2009 - 2010 - metropolitan community college

Your gift. . .their future. . .our promise

metropolitan CommunitY College foundationannual report 2009-10

Since 1977, the Metropolitan Community College (MCC) Foundation, an independent 501(c)3 corporation, has worked to advance MCC’s comprehensive mission by creating community awareness, building andnurturing meaningful relationships and connecting the College with resources to promote student opportunities and program growth.

Led by a volunteer Board of Directors, the Foundation helps MCC students, faculty and staff achieve their goals—through educational programs, student emergency support, facility enhancement and scholarships. The Board of Directors is comprised of 18 community leaders representing a broad cross-section of the College’s four-county service area of Dodge, Douglas, Sarpy and Washington counties.

Metropolitan Community College was established in 1974 and is a comprehensive, public community college that offers affordable, accessible, quality education to residents living in and around Omaha.MCC has the largest and most diverse enrollment of the six community colleges in Nebraska and is thesecond largest postsecondary institution in the state. MCC offers more than 100 career programs in business administration, computer and construction technologies, nursing and allied health, social sciences and services and visual and electronic technologies. In the past academic year, the College served almost 71,000 credit and noncredit students at its three main campuses, four satellite centersand through its growing online campus enrollment.

MCC has built a solid reputation for responding to community needs and providing flexible education opportunities through multiple delivery models and convenient locations for students of all ages, interests and backgrounds. Wrap-around and developmental education programs, such as English language learner, GED and refresher courses, are available for students to ensure the best possibility of academic success.

The MCC Foundation offers creative options for donors to fund areas of need at the College. These areas include student scholarships, program/department funds, equipment/technology funds, building/facility funds, discretionary funds and unrestricted funds.

about the mCC foundation

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“I whole-heartedly support the mission of the Foundation at Metro. I believe that I have received many benefits from working for MCC, and therefore, I need to give back to MCC. One way I do this is by giving to the Foundation for scholarships and for the TRIO program. Education is so vital to success, and I feel that my donations are helping, in a small way, to make success a possibility for students.”

Elizabeth BrewerMCC Early Childhood Education Instructor

2009–10 foundation board

DEIDRa aNDREWS Urban League of Nebraska

ELLIE aRChERWomen’s Fund of Greater Omaha

MIChaEL J. BUTkUSMichael J. Butkus & Company

LISa CUEvaS-JORGENSENheartland Family Services

BLakE DILLONSid Dillon Chevrolet/Dillon Brothers hD

STEvE hICkSMerrill Lynch

JOhN “JaCk” kaWaJohnny’s Café

DEBORah kEaTINGFirst National Bank

PaTRICk LEahyMCC Board of Governors, Ex-Officio

GEORGE E. MaRTIN IIISpencer Fane Britt & Browne LLP

TERRy McMULLENCargo Zone LLC

MICk MINESMines & associates

DON PROChaSkaProchaska & associates

ROB RaNDELSNorthwestern Mutual Financial Network

CaROL RUSSELLCommunity volunteer

FRED UhESarpy County Courthouse


message from mCCf’s president


The members of the MCC Foundation Board consider it a great privilege to support the good work done at Metropolitan Community College, a vital contributor to the economic health of our region.

There is no question that the 2009-10 fiscal year brought economic hardship to many people in the MCC four-county area. Unemployment was on the rise, salaries were frozen, furloughs were mandated. as has been the case in past economic downturns, when times get tough, the smart get going—to Metropolitan Community College. almost 71,000 individuals took advantage of MCC’s academic and continuing education offerings to address their career and lifelong learning needs.

at the MCC Foundation, the words, “your Gift . . .Their Future . . . Our Promise” are not just a tagline to put on mugs and pens. They are a pledge of partnership. When you offer your support to MCC students, faculty and staff, you are investing in our students’ potential. and when you help people improve their lives through education, you are creating the promise of our collective future. you can trust that your gifts will be put to the highest and best use. That is our promise to you.

We are ever grateful for you, our partners, and we look forward with you to the continued growth and success of Metropolitan Community College and the community it serves.

Sincerely,

LaRRy JOhNSONMCCF PRESIDENT

message from mCC’s president


The exploding enrollment rates at community colleges nationwide have been big news this past year, and the impact has surely been felt at Metropolitan Community College. Increases have been in the double-digits; career programs are expanding, and workforce training demands are on the increase. More and more students are choosing to start their path of higher education here and using their MCC degrees as a foundation for the future.

So, it is no surprise that the College is looking strategically to the future as well. During this past year, MCC embarked on an inclusive andenlightening process engaging the community to help shape what MCC will look like and brainstorm how to address community needs. This resulted in an updated Master Plan for Campuses and Centers. Students, business owners and community members from across our service area provided input and their unique perspectives on thisimportant plan. Together, they set your community college on a path of continued growth, responsiveness and flexible educational offerings.

In the coming months, we look forward to sharing this Master Plan with you, our community supporters. Together, we will work toward the positive change that comes from investments in education—education that takes place right where the community lives and grows.

We remain grateful for the support you have given us this past year and thank you for the difference you have helped us make. Education truly changes lives—and communities—for the better.

Sincerely,

RaNDy SChMaILZLMCC PRESIDENT

WaYs to support our students


at the MCC Foundation, we believe that education has the power to change lives for the better. If you share our view, we invite you to make a positive impact through your financial support. your gift can make adifference by supporting:

• Scholarships for tuition, books, program supplies, tools and fees

For about the cost of one class at a four-year college or university, you can support a full quarter of learning at MCC. • Student success initiatives

Students with associate degrees earn about $7,000 more per year than those with only high school diplomas. By supporting MCC’s student success initiatives, you will help more students complete degrees and strengthen our region’s economic base in the process.

• Program/department growth funds

Staying workforce relevant requires constant upgrades in technology and instructional techniques. your support helps our instructors stay current and ensures our students graduate ready to make a difference on the job.

• Building and facilities enhancements

help MCC address double-digit enrollment growth and expanding community needs through your gift to support capital improvements.

The Metropolitan Community College Foundation offers many options for those who wish to make a gift through financial gifts of cash, securities, stock, personal property, life insurance or a bequest. In-kind gifts of goods and services are also a unique way you provide resources to the College to help leverage support for fundraising or instructional activities.

Gifts may be designated for a currently established fund, or donors may create a new endowment fund for a pledge of $5,000 or more, which may be paid over a period of five years. visit our Ways to Give (www.mccneb.edu/waystogive) page on the Metropolitan Community College Foundation website orcontact the MCC Foundation at (402) 457-2346 for more information.

“I have returned to college after 20 years as a working mother. I have worked very hard to do my school work, keep my grades up and continue to work a full-time job. The investment you are making is not just about me but also changing the lives of my children. I will be the first college graduate in my immediate family, and both of my children are now college bound.”

Tracy Driscoll, scholarship recipient

the metropolitan CommunitY College foundation finanCial statement


2010 2009 Temporarily Permanently Unrestricted Restricted Restricted Total TotalREvENUES: Donations/Gifts 26,469 580,454 606,923 1,661,103Donated Equipment/Supplies 86,910 86,910 52,008 Special Events 94,461 94,461 46,204Investment Income (loss) 3,006 163,748 166,754 (131,995)Other Revenue 26,576 26,576 1,019 116,385 865,239 – 981,624 1,628,339Net assets Released

from Restriction 834,028 (834,028) – –Total Revenue/Other Support 950,413 31,211 – 981,624 1,628,339

EXPENSES:

Grants – MCC 497,328 497,328 1,550,707Student Scholarships/Grants 184,097 184,097 175,453Faculty 24,617 24,617 26,223College Department or Program 105,774 105,774 30,524Special Events 113,013 113,013 52,807Bad Debts – –Other Expenses 5,331 5,331 291Total Expenses 930,160 – 930,160 1,836,005

ChaNGE IN NET aSSETS 20,253 31,211 – 51,464 (207,666)

Net assets beginning of year 277,971 2,453,478 100,000 2,831,449 3,039,115

Net assets, end of year 298,224 2,484,689 100,000 2,882,913 2,831,449

aUDITED FINaNCIaLS FOR yEaR ENDING JUNE 30, 2010

Metropolitan Community College is the largest provider of adult education services in Nebraska. With the help of more than 100 volunteer tutors, more than 4,500 students improved skills in English, reading, math, financial literacy, technology and work readiness through MCC’s adult Education andEnglish-as-a-Second-Language (ESL) classes during the2009-10 academic year. MCC offers these classes at 21 locations across our four-county service area, partnering with schools, community-based agencies, faith-based organizations, nonprofits and businesses.

More than 47,000 residents over the age of 25 in Douglas and Sarpy counties do not have high school diplomas, so it is not surprising that MCC’s adult Education enrollment has increased nearly 50 percent in the last four years. Stay tuned as MCC continues to meet those community needs for adult learners by providing quality and accessible courses in community locations and as we look for new and innovative ways to bring those services to our neighbors who most need them.

foundation spotlight: adult eduCation


“The GED program is a second chance for me, since when I was younger I was messed up. I now have the chance to really give it my all and accomplish what I want in life. This is a first step to achieve my goals like going to college, meeting my financial obligations and having a better job so I can provide for my family. Without this program, I wouldn’t have been able to change my life.”

A. Hoffman

Complementing the community-based locations where MCC offers adult Education classes, MCC also operates an open-access, self-paced literacy classroom at the South Omaha Campus. Designed to address growing demand and the need for flexible offerings, these individualized classrooms allow students to receive instruction regardless of their literacy level by combining computerized listening, writing, speaking and reading skills training with one-on-one and small group instructional experiences. Due to the increased hours, students can participate and the individualized approach, MCC’s self-paced classroom has been highly successful in

accelerating students’ English language acquisition. Contributing to that success is the fact that literacy instruction is paired with vocational and work skills instruction to better prepare individuals for workforce success. The self-paced lab has been operating at capacity, pointing to a need for additional self-paced labs with expanded service hours.

With the help of community partners, like the William and Ruth Scott Foundation, MCC is able to maintain and expand these important educational opportunities for our community.

foundation spotlight: adult eduCation self-paCed labs


“The William and Ruth Scott Foundation continues to support English-as-a Second-Language programs at MCC because we believe the College offers the bestlocal entry-level courses to the community. as new members join our community, many are already facing challenges to find housing and employment and learning English is another barrier to overcome. The importance of communicating should not be taken for granted—learning basic language fundamentals helps us become self-sustainable as we learn how to advocate for ourselves and our families. MCC classes do just that by providing accessible and community-based class locations. The classes help our community members establish relationships that help them in the future, advance in employment opportunities and make a better life for themselves.”

John Scott

aIM INSTITUTE/FREMONTTRIBUNE SChOLaRShIPWinter 2009 Evan Mattson kimberly Taylor WaLT aLLEN MEMORIaL SChOLaRShIP Spring 2010andrew FaughnZara Gonzalez BETTy BaRR MEMORIaL SChOLaRShIP Spring 2010Sydney SheadDaveda Sledge BLaCk hILLS ENERGy SChOLaRShIP Winter 2009 Roxy Johnsen M.L. BUCk BOhN MEMORIaL SChOLaRShIP Spring 2010William harrison BUSINESS aDMINISTRaTION DIvISION SChOLaRShIP Spring 2010Cleveland DavisNichole hall CaRRIaGE hOUSE FOUNDaTION TOOL CLUB SChOLaRShIP Winter 2009 Nathanial Stene Tyler Stratton Jordon Trujillo

Spring 2010Carl Simmons

CaTaLaN LaTINO SChOLaRShIP Winter 2009 Carlos angulo

CONaGRa EXCELLENCE IN EDUCaTION CULINaRy aRTS SChOLaRShIP Spring 2010Laura Breckhannah Elliottkatherine JamesWendy kuhnertkerry Martin-WilliamsSarah Slattery CONaGRa EXCELLENCE IN EDUCaTION STUDENT SChOLaRShIP Spring 2010Stacy ChristieSteven DurantRoxy JohnsenJennifer Loweholly SazonovMegan Steingraber CORNhUSkER INTERNaTIONaL/RICk ChILDERS SChOLaRShIP Spring 2010Noe GuardadoPaul SmithTodd voreis COX COMMUNICaTIONPIONEER SChOLaRShIPWinter 2009 Jennifer anderson Shelly Wear Rush holly Wilson yolonda yates JaMES M. COX MEMORIaL SChOLaRShIP Winter 2009Preston Bolt

Spring 2010Preston Bolt

proViding opportunitY through eXCellenCemCCf sCholarship reCipients



CULINaRy aRTS MaNaGEMENT SChOLaRShIP Winter 2009 Jennifer Godfrey

Spring 2010amy Cohee-hatfieldSarah SlatteryPeter Walsh

DEaN’S SChOLaRShIP aCaDEMIC aFFaIRS Winter 2009 Mary ahern Jennifer anderson Christy Black Terri Booth Patricia Cartledge Joseph Cocklin Susan Despines hiroyuki Fujita Sara Jackson Melinda kildow Maria Margaritis alec McDermott Brittney Miller Nathaniel Mosel Casey Pendleton Brianna Peterson Erin Reents kimberly Stuhr Patricia Thraen Jessica vacha DEaN’S SChOLaRShIP aPPLIED TEChNOLOGy Winter 2009 Zachary Bluvas Robert Decker Bill Eberhardt Justin Eckert Noe Guardado John hilton Christopher hinman Daniel kessell Lisa McGinnis Brandon Tinnell Tyler vaughan Colt vieselmeyer Todd voreis Tommy Whitmore

DEaN’S SChOLaRShIP BUSINESS Winter 2009 andrea aken andrey Butsayk alexander Chernenkiy Stacy Christie Melissa George-Oltrogge Nichole hall Roxy Johnsen Elaine keup kim Le Jennifer Lowe kuuipo Monis Joline Neff Nathaniel Schott Ronda Spence Joel Williams DEaN’S SChOLaRShIP COMMUNICaTIONS aND hUMaNITIES Winter 2009 Jessica Crandall karolinn Fiscaletti Stefan Snijders holly Wilson DEaN’S SChOLaRShIP CULINaRy aRTS Winter 2009 katelyn arant hannah Elliott Lisa Giandinoto Jennifer Godfrey andrea Greser ashley Jackson amber Jazwick Lisa Lobbes kerry Martin-Williams Brandon McCarthy Joy Patton Leigh Rosengren Nick Watson


DEaN’S SChOLaRShIP hEaLTh aND PUBLIC SERvICES Winter 2009 alice Dermody Jenny Ellis anne Gichuhi Colton hegge amanda Jancouskas Brenda Jenny Lori Nespor Christine Riveria Jennifer Wolsleben DEaN’S SChOLaRShIP INFORMaTION TEChNOLOGy aND E-LEaRNING Winter 2009 Chris hanlon Jacquelyn heldenbrand Lyndsay kahnk anne Moseman Pearlisa Pitzer Tessie Quijada Jessica Revas Stana Ruzic Isaac Serafino Faith Simusa DEaN’S SChOLaRShIP LaNGUaGES aND vISUaL aRTS Winter 2009 John Baker Robert Besta Laura hansen kamara harris Juliana horne Ronald kafka James kueffner Leah Renter Matt Ryan kimberly Taylor adam Trabold Gina yagodinski

DEaN’S SChOLaRShIP MaTh aND NaTURaL SCIENCES Winter 2009 alan Baburek Terrill Edwards Ryan Foreman Ilias Gibigaye Prasanna Gurung Balagbo Lawson anoumou Somado-hemazro Diemkieu Ta Rachel Tyler David Westbrook arina Woods DEaN’S SChOLaRShIP SOCIaL SCIENCES Winter 2009 Willie austin Sara Gotschall Michelle Mahoney amy Matt Pamela Mayhue Lindsey Morrison Jaimey Thorson WILLIaM h. DODD MEMORIaL SChOLaRShIP Winter 2009 Timothy Faulkenberry

Spring 2010andrew Wike DavID aND BERNIE EPSTEIN MEMORIaL SChOLaRShIPWinter 2009 amy Cohee-hatfield ShaR haNSEN MEMORIaL SChOLaRShIP Spring 2010Mickey GrayRhonna McIntyre aNNE k. haRTER MEMORIaL SChOLaRShIP Winter 2009 Elizabeth Gomez David kinney

Spring 2010Cheryl kirbyDawanna Wrennn


JOSEPh hUGhES MEMORIaL ENGINEERING SChOLaRShIP Spring 2010Rose of Sharon Radmacher ICaN WOMEN OF INFLUENCE SChOLaRShIP Spring 2010Michelle andersonSara CampagnaChristina hingoranikaino IipingeRobin kellerLindsay kiseramy LarrickJennifer MeivesTerri OliverPearlisa PitzerElena Ramsey-MendozaMickayla Zellner DONaLD kNaPP MEMORIaL SChOLaRShIP Winter 2009 Dakota LangfeldtGustavo Mena Luna Rachel Tyler David Westbrook

Spring 2010kenneth averell

kyLE LavIGNE MEMORIaL SChOLaRShIP Spring 2010Noe GuardadoPaul SmithTodd voreis MCC CUSTODIaL STaFF SChOLaRShIP Spring 2010Cynthia Raders MCCF GENERaL SChOLaRShIP Winter 2009Merrianne Cassidyamanda Crim Michelle MahoneyCorey Romanski

Spring 2010kristina Bruntalice DermodyEkeoma EkehDavid Gammelkristi hayhurstCarol heinJulie LaughlinCory LewisJoel PelletierCasey PendletonJason SailesBarnali TalukdarRachel Tyler MCCF NEW STUDENT SChOLaRShIP Spring 2010Carlos anguloandrew avilesCheryl FuhrmannJordan heidenreich MCCF STUDENT TEXTBOOk SChOLaRShIP Spring 2010Justin alexanderSusan Brownabel GarciaBrigitte Gern-OsmeraMelinda kildowTessie QuijadaChristy RobinsonJessica ScheulerMatthew WatersElizabeth Webster TODD MchENRy MEMORIaL SChOLaRShIP Spring 2010Susan JohnsonRonda Spence METROPOLITaN UTILITIES DISTRICT CULINaRy aRTS SChOLaRShIP Winter 2009 kerry Martin-Williams

Spring 2010amy Cohee-hatfield


NEBRaSka TRUCkING aSSOCIaTION CDL SChOLaRShIP Winter 2009 Tabitha Tomerlin NEBRaSka TRUCkING aSSOCIaTION DIESEL TEChNOLOGy SChOLaRShIP Winter 2009 Noe GuardadoPaul SmithTodd voreisheather Walker

Spring 2010Paul SmithMatt StutzneggerTodd voreis BETh NIMMO SOCIaL SCIENCES SChOLaRShIP Spring 2010helene Mullen OMaha DISTRICT DENTaL aSSISTaNT SChOLaRShIP Winter 2009 Sarah Metcalf

OMaha WORLD-hERaLD SChOLaRShIP Spring 2010Jennifer JenningsJennifer Jordan

OPPD UTILITy LINE SChOLaRShIP Spring 2010Tyler vaughan CaRL P. RIGaTUSO MEMORIaL aPPRENTICE SChOLaRShIP Winter 2009John allee

Spring 2010Roberto Capurro RON SaILORS MEMORIaL CULINaRy aRTS SChOLaRShIP Spring 2010april Ueding

RON SaILORS MEMORIaL CULINaRy aRTS SChOLaRShIP ThaILaND Spring 2010Peter Walsh kaREN SChNEPF MEMORIaL SChOLaRShIP Spring 2010Erica Johansenanish karki ROBERT h. STORZ FOUNDaTION SChOLaRShIP Spring 2010Iva yarolimek ST. PaUL COMPaNIES MINORITy SChOLaRShIP Spring 2010Brandon ContrerasRobert FountainShoniece Wallace

aUDREN SWaNSON MEMORIaL SChOLaRShIP Spring 2010hannah hennings

GILBERT C. SWaNSON FOUNDaTION SChOLaRShIP Spring 2010Chad EastDaniel kessellRichard PelshawGang Wu TIERONE BaNk SChOLaRShIP Winter 2009 Jody hamilton BRUCE TOMaSEk MEMORIaL SChOLaRShIP Spring 2010Lisa Lobbes vIETNaM vETERaNS SChOLaRShIP Spring 2010kimberly alexanderLeah RenterTommy Whitmore


DOUGLaS McLEOD WEBER MEMORIaL SChOLaRShIP Spring 2010Sidra Jawaid WELLS FaRGO BUSINESS SChOLaRS SChOLaRShIP Winter 2009 Joline Neff Rowenda Sheibal kimberly Stuhr Stephanie voge Natalie Wonder R.E. WhITMyRE MEMORIaL SChOLaRShIP Spring 2010Shonnette Dunbar-Williams WILLIaMS FaMILy SChOLaRShIP Spring 2010Cara Carranza JONaThaN E. ZIMMERN SChOLaRShIP Winter 2009 alexander Chernenkiy

Spring 2010Frank MossaPolly Shepard

“as a single mother, this scholarship will allow me to better fund my educational needs as well as take care of my children. I have often worried about not having enough money for classes or supplies due to the bills that I am responsible for, but, because of this scholarship, those worries will be lessened for now. It is important for me to show my children that through perseverance, it is possible and attainable to reach your goals.”

Nicole M. Greco, scholarship recipient


Coleman Foundation MCC Entrepreneurship across the Curriculum

Douglas County Board of Commissioners Fort Omaha Intertribal Powwow

Douglas County health Department,Live Well Omaha, et al. 15 bicycles, 12 sharrows and 23 inverted bike racks

hDR2010 Great Plains Theatre Conference

hush, Blackwell, Sanders LLP2010 Great Plains Theatre Conference

Peter kiewit Foundation MCC horticulture Support Fund

National Endowment for the arts2010 Great Plains Theatre Conference

National Trust for historic Preservation Restore Omaha Conference

Nebraska arts Council 2010 Great Plains Theatre Conference; the Day of Dead exhibit at the Elkhorn valley Campus art Gallery; 2010 International Fair; Fort Omaha Intertribal Powwow; the Diversity Matters Lecture Series

Nebraska Coordinating Commission on Postsecondary Education access to a College Education Program

Nebraska humanities Council 2010 Great Plains Theatre Conference

Nebraska State arboretum15 trees to plant on the Fort Omaha Campus

North Omaha historical Grant Fort Omaha Intertribal Powwow

Sherwood Foundation Command Spanish® program for Omaha Public Schools’ employees; Bright Start Transition Specialist position

Sokolof Family Foundation English-as-a-Second Language program

William and Ruth Scott Foundation English-as-a-Second Language program

grants and sponsorships reCeiVed

“Receiving this scholarship motivates me to continue to strive for excellence. I am in my second year of the automotive Technology Program, and scholarship support has enabled me to concentrate on completing school without having to worry about finances.”

Jordan Trujillo, scholarship recipient


Every year, hundreds of community supporters who believe in the mission of MCC provide financialsupport to our foundation and campus initiatives.

The Metropolitan Community College Foundation gratefully recognizes the support of the following individuals, families, organizations and corporations:

annual giVing

$25,000+Fred and Eve Simon

$10,000-24,999Follett Book CompanyRichard hollandInstitute for Career advancement Needs, Inc.Marilyn Offutt Charitable FundOmaha Restaurant associationTodd and Betiana Simon FoundationPaul G. and annette L. SmithSokolof Family Foundation

$5,000-9,999J. Robert DuncanCarol GendlerInternational SpicesNebraska New Car & Truck Dealers assoc.Nebraska Trucking associationvillamonte’s CuisinevQ & TW.W. Grainger, Inc.

$1,000-4,999Jerry G. BanksBellevue UniversityBorsheim’s Fine Jewelry & GiftsDaniel J. Brabechywanah BradmanElizabeth BrewerCatering CreationsCity of Omaha Planning Dept.Cornhusker International Trucks, Inc.Patricia CrislerBlake DillonDougherty Brokerage CompanyFernando’sFitzgerald Schorr Barmettler & Brennan, P.C. L.L.O.

Greater Omaha Chapter of NaCEJames a. GrotrianJohn GuenzelDaniel a. and Jennifer hamannTerrence and Judy haneyDavid k. hohockenbergs Equipment & Supply Companykatherine S. holianI-Car Education FoundationInternational Wine & Food SocietyMargaret R. JohnsonRee kanekoThomas PensabeneEdward & Lida Robinson Charitable TrustRandy S. SchmailzlWilliam and Ruth Scott FoundationSid Dillon Chevrolet - Oldsmobile - Pontiac, Inc.Michael h. and Lin SimmondsBruce Simonkaren SteinJudith M. vann Wells Fargo BankIdalene Williams

$500-999american Welding Society, Nebraska ChapterEllen M. archerBlack hills EnergyBlue Cross/Blue Shield of NebraskaBill BrushMichael ButkusCriminal Justice DepartmentDavid and Carolyn DiamondMark E. and Brenda D. EhrhartJennifer J. FauchierDavid FriendLarry GawelPaul J. Goebel


Carol GottusoRichard D. hanneman and Debra S. EppenbaughJulee k. harterMichelle heardJoe J. JerdonRichard and Frances JuroDeborah J. keatingFrank C. kompareLe Jardin Garden ClubGeorge Martin IIIheath M. MelloNational Trust for historic Preservation, Washington, D.C.Nebraska Cable Communications associationPolina Poluektovaarthur a. RichGregory R. and Laura SchnackelJames and kathryn a. SimpsonPatricia M. SmithT.L.k. air CareJody TomanekDavid and Natalie WeberWatie and katie White

$250-499accurate Floors aLh Publications, Inc.Buckingham Manufacturing Co. Cathedral arts ProjectMelinda J. ClassenJames Cloyd Bernadette Corbett Crete Carrier CorporationLisa Cuevas-Jorgensen Connie EichhornDaryl E. hansen Lyle hendrickson heritage NebraskaWilma hjellumGerald and Leslie “Cookie” hobermanStan horrellFred hunzekerkenneth JonesJack and Mary kawa Diana L. kerwin-kubrDavid W. koebelLasco Foods, Inc.Daniel Lawse Jo ann C. McDowell

Mick MinesEdward F. NapravnikNebraska humanities CouncilStacey OcanderOmaha by DesignBrian O’MalleyDavid W. Pansing in honor of Tom PansingPepsi Bottling Group, Inc. Pamela S. PerryRobert C. PetersPhilatelic SocietyBobby PolkSusan a. Scherl albertha SchmidLaurie Smith-CampMark SundermeierThrasher Basement SystemsThad and Jane TinderMary L. UmbergerNeil volkerMary k. Wise $100-249 James and Lisa albert Barry anderson Daniel F. Bartek Thomas M. and Lee E. Belford BlueBarn Theatreayanna N. Boykins Lisa Bradley Scott Broady Stephen Brock Jeffrey L. Brown Phyllis BrownRichard D. Brown Janet Buckingham and Lauren M. Ronald Brian and Elaine Buescher Thomas E. Burchard Robert D. Campbell kathy Casper Mark Church Shanda Clark Susan M. ClarkPatricia ConradJerome F. Conway Robert Culver Jr.Eunice DennenbergDavid Eledge


Debra Flower amy Forss Pauline Fouraker Jane Franklin Michael J. Gahan Delores Galloway Connie Galvin Cynthia Gooch George R. Grigas Todd M. hansen Brinker and Rebecca harding Richard hart Cheryl hartwell Darlene hatcher heritage Nursery David L. horstWilliam Jefferson Gordon Jensen arlene Jordan Jane M. keller Timothy M. kelly kenworth of Omaha Dennis P. kingery David and Candace S. kirkwood andrea L. Lang Julie Langholdt Mary a. LeidyGrant E. Lippincott and Donna M. WalshBobby LoudLudowici Clay Roof Tile Robert J. Maass Luann F. Matthies Max’s Body Shop Myron C. Mayberger Melvin h. Mays Janet McCarthy Nancy a. McCarthy in honor of Suzanne ScottThomas J. McDonnellMichael P. and Margaret R. McMeekenTerrance J. McMullenMillard LumberLinda L. MiltonMichele MisselMaureen MoeglinBradley Morrisonalvin MotleyMichael and Sigrid MoylanJames Mulkerrin

Dawn B. NaumannNebraska State Education associationDavid NewellNorth Prairie Tileworks, Inc.Sheila O’ConnorErin J. OlsonOmaha Critter ControlOmaha District Dental SocietyDolores C. Owen Revocable TrustWilliam OwenTina M. PebleyClifton PeeSusan R. Raftery Bruce and Mary anne RamgeMary Jane RamseyCrystal RhoadesPeggy RitschelThomas a. Ronsickvalorie RosenbaumBetty J. RubinMichael RushEdith SampleRichard B. SandvigDiane M. SchramBernard a. Sedlacekkendra SibbernsenGordon B. Sims Sr.Springfield Post No. 143Lisa StepanekNanci StephensonLenton J. StintonLoretté TealJames Thibodeaukathy J. TrotterTammy TysonBarbara J. velazquezCheryl vossbergRobert a. and Casey L. WalshJosephine WandelMark Wanningalan and Terri WasmoenJoanne J. WhitmyreBrock WilliamsPhilip J. WillsonJames WolfeBarb Woodkatie Wortmann


Gifts up to $100Linteka abinaZachary adamsPatricia addisonElizabeth ajongoSteve and Linda albertJo anne amouraThomas angleTonya arvinGerry L. BakerMs. heather BaldwinGail B. Bamsey in honor of Suzanne ScottGreeta BarrettCynthia M. Bay in honor of Suzanne ScottPatricia k. Bell in honor of Suzanne ScottBemis Park Neighborhood associationRobert J. Berg John Berger Ingrid Berlinann C. Bird in honor of Suzanne Scottvickie L. BolenSuzanne W. Braddock in honor of Suzanne ScottRena Broylesastrid Buffett in honor of Suzanne ScottConnie BullerJames M. ButkusBarbara M. Call in honor of Suzanne ScottTerry CaseyCynthia a. CatherwoodMichael R. CatherwoodClayton ChapmanTilly Chapman in honor of Suzanne ScottCity Sprouts & Orchard hills associationCharles and Beverly Cogar Marc and Marge CohenTeresa Cooley-DanielJohn E. CorriganMarilyn CottenJill J. Coyne in honor of Suzanne ScottJaney W. Dann

amy Davis in honor of Suzanne ScottMargarette Deankaren a. Dixon in honor of Suzanne ScottDouglas County historical SocietyFrank h. W. EdlerCharles FairbanksMichael a. FleschSue Fletcher and Patti hensler in honor of Suzanne Scottkay D. Friesenkathy P. Gates in honor of Suzanne Scott kathleen GearkeCheryl k. GoodmanCarmen Gottschalk in honor of Suzanne ScottMark J. and Suzanne GreeneSharon M. Griffin in honor of Suzanne ScottJudith M. Griffiths in honor of Suzanne ScottRobert B. GronstalLyle Gruntoradhabitat Restore Janet B. harley in honor of Suzanne Scottangela hawkinsJames h. hessSteve J. hicks Cecilia hiebnerRobin hixsonRobert hladikDiane M. hocevarkristin hoesingPatricia M. hollinsGeoff horejsDanielle howsdenRoger L. humphriesInland Truck Parts & ServiceDenise JacobsenCraig JacobusTrisha JohnsonJoslyn Castle TrustTroy kadavySilvia kirkeMark kistlerkafui kpeglo


Marian kraftJames kristlMichaela krugkurt krugerudhanne kruseMarshall and Barbara kushnerLeslie kwasnieskiBrooke LaFarrDebra LahodaMary S. Landen in honor of Suzanne ScottDouglas LassiterGretchen J. Law in honor of Suzanne ScottBarbara L. Lewis in honor of Suzanne ScottRobert L. LigonLarry J. Lindberg Timothy LitherlandJanet L. LittlerBobby LoudDave Lueders harold D. MarshallMelissa Marvin in honor of Suzanne ScottBeverly Maurer in honor of Suzanne ScottJoann MaurerMary M. Maxwell in honor of Suzanne ScottMCC Custodial Staff-Can PacLottie B. McCormickJennifer R. McDonaldamy McGillRonald MckitoMeco-henne Contracting, INC. Midtown Business associationMidtown Neighborhood alliance vicki Molacek Marcia S. MolleDonna L. Monaghan Barbara Moore in honor of Suzanne ScottDian Moore in honor of Suzanne ScottNorma a. MorehouseMarilyn R. Moreland in honor of Suzanne Scott

Gerry Morrow in honor of Suzanne ScottSarah MurphyGwenette MurrellShirley Neary in honor of Suzanne ScottRichard NewcomerDilfuzakhon OchilboyevaNancy Osborne in honor of Suzanne ScottCandice M. OtterpohlSandra S. Parker in honor of Suzanne Scottalan ParsonJessica E. Pate in honor of Suzanne ScottJanice Pemberton and Dr. henry krusiewicz Edward T. PiattMary Piernickykimberly S. Placzek in honor of Suzanne ScottJeannene k. PlambeckBrenda PorterTimothy G. PotterTeri M. QuickMuriel M. Rada Elena RamseyRebuilding Togetherhorace h. ReynoldsMary h. RezacLisa Richardskathy Rieken-Thurberanne B. Rismiller in honor of Suzanne ScottR. k. aerialsMarianne RoartyPam RodriquezJason RohmeyerCarol a. Rowe in honor of Suzanne ScottJohn Russell-ElJanice Rutledge James R. SandersRuth SchindlerSusan G. Scholer in honor of Suzanne ScottTamara Schutt


amy L. Scott in honor of Suzanne ScottLori L. Scott in honor of Suzanne ScottMarie a. Simmons in honor of Suzanne Scott Lynette L. Singer in honor of Suzanne ScottLucinda J. Smith in honor of Suzanne ScottMarlayne Smithbolden, J.D. Jodie Snidervictoria J. Spilker Donna M. Stadtlanderann M. Stinson in honor of Suzanne ScottJanet S. Strauss in honor of Suzanne ScottMarijane Sullivan Sally SwangerMr. Todd a. TempletonJohn ThomeWendy E. Thran in honor of Suzanne ScottJames E. TrebbienDeborah S. Trowbridge in honor of Suzanne ScottPatricia UlrichU.S. Environmental Protection agencyUSGBC Flatwater ChapterConstance a. vaneskeJanice vierkyuliya vishnevskayaGail Walling-yanney in honor of Suzanne ScottGary WelchSharon WeremyBrian P. WickFred WigingtonGeneva WilliamsMontez WillifordSharon L. Wilson in honor of Suzanne Scottyolonda yates Connie a. youngNanka L. Zeman in honor of Suzanne Scott

“This may be cliché, but there are truly no words to express how grateful I am right now. I know trust and faith are hard concepts for people to grasp these days but please continue to trust and have faith that myself, my family and society as a whole will benefit from this gift. This is the beginning of a ripple effect in my life and my community that is greatly appreciated.”

Jametria Conner


american Concrete Products, Inc.ayanna N. BoykinsNancy ConradRobert CrislerBetty Deepeandrew GilquistLyle Gruntoradheritage NurseryMartin W. hettlehy-veeJames a. kinkennonElizabeth MackMalone & Company PhotographyManheim OmahaMarkel BMW, Jaguar, Land RoverMasimo CorporationLynn Meyerashley MontgomeryCatherine MurphyNebraska Beef CouncilNo Frills Supermarket

Omaha Public Power District Tony O’MalleyMary PetersPhoto-GraphicsCrystal RhoadesRotella’s Italian BakeryRick and Carol RussellFrancene SandersJames SchweinertMichael SibbelJim SmallThomas Sparkskaren SteinBruce SwettSysco LincolnTerry ThomasFred vakiliWiley Bookskatie Wortmann

gifts-in-Kind

“Giving to scholarships and the campaign truly is an investment in the future, our community and education.”

Dan Bartek MCC Academic Advisor

“This scholarship is a gift that will grow in value even after this school year is over because it will help me make a greater impact on the future of our society and even our world. I may start an interior design business, sign on to a firm or start a family, but no matter what my future holds, your gift will play a huge part in my success.”

Alicia Goodrich, scholarship recipient


Patricia L. CrislerExecutive Director

Lisa k. Bradley Coordinator of annual Giving

Scott Broady Development Facilitator

Sarah hayden assistant to the Executive Director

James Mulkerrin Financial Management accountant

Lisa Stepanek Scholarship and administrative Specialist

foundation staff

“I feel very fortunate to have been selected from among those that applied for the MCC Foundation General Scholarship. This scholarship will be very helpful to me in continuing my education. The challenges of getting an education are outweighed by the knowledge that people like you care about me.”

Amanda Crim

“as a graduate of Metro Community College, it is extremely easy for me to help support the College Foundation and the necessary work it performs. I consider this assistance to be one of the most direct and lasting investments one can make in the local community. In the final analysis, the College helps people improve themselves and others through a culture of education and encouragement. how can you not support that?”

Stan HorrellAsst. Dir. Facilities, Planning and Construction

Your gift. . .their future. . .our promise

www.mccneb.edu/foundation • 402-457-2346

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