OUR MISSION The Saginaw Community Foundation has one mission: to come to life, now and forever.
We accomplish our mission by: strategic leadership in our community endowment grantmaking Stewardship
CONTENTS
Year-in-Review 4 Scholarly Impact 16 2013 Contributors 22 Community Impact 6 Volunteers 18 Current Funds 26 ! Inner Circle Sponsors 19 )*%+ )! Our Youth, Our Future 10 ' %( # / +* A Vision to Steer the Future 12 Financial Report 20 Committee Members 31 Making an Impact with Force 14 Investment Strategy 21 Foundation Staff 31 " # $ %&
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This annual report was written and designed in-house at Saginaw Community Foundation. Developmental Assets is a registered trademark of Search Institute. There is no doubt about it – the Saginaw Community Foundation (SCF) < is the SCF 2013 annual report so focused on that impact? Well, maybe because it’s how we made or accomplished that impact in 2013. Let us explain.
" 5= # / to participate in a strategic planning process. The purpose for the process was to create a master plan for the delivery of foundation services and making an impact. As we began the planning process, we discovered that we could be doing a better job of communicating our impact to the community. That discussion led to a complete revision of our mission statement, which can be found on the opposite page. RENEÉ S. JOHNSTON
The 2013 annual report shares some great stories on how we put the < (# to life” – such as building equity and fairness in local foods systems / ; # $ D EG< H J $ kids about employability through the Jump Start program (see page 7). Through the leadership SCF can offer or the grants we award, we have positioned ourselves to work with organizations, individuals, governmental entities or groups of volunteers, to assist with projects and programs so they can have a positive impact on the community.
Our strategic plan also addresses the goal, through impactful grantmaking, to focus efforts on early education, youth development < P )*%+ 5= # / + 5 P P D5PPG U DAVID J. ABBS the City. On page 8, read details on how one man took matters into his own hands to transform a deteriorating, crime-ridden neighborhood J < 5PP was established prior to our strategic planning process, this initiative X plan validated that community improvement is an area we should be focused on.
The foundation truly would not be where we are today if it weren’t for < H ( donor wishes” – making it clear that our donors are a primary focus. And, we’ve always commented that a donor is not only an individual or couple, but also a business or corporation. Last year, we were proud to 7 Z " < 7 Z goal of being more active in the community. On page 12, learn how we 7 Z their goal.
U $ $< Community Foundation’s strategic plan and mission statement will help us accomplish that impact and even more … for good, for ever.
Sincerely,
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3 Here we present the number and types of funds, where gifts were directed, our asset history and assets by donor interest area for 2013. We are thankful to all the donors who made gifts 5 = < ^ D ))G D )*G<
It’s a snapshot. A quick look. A glimpse. It’s what’s happening behind the scenes at Saginaw Community Foundation.
Types of funds 25 84 Unrestricted 65
Community Initiative/ Agency 157 Special Project 62 32 42 Designated Scholarship Field of Interest Donor Advised
Agency: _ Community Initiative/Special Project: X Designated: _ Funds Donor Advised: Enables donor to be personally involved in grantmaking, subject to board approval Field of Interest: " Scholarship: $ Unrestricted: Administered by the foundation to meet the urgent and changing needs in Saginaw County
Where donors have directed their gifts # )*%) < )*%+ 2012 (total: $2,319,441) 2013 (total: $3,204,168)
$72,647 Agency $105,515 Community Initiative/ $1,144,955 Special Project $1,707,030
Designated $544,357 $168,770 $126,068 Donor Advised $764,315
Field of Interest $16,777 $21,037
Scholarship $346,325 $432,985 $1,757 Unrestricted $4,516
4 Ten-year asset history WHAT 15.5 % DO WE increase DO? $48.4 million It’s a question we get a lot : “What exactly does Saginaw Community Foundation do?” Over the years, the # / have worked to explain the Foundation’s role and we’ve broken it down into four areas. } $ ~ M M M M M M M M M
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$30.0 $33.4 $38.5 $42.0 $29.9 $35.8 $40.5 $38.5 $41.8 1 vehicle ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 ‘13
a charitable Assets by donor interest area 2 organization 2012 2013 a community leader/ $323,728 Animal Related $362,701 3 convener $4,178,600 Arts & Culture $4,820,472 $1,278,117 a volunteer Community Improvement $1,377,834 4 organization $12,627,841 Education $14,738,093
Environment $128,406 / $143,798 philanthropic vehicle helps Food/Nutrition $859,442 explain the relationships we $935,963 develop – and the endowment $1,219,710 Health funds established – that allow $1,607,833 us to provide grants and Housing $658,127 $747,169 scholarships. $4,470,780 Human Services # + $5,100,991 also a charitable organization Mutual/Membership $13,547 $15,274 highlights that we award $8,766,251 grants and scholarships. * $10,631,786 We’re a leader/convener. Philanthropy $1,593,850 $1,740,174 Many SCF staff members sit on or assist with various $1,302,949 $1,513,717 community committees, or consult with other community Public Safety $268,347 $310,197 leaders or organizations $525,090 Recreation about key challenges or $748,276 opportunities. Religion $296,924 $331,798 Finally, as a volunteer $35,297 Science/Technology Research organization, we associate $41,645 ourselves with other $2,470,562 Youth Development community members who $2,841,323 want to be a part of our mission. / 5 ' 5 = J < } wishes and enable community initiatives to come to life, now and forever. In 2013, we funded 103 projects and initiatives across Saginaw County via competitive grants. We are grateful to our generous donors who allow us to enhance the quality of life countywide and make this a place we are all happy to call home. Here’s a look at a few of the projects we helped bring to life.
Double Up on fruits and vegetables " " J = = 7 $ “That means equitable access for everyone devised a way to get nutritious, farm-fresh to healthy, fresh and sustainably grown products on the tables of area low-income food; to good-paying jobs in the food / ; = # $ industry; and to the land, water and program. Thanks to a grant from Saginaw means of production that smaller farms Community Foundation, the program, need to be in business.” / Farmers Market since 2011, was able to According to recent statistics, nearly continue during 2013. 45,000 individuals in Saginaw County are 7" < ' / Under the program, when market ; = # $ customers use a federal Supplemental increased access to fresh Michigan-grown 7 " D 7" G fruits and vegetables. An estimated 12,500 pounds of fresh produce was purchased vendors, the amount they spend is / & )* & / Saginaw Farmers Market in 2013. That’s Up credits. The credits, valid only on the good news for area families looking to eat purchase of Michigan-grown products, can healthier and area farmers who sell their be used to buy more food at the market. produce each week at the market.
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Collaboration brings Saginaw artist home from UK Currently residing in the United Kingdom, “As I did my research, I couldn’t believe the artist Edwina Jaques returned home to women who came from this region,” said H )*%+< = Jaques. “I wish I had known more about time ever, the Castle Museum of Saginaw these people when I was growing up, and I County History and the Saginaw Art hope the book and exhibition provides role Museum collaborated to host an exhibit of models for young people today.” \ + < ( ^ $ # } ) (* $ More than 5,600 people visited the display < at the Castle Museum – bringing art featuring living subjects were displayed connoisseurs and history lovers together. at the art museum and those who have passed at the Castle Museum. “I can honestly say that this exhibit would not have happened without the grant The artwork is a celebration of women past from Saginaw Community Foundation,” and present and delves into their history. said Ken Santa, president and CEO of the Jaques created a book as part of the exhibit Castle Museum of Saginaw County History. that shares the stories of the women in her “The Castle Museum and Saginaw Art portraits. Stories that touch on all cultures, Museum are already in discussions about socioeconomic classes and occupations. collaborating again in the future.” 6 Jump starting student interest in construction trades “THIS EXHIBIT WOULD In the northeast corner of Saginaw, middle “We train our students to employability,” and high school students are getting a \ < 5 H< NOT HAVE jump start on a career. Thanks in part to a “When they have completed the program, HAPPENED ' U WITHOUT Construction Academy brought its Jump apprenticeship with a private company Start program to the First Ward center J A GRANT in the summer of 2013 at no-cost to a construction trade.” FROM SCF.” participants. Students are introduced to a variety of Ken Santa, president and CEO, The 12-week program, open to residents different trades, like plumbing, electrical Castle Museum of Saginaw of Saginaw ages 13-18, teaches safety County History, refering to training, interpersonal skills, problem- career of interest. ( ^ $ # solving strategies, career planning and Women” art exhibit hands-on opportunities to learn practical “These students are great people that skills in the construction industry. ) / director of education. “We are really \ making a difference in the lives of our graduating from high school with no students by giving them skills they can $1.588M desire to attend college. It provides a use for a lifetime.” sense of hope and eventually jobs in Total dollars awarded via grants and scholarships our community. in 2013
Rise above The Tuskegee Airmen Traveling Exhibit 284 Like so many others in the late 1930s, the theatre, was open to students during Scholarships awarded young black Americans who would become school hours and the general public after in 2013* known as the Tuskegee Airmen were full school, free-of-charge. of patriotic zeal and eager to serve in the }}PP “We needed to bring this to the area for Asia. What set them apart was that they our children,” said Charlotte O’Connor, 103 chair, Hemlock Education Fund. “Students pilots, something that black people had learned how, like the Tuskegee Airmen, Competitive grant never been allowed to do before. At that to rise above their circumstances and requests funded in 2013 time, all branches of the U.S. military were succeed in their lives.” deeply segregated. " J&%5 ' P "#H ' Z J U 5 $4699K lights the courage and determination Tuskegee Airmen, was on display at Harry of the Tuskegee Airmen, who overcame # " # 5 Dollars awarded via ;< < " " Township in May 2014, following the competitive grants in 2013 Corps pilots, and what it means to us 60 display in Hemlock. years later. “I deeply appreciate the grant from Saginaw " $ Community Foundation,” said O’Connor. Schools in 2013 provided funding to (' P "#H amazing educational experience.” Traveling Exhibit to Hemlock in April 2014. The exhibit, housed in a 53- foot long semi tractor trailer featuring $1.533M a 35-seat Dollars requested via competitive grant applications in 2013
P - ships administered by Saginaw Community Foundation. 7 on the East Side
In a neglected area of Saginaw, surrounded by empty lots and St. St. St. th < # < < P th th 6 7 N 5 S. S. wasn’t overgrown weeds or broken glass. It was potential. S. Federal Ave.
Located on Saginaw’s east side is a approximately 70 people, a picnic pavilion Sports & Fitness Park $ and a quarter-mile paved walking track. Janes Ave. ( <) 7 ^ U outreach program Mission in the City in “Our park, staffed by volunteers and open )*%% $ $ 7< E to the public daily from 6:30 a.m. to 8:30 7< = \ p.m., provides a clean, safe, family-friendly Avenues, serves as a hub for residents in ) # < (P the area. open without supervision, and in the three years the park has been open, there (P %((( have been zero discipline or vandalism out the needs of the community and how incidents. There is a tremendous amount ) of respect.” # 7 ^ U < (7 <) )*%% $ for recreation opportunities for residents # < # property in a block-long area directly though, that one thing was missing. across from the church and constructed the Mission in the City Sports and Fitness “There isn’t anything for the young $< ' $ J _ children to do – those between ages 2 basketball courts with bleachers to seat and 5.”
“The community has em- braced this park and taken ownership of it. With the grant award, we are excited to be able to add a play- ground and provide a safe, supervised place for young children to play.”
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" U 5 = $ rendering of the new cirriculum-driven playground. 8 Helping improve the A safe place to play community After careful consideration of all grant In 2012, Saginaw Community Foundation 5= # / introduced a new community improve- # + ment initiative which will grant $25,000 to to play within the Sports and Fitness a selected project in the community each $ )*%+ 5 year. An additional $5,000 can be added P P to the grant total if the initial grant is Mission in the City. The grant will be matched. used to construct a curriculum-driven playground geared for children ages 2-5. WHAT IS THE (} initiative as a project that will create “A curriculum-driven playground will COMMUNITY indelible, measurable impacts in the provide children an opportunity for IMPROVEMENT immediate and broader community,” ) # < (' INITIATIVE? said Foundation president and CEO will be able to explore music and play Reneé Johnston. “These projects need counting games while exercising. The ' # / + to be supported and planned by a broad beauty of the playground design is that Community Improvement range of community members ranging the children won’t realize that they are Initiative is a competitive from businesses to governmental learning while playing.” grant program that will award entities to neighborhoods and up to $30,000 annually to a individuals.” # / )*%+ U 5 raised the matching $25,000 and was single project in Saginaw The initiative extends beyond existing awarded the additional $5,000 as part of County. charitable organizations, churches, the Community Improvement Initiative. Criteria for a potential project < A ribbon cutting ceremony is scheduled include one that will create Individuals, community groups, for early June 2014. indelible measurable impacts neighborhoods, businesses and youth in the immediate and broader groups can apply if they utilize the “This park is a source of pride for the community, be supported = < 7 neighborhood. It’s a hub for social and planned by a broad existing community projects are eligible. ) # < (' has embraced this park and taken owner- range of users ranging from ship of it. With the grant award, we are businesses to government excited to be able to add a playground entities to neighborhoods and provide a safe, supervised place for and individuals, and that the young children to play.” project will have a clear well developed plan for success and sustainability.
" # / + 5 Improvement Initiative are accepted each year beginning 7 <% = < %< # visit saginawfoundation. org/site/grants/ for more information or contact Kendra (989) 755-0545 or kendra @ saginawfoundation.org. 11 Number of applications received for the 2013 Board of Directors’ Community Improvement Initiative
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9 Our Youth, Our Future
Sophia wakes up every school day and gets to work. She makes sure the three kids in her family wake up, get dressed in proper clothes, eat breakfast, put on their jackets and shoes and make it to the bus stop on time. Sophia bears the weight of keeping the household running. Sounds like a typical morning, except it isn’t. Sophia is six years old.
Sophia, like many youth in our community, “We provide structure in the lives of face incredible challenges at home and at the children we serve. Many of the kids Students work on projects school. As a supplement to daily school in art exploration class at curriculum, the Youth First after school environments,” said Tifani Hall, Youth Carrollton Elementary School. program, a special initiative of Saginaw First site coordinator at Thomas White Community Foundation, exists as a safe # ' < and nurturing environment for students “Youth First is a safe place where kids K-5. The program creates a positive can be kids.” atmosphere where children can thrive. in their
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We asked some of our Youth First students at Thomas White Elementary to complete the following thought: “I like Youth First because ...”
“... we do so much fun stuff here.” Londan Kindergarten
“... I like when we cook with Ms. Nesha.” LaOshee Kindergarten
“... we have so much fun in Boot Camp.” Steven C. =
“... we go to different classes.” Chelaine =
“... we get snacks here.” Heaven Kindergarten Tifani Hall, Youth First site coordinator, reads a story to children at Thomas White Elementary # ' < 10 WHAT IS Building character, A proven curriculum creating leaders YOUTH FIRST? The Youth First program, while based Youth First was established in 2008 as an on a blend of youth development Youth First is a long-term evolution of the Operation Recreation models, primarily plans activities collaborative solution program that was created in 2005 to meet the Search Institute’s operating at elementary after the City of Saginaw eliminated Developmental Assets® – the most schools throughout Saginaw recreation funding for youth programs. widely used approach to positive youth County. It delivers dozens of development in the United States. existing youth development “The goal was to create a well-rounded Search Institute has created lists of and recreation programs after school learning experience that * / " during non-school hours to combined recreation and academics,” underserved youth, free-of- / childhood (ages 3-5), grades K-3 (ages charge. The programs help First. 5-9), middle childhood (ages 8-12) and reinforce fundamentals adolescents (ages 12-18). learned in school by providing = fun and creative learning learn leadership skills through According to research, youth who have experiences. Youth First also multiple experiences including: access to the most assets are least likely can help students be better program development, leadership to engage in four different patterns of prepared for school and training classes, youth advisory high-risk behavior, including problem improve their problem- council participation and alcohol use, violence, illicit drug use and solving skills, attitudes and service learning projects. sexual activity. Also, they are more likely community engagement. to do well in school, be civically engaged Students are able to choose from nine and value diversity. Unfortunately, the activity-focused themes including average young person experiences fewer academics, visual and performing arts, than half of the 40 assets. PROGRAM SITES career exploration, family involvement, $ Carrollton technology. Youth First is provided at no- Celebrating victories Carrollton Elementary School cost in four participating schools across Saginaw County to reach at-risk youth. Youth First is designed to enhance the Bridgeport It is funded through a federal grant from education of children who attend low- U < " $ the 21st Century Community Learning performing schools or live in high-poverty Elementary School Centers program. areas. It helps these children attain the Thomas White skills required to meet state and local Elementary School (# curriculum standards. According to a of positive youth development, Youth recent survey conducted by the Michigan Merrill First teaches leadership skills to today’s Merrill Community Child children to create tomorrow’s leaders,” 70% of combined children in the districts / 5 said Shelton. “We are truly making a Youth First operates in are at or below the difference.” poverty line.
For students like Sophia, participating STUDENTS in Youth First will make a difference in SERVED her life. (by school academic year) “Our program exposes children to other adults that care about them,” said Hall. % “It’s really important for these children 45 increase to experience that.”
And when Sophia smiles in class, listens to stories with wide-eyed anticipation and learns character-building life skills, Hall knows she is doing her job. Students huddle-up during a team language arts game at “We don’t give up on kids,” remarked U < " $ Hall. “We celebrate the victories. We are # ' < a family.” 191 194 282
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^ # Reconnecting with the 400 people at a Saginaw Future event in community February 2013 to announce exciting news. 7 7 Z " The idea for the fund started much earlier. %* *** Three years earlier, to be exact. Canales programs and initiatives throughout had envisioned a way for the corporation 5 < # Z to reconnect with the community. surprised everyone. “We had been absent from the community “Shortly after the announcement in for a long time.” February 2013,” said Luis Canales, director 7 Z = / 5 + $ Automotive, “our corporate leadership )**& U immediately bought into the idea of giving )**( 7 Z " < P back to the community. They decided to )*%* 7 Z 5 J 5 U < contribution – one that will pay out a ( 7 Z " forever.” essentially been in existence for more than 100 years, we were still considered " 7 Z " solders an electronics board.
2013 STEERING THE FUTURE GRANTEES
Buena Vista Charter Township $750.00
Mid-Michigan Children’s Museum 5 } $ ; $1,500.00
Saginaw Career Complex Laurent Bresson 7 Z " Luis Canales, Equipment for manufacturing lab director of global communications, present a $1,500 check to Angela Barris, Mid-Michigan Children’s $1,000.00 U Z 5 } $ )*%+< 12 a start-up,” remarked Canales. “We, as a by allowing dollars that might have been CORPORATE company, just were not ready to commit spent creating and managing a private PHILANTHROPY to funding an initiative like the Steering foundation to be put to work helping the Future Fund.” programs and initiatives in the community. Today, the social contract that ensures our economic and social well-being is under Dual impact Planting the seeds duress. As governments struggle under the impact of The Steering the Future Fund is ahead 7 Z " + _ of the curve. It has two different ways community didn’t end with the creation austerity, society now looks it can make an impact – a committee of the Steering the Future Fund. In 2013, to business to take much comprised of employees that review greater responsibility in grant applications on a competitive basis high school seniors also was established. and can also award discretionary grant immense challenges. This is an ' dollars on an as-needed basis to meet emerging role – one that many $ immediate needs. businesses are just beginning a difference in the community through to learn to manage. The committee is comprised of 10 education. Initially, the scholarship was employees from various departments funded by an annual golf outing fundraiser Visionary leaders in our region 7 Z " and all proceeds raised were paid out each & $ 7 Z " and hourly, and includes two UAW year. After the success of establishing / 5 5 & representatives. the Steering the Future Fund at Saginaw have proven that, when Community Foundation, a better approach corporate philanthropy is Committee members review applications was soon realized. managed as an investment four times during the year for the in our communities, it can competitive grant process and are “Instead of raising funds each year at a become a powerful catalytic able to award up to $2,500 during each certain level and risking donor fatigue, force for change. An enormous review. Right now, the goals are to the decision was made to create an opportunity exists for new focus on projects that will enhance endowed scholarship at Saginaw corporate philanthropy leaders STEM education, youth education Community Founadtion, that like the from any size organization and manufacturing. In order to apply, Steering the Future Fund, would provide to step up to this challenge. 7 Z <) These leaders will give new Automotive employee as a sponsor. 7 Z " life and purpose to corporate “The sponsor requirement serves two fundraiser and the now the proceeds philanthropy and increase its purposes: it incentivizes the community contribute towards fully endowing value to society and business. $ 7 Z the scholarship. In 2014, four $1,000 We are ready to help your employee to get to know the community.” scholarships will be awarded. corporation realize its “This is something we want to do forever. philanthropic goals. When you Working with experts 7 X establish a fund at Saginaw thriving. Endowing the scholarship allows Community Foundation, that 7 Z " this to happen.” fund will be endowed. Earnings a private foundation to give back to gained through investments the community, but soon realized the will be used to make grants challenges in doing so. That’s when Reaping the rewards that address needs in Saginaw they turned to Saginaw Community County, for good, for ever. Foundation. ' 7 Z " will help make the dreams of a college For conversations, ideas, (" 7 Z Z education come true for students in planning guides and more, the world to help make our business Saginaw County. And the corporation has contact Reneé Johnston, successful. When it came time to a dream of its own. SCF president and CEO at establish the Steering the Future Fund, (989) 755-0545 or renee@ we took the same approach. Immediately, “The goal of our scholarship is to cultivate saginawfoundation.org we recognized Saginaw Community local talent,” said Canales. “It’s a basic Foundation as experts in philanthropy,” business need to have great talent. And it said Canales. all starts right here at home.” Canales remarked that working with # ' U $1344K Saginaw Community Foundation to via grant awards and scholarships manage their fund frees the staff at for students pursuing engineering or Total dollars granted in 7 Z " 7 Z " 2013 via all corporate tasks they know best how to perform. It hopes to accomplish just that – by donor advised funds held at SCF provides a better return on investment steering the future to reach its dreams. 13 Making an Impact with Force
“I want the kids to know that they have a voice. And when they 2013 $ _ FORCE GRANT RECIPIENTS reach their funding goals.” & =H 5 BaySail Their backgrounds are varied. Their life are actually deciding what to do with it,” Science Under Sail Z X < # $2,125.00 of Saginaw County youth come together FORCE coordinator. “The grantmaking several times during the year to make an process is exactly the same as the Saginaw Intermediate impact. An impact with FORCE. other parts of the Saginaw Community School District Foundation. The only difference is all of the ' $ ' / X FORCE, Saginaw Community Foundation’s money has to go toward youth-oriented $1,000.00 youth advisory council, is comprised programs.” of area youth ages 14-21. Founded in Saginaw Promise (SCF) 1992 as a result of a $1 million challenge # =H 5 grant from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, also participated in the following activities: $6,000.00 FORCE provides participating area youth Spring Into Service and Make A a meaningful experience to take part in Saginaw Valley State University Difference Days – Worked with adult grantmaking and community service. U # volunteers and other area high school These funds were permanently endowed $5,600.00 students to clean-up, paint, plant and to allow project funding in Saginaw County other activities at local parks and < homes of senior citizens and military 2013 “The big difference between FORCE and veterans. PARTICIPATING other youth organizations is the kids are DEAR at the Zoo (Drop Everything SCHOOLS making the decisions with the money, and and Read) – FORCE had a station where they helped children make # hand puppets out of brown paper Carrollton High School lunch bags. Children could then tell Freeland High School their own story using the puppet. Hemlock High School Council of Michigan Foundations – Heritage High School Attended the Council of Michigan 7 5 5 Foundations Youth Summer Saginaw Arts and Leadership Conference at Central Sciences Academy Michigan University. Saginaw High School Swan Valley High School Downtown Saginaw Farmer’s Valley Lutheran High School Market – Gave a fresh coat of paint to 50 vendor tables and a storage shed. United Way of Saginaw County $907,530.29 Holiday Wishlist – Purchased Lifetime granted by FORCE* household items and holiday gifts for four different Saginaw County Hira Majeed (left) and Reesha Talati (right), work families. 363 on repainting vendor tables as part of FORCE X / = Lifetime FORCE grants* Market in August 2013. ' / +% )*%+ 14 " # $ 12 YEARS OF (H + 5 " GIVING BACK extent to which our youth are not getting the nurture they need to grow up into successful adults.” & < < 5 Homes of 91 # $ H )*** < < 5 < spoke before 6,000 community members, Homes of military community leaders and area youth inside 22 veterans Wendler Arena at the Saginaw Civic Center and issued a challenge our community. (" + ) challenged our community to make these Public parks and 22 play spaces County that they would:
Elementary Jaylon Vinson # 8 schools volunteers at a home during the 2013 Make during non-school hours " / / < schools joined forces with local community Homes for female leaders to spring into service and make a 6 prisoner re-entry $ $ program effective education difference by painting, planting, raking, cleaning, staining and helping with minor repairs on a day in April and October 2013. joys of serving others by giving “It gives me a chance to give back to my 5 centers back to the community community and make it a better place,” The above promises include four where the said Tey’Ariana Marshall, student from community provides for its young people Saginaw High School. $ give back to the larger community through / P < P volunteers worked at sites in Celebration # $ ' $ = _ 5 $ 3,400 the Saginaw Community Foundation and Ojibway Island, Andersen Enrichment the United Way of Saginaw County, was Center and at the Japanese Cultural Center Volunteer participants created in the spring of 2002. In October and Tea House. )**) U $ " / / In October, volunteers worked around held, bringing students together from Saginaw County at the homes of six 14,300 throughout the county to serve together veterans and three senior citizens. on a common project. In April 2003, the task Volunteer hours force brought students together once again “I feel happy when I drive past the areas P < we have worked and see all the good work we have done,” adds Rebecca Munoz from 7 %)th year, over 400 combined St. Charles High School. “It’s a great sense volunteers from 14 Saginaw County high of pride.” 15 Scholarly Impact
“I love Saginaw. This is home. I am so grateful to Saginaw Community Foundation for allowing me to pursue my interests with the scholarships I received.” – Erika Trigg
At age six, Erika Trigg loved animals. Extraordinary When she grew up, she wanted to be a extracurricular < # %* by a microscope, specimen slides and Over the last four years at # the University of Michigan- # $ Flint, full-time student certain she’d be a scientist. A desire she $ < 7 maintained into college. She loved to only with her studies, but Z < < with getting to know her And where she wound up isn’t where she adopted community of thought she’d be. Flint, Mich.
“I feel like you don’t truly Pursing interests know a community until you know its needs.” Erika is an exceptional student and individual. She graduated in 2010 number It’s a mantra that has two in her class of 43 from Saginaw Arts guided Erika since and Sciences Academy (SASA). She was growing up in Saginaw. a math/science concentration student, Volunteering here, <*) she learned about her with plans to enter college to study hometown. And when she medicine or science. moved to Flint, she got to work getting to know her As a result of her hard work and adopted community in the determination in high school, Erika was same way – by giving back. awarded numerous scholarships, including several from Saginaw Community She has stood outside in Foundation. the cold and snow ringing a bell for the Salvation “I am so grateful for the scholarships I Army. She has assisted received from the Foundation,” said Erika. 7 “I was able to attend college without = # $ incurring any student loans. I was able to of Eastern Michigan. She focus on my studies and pursue things that served as a programming interested me.” intern and most recently
Erika Trigg, Saginaw native and recipient of several Saginaw Community Foundation scholarships.
16 the director of communications for MAKING Michigan Youth Leadership. And this is DREAMS just to name a few of the 14 organizations COME TRUE where Erika has made an impact.
“It feels good. I really enjoy the satis- faction I get knowing I am helping $500 scholarship in 1987, someone.” the Saginaw Community Foundation has awarded more # $ $ & than $3.6 million (as of 2013) and so far she given 907 hours of her to area students. Each year, time while maintaining a 3.96 grade over 200 college-bound and point average. from our scholarship awards.
Finding a calling Our scholarships are very 5 Erika’s mother, father and grandmother the individual interests and < " personal philosophies of given her interest in math, science and its donor(s). Some can be medicine at an early age, it seemed like used for vocational training, she would follow her family’s footsteps. Erika Trigg (right) volunteers during others are awarded only for # + " # $< undergraduate or graduate anyone expected. studies. Some scholarships “I became involved with multiple student Looking forward areas of study, while others organizations and committees right away are very broad. Some of the so I could truly learn all that the university The future looks bright for Erika. A future Foundation’s scholarships are had to offer,” said Erika. “Eventually, I $ need-based, others are based became an orientation leader.” difference in by continuing to work hard solely on merit and some are a and connect with students to have an combination of the two. Erika soon discovered that as an impact on their career decisions. orientation leader, she would be able Students from across Saginaw to inspire incoming students to fall in “My mother is an inspiration to me. I County and Michigan use love with their new university and spark remember seeing her work hard when I Foundation scholarships to a desire to become connected to the was younger to get her Master’s degree. pursue education beyond school, other students and staff. She taught me that hard work pays off high school. They come from and I want to work just as hard as she all walks of life and all areas. “Interacting with others, planning did to achieve my goals.” Their backgrounds may be very events and being hands-on had always different, but they all have one been hobbies of mine. When I learned As another way to give back, Erika and thing in common – the desire I could make a career out of that her mother are exploring creating a new and the drive to achieve a interest, it prompted me to switch to scholarship here at Saginaw Community higher education. a communications major. I graduated Foundation. in May and this fall I will pursue a The scholarships we award Master of Arts degree in student affairs “I can’t thank the community foundation each year are made possible administration at Michigan State and its scholarship donors enough. because of the generosity University.” The scholarships I received made such of our fund donors and their a difference in my life and allowed me commitment to education. According to Erika, orientation is where P + $ P < U Our donors are individuals, students begin to establish a sense of mother and I want to be able to offer families, civic groups and belonging. businesses who believe in dream like I found mine.” the value of education. To “I have found (being an orientation them we extend our deepest leader) very rewarding.” appreciation.
$3.66M / /= Z at saginawfoundation.org/site/scholarships/. The directory features Scholarship dollars awarded since 1987 scholarship available here at Saginaw Community Foundation. 17 To our hundreds of volunteers, you are an inspiration. Without your commitment of time and talent, we would not be able to do all of the great things we do in our community. Your willingness to serve on committees or to review scholarship applications is greatly appreciated. And for that we say “thank you.”
David Abbs Michael Colucci Margaret Hayes Tom Luplow Eric Rutherford Rich Van Tol Fadumo Ali Kathy Conklin Matt Hendershot Trish Luplow Susan Sadenwater Bob Viera Tom Anagnost Marsha Cooley Ronda Henderson Pauline Lynch Mary Salamon Jaylon Vinson Deb Anderson Jennifer Cooper James Hewitt Timothy MacKay Cherie Sammis Katrina Vowell Kylie Anderson Carol Cottrell Brittany Hicks Joseph Madison Linda Sanborn Kendra Vowell Parrish Anderson Karen Courneya Ana Hidalgo Hira Majeed Jennifer Sanders Jenni Wagoner-Otter Floyd Andrick Janet Crane Vicki Hill Julie Malesky Dr. Galileo Sarmiento Christie Wainwright John Andros Susan Crane Amy Hlavacek A. Michael Manzoni Judy Sarmiento Alex Wallace Dan Ardouin Ellen Crane Grant Hoffman Anne Marks-Gaertner Harold Saunders Holly Wallace Tim Atkinson JoAnn Crary Marla Hoffman Adele Martin Sarah Scanlon Sarah Wallace Lori Aultman Harry Cripps Jordan Holley Janet Martineau Mary Kay Schaeffer Anna Ward Peter L. Bagley Cheryl Currie Smallwood Holoman Catherine Martinez Mary Jo Scharffe Scott Wargo Thelma Bailey Cathy Curtis-Varney Maddie Honamon Robert Martuch William Scharffe Richard Watson Edgar Balcueva Sandy Dabrowski Cecelia Hopkins Gretchen Martuch Cindy Schneider Richard Watson, IV Ernest Balcueva Bill Dalton Connie Hutfilz Trevariana Mason John Schnepf Michele Weadock- Ernie Balcueva Culli Damuth Margaret Hyde Lindsay Maynard Katie Schnepf Hoeppner Leanne Balcueva Dr. Desmon Daniel Douglas Iles Joan McGlaughlin Chris Schroeder Thomas Webb Mary Jane Balcueva Renee Daniel Lisa Ingram Evelyn McGovern Scott Schropp Carolyn Weiss Sue Balcueva Cindy Davey William Inman, Jr. James McGuiness Louie Schultz Joanmarie Weiss J.J. Bamberger Jessie Dawkins Lisa Jackson Channing McKay Raegan Schultz Keith Wenzel Allie Barron Jessica Decena-Jaramillo Helen James Erinna McKissick-Johnson Shannon Schwanbeck Phil Westendorf Ann Marie Batkoski Louis Diechman Amy Jarabek Oscar Mendoza Christine Schwerin Ty Weston Stephanie Bauer Molly Doan Ashley Jarabek R. Michael Mercer Patricia Scott-Mason David Whalen Frank Baukus Douglas Doane Audrey Jarabek Guy Merriam Marlene Searles Candace Whitfield Nancy Baxter Jim Doane Marc Jaremba Claire Miller Kari Shaheen Bob Whiting Audrey Beatty Craig Douglas Dr. Carlton Jenkins Tom Miller, Jr. Patricia Shaheen Lois Wilkins Andrew Becker Ben Dowd Judy Johnson Dr. James Mitchell Kito Sharper Ariele Williams Lorisa Bellinger Theresa Doyle Kelly Johnson Meg Morris Kelly Shay Lillie Williams Sarah Beltran Ron Dressler Judge Randall Jurrens Tedi Morris John Shelton Olivia Williams Susan Bennett-Stiles John Ebenhoeh Emilie Kanitz Stephanie Murin Jake Shinners Leola Wilson Nicole Beougher Mary Lou Ederer Janet Kasic Jennifer Naegele Valerie Shook Ross Winchell Tammy Bernier Richard Ederer Mandy Kaul Jill Neperud Amy Shotz Judy Wirtz Rod Bieber Rose Ederer Loretta Keamer Michael Newman Karen Silva Stephanie Wirtz Ann Bierman Beth Ernat Dave Kendziorski Gene Nuckolls Robert Simon Ryan Wolohan Leslie Bilodeau Peter Ewend Shari Kennett Elizabeth Olin Linda Sims Victoria Woodcock Marianne Bird James Fabiano, II Cathi Kern Jean Olivares Andrew Sizelove Monica Woods Gina Birnbaum Mary Lou Feldotte Yvonne Kinney Anne Opperman Dave Skolnik Marcia Wright Kristy Bitterman Heather Fick Jessica Kirn Leslie Orozco David Small Tiarra Wright Annie Boensch Andrea Fisher Gary Klender Sean Ortega Bridget Smith Beverly Yanca Heidi Bolger Mark Flegenheimer Ruth Ann Knapp Dr. Kristan Outwater Roger Spann Jada Yearwood Elsa Borrello Diane Fong Joshua Knoll Larry Packard Mary Kay Spatz Stacy Yerby Danielle Boudiab Kayla Fong Kristin Knoll Karsen Palmer Bre’Ana Speight Laura Yockey Samantha Boudiab Jamie Forbes Rosemary Kohut Nancy Parker Herb Spence Chad Young Hannah Boyd Juanita Foxx Jody Komyathy Janet Patrick Robert Spence, Jr. Jerry Young Michelle Brady Andrew Freigang Dr. John Kosanovich John Peters Tabitha Spencer Sarah Ziegelmann Ruth Braun Diane Fuller Connie Kostrzewa-Sivey Marion Petzko Denise Standin Kyle Bray James Gaertner Jeanette Krukowski Richard Petzko Marty Stark Tracey Brian Delores Gale Lynda Krukowski Karen Pietrzak Margaret Steele Mary Bridgewater Kayla Gallant Barb Krzyzaniak Adam Potter Julie Stevens Debbie Briguglio Jon Gardey Betsy Kubczak Camille Potts Sue Stimpson Dietrich Bronner Kim Gardey Christopher Kubczak Alec Preston Gladys Strobel Lorene Bronner Carole Gardner Connie Kubczak Garrett Preston David Stuber Melissa Brown Fred Gardner William Kubczak Stacy Priem Debra Suffety Ashley Buchholtz Mary Ellen Gase Tamara Kuda Jack Provenzano Kelly Suppes Andre Buckley Lynne George Johnathan Kushion Larry Prueter Kay Sural Trish Burns Kimberly German Stacie Kwaiser Chris Radke Dr. Richard Syrek Laura Bush Gwen Giallonardo Sheila Lamrouex Captain Robert Rae Reesha Talati Karen Butler Kyle Giallonardo Kallen Larsen Kala Ramasamy, M.D. Jack Tany Rhonda Butler Brittany Gillett Paul Larsen Demetrius Randolph KeyVonna Taylor Luis Canales Amber Godwin Sara Larsen Ta’Daviyon Reed TyMia Taylor Terry Carpenter Mary Goedert Ja’Charri Leavell Jack Rehmann Curtis Thayer David Case Victor Gomez Brian Lechel Janet Reif Maria Theunick Becky Casemyers Suzanne Greenberg Melissa Lee Holly Reinelt Josh Thomas Bev Cawley Jimmy Greene Jan LeCureux Ashley Reinig Matt Thomas Paul Chaffee Todd Gregory Art Lewis Linda Reinke Nick Thomas Heidi Chasnis Lisa Gross Ashley Lewis David Rengering Wendy Thomas-Roe Tamar Chipp Gilberto Guevara Delores Lewis Helen Reynolds Dr. Mamie Thorns Terrie Chronowski Angela Guijosa Drew Lewis Richard Riffle Chris Tiderington Nancy Cisneros Dave Hall Dan Leyer Francine Rifkin Lawrence Toft, Jr. Morrall Claramunt Haley Hall Judith Lincoln Barbara Roberts Kim Towne Margaret Clark Todd Hall Roger Little Shannon Rodriguez Julie Trinklein Michael Colby Dr. David Hanson Richard Lively Minerva Rosales Dr. Douglas Trombley Rev. Hurley Coleman, Jr. Judge Faye Harrison Joe Lockwood Rachel Rosas Alison Tubbs Dr. Andrew Cohen Vera Harrison Peggy Lotridge Lindsay Royer Tamara Tucker Michelle Cohen Bob Hastings Fred Lund Barbara Russell Gail Tuthill
18 A great way to honor someone special is to give an honor or memory tribute gift. These gifts We thank our corporate become lasting, living legacy’s and help Saginaw Community Foundation make grants to a sponsors for their generous wide variety of charitable, educational, health and cultural programs throughout Saginaw support of Saginaw Com- 5 < P X X munity Foundation general grow, creating an impact in our community, now and forever. operations.
Chairman’s Circle Honor Donations = U # $ A thoughtful way to honor and commemorate an important moment by recognizing a (X <) # President’s Circle contributions made during 2013 in honor of: H PH7 5 5 Saginaw Township Community Schools Jack Rummel – retirement from the Board 7 Z " # & in recognition of their of Directors of Frankenmuth Mutual Stevens Worldwide Van Lines hard work and dedication Insurance Company Yeo & Yeo, <5<, 5 " Maymie Ontiveros Richard & Linda Watson # 5
Mary Harden Kendra Kempf Friends Circle Hurley Coleman – 60th birthday Marnie Krzyzaniak "U U, Inc. ' } = # X / } # # 5 , Inc. \ \ $ + # Cathleen Johnson # } 5 , Inc. / & retirement from ' \ 5 # $ Frankenmuth Mutual after 41 years Tom Johnson Consumers Energy Lee Essie McMillan 7 / Covenant HealthCare Al Raymond ' / 5 5 / 5 5 = # , Inc. Memory Gifts P < Hemlock Semiconductor A meaningful way to honor a friend or relative or to express your condolences. When you ' P U ^ give to Saginaw Community Foundation, you honor a special life by helping us meet the U ' 5 < = < = < # during 2013 in memory of: Michigan Sugar Company 7 $ Rehmann 7 " Max C. Fisher $ Robert E. Stark & " # \ \ Martin H. Stark \ # = U Foundation Fund # # William J. Heath \ _ St. Mary’s of Michigan # $ JoAnn Heusehele " _ # # $ / '#= \ < # M.L. Jenkins Joseph Quagliata ' J ' # $ / # Sue Konsdorf Kathryn Rackstraw Wolgast Corporation Carol Lynn Carter Charles F. Laundra Mary Jane Roe John Cawley Kurt Lindszuhn Luciano Santino Florence Ciaramitaro / < } < U / WANT TO JOIN THE Josephine R. Cistone Scott Mauro / < < inner CIRCLE? Cal Cleveland Meredith McArdle Evelyn Siler J. Thomas Craun Susan McInerney There are various levels of / U Richard Slancik public and printed recogni- / Z / U Stella Staples tion available – including Irene Egloff # U Kenneth Starling introductions at events, Fred Eland 5 7 / listings in foundation Ron Emede 7 Albert Valerio publications and logos on Irene Erway 7 Rose Mary Ware our website – depending Harold E. Evans Maymie Ontiveros / } upon your membership level. Marion Evon Joseph Ortman For more information, call (989) 755-0545.
19 } _ intended. The Saginaw Community Foundation takes our stewardship role very seriously. On this page, we have included $ Z < P would like to review a copy of the foundation’s audit, please give us a call.
Statement of Financial Position / +% Assets 2013 2012 Current Assets Cash $1,686,108 $1,714,034 Accounts receivable 119,914 75,113 Z 200 0 Current portion, promises to give 17,400 30,350 7 41,445 39,428
TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS $1,865,067 $1,858,925 Long-term promises to give $4,684 $9,711 Long-term note receivable 628,841 670,286 Long-term investments 45,638,677 38,964,765 Equipment, net of accumulated depreciation 117,275 141,429 Charitable remainder trusts 110,999 94,293 Other assets 44,859 48,290 TOTAL ASSETS $48,410,402 $41,787,699
Liabilities And Fund Balance Current Liabilities Accounts payable and accrued expenses $61,290 62,330 46,689 84,849 TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES $107,979 $147,179 Accounts payable and accrued expenses, less current portion $33,575 $67,150 2,780 2,839 / _ 2,416,066 2,084,974 Annuity payment liability 79,022 136,558 TOTAL LIABILITIES $2,639,422 $2,438,700 Net Assets Unrestricted 45,637,897 39,214,645 Temporarily restricted 133,083 134,354 TOTAL NET ASSETS $45,770,980 $39,348,999 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $48,410,402 $41,787,699
Operating Expenses as a Percentage of Assets We’re very proud to note that our administrative % expenses are consistently low, with less than one and 1.45 a half cents on the dollar going to administrative costs. 2013 Assets: ...... $48,410,402 2013 Operating Expenses: ...... $700,556
20 Statement of Activities / +% Change in Net Assets 2013 2012 Revenues Investment income $6,947,873 $4,352,740 3,261,953 2,050,608 Less: Agency gifts (22,256) (66,262) TOTAL REVENUE $10,187,570 $6,337,086 Expenses $1,706,247 $1,208,242 Less: Agency grants (56,776) (19,217) 1,244,018 1,191,098 147,390 120,822 280,101 235,637 Support services Management and general 358,369 386,825 Fundraising 86,240 50,980 TOTAL EXPENSES $3,765,589 $3,174,387 Change in net assets $6,421,981 $3,162,699 7 $39,348,999 $36,186,300 NET ASSETS, END OF YEAR $45,770,980 $39,348,999
Asset Allocation / +% )*%+ 4.7% 28.6% 8.4% 16.9% 21% 20% 0.4%
U.S. Equities U.S. International Fixed Alternatives Cash Large/Mid-Cap Equities Equity Income Small Emerging Cap Markets
Target Asset Allocation and Current Managers Net Annual Returns / +% )*%+ / +% )*%+
Large/Mid Cap U.S. Equities 27.5% Fixed Income 22.5% /=" ; 5 FCI Intermediate Taxable FCI Large Cap Value Fixed Income \ U ^ 5 Ivy High Income PU5H Small Cap U.S.Equities 7.5% ' # P Z } 5 5 #5 5 Alternatives 20% Absolute Return 7.5% International – Mesirow Multi-Strategy Developed Equities 17.5% PU5H " " " "
/=" P 5 23.5% 12.2% -2.9% 12.6% 18.3% /=" P 5 Natural Resources 5% Harding Loevner International 5 5 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 ‘13 Emerging Equities 5% /=" U $ Hedged Equity 7.5% 3-year average return ...... 9.4% Core Equity " PP 5-year average return ...... 12.8% Renaissance Access LLC Series A Average return since 1991 ...... 8.3%
21 Sir Winston Churchill once said: “We make a living by what we get, we make a life by what we give.” Listed here are the names of individuals, corporations, organizations and foundations who supported Saginaw Community Foundation in 2013. We are grateful < 5 5 _ communities, for good, for ever. Thank you for your support!
1st State Bank Bay Valley Resort Burgess-Norton Manufacturing Company Covenant Medical Staff 400 West Lynn Associates Drs. Ronald & Sussan Bays Earnest & Lorene Burnell Dr. Kathleen Cowling The 501 Alliance Robin Beamish Leland W. & Jenifer Jamy Burnham JoAnn Cramer A & B Plumbing, Heating & A/C, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Becker Mina & Creighton Burns Janet J. Crane Abbs Retirement Planning Advisors Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Beckman Jerome W. & Linda Burton Jay & Leisa Crane ABC Fastener Group Vaughn J. & Marjorie S. Begick Jerry & Doris Burzyck Susan & Tim Crane ABO Tent Events, Inc. Susanne & Philip Beilfuss Rhonda Butler JoAnn T. Crary Absolute! Building Maintenance Dr. & Mrs. Joel M. Beltran Willie & Dorothy Butler Christie Crawford Jason M. & Melissa A. Adams Mr. & Mrs. Alvin G. Benson BWIA-Michigan, Inc. Crestmark Bank Rod & Jacqueline Adams Michael E. Berent Craig & Alycia Bye Howard F. & Virginia Crevia Advanced Racing Technologies Berkley Surety Group Matt & Kim Cairy Stephen T. & Laura N. Crowley Aerotek Staffing Agency Berner Medical Systems, Inc. Dean Call Andrew & Julie Csongradi Agapé Plastics, Inc. Chirdeep & Shivani Bhutani Richard A. Call Dana Curnutt Mr. and Mrs. Tazeen Ahmed Roberta J. Bidwell Bob & Betty Callaghan Mr. & Mrs. Paul Curry Airgas Central Accounting Group Roderick J. Bieber James J. Callahan Jr. Ryan & Stephanie Curtis Naveed & Samra Akhtar Bierlein Companies, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. James J. Callahan DKM Industries, LLC Syed Alam & Jehan Mussarat Bierlein Companies Foundation John & Stacy Callahan Anthony J. & Geraldine J. D’Anna Robert & Janet Alderton Patricia F. Bierlein Scott M. & Sherri Callahan Dague Dri-Gas, Inc. Richard & Sheryl Alger Karl D. Bihn & Mary Jo Wagner John & Myrna Cammin Tom & Culli Damuth All Seasons Skin and Surgery Birch Run Leaps & Bounds Luis & Erica Canales Charlotte Damuth Mr. & Mrs. David S. Allan Marianne C. Bird Mr. Remy G. Carole Damy International, Inc. Allegro Brian and Gina Birnbaum James & Melissa Carpp Steve & Sue Dana American Business Women’s Association – Kathy Bivins Carrollton Education Foundation Danceworks Saginaw Charter Chapter John & Janet Bixby Carrollton Education Association Jim & Wanda Dankert American Endowment Foundation Susan Blair Carrollton Hardware Mark E. & Sharol A. Dantzer American Furukawa, Inc. Roger & Bonnie Blanton Carrollton Public Schools Nancy J. Darling American GI Forum of Michigan Sherry & David Bledsoe Carrollton Zilwaukee Eagles Aerie 4413 Amy Davis Amigo Mobility International John & Kathy Blehm Case Western Reserve Amy Davis-Comstock & Michael Comstock AMPM Inc. Nancy Blodgett Mary Lou Case & William I. Snyder Charles T. Day Frank N. Andersen Foundation Tracy A. Blythe Win & Mary Case Joe & Barb Day Nels & Judith Andersen BNL Robert L. Cass DBG Stanley E. Anderson Bob Evans Restaurant Dr. & Mrs. John W. Cavendish, II DC Painting & Remodeling Company Stephanie R. Anderson Steve & Christy Boehler Centerless Rebuilders Joseph G. De Francesco Anonymous Sherry Bolden Central Sales, LLC The DeBardelabens Farrukh Anwar & Shahana Farrukh Rudy & Bonnie Bolf Central Warehouse Company Linda DeGuise Dr. Sarosh Anwar Heidi Bolger & David R. Wallace, DVM Kimberly Cereske Edward Deisler Apollo General Insurance Agency, Inc. BOMIC Real Estate Inc Shaunne J. Chacon Thomas & Lauren Deisler Arshad, Lubna & Shayaan Aqil Michael J. & Hannah M. Booker Paul & Bonnie Chaffee Robert J. DeLand, Jr. Dean & Marge Arbour Charles A. Borchard, DPM Kathleen Chantaca James & Marlene Delemeester Mr. and Mrs. Gene M. Archangeli Andre & Jamie Borrello Chemical Bank Dell Inc. Securities Litigation Account Abdurrahman Arif & Syeda Fauzia Sam Boudiab Child Abuse and Neglect Council Mr. and Mrs. William A. DeLong Arizona Heating & A/C, Inc. Kourtney A. Bourbina Great Lakes Bay Region Delta College Robert H. & Janet H. Arnold James C. Bourcier China City Saginaw, Inc. Delta Foundation Sara Arons Mr. & Mrs. Jean E. Bourcier Jim & Chris Church Benjamin M. & Amy Denay Art Sample Furniture Nancy B. Bow Circle of Love Community Joseph & Joanne Deneen Dennis & Mary Lynn Arvanitis Mr. & Mrs. Christen Bowen Development Corporation Detroit Regional Chamber Patricia T. Arvilla Gwen Bowman Morrall & Nancy Claramunt Tom Devereaux Taylor M. Arvilla Anthony & Wanda Bowrin Margaret E. Clark Devlon Enterprises ATI Bradford Studio Judge Terry L. Clark Mark & Joyce DeWolf-Ott Timothy J. Atkinson Thomas & Beth Braley Jack & Camille Cleveland Anthony & Emily Diloreto Jill Attapour Greg Branch & Ann Schneider-Branch James R. Cliffe Mr. & Mrs. Carlos O. Diola Audio Central Alarm, Inc. Brasseur Electric Trains, Inc. Tom & Joanne Cline Discount Transmission AXA Foundation Brian & Sandra Braun Dr. Andrew & Michelle Cohen Dixon Golf, Inc. Dan & Sharon Bade Ted & Ruth Braun Jeffrey D. & Patricia J. Collier Residence Inn & Springhill Suites Bailey Manufacturing, LLC Brent Run Landfill Janice Collison by Marriott Trisha Baker Bob & Margaret Bresyka Mike & Teresa Colucci James R. & Linda K. Doane Bakercorp Bridgeport Charter Township Committee to Elect Dennis Browning John & Jane Dohrmann Tamie Balderrama Bridgeport Days Festival Community Foundation Robert L. Donaghue Rick & Andrea Baldwin Brillcast Holland/Zeeland Area Sandy Donahue Bank of America Bronner’s CHRISTmas Wonderland Community State Bank Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Dork Bank of America Matching Gifts Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Bronz III Compassionate Care Home Health Craig & Joan Douglas Terry Barckholtz Mr. & Mrs. Craig S. Brown Services, Inc The Dow Chemical Company Mitchell D. Barlow Thomas J. and Patricia C. Brown Peggy A. Conlin The Dow Chemical Company Foundation Patrick D. Barlow Pete & Ginny Brucker Consumers Energy Dow communityGives Belinda Barlow-Poole Charles F. & Edith E. Brunkow Consumers Energy Foundation Dow Corning Corporation Tamara A. Barrientos Memorial Trust John & Cynthia Coon Dow Corning Foundation Nickolas & Jennifer Barris Paul & Darlene Bry Jo-Ann M. Corbin & Dana C. Corbin Michele Doyle Lola M. Barry Sheryl Bryant Carol Cottrell Drake Manufacturing Services Company Rhonda L. Bartes Joy Buchanan Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Coty Draper Chevrolet and Toyota Thomas A. & Patricia Baskins Margo L. Buck Dr. Brenda M. Coughlin Ron & Linda Dressler Leann Bauer Luvella Budd Shawn & Jenean Coughlin Robert & Amy Drew Sara Bauer Dale F. & Joyce Buddle Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Couillard Eileen Drexler M. Nancy Baxter Millie B. Buie Council of Michigan Foundations James H. & Dixie F. Drinan Bay Area Association of Michigan Plumbing Drs. Aditya & Usha Bulusu County of Saginaw Lori Duncan and Mechanical Contractors Timothy W. Burch Sherry Couture Duperon Corporation Bay Area Community Foundation Charles & Susan Burda Covenant HealthCare Bridget Dupuie 22 Rhonda Dupuis Richard J. Gardner D.D.S. R. C. Hendrick & Son, Inc. Nancy Joseph Erik A. & Shelly DuRussel Mary Ellen Gase Mr. & Mrs. William A. Hendrick, Jr. Junior League of Saginaw Valley Ecker Mechanical Contractors, Inc. Saundra A. Gase John & Brenda Hereza William & Lori Jurgens C. K. Eddy Family Memorial Fund – FirstMerit Gates Daniel & Maria Hernandez Candace Jurrens Private Bank Rosie L. Gatson Mr. & Mrs. Dale R. Hernden Randy & Pam Jurrens Mary Lou Ederer Carolyn S. Gaus David A. & Connie S. Herriman Michael & Sarah Jury Roselynn Ederer Stephan Gaus Dr. & Mrs. Gary M. Herzler Leo A. & Emelie Kahan Charitable Foundation Clyde D. Edwards Garrett & Ashley Geer Thomas E. & Melinda M. Hescott Jesse & Michelle Kalkman Mr. & Mrs. David R. Egerer George O. French Trust Michael Hetzner James & Mary Ellen Kanary Brian D. Eggers Kevin & Becky Gerzseny Richard & JoAnne Heuschele James & Emilie Kanitz Brian & Lindsay Eggers James and Gayle Geth Andrew Hevingshand Marilyn Karpicke David M. Ehrlich George & Marianne Giddings Hi-Tech Steel Treating, Inc. Karu Medical Associates Margaret A. Eigner Patrice A. Gilbert Hildner Design & Contracting, Inc. Dr. & Mrs. K. P. Karunakaran Frederick E. Eland Kathleen Girard Barbara Hill Daniel Keane Scott & Christina Ellsworth Sally A. Giroux Daniel C. Himmelspach Kehres Health and Chiropractic, LLC Paul Engelberts, Jr. Glastender, Inc. Barron & Eve Hirsch Tim & Agnes Keinath Robert & Ruth Enszer David B. & Rebecca L Glazier Amy & Jan Hlavacek Kari Keith Carolyn Epplett Gobeyn’s Service Linda & E.J. Hobbs Kim Kelley Sally A. Erskine Rick & Mary Goedert Clint & Lori Hodo Missey Kelly Debrah J. Espinoza Teresa Goetz Ms. Barbara S. Hoffman Steven & Mary Kelly Kimberly Essex Gold On Hold, Inc. David & Ann Hoffman Tim & Deenie Kelly Suellen Estes Lauren A. Golembiewski Lisa Hohisel Molly & Dwight Kelsey ETNA Supply Company of Ruth M. Gomez Jeff & Wendy Holdwick Robert & Joan Kemerer Southeastern Michigan Mr. Victor F. Gomez & Mitchell Holdwick Mr. Kendrick D. Kemp Terry A. & Margo A. Eurick Mrs. Martha R. Scherzer-Gomez Marie & Doug Holem Kendra J. Kempf Mr. & Mrs. Albert Evangelista Patricia Gomez-Dobis Paula M. Holevac Michelle Kempf Patricia Evans Minerva C. Gonzalez Thomas & Nancy Hollerback Robert & Sheryl Kendrick Rebecca L. Evans Good Neighbors Mission Ms. Melanie Hollman Michael & Elizabeth Kenny Barbara Nash Ewend Becky Good Smallwood & Linda Holoman Mr. & Mrs. William O. Kenny Peter & Jill Ewend Eric & Jody Goodman Hayley Honsinger-Feinauer David & Patricia Kepler Patricia J. Ezell Charles & Janet Goss Hope For Math, LLC Christine Kerns Fabiano Brothers, Inc. Marty & Marsha Gottesman DBA Mathnasium of Saginaw Mr. Kevin T. Kerns Dr. & Mrs. Michael L. Faerber Gougeon Employees Foundation Brenda Hopson Carrie Kessel Mary Ann Fairbanks Mr. Lewis J. Gould Frederick W. Horak John & Kelly Ketchum Bryan L. & Terry L. Farrell Leonard R. Gradowski HORIZONS Conference Center Barry Ketola Fastco Brad Graf Hotsy of Mid-Michigan Mohammad Y. Khan, M.D. Sainan Feng & Chibing Xu Crystal Graham DBA Central Cleaning Systems Shaiza Khan Burt & Linda Fettig Grasel Graphics K.R. Houston-Philpot Jane E. Kiel Mr. & Mrs. Michael Fiore R.G.& C.M. Grates Linda D. Howard Kimball Electronics Group FirstMerit Bank Great Lakes Loons HP Company Match Mr. & Mrs. Steve M. Kin First Ward Community Service Great Lakes Safety Training Center HPC Transportation Brokerage, LLC Kinefac Corporation Caroline Fisher Bonnie Green Dr. Carl Hubinger C. G. & Pam King Gary & Wendy Fitzmaurice Brent Green Humphreys, Campbell, Dust & Kingdom Life Ministries Ernest & Marjorie Flegenheimer Mr. Draymond Green Humphreys, P.C. Patrick Kinnicutt Mark & Anne Flegenheimer Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy Greene Antonio Hunter Daniel W. & Elizabeth Kirksey John & Amy Fleming Todd C. Gregory I’m Next, LLC Kiwanis Club of Saginaw John & Jacqueline Fletcher Margo Gricar I.T.I., Inc. Klatt Temporary Service, Inc. Flexible Products Cheryl Grigg Mr. & Mrs. Randal L. Iamurri Jessica Kleinfeld Flextronics Elizabeth Grills The Iles Group at Merrill Lynch Gary & Deborah Klonowski Mr. & Mrs. Scott Fobear Melvin & Leslie Grose Doug & Sandy Iles Jean Klonowski Daniel L. & Jessica D. Fodrocy Raymond Guerrero The Independent Order of Foresters Ruth Ann Knapp Karen Foley Frahm & Jeffrey R. Frahm William & Jean Guilford Insight North America, Inc Mr. & Mrs. Randall Knepper Mit & Germaine Foley Marie Guimond & David Tuskey Interkal, LLC Knights of Columbus #4232 Al & Diane Fong H.C. Olsen & Associates, Inc. J & B Products Josh & Kristin Knoll Fordney Club of Saginaw County H.E. Faculty Fund Brian & Lisa Jackson Sharon C. Koberstein Foresite Design Cheryl Hadsall James L. Jackson Ms. Marie F. Koch Forteq Bob & Jane Hagen Judy A. Jackson William & Nancy Koepke Rex Foster Karen Hager Mildred Jackson Stephen & Mary Beth Kolaja Mr. & Mrs. Robert Foster Lisa L. Haines Stephan N. Jackson David & Susan Kolat Kathryn Foster-Dupuis Michael M. & Catherin A. Hall Mr. & Mrs. David Jaffe Bryan J. Konieczka & Mary K. Baukus Dorothy Foulds Todd & Lumpeny Hall Apryl M. Jammer Dr. & Mrs. John M. Kosanovich Herbert M. Fowle Charles F. & Roxanne Haller Jr. Paul Jamrog Robert & Holli Kostick Ralph & Marilyn Frahm Stevey Halmon Pankaj Jandwani & Madjura Mansabdan Kovacs Engineering Frankenmuth Athletic Association Jim & Carolyn Hammis Chris Jankowski Kozy Corportation Frankenmuth Credit Union Keith & Pat Hammis Marc Jaremba Elaine L. Kraenzlein Frankenmuth Insurance Donna Hammond Jeffers Crane Service Kremin, Inc. Frankenmuth River Place, LLC Vera & Lou Hanisko John & Heather Jelinek Michael & Patricia Kremin Freeland Auto Parts, Inc. Michael J. Hanley James & Anita Jenkins John Kring Freeland Elementary School Happy Helping Hands Daycare Ronald & Cindy Jenson Barbara A. Krueger Freeland Lions Club Brian Haraga Pamela Jeruski Paul & Jeanette Krukowski Freeland Soccer Club Mr. & Mrs. Gary Harding Toni Jimenez Lynda Krukowski Peter Freigang & Ellen Crane Freigang Mark Hardy & Associates JK & T Wings, Inc. Darlene M. Krumpholz Friends of Roger Kahn for Senate Don & Jane Harris John E. Green Company Barbara Krzyzaniak Friends of Stacy Erwin Oakes Norman & Toni Davis-Harrison John G. Hoffmann M. Marnie Krzyzaniak Friends and Family of Joana McKeoun Bob Hastings Development Company, LLC Mrs. Cheryl Kuebler Mark & Tara Fritz Roger Hatch & Joyce Baugh John J. Jeffers Memorial Fund – FirstMerit Robert Kuhn Shana Fruk Misty M. Hatton Private Bank John & Nancy Kunitzer Scott Fry Hausbeck Pickle Company Greg Johnson Walter A. Kushion Mr. and Mrs. Dieter B. Fugmann Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hawke III Gregory & Kimberly Johnson Timothy & Christine La Brake Bryan J. & Brooke A. Fulkersin Health Delivery, Inc. Howard & Carolyn Johnson Labadie Buick Cadillac GMC, Inc. Fullerton Tool Company HealthPlus of Michigan John R. Johnson LaBelle Management Mahsa Furouzandeh Healthy Habitz 4 Life Mary Pelish Johnson Patrick Lafferty James & Lucy Galus Mr. and Mrs. Clint A. Hodo Patricia & Robert Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Scott A. Lagalo David Gamez Judge Lynda L. Heathscott Mr. & Mrs. William C. Johnson, Jr. Lake State Railway Company Brian & Lisa Gano Hebert Memorial Scholarship Fund Mark & Renee Johnston The LaMarr Woodley Foundation Garber Management Group Michael & Kristen Hecht Vikas & Purnima B. Johri Cassandra L. Landrum B. J. Garcia Dr. and Mrs. Duane Heilbronn Alvin B. Jones Alec & Gayle Laorr Jonathan & Cheryl Gardey Ronald & Penny Helfrich Douglas Jordan Barbara A. Larkin Mr. & Mrs. Frederick C. Gardner Karleen Helmreich Kevin Jordan Jeff & Jessica Larsen Gardner, Provenzano, Thomas & Luplow, P.C. Hemlock Semiconductor Corporation Martha Ann Joseph Laura J. Larson-Murphy continued ... 23 CONTINUED
Shawn & Lindsay Laskowski Theodore D. & Sylvia A. McAfee Mt. Olive Baptist Church National Sorority of Phi Delta Kappa Anna LaTarte MCAN – Michigan College Access Network Tom & Evelyn Mudd J.L. & S.J. Pichiotino Anne K. Laundra Mr. Ryan McBride Stephanie Muehlfeld Gregory Piechowiak Ms. Linda Laurenz Patricia McCulley Dr. & Mrs. Charles E. Mueller James M. & Lee Ann Pietras Kevin & Dana Lavigne McDonald’s Historic Automobile Foundation Bill & Geralynn Mulders Tamaara Piquion Thomas & Rayleen Lawler McDonald’s Frankenmuth Christina Mulford Stephen & Mary Pistono Lawrence and Sherian Washington Barbara J. McDonald Jeanne Murphy Plumbers & Steamfitters Local 85 Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Daniel McDonald Mursix Peter & Judith Pohlman Karen Lawrence-Webster, CPA Mike & Jan McDonald Drs. Gopi & Sudha Nallani Mr. & Mrs. Ricky Poineau Beverly LeBlanc Donna McGill Daniel R. Nash Cheryl Popielarz Carol Lechel Joan McGlaughlin Jack W. Nash, D.D.S., P.C. Donald & Deanna Popielarz Dr. & Mrs. Renato S. Lee Evelyn W. McGovern Jack & Janet Nash Marilyn Porras Wee Tong Lee & Shiau L Chia Patrick & Susan McGraw National Commerce Group, Inc. Powerlink Facilities Management Services Steve Leeson Mr. & Mrs. John R. McIntyre Barbara Nelson Jay & Joanne Prasad Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Leffler Thomas & Kathleen McIntyre Bill & Joyce Nelson Dr. & Mrs. Robert Pratt, Jr. Legacy Civic Fund Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. McIntyre Jonathan Nettles Larry & Maija Preston Anthony H. & Stephanie R. Lelo Channing J. McKay Network Services Group Pridgeon & Clay, Inc. Ann Marie Lemire Michael J. & Charlene F. McKay New York Life Foundation Susan Prine Richard W. & Sheri S. Lemmer Mari McKenzie & Jeffrey Roberts New York Life Giving Campaign Prism Plastics Andrew M. Leonard Justin McLaughlin New York Life Insurance Office of Progressive Installers Inc. Greg Lepore Susan McLeod McColgan Government Affairs Anthony & Jo Ellen Provenzano Anna Leppert-Largent Ronald & Linda McLeod Robert & Grace Newvine Jack & Lynne Provenzano Robert and Teresa LeRoy Gary & Elizabeth McMall Nexteer Automotive Marjorie E. Prud’homme Margaret Lian Roderick Bieber & Catherine McMichael Allen E. & Marie A. Nickless Luterry J. Pruitt Julie A. Licavoli Rosie Lee McMillan Memorial Foundation Christopher & Kenyatta Pryor Dr. and Mrs. James F. Lichon William F. McNally Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. John Nickodemus Pulse3 Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Licht Sharril L. & Jeffrey W. McNally Mr. Larry R. Niederstadt Roger & Jeanne Pumford Robert & Rosanne Licht MCO Sales, Inc. William R. & Cheryl A. Niehaus Paul & Sally Purcell Tri-City Chapter, The Links, Inc. Adolph & Dr. Roslyn McQueen Jacob & Molly Ninan Janel Purman Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Liska William J. McQuillan, D.V.M. Ninth Street Community Church Ann M. Puszykowski Ruth M. List Ms. Mary M. McQuinn Nisa Laser Quest Software Class Action Settlement Mr. & Mrs. Alexander T. Liu Dwane Mead Jerome J. Nizinski Quick Casual Corporation John & Laurie Llewelyn Steven & Mary Meadow Northern Sierra Corportation Dawn M. Quinn Gerald B. & Susan Lockhart Meadowcreek Clothier Norton Accounting & Consulting, P.C. R.L. Deppmann Company Martha Lockhart Clarence T. & Bess E. Means Randall & Myra Norton Shabana Rafique & Rashid Iqbal Mark W. Loeffler Phyllis Meek Timothy & Kristin Novak Dr. Ibtihaj Rajoulh Loomis Math, Science & Chris & Angie Mehring Don & Rose Novey Dr. & Mrs. P. Ramesh Raju Technology Academy Albert & Anne Menard Pamela M. Novik Sundhar & Kala Ramasamy Robert F. Loomis Jay Mepham Gene & Shirley Nuckolls Drs. Sundhar & Kala Ramasamy Robert F. Loomis, II Rex M. Mercer Mr. & Mrs. Antony D. Nuckolls Eric Rames Paul J. Loos Meredith Corporation Karin O’Connell Jon A. & Lisa A. Rames Los Cuatro Amigo’s Jan & Guy Merriam Walt & Janice O’Dell Carlos & Jean Ramet Gary Loubert Merrill Lynch Mrs. Shannon M. O’Toole & Mary Leahy Rankey Thomas & Anna Marie Loubert Merrill Technologies Group Mr. John M. Morton Barry Rankin Dr. & Mrs. Neil W. Love Methods Machine Tools, Inc. Marjory V. Ockerman Michelle Rankin Ted & Kay Lunt Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Meyers David & Loretta ODonnell Mr. & Mrs. Randall R. Raymond Karen & Joseph Luplow Michigan Advanced Neurology Center PLLC Old City Hall READ Association Marlene & Alvin Luplow Patricia Michalski Eleanor M. Olson Mr. & Mrs. Willard L. Reading Thomas R. & Trish Luplow Michigan Air Products OmniSource Jon & Sharon Reardon Steve & Laureen Lutenski Michigan CAT Crispin & Leslie Orozco Redmond Automotive Katie Lynwood Michigan Emergency Medical Oxygen Robert C. Orr Taco, Lisa & Lauren Reed M. Curry Corporation/Endurance Carbide Michigan Internation Sales, Inc. Pat & Leona Osbourne Richard & Mary Reed Tim & Terry MacKay Michigan Office Design, Inc. Matthew W. Oswald Regeneration, LLC Misty MacLennan Michigan Sugar Company Todd & Ann Ousley Rehmann Matthew & Cathy Macomber Michigan Truck Spring of Saginaw, Inc. R. James & Janet Paas Jack & Connie Rehmann Nancy MacRae Micsax John Bud Pace & Family Ronald C. Reimers Catherine A. Madigan Mid Michigan Vascular Surgery, P.C. Padnos James & Beth Reindel Joseph & Kristan Madison Mid-Michigan Surgical Specialists, P.C. Bailey N. Palmer Remer Plumbing, Heating & Naveed Mahfooz, M.D. Midland Area Community Foundation Dr. & Mrs. Sunil P. Pandit Air Conditioning, Inc. Lisa A. Mahoney MidMichigan Veterinary Hospital Paradise Funeral Chapel, LLC Patricia Rennert Kevin & Michelle Maize Midwest Industrial Metals Corporation Edward & Misty Parker Mitchell Reno Joseph and Beverly Mallek Midwestern Surgical Associates, P.C. Richard & Jeanne Parks Republic Services A. Michael Manzoni, D.V.M. Kris Mikoleizik William & Lynne Parlberg Residence Inn Saginaw Maple Ridge Financial, LLC Ann L. Miller Linda M. Parson Resurrection Life Minitries Church March Coatings, Inc. James & Marianne Miller Pasong’s Mr. & Mrs. Michael Revard Drs. Luigi & Carlotta Maresca Mary A. Milne Pat’s Food Center Roger & Mary Reynolds Leah Markey Muhammed R. Mirza, M.D. Kamleshkumar K. & Mayuribahen K Patel Mr. & Mrs. Andrew D. Rhind Steven & Lili Markey Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Mitchell Kim & Ann Pavlik Robert & Jean Richardson Christine Markey-Wood James & Karen Mitchell Nicole Paxson Rickman Enterprises Group Martina Marshall James L. Mitchell David A. & Crystal E. Peel Danica W. Riedlinger Martin Chevrolet Sales, Inc. Patrick E. Mitchell Peter Peer Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Ries Renee M. Martinez Modern Machine Roger Pelc Rifkin Scrap Iron & Metal Kristin Martuch Ms. Jennifer Moeller Lloyd & Lynn Pender Jenifer & David Rifkin Robert & LeeAnn Martuch Hamsa Mohamed Bernard Peroni Right Time Advertising, LLC Willie Mason Molex John & Elizabeth Peters Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Ritter Master Automatic Lisa Morford Damion & Christy Peterson Riverside Family Restaurant Mary Mathious-Crosby Morgan Stanley C/O Cybergrants, Inc. Matt & Mary Ann Peterson Annye Roberts Bill & Jean Matson Morley Companies, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Pett John & Barbara Roberts John & Linda Matuzak Morley Foundation Marion Petzko Dell Robinson Esther Mauro Charles Stewart Mott Foundation Michael Pezzetti Jane & Jack Robinson Nino & Phyllis Mauro Guy C. Moulthrop Randy F. & Wendy J. Pfau Rochester Sales, Inc. The Mayan Agency Daniel A. Mrozinski Jason & Natalie Pfeifer George W. Roe Jeanne M. Mayan MSU Alumni Association of Saginaw County Paula J. Pheley Matthew J. & Amy F. Roe
24 Jeffrey & Sherry Rogers Scripps National Spelling Bee Superior Vault Company, LLC Troy & Krista Weber Autumn Romain Joyce Seals Jeffrey & Melinda Sutter Arthur Webster, Jr. Endowment Fund Romenesko Kris D. Seals SVRC Industries, Inc. Dorothy Webster Ron Thomas Golf Classic Sechang Steel Swanhaven Manor Michael A. & Karen Lawrence-Webster Kirk A. & Connie J. Root Leslie Sedlak Mark & Kristine Swanson Dr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Wechter Ronald Rotunno, Jr. Beverley Seegobin Randy Swartz James W. Wegner Grel M. Rousseau Kenneth J. & Renee D. Seibert Tim & Julie Case Swieczkowski Alicia Wendling Joseph & Elizabeth Rousseau Semtech Corporation Gregory S. & Barbara J. Symons Kristi L. Wenger Ms. Carmen Rowe Senior Citizen Enrichment Committee Richard & Bette Syrek Jeffery R. Wenzell Robert J. Roy, Jr. Shaheen Family Stephen D. Tack Rick Wenzlick Timothy T. & Kimberly L. Royle Peter & Kari Shaheen Michael & Marjorie Talbot Mr. and Mrs. Gerald O. Werle Rubber Enterprises Farah Shahid Kyle H. Tarrant West Saginaw Civic Association Henry Rubio & Mary Lou Jacobs Dr. Maliha Shaikh TBF Graphics West Virginia Cashin Recyclables, Inc. Gary & Kathy Rummel Crystal A. Shappee TDS & Associates, LLC John & Anne West Marc and Jill Rummler Lisa Shaw Mr. & Mrs. James H. Teal Jimmie D. Westbrook Randall & Jean Rupp James & Cynthia Shea Team One Credit Union Sharon K. Westlund Ruqiyya Khanum Foundation John & Martha Shelton Temple Theatre Foundation Westside Bar Owners Association Lawrence & Geraldine Russell James R. Shepich Texas Instruments David Whalen Paul S. Lutenske & Ann Russell-Lutenske Bruce & Cynthia Sherbeck Curtis Thayer John E. White, SodexoMagic Joe & Doris Ruth Sheri L. Schumann Tax & Accounting, Inc. Darrell & Shawn Thayer Charles & Mary Whitlock Carol & Thomas Rybak Mr. Terry D. Sherven & Mrs. Cathy L. Fobear George & Stella Thelen Harvey Randall Wickes Foundation Dustin Saastad Shinners & Chasnis Thomas J. Brown and Associates, Inc Wickson-Link Memorial Foundation Saginaw Bay Underwriters Jake & Judi Shinners Alexis S. Thomas Joseph & Margaret Wieland School District of the City of Saginaw Mamie O. Short Darryl E. & Marcia L. Thomas Mr. Eric T. & Mrs. Elizabeth M. Wielinski Saginaw Coounty Association of Shred Experts Gary Thompson Lee & Carolyn Wierda Retired School Personnel Melinda Shriner Dr. Mamie T. Thorns Franz & Julie M. Wieshuber Saginaw County Chamber of Commerce Elizabeth Sibray Odail Thorns Wildfire Credit Union Saginaw County Community Bob & Margaret Sidney Timken Ms. Jody Wilk Action Committee Scott A. & Traci K. Sikorski Leslie & Marion Tincknell Allan R. & Linda Wilke Saginaw County Employees Credit Union Lyn H. Silberman Margo Tollstam David G. and Lois B. Wilkins Saginaw County Lawyers’ Auxiliary Ms. Amanda Silvernaile Trademark Commercial Group Curtis & Dianne Dalton Saginaw County Sports Hall of Fame Larry & Linda Sims Ms. Amy K. Trainor William Kibbe & Associates, Inc. Saginaw County Youth Protection Council John P. Sivey Mr. & Mrs. Jose L. Trevino Dr. & Mrs. George E. Williams Saginaw Community Mental Health Authority Ed & Suzanne Skrelunas Tri-Star Trust Bank Jean & Kenneth Williams SFI James & Lorna Slick Elizabeth Trier Ms. Olivia Williams Saginaw Intermediate School District Mr. & Mrs. Robert Slominski Axel & Connie Tripp Patricia Wilson Saginaw Medical Federal Credit Union Smillie Plumbing & Heating, Inc. Kendal J. & Rose M. Truemner Timothy L. & Tammy L. Wilson School District of the City of Saginaw Smillie Storage Alice E. Turner Memorial Trust Steven Winchester Saginaw Township Administrators Association W. Smillie Gregory J. & Shelley M. Turner The Wirt-Rivette Group Saginaw Township Business Association Burris & Katherine Smith Gregory Turner Mr. & Mrs. Steven P. Witt Saginaw Township Community Schools Lucy A. Smith John T. Turner John & Marilyn Wolf Saginaw Valley Bone and Joint Center Mary Lou & Larry Smith UAW Local 668 Kristin Wolfgang Saginaw Valley Ford Lincoln Robert W. Smith Ultimate Lawn Pros LLC Wolgast Corporation Saginaw Valley GLBT Group, Inc. Sherrill L. Smith Underground Railroad Michael & Marcia Wolohan Saginaw Valley State University Thomas & Denise Smith Underwood Distributing Company Women of Colors, Inc. Mark S. & Jennifer L. Sage Margaret Snelling United Drug Supply Inc Mr. and Mrs. William C. Woodcock Saginaw County Bar Association Craig Snook United Financial Credit Union Leon & Rochelle Woods Saginaw Public Schools Sodexo United Way of Saginaw County Jane & Patrick Wreggelsworth Saginaw Spirit Sodexo, Inc. & Affiliates United Way of Midland County Alfonza & Marjet Wysinger Saginaw Township Education SodexoMagic SCF Unrestricted Endowment Fund Andrew M. Yacks Association C/O MEA Douglas D. Solosky Stacie L. Valentine Beverly Yanca Saginaw Valley Agricultural Association Sons of Italy, Lodge 2456 Michael & Karen Van Hine Cheng Yang & Chen Jie Deborah Sanchez Catalina Soto Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Vandeventer George & Sarah Yee Deborah Sanders Southeastern Michigan Health Association Curt Vanparis Yeo & Yeo, P.C., CPAs & Business Consultants Sanford Food Store, Inc. Joe & Mary Spadafore Pearl Vasher Yeo Family Foundation Dr. & Mrs. G. A. Sarmiento Ms. Elizabeth Spaulding Frank & Mary Ellen Vaydik YMCA of Saginaw Dr. & Mrs. L. W. Sarosi Wesley K. Spells Ann Vayre Steven J. & Laura B. Yockey Dr. and Mrs. Robert Satonik Spence Brothers Becky Vescio Mike Young Buick GMC Harold & Elinor Saunders Mary & Herbert Spence, Jr. Thomas & Cathleen Veverka Young Supply Company Gregory & Rachel Sawley-Wasmer Spicer Group, Inc. Michelle Viera Carla L. Young Saginaw Community Foundation Trevor L. & Melissa S. Sprague Robert Viera Curtis A. & Kathryn Young Schaefer & Bierlein, Inc. Mr. Wayne Squanda & Mrs. Denise Schian Charles P. Villano YWCA Fund for Women and Girls Joseph C. Schaefer Squanda Alfred & Brenda Vinson Zehnder’s of Frankenmuth, Inc. Mary Kay Schaeffer SSP Associates Paul & Deanna Virciglio Ziggy Enterprises, LLC Dr. & Mrs. William G. Scharffe St. Mary’s of Michigan Josephine Vitu David M. & Kenna S. Zorn Ms. Sheree Schattenmann The Stable of Saginaw, Inc. Karen M. Volk Jenna E. Zoromski Jennifer M. B. Schau, D.D.S. Douglas & Robin Stacer Andrew S. Wagner Scherzer Builders Tony Stacer & Darnielle Hazelton Mary H. & Andrew S. Wagner Donald & Angela Scherzer Standard Electric Company Fred & Karen Wahls Al & Julie Schexnaildre Staples Wakeman Funeral Home, Inc. Roy Schiller Stardust Lanes Wal-Mart Foundation Gary & Paula Schlicker Martin H. Stark Inter-Vivos Trust Wal-Mart Store #2619 Susan Schluckbier Scott Seamon – State Farm Insurance Christopher L. & Beth Poppe Walker Elroy & Jean Schluckebier State of Michigan Jon R. & Sidney J Walker Nicholas Schmelter Margaret M. Steele David & Zella Bueker Wallace Foundation Gerald L. Schmidt Kim & Susan Stemler James & Marianne Wallace Donald E. & Janice M. Schneider Stevens Worldwide Van Lines Albert & Shirley Wallace Mark & Stephanie Schneider Morrison & Dawn Stevens Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Wallaert Jr. Nancy L. Schneider Morrie & Julie Stevens Walter Payton Power Equipment, L.L.C. Mr. & Mrs. John D. Schnepf Mr. & Mrs. Peter Stevens Lorene Wamsley Gail Schnurstein Carl W. & Kimberley Stieler Joann Ward Jeff & Mary Schrier Michael L. & Sasha A. Stikeleather Ronald D. & Mary Warnke Scott & Lynne Schropp Margaret Stoker Charitable Trust – FirstMerit Brenda C. Warren Beverly A. Schultz Private Bank Howard & Jeri Warwick Gus Schulwitz Streamlinesales, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Washington Schupan Industrial Recycling Services W. James & Marie Stuart Burt Watson Chevrolet, Inc. Schwartz Fund David & Elizabeth Stuber Richard & Linda Watson Stuart & Kristin Schweigert Subway M.C.J. #1, LLC We Drive U, LLC Scientific Brake & Equipment Company Candace Sulek Thomas J. & Barbara A. Weadock Tina Scott James & Margaret Summerfield Tracie Webb 25 Hundreds of individuals, families, companies and organizations have created a charitable legacy by establishing a fund at the Saginaw Community Foundation. We are honored to serve as the steward of these gifts. If you are interested in establishing your own fund, give us a call at (989) 755-0545. We can help you meet your philanthropic goals.
Donor Advised Funds Indo-Pak Special Event Fund Mary Elizabeth Dudek Swimming Fund Michael Jeffers Memorial Fountain and Park Education Fund Lou & Tom Beffrey Fund Law Day Special Event Fund Energy Initiative Fund Bierlein Family Diabetes Fund Making Words Count David & Jacqueline Hall Fund John & Michele Bueker Music Fund Michigan State Housing Development Authority Fund Healthy Youth & Healthy Seniors Endowment Circle Michigan Foundation Mid-Michigan Wellness Foundation HealthPlus of Michigan Rainbow Fund Citizens Bank Corporate Advised Fund Play It Forward {NEW} Mildred Culbert Kelly & Fred W. Kelly Fund Citizens Bank Neighborhood Revitalization Fund Power of Dad {NEW} K. Lucille & James Martineau Family Fund Dr. Louis & Karen Constan Fund Project Unity Fund Lulah C. McMullen & Family Endowment Fund Nancy Claramunt Dance Foundation Fund PX2 Mental Health Fund Vincent A. Knoll Durable Device Fund Read It Up Program Fund Neighborhood Revitalization Fund Dow Corning Foundation Donor Advised Endowment Fund Saginaw Celebrates Summer Next Generation CARES Fund Leo C. Eckenswiller Trust Fund Saginaw County African American Leadership Saginaw Community Arts Fund Elizabeth Eddy Fund Training Institute Saginaw County Child Development Fund The Edward & Erna Ederer Family Foundation Fund Saginaw County Spelling Bee Saginaw County Parks Fund Flegenheimer Family Foundation Fund Saginaw County’s Promise Fund Saginaw County Youth FORCE Fund Fordney Club of Saginaw County Donor Advised Fund Saginaw Firefighter’s Fund Saginaw County’s Promise Endowment Fund Heroes for Kids Endowment Fund Saginaw Promise Zone Fund Saginaw Diabetes Fund Dr. Roy A. Hills Endowment Fund Saginaw Riverfront Development Fund Saginaw Valley Dancers Indian and Pakistani Friendship Fund Saginaw Sesquicentennial Fund Senior Citizen Enrichment Fund Aarol W. & Elaine M. Irish Family Foundation Fund SASA SPAC Tiderington Family Fund Dr. Roger N. Kahn Fund SASA Technology Fund Arthur H. Webster Fund K.P. Karunakaran Family Foundation Fund Saginaw Township Soccer Complex Expansion Fund Carl Werth, Sr. & Ruth Werth Memorial Fund Victor & Caroline Knowlton Fund Saginaw Township Soccer Complex 2012 Goal Fund Bill Wolcott Memorial Fund Mr. & Mrs. James R. Krohn Fund Saginaw Valley Police Canine Association YWCA Fund for Women & Girls Legacy Civic Fund {NEW} Saginaw’s Got Soul Merrill Lynch Community Foundation SISD College Advisor Fund {NEW} Investment Partnership Speak Up Speak Out A Mother’s Cry Against Violence Designated Funds National Association of Insurance & Sports Hall of Fame Renovation Financial Advisors Saginaw Fund Tintoretto Youth Basketball {NEW} Lucy R. Allen Cornerstone Fund Virginia & Don Nash Fund Tool Totes Arthur Hill High School Alumni Fund Nexteer Steering the Future Fund {NEW} Trimper Children Foundation Fund ARTreach Fund Maria Elizabeth Paquette Eternal Memorial Fund Youth First ARTreach Fund - City Saginaw River of Life Fund Youth First – Martin G. Atkins Elementary Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Saginaw Bay Area Betty Sabeti Foundation for Global Humanitarian Youth First – Carrollton Elementary Endowment Fund Advancement of Women & Children Youth First – Henry Doerr Elementary Bishop Ken Leadership Saginaw Scholarship Saginaw County Bar Association Fund Youth First – Merrill Elementary Bliss Park Fund Saginaw Sees the Light Boys & Girls Club Endowment Fund Saginaw Bay Underwriters Fund Ruth and Ted Braun Fellowship Program Fund Saginaw Public Schools Endowment Fund Unrestricted Funds Bridge Center for Racial Harmony Endowment Robert E. Stark & Martin H. Stark Foundation Fund Buena Vista Charter Township Playscape Fund Stu’s Crew Betsey G. Arnold Fund Carrollton Education Foundation Fund Stevens Family Foundation Fund Thomas & Margaret Cavanaugh Day & Children - John, Celebration Square Carousel Endowment Fund Gerald J. & Joan B. Talbot Fund Joseph, Wyman, Maurice, Mary, Katherine & Robert Chesaning Riverboat Playscape Endowment Harvey Randall Wickes Donor Advised Fund II Mike & Linda Elliott Fund Child Abuse & Neglect Council Endowment Wolf Family Foundation Fund King Family Fund Children’s Zoo at Celebration Square Endowment Wolohan Enterprises Inc. Fund Kenneth G. Marks Fund City Rescue Mission Endowment Fund James W. Marx, Eleanor A. Marx & James T. Marx Endow- Mick Cottrell & Carol B. Cottrell Fireworks Fund ment Fund Deindorfer Woods Fund Community Initiative/Special Project Funds Edward & Donna McKinley Family Fund Disaster Relief Fund John & Marian Olfer Fund Edward & Erna Ederer Memorial Animal Care Center Fund A String Instrumental Program W. Henry & Greta K. Pendell Family Foundation Fund Edward & Erna Ederer Memorial Covenant Healthcare Fund Alignment Saginaw Princing Family Fund Edward & Erna Ederer Memorial Delta College Andersen Water Park Re-purposing Fund Jack & Connie Rehmann Family Fund Public Television Fund Backpack Buddies Raymond J. Schultz & Monica E. Schultz Fund Edward & Erna Ederer Memorial Historical Society of Backpack Buddies – Saginaw Public Schools Shaheen Family Fund Saginaw County Fund Bridgeport Township Challenger Athletic Complex Margaret McKinley Snelling Family Fund Edward & Erna Ederer Memorial Saginaw Children’s Buena Vista Rib Cook-off Fest Charlotte Stenger Endowment Fund Zoo Fund Chesaning Riverboat Playscape Fund Marion Stenger Endowment Fund Edward & Erna Ederer Memorial Thomas Township Children’s Sports & Health Fitness Charles G. & Mary Straebel Thomas Family Fund Library Fund Christian Youth Fellowship Association of Saginaw SCF Unrestricted Endowment Fund Edward & Erna Ederer Memorial Thomas Township Covenant Revitalization Project SCF Unrestricted Trust Fund Public Safety Fund Dow Community Gives Kenneth M. White Fund Field Neurosciences Institute Endowment Dow Serving Up Opportunities For Our Future Harvey Randall Wickes Foundation Fund Louise Forbes Memorial Fund Freeland Soccer Club {NEW} Mary K. Williams Endowment Fund Jane Fowle Endowment Fund First Merit Event Park {NEW} Melvin L. & Hilda J. Zuehlke Fund Frankenmuth Community Foundation Fund Friends of City Hall Frankenmuth Historical Museum Endowment Fund Friends of Garber Courts Girl Scouts Heart of Michigan Fund Friends of Hill House Field of Interest Funds Glada G. Strobel Memorial Fund Friends of Hoyt Park Fund Grams Memorial Library Fund Global Preservation Foundation Fund At-Risk Youth Fund Great Lakes Bay Miracle League Endowment Fund {NEW} Grants For Excellence Fund Chesaning Area Community Foundation Greater Merrill Area Community Fund Great Lakes Bay Autism Center Chesaning Fund Green Point Nature Center Endowment Fund Great Lakes Bay Region Buddy Walk Mick Cottrell & Carol B. Cottrell Fund Handley School Foundation Fund Great Lakes Bay Miracle League Anna Dorr Cresswell Memorial Fund Handley School Foundation Special Project {NEW} Heroes For Kids Special Event Fund Damuth Family Fund Hartley Foundation Special Education Fund Doctors’ Health Fund
26 Hartley Outdoor Education Foundation Fund Scholarship Funds Joana D. McKeoun Memorial Scholarship {NEW} Harvest Home Endowment Fund Lee Essie McMillan Scholarship Fund Robert M. & Emily S. Heavenrich Fund A.C. “Kate” & Leo Joseph Merlone Scholarship 21 Club Scholarship Fund {NEW} Hidden Harvest Endowment Fund The Rev. William D. Aldridge, Sr. Scholarship Fund Meyer-Simon Latin Scholarship Fund Historical Society of Saginaw County Endowment American Business Women’s Association – Saginaw Michigan CardioVascular Institute Foundation Elmer L. Huebner Fund Charter Chapter Scholarship Fund Michigan State University Alumni Association of Junior Achievement Endowment Fund Frank N. Andersen Memorial Scholarship Fund Saginaw County Junior League of Saginaw Valley Endowment Nels Andersen Scholarship Fund Morley Travel Scholarship Fund Kochville Township Parks and Recreation Dr. Charles E. Mueller Scholarship Fund Nick Andros Music Scholarship Fund {NEW} Chum & Phyllis Kuehn Fund Arthur Hill High School Scholarship Fund Nexteer Scholarship Fund Marketing/Technology Fund Balcueva Family Memorial Scholarship Fund Gene & Shirley Nuckolls Scholarship Fund Judith A. Marx Endowment Fund Gary K. Barker Science Scholarship Fund John D. Oberschmidt Scholarship Fund Dr. William G. Mason Endowment Fund Karen (Basner) Vayre Moll Memorial Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Scholarship Fund McNally Hospitality House Endowment Fund Gary R. Bierlein Memorial Scholarship Fund Dr. Raquel Ontiveros Memorial Scholarship Michigan Lutheran Seminary Bernice Barlow NAACP Scholarship Fund Optimist Club of Saginaw “Officer Ed” Nowaczyk Michigan’s Own Endowment Fund Bethel A.M.E Church Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Mid-Michigan Children’s Museum Endowment Pama Brantley-Phillips Scholarship Fund Thomas P. Orr Scholarship Fund Mridha Foundation Teacher of the Year Endowment Fund Our Littlest Angels Fund Charles F. & Edith E. Brunkow Scholarship {NEW} Mudd Family Historic Preservation Fund Louise Eaton Buck Art Scholarship Fund Margaret L. Palmer Scholarship Fund Dr. Richard D. Mudd YMCA Youth Fund CAC/Robert L. Viera Community Service Scholarship Perceptions Saginaw Valley Scholarship Rose M. Mudd Farmer’s Market Fund Can-Amera Games Edward F. Petzko Student Athlete Scholarship Operation Sparkle Fund Carrollton Education Foundation Scholarship Jerrold E. Potts Scholarship Fund Opportunities Industrialization Center Endowment Fund Bud & Katherine Rae Aviation Scholarship Optimist Club of Saginaw Youth Chorale Fund Case Family Scholarship Fund Jerry Redeemer Memorial Scholarship Fund Partners-in-Philanthropy Fund Casting Your Future UAW Local 668 Scholarship Harold & Bernadine Reiss Scholarship Fund Partnership For the Saginaw Bay Watershed Endowment Fund Cohen Leadership Scholarship Jason Richardson Turnaround Scholarship Fund Patrick Flynn Memorial Fund Kara Susan Kaltenbach Conlan Scholarship George William Roe’s Pursuit of Hospitality Scholarship Pit & Balcony Endowment Fund Robert R. & Naomi T. Cook Scholarship Fund Saginaw Area Health Care Administrators Scholarship Fund Project Heartstart Fund Donald Stuart Corsaut Memorial Scholarship Saginaw Black Nurses Association – Promise Neighborhoods Clifford E. Davis Youth Leadership Fund Nell Kelly Scholarship Fund READ Association Endowment Fund Zoetta Davis Scholarship Fund Saginaw Choral Society Joanne Robertson Memorial George W. Romney Fund Jordan M. Draper Memorial Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Saginaw Area Foundation for Eyecare Emily Anne Dressler Memorial Scholarship Saginaw County Association of Retired School Personnel Saginaw Art Museum Endowment Fund Carol A. Doman-Wilder Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Saginaw Arts & Sciences Academy Foundation Douglas Family Scholarship Fund Saginaw Community Foundation Endowed General Saginaw Basin Land Conservancy Scott Durand Memorial Foundation Fund Scholarship Fund Saginaw Bay Symphony Orchestra and School of Music Christopher T. Erskine Memorial Scholarship Saginaw Country Club Golf Scholarship Fund Endowment Fund Mary J. Ewing Scholarship Fund Saginaw County Child Development Center Scholarship Fund Saginaw Choral Society Endowment Fund E.C. Fisher Scholarship Fund Saginaw County Lawyers’ Auxiliary Scholarship Saginaw Community Mental Health Endowment Elbert Curtiss & Margaret Nienstedt Fisher Scholarship Fund Saginaw County Sports Hall of Fame Scholarship Saginaw Conservation District Fund Frankenmuth Area AAUW Scholarship Saginaw Education Association Scholarship Saginaw County Chamber Foundation Endowment William & Cordula Freese Scholarship Fund Saginaw High School Alumni Memorial Scholarship Saginaw County Convention and Visitor Bureau Reserve Fund James Gaertner & Anne Marks-Gaertner Fine Arts Saginaw Social Service Club, Norman D. Osborne Saginaw County Veterans Memorial Plaza Endowment Fund Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Saginaw County Youth Protection Council Michael Gall Memorial Scholarship Fund Saginaw Township Business Association Scholarship Saginaw County Youth Protection Council Joe H. & Roseanne S. Gardner Scholarship Saginaw Valley Ag Heritage Scholarship Fund Homeless Prevention St. Charles Community Schools Foundation Mary Ellen Gase Scholarship Fund {NEW} Saginaw Future Fund Sally A. George Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Saginaw Habitat for Humanity Dr. Foster B. Gibbs Scholarship Fund Louis R. & Helen E. Schwartz FFA Scholarship Saginaw Hall of Fame Bean Bunny Fund Joseph M. Godard Memorial Scholarship Stuart Schweigert Scholarship Fund Saginaw Public Libraries – Butman Fish Endowment Guadalupe “Lupe” Gomez Scholarship Fund Kelvin W. Scott Memorial Scholarship Fund Saginaw Public Libraries – Children’s Services Jerry L. Seese, Ed.D. Education Gospel Fest Music Arts Scholarship Fund {NEW} Endowment Fund Great Lakes Safety Training Center Endowed Scholarship Bernie Smillie Memorial Fund Saginaw Public Libraries – Claytor Endowment Milton L. Greenebaum Scholarship Fund Albert Smith Conservation Scholarship Saginaw Public Libraries – Eddy Endowment Fund Bob & Betty Grills Fund Daniel D. Smothers Memorial Scholarship Saginaw Public Libraries – Hoyt Endowment Fund Ruth Regina Halcli Fund Sons of Italy Scholarship Fund Saginaw Public Libraries – Wickes Endowment Fund Ruth Mitchell Hanson Scholarship Fund Paul C. & Anita M. Spadafore Family Scholarship Saginaw Public Libraries – Zauel Endowment Fund Judith Heavenrich Scholarship Fund Evelyn Faye Spates Memorial Scholarship Saginaw Public Libraries Foundation Fund Hebert Memorial Scholarship Fund Clifford H. Spicer Memorial Scholarship Saginaw Public Schools Endowment Fund Pat Hendrick Memorial Scholarship Fund Robert E. Stark & Martin H. Stark Scholarship Saginaw Scouting Outreach Program Fund Heritage Academic Boosters Scholarship Fund Fred R. Strutz Family Memorial Scholarship Saginaw Township Community Schools Foundation Herlihy-Grant Memorial Scholarship Fund Nellie I. Kerry & Paul Sutherland Scholarship Saginaw Township Playscape Endowment Fund Joe Hodson Scholarship Fund Swanhaven Manor Retirement Community Saginaw Transit Authority Regional Services Holland Scholarship Fund Swan Valley High School Scholarship Foundation Saginaw Valley Regional 4C Endowment Fund Clarence A. “Buck” Iles Scholarship Team One Credit Union Scholarship Fund St. Charles Community Schools Foundation Iles Family Scholarship Ron Thomas Memorial Scholarship Fund St. Charles Fund Pam Thompson Scholarship in Chemistry Indo-Pak Scholarship Fund {NEW} St. John’s Episcopal Church Fund Fred A. Ittner Scholarship Fund Thomas Spencer Tilot, Sr. Memorial Scholarship SASA Athletic Booster Club Jennifer L. Jackson Memorial Scholarship University of Michigan Alumni Club of Saginaw Scholarship On-Line Technology Fund Jack B. Jonker Saginaw Choral Society Fund Endowment Fund Louis R. Schwartz and Helen E. Schwartz Ashton B. Joseph Scholarship Fund Paul & Deanna Virciglio Education Fund William E. Shephard Band Scholarship Fund Junior League of Saginaw Valley Scholars Steve Wagner Scholarship Fund Maynard L. Smith, Jr. Scholarship Endowment Kappa Alpha Psi Scholarship Fund Cosby Watson Nursing Scholarship Fund STCS Orchestra Program Endowment Fund William & Helen Kempf Music Scholarship Grace M. Williams and Mary K. Williams SVSU Musical Artists in Residence Endowment Val R. Kostrzewa Music Scholarship Scholarship Endowment Curtis R. & Donna R. Thayer Fund Val & Julie Kostrzewa Memorial Scholarship Marlin N. Wilson and Bertha H. Wilson Thomas Township Library Endowment Fund Kostrzewa/Sivey Educational Fund Memorial Scholarship Thomas Township Parks Fund Karen A. Krogman-Weadock Memorial Scholarship Women of Colors, Inc. Scholarship Fund Tittabawassee Downtown Development Authority Women Giving to Women – Frankenmuth Area Branch {NEW} Lisa Krukowski-Whalen Nursing Scholarship Health/Fitness Tom Krzyzaniak Scholarship Fund Claire Yost Memorial Scholarship Tri-County Council NLUS Youth Program Fund Dr. Brian D. Kubczak Memorial Scholarship Zonta Club of Saginaw Scholarship Underground Railroad Endowment Fund Larry Laeding Scholarship Fund United Way of Saginaw County Kresge Endowment Kenneth H. MacDonald, Sr. Broadcasting Scholarship United Way of Saginaw County Perpetual Donor Fund Martin Luther King Regional Scholarship United Way of Saginaw County Reserve Fund Harry E. Martin Memorial Scholarship Fund V.K. Volk Fund Heather & Shannon Mayes Scholarship Fund Westlund Child Guidance Clinic Fund Ken & Ellen McAllister Scholarship Fund Lendell J. Williams Memorial Scholarship Daniel M. McConnell Memorial Scholarship Fund Junzo Yamamoto Japanese Tea House Fund Judge Gary R. McDonald Memorial Scholarship Donald R. McGee Memorial Scholarship Fund 27 We receive hundreds of requests each year to fund projects and initiatives across Saginaw County – and beyond. To honor our + X we were able to support during 2013.
Agency Grants Covenant HealthCare Foundation Thomas Township Children’s Zoo at Celebration Square 2013 Agency Distribution ...... $11,611.00 2013 Agency Distribution ...... $11,611.00 General support ...... $500.00 Carrollton Education Foundation Delta Broadcasting Thomas Township Library Great Start Collaborative Scholarship – Interfund 2013 Agency Distribution ...... $7,045.00 2013 Agency Distribution ...... $7,307.00 Zoo Day Program ...... $8,000.00 Program support ...... $1,000.00 2013 CEF Scholarships ...... $1,557.00 First Ward Community Service 2013 Distribution ...... $500.00 Provide care for animals ...... $500.00 Act of Kindness ...... $1,424.35 Underground Railroad Child Abuse and Neglect Council Zoo Crew ...... $2,500.00 Great Lakes Bay Region Frankenmuth United Methodist Church 2013 Distribution ...... $4,035.50 Christian Youth Fellowship Association 2013 Agency Distribution ...... $17,513.00 2013 Distribution ...... $4,591.00 United Way of Muscatine County 2013 Summer Umpire Funding ...... $1,000.00 2013 Distribution ...... $890.00 Children’s Zoo at Celebration Square Freeland Community School District Volunteer project at Mid-Michigan 2013 Agency Distribution ...... $21,119.00 2013 Distribution ...... $410.00 United Way of Saginaw County Children’s Museum ...... $1,000.00 2013 Distribution ...... $1,391.00 City Rescue Mission of Saginaw, Inc. Handley P.C.A.T. Elementary School City Rescue Mission of Saginaw, Inc. 2013 Agency Distribution ...... $20,734.00 2013 Agency Distribution ...... $2,300.00 United Way of Southwest Minnesota General support ...... $250.00 Douglas Family Scholarship – Interfund Hartley Outdoor Education Center 2013 Distribution ...... $1,018.00 Program Support ...... $1,000.00 2013 Scholarship ...... $310.00 2013 Agency distribution ...... $27,341.00 Wesley United Methodist Church Communities Working 2gether Field Neurosciences Institute Hidden Harvest 2013 Distribution ...... $5,088.00 AAU Basketball ...... $1,000.00 2013 Agency Distribution ...... $9,061.00 2013 Distribution ...... $4,035.50 YMCA of Saginaw One Week: One Street...... $1,000.00 Frankenmuth Historical Association Holy Cross Lutheran Church Act of Kindness ...... $1,424.35 Community Prescription Support 2013 Agency Distribution ...... $23,337.00 2013 Distribution ...... $7,109.00 DEDESIGNATEDSIGNATED GGRANTRANT TTOTALOTAL ...... $340,492.78$340,492.78 Program, Inc. Greater Frankenmuth Area Humane Society of Saginaw County Diabetic Supplies ...... $10,000.00 Community Foundation 2013 Distribution ...... $1,122.34 Cory Place, Inc. 2013 Agency Distribution ...... $7,529.00 Lions Clubs International Foundation Division Donor Advised Grants Runaway & Homeless Youth Handley P.C.A.T. Elementary School 2013 Distribution ...... $3,816.00 Programming ...... $2,100.00 Abortion Alternatives Information,Inc. 2013 Agency Distribution ...... $2,000.00 Covenant HealthCare Foundation Mayo Foundation – General support ...... $250.00 Hidden Harvest Department of Development Annual Campaign – 2013 Agency Distributions ...... $68,301.00 2013 Distribution ...... $3,816.00 Bay Area Community Foundation medical equipment ...... $1,000.00 Bay Commitment College Access Network – Junior Achievement of Northeast Michigan, Inc. Covenant House Michigan Mid-Michigan Children’s Museum College Prep Survival Kits ...... $1,000.00 2013 Agency Distribution ...... $8,285.00 Act of Kindness ...... $1,424.35 General support ...... $1,000.00 Bharatiya Temple of Flint Michigan Lutheran Seminary Foundation Delta College Foundation Operating Fund – Interfund General support ...... $1,001.00 2013 Agency Distribution ...... $539.00 2013 Grant Distribution ...... $1,968.00 Possible Dream ...... $2,500.00 Birch Run Area Schools Mid-Michigan Children’s Museum Support new health education facility .. $500.00 Operation Reach Birch Run National Honors Society .$1,000.00 2013 Agency Distribution ...... $10,000.00 Act of Kindness ...... $1,424.38 Duke University Brady Community 4-H Dr. Kurtzberg’s research Saginaw Area Foundation for Eye Care Public Libraries of Saginaw Brady 4-H Poultry for the Poor with Chesaning 2013 Agency Distribution ...... $556.00 on Pediatric LSD’s ...... $15,543.82 2013 Distribution ...... $1,122.33 CAER Center ...... $1,000.00 Saginaw Arts & Enrichment Commission Illumination of Hoyt Library building ....$4,600.00 East Side Soup Kitchen Brady Community 4-H Horse Group 2013 Agency Distribution ...... $30,068.00 Saginaw Bay Symphony Orchestra – General support ...... $250.00 Brady Community 4-H at Program Support ...... $1,000.00 Saginaw Basin Land Conservancy Underwrite a section chair for the 2013-2014 Eastside Soup Kitchen ...... $1,000.00 2013 Agency Distribution ...... $3,693.00 season in memory of Robert M. and Emily S. Emerson Presbyterian Church Bridgeport High School Program Support ...... $1,000.00 Saginaw Bay Symphony Orchestra Heavenrich...... $779.00 Bridgeport High School Band Emmaus House 2013 Agency Distribution ...... $37,500.00 Saginaw County Animal Care Center Volunteer Project ...... $1,000.00 2013 Agency Distribution ...... $7,403.00 General support ...... $100.00 Saginaw Choral Society Bridgeport-Spaulding Community Schools 2013 Agency Distribution ...... $5,003.00 Saginaw County Chamber Foundation Epiphany Cathedral Bridgeport Middle School – Baker’s Mentor General support ...... $400.00 Saginaw Conservation District Leadership Saginaw ...... $1,000.00 Club Volunteer Project ...... $1,000.00 Field Neurosciences Institute 2013 Agency Distribution ...... $1,032.00 Saginaw Intermediate School District – Bridgeport-Spaulding Community Schools General support ...... $200.00 Saginaw Cooperative Hospitals, Inc. Mridha Foundation Teacher of the Bridgeport Middle School Team Achieve at 2013 Agency Distribution ...... $5,427.00 Year Award ...... $750.00 Mid-Michigan Children’s Museum ..$1,000.00 Freeland Community School District Freeland and Swan Valley Saginaw County Chamber Foundation Saginaw Valley Historic Preservation Buena Vista Charter Township Society Gymnastics Team ...... $1,000.00 2013 Agency Distribution ...... $6,768.00 Assist with purchase of a Humvee for police Freeland High School Baseball Team $1,000.00 Historic Sign Park Maintenance ...... $1,561.00 department ...... $750.00 Saginaw Township Community Schools Friends of Hoyt Park Saginaw Valley Historic Carrollton Public Schools 2013 STCS Foundation Grants .....$18,251.69 General support ...... $290.00 Preservation Society Scholarship ...... $1,000.00 Thomas Township Support projects of Saginaw Valley Historic Friends of Theodore Roethke 2013 Agency Distribution ...... $9,501.00 Preservation Society ...... $1,000.00 Carrollton Township Assist with expenses for “Made in Michigan” Tri-County Council Navy League Improvement of Carrollton Baseball and fundraiser ...... $2,400.00 Saginaw Valley State University Foundation Softball Diamonds...... $8,000.00 2013 Agency Distribution ...... $600.00 2013 Distributions ...... $145,157.00 Assist with landscaping costs DowGives Catholic Community Foundation of United Way of Saginaw County School District of the City of Saginaw program on Sept. 26 & 27, 2013 ...$2,000.00 2013 Agency Distributions ...... $62,214.00 Mid-Michigan Guest House – 2013 Distribution ...... $5,818.00 Support Fr. Craig Albrecht Memorial Westlund Guidance Clinic Lake Orion Treatment Center Schwartz Scholarship Fund Endowment to Support Special Needs ..$500.00 2013 Agency Distribution ...... $4,006.84 General support ...... $400.00 2013 Grant Distributions ...... $12,223.00 Central Michigan University Hartley Outdoor Education Center AAGENCYGENCY GRANTGRANT TOTALTOTAL ...... $374,905.53$374,905.53 St. Charles Community Schools CMU College of Medicine – East Campus “Energy in our World” Learning Unit ..$6,985.00 2013 Distribution ...... $4,548.00 Construction (Saginaw) ...... $2,500.00 Hemlock Middle School St. Charles Community Schools Chesaning Union Schools Designated Grants 2013 Scholarships ...... $5,000.00 Hemlock Class of 2017 Volunteering for Chesaning High School Key Club Volunteer Washington, DC ...... $1,000.00 A String Instrumental Program – Interfund St. John’s Episcopal Church Clean-up Project ...... $1,000.00 Hemlock High School Baseball...... $1,000.00 Act of Kindness ...... $1,424.35 2013 Distribution ...... $8,225.00 Child Abuse and Neglect Council Hemlock Middle School Class of American Cancer Society The Salvation Army Great Lakes Bay Region 2018 ...... $1,000.00 2013 Distribution ...... $1,122.33 2013 Distribution ...... $1,391.00 Strengthening Child Abuse Prevention Hemmeter Elementary Education Programming ...... $6,764.00 Carrollton Public Schools – Support for The Salvation Army – Northern DHQ Hemmeter Elementary 5th Grade ....$1,000.00 Carrollton Education Foundation .....$2,187.00 2013 Distribution ...... $1,018.00 Hemmeter 2nd Grade class volunteer with Children’s Zoo at Celebration Square The Salvation Army of Muscatine Project Linus ...... $1,000.00 2013 Agency Distributions ...... $20,571.00 2013 Distribution ...... $890.00
28 Hidden Harvest Saginaw Future, Inc. Carrollton Township Power of Dad – Interfund General support ...... $100.00 Support annual campaign: Sustain Momentum Baseball Diamond Conversions .....$5,000.00 Power of Dad Group Mentoring Program .$6,984.80 New Refrigeration truck ...... $4,168.00 Support Saginaw Future ...... $1,000.00 Central Michigan University Pulse3 Foundation Historical Society of Saginaw County Saginaw Habitat for Humanity The Campaign for the College of Medicine Assist with asphalt for Wickes Park Drive $4,000.00 General support ...... $300.00 Freeland and Northmoor Neighborhood at Central Michigan University ..... $20,000.00 Regents of the University of Michigan Light the museum spire ...... $1,000.00 Revitalization ...... $8,000.00 Child Abuse and Neglect Council Michigan College Advising Corps ....$7,500.00 Program Support ...... $1,000.00 Holy Cross Children’s Services Great Lakes Bay Region Saginaw Area Concert Band Holland House & St. Vincent House ...$2,000.00 Saginaw Valley Agricultural Association Community-Wide Baby Shower Event ....$1,550.00 Sound System for the Saginaw Area Hunt of a Lifetime Assist with printing of “A Family Fun Affair” $1,000.00 Children’s Advocacy Center ...... $10,000.00 Concert Band ...... $2,995.00 To support the Oregon Chapter ...... $300.00 Saginaw Valley Naval Ship Museum Committee Christian Youth Fellowship Association Saginaw Arts & Sciences Academy Kansas City University of Medicine and Hands-on Science & Math Learning Stations Detroit Tigers Winter Caravan A Chemical Odyssey ...... 1,000.00 Biosciences at the USS Edson ...... $8,000.00 hosted by CYFAS ...... $1,000.00 Ancient World Writing History ...... $400.00 College of Osteopathic Medicine Saginaw Valley State University City of Saginaw Saginaw Bay Symphony Orchestra Scholarship Fund ...... $1,000.00 Great Lakes Bay Youth Leadership Support public safety efforts for Russian Milestones Performance ...$2,675.00 Institute ...... $3,900.00 4th of July fireworks ...... $1,000.00 Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine Saginaw Choral Society 50th Anniversary Fund ...... $10,000.00 Repairs to the River Walk ...... $500.00 Scholarship Fund ...... $1,000.00 Singing Valentines for Seniors ...... $800.00 Saginaw Valley State University Foundation City of Saginaw Police Department Kiwanis Club of Saginaw Northwest Saginaw County Department of Public Health Community Projects ...... $1,000.00 Students from India Scholarship ....$5,000.00 Enhanced Photographic Saginaw County Breastfeeding Peer Evidence Program ...... $4,190.00 Lighthouse Connection Assembly Outreach Center SASA Athletic Boosters – Interfund Counselor Program ...... $6,000.00 Dow communityGives Grant – City Rescue Mission – Community Village Assist with utilities...... $500.00 Saginaw County Sports Hall of Fame for SASA Long Distance Runners ....$1,000.00 Community Village Sidewalk Major Chords for Minors New Home Fund ...... $8,000.00 School District of the City of Saginaw Replacement ...... $500.00 Musical Instruction ...... $1,000.00 Saginaw Downtown Development Authority Equipment for Saginaw Career Complex Council of Michigan Foundations MBS Jets Baseball (11U, 12U and 14U) Downtown Saginaw Facade and Manufacturing Lab ...... $1,000.00 2013 Membership Dues ...... $7,200.00 11U volunteering at Mid-Michigan Children’s Property Improvement Program ...$10,000.00 Scholarship, Arthur Hill High School...$1,000.00 Council of Michigan Foundations Museum ...... $1,000.00 Saginaw Intermediate School District Support the pay to play program .....$20,000.00 Passing the Leadership Baton 12U volunteering at Mid-Michigan Children’s Toolkit for Delta Project ...... $1,000.00 St. Helen’s/Scout Troop 342 Museum ...... $1,000.00 Scholarships ...... $1,200.00 Accessible GPS for Students with St. Helen’s hosts Boy Scout Troop 342 for CAN 14U Yellow at Shiawassee National Wildlife Council on Foundations Vision Impairments ...... $700.00 Refuge ...... $1,000.00 Council Great Lakes Bay Region project .$1,000.00 2013 Dues...... $3,750.00 Saginaw Promise Zone – Interfund St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Merrill Class of 2015 Fair Food Network Saginaw Promise Program Support...... $24,000.00 Merrill Caring is Sharing program ...$1,000.00 General support ...... $300.00 Double Up Food Bucks ...... $6,000.00 Saginaw Valley Agricultural Association, Inc. St. Mary’s of Michigan Foundation Michigan Blood Freeland High School Centennial Observation ...... $5,000.00 Program support ...... $1,000.00 Healthy Foods for Healthy Community ....$4,000.00 Model Rocket Building in Physics Class ..$175.00 Saginaw Valley State University St. Mary’s of Michigan Foundation Michigan Dental Association Foundation Great Lakes Bay Region Autism Center 2013 SuMO Program ...... $10,000.00 Mission of Mercy at SVSU ...... $8,000.00 Support the Children’s Free Ward Camp Cardinal Kidz 2013...... $4,000.00 Equipment for the Michigan Association ...... $200.00 Michigan State University Havens Elementary School Regional Science Bowl ...... $5,600.00 For research of Drs. Schall, Venta and St. Stephen Catholic School Havens Habits for Success ...... $600.00 Richard Hunt, The Art of This Century St. Stephen Catholic School Yuzbasiyan-Gurkan ...... $7,500.00 Hemlock Public Schools exhibition ...... $10,000.00 Volunteering for CAN Council Great Lakes MSU Extension – Bay County Outreach Visit from The Tuskegee Saginaw County Community Bay Region ...... $1,000.00 4-H Maps and Apps Regional Program$1,750.00 Red Tail Squadron ...... $3,000.00 Mental Health Authority Catholic Services Appeal ...... $1,000.00 Pool Chair Lift at Buena Vista Michigan Technological University Program Support ...... $6,200.00 Hidden Harvest Science & Engineering Festival ...... $3,333.00 Board Governance Capacity Building through Community Center ...... $4,800.00 Swan Valley School District Community Advancement Network ....$4,000.00 SCF – Saginaw Valley Police Canine Mid-Michigan Gymnastics Booster Club Girl HYPE (Healthy, Young, Positive, Mid-Mich Gymnastics Booster Club ...$1,000.00 Historical Society of Saginaw County Association Fund Empowered) ...... $1,000.00 Saginaw Police K9 Safety Equipment Midland County Intermediate School District Great Lakes Bay Women Exhibit .....$8,000.00 The Salvation Army and Training Equipment ...... $5,627.97 Midland County Great Start Collaborative General support ...... $300.00 Hospital Hospitality House Shields Elementary School Scholarships ...... $5,000.00 Program Support ...... $2,000.00 Board Governance Capacity Building through Community Advancement Network ....$4,000.00 Stop Drop and Sci! ...... $1,000.00 Mid-Michigan Children’s Museum Thomas Township SMG (Dow Event Center) Program Support ...... $1,500.00 Updating soccer fields ...... $2,000.00 Houghton-Jones Neighborhood Task Force Assist with repairs and renovation of “All Around the Neighborhood” Leadership Downtown Saginaw Outdoor Tri-City Heat Elite Auto Works Gallery...... $1,500.00 Training Program ...... $10,000.00 Pavilion Project ...... $10,000.00 Tri-City Heat Elite AAU 5th Grade Basketball St. Mary’s of Michigan Foundation Mission in the City at Bethesda Thrift Shop ...... $1,000.00 Japanese Cultural Center Curriculum Driven Playground ...... $8,000.00 Perimeter Fence ...... $4,296.36 Spring Into Safety Event ...... $500.00 Underground Railroad MSU College of Osteopathic Medicine Lighthouse Connection Assembly St. Mary’s of Michigan Foundation General support ...... $350.00 Guardian Angel Respite & Adult Day Scholarship ...... $1,000.00 Program Support ...... $1,000.00 Outreach Center Assist with utilities ...... $500.00 Services Community Enrichment....$3,000.00 Nouvel Catholic Central High School United Way of Saginaw County St. Thomas Aquinas School Cheerleading Team volunteering at Support Holiday Wish List Program ...$500.00 Ling Elementary School St. Francis Nursing Home ...... $1,000.00 A Fifth Grade Odyssey...... $332.00 Pre-K Science ...... $529.00 Village of Chesaning Volunteering at Community Village ...$1,000.00 Swan Valley High School Cole Park Bridge ...... $4,000.00 Major Chords for Minors Project Unify Board Governance Capacity Building through Mini-Q’s in Civics (The DBQ Project) ...$275.00 YMCA of Saginaw Veterans Memorial/ Community Advancement Network ....$4,000.00 Swan Valley High School Lawrence H. McKinney Park ...... $300.00 YMCA and SCC Nursing Students at Radioactive Boy Scout – Responsible Hoyt Park for Ice Blast ...... $1,000.00 Michigan Center for Construction Chemistry and STEM Project...... $500.00 Public Libraries of Saginaw Porpoise Club at Hoyt Park for Ice Blast ..$1,000.00 Education and Research Zauel Memorial Library support ...... $552.00 Youth Summer Scholarship Program ...... $2,500.00 ABC Cares ... Building for the Future ...$8,600.00 Temple Theatre Pulse3 Foundation Michigan Center for Construction Red Carpet Series ...... $5,000.00 Pay it Forward ...... $1,000.00 DONORDONOR ADVIADVISEDSED Education and Research Classic Movie Series ...... $5,000.00 GRANTGRANT TOTALTOTAL ...... $267,236.82$267,236.82 READ Association Jump Start Saginaw ...... $1,400.00 Westlund Guidance Center Book purchases for participating Michigan Jazz Trail Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral elementary students ...... $1,500.00 Wynton Marsalis & The Lincoln Center Therapy & Seven Challenges for Homeless & Unrestricted & Field of Interest th Runaway Teenage Parents & Youth ...$7,500.00 Right to Life of Michigan Educational Fund Jazz Band 25 Anniversary Tour ...... $6,000.00 General support ...... $500.00 Fund Grants Michigan Technological University YMCA of Saginaw Great Lakes Bay Area Science and YMCA Senior Citizen Enrichment ...... $7,500.00 Saginaw Area Catholic Schools 2-1-1 Northeast Michigan Engineering Festival ...... $5,000.00 Support Nouvel Catholic Central Courage to Call ...... $7,500.00 UNRESTRICTEDUNRESTRICTED & FFIELDIELD OFF IINTERESTNTEREST High School ...... $1,000.00 Mid-Michigan Children’s Museum Adoption Option, Inc. FUNDSFUNDS GRANTGRANT TOTAL ...... $349,680.13...... $349,680.13 Try-it-Airways ...... $5,000.00 Saginaw Bay Riverdawgs (11U and 14U) LEAP 2013 Summer Program...... $5,000.00 11U at Mid-Michigan Children’s Mission in the City BaySail Museum ...... $1,000.00 Curriculum Driven Playground ..... $25,000.00 Science Under Sail ...... $10,200.00 14U Community Beautification ...... $1,000.00 Old Saginaw City Big Brothers Big Sisters of Saginaw Bay Area $1,332,315.26 Saginaw County Sports Hall of Fame Support public safety efforts for the General support ...... $2,000.00 The Future Starts Today: Lawn Chair Film Festival ...... $1,000.00 Mentoring in Saginaw County ...... $1,800.00 Total grantedgyg by Saginaw Downtown Development Authority Parishioners on Patrol of Saginaw fund type in 2013 Downtown Saginaw Facade and Carrollton Public Schools Support overall efforts to reduce Property Improvement Plan ...... $8,000.00 Carrollton Cavalier Teen Center .....$10,000.00 violence in the community ...... $500.00
29 Executive Committee
David J. Abbs Heidi A. Bolger Reneé S. Johnston Smallwood Holoman, Jr. Frederick C. Gardner Chair Vice-Chair 5 H Secretary Treasurer Abbs Retirement Rehmann Saginaw Community The Dow Chemical Gardner, Provenzano, Planning Advisors Foundation Company, retiree Thomas & Luplow, PC
Bridget Smith Dr. Mamie Thorns Luis Canales Mark S. Flegenheimer Assistant Treasurer SCF Liaison United Way Liaison Community Liaison P 5 Saginaw Charter Saginaw Valley Chemical Bank Nexteer Automotive Michigan Sugar Township State University Company
Directors
Andre Buckley Paul Chaffee Dr. Desmon Daniel James Fabiano, II Todd Gregory Tri-Star Paul C. Chaffee Mt. Olive Missionary Fabiano Caravan Facilities FirstMerit Bank Trust Bank LLC Baptist Church Brothers, Inc. Management LLC
Dr. Carlton Jenkins Shari Kennett Dr. John Kosanovich Trish Luplow Francine Rifkin Saginaw Public The Dow Chemical Covenant Community Dow Corning Community School Company HealthCare Volunteer Corporation Volunteer
Cherie Sammis Kari Shaheen John Shelton Dr. Richard Syrek Laura Yockey St. Mary’s Junior League of Zehnder’s of Saginaw ISD Chemical Bank of Michigan Saginaw Valley Frankenmuth 30 Committees
Distribution Committee Grants for Excellence Marketing and Asset Andrew Sizelove 5 * Chair Committee Development Committee # +" / # Karen Courneya U # Cassidy Spendlove‡ Rev. Hurley Coleman, Jr. / < 5 / Kristin Knoll Reesha Talati Ellen Crane Mary Lou Ederer ^ KeyVonna Taylor‡ JoAnn Crary \ ^ 7 Mia Taylor 5 / Judge Faye Harrison $ Jaylon Vinson Roselynn Ederer Judith Lincoln Kari Shaheen* Alex Wallace Roger Little John Shelton* Sarah Wallace‡ ' * Erinna McKissick-Johnson Linda Sims 5 } ‡ Todd Hall # Reneé Johnston Staff Ariele Williams Ana Hidalgo / < U '< ' * # _$ Staff Ryan Wolohan Smallwood Holoman, Jr.* Roger Spann Jada Yearwood * Thomas Luplow / < $ Saginaw Youth FORCE Kendra Kempf Staff 7 $ Reneé Johnston Staff Channing McKay Staff * Fadumo Ali Leslie Orozko LeeAnn Martuch Staff " # \ $ _ # Scholarship Committee Martin Stark Heroes for Kids # Trish Luplow* Chair Laura Yockey* Rev. Hurley Coleman, Jr. / # ‡ LeeAnn Martuch Staff Reneé Johnston Staff Carol Cottrell # Reneé Johnston Staff 5 / # Building Committee Art Lewis # * ‡ Senior Enrichment / " Reneé Johnston Staff Katie Flegenheimer Fund Committee # * Kayla Fong Christopher Radke Chair Heidi Chasnis Investment Committee Andrew Freigang = $ # $ Jacob Shinners * = Chair ‡ # Jake Shinners * Abby Hagen * / " ‡ # 5 # # * Haley Hall Margaret Clark Herbert A. Spence, III U Reneé Johnston Staff Smallwood Holoman* Jordan Holley / < \ U Shari Kennett* Maddie Honamon # Finance Committee John Kosanovich* Cecelia Hopkins Lawrence Toft, Jr. Jonathan Kushion # * Chair Trish Luplow* Reneé Johnston Staff # * Tim MacKay Kallan Larsen Morrall Claramunt Jim Milroy Ja’Charri Leavell Joe Lockwood YWCA Fund for Women \ / Jack Rehmann and Children Committee / = # Hira Majeed Claire Miller Janet Crane Chair / Harold Saunders U # Jack Rehmann Richard Watson 5 ‡ Susan Crane # $ _ Staff " 5 / Linda Sims Reneé Johnston Staff " Emilie Kanitz Jerry Young / Staff Minerva Rosales # $ _ Staff Ashley Reinig Reneé Johnston Staff Reneé Johnston Staff / Staff Lindsey Royer Sarah Scanlon‡ Katie Schnepf *Trustee Raegan Schultz ‡2013 FORCE Graduate
Foundation Staff
Back (left to right) Brian Jackson Director of Donor Services & Special Initiatives Darci Seamon Administrative/Finance Assistant ! ! Director of Finance LeeAnn Martuch ! Kendra Kempf
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