LeadingChange. Lasting Impact. Giving. Inspired 2021 YEARBOOK

COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN | 2021 YEARBOOK 2021 YEARBOOK 2021 Yearbook TO CREATE Table of Contents Permanent, Positive Change IN PEOPLE’S LIVES

The Community Foundation creates permanent, positive change in southeast Michigan through thoughtful philanthropy. With generous support from thousands of donors, the Community Foundation is building permanent endowment and helping individuals, families and businesses fulfill their charitable goals.

Message from the President Funds of the & Chair Foundation $ $ 04 36 101 Million 121 Million 5,500 distributed in grants in new gifts grants made Board of Trustees 2020 Donors 06 70

Programs & Grants Becoming a Donor — 84 Investment Highlights — 85 10 84 Financial Statements — 86 Advisory Committees — 88 $ Former Trustees — 90 Staff — 91 1.1 Billion in assets

2021 YEARBOOK | 3 The Community Foundation continued to support development, and attract residents and visitors to southeast MESSAGE FROM THE organizations working to root out systemic inequities Michigan. The Great Lakes Way vision map can be found at from healthcare, human services, and eldercare. With the greatlakesway.org. generous support of Facebook, we were able to expand our reach and support more Black-led nonprofit organizations. These forward-looking efforts and the outstanding work of nonprofit organizations across our region will be highlighted President & Chair As southeast Michigan and the rest of the nation heard calls in this report. for racial justice, the Community Foundation, in partnership with the Hudson-Webber Foundation, the Ballmer Group We were deeply saddened by the passing of Joseph L. and Oakland County, launched the Community Policing Hudson Jr., the founder and 19-year chairman of the Innovations Initiative. This program supports local law Community Foundation. Joe was an extraordinary civic enforcement agencies, in partnership with community leader and passionate philanthropist. He was known for leaders, to develop substantive, pragmatic, and community- coining the phrase “building community capital,” a phrase driven approaches to policing and public safety. he used to describe the Community Foundation’s financial This was a year like no other. We saw businesses close and That flexibility is from having approximately $800 million of capital, but also the social, moral, and reputational capital nonprofits struggle to figure out how they were going to endowments, enabling us to get money out the door quickly that the we bring to our work in southeast Michigan. continue their important work. At the same time, many in our to where it was needed most and adjust our approach as Our Board has done a superb job of modeling Joe’s example region confronted injustice, illness, economic hardship, and the community’s needs changed. We removed restrictions of community leadership over the years. The Community the loss of friends, neighbors, and family members. from grants that had already been approved and accelerated We are humbled Foundation was pleased to add three new trustees who payments to help nonprofits that had been disrupted by the will help us continue that legacy: Mark A. Davidoff, JoAnn Through our toughest days, however, we saw inspiring pandemic. We also accelerated annual payments to the more Chávez, and Chuck Stokes. And we are grateful to Margaret examples of our community coming together to support those than 200 nonprofits with endowed funds at the Community by the trust that A. Allessee, who retired from the Board in December after 19 in need. Just as the Community Foundation has done for the Foundation. Finally, we joined forces with many donors and years of volunteer service. last four decades, we listened, reached out, and responded foundations to mobilize support for COVID-19 response in with thoughtful, strong, effective action. so many of you healthcare, arts and culture, and small business development. We appreciate the Community Foundation staff who worked in innovative and new ways to enable all we do. We could We are humbled by the trust that so many of you put in None of this would have been possible without your not be prouder of the way this team pulled together to help us through your financial support. Community Foundation generosity and support. We will never forget how our donors put in us. those in need. donors responded to the COVID-19 pandemic and the calls for ensured that we could help so many around our region. Nor racial justice with incredible generosity – contributing a record would it have been possible without the dedication of our We are committed to helping all in southeast Michigan $121 million in new gifts in 2020. The Community Foundation, staff. Every member of the Community Foundation team acted With 14 local and national funders, the Community recover from this pandemic and are inspired by the in turn, made 5,500 grants totaling $101 million to support urgently and compassionately to help our community during Foundation has also launched the Michigan Justice Fund to continued compassion in our communities. Thank you for southeast Michigan nonprofits. Our total assets grew to more this time of crisis, even as they were managing the disruptions reduce Michigan’s reliance on incarceration and detention the generosity of so many, both locally and nationally, who than $1.1 billion, the largest in our history, placing us in the top caused by COVID-19 in their own lives. as the primary response to crime. The initiative also aims helped us over these past few months. The Community 25 community foundations nationally. to advance equity by addressing racial disparities in the Foundation is best when working with others and we Now, as vaccines have made it possible for us to see a juvenile and adult justice systems, and support communities These impressive numbers, however, tell only a small part of welcome your thoughts and suggestions. post-pandemic future, we face a new set of challenges and of color that have been most heavily impacted. the Community Foundation’s story in 2020 – and they do opportunities. Together with nonprofit organizations and not come close to conveying the immense challenges and philanthropic partners, we’re working toward a vision of a more In 2020, we continued to make great strides in the battle opportunities we face in the years ahead. prosperous, equitable, and healthy region. against the opioid crisis through the Michigan Opioid Project. Through our partnership with the Michigan Throughout our history, it’s been our mission to support the In 2020, our New Economy Initiative (NEI) stepped up Department of Health and Human Services, other funders, Mariam C. Noland seven counties of southeast Michigan through good times – to help small businesses across our region navigate the and health-care providers, this impactful program is now PRESIDENT and through tough times. 2020 clearly fell into the category challenges caused by COVID-19. NEI invested $5 million last statewide. of tough times – and we knew early in the year that we would year to strengthen small business support organizations in be challenged like never before. From the first days of the Detroit, Hamtramck, Highland Park, and other Wayne County We also developed a vision for a Great Lakes Way – more pandemic, we heard from nonprofits across our region that communities, helping many small businesses stay open and than 160 miles of an interconnected set of trails and blue were in danger of laying off employees or closing entirely meet their payroll. NEI will continue to create new jobs and ways stretching from Lake Huron to Lake Erie. As we help because of sudden disruptions to programs and expected support countless families in our region for years to come. build southeast Michigan’s economy of the future, the Great James B. Nicholson CHAIR revenues. Their fear was real, but we were ready to help and Lakes Way will promote outdoor recreation, spark economic had the flexibility to change direction to meet the moment.

4 | MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT & CHAIR 2021 YEARBOOK | 5 Phillip Wm. Fisher Florine Mark Karen Sosnick Schoenberg Founder Entrepreneur Principal Board of Mission Throttle L3C REDICO LLC Jack Martin Jenice C. Mitchell Ford Chairman Alan E. Schwartz Chief General Counsel Martin, Arrington, Desai Partner Detroit Public Schools & Meyers PC Honigman Miller Schwartz Community District and Cohn LLP Trustees Barbara L. McQuade Allan D. Gilmour Professor from Practice W. Rickard Scofield President Emeritus University of Michigan Law School Chairman The Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan was founded in 1984 by a visionary Wayne State University May and Scofield Limited Board of Trustees. Now, as then, the Board is comprised of civic leaders who represent Bruce E. Nyberg the breadth, depth, and diversity of the communities we serve. Kouhaila G. Hammer Board Director William W. Shelden Jr. President and CEO Flagstar Bank President Ghafari Associates LLC The Elizabeth, Allan and Cynthia J. Pasky Warren Shelden Fund Steven K. Hamp President and CEO Chair Strategic Staffing Solutions Inc. Chuck Stokes Chair Trustees Michigan Education Director, Editorial & Public Affairs James B. Nicholson Excellence Foundation Bruce D. Peterson WXYZ Chairman Former Senior Vice President PVS Chemicals Inc. William M. Hermann and General Counsel Vivian Day Stroh Linda Wasserman Aviv Ahmad Chebbani President DTE Energy Civic Leader Vice Chair Partner President and CEO Hermann Consulting Penny B. Blumenstein Honigman Miller Schwartz OMNEX Corp. William F. Pickard Maria Thompson Civic Leader and Cohn LLP Paul C. Hillegonds Chairman Venture Partner Matthew P. Cullen CEO Global Automotive Alliance Arsenal Growth Vice Chair Michael E. Bannister Chairman Michigan Health Endowment Fund Former Chairman and CEO JACK Entertainment Stephen R. Polk Gary H. Torgow David M. Hempstead Ford Motor Credit Co. George G. Johnson CEO Chairman of the Board of Directors Partner Managing Director Highgate LLC The Huntington National Bank Bodman PLC Mark A. Davidoff Wendy Batiste-Johnson CEO George Johnson Consultants LLC Founder and President The Fisher Group Glenda D. Price Barbara C. Van Dusen Vice Chair United Black Mothers Bonnie Larson Former President Civic Leader Reginald M. Turner of America, Corp. Paul R. Dimond Civic Leader Detroit Public Schools Foundation Attorney Of Counsel Dale L. Watchowski Clark Hill PLC Albert M. Berriz Miller, Canfield, Paddock Eric B. Larson David T. Provost President, CEO and COO CEO and Stone PLC President and CEO Executive Chairman REDICO LLC Secretary McKinley Companies LLC Larson Realty Group TCF Bank Mary H. Weiser Sarah M. Earley Sean K. Werdlow Civic Leader Thomas C. Buhl Civic Leader John D. Lewis Christopher L. Rizik Senior Managing Director and COO Senior Vice President – Investments Chairman CEO Siebert Cisneros Shank & Co. LLC Treasurer Wells Fargo Advisors Lena R. Epstein Flagstar Bank Renaissance Venture Capital Fund Michael T. Monahan Co-Owner Kenneth Whipple President Andrew L. Camden Vesco Oil Corporation Henry W. Lim Pamela E. Rodgers Former CEO and Chairman Monahan Enterprises Managing Director – Investments Chair Emeritus Civic Leader Consumers Energy Kercheval Financial Group John M. Erb Department of Dermatology of Wells Fargo Advisors Henry Ford Hospital Chairman Hon. Gerald E. Rosen Fred A. and Barbara M. Erb Retired U.S. District Judge JoAnn Chávez Family Foundation Dana M. Locniskar JAMS Senior Vice President and Chief Managing Director, Legal Officer Jennifer M. Fischer Private Wealth Advisor DTE Energy Civic Leader Merrill Private Wealth Management

6 | BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2021 YEARBOOK | 7 Innovating in the Arts

Keeping the arts alive during a pandemic

March 28, 2020, was going to be a big night for the Michigan Opera Theatre. It was scheduled as opening night for “Champion” – Grammy Award-winner Terence Blanchard’s much-anticipated opera based on the life of welterweight world champion Emile Griffith. But when COVID-19 forced southeast Michigan’s stages and exhibition spaces to go dark earlier that month, the debut of “Champion” was postponed – as was the rest of Michigan Opera Theatre’s 2020 schedule.

However, COVID-19 did not stop MOT from Center in West Bloomfield launched an ambitious bringing opera to its patrons. With support from the digital storytelling project that educates the public Community Foundation, it was able to create a series about the history of the Chaldean people and of digital programs called “MOT at Home,” in which preserves elements of Chaldean culture for future it presented an interesting array of virtual lectures, generations. webcasts, and podcasts. It also debuted an adapted live presentation of the opera “Twilight: Gods.” Equal Early in the pandemic, the Community Foundation parts drive-in theater and opera house event, MOT partnered with CultureSource to create a special staged the performance in its parking center for program – the COVID-19 Arts and Creative audience members to experience from the safety of Community Assistance Fund – to address the their cars. needs of arts and culture groups. We appreciate the partnership of many foundations and corporations MOT was one of dozens of southeast Michigan arts that provide both money and guidance. Grants were and culture organizations that were able to stay provided to more than 50 organizations to help afloat and continue to deliver programming in 2020 relieve financial pressures created by the pandemic because of support from the Community Foundation, and to shift to new opportunities. which gave its existing 2020 grantees the option of repurposing their funding where possible to meet Despite exciting innovation, arts and culture groups the pressing needs created by COVID-19. Grantees will continue to face challenges even after they are included brand-name cultural institutions like MOT, able to reopen. The Community Foundation will as well as smaller community organizations. continue to work with its partners to help these vital For example, the Chaldean Community Cultural organizations remain vibrant and prosperous.

COVID-19 Arts and Creative Community Assistance Fund Funders Like many organizations, the Michigan Opera Theatre found itself innovating to bring performances to its patrons Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan, DeRoy Testamentary Foundation, John S. and James L. Knight such as their “Twilight: Gods” drive-in theater. The Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan partnered with Foundation, Ford Foundation, Kresge Foundation, Leinweber Foundation. Max M. and Marjorie S. Fisher Foundation, Peck Foundation, William Davidson Foundation CultureSource to support innovation through the COVID-19 Arts and Creative Community Assistance Fund.

8 | PROGRAMS & GRANTS 2021 YEARBOOK | 9 Support for Tostada Magazine for advertising Arab Community Center for Economic and media coverage related to COVID-19 for and Social Services (ACCESS) high-risk communities...... $10,000 Support for activities to promote participation Alternatives for Girls in the 2020 census in historically undercounted populations...... $500 Support for participation in the Michigan Justice Fund’s peer learning and strategy Support for a transitional housing program for development activities...... $20,000 victims of domestic violence and sexual Programs assault in the tri-county area...... $67,350 Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Support for the Arab American National Museum Disorders Association to hire staff experts to create high quality Support for unusual operating expenses related to digital formats for museum accessibility...... $75,000 COVID-19 in supporting caregivers...... $20,000 Support for programs at the Arab American National Museum for arts programming promoting & Grants American Civil Liberties tolerance and diverse cultures...... $40,588 Union Fund of Michigan Support for the Dearborn Small Business Relief Fund The Community Foundation distributed more than 5,500 grants in 2020. The impact of these grants can Support to SAGE Metro Detroit for general operating to provide emergency capital for neighborhood expenses related to the impacts be seen throughout the year. As one of the largest regional grantmakers in southeast Michigan, we make businesses facing disruptions in operations of COVID-19...... $40,000 strategic investments to move the region forward. We partner with communities, nonprofits, foundations, and due to the COVID-19 pandemic...... $165,000 Support for participation in the Michigan Support to provide immediate relief to the Arab stakeholders to implement solutions to complex issues. We educate the community on pressing needs, build Justice Fund’s peer learning and strategy American National Museum for arts and culture partnerships, undertake targeted initiatives, and make grants to support projects and organizations that will development activities...... $20,000 related efforts...... $10,000

have a positive impact on southeast Michigan and beyond. American Friends Service Committee Arc of Northwest Wayne Support for the Michigan Criminal Justice Support for activities to promote participation Program’s participation in the Michigan Justice in the 2020 census in historically undercounted 1 Michigan For The Global Majority Inc. Area Community Services Fund’s peer learning and strategy populations...... $500 Support for COVID-19 response efforts focused Employment and Training Council development activities ...... $20,000 on undocumented community members in Support for West Michigan Works participation Support to promote 2020 census participation in the metro Detroit...... $10,000 in the Michigan Justice Fund’s peer learning Ann Arbor Charter Township disability community in Wayne County...... $10,000

and strategy development activities...... $20,000 Support for the completion of a critical north-south Area Agency on Aging 1-B 360 Detroit, Inc. non-motorized connection between the B2B Support to begin offering community-driven Advancing Macomb Foundation Support for unusual operating expenses Trail and Marshall Park...... $50,000 during COVID-19 for caregivers...... $20,000 programming in a new neighborhood Support for activities to promote participation gathering space...... $50,000 in the 2020 census in historically Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum Support for promotional materials to encourage undercounted populations...... $500 Support for District Wide Discovery, a STEM historically undercounted residents to participate in the 2020 census...... $2,000 482Forward Support to partner with EmcArts to implement program for 4th graders in three counties...... $70,362 Support for activities to promote participation a workshop series that cultivates cross-sector Support for outreach and care for older adults in the 2020 census in historically Support to provide immediate relief for arts resiliency and collaboration in Macomb...... $50,000 and culture related efforts...... $10,000 and their caregivers related to COVID-19...... $25,000 undercounted populations...... $500 Support to partner with local churches to promote Support for promotional materials to encourage census participation among historically undercounted Ann Arbor SPARK Foundation The Ark historically undercounted residents to populations in Mount Clemens...... $8,000 Support for emergency capital for neighborhood Support to provide immediate relief for arts and culture participate in the 2020 census...... $200 small businesses facing disruptions in operations related efforts...... $10,000 Affirmations Lesbian and Gay due to the COVID-19 pandemic...... $180,000 826Michigan Arkay, Inc. Community Center Inc. Support to provide immediate relief for Livingston Support to provide immediate relief for arts Support to provide virtual skill building and Support for general operating expenses related County small businesses that are impacted employment classes to individuals with developmental and culture related efforts...... $10,000 to the impacts of COVID-19...... $40,000 by COVID-19...... $10,000 disabilities...... $60,000

A Host of People Allied Media Projects Inc. Ann Arbor YMCA Support for general operations for research The Art Center Support for the Equitable Internet Initiative...... $5,000 Support for unusual operating expenses Support to provide immediate relief for arts and experimentation...... $10,000 related to COVID-19...... $20,000 Support for activities to promote participation and culture related efforts...... $10,000

Accent Pontiac, Inc. in the 2020 census in historically undercounted Arab American and Chaldean Council Support for the Social Change Through Music project, populations...... $500 The Art Experience, Inc. Support to provide COVID-19 crisis relief for Support to provide immediate relief for arts a partnership with the Pontiac School District, Support for general operations for the Hinterlands refugees and immigrants...... $10,000 to provide music instruction that meets for research and experimentation...... $10,000 and culture related efforts...... $10,000 COVID-19 needs...... $35,000 Support for activities to promote participation Support for the expansion of a youth-led in the 2020 census in historically Arts & Scraps Support for Porch Lessons, an outdoor, socially- Online Learning Bill of Rights...... $10,000 undercounted populations...... $500 distanced music lesson and wraparound Support to provide immediate relief for arts support for Pontiac students ...... $55,000 Support for Tostada Magazine to build organizational Support for promotional materials to encourage and culture related efforts...... $10,000 capacity and produce quality culturally historically undercounted residents to Accounting Aid Society diverse food journalism content...... $15,000 participate in the 2020 census...... $500 Arts League of Michigan Inc.

Support for financial coaching for small businesses Support for promotional materials to encourage Support to provide immediate relief for arts receiving COVID-19 relief funds...... $ 160,000 historically undercounted residents to and culture related efforts...... $10,000 participate in the 2020 census...... $1,000

10 | PROGRAMS & GRANTS 2021 YEARBOOK | 11 Ascension St. John Foundation Black Family Development Inc. Support for staff capacity building and C-Assist Support for healthcare workers’ unexpected Support for participation in the Michigan immediate relief for Urban Link Village Support to address food insecurity and lack of expenses due to COVID-19...... $62,500 Justice Fund’s peer learning and strategy related to COVID-19 efforts...... $4,830 healthcare access due to COVID-19 in Support for healthcare workers’ unexpected development activities...... $20,000 Support for board and staff capacity building immigrant and refugee communities...... $10,000 expenses due to COVID-19...... $62,500 activities of Leland Community Affairs...... $5,000 Black Mothers Breastfeeding Support for board and staff capacity building Catholic Charities of Association of Chinese Americans Association activities for Cross Pollination Corridor...... $5,000 Southeast Michigan Inc. Detroit Chapter Support for critical basic needs resources for Support for immigration legal services in Oakland, Detroit mothers and babies during the Support for staff and board capacity Macomb, Wayne, and Washtenaw counties...... $5,000 Support to implement COVID-19 building activities...... $5,000 COVID-19 crisis...... $33,333 Support to provide immigration legal services response efforts...... $10,000 Brilliant Detroit for low-income individuals and families...... $35,000 Support for activities to promote participation James and Grace Lee Boggs Center in the 2020 census in historically undercounted to Nurture Community Leadership Support for Birth Detroit in providing critical basic needs resources for Detroit mothers Center for Employment populations...... $500 Support for Riverwise Magazine to pilot podcasting and babies during the COVID-19 crisis...... $33,334 Opportunities, Inc. Support for equipment and program modifications to as a method of storytelling to highlight Support for the Center for Employment Support to hire a special support navigator ensure clients have safe and healthy access to grassroots work...... $10,000 Opportunities - Detroit site’s participation in the Wayne to improve Internet accessibility for needed services...... $58,495 Support for advertising and media coverage in County Reentry Demonstration Project...... $50,000 low-income families...... $50,000 Riverwise Magazine related to COVID-19 for Support for promotional materials to encourage Support for participation in the Michigan historically undercounted residents to participate high risk communities...... $10,000 Build Institute Justice Fund’s peer learning and strategy in the 2020 census...... $1,000 Support for loan relief intervention to provide six development activities...... $20,000 Bound Together months of loan payments to small business borrowers Support for professional development...... $5,000 Athletic Factory Inc. in response to the COVID-19 crisis...... $36,500 The Center for Michigan Inc.

Support for unusual operating expenses Support for public engagement programs in southeast related to COVID-19...... $20,000 Boys & Girls Clubs of buildOn Inc. Michigan and for the launch of BridgeDetroit, Southeastern Michigan Support to engage students at Western International, a news outlet for and by Detroiters...... $50,000 Auntie Na’s House Support for general operations as part of the Osborn, and Cody High Schools in virtual Support for the development of a walking Detroit Auto Dealers Association Charitable service-learning...... $25,000 Center for Popular Democracy path that encircles Auntie Na’s Village and Foundation Fund 2020 grantee cohort...... $37,50 0 Support for Detroit Action for activities to promote Support for Leaders in Training program that introduces physical activity to compliment participation in the 2020 census in historically equips Detroit high school students to fight existing programming...... $40,000 Boys Hope Girls Hope Detroit undercounted populations...... $500 racial inequities and social injustices...... $10,000 Support for general operations as part of the Battle Creek Community Foundation Detroit Auto Dealers Association Charitable Cair Michigan Chapter, Inc. Center for Success Network Support for the Calhoun Opioid Harm Foundation Fund 2020 grantee cohort...... $37,50 0 Support for strengthening Support to provide legal services for American citizens Reduction Project...... $50,000 financial strategies...... $5,000 and lawful permanent residents unable to return to the Bridging Communities Inc. Beaumont Health Foundation Support for activities to promote participation in U.S. from Yemen due to the COVID-19 crisis...... $5,200 Central Care Management Organization Support for healthcare workers’ unexpected the 2020 census in historically undercounted Support for participation in the Michigan Justice expenses due to COVID-19...... $62,500 populations...... $500 Cancer Support Community of Greater Ann Arbor Fund’s peer learning and strategy Support for healthcare workers’ unexpected Support for unusual operating expenses development activities...... $20,000 related to COVID-19...... $20,000 Support for unusual operating expenses expenses due to COVID-19...... $62,500 related to COVID-19...... $20,000 Support for Urban Aging to produce news coverage Central City Integrated Health Belle Isle Conservancy of seniors that is informed by community Canton Community Foundation Support for the care of community members Support to implement tools to ensure the meetings and senior voice...... $16,000 disproportionately affected by COVID-19...... $25,000 Support for promotional materials to encourage Support for Growth Works coaching representation on financial sustainability of the organization...... $15,000 several treatment court panels and to partner with St. historically undercounted residents to Central Detroit Christian Community participate in the 2020 census...... $500 Mary Mercy Hospital to engage patients Berrien Community Foundation, Inc. in peer recovery services...... $50,000 Development Corporation Support for working with Carol’s Hope, a drug Support for Urban Aging News for advertising Support for rent relief intervention to provide crisis intervention center, to provide education and media coverage related to COVID-19 for Carrie Morris Arts Production rent payments for small business tenants in strategic high risk communities...... $5,000 neighborhood business districts impacted and remote access to crisis intervention Support for general operations for research by the COVID-19 crisis...... $22,000 services to Berrien County...... $50,000 and experimentation...... $10,000 Brightmoor Alliance Inc. Birmingham Bloomfield Art Center Inc. Support for Brightmoor Artisans Collective to Support to provide immediate relief for arts Centro Multicultural Support to provide immediate relief for arts provide immediate relief related to and culture related efforts...... $10,000 La Familia Inc. and culture related efforts...... $10,000 COVID-19 efforts...... $4,743 Support for technical assistance...... $10,000 Casoe Group, Inc. Support for Brightmoor Makers staff and Support for a Nonprofit Black and Brown Theatre junior staff capacity building activities...... $4,988 Support to provide immediate relief for arts and culture related efforts...... $10,000 Management Certificate...... $3,368 Support for general operations for Support for staff and volunteer capacity research and experimentation...... $10,000 Support for human and legal services for building activities for Grandparents Cass Community Social Services Inc. immigrants in Oakland County...... $10,000 Parenting Again...... $3,980 Support to provide immediate relief for Support for a mental health staff position to address arts and culture related efforts...... $10,000 Support for activities to promote participation Support for staff capacity building activities COVID-19-related difficulties among individuals in the 2020 census in historically for Good Grief Detroit...... $4,925 and families experiencing homelessness and undercounted populations...... $500 Support for staff and community partner housing insecurity...... $63,600 capacity building activities of City Covenant Church...... $4,618

12 | PROGRAMS & GRANTS 2021 YEARBOOK | 13 Support for promotional materials to encourage Chelsea Senior Citizens Community Development Corporation for Supportive Housing historically undercounted residents to Activities Center Advocates of Detroit participate in the 2020 census...... $1,000 Support to develop and implement a Support for unusual operating expenses Support for promotional materials to encourage comprehensive training and technical assistance Support for unusual operating expenses related to COVID-19 response in Chelsea...... $15,000 historically undercounted residents to initiative to improve the quality of supportive related to COVID-19 response in Pontiac...... $50,000 participate in the 2020 census...... $1,000 housing projects in Detroit...... $60,000 Children’s Center of Wayne County Inc. Chaldean American Ladies of Charity Support for general operations as part of the Community Foundation of COTS (Coalition On Temporary Shelter) Support to provide human services and case Detroit Auto Dealers Association Charitable Greater Flint Support for the evaluation of Passport to management to immigrants and refugees...... $10,000 Foundation Fund 2020 grantee cohort...... $37,50 0 Support for Harm Reduction outreach and service Self-Sufficiency, an individualized coaching Support for activities to promote participation in Flint and Genesee County, in partnership and mentorship program for families in the 2020 census in historically Children’s Hospital of with Wellness AIDS Services...... $50,000 experiencing homelessness...... $74,750 undercounted populations...... $500 Michigan Foundation Support to promote census participation Support for general operations as part of the Community Foundation of Support for promotional materials to encourage among individuals and families in Detroit Auto Dealers Association Charitable Greater Rochester historically undercounted residents to low-income housing in metro-Detroit...... $10,000 Foundation Fund 2020 grantee cohort...... $37,50 0 participate in the 2020 census...... $1,000 Support for safety and accessibility improvements

to the Clinton River Trail in Pontiac including Council of Michigan Foundations Church of Christ Home for the Aged upgrades to road crossings, trail surface, Chaldean Community Foundation Support for annual membership...... $31,800 Support for direct expenses related to COVID-19 and infrastructure...... $300,000 Support for unusual operating expenses response efforts to meet the health, safety, Support to hire a program manager for the related to COVID-19 for caregivers...... $20,000 Support for safety and accessibility improvements or basic needs for staff, individuals, and to the Clinton River Trail in Pontiac, including Southeast Michigan Early Childhood Support for social work and behavioral health families served in southeast Michigan...... $15,000 upgrades to road crossings, trail surface, Funders Collaborative...... $27,50 0 programs for refugees and immigrants...... $10,000 and infrastructure...... $37,000 Support for activities to promote participation CitizenDetroit Action Group Count MI Vote Education Fund in the 2020 census in historically Support for activities to promote participation Community Foundation Support to educate southeast Michigan residents undercounted populations...... $500 in the 2020 census in historically of Monroe County about safe voting practices in the wake of undercounted populations...... $500 Support for promotional materials to encourage Support for increased digital access to education COVID-19...... $34,348 historically undercounted residents to Support for promotional materials to encourage for rural Monroe County students during participate in the 2020 census...... $1,000 historically undercounted residents to COVID-19 pandemic...... $10,000 Courageous Inc. participate in the 2020 census...... $1,000 Support for unusual operating expenses Chaldean Community Cultural Center Support for partnering with Catholic Charities related to COVID-19...... $20,000 of Southeast Michigan to increase the naloxone Support for a digital storytelling project to Citizens for Prison Reform distribution in Monroe County to people who inform the public about the history of the Support for participation in the Michigan use substances and their networks...... $50,000 Covenant Community Care Inc. Chaldean people, and preserve knowledge Justice Fund’s peer learning and strategy Support for general operations in recognition for future generations...... $45,000 development activities...... $20,000 Community Foundation of the 2020 Richard F. Huegli Program Excellence Award...... $5,000 of St. Clair County Chalkbeat City of Hope CDC Support for the restoration and reconstruction Support for the care of community members disproportionately affected by COVID-19...... $25,000 Support for advertising and media coverage Support for data analysis and Excel training...... $1,600 of seven routes of the Bridge to Bay trail...... $147,50 0 related to COVID-19 for high risk communities in southeast Michigan...... $15,000 City Year Detroit Community Housing Network Inc. Crossroads of Michigan Support for staff capacity building activities...... $5,000 Support to expand homelessness prevention, Support to provide basic human services, Chandler Park Conservancy rental assistance program and emergency employment assistance and parenting support for families in Detroit...... $75,000 Support for unusual operating expenses Clark Park Coalition housing programs in anticipation of related to COVID-19...... $20,000 Support for unusual operating expenses increased need due to COVID-19...... $50,000 related to COVID-19...... $20,000 CultureSource Chelsea Area Festivals & Events Community Mental Health Support for a coordinator for a group of local and national arts and culture funder Support for unusual operating expenses Cody Rouge Community of Ottawa County professionals...... $5,000 related to COVID-19 response in Chelsea...... $5,000 Action Alliance, CDC Support for outreach and engagement through Support for activities to promote participation a rapid response program for survivors of Support to expand organizational capacity Chelsea District Library in the 2020 census in historically opioid overdose in Ottawa County...... $98,500 to serve the creative sector during and Support for unusual operating expenses undercounted populations...... $500 after the COVID-19 crisis...... $75,000 related to COVID-19 response in Chelsea...... $15,000 Support for promotional materials to encourage Congress of Communities Support for regionwide arts and culture historically undercounted residents to Support for the Youth Council to implement data collection and research...... $110,000 Chelsea Education Foundation participate in the 2020 census...... $500 a racial justice action project...... $10,000 Support for strategic planning...... $8,364 Deaf Community Advocacy Network Inc. Support for unusual operating expenses related Corner Health Center to COVID-19 in supporting caregivers...... $20,000 Support to transition interpretive services to a virtual Chelsea School District Support for patient-centered care management and remote model and to purchase personal Support for unusual operating expenses The Color of Autism Foundation services amidst COVID-19 pandemic...... $30,000 protective equipment...... $15,400 related to COVID-19 response in Chelsea...... $10,000 Support for peer leader training to elevate the Corporation for a Skilled Workforce voice of Black and African American youth Deaf Performing Artist Network Support to #WhyYouMatter for unusual Support for participation in the Michigan operating expenses related to COVID-19 who have autism...... $10,000 Support to provide immediate relief for arts Justice Fund’s peer learning and strategy and culture related efforts...... $10,000 response in Chelsea...... $5,000 development activities...... $20,000 Common Ground Support to increase organizational capacity for crisis response efforts...... $75,000

14 | PROGRAMS & GRANTS 2021 YEARBOOK | 15 Detroit Area Agency on Aging Support to provide immediate relief for arts Detroit Symphony Orchestra Inc. Support for Kristy’s Child Development Center Support for outreach and care for older adults and culture related efforts...... $10,000 Support for unusual operating expenses to participate in capacity building activities...... $5,000 and their caregivers related to COVID-19...... $25,000 related to COVID-19...... $200,000 Support for Greater Ebenezer Child Care Center Detroit Horse Power Support for digital experimentation in the to participate in capacity building activities...... $2,430 Detroit Association of Support to grow staff capacity and increase area of audience engagement...... $121,559 Support for Gwen’s Heaven’s Angels to Black Organizations operational efficiencies...... $50,000 Support to provide immediate relief for arts participate in capacity building activities...... $2,430 Support for Barton McFarlane Neighborhood Support for pre-development site work for a new and culture related efforts...... $10,000 Association for activities to promote participation Support for Jill’s Creative Learning horseback riding facility to be built on vacant in the 2020 census in historically Childcare Center to participate in capacity land in Hope Village, to serve as the future home Detroit Urban League Inc. building activities...... $3,055 undercounted populations...... $500 for Detroit Horse Power’s youth development programs...... $50,000 Support to transition workforce development programs Support for Little Scholars of Detroit to Detroit Chamber Winds and Strings to a virtual format in response to COVID-19...... $75,000 participate in capacity building activities...... $3,554 Support for unusual operating expenses Support for the Highland Park Business Association related to COVID-19...... $20,000 Detroit Wayne Integrated Support for Squiggles and Giggles Daycare to to build the capacity of its arts council...... $19,286 participate in capacity building activities...... $4,769 Health Network Detroit Development Fund Detroit Institute of Arts Support for the development of a screening Support for Village of Shiny Stars to Support for increased community engagement using and referral process for individuals with opioid use participate in capacity building activities...... $2,357 Support for loan relief intervention to provide six new models, and to increase its engagement months of loan payments to small business borrowers disorder leaving the Wayne County Jail and Support for Rainbow Haven Childcare to within the community...... $127,697 Detroit Detention Center...... $ 1 5 1 , 9 8 4 participate in capacity building activities...... $3,055 in response to the COVID-19 crisis...... $546,000 Detroit Justice Center Support to launch the Virtual Therapy Collaborative, Support for staff capacity building activities...... $4,090 Detroit Economic Growth Association a program designed to provide emergency, short-term Support for a justice reinvestment pilot program mental health services for Detroiters...... $50,000 Support for a partnership with the Detroit Means in partnership with Safe & Just Michigan...... $300,000 Domestic Violence Project Inc. Business initiative to provide human resource (dba: SafeHouse Center) Support for participation in the Michigan technical assistance to small businesses in the City of Detroit Support for direct expenses related to COVID-19 Justice Fund’s peer learning and strategy recovery phase of the COVID-19 pandemic...... $25,000 Support for the Detroit ID program, which helps response efforts to meet the health, safety, development activities...... $20,000 vulnerable populations access medical care, or basic needs for staff, individuals, Support to provide project management for the Detroit Means Business (DMB) initiative food banks, utility assistance programs and and families served...... $10,000 to assist small businesses during the Detroit Police Athletic League, Inc. other critical programs that require COVID-19 pandemic...... $40,000 Support for general operations as part of the identification...... $75,000 Downriver Council for the Arts Detroit Auto Dealers Association Charitable Support for the City of Detroit Health Department Support for technology upgrades for strategic Foundation Fund 2020 grantee cohort...... $37,50 0 Detroit Educational to increase its capacity to provide support plan implementation during and beyond Television Foundation Support to expand science-based related to COVID-19...... $25,000 the COVID-19 crisis...... $35,000 youth programs...... $50,000 Support for advertising and media coverage related Support for unusual operating expenses Support to provide immediate relief for to COVID-19 for high risk communities...... $15,000 Detroit2Nepal Foundation arts and culture related efforts...... $10,000 related to COVID-19...... $20,000 Support to launch the Highland Park Community Support for Detroit Performs!, an innovative effort Crisis Coalition, which will provide emergency designed to support regional arts and cultural Downtown Boxing Gym Youth Program Detroit Public Schools Foundation assistance for residents impacted by the COVID-19 organizations in recovery from impacts due Support for Connected Futures, an effort to get crisis and serve as a long-term community Support for unusual operating expenses to the COVID-19 pandemic...... $150,000 all Detroit Public schoolchildren computers and resiliency resource...... $54,900 related to COVID-19...... $20,000

internet connection for digital learning due Detroit Food Policy Council to COVID-19...... $50,000 Developing Kingdoms In Downtown Detroit Partnership Inc. Support for Oakland Avenue Farm to provide Different Stages Support of public space maintenance Support for Connected Futures, an effort to in 2020...... $225,000 healthy food to 50 families in need...... $5,000 Support to build organizational capacity to get all Detroit Public schoolchildren computers and internet connection for digital learning sustain and grow services for children...... $40,000 Detroit Future City due to COVID-19...... $5,000 Eagle Sports Club Support for youth summits, monthly social-emotional Support for pre-development activities for a Support for unusual operating expenses cohort of eight Detroit-based community development Detroit Public Theatre workshops, and cultural exchanges with a related to COVID-19...... $20,000 organizations to acquire and rehab up to focus on addressing racial equity...... $8,250 Support for general operations for research 80 single family homes...... $50,000 and experimentation...... $10,000 East Side Youth Sports Foundation Development Centers Inc. Support for unusual operating expenses Detroit Hispanic Development Corp. Support to provide immediate relief for arts Support for predevelopment costs associated related to COVID-19...... $20,000 Support to provide emergency relief for undocumented and culture related efforts...... $10,000 with the Irving Park Townhomes Project, a supportive and mixed-status families in Detroit and housing project to serve the Eastern Market Corporation chronically homeless...... $30,000 Downriver communities...... $10,000 Detroit Regional Partnership Foundation Support for rent relief Intervention to provide rent Support for charitable activities that support economic Support for activities to promote participation Support to attend the National Association for payments for small business tenants in strategic development in southeast Michigan...... $2,300,050 the Education of Young Children conference...... $5,000 neighborhood business districts impacted in the 2020 census in historically undercounted populations...... $500 Support for Alice in Wonderland to participate by the COVID-19 crisis...... $122,000 Detroit Riverfront Conservancy Inc. in capacity building activities...... $2,057 Support for promotional materials to encourage Support of public space Eastern Michigan University Foundation historically undercounted residents to participate maintenance in 2020...... $250,000 Support for Children of the Rising Sun Support for Michigan Small Business Development in the 2020 census...... $200 Empowerment Center to participate in Center (MI-SBDC) to offer support services

Detroit Sound Conservancy capacity building activities...... $5,000 to Detroit area neighborhood businesses...... $48,500 Detroit Historical Society Support to provide immediate relief for arts Support for Crystal Swann to participate Support for a collaboration with Design Core and culture related efforts...... $10,000 in capacity building activities...... $1,680 Detroit to develop a replicable and scalable technology and design model...... $55,000

16 | PROGRAMS & GRANTS 2021 YEARBOOK | 17 Funders Network for Smart Growth Goodwill Industries of Greater Detroit Ele’s Place First Step-Western Wayne County and Livable Communities Support for participation in the Michigan Support to staff adult grief support groups Project on Domestic Assault Support for annual membership...... $1,500 Justice Fund’s peer learning and strategy in southeast Michigan...... $24,000 Support for direct expenses related to COVID-19 development activities...... $20,000 Support for grieving children and teens at response efforts to meet the health, safety, The Furniture Resource Center, Inc. the Ann Arbor location in memory of or basic needs for staff, individuals, Support to restore services to safely provide Grace Episcopal Church Alex M. Mackmin...... $1,000 and families served...... $10,000 furniture to families in the tri-county area...... $35,000 Support for COVID-19 related response efforts in 2020 and general operations for 2021...... $20,000 Ruth Ellis Center Inc. City of Flat Rock Garage Cultural Inc. Support for general operating expenses Support for activities to promote participation Support to provide immediate relief for Grace in Action Collectives related to the impacts of COVID-19...... $40,000 in the 2020 census in historically arts and culture related efforts...... $10,000 Support for activities to promote participation undercounted populations...... $500 in the 2020 census in historically Empowerment Plan Support for promotional materials to encourage Dr. Gary Burnstein undercounted populations...... $500 Support for a partnership with Industrial Sewing and historically undercounted residents Community Health Clinic Innovation Center (ISAIC) for the development of to participate in the 2020 census...... $500 Support for launching a comprehensive Grand Haven Area Community personal protection equipment for communities telemedicine program...... $5,000 Foundation Inc. in need related to COVID-19...... $300,000 Focus: HOPE Support for implementation of Harm Reduction Support for increasing internal Support for activities to promote participation services across Ottawa County in fundraising capacity...... $5,000 Enter Stage Right Inc. in the 2020 census in historically partnership with key community partners...... $50,000 Support to provide immediate relief for arts undercounted populations...... $500 Support for the care of community members disproportionately affected by COVID-19...... $25,000 and culture related efforts...... $10,000 Support for the Head Start CEO group to The Grand Rapids Red Project

continue cross-agency partnership...... $55,000 Support for a statewide harm reduction effort in Equality Michigan Gilda’s Club-Metro Detroit partnership with the Michigan Department of Support for promotional materials to encourage Support for general operating expenses Support for unusual operating expenses Health and Human Services and the historically undercounted residents to related to COVID-19...... $20,000 Michigan Opioid Partnership...... $70,000 related to the impacts of COVID-19...... $40,000 participate in the 2020 census...... $500

Girl Scouts Heart of Michigan Grandmont/Rosedale Evangelical Homes of Michigan Forgotten Harvest Support for general operations in 2021...... $50,000 Support to increase program accessibility Development Corp. Support for food distribution efforts at 13 for girls in Livingston, Washtenaw, and Support for rent relief intervention to provide rent sites across the city of Detroit...... $50,000 Evangelical Homes of western Wayne counties...... $15,000 payments for small business tenants in strategic Michigan Foundation Support for food distribution efforts for youth neighborhood business districts impacted and families in the City of Southfield during by the COVID-19 crisis...... $24,000 Support for direct expenses related to COVID-19 Girls Group the COVID-19 crisis...... $15,000 response efforts to meet the health, safety, or basic Support to provide social-emotional support needs for staff, individuals, and families served in Support for an emergency response and academic resilience programming for Grantmakers Concerned with southeast Michigan...... $15,000 mobile food distribution program...... $75,000 young women in Washtenaw County...... $40,000 Immigrants and Refugees Support for annual membership...... $3,750 Girls on the Run International Faith in Action Inc. The Foundation Center-New York Grantmakers in Health Support for unusual operating expenses Support for annual CF Insights membership...... $9,750 Support for Girls on the Run of Southeastern Michigan to launch and implement a new Support for annual membership...... $3,250 related to COVID-19 response in Chelsea...... $15,000 Foundation for Detroit’s Future program curriculum in 2021 focused on social and emotional health...... $11,965 Grantmakers in the Arts Faith in Action Network Support for the DIA settlement (“the Grand Bargain”), Support for annual membership...... $3,800 Support for Force Detroit’s participation in the contained in the resolution of the City of Girls on the Run of Michigan Justice Fund’s peer learning and strategy Detroit Bankruptcy...... $500,000 Great Lakes Recovery Centers, Inc. development activities...... $20,000 Southeastern Michigan Franklin-Wright Settlements Inc. Support for unusual operating expenses Support for a technical assistance project aimed Support for participation in the Michigan related to COVID-19...... $20,000 at increasing access to medication for Support for unusual operating expenses Justice Fund activities...... $1,000 opioid use disorder in the Upper Peninsula...... $50,000 related to COVID-19...... $20,000 Give Merit, Inc. Family Counseling and Shelter Greater Flint Health Coalition Inc. Fremont Area Community Foundation Support for the pre-planning costs of Merit Park, Services of Monroe County a neighborhood park within the city of Support for virtual training for emergency Support for implementation of Harm Support for direct expenses related to COVID-19 Detroit’s 48204 zip code...... $50,000 medicine physicians in Wayne and Genesee Reduction activities in Newaygo County...... $50,000 response efforts to meet the health, safety, counties to increase access to medication or basic needs for staff, individuals, and Gleaners Community Food Bank Inc. for opioid use disorder...... $80,000 families served...... $10,000 Friends in Deed Support for 110 food pantries and soup Support for technology enhancements and kitchens in the city of Detroit impacted Greater Pontiac Community Coalition staffing to ensure the safe delivery of valuable FAR Conservatory of Therapeutic by COVID-19...... $57,50 0 Support for working more cohesively with and Performing Arts human service programs to Washtenaw community stakeholders and connecting with Support to provide immediate relief for arts County residents...... $20,000 Support for food distribution efforts for youth membership during the pandemic...... $5,000 and culture related efforts...... $10,000 and families in the City of Southfield during Friends of Rutherford Pool the COVID-19 crisis...... $15,000 Greektown Neighborhood Partnership Figure Skating in Detroit Support for unusual operating expenses Support for the distribution of food Support for the development of Randolph Plaza Support for unusual operating expenses related to COVID-19...... $20,000 in Detroit...... $20,000 as a downtown public space and bike connector related to COVID-19...... $20,000 for bike routes coming into downtown...... $50,000 Full Circle Foundation Global Detroit Support for unusual operating expenses Support to link immigrant families and small business related to COVID-19...... $10,000 owners with crisis response resources...... $10,000

18 | PROGRAMS & GRANTS 2021 YEARBOOK | 19 Grosse Pointe Artists Association City of Hazel Park Support for community participation in water Jewish Family Services of Support for unusual operating expenses Support over two years to implement SportPort, quality monitoring, analysis and Washtenaw County management...... $50,000 related to COVID-19...... $10,000 a sports equipment sharing program for Support to expand refugee and immigrant youth in Hazel Park...... $50,000 Support for the installation of a universal youth services by creating a Youth Advisory Grosse Pointe Foundation access canoe and kayak launch at Argo Park Committee...... $10,000 in Ann Arbor...... $40,120 for Public Education Hegira Programs, Inc. Support for unusual operating expenses of

Support for unusual operating expenses Support for a coordinated community response CARES program related to COVID-19...... $20,000 related to COVID-19...... $10,000 between law enforcement officers and mental health Independence Land Conservancy professionals for individuals in crisis...... $35,000 Support for the construction of a canoe/kayak Jewish Hospice and Chaplaincy Network launch and parking lot on the Shiawassee Grosse Pointe Garden Center Inc. Support for unusual operating expenses River in Holly...... $50,000 Support for unusual operating expenses Heidelberg Project related to COVID-19...... $20,000 related to COVID-19...... $10,000 Support to provide immediate relief for arts and culture related efforts...... $10,000 Independent Sector JSL Foundation Support for annual membership...... $15,000 Grosse Pointe Historical Society Support for direct expenses related to COVID-19 Support for unusual operating expenses Helping Hut Innocent! response efforts to meet the health, safety, Support for activities to promote participation in the related to COVID-19...... $10,000 Support for participation in the Michigan or basic needs for staff, individuals, and 2020 census in historically Justice Fund’s peer learning and strategy families served in southeast Michigan...... $15,000 undercounted populations...... $500 Grosse Pointe Library Foundation development activities...... $20,000 Support for unusual operating expenses Support for promotional materials to encourage Judson Center Inc. related to COVID-19...... $10,000 historically undercounted residents to InsideOut Literary Arts Project Support for general operations as part of the participate in the 2020 census...... $1,000 Support to provide immediate relief for Detroit Auto Dealers Association Charitable Grosse Pointe North Band and arts and culture related efforts...... $10,000 Foundation Fund 2020 grantee cohort...... $37,50 0 Orchestra Booster Club Henry Ford Health System Support for unusual operating expenses Support for unusual operating expenses Support for charitable purposes, with a preference for International Institute of related to COVID-19 for caregivers...... $20,000 related to COVID-19...... $10,000 use on executive leadership development opportunities Metropolitan Detroit Inc. for Mr. Robert Riney, in recognition of the Mariam C. Support for emergency assistance for immigrant JVS Noland Award for Nonprofit Leadership...... $10,000 Grosse Pointe Rotary Foundation and refugee communities in the Warrendale Support for unusual operating expenses related Support for unusual operating expenses Support for healthcare workers’ unexpected neighborhood of Detroit...... $10,000 to COVID-19 in supporting caregivers...... $20,000 related to COVID-19...... $10,000 expenses due to COVID-19...... $62,500 Support for activities to promote participation Support for uninterrupted provision of medication in the 2020 census in historically Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute Grosse Pointe Symphony services for transgender teens receiving care at undercounted populations...... $500 Support for unusual operating expenses related Orchestra Society Henry Ford’s Health and Wellness Clinic at to COVID-19 in support of caregivers...... $20,000 Support for unusual operating expenses the Ruth Ellis Center...... $50,000 Invest Detroit Foundation related to COVID-19...... $10,000 Support for loan relief intervention to provide six Keep Growing Detroit Support for unusual operating expenses related to COVID-19 for caregivers...... $20,000 months of loan payments to small business borrowers Support for a program that engages youth Grosse Pointe War Memorial Association in response to the COVID-19 crisis...... $212,000 to examine the food system with a racial Support for unusual operating expenses Support for the creation of a public plaza justice lens...... $10,000 Support for the Tech Startup Stabilization related to COVID-19...... $10,000 on the South Campus of Henry Ford Health System...... $50,000 Fund to provide urgent capital for operationa support for companies impacted by the Kids on the Go Growing Hope Inc. Support for healthcare workers’ unexpected COVID-19 pandemic...... $150,000 Support for unusual operating expenses Support for efforts to create an equitable food expenses due to COVID-19...... $125,000 related to COVID-19...... $20,000 system in Ypsilanti and surrounding areas Support for rent relief intervention to provide through youth education and partnerships...... $50,000 Heritage Works rent payments for small business tenants in strategic LACASA neighborhood business districts impacted Support for Digital Sankofa, a web-based Support for direct expenses related to The Guidance Center community building and creative place by the COVID-19 crisis...... $500,000 COVID-19 response efforts to meet the health, Support for early childhood emergency making project...... $55,000 safety, or basic needs for the staff, individuals, needs related to COVID-19...... $20,000 Investigative Reporters and Editors, Inc. and families they serve...... $10,000 Support for Outlier Media to transition its Support for PEDALS classroom resources...... $15,000 Holocaust Memorial Center Support for direct expenses related to Support to provide immediate relief for housing-related text message services and reporting to a Detroit-based news outlet...... $18,000 COVID-19 response efforts to meet the health, Habitat for Humanity of Huron Valley arts and culture related efforts...... $10,000 safety, or basic needs for staff, individuals,

Support for mortgage relief and financial Islamic Center of Detroit and families served...... $10,000 Hope Network Foundation coaching for low-income home owners in Support to provide emergency food and Washtenaw County...... $50,000 Support for participation in the Michigan Lawrence Technological University Justice Fund’s peer learning and strategy mental health services for immigrant and refugee families...... $10,000 Support for the development of personal protection Township of Hamburg development activities...... $20,000 equipment for communities in need related

Support for the restoration of the Hay Jefferson East Inc. to the COVID-19 crisis...... $70,500 Creek Bridge on the Lakelands Trail...... $50,000 Hospice of Michigan Inc. Support for additional telehealth training and virtual Support for rent relief intervention to provide rent payments for small business tenants in strategic Leaders Advancing and HAVEN Foundation technology equipment due to COVID-19...... $30,000 Helping Communities neighborhood business districts impacted Support for direct expenses related to COVID-19 by the COVID-19 crisis...... $12,000 Support to provide mental health response efforts to meet the health, safety, Huron River Watershed Council programming for Arab American middle or basic needs for staff, individuals, Support for diversity, equity and inclusion Jewish Ensemble Theatre and high school students...... $10,000 and families served...... $10,000 planning and integration, in partnership with Friends of the Rouge and the Clinton River Support for unusual operating expenses Support for unusual operating expenses Watershed Council...... $75,000 related to COVID-19...... $25,000 related to COVID-19...... $20,000

20 | PROGRAMS & GRANTS 2021 YEARBOOK | 21 Supporting Small Business & Entrepreneurs

Nurturing small businesses through good times – and bad times

For southeast Michigan entrepreneurs like Danielle North, resilience and flexibility are necessary traits – even during the best of times. But when COVID-19 forced her Grandmont Rosedale business, Kidz Kingdom Child Care and Party Center, to shut down for several months in 2020, North needed some extra help to keep her small business afloat.

North found that support through the New loans. In 2020, small businesses also gained Economy Initiative (NEI). NEI is an entrepreneurial access to stabilization funds, practical assistance, development initiative led by the Community and personal protective equipment from NEI- Foundation which partners with economic supported organizations to help them navigate the development agencies and nonprofits to support pandemic. and nurture entrepreneurs throughout southeast Michigan. Since 2007, NEI has awarded more than With NEI’s support, ProsperUS Detroit is now $127 million to business support organizations that honing its focus to a new phase of work. It aims to have assisted nearly 19,000 companies employing double its annual loan deployment over the next nearly 45,000 people in southeast Michigan. two years, expand its financial coaching program Three-quarters of those businesses are women and to help more emerging entrepreneurs launch new minority-led; NEI prioritizes working with grantees businesses, and launch a new product to help that are adept in helping entrepreneurs who would small-business owners improve their credit. otherwise struggle to gain access to financing and professional services. Through these and other efforts, NEI will continue to support southeast Michigan entrepreneurs, NEI’s work was critical to Kidz Kingdom and 4,900 create jobs, and improve our local economy. NEI other southeast Michigan small businesses that and its philanthropic partners have committed received support during the pandemic’s darkest $20 million to continue the support for small days. ProsperUS Detroit, an NEI grantee, helped businesses in Detroit and Wayne County for Kidz Kingdom navigate state and federal programs the next five years. For more information visit that assisted businesses during the pandemic neweconomyinitiative.org. and provided rent forgiveness and low-interest

Local small businesses gained access to stabilization funds, practical assistance, and personal protective COVID-19 Small Business Relief Fund Funders equipment in 2020 through the Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan’s New Economy Initiative. Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan, Fifth Third Bank, Ford Foundation, Hudson-Webber Foundation, JPMorgan Chase, John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, Ralph C. Wilson Jr. Foundation, William Davidson Foundation

22 | PROGRAMS & GRANTS 2021 YEARBOOK | 23 Legal Aid and Defender Association Inc. Mack Avenue Community Church Support to provide monthly in-person job Michigan Animal Rescue League Support to provide direct legal representation, Community Development Corporation coaching and workforce development Support for technical assistance...... $10,000 workshops...... $50,000 advocacy and related support services for Support for activities to promote participation survivors of domestic violence, in the 2020 census in historically Support for promotional materials to encourage Michigan College Access Network sexual assault and stalking...... $75,000 undercounted populations...... $500 historically undercounted residents to Support over two years to develop an online college participate in the 2020 census...... $500 Support for promotional materials to matching tool that caters to Detroit’s students’ LGBT Detroit encourage historically undercounted residents Support for a partnership with Osborn Neighborhood unique needs and to help students navigate Support for general operating expenses to participate in the 2020 census...... $250 Alliance to provide emergency capital for neighborhood pre-enrollment requirements...... $50,000 related to the impacts of COVID-19...... $40,000 small businesses and social enterprises facing Support for activities to promote Mackinac Center disruptions in operations due to the Michigan Community Resources participation in the 2020 census...... $500 Support for participation in the Michigan COVID-19 pandemic...... $400,000 Support to partner with the Detroit Free Press to provide media access directly to Support to partner with Between the Lines Justice Fund’s peer learning and strategy Support for unusual operating development activities...... $20,000 expenses related to COVID-19 for youth grassroots community leaders through magazine to highlight LGBT+ journalists of color office hours and toolkits...... $15,000 and produce culturally relevant content...... $21,753 sports activities...... $20,000 Macomb Community College Support to promote 2020 census participation Support for the Macomb Center for the Performing Michigan Council on Crime among LGBT+ residents in Wayne, Oakland Matrix Theatre Company Inc. Arts to provide immediate relief for arts and and Delinquency and Macomb Counties...... $12,000 Support for general operations for research culture related efforts...... $10,000 Support for Professional Consulting and development/experimentation...... $10,000 Services participation in the Michigan Justice Liberty and Freedom Now Macomb County Support to provide immediate relief for Fund’s peer learning and strategy Support for Health Management Systems of arts and culture related efforts...... $10,000 Support for early childhood emergency development activities...... $20,000 America’s participation in the Wayne County needs related to COVID-19...... $20,000 Support for data collection and analysis on the Re-entry Demonstration Project...... $180,000 Mercy Education Project impact of COVID-19 on juvenile detention Support for activities to promote participation Support to develop infrastructure, action plans in the 2020 census in historically and secure residential facility populations Living Arts and training required to implement in Michigan...... $50,000 Support to provide immediate relief for undercounted populations...... $500 remote learning...... $25,000 arts and culture related efforts...... $10,000 Support for a community engagement project Support for PEDALS classroom resources...... $21,000 Metro Solutions Inc. about the impacts of juvenile court debt in Support for the Macomb County Health Department Support for DLIVE to increase its capacity to Macomb County, in partnership with the Livingston County Catholic Charities National Center for Youth Law...... $50,000 Support for direct expenses related to COVID-19 to increase its capacity to provide support provide support related to COVID-19...... $50,000 response efforts to meet the health, safety, related to COVID-19...... $25,000 Support for unusual operating expenses of Support for participation in the Michigan or basic needs for the staff, individuals, MI Link Health Program related Justice Fund’s peer learning and strategy and families they serve...... $10,000 MAI Family Services to COVID-19...... $20,000 development activities...... $20,000 Support for unusual operating expenses for Support over two years to provide culturally-sensitive, Support for Nation Outside’s participation in the victim-centered and trauma-informed services Support for Detroit Life Is Valuable support of caregivers related to COVID-19...... $20,000 Everyday’s participation in the Michigan Justice Michigan Justice Fund’s peer learning and to South Asian women who have experienced strategy development activities...... $20,000 domestic violence...... $48,200 Fund’s peer learning and strategy Livingston County United Way development activities...... $20,000 Michigan Department of Health Support for the COVID-19 emergency Main Street Pontiac relief fund...... $10,000 Metropolitan Children and Youth Inc. and Human Services Support to build its capacity by hiring a full-time Support for increased community access to COVID-19 Support for the Community COVID-19 Support for early childhood emergency manager for one year...... $65,000 testing through neighborhood testing sites Relief Fund...... $10,000 needs related to COVID-19...... $50,000 in Wayne and Macomb counties...... $55,000

March of Dimes, Inc. Support for PEDALS classroom resources...... $15,000 Local Circles Support for general operations for the March of Dimes Michigan Disability Rights Coalition Support for a program that engages youth in Metro Detroit as part of the Detroit Auto Dealers Mexicantown Community Support for Detroit Disability Power to racial justice research opportunities...... $8,150 Association Charitable Foundation Fund Development Corp. develop a technical assistance program...... $35,000 2020 grantee cohort...... $37,50 0 Support to provide immediate relief for Luella Hannan Memorial Foundation arts and culture related efforts...... $10,000 Support for unusual operating expenses Support for unusual operating expenses Mariners Inn related to COVID-19 for caregivers...... $20,000 related to COVID-19...... $20,000 Support to prevent the spread of COVID-19 Micah 6 Community Michigan Education among men experiencing homelessness in Support for building organizational Lutheran Homes of Wayne County...... $58,000 capacity...... $10,000 Excellence Foundation Michigan Foundation Support to develop an integrated marketing Support for direct expenses related to COVID-19 Marygrove Conservancy strategy for the Detroit Promise Program...... $25,000 Michigan Advocacy Program response efforts to meet the health, safety, or basic Support for activities to promote participation Support for the Michigan Immigrant Rights needs for staff, individuals, and families in the 2020 census in historically Center to provide legal assistance to Michigan Humane Society served in southeast Michigan...... $15,000 undercounted populations...... $500 immigrant detainees...... $75,000 Support for animal spay and neuter services to control animal populations and keep M&M Area Community Foundation Support for promotional materials to encourage Support to the Michigan Immigrant Rights shelter populations low amidst the historically undercounted residents to Center for communications and narrative COVID-19 pandemic...... $50,000 Support for planning to develop and expand resources participate in the 2020 census...... $1,000 building resources in support of migrant for public education around opioid use disorder as well and immigrant communities...... $10,000 Michigan League for Public Policy as prevention, treatment and recovery efforts Matrix Human Services in Marinette and Menominee counties...... $50,000 Support for Farmworker Legal Services to establish Support for participation in the Michigan Support for early childhood emergency training for medical professionals and outreach Justice Fund’s peer learning and strategy needs related to COVID-19...... $50,000 workers who provide COVID-19 support services development activities...... $20,000 Support for activities to promote participation to migrant and immigrant farmworkers...... $10,000 in the 2020 census in historically undercounted populations...... $500 24 | PROGRAMS & GRANTS 2021 YEARBOOK | 25 Support for the Michigan Collaborative to The Michigan Women’s Foundation Neighborhood Defender Service, Inc. Oakland County Pioneer End Mass Incarceration’s participation in the Support for loan relief intervention to provide six Support for holistic legal representation, training, data and Historical Society Michigan Justice Fund’s peer learning and months of loan payments to small business borrowers collection, and policy advocacy to reduce Support for opening up Pontiac’s strategy development activities...... $20,000 in response to the COVID-19 crisis...... $159,000 the population of the Wayne County Jail...... $75,000 Local History online...... $10,000

Support for matching funds to provide urgent Support for the Neighborhood Defender Michigan Municipal League Foundation Oakland Integrated Healthcare Network Support for the creation of the Hamtramck Park capital for women-owned companies impacted Service - Detroit’s participation in the Wayne Support for the care of community members Conservancy to manage and maintain by the COVID-19 pandemic and for general County Reentry Demonstration Project...... $100,000 disproportionately affected by COVID-19...... $25,000 Hamtramck’s parks and public spaces...... $50,000 operations...... $50,000

Neutral Zone Inc. Michigan Nonprofit Association The Midland Foundation Support to provide immediate relief for Oakland Literacy Council Support for a virtual, peer-learning, education system Support for acute needs of nonprofit Support for the Flood Relief Project Fund...... $25,000 arts and culture related efforts...... $10,000 navigation program for English-limited K-12 organizations during the pandemic, in partnership families in Oakland County...... $5,000 with Michigan Community Resources, Nonprofit Midnight Golf Program New Detroit Inc.

Enterprise at Work, Community Development Support for unusual operating expenses Support for ongoing racial understanding and Advocates of Detroit and Co.act Detroit...... $150,000 related to COVID-19...... $20,000 racial equity work amidst local Oakland Livingston Human impacts of COVID-19...... $50,000 Service Agency Support for annual membership...... $1,100 Support for early childhood emergency Midtown Detroit Inc. Support for the Cultural Center New Hampshire Charitable Foundation needs related to COVID-19...... $20,000 Michigan Opera Theatre Planning Initiative...... $50,000 Support for annual membership for the Community Support for an outdoor theatre for Michigan Support for 2 As 1 Forever Inc. to Support of public space maintenance Foundation Opportunity Network...... $5,000 build internal capacity...... $2,575 Opera Theatre and partner organization performances during a COVID-19 compliant in 2020...... $225,000 Support for Pontiac’s Little Art Theatre spring festival...... $55,000 New Michigan Media (PLAT) Teach to Connect...... $10,300 Support for rent relief intervention to provide Support for a Social/Community Support for unusual operating expenses three months of rent payments for Engagement Manager...... $81,250 Support for Pontiac Community Foundation related to COVID-19...... $200,000 storefront businesses during the to expand organizational capacity...... $5,150 COVID-19 pandemic...... $300,000 Support for the Arab American News, Support to build awareness of the opera the Latino Press and the Michigan Chronicle for Support for Growing Pontiac to engage and increase its engagement within Mosaic Youth Theatre of Detroit advertising and media coverage related to in professional development training the community...... $53,704 COVID-19 for high risk communities...... $45,000 and consultation...... $3,811 Support for general operations for research and experimentation...... $10,000 Support for activities to promote Michigan Organization on Adolescent New Saint Paul Tabernacle Church of participation in the 2020 census in historically Sexual Health (MOASH) Support to provide immediate relief for arts and culture God in Christ Head Start Agency undercounted populations...... $500 related efforts...... $10,000 Support to establish a virtual transgender youth Support for early childhood emergency advisory council to cultivate support, leadership, Support for unusual operating expenses needs related to COVID-19...... $50,000 related to COVID-19 response in Pontiac...... $50,000 and personal advocacy among members...... $38,000 Mothering Justice Support for critical basic needs resources for The Nnamdi Center for Support for the Pontiac Small Business Relief Fund Michigan Organizing Project Detroit mothers and babies during the Contemporary Art to provide emergency capital for neighborhood (dba: Michigan United) COVID-19 crisis...... $33,333 businesses facing disruptions in operations Support to provide immediate relief for due to the COVID-19 pandemic...... $350,640 Support for Oakland Forward Education Fund arts and culture related efforts...... $10,000 to engage in leadership development...... $2,575 Motor City Tennis Club Support for OLHSA’s role in administering the Support for unusual operating expenses Support to expand a community health North End Woodward Pontiac Small Business Relief Fund...... $3,525 related to COVID-19...... $20,000 navigator program in immigrant Community Coalition communities in southeast Michigan...... $10,000 Support for activities to promote participation Oakland University Motown Historical Museum Inc. Support to hire a graduate assistant beginning Support for activities to promote participation in the 2020 census in historically Support to provide immediate relief for undercounted population...... $500 fall semester 2020 to work with the OU in the 2020 census in historically arts and culture related efforts...... $10,000 Chief Community Engagement Officer...... $25,000 undercounted populations...... $500 Support to provide podcast training for citizen MuckRock Foundation, Incorporated journalists to help them produce content Support over three years for the salary and benefits Michigan Primary Care Association about the local effects of climate change...... $15,000 of the executive director of the Pontiac Support for Outlier Media for advertising and media Collective Impact Partnership...... $477,828 Support for the initiation and expansion of coverage related to COVID-19 for high risk communities Support for promotional materials to encourage COVID-19 testing and care through 12 in southeast Michigan...... $15,000 historically undercounted residents to Support over three months for the initial regional health centers...... $200,000 participate in the 2020 census...... $200 administrative cost of office space, data planning, and fiscal agent fee for the Pontiac Muskegon County Support for advertising and media Michigan Scholastic Community Foundation Collective Impact Partnership...... $37,157 Cycling Association coverage related to COVID-19 for Support for recovery coaches to work within high risk communities...... $10,000 Charter Township of Oxford Support for unusual operating expenses the Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion program related to COVID-19...... $20,000 in Muskegon County and serve as conduit to Support for the engineering design of a NW Goldberg Cares 5,500-foot pedestrian safety path...... $50,000 community-based services...... $50,000 Support for a comprehensive development plan to Michigan Science Center design a commercial corridor in a resource-limited Packard Health Inc. Support to provide immediate relief for arts Mycare Health Center neighborhood...... $48,000 and culture related efforts...... $10,000 Support for testing of high-risk individuals Support for COVID-19 rapid testing in Macomb County...... $50,000 Oakland County supplies at the clinic’s Ypsilanti site...... 20,000 Michigan State University Support for the Oakland County Health Department Support for a behavioral health director to Support for expanded efforts to develop Neighborhood Club to increase its capacity to provide support accommodate a growing and vulnerable southeast Michigan student voices Support for unusual operating expenses related to COVID-19...... $25,000 patient population amplified by COVID-19...... $75,000 through journalism...... $50,000 related to COVID-19...... $10,000

26 | PROGRAMS & GRANTS 2021 YEARBOOK | 27 Paint A Miracle City of Pontiac St. Louis Center for Exceptional Silver Maples of Chelsea Support for ArtShip, an online inclusive partnership Support for developing an internal grants Children and Adults Support for unusual operating expenses and mentorship program for artists of all management process and system...... $100,000 Support for infrastructure upgrades and on-site related to COVID-19 response in Chelsea...... $15,000 ages and abilities...... $35,000 educational support services for children with Support to provide immediate relief for Popps Packing intellectual and developmental disabilities...... $65,000 Soulardarity arts and culture related efforts...... $10,000 Support to provide immediate relief for Support for unusual operating expenses Support for activities to promote participation arts and culture related efforts...... $10,000 related to COVID-19 response in Chelsea...... $15,000 in the 2020 census in historically Paint Creek Center for the Arts undercounted populations...... $500 Support for the Art School and Art Anywhere programs, Power House Productions The Salvation Army Livingston that provide education and engagement for Support to provide immediate relief for County Corps South Oakland Shelter Rochester residents amidst the pandemic...... $40,000 arts and culture related efforts...... $10,000 Support for direct expenses related to COVID-19 Support for unusual operating expenses response efforts to meet the health, safety, related to COVID-19 response in Pontiac...... $50,000 Support to provide immediate relief for arts and culture related efforts...... $10,000 Presbyterian Villages of or basic needs for the staff, individuals, Michigan Foundation and families they serve...... $10,000 Southfield Public Schools PeacePlayers International Support for direct expenses related to COVID-19 Support to expand social-emotional learning response efforts to meet the health, safety, programs throughout Southfield Public Schools Support for unusual operating expenses related Samaritas or basic needs for staff, individuals, and as part of COVID-19 response efforts...... $25,000 to COVID-19 for Detroit-based activities...... $20,000 Support for a communication tool for refugees families served in southeast Michigan...... $15,000 that allows for access to health and safety City of Southfield Penrickton Center for Blind Children updates in the recipient’s native language...... $5,000 Professional Engineering Support for the Southfield Human Services Support to recover and restore programs for children Associates, Inc. Support for regional Family Resource Navigators Emergency Relief Fund...... $3,000 who are blind and have multiple disabilities to connect foster youth and families to amidst the COVID-19 pandemic...... $12,820 Support to gather information and develop community resources...... $50,000 a digital vision for the “Great Lakes Way”...... $20,000 Southwest Detroit Business Support for direct expenses related to COVID-19 Pewabic Society Inc. Association Inc. Purple Rose Theatre Company response efforts to meet the health, safety, Support for a workforce training program for Support to provide immediate relief for or basic needs for staff, individuals, Support for unusual operating expenses Spanish-speaking immigrant contractors...... $10,000 arts and culture related efforts...... $10,000 and families served in southeast Michigan...... $15,000 related to COVID-19 response in Chelsea...... $15,000 Support for activities to promote participation in the 2020 census in historically Piast Institute Racquet Up Detroit Scarab Club Support for activities to promote Support to provide immediate relief for undercounted populations...... $500 Support for unusual operating participation in the 2020 census in historically arts and culture related efforts...... $10,000 Support for activities to promote participation expenses related to COVID-19...... $20,000 undercounted populations...... $500 in the 2020 census...... $500 Senior Alliance Inc. Planet Ant Theatre, Inc. Restaurant Opportunities Support to pilot a youth-based broadcast Center United, Inc. Support for outreach and care for older adults news platform in southwest Detroit...... $35,000 Support for general operations for and their caregivers related to COVID-19...... $25,000 research and experimentation...... $10,000 Support for activities to promote participation Support for promotional materials to encourage in the 2020 census in historically SER Metro-Detroit Jobs historically undercounted residents to Planned Parenthood of Michigan undercounted populations...... $500 for Progress Inc. participate in the 2020 census...... $500 Support for health care provision for women Support to promote census participation among Support of a comprehensive quality of life Support for promotional materials to in Detroit and southeast Michigan...... $50,000 low-wage restaurant workers in Wayne and Oakland indicators analysis to identify gaps in needs encourage historically undercounted residents Counties...... $10,000 and services for opportunity youth...... $60,000 to participate in the 2020 census...... $2,000

Plowshares Theatre Company Support to provide COMPAS immediate Support for general operations for Riverside Arts Center Foundation, Inc. Services for Older Citizens, Inc. relief for arts and culture related efforts...... $10,000 research and experimentation...... $10,000 Support to provide immediate relief for arts and culture Support for unusual operating expenses related efforts...... $10,000 related to COVID-19...... $10,000 Southwest Economic Solutions Support for unusual operating expenses related to COVID-19...... $33,000 Support for loan relief intervention to provide Safe & Just Michigan Shakespeare in Detroit six months of loan payments to small business Plymouth PARC Inc. Support for Nation Outside’s participation Support for general operations for borrowers in response to the in the Wayne County Reentry research and experimentation and COVID-19 crisis...... $131,000 Support to develop and implement a long term Demonstration Project...... $100,000 strategy and system for a fundraising and programming expenses...... $20,000 donor recognition program...... $50,000 Support for participation in the Michigan Support to provide immediate relief for Sphinx Organization Inc. Justice Fund’s peer learning and strategy arts and culture related efforts...... $10,000 Support for the artistic and professional Pontiac Community Foundation, Inc. development activities...... $20,000 development of young musicians of color...... $53,704 Support for a grant program for small Shua Group business owners in the City of Pontiac...... $50,000 Safe Horizons Support to provide immediate relief for St. Clair Art Association, Inc. Support for direct expenses related to arts and culture related efforts...... $10,000 Support to provide immediate relief for Support for the development and COVID-19 response efforts to meet the health, safety, arts and culture related efforts...... $10,000 strategic planning for the Center for or basic needs for staff, individuals, Sidewalk Detroit Pontiac Entrepreneurship...... $30,000 and families served...... $10,000 St. Patrick Senior Center Inc. Support to provide immediate relief School District of the City of Pontiac related to COVID-19 efforts...... $5,000 Support for unusual operating expenses Saginaw Community Foundation related to COVID-19...... $20,000 Support to implement a K-5 reading program Support for Harm Reduction efforts in called “Wit and Wisdom” via Great Minds...... $100,000 partnership with the police and EMS, and to Signal Return Inc. provide community awareness through public art Support to provide immediate relief for and educational materials in the city arts and culture related efforts...... $10,000 of Saginaw...... $50,000 28 | PROGRAMS & GRANTS 2021 YEARBOOK | 29 Starfish Family Services Inc. U.S. Committee For Refugees Urban Neighborhood Initiatives Support for the Center for Behavioral Health and Support for early childhood emergency needs and Immigrants Inc. Support for racial justice-focused organizational Justice’s participation in the Wayne County Reentry Demonstration Project...... $50,000 related to COVID-19 in Western Wayne Support for the Detroit Field Office to conduct a Know capacity building activities for immigrant County and in Detroit...... $70,000 Your Rights and community resource campaign communities in southwest Detroit...... $10,000 Support for the development of a post-overdose for immigrants and refugees...... $10,000 Support for activities to promote participation rapid response service in Calhoun county and State of Michigan - State in the 2020 census in historically expansion of services in seven additional Appellate Defender Office UMRC Foundation undercounted populations...... $500 counties across the state...... $98,500 Support for participation in the Michigan Support for unusual operating expenses Support for promotional materials for 1 Michigan Support for the Detroit Documenters program, Justice Fund’s peer learning and strategy related to COVID-19 response in Chelsea...... $15,000 for the Global Majority to encourage historically which increases awareness and coverage of public development activities...... $20,000 Support for direct expenses related to COVID-19 undercounted residents to participate in the meetings, and to train local newsrooms to

response efforts to meet the health, safety, or basic 2020 census...... $500 utilize the platform...... $40,000 StreetWise Partners, Inc. needs for staff, individuals, and families served Support for unusual operating expenses Support for the Detroit Equity Action Lab to empower Support to scale the workforce development in southeast Michigan...... $15,000 related to COVID-19...... $20,000 journalists to explore and report on issues of mentoring program for unemployed and race and equity in Detroit...... $20,000 underemployed adults...... $30,000 United Community Housing Coalition Vanguard Community Support to develop telehealth capacity for Support to empower and equip limited income T.E.A. (Teaching, Empowering, Development Corp. Opioid Use Disorder treatment in 15 jails homeowners to address lead hazards, energy across the State of Michigan...... $119,750 Achieving) inefficacy, and other home repair needs...... $50,000 Support for unusual expenses needed to Support to build organizational capacity support residents of Detroit’s Historic Support for the testing of high-risk populations Support to ensure that amid the COVID-19 pandemic, to provide direct support to women entering North End neighborhood during the for COVID-19 via mobile units across housing assistance to low-income residents is the workforce by growing employer COVID-19 pandemic...... $15,000 the region...... $100,000 uninterrupted as the organization pivots toward an partnerships...... $15,000 increased reliance on digital technology...... $65,000 Support for WDET for advertising and media Venture Inc. coverage related to COVID-19 for high Support for leadership development Team GUTS, Inc. United Way for Southeastern Michigan risk communities...... $10,000 Support for unusual operating expenses and training...... $5,000 Support for the COVID-19 emergency Support for the Center for Behavioral Health related to COVID-19...... $20,000 relief fund...... $100,000 Vista Maria and Justice’s participation in the Michigan Justice Fund’s peer learning and strategy Support for unusual operating expenses Thumb Land Conservancy United Way of Monroe/ development activities...... $20,000 Support for the establishment of a coastal forest park related to COVID-19...... $20,000 and trail along Lake Huron connecting the Lenawee Counties Support for COVID-19 testing in the Port Huron area to Lakeport State Park...... $50,000 Support for the COVID-19 emergency Warren/Conner Development Wayne County Jail system...... $111,825 relief fund, for efforts in Monroe County...... $10,000 Coalition Inc. Support for WDET, to provide immediate Touchpointe For Youth Support for activities to promote participation relief for arts and culture related efforts...... $10,000 Support for unusual operating expenses United Way of St. Clair County in the 2020 census in historically related to COVID-19...... $20,000 Support for the emergency fund, for needs undercounted populations...... $500 Wayne County related to COVID-19...... $10,000 Support for activities to promote participation Support for promotional materials to encourage Trinity Health-Michigan/Saint historically undercounted residents to in the 2020 census in historically Joseph Mercy Health System United Way of Washtenaw County participate in the 2020 census...... $1,000 undercounted populations...... $500 Support for the COVID-19 emergency Support to create a bike/walk path along Stark Road relief fund...... $10,000 Support for the Wayne County Health Department in Livonia that would connect Hines Parkway Wayne County SAFE Program to increase its capacity to provide support and the Stark Road Recreation area...... $50,000 Universal Dementia Caregivers Support for direct expenses related to COVID-19 related to COVID-19...... $25,000 Support to St. Joseph Mercy Chelsea Hospital response efforts to meet the health, safety, Support for unusual operating expenses or basic needs for staff, individuals, for unusual operating expenses related to related to COVID-19...... $20,000 Wayne-Metropolitan COVID-19 response in Chelsea...... $15,000 and families served...... $10,000 Community Action Agency Support for outreach and care for older adults Support for St. Joseph Mercy Livingston Hospital Support for early childhood emergency and their caregivers related to COVID-19...... $25,000 Wayne State University Research needs related to COVID-19...... $20,000 for direct expenses related to COVID-19 response & Technology Park (TechTown) efforts to meet the health, safety, or basic needs University Musical Society Support for activities to promote participation for the staff, individuals, and families Support for Detour Detroit to pilot a membership model in the 2020 census in historically they serve...... $15,000 Support for new modes of presentation and community that focuses on delivering relevant journalism undercounted populations...... $500 engagement with two innovative initiatives that that results in audience loyalty...... $20,000 Support to St. Joseph Mercy Chelsea Hospital for respond to the pandemic and will evolve into Support for PEDALS classroom resources...... $18,000 SRSLY Chelsea for unusual operating expenses Support for the Detroit Small Business Stabilization sustained programs...... $75,000 Support for promotional materials to encourage related to COVID-19 response in Chelsea...... $5,000 Fund to provide emergency capital for neighborhood historically undercounted residents to businesses facing disruptions in operations Troy Historical Society Regents of the University of Michigan due to the COVID-19 pandemic...... $650,000 participate in the 2020 census...... $2,000 Support for BrightMobile 3.0, an innovative Support to provide immediate relief for arts and culture Support for Detour Media for advertising and Support for PEDALS classroom resources...... $51,000 neighborhood connectivity model that will media coverage related to COVID-19 for related efforts...... $10,000 respond to the COVID-19 crisis...... $32,182 high risk communities...... $15,000 We Are the Culture Creators Nonprofit Turning Point Inc. Support for general operations for the C.S. Mott Support for coordination and delivery of technical Support to provide immediate relief for Support for direct expenses related to COVID-19 Children’s Hospital as part of the Detroit Auto Dealers assistance for small businesses receiving arts and culture related efforts...... $10,000 response efforts to meet the health, safety, Association Charitable Foundation Fund COVID-19 relief funds...... $700,000 or basic needs for staff, individuals, 2020 grantee cohort...... $37,50 0 Wecare Neighborhood Association and families served...... $10,000 Wayne State University Support for training to enhance University of Michigan Hillel Support for the Center for Behavioral Health and community engagement...... $1,242 Support for Kol HaKavod, a University of Justice to provide technical assistance and supportive Michigan Jewish a cappella group...... $1,792 services to the Wayne County Jail system to slow the spread of COVID-19...... $74,948 30 | PROGRAMS & GRANTS 2021 YEARBOOK | 31 Bernie Gibbons Memorial Renaissance of Values Wellspring The Yunion Scholarship Fund...... $2,362 Scholarship Fund...... $12,000 Support to provide immediate relief Support for participation in the Michigan related to COVID-19 efforts...... $5,000 Justice Fund’s peer learning and strategy development activities...... $20,000 Lorraine E. Giles The Honorable Gerald E. Rosen Western-Washtenaw Area Value Express Scholarship Fund...... $1,104 Scholarship for Community

Support for unusual operating expenses YWCA of Metropolitan Detroit Commitment Fund...... $17,0 05 related to COVID-19 response in Chelsea...... $15,000 Support for direct expenses related to COVID-19 The Ronald W. Haughton response efforts to meet the health, safety, Memorial Scholarship Fund...... $834 Jean and Thomas Rosenthal Winning Futures or basic needs for staff, individuals, Foundation Fund...... $2,000 Support for a program that matches 10-11th and families served...... $10,000 Robert Holmes Scholarship Fund...... $1,000 graders with mentors and provides support Jeptha Wade Schureman to develop post-graduate plans...... $40,000 Zaman International Detroit Tigers Willie Horton Scholarship Fund...... $75,000 Support for relief related to the ...... $5,000 explosion in Beirut...... $25,000 Scholarship Fund Woodhaven of Livonia Leonard, Butcher and Smeltzer Support for direct expenses related to COVID-19 Support for digital literacy services to assist immigrant Evangeline Sheibley Hyett Scholarship Fund...... $18,000 response efforts to meet the health, safety, and refugee students in the organization’s Endowment Fund...... $12,195 or basic needs for staff, individuals, and workforce development programs...... $10,000 Otis M. Smith Scholarship Fund...... $15,000 families served in southeast Michigan...... $15,000 Patricia J. and Michael D. Jones Work Skills Corporation Memorial Scholarship Fund...... $3,031 Southern Wayne County Regional Chamber Fund...... $6,000 Support for direct expenses related to COVID-19 ______Chris M. Kurzweil response efforts to meet the health, safety, ...... $2,000 or basic needs for the staff, individuals, Scholarship Fund SCF Memorial Scholarship Fund...... $1,129 and families they serve...... $10,000 Scholarships Mayor Brenda Lawrence Robert Stempel Memorial Charles H. Wright Museum of Scholarship Fund...... $735 Scholarship Fund...... $2,000 African American History Support to improve the quality and impact Imelda “Mel” and Ralph LeMar Helen Tallman Fund...... $10,000 of exhibitions and public programming Donna W. Adams Scholarship Fund...... $934 through digital innovations...... $100,000 Scholarship Fund...... $9,000 Gene Taylor Memorial

Virgil K. Lobring ...... $600 Support for children and family ...... $6,402 Scholarship Fund Rolf Amundson Fund Scholarship Fund...... $1,487 engagement ...... $40,481 Phillip Vails Memorial Fund...... $858 Support to provide immediate relief for Cary A. Baldwin Charles Lomas Memorial arts and culture related efforts...... $10,000 Scholarship Fund...... $2,500 Scholarship Fund...... $805 Enrico and Marie Vespa YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit Scholarship Fund...... $5,000 Winifred Stinson Basile Fund...... $3,000 Lone Ranger Endowed Support for a program that engages 6-12th graders Scholarship Fund...... $2,250 in virtual extracurricular and supplemental Beta Sigma Phi Iota Chapter Fund...... $346 VVA Detroit Chapter #9 education after school due to COVID-19...... $50,000 Descendants of Vietnam Veterans Gerald Lundy Memorial Support for unusual operating expenses Birmingham Unitarian Church Scholarship Fund...... $9,000 related to COVID-19...... $20,000 Scholarship Fund...... $873 Goldsmith Scholarship Fund...... $8,000 Louise Ward Memorial YMCA of Monroe Miguel Cabrera Family Michigan Academy of Science, Scholarship Fund...... $1,331 Support for unusual operating expenses Arts and Letters Fund...... $2,119 Scholarship Fund...... $6,000 related to COVID-19...... $20,000 Monsignor Herbert Weier

Dick DePaolis Memorial Ordóñez Family Scholarship Endowment Fund...... $4,500 YMCA of the Blue Water Area Scholarship Fund...... $1,250 ...... $461 Support for unusual operating expenses Scholarship Fund Cheryl Wojtas Memorial related to COVID-19...... $20,000 Detroit Economic Club Brewster E. and Emily C. Scholarship Fund...... $4,000 Peabody Fund...... $2,416 Young Nation Scholarship Fund...... $11,000 Support for an arts space that will be used to house Plante & Moran Sons and education sessions and other activities Rayman V. and Margaret ...... $20,000 for neighborhood relationship building...... $55,000 Daughters Scholarship Fund M. Dodson Scholarship Fund...... $91,513

PRSA Detroit Education Fund...... $807. Youth Arts Alliance Donald P. Durocher Public Support to provide immediate relief for Relations Education Fund...... $1,122 Reighard Family Memorial arts and culture related efforts...... $10,000 Scholarship Fund...... $1,000 Sanford W. and Elaine E. Feig Fund...... $14,514

32 | PROGRAMS & GRANTS 2021 YEARBOOK | 33 Opportunity at Work

A better chance at a fresh start

Nearly 100,000 people in Michigan are currently in prison, on parole, or on probation. Among those, roughly 40,000 individuals are incarcerated in state prisons, including the elderly and many who are living with a mental illness. Another 15,000 people are in Michigan jails, with most awaiting trial. Significant racial disparities exist at every stage of justice-system contact, with African Americans comprising over half of the state’s prison population.

The Michigan Justice Fund – a partnership building a movement for communities to shape between the Community Foundation and 13 local policies and funding. and national foundations – aims to support justice policy reform and address racial disparities in the The Michigan Justice Fund recently made its justice system. It also creates structures that help first round of grants to organizations across the those transitioning out of jails and prisons build state of Michigan that support projects ranging successful careers and strong families after their from a research partnership designed to examine release. prosecutorial decision-making impact on racial minorities, to a program that provides job To assist in the development of the grantmaking readiness training and work opportunities for strategy and roadmap necessary to advance returning citizens. justice reform, the Michigan Justice Fund convened a group of 26 organizations working Moving forward, the work will continue to across diverse justice system issues and policies. strengthen the capacity of nonprofits working for The outcome of that work resulted in the creation justice reform, increase funder collaboration on of three primary goals including strengthening supporting justice-impacted communities, and Michigan’s funding, policies, and practices to shift public perceptions about people who have support economic mobility and the overall success been incarcerated. For more information visit of people with criminal records; reducing the cfsem.org/justice. reliance on confinement and adjudication; and

Michigan Justice Fund Funders Blue Meridian Partners on behalf of the Justice and Mobility Fund, Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan, The Center for Employment Opportunities (CEO), a grantee of the Community Foundation’s Community Foundation of Greater Flint, DTE Energy Foundation, Ethel and James Flinn Foundation, Ford Foundation, Michigan Justice Fund, is dedicated to providing immediate, effective, and comprehensive employment Grand Rapids Community Foundation, Hudson-Webber Foundation, Joyce Foundation, JPMorgan Chase, The Kresge Foundation, Public Welfare Foundation, Ruth Mott Foundation, W.K. Kellogg Foundation services to men and women with recent criminal convictions.

34 | PROGRAMS & GRANTS 2021 YEARBOOK | 35 Beverly E. Booker Fund Dayton-Hudson Corporation Fund Originally established by Beverly E. Booker, This endowment fund was established with this fund became an unrestricted fund in $200,000 from the Dayton-Hudson Department 2017. The fund continues to support a wide Store Co., Mervyn’s, and Target stores. variety of charitable organizations and activities throughout southeast Michigan. Detroit Salt Fund The Detroit Salt Co. established this fund to Russell A. Bowman Memorial Fund demonstrate its ongoing commitment to help This unrestricted fund was created in memory of make our region a better place to live and work. Funds of the Russell A. Bowman by his mother, Elizabeth Lafer Bowman, and many family members and friends. James Pearson Duffy Endowment Fund Established under the estate of Mr. Duffy, this Brooks Family Endowment Fund fund supports charitable organizations and This fund was established with a gift from Mr. activities in the southeast Michigan region. and Mrs. William C. Brooks to perpetuate their Foundation commitment to the betterment of the community. Margaret K. and Charles T. Fisher III Endowment Fund The Community Foundation helps caring and civic-minded people support their vision of a healthier, Bundy Corporation Directors’ Fund Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Fisher III established this more dynamic, and prosperous region. We also receive bequests from donors who want their giving to A contribution of $100,000 created this unrestricted fund to demonstrate their commitment to help fund to permanently recognize the service of these make our region a better place to live and work. continue after they are no longer with us. We carry out their legacies with pride and we are grateful for their retired directors of the Bundy Corp. Board: William E. confidence in us. An important responsibility of our Board, volunteers, and staff is to follow donor intent by Eckhardt, Joseph L. Hudson Jr., John H. McCoy, James James H. Flinn Jr. Endowment Fund F. McDonnell Jr., Robert M. Surdam, and Paul R. Trigg Jr. ensuring that grants made from each fund meet the original goals of the founders. Created by the estate of James H. Flinn Jr., this fund supports general charitable purposes James A. Campbell Fund in southeast Michigan, with a preference for This fund was established with a gift from programs in the area of mental health. ______the estate of James A. Campbell, former Maggie A. Allesee Fund longtime president of the Detroit Tigers. Maggie A. Allesee established this fund to support William and Nancy Gard a wide variety of charitable organizations and Endowment Fund activities throughout southeast Michigan. Cohn Family Fund The William and Nancy Gard Fund became Unrestricted The Hon. Avern L. Cohn established this an unrestricted endowed fund of the fund to provide continued support for our Community Foundation, perpetuating the Anderson Fund community for generations to come. couple’s commitment to supporting the ever- Endowment Originally established as a supporting organization changing needs of southeast Michigan. of the Community Foundation in 1991, the Anderson Colony Town Club Fund Fund became an unrestricted endowment in 2006. Colony Town Club of Detroit established this The Anderson Fund continues the charitable General Motors Fund Funds fund to maintain the organization’s legacy vision of Wendell W. Anderson Jr. and John W. Started with a $500,000 contribution from the General of supporting charitable organizations and Anderson II as a lasting testament to the family’s Motors Foundation, this fund supports a variety of programs in southeast Michigan. Donors establish unrestricted funds as a lasting philanthropic commitment to southeast Michigan. activities and projects in southeast Michigan. example of their commitment to the community. These flexible funds provide the critical Thomas V. and Nancy J. Robert and Roseann Comstock Fund General Purpose Fund Roseann Comstock established this fund through community capital that allows the Community Angott Endowment Fund This flexible fund was acquired as part her estate in order to permanently support of the Detroit Community Trust. Foundation to respond to the needs of our time, This fund was established to perpetuate the Angott changing needs throughout southeast Michigan. family’s commitment to assist a wide variety of test innovative solutions, and support charitable charitable activities throughout southeast Michigan. Glancy Fund activities that will make our region a great place Julie F. and Peter D. Ruth R. and Alfred R. Glancy III started this to live and work for generations to come. Charles Shirley Avery Fund Cummings Family Fund fund to continue their family’s commitment to Julie and Peter Cummings established this This unrestricted fund was established our community for generations to come. fund to provide flexibility to permanently with a $2.6 million gift from the termination support charitable organizations and activities of the Charles Shirley Avery Trust. J. Ernest & Almena Gray Wilde Fund Southeast Michigan Forever throughout southeast Michigan. Gifts of all sizes give the Community Foundation Established following the dissolution of the J. Ernest & Almena Gray Wilde Foundation, this the flexibility to address emerging needs and Barkett-Elder Foundation Fund Tarik and Helen Daoud Fund unforeseen opportunities in our region. Originally established by Irma Elder, this fund became fund continues the Foundation’s commitment Tarik and Helen Daoud established this fund to an unrestricted fund in 2014. The fund continues to to important regional organizations. provide flexible support for charitable activities support a wide variety of charitable organizations AAA Michigan Fund in southeast Michigan for years to come. The Michigan chapter of the American and activities throughout southeast Michigan. Vivilore S. and T. Norris Hitchman Fund Mr. and Mrs. Hitchman established this Automobile Association committed Lynn W. Day Fund $100,000 to create this flexible fund. fund to support charitable organizations Albert M. Berriz Family Fund The Day family established this fund in memory Albert M. Berriz established this fund to provide and activities in southeast Michigan. of Lynn Day and will continue her commitment permanent, flexible support for charitable organizations Terence E. Adderley Endowment Fund to the region for generations to come. Ms. Day and activities throughout southeast Michigan. Jean Wright and Joseph L. Terence E. Adderley established this fund to was a member of the Community Foundation support charitable programs and activities Board of Trustees from 1990-1999 and was the Hudson Jr. Family Fund benefiting southeast Michigan. Penny and Harold Blumenstein Fund secretary of the Board from 1995-1999. The Hudson family established this fund to perpetuate Penny and Harold Blumenstein established their commitment to the southeast Michigan region. this fund to provide flexible, permanent support for charitable organizations and 36 | FUNDS OF THE FOUNDATION activities throughout southeast Michigan. 2021 YEARBOOK | 37 Joseph L. Hudson Jr. M. Eleanor and Theodore H. John and Ann Park Charitable Fund Robert C. Smith Endowment Fund Founding Chairman Fund Mecke Jr. Endowed Fund This fund was established by Mrs. John Park to This fund supports charitable programs and This unrestricted fund was established in Originally established as a donor advised fund in permanently support charitable organizations activities benefiting southeast Michigan. recognition of the leadership of Joseph L. Hudson 1986, the Mecke brothers, William, T. Hart III, John and activities throughout southeast Michigan. Jr. as chair of the Community Foundation during and Stephen, endowed this fund in 2013 to honor Richard J. and Betty J. Thoma its first 19 years of service to the region. their parents for their commitment to southeast Walter A. Payne III Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Michigan. Ted Mecke was a founding Trustee of the This fund, established by Miller, Canfield, Paddock Richard J. and Betty J. Thoma each provided Joyce and Rick Inatome Fund Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan. and Stone PLC, memorializes the contributions to the for a gift to the Community Foundation as Joyce and Rick Inatome created this fund nonprofit community made by Walter A. “Andy” Payne part of their estates. The resulting endowment to permanently carry out their charitable Meijer Inc. Endowment Fund III, who, among his many responsibilities and volunteer serves as a lasting testament to their support of commitment to the southeast Michigan region. Meijer Inc. established this fund to continue the activities, served with distinction for nearly two charitable programs in southeast Michigan. Meijer tradition of demonstrating its care for decades as the attorney for the Community Foundation. Lloyd Leach Fund and support of the communities it serves. Peter and Ellen Thurber Fund Lloyd Leach established this fund to support PMV Technologies Fund This fund continues the charitable legacy of Peter charitable activities across southeast Michigan. Michigan Bell Fund This fund, established by PMV Technologies, and Ellen Thurber to support charitable programs and The Community Foundation’s first corporate supports charitable programs and activities activities benefiting southeast Michigan. Peter Thurber The Kresge Fund contribution was a leadership gift of benefiting southeast Michigan. served as a Trustee of the Community Foundation, The Kresge Foundation agreed to commit $5 $125,000 from the Michigan Bell Telephone and he was also President of the Whitney Fund. million if the Community Foundation’s organizers Co. to establish this flexible fund. Chester Przyjemski Endowment Fund could raise matching funds. This challenge, which This permanent endowment fund provides Whitney Fund launched the Community Foundation, was met Edward J. and Mary Ellen Miller Fund flexible charitable dollars to address southeast Originally established in 1991 as a supporting early. This important gift continues to assist the Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Miller created this fund Michigan’s ever-changing needs. organization, this fund has received assets from Foundation in meeting emerging community needs. to continue their philanthropic support of the Katherine Tuck Fund and the David M. Whitney our community for generations to come. Ralph and Barbara Rays Fund Fund. In 2006, the Whitney Fund merged into Kathleen McCree Lewis Memorial Fund Ralph and Barbara Rays established this the Community Foundation as an endowed fund, David Baker Lewis established this fund in memory Eugene A. and Lois A. Miller Fund fund to support a wide variety of charitable continuing a legacy of supporting a wide variety of of his wife. Ms. McCree Lewis was a Trustee of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Miller established this fund organizations in southeast Michigan. In 2017, charitable causes benefiting southeast Michigan. the Community Foundation from 1999 through to support charitable organizations and activities the fund became unrestricted and received 2007. The fund provides support for educational benefiting the residents of southeast Michigan. a gift from the Rays Family Living Trust. Charles R. Williams Fund programs benefiting children in Detroit. This fund, originally established by the Mary E. Williams James L. and Ruth J. Miller Family Fund REDICO Fund Trust, honors Charles R. Williams to support charitable programs and activities benefiting southeast Michigan. Dana M. Locniskar Endowment Fund Originally established in 1999, this fund became REDICO established this fund to support a wide

Dana M. Locniskar established this fund to a permanent endowment fund in 2014 in order to variety of charitable organizations and activities, in support charitable programs and activities respond to the needs of southeast Michigan over time. keeping with its corporate commitment to the region. benefiting southeast Michigan. Christopher Nern Endowment Fund John P. and Janet V. Rex Family Fund ______Lonyo Family Endowment Fund This fund perpetuates Mr. Nern’s commitment Janet V. Rex established this fund to support Andrew Lonyo established this fund to to assisting a wide variety of charitable a wide variety of charitable organizations and support charitable organizations and activities activities throughout southeast Michigan. activities throughout southeast Michigan. throughout southeast Michigan, in recognition Field of Interest of one of the founding families of Detroit. Ann V. and James B. Nicholson Fund Barbara and Dean E. Richardson Fund The Nicholsons created this fund to demonstrate Founding Trustee Dean E. Richardson provided a Marshall Family Fund their commitment to support the charitable needs gift to the pooled income fund of the Community Funds John E. and Diana H. Marshall III created this of southeast Michigan for generations to come. Foundation to benefit his wife, Barbara Richardson. fund, which perpetuates their desire to help In 2014, the proceeds from the original planned Donors who care deeply about a specific issue support the changing needs of our region. gift established an unrestricted fund to recognize Henry and Patricia Nickol Fund the Richardsons’ commitment to charitable or issues — such as children, homelessness, This fund continues support for charitable organizations throughout southeast Michigan. the environment, or the arts — and wish Masco Corporation Fund activities across southeast Michigan. Masco Corp. created this fund to support to create a permanent source of funding charitable organizations and activities Mariam C. Noland and James Louis R. Ross Fund for these areas have the option of naming throughout southeast Michigan. Louis R. Ross worked with the Community Foundation A. Kelly Endowment Fund for many years through his donor advised fund. In that interest in a field of interest fund. This permanent endowment provides flexible David and Valerie McCammon 1999, the Louis R. Ross Fund became an endowed When making grant awards, the Community charitable dollars to address southeast fund of the Community Foundation, perpetuating Foundation works to identify the needs Endowment Fund Michigan’s ever-changing needs. Mr. Ross’s generous civic commitment to a wide within the community that best fit the This fund was established to serve as a lasting variety of charitable organizations and activities. testament to the support by Mr. and Mrs. McCammon David and Andrea Page intent of these field of interest funds. of charitable activities in southeast Michigan. Endowment Fund Alan and Marianne Schwartz Fund David and Andrea Page created this fund to support (Schwartz Family Foundation Fund) Alonzo L. McDonald Family Fund the most pressing needs facing southeast Michigan. This fund helps build a strong future for the region Access to Recreation Endowment Fund The family of Alonzo L. McDonald created this by providing permanent, flexible funding for a wide Supports charitable projects that provide fund in 2021 to continue philanthropic support range of charitable organizations and activities. opportunities for children and adults with of our community for generations to come. William M. and Mary E. Pagel Fund National Bank of Detroit, as trustee of the William M. disabilities to benefit from and be fully included and Mary E. Pagel Irrevocable Trust, established this Sally and Bill Shelden Fund in all aspects of the recreation experience. fund with more than $7 million. The fund continues Sally and Bill Shelden established this fund to support to support the charitable organizations and activities charitable programs benefiting southeast Michigan. originally identified in 1944 by Mr. and Mrs. Pagel. 38 | FUNDS OF THE FOUNDATION 2021 YEARBOOK | 39 Dorothy Louise Fisher Fund Ann and Carman Adams Fund Sue Anne Brorby Fund Shirley Dudek Demmer Memorial Fund Supports charitable activities that encourage Supports charities that enable individuals Supports organizations serving Supports charitable programs and activities that and develop avenues into the arts and music. to lead productive lives and contribute to homeless women and children. benefit women and girls in southeast Michigan. This fund also provides support for persons in the betterment of society, with preference need, helping them to become self-sufficient, for those that develop entrepreneurial skills Buhl Memorial Endowment Fund Detroit Auto Dealers Association independent, contributing members of society. and promote economic development. Supports post-hospitalization outpatient medical Charitable Foundation Endowment Fund services for indigent Detroit residents. Supports charitable organizations and Ford Foundation Community Robert L. and Aleene activities that improve the quality of life in Development Endowment Fund M. Adams Children’s Fund Cancer Loan Closet Fund southeast Michigan, with a particular interest Supports charitable activities, with a preference given Supports programs that benefit disabled children. Supports public charities in southeast Michigan in projects that benefit children and youth. to efforts to strengthen neighborhoods adjacent that are engaged in curing cancer, prevention, to and including the Detroit riverfront district. Rolf Amundson Fund education, care, rehabilitation, and providing aid Detroit Edison Fund Supports programs benefiting the environment, and comfort to cancer patients and their families. Detroit Edison asked that the Foundation’s Board Ford Motor Company Endowment Fund scholarships for low-income students, and activities of Trustees support grants for energy-conservation Supports innovative programs to combat that contribute to our region’s quality of life. Child Care Coordinating activities and other priority programs. substance abuse in southeast Michigan. Council of Detroit/Wayne Dennis W. Archer Fund County Endowment Fund Detroit Jaycee Alumni Fund French Festival of Detroit Fund Supports charitable programs dedicated to Following the closure of the Child Care Coordinating Supports charitable activities that Supports charitable efforts to promote appreciation rebuilding urban areas, providing education and Council of Detroit/Wayne County, the purpose encourage the education and leadership of the Detroit region’s French heritage and history. guidance to youth, and combating racism and its of this fund was modified to support innovative development of young men and women. effects, as well as other charitable activities. programs in early childhood to provide quality Friends of Milford Skate care and environments for all children. Detroit Newspapers Fund Park Endowment Fund Dennis W. Archer Community Supports charitable programs that enrich the lives of Supports youth advocacy, youth sports, youth Development Fund Choral Performance Fund Michigan children and their parents by strengthening activities, and facilities in the Huron Valley Region. This fund was established by former Detroit Mayor Established by Ilaine Lorber Packman, this literacy and education, including but not limited Dennis W. Archer to support charitable activities that fund supports choral music performances in to digital and print classroom newspapers. Dr. Shiro Fujita Memorial Fund improve neighborhoods and the lives of city residents. southeast Michigan by organizations with a Supports medical education research programs Jewish connection; a Jewish composer, director, or Detroit Tigers Foundation – Ordóñez related to sleep apnea and vertigo. Arts and Cultural Participation conductor; or a Jewish program content/theme. Baseball Field Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Supports charitable programs and activities Fund for Downtown Public Spaces Created through the Southeastern Michigan The Chrysler Foundation – in the maintenance and improvement The Kresge Foundation established this fund to Community Partnership for Cultural Participation, Highland Park Endowment Fund of baseball or softball fields. support charitable organizations and projects this fund supports programs and activities The Chrysler Corporation Fund created this fund that maintain, preserve, protect, or improve public that enhance audience participation. to support projects in the city of Highland Park. Herbert and Grace Dow Fund spaces in and around downtown Detroit. Creative ideas and innovative activities in science and Suzanne L. and Raymond Baber Jr. Fund Comerica Bank Community technology are the focus of this fund, created with a M.J. Gelder Music Therapy This fund supports a broad range of organizations in Economic Development Fund gift from the Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow Foundation. and Performing Arts Fund southeast Michigan, including regional organizations Comerica Bank established this fund to provide Supports special music programs for disabled persons. and those that just serve Oakland County. The grants to support neighborhood development Edwin H. Drescher, Jr. Memorial Fund interests of this fund include arts and culture, sports projects in select low-income areas of the region. This fund supports a charitable program at one or and recreation, medical research, social services, more public charities in Michigan that provide an “Ed and education. Comerica Bank Culture and Arts Fund Drescher Memorial Weekend” for HIV/AIDS positive GreenWays Initiative This fund is used to foster culture and the arts. individuals at Higgins Lake, MI, or similar venue. Mary A. Bassett Fund Supports the charitable relief of elderly Comerica Bank Youth Fund Family Development Endowment Fund GreenWays Endowment Fund women deserving assistance, but who would Supports youth activities in Detroit. Supports religious congregations in the city of This fund provides a permanent source of otherwise suffer rather than solicit help. Detroit to initiate new programs, or to expand support for the development and maintenance of connected open spaces, trails, and Community Health Endowment Fund existing programs for those in need. Programs should William J. Beckham Jr. Fund be family-centered and neighborhood-based. habitats in southeast Michigan. The following Supports programs to improve the health funds also share the same purpose. for Children and Youth of young people and seniors. This memorial fund supports charitable Fisher Archives Endowment Fund organizations and activities that serve the interests This fund supports the preservation and maintenance Suzanne L. and Raymond Baber of children and youth in Wayne County. Robert and Roseann Comstock of the personal archives and records of Max M. and Jr. Fund for GreenWays Fund for the Arts Marjorie S. Fisher as an educational resource for the Penny and Harold Blumenstein Frederick D. Bornman Fund This fund supports arts and cultural public. Currently, those archives are housed at the Fund for GreenWays programming in southeast Michigan. Walter P. Reuther Library at Wayne State University. Supports charitable activities in the city of Detroit. Julie F. and Peter D. Cummings GreenWays Initiative Fund Donna K. Czapski Fund George A. and Virginia M. Donna Y. Chew Breeden Memorial Fund This memorial fund supports charitable Masco Corporation Fund for GreenWays Supports public charities that provide equine Ferris Foundation Fund programs benefiting children and/or Supports educational organizations and charitable Meijer Family Fund for GreenWays therapy services to adults and children in animals in southeast Michigan. southeast Michigan and central Maryland. activities that serve the needs of youth. Jean H. Robertson Fund for GreenWays Nancy Davidson Endowment Fund This fund provides support for charitable organizations and activities benefiting 40 | FUNDS OF THE FOUNDATION the elderly in southeast Michigan. 2021 YEARBOOK | 41 Genesis Fund for Richard F. Huegli Program Clarita Mays and Obie Hunt Reliance Insurance Company Fund Environmental Integrity Excellence Fund Harbin Intergenerational Fund Supports charitable activities and programs Supports activities that assist in maintaining the This memorial fund recognizes agencies Former Community Foundation employee Clarita Mays benefiting the citizens of the city of Detroit. integrity of the environment in southeast Michigan. that demonstrate excellence in established this fund in honor of her aunt, to support meeting human service needs. charitable programs and activities that promote George and Evelyn Richmond Fund Great Lakes Environmental opportunities for youth and adults to come together Supports organizations providing services to those Endowment Fund Hung Family Foundation Fund across multiple generations for growth, learning, and who are sightless, visually impaired, or afflicted with Supports environmental programs and Supports charitable substance-abuse community improvement in southeast Michigan. Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s disease, or heart activities throughout southeast Michigan. prevention and/or rehabilitation programs. disease. The fund also supports research into the MichCon Endowment Fund causes and prevention of these diseases and afflictions. William J. Hartwig Fund The M.Y. Leung Hung Memorial Fund The MichCon Foundation established this Supports charitable organizations and programs Supports early childhood education, parental fund to enhance charitable organizations Jack A. and Aviva Robinson that assist senior residents of the city of Detroit. involvement in education, and/or vocational education. and activities within Wayne County. Endowment Fund Supports charitable activities that HelpSource Endowment Fund Chauncy Hurlbut Beautification Virginia and Eugene Mitchell Fund promote the development of youth and This fund was established to support Huron and Education Fund This fund supports organizations in southeast improve their general welfare. Services for Youth Inc., which became part of Supports improvements to parks, greenways, Michigan that provide assistance to Native American HelpSource — an organization that closed in 2007. and libraries in the city of Detroit. individuals and communities, with a special interest Myron “Mike” P. Savoie Fund This fund now supports continuum of care services in supporting charitable programs to reduce suicide This fund provides permanent, flexible support for youth and families in Washtenaw County, rates among young Native Americans and in providing for a wide variety of charitable organizations W.K. Kellogg Foundation viable business opportunities to Native Americans. including foster homes, in-residence therapies, Economic Development Fund and activities in southeast Michigan. rehabilitation, and therapeutic assistance. Grants from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation William P. and Shirley J. Mobley established this fund for support of regional M. Ralph and Geraldine M. Schafer Fund Highland Park Community economic development activities. Omniarts in Education Endowment Fund Supports organizations that provide residential Endowment Fund This fund provides performing and visual services for older persons in the city of Detroit who Supports charitable organizations and arts educational experiences and services have low income or limited financial resources. W.K. Kellogg Foundation Neighborhood to children in southeast Michigan. activities that benefit the residents of the Development Endowment Fund city of Highland Park, Michigan. Max Silk Fund Supports efforts to strengthen neighborhoods Neighborhood Endowment Fund located primarily in an area adjacent to the Detroit The Friends of Max Silk took funds they raised in 1986 This fund, established by an anonymous in honor of his 80th birthday and created this memorial east riverfront district and downtown Detroit donor, perpetuates the Foundation’s work and may support other charitable programs. fund. In 2014, this fund was changed to a field of The HOPE Fund with neighborhood-based organizations. interest fund to support early childhood programs, due to the closure of Sunshine Preschool. This ensures that HOPE Endowment Fund Knight Arts Challenge New Economy Endowment Fund the wishes of the donors to the fund continue to be The HOPE (Helping Others through Partnerships The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Supports charitable programs and activities that allowed. and Education) Fund was created to strengthen established six endowed funds as a part of a encourage and enable southeast Michigan to develop organizations and projects that support lesbian, two-pronged initiative that aims to engage and and maintain a strong and competitive economy. enrich Detroit through the arts. The institutions Richard K. and Barbara W. Simonds Fund gay, bisexual, and transgender individuals Supports health and human service receiving grants are chosen for their commitment and families, through targeted grantmaking, programs and activities that benefit at- to artistic excellence and their willingness to Niswander Endowment Fund projects, and technical assistance. The risk populations in southeast Michigan. following funds have also been established experiment with ways to engage audiences. This fund, established by Steven and Angela to further the purpose of The HOPE Fund. Niswander, supports the preservation and Knight Foundation Fund maintenance of wetlands in Michigan. Raymond C. Smith Foundation George M. Fadiga Fund The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Endowment Fund established this fund to support charitable PARK Program Endowment Fund This fund has a particular interest in Thomas Fiedler and Thomas Taylor This fund, established by the Pistons-Palace charitable activities in the city of Detroit. Endowment for The HOPE Fund programs and activities that promote informed, engaged communities in southeast Michigan. Foundation and initiated through support LGBT Racial Equity Endowment Fund from the Kresge Foundation, is helping to Roger B. Smith Cancer Research Fund David M. Mark Endowment The Kresge Foundation Fund maintain parks in the city of Detroit. This memorial fund supports public charities providing Fund for The HOPE Fund for Endowment Building innovative cancer diagnosis, treatment and research. Performing Arts Fund Leonard Mazerov Fund This fund was created in recognition of the Kresge Foundation’s commitment to A gift from the Katherine Tuck Fund allows the Christopher Nern and Marc Owens building endowment in our region. Foundation to support activities in the classical Endowment for The HOPE Fund performing arts, with preference given to Southfield The Palmer Fund Endowment projects that strengthen smaller or emerging Alex M. Mackmin Memorial Fund classical performing arts organizations. Community Supports charitable organizations and programs that provide services to families who have lost a Foundation Legacy Eugene Howe Endowment Fund child and/or charitable organizations and programs Willard Pope Fund Supports programs of charitable organizations that that provide support to youth sports programs. Supports charitable programs in the city of Detroit. Funds 2014 help homeless persons become self-sufficient, independent, contributing members of society. Joseph and Aretha Marshall Prosthetic Care Endowment Fund The Southfield Community Foundation Family Endowment Fund Supports prosthetic care for individuals transitioned its funds to the Community Supports charitable endeavors dedicated to who have lost their limbs. Foundation for Southeast Michigan for redirecting, improving, and enriching the lives administration to ensure their continuing of young people in need of such support. James E. and Kimberly A. Reinert Fund Supports zoological parks throughout benefit for residents of Southfield and/or Adeline Shaw Martindale Bequest southeast Michigan. Lathrup Village. 42 | FUNDS OF THE FOUNDATION Supports charitable programs within the city of Detroit. 2021 YEARBOOK | 43 Southfield Arts and Culture Fund James B. Webber Jr. Fund Karen L. Leppanen Fund for Supports arts and cultural organizations or Supports youth programs, with a preference for Youth Initiative Operational Excellence activities in Southfield and Lathrup Village. promoting and recognizing youth citizenship Supports general operating costs of the and leadership in the city of Detroit. Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan. Southfield Emergency W.K. Kellogg Foundation Youth Fund The W.K. Kellogg Foundation established this Assistance Fund Charles and Kathryn Weir Family Fund fund, which is advised by youth, to strengthen Mel And Eleanore Ravitz Supports the Department of Human Services of the Supports academic preparation and educational youth-serving programs in southeast Michigan. Memorial Fund city of Southfield in providing emergency services enrichment for preschoolers. Supports general operating costs of the to Southfield residents, or to nonprofits providing Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan. such services. Michael Sullivan Wells Cycle Fund Southeast Michigan Youth Supports charitable programs and activities Leadership Fund Created with gifts that were contributed to The Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Foundation Southfield Healthy Youth that promote bicycling in southeast Michigan, Endowment for the Community Healthy Seniors Fund including, but not limited to, bike lane or trail match the W.K. Kellogg Foundation Youth Fund, Supports charitable programs aimed at construction, maintenance, or signage. this fund supports activities undertaken by and Foundation for Southeast Michigan healthy living for youth and senior citizens for the young people of southeast Michigan. Supports programs and activities that build, of Southfield and Lathrup Village. grow, and maintain the capacity of the Western Wayne County Fund TI Group/Bundy Corporation Fund Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan for Women and Girls After its acquisition of Bundy Corp., the TI and continue to impact its mission to improve Southfield Millennium Fund Following the closure of the YWCA of Western Wayne Group created this fund for youth as a way and enhance the quality of life in the region. Supports charitable activities that benefit County, this fund supports charitable activities to recognize and continue Bundy Corp.’s residents of Southfield and Lathrup Village. and programs that empower women and girls philanthropic presence in southeast Michigan. and their families from western Wayne County by addressing social issues that impact their lives. Sara Kathryn Bracken Anderson Fund Southfield Women’s Fund Supports the Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute Supports charitable programs addressing and the United Way for Southeastern Michigan. issues and needs of women and their children Widman Fund in Southfield and Lathrup Village. Established by the Widman Foundation, this fund supports charitable organizations Norma Arim Endowment Southfield Youth Philanthropy Fund and activities that enable persons with ______Fund for Education Supports issues and needs of youth developmental disabilities to enhance the Established by the family of Norma Arim in her in Southfield and Lathrup Village, and quality of their lives through independence, memory and in recognition of her teaching career promotes youth philanthropy. self-esteem, and community participation. with the Detroit Public Schools for 34 years, this fund supports the Detroit Public Schools Foundation. Elizabeth M. Wight Fund Designated Supports charitable organizations and programs Ann Arbor Pioneer High School Special Dreams Farm Fund that benefit vision- or hearing-impaired persons. Fund for Excellence Supports charitable activities that help to This fund was established with the first bequest Funds Supports Ann Arbor Pioneer High School in create and provide skill-building and meaningful gift received by the Community Foundation. the areas of athletics, academics, other extra- work to adults with developmental/intellectual Donors who want to help sustain one or more curricular activities, and mentoring that disabilities in southeast Michigan. Wildlife Conservation and specific charitable organizations over time promote or recognize student excellence. Education Fund can establish a named designated fund at the Stephen Stackpole Fund Supports conservation and conservation Deborah L. Blakely (Jones) Supports charitable activities that seek to Community Foundation. education, the protection of natural resources, and Deb Endowment Fund alleviate poverty, improve education, and wildlife management in southeast Michigan. This fund will support the Mt. Zion Baptist Church, assist in social services and housing for Detroit, for the purpose of supporting funeral disadvantaged people in the city of Detroit. The Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. expenses for families who are in need of financial Community assistance, with a preference to support families who Helen Tallman Fund Foundation Trails Maintenance lost a loved one due to a hit-and-run accident. Supports medical care, medical research, and Endowment Fund Foundation Funds scholarships in medicine and engineering, as well as The Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Foundation established this fund to provide permanent, endowed John D. Butler, M.D. and efforts to help poor or disadvantaged individuals and Charlita W. Butler Fund victims of natural disasters and other catastrophes. support for capital maintenance projects for trails Community Foundation Fund and greenways across southeast Michigan. This fund perpetuates the Butler family’s commitment Contributors can pool their gifts of any to assist six charitable organizations located Doreen Wessel Taylor Fund size to support the operations of the in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Tennessee. Supports charitable performing arts organizations The Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Legacy Funds Community Foundation. This fund includes and programs throughout southeast Michigan. The Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Foundation established five founding contributions from Touche Ross funds to provide permanent, endowed support for and Co. and The Washington Post Co. Antonio Calderoni Charismatic Renewal Fund Bebe Ann and John F. Vallance Fund programs and initiatives that reflect the personal passions of Mr. Wilson. Those areas of support are: Endowment Fund for the Supports the Detroit Catholic Supports charitable organizations working to Cancer Care, Caregiving, Design and Access, Grosse Charismatic Renewal Center. enhance the lives of children with special needs. Pointe Community Assets, and Youth Sports. Community Foundation for The fund is dedicated to helping organizations that Southeast Michigan Online Platform provide a wide variety of services and technological Supports the online platform — including, but assistance not funded through traditional sources. Women’s City Club of Detroit not limited to, online giving — of the Community Endowment Fund Foundation for Southeast Michigan. Supports charitable activities that benefit Ann K. Warren Fund women throughout southeast Michigan. Supports charitable programs in the arts benefiting southeast Michigan.

44 | FUNDS OF THE FOUNDATION 2021 YEARBOOK | 45 Clarence and Grace Chamberlin Ralph M. and Emmalyn E. Freeman Fund Kukla-Scheibner Fund MichCon Legacy Fund Fund for the Foundation for Supports the United States District Court for Established by Ms. Merle Helen Scheibner, this Supports Focus: HOPE, in honor of the 150th Exceptional Children the Eastern District of Michigan through the fund supports the Michigan Science Center, Detroit birthday of Michigan Consolidated Gas Co. This endowment continues the legacy of support for Theodore Levin Memorial Foundation. Historical Society, Burton Endowment Fund of the the Foundation for Exceptional Children, with current Detroit Public Library, Michigan Opera Theatre, Michigan Jewish AIDS support for the ARC Grosse Pointe Harper Woods Inc. Richard F. Freeman Fund Detroit Institute of Arts, Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Coalition Endowment Fund Supports Meharry Medical College, United and the Nature Conservancy – Michigan Chapter. Originally established to support the Michigan Jewish Diana Conyers Endowment Fund Negro College Fund, and Sisters of the AIDS Coalition, which closed in 2004, this fund This memorial fund supports the Detroit Public Blessed Sacrament in Pennsylvania. Loli Smiles Fund currently supports the Jewish Gay Network of Michigan. Schools Foundation in providing education Established by Michael Nowlan in memory of for children with learning challenges who Friends of the Grosse Pointe his wife, Lolita Dimovski, this fund supports the Eleanor Finola Murphy Memorial Fund are residents of the city of Detroit. Public Library Endowment Fund HAVEN Foundation and Amnesty International. Supports Ele’s Place and programs of Brighton Originally established to support the Friends of Area Schools that improve the proficiency Copy Cat Fund the Grosse Pointe Public Library Endowment Fund, Lonyo Family Chaplaincy of academically challenged students. Established by Mr. and Mrs. William C. Rands III, which closed in 2004, this fund now supports Endowment Fund this fund provides general operating support to both the Grosse Pointe Public Library and the Supports the Village of East Harbor Chaplaincy Fund Oakland County Volunteer Resource the Grosse Pointe Animal Adoption Society. Friends of the Grosse Pointe Public Library. of the Presbyterian Villages of Michigan Foundation. Center Endowment Fund Originally established to support the volunteer Creative Many Michigan Endowment Marv and Rikki Gans Lonyo Family Endowment Fund for resource center of Lighthouse of Oakland County, a Fund; Barbara Kratchman Fund to Athletic Opportunity Fund the Detroit Historical Museum program it no longer administers, this fund currently Support Michigan Artists and Their Art Supports Northville High School to defray Supports the Detroit Historical Museum, which supports the Romney Center of the United Way Following the closure of Creative Many Michigan, the athletic department participation fees for is managed by the Detroit Historical Society. for Southeastern Michigan in providing volunteer these funds now continue the legacy of students who might otherwise be unable to resource services for the benefit of Oakland County. supporting artists through CultureSource. afford to participate in athletic programs. Lonyo Family Endowment Fund for Macomb County Community College Arthur and Birdie Oberlander Nancy and Robert E. Dewar Fund Gifted Student Supports Macomb Community College, where Endowment for JHAS Supports the Coleman Foundation of Hudson, Education Endowment Fund founder Andrew Lonyo once taught business. This memorial fund supports entertainment Michigan, to assist in residential and educational Originally established as the Gibson School Endowment for the residents of Jewish Home and Aging care for mentally impaired individuals. Fund, this fund currently supports the pre-kindergarten Fayette and Donald Loria Equality Fund Services, with a preference for bingo. through eighth-grade programs of The Roeper School, Supports programs of the American Civil Dragun Corporation Fund due to the closure of the Gibson School in 2007. Liberties Union Fund of Michigan that focus on Margaret W. Parker Gift Supports Life Challenge of Southeastern Michigan. racial justice and the equal rights of lesbian, Supports the YWCA of Metropolitan Detroit Irving J. and Ida Gordon Fund gay, bisexual, and transgender individuals. and Child & Family Services of Michigan. Edward T. and Ellen K. Dryer Supports the Community Living Centers Charitable Foundation Fund Inc. of Farmington Hills, Michigan. Ludwig Foundation Fund RARE Foundation Endowment Fund Supports transportation to meetings and events for Supports the American Cancer Society, Arthritis Originally established to support The RARE Foundation, the Friends of Vision program at the Detroit Institute Grosse Ile Presbyterian Church Fund Foundation–Michigan Chapter, Children’s Hospital of which closed in 2009, this fund currently supports the of Ophthalmology in honor of Dr. Philip C. Hessburg. Established by John Colina, this fund supports the Michigan Foundation, Detroit Symphony Orchestra, RARE Everyday Heroes Program of Winning Futures Inc. ministry of the Grosse Ile Presbyterian Church. and The Salvation Army Eastern Michigan Division. Uwe K. Faulhaber Family Fund Stanley and Lenore Rontal Supports the Children’s Leukemia Foundation and the George S. Hedden Gift Chelsea Grace Maclean Memorial Fund Memorial Endowment Fund College of Library Studies at Wayne State University. Supports in equal shares The Salvation Army Eastern Supports youth group activities and maintenance Supports students selected to study chamber Michigan Division and Starr Commonwealth. of the memorial garden at Garden City music with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. Presbyterian Church, and the music and theater Dorothy Louise Fisher Endowment Fund programs of Livonia Franklin High School. Supports the Detroit Institute of Arts, Detroit James 2:17 Scholarship Fund St. Mary Community Outreach Symphony Orchestra, and Capuchin Soup Kitchen. Established by Mr. and Mrs. Bryan J. Brown, this Center Endowment Fund fund provides support for youth programs of Alexander and Gabrielle Supports the John Bolde Memorial Food Depot. Max M. and Marjorie S. Fisher Kensington Community Church in Troy, Michigan. Mansour Memorial Fund Foundation Endowment Supports the West Bloomfield School District Karl Saulitis Memorial Fund for Willard Johnson Family Fund for Youth for student enrichment programs or activities Fund for the DIA in the areas of art, dance, or basketball. Fighting Blood Cancers Supports educational and outreach programs for This fund will support the general charitable Supports the Be the Match Foundation, underserved youth at the Detroit Institute of Arts. purposes of the youth center that is currently Children’s Leukemia Foundation of Michigan, being planned in Chelsea, Michigan. Wade McCree Fund Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Inc., and Due to the closure of Friends School in Detroit, Lymphoma Research Foundation. Mary G. and Robert H. Flint Fern O. Kelly Fund for this fund now supports the Waldorf Association Foundation Fund of Michigan to provide financial assistance for Supports Mariners Inn. Musical Performance Stanley and Germaine Established by James A. Kelly in memory of his student scholarships at Detroit Waldorf School. Schroeder Charitable Fund mother, this fund supports musical performances Emory M. Ford Jr. Endowment Fund Supports elementary school scholarships and high at the Ethical Society of St. Louis, Missouri. Mecke Brothers’ Fund school scholarships for attendees and graduates of Supports the Detroit Zoological Society, the Detroit Supports St. Paul Catholic School, Symphony Orchestra, and Olivet College. St. Isaac Jogues Roman Catholic Church Elementary Grosse Pointe, Michigan. School. This fund also supports the Michigan Humane Society and Leader Dogs for the Blind Inc.

46 | FUNDS OF THE FOUNDATION 2021 YEARBOOK | 47 Jack R. Smiley Conservation Fund The Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Foundation Donna W. Adams Scholarship Fund Ronald W. Haughton Memorial This fund will support the Southeast Michigan Endowment for Alzheimer’s Supports scholarships to benefit students Scholarship Fund Land Conservancy, with a preference for Disease Capital Needs who graduate from an identified elementary Supports scholarships to students from Detroit protecting additional land or stewardship Supports the infrastructure and capital needs of school of the Detroit Public Schools. schools who attend Wayne State University. of existing nature preserves. the Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Disorders Association, Greater Michigan Chapter. Winifred Stinson Basile Fund Robert Holmes Scholarship Fund Ida and Conrad H. Smith Endowment Supports students achieving academic Supports scholarships for the children of Michigan for the Michigan Opera Theatre The Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Foundation excellence in business programs at non- members of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. Established by the Raymond C. Smith Foundation Endowment for Alzheimer’s public accredited educational institutions in Fund, this fund provides support for an annual opera Disease Respite Care Wayne, Oakland, or Macomb counties. Evangeline Sheibley Hyett performance by the Michigan Opera Theatre. Supports the Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Disorders Endowment Fund Association, Greater Michigan Chapter, in providing Birmingham Unitarian Church This fund provides scholarship support for students Ida and Conrad H. Smith Endowment respite scholarships to southeast Michigan families Goldsmith Scholarship Fund attending the schools of social work at Case Western Fund for the Detroit Institute Of Arts and caregivers affected by Alzheimer’s and who Supports educational scholarships for the Reserve University and Wayne State University. Established by the Raymond C. Smith demonstrate financial, health, and/or emotional need. benefit of graduates of Pontiac High School. Foundation Fund, this fund provides support Patricia J. and Michael D. Jones for educational programs of the Department of The Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Foundation Miguel Cabrera Family Scholarship Fund Memorial Scholarship Fund American Art at the Detroit Institute of Arts. Endowment for Jefferson Established by the Detroit Tigers Foundation, with This fund provides scholarships for students Avenue Presbyterian Church the support of Miguel Cabrera, this fund awards enrolled full time in the undergraduate nursing Arlene Spohn Charitable Fund Supports the Jefferson Avenue Presbyterian scholarships for first-generation college students program at the University of Detroit Mercy. Supports six charitable organizations: the Scleroderma Church by providing operating, maintenance, from southeast Michigan and southern Florida. Foundation of Michigan Chapter, Penrickton Center and improvement support for its building(s) Chris M. Kurzweil Scholarship Fund for Blind Children, Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer and related office and other equipment. Dick DePaolis Memorial Supports scholarships for children of Institute, American Lung Association, John Glenn High Scholarship Fund employees of Intertape Polymer Group. School (Westland), and Garden City High School. Frank Winchell Fund Supports scholarships to students attending Supports education and research in the field North Farmington High School. Leonard, Butcher and Smeltzer Mabel French Taylor Memorial Fund of engineering at Purdue University. Supports the Capuchin Soup Kitchen. Scholarship Fund Detroit Economic Club This fund provides scholarships for students graduating Hosley Word Jr. and Ron Tioran Fund Scholarship Fund from Wayne-Westland public high schools who are Tkachik Sisters Charitable Fund Established to support the AIDS Consortium The Detroit Economic Club created this fund to pursuing study at an accredited postsecondary Supports the Disabled American Veterans Charitable of Southeastern Michigan Inc., which provide educational scholarships to select students educational institution located in Michigan. Service Trust, Michigan 4-H Foundation, Leader closed in 2006, this fund currently supports in Wayne, Oakland, and Macomb counties. Dogs for the Blind Inc., SARC, and Whaley Children’s Unified – HIV Health and Beyond. Virgil K. Lobring Scholarship Fund Center. This fund also supports the Susan and Janet Detroit Tigers Willie Horton Tkachik Scholarship at Eastern Michigan University. This memorial fund provides scholarships Scholarship Fund for students graduating from Western ______This fund awards a scholarship to a deserving International High School in Detroit. Carla Yvonne Tucker Memorial Fund student at Detroit College Preparatory High School Supports the National Center for Missing and Exploited at Northwestern, Mr. Horton’s alma mater. Charles Lomas Memorial Children in Arlington, Virginia, in order to assist Scholarship Fund others in coping with the trauma of child abduction. Rayman V. and Margaret M. Scholarship Supports the charitable purposes of the School Dodson Scholarship Fund District of Dearborn for use in providing scholarships Curl H. Tutag Michigan This fund supports the United Negro College to graduates of the district who are pursuing degrees Humane Society Fund Fund to award renewable scholarships to in education. Supports the Michigan Humane Society, with particular and Award students from southeast Michigan who exhibit the emphasis on cruelty investigation, emergency rescue, characteristics of scholarship, citizenship, hard and the prosecution of those who abuse animals. work, self-sufficiency, thrift and good character. Lone Ranger Endowed Scholarship Fund Established by the Elaine and Leo Stern Funds Foundation, this fund provides scholarships for Alfred and Jane Warren Fund Donald P. Durocher Public students graduating from Oxford Public Schools in Supports the Grosse Pointe Memorial Church, Great Donors who wish to support the future of Relations Education Fund recognition of the historical connection between Lakes Field Service Council, Boy Scouts of America, our region by investing in the education This memorial fund supports public Elaine (Alpert) Stern, Brace Beemer, Oxford and Muskingum University in New Concord, Ohio. of its residents can do so by establishing a relations educational programs throughout Township, and the Lone Ranger radio show. the service area of the Public Relations Wesstand Fund named scholarship fund. The Community Society of America – Detroit Chapter. Foundation also administers award funds Gerald Lundy Memorial Established by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Standart Jr., Scholarship Fund this fund supports the University Liggett School. for those donors who are interested in Sanford W. and Elaine E. Feig Fund The Public Relations Society of America recognizing the achievements of a person Supports scholarships at Wayne State University, – Detroit Chapter established this fund to Marian E. White Fund or group in a specific field. Grants from Macomb Community College, and L’Anse Creuse, provide minority students with scholarships Supports the Disabled American Veterans Charitable these funds are made directly to the Chippewa Valley, and Mount Clemens high schools. for public relations education. Service Trust, Paralyzed Veterans of America – Michigan Chapter, Seedlings Braille Books for Children, Michigan educational institution the scholarship Lorraine E. Giles Scholarship Fund Humane Society, The Salvation Army Eastern Michigan recipient attends, or will attend, and, in Supports scholarships to graduating seniors at Ferndale Division, Smile Train Inc., Doctors Without Borders, the case of an award, to the organization High School who want to pursue higher education and Father Flanagan’s Boys Home (Boys Town). affiliated with the recipient being honored. in mathematics, chemistry, or physics. Mrs. Giles taught mathematics in the Ferndale School District.

48 | FUNDS OF THE FOUNDATION 2021 YEARBOOK | 49 Tony Spina Enrichment Fund ______Michigan Academy of Science, Jeptha Wade Schureman This fund supports college scholarships for any Arts and Letters Fund Scholarship Fund Michigan student pursuing an undergraduate Established by the Michigan Academy of Science, Supports scholarships to fatherless students or graduate degree in photojournalism at a Arts and Letters and Judge Avern L. Cohn, this in southeast Michigan who are studying Michigan nonprofit college or university. Agency fund provides support for the Cohn Prize in law, nursing, medicine, or dentistry at one Legal Scholarship, awarded by the Michigan of Michigan’s 15 public universities. Gene Taylor Memorial Academy of Science, Arts and Letters. Scholarship Fund Endowment Otis M. Smith Scholarship Fund This fund provides scholarships for Ordóñez Family Scholarship Fund Supports scholarships to select single mothers students who live or go to high school Funds Established by the Detroit Tigers Foundation, with residing in Wayne, Oakland, or Macomb counties, to in Southfield and/or Lathrup Village. the support of Magglio and Dagly Ordóñez, this assist them in obtaining postsecondary education. fund provides scholarships that benefit graduates of Phillip Vails Memorial Fund Nonprofit agencies can establish an high schools located in southwest Detroit. Southern Wayne County This fund provides scholarships for students who endowment fund with the Community Regional Chamber Fund live or go to high school in Southfield and/or Foundation to support their general Plante & Moran Sons and Provides scholarships to individuals residing in Lathrup Village, and exhibit a love of and active operations or a specific program. In so doing, Daughters Scholarship Fund the Chamber’s service area and supports other involvement in vocal music and/or theater. these nonprofits benefit from a range of Supports scholarships that benefit dependent charitable activities in southern Wayne County. children of staff members of Plante & Moran Louise Ward Memorial Community Foundation services, including Holding Group and its related companies. Scholarship Fund marketing support and investment oversight. This fund, established by former students The following nonprofit organizations have Pritchard-Johnson Grit of Louise Ward, provides awards for further established endowment funds that are held at vocal education for students who live or go Scholarship Fund Southfield the Community Foundation. This fund supports renewable scholarships for to high school in Southfield and/or Lathrup students who are graduates of Thurston High Community Village to impact its mission to improve and School in the South Redford School District who enhance the quality of life in the region. have attended all four years from grades 9 through Foundation Legacy 12 and have overcome obstacles to persist and Accounting Aid Society show grit in their accomplishments. This fund Scholarship Funds Accounting Aid Society Endowment Fund honors the legacy of Marilyn Johnson who was Robert Stempel Memorial a teacher in the district for several years. Scholarship Fund In 2014, the Southfield Community All Well-Being Services Supports scholarships that benefit graduates of All Well-Being Services Endowment Fund PRSA Detroit Education Fund Foundation transitioned its funds to the select high schools in Detroit who are pursuing • Clarence and Grace Chamberlin Fund The Public Relations Society of America – Detroit Community Foundation for Southeast a science or engineering degree program. for All Well-Being Services Chapter created this fund to support public Michigan for administration, in order relations education in the chapter’s service area. Robert C.J. Traub Memorial to ensure their continuing benefit. Affirmations Lesbian and Scholarship Travel Fund Gay Community Center Rashid-Michaels Directors Endowment Supports educational travel scholarships in the Affirmations Endowment Fund fields of music and art that benefit students This fund provides scholarships for graduating • Dorothy Ellis Cassis Memorial Fund seniors of member schools of the Catholic graduating from Bloomfield Hills schools. Mayor Brenda Lawrence • Nancy Katz and Margo Dichtelmiller Fund High School League in honor of Thomas M. Scholarship Fund • George D. Westerman and Charles C. Lemon Fund Rashid and Victor Michaels for their service as Enrico And Marie Vespa directors of the Catholic High School League. This fund provides college scholarships for students who live in Southfield and Scholarship Fund Supports educational scholarships Aim High School want to attend a Michigan nonprofit Aim High School Endowment Fund Reighard Family Memorial college, university, or trade school. to current employees or children of Scholarship Fund employees of English Gardens Corp. Supports scholarships to graduating students Allen Creek Preschool SCF Memorial Scholarship Fund Allen Creek Preschool Endowment Fund from Whitmer High School, Toledo, Ohio, and This fund supports scholarships for students who VVA Detroit Chapter #9 Descendants Erie Mason High School, Erie, Michigan. live or go to school in Southfield and/or of Vietnam Veterans Scholarship Fund Lathrup Village and plan to study at a nonprofit Supports post-secondary students between the ages Alliance for the Mentally Renaissance of Values Scholarship Fund college, university, or trade school. It was of 16 and 30 who are the natural or adopted direct Ill of Oakland County This fund was established by Robert and Monica initiated through memorial gifts honoring lineal descendent of a qualifying Vietnam veteran. Alliance for the Mentally Ill of Oakland Mylod to assist students in attaining a college three community activists: Vivian Hurite, Vicki County Endowment Fund education and pursuing higher values. Goldbaum, and Thomas Frommeyer. Additional Monsignor Herbert Weier gifts honored Donald Fracassi, Shambline Scholarship Fund Alternatives for Girls The Hon. Gerald E. Rosen Scholarship Quarles, Ada Moiseev, Donald Powers, Sandra Supports scholarships for students who are graduates Alternatives for Girls Endowment Fund for Community Commitment Fund Terrell, Sigmund Beras, and Robert Casalou. of Divine Child High School in Dearborn, Michigan. • Amanda L. Good Fund This fund provides support to Wayne State University • Rosenthal-Dombrowski Fund in recognition of the contributions of a Wayne Cheryl Wojtas Memorial State University student who has made significant Scholarship Fund American Association of University positive contributions to the city of Detroit. Supports scholarships for students graduating Women Northville – Novi Branch Inc. from the Port Huron Area Schools and AAUW Northville – Novi Branch Endowment Fund the Gaylord Community Schools.

50 | FUNDS OF THE FOUNDATION 2021 YEARBOOK | 51 American Red Cross Birmingham Historical Society Children’s Hospital of Detroit Artists Market - Southeastern Michigan Chapter Birmingham Historical Society Museum Fund Michigan Foundation Detroit Artists Market Endowment Fund American Red Cross – Southeastern Children’s Hospital Endowment Fund Michigan Chapter Endowment Fund Birmingham Unitarian Church • Ingrid and Ashok Sarnaik Endowment Fund Detroit Chamber Winds And Strings • Christ Church Grosse Pointe – Beyond Birmingham Unitarian Church Endowment Fund for Critical Care and Sickle Cell Support Detroit Chamber Winds Fund Parish Ministry Disaster Relief Fund • Faye and Seymour Okun Innovative Projects Fund • Adelyn B. Devereaux Fund Black Family Development Inc. Children’s Leukemia • Irma Elder Fund CMF Detroit Youth Fund Foundation of Michigan Detroit Cristo Rey High School Inc. • Charles W. and Jean M. Elliot Disaster Relief Fund Children’s Leukemia Foundation of Detroit Cristo Rey High School Fund • Henry T. Ewald Fund Bloomfield Hills Schools Foundation Michigan Endowment Fund • Sherman J. Fitzsimons Jr. Fund Bloomfield Hills Schools Endowment Fund • ANR Pipeline Company Fund Detroit Greenways Coalition • John B. and Peggy Ford III Disaster Relief Fund Bloomfield Hills Schools Foundation Endowment Fund • Patrick K. Egan Memorial Fund Detroit Greenways Coalition Endowment Fund • Kmart Corporation Fund • Uwe K. Faulhaber Memorial Fund • Munder Capital Management Fund Bloomfield Township Public Library • Glen W. Fortinberry Endowment Fund Detroit Historical Society • Nicholson Family Red Cross Disaster Fund Yvonne Y. Atkinson Fund • Kathleen Damioli Hughes Memorial Fund Detroit Historical Society Endowment Fund • Anne C. St. Clair Red Cross Disaster Fund Bloomfield Township Public Library • Bobby L. Jones Memorial Fund • Terence and Jennifer Adderley Endowment • E.A. “Bud” Schirmer Fund Director’s Legacy Fund • Casey Ann MacKellar Memorial Fund for the Detroit Historical Society • William C. and Eleanore R. Schultz Fund Bloomfield Township Public Library Endowment Fund • Hugh A. Miller Fund • Paul and Barbara Trudgen Fund • Lawrence Smith and Isabel Francis • Jill Marie Sienko Memorial Fund Detroit Institute For Children • Joan B. and Gerald E. Warren Disaster Relief Fund Smith Challenge Grant Fund Detroit Institute for Children Endowment Fund Jeanette P. Myers Memorial Scholarship Fund Christ Child Society of Detroit Amity Foundation Fair Radom Garden Endowment Fund Christ Child Society of Detroit Endowment Fund Detroit Institute of Arts Amity Foundation Endowment Fund Detroit Institute of Arts Endowment Fund

Blue Water Habitat for Humanity Church of The Messiah Housing Corp. • Terence and Jennifer Adderley Endowment Angels’ Place Blue Water Habitat for Humanity Endowment Fund Church of the Messiah Housing for the Detroit Institute of Arts Angels’ Place Endowment Fund Corporation Endowment Fund • Andrew L. and Gayle Shaw Camden Brightmoor Christian Church • George R. and Elise M. Fink Foundation Fund Endowment for the Detroit Institute of Arts Arab Community Center for Novi Christian Academy Endowment Fund Economic and Social Services Citizens Research Council of Michigan Detroit PAL Arab American National Museum Endowment Fund Brighton District Library Citizens Research Council Endowment Fund Detroit PAL Endowment Fund Arab American National Museum Endowment Brighton District Library Endowment Fund • Terence and Jennifer Adderley Endowment for • D. Duane Hurtt Memorial Fund for Detroit PAL Fund for Public Programming the Citizens Research Council of Michigan • Drs. Barbara and Adnan Aswad Endowment Fund CARE House of Oakland County Detroit Public Schools Foundation

CARE House of Oakland County Endowment Fund Clinton River Watershed Council Detroit Public Schools Foundation Endowment Fund The Art Center Clinton River Watershed Council Fund The YES Foundation Endowment Fund Art Center Endowment Fund Cass Community Social Services Inc. • Leroy C. Richie Fund • Gebran S. and Suzanne P. Anton Foundation Fund Cass Community Social Services Endowment Fund Common Ground Common Ground Endowment Fund Detroit Regional Chamber Arts League of Michigan Inc. Cathedral Church of St. Paul • Ellen and Joseph Price Fund for Foundation Inc. Arts League of Michigan Inc. Endowment Fund Common Ground Sanctuary Cathedral Church of St. Paul Endowment Fund Douglas E. Busbey Leadership Detroit Fund Van Dusen/Compact College Fund I The Community House Autism Alliance of Michigan Catholic Social Services of • Mayor Dennis W. Archer Compact Scholars Fund Autism Alliance of Michigan Endowment Fund Community House Endowment Fund • Awrey Bakeries Inc. Fund Washtenaw County • Helen and Barbara Van Dusen Endowment Fund Catholic Social Services of Washtenaw • Curtis C. Carmichael Fund (Copper & Brass Sales Inc.) Automation Alley Fund County Endowment Fund • Casey Communications Management Inc. Fund Automation Alley Fund Endowment Community Living Centers Inc. • Children First Fund (Detroit Free Press) Chamber Music Society of Detroit Community Living Centers Endowment Fund • Chrysler Foundation – Detroit Avalon Housing Inc. Chamber Music Society of Detroit Endowment Fund Compact Scholarship Fund Avalon Housing Endowment Fund • David and Andrea Page Period Community Opportunity Center • Great Lakes Gas Transmission Music Endowment Fund Nonprofit Housing Corp. Limited Partnership Fund Beaumont Foundation Community Opportunity Center Nonprofit • Kmart Compact Scholarship Fund Beaumont Health Foundation Endowment Fund Chelsea District Library Housing Corporation Endowment Fund • Ross Roy Communications Scholarship Fund Chelsea District Library Endowment Fund • Sinai Hospital of Greater Detroit Fund Belle Isle Conservancy Crossroads of Michigan • Frank E. Smith Scholars Fund Belle Isle Conservancy Endowment Fund Chelsea Education Foundation Crossroads of Michigan Endowment Fund • Richard C. Van Dusen Fund (Dickinson Wright PLLC) • Clarence and Grace Chamberlin Fund • Weir, Manuel, Snyder & Ranke Inc. Scholarship Fund Mary E. Merkel Endowment Fund for Crossroads of Michigan Berkley Public Library Joseph K. Piasecki Endowment Fund Van Dusen/Compact College Fund II Berkley Public Library Endowment Fund Electa M. Wagner and Robert W. Wagner Family Endowment Fund Detroit Area Pre-College Detroit Riverfront Conservancy Inc. Birmingham Bloomfield Art Center Inc. Engineering Program Inc. Cullen Family Carousel Fund Detroit Area Pre-College Engineering Birmingham Bloomfield Art Center Endowment Fund Cullen Family Endowment Fund for the Chelsea Senior Center Program Endowment Fund Chelsea Senior Center Endowment Fund

52 | FUNDS OF THE FOUNDATION 2021 YEARBOOK | 53 Detroit Riverfront Conservancy Eton Academy The Futures Foundation The Greening of Detroit Dequindre Cut Maintenance Endowment Fund Eton Academy Endowment Fund The Futures Foundation Fund •E. Eleanor Marsh Maintenance Fund Detroit Riverfront Conservancy Endowment Fund for The Greening of Detroit • Peter Stroh Fund for the Detroit Faith In Action Garden Club of Michigan Riverfront Conservancy Faith In Action Endowment Fund Garden Club of Michigan Endowment Fund GreenPath Inc. The Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Centennial GreenPath Financial Wellness Endowment Fund Park Endowment Fund FAR Conservatory of Therapeutic Gateway Montessori School • Albert O. Horner GreenPath Financial and Performing Arts Gateway Montessori School Endowment Fund Wellness Founder’s Fund Detroit Section, Society of Cindy Leonard Scholarship Endowment Fund for FAR • Bruce Paradis Homeownership Preservation Plastics Engineers Conservatory of Therapeutic and Performing Arts Foundation Founder’s Fund SPE Fund Girl Scouts Heart of Michigan Girl Scouts Heart of Michigan – Barbara Farmington/Farmington Hills “Darbi” Stuber Memorial Fund Grosse Ile Historical Society Detroit Symphony Orchestra Inc. Foundation for Youth and Families Grosse Ile Historical Society Lighthouse Fund Detroit Symphony Orchestra Endowment Fund Backpack Fund Girl Scouts of Southeastern Michigan • Beverly Franzblau Baker Fund for the DSO Farmington/Farmington Hills After-School Program Fund Girl Scouts of Southeastern Michigan Endowment Fund Grosse Pointe Chamber Foundation • Bauder Family Endowment Fund for the DSO Farmington/Farmington Hills Fund Grosse Pointe Chamber Foundation Endowment Fund • Dr. Eli V. and Joanna Berger Fund for the DSO for Youth and Families • John B. and Mary H. Ford Detroit Gjergj Kastrioti Scholarship Fund • Grainger Fund Gjergj Kastrioti Scholarship Fund Endowment Grosse Pointe Historical Society Symphony Orchestra Hall Fund Don Howell Memorial Fund Grosse Pointe Historical Society Endowment Fund • Victor and Gale Girolami Endowment Fund Gleaners Community Food Bank Ferndale Educational Foundation Grosse Pointe Foundation Detroit Waldorf School of Southeastern Michigan Ferndale Educational Foundation Fund Gleaners Endowment Fund for Public Education Detroit Waldorf School Endowment Fund • Fighting Hunger Together Fund Grosse Pointe Foundation for Public First Step - Western Wayne County • Nate Gooden, Hand in Hand Education Endowment Fund Detroit Youth Concert Choir and Project on Domestic Assault Foundation Fund for Gleaners • Future Excellence in Education Fund Performing Arts Company First Step Endowment Fund • Coleman and Shirley Mopper Fund for Children • Anne Hudson Endowment Fund for the Detroit Youth Choir Endowment Fund • Taste of the NFL Fund for Gleaners Grosse Pointe Foundation for Public Education Focus: HOPE • Lela Wadlin and Roger Olson Endowment Fund Detroit Zoological Society Focus: HOPE Endowment Fund • Joan and Wayne Webber Fund Grosse Pointe Library Foundation Detroit Zoological Society Endowment Fund • Clarence and Grace Chamberlin Fund for Focus: HOPE Grosse Pointe Public Library Endowment Fund • Clarence and Grace Chamberlin Fund • Ellen and Joseph Price Fund for Focus: HOPE Goodwill Industries of Greater Detroit •Book Endowment Fund for the for the Detroit Zoological Society Goodwill Industries of Greater Detroit Grosse Pointe Public Library Forgotten Harvest Inc. – Job Training Endowment Downtown Detroit Partnership Inc. Forgotten Harvest Endowment Fund Grosse Pointe War Memorial Association Roger S. Penske Detroit Fund Grandmont/Rosedale Grosse Pointe War Memorial Endowment Fund Franklin-Wright Settlements Inc. Development Corp. • Alice Kales Hartwick Foundation Fund • Frank J. Sladen Jr. Endowment Fund Ecumenical Theological Seminary Franklin-Wright Settlements Endowment Fund GRDC Neighborhood Legacy Fund Ecumenical Theological Seminary Endowment Fund • Janice Marshall Memorial Fund • Mark R. Weber President’s Fund • John E. Biersdorf Fund Grosse Pointe War Memorial Fund for Youth Enrichment • Anneliese Sinnott O.P. Fund Friends of the Oudolf Garden • David W. Swink Fund Oudolf Garden Detroit Endowment Fund Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival • Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Fund for Oudolf Garden Detroit Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival Fund The Guidance Center Morris and Beverly Baker Fund The Guidance Center Endowment Fund Ehlers-Danlos National Foundation Inc. • Ruth Laredo Fund Budd Lynch Endowment Fund for Children Ehlers-Danlos National Foundation Fund Friends of the Rouge Friends of the Rouge Endowment Fund • Anthony M. Tocco Artistic Director Chair Fund • James Tocco Fund HAVEN Foundation Ruth Ellis Center Inc. HAVEN Foundation Endowment Fund Ruth Ellis Center Legacy Fund Friends of the Wayne Public Library • Locniskar Beck Fund for HAVEN Friends of the Wayne Public Library Endowment Fund Great Lakes Field Service Council, Boy Scouts of America Ennis Center for Children Inc. Friends of the Wyandotte Museums Great Lakes Field Service Council, Boy Henry Ford Health System Julio Jove Fund for Ennis Center Scouts of America Endowment Fund Detroit Institute of Ophthalmology Fund Friends of the Wyandotte Museums Endowment Fund Equality Michigan Great Lakes Lighthouse High/Scope Educational Equality Michigan Endowment Fund Full Circle Foundation Inc. Full Circle Foundation Inc. Endowment Fund Keepers Association Research Foundation Great Lakes Lighthouse Keepers High/Scope Endowment Fund Eta Phi Beta Sorority Foundation Inc. Association Endowment Fund • Education Through Movement: Eta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. Endowment Fund Furniture Bank of Building the Foundation Fund Southeastern Michigan Greater Detroit and Windsor • Marilyn Thomas Fund Margaret T. Pomeroy Tribute Fund Japan-America Society • Hubert J. and Catherine P. Weikart Japan-America Society Fund Memorial Scholarship Fund

54 | FUNDS OF THE FOUNDATION 2021 YEARBOOK | 55 Highland Township Public Library JVS Mariners’ Church Of Detroit Minerva Education and Highland Township Public Library Endowment Fund JVS JOIN Program Fund Answer Club Endowment Fund Development Foundation • Jeanette and Oscar Cook Fund Minerva Education and Development Foundation Fund Historic Elmwood Foundation JVS – Realizing Life’s Potential – Endowment Fund Mariners Inn • Doris B. Corsey Arnold Fund Historic Elmwood Foundation Endowment Fund • Hadas and Dennis Bernard Family Fund Mariners Inn Endowment Fund • Dr. Barbara Bowen Coulter Fund • Elyse Goldin Essick and David Foltyn Family Fund • Dr. Judith T. Jackson Fund Historical Society for the United • Dr. Ron and Andrea Hurwitz Family Fund Matrix Human Services • Reverend Dr. Joseph R. Jordan Memorial Fund States District Court for the • Barbara and Donald Nurenberg Family Fund Michigan AIDS Coalition Endowment Fund • James and Patricia Solomon Memorial Fund Eastern District of Michigan • Henry and Mary Piotrowski Fund • Robin H. Sowell Fund Historical Society for the United States District Court • Linda and Jack Schechter Family Fund Michigan Aerospace Foundation Inc. for the Eastern District of Michigan Endowment Fund Michigan Aerospace Foundation Endowment Model-T Automotive Heritage Complex Kadima: Jewish Support Services Fund for the Yankee Air Museum Model-T Automotive Heritage Complex Fund Hope Network Foundation for Adults with Mental Illness Hope Network Foundation Endowment Fund Kadima Operational Endowment Fund Michigan Art Education Association Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit Michigan Art Education Association MOCAD Endowment Fund Hospice of Michigan Inc. Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute Memorial Endowment Fund Hospice of Michigan Endowment Fund Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Michigan Art Education Association National Kidney Foundation Institute Endowment Fund Professional Development Fund of Michigan Inc. Howell Carnegie District Library National Kidney Foundation of Howell Carnegie District Library Endowment Fund LACASA Michigan College Access Network Michigan Endowment Fund Grace Song Line and Winfield H. Line Fund LACASA Endowment Fund Detroit College Access Network Endowment Fund James Ross Memorial Fund National Ski Patrol Inc. – Lawrence Technological University Michigan Conference Women’s Pine Knob Ski Patrol Huron-Clinton Metroparks Foundation Lawrence Technological University Endowment Fund Missionary Society of the AME Church Karen’s Fund for Education Huron-Clinton Metroparks Foundation Fund • Clarence and Grace Chamberlin Fund for Michigan Conference Women’s Missionary Lawrence Technological University Society of the AME Church Endowment Fund Neighborhood Club Huron Valley Educational Foundation Neighborhood Club Endowment Fund Huron Valley Educational Foundation Endowment Fund Learning Ally Michigan DECA • Mrs. Caroline W. Kuhn Fund Learning Ally Endowment Fund Jamie Riley Fund for Michigan DECA The Information Center Inc. New Detroit Inc. The Information Center Endowment Fund Life Challenge of Michigan Environmental Council New Detroit Race Relations Fund Southeastern Michigan Michigan Environmental Council Endowment Fund International Institute of Life Challenge of Southeastern North Star Reach Metropolitan Detroit Inc. Michigan Endowment Fund Michigan Historical Commission North Star Reach Endowment Fund International Institute Endowment Fund Capitol Park Fund Lighthouse of Michigan Northville District Library International Wildlife Refuge Alliance Lighthouse of Michigan Endowment Fund Michigan Humane Society Northville District Library Endowment Fund • Herbert N. and Nancy M. Weingarten International Wildlife Refuge Alliance Endowment Fund Michigan Humane Society Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Oakland County Bar Foundation South Oakland Shelter Endowment Fund JARC Michigan League for Public Policy Oakland County Bar Foundation Fund Norman G. Wachler Endowment Fund for JARC Michigan League for Public Policy • Charles and Florence Milan Foundation Fund for JARC Literacy and Beyond Inc. Nokomis Legacy Fund Oakland County Youth Assistance Literacy and Beyond Endowment Fund • Joyce Keller and Michael A. Walch Fund Coordinating Council Inc. Michigan Mountain Biking Association Oakland County Youth Assistance Livingston County Catholic Charities Michigan Mountain Biking Association Endowment Fund Coordinating Council Endowment Jewish Family Service of Livingston County Catholic Charities Fund Metropolitan Detroit • Rev. William J. Carolin Fund Jewish Family Service Endowment Fund Michigan Nature Association Oakland Family Services • Amy and Dr. Mark H. Haimann Family Fund Michigan Nature Association Endowment Fund Oakland Family Services Endowment Fund • Judy and John Marx Fund Livingston County United Way Livingston County United Way Endowment Fund • Patti L. Nemer Fund Michigan Opera Theatre Oakland Livingston Human Windows Endowment Fund Michigan Opera Theatre Endowment Fund Service Agency Livingston Land Conservancy Inc. Oakland Livingston Human Service Agency Fund Joy of Jesus Inc. Livingston Land Conservancy Endowment Fund Michigan Psychoanalytic Foundation Joy of Jesus Inc. Endowment Fund Michigan Psychoanalytic Foundation Endowment Fund Old Newsboys’ Goodfellows Loyola High School Fund of Detroit Judson Center Inc. Loyola High School Foundation Fund Michigan Science Center Old Newsboys’ Goodfellows Fund Tina and George Milidrag Fund for Innovation Michigan Science Center Endowment Fund of Detroit Endowment Fund Macomb County Historical Society • Clarence and Grace Chamberlin Fund Old Newsboys’ Goodfellows Fund Macomb County Historical Society – for the Michigan Science Center of Detroit Memorial Fund Crocker House Museum Fund Opportunity Resource Fund Mana De Metro Detroit Opportunity Resource Fund Endowment Fund Carmen Munoz Endowment Fund

56 | FUNDS OF THE FOUNDATION 2021 YEARBOOK | 57 Orchards Children’s Services Roseville Public Library Orchards Children’s Services Endowment Fund Roseville Public Library Endowment Fund Starfish Family Services Wheatland Music Organization Packard Motor Car Foundation Starfish Family Services Endowment Fund Rickey F. Novak Music Memorial Fund Packard Motor Car Foundation Fund Royal Oak Foundation for Public Education The Stewardship Network World Medical Relief Inc. Rosa L. Parks Scholarship Foundation Royal Oak Schools Foundation Endowment Fund The Stewardship Network Endowment Fund World Medical Relief Endowment Fund Rosa L. Parks Scholarship Foundation Fund Royal Oak Historical Society James Tatum Foundation Charles H. Wright Museum of Pewabic Society Inc. Royal Oak Historical Society Endowment Fund for the Arts Inc. African American History Pewabic Education Fund James Tatum Foundation for the Arts Fund Museum of African American History Endowment Fund Pewabic Pottery Fund Sacred Heart Rehabilitation Center Inc. • William F. and Wilma Ray Bledsoe Endowment Fund Sacred Heart Rehabilitation Center Endowment Fund Bishop Robert Thomas Pioneer Band Association • Clarence and Grace Chamberlin Fund for Jr. Scholarship Inc. Yeshiva Beth Yehudah Nancy Waring Endowment Fund Sacred Heart Rehabilitation Center Bishop Robert Thomas Jr. Scholarship Endowment Fund Yeshiva Beth Yehudah Fund

Planned Parenthood of Michigan Inc. St. Joseph Mercy Oakland Travelers Aid Society of YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit Planned Parenthood of Michigan Endowment Fund St. Joseph Mercy Oakland Endowment Fund Metropolitan Detroit YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit Endowment Fund Travelers Aid Society of Metropolitan YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit Fund for Plymouth District Library St. Patrick Senior Center Detroit Endowment Fund Children’s Literacy and Cultural Programs Plymouth District Library Children’s Fund St. Patrick Senior Center Endowment Fund • James A. Tuck Fund for Children Plymouth District Library Endowment Fund Tuesday Musicale of Detroit St. Paul A.M.E. Zion Church Tuesday Musicale of Detroit Endowment Fund Presbyterian Villages of Michigan St. Paul A.M.E. Zion Church Endowment Fund ______Presbyterian Villages of Michigan Endowment Fund UMRC Foundation St. Thomas More Academy UMRC Foundation Endowment Fund Presbyterian Villages of St. Thomas More Academy Endowment Fund Michigan Foundation Unified – HIV Health and Beyond Business Chaplaincy Fund for Presbyterian Villages of Michigan Salem-South Lyon District Library Unified – HIV Health and Beyond Endowment Fund Presbyterian Villages of Michigan Salem-South Lyon District Library Endowment Fund • David R. Nowakowski Fund Foundation Fund for Green Houses Advised Funds Services for Older Citizens Inc. United Negro College Fund Inc. Preservation Bloomfield Services for Older Citizens Endowment Fund United Negro College Fund – The Community Foundation offers a wide Michigan Endowment Fund Preservation Bloomfield Endowment Fund • The Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Foundation range of support, administrative, and Fund for Services for Older Citizens • Clarence and Grace Chamberlin Fund for the Pro Musica of Detroit Inc. United Negro College Fund – Michigan financial services to help our partners in Pro Musica Endowment Fund Services to Enhance Potential the business community advance their Services to Enhance Potential Endowment Fund United Way for Southeastern Michigan philanthropic goals. Many of our partners Purple Rose Theatre Company George W. Romney Fund for Volunteerism elect to set up advised funds with the Purple Rose Theatre Company Endowment Fund Six Rivers Regional Land Conservancy United Way for Southeastern Michigan Endowment Fund Community Foundation to assist with their Six Rivers Regional Land Conservancy Endowment Fund charitable grantmaking, employee matching Redford Township District Library gift program, or volunteer grant program. Frances Carpenter Endowment Fund for Solanus Casey Center University Liggett School the Redford Township District Library Solanus Casey Legacy Fund Gary J. Hills Memorial Fund University Liggett School Endowment Fund Rochester University Southeastern Michigan AmeriTrust Group Fund Rochester University Endowment Fund Health Association VIP Mentoring Inc. This fund provides support to charitable organizations VIP Endowment Fund and activities throughout Michigan and nationally. • Dr. Royce L. Dickinson Jr. Memorial Fund SEMHA Public Health Improvement Fund • Molly Lynn Fund • Norplex Associates Warren M. Beevers Memorial Fund Southwest Detroit Business Vista Maria Chemical Bank Fund • Rosalie Turner Endowment Fund Vista Maria Endowment Fund This fund supports a wide range of Association Inc. charitable organizations and activities. Southwest Detroit Business Roeper School Association Endowment Fund Warren/Conner Development Coalition Roeper School Fund Warren/Conner Development Clark Hill – Detroit Enrichment Fund This fund supports charitable organizations • Erin and Blayne Milbeck Fund Coalition Endowment Fund Spaulding for Children and activities in Detroit. Spaulding for Children Endowment Fund Wayne State University/Merrill- Rose Hill Foundation (Holly) Clark Hill Endowment Fund Rose Hill Foundation Fund Sphinx Organization Palmer Skillman Institute Wayne State University/Merrill-Palmer This fund provides a lasting legacy in support • Susan and Oliver Cameron Fund for Rose Hill Bauder Sphinx Composers Fund Skillman Institute Endowment Fund of the charitable organizations and activities • Don and Jeannine Gundle Family Fund Sphinx Organization Endowment Fund of the southeast Michigan region. • John D. Kelly Fund • Bauder Sphinx Fellow Fund • Mitchell Scott Ross Memorial Fund • Bauder Sphinx Symphony Conductor’s Chair Fund Westran Insurance • Craig M. Vander Broek Memorial Fund Scholarship Foundation Western Scholarship Endowment Fund

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DTE Energy Employee ______William and Sandra Goodman Fund Glenda Price Endowment Fund Disaster Relief Fund Susan and Merrill Gordon Family Fund Sharon L. Ram Aquatic Sciences Fund This endowed fund supports public charities providing relief to those individuals and Gordy Endowment Fund Rappleye Family Fund families who are victims of a natural disaster, an emergency, or an act of terrorism or war. Advised Henry M. Grix and Howard W. Ruth Rattner Endowment Fund Israel Endowment Fund Thomas R. and Priscilla A. Ricketts Memorial DTE Foundation Funds Gualdoni Family Endowed Fund Fund for Community Development The DTE Foundation established a number of Endowment non-endowed funds to support grantmaking Bill and Sue Hermann Family Fund Sigmund and Sophie Rohlik Endowment Fund and volunteerism: DTE Energy Holiday Fund, Gilbert Hudson Fund Edward C. Roney Jr. and Peggy DTE Foundation Fund for Community Grants, Funds Couzens Roney Fund DTE Foundation Fund for Higher Education Jean Wright Hudson and Joseph L. Hudson Jr. and Cultural Matching Gifts, DTE Foundation Advised endowments enable donors to Family Fund for Civic and Cultural Enrichment Bruce H. and Rosalie N. Rosen Fund for McCarthy Volunteer Awards, and DTE leave a permanent legacy while actively Family Endowment Fund Foundation Fund for Regional Manager Strategic Jamie and Denise Jacob Family Fund Philanthropic Organization Initiatives. participating with the Community Foundation Lindsey Linnell Sanders Memorial Fund in recommending grants to be made from the Betty Kahn Fund Joseph and Stephanie Scavone Fund Howard & Howard Community fund annually. We are grateful to the donors Bernard and Nina Kent Endowment Fund Reinvestment Fund Frederick E. and Ladene Schoen who have established the following advised Knudsen Family Fund This fund supports charitable organizations endowments with the Community Foundation. Endowment Fund and activities nationally, as recommended by Mary L. Kramer Fund representatives of Howard & Howard Attorneys PLLC. Frederick E. and Ladene Schoen Terence and Jennifer Adderley Community Drs. Mohan and Rekha Lall Memorial Fund Endowment Fund II Foundation President’s Fund Kerr, Russell and Weber PLC Fund; Leppanen Miller Endowment Fund Dorothy M. Schlaff Fund Kerr, Russell and Weber PLC II Fund Ryanne Akins Fund These endowed funds provide a lasting legacy of Dana M. Locniskar and Christine A. Shelden Fund support for charitable organizations and activities Beck Endowed Family Fund Richard and Mona Alonzo Family Fund William Warren Shelden Jr. Fund throughout the state of Michigan, as recommended Locniskar-Beck Endowed Family Fund by representatives of Kerr, Russell and Weber PLC. Dr. Donald and Dale Austin Community Fund Bobette and Byron Siegel Family Fund Baiardi Family Charitable Endowment Fund Lohrmann Family Philanthropic Fund Kids Klub Foundation Fund Sims Family Fund Frank W. Lynch and Roberta Jane Unitron Industries Inc., now Sonova USA Inc., Mary E. Bennick Endowment Fund Elizabeth Smith Charitable Fund established this endowed fund to provide a permanent Lynch Endowed Family Fund Charles B. Bohn Fund source of support for charitable organizations Leonard W. Smith Fund that assist with the needs and educational MacFarlane Family Fund Julie and John Bostick Family Fund Levi and Barbara Smith Family Fund development of hearing-impaired children. MacFarlane Family Endowment Fund Alexa J. Brown Memorial Endowment Fund William H. and Patricia M. Smith Family Fund L&W Engineering Community Fund Leo E. and Ann June Mainville Fund Howard Camden Endowed Family Fund William H. and Patricia M. Smith Fund This fund supports a wide range of Dr. Bill and Florine Mark-Ross charitable organizations and activities. Roy D. Chapin Foundation Fund Fund for A.L.S. Research Stebbins Family Endowment Fund Eric Charles Designs Fund Marx Layne Fund The J.P. McCarthy Endowment Fund Sullivan Gellman Endowment Fund Founding partner Michael Layne established Cieszynski Family Charitable Fund James F. and Frances McDonnell Fund Eddie J. Swain Educational Fund this fund to honor the company’s support for charitable organizations and activities Cohen Family Endowment Fund Meyers Family Foundation Fund Swallow Family Endowment Fund throughout southeast Michigan. Leo, Eleanore and Ronald Cooney Fund Becky and Sam Misuraca Fund Sara A. Sweeny Endowed Fund Frank S. Moran Memorial Charlene Coursen Family Endowment Fund Sarah Moore and Woodside Fund Deborah Ann Tompkins-Jones Memorial Fund Foundation Endowment Fund Stanley R. Day Family Fund This fund provides support to the charitable Morda Family Fund Richard C. and Barbara C. Van Dusen Family Fund organizations and activities throughout southeast Day Stroh Family Fund Nora Lynn Napolitan Endowment Fund Michigan that Mr. Moran, founding partner Salome E. and Jonathan T. Walton Family Fund of Plante Moran, cared deeply about. Ebeid Family Fund James B. and Ann Nicholson Leadership Fund Wheeler Fund Education for a Brighter Future David and Andrea Page Family Fund I Span Corporation Endowment Endowment Fund John and Elizabeth Williams Fund David and Andrea Page Family Fund II for Child And Family Services Marjorie S. Fisher Endowment Fund This endowed fund, established by Michael Matilda R. Wilson Endowment Fund Norman and Susan Pappas Fund F. Grosh, provides support to charitable Fisher-Cummings Family Endowment Fund The Winkelman Fund organizations and activities that assist with Colleen O. and Gary C. Peters the needs of children, families, and youth. Fisher-Insley Fund Family Endowment Fund Woiwode Family Fund Benson and Edith Ford Endowment Fund Polk Family Leadership Fund Frank R. and Faye M. Zimmerman Family Fund Daniel and Patricia Frank Family Fund Pomeroy-Stutz Family Fund

60 | FUNDS OF THE FOUNDATION 2021 YEARBOOK | 61 ______Sara M. and Bryan J. Brieden Memorial Fund Driker Family Fund Garvey Family Fund Jerome H. and Joann F. Brooks Memorial Fund Duey Donor Fund Elizabeth V. and Charles W. Gauss II Family Fund Durinda Purkiss Brownlee Fund Pat and Joan Duggan Fund William B. and Margaret Giles Fund Donor Advised Buell Family Fund David and Sue Anne Duprey Family Fund Don and Elizabeth Gill Family Fund Thomas C. and Lindsey F. Buhl Fund Earley Family Fund Allan D. Gilmour Fund Funds Built to Play Fund Earley Family Fund II Brian and Julie Ginsburg Fund Ian and Marcy Burnstein Fund Edelman Strongwater Family Fund Donor advised funds that are not endowed Michelle and Gary Glenn Fund also provide donors with a simple, flexible Bob, Mary Ann and Meredith Education for a Brighter Future Fund Bury Charitable Fund Granholm Mulhern Family Fund way to connect to the causes they care about Wade and Aliza Edwards Fund Busch Family Fund Thomas and Elizabeth Griffith Fund by working with the Community Foundation Martha A. and Norman F. Ehlers Fund John D. Butler Family Fund Henry M. Grix and Howard W. Israel Fund to recommend grants from their fund. Marcia A. Elliott Charitable Fund Antonio Calderoni “Life in the Gualdoni Family Fund Ellis Family Fund Frederick and Cheryl Adams Fund Spirit” Charitable Fund Ted and Nancy Haddad Fund Erb Family Foundation Fund Lisa Adderley Fund Andrew L. and Gayle Shaw Camden Fund Sylvia and Edward Hagenlocker Fund Judith J. and Stephen H. Ernst Fund Terence and Jennifer Adderley Fund Cameron Family Fund Kevin and Kouhaila Hammer Family Fund George C. and Anne K. Eshelman Fund Richard and Diana Aginian Fund The Susan Goethel Campbell Fund Hand Up, Not Handout Fund Ethier Family Fund ALL IS WELL FUND Joanne and John Carter Family Fund Mary and David Hawkins Fund Stephen E. and Jean C. Ewing Fund John M. Allen and Stephen P. Orlando Fund Charlton Family Foundation Mirvan Hayes Memorial Fund Jack and Peggy Falcon Fund Richard and Mona Alonzo Fund Adam D. Cheslin Family Fund Mary Claire Heider Heller Fund Jay and Wendi Farner Fund Gerald and Sandra Ambrozy Fund Clark-Turay Family Fund David and Cynthia Hempstead Fund Marianne and Robin Ferriby Family Fund Mark E. Andrews Memorial Fund Cohen Family Fund Henry-Morris Foundation Fund Louis P. Ferris Jr. Family Charitable Fund Andris Family Foundation Fund Lois Pincus Cohn Fund Hermann Family Fund Amanda Fisher Fund Daniel and Rose Angelucci Charitable Fund Mike and Melonie Colaianne Fund Hill Family Fund Marjorie M. Fisher Fund Anonymous Funds Community Innovation and Leadership Fund Hillegonds Family Fund Marjorie S. Fisher Fund Cathy and Bob Anthony Fund Mike and Linda Costello Fund The Holley Foundation Fund Max M. and Marjorie S. Fisher Dennis Wayne Archer and Trudy James A. Courter Fund Foundation Executive Director Fund Judith W. and Peter A. Holmes Fund DunCombe Archer Fund Craine Family Charitable Fund Max M. and Marjorie S. Fisher W.K. and Lorna C. Howenstein Fund Alissandra Elizabeth Aronow Fund Crane Family Fund Foundation Next Generation Fund Gilbert and Anne Hudson Fund Andrew Fisher Aronow Fund Elizabeth T. Crawford Charitable Fund Phillip Wm. Fisher Fund Jean Wright and Joseph L. Hudson Jr. Fund Margaret and Sam Arslanian Matthew and Karen Cullen Fund Walter B. and Sandra B. Fisher Fund Family Memorial Fund Harriet H. Hull Fund Deborah and Stephen D’Arcy Fund Fisher-Cummings Family Fund Dr. Gary and Linda Assarian Fund Joyce Jenereaux Fund Davenport Forté Pedestal Fund Karin W. Flint Fund Linda Wasserman Aviv Family Fund George G. Johnson Fund Davis-Rom Fund William R. Flynn Memorial Fund Bardel Family Charitable Fund JRD Systems Fund Vivian Day and John Stroh III Family Fund Martha F. Ford Fund Lucy M. Bates Fund Karoub Family Charitable Fund Deep Haven Fund William Clay Ford Jr. and Lisa V. Ford Fund Bear Lake Fund Sam Kassab Fund Bill Demmer Family Fund Drs. Merle L. and Peggy J. Foss Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Begg Jr. Fund Keating Fund Academic Enrichment Fund Margaret C. Demmer Family Fund Bemis Family Charity Fund Richard and Mary Kelly Family Fund W. Frank and Sharma R. Fountain Fund Detroit of Tomorrow Fund Jack and A. Elaine Biller Family Fund Jean Marie King Fund Richard and Janet Ritchie Francis Family Fund Dettloff Memorial Fund Dwight and Ann-Elisa Black Fund David and Ellen Kirsch Fund Martha and David Friedlander Fund Marjorie and Henry DiLaura Fund Elizabeth D. Black Fund Elizabeth Koegel Fund Friedman Family Fund Edward and Amalia DiLoreto Memorial Fund Neil and Denise Boyle Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Kontulis Fund Jacob Friedman Charitable Fund Doan Family Fund Donna and Bud Brian Fund Koro Family Charitable Fund Eugene and Mary Anne Gargaro Fund Lenore and Stanley Dorfman Fund The Krizanic Family Charitable Fund Roger and Joanna Garrett Fund Walter E. and Retha H. Douglas Fund 62 | FUNDS OF THE FOUNDATION 2021 YEARBOOK | 63 Kross Family Fund Moscone Family Fund Pam Rodgers Fund Sara A. Sweeny Fund Barbara and John Ladendorf Foundation Nasr Family Fund Elizabeth Rose Family Fund Sznewajs Family Fund Susan and Brad Laffrey Fund Charles and Mary Neff Fund Jean and Thomas Rosenthal Foundation Fund Talmer Bank Fund William A. LaMarra Presidential Peter D. and Susan C. Neithercut Fund Randall and Tammy Ross Family Fund Martin and Anna Taylor Fund Charitable Fund Nichols Family Fund Pamela Rossiter Fund Jack Lee Thompson Charitable Fund Eric and Katherine Larson Family Fund Nicholson Family Fund Russell Family Fund Kurt and Beth Ann Thompson Charitable Fund Laskan Family Fund James and Mary Beth Nicholson Family Fund Jack & Julie Russo Fund Thompson Family Fund Louis E. and Najla K. Lataif Fund Nitz Family Fund Sachs Family Fund Thoms Music Fund Susan and Louis E. Lataif Jr. Fund Mariam C. Noland and James A. Kelly Fund Samuel and Elizabeth Sachs Fund Therese M. Henri Thorn Fund Michael, Judy and Joshua Layne Family Fund Mary M. Northcutt and Michael L. Goodell Fund Salah Family Fund Gary and Malke Torgow Fund Janet and Robert Lee Family Fund Peter and Patricia Palmer Family Fund Sanders Family Fund Tom and Laura Trudeau Fund Leinweber Foundation Fund Joseph and Jennifer Hudson Parke Fund M.C. Sanfield Family Charitable Fund James A. Tuck Memorial Fund Lezotte-Little Family Fund Alfred Paskey Fund Saperstein/Brown Family Fund Gail Tukel and Floyd S. Tukel, Lifespan Resources Fund M.D., Charitable Fund Paula and John Paterson Fund A. Paul and Carol C. Schaap Fund Mike Lindberg Family Fund Reginald and Marcia Turner Charitable Fund Lisa A. Payne Family Fund Scheele Family Fund Gerald and Joyce Lindquist Fund Scott and Sally Tyler Long Shadow Fund Peck Family Fund Ted Schettler Fund Little Rocco Fund Barbara C. Van Dusen Family Fund Ken and Claire Perry Fund Schlichting Theisen Fund Jeffrey C. and Cynthia M. Littmann Fund Marie A. Vanerian Fund Donald and Jo Anne Petersen Fund Robert J. Schoenfeld and Franziska Dana M. Locniskar and Christine A. Beck Fund I. Schoenfeld Fund Doris and Norma Van Gorp Foundation Fund Donald L. Petersen Fund Helen P. Lownie Fund Kathleen N. and Michael R. Schwartz William P. and Susan H. Vititoe Charitable Fund Peterson Family Foundation Fund Community Enrichment Fund LWA Prop Fund Shirley Wagner Family Charitable Fund Bruce and Kimberly Peterson Family Fund Fred G. and Stephanie Secrest Fund Patricia and Mark Malcom Fund Anthony P. and Fern Walch Philanthropic Fund Sean M. Pettibone Memorial Fund Thomas C. and Mary L. Shafer Family Fund Nora Maloy Charitable Fund Bob Walters Fund Kris and Ruth Pfaehler Fund Shapack Family Fund Maggie Marcantonio Fund Gail and Lois Warden Fund Pickard Family Fund Shapero-Straus Family Fund Margherio Family Fund Joan B. and Gerald E. Warren Family Fund Pierce Family Fund Shaya Family Fund Mark/Lis Family Fund Gary L. Wasserman/Wasserman Projects Fund Derek and Patricia Plummer Foundation Fund William and Sally Shelden Fund Hon. Jack Martin and Dr. Bettye Randi and Dale Watchowski Family Fund Polk Family Fund V. Arrington Family Fund Alfred and Heather Sherk Fund Walter and Harriet Watkins Fund Price Family Fund Bill and Peggy Matthews Family Fund Bradley M. Simmons Charitable Fund Roger Wayland and Patricia Donahue Fund Pritchard-Johnson Family Charitable Fund Mark McAlpine and Cathy Catallo Fund Mahone/Sarah Simpson Fund William Davis Wentworth Fund Provost-Torgow Fund Mr. and Mrs. David N. McCammon Fund Howard and Judith Sims Charitable Fund George and Mary Wenzel Charitable Fund Pure Peace Fund McGregor President’s Fund SKB Family Fund Amelia H. Wilhelm Fund Bruce and Tamara Ranck Fund Robert and Annette McGruder Fund Isla V. Small Fund I Rudolf E. Wilhelm Fund Elizabeth Endicott Rands Fund David L. and Harriet W. McIntyre Family Fund Isla V. Small Fund II Henry P. Williams III Fund Ann C. and William J. Rauwerdink Fund Charlie McVey Fund Stanton Kinnie and Mary Beth Smith Fund Richard G. Williams and Remington Family Fund Meador Family Fund WH Smith Family Legacy Fund Martha I. Donovan Fund Thomas R. and Priscilla A. Mertal Fund Marianna and Dietrich Sneideraitis Fund Michael and Elizabeth Larson Ricketts Memorial Fund Willoughby Family Fund George H. Meyer and Kay White Meyer Fund Stafeil Family Fund Rise and Shine Fund The Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Foundation Fund Edward J. and Mary Ellen Miller Family Fund Louis and Judi Stanford Family Fund Rivera Family Fund Winter Family Fund Eugene A. Miller and Lois A. Miller Fund Stebbins Family Fund Chris and Colette Rizik Family Fund Dr. James R. and EmmaJean B. Woodyard Fund J.M. Miller Family Fund Elaine and Leo Stern Foundation Fund Roberts Family Fund James and Patricia Zagelmeyer Fund Misuraca Family Fund Tanja and Volker Straub Family Fund Robinson Coleman Family Fund Anne Marie Zawadzki Memorial Fund MNOW Family Charitable Fund Stringer Family Fund Jack A. and Aviva Robinson Fund Martin and Nancy Zimmerman Family Fund Michael and Colleen Monahan Fund W.E., Barbara and Jan Sturges Fund Walter B. and Lee D. Robinson Fund Swallow Family Fund 64 | FUNDS OF THE FOUNDATION 2021 YEARBOOK | 65 Schaible-Dils Silver Lining Fund Parke Family Fund (Established by John Parke Jr.) This fund supports the Silver Lining Fund John P. and Janet V. Rex Family of Silver Maples of Chelsea, in honor of Fund for Livingston County founding Chelsea Community Foundation Patricia Joann Riley Memorial Fund members Paul Schaible and Arthur Dils. (Established by Clyde Riley) H.W. Sr. and Pearl S. Scofield Fund Affiliated ______William B. and Joy O. Scofield Fund Dr. Roscoe V. and Barbara D. Stuber Fund Community Cary A. Baldwin Scholarship Fund This fund provides scholarships to graduating Foundation for seniors of Howell High School who have Foundations demonstrated improvement during high The following affiliated foundations are administered as part of the Community Foundation. Each affiliate is Livingston County school in the areas of academic achievement, dedicated to building charitable resources for a particular geographic area within southeast Michigan, and to attendance, leadership activities, extra-curricular investing those resources in programs and organizations working to enhance the quality of life in that area. In 1991, a group of civic leaders sought a involvement, or community involvement. Each is led by an advisory committee of civic leaders and is supported by many local individuals, families, way to support and improve the public well- Bell-Borek Library Fund businesses, and nonprofit organizations committed to building a strong and vibrant community. Community being and quality of life in Livingston County, This fund supports libraries that serve the residents of Livingston County. Foundation staff assists each affiliate in making effective investments in local nonprofits and helping its now and into the future. They established donors fulfill their charitable interests. the Community Foundation for Livingston The Beta Sigma Phi Iota Chapter Fund County as an affiliate of the Community This fund provides scholarships to graduating seniors of Howell High School who are entering medical-related ______Foundation for Southeast Michigan. programs at accredited educational institutions. The Chelsea Lumber Company Fund awards are known as the Anna C. Guttrich Scholarships. Chelsea State Bank Community Enrichment Fund Advisory Committee Elizabeth and John Colone Chelsea Community Jeff and Kathleen Daniels Fund Endowment Fund for the Pinckney John Daniels and Jodi Daniels Fund W. Rickard Scofield Gregory D. Clum Community Public Library Foundation Robert and Marjorie Daniels Fund Chair This fund supports the general charitable purposes Doan Family Fund for Chelsea Pat Convery of the Pinckney Community Public Library. (Established by Mr. and Mrs. Dennis D. Doan) Timothy H. Corrigan The Chelsea Community Foundation was Vice Chair Daniel E. Danosky Bernie Gibbons Memorial formed by the Foundation for Community Dunn Family Fund Scholarship Fund (Established by Mr. John F. Dunn) Michael A. Hall Robert W. Herbst Care and the Civic Foundation of Chelsea Established by William and Jane Gibbons, this fund Michael and Ann Feeney Fund Vice Chair Michael J. Lay and became affiliated with the Community provides scholarships to graduating seniors of Bart and Maribeth Hammer Family Fund Doris C. Ostrander Mitch Lipon Howell High School who are pursuing postsecondary Foundation for Southeast Michigan in 1995. Dudley K. and Dawn C. Holmes Jr. Fund Immediate Past Chair education. The awards are known as the Bernie Willard Johnson Family Fund for Chelsea Frank J. Mancuso Jr. Gibbons Humanitarian Scholarship Award and the Denise Paul Bennett/Bernie Gibbons Athletic Award. Advisory Committee Mary Beth Koeze Fund Brennan-Nelson David D. Rex M.P.S. Fund Imelda “Mel” and Ralph Anne E. Mann Rick Eder (Established by Shirley A. and Paul G. Schaible) Lemar Scholarship Fund Chair Doris Galvin John K. and Anne E. Mann Family Fund Community Foundation for This fund provides scholarships to students Anne Merkel Jack and MaryAnn Merkel Family Fund graduating from Fowlerville High School who Peter Heydlauff Livingston County Fund plan to study chemistry, physics, mathematics, Vice Chair Weiser Family Fund for Children Howard S. Holmes II This is the general endowment for the Community or electrical or mechanical engineering. (Established by Ronald and Eileen Weiser) John Daniels Foundation for Livingston County. This fund supports Margaret C. Lane Vice Chair and promotes educational, scientific, literary, cultural, Harry Malynowsky Fund Immediate Past Chair Michael D. Mitchell Robert L. Daniels Scholarship Fund and charitable purposes, primarily in and for the This fund supports charitable educational programs Matthew A. Doan This fund is a tribute to the memory of Robert (Bob) residents of Livingston County. The following funds that serve the residents of Livingston County. Willard H. Johnson Daniels, a founding member of the Chelsea Community John F. Dunn have been established by individuals, families, and Rex Family Fund for Literacy David M. Schaible Foundation. It provides educational scholarship businesses who care deeply about the quality of Established by Janet V. Rex, this fund supports and support to graduates of Chelsea High School who are life in Livingston County and want to support the promotes literacy development for young children, interested in pursuing a postsecondary education Community Foundation for Livingston County Fund. Chelsea Community in the building trades or building technology. ages birth to five, and their families who are residents Citizens Insurance Company of America Fund of Livingston County, Michigan. The fund will focus Foundation Fund George L. Palmer Scholarship Fund primarily on programs that promote high quality John and Anne Colone Fund This is the general endowment for the Chelsea Established by Donna A. Palmer, this memorial early childhood education and family engagement Community Foundation. This fund supports and fund provides scholarships to graduates of Chelsea Detroit Edison Foundation Fund as a means to develop early literacy skills. The promotes educational, scientific, literary, cultural, High School who are entering programs for trade or for Livingston County fund may also support programs and activities that and charitable purposes, primarily in and for vocational studies or are pursuing associate degrees. E.D. Ewing Family Fund enhance systems of education and care for young the residents of the Chelsea community. The Brewster E. and Emily C. Peabody Fund First National Bank Community Fund children and their families, as well as professional following funds have been established by development for teachers and other professionals This fund provides scholarships, known as the Francu/Ostrander Fund who work with young children and their families. individuals, families, and businesses who care Brewster Earl Peabody Scholarship Awards, to deeply about the quality of life in Chelsea. Fund for Today and Someday graduating seniors of Chelsea High School. Robert W. and Elizabeth “Betsy” Herbst Fund for Livingston County 66 | AFFILIATED FOUNDATIONS 2021 YEARBOOK | 67 Inspiring Hope

Delivering support to older adults

The average human lifespan has doubled over the past century – which means that we have more adults living longer lives in our community than ever before. That’s why the Community Foundation has been increasingly investing in programs that support older adults in our community.

Through a partnership with the Ralph C. Wilson, which helped address isolation for older adults and Jr. Foundation, for example, the Community those with dementia. It also significantly ramped Foundation has granted more than $1.5 million up its ability to collect, purchase, and deliver food since 2016 to support projects that help caregivers and personal-care items to older adults and their of older adults who are unable to fully care for caregivers – many of whom were facing emergency themselves. needs as a result of the pandemic. Support from the Community Foundation also enabled the In 2020, however, older adults in southeast organization to enlist nearly 40 volunteers to Michigan faced a number of new and pressing provide emergency shopping for individuals in need challenges. The COVID-19 pandemic put an and to continue to deliver food boxes monthly. incredible strain on mental health – as the stress of daily living and social isolation impacted older The pandemic also put a heavy toll on caregivers, adults and caregivers. A June 2020 survey found 56 particularly people who care for older adults – percent of people over the age of 50 felt isolated especially those who care for those with dementia from others – more than double the number who and Alzheimer’s disease. Caregivers faced increased reported feeling isolated in a similar poll conducted stress and isolation and, in many cases, lost access in 2018 by the University of Michigan’s Institute for to outside resources and support as a result of Healthcare Policy and Innovation. social distancing. Universal Dementia Caregivers – a nonprofit that educates and supports caregivers In the face of these challenges, the Community who help loved ones who have Alzheimer’s Foundation worked closely with nonprofits across and other dementia – used funding from the southeast Michigan to invest in technology and Community Foundation to offer training, host programs that would provide support to older weekly discussions on Facebook Live, plan and host adults and their caregivers – and deliver critical activities and events, and provide safe spaces for funding to help nonprofits adjust quickly to meet caregivers to talk with each other virtually. rapidly changing needs. Across the country, the pandemic reinforced that This included support for nonprofits like the Senior we need to take better care of our older adults. Alliance, which works with older adults and their Organizations working in this space were innovative The Community Foundation has a long history of supporting organizations that provide services for caregivers in Wayne County. With funding from and resilient, but we will need to continue to look caregivers and older adults. 2020 presented unique challenges, ranging from mental health to the Community Foundation, the Senior Alliance for ways to support them and their clients. purchased Joy For All robotic companion pets – food insecurity to training for caregivers in the face of the pandemic.

68 | PROGRAMS & GRANTS 2021 YEARBOOK | 69 Bassett & Bassett Inc. Blue Meridian Partners Inc. Mr. Howard Burdett Jr. Ms. Roxy Batson Blumenstein Family Foundation Ms. Carolyn Burdi and Kate and Jacques Baudeloque Mr. Stephan Bobalik and Mr. Kevin H. Byrnes Bay City Players Mr. Biaohua Yu Mr. and Mrs. Jim Burke Mr. Michael J. Beals Mr. Mark A. Bogdanowicz Ms. Emily Burkett Mr. Gary M. Beason Ms. Allison Boller Ms. Miriam L. Burkland 2020 Ms. Sherry Bondy Mr. Alexander Burton Mr. Keith Bedore Bedrock Detroit Mrs. Sheila R. Book Mr. Barry J. Burton Zane and Alison Behnke Mr. Brandon J. Booth Stephen D. Burwick Revocable Trust Donation Fund Mr. John L. Booth II Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Bury Donors Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Bejin Ms. Susan Bork Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Buslepp Mr. Steven Bemis Botkin-Meizlish Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Ryan J. Bussone Benevity Fund Mr. James A. Boucher Thousands of individuals, families, businesses, nonprofits, and other foundations have worked with the ______Community Foundation since our founding in 1984. We are grateful for the confidence placed in us by so Thomas and Beverly Bennert Mr. Luke Bowes many. We believe our investment experience and deep knowledge of the impactful work being done in our Charitable Fund Ms. Elizabeth Brack region makes us an excellent partner for people committed to a strong future for southeast Michigan. Ms. Bernadette Bennett Ms. Cynthia A. Bradburn and Ms. Charlotte Moss C Mr. Jason Bradshaw Ms. Emily E. Bennett Mr. Jeffrey A. Brantley Ms. Sylvia Cacossa Mr. Matthew Berg and Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Caira Ms. Barbara Tuohey Brasco International Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Cairo ______Bergh Family Charitable Fund Mr. Michael Braun Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Anan Mr. and Mrs. Mark Calcat Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Bergh Ms. Alyssa Bray Mr. David Anderson Ms. Penelope Calcaterra Ms. Anne Berlucchi Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Brennan A Mr. David Andrea Mr. Antonio Calderoni B Ms. Laura Berman Mr. Craig Brenner Mr. Gustaf R. Andreasen Mr. and Mrs. Andy Callahan Mrs. Lenzi Abma Ms. Kathleen Babbish Ms. Kathy Bernreuter Mr. Robert J. Brenner Jr. Ms. Nancy Andrews Ms. Martha M. Calvert Mx. Sirene Abou-Chakra Raymond Baber, Jr. Marital Trust Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Berriz Mr. Matthew Breuer Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Angelucci Mr. James R. Cambridge Mr. James Adams Mr. and Mrs. Herman Baergen Ms. Christine M. Berry Mr. and Mrs. William A. Brian Mr. and Mrs. Frank Angileri Andrew L. and Gayle Shaw Camden Ms. Judy L. Adams Ms. Julie Bagley Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Beyer Mr. Karson Bright Anonymous Donors Susan L. and Oliver G. Cameron M. Ann Adams Trust Ms. Angela Bailey Mr. Joseph Bianco Ms. Julie Brinkmeier Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Anthony IV Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Campau Mrs. Jennifer Adderley Prof. Michael Baldwin James H. and Barbara B. Bierbusse Mr. F. John Brinley III Ms. Janan B. Anton David and Lynne Campbell Ms. Donna Adkins Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Biller Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Brisson Ms. Linda M. Antoniuk Ms. Cheryl E. Ball Family Foundation Airfoil Public Relations Inc. Mrs. Ann-Elisa Black Ms. Barbara M. Brocksmith Mr. Philip Appel and Ms. Dr. David S. Balle Mr. Garry F. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. James M. Aitken Ms. Karen Bromelkamp Kareen Donegan Ballmer Group Ms. Elizabeth D. Black Ms. Sharon Campbell Ms. Beth Alberti Mr. and Mrs. Scott R. Broshar Mr. and Mrs. Robert Appel Mr. Gerald G. Banister and Ms. Veronica S. Blair Ms. Susan G. Campbell Ms. Lynne M. Aldrich and Mr. Scott D. Douglass Ms. Anne Brosnan Mr. and Mrs. Steve Arb Mr. Jayson E. Blake Ms. Libby C. Candler Ms. Christina Pitts Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown The Hon. Dennis W. and the Mr. and Mrs. Jason W. Bank Mr. Sabin D. Blake and Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Allen Ms. Leslie A. Caren Hon. Trudy D. Archer Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Bannister Mr. Jeremy Fulwiler Mrs. Jackie P. Brown Ms. Sherida Allor Ms. Jennifer Carleton Mr. Robert M. Arim and Mrs. Mr. Lawrence Baranski Mr. William Blancke Ms. Karen C. Brown Ms. Mary Carleton-Smith Ms. Elizabeth Alltop Carolin Wilhelm-Arim Mr. Joseph W. Barber Mr. Mark D. Blanke and Mr. Susan T. Brown Charitable Fund Mr. Glenn Carnwath and Mr. John W. Almstadt Ms. Stephanie Armes Michael G. Perkins Miss Eter Bardanashvili Mr. and Mrs. Gordon L. Brownell Ms. Grace K. Trueman Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Alpert Arnold Ventures Ms. Frances P. Blatnik Ms. Kathleen M. Barden Ms. Laura L. Brownfield Ms. Tiffany L. Carpenter Ms. Eva Alsheik The Hon. Frank L. Arnold Mr. Thomas Barlow Mr. Curtis Blessing and Ms. Ms. Marybeth Buckbee Amanda Van Dusen Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Carr Altia Acquisition Corporation Dr. Bettye Arrington and Ms. Kerstin Barndt Mr. Timothy S. Buckley Mr. Michael D. Carroll Mr. James Alvey Mr. Jack Martin Mr. Daniel H. Bliss Mr. Lawrence A. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Budde Mr. and Mrs. John C. Carter Mr. Robert J. Ambrose The Art Center Blizzard Ski & Snowboard School Susan & Benson Barr Ms. Ann Bueche Ms. Lateefa Carter Amerisure Charitable Foundation Ms. Jenna Ausiello Philanthropic Fund Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Block Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Buhl Ms. Monique Carter Amerisure Insurance Ms. Lynne S. Avadenka Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Barry Ms. Marilyn J. Bloom Ms. Stephanie Buntin Mr. Mark Carver Ms. Syazana Amirulmokminin Ms. Linda Wasserman Aviv Ms. Jennifer W. Bartleman Bloomfield Hills Schools Foundation Paul and Susan Burback Ms. Jean Casey Russell J. and Sandra Ayers Mr. Max Bass Bloomfield Township Public Charitable Fund Library, Staff Organization 70 | 2020 DONORS 2021 YEARBOOK | 71 ______Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Cash Mr. Steven Cole Mr. Seaton J. Curran Derderian Kann Seyferth Mr. Daniel J. Ferris Ms. Cassandra Casias Mr. John G. Coleman Judge Beverly Curtiss & Salucci PC Ms. Andrea Ferriss Cathedral Church of St. Paul Ms. Patricia Colett Custom Ink LLC Ms. Radhika Desai E Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Fiedler Cavanaugh Properties Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Collins CyberGrants SPV, LLC Mr. Adam DesJardins Mr. Thomas M. Fiedler and Mr. Alex G. Cavanaugh Ms. Grace Collins Mr. Richard Czapski Detroit Garden Center Mr. and Mrs. Anthony F. Earley Jr. Mr. Thomas C. Taylor Miss Catherine Cavanaugh Mr. and Mr. Dante and Ashley Collins Ms. Carly Czinder Detroit RiverFront Conservancy Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Tim Eder Fifth Third Bank Foundation Mrs. Dateesha L. Cavin Mr. Kenneth Collinson Mr. David Devinedriker Ms. Louise M. Edison Ms. Alisha Fillip Ms. Amber Cecil Mr. and Mrs. John F. Colone ______Mr. Joseph J. DeVito Mrs. Aliza W. Edwards Ms. Nancy Finlayson Ms. Patricia Cencek Comerica Charitable Foundation Ms. Pamela DeWeese Mr. James M. Edwards Mr. David M. Finnegan Ms. Mary Centlivre Roseann B. Comstock Living Trust D Mrs. Andrea Dickson Mr. and Mrs. Chris Egan First National Bank in Howell Mr. Christopher Chandler Mr. William R. Connolly Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Diehl Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David O. Egner First Step-Western Wayne County Project on Domestic Assault Mr. Subramanian Chandru Consumers Energy Foundation Ms. Marilyn A. Dailey Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DiFranco Jr. Mr. Walter J. Eichhorn Mr. and Mrs. David T. Fischer Ms. Lori D. Chappell Mr. and Mrs. Roger Cook Mrs. Ann Dalby DiMilia Family Fund Mr. Michael A. Einheuser Ms. Carol L. Fishback Ms. Teresa Charow Ms. MaryAnn Coopersmith Mr. George Dallas Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Dimond Ms. Emily Elconin Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Fisher III Ms. Kay-Lynn Chartier Dr. Larry C. Coppard and Ms. Christine M. D’Alleva Ms. Carol Dinneen Mr. Gary W. Eleinko Ms. Barbara Fisher Mr. Mark J. Chasteen and Ms. Susan Ager Mr. and Mrs. Fritz R. Damm Ms. Mary C. Dirkes Ms. Audrey Elkus Ms. Melissa A. Johnson Patricia L. Cornett, PhD Dr. Derek E. Daniels Miss Tina DiVergilio Mr. Ronald S. Elkus Mr. and Mrs. James A. Fisher Ms. Kelly Chatain Ms. Mary A. Corrigan Mr. John Daniels Ms. Marilyn A. Dixon Mr. Blake Ellis Max M. and Marjorie S. Fisher Foundation Inc. Mr. Ahmad Chebbani Corrigan Oil II Inc. Ms. Elizabeth Dann Mr. and Mrs. Dennis D. Doan Mr. David Ellis Mr. Nathan Fisher Chelsea Lumber Company Ms. Patricia Corrigan Daniel E. and Anne L. Danosky Doan Companies Mr. and Mrs. George Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Wm. Fisher Siyi Chen Mr. Mark S. Cortis Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. D’Arcy Ms. Jean Dolega Mr. Ryan A. Ellis Mr. James Fitzgerald Mr. Adam D. Cheslin Dr. John F. Corvino and Mr. Tyrone M. Davenport Ms. Christine R. Dolin Mr. and Mrs. Irwin L. Elson Flagstar Foundation Ms. Janice Chickowski Mr. Mark D. Lock and Ms. Linda Forté Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Doll Mr. Howard O. Emorey Ms. Carmen Fletcher Children’s Leukemia Mr. Daniel Cotter Margie Dunn & Mark Davidoff Ms. Cheryl Donigan Ms. Karen A. Endres Philanthropic Fund Ethel & James Flinn Foundation Foundation of Michigan Ms. Dawn A. Couey Mr. Tim Donn Mr. Paul T. Engel Ms. Khaya Davidson Ms. Lynn Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Chisholm Mr. and Mrs. James P. Couture Ms. Marilena Dorazio Mr. Trent K. English William Davidson Foundation Ford Foundation Dr. Elaine Chottiner Mr. and Mrs. John A. Covert Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Douglas Sr. The Debbie and John Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Christian The Covia Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Davies Erb Family Fund Mr. Harry J. Ford III and Ms. Mr. Lionel B. Doyle Jenice C. Mitchell Ford Ms. Stefani Chudnow Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Cox Mr. and Mrs. Tim Davis Fred A. and Barbara M. Erb Mr. Thomas J. Doyle Mr. and Mrs. William C. Ford Jr. Mr. Gary L. Ciampa Mr. and Mrs. Todd A. Cox Ms. Julee Davis Family Foundation Vera and Joseph Dresner Ms. Carla Forkin Mr. Richard Ciccione Bernadette Cracchiolo Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Davis Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Ernst Mr. and Mrs. W. Frank Fountain Jr. CKT Foundation Charitable Fund Ms. Patricia Jean Davis The Driker Family Foundation Dr. Amanda Esquivel Mr. Jason Fournier Clark Hill PLC Peter J. & Constance M. Mr. Thomas W. Davis Mr. James Drobnis ETNA Supply Co. Cracchiolo Foundation Ms. Amanda Fox Ms. Bliss C. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. De Rey Jr. Edward T. and Ellen K. Dryer Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Evans III Thomas and Carol Ms. Kimberly M. Fracassa Edward Clark Trust Ms. Brooke DeCou Charitable Foundation Cracchiolo Foundation ______Frank’s Fund Ms. Janet Clark Mrs. Renee DeFrang DTE Beacon Park Foundation Mr. William Craig Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Franzen Mr. John G. Deikis and DTE Energy Employees and Retirees Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Keith E. Crain Ms. Carol Blotter DTE Foundation Miss Robin Frede Mr. Mike S. Clawson Mr. Joseph Craine F and Mr. John April Mr. and Mrs. Todd L. Deindoerfer Ms. Patricia H. Duguid Ms. Shannon Frede Mr. Jack Crawley Mr. Phillip Clay Ms. Victoria DeMay Ms. Barbara J. Dunn Facebook Community Fund Mr. and Mrs. Randy Frederick Mr. and Mrs. Bradley E. Creed Mr. and Mrs. Gregory D. Clum Mr. Donald Demiri Mr. and Mrs. John F. Dunn Mr. W. Mack Faison Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Freeman Mr. John J. Cronin and Mrs. Margaret C. Demmer Mr. George Falk Estate of Richard F. Freeman The Hon. Avern L. Cohn and Mr. Sean Cronin Mr. Stephen P. Dunn Mrs. Lois Pincus Cohn Mr. and Mrs. Steve DeMoss Ms. Marcia E. Fast Mr. Barry Freund Ms. Jane Cuba Margaret Dunning Foundation Cohn Family Philanthropic Fund Mr. and Mrs. Thomas DeMoss Mr. Eric Fausett Mr. David Frey Mr. and Mrs. Matthew P. Cullen Mrs. Paula Durant Mr. and Mrs. John M. Colaianne Mr. and Mrs. John M. Dempsey Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Fava Beulah Friedman Charitable CultureSource Mr. and Mrs. John D. Durno Ms. Jennifer Colbert Mr. Bud Denker Mrs. Stacey Feder Lead Annuity Trust Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Cummings Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Colbert Mr. Jon Denton-Schneider Harold & Joan Feinbloom Jacob Friedman Charitable Ms. Nancy Cummins Family Foundation Lead Annuity Trust Ms. Julie Deppner Mr. and Mrs. Robin D. Ferriby

72 | 2020 DONORS 2021 YEARBOOK | 73 Mr. Ryan Friedrichs and Mr. Robert L. Good and Mr. Samuel J. Haidle Mr. and Mrs. Peter Heydlauff Mr. Daniel Hurley and Ms. Mr. Robert B. Johnston Ms. Jocelyn Benson Mr. Robert B. MacKay Ms. Cynthia Haley Mr. and Mrs. Tom Higgins Barbara L. McQuade Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Ms. Amy L. Friel Mrs. Linda Goodman Mr. Steve Hall Mr. Bryan D. Hill and Mr. Ms. Mildred Hurley Mr. Donald E. Jones and Friends of Chelsea District Library Tom Gores Family Foundation Ms. Kayla Halmaghi Brian W. Taylor Huron Capital Ms. Carol F. Breitmeyer Mr. Scott C. Frost Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gorlin Mr. Steven Halmaghi Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Hillegonds Mr. Rory Hyde Mr. Mark H. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Fulwiler Ms. Margaret Goward Ms. Jane Hammang-Buhl Mr. Michael E. Hinsky and Mr. Robert Hyden Mr. Thomas B. Jones and Mr. Tyrus N. Curtis Ms. Joan C. Villemonte Mr. Ruben Furst The Hon. Jennifer M. Granholm Hammer Family Charitable Fund Mr. Paul G. Hynes and Mr. Daniel G. Mulhern Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Hirchberger JPMorgan Chase Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Hammer ______Grantmakers Concerned with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold S. Hirsch ______Mr. James J. Juergens Ms. Samantha Hammer Immigrants and Refugees The Bonta and Helen JUICE Pharma Worldwide LLC Ms. Judith Gray Hamp Family Fund Hiscoe Charitable Fund G Mr. Robert E. Graziani Ms. Cindy Hampel-Litwinowicz Thomas Hitchman Charitable Fund I ______Mr. and Mrs. Edward Haran Dr. Carissa Gaden Mr. and Mrs. James R. Greaney Jr. Mrs. Daphne Hodder Ms. Elizabeth Iljkoski Mr. Benjamin Green James & Sarah Harbaugh Miss Taylin Hodges Mr. and Mrs. Vincente D. Galindo Family Fund inFaith Community Foundation Ms. Rebecca Green Mr. Mark Hodgson K Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Galvin Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hardcastle International Wildlife Refuge Alliance Mr. Derek Gans Mr. Steven Green Mr. Ned H. Hoff and Mrs. Mrs. Valerie Isaacs Ms. Eileen L. Kaller Mr. Vince Harkins and September Leigh-Hoff Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gans Ms. Abby Greenberg Mrs. Jenilyn Norman Isabella Community Credit Union Ms. Jackie Kalogerakos Mr. and Mrs. David Hogg Mr. Antonio D. Garcia Ms. Gina N. Gregory Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Haroutunian Mrs. Andrea Iwanicki Mr. Steven R. Kalt and Mr. Ms. Jennifer Holdreith Robert D. Heeren Mr. Mark Gardberg Gretchko Elementary PTO Mr. and Mrs. Michael Harrington ______Mr. Hudson Holland Jr. Kapnick & Company Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Gargaro Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Gretchko Mrs. Freyja S. Harris Ms. Melissa Hollerbach Mr. Steven Kaptur Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gartrell Ms. Elizabeth Hudson Griffith Ms. Lerlene Harris The Holley Foundation Robert & Sonja Kass Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Griffith Mr. Lee V. Hart and Mr. J Mr. and Mrs. John D. Gatti Philanthropic Fund Ms. Julia Grimm Charles L. Dunlap Ms. Yvonne Holliday-Mickens Ms. Janice R. Geddes Ms. Debra Jackson Gjergj Kastrioti Scholarship Fund Mr. Henry M. Grix and Ms. Louise Hartung Judith W. and Peter A. Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S. Geisinger Jr. Mr. Harris A. Jackson Mr. G. Brian Kauffman Mr. Howard W. Israel Mr. and Mrs. David J. Harville Mr. James W. Hoogstra Ms. Stephanie T. George and Mr. Clark E. Heath Ms. Judith A. Jacobson Mr. and Mrs. Michael V. Kell Steve and Debbie Grob Fund Ms. Jody C. Harwood Mr. Richard E. Georgi Mr. Jeffrey A. Hoover Pat and Gene Jacoby Foundation Carole Keller Mr. Timothy D. Gronewold Ms. Karen Hasenstab Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Gerson Mr. William Hopping Mr. Gregory P. Jacoby W.K. Kellogg Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gross Mr. Robert Hassen Mr. Tim C. Gerstenberger Mr. Norman Horowitz and Ms. Karla Jaeger Mr. James A. Kelly and Ms. Mr. Trevor Gross Mr. Stephen G. Hastings Mr. Stephen Gervasi Mr. Robert Tomasik Mr. and Mrs. David A. Jaffa Mariam C. Noland Grosse Pointe Farm Mr. and Mrs. David Hawkins Mr. Thomas M. Gervasi and Garden Club Mr. Erick W. Hosner Ms. Christina Jagielski Ms. Nancy Kelly Mr. Steven W. Hays Ms. Deborah Gibbs Grosse Pointe Garden Center Inc. Ms. Kolina Howard Ms. Phyllis F. Jaskolowski Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Kelly Ms. Suzanne Haywood Mr. Thomas Gideon Mr. Andrew M. Grove Ms. Susanna M. Weckerle Reverend Ricky Jefferson William R. Kelly Charitable Lead Trust Mr. Donald W. Healy and Mr. Michael D. Gifford and Mr. Paul E. Howard Mr. Michael Jehle and Mr. and Mrs. Jay A. Kennedy Ms. Jordyn Grzelewski Mrs. Sue Healy-Woodall The Gilmour-Jirgens Fund Howell Carnegie District Library Mrs. Laura Roth Mr. Paul R. Kenney Jr. Mr. Thomas Guastello Ms. Anita E. Heap Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. Ginsburg Ms. Mary M. Howrey Ms. Joyce E. Jenereaux Mr. and Mrs. Bernard S. Kent Ms. Denise Gundle-White Mr. and Mrs. Markham Heid The Glancy Foundation Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Hoyle Ms. Barbara Jensen Bernard & Nina Kent Dr. Ajay Gupta Mr. and Mrs. David M. Hempstead Ms. Alana M. Glass Ms. Dianne Hoyt Doug and Liz Jenzen Philanthropic Fund Ms. Rati Gupta Mr. and Mrs. Neil Henderson Ms. Stephanie Glazier Ms. Stephanie Hoyt Mr. and Mrs. David E. Jerome Ms. Deborah Kessell Mr. Larry D. Gussin Ms. Melanie Henwood Ms. Sara Gleicher Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Huard The Jewish Fund Mr. Gerd H. Keuffel Mr. and Mrs. Greg Gustafson Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Herbst Ms. Barbara Glendening Ms. Kelly Hudgens Mr. David L. Johnson Jr. Ms. Heather Kevnick Mr. and Mrs. Bill M. Hermann Jr. Ms. Donna M. Goelz ______Mr. Gilbert Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Johnson Mr. Robert Kidd Mr. and Mrs. Dave M. Hermann Ms. Kathleen Goetsch Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Hudson Jr. Mr. George G. Johnson Ms. Kristal Kilgore Mr. Kenneth M. Hermann Ms. Frances Goldsmith Hudson-Webber Foundation George Johnson & Co. Ms. Lisa M. Kim Mr. and Mrs. William M. Hermann Ms. Shelley Goldsmith H Mr. Daniel Hughes Ms. Kathyrn M. Johnson Dr. Caitlin Kirby Mr. Robert Hernquist Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. Ted Haddad Mr. Kristopher K. Hulliberger Mr. Rodney T. Johnson Jr. and Mr. Devon Kirby Ms. Kimberlee M. Hersch Mrs. Wendy Batiste-Johnson Ms. Graciela Gomez Mr. Greg Hagen Humana Foundation Mr. Daniel Kirsch Mr. Chuck Hetter Mr. S. Bud Johnson Mr. Jonathan R. Hague and Ms. Sandy Humenny Ms. Maureen Klein Ms. Suzanne Hudnut Huntington Foundation Mr. Willard H. Johnson

74 | 2020 DONORS 2021 YEARBOOK | 75 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Klimek Mrs. Bonnie Larson Mr. and Mrs. Todd Lohrmann Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. McCalla Mr. Richard M. Miettinen Ms. Deborah Mroz Mr. Bradley J. Knickerbocker Mr. and Mrs. Eric B. Larson Mr. Anthony J. Long Mr. and Mrs. David N. McCammon Mr. and Mrs. John Miklas Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Mroz Jr. John S. and James L. The Robert C. & Bonnie Ms. Amy Lorenc Ms. Krislyn McCann Ms. Monica Milla Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Muench Knight Foundation Ann Larson Fund LTI Information Technology Mr. Patrick M. McCarthy Ms. Benita Miller Mark D. and Adele M. Mr. Mario J. Kocaj and Mr. and Mrs. Steven Larson Ms. Ann Lusch Ms. Mary Ann McCloskey Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Miller Muench Foundation Mr. Robert G. Jones Dr. and Mrs. Louis E. Lataif Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. McDaniel Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Miller Ms. Kayla Mullen Ms. Jacqueline Koehler Ms. Catherine Lauerman ______Mrs. Karen McDiarmid Ms. Jane Miller Ms. Gwen Rutar Mullins Mr. James A. Kohl Mr. Brian Laughlin Mr. Brian W. McDonald and Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Miller Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Munce Ms. Sally B. Kohlenberg Ms. Susan LaVallee Ms. Lesley K. Argiri Mr. Martin C. Miller and Mrs. Ms. Cecilia Munoz Mr. Scott J. Kolesky Dolores & Paul Lavins Foundation M Ms. Erin Marie McDonald Karen Leppanen Miller Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Murdock Dr. and Mrs. Mark Kopel Ms. Briony Lawson Mr. Steven C. Machlay Ms. Donna McDowell Mrs. Paula M. Miller Mrs. Joyce G. Murdock Ms. Christina M. Kostiuk Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Lay Mr. Miles T. Macik Dick and Joyce H. Dr. Stephanie Miller Mr. Jeffrey M. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Kowalski Judith Fertel Layne and Mr. and Mrs. Wendel Macklin McFarland Family Fund Ms. Vincenza Miller and Mr. Dale Duda Mr. Walter I. Kozar Michael A. Layne Mrs. Barbara Mackmin Ms. Kelly McGinness Ms. June Forman Mills Mrs. Linda Murphy and Mr. Kevin Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Kraft Ms. Amy K. Lazar Mr. and Mrs. Darrin Mackmin Mr. Gerald E. McGlynn III Mrs. Vonetta M. Mills Ms. Maggie Murphy Ms. Diane M. Krause Ms. Robyn Lederman Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. MacLean Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. McGraw Ms. Wendye Mingo Ms. Sheila Murphy Ms. Nettie Kravitz Ms. Georgia Lee Mr. and Mrs. Peter N. MacLean McGregor Fund Mr. and Mrs. Michael Minna Mrs. and Mrs. Heidi Musser Paul & Suzanne Krebsbach Mr. Henry P. Lee Mac&Lo Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. McIntyre Ms. Cathy Mintz Charitable Fund and Anna Moretto Ms. Tina Lee-Cronkhite Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. MacMillan Ms. Alice J. McKeage Robert A. Mitchell & Diane The Kresge Foundation Mr. Ken Myers and Ms. Leinweber Foundation Mr. Ronald S. Majka Mr. Kyle McKee M. Sasaki Trust Marianne Elrick Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kresnak Erisaldi Lekura Make My Donation Inc. Mr. Darin McKeever Virginia Mitchell Trust Mr. Brian A. Kreucher ______Prof. Sarah Lenhoff Ms. Leslie Malcolmson Ms. Hannah McLaughlin Ms. Erin Conklin Moccio Mr. Jon D. Kreucher Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Leonard Mr. Frank J. Mancuso and Mary I. McLeod Foundation Mr. Jeffrey D. Modell Mr. Matthew Kreutzer Mr. James Lepczyk Ms. Traci P. Banjanin Mr. Edward McSwain Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Moenart Ms. Joan Kripke N Mr. Samuel Lerchen Ms. Andrea Manka Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. McVey Mr. Michael C. Mok and Mr. and Mrs. Peter T. Kross Mr. Paul R. Murphy Mr. Gorman Leung John K. and Anne E. Mann Mr. and Mrs. David E. Meador Mr. and Mrs. Sankar “Raj” Nair Mr. Ryan Krueckeberg Ms. Pamela Molik Mr. Scott M. Levin Mrs. Rita L. Margherio Ms. Sam Mealing Ms. Lisa J. Napolitan Robert and Jeri Krueger William Molnar & Marie Ms. Karen Levine Ms. Florine Mark Mr. Eric Medwed and Mr. Donald J. Nefske Ms. Elizabeth W. Kryzer Ms. Lena R. Epstein Molnar Foundation Corp. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Lewis Ms. Lisa Jorgensen Markevich Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Neithercut Ms. Mary Beth Kuderik Ms. Kimberly Meigh Mr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Molner Mr. Matthew J. Lewis Mr. Franklin L. Markus and Rabbi and Mrs. David A. Nelson Miss Leah Kupershtok Ms. Katie Melton Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Monahan Mrs. Pamela D. Lewis Mr. Michael A. Smith Netflix Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Kurpinski Mr. Oakley Melville Ms. Rosemary Monsour Mr. James Leyerle and Marix Specialty Welding Co. Network for Good Kwabena and Jacqueline Mr. Brian Derey Mr. Noah Menold Ms. Theresa Monsour Mr. David W. Marold Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Neumann Charitable Fund Ms. Linda Lhota Estate of Jack and MaryAnn Merkel Ms. Patricia Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Marral II Mr. and Mrs. Galen Neuroth Ms. Susan Libertiny Ms. Ann Merrick Mr. Brenton Montie ______Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Marsh Stavros Niarchos Foundation Liccar Family Charitable Fund Dr. and Mrs. Mersol-Barg Ms. Alberta Moore Mr. and Mrs. John E. Marshall III Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Nichols Lieberman & Cohen PLLC Mesberg Yashar Fund Ms. Marsha J. Moore Ms. Erin Martin Mr. and Mrs. George A. Nicholson III Mr. Michael R. Lied The Hon. and Mrs. Ms. Susan Moore L Robin Martin Mr. and Mrs. James B. Nicholson Dr. Henry W. and Dr. Mamie W. Lim Ms. Michelle Martina Theodore A. Metry Dr. Arianna T. Morales and Mrs. Anne La Salle Ms. Stacey E. Cassis Mr. and Mrs. James M. Nicholson Mr. David Linsalata Ms. Emily R. Mason Mr. and Mrs. George H. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Bradley E. Laffrey Mr. John S. Moroun Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Nida Liquid Web LLC Mr. and Mrs. Gerard J. Matuszak MGM Resorts International Ms. Margaret Lally Howard and Karla Morris Ms. Natalie Niehaus Mr. Martin Little Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Mauti Michigan First Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Tim and Maria LaLonde Ms. Celia B. Morse Ms. Dolly Niles Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Littmann Ms. Krystal Maxwell Michigan Health Endowment Fund Mr. Michael J. Lamping Ms. Susan T. Mosey Mr. Brian Nitzberg Ms. Jennifer Lloyd Mr. Kyle May Michigan Immigrant Rights Center Mr. John P. Landis Mr. James Motschall Mr. John F. Nizio Ms. Katy Locker Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Maycock Jr. Michigan League for Public Policy Ms. Jacquelyn Lane Charles Stewart Mott Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael V. Nolan Mr. Dana M. Locniskar and Dr. and Mrs. Gary D. Maynard Michigan Nonprofit Association Mr. David M. LaPrairie Ms. Laura Mountcastle The Nightingale Sang Fund Mrs. Christine A. Beck Ms. Debra Mazur Michigan Reproductive Medicine Mr. and Mrs. David P. Larsen James F. Movinski Family Trust Ms. Deanna Norris Mr. John D. Logan Ms. Annie McAlister-Dilks Mr. Joseph P. Michniacki

76 | 2020 DONORS 2021 YEARBOOK | 77 ______North Star Reach E. Byrum Patrick Foundation Mr. Steven Prince Keith C. Ridler Fund Mr. Charles A. Semmelhack Mr. Richard Northway Mr. and Mrs. James Paul Mr. David T. Provost Ms. Miroslava Orduno Rincon Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd A. Semple Ms. Laurie E. Nosotti Ms. Lisa A. Payne Mr. Jan Prusinowski Mr. Nicholas G. Rinehart S Ms. Carolyn Semrau Mr. Michael P. Nowlan The Peck Foundation Inc. Public Welfare Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Rivera Ms. Julie Semroc Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Nyberg Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Penkala Ms. Jean Pursell Mr. Eddie Rivero Mr. Leonard W. Sachs Dr. and Mrs. Anthony M. Sensoli Ms. Lisa Pennefather Mr. and Mrs. Christopher L. Rizik Mr. Jeffrey A. Sadowski Ms. Paula M. Sepich ______Penske Automotive Group ______RJK Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Saigh Mr. Todd P. Sexton and Mrs. Penske Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Roarty Jr. Mr. Joseph Salvatore Pamela Jones-Sexton O PepsiCo Foundation Q Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Roberts Ms. Denise Samuels Ms. Christina A. Shabo Mr. Ronald Perkins Mr. and Mrs. E. James Robertson II Mr. Arturo M. Sanchez Mr. Basam Shamo Oak Ridge Properties LLC Mr. Kurt C. Pernick Mr. and Mrs. John C. Quayle Ms. Amy B. Robinson Ms. Mary Sanders The Hon. Walter Shapero and Ms. Kathleen N. Straus Oakland County Karen & Drew Peslar Foundation Quicken Loans Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Robinson III Mr. Lee A. Sartori Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Sheardy Mr. and Mrs. Jon M. Oatley Peterson Family Foundation Ms. Barbara A. Quilty Mr. and Mrs. Noah E. Robinson Mrs. Heidi Saucier Ms. Karen L. Obsniuk Ms. Cynthia A. Quinkert Dr. Eric Sauer The Elizabeth, Allan and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Peterson Ms. Amanda Robison Warren Shelden Fund Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. O’Connell Ms. Kelly Quinlan Ms. Edie Saunders Ms. Kathy Petri Mr. Derek D. Rocco Mr. and Mrs. William W. Shelden Jr. Mrs. Jaime Oesch Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey E. Sauve Dr. Bob Pettapiece Rocket Community Fund Ms. Angela Sheperd Ms. Gail Offen ______Mrs. and Mr. Thomas Scallen Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Pettibone Miss Ondria Rodgers Shinola Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Okray Dr. and Mrs. A. Paul Schaap Mr. Mark W. Peyser Ms. Pamela E. Rodgers Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Schulte Ms. Debra Oliver Ms. Marcey R. Schadel Ms. Elizabeth M. Phillips R Mr. Jason Rodriguez Ms. Michelle Sider Mr. and Mrs. Eric J. Olson Ms. Julie Schaefer Mr. and Mrs. William Phillips Mr. Arthur O. Rogers II Mr. Thomas W. Sidlik and Mr. Roger Olson and Ms. Lela Wadlin Ms. Mary Pickard Dr. Leslie Ragland Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rogers Mr. and Mrs. David M. Schaible Mrs. Rebecca Boylan Mr. Thomas W. O’Neal The Pickut Family Charitable Fund Ms. Patricia Raines Ms. Denise Rose Mrs. Rosamund Scheele Siebert Williams Shank Foundation Mr. Matthew Orel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Pierce Ms. Amy Randall-Ray Ms. Elizabeth A. Rose Merle Helen Scheibner Ms. Marie Siegel Administrative Trust Mrs. Gayle Orlowski Ms. Denise A. Pietras Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Rappleye The Honorable Gerald E. Rosen Mr. Norman H. Silk and Ms. Joanne Scherf Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Orvis Mrs. and Mr. Frank Piku Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rathke Ms. Kathleen Rosen Mr. Dale R. Morgan Ms. Yvonne Schilla Mr. Dylan Oshier Ms. JoAnne Pintar Ms. Ruth F. Rattner Robert L. and Joan G. Rosen Fund Mr. Bradley M. Simmons Ms. Kathryn Ossian Mr. and Mrs. William J. Rauwerdink Ms. Jacqueline Schiller and Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Simoncini Pistons Foundation Mr. Robert L. Rosenthal Ms. Susan Morrison Ms. Maria Otero Mr. Tim Rawls Ms. Amy K. Simpson Ms. Anna Pitassi Ms. Diane Rosone Ms. Nancy M. Schlichting Mr. Brad A. Rayle OTR Philanthropic Society Plante & Moran PLLC Mr. and Mrs. Glenn G. Ross and Ms. Pamela Theisen Mrs. Deanne Simpson Ms. Stacey Raznick Mr. Ti’Sean Owens Mr. and Mrs. Richard Platt Randall and Tammy Ross Ms. Melinda A. Schlink Mr. James Simpson Edward F. Redies Foundation Inc. Mr. Shane Pliska and Ms. Jill Ross-Blair Mr. Matthew A. Schoch Mr. Lance Simpson ______Mr. Daniel Redstone Mr. Karl Lievense Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Rossman Mr. Jeffrey Schoenberg and Mrs. Ms. Meredith Simpson REDICO LLC Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Ploplis Ms. Alma Rotary Karen Sosnick Schoenberg Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Sims Mr. Alexander Plum Ms. Amanda Reed Mr. John Rothchild Mr. David Schon Dr. Kenson J. Siver and P Mr. Zaid Ismail Ms. Anna Pohlod Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Regan Ms. Mary Rouleau Ms. Cynthia Schram The Skillman Foundation David and Lucile Packard Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Polk Ms. Chera Reid Royal Oak Historical Society Dr. Faye Schuett and Ms. Foundation Linda S. Burnett Mr. William T. Skitch Mr. John M. Pollock Mr. Peter Reiling Mr. Michael J. Rozny and Eva and Robert Packard Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. Popyk Ms. Karen Reistroffer Ms. Laurie A. Coplin Ms. Rebecca Schutter Mr. David Skoczylas The Packard Motor Car Professor David Porter Ms. Michelle Reiter-Miller Mr. Daniel S. Rubin Mr. Marc Allen Schwartz Ms. Christine Skoglund Foundation Inc. Brian and Gwen Potiker Fund Mr. Christian Remus Mr. Noah Rubinstein Mr. W. Rickard Scofield and Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Skrzypek Painter Boulder Fund Mrs. Mary Schaefer-Scofield Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Potter Ms. Marlene Rencher Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Ruden Ms. Livia Slebodnik Mrs. Patricia A. Palmer Scotch Elementary School PTO Mr. Michael J. Powers Mrs. Janet V. Rex Runway Growth Capital Mr. Thomas F. Sleete Mr. and Mrs. Domenico C. Palmieri Susan and David Scott Fund Ms. Kristin Prebay Karen & David Rex Charitable Fund Ms. Jill Sloan Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Palms Ms. Claudia Scroggins Mr. Alfred Preis Ms. Harmony J. Rhodes Ms. Nancy Ruppman Ms. Felicia V. Small Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Parke Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Secrest Preservation Bloomfield Mr. David T. Richter Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Russell III Mr. Jack R. Smiley Mr. Brandon Parker Ms. Karen Seefelt Ms. Martha Preston Ms. Karen L. Ricketts Mr. and Mrs. Jack J. Russo Melissa J. Smiley and Patricia Wren Ms. Stacey M. Parzuchowski Mr. Frank J. Selinsky Dr. Glenda D. Price Mr. and Mrs. Jody R. Riddle Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Russo Dr. Andrea Smith Mrs. Paula F. Paterson Mrs. Patricia Semaan Ms. Judith S. Primak Mr. William C. Ridge Mr. Mark B. Ryerson

78 | 2020 DONORS 2021 YEARBOOK | 79 Ms. Caroline Smith Mrs. Vivian Day Stroh Mr. Robert G. Tighe and Mr. and Mrs. Willem van Reesema Ms. Maureen Wayne Mr. Mark Wojtas Miss Carolyn J. Smith Mr. and Mrs. John W. Stroh III Mr. William J. Korte Mr. Jack VanAssche WDF Employee Matching Ms. Melissa Wolf Mr. Dajuan Smith Mr. Jay Strongwater and Ms. Mr. and Mrs. Ati T. Tislerics Ms. Marie A. Vanerian Gifts Philanthropic Fund Mr. and Mrs. David H. Woodsum Ms. Gertrude P. Smith Elizabeth A. Edelman Mr. Michael J. Tomkins and Ms. Priscilla Velasco Ms. Deborah J. Weatherston Woodward Original LLC Ms. Linda M. Martineau Ms. Joan M. Smith Strum Allesee Family Foundation Stephen and Nancy Vella Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wedepohl Ms. Susan Valk Woolworth Mrs. Erin N. Topper Mr. Michael R. Smith Ms. Klementina Sula Ms. Anne Marie Veneroni Ms. Gwen Wee Mr. and Mrs. Richard Worf Jr. Mr. Gary H. Torgow Mr. William H. Smith Fr. Anthony P. Sulkowski Jr. Ms. Carolina Venerus Dr. and Mrs. Brian A. Weeks Ms. Polly Wotherspoon Mr. Jude M. Sullivan Dr. Jeffrey V. Tranchida Mr. Edward Weidenbach David and Martha Smydra and Mr. Noel Baril Mr. Eswara P. Venugopal Ms. Catherine Wresche Mrs. Rachel Sullivan and Mrs. Mary T. Fulmer Ms. Michelle R. Weier Mr. and Mrs. James Sokoloff Ms. Susan Tresnak Dr. and Mrs. Steven J. Wright Summit Academy North Ms. Diane Verdezoto Mr. Jason P. Weiland Mr. Michael Solt Ms. Janette Treuter Ms. Cheryl Wright-Bradley MS Teachers Mrs. Sandra VerWey Mr. Arnold J. Weiner Mr. Richard A. Sonenklar Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Tripp and Mr. Gregory Haynes Mr. Robert E. Swaney Jr. and Mr. Kurt R. Vilders and Ms. Donna L. Weinle ______Ms. Mary B. Stephenson Mr. Edward D. Trowbridge Mr. Jeffrey G. Sorenson Judie R. Goodman Charles R. Weir and Kathryn M. Ms. Joanne G. Swanson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Trudeau Ms. Rosemary Spatafora Mr. Mike A. Viola and Ms. Weir Charitable Lead Unitrust Mr. and Mrs. Neal L. Swanson Ms. Leona Truelove Nicole M. Carlin Mr. and Mrs. Chad Spawr Mr. David J. Weir and Mr. Y Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Swayne TUKTAWA Foundation Vital Strategies Robert S. Kupfer Ms. Melanie Speelman Mr. James R. Yee Mr. and Mrs. Donald N. Sweeny III Mr. Moddie Turay and Ms. Mr. Steven Vitale Marc and Mary Weiser Fund Ms. Martha J. Speer Zhengping Yi Ms. Erin Symons Melanca D. Clark Dr. and Mrs. Paul T. Von Oeyen Wells Fargo Advisors LLC Mr. Sean Spitsbergen Ms. Pandora Young Ms. Kathryn O. Szakatis Mr. Graeme J. Turner The Joseph and Barbara Dr. Don A. Spivak and Mr. Peter Berg Mr. Shayne Jay Young Mr. Orit Szwarcman Mr. and Mrs. Reginald M. Turner ______Wentrack Charitable Fund Ms. Mary B. Spongberg TYJ LLC Mr. William Wentworth YourCause LLC Trustee for CDW Mrs. Sheridan W. Springer ______Dr. and Mrs. Scott Tyler Ms. Kirsten West YourCause LLC Trustee for PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Mr. Jeffrey Stafeil Mr. and Mrs. Stan Tymorek W Mr. Brad M. Westlake Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Stanford YourCause LLC Trustee for Mr. Bradley Wagner Prof. Marisa Wexler The Kresge Foundation Ms. Mary L. Stapleton T ______Ms. Suzanne K. Wait and Whelan Family Foundation Ms. Linda J. Yugovich Ms. Angelina Starceski Ms. Gail P. Tait Ms. Michelle M. Walters Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Whipple Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Stasa Mr. and Mrs. John P. Talbot Mrs. Sophia Wajnert Mr. George White ______State of Michigan U Mr. Makram Talia Mr. Chandler Waldis Ms. Jalonne White-Newsome Ms. Nancy Staub Ms. Fran M. Tatarelli Margery Holley Uihlein Fund Mrs. Barbara A. Walker Mr. David K. Whitmore Ms. Regina M. Staudacher Tauber Family Foundation Ms. Linda Ulrey Mr. Harvey B. Wallace II Mr. and Mrs. W. John Wickett Jr. Z Ms. Sharon A. Stawski Ms. Jill Taylor Mr. Henry J. Underwood Mr. Mark Walsh Mr. Thomas P. Wilczak and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Zaccardelli Stebbins Charitable Lead Trust Mr. Steven R. Quinkert Mr. and Mrs. J. Gerard Teagan University Liggett School Mr. Robert D. Walters Jr. Mrs. Julia Zack Ms. Linda Stechison and Arn & Nancy Tellem University of Michigan Employees Mrs. Salome E. Walton Wilczynski Family Fund Ms. Antonia Caretto Mrs. Lisa Zafarana Donor Advised Fund Mr. and Mrs. David W. Upmeyer Mr. Jeff Waraniak Mr. Amir Williams Ms. Jacqueline Stefko Mr. Joe Zakens and Mr. Harvey and Barbara Myers Ms. Susan H. Urban Mr. Gail L. Warden Mr. and Mrs. John E. Williams Jason Brennan Mr. William Steiner Temkin Family Fund Dr. Alison Uzieblo Alfred S. Warren Jr. Admin Trust Mrs. Marian J. Williams Mr. Aaron B. Zarkowsky Mr. and Mrs. Art Steitz Ms. Lisa Terczak Mr. Benjamin S. Warren Ms. Anne Williamson Ms. Christine Zech Mr. and Mrs. Dante Stella ______Mr. William Teresa Mrs. Gerald E. Warren Ms. Stephanie Williamson Mr. Neil R. Zechman The Elaine Stern Foundation The Wanda G. Tkachik Living Trust Mr. Jack Washka Ms. Barbara Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Zeller Mr. Robert W. Stevens Ms. Sacha Thebolt Mr. Dale L. Watchowski and Ms. Laverne Wilson and Mr. Safyan Afzal V Ms. Gail Zeneberg Ms. Maria Thompson Mrs. Randi C. Williams Matilda R. Wilson Fund Ms. Jan R. Stevenson and Mr. John Zervos Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Thompson Mr. Bradley Watkins Ms. Susan Horowitz Dr. Matteo Valenti and Dr. The Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Foundation Ms. Lynda Zettlemoyer Dr. Susan S. Thoms and James H. Whitmyer Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Watkins Jr. The Stewardship Network Meryl & Charles Witmer Ms. Jean M. Zieman Mr. David M. Thoms Barbara C. Van Dusen Mr. George C. Watson and Charitable Foundation Marilyn and Terry Stocker Mr. and Mrs. John Zinser Mrs. Ann K. Throop Mr. David C. Van Dyke Mr. John E. Fitzpatrick Mr. Timothy M. Wittebort Mr. and Mrs. Bruce M. Stone Mr. Salvatore Ticcony Doris and Norma Van Gorp Ms. Pamela S. Watts Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Woiwode Strategic Staffing Solutions Inc. Ms. Ellen M. Tickner and Foundation Mr. Roger J. Way and Ms. Ms. Darlene Wojdacki Ms. Mary Jane Faso Patricia Donahue

80 | 2020 DONORS 2021 YEARBOOK | 81 Collaborating for a Healthy Community

Working together to reduce opioid misuse

The Michigan Opioid Partnership – an ambitious public-private collaborative that includes the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, funders, and health-care providers – is working to reduce the growing number of opioid overdoses and deaths in Michigan.

Prior to the pandemic, deaths by opioid overdoses introduced that will mandate that most hospitals in occurred at roughly twice the rate of traffic Michigan adopt this promising model of care. fatalities in Michigan – and preliminary data shows that opioid-related overdose deaths were up 20 Because funders and the State of Michigan percent in the state during the first six months believed this should be a statewide effort, the of 2020. Michigan Opioid Partnership grew to serve organizations and residents around the state. But there is hope for better days ahead. The In the Upper Peninsula, where access to treatment Michigan Opioid Partnership is funding and is limited, the Michigan Opioid Partnership has implementing groundbreaking work through a provided the resources and technical assistance team of staff at the Community Foundation. With to establish a similar model in the emergency funding from the Partnership for its Emergency department at War Memorial Hospital in Sault Ste. Department Project, Beaumont Hospital in Marie, along with a new clinic. The clinic provides Royal Oak identifies those who are experiencing ongoing treatment for patients with OUD – many opioid use disorder (OUD) in its emergency of whom are identified through the hospital’s room and provides these patients with access emergency room. During its first three months, the to immediate treatment. Patients are then able clinic has helped more than 100 patients begin to continue treatment at community-based treatment. treatment providers without facing traditional barriers or challenges to treatments. The process The Community Foundation is proud to serve increases the number of people who are identified as the leader and fiscal home for this state- as needing treatment, as well as the number wide effort, which has laid the groundwork for of people who begin and continue treatment addressing one of Michigan’s most pressing longer term. The model that Beaumont Royal challenges. For more on the Michigan Opioid Oak is using continues to inform best practices Partnership, visit cfsem.org/opioids. at other hospitals – and state legislation is being

Michigan Opioid Partnership Funders A public-private collaborative including the state of Michigan and key nonprofit funders, the Michigan Opioid Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Foundation, Partnership works to decrease Michigan opioid overdoses and deaths through Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan, Ethel and James Flinn Foundation, The Jewish Foundation, prevention, treatment, harm reduction, and sustained recovery. Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, Michigan Endowment Fund, Superior Health Foundation

82 | PROGRAMS & GRANTS 2021 YEARBOOK | 83 ENDOWMENT INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS

The Community Foundation’s endowment investment Inflation-Protected Securities (“TIPS”) to include both pool totaled approximately $792 million on December TIPS and Treasuries. Along with a 4% allocation to 31, 2020, representing more than 70% percent of the cash, this creates a 10% exposure to safe-haven assets. Foundation’s total assets. This is an increase of $106 million from the prior year’s market value, thanks to The Community Foundation’s Investment Committee market appreciation as well as new contributions. The provides direction and oversight to the overall portfolio returned 12.8%, ranking in the 45th percentile investment program and particularly the endowment Becoming a of peers over a one-year period. Performance was 9.6% pool. The Foundation seeks the total return for the and 7.2% over the trailing five- and ten-year periods. endowment to rank in the top half of its peer group over time while taking similar or less risk. The Committee Policy changes during the year included eliminating works closely with its investment consultant, NEPC, the 6% exposure to global asset allocation strategies. regularly meeting to review investment risks and Donor These strategies are designed to take advantage opportunities as they arise. A Subcommittee is also of market volatility, but with increased central bank engaged as needed to keep the momentum going intervention, investors have been encouraged to between meetings of the full Committee. When you want to make an impact in the world, invest in risk assets, specifically equities. The current policy targets 53% to equities. Changes also included The Community Foundation recognizes and it helps to have a good guide. an increase in the fixed income target from 4% to appreciates the dedication and support of all its 6%, with an expansion from exclusively U.S. Treasury volunteer Committee members and its consultant.

53% EQUITY Domestic Large Cap 25% Domestic Small & Mid Cap 6% International Developed 10% The Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan do all the paperwork for grant distributions to charities International Developed Small Cap 4% specializes in making it easy for donors to turn their as you recommend. You can name the fund or remain Emerging International 8% philanthropic vision into a reality. When you work with anonymous. 25% FIXED INCOME us, you’ll partner with a passionate and knowledgeable Core Global 5% You can also work with us to leave a lasting legacy TIPS/Treasuries 6% team of experts who can help you refine your vision Diversified Multisector 6% and develop a personalized strategy for turning that for you and your family. You can simply include High Yield/Direct Lending 8% vision into action. language in your will or trust specifying a gift to the 4% MULTI-ASSET Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan, as Hedge Funds 4% You gain access to unmatched local and regional part of your estate plan. Bequest gifts help to create 4% CASH expertise, community connections, and learning permanent funds that can meet community needs and 14% PRIVATE MARKETS/OPPORTUNISTIC opportunities. You also gain access to a powerful set opportunities for generations to come. of tools that are designed to help you make the most of your resources while seeking maximum tax advantages. We also have expertise in receiving gifts of complex INVESTMENT COMMITTEE assets, and we can assist you and your professional Gifts of any size help to build the community capital Kenneth Whipple Phillip Wm. Fisher David N. McCammon Christopher L. Rizik needed to help improve southeast Michigan now and advisors to leverage these resources for community CHAIR Founder Former Vice President – Finance CEO into the future. benefit in a tax advantaged manner. Former CEO and Chairman Mission Throttle L3C Ford Motor Company Renaissance Venture Consumers Energy Allan D. Gilmour Michael T. Monahan Capital Fund No matter your goals, we are available to help you and Michael E.Bannister President Emeritus President ______A Donor Advised Fund with the Community Foundation Former Chairman Wayne State University Monahan Enterprises your professional advisor. For more information, we Investment Consultant is one way to streamline your charitable giving to and CEO Michelle Goff David T. Provost NEPC, LLC encourage you to contact our Philanthropic Services Ford Motor Credit Co. President Executive Chairman support the charities that you care about during your Richard K. Ciccione lifetime. Your gift can be invested and grow tax free. We department at 313.961.6675 or go to cfsem.org/ Thomas C. Buhl Highgate, LLC TCF Bank Principal, Senior Consultant Senior Vice President - Jeffrey C. Littman William C. Rands, III myimpact. Investments Scott Harsh Life Trustee Former General Partner Principal, Senior Consultant Wells Fargo Advisors Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Foundation Sagres Partners L.P. Angela J. Buk Jack Martin, CPA Chief Investment Officer Chairman DTE Energy Martin, Arrington, 84 | BECOMING A DONOR Desai & Meyers, PC 2021 YEARBOOK | 85 Combined Statements Combined Statements of Financial Position of Activities

As of December 31 2020 2019 Years Ended December 31 2020 2019

REVENUES, GAINS Total Without Donor With Donor Total Without Donor With Donor ASSETS AND OTHER SUPPORT Restrictions Restrictions Restrictions Restrictions $ 11,356,140 $ 11,192,681 Cash Contributions $ 121,068,526 $ 87,911,901 $ 33,156,625 $ 96,625,269 $ 81,115,866 $ 15,509,403

Investments 1,073,268,779 955,160,134 Less amounts received from agencies (676,811) (676,811) (3,439,172) (3,439,172) Contributions Receivable 9,109,644 11,885,611 Net assets released Deferred Gifts Receivable 4,882,673 2,706,261 from restrictions 31,004,427 (31,004,427) 47,505,297 (47,505,297) Change in value of deferred Commercial Annuities 8,082,374 20,737,810 gifts receivable 640,098 640,098 425,493 425,493 Accrued Investment Income 67,424 585,034 Interest and dividends, net 8,825,688 8,783,133 42,555 18,961,549 18,468,532 493,017 Less net interest on amounts Other Assets 6,438,792 6,562,613 held for agencies (202,420) (202,420) (376,569) (376,569) Net unrealized and realized TOTAL $ 1,113,329,647 $ 1,008,706,323 gain on investments 102,042,351 102,042,351 117,594,098 117,594,098 Less gain on investments held for agencies (3,120,105) (3,120,105) (3,331,145) (3,331,145) Remeasurement of charitable LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS 4,610,829 4,610,829 (273,962) (273,962) gift annuities Administrative revenue from Liabilities: amounts held for agencies 110,083 110,083 101,735 101,735 Miscellaneous income 490,856 490,856 369,986 369,986 Grant commitments $ 15,849,347 $ 19,857,919

Accounts payable 541,388 386,013 Total revenues, gains and other support 233,789,095 230,954,244 2,834,851 226,657,282 257,734,666 (31,077,384) Charitable gift annuities 13,720,138 31,536,664

30,110,873 51,780,596 GRANTS & EXPENSES

Funds held as agency endowments 29,110,418 26,063,634 Grants 100,935,380 100,935,380 86,965,501 86,965,501 Total liabilities Less amounts granted $ 59,221,291 $ 77,844,230 to agencies (842,470) (842,470) (796,198) (796,198) Prior-year grants canceled Net assets: (2,386,992) (2,386,992) (112,467) (112,467) Without donor restrictions 1,019,612,379 899,200,967 Prior-year grants returned (268,569) (268,569) (161,507) (161,507) Direct charitable activities 5,109,695 5,109,695 4,610,900 4,610,900 With donor restrictions 34,495,977 31,661,126 General and administrative 7,995,788 7,995,788 7,285,815 7,285,815 Total net assets $ 1,054,108,356 $ 930,862,093 Total grants and expenses 110,542,832 110,542,832 97,792,044 97,792,044

TOTAL $ 1,113,329,647 $ 1,008,706,323 INCREASE (DECREASE) IN NET ASSETS 123,246,263 120,411,412 2,834,851 128,865,238 159,942,622 (31,077,384)

NET ASSETS - Begining of year 930,862,093 899,200,967 31,661,126 801,996,855 739,258,345 62,738,510

Each year the Community Foundation is audited by an independent audit firm. End of year $ 1,054,108,356 $ 1,019,612,379 $ 34,495,977 $ 930,862,093 $ 899,200,967 $ 31,661,126 The audited financial statements can be found on the Community Foundation website at www.cfsem.org NET ASSETS -

86 | FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 2021 YEARBOOK | 87 Thomas H. Bergh Hudson-Webber Foundation* Barbara B. Bierbusse Joyce Foundation Michael G. Cumming Justice and Mobility Fund* Richard A. Favor, Jr. JP Morgan Chase Advisory Robin D. Ferriby Kresge Foundation* Eugene A. Gargaro, Jr. Public Welfare Foundation* John D. Gatti Ruth Mott Foundation* Henry M. Grix W.K. Kellogg Foundation* Rebecca L. Grove Committees ______Amy B. Hartmann Jay A. Herbst Dawn R. Jinsky New Economy Initiative ______Robert B. Joslyn Shirley A. Kaigler for Southeast Michigan Robert E. Kass Steering Committee Community Policing The HOPE Fund Jay A. Kennedy Advisory Committee Bernard S. Kent Steven K. Hamp, Chair Fund Advisory John P. Landis Pamela D. Lewis, Executive Director, New Economy Initiative Allan D. Gilmour, Chair David P. Larsen Committee Lizabeth Ardisana Sabin D. Blake John D. Mabley Barbara McQuade, Chair Lavea Brachman Mark D. Blanke J. Thomas MacFarlane Melanca Clark Ralph J. Gerson Stephan Bobalik Patrick J. Mansfield Jerry Clayton Paul Glomski Karen C. Brown Michael F. McCarthy Saul Green Lydia Gutierrez Stacey E. Cassis Jeffrey D. Moss Hon. Judith Levy Wendy Lewis Jackson Derek E. Daniels Seymour M. Nayer David Malloy Faye Nelson Gilbert M. Frimet Charles H. Nida Mariam C. Noland Mariam C. Noland Henry M. Grix Michael A. Page Alia Harvey-Quinn Chris Rizik Howard W. Israel Richard A. Shapack Steve Spreitzer Kevin Ryan Glenn F. Kossick Joan Cripe Skrzyniarz Tim Wiley Michael C. Mok Veronika Scott James P. Spica Beth Niblock Nathaniel Wallace ______Bruce M. Stone Shane Pliska Cynthia L. Umphrey ______Faye Schuett Michael P. Witzke Detroit Auto Dealers Linda Stechison Beth A. Zilka Association Fund Jan Stevenson Youth Sports Task Force Father Anthony P. Sulkowski Jr. ______Advisory Committee Jordan M. Field Suzanne K. Wait Nathaniel S. Hampton Rod L. Alberts Thomas P. Wilczak Michigan Justice Fund Eric B. Larson Hon. Trudy DunCombe Archer John Zervos Partner Advisors Sean C. Mann A. William Golling III ______Jen L. McCollum Scott LaRiche Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan* David A. Merritt Joe Lunghamer Community Foundation of Greater Flint* James M. Nicholson J. Douglas North Legal/Financial Network DTE Energy Foundation Anuja Rajendra David T. Provost Andrew L. Camden, Co-Chair Ethel & James Flinn Foundation* Terry E. Whitfield Paul Sabatini Dana M. Locniskar, Co-Chair Ford Foundation* Nancy A. Winzer Samuel Slaughter Thomas Alongi Grand Rapids Community Foundation* Thad Szott Andrew Bass Todd Szott Michael J. Beals Karl Zimmermann Anthony J. Belloli

*Steering Committee Member

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Frederick M. Adams Jr. Mrs. William Clay Ford Kenneth E. Millard Mariam C. Noland Hannah G. McLaughlin Philanthropic Terry E. Adderley W. Frank Fountain Jr. Eugene A. Miller President Program Officer, Michigan Opioid Partnership Services Maggie A. Allesee Darrel W. Francis Edward J. Miller Veronica S. Blair Executive Office Assistant, Erin Conklin Moccio Randall S. Ross Vice President Barbara E. Allushuski George F. Francis III Jane E. Moeller President’s Office Project Manager, Michigan Gerard M. Anderson Bradley M. Gayton Eddie R. Munson Opioid Partnership Laura L. Brownfield Emily E. Angyal Philanthropic Services Officer Wendell W. Anderson Jr. Ralph J. Gerson Daniel T. Murphy General Counsel Marissa A. Natzke Thomas V. Angott Sr. Yousif Ghafari William J. O’Brien III Project Coordinator, Michigan Stephanie M. Glazier Matthew J. Lewis Opioid Partnership The Hon. Dennis W. Archer Alfred R. Glancy III David K. Page Director, Governance Philanthropic Services Assistant The Hon. Trudy Walter R. Greene Sandra E. Pierce and Operations Surabhi S. Pandit Nicole L. MacMillan Director, Human Services Initiatives DunCombe Archer Elliott S. Hall Heinz C. Prechter Patrick J. Carr Operations Manager, Donald J. Atwood Information Services Officer Amanda R. Reed Philanthropic Services David M. Handleman Sr. Ellen V. Price Project Manager, Michigan The Hon. Richard H. Austin David B. Hecker John Rakolta Jr. Nancy G. Davies Opioid Partnership Marketing and Don H. Barden Human Resources Director David B. Hermelin Douglas J. Rasmussen Harmony J. Rhodes Communications Livia F. Slebodnik Jon E. Barfield William K. Howenstein Dean E. Richardson Program Associate Office Manager Sheryl G. Arb Norma C. Barfield Joseph L. Hudson Jr. The Hon. Victoria A. Roberts Angelina Starceski Vice President, Marketing Gwendolyn L. Macklin and Communications Chacona W. Baugh Carole Leigh Hutton Jack A. Robinson Communications Associate, Receptionist William Beckham Jr. New Economy Initiative Kate M. Baudeloque Rick Inatome The Hon. Henry William Saad Sarah B. Wedepohl Events Coordinator Michael J. Brenner R.I. Jervis Jones Edgar A. Scribner Program Director, Health Initiatives R. Ashley Collins William C. Brooks The Hon. Damon J. Keith W. Warren Shelden Katie G. Brisson Thomas M. Woiwode Digital Communications Officer Mrs. Philip Caldwell Mrs. Charles Kessler Neal Shine Vice President, Program Director, GreenWays Initiative Jack VanAssche Anne C. Colone Thomas I. Klein Howard F. Sims Lenzi C. Abma Gregory E. Yankee Digital Media Specialist Keith E. Crain Richard P. Kughn F. Alan Smith Scholarship Coordinator Senior Program Officer Julie Fisher Cummings Robert C. Larson Roger B. Smith Martha M. Calvert Credits Program Assistant Tarik S. Daoud David Baker Lewis Frank D. Stella Finance and Lovio George Design & Production Mrs. Stanley R. Day Kathleen McCree Lewis Peter W. Stroh Mary T. Fulmer Administration Program Officer, New Jenilyn Norman Robert A. DeAlexandris John E. Lobbia Joel D. Tauber Joe Gall Economy Initiative Vice President, Finance The Hon. Deborah I. Dingell Photography, Page 2 Ben C. Maibach III A. Alfred Taubman and Administration Karen L. Gartrell Courtesy of Detroit The Hon. James H. Dingeman Riverfront Conservancy Conrad L. Mallett Jr. The Hon. Anna Diggs Taylor Program Assistant Ryan R. Krueckeberg Walter E. Douglas Sr. Grants Manager Richard A. Manoogian Peter P. Thurber Alana M. Glass Mitty Carter Anthony F. Earley Jr. Photography, Page 9 Ronald P. Marcinelli James L. Tolley Director, Project Play Elizabeth M. Phillips Southeast Michigan Courtesy of Michigan Opera Theatre C. Rupert Edwards David N. McCammon Tom Turner Finance Assistant Irma B. Elder Freyja S. Harris Ali Lapetina & Cybelle Codish Walter J. McCarthy Jr. William P. Vititoe Marlene Rencher Photography, Page 23 Project Director, Pontiac Funders Grants Assistant George C. Eshelman Amy McCombs Jonathan T. Walton Collaborative and DEI Advisor Center for Employment James D. Farley Monique C. Sims Alonzo L. McDonald Joan B. Warren Opportunities David T. Fischer Kamilah A. Henderson Information and Database Manager F. James McDonald James R. Waterston Director, PEDALS Photography, Page 35 Charles T. Fisher III Brad M. Westlake Richard L. Measelle Thomas S. Wilson Ali Lapetina Donald E. Jones Controller Max M. Fisher Theodore H. Mecke Jr. Stanley J. Winkelman Associate Director, New Photography, Page 69 Walter B. Ford II Economy Initiative Julia Zack Courtesy of Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Heath J. Meriwether Mrs. R. Alexander Wrigley Accountant Foundation William C. Ford Jr. Martin B. Zimmerman Pamela D. Lewis Director, New Economy Initiative Nick Hagen Photography, Page 83

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