Annual Report - Homewood City Schools Foundation

Annual Report
2015
You Are Our
Most Important Partner
Did you know that HCS faculty and
staff contribute to the Foundation through
their employee-giving program? Last year,
employees contributed more than $13,000.00
to support our schools. We are so grateful!
If you are a teacher or staff member and
want to learn more, please email us at
[email protected].
EMPLOYEERAM
GIVING PROG
What a year we have had! Thanks to your generosity,
the Foundation has expanded its reach—providing
more classroom grants, more technology, and more
support for our teachers. This is possible because each
of you have committed your time and financial resources
to making our school system the best it can be.
Since 1994, the Foundation has been a part of this
amazing community, working with parents, teachers,
business leaders, and friends to ensure that all
Homewood students have the tools they need to be
successful in the classroom and beyond. You have
played a major role—increasing your donations by
35% in 2014-15—to make sure that teachers in our
system can dream big and bring exciting new concepts
into their classrooms. With your support, we are not just
providing funding for programs but partnering with
teachers and schools so that resources are having the
greatest impact.
More than 950 of you in the past eighteen months
have said yes to our schools with a financial contribution
to the Foundation. We can’t thank you enough. Our work
continues. We look forward to partnering with you again
this year to provide the best for our students and teachers.
They are counting on us.
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2015-16 BOARD MEMBERS
Trent Ponder
President
Emmie Smith
Vice President
Wendy Ellison
Treasurer
Carol Chesnutt
Joe Chewning, M.D.
Enslen Crowe
Sonya DiCarlo
Courtney French
Kris Griffin
Kristy Hinds
Tray Ivey
Tom Jeffries
Donna Johnson
Secretary
Julie Keith
Dan Kramer
Kristie McCullough
Kirk Mills
Justin Russell
Rachel Stone
Marie Sutton
John Wallace
Amy McRae
Director
Letter from
the Board President
I am grateful for the
opportunity to serve as
the President of the Board
of the Homewood City
Schools Foundation.
It is an extremely
exciting time in our
history. This past
year, you have shown
overwhelming
support for our two
annual fundraising
events – Homewood
Grown and Grateful
Dads. In 2014-15, these events generated more
than $90,000.00. Because of this success, the board
voted to add a second opportunity in the year for
teachers to apply for grants. This allows teachers to
implement programs during the full school term.
We hope this flexibility will lead to an increase in
grant applications and continue to bring more
innovative programs in the classroom.
We are so grateful for your support. It is
because of you that teachers can take an empty room
at Shades Cahaba Elementary and turn it into a
Makerspace where students can’t wait to walk in
and begin creating. It is because of you that students
in 7th and 8th grade science classes at Homewood
Middle School learn by doing with hands-on
experiments from frog dissection to motion detection.
We hope you will stay connected with the
Foundation and continue to support our efforts to
enhance and enrich the educational experience
for all Homewood students. Thank you for your
generosity.
Trent Ponder
2015-16 Board President
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Mission Statement
The mission of the Homewood City Schools
Foundation is to raise and allocate funds in order
to create innovative educational opportunities
and support existing programs in Homewood
City Schools; enhance the curriculum of the schools
through private funds; encourage excellence
in both teachers and students by supporting
creative teaching and academic achievements; and
to foster cultural enrichment by support of the arts
and humanities within the schools.
“THANK YOU FOR
YOUR SUPPORT OF
THE
2015 SEED TO PLATE CA
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YOUR FUNDS AT WORK:
SPRING 2015 GRANTS
Elementary Schools
Grants Awarded:
ELIMINATING SUMMER READING SLUMP FOR
STRUGGLING READERS: Edgewood Elementary
HALL-KENT READING ROCKS: Hall-Kent Elementary
ENHANCING THE READING CURRICULUM:
Developing an Instructional Plan for Skill and Strategy
Study—Edgewood Elementary
TEXT COMPLEXITY: Reading into the 21st Century—
all three elementary schools
READING REVISITED: Hall-Kent Elementary
WRITING FROM SOURCES: Hall-Kent Elementary
BUILDING A FOUNDATION: Numerical Reasoning
and Mathematical Best Practices – Shades Cahaba
Elementary (to involve all elementary schools)—
presented by Trust Building Services
MAKERSPACE: Shades Cahaba Elementary—
presented by the Alabam Power Foundation
Reading Programs
at Hall-Kent and Edgewood
Reading retention during the summer months is a key
issue for our elementary schools. Last summer, the
Foundation supported summer reading programs at
both Edgewood Elementary and Hall-Kent Elementary
to help alleviate the ‘summer slump’ that often occurs
when students are not in school. Funds were provided
by the Foundation for books and staffing during the
summer months. At-risk students gained critical
access to fiction and non-fiction materials; they kept
journals about what they read; and they returned to
school reading at similar levels to those that they
were achieving prior to the summer break.
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IMAGINE WHAT WOULD HAPPEN if you gave a child
a creative space and filled it with tools and technologies
to create whatever their mind can conceive? That
freedom of expression and project-based learning
is what is happening everyday in Shades Cahaba
Elementary School’s new Makerspace thanks to a
grant from the Alabama Power Foundation and the
Homewood City Schools Foundation. Inside the colorful
space, students build, design, program and create.
There are robots, hand tools, circuit kits, a Lego Wall,
a 3D printer, and more, right at their fingertips.
“On any given day, you can see young coders,
mathematicians, scientists, and engineers at work,”
said Dr. John Lowry, Principal. “Fourth graders are
given Little Bits to explore the many ways you can build
circuits and power lights, temperature gauges, and
even fans. First graders are using Legos to design
and build famous American landmarks, learning
about shapes and developing spatial awareness.
As enthusiasm for our Makerspace grows, our teachers
will be able to use it as another way to challenge our
students to think about our world, explore our world,
and understand our world.”
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Homewood Middle School
Grants Awarded:
SIXTH GRADE MATH TEAM CAMP
BRINGING HMS SCIENCE INTO THE NEXT
GENERATION
HERITAGE PANEL PROGRAM
JUMPSTART SUMMER CAMP
through math games and other engaging activities.
On the last day of camp, they even participated
in a mock-competition to show them what a math
tournament is really like.
The Foundation was pleased to partner with the
math teachers as they increased the scope of this camp
from three to four days. With more than 40 students in
attendance, we know it will continue to be an enriching
experience for rising middle-school students.
PREPPING PATRIOTS: A Program to Help At-Risk
Students Successfully Transition to HMS
SCHOLASTIC MATH
SEED TO PLATE: Growing Learners and
Harvesting Success
For more information on these grants,
visit homewoodcityschoolsfoundation.com
Homewood High School
Grants Awarded:
ADVANCED PLACEMENT PRE-SEASON SUMMER
WORKOUT
INDIVIDUALIZED MATH INSIGHTS
LIBRARY UPGRADE
SPOTLIGHT:
ADVANCED PLACEMENT
PRE-SEASON SUMMER WORKOUT
Latta Johnston, Mindy McBride, Christie Morman,
Michele Cooley, Nivada Spurlock and Alison Hill
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summer to work math problems, but several rising
sixth graders were more than willing to participate in
the Math Team Camp hosted by teachers Amy Hacker,
Mary McLeod and Jordan Sterley. The idea was to
introduce higher-level math concepts that are essential
for math team success—before school even started and
students found themselves distracted with their new
middle school experience. During the camp, students
learned about proportions, percents and integers
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MOST PEOPLE ASSUME that students interested in
Advanced-Placement classes wouldn’t need any
special help, but Assistant Principal Latta Johnson says
that’s not the case. “For some students school work
comes easy,” he says. “This sounds like a wonderful
trait—and it certainly is—but this sometimes prevents
students from developing disciplined study habits.
As classes get more rigorous and course loads become
heavier, students who have never had to work very
hard in class sometimes struggle with the new
challenges.” Giving these high-performing students
the opportunity to learn more about the demands
and rewards of an AP curriculum during the summer
between their freshman and sophomore years alleviates
their anxieties by reminding them that while these
classes take work, success is achievable. “The camp
gave first-time Advanced Placement students a chance
to learn to manage the increasing expectations of
advanced classes,” Johnson says. “Our own AP teachers
taught critical thinking, test-taking strategies, note
taking skills, critical reading, and stress management.
Students also had an opportunity to begin to look at
college admission and had a chance to speak to some
of Homewood’s former AP students.”
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FINANCIAL REPORT 2014-2015
CONTRIBUTIONS
INVESTMENT INCOME
$182,564
$16,045
TOTAL REVENUE
$198,609
PROGRAMS
MANAGEMENT
FUNDRAISING
SPECIAL EVENTS
$92,051
$43,546
$6,868
$31,881
TOTAL EXPENSES
$174,346
CHANGE IN
NET ASSETS
$24,263*
NET ASSETS, BOY
$372,259
NET ASSETS, EOY
$396,522
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Homewood Grown
Thanks to your generous support, the Foundation
raised more than $75,000.00 at our annual community
dinner. During the night, Jeanne Jackson and Jay
Lester shared their experiences as a Homewood
mother and son and how our school system made
an impact on their lives. More than 500 people
enjoyed the evening with a wonderful dinner by
Café Dupont and music provided by Homewood
students. We also announced the 2015 winners of
the Teacher Impact Awards. Congratulations to
the following educators for all that they are doing
to impact our students:
• Theresa McKibben, Edgewood Elementary
• Jerome Isley, Hall-Kent Elementary
• Stefanie Fort, Shades Cahaba Elementary
• Steve Sills, Homewood Middle School
• Mindy McBride, Homewood High School
Grateful Dads
This new event was a hit thanks to the wonderful
support of our sponsors and donors. Held in
November at Good People Brewing Company,
Grateful Dads is a celebration of our community
with delicious food by
Little Donkey and musical
performances by several
Homewood Dads (and
a Homewood mom). In
its first year, we raised
more than $17,000.00 to
provide targeted grants
at each of our five
schools.
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OUR 2014-15 DONORS
(Donations made July 1, 2014 - December 31, 2015)
LIFETIME LEGACY DONORS
($10,000 OR MORE)
Alabama Power Foundation
Brasfield & Gorrie
The Caring Foundation – BC/BS
Ferlisi-Jolley Associates, Inc.
Merrill Lynch
Regions Bank
State of Alabama Education Grant
Trust Building Services
Wells Fargo Bank
Zoe’s Restaurants
Scott Abney and Eunie McDavid
Jimmy and Julie Cash
Bruce and Debbie Limbaugh
Ted and Venita Mann
Charles and Lynne Mizerany
Jerry and Lisa Stephens
Larry and Jane Weygand
2014 - 2015 DONORS
$10,000 - $15,000
Trust Building Services
FOUNDATION CIRCLE
($5,000 OR $9,999)
Alabama Power Foundation
Stone & Sons Electrical
Contractors
Blake and Mary Scott Pearson
Warren Averett
Asset Management/
Josh and Whitney Reidinger
SUPERINTENDENT’S CLUB
($2,500- $4,999)
Brasfield & Gorrie
Byrom Building Company
CRC Insurance
EW Motion Therapy/
Jon and Britt Delk
Hamilton Mortgage
Oxmoor Valley Orthodontics PC/
Vlachos Orthodontics
Regions Bank
Warren Averett
Asset Management/
Justin and Lora Russell
Courtney and Elisabeth French
Everette and Julie Herring
Bruce and Debbie Limbaugh
Stan and Nicole Massie
PATRIOT
($1,000 - $2,499)
Angelica Rohner Pediatric
Dentistry
ARC Realty/Stacey Flippen
The Bodnar Foundation
Brookwood Medical Center
Children’s of Alabama—
Gastroenterology/
Dr. Reed Dimmitt
Curb Appeal
Goodwyn Mills and Cawood
Hoar Project Management
Homewood Star
LAH/Guy and Anna Frances
Bradley
Marketry
Murray Building Company
Poole and Company
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Riley Jackson, PC
Royal Cup
Samford University
Skin Wellness Center of Alabama
Town and Country Ford
Twin Construction, Inc.
Volkert, Inc.
The Wade Team/LAH
Waldrep Stewart & Kendrick
Wells Fargo/Bryan Poole
Williams-Blackstock Architects
Yanosky Orthodontics, PLLC
Zack and Laine Barnes
Mark and Cathy Boardman
Jody and Stephanie Brant
Richard and Marjean Brooks
Carol Chesnutt
Fred Chiesa and
Bronwyn McInturff
Bill and Jennifer Cleveland
Dave and Ashley Condon
Glenn and Susan Couch
Mike and Elizabeth Goodrich
Matt and Courtney Grill
Stacia Fagan
Bruno and Ouida Fritschi
Tray and Kirstie Ivey
Tom and Louisa Jeffries
Merrill and Barbara Johnston
Andrew and Jane Marie Marlin
Michael and Kristie McAbee
David and Amy McCollum
Carey and Amy McRae
Steve and Melissa Mistrot
Charles and Lynne Mizerany
Vance and Paula Moody
Todd and Robin Peterson
Susan Schein
Thomas and Kristi Selden
William and Sacha Skinner
Bill and Emmie Smith
Keith and Laura Stansell
Alan and Judy Truitt
John and Jennifer Wallace
Jim and Gwen Williams
COLLABORATOR
($500 - $999)
Cobbs Allen and Hall
Homewood Family and
Cosmetic Dentistry
La Bamba Grill
Livingston Family Gift Fund
Streamline CXO
Swiney & Bellenger
Table Matters/Michael and
Patricia Murray
Bryan and Millie Carr
Joe and Jennifer Chewning
Mike Clements
Brad and Kathy Creed
Eddie and Michelle Crim
Vick and Sonya DiCarlo
Charlie and Beverly Douthit
Jack and Wendy Ellison
Johnny and Betsy Garlington
Grant and Mary Frances Haines
Charles and Carol Hankla
Gina Harris and Cathy Burke
Jimmy and Lisa Harrison
Pete and Pam Holby
Anthony and Cassandra Joseph
Todd and Julie Keith
Christopher and Daley King
Dan and Jennifer Kramer
Bradley and Nancy Lard
Dan and Kelly Lowery
Trent and Josephine Lowery
Jay and Leah Murrill
Byron and Carolyn Nelson
Conrad and Susan Ponder
Trent and Mona Ponder
Carl and Shari Schaefer
Kyle and Barry Smith
Ken and Jennifer Sobaski
Tom and Ivy Spencer
Dean and Tracy Thornton
Clete and Catherine Walker
Ray and Barbara Wheeler
Frank and Lisa Wilson
DEVELOPER
($100 – 499)
1st nails
Alabama Outdoors
Arthur J Gallagher & Co.
Ferlisi Jolley & Associates
HHS Class of 1994
HHS Class of 2004
Homewood IT
J. R. Robinson Construction
Matilda Jane
Shades Cahaba Sunshine Fund
Shades Cahaba 2nd Grade Class
Southpoint Bank
John and Lindsey Abernathy
Kim Adelberg
Anne Alford
Stephen and Karen Allen
Toren Anderson and
Helen Krontiras Anderson
Keith and Jennifer Andress
Ken and Patti Atkinson
Richard and Stephanie Banks
Richard and Roxanne Batson
John Bawden
Tom and Colleen Bedics
Tim and Cindy Bembry
Andrew and Amy Benson
Stanley and Mildred Berryhill
Mike and Mary Bertram
Joseph and Nancy Biggio
Jason and Mary Biggs
Mary Binkley
Whit and Jennifer Bird
Brandon and Katy Bishop
Brandon and Lissa Blankinship
Jay and Julie Brandrup
Delisa Brooks
Malana Bryant
Bill and Ginny Bugg
Shannon Burgess
Tamalyn Butcke
Christy Camp
John and Hope Cannon
Nathan Carlson
Celia Castle
Jennifer Chadha
Patrick Chappell
Nohemi Chavez and
Valente Medina
Christine Cheney
David and Cary Cherry
Genie Christian
Geoff Clever
Jennifer Clifton
Jennifer Compere
John and Clara Creel
Christie Crigger
Tony and Betsy Crimi
Michael and Candace Crouch
Eric and Enslen Crowe
Jimi Davis
Jonas and Angela DeAlmeida
Shannon Dennis
Eva Dillard
Jennifer Dominick
Peter and Erin Donohoo
John Dorough
Retha Dorough
Carter and Leslie Doyle
Brian and Carlye Dudgeon
Joey and Carla DuMontier
Susan Edwards
Anthony and Carrie Engle
Linda Erickson
Lane and Rachel Estes
Sheila Ezekiel
Joe and Melanie Falconer
Louis and Lorraine Feld
Court and Marni Ferderber
Tracy and Nancy Ferren
Deborah Fisher
Thomas and Mary Ben Fitts
Lloyd and Jennifer Fitzpatrick
Matt and Brittany Foley
Abbie Freeman
Michael and Karen Fry
Robert and Susan Gaddis
Ina Michelle Gaither
Doug and Brooke Gann
David and Yvonne Gauntt
Michael and Melanie Geer
Hugh and Ann George
Warren and Jennifer Giardina
Beth Gladney
Marco and Eva Gonzalez
Dave and Susan Gray
Joe and Jane Gribbin
Mark and Kris Griffin
Betty Gunn
Max and Nancy Hale
Paul and Maureen Harbin
John and Ann Hardin
Scott and Janet Harris
Elaine Haskins
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Mike and Gail Hathorne
Chris and Carrie Hawkins
Joel Henneke
Paul and Michele Hill
Thomas and Joy Hill
Philip Hodges
Calvin and Vivian Howard
Doug and Beth Hubrich
Harold and Amy Hudson
Donna Johnson
Herbie and Hannah Johnson
Ken and Alisha Johnson
David Kachelhofer and
Anne Wyman Black
Fred and Karen Kapp
Carlton and Tricia Kemper
Stefan Kertesz and Alice Walther
David and Jill Kimbrell
Matthew Kiser
Elizabeth Kvale
Jessica Jane Lamb
Jeff and Dana Langford
Mark Lester and Jeanne Jackson
Brian and Leigh Lewis
Denise Lewis
Jane Lewis
Catherine Lindsey
Kristin Longoria
Jackson and Brandi Lowery
John and Katharyn Lowry
Greg and Barbara Lummis
Kevin Maddox
Susan Mahaffey
Bart and Karen Marcum
Leigh Martin
Julio and Maria Martinez
Wilson and Shelley Matthews
Griffin Mayo
Sean and Mindy McBride
Susan McClusky
Kristie McCullough
Laurence and Jodi McDuff
Mel and Alexa McElroy
Steve McElveen
Marshall and Joan Mezzell
Mark and Paula Midyette
Emily Miller
Kirk and Suzanne Mills
Reggie and Kathryn Mitchell
Johnny and Liz Montgomery
Anna-Marie Moorer
Lisa Mooresmith
Jay and Rhonda Moss
John David Mundt
Burt and Mary Leigh Nabors
Chris and Allison Nanni
Louis and Leann Nequette
Viethoa Thuan Nguyen
Ken and Lori Nichols
Matthew and Veronica Oltmanns
Hailey Pepper
Peter and Alli Phelps
Tammy Phillips
John and Liz Pittman
Brent and Sandi Ponce
John and Amy Poole
Jim and Chi Ranieri
Jack and Carol Reamey
Lori Renkl
Robert and Jennifer Robertson
Michael and Katherine Rohdy
Jon and Ginny Rutledge
Joe and Hallett Ruzic
Steffanie Sabbaj
Kyle and Caroline Sain
Becky Salls
Trey and Kim Schaefer
Wade and Louise Sellers
Jim and Gretchen Sexton
Todd and Patie Sitton
Craig and Paula Smalley
Desiree Smith
Kathy Smith
Katie Smith
Rebecca Smith
Shea Smith
Tobie and Katie Smith
Dale and Lori Snodgrass
Elaine Snow
Brian and Meg Stana
Matt and Aimee Stephens
Tim and Tammy Stone
Eric and Deanna Swope
Brian and Lauren Tanner
Melody Teel
James and Julie Terrell
Jason and Heidi Teter
Wesley Thornton
Laura Thuirer
Brock and Cia Tompkins
Lisa Vickery
Melissa and Adam Vines
Forrest and Mendy Walden
Katherine Wallace
Michael and Holly Waller
James Ward
Tyler and Jana Watts
Bill and Jeanne Wear
Mitchell Whaley and
Garland Youngblood
Ethan and Kathy White
Brian Whitley and
Kathleen Kellenberger
Kristin Williams
Parham and Donna Williams
Stevan and Nan Williams
Jay and Teresa Wilson
Joe and Melisa Wilson
Merrick Wilson
Betty Winches
Peter and Andrea Winslett
Brad and Mary Charles Wood
Allison Woods
David and Becky Wooldridge
Lane and Cherokee Wooley
Peter and Katie Wright
Alex and Megan Wyatt
Bayless and Kim Ydel
INVESTOR
($50 – $99)
John and Michele Alfano
Suzanne Ashe
Amy Bailey
Sanjib Banarjee
Amanda Bates
Antonio and Clarissa Baylon
Matt and Kimberly Beam
Lori Beasley
Marc and Emily Beaumont
Alan and Raegan Bellenger
Jeremy and Julia Bernstein
Neal and Anne Berte
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“Thank you so much
devotion and passion
Your support excites
and empowers us as
for your
for our schools.
the students
teachers.”
–Ashley McCullars,
1st Grade Teacher, Edgewood Elementary,
recipient of a BookFlix subscription grant
Kenya Bledsoe
Austin Bonds
Matt and Kimberly Boone
Dayna Neece Borden
Justin Bowlby
Chris Boyce and
Jennifer Boyce-Sauer
Jamie Brabston
Stephanie Brant
William and Marcie Braswell
Dave and Mary Browning
Mimi Harmon Brunson
Jason and Alison Bunn
Mark Busbee
Walter and Melissa Butler
Ashley Caffey
Michelle Calvert
Justin Cannady
Dyer and Ronda Carlisle
Debbie Chancellor
Jack and Lesa Clark
Marcus and Kiana Coleman
Tracy Colley
Connie Collins
Ingrid Cook
Chad and Michele Cooley
Eddie Lee Cunningham
Katherine Davis
Valarie Davis
Ratendra Dhumal
Marion Dill
Glenn and Margaret DiNella
Shannon Dodd
Rachael Dollins
Gene and Claire Donaldson
Paul and Amanda Dorsey
Ashley and Tracey Doyal
Casey and Marti Dunn
Kristi Dutton
Michael and Laura Eanes
Chris and Beth Eidson
Stacee Fairley
Jana Flinkow
Michael and Alisa Foley
Matthew and Jennifer Foster
Bob and Martha Fowlkes
Brent and Stephanie Fuhrman
Jim and Millie Gardner
Dan and Carolyn Garrity
Charles and Donna Gaston
Angela Gerontakis
Greg and Peggy Gilbert
Shellie Goree
Jeff and Tina Gray
Randy and Alison Griggs
Lora Graaf Haghighi
Thomas and Jennie Hale
Ed and Paula Harris
Wade and Melinda Harrison
Patrick and Leslie Harwell
Courtney Heath
Bill and Ellen Helf
Duke and Kristy Hinds
Kendall Hornady
Robert and Ransiya Hubbard
David and Ann Hunt
Gary and Madeline Isenhower
Neal and Jen Jackson
Latta and Kristen Johnston
Sara Jones
Laura Kapp
Virginia Keith
Jason and Libby Kellen
Carnetta Kennedy
Kyle Kirkwood
Anna Kittinger
Linda Klopack
John Knight
Molly Knudsen
Brandi Koonce
Andrea Krueger
Louise Liew
Lisa Littlejohn
David and Allison Litton
Lisa Lorino
Brad Lowe
Jason and Kerri Malone
Lesa Manzella
Chuck and Ellen Maple
Tyler Martin
Christi Martin
Ross McCain
Vickie McCarthy
Andrea McCormack
Carolyn McDonald
Chandler and Kristen McGarrah
Rick and Lori McManus
William Middleton
Georgia Miller
Steven and Julie Mizerany
Samuel Mooney
Katherine Moore
Christine Morman
William Morthland
Jennifer Morthland
Briana Morton
Daniel and Carolyn Murray
Michelle Myers
Howie and Debra Myers
Mitch and Donna Nelson
William and Cindy Newton
Thom Chi Nguyen
Viet Nguyen and Hien Le
Gary and DeAnna Owen
Larry Owen and Debbie Sarris
Paul and Catherine Owen
Martha Parker
Lee and Brandi Patterson
Ron and Jill Pence
Delaine Ragland
Kelly Reaves
Fred and Kristi Renneker
Scott Rezek
Lea Richmond
Ben and Haden Ridlehoover
Robert and Lindsay Ring
Jay and Niva Roberson
Lauren Roberts
Jeff and Mary Robinson
David and Shana Sanders
James and Ryan Self
Maggie Serota
John and Sonya Shacka
Gary and Rebecca Sheffer
Tom Shufflebarger
Glenn Smith
Beth Steed
Tyler and Rachel Stone
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Lorraine Stone
Marie Stonewall
Chris Story
Joseph and Corinne Szafran
Leslie Tanner
Robert and Klari Tedrow
Mary Thomas
Nona Thomas
Ben and Donna Traylor
Shannon Tyndall
Kimberly Virciglio
Jovanka Ward
Megan Werner
Stephanie Whitaker
Julie White
Cindy Williams
Miles and Tara Williams
Stephanie Williams
David Williamson
Seth Wolnek and Michelle Bearman-Wolnek
Christin York
HONORARIUM
AND MEMORIAL GIFTS
In Honor Of:
In honor of Jay Berryhill
Stanley and Mildred Berryhill
In honor of John Patrick Bodnar
The Bodnar Foundation
In honor of Maria Burczyk
Rebecca Smith
In honor of Carlye Dudgeon
Mimi Harmon Brunson
Carlton and Tricia Kemper
Samuel and Lyndsey Mooney
In honor of John Lowry,
Linda Erickson, Betsy Hughes
and Karen Baggett
Shades Cahaba Elementary
Sunshine Fund
In honor or HHS Faculty and Staff
The Gaddis Family
In honor of HHS Volunteers
Rhonda Moss
In honor or HMS Faculty and Staff
The Gaddis Family
In honor of
Homewood Praying Moms
Rhonda Moss
In honor of Louisa Jeffries
Mimi Harmon Brunson
Carlton and Tricia Kemper
Trent and Mona Ponder
David and Jeanne Shaw
Miles and Tara Williams
In honor of Laura Kapp
Fred and Karen Kapp
In honor of Paul McCain
Ross McCain
In honor of Theresa McKibben
Retha Dorough
In honor of Beth Morrison
Her 2nd grade class—
Shades Cahaba Elementary
In honor of Mary Scott Pearson
Rebecca Smith
In honor of Trent Ponder
Joe and Jane Gribbin
Conrad and Susan Ponder
In Memory Of:
In memory of Gene Burton
Calvin and Vivian Howard
In memory of Alan Perlis
David and Becky Wooldridge
In memory of Lonnie Schein
Susan Schein
In memory of Edna Snow
Dyer and Ronda Carlisle
Friends at the Homewood Board
of Education
Byron and Carolyn Nelson
In Memory of Bo Speer
Dyer and Ronda Carlisle
Grandpals Club:
In honor of Kaylie Butler
Walter and Melissa Butler
In honor of Mallory, Charley,
Hadley and Sloan Chewning
Charles and Carol Hankla
In honor of Lane Crowe
Rob and Martha Lamberth
In honor of Jackson Fisher
Deborah Fisher
In honor of Jack and Mallie Geer
Thomas and Joy Hill
In honor of Sophia Perez
Steve McElveen
In honor of Dante Torres
Bill and Jeanne Wear
In honor of David &
Brooke Walden
Richard and Marjean Brooks
In honor of Lucy Parker Wallace
Greg and Peggy Gilbert
FACULTY
AND STAFF DONORS
Alexander, Jimicka
Alford, Anne
Barnes, Zachary
Bates, Amanda
Beasley, Lori
Binkley, Mary
Bledsoe, Kenya
Bonds, Austin
Borden, Dayna Neece
Bowens, Lakesha
Bowlby, Justin
Bowman, Debra
Brant, Stephanie
Brooks, Delisa
Brown, Robyn
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HOMEWOOD CITY SCHOOLS FOUNDATION
Bryant, Donna
Burgess, Shannon
Butcke, Tamalyn
Caffey, Ashley
Cannady, Justin
Carlson, Nathan
Castle, Celia
Chancellor, Debbie
Chancellor, Leah
Chappell, Patrick
Cheney, Christine
Christian, Genie
Clements, Mike
Cleveland, Bill
Clifton, Jennifer
Cobb, Terrance
Colley, Tracy
Collins, Connie
Compere, Jennifer
Crimi, Betsy
Crigger, Christie
Cunningham, Eddie Lee
Dameron Vines, Melissa
Davis, Katherine
Davis, Valarie
Dennis, Shannon
Dodd, Shannon
Dorough, John
Doyle, Carter
Dutton, Kristi
Dyer, Katherine
Edwards, Susan
Erickson, Linda
Ezekiel, Sheila
Fairley, Stacee
Felty, Dani
Flinkow, Jana
Freeman, Abbie
Gaither, Ina Michelle
Galafassi, Lindsay
Gann, Doug
Gerontakis, Angela
Gibbons, Robbie
Gladney, Beth
Goree, Shellie
Graham, Treva
Grier, Pamela
Groves, Laura
Haghighi, Lora
Harbin, Paul
Hardin, Lynn
Harvey, Jennifer
Haskins, Elaine
Helf, Ellen
Henneke, Joel
Hill, Alison
Hornady, Kendall
Hunget, Natalie
Jackson, Roy
Johnson, DeShaundra
Johnston, Latta
Jones, Sara
Kapp, Laura
Keeney, Carolyn
Keith, Virginia
Kennedy, Carnetta
Kiser, Matthew
Klopack, Linda
Knudsen, Molly
Krueger, Andrea
Lawrence II, Freddy B
Lewis, Denise
Lewis, Jane
Littlejohn, Lisa
Litton, David
Lorino, Lisa
Lowry, John
Maddox, Kevin
Mahaffey, Susan
Martin, Christi
Martin, Leigh
Martin, Lindsey
Martin, Tyler
McCarthy, Vickie
McClusky, Susan
McDaniel, Kornelia
McDonald, Carolyn
McKibben, Theresa
McNeal, Glenda
Miller, Emily
Miller, Georgia
Moore, Katherine
Mooresmith, Lisa
Morman, Christine
Morris, Karlin
Morrison, Beth
Morton, Brianna
Moss, Rhonda
Mundt, John
Myers, Michelle
Nash, Teri
Parker, Martha
Pepper, Hailey
Petras, Jane
Phelps, Allison
Phillips, Jennifer
Phillips, Rebecca
Potts, Kathryn
Prince, Dominique
Ragland, Delaine
Reaves, Kelly
Richardson, LaShaundra
Rouleau, Melinda
Salls, Becky
Schell, Rita
Scruggs, Nancy
Serota, Maggie
Simmons, Vincent
Sloderbeck, Christen
Smith, Desiree
Smith, Rebecca
Smith, Shea
Snow, Elaine
Sterley, Jordan
Stewart, Elizabeth
Stone, Lorraine
Stonewall, Marie
Swope, Deanna
Swope, Eric
Tanner, Leslie
Thomas, Mary
Thomas, Nona
Thuirer, Laura
Turner, Cassandra
Vickery, Lisa
Virciglio, Kimberly
Walker, Elizabeth
Wallace, Katherine
Ward, Jovanka
Watts, Jana
Webb, Christa
Werner, Megan
Williams, Stephanie
Wilson, Jamie
Wilson, Merrick
Winches, Betty
Woods, Allison
York, Christin
SPECIAL THANKS
Atomic Pictures—
Brian and Suzy Collins
Amy Bickell
Scott Butler
Gianmarco's
Good People Brewing Company
Kinetic Communications
Michel Le
Little Donkey
Streamline CXO
We make every effort to ensure that our donor list is complete.
If we have omitted your name, please let us know.
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P. O. Box 59764 | Homewood, AL 35259
205-706-8870
www.homewoodcityschoolsfoundation.com