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Letter from the ceo & board Chair

Dear Friends, Supporters, and Partners,

2023 marked a significant milestone in Wyman’s journey as we celebrated our 125th Anniversary!

Throughout the years, Wyman has grown and evolved to focus on deep, positive impact for teens while holding true to our roots as a camp. Our first 100 years taught us about the heart of the camp experience and showed us how it provides young people with a transformative foundation of connections, community, growth, and learning. Over the last 25 years, we have built upon those experiences, taking them beyond summer camp and developing three proven programs centered on educational and career success, life and leadership skills, and healthy behaviors for teens.

As we step into this next era of Wyman – as the new CEO and the first-ever Wyman alum to serve as Board Chair – we center ourselves on what we know:

  • We know – and research shows – decisions made in the teen years, and the types of supports, connections, and opportunities young people have significantly impact their long-term trajectory.
  • We know that significant barriers to long-term success are very real for young people, both in our region and across the country, due to deep systemic, economic, and racial inequities.
  • And we know that when we provide transformative opportunities for young people that focus on life and leadership skills, healthy behaviors and relationships, and educational and career success, they make great things happen.

We are committed to delivering exceptional programs in the St. Louis region and furthering our impact nationwide through our National Network partners. A key objective is the continued expansion of the Teen Connection Project® (TCP®), with our partners playing a vital role in its growth.

The next several pages highlight our impact, accomplishments, and celebrations in 2023. This work, and that of the prior 124 years, has laid a robust foundation upon which we continue to build.

We extend our deepest gratitude to every member of the Wyman community. Thank you for your unwavering support. Together, we can harness the momentum of this moment to drive even greater impact for all teens and young adults in the years ahead.

With warmest regards,


Allison Williams
President and CEO


Jaylen Bledsoe
Board Chair

2023 Board of Trustees

Officers

Amy Berg, Chair
Jackie Wellington, Vice Chair
Kristin Poole, Treasurer
Laura Giokas, Secretary

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Trustees

Je’Von Adams-Walker
Jaylen Bledsoe
Marnae Chavers
Charla Claypool
Donald G. Etling
Justin Faerber
Javier Gonzalez
Robyn Heidger
Lee C. Kling
Jenny Lenhard
Kyle Lopez
John A. McHugh
Dee Mogerman
David L. Morley
Debbie Rahn
David K. Rodgers
John S. Sandberg
Mark Sears
Carolyn Seward
Florian Sichling
Kelvin Taylor
Harvey Wallace
Scott Wittkop

Honorary & Emeritus Trustees

Warner L. Baxter
Frank C. Bick*
Ginger Crooks
Sidney H. Guller*
S. Lee Kling*
Carolyn Losos
Alva Moog*
James A. Saitz
Ray A. Scholin*
Curtis Simic
Peter A. Smith
Kenneth B. Steinback*
Bill Voss
W. Jack Wichmann*
Isaac E. Young*

For 126 Years, Wyman Has Believed

In the Power of Teens

Wyman amplifies youth voice and leadership, elevates social connections, and expands opportunities for young people who face economic and systemic barriers.

We are experts in working with teens and young adults, and we have an unrelenting belief in their power to positively shape their world.

We create, deliver, and distribute proven programs that help young people build life and leadership skills, establish healthy behaviors and relationships, and achieve educational and career success. Our programs provide experiences, opportunities, and resources that support and challenge them as they grow and prepare them for the future they want.

Our Mission, Values, & Strategy
Our History
Celebrating 125 Years

Our Commitment to Anti-Racism and

diversity, equity, and inclusion

Our mission calls for us to embrace and work for equity and inclusion. We are committed to providing a safe environment of acceptance, education, and inclusion for our young people and colleagues.

It is our responsibility to stand up, speak out, and take action.

Our teens, colleagues, and community can expect:

A CULTURE OF ACCOUNTABILITY AND VISIBILITY. We commit to advocating for equity, for anti-racism, against oppression in all forms, and against white supremacy.

A CULTURE OF TRYING. We will be uncomfortable and make mistakes, because if we are not uncomfortable, we are not doing enough.

A CULTURE OF LEARNING. We commit to developing ourselves individually, and our organization, as anti-racist and anti-oppression. We will incorporate what we learn into our daily actions, as well as our programs and organizational work.

We acknowledge and honor the fundamental value and dignity of all persons.

We commit to an environment of diversity, equity, and inclusion. We are passionate about fostering an inclusive and equitable space that promotes and values diversity and belonging, where every teen and staff member can be confident bringing their whole self to Wyman and achieving their very best.

We commit to courageous conversations, personal development, social awareness, and fostering program spaces and an organizational culture that recognize systemic inequities and center the voices of the youth and communities we serve.

DEI at Wyman

The Land We are on

WE
ARE ON
NATIVE
LAND

The land on which Wyman sits, and where our staff and young people live and work, is the ancestral land of the Wahzhazhe, or Osage. Many other tribes have lived on or utilized this land including the Ponca, Kaw/Kanza, Omaha, Cahokia, Kaskaskia, Tamaroa, Peoria, Shawnee, and Delaware. Their history, stories, and contributions deserve to be recognized and honored.

We acknowledge that we are on stolen land. We recognize that through acts of genocide, slavery, and exploitation of the Indigenous tribes who lived here, colonialist settlers systematically forced their way onto this land. The actions of Spanish, French, British and American settlers ultimately drove every one of these Indigenous tribes from Missouri by inciting infighting, withholding trade, and finally resorting to unfair treaties and abuse of annuity payments.

Indigenous people are still here and deserve visibility, appreciation, and support from our community.

Land Acknowledgment & Resources

Teen Spotlight: Anthony

ANTHONY

Wyman Leaders, Teen Connection Project® (TCP®), and Teen Outreach Program® (TOP®) Participant

Anthony is finishing his sophomore year at University City High School and has been involved with Wyman since his time at Brittany Woods Middle School. “I started TOP when I was in 7th grade, but it was virtual that year, so 8th grade is when I really got involved with Wyman.” TOP turned out to be an engaging program for Anthony, who was impacted by the lessons about personal health and wellness, and emphasis on community service learning. “Some of my favorite Wyman experiences so far were the volunteer opportunities. I’ve loved to volunteer since I was kid. I help at my church a lot and I volunteer in the garden at Brittany Woods Middle School. And during TOP, I was able to volunteer at new places, like pet adoption centers and food pantries.”

Not only is Anthony a former TOP participant, but he also participated in TCP and is currently in Wyman Leaders. When Anthony was in TOP, he participated in a video shoot that changed his whole perspective about the organization. “At first, I didn’t know too much about Wyman. Then I started to get into TOP a little more and I was asked to participate in a video at Camp Wyman. I was really impressed by the entire organization during the video shoot, and through that experience, I first learned about Wyman Leaders.”

“I wish more people knew about Wyman Leaders. It helps you grow as a person and teaches you leadership, communication, and team building skills. It also helps with emotional development; you can really see the growth in other participants.”

Anthony is enjoying his experience with Wyman Leaders. The connections he has made, and the college prep activities he has participated in, are some of his favorite things about the program. “I have felt very connected to my coaches, and I’ve made a lot of new friends, especially those I’ve shared a cabin with. And one thing I have really valued is that Wyman Leaders has taught me about college readiness – the things I need to do to get into college and get a scholarship.” Looking ahead, Anthony is excited to go on college tours and experience the opportunities Wyman Leaders offers during college. He is also excited about Wyman’s Youth Leadership Council and hopes to join during his junior year.

“I wish more people knew about Wyman Leaders. It helps you grow as a person and teaches you leadership, communication, and team building skills. It also helps with emotional development; you can really see the growth in other participants. And the opportunities it can bring after high school, like helping you get into college, are great. I would love to see more teens have the chance to participate.”

I WOULD DESCRIBE MYSELF AS: Intelligent

FAVORITE FOOD: Nachos

FAVORITE SPORTS: Baseball and Basketball – Anthony plays on the U City tennis team!

FAVORITE HOBBIES: Making bead bracelets – a skill Anthony picked up at camp!

“When someone asks me about Wyman, I tell them that it is a place where teens can feel connected and grow as a person. They can feel connected not only to their peers, but to people they have never met before.”

When he graduates from high school, Anthony plans to go to college to become a computer programmer. “I would like to go to college in Missouri and study computer science. There are a lot of career opportunities for computer programmers – like web designer, game designer, or cyber security – and I’m looking at them all.”

Thank you for celebrating With Us!

In 2023, we celebrated our 125th anniversary by honoring the roots that allowed us to grow and develop into a youth-centered, impactful organization. We shared our history and the stories of the young people, staff, partners, and campers who have helped shape Wyman.

Wyman was founded in 1898 to provide St. Louis youth with the opportunity for outdoor and character-building experiences. Since then, our work has continually evolved as the world and needs of young people have changed. But one thing has remained the same: our commitment to teens.

Since 1898, Wyman has been part of the lives of more than 1 million people – and we are dedicated to serving even more in the decades to come.

Thank you for your support over the years, and for helping us honor our history and celebrate our future. We look forward to partnering with you as we move forward. The next chapter of Wyman’s history is just beginning!

BEst of 2023 Highlights

  • A total of 12,648 community service learning hours completed by Wyman TOP teens during the 2022-23 school year
  • 42 teens joined the Wyman Leaders Class of 2027
  • 100% of the Class of 2023 graduated from high school
  • 8 new partners joined the National Network, boosting our total partners to 75

We saw our Wyman history on display at the

Missouri History Museum

Wyman Leaders visited several colleges, including Missouri State University, St. Louis University, Ranken Tech, Mizzou, and

Southeast Missouri State University

The Youth Leadership Council, Claire Wyneken, and Gabriela Bronstein threw out the first pitch at Wyman Day at

Busch Stadium
  • We celebrated our 125th anniversary
  • We celebrated 75 years of school camps with the Webster Groves School District
  • 75 schools and youth camps experienced Camp Wyman
  • We published the initial results of a 3-year research project studying the long-term impact of Wyman Leaders
  • More than 8,900 guests were welcomed to Camp Wyman
  • Allison Williams became our new President and CEO

Our Programs

WYMAN’S THREE PROVEN PROGRAMS –

Wyman Leaders,
The Teen Outreach Program® (TOP®), and
The Teen Connection Project® (TCP®)

provide experiences, opportunities, and resources to young people. They include community service; social, emotional, academic, and leadership skill building; and positive connections with peers and adults.


Wyman Leaders supports young people in St. Louis to develop life and leadership skills, enter and complete college and career education programs, and create strong community connections. Youth participate in camp experiences, individualized coaching, and enrichment opportunities. This is an 8-year program that begins the summer before 9th grade and continues until four years post-high school graduation. 100% of Wyman Leaders participants graduate from high school on time, and research on the program’s long-term impact shows that over 500 alumni have enrolled in and completed postsecondary education at rates that exceed those of youth with similar socioeconomic backgrounds.

LEARN MORE ABOUT WL


The Teen Outreach Program (TOP) is a nationally-recognized, evidence-based program that provides 6th through 12th graders with the tools and opportunities to build social-emotional skills, strengthen relationships, and avoid risky behaviors. Throughout the 9-month program, TOP teens consistently show improved social-emotional skills, and external research on TOP has shown improved academics and decreased risky behaviors among TOP participants.

LEARN MORE ABOUT TOP


The Teen Connection Project (TCP) is a nationally-recognized, evidence-based, highly interactive program that builds strong connections among young people. Lessons focus on communication, trust, vulnerability, giving and getting support, and exploring personal strengths. Teens learn to interact, share, and create and maintain social connections with each other and with those in their communities. TCP is a 12-14 week program for 9th through 12th graders. External research on TCP has shown higher quality peer relationships, improved well-being, and higher academic engagement among TCP participants even beyond the duration of the program.

LEARN MORE ABOUT TCP

Both TOP and TCP have received the Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning’s (CASEL) highest designation for high-quality social emotional learning (SEL) programming. TOP and TCP meet CASEL’s SELect designation and are included in the CASEL Guide to Effective Social and Emotional Learning Programs.

Outcomes

IN 2023, more than 1,670 young people participated in Wyman’s three direct service programs.

We extend our reach through more than 70 partnerships across the country to serve more than 3,000 young people in the St. Louis area and more than 30,000 young people nationally.

100%

of the Class of 2023 graduated from high school on time.

87%

of the Class of 2023 enrolled in postsecondary education.

At least

74%

of Wyman teens reported moderate to high levels of social-emotional skills.

72%

of Wyman teens reported feeling a sense of belonging during their Wyman experience.

Adolescence can be a period of significant challenges. It is also a time of extraordinary growth and development. We implement proven programs to support teens during this pivotal time. The young people we serve are making progress that will have a lifetime of impact.

Across all three programs – Wyman Leaders, the Teen Outreach Program®, and the Teen Connection Project® – young people show improved social-emotional skills, build strong connections, and feel a sense a belonging with their Wyman coaches and peers. Wyman Leaders continue to graduate from high school on time and enroll and persist in postsecondary education.

We are committed to supporting young people and standing with them as they create the future they envision.

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Local organization with a national impact

Supporting young people has always been important, and it’s even more vital today with the impact of loneliness and isolation.

The U.S. Surgeon General has sounded the alarm and called for action to address an epidemic of loneliness, isolation, and social disconnection. Young people are at great risk for negative outcomes from this epidemic, including higher levels of depression and anxiety, and lower academic achievement. At Wyman, social connections and relationships are at the heart of the work we do, and they are foundational to addressing this challenge.

Through the National Network, we partner with organizations and schools in more than 30 states, training and guiding them to deliver the Teen Outreach Program® (TOP®) and the Teen Connection Project® (TCP®) in their communities. Our partners gain knowledge, skills, and confidence, and through them our programs support more than 30,000 young people annually. During the 2022-23 program year, Wyman’s National Network supported 75 partners, and delivered 31 trainings to more than 600 adults.

Learn More About Wyman's National Network Read about the Surgeon General's advisory on loneliness and isolation

To address the epidemic of disconnection, we:

  • Provide young people, locally and nationally, with proven, high-quality programs centered on connections and relationships.
  • Ensure our adult trainings, tools, and resources elevate the importance of connections.
  • Advocate at a local and national level on policies and practices that impact young people.
  • Ensure our programs reach as many teens as possible through partnerships.

Thank you to our 2023 Donors

3 Creek Ranch Foundation & the Massey Law Firm
Amazon Smile
Ameren Corporation Charitable Trust
American Direct Marketing Resources, LLC
American Family Insurance Dreams Foundation
Kristopher Anderson
Anonymous
Anonymous
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Anonymous
Anonymous
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Anonymous
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Anonymous
Anonymous
Doug & Charlene Archibald
Arenberg Family
Patrick Arnall & Tommye Fleming
Kathy & Joe Aubuchon
Doug Audiffred
Andrea Bachmann
Jack & Anne Bader
Trent Ball
Mark Barlow
Barnes Jewish Hospital Foundation
Kelly Ferrara Bayne & Tom Bayne
Alysa Belle
Amy Berg & Kurt Russell
Berges Family Foundation
Karen Bernstein
Kurt & Kathy Berry
BJC Health System
Jaylen Bledsoe
Amanda & John Bohnert
Boniface Foundation
Michael Boone
Thomas & Catherine Boxleiter
Robert Boyd
Chasley Bradbury
Grace & Andrew Bramman
Elaine Branding
Mark Brandom
Joan Bretthauer
Bridgeton Kiwanis
David A. Brown
Polly Brown
Terrance Brown

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner
Lydia Bullock
Bernie & Corrie Burtch
Caleres, Inc.
Camp Nebagamon Scholarship Fund
Barbara J. Campbell
Jeffery Cantwell
Cargill
Jennifer A. Caron
Carrollton Bank
Lorien Carter
Katie & Brian Catalano
CBIZ Benefits & Insurance Services Inc.
Center for the Study of Social Policy
Christine Cesare
Gail Chadwick
Marnae Chavers
Brian Cheli
Steve & Helen Chestnut
Chiron Community Giving Foundation
Susan Chomeau
Saras & John Chung
City of St. Louis Department of Public Safety
Maureen Clancy May
Charla Claypool & Jeremy Stevens
Clemence S. Lieber Foundation Inc.
Clifford Willard Gaylord Foundation
Amanda & Dan Cline
Jerry Clippard
Eboni Cohran
Stephen & Brenda Collins
Concord Village Lions
Catherine Shaw Connely
EnkojiNelson Consortium
Catherine Converse
Gregory L. Coonrod
Paul Simon Cosby
Coupa Software
Lynn Courier & James Visser
Thomas Cowan
Pam Cross
Peggy & James Crowe
Anne Cummings
Michelle Cummings
Amber Cunningham
Kathleen M. Dabrowski
Ron D’Aloia & David Mundy
Martin W. Daly
Mary Dang
Preston Davis
Deaconess Foundation
Donald & Janice Denham
Angel Denise

Donor is a member of the Frank Wyman Society, which honors donors who give $1,000 or more annually, demonstrating their commitment to and  support of Wyman’s mission, programs, and teens.

Donor is a member of the Dillon Circle, which recognizes individuals who have displayed their continued commitment to Wyman’s mission, programs, and teens by giving for 3 or more consecutive years.

Sharon Derry
Michelle Dobbs
Keith Dodel
Christina Donald
Stephen & Judith Doss
Michael & Diane Doster
Larry & Mary Carol Doyle
Michael Doyle
Diane Drollinger
Elaine L. Dubail
Tom Duff
E. Reuben and Gladys Flora Grant Charitable Trust
Paul Eckler
Brian Edge
Marci Mayer Eisen
Emerson
Christin L. Engelhardt
Thomas & Katherine Engelhardt
Enterprise Bank & Trust
Don & Nancy Etling
Darren Eultgen
Justin & Tori Faerber
Maggie Farrell
Trey Sawyer & Jill Feldman
Marci Fine
Sara Fleming
Florence Heiman Charitable Foundation
Florissant Valley Kiwanis Club
Consuela Foster
Lori Fowler
Sue Fowler
Elizabeth & Charles Freshour
David & Paula Friedman
Donell Gaertner
Tori Gale
Sue Gamache
Anthony Garavaglia
Kelly Garrett & Elizabeth Keegan Garrett
General Mills Foundation
Elizabeth George
Mary Joan Gilmour
Virginia & Bill Giokas
Laura & Jonathan Giokas
Joyce Glass
Carole Glauser
Kyle Goewert
Javier Gonzalez
Margaret S. Goodwin
Great Southern Bank
The Greer Foundation
Darin B. Groll
Evangeline Groth
Judith Guerrero
Judy & Bob Gustafson
Yvonne Haddox
David Hagee
Michael & Rho Ann Hanes
Ametra Harris
Peter Wilson & Madelyn Harris
Pamela D. Harris
Harshman & Associates
Matthew H. Harvey
Kyle Hayes
John & Diane Hefele
Robyn & Tom Heidger
Helena & Orlie Wilkening Fund of the St. Louis Community Foundation
Jane & Bruce Herzog
Christopher Hicks & Gloria Carter-Hicks
Hightower Wealth Advisors St. Louis
Dave & Tina Hilliard
William & Amy Hinderer
Karleen & Thomas Hoerr
Thomas & Suzanne Hough
Ellen Howe
Peggy & Anthony Hoy

HPSI Loyalty Rewards
Gail Hubbard
Laurie Hudson
Shahieda Hudson
Ted Huels
Scott Iverson
Ariana Jasarevic
Carl & Anne Jason, Sr.
Jefferson Foundation
John Allan Love Charitable Foundation
Adella Jones & Reginald Williams
Kathryn Jones
Renah Jones
Tom & Diane Kahl
Karen S. Kalish
Mary Kausch
Shahrdad Khodamoradi
Brenda Kingen
Kirkwood Evening Optimist Club
Kiwanis Club of Chesterfield
Kiwanis Club of Maplewood
Kiwanis Club of Meramec Valley Community
Kiwanis Club of St. Louis City
Allan B. Kling
Lee C. Kling
Rosalyn Kling
Karl & Karen Kloster
Susan Kohl & Rosemary Denson
Brad & Christy Kosem
Jean Oster Kretzmann
Jay & Asha Kuhn
Daniel Lafser
Ruth Lederman
Jenny Lenhard & Tim Sharpe
Leslie Bryant Levine
Jeanne Lewi
Lawrence Libera & Corinne Husten
Mark & Jennifer Lierman
Light A Single Candle Foundation
Terri & William Linek
Lions Club of Webster Groves
Josie Littlepage
Alice Lloyd
Kyle & Heather Lopez
Carolyn W. Losos
David Luckes
Thomas & Amy Mackowiak
Allison Mangiore
Robert Mangone
Cynthia Reitz Marfisi
Virgil Marti, Jr.
Martin Collins Memorial Fund of the St. Louis Community Foundation
Mary Ranken Jordan & Ettie A. Jordan Charitable Foundation
Laura Massey
Ray L. Massey
Mastercard Impact Fund
Shertina & Kwasi Mawuenyega
Terrence & Jen McBride
McCarthy Building Companies Inc.
Christopher J. McCarthy
John H. McCarthy
John McDonnell
Vanita Mckinney
Mercy Health Foundation
Peter & Joyce Mihelich
J. Ken Miller
Laura Ann Miller
Neil Miller
Sarah Minning
Missouri Department of Economic Development
Missouri Foundation for Health
Missouri Scholarship & Loan Foundation
Missouri State University
Dee & Cary Mogerman
Melinda Monroe
 

Monticello College Foundation
Robert Moody
Sydney Moore
David & Cheryl Morley
Mike & Kathy Morris
Jamie Mottern
James & Christine Mudd, Jr.
Janet & Thomas Mug
Serena N. Muhammad
Bernard J. Muhlenkamp
David Mundy
Kevin & Nancy Murray
Kate & Eric Neff
Peter S. Neidorff
Margaret M. Neill
Helen Nelling
Mike Nichols
Michael & Rebecca Niemiec
Nike, Inc.
Tabitha Grimm Nolting
Norman J. Stupp Foundation – Commerce Trust Company, Trustee
Allyn O’Byrne
Alice O’Donnell
Jeanne Randall Olson
Marianne & Lou Osman
Marilyn Otis
Sharon Parker & Robert Swarm
Todd Patterson
PayPal Charitable Giving Fund
Charles & Betty Pearson
Bethany & Ryan Penrod
Pershing Charitable Trust
Pettus Foundation
Lindsey Pfeiffer
Philadelphia Insurance Companies
Gary & Carole Philipps
Jennifer Pierce
Christopher Poelker
Judy & David Postma
Pott Foundation
Allison Price
Henry Puch & Barbara Enneking
Debbie & Joe Rahn
Jessica Randall
Thomas Rapp
Kristine Raterman & Joe Dorlac
Richard M. Raterman
Ryan & Jerlilyn Reed
Regions Bank
Charles & Deborah Rehm
David Reidel
Renaissance Charitable
Chrissy Renick
Gabriel Rhoads
Cheryl Riley & Jim Cooper
Maureen Lanier Roberts
Alesia M. Roccia
Michael & Ann Rocha
David Rodgers & Paul Whitsitt
Donald W. Roe
Josh Rogers
Heidy Polanco Romano
Barry Rosenberg
Susan Rosner
Mark Ross
RS Electric Construction
Bill & Mindy Ruttledge
Mark & Jenny Sadow
Greater Saint Louis Community Foundation
John Sandberg & Celeste Vossmeyer
Adam & Lillian Sandberg
Lindsey Schmidt
Denny Schoemehl
John Schrader
Michael & Eileen Schultz
Annie Guyton Seal
Mark & Anna Sears
Janice & Stephen Seele
Segue Partners, LLC

Audrey Shanfeld
Leon Sharpe
Amy Shaw
Jennifer Shore
Florian Sichling & Jane Deronne
Deborah Siewing
Sign of the Arrow – St. Louis Pi Beta Phi Alumnae
Amy & Brian Sims
April Sloan
Clif & Gail Smart
Steve Smith
Kristin Sobolik & Scott Peterson
Matt Sonderman
Southeast Missouri State University
Nancy Spargo
Patrick Springer
St. Charles Kiwanis Club
St. Louis Christmas Carols Association
St. Louis County Children’s Service Fund
St. Louis Economic Development Partnership
St. Louis Philanthropic Organization, Inc.
Donald Stacey
Peter Stelling
William & Laurie Stern
Lesa & Robert Steward
John Straetker
Steve Strauss
Richard & Susan Sullivan
Craig & Amy Sumner
Sunnen Foundation
Ken Tacony
Mallene Tatum
Susan Tebb
The Boeing Company
The Crawford Taylor Foundation
The Dana Brown Charitable Trust
The Giving Block
The Murray Family
The Potter’s House at ONE LA
Nicki & Chris Thomson
Justavian Tillman
Heather Lasher Todd & Allen Todd
Thomas Todd
Tromblee Family Foundation
Jane Tschudy
United Way of Greater St. Louis
Raymond & Laurie Van de Riet
Patty Van Tuinen
Mary & Bruce Vaughan
Rebecca Vossmeyer & Spencer Friedrich
John Wagner
Harvey Wallace & Madeleine Elkins
Cherelle Washington
Danielle Washington
Denise Washington
Caryn Watson
Jackie Weaver
Stephen & Kathy Weissler
Jacqueline & Vernon Wellington
Linda & Pete Werner
Kristen Wild
Allison & Kevin Williams
Daniel Williams
Nancy Willimon
Moira Wilmes
Laura Winter
Kelly Wisness
Scott & Carolyn Wittkop
Stephen Wolff
Pamela Wollenberg
World Wide Technology Inc.
Brenda Wrench
Claire Wyneken & Patrice Crotty
Matthew Wyneken & Kristina Hansen
Marilyn Young
YouthBridge Community Foundation
Vince & Dawn Zagarri
Stuart & Susan Zimmerman
Doug Zschiegner
Margaret Zubler

Certain project costs have been
underwritten by the Missouri
Dept. of Economic Development’s
Youth Opportunities Program and
Neighborhood Assistance Program.

1898 Society

Wyman honors the legacy of our supporters who have made a planned gift through our 1898 Society. We thank you for your partnership, generosity, anc commitment.

if you are interested in making a planned gift to Wyman, please contact Kristine Raterman at 636.549.1235, or make your will and estate plans today with FreeWill.

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Joseph Dorlac
Michael & Diane Doster
Don & Nancy Etling
Tom & Pegi Etzkorn
Charles & Elizabeth Freshour
Dave & Tina Hilliard
Shante Lampley

Laura Massey
Bernard J. Muhlenkamp
Sohiar Rader
Bill & Mindy Ruttledge
James & Barbara Saitz
John Sandberg & Celeste Vossmeyer
Bill & Deborah Voss
Keat & Debbie Wilkins

Capital Campaign Donors

Thank you to these donors who made a gift in 2023 to help restore and improve historic Camp Wyman! The improvements funded by these gifts will allow us to serve more individuals, and to serve them better.

If you are interested in making a capital campaign gift, please contact Kristine Raterman at 636.549.1235, or visit our Capital Campaign webpage.

3 Creek Ranch & the Massey Law Firm
Kristopher Anderson
Anonymous
Amy Berg & Kurt Russell
BJC Health System
Jaylen Bledsoe
CBIZ Benefits & Insurance Services Inc.
Susan Chomeau
Charla Claypool & Jeremy Stevens
Lynn Courier & James Visser
Tom Cowan
Pam Cross
Kathleen M. Dabrowski
Marci Mayer Eisen
Don & Nancy Etling
Kelly Garrett & Elizabeth Keegan Garrett
Judith Guerrero
Peter Wilson & Madelyn Harris
Robyn & Tom Heidger
Ellen Howe
Gail Hubbard
Scott Iverson
Karl & Karen Kloster
Heather Lasher Todd & Allen Todd

Jenny Lenhard & Tim Sharpe
Alice Lloyd
Carolyn W. Losos
Shertina & Kwasi Mawuenyega
McCarthy Building Companies Inc.
Dee & Cary Mogerman
David & Cheryl Morley
Peter S. Neidorff
Marilyn Otis
Debbie & Joe Rahn
Regions Bank
David Rodgers & Paul Whitsitt
Barry Rosenberg
RS Electric Construction
Greater Saint Louis Community Foundation
John Sandberg & Celeste Vossmeyer
Mark & Anna Sears
Florian Sichling & Jane Deronne
Steve Smith
Nancy Spargo
Susan Tebb
Nicki & Chris Thomson
Mary & Bruce Vaughan
Jacqueline & Vernon Wellington
Kristen Wild
Allison & Kevin Williams
Nancy M. Willimon

In Memory and Honor

In memory of Charles Bartke
The Murray Family

In memory of Ross Eatherly, DDS
Kiwanis Club of Maplewood

In memory of Kit McElhany
Elizabeth & Charles Freshour

In memory of Michael & Monica Neidorff
Peter S. Neidorff

In memory of Kathleen Raterman
Richard Raterman

In memory of DeVonne Wilson
Cheryl K. Riley

In memory of Isaac Young
The Tromblee Family Foundation

In honor of Doug Archibald
EnkojiNelson Consortium

In honor of Bridgeton Kiwanis Club
Anonymous

In honor of Don Etling
Josh Rogers

In honor of Jackie & Ted Iverson
Ariana Jasarevic

In honor of Jeanne Lewi
Susan Kohl & Rosemary Denson
Christopher J. McCarthy

In honor of Maureen Masterson
Gregory Coonrod

In honor of Marilyn McBride
Terrence & Jen McBride

In honor of John McHugh
Janice & Stephen Seele

In honor of Murphy Moore
Sara Fleming

In honor of Norm, Fred, & Jeannine Obermoeller
Bruce Herzog

In honor of John Sandberg
James & Peggy Crowe
Stephen & Judith Doss
John & Diane Hefele
Dave & Tina Hilliard
Neil Miller

In honor of Lesa Steward
World Wide Technology Inc.

In honor of Wyman’s 125th Anniversary
Karen S. Kalish

In honor of Claire Wyneken
3 Creek Ranch & the Massey Law Firm
Anonymous
CBIZ Benefits & Insurance Services
Chiron Community Giving Foundation
Lynn Courier & James Visser
Tom Cowan
Kathleen M. Dabrowski
Marci Mayer Eisen
Kelly Garrett & Elizabeth Keegan Garrett
Peter Wilson & Madelyn Harris
Dave & Tina Hilliard
Ellen Howe
Scott Iverson
Karen S. Kalish
Ruth Lederman
Carolyn W. Losos
Shertina & Kwasi Mawuenyega
Peter S. Neidorff
Marilyn Otis
Barry Rosenberg
Steve Smith
Nancy Spargo
Nicki & Chris Thomson
Heather Lasher Todd & Allen Todd
Mary & Bruce Vaughan
Kristen Wild
Allison & Kevin Williams
Marilyn Young

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2023 financials

2023 sources of revenue

2023 Expenses

Wyman Gala 2025!

Join us next year at the Wyman Gala, April 5, 2025!