Board of Directors

Cathy HaasKindra KirkebyLaura JarrettJennifer McNeilErin Sutton

Community Advisory Board

Gwen Corley CreightonTiffany HarrisCarol SabatinoRobert D. SeaboltMyra Smith

Staff

Britt NelsonExecutive Director

Martha Ware BryanOffice Manager

Ann Michele SweeneyController

Mark GaddisDirector, Retail Operations

Anna VannemanAssistant Director, Retail Operations

Executive Committee

Michelle MillerPresident

Monica Brinkley Davis President-Elect

Katherine JonesVice President, Community

Caroline CardwellVice President, Fund Development

Joanne V. FryeVice President, Membership

Sue C. TaylorVice President, Sustainer

Sara James SheltonDirector, Communications

Debra PollockDirector, Finance

Kim DanielSustainer Advisor

Heidi VaiksnorasAssistant to President

The Junior League of Richmond (JLR) is a diverse group of women ranging in age, background, and life experiences with the common goal of affecting change in the Richmond community.

Mission StatementThe Junior League of Richmond is an organization of women committed to the mission of promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women, and improving the community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers.

Vision StatementThe Junior League of Richmond's trained and talented members serve women, youth, and families for the purpose of reaching goals, providing support, and generating pride in the community.

We are most grateful for the creative talent and time dedicated by Ginny Lawrence, JLR Member, on the design of this year’s Annual Report. Additionally, we would like to thank Natalie May, Iris Holliday, Alexis Fisher-Rizk, Katherine Jones, Katrina Amos, and Sibyl FaJohn for their contributions.

Dear Friends,

What a wonderful year it has been for the Junior League of Richmond!

We kicked off the fall with an inspirational and energizing visit from Toni

Freeman, President of The Association of Junior Leagues International, Inc.,

who shared with us her passion for being a Leaguer for Life. Toni’s message

was the perfect complement to kicking off our Annual Fund campaign theme of

“Be a JLR Anchor,” recognizing that an anchor is vital to providing stability and

support.

The momentum continued as over 3,200 participants attended our interactive

Touch a Truck event, celebrating the personnel who protect, serve, and build

our community, and then as we rebranded our Book & Author Event with a logo that will stand the test of time. We

were delighted this year to bring Book & Author to our East End partner families with a “Taste of New Orleans”

program featuring world-renowned chef and cookbook author, Lolis Eric Elie.

Whether from an event ticket purchaser or a corporate sponsor, support received from our annual fundraisers plays

a critical role in funding our community programs that serve the children and families of Richmond and beyond. We

are extremely grateful for living in such a generous community that enables our training and community programs.

I am particularly proud of the community focus at this year’s General Membership Meetings and the correlated

record attendance. By featuring East End partners at each gathering, we educated our entire membership on the

magnitude of need in our local neighborhoods and on the various ways we can individually and collectively use our

talents to make a difference. Our guest speakers broadened our perspectives and demonstrated our shared

commitment to the city’s underserved population.

The Board of Directors and Strategic Planning Committee have my heartfelt thanks for taking the time to ensure a

collaborative and thorough planning process. The thoughtful work they performed is reflected in our new Strategic

Plan and will allow us to move forward as the most effective possible organization.

It has been a true privilege to serve as the President of the Junior League of Richmond, and I take pride in being a

member alongside such remarkable women. The League has made me feel a part of the local community and has

positioned me to continue serving Richmond and beyond. For that, I am tremendously thankful!

I invite you to learn more about the Junior League of Richmond by going to our newly redesigned website --

www.jlrichmond.org. We welcome new members to join our volunteer efforts in local neighborhoods and new

partners to support our mission of building better communities!

Michelle Barthelemy Miller

2013-2014 President

The Junior League Ripple Effect

Members Serving on Boards in the Community

Nearly 90 years of experience has taught the Junior League of Richmond that strong leaders make strong communities. By training women to be effective collaborators and committed volunteers, the League equips members to go out and serve their communities. We are grateful for the women who not only serve the needs of our League, but also provide service to other local organizations.

• Sally Bagley – MEDARVA Healthcare Foundation

• Virginia Brooks – Crossover Clinic Young Professionals Council

• Caroline Cardwell – Virginia Society of Professional Journalists;

Sigma Delta Chi Educational Fund; Society of Professional

Journalists Virginia Pro Chapter

• Liz Slater Costello – CMOR Junior Board, Past Chair

• Janice Craft-Henry – Girls on the Run

• Catherine Crosby – Massey Alliance

• Angela Cusack – ASK Childhood Cancer Foundation

• Alexis Fisher-Rizk – Girls on the Run Board; Capital Area ASAP;

Museum District Women’s Club

• Margaret Freeman – Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Foundation

• Sarah Frydrych – Greater Richmond SCAN Board of

Young Professionals

• Juel Gadd – Historic Richmond Junior Board

• Satara Graham – Northside YMCA Board

• Victoria Hauser – Girls on the Run

• Jane Helfrich – Association of Fundraising Professionals -

Central Virginia Chapter, Past Chair

• Meredith Helsel – Kappa Delta Richmond Alumnae Chapter,

President

• Kari Teagno Hyman – Greater Richmond SCAN

• Cheryl Jarvis – MEDARVA Healthcare Foundation

• Cecil King – Tuckahoe Woman’s Club, President

• Mary Catherine Ginn Kolbert – Safe Harbor, Chair

• Jennifer McNeil – Impact 100

• Beth Moore – The Woman’s Club

• Stinson Mundy – Metro Richmond Women’s Bar Association

• Darcie Nelson – The Woman’s Club

• Emily Rose – Girls on the Run, Chair

• Jessica S. Smith – Henrico CASA

• Erin Sutton – CMOR Junior Board

• Sue Taylor – The Woman’s Club

• Cathy Tullidge – The Woman’s Club

• Sarah Gray Tullidge – Massey Alliance

• Kay Tyler – Greater Richmond SCAN

Please note that the listing may not reflect the names of all JLR members and their roles of service in the community. If your name

has been mistakenly left off the list, please update your member profile or email databasemanager@jlrichmond.org. Thank you!

Community

Building

Partnering

Leading

Transforming

Com•mu•ni•tyA group of people living in the same place or having a particular characteristic in common;A feeling of fellowship with others, as a result of sharing common attitudes, interests, and goals;Denoting a worker or resource designed to serve the people of a particular area.

“Community support sends an astounding message to our students that the community cares about them.” Natalie May, Change the World RVA

GMMs

ClothesRack

TILI

The Training Institute for Leadership Impact (TILI) provided 11 classes to JLR members, promoted live AJLI webinars, and organized a roundtable of community experts at the February General Membership Meeting focusing on pertinent social issues that impact community volunteerism. Members participated in courses that supported personal, professional, and volunteer growth, including Personal Finance and an exploration of the women’s leadership book, Lean In.

Property improvements and building staff capacity were the focus for The Clothes Rack as it entered its 66th year. Nearly 40,000 customers were welcomed by the new artistic window displays at Cary Street and reorganized sales floors at both store locations. Anna Vanneman joined the team as Assistant Director of Retail Operations and Sunday hours were added at Stratford Hills. The Clothes Rack was proud to complete its 7th year of partnership with Richmond Public Schools in providing merchandise processing and preparation training to students with learning disabilities.

The General Membership Meetings were focused on bringing the local community to Junior League members. Special guest speaker Heidi Abbott shared her passion for the Creighton Court community. Councilwoman Cynthia Newbille moderated a community panel featuring Communities in Schools, Blue Sky Fund, and ChildSavers that provided insights on the needs and challenges they face everyday and ways JLR members can help. We also heard the emotional personal story of a high school student in an unstable housing situation until Change the World RVA provided support.

“I wanted an organized place to volunteer... I didn’t expect to receive in turnthe amount of leadership training.” Alexis Fisher-Rizk, JLR Member

Twenty up and coming JLR members attended “Leadership Day” in April, where they not only learned about effective leadership skills but also heard from three “seasoned” leaders. Carrie Roth, CEO of the Virginia Biotechnology Research Park, Jessica Ronky Haddad, the new managing editor of Richmond magazine’s R•Home, and Jayne D. Shaw, Director of Development at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, shared their stories and experiences. This valuable day is provided annually by TILI.

Done in a Day (DIAD) had a great year organizing over 50 events and continuing to work with some of our favorite partners - Hospital Hospitality House (HHH), Peter Paul Development Center, and Woodville Elementary. DIAD worked for the first time with Richmond Promise Neighborhood to organize volunteer support for Info Feast programs serving East End families. Volunteers prepared meals for HHH, went caroling at Lakewood Manor, planted a garden at the Evelyn D. Reinhart Guest House, decorated SCAN’s waiting room, and celebrated Thanksgiving with Anna Julia Cooper Episcopal School students.

CommunityAdvisory

Board

The Community Advisory Board (CAB) provides a two-way communication link between the League and our community. CAB members offered valuable input this past year during the strategic planning process. CAB members provided insights on new and changing needs in the East End. One area of focus recommended was resident engagement, which has been incorporated into the new plan as the League explores opportunities to work alongside community residents on volunteer projects.

LeadershipDay

Done ina Day

“The Junior League of Richmond is making good on the mission of ‘building a better Richmond’ through its infrastructure & skilled workers.” Iris Holliday, Director-Corporate Philanthrophy and Community Partnerships, Dominion Resources

RichmondPromise

Neighborhood

We are thrilled that last year included the start of a new partnership with RPN, which has been valuable to the League’s work on supporting residents of the East End. It was a busy first year as the League participated in Family Engagement Research Based Action Team meetings and provided volunteers for two Community Field Days and four Info Feast programs that collectively served 1,750 residents. With a shared vision for improving educational and developmental needs of children, we look forward to continuing our collaboration with Richmond Promise Neighborhood and to building on last year’s successes.

This year we partnered with Anna Julia Cooper Episcopal School to bring Kids in the Kitchen to a group of 7th grade girls. The goal of the Kids in the Kitchen initiative is to prevent obesity and its associated health risks by empowering children and youth to make healthy lifestyle choices. Students rolled up their sleeves alongside Junior League members to prepare four healthy dinners and participate in educational activities. The program year culminated with a healthy dinner at a local hibachi restaurant.

Anna JuliaCooper

PeterPaul

Teaming up with Peter Paul Development Center, our 5th year of providing Good Sports to students in 3rd and 4th grades was a home run! Good Sports brought in area athletic teams to teach the students a variety of fun and challenging sports while modeling the characteristics of honesty, courage, compassion, generosity, fidelity, integrity, fairness and self-control. One of the year’s highlights was a visit from the Richard Bland Community College men‘s basketball team. It brought big smiles to the kids’ faces when the entire team walked into the gymnasium for our program night!

“The Junior League of Richmond is making good on the mission of ‘building a better Richmond’ through its infrastructure & skilled workers.” Iris Holliday, Director-Corporate Philanthrophy and Community Partnerships, Dominion Resources

“As our community outreach evolves and expands, we will continue to seeexciting progress in the communities and organizations we serve.”

Katherine Jones, Community Vice-President

Teaming up with Peter Paul Development Center, our 5th year of providing Good Sports to students in 3rd and 4th grades was a home run! Good Sports brought in area athletic teams to teach the students a variety of fun and challenging sports while modeling the characteristics of honesty, courage, compassion, generosity, fidelity, integrity, fairness and self-control. One of the year’s highlights was a visit from the Richard Bland Community College men‘s basketball team. It brought big smiles to the kids’ faces when the entire team walked into the gymnasium for our program night!

The Junior League of Richmond's Literacy Through Arts Outreach Committee (LTAO) strives to instill a love of reading through art by hosting monthly events for children and their families. One of the monthly programs was a Family Fun Night held at the Northside YMCA. Volunteers read “The Story of Ferdinand” and children made masks related to the characters with help from their family members. Families also received a copy of the book to take home.

The Families First program held six monthly events during the school year for 3rd and 4th graders and their families at Woodville Elementary. Each program, serving between 50 and 60 people, consisted of dinner and an interactive seminar focusing on topics such as study skills, health and nutrition, and cultural awareness. Students received takeaway materials and books. The committee also helped sponsor a "book tasting" program during the school day for the entire 3rd grade, as well as breakfast for the teachers of Woodville during Teacher Appreciation week.

Mentoring

The 2013-2014 League year was full of heartfelt relationship building for the Mentoring Committee. Ten dedicated women committed an hour each week from October through May to spend time with a child at Martin Luther King, Jr. Middle School in the East End. Much of the time was devoted to learning more about the child's home life so that mentors could more adequately enhance their mentee’s experience while at school. The group had an end-of-year celebration at Jumpology, and fun was had by all!

LiteracyThrough

Arts

FamiliesFirst

Cherry Peters, a member of the Junior League of Richmond for 46 years,

started volunteering in grade school, and she hasn’t stopped since. She

admits that there is no better feeling than making a difference in people’s lives.

Cherry was recognized for her commitment with her selection as the 2014

YWCA Outstanding Women Awards Honoree in Volunteerism. She received

this distinguished award “for her ability to take a group of diverse individuals

with different interests and organize them into a team that utilizes everyone’s

strengths to work toward a common goal.” This award specifically honors her

work with FRIENDS Association for Children, an organization that prepares

children for success in school and life. Her resume of volunteer work includes

the FRIENDS Association, the Junior League of Richmond, United Way, the YWCA, and the Visual Arts Center. In the past,

she has received JLR’s prestigious Barbara Ransome Andrews Award in celebration of her exceptional volunteer service

to the JLR and the Richmond community. She has been a servant leader in her church, Second Presbyterian, for 40 years.

Cherry’s leadership, selflessness, and commitment to volunteerism have made a significant impact on the Richmond

community for more than four decades.

Barbara Ransome Andrews AwardThe Barbara Ransome Andrews Award, named for one of our most esteemed and beloved members, honors a Sustainer member’s outstanding community service. This award is the highest and most prestigious award presented by the JLR, and is given to a Sustainer who has distinguished herself by service to her community and the Junior League through extensive and exemplary volunteer activities. This year’s recipient, Jane Helfrich, joined the JLR in 1982 and served in many leadership capacities, including President. She went on to be JLR’s first Executive Director. Outside of the League, she helped found Court Appointed Special Advocates, Communities in Schools, and the Sacred Heart Center. Jane has served in leadership positions with Historic Richmond Foundation, Fan Free Clinic, and United Way. She currently is the CEO of Richmond Metropolitan Habitat for Humanity. Jane demonstrates true servant leadership and continues to work to make her community a better place.

Pinkie W. Smith AwardThe Pinkie W. Smith Award, established in 1998, commemorates the exemplary service and dedication to volunteering that was evident in the life of Pinkie Smith. This award for excellence in volunteerism was awarded to Heidi Vaiksnoras, an “unsung hero” who consistently performs above average League requirements and demonstrates excellence in volunteer work, dedication, and loyalty to the JLR. Heidi has served on the Board of Directors as Finance Vice President and Assistant to the President, as well as in Community, Membership, and Events Councils. It is not her specific placements or level of leadership that define her as a recipient of this award; it is her character, leadership style, and integrity that truly elevate her to this high honor.

Community Volunteerism AwardSara Shelton received the Community Volunteerism Award, which recognizes a member who has contributed significant, outstanding volunteer time and effort to improve the quality of life in the Richmond community. Sara has served on committees in both the Membership and Community Councils, as Vice President of Community, the Director of Communications and as a TILI faculty member. Her selfless devotion and infectious passion for the League and community are why she is so deserving of this recognition and award.

Cherry Peters, a member of the Junior League of Richmond for 46 years,

started volunteering in grade school, and she hasn’t stopped since. She

admits that there is no better feeling than making a difference in people’s lives.

Cherry was recognized for her commitment with her selection as the 2014

YWCA Outstanding Women Awards Honoree in Volunteerism. She received

this distinguished award “for her ability to take a group of diverse individuals

with different interests and organize them into a team that utilizes everyone’s

strengths to work toward a common goal.” This award specifically honors her

work with FRIENDS Association for Children, an organization that prepares

children for success in school and life. Her resume of volunteer work includes

the FRIENDS Association, the Junior League of Richmond, United Way, the YWCA, and the Visual Arts Center. In the past,

she has received JLR’s prestigious Barbara Ransome Andrews Award in celebration of her exceptional volunteer service

to the JLR and the Richmond community. She has been a servant leader in her church, Second Presbyterian, for 40 years.

Cherry’s leadership, selflessness, and commitment to volunteerism have made a significant impact on the Richmond

community for more than four decades.

The Barbara Ransome Andrews Award, named for one of our most esteemed and beloved members, honors a Sustainer member’s outstanding community service. This award is the highest and most prestigious award presented by the JLR, and is given to a Sustainer who has distinguished herself by service to her community and the Junior League through extensive and exemplary volunteer activities. This year’s recipient, Jane Helfrich, joined the JLR in 1982 and served in many leadership capacities, including President. She went on to be JLR’s first Executive Director. Outside of the League, she helped found Court Appointed Special Advocates, Communities in Schools, and the Sacred Heart Center. Jane has served in leadership positions with Historic Richmond Foundation, Fan Free Clinic, and United Way. She currently is the CEO of Richmond Metropolitan Habitat for Humanity. Jane demonstrates true servant leadership and continues to work to make her community a better place.

The Pinkie W. Smith Award, established in 1998, commemorates the exemplary service and dedication to volunteering that was evident in the life of Pinkie Smith. This award for excellence in volunteerism was awarded to Heidi Vaiksnoras, an “unsung hero” who consistently performs above average League requirements and demonstrates excellence in volunteer work, dedication, and loyalty to the JLR. Heidi has served on the Board of Directors as Finance Vice President and Assistant to the President, as well as in Community, Membership, and Events Councils. It is not her specific placements or level of leadership that define her as a recipient of this award; it is her character, leadership style, and integrity that truly elevate her to this high honor.

Sara Shelton received the Community Volunteerism Award, which recognizes a member who has contributed significant, outstanding volunteer time and effort to improve the quality of life in the Richmond community. Sara has served on committees in both the Membership and Community Councils, as Vice President of Community, the Director of Communications and as a TILI faculty member. Her selfless devotion and infectious passion for the League and community are why she is so deserving of this recognition and award.

Sustainers are women who

have volunteered for a

minimum of 10 years in the

Junior League, and continue

to play a vital role in the

organization. These life long

members continue hands on

service in the community,

participate in educational

programs, give back to the

League by serving on

boards and committees, and

work with Actives in an

advisory capacity. Many

Sustainers continue service

as “Sustainer Doers” and

work on community minded

projects throughout the year.

Their numerous projects

have included hosting meals

and bingo parties at the VCU

Medical Center Hospitality

House, planting fall and

summer gardens, organizing

ice cream parties at Safe

Harbor Women's Shelter,

stocking the food closet at

the Fan Free Clinic, and

landscaping projects at the

Southside Child Development

Center.

After years of hard work and

dedication to serving the

community, the Junior League

of Richmond’s Sustainers

know how to have a good

time together and enjoy

social programs, such as

book groups and trips. Also,

monthly Dining Divas outings

are a fun way to try new

restaurants and to engage

new Sustainer members. In

September, a Fall Sustainer

Luncheon is held where

League friendships are

renewed and annual program

plans are shared.

Sustainers also enjoy meeting

sustaining members from other

Leagues who have recently

relocated to the Richmond

area. They plan activities

that allow members to get to

know each other while

exploring the Richmond

community. They have been

on canal boat rides, museum

outings, and dined at local

restaurants. Additionally, a fall

and a spring cocktail party is

held at the Mayo Carter House.

Sustainers are a valuable

source of support and

inspiration to the League as

a whole. They frequently

attend General Membership

Meetings and JLR events,

demonstrating their support

of Active members and the

League mission. Sustainers

also provide historical input

and expereince on important

decisions that help drive the

League’s direction and

mission. Sustainers are also

represented on the Board of

Directors, and serve on the

League’s Property, Finance

Strategic, and Investment

Committees.

As one can see, Sustainers

stay involved and engaged

in League programs and

operations. Just one more

reason why the Junior League

of Richmond is a strong and

vital force within the

community and remains a

vital training tool to its

membership.

Active members can look

forward to being a part of a

life long commitment to the

League, and the good work

that Sustainers continue to

do makes a valuable

difference in our community.

Sustainers helped to welcome Toni Freeman, AJLI President, to Richmond in September with a luncheon at Mayo Carter House.

Sustainers volunteer their time to serve as drivers for authors in town during the annual Book & Author Event.

Over 3,200 attendees came out to Richmond International Raceway for the 8th Annual Touch a Truck on October 5, 2013. We are amazed year after year by the generous support of Liesfeld Contractors, Inc. and all of our dedicated sponsors. We’re thrilled by Touch a Truck’s growing attendance, making it one of Richmond’s premier family events! This unique and interactive day allows children to see, touch, and safely explore their favorite big trucks and heavy machinery, as well as to meet the personnel who protect, serve, and build the Richmond community. Net proceeds of more than $35,000 were raised for the JLR’s training and community programs. Additionally, members of the League and our community donated nearly $700 to the Classroom Sponsorship campaign, which provides underserved children and their families participating in the JLR’s community programs with complimentary admission. Over 100 children and family members from Peter Paul Development Center, Southside Child Development Center, and Woodville Elementary School redeemed sponsored tickets and enjoyed the day of fun and learning.

Touch a Truck

League’s Property, Finance

Strategic, and Investment

Committees.

As one can see, Sustainers

stay involved and engaged

in League programs and

operations. Just one more

reason why the Junior League

of Richmond is a strong and

vital force within the

community and remains a

vital training tool to its

membership.

Active members can look

forward to being a part of a

life long commitment to the

League, and the good work

that Sustainers continue to

do makes a valuable

difference in our community.

This year the JLR welcomed seven nationally-acclaimed authors to the 69th Book & Author Event, including Corban Addison, Lolis Eric Elie, Dan Harris, Daniel Jones, and James Swanson. Athough Carol Wall’s health prevented her from attending, we were treated to her story through husband, Richard Wall. While in Richmond, the authors met with media, visited a variety of schools, and attended the Luncheon at the Country Club of Virginia and Dinner at the Greater Richmond Convention Center. New this year was the opportunity to work with Richmond Promise Neighborhood and Healthy U 7th District Health and Wellness Initiative to organize a program for families in the East End to meet cookbook author and chef Lolis Elie. Elie shared his love for maintaining old recipes and community traditions and provided a tasting of his red beans and rice recipe from cookbook, Treme. We are grateful for Dominion Resources’ continued Presenting Sponsorship and for all of the support that generated $49,000 in net proceeds for the JLR’s mission.

Book & Author

Over 950WOMEN

22 to 49

The Junior League of Richmondis a diverse group of women.

50+

10

Active members range in age from

and 90% are employed outside the home.

Members annually give more than

of volunteer services to projects & agenciesin Metro Richmond.

Students in our first year mentorshipprogram at Martin Luther KingMiddle School.

25,000hours

The Junior League of Richmond focuses on developing community programs that combat childhood obesity and illiteracy, promote nutrition, exercise and healthy life style choices, and build strong and stable families to support children’s scholastic and lifestyle achievements in Richmond’s East End community.

Over 247family members

From Richmond City schools and community centers participated in our Literacy Through Arts Outreach program, where art and books are brought together.

The JLR’s trained and talented members serve women, youth and families for the purpose of reaching goals, providing support and generating pride in the community.

30familes

Were served through 6 community athletic programs at Peter Paul Development Center by Good Sports, a program aimed at character development through sports.

115children

Attended 3 nights of back-to-school shopping through the League’s partnership with YMCA Bright Beginnings.

Outreach projects serving community organizations throughout Richmond, including at least one in the East End each month, through our Done in a Day program.

over 200people

Attended Families First events at Southside Child Development Center and Woodville Elementary School.

over450

Generous individual, corporate and foundation gifts to the Annual Fund and sponsorships of events enabled the Junior League to bring our mission to life.

The New Member class of 70 women completed 8 shifts at the Hospital Hospitality House. The members

also planned, fundraised for, and installed a beautification project at Woodville Elementary.

Sources of Funds$877k

Uses of Funds$768k

Generous individual, corporate and foundation gifts to the Annual Fund and sponsorships of events enabled the Junior League to bring our mission to life.

Special Events Ticket Sales

Contribution/Sponsorships

Merchandise Sales

Membership Income

Other

Special Events/Outreach

Management/Mayo Carter House

Community Programs

Retail Programs

$506k

$134k

$133k

$68k

$36k

$415k

$134k

$116k

$103k

The Junior League of Richmond IRS Form 990 can be found at www.jlrichmond.org.

The Junior League of Richmond welcomed 63 women from across the Richmond community.

Mariah Abercrombie

Ashley Allen

Heather Allen

Jessamy Austin

Sally Bacon

Erin Baker

Kristen Barnes

Lori Baybutt

Gabriela Dillard

Sarah Emmich

Valerie Francks

Kristen Fust

Beth Gilbert

Kristen Hancock

Sha'Vonne Harrison

Jamie Hasty

Robin Hill

Emily Hunt

Hillary Janot

Bristole Johnson

Elizabeth Kennan

Katisha Kersey

Mia Kim

Kelsey Kriz

Cynthia Lau

Erika LaWall

Ginny Lawrence

Meredith Leffler

Jessica Mason

Dominica McGowen

Charlotte McLaughlin

Virginia Moncol

Lynn Morris

Michelle Morris

Katherine Ozmeral

Kimberly Paulsrud

Erin Phillips

Aarti Puskoor

Marycobb Randall

Jennifer Romeo

Courtenay Schwartz

Jessica Selph

Mary Carter Snidow

Tory Sprehe

Anna Todaro

Haley Vasuki

Eryn Wall

DeShay White

Megan Wilkinson

Ann Williams

Jenna Williams

Heather Winter

Katherine Zeller

We thank our 9 Sustaining members for their many years of commitment.

Kate Kobiashvili Christner

Laurie Cigal

Liz Costello

Virginia Gray

Anna Hatfield

Karen Jamerson

Caroline Rodenhaver

Clare Trow

Sarah Wootton

We welcome these women who have transferred their membership to the Junior League of Richmond.

New Members

Katherine Mitchell

Marycobb Randall

Jessica Selph

Meghan Townes

Actives

April Auger

Rachel Bates

Heather Bland

Sarah Blazek

Susanna Brailsford

Miranda Celestre

Lorie Coker

Gillian Dudley

Lindsay Fauver

Hope Frank

Kasey Hayes

Sara Hillery

Kari Kerns

Katherine Poe Smith

Sarah Stevenson

Elisha Wilkins

Sustainers

Kim Berselli

Amira Bowers

Sandy Donaldson

Melissa Farley

Diane Flannery

Deborah Fulk

Susan Holloway

Julie Lantz

Wendy Stone

Lee Unroe

Stacey Woods

New Members

We will miss our member who dedicated her time and talents to building a stronger community.

Peggy SeilerTransfers

In Memoriam

New Sustainers

President’s Circle ($1,000 or more)

Thomas Brown

Edie and Bob Cabaniss

Mr. Damon L. & Mrs. Monica Brinkley Davis

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Goodwin, Jr.

Freeman Family Fund of The Community

Foundation Serving Richmond and

Central Virginia

Denise and Patrick Leonard

Jennifer and Tucker McNeil

Michelle and Todd Miller

Kerry Osborne

Greta (Cherry) Brown Peters

Debra R. Pollock

Phil & Camilla Rohrbach

Sara James Shelton

Julie and Paul Weissend

Partner ($750-$999)

Laura Boland

Awanata Bridgeforth

Josephine J. Miller

Advocate ($500-$749)

Mrs. Jasper P. Horne III

Conor and Katherine Jones

Karl and Kindra Kirkeby

Beth Miksa

Savon Sampson

Katherine L. Smallwood

Brian & Jennifer Snodgrass

Mr. and Mrs. James Ukrop

Heidi Sigmon Vaiksnoras

Supporter ($250-$499)

Ada-Marie Aman

Mark Barden

Susan Barney

Kimberly Berselli

Vickie Blanchard

Elizabeth Blevins

Beverly Brown

Mrs. William Hill Brown, III

Martha Ware Bryan

Mrs. Joseph D. Cheely

Laurie Cigal

Hugh Clougherty

Mr. and Mrs. James M. Daniel, Jr.

Cran Davis

Cynthia A. Dowd

Mrs. Frederica C. Mullen-Fenn

Elizabeth Ford

Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Frank

Sarah Frydrych

Joanne V. Frye

Mark Gaddis

Cathy and Jay Haas

Jane V. Helfrich

Resa Hoye

Kari Hyman

Laura and Mark Jarrett

Cristy C. Jarvis

Jayda Justus

Stuart and Pepper Laughon

Elizabeth Terry Long

Mr. and Mrs. John E. McDonald, Jr.

Denice McHale

Patricia Mears

Kate Gladysz Millea

Beth C. Moore

Lauren Morano

Britt E. Nelson

Mrs. George W. Norris

Katherine Ozmeral

Mrs. Chiswell D. L. Perkins

Mrs. Randolph Reynolds

Eugenia H. Roper

Ann Michele Sweeney

Mrs. J. V. Taylor, Jr.

Sue C. Taylor

Cabell Goolsby West

Jennifer and Rick White

The Reverend Amelie A. Wilmer

Friend ($100-$249)

Happy Anderson

Anonymous

Mrs. Philip J. Bagley III

Robert Bamberger

Lynda W. Beck

Susan H. Brewer

Polly Brickman

Caroline and John Cardwell

Kristie Chamberlain

Counts’ Hallmark

Christy Counts

Sarah Lysher Cozzens

Richard and Rikki Dodson

Sibyl FaJohn

Diane Flannery

Mrs. Terry K. Francis

Cornelia Whittet Garrett

Mel Hannan

Tamarah Holmes

Mrs. Antoinette H. Jamison

Denise Lea

Molly Long

Patricia S. Loughridge

Mrs. James H. Lowe

Mrs. Cynthia Luke

Alice Lynch

Mrs. Charles W. Mack

Mrs. Edward J. Malloy, Jr.

Mrs. William H. McFaddin

Wendy McNeil

Ginny Murphy

Junie Speight Myers

Mrs. Fred W. Palmore, III

John Perkins

Col. James G. Perlmutter, USAR (Ret.)

Jennifer Pitts

Mrs. Charles L. Reed, Jr.

Mrs. Edward J. Rivas

Elizabeth W. Robertson

J. Mariah Robinson

Mrs. Richard Sidney Sutton

Mrs. Douglas M. Sutton

Mrs. Charles Morris Terry, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. William D. Thomson

Mrs. Wrenn T. Trevarthen

Natasha Vance

Mrs. Richard T. Wheeler, Jr.

Mrs. Thatcher S. Wood

Annual Fund

We gratefully acknowledge our generous sponsors and donors who contributed to the JLR between June 1, 2013 and May 31, 2014. With their support, we are able to pursue our mission of service in the Richmond community.

Patron (up to $99)

Mariah Abercrombie

Katrina Loraine Amos

Elizabeth I. Anderson

Mrs. Frances G. Armstrong

Jessamy Austin

Patricia Arlene Avery

Julia Ayscue

Elizabeth Baker

Erin Baker

Alyssa Baran

Mrs. Jane Barber

Molly Barber

Mrs. Robert P. Baskin

Beverly Bates

Blair Bedinger

Amber Berry

Mrs. Margaret P. Bice

Rene Bland

Mrs. Sally Boudinot

Mrs. Bowlman T. Bowles, Jr.

Mrs. Rachel E. Bowman

Dr. Margaret R. Bradley

Kathryn Bradt

Nicole Brenner

Mary Anna Broadbent

Stephen Brooks

Judy S. Brown

Celine Burn

Anne A. Burnett

Mrs. Marquis B. Burnett

Mrs. Harold M. Burrows, Jr.

Mrs. Norman T. Bush

Michelle Bushman

Leslie Calder

Mrs. Paul Douglas Camp, III

Kelly Cannon

Mrs. Jack William Cantile

Mrs. Colleen Warner Dennis

Mrs. Betsy B. Carr

Denise Carroll

Dianne Marie Carter

Annette Chapman

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas G. Chapman, Jr.

Mrs. Langdon T. Christian IV

Dr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Claiborne, Jr.

Mrs. Richard M. Clary

Mrs. Edmund B. Cleavenger

Michal Zivan Coffey

Patricia Thomas Comess

Amy Hutchinson Cook

Allison Costantino

Mrs. William J. Coward, III

Mrs. Donald T. Cowles

Deirdre Cox

Janice Craft-Henry

Kelly Cragle

Catherine Ann Tomlin Crosby

Elizabeth Cruickshanks

Mrs. Ruth A. Cunningham

Caroline Danielson

Lara D'Antonio

Cara Davila

Cintra Davis

Amy de Venoge

Kathleen and Joseph Demro

Mrs. Joseph L. Dennison

Jean DeShazo Jumet

Mrs. Eugene Desvernine

Siomara Dingle

Mrs. Thomas L. Disharoon

Susan Parker Drean

Gilian Dudley

Mrs. John F. Dunlap

Mrs. Harry Allen Dunlevy

Alison W. Eckis

Louise Enright

Dawn Epley

Sarah Ann Ersin

Sian Eure

Christopher Evans

Mrs. John W. Fain

Whitney Fero

Lauren Fisher

Mrs. R. Leigh Frackelton, Jr.

Alexis Fisher-Rizk

Mrs. H. E. Fitzgerald, Jr.

Christine Fix

Simone Flournoy

Elizabeth Steele Forman

Elizabeth Fortune

Amanda Frail

Mrs. Lawrence I. Frank

Natasha Freeman

Juel Gadd

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Gary, IV

Martha Geiger

Mrs. Bruce Cobb Gottwald

Penni Gourley

Susan Graham

Sarah Gravatt

Mrs. Alexander C. Hall

Mrs. R. Garnett Hall, Jr.

Mrs. Carol Lindley Hampton

Rachael Harrell

Tiffany Harris

Pamela Brock Harris

Dorothy S. Hart

Eva Hartmann

Katy Haskell

Anna Hatfield

Victoria Hauser

Dori Heimlich

Mrs. Sue Miliam Heneberger

Joshua Heslinga

Shontae Hewlett

Mrs. William Maury Hill

Mrs. William H. Hoofnagle III

Jill and Torry Hoover

Lindsay Horning

Emily Hunt

Mrs. Frank H. Hurst

Pamela Hutzler

Naureen Hyder

Mrs. F. Randolph Irby

Carol Jamerson

Hillary Janot

Gretchen Japhet

Cheryl Jarvis

Olivia Jones

Mrs. John F. Kay, Jr.

Sarah D. Kay

Hillary Keeton

Katie Kellam

Kelly King

Kathryn Kline

Ashley Kuemmerle

Virginia Lawrence

Annual Fund, Continued

Brooke Lawsing

Meredith Leffler

Theresa Lewis

Lucille Lindamood

Mrs. C. R. Lindenzweig III

Jone Liuzza

Bonnie Livick

Anne Lloyd

Hilary Long

Angel Lowe

Mrs. Charles S. Luck, III

Stacey Markendorff

Mrs. Theodore Joseph Markow

Mrs. Katie Ennis Marsh

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Marth

Kelly Martin

Mrs. Lawrence E. Masters

Dorothy Mayer

Mrs. William G. McClure, III

Jen McLemore

Wendy McNeil

Mrs. Edwin B. Meade, Jr.

Mrs. Edwin J. Merrick, Jr.

Heather Swinson Miller

Mrs. Charles B. Molster, Jr.

Nancy E. Morris

Mary Evelyn Morris

Amy Mulholland

Stinson Mundy

Jennifer Leigh Myers

Mrs. Lois A. Just Myers

Jennifer Neal

Darcie Nelsen

Amy Newby

Nora Nickel

Mrs. Marshall Orr

Sherryll Anne Pace

Leslie Parpart

Kimberly Paulsrud

Anne Peck

Nicole M. Peterson

Ginny Poindexter

Carolyn Port

Alexandra Povlishock

Michele Pugh

Patti Pusey

Aarti Puskoor

Holly Raidabaugh

Gayle and Randy Randol

Mrs. Arthur B. Rausch

Marika Rawles

Debbie Reinhart

Panny Rhodes

Jill Richardson

Danielle Rinker

E.A. Ritter

Sheronda Robertson

Mrs. C. B. Robertson, III

Tory Robertson-Susac

Mrs. W. Randolph Robins

Carolyn Robinson

Laurie Rogers

Kaley Rosenthal

Jennifer Rowe

Missy Ryan

C. Lindsay Ryland

Corbin Ryland

Christine Sayed

Stacia Schoeffler

Christa Schulenburg

Sue Schutt

Mrs. Robert Bruce Scoggins

Tinky Scott

Jessica Selph

Erin Shafer

Allison Shumate

Steve and Amy Shutts

Mrs. John N. Simpson

Mrs. Scott A. Sirles

Mr. and Mrs. William F. Slowinski

Jessica Stankus Smith

Mary Carter Snidow

Victoria Solderitch

Mrs. Robert Spratley

Pia Steinbrugge

Wendy Stone

Mrs. Lewis T. Stoneburner

Micki Stout

Mrs. John M. Street

Elizabeth Butterworth Stutts

Mary Cabell Sulc

Anna Sullivan

Sally Syrquin

Michelle Taggart

Erin Tatum

Mrs. William C. Taylor III

Sandra Taylor

Jayne Thatcher

Donna Thompson

Anna Todaro

Lara Todd

Maggie Tomlin

Ms. Terry Starke Tosh

Mrs. E. Winston Trice

Austin Tucker

Brooke Tudeen

Sarah Gray Tullidge

Mrs. Thomas H. Tullidge

Allison Twente

Kay Tyler

Donna Tyler

Mrs. Richard Upton

Mrs. C. Porter Vaughan, III

Mrs. C. William Waechter, Jr.

Eryn Wall

Betsy Ware

Elizabeth S. Ware

Betty Byrne Ware

Ms. Vicki Warren

Katie Watts

Katie Weaks

DeShay White

Mrs. Howard S. Whitehead

Mrs. F. Dixon Whitworth, Jr.

Ann Williams

Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Wilson

Barbara Wiltshire

Mrs. William B. Wiltshire

Isabella G. Witt

Mrs. Beth P. Witt

Mrs. Franklin S. Wood Jr.

Ann Gray Wood

Heather Woodring

Susan Woodward

Sarah Wooton

Sarah L. Worthington

Kristi S. Wright

Katherine Lewicki Zawada

Annual Fund, Continued

Mariah Abercrombie

Ada-Marie Aman

Katrina Amos

Anonymous Gift (3)

Julia Ayscue

Susan Barney

Beverly Brown

Martha Ware Bryan

Kelly Cannon

Caroline Cardwell

John Cardwell

Betsy Carr

Dianne Carter

Laurie Cigal

Michal Coffey

Christy Counts

Caris Brinkley Counts

Janice Craft

Catherine Crosby

Kimberly Daniel

Katherine Daniel

James Daniel

Monica Davis

Damon Davis

Cran Davis

Rikki Dodson

Richard Dodson

Stanton Dodson

Durham Dodson

Brook Dodson

Dawn Epley

Sarah Ann Ersin

Sibyl FaJohn

J. Alexis Fisher-Rizk

Jason Ford

Sarah Frydrych

Joanne Frye

Hank Frye

Henry Frye

Nathaniel Frye

Catherine Haas

Jay Haas

Betsy Haas

Mel Hannan

Rachael Harrell

Victoria Hauser

Emily Hunt

Lara Jacobs

Laura Jarrett

Mark Jarrett

Katherine Jones

Conor Jones

Jayda Justus

Katie Kellam

Kinda Kirkeby

Karl Kirkeby

Henry Kirkeby

Jack Kirkeby

Charlie Kirkeby

Ashley Kuemmerle

Brooke Lawsing

Denise Leonard

Angel Lowe

Stacey Markendorff

Katherine Marsh

Jennifer McNeil

Wendy McNeil

Tucker McNeil

Michelle Miller

Todd Miller

Beth Moore

Stinson Mundy

Molly Nash

Britt Nelson

Nicole Peterson

Michele Pugh

Holly Raidabaugh

Wilson Rayfield

Nancy Rogers

Camilla Rohrbach

Savon Sampson

Christine Sayed

Christa Schulenburg

Katherine Secrist

Sara James Shelton

Allison Shumate

Amy Shutts

Katherine Smallwood

Jessica S. Smith

Jennifer Snodgras

Elizabeth Spencer

Ann Michele Sweeney

JLR Amazing Raise Donors

Stephen Sweeney

Heather Swinson

Sue Taylor

Cassie Taylor

Sarah Gray Tullidge

Heidi Vaiksnoras

John Vaiksnoras

Benjamin Gentry Vaiksnoras

Charlotte Vaiksnoras

James Hardy Vaiksnoras

Natasha Vance

Elizabeth Ware

Katie Weaks

Julie Weissend

Jennifer White

Richard White

DeShay White

Robert Bamberger

Mark Barden

Thomas Brown

Hugh Clougherty

Elizabeth Ford

Dori Heimlich

Tamarah Holmes

Kindra Kirkeby

Michelle Miller

Lauren Morano

Katherine Ozmeral

Sara James Shelton

Altria Group, Inc.

Brinks’ Incorporated

Captial One Financial Corporation

The CarMax Foundation

Genworth Foundation

McKesson Foundation

MeadWestvaco Foundation

Tiffany and Company

United Way and United WayLocal Government & SchoolsCampaign

Matching Gift Companies

In Honor of Helen Daniel

James Daniel

In Honor of Monica Brinkley Davis

Katy Haskell

In Honor of Monica Brinkley Davis

Michelle Thomson

In Honor of Teal Geiger

Martha Geiger

In Honor of the Lawson-Johnston Family

Jennifer McNeil

In Honor of Jennifer McNeil

Wendy McNeil

In Honor of Michelle Miller

Mel D. Hannan

In Honor of Michelle Miller

Anna Hatfield

In Honor of Michelle Miller

Patricia S. Loughridge

In Honor of Newnie Rogers

Mr. and Mrs. James M. Daniel, Jr.

In Honor of Jill Duncan Perlmutter

Col. James G. Perlmutter, USAR (Ret.)

In Honor of Sue C. Taylor

Elizabeth Steele Forman

In Honor of Trinity Episcopal School

Katherine Daniel

In Memory of Linda Blatz

Patricia Mears

In Memory of Julia Gray Michaux

Johnnie Lou Terry

In Memory of Leila George Sikes

Lindsay Horning

Alamo BBQ

Anonymous

Susan Barney

Polly Brickman

Bev Brown

Diana Burkett

Caroline Cardwell

Champagne Taste Catering

Counts’ Hallmark

Lara D’Antonio

Monica Davis

Cindy Dowd

Dutch & Company

Natasha Freeman

Joanne V. Frye

Rachael Harrell

Jamie Hasty

Lindsay Horning

Laura Jarrett

Katherine Jones

Ellen Kastelberg

Kathy Knollmann

Elizabeth Terry Long

Michelle Miller

Tamara Pizzeck Photography

Carolyn Port

Danielle Rinker

Corbin Ryland

Troutman Sanders LLC

Sara James Shelton

Sue C. Taylor

Mary Beth Thacker

Patreace Thornton

Heidi Sigmon Vaiksnoras

Amber Vernon

WPA Bakery

The Berkeley Hotel

Continental Westhampton

Estilo

Fraiche

Monkees of Richmond

Panera – Carytown

Toast

Presenting Signature ($25,000)

Dominion Resources

Paul Duke Circle ($10,000)

Richmond Times-Dispatch

Ellen Glasgow Circle ($5,000)

Bon Secours Virginia Health System

NBC12

Troutman Sanders LLC

Douglas Freeman Circle ($2,500)

Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield

BB&T

KMPG LLC

McGuireWoods LLP

NewMarket Foundation

Virginia Living

Virginius Dabney Circle ($1,000)

M. H. West & Co., Inc.

Mosquito Squad

Author’s Circle ($500)

Counts’ Hallmark

Anne Poarch

Shelley & Schulte, P.C.

Sara James Shelton

Elizabeth Butterworth Stutts

Kay Tyler

Reader’s Circle ($250)

Kate Christner

Eva Hartmann

Mrs. Charles W. Sexton

In-Kind Gifts

Champagne Taste Catering

Diamonds Direct of Short Pump

Gearhart’s Chocolates

Fountain Books

Gay Community Center of Richmond

Sean Harrington

James River Writers

The Jefferson Hotel

Little Caesars Pizza, Forest Hill

Tribute Gifts

Honorary Gifts In-Kind Gifts

Special Events

Book & Author Event

Paper on the Avenue

Chez Foushee

Anne Poarch

Richmond Magazine

Sassy Bee

Strange’s Florist

Tamara Pizzeck Photography

Total Printing

Heidi Sigmon Vaiksnoras

Virginia Living

Julie & Paul Weissend

White House Flowers

WNRN 91.9 FM

WRIR 97.3 FM

Package Truck ($7,500)

Liesfeld Contractor, Inc.

Tractor Trailer ($5,000)

NBC12

Richmond Times-Dispatch

Excavator ($2,500)

James River Equipment

UPS Freight

Wells Fargo

Car Carrier ($1,000)

Gillies Creek

NewMarket

Ty’s Hauling and Paving

Tow Truck ($500)

CarMax

Counts’ Hallmark

Owens & Minor

Rainbow Station

SB Cox Ready-Mix, Inc.

Seiberts Towing

Pick-Up Truck ($250)

AmeriGas

Davey Tree Experts

Happy Family Brands

Rappahannock Electric Cooperative

Community Ideas Station

CrossFit RVA

Daylight Donuts

Erin Shafer Interiors

FeeMore

Firebirds

Five Guys

Funny Bone

Graphics Ink

Hanover County Fire

Henrico County Fire

James River Transportation

Jason’s Deli

LaDifference, Inc.

Little Caesar’s Pizza

Martin’s Food Markets

Massage Envy

Master Cho

Missy Bane Photography

Peak Experiences

Radio Communications of Virginia

Real Richmond

Richmond Ambulance Authority

Richmond Flying Squirrels

Richmond International Raceway

Richmond Region Tourism

Salvation Army

Science Museum of Virginia

Spirited Art

sweetFrog

The Boathouse

The Mill on MacArthur

VA Repertory Theatre

VCU Health System

Virginia State Police

weebsworld

Weinstein JCC

Whole Foods

We have made every effort to report

all contributions fully and accurately.

We apologize for any errors or

omissions and ask that donors forward

any corrections to the Junior League

of Richmond office by calling

804-643-4886 ext 11.

Touch a Truck

Book & Author, ContinuedState Farm – Mike Devlin

sweetFrog

The Junk King of Central Virginia

Timmons Group

Classroom Sponsors

Anonymous: In memory of Nate Metheny

Heather Allen

Kathleen Aliberti

Elizabeth Anderson

Lara D’Antonio

Allison Borovatz

Shelli Bushman

Thomas Carroll

Caroline Danielson

Valerie Francks

Joanne V. Frye

Eliza Furedy

Robin Hill

Hillary Janot

Cynthia Lau

Stephanie LeCompte

Jessica Mason

Jen McLemore

Stinson Mundy

Marycobb Randall

Sara James Shelton

Holly Slawkowski

Mary Cabell Sulc

Connie Supple

Katie Watts

In-Kind Gifts

American Red Cross

Bikram Yoga

Bogey's Sports Park

Bon Secours Critical Care Transport

Bounce 2 the Moon, Inc.

Bowl America

Café Caturra

Can Can Brasserie

Casa del Barco

Children’s Museum of Richmond

Cliff Weil, Inc.

Coca-Cola Refreshments

Comcast

Counts’ Hallmark

Junior League of Richmond205 West Franklin StreetRichmond, Virginia 23220804.643.4886www.jlrichmond.org

NON-PROFIT ORG.U.S. POSTAGE

PAIDRICHMOND,VAPERMIT NO. 548

Alamo BBQ

Anonymous

Susan Barney

Polly Brickman

Bev Brown

Diana Burkett

Caroline Cardwell

Champagne Taste Catering

Counts’ Hallmark

Lara D’Antonio

Monica Davis

Cindy Dowd

Dutch & Company

Natasha Freeman

Joanne V. Frye

Rachael Harrell

Jamie Hasty

Lindsay Horning

Laura Jarrett

Katherine Jones

Ellen Kastelberg

Kathy Knollmann

Elizabeth Terry Long

Michelle Miller

Tamara Pizzeck Photography

Carolyn Port

Danielle Rinker

Corbin Ryland

Troutman Sanders LLC

Sara James Shelton

Sue C. Taylor

Mary Beth Thacker

Patreace Thornton

Heidi Sigmon Vaiksnoras

Amber Vernon

WPA Bakery

The Berkeley Hotel

Continental Westhampton

Estilo

Fraiche

Monkees of Richmond

Panera – Carytown

Toast

Presenting Signature ($25,000)

Dominion Resources

Paul Duke Circle ($10,000)

Richmond Times-Dispatch

Ellen Glasgow Circle ($5,000)

Bon Secours Virginia Health System

NBC12

Troutman Sanders LLC

Douglas Freeman Circle ($2,500)

Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield

BB&T

KMPG LLC

McGuireWoods LLP

NewMarket Foundation

Virginia Living

Virginius Dabney Circle ($1,000)

M. H. West & Co., Inc.

Mosquito Squad

Author’s Circle ($500)

Counts’ Hallmark

Anne Poarch

Shelley & Schulte, P.C.

Sara James Shelton

Elizabeth Butterworth Stutts

Kay Tyler

Reader’s Circle ($250)

Kate Christner

Eva Hartmann

Mrs. Charles W. Sexton

In-Kind Gifts

Champagne Taste Catering

Diamonds Direct of Short Pump

Gearhart’s Chocolates

Fountain Books

Gay Community Center of Richmond

Sean Harrington

James River Writers

The Jefferson Hotel

Little Caesars Pizza, Forest Hill