Alamance Community College Foundation, Inc.

Post Office Box 8000

Graham, NC 27253-8000
 ACCF Board President, Jerry Bailey

Table of Contents
THE PAST YEAR HAS BEEN EXTREMELY DIFFICULT
for non-profits and educational institutions
that depend on endowment earnings to meet
annual budget needs. The ACC Foundation
has also been faced with challenging market
1 ACCF Board President’s Message declines. The Foundation’s board members
3 ACC President’s Message invested many hours making adjustments to
4 2008–2009 Ambassadors ensure we managed through a very difficult
economic downturn. The difficult econo-
6 Donor Profiles my also created record enrollment for
8 2009 Distinguished Alumnus ACC as many new students now look to
the College to learn a new trade or skill,
and for a new beginning. Our Board
accepted the challenge of finding new
Financial Highlights 10 giving opportunities so that we could
close the gap to fund necessary finan-
ACC Planned Giving Society 11 cial aid for hundreds more students.
Gifts Received 12 Due to these efforts our Board, staff,
Restricted Funds 17 faculty, and community leaders, we
Endowed Funds 18 will support many deserving and qualified
Honor Gifts 20 students again this year. I am thankful to each individual
and business for continued support of the ACC Foundation.
Memorial Gifts 22
In Memoriam 26 Our ongoing mission is clear. No deserving and qualified stu-
Grants Awarded 28 dent will be turned away from ACC because of documented
Ways to Give 30 financial need. A more positive economy will return over time,
2009 Board of Directors 31 and we will provide even more support in the
future. ACC students are an important part of
ACCF Executive Director’s Message 32 the future development of Alamance County Our Pledge
and the surrounding area. New business and The Alamance Community College
industry will continue to select our area for
Foundation guarantees that tuition
expansion and relocation. There are great
opportunities for our students in local com- assistance will be provided to any
merce, trade, management, health care and a qualified ACC student with a docu-
host of other fields. ACC students also can mented financial need.
move on successfully to four-year universities
after achieving their associate degrees locally.
We should all be thankful that we have such a fine institution
in our community that can open these doors for our students.

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Jerry Bailey (Continued) ACC President, Martin H. Nadelman

At the end of 2009, I am honored to turn over Board responsibilities to Dr. Aaron DIFFICULT ECONOMIC TIMES REQUIRE IMAGINA-
Noble, the incoming Foundation president. He is an ACC graduate and the 2001 TION to solve many problems. The ACC
ACC Distinguished Alumnus winner. Aaron will do a great job as president and Foundation, even in difficult times, has
will continue the mission of our Foundation. I want to thank the Foundation staff, worked wonders to help meet the needs of
the Foundation Board members, Dr. Nadelman and the employees of ACC for our record enrollment of students.
their support of the ACC Foundation. I would especially like to thank the gener-
ous community donors that have supported us for so many years. Without your It has been able to provide educational
investment of time and financial resources, we could not accomplish our goals. opportunities to hundreds of students this
past year, because you, the public, have
It has been an honor to have served as your Board president. I look forward to con- made the Foundation a priority in your
tinued service and involvement with both the College and Foundation. Thank you giving plans. Reaching the $2 million
for making a difference everyday in the life of an ACC student. milestone in the capital campaign this
past year happened because so many
Foundation Board Members took it upon
themselves to proclaim our worthy story to
those philanthropically-capable individ-
uals and businesses in the community.
Jerry Bailey And, those individuals and businesses
Community Market President, Wachovia responded in a very positive manner.
Board President, ACC Foundation, 2008–2009
We have a great story to tell-this, in our 50th year of oper-
ation. For the second year in the past three, the NC Community College
System has recognized Alamance Community College as an "exceptional" school for
its mastery of the performance measures by which we are gauged. We were one of 11
to receive this distinction out of the 58 schools. It is always nice to receive the
accolades for what we do, but what we do and how we do it is not for recognition,
but for the student. It is helping that student achieve his/her goal that gives us the
The ACC Mission energy to perform at our highest levels.
Alamance Community College promotes an open door to
The Foundation can take great pride in helping set the atmosphere whereby students
high quality education and learning. Central to this mission feel capable of achieving. For those who gave of their time and their dollars, we
is the belief in the unique worth, value and dignity of each are eternally grateful for your belief that what we do does indeed make a positive
human being. Accordingly, Alamance Community College difference for our quality of life in the region. Your support helps ACC provide a
strives to help people realize their potential and attain an workforce for which we all take pride in presenting to business and industry.
Thank you very much.
education that is personally meaningful, relevant to
the needs of the community and state, and
responsive to significant global trends. Martin H. Nadelman, Ed.D.
President, Alamance Community College

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2008–2009 Ambassadors
THE ALAMANCE COMMUNITY
COLLEGE AMBASSADORS,
are a group of exemplary
students who serve as repre-
sentatives of the College at
events both on and off cam-
pus. This program began 22
years ago in 1987.
For more than two decades,
ACC Ambassadors have:
· Helped welcome guests and
new students to campus
· Served as spokespersons for
the Foundation and the
College
· Reached out to past students
through the Alumni Phonathon
· Developed enhanced leader-
ship skills through their service
The 2008–2009 Ambassador class:
Sara Ambriz, originally from Mexico, now lives in Alamance County. She is employed
as a support professional for a home health care company. Sara chose healthcare with
the goal of becoming a traveling nurse. She enjoys making a difference in the lives of
others. Sara is a member of Sigma Psi, a Dean’s List student, and served as an ACC
Marshal. She will graduate in Summer 2010.
Bunyanech “Kay” Corbett, is originally from Thailand. She came to the U.S. in 2003 as an
au pair and to gain proficiency in English. Kay has a degree from Khon Kaen University
in Bangkok in hotel and tourism management. Kay is married, works in an orthopedic
office in Burlington and plans to obtain her CPA after graduating from ACC in 2009.
Amanda Hill, prior to coming to ACC as a University Transfer student, she worked as a
pharmacy technician and then was a stay-at-home mom. At ACC, Amanda earned a 4.0
GPA, was a member of Phi Theta Kappa, and served as a graduation marshal. Amanda
was also a work-study student in the ACC English department. She graduated in summer
2009 and will transfer to UNC-Chapel Hill.
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2008–2009 Ambassadors
Keitra Johnson, is a graduate of Southeast Guilford High School and, during her time at
ACC, was a work-study student. She came to ACC with a desire to work with children
and found that there are many opportunities to do so in the criminal justice system. Her
goal is to transfer to a 4-year university and eventually work in a program that helps
reunite families with their missing children.
Candace Lawson had already completed her bachelor’s degree in theater arts at Elon
University when she came to ACC. After beginning a promising career in banking, she
decided her true passion was in the kitchen. As a result she chose to return to ACC to
study Culinary Technology. She plans to one day blend this love of the culinary arts with
her theater degree and open a dinner theater.
Travis Moore, is a 2007 graduate of Alamance Christian School. At ACC, he was in the
Industrial Systems program and graduated with honors in Summer 2009. He plans to
pursue a career in aeronautics. Travis comes from a farming family and enjoys hunting
and fishing. He was also a member of Phi Theta Kappa during his time at ACC.
Veetta Parker, is a graduate of Vandalia Christian School. Because of her love of plants,
she chose Horticulture Technology to help her pursue a long-term goal of owning her
own garden center and design business. She is the mother of a teenage son and graduated
from ACC in summer 2009.
Veronica Penn-Bartoo, was in the C-Step program at ACC and transferred to UNC-
Chapel Hill in the fall of 2009. Veronica chose ACC over Appalachian State University
to be close to her family. She works part-time at a coffee house, volunteers at her church
and acts with a local theatre company.
Anna Smith, graduated early from Cedar Ridge High School and spent much of her senior
year as a foreign exchange student in Panama. She works at her family’s business. After
ACC, she plans to transfer to UNC-Chapel Hill to study communication and languages.
Allen Thaxton, is a graduate of Southern Alamance High School, and has lived on family
property in Snow Camp most of his life. While at ACC, Allen maintained a 4.0 GPA
while working part-time at Food Lion. His hobbies include restoring old cars. Allen
plans to transfer to UNC-Greensboro Bryan School of Business after completing the
Business Administrative program at ACC.
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Donor Profile
Sondra Hall Jones Endowed
Scholarship
SONDRA HALL JONES WAS A
ROCKINGHAM County native who
served as a school counselor with the
Alamance-Burlington School System
for many years. She was a graduate of
Elon University and received a master’s
degree from the University of North
Carolina-Greensboro. Sondra loved
music and art and was a friend to all
who knew her. She passed away in
2008.
The Jones Scholarship provides
financial assistance to students who
attend Alamance Community College
in the University Transfer program or
in the Early Childhood program.
Students must demonstrate the intent
to teach after completing at least a 4-
year degree. Support may include
tuition and bookstore expenses relat-
ed to classroom instruction. The award may be need-based or with an instructor recom-
mendation. The ACC Scholarship Committee will award the scholarships.
This scholarship was established
through a $100,000 bequest.
The Academic Advising Center at
ACC has been named in
Ms. Jones’ honor.
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Donor Profile
Kernodle Clinic Named 2008 ACC Business Partner of the Year
KERNODLE CLINIC HAS BEEN SUPPORTIVE OF ACC’S MEDICAL ASSISTING
program since it began in August of 1998. When ACC’s first students
started their clinical rotations in January of 2000, Kernodle was will-
ing to take seven students immediately. Since then, the facility has
remained a consistent source for placement of students in clinicals,
which is required for graduation of Medical Assisting students.
Over the past eight years, this company has hired approximately 25
Medical Assisting graduates. Over 90 of their employees are ACC
graduates from various programs including Nursing, Medical
Office Administration, and Medical Assisting.
The Medical Assisting Advisory Committee is honored to have six Kernodle professionals
as members. Members include Dr. Edward Lance (Family Practice) and Dr. James
Hooten, Jr. (Orthopedics). Dr. Lance serves as the Program Medical Advisor.
In addition, three Kernodle employees who are graduates of the ACC Medical Assisting
program serve on the Advisory Committee—Frances Sarah Hunter, Faith Parris and
Deborah Winecoff. Ms. Hunter is also an adjunct instructor. Another employee on the
Advisory Committee is Samantha Cartner.
Finally, this business has been a faithful donor to the ACC Foundation since the early
1990s. Most recently, they donated $50,000 for the 50th Anniversary Campaign and as a
result, the ACC Medical Assisting Lab is named for Kernodle Clinic.
· Jerry Bailey,
Board President. ACCF
· Kaye Acton, Department
Head, ACC Medical Assisting
Program
· Kevin Bilson,
CAO, Kernodle
· Dr. Mark Miller, President,
Kernodle
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Donor Profile 2009 Distinguished Alumnus

ACC Trustees Chairman Dwight Tim Bradley was presented the

(Davy) Davidson, left, presents Distinguished Alumni Award
Dr. Sam Powell with a plaque for at the Celebrating Excellence
his years of service at the June 8 Awards banquet.
meeting.

DR. SAM POWELL, ACC BOARD OF TRUSTEES CHAIRMAN, WAS APPOINTED TO SERVE ON THE ACC ALUMNUS TIM BRADLEY WAS HONORED ON MAY 28, 2009 WITH THE DISTINGUISHED
State Board of NC Community Colleges beginning July 1, 2009. He chaired his last Alumni Award at the 2009 Celebrating Excellence Awards. The dinner was held at
trustees meeting at the College on June 8. Powell was elected by the N.C. House of Alamance Country Club and hosted by the ACC Board of Trustees and the ACC
Representatives to serve a 6-year term. Foundation Board of Directors.

Powell, a resident of Burlington, was appointed to the ACC Board of Trustees by the
Alamance County Commissioners in 2003. He served on the ACC Foundation Board
2001–2009.
Powell’s importance to ACC and Alamance County was underlined in recent years when
the Biotechnology Allied Health Building was named in his and his family’s honor for
their joint contributions to medicine and science in the county over the years.
Over the years Dr. Powell and his wife Karen have committed more than $70,000 to the
Alamance Community College Foundation.
Tim Bradley is Senior Deputy Commissioner of Insurance and Assistant State Fire
Marshal. He graduated from ACC in 1976 with an associate’s degree in engineering
technology. After 11 years in the engineering industry, he went to work for the State of
North Carolina. As Senior Deputy Commissioner of Insurance, Tim is responsible for
114 employees, 31 of whom are engineers. He serves in one of the state’s highest non-
elected positions in state government. Extension coursework in emergency services at
ACC also contributed to his career goals. For more than 35 years, Tim has served with
the Mebane Fire Department, including seven years as chief. He received the Firefighter
of the Year Award for North Carolina in 2003. Tim is currently serving his fourth term
on the Mebane City Council.

“I feel very honored to be selected by the College, and one that I respect so much,”
Bradley said. “ACC has a wonderful reputation for preparing people. It started me off in
my career and has continued to train me along the way. I'm thankful to have had the
opportunity to attend and work with ACC.”

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 Consolidated Financial Highlights ACCF Titan Society
$600,000 Sources of Support The Alamance Community College Foundation Board and staff are grateful to the following
Sources of Support for
2008–2009* $500,000 individuals who have made a planned gift to benefit the education priorities of ACC.
Endowment contributions $182,522 $400,000
Restricted contributions $114,849 4 Anonymous gifts
Unrestricted contributions $525,764 $300,000 L.P. and Evelyn Best*
Wayne Bowery
$823,135 $200,000
Margaret H. Brown*
Programs and Expenses
for 2008–2009*
$100,000 Reid and Cathy Dusenberry
Scholarships
Dick and Linda Fisher
$268,715 $0.0
Endowment Wallace Gee*
Program enhancement activities $261,971 contribution Restricted
contribution Unrestricted
Floyd Hinshaw
ACC-provided staff expenses $176,518 Richard Jones*
contribution
Other financial aid $122,079 Sondra Hall Jones*
Other $65,214 Jack R. and Dorothy C. Lindley
$300,000
$894,497 Programs & Expens Charles W. Lowry*
es
State of Activities and $250,000 Robert and Sandra Moulton
Changes in Net Assets* $200,000 William H. Paris*
Net assets, July 1, 2008 $7,120,338 Mary and Johnny Schronce
Sources of support $823,135 $150,000 Carolyn Rhode and Mark Tosczak
Losses from investments –$992,916 $100,000 Glendel and Pat Stephenson
Expenses –$894,497 Ron and Barbara Sturgill
$50,000
Net assets, June 30, 2009 $6,056,060 Patsy Tingen
$0.0 Russell and Rosella Wilson
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Memorial & honor New Money Raised 08–09 07–08
gifts
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Board of Directors' campaign $362,038 $378,700 Titan Society members will receive:
Foundation office Scott Family Collection gifts $17,260 $19,350 Listing on plaque in Foundation suite
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bequests
Ambassador phonathons Free pass to a four-course culinary student meal in June
Ambassador
plus direct mail $26,713 $18,142
phonathons plus Holiday basket in December
direct mail
——————— Foundation office and bequests $146,401 $53,370 Special ribbon at ACCF events
Scott family Memorial and honor gifts $43,653 $59,813
collection gifts
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Board of directors’ Campus fund drives $41,595 $40,348 _______________________________
campaing Non-cash gifts Let us know if your name should be added to this list.
$94,595 $68,484
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Total $732,255 $638,207

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* From financial statements audited by Davenport, Marvin, Joyce, and Co., LLP. For complete audited Financial Statements
and other information about the Foundation, please go to www.accfoundation.com, and click on “Resources.”

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Gifts Received
This list represents gifts received by the ACC Foundation between July 1, 2008 and June 30,
2009. Pledges paid after June 30, 2009 will be included in the 2009–2010 Annual Report.
Every attempt has been made to ensure accuracy. Please direct questions or comments to
Carolyn Rhode at 336-506-4128.
DIRECTOR CIRCLE Sandvik Tooling NAFTA
($50,000 - $100,000) A.O. Smith
Alamance Regional Mr. and Mrs. William S.
Medical Center Thornton
The Estate of Sondra Twin Lakes Community
Hall Jones The Wachovia Foundation
Laboratory Corporation
of America Holdings Haw River Circle
($5,000 - $9,999)
Ambassador Circle Aramark
($25,000 - $49,999) BB&T Charitable
Columbiana Hi Tech Foundation
Byrd Family Limited
Partners in Education Partnership
($10,000 - $24,999) Carolina Biological
Two anonymous donors Supply Company
CenturyTel Mr. and Mrs. Robert J.
Chandler Concrete Graham (R)
Company, Inc. Honda Power Equipment
Hayden-Harman Foundation Manufacturing, Inc.
Kernodle Clinic Liggett Group
North Carolina Department W.E. Love & Associates, Inc
of Cultural Resources MidCarolina Bank
Mr. Jack R. Overacre, Jr. Murkel Enterprises, LLC;
(A) dba McDonald’s John &
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Cathy Kimmel, Owners
Powell (A) National Agents Alliance
Ol' Cabin Farm
Mr. and Mrs. William C.
Scott, Sr.
Smith Family Foundation
SunTrust Bank
TAPCO Underwriters, Inc.
Russell and Rosella
Wilson
Alamance Circle
($1,000 – $4,999)
1st Savings and Loan
Association
Kaye Acton*
Crystal Creek
Alamance County Medical
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Group Managers
Alamance-Caswell Home
Builders Association
Alley, Williams, Carmen
& King, Inc.
Altrusa International, Inc.
of Chapel Hill
Ben & Caroline Ansbacher
Armacell, LLC
Ms. Christine Baker
Bank of America
Charitable Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Michael W.
Brennan
Ms. Joanna L. Brownstein
& Ms. Carolyn Harley
Burlington Civitan Club
Burlington Industries
Foundation
Capital Bank
Capital Bank Charitable
Foundation
Carolina Bank
Carolina Hosiery Mills, Inc.
Carolina Meadows
Ms. Jane H. Crabbe
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Cross
Katherine Maynard
Gifts Received
Martin* and Susan Dick Shirley Chevrolet, Inc. Ms. Sue D. Farmer Gregory Poole
Nadelman Justin* and Jessica Snyder Mr. William H. Fonville*(A) Equipment Company
National Automobile Somers-Pardue Agency Mrs. Kitty Hupman (A) Ms. Jean H. Proctor*
Dealers Charitable Glendel & Pat Stephenson International Family Red Wing Shoes of
Foundation Robert and Leonorah Clinic Durham
Ms. Khuan Ng Stout Mr. and Mrs. Sanford L. Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan
Mr. and Mrs. Jan-Erik B. Ron and Barbara Sturgill Isham, Sr. Richardson (A)
CT Nassau Corporation Nordh Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Dr. and Mrs. Paul H. L.J. Rogers, Jr. Trucking,
Duke Energy Ms. Nancy Omelko Styrcula Juengel III Inc.
Cathy and Reid (A) Mr. A. H. Patterson, Jr. Sykes Supply Company Lankford Protective Mr. Haywood G.
Dusenberry PIP Printing & Marketing The Estate of William E. Services, Inc. Simpson, Jr.
Engineered Plastics, Inc. Services, Burlington Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Reginald J. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Small
Fairystone Fabrics, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. H. Keith Technical Precision Lipscomb, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Bradford T.
Dick and Linda Fisher Porter (A) Plastics, Inc. Dr. Thomas* and Ms. Smith
Follett Higher Education The Elwood Prater Truliant Federal Credit Suzanne* Lucier Mr. and Mrs. Virgil
Group Scholarship Fund of Union Mr. David L. May, Jr. Stadler
Friends of Woodlawn, Inc. The Alamance Trust Company of the John and Emily McDonald Star Food Products, Inc.
Gibsonville Business and Foundation South Mr. and Mrs. Owen R. Mr. and Mrs. Carl R.
Professional Women Al and Candace Rey (A) Wal-Mart. Mebane Store McKenzie Jr. Steinbicker
Gilliam Coble & Moser, Mr. and Mrs. Fairfax Wishart, Norris, Henninger Mr. and Mrs.* Tim Miles Stevenson & Vestal
L.L.P. Reynolds & Pittman, PA Naylor Clinic of Stout Stuart McGowen &
GKN Driveline–Alamance Ms. Carolyn Rhode (A)* Mr. and Mrs. George Chiropractic and King LLP
Facility and Mr. Mark Tosczak Workman Acupuncture Sunset Laboratories, Inc.
Graham Rotary Club (A) North Carolina Nursery Syntech
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Samet Corporation Leadership Circle & Landscape Dr. and Mrs. Allen D.
Harris SAS Education Practice ($500 - $999) Association, Inc. Tate, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs.(A) Charles Mr. and Mrs. H. Edwin Three anonymous gifts Jack O'Kelley Sertoma Times-News
R. Harris Scott Alamance Breakfast Club Ms. Patricia B. Tingen*(A)
Hickory Farms Dr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Rotary Club Mr. Robert and Dr. Sarah Universal Forest
Huffman Oil Company, Scott Alamance-Caswell Olenick Products, Inc.
Inc. Wallace* and Deborah* Medical Alliance Mr. Neal L. Paris Mr. Jesse C. Vaughn, Jr.
IndTool, Inc. Shearin Apple, Bell, Johnson & Estate of William H. *(A)
Infolab, Inc. Mr. Kelly Shirley and Co., PA Paris (R) Vernon, Vernon, Wooten,
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Ms. Martha Zeagler The Baskin Group Ms. Susan W. Parker Brown, Andrews &
Ingold Mr. Fred Bowman and Garrett, P.A.
ITW Labels Dr. Betty Bowman Mr. and Mrs. H. Glenn
Knit-Wear Fabrics, Inc. Burlington Brands, Inc. Walker
Lawrence, Allen & Kolbe Burlington Woman's Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Lowe Funeral Home & Club, Inc. Whitfield
Crematory, Inc. David* and Tammy Dr. and Mrs. John B.
Martin Marietta Cheek Wolverton Jr. (R)
Materials, Inc. Ms. Brenda Pace Cohen Women's Division,
Mrs. Barbara May David and Nan Cooper Alamance County
McNeely Ms. Suellyn Dalton* Chamber of Commerce
Mebane Business Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Association Davis (R) Investor Circle
Mebane Woman's Club, Inc. Mr. David Eisenberg ($250 - $499)
Carole and Sam Moore Engineered Controls Three anonymous gifts
Bunyanech Corbett International LaToya Hill AKG of America, Inc.
Jimmy and Brenda Moser
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Gifts Received Gifts Received
Alamance Beautiful Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Vila & Son Landscaping Dr. Anna Bass Ms. Janelle Christopher*(A) Mr. and Mrs. Douglas P. Ms. Beverly Huffines* (A) Mr. Roman Lyaifer
Commission Harman Corporation Mr. and Mrs. J. William Mr. Marvin Clark (A) Fincannon Mr. Chad Huggins* (A) Mr. Johnathan S. Madren
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mr. Nat T. Harris Mr. and Mrs.* J. Dennis Batey (A) Ms. Laura Coffee* First Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. (A)
Beasley Mr. Otha C. Hawkins* Wade Mr. Craig Batts* (A) Mr. J. Barclay Collins & of Burlington Hughes, Jr. Mr. Julian Mann III
Ms. Crystal Brannan (A) Ms. Lori D. Heiger* Dr.* and Mrs. Barry M. Ms. Hayvenyer Bigelow* Ms. Anne C. H. Paris Food Lion Mr. Stephen T. Hughes Mr. Ernest Mannella*
Mr. Jeff Bright* Hoffman Nursery Weinberg (A) Mr. Thomas G. Conally* Ms. Brenda Fowler* Mr. Marc Hunter* (A) Ms. Ellen McBane*
Brooks Distribution Mr. Barry T. Holland* Mr. Bill Welborn* (A) Ms. Sheila W. Bissette*(A) Mr. Erik Conti* Ms. K. Anne Gant Duke and Heather* Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C.
Services Inc. Ms. Bertha Holt Ms. Vicki Wilson (A)(R) Mr. and Mrs. John Black Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mr. and Mrs. C. Brooks Hutchings McCall
Brothers Research Mr. Michael Holt* (A) Mr. and Mrs. Pete Blaetz Corbett (A) Gardner IVARS Sportswear Ms. Sonya McCook*
Corporation Mr. and Mrs.* David W. Stakeholder Circle Dr. and Mrs. G. Walker Ms. Rebecca P. Corbett* Mr. and Mrs. William R. Ms. Monika Jaramillo (A) Mr. and Mrs. Mark D.
Ms. Gail Galbraith Budd Howell (A) ($100-$249) Blair Mr. H. Neel Covington Gilliam Mr. Anthony Jessup* McIntyre, Sr. (A)
(R) & Mr. Gary Budd Hyland Hills Golf Club Anonymous gifts Blue Ribbon Diner Mr. J. Fabin Covington* Guzman's Market Mr. David Johnson* Dr. Terry McNeill*
Canteen, A Member of Ms. Cathy Johnson* Mr. & Mrs. Dale Aaron (A) Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ms. Frances Daniel (A) Mr. and Mrs.* James N. Dr. H. G. Jones Mebane Transport
Compass Group Mr. and Mrs.* James R. ACC Biotechnology Club Blue (A) (R) Mr. Dwight M. Davidson Hall, Jr. Ms. Heather Jones (A) Company
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnson ACC Flora Club Mr. Whitman Bolles* III Ms. Kathy Hall* Ms. Jennifer Jones* Mr. Don Miller*
Carmen Mr. Robert B. Kittenger* ACC Remembrance Ms. Peggy Boswell* and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Mr. and Mrs. Blairton Mr. and Mrs. T. Blake Ms. Dorena Miller* (A)
Ms. Locotha S. Cates Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Committee Mr. Larry Vellani Davis (A) Hampton Keller (A) Mr. Troy Millikan
Mr. and Mrs. John G. LeGrand ACC Sigma Psi Ms. Janie Bowen* Ms. Alexandra DeSiato* Mr. Thomas Hancock Dr. and Mrs. Harold B. Mr. Peter R. Moore
Currin, Jr. Ms. Laura Levengood*(A) Mr. & Mrs.* Richard Adams Mr. Wayne Bowery (R) Ms. Debra Dixon-Doss Hand In Hand Gallery Kernodle, Jr. Ms. Tanya Moore (A)
Ms. Susan Dalton* Living Landscapes Inc. Ms. Amanda Albright*(A) Dr. and Mrs. Tom R. (R)(A) & Mr. Gary Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mr. Ralph Kerns* Ms. Terri A. Morris*
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Darrell Allen Body Shop Bowman Doss Hannaman Mr. and Mrs. Neill L. Mr. and Mrs. Sammy
Fitzgerald Longest, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Mark Amon Bowman Eye Clinic Dodson & Chatman Mr.* and Mrs. Ray G. Key Moser
Channing and Janyth Mr. Stephen G. Mabe (A) Dr. Lane S. Anderson III* Ms. Linda M. Brena* Construction Harclerode Mr. and Mrs. Ron King (A) Mr. Robert Moulton and
Fredrickson (R) Mr. and Mrs. Brian Ms. Milele Archibald* Ms. Emily Brewer* (A) Mr. and Mrs. William P. Mr. Perry Hardison* Mr. and Mrs. M. Glenn Sandra D. Moulton,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Erwin Martindale Audubon Tree Service Ms. Brenda Brower* Douglas Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Klutz, Sr. Ed.D. (R)
Fuller, Jr. Mrs. Miriam S. Mayo Mr. & Mrs. Jerry A. Bailey Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Brown Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Hargrave Mr. Richard Kraycirik*(A) Dr. Laila Moustafa* (A)
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ms. Linda McAdams* Dr. William D. Bailey Mr. Stanley Brown (A) Driscoll (A) Ms. Candy E. Harmon* Labels, Tags & Inserts, Inc. Mr. John Muhammad*
Gant, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Herb E. Mr. Stephen W. Baker* Buffalo Wild Wings Dr. Marla Dunham* (A) Mr. Paul D. Langley (A) Ms. Margie Murray (A)
Mr. and Mrs. Powell W. McCandless Ms. Joyce Barba* (A) Burlington Men's Garden Mr. Michael Mrs. Kelli S. Harrell (A) Mr. and Dr. Harry C. Nall Printing Company
Glidewell (A) Mr. Robert J. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Dexter R. Club Dunklebarger* Mr. J. Frank Harris LeGette Mr. John Neathery*
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Moseley Architects Barbee, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Mr. Wesley R. Elingburg Harris, Crouch, Long, Dr. and Mrs. Richard I. North Carolina State
Gomory Dr. J. Robert Owen* Mr. & Mrs. David J. Barber Byrd ERA Gunn Realty Scott & Miller, Inc. Letvak Grange
Ms. Greta H. Gordon Mr. Richard Pickard* Mr. Richard S. Barfield* Mr. and Mrs. Edmond W. Rev. Terry Q. Farmer, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mr.* and Mrs. Larry Love Mr. Rick Oakley (A)
Mr. Ron Hall* Prime Personnel Resources Mr. & Mrs. David Baskin* Caldwell, Jr. Ed.D.* Harrison Ms. Dana G. Lunday* Mr. & Mrs. Dale Page (A)
Mr. Dennis Rasmussen (R) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Mr. and Mrs. William D. Mrs. Margaret H. Paris
& Ms. Susan Abernethy Canada Heizer Mr. David Parker*
(R) Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Ms. Anne Helms* Mr. David Paschal* (A)
Mr. Steven Reinhartsen* Canaday, Jr. Mr. Michael Herring (A) Ms. Arleen Petrea*
Ms. Christine Remington* Mr. and Mrs. Freddy R. Dr. and Mrs. Edward Mr. and Mrs. Robert E.
Ms. Cheryl Rettie (A) Cannady (A) Hines (A) Phipps, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Carolina Vascular & Vein Mr. Floyd Hinshaw, Jr.* Mr. and Mrs. Robert E.
Rhew (A) Mr. and Mrs. James F. Ms. Sandra R. Hinton*(A) Phipps, Jr.
Ms. Doris Schomberg* Chanas (A) Mr. and Mrs. George H. Ms. Rhonda Pierce*
Dr. Haifa E. Shahin-Johns* Mr. and Mrs. John A. Holt Mr. Charles Pressley*
and Dr. Brian A. Johns Cheek (A) Mr. and Mrs. Chester Pritchett Farms Nursery
Smitty's Homemade Ice Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Honeycutt (R) Ms. Donna Pruitt* (A)
Cream Childress (A) Ms. Margaret Hooper (A) Ms. Sheila C. Pruitt
Thomas, Chandler & Dr. and Mrs. Clyde (R) Mr. Kirk Puckett*
Marco Bautista Thomas, LLP Megan Neese Christmas Zack Janicello Sandy Bradshaw
Ms. Carol L. Hudson Mr. Scott T. Queen* (A)

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Gifts Received
Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Southern Alamance FFA
Rhode Alumni
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mr. and Mrs. David
Rhodes (R) Sprinkle
Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Ms. Connie Stack*
Rhue (A) Mr.* and Mrs. Charles B.
David and Sue Rich (A) Stanley
Ms. Vernell B. Rone* Steinbicker Dentistry
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard R. Ms. Linda Stevens*
Rose (A) Ms. Guerry Stirling-Willis*
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Mr. Michael Stowe
Russell Ms. Sheila M. Street*
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Sue Lynn Textiles
Saffelle, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Louis V.
Mr. Bennett Sapp Sutton
Dr. and Mrs. Phillip Ms. Susan Taylor
Savage Mr. and Mrs. Howard O.
Ms. Caroline Scharlock* Thaxton
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Ms. Cynthia B. Thompson*
Schley Ms. Rebecca Thompson*
Ms. Rebecca Schoeneck* (A)
Mary and Johnny Mr. Dan Timmons*
Schronce (A) Ms. Deborah B. Todd*
Dr. & Mrs. Edwin H. Scott Touloupas & Touloupas,
Mr. Henry Scott and Dr. DDS
Gilda C. Scott Mr. William T. Trollinger*
Ms. Jan Scott Dr. Steven E. Troutman (A)
Mr. Adam Self* (A) Dr. Reginald H. Turner*
Mr. and Mrs. W. David Mr. and Mrs. Steve A.
Sellers Van Pelt
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ms. Lakeisha Vance*
Shive, D. Min. VantageSouth Bank
Ms. Sherri Singer* Wade's Jewelers
Ms. Liz Solazzo* (A) Ms. Sherry A. Wagner* (A)
Mrs. Mary Walker
Mr. and Mrs. John E.
Watkins (A)
Watson Electrical
Construction Co., Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M.
Way (A)
Ms. Jeanine Weems*
Dr. & Mrs. Donald R. West
Mr. & Mrs. Jake West (A)
Mr. and Mrs. C. Russell
Wheeler (A)
Mr. Edward T. Williams*
Mr. and Mrs. Mac
Robert Jeffers Williams
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Mr. Michael Williams*
Ms. Nancy A. Williams
Ms. Michelle Williamson*
Mr. Robert H. Windham*
Mr.* and Mrs. William
H. Woodruff
Mr. and Mrs. Keith E.
Woodson (A)
Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Yarbrough (A)
Mr.* and Mrs. Jonathan
K. Young
Friends
($1-$99)
Over 350 organizations
and individuals gave at
this level. See
accfoundation.com
for a complete list.
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*Denotes ACC Employee
(R) Denotes ACC Retiree
(A) Denotes ACC Alumus/a
Please let us know if we
have missed you in any
of these designations.
We will update our
records. Thank you.
Matching gifts provided by:
AT&T Foundation
Coca-Cola Foundation
GlaxoSmithKline
Foundation
IBM International Foundation
Blessing Masakatza
ACC Foundation Restricted Funds
LabCorp ACC Foundation Non-Endowed Scholarships Available for the 09–10 School Year
A.O. Smith
Wachovia Foundation
Kaye Acton Medical Assisting Scholarship
Alamance Beautiful Commission Horticulture
Scholarship
Alamance Christian Academic Excellence
Scholarship
Alamance County Medical Group Managers
Scholarship
Altrusa International of Chapel Hill Scholarship
Bank of America Books & Supplies Fund
Bank of America Scholarship
L.P. and Evelyn Best Memorial Scholarship
Ricky Boggs Memorial Scholarship
Jennings M. Bryan Insurance Scholarship
Lesia Dziuma
Business and Professional Women of Gibsonville
Scholarship
Franklin B. Chacey Memorial Scholarship
Copland Employees Scholarship
Cox Toyota-Scion Scholarship
Cecil Crabbe Memorial Scholarship
Eisenberg Machining Scholarship
Janyth Fredrickson Scholarship
Wallace Gee Memorial Scholarship (Burlington
Civitan Club)
Graham Rotary Academic Scholarship
Travis Moore
Elizabeth Hayden-Harman Nursing and Early
Childhood Scholarships
Hayden-Harman Nonprofit Scholarship
Holt Sublimation Scholarship
Hattie M. Ledbetter Memorial Scholarship
McDonald's Employees Scholarship
Mebane Business Assocation Scholarship
Mebane Women's Club Scholarship
Harvey Mitchell Memorial Scholarship
(Burlington Civitan Club)
Bill Paris Memorial Scholarship
PIP Printing and Document Services Scholarship
Elwood Prater Memorial Scholarship
SAM’s Culinary Scholarship
Sandvik Machining Technology Scholarship
TAPCO Employees Scholarship
Truliant Credit Union Scholarship
Jalvia Vaughn and Merline Ellison Memorial
Scholarship
Robert Lee Pate, III VFW Post 10607,
Burlington, NC Scholarship
Walter Williams HS Class of '61 Scholarship
Williams and Woodruff Scholarship
Women's Division, Alamance County Chamber
of Commerce Scholarship
Other non-endowed funds held by the ACC
Foundation
ACC Literary Magazine Fund
Basic Skills Fund
Evening Reading Program Grant
Susie Wolverton Hawes Memorial Professional
Development Fund
Charles Lowry Memorial Culinary Fund
PLANET Trip Funds (ACC Horticulture)
Henderson and Hilda Scott Fund
Student Distress Fund
Sustainable Energy Program Grant
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ACC Foundation Endowed Funds
ACC Foundation Endowed Funds as of June 30, 2009
Vardy and Clara Abernethy Endowed
Scholarship*
Nancy J. Adams Culinary Scholarship
Alamance County Committee on Civic Affairs
Founders’ Memorial Scholarship
Alamance Regional Medical Center Endowed
Chair
Alamance Regional Medical Center Scholarship
Alamance-Caswell Home Builders Association
Scholarship
Alamance-Caswell Medical Society Alliance
Scholarship
Alamance-Caswell Medical Society Scholarship
Alley, Williams, Carmen, & King Scholarship
Alumni Loyalty Fund Scholarship
Ambassador Endowment
Bank of America Partners at Work Endowment
BB&T Endowment
Beach Family Scholarship
Roy Blackwell Memorial Scholarship
Sara Jo Blair Memorial Nursing Scholarship
Helen Brennan Honorary Scholarship
Margaret H. Brown Endowment
Sandy Brownstein Memorial Criminal Justice
Scholarship
Jennings M. Bryan, Jr. Memorial Scholarship
Ivan Burger Memorial Scholarship
Burlington Industries Partners at Work
Endowment
Burlington Motors, Inc. Partners at Work
Endowment
Burlington Woman's Club Scholarship
Byrd Family Partners at Work Endowment
Capital Bank Partners at Work Endowment
Carolina Biological Supply Company
Scholarship
Chandler Concrete Company, Inc. Partners at
Work Endowment
Vernon Cheek Accounting Scholarship
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Vic Chisholm Memorial HVAC Scholarship
Altrusa Margaret Cooper Memorial Scholarship*
Edna DeBerry GED Scholarship*
Dixon-Doss Scholarship
Ellis-Hall Scholarship
First State Savings Bank Partners at Work
Endowment
C.P. William Fisher and Jean Northrup Fisher
Memorial Scholarship
Mark Anthony and Annie Futrell Foriest College
Scholarship
Founders Endowment
James M. Galbraith Memorial Scholarship
Glen Raven Mills Partners at Work Endowment
Graham Lions Club Scholarship
Robert J. Graham Scholarship
J. Nimrod Harris, Sr. Memorial Scholarship
Shake and Eleanor Harris Memorial Scholarship
Elizabeth Hayden-Harman Scholarship*
Louise Heckman Memorial Nursing Scholarship
A. Norman and Bertha G. Herbin Memorial
Scholarship
Eda and Ralph Holt Endowment
J. Robert Holt Memorial Scholarship
Margaret Hooper Dental Assisting Scholarship
Huffman Oil Company, Inc. Partners at Work
Endowment
Linda Humble River Mill Scholarship
William R. Hupman Memorial Ambassador
Endowment
Maurice Jennings Scholarship
John W. and Pete Jones Memorial Scholarship
Sondra Hall Jones Scholarship
George Kimmel Memorial Scholarship
Jake King Memorial Scholarship
Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Scholarship
ACC Foundation Endowed Funds
LabCorp Endowed Chair
LabCorp Scholarship
Jack R. and Dorothy C. Lindley Scholarship
Jack R. and Dorothy C. Lindley Endowment
Walter A.G. Maschke Memorial Scholarship
Audrey K. McBane Nursing Scholarship
W. Ronald and Peggy Holt McCarter Scholarship
Leonard and Jane Miller Memorial Visual Arts
Scholarship
Everett Mogle Memorial Scholarship
Kevin and Maria Moore Scholarship*
Jack O'Kelley Sertoma Club Scholarship
Jack R. Overacre, Jr. Scholarship
W. Michael Pace Memorial Horticulture
Scholarship
Amick H. and Mattie S. Patterson Memorial
Scholarship
Evelyn Guthrie Patterson Memorial Scholarship
James Patterson Jr. Memorial Scholarship
E. Glenn and Bettie C. Pendergraph Honorary
Scholarship
Nellie Lee Pittman Memorial Scholarship*
Thomas E. Powell, Jr. Endowment
Pro Feet, Inc. Partners at Work Endowment
Reaves/Hawkins Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship
Al and Candace Rey Scholarship
Myron A. and Sarah H. Rhyne Memorial
Scholarship
Riddle and Company Partners at Work
Endowment
Alma T. and Jerilyn Mercer Robinson Memorial
Scholarship
Saturday Morning Breakfast Club Horticulture
Scholarship
Paul Scheetz Memorial Scholarship
H. Joseph Schoeneck Memorial Culinary Team
Fund
Schomberg/Kimber Culinary Scholarship
Scott Family Collection Endowment
Ralph H. and Hazeleene Scott Endowment
Carroll Shoffner Partners at Work Endowment
E. Faye Simpson Memorial Scholarship
Jean Slaughter Memorial Scholarship
Smith Family Foundation Partners at Work
Endowment
A.O. Smith Scholarship
Mark Isaac Smith Memorial Scholarship*
Rudy Smith Memorial Scholarship
Renee Snyder Clover Garden Scholarship
Charlie and Esther Stadler Endowment
B.L. Stewart Culinary Scholarship
SunTrust (CCB) Partners at Work Endowment
William E. Taylor Scholarship
Thigpen Endowment for Employee Awards
Thompson Family Scholarship
Samuel Moses Thornton Memorial Scholarship
Triangle Home Health Care, Inc. Endowed
Scholarship
Jill Troutman Visual Arts Scholarship
Twin Lakes Community Scholarship
Wachovia Bank Endowment for Student Aid
Joe Wheeler/Mike Cross Scholarship*
Willard & Sibyl White Endowment
Rosella Rodgers Wilson Tech Prep Scholarship
Wishart Norris Henninger and Pittman, PA
Endowment*
Karen Wolverton Smell Memorial Scholarship
Troy W. Woodard, Sr. Scholarship
Wooten Family Scholarship
Youths' Friends Association Scholarship in
Industrial Technology
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*Endowments not yet fully funded to the agreed amount.
Currently $20,000 is required to initiate an endowment at
the ACC Foundation.
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Gifts Made in Honor of/by Gifts Made in Honor of/by
Susan Abernethy Marla Dunham Anne Helms Mr. and Mrs. W. Erwin Fuller, Jr.
Ms. Susan Dalton Ms. Susan Dalton Ms. Susan Dalton Mr. William Massey
Yvonne Aiton-Chiaro Nancy Forrest Terence Honhart Mrs. Miriam S. Mayo
Ms. Brenda Pace Cohen Ms. Susan Dalton Ms. Caroline Scharlock Mr. and Mrs. A.B. Plexico
Lisa Barrows Janyth Fredrickson’s retirement Margaret Hooper Dr. and Mrs. Charles K. Scott
Ms. Susan Dalton Ms. Caroline Ansbacher Mr. and Mrs. Owen R. McKenzie, Jr. Mr. Henry Scott and Dr. Gilda C. Scott
Maria Baskin Ms. Mary-Charles Barrett Ms. Donna Pruitt Dr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Scott
Ms. Susan Dalton Ms. Maria Baskin Cathy Johnson Mr. and Mrs. William C. Scott, Sr.
Anna Bass Ms. Peggy Boswell Ms. Susan Dalton Mr. and Mrs. Glenn M. Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Steve A. Van Pelt Ms. Laura Coffee Dr. Jan Kylstra Jessie Rae Scott
Rosa Bilbao Ms. Nan Cooper Dr. and Mrs. Michael Brennan Dr. H.G. Jones
Ms. Susan Dalton Ms. Susan Dalton Ron and Peggy McCarter The Scott Family
Dr. and Mrs. G. Walker Blair Mr. Davy Davidson Ms. Darlynn McCarter Mr. John T. Kerr, III
Ted and Sally Harrison Ms. Alexandra DeSiato Renee McCombs Felix and Elaine Simmons
Whitman Bolles Dr. Reid Dusenberry Ms. Ann D. Brinkhous Ms. Brenda Pace Cohen
Ms. Susan Dalton Dick and Linda Fisher Mary Menchinsky Dee Snow
Dr. Chad Brasington Ms. Nancy Forrest Ms. Greta Gordon Ms. Brenda Pace Cohen
Dr. and Mrs. Michael Brennan Ms. Dorinda Gilliam Don Miller Dr. Charles Sydnor
Dr. Michael Brennan Ms. Heather Hutchings Ms. Susan Dalton Dr. and Mrs. Michael Brennan
Helen Brennan Ms. Cathy Johnson Chip Milligan Allen Thaxton
Mr. and Mrs. A.D. Carr Ms. Natalie Miles Ms. Brenda Pace Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Howard O. Thaxton
Ms. Susan Holt Ms. Heidi Norwick Troy Millikan Dan Timmons
Mr. Vernon Cheek Ms. Delores Parker Ms. Brenda Pace Cohen Ms. Susan Dalton
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin L. Blackburn Ms. Carolyn Rhode Alene Mullis Clara Vega
Ms. Brenda Fowler Ms. Caroline Scharlock Ms. Janelle Christopher Ms. Susan Dalton
Ms. Grace H. Holton Ms. Doris Schomberg Dr. Martin Nadelman Dr. Barry Weinberg
Ms. Linda Stevens Mr. Adam Self Susan Dalton Ms. Susan Dalton
Jay Christmas Ms. Linda Suffron Margie S. Nichols Rev. and Mrs. Charles Williams
Dr. and Mrs. Clyde J. Christmas Ms. Alma Thompson Ms. Brenda Pace Cohen Ms. Nancy Williams
Brenda Pace Cohen Ms. Clara Vega Nancy Omelko Vicki Wilson’s retirement
Ms. Yvonne Aiton-Chiaro Ms. Cindy Watkins Ms. Greta Gordon Ms. Natalie Miles
Mr. and Mrs. Craig D. Cohen Ms. June West Bob Owen Ms. Carolyn Rhode
Mr. David Cohen Mr. Russell Wilson Dr. Marla Dunham
Ms. Margie M. Nichols Beth Glidewell Dr. Bill Porfilio
Mr. Troy Millikan Mr. and Mrs. W. David Sellars Dr. and Mrs. Michael Brennan
Mr. and Mrs. Felix C. Simmons Pam Hall Clara Powell
Craig and Lauren Cohen Mr. Stephen L. Stearns Ms. Linda Powell-Whitted
Ms. Brenda Pace Cohen Perry Hardison Henderson Scott’s 80th Birthday
Angela Dertel Ms. Susan Dalton Mr. and Mrs. Mark Amon
Ms. Sarah Folckomer Ted and Sally Harrison Ms. Peggy Boswell and Mr. Larry Vellani
Alexandra DeSiato Dr. and Mrs. G. Walker Blair, Jr. Ms. Martha L. Covington
Ms. Susan Dalton Otha Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. H. Neel Covington
Dr. Steve Dingeldein Dr. Marla Dunham Mr. and Mrs. W.F. Covington
Dr. and Mrs. Michael Brennan Ms. Amy Crawford Dunlap Henderson Scott

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Gifts in Memory of/by Gifts in Memory of/by
Vardy and Clara Abernethy John Currin, Sr. Susie Wolverton Hawes Ms Hayvenyer Bigelow
Mr. Dennis Rasmussen and Ms. Susan Abernethy Ms. Debra Dixon-Doss and Mr. Gary Doss Dr. and Mrs. John B. Wolverton, Jr. Ms. Gail P. Binder
Ms. Sara Jo Blair Mr. Russell Wilson Louse Heckman Ms. Debra Dixon-Doss and Mr. Gary Doss
Ms. Julie Beauchesne Charles “Frederick” Davis, Jr. Mary and Johnny Schronce Ms. Debra Lancaster
Dr. and Mrs. G. Walker Blair Ms. Suellyn Dalton Senator Jesse Helms Dr. and Mrs. Martin H. Nadelman
Mr and Mrs. Ted Harrison Edna DeBerry Mr. and Mrs. George McBane Ms. Carolyn Rhode
Mr. and Mrs. Jake West Ms. Joyce Barba Mr. and Mrs. David Sprinkle
Agnes Bland Ms. Mary Wagoner Jamie Hinson Ms. Stephanie B. Waters
Dr. and Mrs. Martin H. Nadelman Dr. and Mrs. Martin Nadelman Ms. June West
Gerald Egbert Bruce Holt Ms. Vicki Wilson
Sandy Brownstein Ms. Sherry Wagner Dr. and Mrs. Martin Nadelman Walter A.G. Maschke
Ms. Joanna L. Brownstein and Ms. Carolyn Merline Ellison Maude Huffines Mr. and Mrs. William S. Thornton
Harley Ms. Linda M. Batts Mary Wagoner James Massey
Jennings M. Bryan, Jr. Ms. Joyce Crisp Teri Elizabeth Hughes Veiga Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. McIntyre, Sr. Mr. William D. Ellison Ms. Suellyn Dalton
Ivan Burger Ms. Karen Evans Dr. and Mrs. Martin Nadelman Lula McCain
Ms. Greta H. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Herb M. Jenkins Ms. Virginia Jeffries
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Lovingood Ms. Susan Norvell Jake King W. Don McPherson, Sr.
Mr. Don Miller Ms. Renata Patterson Mr. David G. Christie Mr. Robert Moulton and Sandra D. Moulton, Ed.D.
Nancy Omelko Ms. Jean Proctor Mr. and Mrs. Herb E. McCandless Harry Menke
Ms. Mary Santiago Mr. Michael Stowe Howard Joyner Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Schley Rev. and Mrs. T.E. Taylor Ms. Ann M. Joyner
Ms. Kathryn J. Shultz Ms. Marlene White Wayne Kendrick William Miles
Ms. Barbara Williams Ms. Sherry Wagner Ms. Carolyn Rhode
Florence Burton Cyrus Manning Euliss II Harvey Mitchell
Ms. Doris Schomberg Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wilson Hilda Frederick King Burlington Civitan Club
Jimmy Byrd Mr. J. Edwin King Kevin and Maria Moore
Dr. and Mrs. Martin H. Nadelman Jimmy Farrell Rev. John and Eleanore Kittenger & siblings, ACC Remembrance Committee
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wilson Ms. Carolyn Rhode Patricia and John Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Carroll
Franklin B. Chacey C.P. William Fisher and Jean Northrup Fisher Mr. Robert Kittenger Mr. Laurent Changuion
Ms. Sheila Street Dick and Linda Fisher Marvin Klutz, Jr. Ms. Suellyn Dalton
James Michael Galbraith Mr. and Mrs. M. Glenn Klutz Ms. Debra Dixon-Doss and Mr. Gary Doss
J.F. Changuion Ms. Gail Galbraith Budd Ms. Nancy Forrest
Mr. Laurent Changuion Visions, Inc. Susan Lambeth Hawfields Civitan Club
Albert and Nina Cheek Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wilson Ms. Cathy Johnson
Ms. Suellyn Dalton Wallace Gee Herndon Latta Ladies Auxiliary of the Graham Fire Department
Ms. Debra Dixon-Doss and Mr. Gary Doss Burlington Civitan Club Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Evans Mr. and Mrs. Odell Minnix
Dr. and Mrs. Martin H. Nadelman Odis Gordon Dorothy Ann James Lee Mr. Robert Moulton and Sandra D. Moulton, Ed.D.
Ms. Carolyn Rhode Ms. Brenda Pace Cohen Dr. and Mrs. Martin Nadelman Dr. and Mrs. Martin H. Nadelman
Ms. Carol Wade William R. Griggs Ms. Carolyn Rhode
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wilson Ms. Suellyn Dalton James E. Long Ms. Doris Schomberg
Russell James Collins Ms. Carolyn Rhode Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Alan Warwick
Mr. Gregory L. Hassler Virginia Leonard Lopes Ms. Lynda A. Webb
Clara Hardin Ms. Debra Dixon-Doss and Mr. Gary Doss Mr. and Mrs. James A. White
Laurence Connor Andy and Beth Brehler Gordon Marlette Dr. and Mrs. John B. Wolverton, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. George McBane Shake and Eleanor Harris Ms. Suellyn Dalton
Cecil Crabbe Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stout Elmer Eston Murray
Mrs. Jane Crabbe Lela Mann Hatch Dawn Dixon Martin Mr. Robert Moulton and Sandra D. Moulton, Ed.D.
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Gifts in Memory of/by Gifts in Memory of/by
Jack Owen Esther Ponder Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Robinson Lois Thorne
Ms. Debra Dixon-Doss and Mr. Gary Doss David Crane Roc's Clippers, Cuts & Curls (Christine Leath) Ms. Doris Schomberg
Mike Pace Thomas E. Powell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ben E. Roney, Jr. Samuel Moses Thornton
Ms. Yvonne Aiton-Chiaro Carolina Biological Supply Company Dr. and Mrs. Charles K. Scott Mr. and Mrs. William S. Thornton
Ms. Brenda Pace Cohen B. Larry Ray Mr. and Mrs. H. Edwin Scott Jalvia Vaughn
Mr. and Mrs. Craig D. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wilson Mr. Henry Scott and Dr. Gilda C. Scott Ms. Linda M. Batts
Mr. David Cohen Ms. Janet L. Scott Ms. Joyce Crisp
Mr. Troy Millikan Joe Schoeneck Dr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Scott Mr. William D. Ellison
Ms. Margie M. Nichols Ms. Becky Schoeneck Mr. and Mrs. William C. Scott, Sr. Ms. Karen Evans
Mr. and Mrs. Felix C. Simmons Ludwig Scott Senior Democrats of Alamance County Mr. and Mrs. Herb M. Jenkins
Dr. and Mrs. Donald R. West Mrs. Miriam Scott Mayo Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Steinbeck Ms. Susan Norvell
Bill Paris Governor Robert Scott Dr. and Mrs. Louis V. Sutton Ms. Renata Patterson
ACC Remembrance Committee ACC Board of Trustees Mr. and Mrs. Glenn M. Thomas Ms. Jean Proctor
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Mark Amon Ms. Sharon Thompson Mr. Michael Stowe
Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Baron Ms. Peggy Boswell and Mr. Larry Vellani Dr. and Mrs. Donald R. West Rev. and Mrs. T.E. Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Barts Dr. and Mrs. Michael W. Brennan Mr. Joseph W. Westcott Ms. Marlene White
Mr. and Mrs. Morris N. Blanchard Mr. and Mrs. Edmond W. Caldwell, Jr. Ms. Barbara Williams
Ms. Linda W. Capes Ms. Locotha S. Cates Jean Slaughter
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Catlos, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Grady Cooper, Jr. Dr. Rosa Bilbao Mary Catherine Waters
Mr. Thomas G. Conally Ms. Crystal Coovert Mr. Whitman Bolles Dr. and Mrs. Martin H. Nadelman
Ms. Suellyn Dalton Mr. H. Neel Covington Ms. Joan Cecil Ms. Stephanie Waters
Ms. Debra Dixon-Doss and Mr. Gary Doss Mr. W.F. Covington Mr. Laurent Changuion Mr. Joe Wheeler
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Dula Ms. Suellyn Dalton Ms. Susan Dalton Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Carmen
Dr. Marla Dunham Democratic Women of Alamance County Ms. Alexandra DeSiato Mr. and Mrs. David Cheek
Mr. and Mrs. R. Thomas Gamble Mr. and Mrs. William P. Douglas Dr. Marla Dunham Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cross
Mr. Otha Hawkins Ms. Amy Dunlap Ms. Lynn Guard Dr. and Mrs. Reid Dusenberry, III
Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Kirchen Ms. Anna Gerow Ms. Lori Heiger First Presbyterian Church Open Door Class
Dr. Frances Marlette Mr. and Mrs. Steven K. Hannaman Ms. Anne Helms Dick and Linda Fisher
Ms. Linda McAdams Mr. and Mrs. Jack Y. Henderson Ms. Susan E. Holt Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Fitzgerald
Ms. Mary C. Mebane Ms. Bertha Holt Ms. Linda McAdams Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fitzgerald
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Mock Mrs. Geraldine Horton Mr. Don Miller Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Harris
Mr. Robert Moulton and Sandra D. Moulton, Ed.D. Dr. H.G. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Rhew Mr. and Mrs. George H. Holt
Dr. and Mrs. Martin H. Nadelman Mr. and Mrs. M. Keith Kapp Bill Shoffner Mr. and Mrs. Brian Martindale
Dr. J. Robert Owen Mr. and Mrs. Neill Key Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. McCall
Ms. Anne C. H. Paris Ms. Elizabeth King J. Harold Smith Ms. Susan W. Parker and Family
Ms. Margaret H. Paris Mr. H. Martin Lancaster Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wilson Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Shive
Mr. Neal L. Paris Mr. Julian Mann, III Mr. and Mrs. C. Thomas Steele, Jr.
Mr. Steven Reinhartsen Mr. William H. Massey Mr. Mark I. Smith Ms. Jessica Tolley
Mary and Johnny Schronce Mrs. Miriam Scott Mayo Floyd Hinshaw, Jr. Ms. Jessica Van Etten
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shoffner Ms. Neill McLeod Donald Starling Mr. and Mrs. Daniel VanGorden
Ms. Susan Taylor Mr. Peter R. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wilson William I. Wheeley
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Watson Mr. and Mrs. Sammy K. Moser BL Stewart Mr. and Mrs. John R. Shaw
Ms. Karen M. Webb Dr. and Mrs. Martin H. Nadelman Ms. K. Anne Gant ———————————————
Ms. Vicki Wilson Ms. Elizabeth H. Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Roger Gant, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. John B. Wolverton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis V. Perry, III Ms. Nicole Guite
Ronnie Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Phipps, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Styrcula
Ms. Debra Dixon-Doss and Mr. Gary Doss Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Phipps, Sr. Mr. Michael E. Styrcula
Dr. and Mrs. Martin H. Nadelman Mr. and Mrs. A.B. Plexico Ms. Susan Taylor
Ms. Carol Wade Ms. Carolyn Rhode
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In Memoriam
THREE GOOD FRIENDS TO ACC AND THE ACC FOUNDATION PASSED AWAY IN THE PAST YEAR.
WE REMEMBER THEM HERE.
KEVIN ALBERT MOORE, 44, DIED MAY 2,
2009. Kevin was a loving father and hus-
band. His dedication to his family was
evident in every aspect of his life. He
never met a stranger and was always will-
ing to offer a helping hand. He touched
the lives of many through his work at
Alamance Community College for 17 years
where he was head of the Automotive
Systems Technology program. He was
also President of Hawfields Civitan Club
1999–2000. A former President of the
N.C. Auto Diesel Instructors Association,
Kevin also worked closely with the N.C.
Department of Motor Vehicles and
Division of Air Quality to renew the
Emissions Manuel, was an ASE
Kevin Moore
(Automotive Service Excellence) Master
Technician and Service Consultant, an
Advanced Electronics Technician and a member of the National American Council of
Automotive Teachers. Kevin was also a member of Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church.
A scholarship in the names of Kevin and Maria (his wife, who predeceased him) has
been initiated.
WILLIAM "BILL" PARIS, A LONGTIME EMPLOY-
EE OF ALAMANCE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, A
FORMER employee of Alamance-Caswell
Area Mental Health Program, and former
County Planner for Alamance County,
passed away on October 13, 2008. At
ACC, he was the Institutional Researcher.
He is survived by his stepdaughter, Ann
Brandon Hallberg, her husband, Jake
Hallberg, and their son, Ryan Hallberg, all
of Charlotte, N.C., Bill’s sister, Margaret
Paris of Silver Spring, Maryland and his
brother, Neal Paris of Durham, N.C.
He is missed by his family, friends
and co-workers who established a scholar-
Chester Honeycutt and Bill Paris ship in his memory.
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In Memoriam
GOVERNOR ROBERT "BOB" SCOTT, OF HAW RIVER, PASSED AWAY ON JAN. 23, 2009, AFTER
a lifetime of public service to the people of North Carolina. Born on June 13, 1929,
Scott was the son of N.C. Governor and U.S. Senator Kerr Scott and Mary White Scott,
of Hawfields.
He is predeceased by his son, Kerr Scott, and brother, Osborne. He is survived by
his wife of 58 years, Jessie Rae Scott; daughters, Meg Phipps, Mary Scott, Susan Sutton
and Jan Scott; and seven grandchildren as well as a sister, Mary Kerr Lowdermilk.
In 1971, Governor Robert “Bob” Scott donated 48 acres of his farmland in Haw River
community for construction of a new campus for Alamance Community College. The
campus opened in January 1976.
· Scott told ACC students in 2002 that
his proudest career achievement was not
as governor, but when he served as pres-
ident of the NC Community College
System (NCCCS) for a record 12
years. “All you have to do is attend a
GED or degree graduation, or a nurs-
ing pinning ceremony, and then you
know that what you’re doing is
worthwhile,” he said at the time.
· Scott’s single term as governor
(1969–73) was long enough for Scott
to restructure the university system
and executive level of government,
and initiate the kindergarten program
in the public schools.
· When he was named president of the
state community college system in the
mid-1980s, he oversaw the creation of Jessie Rae and Bob Scott
the compensatory education program
at the community college level.
Memorial contributions for Governor Scott were designated for the Scott Family Collection
at Alamance Community College.
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Grants Awarded Grants Awarded

North Carolina Community College System awarded the following Piedmont Triad Partnership
grants to ACC: awarded the following grant
Minority Male Mentoring Grant $30,000 to ACC:
THIS GRANT PROVIDES FOR COORDINATION OF A MENTORING PROGRAM FOR THIS UNDERREPRESENTED U.S. Department of Labor Grant for
student group. Funds provide for short courses in life skills, counseling, field trips, tutoring Workforce Innovation in Regional
and other help and referral with follow-up to assist minority males with staying in school Economic Development (WIRED)
and improving their grades. Nursing Grant $137,855
DESIGNED TO IMPROVE RETENTION OF
ESL Civics Statewide Curriculum Project $78,500 underserved, foreign, and minority
FUNDS THE PRODUCTION OF A FREE CD AND WEB-BASED CURRICULUM THAT FOCUSES ON CIVICS nursing students, this grant features
and U.S. Citizenship preparation. To be used by the state’s 58 community colleges and innovative supplemental programming
community based literacy organizations, the materials will supplement classroom instruction for at-risk students. Successful meth-
to help foreign-born individuals learn English and U.S. government, history, and civics ods will be featured in a monograph
more quickly. The lessons are designed to assist students to prepare for the U.S. to be shared with all 58 community
Citizenship process and pass the Department of Homeland Security Exam. Additionally colleges and other nursing programs.
the lessons assist students with assimilation into American society.

ESL Distance Learning Grant $10,000 North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources,
PART OF A NATIONAL PROJECT, THE PROGRAM FURNISHES FIELD-TESTED CIVICS AND ENGLISH Division of Air Quality awarded the following grant to ACC:
program DVDs and on-line lessons to ESL students so that they may study at home Mobile Source Emissions Grant $17,590
and/or supplement their classroom ESL instruction. THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA MANDATES THAT ALL AGENCIES FUNDED WITH STATE DOLLARS
must decrease auto emissions by 10% by 2010. This grant provided funds for an electric
Academic Services To Nursing Students From Disadvantaged Backgrounds $2,048 vehicle to replace one of ACC’s older, larger vehicles, thus decreasing our emissions.
ALAMANCE COMMUNITY COLLEGE NURSING PROGRAM SERVES A DIVERSE STUDENT POPULATION. (Note: This grant was awarded and, when the state developed a budget crisis, it was
Some of the nursing students have difficulty transitioning from the classroom to the clini- withdrawn. As of this date, ACC awaits word of the reinstatement of this funding.)
cal arena of patient care. Successful progression in a nursing curriculum may occur if the
student has the opportunity for minimal additional classroom/clinical tutoring.
NC Health and Wellness Trust Fund awarded the following grant to
North Carolina Biotechnology Center awarded the following grant to ACC:
ACC: Smoking Cessation Grant $28,500
Biotechnology Summer Workshop for Educators $24,845 THIS GRANT PROMOTES THE PREVENTION OR CESSATION OF SMOKING OR USE OF CHEWING
EDUCATORS IN THE SURROUNDING AREA WHO tobacco products, particularly among younger students. A coordinator will assist with
teach science at the secondary level and activities, counseling, group activities, and other prevention and cessation activities.
above were eligible to apply to participate
in this summer institute. The theme and
title of the institute was “Teaching Genetics, North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources awarded the
Transcriptions, and Metabolism with following grant to ACC:
Microarrays.” Library Equipment Grant $18,000
Classes featured “hands-on” applications FUNDS ALLOWED THE PURCHASE OF 20 LAPTOPS, WHICH ALLOW LIBRARY STAFF TO DO LIBRARY
and suggestions for classroom activities orientations at any college location with wireless capability, for students who are in pro-
and innovation to bring these educators grams that do not feature computer labs.
up to date with the current trends in
biotechnology.

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Ways to give: 2009 Board of Directors

Gifts of cash Officers ACC Trustee Liaisons

· Cash gifts are immediate and, if you itemize your taxes, your outright gifts of cash are President Jerry Bailey Carl Steinbicker
fully deductible for federal income tax purposes. Vice President Aaron Noble, Jr., Ed.D. Russell R. Wilson
Secretary Sue Rich
Bequests Treasurer Charles H. Harris
· After providing for loved ones, name ACCF a beneficiary in your will to ensure a per- Past President Bill Gomory Faculty Representative
manent legacy of helping ACC students. (Check with your estate planner.) Grace Holton, Accounting Instructor
· Tell your loved ones you would like ACCF to be listed to receive memorial gifts in
your obituary. Board Members
Jeffrey A. Andrews, Chair of the Planned Board Members Emeritus
Charitable gift annuity Giving Committee Geraldine M. Horton
· Transfer at least $10,000 to ACCF now and received a guaranteed above market rate of Kevin Bilson William C. Ingold
return for the remainder of your life. Perfect for those who live off their assets and Susan Black Jack R. Lindley
who are worried about market volatility. Pete Blaetz Thomas D. McGowen*
· Immediate tax benefits may be realized. Helen Brennan C.C. (Buck) McNeely, Jr.*
· Remaining asset value transfers to ACCF use upon passing of the donor. Judy Brumley, Chair of the Resource Rivera G. (R.G.) Mitchell*
Development Committee James D. Moser, Jr.
Vehicles and equipment Charles Canaday Virgil L. Stadler
· Certain programs at ACC may benefit from donations of non-cash items that help edu- Ted Chandler, Chair of the Investment Carl Steinbicker
cate students in current techniques and technologies. Committee Dr. Stephen B. Thomas*
· Such donations may be tax-deductible. John Currin Troy W. Woodard
Brad Evans _____________________________
Gifts of life insurance Beth Glidewell *deceased
· A life insurance policy that is no longer needed can be a perfect vehicle for a gift. Brenda Hampton
Name ACCF owner and beneficiary of the policy. The current cash value and future Charles R. Harris
premiums paid may be tax deductible. (Check with your life insurance agent for Wade Harrison
details.) Reggie Lipscomb, Chair of the Grants
Committee
Gifts of stock John McDonald
· Giving long-term appreciated stock may offer you a two fold tax savings: Carole L. Moore
1. You avoid paying capital tax on the increase of the value of the stock. Sandra D. Moulton, Ed.D.
2. You receive a tax deduction for the full fair market value of the stock at the time Martin H. Nadelman, Ed.D.
of donation Khuan Ng
Jack R. Overacre, Jr.
Gifts of real estate Samuel C. Powell, Ph.D.
· Gifts of real estate allow the donor to avoid capital gains tax and realize a charitable Fairfax Reynolds
deduction on the full fair market value of the real estate. Kelly Shirley
Phil Vanderwoude
Nancy O. Whitfield

Jack Lindley Board Member Emeritus

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ACCF Executive Director, Carolyn Rhode
Dear ACC Donors and Friends,
IN THE PAST YEAR, UNEMPLOYMENT IN OUR COUNTY
has nearly doubled from 6 to 12%. In Fall
2007 the Dow was over 14,000—remember
that? Since then it has fallen by more than
50% and recovered-some. And true to its
countercyclical nature, demand for education
and training at ACC is way up among
Alamance County residents. Fall 2009 cur-
riculum enrollment is over 5,500, an 18%
increase over the prior year.
The ACC Foundation provides low-
income, academically strong students
with scholarships, work study jobs and
other aid. The ACC Foundation has cut
costs, but still, worthy students are in
danger of being turned away. If we can
get ACC students, many of whom have
been laid off, retrained for new careers, they can get new
jobs and support themselves and their families. Their economic activity
will restore demand and help all area businesses recover faster. A rising tide lifts
all boats.
In the coming year, the ACC Foundation Board has voted to use up to $100,000
in reserve funds to ensure that all students, qualified to attend, are able to afford
books and tuition at ACC. This is the basic purpose of the ACC Foundation and
why I titled this year’s report, “Back to Basics”.
I thank you for being part of the Alamance Community College family and
among its supporters.
Carolyn Rhode
Executive Director,ACC Foundation
www.accfoundation.com
The ACC Foundation Exists:
· To provide funds to ensure that no qualified
student will be denied instructional services at
Alamance Community College due to finan-
cial need
· To provide funds for faculty and staff profes-
sional development, mentoring programs, and
acknowledgement of excellence in service
· To support other education related priorities
at ACC
· To cultivate funds and other support from
local businesses, organizations and individu-
als, alumni, private foundations, and govern-
ment agencies
Carolyn Rhode, Executive Director
Alamance Community College Foundation, Inc. Natalie B. Miles, Special Projects Coordinator
Post Office Box 8000 Carol Wade, Senior Accounting Technician
Graham, NC 27253-8000 Suellyn Dalton, ACC Grant Writer
336-506-4416 Becky Thompson, Administrative Assistant
Fax: 336-506-4020
www.accfoundation.com
The ACC Foundation Annual Report was
designed by: ACC Graphic Design Students
(Tarik Alston, Kristen Corbett, Dustin Hawkins)
with the guidance of Dr. Laila Moustafa,
Instructor/ Portfolio Leader, Advertising and
Graphic Design Department.