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INVESTORS REPORT 2019â€“2020

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WJA AT A GLANCE

BY THE NUMBERS

LETTERS FROM LEADERSHIP

ANSWERING THE CALL AMIDST A PANDEMIC

ELEVATING OUR DEDICATION TO OTHERS

LEADERSHIP

FULFILLING OUR COMMITMENT TO EXCELLENCE

FINANCIALS

HONOR ROLL

WJA AT A GLANCE OUR MISSION The mission of the Washington Jesuit Academy is to provide a high quality and comprehensive education to boys from low-income communities, offering them a safe, rigorous academic setting and advancing their spiritual, intellectual, emotional and physical growth.

OUR MODEL FOR EDUCATION WJA empowers young men in grades four through eight through the provision of a high-level experience that includes an academically challenging curriculum, enrichment and athletic activities, three daily nutritious meals, and emotional support from two social workers. The young men accepted to the Academy attend tuition free and spend 11 hours a day, 11 months a year in our comprehensive program.

IMAGE: WJA students partaking in designated reading time.

OUR DEMOGRAPHICS STUDENTS

FACULTY/STAFF

116 students each academic year

67% Male 33% Female 42% Black 50% White 8% Latino

84% Black 15% Latino 1% Biracial

BY THE NUMBERS

57,000

99%

Tuition dollars paid by our students

NUTRITIOUS MEALS SERVED AT WJA EACH YEAR

Graduation rate from high school for WJA alumni

Every student attends WJA on a full scholarship.

Strong academics begin with nourishment.

The national graduation rate is much lower at 84%.

71%

90%

WJA FACULTY AND STAFF HOLD MASTERS DEGREES We are committed to education at the highest level.

$35,000 AVERAGE INCOME FOR FAMILY OF 4 Ensuring excellence no matter the income level of our students.

PRESTIGIOUS UNIVERSITIES

FROM WHICH WJA ALUMNI HAVE GRADUATED WJA provides college access support, ensuring alumni are prepped for all elements of the college application process.

338 WJA Alumni Actively engaged alumni support each other, as well as future generations of WJA students.

WJA ALUMNI ENROLLED IN COLLEGE, ENROLLED IN TRADE SCHOOL, OR IN THE WORKFORCE Success for our graduates knows no limits.

2.5

NUMBER OF APPLICATIONS FOR EVERY SEAT AT WJA Demand exceeds current capacity of our Academy.

LETTERS FROM LEADERSHIP

THIS IS A PIVOTAL MOMENT FOR WJA. As we approach our 20-year anniversary, we play witness to the countless achievements of the Academy over the last two decades. Our educational model has proven overwhelmingly successful, as boy after boy walks through our doors on Varnum Street and gains the education, experience, support, and skills to advance him throughout his life. This proved no different in the 2019-2020 academic year as the pages of this report showcase. Our faculty and students met — and exceeded — their objectives first in-person and then in a virtual setting, and our programs continued without missing a beat thanks in large part to our generous donors. The year can only be defined as one of resiliency, pride, commitment, success, and another incredible achievement for the WJA community. Now, as we look ahead and seek to bolster and grow our academic and programmatic support for future generations of students, we transition our leadership for the first time in the Academy’s history. This year, we excitedly welcomed a team to new leadership roles across the Academy: Marcus Washington as Head of School, Brian Farmer as Principal, and Kevin Winston as Vice Principal. We are truly honored to be a part of the WJA community in this pivotal time, and to continue to serve such amazing students. We thank you for all you helped accomplish this year and look forward to seeing how WJA continues to define and achieve success. Sincerely,

WILLIAM B. WHITAKER Founder

BRIAN BERNASEK Chairman of the Board

IF THERE IS ONE THING I VALUE, IT IS THE MISSION OF THE WASHINGTON JESUIT ACADEMY. My colleagues and I understand that what we do — and who we do it for — is about the greater good, the community, and the legacy of being a “Man for Others.” We are committed to educating WJA’s young men academically, emotionally, and spiritually and to providing them with the opportunities, resources, and role models they deserve. At the center of each conversation we have and every decision we make is our mission. As a Washington D.C. native, I have always felt a calling and connection to WJA’s mission. It is a connection that has only deepened throughout my tenure at the Academy as I have witnessed our mission-centric approach to elevating the lives of those in the community where I was born and raised. During the past 10 years, my experience has encompassed the roles of teacher, mentor, spiritual guide, fundraiser, disciplinarian, admissions counselor, and ambassador — each role advancing our mission in its own significant way. This year, we successfully navigated unforeseen circumstances and challenges. Again, our mission supported our decisions to employ various platforms, programs, and services for our students. The entire WJA community came together as our donors, alumni, and families advanced our efforts. This outpouring of support empowered our work and reaffirmed the love we have for the Academy and each other. As I take the helm as Head of School, I do so with a deep appreciation that comes from over a decade at the Academy. I do so with a forward-thinking mindset that also honors our legacy. I do so with a love of WJA that is matched by our community, as so clearly demonstrated this past year. And I do so with our mission at the center of it all. Gratefully,

MARCUS WASHINGTON Head of School

FULFILLING OUR COMMITMENT TO EXCELLENCE Since opening our doors, the Washington Jesuit Academy has committed to excellence through educational tools and next-level resources for our students and greater WJA community. During the 2019–2020 fiscal year, this included the following investments.

EXPANDING OUR FACULTY For the academic year, we welcomed three faculty to further achievement in the classroom. Henoch Derbew’s extensive background in education and social justice advocacy, partnered with his passion for helping our young men be their best selves, is evident in all of his interactions with students. Former WJA teacher Danny Haley returned to the classroom, allowing his gifted storytelling to bring content to life in class in an unparalleled manner. Jassar Vasquez (Class of 2011) augments his computer science acumen with his deep understanding of our students, a willingness to learn, and a high level of enthusiasm. To continue to build out our faculty, WJA also hired Christopher Boland who has taught math and science for the last four years, and Gabrielle Otto who has taught multilingual and Title I students in the U.S., as well as completing a practicum in France. Alumnus Kyven Jones (Class of 2010) also returns to WJA after graduating from Albright University to support both alumni relations and academic programs. Collectively, this totals six new talented members added to the WJA community.

IMAGE: Faculty member Henoch Derbew leading in the classroom.

ENRICHING OUR STUDENTS A defining element of the WJA experience is the incorporation of diverse and meaningful enrichment activities for our students. This academic year’s line-up included: — GREEN & WHITE DAY — CARR PROPERTIES SHADOW DAY — AUXILIARY BOARD BREAKFAST — FIELD TRIP TO BLUE PLAINS WATER TREATMENT PLANT — THANKSGIVING SPONSOR LUNCHEON AND SPONSOR BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT — FIELD TRIP TO THE U.S. BOTANIC GARDEN — WORKSHOP WITH DC FORENSICS

BOLSTERING OUR TEAM This winter, faculty and staff participated in a day-long retreat in which individual and group activities created a reflective, community-based experience steeped in Jesuit tradition. Additionally, our teachers visited area schools to observe new teaching methods and explore other areas of interest. These professional development experiences allow for the growth and innovation that bolsters WJA’s multidimensional approach and first-rate education provided for our students.

IMAGES FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: Students playing football during Green & White Day, gaining an understanding of forensics through lab experience, and discovering botany through an interactive field trip.

TOP IMAGE: 8th grade student picking up graduation package at Varnum Street campus before virtual ceremony. BOTTOM IMAGE: Marcus Washington addressing Class of 2020 at graduation.

CELEBRATING OUR 2020 GRADUATES Graduation marks a significant day for the WJA community as families, teachers, Sponsors, and alumni gather to recognize and celebrate our 8th graders’ hard work and dedication. This year, WJA hosted its first virtual graduation with an event that included 588 attendees (a 47 percent increase over the previous year attributed to ease of digital attendance). NFL veteran and Walter Peyton Man of the Year Award recipient Madieu Williams provided the keynote and addressed the graduates with a sentiment of resiliency thanks to their WJA education. Williams noted, “WJA Class of 2020, you are built for what lies ahead. You have been trained at one of the finest institutions in the U.S. by some of the most dedicated teachers and administrators around.” Other highlights included remarks by Bill Whitaker, an invocation by Father Gap Lo Biondo, SJ, benediction by Elijah Parks (Class of 2015), and addresses by both valedictorian Joseph Amaya and salutatorian Jonathan Gomez. Marcus Washington served as master of ceremonies.

BEST OF THE WJA CLASSROOM PERSEVERANCE. CURIOSITY. CONFIDENCE. COMMITMENT. MENTORSHIP. LAUGHTER. RIGOR. DEDICATION. These are the defining elements of the WJA classroom â€” the heart of our Academy, where our deserving students and esteemed faculty connect for excellence in academics and beyond.

ANSWERING THE CALL AMIDST A PANDEMIC While making a difference in the lives of others is certainly not a new concept for WJA, this common goal was elevated to a higher level during the 2019-2020 year. As the pandemic shuttered classrooms for the first time in the Academy’s history, it also created valuable opportunities for our community to showcase resiliency, adaptability, flexibility, and commitment to doing good, together. Within days of the shelter-in-place mandates, WJA classrooms were ahead of their peers and successfully online. Immediately, faculty began collaborating and innovating to keep students learning and engaged in the same rigorous, extended day format to which our Academy adheres. Academic classes met virtually on the hour while social workers maintained their sessions and small groups, yielding continuity of social and emotional support through unprecedented times. These efforts resulted in a daily attendance rate of over 99 percent during virtual learning. Our parents — many of whom were losing their sources of income amidst the pandemic — pushed themselves to create a positive at-home learning format for their sons. Our alumni, facing their own unique challenges of mandatory leaves from campuses and jobs, began calling, texting, and emailing our WJA staff and faculty. The message was consistent and powerful: What can I do to help?.

ESTABLISHING A CRISIS RESPONSE FUND For many members of the WJA community, answering the call meant philanthropically supporting the newly-established Crisis Response Fund. Initially seeded by the Board of Directors, the Fund raised $326,328 in the last quarter of the fiscal year. It provided the Academy with the necessary funding to react to the unforeseen, acute needs of our students, alumni, families, and staff during the COVID-19 pandemic while also continuing our long-term work in service to our mission. Thanks to the generosity of our donors, the Crisis Relief Fund allowed for: — 90 CHROMEBOOKS DELIVERED TO STUDENTS — INTERNET ENSURED WITHIN 100% OF OUR STUDENTS’ HOMES — 25,944 MEALS PROVIDED TO WJA FAMILIES THROUGH OUR DELIVERY AND PICK-UP PROGRAMS

FINDING VIRTUAL SUCCESS “The best part of being virtual is still getting to see our teachers and our friends! I want to be in school, but know we can’t because of the pandemic. So, even though we have to do school virtually, we still get to talk to everyone.” — AMAHD CLARK (CLASS OF 2021) “Another great part is the breakout rooms that help us interact more and makes the virtual classroom fun!” — AKEEM CLARK (CLASS OF 2021)

MODELING A NO EXCUSE APPROACH When discussing the transition to a virtual classroom, faculty member and 7th grade Dean David Nesbitt says “we took a no excuse approach.” Mr. Nesbitt recounts how the Academy’s administration jumped in and decided the best platforms for all teachers to use; managed attendance by dropping in to classes via zoom and following up with parents if students were not participating; and serving as a resource so that the faculty could focus on the curriculum. With this support, Mr. Nesbitt and his colleagues were able to rethink their teaching priorities and discover new ways of student interaction. His list for virtual successes includes assigning presentations for the students to diversify the speakers on screen, incorporating sound machines and jokes to keep students in a positive frame of mind, and finding a balance with challenging academics and students’ mental health. “That’s the benefit of a small school — we know our students, know our families, know when to push, and when to give a break.” When considering the best part of a virtual setting, Mr. Nesbitt believes it’s the increased engagement with the parents. “Parents are even more a part of the WJA classroom now. They understand more deeply what we are doing as they look over the shoulders of their sons to watch teachers at work and observe the students in the classroom.” In short, they witness the continued no excuse approach of the Academy.

IMAGE: Faculty member David Nesbit encouraging a WJA student.

IMAGE: WJA student enjoying one of the meals provided during an academic day.

BELIEVING IN THE MISSION | SCOTT FOREMAN During his time as a high school football coach, Scott Foreman witnessed firsthand how students and their families can struggle to put food on the table. So when he learned that WJA was addressing food insecurities within our community — and incurring the delivery costs to do so — he felt called to help. Foreman owns TL Transportation, a logistics company with drivers in the Washington, D.C. area, and added a service to pick up groceries from a site in D.C. and deliver to the homes of WJA’s families. He also worked with a local caterer for a bulk delivery to the Academy, which served as a Varnum Street food pantry. What began as an immediate response to COVID-19 continued throughout the summer, saving WJA delivery fees and ensuring our students and alumni received nutritious meals for months. “This was important to do,” notes Foreman. “This is about people, this is about kids. I’m a real believer in the mission.” Foreman’s involvement with WJA extends beyond his pandemic response to serving as a Sponsor with Matt Rice and Team WJA. His first introduction to WJA came when one of his employees — a truck driver — shared our mission and model of the Academy as his son applied to the Academy.

STAYING CONNECTED THROUGH POSITIVITY WJA revels in the positive influence of others. As our students navigated new modes of learning, staying healthy, and persevering, they received encouragement from alumni and friends of the Academy. Sport greats Dick Vitale, Patrick Ewing, and Mike Brey recorded personalized messages of staying positive while a #FridayEncouragement campaign shared a multitude of upbeat sentiments from our alumni.

“Times like these can pull a community apart or make it stronger. I am so impressed by the entire WJA community — we have all grown and innovated and become stronger because of this. And we are going to be an even better school.” — MR. BRIAN FARMER, PRINCIPAL, SPEAKING TO WJA’S RESPONSE AND PERSEVERANCE AMIDST COVID-19

ELEVATING OUR DEDICATION TO OTHERS ALUMNI — Promoting events through attendance and social media — Founding an Alumni Council to support the Academy

STUDENTS — Abiding by the “Man for Others” principle — Participating in stewardship activities, including attending donor events and writing personalized thank you notes to Sponsors

FACULTY & STAFF

THE WJA COMMUNITY IS ONE DEFINED BY INDIVIDUALS WHO DEDICATE THEMSELVES TO OTHERS. AS A PART OF THAT ETHOS, ALL CORNERS OF THE COMMUNITY RALLIED TOGETHER OVER THE 2019–2020 FISCAL YEAR TO MOVE OUR MISSION FORWARD IN AN EVER-IMPORTANT MOMENT.

— Forging new ways to give back, such as Elijah Parks (Class of 2015) directing proceeds of a specialty delivery service to WJA

— Serving as role models and guides for students — Participating in fundraising events including the Virtual 5K — Identifying opportunities for students and alumni to benefit from philanthropy

DONORS & SPONSORS

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

— Providing the generous donations that truly move the mission forward

— Leading by example, donating time and resources across the Academy

— Ensuring that the Academy’s needs are met and its initiatives strengthened — Hosting and attending events such as the Carr Cares Benefit Concert 14

— Providing the seed funding and inspiring new gifts for the Crisis Response Fund

PARENTS — Sharing their talented and motivated sons with the WJA community — Serving as ambassadors for WJA within the local community and beyond — Actively partnering with faculty to successfully navigate their sons through virtual learning

LEADERSHIP

DEVOTING TWO DECADES … AND COUNTING Twenty years ago, Bill Whitaker accepted his calling and began his dedicated path to shepherd WJA from an idea to the institution it is today. In those two decades, more than 450 students have graced the classrooms of the Academy and learned the value of becoming a “Man for Others.” During the 2019-2020 academic year, Bill transitioned to a new role for WJA – that of Founder – with a focus on strategic initiatives, alumni support programs, outreach within the broader community, and philanthropic growth. “We could not be more excited to have Bill continue to devote his passion and talents to the Academy” says Bill’s successor as Head of School Marcus Washington. “This is the ideal means of continuing our incredible momentum and ensuring future success for generations of WJA students. I look forward to Bill’s continued mentorship and to partnering with him in new ways through the Founder role.”

BOARD OF DIRECTORS The Board of Directors generously commit their time, resources, and experience to support the work of the Washington Jesuit Academy and provide mission-based leadership and strategic governance. Members are dedicated ambassadors for the Academy and champions for the students, alumni, and WJA community.

AUXILIARY BOARD The WJA Auxiliary Board is a group of dedicated young professionals who are committed to supporting and promoting the mission, values, growth, and sustainability of the Washington Jesuit Academy. Auxiliary Board members are integral to WJA’s fundraising events, community visibility, and volunteer work. Charlie Asmar, Co-Chair

Joey Goodson

Clark Pastrick, Co-Chair

Tommy Healy

Bear Altemus

Charlie Horning

Chris Barcellona

Kate Kamber

Brett Beck

Brendan May

Matt Borda

Tommy McCloskey

Michael Borda

Caitlin McClure

Thomas Brown

Hugh Mosko

Kevin Byrd

Patrick Myers

Brian Bernasek, Chair

DJ Callahan

Teddy Myers

R. Scott Pastrick, Vice Chair

Ed Crilley

Ryan Nash

Kathryn Kavanagh Baran, Secretary

Patrick Crilley

Daniel O’Berry

Elizabeth O. Flanagan, Treasurer

Jack Duffy

Jacques Rebibo

Rev. Ronald Anton, S.J.

Clay Ellis

Jack Stanton

Leonard J. Baxt

Jack Evans

Clare Whitaker

Laricke Blanchard

Joe Fitzpatrick

Johnny Williams

Thomas M. Buchanan

Shannon Gallagher

Maddy Williams

Margaret Smith Ford

Billy Glading

Jane Genster Dan Glading Theodore Hart Michael Hotchkiss Catherine Ronan Karrels William F. Magner, III John McAllister Kathleen Rooney Papallo Lisa Ross Vincent A. Sheehy, IV

ALUMNI COUNCIL The Alumni Council was established in 2019 as a resource and connection point for WJA. Its members serve as role models; embody what it means to be a “Man for Others;” seek to give back to the Academy; empower students to share experiences and ask questions; validate the unique experiences that WJA students navigate; and provide a model for a healthy, trusting relationship with peers.

Anne Sullivan

William Gates-Counts (Class of 2005)

Monica Moore Thompson

Airton Kamdem (Class of 2008)

Andrew V. Welters

Demitrius McNeil (Class of 2008)

William B. Whitaker, Ex-Officio

Gregory Thomas (Class of 2007)

STAFF AND FACULTY The dedicated faculty and staff of WJA serve as the backbone of the Academy. Our teachers and administrators maintain an unparalleled commitment to our educational model; passion for the success of our students; and purpose in their work to support our students, alumni, and greater WJA community. William B. Whitaker Founder

Mary Barcellona Faculty; 4th Grade Dean

Marcus Washington Head of School

Briana Barnes LICSW School Counselor

Brian Farmer Principal

Adrienne Biel LICSW School Counselor

Kevin Winston Vice Principal

Christopher Boland Faculty Aubrey Bourgeois Director of Communications Analise Brower Director of Mission and Spirituality; Learning Specialist Caitlin DeLaurentis Foundation Relations Director Henoch Derbew Faculty, Extended Day Coordinator Ombretta di Massa Database Manager Rich Dumais Chief Operating Officer Uyo Ekandem Alumni Support Associate Chelsea Gerald Faculty; 6th Grade Dean

J.B. Gerald Executive Director, Office of Student & Alumni Success Danny Haley Faculty Shanna Huddleston Controller Kyven Jones (Class of 2010) Program Assistant Justin Karriem Faculty Shannon Keller Executive Assistant to the Head of School Jessie Kemp Student Sponsorship Manager Rev. Gap Lo Biondo SJ School Chaplain Rosalie MacInnes Director of Alumni Relations; 8th Grade Dean; Faculty Kelly Mallahan Faculty; Learning Specialist Denise McGloon Events Manager

Kyle Miller Faculty; 5th Grade Dean David Nesbitt Faculty; 7th Grade Dean Gabrielle Otto Faculty Lisa Paro Chief Advancement Officer Corey Richardson Faculty Aaron Shepperd Deputy Director, Office of Student & Alumni Success Emily Surprenant Faculty Jessica Vartughian Chief of Staff Jassar Vasquez (Class of 2011) Faculty Kelvin Ventura (Class of 2006) Faculty Annie Virostek Impact Fund Manager Kyle Wade (Class of 2005) Facilities Coordinator

IMAGE: Faculty member Analise Brower connecting with a WJA student in the classroom.

FINANCIALS In fiscal year 2020, WJAâ€™s financial results support our continued educational funding model that stands apart in its dedication to private donations versus government funding or tuition. This is achieved through a combination of revenue generation and cost management, allowing WJA to fulfill our mission of providing a high quality and comprehensive education to boys from low-income communities.

4% Events 3% Government 1% Jesuit / Religious Gifts

8% Crisis Response Fund

27% Unrestricted Gifts

16% Foundation Grants

41%

The differentiating factor for WJA is philanthropic activity, generating 97% of our revenue and showcasing the power of partnering with generous donors for our tuition-free education.

Student Sponsorship

19% Student Support

16% Administration

65% Student Experience

WJAâ€™s educational model drives our investments in the support of students and their unparalleled experience.

2020 HIGHLIGHT THE WJA GRADUATING CLASS EARNED A 100% ACCEPTANCE AND ENROLLMENT RATE INTO CATHOLIC, INDEPENDENT, AND PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOLS. THE HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATING CLASS (WJA CLASS OF 2016) BOASTS A 100% ACCEPTANCE AND ENROLLMENT RATE INTO A FOUR-YEAR COLLEGE OR COMMUNITY COLLEGE, DEMONSTRATING THE SUCCESS OF THE HOLISTIC, COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH OF OUR EDUCATIONAL MODEL.

HONOR ROLL Philanthropic gifts to Washington Jesuit Academy allow the Academy to meet the evolving needs of our community. Our students — powerful in their potential — thrive because of the multidimensional approach of WJA and those who support our mission. Several events and initiatives during the 2019-2020 year illustrated the breadth of support and dedication to WJA. In September, the 17th Annual Jesuit Gridiron Classic brought together spectators for the football matchup of Georgetown Prep and Gonzaga with proceeds benefiting the Washington Jesuit Academy. The annual Sponsor Luncheon and the 2nd Annual Carr Cares Benefit Concert, both in November, filled our Commons as Sponsors met with their students for one-on-one interactions over a Thanksgiving feast and concert attendees enjoyed live performances. The spring semester also saw an impressive response in philanthropy with the establishment of the Crisis Response Fund (see page 10), and a Virtual 5K to support WJA’s annual “30 in 30” initiative to successfully close the fiscal year with $30,000 in donations in 30 days. Collectively, the fiscal year ending June 30, 2020 brought: — TOTAL GIVING TO $4,110,959 — NEW COMMITMENTS OF OVER $1.5 MILLION — SUPPORT FROM MORE THAN 257 NEW DONORS

DONORS Thanks to the generosity of our supporters, WJA has the resources to innovate, inspire, and empower our students. The tiered levels recognize our donors’ incredible impact by giving level. $50,000 +

$10,000 – $24,999

Anonymous (2) Leonard J. and Joy Baxt* Brian and Cathy Bernasek* The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation* Bruce and Marjie Calvert A. James and Alice B. Clark Foundation Clark-Winchcole Foundation* The Philip L. Graham Fund Greater Washington Community Foundation* The James M. Johnston Trust* Dennis and Rita Meyer Pete Smith and Marcia Marsh Stohlman Volkswagen and Subaru, Inc. Subaru of America, Inc. The Francis and Kathleen Rooney Foundation V & S Foundation

Anonymous (2) Christopher S. and Patricia Abell* Nancy Abell William S. Abell Foundation AT&T Foundation Jan Witold and Kathryn Kavanagh Baran* The Birk Family Foundation Bob Kemp Lacrosse Classic Inc. Boland* Richard Boucher and Carolyn Brehm Timothy and Joan Brodnik* John Buckley and Jane Genster Roderick and Emily Carmody Catholic Business Network of Washington, D.C. Louis and Stacie Christopher Dan Christovich and Lisa Kazor-Christovich Clark Construction Group, LLC Coakley & Williams Construction, Inc. Collins Riley Fund Michael and Joan Conley Connelly Foundation David and Dorothy Courtis* Sally Courtney/William & Jane Courtney Family Foundation Patrick and Mary Dean John and Linda Derrick* C. Maury Devine* Rich and Nicole Dumais* Marshall and Robin Durston Eastdil Secured, LLC Thomas and Beth Eckert Farr Family Foundation, Inc. Daniel and Kathleen Fehringer* Ferris Family Foundation Fidelity National Title Insurance Dave Foley* David and Diann Frantz Gonzaga College High School* Gonzaga Jesuit Community Michael Groll and Terry Boyer Groll*

$25,000 – $49,999 Anonymous (3) Claire Carey Carr Properties Partnership, LP The Dr. Francis P. Chiaramonte Private Foundation The Cornelius J. and Ellen P. Coakley Family Foundation, Inc. Robert and Elizabeth O. Flanagan* John Ford and Margaret Smith Ford John Edward Fowler Memorial Foundation Sean and Cathy Fromm Georgetown University Jesuit Community Harman Family Foundation The Andrew & Julie Klingenstein Family Fund Dan and Kathi Knise William F. and Marla Magner* Lawrence and Colleen McCarthy The Millrose Foundation* W. O’Neil Foundation* Christopher Ruppert Dennis and Anne Sullivan*

*Donors who have supported WJA for 10 or more consecutive years † Deceased

James and Karen Hibey* Holy Trinity Catholic Church Hoops for Youth Foundation* Mike and Lisa Hotchkiss The Invisible Hand Foundation Praveen and Kaili Jeyarajah John Moriarty & Associates, Inc. Michael Karam* Brian Kelleher and Barbara Rae David and Barbara Kent Kathy and Joseph Lenczycki* Erik and Catherine Linn Kevin and Lisa Hope Loome Geoff and Tricia Malloy Richard E. and Nancy P. Marriott Foundation Timothy and Laurie Matthews John and Ann McAllister* Tom and Jeanette McHale Genevieve Murphy Jim and Eve Murty Thomas and Karen Natelli John O’Donnell David and Jill Paul Perkins Malo Hunter Foundation Fund* Red Coats William and Kris Rowan The Salty Dog Classic Paul and Nicole Sheehy* Vincent A. and Mimi Sheehy The Shugar Foundation* Mary Spearing* Jeremy Spector and Robin Halsband Stroock Swink Kluttz Family Foundation* United Bank* Urgo Hotels & Resorts Douglas and Maureen Webster Beatrice and Anthony Welters Wiley Rein LLP Ned and Megan Williams

$5,000 – $9,999 Anonymous (2) Ada Harris Maley Memorial Fund* Patrick and Kerry Adams

Anthony and Julia Albrecht* Anthony & Anna Carozza Foundation Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP Clifford and Jane Balkam* Bank of America Joseph and Ellen Bender Richard F. Blackburn Robert and Patricia Branson The Brickman Family Foundation Steve and Mary Cassaday Pat and Connie Caulfield Chevron Matching Employee Funds Paul and Kelly Chew The Children’s Charities Foundation, Inc CohnReznick ConocoPhillips CRS Facility Service Dean and Tracey D’Angelo William Davin Chris and Kate Davitt David and Tara Della Rocca Dr. Scholl Foundation* Thelma Duggin Tom and Ellen Dwyer Bill and Kelley Edelblut Elevator Control Service Elcon Enterprises, Inc. Debbie and Jerry File Scott Foreman Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP Kirk and Anna Maria Galiani Dan and Kelsey Glading Matthew Glading Geoff and Lulu Gonella Rick and Maureen Grant Joe and Joanne Guarriello Justin and Kerry Harris Theodore and Cindy Hart Insight Property Group LLC J.P. Morgan Asset Management Todd and Shana Jacobus* Chafica Kappaz William and Laura Kappaz KCE Structural Engineers, P.C. Mike and Devin Kerrigan Bob and Dandy Korzeniewski* Christopher and Donika Krell

The John & Elizabeth Lane Foundation Barry and Sandra Leffew Brian and Beth Lemek* Daniel and Stephanie Lennon Thomas C. Lynch Sr. John and Susan Magee Dolores C. Maloney* Carl and Pinkie Mayfield Walter Mazzella Chas and Ysabel McAleer Scott and Meghan McCaleb Doug and Mary Beth McDaniel Michael and Terry McLaughlin Miller & Long Co., Inc. Muha Family Foundation Patrick and Julie Nalls* Bill and Joyce O’Brien* Page Family Foundation Bill and Susan Pappert R. Scott and Courtney Pastrick Barbara Patocka Alexander Perdikis and Dresden Koons Steve and Nancy Perry* PNC Bank Joseph Quinn Real Foundations Matt Rice and Barbara Stohlman* Steve and Liz Robinson David and Mary Ellen Rogers Daniel Sanders and Karen Corbett Sanders Sanders Foundation* Select Equity Group Foundation Paul and Rachel Sheridan David and Theresa Simpson Michael Smith and Amy Tejral Steele Family Foundation The Stroud Foundation Reginald and Lisa Taylor Michael Tierney and Beth Ryder James and Cynthia Tuite United Way of the National Capital Area* Colette Volpe Wells Fargo Bank Raymond and Mary Whalen Therese and Jon White Tom and Marisel Wilbur*

The Williams Group at Morgan Stanley Private Wealth Management John and Colleen Williams* Christopher and Lizzie Young

$2,500 – $4,999 Anonymous (4) Robert and Joanne Abbott ABM Facility Support Services, LLC Jeremy and Ashley Allen Arlington Community Foundation Michael Barros and Sonia Gupta Barros* Peter and Nancy Bautz* Robert and Ann Bittman Laricke Blanchard Benjamin and Leslie Boyer Phillip and Kathleen Brady* Brown Advisory Martin Brown Michael and Judy Callahan* Capital City Events, Inc. Capital One Charles and Courtney Carroccio Christopher and Amanda Carroccio Matthew and Carolyn Carroccio* Larry Carter and Odelia Funke* Brian and Barbara Casey John and Sarah Chapoton George and Mary Anne Clancy Kevin and Nancy Clark* Colliers International Kevin and Julie Collins Douglas and Missy Cooper Paul Corbin Edmund and Leslie Cronin* Richard and Diane Cummins* Michael and Patty Daniels Edward and Garland DeMarco* Al DeRosa* Renny and Pat DiPentima* Edward Doheny* Philip and Maureen Dolan Chris and Karen Donatelli Doyle Construction Company Dennis and Denise DuFour

Sally Duran Kevin Ebel and Paula Duke Ecolab Edelman USA Tanise Edwards Mike and Jeanne Ellis Ralph and Nuni Fairbanks Charles and Carol Ferrara Thomas and Mary Firth Peter and Sheila Flanagan FMC & Associates. LLC Lance and Jeri Ford Freddie Mac Foundation John Frye Art and Drucilla Fuccillo The Fuller Foundation* Gensler & Associates Sharon and Ed Gund Bryan and Laura Hawkins Brian and Alicia Henneberry Holland & Knight LLP Francis and Lynda Horvath Charlie Hoyt and Deborah Weinberger* David and Sally Iannarone J.S. Carroccio Landscaping, LLC Charlie and Meg Jones Anthony Kavanagh* Brian and Patrice Kelly Tim and Anne Marie Kirlin Jon and Janet Korol Greg and Bunny Lamb Paul Lang and Joan Barron* Laz Parking-Mid Atlantic Lemek, LLC d/b/a Panera Bread Lerch, Early & Brewer Bernard and Marion Long* John Loome and Mary Heather Sine James Lucey Thomas C. and Andrea Lynch* Edward Machir John and Marion Madigan* Michael and Phoebe Manders Kevin Mann Matan Family Foundation May Construction Group, LLC Daniel McCahan and Mara Glaser McCahan

Ann McDaniel Bill and Beth McGloon Pat and Denise McGloon* Jack and Kathleen McKay* Patrick and Dionne McNamee Dave and Natalie Mehlbaum MEP Solutions Inc. The Miller & Chevalier Charitable Foundation* Frederic and Mary Ann Miller* David and Nicole Mitchell Denis and Katie Mitchell Andrew and Huda Montemarano Michael A. Mosko Christopher and Kate Mundy Jeff and Louise O’Berry James and Rachel O’Hare Thomas O’Neil Michael and Donna O’Neill Chris and Teresa Pappas Payroll Network, Inc. Posner-Wallace Foundation John Poulton RCM&D Rick and Eileen Rice Thomas and Maria Roginski Stephen and Lisa Ryan* Saint Luke Catholic Church John and Mary Kay Savercool Bill and Marcie Scott Michael and Bridget Sewell Sheehy Auto Stores Simpson Gumpertz & Heger Inc. Bill and Lisa Slater Bill and Suzie Squier* Florence Starzynski Marianne Stohlman Stuart Dean Company George Sullivan David and Iris Super Judi Teske Chet and Candace Thompson Ed and Kristin Treacy Grace-Marie Turner UBS Painewebber US Bank National Association Kevin and Mary Anne Virostek

Steven and Joanne Virostek Andrew V. Welters Westlake Troop 8 BSA Memorial Foundation Inc. The Woods Academy Bob and Donna† Zachariasiewicz

$1,000 – $2,499 Anonymous (3) 803 Investments LLC A-1 Flood Tech Danny and Cindy Anastasi Michael and Gabriela Antonelli Asmar, Schor & McKenna, PLLC Avison Young BakerHostetler LLP Joanne Barker Christopher Barr and Patricia Jayne* William and Hilary Bednarz Jim Begg Beltway Cleaning Services DC Eric Berkman Thomas and Kathleen Bindley* Stephen Blommer and Charles Holzwarth David Branson and Jane Willems Matt and Laura Brockwell Alicia Brown C&C Complete Erin and Grace Caddell Caliber Home Loans, Inc. The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation Geoffrey Carey Eugene and Claire Carlin Oliver and Bonnie Carr Peter and Eileen Carroccio* Peter Cavanaugh* Paul and Alana Choquette Joseph Ciancaglini* Michael and Holly Cirrito The Civitas Foundation Daniel Coleman Jim and Martine Coleman

Dawn Collins Paul and Ana Collins The Columbia Foundation* Community Title Network, LLC Brian and Geraldine Connolly John and Jacquelyn Cooper* LeAnn Corcoran Fred and Maria Cornelius Timothy and Maria Covell Bryan and Ellen Cullen William Dahut Chris and Megan Darby DataWatch Systems DC Central Kitchen Nicholas and Patricia DeNovio Joseph and Florence DiPietro Domino’s Richard and Marian Dowling* Duke Energy Corporation PAC Peter and Amy Dunne Dyer & Associates Electronic Tenant Solutions James and Carole Ellison Exxon/Mobil Foundation Joe and Nicci Falcone Robert Floe Drew Flood Flynn Architectural Finishes Ann Forquer* Francis J Collins Funeral Home, Inc Richard and Eileen Friedman* Gay Friedmann Jeffrey and Rebecca Fuge* Furey Doolan & Abell Gaiser Insider Guitar Studio LLC Kevin and Catherine Gallagher Thomas Gannon and Ann Dunleavy Gannon Timothy and Whitney Gardiner* John Gaughan Georgetown Preparatory School* Jody Gessow James and Linda Gillen Trish Glowacki

Gonzaga Alumni Association Ron and Kit Gordon JoAnn C. Grainger* Ann Grau Francis and Catherine Greaney Mary Ella Gross Gwyn and Nancy Ackland Memorial Fund Paul and Heather Haaga Ashley Hawken* Richard Henderson Shawn and Louise Hendon* Steven and Louisa Hollman Craig and Cindy Holman John Houston Howard Insurance Agency, Inc. Mark and Kelly Hughes* James Ivany David and Laura Jacobin Jim Coleman Toyota Jones Lang LaSalle George and Amarie Kappaz James Karrels and Catherine Ronan Karrels Brett and Ashley Kavanaugh Michael and Heather Kearns Melissa and Dan Kenshalo The Kentland Foundation, Inc.* Kathleen Kerrigan Gerald and Maureen Kolosvary Esko and Jane Korhonen Lee and Hope Langan Kevin Lavin and Moraima Solano James Leahigh John I. Leahy Jr. William and Deborah Leahy* John Leimkuhler* David and Mary Ann Lewis* LinkedIn Corporation Jorge and Ruthanne Lopez* Jorge Lopez-Balboa G. Marston Luce* Mark Lynch* Mark and Anne MacDougall Brett MacInnes and Chris Noel

“Every day, WJA is building up students to go out in the world and make it a better place. The faculty and staff elevate these young men through dignity, grace, spirituality, hope, and a rock-solid education. I feel so lucky and honored to be a part of it as a donor.” — KATHRYN KAVANAGH BARAN, WJA DONOR AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEMBER

Dan and Beth Mallon Frank and Barbara Mallon* Ned and Betsy Mandel Herb and Betty Martin John and Elaine Martin Michael and Lenore Martinez Marvin F. Poer and Company Michael Massey John and Patricia McAllister Michael M. and Pamela D. McCarthy McCarthy Wilson LLP Stephen and Lolita McKenna Charles and Jan McNamara J. Paul and Jill McNamara Greg and Athena Meyers Mona Electric Frank and Norma Monahan* Alfred Moses Robert and Patricia Mulligan* Patrick and Arantza Murphy John and Carolyn Murray Vincent and Kristin Nesline* Thomas and Ann Newell* Norfolk Southern Foundation Lawrence and Melanie Nussdorf* Kevin and Linda O’Brien Neil O’Donnell John and Cindy Oliver* One Parking Palm Facility Services, LLC* Jesse Paul John Pelkey and Lynn Berry* Waldemar and Paula Pflepsen* Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP James and Dale Pinto William Plante and Robin Smith Brian Porto William and Mary Jo Primosch Edward and Meghan Quinn R & W Group Jack and Katherine Railey* Michael Reardon Scott and Donna Redd Carl and Carrene Ressa Steve Reyda Rhode Island Foundation

Sarah Robinson Rock Spring Contracting LLC Rev. Robert J. Rokusek* Michael and Jennifer Rowan* John Russell Kevin and Kara Sheehan Mark and Jeanne Shriver Michael and Maureen Shuler* Robert and Natalie Silverman SK&A Structural Engineers Joseph and Suzanne Spaniol* Steve and Kathy Spencer R. Curtis and Anne Steele Timothy and Lecia Stock Michael and Michelle Stork Jack and Anne Sullivan* Timothy and Marsha Sullivan* Superior Plantings LLC Michael and Kathryn Sutphin T. Rowe Price Associates Foundation Target Marketing Group John and Jane Tuck Dan and Natalie Tynan University of Scranton Jesuit Community* Keith and Kristy Urgo Nino R. Vaghi B. Timothy and Mary Beth Walsh* Daniel and Teri Walsh Paul and Katherine Warren William and Erin Watts Joseph and Rosemary Weller* Rick and Jeanette Wells Martin and Betsy West Michael and Kathie Williams

UP TO $999 Anonymous (13) Diana Adkins Paul and Deidre Adkins Jeanette Aiena Madeline Albrittain John and Gretchen Alexander Mark and Nancy Altemus AmazonSmile Vipul and Smita Amin

AMR Commercial, LLC Paul and Sarah Andrews George and Rosina Aquiar Thomas Ardillo Pamela August Richard August Tina Banks Chris and Mary Barcellona Ted and Susan Barr Timothy Barr and June Hatton Barr* Joanne Barrett Robert Barros Daniel and Monica Barry Meg Barry Michael and Celeste Barstis* Joseph and Alicia Barton Monica Basche Richard and Kathleen Battista Ronald Belcher and Emily Stanley Kevin and Jane Belford David and Cathey Belli Raymond and Martina Benton Margaret Bergamini Nancy Bergamini Giving Fund James and Karen Berkon Rebecca Bestoso Nimisha and Sameer Bhargava Ray and Celeste Biagini Charles and Elizabeth Bieberich Wesley and Jessica Bieligk Stephen Bien Ralph and Sandy Blasey Cameron Blaylock Sarah Blomgren Stephen Boehm Keith and Monique Bonner Matthew Borman and Laurie Oberembt Amy Bowser Thomas and Lois Boylan Alfred and Theresa Bozzo* Carter Bradshaw Michael Brady and Grace O’Toole Eric Brancaccio Helen Brand Louise Brawner Pam Briggs

Francis and Brooke Brogan Paul Brooks* Brooks Brown Jacqueline Brown* Thomas Brown Philippe and Ann Bruno* Anthony Buckley Anthony and Margaret Bur Kevin and Carla Byrd Michael Cahir* Steve Callahan and Christine Madigan Griffin Vann and Edna Canada* Neil and Elise Baran Canfield William and Egan Cannon Francis and Anne Cantrel Christopher Capece Mark and Jane Carano Michael and Christine Carey Rocco and Renuka Carlitti Carr Maloney Robert and Nancy Carr Paul and Kate Carroccio* Bob Carson and Terrie Oâ€™Donnell* Joseph Cartwright* Joseph and D. Ellen Casper Michelle Cassidy Thomas and Mariann Cawley Joseph Cella Allegra Chapman Ray and Cynthia Chappell* Brian and Allayne Chappelle Mary Chowdhury The Church of the Little Flower Margaret Clancy* Ngoc Clark Clean & Polish Tamara Baxt Clemmons and John Ray Clemmons John Clough J. Kevin Colligan John Conley Kevin J. Conley Kevin W. Conley Patricia Conley* Connelly School of the Holy Child* Connolly LLC

Earnest and Catherine Connon William and Theresa Conroy Patrick Conway* Wallace and Catherine Cooney Kent Cooper and Ann Oâ€™Connor* Michael and Elizabeth Copps* Kate Corcoran John and Rosemarie Cordes* Cornerstone Government Affairs Thomas and Susan Corsi* Thomas and Marguerite Cosgrove Robert and Susan Costello Edward and Barbara Cotter* Thomas and Mary Agnes Cotter Ed Crilley James and Alyssa Crilley Anthony and Nancy Crisalli John and Ellen Crowley* John Crump Sam Cullen William Cullen Kevin and Alice Curtin* Will Cutler Sandra Daigle Patrick Daley Daniel and Maureen Dalton Kenneth and Geraldine Dalton James and Sue Dann Terri Dann Osborne Brian Danver Richard and Marilee Davies Floyd and Susan Davis John and Ann Davis Lorenzo Davis Nancy Dawson Austin De Butts Boris de Souza Dennis and Judith DeBrandt Cliff and Susan Deckard* James DeGraffenreidt and Mychelle Farmer Tom and Teri DeLaFleur Brendan and Celine Delany* Anthony and Frances DeLaurentis Kevin Dempsey Michael and Suzanne Derby* Stephanie and David Deutsch

Robert and Danielle DeWitt Richard and Susan DiMaio Scott and Sheila Dinn Mark and Laura Dirlam Douglas and Patricia Dolan John Dolan Steven Donald Josephine Douglas A. Patrick Doyle and Elizabeth Downes Daniel Doyle James Doyle Jack Duffy G. Maurice and Sue DuFour The Honorable Joseph and Kathleen Dugan Donald and Ann Marie Duggan William Duncan Robert and Sandie Dunn Anthony and Alexandra Eagan Tim Eagan G. Thomas and Patricia Ebner Harry Egner Clay Ellis William and Elizabeth Ellis Robert and Bernadette Engelstad* Matthew and Mary Ellen Estes* Ethridge, Quinn, McAuliffe Law Firm Carter Evans C. Carnot Evans Joanne Evans H. Spencer Everett Jr. Executive Housing Roger and Lisa Fairfax Rob Faktorow Peter Fallon William and Marie Fanning John Farley Thomas Farrell Ben and Susan Faulkner Scott and Peggy Ann Fechnay Dena Feeney David Ficca James and Joanne Fielding William Finnerty James and Jane Fitzgerald Peter FitzGerald and Martha Blair FitzGerald Gloria Flanagan*

CONNECTING DOTS | CHRISTY MOONEY This year, Kevin Rivera (Class of 2016) became the inaugural recipient of the Stephen Robert Mooney Scholarship. The scholarship was established by Stephen Mooney’s friends at his alma mater of Mount St. Mary’s University after his passing. In an effort to allocate the scholarship to a local D.C.area student, Stephen’s wife Christy Mooney connected with WJA. The team quickly — and gratefully — seized this opportunity for a meritorious student to attend college at Mount St. Mary’s. Within weeks, Executive Director of WJA’s Office of Student and Alumni Success J.B. Gerald had driven Kevin to tour the campus and to watch a fellow alumnus from WJA’s Class of 2014 play in a home basketball game. They left excited, and not before sending Mooney photos and videos from campus. Mooney is incredibly moved that the scholarship not only advances the education of a deserving student, but a student within a community of which she has an existing affinity. She notes, “Both my daughter and son volunteered at WJA — my daughter as a tutor and my son during events. We are just thrilled to be continuing this relationship, and forging a new one between the Academy and Mount St. Mary’s.” With the dots connected, Mooney is supporting WJA in a way she had not previously envisioned. What began as a means of honoring her late husband has evolved to a full college scholarship and limitless opportunities.

IMAGE: Kevin Rivera learning in the WJA classroom.

Annie Fletcher Jack and Andrea Fleury Mary Fleury Robin Florence John and Patty Flynn Robert and Judith Foley Paulito and Maria Fontelo Marilyn Foust Phillip Fraas Harry Franc Robert and Carol Freeman Tim and Jessi Frend Thomas Friedman Jim and Peggy Fry* Angela Fuccillo Michael and Melissa Furnish Stephen and Kathy Gaenzler Florence Gallagher Shannon Gallagher Omar and Amy Garcia Matty Gardiner James and Catherine Garland Jack Garvey Travers Garvin Nancy Gaskins Linda Gasta Charles and Toby Gati Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School* William Ginivan and Nancy McBride David and Tracy Gittings Robert Gittings* James Goff Art and Shannon Gomez Gonzaga Lacrosse Shirley Gooch Bernard and Margaret Goodrich Robert and Erin Goodson Matthew and Colleen Gormley David Gosling and Stephanie Baxt-Gosling* Matthew and Elizabeth Grandonico Oliver and Catherine Grant Jerry and Carol Graves* John Gray Frederick Green Henry and Karen Greene Robert Greenfield

Carter Griffith Karen Grubb Nathan Guggenheim Joseph and Ann Guiffre Gene Gulland Marie Gurka Jay and Ann Gutierrez Matthew and Christine Gutierrez Robert and Joyce Gwadz* Lior and Rachael Haas Timothy Hagan* Danny and Katie Haley Jake Haley Kellie Haley Quinn Haley Jim Halsell James Hanagan Hanscomb Consulting (DC) LLC Christopher Harnisch James Haser Michael Hash Susan Haske Donald and Debbie Hathway* Jonathan and Jodi Haveles David and Elizabeth Hayes Tommy Healy Elizabeth Heitmeier Brian Hetherington Amanda Hewitt Mark Hinnenkamp Ann Hogan Kevin and Lucy Hogan David and Ann Holmes William and Janice Hoover Westy Hopkins Michael and Margaret Horan John and Susan House Win Huffman Joseph and Shannon Hynds IBM Employee Service Center August and Clare Imholtz* Asher Inman Jim and Lynn Innocenzi Anthony and Kathleen Interdonato Richard and Pauline Ippolito Jackson & Campbell

William Jacques Brian Jarvis* Jesuit Secondary Education Association Adam and Kayanne Johnson Ann Johnson Lee and Stephanie Johnson Robert and Patricia Johnson Jane Johnston Lawrence Johnston J. Michael Joly Patrick Jordan Christopher Jurgens Robert Jursch Christopher Kadow Kate Kamber Kevin and Eden Keating Jane Keegan Peter Keenoy Bruce and Louise Kelley Eugene and Irene Kelley Mike and Julie Kelly Conor Kenny John Kent Andrew and Ellen Kentz* John and Marcia Keppel Dan and Alice Kerns Crescence Kilcoyneâ€ John Kilroy Kathy Kilty Thomas Kimmitt Sean Kirby-Smith Michael and Katherine Kirvan William and Linda Kirvan Anna Klippert Alex and Sarah Koning Alex Korobkin Sean Kraft Sharon Krevor-Weisbaum Stephen and Mary Krivda Gary and Margarett Kunz Daniel and Cynthia Ladd Arthur and Kathleen Lafionatis Daniel and Maryanne Lagan Daniella Landau Richard Landfield* John and Maggie Lane

Derrick LaRosa Nancy LaRuffa Joseph and Clare Leary Warren and Jeanne Leary Stanley Lechner William Ledder and Debra Delmar Norman and Susan Lent John Lewis Robert Lewis William Lewis Michael Libre Andrew Lieber Donald Lincoln* Albert and Doris Lindquist* John and Janet Linnehan Linda Little Shamala Littlefield Patrick and Jane Lively Margaret Long Luis and Lizabeth Lopez Irv and Kate Losman Francis and Mary Lostumbo Ashley Lowry David and Jennifer Lucchese Dennis and Pam Lucey* Nicholas and Maryann Luongo Joan Lutton Mark and Meghan Lyman Henry and Linda Lynch* Peter Lynch Porter and Dianne Lyon* Daniel Lyons Mach Energy Sally MacKenzie Darren and Jen MacLennan Walter Magruder Alicia Majid Jeffrey and Ria Malinak Paul J. and Lois Maloney Norman Manasa Matthew and Laura Manfreda* Mark Manniso Anthony Marra Alethea Martin David and Sally Masri Mater Dei School

Len and Kelly Matthews Robert Mauri and Martha Murphy* Brendan May Patrick May Keith and Meg Mayo David and Laura McAuley Margaret McCaig Barbara McCall Devin McCarron John E. McCarthy Joseph and Marina McCarthy Michael and Kim McCarthy Robert and Virginia McCloskey* Tom McCloskey Ray and Diane McClure Casey and Kathleen McCormick Warren and Kristen McDaniel Jeanne McDermott James McDonald Christina McEnroe Dave and Anne McEvoy Carol McGinley Georgianna McGuire* Edward McHugh Tom and Brooke McHugh Kevin and Jennifer McIntyre Brady McKaig George and Deborah McKenzie Nancy and Joseph McKenzie John and Christine McLaughlin Loche and Sarah McLean* Andrew McMahon Anthony McMahon Jameille McMorris Jean McNamara James and Noreen McSorley William and Jeanne McSorley* Medtronic Dale and Elizabeth Meers* Omar Mena Phillip and Margaret Mercorella Joseph and Cindy Mesmer Clark Mica Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Veryl Miles Military Bowl

Christopher Mill Andrew Miller Charles Miller Melissa McGuire Shannan Miller Steven and Caroline Miller Katherine Mineka John and Mary Ann Montgomery Don and Magdalena Mooers Christopher Moon and Deborah Stocker* Remy Mooney Allan and Christine Moore Tom and Janet Moran Peter Moran J’lene and L. Read Mortimer Stephen and Kathleen Mullery Stephen Munro and Lane Tapley Kevin and Mary Murphy* George and Janine Myers Devin and Denise Myler John and Patricia Myler Manuel and Susan Navia Kevin and Marguerite Nealon Michael Neary Dave and Sarah Nesbitt Franklin and Bridget Newby Jonathan Nobil Brendan O’Boyle Sean and Maureen O’Boyle Catherine O’Brien Christopher and Andrea O’Brien* Kevin O’Callaghan Blair O’Connell Joseph and Stella O’Connell Mike O’Hara James Oldham and Elizabeth Conahan Elaine O’Malley The Omidyar Group Brendan and Susan O’Neill Philip and Nancy O’Neill Michael and Debra Onufrychuk* Aspasia Oosterwijk Michael and Patty Orfini Tula Orum Gregory and Amy Ossi Robert and Catherine O’Sullivan Timothy and Bridget Overcash

Rob Papallo and Kathleen Rooney Papallo Dan and Lisa Paro Clark Pastrick Stephen and Myra Pavlick Michael and Janet Pawelski* Monica Peterson Mary Pfeiffer Kathleen M. Phelan Kimberly Pici Darrell Pierre Jeff and LuAnn Pirone John and Mary Podesta Mike and Carol Policastro Robert Posniewski Robert and Mary Sue Posniewski Karl and Betsy Pothier Joseph and Brit Powers PRASK Giving Fund Jim and Ayako Przystup* Mark Pugliese and Susan Campbell* R. Bratti Associates, Inc. Jerry Radford* Ellen Rajacich David and Mary Ralston Joseph Rapone Dale Raymond RBC Foundation Brian and Caitlin Reichart* Joseph and Patricia Reichart Barbara Reimann William and Kerrianne Rejevich John Repass Tony Rettig Stephen Ribaudo Sarah Rice Kenneth Richards Kenneth and Kyle Richards Brian and Carolyn Ridgway Taylor Ridgway James and Kathleen Ring Stephen Ring Franny Rock Danielle Romme James and Lucille Ronan Alcindor and Jacqueline Rosier Monique Roske

Daniel Rotrosen and Elizabeth Dugan The Honorable William and Ann Rowan Caroline Rowe Kevin and Joan Rowe Landon Royals Leslie Ruff Anne Ryan Carolyn Ryan John and Virginia Ryan Todd and Mipper Samperton Robert Sapunor Anne Sari Michael Scanlon Joseph Schaefer Jeff Schenkel Irv and Cheryl Schotz A. B. Scola William and Jane Scott Stephen Sebastian and Bridgit Stephen John and Susan Sedgewick Walter and Eileen Seglem John and Julie Sellinger Robert and Nancy Seward Margaret Sewell Cathleen Shannon Thomas and M. Shannon Shaun and Barbara Sheehan Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament Robert and Mary Shue Shulman Rogers Jane Simanis James Simpson Christopher and Denise Sintetos Angela Skoda Danuta Skrzypek Daniel Smith Matthew Smith Paul Snyder* Listi Sobba George and Peggy Sotos Maria Spina Sport Automotive Charles and Ellan Spring Conor Squier George and Kathryn Stadter Marty and Wendy Stanislav

Charles Steele and Elizabeth Mohr Jody Steppen Christopher Sterritt Erin Stevens Raymond and Lynn Stewart Stone Ridge-School of the Sacred Heart* Michael Stoto and Rosemary Chalk* David and Courtney Straus* Nicole Stroud Peter and Amy Sturtevant Thomas Sugrue Chris Sullivan Molly Sullivan Sean Sullivan Claudia Surprenant Emily Surprenant Steve and Susan Surprenant Sarah Swerdloff Gregory and Katherine Talbot Gregory and Mary Ann Taylor Christopher Themistos Dalton Thomas Lauren Thomas James and Katherine Thompson* Tierney Thompson James and Janet Timbie* Elizabeth Tordella Angela Tranquill John and Margaret Treseler

Margaret Tritschler* Virgina Tysinger Scott Umosella* United Health Group United Way of Central Maryland University of Scranton Stephen and Judith Urbanczyk Joseph and Mary Vaghi Valcourt Building Services Miriam Van Dyck Christopher Van Roijen Marisa Van Saanen Robert and Jessica Vartughian John and Joan Vatterott Eileen Vaughan Daniel and Peggy Veith Timothy and Teresa Veith Reginald and Lakesha Veney James and Brandie Verdone Erin Vickery Catherine Villareale Matthew Villareale Patricia Villareale Herman and Susan Viola* Frank and Sue Vita Lara Vycky Sheila Wainwright A. Robert and Joan Walsh Daniel Walsh

Joan Walsh Philip Ward and Claire Cunningham Barabra Watkins Susan Watson Cathy Weaver Philip and Bernadette Wells Amy Whitaker Clare Whitaker William B. and Sue Whitaker Mary Ellen Whitcomb* George and Katherine Whitehouse* Ann Wild* Stephen Wilkins Caroline Williams Daniel Williams Jeannette Williams Jacqueline Wilson Michael Wilson William and Mary Pat Wilson* Elizabeth Wilzbach Michael and Linda Winters Margaret Wood Robert and Cheryl Wood William Wood Robert and Linda Yahn* Tristan Zaia* Charles and Mary Zinsner Elizabeth Zubritsky Jay Zuckols and Mary Ward

SUSTAINING DONORS These benefactors align their passions with the Academy’s priorities, generating an incredible impact across WJA. We acknowledge these individuals and families who support our mission through endowments. ANONYMOUS SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT The donor is passionate about education and considered funding the start-up of a school to provide better educational opportunities for students. When he was introduced to the Washington Jesuit Academy, he realized that what he was dreaming of already existed with a successful track record. As a result, he and his family chose to endow a scholarship.

THE ANBRYCE SCHOLARSHIP Bea and Tony Welters grew up in difficult circumstances and after having built a successful business, they made it their mission to extend a helping hand to others in need. They have established a summer camp, after-school and Saturday leadership program, and extensive support programs at the college level. Their AnBryce Scholarship supports WJA students who have participated in their summer camp, after-school, or any of their foundation’s programs.

THE BERNASEK FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP In celebration of the Washington Jesuit Academy’s past success and bright future in providing a values-oriented education for students, Cathy and Brian Bernasek chose to endow a scholarship in 2015.

THE BRODNIK SCHOLARSHIP As longtime student sponsors at the Washington Jesuit Academy, Joan and Tim Brodnik chose to make their investment permanent by endowing a scholarship in 2007.

CLAIRE Z. CAREY, PH.D. FACULTY ENDOWMENT FUND When the Washington Jesuit Academy was formed, the MBNA Foundation and its founder Charlie Cawley chose to establish an endowment fund for faculty salaries in honor of Claire Z. Carey, a former dean of Georgetown College at Georgetown University.

THE CLARK CHARITABLE FOUNDATION ENDOWMENT At the direction of Courtney and Scott Pastrick, having witnessed first-hand WJA’s growth toward stability and sustainability, the Clark Charitable Foundation established the endowment to honor WJA’s countless benefactors and to inspire future confidence and investment in the mission of the Academy.

THE GERMAN ORPHAN HOME OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ENDOWMENT FUND This fund was established to provide support for science, art, and music programs at the Washington Jesuit Academy.

CECILIA H. GONZALEZ AND STEPHEN M. FOSTER SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT FUND Howrey LLP and Stephen Foster, both long-time student sponsors at WJA, established this endowment fund in memory of Stephen’s beloved wife and Howrey partner, Cecilia H. Gonzalez.

THE CIVITAS FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP FUND John Quigley has come to see education as key to an individual’s growth and advancement. He is a graduate of Georgetown University, where he was a Baker Scholar, and thereafter received degrees from Stanford and Columbia. He is committed to providing scholarship aid to those with a keen desire to pursue their education. John is delighted to see WJA have as a cornerstone a commitment to the Jesuit ideal of cura personalis.

SPONSORS Every student attends the Washington Jesuit Academy on a full scholarship. The following individuals and groups generously provide funding for a student to attend WJA each year. Each Sponsor or sponsorship group is paired with a specific student whom they meet and correspond with as the student progresses through his time at the Academy. CLASS OF 2020 STUDENT SPONSORS Anonymous Jennifer and Francis Chiaramonte Mary and Pat Dean Robin and Marshall Durston Dave Foley Diann and David Frantz Tony Glowacki Terry Boyer Groll and Michael Groll Shana and Todd Jacobus Lisa and Rodney Lawrence Michael Meyer Courtney and R. Scott Pastrick Chris Ruppert Mimi and Vincent A. Sheehy The Bob Kemp Memorial Scholarship The Invisible Hand Foundation Urgo Hotels & Resorts V & S Foundation (2 students)

CLASS OF 2020 STUDENT SPONSOR GROUPS CARPENTERâ€™S GROUP Sue and James Dann Sally Duran Joanne and Joe Guarriello* Lynda and Francis Horvath Barbara and David Kent Annamarie and William Licamele Raquel and Louis Licamele Claire and William Licamele Mary Ann and Marc Melkonian Mary Ann and John Montgomery Regina and John Stranix KB GROUP Kelly and Brian Baker Sandy and Ralph Blasey Barbara and David Bonfiglio

Maria and Fred Cornelius Catherine and Kevin Gallagher Laura and David Jacobin Rosanne and Paul McDermott Denise and Pat McGloon Terry and Michael McLaughlin* Katie and Dennis Mitchell Kris and Bill Rowan KNISE GROUP Patrice and Brian Kelly Kathi P. and Dan Knise* Ann McDaniel Mary and Bill Miossi MARTIN/MALLON GROUP Janice and Michael Cavanaugh Peter Cavanaugh Eileen and John Cotter Ellen and John Crowley Marian and Richard Dowling Susan and Randy Dyer Ann Dunleavy and Thomas Gannon Ann and David Holmes Carol and Michael Kelleher Barbara and Frank Mallon Betty and Herb Martin Aida and Francis McDonald Kathleen and Jack McKay Christine and John McLaughlin William Walsh MEN FOR OTHERS GROUP Megan and Dave Belford Beth and Matthew Boylan Mandy and Bryan Burke Florence and Joseph DiPietro Whitney and Timothy Gardiner Lindsay and Patrick Judge* Cathy and James Loftus Kevin Mann Isabelle and John McHugh

Terence McHugh Natalie and Dave Mehlbaum Patrick Mitchell Lizzy and Josh Ott Meghan and John Paleologos Megan and Edward Quinn Kristy and Keith Urgo PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS GROUP Sandra Aresti Laura and Matt Brockwell Robert and Cynthia Keehan Edward Machir Dionne and Pat McNamee Mary Ann and Fred Miller Kelly and Gary Nakamoto Cindy and John Oliver Charles Ritman Michelle and Michael Stork Meaghan and Christopher Stranix Kathryn and Michael Sutphin RAILEY GROUP Laura and Bryan Hawkins Louise and Shawn Hendon Barbara Rae and Brian Kelleher Kim and Michael McCarthy Arantza and Patrick Murphy Julie and Patrick Nalls Katherine and Jack Railey* RICHARD DUMAIS SCHOLARSHIP GROUP Richard Bernstein Geoffrey R.B. Carey Paul Chew David Churchill Paul Corbin Edward Dunn Eben Finney Michael D. Hankin

* Group leader

Tim Hathaway Stanard Klinefelter Mark Kodenski John Poulton* Kenneth Stuzin SHERIDAN GROUP Tara and David Della Rocca Stephanie and Daniel Lennon Rachel and Paul Sheridan*

CLASS OF 2021 STUDENT SPONSORS Patricia and Christopher S. Abell Anonymous Carolyn Brehm and Richard Boucher Joan and Michael Conley Nicole and Rich Dumais Denise and Peter Glassman Cindy and Theodore Hart Ann and John McAllister Mara Glaser McCahan and Daniel McCahan Jeanette and Thomas McHale Karen and Thomas Natelli Jill and David Paul Jaye and John Schissel Mary Spearing Joan and John Vassos

CLASS OF 2021 STUDENT SPONSOR GROUPS BUCHANAN/KAVANAGH GROUP Theresa and Thomas M. Buchanan Anthony P. Kavanagh CARROCCIO GROUP Courtney and Charles Carroccio Amanda and Christopher Carroccio Carolyn and Matthew Carroccio J.S. Carroccio Landscaping D’ANGELO/WOLF GROUP Tracey and Dean D’Angelo Michelle and Matt Wolf

DELANY GROUP Ashley and Jeremy Allen Hilary and William Bednarz Alana and Paul Choquette Christina Mattar and Brian Cooley Megan and Chris Darby Celine and Brendan Delany* Kristen and Michael Henehan Eleanor and Matt Hopkins Maryann and Nick Luongo Heather and Michael Kearns Athena and Greg Meyers Alicia Abell and Will Peppo Maureen and Michael Shuler Shannon and F. Lindsay Stroud Andrea and Gregory Tomasso Natalie Mitchell and Dan Tynan Erin and Bill Watts FILE/BALKAM/ADAMS GROUP Kerry and Patrick Adams Jane and Clifford Balkam Debbie and Jerry File FOOLS & ANGELS GROUP Patty and Michael Daniels Kelley and Bill Edelblut Kara and Craig Pittinger Mary Kay and John Savercool Suzie and Bill Squier* Iris and David Super HOLY CHILD BOARD GROUP Alicia and Brian Henneberry Chris Noel and Brett MacInnes Louise and Jeff O’Berry Kris and Bill Rowan KPB GROUP Anonymous Kathleen and Phillip Brady Nancy and Steve Perry LINN/CARMODY GROUP Emily and Roderick Carmody Catherine and Erik Linn

ROWAN/SULLIVAN/TAYLOR GROUP Kris and Bill Rowan George Sullivan Lisa and Reginald Taylor

CLASS OF 2022 STUDENT SPONSORS Nancy Elbin Abell AnBryce Scholarship Joy and Leonard J. Baxt The Blackburn Family Stacie and Louis Christopher Lisa Kazor-Christovich and Dan Christovich Sally Courtney/William and Jane Courtney Family Foundation The Floyd E. Davis Family Foundation / The Robert O. Scholz Foundation Elizabeth O. and Robert Flanagan Margaret Smith Ford and John Ford Maureen and Rick Grant Glading/Gallagher Group Lisa and Michael Hotchkiss Kaili and Praveen Jeyarajah Kate and Kevin May Rita and Dennis Meyer The Murty Family Charitable Fund Mary Alice and Thomas O’Malley The Francis and Kathleen Rooney Foundation Kathryn and John Quigley Karen Corbett Sanders and Daniel Sanders Kathy and Steve Spencer Anne and Dennis Sullivan Marisel and Tom Wilbur

CLASS OF 2022 STUDENT SPONSOR GROUPS BITTMAN/BOCCIA/GARDINER/ TREACY GROUP Ann and Robert Bittman Erin and Ralph Boccia Kerri and James Gardiner Kristin and Ed Treacy GEORGETOWN PREP CLASS OF 1986 GROUP Sonia Gupta Barros and Michael Barros Martin Brown Denise and Dennis DuFour

Cindy and Craig Holman Anne Marie and Tim Kirlin Candance and Chet Thompson THE KAPPAZ FAMILY Karen and Chris Donatelli Nuni and Ralph Fairbanks Chafica Kappaz Amarie and George Kappaz Laura and William Kappaz* LYNCH GROUP Devin and Mike Kerrigan Andrea and Thomas C. Lynch, Jr.* Thomas Lynch, Sr. Kate and Christopher Mundy

CLASS OF 2023 STUDENT SPONSORS The Anthony and Anna Carozza Foundation/ Maria Volpe Coakley & Williams Construction and Connie and Pat Caulfield Jennifer and Francis Chiaramonte The Delk Family Foundation Holy Trinity Catholic Church Debra and Michael Lindsay Marla and William F. Magner Tricia and Geoff Malloy The Salty Dog Classic Marcia Marsh and Pete Smith Robin Halsband and Jeremy Spector Stohlman Volkswagen and Subaru, Inc.

CLASS OF 2023 STUDENT SPONSOR GROUPS BENDER/WILLIAMS GROUP Ellen and Joseph Bender Megan and Ned Williams CARPENTER’S GROUP Sally Duran Joanne and Joe Guarriello* Lynda and Francis Horvath Michael Karam Barbara and David Kent Annamarie and William Licamele

Raquel and Louis Licamele Claire and William Licamele CASSADAY & COMPANY, INC. Kerry and Justin Harris Donika and Christopher Krell Lizzie and Christopher Young EBEL GROUP #1 Ashley and Brett Kavanaugh Meghan and Scott McCaleb Marcie and Bill Scott Thomas Scott EBEL GROUP #2 Anonymous (2) Mary Heather Sine and John F. Loome Lisa Hope and Kevin Loome Matan Family Foundation EBEL GROUP #3 Julie and Kevin Collins Paula Duke and Kevin Ebel Meg and Charlie Jones Rachel and James O’Hare ECKERT/KORZENIEWSKI GROUP Beth and Tom Eckert Dandy and Bob Korzeniewski GLADING/MOSKO GROUP Kelsey and Dan Glading Michael Mosko GONELLA GROUP Lulu and Geoff J. Gonella* Laurie and Tim Matthews Maria and Tom Roginski Amy Tejral and Michael Smith KB GROUP Kelly and Brian Baker Sandy and Ralph Blasey Maria and Fred Cornelius Catherine and Kevin Gallagher Laura and David Jacobin Eileen and Mike Maus Roseanne and Paul McDermott Denise and Pat McGloon

FORGING A CONNECTION | LOUISE O’BERRY Louise O’Berry first connected with the mission of WJA given her appreciation of Jesuit ideals defined by helping others and the importance of education. Now in her fourth year of the Sponsor program, Louise and her husband participate in a sponsor group and like to drop by the Academy for lunch. “We sponsor Cameron White (Class of 2021) and he’s a pretty special young man.” In addition to these lunches with Cameron, Louise regularly attends Back to School Night and the annual Sponsor Luncheon, and recognizes that the one-on-one interactions cultivate a meaningful experience. For Louise, the opportunity to not just help, but to forge a connection with a particular student like Cameron, is what sets the program apart and what allows it to be so impactful — both for the students and the Sponsors.

IMAGE: Sponsor Louise O’Berry and WJA student Cameron White bonding on campus.

Terry and Michael McLaughlin* Katie and Dennis Mitchell Louise and Christopher Slark MCALEER/GLADING GROUP Matt Glading Ysabel and Chas McAleer RAILEY GROUP Laura and Bryan Hawkins Louise and Shawn Hendon Barbara Rae and Brian Kelleher Kim and Michael McCarthy Arantza and Patrick Murphy Julie and Patrick Nalls Katherine and Jack Railey* ROBINSON GROUP Nicci and Joe Falcone Janet and Jon Korol Phoebe and Michael Manders Donna and Michael O’Neill Teresa and Chris Pappas Liz and Steve Robinson SHERIDAN GROUP Tara and David Della Rocca Stephanie and Daniel Lennon Rachel and Paul Sheridan* WOODS MIGHTY OWLS Maureen and Philip Dolan Susan and William Pappert* Peggy and George Sotos Wendy and Marty Stanislav The Woods Academy

CLASS OF 2024 STUDENT SPONSORS Anonymous Cathy and Brian Bernasek Mary and Steve Cassaday Meghan and Alex Cross The Galiani Family Lindsay and Pat Judge Lisa and Rodney Lawrence Genevieve Murphy Courtney and R. Scott Pastrick Kathryn and John Quigley Chris Ruppert

CLASS OF 2024 STUDENT SPONSOR GROUPS BODDY’S BUDDIES Barbara and Brian Casey Jeanne and Mike Ellis Bunny and Greg Lamb Jen and Greg Laubach Mary Anne and Kevin Virostek Joanne and Steve Virostek GROLL/BOYER GROUP Terry Boyer Groll and Michael Groll Leslie and Benjamin Boyer HOOPS FOR YOUTH FOUNDATION Hoops for Youth Foundation Kate Leonard, The Leonard Group OUR FRIENDS AT THE WOODS ACADEMY Missy and Doug Cooper* Shelia and Peter Flanagan Cathy and Sean Fromm Sally and Dave Iannarone Huda and Andrew Montemarano TEAM WJA Anonymous Scott Foreman Rebecca and Jeff Fuge Marion and John Madigan Mark Manniso Elaine and John Martin Meg and Keith Mayo Margaret Culotta Norton and Robert Norton Barbara Stohlman and Matt Rice* Eileen and Rick Rice Jeff Schenkel Marianne Stohlman Ann and Steve Wilson

CLASS OF 2025 STUDENT SPONSORS William Davin Ryan Eckert Diann and David Frantz Shana and Todd Jacobus Michael Meyer

Mimi and Vincent A. Sheehy V & S Foundation (2 students) Maureen and Douglas Webster

CLASS OF 2025 STUDENT SPONSOR GROUPS KNISE GROUP Patrice and Brian Kelly Kathi and Dan Knise Matt Knise Ann McDaniel Mary and Bill Miossi PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS GROUP 1 Cindy and Robert Keehan Ed Machir Dionne and Patrick McNamee Mary Ann and Frederic Miller Kelly and Gary Nakamoto Cindy and John Oliver Michelle and Michael Stork Kate and Michael Sutphin PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS GROUP 2 Sandra Aresti Laura and Matt Brockwell Thomas Holly William Lewis John McCardell Karl Sening Mary Lynn and James Shanahan Meaghan and Christopher Stranix TESKE GROUP Kathryn and Shep Abell Joanne and Robert Abbott Amy and Peter Dunne Judi Teske Grace-Marie Turner Marion and Stephen Tuttle

CONTRIBUTORS WJA LEGACY SOCIETY Members of WJA’s Legacy Society have notified the school of provisions in their estate plans to include a bequest to the Washington Jesuit Academy. In so doing, they help to ensure the WJA experience for future generations of students. Anonymous (3) C. Maury Devine David Courtis Kent Killelea William Licamele Anthony Medley Patricia L. Maher and Robert F. Reklaitis Matt Rice Ann Wild WJA has received a bequest from the estates of: Joan Riddler Challinor† E. Muriel O’Connor Lee† Brian K. Roberts† Jean Wilkowski†

MEMORIAL AND HONOR DONORS

In Honor of William Byron Edna and Griffin Vann Canada In Honor of DJ Callahan Anonymous

In Memory of James M. Fallon Maureen and Daniel Dalton Kenneth V. Dalton Peter Fallon

In Honor of Merry Cavanaugh Anonymous

In Honor of Margaret Smith Ford Gwyn and Nancy Ackland Memorial Fund Donna and Scott Redd

In Honor of Chris Chalke Brown Advisory

In Memory of Gilda Francesconi Dianne and Porter Lyon

In Memory of Ellen Coakley The Cornelius J. and Ellen P. Coakley Family Foundation

In Honor of Eileen Friedman Thomas Friedman

In Memory of Suzanne T. Colligan J. Kevin Colligan

In Memory of Tony Abell Phillip Fraas

In Honor of Denis Collins Collins Riley Fund

In Honor of Clifford Balkam James Ivany

In Honor of Sally Courtney Jane Keegan

In Honor of Michael Barry Anonymous

In Honor of James R. Dann Terri Dann Osborne

In Honor of Leonard J. Baxt Tamara Baxt Clemmons and John Ray Clemmons Stephanie Baxt-Gosling and David Gosling

In Memory of John R. Dugan Mary Ellen Whitcomb

In Memory of Peter Bonanno Nancy and Peter Bautz

In Honor of Rich Dumais Brown Advisory H. Spencer Everett, Jr.

In Memory of Catherine D. Gittings Tracy and David Gittings In Honor of Dan Glading Brown Advisory In Honor of Julie Guiffre Ann and Joseph Guiffre In Memory of Lindsey Gund Karen and Henry Greene In Honor of Danny Haley Rebecca Bestoso In Memory of Henry Haske Debbie and Jerry File In Memory of Don Hogan Ann Hogan

In Honor of Sean Johnson Andy Lieber

In Memory of Michael Picciano Martina and Raymond Benton

In Memory of Julie Southworth G. Marston Luce

In Memory of Michael Kadow Ann Marie and Donald Duggan Christopher Kadow

In Honor of Stephen J. Raeder Carter Evans

In Memory of Rev. Bernard A. Suppe, S.J. Judith and Robert Foley

In Memory of Clayton Railey Carter Bradshaw Louise Brawner Marguerite and Thomas Cosgrove Daniel Doyle William Duncan Patty and John Flynn Shirley Gooch Michael Hash Jane Johnston Eugene T. Kelley Alethea Martin Caroline and Steven Miller Lane Tapley and Stephen Munro Aspasia Oosterwijk Ellen Rajacich John Repass Anne Ryan Virginia Tysinger Sheila Wainwright Barbara Watkins Susan Watson Margaret Wood Cheryl and Robert

In Honor of Emily Surprenant Mary Chowdhury Susan and Steve Surprenant

In Honor of Brett Kavanaugh Jody Gessow In Memory of Bob Kemp Julie and Mike Kelly Cynthia and Daniel Ladd In Memory of Joseph F. Lamb Judy and Michael Callahan In Honor of Marla and William F. Magner Betsy and Ned Mandel In Honor of John McAllister Margaret and Phillip Mercorella In Honor of Thomas L. McCally Kimbery Pici In Memory of Christopher McGowen Allegra Chapman Clark Mica In Honor of Terry McMahon Kelly and Len Matthews In Honor of Jeffrey McMorris Jameille McMorris In Honor of Madga Mooers Magdalena and Don Mooers In Memory of Winifred Oâ€™Donnell Elaine Oâ€™Malley In Memory of Thomas Peters Celeste and Ray Biagini In Honor of Kathleen M. Phelan William Finnerty

In Memory of Gerald J. Tritschler Margaret Tritschler In Honor of William B. Whitaker Anonymous

In Honor of Donald Santarelli Dale and James Pinto

In Memory of Donna Zachariasiewicz Tina Banks Meg Barry Monica Basche Judith and Daniel DeBrandt Joanne Evans Linda and James Gillen Sharon Krevor-Weisbaum Margarett and Gary Kunz Nancy LaRuffa Sally MacKenzie Edward McHugh Christine and Allan Moore Norfolk Southern Foundation Tula Orum Sarah Rice Cheryl and Irv Schotz Danuta Skrzypek Ellan and Charles Spring Anne and R. Curtis Steele Thomas Sugrue Marisa Van Saanen Jeannette Williams Bob Zachariasiewicz Elizabeth Zubritsky Mary Ward and Jay Zuckols

In Memory of William F. Skoda Susan and Ted Barr Nancy Bergamini Giving Fund Karen Grubb Joseph Rapone

CFC Donors Ngoc Clark Donna Dickerson Kimberly Hurley Debbie Jackson

In Honor of Rey Ramsey Patricia and Joseph Reichart In Honor of Brian, Caitlin, and Eleanor Reichart Patricia and Joseph Reichart In Honor of Ann and William Rowan Jennifer and Michael Rowan

Owen Kirby Peter Lynch James Noonan Stephen Schaeffer Elizabeth Sellars Andrew Shih William Towell Christopher Wilson United Way Donors Anonymous Michelle Deneen Calhoun Earline Carter Doris and Charles Leeper Renee Morgan Carolyn West Sherith Maria Wilkins Michael Brien Wilson

MATCHING GIFTS The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation Chevron Matching Employee Funds ConocoPhillips Exxon/Mobil Foundation Freddie Mac Foundation LinkedIn Corporation Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Norfolk Southern Foundation The Omidyar Group RBC Foundation Select Equity Group Foundation UBS Painewebber Wiley Rein LLP

GIFTS IN-KIND Nancy Abell Deidre and Paul Adkins Alston & Bird LLP Boone & Sons Inc. CBRE The Children’s Charities Foundation Maria and Timothy Covell Bryan Davis Denise Gerrish Joanne and Joe Guarriello Jacqueline and Anthony Kane

Patrice and Brian Kelly Kathi and Dan Knise Tricia and Geoff Malloy Kristen and Warren McDaniel Denise and Pat McGloon Terry and Michael McLaughlin Jill and J. Paul McNamara Janine and George Myers Susan and Bill Pappert Perfect Settings, LLC Eileen and Rick Rice Ridgewells Catering Molly Shriver Patricia Tobin Westminster School

2019 WJA OPEN AND JESUIT GRIDIRON CLASSIC SPONSORS Title United Bank Gold Boone & Sons Cassaday & Company, Inc. CohnReznick Koons of Silver Spring Muha Family Foundation Ridgewells Catering The Williams Group at Morgan Stanley Private Wealth Management Silver Brown Advisory Capital City Events Doyle Construction Panera Bread Payroll Network RCM&D Sheehy Auto Stores V & S Foundation Bronze Asmar, Schor & McKenna, PLLC BakerHostetler Boland Caliber Home Loans Francis J. Collins Funeral Home

The Pastrick Family Palm Facility Services Print 1 Printing & Copying

VOLUNTEERS Marianne Brennan Ron Castaldi Mary Challinor Michael Kelleher Rich Landfield Kate May Peggy McCaig Kathleen McKay Rich Murray Kathy Warren Mary Ellen Whitcomb

COMMUNITY PARTNERS Buddy Bison / National Park Trust Capital Partners for Education College Greenlight DC Central Kitchen DC Greens DC Reads – Catholic University of America Georgetown Preparatory School Georgetown University School of Nursing and Health Studies Gonzaga College High School Higher Achievement Program Howard University Pediatric Occupational Therapy Program InSite Solutions Let’s Go Boys & Girls Mrs. Brennan’s School of Etiquette The Prevention of Blindness Society of Metropolitan Washington Ris Wendt Center for Trauma and Loss, Resilient Scholars Project

SPECIAL THANKS Pro bono legal counsel by Lerch, Early & Brewer, Chtd. Photography provided by Rod Lamkey, Sam Levitan, and Barbara Salisbury.

YOUR COMMITMENT TO WASHINGTON JESUIT ACADEMY TRULY ALLOWS US TO ADVANCE OUR MISSION. THANK YOU FOR RAISING YOUR HAND, SUPPORTING OUR MISSION, AND BETTERING THE LIVES OF OUR DESERVING STUDENTS.

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