the gift of opportunity

2007 annual report our mission The mission of The Community Foundation for the National Capital Region is to facilitate individual, family and organizational giving at all levels to improve the quality of life in the Washington metropolitan area. We accomplish this by: > Providing expertise and services to donors on how to realize their goals in philanthropy; > Connecting our donors to organizations providing effective programs; > Serving as a convener and catalyst on emerging issues; and > Providing sound financial management of assets. letter from the chair and president

Welcome to The Gift of Opportunity, The Community an endowment at The Community Foundation has Foundation for the National Capital Region’s annual helped build the organization’s stability and secure report for fiscal year 2007. its future. In Northern Virginia, the opportunity to see philanthropy differently inspired The Women’s Giving While giving and opportunity go hand-in-hand, the Circle of Alexandria to have a substantial impact by relationship between the two is actually more complex pooling their resources at the Alexandria Community than we generally assume. The rich interweaving Trust. And for Artis Hampshire-Cowan, monetary gifts of giving and giving back truly captures the spirit of collected by close friends in honor of her birthday gave The Community Foundation’s work, the remarkable her the opportunity to establish her own donor advised commitment of our generous donors, and the heartfelt fund at The Prince George’s Community Foundation. dedication to community and service that the region’s nonprofits demonstrate every day. For our part, all of us at The Community Foundation, including our regional affiliate foundations, are grateful To be sure, when we give to charitable organizations, for the opportunity to serve and to work toward each gift creates an opportunity. The opportunity to positive change for many of our communities’ most give a struggling family food, clothing and shelter. pressing issues today. We also are grateful to the The opportunity to help a child recognize his or her many individuals and organizations who have helped potential in school and in life. And the opportunity grow The Foundation’s assets to more than $355 to give both adults and young people access to the million — the highest level in our 30+ year history. skills and knowledge necessary to succeed in the While we must build on this growth, our ability to workplace, sharing in and contributing to our region’s award more discretionary grants than ever before has vibrant economy. provided us the opportunity to invest more than $2.8 But as you’ll learn from the stories of the ten million this year in nonprofits across the region. This extraordinary donors profiled in these pages, figure is just a part of the more than $95 million in opportunity goes both ways — because the discretionary and donor-advised fund grants that we opportunity to give, in the broadest sense of the word, distributed in FY2007 in the Washington metropolitan is a gift in itself. For activist David Rubenstein, his area and beyond. passionate commitment to reversing the humanitarian We extend special thanks to The Foundation’s crisis in Darfur has given him the opportunity, through trustees, as well as to the advisory board members of his Community Foundation fund, to press our nation’s our three regional affiliates, for their truly unwavering lawmakers for action. The gift of a rental property commitment to the people and many diverse to The Montgomery County Community Foundation communities that make our region unique in so many gave Vivien Hsueh the opportunity to support a cause ways. And to all of our many friends, colleagues, near and dear to her — helping Chinese American partners, constituents and collaborators…we thank seniors thrive in their community. For the Washington- you for caring. based Latin American Youth Center, establishing

M. Charito Kruvant Terri Lee Freeman Chair President contents the year in review 2 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 38 FY2007 at a glance 6 DONOR FUNDS 40 FY2007 grants paid 8 CONTRIBUTionS $5,000+ 42 FY2007 donor-recommended grants 12 AFFILIATES 46 donor profiles 18 board of trustees and staff 52

THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR THE NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION | 1 FY2007: the year in review

giving more of ourselves

In FY2007 The Community Foundation for by blending educational, volunteer and the National Capital Region granted more networking activities with social outings funding to nonprofit organizations in Greater and events. Washington than any other private, family or The Montgomery County Community corporate foundation in the metropolitan area. Foundation (MCCF) marked its 10th Together with its three regional affiliate Anniversary in May 2006 with a spirited event foundations, The Community Foundation and at Imagination Stage in Bethesda. During its donors awarded more than $95 million the past 10 years, MCCF has welcomed an in grants, again placing it among the top 10 impressive 124 funds with total charitable community foundations nationally for grants contributions of more than $20 million, and made. Total assets increased to an all-time has built an unrestricted endowment for its high of more than $355 million. community giving totaling more than $1 million. Perhaps even more significantly, MCCF has The Community Foundation’s Celebration of engaged thousands of county residents in Civic Spirit, held in May at Union Station, caring and acting for their communities. honored outgoing board chair Alexine Clement Jackson for her service and philanthropy. The Prince George’s Community Foundation’s Proceeds from the event were designated inaugural Civic Leadership Awards Dinner for The Foundation’s Community Leadership recognized three outstanding leaders — David Fund, which supports education, workforce Hillman, President, Southern Management development and increased regional thinking, Corporation; Andre Lynch, CEO, Ingenium all with the goal of increasing equity and Corporation; and Hon. Samuel Dean, former opportunity for all residents of our region. Chairman, Prince George’s County Council — for their years of service to Prince George’s Reaching out to young donors and the next County communities. The well-attended event generation of civic leaders, the Alexandria highlighted the important contributions of the Community Trust (ACT) launched Give Back county’s numerous nonprofit organizations. Alexandria, a new opportunity for giving designed to engage emerging philanthropists

about the community foundation The Community Foundation for the National Capital Region is the largest funder of nonprofit organizations in the Washington metropolitan area. Since 1973, The Foundation has managed the philanthropic dollars of area families, individuals, corporations, and institutions. Today, The Community Foundation stewards more than 600 funds, each as unique as the donor who created it.

2 | 2007 annual report learning together

The Community Foundation works closely with forums focused on growth and development, 1 2006 Civic Spirit honoree its donors to explore many of the toughest youth, structural racism, environmental issues Alexine Clement Jackson (center) with Terri Lee and most entrenched issues challenging our and human services, and led to the creation of Freeman (l) and Community communities. Together, our goal is to invest The Partnership for Prince George’s County, a Foundation trustee Dr. Charlene Drew Jarvis (r) in effective programs that result in tangible, new funding collaborative housed at PGCF. The positive change. Collaborative will award grants supporting local nonprofit organizations beginning in late 2007. 2 2006 “Putting Race on The Community Foundation’s 2006-07 Spirit of the Table” with moderator Kojo Nnamdi (l) and keynote Giving guide, published in the fall, highlighted In October, The Community Foundation and speaker Dr. Ronald F. Ferguson (third from right), 15 small, highly-effective nonprofits working PNC Wealth Management co-sponsored with Terri Lee Freeman to support middle-school aged children in the “The Practices of Successful Families,” an (center) and panelists (l-r) Gabriel Benn, M.Ed., David Washington region. Given that educators have educational forum for donors and financial Stewart, Dr. Nataki Reynolds established that the middle school years are advisors featuring an engaging presentation and Dr. Robert G. Smith a critical time for addressing the academic by Harvard University’s senior philanthropic achievement gap, The Community Foundation advisor and author of Wealth in Families, 3 CCI artist awardees. Top row (l-r): Valerie Theberge, used the annual guide, as well as its “Putting Charles W. Collier. Hugo Medrano, Chum Ngek, Race on the Table” discussion forum, Kelly Towles, Reggie Glass, The Community Foundation expanded its Jane Jerardi, Chu Shan Zhu; generously underwritten by Freddie Mac and Philanthropic Advisory Services work with bottom row: Patrick Crowley, Wachovia, to direct attention and resources to Laura Schandelmeier donors. Drawing upon The Foundation’s in- education in the region. depth knowledge of the region’s nonprofits The Prince George’s Community Foundation and community issues, this fee-based service (PGCF) partnered with Washington assists donors with a range of activities Grantmakers to host a series of discussion from developing giving plans and researching forums on the state of this rapidly-growing issues to reviewing proposals, making funding county. Bringing together donors, funders, recommendations and connecting clients to elected officials and business leaders, the donors with similar interests.

The Community Foundation and its three regional affiliates — the Alexandria Community Trust, The Montgomery County Community Foundation, and The Prince George’s Community Foundation — work to maximize the social return of philanthropy in the metropolitan Washington, DC region.

THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR THE NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION | 3 FY2007: the year in review

catalyst for change

Combining giving, leadership and leveraging, Survivors’ Fund, completing its fifth year of The Community Foundation creates positive operations serving families affected by the change for our region’s most vulnerable September 11, 2001 attack on the Pentagon, residents. undertook an in-depth evaluation of its approach and impact. The study identified The Community Foundation launched the the value of the Fund’s combined approach Collaborative for Education Organizing, of offering case management services and bringing national funding as well as donor financial assistance. More than 232 families and local foundation giving together to create continued to receive support from the Fund, a network of well-informed advocates and which grew to more than $25 million following community members working to support the 9/11 attacks and will conclude operations improvements in the District of Columbia in March 2008. Public Schools. In February 2007, The Community Foundation In just two years, the Alexandria Community awarded $150,000 in new grants supporting Trust leveraged the funding and expertise collaborations between nonprofit organizations necessary to establish the Center for and area artists. The program, known as The Alexandria’s Children. This nationally Greater Washington Creative Communities recognized, child advocacy model provides Initiative, is part of a nationwide effort to a single, supportive environment for the foster the creation of new work and build investigation and treatment of victims of support for individual artists in the child abuse and neglect. The Center, which visual and performing arts. opened its doors in March 2007, also offers (See p. 9 for the list of grantees.) prevention programs, parenting education and playgroups for local families.

The Community Foundation continued to address issues facing immigrants in our region, such as day laborer centers, English- language training, parent involvement and nonprofit advocacy. The Foundation invested more than $500,000 in these programs in FY2007 through funding collaboratives such as The Washington Area Partnership for Immigrants, along with Foundation donors and its own unrestricted resources.

4 | 2007 annual report building and strengthening the washington region’s nonprofit sector

The Community Foundation is among The Community Foundation’s major grant the largest investors in the people and to the Nonprofit Roundtable of Greater organizations comprising our region’s Washington made possible the launch of a nonprofit sector. new Fellowship Program aimed at building the skills of 15 nonprofit CEOs to “lead beyond The Ninth Annual Linowes Leadership Awards the walls” of their organizations. Other, related recognized six “unsung heroes” working grants supported an Executive Transitions to improve our community at a special Program through the Center for Nonprofit event hosted by NBC4’s historic Studio A. Advancement, capacity-building for nonprofits The Awards, named for R. Robert Linowes, working in neighborhoods east of the emeritus board member and former chairman Anacostia River in Washington, DC, and the of The Community Foundation, encourage Nonprofit Finance Fund’s training and tools. others to follow the awardees’ example of community leadership and service. Each The Montgomery County Community recipient is awarded a $2,000 unrestricted, Foundation launched two new efforts aimed individual grant and selects a nonprofit to at strengthening the county’s nonprofit receive a $3,000 organization grant. organizations — the Nonprofit Advancement Fund for Montgomery County and Nonprofit The Alexandria Community Trust focused Montgomery!. The Fund granted more than much of its unrestricted resources on a series $130,000 supporting leadership development, of capacity-building initiatives for local training sessions on collaboration, and organizations, including grants to help learning circles aimed at helping nonprofits organizations improve their operations, become stronger, more sustainable expand their services and strengthen organizations. Nonprofit Montgomery! is a new their leadership. ACT’s Second Annual partnership between MCCF and the Nonprofit Nonprofit Excellence Forum Roundtable of Greater Washington that in October 2006 seeks to strengthen and promote nonprofit brought together organizations serving Montgomery County. more than 125 local nonprofit As a result of its own internal capacity- and business building, The Community Foundation for the leaders for a National Capital Region received the Council valuable day filled on Foundation’s rigorous National Standards with learning and accreditation recognizing operational strength exchange of ideas. and fiscal accountability in the field.

FY2007 publications included the quarterly newsletter, Making Connections; Why We Give, our FY 2006 Annual Report; and the 2006-07 Spirit of Giving guide.

THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR THE NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION | 5 FY2007 at a glance

FY2007 Assets, Contributions and Giving Assets The Community Foundation’s 2007 fiscal year 2007 $ 355,962,950 covers the period of April 1, 2006 to March 2006 $ 346,982,198 31, 2007. Note that all figures include The 2005 $ 329,576,002 Community Foundation’s three regional affiliates. 2004 $ 311,714,603

Assets: $355,962,950 2003 $ 242,984,639 In FY2007, assets grew to an all-time high, plac- 2002 $ 220,709,530 ing The Community Foundation for the National 2001 $ 203,464,019 Capital Region among the top 40 of some 700 2000 $ 131,401,017 community foundations nationwide. 1999 $ 97,659, 680 1998 $ 101, 957, 068 Contributions to CFNCR: $93,025,940 1997 $ 66,083,000 Thanks to our many generous donors, contribu- 1996 $ 50,142,922 tions to The Community Foundation in FY2007 rose by nearly $10 million over the previous year. contributions Grants Paid: $95,704,049 2007 $ 93,025,940 In FY2007, The Community Foundation and our 2006 $ 83,569,668 donors distributed an extraordinary $95M+, 2005 $ 77,852,072 benefiting nonprofit organizations, educational institutions and communities across the Greater 2004 $ 103,972,293 Washington region and beyond. 2003 $ 85,828,376 2002 $ 98,759,880 2001 $ 85,639,277 2000 $ 30,751,143 1999 $ 22,632,629 1998 $ 22,771,077 1997 $ 14,770,657 1996 $ 8,815,671

grants paid 2007 $ 95,704,049 2006 $ 91,235,382 2005 $ 83,251,153 2004 $ 76,462,529 2003 $ 55,746,349 2002 $ 47,361,924 2001 $ 28,843,025 2000 $ 31,852,490 1999 $ 20,498,984 1998 $ 13,744,928 1997 $ 11,690,506 1996 $ 8,369,853

6 | 2007 annual report The Year in Giving grants BY REGION

WASHINGTON, DC In-Region vs. Out-of-Region $39,098,864 (41%)

MONTGOMERY COUNTY Through the generosity of our donors, in FY2007 $7,065,640 (7%) The Community Foundation for the National PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY $806,333 (1%)

Capital Region and affiliates awarded 4,568 NORTHERN VIRGINIA grants and appropriations — an increase of $12,992,810 (14%) OUT-OF-REGION 12.5% over FY2006 — totaling $95,704,049. $35, 740, 402 (37%) Of that, 63% of giving supported organizations in the Washington metropolitan area, 41% of which supported organizations located in Washington, DC proper.

As demonstrated by these figures, The Community Foundation for the National Capital Region is the largest funder of nonprofit organizations in the Greater Washington area.

Grants Summary grants BY interest area

The Foundation’s giving largely focuses on ARTS, CULTURE AND HUMANITIES $3,873, 258 (4%) increasing opportunities for children, youth COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT and adults from low-income households so $3,517,042 (4%) YOUTH/EDUCATION that they, too, may contribute to and benefit $31,552,982 (33%) from our region’s burgeoning prosperity. ENVIRONMENT $882,915 (1%)

HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES As demonstrated by their giving patterns, $26,659,482 (28%)

Community Foundation donors share in this BRIDGING DIFFERENCES goal. In FY2007, the majority of grants supported $1,955,063 (1%) OTHER/INTERMEDIARY youth and education, followed by health and $10,016,618 (11%) FAITH/RELIGION human services and legislative/advocacy- $1,873,271 (2%) related organizations. A complete breakdown of LEGISLATIVE/ADVOCACY Community Foundation grants $15,373,418 (16%) by interest area is at right.

THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR THE NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION | 7 FY2007 grants paid community leadership fund and philanthropic advisory services

Apart from the grantmaking activities of our many donors, The Community Foundation’s discretionary Community Leadership Fund awards grants to nonprofit organizations throughout the Greater Washington region. In addition, The Foundation’s growing Philanthropic Advisory Services division makes grants in consultation with and/or on behalf of private foundations and corporate-giving programs whose funds are housed at The Community Foundation.

Together, in FY2007 The Community Foundation for the National Capital Region distributed a total of $2,856,000 in Community Leadership Fund and Philanthropic Advisory Services grants to nonprofit organizations throughout the Washington metropolitan area. An additional $52,206 in computer hardware and software was awarded by one of our Philanthropic Advisory Services funds. Below is a complete list of all Community Leadership Fund and Philanthropic Advisory Services grants paid, organized by category. Note: not all grant categories accept unsolicited proposals. For more information, please contact The Foundation’s Community Investment team (see page 52.)

In addition to the above, $497,772 in grants was awarded by our three regional affiliate foundations. Please consult pages 46–51 for these grant listings.

I. Community Leadership Identity, Inc. Dance Place Gaithersburg, MD Arts, Environment, Washington, DC Fund Grants $10,000 Social Policy and $25,000 For general operating support For capacity-building Middle School Institutional Capacity- Education Grants KIPP DC Building Grants DC Action for Children Washington, DC ($1,201,000) Washington, DC ($150,000) $10,000 $50,000 For general operating support $25,000 for general operating support; Center for Nonprofit Advancement $25,000 for capacity-building The following grantees were selected LINK Washington, DC for inclusion in our 2006-07 Spirit Washington, DC $15,000 DC Alliance of Youth Advocates of Giving guide, which focused on $10,000 To support the Leadership Transition Washington, DC improving educational opportunities For general operating support Initiative and to document the project’s $25,000 for middle school youth. impact on the region For general operating support New Leaders for New Schools Asian American LEAD Washington, DC Class Acts Arts, Inc. DC Appleseed Center Washington, DC $10,000 Silver Spring, MD Washington, DC $10,000 For general operating support $40,000 $50,000 For general operating support To support Project Youth ArtReach To support the Anacostia Waterfront Reaching Objectives Through Joint Initiative Community Bridges, Inc. Action Constitution Project Silver Spring, MD Suitland, MD Washington, DC DC Children’s Advocacy Center $10,000 $10,000 $50,000 Washington, DC For general operating support For general operating support $20,000 to support the Rule of Law $40,000 program; $30,000 for capacity-building $10,000 for general operating support; D.C. Creative Writing Workshop Tenants and Workers United $30,000 for capacity-building Washington, DC Alexandria, VA Creative Communities Fund $10,000 $10,000 Washington, DC DC Education Compact For general operating support For general operating support $50,000 Washington, DC To support The Greater Washington $10,000 DC Voice Washington Jesuit Academy Creative Communities Initiative’s To support parent engagement and Washington, DC Washington, DC grantmaking advocacy efforts in the District of $10,000 $10,000 Columbia Public Schools For general operating support For general operating support Cultural Development Corporation Washington, DC D.C. Employment Justice Center Gapbuster Learning Center, Inc. Washington Middle School for Girls $100,000 Washington, DC Silver Spring, MD Washington, DC To support the Live/Work Housing $30,000 $10,000 $10,000 Program $15,000 for general program support; For general operating support For general operating support $15,000 for capacity-building Cultural Tourism DC Greenbrier Learning Center Washington, DC District of Columbia Primary Care Arlington, VA $25,000 Association $10,000 To support expansion of the Shaw Model Washington, DC For general operating support Heritage and Economic Development $50,000 Project into the Columbia Heights Higher Achievement Program For general operating support with a neighborhood Washington, DC focus on health care reform $10,000 For general operating support

8 | 2007 annual report Envision Greater Washington Piedmont Environmental Council GALA Hispanic Theatre lesbian, bisexual and transgender Washington, DC Warrenton, VA Washington, DC population in the District of Columbia $5,000 $30,000 $20,000 To support exploration of a regional To support the Coalition for Smarter To support the development of The IMPACT Silver Spring visioning initiative Growth’s planning, education and Untold Story, a play with music by Hugo Silver Spring, MD outreach work addressing the region’s Medrano $50,000 Friends of the Earth key issues of where and how to grow in To support empowering immigrant Washington, DC the Washington metropolitan area Gateway Community Development parents and parents of color (i.e., Latino, $25,000 Corporation African and African American) at Piney To support the DC Environmental Network Tahirih Justice Center North Brentwood, MD Branch, Takoma Park and East Silver Falls Church, VA $20,000 Spring Elementary Schools Humanities Council of Greater $40,000 To support the creation and installation Washington $20,000 to support advocacy efforts; of a permanent glass mosaic mural by ONE DC Washington, DC $20,000 for capacity-building Valerie Theberge at the Brentwood Arts Washington, DC $2,500 Center $25,000 To support The Big Read, a city-wide The Theatre Lab School of the To support ONE DC’s Education for literature program of the National Dramatic Arts Joe’s Movement Emporium Action and Equitable Development Endowment for the Arts aimed at Washington, DC Mount Ranier, MD initiatives encouraging Washington, DC residents $35,000 $10,000 to read To support the Life Stories program for To support the creation of Portals, a new Sexual Minority Youth Assistance incarcerated and at-risk youth dance work by Laura Schandelmeier in League Jubilee Jobs collaboration with Stephen Clapp Washington, DC Washington, DC Washington Regional Network for $25,000 $20,000 Livable Communities School for Arts in Learning Public To support the Rainbow Youth for a Safe $10,000 for general operating support; Washington, DC Charter School Education and Safe Schools Coalition $10,000 for planning, research and $25,000 Washington, DC advocating for the safety of the gay, advocacy projects To support education, policy advocacy $20,000 lesbian, bisexual and transgender and outreach promoting transportation To support the creation of Chance, a population in DC public schools Linowes Leadership Awards and land-use solutions in the region’s video/dance series and public art project Greater Washington Region urban core by Jane Jerardi Teaching for Change $30,000 Washington, DC To recognize 6 “unsung heroes” Young Playwrights’ Theater Transformer $50,000 providing inspirational leadership and Washington, DC Washington, DC As part of the organization’s Tellin’ creating change in our region. Each $30,000 $20,000 Stories project, to provide training and recipient receives a $5,000 award For general operating support and To support The Grate Project, a series support for parent center coordinators capacity-building of four murals by Kelly Towles painted and parent leaders at Miner, Gibbs and MOSAICA on roll-down security gates throughout J.O. Wilson Elementary Schools in Near Washington, DC Young Women’s Project the city Northeast DC $53,000 Washington, DC To support collective capacity-building $25,000 The Washington Chu Shan Chinese Tenants and Workers United among nonprofit organizations operating For program support Opera Institute Alexandria, VA east of the Anacostia River Silver Spring, MD $50,000 Youth Action Research Group $20,000 To support organizing, educating New Leaders for New Schools Washington, DC To support the world premier of Northern and developing the leadership of Washington, DC $20,000 Song Washi, an opera drawing upon both predominately low-income Latina/o and $35,000 $10,000 for general support; $10,000 traditional and modern Chinese music, African American parents in Alexandria For program support for capacity-building performed by Chu Shan Zhu City Public Schools

Nonprofit Roundtable of Greater Youth Philanthropy Initiative Young Playwrights’ Theater Youth Action Research Group Washington Greater Washington Region Washington, DC Washington, DC Washington, DC $40,000 $20,000 $20,000 $157,500 To support this innovative program that To support the creation of A Nation of To support work related to advocating $10,000 for general operating support; engages young people in learning about Immigrants, a new play by Patrick Crowley for changes to the DC Summer Youth $100,000 to support over two years grantmaking, and provides them with Employment project the Increasing Our Influence and Impact a pool of $100,000 to award grants to Initiative promoting leadership and youth-led projects. Collaborative: The Youth Education Alliance collective action among area nonprofit Common Ground Fund Washington, DC organizations; $20,000 for capacity- ($300,000) $25,000 building; $20,000 to support an The Greater To support the Nine-Point Plan to emergency preparedness study; $7,500 Washington Creative improve the District’s public schools, to support the Regional Equity Network Communities Initiative These grants, awarded in partnership including facilities improvement and with other funders, address social guidance counselor support Nonprofit Village Center, Inc. ($150,000) justice issues impacting communities Silver Spring, MD of color. $20,000 This inaugural round of grants Collaborative: The To support a model for shared office supports projects pairing nonprofit Asian Pacific American Legal Washington Area space, program efficiencies, program organizations with Washington-area Resource Center Partnership for collaboration and incubator space for artists, resulting in community arts Washington, DC established and emerging nonprofits in projects. $25,000 Immigrants ($522,000) Montgomery County To support leadership of the DC The Cambodian Buddhist Society Language Access Coalition These grants, awarded in partnership Northeast Performing Arts Group Silver Spring, MD with leaders representing diverse Washington, DC DC Alliance of Youth Advocates $10,000 communities across the Greater $30,000 Washington, DC To support the first-ever dramatization Washington region, support emerging $15,000 for general operating support; $15,000 of the classical Cambodian story immigrant leadership and the $15,000 for capacity-building To support the formation, training and Akangamaso, peformed by master of protection of legal rights. Cambodian music Chum Ngek deployment of a Youth Action Team ONE DC comprised of young leaders of color Annandale High School Washington, DC Dance Place Annandale, VA $35,000 Different Avenues Washington, DC $45,000 $10,000 for general operating support; Washington, DC $10,000 To support the ability of immigrant $10,000 to support Enterprise Staffing $15,000 To support the creation of Raw as Life, a parents to strengthen their leadership Solutions; $15,000 for capacity-building To support Different Avenues’ leadership multimedia work by Reggie Glass in Annandale High School and in the development, organizing and advocacy community efforts on behalf of the at-risk gay,

THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR THE NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION | 9 Ayuda, Inc. Identity, Inc. II. Philanthropic Advisory Washington, DC Gaithersburg, MD The Starbucks $10,000 $60,000 Services Grants Memorial Fund Grants To support emergency social services To support training for 20–25 Latino such as legal assistance, housing, food, parents through an eight-session training Microsoft Unlimited ($82,500) shelter and medical care to at least course focusing on building relationships Potential Grants 35 Washington-area victims of human between parents and their children and ($208,000 in cash; Established in 1997, this fund trafficking families and the faculty of Forest Oak supports violence prevention and Middle School $52,206 in hardware/ assistance to victims of violence. Capital Area Immigrants’ software) Rights Coalition Just Neighbors Ministry Alexandria Seaport Foundation Washington, DC Arlington, VA Alexandria, VA $15,000 $10,000 Microsoft’s grantmaking provides $7,500 To support emergency bilingual legal To support emergency bilingual funds and computer hardware/ To support the apprenticeship program services to Washington-area immigrant legal services to Northern Virginia software to strengthen nonprofit for high-risk and disadvantaged youth families and individuals, including low-income Salvadoran communities, organizations’ technology systems asylum-seekers specifically supporting legal aid to and skill-building programs. Asian Pacific American Legal Resource renew Temporary Protection Status for Center CASA de Maryland, Inc. Salvadoran refugees Byte Back Washington, DC Silver Spring, MD Washington, DC $7,500 $60,000 Korean Community Service Center $49,448 To support the domestic violence project $50,000 to support the La Raza in Annandale, VA $20,000 in cash/$29,448.00 in providing assistance to low-income Learning English project; $10,000 $15,000 software to continue upgrading the Asian American victims in Fairfax and to support media consultation for To support emergency services including quality of instruction and teaching as Montgomery Counties immigrant service-delivery and advocacy transportation, health care, direct well as the overall quality of two Byte programs assistance and housing support for Back programs, the Community Academy Asian/Pacific Islander Domestic victims of domestic violence and low- and the Intern Technology Academy Violence Resource Project Child and Family Network Centers income members of the Washington-area Washington, DC Alexandria, VA North Korean refugee community Capitol Hill Computer Corner $7,500 $15,000 Washington, DC To support the Advocates program, To support emergency needs of Lutheran Social Services of the $52,758 which works with Asian Pacific Islander immigrant families in Northern Virginia National Capital Region $30,000 in cash/$22,758 in hardware/ victims of domestic violence in Washington, DC software to support salaries for staff Montgomery County Community Ministries of Rockville $10,000 teaching in the after-school, summer Rockville, MD To support emergency services including and adult education programs; to hire Ayuda, Inc. $15,000 shelter for victims of domestic violence, staff to support the GED program; and to Washington, DC To support the Rockville Emergency health care and emergency financial provide supplies for these programs and $7,500 Assistance program, providing assistance for refugee populations in help maintain and upgrade technology To support the domestic violence/ emergency assistance for rent, utilities, the Washington area, particularly African (hardware and software), ensuring that family law unit’s work with low-income and health care for Rockville-area, low- immigrants the programs run smoothly immigrants across the region income, predominantly Latino families experiencing temporary financial crisis Multicultural Community Service Computer C.O.R.E. Class Acts Arts Washington, DC Alexandria, VA Silver Spring, MD Community Services Agency of the $50,000 $25,000 $7,500 Metropolitan Washington Council To support a community partnership $25,000 in cash to support training To support arts programs and AFL-CIO implementing Parents As Partners, a operations for low-income immigrants residencies for incarcerated youth and Washington, DC parent involvement program, for 50 youth in court-ordered intervention $40,000 Latino parents in Lincoln Middle School Higher Achievement Program mentoring programs To support a working consortium of and Bell Multicultural High School, both Washington, DC building trades apprenticeship programs located in the District of Columbia $42,500 Court Appointed Special Advocates, in the Washington metropolitan area $42,500 in cash to provide support to Prince George’s County Northern Virginia Family Service technology instructors Hyattsville, MD Dulles Regional Chamber of Commerce Oakton, VA $7,500 Herndon, VA $50,000 Learning Independence Through To train and support volunteers working $21,000 To support a project creating a pathway Computers with child victims of abuse and neglect To support two vocational English out of poverty into new career-track jobs Baltimore, MD language learning programs focused in health care for dozens of new area $42,500 DC Action for Children on developing English skills for immigrants $42,500 in cash to provide technology Washington, DC workers interested in obtaining work skill-training in Microsoft Word, Outlook, $10,000 in landscaping and construction Tahirih Justice Center Internet Explorer and PowerPoint to To support advocacy against violence Falls Church, VA disabled students and adults among older youth and for older youth Escuela Bolivia, Inc. $15,000 victims of violence Arlington, VA To support emergency transportation, NPower Greater DC Region $45,000 shelter, housing and urgent medical care Washington, DC Just Neighbors Ministry To support Parent Expectations Support and testing for immigrant women and $48,000 Arlington, VA Achievement training courses for Latino girls fleeing human rights abuses and $48,000 in cash to implement Bolster $5,000 parents, and a parent leadership and domestic violence the Bridge, a program for nonprofits To support domestic violence prevention advocacy program needing an in-depth technology review work with low-income immigrants The Urban Institute as well as recommendations for best Herndon-Reston FISH, Inc. Washington, DC practices in using MS software Legal Aid Society of the District of Herndon, VA $31,000 Columbia $15,000 To support original research exploring Washington, DC To assist predominantly low-income the contributions of immigrant $7,500 Latino disabled and elderly families and communities to the Washington To provide legal assistance to clients individuals in the Reston and Herndon region’s economy of the Domestic Violence Intake Center areas with short-term emergency needs Southeast Satellite at Greater Southeast including rent, utilities, health care/ General Hospital prescriptions and food

10 | 2007 annual report Safe Shores — The D.C. Children’s Community Ministry of Montgomery Good Shepherd Alliance, Inc. Advocacy Center County Leesburg, VA Washington, DC Rockville, MD $8,000 $7,500 $20,000 To provide comprehensive shelter To support victims services programs $10,000 to support the organization’s services to 40 or more homeless with child victims and witnesses of role as coordinator for all emergency individuals in the Dawson program abuse assistance agencies in Montgomery County; $10,000 to support the Good Shepherd Housing and Family Sexual Minority Youth Assistance Unmet Needs program providing direct Services League assistance to residents in crisis Alexandria, VA Washington, DC $20,000 $7,500 DC Children’s Advocacy Center To help prevent homelessness through To support the Safe Schools and Safe Washington, DC financial assistance, information and Communities initiative, preventing $6,000 referrals violence among gay, lesbian, bisexual, To provide emergency food, clothing, transsexual and questioning youth financial assistance and resource Hannah House, Inc. referrals to child and youth victims Washington, DC of sexual and physical abuse and $7,000 Starr Foundation witnesses to violence To support the HERS (Housing, Emergency Services Employment, Recovery and Self- Grants ($242,500) Dinner Program for Homeless Women Awareness) program and the THEIRS Washington, DC program, which adds a family $12,000 reunification component to the HERS These grants support humanitarian For general program support, including program, for homeless women and their assistance such as food programs, the breakfast program for homeless children transitional housing, medicine, men, women and children, and the clothing, counseling and more. day program for homeless women that Miriam’s Kitchen includes direct emergency assistance Washington, DC Arlington Food Assistance Center (showers, laundry, mail facility, telephone $10,000 Arlington, VA and laundry access, medications and To support the breakfast program $10,000 health care supplies, toiletries, etc.) and To purchase groceries for weekly social services Montgomery County Coalition for the distribution to some 600 families in Homeless Arlington County Doorways for Women & Families Rockville, MD Arlington, VA $12,500 Beth El House $10,000 $10,000 to support Breaking Down Brandywine, MD To support the Women and Families Barriers, a program facilitating $10,000 Domestic Violence Safehouse Shelter rapid rehousing by relying on early To support the Love in Action program, and programs providing emergency identification and resolution of a family assisting 20 families in Prince George’s shelter, food, clothing and other services or individual’s housing barriers and County with emergency food, housing, to women and children experiencing providing the assistance necessary medicine and utility assistance domestic violence to facilitate their return to permanent housing; $2,500 to support ongoing Bread for the City Facilitating Leadership in Youth education and assistance to other Washington, DC Washington, DC housing providers on the rapid-rehousing $22,000 $3,000 model To support the food and clothing To support transportation subsidies for programs by providing monthly groceries students in the after-school programs, Mother Dear’s Community Center and seasonally-appropriate clothing and rent assistance for their families Washington, DC to more than 10,000 low-income DC $4,000 residents Food For Others To provide immediate assistance to low- Fairfax, VA income residents living in the District of Calvary Women’s Services $10,000 Columbia, particularly in Ward 1 Washington, DC To provide emergency food assistance to $9,000 Northern Virginia families living at 125% Southeast Ministry To support Pathways, a two-year of poverty or lower Washington, DC transitional housing program for $10,000 chronically homeless women struggling The Fishing School To provide emergency assistance to with mental illness Washington, DC clients enrolled in the Anacostia Men’s $7,000 Employment Network (AMEN) and the Capitol Hill Group Ministry To provide food, clothing, medical care, Moms ‘n’ Tots/AMEN GED programs Washington, DC shelter and other emergency services for $8,000 at least 125 at-risk children and youth Women Empowered Against Violence To support the emergency assistance served through the school’s after-school Washington, DC program, which provides families in and summer enrichment programs $9,000 DC’s Ward 6 with crisis-intervention To create the Emergency Services Fund, counseling, case management and The Foundation Schools providing financial resources to 100 financial assistance to prevent eviction Rockville, MD extremely low-income clients who are $8,000 victims of domestic violence Catholic Charities Foundation To support the basic needs program, Washington, DC which provides students and their $7,000 families with food, clothing and medicine To support the emergency needs of homeless and low-income people served Gaithersburg HELP at the Hermano Pedro Shelter during the Gaithersburg, MD day, while providing a comprehensive $20,000 range of social services assisting clients To provide funds for emergency food, in achieving self-sufficiency medical prescriptions and infant supplies

THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR THE NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION | 11 FY2007 donor-recommended grants 21st Century School Fund American Friends of the Israel Crisis Asia Society Black Student Fund Capital Area Asset Building 3rd & Eats Restaurant Center Asian American Journalists Black Women in Sisterhood for Corporation 4 the Hounds Basset Rescue, Inc. American Friends Service Committee Association Action, Inc. Capital Area Food Bank 50 Years Is Enough Network American Heart Association Asian American LEAD Black Women Playwright’s Group Capital Area Immigrants’ Rights Coalition A Greater Washington Field of American Hunter-Jumper Foundation Asian Pacific American Legal Blackham School Dreams American Institute for Contemporary Resource Center Blind Faith School of Music and Art Capital Community College A.J. Muste Memorial Institute German Studies Asian Pacific Islander Domestic Blinn College Capital Hospice Violence Resource Project Aberdeen Middle School American Institute for Voice and Ear B’nai B’rith Youth Organization Capital Interfaith Hospitality Network Research Asian Women’s Self Help Association Abyssinian Development Corporation B’nai Shalom Day School Capital Partners for Education American International College ASM Materials Education Foundation Academy for Learning through the Bnai Torah Congregation Capital Queen for a Day American Israel Education Foundation Aspen Institute Arts Booker T. Washington High School Capital Research Center American Jewish Committee Aspen Music Festival and School Academy of Hope Boomer Esiason Foundation Capitol Hill Computer Corner American Jewish Congress Aspire of Illinois Academy of the Holy Cross, Inc. Borromeo Housing Capitol Hill Day School American Jewish International Assistance League of Northern Academy of the Pacific Rim Charter Boston Cares Capitol Hill Group Ministry School Foundation Relations Institute Virginia Boston College Captain Planet Foundation Access Housing American Jewish Joint Distribution Associated Black Charities Committee Bowie State University Carbonfund.org ACORN Housing Corporation Association of Friends of Placido American Jewish World Service, Inc. Domingo Boy Scouts of America CARE, Inc. Action Greensboro American Lung Association Atlanta Community Toolbank Boys & Girls Clubs of America Carlos Rosario International Career Action In Community Through Service Center of Prince American Military Spouse Education Atlanta YAD Bradley University Foundation Carmina, Inc. Adams Morgan Main Street Group, ATLAS Performing Arts Center Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence American Near East Refugee Aid Carnegie Mellon University Washington DC Auburn University Brain Tumor Society American ORT Carolinas District Kiwanis Foundation Adas Israel Congregation Austin Thomas Walden Middle School Brainfood American Red Cross Carpenter’s Shelter, Inc. Adat Shalom Synagogue Autism Society of North Carolina Brandywine Street Association American Society for the Prevention Carrie Simon House Adirondack Council Avodah - The Jewish Service Corps Bravo Colorado Music Festival of Cruelty to Animals CASA of Maryland, Inc. Adirondack Land Trust Avon Products Foundation, Inc. Bread for the City American Society of Yad Vashem, Inc. Case Western Reserve University Adventist Development and Relief Ayuda, Inc. Breast Cancer Research Foundation Agency International American Sunrise Cass Lake - Bena Middle School Aztec Youth Academy Brentwood School Adventist Today American Syringomyelia Alliance Catalogue for Philanthropy Project, Inc. B.F Yancey Elementary School Bridging the Gap Advocates for Homeless Families Cathedral Choral Society American University Bailey’s Crossroads Community Brigham Young University Advocates for Justice and Education, Shelter Catholic Charities American University in Bulgaria Bright Beginnings, Inc. Inc. Bailey’s Elementary School PTA Catholic Diocese of Arlington, Inc. Advocates for Youth American Youth Understanding Bris Avroham, Inc. Diabetes Abroad, Inc. Ballard Park Foundation Catholic Relief Services African Continuum Theatre Company Broadwater Academy Americans for Campaign Reform Baltimore Bays Catholic University of America Afterschool Alliance Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, Americans for Peace Now Baltimore City Head Start Inc. Catholics for Housing, Inc. Agnes Scott College Americans United for Separation of Baltimore Council on Foreign Affairs Bronx Overall Economic Development Catholics in Alliance for the Common Good Aims Community College Church and Baltimore Urban Debate League, Inc. Corporation Cato Institute Alabama Association of Habitat AmeriCares Baptist World Alliance Brookdale Community College Affiliates Cecil County Public Library America’s Promise Barker Foundation Brookings Institution Alabama State University Cecil County SPCA, Inc. Amnesty International Barnard College Brooklyn Academy of Music Alaska Pacific University Cedar Crest College Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Barratt Middle School Brooklyn Botanic Gardens Albright College Association Cedar Shoals High School Barry University Brooklyn Museum of Art Alexandria Seaport Foundation Anacostia Community Outreach Center City Consortium Center Baruch College Brookmeade Elementary Alexandria Soccer Association Center for Community Change Anacostia Watershed Society Basset Buddies Rescue, Inc. Broward Community College Alfred G. Zanetti School Center for Defense Information Angel Action Bastyr University Brown Middle School Alfred State College Center for Global Development BDPA Education & Technology Brown University ALIVE! Shelter House Angelo State University Foundation Bruce J. Ennis Foundation Center for Inspired Teaching All Breed Rescue & Referral Animal Protection of New Mexico Beacon House Bryce Harlow Foundation Center for Mind-Body Medicine All Faith Consortium Animal Welfare League Beauvoir, The National Cathedral Buckingham Browne & Nichols School Center for Multicultural Human All Hallows Episcopal Church Annandale Boys and Girls Club Elementary School Services Building Futures: Family AIDS Housing All Sports Community Service Annandale High School Beebe Medical Foundation Center for National Policy Bullis School Allen Gould Youth and Family Learning Anne Frank House, Inc. Bell Street Middle School Center for New Creation Bunche Accelerated Academy Association Anthony M. Natelli Foundation Belle Elementary School Center for Nonprofit Advancement Burgard High School Allen-Stevenson School Anti-Defamation League Belmont Independent Living Center for Study of Popular Culture Burke County Public Schools Alley Cat Allies Appleseed Benedictine College Center on Budget and Policy Priorities Burnet Elementary School Alliance Defense Fund Appleseed Foundation Benjamin Franklin Middle School Central Lutheran School Bushnell Way Elementary Alliance for Justice AppleTree Institute for Education Benjamin S. Carson Honors Central Texas College Innovation Business Development Assistance Alliance for the Wild Rockies Preparatory School Central Union Mission Arapahoe Community College Group, Inc. ALS Association National Capital Area Bennett College Centro Familia Chapter Arcade Elementary School Business-Higher Education Forum Bergen County Special Services CentroNia Alternative House Arcadia High School School District Butler University Chabad House - Lubavitch, Inc. Alvin Ailey Dance Foundation Archbishop Carroll High School Best Friends Animal Society Byte Back Cabin John Volunteer Fire Department Chaffey Community College Alzheimer’s Association Archdiocese of Washington Best Friends Foundation Foundation California Dollars for Scholars Amazing Life Games Arena Stage Bester Elementary School Change Inc. California Learning Center Ameinu Arlington Alexandria Coalition for the Beth El House Changemakers Homeless California State Polytechnic University American Assistance for Cambodia Beth Israel Congregation Charles A. Buerger Foundation Arlington Community Foundation California State University American Ballet Theatre Beth Tfiloh Dahan Community School Charles Culler Middle School Arlington Food Assistance Center Calvary Women’s Services American Cancer Society Bethany Beach Volunteer Fire Charles R. Drew Educational Complex Arlington Free Clinic Company Calvin Elementary School American Center for Law and Justice Charles R. Henderson Arlington Street People’s Assistance Bethany Community Church Cambodian Buddhist Society American Civil Liberties Union Charter Oak State College Foundation Network Bethany, Inc. Cameron Middle School American Civil Liberties Union Cherry Blossom, Inc. Foundation Arlingtonians Meeting Emergency Bethel House, Inc. Camp 4 Kids Needs, Inc. Chesapeake Bay Foundation American Committee for Shaare Bethesda Cares, Inc. Camp Brown Zedek Hospital Art Institute Chesterbrook Residences Bethesda Chevy Chase Baseball Camp Fantastic American Committee for the Arthritis Foundation Chevak School Bethesda Chevy Chase Rescue Camp Kudzu Weizmann Institute Artists for a New South Africa Squad Chevy Chase United Methodist Camp Virginia Jaycees Church American Council for Capital ArtReach Foundation Bethesda Soccer Club Formation Center Camp YMCA Letts Chicago Cares Arts Council of Fairfax County, Inc. Bienvenidos American Council of Young Political Camphill Sultana Foundation Chicago Community Trust Leaders Arundel Soccer Association Big Brothers Big Sisters of America CanCare Cancer Support Network Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce Asbury Park Middle School Biola University American Friends of Magen David Cancer Research and Prevention Foundation ADOM Aschiana Foundation Birth Defect Research for Children Foundation Chicanos Por La Causa American Friends of The Hebrew Ashley, Inc. Birthright Israel Foundation Cape Fear Community College Chief Paul Memorial School University Ashoka

12 | 2007 annual report Child Advocates of Silicon Valley Commonwealth School Cystinosis Research Foundation Dwelling Place, Inc. Family Support Center, Inc. Child and Family Network Centers Communities in Schools D.C. Action for Children E.O Smith Education Center Farm Neck Foundation, Inc. Child and Family Services of Newport Community Bridges, Inc. D.C. Central Kitchen, Inc. Eagles Nest Foundation Father Bill’s Place County Community Clinic, Inc. D.C. Children’s Advocacy Center Early Childhood Development Center Fauquier Hospital Foundation Children’s Charities Foundation Community College of Philadelphia D.C. Creative Writing Workshop, Inc. Early Childhood Opportunities Fay Herron Elementary School Children’s Chorus of Washington Community College of Southern D.C. Law Students in Court Northwest Fay School Children’s Defense Fund Nevada D.C. Preparatory Academy Earth Conservation Corps Fayetteville State University Children’s First Fund Community Council for the Homeless D.C. Preservation League Earthjustice Legal Defense Fund FC Frederick at Friends Children’s Health Education Center D.C. Rape Crisis Center East Middle School Feaster-Edison Charter School Community Crisis Services, Inc. Children’s Health Project of DC D.C. WritersCorps Easter Seals Federation of Jewish Men’s Clubs, Community Enrichment Center Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Dahlonegah Elementary School Eastern Connecticut State University Inc. Community Family Life Services Foundation Children’s Home of Cincinnati, Ohio Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity Feed the Children Community for Creative Non-Violence Ebbets Field Middle School 352 Children’s Hospital Foundation Damascus Soccer Club Fellowship of Christians Universities Community Foundation of Greater ECDC Enterprise Development Group and Schools Children’s Hospital, Cleveland Clinic Damien Ministries Greensboro Economic Opportunity Program, Inc. Fenton Avenue Charter School Children’s Inn at N.I.H. Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Community Gatepath Ed S. Cook Elementary Field School Children’s International Summer Dance Institute of Washington, Inc. Villages Community Legal Services Edison-Bethune Charter Academy Fifteenth Street Early Literacy Center Dance Place Children’s Law Center, Inc. Community Lodgings, Inc. Edmund Burke School Fifty Over Fifty Darrell Green Youth Life Foundation Children’s National Medical Center Community Ministries of Rockville Educated Consumer Project FINCA International, Inc. Dartmouth College Chincoteague High School Community Ministry of Montgomery Educational Advancement Alliance First Baptist Church County Daugherty Elementary Chinquapin School Educational Fund to End Handgun Fisher House Foundation, Inc. Community Ministry of Prince Dayton View Academy Violence Chocura Island Chapel Association George’s County Fishing School DC Alliance of Youth Advocates Eisenhower Exchange Fellowships Choral Arts Society of Washington Community of Hope Flint Hill School DC Appleseed Center El Centro College CHRIS Kids Community Services Agency Florida A&M University DC Bilingual Public Charter School El Paso Community College Christ House DC Community Tax Aid, Inc. Florida Atlantic University DC Campaign to Prevent Teen Elijah’s Rainbow Christian Blind Mission International Community Vision Services, Inc. Pregnancy Florida Institute of Technology Christian Child Care, Inc. Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Florida International University Como Elementary School DC Center for the Development and Foundation Christian Communities Group Homes Promotion of Soccer Florida Literacy Initiative Compass Ellsworth Community College Christian Records Services, Inc. DC Education Compact Florida State University Compassion International Elmcor Youth and Adult Activities Christopher Newport University DC Employment Justice Center Folger Shakespeare Library Computer C.O.R.E. Emmaus Services for the Aging Church United for Community Concerned Women for America DC Public Charter School Association Food & Friends Inc. Development Emory Beacon of Light, Inc. Concerts For Kids DC Scores Food for Others Cincinnati Scholarship Foundation Empower Program Congressional Black Caucus DC VOICE Food Research and Action Center Citizens Housing & Planning Council Endependence Center of Northern Foundation, Inc. DC Vote Virginia Foothill High School Citizens United for the Rehabilitation Congressional Hispanic Caucus Deafness Research Foundation Enterprise Community Partners Ford’s Theatre of Errants Institute Deborah Hospital Foundation Environmental Defense, Inc. Forest Guardians City Bridge Foundation Connecticut Early Music Society, Inc. Deer Isle Granite Museum Environmental Education Foundation Forest Hills Mennonite Church City Critters Conservation Fund Del Mar College of Soil and Water Conservation Forest Lake Academy City Futures, Inc. Conservation International Del Pueblo K-8 Environmental Working Group Fork Union Military Academy City Lights School, Inc. Constitution Project Democracy in Action Envision Greater Washington Fund Fort Lewis College City of Hope Consumer Credit Counseling Service Denison Elementary School Epilepsy Foundation of Florida Fort Ticonderoga City Park Elementary of Delaware Denver Art Museum Episcopal Diocese of Washington Foundation Center City Year International Consumer Health Foundation Denver Foundation Epstein School Foundation for Applied Research City Year Washington, DC Corcoran Ball Equal Justice Initiative of Alabama, Corcoran Gallery of Art Denver Public Schools Foundation Foundation for Appropriate and Civil War Preservation Trust Inc. Immediate Temp Cornell Cooperative Extension of Denver Rescue Mission CLAL - The National Jewish Center Equal Justice Works Foundation for Mott Community for Learning Wyoming County Department of the Navy Erwin Technical Center College Claremont Graduate University Corporate Accountability International DePaul University Escondido Palomar College Foundation for the National Archives Clarence R. Edwards Middle School Corporate Community Relations DePauw University Council Escuela Bolivia, Inc. Foundation for the National Institutes Class Acts Arts, Inc. Depot Theatre of Health Council for Court Excellence Essex County College Cleary University Detroit Lakes Middle School Foundation Schools Council for Economic Education in Estacado High School Coalition for Economic Empowerment Diamond Sports Academy Founders Board of St. John’s Maryland Ethel I. Baker Elementary School Coalition for the Advancement of Dillard Middle School Community Service Council for Excellence in Government Eugene Lang College Jewish Education Dinner Program for Homeless Women Fourth Street Elementary Council of American Ambassadors Exponents Coalition for the Homeless Disabled American Veterans Francis Scott Key Elementary School Council of Latino Agencies F.JKingsbury Elementary School PTA Coastline Community College Discovery Creek Children’s Museum Council on Foreign Relations Facilitating Leadership in Youth Franklin and Marshall College Colgate University District of Columbia Bar Foundation Counterterrorism & Security Fair Chance DC FRAXA Research Foundation College for All Texans Foundation Education & Research District of Columbia Chamber of Fair Trial Initiative Frederick B. Abramson Memorial College Misericordia Court Appointed Special Advocates Commerce Foundation Fairfax Area Christian Emergency Foundation College of New Jersey Covenant House District of Columbia College Access Program Transitional Services Frederick Union Rescue Mission College Summit Cradle of Hope Adoption Center, Inc. District of Columbia Comprehensive Fairfax Education Foundation Free Minds Book Club and Reading Collis P. Huntington Elementary Cradles to Crayons AIDS Resource and Education Workshops School Fairfield Elementary Creative Communities Fund Consortium Freedom Alliance Colonial Williamsburg Foundation Fairfield Middle School Crescent Park Community Child Care District of Columbia Primary Care FreshFarm Markets Colorado State University Association Fairfield University Crestworth Elementary School Faith Community Lutheran Church Friends Committee on National Columbia Foundation District of Columbia Public Library Legislation Education Fund CrisisLink Foundation Falcon’s Children Home, Inc. Columbia Heights School District 13 Friends for Life Animal Rescue, Inc. Crocker Art Museum Doctors Without Borders Families Against Mandatory Columbia Heights/Shaw Family Friends of Choice in Urban Schools Support Collaborative Crosby Scholars Community Dodge City Community College Minimums Partnership Friends of Fort DuPont Ice Arena Columbia Road Health Services Dominican Community Services Families for Early Autism Treatment CrossLink International Families Forward Friends of Israel Disabled Veterans, Columbia Soccer Club Dominican University Inc. Crossway Community, Inc. Families of Children Under Stress Columbia University Don Pedro Albizu Campos School Friends of Montgomery County Cultural Alliance of Greater Columbus Citizens Foundation DonorsChoose, Inc. Family and Child Services of Animals Washington Washington, DC Columbus Elementary School Doorways Friends of Palisades Park Cultural Development Corporation Family and Medical Counseling Combined Jewish Philanthropies Douglass Elementary Service, Inc. Friends of Reston for Community Cultural Tourism DC Projects, Inc Commission on Economic Opportunity Down Syndrome Association Family Crisis Center of Prince Cure Autism Now Foundation Friends of the Dominican Republic Commission on Independent Colleges Downtown Cluster Of Congregations George’s County CureSearch National Childhood Friends of the Earth and Universities Cancer Foundation Drug Policy Alliance Family Giving Tree Friends of the Family Committee for Accuracy in Middle Cuyamaca College Duke University Family Health and Birth Center East Reporting Friends of the Israel Scouts, Inc. Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Dumbarton Concerts Family Place, Inc. Committee to Bridge the Gap Friends of the Jewish Chapel, Inc. Cystic Fibrosis Reaching Out Dunbar High School Family Services Agency, Inc. Commonsense Media Foundation Friends of the National Zoo

THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR THE NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION | 13 Friends of Tyler School Greater Reston Chamber of Herndon Dulles Chamber of Infant Toddler Family Daycare Jewish Youth Philanthropy Institute Friends of Yellow Barn Studio Commerce Commerce Ingenuity Project Jews United for Justice Friends of Zambia Greater Washington Educational Herndon Youth Soccer Initiative for a Competitive Inner City JK Group Trustee for The Sallie Mae Telecommunications Association Friendship Public Charter School Herndon-Reston FISH, Inc. Injured Marine Semper Fi Fund Fund Greater Washington Sports Alliance From Streets to Skills Herron School of Art Inkster High School Jobs for America’s Graduates, Inc. Greater Washington Urban League, Highbridges Voices Jobs for Homeless People, Inc. Fruitland Baptist Bible Institute Inc. Inly School Higher Achievement Program Jobs with Justice Education Fund Fulbright Association Greater Washington Women’s Inner-City Scholarship Fund Furnace Town Foundation Basketball and Education Coalition Highland Presbyterian Church Innisfree, Inc. John Apangalook School Gabriel Project Green Acres School Highland School Innocence Project Mid Atlantic Region John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Gainesville Exploration Academy Green Door Hilda M. Barg Homeless Prevention Innocents at Risk Center John Hope Elementary School Gaithersburg HELP Green Hedges School Innoko River School Hillel: The Foundation for Jewish John Peter Tetard Middle School 143 Gala Hispanic Theatre Greenbrier Learning Center INOVA Health System Foundation Campus Life John Walton Spencer School #16 Gallipeau Harris Foundation Greenpeace Fund Institute for Higher Education Policy Hillsborough Community College Johns Hopkins University Gallup-McKinley County Schools Greensboro Conservative Hebrew Hispanic College Fund Institute for Workforce Development Congregation and Economic Sustainability Johnson Elementary School Ganesha High School Hispanics in Philanthropy Greensboro Jewish Federation Intercambio de Communidades Joseph J. Hurley Elementary School Gary A. Knox Elementary School Holbrook Elementary Greensburg Elementary School Interfaith Center on Corporate Josiah Haynes Elementary School Gateway Community Development Holton-Arms School Corporation Grossmont College Responsibility Joy of Sports Holy Comforter-St. Cyprian Interfaith Conference of Metropolitan Jubilee Housing, Inc. Geary Elementary School Guardsmen Community Action Washington Jubilee Jobs General Conference of Seventh-day Guide Dog Foundation - Vet Dogs Holy Cross Hospital Adventists Interfaith Housing Coalition Jubilee Support Alliance Guideway Elementary School Holy Redeemer Catholic Church Genesee Valley BOCES International Academy of Design and Judge David L. Bazelon Center for Gulf Coast Community College Home Builders Care Foundation, Inc. Technology Gentry High School Mental Heal Gulfview-Charles B. Murphy Home Care Partners International Civil Rights Museum George B. Thomas, Sr. Learning Elementary School Julian Center Home Free USA International Community Foundation Academy, Inc. Gunnison Valley Elementary Junior Achievement of Northeastern Home Head Quarters International District Housing Alliance Pennsylvania George Mason University H.O. Wheeler Elementary School Homeless Children’s Playtime Project International Foundation Junior Achievement of Rhode Island George W. Bush Presidential Library Habitat for Humanity Foundation Homes for America International Myeloma Foundation Junior Achievement of Southern Hacienda Community Development Massachusetts George Washington University Corporation Homes For Our Troops, Inc. International Rett Syndrome Georgetown Children’s House Homes for Working Families Association Junior Achievement of the National Hadassah of Greater Washington Capital Area Endowment HomeSight International Senior Lawyers Project Hadassah Women’s Zionist Junior Achievement of the Twin Tiers Georgetown Day School Organization of America Homestretch, Inc. International Waldenstrom’s Macroglobulinemia Just Neighbors Ministry Georgetown Ministry Center Hagerstown Community College Hoop Dreams Scholarship Fund Georgetown University International Women’s Media Justin Siena High School Haitian Education & Leadership Hope Academy Foundation Georgetown University Law Center Program Juvenile Diabetes Research Hope and a Home Internews Network Foundation Georgetown Visitation Monastery Hale House Center, Inc. HOPE, Inc. IONA Senior Services Kansas Advocates for Better Care Georgian Court University Hall-Woodward Elementary School Hopecam Iowa City Community School District Kansas Association of Student Germantown HELP Hamilton Centers Youth Services Foundation Financial Aid Administrators Bureau, Inc. Hopewell Elementary School Gesu School Horton’s Kids, Inc. Iowa Heartland Habitat for Humanity Kansas City Kansas Community Hamilton College College Gettysburg College Hospice Caring, Inc. Isabel’s Gift Hamilton Middle School KAPPA V Gilda’s Club Hospice of The Valley Islamic-American Zakat Foundation Hampden Family Center Kean University Girl Scout Council of the Nation’s Hospitality and Information Service Israel Children’s Centers Capital Hampton University Kelley Lake Elementary House of Ruth Israel Guide Dog Center for the Blind Girl Scouts Mile Hi Council Hancock Shaker Village Kenilworth Middle School Housing and Community Services of Israel Project Girl Talk Foundation, Inc. Hand to Hand Project Safety Net Northern Virginia Israel Tennis Center Kennedy Elementary Girls, Incorporated Hands on Charlotte Housing Authority of Baltimore City ITT Technical Institute Kent Denver School Glasgow Middle School PTA Hanley Center Foundation Housing Initiative Partnership, Inc. Ivymount School Kent Family Center Gleaners Food Bank Hannah House, Inc. Housing Unlimited, Inc. J.D. Lash Memorial Skating Kenyon College Harbor School Glen Echo Fire Department Housing with Heart Foundation Keren Yehoshua V Yisroel Harlem Congregations for Community Global Community High School at Howard University Jackson Elementary Keren-Or, Inc. Morris Hall Improvement Incorporated Hugh B. Bain Middle School Jackson State University KEYS for the Homeless Foundation Global Fund for Women, Inc. Harris Elementary Health & Science Specialty Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership James L. Eichberg Foundation, Inc. Kid Power DC, Inc. Global Rights Harrison Primary Center Hull Lifesaving Museum James Madison University Kidney and Urology Foundation of Gonzaga College High School America Harshman Middle School Human Rights Campaign Foundation Jane Addams Elementary Good Shepherd Alliance, Inc. Kids Enjoy Exercise Now Harvard College Human Rights Watch, Inc. Jazz Foundation of America Good Shepherd Housing and Family Kids R First Services, Inc Harvard College Fund Humane Society of Jefferson County Jefferson Elementary KidSafe Good Shepherd Housing Foundation Harvard Glee Club Foundation Humanities Council of Washington, Jefferson Medical College DC KidsFirst Foundation Good Shepherd Ministries, Inc. Harvard Medical School Jennifer S. Fallick Cancer Support Humboldt Elementary School Center King College Goodwill Industries of Greater Harvard University Jersey Battered Women Service Kingsborough Community College Washington Hathaway Sycamores Child and Humphries Elementary School Gordon A. Rich Memorial Foundation Family Services Hun School of Princeton Jewish Community Center of Greater Kingsley Elementary Washington Gordon College Haven Drive Middle School Hunt Elementary School Kipp DC Jewish Community Foundation Gospel Rescue Ministries of Hazel Grove Elementary Hunters Woods Elementary School Kishwaukee College Foundation Washington, DC Jewish Community Housing for the Kiva Heads Up - A University Neighborhood Huntington Elementary School Elderly Goucher College Inititative Klondike Elementary School Husson College Jewish Council for the Aging Government of the District of Heal, Inc. Knock Out Abuse Against Women I Have a Dream Foundation, Inc. Jewish Family Service of Greater Columbia Healthy Babies icouldbe.org Wilkes-Barre Korean Community Services Center Governor’s Public Building Foundation Healthy Kids! A Family Resource of Greater Washington Idabel Oklahoma Public School Jewish Family Services Grace Baptist Church Network Kreitner Elementary School IDEA Public Charter School Jewish Federation of Greater Grameen Foundation USA Hebrew Home of Greater Washington Washington Kruse Elementary Identity, Inc. Grand Avenue Elementary Hebrew Union College Jewish Federation of Palm Beach Kylee Lillich Giving Tree Imagine America Foundation Grand Traverse Regional Land Heifer Project International County La Salle University Immigration Equality Conservancy Help Hospitalized Veterans Jewish Federation of South Palm La Sierra University IMPACT Silver Spring Beach County Grand View School Help The Homeless Fund Lake Champlain Committee In Series, Inc. Jewish Foundation for Group Homes Grassroots Leadership, Inc. Helping Children Worldwide Lake Geneauga Educational Graves Elementary School Helping Hands for the Poor Independence High School Jewish Funders Network Assistance Foundation Gray Public Library Helping the Homeless of the World Independent Living for the Jewish Healthcare International Lake Land College Handicapped, Inc. Greater Boston Food Bank Henry Ford Community College Jewish Historical Society of Greater Lake Roosevelt High School Indiana State University Washington Greater Chicago Food Depository Heritage Foundation Lakeland Animal Welfare Society Indiana Symphony Orchestra Jewish Social Service Agency Greater D.C. Cares, Inc. Herkimer County Community College Lakes Region Charitable Foundation Indianapolis Public Schools Jewish Study Center Greater Reston Arts Center Hermon Presbyterian Church Lakeside Elementary School Indianapolis Zoological Society Jewish Theological Seminary

14 | 2007 annual report Lakeside Middle School Lower East Side Preparatory High Mercer County Community College Nandua High School Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society Lambi Fund of Haiti School Mercy Corps Nantucket Atheneum Near NE Community Improvement Lancaster Bible College Loyola College Meridian International Center Nantucket Community Sailing Corporation Lancaster Elementary School Loyola University Mesa Community College Nantucket Conservation Foundation Nebraska Society of Washington, DC, Inc. Lance Armstrong Foundation Lusher Charter School Metairie Park Country Day School Nantucket Historical Association Lusher Charter School Neighborhood Housing Services of Landon School Metro Ferals, Inc. Nantucket Land Council South Shore Lutheran Social Services Langston Aerospace and Metro TeenAIDS Nantucket Preservation Trust Neighbors Consejo Environmental Magnet Luzerne County Community College Metropolitan Area Advisory NARAL Pro-Choice America Nepalese Youth Opportunity L’Arche in Washington, DC Luzerne County Head Start, Inc. Committee (MAAC) Foundation Foundation Latin American Youth Center Lyme Community Foundation Metropolitan College of New York National Academy Foundation Network for Instructional TV, Inc. Latino College Preparatory Academy Lymphoma Research Foundation Metropolitan House National AIDS Marathon Training Neurofibromatosis, Inc. Program Latino Economic Development MacArthur Beautification Group Metropolitan Museum of Art New Castle Youth Development Corporation Madawaska School Department Metropolitan Opera National Alliance for Research on Center School Schizophrenia and Depression Latino Student Fund Madeira School Metropolitan Police Boys and Girls New Endeavors by Women National Alliance to End Latino Transitional Housing Magee High School Clubs, DC New England Center for Children Partnership Homelessness Magic Johnson Foundation, Inc. Metropolitan State College New Hope Housing, Inc. Laurel Advocacy & Referral Services National Aquarium in Baltimore Maine Association of Realtors Metropolitan/Delta Adult Literacy New Hope Ministries (LARS) Council, In National Association for Equal Foundation Opportunity in New Israel Fund Laurel Heights United Methodist Miami Dade College Church Maine Community Foundation National Association of Episcopal New Jersey City University Miami Park Elementary School Laurel Mill Playhouse Maine Educational Center Schools New Leaders for New Schools Micah House Laurel Regional Hospital Foundation Make A Wish Foundation National Association of Former Foster New Mexico Highlands University Michael J. Fox Foundation for Care Children Laurel Soccer Club Management Leadership for New Mexico State University Tomorrow Parkinson’s Research National Building Museum Lawson State Community College New Museum Manassas Baptist Church Mid-Atlantic Gleaning Network National Campaign to Prevent Teen Leadership Alexandria, Inc. Mile High United Way Pregnancy New Orleans Charter Science and Manchester Community College Mathematics High School Leadership Arlington National Capital Area Council Boy Manhattan Center for Science and Miles College Leadership Fairfax Scouts of America New Orleans Neighborhood Math Milfay School Development Foundation Leadership Montgomery National Cathedral School Manna Food Center Millennium Art Academy New Orleans Police and Justice Leadership Washington National Center for Children and Foundation Manna, Inc. Millville Elementary Families League for Education Awareness of March of Dimes Millville Volunteer Fire Company New School for Arts and Sciences the Holocaust National Center for Homeopathy Maret School Milwaukee Area Technical College New York Avenue Presbyterian Church League of Women Voters D.C. National Center for Science Education Foundation New York Institute of Technology Education Fund Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation National Child Research Foundation Minor Community School New York Road Runners Foundation League of Women Voters of the Marine Toys for Tots Foundation National Children’s Museum Fairfax Area Miracle League Association New York State Association for Marquette Elementary/Middle School National Coalition for the Homeless Learning and Leadership in Families Miriam’s House College Admissions Marrow Foundation National College Access Network Learning Independence Through Miriam’s Kitchen New York University Marshall Heights Community National College of Naturopathic Computers Development Organization Mississippi Center for Justice Newcomers Community Service Medicine Center Lebanon Valley College Martha’s Table Mississippi Valley State University National Conference on Soviet Jewry NHP Foundation Legal Action Center Martha’s Vineyard Donors Mitchell Elementary School National Council for Adoption Niagara University Legal Aid Society of the District of Collaborative Mitchellville Community School of Columbia National Council for Community and Night Ministry Martha’s Vineyard Hospital, Inc. the Arts Education Legal Services of Northern Virginia Nightingale Bamford School Martin Behrman Charter School Mobile Medical Care, Inc. National Foundation for Advancement Lehigh University Martin Luther King Housing Monmouth County SPCA in the Arts Noah’s Wish Lensic Center Development Association Monmouth University National Foundation for Teaching Nonprofit Roundtable of Greater Entrepreneurship Washington Lesbian and Gay Chorus of Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary Montana Land Reliance Washington, DC School National Gallery of Art Nonprofit Village Center, Inc. Montana Wilderness Association Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Marty Indian School National Ghost Ranch Foundation, North 13th Street School Montessori School of Alexandria PTO Levine School of Music Mary Church Terrell House and Inc. North American Educational LeDroit Park Mu Montgomery College Liberty in North Korea National Hispanic Press Foundation Initiatives Foundation Mary House Montgomery College Foundation Life Skills Workshop, Inc. National Italian American Foundation, North Carolina Hillel Mary Lou Hartman Elementary Montgomery County Coalition for the Inc. North Carolina Housing Coalition Lincoln Center Theater Homeless Mary McLeod Bethune #45 School National Law Center on North Central Texas College Lincoln Elementary Montgomery County Historical Society Homelessness & Poverty Maryland CASA Association North Drive Elementary School Lincoln High School Montgomery Housing Partnership, National Legal Aid and Defender Maryland Charter School Network Lincoln Middle School #4 Inc. Association North Texas Housing Coalition Maryland State Boychoir Lincoln University Montgomery Soccer National Multiple Sclerosis Society Northampton High School Maryland State Department of Montshire Museum of Science National Museum of the American Northeastern University Linda Lentin K-8 Center Education Moore Elementary School Indian Northern Illinois University Literacy Council of Montgomery Marymount University County, MD Moorpark College National Museum of Women in the Northern New Mexico Radio Mary’s Center for Maternal & Child Arts Foundation Literacy Volunteers of East Bay Rhode Care, Inc. Morehouse College Island National Park Trust Northern Virginia AIDS Ministry Masiphumelele Corporation Morgan City Junior High School Literacy Volunteers of Washington National Parks Conservation Northern Virginia Community College Massachusetts General Hospital Morgan State University Association County, Inc Northern Virginia Community Little Blue House Mastbaum AVTS MOSAICA National Partnership for Women and Foundation Families Little Flower Catholic Church Mautner Project Mosdot Shuva Israel Northern Virginia Family Service National Portrait Gallery Live It and Learn It Mayo Foundation Most Valuable Kids, Inc. Northern Virginia Youth Symphony National Presbyterian School Living Classrooms Foundation MAZON:A Jewish Response to Hunger Mother Dear’s Community Center Association National Press Foundation Loaves & Fishes McDaniel College Mothers Against Drunk Driving Northwest Arkansas Community National Radio Project College Local Initiatives Support Corporation McKinley Elementary Motivate Our Minds National Rehabilitation Hospital Northwest Bronx Community and Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer McLean Little League Mount Carmel House Clergy Coalition Center National Stroke Association Meadowbrook Foundation, Inc. Mount Olivet United Methodist Northwest Center Long Island Housing Partnership, Inc. Church National Symphony Orchestra Meals on Wheels Northwest Church Family Network, Mountain View High School Loren B. Jordan Sunflower Hope MedStar Health Visiting Nurse National Trust for Historic Inc. Fund, Inc. Preservation Association Move America Forward Northwest Nazarene University Lorton Community Action Center Memorial Baptist Church MSAD National Veterans Legal Services Project Northwestern Business College Loudoun Youth Soccer Association Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Multicultural Community Service National Women’s Law Center Northwestern College Louis August Jonas Foundation, Inc. Center Municipal Arts Society of New York Nation’s Capital Child and Family Northwestern University Louisiana ACORN Men Can Stop Rape Muscular Dystrophy Association Development Northwood University Louisiana Disaster Recovery Menlo Park Elementary Museum of Modern Art Nation’s Voice on Mental Illness Nova Southeastern University Foundation Mental Health Association of My Sister’s Place Native American Journalists Louisiana State University Montgomery Count Novaco, Inc. Myrtle Tate Elementary Association Mentors of Minorities in Education, NPower Greater DC Region Love Hallie Foundation Natural Doctors International Inc. N Street Village, Inc. NRT Foundation Low Vision Information Center Natural Resources Defense Council Mentors, Inc. NAACP Legal Defense and Ogelthorpe University Lowell School, Inc. Educational Fund, Inc Nature Conservancy

THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR THE NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION | 15 Ohio College Access Network Pensacola Beach Elementary School Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Santa Ana College Southern Environmental Law Center Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine People Animals Love Performing Arts Sarah’s Circle Southern Plains Land Trust Old Dominion University Educational Perkins School of the Blind Reading Connection Sarcoma Foundation Southern Polytechnic State University Foundation Perley Primary Center Reading Is Fundamental, Inc. Sasha Bruce Youthwork, Inc. Southern Poverty Law Center, Inc. Olney Boys’ and Girls’ Community Perry Central School District Reality, Inc. Save Darfur Southern Regional Education Board Sports Association Pet Rescue Foundation Rebuilding Together Save the Children Southside Education Center for Youth Olney Theatre Center for the Arts Petfinder.com Foundation Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic, SCARC Foundation, Inc. Southwest Environmental Center Omega Boys Club Inc. Petra Foundation Scholarship America Southwestern College ONE DC Recreation Wish List Committee of PFLAG of the Metropolitan School for the Arts in Learning Spanish Catholic Center One Economy Corporation Washington Washington DC Area School Union 47 - Phippsburg Special Olympics, Inc. One Percent Coalition Red Bird Mission Philadelphia College Opportunity Schrum Memorial Middle School Spelman College Open Arms Housing, Inc. Resources for Education Red Romo Scholarship Fund Sconset Trust Spring of Tampa Bay Opera North Philadelphia Council for Community Reedley College Scott High School Squam Lakes Association Operating Fund Advancement Refuge of Hope Disciple Center Scripps Research Institute St Clare of Assisi Catholic SC Operation Embrace Phillips Collection Refugees International Seaboard-Coates Elementary School St. Alban’s Episcopal Church Operation Hope Phillips Exeter Academy Reginald S. Lourie Center for Infants & Young Search for Common Ground St. Alban’s School for Boys Operation Understanding DC Phoenix House Renegades Black Seattle Foundation St. Andrews School Opportunity Plan, Inc. Pi Kappa Alpha Educational Foundation Residential Program Center - VOA Seattle University St. Ann’s Infant and Maternity Home Orange Coast College Piedmont Environmental Council Residential Youth Services, Inc. Second Chance St. Bartholomew Interparocial School Oregon State University Pima Community College Residing in Group Housing Together Second Chance Employment Services St. Bernardette Church Oriseloka Onumonu Pima Community College Foundation Reston Interfaith, Inc. Second Chance Wildlife Center, Inc. St. Coletta of Greater Washington Orlando Union Rescue Mission Pine Street Inn Reston Soccer Association Second Harvest Bank of Metrolina St. Columba’s Episcopal Church Orr Campus (of Small Schools) Pioneer Central High School Richard Bland College Second Harvest Food Bank of Santa St. Frances Academy Community Osterhout Free Library Planned Parenthood Federation of Richard Stockton College of New Clara Center Our Daily Bread America Jersey Foundation See Forever Foundation St. Francis Episcopal Church Our Lady of Lourdes School Planned Parenthood of Metropolitan Riderwood Village Seed Foundation St. Francis Preparatory School Washington Our Lady of Perpetual Help School Rio Grande Marine Institute Senior Employment Resources St. Gregory’s Abbey Our Lady of Prompt Succor Planned Parenthood of the Rocky River School Mountains SERVE, Inc. St. Hope Academy Our Lady Queen of Angels Elementary Rivier College Seton Hall University St. John Catholic School School Playing for Peace Robert A. Van Wyck Middle School Sexual Minority Youth Assistance St. John’s Church Our Place, D.C. Playwrights Forum 217 League St. John’s College High School Our Voices Together Plymouth Congregational United Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Church of Christ Shaare Tefila Congregation St. John’s Episcopal Church Ovarian Cancer National Alliance Robert Morris College Points of Light Foundation Shade Tree, Inc. St. John’s University Oxfam America Robert Pierre Johnson Housing Polytechnic University Shady Grove Adventist Hospital St. Joseph Catholic School Oxnard College Development Corporation Foundation Pompton Lakes High School St. Joseph School P.S. 111 Roberts Elementary School Shakespeare School Population Action International St. Joseph’s University P.S. 134 Robinson Elementary Shakespeare Theatre Population Connection St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital P.S. 158 Rochester Community and Technical Share a Smile Foundation Population Council, Inc. College St. Louis Public Schools P.S. 230 Share Foundation Portland Community College Rock Valley College St. Luke’s House, Inc. P.S. 33 Share Our Strength Positive Futures Network Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors St. Luke’s Protestant Episcopal P.S. 396 Shelter House Potomac Area Council of Hostelling Rocking the Boat Church P.S. 5 Shenandoah University International ROJA Productions, Inc. St. Luke’s Shelter P.S. 59 Shenandoah Valley Academy Potomac Conservancy Room to Read St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church P.S./I.S. 109 Shepherd’s Table Potomac School Rose Community Foundation St. Mark’s Catholic Church P.S./M.S. 15-PS 291 Shiloh Family Life Center Foundation Potomac Soccer Association Rosedale Conservancy St. Mary’s Academy P.S./M.S. 4x Crotona Park West Shodair Children’s Hospital Potomac United Methodist Church Round House Theatre St. Mary’s Dominican High School Pace University Shoreline Community College Potter’s House Roxie’s Fund, Inc. 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Power Beyond Measure Ruby Habitat Research Foundation Pacific Union College Elementary Sidwell Friends School St. Mary’s University Pratham USA Russell Elementary School School Sierra Blanca High School St. Matthews United Methodist Premier Athletics Club Rutgers University Palm Beach Dramaworks Signature Theatre Church Prevent Child Abuse Georgia Ryerson Elementary School Pan Massachusetts Challenge Trust SIGNS World Evangelism St. Patrick Center Primary Care Coalition of Montgomery Sacramento City College PANIM County, MD Silver Spring Interfaith Housing St. Patrick’s Episcopal Church Sacramento Food Bank Parent Project Princeton University Coalition St. Patrick’s Episcopal Day School Sacramento Philharmonic Orchestra Park Day School Prison Fellowship Ministries Simon Wiesenthal Center St. Paul’s Parish Sacramento Tree Foundation Park West Cooperative Nursery Progressive Life Center, Inc. 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Smithsonian Institution Stanford University Proteus Fund Samaritan House Patricia M. Sitar Center for the Arts Snow Hill Volunteer Fire Company, Star Scholarship Foundation Public Education Network Samaritan Inns Patriot Ledger Newspapers in Inc. Stargazer Foundation Education Foundation Pueblo Community College Samaritan Ministry of Greater So Others Might Eat Washington Staring Education Center Paul Taylor Dance Foundation Purdue University Soccer and Friends Samuel S. Fels High School Starlight Starbright Children’s Pavilion School Pyle Education Foundation Soccer Association of Columbia Foundation PAX Samuel Waxman Cancer Research Queensborough Community College Foundation Society for the Prevention of Cruelty Starr Elementary School Peace Corps Alumni Foundation for Fund to Animals San Antonio Education Partnership Staten Island Academy Philippine Quiet Hour Sons of Italy Foundation San Diego State University Stephen Decatur House Museum Peacework Quiet Resorts Charitable Foundation South Lakes High School PTSA San Domenico School Stephen F. 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16 | 2007 annual report Streetlight Community Outreach Support Coalition University of Pennsylvania Jewish Community Center Inc. Ministries Towson University University of Puerto Rico Washington Grantmakers Wildlands Project Strive Transformer, Inc. University of Scranton Washington Hebrew Congregation Will C. Wood Middle School Strive DC Transitional Housing Corporation University of Scranton Washington Home William E. Grady Career Technical Student Conservation Association Traveler’s Aid International University of South Florida Washington Home and Community High School Student Partnership Worldwide Treasure Island Sailing Center University of Southern California Hospices Windsor Village Elementary USA, Inc. Tri-Churches Housing, Inc. University of Texas Washington Homeownership Center Windsor Village United Methodist Studio Museum Harlem Church Troy University University of Texas Foundation Washington International School Studio Theatre Winona State University Foundation Trustees of Amherst College University of the Arts Washington Lawyers’ Committee for Suburban Hospital Foundation Civil Rights Winsor School Trustees of the University of University of Virginia Suited for Change Pennsylvania Washington Legal Clinic for the Winston-Salem State University University of Virginia Alumni Homeless Sulam, Inc. Tulane University Association Wiscasset School Department Washington Literacy Council Summer Opera Theatre Company, Inc. Tulsa Boy’s Home University of Washington Wishkah Valley School Washington Men’s Camerata Sun Valley Community Library Tyson-Schoener Elementary University of West Florida WNYC Radio Washington Metropolitan Scholars Sun Valley Summer Symphony U Street Theatre Foundation University of Wisconsin Wolf School Washington National Cathedral Super Leaders, Inc. U.S. Dressage Federation University of Wyoming Foundation Wolf Trap Foundation for the Washington National Opera Performing Arts Support Network for Battered Women U.S. Lacrosse Foundation Up County Family Center Washington Office on Latin America Wolfe County Middle School Survivors’ Fund, LLC U.S. Naval Academy Alumni Upper Montgomery Assistance Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Association and Foundation Network Washington Parks & People Women Empowered Against Violence Foundation UCLA Foundation Urban Alliance Foundation, Inc. Washington Performing Arts Society Women for Women International Sustainable Development Institute Ujamma Community Development Urban Ed, Inc. Washington Project for The Arts/ Women’s Alliance for Financial Corcoran Education Swarthmore College Corporation Urban Family Development Washington Redskins Charitable Women’s Center Swayze Elementary School Ukrainian Catholic Education Urban Institute Foundation Foundation Women’s Collective Sweet Briar College Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle Union Academy Elementary Washington Region for Justice & Women’s Foundation Syracuse University USF Foundation, Inc. Inclusion Tahirih Justice Center Union of Councils for Soviet Jews, Women’s Link Worldwide Inc. USS Ronald Regan CVN 76 Washington Regional Alcohol Program Talbot County Family Support Center, Women’s Resource Center of Union University Utah State University Washington Regional Network for Greensboro Inc. 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Washington Tennis & Education Woodrow Wilson International Center United Negro College Fund Vanderbilt University Foundation for Scholars Teach for America United Planning Organization Vehicles for Change Washington University in St. Louis Woodrow Wilson Senior High School Teaching for Change United Service Organization Veterans Foreign Wars Foundation Washington Very Special Arts Woods Hole Research Center, Inc. Techbridge United States Air Force Vibha Washington Youth Choir Woodson School TEDX The Endocrine Disruption Exchange United States Army Victory Youth Centers Washtenaw Community College Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company Foundation Teen and Young Parent Program of United States Coast Guard Village of Niles Family Services Worker Achievement, Values & Waterford Foundation, Inc. Education, Inc. Knox County United States Court Tennis Villages, Inc. Preservation Found Waubonsee Community College Workforce Development Fund Temple Beth El of Northern Valley Villanova University Temple Emanuel United States Fund for UNICEF Waveland Elementary School Workforce Organizations for Regional Vincennes University Collaborative Temple Emeth United States Holocaust Memorial Way Station Museum Vincent J. Maiocco Scholarship Fund World Arts Focus, Inc. Temple Micah We Live Again, Inc. United Way Vineyard House, Inc. World Croquet Championship Temple Shalom Wellesley College Unity Health Care, Inc. Vineyard Nursing Association Charitable Foundation Temple Sinai Wellness Community of Greater Universidad de Puerto Rico - Rio Virgil I. Grissom School World Jewish Congress American Washington Section, Inc. Temple University Pierdas Virginia Athletics Foundation Wells Robertson House World Wide Word, Inc. Tenants’ and Workers’ Support University of Alabama Virginia Commonwealth University Committee Wellspring Multi-Service Center World Wildlife Fund University of Arkansas Virginia Foundation of Independent Terri Lynne Lokoff Child Care Wendt Center for Loss and Healing University of Baltimore Educational Colleges WorldCamps Foundation Werner Park Elementary Foundation Virginia Justice Center Worldwide Family Center Terror Free Tomorrow Wesley Housing Development University of California Virginia Regional Minority Supplier Wounded Warrior Project Terry Mill Elementary School Corporation University of Central Florida Development Writer’s Center Tewaaraton Award Foundation Wesleyan University University of Chicago Virginia Western Community College WUMCO HELP Texas A&M International University West Bolivar High School University of Colorado Visitor’s Services Center, Inc. Wyoming County Business Education Texas A&M University West Clay Elementary School University of Delaware Vital Voices Global Partnership Council Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for West Coast Baptist College University of Findlay VNA and Hospice Foundation Xavier University Predatory School Children West Feliciana Parish School Board University of Florida Voice of Prophecy Y.O.U.R. Community Center Texas Southern University West Seneca School District University of Georgia Foundation Volunteer Fairfax Yakima Valley Community College Texas State Technical College West Side Junior High University of Hartford Volunteer Florida Foundation Yale University Texas Tech University West Virginia University University of Houston Wadsworth Sulgrave Historic Yavapai Community College Thanks USA Preservation Fund West Wood College University of Iowa Yellow Ribbon Fund Theatre Alliance Wagner College Western Fairfax Christian Ministries University of Iowa Foundation YMCA Theatre Lab Wake Forest University Western Governors University University of Kansas York County Community College TheatreWorks Waller Williams Environmental School Western Missouri Basset Rescue Foundation University of La Verne Third Sector New England, Inc. WAMU-88.5 Western New England College Young Audiences of Indiana University of Maryland Thirteen/WNET New York Warsaw Central School Western New Mexico University Young Life This is Me University of Maryland Baltimore Foundation Washington AIDS Partnership/ Western Oregon University Young Playwrights’ Theater Thomas G. Labrecque Classic Washington Grantm University of Maryland College Park Westminster Community Charter Young Women’s Project Thomas H. Ford Elementary School Foundation Washington and Jefferson College School Youth Action Research Group Thomasville High School University of Maryland Medical Washington Animal Rescue League Westport River Watershed Alliance Youth Activism Project Three Rivers Community College System Foundation Washington Area Women’s Westwood Elementary Youth Education Alliance Foundation Threshold Foundation University of Maryland University Westwood High School Youth for Tomorrow College Foundation Washington Association of Black Threshold Services, Inc. Whitcomb Riley Memorial Association Youth Opportunities United, Inc. University of Michigan Journalists Thurgood Marshall College Fund Whitewater Community Food Pantry Youth Service America University of Mobile Washington Ballet Thurgood Marshall Education Center Whitman-Walker Clinic YWCA University of Nevada Washington Chu Shan Chinese Opera Tibet Fund Institute Wholistic Family Agape Ministries Zero Breast Cancer Watch University of New Haven Institute Timmy Foundation Washington City Church of the Zing Foundation University of New Mexico Wikimedia Foundation, Inc. Timpanogos Elementary Brethren University of North Carolina Wilbur Wright College Tomas Rivera Policy Institute Washington College University of Northern Colorado Wilderness Leadership & Learning, Torture Abolition and Survivors Washington District of Columbia

THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR THE NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION | 17 donor profile bradt family fund

I started telling my clients about donor advised funds 15 years ago.

18 | 2007 annual report or my entire professional life, I’ve been a My clients are high-net-worth individuals, and financial advisor. That’s more than 30 years. they have numerous options and opportunities I truly love what I do. available to them to invest their resources. And there are many financial institutions out there I think back on a time when few financial waiting to serve them. But few allow them to advisors knew what a community foundation join with others to strengthen our community in was. Today, I’d be hard-pressed to find measurable and sustainable ways for the benefit someone in my line of work who doesn’t know of all our residents. about community foundations. That’s how far we’ve come. Through our donor advised fund, my wife Diane and I have made grants to groups as diverse I started telling my clients about donor advised as Greater DC Cares, the Girl Scout Council of funds 15 years ago. A few years later, I was the Nation’s Capital, Share Our Strength and introduced to The Foundation’s president, Terri Washington Episcopal School, not to mention The Lee Freeman. From the start, I was so impressed Community Foundation’s unrestricted Community with her vision and leadership. More than Leadership Fund, which allows The Foundation to anything, I was moved by her compassion for focus on its mission of improving the quality of vulnerable residents of our community and the life in the Washington metropolitan area. hard-working nonprofit organizations in our region. David Bradt I offered to roll up my sleeves by serving on the Bradt Family Fund board of trustees, most recently as treasurer.

I started telling my clients about donor advised funds 15 years ago.

THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR THE NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION | 19 donor profile freddie mac

Together we’re helping thousands of homeless families find a place to callhome .

20 | 2007 annual report reddie Mac and The Community Foundation There’s a long list of reasons why The Community have been partners in philanthropy for more Foundation is a good partner — they give than a decade. One of the first investments us great flexibility, offer sound advice and we made together provided critical educational counsel, and provide an excellent return on our and medical services to children living in public investment. In fact, we’ve asked The Community housing in the neighborhoods of Anacostia. Foundation to manage not one, but two funds for us — our Hoops for the Homeless Fund, as Through philanthropy, our goal at Freddie Mac well as the $20 million Freddie Mac Community is to strengthen communities and make life Relations Donor Assisted Fund. better for children and families. We build on the company’s mission to “make home possible” We’re proud of the work we’ve done to make by supporting housing programs and community life better for families in the Washington services. For example, our signature “Hoops for metropolitan area and of our partnership with the Homeless” charity event raises money for The Community Foundation. We value The and awareness about family homelessness. And Foundation’s work engaging donors, leveraging our Community Relations Donor Assisted Fund, funding and creating partnerships to meet the which complements Freddie Mac’s corporate needs of our community. Together, we’re helping giving program, supports a broad range of thousands of homeless families find a place to nonprofit organizations ranging from N Street call home. Village to Habitat for Humanity. Mike Schwartz Director of Corporate Giving and Employee Involvement Freddie Mac Community Relations Donor Assisted Fund

Together we’re helping thousands of homeless families find a place to callhome .

THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR THE NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION | 21 donor profile artis hampshire-cowan fund

I was speechless. And I’m not a speechless person.

22 | 2007 annual report rowing up in Pritchard, Alabama, I was Even though I don’t have tremendous wealth, blessed with parents who believed in I’m constantly extolling the virtues and benefits civic engagement. In their eyes, it was of donor advised funds. I probably sound like everyone’s responsibility to take care a broken record. So it came as a total shock of people in need. Maybe that’s because when, unbeknownst to me, a dear friend who Pritchard didn’t have a community foundation. I had recruited to establish a fund planned an event before my birthday and collected $12,000 I made a conscious decision to move to Prince so I could have my own fund. What a birthday George’s County, MD and became engaged as present! I was speechless. And I’m not a an advocate for public education and, a bit later, speechless person. for The Prince George’s Community Foundation. In many cities, you don’t have a place where I made my first grants this year. My daughter people with divergent views can come together was a Girl Scout and I witnessed the impact that in constructive ways and in support of the scouting had on her. So I decided to send some nonprofit sector. The Prince George’s Community girls to Girl Scout Camp. Their letters to me said Foundation serves as a unifier of differing views, it all: the experience had changed their lives. ideas and diverse cultures. This is important in Artis Hampshire-Cowan a community where people don’t have a lot of Artis Hampshire-Cowan Fund history with each other. I see The Foundation as the community guardian.

I was speechless. And I’m not a speechless person.

THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR THE NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION | 23 donor profile peter & vivien hsueh fund

We didn’t have the cash — so we donated our house.

24 | 2007 annual report y husband and I lead a wonderful seniors. I know what it’s like to be an immigrant. life. Montgomery County has been I arrived in this country from Hong Kong four very good to us over the years. decades ago. It’s hard enough to learn the We raised our family here. Today, our grown language, get a job, make friends, find a doctor. daughters are thriving. And it’s even harder if you’re a senior citizen. It’s easy to overlook seniors. I know. I’m 65. We believe in giving back. We always liked the idea of setting up a charitable-giving fund at Our fund is a family affair. My daughter Anita The Montgomery County Community Foundation. is focused on issues relating to children. Her But we didn’t have the cash — so we donated sister Lisa, who has served on The Foundation’s our house. grants committee and will manage our fund when I’m gone, is keenly interested in helping We set up our donor advised fund about 12 homeless people. And just as my husband Peter years ago by giving a rental property we owned to and I did, she hopes to instill in her children an The Montgomery County Community Foundation. appreciation for philanthropy and the desire to Our fund was one of The Foundation’s first; give and serve in this very special community today there are 130 funds, so clearly we’re not that our family calls home. the only ones attracted to the tax benefits, low Vivien Hsueh administrative fees and staff expertise. Peter & Vivien Hsueh Fund

But beyond that, the real appeal of having a fund is the opportunity to support causes that are near and dear to us. For me, that means groups who serve the local Asian population, especially

We didn’t have the cash — so we donated our house.

THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR THE NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION | 25 donor profile latin american youth center future fund

Our fund allows us to dream about where we want to be and imagine where we can go.

26 | 2007 annual report rom humble beginnings as a grassroots Our goal is for the Fund to reach $3 million — neighborhood group for Latino youth, the no small undertaking for an organization of our Latin American Youth Center has grown size. With a large matching grant and energetic into a multi-service organization serving participation from all members of our board and low-income immigrant and minority youth other friends, we’re on our way to meeting our and families throughout the region, with an ambitious fundraising goal. I can now rest easy annual budget of $11 million. We reach youth knowing our future is secure. And I have peace who need the support of a caring adult to guide of mind knowing that our fund is housed at The them through our comprehensive network of Community Foundation, chosen by our board for educational, employment, social services and its low administrative fees, personalized service, enrichment opportunities. convenience and impeccable track record.

As executive director, not a day goes by when These days, there’s nothing I enjoy more than I don’t think about our long-term stability. talking to the community about the Latin What happens if something goes wrong? American Youth Center Future Fund. Why? What happens if there is an emergency and Our fund allows us to dream about where we we unexpectedly need to replace our roof? want to be and imagine where we can go. We’ve been operating for too long without a Lori Kaplan backup plan to respond to those kinds of needs. Executive Director, Latin American Youth Center Latin American Youth Center Future Fund With this in mind, two of our longtime board members, Julie Jensen and Richard England, launched the Latin American Youth Center Future Fund, which will give us access to working capital should there come a time when we need it. The Future Fund is the cushion we’ve never had, ensuring our continued growth and success for now and in years to come.

Our fund allows us to dream about where we want to be and imagine where we can go.

THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR THE NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION | 27 donor profile metro memorial scholarship fund

We often talk about the “Metro family.” So when tragedy strikes, it hits home.

28 | 2007 annual report here are many risks when you’re working on the The Community Foundation has the know- rail. In fact, in a 14-month period, we lost how and experience to match our needs. And, four wonderful employees. These kinds of perhaps most important, both Metro and The tragedies are rare, but they do happen. We often Community Foundation are dedicated to serving talk about the “Metro family.” So when tragedy the community. That’s a closely-held value that strikes, it hits home. we share.

We came together to talk about ways to Metro employees provide safe transportation support the families who lost their loved ones. to nearly 1.2 million people every day, and in That’s how the idea for the Metro Memorial doing their jobs bear some personal risk. The Scholarship Fund was born. The Fund honors Metro Memorial Scholarship Fund gives us both employees who have died in the line of duty by the opportunity to pay tribute to those Metro supporting their dependent children’s education. employees who have died while on the job as Scholarship recipients can use the funds to well as a meaningful way to help their families pay for tuition, books, student fees or room and and children overcome loss with the bright board. All of us at Metro are deeply proud of promise that an excellent education offers. the fact that we are the first transit authority John Catoe in the United States to create such a fund. We General Manager of Metro launched it with a contribution of $100,000, Metro Memorial Scholarship Fund and we trust that our dedicated employees, the labor unions and the public will sustain this important fund going forward.

When it came time to decide where to house the Fund and how to administer it, a former employee recommended that we consult The Community Foundation. We considered other organizations that offer similar services, but

We often talk about the “Metro family.” So when tragedy strikes, it hits home.

THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR THE NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION | 29 donor profile save darfur fund

I’ve never been a person who can sit idly by, watching catastrophic events unfold, hoping that “someone else” will take care of it.

30 | 2007 annual report n 2004, I first learned about the terrible promptly opened the Safe Darfur Fund. That violence and widespread loss of life in the quick response was crucial, as donations grew Darfur region of western Sudan. Entire villages from dozens per week to dozens per day. were being burned to the ground and extended families massacred. As hundreds of thousands We could not have pulled this off without the sought refuge, it became clear that this was financial structure and support of The Community far more than a region in conflict. With people Foundation. We needed to have confidence targeted for their ethnicity, this was genocide. in the organization managing our funds. We needed someone with a history of working I have never been a person who can sit idly by, with the local community. We needed to work watching catastrophic events unfold, hoping that with people who understood our goals. And, “someone else” will take care of it. I suggested being a new organization, our association with that the United States Holocaust Memorial The Community Foundation gave us financial Museum and the American Jewish World Service credibility as well as the opportunity to grow as host a meeting to discuss a response. From my an organization and expand our reach. Over time, studio apartment, I helped organize the meeting the Save Darfur Fund grew exponentially and, to and follow-up. Sixty-five groups, from the National my initial disbelief, we became a multi-million- Council of Churches to Amnesty International to dollar operation. the National Association of Evangelicals, signed a Darfur Unity Statement. Herein lies the lesson: one person working from a small apartment can leverage the When we learned that the Darfur crisis was support and involvement of scores of to be discussed on the nationally-syndicated organizations and more than one million “The Diane Rehm Show,” we had 48 hours to Americans, many doing a small part but, create a web-based mechanism for donors to together, making an enormous difference. send contributions to strengthen our work. I David Rubenstein quickly called The Community Foundation, which Save Darfur Fund

I’ve never been a person who can sit idly by, watching catastrophic events unfold, hoping that “someone else” will take care of it.

THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR THE NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION | 31 donor profile strikeouts for troops

I’m incredibly grateful for the opportunity to give back to our soldiers.

32 | 2007 annual report y Community Foundation fund is A lot of people are surprised that, even though called “Strikeouts for Troops.” It’s I play for the San Francisco Giants, I decided to dedicated to providing some of the base my fund 3,000 miles away, in Washington, comforts of home to America’s war-wounded DC. My family considered foundations all over troops while they recover, often far away from the country before settling on The Community their families and friends, at military hospitals Foundation. I’m really impressed by The in communities across the country. So far, Foundation’s dedicated staff, who make us feel Strikeouts for Troops has provided financial like we’re their only and most important donor. grants to wounded soldiers and families to ease Their stewardship over national funds like the their burden as well as holiday meals for military September 11 Survivors’ Fund, the Barbara Bush personnel recovering from injuries, gifts for Foundation for Family Literacy and the Laura Bush families of patients unable to afford them, and Foundation for America’s Libraries convinced me phone cards for soldiers so that they can call that this is an organization I can trust. loved ones. Strikeouts for Troops has never been about I started the fund in 2005, after visiting Walter politics, and it never will be. We’re here to help Reed Army Medical Center and talking with comfort our fellow Americans while they heal in these brave men and women at their bedsides. body, mind and spirit. And when it comes down Since then, we’ve added more than $500,000 to it, I’m incredibly grateful for the opportunity to the fund from fan donations and fundraising to give back to our soldiers who represent our events, as well as contributions from more than country with honor while fighting for our freedom. 30 professional baseball players. Our roster Barry Zito includes some of the biggest names in baseball: San Francisco Giants Alex Rodriquez, C.C. Sabathia, Manny Ramirez Strikeouts for Troops and Curt Schilling, to name a few.

I’m incredibly grateful for the opportunity to give back to our soldiers.

THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR THE NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION | 33 donor profile women’s giving circle of alexandria

We call this “the new philanthropy.”

34 | 2007 annual report oon after its founding, the Alexandria parental engagement. After all, engaged parents Community Trust, or ACT, created a and caregivers are a child’s greatest asset. women’s giving circle to deliver on one of its founding goals to raise the level of investment So far, the Circle has invested more than and engagement in effective philanthropy in $200,000 in our children. We are particularly Alexandria. Giving circles are one of the fastest- proud to have launched the Spanish-speaking growing forms of philanthropy in the country. The Arlandria Playgroup, which provides opportunities Women’s Giving Circle of Alexandria is made up for parents to become more effectively involved of mothers, daughters, grandmothers, sisters in their children’s development, and for pre- and volunteers. We pool our financial donations, schoolers to learn and practice skills that will time and expertise to make a difference in the help them when they transition to school. To lives of Alexandria’s most vulnerable children and prepare for the opening of the new Center for their families. Alexandria’s Children, we painted the walls and “warmed up” the rooms to make the children I hope that every woman in the community will and families there feel more comfortable. participate in our ever-widening circle. We believe that every woman can be a philanthropist and, The board and staff at ACT have consistently together, we can make a significant and lasting supported our giving circle with their expertise, difference — a difference that none of us could access to community leaders, and an annual make on our own. $25,000 investment totaling $75,000 to date, all of which help us expand the Circle’s reach From the beginning, we made a conscious effort and effectiveness. to keep our investment fees low and provide flexible opportunities for community involvement. We call this “the new philanthropy.” It’s flexible. In three short years, we have grown from 25 It’s affordable. It’s inspiring. Most importantly, original founders to more than 300 members. it’s focused on results.

Beyond affordability, women are drawn to our Holly Sloan current campaign that focuses on preparing President Alexandria’s children for success by promoting Women’s Giving Circle of Alexandria

We call this “the new philanthropy.”

THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR THE NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION | 35 donor profile louise p. zanar fund

We are giving young people opportunities in the arts that they might not otherwise have. Louise would have loved that.

36 | 2007 annual report n the days and weeks after Louise Zanar’s Our fund’s executive committee, which includes unexpected death, we — her closest friends Louise’s sisters, has looked to The Foundation’s and life partner — were overcome with grief. staff and resources such as the Spirit of Giving People kept asking what they could do to honor guide to select our grantees. That’s how we Louise’s memory. At some point, someone found our way to the D.C. Creative Writing suggested creating a memorial fund through Workshop, the Levine School of Music’s program The Community Foundation. None of us had at THEARC and The Theatre Lab School of the done anything like this before, but we were Dramatic Arts. Through the Louise P. Zanar Fund, determined to honor her spirit. we are giving young people opportunities in the arts they might not otherwise have. Louise would And what a spirit! Louise was incredible. She have loved that. was a gifted writer, musician and cook, and a well-respected labor lawyer. But there was We couldn’t have pulled this off without The something else. Louise had an extraordinary Community Foundation. We would have been knack for bringing people together — whether it overwhelmed by the paperwork and reporting was her family, friends, colleagues or people who requirements — distractions that would have didn’t necessarily know one another. She was taken us away from focusing on the loving spirit always using her artistic talents to raise money and positive impact of our work. At a very sad and make the world a better place. No cause time in our lives, The Community Foundation was too big or too small. helped us honor and remember all of the qualities we loved, and still love, about Louise. Given Louise’s philanthropic nature, it seemed Members of the Executive Committee particularly fitting to create a memorial fund at Louise P. Zanar Fund The Community Foundation which, in turn, would be used to make grants to the kind of youth- serving organizations Louise cared about.

We are giving young people opportunities in the arts that they might not otherwise have. Louise would have loved that.

THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR THE NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION | 37 consolidated statements of financial position

38 | 2007 annual report consolidated statements of activities and changes in net assets

THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR THE NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION | 39 donor funds

1330 Tenants Association Fund Building Community Through the Arts Dr. Christine A. Dingivan Foundation Gladiola Fund Abramson / Silverman Family Fund Barbara Bush Foundation Book Fund William D. Doeller Fund Gladys Christianson Fund Academy for Classical Acting Arthur Bushkin Foundation Hannah K. Dowell Fund for Iona Senior Glazman Family Foundation Services Scholarship Fund KB Fund Dr. Kenneth and Mrs. Cheryl Opacinch The Dr. Richard E. Grant Fund Marylanders For College Opportunity Peggy Cooper Cafritz Foundation Gorelick Family Fund for Charitable (Access) Dunbar Scholarship Fund Giving Helen R. Cahill Memorial Fund Anthony Acri III Foundation Nancy Young Duncan Fund L. Rosemary Guthrie Fund for Calvin Coolidge Fund Friends House Adamson Fund Mark Watson Eager Foundation Camp 4 Kids Fund Paul J. Guthrie Sr. Memorial Fund Esthy and James Adler Philanthropic Terry and Lindsay Eakin Foundation Fund Gina and Arch Campbell Foundation Hagan Charitable Fund Early Childhood Collaborative Fund I Advisory Board Community Fund Sean Campbell Memorial Traffic Safety Hagans Family Fund Fund Early Childhood Collaborative Fund II African American Network Gloria S. Hamilton Fund Manuel Rafael Candamo Memorial Fund East of the River/CFNCR Fund Susan W. Agger Family Fund Nancy Parsons Hancock Fund Capital For Children Fund Education Organizing Fund Agger-Loewy Foundation Virginia Bierbrier Harris CapitalSource Fund James L. Eichberg Foundation Nonie and Larry Akman Fund Donya and Areohn Harrison Care Fund Capital Speakers Club Foundation - Dr. John M. Eisenberg Healthcare Fund Madeleine K. Albright Fund Harwood Family Fund Hester Beall Provensen Scholarship Emergency Assistance Fund Alder Fund Help the Homeless Fund Foundation for Catecholamine Research Emergency Fund for Washington Post Alzheimer’s Study Group Centerpoint for Leaders Company Employees Help the Homeless-Officer Fund Anacostia Restoration Research Project Cerf-Dunbar Fund Emergency Loan Fund Joe Higdon and Ellen Sudow Fund Fund CharityWorks Emergency Response Fund - Marpat Holtz Family Fund Anonymous Fund I Chellgren Family Foundation Fund Emson Family Fund Hoops for the Homeless Anonymous Fund II Dorothy Cherry Scholarship at St. Jonah Solkoff Eskin Memorial Fund Horning Family Fund Anonymous Fund IV Benedict the Moor School E*Trade Bank Donor Advised Fund Lawrence A. Hough Advised Fund Anonymous Fund V Chesapeake Crescent E*Trade Financial Corporation Donor Lawrence A. and Kathleen M. Hough Anonymous Fund VIII Children, Youth and Families Working Advised Fund Family Fund Anonymous Fund IX Group John D. Evans Advised Fund Howe Family Fund Laura Samford Armitage Family Fund China Education Fund Marine Corps Exceptional Family The Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Hughes Fund Member Assistance Fund AT&T Fund Faye F. and Sheldon S. Cohen Advised I Have A Dream Foundation of Fund AUBG Community Fund ExxonMobil Advised Fund Washington, DC Harryette Cohn Fund for the National ExxonMobil Community Fund Ignatius Fund Sarah E. Auer Memorial Scholarship Museum of American Arts Docents and Fund the Furtherance of the Arts Faison and Clayborne Family Fund Immigrant Empowerment Council George and Dorothy Avery Fund Community First Bank Organizing Group Judith and David Falk Charitable Trust 2001 Inaugural Charitable Donor Advised Fund Stewart and Jane Bainum Fund Community Leadership Fund Fannie Mae Foundation Fund Roberta Bainum Family Fund Interfaith Conference of Metropolitan Common Ground Fannie Mae Foundation Fund - Parent Washington Fund Baker & Hostetler Fund Centers Commonweal Foundation Fund International Diversity Film Market E. and M.S. Balogh Fund David B. Feinsilver Fund for Research on Community Cash Fund the Psychotherapeutic Treatment of IPMAAC Fund Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Community Do Good Fund the Severely Disturbed Literacy Alexine Clement Jackson and Aaron G. Connor Family Foundation Barbara Bush Fellowship Fund for Adult Jackson Charitable Fund The Barnabas Fund Learners Michael M. and Julia B. Connors The Jerath Family Fund Beaty Family Fund James and Beth Fenton Family Community Fund J.O. Wilson Library Beekhuis DC Community Fund Foundation Corporate Executive Board Fund Mitchell A. Johnson and Jane Fox- Linda K. Berdine Foundation Derrell T. Ferguson Asthma Education Cowan Award Fund For Humanitarian and Research Fund Johnson Fund Berhanu Soccer Fund Reporting First Lady’s Family Literacy Initiative Anne Hale and Arthur W. Johnson Fund Diane and Norman Bernstein Fund Marshall B. Coyne Fund Leonard L. Fischman Fund The Johnson/Browning Family Fund Bethesda Ever Green Project Fund Creative Communities Fund Fleischer Family Foundation Joint Affinity Group Bibby Family Fund Crisis Fund for Colleagues Harry S. Flemming Charitable Fund Gary and Rosalyn Jonas Fund Richard P. Biby Educational Scholarship Wayne Curry Charitable Fund Joy S. Johnson Fund Fund Florida Literacy Initiative Danaher Fund The Jurkovich-Schwartz Fund Black Philanthropic Alliance Fort Lincoln Community Fund Lou Hill Davidson and Ralph P. Davidson Just 4 One Fund William Blackton Memorial Fund for Fund Ronna L. and Stanley C. Foster Fund Kaiser Permanente Fund for Community Journalists DC Emergency Assistance Fund Sandra N. “Dutchess” Foster Scholarship Foundation Benefit The Mary Margaret Pipkin and Bob DC Forum Fund Boisture Fund Freddie Mac Community Relations Donor Leonard and Tobee Kaplan Philanthropic DC Leadership in Action Fund Fund Bradley Charitable Fund Assisted Fund DC-CAP Fund Kathryn J. Kapsch Memorial Fund Bradt Family Fund Bowyer and Terri Freeman Family Fund District of Columbia Public Schools Kashtan-Horowitz Family Fund James Brady Presidential Fund Friends of Camp David Fund I Claude and Nancy Keener Charitable Brahmavihara Fund Friends of the Dominican Republic - District of Columbia Public Schools Community Challenge Fund Fund Peter David Brendsel Fund for Children’s Fund II Brian and Josephine Kelly Family Fund Literacy Fund for Interracial Reconciliation and DC WritersCorps Education Nancy and Jorge Kfoury Foundation Bridging Differences Delaney Family Foundation Fund The Gelato Fund Michael and Valerie Kirkman Fund Cathy Brown Family Fund Lucy Delgado Memorial Fund Norman and Esther Gelman Fund William and Linda Kirvan Family Ann, Don, Cathy, and Laura Brown Family Herbert H. Denton Jr. Memorial General Dynamics Disaster Relief Fund Foundation Fund Scholarship Fund Kesi Gilford Reynaud Memorial The Knight Family Fund Dillard H. Brown and Frederick E. White The Desai Family Donor Advised Fund Foundation Foundation Michele Susan Kogod Memorial Fund

40 | 2007 annual report Kovler Fund Bernard Myers Fund for the Performing Odie Rones Memorial Fund Edward and Merrielou H. Symes Arts Charitable Fund Irving and Ethel Kriegsfeld Memorial Margaret W. and Robert W. Root Family Fund MYTA Foundation Charitable Fund Tacelosky Tzedakah Fund Kulp Family Fund Nation of Immigrants Fund Rosenbaum Family Fund Martha and Stephen Tallent Family Foundation La Paz Fund National Capital Bank Fund Gary Rosenthal Collection Foundation Tarver Family Fund Latin American Youth Center Future Neighborhood Transformation/Family Ruina Family Fund Taste of Salt Fund Fund Development Rumford Foundation Taylor Family Fund Laura Bush Foundation for America’s Network Alliance Foundation Fund Christopher A. Ruppert Family Fund Libraries Kenneth R. and Linda W. Thornton Network for Instructional T.V. Designated June Russell Fund Lawrence Family Fund Fund Family Fund Gene and Lauren Sachs Family Fund Laura Bush Foundation Gulf Coast James M. and Virginia W. Newmyer Anwar Romare Trask Fund School Library School Initiative Family Fund Sallie Mae 911 Education Fund Nancy Tray Fund Deborah H. and Roger M. Lebbin Family A.G. Newmyer III Foundation The Sallie Mae Fund Trowbridge House Foundation Fund Nonprofit Open Source Initiative Fund Sallie Mae Fund Scholarship Fund Thomas and Sally Troyer Fund Adele and Mortimer Lebowitz Fund Nonprofit Roundtable of Greater Sandom Seiden Family Charitable Umoja Project Fund Leder Family Philanthropic Fund Washington Foundation Undesignated Community Fund Philip and Aya Leder Philanthropic Fund Nordberg Family Fund Roger and Vicki Sant Fund U.S. Naval Academy Fund Bruce and Karen Levenson Fund OAK & BAMBOO FUND — “wisdom and The Sarah Lahr Educational Fund strength” The Valentine Family Charitable Fund R. Robert and Ada H. Linowes Fund Save Darfur (Endowed Fund) Kazem Omidvar Fund Valerie Carter-Tarr Cancer Fund Schimel Lode R. Robert and Ada H. Linowes Fund Alex Orfinger Fund Venable, Baetjer, Howard & Civiletti Jeffrey J. Schragg and Mary Jo George Advised Fund Linowes Leadership Awards Fund Daniel E. O’Sullivan Scholarship Fund Fund Venture Philanthropy Partners, Inc. Local Telecommunications Services Out of School Time Fund John and Martha Schwieters Fund Scholarship Fund Virtual Foundation Robert J. and Linda M. Owen Foundation September 11th Fund - DC Visions into Reality: The Campaign for Lockheed Martin Employee Disaster Palisades Community Fund Relief Fund Serenity Fund Iona College Frank and Nancy Parsons Foundation Pauline Shackleton Fund Wallace Anderson Fund Lodestar Fund Fund Reva and David Logan Family Fund Shakespeare Theatre Endowment Washington Area Partnership for Partners in Education Fund Immigrants Keeshun Lurk Memorial Fund The Shanny Family Foundation Malcolm and Pamela Peabody Washington DC Police Foundation The Lynch Charitable Fund Charitable Fund Vincent and Helen Sheehy Foundation Washington Examiner Fund Brenda MacDonald Melanoma Research Pearl Advance Scholarships The Shirley Allen Grant, MD Fund Washington Foundation Fund Foundation Pearl Family Fund Silent Partners Sponsored Program Edward Mahoney Scholarship Fund Fund Washington Post Company Employee Timothy and Regina Pearson Fund Hurricane Relief Fund Maine Family Initiative Fund Simple Abundance Charitable Fund Pennies for People Fund Lawrence and Kimberly Weinberg Fund ManTech International Fund Tara C. Sirmans Foundation Pennsylvania Avenue Fund Gregory Weingast Fund Markley Family Fund Robert L. and Janet R. Sloan Family Mary Catherine Pfeiffer Fund for Fund Ruth and Emanuel Weinstein Charitable HMJS Marks Fund Children’s Literature The Slocum Charitable Fund Trust Marriott Disaster Relief Fund David A. Pichette Fund Irene Slosberg Memorial Fund Weiss Fagen Fund The Mary Ann Bernald Fund Dennis and Rebecca Pick Charitable Wellspring Fund Smith Family Foundation Maryland Initiative Whelpley Family Fund Pinkard Family Fund Lloyd D. Smith Foundation Joan and David Maxwell Fund Kevin and Jane White Fund Poco a poco Fund Roy Smith Memorial Scholarship Fund Daniel and Karen Mayers Fund The Willard Family Fund Polly Shackleton Fund for IONA Senior SmokeFree DC Education Fund Tim McBride Charitable Gift Fund Services Janet W. Solinger Trust Susan Willens Family Fund Raymond and Diane McClure Family Positive Youth Development Fund Frank and Melissa Williams Foundation Fund Special Fund Potomac Region Fund Spirit of Giving Guide Fund Willkie, Farr & Gallagher, LLP Greater DC The McFadden/Corey Giving Fund Community Foundation N.S. and R. K. Preston Fund Spring Creek Foundation Anti Poverty Jill McGovern and Steven Muller Fund Kemp B.B. Wills Fund Prince George’s Fund Fund Lee Kimche McGrath Living Memorial Wills-McMahon Charitable Foundation Fund The Raborn Family Fund Spring Creek Foundation Designated Fund Fund Marvin and Jo Anne McIntyre Family Kaye K. Ramach Fund Heather Joy Wilson Memorial Fund Foundation Spring Creek Foundation Environmental Randall Hale Johnson Fund Fund Wilson Renaissance Fund McKinless Family Fund Refugees International - Kathwari Starbucks Memorial Fund Wine Advocate Fund for Philanthropy Harold McLinton Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Starr Foundation Fund WMACCA Corporate Scholars Fund Roberta Messalle Fund Regional Cultural Planning Initiative State Advisory Panel on Special Robert E. Wone Memorial Trust Metro Memorial Scholarship Fund Reich Family Foundation Fund Education for the District of Columbia Woodbury Fund Metropolitan Washington Union Ritz Carlton Community Footprints Fund Stern Family Fund Community Fund Workforce Development Fund Roaring Fork Fund Norma Steuerle Fund Metropolitan Washington Bankers Fund WPMP Charitable Fund Eugenia Robb Foundation Art and Kimberly Stevens Family Fund The Michael and Carol Berman Young Journalists Development Project Carlos and Linda Roberts Family Fund Strikeouts For Troops Charitable Gift Fund Youth Civic Engagement Fund The Robertson Family Fund Bechunn Anna Su Memorial Fund Microsoft Unlimited Potential Fund Youth Philanthropy Initiative - Virginia John W. and Louise W. Robinson Summit Foundation Fund Mille Grazie Memorial Scholarship Fund Youth Philanthropy Initiative Survivors’ Fund Minerva Fund Robinson Family Fund Youth Summit Sponsored Program Fund Swain Family Charitable Trust Fund for Mitochondrial Research Laura S. Rodgers Fund Louise P. Zanar Fund Swish’s Wishes Mario Morino Fund Pasquale T. Romano, Sr. Family Karim Zia Charitable Foundation Foundation Sonja E. Swygert Family Fund MV Financial Group Charitable Fund Margot and Paul Zimmerman Fund

THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR THE NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION | 41 FY2007 contributions $5,000+

118 Foundation Association of Corporate Counsel Mr. Christopher W. Brown and Mrs. Mimi Mr. and Mrs. Brian Conboy Conger 1330 7th Street LP Auctionpay, Inc. Concordia DC, LLC Mr. Donald Brown 1925 K Associates, LLC Mr. and Mrs. George Avery Congressional Bank Mr. Michael Brown 55th Presidential Inaugural Committee Mr. William L. Babcock and Mrs. Mary Ann ConocoPhillips, Inc. Roberts Building Hope...A Charter School Facilities A & E Television Networks Conrad Cafritz Charitable Trust Fund Ms. Jean A. Baderschneider AB Initio Software Corporation Consumer Health Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Herman E. Bulls BAE Systems Abbie Norman Prince Trust Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cook Ms. Harriet S. Burke Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bainum ABN AMRO Services Company Cooper Aerobics Center Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burman Mr. Jerald T. Baldridge ACS State & Local Solutions, Inc. Corporate Executive Board Burr Residential Properties Ballard Spahr Andrews & Ingersoll, LLP Adam Corporation Council on Foundations Dr. and Mrs. Marvin R. Burt Bank of America The Adams National Bank Covenant Community Church Mr. Arthur Bushkin Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Mr. Joseph J. Adams Covington & Burling Literacy Mr. Calvin Butler ADC Builders Creative Associates International, Inc. Mr. Barry P. Barbash Cable One Adventist Healthcare Credit Suisse First Boston Barclays California Community Foundation Advisory Board Company Mr. Harlan R. Crow Mr. Michael A. Barnstijn and Ms. Louise Mr. Neil S. Callaghan Advocates for Justice and Education, Inc. A. MacCall Mr. and Mrs. Jim Crownover Mr. and Mrs. Arch Campbell AES Corporation Mr. and Mrs. F.T. Barr Cruise Industry Charitable Foundation, Inc. Capital City Public Charter School Affiliated Computer Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William Barrett CSC Corporate Shared Services - PO40 The Capital Group Companies Mr. and Mrs. Richard Agnich BB&T Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Cullen Capital One Services, Inc. AIG American General Life Insurance Beach Concerts, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Neil P. Cullen CapitalSource Finance LLC AIG SunAmerica Inc. Bear, Stearns & Co. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Culvahouse Jr. Capitol City Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Larry Akman BearingPoint, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John Currie Carlson Family Foundation HRH Prince Turki Al Faisal Al Saud Beatrice Snyder Foundation The Curtis & Shonda Schilling Foundation Mr. William Jeffrey Carlton Dr. Nasser Al-Rashid Mr. and Mrs. Beaty DaimlerChrysler Corporation Fund Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Carlucci Albert & Ethel Herzstein Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Louis Beecherl Danaher Foundation Carnegie Corporation of New York Foundation Ms. Tracey Bennett Darby Foundation Ms. Martha Z. Carnes Alexander Abraham Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bergen Datatrend Technologies, Inc. Cartinhour-Woods Foundatin Alexandria Seaport Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Stuart A. Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. Davidson Mr. Stephen Caruthers Alexandria Sportsmans Club Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bernton Mr. Jack L. Davies Fund Annie E. Casey Foundation Berg Family Charitable Foundation Julie Davis and John Metz Mr. Edward R. Allen III Mr. James L. Casserly Mr. Timothy P. Berry Mr. William B. Dawson Mr. Lou Allstadt and Ms. Melinda Hardin CBRE CB Richard Ellis/L.J. Melody Capital Bessemer Trust Markets Altria Corporate Services, Inc. DC Children and Youth Investment Trust Corporation Mr. Randy Best CenterPoint Energy Altria Group, Inc. Mrs. Robert Dedman Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Bibby Mr. Charles Cerf America Online, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Delaski Mr. Jonathan L. Billings and Mrs. Elizabeth Charles E. Smith Real Estate Services LP America’s Charities Gilles Dell Computer Corporation Charles J. Wyly, Jr. Fund of the American Jewish World Service, Inc. Billington Imports, Inc. Communities Deloitte & Touche LLP American Society of Newspaper Editors Black Child Development Institute, Inc. Charles Stewart Mott Foundation Foundation DemocracyInAction.org BlackRock Financial Managment, Inc. Ms. Eric Chavez AmeriSphere Multifamily Financial Drs. Jitendra and Saryu Desai Blanton and Wareing Families Fund Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Association, Inc. Amgen Pac-Match Gift Program Mr. Paul Desmarais BNP Paribas Chevy Chase Bank Amherst Securities Group, L.P. Deutsche Bank Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bodwen Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church Ms. Marilyn Anderson Dewey Ballantine LLP Mr. and Mrs. Randall J. Boe Chinquapin School Andrews & Kurth, L.L.P. Dick & Betsy De Vos Foundation Ms. Diane Marie Boilard Christ Lutheran Church The Annenberg Foundation Dickstein, Shapiro, Morin & Oshinsky LLP Mr. David L. Bole Mr. and Mrs. Tim Christy Honorable and Mrs. Hushang & Shahla Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. DiNardo Ansary The Bookout Family Foundation Citigroup Business Services DLC Corp Show Account The Anschutz Foundation Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. CityBridge Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Sean Dobson AOL LLC The Boras Corporation Claire Gianinni Fund Doggett Enterprises, Inc. Apogen Technologies, Inc. Mr. Louis C. Bosetti Clark Construction Group, LLC Mr. Michael Dolan Apollo Housing Capital, LLC Boston Properties Mr. and Mrs. Kevin B. Clark Mr. and Mrs. James E. Doll Appix, Inc. Bowden Realty Inc. Mr. Charles A. Clarkson Dominion Resources, Inc. AR Landsman Foundation Inc. Bracewell and Patterson, LLP Clearwire Ms. Joan Marie Donahue Arcana Foundation Bradford M. Freeman Foundation Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton Donohoe Real Estate Services Arent Fox PLLC Mr. David M. Bradt Jr. Mr. Marc A. Cohen Dorothy L. and Henry A. Rosenberg Jr. Foundation Arlington County Police Mr. and Mrs. William K. Brehm Collaboration Council for Children, Youth and Families Arnold & Porter LLP Mr. and Mrs. Leland Brendsel DRS Technologies, Inc. Communities Foundation of Texas Arthur E. & Clara M. Morrissette Bresler Family Foundation Mr. William N. Dudley Foundation Community Partnership for the Prevention Mr. and Mrs. Scott Brickman Mr. and Mrs. John H. Duncan of Homelessness Arts and Humanities Council of Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Mr. and Mrs. Archie W. Dunham Montgomery County Community Technology Foundation of Broadband Library California Mr. Albert J. Dwoskin Assets Resolution Ventures, LLC Mr. Kenneth E. Broughton Computech E*Trade Bank

42 | 2007 annual report E*Trade Financial Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Barry P. Forman Halliburton Company Ms. Lynne C. Israel The Eacho Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Scott Forrester Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Hammer J. Willard and Alice S. Marriott Foundation Ed Haggar Family Foundation Fort Lincoln Newtown Corporation Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hamre Jack H. and William M. Light Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Fredric M. Edelman Forum of Regional Association of Mr. Scott Hancock Grantmakers Dr. and Mrs. Aaron G. Jackson Mr. Jonathan S. Edelman Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Hanlon Fox Family Foundation Mr. John D. Jackson EDS Ms. Cindy Hardin France-Merrick Foundation, Inc. James A. & Margaret W. Elkins 1983 Edward L. Milstein Foundation Harold Simmons Foundation Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Franks El Paso Energy Service Company Mr. Michael N. Harreld James M. Collins Foundation Freddie Mac Foundation Mr. Ronald L. Ellerbeck Mr. David C. Harrington JBG Development Group LLC Frederick H. Bowis Community Scholarship Mr. Edwin Donald Elliott Jr. Hartford Foundation For Public Giving Fund Jeht Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ellis Mr. and Mrs. John H. Harwood II Ms. Nan Frederick Jenner & Block LLP Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ellis Jr. Mr. Frederick H. Hauck and Ms. Susan The Freedom Forum Jewish Communal Fund Bruce EMC Corporation Mr. Joshua Freeman Jewish World Watch Mr. Stephen A. Hayes Ms. Laurie Emrich Ms. Dana B. French John and Maureen Hendricks Charitable Haynes and Boone, LLP Mr. and Mrs. Phillip D. Enegren Foundation Friedman Billings Ramsey & Company, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Marshall Henry Mr. and Mrs. England The John Akridge Company Mr. and Mrs. Alan Friedman Herb Block Foundation Enterprise Products Services John P. McGovern Foundation Friends of Historic Great Falls Tavern Ms. Mary Lee Herbster Enterprise Rent-A-Car John Shorb Landscaping, Inc. Friends of the Dominican Republic Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hetherington Enterprise Solutions Group Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson Mr. Steve Frisby HF Adamson Foundation Father John J. Enzler Mr. Everett C. Johnson and Ms. Judith A. FS Prime Consulting, LLC Hicks Holdings, LLC Brocies Episcopal Senior Ministries FTI Consulting, Inc. Mr. Joseph R. Higdon and Ms. Ellen L. Mr. George E. Johnson Eric & Marianne Billings Foundation, Inc. G & G Outfitters Inc. Sudow Mr. Robert I. Johnson Ernst & Young, LLP Ms. June R. Gable The Hill Snowdon Foundation Ms. Sheila C. Johnson Newman Estate of Bernard Myers Ms. Crystal Gaines Ms. Lyda Hill Jones Lang Lasalle Americas Estate of Kazem Omidvar Mr. and Mrs. John F. Gallo Jr. Ms. Constance J. Hipkins Mr. Michael H. Jordan Eugene McDermott Foundation Gamma Construction Company Hispanics in Philanthropy Joseph H. Kanter Foundation ExxonMobil Corporation Garchik Family Foundation Hitachi Data Systems JPMorgan Chase Mr. Alan B. Fabian and Mrs. Jacqueline M. Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Garcia Mr. Quan Hoang Richards Juniper Networks Inc. Gemi, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Hoffman Ms. Randa Fahmy Hudome Kaiser Permanente Gene & Jerry Jones Family/Dallas Mr. John D. Hofmeister Fairfield Ludlowe High School Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Kamins Cowboys Charities Mr. and Mrs. Forrest E. Hoglund Fannie Mae Kaplan Early Learning Company General Dynamics Corporation Mr. Eric H. Holder and Dr. Sharon D. Fannie Mae Foundation Mr. Roy Kaplan Georgetown University Medical Center Malone Fannie Mae Pac Match Program Ms. Betsy Karel Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gillespie Holland & Knight Charitable Foundation, Mr. Andrew L. Farkas Inc. Mr. Scott G. Kasen The Ginger Murchison Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Don Faust Mr. and Mrs. Edgar W. Holtz Katherine Perot Contribution Account GMAC Mortgage Mr. Robert S. Feinberg Home Builders Care Foundation, Inc. Kathryn Green Fund Mr. and Mrs. James Goedert Feld Entertainment, Inc. - Road & Joseph F. Horning Jr. Charitable Lead Ms. Lisi Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Terence C. Golden Promotion Annuity Trust Dr. and Mrs. Ashok G. Kaveeshwar Mr. and Mrs. Michael Goldman Mr. Alan D. Feld Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Horning, Jr. Mr. Richard A. Kay Goldman, Sachs, & Co. Ms. Melody H. Fennel Ms. Naomi K. Horowitz Ms. Marianne M. Keler and Mr. Michael Mr. Stephen B. Goldstein and Ms. Mr. Raul Fernandez Host Hotels & Resorts, L.P. Kershow Antonietta Corvas Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Mr. Mary House Ms. Martha Kellenberger Mr. and Mrs. Alexander P. Golitzin Mr. Robert E. Finfer Howard & Geraldine Polinger Foundation Kelley Drye & Warren LLP Good Shepherd Episcopal School Mr. and Mrs. Joe Corbett Mr. and Mrs. John Hrncir Mr. and Mrs. Brian Kelly Gordon D. Sondland and Katherine J. First Commercial Bank Durant Foundation HSBC Markets, INC. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford M. Kendall First Tennessee Gordon V. & Helen C. Smith Foundation HSBC Securities (USA) Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Kennett Mr. Leonard L. Fischman Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gorelick HSC Foundation Mr. Peter Kent Mr. and Mrs. David G. Fiske Mr. Patrick C. Gorman Mr. Gary Huddleston Mr. and Mrs. Baine Kerr Flagstar Bank Government of the District of Columbia Mr. and Mrs. Tim Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Kestner Mr. Todd Flemming Mr. Donald E. Graham Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hughes Mr. Robert C. Kettler Flora Cameron Foundation Mr. Joe M. Graham Hunt Consolidated, Inc./Communities Ms. Sherry Key Foundation of Texas Florencio Lopez - Navarro Ms. Mary L. Graham Kimsey Foundation Ms. Caroline R. Hunt FMC Energy Systems Ms. Mary W. Graham Kinder Foundation Hunton & Williams, LLP Ms. Nancy M. Folger Dr. Richard E. Grant Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. King Mr. Douglass E. Hutt Mr. Stephen L and Mrs. Sandra M. Foote Great American Land LC Mr. and Mrs. John E. King Hyattsville Community Newspaper Ford Foundation Greenbelt Federal Credit Union Dr. and Mrs. William Kirby I.M.A., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Ford Greystone Servicing Corporation, Inc. Kirkland & Ellis LLP Ideal Realty Forest City Enterprises Charitable GSAC Partners Kirkpatrick & Lockhart Nicolson Foundation, Inc. Input/Output, Inc. Graham LLP Mr. Kirk Hachigan Forge Company International Monetary Fund Mr. and Mrs. William Kirvan Ms. Michele V. Hagans

THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR THE NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION | 43 Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Koch Martha’s Table Mosbacher Foundation, Inc. Pasternak & Fidis, P.C. Ms. Karen Koenig Mary and Daniel Loughran Foundation, Inc. Mr. James H. Moshovitis Pat Covelli Foundation, Inc. Kohler Homes, Inc. Maryland Leadership Workshops, Inc. Ms. Keith Mosing Mrs. Donna C. Pate KPB Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Elvis Mason Mrs. Cherna Moskowitz Patrick F. Taylor Foundation KPMG LLP Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Matelwich MR Default Services, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Krause Max and Victoria Dreyfus Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Mudd Mr. Jacob E. Peavy Mr. J. Morten Kreutz Mrs. Joan Maxwell Mr. Clay Mulford Mr. and Mrs. George J. Pedersen Mr. Jack Krumholtz Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw Mr. and Mrs. James J. Mulva Ms. Pat Peebler Mr. and Mrs. William J. Kruvant Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Mayer Munimae Foundation, Inc. Peninsula Community Foundation Mr. Walter P. Kulp Mr. and Mrs. Daniel K. Mayers Mr. and Mrs. Burke Murchison Mr. Craig Pernick Kwowledge Consulting Group, Inc. Mr. Tim McBride Mr. James D. Murphy Perot Foundation Mrs. Sarah Lahr Mr. Scott McClelland Mr. and Mrs. David P. Murray Mr. and Mrs. H.R. Perot Jr. Ms. Goldie Lang Mr. and Mrs. Ray McClure Mr. Richard Naing Peterson Family Foundation Latham & Watkins LLP Mr. Devon B. McFadden and Mrs. Ronya Nancy Brinker Charitable Foundation The Philanthropic Collaborative A. Corey Latin American Youth Center Naomi & Nehemiah Cohen Foundation Mr. David A. Pichette Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McGee Mr. Roger M. Lebbin National Association of Realtors Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Pick Dr. Jill E. McGovern and Mr. Steven Muller Dr. and Mrs. Philip Leder National Black Child Development Ms. Madeleine A. Pickens Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. McGrath Lehman Brothers National Center for Family Literacy, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. R.H. Pickens Mr. and Mrs. James F. McIngvale Lehman Smith McLeish PLLC National Philanthropic Trust Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP Mr. and Mrs. Marvin H. McIntyre Ms. Mary Frances leMat National Press Foundation Mr. Robert M. Pinkard McKinsey & Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Levenson NCI - Lending a Hand Planet Oar, Inc. Ms. Victoria W. McMahon Leveraging Investments in Creativity Dr. and Mrs. Charles Neblett Mr. Andrew Plepler Ms. Karen McMillan Levi Strauss Foundation Neighborhood Transformation / Family Plum Beach Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert McNair Development Libra Foundation PMI Mortgage Insurance Co. MCPS Charity Campaign Fund Mr. and Mrs. Hassan Nemazee Mr. and Mrs. John H. Lindsey The PNC Financial Services Group Mr. Bill Mearse Mr. Richard Nespola Sr. Linowes Fund Mr. Curtis J. Polk Medical City Dallas Limited Ms. Kimberly C. Neuhauser Mr. R. Robert Linowes Mr. Abraham Pollack Ms. Carol A. Melton Nevada Community Foundatin Live Nation Mr. Abe Pollin The Meltzer Group The New York Community Trust The Llelanie Sutton Orcutt Foundation Trust Mr. Simon Posen Mr. and Mrs. Alan Meltzer Mr. A.G. Newmyer Lockheed Martin Post-Newsweek Media, Inc. Melvin & Betty Sembler Philanthropic Fund Mr. and Mrs. James M. Newmyer Loeb & Loeb, LLP of Tampa Orlando Potomac Area Newcomers Club Mr. Thomas R. Nides and Ms. Virginia C. Mr. Paul Loyd Premium Distributors of Washington Dr. John Mendelsohn Moseley LS+K Family Trust PricewaterhouseCoopers Mercer Management Consulting Mr. Bernard A. Nigro Lucas Petroleum Group, Inc. Prince George’s County, Maryland Mercury Foundation Nonprofit Solutions The Lucille and Bruce Lambert Charitable Princeton Information LTD. Merkin Family Foundation Norman Foundation, Inc. Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Profit Merrill Lynch Mr. Chuck Norris Lura Bradfield Foundation Prophet Mertz Gilmore Foundation North Star Foundatin Mr. Scott F. Lutgert Ms. Caren H. Prothro Metro Teenaids Northern Trust, NA Luther King Capital Management Public Welfare Foundation Henry and Deborah Metzger Northrop Grumman Mr. and Mrs. Theodore D. Lynch Pyramid Breweries, Inc. Eugene and Agnes E. Meyer Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Martin Novek Lyondell Chemical Company Mr. Steven J. Quamme and Mrs. Ashley Mr. Robert J. Meyer and Ms. Christa V.A. Noyes Air Conditioning Contractors, Inc. M & T Charitable Foundation Vecchi Davis-Quamme William and Susan Nussbaum The Mackenzie Foundation Microsoft Corporation Quanex Corporation O’Donnell Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John B. Maier II Mr. Scott Miller Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Quigley O’Melveny & Myers LLP Main Street Homes, LLC Ms. Diane F. Mills R.A. Overcash, Jr. Family Foundation Mr. James G. O’Shaughnessy Mrs. Mary Malgoire Mr. and Mrs. Peter Minshall Mr. and Mrs. Brian Rafferty Mr. Andrew Ockershausen Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP Mirant Mid-Atlantic, LLC Mr. Franklin D. Raines Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Odeen Dr. and Mrs. Paul M. Mann Ms. Mary V. Mochary Mr. and Mrs. W. Russell Ramsey Mr. Randall Odeneal and Ms. Susan Falk Mr. and Mrs. David F. Manning Modern Technology Solutions, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Rathjen Pierre and Pamela Omidyar Fund ManTech International Corporation Bessemer Trust Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ratner Omnitech Systems Marakon Associates, Inc. Monterey Fund, Inc. Raytheon Open Society Institute Marathon Oil Company Montgomery County Collaboration Council RBC Capital Markets OPNET Technologies, Inc. Mario M. Morino Trust Montgomery County, Maryland RBS Greenwich Capital Ms. Llelanie Orcutt Mr. Arthur Marks and Ms. Nancy Casey Morgan Stanley RDM Enterprises Orrick, Herrington, Sutcliffe Foundation Marpat Foundation Moriah Fund Mr. Owens Leroy Rea Jr. P & R Enterprises, Inc. Marriott International, Inc. Morino Institute Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reaves P.W. Communications Inc. Marriott Ownership Resorts, Inc. Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation Mr. Michael Recanati and Mr. Ira J. Statfeld Pacific Coast Highlands No. 1, Inc. 11 Mr. and Mrs. J. Willard Marriott Jr. Ms. Sue A. Morrison Rector Construction Company W.P. Carey Foundation Inc. Marshall B. & Dee Ann Payne Fund of Mortgage Bankers Association Redwood Commercial Management Co LLC Community Foundation of Texas Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Parseghian Mortgage Insurance Companies of America Mr. and Mrs. Trevor D. Rees-Jones Marshall B. Coyne Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas T. Parsons Mr. Andrew Regan

44 | 2007 annual report Regions Bank Mr. Carl Sewell Survivors’ Fund, LLC Vineyard Christian Fellowship Related Capital Co. Seyfarth, Shaw, Fairweather & Geraldson Ms. Lynn Sushholtz Vinq, LLC Reliant Energy Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Vincent A. Sheehy Ms. Karin R. Swartz Mr. Andrew A. Viola Reznick Group, P.C. Dr. Ralph Shrader T.J. Brown & C.A. Lupton Foundation, Inc. Mr. Azad Virji Mr. Harry Rhoads Sidley Austin Brown & Wood Mr. Mike Tacelosky Ms. Ann vom Eigen Ms. Kerry M. Richard The Sidney and Charline Dauphin Mr. Richard Tagle Mr. and Mrs. George Vradenburg III Foundation The Richman Group Affordable Housing Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Talbert W. K. Kellogg Foundation Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Jurg Siegenthaler Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Tallent Wachovia Bank, N.A. Dr. Leonard M. Riggs Jr. Silver Eagle Distributors, Inc. Target Wachovia Capital Markets, LLC Mr. John Ritter Mr. Jonathan Silver and Ms. Melissa Moss Taylor Foundation Wachovia Corporation Robert & Kay Onstead Foundation Mr. Lester P. Silverman and Ms. Patty Mr. and Ms F. Chapman Taylor Abramson Mr. and Mrs. J. Virgil Waggoner The Robert P. and Arlene R. Kogod Family Mr. and Mrs. William W. Taylor Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kurt N. Simon Wal-Mart Foundation TEK Systems Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Neal Simon Walker & Dunlop/Green Park Financial Temple Emanuel Mr. Joseph E. Robert Jr. Simpson Housing Solutions, LLC Washington Consulting Inc. Mr. Chet Thaker and Ms. Julie Dobson Mr. and Mrs. Tony Robertson Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP Washington Gas Light Company Mr. Byron Thomas Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William G. Robertson Ms. Virginia Sloan Washington Golf Charities, Inc. Mr. Gary S. Thompson Mr. Doug Rock Mr. Tom Slone Washington Hebrew Congregation Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Mr. Alex Rodriguez Ms. Malinda B. Small Washington International Horse Show Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Tilney Mr. and Mrs. John F.W. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Merle M. Smith Washington Management Corporation Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Steven Toll Ms. Regina Rogers Mrs. VM R. Smith Washington Mutual Bank Mr. John C. Tolleson Ms. Rene A. Romano Mr. Mazen I. Snobar Washington Post Company Mr. and Mrs. James R. Tonkel Jr. Mr. Thomas G. Rorrer Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Snowdon Washinton Metropolitan Area Transit Torti Gallas and Partners Ms. Gail Rosenblum Mr. and Mrs. David E. Sobelman Authority Towers Perrin Mr. and Mrs. Billy Rosenthal Social & Scientific Systems Washtenaw United Way Mr. Chuck Townsend Mrs. Sally Rudoy Ms. Janet Solinger Wasserman Foundation Toys “R” Us Children’s Fund Inc. Ms. Ellen Ruina Southern Management Corporation Mr. Ralph Earl Watkins Mr. William L. Transier Mr. Christopher Ruppert Sovereign Bank Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Weinberg Ms. Patricia Tregoning Ruth C. and Charles S. Sharp Foundation, Ms. Betsy Sowell Mr. Gregory M. Weingast Inc. Ms. Glendora R. Trescher Mr. and Mrs. David G. Speck Mr. Martin James Weinstein Mr. David Ruth Triangle Community Foundation, Inc. Spectrum Technical Services Weissberg Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Miles N. Ruthberg Mr. and Mrs. Kenny A. Troutt Spencer Stuart Mr. Peter Welber Mr. Joseph A. Ruzzo and Mr. Mark C. Mr. Thomas Troyer Spindletop Charities, Inc. Lowham Mr. and Mrs. John K. Welch Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tupper Spring Creek Foundation Ryan Homes Wells Fargo Bank The Turner Construction Company St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church Ms. Phoebe C. Welsh The Ryna and Melvin Cohen Family Foundation Foundation, Inc. St. John’s Episcopal Church Wendling Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Twigg Mr. and Mrs. Jin Roy Ryu Mr. Edward A. St. John Mr. Jan Werner TXU Electric & Gas Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Saarloos St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Mr. and Mrs. Clifford A. White UBS Investment Bank Mr. and Mrs. Carsten Sabathia Jr. Mr. and Mrs Joel V. Staff Mr. David B. Wiley Unibic North America, Inc. Mr. Robert Sabelhaus Standardswork Mr. Andrew Will Unitarian Universalist Association of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Sachs Staples Congregations Mr. and Mrs. Richard Willard Safeway, Inc. Starbucks Coffee Company United Business Machines William Stamps Farish Fund SAIC Staritch Foundation, Inc. United Communications Group - Decision Mr. and Mrs. James B. Williams Health Division Saint Alban’s Parish Starr Foundation Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP United Community Ministries Saint Margaret’s Church State of Maryland Mr. Jeffrey E. Wills United States Treasury Sallie Mae Dr. and Mrs. Monte Stavis Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr LLP United States Trust, N.A. Mr. John Salmen and Ms. Ann Scher Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Stavish Wings Enterprises, Inc. United Way Ms. Pam K. Sams Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Stein Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Winter U.S. Bank Sanford & Doris Slavin Foundation Mr. Cliff Sterling WLNY TV 55 U.S. Treasury Ms. Laura Sanford Mr. and Mrs. David Sternbach Mr. Daniel Wolterman USEC, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sant Mr. C. Eugene Steuerle Women’s Funding Network Rena T. Vakay D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Sarkes Jr. Steven and Sheila Miller Foundation Womura Securities International, Inc. Valentine & Kebartas, Inc. Mr. Fayez S. Sarofim Mr. and Ms. Robert Stewart World Bank Van Scoyoc Associates, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart F. Schaffer Ms. Margaret B. Stewart Mr. Dennis R. Wraase Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Schering Corporation Mr. Robert A. Stewart Mr. Sam Wyly Venable Foundation, Inc. Mr. Thomas M. Schlenker Strake Foundation Xanadoo, LLC Venable LLP Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Schmitz Studley, Inc. Xerox Corporation Ventura Commercial Mortgage, Inc. Mr. Jeffrey J. Schragg and Mrs. Mary Jo Ms. Mary Anne Sullivan Ms. Connie Yates George Venture Philanthropy Partners Inc. Ms. Sally A. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zimmerman Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving Mr. Steven Verlin Summit Fund of Washington Mr. Barry Zito General Brent Scowcroft Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Verveer SunTrust Bank Ms. Nina Zolt and Mr. Miles Gilburne Mr. Carl Seiden and Mrs. Vanessa Sandom Vin and Caren Prothro Foundation

THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR THE NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION | 45 affiliates alexandria community trust The Alexandria Community Trust (ACT) sustained its momentum in FY2007, promoting effective philanthropy and helping to stabilize and grow nonprofit organizations through collaboration and capacity- building. ACT welcomed 10 new donor funds, increasing its assets to more than $5.5 million; helped expand the impact of its Women’s Giving Circle of Alexandria initiative (see page 34); led a private/ public collaboration to establish the Center for Alexandria’s Children, serving abused children; and launched Give Back Alexandria, a new donor social network aimed at educating and engaging the city’s next generation of philanthropists. ACT’s nonprofit capacity-building programs offered learning opportunities, financial support and consulting services resulting in stronger, more effective nonprofits serving the residents of Alexandria.

advisory board funds Nonprofit Capacity- Community Leslie Ariail ACT Community Fund Building Grants Engagement Initiatives Alexandria Human Services Council Fund ($60,772) Grants ($25,000) Bill Babcock Alexandria Sportsman’s Club William L. Babcock, Jr., PC Scholarship Fund Grants support programs that Babcock/Roberts Donor Advised Fund Grants reward excellence in Kathy Barsness local nonprofit organizations by connect donors with highly Beyer Family Fund offering financial support and effective nonprofit organizations in Don Beyer Christopher W. Brown and Mimi Conger Fund providing professional development Alexandria. Land Rover Alexandria opportunities and consulting services Collis Warner Foundation Fund to staff and board leadership. Women’s Giving Circle of Alexandria Andrew Blair Cryor DiNardo Family Fund Alexandria, VA Colonial Parking Joan Huffer and Robert Dugger Family Fund Alexandria Neighborhood Health $25,000 Fiske Family Fund Services, Inc. To provide a matching grant encouraging Bob Calhoun Redmon, Peyton & Braswell, LLP Garcia Family Fund Alexandria, VA membership giving and to support Give Back Alexandria $24,772 the organization’s investments in Lyles Carr Rita Susswein Gottesman Fund To support the improvement of financial early childhood parental engagement and information systems The McCormick Group Lynch Family Fund programs Maury Lane Fund Debra Collins Alexandria Seaport Foundation Alexandria Department of Human Mark & Elizabeth Micklem Alexandria, VA Services Family Foundation $6,000 grants (donor- Bruhn - Morris Family Fund For salary support Lisa Collis Ross Family Fund recommended) Collis-Warner Foundation Derek and Ellen van Bever Foundation Alexandria Volunteer Bureau Alexandria Capital Development Foundation Alexandria, VA Paul Weeks II Memorial Fund Alexandria Department of Human Services Allison Cryor DiNardo $15,000 Women’s Giving Circle of Alexandria Carroll Wireless For salary support Alexandria Neighborhood Health Services, Inc. Alexandria Seaport Foundation Rob Dugger ALIVE! Alexandria Volunteer Bureau Tudor Investment Alexandria, VA ALIVE! Inc. grants $4,000 American Red Cross Hon. Bill Euille To support consultant services Mayor, City of Alexandria As a whole, ACT’s Community Fund Animal Welfare League of Alexandria evaluating the ALIVE! Child Development Art for the People grants, totaling $156,772, support Center Kim Fiske two types of programs: 1) programs Beth El House Fiske & Harvey, PLLC delivering measurable, long-term Community Lodgings Campagna Center Lauren Garcia social and economic returns on Alexandria, VA Capital Hospice Potomac Management Group issues impacting children, youth and $500 CARE, Inc. families; and 2) programs utilizing To support a strategic-visioning session Carpenter’s Shelter, Inc. Amy Liu and implementing best practices. for the board of directors Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Arlington The Brookings Institution In addition, the Fund invests in Center for Alexandria’s Children COMPASS organizations that are financially Children’s National Medical Center Lori Morris healthy, good community collaborators, Alexandria, VA Community Lodgings, Inc. Bruhn-Morris Foundation provide issue-based programming and $10,000 Community Residences, Inc. demonstrate strong leadership at the To support consulting services to John Porter Hopkins House and the Northern Area Compass Alexandria City Public Schools board and staff levels. Health Education Center Court Appointed Special Advocates, Washington, DC Scott Price Hopkins House Virginia High Tech Partnership Community Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Alexandria, VA D.C. Central Kitchen, Inc. Collaboratives $500 Stephen Rideout D.C. Creative Writing Workshop, Inc. To support a strategic-planning session Judicial Consultant ($71,000) DC Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy for the board of directors Episcopal High School Emily Rothberg Deloitte Grants support programs that Firefly Children’s Network, Inc. increase philanthropic investment George C. Marshall High School David Speck in Alexandria while serving as a Greater Washington Educational The Speck-Caudron Investment Group of catalyst for collaborative community Telecommunications Association Wachovia Securities philanthropy. Habitat for Humanity International Haven of Northern Virginia, Inc. Eugene Steuerle Center for Alexandria’s Children Healthy Families Alexandria The Urban Institute Alexandria, VA Higher Achievement Program $71,000 Jonelle Stachura Wallmeyer For salary support Home, Inc. Alexandria Community Trust Hopkins House Immanuel Church-on-the Hill Richard Wong Gifts In Kind International Lafayette College Madeira School Maryland Public Television National Association on Mental Illness

46 | 2007 annual report Note: Affiliations are for identification purposes only. Northern Virginia Family Service Scholarship Fund of Alexandria University of California — Berkeley Virginia Public Access Northern Virginia Urban League, Inc. Senior Services of Alexandria Urban Alliance Foundation, Inc. Virginia Theological Seminary Parkinson’s Action Network Share Our Strength Virginia Economic Bridge Washington Middle School for Girls Perry School Community Services Center, Inc. Special Love, Inc. Virginia Foundation for Community College Westminster Presbyterian Church Phillips Collection St. Stephen’s and St. Agnes School Education Woodlawn National Trust for Historic Rebuilding Together Alexandria Stop Child Abuse Now of Northern VA Virginia Opera Preservation Salvation Army Tenants’ and Workers’ Support Committee Virginia Organizing Project WVSA Arts Connection

the montgomery county community foundation Celebrating its 10th anniversary in FY2007, The Montgomery County Community Foundation (MCCF) continued to expand its reach. MCCF encourages individuals, families and businesses in Montgomery County to give locally and regionally as well as nationally and internationally. MCCF works closely with individuals, families and businesses to help them achieve their charitable-giving goals and welcomes their participation in the Sharing Montgomery Fund, which supports effective nonprofit organizations working with children and families from low-income households. In FY2007, 24 new donors opened funds at MCCF, raising its assets to $19.5 million.

Mary A. Malgoire, CFP Heard the World Fund advisory board The Family Firm, Inc. funds Sherry S. Hintz Scholarship Fund The Hispanic Scholarship Fund Officers Lance Matthiesen Gwyn and Nancy Ackland Memorial Fund Dawn L. Hollins M.D. Memorial Fund Educational Direct The Jimi Akin & Jamie Clark Fund The Hollman Family Fund Neal J.B. Simon Ali Bessalel Family Fund Highline Wealth Management Peter & Vivien Hsueh Fund Eugene A. Profit Anlac Fund Chair Profit Investment Management Stephen and Ann Jones Fund Gabe Battista Fund The Kaveeshwar Family Fund Kristin Gerlach Rev. Haywood Robinson Becker and Greaney Family Fund Clifford M. and Camille E. Kendall Gerlach real estate, inc. The People’s Community Baptist Church The Bernie Scholarship Awards Program Family Fund Vice Chair Mildred Beverly Memorial Family Fund Jeff and Sarah Kestner Fund Jeffrey Z. Slavin Rod Bower Memorial Fund Thomas G. Rorrer C.J. O’Shaughnessy, Inc. REALTORS Kirby Family Fund Smith Barney Frederick H. Bowis Community Scholarship Lakelands Community Charities Fund Fund Secretary/Treasurer Peter Welber The Lark Fund The Stephen and Linda Brown Fund Chevy Chase Trust Company Mary Frances leMat Family Fund Nancy Fax, Esq. The Blakely Goddard Burke Pasternak & Fidis Memorial Fund Jonathan Noah Levy Carpe Diem Fund Chair Emerita Founders M. Robert and Carol W. Burman Family Lily Fund Foundation Fund Shirley J. Lowrie Memorial Fund Clifford M. Kendall Dr. Marvin R. Burt & Joy Lee Burt LS+K Family Trust MEMBERS Family Fund Founding Chairman Dr. Daniel F. Lynch Memorial Fund C&O Canal Funds I & II Nancy Becker Anthony M. Natelli* The Mary Malgoire and Beatrice C&O Canal Trust Sponsored Birman Fund UCG Chairman Emeritus Program Fund Tina M. Martin and Mita M. Carlson Foundation Fund Kevin Beverly John G. Puente Schaffer Fund Social & Scientific Systems Chairman Emeritus Ellen & Gregory Carroll Charitable Fund MCCF 10th Anniversary Fund The Clein/Lemann Esperanza Fund MCPS Employees’ Charity Campaign Fund Virginia L. Cheung, Esq. Willard H. Derrick* Lead Fund Alan and Amy Meltzer Family Fund McLean Asset Management Corporation The Conrad Family Fund Ellen & Neil Meltzer Family Fund Rev. Lincoln S. “Lon” Dring, Jr. Cranbrook Fund Lawrence J. Dark The Meltzer Group Employee The Good Samaritan Foundation Julie W. Davis and John R. Metz Giving Fund R. Robert Linowes Family Fund Linowes & Blocher Mercantile Potomac Bank Julie W. Davis, Esq. Chairman Emeritus, The Community Donors InVesting in Arts (DIVAs) Community Fund Caplin & Drysdale, Chartered Foundation for the National Capital Father John Enzler Fund Robert and Dee Metz Sharing Fund Region The Family Firm Donor Advised Fund The Metzger Family Fund Gregory B. Dyer, CPA Fax Family Fund Mike Michaelson MLW Endowment Fund Dyer and Associates, P.C. Charles Lyons Lindsey Joelle Miller Memorial Fund Gazette Newspapers Robert E. Finfer Family Giving Fund Charles and Lisa Claudy Fleischman Family Woodrow Wilson Miller and Mildred Bland Lisa C. Fleischman Miller Fund Dee Carl Metz Fund Barry P. Forman Todd & Tracy Foreman Fund The Montgomery County Employees Charitable Maloney & Metz Giving Fund Carole & Barry Forman Fund Montgomery County Juvenile Court “Kids Fund” Susan Freed, CFP Clyde H. “Rocky” Sorrell The Scott & Shelly Forrester Fund Anthony M. Natelli Foundation Freed Advisors GCAAR Realtors® Care Fund Natelli Communities Foundation Goedert Grozuczak Family Fund Steven Paul Hollman Nonprofit Advancement Fund Law Firm of Hogan & Hartson Michael & Janet Goldman For Montgomery County Charitable Fund The Nonprofit Village Sponsored Program Fund Rosalyn Levy Jonas Gerald F. Gordon Memorial Fund Nourishing Heart Fund Grateful Girls Fund Susan & Bill Nussbaum Family Fund Mary D. Kane James Clifford Haight Charitable Gift Fund Olney Police Satellite Station Fund

* Deceased

THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR THE NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION | 47 The People Building People Fund Community Ministries of Rockville Latin American Youth Center — Craig and Denise Pernick Family Fund grants Rockville, MD Maryland Multicultural Youth Centers Abe and Camille Pollack Family Fund $5,000 Silver Spring, MD Profit Charitable Foundation Fund The Montgomery County Community To support the Latino outreach program, $5,000 Foundation awarded $337,500 in John G. and Beverly A. Puente providing family-centered English To support a summer work skills Advised Fund FY2007 supporting nonprofits serving language instruction and a work skills development and internship program for The Rachel Leah Fund children and families from low-income training program at-risk youth The Brian and Helen Rafferty Trust households, as well as building the Elizabeth Ratner Memorial Fund county’s nonprofit infrastructure. Community Ministry of Montgomery Literacy Council of Montgomery Reaves Family Foundation County County, MD Michael and Nancy Ridgway Family Fund Rockville, MD Wheaton, MD Sharing Montgomery $10,000 $5,000 Robertson Family Charitable Fund To support programs and social To support tutor training, student Thomas and Linda Rorrer Family Fund Fund ($203,000) services assisting the county’s most assessment and matching, and Sally Rudney and Scott Hoekman Family Fund vulnerable residents through faith-based maintenance of a lending library The Sharing Montgomery Fund partnerships for tutors Richard Samit Charitable Fund supports some of the county’s most The Samuel Fund effective nonprofits working with Court Appointed Special Advocate of Manna Food Center Sandy Spring Community Scholarship children and families from low- Endowment Fund Montgomery County Rockville, MD income households. Schain Family Charitable Fund Rockville, MD $5,000 aka The Tigger Fund $5,000 For general operating support Arts and Humanities Council of Arlie W. Schardt Charitable Fund To support the recruitment, training and Montgomery County J.B. and Maurice C. Shapiro Youth Arts Awards supervision of community volunteers Maryland Vietnamese Mutual Fund Silver Spring, MD serving as advocates on behalf of Association Sharing Montgomery Endowment Fund $2,500 abused and neglected children in the Silver Spring, MD To support the Telling Your Own Story Sharing Montgomery Fund county’s foster care system $2,500 after-school arts program Sharing Montgomery Fund II/ To support the Vietnamese Parent Hendricks Charitable Foundation The Dwelling Place Enrichment project, equipping low- Asian American LEAD Anisha Sathishchandra Shetty Gaithersburg, MD income Vietnamese parents with the Memorial Fund Washington, DC $5,000 resources and knowledge necessary to John Shorb Landscaping $5,000 To support transitional housing and increase engagement in their children’s Community Fund To support the mentoring program for intensive case management services for educational and social development Jurg and Linda Siegenthaler Fund Asian American children from low-income homeless families in Upper Montgomery Silver Spring Youth Collaborative Sponsored households County Mental Health Association of Program Fund Montgomery County Neal and Jennifer Simon Fund Asian Pacific American Legal Resource Gandhi Brigade Rockville, MD Slavin 50th Birthday Fund Center Silver Spring, MD $5,000 Steven R. Snapp & Lawrence S. Washington, DC $2,500 To support the Family Foremost Center, Jacobs Fund $10,000 To support a community video project promoting healthy family functioning The Mary Frances leMat/ To support the expansion of direct legal directed, produced and edited by at-risk and child development through training, Social & Scientific Systems Community Giving services for low-income Asian Americans Fund youth mentoring and case management in Montgomery County in four priority Sternbach Family Fund services to low-income families with areas: employment, domestic violence, George B. Thomas Learning Academy Takoma Foundation Funds I–III young children family law and immigration Bethesda, MD Team JS4MS Fund to Fight MS $5,000 Mobile Medical Care, Inc. Technology Community Innovation Fund of the Caribbean Help Center To support the Saturday School, which Bethesda, MD Technology Council of MD Silver Spring, MD Torti Gallas and Partners Charitable Fund offers academic tutoring and mentoring $10,000 $5,000 for students in grades 1-12 To support prescription medication Tran-Katz Family Foundation For general operating support subsidies for low-income, uninsured and Tregoning Scholarship Fund Greater Washington Youth Philanthropy homeless adults The UCG Charitable Foundation Casa de Maryland, Inc. Initiative/The Community Foundation Nancy Voorhees Fund Takoma Park, MD for the National Capital Region Montgomery Housing Partnership, Inc. Nathalie P. Voorhees Memorial Endowment Fund $5,000 Washington, DC Silver Spring, MD Watkins Voter Empowerment Fund To support the Women’s Business $2,500 $5,000 The Randi Joy Waxman Memorial Foundation Training initiative To support the Youth Advisory Council, To support expansion of community life Cliff and Deborah White Family Fund which fosters youth-led philanthropy for programs for children living in affordable Child Center and Adult Services, Inc. Diane Granat Yalowitz Memorial Fund youth-led efforts (Note: the project is housing communities in Montgomery Gaithersburg, MD Charles and Edith Yinkey Fund housed at The Community Foundation for County $5,000 Myra and Leura Younker the National Capital Region.) Endowment Fund To support the AMIGO program The National Center for Children Youth Philanthropy Initiative – Montgomery addressing the mental health needs Hospice Caring and Families County of children and their families from low- Gaithersburg, MD Bethesda, MD Mildred Berry Zeigler Memorial Fund income households $3,000 $5,000 To support outreach to target To support high-quality child care Chinese Culture and Community populations, particularly low-income services at the Betty Ann Krahnke Center Service Center seniors Gaithersburg, MD Nonprofit Advancement Fund for $2,500 Identity Inc. Montgomery County/The Montgomery To support the Asian American Mental Gaithersburg, MD County Community Foundation Health Outreach Education program, $5,000 Silver Spring, MD providing Asian American residents To support the summer recreation $15,000 with critical mental health information program for Latino middle- and high Housed at The Montgomery County in an ethnically and linguistically school youth in the upper county Community Foundation, the Nonprofit appropriate manner Gaithersburg area Advancement Fund for Montgomery County plays a leadership role in Community Bridges IMPACT Silver Spring supporting the development of a healthy, Silver Spring, MD Silver Spring, MD coordinated nonprofit sector in the $5,000 $10,000 county To support empowerment and leadership To support an initiative encouraging programs serving girls and their families new leaders representing the county’s from low-income households in Silver growing multicultural community to Spring and Takoma Park strengthen their voice and their activism

48 | 2007 annual report Passion for Learning Initiative The Washington Area Partnership for Community Ministries of Rockville Silver Spring, MD Immigrants/The Community Foundation grants (donor- Community Ministry of Montgomery County $3,500 for the National Capital Region Community Preservation and Development To support Young Writers’ Academies, Washington, DC recommended) Corporation a year-round, after-school writing $2,500 A Greater Washington Field of Dreams Community Residences, Inc. enrichment program for academically To support programs, leaders and A. Mario Loiederman Middle School Congregation Beth El at-risk students systems addressing the exponential Access Fund Court Appointed Special Advocate growth of the new immigrant population Adelphi Friends Meeting CREATE Arts Center People’s Community Baptist Church in the metropolitan Washington region. African Immigrants and Refugees Foundation Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation of America Silver Spring, MD The Washington Area Partnership for Alexander Capciluto Foundation Crossings: A Center for the Healing Tradition $5,000 Immigrants is a coalition of public and All Saints All Day Child Care Center Crossway Community, Inc. To support the People’s Community private funders in the region. (Note: the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Wellness Center, a volunteer-based Alzheimer’s Association partnership is housed at The Community D.C. Central Kitchen, Inc. healthcare clinic serving low-income Foundation for the National Capital American Cancer Society Dalton School and uninsured residents in the East Region.) American Civil Liberties Union Foundation County area American Diabetes Association Deaf-REACH YMCA Youth and Family Services American Friends of St. Paul’s Girls’ School Doctors Without Borders Planned Parenthood of Metropolitan Silver Spring, MD American Heart Association Duke University Medical Center and Health System Washington $5,000 American Kidney Fund Dwelling Place, Inc. Washington, DC To support the new community center American Red Cross Eaglebrook School $5,000 offering parent workshops and after- American Rivers Earth Conservation Corps To support the Montgomery County school, summer and mentoring programs American University Hispanic MedEd Teen Clinic in Easter Seals to residents from low-income households American Whitewater Gaithersburg, MD Epilepsy Foundation Anglican Compass Rose Society Episcopal Church Foundation Archdiocese of Washington Primary Care Coalition of Montgomery Fabretto Children’s Foundation Art for the People County Fairfax Education Foundation Nonprofit Advancement Arthritis Foundation Silver Spring, MD Family Services Agency, Inc. $5,000 Fund for Montgomery Arts and Humanities Council of Montgomery County First Tee of Montgomery County To support the Tree House Child County ($134,500) Florence Crittenton Services Assessment Center, which helps to Arts Council of Fairfax County, Inc. Fordham University ensure that the testimony of abused Asian American LEAD Friends Community School children is collected and documented in Asian Pacific American Legal Resource Center The Fund plays a leadership role Friends of Choice in Urban Schools a manner that is legally sound, erasing in supporting the development of a Associated Jewish Community Federation Friends of Historic Great Falls Tavern the need for duplicative interviewing healthy, coordinated nonprofit sector Atlantic Seaboard Dyslexia Education Center in the county. Avalon Theatre Friends of the Virgin Islands National Park Rebuilding Together Montgomery Banner College Frostburg State University County IMPACT Silver Spring Bethesda Chevy Chase High School Education GapBuster Learning Center, Inc. Kensington, MD Silver Spring, MD Foundation George B. Thomas, Sr. Learning Academy, Inc. $4,000 $15,000 Bethesda Chevy Chase Rescue Squad George Mason University Foundation To support the home modification To support development of leadership Black Student Fund George Washington University program for low-income homeowners, skills in six local immigrant-led nonprofit Bluemont Concert Series Georgetown Preparatory School particularly seniors and persons with organizations Bowie State University Georgetown University disabilities Boy Scouts of America Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School MOSAICA Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Washington Germantown HELP Red Wiggler Foundation, Inc. Washington, DC Brain Tumor Society Gilda’s Club Damascus, MD $30,000 Brown University Girl Scout Council of the Nation’s Capital $5,000 To support a series of six workshops on Cambridge South Dorchester High Global Giving To support the horticultural therapy and successful nonprofit collaboration vocational training program for adults Capital Camps and Retreat Center Grand Canyon River Guides with developmental disabilities Nonprofit Village Capitol College Greater Washington Educational Telecommunications Association Silver Spring, MD Caribbean Help Center Senior Connection of Montgomery $45,000 Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc. Habitat for Humanity of New York City County, Inc. To support creation of a co-housing Casa of Maryland, Inc. Harbor Island Conservancy Silver Spring, MD facility for local nonprofits Cathedral College Harvard College Fund $2,500 Central Park Conservancy Hebrew Home of Greater Washington To support volunteer recruitment and Nonprofit Roundtable of Central Union Mission Help the Homeless culturally-diverse outreach efforts serving Greater Washington CentroNia Herb Gordon Foundation the county’s growing senior population Washington, DC Cerebral Palsy of New Jersey Holton-Arms School $34,500 Charles E. Smith Jewish Day School of Greater Holy Redeemer School The Shepherd’s Table To support Nonprofit Montgomery!, a Hoop Dreams Scholarship Fund Silver Spring, MD Chesapeake Bay Foundation local “affiliate” focused on building Hopecam $5,000 Chesapeake Center for Youth Development the collective strength, visibility and Hopkins House To support the eye clinic, which provides influence of the county’s nonprofit sector Child and Family Network Centers free basic eye care for homeless, poor, Child Center and Adult Services, Inc. Hospice Caring, Inc. Housing & Community Initiatives, Inc. uninsured and underinsured adults Learning Circle/The Montgomery Children’s Neurobiological Solutions Foundation County Community Foundation Children’s Therapy Center Housing Opportunities Community Partners, Inc Silver Spring Interfaith Housing Silver Spring, MD Chinese American Senior Services Association Howard University Coalition $10,000 Chinese Culture and Community Service Center Identity, Inc. Silver Spring, MD To support a series of four meetings Christ Child Society Imagination Stage $5,000 with family and corporate foundations, Christ Congregational Church IMPACT Silver Spring To support affordable housing and local government representatives Churches’ Center for Theology and Public Policy INOVA Health System Foundation mentoring programs for formerly- and nonprofit leaders examining ways Citizens Committee for Children of New York Institute for Health Technology Studies homeless individuals and families to strengthen the county’s nonprofit City Harvest Interfaith Housing Alliance, Inc. organizations and the nonprofit sector Israel Project St. Joseph’s House City of Takoma Park as a whole Jack and Jill Late Stage Cancer Foundation Silver Spring, MD Class Acts Arts, Inc. $5,000 Columbia College Jewish Community Foundation To support a child care program for Columbia Lighthouse for the Blind Jewish Federation of Greater Washington severely disabled children providing Columbia University Jewish Foundation for Group Homes before- and after-school care as well as Community Bridges, Inc. Jewish Social Service Agency weekend respite to families Community Council for the Homeless at Friends John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Community Foundation of Frederick County John F. Kennedy High School

THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR THE NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION | 49 Judi’s House Montgomery Parks Foundation Progressive Horizons, Inc. Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation Junior Achievement of the National Capital Montgomery Youth Works Project Rebirth Take Charge of Your Life Juvenile Diversion Area MOSAICA Pyramid Atlantic Inc. Program Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Mount Sinai Medical Center Quaker House Takoma Park Folk Festival, Inc. Kevin M. and Sandra P. Grevey Foundation N Street Village, Inc. Rainbow Place Takoma Park Independence Day Committee, Inc. Kids R First National Alliance for the Mentally Ill Realtors Relief Foundation Takoma Park JazzFest Kingsley House National Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy Rebuilding Together Montgomery County Tasis Foundation KIPP, Inc. National Capital Area Council — Boy Scouts Rebuilding Together Washington D.C. Temple Micah Landon School of America Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic of Thirteen/WNET New York Latin American Youth Center National Center for Children and Families Metropolitan Washington Towson University Lawrenceville School National Child Research Foundation Red Wiggler Foundation, Inc. Treatment and Learning Centers Lazarus Leadership Fellows Program National Gallery of Art Reginald S. Lourie Center for Infants & Young Tufts University League of Women Voters of Montgomery National Meningitis Association Robert Pierre Johnson Housing Development United Jewish Appeal Federation of New York County Citizen Education Fund National Multiple Sclerosis Society Corporation United States Fund for UNICEF Lehigh University National Park Foundation Rolling Terrace Elementary School United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Nature Conservancy Rolling Terrace Elementary School PTA University of Baltimore Lighthouse Inc. Neighbors Together Corporation Ronald McDonald House Charities University of California Literacy Council of Montgomery County, MD Neurofibromatosis, Inc. Ruxton Country School University of Maryland Little Star Foundation New Schools for New Orleans Salem College University of Maryland College Park Foundation Liz Lerman Dance Exchange New York Times Neediest Cases Fund Salisbury University University of Maryland Foundation Long Branch Athletic Association New York University Save a Child’s Heart Foundation University of Pennsylvania Loudoun County Small Business Development Nonprofit Roundtable of Greater Washington Save Darfur University of the District of Columbia Center Nonprofit Village Center, Inc. Senior Connection of Montgomery County, Inc. University of Virginia Law School Foundation Loudoun Education Foundation Northern Neck Land Conservancy Seven Hills Foundation University System of Maryland Foundation Lumina Studio Theatre NPower Greater DC Region Shakespeare Theatre Urban Education Exchange Mamaroneck Public Library Olney Chamber of Commerce Shepherd Foundation Victory Youth Centers Manna Food Center Operation Understanding DC Shepherd’s Table Virginia Union University Marine Corps League Foundation Pan Massachusetts Challenge Trust Sheridan School Voices for Children Maryland Charter School Network PANIM: The Institute for Jewish Leadership Sidwell Friends School Warren G. Stambaugh Memorial Foundation Maryland Community Baseball & Values Signature Theatre Washington Area Women’s Foundation Maryland Vietnamese Mutual Association, Inc. Parents Autistic Children Silver Spring Interfaith Housing Coalition Washington Golf Charities Massachusetts General Hospital Passion for Learning Initiative Silver Spring International Middle School Washington Hebrew Congregation Mater Dei School People’s Community Baptist Church Sixth Presbyterian Church Washington Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Mental Health Association of Montgomery Philips Brooks House Association Sligo Creek Elementary School PTA Rights & Urban Affairs Count Piney Branch Elementary School Spanish Catholic Center Washington Revels Mercy Health Clinic Piney Branch Elementary School PTA Squam Lakes Conservation Society Washington Stage Guild Metairie Park Country Day School Planned Parenthood of Metropolitan St. Alban’s Episcopal Church Wellesley College Metropolitan Washington Ear, Inc. Washington St. Gabriel’s Church Wesleyan University Mobile Medical Care, Inc. Polytechnic University St. James Episcopal Church West Virginia University Montgomery Blair High School Potomac Conservancy St. Joseph’s House Wilderness Leadership & Learning, Inc. Montgomery College Potomac Presbyterian Church St. Luke’s Episcopal Church WNYC Radio Montgomery College Foundation Potomac Riverkeeper St. Paul’s School Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts Montgomery County Executive’s Ball Preservation Resource Center St. Stephen’s and St. Agnes School Woodworkers for Children Charity, Inc. Montgomery County Historical Society Primary Care Coalition of Montgomery County, Strathmore Hall Foundation Yale University Montgomery Hospice MD Strayer University Yeshiva of Greater Washington Montgomery Housing Partnership, Inc. Primary Day School Supported Employment Enterprise Corporation YMCA

50 | 2007 annual report the prince george’s community foundation In FY2007, The Prince George’s Community Foundation (PGCF) underscored its role as a vibrant part of rapidly-growing Prince George’s County. PGCF expanded its role as a community convener through a series of discussion forums co-organized with Washington Grantmakers’ Sustainable Communities Working Group, resulting in The Partnership for Prince George’s County. The initiative is designed to strengthen the capacity of local nonprofits by leveraging new philanthropic resources supporting their work. In addition, PGCF welcomed four new funds, increasing its FY2007 assets to $2.9 million.

Ernest Everett Just Foundation John Carroll Recreation Council advisory board funds Mitchellville, MD Judge Sylvania W. Woods Sr. Elementary $1,000 School Action Fund for District 2 To support the creation of a bust of Dr. Judith P. Hoyer Early Childhood Center Officers Artis Hampshire-Cowan Fund Just for placement at the Ernest Everett Kenmoor Elementary School Bank of America Community Just Middle School Kenmoore Middle School Artis Hampshire-Cowan Reinvestment Fund Kent Baptist Church Howard University Bank of America Endowment Fund Mitchellville Community School President Kentland Boxing Association Bank of America InnerBeltway of the Arts Kentland Volunteer Fire Department Community Action Fund Mitchellville, MD Peter A. Shapiro Law Foundation of Prince George’s County University of Maryland Early Childhood Development Fund $500 For general operating support Lee’s Health Screening/Educational Services Vice President Freddie Mac Early Childhood Development Fund Liberty University Practical Living Institute Jason L. Groves Greenbelt Community Foundation Literacy Council of Prince George’s County, MD Lanham, MD Verizon Healthcare Education Fund Maryland Center for Character Education Secretary $1,000 Maryland Cooperative Extension Healthy Families Fund For general operating support Helping Increase Test Scores (HITS) Maryland Spurs MEMBERS Hyattsville Community Foundation Matthew Henson Elementary School John T. and Margaret B. Stewart Fund Mitchellville Community School of the Arts Dr. Valerie D. Callender grants (donor- Morgan State University Callender Skin & Laser Center Learn Scholarship and Grant Fund National Harbor Community recommended) Move Forward Foundation Wayne K. Curry Outreach Fund National Heritage Foundation William H. Murphy & Associates NYLCare Endowment Fund Adoptions Together, Inc. National Organization of Black County Officials Port Towns Shopping Center at American Red Cross Nonprofit Resource and Support Center Colmar Manor Charitable Gift Fund M. H. Jim Estepp American Village Communities North Carolina A&T State University Greater Prince George’s Prince George’s Community Development Fund Ardmore Elementary School Operation Understanding DC Business Roundtable Prince George’s Community Fund Ardmore PTA ORACLE Religious Association Prince George’s County Memorial Library Arise and Walk Ministries Foundation Edythe Hall-Thompson Foundation Fund Patriots Technology Center NAI Michael Company Associated Black Charities Prince George’s Soccer Foundation Port Towns Community Development Association of Neighbors/PUENTE, Inc. Corporation Reginald L. Dunn Education Fund Kerry G. (Kwasi) Holman Bishop McNamara High School Prince George’s Black Chamber of Commerce Prince George’s County Economic Revitalization Fund Black Church and Domestic Violence Institute Prince George’s Child Resource Center, Inc. Development Corporation Stewart Funeral Home Fund Bladensburg High School Prince George’s Community College The Community First/District 5 Fund Leslie Johnson, Esq. Bowie State University Prince George’s Community Foundation, Inc. Thompson Family Foundation First Lady, Prince George’s County Charles Herbert Flowers High School Prince George’s County Mentoring Matters Toys R Us Community Fund Choices for Success Partnership James E. McCollum, Jr., Esq. Wal-Mart Fund Christian Life Center Prince George’s County Public Safety McCollum & Associates Wells Fund Assistance Program City of Glenarden Youth Initiative Fund Prince George’s Harlem Remembrance Charles W. McFadden City of Hyattsville Foundation C. McFadden & Associates Youth Philanthropy Initiative — Prince George’s County Clark Atlanta University Prince George’s Philharmonic Coalition of Adoption Programs Prince George’s Tennis and Education Francis Nelson Foundation M&T Bank Columbia Park Civic Association, Inc. Commercial and Residential Economic Reaching Objectives Through Joint Action Samuel J. Parker, Jr. grants Development Renaissance Medical Group Maryland National Capital Park Community Ministry of Prince George’s County Rhema Christian Center Church & Planning Commission Prince George’s Community Services Coalition of Prince George Rising STARS Youth Scholarship Foundation Community Television of Prince George’s (CTV) Robert R. Gray Elementary School Gregory S. Proctor Community Fund Cooper Lane Elementary G.S. Proctor & Associates Si Se Puede Grants ($3,500) Cottage City Police Department Stars of Tomorrow Youth Foundation Sophia Green Robinson Cultural Academy for Excellence Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation Columbia Equity Financial Corp. Cultural Communications, Inc Take Charge of Your Life Juvenile Diversion Grants from the Prince George’s Program Community Fund support a variety Derek Anthony Moore Charity Inc. William (Bill) Shipp, Esq. Temple University of nonprofit organizations and Dodge Park Elementary School O’Malley, Miles, Nylen & Gilmore Towson University educational institutions serving Duke University Richard Stewart Prince George’s County. Ebenezer Community Development Corporation Training Source Montgomery Mechanical, Inc. End Time Harvest Ministries, Inc. United Communities Against Poverty, Inc. Carrollton Elementary School Energy Institute of the Healing Arts Foundation United Services Association & Economic Howard Stone, Jr. Development New Carrollton, MD Fairmont Heights High School Porter Educational & Communications United Support Foundation $250 Family and Child Services of Washington, DC To support the Colours arts and University of Maryland John Peter Thompson First Baptist Church of Glenarden education program University of Maryland College Park Foundation Behnke Nurseries Glenarden Ardmore Springdale Boys and Girls Club Virginia State University Cesar Chavez Elementary School Beatrice Tignor Glenarden Track Club Virginia Tech Former Board Chair, PGCPS Hyattsville, MD $250 Glenarden Woods Elementary School Vision Elite Track Club, Inc. William Paca Elementary School Dr. Ronald A. Williams To support the Colours arts and Global Developmental Services for Youth, Inc. Prince George’s Community College education program Good Samaritan Community Resource Center Winston-Salem State University Holy Truth Church of God Word of God A.M.E Zion Church Will A. Campos, ex-officio Cultural Academy for Excellence Inner Circle Youth Services, Inc. World Arts Focus, Inc. Prince George’s County Council Bowie, MD Zora Neale Hurston/Richard Wright Foundation $500 For general operating support THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR THE NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION | 51 board of trustees staff

Officers Trustees EXECUTIVE Silvana Straw Senior Program Officer M. Charito Kruvant Larry D. Bailey Terri Lee Freeman (202) 263-4775 Creative Associates International LDB Consulting, Inc. President [email protected] Chair (202) 955-5890 Carol Thompson Cole Luis Francisco Vivaldi Daniel K. Mayers Venture Philanthropy Partners Ayann N. Johnson Program Associate Of Counsel, Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale Executive Assistant to the President/ (202) 263-4768 and Dorr Allison Cryor DiNardo Office Manager [email protected] Vice Chair Carroll Wireless (202) 263-4783 Vice Chair, Alexandria Community Trust [email protected] David M. Bradt, Jr. Wealth and Tax Advisory Services, Inc. Nancy (Bitsey) Folger Shirley Johnson The Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy Treasurer Washington, DC Receptionist (202) 955-5890 Tanisha Bynum Alex Orfinger Artis Hampshire-Cowan [email protected] Program Associate Washington Business Journal Howard University (202) 263-4798 Secretary Chair, The Prince George’s Community Kathy A. Whelpley [email protected] Foundation Senior Vice President, Strategic Planning, Dr. Charlene Drew Jarvis Governance and Special Projects Dr. Doris Gunderson Emeriti Southeastern University (202) 263-4778 Grants Manager [email protected] (202) 263-4782 R. Robert Linowes Marie C. Johns Linowes and Blocher LLP L&L Consulting, LLP Kiev Richardson DEVELOPMENT AND DONOR SERVICES Program Associate Victoria P. Sant Gary F. Jonas The Summit Fund of Washington (202) 263-4781 Medical Body Sculpting, Inc. Kenny Emson [email protected] Senior Vice President, Development Mark D. Rothman and Donor Services The MYTA Corporation (202) 263-4779 Survivors’ Fund Jonathan Silver [email protected] Core Capital Partners Terry O’Hara Lavoie Ben Glenn II Director Neal J. B. Simon Manager of Communications (202) 263-4772 Highline Wealth Management (202) 263-4767 [email protected] Chair, The Montgomery County [email protected] Community Foundation Deborah Obernesser Starlet Hunter Program Associate Samuel A. Schreiber Manager of Donor Services [email protected] Wachovia (202) 263-4763 [email protected] Pete Smith Alexandria Community Trust Smith Consulting Alicia Reid Grants Manager Jonelle Stachura Wallmeyer Richard W. Snowdon (202) 263-4774 Executive Director Trainum, Snowdon & Deane, PC [email protected] (703) 739-7778 Eugene Steuerle [email protected] The Urban Institute FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION Brandi Yee Clarice Dibble Walker Program Manager Howard University Adrienne Brown (703) 739-7778 Senior Accountant [email protected] Ann Wexler (202) 263-4780 Wexler & Walker Public [email protected] Policy Associates The Montgomery County Mark Hansen Community Foundation Chief Financial Officer (202) 263-4777 Anna Hargrave [email protected] Donor Services Associate (301) 588-2544 Kathy Matthews [email protected] Accounting Associate (202) 263-4773 Marliese Kimmons [email protected] Office Manager/Grants Manager (301) 588-2544 [email protected] COMMUNITY INVESTMENT Jaqueline Hunt Ogg Angela Jones Hackley Deputy Director Vice President, Community Investment (301) 588-2544 (202) 263-4766 [email protected] [email protected] Sally Rudney Benton Murphy Executive Director credits Program Officer (301) 588-2544 (202) 263-4765 [email protected] Design: Norman Mallard/Omnistudio, Inc. [email protected]

Donor profiles: Janice L. Kaplan Lee Christian Parker The Prince George’s Senior Program Officer Community Foundation Principal photography: Rick Reinhard (202) 263-4762 [email protected] Desiree Griffin-Moore Executive Director Photo of Barry Zito/Strikeouts for Troops courtesy of Kathy Jacobson Kristin L. Scotchmer (301) 464-6706 Director, Philanthropic Advisory Services [email protected] Special thanks to our profiled donors for their generous participation (202) 263-4769 [email protected]

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