EMILY KRZYZEWSKI CENTER

ANNUAL

REPORT 2014

BUILDING SCHOLARS — CHANGING LIVES

Th e Emily K Center, a nonprofi t organization in Durham, was established in 2006 and named in honor of Coach Mike Krzyzewski’s mother, Emily. Our mission is to inspire students to dream big, act with character and purpose, and reach their potential as leaders in the community.

Th e Center’s K to College programs serve academically focused students in out-of-school programming designed to help them achieve in school, gain entry to and graduate from college, and break the cycle of poverty in their families. In addition to off ering K to College programs, the Center serves thousands of students and community members monthly through the use of our multipurpose rooms, gymnasium, and performance stage.

OUR MISSION

A MESSAGE FROM OUR LEADERSHIP

“When I see our kids, I see me. I was a kid in the inner city who needed

education and opportunity, and there were people there to help.”

– Mike Krzyzewski, Board Chair

Was there a moment in your life when making the most of the right opportunity made all the diff erence? “Opportunity” is a word we have used often here since the Emily K Center opened in 2006. In fact, the genesis of the Center is rooted in that very word. Founder Mike Krzyzewski, a fi rst generation college student himself, heeded his mother Emily’s advice to attend West Point. Could saying “yes” to that opportunity — and becoming Emily’s fi rst college success story — have been any more important?

Every success story here at the Center is just as meaningful. Th e 180 K to College students we served this year acted as leaders in their schools and communities. Th ey pursued the dream of attending college like the life-changing opportunity that it represents. Our Scholars to College program enrolled more students than ever before, and our seniors graduated high school with a 100% college enrollment rate for the third consecutive year. Beyond our K to College programs, the Center continued to serve as a resource for our community more broadly. Th ousands of community members made the Center a hub for educational, recreational, and civic programs.

Your commitment to the Center helps create these opportunities — both for our students and our community. We couldn’t be more proud or thankful for your support.

Best regards —

Adam Eigenrauch

Executive Director

SCHOLARS TO COLLEGE PIONEER SCHOLARS

1ST– 8TH GRADE

Th e Pioneer Scholars program develops a strong foundation of academic skills in elementary and middle school students to ensure readiness for success in a college-preparatory high school curriculum.

YEN is a 4th grade student at Lakewood Elementary and is a straight-A student. She is in her second year of Pioneer Scholars and welcomed her three sisters to the program in the fall. During the summer, she participated in Summer Scholars and the Emily K Center Drama Camp’s production of Mulan.

þ 80 Pioneer Scholars students were served, two of whom were 8th graders who initially enrolled as 1st graders when the Center opened.

þ Each student engaged in 550 hours of academic skills instruction. Students also participated in 7 on-site enrichment programs and 2 summer camps.

þ Students represented 14 public schools, 4 charter schools, and 1 private school.

þ 2 out of 3 Pioneer Scholars engaged in leadership activities in their schools and community.

þ 85% of Pioneer Scholars students will be the fi rst in their families to complete a college degree.

þ 77% of Pioneer Scholars performed above their grade level equivalency in math or reading.

2014 PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS:

Th e Scholars to College program ensures that academically focused high school students realize success in and out of school, ultimately developing into graduating seniors who are self-assured, scholarship-eligible, and college-ready.

JAYLYN is a sophomore at City of Medicine Academy, the school he chose to attend because of his interest in becoming a trauma surgeon. He pursued this interest further at the Broyhill Leadership Camp and the Public Health Symposium at UNC Chapel Hill over the summer. He is also the Historian and Website Developer for the Health Occupation Students of America Club at his school.

9TH –12TH GRADE

þ 85 Scholars to College students were enrolled, a 30% increase over 2012-2013.

þ Each student engaged in 102 hours of individualized college and career counseling and SAT preparation.

þ Students represented 10 public schools, 1 charter school, and 2 private schools.

þ Students participated in 156 individual academic, volunteer, and career exploration programs during the summer.

þ 82% of Scholars to College students will be the fi rst in their families to complete a college degree.

þ 100% of seniors graduated from high school and were accepted to college, earning $781K in scholarships and grants.

2014 PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS:

YEN is a 4straight-A student. She is in her second year of and welcomed her three sisters to the program in the fall. During the summer, she participated in Summer Scholars and the Emily K Center Drama Camp’s production of

is a sophomore at City of Medicine Academy, the school he chose to attend because of his interest in becoming a trauma surgeon. He pursued this interest further at the Broyhill Leadership Camp and the Public Health Symposium at UNC Chapel Hill over the summer. He is also the Historian and Website Developer for the Health Occupation Students of America Club at his school.the Health Occupation Students of America Club at his school.

BUILDING SCHOLARS — CHANGING LIVES

SCHOLARS ON CAMPUS

COLLEGE

Th e Scholars on Campus program provides our high school graduates with comprehensive planning and relationship-based support to ensure that they successfully transition to higher education and take full advantage of the resources available to them on campus.

TANAZJA is a GSK Opportunity Scholar at North Carolina Central University and is working toward her goal of becoming a registered dietician. She mentors students at Riverside High School, her alma mater, and was chosen by America’s Promise to participate as a panelist at a national summit held in Washington, D.C.

þ 15 Scholars on Campus students were enrolled.

þ Students participated in individualized academic advising, career counseling, and family support programs as well as 3 goal-setting sessions, 5 virtual meetings, and a campus visit by Center staff .

þ Students represented 11 in-state and 2 out-of-state colleges and universities.

þ 100% of students attended college immediately after high school graduation; 78% of students attend a four-year institution.

þ 93% of students are still enrolled in college and are on course for an on-time graduation.

þ 6 students completed their sophomore year and are now part of the K to College Alumni Network.

2014 PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS:

Facility Partnerships maximize the Center’s impact by utilizing our building as a home and resource for nonprofi ts, schools, and organizations as they serve students and community members, coordinate their eff orts, and host meetings and events.

þ 67 Facility Partners utilized the Center last year, 24% of which were new partnerships.

þ Th e Center was the primary home for 19 of these organizations and served as the incubator site for 5 new programs.

þ 100% of partners surveyed said that working with the Center allowed them to expand their programs and increase the number of community members impacted.

þ In a typical week, partners utilized the building for 67 hours and served more than 1,400 community members.

þ 48% of partners used the Center to run their own program, 31% hosted events, and 21% held planning meetings.

þ Th e Center provided space for free to 61 Facility Partners last year; 93% of partners surveyed agreed that partnering with the Center allowed them to minimize their expenses.

2014 PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS:

summit held in Washington, D.C.summit held in Washington, D.C.

BUILDING SCHOLARS — CHANGING LIVES

FACILITY PARTNERS

1in9 • AmeriCorps • Ana Inocencio Zumbathon • ArtsConnect • BANA Bootcamp • Battle of the Badges • Bridges Pointe Sickle Cell Foundation – Durham • Brimstone Duke Men’s Ultimate • Building Opportunities and Overtures in Science in Technology (BOOST) • Burch Avenue Neighborhood Association (BANA) • Chapel Hill-Carrboro YMCA • Citizen Schools • CJ Wilson Hoops Academy • Community Empowerment Fund • Th e Cookery • Crazies who Care • D3 Community Outreach • Darkness to Light • Duke Hockey • Duke School • Duke Sickle Cell Center • Duke University Project BUILD • Durham Central Market • Durham Collaborative • Durham Community Land Trustees • Durham Early Head Start • Durham Literacy Center • Durham Nativity School • Durham Police Department • Durham Symphony Orchestra •

DurhamCares • eMerging Entrepreneurs, Inc. • EVOLVE Mentoring • Females Excelling More in Math, Engineering, and Science (FEMMES) • First in Families of North Carolina • Fuqua’s Day in Durham • Th e Girls Club • Th e Girl Scouts • Greater Durham Black Chamber of Commerce • Healthy Start Academy • Hoop City U • i9 Sports • Immaculata Catholic School • Immaculate Conception Catholic Church • Inspire MEdia • Th e Justice Th eater Project • Kidznotes • Knights of Columbus • Latasha Brown Basketball • Th e Links, Inc. • Meredith College • Movement of Youth • National Pan-Hellenic Council • NC Swarm • Playworks North Carolina • SAT Smart Start • SaySo, Inc • Southside Homes • Take the Field • Technology Without Borders • Triangle Community Foundation • Triangle Independent Schools Consortium • Tyreic E. Hemphill Scholarship Fund • UNC One State One Rate • Urban Leadership Lab • USA Ultimate • USports Consulting

2013-14 FACILITY PARTNERS

SOURCES OF INCOME

Each winter, Scholars on Campus students return to the Center to lead a panel discussion for our high school students. Th ey off er personal insights and advice about making the most of high school and answer Scholars to College students’ questions about the college experience.

K to College students and their parents convene at the Center for orientation at the start of the academic year. Th is event provides an opportunity for families to learn about their program and establish relationships with the program staff who they will be working with throughout the year.

PIONEER SCHOLARS 29%

SCHOLARS TO COLLEGE 40%

EVENTS 33%

PROGRAMS AND RENTALS 5% SCHOLARS ON CAMPUS 3%

OPERATING FUNDING SOURCES

Rental and Program Income

Contributions

In-Kind Contributions

Investment Income

Total Income

OPERATING EXPENSES

Programming

Fundraising

Management and General

Total Expenses

OTHER NET ASSETS (June 30, 2013) (June 30, 2014)

Operating Fund and Reserves

Maintenance Reserve

Total Endowment Funds

Liabilities

$73,550

$1,490,126

$197,991

$256,431

$1,937,098

$1,271,903 $1,438,690

$265,998 $285,185

$1,646,445 $1,873,746

$0 $0

$1,276,333

$208,248

$162,423

$1,647,004

PROGRAM EXPENSES

Th e Center prides itself on providing K to College students and families with outstanding educational programming. During the year, our core program components are supplemented with a range of opportunities and experiences that further benefi t the students and families we serve.

YEAR IN REVIEW

Th e Center is committed to transparency and healthy fi nancial stewardship. We continue to build diverse funding sources, plan for long-term sustainability of our facility, and position ourselves for the continued growth of our programs. Detailed fi nancial statements are available on our website.

PIONEER SCHOLARS

INDIVIDUALS 40%

FOUNDATIONS 8%

CORPORATIONS 14%

BUILDING SCHOLARS — CHANGING LIVES

Career Exploration Night is an opportunity for Scholars to College students to have a round-table conversation with professionals to learn

about their careers and career pathways. Th ese volunteers provide a unique perspective as they discuss their daily job responsibilities and

their educational and professional background with students.

FINANCIAL OVERVIEW

FACILITY PARTNERSHIPS 28%

LEADERSHIP CIRCLE$25,000+

AnonymousLaura and John BarkerKathy and Jim DahlTroy DixonF.M. Kirby FoundationJustin GmelichRichard HoseaBilly HultJeanie and Robert IngramMartha and Bruce KarshMickie and Michael KrzyzewskiMax J. and Winnie S. Rosenshein FoundationPatrick McMahonRita and Gerry MusanteNancy Seaman and Alan SchwartzValeant Pharmaceuticals International, Inc.Calvin Van RulerMaggie and Ashok Varadhan

VISIONARY $10,000 - $24,999

AnonymousCarlisle & Gallagher Consulting Group, Inc.Randy ChenEntrust Capital ManagementStephanie and Michael FerdmanTamara and Dan FordJane and Parks FreezeJason GoldblattSara Blakely and Jesse ItzlerJennifer and Ezra KucharzLeadership Team Development, Inc.The Mary A. and John M. McCarthy FoundationOAL FoundationRitu and Parag PandeAbi and Fred PerpallGunnar PetersonRogers Family FoundationRTI InternationalJoshua SamuelsonMichelle and Steve SerckTriangle Community Foundation Send a Kid to Camp ProgramWells Fargo Bank, N.A.Susan and Jim YuschakEllie and Michael ZieglerAerin and Eric Zinterhofer

CHAMPION $5,000 - $9,999

100 Mile Man Partners, LLCSara and Ranjit AhluwaliaBank of America Charitable Foundation, Inc.Cynthia and Marvin BarnesWendy and Jay BilasGeorge BodenheimerSusan and Michael BundyC.M. Herndon FoundationKathy and Doug CollinsDEBLIN, INC.Brenda and Dan DevinJane and Tom DimmigSarah and Mike DunleavyFidelity InvestmentsFox Family Foundation, Inc.Richard GrissingerByron HargettKristian HeughRandi Lyders and Scott KindrickLyell and Brian McMertyMorgan Creek FoundationLynn McMahon and Garry MunsonNissan North America, Inc.Candance and Michael OlanderPat and Glenn PhillipsMelissa and Terry RainsAnn and Charles SandersTriangle Orthopaedic Associates P.A.Walker, Lambe, Rhudy, Costley & Gill, PLLCJane and Kevin WhiteLindsay and Steve WojciechowskiPaula and Ronald Wurtzburger

BENEFACTOR $1,000 - $4,999

Wesley AllenAmerican TobaccoMia and Toby AyersLaura and Todd BairdPhillip Beane

Sarah and Chris BingamanBlue Cross Blue Shield of North CarolinaDiAnn and Mike BoraskyWendy Brooks and Gus BordaMary and Rick BrownIsh BurksKanika and Jeff CapelJim CareyC-ChangeCircumference GroupMartha Ann Keels and Dennis ClementsBarbara and Joe CollieMichael CollinsMariPat and David CooksMargaret and Mark CostleyTracy and Johnny DawkinsDuke MedicineMelinda and Steve DunckerE. A. Morris Charitable FoundationKathi and Steve EasonElizabeth and Rob EverettJoe FalconeJohn FeaginSandy and Steve FrasherLindy and Steve FrasherRuth and Mike FreemanMeredith and Kip FreyElizabeth Bullitt and Allan Friedman Lisa and Tim GabelMayank GalaFida and Robert GhanemTona and Peter GilmerGlobal Endowment ManagementOlive and Lew GreenwaldNancy and Don GriggPeggy and Marc HaferKenneth HeffnerSusan Rosenthal and Michael HershfieldDale and Wayne HoldenAlice and Trig HortonSvati Shah and Patrick Hranitzky Kara and Perry JeffriesJewelsmith, Inc.Kennon, Craver, Belo, Craig & McKee, PLLCKerstin and Jack Kimel

We are tremendously grateful for the support of the following individuals, foundations, and corporations. Their generosity has allowed the Center and our students to succeed. This list acknowledges gifts given between July 1, 2013, and June 30, 2014. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this listing. If you find an error, please contact the Center at 919-680-0308 or connect@emilyk.org.

OUR SUPPORTERS OUR SUPPORTERS

Robin and Kenny KingMelanie and Billy KingRaya and Clif KnightMatt KochMonica and Lew KornbergAmy and Richard KurzawskiKevin MarchettiHeidi and Brian MarksJoanne and John McCallieMargy and Mike McCormickJackie and Ron McFarlandCaryn and Brian McGrathMcGuireWoods LLPMary Ann and Dennis MlynskiLou Ann Crume and Hernan Navarro Gary NewellTodd OrrBetsy and Barry PeaKay and Jay PetersDon PhillipsPiedmont Investment Advisors, LLC

PNCStuart PresleyThomas Quinlan IIIRBC Wealth ManagementKim and Ashok ReddyHarry RhoadsDagma and Richard RiderPauline RobinsonEllen Ann RyanLee and Steven SachsSaladelia Café | Madhatter Café and BakeshopLiliana and Pedro SantiagoSumali and Amit SanyalDebbie and Peter SavarinoEric SaxvikDavid SchollSciquest, Inc.Kelly and Eric SeidelMartha Putallaz and Blair SheppardDiane and Steve SiegelSilverback Foundation Inc.Margaret and Lanty SmithJamie and Chris SpatolaSquare 1 BankDaneen and Charles StiefelSandee and Eddie StoryAnn and Dean Taylor

Laurey Barnett Treiger and Brian TreigerMarcia Angle and Mark TrustinJana and Kirk WagensellerDebbie and Carlyle WhiteStacey and Mark WilliamsPam and Larry WintersCheryl Coffey and Gene Wojciechowski Kate and Andrew WolfJeanette and Don YaegerDiane and Wayne Yawn

SUSTAINER $500 - $999

Justin AdamsCoralie and Bruce AlderZena and Ben AlmanStephanie and Tommy AmakerAmy Murtha and Robert BadlamAnne and Jerry BensonJames BiestekGerry and Phillip BrownMary Story and Kelly Brownell Shanda and Jeff BytomskiNancy and AJ CarrSean ClarkLori and Stewart CoatesJoan and Jerry ColangeloKim and Chris CollinsMichael ComstockStephen CrawfordCammie and Greg DaleJo Ann and Bob DeClercqRuta and Gintaras DegesysLarry DeLuiseKenny DennardAlice and John DolbowMary Lou and Bob DrakeDuke University StoresMatt DyerLynn and Jeff EdgarKim and William ElliotKaren Bloomquist Elson and Family in honor of Harriet A. BloomquistDonna and Sam FieldAlice and Don FishAlicia and Matt FitzsimmonsKeith FournierJean and Ned FrankeReed FrankelFred and Shirley Brown Memorial Scholarship FundDick GageGary GauldenJustin GriffinDimitris GrizbanisCatherine Clabby and Christoph Guttentag Susan and David HackettEd HansonSteve Harler

Adriane Kyropoulos and Sasha HarrisMorgan and David HerronHolly and Aaron HollarLinda and Tommy HuntSheila and Rick Johnson

Sandra KlugMichael KochPat and John KoskinenFrank KrossJeff LaMereSudha and Mike LandryShelli LiebermanThe Links, Inc.David LinnEllen and Doug LoweyChristy and John MackKelly and John MackayAnne MalkowiakRobin and Jack MarinmarketSQUARE Worldwide, LLCMargie MarshAnne McMahonMechanics & Farmers BankTodd MesibovHoyt MingesJodie DePascale and Charlotte MooreCynthia and Brendan Moylan Kyle MummaJeanne and Brian MurraySandra and Jim NewmanSue and Lee NoelElizabeth NowakElizabeth and Bryan PalmaBarbara and Ed ParadiseRhonda and Allen ParkerMary and Alan ParryAlan PortnoiAshley PowellNancy PritikinRotary Club of DurhamSusan SabistonColleen and John SavarinoJoan ScottPeter ShireMindy and Steven ShulmanLee and Lee SmithSouthern Association for College Admission Counseling

BUILDING SCHOLARS — CHANGING LIVES THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!

OUR SUPPORTERS OUR SUPPORTERS

Mary Ellen and Craig SteigerCasey SteinbacherLucia and Steve SteinhilberLisa Ho and Paul SuhockiJames TaltonJimmy TillmanJohn TindallKathy and Jim TobinLynn and Logan TomsBeth TraynhamMary and Richard VannBruno ViscarielloCarol and Jack WalkerAnne and Scott WalkerAngie and Mike WatersCary and Herron WeemsAlice Lockhart and Tom WhiteGinny and Andrew WidmarkAmy and Danny WilliamsLynne and Michael WolitzerKaren and Gary WraynoElaine WynnCathy and Sam YancyRobin and Mike Zafirovski

ADVOCATE $250 - $499

Billy AlmondNelle Caldwell and Mike BaranAmanda BarnesAdrienne and Ken BaroffJudy and Bob BartlettAmy and Andrew BerchuckFrank Besosa

Lou Beth and Cash BirdwellChristian BraxtonKelly BremerLeanne and David BrownKathie and Ed BrysonMary and Dale CareyAndrea Griffith Cash and Patrick CashChristie and Kyle CavanaughHarry ChilcotRuzha and Clif CleavelandSue and Flip CliffordAndrew Coleman

Janet CookMichael CoreyJohn CranfordCreative Artists AgencyMary Anne CunneenAmy and Jim DaubertBeth DeesMindy and Ross DeutschKathleen and Bill DiTullioDuke SchoolElizabeth and James DuncanKern DuncanDurham Sports ClubLaurin and James EasthomAnne and Jess EberdtGene EdmundsonCathy and Wes ElinburgEddie FalconeSonny FalconeCindy and Chris FarrellJudy and Bob FeatenbyLisa and Guido FerrariBarbara FieldBrandie FintchreBruce FisherJoanne Kurtzberg and Henry FriedmanNancy and Gary GardnerPhil GeraffoChuck GoadAnnaliese and Will GreshamLori Setton and Farshid GuilakMargaret HansenLarry HayesFreddie HodgesHenry HoodMarianne and Bill JordanNicole and Paul KernerVirgina KientzAnn and Bill KirklandNatalie Shum and Greg KoubekBill LanAnne and Danny LloydReggie LoveWendy and Fred LybrandRandy MarionHosephine and Sy MauskopfMargy and Mike McCormickJennifer and Rob McDowellJudy and Jim McMillanJanet MenarcheckDonna Faw and Jay MillerRosa and Martin MorgadoMorgan and Michael MoylanPeggy and John MurrayDarby and Randy NicholsJim O’ConnorAsha and Chetan PatelTerry PiersonRichard PragerHarriet and Garrett PutmanBettina Rubinton

Whitney and John SandorAnne Marie and Christopher SaternusMaureen and Dan SextonSanyin SiangLeslie and Ian SilversJeff SmithMark SmithJasmine and Queron SmithAllison SmittenSue and Bob StanleyPaula StewartMaura SullivanKenneth ThomasValerie Hausman and Jim TuckerUSA BasketballKathy and Rick WagonerBrian WehnerChristine and Robert WescottErica Bossen Wolf and Matt WolfElizabeth YoungkinBarbara and Bob Yowell

FRIEND Up to $249

Welch AgnewSherry and William AllenTomika Altman-LewisIsabel and Bob AndersonBeth and Ed AndersonAlex AngleAnonymousPatti and Pete AnzenbergerVinny AsaroSara and Billy AskeySharon and Walter BachAlisha and Adam BaileyLarry BallasFlorence and Frederick BarakatMary and Russell BarringerJeffrey BassettSharon and Kurt BaumbergerGriffin BaumbergerTrish and Rick BeanJudith and Bill BellCrystal and Jerry BergnerMary and Mel BerlinSusan and Brad BerndtJason BestMary Ann and Tom Biggs

Beth and Charles BockJim BoeheimMike BowenMarie and James BowieGinny and Mike BradleyMichelle and Brad BrinegarSarah BrodyLisa and Dave BuckleyJohn Michael BurtonLynn and Tom ButtersJason BysinaBrad CarrJean and Denis CarrollJackie CarsanaroPhyllis and Bob CarterSharon and Jeff CastinaFreda and Hilton ChessonSandra and Harvey CohenDebbie and Bill CollierLisa ConleyAlex CouchElizabeth and Gray CoultonCourtney Duffy Coyle and Thomas CoyleSue and Dennis CullenGreg CurrieMark DaquipaBen DeanBecky and Matt DeesMandi and Adam DeGraffenreidEnid and Ron DeutschSpencer DicksShirley and Scott DiefenbachJoan and Magic DinsmoreBobby DobsonBill DolbowEllen Donovan CrowleyRoberta and David DrewryRichard DrosheDuke Basketball Team ManagersDuke University Office of Durham and Regional AffairsDurham Blue Devil ClubWilliam EachoCarol and Gary EiberJenny and Adam EigenrauchMary and Roy EvensonF.A.M.E.Jessica and Warren FairfaxSusan FeatenbyFuzzy Fendrick

Andrew FinkleSarah FishKeri and Leo FitzsimmonsFlight Group CorporationRosemary and Dick FordDavid FreedLauren GardnerMaureen and Pete GaudetMatt GaunceKevin GeertsMichele and John GeigerLori and Kenneth GibbsTerry GilbertsonSusan GlennArchana GowdaMark GozzoJeanne GrecoMark GriffithBetty Ann and Guy GuidryHackDukeLisa Powell and Steve HancockDavid HanklaJudy Hammerschmidt and Hank HanklaTracy and Chad HarrisLaura HarrisonHartsfield and Nash Insurance AgencyJulia HawkinsLinzy and Christiaan HeijmenPaul HendrixHeather HindinJake HouseArthur HowardAnn HowellBrian HowellSteven HowellPolly and Davis HowserJohn HoySean HullTonya and William HutchinsTommy JacobsonVictoria and Neil JansenRachel and Kendel JoycePaul JuengelBob KahnNahale and Nondas KalfasRichard KaplanLinda and Frank KasprzakJim KellyJohn KingKenneth KirkmanKelly and Ben KochDemetra and Chris KontosRich KrennLisa and Andrew KristiansonCara and Marshall KuremskyLibby LangGayle LarsonGrace and Kenneth LeeJoanne and Rodger LiddleCrockett Long

Kathleen and Ian MacGilvrayMary Ann MadzinskiRoger ManleyCarolyn and William MarshKristen MartinTroy MaxeyMary Kay Delaney and Fritz MayerKacy McAdooTara and Matt McCleskeyJill and Holland MickleNorb MikosSylvester Miniter

Kathy MooreJacqueline and Richard MorganCaroline and A.J. MosrieMulligans Fore KidsDarren MulliniksEvan MurrayIzzie and Brian MyersChristina and Dave MyersBetty NatalieBetty and Blake NelsonLee NewcomerTy NewellTrung NguyenGinny and Pete NicholsMary Kennedy and Andrew NoelNorth Carolina State Employees Combined CampaignJoy and Ernest OjeleyeChase OlivieriBrian PalmerTom PattonNorman PendergraftBaker PerryMatthew PezzimentiEileen and Stanley PolichtBill PorterJohn PucciJulie and Nick PuchettiTommy RandleMargaret and Tim RauwaldPatricia RaybouldJane and Steve RhudyTamara and Joe RiceStephanie RidleyRIEL ToastmastersDexter Robinson

BUILDING SCHOLARS — CHANGING LIVES THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!

OUR SUPPORTERS VOLUNTEERS

Wendy and Josh RobyKristy and Brett RosenbergJeff rey RubintonSusan and David RuchDarielle and Lee RudermanEllyn and Allan SamskyMatthew SaternusMaureen SawchakLao Rubert and Steve SchewelLaury and Jim ScheyerJon ScheyerLinda and Richard SchmalbeckElizabeth and Mike SchoenfeldKaren and Jeff ScottBetty and Larry SelskyKatie and Chris ShawCarol and Bob ShepardPatricia SimpsonBeth and Mike SketchCharles SmithWendy and David SotolongoPamela and Michael SpatolaBen SpellerEllen StainbackBettina and Don StangerSusan and Wayne StanislawskiAnita StockmansSteven SuttleGreg Taylor

Susan and Jim TerzianKathryn TyreeMuff and Jim UrbaniakMartha UzzleKristen WaagboEsten and Burchell WalkerMatthew WalkerCarole and David WarnerDottie and Bucky WatersMichael WeberNatalia Diaz and Paul Weisenfeld Dena and Brandon WestVan WhiteMary Jane and Bob WietheNorman WilliamsJean WillisDalia and Travis WimberlyJames WinstonLori and Jack Winters Nancy and Jack WintersStephen WintersKirk WisherMary and Ed WojciechowskiJoshua WolfMindy and Hank WoodsSean WrightSiobhan and Craig Wulff Dennis YedwabJeanne YocumNorma YoungerGreg Zakowicz

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

GIFTS IN-KIND OR PRO BONO SERVICES

A Better Image PrintingActive 20-30 Club of Durham RaleighAmerican Party RentalsDiAnn and Mike BoraskyBronto SoftwareMichael ChapmanBarbara and Joe CollieCorus360Duke University Men’s BasketballAnn EvangelistoTed FiskeMichele and John GeigerHog Heaven Bar-B-QIngold TireJAB ProduceRegina KronmillerMeredith LawlerLeadership Team Development, Inc.Mainline Information SystemsMcKinneyLyell and Brian McMertyRussell NewmanRTI InternationalAnne and Ralph SmittenSt. Francis of Assisi Catholic ChurchSweepsUniversity ClubWashington Duke Inn & Golf ClubTh e Worx Group

K TO COLLEGE VOLUNTEERS

SANDY has volunteered at the Center since 2009. She has worked with our Pioneer Scholars students throughout the school year and during Summer Scholars. Sandy’s background in molecular biology and genuine commitment to education make her the perfect volunteer to provide academic support to Ethan and our other � rst graders.academic support to Ethan and our other � rst graders.academic support to Ethan and our other � rst graders.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!BUILDING SCHOLARS — CHANGING LIVES

Th e commitment of hundreds of volunteers each year helps to ensure the success of the Center. Volunteers serve as tutors and mentors in our academic programs and support the operational needs of the Center.

Zena Alman • Diala Alqadi • Veronica Aragon • Gaurav Bagwe • Terry Baker • Brittney Balser • Amanda Berg • Devon Beverly • Abby Blaine • DiAnn Borasky • Mike Borasky • Libby Borders •Hubert Bray • Sarah Brody • Raina Brooks • Anna Bryants •

Caley Burrus • Amy Burton • David Calvert • Miranda Carnes • Byron Castillo • Aarti Chokkalingam • Melody Chou • Sean Clark • Chaveé Clark • Tiphany Collier • Katherine Congleton • Anne DeCecco • Caitlin Der • Spencer Dicks •

Joshua Dijksman • Julie Doran • Susan Dybvig • Ali Eakes • Alan Farnes • Ivette Fernandez • Landon Fernandez • John Fitz-Henly • Richard Ford • Katherine Franchi • Cecile Franke • Stuart Friesen • Kristen Gillespie • Adriana Gobbo • Kelly Goyette • Lewis Greenwald • Olive Greenwald • Drew Gustafson • Eliza Hammond • Hank Hankla • Abby Hardin • Bryn Hilton • Abby Hoffman • Nick Homa • Geoff Houtz • Ann Howell • Stephon Howie • Jesse Huang • Justin Hunt • Shariq Iqbal • Julia Janco • Devin Johnson • Stewart Johnson • Marissa Jones • Katrina Jongman-Sereno • Mary Joyner • Dimitry Kalika • Sandy Kerner • Maggie Knostman • Tiwalade Kogbe • Germaine Krzan • Rachel Lee • Kevin Legein • Ayodeji Legunsen • Yuan Li • Lara Lindin • Kristen Lovell • Atif Mahmood • Camila Martinez • Hannah McCracken • Charlotte McKay • Ryan McLoughlin • Andrea Mendoza • Angela Meyer • Imani Moise • Mjumo Mzyece • Hernan Navarro • Quelontae Nunn • Christopher O’Conor • Melinda Orr • Sally Paille • Rebecca Passman • Preet Patel • Victoria Phillips • Marcus Ramos-Pearson • Sara Riley • Lydia Roer • Colin Rog • Danielle Rosen • Kerri Rosenberg • Lawrence Rosenfeld • Kaushik Sahoo • Leasly Salazar • Elyse Schmidt • Michael Schulson • Heather Seely • Kishan Shah • Scotty Shaw • David Shou • Sammayra Siddiqui • Zack Silber • Caroline Skalley • Darla Smallwood • Brendan Smith • Zoe Sparks • Hannah Stephanz • Locky Stewart • Emily Stout • Jaye Sudweeks • Mika Sueyoshi • Inder Takhar • Ben Taylor • Charles Taylor • Aleatha Terrell • Alexandria Th ompson • Sloan Th ompson • Martina Tiku • Kevin Trainer • Christy Vaughn • Karen Vaughn • Tom Walsh • Kate Walter • Jenny Wang • Patrick Wang • Carole Warner • Natalia Weedy • Joel Weinert • Macy Williamson • Ryan Woods • Emily Woska Jeanne Yocum • Minda Zambenini • Kimberly Zhang • Jenna Zhang

A signi� cant number of individuals made gifts to the Center in memory of Bill Krzyzewski this year. � ank you for your generosity.

Mike Krzyzewski, Chair and Founder Duke University

Mike Cragg, Vice Chair Duke University

Jamie K. Spatola, Secretary Writer

Queron Smith, Chair of Finance Committee M&F Bank

Gerry Musante, Chair of Advancement Committee Structure House

Barry Pea, Chair of Nominating and Governance CommitteeAttorney

Adam Eigenrauch, Executive Director Emily Krzyzewski Center

Vincent Asaro Rock Creek Capital

Jay Bilas Moore and Van Allen, PLLC / ESPN Basketball Analyst

Barbara CollieCommunity Volunteer

Dana Corcoran, Ex Offi cio Immaculata Catholic School

Kip Frey Duke University

Larry Hayes, Ex Offi cio Immaculate Conception Church

E. Wayne HoldenRTI International

Marleah RogersConsultant

Sumali Sanyal Piedmont Investment Advisors

Debbie K. Savarino Duke University

Sanyin SiangFuqua/Coach K Centeron Leadership and Ethics

E. Jack WalkerWalker Lambe Rhudy Costley & Gill, PLLC

Emily Krzyzewski Center | 904 West Chapel Hill Street, Durham, NC 27701 919-680-0308 | connect@emilyk.org | facebook.com/EmilyKCenter | twitter.com/EmilyKCenter | www.emilyk.org

This report was produced with the generous assistance of McKinney and Hutchison Allgood. Photography by Jessica Brown of 3BE Photography, Michael J. Bradley, and LTD, Inc. in association with Something Blue Photography & David Friend.