2022 DC/Tysons Community Impact Annual Report

Annual Report Summary

Together. For Better. Two of our core values in action. Connecting our community efforts and the culture that we have at the firm is one of the really important things we do in this region.

As I reflect on the last year, I’m extremely proud of our commitment to the greater Washington community. We provided robust support to local nonprofits through our time and talents as demonstrated in this annual report.

- Tim Gillis

Office Managing Partner, Washington DC Metro – Partner, Tax

A message from Tim

Fiscal Timeline

FY22 Community Impact Donations and Sponsorships

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125th Anniversary Community Impact Day

We celebrated KPMG's 125th anniversary on August 2nd with a Community Impact Day, where our partners and professionals participated in volunteer activities and special events across the country. Our 90 offices throughout the U.S. identified 450 local non-profits to support the anniversary celebration.

KPMG DC/Tyson Community Impact Day

To celebrate KPMG’s 125th Anniversary, we had a firm-wide Community Impact Day. Together. For Better.

“KPMG is so big, every day I come across new people and discover new services we offer. That’s why events like the 125th CI are so special. They bring us together and create a sense of KPMG community around our common values. I really enjoyed seeing colleagues from all different lines of business meet and form connections around a cause they were passionate about.”

- Milly Onslow

“I really enjoyed volunteering for Junior Achievement of Greater Washington as part of Community Impact Day this year. Not only was the work fun and rewarding, but it was great to get out from behind my computer screen and connect with my teammates and other KPMG folks! I look forward to being a Team Captain again!”

- Adam Wise

“My favorite experience as a team captain on Community Impact day, aside from being part of the tremendous success in celebrating the firm’s legacy, was connecting with colleagues of all levels from various practices to achieve a common goal. I'm thankful to have been a part of this huge milestone and to celebrate the success of our firm while strengthening our community.”

- Sean Nguyen

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Nonprofit Partnership Spotlight

At KPMG we believe that small actions can lead to huge impact. Our work with the National MS Society provides us with multiple opportunities to unite for a powerful cause so that people living with MS can live their best lives. In 2013, KPMG was inducted into National MS Society’s Circle of Distinction for raising more than $4.6 million over the last decade. In 2022, our DC/Tysons KPMG team raised over $27,000 for the MS Bike Nation’s Capital Ride.

“I believe that our partnership with KPMG is truly a collaborative authentic community alliance in which the financial support and rich engagement help to advance the mission of the National MS Society and the social impact objectives of KPMG. The National MS Society has real champions on the KPMG team with whom we work year-round to grow and deepen our relationship year over year.”

- Chartese Barry, President, National MS Society

“Over 3 million people globally, of which 1 million are in the US, have Multiple Sclerosis (MS), a disease affecting the central nervous system that results in unpredictable symptoms from numbness to paralysis. With those facts in mind and a lifelong goal to help others achieve their best lives, I jumped at the chance to lead our KPMG DC area partnership with and be a board trustee of the MS Society. The partnership KPMG has with the MS Society has given me, my family, colleagues, and friends an opportunity to come together at walks, bike rides, and other events to support those with MS, while building a common bond with others in the community to work together for better.”

- Dirk Gifford, Partner, National MS Society Board of Directors

FY22 DC/Tysons Community Impact Grants :

The KPMG Community Impact Grants program will recognize and empower KPMG employees who live our values and make a difference in their communities by supporting the nonprofit organizations that are important to them. Community Impact Grants are funded by the KPMG U.S. Foundation Inc. to organizations nominated by our employees.

Nonprofit Organization	Name
Amazing Families Foundation, Inc.	Joseph Bartling
American Studies Center	Nancy Phllips
Animal Welfare League	Julia Skinner
Asian American LEAD	Robert Sohn
Bullies 2 The Rescue	Morgan Buchanan
Calvary Women's Services	Susannah Kiehl
Canyon County Discovery Center	Jenifer Williams
Childrens National Hospital Foundation	Colin Winchester
Cornerstone Community Housing, Inc.	Johnny Ramsey
Food Bank of Delaware	Scott Shaughnessy
FRESHFARM	Daniel Rodden
Hamiltonian Artists	Kisha Rusek
Horton's Kids, Inc.	Makia Robertson
Insight on the Inside, Inc.	Sheryl Stratton
Jordan's Way Foundation	Olivia Brown
Karen Dale Foundation	Andrea Ford
La Clinica Del Pueblo	Fernando Gutierrez-Sol
Latinas Leading Tomorrow	Gerson Elias Alvarado
Leadership Fairfax	Devan Strebig
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society	Caitlin Henry
Life Pieces to Masterpieces	Haley Gray
Loudoun Aces Baseball Club	Tymothy Kaywork
MedStar-Georgetown Medical Center, Inc.	Cory Feldman
Military Bowl Foundation	Erin Brady
National CASA/GAL Association for Children	Andrea Rubio
National Links Trust	Andrew Simmons
National Multiple Sclerosis Society	Joseph Branch
Northwest Arkansas Equality, Inc.	Jafet Malave
Raices Cyber	Sandra Pinto-Vera
Rainbow Place Shelter for Homeless Women	David Chung
Samba Boyz	Hasan Ghaleb
Semper Fi & America's Fund	Thomas Eggerling
Serve Veterans Corp.	Tony Lou
Shenandoah National Park Trust	Trail Farley
Small Things Matter	Nora Wheeler
SMYAL	Keith Hooper
Sprout Therapeutic Riding and Education Center	Erica Harte
Strathmore Bel Pre Swim Team Association	Denise Reyes
The Animal Haven	Carly Whitmer
The Conference for Asian Pacific American Leadership	Nisha Kurani
The READ Center	Maxwell Duncan
Three Roots International	Lauren Cress
Togo Kids Hope	Gnoemiwoe Amouzou
Whitman-Walker Health	Amelia Frye
Women Business Collaborative	Stephanie Gore
Woodgrove Music And Arts Association	Laura Schneiders

FY22 NPO Board Services:

Nonprofit board service is a triple win for the community, the professional, and the firm. Thank you to all of our Partner and Managing Directors who serve on nonprofit boards or committees.

Nonprofit Organization	Name	Position
Ford's Theatre / St. Bonaventure University	Steven G. Barry	Partner, Audit
The First Tee DC / Lehigh University Accounting Department	Daniel D. Basca	Partner, Tax
Don Bosco Cristo Rey	Eric M. Boehk	Partner, Audit
The Creative School	Ronald J. Bozant	Managing Director, Audit
The Fishing School / Victory Youth Center	Erik M. Causey	Partner, Federal Audit
ISACA Greater Washington, D.C. Chapter	Nirali Chawla	Managing Director, Advisory
Global Policy Exchange	Elizabeth Coffin	Principal in Charge, Government Affairs and Public Policy
The Washington Chorus	Taylor Cortright	Managing Director, Tax, WNT
Venture Philanthropy Partners	Manal Corwin	Partner, Tax, WNT
SOME / Women Corporate Directors: DC Chapter	Julia F. Cullen	Partner, Audit
Georgetown Visitation Prepartory School	Maureen Davenport	Principal, BPG
The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, National Capitol Chapter / The John S. Mulholland Family Foundation / Virginia Tech Accounting Information Systems Advisory Board / Virginia Tech Student Affairs Alumni Advisory Board	Kimberly Davis-Riffe	Partner, Advisory
Community Tax Aid	Harley T. Duncan	Managing Director, Tax, WNT
National PKU Alliance / National PKU News	Jerry L. Elkins II	Partner, Audit
Cornerstone Montgomery	Erkan Erdem	Principal, Tax
C&O Canal Trust	Sherif R. Ettefa	Partner, Federal Audit
PACT, Inc. / iDE	Mark Fitzgerald	Principal, Tax- DEO
VSCPA Educational Foundation / Western Fairfax Christian Ministries	Heather K. Flanagan	Partner, Audit
Association of Strategic Alliance Professionals	Cherie Gartner	Principal, Advisory
American Hotel & Lodging Association	Thomas A. Gerth	Partner, Audit
National MS Society	Dirk Gifford	Managing Director, Tax
The Kennedy Center / Washington Nationals Philanthropies	Timothy H. Gillis	Office Managing Partner, DC Metro
Alzheimer's Association- National Capital Region	James Gould	Partner, Audit
Junior Achievement of Greater Washington	Jimmy Hauer	Partner, Federal Audit
Melwood / Autism Speaks National Capital Area	Sean Hoffman	Partner, Advisory
Asian American Bar Association of New York	Jeff Ikejiri	Principal, Tax
Board of Pharmacy	Larry Kacot	Principal, Advisory
United Way of the National Capital Area / Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts	Tracy K. Kenny	Partner, Audit
Big Brothers Big Sisters	Hakeem A. Khwaja	Partner, Audit
Calvary Women's Service / Alzheimer’s Association	Susannah M. Kiehl	Managing Director, Federal Audit
Aspire! After School	Richard Knight	Partner, Advisory
AIESEC US / Comfort Cases	Andrew C. Lewis	Partner, Federal Audit
Community Hope / Tulane University Business School Council	Lisa Madden	Vice Chair, Risk Management
International Center for Not-for-Profit Law	Ruth Madrigal	Principal, Tax
Salvation Army of the National Capital Area	Mark A. McFaddin	Partner, Risk Management
Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Washington	Suzanne McLaughlin	Partner, Audit
DC Youth Orchestra Program	Armando Mieles	Partner, Federal Audit
StepAfrika!	Christopher Montgomery	Managing Director, Advisory
Living Classrooms / Martha's Table / The Uplift Foundation	James Moore	Principal, Tax
Girl Scouts of the Nation's Capital	Jodi Morton	Chief Data Officer, Nexus Executive
ATI	Kim Myers	Managing Director, Advisory
Northern Virginia Science Center	Corbin Neiberline	Partner, Federal Audit
Burgundy Farm Country Day School	Jeffrey J. Norris	Partner, Audit
Georgetown University McDonough School	J. Preston Parker	Principal, Advisory
Tysons Partnership	Pramit J. Patel	Partner, Audit
National Cherry Blossom Festival	L. Allen Perraud	Managing Director, Audit
Old Takoma Business Association	Preston Quesenberry	Managing Drector, Tax
Shakespeare Theatre	Michelle Quest	UK-US Corridor- Lead
Boy Scouts of the National Capital Area	Eric W. Rasmussen	Partner, Federal Audit
Young Playwrights Theater / N Street Village	Lisa D. Rawls	Principal, Advisory
DC College Access Program	Nikki Reid	Partner, Advisory
Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic	Kristen Salmon	Managing Director, Tax
Junior Achievement of Greater Washington / Northern Virginia Technology Council / University of Delaware- Hillel / University of Delaware- Accounting & MIS Department	Matthew T. Schwartz	Partner, Advisory
Rescuedog Org	Jonathan Seastrom	Principal, Advisory
STEM for Her	Elizabeth M. Seegers	Principal, Risk Management
Community Tax Law Project	Mary I. Slonina	Managing Director, Tax, WNT
Southern Federal Tax Institute	James B. Sowell	Principal, Tax, WNT
Thanks USA / Browne Academy / Alfred University	Patricia M. St. George	Partner, Federal Advisory
Sarah's Circle	Darien Thall	Managing Director, Federal Audit
Bread for the City / Greater Washington Society of CPAs	Derek W. Thomas	Partner, Audit
Community Business Partnership / George Mason University Foundation	Robin Valentine	Partner, Audit
Navy Mutual Aid Insurance	Michael C. Vitale	Managing Director, Advisory
Virginia Tech Accounting and Information Systems Department	Michelle Welck	Partner, Tax
March of Dimes	Richard T. Wheeler III	Partner, Audit
Global Impact / Board for Center for Disaster Philanthropy	Anita V. Whitehead	Principal, Tax- DEO
American Heart Association Mid-Atlantic Area	Caroline J. Whittington	Partner, Tax
Canyon County Discovery Center	Jenifer Williams	Managing Director, Advisory

2022 KPMG WPGA

Launched last year at the 2021 KPMG Women's PGA Championship in Atlanta, the Birdies for Books program provided 13,750 books to Atlanta-area schools. During our 2022 KPMG WPGA, for every birdie made during the tournament's four rounds, KPMG donated 10 books to underserved school districts in the Washington, D.C. area, benefitting our KPMG Family for Literacy (KFFL) program. The mission of KFFL is to eradicate childhood illiteracy by putting new books and educational resources into the hands of children in need and developing the next generation of young leaders through reading. Annually we support 18 Title 1 schools and serve almost 10,000 kids in the DMV area.