EducationalFoundation

A N N U A L R E P O R T

July 1, 2008

June 30, 2009

Dear DCCC Family and Friends,

As a member of the Foundation Board ofDirectors since 2003, I have had the privilege to serve Delaware County Community College in a very visible capacity. My roles as Vice-Chairand Chair have given me the opportunity to speak on behalf of the 30 prominent business and community leaders comprising the Board. As like-minded individuals, we share a

commitment to our community. As Board Members, we recognizethat the College shares this same commitment – development of thecommunity and its residents.

The Foundation plays a specific role in providing financial support forstudents, faculty, programs and facilities. Board Members serve on variouscommittees throughout the year, assisting the Foundation in managing itsenterprise and advancing its noble purpose. Board Members also serve asadvocates for the College within the community, resulting frequently inthe creation of various partnerships of mutual benefit.

Most recently, the Board has focused its energies on the STEM Complex, a $60 million construction project currently underway on the MarpleCampus. Fundraising during an economic downturn has provenchallenging, but we are committed to the success of the campaign.Emphasis continues to be made on the “return on investment” that theSTEM Complex will bring to the region and its positioning of the College as a greater resource than ever before. We look forward to itscompletion in 2010.

Thank you to everyone who has supported our efforts during 2009-10.

Sincerely yours,

Barbara A. DencziDCCC Educational Foundation

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B O A R D O F D I R E C T O R S 2 0 0 8 – 2 0 0 9

Barbara A. Denczi, ChairFirst Keystone Bank

William E. Sockwell, Vice-ChairWilliam E. Sockwell Associates

John A. Glavin, Jr., TreasurerDelaware County Community College

Kathleen A. Breslin, Executive DirectorDelaware County Community College

David M. Banet, David M. Banet & Associates, Inc.

Karen L. Bogosian, Visual Sound

Michael J. Buongiorno, Main Line Health

Ptoshia A. Burnett, Sunoco, Inc.

John J. Camero III, Univest National Bank and Trust Company

Robert W. Cassidy, The Boeing Company

Thomas A. Clardy, Ph.D., Clardy Management Consultants, LLC

Lawrence M. D'Andrea, Chemring North America, Inc.

Paul M. deBotton, National Realty Corporation

Anthony DiTommaso, BUYS for GOOD, LLC

Vahan H. Gureghian, Charter School Management, Inc.

Jack J. Holefelder, Holefelder Brothers, Inc.

Arthur R. Leahy, Janney Montgomery Scott, LLC

Larry J. Moulder, UPS

Kevin B. Nolan, Kimberly-Clark Corporation

Albert T. Olenzak, Ph.D., DCCC Board of Trustees

Daniel C. Pantaleo, Ph.D.

Jerome S. Parker, Ph.D., Delaware County Community College

Donald B. Soslow

Charles D. Stevenson, Aqua Pennsylvania, Inc.

C. N. (Bud) Swenson, Exelon Power

Patrick G. Tomlinson, The Henderson Group

William H. Torian, Jr.2

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING MA

The Advanced

Technology Center,

first of the two

buildings to be

completed in the

STEM Complex,

is slated for

a fall 2009

opening.

The Gateway to OpportunityCapital Campaign

E TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING MATH

Vince Donlevie, (second from left) Senior Vice President and General Manager, Harrah's Chester Casino and Racetrack, presents College President Dr. Jerry Parker (far left) with a $250,000 check on behalf of The Harrah's Foundation. Joining in the ceremonial check presentation are College Trustee Neilda Mott, Chester Mayor Wendell N. Butler,Jr., and PA Senator Dominic Pileggi.

College administrators, board, and campaign committee membersjoin Harrah's corporate leaders in a visit to the construction site.

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The beam was signed by College

Trustees, Foundation Board Members

and Campaign Leadership Committee

Members, then hoisted into the hands of

waiting steelworkers. The 105,000 square

foot, four-story building will open in

2010, housing modern science, engineering

and mathematics labs.Dr. Jerry Parker

A Topping Off ceremony is aconstruction industry tradition marking the completion of the highest structural point of a new building.

$10,000 and upThomas J. AndersonAqua Pennsylvania, Inc.David M. & Susan L. BanetExelon CorporationJames R. Flick, Esq.James P. GaffneyThe Harrah's FoundationBurt HillL. William Kay IIR. Roger LyleRobert & Peg McCauleyThe McLean ContributionshipOlympic Tool & Machine CorporationJerry & Sue ParkerPennsylvania Machine Works, Inc.QVC, Inc.SAP AGThe Ethel Sergeant Clark Smith

Memorial FundSouthco, Inc.The Sunoco FoundationRaymond & Karen Toto

Under $10,000Anonymous (4)Mrs. Beatrice & Dr. John R. Agar, Jr.Desmond Allison '95Michael Andruszko '87Reuben & Phyllis AronovitzAdele BalestraJeff BaunAaron J. Benau '07John J. Berry '92Betty Biglin '77John A. Bodalski '05

Mary Jo Boyer, D.N.Sc. Kimberly D. Braun '02Kathleen A. BreslinNancy & Tom BrooksPtoshia A. BurnettCorrinne A. Caldwell, Ph.D.John G. Callahan '86Ruth CampbellMark J. Capriolo, M.D. '88Virginia M. Carter, Ed.D.Carol S. Chapman '84Chemring North America, Inc.Dr. & Mrs. Thomas A. ClardyBob & Kathy ClarkeSharon Clarke '00Steven A. Clarke '73Mark Cochard '77Barbara J. & Dr. Matthew J. CohenLinda J. Collier, J.D.Eileen W. ColucciCompass Group USA DivisionPaula F. Cook '96Bill & Anne Cranny '73Laurel A. Craven '73Ellen & John Crockett '92Brian P. CroweGary CsanadyFrances M. CubberleyMelissa Ann Dalton '08In memory of George William Davis, Jr.Patricia A. Dawson '91DCCC Association of Higher EducationDCCC Craft Show VendorsDCCC Faculty & StaffDCCC President & Board of TrusteesJoseph D. Debes '07Paul M. deBotton

Capital CampaignGateway to Opportunity

Thank you to all those who have contributed to date to the Gateway to Opportunity CapitalCampaign. Your support truly opens the door of opportunity to generations of students who will pursue challenging and rewarding careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

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Ruth DeCouLisa Marie DeeleyBarbara A. DencziMarilyn L. Derby '93Lana M. deRuyter, Ph.D.Dorothea E. DiGiovanni '00The DiTommaso FamilyPatricia H. Donnelly, Esq. '79Suzanne DoonanJoanna & Edward EillMarianne Enright '90Sandra E. Evans '90Margaret B. Ewing '80Donald P. Famous '93Craig R. FitzBeth FitzgeraldCarol A. Fortunato '02Stephen G. FrederickJudith GentileArdy & Terri Giangiulio '99Alice S. GibbonsRobin Giffin Loretta & John GlavinValerie Graff '78The Reverend Mimi GreenwoodTara A. Griffin '94Honora Hanly Groody '83Lee & Eileen Grout '96Nanci & Joseph Hagarty FamilySue & Art HankinKatrina A. Harris '85Traci & Hans HausmannJoyce HoveyMargaret L. HuntsmanThomas J. JarvisLinda L. Jester '83Susannah J. JohnsonEileen McKenna Kammerer '04Theresa M. Kelly '02Jill S. KirschmanRachel Koons '99Cynthia & Gene KupniewskiVicki LaFashia '93

Frances Lastowka '89Melanie O. LeroyTheodore C. LewandowskiAnn M. LoneyKaren Ann Lungren '89Naomi Haruko MachellRobert Madonna '74Sean J. Maguire '79Loretta T. MaleyRalph Marano '81

& Moira Kelly Marano '75Raymond MarucaNuria P. MasConnie L. McCallaJames J. McCannCarol A. McCarryJudith P. McCleary '69Joseph F. McGinn '75Helen, Michael & Allison McKinleyDionne A. McLeod '94Emily McLoughlinCecelia N. McMahonFrancis McVeighBeverly Ann Messick

& Thomas A. MessickCheryl A. MeyerJanice & James MeyerAlbert I. MillsAnthony, Christine & Gayle MiragliaDorothy & Robert MitchellRoderick A. MorrisonNeilda E. MottPeter MurphyDr. & Mrs. Mark NagyCharline NeighNew Appearances Hair SalonRichard M. Newberg '76M. Joseph O'LearyRobert B. Oliver '71Douglas F. Owens '83Pagoda Electrical, Inc.Dan & Judy PantaleoCharlene M. Paolucci '02

Gateway to Opportunity Captital Campaign

Gateway to Opportunity Captital Campaign

PROGRESS ON CAMPAIGN GOALas of June 30, 2009

GOAL $6.5million

TOTAL TO DATE $3.7million

CAPITAL GIFTS RECEIVED $3.25million

IN-KIND ORPROGRAMMATIC GIFTS $450,000

Marie & John PatriarcaRose T. Pinto '86Florence S. Piorkowski '92Diana E. PlummerCaptain E. J. Quinn, USN '78Catherine Craner RandallJames G. Raschka & FamilyMargaret L. ReugerElizabeth RichieDr. Ralph L. Rogers '86James RomanStewart Rose '04Dorothy A. RussoKimberly & Domenick SavinoRuth SchickMargaret A. SchilsCarolyn W. SchoonoverWilliam G. Sfida '82Christine E. ShafferTeresa Sharrow '89Sondra L. ShifferLabron K. Shuman

Sara G. SingerChristopher V. Skahan '96Joanne & Joseph J. Slouskey, Jr.Tony SoongDonald & Wendy SoslowJames A. Stokes '77George SullivanSunoco, Inc.John Tereniak '81Betty F. Thomas '80Bill & Nancy TrimburRoberta & William H. Torian, Jr.William T. TsiourisBianca Valente '81De VitaleWachovia Bank, NABernadette WalshBernice Webb '90Alan L. Winters '77William H. Woomer II

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T H A N K STo Our SponsorsTitle SponsorDavid M. Banet & Associates, Inc.

The Boeing CompanyCommunity YMCA of Eastern Delaware CountyGailey Murray CommunicationsIndependence Blue CrossMutzel & WesnerUPSWeathers Dodge

Larry Weathers of Weathers Automotive takes care of business in preparing for the $5,000 putting contest with finalist Paul Cardarelli.

Lou Scott Golf Classic Chair Rodger Mutzel seeks the highestbidder for the auction of a flag signed by Tiger Woods.

Dave Banet, title sponsor, awards the prize for longest drive to Paul Angert.

The award-winning Golf Course at Glen Millscontinues to host the annual Lou Scott Golf Classic, which hasraised $120,000 to date. So far, 41 scholarships have been awarded toDelaware County Community Collegestudents since 2001. Mary Scottestablished the scholarship in memoryof her husband Lou Scott, the formerprincipal of Penncrest High School.The fund is augmented each year with proceeds from the golf outing.

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LOU SCOTTG O L F C L A S S I C

The Lees and Lyons families are regular participants and frequentwinners at the outing.

Larry Moulder (center) of UPS awards the UPS Cup to the team

that managed to return the elusive “pink ball.”

Dr. Thomas Hench,Professor of Physics,established the BornChoosers Scholarship,which he presented to Jeanet Olean Walker.

The Louis W. Scott III MemorialScholarship was presented to RitaNicole Romanelli by Mary Scott (left),her sister Kathy Fox (far right), andDave Banet, DCCC Foundation BoardMember and title sponsor of Lou Scott Golf Classic.

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Peggy Kauffman (right), DCCC alumna, congratulates Lisa V. McGuire, recipient of the

Eganey Kauffman Memorial Scholarship for education majors.

2 0 0 8 A N N U A L

F O U N D A T I O N

D I N N E R

The annual event brings DCCCfamily and friends together in acelebration that recognizes studentachievement and donor generosity.In 2008, Col. Eileen M. Collins,the first woman to pilot andcommand an American spacecraft,was chosen to deliver the keynoteaddress. As a community collegegraduate, the Astronaut was aninspiration to students, particularlythose majoring in challengingscience and technology-baseddisciplines. Her selection as aspeaker complements the College'scurrent STEM initiative andinvestment in a $60 millioncomplex for the study of science,technology, engineering andmathematics.

ScholarsD O L L A R S F O R

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Donald B. Soslow, DCCC Educational Foundation Board Member,congratulates Dameian Winns and Teneal Nickerson, on being chosen for Harrah's scholarships.

Teresa Ann O’Brien (right), recipient of the Alumni

Legacy Scholarship, thanks Cynthia H. Robinson,

DCCC Director of Alumni Relations.

Dr. Jerry Parker and Professor Dianne Shames

(second from right) recognize Ying Kang,

Angela Cucchi and Dorcas Brown (left to right)

on receiving scholarships created by or in honor of

DCCC faculty members unable to attend

the dinner.

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A W A R D SThe DCCC Educational Foundation awards students, faculty, staff and alumni for their extraordinary accomplishments in the classroom and throughout the College community.

KAREN L. BERLANT JOURNALISM AWARDLilach Assayag

HONORABLE HOWARD J. BRADLEYSCHOLARSMildred AkumuLori BiondiMarcelle Deflandre

DCCC EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION PART-TIME FACULTY AWARDSThomas J. AndersonMathematics, Science and EngineeringRudolph Hall, Jr. Public Service and Social ScienceH. Bradley Montgomery IIIBusiness and Computer Information Systems

Daniel C. Pantaleo, Ph.D., FoundationBoard Member, along with Dr. Jerry Parker,College President and Kathleen A. Breslin,Executive Director of the EducationalFoundation and Vice President forInstitutional Advancement, presented the part-time faculty awards.

Lilach Assayag is congratulated by Bonnie McMeans, associate professor of English, upon receiving the Karen L. Berlant Journalism Award.

H. Bradley Montgomery III (center)is joined by Mychell Sneed-Moore, Acting Dean, Business andComputer Information Systems, as he accepts the part-timeExcellence in Teaching Award.

DCCC EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION MINI-GRANTPROGRAMIngrid CallenbergerJennifer ConleyBeiye Gu, Ph.D. Patrick C. McGintyAnn-Marie M. SmithSusan Stranix

EDITH GARLOW MEMORIAL POETRY AWARDSHigh School Poetry Contest

Yuxi Lin, First placeEvan Prince, Second placeMonica Jacobs, Third PlaceCharlotte Aimon, Honorable Mention

College Poetry ContestAdam Wassell, First placeDavid Hulford, Second placeSarah Gallagher, Third placeAndrew Dombalagian, Honorable Mention

Free Verse Poetry ContestBob Labar, First placeDiamond M. Childs, Second placeTameka Moore, Third placeDavid Hulford, Third place

ANNUAL STUDENT GRAPHICDESIGN EXHIBITION PURCHASE AWARDSYishyuan GuoMichael Houtz*Dai Hyun SongJim Sullivan

*Michael received 2 awards.

ANNUAL STUDENT ARTEXHIBITION PURCHASE AWARDSKristen GeeSarah ManleyMaria MayaKimberly MuirKellie Mummert

THE GOULD AWARD FOREXCELLENCE IN TEACHINGChristine C. Gibian, Ph.D.

MARION HEISLER AWARDKathleen Dolphin

LINDBACK AWARD FORDISTINGUISHED TEACHINGChuck A. Baker

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Rudolph Hall, Jr. celebrates with Assistant Dean of PublicServices and Social Science, John Craig, upon accepting the part-time Excellence in Teaching Award.

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Chuck A. Baker, assistant professor of Sociology, accepts the Christian R. and Mary F. Lindback Foundation Distinguished Teaching Award.

EUGENE MANISCALCO, R.A.ARCHITECTURAL AWARDJon P. Wilson

THE MARIE PATRIARCA AWARDGeorge R. DobbinNancy B. ElmerDolores Vitale, R.N.

WONG MOSS OUTSTANDINGALUMNI AWARDJoseph F. McGinn

OTHER FOUNDATION FUNDSDCCC Memory FundEmergency Fund for StudentsSpecial Therapy Fund for Students

Delaware County Sheriff Joe McGinn '75 (center), recipient of the 2008 Wong MossOutstanding Alumni Award, celebrates with 2007 Wong Moss Outstanding AlumniAward recipient Bob Madonna '74 (right) and John Moss, co-founder of the award.

F I S C A L Y E A R July 1, 2008 –- June 30, 2009

D I S B U R S E M E N T STemporarily

Unrestricted Restricted Endowed Total

Scholarship and Awards2009 $8,272 $235,304 $43,643 $287,219

2008 3,000 135,322 32,225 170,547

Programmatic Support2009 5,000 1,159,627 11,733 1,176,360

2008 5,000 1,233,194 475,504 1,713,698

Operations2009 49,051 0 11,099 60,150

2008 42,091 98 17,204 59,393

TOTAL2009 62,323 1,394,931 66,475 1,523,729

2008 50,091 1,368,614 524,933 1,943,638

A S S E T D I S T R I B U T I O N as of June 30, 2009

Cash & Cash Equivalents $ 391,746

Fixed Income Instruments 1,575,328

Equities 2,084,637

Other Investment Instruments 148,641

TOTAL $4,200,352

ANNUAL FUND FY 2008 FY 2009

Individuals $137,255 $103,315

Corporations 123,655 334,980

Foundations 154,888 158,979

Other Organizations 635,836 789,696

TOTAL $1,051,634 $1,386,970

CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FY 2008 FY 2009

Individuals $31,790 $114,916

Corporations 22,500 649,409

Foundations 0 75,000

Other Organizations 1,405 5,000

TOTAL $55,695 $844,325

Contributions

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FY 2008 FY 2009

GRAND TOTAL $1,107,329 $2,231,295

INVESTMENT INCOME 491,665 151,234

TOTAL GIFTS AND INVESTMENT INCOME $1,598,994 $2,382,529

Dear Donors,Throughout the past year, we have acknowledged your gifts to theFoundation in support of a multitude of projects. The annual report presentsanother opportunity to express ourappreciation and to document yourgenerosity.

Contributions at $2.2 million during 2009-10 have nearly doubled,due primarily to the Gateway to Opportunity Capital Campaign forthe STEM Complex, which is well underway. Visitors to the MarpleCampus will take immediate notice of the construction of the newcomplex that promises to attract students to challenging academicprograms in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

Despite the strong interest and support for this project, fundraisingefforts are proceeding at a slow pace due to the economy. Yet, we arepleased to be able to list a great numbers of individuals, corporationsand foundations that have been able to pledge or contribute thus far.With more than half of our goal realized, we remain optimistic that the economy soon will recover and that our constituents will be able to support this major initiative.

The Foundation's annual Dollars for Scholars Dinner continues topresent the perfect opportunity to applaud both donors and studentsalike. Thanks to the donors of our 100 scholarships, the College isbetter able to recruit and retain talented students who rely more thanever before upon financial assistance. We are grateful also for the 13 awards that recognize outstanding performance by students, faculty, alumni and staff. Inspired by the generosity of its donors, the Foundation has added resources to expand both the scholarshipand award programs.

Once again, thank you to the individuals, corporations, foundationsand organizations that support us in so many ways each year. Yourinvestment in the Foundation's mission is rewarding and encouragingto the entire DCCC family.

Sincerely,

Kathleen A. BreslinExecutive Director

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ALUMNI

John A. Bodalski

Yeshu Conn

James Michael Donahue, Jr.

Dennis Dunbar & Nancy Gould Dunbar, M.D.

Belinda D. Gardner

Christine A. Grakoff

Violet F. Heness

Ellen & Robert Hornberger III

Linda L. Jester

Annette T. Kelly

Lois S. Long

Ralph & Moira Kelly Marano

Pedro Navarro

Mitchel D. Robbins

Dr. Ralph L. Rogers

Kathy & Jack Schank

Susan Stranix

Donna & Michael Wisely

BEQUESTS

Estate of Delma C. Beacham

CORPORATIONS & OTHER ORGANIZATIONS

Air Conditioning Contractors of America (ACCA)

Alpha Delta Kappa – PA Upsilon Chapter

American Association of University Women

American Intercontinental University Online

David M. Banet & Associates, Inc.

The Boeing Company

Bonefish Grille

Brandywine River Museum

Brodeur's on State Street

Cannon Mini Self-Storage

Cannon Properties, Inc.

Chester County Regional Education Services

Citibank

C A M P A I G N F O R

T H E A L L I E D H E A L T H

& N U R S I N G S I M U L A T I O N L A B O R A T O R Y

A N N U A L F U N D C A M P A I G N

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Donors

Donors

Gwen Anderson

Mary Jo Boyer, D.N.Sc.

Lana M. deRuyter, Ph.D.

Elaine A. Dreisbaugh

Sandra E. Gera

Loretta & John Glavin

Annette T. Kelly '93

Theodore C. Lewandowski

Cynthia Hartman Robinson

Collegiate Consortium for Workforce & Economic Development

ConocoPhillips Company

The Cumberland Insurance Group

Currie Hair Skin & Nails

David's Bridal

DCCC Association of Higher Education

DCCC Student Government Association

Delaware County Sheriff's Office

D'Ignazio's Towne House

Joseph D. Doubet, Inc.

Eastern Delco Business & Professional Women's Club

Edgemont Flower Shop

EFox, Inc.

Exelon

Flag Lady Gifts

Frames & Company

GlaxoSmithKline Foundation

The Golf Course at Glen Mills

Harrah's Chester Casino & Racetrack

The Henderson Group

Incredibly Edible Delites, Inc.

Independence Blue Cross

Iron Hill Brewery

Kelly Grimes Pietrangelo & Vakil, P.C.

La Societe des 40 Hommes et 8 Chevaux Voiture 376

Lamb Tavern

Legal Assistance Sales & Service

Margaret Kuo's Restaurants

Montgomery Galleries

Mostardi's Nursery & Greenhouses, Inc.

Mutzel Wesner & Silvestro, LLP

The Newtown Grill

Office Basics, Inc.

Paxon Lightning Rods, Inc.

Pearson Education

Pennsylvania Commission for Community Colleges

Pennsylvania State Education Association

The People's Light & Theatre Company

The Philadelphia Coca-Cola Bottling Company

Philadelphia Eagles

Philadelphia Flyers

The Philadelphia Zoo

Philips PACE

The Phillies

Pinocchio's Restaurant

Play-a-Round golf

Please Touch Museum

The Plumstead Inn

Rose Tree Inn

Rosemont College

Rotary Club of Chester Pike

Bernhard F. Schlegel American Legion Post 134

Schultz & Williams, Inc.

Carole Smith Studio

Society for the Advancement of Women in Law Enforcement

The Society for the Performing Arts of the Media Theatre

Society of Manufacturing Engineers Education Foundation

Southco, Inc.

Sovereign Bank

Stephen's on State

Strayer Unviersity

The Sunoco Foundation

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Trader Joe's

United Way of Chester County

United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania

UPS Foundation, Inc.

Verizon

Visual Sound, Inc.

Wachovia Foundation

R. Weinrich Bakery

Winterthur Museum & Country Estate

FOUNDATIONS

The Bravo Foundation

Chester County Community Foundation

The Heinz Endowments

The John Lazarich Foundation

Christian R. & Mary F. Lindback Foundation

The May Department Stores Foundation

The Pew Charitable Trusts

Phoenixville Community Health Foundation

Tiger Woods Foundation

FRIENDS

Anonymous (3)

Mrs. Beatrice & Dr. John R. Agar, Jr.

Marjorie W. Ailes

Richard Barbacane

Allen T. Bonnell

Andrea Bosbach

Geraldine A. Bowers

Harry F. Brooks

Betty M. Brown

Ruth Campbell

Virginia M. Carter, Ed.D.

Janet & William Chism

Hollie Citerone

Donna & Joseph Coleman

Amy & Christopher Cook

Ross Ann Craig

Karen & Phil Damiani

Erica Swenson Danowitz

DCCC Colleagues & Friends

DCCC Faculty & Staff

DCCC Faculty, Staff & Students

DCCC Learning Center

Drs. Arlene & Richard DeCosmo

Colleen & Thomas DeJohn, Jr.

Matthew J. DiCintio

The DiTommaso Family

Linda A. Durkin

Audrey Ervin, Ph.D.

Kathleen & Howard H. Faddis III

Jeanise & Thomas J. Ferguson III

Joan & Carl Ferree

Jude & Michael Fitzsimmons

James R. Flick, Esq.

Glenn C. & Diana L. Frederick

Friends of the Library

Herbert C. Friese

George D. Funk

Thomas A. Gailey

Judith A. Gentile

Alice S. Gibbons

Gerald Gorberg

Dorothy & Russell Gray

Jannis Gai Green

Beiye Gu

Vahan H. Gureghian

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Charles Harle

Thomas Lee Hench, Ed.D.

Elisa J. Henderson

Marc D. Henley

Kimberly Jimenez

Michael R. Johnson

Charmion A. Jones

L. William Kay II

Jill S. Kirschman

M. Sharon Krietzberg

Linda & William Lammeree

Maryanne & Robert E. Lee

Mary C. LeFever

Melanie O. Leroy

Donna S. Levine

Theodore C. Lewandowski

John A. Linder

John P. Lohn

Stephen Love

Michael J. Ludwig

Ann & Vince Maiocco

Anthony J. Makowski

Lawrence R. Malcom

Dr. Jane A. Malloy

Dolores E. Martino

David H. Marx

Hanna Masterson & Family

Joseph & Clare Mazzei

Alissa & James J. McCann, Jr.

Brian McCann

James J. McCann

Robert J. McDonald

Florence & Kenneth McKeown

Susan Mescanti

Janice & William Mooney

Dr. Rosemarie Morochko-Valent

Thelma D. Morrison

Dawn M. Moscariello

Neilda E. Mott

Carol A. Mullin

Anna B. Murray

Lawrence & Susan O'Donnell

Florence K. Pahides

Carol Ann & Richard Parton

Patsie M. Philip

David J. Phillips

Dorothy B. Phillips

F. Peter Phillips

Alexander Plachuta

Roberta K. Potsic

Michele L. Quinn

Katherine M. Ricker

Cynthia Hartman Robinson

Leah S. Ross

Dorothy Russo

B. Lynn Sallee

Mary W. Scott

Christine E. Shaffer

Dianne & Marc Shames

Labron K. Shuman

Tara & Thomas Smith

Gail & Lawrence Spedden, Sr.

Suzette Stoute

Rita A. Strassburg

Karen Johnson Thomas

Joseph V. Tipping

Fay Torresyap & John Schuyler

Jim & Barb Walls

Lori Wushensky

Co-workers of Diane Walls in memory of Sara Briner

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T H E C H A R I T A B L E G I F T A N N U I T Y

The Gift That Gives BackAre you concerned about the economy and how it is affecting

your investments and present revenue?

Consider establishing a charitable gift annuity with DCCC.

• Increase your rate of return• Charitable deduction for gift value• Capital gains tax savings• Reduced Estate Taxes and Costs• Fixed income for life, partly tax free • Support the future of DCCC

Sample charitable gift annuity payment rates for representative ages as approved by the American Council On Gift Annuities.

The significant benefits of the charitable gift annuity are made possible because of the participation of a charitable organization. Delaware County CommunityCollege serves over 28,000 students annually throughout Delaware and ChesterCounties and is a symbol of educational opportunity in this region. Your gift will help to fill the gaps in the College’s public funding and better enable it to carry out its core mission of affordable, accessible education for the residents of its service community.

For more information or for a personal illustration, please contact the Office of Institutional Advancement, Delaware County Community College, 901 South Media Line Road, Media, PA 19063,or phone 610-359-5131. E-mail: Kbreslin@dccc.edu

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