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2012 annual report
Y o u r d o n a t i o n t o t h e G e o r gi a S t a t e U n i v e r si t y F o u n d a t i o n
is m o r e t h a n a fi n a n c i a l t r a n s a c t i o n.
It is an investment in the future. Your contribution ensures that coming generations can access the resources necessary to
explore and discover knowledge—knowledge that will help them to be successful in their own lives while creating new
solutions that benefit their communities and our global neighborhood. We thank you for your past generosity and hope
you will remain a supporter as we secure new opportunities for investing in the next generation.
table of contents
a message from president
Message from the president 1
mark p. becker
Message from chair ken bernhardt 2
As Georgia State University prepares to mark its Centennial in 2013, there are many signs of
Phyllis Parker: A lift for the first generation 3
Last year Georgia State University conferred a record 7,365 degrees, an increase of more than
success, particularly among our students, all over campus and well beyond.
1,500 over five years. And, with a one-year increase of 17 percent, Georgia State now confers
GSU foundation Board of Trustees 4
more undergraduate degrees to African Americans than any other non-profit university in the
country. We also are in the top 50 in the nation in conferring baccalaureates to Asian Americans,
Aileen and Christopher Valianos: A major gift for School of Music
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Beth and Mike Kenny: Bridging Generations
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and we were recently named one of the Top 100 Hispanic Serving Universities in the United States.
Even more encouraging is that, increasingly, our supporters are recognizing and responding to
the need for student scholarship funds. In this annual report, you will meet some of the people
who are making a difference for Georgia State students as they navigate the challenges of financing
Suzan and Steven Zoukis: Paying forward the generosity of a stranger
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The Coca-cola foundation: developing a new generation of leadership
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the Goizueta foundation: strengthening the chain of Latino Leadership
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a university education.
These successes, and many others, are made possible by the generosity of people like you. I am
delighted to report the GSU Foundation raised nearly $23 million in the most recent fiscal year
– $7.5 million of which will support scholarships for GSU’s students with the greatest financial
need. I thank you sincerely for the hard work of the foundation and the many friends of GSU
who continue to support our mission of being a premier urban research university.
New Endowments 14
Financial Highlights 15
The Presidents Society 16
donor bill of rights 31
Sincerely,
Mark P. Becker
President
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In particular, significant progress has been made in achieving GSU’s strategic plan goal of becoming
“a national model for undergraduate education by demonstrating that students from all backgrounds
can achieve academic and career success at high rates.” The size of the freshman class (3,060) and
overall enrollment (32,000+) are at all-time highs. We continue to be one of the most diverse
universities in the country.
It is important to note that average SAT scores and grade point averages are both up dramatically the
past several years. Our retention and graduation rates have been on the upswing, and given the many
a message from
Board chair
Ken Bernhardt
As Georgia State University gets ready to begin its 100th
birthday, I have been reflecting on the incredible changes
that have taken place during my many years on the faculty of
the J. Mack Robinson College of Business. When I arrived
in the 1970s, Georgia State was a very good commuter
A lift for the first generation
A former gymnast and coach, Phyllis L. Parker understood the value of
initiatives underway to improve them, they should continue to rise dramatically in the coming years.
having a spotter nearby as a beacon of safety. “You can get confidence
Perhaps most important of all, three years ago only 30 percent of applicants listed GSU as their first
said. Parker, the daughter of a U.S. Air Force veteran and his Japanese wife,
from someone offering that little extra help that can go a long way,” she
choice. Today the number is almost 80 percent. This is a remarkable change, demonstrating the
left the gym behind to attend Georgia State University – she was the first
increasing recognition of what is happening at GSU.
female in her family to receive a college degree.
The visibility that will accrue from our 100th anniversary, together with the launch of a large
Her journey was not without obstacles. Family matters and financial
comprehensive capital campaign, will ensure continued advancement of the university’s reputation.
challenges forced her to take a full time job and switch her classroom
All of the progress cited above could not have happened without the support from alumni, friends,
corporations and foundations. State support has been declining for years, and on a per student basis
is below what it was many years ago. The execution of the university’s new strategic plan will require
schedule to night classes exclusively. She persevered, and her persistence
and flexibility paid off when she completed her B.B.A. in computer
information systems in 1991.
increased resources. We thank you for all of your past support for scholarships, faculty research,
That persistence and flexibility uniquely prepared Parker for the
and academic programs and hope that you will continue to support the university in its efforts to be
real-world challenges and opportunities of the digital revolution. She made
a premier public research university.
Sincerely,
major career achievements in the volatile industries of risk management,
finance and health care, rising to a senior product development executive.
She was an entrepreneur who successfully started up and turned around
school with huge potential. While much progress was
businesses. Her expertise streamlined tasks that today are common, such
made over the next several decades, there have been more
as providing an instant insurance quote to a consumer.
positive changes in the past three or four years than in any
previous decade.
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Phyllis Parker:
Ken Bernhardt
Chair, Georgia State University Foundation Board
Regents’ Professor of Marketing Emeritus
“I hope that this
scholarship can be
an essential tool
for students to grow,
learn and strive.
Some just need a
little help.”
“What I value the most is honesty, integrity and looking out for the best
interests of other people.”
Today, she is helping remove financial obstacles for students similar to
herself. The Phyllis L. Parker Scholarship will support a first-generation
student in the J. Mack Robinson College of Business who has at least one
parent from another country. Students like that “are at a whole different
level with navigating college and the business world,” said Parker, whose
husband, R. Keith Cox (B.B.A., 1993) attended night classes at GSU with
her and was also a first-generation student. “I hope that this scholarship
can be an essential tool for students to grow, learn and strive. Some just
need a little help.”
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georgia state university foundation
board of trustees
As of June 30, 2012
Mark P. Becker, President
Georgia State University
William C. Balzer ’98, Chair
UPS (retired)
Cynthia H. Maloy ’76
Deloitte & Touche LLP
Brad Ferrer ’81
CNN
Peter R. Miller ’73
Willis Investment Counsel
David H. Flint
Schreeder, Wheeler & Flint LLP
Jerry J. Rackliffe ’83, ’88, ’05
Finance and Administration
Georgia State University
Kenneth L. Bernhardt, Vice Chair
J. Mack Robinson College of Business
Georgia State University
Timothy J. Gunter ’83
IDI
Walter T. Massey, President
Georgia State University Foundation
David F. Haddow ’82
Haddow & Company
Mark A. Phillips ’74, Secretary/Treasurer
Bank of America Corporation
Catherine C. Henson ’89
Georgia School Council Institute
Helen M. Aderhold ’76, ’01
Community Leader
Richard J. Jacobson ’80
Cox Enterprises, Inc. (retired)
Steven Asplundh ’86
Asplundh Tree Expert Company
Elizabeth A. Kenny ’99
Philanthropist
John Bauer ’89
Tropical Fruit and Nut Company
Marjorie F. Knowles
College of Law
Georgia State University (retired)
Sandra Bergeron ’82
Private Investor & Corporate Board Member
Kathy T. Berry ’72, ’86
Georgia Press Association (retired)
Frances L. Breeden ’80
SunTrust Banks (retired)
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Anthony P. Burger ’71
Pritchard and Jerden, Inc.
Deepak Raghavan ’98, ’06, ’09
Deepak Raghavan Family Foundation
Julio A. Ramirez ’75
Burger King (retired)
William D. Reeves ’59
Reeves Development Company
Douglas F. Reid
Right-Way Services LLC
T. Dallas Smith ’86
T. Dallas Smith and Company
J. Grover Thomas Jr. ’85
Trustmark Insurance Company
Richard H. Lenny ’74
Friedman, Fleischer and Lowe, LLC
Ray E. Uttenhove ’72, ’75
SRS Real Estate Partners
Lee A. Macenczak ’84
Out Creek Associates
Jeffrey L. Warwick ’85
Bank of America Merrill Lynch (retired)
Aileen and Christopher Valianos:
A major gift for School of Music
After two business degrees from
Georgia State University, Aileen
“Once Chris and I made the decision that the bulk of our estate would be gifted back to an institution,
the next step was to decide on the institution,” Aileen Valianos recalled. “After considering social
services and religious institutions, we concluded that education had the added benefit of producing
Valianos (B.S. ‘78, M.B.A. ‘81) built a
positive long-term results.”
successful agency specializing in health
The couple made a multimillion-dollar planned gift to transform the School of Music with scholarships,
insurance in the northern suburbs of
that “the level of instruction we provide in the School of Music including the individualized attention
Atlanta. She and her husband, Chris
Valianos, an attorney and private
equity fund manager, frequently would
return to campus for School of Music
performances. When they started to
plan their estate, they were inspired by
faculty and programming. Their support is the equivalent of applause turned into dollars, highlighting
offered to each student — is second to none, and the resulting excellence in performance and
community impact by our students and faculty is laudable,” said school director W. Dwight Coleman.
“As we strategize to continue and expand the quality of instruction and programs in the School of
Music, the significance of their gift cannot be underestimated.”
Aileen and Chris Valianos said that their gift represents how “we have been inspired by the enthusiasm
of the faculty, students and the practice and commitment that goes into the education of a musician.
Not only are we gifting back to GSU, but we are also demonstrating our appreciation to the School
of Music for all the productions we have enjoyed.”
a chorus of GSU experiences that had
enriched their lives.
“We are also demonstrating our
appreciation to the School of Music for all
the productions we have enjoyed.”
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Beth and Mike Kenny:
bridging generations
Family issues brought Beth Kenny to GSU, and now she
“Her parents were able to see her graduate summa cum laude,” recalled her husband, Mike Kenny,
and her husband, Mike, invest in today’s students. When
an attorney in Atlanta. “Her mother suffered from Alzheimer’s, but she was there at graduation,
Beth Kenny enrolled at Georgia State University just after
and it was very emotional for Beth’s father. Georgia State helped Beth close something that was
turning 40, she wanted to finish her undergraduate degree
unfulfilled and that spurred her to continue to learn and be more involved in the community,
to benefit herself and her closest family members. To
especially the mission of Georgia State.”
her high school daughter, Kenny wanted to demonstrate
that pursuing higher education was valuable at any age.
To learn to help care for her parents, Kenny majored in
unrestricted, university-wide scholarships. This gift follows two others — the Harold V. and Anna
psychology with a certificate in gerontology.
Marie Little Scholarship in Gerontology established in 2003; and the Elizabeth A. Kenny Scholarship
Learning about aging would change how she looked at
continue making progress toward completing a GSU degree.
people of all ages. “Gerontology was for Beth Kenny, as
for many others, a calling — something beyond her own
personal burden,” recalled Frank Whittington, who helped
establish GSU’s Gerontology Institute. “It helped show
her that…offering hope and care to others could infuse
in Psychology set up in 2008. The new Kenny funding will allow students who are most in need to
“I only hope that some day I am in a position where I am able to provide funding to GSU universitywide scholarships and make a difference in a student’s life in the same way the Kennys have made
a difference in mine,” said Caitlin Myers, one of the first Kenny Scholars, who expects to graduate
in 2014 with a degree in social work. “I would like to make a difference in my community and
one’s own life with meaning.”
would be satisfied with any career where I am able to make a positive impact in somebody’s life.”
Among her fellow students at GSU, Kenny found diverse
Finances — not grades or academic issues — are what most determine whether a GSU student
motivations and backgrounds. She was particularly
impressed how so many juggled jobs, children and classes.
Many were first in their families to attend college. Her
mindset of helping began to stretch to her classmates’
pursuit of education. What could she do? That question
would linger well after her emotional graduation in 1999,
attended by three generations of her family.
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To help address the greatest financial need of current students, the Kennys made a $500,000 gift for
remains enrolled and on track. Their stories today echo those that Kenny saw unfold among her
classmates. “I marveled at their stories because they were so committed to getting their degrees,”
she said. “Funding a scholarship had always been in the back of my mind, and now I’m in the position
where I can give back.”
“I marveled at [my classmates’] stories because
they were so committed to getting their degrees…
now I’m in the position where I can give back.”
Suzan and Steven Zoukis:
Paying forward the generosity of a stranger
Everything changed for Suzan M. Zoukis when she told a friend that
The Zoukis’ endowed fellowship and research fund in GSU’s political
she and husband, Stephen M. Zoukis, did not have enough money to
science department focuses on mandatory minimum sentencing, spurred
afford his second year of law school in New York. The friend offered
by her son’s incarceration under those federal requirements. “Her gifts
a phone number to a philanthropist who went on to fund Stephen
play a vital role to help ensure the long-term security and excellence of
Zoukis’ education in the law. How could the couple pay him back?
the university,” said Arts and Sciences Dean William J. Long.
“It’s a gift. Just pass it on,” their benefactor said.
“We didn’t come from a background of philanthropy, or ever have
money for extras for giving, and we never dreamed we would be in
“If you have the brains and will to get an education, how much money
you have shouldn’t detain or hold you back,” Suzan Zoukis said, with
conviction borne of receiving that help when it was needed most.
the position we are financially today to give back,” said Suzan Zoukis
(B.A., ‘84), who supported her husband’s success in law and real estate.
“That gift was something that changed everything for us. And now we
are doing things that can be game changing for others.”
Her recent $1 million bequest will fund unrestricted university-wide
scholarships at Georgia State University’s College of Arts and Sciences,
where Suzan Zoukis’ sociology degree profoundly impacted her daily
life. “Read any front page and opinion page of a newspaper, and you
will cover what a sociologist would address,” she said. “That’s what I
think about all the time.”
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“That gift was something that changed
everything for us. And now we are doing
things that can be game changing for others.”
“The Zoukis Endowment is helping Georgia State scholars answer important
questions about the effectiveness of mandatory minimums in reducing crime and
recidivism rates. The Zoukis’ gift is absolutely vital to our faculty and graduate
student researchers.” – Bill Downs, GSU Professor of Political Science
(pictured left to right with fellow researchers Lesley Reid, Mike Fix and Mike Evans)
The Goizueta Foundation: strengthening Latino leadership
“There are many baby steps to being a leader, and all it takes is the right person to
Georgia State is uniquely poised to ensure this program’s
help others on their paths. If I can help at least one other person to make their
success. Latinos represent the fastest growing student
life better in some form or fashion, then that will help me to be successful as well.”
the Coca-Cola foundation:
developing a new generation of leadership
Studies have shown that first-generation college students are more likely to succeed when supported by specialized
resources.To this end,The Coca-Cola Foundation has committed $1.3 million to GSU to establish two scholarship programs
and a selection of student success initiatives.The award supports Coca-Cola First Generation Scholarships, the Coca-Cola
Global Ambassadors Scholarship program for first generation students, the Coca-Cola Scholars First Generation Freshmen
Learning Community Program and the Keep Hope Alive program.The Coca-Cola Global Ambassador Scholarship Program
in the J. Mack Robinson College of Business allows first-generation students to receive scholarships to participate in study
abroad programs with a focus on emerging markets.The first class of First Generation Scholars, above, attended a
Coca-Cola/GSU alumni event earlier this year.
Chrystal Ferreira wrote that in her successful application for Georgia State
University’s new Latino Leadership Pipeline Scholarship, funded through a $4.998
million gift from The Goizueta Foundation. Her words also summed up the aim of
the entire program, which is to prepare a generation to lead the next generation
in a chain of academic success.
The funding will reach 100 promising Latino high school students with $10,000
annual scholarships, academic support and internships designed to launch them
as successful business leaders. These recipients will give back through service
learning and mentoring the next generation of leaders.
“As Latinos, we must encourage one another to strive for academic excellence
while still in grade school and to seek higher education in college,” said Adrian
Gonzalez, another scholarship recipient. “An education provides endless
possibilities. More Latinos with an education will result in more influential and
successful Latino leaders within society.”
population in U.S. colleges, according to the Education
Trust. In Georgia, GSU leads all universities in Latino student
enrollment. The graduation rates for GSU’s Latino students
have improved dramatically from 38 percent in 2000 to 59
percent in 2010. The $4.998 million follows gifts of more than
$2.5 million that helped with successful pilots of each Latino
Leadership Pipeline program.
“Leaders use anything in their power to improve the lives of
others, especially through education,” pointed out Melissa
Ramirez, another Latino Leadership Scholar. “As a Latina, I
proudly embrace my heritage and believe in our potential.”
“More Latinos with an education will
result in more influential and
successful Latinos within society.”
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financial highlights
georgia state university foundation
New Endowments fiscal year 2012
With gratitude, Georgia State relies on the invaluable support provided
by the following new endowments:
Anne Deeley Easterly Endowment
Anne Deeley Easterly and Michael D. Easterly
Kenneth W. and Georganne F. Honeycutt Fellowship
Kenneth W. and Georganne F. Honeycutt
Cooley Scholarship in the Sciences
Peggy Cooley
Kirkland-Sattelmeyer Scholarship
Leigh Kirkland and Robert D. Sattelmeyer
The Dr. Cleon C. Arrington Scholarship in the Sciences
Judith F. Arrington
Pediatria Healthcare Endowed Nursing Scholarship
Joseph D. Sansone and Joseph Harrelson/ Pediatria Healthcare for Kids
The Elizabeth and Michael Kenny Scholarship
Elizabeth A. and Michael P. Kenny
Robert Shaw Choral Scholar Award
John B. Haberlen and Florence Kopleff *
The Goodale Family Scholarship in International Study
Irene E. Goodale
Shanthi V. Sitaraman Intestinal Pathobiology Endowment
Andrew T. Gewirtz, Didier Merlin and GSU College of Arts & Sciences
Biology Department faculty
John Aderhold Fund
The University Financing Foundation, Inc.
Tom McCollister Endowed Memorial Scholarship in Journalism
Georgia State University Foundation, Inc.
John William Armstrong Jr. Endowment in Communication
Lee A. Lumpkin and G. Michael Lumpkin
* Deceased
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funds raised
186+186+186+186= 18.6
2008 201+201+201+201= 20.1
2009 179+179+179+179= 17.9
2010 205+205+205+205= 20.5
2011 213+213+213+213= 21.3
2012 220+220+220+220= 22.0
2007
foundation endowment pool balance
97.6+97.6+ .6+ .6+ .6+ .6+ 97.6+9 +9 +9 +9 +997.6= 97.6
2008 91.9+91.9+91.9+ 9+ 9+ 9+ 9+ 9+ 9+ .3+ .3+ .3+ .3+ .3+ .3+ 1.9= 91.9
2009 70.1+70.1+70.1+70.1= 70.1
2010 81.3+81.3+81.3+89+ 9+ 9+ 9+ 91.3= 81.3
2011 106060.2+106.2+106.2+13 +. 3 +. 3 +. 3 +. 3 +. 3 . 3+ . 3+ . 3+ . 3+ . 3+ . 3+ . 3+ . 3+ . 3+ . 3+ . 3+ . 3+ 06=
.2 106.2
2012 104.9+104.9+104.9+10.3+ .3+ .3+ .3+ .3+ .3+ .3+ .3+ .3+ .3+ .3+ .3+ .3+ .3+ .3+ .3+ .3+ .3+ 4.9= 104.9
2007
annual foundation expenditures for the benefit of gsu
foundation total assets
446.5+446+9 +9 +9.5= 446.5
2008 416.3+416+9 +9.3= 416.3
2009 399.9+399.9= 399.9
2010 420+420+9 +9= 420.0
2011 435.4+435+9 +9.4= 435.4
2012 462.6+462+9 +9 +9 +9 +9 +9.6= 462.6
2007
296+296+296= 29.6
2008 323+323+323= 32.3
2009 322+322+322= 32.2
2010 337+337+337= 33.7
2011 310+310+310= 31.0
2012 310+310+310= 31.0
2007
* Dollars in millions
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leaders circle
Georgia State University Foundation extends its gratitude to this premier group of individuals and organizations
in recognition of their cumulative gifts totaling $1 million or more. Members of our Leaders Circle and their
ground-breaking gifts provide fundamental support of the University’s mission as a premier research institution.
LANGDALE
$
10 million and above
Herman J. Russell
The Johnny Mercer Foundation
Deen Day Sanders
Joseph B. Whitehead Foundation
Anonymous
William J. Usery Jr.
Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation Inc.
J. Mack and Nita Robinson / J. Mack Robinson Foundation
Ernest G. Welch *
The Marcus Foundation Inc.
Frances Welch *
National Philanthropic Trust, DAF
Andrew and Carolyn Young
Peachtree Presbyterian Church
Bank of America Corp.
Pittulloch Foundation
Robert W. Woodruff Foundation
donors list
sparks
$
5 million to $9,999,999
Anonymous (2)
RealtiCorp 528 LLC
American Association of Managing General Agents
SunTrust Banks Inc. and SunTrust directed funds:
American Foundation for Hellenic Studies
Florence & Harry English Memorial Fund
Parker H. and Janet Petit
Annenberg Foundation
Greene-Sawtell Foundation
Carl R. Zwerner
Atlanta Law School
Harriet McDaniel Marshall Trust
Georgia Research Alliance
AT&T
Tull Charitable Foundation Inc.
The Goizueta Foundation
Berner Charitable and Scholarship Foundation
Patton
$
1 million to $4,999,999
John * and Helen Aderhold
Elena D. Amos * / John B. and Elena Amos Foundation
Sandra and Douglas Bergeron / Bergeron Family Trust
Peter E. Blum
Bobby Lee Cook
Thomas and Ann Cousins
Bill and Jill Dahlberg
Robert E. Heck
Ralph and Marjorie Knowles
Kenneth and Donna Lewis
R. Charles Loudermilk Sr.
Bill Usery Labor Management
Relations Foundation
Walter & Marjory Rich Memorial Fund
UPS
Wells Fargo and Co. and directed funds:
CLC Foundation Inc.
Atlanta Foundation
The Coca-Cola Foundation
David, Helen & Marian Woodward Fund
Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta Inc.
Ida A. Ryan Charitable Fund
Cox Enterprises Inc.
Mary Allen Lindsey Branan Foundation
Development Authority of Alpharetta
Price Gilbert Jr. Charitable Trust Fund
E.I. DuPont De Nemours & Co.
W. M. Keck Foundation
ExxonMobil Foundation
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Fuller E. Callaway Trust
Georgia Power Co. / Georgia Power Foundation Inc.
GSU Research Foundation Inc.
* Deceased
John and Mary Franklin Foundation Inc.
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benefactors circle
Members of the Benefactors Circle have made transformative gifts to Georgia State University totaling $100,000
to $999,999. The University is grateful for the gifts made by these esteemed individuals and organizations.
KELL
$
500,000 to $999,999
CF Foundation Inc.
M. Bobbie Bailey / M. Bobbie Bailey Foundation
Charles Loridans Foundation Inc.
G. Dennis and Kathy T. Berry
Timothy A. Benick
The Coca-Cola Co.
Richard and Sandra Bowers
Ken and Kathy Bernhardt
Cousins Foundation Inc.
Bennett and Sheri Lynn Brown
W. Lee Burge * and the Burge Family
David and Lucile Packard Foundation
E. Ted Byers *
Christopher Carpenter and Catherine C. Henson
Deloitte & Touche LLP
Michael C. * and Thalia N. * Carlos / Thalia and
C. L. Chandler Jr. *
Delta Air Lines Foundation
John H. Cowart Sr. and Judy E. Cowart / John H. Cowart
GSU Building Foundation
S. Truett Cathy / Chick-fil-A Inc.
IBM Corp.
Kathleen D. Crouch * / Kathleen D. Crouch Trust
Ruth Dobbs
Jim Cox Jr. Foundation
Jay M. and Ann L. Davis
Cherry L. Emerson Jr. * and Mary L. Emerson
Kaiser Permanente
Charlotte Brown Dixon
Virginia Ezzard *
KPMG
Michael and Anne Easterly
Duane and Drada Hoover
Kresge Foundation
Clara L. and Sidney H. * Feldman
Vesta and David Jones / Owens Trust
Lend Lease Real Estate Investments Inc.
Bradford W. and Patricia Ferrer
James and Sarah Kennedy
Mark and Evelyn Trammell Foundation Inc.
Colleen M. Flinn
Michael and Elizabeth Kenny
PeopleSoft Inc.
Patrick L. Flinn
Richard and Susan Lenny
Pew Charitable Trusts
David and Sandra Flint
Henry F. McCamish Jr. / HFM Foundation
PricewaterhouseCoopers
J. Michael and Lauren Gearon
Henry J. * and Nancy K. * Miller
Reading Recovery Council of North America
William and Bebe Hatcher
Bernard B. * and Eugenia A. * Ramsey
Southern Co.
Wayne S. Hyatt
Bill and Susan T. Reeves
Starr Foundation
Jack R. and Patricia C. Kelly
Margaret A. Staton
Turner Broadcasting System Inc.
Noah Langdale Jr. * and Alice C. Langdale *
Joseph K. * and Lou T. Taylor
The University Financing Foundation Inc.
Kenneth B. and Mary A. Matheny
Family Foundation Inc.
Lawton and Brenda Nease
Steve B. * and Ms. Diana L. * Woodruff /
suttles
$
250,000 to $499,999
Eric and Katherine Ohlhausen
After-School All-Stars
Anonymous (3)
Nader and Sohelia Rastegar
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Sam and Angie Allen
Charles and Catherine Rice / The Charles
Board of Regents, University System of Georgia
Leila Armknecht
Carl R. Zwerner Philanthropic Fund
Kathy and R. Lawrence Ashe
J. W. & Ethel I. Woodruff Foundation
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Michael Carlos Foundation
Carl and Gretchen Patton
Paul F. Bowles *
Courtney Hanna
Anonymous (2)
Louis S. Brooke *
Joe Frank and Mrs. Elizabeth C. Harris
American International Group Inc.
Anthony P. and Mary D. Burger
Kenneth W. and Georganne Honeycutt
The Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation
Maxwell M. Burns
Leyton B. * and Kathryn J. * Hunter
Bard Inc.
Linda S. and Lloyd L. * Byars
H. Fenwick Huss
Centers for Disease Control & Prevention
Almand “Bo” * and Marcia Baker * Carroll
Jeff and Sherry Hwang
Charles Stewart Mott Foundation
William E. * and Mary Colburn
Ben F. Johnson Jr. *
Cousins Properties Inc.
James and Patricia Copeland
James A. * and Alice Kaufmann
Equifax Inc.
Alonzo A. * and Gwendolyn M. * Crim
Eric J. and Barbara S. Joiner
Ernst & Young LLP
Jarrett and Mary Davis
Mahmood and Carelle L. Karimimanesh
Georgia Real Estate Commission
David A. and Cantey L. Deeter
Florence Kopleff *
International Association of Machinists & Aerospace Workers
H. Talmage Dobbs Jr. *
Loyce H. Lesley
Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta Inc.
R. Howard Dobbs Jr. * and Josephine Dobbs * / R. Howard
David and Barbara Lowenkopf
Lettie Pate Evans Foundation
Dobbs Jr. Foundation
Bill * and Billie * Lowery
Mary Alice and Bennett Brown Foundation Inc.
Marilyn P. and Kirk T. Dornbush
G. Michael and Lee Lumpkin
Munich Reinsurance Co.
Julian and Sue Eidson
Margaret K. Lupo * / Merle K. Lott Trust
New York Life Foundation
Elze and Evern Cooper Epps
L. Anthony and Jackie E. Montag
Raytheon Co. Charitable Gift Fund
William E.* and Victoria O. * Farnell
Ralph C. and Margaret U. * Moor
Real Estate Alumni Group /
A. L. Feldman *
Keith Alan and Marsha S. O’Daniel /
Atlanta Board of Realtors Educational Foundation Inc.
R. Brad and Marie B. Foster
F.A. O’Daniel Foundation
Schwab Charitable Fund
Ronald J. and Gwendolyn Freeman
Timothy and Diane Parks
Towers Watson
Carol R. Geiger and Henry F. Anthony
William C. Pate and Judy Trotochaud
Toyota Motor Corp.
E. Vachel and Shirley C. Pennebaker
university
$
100,000 to $249,999
* Deceased
Anonymous (3)
James M. and Kathryn Adams
Thomas and Kay Aderhold
Donald Ahearn / Airsept Inc.
Bill and Peg Balzer
Mark P. Becker and Laura L. Voisinet
Kenneth Black Jr. *
David C. Blumenfeld and Paula E. Eubanks
Philip P. Bolton
& Catherine B. Rice Foundation
J. Grover and Catherine Thomas
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John and Jan Portman
Genuine Parts Co.
Sun Microsystems Inc.
Kenneth and Frances Reid
Georgia State AFL-CIO Labor Awards Committee
Thomas H. & Mabel Dorn Reeder Foundation
Mason and Ana Rountree
Georgia State University Alumni Association
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Anne Sheppard *
Georgia-Pacific Corp.
U.S. Disabled Athletes Fund Inc.
James A. and Gail E. Stark
Georgia-Pacific Foundation Inc.
The Vasser Woolley Foundation Inc.
Juanita S. Stokes
The Halle Foundation
William Bingham Foundation
David and Nancy Stonecipher
Helene Fuld Health Trust
William M. Suttles Foundation
Ted Townsend
Herman J. Russell Foundation
Zygogen LLC
Paul Wachter
ING Life of Georgia
Anonymous (24)
Willie Mae Cathcart *
Virginia Ezzard *
Leszek Wegrzyn *
International Association of Fairs & Expositions
James M. Adams Jr.
Christopher Christian
William E. * and Victoria Farnell
Bruce and Jeanene Weiner
Iowa Child Foundation
Richard and Barbara Anderson
H. Vincent Clanton
Conrad E. Faust *
Stephen and Suzan Zoukis
Jack Tarver Foundation
Beverly J. Armento #
Burton Cloud *
Colleen Flinn
Janice Arsan
Michael J. Coles and Donna Novak Coles
Patrick L. Flinn
Kathy and Lawrence Ashe
Devon S. Collins
Al Floda #
Richard K. Babush
Lynn W. Connolly *
Thomas F. Flournoy III
J. Fred and Linda Bailey
James and Patricia Copeland
Diane L. Fowlkes
John W. Baker
Donald P. and Geraldine A. Crane
Daniel Paul Franklin
E. Jo Baker-Henry
Robert S. Crane *
Thomas B. Gilmore and Virginia A. Gilmore
C. Duncan Beard
John A. Crawford
Donald S. Gingrich
Yezdi and Perviz Bhada
Kathleen D. Crouch *
William O. Goodwin
Kenneth J. Black Jr. *
Max M. Cuba
Emily Graham *
Boyd J. Blevins *
Bill and Jill Dahlberg
Estate of Elizabeth B. Grefe
W. Frank Blount and Mary Ellen Blount
Thomas R. Daniel Jr. and Susan Brooks
Steven H. Haase
David C. Blumenfeld
Kenneth Davis *
Jay B. Haney and Anne Page Mosby
Thomas and Beth Ann Boland
M. Eleanor Davis *
George M. Harper Charitable Remainder Trust #
Thomas J. Bremer
Malcolm Davis *
Irene Callaway Harrower
Agnes C. Brook *
R. Means Davis
William and Betty Hatcher
Louis S. Brooke * and Mary F. Brooke *
Ralph Davis Jr.
Dr. J. Rhodes Haverty
M. Steven Brotherton
Sam J. Davis
Dr. Lucille W. Hayden and Dr. Melvin B. Hayden
Bennett A. Brown III
William G. Densmore Jr. *
Jan and Ron Henry
Brian S. Brown
Suzanne F. Donner
Carole E. Hill #
John H. Bullock
Douglas W. Duncan
Kenneth and Denise Hill
W. Lee Burge * and the Burge Family
Hugh L. Durham
Richard E. Hodges
Martha Baum Sikes Carlton
Michael D. and Anne Deeley Easterly
James M. Cox Foundation of Georgia Inc.
Anonymous (2)
James S. Kemper Foundation
American Bankers Insurance Group Inc.
Jefferson-Pilot Corp.
American Hotel & Lodging Foundation
Johnson & Freeman LLC
Andreas Foundation
The Joseph & Felicia Weber Family Foundation Inc.
Andrew & Eula Carlos Foundation Inc.
Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of Georgia Inc.
Archer Daniels Midland Co.
Katherine John Murphy Foundation
The Arnold Foundation Inc.
Kenneth M. England Foundation
Arthur Andersen LLP
Kinetic Biosystems Inc.
Atlanta Chapter of R. I. M. S.
Livingston Foundation Inc.
Atlanta Music Festival Fund
Lockheed Martin Corp.
BBDO South
Marsh USA Inc.
Bausch & Lomb
Mary Allen Lindsey Branan Foundation
The Boeing Co.
McDonnell Douglas Foundation
Camden County Sheriff’s Office
National Association of Exposition
Century 21 National Advertising Fund
Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Inc.
The New York Community Trust
Chubb Corp.
The Payne Fund
CIBA Vision Corp.
Residential Care Facilities Elderly
Club Managers Association of America
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Managers Foundation Inc.
Authority of Fulton County
“I would like to make
a difference in my
community and would be
satisfied with any career
where I am able to make
a positive impact in
someone’s life.”
Caitlin Myers, Kenny Scholar
legacy circle
The Legacy Circle recognizes alumni and friends who have included Georgia State University Foundation
in their estate plans. These enduring gifts made by our Legacy Circle members ensure the long-term security
and excellence of the university.
Continental Telecom Inc.
Rich Foundation Inc.
Danish Agency for Science, Technology and Innovation
Salisbury Community Foundation Inc.
Deere & Co.
Southeastern Bankruptcy Law Institute Inc.
Delta Air Lines Inc.
Southeastern Regional Reading Recovery Association
Almand “Bo” Carroll *
Richard A. Elmer * and Katherine R. Lloyd
DuPree Foundation
Spencer Educational Foundation Inc.
Raymond and Karen Cash
Norman * and Mildred * Elsas
# New member
Fitel Lucent Technologies
State Farm Companies Foundation
J. D. and Lenora * Caswell
Estate of Charles Epstein
* Deceased
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partners circle
The Partners Circle represents those donors whose gifts totaled $1,000 or more between July 1, 2011, and
June 30, 2012. The annual gifts provide vital support for Georgia State.
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silver
$
5,000 and above
Tamer and Judy Cavusgil
John B. and Victoria A. Haberlen
Walker L. Chandler
Jefferson L. Harralson
Anonymous (3)
Susana M. Chavez
Joseph Harrelson
Cindy L. Clark
Robert W. Harrison and Irene T. Weber
Bill and Missy M. Cody
William and Bebe Hatcher
H. Keith and Margaret P. Cooley
Mark W. and Paula Hennessy
James and Patricia Copeland
Julia Hilliard
Thomas and Ann Cousins
Kerry and Kimberly S. Hixon
R. Keith Cox and Phyllis L. Parker
Kenneth W. and Georganne Honeycutt
Charles and Ansley Crawford
Po-An Hsieh
Carolyn and Bill Curry
Robert Hunter
Erroll B. and Elaine Davis
H. Fenwick Huss
Jay M. and Ann L. Davis
Jeff and Sherry Hwang
David A. and Cantey L. Deeter
Joseph C. and Nancy Inman
Samuel and Patricia Deitz
Richard J. and Marcia N. Jacobson
Janet G. Deskins
C. David and Elizabeth H. Johnston
Julian and Sue Eidson
Eric J. and Barbara S. Joiner
Bradford W. and Patricia Ferrer
A. Thomas and Judy S. Jones
Patrick L. Flinn
David G. and Vesta O. Jones
David and Sandra Flint
Susan J. Kelley and Ronald F. Verni
Scott and Marie Frank
Jack R. and Patricia C. Kelly
Ronald J. and Gwendolyn Freeman
Michael and Elizabeth Kenny
Michael K. Fuller and Lauren P. Carrigan
George R. Kerr and Linda K. DiSantis
Michael J. Gallivan
Leigh Kirkland and Robert D. Sattelmeyer
Robert A. and Carol Garvy
Ralph and Marjorie Knowles
Glenn E. and Jodie L. Gouge
Florence Kopleff *
Duncan S. and Julia J. Gray
Cynthia J. Kuhlman and Wayne L. Sengstock
Letha Y. and James E. Griffin
Michael A. LaFleur
Katy L. Hope *
Kenneth B. and Mary A. Matheny
Kay R. Shirley
Keith E. Adams and Kerry L. Heyward
Henry R. Hunter *
Louise M. McGuire
Marty Sik
Helen and John * Aderhold
Kathryn Johnson Hunter *
David M. McKenney
Daniel T. Sims and Fredrick V. Sherwood *
Gary P. and Sam Alexander
M. Christine Jacobs
Richard and Kirsten Meneghello
Douglas K. Smith *
Sam and Angie Allen
Ernest Jenkins Jr. *
Elizabeth M. Mercer *
Evelyn M. Sohn
Eliot M. Arnovitz
Ben F. Johnson Jr. *
Michael and Enid Mescon #
Howard S. Starks *
Steven and Lisa Asplundh
James Aron Kaufmann *
Ralph C. Moor
Myrna R. Truitt #
David C. and Rebecca S. Babcock
Susan J. Kelley and Ronald F. Verni #
Gaylon Dean Morris #
Chris and Elanna Valley
Salmaan Baig
Roland J. Knobel *
J. Elaine Murphy
William Price Vaughn *
Bill and Peg Balzer
Marjorie and Ralph Knowles
Kenneth J. Murphy *
Richard and Ardith Vines
Neda A. Barqawi
Frances M. Kocher *
Lawton M. Nease III
Bailey Wade *
Mark P. Becker and Laura L. Voisinet
Florence Kopleff *
John C. Nelson
Ethel Louise King Wade *
Douglas and Sandra Bergeron
Michael A. LaFleur
J. Warren Newman *
Leszek Wegrzyn
Ken and Kathy Bernhardt
W. Edmond and Cecil Laird
William A. Pannell
Hugh and Linda Welborn
G. Dennis and Kathy T. Berry
Noah * and Alice * Langdale
Carl and Gretchen Patton
Ernest G. Welch *
Stuart and Vicki Blandford
William D. and Florence E. Lathbury
Alwyn V. Powell
Frances Welch *
W. Frank and Mary Ellen Blount
Waldtraut Lavroff
James E. Prickett
Alfred Williams *
Philip P. Bolton
Louis L. Lawson #
Timothy M. Renick
Ralph H. Williams
Richard and Sandra Bowers
J. Kenneth Lesley * and Loyce H. Lesley
Ned and Marsha Richards
Kirk S. Wimberly III
Frank H. and Karen P. Boykin
Jay Levine *
James R. Rowley
Wayne and Rebecca * Woody
Edward H. and Nancy Bullwinkel
Tom and Patty Lewis
William Rutherford *
Alice C. Young
Anthony P. and Mary D. Burger
Edith Daniel Little *
Joseph and Sara Sansone
Leigh Anne Liu
Naomi Satterfield *
# New member
Dennis R. and Janel E. Byerly
Kevin E. Lofton #
Amanda Lee Scott
* Deceased
Christopher and Ann-Marie Campbell
William G. Loventhal III
Carole E. Scott
Craig P. Mackenzie
Nancy and Geoffrey * Seamans
Linda S. Byars
Christopher Carpenter and Catherine C. Henson
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David T. and Ellen Lee
Michael and Cynthia Shannon
John L. Avery
Kenrick N. Higa
H. Elliott Albers and Amy Erwin
Richard and Susan Lenny
Nicholas and Anne Marie C. Shreiber
James and Terry Bailey
Rob Huber
Richard H. and Marty Alterman
Maude B. and Kevin E. Lofton
Harold V. Shumacher and Nancy E. Nolan
Milton J. and Linda J. Ball
Ronald E. and Amy Hunter
Richard M. Ambery
C. Richard Long
Kelly W. and Virginia A. Smith
Richard and Barbara Baskerville
David V. and Deana L. Johnson
Elizabeth B. Ames
David and Barbara Lowenkopf
Margaret A. Staton
John R. and Angela Y. Bauer
William B. and Nancy P. Johnson
William D. Amis and Paula E. Stephan
G. Michael and Lee Lumpkin
Houston and Gloria Staton
John S. Bayne
Naomi M. Kirkman-Bey
James L. and Marjorie Andrews
James L. Maddex Jr.
Michael S. Stevens and Deborah W. Brown
David C. Blumenfeld and Paula K. Eubanks
Janice Leutheuser
Frank A. and Lisa C. Armstrong
Nancy R. and Laurence E. Mansfield
Juanita S. Stokes
David and Stephanie Boehmig
Thomas C. and Patricia S. Lewis
Michelle Arrington
Kenneth B. and Mary A. Matheny
Frank D. and Judy J. Strickland
William C. Bogner and Pamela S. Barr
Charles and Natalina Lunsford
Gary L. and Ruth E. Arthur
W. Ken and Connie D. McDaniel
Andrew B. Suzman
Harvey J. Brightman
Thomas M. and Twaneesa L. Mallory
Larry E. Ashmore
J. Gary Meggs
J. Stephen and L. Gail Tanner
Bruce Brittain and Frances L. Breeden
Isaiah and Sharon W. Mapp
Timothy S. Babiarz
Michael and Enid Mescon
Amit Thaker
David and Donna Brown
Walter T. and June Massey
Richard K. and Carole Babush
Mark S. Mesler Sr.
J. Grover and Catherine Thomas
Van E. Caswell and Wimberly Warnock
Walter F. McDowell
Andrew A. Mickle
Ronald F. and Geraldine P. Thomas
Thomas D. Caudill and Julia K. Bannerman
David M. and Sarah H. McKenney
Peter and Catherine Miller
Willard and Wanda Timm
Christopher J. and Melody L. Chan
Fred T. Mote and Bradley L. Wilkinson
L. Anthony and Jackie E. Montag
Timothy and Edith Twomey
John Chandler and Elizabeth V. Tanis
Christopher G. Nickell
Kevin W. and Colleen Mooney
John and Ray Uttenhove
Phang-Cheng and Ying-Mei Tai
Mark and Lynne O’Brien
John and Caroline Pallat
Arthur and Catherine Vandenberg
Conrad S. and Elizabeth A. Ciccotello
Steven D. Olson
Mark A. Phillips and Richard Salmon
Randy A. Wade
K. N. King and Susan A. Cole
William C. Pate and Judy Trotochaud
Rick Phillips
Karen and Dexter B. Warrior
John D. Hogan and Anna M. Craig
George E. and Kathryn F. Pierce
J. Allen and Judy H. Poole
Jeffrey L. and Cindy Warwick
Richard Crocker
Lorene C. and James B. Pilcher
Neil and Mebane Pruitt
Joseph and Felicia Weber
C. Burke and Sally Day
Susan Pilgrim *
Jerry J. Rackliffe and Usha Ramachandran
Robert S. Weiner
Charles D. Derby
Mark S. Piven and Alison Altman
Deepak Raghavan and Priya Deepak
Jason A. Winburn
Rene and Barbarella Diaz
Luis A. and Abrenda S. Planas
William D. and Susan T. Reeves
Andrew J. and Carolyn M. Young
Betty H. Dunn
B. Sterling Roth
Douglas and Patricia Reid
David D. and Andye H. Zell
Bruce A. and Iris Z. Feinberg
Mason and Ana Rountree
Kenneth and Frances Reid
Stephen and Suzan Zoukis
Steven Gao and Hua Yang
Wayne D. and Rubye L. Reid
Joseph W. and Karen W. Reinkemeyer
Michael K. Roach
Carolyn L. Robison
Jeffrey C. and Deborah B. Rupp
Joseph D. and Sara Sansone
John R. and Elizabeth Scarbrough
Mike Schlechter
Wilbert and Dorothy Schwotzer
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blue
$
2,500 to $4,999
Carolyn Abree
Randall and Brenda Addington
William T. and Donna N. Allbritton
Christoper Arena
Beverly J. Armento
Judith F. Arrington
Saad Ashraf
Mark and Suzanne Sykes
David A. Tatum and Jessica Hillis
Felicia F. Thompson
Celia Till
Richard and Ardith Vines
Rodney D. Wade
Hugh and Linda Welborn
Thomas and Jacquelyn B. Wilkerson
Herman D. Williams and Julia A. Durr
McRae F. and Brenda C. Williams
Calvin R. Wright and Angelia D. Dunagan
Gary E. Youngblood
Todd L. Baker
Henry Spencer Banzhaf
Edward S. and Roberta J. Barili
Sandra Kay Barnhill
Charles W. and Joan S. Bass
Harry H. and Deborah L. Baughman
Alfons and Barbara Baumstark
Gregory G. and Jill Beadles
Dorothy T. Beasley
Bruce H. and Cynthia A. Becker
Albert P. Behler
Joseph M. and Marjorie L. Belth
Charlese G. Benson
Francis E. Beres
Douglas and Denise Rutherford
white
$
1,000 to $2,499
Henry F. Anthony and Carol R. Geiger
Arthur J. Schwartz
Anonymous (7)
Jay A. Bernath
Alan R. and Angela P. Giles
Donna D. Sellen
Ahmed T. Abdelal and Mary L. Trahan
Leonard and Rebecca Berry
Jeanne M. Goldie
Thomas E. and Dawn S. Shields
James M. and Kathryn Adams
John Berry
Clark S. Gore
Yongkil Shin
William T. and Carol M. Adams
Charles E. W. Berthold
Steven and Katharine Haase
Harold and Toni Skipper
Walter L. and Lauren B. Adamson
Samuel Bettsack
Joe Frank and Elizabeth C. Harris
Paul and Sue Sparks
Amos and Leah Agami
Yezdi K. and Perviz Y. Bhada
Sidney E. and Mary S. Harris
James A. and Gail E. Stark
Kimberly A. Agnew-Heard
Ann E. and William F. Bibb
Kenneth J. Heaghney and Mary Beth Walker
Daniel Kent Stier
Peter and Elaine Agur
F. Richard and Esti Blue
Robert T. Henson
Raj Swami
Donald G. and Ellen Ahearn
Robert J. Bergmann
* Deceased
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“If I can help at least
one other person to make
their life better…then
that will help me to be
successful as well.”
Chrystal Ferreira, Goizueta Scholar
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Ursula N. Blumenthal
David M. Cheshier
Jere A. and Patsy C. Drummond
Martin D. and Carol M. Fraser
Sarah J. Hawk
Thomas D. and Mary Beth C. Body
James T. and Lindsey G. Churchill
Wesley C. and Joanne L. Duesenberg
Lee and Joan Friedman
Robert S. and Connie C. Hawkins
Betty T. Boone
John D. Clark
Irene M. Duhaime
Gwen A. Frishkoff
Melvin and Lucille C. Hayden
Steven and Elizabeth Bowles
Norman E. Clark
James and Nancy Dykhouse
Joseph Gardner
Daniel E. and Marianna C. Hendricks
Thomas P. and Arlene Bowles
Anthony C. and Sydney Cleland
Michael and Anne Easterly
Jacqueline L. Garner
Ronald J. and Janet S. Henry
Selita S. Boyd
W. Dwight and Mary Coleman
Christine B. Eckoff
John M. Garrigan
Glenn H. Hewitt
Thomas B. and Denise E. Boyd
Charlotte A. Combre
John F. and Sara A. Edgar
Gerald D. and Mary B. Gay
Seabie W. Hickson III
David W. and M. Ellen Boykin
Brian and Gina Conlon
Erling N. Eia
James and Patrice George
Barry T. Hirsch
Robert and Anika Bozeman
Phillip and Julie Cook
Michael Eisenstadt
James C. Germany Jr.
Mark J. and Beverly Hogan
Julian B. and Catherine S. Branch
John W. Cooledge
W. Crawford Elliott
Donald S. Gingrich
Paula Holbrook
Mitchell V. and Deborah J. Brannen
William E. Corey
Donald E. and Janice A. Ellis
Raymond and Jillian Giornelli
David M. and Faye H. Holland
S. Perry and Shirley Brickman
Douglass F. Covey
Traci Emig
Marjorie L. Girth
Debbie Hooper
William and Kathryn Bridges
Joel and Geraldine Cowan
Johnnie M. and Patsy B. Engesser
Adolph W. Goldenburg
Samuel J. Hooper and Michelle R. Holdgreve
Benjamin D. and Suzy Briggs
C. Brenda Crayton-Pitches
E. Patrick and Ann H. Epps
Dorothy C. Goodman
James C. and Mary L. Howard
Margo A. Brinton and Eldon Park
Bradley N. and Sally Currey
Russell W. and Lori R. Etheridge
Charles L. Grattan
John R. and Sally S. Howard
Paul E. and Mary M. Brockington
Alben and Patricia Curtis
Robert and Shelley Evans
Michael and Joy Graves
Hilton H. and Robin R. Howell
James and Karen Brooks
Michael Dalton
Stephanie Everett
Angelo and Valerie Guagliano
Richard T. and Janice P. Howerton
David P. Brown
Harry and Julie Dangel
Joe B. and Daphna B. Ezell
Donald H. Gudehus
Kenneth and Holly Hughes
Michael C. Brown
Wayne Daniel
Casey J. and Melissa C. Farmer
Timothy J. and Kathleen Gunter
Christopher M. Humphrey
Robert K. Browning
Walter and Jean Daves
Marjorie H. Faust
David F. and Mary L. Haddow
David J. and Julie Hungeling
James and Susan Buchanan
Jonathan J. Davies and Sheila H. Lee
Danny G. and Lori Feig-Sandoval
Christopher and Deborah Hagenbush
Anna E. Hurlebaus and David L. Allison
Joanna Buffington and William D. Brook
Mawuli M. Davis
Robert Fell
Charles W. and Rosemary Hall
Leigh C. Hurt
Rowland and Gwendolyn Burno
Ralph and Linda Davis
John and Camille Fenton
John and Virginia Hall
James A. Hush
John A. Burrison
Sam J. Davis
Paul J. Ferraro and Kristin L. Rowles
Jay B. Haney and Anne P. Mosby
George E. and Dorothy S. Ingram
B. Scott and Ginger Burton
Michael DeKoning
Jill J. Finan
Frank and Barbara Hannah
Tinsley and Gail Irvin
Kenneth and Tricia Byers
David M. and Gayle M. Demarest
Mary B. Fink
James A. and Loan M. Hansz
Douglas and Leslie Isenberg
Steven D. and Sylvia B. Caley
Jerry and Harriet Dempsey
Joycelyn L. Fleming and F. Carlton King
James D. and Molly Hargather
Mark J. Issa
Martha B. Carlton
Michael C. and Wendy Marsh Dendy
Diane L. Fowlkes
Loretta F. and David H. Harper
Michael J. Ivie
George W. and Carole Z. Carreker
Julian and Libby Diaz
Janet L. Fox
Evans M. Harrell and Charity Scott
Derek and Gillian Jackson
Brian T. Casey
Lawrence A. Dietrich
David J. and Linda C. Fraboni
Richard W. Harrell
Scott and Claudia Jackson
Philip T. and Mazie L. Causey
David and Kathy Dorough
Jerrold France
Roy Harris Jr.
Van and Linda Jackson
Michael P. Cerchiaro
Michael and Christine Drayer
W. David and Cathie J. France
Gil Harvard
Olga and Robert Jarrett
John C. Chambliss
Paula L. Dressel
Brian H. Frank
Robert J. and Sara K. Harwood
Adam G. Jett Jr.
Wayne and Katherine Cheatham
Charles and Joyce G. Driesell
Samuel O. Franklin III
J. Rhodes and Elice D. Haverty
Gabriel U. and Helen Jonas
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Jean E. Jones
James and Mary Lester
Karen L. McCarty
Julius G. Napoles II
Charlie F. and Doris Prince
Beth Schapiro and Janet L. Womack
Margaret A. Jones
Noah A. and Berna S. Levine
Mary L. McCloskey and Joel W. Reed
Alan and Helen Neely
Jeffery K. Pruett
Jean-Alain and Dana Schneider
Teresa F. Judon
Brad and Anne W. Lewis
Caroline D. McCoy
Alonzo A. Neese Jr.
Vincent R. Pusateri
William and Nina Schwartz
Jason M. Jundt and Stephanie L. Kresky-Jundt
Constance B. Lewis
William J. and Deborah L. McCullum
Leslie A. Oakes
Mary F. Radford and Charles L. Raudonis
Stuart Schwarzschild
Joshua M. Kamin
Hwa Tse Liang and Inru Kuo
Charles E. and Brenda J. McDonald
Joseph C. O’Donnell
Arun Rai
Amanda L. Scott and Michael P. Kehoe
Mahmood and Carelle L. Karimimanesh
William G. and Barbara K. Lipe
Michael J. McDonald
John and Nancy Oglesby
George Rainbolt
Louis B. Scott
Mary and Mark Kassis
Joel I. Liss
Thomas L. and Pearl A. McHaney
Mark F. and Elizabeth R. Olson
Julio A. and Myriam Ramirez
J. Wendell and Kristina Sealey
Paul S. Katz and Sarah L. Pallas
Adam H. Litke
Ephraim R. and Jane R. McLean
Colleen M. O’Rourke
Richard C. and Nancy S. Rank
Nancy and Geoffrey * Seamans
Barbara B. Kaufman
Dennis P. Lockhart
Barry and Daphne McWhirter
H. Edwin Overcast
Stephen R. Ratterree
Michael and Andrea Sellars
Hugh T. Keenan
Shaun A. Lockhart
Robert and Carol Meier
J. Mark Owen
William and Frances Rauschenberg
Deborah J. Sessions
Julie A. Keith
Kelly L. Loeffler
Adriana Mendez-Leal
Linda Pak Bruner and W. Andrew Bruner
Joel F. and Jean S. Reeves
Galen R. and Brenda Sevcik
Julia M. Kerlin
Robert J. Loewenthal
Didier Merlin
Dale and Lisa R. Palmer
Vincent Rehder
David and Virginia Sjoquist
Patricia G. and Reinhard Ketsche
William and Rita Loventhal
Cynthia H. Metzler
William A. Pannell
C. P. A. C. Reynolds and Linda K. Wiant
Michael R. and Eleanor Slater
Russell J. Kiefer Jr.
Roger W. and Candy C. Lusby
Michael and Theresa M. Metzler
Charlotte P. Parks
Maurice M. and Ramona Richardson
Frank Slover
V. Scott and Patricia A. Killingsworth
Ronald J. and Thelma F. Lynch
Jared Milbury
Iqbal F. and Janet E. Paroo
Marvin O. Richter
Brenda D. and Richard W. Smith
John C. and Denise Killorin
Todd A. MacDowell
Rees A. Milikin and Lindsey B. Soto
Kyle and Brooke Parris
Matthew A. Rigdon
Britt D. and Teresa Smith
D. Kimbrough King Jr.
Kimberly C. and Lee A. Macenczak
James J. and Vera E. Miller
Carl L. and Libby S. Patrick
Jerry Rivers
Kavin and Mary Smith
Michael and Kasey Kirschner
Thomas W. and Jeannine L. Malone
Roger O. and Mary K. Miller
Randall and Diane Pettit
Troy A. Roberts
Preston Snyder
Craig C. Knowles
J. Alan and Cynthia Maloy
Jeremy B. and Christina C. Million
W. Scott and Kathryn Y. Petty
Mary Ann Romski
Stanley H. and Deborah G. Sonenshine
Robert A. and Lynn S. Koch
Lewis F. Mann and Cheryl S. Richards-Mann
Stacia S. Minton
Richard D. and Kelly A. Phillips
Charles R. and Judith P. Rooks
Michael W. and Kathy H. Southern
Phyllis A. Kravitch
Dexter K. Manning
Karen J. Minyard and Richard W. Turner
Tonya R. Phillips
H. Jerry and Dulcy Rosenberg
Trent and Kristen Speckhals
Viswanathan Kumar
John T. and Kay W. Marshall
Joseph and Theresa Mirabile
George F. and Elizabeth H. Pickett
Jerry C. Rosenberg
Jill Spielberger
David L. Kuniansky
Kimberlee K. Martens
James H. Mobley Jr.
Arthur and Nancy Pittman
Kyla T. Ross
Preston K. Stancil
Jeffrey A. Kunkes
David A. Martin and Elizabeth Finnerty
Robert E. Moore and Julie L. Hotchkiss
Jacqueline and Johnathan Plair-Rushin
Greg Roth and Linley Jones
Travis L. Steed
Michael G. and Susan L. Lambros
David R. and Ana L. Martin
Ricky W. Morris Jr.
Victor and Christina Polizos
Frank V. Rotondo
Sidney F. Stein
Susan K. Laury
Jorge and Sherron Martinez
Grady O. and Jeanne Morton
David A. Portwood
J. Peter and Sheron Ruys
Riley and Rebecca Stephens
Louis L. Lawson
Sue S. Massey
John A. Moss
William and Michelle Posey
Greg J. and Kathy Ryan
Claire E. Sterk and Kirk W. Elifson
Jonathan L. and Marlo O. Leach
Lars and Lene Mathiassen
Carlton Mullis
Norman E. Powell Jr.
Kevin J. Sangston
Michael P. and Donna F. Stevens
Keith J. Leggett
Marc X. Mazur
J. Elaine Murphy
Mitchell Powell
Monica Scarbrough
Frank B. and Anne L. Strickland
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Barbara S. Sunday
M. Hugh Turner
Christine N. Williams
Dorn and Joanne Swerdlin
J. Larry and Beth Tyler
David H. and Kathleen G. Williams
Mark and Suzanne Sykes
Samantha L. Tzoberi
L. Neil Williams Jr. * and Sue S. Williams
Aleksander H. and Halina Szlam
John E. and Rosemary Underwood
John V. Wilson
C. Dwight and Wynn H. Tabor
Joseph D. and Judy R. Viness
Gail K. Winkle
Wesley Tailor and Jaime Theriot
Rose Marie Wade
Joseph W. Wirthman
Bryan C. and Johanna Tate
Steven D. Wakely
Andrew D. and Mary Field Wise
Patricia E. Tate
Jeff W. Walker
Daniel K. and Amy C. Wiseman
Bernard Taylor
Joseph L. Walker
Charles and Karen Wolter
Richard J. Terrill
Binghe and Siming Wang
James A. Womack
William R. and Jeanie J. Thomas
Jerry and Anne Weil
Edward C. and Jamie A. Wyatt
Robert and Alison Thompson
Mark A. Weinstein
W. C. Wyatt Jr.
James and Phyllis Thrush
Steven Wertheim
Michael and Kim Yates
Edgar C. and Julia Torbert
David C. and Martha T. West
Mark E. York
T. Oya and Wendell D. Townsley
M. Todd and Jan Westfall
J. Brady Young
Kurt and Linda Travis
Michael and Judy Whipple
James N. and Michele M. Young
Lori Turbe
Ronald T. and Susan White
John A. Zink
Daniel E. and Kimberly Turner
Walter Wilczynski
Donor Bill of Rights
Philanthropy is based on voluntary action for the common good. It is a tradition of giving and sharing that contributes
to the quality of life. To ensure that philanthropy merits the respect and trust of the general public, and that donors
and prospective donors can have full confidence in the not-for-profit organizations and causes they are asked to
support, we declare that all donors have these rights:
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To be informed of the organization’s mission and the way the
organization intends to use donated resources and of its capacity
to use donations effectively for their intended purposes.
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To expect that all relationships with individuals representing
organizations of interest to the donor will be professional
in nature.
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To be informed of the identity of those serving on the organization’s
governing board, and to expect the board to exercise prudent
judgment in its stewardship responsibilities.
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To be informed whether those seeking donations are volunteers,
employees of the organization or hired solicitors.
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To have access to the organization’s most recent financial statements.
To have the opportunity for their names to be deleted from
mailing lists that an organization may intend to share.
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To be assured their gifts will be used for the purposes for which
they were given.
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To feel free to ask questions when making a donation and to
receive prompt, truthful and forthright answers.
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To receive appropriate acknowledgement and recognition.
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To be assured that information about their donations is handled
with respect and with confidentiality to the extent provided by law.
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The donor lists in this publication include gifts made between July 1, 2011, and June 30, 2012. Every effort has been made to ensure all information is accurate. We welcome your feedback. Please contact Kim Cretors, Director of Donor Relations and Communications,
at 404-413-3424 or [email protected]. Georgia State University, a unit of the University System of Georgia, is an equal opportunity educational institution and an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer.