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ope NiNg Door S F or S tU D En tS Salisbury Sales Sallie Mae Save the Harbor–Save the Bay Schwab Charitable Fund Scullers Jazz Club Sea Note SEIU Local 285 Serenity Siding and Builders, Inc. Shaws, Dorchester Shell Oil Company Sigma Theta Tau, UMB CNU Simon Edison Foundation, Inc. SimplexGrinnell LP Skybar Somerville Homeless Coalition Songlines Ltd. South Carver Lions Club South Shore Folk Music Club Sprint Nextel Corporation State Street Corporation State Street Foundation Steeple Coffeehouse Stone Soup Coffeehouse Stone Temple Coffeehouse Stonyfield Farm Stop & Shop Companies, Inc. Strawberry Park Bluegrass Festival Strega Ristorante Studio Fitness, Inc. Sullivans, South Boston Sun Microsystems Foundation Matching Gifts Programs Sun Microsystems, Inc. Suzanne Nethercote Gallery Sweeney Schultz and Leard Real Estate Sweet Chariot Festival South Target Software, Inc. Teamsters Local 25 Temple Beth Israel Coffeehouse Teradyne Inc. Textron The Center for Arts in Natick The Charles Hotel at Harvard Square The Colonnade Hotel The Dobson Foundation, Inc. The Educational Resources Institute The Gillette Company The Hershey Company The Home Depot Foundation The Home Depot Political Action Committee The Huntington Theatre The Ink Spot The Inn at Harvard The Missing Peace Concert and Rally The New York Times Company Foundation The Pepsi Bottling Group The Philanthropic Initiative, Inc. The Plymouth Rock Company The Radley Family Foundation The Seattle Foundation The Sovereign Music Series The Third Fret Coffeehouse The University of Massachusetts Club The Vanguard Group Foundation The Washington Post The Westin Copley Place Time Warner TNT Vacations Towers Perrin Trader Joe’s Tri-City Health Center, Inc Tsunami Publicity Tupelo Music Hall Tyco Employee Matching Gift Program UBS Foundation USA Giving Station UMB Alumni Chapter D.C. Area UNICCO Service Company Unilever United States Foundation United Way King County United Way Varian Semiconductor Equipment Associates, Inc Veggie Planet at Club Passim Verizon Foundation Verve Music Group Vietnamese American Initiative For Development Wachovia Wainwright Bank WAND Education Fund Waters Corporation Wilson Farms Windchime Productions WJMN World Music WUMB 91.9 FM Zeiterion Performing Arts Center Zipcar Zoe Foods Individual Contributors Individual alumni, faculty, staff and friends, contributed a total of $2,991,711. UMass Boston’s ability to serve its students and community is immeasurably enhanced by these gifts, and our appreciation for them cannot easily be expressed. donors of Patricia C. Flaherty ’81 and Phil Pichulo Jane M. ’68 and Gerard L. Gaughan Charles J. Hoff Daniel E. Rothenberg Estate of Sarah S. Williamson ’69 donors of $100,000 Anonymous donors of or more $50,000–$99,999 Anonymous Robert J. and Diane Hildreth Nelson and Barbara Kiang Richard F. Leahy ’70 Estate of Bernice Hanopol Siegel ’35 ’36 Manickam* and Geetha Sugumaran donors of $5,000–$9,999 David B. Arnold, Sr. Lawrence P. and Carol Begley Ruth Butler* Norma Ross Casey ’57 Derek Chilvers Margaret H. and Paul W. Chisholm, Jr. Carl Kaysen Sherry H. Penney* and James Livingston Carole C. Remick* donors of $25,000–$49,999 Joel M. Blair* Peter Moulton David R. Outerbridge ’70 Estate of Frederick W. Willey* donors of $10,000–$24,999 Anonymous (2) Mark E. Atkins ’71 Michael F.* and Maryellen F. Collins Jacqueline Fawcett* $2,500 - $4,999 Anonymous (2) Adele P. Ames Berkeley W. Cue, Jr. ’69 Beverly Brooks Donohue ’57 Paul Fonteyn* and Marsha Fonteyn Steven Grossman Edward J. Kingsbury James J. Lynch Arthur N. Mabbett ’69 Natalie Merchant Patricia Coppinger Morris ’66 and James V. Morris* * denotes faculty, staff, retired faculty, former staff the Chancellor’s Council—united in Support hen ben garcia read about the new Chancellor’s Council last fall, it felt like a personal invitation. the council, which brings together alumni, friends, and corporations and foundations united in their annual support of the university, provided the perfect chance for garcia “to give back.” As an educator at the J. paul getty museum in los Angeles, he knew his alma mater had much to do with his success. After a false start at a traditional age, garcia flourished at umass boston in his late 20s, by then determined to pursue his professional aspirations in the arts. Small classes with faculty mentors such as paul tucker, Nancy Stieber, and pamela Jones made all the difference to garcia. “their love for teaching and commitment to students established a model for me,” says garcia, now associate director of education at the Skirball Cultural Center in los Angeles. “i used to give annual gifts to the Art Department, but the Chancellor’s Council enables me to formalize my commitment and gives the university the flexibility to respond to changing needs,” says garcia, whose $500 gift was matched by the J. paul getty trust. W umass boston n

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