Final 2022 ASDF Annual Appeal and Report

Students are back!

July 1, 2021 – June 30, 2022

Annual Appeal
and Report

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Dear Friends, Daniel C. Bosket
President 2019 - 2022
Students are back! We selected this theme for our Annual
Report because we are so happy the Allentown School District
saw most students and teachers back in the classroom while

Daniel C. Bosketcontinuing to offer a virtual option in 2021-2022. The Foundation

resumed our traditional programming, and we were thrilled to
welcome over 200 guests in-person to our High Notes Gala and

President 2019 – 2022Video Matinee in March. Here are a few highlights from the

year:

HELPING YOU HELP STUDENTS
• 45 of you bravely donned masks and returned to our kindergarten and first grade classrooms as Literacy

Volunteers in the fall, and by spring we had 60 active volunteers.

our Annual Report because we are so happy the Allentown School• A llentown students started the school year better prepared thanks to your in-kind donations of school
supplies and personal hygiene products that exceeded gifts from prior years; and middle and high school
the classroom while continuing to offer a virtual option in 2021-2022.students got to use your donated science laboratory equipment and a scientific printer. Thank you for
thinking of us for these items!

mming, and we were thrilled to welcome over 200 guests in-person to• Several of you reached out to us to launch conduit fundraising efforts that improved the weight rooms at
Louis E. Dieruff and William Allen High Schools, and launched an effort to design and build the Donald R.

h. Here are a few highlights from the year:Marushak Outdoor Education Center at Dieruff High School.
• Two individuals worked with us to create the ASDF's first program endowments: Reading is Rewarding will
recognize and reward students who improve the most in reading every marking period at Raub Middle
School; and the Mrs. Finizzi Teacher Innovation Grant for English Literature or Journalism. These endowed
programs will be funded every year.
• This year you created four scholarships for graduating seniors in addition to all of you who continue to fund

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• 282 student scientists participated in the District's Science Fair which also featured hands-on activities for the

fts from prior years; and middle and high school students got to use your882 elementary and secondary school visitors.
• Middle School Latin Dancers completed 8 weeks of lessons and dazzled an audience of over 150 family,

a scientific printer. Thank you for thinking of us for these items!friends, and judges. Harrison-Morton won overall, South Mountain placed 2nd, Raub won best salsa, and
Trexler, best merengue!

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In June, four new members were elected to the ASDF Board of Directors, and the board welcomed its first

launched an effort to design and build the Donald R. Marushak Outdoorcohort of Emeritus Board Directors. Mike Bruckner, Joshua P. Dodd, and Allyn-Jane Marks completed their terms

of service to the board. We thank each of these volunteer leaders for their contributions to the Foundation
over many years.

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2022 Annual Appeal

Dear Friend of the Foundation, HONORARY
CAMPAIGN
Over the past year and a half, I've had the pleasure of talking to many people COMMITTEE
who support Allentown School District (ASD) students and teachers through ASD
Foundation initiatives. Those of you who are alumni often talk about the fantastic Fire Chief Efrain Agosto
teachers and coaches you had and programs that shaped your life. I've learned Rob Bennett
about the experimental Opportunity Program that fostered creativity, problem Donald Bernhard
solving, teamwork, writing and critical thinking. You've shared memories of exciting Dr. Dennis Blankowitsch
field trips, seeing Shakespeare on stage, and learning to type or speak another Lee A. Butz
language at an early age. You talked about opportunities you got in life because Hon. Edward N. Cahn
you played football, were in the band, or were active on the newspaper or Hon. Charles W. Dent
yearbook staff. You explained that you give back now because you got a break or Scott V. Fainor
a great start in life thanks to someone or something in the Allentown School District. Jeff Glazier
Sheriff Joe Hanna
Thank you for sharing these stories. You are telling me that we are doing the right Judith A. Harris, Esq.
thing by focusing the work of the Foundation on giving students experiences. Our Tonya M. Harris, Esq.
programming is designed to have students doing things: science experiments, Louis Holzman
Latin dancing on a stage, authoring and illustrating a book, joining a team, cast, or John G. Hughes, Jr.
musical group. Our Teacher Innovation Grants enable educators to try something Peter J. Kareha
new – to use their creativity to advance learning in exciting and engaging ways Kay Kurtz
– similar to the exciting experimental programs that were so memorable from the Ruth Howard Marcon
1960s and 1970s. These experiences give students a chance to develop a love of Anthony M. Muir, Esq.
learning, a skill, and maybe even a passion. All of this becomes possible through Michael W. Pessina
generous financial support from the community. Michele K. Pessina
J. Scott Pidcock
The Allentown School District Foundation (ASDF) is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit Linda A. Rosenfeld
corporation committed to providing transformative experiences for the District's Rob Schmidt
16,311 (as of 10/3/22) students. Since 2009, the Foundation has raised more than Robert E. Sperling, Jr.
$8.1 million dollars from generous donors like you. This year we have combined our Dr. John S. Stevens, Jr.
Annual Appeal with the mailing of our Annual Report so you can see highlights of Carol Watters
our programming and how your dollars are spent. This decision was also made to
reduce printing and postage costs, using your gifts more efficiently. Please help us
in our efforts to increase communication with less expense by sharing your email
address at https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/DiALXSX.

Thank you for reading our Annual Report. Please consider making an investment
in today's children through a tax deductible gift using the envelope included or
via our website (https://asdf.allentownsd.org/donations). On behalf of the ASD
Alumni serving on the Honorary Annual Appeal Committee and the ASDF Board of
Directors, thank you.

Cordially,

Daniel C. Bosket, DHS ‘71 Julie K. Ambrose, Ph.D., WAHS P ‘12
Executive Director
President Allentown School District Foundation

Allentown School District Foundation

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ALLENTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT FOUNDATION asdf.allentownsd.org

Impact Report Students are engaged!

The Allentown School District Foundation tracks student participation in our programs. During the previous two years,
Covid-19 forced ASD schools to close, severely curtailing ASDF programs. In many ways, 2021-22 was a rebuilding year.

Program Name Elementary Middle High Total Total Participation History

Schools (15) Schools (4) Schools (5)* Students

2021-22 5,854 + 247%
2020-21
2019-20 1,686 - 53%
2018-19
ASD Science Fair Projects 185 97 282 2017-18 3,553 - 67%
ASD Science Fair Visitors 230 30 882 2016-17
Civic Education w/Liberty Bell Museum 852 2015-16 10,726 + 20%
Graduating Senior Scholarships 58 230 2014-15
High Notes Gala Performers & Crew 10 13 52 52 2013-14 8,958 + 68%
I Am on a Bookshelf 35 117 117 2012-13
Latin Dance Program 1,440 50 2011-12 5,332 + 142%
LCTI Summer Camp 7 10 2010-11
Literacy Volunteer Program 38 218 58 2,202 + 13%
Middle School Strings w/El Sistema 1,195 796 13
National History Day 880 1,440 1,945 - 30%
PJAS Science Fair 4,415 35
Summer Camp Scholarships 50 2,782 + 106%
Teacher Innovation Grant Projects 7
Visual Arts Residencies 2 40 1,354 + 41%
345 1,758
Totals 880 964 + 4,720%
643 5,854
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*William Allen High School, Louis E. Dieruff High School,
Building 21, Newcomer Academy 7-12 and the William
Penn Alternative School..

Vision

Our vision is an enriched
education for

Allentown School District students.

Mission

The mission of the
Allentown School District
Foundation is to encourage,
promote, support and fund

positive educational
experiences for students in
the Allentown School District.

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who support Allentown School District (ASD) students and teachers through ASD COMMITTEE
Foundation initiatives. Those of you who are alumni often talk about the fantastic
teachers and coaches you had and programs that shaped your life. I've learned
about the experimental Opportunity Program that fostered creativity, problem
solving, teamwork, writing and critical thinking. You've shared memories of exciting

field trips, seeing Shakespeare on stage, and learning to type or speak another Fire Chief Efrain Agosto
language at an early age. You talked about opportunities you got in life because Rob Bennett
you played football, were in the band, or were active on the newspaper or Donald Bernhard
yearbook staff. You explained that you give back now because you got a break or Dr. Dennis Blankowitsch
a great start in life thanks to someone or something in the Allentown School District.

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Scholarships Students are graduates!

Scholarship Name William Allen High School
Always a Bulldog (Trexler MS)
Frances Appleton Trust Recipient Award Recipient College Name
Beisel Memorial Bloomsburg University
Ivan Bixler Jillian Miller $800 Penn State University - Main Campus
Gloria Cowdrick Endowment Bowie State University
Frank X. Devers Memorial Dajhanara Galvez $700 Moravian University
Timothy C. Dolan Memorial Messiah University
Marguerite Finizzi Trust Fund Rodina Joseph $100 Lehigh Carbon Community College
Kelly Gallagher Fund Georgia State University
Helen Gerhard Emilio Martinez-Brito $300 Penn State University - Dubois
George Halfacre Penn State University - Dubois
Hammer Family Elizabeth Iang $670 Tufts University
Jonathan Hoffstetter Fund Moravian University
Hunsberger Math Award Darlin Santana $100 New York University
Kehnel Memorial Undecided
Francis & Mary Kelly Memorial Kylima Wilson $950 Lehigh University
G. Khoury Memorial Lehigh Carbon Community College
Ruth Kistler Sallee Boose $670 Bowie State University
B.N. Kline Bloomsburg University
Koch Textbook Award Sallee Boose $500 Cedar Crest College
Mary E Leiby Educational Kutztown University
L. J. Lopinto Elijah Albert-Stein $1,150 Kutztown University
Thomas Makhoul Memorial Cedar Crest College
Dr. John McHugh Divonta Newsome $500 Kutztown University
Judge Mellenberg Trust Lehigh University
Robert L. Mentzell Deyona Robert $500 Lehigh Carbon Community College
Noland H. Osmun Kutztown University
Outstanding Writer Award Jardel Palacios $290 Northampton Community College
The Honorable Madaline Palladino Moravian University
PREVAIL Brian Badillo $100 Tufts University
G. Reddinger Memorial Swarthmore College
Jay C. Reigel Memorial Niuksary Salazar Castillo $100 Towson University
Paul Reinhard Lehigh Carbon Community College
E. Rourke Rodina Joseph $100 Penn State LV
Eleanor Shoemaker Trust New York University
Clarence Siegfried Jillian Miller $280 Undecided
Steele/Radocha Memorial Messiah University
Steele/Radocha Memorial Ashley Bernal $100 New York University
Sarah Kay Steinberg Muhlenberg College
Dr. John and Anita Stevens Jenavieve LaTorres $100 Penn State Scranton
Dr. John and Anita Stevens Towson University
Ruth B. Wagner Trust Leanny Pascual $2,500 Swarthmore College
Ruth B. Wagner Trust Moravian University
Roland & Louise Neuweiler Wotring Ashley Bernal $1,152 Lehigh University
Roland & Louise Neuweiler Wotring Bloomsburg University
Richard & Joyce Zimmerman Memorial Emily DeLa Rosa Cruz $100 DeSales University
Howard University
Page - 8 Brian Badillo $1,000 Moravian University

Niuksary Salazar Castillo $150

Jenavieve LaTorres $900

Nyla Desgouttes $640

Stephen Guy $290

Elijah Albert-Stein $150

Melody Herrera Garcia $620

Sah'Naviah Rose-Gilliens $2,500

Orianny Carela $100

Genesis Cleto $640

Deyona Robert $500

Luis Rivera Cruz $170

Elizabeth Iang $400

Deyona Robert $100

Carlee Davidson $300

Leandro Pena $300

Sah'Naviah Rose-Gilliens $500

Melody Herrera Garcia $500

Emilio Martinez-Brito $500

Sally Ma $2,605

Jillian Miller $2,605

Laila Fadel Mahdy $4,598

Shaliah Sneed $4,598

Qimora Mason $2,560

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were created this year with combined contributions of $67,000. HONORARY
Over the past year and a half, I've had the pleasure of talking to many people CAMPAIGN
who support Allentown School District (ASD) students and teachers through ASD COMMITTEE
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reduce printing and postage costs, using your gifts more efficiently. Please help us Michele K. Pessina

in our efforts to increase communication with less expense by sharing your email J. Scott Pidcock
address at https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/suR/DauiAbL MXiSdXd.le School students perform witLhi nthdeair EAl .S iRstoesmean ifnestldructor.

Thank you for reading our Annual Report. Please consider making an investment Rob Schmidt
in today's children through a tax deductible gift using the envelope included or Robert E. Sperling, Jr.
via our website (https://asdf.allentownsd.org/donations). On behalf of the ASD Dr. John S. Stevens, Jr.
Alumni serving on the Honorary Annual Appeal Committee and the ASDF Board of Carol Watters
Directors, thank you.

Cordially,

Daniel C. Bosket, DHS ‘71 Julie K. Ambrose, Ph.D., WAHS P ‘12
Executive Director
President Allentown School District Foundation

Allentown School District Foundation

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12th
ANNUAL
SAVE THE DATE HIGH NOTES

11th ANNUAL HIGH NOTES: A GALA RETROSPECTIVE

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 2021 @ 8:30 PM
WATCH IT IN THE COMFORT OF YOUR OWN HOME

SAVE THE DATE

GALA & VIDEO11th ANNUAL HIGH NOTES: A GALA RETROSPECTIVE
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 2021 @ 8:30 PM
WATCH IT IN THE COMFORT OF YOUR OWN HOME MATINEE
February 25, 2021, Allentown, PA – Join supporters of the Allentown School District Foundation on March 31 and

see a fun filled review of ten years of the High Notes Gala performances, hosted by high school students live! If you

are suffering from ‘digital event fatigue,’ we promise the 11GthaAlnanuCalhHaIiGr,HDNrO. TDE’SnGeaslea wSoillkboeloawfusnk, if,aswt-epalcceodmes guests.

affair that you can watch in the comfort of your own home during the week. It will remind you that Allentown

students are very talented! Planning for the High Notes Gala prior

Thank you, Gala Sponsors to widespreadFebruary 25, 2021, Allentown, PA – Join supporters of the Allentown School District Foundation on March 31 and Covid vaccinations
required creativitysee a fun filled review of ten years of the High Notes Gala performances, hosted by high school students live! If you to design an in-
are suffering from ‘digital event fatigue,’ we promise the 11th Annual HIGH NOTES Gala will be a fun, fast-paced

person event with social distancing.affair that you can watch in the comfort of your own home during the week. It will remind you that Allentown
Maestrostudents are very talented!
To do so, we reimagined the Gala

format to a strolling reception with

Alto Dr. and Mrs. small group student performances.
John Stevens, Jr. We created a professional video of
the high school musicians, dancers,
Tenor actors and poets to further showcase

DUGGAN & MARCON INC. Mr. and Mrs. the performing arts at Sunday’s Video
DUGGAN & MARCON INC. Anthony M. Muir Matinee. A High Notes Art Gallery on

DUGGAN & MARCON INC. Sunday gave visibility to 2D and 3D art
students. Donors, friends, sponsors and
BaritoneCORPORATE SPONSORS AS OF 2/26/21

Mr. and Mrs. advertisers helped the ASDF raise over
Michael Pessina $76,000 via its 12th Annual HIGH NOTES

Bass CORPORATE SPONSORS AS OF 2/26/21 Gala. The student performance video
and a new ASDF Who We Are and

What We Do video are available on

the ASDF website.

Mr. and Mrs. The traditional New York City bus trip
Donald Hinkle to see a Broadway show was once
again postponed. We continue to
Thanks To: hold funds that are donated by
Broadway Sponsors for a future trip.
Allentown Education Association; Brown-Daub; Highmark Operations for programming through
Justin Sheftel Memorial Foundation; Lehigh Carbon Community College the rest of the year are supported by
Mr. Joe Petro; Renewal by Anderson of Northeast PA; Roberson Butz Architects; Sapphire Software remaining proceeds.

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2H02ig2hANnontueaslGAaplpaeal Students are performers!

Dear Friend of the Foundation, HONORARY
CAMPAIGN
Over the past year and a half, I've had the pleasure of talking to many people COMMITTEE
who support Allentown School District (ASD) students and teachers through ASD
Foundation initiatives. Those of you who are alumni often talk about the fantastic Fire Chief Efrain Agosto
teachers and coaches you had and programs that shaped your life. I've learned Rob Bennett
about the experimental Opportunity Program that fostered creativity, problem Donald Bernhard
solving, teamwork, writing and critical thinking. You've shared memories of exciting Dr. Dennis Blankowitsch
field trips, seeing Shakespeare on stage, and learning to type or speak another Lee A. Butz
language at an early age. You talked about opportunities you got in life because Hon. Edward N. Cahn
you played football, were in the band, or were active on the newspaper or Hon. Charles W. Dent
yearbook staff. You explained that you give back now because you got a break or Scott V. Fainor
a great start in life thanks to someone or something in the Allentown School District. Jeff Glazier
Sheriff Joe Hanna
Thank you for sharing these stories. You are telling me that we are doing the right Judith A. Harris, Esq.
thing by focusing the work of the Foundation on giving students experiences. Our Tonya M. Harris, Esq.
programming is designed to have students doing things: science experiments, Louis Holzman
Latin dancing on a stage, authoring and illustrating a book, joining a team, cast, or John G. Hughes, Jr.
musical group. Our Teacher Innovation Grants enable educators to try something Peter J. Kareha
new – to use their creativity to advance learning in exciting and engaging ways Kay Kurtz
– similar to the exciting experimental programs that were so memorable from the Ruth Howard Marcon
1960s and 1970s. These experiences give students a chance to develop a love of Anthony M. Muir, Esq.
learning, a skill, and maybe even a passion. All of this becomes possible through Michael W. Pessina
generous financial support from the community. Michele K. Pessina
J. Scott Pidcock
The Allentown School District Foundation (ASDF) is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit Linda A. Rosenfeld
corporation committed to providing transformative experiences for the District's Rob Schmidt
16,311 (as of 10/3/22) students. Since 2009, the Foundation has raised more than Robert E. Sperling, Jr.
$8.1 million dollars from generous donors like you. This year we have combined our Dr. John S. Stevens, Jr.
Annual Appeal with the mailing of our Annual Report so you can see highlights of Carol Watters
our programming and how your dollars are spent. This decision was also made to
reduce printing and postage costs, using your gifts more efficiently. Please help us
in our efforts to increase communication with less expense by sharing your email
address at https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/DiALXSX.

Thank you for reading our Annual Report. Please consider making an investment
in today's children through a tax deductible gift using the envelope included or
via our website (https://asdf.allentownsd.org/donations). On behalf of the ASD
Alumni serving on the Honorary Annual Appeal Committee and the ASDF Board of
Directors, thank you.

Cordially,

Daniel C. Bosket, DHS ‘71 Julie K. Ambrose, Ph.D., WAHS P ‘12
Executive Director
President Allentown School District Foundation

Allentown School District Foundation

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TIG Students are innovators!

Teacher

Innovation Grants

Teacher Innovation Grants (TIG) have offered educators the means to try
something new giving ASD students enriched learning opportunities since the
first grants in 2010. Since then, more than $162,000 has been granted to 164
ASD educators. TIG grants provide funding for teachers, school counselors,
coaches, and nurses to develop original in-class or extracurricular projects
that inspire students to go beyond routine day-to-day learning. Grant recipients are chosen on a competitive
basis with grants of up to $1,200 per applicant.

This year marks the Foundation's first endowed TIG award,
the Mrs. Finizzi TIG for English Literature and Journalism.
Mrs. Marguerite Finizzi was a longtime teacher at Harrison-
Morton Middle School (1956-65), Dieruff High School (1964-
1976), and Allen High School (1976-1996) where she was
also adviser to the Inklings literary arts magazine and The
Canary school newspaper. This endowment was established
through a gift of Mr. William Choi, WAHS '92, in honor of the
25th anniversary of Mrs. Finizzi's death. Mr. Choi served on
The Canary and Inklings as Editor-in-Chief, and his time with
Mrs. Finizzi shaped his life. This gift will ensure a TIG for English
Literature or Journalism is awarded each year.

Since TIG is one of the Foundation’s most impactful programs, Kimberly Youwakim & Student (Sheridan ES)
we are especially grateful for donors and sponsors. With a Student in Mrs. Galusha's class (Dodd ES) (pink)
sponsorship of $1,200, a TIG grant can be underwritten with Edgar Allan Poe impersonator at Trexler Middle School
an individual, family, or business name to publicly recognize
support of ASD educators and students.

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our programming and how your dollars are spent. This decision was also made to Michael W. Pessina
reduce printing and postage costs, using your gifts more efficiently. Please help us Michele K. Pessina

in our efforts to increase communication with less expense by sharing your email J. Scott Pidcock
address at https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/DiALXSX.
Linda A. Rosenfeld

Thank you for reading our Annual Report. Please consider making an investment Rob Schmidt
in today's children through a tax deductible gift using the envelope included or Robert E. Sperling, Jr.
via our website (https://asdf.allentownsd.org/donations). On behalf of the ASD Dr. John S. Stevens, Jr.
Alumni serving on the Honorary Annual Appeal Committee and the ASDF Board of Carol Watters
Directors, thank you.

Cordially,

Daniel C. Bosket, DHS ‘71 Julie K. Ambrose, Ph.D., WAHS P ‘12
Executive Director
President Allentown School District Foundation

Allentown School District Foundation

Proposed Donald R. Marushak PPaaggee - -1 3
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Louis E. Dieruff high School
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Finances

Statement of Revenues & Expenses Statement of Assets & Liabilities

For fiscal year that ended June 30, 2021 2022 As of fiscal year-end June 30, 2021 2022
Assets
Revenues, Gains and Other Support Cash $717,454 $749,629
Contributions receivable $4,690 $5,540
Contributions and grants $2,561,973 $534,080 Investments for scholarships
Total Assets $558,224 $495,455
Change from prior year 216% -79% Liabilities $1,280,368 $1,250,624
Accounts Payable/Accrued Payroll
Fundraising events revenue $71,302 $116,164 PPP Loan $5,030 $5,580
Total Liabilities $21,150
Investment income $109,945 ($86,371) Net Assets $26,180 $5,580
Without donor restrictions
Other $21,100* $21,150* With donor restrictions $771,790 $858,581
Total Net Assets $482,398 $386,463
Total Revenues, Gains and $2,764,320 $616,373 Total Liabilities & Net Assets $1,254,188 $1,245,044
Other Support $1,280,368 $1,250,624
Expenses

Program services** $2,631,138 $487,800

Management & general $71,430 $69,238

Fundraising expenses $41,569 $68,479

Total Expenses $2,744,137 $625,517

Change in net assets $20,183 ($9,144)

Net assets at beginning of year $1,234,005 $1,254,188

Net assets at end of year $1,254,188 $1,245,044

*PPP Loan.
**Program services include conduit and senior scholarship disbursements.

Summary of Financial Results

2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
Total $426,073 $529,169 $597,838 $898,997
Revenue $947,311 $2,764,320 $616,373

Total $349,087 $589,995 $479,149 $700,923 $582,681 $2,744,137 $625,517
Expenses
$76,986 $(60,826) $118,689 $198,074 $364,630 $20,183 ($9,144)
Change in
Net Assets The ASDF Forms 990 may be found online at https://asdf.allentownsd.org/.
The ASDF Board of Directors approved the audit, completed by Morey Nee Buck & Oswald, LLC, on October 6, 2022.

Memorial Gifts

The ASDF is grateful to those who honored their loved ones with memorial gifts and scholarship contributions
during the 2021 - 2022 year. Thank you to the friends and family members of:

— Arlene Bernhard, ASD Retired Staff — Master Sergeant Ronald J. Coleman, DHS Jr. ROTC Instructor
— Dr. Kenneth and Mrs. Gladys Cresman, WAHS ‘66 — Jerry Hausman
— Patricia D. Hoffman, AHS ‘60, ASD School Board Member

— Peter Karoly DHS ‘70 & Dr. Lauren Angstadt — William R. Killgore, Sr., ASD Retired Teacher
— Thomas Makhoul, WAHS ‘05 — James P. Musselman, ASD Retired Teacher — Charlotte Schmoyer, ASD Student
— Irene H. Sperling — Sarah Kay Steinberg, WAHS ‘63 — Bill Wood, ASD Retired Teacher/Coach
— Richard (AHS 1942) & Joyce (AHS 1944) Zimmerman — Kurt Zwikl, WAHS ‘67, ASDF Past President

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Louise Harris Rebekah Millroy Ryan Zauk

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ALLENTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT FOUNDATION asdf.allentownsd.org

4 New The Foundation elected four people to fill three
vacancies expanding its Board to twenty. Board
Board Members members beginning a three-year term on
July 1, 2022 are: Laudy Allan, Ibolya (Ibi) Balog,
Dr. Mark Emerick, and Joseph Petro.

Laudy Allan Ibolya (Ibi) Balog Dr. Mark Emerick Mr. Joseph Petro

graduated from Louis E. Dieruff has served the ASDF on the is a first-generation college is a 1962 Graduate of William Allen
High School in 1997. She serves as Finance Committee since 2017 student who earned his BA High School and a 1966 graduate
Vice-President of Global Logistics and was elected Treasurer from Kutztown University and of Temple University. He believes
& Enterprise Improvement at of the ASDF for 2022-23. She began his career teaching ESL participating in high school
Crayola where she has worked is a seasoned accountant at William Allen High School. athletics opened the doors for his
for over 14 years. She has a and business consultant; and Mark earned his M.Ed. in career opportunities. Mr. Petro
computer science degree from retired as a tenured Associate curriculum and instruction and retired as Senior Vice President
Penn State University. Along Professor at Cedar Crest College his Ph.D. from Temple University and Chief Security Officer for Time
with her cousin Elias, Ms. Allan in the Department of Business studying systemic inequities Warner Inc. in 2018 after serving as
is involved with the Thomas Management and Economics that negatively affect English a Managing Director and Chief
Makhoul Scholarship Fund which where she also served as learners’ opportunity to attain Security Officer at Citigroup in New
is administered by the ASD Chair. Ms. Balog earned her college and career readiness. York City. A U.S. Navy veteran who
Foundation. undergraduate degree from He provides professional served in the River Patrol Forces
Lehigh University and has an development and equity in Vietnam, Joe was awarded a
MBA from Temple University. training in the Lehigh Valley and Bronze Star with Combat V and
She is also a Certified Public Philadelphia areas; and is an the Navy/Marine Corps Combat
assistant professor of education Action Ribbon. He then served as a
Accountant (CPA). at Muhlenberg College. special agent and senior executive
with the United States Secret
Service for 23 years.

In June, the inaugural cohort of Board Directors Emeritus was elected to Allentown School District Foundation. The first honorees to receive
Emeritus status are: Dr. Dennis Blankowitsch, Barry Halper, Anthony Muir, Esq., Debora Roberson, and Dr. John Stevens.

Board of July 1, 2021—June 30, 2022
Directors
Daniel C. Bosket, DHS ‘71 Angela Nolan
President, Board of Directors / Director, Community Action Vice President, Board of Directors / COO, Vistacom, Inc.

Development Corporation of Allentown Jennifer Ortiz
Michael Bruckner Allentown School District Board of Directors

Retired Vice President, External Affairs and Hon. Rashid Santiago
Community Relations, Muhlenberg College Chair, Governance Committee / Magisterial District Judge,

Joshua P. Dodd Court 31-1-02
Treasurer, Board of Directors / Chair, Finance Committee Rob Schmidt, DHS ‘97
Senior Vice President, Commercial Lending, American Bank PA Director of Business Development, The Seltzer Group
D’nese Sokolowski, M.D. WAHS ‘88
Tonya M. Harris, Esq., WAHS ‘94 Physician/Owner, Obstetrics & Gynecology
Office of General Counsel, PPL Services Corporation John D. Stanford, JD. Ph.D.
Superintendent, Allentown School District
Donald E. Hinkle DHS ‘76 Erika M. Sutherland, Ph.D.
Owner/Vice President, Builders Door & Hardware, Inc. Associate Professor in Spanish / Chair of the Department of
Languages, Literatures, and Cultures, Muhlenberg College
Peter J. Kareha WAHS ‘02 Rev. Canon Maria Tjelteit, WAHS P ‘16 and P ‘19
Vice President, McGriff Insurance Services Secretary, Board of Directors / Retired Rector,
Episcopal Church of the Mediator, Allentown
Ellen Millard-Kern
Chief of Staff for Senator Pat Browne, 16th Senatorial District, Ralph S. Todd
Chair, Planning & Programming Committee / Retired
The Pennsylvania Senate
Kay Kurtz DHS ‘74 Administrator, Allentown School District
Donald E. Wieand, WAHS ‘69
Chair, Louis E. Dieruff Alumni Association / Retail Products &
Services Trainer, People First Federal Credit Union Senior Counsel, Stevens & Lee, P.C.
Allyn-Jane Marks DHS ‘82
Julie K. Ambrose, Ph.D., WAHS P ‘12
Co-Chair, Teacher Innovation Grant Committee / Retired Executive Director
Teacher, Allentown School District

Student Teaching Supervisor, Muhlenberg College

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Dear Friend of the Foundation, Swan Lake
Muhlenberg

Over the past year and a half, I've had the pleasure of talking to many people

H O N O R A R Ywho support Allentown School District (ASD) students and teachers through ASD
CAMPAIGN
Foundation initiatives. Those of you who are alumni often talk about the fantastic COMMITTEE
teachers and coaches you had and programs that shaped your life. I've learned
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field trips, seeing Shakespeare on stage, and Olewalsrning to type or speak another Fire Chief Efrain Agosto
language at an early age. You talked about opportunities you got in life because Rob Bennett
you played football, were in the band, or were active on the newspaper or Donald Bernhard
yeUanrdbeorotkh estSaefaf. You explained that you give back now because you got a break or Dr. Dennis Blankowitsch
a great start in life thanks to someone or something in the Allentown School District.

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Daniel C. Bosket, DHS ‘71 Julie K. Ambrose, Ph.D., WAHS P ‘12
Executive Director
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