2001-2002 annual report

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Central Piedmont is a career focused college.We are proud to serve one of the fastest grow-ing communities in America. As you may know,the demand for our services continues to soar,while the state struggles to balance its financialobligations. That was never more evident than inthe past fiscal year.

In my view, the community colleges acrossNorth Carolina are the economic engines thatwill keep our state moving forward. NorthCarolina has an historic commitment to provideeducation that is academically, geographicallyand financially accessible to our citizens. Weare obligated to provide our children and grand-children access to the knowledge and skillsthat will shape their futures — our future — asa community.

I want to especially thank our business andcommunity partners for standing with us thispast year. They joined our call for full funding andprovided great leadership and financial supportby adopting classes when state revenues werebeing reduced. Your show of support enabledthe college to keep the doors of opportunityopen to hundreds of students.

At CPCC, students who want to enter the work-place will find the programs and services theyneed. Those who are already employed can addnew skills so they may grow in their current jobsor enter new careers. Entrepreneurs will discov-er how to start and grow their own businesses.Our college transfer programs provide the firsttwo years of education for those who wish tocontinue at a four-year college or university.

We’ll be ramping up soon for a major capitalcampaign and we hope you’ll assist us as weleave a legacy for future generations in this com-munity.

Tony Zeiss

President

letterfrom thepresident

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highlights of annual achievements

Chairman,William

“Bill” Disher

RetiredChairman of the

Board, Lance, Inc.

Vice-Chair,Vincent L.

James

President, Gulf South

DevelopmentGroup

Bishop George

E. Battle, Jr.

Eastern NorthCarolina

EpiscopalDistrict

A.M.E. ZionChurch

Jane G. Cooper

President &CEO, Paramount

Parks

Jill S. Flynn

ManagingDirector

Flynn-HeathLeadership

Roni-Marzetta

M. Jones

Project Directorfor Connecting

Links of theUrban League

David A. Lewis

Senior VicePresident,

Bank of America

Georgia J.

Lewis

Attorney

John W. Luby

Senior VicePresident &

GeneralManager

The KnightPublishingCompany

Kathryn B.

“Kaye”

McGarry

President,Survival inCollege

Seminars

Ralph A. Pitts

Executive VP &GeneralCounsel

Belk StoresServices

Carrie Winter

EducationConsultant, ConstructionManagement

Division, M.B. Kahn

ConstructionCompany, Inc.

Brandon

Johnson

President,Student

GovernmentAssociationEx officio

Joining theBoard in 2002

Dan Carte

President,Student

GovernmentAssociationEx officio

2001-02 board of trustees

• Launched the CPCC National Academyfor Computing and Forensic Investigationand began Cybercrime Training.

• Opened new Northeast Campus in timefor fall semester 2002.

• CPCC awarded college-level degrees,diplomas, and certificates to 1182 stu-dents, representing a 13% increase overlast year: awarded high school creden-tials to 988 students.

• CPCC Foundation and Bookstoreincreased scholarships by 100% to 650 awards totaling $430,000.

• Completed goals of the Chamber’sWorkforce Development Continuum; provided leadership for the establish-ment of a K-16 Collaborative.

• Provided training for major clients includ-ing Microsoft, Family Dollar, LittonAirtron, Thompson Dental, Duke Energy,Daetwyler, AT&T Alliance, and UAW-GM.

• Participated in Rapid Response visitswith Employment Security Commissiontraining programs to over 500 displacedworkers at more than 10 companies.

• Developed a teacher education articula-tion agreement with UNC-Charlotte in Child and Family Development,Elementary Education, Middle Grades,and Special Education.

• Survey reports that 97% of employers of CPCC graduates were satisified withthe students’ preparation, and 99% weresatisfied with customized training provid-ed by the College.

letter from the chairman of the board

Central Piedmont will celebrate 40 years of outstanding service in 2003. Since 1963, thecollege has impacted the lives of more than 1 million people in Mecklenburg County andthis region.

Last year, CPCC became the educational gateway for thousands of men and women inCharlotte who wanted to enhance their skills, explore new careers, or return to collegeseeking a degree, diploma or certificate. The college is preparing workers who protect yoursafety, help train your school teachers, care for your children, keep you healthy, prepare yourfood and offer you a wide range of arts and cultural activities that enrich the community.

Even in a tough budget year, CPCC kept the doors of opportunity open to thousands ofyour friends and neighbors. I commend the faculty and staff at the College for their contin-ued hard work. The Board of Trustees and I are proud to serve the College and believe thiscommunity needs the College now more than ever. Congratulations!

Bill Disher

Chairman of the Board of Trustees

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student profile

individuals served (including non-registered activities)....approximately 70,000students registered (unduplicated headcount) ................approximately 56,091males ..........................................................................................................47%females ......................................................................................................53%full-time ......................................................................................................31%minorities ....................................................................................................44%nationalities represented ..............................................................................166

source: central piedmont community college planning and research department

cpcc’s economic impact

Total revenue including construction and auxil-iaries for fiscal 2002 generated a total budget of$138,354,963.

• Direct impact (expenditures + wages + capital) $138,354,963

• Total economic impact $262,874,430

• Jobs created (direct impact x 0.00006 + full-time payroll) 8,945

• Return on taxpayer investment (total impact/state and local funding) 526%

Total operating expenditures and revenuecharts are for year ending June 30, 2002.

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RATING REVENUES

State51.06%

County20.51%

Other14.79%

Tuition13.64%

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Instruction62.91%Institutional

Support15.66%

PhysicalPlant

15.39%

StudentServices

6.04%

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from the foundation president

The years 2002 and 2003 will be remembered by all American citizens as a critical-ly historic time in the history of our nation. September 11, 2001, was an inconceiv-able jolt; and out of that, enormous restructuring of our American economy, freeenterprise growth and massive shifting of our nation’s priorities—all are causingmajor shifts in our lifestyles.

Central Piedmont Community College is the solution to many of these issues in thePiedmont region of the Carolinas. We have matured to become the top leaderamong community colleges in workforce development, having received nationalrecognition from the United States General Accounting Office; Ford Foundation,Jobs for the Future; and the Newcomen Excellence Award for 2002. We are thelargest of the community colleges throughout North Carolina, serving over 70,000citizens this past year. Faced with this success coupled with a shrinking state bud-get and a number of unknowns forcing the freezing of positions, cancellation ofclasses and elimination of equipment funds, many challenges have been placed onour College and Foundation. In meeting these challenges under the superb leader-ship of the Foundation staff led by Brenda Lea, the Foundation completed fiscalyear ending June 30, 2002, successfully achieving a budget of $7,007,016 with anendowment of almost $10,000,000. The Foundation also issued over 600 scholar-ships for the year and funded $582,416 of equipment purchases, plus implementedcreative new directions like the “Adopt a Class Program” to combat the state fiscalcrisis.

Currently, initiatives are underway to address the ongoing capital needs of CPCCthat include future needs of $22,000,000 for laboratories, computers and otherequipment; $10,000,000 for scholarships, $3,700,000 to meet the ongoing Statebudget cuts, $2,000,000 to develop new programs, $2,300,000 to sustain currentprograms, and $2,000,000 for teaching fellowships. The scholarship funds arealways the highest priority. The potential of the capital campaign looks exceedinglypromising and will be initiated in the spring of 2003. In addition, our successfulCentral High School renovation and endowment campaign is well underway, con-tacting some 8,000 alumni with a reunion that was held October 5, 2002.

It is an enormously exciting time for the College, the Foundation, their leadershipand their volunteers. With the substantial success of the College in achieving itsstrategic plan and with the support of the Foundation, new boundaries, new direc-tions and new challenges will be met and accomplished to continue the hugeeducational and training opportunities the College provides to us in this out-standing region.

Thomas E. Norman

Foundation Board of Directors

central piedmont community college foundation, inc.

Foundation Board of Directors

Thomas E. NormanPresident

Walter B. Beaver, Jr.Claudia W. Belk

William M. ClaytorEdwin A. Dalrymple

Thomas W. DicksonWilliam D. Elder

Malcolm E. Everett, IIIRobert FreedmanHarvey B. Gantt

Clarice Cato GoodyearKatherine H. HarperCameron M. HarrisSpiro C. HondrosThomas H. Jones

Scott C. LeaElizabeth J. McLaughlin

Mark W. MealyBob L. Moss

Nancy K. OstrowskiBailey W. Patrick

Thomas E. PhilsonRobert M. Pittenger

Ralph A. PittsJan M. Rivenbark

Albert F. SloanWilliam H. Williamson, IIIJames R. Worrell, Sr.

Directors EmeritiJohn Crosland, Jr.

James B. SommersEdgar A. Terrell

Honorary DirectorsSue MyrickMelvin Watt

Ex-OfficioJ. William Disher

Chairman College Trustees

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“…a 10-year quantum leap forward for the CPCC Foundation.” James B. Sommers, Immediate Past-President

1993 2002 % Change

Total Assets $3,600,000 $16,300,000 353%Funds Raised 469,200 6,631,042 1,313%Support to/on Behalf of CPCC 198,846 1,335,452 572%Scholarships 32,725 290,774 789%

Special EventsRaised $78,832

Newcomen

Society Dinner

left: George Little,Chairman,

National AssociationCommunity Collegesright: Philip Van Hoy,

College Friend

Newcomen: To recognizeCPCC’s positive contribu-

tions to the world around usand to celebrate the role ofthe free enterprise systemin the global marketplace.

Jimmie’s

Golf Tournament

CPCC Charlotte

Skyline Run

64% Scholarships andScholarship Endowment

31% To/For CPCC

5% Foundation Operating and Capital

75% Foundations

12% HUD/NIJ

7% Businesses5% Individuals 1% Professional & Civic Groups

CPCC FOUNDATION – WHERE THE MONEY GOES

Expenses July 1, 2001 – June 30, 2002

Scholarships and Scholarship Endowment $4,490,774 64%To/For CPCC 2,141,683 31%Foundation Operating and Capital 374,559 5%

Total $7,007,016 100%

CPCC FOUNDATION – WHERE THE MONEY COMES FROM

July 1, 2001 – June 30, 2002

Giving Group # of Gifts Total Amount Percent of Total

Foundations 20 $5,277,736 75%Housing and Urban Development/ 2 840,000 12%

National Institute of JusticeBusinesses 227 521,117 7%Individuals 690 333,456 5%Professional and Civic Groups 25 34,707 1%

Total 964 $7,007,016 100%

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Belk Center for Justice: Claudia Belk is a true North Carolina icon in philanthropy and

justice. We have recognized her generosity to the CPCC community and celebrated

her investment in education by naming, in her honor, the Claudia Watkins Belk Center

for Justice on our North Campus in Huntersville. The Criminal Justice Program at

CPCC is a model program of national acclaim and includes a forensic institute.

Good Friends of CPCC: (l. to r.) Spiro Hondros,

Christa Overcash, Dale Halton, Harvey Gantt – allgood friends of CPCC. The Christa A. Overcash

Nursing Program is located on CPCC’s CentralCampus. Mrs. Overcash says, “Central PiedmontCommunity College is one of Charlotte’s most valu-able assets. I am delighted to be able to help somany students achieve their career goals. An invest-ment in CPCC buys more usable education per dollarthan any place I know.”

Pepsi Cola Bottling has made a contribution to theCPCC Foundation and in 2004, the Dale F. Halton

Theatre will open on CPCC’s Central Campus. Mrs.Halton is a wonderful supporter of CPCC and itsVisual and Performing Arts. This Program is the greatinterface between the community and the College. Itwas Joan Jeffri, Professor of Arts at ColumbiaUniversity who once stated, “Perhaps the most sig-nificant contribution the United States has made tothe world of contemporary arts is in the very publicnature of the relationship between the artist and theconsumer.”

Naming Opportunities: Here, the dedication ofthe Layne-Trane Heating and Air ConditioningLaboratory at CPCC. (l. to r.) Bob Alexy, DistrictManager of American Standard & Trane; John

Layne for whom lab is named, and Tony Zeiss.There are many naming opportunities at CPCC.

Welding Center Established: The Turner FamilyFoundation, established in 2000 by Judith TurnerCarpenter, honors the memory of her father, J. A.(Jim) Turner, Founder of National Welders Supply.The Turner Family Foundation’s gift to CPCC estab-lished the James A. Turner Center for WeldingTechnology at the College.

Judy Carpenter and her father, the late Jim Turner.

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O’Herron Chair: An endowed chair established by the O’Herron Foundation honors excellence in teaching. It also assists inthe retention of selected faculty by providing recipients with annual stipends. Recipients are nominated by their peers andchosen by a committee comprised of Mr. and Mrs. O’Herron’s daughter, Patty Norman, and the College and Foundation’sleadership. Pictured above (l. to r.) are recipients Calvin Jackson, Edith Valladares, and Dr. Lynn Moretz. To the right:Margaret and Ed O’Herron.

Harper National Flexographic Center: Flexography is the fastest-growing industry in theworld, thanks to the benevolence of Charlotte business owners Ron and Katherine Harper,pictured here at the dedication of the Harper National Flexographic Center on CPCC’sSouthwest Campus located on Hebron Street.

The Harpers have also made generous estate arrangements for the Center. Owners ofHarper Corporation of America, they choose to invest in education because “the industryneeds a continuous resource of knowledgeable people…; and students want careers thatare exciting, challenging, stable and secure within a growing segment of our economy,” saysRon Harper.

planned gifts

Through the Foundation’s Planned Giving Program, donors assist CPCC students years into the future.Some have made estate considerations for the benefit of the college.

A bequest is a traditional planned gift. Other donors give life insurance or establish gift annuities.Charitable gift annuities are issued to donors who wish to exchange an asset for a life income.

Memorial gifts also provide valuable contributions to the CPCC Foundation. This year, Gene Bryant, a for-mer Chairman of the Visual & Performing Arts at CPCC, passed away. A special fund was established tohonor him. Gifts such as this allow people to honor family members or friends and, at the same time, helpCPCC provide a variety of educational opportunities.

ways to make a gift

Cash Property/Securities Personal Property Life InsuranceBequests Charitable Gift Annuities Retirement Plans Charitable Remainder Trusts

donate a car

Donated cars help CPCC students. Last year, the Foundation raised $47,980 through its used car program.

To donate a car, call 704.330.6869. Your gift can be tax-deductible and help CPCC students, too.

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The Cato Family has thirty endowed scholarships at CPCC. They have all beengiven in memory or in honor of friends and loved ones. Because the principleremains inviolate and only the earnings are awarded, these scholarships will remainin perpetuity to help CPCC students.

“I love creating endowed scholarship funds at Central Piedmont CommunityCollege because it feels so good to help motivated individuals get an affordable,quality education!” says Clarice Cato Goodyear.

scholarships available through central piedmont

community college foundation, inc.Contributions to the CPCC Foundation provide 144 different named scholarships to over600 students in the academic year 2001-02.

AARP Dental Hygiene ScholarshipAirport Area Council of the Charlotte

Chamber of CommerceJames Moses & Stella Frosst Alexander

Merit ScholarshipAmerican Schlafhorst ScholarshipAmerican Society of Highway EngineersApplication SystemsASAC - Charlotte Chapter Construction

ScholarshipAtlantic Health Plans, Inc.Austin Memorial ScholarshipBarclays/American CorporationBeall Family FundThe Patrice Burnside AwardValene Cannon Scholarship Carolina Women in InvestmentsCaterpillar Excellence ScholarshipHenry Pickens Cato ScholarshipThe Joseph Courtney Cato ScholarshipThe Margaret Boutt Cato ScholarshipThe Margaret Louise Cato ScholarshipThe Wayland Henry Cato, Sr. ScholarshipThe Wayland Henry Cato, III ScholarshipThe Catherine Cato De Stefano

ScholarshipThe J. Dent and Clarice Cato Goodyear

ScholarshipThe Cato-David T. Cloer ScholarshipThe Cato-John W. De Stefano ScholarshipThe Cato-Sherman Drawdy ScholarshipThe Cato-John Emory (Jack) Efird, II

ScholarshipThe Cato-James W. Emry ScholarshipThe Cato-Jay O. Emry ScholarshipThe Cato-Mack Fisher ScholarshipThe Cato-Paul Fulton Endowed

ScholarshipThe Cato-Thomas H. Hicks ScholarshipThe Cato-William A. (Bill) Hollenbach, Jr.

ScholarshipThe Cato-Eugene (Gene) M. Howerdd

ScholarshipThe Cato-F. Kenneth (Ken) Iverson

ScholarshipThe Cato-James V. (Jimmy) Johnson

ScholarshipThe Cato-Thomas (Tom) M. Johnson

ScholarshipThe Cato-Robert L. (Bob) Kirby

ScholarshipThe Cato-Helen N. Lee ScholarshipThe Cato-Grover C. Maxwell ScholarshipThe Cato-Geraldine Horne Rhodes

ScholarshipThe Cato-Wiley J. Smith ScholarshipThe Cato-Hubert H. Thomason

ScholarshipThe Cato-William K. Van Allen ScholarshipThe Cato-Larrimore Wright Scholarship

Charlotte Accounting Caucus ScholarshipCharlotte Area City Council of Beta

Sigma Phi Charlotte Council of Garden Clubs

Horticulture ScholarshipCharlotte Engineers ClubCharlotte Iris SocietyCharlotte Quilters' GuildCharlotte Regional Safety & Health,

Mike Peak Charlotte Senior ForumChrysler Apprenticeship Program Mary K. Coffman Music Scholarship

(Sponsored by Queen CharlotteChorus of Sweet Adelines)

Tom Colligan Memorial ScholarshipConstruction Institute ScholarshipCo-op Education Program ScholarshipCPCC General ScholarshipLawrence W. Crow Memorial ScholarshipCrowder Construction Company

Scholarship Cunningham ScholarshipData Processing ManagementDickson Foundation ScholarshipElectroOptics ScholarshipExecutive Women’s International

ScholarshipFicklen Memorial FundFifth Dimension Sunday School

ScholarshipFire Protection Engineers ScholarshipFirst Union National Bank ScholarshipThe Bertha Frey Scholars ProgramDr. James H. Fryar ScholarshipThe Joanne Marie Gargiulo ScholarshipGinter Foundation ScholarshipBob Gossett ScholarshipGreater Charlotte Automobile Dealers

Association Kenneth D. Hardin Memorial ScholarshipWilliam Randolph Hearst ScholarshipHighland Creek Help Corporation

ScholarshipHoly Trinity Greek Orthodox Foundation

ScholarshipThe Hornets Nest Sertoma AwardHorticulture Endowment ScholarshipHorticulture FundJames W. Hughes Memorial ScholarshipIEEE/Ben V. Martin ScholarshipNancy and Alex Josephs ScholarshipBill Kemper Memorial ScholarshipKratt FundLaw Enforcement Memorial FundThe Levine Scholarship FundLowe's Home Improvement ScholarshipBen V. Martin Scholarship Cliff McCall Gerontology FundKevin McKechnie Memorial Scholarship

Beverly McKeithen ScholarshipMcKinney FundMecklenburg General Contractors

Association ScholarshipMemorial Scholarship FundMerancas Foundation ScholarshipMerancas JumpStart ScholarshipRuth Easterling Metropolitan Business

and Professional Women’s ScholarshipMontagnards Scholarship (Carl J. Regan)Montibello Garden ClubTheresa Eileen Mullis Memorial

ScholarshipBrevard Myers Merit ScholarshipNC Utility Contractors AssociationLorraine Nelson Memorial ScholarshipDouglas and Marie Ann North

ScholarshipWilton & Mary Parr ScholarshipMary Goddard Pickens FundPiedmont Club Foundation ScholarshipPiedmont Natural GasThe Bryan Bailey Pigg Memorial

ScholarshipDr. David Pitts, III ScholarshipPourlos Chemistry ScholarshipProfessional Secretaries International

(Charlotte Chapter)Queen City Optimist ScholarshipRadiator Specialty Company ScholarshipRankin Scholarship FundReeves Bros. Foundation ScholarshipRichmond Dental Cotton ScholarshipDr. C. L. Robbins ScholarshipMarvin B. Rorie Marketing ScholarshipSardiswood Garden Club ScholarshipSchlafhorst ScholarshipRussell Shriner Music FundSouth Park Lions Club ScholarshipThe Margaret Tasker Stith Memorial FundStone Estate Trust FundJoe Summer Horticulture ScholarshipSurtman Foundation ScholarshipToyota SE Dealers ScholarshipUnited Mechanical Corp. ScholarshipUnited Technologies ScholarshipUSS Charlotte Foundation ScholarshipVan Every FundWashburn Graphics ScholarshipLauren D. Wild Graphic Arts ScholarshipPat Locke Williamson ScholarshipWINGS Scholarship (Women Initiating

and Nurturing Growth throughScholarships)

Women in Electronics ScholarshipThe Red Wood Memorial Scholarship

Award

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central piedmont community college foundation, inc.

2002 Annual Report

$5,000,000 or MoreTo be announced

$1,000,000 to $4,999,999Turner Family Foundation

$500,000 to $999,999Belk FoundationJames J. & Angelia M. Harris

Foundation Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of

Charlotte, Inc.Mrs. Reece A. Overcash, Jr.

$100,000 to 499,999First Union National Bank of

NC & Wachovia Bank, NAThe Merancas Foundation Estate of Ruth S. Taylor

$50,000 to $99,999Centex Construction GroupThe Duke Energy Foundation

$25,000 to $49,999Central Carolina Bank

$10,000 to $24,999Bank of AmericaBellSouth CorporationThe Cato CorporationSarah Belk Gambrell

FoundationLowe's Charitable and

Educational Foundation O'Herron FoundationRodgers BuildersRoyal & SunAllianceMs. Katherine SparrowUnited Technologies

CorporationPhilip L. Van Every

FoundationVerizon Wireless

$5,000 to $9,999Chick-fil-AThe Crosland Group, Inc.Mrs. Jane C. CunninghamMr. Mitchell Lee EudyMr. and Mrs. J. Dent

GoodyearLittle & Associates

ArchitectsParamount Parks, Inc.Mr. Wilton L. ParrPearson EducationRobert Pittenger Co., Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Leroy RobinsonSouthTrust BankMs. Emily Tutwiler

$1,000 to $4,999Alwinell FoundationAmerican Society of

Heating, Refrigerating andAir-ConditioningEngineers, Inc.

American Fire SprinklerAssociation Carolinas

Anderson & VreelandMidwest, Inc.

Mr. Richard R. BabcockThe Bank of America

FoundationMr. Robert L. BarberBelk Stores ServicesMr. and Mrs. John M. BelkThe Blumenthal FoundationCharlotte Chapter ASAC

THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER

Cingular WirelessMrs. Mary Beth CollinsDeparture Media, Inc.The Dickson Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. J. William

DisherDr. Margaret DivishDr. Kathy H. DrummMr. Wilbur S. EdwardsEpley Associates, Inc.Estate of Vernelle H. LittleFirst Citizens Bank & Trust

CompanyFirst Trust BankMrs. Jill S. FlynnFoundation of Flexographic

Tech. Assn., Inc.Ms. Eileen M. FriarsMs. Gloria S. GibsonMr. Frank GrangerGreater Charlotte Autombile

Dealers, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Richard H.

HagemeyerH. Parks Helms Attorney at

LawHarper Corporation of

AmericaMr. & Mrs. Ronald L. HarperMrs. Betty M. HudsonMs. Helen M. HuntleyIBM CorporationJames R. Worrell, Inc.

(Northwestern Mutual)The Lance FoundationMr. Jonathan T. LauntLearning Disabilities

Association of NCMr. and Mrs. Scott C. LeaMark Andy, Inc.Mrs. Kathryn B. McGarryDr. and Mrs. Clinton H.

McKayThe Myers FoundationNalle Clinic FoundationNC Utility Contractors Assoc.Mr. Gary L. NelsonNORCOM Development, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E.

NormanThe North Carolina

Community CollegesFoundation, Inc.

Northwestern MutualFoundation

Mrs. Katharine W. OsborneDr. Rebecca PaneitzMr. Francis I. ParkerMrs. Mary Lou PaschalMr. Bailey W. PatrickPiedmont Club FoundationPriceWaterhouseCoopers,

LLPPrinting Industry of The

CarolinasRockwell FoundationMr. Ernest SchumacherMr. S. K. SchweikerMr. and Mrs. Robert J. ShawMr. and Mrs. Albert F. SloanMr. and Mrs. James B.

SommersMrs. Mary Tunstall StatonTag & Label Manufacturers

Institute, Inc.The Freelon Group ArchitectsThe Rivenbark GroupUSS Charlotte (SSN 766)

Foundation

Van Hoy, Reutlinger & TaylorMr. Herbert VerbeseyMs. Pamela P. WarnementDr. and Mrs. Spurgeon W.

Webber, Jr.Mr. William H. Williamson, IIIDr. and Mrs. P. Anthony

Zeiss

$500 to $999Mr. Frederick P. AdamsAlltel CorporationAmerican Society of

Highway EngineersB. R. Jenkins, Inc.Mrs. Diann P. BackMr. W. Reade BakerMr. David L. BristolMs. Marliss J. CanuppCharlotte Council of Garden

Clubs, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. William M.

ClaytorCoca-Cola Bottling Company

Consolidated Dorrier UnderwoodFirst Union National Bank

FoundationMr. Robert FreedmanMr. Jeffery E. FriarMr. and Mrs. Harvey B.

GanttDr. and Mrs. Melvin GayDr. Nicholas D. GennettMr. J. Frank Gilreath, Jr.Mr. Robert L. GossettMr. Paul G. GriffinHome Depot, Inc.Jimmie Pourlos Realty

CompanyDr. Cynthia W. JohnstonJohnston Taylor Allison &

Hord, PAMrs. Brenda W. LeaDr. Brenda M. LeonardLevine Museum of the New

South, Inc.Mr. David A. LewisMrs. Susan C. McDermottMetropolitan Business &

Professional Women'sOrganization

Ms. Pat NashMr. William W. NealNucor CorporationMr. John OlsakovskyPerkins & Will North

Carolina, Inc.Piedmont Natural Gas

Company, Inc.Queen City Optimist ClubR.T. Dooley Construction

Co., Inc.Shade A Plenty Trailer CourtSouth Park Lions ClubSouthern Piedmont Chapter

of ASHRAESyncot Fibers, Inc.Mrs. Wanda P. TowlerUnited Way of King CountyMr. & Mrs. Michael T. WhittWomen Executives for

Community Service, Inc.

$250 to $499Allison Fence Company (Inc.)Anonymous (2)AT&T FoundationMr. Rick AtwillBarone and Ford, D.D.S., P.A.

Mr. Cary H. BaucomBenton Landscape Design &

Irrigation Co., Inc.Bragg Financial Advisors,

Inc.Ms. Maggie BraunMr. Robert L. BrooksMr. & Mrs. E. Morrison

BrownCaptain's GalleyCharlotte Electrical Joint

Apprenticeship JATCharlotte Engineers ClubCL&D GraphicsCPCC Student Government

AssociationCrown Resources, Inc.Crystal ImpressionsMs. Beverly H. DicksonMr. William D. ElderDr. Harley A. EllingerEncompass Electrical

TechnologiesEngineering Consulting

Services, Ltd. Follett Higher Education

Group The FWA Group PAMr. Roger A. GilmartinMr. G. Mitchell HaglerMrs. Dina R. HarkeyMr. Phillip H. HeckertMs. Susan H. HooperMrs. Sonja T HutchinsHyatt Coin & Gun Shop, Inc.Isaacs & Horne Architects,

Inc.Mr. Timothy Ted JarrellJet USAJLW Automotive, Inc. d/b/a

Kirk Brown & SonsDr. M. A. KazemianMr. Paul J. KoehnkeMr. David LomaxMr. John W. LubyDr. and Mrs. R. Powell

MajorsMr. and Mrs. Howard McCallMontibello Garden ClubMr. Robert E. MorrisNisbet Business Center,

L.L.C.Parnell-Martin CompanyMrs. Lois S. PetrowskiPineville Tire UptownDr. W. Joseph PorterMr. Chris PourlosMr. Malik RahmanMrs. Melissa G. SawyerMr. Bernard SchumakMs. Jennifer Love ScottMr. Joseph T. SummerMrs. Donna C. SparksMs. Sara S. SpencerSprings Industries, Inc.SSC Service SolutionsMr. Frank SummersSweet Adelines InternationalThe Sunshine Lady

Foundation, Inc.The Survey Company, Inc.The Vanguard GroupThomas ConcreteMr. & Mrs. Walter R. TuckerUSAvantage, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. John L. VogtWelliver McGuire, Inc.Mr. Bill WhitakerMs. Marilyn C.WilsonMr. Richard K. Zollinger

$100 to $249Mr. and Mrs. O. Donald

AmbroseMr. Robert P. AndersonAnonymousMr. and Mrs. G. Randolph

BabcockMr. Lloyd F. BaucomMs. Janette F. BeaverMs. Elberta J. BellingerMr. Allan BerensteinMs. Gladys M. BoldenMr. Thomas E. Boler, Jr.Mrs. Alice E. BosticBouley Printing Company,

Inc.Mrs. Eleanor BrawleyMr. David A. BrownMs. Emma W. BrownMr. & Mrs. Jack T. BryantMr. Byron L. BullardCameron M. Harris & Co.Mrs. Rhett C. CampbellMr. Edwin H. ChapinCharlotte Dental SocietyMs. Janet B. ChernegaMr. John E. ClarkDr. W. Randall ClineMrs. Rosa G. ClyburnCottingham-Chalk &

Associates, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. James CottonMr. Tom CovingtonMr. John M. CozeanMs. Catherine Babcock

CranorMs. Kevin DavisMr. Henry H. DeeseMs. Shirley C. deRossetMr. Jay P. DorferDr. and Mrs. Charles H.

Edwards, IIMr. Don D. FolkMs. Laura GardnerMs. Pamela GibsonGregory Grier, Inc.Ms. Linda H. GulledgeMs. Irene C. HammondMrs. & Mrs. Paul HardinMrs. Alex A. HawnMr. W. Hugo Heidenreich, Jr.Mr. Gerald HieronymusMs. Irene Blair HoneycuttMs. Katharyn HorneMr. and Mrs. Edward L.

HortonHSW Mortgage Corp.

(Lance, Inc.)Ms. Karen Hudson-BrownMs. Debora B. HutchinsIBM International FoundationMrs. Sofiya B. IvanovaJohn Polites Realty Co.Mr. Daniel F. JohnsonKing Career ConsultantsKlenz Insurance AgencyMr. A. R. Krantz, Jr.Mrs. Pauline Dove LamalMs. Sandra T. LareMs. Jona D. MaioranoDr. Terri ManningMr. Aaron McAlexanderMr. Clinton E. McElroyMs. Maxie C. McRaeMs. Mary Ann MeeMs. Susan C. MelsonBobby MerrittMicrosoft CorporationMs. Pamela MorrisMr. Alan Murdock10


Central Piedmont Community College Foundation, Inc.

P. O. Box 35009 Phone: 704.330.6869Charlotte, NC Fax: 704.330.622328235 www.cpcc.edu

Legal and Tax Information

The official corporate name of the CPCC Foundation is the CentralPiedmont Community College Foundation, Inc., and this name shouldbe used in all legal documents. Gifts to the Central PiedmontCommunity College Foundation qualify as charitable contributions to a501(c)(3) organization for federal income, estate and gift-tax purposes.

Although every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, please feelfree to call us at 704.330.6869 with any corrections or comments.

Foundation Staff:

Brenda Lea, CFRE, Executive Director

Reade Baker, CFRE, Director of Development

Rick Atwill, Finance Officer

Betty Hathcock, Executive Secretary

Evon Ammons, Administrative Secretary

Nationwide InsuranceFoundation

NC Society of AccountantsCharlotte Chapter

Mrs. Grace C. OcasioMs. Susan B. OlesonMs. Margery A. OrellMr. Dwight M. PattersonMrs. Gail J. PeckPhilip Morris Companies, Inc.Mr. Thomas E. PhilsonMr. Jay Orrin PotterMs. Judith A. QualtieriQuan Plumbing Co. Inc.Mrs. Wanda A. RayMr. David W. RhewMr. Stephen D. RichRobinson Woods Garden

ClubDr. Russell J. Rogers, JrMrs. Elizabeth S. RossMs. Janet V. SarjeantThe Scottish BankMs. Catherine SilverthorneMr. Charles D. SimpsonMs. Cynthia M. SmithSoutheast Industrial

Equipment, Inc.Mr. Joseph F. StoyMrs. Maha SwedeSwimmer Insurance Agency, Inc.Ms. Laura TemplesThe Budd GroupThe Prudential FoundationMs. Cynthia F. ToddMs. Leslie C. TompkinsMr. and Mrs. Dien H. TongToyota of ConcordTurner Chiropractic ClinicMs. Jane W. UzzellMs. Edith ValladaresMrs. Mary Vickers-KochMr. Luther I. WadeMr. Harold D. WalkerMr. James A. WhitleyMs. Barbara L. WhittMs. Sally T. WhittenMr. Ronald D. WilliamsMr. Donovan M. Woodside, Jr.Ms. Anne J. Yenne

UP to $99Mr. B. Phil Adams, IIIMrs. Barbara H. AlexanderAnonymous (3)

Ms. Donna ApgarMs. Maria Francisca ArbonaMrs. Susie AtwillMr. Gary N. BabcockMs. Mona H. BakerBakos Insurance AgencyMr. Bob BallardMr. N. Craig BassDr. Scott M. BauerMr. James A. BazanMs. Laura F. BeamMr. Donald R. BelleMr. & Mrs. Clark E. BennettMr. John Henry BerneMs. Doris B. BloughMs. Jo Ann BodenheimerMrs. Lydia H. BotsfordMs. Deborah T. BoutonMr. & Mrs. Robert E. BradleyMs. Caroline E. BradshawMr. Robert W. BrameMr. Philip L. BriggsMs. Stephany BriggsMs. Peggy E. BrooksMs. Jenny BrunnemerMs. Barbara BryantMr. Brian F. BuchananMs. Mary Lou S. BuckMr. and Mrs. Robert W.

CallahanMr. and Mrs. E. Worth

Campbell, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Jim CampbellMr. Mitchell W. CampbellMs. Amanda P. CapobianchiMs. Faye B. ChildressDr. Bessie ChronakiMs. Paula ClaudMrs. Sonia K. CoffinMs. Esperanza CohnMr. William Roy ColquittMr. & Mrs. L.D.T. Cox, Jr.Ms. Ann CrawbuckMrs. Monica P. CrawfordMs. Cathy CurtisMrs. Marcia DeCapiteMs. Susan DeCatsyeMs. Peggy DemareeMrs. Christine M. DukeMr. Doyle A. DumasMrs. Norma W. EarlesMr. Clay ElderMs. Davandra E. EllisMr. Brett Edward FanslerMs. Catherine Felton

Mr. Jerry FestaMrs. Blynn D. FieldMrs. Susan E. FordMr. David F. FrechMr. & Mrs. Louis F. FreemanMr. Milton FytelsonGalls IncorporatedGarden Lovers of

MountainbrookMr. Paul GarganoMr. Sanford D. Garmon, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A.

GilliamDr. Lynn M. GivensMrs. Helen M. GordonMrs. Maureen Ryan GriffinMrs. Peggy T. GriffinMrs. Sandra P. GriffithMs. Ruth Ann GrissomMrs. Karin GuardalabeneMs. Linda H. GulledgeMs. Pamela J. HackerMs. Rochelle HaimesMrs. and Mrs. Jerry L. HaleyHalifax Convention, D.A.R.Ms. Lisa Gaye HallMrs. Marielena HangeMr. Chuck HarrisMs. Elizabeth T. HarrisMs. Susan Harvey PriceMr. Mark E. HelmsMrs. Janice N. HendricksMs. Brenda L. HentacutanMs. Patricia L. HillMr. Fred T. Hollis, IIMr. John J. HolmesMr. Michael F. HoodMr. Clyde Hooks, Jr.Mr. Roy T. Hopkins, JrMr. Michael G. HornMs. Barbara HorstmannMs. Martha Carol HoustonMs. Li-Shyung HwangMrs. Myrna J. JamesMrs. Noemi D. JesalvaMs. Edith T JohnsonMr. Donald H. JonesMr. & Mrs. H. Mark JonesMs. Tracey Ann JudgeMr. Bill KatsanosMs. Elizabeth F. KellyMrs. Danyse G. KingsberyMr. and Mrs. Alvin Victor

Kirkman, Jr.Ms. Helen Kolman

Mr. Jorge A. KoochoiMrs. Angelina C. KorinisMrs. L. Elaine KushmaulMrs. Constance S. LaliberteMs. Margaret S. LancasterDr. Connie C. LanierMrs. Melanie F. LanierMrs. Rita M. LeeMr. Richard G. Lee, Jr.Ms. Jobea R. LindleyMr. Mark D. LittleMrs. Amy L. MaMr. Charles P. MacLaughlinDr. and Mrs. Robert E.

MacomsonMain Street Rag Publishing

Co.Ms. Bernadine E. ManganMs. Dianne H. MasonMrs. Barbara T. MasseyMr. Philip B. MauldinMcCall Brothers, Inc.Ms. Betty O'Neal McCallMs. Claire McCarthyMr. Andy McPhersonMr. Elise G. MetzlerMs. June MiszukMr. Moses Lee

MontgomeryMrs. Florence O. MoodyDr. H. Lynn MoretzMr. Jerry MundyMs. Amy K. MurrellMr. and Mrs. Michael G.

MyersMs. Barbara B. NeequayeMrs. Joan D. NieldMs. Elaine T. OlenikMr. Donald G. OwensMr. Peter G. ParksMrs. Eileen R. ParoffMrs. Veena G. PatelMrs. Barbara L. PattersonMs. Carolyn J. PenceMs. Maggie H. PhillipsMs. Diana B. PinckeyMr. Nick J. PinteaMs. Peggy B. PressleyMs. Mona RabonMr. Keith RatliffMr. Richard H. RedmanMr. E. Keith RichardsonMs. Elizabeth C. RichardsonMr. Steve RickMs. Shelron W. Robinson

Mr. James B. RogersMr. Audwin L. RossMr. and Mrs. James Edward

Rowell, Jr.Ms. Beverly M. RussellMrs. Madeline R. SchulerMr. John S. SheltonDr. and Mrs. N. Gayle

SimmonsMr. Wilbert G. SimpkinsMrs. Lucille R. SoutherlandSpencer & AssociatesMs. Karen StanleyMs. Kathryn C. StarnesMs. Mary D. StaufferMs. Angela D. StephensMs. Lynn StevensMs. Dorothy Christian StilesMrs. Earonita F. StrongMs. Helen L. StroupeMs. Marla D. StroupeMrs. Betsy S. SummersMs. Patricia SutherlandMs. Lois B SuttonMr. Robert T. SuttonMr. William T. SwangerMs. Tracie D. TallantMs. Billie S. TaylorMr. Donald F. TaylorMr. Bruce A. ThoreDr. Rod M. TownleyMs. Victoria D. TsaiMs. Teraisa M. TuckerMs. Laurie C. WalkerMrs. Debbie WatersonMs. Dinah C. WehbieMrs. Denise H. WellsMs. Carolyn J. WhitmanMr. John Michael WhittingtonMrs. Delores J. WileyMrs. Suzanne T. WilliamsMs. Jean J. WilsonMs. Karen S. WilsonMr. Barlett C. WinklerMrs. Carrie WinterMr. & Mrs. Charles S.

WiworskiMrs. Virginia W. WohlbruckMs. Karen G. YoungmanMr. Danny Ziozios

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2800 Campus Ridge Roadnear Independence and 485704.330.4200

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at Huntersville11930 Verhoeff Drive704.330.4101

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1201 Elizabeth Avenueat Kings Drive704.330.2722

Southwest Campus

315 Hebronat Nations Ford Road704.330.4400

City View Center

1609 Alleghany Streetat Ashley Road704.330.5910

NEW Northeast Campus

8120 Grier Roadat WT Harris Blvd.704.330.4801

West Campus

Morris Field Drive andBilly Graham Parkway704.330.4667

North Campus Annex

6605 W. WT Harris Blvd.704.330.4223

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