2006 Donor Report - Community Foundation of Greater New Britain

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– 14 – Our Donors Catalyst Fund (Cont.) MEMBERS 2006 (Cont.) Maryann Smialowski Michael and Linda Tomasso Carol and Paul Virostek Barbara and Bill Waskowitz Emilie Yukna Women’s Service League, Kensington Congregational Church CFGNB Administrative Endowment Fund Rosemary J. Dickinson Hitchcock Printing and Distribution Services David and Nancy Macdonald Gregory and Pamela Reynolds in memory of Theresa Louise Dull Kristin Souply Stanley Seniors Charitable Foundation, Inc. Talcott Stanley Georgia Knapp Thomson The Weld Fund Jean Young CFGNB Discretionary Fund Irene L. Buden Anthony Camp T. Grace Firnhaber Alice E. Hurlburt Kathleen McKeown Sauer The Stanley Works Matching Gifts Program CFGNB Operating Fund Penneys for the Foundation Fund Natalie K. Pollock Development Fund TD Banknorth, N.A., Wealth Management Group Wellman Family Fund The Foundation gratefully acknowledges the following sponsors of the Dr. Paul Schervish Lecture on Charitable Giving: Bank of America, Philanthropic Management Blum Shapiro Joe & Kay Calvanese Foundation Citizens Investment Management Services Farmington Savings Bank Main Street Community Foundation SEI Investments Partners in Philanthropy Partners in Philanthropy is the Foundation’s annual appeal fund in support of current operations. BENEFACTOR ($1,000 AND ABOVE) Charles and Sia Bauer Charles (C.J.) and Linda Jones Doug and Donna Lasher Charles and Joan Leach Jim and Vickie Williamson Jean Young SPECIAL FRIEND ($500 TO $999) Anonymous Donor Gerry and Lisa Amodio Joe and Carmen Baker Anthony T. Bianca, Sr. Jan Blackburn Keith and Ann Bova David and Sharon Crandall Nancy L. Cutter Fred Elia Joseph R. Ertl Rev. Katherine Fagerburg and Vern Baker Archie and Norma Harris Sarah C. Johnson Ken and Chris Julian Andy and Fran Meade Community Foundation of Greater New Britain • Donor Report 2006
Gregory and Pamela Reynolds Paul and Annette Salina Atty. and Mrs. Robert A. Scalise, Jr. The Stanley Works Matching Gifts Program Jack and Betsy Waller ADVOCATE ($250 TO $499) Cynthia C. Anderson Robert and Rosemary Beaupré William and Peggy Chadwick Leonard and Mona Clough Mr. and Mrs. Donald Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. DeVivo Rosemary J. Dickinson Robin and Cheryl Farmer Phyllis and Ed Kindelan Lois and Hugh Penney Constance Rachac Lindsley Wellman SUPPORTER ($100 TO $249) Dr. Justus S. Beach Rod and Sara Brown Gerri Brown-Springer Dennis and Charlene Buden Cheryl and Herbert Carlson Peter and Marcelyn Clarke Jim and Kris Collin Mr. and Mrs. Phillip T. Davidson Atty. William V. and Mrs. Norma B. Dworski Elizabeth Elia Fenmore and Gladys Feigenbaum T. Grace Firnhaber Vic and Betty Fumiatti Merrill Gay and Mary Richardson Mary T. Gould Concetta P. Granski in memory of Anthony and Ann Parise Concetta P. Granski in memory of Dr. Joseph A. Granski Donald R. Hart, Jr. Cherry Howard New Fund 2006 Jill Notar-Francesco, Peggy Snyder and Elise Sowa (left to right) of the Southington Science and Math Initiative. Community Foundation of Greater New Britain • Donor Report 2006 Southington Science and Mathematics Initiative Fund With America steadily losing ground to the rest of the world in the fields of science and math, many states are devising new strategies to better equip our students to compete. But at the local level, new educational initiatives are often subject to the restraints of school budgets. Thanks to a group of motivated parents, the Southington Science and Mathematics Initiative (SSMI) is working with Southington’s public schools to enrich, enlighten and engage Southington students. “SSMI aims to encourage the next generation of scientists, mathematicians and engineers,” says Jill Notar-Francesco, Parent Representative. “Providing a way for individuals, companies and others to make tax-deductible contributions to help the school district just makes sense.” In 2006, the Community Foundation helped these visionary parents set up a donor advised fund that offers expert management and growth potential. A committee designated by the Initiative directly participates in an annual grantawarding process. In 2007, more than 140 Southington students are being sent to CAMPY on Campus, a one-day program that fuels students' mathematical and analytical imaginations. – 15 –
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