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The new Canal Boathouse at Long Wharf Nearly 12,000 individual donors Companies choose to locate in Community members gathered Former U.S. Congressman Luis Vicente For years, the corner of Hazel Street was the setting for the Foundation’s from Greater New Haven and Connecticut based on the skills of its on September 25 for learning and Gutiérrez headlined the Progreso Latino and Shelton Avenue in New Haven’s Annual Meeting. Foundation leaders workforce. Students need an education Fund’s Forum in October and urged Newhallville neighborhood was an beyond participated in the 36-hour collaborating on ideas for creating challenged our community to put our that will empower them to adapt to inclusive economic growth. The the crowd to get involved with the infamous blighted vacant lot known resources, talent and resolve to work online giving event held May 1-2. a rapidly evolving economy. These Convening opened with a spoken political process by helping with voter as “the mudhole.” Now, it is an inviting to create opportunity for everyone. The $1.8 million raised for more and other points were discussed word performance, imagining a registration efforts. Gutiérrez along public space, landscaped by neighbors Board chair Khalilah Brown-Dean than 390 nonprofits surpassed the during a briefing for donors with future of meaningful work and hope with Advisory Board co-chairs Tara working with Urban Resource Initiative committed The Foundation to listening panelists Patricia Melton, president Davila and Yadira Ijeh emphasized the (R U I) at the Yale School of Forestry. event’s previous record set last year. for all. Local, regional and national to the voices of those who are too often of New Haven Promise, David Salinas, experts led discussions on supporting need for Latinos to mobilize as a group The transformation, and the 25-year underrepresented and underserved. A new prize was created in 2019 to founder & CEO of District New Haven entrepreneurship, building career in preparation for the 2020 election to birthday of the Community Greenspace Foundation president & CEO Will commemorate the 10th Anniversary and Wendy Waithe Simmons, former pathways for local jobs and increasing insure that issues of importance program, was celebrated in 2019 by Ginsberg urged the community to unify of The Great Give® and this $10,000 director of education and equity at opportunities in neighborhoods where to Latinos are not ignored. program partners, residents and city behind a shared vision of a regional Connecticut Voices for Children. The officials along with its creator, The was awarded to Whitney Players. inequity persists. Tawanna Black, economy that is both growing and briefing was part of The Foundation’s founder and CEO of the Center for Foundation. Now lead by URI, the OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL FOR OPPORTUNITY inclusive. Since 2010, giveGreater.‌org® continuing work to engage local leaders E conomic Inclusion in Minneapolis/St. greenspace program has received over has distributed approximately in discussions about the need to build Paul, (above) spoke of how business, $1 million from The Foundation in this $9.8 Million to local nonprofits. an economy that is both growing and government, philanthropy and the quarter century and URI has completed inclusive. social sector have all embraced more than 300 urban greenspace economic inclusion as a shared goal restoration projects throughout in the Twin Cities. A panel discussion New Haven. about equity and inclusion in Greater New Haven ended the day.

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In 2019, granted Foundation The amount included more than $2.9M more included amount to than $34M more distributed and addition to grants, The Foundation Foundation The to grants, addition many that align with the goals and goals the many with that align responsive awarded competitively in This organizations. nonprofit local representing 294 organizations. 294 representing series attended by 1230 people people by 1230 attended series objectives of The Foundation’s The of work objectives offered a robust capacity building building capacity arobust offered grants to 43 local programs including including programs to 43 local grants / REPORT 2019 - 20 total, $13.5M was repeat giving by fund $13.5M by fund total, giving repeat was Banner year for local giving giving local year for Banner with appreciated stock and donors took took donors and stock appreciated with Nearly $35M in gifts and transfers were transfers and $35MNearly gifts in advantage of the opportunity to make opportunity the of advantage new funds too with 37 with too and created, new funds year abanner was for It donors. living from year,record gifts for especially 2019, in Foundation to The made a holders. Many year-end gifts were made Many year-end gifts holders. donor advised funds continued to be continued funds advised donor distributions from retirement assets. retirement from distributions required from gifts charitable qualified our fastest growing type of fund. Of the Of fund. of type growing fastest our helm in 2020. in helm new Chair, over the took Smith, Don and term her finished (pictured) Perry Lynne Chair Bassett Board town region. five- its throughout poverty childhood on focusing project community-wide a VCF led In addition, new funds. 13 of establishment the including new gifts $3,541,682 in $1,816,349 attracted and leader. totaling In 2019 grants VCF made philanthropic as asignificant stature its build to grow and continues (VCF) Foundation Valley Community The Valley leader year for Successful At its Annual Meeting, the Community Community the Meeting, Annual At its value of care economy economy care of value the on light Shedding the plight of millions of women who women of millions of plight the their families live in poverty. 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Funders aIn 2019, awarded was Foundation The Connecticut. and DACA-eligible residents across across residents DACA-eligible and advocacy organizations, advocating advocating organizations, advocacy enhancing includes work Their abuse. protections stronger for advocates immigration policy and needs, and needs, and policy immigration supporting undocumented immigrants immigrants undocumented supporting support this work. 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Families house. abounce and race sack music, lively and to food In addition DayFamily inAugust Fun Fitness and expressing gratitude for the model and and model the for gratitude expressing simulation safety afire experienced on hand at the New Haven Healthy Start Haven New atthe hand Healthyon Start back to community. their back take could they information life-saving / REPORT 2019 - 20 The Greater New Haven Community Greater Haven New Community The and actionablesteps conversations spurs Data for Greaterfor Haven, New Valley the 2019 2019 the Index and Valley Community Index present awealth of present Index Community Community Foundation and an advisory anadvisory and Foundation Community and where the greatest challenges challenges greatest the where and including The Community Foundation Foundation Community The including in were created and by DataHaven and conversations community inform at look anin-depth lie, through strategies. The reports are published published are reports The strategies. thriving are people where showing demographics and population, economic economic population, and demographics region, our in population the about data engagement. The data is important to important is data The engagement. collaboration with community partners partners community with collaboration civic and health, wellbeing opportunity, committee of community leaders. community of committee “Advancing Inclusive June, The Foundation brought ateam brought Foundation June, The accessible entrepreneurship entrepreneurship accessible on conference at learns The Foundation listens and partners, community With were joined by Quinnipiac by Quinnipiac were joined and community leader Kim Harris and Harris Kim leader community and from The Foundation’s staff and board board and Foundation’s The staff from McKinney, Collab co-founder Caroline Caroline McKinney, co-founder Collab Cities, a learning network of 40 cities cities 40 of network alearning Cities, Creating an inclusive entrepreneurial entrepreneurial an inclusive Creating Shelton businessman Dominick Cerritelli. Dominick businessman Shelton Haven New businesswoman Smith, Fred professor Business of School efforts to promote a future of afuture to promote efforts Foundation’s The of apillar is ecosystem of local leaders to Pittsburgh for the for to Pittsburgh leaders local of Greater Haven. for New In opportunity including New Haven. New including national conference hosted by Forward by Forward hosted conference national E n R trepreneurship” trepreneurship” e presentatives presentatives U n iversity iversity Technology, Coding and IT Services. Services. Technology, IT and Coding Advanced Manufacturing, Architecture, Architecture, Manufacturing, Advanced and Back” commitment Back” and “To, Through strengthens Promise Haven New (NHP) Council started with agroup with (NHP) started Council these fields, our community future future community our fields, these the private sector’s hiring from NHP’s from hiring sector’s private the increasing and experience work vital as they return to New Haven after to Haven New after return as they and Biosciences, Legal/Court System, Legal/Court Biosciences, and trepreneurship, Finance, Healthcare Finance, Healthcare trepreneurship, E Promise scholars are among our among are scholars Promise and Communications, and Marketing Last year,Last Haven New the Promise on eight key employment clusters: clusters: key eight on employment leaders business cross-sector 12 off prospects grow ever-brighter.prospects diverse talent pool. 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Funds of The Community Foundation Community The of Funds Children In Placement Fund E st. 1962 by bequest of Grace E. Busby. Community Now More Than Ever Fund E st. 2016 by David W. Cugell and wanted to remember the woman Matthew & Gladys Bliss Brinckerhoff Fund E st. 2008 by Children In Placement Inc. who had so much enthusiasm for E st. 1982 by the W. E. Bliss George J. Bysiewicz Scholarship Fund Est. 2017 by The Community Foundation Christina Enroth-Cugell E st. 2000 by Katherine Bysiewicz. Children’s Center Fund for Greater New Haven. life, especially in her retirement Charitable Foundation. E st. 1987 by Children’s Center. R alph V. & Marguerite P. Currier Fund years. Jennie C. Bronson Fund Anne Tyler Calabresi Fund Bob and Mary Beth Congdon Fund E st. 1979 by bequest of Ralph V. and E st. 2015 by Roslyn Milstein Meyer. Lidia Choma Scholarship Fund E st. 2018 by Bob and Mary Beth Congdon. Marguerite P. Currier. Joan was inspired by many things E st. 1976 by bequest of Jennie C. Bronson. E st. 2018 by Lidia Choma. — news, literature, gardening, Flora Calhoun Fund Connecticut Association of Latinos Enos Curtin Fund photography and arts. Her passion Christian Community Action Inc. Fund E st. 1957 by bequest of Flora J. Calhoun. in Higher Education Fund Est. 1995 by Enos Curtin. for gardening led he to become Est. 2008 by Christian Community Est. 2008 by Connecticut Association a Certified Master Gardner and The Canning Bellemore Fund Action Inc. Anna Cutler Fund E st. 2018 by Denise and Ted Canning. of Latinos in Higher Education. E st. 1957 by bequest of Anna Cutler. a member of the Milford Garden David M. Ciardiello Fund Club for many years. Her delight Capers Prize Fund Connecticut Children’s Museum Fund Jacqueline E. D’Addio Fund E st. 1983 by Peter Ciardiello. as a lifelong reader led her to Est. 2009 by the Capers Committee. Est. 1986 by Connecticut Children’s E st. 2008 by Tracy D’Addio. Dominic Cinicola Fund Museum. become a member of the Fantastic David A. Cappetta Scholarship Fund E st. 2000 by bequest of Dominic Cinicola. Ann & Robert Dahl Fund Book Club for over a decade. E st. 2014 by family and friends of Connecticut Fund for the Environment E st. 2008 by Ann and Robert Dahl. A Bronx, NY native of immigrant David A. Cappetta. Civic Orchestra of New Haven Fund Est. 1994 by The Connecticut Fund E st. 1991 by Civic Orchestra of New Haven. for the Environment. J. Dwight & Anna E. Dana Fund parents, Joan never lost her love E st. 1967 by bequests of J. Dwight and for Ireland and her compassion Connecticut Hospice Fund OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL FOR OPPORTUNITY Annette S. Clark Fund Anna E. Dana. for immigrant families. And her Est. 1997 by Annette S. Clark. Est. 1978 by Connecticut Hospice Inc. Maria Dana Fund friends and family never lost their Connecticut Women’s E st. 1962 by bequest of Maria T. Dana. love for Joan. Golf Association Fund Cynthia D. 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available to meet our community’s Anonymous (49) Tony Cafiero & Heather Rife Bruce R. Lively David R. Schaefer future needs. Douglas & Amy Allen Sharon Cappetta Mary F. Lowery Irene Scheld John D. Allen & Keith E. Hyatte Mary Carey Robert◊ & Joyce Mailhouse Judith Schurman E laine R. Anderson Barbara W. Carlson Jean B. & M. Anne◊ Mauro Mr. & Mrs. Anthony P. Scillia David Anthony E lizabeth Ann Ceccarelli Carolyn M. Mazure Jane Steidley Shaw Lisa F. Arpaia, Esq. Phyllis E. Ceccarelli Phyllis McDowell Michael & Gale Silverberg Louis G. Audette II Peter Ciardiello Maria Mojica & Edgar Colon Teresa M. Sirico Judy August Nancy Clayton & Brad Collins Carol Nardini Carol Lynn Sirot Dr. Leon Bailey Jr. William S. Colwell Minot & Alycyn Nettleton Jane Snaider Henry E.◊ & Nancy H. Bartels Bob & Mary Beth Congdon Barbara Nicolazzo Kerala & Richard Snyder Myrna F. Baskin Louisa Cunningham Jim & Mimi Niederman Sara R. Stadler Thomas & Colleen Beirne E lizabeth Demir David O’Sullivan David Stagg & Suzanne Lagarde R onald Bell Ann Pecora Diamond Maryann Ott Patsy Taylor

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56 CFGNH.ORG/REPORT2019-20 *at time of publication ◊deceased NTIET E J. DAYTON CIRCLE 57 Kerri Gilmore Kim Johansen Shalynn McLaurin Doreen Picagli Shauwne Santiago Idris Trotman James Godley Daisa Johnson E lizabeth McNamara Dahiana Pijuan Raquel Santiago- Daizsana Turnage Anne Godsey William Johnson R enee Mehra Megan Pinkard Martinez Snow Turner Throughout the year, our volunteers contribute vast amounts of Lindy Lee Gold Corin Jones Vernon Melon Trisha Pitter Kristi Saw Alan Tyma time and skill to help us advance our mission. Each brings unique Joanne Goldblum Tanya Jones Jennifer Mendez Norine Polio David Schaefer E frain Urbina Ava Gonzales Terry Jones Omar Mendez Seth Poole Lynne Scott Denice Vallejo perspectives and experiences that represent the very best of our Jayson Gordneer Katie Jones Jill Meyerhoff Deborah Price Patricia Scussel E velyn Vasquez community and are amplified when blended together. We remain Derrick Gordon Joseph Joyner Tanya Miller Lee Purvis Barbara Segaloff Paul Veiga grateful and inspired by their deep-rooted commitment to this John Gordon Annie Garcia Kaplan Cynthia Mitchell Jesus Quinones Sandra Senich Lorena Venegas place we call home. Joseph Gordon Debbie Kee Jennifer Mitchell Natacha Ramos Christine Sessions Santia Vennett Samone Gordon Tirzah Kemp Mary Moniger-Elia Sierra Ransom Marketa Shabazz Christina Ventura

Volunteers Tamika Gordon Christine Kim Conley Monk Leslie Rascati Abdurrahim Shakir Joseph Vidro Curtis Gore Tyionna King Andrea Moore E lisha Ratchford N’Zinga Shani Diane Visconti Herman Edwards Maureen Gorman Jamel Kinsey Louisa Moore Carolyn Ray Galit Sharma Debbie Vitalis Sherman Edwards Valen R. Grandelski E d Kisluk R obin Moore-Evans Sean Ray Jane Shaw Janna Wagner Mohaganie Elder Sandra Grant Shakaya Kitchens Claire Morduch Samara Redwine Amelia Sherwood Charles Wakerley Pat Elia Thema Graves R ichard Knoll Carla Morrison Gloriad Ree D. Ellen Shuman Diana Wakerley Barbara Ellinghaus Kishon Gray E dward Konowitz Jeanette Morrison E lisabeth Reilly Ashley Sklar Jennifer Walk Tonis Elli Chante Greene Lauren Korman Loria Morrison Margarita Relaford Patricia Small Genevive Walker Yvonne Ellison Michael Greene Charles Kreitler Montrel Morrison Thabisa Rich Gary Smart LaKeisha Walker Faith Evans Kimberly Valerie Lane Gammy Moses Jewu Richardson Amos Smith Angettica Wallace Sheila Evans Griffifth ‑Arts Kashonda Lawrence Lakeya Moye Jurini Richardson Caroline Smith Marty Wallace R ichard Fearon Kathy Hagearty Frederick Leaf Wali Muhammad Mowhamed Jonathan Smith R aymond Wallace Lydia E. Feliciano Jaclyn Hanson Margaret Lee Fernando Muñiz R ichardson R aven Smith John Walsh Xia Feng Lisa Hardy-Gardner R obert Leighton R ebecca Muniz Mychal Richardson R olan Joni Young TyQuazia Walton Smith Amy Fenollosa Laura Harrell Clement Lewin Tennille Murphy Yanira Rios Brenda Ward Takara Smith Tom Ficklin Brenda Harris E laine Lickteig R adouane Nasry Michael Ritter Shaquesha Gardner Abbott Shanna Solomon Candice Beard Priscilla Burwell Dedra Cole Lygia Davenport Chariasika Figuero Kenn Harris Charles Long Bidisha Nath MD, MPH Nikia Ritter Washington Daisy Abreu Virginia Soto R achel Bejin Tahira Bush Patrice Collins Malwin Davila Juan Figueroa Maria Harris Anita Longstem Tony Nelson Allison Rivera Nijija-Ife Waters Doreen Abubakar Karen Spargo Shadae Bellamy E mily Byrne E unisa Colon Tara Davila E mily Fine Maxine Harris Anitra Longstin Lisa Newfield Anna Rivera-Alfaro Cynthia Watson Marie Acquavita Monae Spell Amanda Bell-King Heather Calabrese Luz Colville Andre Davis Joelle Fishman Sasha Hay Ingi-Mai Loorand Ashia Newton Frances Ronnet Watts Helen B. Adams R ivera‑Bragg Carlton Staggers R uby Belton-White Yolanda William Colwell Derrick Davis Polly Fitz Priscilla Hayes Maribel Lopez Madeline Nguyen Taynisha Watts Sharmay Adams Caldera ‑Durant Stephanie Roberts Jasmine Staggers Jasmine Benton Mary Beth Congdon Maudest Davis Ben Florsheim R achel Heerema Silvia Lopez Tram Nguyen R obert Wechsler Maysa Akbar Marilyn Calderon E lizabeth Robinson Kerry Stamford David Berkowitz Kathleen Cooney Kellyann Day Norman Forrester Travon Henderson Melissa Luckett R ochelle Nivens David Weinreb Myles Alderman Neva Caldwell Ana Rodriguez Montel Stanton E dna Berrios Sylvia Cooper Jose DeJesus Brenda Cheryl Herbert Barbara Lumpkin Louis Nixon Sarah Welinsky Junie Callon Joe Rodriguez Cynthia Steer Nancy Alderman Sherrea Blake Kenya Corley R obin DeJesus Foskey ‑Cyrus Cassandra Herera Jessica Lynch Flemming Norcott Lynda West Susan Canteen R andi Rubin Verta Stevenson Bruce Alexander R emi Boatright Marilyn Cormack Quashe Dennis Andrew Foster Carlton Highsmith Daviya Lyons Maria Norton Sorini West Desiree Caporaso Rodriguez R ev. Dr. Frederick J. Nancy Alexander Sherree Boldea Skye Cornell E ssence Weston Taylor Foundtree Barbara Hill E bony Manning Marcella Nuñez‑Smith Clinton Weston Alicia Caraballo Denny Rocio Rodriguez Streets Janet Alfano Katherine Bolt E lizabeth Cortega Tammy Frank Curtis Hill Sada Marshall Holly O’Brien Susan Whetstone Tiffany Cari Ingrid Derrick-Lewis Rocco Romano Pat Stuart Tatiana Alicea Miriam Bonhomme Kathy Cortes Taisha Franklin Colleen Hines Kippie Martin Clara O’Quinn Bianca Whitaker Giselle Carlotta- Diana Desmornes Shonda Rosetta Camille Suggs DeAri Allick R ebecca Bonhomme Kathleen Cosgrove Jacklyn Frasier Lynette Hines Amy Marx Jamel O’Quinn Crystal White

OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL FOR OPPORTUNITY McDonald Lynette DeVore Carol Ross Helen Suggs Jasmine Almeida Joshua Borerro Betse Courtmanche Lori Frazier Katrina Hopkins Kica Matos John O’Rourke Claudine Marilyn M. Carson Carlos Diaz Sheilah Rostow Johnesse Suggs Wilkins ‑Chambers Mary Alvarez Blannie Bostic John Courtmanche Jordana Frost Hope Howard Miguel Mattia-Uribe John Padilla Timothy Cashman E lena Dixon Chandra Roxanne Keva Suggs Joanne Willcox Nadia Ameen Selly Brenes Kenneth Cousar R amon Gallegos Zoe Hunter Adrienne Mayo Angela Parker Addys Castillo William Donahue Jean Rozett Stephanie Sumler Tiana Yury Maciel Chester Brodnicki Cheryl Covington E nna Garcia Marsha Hurt Jamal Maysonet Cynthia Parker Andrews Angelica Castro Jason Dorsey Bridgette Russell Jeanette Sykes Williams ‑McCray Sharon Brooks China Coy Marc Garofalo Arndra Hutchn LaKendra McCargo Darrin Parker E sther Armmand Gabriela Chango Jill Dotlo Michele Saczynski Linda Sylvester Imani Wilson Bishop Theodore Cerrella Craig Tina Garrity Mubarakah Ibrahim Latasha McClain Kima Parker Judy August Brooks Sr. Luis Chavez-Brumell Anaedrea Douglas Michael Saffer Cassie Taylor Tamara Wilson Kanesha Crenshaw Antoine Gary Yadira Ijeh Sarah McClan R uth Parkins Stephen August Awtaya Brown Mary Chervenak Diane Dow Deborah Salters Sharon Taylor Beraetta Nadine Crimley Tamiya Gary Markesha Ingram Vickie McClan Archana Patel Barbara Chesler Shawn Samuel T’rome Telford Witcher ‑Boatery Helene Augustine Cheryl Brown Hannah Croasmun Dwight Dukeson Linda Jackson Meredith Gavrin R andi McCray Karen Peart Delon Wright Brian Badra Diane Brown Alexis Christmas Martha Shannon Samuels James Thibault John Cullen Lensley Gay Nieja Jackson Latoya McCrea Margo Pedersen TJ Clark II Dulla ‑Andrade Tara Sanabria-Davila Vincent Tinnerello E lizabeth Yarburgh Latoya Baldwin Khalilah Brown‑Dean Anderson Curtis Tressa Spears Gordon Geballe Curlena McDonald Melissa Pensa E lizabeth Yasyn Asia Barnes Marielis Bruno Brenda Clay-Ozene Dori Dumas Jackson Alexandra Sanchez Barbara Tinney Tony Curtis E ugenie Gentry Donna McGrath Gregory Pepe E rik Clemons Jysean Duncan Raymond Sanders Rachel Tobias Cerise Young Patricia Barrett Laberta Brunson Lakeisha Dailey Shenira James Laura Gervais Pearl McKee Vivian Perez R oman Zajac Leshe Barton Chrystal Burgos Karen Clute Monique Durden Sunset Jenkins Manuel Santana E velyn Tomasello Laura Daniels Belinda Gibbs Shantasia McKee Dyric Petaway Nini Batista Mary Jane Burt Delphine Clyburn Carlah Edaile-Bragg Dr. Maria Jimenez Naomi Santiago Wanda Torres Calvina Dargbe E velyn Gibbs Terrance McKee Liza Janssen Petra Roxanne Coady Alfreda Edwards Jorge Jimenez Samantha Santiago E d Trimble

58 CFGNH.ORG/REPORT2019-20 VOLT UN EERS 59 * The Community Foundation’s assets were $674 million as of December 31, Combined Statements of Financial Position Combined Statements of Activities 2019. After closing out a very turbulent 2018, the world’s equity markets solidly 2019 2018 2019 2018 rebounded in 2019 with the Corporation posting a 16.7% net return for the year Assets Revenue, Gains and Other Support ended, which was slightly behind the market benchmark of 17.1%. Cash and Cash Equivalents $ 35,709,002 $ 8,928,416 Contributions $ 34,817,512 $ 18,214,669 As stewards of the charitable assets entrusted to The Foundation, • $6 million+ commitment towards revitalizing and redeveloping Investments at Market Value — Less Transfers to the strict adherence to balance, diversification and a strategy the Dixwell Plaza through a partnership with ConnCORP; Component Funds 355,943,379 334,255,344 MRI Investment Funds — (2,000,000) constructed for both favorable and unfavorable times has been • Partnership with Neighborhood Housing Services and the Investments at Market Value — Less Transfers to instrumental to the endowment’s long-term success. Since Greater New Haven NAACP in support of the Home Ownership Organization Funds 203,578,076 173,623,578 Organization Funds (13,840,814) (7,046,735) implementing its framework over 25 years ago, the Corporation’s down-payment assistance program; annualized rate of return was 8.6% net of the cost of investment Investments at Market Value — Financials Decision to retain Forward Cities, a national learning network Net Contributions 20,976,698 9,167,934 management, which was favorable to our market-benchmark by • MRI Investment Funds 56,579,191 40,580,807 1.4% annually. Mission related investment strategies in 2019 were of cities committed to advancing inclusive innovation and aligned with The Community Foundation’s strategic plan and vision economic development in their communities. In collaboration Investment in Real Estate 3,169,303 3,169,303 Investments toward a region that embraces inclusive growth. The Foundation’s with the local community, The Foundation through Forward Investment Gain (Loss), Net 55,689,824 (22,010,435) activities included: Cities is mapping, connecting and supporting the entrepreneurial Total Investments 654,978,951 560,557,448 ecosystem in Greater New Haven, prioritizing mission related Change in Value of Split-Interest investments in early-stage businesses and support for women Agreements, Net 274,910 (232,731) and persons of color-owned entrepreneurial efforts Total Revenue, Gains and Mission-Related Investments 15,381,905 7,469,125 Other Support $ 76,941,432 $ (13,075,232)

Total Assets in Millions Contributions Receivable 2,490,898 1,365,221

Grants Receivable 438,831 675,463 Expense

2019 $674,457,110 Split-Interest Agreements 736,318 528,993 Grants and Distributions, Approved Net $ 31,225,957 $ 31,585,595 Other Assets 46,185 67,808 Grants for Program Management 2018 $570,985,410 Furniture and Equipment, Net 384,022 321,352 and Direct Grant Activities $ 3,159,746 3,051,843 Total Assets $ 674,457,110 $ 570,985,410 Total Grants Expense 34,385,703 34,637,438

Less Distributions from 2017 $620,119,557 Organization Funds (12,168,317) (11,855,906) Liabilities and Net Assets Net Grant Expense 22,217,386 22,781,532 Liabilities 2016 $508,995,026 Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses $ 570,655 $ 673,100 Financial, Endowment, Investment Management Mission-Related Investments — and MRI Management 1,650,497 1,660,533 2015 $502,337,398 Line of Credit Obligations 11,164,701 3,500,000 Development, Donor Services and Organization Funds 203,578,076 173,623,578 Fund Stewardship 1,150,608 1,090,022 MRI Investment Funds 56,579,191 40,580,807 $400 M $500 M $600 M $700 M Management, Leadership and Liabilities Under Split-Interest Operations 1,296,819 1,047,918 Agreements 397,871 389,647 Target Asset Total Grants and Grants Total Expense Total Administration Expense 4,097,924 3,798,473 OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL FOR OPPORTUNITY Deferred Revenue 66,550 55,829 Allocation Management Expense Total Expense $ 26,315,310 $ 26,580,006 Grants Payable 1,625,015 2,313,520

7.5% 9.7% 10.6% Total Liabilities 273,982,059 221,136,481 Increase (Decrease) in Net Assets 50,626,122 (39,655,238) 9.2% 8.2% Net Assets — Beginning of Year 349,848,929 389,504,167 25% 9.6% Net Assets 47.5% Without Donor Restrictions 398,560,776 348,712,212 71.5% 81.2% Net Assets — End of Year $ 400,475,051 $ 349,848,929 With Donor Restrictions 1,914,275 1,136,717 20% Total Net Assets 400,475,051 349,848,929

• Global Equities (47.5%) Non-competitive Grants • • Grants and Distributions (81.2%) Bonds (20%) • and Distributions (71.5%) (including Leadership Activities) Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 674,457,110 $ 570,985,410 • Hedge Equities (25%) Competitive Grants (9.6%) • • Administration (10.6%) • R  eal Assets (7.5%) Leadership Activities (9.2%) • • Grants Management (8.2%) • Fiduciary Grants (9.7%) * Complete audited financial statements of The Community Foundation for Greater New Haven, which include the Valley Community Foundation in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles, are available at cfgnh.org/financials 60 CFGNH.ORG/REPORT2019-20 INV ESTMENTS/FINANCIALS 61 *

Finance, Investments, Executive Administration & Technology Grantmaking & Strategy William W. Ginsberg A.F. Drew Alden Christina M. Ciociola, MSW, MPH President & CEO Senior Vice President for Investments & CFO, Senior Vice President for Leigh Curtis Higgins, EdD The Community Foundation Grantmaking and Strategy Senior Director for Professional President & CEO, TCF-Mission Investments Sarah J. H. Fabish Development and for the Executive Office Company Vice President for Wendy G. Gamba Grantmaking and Scholarships Vice President for Finance & Operations Denise M. Canning Stewardship, Communications, Jennifer A. Glover-Keller, MBA Director of Grant Operations Professional Professional Staff Operations and Planning Director of Investments & Stephanie Chung Angela G. Powers Chief Compliance Officer Nonprofit Relations Manager Senior Vice President for Brandi L. Kryvonis Planning and Operations Eliezer Lee Cruz Disbursements Manager Director of Community Outreach Tricia Bogie, MA Janaé May Director of Communications Jackie Downing Finance Associate Director of Grantmaking and Kathleen Cei Marcie Monaco Nonprofit Effectiveness Communications Officer Director of Finance and Accounting Matthew Higbee Ratasha Smith Suri Nelson Content and Engagement Manager Communications Officer Data Management Associate Caprice Taylor Mendez, MEd Deborah L. Wright Ellen Perrotti Strategic Program Manager Funds Manager Administrative Associate Logan Roddy José R. Ruiz Grantmaking Officer Development & Endowment Officer Kara Straun Donor Services Vilandria Turner Knowledge and Evaluation Manager © Dorothy (Dotty) Weston-Murphy, CAP Director of Information Management Cynthia Chan Senior Vice President for Development and Analysis Program Assistant for and Donor Services Jolyn Washington Walker New Haven Healthy Start Carmen Burgos Administration Officer Natasha Ray, MS Development Officer Program Director for Magaly Cajigas, MPA Human Resources & New Haven Healthy Start Development Manager Organizational Culture Rodney T. Moore Sharon Cappetta, CAP® Men’s Services Manager for Leon Bailey Jr., MPA, DMIN OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL FOR OPPORTUNITY Director of Development New Haven Healthy Start Senior Vice President for Human Resources Linda M. Estacion, CAP® and Organizational Culture Director of Donor Services and Lisa Carter Development Operations Human Resources Manager Liana Garcia Fresher Leigh Curtis Higgins, EdD Director of Gift Planning Senior Director for Professional Development and for the Executive Office Arthur W. Thomas III Director of Entrepreneurial Initiatives and Inclusive Economic Opportunity Copywriting/editing: Tricia Bogie, Kathleen Cei, William Ginsberg, Matthew Higbee, Kolby Matusovich, Angela Powers, Ratasha Smith Photography: Aligning LLC, Kathleen Cei, Ian Christmann, DEXTER ATLAS PHOTOGRAPHY, Getty Images/iStockphoto, Fred Ortoli, Anna Ruth Pickett, Judy Sirota Rosenthal, Dawn Santiago, Christina Sutton, Shane Yang Some photos courtesy of the featured organization or family. Design: Group C Inc.

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