READ TO LEAD

VISONARY

Anonymous

MASTERMIND

FBA Student Council
Carolyn Faulk

SCHOLAR

Sally Thomas & Van Tran

BOOKWORM

Shannon & Craig Bloodworth
Courtney & John Chapoton
Shell Oil Company
Daniela Coroiescu
Patricia Koehler
Patricia & Craig Perkins
Myra & Randolph Pullin
Barbara & Lyndon Tiu
Megan & James Valentine
Dana & Vincent White

PROOFREADER

Ivonne & Kal Chiok
Mary Curl
Amanda & Adam Dunlap
Jordan Fruge
Robin Hause
Kristy & Chandler Krus
Toni & Ruben Monzon
Jennifer & Josh Pratt
Andreea & Tim Sommer
Gena & Jon Walk

READER

Alexandra Willhite
Alfredo Pena
Alicia Heard
Alisa Williams
Amy Caivano
Angel Stefaniak
Anna Odum
Anne Baronitis
Ashley Howard
Barbara McCutcheon
Barry Davis
Beth Gross
Betsy Taylor Walker
Bill Mallin
Carol and Peter Clark
Carol Toups
Carol Walker
Charlotte Clifton
Cheng-Hurd Liu
Cheryl Stefaniak
Christina Burgess
Christina Loredo Stirneman
Christine Berry
Cindy Jia
Cindy Toth
Clay McDaniel
Conrado Garcia
Cornell Bowden
Debra Westmoreland
Diane Picone
Emmett Tan
Erin Jackson
Fanny Herrera
Faride Certuche
G Sandifer
Gregg and Kelly Matte
Hannah Wimberly
Igor Frolow
Isabel Revelo
Jack Hart
Janice Box
Janne Herlambang
Jeff Jackson
Jennifer Hale
Jennifer Kegley
Jennifer Olague
Jenny Murff
John Bash
Joyce and Allan Berger
Judith Martin
Judy McAllister
Julie Seifert
Julie Tan
Katrina Guerrero
Keegan Clark
Ken West
Kristi Sims
Kristin Somers
Kyla McCulley
Lauren Fiorenza
Liz Hart
Lori Muller
Mallory Barth
Marcella Herwanto
Mary House
Mary Torregrossa
Megan Fojt
Melanie Essman
Melissa & Joseph Wakeland
Michael and Cynthia Morgan
Michael Schisler
Michelle Mallin
Nancy and Jed DiPaolo
Natasha Becton
Noah Takahata
Pam Beyer
Patricia Mayo
Patti Torregrossa
Perry and Gail Pope
Perry Pope
Perry Pope III
Quinn Bash
Regina Ibarra
Regina Norris
Renee Clapp
Renee Harris
Renee Martin
Renee Shaffer
Reno Montoya
Roy May
S Rager
Sandra Cavallino
Sandy Tiu
Shannon Holloway
Shanta Reed
Sharon and Doyle Toups
Shawn Quintanilla
Shirley Nemanic
Sonia Fookes
Stacey Gillespie-Thomas
Stacy Sederis
Summer Mangum
Swany Parulian
Teresa Faulkner
Terry Frazier
Tessa D Smith
Trish Matte
Victoria Coleman
W.L. & Alice Pullin
Wanda Somers
Wawa Tan
William M Brentzel
Young Hyon and Mrs. Tae Keum

• Naming opportunities are available at this level
• Recognition on Campaign Donor Wall as a “Visionary”
• Special recognition at campaign events
• Book plate inside 25 copies of your family’s favorite book(s)
• Acknowledgment on website

• Naming opportunities are available at this level
• Recognition on Campaign Donor Wall as a “Mastermind”
• Special recognition at campaign events
• Book plate inside 15 copies of your family’s favorite book(s)
• Acknowledgment on website

• Recognition on Campaign Donor Wall as a “Scholar”
• Book plate inside 5 copies of your family’s favorite book(s)
• Acknowledgment on website

• Recognition on Campaign Donor Wall
• Book plate inside 1 copy of your family’s favorite book
• Acknowledgment on website

• Recognition on Campaign Donor Wall
• Acknowledgment on website

All other donors will be acknowledged on website. *A donation of $100+ (per student) will qualify your student to receive recognition on the Warriors Read to Lead wall.

Dear Warrior Parents,

A designated donation of $250,000 received this past summer has set into motion the renovation of our library. In order to achieve the library that aligns with our strategic plan, this initial gift must be supplemented by our Warrior network.

The Warriors Read to Lead Library Campaign consists of two main components in order to raise the additional needed funds of $150,000 in Spring of 2020.

1. Leadership Giving – On the attached brochure you will find our vision for the project as well as numerous giving levels and recognition opportunities.
2. Student Led Fundraising – Students are encouraged to leave their legacy on the library by setting their own fundraising and reading goals with an easy to use online fundraising platform.

We invite you to prayerfully consider being a part of this groundbreaking work that will push current and future Warriors to EXPLORE, CREATE, CHALLENGE and LEAD.

Serving Him,

Teresa Chambers, M.S., CPA
Head of School

I thought FBA was given a gift, why are we raising more money?
The Warriors Read to Lead Library Campaign began with a generous restricted donation of $250,000. This donation prompted us to move forward strategically to modernize the current library into a 21^st century learning space.

Our library committee poured ideas into the project along with the Merriman Holt Powell, architects and Brookstone Construction, the contractor. The final rendition is resulting in an estimated cost higher than the aforementioned donation. Therefore, we are seeking additional donations to supplement the initial gift.

How can I help?
Email our Librarian, Donna Hester, to get involved by volunteering in prepping the library for renovation. You can also help by donating online.

If the $150,000 goal is exceeded, where does that money go?
Gifts received after our goal of $150,000 is met will be considered unrestricted gifts and will be used for strategic initiatives for the school.

What is the timeline of the renovation project?
We are estimating that the library renovation will be completed by the start of the 2020-2021 school year.

What is the difference between Student Led Fundraising and Leadership Giving?
Student Led Fundraising is designed as a peer-to-peer campaign where each student sets a fundraising goal and a number of pages/books goal. The student will ask their personal network for sponsors to help them reach their goals.

Leadership Giving encompasses the FBA network's financial contributions beyond the Student Led Fundraising campaign. This includes significant gifts from corporations and foundations.