Breakthrough Champions

As a stand-alone program, Breakthrough Fort Worth raises its own funding and is supported by grants and contributions designated to the program. Donors giving $1,000 or more and collaborative partners who dedicate time and resources are considered “Champions” of the program and its students. In the past year, the following Champions have led by example to ensure the best learning and support resources for the 285 underrepresented youth participating in Breakthrough. On behalf of the students, we appreciate your investment and thank you for your commitment!

List of 8 items.

  • Host

    Fort Worth Country Day

  • Collaborative Partners

    Breakthrough Boutique Committee
    Breakthrough Collaborative
    Fort Worth Independent School District
    Junior League of Fort Worth, Inc.
    SAGE Dining Services
    Teach for America

  • Degree Champions ($20,000+)

    Paul E. Andrews, Jr. Foundation
    William and Catherine Bryce Memorial Trust, JPMorgan Chase
    Amon G. Carter Star-Telegram Employee Fund
    Junior League of Fort Worth, Inc.
    The Morris Foundation
    The Rees-Jones Foundation
    Sid W. Richardson Foundation
    The Ryan Foundation

  • Commencement Champions ($10,000—$19,999)

    Bird Family Foundation
         Stephanie (Bird) ’08 and Cody Baker
         Collin Bird ’05
         Laura and Greg Bird
    Amon G. Carter Foundation
    Meredith and Stephen Luskey Family Charitable Trust at the North Texas Community Foundation
         Meredith and Stephen Luskey '01
    Origin Bank
    William E. Scott Foundation
    Elaine and Michael Stoltz

  • Procession Champions ($5,000—$9,999)

    The C.B. Baird, Jr. Foundation, Wells Fargo
         C.B. Baird
         Carrie and Craig Baird
    Becky Beasley and Roger Gates
    Anne and Orlando Carvalho
    Mary Potishman Lard Trust
         Joan and Walker Friedman
         Rebecca and Bayard H. Friedman II
         Sarah (Kleberg) ’06 and Dillon Friedman ’05
         Susan and Alan D. Friedman
    The Roach Foundation
         Amy (Roach) ’85 and Tull Bailey
         John Callaway ’14
         Lori (Roach) ’91 and Craig Davis
         Jean and John Roach
    Frances C. & William P. Smallwood Foundation
    Twincrest, Inc.
         Lindsay and Ian Lee

  • Mentoring Champions ($2,500—$4,999)

    DuBose Family Foundation
         Tori Adams H’10 and Jim DuBose ’75
    Garvey Texas Foundation, Inc.
         Tera and Richard Garvey ’72
         Carol (Garvey) ’70 and Warren Sweat
    J.P. Morgan Charitable Giving Fund
    Ronald McDonald House Charities of Greater North Texas, Inc.
    Eleanor (Mauze) '83 and Jon Snyder '78

  • Study Champions ($1,000—$2,499)

    Carol J. and R. Denny Alexander Foundation
         Carol and Denny Alexander
    Laura (Bonnell) '88 and Jeff Alexander
    Gloria and Edgar Araiza '03
    Mark Bynum Fund at the North Texas Community Foundation
         Denise Bynum
    Kim (Williamson) '75 and Glenn Darden
    Elyse (Stoltz) '93 and C.D. Dickerson '94
    James and Dorothy Doss Foundation, Inc.
         Amy (Knight) '94 and Jason Brown '94
         Nancy and Bill Knight
         April and David Knight ’98
    Fash Foundation
    Cheryl and Cal Jackson '78
    Joe and Nan Johnson Family Foundation
         Kristin and Trey Carmichael
    Dana and Dee Kelly '78
    Elaine Khan
    Moritz of Fort Worth
         Leslie and John David Moritz
    Once Upon a Time...
         Falcons for Fort Worth FWCD Philanthrophy Lab
    Bonnie and Alan Petsche
    Renee and Tony Pierce
    Patricia and Glenn Polenz
    Mandy and Rich Storm
    Texas Exchange Bank
    The Gil & Dody Weaver Foundation
         Bill Weaver

  • In-Kind Partners

    2020 Breakthrough Boutique Volunteer Team and Angels,
                   chaired by Abby McGehee and Abby Timmerman
    Anonymous
    Breakthrough Virtual Summer Volunteers
    Eyeworks Group / Dr. Katherine Chu and Dr. Robert Chu
    FWCD Quad C Supply Drive Families
    Non-host Facility Affiliates:
                   All Saints’ Episcopal School
                   Trinity Valley School

Breakthrough Champions’ Day

Please join us for 
CHAMPIONS' DAY
Wednesday, July 8, 2020 
on the Fort Worth Country Day campus

Your partnership with Breakthrough Fort Worth enables underserved public school students to build the academic and leadership skill they need to advance to college. We invite you to experience the inspiration your support shapes. 

Here are the activities arranged especially for you:

11:30 a.m. - Check-in 
(Amon G. Carter Foundation Commons, Mason Middle School)

11:35 a.m. - See a Class
(Middle School)

Noon - Lunch
Talk with youth who just completed the new 10th-grade series; meet the program's high school and college student  teaching fellow; see other champions; meet members of the Junior League of Fort Worth, leadership learning partner for the Breakthrough program (Lou and Nick Martin Campus Center)

1:10 p.m. - All-School Meeting
(Carter Commons)

Come and go or stay for all.

To RSVP or arrange a different date, please contact Renee Pierce at 817-302-3256 or renee.pierce@fwcd.com.
 
4200 Country Day Lane, Fort Worth, TX 76109
Phone: 817.732.7718
Fort Worth Country Day (FWCD) is a JK-12 private, independent, coeducational, nondenominational college-preparatory school located on approximately 100 acres in Fort Worth, Texas. The mission of Fort Worth Country Day School is to foster the intellectual, physical, emotional, and ethical development of capable students through an academically rigorous college preparatory program that integrates the arts and athletics.