2016 REPORT TO OUR COMMUNITY

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With some of our community’s most cherished 2017 is a time to recommit to one another and values and most needed programs under assault, to our shared belief that together we can build people are responding. a stronger future for Greater New Haven. Contents “It is gratifying to know that, “There are truths that need to be spoken now, spoken out loud and whatever the course of unapologetically by people who events, you are helping Voices 4 know them to be true. Spoken with love, yes, but also fierce conviction others to do good. Many Leadership 6 — truths about the validity of of us can afford to support science, the perils of climate Funds of The Community Foundation 8 some part of the vast change, the nature and price of Organization Funds 22 injustice, the insanity of racism network of charities that and all the other isms creeping out one of our former presidents Donors to Foundation Funds 23 from beneath their ill-concealed rocks, the importance of civil called ‘a thousand points Gifts In Memory and In Honor 31 and human rights and why they of light.’ These points of Grants and Distributions 32 matter for all of us, how worsening light are best seen, like poverty hurts everyone, the Professional Advisors 48 opportunities before us to create stars at dusk, against a and innovate our way to a better darkening sky.” Nettie J. Dayton Circle 50 future. These are not partisan truths but rather human truths.” Timothy Snyder, Levin Professor of History at Yale University, Volunteers 52 On Tyranny: Twenty Lessons from the Twentieth Century Grant Oliphant, CEO, The Heinz Endowments, Investments/Financials 54 “SILENCE,” THE Point Blog, January 10, 2017

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“People are resisting misogyny in hand-knit hats, resisting xenophobia Inspirations and Highlights “Ultimately, while eating donated pizzas at airports, resisting — above all else — throughout this document America’s answer their own devastation and disconnection. We must crouch in a protective posture and also embrace and dance and paint and write poems and teach to the intolerant and heal and surprise and dream and plan.” man is diversity…” “There is a Broadway musical reminding us Courtney E. Martin, “The Twin Forces of Love and Resistance,” On Being, February 10, 2017 Robert F. Kennedy, U.S. Senator and U.S. that a broke, orphan immigrant from the Attorney General “Extremism, Left and Right,” West Indies built our financial system, a story The Pursuit of Justice (1964) “The first step toward tolerance is respect that reminds us that since the beginning of the great, unfinished symphony that is our and the first step toward respect is American experiment, time and time again, knowledge. ” immigrants get the job done.” Henry Louis Gates Jr., Alphonse Fletcher University Professor and Director of Lin-Manuel Miranda Commencement Address, “The Stories We Tell,” the Hutchins Center for African and African American Research at Harvard University University of Pennsylvania, May 16, 2016

CFGNH.ORG/REPORT2016 Voices “We’ve never really seen anything like this before. Hate crimes are To understand the tenor of our times, The Community Foundation has been on the rise. Intolerance is on the listening. We follow national thinkers. We seek information from local experts. “Rebinding the nation upswing. Fundamental liberties We talk to our grantees and donors. The Foundation continues to listen and to and important gains secured look for input on how we collectively can best serve our community in light of means finding shared during the last century such local, state and national events. Some of what we are hearing is quoted in this identities, not just as voting rights, LGBTQ equality annual report. Please continue to let us know what you think. and education equity appear contrasting ones. If to be at risk. … Truth is out… we want to improve we need committed, coordinated and comprehensive, citizen-driven race relations, it’s responses. We need balanced not enough to have approaches that mix activism and a conversation advocacy, non-profits and for- profits, politics and principles.” about race. We also Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO and National Director, Anti-Defamation League, “Free Speech, Fair Play, have to emphasize and Fragile Truths,” Anti-Defamation League Blog, identities people have April 28, 2017 in common across “There is no executive the color line. If you order; there is no law can engage different people together as that can require the “[We] need to protect workers… . The societal American people to form units protecting workers best are healthy Marines or teachers, a national community. communities — where local businesses, then you will have philanthropies, the public school system built an empathetic This we must do as and universities, and local government individuals and if we do come together to support a permanent relationship, and education-to-work-to-life-long-skill- it as individuals, there people can learn building pipeline.” one another’s racial is no President of the Thomas Friedman, “Smart Approaches, not Strong-Arm United States who can Tactics, to Jobs,” New York Times, January 25, 2017 experiences naturally.” David Brooks, “The Danger of a Dominant Identity,” veto that decision.” New York Times, November 18, 2016

Rep. Barbara Jordan, 1976 Democratic National Convention Keynote Address

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Board of Directors Khalilah L. Brown-Dean Roxanne J. Coady Joseph W. Gordon Kica Matos, Chair Emily Byrne William S. Colwell Carlton L. Highsmith James E. Ryan, Vice Chair Alicia Caraballo Kellyann V. Day Flemming L. Norcott Jr. May 2017

Dear Friends:

Community is an eternal value. Throughout the ages, We are tackling these challenges from a position of humankind has relied on the bonds of community strength. With more than $19 Million in new gifts for protection in the face of common challenges and and transfers to The Foundation in 2016, including for collaboration to chart a future course together. $1.4 Million from more than 11,000 gifts in last year’s In Greater New Haven, we have learned that progress Great Give® (and an almost equal amount in The Great is only possible when we come together and act Give® 2017), we see once again that ours is a deeply together. The growth of The Community Foundation connected and generous community. And from all that over the last 89 years is a reflection of this truism; we know of this community and the many outstanding The Foundation is the embodiment of the commitment nonprofit organizations that make it what it is, we have of the people of our region to one another and to the great confidence that, with continuing support, our future generations that will come after us. nonprofit sector will be able to meet the challenges of our time. The year 2017 is a uniquely challenging one. The very idea of community is under assault, as the bitter Now more than ever, this is the time to stand up for rhetoric of intolerance and the public policies of community. It’s happening. The marches, the vigils division exploit the disconnections in our national life. and the social media connections that we are At the same time, the public resources that have long witnessing in Greater New Haven all speak to a new supported our nonprofit sector in doing the work and stronger yearning in our community to come of building a stronger community — work to serve together, to recommit to one another, and to engage those most in need, work to create connections that fully and deeply in the name of building a stronger transcend our differences — are facing devastating future. The Foundation is committed to doing our proposed budget cuts. part to bring our community together and to move our community forward. Our proud legacy of To understand and be equipped to deal with these philanthropy demands no less. times, The Foundation has been listening, both to local voices and to those from further afield. Some of what Philanthropy has been famously described as “a we are hearing is quoted in this annual report. thousand points of light.” In his 2017 book On Tyranny, Yale historian Timothy Snyder wrote that “these Many of The Foundation’s core priorities are at risk. points of light are best seen, like stars at dusk, against For two decades or more, narrowing racial and ethnic a darkening sky.” Now more than ever, inspirational disparities in health outcomes and protecting advances philanthropy is needed in Greater New Haven. made by women have been central goals, as has been our support for local arts institutions. More recently, We invite everyone to join with us in the work our efforts to support documented and undocumented of community. immigrants, to advance criminal justice reform and to help build a sustainable and credible local nonprofit press have become important priorities.

Our commitments in all these areas remain unshakeable, even as we face a suddenly and dauntingly hostile Kica Matos William W. Ginsberg environment. Chair, Board of Directors President and Chief Executive

8 CFGNH.ORG/REPORT2016 9 Funds of The Community Foundation*

Twenty-four new funds were established at The Foundation in 2016, most Albert Hampton & Joseph & Susan Bishop Fund Anna Bradley Fund Catharine Hooker Barclay Fund Est. 1985 by Susan Bishop. Est. 1980 by bequest of Anna P. Bradley. of which represented donor advised funds and a continuing influx of funds Est. 2003 by Thomas H. Barclay, Albert H. Miriam E. Coleman Birdwhistell Fund Howard Bradley Fund Barclay Jr., Emily M. Barclay and Est. 2015 by Nan Birdwhistell. Est. 1982 by bequest of Howard Bradley. transferred to The Foundation for investment management. Year after year, Catharine B. Fender. donors’ charitable investments support our community, addressing immediate Margaret T. Bixler Fund Mary & Charles Bradley Fund Barnett Family Fund Est. 2012 by Margaret T. Bixler. Est. 1986 by Joni Barnett. needs and growing to keep pace with the community’s future. We thank our Eugene M. Blake Fund Alice M. Barnum Fund Est. 1970 by bequest of Eugene M. Blake. donors for their generosity and community spirit. Est. 1958 by bequest of Alice M. Barnum. Harold L. & Leonas T. Blakeslee Fund Barrie Muir Fund Est. 1987 by bequest of Harold L. Blakeslee. Est. 2009 by an anonymous donor. Board of Directors Fund Nancy H. and Henry E. Bartels Fund Est. 1996 by the Board of Directors of for the Garden Club of New Haven The Community Foundation. Est. 2013 by Henry E. and Nancy Horton Bartels. E. Irene Boardman Fund Est. 1999 by the E. Irene Boardman Henry E. & Nancy Horton Bartels Foundation. Fund for Education Est. 2008 by Henry E. and Gerald J. & Helen B. Bogen Scholarship Fund Nancy Horton Bartels. Est. 1984 by Helen B. and Gerald J. Bogen. Myrna & Arnold Baskin Mary Ann Bonenberger Fund for the Est. 2009 by Myrna Baskin. Bethesda Nursery School Est. 2016 by Mary M. Bradley. Est. 2008 by Christin and Ben Sadwiess, Baxter Fund Robert J. and Kathleen G. Bradley Fund Rebecca L. Paugh and Jorge Otero and Est. 2016 by Robert J. and Kathleen G. Bradley. other donors. Grace G. Bright Fund Dennis Bornick Fund Est. 2014 by Grace G. Bright. Est. 1993 by Lydia Bornick. Henry P. Brightwell Fund Alice Botsford Fund Est. 1999 by Henry Brightwell. The 10.05 Fund Jeanne Meyers Amore Sandra Arpaia Scholarship Fund Est. 2002 by bequest of Alice Botsford. Est. 2010 by Brad Collins and Nancy Clayton. Memorial Scholarship Fund Est. 1996 by A. Thomas Arpaia. William J. & Clare W. Bright Fund Est. 2004 by Susan Asarisi, Nancy Boney, Norma M. Botti Scholarship Fund Est. 2011 by Jay Bright. The 44-62 Fund Artist Next Door Endowment Fund Est. 1997 by bequest of Norma Botti. Est. 2014 by the Seedlings Foundation. John Meyers, and Kathryn Tonucci. Est. 2008 by the Arts Council of Matthew & Gladys Bliss Brinckerhoff Fund Margaret M. Amrich Fund Greater New Haven. Botwinik-Horowitz Fund Est. 1982 by W. E. Bliss Charitable Foundation. Alliance of African American Est. 1972 by The Botwinik Foundation. Nonprofit Executives Est. 2006 by bequest of Margaret M. Amrich. Arts Fund Jennie C. Bronson Fund Est. 2008 by members of the Alliance of Angel Fund Est. 1980 by The Community Foundation Grace Bourne Fund Est. 1976 by bequest of Jennie C. Bronson. Est. 1984 by bequest of Grace Bourne. African American Nonprofit Executives. Est. 2002 by Joseph and Shelly Cogguillo. for Greater New Haven. Sarah Sophia Bronson Fund Achievement First Fund for Chip and Barbara Angle Fund Fund for Arts and Justice Bovilsky Scholarship Fund Est. 1940 by bequest of Sarah Sophia Bronson. Est. 2005 by the Board of Directors of LEAP. New Haven Youth Enrichment Est. 2016 by Chip and Barbara Angle. Est. 2014 by an anonymous donor. Alvis Brooker Memorial Scholarship Fund Est. 2013 by Achievement First. Angle Family Fund Russell H. & Lucie E. Atwater Fund Est. 2016 by Dolores Giannini. Rob & Sandy Bowers Memorial Fund Est. 2011 by the Black and Hispanic Caucus of Est. 1996 by family and friends. Alexion Pharmaceuticals Fund Est. 2015 by Barbara B. and Richard W. Angle. Est. 2008 by bequest of Russell H. & Richard and Alice Baxter Fund New Haven’s Board of Aldermen. Est. 2016 by Alexion Pharmaceuticals Inc. Anonymous 106 Fund Lucie E. Atwater. Established in 2015 by Richard and Alice Baxter Boys & Girls Club of New Haven Charles B. Brown and Frank L. Manwaring Fund Anthony P. Adinolfi Jr. Fund Est. 2003 by an anonymous donor. August Family Fund as a donor advised fund. Endowment Fund Est. 1970 by bequest of Madeleine E. Brown. Est. 2010 by the Boys & Girls Club Est. 1997 by bequest of Julia DeCapua. Est. 2003 by Stephen P. and Judith N. August. William T. & Florilla B. Beazley Fund Anonymous 108 Fund of New Haven. Kate Brown Fund Abner A. & Hannah S. Alderman Fund Est. 2001 by anonymous donors. Autumn Fund Est. 1995 by bequest of William T. Beazley. Est. 1982 by bequest of Kate W. Brown. Bert Boyson Charitable Fund Est. 1969 by gifts from family and friends of Est. 2013 by Ethel and Eric Berger. Becky Fund Anonymous 110 Fund Est. 2006 by Bert Boyson. Raymond Brown Fund Hannah S. and Abner A. Alderman. Est. 2010 by an anonymous donor. Axtmayer Cancer Fund Est. 2005 by anonymous donors. Est. 1991 by Jane Brown. Olive Alling Fund Anonymous Fund Est. 2011 by Alfredo L. Axtmayer II. Anne Hope Bennett Fund Est. 1993 by Olive A. Alling. Est. 1998 by an anonymous donor. Bambi Bailey Scholarship Fund Est. 1943 by bequest of Anne Hope Bennett. Elsie M. Alling Fund Diane Fried Ariker & Walter H. Ariker Fund Est. 2001 by Barbara Carlson. Berry-Hulin Family Fund Est.1961 by bequest of Elsie M. Alling. Est. 2005 by Diane and Walter Ariker. Albert & Ella Baker Fund Est. 2003 by Laura A. Berry & Bernard M. Hulin. “Non-partisan doesn’t mean non- Margaret Mary Allman Fund Dr. Stephan Ariyan Foundation Fund Est. 1969 by bequest of Albert A. Baker. Carla A. Birmingham & Deborah Kruglik Fund Est. 2012 by bequest of Margaret Mary Allman. Est. 2001 by Dr. Stephan Ariyan. Albert H. Barclay Sr. Fund Est. 2002 by Carla A. Birmingham. participation; voting is a civic good.” Est. 1951 by the Armstrong Rubber Company. Bishop Family Fund Mary B. Arnstein Fund George Pillsbury, founder and now consultant to Nonprofit VOTE Est. 2001 by Mary B. Arnstein. William C. Barclay Fund Est. 2005 by Susan Whetstone. Clara Stella Tropeano Arpaia Memorial Fund Est. 1956 by bequest of William C. Barclay. Est. 2012 by Lisa F. Arpaia, Esq. 10 CFGNH.ORG/REPORT2016 *As of December 31, 2016. New funds are highlighted in green. For new funds established with our partner in philanthropy, the Valley Community Foundation, visit valleyfoundation.org. Funds of the Community Foundation 11 * Funds of The Community Foundation continued

The Bundy Fund Chapel Haven Graduate Fund Edward Cooley Fund for Music Anna Cutler Fund Wilton E. Dickerman Fund Elizabeth Doyle Memorial Scholarship Fund Est. 1984 by Chapel Haven. Est. 1997 by bequest of Edward Cooley. Est. 1957 by bequest of Anna Cutler. Est. 1945 by bequest of Wilton E. Dickerman. Est. 1985 by bequest of Eva C. Doyle. Betsy Chase Fund for Docents James W. Cooper Unrestricted Fund Jacqueline E. D’Addio Fund Dickerman Family Fund East Rock Institute Endowment Fund Est. 1997 by Roberta Yerkes Blanshard. Est. 1966 by members of the Est. 2008 by Tracy D’Addio. Est. 1982 by bequest of Wilton Dickerman. Est. 2006 by East Rock Institute. Helen & Wilson Chatfield Fund New Haven Foundation Distribution Ann & Robert Dahl Fund Janet Saleh Dickson Memorial Fund Arthur and Margaret Ebbert Memorial Fund Est. 1998 by Helen and Wilson Chatfield. Committee. Est. 2008 by Ann & Robert Dahl. Est. 2001 by Johanna Dickson, Emma Dickson, Est. 1993 by bequest of Arthur Ebbert Jr. Chauncey Fellowship Fund Fund for Legal Assistance Association J. Dwight & Anna E. Dana Fund Angela Shashoua, Aboud Bashy, Nan Ross and Ecology, Environment and Alternative Energy Est. 2002 by Tony and Linda Sanders. in Memory of James W. Cooper Est. 1967 by bequests of J. Dwight and Frances Clark. Research Prize Fund Est. 1990 by New Haven Legal Assistance Anna E. Dana. Barnett Dickstein Memorial Trust Fund Est. 2006 by an anonymous donor. Barbara Chesler Fund Association Inc. Est. 2015 by Barbara Chesler. Maria Dana Fund Est. 1968 by bequest of Barnett Dickstein. Edelweiss Fund James W. Cooper Music Fund Est. 1962 by bequest of Maria T. Dana. The Dinsmore Family Fund Est. 2009 by anonymous donors. John L. Chidsey Fund Est. 1989 by bequest of James W. Cooper. Est. 1964 by bequest of John L. Chidsey. Olive Louise Dann Fund Est. 2008 by Teddi R. Dinsmore and John A. Edmonds Scholarship Fund Martha & Herman Copen Fund Est. 1972 by bequest of Olive Louise Dann. Kristen R. Van Alstine. Est. 2013 by Nancy E. Hill. Etta S. Chidsey Fund Est. 2004 by Herman Copen. Est. 1961 by bequest of Etta S. Chidsey. Robert B. Dannies Jr. & Directors Discretionary Edwin & Maye Edmonds Scholarship Fund Judith R. Corchard Fund Est. 1980 by an anonymous donor. Children In Placement Fund Priscilla S. Dannies Fund Est. 2001 by Edwin R. Edmonds. Est. 2016 in memory of Christopher William Est. 2011 by Wright Investors’ Service Inc. Est. 2008 by Children in Placement Inc. Est. 1997 by Priscilla S. and Robert B. Dannies. Fund for the Dixwell Community House Education Fund Caldwell by friends and family. Frances Somers Cornell Fund Est. 1992 by Dixwell Community House Inc. Children’s Center Fund Nettie J. Dayton Fund Est. 1981 by The Community Foundation Josephine Burgess Fund Est. 1994 by Frances Somers Cornell. Est. 1987 by Children’s Center. Est. 1928 by bequest of Nettie J. Dayton. Robert B. & Isabella E. Dodds Fund for Greater New Haven. Est. 1981 by bequest of Josephine Burgess. Robert A. & Nancy E. Correll Fund Est. 1976 by Robert B. Dodds. Christian Community Action Inc. Fund Arthur Bliss Dayton Fund H.R. Edwards, MD Fund Burt Family Fund Est. 1993 by Robert & Nancy Correll. Est. 2008 by Christian Community Action Inc. Est. 1991 by bequest of Elinor Bliss Dayton. Robert B. Dodds Estate Fund Est. 206 by bequest of Mrs. Carol K. Edwards. Est. 2010 by Mary Jane Burt. John J. Crawford Fund Est. 1996 by bequest of Robert B. Dodds. Lillian H. Chrostowski Fund Julia B. DeCapua Fund Robert R. & Anita Brand Eisner Fund Grace E. Busby Fund Est. 2001 by The Regional Water Authority. Est. 1985 by friends of Lillian H. Chrostowski. Est. 1996 by bequest of Julia B. DeCapua. Grace Donahue and Doris Feldman Fund #1 Est. 1984 by Anita Brand Eisner. Est. 1962 by bequest of Grace E. Busby. Crippled Children’s Aid Society Fund Est. 1993 by bequest of Doris Feldman. David M. Ciardiello Fund Ted DeLauro Scholarship Fund Helmer N. Ekstrom Fund George J. Bysiewicz Scholarship Fund Est. 1986 by the Crippled Children’s Est. 1983 by Peter Ciardiello. Est. 2013 by Rosa L. DeLauro. Grace Donahue and Doris Feldman Fund #2 Est. 1994 by Helmer and Joanne Ekstrom Est. 2000 by Katherine Bysiewicz. Aid Society. Est. 1993 by bequest of Grace Donahue. and family and friends. Dominic Cinicola Fund Ted & Luisa DeLauro Community Fund Connecticut Association of Latinos in Critical Public Health Fund Est. 2000 by bequest of Dominic Cinicola. Est. 2001 by Stanley B. Greenberg and Karen & Harold Donegan Fund Andrew Eldredge Fund Higher Education Fund Est. 1988 by The Community Foundation Rosa L. DeLauro. Est. 2004 by Karen and Harold Donegan. Est. 2016 by David and Stacey Eldredge. Est. 2008 by Connecticut Association of Civic Orchestra of New Haven Fund for Greater New Haven. John A. & Edna M. DeLeon Fund David Doolittle Fund Zarou Manoukian Elliot Scholarship Fund Latinos in Higher Education. Est. 1991 by Civic Orchestra of New Haven. Susan W. and Sumner McK. Crosby Jr. Fund Est. 1991 by John A. & Edna M. DeLeon. Est. 1946 by Clarence L. Doolittle. Est. 1990 by bequest of Ralph Gregory Elliot. Anne Tyler Calabresi Fund A. Annette S. Clark Fund Est. 2001 by Susan W. and Sumner Crosby Jr. Delta Sigma Theta New Haven Alumnae Clarence Doolittle Fund Ells Family Fund Est. 2015 by Roslyn Milstein Meyer. Est. 1997 by Annette S. Clark. David W. Cugell & Scholarship Fund Est. 1967 by bequest of Helen R. Doolittle. Est. 2014 by Kristina and Theodore Ells. Flora Calhoun Fund Mark & Jennifer Clayton Fund Christina Enroth-Cugell Fund Est. 2006 by the New Haven Alumni Chapter Frances C. Doolittle Fund Seton Elm-Ivy Awards Endowed Fund Est. 1957 by bequest of Flora J. Calhoun. Est. 2006 by Mark & Jennifer Clayton. of Delta Sigma Theta. Est. 2000 by bequest of Frances C. Doolittle. Est. 2000 by Fenmore and Phyllis Seton. Capers Prize Fund Clifford Beers Guidance Clinic Fund Ann Pecora Diamond Fund Brian D’Orso Scholarship Fund Louise Endel Fund Est. 2009 by the Capers Committee. Est. 1999 by Clifford Beers Guidance Clinic. Est. 2015 by Ann Pecora Diamond. Est. 2003 by Thomas P. and Susan M. D’Orso. Est. 2011 by family and friends. David A. Cappetta Scholarship Fund Edwin P. Cochran Fund Est. 2014 by family and friends of Est. 1975 by bequest of Edwin P. Cochran. David A. Cappetta. Alice F. Cochran Fund Deidre Salmona Caproni Memorial Fund Est. 1944 by bequest of Alice F. Cochran. for the Advancement of Literature and Arts Lillian Coe Fund Est. 2010 by Christopher Caproni. Reporting on the Status of Girls, Est. 1991 by Sherwin and Clare Casher. Advancing Gender-Specific Work Caroline’s Room Fund Joel Cogen Fund Est. 2006 by Gary Doyens & Jocelyn Maminta. Est. 2014 by family and friends of Joel Cogen. At its Annual Meeting in June, The Community Fund for Allen & Liza Carroll Fund Community Fund for Women and Girls Women & Girls convened stakeholders to hear from Dr. Est. 2006 by bequest of H. Allen Carroll. Est. 1995 by founding anonymous donor Andrea Bastiani Archibald, Chief Girl Expert at Girl Scouts Clare Coe Casher Memorial Fund and by many donors. Est. 2014 by the family of Clare Coe Casher. Est. 2016 by David W. Cugell USA. She presented a report The State of Girls: Unfinished Connecticut Children’s Museum Fund & Christina Enroth-Cugell Catalyst Fund Est. 1986 by CT Children’s Museum. Business, followed by responses from a panel of local Est. 1996 by many donors. Ralph V. & Marguerite P. Currier Fund students. In 2016 the Fund awarded $135,000 for Connecticut Women’s Golf Association Fund Est. 1979 by bequest of Ralph V. and Charles Chamberlin ‘A’ Fund Est. 1991 by CT Women’s Golf Association. Marguerite P. Currier. gender-specific work. Est. 1967 by bequest of Charles G. Chamberlin. Connecticut Fund for the Environment Enos Curtin Fund Charles Chamberlin ‘B’ Fund Est. 1994 by The Connecticut Fund Est. 1995 by Enos Curtin. Est. 1973 by bequest of Charles G. Chamberlin. for the Environment.

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Henry F. English Fund Ruth M. Ferry Fund Friends of the New Haven Free Public General Fund, The Community Foundation Est. 1946 by Henry F. English. Est. 2001 by bequest of Ruth M. Ferry. Library Fund for Greater New Haven Inc. “Health care is a human right Philip H. English Fund Robert S. Fers Memorial Fund Est. 1974 by Friends of the New Haven Est. 1986 by The Community Foundation Est. 1986 by bequest of Philip H. English. Est. 1998 by Mary Lou Stamp. Free Public Library. for Greater New Haven. and a public good.” Katharine D. English Fund First Niagara Fund Fund for the New Haven Green Getman Family Fund Est. 1986 by bequest of Katherine D. English. Est. 2016 by First Niagara Bank. Est. 1987 by the Committee of the Proprietors Est. 2000 by Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Getman. Frances Padilla, President, Universal Health Care Foundation of CT of Common and Undivided Lands. Richard L. English Fund First Niagara Homeownership Fund Christopher & Toddie (Evelyn) Getman Fund Est. 2011 by bequest of Richard L. English. Est. 2016 by First Niagara Bank. Gaines Family Fund Est. 2003 by Christopher Getman and Green Grass Fund for Long Wharf Theatre Healthy Start/Male Involvement Est. 2009 by Priscilla Gaines. Evelyn Q. Getman. Est. 2010 by an anonymous donor. Endowment Fund Richard L. English Fund for Birding Activities Renee B. Fisher Foundation Fund Est. 2004 by many donors. Est. 2011 by bequest of Richard L. English. Est. 2001 by Carol Fisher and Samuel P. Gaines Fund James & Patricia Gilbert Fund Ernest B. Gridley Fund Est. 1999 by Priscilla Gaines. Est. 2005 by James & Patricia Gilbert. Est. 1951 by bequest of Ernest B. Gridley. Louis L. Hemingway Fund Environment and Human Health Inc. Fund Shelley Fisher Fishkin. Est. 1972 by gifts from family and friends. Est. 2001 by Environment and Milton Fisher Scholarship Fund Murray Gallant Memorial Fund Edmund K. Gilbert Fund Whitney & Mary Griswold Fund Human Health Inc. Est. 2002 by the Renee B. Fisher Foundation. Est. 2001 by bequest of Murray Gallant. Est. 1964 by bequest of Edmund K. Gilbert. Est. 1998 by Mary Griswold. Yandell Henderson Fund Est. 1945 by bequest of Yandell Henderson. Ercolano Astorino Fund Rose M. Fisher Memorial Fund Henry L. Galpin Fund Samuel F. & Rose B. Gingold Fund Griswold Homecare Fund Est. 2009 by Helene Robbins. Est. 2003 by bequest of Est. 1961 by bequest of Henry L. Galpin. Est. 1958 by Samuel Gingold. Est. 2009 by Lesley Mills. Hereld Fund Est. 2011 by Peter Hereld. ERJ Fund Robert Sherman Fisher. Ellen D. Galpin Fund Ginsberg Family Fund Griswold LifeTales Fund Est. 2015 by anonymous donors as a FleetBoston Community Renaissance Initiative Est. 1971 by bequest of Ellen D. Galpin. Est. 2001 by William and Kel Ginsberg. Est. 2001 by Lesley Mills. Eleanor M. Herpich Fund donor advised fund. Est. 2000 by FleetBoston Financial Aspel and Seymour & Frederick J. Giovannini Albert L. Haasis Fund Est. 2011 by bequest of Eleanor M. Herpich. Bernard Ettlinger Fund Foundation. Clara Gans Memorial Fund Memorial Scholarship Fund Est. 1947 by bequest of Albert L. Haasis. Higher Heights Youth Empowerment Est. 1988 by Clara Gans. Est. 2013 by West Haven High School. Est. 1989 by bequest of Bernard Ettlinger. Anne Foley Fund Harriet B. Hall Fund Programs Fund Est. 2008 by Higher Heights Youth Exemplary Teacher Professional Learning Est. 1992 by bequest of Anne Foley. Garden Club of New Haven Fund Girl’s Service Inc. Fund Est. 1958 by bequest of Harriet B. Hall. Est. 1983 by Garden Club of New Haven. Est. 1979 by Girls Service of New Haven Inc. Empowerment Programs Inc. Community Program of the New Haven Grace Foote Fund Caroline C. Hall Fund Public Schools Fund Est. 1974 by bequest of Grace Salisbury Foote. Gates Fund Herman & Bess Glazer Scholarship Fund Est. 1966 by William B. Hall. Deborah A. Highsmith Memorial Scholarship Fund Est. 2012 by Robert and Bonnie Kreitler. George L. Fox (Unrestricted Fund) Est. 1952 by bequest of Frank and Ross Gates. Est. 1979 by Herman Glazer. Hamden Library Gift Fund Est. 1991 by Carlton Highsmith. Eleanor & Henry Farnam Fund Est. 1932 by bequest of George L. Fox. Allison & Joshua Geballe Scholarship Fund GOGGA Fund Est. 1982 by the Hamden Library. Howard K. Hill Fund Est. 1998 by bequest of Eleanor Farnam. Frew Family Fund Est. 2001 by Allison and Joshua Geballe. Est. 2007 by Thomas L. & Jacquelyn M. Hutchison. Henry A. Hamel Fund Est. 2013 by Howard K. Hill. Farrel Fund Est. 2003 by Robert and Susan Frew. General Fund, Wells Fargo Bank Est. 1997 by bequest of Henry A. Hamel. Hillhouse Alumni Scholarship Fund Est. 2004 by bequest of Franklin Farrel III. Molly Rubin Fried Fund Est. 1948 by Union Trust Company. Brian & Leslie Gold Family Charitable Fund Est. 2008 by Brian L. and Leslie Gold. Senator Lucy T. Hammer Scholarship Fund Est. 1993 by Mark Shafer. Irene E. Feltman Fund Est. 2009 by Diane and Walter Ariker. General Fund, Bank of America Est. 2001 by memorial gifts. Muriel Hirshfield Scholarship Fund Est. 1995 by Irene E. Feltman. Mary Taylor Friedler Memorial Fund Est. 1948 by Colonial Bank. The Goldstein Fund Est. 2010 by Orit Goldstein. Albert Hamowitz Fund Est. 1963 by Jack Hirshfield. Nathaniel K. Fenollosa Fund Est. 1991 by Saul Friedler. General Fund, Bank of America Est. 1995 by Albert Hamowitz. Historic Structures Fund Est. 2014 by Amy Fenollosa, family and friends. Friends of Boulder Knoll Fund Est. 1948 by CT Bank & Trust. Joseph Goldstein Memorial Legal Assistance Fellowship Fund Hannah’s Dream Endowment Fund Est. 1985 by Historic Structures Unlimited Inc. Ellen Ferguson Memorial Fund Est. 2007 by Friends of Boulder Knoll. General Fund, Bank of America Est. 2000 by Chris and Karen Kristan, (The Goldstein Fellowship Fund) Florence A. Hoadley Fund Est. 2016 by the Branford Community Friends of East Rock Park Fund Est. 1948 by CT National Bank. New Haven Board of Park Commissioners, Foundation. Est. 2001 by The Goldstein Fellowship Est. 1970 by bequest of Florence A. Hoadley. Est. 1998 by Friends of East Rock Park. Committee. and Easter Seals Goodwill Industries Sarah M. Ferguson Fund Rehabilitation Center Inc. John Elwyn Hobbs Fund Est. 2000 by Sarah M. Ferguson. Walter Goodrich Fund Est. 1971 by bequest of Harriet C. Hobbs. Est. 1959 by bequest of Walter H. Goodrich. Henry S. Harrison Fund Est. 1986 by Henry S. Harrison. William & Barbara Hoblitzelle Israel & Adele Gordon Fund Est. 1987 by bequest of William E. and Est. 2006 by Israel and Adele Gordon. Harvey Fund Helping Them Become Est. 1965 by Elizabeth K. Harvey. Barbara B. Hoblitzelle. Winkler C. Gosch & Virginia D. Gosch Fund Hoblitzelle Family Fund III Their Best Selves Est. 2006 by Winkler C. Gosch. Elizabeth Kingsley Harvey Fund Est. 2009 by bequest of Elizabeth K. Harvey. Est. 1990 by bequest of William E. and St. Martin de Porres Academy opened its doors 12 years Ruth & Charles Grannick Jr. Fund Barbara B. Hoblitzelle. Est. 2001 by Ruth B. Grannick. Katharine Farnam Harvey Fund ago with the promise of giving life-changing opportunities Est. 1969 by bequest of Katharine Hodgson/Leventhal Fund Ulysses S. Grant Foundation Fund Farnam Harvey. Est. 1990 by Beverly Hodgson and to youth. The Community Foundation for Greater New Est. 1981 by Ulysses S. Grant Foundation. John Leventhal. Haven has had a 10-year history of financial support. Haven Fund Grave Family Fund Est. 2013 by Harry Solomon. James W. Hodson Family Fund Est. 1987 by Richard M. Grave. Est. 1973 by the James W. Hodson Haven Fund II Charitable Foundation. Edwin S. Greeley Fund Est. 2013 by Harry Solomon. Est. 1963 by bequest of Jennie E. Greeley. Nathan and Ellen Holbrook Health Services Fund Est. 1960 by bequest of Henrietta S. Holbrook. Ruth W. Greenberg Fund Est. 1979 by bequest of Grace E. Marvin. Est. 1993 by bequest of Ruth W. Greenberg. Elizabeth R. Hooker Fund Est. 1959 by Elizabeth R. Hooker.

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Clarence R. Hooker Fund Harry H. Johnson Fund David A. Krett Jr. Fund Selma M. Levine Fund Stuart M. Low Fund Anna L. Malley Recreational Fund Est. 1945 by bequest of Clarence R. Hooker. Est. 2000 by Barbara Dahl and Kevin McCarthy. Est. 2012 by David A. Krett Jr. Est. 1977 by bequest of Selma M. Levine. Est. 1999 by Stuart M. Low. Est. 1943 by Walter E. Malley. Richard Hooker Fund Henry S. Johnson Fund Mr. & Mrs. Lester A. Kuss Fund Susan M. Lewin Women’s Leadership Fund Lowery Family Scholarship Fund Janet Marlin Fund Est. 2000 by Mildred Hooker. Est. 1995 by Henry S. Johnson. Est. 1999 by Mrs. Lester A. Kuss. Est. 2013 by Lesley Mills and other donors. Est. 1971 by bequest of Janet Marlin. Julia S. Horner Fund Henry S. Johnson Trust Fund Landes Memorial Fund for the Arts Helen M. Leyerzapf Fund Claire M. Maroney Fund Est. 1928 by bequest of Leonard S. Horner. Est. 1997 by Henry S. Johnson. Est. 2006 by anonymous donors. Est. 1978 by bequest of Helen M. Leyerzapf. Est. 2006 by bequest of Claire M. Maroney. Nancy I. Hoskins Fund Oscar W. Johnson Sr. Fund David T. Langrock Old Masters Art Fund Life Haven Fund Zachary and Laura Martinez Fund Est. 2011 by Anne Emmet. Est. 1998 by Oscar W. Johnson Sr. Foundation. Est. 1982 by the David T. Langrock Foundation. Est. 2009 by Life Haven Inc. Est. 2013 by Zachary and Laura Martinez. Connecticut Hospice Fund Daniel L. Jones Fund Anna K. & Louis Lapides Fund Ruth C. Lindwall Fund Marian Ambrulevich Martone Est. 1978 by Connecticut Hospice Inc. Est. 1988 by Helen W. Jones. Est. 1991 by bequest of Anna K. Lapides. Est. 1988 by Ruth C. Lindwall. Memorial Scholarship Fund Harry S. Huggins Memorial Scholarship Fund Helen W. Jones Fund John Laslett Fund Elsa Guttman Links and Leo Links Fund Est. 2006 by Marian F. Martone. Est. 1998 by Marcie, Herbert and Est. 2011 by bequest of Helen W. Jones. Est. 1971 by bequest of John Laslett. Est. 1982 by bequest of Elsa G. and Leo Links. Martin-Pescatore Family Fund Mariam Setlow. Lulu & William Jones Fund Sara Lavery Fund Elsa Guttman and Leo Links Scholarship Fund Est. 2003 by Anne Martin and John Pescatore. Hulbert Family Fund Est. 1986 by Lulu B. Jones. Est. 1971 by bequest of Sally Brown Bradley. Est. 1983 by bequest of Elsa G. and Leo Links. Vincent P. Martone Memorial Est. 2014 by Carolyn H. Cary. Carol and James Kasper Fund Thomas & Elizabeth Lazay Charitable Fund Beatrice Shapiro Lipsher Fund Scholarship Fund Anna & Argall Hull Fund Est. 2009 by James Kasper. Est. 2007 by Thomas J. & Elizabeth V. Lazay. Est. 1990 by gift from Tyler Cooper & Alcorn. Est. 2012 by Marian F. Martone. Est. 1975 by bequest of Argall L. Kelley Memorial Fund Anne & Steven Lazrove Fund Judith A. Lisi Fund John S. Martinez and Family Scholarship Fund Est. 2016 by Mary F. Lowery. and Anna G. Hull. Est. 2004 by Brooks M. and Suzanne Kelley. Est. 1993 by Anne & Steven Lazrove. Est. 1992 by the Connecticut Association Est. 2003 by Ariel Martinez. Luongo Family Charitable Fund John L. & Pauline E. Huwiler Memorial Fund Kelley Family Fund Stanley A. and Margaret R. Leavy Fund for the Performing Arts. John M. & Adella S. Marvin Fund Est. 2006 by John A. Luongo Est. 1997 by Paul F. & Joan T. Huwiler. Est. 2014 by the Stonebridge Foundation. Est. 1996 by Stanley A. Leavy. Benjamin D. Liveten Fund Est. 1979 by bequest of Grace E. Marvin. and Doris Luongo. Imperato Family Scholarship Fund Jean R. Kelley Fund Wilson H. Lee Fund Est. 2002 by bequest of Benjamin D. Liveten. Amy Linton Mather — West Haven John, Cecilia & Susan Lyons Fund Est. 2003 by Eugene Imperato. Est. 1997 by Jean R. Kelley. Est. 1950 by bequest of Wilson H. Lee. Mary G. & Isaac S. Liveten Fund Pound Pals Inc. Fund Est. 1986 by John and Cecilia Lyons. Est. 2002 by Judy Rettig and Christine Santoro. Inglis Family Fund Carolyn Kellogg Memorial Fund Lee Scholarship Fund Est. 1990 by Benjamin D. Liveten. Frederick Machlin Memorial Fund Est. 2004 by Michele Inglis. Est. 1955 by gifts in memory of Carolyn Kellogg. Est. 1999 by Marietta and Leighton Lee, II John & Margaret Loehr Family Fund M. Anne & Jean B. Mauro Fund Est. 1975 by memorial gifts from the William Brinckerhoff Jackson Memorial Fund and the Lee family. Est. 2007 by John and Margaret Loehr. Est. 1998 by Anne and Jean B. Mauro. Mildred A. Kelly Fund Armstrong Rubber Company. Est. 1982 by bequest of Rose Herrick Jackson. Est. 1966 by bequest of Mildred A. Kelly. Catherine Kennedy Foundation Charles Long & Roe Curtis Family Fund New Haven Mayor’s Fund for Youth and Margaret B. Mack Fund John Herrick Jackson Fund for Leeway Fund Est. 2011 by Charles Long and Roe Curtis. Seniors Frank Kenna Jr. Fund Est. 1995 by bequest of Margaret B. Mack. Est. 2014 by Mayor Toni Harp. Est. 1951 by bequest of John Herrick Jackson. Est. 2016 by the Frank Kenna Trust. Est. 1998 by Leeway Inc. Long Wharf Future Fund Madison Surf Club Inc. Fund John H. & William B. Jackson Memorial Fund Marvin Lender Scholarship Fund Est. 1982 by gifts to Long Wharf Campaign. McMahon Family Fund Gilbert T. Kenna Fund Est. 1967 by the Madison Surf Club Inc. Est. 1991 by Mary I. Smith. Est. 1959 by John Day Jackson. Est. 2009 by bequest of Gilbert T. Kenna. Est. 1991 by Marvin and Helaine Lender. Lord/Kubler Fund “A” for New Work Maiberger Family Fund John Day Jackson Fund Martha F. Leonard Fund at Long Wharf Theatre McNerney Witek Family Fund Harry B. Kennedy & Ann H. Kennedy Fund Est. 2007 by Richard & Annette Maiberger. Est. 1997 by Helen McNerney. Est. 1961 by an anonymous donor. Est. 2001 by Ann H. Kennedy. Est. 2006 by bequest of Martha F. Leonard. Est. 2014 by the Seedlings Foundation. Mailhouse Family Fund Richard Seymour Jackson Fund Letters for My Children Fund Frances L. Loro Hamden High School Esther E. Mead Fund Henry Morgan Keyes Fund Est. 1991 by Robert and Joyce Mailhouse. Est. 1983 by bequest of Esther E. Mead. Est. 1974 by the Register Publishing Company. Est. 2004 by Henry Morgan Keyes. Est. 2001 by Russel H. Goddard. Scholarship Walter E. & Anna L. Malley Fund Rose H. Jackson Memorial Fund Diane and Burton Levey Family Fund Est. 2000 by bequest of Frances L. Loro. Eunice Keyes Medlyn Fund Helen & Morgan Keyes and Est. 1942 by Walter E. Malley. Est. 2003 by Eunice Keyes Medlyn. Est. 1977 by Mrs. William B. Reese and Eunice Keyes Medlyn Fund Jean Lovell Fund Mrs. Rose Jackson Sheppard. Est. 2003 by Helen and H. Morgan Keyes and Est. 1994 by New Haven Scholarship Fund Inc. John D. Jackson Memorial Fund Eunice Keyes Medlyn. Est. 1961 by the Register Publishing Company. Beverly Hilton Kimbro Scholarship Fund Making Strides to Build Burton & Susan Jaynes Fund Est. 2007 by Warren Kimbro. Est. 2007 by Susan and Burton Jaynes. F. Kirschner Fund an Informed Community Benjamin Jepson School Fund Est. 1942 by bequest of Fannie H. Kirschner. The Valley Community Foundation (VCF) with 30 partner Est. 2006 by David P. and Kristen A. Bechtel. Lucy M. Kittredge Fund organizations released Understanding The Valley Region Birgitta W. Johnson Fund Est. 1970 by bequest of Lucy M. Kittredge. in 2016, along with an executive summary of Valley needs Est. 2013 by bequest of Birgitta W. Johnson. Kiwanis Club Fund and opportunities. This community-level data will be used Birgitta Johnson Campership Fund Est. 1985 by the Kiwanis Club of New Haven. Est. 2014 by Fellowship Place. to convene conversations, align efforts and investments, Karen E. Knudsen Memorial Fund and collaborate on strategic endeavors to build, sustain Estelle A. Johnson Fund Est. 2001 by M. J. Knudsen. and enhance the quality of life in the Valley. The Foundation Est. 1962 by bequest of Estelle A. Johnson. Lillian & Henry A. Konopacke Fund Est. 2016 by their children Patricia Levey Lebow Elsa T. Johnson Fund Est. 2013 by bequest of Henry A. Konopacke. works with VCF to build impactful community philanthropy and John Levey. Est. 1993 by Kerala Johnson Snyder. Edward Konowitz Family Fund in the Valley. Est. 2007 by Edward Konowitz.

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Peter J. Meehan and Prudence F. Meehan Fund Francis J. Mitchell Fund Neighborhood Endowment Fund New Haven Symphony Orchestra Fund Partnership for Aging Fund New Haven Police Fund Est. 2013 by Peter J. and Prudence F. Meehan. Est. 1967 by bequest of Francis J. Mitchell Jr. Est. 1992 by The Community Foundation Est. 1999 by New Haven Symphony Est. 1999 by several nonprofits Est. 2014 by LH Brenner Inc. Parviz and Bahijeh Mehri Fund George W. Mixter Fund for Greater New Haven. Orchestra Inc. serving the elderly. Glenn J. Pollard Community Fund Est. 1993 by Cyrus Mehri. Est. 1977 by bequest of George W. Mixter. Neighborhood Music School New Haven Teachers Fund The Partnership for Youth Fund Est. 2011 by Jared Pollard and family. Ruth A. Meier Fund Arthur E. Moore III Memorial Scholarship Fund Dr. Regina M. Lily Warner Fund Est. 2012 by New Haven Investment Fund. Est. 1997 by an anonymous donor. Philip Pond Fund Est. 1989 by bequest of Allen S. Meier. Est. 1989 by Beverly Kimbro and gifts from Est. 2008 by Neighborhood Music School. Newton Family Fund Partyka Family Fund Est. 1964 by bequest of Philip Pond. Alice Pack Melly Fund family and friends. Thomas Nesbit Jr. and Anna C. Nesbit Fund Est. 2010 by David I. Newton. Est. 1996 by Mildred Partyka. Mildred Pond Fund Est. 2007 by Alice P. Melly. Charles G. Morris Fund Est. 2014 by bequest of Thomas Nesbit Jr. and New Ways Fund Elisa D. Pasqualoni Memorial Fund Est. 1998 by bequest of Mildred Pond. Anna C. Nesbit. Anna H. Merwin Fund Est. 1970 by the Friends of Boys Inc. Est. 2009 by Charles Pillsbury. Est. 1999 by Fred Pasqualoni. Helen S. Porter Fund Est. 1962 by bequest of Anna H. Merwin. Johnnie Mouning Memorial Scholarship Fund Netter/Boone Family Fund North Haven High School Excellence PATH Fund Est. 1962 by bequest of Helen S. Porter. Est. 2004 by Ronald and Susan Netter. Jerome & Roslyn Milstein Meyer Family Fund Est. 2008 by George Richard II. in Music Fund Est. 2016 by Maysa Akbar. Gillen Powers Family Fund Est. 2001 by Jerome and Roslyn Milstein Meyer. Bryant and Sara Munson Fund Mildred E. Neumann Est. 2013 by anonymous donors. Peace & Social Justice Fund Est. 2015 by Angela and William Powers. Est. 2016 by Bryant and Sara Munson. Memorial Scholarship Fund Donald H. & Frances M. Nugent Fund Est. 2008 by Joy Gordon. Jerome H. Meyer Education Fund Est. 2000 by Miss Emma Neumann. David G. Powrie Fund for Long Wharf Theatre Kathryn Murray-Phyllis McDowell Family Fund Est. 1993 by Frances M. Nugent. H. Pearce Family Scholarship Fund Est. 2013 by David G. Powrie. NewAlliance Bank Scholarship Fund Est. 2015 by Long Wharf Theatre. Est. 1995 by Phyllis McDowell. Arthur M. O’Brasky Scholarship Fund Est. 1999 by Herbert H. Pearce. David G. Powrie Fund #2 Est. 1989 by New Haven Savings Bank, Est. 1993 by bequest of Arthur and Milstein Meyer Fund for Murtha Cullina LLP Scholarship Fund now First Niagara Bank. Pearce-Fleming Family Fund Established in 2015 by bequest of David Long Wharf Theatre Endowment Est. 1999 by Murtha Cullina LLP. Annette O’Brasky. Est. 2006 by Barbara Pearce G. Powrie as a designated fund for several NewAlliance Bank Education Fund Est. 2008 by Jerome and Music Inspiring Youth Fund Sara Elizabeth O’Connor Fund and Norman Fleming. organizations that were important to Powrie. Roslyn Milstein Meyer. Est. 1989 by New Haven Savings Bank, Est. 2003 by Peter and Elizabeth Demir. Est. 2013 by Lindsay May and Philip Kirsch. now First Niagara Bank. Sara G. Peck Fund Progreso Latino Fund Roslyn Milstein Meyer Nicholas D. Ohly & Sara Huntington Ohly Fund Est. 1999 by bequest of Sara G. Peck. Est. 2003 by Frances and John Padilla. My Brothers Heart — The Joshua French New Haven Bread Fund Women In Transition Fund Memorial Foundation Fund Est. 2008 by the bequest of Nicholas D. Ohly. Rose V. Pelliccia Fund Promising Scholars Fund Est. 2014 by gifts of friends. Est. 1980 by First Church of Christ, Est. 2010 by Rebekah Horn. Trinity Church on the Green, Oliver & Nelson Family Fund Est. 1978 by bequest of Rose V. Pelliccia. Est. 2007 by the Board of the Daniel & Judith Miglio Fund Ruth I. Myers Fund Dawson Bread Fund. Est. 2008 by Sara O. Nelson. People’s Bank Fund Promising Scholars Fund. Est. 2008 by Daniel and Judith Miglio. Est. 1961 by bequest of Ruth I. Myers. New Haven Foundation Fund John J. Opalinski Jr. Est. 1984 by People’s Bank. Shirley Martin Prown Fund Milford Academy Endowment Fund NAACP Haitian Fund Est. 1981 by The New Haven Foundation. Memorial Scholarship Fund Maria Baez Perez Scholarship Fund Est. 2000 by the Friends of Est. 1998 by many donors. Est. 1995 by bequest of John J. Opalinski Jr. Case Memorial Library. Est. 2010 by the Greater New Haven NAACP. New Haven Network Public Education Fund Est. 2004 by the Ted and Luisa DeLauro Louise Miller Fund Arthur and Ruth Nabstedt Fund Est. 1986 by School Volunteers for Ophelia Fund Community Fund. Bob Pryde Scholarship Fund Est. 2014 by Randall Miller and Scott Miller. Est. 1975 by bequest of Arthur T. Nabstedt. New Haven Inc. Est.1986 by Flora J. Calhoun. James Perillo Education Fund Est. 1976 by bequest of Dorothy M. Pryde. Dr. Tammis Sholin Miller Scholarship Fund Susan J. Bryson & Laurence P. Nadel Fund New Haven Paint & Clay Club Fund Henry C. Opper Fund Est. 2014 by the Board of The Dorothy M. Pryde Fund Est. 1995 by the estate of Dr. Tammis Sholin Est. 2002 by Susan J. Bryson & Est. 1982 by New Haven Paint & Clay Club Inc. Est. 2003 by bequest of Henry C. Opper. Community Foundation for Greater Est. 1976 by bequest of Dorothy M. Pryde. Miller and gifts of family and friends. New Haven and other donors. Laurence P. Nadel. New Haven Real Estate Educational Optimates Society Fund Dorothy M. Pryde Scholarship Fund Paul Millette Memorial Scholarship Fund Carol DiBenedetto Nardini Fund Foundation Fund Est. 2013 by Matthew Medearis. Simon Persky Fund Est. 1976 by bequest of Dorothy M. Pryde. Est. 1987 by Lenore and Francis Millette. Est. 2000 by Carol Nardini. Est. 1987 by the New Haven Real Estate Orchestra New England Music Director and Est. 1963 by bequest of Simon Persky. Mary W. Pryde Fund Educational Foundation. Dorothy M. Mills Fund Father Howard Nash Memorial Fund Sponsorship Endowment Fund Edward L. Peters Memorial Scholarship Fund Est. 1976 by bequest of Dorothy M. Pryde. Est. 1969 by Dorothy M. Mills. Est. 2002 by Robert Mantilla. New Haven Scholarship Fund Est. 1998 by Anne and Jean B. Mauro. Est. 2000 by John F. Peters. Mary W. Pryde Scholarship Fund Mary B. Mitchell Fund Est. 1988 by New Haven Scholarship Fund Inc. Ruth L. Osterweis Fund Catherine P. and Edward Petraiuolo Jr. Fund Est. 1976 by bequest of Dorothy M. Pryde. Est. 1966 by bequest of Mary B. Mitchell. Est. 1983 by memorial gifts from family. Est. 2009 by Catherine P. and Edward Mary W. and Robert D. Pryde Library Fund Outer Island Fund for Education and Research Petraiuolo Jr. Est. 1976 by bequest of Dorothy M. Pryde. Est. 2003 by bequest of Elizabeth Hird. John P. & Cora E. Phelps Fund Robert D. Pryde Fund Building Resources for Our Community Oxford Education Fund Est. 1962 by bequest of Emma P. Pelton. Est. 1976 by bequest of Dorothy M. Pryde. Est. 1996 by bequest of an anonymous donor. Barnet & Sharon Phillips Charitable Fund Nearly $1.3 Million was raised for a broad range of Robert D. Pryde Scholarship Fund Helen L. Palmer ‘Spirit of the Foundation’ Fund Est. 2004 by Barnet & Sharon Phillips. Est. 1976 by bequest of Dorothy M. Pryde. organizations working in The Foundation’s 20-town Est. 2005 by The Community Foundation Dorothy Pickop Fund ® Puddicombe Fund service area during The Great Give 2017. Grand Prizes for Greater New Haven. Est. 1994 by bequest of Dorothy Pickop. Est. 2015 by Frances Puddicombe. were won by organizations providing land preservation, Paula and Michael Panik Mildred P. and Henry H. Pierce Jr. Fund Push Fund services to refugees and immigrants, and programs that Arts and Education Fund Est. 2002 by Katherine C. Pierce. Est. 2016 by Eugénie and Bradford Gentry. Est. 2009 by Michael and Pauline Panik. engage youth. To local nonprofits facing budget cuts and Laetitia V. Pierson Fund Quinnipiac River Fund Mary Jane and Ciro Paolella Fund Est. 1993 by bequest of Laetitia V. Pierson. challenges from national policy changes, the event was Est. 1990 by settlement between the National Est. 1987 by Philip Paolella. Pikaart-Vaughan Family Fund Resources Defense Council, Connecticut Fund very important. Cynthia M. Parker Fund Est. 2002 by Edward and Margaret Pikaart. for the Environment, and Upjohn Corporation. A list of GreatGive donors is available at cfgnh.org and giveGreater.org ®. Est. 2012 by Cynthia M. Parker. Mettie B. Platt Fund Donald Baker Quint Memorial Fund Charles J. Parker Memorial Fund Est. 1957 by bequest of Mettie B. Platt. Est. 1996 by Bernice and Raymond Quint. Est. 1980 by Elise O. Parker.

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Richard A. Rathbone Memorial Fund Constance Robert Fund David R. Schaefer and Janet C. Hall Fund Louis & Joan M. Sirico Fund R. Edwin and Alpha M. Steele Fund William Henry Taylor Fund Est. 1989 by Mrs. Richard A. Rathbone. Est. 2008 by Paul E. Robert. Est. 2014 by Janet C. Hall and David R. Schaefer. Est. 2010 by Teresa M. Sirico. Est. 2001 by R. Edwin and Alpha M. Steele. Est. 2009 by Priscilla Taylor. Arthur Ratner Scholarship Fund Rebecca Satterlee Robbins Scholarship Fund Lewis G. Schaeneman Jr. Foundation Inc. Fund Gustave & Carol Lynn Sirot Scholarship Fund Joan A. Steitz Fund Naomi Law Terrell Foundation Fund Est. 2012 by family, friends and classmates. Est. 1996 by Lt. Col. Gerald Robbins. Est. 2012 by the Lewis Schaeneman Jr. Est. 1999 by Carol Lynn Sirot. Est. 2008 by Joan A. and Thomas Steitz. Est. 2006 by bequest of Naomi Law Terrell. Edith P. Rausch Fund Nathanael V. Robert Fund Foundation. Gustave & Carol Sirot Family Fund Stepping Stones Milestone Fund Charles L. Terrell/New Haven Savings Bank Est. 1993 by bequest of Edith P. Rausch. Est. 2009 by Clare and Patrick Robert. Jennifer L. Schiff Charitable Fund Est. 2011 by Carol Sirot. Est. 2010 by anonymous donors. Scholarship Fund Rayford Cafferty Fund Helen H. Roberts Fund Est. 2005 by Jennifer L. Schiff. Margaret G. Sisk Fund Joseph C. Stevens Fund Est. 2001 by New Haven Savings Bank. Est. 2002 by Laura Freebairn-Smith, Est. 1952 by Helen H. Roberts. Peter & Judith Schurman Fund Est. 2014 by bequest of Margaret G. Sisk. Est. 2014 by bequest of Joseph C. Stevens. Bertha M. and Emanuel H. Thalheimer Fund Brett Rayford and other donors. Joseph H. and Barbara R. Roberts Fund Est. 1984 by Peter and Judith Schurman. Sidney Skolnick Fund Eva-Marie Pfeiffer Stinson Memorial Fund Est. 1963 by bequest of Emanuel H. Thalheimer. Read Revolution College Book Fund Est. 1996 by bequest of Joseph H. Roberts. Reva Barez Schwartz Fund Est. 2016 by Sidney Skolnick. Est. 2000 by Helen C. Pfeiffer. Edna May and Richard M. Thalheimer Fund Est. 2010 by Marc Michaelson Caroline V. Robertson Fund Est. 2003 by Reva Barez Schwartz. Ella E. Smith Fund Douglas & Patti Stitzel Est. 1970 by bequest of Richard M. Thalheimer. and other donors. Est. 1987 by bequest of Caroline V. Robertson. Samuel & Aramina Schwartz Fund Est. 1959 by bequest of Ella E. Smith. Memorial Scholarship Fund Janice M. Thompson Fund Read To Grow Fund Jean-Michel Robert Fund Est. 1954 by Samuel Schwartz. Maude Smith Fund for Hamden High School Est. 1963 by bequest of Janice M. Thompson. Est. 1998 by Roxanne and Kevin Coady Est. 2008 by Elisabeth B. Robert. Cornell Scott Scholarship Fund Est. 1967 by bequest of Maude S. Smith. Est. 2002 by Milton & Dorothy Stitzel. William and Marion Tittel Fund and other donors. Babette Rogol Scholarship Fund Est. 2003 by the Advisory Committee. May C. Smith Fund Louis and Susan Stone Family Fund Est. 1990 by bequest of William Tittel. Harriet M. Redfield Est. 1993 by the Babette Rogol Scholarship Inc. Seedlings Fund for the Est. 1996 by Rosemary Little. Est. 2015 by Susan Stone. William and Ethel Tittel Fund Est. 1950 by bequest of Harriet M. Redfield. Rhonna and Brian Rogol Fund Long Wharf Theatre Endowment David A. & Claire O. Smith Family Fund Stonebridge Fund Est. 1990 by bequest of William Tittel. Refugee Reunification Project Fund Est. 2016 by Rhonna and Brian Rogol. Est. 2008 by the Seedlings Foundation. Est. 2003 by David A. & Claire O. Smith. Est. 2014 by the Stonebridge Foundation. Lavonne Tokarczyk — S.A.F.E. Fund Est. 2005 by Amanda Edmonds, Abja Midha, Phyllis Z. Seton Fund Lisl Karen Streett Fund Est. 2002 by Judy Rettig and Christine Santoro. Elora Mukherjee and Vivek Sriram. Frederick Talmadge and Mary Ogden Rolfe Donald E. Smith Memorial Scholarship Fund Est. 1961 by bequest of Clarence E. Rolfe. Est. 2015 by Diana Seton Wakerley. Est. 2013 by bequest of Donald E. Smith. Est. 1989 by Grace Cornell Terwilliger & Minnie Tolles Scholarship Fund Rehabilitation Center Fund Phyllis Z. Seton Children’s Endowment Fund Dr. J. Walter Streett. Est. 1988 by bequest of Minnie Tolles. Est. 1983 by the Rehabilitation Center. Jared Rosner Memorial Fund Kerala and Richard Snyder Fund Est. 2008 by J. Patrick Carley III & for Edgerton Park Conservancy Est. 2014 by Kerala and Richard Snyder. E. Laura Stuart Scholarship Fund Raynham Townshend Fund Mary A. & Robert S. Reigeluth Fund Pio A. Imperati. Est. 2003 by Fenmore R. and Phyllis Z. Seton. Est. 2006 by A. Walter and Sharyn A. Esdaile. Est. 1993 by Mrs. Raynham Townshend Est. 1991 by Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Reigeluth. Social Services Fund Margaret M. Rowland Fund George D. Seymour Fund Est. 1970 by The Community Foundation Kathleen A. Sullivan Fund and family. Marion Cullen Reilly Scholarship Fund Est. 1959 by Daisy MacDonald. Est. 1945 by bequest of George D. Seymour. for Greater New Haven. Est. 2004 by Stephen C. Robinson Second Annual State Treasurer’s Est. 2004 by Maureen Reilly. and other donors. Rozett Family Fund William R. Shaffer Fund The Pedro Soto & Sara Jamison Black & White Charity Ball Fund Maureen A. Reilly Fund Est. 2015 by Jean and Ronald Rozett. Est. 1975 by bequest of William R. Shaffer. Family Fund Sullivan Family Fund Est. 1999 by proceeds of State Treasurer’s Est. 2004 by bequest of Maureen A. Reilly. Est. 2008 by Carla & Sean Sullivan Black and White Charity Ball. Ruggiero “Forever In The Light” Fund Jane Steidley Shaw Fund Est. 2016 by Pedro Soto and Sara Jamison. Pamela & Ronald Reis Family Fund Est. 2005 by Sal Annunziato. Est. 2009 by Jane A. Shaw. Viola J. Spinelli Fund Henri Sumner Scholarship Fund Grace Ellen Treat Fund Est. 1981 by Ronald & Pamela Reis. Cherry Shaw Swords & Est. 2016 by Viola J. Spinelli. Est. 2015 by the New Haven Public School Est. 1974 by bequest of Grace Ellen Treat. Joseph Ruggiero Scholarship Fund Foundation. Resch Family Fund Est. 2012 by bequest of Joseph B. Ruggiero. Virginia Thorne Shaw Fund Blanche Spinner Outdoor Recreation Fund Benjamin Paul Trivelli Fund Est. 2004 by Paula and Richard Resch. Est. 2014 by Susan Stevens. Est. 1994 by the Citizens Park Council of Sunshine Fund Est. 2005 by Sharon Trivelli and Nicholas Marion M. Russell Fund Est. 2005 by the Sunshine Donor. Lavorato. Responsible Parenting Fund Honoring Est. 2013 by Marion M. Russell. Jane Shepard Fund Greater New Haven. Robert G. LaCamera, MD Est. 1965 by bequest of Jane P. H. Shepard. Margaret M. Sprick Fund Philip Scott Taksen Memorial Charity Fund C. Rachel Trowbridge Fund Est. 1998 by family, friends and colleagues of Sacco Family Fund Est. 2005 by Michelle Taksen. Est. 1983 by bequest of C. Rachel Trowbridge. Est. 1996 by Carol & Humbert V. Sacco Jr. Brooks Shepard Jr. Fund Est. 1997 by bequest of Dr. Robert G. LaCamera. Est. 1990 by Brooks Shepard Jr. Margaret Morton Sprick. Mary Jane Reynolds Fund Sage Services of Connecticut Fund Est. 1983 by Sage Services of CT. Charles R. S. Shepard & Derry Ann Moritz Fund Est. 1996 by bequest of Mary Jane Reynolds. Est. 1994 by Charles R. S. Shepard and Frank Rice Memorial Fund Saint Ambrose Music Club Fund Derry Ann Moritz. Using Movement to Develop Est. 1983 by the Saint Ambrose Music Club. Est. 1985 by bequest of Frank Rice. Sherry Fund Mind and Body Florence Rice Fund Sarah Alison Shufro Mandelkern Fund Est. 2004 by bequest of William Sherry. Est. 2014 by bequest of Florence Rice. (“Sarah’s Fund”) Middle school boys at Betsy Ross Arts Magnet School Est. 2001 by Cathy Fran Shufro. Herman E., Clara G. & Helene M. Shincel Fund Richardson Charitable Fund Est. 2001 by bequest of Helen M. Shincel. learn the dance moves of the Brazilian martial art form Est. 2007 by Paul G. & Joan W. Richardson. Gustave R. Sattig Fund Capoeira during an after-school workshop, supported Est. 1951 by bequest of Gustave R. Sattig. David W. Short Music Scholarship Fund Pauline & Frank Richard Fund Est. 2016 by Kelly Short. with a grant from The Community Foundation. The Est. 1992 by Pauline Richard. Ilene M. Saulsbury Fund Est. 2005 by Ilene M. Saulsbury. Shubert Performing Arts Center Fund sessions are part of the Elm City Dance Collective’s Girls Rike Fund Est. 1986 by Shubert Performing Arts Center. Est. 1978 by Lawrence M. Noble Jr. Curtis M. Saulsbury Scholarship Fund in Motion/Boys in Motion program, which brings dance Est. 2001 by Robert H. Saulsbury Jr. Caroline Silverthau Fund ’r kids Family Center Est. 1942 by bequest of Caroline Silverthau. and movement to middle schools. Est. 2011 by an anonymous donor. Grace P. Scalese Award Fund Est. 1999 by Fred J. Pasqualoni. Martha H. Simpkin Fund Est. 1971 by bequest of Martha H. Simpkin.

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May Wells Trowbridge Fund William Verdi Fund Maureen Weaver and Robert Leighton Fund Wilbur Fund Young Men’s Institute Library, Est. 1946 by bequest of May Wells Trowbridge. Est. 1959 by memorial gifts. Est. 2014 by Maureen Weaver Est. 1998 by an anonymous donor. Alfred P. Goodyer Hayes Q. Trowbridge Fund Veterans Housing Assistance Fund and Robert Leighton. Wilder Family Fund Scholarship Fund Est. 1969 by bequest of Hayes Q. Trowbridge. Est. 2008 by Howard R. Udell and Margaret B. Weir Fund Est. 1997 by Isabel Wilder. Est. 1998 by Young Men’s Institute Library. Olga M. Trowbridge Fund Michael Friedman. Est. 1977 by bequest of Louise Farnam Wilson Fund Est. 1989 by bequest of Olga M. Trowbridge. Barbara Vincent Family Margaret B. Weir. Est. 1955 by bequest of Louise Farnam Wilson. Youth of Color in the Arts — Donor Advised Fund Weiss Family Memorial Fund Mary E. Boyle Fund Truesdell Donor Advised Fund Frank Winder Fund Est. by proceeds of Take 6 concert and by Est. 2007 by Hobart G. and Nancy C. Truesdell. Est. 2009 by Barbara J. Vincent and the Vincent Est. 1990 by Drs. Christina & Est. 2016 by Joy Winder Ford. Foundation. David Cugell. friends of Mary Boyle. Edgar Tullock Emphysema Fund Donald & Charlotte Wing Fund Barry J. Vine District G. Harold Welch Fund Yudkin Family Fund Est. 1983 by bequest of Edgar Tullock. Est. 1974 by bequest of Est. 1999 by Richard A. Yudkin. Animal Control Fund Est. 1987 by Harriet H. Welch. Donald G. Wing. SSG Nate Turner Scholarship Fund Est. 2002 by Judy Rettig and Christine Santoro. Yudkin Family Scholarship Fund Est. 2011 by Marcia & Charles (Tom) Turner. Bessie B. Wessel Fund Deanne H. and Herbert S. Winokur Jr. Fund Visiting Nurse Association of South Central Est. 1976 by bequest of Est. 2011 by bequest of Lester Turner NAACP Scholarship Fund Est. 2010 by Deanne H. & Richard A. Yudkin. Connecticut Inc. Fund Bessie B. Wessel. Herbert S. Winokur. Est. 2008 by the Greater New Haven NAACP. Est. 1993 by Visiting Nurse Association of South Seymour L. Yudkin Fund Irmgard and Morris Wessel Fund Woman’s Seamen’s Friend Fund J. Birney Tuttle Fund Central CT. Est. 1993 by family and friends. Est. 20121 by Seymour L. Yudkin. Est. 1952 by Josephine B. Tuttle. Est. 1961 by Woman’s Seamen’s Friend Society Lawrence John Vitali Clarence C. Westerberg Fund of Connecticut. Seymour L. Yudkin Wachovia National Bank Fund Scholarship for Music Fund Est. 2009 by Clarence C. Westerberg. Scholarship Fund Est. 1973 by Union Trust Company. Est. 2001 by A. Patricia Vitali. Woman’s Choral Society Fund Est. 2012 by Seymour L. Yudkin. West Haven Rotary Fund Est. 1959 by Women’s Choral Society of New United Way of Greater New Haven Fund Fund for Volunteerism Est. 1964 by the Rotary Club of West Haven. Haven. Janice and Richard Yusza Fund Est. 1997 by United Way of Greater New Haven. Est. 1999 by the Volunteer Action Center of Est. 2009 by Janice and Richard Yusza. Greater New Haven Inc. Leanor and Isadore Wexler Fund Women’s Health Services Fund Urban Improvement Corps Fund Est. 1986 by gifts in memory of Est. 1990 by many donors. Zdru Family Fund Est. 1984 by Urban Improvement Corporation. Wack Family Fund Isadore L. Wexler. Established in 2015 by George Zdru as a donor Est. 1993 by Dr. Jeffrey Wack. Women’s Vision Fund advised fund. Urban League of Southern Connecticut Fund John D. Wheeler Fund Est. 2009 by an anonymous donor. Est. 2010 by Urban League of Southern CT. John Charles & Diana Seton Wakerley Fund Est. 1982 by bequest of Ruth and Sherman Zudekoff Scholarship Fund Est. 2012 by John Charles and Diana Seton Women’s Health Research at Yale Fund Est. 2000 by Ruth and Sherman Zudekoff. The Foundation’s charitable Urban Prosperity Foundation Fund John D. Wheeler. Wakerley. Est. 2001 by The Community Foundation for Est. 2010 by Howard K. Hill. Elizabeth White Fund for Lyme Greater New Haven and other donors. Albert Zunder Fund assets are held by: Nellie M. Ward Fund Est. 1951 by bequest of Fanny Fern Falk. Valley Foundation Fund Est. 2014 by bequest of Est. 1957 by bequest of Nellie M. Ward. WOW Fund The Foundation’s Est. 1980 by Harry Bassett. Elizabeth White. Est. 2016 by the Women Organizing Women Wareck Family Fund Ralph G. Van Name Fund Ruth Whittemore Fund Political Action Committee Inc. (WOWPAC). Corporation, known as the Est. 1995 by Barbara C. Wareck. Est. 1962 by bequest of Ralph G. Van Name. Est. 2006 by bequest of Iris & David Wyllie Book Scholarship Fund Watershed Fund Dr. Ruth Whittemore. The Community Foundation Theodora Van Name Fund Est. 2008 by David Wyllie. Est. 2003 by Watershed Fund Inc. Est. 1962 by bequest of Alexander Whitton Fund Isadora Wyman Fund for Greater New Haven Inc., Theodora Van Name. Martha W. R. Wayland Fund Est. 1969 by bequest of Est. 2009 by Carol Ross. Est. 1971 bequest of Alexander W. Whitton. Willard G. Van Name Fund or in trust by one of four Martha W. R. Wayland. Yale University Women’s Organization Est. 1960 by bequest of Vivien White Fund Scholarship Trust Fund trustee banks: Willard G. Van Name. Est. 2004 by Vivien White. Est. 1998 by Yale University Women’s Organization. Wells Fargo Yale/Seton Book Awards Endowed Fund Bank of America Est. 2001 by Phyllis Z. and Remaining Active in Old Age Fenmore R. Seton. Key Bank The Agency on Aging of South Central Connecticut Tina Yao Fund People’s United Bank empowers adults to remain as independent and engaged Est. 2015 by Nancy Yao Maasbach. as possible within their communities through advocacy, Robert M. and Ada W. Yerkes Fund Est. 2001 by Roberta Yerkes Blanshard. information and services, such as its Aging and Disability Resource Center. The Agency is supported by a mixture of government funding, foundation and corporate grants, donations and income from services. Every year, the Agency receives designated resources from The Foundation’s Partnership for Aging Fund.

22 CFGNH.ORG/REPORT2016 *As of December 31, 2016. New funds are highlighted in green. For new funds established with our partner in philanthropy, the Valley Community Foundation, visit valleyfoundation.org. Funds of the Community Foundation 23 Organization Funds* Donors to Foundation Funds*

Organization Funds are established by nonprofits that wish to have their As we see year after year, our community’s spirit of generosity and belief charitable assets managed under The Community Foundation’s long-term in itself is reflected in giving to The Foundation. The Foundation recorded investment model. Since 2014, The Foundation’s Corporation has been a more than $19 Million in new gifts and transfers of charitable assets in 2016. registered investment adviser. These gifts were made in support of specific causes and nonprofits of importance to our donors, as well as to support Foundation leadership activities designed to meet immediate needs in our community.

Agency on Aging Fund Phil & Debby Dwyer Central Hesung Chun & Kwang Lim Koh Orchard House Fund Christine Alexander Fund Connecticut Coast YMCA Fund Family Fund Mary L. Pepe Fund for for New Haven Reads Bob Eddy Scholarship Fund LEAP Endowment Fund Long Wharf Theatre Amity & Woodbridge Historical Edgerton Park Conservancy Fund Margaret Leavy Fund for Pierce Fund for the New Haven Society Fund Robert Evans Fund for Legal Services Free Public Library Artist Next Door Fund Long Wharf Theatre Long Wharf Doris Duke J. B. Pierce Laboratory Fund Arts Council Board-Designated Farmington Canal Rail to Endowment Fund John B. Pierce Foundation Fund Reserve Fund Trail Association Fund Long Wharf Theatre Fund for Russell Loan Fund for the Artspace Organization Fund Fund for Fellowship Place Inc. Artistic Excellence New Haven Free Library Birgitta Johnson Campership Magee Fenn Scholarship Fund Lord/Kubler Fund for Shepherds Inc. Fund New Work — Fund B Fund for Fellowship Place Friends of Cheshire Public Shubert Theater New Haven Fund Lulac Head Start Fund Bittker Fund for the New Haven Library Fund Silvermine Arts Center Fund Free Public Library Milford Fine Arts Council Gateway Community College Sleeping Giant Park Trust Fund Anonymous Dr. Lourdes Alvarez Alfredo L. and Hilary Axtmayer II Mr. & Mrs. Martin Bernstein Branford Community Foundation Fund Association Fund Foundation Fund Music Haven Inc. Fund Gesell Institute of Child The Prosperity Foundation Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Leslie D. Aberson AmazonSmile Foundation Patricia Hayes Axtmayer Rick & Erin Bibber Bridge Family Center Inc. Fund Development Fund Neighborhood Music School Fund Board-Designated Fund Karen Ablondi Lauren Ametrano Nadine Baconi Nan Birdwhistell Bridgeport Rotary Club Ulysses S. Grant Foundation Truman Olin Fund Foundation Fund II Dr. Regina M. Lily Warner Mary Abriola Laura Anderko & Robert Dinse Joanne Bailey Carla A. Birmingham Endowment Fund Universal Health Care Burry Fredrik Foundation Fund Greater Dwight Development Foundation of CT Fund Nina Adams & Moreson Kaplan Phyllis L. Anderson Dr. Leon Bailey Jeffrey & Sherrie Bitterman Center for Family Justice Inc. Fund Corp. Fund Neighborhood Music School Endowment Fund Village Improvement Deborah Michelle Addington Robert J. Anderson Matthew Bailey Corie L. Blanck Central Connecticut Coast YMCA Greater New Haven Community Association Fund Loan Fund New Haven Chorale Fund Susan S. Addiss Andrew & Jessica’s ZA Friends Albert H. Barclay Jr. Jessica Blank Fund Watershed Fund Cheshire Historical Society Fund Greisinger Fund for the New New Haven Free Public Library Fund Jonathan Adler Farrin R. Anello Thomas Barclay Jeffrey & Joyce Bliss Haven Free Public Library West Haven Community Cheshire Land Trust Inc. — New Haven Green Fund House Fund Laurie Adler Julia & Robert Anello Mrs. Kathy Barkin Matthew Blomerth Elizabeth P. Ives Endowment Fund Bette G. Gruskay Education Fund Fund for the New Haven Green WNEIP Ritvo Scholarship Fund Jean & Bob Adnopoz Rose E. Anello Beverly Barnes Andrea Bloom & William T. Chapin for the New Haven Symphony Endowment Children In Placement Orchestra Western New England Institute Endowment Fund New Haven Museum and Adoni Spiritual Formation Center Barbara & Chip Angle Elaine B. Battles Betty Lou & Joseph Blumberg Guilford Foundation Fund for Psychoanalysis Fund Historical Society Fund Elliot & Carol Agin Martin A. & Maria F. Aragona Kate Bauer & Eric Lindblom R. Reid Bogie Christian Community Action Inc. Annual Y.U.W.O. Scholarship Fund Endowment Fund Oscar & Irma Hamburger New Haven Museum Bruce Agins Luis & Laurele Arata Richard Baxter Kim Bohen & Lily James Memorial Endowment Fund Acquisition Fund Yale University Women’s Civic Orchestra of New Haven Organization Operating Fund Operating Fund Higher Heights Youth New Haven Public School Melinda Agsten Walter & Diane Fried Ariker Claudette Beamon Paul & Patricia Bonelli Empowerment Programs Fund Cold Spring School Fund Foundation Inc. Fund Jane Aiello Jeremy & Stephanie Ariker Mallory Beberman James & Monna Bonner Housing Operations Management New Haven Real Estate Community Foundation of Enterprises Fund Phyllis C. Aiello Douglas Arnstein Eileen Becker-Dunn Harold D. Bornstein Jr., MD Northwest CT Fund Educational Foundation Fund #2 Immanuel Missionary Baptist New Reach Fund Rachel & Jonathan Albert Katharine B. Arnstein Beers, Hamerman & Company PC Marie E. Borroff Connecticut Association of Church Fund Latinos in Higher Education NewAlliance Foundation Fund Myles & Nancy Alderman Ann & Ernest Ashton David & Jeanne Bell Larry Botelle Endowment Fund Isaiah Fund for the Community Soup Kitchen NHSO Board-Designated Nancy Alexander & Patricia H. Atwater Stacy A. Bergantino Richard Bourdeau & Family Connecticut Coalition Stability Fund Phillip G. Bernstein on Aging Fund Junior League of Greater Stephen & Judith August Dr. Eric & Ethel Berger Audrey Boxwell New Haven Fund NHSO Foundation Inc. Fund Roger Alling Trust Connecticut Mental Health Center Joseph Avni-Singer Dr. Jean & Larry Berkwitt Maryann Bracken Dr. Chuwan Kim & Family Orange Congregational Foundation Endowment Fund Randi Alpert Fund for East Rock Church Fund Lisa Axelrod David & Lida Bernard Mary Bradley

*Italic text reflects donors who also made gifts through giveGreater.org ®; 24 CFGNH.ORG/REPORT2016 *As of December 31, 2016. New organization funds are highlighted in green. visit cfgnh.org for a list of everyone who made a gift through giveGreater.org ® or The Great Give®. Donors to Foundation Funds 25 * Donors to Foundation Funds continued

Robert & Kathleen Bradley Sharon Cappetta Roxanne Coady Tia Debrick Austin Bramwell Gloria & Daniel Carey Frank Cochran & Linda F. Decker Winning Battles for Lori & Byron Branning Jean H. Caron Stephanie FitzGerald Dennis & Deborah DeLillo Connecticut’s Veterans Joseph & Shelly Cogguillo Thomas Breen M.A. Carrara Department of Health & The Connecticut Veteran’s Legal Center started seven Stephanie Breindel & Family Ernest & Nancy Cassella Amir Cohen Human Services/New Haven Healthy Start years ago with its largest support from The Community Brenner Saltzman & Wallman Nicole Castronuovo Seth & Barbara Cohen Diane Deschenes Foundation for Greater New Haven. It has since grown Linda Mason Briggs Florin & Octavia Catana Dr. Judith Colton Carl & Carol Devellis from one full-time employee to nine, and in 2016 it helped Chester & Glenna Brodnicki Marcia A. Cavanaugh William S. Colwell, Esq. resolve 567 legal matters for veterans. The organization Lynn Dgetluck Raeann Bromark Andrea & Vinnie Cea James P. Comer, MD provides access to social workers, psychologists, Ann Pecora Diamond The Bromley Charitable Trust Katherine Ceccarelli Diana Congdon attorneys and other professionals to meet each client’s Jeff & Janet Dickey Althea M. Brooks Phyllis E. Ceccarelli & Sally E. Connolly set of needs. Nancy Dickgiesser Edwin Brooks Elizabeth Ann Ceccarelli Cynthia D. Conrad David M. Dickson John & Judith Brooks Chadbourne Family Brendan & Carol Conry Emma Dickson Sharon Brooks Alison Faulkner Chapman Pedro & Janet Contreras Debbie Chen Gary & Cynthia Cook Johanna Dickson Josephine Broude Karen A. Egri First Church of Christ, Patricia Garland Mary & Bob Grande Carol L. Cheney Cornell University Foundation, Lisa Diggs Beulah W. Brown Anne Eisner Woodbridge Walter & Betsy Gay Lillian B. Granderson Barbara N. Chesler Priscilla A. Schaeneman Brett M. Dignam Paula Burke Helmer & Joanne Ekstrom First Niagara Financial Ted Gayer William & Jean Graustein Michael & Nadine Chikuni Cornell University Foundation, Michael & Laura Dimeglio Corporation Lynn Burton Jody R. Schurman Account & Elim Park Baptist Home Dr. Myron & Phyllis Genel Carol Grave Chip & Barbara Angle Fund Elena Dixon Margaret Fischer Peter Butler Rosalie Schurman Account Deborah Elkin Clara Genetos Margaret C. Gray of The Boston Foundation Tyler Dobbs Brian Flanagan Jeannette Byers Sydney & David Covey Peter Elliman Eugénie & Bradford Gentry Debra Greenberger Renee Chotiner Shirley Dobihal Hillary M. Forden Shelagh M. Byrne Criterion Capital Management Thomas & Elizabeth Elliman Georgetown University, Andra Greene Leah Churinske Mary Donatelli Tonry Arnold & Norene Foster Shornda H. Cadore Elio Cruz Barbara Ellinghaus FNP Department Sidney H. Greene Peter & Holly Cimino Tadhg Dooley Laurellen Foster Guido & Anne Calabresi David W. and Christina Enroth Herbert Epstein Estate of Dolores Giannini Ramona Gregg Renee Cimino Cugell Unitrust Deanna L. Dorkins Peter Francini Linda & Vince Calarco Irwin & Louise Epstein Peter Gilbert Randi Grimes Christina Ciociola Alison Cunningham Janet D’Orso Gaetjens Lisa M. Freeman Yolanda Caldera-Durant Rose Errington William W. & Ellen Kelly Ginsberg Dan & Mary Margaret Groberg Frances T. Clark C. Elizabeth & Gerard Cunningham Joshua Doxsee Barbara J. Freiler Tricia Caldwell A. Walter & Sharyn A. Esdaile Guiseppe and Lynn Giordano Bonita D. Grubbs Shannon Clarkson Margaret E. Cunningham Craig D. Durgy & Rona C. Lynch Louis & Margaret Freiler Barbara J. Calosso Linda & Mark Estacion Nina Glickson Jimmy Gruber Nancy Clayton & Brad Collins Angelo & Sara D’Amato Edwin Durgy Nancy E. Freiler Ken Campbell Dr. Mary Anne Evangelist Leroy T. Glover & Karen Guastelle & Carole Pagliuco Joanne Cleary Sandra D’Aprile Peter & Elyn Dworak Carrie French Catherine Wesoly Connecticut Association Sarah Fabish Louise Harvey Guion for the Performing Arts Karen Clute Robert Davis Rebecca R. Eccles Robert & Susan Frew Anne Godsey Katie Fahey Peter Gulick Lincoln Caplan II & Meghan Clyne Tarah R. Davis Liz Egan Friends of Andrew & Jess Miriam Gohara Elizabeth Fajans Avni Gupta-Kagan Susan L. Carney Connie Frontis & Neil Brockwehl Luis Goitia Jack & Harriet Fast Elizabeth Haas Alison Frost Lindy Lee Gold Elizabeth O. Fearon Judith Hahn Holly Frost The Joe and Cindy Goldberg Catharine B. Fender Violette Haldane George & Cecile Furkiotis Family Foundation Marilyn & Michael Fenollosa Dimitrios Halikias “I’m committed to getting more educated Deidre Galbo Robin Goldberg Dick & Marissa Ferguson Christopher Hall Mark Gallogly & Elizabeth Strickler Harrison Golden Kevin Ferguson Jessica Halpern personally on issues. I realize I had been Donna Galluzzo Armando & Nancy Goncalves Michael Ferrucci Mindy & Mark Halpern George & Judith Gamble John D. Gordon, CPA complacent before.” Nancy Fink Roberta Halpern Garden Club of New Haven Karin M. Gould A Foundation Donor

26 CFGNH.ORG/REPORT2016 *Italic text reflects donors who also made gifts through giveGreater.org ®; visit cfgnh.org for a list of everyone who made a gift through giveGreater.org ® or The Great Give®. Donors to Foundation Funds 27 * Donors to Foundation Funds continued

Jane Hanselman Joan P. Huwiler Torres & Friedman LLP of Fairfield Carolyn Hansen Paul Huwiler E. Helen Kauder & Barry Nalebuff Nancy & Philip Lebov Harp 2015 ICAST — International Center Paul & Ilene Kauffman Patricia Levey Lebow “Big ideas come from connections Lisa Harris for Appropriate and Dr. Paula B. Kavathas Leighton Lee III Sustainable Technology Ann Marie Hart Eunice Kaymen Philip J. Lee Janine Idelson and relationships.” John & Martha Hastings Leo Kayser III William & Kate Lee Yari Ijeh A Foundation Grantee Kim Healey Jean R. Kelley Bob & Ellen Leibenluft Inaugural Ball 2016 Jeanny Heermance Mr. & Mrs. Jerald L. Kelly Robert Leighton & Integrated Wellness Group Alexys Heffernan Frank Kenna Family Trust Maureen Weaver Irell & Manella LLP Samuel & Joan Hellerman Nikolas & Susannah Kerest The Leo Rosner Foundation Inc. Idit Isaacsohn Estate of Alcibiades G. Heris Kidderbrook Foundation Garry & Nancy Leonard John & Loretta James Dawn & Richard Hersch Elizabeth J. Kilbride John M. Leventhal Mary F. Lowery The McClorey Family Emma Paulett Moore Sharon Nordgren Jorge Jiménez William & Irene Hobbes Dominick Di Gangi & Stuart & Judy Levitz Abygale Lund Michael & Irene McCoy James & Peggy Moore Dr. Michael A. Norko Brian & Martha Johnson Karen L. Hobbes & Valerie Knight-Di Gangi Sheila Levrant de Bretteville Sue & Steffen Lunde Cheryl L. McGirl Marta Elisa Moret & Peter Salovey Edward J. & Priscilla Ochman Monica & Jason Johnson Jeffery R. Mitchell Christin Knowlton & Dylan Jones Betty Levy Basil Lyden Nancy McKiernan Dr. James L. Morgan Elise Olgin Nancy Roldan Johnson Hobson Associates Sr. Thomasine Knowlton, CST Wanda R. Lewis Leah Lyden Dani J. McLeod Stephen J. and Pamela Morin Doreen Oliveira Janet Jones Beverly Hodgson & Morgan Knudsen Liberty Bank Foundation Lauretta Lyons Elaine M. McLeod Edward & Carolann Morrissey Sharon M. Oster John Leventhal Monica C. Joyner Neal Konstantin Kimberly Link Sarah Maben and the Thomas McMahon Charles Moseley Robert & Sally O’Such Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence H. Hoffman Shirley Joyner Robert & Bonnie Kreitler Chaim Litwin, DVM Optum Relationship Office Julia M. McNamara Ken Mouning Tinna Otero Lucinda Hogarty Maureen Julian Cindy Kruger Brian & Sandra Livingston Margaret MacMullen Deb McNulty Thelma L. Mouning Stephanie Ovens & Adriana Hoogvelt-Sanchez Bertha Kahn Leslie Krumholz Lori Lodge William Madden Jack & Mike Mechem Duffy Mudry Marcella Stearns Emily J. Horning Stephen Kaminsky & Lisa Wilson Patrick & Carole Lalor Joseph F. Loewenstein & Janet A. Madigan, MD Peter J. & Prudence F. Meehan Elora Mukherjee John & Frances Padilla Jim Horwitz & Sandy Allison Beatrice Kandell C. Lynne Tatlock Ruth Lambert & Henry Harrison Kaye W. Maggart Richard & Yvonne Megenis Marion Mullings Jordy Padilla Duane & Margaret Howell Gina Kapilian Peter Loge Richard & Lisa Lammers Michael Magnotta Roslyn Milstein Meyer Fernando J. Muñiz Virginia Page Robin Huckaby Annie & Ben Kaplan Charles H. Long Kim & Derek Laprade David Magram Nicole Meyers Murtha Cullina LLP Joseph A. Pagliaro Jr. Alix Hunter Richard Kaplan Robin M. Long Nancy LaRoche Martha Maguire Marc & Tanya Michaelson Minor Myers Elisabeth Palatiello Kathleen Hunter Susan Kashaf Linda K. Lorimer & Charles Ellis The Latimer Group Estate of Robert Mailhouse Patsy Michelle Laurence P. Nadel & Marguerite Palisoul Veronica Huvelle Kasowitz, Benson, Rich & Kathy Loughlin League of Women Voters Rebecca L. Malakoff Daniel & Judith Miglio Susan J. Bryson Helen L. Palmer Jocelyn Malkin, MD Dave & Elisa Milano Jeff Nash Kevin M. Palmieri Wendy Marans Lauren Miller Roger & Ellen Nash Melinda Papowitz Andrea Martinez William H. & Irene K. Miller Lisa & James Navroth Gisele M. Parent Addressing Incarceration Injustices Zachary & Laura Martinez Charitable Account Ellen Nelson Parents of Amity Creative Theater (PACT) The Foundation’s strategic work on reentry and justice Marian F. Martone Eric & Carolyn Millman Richard E. Nelson Cynthia Parker reform led to a Fall Convening entitled EMERGING: Life Patti Masarek Carol Mills The Netter Foundation Inc. After Incarceration with author Shaka Senghor. The event Tatiana & Giovanni Maschi Lesley Mills David I. Newton Jason Parkin was organized with EMERGE CT Inc., one of several local Josephine Massey Stacy Milner Miriam Niederman Robert & Arlene Patten providers of services to formerly incarcerated individuals Vincent & Anna Mata Kelley A. Mitchell Susan & Robert Nobleman Barbara Pearce & and their families. In 2016, The Foundation launched Norman Fleming Rick Mayer Mrs. Susan Mix Susan Garcia Nofi a multi-year Instagram campaign to share stories of Mary L. Pepe Dr. Carolyn Mazure Marcie Monaco & Tammy Lizotte Nicole Nolt returning individuals. Currently, more than $600,000 has been committed to this strategy.

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“There is greater energy and attention Jordan Shapiro Kerala & Richard Snyder Dariusz & Terepka The Van Wart Family to issues CWEALF has worked on Susan H. Shapiro Paulo Soares Gilda Tesoriero Barry & Hyla Vine Jane A. Shaw Rachel Solomon Third Wave Television Inc Peter, Patty, Chris, & Talia Waelsch for 43 years; we need to organize Jana & Tom Shea Pedro Soto The Tides Foundation Janna Wagner Louise Sheiner Katharine O. Spadacenta Yolanda Tirado Lesley Wagner and sustain the desire among people Roberta L. Shew Stephanie Spangler Michelle E. Tirella Julee Waldrop for action.” Nima Shirazi Viola J. Spinelli Trust Anne Tofflemire Jolyn Washington Walker Kelly Short Wyatt Sprenkle Beverly B. Tomb Barbara Wallitt Kate Farrar, Executive Director, Connecticut Women’s Education and Legal Fund Phyllis Silverman Deborah Stanley-McAulay Pamela Tomski Barbara Wareck & Charles Perrow Dr. Bruce D. Simonds & Jennifer Steinberg Michelle Traub Robert & Gayle Warhola Pamela Bisbee-Simonds Dr. Joan A. Steitz Travelers Community Vanessa E. Washington Robert and Tara Sires Betsy & Lawrence Stern Connections Georgia N. Waterman Paul & Arlene Pepin Joan Pruzinsky Anita Rosenblum Priscilla A. Schaeneman Teresa M. Sirico Dorna Stover Triton Foundation MaryAnn Watson Joseph & Helen Percario Phebe, Guy & Tessa Quattrucci Stuart & Susan Rosenholtz Kenneth E. Schaible Skadden, Arps, Slate, Dr. Lynn Street Hobart G. Truesdell Vielka Watson Judith Peres David Quinn Judy Sirota Rosenthal Anne Schenck Meagher & Flom LLP Carla & Sean Sullivan Nancy C. Truesdell Lauren Watstein Eugene & Geraldine Pergament Natasha Ray Mr. & Mrs. Brian K. Rosier Theresa Schermerhorn Sidney Skolnick Charles Sullivan Mike & Diane Trusty Carla Weil Diane Perillo David Redmond Jean Roslonowski Gavin Schiffres Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Skope Thomas Sullivan John & Marisa Tsalapatanis Sheryl Weiner Eileen Perillo Christine Reesor Stephen & Carol Ross David & Mary Ann Schiller Gene Skowronski Jr. & Charles & Claudia Turcotte Mia Fanali-Skowronski Diane Svigals Gail & Marc Weingarten Constance Perkins Reid & Riege PC Janis Rossman William & Martha Schipul Jennifer Turner Lisa M. Slade Herb Swartz Martha Weisbart Gerald Perloff Renee B. Fisher Foundation Inc. Sheilah Rostow Beth & Jeff Schneider Tom & Marcia Turner Matthew J. Slaughter Thompson & Susan Swayne Kevin Werner Penny G. Perloff Mary & Ron Repetti Marsha Roth and Family Mark & Cindy Schoenfeld UIL Holdings Corporation Patricia E. Small Cathy & Rod Swift Amanda Welsh Diane Petra Richard & Paula Resch Holly Rothbard Lois & Alan Schottenstein Foundation Eva B. Smith Joan & Kenneth Szymansky Robert & June Wessel Noel & Elizabeth Petra Judith Resnik Wendy C. Rowe Davida Schpero-Pepe & Diana & Thomas Ullmann Ratasha Smith Besher Tabbara Glenn & Dotty Weston-Murphy David Phelps Alan & Elizabeth Reznik Elizabeth Rozanski Steven W. Pepe United Way of Greater New Haven Robert & Lee Smith Roger & Maryanne Tackeff Susan Whetstone Margaret Phelps Catherine & Mick Ribeiro Nancy A. Rozendal & Robert & Eileen Schreck Dr. Stephen Updegrove Susan Smith Daniel Talero Ana White Cherie Phoenix Estate of Florence Rice Gordon Lisker Judith C. Schurman Jeffrey Updyke Tremika E. Smith Robert Talpin & Nan Norene Barrett & Anne White Charles Pillsbury Vincent L. Richitelli Randy M. Ruotolo Roger Schulman Patricia Van Deventer Bryan Snook Matthew Teicholz Robert White Jr. & Patricia White Dr. & Mrs. J. B. Pinski Rita Allen Foundation John Rush Patricia A. Scussel Almira & Ronald Vichiola Ursula & Barron Tenny Pirie Associates Architects Anna Rivera-Alfaro Frances Russell Matt & Christine Seager Francois & Patricia Poisson Helen Riviere Marion M. Russell Seedlings Foundation Carol A. Pollard Robert S. Fers Inc. James E. Ryan Kristin Seeley Expanding Powerful Giving Options Joanne Saccio Barbara Segaloff Jared Pollard Clare & Patrick Robert Since 1970, The Foundation has offered donor advised Shelly Saczynski Katelyn Selver Deborah Pontbriant Susanne Roberts funds (DAFs). DAFs have grown in popularity in recent Mr. & Mrs. Warren Salinger Sandra Vigliotti Senich Celia B. Ponvert Kelley N. Robinson years because of their flexibility and because they enable Raquel Santiago-Martinez Lauren S. Seplowitz Alice E. Poole Shanette Robinson donors to be involved with grantmaking. Now, in addition Angela G. & William E. Powers Sergio & Randi Rubin Rodriguez Frank & Betty Lou Santino Sr. The Sequino Family to the endowment investment options, donor advisers can David G. Powrie Brian & Rhonna Rogol Community Foundation of Cis & Jim Serling choose to have their fund invested so that assets are readily Sarasota County Pratt & Whitney Nancy Rondano Phyllis Z. Seton available for grantmaking. For the last five years 31% of new David R. Schaefer & Janet C. Hall Rosemary Prete Larry Rosenberg Dr. Seema Shah funds created are donor advised and $12M in grants have been distributed from DAFs.

30 CFGNH.ORG/REPORT2016 *Italic text reflects donors who also made gifts through giveGreater.org ®; visit cfgnh.org for a list of everyone who made a gift through giveGreater.org ® or The Great Give®. Donors to Foundation Funds 31 * Donors to Foundation Funds continued Gifts in Memory and in Honor

William B. Wickwire Nicholas & Judith Zerella Gifts to honor family members or friends are made to many established funds, Hannah Wides Edward & Bernice Zigler and are a time-honored and meaningful way to pay tribute to or remember Richard & Karen Wies Caryn Zolotorow someone special. Virginia T. Wilkinson Jon H. Zonderman & Caroline Wilson Palow Laurel B. Shader Maryann Wimberly The Zorfas Family In Memory In Honor Annick Winokur Debra Zrelak Mary B. Arnstein Johnnie Mouning InNaam Abdul-Karim Sue Haigh, Paul Janensch, Deanne H. & Herbert S. Hank Bartels Ruth L. Osterweis A. F. Drew Alden Cindy Simoneau, Tom Appleby Winokur Jr. Dr. Miriam C. Birdwhistell James Perillo Robert J. Anderson Kristin Hale Stephen & Rachel Wizner Donald W. Broderick Cara Phillips Cunningham Farrin R. Anello Howard K. Hill Dan & Elly Wolf “I am concerned that people Christopher W. Caldwell Glenn J. Pollard Julia & Robert Anello Natalie Lambert Kathryn Wolfson David Cappetta Nancy Pugsley Dr. Stephan Ariyan Steven Lawrence & Sandra L. Wolin are not talking to each other. Derrick Gordon Barbara W. Carlson Edwin Pugsley Jr. May Axtmayer Women Organizing Women John Loge Sherwin & Clare Casher Lawrence Rasie & Alfredo L. and Hilary We need discussions with Marian F. Martone Sherise Wood Sherwin Casher Nancy Redway Pugsley Axtmayer II Julia M. McNamara Charles & Corey Woodcock people who have different Brian D’Orso Abuelita Carmen Rodriguez Eliza D. Barclay Julia Nordgran Alan Wright Janet Saleh Dickson Serafin and Hemelinda Rodriguez Nancy Bartels perspectives, so we aren’t Pierce Pappert Mark & Kathy Wu Muriel Doris Letty M. Russell Mellisa Bowles Tina Pedrolini Caplan Anna Wurtz Andrew Eldredge Estate of Janet Saleh Dickson Peter Butler just talking to ourselves.” Heather Calabrese Elle and Max Petra Yale University Nathaniel K. Fenollosa David W. Short Estate of Clara Stone Briggs Kiley L. Cappetta William & Randi Pritting Denise Yates A Foundation Donor Robert Ginsberg & Rebecca Guitterez Dorna Stover Lillian Conaway Gabriela Amy Robers Evelyn & David Yoder Sonya Minor Healey Avik Sumon Allen Roy Audrey L. Conrad Hillary Rodham Clinton Zackin Zimyeski Sullivan CPAs LLC Maureen C. Horning Wendell Terry Malwin & Tara Davila Alice Romanik Fay Ann Zak & Lynn Bolick Frederick John Kroll Lisa Mayo Tinney Elizabeth Demir Jana Shea Patricia Doukas Zandy Susan Lewin Benjamin Trivelli Charlie Fenollosa Lola Sherwin George Zdru Edward & Mary Lowery Nate Turner George Fenollosa Katharine O. Spadacenta Burton & Ellen Zempsky Mr. Carroll L. Lucht Amalia & Banyan Van Weelden Carole Goldberg Maureen Wagner Anthony & Connie Zerella Camille Marshall Morris A. Wessel Mary & Bob Grande Emily Zandy Julia Christina McNamara Edith S. Wiley Louise Miller Eleanor Wilson Keegan D. Moeller Raising Voices Through Song Formed to celebrate the Town of Wallingford’s tercentenary in 1970, the Wallingford Chorus has continued to serenade the town ever since. It is supported by individual donations and has received funding from The Community Foundation through our Arts Fund and The Great Give®.

*Italic text reflects donors who also made gifts through giveGreater.org ®; 32 CFGNH.ORG/REPORT2016 visit cfgnh.org for a list of everyone who made a gift through giveGreater.org ® and The Great Give®. Gifts in Memory and in Honor 33 Grants and Distributions

More than $23 Million was awarded in 2016 in grants and distributions through American Diabetes Association Connecticut Affiliate • ...... $3,000 ASSIST — American Secondary Schools for International Students & Teachers Inc. • ...... $1,500 Foundation funds. Among the hundreds of programs funded, The Community American Foundation for the Blind • ...... $9,534 Associated Irish Societies • • ...... $53 Foundation was lead supporter of the second Greater New Haven Community American Friends of Le Korsa • ...... $500 Audubon Connecticut • • • • ...... $14,360 Index. In partnership with DataHaven, The Foundation also produced American Heart Association • ...... $820 Audubon Naturalist Society of the Central Atlantic States Inc. • ...... $12,500 The Community Progress Report to further our collective understanding American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee • ...... $500 Backyard Theater Ensemble Inc...... $1,569 American Jewish World Service • ...... $7,000 • • of our region and of ourselves. Ball & Socket Arts ...... $5,904 American Liver Foundation • ...... $3,000 • • Baltimore Museum of Art ...... $3,861 American Lung Association of New England • ...... $3,000 • Barnard College of Columbia University ...... $5,000 American Red Cross, Connecticut Chapter • • • • • • ...... $24,194 • Beardsley Park Zoo ...... $250 American Red Cross, National Headquarters • ...... $2,650 • Believe in Me Empowerment Corporation ...... $25,000 American School for the Deaf • ...... $9,534 • Bend the Arc — A Jewish Partnership for Justice ...... $3,000 American Symphony Orchestra League • ...... $2,659 • Benjamin Jepson School ...... $750 American University • ...... $5,000 • Berkshire United Way ...... $5,000 Americans for Peace Now • ...... $750 • Berkshire-Taconic Community Foundation ...... $5,000 AmeriCares • ...... $1,500 • Best Buddies ...... $266 Amity & Woodbridge Historical Society Inc. • • ...... $1,044 • • Best Video Film & Cultural Center ...... $9,961 Amity Regional High School • ...... $1,690 • • • Beth-El Center Inc...... $32,538 Amity Teen Center Inc. • • • ...... $7,669 • • • • Bethany Library Association ...... $3,000 Amnesty International • • ...... $6,111 • Bethesda Nursery School ...... $3,228 Animal Haven Inc. • • • • • ...... $44,988 • • • • Beulah Heights First Pentecostal Church ...... $626 The (I’m) Possible Project • • ...... $434 Agency on Aging of South Central Connecticut Inc. • • • • • ...... $280,954 Annie Wright School • ...... $1,000 • • Beulah Land Development Corporation Inc...... $50,263 108 Monkeys • • ...... $2,335 Aid for Orphans Relief Foundation • • ...... $3,671 Ansonia High School • ...... $26,400 • • BHcare ...... $120,474 A Better Chance • ...... $1,250 AIDS Project New Haven • • • ...... $1,790 Ansonia Public Library • ...... $3,311 • • • • Birthright of the Valley ...... $78 A Broken Umbrella Theatre • ...... $250 Air Force Puppies Inc. • • ...... $1,074 Ansonia Public Schools • • ...... $4,106 • • Black Rock Food Pantry ...... $1,000 A Different Perspective Inc. • • ...... $27 Al’s Angels Inc. • ...... $500 Anti-Defamation League of B’Nai B’rith • ...... $550 • Booker T. Washington Academy ...... $29,261 A Place Called Hope • ...... $5,000 Albertus Magnus College • • ...... $16,784 Apostle Immigrant Services • • ...... $18,381 • • • Boston University ...... $1,000 A Touch of Comfort • ...... $300 All Our Kin Inc. • • • ...... $76,585 APT Foundation Inc. • • • ...... $10,315 • Botsford Historical Association Inc...... $43,941 Abilis Community Foundation Inc. • ...... $500 Almada Lodge — Times Farm Camp Corporation • • ...... $15,500 Architecture Resource Center Inc. • • • ...... $17,001 • Bowling Green State University ...... $1,500 Abilities Without Boundaries • • • ...... $1,218 Alpha Kappa Alpha, Tau Xi Omega Chapter • ...... $2,230 Area Congregations Together Inc. • • • ...... $9,714 • Boy Scout Troop 3 Derby ...... $250 Ability Beyond Disability Inc. • • ...... $64 ALS Association, Connecticut Chapter • • ...... $207 Area Cooperative Education Services (ACES) • • ...... $25 • Boy Scouts of America, Connecticut Yankee Council ...... $186,707 ACCESS Educational Service Inc. • ...... $1,000 Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Disorders Association Inc. • • ...... $11,000 Arte Inc. • • • ...... $1,235 • • • • Boys & Girls Club of Milford ...... $1,085 ACES Education Foundation • ...... $500 Amber Waves Farm • ...... $1,000 Arthritis Foundation • ...... $9,534 • • Boys & Girls Club of New Haven ...... $119,679 ACES Educational Center for the Arts • ...... $250 America’s VetDogs — The Veteran’s K-9 Corps. • • ...... $52 Arts Council of Greater New Haven • • • • ...... $34,020 • • • • • Boys & Girls Club of the Lower Naugatuck Valley ...... $5,056 Achievement First • • • ...... $25,250 American Anti-Vivisection Society • ...... $9,534 Arts for Learning Connecticut Inc. • • • • ...... $23,761 • • Boys & Girls Village Inc ...... $3,364 Action Against Hunger, ACF-USA • ...... $500 American Cancer Society, New England Division • • • ...... $12,154 Artspace Inc. • • • • ...... $29,495 • • Branford Community Foundation ...... $195,238 Adam Wysota Foundation • • ...... $1,196 American Civil Liberties Union • ...... $10,900 ASPCA (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) • ...... $250 • • • •

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“There is increased Central Connecticut Coast YMCA • • • • ...... $212,355 CNAIUC Inc. • ...... $750 Connecticut Center for Child Development Inc. • • ...... $25 Central Connecticut Coast YMCA, Coalition for a Better Wallingford • • ...... $1,088 Connecticut Children’s Medical Center Foundation Inc. • ...... $10,534 Hamden/North Haven Branch • ...... $12,250 opportunity to define our Coalition for the Homeless • ...... $1,800 Connecticut Children’s Museum • • • • • ...... $13,028 Central Connecticut Coast YMCA, Collective Consciousness Theatre Inc. • ...... $1,000 Connecticut Coalition for Achievement Now • • ...... $503 Soundview Family YMCA Branch • • • ...... $5,101 work differently at both the Columbia University • ...... $500 Connecticut Coalition to End Homelessness • • ...... $606 Central Connecticut Coast Young Mens Christian Association Inc • • ...... $27 Columbia University — IIJS • ...... $2,000 Connecticut College • • • ...... $22,075 client and advocacy level.” Central CT State University • • • ...... $96,362 Columbus House Inc. • • • • • ...... $129,442 Connecticut Council for Philanthropy • • ...... $42,863 Centro San Jose c/o Catholic Charities Inc. • ...... $2,000 A Foundation Grantee Committee of Proprietors of Common and Undivided Lands • ...... $50,000 Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection • ..... $13,000 Chapel Haven Inc. • • • • ...... $12,425 Common Cause • ...... $10,000 Connecticut Food Bank • • • • ...... $67,137 Charter Oak Cultural Center • ...... $1,000 Community Action Agency of New Haven Inc.* • • ...... $75,053 Connecticut Forest & Park Association • • • ...... $1,663 Branford Eagle • • ...... $25 Chatham Square Neighborhood Association • ...... $500 Community Bonds Inc. • • ...... $32,500 Connecticut Fund for the Environment • • • • • ...... $20,085 Branford Early Childhood Collaborative • ...... $25,000 Cheshire Historical Society • ...... $6,609 Community Dining Room • • • • ...... $7,556 Connecticut Health Investigative Team • • • ...... $4,729 Branford Electric Railway Association • ...... $19,500 Cheshirepedia Inc. • ...... $250 Community Health Network of CT Foundation Inc. • • ...... $3,706 Connecticut Hospice Inc. • • • • ...... $27,532 Branford Food Pantry Inc. • • • ...... $1,966 Children in Placement of CT Inc. (Connecticut Youth Alliance) • • • • .. $20,233 Community Mediation Inc. • • • • ...... $39,788 Connecticut Humane Society • • ...... $19,470 Branford High School • • • ...... $36,890 Children Inc. • ...... $14,895 Community Partners in Action • ...... $4,000 Connecticut Immigrant Rights Alliance • • ...... $10,000 Branford Land Trust • • ...... $2,500 The Children’s Center of Hamden • • • • • ...... $73,821 Community Plates Inc. • • ...... $260 Connecticut Junior Republic • ...... $2,364 Bridgeport Rotary Club Foundation • ...... $195,000 Children’s Community Programs of CT Inc. • • ...... $25 Community Soup Kitchen • • • ...... $14,840 Connecticut Mental Health Center Foundation • • • • ...... $59,465 Bridges Healthcare Inc. • • • • ...... $57,977 Children’s Law Center of Connecticut • • ...... $50 Compassion Club • ...... $1,354 Connecticut News Project • ...... $405,000 Brown University • • • ...... $14,500 The Children’s Preschool • • • ...... $2,851 Concepts for Adaptive Learning • • ...... $8,577 Connecticut Public Broadcasting • ...... $3,300 Brown University Annual Fund • ...... $500 Children’s Trust Fund • ...... $400 Congregation B’Nai Jacob • • ...... $1,684 Connecticut State Conference of NAACP Branches • ...... $250 Bryant University • ...... $2,000 Christ Church Parish of New Haven • • ...... $27,403 Congregation Beth El-Keser Israel • • ...... $4,535 Connecticut State Golf Association • ...... $12,250 Bucknell University • ...... $625 Christ Episcopal Church • • ...... $50 Congregation Mishkan Israel • ...... $3,259 Connecticut Students for a Dream • ...... $21,500 Bucksport Community Concerns • ...... $250 Christ Episcopal Church of Bethany • ...... $6,676 Congregations Organized for a New Connecticut • • • ...... $15,601 Connecticut Trust for Historic Preservation • • • ...... $200,313 Burroughs Community Center • ...... $1,000 Christian Community Action • • • • • • • ...... $82,789 The Connecticut Academy of Arts and Sciences • ...... $500 Connecticut Veterans Legal Center • • • • ...... $23,300 CALAHE • ...... $22,000 Christian Community Commission • ...... $5,000 Connecticut Appleseed Center for Law & Justice Inc. • ...... $2,500 Connecticut Voices for Children • • • ...... $80,792 Calvin Hill Day Care • • • ...... $11,387 Christian Counseling & Family Life Center • • ...... $308 Connecticut Association for the Performing Arts (CAPA) • • • • • .... $286,611 Connecticut Women’s Consortium Inc • ...... $44 Camp Hazen YMCA • ...... $1,000 Church of Christ Congregational • ...... $14,330 Connecticut Association of Latinos in Higher Education Inc. • ...... $500 Connecticut Women’s Consortium Inc. • • • • ...... $56,430 Canal Dock Boathouse Inc. • • ...... $1,065 Church of the Redeemer • ...... $300 Connecticut Audubon Society • • ...... $13,230 Connecticut Women’s Education & Legal Fund • • • ...... $40,597 CancerCare Inc. — Connecticut Office • ...... $10,000 Church World Service • • ...... $2,131 Connecticut Center for Arts & Technology • • • • • ...... $428,421 Connecticut Women’s Hall of Fame • • ...... $26 Capital for Change • • • ...... $3,451 Circle Camps for Grieving Children • • ...... $8,600 CARE • ...... $1,200 Circle of Care for Families of Children with Cancer Inc. • • ...... $101 Career Resources Inc. • ...... $25,000 City Harvest Inc. • ...... $1,500 Coming Together on Leadership, Carleton College • ...... $500 City of New Haven Health Department, Embracing Commonalities Maternal & Child Health Division* ...... $160,082 Carnegie Mellon University • ...... $1,000 • On September 15, 2016, the Progreso Latino Fund City of New Haven, Department of Youth Services • ...... $1,000 Catholic Charities Archdiocese of Hartford • • • ...... $27,026 hosted a panel discussion entitled Celebrating Latino CitySeed Inc. • • • ...... $8,806 Catholic Charities Inc. — Archdiocese of Hartford • ...... $327 Leaders: Leading from Where You Are. Panelists agreed Citywide Youth Coalition Inc. • • • ...... $1,602 Celotto Child Care Program at Wilbur Cross • ...... $500 that leadership is not about the position you hold at Civic Orchestra of New Haven • • • • ...... $4,683 Center Against Spouse Abuse Inc. • ...... $7,500 your job. It’s not about politics or religion or education, Clark University • • ...... $3,800 Center for Children’s Advocacy • • • ...... $28,303 either. Leadership comes from a passion and confidence, The Clay Studio ...... $2,000 The Center for Family Justice • ...... $20,000 • grabbing hold of who you are, influencing others to do Cleveland Institute of Music ...... $6,000 Center for Spirituality and Healing • ...... $4,000 • the same. Clifford W. Beers Guidance Clinic ...... $66,970 Center Stage Theatre Inc. • • ...... $53,909 • • • • • •

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The Connection Fund Inc. • • ...... $1,458 Derby Historical Society • • ...... $1,143 Elm City ChamberFest • • ...... $15,469 “Engagement isn’t just ConnPIRG Education Fund • • ...... $3,075 Derby Public Library • • ...... $503 Elm City College Preparatory Middle School • ...... $11,000 Conquer Cancer Foundation of the The Diaper Bank • • • • ...... $18,317 Elm City Cycling • ...... $1,000 about money. People American Society of Clinical Oncology ...... $500 • Ding Darling Wildlife Society • ...... $250 Elm City Dance Collective Inc. • • ...... $6,139 The Conservation Fund ...... $500 • Doctors Without Borders • • ...... $42,761 Elm City Girls’ Choir • ...... $991 are resources in the The Consultation Center ...... $20,000 • Dominican Sisters of Peace • • ...... $1,752 Elm City Internationals • • ...... $18,060 Continuum of Care Inc...... $54,296 community and the • • • • Double Dog Rescue • • ...... $771 Elm City Montessori School • • ...... $4,962 Cooperative Arts & Humanities High School • • ...... $6,776 Douglass Fund at the Association Alumnae of Douglass College • ...... $731 Elm City Robo Squad • • ...... $724 opportunity is large.” Cornell Scott Hill Health Corporation* ...... $115,427 • • • • Downtown Evening Soup Kitchen • • • ...... $30,731 Elm Shakespeare Company • • • ...... $10,695 Cornell University ...... $9,000 A Foundation Donor • DPB Priesthood Association Dominican Friars Guild • ...... $32,060 Elon University • ...... $2,000 Council on Foundations ...... $22,850 • The Dudley Foundation Inc. • • • ...... $4,465 Emerge Connecticut Inc. • • • • ...... $119,596 Courage Kenny Foundation ...... $14,895 • Duke University • ...... $1,000 Emergency Shelter Management Services Inc. • • ...... $533 First Congregational Church Day Care & Nursery Inc. of Cheshire • • ...... $1,802 The Cove Center for Grieving Children ...... $21,498 • • • Dwight Hall at Yale • • ...... $2,496 Emmanuel Church • ...... $3,000 First Presbyterian Church of 5th Avenue • ...... $500 Creative Arts Workshop ...... $52,744 • • • • E.C. Scranton Memorial Library • • ...... $1,263 Emory University • ...... $5,000 First Presbyterian Church of New Haven • • ...... $17,214 Crohns & Colitis Foundation of America (Connecticut Chapter) ...... $62 • • East Haven Food Pantry at Epiphany Church of Christ • • ...... $101 Endicott College • ...... $6,900 FISH of Greater New Haven Inc. • • • • • ...... $50,799 Crossroads Inc...... $27 • • East Haven High School • ...... $1,000 Engineering and Science University Magnet School (ESUMS) • ...... $10,000 Fistula Foundation • ...... $5,000 CT Brownfield Land Bank ...... $1,104 • • East Haven Public Library Inc. • • ...... $930 Engineers Without Borders, Yale Chapter • ...... $1,000 Fit Haven • • ...... $336 CT Experiential Learning Center (CELC) Middle School ...... $732 • • East Haven United Inc. • • ...... $760 Environment and Human Health Inc. • • ...... $73,533 Florida State University Student Business Services • ...... $2,150 CT Irish American Historical Society ...... $938 • • East Rock Institute Inc. • • • ...... $19,808 Environmental Defense Fund • • ...... $6,965 Focal Point Project • ...... $2,500 CT Panthers Basketball ...... $500 • Easter Seals Goodwill Industries Episcopal Church of St. Paul & St. James • • ...... $4,836 FOCUS • ...... $1,000 CT Parent Power ...... $250 Rehabilitation Center Inc...... $10,830 • • • • • Equal Justice USA • ...... $1,000 Foote School • ...... $6,500 CT Roundtable on Climate and Jobs ...... $2,000 Eastern Connecticut State University ...... $38,164 • • • • Essex County Community Foundation, Foote School Association Inc. • ...... $10,000 D.E.S.T.I.N.E.D to Succeed ...... $255 Eastman School of Music ...... $10,500 Andover Coalition for Education ...... $3,500 • • • • Fordham University • ...... $2,000 Davis Public Schools Education Foundation ...... $3,000 Ecoworks CT Inc...... $386 Ethnic Historical Archives Center of New Haven Inc...... $265 • • • • • The Foundation Center • ...... $7,130 Davis United Methodist Church ...... $18,000 Edgerton Park Conservancy ...... $9,150 The Eugene O’Neill Theater Center ...... $15,000 • • • • • • • Foundation for the Advancement of Catholic Schools (FACS) • ...... $525 Days for Girls ...... $250 Edith B. Jackson Child Care Program Inc...... $2,338 Ezra Stiles College, (Yale University) ...... $2,500 • • • • • Foundation for the Arts and Trauma • • • ...... $12,825 Defenders of Wildlife ...... $14,430 EIR Urban Youth Boxing Inc...... $5,000 Fair Haven Community Health Center* ...... $88,440 • • • • • • Foundation of the Greater New Haven Delta Foundation of Greater New Haven • • ...... $1,190 Eli Whitney Museum Inc. • • • ...... $3,122 Fairfield University • ...... $2,016 Chamber of Commerce • • • ...... $10,451 Derby High School • ...... $6,000 Elizabethan Club of Yale University • ...... $500 Families In Crisis Inc. • ...... $4,000 Foundation to Promote Open Society • ...... $100,000 Family Centered Services of CT • • • ...... $26,025 Fractured Atlas • ...... $999 Family Renew Community • ...... $500 Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing Annual Fund • ...... $8,000 Called to Serve Immigrants Farm & Wilderness Foundation • ...... $3,000 Fresh Air Fund • ...... $350 The “Victim to Victor” project at Apostle Immigrant Farnam Neighborhood House • • • ...... $50,060 Friends Center for Children Inc. • • • • ...... $4,527 Services (AIS) provides support for immigrant victims Feeding America • ...... $2,000 Friends of Animals • ...... $9,930 of violent crime seeking to obtain legal status through Fellowship Place • • • • • ...... $94,266 Friends of Boulder Knoll • • ...... $290 the U visa program. Under the Foundation’s Immigration FGNHCC — Network for Public Education • ...... $17,084 Friends of Case Memorial Library • ...... $1,877 Integration Strategy, AIS was awarded a $26,000 multi- FINCA • ...... $300 Friends of Cheshire Public Library • ...... $7,900 year grant for this program. First Church of Bethlehem • ...... $19,085 The Friends of John Slade Ely House For Contemporary Art Inc...... $7,609 First Church of Christ New Haven • • • ...... $100,810 • • • Friends of the Ansonia Nature Center FANCI ...... $1,552 First Church of Christ New Haven, Ladies Home Missionary Society • .....$12,216 • • Friends of the New Haven Animal Shelter ...... $7,814 First Church of Christ Woodbridge • ...... $96,665 • • • Friends of UNFPA • ...... $1,720

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The Fund for Johns Hopkins University, School of Medicine • ...... $731 Guide Dog Foundation for the Blind • • • ...... $9,587 Fusion Steppers Drill Team & Drum Corp. • ...... $5,000 Guilford A Better Chance Inc. • • • ...... $7,199 Welcoming All Abilities Garden Club of New Haven • • ...... $13,715 The Guilford Agricultural Society • ...... $1,550 The Channel 3 Kids Camp opened its doors to kids Gateway Community College • • ...... $39,789 Guilford Art Center • • • • ...... $13,139 with special needs two years ago; a multi-year grant Gateway Community College Foundation Inc. • • • • ...... $65,145 Guilford Center for Children • • ...... $157 awarded by The Community Foundation provided Gaylord Hospital • • • • ...... $78,052 Guilford Community Fund • ...... $1,750 general operating support during the camp’s transition The George Washington University • ...... $2,500 The Guilford Foundation • • • • ...... $129,761 phase. Now, children of all developmental and economic Georgetown University • ...... $500 Guilford Free Library Assoc. • • ...... $3,948 ability can participate in year round recreational and Georgia Tech Foundation • ...... $604,157 Guilford Garden Club • ...... $800 educational programs that promote friendships, learning and growth. Gesell Institute of Child Development • • • ...... $150,736 Guilford High School • • ...... $7,975 The Get in Touch Foundation • • ...... $4,090 Guilford Interfaith Ministries • ...... $2,500 Girl Scouts of Connecticut Inc. • • • • ...... $60,909 Guilford Interfaith Ministries Inc. • • • ...... $927 Giving Greater New Haven • ...... $105,377 Guilford Keeping Society Inc. • ...... $500 Goddard College • ...... $2,000 Guilford Land Conservation Trust • • • ...... $6,582 Highville Charter School • • ...... $358 International Festival of Arts & Ideas • • • • ...... $139,226 goNewHavengo • ...... $3,000 Guilford Preservation Alliance • ...... $500 Hill House Senior Residence • ...... $250 International Medical Corps. • ...... $2,500 Good Shepherd Day Care Center • ...... $4,000 Guilford Social Services • ...... $1,900 Hill Regional Career Magnet High School • ...... $16,175 International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War • ...... $731 Goodspeed Musicals • ...... $40,775 Guilford Youth and Family Services • ...... $750 Hispanic Health Council • ...... $250 International Rescue Committee • ...... $43,500 Grace Episcopal Church • ...... $20,000 Guilmette Elementary School • ...... $1,000 Hofstra University • ...... $1,000 Ireland’s Great Hunger Museum Inc. • ...... $1,000 Grant Foundation for Hospital Albert Schweitzer • ...... $731 Guns Down Books Up • ...... $2,500 Hole in the Wall Gang Camp • ...... $2,800 IRIS — Integrated Refugee & Immigrant Services • • • • ...... $74,015 Greater New Haven Business & Professional Association • • ...... $3,303 Habitat for Humanity of Greater New Haven • • • ...... $31,174 The Hollycroft Foundation • • ...... $115 James Blackstone Memorial Library • • ...... $2,151 The Greater New Haven Cat Project • • • • ...... $6,662 Halifax Urban Ministries • ...... $500 HomeHaven • • ...... $11,632 James Hillhouse High School • ...... $118,090 Greater New Haven Community Chorus • • ...... $16,684 Hamden Hall Country Day School • • • ...... $46,469 Hope After Loss • • ...... $4,499 The Jane Coffin Childs Memorial Fund for Medical Research • ...... $11,493 Greater New Haven Coordinated Access Network • ...... $7,500 Hamden High School • • • ...... $56,323 Hopkins School • • • • ...... $3,179 Jane Goodall Institute for Wildlife Research Education and Conservation • ...... $1,000 Greater New Haven Help Alliance Inc. • • ...... $773 Hamden Land Conservation Trust • • ...... $469 Horizons Inc. • • ...... $27 Jazz Haven Inc. • ...... $1,000 Greater New Haven Labor History Association • • ...... $79 Hamden Library • • ...... $13,314 Horns for Kids • • ...... $76 Jewish Cemetery Association of Greater New Haven • ...... $250 The Greater New Haven Opportunities and Hamden Symphony Orchestra Inc. • • ...... $1,517 Housatonic Council, Boy Scouts of America • • • ...... $25,513 Industrialization Center Inc...... $3,800 Jewish Community Center of Greater New Haven • • ...... $22,253 • Hamden Transition Academy • ...... $2,500 Housatonic Valley Association Inc. • • ...... $26 GreenWave ...... $5,000 Jewish Family Service of New Haven • • • • ...... $52,121 • Hampton University • ...... $6,000 Howard University • ...... $1,000 Griffin Hospital ...... $7,136 Jewish Federation of Greater New Haven • • • • • ...... $17,906 • • • Hannah Gray Home Inc. • • • ...... $5,183 Hugo Kauder Society • • ...... $126 Growers Inc...... $284 Jewish Home for Children • ...... $792 • • The Hartford Family Worker • ...... $1,000 Human Rights First • ...... $5,100 Guardian Ad Litem Services Inc...... $5,000 Jewish Senior Services • ...... $1,500 • Hartford Stage • ...... $95,000 Humane Society of New York • ...... $9,520 Jewish Voice for Peace • ...... $1,000 Harvard College Fund • ...... $1,000 Humane Society of the United States • ...... $4,965 John B. Pierce Foundation • ...... $1,408,000 Harvard University • ...... $1,500 Hyde Leadership School • ...... $5,000 Joseph Slifka Center for Jewish Life at Yale ...... $2,338 “The Community Foundation Idaho Community Foundation — WRWCF ...... $1,075 • • Hazelden Foundation • ...... $15,000 • Joslin Diabetes Center • ...... $1,000 Healthy Eyes Alliance • • • ...... $50,471 Immanuel Missionary Baptist Church • ...... $3,545 should ramp up its work Julia Day Nursery of Ansonia Inc. • • ...... $157 Hebrew Burial & Free Loan Association of New Haven Inc. • ...... $160 Inaugural Ball 2016 • ...... $2,500 Juneteenth Festival Inc. • ...... $500 to convene people from Heifer International • • ...... $1,531 Industrial Opportunities Inc. • ...... $1,000 Junior Achievement of Southwest New England Inc. • • • • ...... $34,666 Helen Keller International • ...... $113,000 INROADS New England Region • • ...... $707 all over the region to talk Junior Achievement of Western Connecticut Inc. • • ...... $1,185 High Hopes Therapeutic Riding Inc. • ...... $34,000 Inspirica Inc. • ...... $3,000 Junior League of Greater New Haven • ...... $600 High School in the Community • ...... $5,000 Interfaith Volunteer Caregivers • • • • • ...... $23,617 about the issues.” JUNTA for Progressive Action • • • ...... $146,290 Higher Heights Youth Empowerment Programs Inc. • • • • ...... $17,690 International Association of New Haven • • ...... $479 A Foundation Donor Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation • ...... $1,000

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Katharine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center • ...... $2,000 Luther College • ...... $1,000 Mercy Center at Madison • ...... $6,873 “I’m asking myself: are the Keene State College • ...... $1,500 Lyman Hall High School • ...... $1,000 Merrimack College • ...... $2,300 The Kennedy Center Inc. • • ...... $833 Lyme Connection • ...... $15,000 Metropolitan Business Academy • ...... $5,000 marches further dividing Kids HUGS Inc. • ...... $2,500 Madison Community Services, Inc. • ...... $6,000 Middlesex Community College • ...... $3,500 Kids Of America’s Heroes • • ...... $78 The Madison Foundation • ...... $2,500 Mikey’s Way Foundation • ...... $1,000 people because people Kidz Konnection Inc. • • ...... $400 Madison Historical Society • • ...... $737 Milford Academy • ...... $1,725 are staying fixed in their Kitka Inc. • ...... $500 Maine Wilderness Watershed Trust • ...... $2,000 Milford International Little League • • ...... $542 Kucetekela Foundation • ...... $500 Making Headway Foundation • ...... $1,500 Milford Prevention Council • ...... $2,000 views?” Lawrence University • ...... $1,000 Malta Prison Volunteers • ...... $500 The MILLA Project • • ...... $3,800 A Foundation Donor LEAP • • • • • ...... $70,414 Manchester Community College • ...... $1,000 Mitchell College • ...... $938 Leeway Inc. • ...... $28,070 Marist College • ...... $1,000 Mondavi Center at University of California • ...... $1,000 Legacy Hopewell House Hospice • ...... $250 Maritime Aquarium of Norwalk Inc. • ...... $250 Mooreland Hill School • ...... $10,000 New Haven Age Group Track Club • ...... $1,000 Legacy Theatre • • ...... $9,144 Mark T. Sheehan High School • ...... $12,342 Mount Holyoke College • ...... $250 New Haven Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta • ...... $2,043 Leila Day Nurseries Inc. • • • ...... $53,520 Marrakech Inc. • • • • ...... $18,895 Mount Saint Michael Academy • ...... $3,500 New Haven Ballet • • ...... $7,395 The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Connecticut Chapter • • ...... $26 Mary Lou Pursell Nursing Scholarship Fund Inc. • • ...... $983 Mountain Laurel Waldorf School • ...... $500 New Haven Bird Club • ...... $2,753 Liberty Community Services Inc. • • • ...... $27,584 Mary Wade Home • • ...... $1,408 Mountain School of Milton Academy • ...... $2,000 New Haven Board of Park Commissioners • • ...... $14,077 Life Haven • • • ...... $2,068 Masonic Charity Foundation • ...... $19,974 Muscular Dystrophy Association • • ...... $4,363 New Haven Chamber Orchestra • • ...... $3,018 Lifelinx Corporation • ...... $5,000 Massachusetts Insititute of Technology • ...... $3,000 Music Haven Inc. • • • • • ...... $91,891 The New Haven Chapter of Links Inc. • ...... $750 Light And Life Foundation Inc • ...... $250 Massaro Community Farm Inc. • • • ...... $5,533 Mutual Housing Association of South Central CT • ...... $15,000 New Haven Chorale • • • ...... $70,112 Lighthouse International • ...... $9,534 Master’s Manna Inc. • • ...... $308 Mystic Seaport • ...... $500 New Haven Early Childhood Council • • ...... $25,000 Literacy Volunteers of Greater New Haven • • • ...... $27,489 Master’s Table Community Meals Inc. • • ...... $828 NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund • ...... $6,500 New Haven Ecology Project (Common Ground) • • • ...... $15,558 Literacy Volunteers of Southern Connecticut • • • ...... $7,428 Maude Kerns Art Center • ...... $1,000 NAACP, Greater New Haven • • ...... $8,281 New Haven Family Alliance* • • • • • ...... $72,396 Literacy Volunteers Valley Shore • • ...... $1,074 Mazon • ...... $10,000 Nation Drill Squad and Drum Corp. • ...... $5,000 New Haven Farms • • • ...... $11,780 LiveKind Inc. • • ...... $152 McGill University • ...... $500 National Alliance on Mental Illness, Connecticut • ...... $250 New Haven Folk Inc. • • ...... $1,797 Loaves & Fishes • • ...... $2,386 Mediators Beyond Borders International • ...... $90,000 National Art Museum of Sport • ...... $1,282 New Haven Free Public Library • • • • ...... $149,736 Long Wharf Theatre • • • • • • ...... $770,588 Melville Charitable Trust • ...... $5,000 National Coalition of 100 Black Women Inc. • ...... $750 New Haven Free Public Library Foundation • • ...... $5,319 Love146 • • • ...... $1,257 Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center • ...... $500 National College of Natural Medicine • ...... $2,500 New Haven Green Fund Inc. • ...... $58,010 Lower Naugatuck Valley Parent Child Resource Center • • ...... $4,280 Mental Health Association of Connecticut Inc. • ...... $800 National Humane Education Society • ...... $4,965 New Haven Healthy Start (includes funds for partner organizations and Responsible Fatherhood program) ...... $911,567 LULAC Head Start • ...... $6,277 Menunkatuck Audubon Society • • ...... $6,000 National Rowing Foundation • ...... $1,500 • • New Haven Hebrew Day School ...... $500 National Sorority of Phi Delta Kappa Inc. • ...... $100 • New Haven Kiwanis Club ...... $25,280 National Wildlife Federation • • ...... $10,730 • • • New Haven Land Trust Inc...... $127,421 Gathering to Highlight Progress, Natural Resources Defense Council • ...... $9,800 • • • New Haven Legal Assistance Association Inc...... $120,324 Identify Next Steps The Nature Conservancy • ...... $6,000 • • • • • New Haven Museum and Historical Society ...... $837,827 New Haven Healthy Start hosted Strengthening Healthy The Nature Conservancy of Connecticut • • • • ...... $20,858 • • • • New Haven Oratorio Choir ...... $3,268 Start Program Impacts in July 2016. The convening brought Neighborhood Housing Services of New Haven • • • • ...... $42,731 • • New Haven Paint & Clay Club ...... $6,356 together grantees from CT, MA and NY, government Neighborhood Leadership Program Grants • ...... $39,425 • • representatives and experts from across the country. New Haven Preservation Trust ...... $27,311 Neighborhood Music School Inc. • • • • • • ...... $213,995 • • • • • Over three days, a variety of topics were covered including New Haven Pride Center ...... $1,000 New England Institute of Technology • ...... $2,500 • the relationship between health equity and birth outcomes, New Haven Promise ...... $590,655 New England Mountain Bike Association — • • • • the impact of trauma on Healthy Start participants and the Central Connecticut Chapter • • ...... $963 New Haven Public School Foundation Inc. • ...... $20,333 relationship of March of Dimes to Healthy Start’s work. New Haven Academy • ...... $950 New Haven Public Schools • • ...... $8,500

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New Haven Reads • • • • ...... $50,116 Northeast Connecticut Cancer Fund of DKH • ...... $300 Walking in an Urban Oasis New Haven Rotary Charitable Scholarship Trust • ...... $1,000 Northeast Organic Farming Association of Connecticut Inc. • ...... $3,800 New signs guide visitors to the Quinnipiac Meadows New Haven Scholarship Fund Inc. • • • • • • ...... $92,647 Northwest Connecticut Community Foundation Inc. • ...... $2,689,486 Preserve. The signs provide an overview of the history, New Haven Science Fair — Greater New Haven Northwestern University Kellogg School of Management ecology, wildlife and terrain of the preserve. They were Chamber of Commerce • ...... $600 Annual Fund • ...... $4,000 created through a partnership between the New Haven New Haven Symphony Orchestra • • • • • • ...... $565,210 Notre Dame High School • ...... $11,463 Land Trust and the Yale Peabody Museum, and funded New Haven Urban Design League • ...... $40,000 NTM Info & Research • ...... $3,000 in part with a grant from The Community Foundation’s New Haven Works • ...... $15,000 Nuts About Health • ...... $500 Quinnipiac River Fund. Since it was created in 1990, the New Haven Youth Soccer Association • • ...... $1,349 Oakland University • ...... $2,000 Fund has distributed over $2.3 Million in grants to clean, New Haven Youth Tennis Association • ...... $500 Oceana • ...... $1,000 preserve and protect the River. New Haven Youth Tennis Education • • ...... $6,030 One Breath, One Hope Inc. • • ...... $541 New Haven/Leon Sister City Project • • • ...... $3,395 Online Journalism Project Inc. • • ...... $51,168 New Hope Destiny Inc. • ...... $1,500 Operation Fuel Inc. • ...... $14,500 Project MORE Inc. • ...... $2,000 Ronald McDonald House of CT Inc. • • • ...... $5,500 New Israel Fund • ...... $3,000 Opportunity International • ...... $2,500 The Prosperity Foundation • • • ...... $197,428 Russell Trust Association (RTA) • ...... $250 New Reach* • • • • ...... $231,606 The Optimates Society • ...... $1,164 Province of St. Augustine • ...... $9,520 Rutgers University Foundation • ...... $13,125 New Urban Arts • ...... $500 Orange Town Hall • ...... $5,625 Public Allies Connecticut • • • ...... $15,053 Sacred Heart Academy • • ...... $81,900 New York Botanical Garden • ...... $250 Orchard House (Medical Adult Day Center) • • • ...... $8,003 Quinnipiac Business and Education Foundation Inc. • • ...... $50 Sacred Heart Church • ...... $10,963 Orchestra New England • • • ...... $2,219 Quinnipiac River Linear Trail Advisory Committee of Wlfd Corp. • ...... $5,000 Sacred Heart University • ...... $1,688 “It is not about taxes and Orland Fire Department • ...... $250 Quinnipiac River Watershed Association • • • ...... $3,758 Sage College of Albany • ...... $1,000 Oxfam America • ...... $33,200 Quinnipiac University • • • • ...... $81,207 The Sage School • ...... $5,000 regulation, but about Oxford Historical Society Inc. • • ...... $60 ’r Kids Inc. • • • • • ...... $36,113 Saint Ann Parish Church • ...... $1,000 Pantochino Productions • • ...... $8,214 Rails-to-Trails Conservancy • ...... $500 Saint Anselm College • ...... $500 growth, dynamism, Partnership for Strong Communities • • ...... $80 Rain of Hope Inc. • • ...... $1,547 Saint Bernadette’s Catholic School • ...... $1,000 and attracting young, Peabody Museum of Natural History • • • ...... $13,822 Rape Crisis Center of Milford Inc. • • ...... $12,520 Saint Brendan’s Church • ...... $10,963 Pequenas Ligas Hispanas de New Haven • • • ...... $40,349 Re-Entry Ministry Inc. • ...... $500 Saint Francis & Saint Rose of Lima School • • ...... $44,890 talented people. There’s The Perfect Blend Inc • ...... $5,000 Reach Out and Read • • • ...... $15,151 Saint George Church • ...... $300 The Pike School • ...... $4,000 Reach Out Project • • ...... $50 Saint George Church Men’s Club • ...... $250 opportunity there.” Pivot Ministries Inc. • ...... $250 Read to Grow • • • • ...... $27,833 Saint John’s Episcopal Church • ...... $3,023 A Foundation Grantee Planned Parenthood of Southern New England • • • • ...... $48,453 Real Estate Educational Foundation Inc. • ...... $9,565 Saint Joseph Parish — Angel Fund • ...... $500 Police Activity League of New Haven Inc. • • ...... $690 Recreation Camp Inc. • • ...... $9,796 Saint Martin de Porres Academy • • • • ...... $59,125 Reformed Church of Highland Park ...... $731 Saint Mary Saint Michael School ...... $7,196 New York Legal Assistance Group • ...... $9,345 Port Orange Presbyterian Church • ...... $2,500 • • • Regional Data Cooperative, dba Data Haven ...... $51,221 Saint Patrick’s Church and Parish ...... $10,963 New York Medical College • ...... $5,000 Precious Angels and Precious Jewels Club • ...... $5,000 • • • Regional Hospice and Home Care ...... $63 Saint Paul’s School ...... $250 New York University • • ...... $3,000 Presbyterian Church of Old Greenwich • ...... $16,000 • • • Regional Water Authority ...... $3,101 Saint Vincent de Paul Society of Shelton Inc...... $1,948 The Next Step Fund • ...... $1,000 President and Fellows of Middlebury College • ...... $66,000 • • • • Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute ...... $3,500 The Salvation Army (East New Haven County Service Unit) ...... $211 NHSO Foundation Inc. • ...... $51,623 Prestige Activism Youth & Leadership Development • ...... $2,000 • • • Rescue Fire Company #5 ...... $4,761 The Salvation Army (Milford Service Unit) ...... $182 North Branford High School • ...... $750 Princeton University • • ...... $7,250 • • • Rethinking Schools ...... $1,000 Salvation Army, Adult Rehabilitation Center ...... $9,313 North Central Area Agency on Aging • ...... $600 Priscilla Maxwell Endicott Scholarship Fund • ...... $11,330 • • • • Ridgefield Library Association ...... $1,500 Salvation Army, Greater New York ...... $1,500 North Haven High School • • ...... $5,189 Pro Bono Partnership • ...... $15,000 • • River Advocates of South Central CT ...... $20,000 Salvation Army, Greater Valley Corps ...... $405 North Haven Land Trust • ...... $500 Project Access of New Haven • • • • ...... $53,740 • • • Project HOPE — The People-to-People Health Foundation Inc. • ...... $1,000 Rochester Institute of Technology • ...... $9,450 Salvation Army, Territorial Headquarters • ...... $9,520 Romemu • ...... $10,950 San Francisco Food Bank • ...... $5,000

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Sanctuary For Families Inc. • ...... $500 Simmons College • ...... $750 Stanford University, Center of Deliberative Democracy • ...... $65,000 “Consider and promote SARAH Foundation • • • • ...... $43,181 Sister’s Journey Inc. • ...... $500 Staples Tuition Grants • ...... $16,000 Save the Children Federation • ...... $9,000 Site Projects Inc. • • ...... $8,019 Starfishgirl Anti-Stalking Campaign • • ...... $3,274 inclusive economic The School for Ethical Education • ...... $242 Sleeping Giant Park Association • ...... $1,250 State Education Resource Center Foundation • ...... $1,000 Send International • ...... $1,500 The Smile Train • ...... $1,000 Stonehill College • ...... $1,000 development that Seton Hall University • ...... $1,500 Smith College • • ...... $13,580 Stony Creek Cemetery Association Inc. • ...... $4,761 incorporates workforce Seymour High School • ...... $6,890 Social Communication Foundation • • ...... $159 Student Parenting and Family Services Inc. • • • ...... $21,771 Seymour Historical Society • ...... $20,368 Solar Youth • • • ...... $74,899 Suffield Academy • ...... $7,350 development, childcare, Seymour Pink Inc. • • ...... $5,434 SOUND Affect International • • ...... $994 Suffolk University • ...... $1,500 Seymour Public Library • ...... $40,724 Sound School • ...... $5,000 Sullivan Basketball Academy Inc. • ...... $2,000 transportation, long Shalom United Church of Christ • • ...... $4,500 South Central Connecticut Regional Water Authority • ...... $3,500 Survivorship NOW/DHVT • ...... $500 term growth and shared Shelton Ct Gaels Alumni Association • • ...... $708 South Central Regional Economic Development Corporation • • ...... $1,488 TEAM Inc. • • • ...... $6,354 Shelton Economic Development Corporation • • ...... $1,483 Southern Connecticut State University • • • • ...... $205,339 Temple Beth El • ...... $1,545 prosperity.” Shelton High School Robotics Team • • ...... $10,086 Southern Connecticut State University Foundation Inc. • ...... $2,000 Temple Emanuel of Greater New Haven • ...... $1,424 A Foundation Grantee Shelton Historical Society Inc. • • ...... $2,252 Southern CT State University • ...... $11,700 Theater New Haven Inc. • ...... $3,000 Shelton Land Conservation Trust • • ...... $609 Southern Poverty Law Center • ...... $20,200 Theta Epsilon Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha • ...... $1,000 Shelton Volunteer Fire Co#4 Pine Rock Park • • ...... $603 Southington High School • ...... $650 Thirteen — WNET • ...... $1,000 United Negro College Fund • ...... $5,000 Shepherd Glen School PTA • • ...... $433 Southwestern Area Health Education Center Inc. • • ...... $402 This Child Here • ...... $500 United Way of Greater New Haven • • • • • ...... $454,502 Shepherds Inc. • • ...... $50 Spanish Community of Wallingford • • ...... $11,910 Thompson Child & Family Focus • ...... $250 United Way of New York City • ...... $1,000 Shoreline Arts Alliance • • • ...... $9,438 Special Olympics of Connecticut • ...... $2,500 Three Rivers Community College • ...... $3,500 Unity College • ...... $6,900 Shoreline Greenway Trail Inc. • • • • ...... $11,094 Sportsometry • ...... $25,000 Tommy Fund for Childhood Cancer (Tommy Fund Inc.) • ...... $800 Universal Health Care Foundation of Connecticut • ...... $1,191,000 Shoreline Village CT • • ...... $31,801 Spring Glen Church Nursery School • ...... $353 The Towers Foundation • • • ...... $5,174 University Glee Club of New Haven • ...... $2,500 Short Beach Union Church • ...... $5,000 Springfield College • ...... $3,000 Town of Hamden • ...... $45,000 University of Arizona • ...... $4,100 Short Term Emergency Aid Committee • ...... $2,000 Springs Learning Center • ...... $7,375 Town of Old Saybrook, Social Services • ...... $2,400 University of Bridgeport • ...... $4,047 Shriners Hospitals for Children • ...... $19,974 Square Foot Theatre Company • • ...... $5,925 Trauma Recovery EMDR-Humanitarian Assistance Programs • ...... $3,000 University of Chicago, Office of College Aid • ...... $500 Siena College • ...... $1,000 Squash Haven Inc. • • • • ...... $72,549 Treasured Time • • ...... $800 University of Chicago, The College Fund • ...... $1,250 Silicon Valley Community Foundation • ...... $1,000 Stamford Hospital Foundation • ...... $1,000 The Treehouse Foundation Inc. • ...... $2,000 University of Connecticut • • • ...... $458,902 Silvermine Arts Center • ...... $7,344 Stanford Fund (1970) • ...... $250 Trinity Church on the Green • • • ...... $17,619 University of Connecticut Foundation Inc. • ...... $581 SIM USA • ...... $250 Stanford University • ...... $7,000 Trinity College • ...... $462 University of Delaware-Student Financial Services • ...... $625 Trinity Lutheran Church • ...... $92,986 University of Hartford • ...... $7,453 Trinity School • ...... $2,328 University of Maryland • ...... $6,000 Rewarding and Recognizing Good Work True Colors Inc. Sexual Minority Youth and Family Services of CT • • ...... $102 University of Michigan • • ...... $5,500 Alexion Pharmaceuticals and The Foundation partnered The Trust for Public Land • ...... $1,000 University of Michigan, University Library • ...... $500 in 2016 on a charitable giving initiative to support 30 Tufts University • ...... $1,000 University of Minnesota Fdn/School of Nursing • ...... $1,000 local nonprofits dedicated to strengthening the region. Turning Point Center of Chittenden County • ...... $3,000 University of Missouri, Columbia • ...... $500 The program coincided with Alexion’s move to its new U.S. Naval Academy Foundation • ...... $600 University of New England • ...... $1,000 global headquarters in New Haven and demonstrated Ulysses S. Grant Foundation • ...... $40,718 University of New Hampshire • • ...... $6,000 the Company’s commitment to developing productive UNICEF • ...... $1,200 University of New Haven • • • • • • ...... $687,357 partnerships within the communities where employees Unidad Latina Accion • ...... $25,000 University of New Haven, Department of Biology • ...... $23,500 live and work. Alexion granted a $1,000 each day to a local Union College • ...... $500 University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill • ...... $2,000 nonprofit over 30 days. United Hospital Fund • ...... $1,000 University of Pennsylvania • ...... $1,000

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“We must focus on making Wallingford Chorus • • ...... $52 Women of Power Network Inc. • ...... $500 Yale University School of Management • • ...... $750 Wallingford Family YMCA • • ...... $132 Women’s Center of Greater Danbury, CT • ...... $2,500 Yale University School of Medicine • ...... $266 things better for the Wallingford Public Library • • ...... $1,094 Women’s Health Research at Yale • • • • • ...... $76,234 Yale University School of Medicine, Cancer Center • ...... $176,974 Walnut Hill School • ...... $6,600 Woodbridge Town Library • ...... $3,311 Yale University School of Medicine, Child Study Center • • ...... $1,731 people we serve now by Walter Pop Smith League — New Haven • • ...... $5,709 The Woodhall School • ...... $1,000 Yale University School of Medicine, Department of Pediatrics ...... $320 Ward-Heitmann House Museum Inc. • • • ...... $3,205 Woods Hole Research Center • ...... $1,500 • asking ourselves, ‘What Yale University School of Medicine, WaterAid America Inc. • ...... $6,000 Wooster Square Conservancy Inc. • ...... $500 Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation • ...... $31,025 The Watershed Fund Inc. • ...... $2,600 Worcester Polytechnic Institute • ...... $2,300 can we do differently to Yale University School of Medicine, The Watershed Partnership Inc. • • ...... $25 World Wildlife Fund • • • • ...... $11,019 Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery • ...... $20,000 improve our results?’” Wentworth Institute of Technology • ...... $2,500 WPKN-FM,89.5 ...... $607 • • • Yale University School of Music • ...... $307 Wesleyan University • ...... $2,938 A Foundation Grantee WSHU Public Radio • • ...... $1,316 Yale University School of Nursing • ...... $500 West Haven Child Development Center • • • ...... $23,088 Xavier High School • ...... $1,400 Yale University Women’s Organization • • ...... $12,049 West Haven Community House • • • • ...... $28,729 Yale Center for British Art • ...... $250 YMCA-Friends of Boys • • ...... $10,351 University of Rhode Island • • ...... $3,300 West Haven High School • • ...... $26,359 Yale Club of New Haven • ...... $3,104 Yoga4Change • • • ...... $9,843 University of Saint Joseph • ...... $3,500 West Haven Historical Society • ...... $462 Yale Law School • ...... $741 Yolo Food Bank • ...... $3,000 University of Southern California • ...... $5,000 Western Connecticut State University • • ...... $43,097 Yale New Haven Hospital, Office of Development • • • ...... $2,949 Young Life of Greenwich • ...... $250 University of Vermont, Student Financial Services • ...... $2,300 Western New England Psychoanalytic Institute • ...... $5,696 Yale New Haven Hospital, Saint Raphael Campus • • ...... $25,130 Young Mens Institute Library • • • ...... $18,289 Urban Hope • ...... $2,000 Western Reserve Historical Society • ...... $500 Yale New Haven Hospital* • • • • ...... $354,422 Youth Continuum Inc. • • • • • ...... $56,828 Urban League of Southern Connecticut • ...... $613 Westminster School • ...... $250 Yale University • ...... $500 Youth Forum Maine • ...... $608 Urban Resources Initiative • • • • • ...... $37,444 Westport Country Playhouse • ...... $64,075 Yale University Art Gallery • • • • ...... $9,710 Youth Without Limits • ...... $1,800 URU, The Right to Be Inc. • • ...... $4,750 Westport Library Association • ...... $5,000 Yale University Collection of Musical Instruments • ...... $4,254 Zack’s Place • ...... $1,000 VA Charters Inc. • • ...... $670 Westville Community Nursery School Inc. • • ...... $458 Yale University Department of Athletics • ...... $500 Zygote Press • ...... $250 Valley Arts Council • • ...... $105 Westville Synagogue • ...... $500 Yale University Grant & Contract Administration • ...... $30,200 The Valley Community Foundation • ...... $1,139,237 Westville Village Renaissance Alliance • ...... $6,500 Yale University Library • • ...... $9,723 Valley Independent Sentinel (Online Journalism Project) • • • ...... $80,696 WHEAT Inc. • • • ...... $7,579 Yale University Library, Sterling Memorial • ...... $500 Valley Shakespeare Festival • • ...... $3,063 Wheaton College • ...... $1,000 Yale University Office of Development • • • • ...... $635,375 Valley United Way • • • ...... $6,889 Where The Love Is Inc. • • • ...... $7,829 Yale University Office of New Haven and State Affairs • ...... $6,062 Vantage Group Inc. • • • ...... $31,490 The Whitney Players Theater Company Inc. • • ...... $6,973 Yale University School of Drama, Yale Repertory Theatre • • • • ...... $35,200 Varick Center for Empowerment • ...... $3,000 Whitneyville Cultural Commons • • ...... $2,849 Varick Memorial A.M.E. Zion Church • • ...... $7,559 Whitneyville United Church of Christ • ...... $7,320 Vassar College • ...... $5,100 Wilbur Cross High School • • ...... $7,000 Vermont Wish Project • ...... $500 Wildlife Conservation Society • ...... $1,500 Achieving Success on the Field Victim Rights Center of Connecticut • • ...... $1,042 Wilton Education Foundation • ...... $500 and in the Classroom Village Improvement Association • ...... $462 Wilton Land Conservation Trust • ...... $250 The New Haven-based Elm City Internationals combines Villanova University • ...... $2,000 Wilton Library Association • ...... $750 high-level soccer training with mentoring and college Visiting Nurse Association of Wint Filipek Sr. Memorial Tennis Tournament/Scholarship Fund Inc. • ...... $250 preparation tutoring for low-income immigrant and NEED HIGH South Central Connecticut • • • • • • ...... $43,590 WMNR Fine Arts Radio • • ...... $1,958 refugee students. Elm City Internationals has received RES Visiting Nurse Services of CT ...... $1,000 • WNPR-FM • ...... $365 funding under The Foundation’s Immigration Integration VISTA Life Innovations ...... $200 ® • WNYC — New York Public Radio • ...... $750 Strategy and through The Great Give . VNA Community Healthcare ...... $13,035 • • • • Women and Families Center Inc. • ...... $250 Volunteer Services Center Inc...... $33,324 • Women and Family Life Center • • • • • ...... $42,251

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The Foundation works closely with area attorneys, bankers, accountants and Frederick P. Leaf, Esq. Henry T. Petry, CLU, ChFC Laura Sklaver, Esq. Frederick P. Leaf Attorney at Law Henry T. Petry, CLU, ChFC Susman Duffy & Segaloff PC financial planners, including our professional advisor partners listed below, Donna Levine, Esq. Louis R. Piscatelli Daniel M. Smith, JD, CFBS, AEP, to share our knowledge of local charitable organizations and options for giving. Law Office of Donna R. Levine Withers Bergman LLP CLTC, SCP In 2016, The Foundation launched the Custom Investment Partnership Program Barbara B. Lindsay, Esq. Kathy Priest, Esq. Daniel M. Smith & Associates Barbara B. Lindsay LLC Davis, O’Sullivan & Priest LLC Ronald A. Soccoli Jr. providing professional advisors an additional way to remain involved in fulfilling Ingi-Mai Loorand, Esq. Diane D. Ruben Brenner, Saltzman & Wallman LLP their clients’ charitable goals by maintaining their investment advisory role over Neubert, Pepe & Monteith PC Winnick, Ruben, Hoffnung, Gregory J. Stamos, Esq. their client’s assets. Pamela J. Matocha, CPA Peabody & Mendel LLC Law Office of Gregory J. Stamos T.M. Byxbee Company PC Michael D. Saffer, Esq. Fred Stanek, Esq. Sheldon A. Messinger, Esq. The Pellegrino Law Firm PC Welch, Teodosio & Stanek Law Offices of Sheldon Messinger Stephen L. Saltzman, Esq. Thomas M. Sutnik, Esq. Francis H. Michaud Jr., CPA, CGMA Brenner, Saltzman & Wallman LLP Law Offices of Thomas Sutnik Michaud, Accavallo, Woodbridge & Anthony Santore, CPA Salvatore Tartaglione Cusano LLC Beers, Hamerman, Cohen The Aegis Group Joan C. Molloy, Esq. & Burger, PC Dominick J. Thomas Jr. Loughlin FitzGerald PC Steven D. Sax Cohen & Thomas Martha Murray, Esq. Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Marilyn N. Toland, Esq. Martha Murray, Attorney-at-Law Smith Inc. Toland Law Firm Lisa Newfield David R. Schaefer, Esq. Alan J. Tyma, Esq. Murtha Cullina LLP Brenner, Saltzman & Wallman LLP Ryan & Tyma LLP Charles Noble III Irving S. Schloss, Esq. Paul A. Veiga, CFP Noble Wealth Advisors Murtha Cullina LLP U.S. Trust, Bank of America Susan B. Nobleman Anthony Scillia John H. Welch Jr. Gesmonde, Pietrosimone & Marcum LLP Welch, Teodosio, Stanek Sgrignari LLC Sandra Vigliotti Senich & Blake LLC Darin L. Offerdahl, MBA, CPA U.S. Trust, Bank of America Thomas J. Welch Michaud, Accavallo, Woodbridge & Fred D. Sette, Esq. Welch, Teodosio, Stanek Deborah Abildsoe William S. Colwell, Esq. Barbara Ellinghaus Michael Gulish, CFP Cusano LLC Sette & Parnoff, PC & Blake LLC GBS Wealth Management Parrett, Porto, Parese & Colwell PC Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LPL Financial Bette Lynn Paez, CFP Fay Sheppard, CRPC®, MBA Shelby Wilson Edward “Ted” Almy Jr. Timothy W. Crowley Theodore F. Ells, Esq. Michael Haggerty Bette Lynn Paez LLC Wells Fargo Advisors Berchem, Moses & Devlin PC The Almy-Roberts Group Crowley Law Offices Theodore F. Ells Law Office UBS Financial Services Inc. Gregory J. Pepe, Esq. Michael I. Silverberg, CLU, ChFC Karen E. Yates Donald W. Anderson Christine L. Curtiss, Esq. James E. Fischer, Esq. Elizabeth R. Hartmayer Neubert, Pepe & Moneith PC Lindberg & Ripple LeClairRyan Brenner, Saltzman & Wallman LLP Cohen & Thomas Fischer & Fischer Merrill Lynch Investment Managers Matthew R. Peterson Mark Sklarz, Esq. John J. Zaprzalka, CPA Stephen August Elwood B. Davis Norman F. Fishbein Geoffrey A. Hecht Carmody Torrance Sandak & Green & Sklarz LLC Apicella, Testa & Company PC UBS Financial Services Inc. Northeast Financial Consultants Inc. Fishbein Law Firm LLC Caplan & Hecht LLC Hennessey LLP Helene Augustine, CTFA Lisa Nachmias Davis Norman Forrester, CRPC Kimberly Hurd Wells Fargo Private Bank Davis, O’Sullivan & Priest LLC Merrill Lynch Wealth Management Benjamin F. Edwards & Co. Greg R. Barringer, Esq. Kevin J. DiAdamo, Esq. Colin M. Gershon, Esq. Thomas L. Hutchison Reid and Riege PC Law Office of Kevin J. DiAdamo, Esq. Colin M. Gershon Attorney at Law Merrill Lynch, The GKH Group Building Homes, Building Community Patricia R. Beauregard, Esq. Timothy Dillon, Esq. Christopher Getman David W. Kesner, Esq. Habitat for Humanity of Greater New Haven was Cummings & Lockwood LLC Sheehy & Dillon Fairfield, Bush & Co. Wiggin & Dana LLP founded in 1986. The Community Foundation supplied Thomas Beirne III, CFP Richard J. DiMarco Marshal D. Gibson, Esq. Hon. John Keyes the organization’s first grant, which was used to hire a Halsey Associates Cohen & Wolf PC Law Offices of Marshal D. Gibson PC Probate Judge, New Haven professional carpenter to direct the volunteer workers Andrew Boone Victoria DiSesa, Esq. John D. Gordon, CPA Charles C. Kingsley, Esq. UBS Financial Services Inc. DiSesa & DiSesa Donald L. Perlroth & Company Wiggin & Dana LLP and to work alone when there were no volunteers Stearns J. Bryant Jr. Stan Dombroski, Esq. Frances B. Granquist, Esq. Charles F. Kreitler available. Since being created, Habitat for Humanity has Nugent & Bryant Dombroski Hillis LLC The Pellegrino Law Firm PC Kreitler Financial built or rehabilitated more than 100 homes, providing James P. Carley Jr. John H. Driscoll Jr., JD, LLM, CFP® Paul Greenberg Robert P. Kreitler homeowners with new skills and contributing to the BNY Mellon Wealth Management Webster Private Bank Ritch, Greenberg & Hassan PC Kreitler Financial stability of our community. Karen L. Clute, Esq. Christian Edmonds, Esq. George Guertin, Esq. David Ladd Wiggin & Dana, LLP Christian P. Edmonds PC Guertin & Guertin LLC Ladd Capital Management

50 CFGNH.ORG/REPORT2016 *At time of publication Professional Advisors 51 Nettie J. Dayton Circle

Nettie Dayton Circle members are visionaries who share a common goal Catherine P. & Edward* Patsy Taylor Petraiuolo Jr. Marcia & Tom Turner of creating reliable funding streams that support Greater New Haven’s Dagobert & Nancy Pfeiffer changing needs. By sharing their intention to make a bequest to Anne Rodrigues Voloshin Katharine C. Pierce Jeffery T. Wack The Foundation, these individuals ensure causes and nonprofits Ed & Margie Pikaart Patricia L. Wales supported in life will remain buoyed after death. They will one day join Angela G. Powers Glenn & Dotty Weston-Murphy with 240 others who have established permanent funds by bequest to Douglas W. Rae Vivien K. White benefit our community. Jean M. Richards Mary Elizabeth Wiedersheim Patrick B. Rowland & Kimberly P. Williams Family Fund Lisa A. Kwesell Pug & Dee Winokur Shelly & Richard Saczynski George Zdru David R. Schaefer Irene Scheld *indicates deceased Judith Schurman Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P. Scillia Jane Steidley Shaw Teresa M. Sirico Carol Lynn Sirot “We must connect Jane Snaider Kerala & Richard Snyder the dots and tell Sara R. Stadler people about the collective impact of Anonymous (24) Tony Cafiero & Heather Rife Christopher & Toddie Getman Robert* & Joyce Mailhouse Elaine R. Anderson Mary Carey Lindy Lee Gold Jean B. & M. Anne Mauro our organizations.” Lisa F. Arpaia, Esq. Barbara W. Carlson Ruth B. Grannick Carolyn M. Mazure A Foundation Grantee Louis G. Audette II Elizabeth Ann Ceccarelli Henry S. Harrison Phyllis McDowell Henry E.* & Nancy H. Bartels Phyllis E. Ceccarelli John & Lesley Higgins-Biddle Marcia Mersey Myrna F. Baskin Peter Ciardiello Ralph C. Jones Maria Mojica & Edgar Colon Rita D. Berkson & Brad Collins & Nancy Clayton Annie Garcia Kaplan Carol Nardini Randolph B. Reinhold William S. Colwell James Kasper Minot & Alycyn Nettleton The Berry Hulin Family Bob & Mary Beth Congdon John P.W. Kelly Barbara Nicolazzo Carla A. Birmingham Virginia Galpin Crossley* & Frank Kenna Jr.* & Joan Kenna Jim & Mimi Niederman Richard Blacher Erskine Crossley* John D. Kernan Jr. & Karen Kernan David O’Sullivan Building Connections, Pamela C. Boller Ann S. Dahl* Harvey* & Ruth Koizim Maryann Ott Securing a Brighter Future Richard J. & Joan Bonomi Robert & Priscilla Dannies Edward Konowitz Margaret L. Ottenbreit Thousands of foreign-born residents are better able Dr. Harold D. & Elizabeth Demir David A. Krett Jr. Cynthia Parker Maureen L.* Bornstein to navigate their daily tasks and integrate into the Ann Pecora Diamond William & Carolyn Lieber Fred J. Pasqualoni Robert & Kathleen Bradley community because they improved their English skills Severio & Janice Fodero Lawrence & Susan Liebman Barbara Pearce & Jay Bright with Literacy Volunteers of Southern Connecticut. Adult Dr. Susan Fowler Bruce R. Lively Norman Fleming William Brink students come with a wide range of English language skills. Support from The Community Foundation and others allows tutoring to be offered at no cost.

52 CFGNH.ORG/REPORT2016 Nettie J. Dayton Circle 53 Volunteers

Throughout the year, our volunteers contribute vast amounts of time Kenn Harris Clement Lewin Louis Nixon Jennifer Rivera Patricia Small Janna Wagner and skill to help us advance our mission. Each brings unique perspectives Maxine Harris Pam Linder Clara Nixon-Loyd Frances Rivera-Bragg Gary Smart Charles Wakerley and experiences that represent the very best of our community and are Priscilla Hayes Charles Long Flemming Norcott Natasha Rivera- Amos Smith Diana Wakerley Rachel Heerema Sarah Long Holly O’Brien LaButhie Caroline Smith John Wakerley amplified when blended together. We remain grateful and inspired by their Travon Henderson Ingi-Mai Loorand Barbara Oliver Elizabeth Robinson Virginia Soto Genevive Walker deep-rooted commitment to this place we call home. Cassandra Herera Maribel Lopez Carrie O’Neil Takima Robinson Tressa Spears Jackson LaKeisha Walker Leslie Higgins Daviya Lyons Marcus Paca Leyda (Lolli) Cynthia Steer Marty Wallace Rodriguez Carlton Highsmith Gerald Antunes John Padilla Verta Stevenson Dena Wallerson Yaritza Roman Curtis Hill Nancy Maasbach Jordy Padilla Frederick Streets James Wareck Magdalena Rosales- Howard Hill Wanda Malave Abel Padro Alban Pat Stuart Shaquesha Washington Colleen Hines Sherman Malone Cynthia Parker Carol Ross Camille Suggs Hope Howard Ebony Manning Jane Hull Sada Marshall Zoe Hunter Althea Marshall “I view volunteerism as social activism Marsha Hurt Brooks Mubarakah Ibrahim Andrea Martinez so I’ve increased my time volunteering Yadira Ijeh Angelica Matos Liza Janssen Petra Miguel Mattia-Uribe for local nonprofits.” Adrienne Mayo James Jenkins A Foundation Donor Jorge Jimenez Janic Maysonet Latasha McClain Gardner Abbott Richard Baxter Kiley Cappetta Kathleen Cooney Diana Desmornes Susan Garcia Nofi Kim Johannson Latoya McCrea Nijija-Ife Waters Marie Acquavita Ruby Belton-White Alicia Caraballo Sylvia Cooper Carlos Diaz Denis Garvey Daisa Johnson Ruth Parkins Sheilah Rostow Helen Suggs Curlena McDonald Cynthia Watson Sharmay Adams Ethel Berger Saul Cardenas Kenya Corley Lucy Diaz Lensly Gay Shanice Johnson Tracey Parks Jean Rozett Jeanette Sykes Donna McGrath Ronnet Watts Susan Addiss Meredith Binford Tiffany Cari Marilyn Cormack Tyree Dickey Gordon Geballe William Johnson Ms. Pearl James Ryan Linda Sylvester Shantasia Mckee Sorini West Myles Alderman Nan Birdwhistell Giselle Carlotta- Kathleen Cosgrove Jason Dorsey Anite Gelin Tanya Jones Karen Peart Alice Ryu Cassie Taylor McDonald Renee Mehra Clinton Weston Nancy Alderman Remi Boatright Betse Courtmanche Jill Dotlo Eugenie Gentry Annie Garcia Kaplan Dyric Petaway Shelley Saczynski Caprice Taylor Emily Casaretto Maria Mojica Mendez Essence Weston Nancy Alexander Arthur Bogen John Courtmanche Anaedrea Douglas Evelyn Gibbs Tirzah Kemp Edith Peters Deborah Salters Timothy Cashman Andrea Moore T’rome Telford Denny Janet Alfano Lily Bohen James Kenneth Cousar Diane Dow Krista Gibbs Christine Kim Doreen Picagli Raymond Sanders Addys Castillo Melinda Moore James Thibault Desiree White Tatiana Alicea Blannie Bostic Cheryl Covington Alfreda Edwards Lottie Gillard Germano Kimbro Trisha Pitter Rosa Santana Yoo Jin Chang Rodney Moore James Tickey Claudine Wilkins- Yahaira Alvarado Ashika Brinkley Cerrella Craig Herman Edwards James Godley Tyionna King Norine Polio Raquel Santiago- Chambers Gabriela Chango Robin Moore-Evans Vincent Tinnerello Yury Maciel Andrews Chester Brodnicki Kanesha Crenshaw Mary Elia Miriam Gohara Ed Kisluk Melanie Post Martinez Joanne Willcox Mary Chervenak Claire Morduch Barbara Tinney Nadia Armeen Sharon Brooks Hannah Croasmun Pat Elia Joanne Goldblum Shakaya Kitchens Libby Protzman David Schaefer Valencia Williams Barbara Chesler Eldren Morrison Rena Tobey Esther Armmand Diane Brown Tony Curtis Toni Ellis Derrick Gordon Richard Knoll Lee Purvis Eric Schonewald Tamara Wilson TJ Clark II Jeanette Morrison Evelyn Tomasello Clarence Ashe Morgan Brown Maria Damiani Sheila Evans John Gordon Thomas Knox Deborah Quinone Patricia Scussel Laronda Winfrey Brenda Clay-Ozene Loria Morrison Bruce Trammell Judith August Khalilah Brown-Dean Laura Daniels Fay Evans Samone Gordon Edward Konowitz Valen Grandelski Barbara Segaloff Whitney Woodhouse Erik Clemons Montrel Morrison Ed Trimble Stephen August Joe Brummer Robert Dannies Alan Ewing Curtis Gore Lauren Korman Leslie Rascati Sandra Senich Diane Young Turner Karen Clute Gammy Moses Idris Trotman Helene Augustine Mary Jane Burt Calvina Dargbe Xia Feng Maureen Gorman Caren Lang Carolyn Ray N’Zinga Shani Roman Zajac Wali Muhammad Alfredo Axtmayer Emily Byrne Delphine Clyburn Tara Davila Amy Fenollosa Sandra Grant Robert Laska Samara Redwine Galit Sharma Snow Turner Fernando Muniz Michelle Baker Heather Calabrese Roxanne Coady Andre Davis Emily Fine Thema Graves Kashonda Lawrence Gloria Reed Jane Shaw Efrain Urbina Tennille Murphy Latoya Baldwin Yolanda Caldera- Dedra Cole Linda Davis Joelle Fishman F. Herbert Gruendel Frederick Leaf Mychal Richardson Amelia Sherwood Michael Van Leesten Radouane Nasry Willette Barnett Durant Carlos Collazo Maudest Davis Norman Forrester Jaclyn Hanson Cheryl Leeks Lionel Rigler D. Ellen Shuman Santia Vennett Bidisha Nath MD, MPH Sandra Barron Neva Caldwell Luz Colville Kellyann Day Brenda Foskey-Cyrus Annie Harper Robert Leighton Yanira Rios Mayra Sierra Joseph Vidro David Newton Leshe Barton Susan Canteen William Colwell Robin Dejesus Taisha Franklin Laura Harrell Karen Lenahan Michael Ritter Louis Silva Faris Virani William Nimons Alice Baxter Desiree Capoaso Mary Beth Congdon Elizabeth Demir Lori Frazier Brenda Harris Kia Levey Aida Rivera Ashley Sklar Diane Visconti

54 CFGNH.ORG/REPORT2016 Vounteers 55 Investments Financials*

The Community Foundation’s assets grew to $509 Million as of December 31, 2016. Combined Statements of Financial Position Combined Statements of Activities The annualized net investment return of The Corporation since 1995 has been 2016 2015 2016 2015 8.4% net of investment management fees, surpassing both its market-driven Assets Revenue, Gains and Other Support benchmark and the performance of almost all comparably-sized community Cash and Cash Equivalents $ 1,907,231 $ 4,734,075 Contributions $ 23,008,820 $ 67,372,643 Investments at Market Value — Less Contributions to foundations nationwide. Component Funds 338,191,021 334,361,727 Organization Funds (10,325,708) (47,703,289) Investments at Market Value — Net Contributions 12,683,112 19,669,354 Organization Funds 160,603,988 152,861,703 Investment Gain, Net 13,519,328 3,766,011 Investment in Real Estate 2,801,250 3,453,361 Split-Interest Agreements Target Asset Allocation Total Assets in Millions Total Investments 503,503,490 495,410,866 Released from Restrictions — — Change in Value of Split-Interest Mission-Related Investments 2,474,000 371,000 Agreements, Net 43,201 24,276 2016 $508,995,026 Contributions Receivable 1,577,940 4,617,504 Total Revenue, Gains and 20% Grants Receivable 346,354 873,563 Other Support $ 26,245,641 $ 23,459,641 2015 $502,337,398 Split-Interest Agreements 624,531 557,634 Expense $509 Other Assets 15,322 45,287 Grants and Distributions, 50% 2014 $462,998,661 Approved Net $ 29,211,759 $ 30,610,700 million Furniture and Equipment, Net 453,389 461,544 Grants for Program Management Total Assets $ 508,995,026 $ 502,337,398 30% 2013 $434,050,752 and Direct Grant Activities 2,484,611 2,491,053 Liabilities and Net Assets Total Grants and Liabilities 2012 $379,036,842 Distributions Expense 31,696,370 33,101,753 Accounts Payable and Less Distributions from • Equities (50%) Accrued Expenses $ 469,925 $ 320,381 • Alternatives (30%) Organization Funds (8,465,120) (8,743,111) • Bonds (20%) $200 M $300 M $400 M $500 M Organization Funds 160,603,988 152,861,703 Net Grant and Liabilities Under Split-Interest Distributions Expense 23,231,250 24,358,642 Agreements 385,157 395,898 Financial, Endowment and Investments in Mission Related Grants Payable 1,855,229 2,739,590 Investment Management 1,273,261 1,098,437 Ventures Growing Total Liabilities 163,314,299 156,317,572 Development, Donor Services and Project Transaction Type Partners Fund Stewardship 904,910 942,651 The Community Foundation has allocated a small portion Fitscript Convertible loan Connecticut Innovations Net Assets Management, Leadership and Operations 1,175,319 935,704 of its endowment to make strategic investments in and for Freshbev LLC Convertible loan A local foundation Unrestricted 344,465,200 344,877,335 funding partner local nonprofit and for-profit ventures that it believes Temporarily Restricted 1,215,527 1,142,491 Total Administration Expense 3,353,490 2,976,792 will produce positive long-term community benefits. GDCDC -Dwight Plaza Term loan Local Initiatives Support Total Net Assets 345,680,727 346,019,826 Total Expense $ 26,584,740 $ 27,335,434 Corporation and Start Commitments made include: a convertible loan for a Community Bank Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 508,995,026 $ 502,337,398 Increase (Decrease) in Net Assets (339,099) (3,875,793) local, all-natural juice company that is creating local jobs, Greater New Haven Low-interest loan Community Loan Fund Net Assets — Beginning of Year 346,019,826 349,895,619 a convertible loan to a digital health and wellness start- MOMS Subordinated debt National collaboration Net Assets — End of Year $ 345,680,727 $ 346,019,826 up focused on diabetes and diabetes management, and (approved and pending) of funders

an investment in a pay-for-success contract for a local, Mutual Housing Low-interest loan Fleet Bank Community Reinvestment Funds Total Grants and Grants Management Expense Total Expense evidenced-based program working with mothers around First Niagara Home Forgivable loans for home NAACP, Neighborhood mental health and depression. The Foundation plans Ownership Fund ownership Housing Services, local 7% 10% (approved and pending) financial institutions 8% on making more investments in the future as worthy 7% opportunities present themselves. The MRI (Mission Neighborhood Housing Low-interest loan Fleet Bank Community Reinvestment Funds • Non-competitive Grants 11% • Grants and Distributions (83%) Related Investments) program also leverages its impact and Distributions (74%) Neighborhood Music Loan guaranty Capital for Change Inc. (including Leadership Activities) $32 • Competitive Grants (11%) $35 School • Grants Management (7%) through support from individual and institutional million • Leadership Activities (8%) million • Administration (10%) • Fiduciary Grants (7%) donors, as well as other local, regional and national New Haven Teachers’ No-interest A local foundation 74% 83% funding partners. At right is a list of current and past Home Ownership 2nd mortgages funding partner MRI investments. Start Community Bank Demand deposit

*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 56 CFGNH.ORG/REPORT2016 Investments/Financials 57 Professional Staff*

Executive Development, Finance, Investments, Grantmaking William W. Ginsberg Stewardship, Administration and and Strategy President and CEO Donor Services and Technology Christina M. Ciociola Communications Angela G. Powers A. F. Drew Alden Sr. Vice President for Interim Sr. Vice President for Angela G. Powers Sr. Vice President for Grantmaking and Strategy Planning and Operations Interim Sr. Vice President for Investments, CFO, and Sarah J. H. Fabish Planning and Operations, and Chief Compliance Officer Leigh Higgins Vice President for Grantmaking Sr. Vice President for Stewardship Diane Deschenes and Scholarships Sr. Director for and Communications Professional Development Endowment Associate Kenn Harris and Executive Office Dotty Weston-Murphy Jennifer Glover-Keller Vice President for Interim Sr. Vice President for Ellen Perrotti Investment Services Manager Community Engagement, and Development and Donor Services Director of New Haven Administrative Associate Tamara Gray Carmen Burgos Healthy Start Jolyn Walker Data Management Associate Development Associate Denise Canning Administration Officer Brandi Kryvonis Grants Manager Tricia Caldwell Disbursements Officer Director of Communications Cynthia Chan Marcie Monaco Human Resources and Program Assistant Sharon Cappetta Director of Finance Organizational Culture New Haven Healthy Start Director of Development and Accounting Leon Bailey Jr. Stephanie Chung Kathleen Cei José Ruiz Sr. Vice President for Communications Officer Nonprofit Relations Manager Human Resources and Endowment Associate Eliezer Lee Cruz Organizational Culture Linda M. Estacion Vilandria Turner Director of Donor Services and Director of Community Outreach Lisa Carter Director of Information Development Operations Jackie Downing Human Resources Manager Management and Analysis Kelli R. Gibson Director of Grantmaking Leigh Higgins Development Associate and Nonprofit Effectiveness Sr. Director for Matthew Higbee Professional Development Ratasha Smith Research and and Executive Office Communications Officer Communications Officer Deborah L. Wright Philanthropic Officer Caprice Taylor Mendez Strategic Program Manager Natasha Ray Core Services Manager New Haven Healthy Start Logan Roddy Grantmaking Associate Kara Straun Knowledge and Evaluation Manager

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58 CFGNH.ORG/REPORT2016 *At time of publication Now more than ever, this is a moment to stand up for our community by recommitting to one another and to our shared belief that we can build a stronger future for Greater New Haven by coming together and acting together.

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