2011 Beth Drews
Scholarship Recipients
Robert Anguzu
National Agricultural Research Organisation
Brett Bronfield
Collingswood Public Library
Nick Carter
CCTV Center for Media & Democracy
Maia Enzer
Sustainable Northwest
Jennifer Gennari
Greenbelt Alliance
Sandra Leander
Duet
Barbara Lefler
The Mysathenia Gravis Association of Western PA
Katya Matanovic
Pomegranate Center
Chris Miller
Akron Digital Media Center
Anna Kristina Moore
National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy
Terri Mueller
Greater Kansas City LISC
Alejandra Palacios
Instituto Mexicano para la Competitividad, A.C.
Rebecca Rauber
ACLU of San Diego & Imperial Counties
Maya van Rossum
Delaware Riverkeeper Network
Jesslyn Shields
Georgia River Network
Peggy Slater
Good Shepherd Children & Family Services
Dean Svoboda
Autism Aspergers Friendship Society
Rebecca Terrell
Memphis Center for Reproductive Health
A. Kathryn Wilds
Lancaster Area Literacy Cooperative
Thalia Zepatos
Freedom to Marry
 

The Beth Drews Scholarship


To honor the memory of Goodman Center co-founder Elizabeth Fair Drews, we established the Beth Drews Scholarships in 2010. Under this program, twenty outstanding individuals from the nonprofit community are awarded full tuition to the classes of their choice in our online school. We are proud to announce the recipients comprising the Class of 2012:
  • Sonja Barisic, St. Mary’s Home for Disabled Children
  • Nanci Champlin, Funders’ Committee for Civic Participation
  • Kim Day, International Assn. of Forensic Nurses
  • Jennifer Dickson, The Wilderness Society
  • Eric Frank, Catholic Charities of Salina
  • Walter Jayawardene, Irish Council for Civil Liberties
  • Farhana Khera, Muslim Advocates
  • Karen Kolberg, IMPACT, Inc.
  • Tonia Kovtunovich, Portland Youthbuilders
  • Marta Lindsey, TransForm
  • Laura Longhine, Youth Communication
  • Stephanie Mayer, High Jump
  • Katherine Moos, Hunger Free Colorado
  • Rachael Murphy, Foroige
  • Amanda Ormand, Western Grid Group
  • Jee Pae, Urban Alliance
  • Alice Rolls, George Organics
  • Thomas Saenz, MALDEF
  • Nancy Wiebe, Youthville
  • Katharine Zimmerman, Seniors First, Inc.

Elizabeth Fair Drews (1955–2010), a co-founder of The Goodman Center, was executive director of marketing at Lipman Hearne for six years, coming to us after her post as lead marketing executive at the Chicago Botanic Gardens. An expert communicator, a sharp businesswoman, and a wise and thoughtful collaborator, Beth was also one of the most trusted and beloved persons at the firm. This scholarship for The Goodman Center has been established by her colleagues in her honor.