Annual Report 2010-2011 Annual Giving
Annual Fund Giving Clubs The Patron Saints represents our top-tier leadership giving level, recognizing those donors who make giſts at or above $25,000.
The Heads' Circle honors our school’s outstanding leaders, past and present, and recognizes those donors who make leadership level giſts of $10,000 to $24,999.
The Founders' Circle commemorates the commitment of our school’s founders to the advancement of education through en- gaged students and dedicated faculty and recognizes those donors who make leadership level giſts of $5,000 to $9,999.
The Ivy Circle pays tribute to the school’s historical location on Ivy Road in Charlottesville, Virginia, since 1939 and recognizes those donors who make leadership level giſts of $2,500 to $4,999.
The All Saints Club, traditionally our largest leadership level giving club, identifies with the strong sense of community among the Saints, recognizing those donors who make giſts of $1,000 to $2,499.
Introducing the Decade Club
The Decade Club recognizes the loyal friends of St. Anne’s-Belfield School who have made gifts to the Annual Fund for at least ten years. This dedicated support is the cornerstone to the success of St. Anne’s-Belfield School.
Proud members of the Decade Club, Robert and Andrea Bogley ex- plain their connection to the school and why they choose to give back.
Trough the years, few families have been connected to St. Anne’s-Belfield School on more levels than Robert and Andrea Bogley. Robert will begin his 19th
year teaching Middle School History in the fall, at the same time that
their daughter, Emma, begins the sixth grade. Robert’s wife, Andrea ’73, was a sandbox student at St. Anne’s School and worked in the Middle School office for six years prior to Emma’s arrival. Te couple has seen four children graduate from St. Anne’s-Belfield: Alison ’98, Alex ’02, Peter ’07, and Susan- nah ’07. Teir son-in-law, Brian Gulotta, has even signed on to teach 8th grade history and coach next year, further extending the family’s legacy.
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The Greenway Rise Club is named aſter the original St. Anne’s School campus, now home to the Upper School classrooms, Cen- ter for Arts & Sciences, and our boarding program, and recognizes those donors who make giſts of $500 to $999.
The Maroon & White Club honors our school colors, a merg- er of St. Anne’s School’s gold and white with the maroon and gray of Belfield School, and recognizes those donors who make giſts of $250 to $499.
The Friends of STAB celebrates the countless students, alumni, parents, faculty, grandparents, alumni parents and many others who believe in and support our school and recognizes those donors who make giſts up to $249.
Robert and Andrea with daughter, Emma.
“I’ll forever appreciate the quality of education and feeling of community, safety, and comfort that St. Anne’s-Belfield School has provided for our family,” Robert notes. “In some ways the lines are blurred between our immediate family and our school family, and I believe in supporting the school just as you would do for any other family member. You look aſter one another, and that is why over the years we have gladly supported the school beyond tuition dollars.”
“St. Anne’s-Belfield has given us a sense of steadiness in our lives that is irreplaceable,” Andrea adds. “I think back through all of the programs and plays that our children were a part of, and it’s quite astounding. I don’t think Alison would be a teacher today if it were not for the great teachers she encountered at St. Anne’s-Belfield. Te school has centered essentially my whole life, and the Decade Club is great way to celebrate those who stick with it. Giving back just makes sense if you love the school and trust it.”
-Robert and Andrea Spafford Bogley ‘73 ST. ANNE’S-BELFIELD SCHOOL
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