- Theta Phi Alpha

Annual Report for the Period October 1, 2011 thru September 30, 2012
The mission of the
Theta Phi Alpha
Foundation
is to fund
scholarships and
grants,
philanthropic
endeavors, and
educational
programming with
a focus on
developing
women’s
leadership skills.
Letter from the Chairman
Dear Sisters,
The Theta Phi Alpha Foundation accomplished a
great deal during the 2011-2012 fiscal year.
The nine positions on the Board were fully
staffed for the entire year. Three Directors
fulfilled their commitment to the Foundation and
chose to step down at the end of their term which
coincided with the end of the fiscal year. We
wish to recognize and thank these women for
their service to the Foundation—Patricia Rankin
Marmaduke, Σ; Monica Lerma, ΓΖ; and Michelle
Short Porter, ΑΝ. The Board welcomes three
new Directors—Karen J. Fisher, ΑΝ; Rebecca
Dixon McLaren, ΑΜ; and Leslie Ervin Trahant,
ΑΒ. (Note: Since the end of the fiscal year and
the publishing of this report, two Directors have
resigned—Christina Kay O’Brien, Κ; and
Christine Labbate, ΓΜ. Those positions are
currently open. The Board also thanks these
women for their service.)
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At the Centennial Convention held in Ann Arbor,
Michigan, the Foundation awarded 12
scholarships—including our first ever $2,000
scholarship—presenting a total of $13,000 in
scholarships. In addition, a check for $6,000 was
presented to Glenmary Home Missioners to
support Camp Friendship and a check for $5,000
was presented to the Elizabeth Smart
Foundation in honor of our Siena Medalist.
Where Did the Money
Come From?
4
The Foundation provided grants in 2012 for two
collegians to attend the UIFI leadership
conference.
Centennial Society
6
Foundation Donors
6-8
In this report::
What Did We Do With
the Money?
Twenty-three alumnae associations, chapters,
groups, and individuals fulfilled their
commitment to donate $1,000 or more to the
Centennial Society. These monies were used to
provide the $2,000 scholarship at Convention as
well as to fund Convention programming. The
future of the Centennial Society is under review
by the Board. Additional information will be
coming soon.
Two additional endowed funds were fully funded
during this fiscal year—the Megan V. Beck
Scholarship Fund and the Dr. Mari Ann Callais
Leadership Endowment.
These funds will
continue to provide scholarships and leadership
opportunities to sisters into the future.
The Directors want to thank all those Fraternity
members and friends of Theta Phi Alpha who
have supported the Foundation so generously
over the past year. We will continue to use your
contributions in the very best interests of Theta
Phi Alpha.
Fraternally,
Karen J. Fisher
Chairman
Theta Phi Alpha Foundation—Board of Directors
1912 Society
Sustaining Sister
Endowed Funds
Matching Funds
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2011-2012
2012-2013
Chairman
Patricia Rankin Marmaduke, Σ
Karen J. Fisher, ΑΝ
Director of Communication
Amanda Boysun, ΑΤ
Amanda Boysun, ΑΤ
Director of Treasury
Valerie Vertin Thomas, ΑΝ
Valerie Vertin Thomas, ΑΝ
Director of Finance
Linda Bellaire, ΑΝ
Linda Bellaire, ΑΝ
Director of Fundraising—Under 35
Monica Lerma, ΓΖ
Rebecca Dixon McLaren, ΑΜ
Director of Fundraising—35 and Over
Michelle Short Porter, ΑΝ
Leslie Ervin Trahant, ΑΒ
Director of Scholarship & Philanthropy
Christina Kay O’Brien, Κ
Open
Director of Donor Analysis
Christine Labbate, ΓΜ
Open
Ex Officio Member—National President
Kathy Prokupek Gaver, ΑΠ
Laura Foley, Χ
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How Are Donations Used?
Centennial
Convention/Programming
$2,553
$5,055
Centennial Convention
Scholarships

Scholarships/Grants
$6,900
$20,078
Siena Medalist - Elizabeth
Smart
Leadership Conference 2011
$15,360
$14,650
Camp Friendship/Glenmary
Donation
Administrative
$6,000
$8,057
$2,674
Accounting (Special 3 Yr
Charges)
12 Scholarships totaling
$13,000
UIFI Leadership
Conference Grants

2 Grants totaling $1,650
Camp Friendship

$6,000
Centennial Convention/
Programming

$20,078
Elizabeth Smart—2012 Siena Medal Recipient
The abduction of Elizabeth Smart was
one of the most followed child abduction
cases of our time. Elizabeth was abducted on June 5, 2002 and her captors had
controlled her by threatening to kill her
and her family if she tried to escape.
Fortunately, the police safely returned
Elizabeth back to her family on March
12, 2003, after being held prisoner for
nine months. Through this traumatic
experience Elizabeth has become an advocate for change related to child abduction, recovery programs and National
legislation. Elizabeth triumphantly testified before her captor and the world
about the very private nightmare she
suffered during her abduction, which lead
to conviction. Elizabeth is currently involved in the “Elizabeth Smart Foundation”, and she has helped promote The
National AMBER Alert, The Adam
Walsh Child Protection & Safety Act and
other safety legislation to help prevent
abductions. Elizabeth is also a News
Correspondent for ABC News.
Elizabeth’s abduction and recovery has
motivated and continues to motivate parents, law enforcement and leaders worldwide to focus on children’s safety. Emphasizing the vigilance of every day people in finding missing children and the
belief that there is always hope and we
can never stop searching for each and
every missing child. Two years ago, Elizabeth worked with the Department of
Justice and four other recovered young
adults in creating a survivors guide, entitled – “You're Not Alone: The Journey
From Abduction to Empowerment.” This
guide is meant to encourage children who
have gone through similar experiences to
not give up and know that there is life
after tragic events.
Elizabeth’s example and life now is a
daily demonstration that there really is
life after a tragic event. She travels and
speaks about not only her story, but also
topics such as overcoming extreme adversity and not allowing your past to dictate
your life's future.
Elizabeth is studying music at Brigham
Young University with an emphasis on
harp performance.
Elizabeth Smart received the 2012
Siena Medal at the Centennial Convention held in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
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Glenmary Home Missioners—
Camp Friendship
Each June, Camp Wrenwoode, near
Amory, Mississippi, transforms into
Camp Friendship—two weeks of camp
open to children of low-income families.
For many years, Theta Phi Alpha alumnae associations, chapters, and individual sisters have provided support through
the Theta Phi Alpha Foundation to Camp
Friendship with monetary support, by
providing supplies for the children, and
even working as volunteer counselors
during the camp.
At the Centennial Convention
the Theta Phi Alpha Foundation
presented Father Dominic Duggins of Glenmary Home Missioners with a check for $6,000,
which completely covers the
costs of two weeks of Camp
Friendship.
Patricia Marmaduke, Σ, Chairman, Theta Phi Alpha
Foundation, presents Father Dominic Duggins of
Glenmary Home Missioners with a check for Camp
Friendship.
Scholarships and Leadership Grants
Each year at Leadership Conference or
Convention, the Theta Phi Alpha Foundation presents scholarships to collegians
and alumnae based on academic performance, financial need, and service to
Theta Phi Alpha.
sonal awareness, commitment to their
fraternity or sorority, and grow to expect
values-based action from themselves and
those they lead. In 2012, two such grants
were awarded.
At the Centennial Convention, 12 scholarships were presented to deserving sisters, including one scholarship of $2000
funded by the Centennial Society, for a
total of $13,000 in scholarships.
Since 1961, the Theta Phi Alpha Foundation has awarded 429 scholarships worth
over $268,700.
Amanda Boysun, ΑΤ (left), Director, Theta Phi
Alpha Foundation, presents a scholarship to
Jessica Cox, ΑΜ.
The Theta Phi Alpha Foundation also
provides grants for sisters to attend UIFI
– the Undergraduate Interfraternity Institute – a program that offers participants the opportunity to explore, define,
and enhance their leadership skills, per-
2012 UIFI Grant recipients LeeAnn Prisk, ΒΕ,
and Ashley Morton, ΓΡ.
Convention Programming
Each year at Leadership Conference and
National Convention, the Theta Phi Alpha Foundation funds educational programs and speakers to benefit the sisters
of Theta Phi Alpha. Topics include values
-based leadership, risk management,
campus and personal safety, etiquette,
scholarship, gender differences, and other
issues pertinent to today’s college women.
In 2012, Theta Phi Alpha Foundation
sponsored Ginny Carroll’s Bring Out the
Best drove home “The Three Rs: Recruitment, Retention, and Ritual” and how
essential they are to a chapter’s success.
Theta Phi Alpha Foundation, together
with Theta Phi Alpha Fraternity, also
sponsored Past National President Dr.
Mari Ann Callais’ trip to speak to the
Panhellenic women at the University of
Michigan. The gift of the presentation
at our founding campus was in honor of
Theta Phi Alpha’s Centennial.
Ginny Carroll, guest speaker, 2012
Centennial Convention.
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Theta Phi Alpha Foundation 2011-2012 Annual Report
Sources of Income
$740.65
Donations from Alumnae
& Alumnae Associations
Donations from
Collegians & Chapters
$1,525.00
$22,498.43
$17,946.28
$57,646.73
Donations from Friends &
Family
Investment Income
Misc. Income (Interest,
Good Search, etc.)
Recognizing Excellence in Giving
The Flint Area Alumnae Association received the Lois Barry Lynch Theta Phi Alpha Foundation
Award.
Mari Ann Callais, ΑΒ, Past National
President, presents Beta Epsilon
Chapter President Kayla Singletary
with the Jean Yosepian Foundation
Award for most chapter support to the
Foundation.
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Centennial Society
The Centennial Society was established in 2010:

to assist the Fraternity in providing a spectacular
2012 Convention to celebrate our anniversary by
providing speakers, educational programming, and
activities that fall within our legal and financial abilities;

to continue to provide scholarships to Theta Phi Alpha sisters, and introduce a special $2,000 scholarship with a focus on service to the Fraternity;

to add to the Foundation’s investment portfolio to
help ensure that the activities, scholarships, and assistance to the Fraternity continues in the years
ahead.
Theta Phi Alpha Foundation gratefully acknowledges these alumnae associations, chapters,
sisters, and groups who contributed $1,000 or more to the Centennial Society Fund during the
biennium 2010-2012.
Akron Area Alumnae Association
Kansas City Alumnae Association
Alpha Beta Chapter
Gamma Rho Chapter
2010-2012 Grand Council / Sue Check / Jane Godfray
Abigail A. Klein, Alumnae Initiate / Amelia Klein, Alumnae Intitiate /
Elizabeth R. Marmaduke Klein, Σ
Christina A. Kay O’Brien, Κ / Lauren Svec, ΒΒ
Linda W. Geca Barath, ΑΞ
Linda K. Bellaire, ΑΝ
Jean M. Cusack, Β
Karen J. Fisher, ΑΝ
Laura Foley, Χ
Katherine Prokupek Gaver, ΑΠ
Patricia Ann Manelski Giallanza, Υ
Kristin L. Windeshausen Henkenius, ΑΠ
Patricia Rankin Marmaduke, Σ
Karen S. Mills, ΑΝ
Sue Stark Paddock, Κ
Michelle Marie Short Porter, ΑΝ
Melissa Selenich, Alumnae Initiate
Linda M. Gumushian Spranger, ΑΝ
Maria Sumara, ΑΙ
Laura L. Watts, ΑΝ
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The Theta Phi Alpha Foundation would like to thank
our 2011-2012 fiscal year donors.
White Rose Society
$1000 and Greater
Elaine Kunkel Bourgraf, Ε
Susan Stark Paddock, Κ
Patricia Rankin Marmaduke, Σ
Laura Foley, Χ
Elizabeth Cibulskis Eberhart, ΑΓ
Diane Marciszewski Stallmann, ΑΓ
Lynn Marie Mizerk Young, ΑΓ
Maria Sumara, ΑΙ
Linda Bellaire, ΑΝ
Karen Fisher, ΑΝ
Michelle Marie Short Porter, ΑΝ
Linda Geca Barath, ΑΞ
Katherine Prokupek Gaver, ΑΠ
Alpha Beta
Alpha Psi
Beta Beta
Beta Epsilon
Beta Lambda
Beta Sigma
Gamma Rho
Akron Area Alumnae Association
Sapphire Circle Society
$501—$999
Elizabeth Marmaduke Klein, Σ
Patricia Manelski Giallanza, Υ
Karen Mills, ΑΝ
Patricia Wright Seashore, ΑΝ
Michaela Clifford Comstock, ΑΠ
Kristin Windeshausen Henkenius, ΑΠ
Lauren Svec, ΒΒ
Mu
Gamma Epsilon
Kansas City Area Alumnae Association
Every effort has been made to include each and every sister, chapter, association, group, and friend who helped
make the 2011-2012 fiscal year a success, but experience has taught us that, try as we might, we may miss
someone. If your name is not on this list, please let us know ([email protected]) so that we can
properly recognize your contribution. Thank you for your understanding.
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Founders’ Society
$251—$500
Anonymous
Irene Caliendo, Κ
Christina Kay O'Brien, Κ
Mari Ann Callais, ΑΒ
Stephanie Galendez, ΑΒ
Leslie Ervin Trahant, ΑΒ
Major Mary Beth Riendeau, ΑΕ
Jeanne Kirk Elliott, ΑΝ
Janelle Terhune EuDaly, ΑΝ
Mridu Gupta, ΑΝ
Tracey Ann Liphardt, ΑΝ
Susan Eckel Morales, ΑΝ
Linda Gumushian Spranger, ΑΝ
Amy Spagnolo Bailes, ΑΥ
Taryn Michele Simons Bostjancic, ΒΒ
Abigail Klein Adams, Alumnae Initiate
Amelia Klein, Alumnae Initiate
Beta Delta
Gamma Nu
Gamma Omicron
Gamma Sigma
Greater Omaha Area Alumnae Association & Chi Chapter
Pittsburgh Alumnae Association
2011-2012 Grand Council
Benefactor
$101—$250
Jean Cusack, Β
Cindy Creighton, Ε
Helen Rudolph Marten, Ε
Nancy Dorward Ortner, Ε
Deborah Dobda, Κ
Erin Nelson Nemenoff, Κ
Concetta Lapa Slanders, Κ
Pauline Bouthillier Stukus, Λ
Roseann Hildebrandt Harkins, Ρ
Mary Phalan, Ρ
Martha Boyle, Σ
Ginger Post Heuker, Σ
Annette Marcinkoski, Σ
Stacey Ervin O'Malley, ΑΒ
Lauren Denemark, ΑΓ
Kathleen Sullivan, ΑΓ
Rebecca Dixon McLaren, ΑM
Debra MacDermid Brinkman,
ΑΝ
Lisa Marie David Harris, ΑΝ
Jennifer Lynn Waggoner
Kreiman, ΑΝ
Gitanjli Singh McRoy, ΑΝ
Valerie Vertin Thomas, ΑΝ
Christine McCoskey Verhulst,
ΑΝ
Laura Watts, ΑΝ
Karen Jenkins Rubican, ΑΣ
Rosemary O'Boyle, ΑΨ
Lara Pearson, ΑΩ
Mary Katherine Epperly, ΒΓ
Kandace Formaggio, ΒΕ
Alicia Zabala Palmisano, ΒΕ
Dominique Demonsobert
Schmidt, ΒΕ
Catherine Sniegocki Billoni, ΒΝ
Gypsy Mason, ΒΣ
Jennifer Hubbley Klug, ΓΜ
Kathryn Albers, ΓΝ
Beta Alpha
Beta Nu
Beta Xi
Beta Psi
Gamma Gamma
Gamma Delta
Gamma Phi
Boston Area Alumnae Association
Greater Cleveland Area Alumnae
Association
Northeastern Nebraska Alumnae
Association
Northern & Central New York
Alumnae Association
Northern Kentucky Alumnae Association
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Sponsor
$51—$100
Geraldine Cady O'Laughlin, Α
Georgina Ginn, Ε
Katherine Koerner Sudbrack, Ε
Carole Murphy Lueders, Η
Jennifer Chemello Freer, Κ
Susan Dobda Kovacic, Κ
Sarah Alexandra Kreps M.D., Κ
Mary Smith Partis, Π
Mary Weninger Donovan, Τ
Patricia Clancy McGreevy, Τ
Ellen Crowley, Φ
Jeanne Marendt DeSena, ΑΒ
Susan Strojny Colucci, ΑΓ
Emily Disselhorst, ΑΔ
Amanda Horvat, ΑΕ
Theresa Primosch Kinch, ΑΕ
Kimberly Raab, ΑΙ
Diane Kavadias Schneider, ΑΙ
Sarah Carella, ΑΜ
Michele Sheehy Troll, ΑΜ
Betsy Lee Boatman, ΑΝ
Paula Pacholke Dumont, ΑΝ
Katherine Evans, ΑΝ
Dawn Gafa, ΑΝ
Chi Thi Ha Lampman, ΑΝ
Laurel Linkert, ΑΝ
Holly Myers, ΑΝ
Pamela Resar Pudar, ΑΝ
Sandra Upleger, ΑΝ
Kathryn Sweeny, ΑΞ
Lorrie Schaloske Yauger, ΑΞ
Pat Hoffman, ΑΠ
Jennifer Lynn Stahl, ΑΤ
Patricia Renee Cravener Miller,
ΑΥ
Tamara Chance Danel, ΒΕ
Carolyn Fulton, ΒΕ
Angela Christine Zabala Palmer,
ΒΕ
Jennifer Gibbons, ΒΘ
Hollie Mast Gattuccio, ΒΛ
Jamie Gray Colletti, ΒΝ
Sarah Freidman, ΒΝ
Amanda O'Brien, ΒΧ
Megan Aldridge Newman, ΓΚ
Samantha Wyant, ΓΜ
Ashley Morton, ΓΡ
Beta Upsilon
Beta Omega
Gamma Alpha
Gamma Beta
Gamma Kappa
Gamma Lambda
Gamma Tau
Gamma Upsilon
Gamma Psi
South Florida Alumnae Association
Gamma Zeta Alumnae
Joyce Caliendo Reinoso, Κ
Mary Frances Smith Ruppen, Κ
Judy Moran Sadowski, Κ
Suzanne Muellerschoen Sanko, Κ
Deborah Stahl, Κ
Jessica Tonti, Κ
Cynthia Lush, Λ
Angela Scalero Love, Π
Elaine Rugienius Bain, Ρ
M. Theresa Pierotti Stacknick, Ρ
Helen Segedy Elefritz, Σ
Dana Garcia, Σ
Phyllis Stephenson Griffith, Σ
Julie Hayden, Σ
Yvonne Boesiger Jones, Σ
Martha Stephenson Kelly, Σ
Susan Grau Lee, Σ
Susan Pisano Lindeman, Σ
Barbara Vaingat McIntyre, Σ
Mary Louise Conrad Swartz, Σ
Christine Straub Teetor, Σ
Deborah Stott Vargo, Σ
Beata Aufreiter Huss, Τ
Louise Wechselberger Levandoski, Τ
Elizabeth Osborne Thompson, Τ
Judi Osberger Young, Τ
Carolyn Marschall King, Υ
Joyce Seidel, Υ
Mary Ann King Condino, Φ
Sheila Carey Connolly, Φ
Joan Matuscak Gibbons, Φ
Joanne Aubrecht Pohlen, Ω
Kate Glow, Χ
Marguerite Stevens Hughs, ΑΑ
Susan Powers Kennelly, ΑΑ
Ivy Buchelli, ΑΒ
Ann Marino DeRouen, ΑΒ
Jeanne Ross Eichler, ΑΒ
Anne Pettijean Hughs, ΑΒ
Donna Zak Guerin, ΑΓ
Mary Salata Matticks, ΑΓ
Gelse Marie Bonugli Tkalec, ΑΓ
Jennifer Lando, ΑΕ
Amanda Lewis Riddle, ΑΕ
Angela Pedi Seegel, ΑΕ
Lauren Senore, ΑΕ
Samantha Torres, ΑΕ
Elaine Vasquez, ΑΕ
Marianne Green, ΑΖ
Tracy Brough, ΑΙ
Amy Young Franklin, ΑΙ
Christine Czapla Hadt, ΑΙ
Norma Birzer Keenan, ΑΙ
Rhea Bereolos Lindemann, ΑΙ
Deborah McVey Lucas, ΑΙ
Sister
$50 and Under
Carole Ann Vana Hebert, Δ
Elaine Kaminski Pratt, Δ
Barbara Apking, Ε
Jessica Holthaus Ballman, Ε
Barbara Barger, Ε
Laure Darlin Buten, Ε
Sandra Schlenck Dubberley, Ε
Linda Henning Gaitskill, Ε
Diane Hoppenjans Hoffman, Ε
Sarah Krivanka, Ε
Gloria Sabatini, Ε
Elizabeth A Kroger Stammen, Ε
Mary Jean Hawkins Smith, Ζ
Millicent Niep Stocker, Ζ
Edith Somerset Hilton, Η
Pamela Sinclair, Η
Dorothy Giardino Anderson, Κ
Samantha Mittman Besnoff, Κ
Margaret Brown, Κ
Kathy Ann Novak Buclous, Κ
Marcia Caliendo, Κ
Regina Stahl Hardison, Κ
Carmela Defrank Londino, Κ
Mary Maruccio, Κ
Sandra McCoy, Κ
Lindsay Morris, Κ
Katie Merkel, Κ
Lauren O'Leary, Κ
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Gayle Blohm Pahl, ΑΙ
Marlene Butynski Veldkamp, ΑΙ
Jacqueline Frantz Wickland, ΑΙ
Kim Campbell, ΑΜ
Jeanna Hoffmeister Powers, ΑΜ
Stephanie Edwards Rabius, ΑΜ
Krista Rinehart, ΑΜ
Leslie Board Simons, ΑΜ
Sherri Lynn May Allison, ΑΝ
Karen Leigh Detzel Coleman, ΑΝ
Michelle Geske, ΑΝ
Barbara Luse Gjerstad, ΑΝ
Jule Lynn Erickson Hegwood,
ΑΝ
Patricia Halabicky Kopf, ΑΝ
Lalaine Labio, ΑΝ
Susan Smith Price, ΑΝ
Christine Misch Rhein, ΑΝ
Laura Ann Reske Roycht, ΑΝ
Wendy Zilligen Roby, ΑΝ
Theresa Taggart, ΑΝ
Diane Leonard Pearson, ΑΡ
Mary Terese Matousek, ΑΞ
Megan Lisbeth Strang, ΑΞ
Taylor Strang, ΑΞ
Amy Cooper, ΑΠ
Sarah Mason Elton, ΑΠ
Paige Gaver, ΑΠ
Jessica Helgren, ΑΠ
Michelle Yosten Hilding, ΑΠ
Stacy Stark Keene, ΑΠ
Jessica Lovejoy, ΑΠ
Elizabeth Militti, ΑΠ
Audrey Miller, ΑΠ
Erin Miller, ΑΠ
Jennifer Missel, ΑΠ
Erin Olsolvsky Saunders, ΑΠ
Cassidy Seaman, ΑΠ
Stephanie Gill Fussell, ΑΤ
Meagan Graff, ΑΤ
Anna Jones, ΑΤ
Kelly Bowmen Papageorge, ΑΤ
Ainsley Robson, ΑΤ
Katherine Quann, ΑΥ
Kristie Teets, ΑΥ
Mary Ashcraft, ΑΨ
Brittany Langdan, ΒΑ
Kristin Mauer, ΒΑ
Kimberly Ehrentraut, ΒΓ
Michelle Coppola LaPlatney, ΒΓ
Samantha Low, ΒΓ
Mary Balthaser, ΒΕ
Allison Davis Bolin, ΒΕ
Theta Phi Alpha Foundation 2011-2012 Annual Report
Meredith Sanders Boudousquie,
ΒΕ
Debra Bueto, ΒΕ
Renee Gravois Lee, ΒΕ
Lacey Shumaker Peltier, ΒΕ
Lindsay Sellers, ΒΕ
Stacy Daigle Stansbury, ΒΕ
Randi Baylis Conway, ΒΘ
Stephanie Dunn, ΒΝ
Alyse Ecker, ΒΝ
Holly Russell Gray, ΒΝ
Jillian Perrault Heidema, ΒΝ
Erika Thomas Lefkowitz, ΒΝ
Ashley Moynihan, ΒΝ
Kristina Mazzeo Payne, ΒΝ
Susan Williams Stone, ΒΝ
Melissa Wolin, ΒΝ
Emily DelNegro Ciancio, ΒΡ
Lisa Mottern Searing, ΒΡ
Carrie Rysak Keeley, ΒΦ
Danielle Camphire Kusek, ΒΦ
Elizabeth Smull, ΒΦ
Rebecca Lyn Gilman Hawkins,
ΒΧ
Keri Ann Kirby, ΒΧ
Shanna Segal DiGiacinto, ΒΩ
Liza Erin Mandel, ΒΩ
Chrissie Meyer Bass, ΓΒ
Irelyn Akers, ΓΓ
Rachel Aldoroty, ΓΓ
Brianna Bedard, ΓΓ
Sophia Butterman, ΓΓ
Brittany Catona, ΓΓ
Allyson Dorner, ΓΓ
Brittany Duaime, ΓΓ
Caitlin Gaultney, ΓΓ
Tara Giampapa, ΓΓ
Jennifer Hanson, ΓΓ
Marianna Herrera, ΓΓ
Stacey Kraus, ΓΓ
Jennifer Johnson, ΓΓ
Chelsea Kimmel, ΓΓ
Alexandra Lecher, ΓΓ
Alexandra Mack, ΓΓ
Emily Mattis, ΓΓ
Jenn Montgomery, ΓΓ
Jessica Pollock, ΓΓ
Michelle Sandilands, ΓΓ
Megan Sheenan, ΓΓ
Mariah White, ΓΓ
Stephanie Williams, ΓΓ
Debra Lee Bingham Ashby, ΓΖ
Stacie Meza Carvajal, ΓΖ
Lisa Elsik, ΓΖ
Araceli Avila Garza, ΓΖ
Veronica Mendietta-Sotoj, ΓΖ
Victoria Morin, ΓΖ
Mary Lou Pena, ΓΖ
Lindsay Ramos, ΓΖ
Ashley Yates, ΓΖ
Maishia Eilena Gillman, ΓΗ
Kathryn R. Owsianiecki, ΓΙ
Kathrine McBride, ΓΚ
Kelly McFall, ΓΚ
Trisha Thompson, ΓΚ
Christine Labbate, ΓΜ
Sierra Zielinski, ΓΜ
Kimberly Becvar, ΓΝ
Marjorie Wilson Comer, ΓΝ
Sarah Burkhart, ΓΡ
Jessica Horton, ΓΤ
Willena Rogers, ΓΤ
Beth Angelucci, ΓΥ
Heidi Colom, Alumnae Initiate
Melissa Selenich, Alumnae Initiate
Alpha Eta
Gamma Pi
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Friends of the Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Adepoju
Barry & Vicki Aronson
Mary & Jerry Baranowski
Karen Beck
James & Adrienne Berg
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffery Bennett
Chris & Julie Bergmann
Brenda Campbell
Elizabeth Cjeddjoa
Maureen Cooke
Jayne Cortez
R. Burrillo-Hendershot
Harry Cooper
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Mr. & Mrs. Bill Dyer
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University T’s
The Theta Phi Alpha Foundation is a 501(c)(3)
corporation. Donations to the Foundation are
tax deductible to the fullest extent permitted
by Federal law.
1912 Society
Sustaining Sister
Endowed Funds
Matching Funds
The 1912 Society is a special
recognition given to those
sisters who remember the
Theta Phi Alpha Foundation
through planned giving. It is
easier than you might think!
Simply include the Foundation
in your will or as a beneficiary
or partial beneficiary of an
insurance policy or retirement
account. Please contact the
Foundation if you would like
assistance with this process or
if you would like to review the
Theta Phi Alpha Foundation
Gift Acceptance Policy.
The
Sustaining
Sister
Program is a method that
allows you to give what you
want to give, when you want
to give it, without having to
write a check or pay for
postage to send it to National
Office. Contributions are made
on a regular and predetermined basis through
direct checking account
withdrawals. This service is
free to donors and can be
accessed by completing the
document on the Theta Phi
Alpha website under the
Foundation tab.
At the end of fiscal year 20112012, the Foundation held
three fully endowed funds.
 Sigma Scholarship Fund
 Megan V. Beck Scholarship
Fund
 Dr. Mari Ann Callais Leadership Endowment
An easy and cost efficient
method of increasing your contributions to the Foundation is
through a matching gifts program with your employer. The
size of the donations and ratios that employers are willing
to match vary. Some offer a
set ratio, while others set a
maximum dollar amount.
Please ask your HR department for details.
Theta Phi Alpha Foundation
27025 Knickerbocker Road
Bay Village, OH 44140-2343
Email Address:
[email protected]
The Foundation is extremely
grateful that the Alpha Nu
Memorial Scholarship Fund is
on its way to becoming fully
endowed.
Endowed funds are required to
maintain a minimum balance
of $20,000. The interest income generated from that balance as well as donations received after the minimum balance is reached are then used
to provide grants and/or scholarships according to each
fund’s purpose.