Greenville Tech Foundation 2010

Greenville Tech Foundation
2010-2011 Annual Report
Thank You to Our Supporters
We are pleased to share with you a report of the results
of our 2010-2011 fiscal year. We could not have
achieved these results without you, and we are grateful
for your support.
During the year, we had many successes:
• Our Annual Fund campaign set a record with more than $1.5 million in new cash and pledges received.
• We received more than $200,000 of “in kind” gifts.
• Our employee campaign set a record with more than $64,000 raised.
• Our Entrepreneurs Forum gala had the largest crowd
and raised the most money in its 12-year history.
• We received a significant bequest from the estates of
Raymond and Jane Mattson and have created a
permanently endowed fund in their names. Ray was
very dedicated to the College, serving on the
Greenville Tech Area Commission for 33 years.
We did well but our challenges persist. Though our country
is slowly recovering from the Great Recession, we all wish
the recovery could be faster. Greenville Technical College is
speeding the recovery in the Upstate by preparing more
than 14,000 students in our curriculum division and more
than 23,000 students in our corporate and career
development division for the workforce.
We have students that graduated at the top of their high
school class who have chosen to do the first two years of
their college work here in our Honors College before
transferring to Clemson, USC-Upstate, Furman, USC, or
other four-year institutions. We have students who
dropped out of high school but got their GED and now are
pursuing a two-year Associate Degree. We have students
who have jobs but are taking classes to improve job skills,
students who are taking classes to be able to change jobs,
and unemployed individuals who are here to gain skills to
obtain employment once again.
Our students cover a broader spectrum of society than the
students of almost all colleges in America. We are proud
that our country’s technical and community colleges have
been called “Democracy’s Colleges.” We are grateful to you for helping provide the resources to
educate these individuals. We continue to need funds for
scholarships and the most up-to-date equipment and
technology for our students. We hope we can count on
your support.
On behalf of our students , faculty and staff, thank you for
all you have done and will do to make the Upstate an even
better place to live, work and play.
With thanks,
Keith Miller, Ph.D., President
Robert E. Howard, President
James C. Morton, Chairman
Greenville Technical College
Greenville Tech Foundation
Greenville Tech Foundation Board
The Foundation
Established in 1973, the Greenville Tech Foundation
provides financial support to Greenville Technical
College and its students beyond that which can
be obtained from state and local funding sources.
The Foundation acquires its funding through
charitable contributions from businesses,
foundations, individuals and earnings from its
permanent endowment.
The Foundation also owns or manages certain real
estate on behalf of the college. For example:
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The Foundation owns and manages a large
portion of McAlister Square, where its offices are
located. The space the Foundation owns is leased
to some of the universities occupying the
University Center, county agencies, non-profit
groups and commercial enterprises. Space owned
by the Foundation is 96 percent leased.
The Foundation is an exempt organization under the
Internal Revenue Code’s section 501(c)(3) and is
classified as a foundation under section 509(a)(3) of
the Code. It is governed by a board of directors
comprised of community members including leaders
in business and the professions.
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The Foundation leased land on the Barton
Campus from the college, issued tax-exempt
bonds and constructed 438 housing units in four
buildings along with a housing office/activities
building. This student housing project, now in its
sixth year, allows more than 430 students to be
members of a living/learning community while
they further their education. Many of these
students would have been unable to attend
Greenville Tech had the Foundation not been able
to offer housing.
Tax-deductible contributions can be made by cash,
real estate, personal property, securities, bequests,
or by naming the Foundation as beneficiary of
insurance policies, trusts or retirement accounts
including IRAs. Gifts can be designated or
unrestricted, and may be made on a one-time
basis or spread over several years.
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During the summer of 2008, the Foundation
issued tax-exempt bonds to finance the
construction of a new classroom building on the
Brashier Campus in Simpsonville. This building
was completed in August 2009 and leased to
Greenville Tech and Brashier Middle College
Charter High School, with lease payments in an
amount to allow for repayment of the bonds.
Ninety percent of all designated gifts to the
Foundation will be applied to uses specified by
the donor. Consistent with the practices of many
non-profits, ten percent will be used to defray
administrative costs.
The Foundation manages over 100 endowed funds.
The Foundation invests the funds in accordance with
the investment policies and practices as established
by the Foundation Board of Directors. Up to five
percent of the earnings are spent on uses specified
by the donor such as scholarships, educational/
lab equipment, faculty/staff development, and
capital needs.
The Greenville Tech Foundation has played a critical
role in the growth of Greenville Technical College and
has exciting plans to increase its support of the college
in the coming years.
Thank you for selecting me to receive the Ralph and Virginia Hendricks Foundation Scholarship.
This scholarship will be a great help to my success in completing my associates degree in
computer graphics at Greenville Technical College. I plan to work hard and use the scholarship
to help with my purchasing books and materials I need for my classes. Thank you again.
Michael Kephart
Ralph and Virginia Hendricks Foundation Scholarship
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Student Profile Fall 2009
Greenville Technical College
Headcount (Curriculum Students)
14,885
Received Financial Aid
78%
Enrollment Status
Full Time
Part Time
Gender
Number
Percentage
6,985
7,900
47 %
53 %
NumberPercentage
Female
Male
8,974
5,911
Ethnicity
60 %
40 %
NumberPercentage
American Indian/Alaskan Native
Asian
Black/African American
Hispanic
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander
Two or More Races
White
Unknown/Not Specified
57
225
3,503
678
15
124
9,918
365
Age
1%
1%
23 %
4%
1%
1%
67 %
2%
NumberPercentage
Traditional Age (25 and under)
Non-Traditional Age (26 +)
Unknown/Not Specified
8,614
6,257
14
County
58 %
42 %
0%
NumberPercentage
Anderson
Greenville
Pickens
Spartanburg
All Other Areas
Academic Program
Arts & Sciences
Business
Engineering Technologies
Health Sciences/Nursing
Industrial Technologies
Non-Degree/Career Development
Public Service
Transportation Technologies
3
1,081
9,936
1,081
1,092
1,695
7%
67 %
7%
8%
11 %
Number
Percentage
3,398
2,106
630
5,286
608
1,168
1,307
382
23 %
14 %
4%
36 %
4%
8%
9%
2%
Private Support
to the Foundation
A total of $1,723,590 in cash, pledges receivable and gifts-in-kind was received in the 12 months ending June 30,
2011. Donors and fundraising events contributed cash to the Foundation totaling $1,396,794 and the average gift
from all sources was $2,577. Pledges received equaled $116,259, bringing the total new cash gifts and pledges
to $1,513,053. Gifts-in-kind, such as equipment and office furniture, were donated and valued at $210,537. Of
the cash contributions, $1,304,868 (93%) was restricted by the donors for scholarships, endowments, specific
departments, and other purposes. The remaining $91,926 (7%) was unrestricted.
As of June 30, 2011, the total net assets of the Foundation, the GTF McAlister, LLC, the GTF Student Housing, LLC,
and Brashier, LLC were $9,263,353 and the total endowment was $5,437,006.
2010-2011: SOURCES OF GIFTS
2010-2011: NUMBER OF DONORS
Alumni: 6%
Professional, Civic,
Governmental,
Non-Profit
Organizations:
9%
Foundations: 3%
Friends: 21%
Area Commission,
Foundation Board,
Entrepreneurs Forum,
Advisory Committee
Members: 5%
Professional, Civic, Governmental,
Non-Profit Organizations: 3%
Alumni: 18%
Business: 22%
Foundations:
47%
Faculty/Staff
(Non-Alumni): 6%
Area Commission, Foundation
Board, Entrepreneurs Forum,
Advisory Committee Members: 4%
Faculty/Staff
(Non-Alumni):
36%
Friends: 5%
2010-2011: $1,396,794 CASH CONTRIBUTIONS
Business: 15%
I recently received notice that I have been
awarded the Bannon Foundation Endowed
Scholarship. Enclosed is a copy of my letter of
gratitude to the donor, Mr. James G. Bannon, III.
I also want to express my thanks to you as well
for your time regarding this matter. I am so
grateful for this scholarship.
(Donors direct contributions to a category of their choosing)
Permanently Restricted
or Board Restricted
Endowment: $750,233 (54%)
Unrestricted (Critical Needs):
$91,926 (6%)
Temporarily Restricted:
$554,635 (40%)
Rachel Gibbs
Bannon Foundation Endowed Scholarship
Foundation Support
DOLLARS SPENT 2010-2011
(Based on cash and gifts-in-kind)
to the College
College
Educational
Support: 33%
The Foundation provided $1,055,884 in support
to the College during 2010-2011. Types of support
include: scholarships, equipment and supplies,
faculty/staff development, property, student and
departmental activities.
Total Spent: $1,570,332
Equipment/Property for
College Programs: 23%
Student
Scholarships: 11%
Foundation Operating/
Fundraising/Other Expenses:
33%
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Upstate Entrepreneurs Honored
The Entrepreneurs Forum recognizes individuals
who have contributed to the prosperity of upstate
South Carolina through their entrepreneurial activities,
business leadership, and involvement in the community.
In September 2010, four Upstate entrepreneurs were
inducted during the Entrepreneurs Forum Gala at the
Carolina First Center. The individuals honored were
Jim Benson of Benson Automotive Group, Rick Erwin
of Rick Erwin Dining Group, Henry Harrison of
American Services Inc. and Ralph Hendricks of
Hendricks Properties Inc.
In September 2011, four additional entrepreneurs were
inducted during the Entrepreneurs Forum Gala at the TD
Convention Center. The individuals honored were
William Brown of Family Legacy, Ed Good of Hampton
Development Company, Richard Heusel of KM Fabrics,
Inc., and Surendra Jain of Jain Chem, LTD.
Bob Howard (center) with 2011 inductees: Ed Good,
Richard Heusel, Surendra Jain, and William Brown.
The Greenville Tech Foundation has honored 82 Upstate
entrepreneurs since beginning its Annual Entrepreneurs
Forum in 1999. The Foundation appreciates the support
these individuals have given.
2010 Outstanding Philanthropist Award
Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP)
Arthur R. “Dick” Graham received an Outstanding
Philanthropist Award at the National Philanthropy Day
luncheon at the Poinsett Club in November 2010. After
twenty two years of successful leadership, Dick retired
as executive director of the Greenville-Spartanburg
Airport in 1989. That same year, he became chairman
of the advisory board of the Greer Campus of Greenville
Technical College, and became chairman emeritus in
2004. In the summer of 2004, Dick’s wife of 63 years,
Mary M. Graham, passed away. In honor of Mary, Dick
Entrepreneurs Forum Members
James B. “Jim” Anthony
Paul C. “Bo” Aughtry, III
Gary R. Ault
Thomas E. Barton, Jr.
Louis P. Batson, Jr.
Michael L. Baur, Jr.
Larry G. Blackwell
William H. Bradshaw
T. Walter Brashier
Craig Brown
William Brown
William K. “B. K.” Bryan*
Karen Childress-Clardy
James D. Cockman*
Merl F. Code
gave the Greenville Tech Foundation over $100,000 to
establish the Mary M. Graham Endowed Book Fund.
The income from the endowment is used to assist
students in the purchase of textbooks for courses at the
Greer Campus because many students cannot afford to
purchase their textbooks. Dick has a big understanding
of what it takes to receive an education that prepares
a person to become a successful, productive,
contributing citizen, and the role each of us can play in
making that happen.
Dan R. Collins
John M. “Mike” Collins
Jerry K. Cooper
Howard W. “Champ”
Covington
Gale B. Crawford
Leighton M. Cubbage
Homer L. Deakins, Jr.
Nathan A. Einstein
Joe A. Erwin
George W. Fletcher
J. Earle Furman, Jr.
Fred D. Garrett
David W. Glenn
Ed Good
M. Dexter Hagy
Frank B. Halter
C. Douglass Harper
Thomas S. “Tom” Hartness*
Max M. Heller*
Richard Heusel
W. Hayne Hipp
Charles S. Houser
Tee Hooper
Outstanding and Honorary
Alumni Awards
During graduation ceremonies, Greenville Technical College and the Greenville Tech Alumni
Association presented Outstanding Alumni of the Year and Honorary Alumni of the Year awards.
Roy Christopher “Chris” Junkins
2011 Outstanding Alumnus of the Year
Roy Christopher “Chris” Junkins graduated from Greenville Tech’s Physical
Therapist Assistant Program in 1976. He also obtained his BS in Physical Education
from Winthrop University in 1981 and his Masters in Management from Southern
Wesleyan University in 2009. Chris is currently part owner in Dosher Physical
Therapy in Easley, SC. His wife, Martha, also graduated from GTC’s Physical
Therapist Assistant program, and they have two daughters. In honor of his
outstanding clinical skills, the South Carolina Chapter of the American Physical
Therapy Association (SCAPTA) initiated the Chris Junkins Award for Clinical
Excellence in 2001 and named him the first recipient. For numerous years, Chris
has served as an adjunct instructor, a clinical instructor and as a member of the
advisory committee for the PTA Program at Greenville Tech. In 2007, he received
NAPTA’s Outstanding Physical Therapist Assistant of the Year Award. He volunteers for Greater Greenville Wellness,
Special Olympics, March of Dimes, and the Big League World Series. Jeff Smith
2010 Honorary Alumnus of the Year
Jeff Smith serves as chairman of the John I. Smith Charities, which has
contributed $215,000 to the Greenville Tech Foundation since 2004. These
generous gifts have allowed the college to make strides for students through
Achieving the Dream, patient simulators, international education, a lab for the
pharmacy tech program, and facilities and equipment for the nursing/science
program. Smith, son of the late Senator J. Verne and Jean Myers Smith, is a
graduate of Greer High School, Furman University, and the University of South
Carolina School of Law. Though he retired from the practice of law in 2002, he
remains of counsel to Carter, Smith, Merriam, Rogers & Traxler in Greenville. A
Greer resident, Smith is very active in the community. He currently serves as
an elder for First Presbyterian Church of Greer and as vice chair for the Foothills Presbytery Committee on Ministry.
He has also served as a trustee for the Columbia Theological Seminary, director for Bank of Greer, director for
United Carolina Bank of South Carolina, chairman of the Greenville County Democratic Party, and in many other
community capacities. He and his wife, Sallie, have three children and one grandchild.
Robert E. “Bob” Hughes
G. Jackson Hughes, Jr.
Velda C. Hughes
Surendra Jain
C. Dan Joyner*
Emil P. Kondra
Ray A. Lattimore
Sandra S. Linning
Linda Long
William E. “Bill” Masters
William H. “Billy”
McCauley, II
Mary Louise G. Mims
Ruben Montalvo
William H. “Bill” Orders
Steve H. Owings
Joseph M. “Joe” Pazdan
Sam B. Phillips, Jr.
David C. Poole
J. Randolph “Randy” Potter
Sue C. Priester
H. P. Rama
Timothy J. Reed
J. Carroll Rushing
Ali Saifi
R. Arthur Seaver, Jr.
Jack E. Shaw
Minor Mickel Shaw
Robert S. Small, Jr.
J. Hamilton Stewart, III
Lewis T. Smoak
Carl S. Sobocinski
L. Stewart Spinks
George M. Stathakis
John M. “Jack” Sterling, Jr.
llyn strong
Todd H. Taylor
Charles D. Walters
Mack I. Whittle, Jr.
Vivian A. Wong
C. Thomas “Tommy”
Wyche
*Deceased
Named Funds
The Foundation has 20 endowed funds from which the annual earnings are disbursed
according to the donors’ instructions. The minimum funding required to establish an
endowed fund is $20,000. Endowed funds as of June 30, 2011 include:
Alice Manufacturing Unrestricted Endowed Fund
Automotive/Autobody Technology Endowed Chair
James D. and Cathy Cockman Unrestricted Endowed Fund
Robert E. and Jane Coleman Unrestricted Endowed Fund
Cryovac (Sealed Air Corporation)/General Manufacturing Certification Program Endowed Fund
Faculty/Staff Development Endowed Fund
Fluor Foundation Unrestricted Endowed Fund
Keller Cushing Freeman Endowed Faculty Development Fund
Mary Simms and Alester G. Furman III Unrestricted
Endowed Fund
Gwendolyn and Richard Heusel Endowed Fund for Job
Re-Training
Hospitality Education Department Endowed Fund
ISM-CV Upper SC Chapter/William C. Erwin Supply
Management Department Endowed Fund
Raymond A. Mattson, Jr. and Jane M. Mattson Unrestricted Endowed Fund
Natalma “Tami” M. McKnew Unrestricted Endowed Fund
Corey G. Mims Memorial Endowed Fund
O’Neal Technology Training Center Endowed Fund
Professional Pharmacy of Greer Unrestricted Endowed Fund
Ryan’s Corporation Endowed Fund for Technology Excellence
at the Greer Campus
Sargent Foundation Unrestricted Endowed Fund
John I. Smith Charities Unrestricted Endowed Fund
The Foundation has 86 endowed scholarships as of June 30, 2011. During 2010 - 2011,
scholarships/grants-in-aid totaling $170,220 were awarded to 187 students.
Endowed scholarships include:
Allied Health Minority Endowed Scholarship
American Legion Post #3/W. W. Wilkins, Sr. Endowed Scholarship
American Production and Inventory Control (APICS) Industrial Crescent Chapter Garth Thompson Memorial Materials Management Endowed Scholarship
Bannon Foundation Endowed Scholarship
Nadeen Duggan Barton Memorial Nursing Endowed Scholarship
Thomas E. Barton, Jr. Endowed Scholarship
BBA Nonwoven Endowed Scholarship
Mrs. George E. (Zana C.) Bomar Endowed Scholarship
William Bradshaw/Alumni Endowed Scholarship
Bridges to a Brighter Future Scholarship Endowed by the
Jolley Foundation
Douglas Woodrow Brister, Sr. Endowed Scholarship
Eleanor and Clyde Brooks Endowed Scholarship
Annabelle Brush Endowed Scholarship
B. K. Bryan Endowed Scholarship for Health Care Students
Wade Hampton Bryant Endowed Scholarship
Jeff Burdette Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Horace L. Butler, Sr. Endowed Scholarship
June Campbell Nursing Student Endowed Scholarship
Fred J. Collins, Jr. Endowed Scholarship
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CompX National Machine Tool Technology Endowed
Scholarship
Imogene “Gene” H. Covington Endowed Scholarship
Gale B. Crawford/Building Industry Endowed Scholarship
Ladson Gentry Cubbage, Sr. Memorial Endowed Scholarship
in Entrepreneurial Education
Dorothy Davenport Memorial Nursing Endowed Scholarship
Dr. E. Arthur and Jeanet S. Dreskin Medical Laboratory Technology Endowed Scholarship
Drive Automotive/Heinz Stoiser Endowed Scholarship
Ellcon National Endowed Scholarship
Erwin-Penland/Anne Gwinn Endowed Scholarship
Fabri-Kal Foundation Endowed Scholarship
Fall for Greenville Culinary Arts Institute Scholarship
Endowed Fund
Keller Cushing Freeman Honors Program Endowed
Scholarship
Stuart L. Fretwell Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Blake P., Sr. and David H. Garrett Endowed Scholarship
Mary M. Graham Endowed Student Book Fund
Greenville Hospital System Endowed Scholarship
Greenville Tech Alumni Endowed Scholarship
James B. Greer Endowed Scholarship
Alberta Tucker Grimes Endowed Scholarship for Minorities
Hazel Pittman Hall Endowed Scholarship
Harley Owners Group/Greenville Chapter, Inc. Endowed Scholarship
Janice Harper, RN Memorial Nursing Endowed Scholarship
Clement F. Haynsworth, III Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Ralph S. Hendricks Endowed Scholarship
Stephanie “Shelli” Boyd Hillis Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Surendra and Neelima Jain Endowed Scholarship for Sciences
Lily Juanita “Nita” Johnston Office System Technology
Endowed Scholarship
Lockheed Martin Aircraft Maintenance Endowed Scholarship
Elizabeth Mann Paralegal Advisory Committee Endowed Scholarship
“Rennie” Mattos Martin Endowed Scholarship in Nursing
Frank Mims Memorial Automotive Endowed Scholarship
Mitsubishi Polyester Film Co. Endowed Scholarship
Aurelia C. Morrow Nursing Endowed Scholarship
Mt. Vernon Mills Endowed Scholarship
Martin F. O’Brien Endowed Scholarship
Palmetto Bank Endowed Scholarship
Para-Chem Endowed Scholarship
Pellett/Morgan Endowed Scholarship
Phi Theta Kappa Endowed Scholarship
Etta Poole Poole Nursing Endowed Scholarship
James B. Pressly Endowed Scholarship
Priester Foundation EET Endowed Scholarship
Margaret K. Rice Honors Program Endowed Scholarship
Esther Smith Roe Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Rushing Foundation Scholarship
Seppala Homes Endowed Scholarship
Gregory Bernard Shaloski Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Kay Coleman Shaw Memorial Nursing Endowed Scholarship
Edwin R. “Rick” Sorrells, Jr. Memorial EMT Endowed
Scholarship/Loan
The Spinks Family Endowed Scholarship
Stevens Aviation Endowed Scholarship
Greenville Tech Foundation Student Scholarship Endowment
Subway Development of SC, Inc. Endowed Scholarship
Lucile Coleman Taylor Endowed Scholarship
George I. Theisen/T & S Brass & Bronze Endowed Scholarship
John & Phyllis Thomas Family Endowed Scholarship
James Ray Tumblin Accounting Endowed Scholarship
James Ray Tumblin Nursing Endowed Scholarship
James Ray Tumblin Radiologic Technology Endowed Scholarship
Charles E. and Andrea L. Volpe Endowed Scholarship
Kirby Lee Walser Endowed Scholarship
Warne Family, Hewitt, Coleman Foundation Endowed Nursing Scholarship
Joseph S. Whisonant Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Mary Drew Harris Whitworth Memorial Nursing Endowed Scholarship
Kathryn Frey Wolfe Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Paula G. Wood/Alumni Endowed Scholarship
Irene Yetman Endowed Scholarship
I am so very grateful to the Greenville Tech Scholarship committee for awarding me the Gerald P.
Rosenberg Scholarship. This will be my second year as a student at Greenville Tech and I am
majoring in Rad Tech. Receiving this scholarship will help me out tremendously. As a student,
one of my biggest worries is how I am going to pay for my tuition. Receiving help like the Gerald
P. Rosenberg Scholarship relieves me of these worries so that I can better focus on my education
and my future goals in life. Thank you again for choosing me as a recipient of the Gerlad P.
Rosenberg Scholarship. Again, I am truly grateful.
Ashton Henson
Gerald P. Rosenberg Scholarship
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Financial Statements
July 1, 2010 - June 30, 2011
Consolidated Statement of Financial Position
Greenville Tech Foundation, Inc., GTF McAlister, LLC, GTF Student Housing, LLC, and Brashier Charter, LLC
Assets
2010-20112009-2010
Cash and Investments
Property and Equipment
Receivables
Other
Total Assets
$7,369,318 27,850,891 344,049 456,816 $36,021,074 Liabilities
$6,588,583
28,553,538
167,596
490,969
$35,800,686
2010-20112009-2010
Current Liabilities
Long Term Liabilities
Interest Rate Swap
Total Liabilities
237,050 24,440,586 2,080,085 $26,757,721 587,906
25,374,106
2,337,043
$28,299,055
NET ASSETS
$9,263,353 $7,501,631
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
$36,021,074 $35,800,686
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Statement of Activities
Greenville Tech Foundation, Inc. and LLC Subsidiaries
Foundation Revenues
2010-2011
2009-2010
Cash Contributions
$1,163,477 $786,086
Property and Equipment Donations
210,537 752,858
Investments
1,012,434 419,546
Miscellaneous
407,533 53,316
Total Foundation Revenues
$2,793,981 $2,011,806
LLC Revenues
Rental Income
4,411,996 4,449,005
Miscellaneous
18,510 356,476
Total LLC Revenues
$4,430,506 $4,805,481
TOTAL REVENUES
$7,224,487 $6,817,287
Program Expenses
Scholarships
170,212 196,908
Other Direct Support for College
827,888 1,251,281
Depreciation/Amortization
57,784 75,979
Total Program Expenses
$1,055,884 $1,524,168
LLCs Operating Expenses
Operating Expenses
Interest/Cost of Financing
Depreciation/Amortization
Total LLCs Operating Expenses
2,037,339 913,978 1,015,555 $3,966,872 2,032,296
1,990,901
1,011,845
$5,035,042
Foundation Operating/Fundraising Expenses
Operating/Fundraising Expenses
470,408 437,676
Investment Fees
44,040 70,295
Total Foundation Operating/Fundraising Expenses
$514,448 $507,971
TOTAL EXPENSES
$5,537,204 $7,067,181
NET REVENUES
1,687,283
($249,894)
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Honor Roll of Donors
2010 - 2011
LIFETIME GIVING
SOCIETIES
Founders’ Society
($1,000,000 or more lifetime, cumulative
gifts to the college or foundation)
T. Walter Brashier
Leighton M. Cubbage
Greenville Hospital System/
University Medical
Center
Sargent Foundation
United Way of Greenville
County
Society of 1962
($500,000 - $999,999 lifetime, cumulative
gifts to the college or foundation)
Ralph S. Hendricks/Ralph
and Virginia Hendricks
Foundation
Michelin North America
Morgan Investments, Inc./
C. Heyward Morgan*
T&S Brass and Bronze Works,
Inc.
Thomas E. Barton, Jr.
Society
($100,000 - $499,999 lifetime, cumulative
gifts to the college or foundation)
Anonymous
James H. Benson/Benson
Automotive
Robert E. “Bob” Coleman*
Bannon Foundation
George E. Bomar
Bon Secours St. Francis Health
System
William Bradshaw/Bradshaw
Automotive Group, Inc.
James D. Cockman*
Ellcon National, Inc. - Division
Faiveley Transport Group
Fluor Foundation/Fluor
The Graham Foundation
Arthur “Dick” R. Graham
Jolley Foundation
Lockheed Martin Aeronautics
Greenville
Raymond A., Jr. and
Jane M. Mattson*
Mitsubishi Polyester Film, LLC
Nissan North America/
Greenville
O’Neal, Inc.
John I. Smith Charities, Inc.
BlueCross BlueShield of
South Carolina
Brashier Middle College Charter High School
Employees, Students
and Friends
Gifts-In-Kind
Daniel-Mickel Foundation
Lifetime Giving
F. W. Symmes Foundation
($100,000 or more)
Arthur R. “Dick” Graham
International Specialty Services The Graham Foundation
Professional Tool Products, LLC The Grainger Foundation
Richard K. and Gwen Heusel
Allscripts
Jain Chem, Ltd.
eClinical Works
John I. Smith Charities, Inc.
MLM Aviation
Jolley Foundation
Patricia “Pat” A. Riggs
Ralph & Virginia Hendricks
Karl Storz Endoscopy Foundation
America, Inc.
Raymond A., Jr. and Jane M.
Mattson Estate
The
Family Foundation
LEGACY SOCIETY LucileSpinks
C. Taylor Estate
United Way of Greenville
(including the foundation in donor’s
County
will or estate plans valued at $10,000
Spinks Family Foundation
Lucile C. Taylor*
W.W. Wilkins, Sr.*
Wachovia/Wells Fargo
Foundation
or more)
Sandra S. and William Boone
J. Arnold and Patsy W. Burrell
James D. Cockman*
Robert E. “Bob” Coleman*
Leighton M. Cubbage
Alicia R. Dittmar
Carolee W. Duckworth
Leslie E. Gardner
Knox L. and Priscilla B.
Haynsworth, Jr.
Beverley M. and Jack House
Lily Juanita “Nita” Johnston*
Raymond A., Jr. and Jane M.
Mattson*
Aurelia C. Morrow*
Gerald P. “Jerry” Rosenberg
George E. and Carol M. Tate
Lucile C. Taylor*
William N. and Clarise W.
Watson, Jr.*
Vivian A. and Thomas F. K. Wong
Irene Yetman*
ANNUAL GIVING
CLUBS
(Does not include events sponsors)
President’s Club
($10,000 or more annual gift)
Dolores F. “Dodie” Anderson
AVX Corporation
Benson Automotive
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Benefactors’ Club
($5,000 - $9,999 Annual Gift)
John B. “Jack” Barton
CompX Security Products
Duke Energy Foundation
Ellcon National - Division
Faiveley Transport Group
GE Energy
Greenville Track Club
Liberty Life Insurance
Company
James C. and Susan P. Morton
Priester Foundation
Simpson Foundation
Spinx Corporation
SunTrust Foundation
Toni and James F. “Jim”
Winestock
Scholars’ Club
($2,500 - $4,999 Annual Gift)
AnMed Health
Baptist Easley Hospital
Gale B. Crawford
Harper Family Foundation
Bev and Bob Howard
John J. Ryan & Sons, Inc.
Keith and Heidie Miller
PMMI Education and Training
Foundation
Rushing Foundation
3M Greenville Plant
World Acceptance Corporation
Palmetto Club
($1,000 - $2,499 Annual Gift)
Anonymous (2)
John A. Abraham
David and Lauren Ackerman
ADEX Machining Technologies
Alfred L. Smith, LLC
AT&T
Paul C. “Bo” Aughtry, III
BASF
James H. “Jim” and Evelyn
Benson
Bosch Rexroth Corporation
William Bradshaw
Del and Pat Bradshaw
T. Walter Brashier
William W. and Karen Brown
William T. Callahan
Carolina Holdings, Inc.
Chaine Des Rotisseurs
Confrerie De La Chaine Des
Rotisseurs Foundation
Crescent Community Club
D. L. Scurry Foundation
Cynthia G. Eason
Ethox Chemicals, LLC
Fluor Foundation
Christine A. Fratturo
Gannett Foundation
Leslie E. Gardner
Curtis and Xanthia Harkness
Harper Family Foundation
Hartness International
Knox L. and Priscilla B.
Haynsworth, Jr.
Henry Pak, Inc.
Hewitt Coleman & Warne
Family Foundation, Inc.
Jackson M. and Beverley M.
House
IAAP - Greenville Chapter
Kinder Family Foundation
Metropolitan Arts Council
Mary Louise G. Mims
Nathan A. Einstein Insurance
Rescom Construction
Rotary Club of Greenville
Jim and Anna Ryan
Mike and Michelle Shain
Minor Mickel Shaw
Lauren A. and Allen Simer
Span-America Medical
Systems Inc.
Spartanburg County
Foundation
Richard H. “Dick” Stofan
Richard H. Sumerel
SunGard Higher Education
Managed Services, Inc.
Duncan Teed
Charles M. “Chuck” Timmons, Jr.
Don and Ellen Wall
John J. Warner
Carl Washburn
Mack I. Whittle, Jr.
Wilson’s Recycling
Vivian A. and Thomas K. F. Wong
Campus Club
Joan A. Albright
Michael Allen
Pam W. Apple
A. William Roberts, Jr. &
Lawrence W. Appleton
Associates
Joan E. Arms
Paul O. Batson III
AT-NET Services, Inc.
Robin S. Baumgarner
Gyle P. Atwood
Edna and Howard Burton
Renate Atzler
June M. Campbell
Wanda M. Baker
Carey W. Castle
Brad Bechtold
Ben and Ann Crider
James D. Bennett
Donaldson Jet Center, Inc.
Betsch Associates, Inc.
VIP Club
Nancy S. Englisbe
Charles E. Biss
($500 - $999 Annual Gift)
Robert D. Frampton
Mark M. Blonstein
J. J. “Jimmy” Francis, Jr.
Anonymous (3)
Blue Ridge Electric
Peter T. Garrett
Patty G. Amick
Cooperative, Inc.
Augusta Road Community Club Greater Greer Chamber of
Jean
Boutin
Commerce
Augusta Road Ruritan Club
Brett Communications, Inc.
Greenville Elks Lodge
Bank of America
Michael Houston Bridges
Jean S. Hamrick
Bank of Travelers Rest
Craig and Vicki Brown
Geri Harrison
Dan W. Benfield
Frankie J. Brown
J.
B.
Holeman,
Jr.
Clark M. Brittain
Michael P. Bryan
S. Hunter Howard, Jr.
Karen Clardy
Peter and Norma Bylenga
Dianne Granger Jackson
Cliffwood Enterprises, LLC
C. Dan Joyner Enterprises
Doris Jones
Sybil F. Davis
Patricia A. Calder
Margaret
A.
Kroposki
Jacqueline DiMaggio
Kim B. Cannon
Steven A. and Pamela C. Hand Laurens Electric Cooperative,
Jane and Robert Carroll
Inc.
Hughes Development
Rex L. Carter, Jr.
Lynda Leventis-Wells
Corporation
Sara Catoe
Lisa
and
Richard
Mangione
Malcolm and Milly Isley
David and Anne Chesson
Susan H. McDonald
J. A. Piper Roofing Company,
Clemson University
McMillan Pazdan Smith, LLC
Inc.
Foundation
Debra Moran
Susan M. Jones
Mike
and Wanda Collins
O’Neal,
Inc.
Barbara B. League
Margaret R. Conroy
Helen F. Perry
Legal Staff Professionals of
Rick Conte
J. Randolph “Randy” Potter, Sr.
Greenville
Stephen P. Cook
Frank J. Provenzano
Lockheed Martin Aeronautics
Annice W. Cope
Elizabeth
L.
Purcell
Greenville
Cowart Awards
Norman G. Raiford
James T. Martin
Claudette C. Cureton
Martha H. and Ben A. Reed
Pamela K. McCarter
Cynthia C. Davies
Reel Video & Stills, Inc.
Linda W. McCune
Richard Dawkins
Janie
E.
Reid
Susan Nitto
Roy Metal Finishing Company, Kathy C. Deese
P.E.O. Sisterhood, Chapter AE
Mark A. Degraffinreid
Inc.
P.E.O. Sisterhood, Chapter R
Malika J. Drexel
Mary A. Ryan-Morris
H. W. “Pat” Paschal, Jr.
Desiree F. Dumas
William
B.
Sanders
Ruth and Eddie Phillips
Annie H. Duncan
Lori J. Stepp
Regions Bank
Carol P. Durham
SYS Constructors Inc.
Sidney J. Shrum
Wayne M. Dutrow
Beth Traxler
Arthur B. Smith
Joan Lee Edwards
Lori
A.
Trumbo
Virginia M. Teed
Upper SC Chapter ISM-CV, Inc. Water Environment Association Elisabeth Egli
Rosa M. Eisenstadt
of SC
Steven B. Valand
Enigma Corporation
Robert M. “Bobby” Welborn
George “Bo” Vieweg
David L. Farrow
Worley
Mailing
Services
Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.
Tom and Becky Faulkner
Carolyn D. Watkins
Lynn C. Faust
Joel D. Welch
Century Club
Andrea B. “Andie” Finley
Corrie Wiley
($100 - $249 Annual Gift)
Martin M. “Marty” Flynn
Anonymous (7)
Thomas J. Foster
AGFA HealthCare Corporation
($250 - $499 Annual Gift)
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Annie L. Fuller
Fielding and H. F. “Gally”
Gallivan, III
General Wholesale Distributors
Julia A. Gianelloni
Paul S. Goldsmith
Susan H. “Sue” Grady
Greenville Tech Alumni Council
Nora P. Greenway
Joanne M. Guthrie
Jo and Bob Hackl
M. Dexter Hagy
Frank B. Halter, Sr.
E. Tuck Hanna, Jr.
Mark Hapstack
Lola M. Harmon
Cheryl Hawkins
Thomas E. Hay
Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd, P.A.
Mary Hendrix
Rhonda M. Higgins
Cynthia Tucker-Hipps
Janet K. Hirt
Susan B. Hoag
Judith A. “Judy” Hocker
Michael Holub
Hose Master, Inc.
Sumner F. Huckaby
Elaine M. Huff-Lowe
Hughes Agency
Robert W. Humphrey
Hyatt Regency
George G. Ishak
JHM Enterprises, Inc.
Susan K. Johnson
Jane and Dan Johnson
Ken and Jean Johnson
W. J. Jordan, Jr.
Mary G. Keller
Elaine B. Kent
Kevin M. Kerr
Emil P. Kondra
Delores B. Lamb
Candice and Gregory Lewis
Mary S. Locke
Karen M. MacKenzie
Narendranath Mahendranath
Robert G. Mahon, Jr.
Market Insight, Inc.
William E. “Bill” and Anne G.
Masters
Vickie H. Maxwell
Eric McIntyre
Larry McKinney
Joanne R. Messman
Charles C. Mickel
Winthop B. and Marilyn Miller
Alfred Moore
*Deceased
Honor Roll of Donors
2010 - 2011
Verlinda Gale Moore
Karen L. Morrow
Linda F. Neely
Sharon Renee Nelson
Nestlé
Network For Good
Susan N. O’Brien
Carol and Danny Parker
Peoples National Bank
Esther K. Pinckney
David A. Polk
Elaine T. Price
Professional Tool Products, LLC
Prudential C. Dan Joyner Co
Realtors
Lucy Pulliam
Tim and Susan Reed
Sandra L. Rogers
David M. Salyer
Sonya L. Sample
Kathy W. Sams
Paul R. Sanders & Maryam
Haddad Sanders
Schweitzer Engineering
Laboratories, Inc.
Anna M. Scott
Scott and Company, LLP
Jasmine Scott-Sterling
Mark E. Sejman
Thomas A. “Andy” Sherard
Thomas E. Shiflet
Betsy and Matt Shouse
Allen and Lauren Simer
TD Convention Center
Tim G. Smith
Gwen P. Smith
Rita Snyder
Angela Spencer
Stan and Cindy Starnes
Donna H. Steading
Nancy L. Stewart
Jimmy and Corrinne Stewart
Bryan and Gail Stokes
Beverly Stroud
Subway Development Corp.
of SC, Inc.
Frank and Laura Sutherland
Don and Jeanne Taylor
Emilie and Nick Theodore
Sarah Diane Thomas
David Thomas
Thomas McAfee Funeral Home,
Inc.
Neill M. Timmons
Scott P. Timpanelli
Patricia A. Traxler
Daniel K. Traynham
Tri-County Technical College
Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak
& Stewart P. C.
Palmetto Bank
Renewable Water Resources
Rick Erwin’s, Inc.
Rosenfeld Einstein Insurance
Sage Automotive Interiors
ScanSource, Inc.
Soby’s New South Cuisine
South Carolina Bank & Trust
SunTrust
T & S Brass and Bronze Works,
Inc.
TD Bank
UBS Financial Services
William O. “Bill” Tripp, Jr.
Stephen Truluck
Virginia Uldrick
University of Albany Health
Center
Michelle G. Vlaich-Lee
Keith R. Vollnogle
Tong Y. Wagner
Vicki M. Walker
Watermark Advisors, LLC
Bonita Mitchell Watters
Charles D. “Charlie” Way
Tommie H. Whitt
Tiffany H. Whittle
Scott B. Wilbanks
Nancy S. Williams
Brandy C. Williams
Melinda Williamson
Shirley G. Willimon
Robert C. Wong
Lenna C. Young
Melvin and Dollie Younts
GIFTS-IN-KIND
Goods and Services
SPECIAL PROJECTS/
EVENTS SPONSORS
Richard Ashmore*
William Bradshaw
Craig and Vicki Brown
Rick Erwin
American Services, Inc.
BB&T
Bosch Rexroth Corporation
Caine Residential, LLC
City of Simpsonville
Crawford Strategy
Creative Builders, Inc.
Duke Energy Corporation
Elliott Davis, LLC
Fluor Enterprises, Inc.
Greenville Casualty Insurance
Company, Inc.
Greenville Chamber of
Commerce
Greenville First
Greenville Hospital System/
University Medical
Center
Greenville Radiology
Greer Development
Corporation
Harper Family Foundation
Hendricks Properties, Inc.
Herlong & Bates Insurance
Lockheed Martin Aeronautics
Greenville
Anonymous
A. O. Smith Water Products Co.
Patty G. Amick
Janet Archer
Art & Frame Gallery
Rafael Bianchi
Blue Sky Energy, Inc.
Boeing
Carey W. Castle
Tina Caton
ClearChannel Media
Cyberwoven
Richard A. DeMarco
Exeltech
Gear Solar
Greenville Eye Care Associates
GSP Airport Commission
Hilton Head Fire and Rescue
Bev and Bob Howard
Anastasia Howard
Hubbell Lighting, Inc.
Albert W. Hupp
IBM
William O. “Bill” Kendall, Jr.
Eric R. Nease
OutBack Power Systems
Joe R. Price, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Rodgers
Jim and Anna Ryan
SNRY Solar
Solar Power
Spinx Corporation
Staubli Corporation
Beverly Stroud
Superior Carriers, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Tapp
Beth Traxler
Lissette Treanor
USA Wire & Cable, Inc.
Wade Hampton Fire Department
Westin Poinsett Hotel
Dave Wilder
Wyche, P. A.
MATCHING GIFTS
Matching gifts by employees or other
eligible individuals who contributed to
the Greenville Tech Foundation
IBM
International Flavors and
Fragrances
State Farm Companies
Foundation
GIFTS IN HONOR
Gifts from thoughtful friends and relatives
were made in honor of the following
individuals:
Doris Jones
Ginny Hall
Elaine M. Huff-Lowe
Geri Harrison
Greenville Tech Foundation
Staff
GIFTS IN MEMORY
Gifts from thoughtful friends and relatives
were made in memory of the following
individuals:
Madge M. Bowles
Frances L. Bradshaw
Amanda T. Barnes
Lila Carman
Helen Cally
Joe E. Cooper
William “Bill” H. Englisbe
Stuart L. Fretwell
Clement Haynsworth
Raymond A. Mattson, Jr.
Candace D. McDonald
Anne Prentiss Moore
Ruth A. W. Nicholson
Margaret K. Rice
Jo Ann Schneider
Joseph Jordan Stroud
Diane C. Titus
*Deceased
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2010-2011 Board of Directors
2010 - 2011
Officers
Directors
Chair
James C. Morton, Jr.
Michael O. Allen
William W. Brown
Dave Chesson
Ben V. Crider
Antony C. Harper
S. Hunter Howard, Jr.
Malcolm W. Isley
Manoj Jain
Zandra L. Johnson
Clarence C. Kegler
Barbara B. League
Vice-Chair
Rick Sumerel
Treasurer
Lynn C. Faust
Secretary
Timothy J. Reed
Immediate Past Chair
Claude I. Thiesen
Life Members
Paula M. Martin
Jack Norris
Jason Premo
Jeffrey L. Range
Elizabeth C. Schroeder
Sharon K. Self
Matt Shouse
John J. Warner
Knox L. Haynsworth, Jr.
Douglass E. Kondra
John M. Sterling, Jr.
Nell W. Stewart
Claude I. Theisen
Charles R. Warne
Greenville Tech Foundation, Inc. Staff
Ex-Officio
July 1, 2010 - June 30. 2011
Paul C. Batson, Chairman, Greenville Technical College Area Commission
Robert E. Howard, Foundation President
Keith Miller, President, Greenville Technical College
Ben Spencer, President, Alumni Association
Les Gardner, Development Director
Robert E. Howard, Foundation President & CEO
Elaine Huff-Lowe, Foundation Director
Kacee Lominack, Database Coordinator (part-time)
Sandra L. Rogers, Fiscal Technician
Gwen Smith, Administrative Specialist
In Closing
If you’re like most people in this area, Greenville Tech has touched your life or the life of someone close to you.
Perhaps it was a family member who came to acquire skills that would build a career. Or maybe it was a neighbor
or employee who returned to college for retraining. It could have been someone who attended a seminar or got
the basis for a four-year degree. It could have been someone that graduated from Greenville Tech such as your
dental hygienist, auto mechanic, or the chef in your favorite restaurant.
Greenville Tech has been a part of the fabric of this community since 1962. Together the college and the
Greenville community have grown and diversified, welcoming new businesses and industries, and supporting
existing operations with educational programs that promote success. This partnership has been a catalyst for the
tremendous economic development in our area.
With your support, we can continue to help individuals realize their educational dreams, meet the training needs of
area companies, and help to attract new industry by supporting training requirements. Our future growth and the
community’s growth depend on people like you. Your investment in our community’s education and economic
development is appreciated.
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Greenville Tech Foundation, Inc.
MS 6002
PO Box 5616
Greenville, SC 29606-5616
College: www.gvltec.edu
Foundation: www.greenvilletechfoundation.org
Foundation: 864-250-8026 • 864-250-8665 (fax) • [email protected] (email)
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of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, sexual orientation, or veteran status.