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2008 Recipients of the
Chancellor's Award for Leadership in Philanthropy


First Lady Anne HoltonPhilanthropy leaders were honored April 23, 2008 at the Country Club of Virginia in Richmond as the 2008 recipients of the Chancellor's Award for Leadership in Philanthropy. The program honors outstanding benefactors from each of Virginia’s 23 community colleges.

First Lady Anne Holton, who is focused on improving the lives and futures of foster children in Virginia, spoke about her partnership with Virginia's Community Colleges to enhance higher education opportunities for foster children, called “Great Expectations.”

“This event is also a way to say thank you to men and women who, through their generosity, are elevating lives by expanding the opportunities of higher education,” said Chancellor Glenn DuBois in making the awards. He was assisted in the presentation by Virginia Foundation for Community College Education Chairman Chris Lumsden and Foundation Board Member Eva T. Hardy.


2008 Philanthropy Leaders

Mr. Alex Booth, Jr.
Mr. Martin and Mrs. Barbara Bowling
Mrs. Grace H. Carpenter
Mr. Thomas Christopher
Mr. Hugh Cosner
The Gilmer, Sadler, Ingram, Sutherland and HuttonLaw Firm
Mr. Irving M. Groves, Jr.
Dr. Lee Gurel
Mr. Jack A. Hammond
Mrs. Frances Hobbs
The Family of Robert Eley and Jane Johnson
Mr. David O. Ledbetter
Mr. Ivor and Mrs. Maureen Massey
Mr. George N. McMath
Mr. Bill Miller
Ms. Donna L. Mitchell
Mr. George W. Roper II
Mr. Carl A. Rosberg
Mrs. Beverley B. Shoemaker
Dr. Catherine Smith
The Estate of Mrs. Elizabeth P. Smith
Mr. Gene Thomas
Mr. Landon R. Wyatt, Jr.

Past recipients of the
Chancellor's Award

News release on the 2008
Chancellor's Award

VaHigherEd Podcast:
First Lady Anne Holton

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