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G I F T S

R E P O RT &

S T R AT F O R D

S T R E A M E R

Dear Friends,

When a building is constructed, the first work that is done is related to the foundation. Without a solid foundation, a building will not stand. The same concept applies to children and their education. Without a solid foundation on which to build as children grow, they cannot stand: Achievement gaps widen, self-esteem crumbles, and failure seems unavoidable.

At Stratford Friends School, we build that foundation with our students. I say “with,” because we do not hand it over to children, nor do they construct it on their own. Just as on a job site, constructing a foundation is a collaborative, team-based effort. Otherwise, it is not strong enough to withstand the pieces it will later hold.

Our teachers work with students to discover how their needs can best be met. That begins the foundation for learning. This is followed by layers of instruction, appropriate to the child’s ability and needs. As pieces are ever-carefully put into place, the foundation grows and strengthens. It becomes stable and unshakeable, strong enough to support the knowledge that is to come in high school.

Vital to this is an expectation—and one of the school’s core values—that I shared with our students on opening day—never give up. Not only do we expect our students to never give up, in turn, they expect us to never give up on them. Together we construct and strengthen the foundation that will hold their future.

MISSION

STATEMENT

LETTER FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOLStratford Friends School educates

elementary and middle school

students with language-based

and similar learning differences

through a structured, multisensory

program that celebrates students’

strengths, builds self-esteem, and

develops self-advocacy. Guided

by Quaker principles, the school

provides individualized attention

and instruction in an intimate,

caring environment.

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In order for Stratford Friends to lay that foundation with our students, we too need support and a strong foundation. Our foundation comes from you and your financial support of Stratford Friends. Without your gifts to the annual fund, we could not successfully do the great things we do with our students.

The current economic climate has made your gifts that much more important to us. We see the results of difficult economic times, yet you still give. And, we keep going—building and strengthening our foundation. And, we are still growing, each year enrolling more and more students. Your support makes this possible.

By supporting the annual fund, you directly impact the daily lives of our students. Likewise, your gifts demonstrate that our community cares. This not only matters in the day-to-day, practical sense, it also matters when we seek foundation and grant support for projects. Most recently, for example, we were fortunate to receive grant funding for our iPad initiative—every student and every teacher now has an iPad. This is just one example of the impact your gifts have on our students every day.

I sincerely thank you for your generosity toward Stratford Friends and ask that it continue. After all, we are not only building each child’s foundation for learning, we’re building the foundation for their future, the foundation for our future. And what’s more important than that?

Sincerely,

Timothy P. Madigan, Ph.D.

“Together we construct and strengthen the foundation that will hold their future.” - Tim Madigan

FOUNDERS’ CIRCLE ($5,000 & UP)Steven Berger & Laurie LoevnerWilliam C. & Laura BuckKristine DankenbrinkJohn & Sarah SchmaderSFS Parents’ Association

DIRECTORS’ CIRCLE ($2,500-$4,999)Edward & Lydia Driscoll

HEROES’ CIRCLE ($1,000-$2,499)James & Judy AllisonJackie V. BradyToni BushnellDavid L. & Rhonda CohenZachary & Mary DeCarloDavid & Kirsten FrazierSandra HowzeRobert & Elizabeth KrickDeann & Jon LichtensteinTimothy P. & Genevieve MadiganNararo FoundationCatherine Marshall & Michael PedrickDavid Hircock & Caroline PerryMiriam K. RothenbergPeter Brodfuehrer & Madge Rothenberg

Winnie Doyle & Paul Ryan, Jr.Edith A. Pearce & Todd B. SeeligElizabeth & Edward StoneDaniel & Cheryl StricklandGretchen & Henry VareG. Richard & Kathryn Wynn

TEACHERS’ CIRCLE ($500-$999)John & Elizabeth BarbisLaurie & Timothy ClarkPeter CommonsEverett Frank Legacy FundGeorgia FrielDavid HewittKruskal HewittLansdowne Monthly MeetingPerri A. & Kevin P. LewellenDiane LewisAbba & Cecile LichtensteinLisa & Gary OlsenChristopher PaladinoMark & Patty PlousisThe Jonathan E. Rhoads TrustChristopher & Lisa SlagerK. Shannon Spencer & Richard WallaceJohn & Kara Newell Wilkin

FRIENDS’ CIRCLE ($250-$499)Mark C. & Barbara W. AmstutzEugenie & James BeallRocco & Linda BianchiCarol-Ann BlackAlice & George ChittendenCarol CorsonRene & Margaret DonnardAndrea & Brian FoxWilliam F. & Maureen HendersonCharlene & David Hennessy, Jr.Mary Alice & Ian JamesA. William Kapler IIIWilliam & Louise KeaneDonald KidderDeborah & George KoutsiouroubasSharon LevyThomas & Denise MaleckiLucretia & Dennis MurphyNadia R. MurrayAndy PothJane & Larry RoombergRebecca Martin-Scull & William ScullJoanne SencindiverMary & Roy SimkinsPaul SteegeWilliam A. & Susan StrongFrancis & Julianne SullivanDonors’ names in bold represent

5 or more years of consecutive giving.

STRATFORD FUND LEADERSHIP DONORSSTRATFORD

FUND

DONORS

2011-2012

On behalf of all our students and alumni, we express our heartfelt thanks for your gift to the Stratford Fund.

Your gift makes a difference in the lives of all our students and helps build a solid educational foundation for learning.

Thank you for supporting our community.

DONORS’ CIRCLE(UP TO $249)Anonymous DonorKaren McGlynn-Allen & David C. AllenDavid & Holly AmblerNancy Colon & Andrew AndersonPhyllis BabcockRobert & Barbara BachmanSam Nosratbakhsh & Meg BackusJohn & Mary Jane BartemusJohn & Bernadette BaumgardnerNancy Ironside & James BeallKenneth & Marilyn BensonFrances & Joseph BordognaBoston Consulting GroupRonald BradyPaul BrinkDavid & Sue BrooksJames & Marygene BroussardRose Marie & Bernard BrunnerBuri-Moor Driben Animal HospitalEmily Corse & David ButterworthMonique Carter-BeckettJeanne & John CarulloElizabeth CaryGinny ChristensenGreg ClarkJane ClarkBen Cohen ‘99Kathleen ColliflowerMary & Joseph CondursoAlan CorbinEdwin CoxSpencer & Elize CoxeMayland D. CrossonRichard & Margaret Ann CrostaJeffrey & Barbara CulbertNeil & Betsey CullenPaula CullinanLetty Lee DahmeJohn & Peggy DanielJennie L. DavisKevin & Angela DavisNancy & Michael DavisCynthia Orr & Keith DayRobert & Ellen DeMarinisLynne & Frank DemmerlyRita & Donato DiAntonio

Rita J. DiAntonio ‘94Nancy F. DonaldsonAnne DowneyBenjamin DudleyPamela Haines & Charles EsserChristopher EvansRobert & Sylvia EvansJoan Strauss FeldmanMarilyn FlaglerDorothy FlanaganDan & Mary FloresEsty & Barbara FosterRosanne FoxHoward & Alison FrysingerJohn E. FrasconeSusan & David FurstCornell Garlington, Sr.Rita & Joseph GiannoneSara Gilpin ‘87Jeffrey Gluckman ‘91Susan McKelvey & Jeffrey GogginsGray & Janney GoodmanKatherine M. Gordon-ClarkRuth GreenbergerKatherine GregoryTracey & Ted GreinerRichard & Theresa GuffantiAudrey HaigJulia HainesCarol HammondHelen S. HardinJ. Barton HarrisonWesley Heilman IIIRobert & Joan Henderson Karen HenryDeni & Jeffrey HerbetkoSylvia Lee & Chuck HillisCynthia HoekstraG. R. HoffmanJeanne & Harry HughesRichard & Lesley HutchinsonW. Edwin JacksonJacob Joyce ‘96Chris & Karen JunkerJoan & Bill KaplerAustin Keane ‘92Alexandra KendrickMary KirkpatrickPatricia & John Klaus

Caroline M. KoosBob Krick ‘96Don & Cynthia KuespertJohn & Nancy LampmanSusan LarsonSebastien LayeRichard & Joyce LemayBonnie & Don LenhardHelen Lewis ‘89Sherman & Gloria LibmanDeann & Jon LichtensteinSally & Richard LightyChristopher & Cheryl LockardFred & Holly LockePeter LymanRichard LorahBarbara J. LorryJim & Shirley LoveSamuel & Constance MadaraDaniel F. Mahoney, Jr.Anthony & Judith MaloneHelen MannionShelley ManskyDana & Tabor MarshKetanah & Isaac MasonRebekah McCahanDeirdre & Andrew McDermottMargaret & Kevin McGlynnJoan McIlvaineRichard & Catherine MelbyAlexandra MerrickTiffany MiccoliRandal & Laurie MillerEllen MillickMarilyn MonacoRobert & Margaret MorrisMarjorie OgilvieFrank Okey Sandy & Bob OlsonJean & John OwensElsie & Michael PacilioJoyce & John PardieuSusan ParulskiWendy PecorellaMichael & Ann PelbergWilliam S. PillingPriscilla PorchBill & Judy PyleRoger & Mary Randall

David RehDorothy M. ReichardtShirley A. ResnickMichael & Genevieve RitzmanDr. & Mrs. Jonathan E. Rhoads, Jr.Nathan & Susan RobfogelBruce RosboroughJamie RosipSandra & Majid SadeghiClara & George SalloomRebecca SampleKathy & Mark ScheerJohn & Kay SchmaderRichard & Lee SchultzCecily & Geoffrey SellingAndrew & Kristen SencindiverMichael & Laura SencindiverDonna ShellePete ShickelChristine Friel & Ian ShipwayDeborah T. & Leroy E. Simpson, Jr.Edith SimpsonMary Jane SmedleyLucille & Chapman SmithJune SmithEdgar SollenbergerChristian A. SorensonDawn SosangelisEd & Liz SpencerSabrina SquatritoHerman & Anita SteinSusan StoneMary Anne Sullivan-ScottTargetLetty & Bruce ThallGeorge & Marilyn ThomasRobert & Nancy ThompsonJane ThorumCharles & Barbara TourtellotteJane & Russell TredinnickJudy TuretskyMartin TuzmanJohn Van SteenwykJoanne VienerYvonne WagnerAllan & Margaret WaltersKaren Wisnia & Kirk WattlesAileen WardHarold Wausat

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Millie & Bill WelshJoan WengerAnne & Wayne WhitehouseElizabeth & Wayne WhitehouseFrederic & Frances WilburKathy WolfeJoan & John WurzelValerie Yoder

IN MEMORIAMDr. G. Virginia Upton Dr. Alan Corbin

Frank LewisDaryll May’s FatherNancy Ring’s sister-in-law, JillEddie SchaitkinMitchell & Shirley Williams’ son Shirley Resnick

Paige Victor Sencindiver Jeanne & John Carullo Robert & Barbara Bachman John & Bernadette Baumgardner Frank Berman Kenneth & Marilyn Benson Buri-Moor Driben Animal Hospital Mary & Joseph Condurso Edwin Cox Richard & Margaret Ann Crosta Neil & Betsey Cullen Angela & Kevin Davis Nancy & Michael Davis John & Peggy Daniel Lydia & Edward Driscoll Robert & Sylvia Evans Marilyn & Phil Flagler Esty & Barbara Foster

Susan McKelvey & Jeffrey Goggins Audrey Haig Carol Hammond Wesley Heilman III Robert & Joan Henderson Jeanne & Harry Hughes W. Edwin Jackson A. William Kapler III Jean & Bill Kapler Alexandra Kendrick Mary Kirkpatrick Patricia & John Klaus Deborah & George Koutsiouroubas John & Nancy Lampman Richard & Joyce Lemay Bonnie & Don Lenhard Sally & Richard Lighty Christopher & Cheryl Lockard Richard Lorah Samuel & Constance Madara Daniel F. Mahoney, Jr. Shelley Mansky Margaret & Kevin McGlynn Richard & Catherine Melbye Robert & Margaret Morris Lisa & Gary Olsen Sandy & Bob Olson Jean & John Owens Christopher Paladino Joyce & John Pardieu Bruce Rosborough Rebecca Sample Joanne Sencindiver Andrew & Kristen Sencindiver Laura & Mike Sencindiver Liz & Chris Sencindiver

Mary Jane Smedley Lucille & Chapman Smith Herman & Anita Stein George & Marilyn Thomas Charles & Barbara Tourtellotte Gretchen & Henry Vare Aileen Ward Harold Wausat Millie & Bill Welsh Frederic & Frances Wilbur

Stephen Strickland ‘94 Daniel & Cheryl Strickland

Arlene Sollenberger Edgar Sollenberger

Leonard Treash John & Mary Jane Bartemus

Boston Consulting Group David & Sue Brooks Jane Clark Greg Clark Kathleen Colliflower Lydia & Edward Driscoll Dorothy Flanagan Richard & Lesley Hutchinson Chris & Karen Junker Peter Lyman Anthony & Judith Malone Frank Okey Susan Parulski David Reh Nathan & Susan Robfogel Edith Simpson Sabrina Squatrito Joanne Viener

Mr. & Mrs. John Keane William & Louise Keane

HONORARIUMSBenjamin Brodfuehrer ‘01 Miriam K. Rothenberg

Ben Cohen ‘99Miriam Heller’s Grandchildren, Max & SarahRose Lichtenstein’s Great Grandaughter, Penny Shirley Resnick

Jonathan Crumpler Robert & Elizabeth Krick

Dorothy Flanagan Fred & Holly Locke Deborah T. & Leroy E. Simpson, Jr.

Simon Friel-Shipway Georgia Friel

Matthew Gaye Sherman & Gloria Libman

Julia Haines Roseanne Fox

Julia Haines and Roseanne Fox Benjamin Dudley

Robert Morris Krick Letty Lee Dahme

Debbie Koutsiouroubas Jane & Russell Tredinnick

Nate Lichtenstein Abba & Cecile Lichtenstein

Anne Pedrick ‘05 Catherine Marshall & Michael Pedrick

Clark Randall ‘01 Roger & Mary Randall

Billy Schmader John & Kay Schmader

All the SFS teachers, administrators & board members Mary & Roy Simkins

Ellie Slager Jim & Shirley Love

Marco Van Steenwyk Everett Frank Foundation

Katie Wurzel Joan & John Wurzel

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A MESSAGE

FROM THE

CLERK OF THE

BOARD

In last year’s annual letter, it was noted that the Board partners with the administration in planning the school’s long-term future. Tim and his staff with the support of the faculty have prepared and presented a strategic vision for the school over the next five years. This document not only provides high level direction but describes specific actions to be completed in this school year that are aligned with achievement of the school’s longer term objectives.

As an illustration, our long-term vision recognizes that we need to extend the reach of our services and thoughtfully grow the student population while maintaining the learning environment that makes our school so effective. We can achieve this growth, in part, by now improving our marketing and communication of the specific and unique value we can provide to those targeted groups in the community who need our services.

Also noted in last year’s letter were areas in which your Board of Trustees recognized it needed to make improvements, one of which was the stewardship of members of the community who may be interested in serving on our Board. Last spring we made structural changes in the operation of the board, reducing the number of meetings, entrusting more responsibilities to our five standing committees, and clarifying the role of a Trustee. Current Board members are now actively engaged in a process to ensure that the school will have the right board membership to support its mission over the long term. It remains our expectation that you will see the benefits of this effort in the coming year.

Paul Ryan, Clerk of the Board of Trustees Parent of Thomas Ryan ‘95

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The school year 2011-12 saw the start of several new student traditions and social events, including:

• Monthly Meeting for Business • All-school Video Tournament • Afterschool Movie for Blue, Green, Purple & Red Teams • An Ice Cream Social for Yellow Team and Middle School • A Middle School Dance

Planning has begun for these events this year.

Moving Forward with New Traditions

As an off shoot of this year’s new Meeting for Business, a social event planning committee was born. One of the first ideas to come from this committee of Middle School students was to host a dance, complete with a live DJ.

The committee decided to open the event to similar, local schools Woodlynde, Hilltop, and Delaware Valley Friends School. Faculty and staff came to chaperone and helped students raise funds to cover costs by selling soda, pizza, chips, and other snacks. A great time was had by all and plans are underway for the next dance.

Alumni Day, April 2012, at Stratford Friends was quite the event this year! New to the schedule, the school hosted the first-ever Alumni vs. Faculty Face-Off Kickball game.

After a short campus tour led by Middle School tour guides, the entire school took to the fields.

With current students cheering on the sidelines, the Alumni took an early lead and were able to hold off the faculty, eventually winning the game 12—9.

We love having our alumni visit and hope to see you all back at school soon! Check the Stratford Friends Facebook page and school website for updates on school events!

1st Annual Middle School Dance

1st Annual Alumni vs. Faculty Kickball Game

Extracurricular Activities2011-12 saw the introduction of several new afterschool clubs and

an all-school choir. The Chess Club was run by Head of School, Teacher Tim. This was so popular that it will again be offered on a year-round basis! Drama Club was run by parent Mary Simkins. Not only did the students practice their acting skills but they also collaborated on a short play that was performed for the student body! The Tennis Club was run by parent David Furst, and Gym Club was run by parent Dana Mullaney. Yoga Club was headed by Alex Merrick, Development Office.

The newly formed choir was an elective activity led by Music Teacher Julia. Students meet every Friday to practice singing while expanding their repertoire, learning dance moves and improvisations. Students faced their fears of performance as they prepared for the holiday concert, the spring concert, and by performing outside the school at Garrets’ Way. Weekly rehearsals during the last period on Fridays were a great way to end the week. Afterschool clubs for fall 2012 include: • Drama Club with parent Mary Simkins (for Red, Yellow

and Middle School)• Cookie Club with parent Jane Roomberg• Art Club with Teacher Sara (Green, Purple, and Red Teams)• Chess Club with Teacher Tim (Red, Yellow, and Middle School

Also being offered are two new sporting activities: a Cross Country Team open to all students coached by Teacher Tim, and a Soccer Club for Yellow Team and Middle School students coached by parent Andy McDermott!

New Venue for Golf OutingLast fall, October 2011, we hosted the 22nd Annual Golf

Outing at a new venue—Radnor Valley Country Club. The day was beautiful and the venue was appreciated by all participants. We raised a record amount for scholarship through sponsorships and players.

Thank you to the many players, sponsors, and volunteers. We hope to see you again at Radnor Valley, October 15, 2012, for the 23rd Annual Golf Outing. This year’s event is raising funds for our new iPad initiative.

In June, we celebrated the first class to graduate from the Middle School. The excitement was felt all year, as a committee of parents, faculty, staff, and board members meet throughout the year to plan the special event.

Graduation began with Meeting for Worship, a time that family and friends used to praise the graduates, to reflect on student experiences and growth at SFS, and to express their gratitude to Stratford Friends for making such an impact on students’ lives.

Also on the program were several impressive instrumental and vocal performances by graduating students, choreographed and led by Music Teacher Julia Haines.

Admissions Director, Gretchen Vare, recognized this year’s group of Student Tour Guides, honoring them with a certificate for their dedication and service to SFS.

As is the long-held tradition at SFS graduations, each student received an anagrammatic poem — based on their name — and composed by the faculty and staff. Each poem offers insight into each student’s unique gifts and characteristics.

Head of School Tim Madigan presented each student with a traditional diploma, and each 8th grade student gave a farewell speech that had been well-prepared and practiced with the help of Teachers Nancy Ironside and Kathy Wolfe.

Presentation of diplomas was followed by a luncheon for all graduates, their families and guests, and SFS faculty and staff. During lunch, the 8th graders presented a video montage of their memories and experiences at Stratford Friends.

It was a moving graduation, full of joy and pride for students’ many accomplishments and a few tears as students’ prepared to leave the beloved halls of Stratford for new schools, new experiences, and new friends.

We look forward to hearing from our newest alumni, the Class of 2012, and seeing them at our next alumni event and on Stratford’s Facebook page. Stay connected! We miss you already.

The First 8th Grade Graduation!Grandfriends’ Day In May, more than 100 grandparents and very important friends came to experience life at Stratford Friends with their favorite student(s). Visitors enjoyed tea and cookies and a presentation about our Math Program by Teacher Debbie Koutsiouroubas. Students and guests spent time in their classrooms, showing off their teachers, friends, and favorite activities. It was a great day for sharing!

Parents’ Association 23rd Annual Auction The Parents’ Association hosted the 23rd Annual Auction at Paxon Hollow Country Club in March. The event was a great success thanks to the endless help and support from our Auction Chair Mary DeCarlo, Auction Committee—including Chris Friel, Lia Gorman, Maureen Henderson, Tom Malecki, Edith Pearce, and Sarah Schmader, SFS parents, faculty and staff.

The auction had several new additions that contributed to this year’s success:

• A live band performed during cocktails and silent bidding, • A video featuring students and staff was shown before the start of the live auction • Childcare was provided at the school for auction attendees.

With a great display of silent and live auction items, Stratford Friends held the most successful auction ever, raising more than $25,000!

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Faculty & Staff MilestonesOne of the many strengths of Stratford Friends School

is our hard-working, dedicated, and experienced staff. Please join us in celebrating the following faculty milestones in 2012:

30 Years of Service • Richard Schultz, Yellow Team & Woodworking Teacher • Mickey Rowe, Physical Education & Health Teacher

20 Years of Service • Dave Allen, Red Team Teacher • Sandy Sadeghi, Green Team Teacher

10 Years of Service Kathy Wolfe, Middle School Teacher

5 Years of Service • David Butterworth, Director of Technology • Kelly Cunningham, Green Team Teacher • Alex Kendrick, Yellow Team Teacher • Patty Plousis, Blue, Red Team and Middle School Teacher

Service Learning Integral to Life at SFSThroughout the school year, students and staff participate in a

wide variety of service learning activities. Students quickly recognize that if everyone helps just a little, we can make a big difference in the lives of many. Thanks to our many volunteers who help carry out these important activities:• MLK Day — 400 lunches provided for the Life Center of

Delaware County• Monthly dinner casseroles for the Life Center of

Delaware County, Upper Darby• Delaware County Kids Helping Kids program • Unity Day fundraiser for India bicycle program • Fundraiser for Camp Darkwaters • Birdhouses and tree planting at Brandywine Conservancy • Gift program at Garrett’s Way• Halloween candy drive for children

in homeless shelters

On the last weekend of September, we held the annual Family Fall Event and our 1st Annual 5k Race/Walk at Ridley Creek State Park. Our first ever 5K race/walk was well attended by family, friends, faculty and staff. The race course was lined with families and friends who did not run/walk but were there to cheer on the participants and show their support for Stratford Friends.

The Annual Family Fall Event took place immediately after the 5k Race/Walk. The event had a great turnout as well and the attendees enjoyed delicious food contributed by SFS families. Fun activities included gourd painting, sack races, a tug rope, and a soccer game led by some SFS parents. The kids enjoyed winning prizes from the Plinko Game and many are now sporting Stratford Friends water bottles and drawstring bags!

Thank you to everyone who was able to attend and support the 5k Race/ Walk and the Fall Event. We had a great time, mingling and building new friendships within our community!

Family Fall Event 2012 & 1st Annual 5K Race/Walk

Pictured from left to right: Teacher Sandy,

Teacher Richard, Teacher Mickey and

Teacher Dave

Scholarship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $265,560 Financial aid for families with demonstrated need

Teacher Compensation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $297,378 To supplement teacher salary expenses

E . Marshall Scholarship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $116,481Financial aid for children of color

Tyson Scholarship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $77,840Financial aid for Quaker families

General Operating Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $31,956Reserve funds distributed at discretion of School Board

Summer Teacher Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . $27,930For summer projects that enhance teachers’ effectiveness

R . Hewitt Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $32,237For general operations

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SFS ENDOWMENTS . . . . . . . . $849,382 (Market values as of June 30, 2012)

GIVING TO THE STRATFORD FUND

Parents & Grandparents . . . . . .35%

School Board of Trustees . . . . 28%

Faculty & Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5%

Quaker Community . . . . . . . . . . .3%

Alumni & Alumni Families . . . .10%

Other Donors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19%

VOLUNTARY SUPPORT 2011-2012

Stratford Fund$117,900

Capital Gifts $103,370

Parents’ AssociationSpecial Events$25,840

Golf Outing 2011$19,100

$266,210

SUMMARY OF GIFTS

2011-2012

OPERATING INCOMETotal $3,003,839

5%

9%

1%

85%

Tuition & Fees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,556,894

Voluntary Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $266,210

Auxiliary Programs & Services . . . . $144,495

Investment Income . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $36,240

OPERATING EXPENSESTotal $2,813,746

Education & Auxiliary Program & Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,202,126

Physical Plant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$264,972

Financial Aid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$346,648

12.3%

9.4%

78%

HEAD OF SCHOOL TIMOTHY P . MADIGAN, PH .D . tmadigan@stratfordfriends .org

DEAN OF STUDENTS LISA OLSEN

lolsen@stratfordfriends .org

DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS GRETCHEN VARE

gvare@stratfordfriends .org

DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATE LYDIA DRISCOLL

ldriscoll@stratfordfriends .org

DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATE ALEX MERRICK

amerrick@stratfordfriends.org

DESIGNER VAL YODER

www .valerieyoder .com

PHOTOGRAPHY BY Gretchen Vare, Alex Merrick & SFS Staff

BOARD OF TRUSTEESJohn Barbis

Alice ChittendenKate Kidder DoerrEdward F . Driscoll

John Innelli*Asher Kemp ‘82*

Robert KrickSusan Larson

Madge RothenbergPaul Ryan, ClerkJohn SchmaderSusan Stone*

Julianne SullivanG . Richard Wynn

* Departing Members

• This report reflect gifts made between July 1, 2011 and June 30, 2012 .

• If an error or omission has been made in re-porting your gift, we apologize and ask that you contact the Development Office.

• Please send address corrections to amerrick @stratfordfriends .org .

• Stratford Friends School is accredited by the PA Association of Independent Schools .

Stratford Friends School does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color, religion, national or ethnic origin, or sexual orientation in admis-sions and financial aid programs nor in the administration of its educational program .

2 Bishop Hollow RoadNewtown Square, PA 19073

Phone: 610-355-9580 www .stratfordfriends .org

2 Bishop Hollow RoadNewtown Square, PA 19073 www.stratfordfriends.org

“Children are the world’s most valuable resource and its best

hope for the future.”— John F. Kennedy

WAYS TO GIVE TO STRATFORD FRIENDS • Cash or check

• Donate online at www.stratfordfriends.org

• Gifts of appreciated stock

• Matching gifts from your employer

• Charitable gift annuities & charitable trusts

• Life insurance policy; name Stratford Friends as the beneficiary

• Bequests—Join the 1976 Society when you name Stratford Friends in your will

• Make a United Way Pledge, Southeastern PA #4793

• Participate in the PA EITC Program

For more information, call the Development Office at 610-355-9580 or visit www .stratfordfriends .org .

2 Bishop Hollow Road • Newtown Square, PA 19073Phone: 610-355-9580 • www.stratfordfriends.org