A nnual Report 2009-2010 - Dwight-Englewood School

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capitaL fundraisinG and speciaL events Ways of Giving The Economics of Making a Gift Making a gift can be beneficial to both the donor and to Dwight-Englewood School. Our faculty and students benefit directly from gifts to the Annual Fund, projects funded through capital campaigns and the support that is derived from investment income on permanent endowment. From a tax perspective, giving to D-E can also be beneficial to our donors. By considering the many different ways of making a gift, you can select a gift vehicle that best suits your needs and interests. Many times, with careful planning, a donor is able to make a more substantial gift and reap significant tax and estate planning benefits. Financial Flexibility in Making Your Gift Gifts Of cash while there are many ways to give to Dwight-Englewood School, contributions made by personal check, Visa, Mastercard, or American Express make your gift immediately available to the School. Electronic fund transfers allow your financial institution to transfer funds on a regular basis. A gift of cash entitles a donor to an income-tax deduction subject to tax-deductible limitations. The Development office is happy to schedule pledge installments by credit card or pledge payments if that suits the donor’s needs as well. Gifts Of securities gifts of appreciated stock may allow a donor to avoid capital gains tax in addition to the usual tax deduction for the contribution. gifts of stock enable many Dwight-Englewood constituents to contribute far more to the School than would otherwise be possible. matchinG Gifts if you or your spouse or partner work for a company with a matching gift program, please complete and return your company’s matching gift form with your gift. The value of your gift can be doubled, and in some instances, tripled through this simple process. 44 Gifts Of reaL estate, Life insurance, iras, and persOnaL prOpertY gifts of primary residences, vacation property, buildings, land, life insurance policies, retirement plans, irA assets or other personal property may be advantageous to a donor. tax benefits will vary depending on the gift and should be discussed with an individual’s tax advisor. pLanned Gifts Several options, including bequests, annuities, charitable lead and charitable remainder trusts are available. Each has specific advantages and requirements. tax benefits will vary depending on the vehicle and should be discussed with your tax advisor. further infOrmatiOn please call pat Boig, Director of Development and Alumni relations, at 201-569-9500, ext. 3411 for further information. Dwight-EnglEwooD School www.D-E.org
School Leadership bOard Of trustees 2009–2010 Karen Aboodi, President Steven Abrams ’70 Alexis cooperman Frederick Daly Susan Davis Allison Davis Dr. rodney De Jarnett Matthew golub John hajjar, Vice President Marc Jerome ’85 Jennifer Kang John Klein Kathy leventhal Margaret ragi christine campos Semsel ’86 Steven Shaw, Treasurer ira taub patricia turen cynthis Kossman wilkinson ’80 Jeffrey wolfer Trustees Emeriti/ae Sandra Agemian Borg ’57 william collins Donald Drapkin Michael heath John Klein Armand pohan ’60 John Scott Daniel Simpson Abigail weinshank deveLOpment cOmmittee 2009–2010 Alexis cooperman, Chair Committee Karen Aboodi Steven Abrams ’70 Dr. rodney De Jarnett Matthew golub John hajjar Marc Jerome ’85 Jennifer Kang John Klein Margaret ragi Barbara golub Bea Movsesian Maria Sanchez gardner ’78 administratiOn rodney V. De Jarnett, Ed. D. Head of School rebecca Blackwell Assistant Head of School patricia Doré Administrative Assistant to the Head of School Joseph Algrant Upper School Principal Kathryn christoph Middle School Principal peter Davies Lower School Principal patricia gedney Boig Director of Development and Alumni Relations Sherronda Brown, Ed. D. Director of Enrollment and Financial Aid Erika raser Director of Student Support Services trevor Shaw Director of Technology cindy Stadulis Director of Finance and Operations Elizabeth tausner Director of Publications and Communications aLumni reLatiOns cOmmittee 2009–2010 Marc Jerome ’85, Chair Committee Steven Abrams ’70 terecille Basa-ong ’03 Allan Bell ’77 Alison Desir ’03 John Feldman ’67 Marc hajjar ’07 rafi Jafri ’94 Joan Van Alstyne Johnson ’44 carlene campos Kuske ’86 robert linder ’79 James liu ’87 nancy nacht luks ’75 linda reiter ’78 Maria Sanchez gardner ’78 christine campos Semsel ’86 Elizabeth Youngman ’88 2009–10 deveLOpment staff patricia gedney Boig Director of Development and Alumni Relations Bea Movsesian Associate Director of Development and Director of Special Events Maria Sanchez gardner ’78 Alumni Director Sharon rein Development Data Coordinator published by the Development office Dwight-Englewood School 315 E. palisade Avenue Englewood, nJ 07631-3146 phone: 201-569-9500, ext. 3411 Fax: 201-569-0319 www.d-e.org Design: rE:crEAtiVE (www.recreative.com) Photo Credits: harrison co ’10, Jim healy, John Mccabe, len rubenstein We have made every effort to ensure your name is listed correctly in the Annual Report of Donors 2009-10. Please let us know if we have made an error in how your name appears. AnnuAl rEport 2009 – 2010 45
Page 1 and 2: Annual Report 2009-2010
Page 3 and 4: Table of Contents Overview Of the Y
Page 5 and 6: From the Head of School Dear Friend
Page 7 and 8: Financials Revenue Sources 2009-201
Page 9 and 10: The Head of School Society Leadersh
Page 11 and 12: Dr. Dana Alpern ’73 and John poll
Page 13 and 14: Debra and Seth Finkel Susan Alpern
Page 15 and 16: Stephen norton ’06 Dr. Foujan and
Page 17 and 18: New Donors Dwight-Englewood is grat
Page 19 and 20: Betsey carson and Jerry Krauthamer
Page 21 and 22: Annual Fund 2009-10 Annual Fund 200
Page 23 and 24: cLass Of 1955 David Earle iii ESB D
Page 25 and 26: cLass Of 1972 Melissa Mettler Abram
Page 27 and 28: Parents — A Community of Givers P
Page 29 and 30: Stephanie and Kenneth landau ’82
Page 31 and 32: lydia and Michael chiang Deborah an
Page 33 and 34: Morton rothstein terri ryan Frimi a
Page 35 and 36: Soo Jin Chi ’14 and yoo Jin Chi
Page 37 and 38: Frank Reisman ’78 gita Krull Aqui
Page 39 and 40: Capital Gifts Capital gifts are typ
Page 41 and 42: Karin Sherman Kelly Spitzley carole
Page 43 and 44: $1,000 to $2,499 Anonymous (2) Kare
Page 45: facuLtY/staff spOnsOrs Judy and ron

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