2012 Yearbook
333 West Fort Street, Suite 2010, Detroit, Michigan 48226-3134 | 313.961.6675 | www.cfsem.org About the Foundation
Our mission is to enhance the quality of life in southeast Michigan.
We promote and facilitate community philanthropy in the seven counties of Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Monroe, Washtenaw, Livingston and St. Clair, and we also help donors invest in organizations they care about nationwide.
We do this by:
• Making strategic investments in programs and organizations that benefit the region
• Equipping organizations and the public with knowledge and information that will lead to positive change
• Building endowment — community capital — to meet our region’s needs today and tomorrow, and
• Providing expert assistance to donors and their advisers in their charitable planning.
Table of Contents
About the Foundation Message from the Chair and President...... 2 Board of Trustees...... 4
Programs and Grants...... 6
Funds of the Foundation...... 14
2011 Donors...... 45
What Do You Care About?...... 57
Advisory Committees...... 58
Endowment Investment Highlights...... 59
Combined Financial Statements...... 60
Foundation Staff...... 62
1 About the Foundation Message from the Chair and President
Nearly three decades ago, the Community Foundation of the Community Foundation’s investment program. these credits have helped generate millions in charitable and dedication of the staff and volunteers of the for Southeast Michigan was established because our This strong return is certainly good news, both for us and giving, and we thank our partners at Detroit Public Community Foundation. About the Foundation founders saw the need to build permanent charitable also for the more than 170 nonprofit agencies that are Television and Team Detroit for their hard work and In the report that follows, we highlight four of the capital – endowment – as an important resource for our building endowment with us. These organizations work dedication in raising the public’s awareness of the central attributes of the Community Foundation: vision, region. Indeed, in the face of a challenging economy, the with us because they understand the importance of expiring credits. We are grateful to the many donors who innovation, permanence and our regional focus. We importance of endowment has been evident to all. It building endowment to provide permanent income that chose to take advantage of the credits to support the invite you to learn about some of the program has been heartening to witness our region’s continued will help sustain their work in good times and in bad. nonprofit organizations that are working to improve the investments that we believe illustrate how we carry out generosity, as caring people support the community and quality of life in our region and across Michigan. Our partnership with the Max M. and Marjorie S. Fisher our mission. Above all, we want to thank you for your the causes they care about. As we see the signs of better Foundation, the Community Foundation Challenge– Looking ahead to 2012, we invite you to join us on Mode generosity and determination to make southeast times ahead, we are proud to continue our service to this Emergency Food & Shelter, wrapped up this year with a Shift: Move Together, www.wearemodeshift.org, our Michigan a better place for all its residents. You inspire giving community and to support the many promising series of educational programs to help the staff and just-launched online hub that engages people in helping us and support our work in countless ways. Thank you. activities that are moving our region forward. board members of emergency food and shelter providers to create more connected and livable communities. In 2011, the Community Foundation authorized more from across the region learn to be more effective in Mode Shift offers valuable news and information on Grant Authorizations per year than $49 million, through more than 2,800 grants, to raising funds from individuals. Hundreds of people topics ranging from urban planning and public health to ($ in millions)
support a wide range of charitable activities. Our assets attended these training programs, which helped street$60 design, biking safety, social equality issues and at year-end totaled more than $565 million. We thank our nonprofits learn to compensate for declining levels of transportation$55 legislation. It also offers a Take Action Mariam C. Noland Allan D. Gilmour donors for providing more than $32 million in new gifts state and federal support by becoming more adept at Toolkit$50 that allows site visitors and members to directly President Chair and for establishing 36 new funds. raising money from individuals. For those organizations, connect$45 with each other and take specific actions to securing gifts from new sources is an ongoing challenge impact$40 the communities in which they live. Strong investment performance also contributed to our $35 in these uncertain times. growth. In a year of continued volatility in the financial We$30 would like to thank the extraordinary trustees of the markets, the Community Foundation’s endowment Our year-end education campaign about the expiring Community$25 Foundation for their valuable expertise and $20 investment performance ranked first nationwide in state charitable tax credits resulted in a significant guidance. We express our special thanks to Anthony F. $15 comparison to similar-sized community foundation increase of contributions — not only to the Community Earley Jr. and James D. Farley, who completed their $10 peers – reflecting, in part, the strength and discipline Foundation, but to other charities, as well. Over the years, service$5 in 2011. And we are also grateful for the hard work
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2011 Highlights Grant Authorizations per year Asset Value per year ($ in millions) ($ in millions) • The Community Foundation and its affiliates $60 $600 received more than $32 million in new gifts. $55 $500 $450 • Donors established 36 new funds. $50 $400 $45 • The Foundation distributed more than $49 million, $350 $40 $300 through more than 2,800 grants, to a wide range of $35 $250 charitable activities. $30 $200 $25 • By the close of 2011, the Foundation had awarded $150 $20 $100 more than $500 million in more than 40,000 grants $15 $50 since its founding. $10 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 $5
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96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 About the Foundation Board of Trustees Former Trustees
The Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan was founded in 1984 by a visionary Board of Trustees. Now, The success of the Community Foundation is a direct result of the leadership and active participation of our Trustees. as then, the Board is comprised of civic leaders who represent the breadth, depth and diversity of the communities We recognize the hard work and dedication of Trustees, past and present, who have led the Community Foundation
About the Foundation we serve. with a strong vision: to improve the quality of life for all people in southeast Michigan.
Chair Gerard M. Anderson Steven K. Hamp David K. Page Wendell W. Anderson Jr. Yousif Ghafari Eddie R. Munson Allan D. Gilmour President and COO, Civic Leader Partner, President, DTE Energy Resources Group Honigman Miller Schwartz Thomas V. Angott Sr. Walter R. Greene Daniel T. Murphy David M. Hempstead Wayne State University and Cohn LLP Michael E. Bannister Partner, The Hon. Dennis W. Archer Elliott S. Hall William J. O’Brien III Vice Chair Chairman and CEO, Bodman PLC Cynthia J. Pasky Ford Motor Credit Company, President and CEO, The Hon. Trudy DunCombe Archer David M. Handleman Sr. Sandra E. Pierce Alfred R. Glancy III William M. Hermann Strategic Staffing Solutions Inc. Executive Chairman, and Executive Vice President, Partner, Donald J. Atwood David B. Hecker Heinz C. Prechter Unico Investment Group LLC Ford Motor Company Plante & Moran PLLC William F. Pickard The Hon. Richard H. Austin David B. Hermelin Ellen V. Price Seattle, WA Chairman and CEO, Albert M. Berriz George G. Johnson Global Automotive Alliance Vice Chair CEO, Managing Director, Don H. Barden William K. Howenstein Douglas J. Rasmussen Alan E. Schwartz McKinley Inc. George Johnson & Company Glenda D. Price Jon E. Barfield Carole Leigh Hutton Dean E. Richardson Partner, President Emeritus, Penny B. Blumenstein Eric B. Larson Honigman Miller Schwartz Civic Leader Marygrove College Norma C. Barfield Rick Inatome The Hon. Victoria A. Roberts and Cohn LLP President and CEO, Thomas C. Buhl Larson Realty Group David T. Provost William Beckham Jr. Chacona W. Johnson The Hon. Henry William Saad Vice Chair First Vice President Investments, Chairman and CEO, David Baker Lewis Michael J. Brenner R.I. Jervis Jones Edgar A. Scribner Barbara C. Van Dusen Wells Fargo Advisors Talmer Bank and Trust Civic Leader Senior Partner, Andrew L. Camden Lewis & Munday PC John Rakolta Jr. William C. Brooks The Hon. Damon J. Keith W. Warren Shelden Founding Chair Managing Director, Chairman and CEO, John D. Lewis Mrs. Philip Caldwell Mrs. Charles Kessler Neal Shine Joseph L. Hudson Jr. Walbridge J.P. Morgan Managing Director, Trustee, Anne C. Colone Thomas I. Klein Howard F. Sims Hudson-Webber Foundation Ahmad Chebbani Donnelly Penman and Partners Jack A. Robinson President, Chairman, Henry W. Lim Keith E. Crain Richard P. Kughn F. Alan Smith Secretary OMNEX Corp. The JAR Group LLC W. Frank Fountain Chair, Department of Julie Fisher Cummings Robert C. Larson Roger B. Smith Chairman, Matthew P. Cullen Dermatology, and Senior Vice Pamela Rodgers Walter P. Chrysler Museum President and COO, President, Academic Affairs, President, Tarik S. Daoud Kathleen McCree Lewis Frank D. Stella Rock Ventures LLC Henry Ford Hospital Rodgers Chevrolet Inc. Foundation, Mrs. Stanley R. Day John E. Lobbia Peter W. Stroh Chrysler LLC Paul R. Dimond Dana M. Locniskar William W. Shelden Jr. Robert A. DeAlexandris Ben C. Maibach III Joel D. Tauber Treasurer Counsel, Managing Director – President, Michael T. Monahan Miller, Canfield, Paddock Investments, Elizabeth, Allan and Warren The Hon. James H. Dingeman Conrad L. Mallett Jr. A. Alfred Taubman President, and Stone PLC Merrill Lynch Private Banking Shelden Fund and Investment Group Walter E. Douglas Sr. Richard A. Manoogian The Hon. Anna Diggs Taylor Monahan Enterprises LLC Deborah I. Dingell Gary Torgow Program and Distribution President, Florine Mark President, Anthony F. Earley Jr. Ronald P. Marcinelli Peter P. Thurber Committee Chair D2 Strategies President, CEO and Sterling Group Chairman of the Board, C. Rupert Edwards David N. McCammon James L. Tolley Vivian Day Stroh Irma B. Elder Reginald M. Turner The WW Group Inc. Civic Leader CEO, Attorney, George C. Eshelman Walter J. McCarthy Jr. Tom Turner Elder Automotive Group Jack Martin Clark Hill PLC Trustees James D. Farley Amy McCombs William P. Vititoe Chairman, John M. Erb Dale L. Watchowski Frederick M. Adams Jr. Martin, Arrington, Desai Charles T. Fisher III Alonzo L. McDonald President, President, CEO and COO, Jonathan T. Walton Chairman – Michigan, & Meyers PC Fred A. and Barbara M. Erb Redico Northern Trust Bank Max M. Fisher F. James McDonald Joan B. Warren Family Foundation Edward J. Miller Mary H. Weiser Terence E. Adderley Vice Chairman, Walter B. Ford II Richard L. Measelle James R. Waterston David T. Fischer Civic Leader Chairman of the Board, Detroit Investment Fund Chairman and CEO, William C. Ford Jr. Theodore H. Mecke Jr. Thomas S. Wilson Kelly Services Inc. Sean K. Werdlow The Suburban Collection Eugene A. Miller Managing Director, Mrs. William Clay Ford Heath J Meriwether Stanley J. Winkelman Maggie A. Allesee Retired Chairman and CEO, Phillip Wm. Fisher Siebert Branford Shank Civic Leader Comerica Incorporated Founder, & Co. LLC Darrel W. Francis Kenneth E. Millard Mrs. R. Alexander Wrigley Barbara E. Allushuski Mission Throttle James B. Nicholson Ken Whipple George F. Francis III Jane E. Moeller Martin B. Zimmerman President, Great Lakes Regional President and CEO, Jenice C. Mitchell Ford Chairman, Headquarters, PVS Chemicals Inc. Ralph J. Gerson Senior Counsel, Korn/Ferry International Right Management Clark Hill PLC Bruce E. Nyberg Civic Leader
4 5 Sweet Dreamzzz Detroit East Side Community Revitalization Program Programs and Grants Support for the development, implementation and evaluation Support for community revitalization efforts in the of an early childhood sleep education program...... $40,000 near-east side neighborhoods of Detroit...... $160,534
Through our grantmaking, the Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan seeks to build a stronger, more Detroit Chamber Winds and Strings Ecorse Public Schools competitive region by encouraging regional thinking and cooperation, fostering innovation and creative solutions, and Support for outreach and audience Support for instructional personnel and development initiatives...... $67,900 after-school activities...... $250,000 leveraging additional resources for area organizations and communities. Detroit Educational Television Foundation Edsel and Eleanor Ford House In 2011, we awarded more than $49 million to a wide range of charitable organizations and activities. On the following Support for a special production of Making Music Support for a summer concert series with Programs and Grants pages you will find a small sample of the nearly 2,800 grants made by the Community Foundation last year. Many with the DSO...... $25,000 the Detroit Symphony Orchestra...... $50,000 grants responded to the current pressing needs of our community, funding the vital work of many of the region’s Detroit Institute for Children Evangelical Homes of Michigan charitable organizations. Support for general operations...... $45,000 Support for general operations...... $80,000 Detroit Neighborhood Fund Focus: HOPE The Community Foundation also continues to invest in long-term positive regional change through multiyear initiatives Support for Generation of Promise, a diversity that target specific issues such as the GreenWays Initiative and the New Economy Initiative for Southeast Michigan. We Detroit Economic Growth Corp. awareness and leadership development program...... $22,500 Programs and Grants Programs Support for the purchase of the Dequindre Cut North... $5,000 bring together dollars, knowledge and expertise from local and national sources to strategically focus on challenges FSG Inc. and opportunities in the region. Detroit Neighborhood Fund Support for annual membership...... $7,860 Support for program activities to strengthen neighborhoods on Detroit’s near-east side...... $20,567 Gleaners Community Food Bank of Southeastern Michigan Support for the Kids Helping Kids Invest Detroit Foundation programs in Detroit...... $10,000 Access to Recreation Council on Foundations Support for the development of a mixed-use Support for annual membership...... $40,000 development plan for the east riverfront...... $50,000 Global Exchange Urban Neighborhood Initiatives Support for the development of the Green Economy Support for the enhancement of a universally Covenant Community Care Inc. Detroit Regional Chamber Foundation Inc. Leadership Training program in Highland Park, Mich. .... $20,000 accessible playground at Carl Weiss Park...... $5,000 Support for the expansion of a dental program for Support for the Adopt A Park campaign...... $5,000 homeless children and their families in Detroit...... $50,000 Goodwill Industries of Greater Detroit American Civil Liberties Union Fund of Michigan Support for activities related to the Support for general operations...... $50,000 Support for educational equity, legal protection Detroit Auto Dealers Association Charitable Talent Dividend contest...... $10,000 Grace Episcopal Church for immigrants, and court reform programs in Foundation Fund Detroit RiverFront Conservancy Inc. Support for general operations...... $20,000 southeast Michigan...... $50,000 Arts & Scraps Support for public space maintenance...... $300,000 American Lung Association of Michigan Support for creative learning sessions to be integrated GreenWays Initiative Support for general operations...... $25,000 into the Ronald Brown Academy school curriculum..... $10,000 Detroit Safe Communities Collaborative City of Ecorse ArtServe Michigan Baldwin Center Inc. Detroit Safe Communities Collaborative Support for Envision Ecorse, a plan to integrate Support for a strategic communications project to Support for a program to provide and Support for enhanced services for previously greenways planning into a new vision for the city...... $20,000 promote the arts in Michigan...... $75,000 encourage physical education and fitness incarcerated individuals, to improve the safety Council of Michigan Foundations activities for school-aged youth...... $40,000 of Detroit neighborhoods...... $25,296 Automation Alley Fund Support for the Michigan Land Use Funders Group...... $1,000 Support for the Adams Entrepreneurial Easter Seals–Michigan Inc. Matrix Human Services Funders Network for Smart Growth and Fellowship Program...... $955,200 Support to expand speech, language and occupational Support for the Welcome Home Osborn annual Livable Communities therapy services for children with disabilities...... $40,000 report and community meeting...... $8,000 buildOn Inc. Support for annual membership...... $1,000 Support for the expansion of an after-school program Leslie Science and Nature Center Detroit Symphony Orchestra Inc. The Greening of Detroit in 13 metropolitan Detroit high schools...... $25,000 Support for a hands-on science and math program Support for the Civic Youth Ensembles and the Support for the Detroit greenways using birds of prey for at-risk youth...... $30,000 Power of Dreams music education program...... $300,000 CHASS Health and Social Service Center maintenance project...... $171,000 Support for a managed care coordinator...... $50,000 Macomb–Oakland Regional Center Inc. Downtown Detroit Partnership Inc. The GreenWays Initiative Support for a therapeutic horseback riding program Support for public space maintenance...... $350,000 Support for program activities to develop a Child Abuse and Neglect Council of Oakland County for children and youth with special needs...... $30,000 system of greenways in southeast Michigan...... $226,538 Support for the implementation of the Oakland East Side Community Revitalization Program County Prevention Partnership...... $92,000 Northeast Guidance Center Macomb County Support for a mental health professional to Detroit Economic Growth Association Corporation for Supportive Housing Support for the construction of a pedestrian trail provide services to at-risk children...... $40,000 Support for the completion of the Neighborhood Support for a program for frequent users of and the expansion of the riverfront boardwalk...... $75,000 Typology Analysis; development and implementation emergency services in order to break their cycle of SAE International Inc. of a communications strategy; and logistics for Midtown Detroit Inc. homelessness, hospitalization and incarceration...... $45,000 Support for an engineering, science, technology and stakeholder summits for the Detroit Works project..... $50,000 Support for the construction of phase two mathematics summer camp for underserved youth..... $40,000 Council of Michigan Foundations of the Midtown Loop...... $875,000 Support for annual membership...... $16,200
6 7 Southwest Detroit Business Association Inc. Helping Others Through Partnership and Education Initiative for a Competitive Inner City Livingston County Catholic Charities Support for pre-development engineering for (HOPE) Fund Support for a comprehensive inventory and Support to establish a foster care the Southwest Detroit Greenway phase three...... $60,000 Support for program activities of The HOPE Fund...... $70,810 analysis of urban agriculture in Detroit...... $20,000 and adoption program...... $10,000
HOPE Fund Michigan AIDS Coalition Institute for Educational Leadership Inc. Mariners Inn Support for leadership training for Support for technical assistance for the Support for a peer mentoring program...... $30,000 Affirmations Lesbian and Gay Community Center LGBT youth of color...... $25,000 Youth Violence Prevention Initiative...... $75,000 Support for the development of a Michigan Masonic Home new strategic plan...... $25,000 Nonprofit Enterprise at Work Jefferson East Inc. Support for general operations...... $5,000 Support to organize and facilitate two convenings of Support for an economic development analysis Michigan Nonprofit Association American Civil Liberties Union Fund of Michigan HOPE Fund grantees serving LGBTQ youth of color.... $2,400 of the Detroit Marina Industrial District...... $80,000 Programs and Grants Support to educate and advocate on behalf Support for annual membership...... $790 of LGBT seniors in southeast Michigan...... $10,000 Oakland University Jewish Community Center of Metropolitan Detroit Support for a Sexual Orientation and Gender Support for the Legacy Project, a creative and Michigan State University Support for KICK’s attendance at the Identity Regional Conference for K-12 educators...... $5,000 performing arts program to foster tolerance and Support for an introductory music training program 21st LGBT Executive Director’s Institute...... $1,800 diversity in high school aged youth...... $51,960 at the Community Music School – Detroit...... $40,000 Ozone House Inc. Eastern Michigan University Foundation Support for training for youth-serving organizations Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute Michigan’s Children Support for theatrical performances about Support for the Great Start for a Programs and Grants Programs to better respond to the needs of LGBT youth...... $10,000 Support for innovative cancer treatment and patient support LGBTQ youth as a learning tool for middle services for uninsured and underinsured patients...... $15,000 Greater Michigan campaign...... $25,000 and high school teachers and staff...... $8,000 Ruth Ellis Center Inc. Support to train LGBTQ youth of color to promote Kellogg Civic Leadership Initiative Midtown Detroit Inc. Equality Michigan positive change in the child welfare system...... $40,000 Support for the development of civic Support for public space maintenance...... $250,000 Support for a collaborative project to develop leadership programs...... $126,235 Support for charitable purposes, with a preference and distribute an LGBTQ toolkit for 400 faith HP Devco Inc. for use on executive leadership development groups, on behalf of the Michigan Unitarian Support for planning to acquire and rehabilitate Lawrence Technological University opportunities, in recognition of the Mariam C. Noland Universalist Social Justice Network...... $10,700 abandoned homes in Highland Park, Mich...... $50,000 Support for the leadership mentoring component of Award for Nonprofit Leadership...... $10,000 Support to develop and launch a new website...... $20,000 the University Partners Student Leadership Program...... $22,105 Independent Sector New Detroit Inc. Support for a board member of color to Support for annual membership...... $15,000 Lions Hearing Center of Michigan Support for general operations...... $150,000 attend the Creating Change Conference...... $1,450 Support for follow-up care for infants that fail initial hearing screenings...... $14,700
Vision BOOM! The New Economy — Entrepreneurial Training for Baby Boomers As one of the region’s premier business accelerators and incubators, TechTown was The Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan well-positioned to respond to a Community Foundation request for a program tailored has the ability — and the responsibility — to envision to the needs of displaced workers over the age of 55. They created a program called BOOM! The New Economy to provide training and mentoring to help people launch what is possible, and then to make it happen. We “encore careers” as entrepreneurs, and to identify many creative and fulfilling have a vision of healthier children, more beautiful alternatives to traditional retirement. The program also advocates for
VISION parks and greenways, more connected communities “generational diversity” in the workplace, and matches older and a stronger economy. That is why the Community professionals with internships at companies started by young Foundation supports programs and initiatives that entrepreneurs. require foresight, commitment and perseverance. Learn more about encore careers. We work with our partners to bring extraordinary things to pass, one step at a time. Midtown Greenway Loop The nearly two-mile Midtown Loop Greenway, now in its second phase of construction, connects some of Detroit’s leading cultural and educational institutions with walkways featuring raised plantings, unique lighting, public art and safer pedestrian crossways. When complete, the Midtown Loop will be part of more than eight miles of uninterrupted, landscaped greenways running from Wayne State University to Belle Isle. Supported by the Community Foundation’s GreenWays Initiative, this project is just one example of the Foundation’s long-term vision to improve the quality of life in southeast Michigan.
8 9 New Economy Initiative Michigan Opportunities and Resources for Southwest Housing Solutions Corp. Regents of the University of Michigan Entrepreneurs Program (MORE) Support for the Earn and Learn Program, targeting Support for the America Reads tutoring program...... $56,000 Ann Arbor SPARK Foundation Support for the development of InsYght, a unemployed men in the cities of Detroit, Support for the children’s clinical and community Support for the Accelerate Michigan Innovation comprehensive catalogue and delivery system Highland Park and Hamtramck...... $2,000,000 outreach programs of the Food Allergy Center...... $50,000 Competition 2011, to encourage entrepreneur of resources available to entrepreneurs...... $250,000 business development and venture capital Wayne State University Research & Technology Park School District of River Rouge investment in southeast Michigan...... $250,000 Michigan State University (TechTown) Support for the implementation of a Support for the University Research Corridor Support for planning and development performing arts project...... $250,000 Automation Alley Fund to connect international students to businesses of the NextWater Innovation Factory...... $30,000 Support for the Annual Collaboration for Entrepreneurship in southeast Michigan...... $450,000 Support for expansion of the TechTown campus.... $5,900,000 Scholarships (ACE 11), to promote the development of the Programs and Grants region’s high-growth technology ventures...... $2,000 New Economy Initiative Support for project management within TechTown Bloomfield Hills School District Support for speeding the transition of southeast associated with the Innovation Network activities...... $90,000 Support from the Robert C.J. Traub Memorial Scholarship City Connect Detroit Inc. Michigan to a knowledge-based economy...... $1,400,787 Support for the planning and development for the funding of four scholarship awards...... $5,263 Support for data services related to the evaluation Support for the development of the of the Blue Economy Center Network...... $60,000 of the New Economy Initiative...... $15,000 Innovation Network Strategy...... $793,945 Cary Moore Memorial Scholarship Program Support for one scholarship award Detroit Regional Chamber Foundation Inc. New Urban Learning Support for culture change activities that promote for postsecondary education...... $1,863 Programs and Grants Programs Support for phase three of the entrepreneurship in southeast Michigan...... $601,960 Support for college persistence and retention Global Detroit project...... $38,250 programs for graduates of University Preparatory and Case Western Reserve University PolicyLink University Preparatory Math and Science academies...... $50,000 Support for the Michigan Security Network to build a Support from the Evangeline Sheibley Hyett Endowment Support for the design and implementation cyber security pilot project and host a cyber summit Fund to provide scholarships for students attending of the Innovation Network...... $215,250 Operation Graduation in partnership with the state of Michigan...... $188,700 Support for general operations of the the Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences...... $6,099 Support for phase four of the Global Detroit project.... $11,750 Regents of the University of Michigan Jalen Rose Leadership Academy...... $10,000 Chelsea School District Support for the Revitalization and Business: Support for research on global firm attraction Support from the Brewster E. and Emily C. Peabody Fund Focus Detroit conference...... $15,000 Playworks Education Energized and to fund a final phase of activity of the Support for a physical activity and play for scholarship awards for postsecondary education.....$9,667 Global Detroit project...... $375,000 Southeast Michigan Community Alliance program in Detroit elementary schools...... $25,000 Chippewa Valley Schools Support for a regional collaborative of community Support from the Sanford W. and Elaine E. Feig colleges and workforce boards to create a The Purple Rose Theatre Company Support for the new play development partnership Fund to provide scholarship awards for comprehensive and cohesive system for talent postsecondary education...... $1,014 and workforce development...... $1,500,000 with the Chelsea District Library...... $8,030
Detroit Symphony Orchestra Extends its Reach Baldwin Stars’ Fit for Life Program Promotes Healthier Children The Detroit Symphony Orchestra (DSO) is one of southeast Michigan’s premier For the first time in history, many children in our region are not expected to live as long cultural institutions, widely recognized for its performances and innovative as their parents. A key reason for this forecast is the fact that obesity has become an educational outreach. Support from the Community Foundation is helping the DSO epidemic. As an early leader in the fight against childhood obesity, the Community realize its vision of offering all residents of the region access to world-class arts and Foundation supports projects that get children moving and encourage them to pursue cultural experiences. To their ambitious schedule of live performances in historic healthier lifestyles. A grant from the Community Foundation’s Detroit Auto Dealers Orchestra Hall and satellite concerts throughout Wayne, Oakland and Macomb Association Charitable Foundation Fund is helping the Baldwin Center in Pontiac create Fireworks and music vision counties, DSO musicians have added education programs in the schools, developed a comprehensive physical fitness program for the nearly 200 school-aged children in from a 2011 concert a heightened profile on public television, and created a new digital initiative that its care each week. Guided by the latest research from Oakland and Michigan State at the Edsel and delivers meaningful online experiences to audiences worldwide. universities, the Baldwin Center is helping children buck the trend of inactivity by making Eleanor Ford House. exercise a habit that can last their whole lives.
Planning Study for East Side “Work and Play” Marina District Promoting a vision of what is possible can lead to change. For decades, the Detroit riverfront was industrialized and inaccessible to residents. Nearly 10 years ago, the Community Foundation supported planning for the now heavily used Detroit RiverWalk. Farther east on the Detroit River is a 1.5-mile riverfront area, called the Marina Industrial District, which has great potential for development. A Community Foundation grant is helping the East Jefferson Corridor Collaborative and other community groups create a comprehensive plan that blends and balances a mix of industrial, residential and recreational districts so that the area will become a great place to live, work and play.
10 11 Cornerstone Schools Association Virgil K. Lobring Scholarship Program Wayne State University Southwest Housing Solutions Corp. Support from the Renaissance of Values Scholarship Support for one scholarship award for Support from the Dennis W. Archer Fund Support for the expansion and development of the Fund for one-time funding for needy students...... $1,531 postsecondary education...... $1,500 for scholarship awards...... $55,000 Harriet Tubman Center Youth Voice project...... $35,000
Dearborn Public Schools Macomb County Community College Foundation Support from the Donald P. Durocher Public Relations Special Dreams Farm Support from the Charles E. Lomas Memorial Scholarship Support from the Sanford W. and Elaine E. Feig Education Fund for two scholarship awards...... $1,731 Support for the expansion of a farm-based training Fund to provide scholarships for students who are Fund for scholarship awards...... $6,081 Support from the Evangeline Sheibly Hyett Fund program for adults with special needs...... $25,000 pursuing degrees in the field of education...... $625 for scholarship awards for social work students...... $6,099 Mason Consolidated Schools St. John Providence Health System Detroit Economic Club Scholarship Fund Support from the Reighard Family Memorial Scholarship Fund Support from the Sanford W. and Elaine E. Feig Support for an ALGO Newborn Hearing Fund for scholarship awards...... $6,081 Support for six scholarship awards for a scholarship award at Erie Mason High School...... $500 Screener for the Holley Institute...... $18,500 Programs and Grants for postsecondary education...... $12,000 Support from the Ronald A. Haughton Michigan State University Fund for scholarship awards for Detroit-based St. John’s–St. Luke Evangelical United Church of Christ Detroit Tigers Willie Horton Scholarship Program Support from the Donald P. Durocher Public Relations high school graduates...... $788 Support for general operations...... $20,000 Support for one scholarship award for Education Fund for one scholarship award...... $656 postsecondary education...... $5,000 Support from the PRSA Detroit Education St. Louis Center for Exceptional Children and Adults Support from the Gerald Lundy Memorial Fund for one scholarship award...... $1,541 Support for the Fitness for Life program...... $25,000 Dick DePaolis Memorial Scholarship Program Scholarship Fund for one scholarship award...... $656 Western Michigan University Starfish Family Services Programs and Grants Programs Support for one scholarship award for Support from the PRSA Detroit Education postsecondary education...... $500 Fund for one scholarship award...... $230 Support from the Dennis W. Archer Fund Support for a program to assist pregnant for scholarship awards...... $55,000 women and mothers of infants who are at Everest Academy Mount Clemens Community School District high risk for maternal depression...... $150,000 Support from the Renaissance of Values Scholarship Support from the Sanford W. and Elaine E. Feig Fund Westran Insurance Scholarship Foundation Fund for one-time funding for needy students...... $1,531 for scholarship awards for postsecondary education.....$1,014 Support for scholarship awards for students Teach for America Inc. interested in the insurance industry...... $12,035 Support to develop a teaching corps in City of Ferndale School District Ordoñez Family Scholarship Program Detroit public, charter and private schools...... $50,000 Support from the Lorraine E. Giles Scholarship Support for four scholarship awards for Coleman A. Young Foundation Fund for scholarships for students pursuing postsecondary education...... $10,000 Support for one scholarship award for Trinity Health–Michigan higher education in mathematics or related postsecondary education...... $13,000 Support for facilitator training for a youth substance subjects such as chemistry and physics...... $1,032 Otis M. Smith Scholarship Program abuse prevention program in Chelsea, Mich...... $8,015 Support for three scholarship awards for Senior Engagement Program Robert Holmes Scholarship Program postsecondary education...... $9,000 United Methodist Retirement Communities Inc. Support for four scholarship awards for Grantmakers in Aging Support for a local 5K race to promote postsecondary education...... $4,000 George L. Palmer Scholarship Fund Support for annual membership...... $700 Chelsea and community wellness...... $2,845 Support for one scholarship award for Howell Public Schools postsecondary education...... $800 Transportation Riders United Inc. VINA Community Dental Center Support from the Beta Sigma Iota Fund for the Support for the expansion of the Support for the expansion of the dental clinic serving Anna C. Guttrich scholarship for students Plante & Moran Sons and Daughters Scholarship Program Senior Mobility Project...... $50,000 residents who have limited access to dental care...... $10,000 entering medical education programs...... $346 Support for 10 scholarship awards for postsecondary education...... $20,000 Wayne State University Research & Technology Park VSA Michigan Support for the Bernie Gibbons Humanitarian Scholarship (TechTown) Support to expand the Artists-In-Residence programs Award and the Paul Bennett/Bernie Gibbons Athletic Renaissance of Values Scholarship Program Support for the expansion of the to elementary and middle school students...... $60,000 Award for postsecondary education...... $1,817 Support for two scholarship awards for BOOM! The New Economy collaborative...... $60,000 postsecondary education...... $12,000 Women’s Caring Program James 2:17 Scholarship Program Services for Older Citizens Inc. Support for a program to improve child care provider Support for one scholarship award for Jeptha Wade Schureman Scholarship Program Support for the expansion of home care quality in Oakland and Monroe counties...... $50,000 postsecondary education...... $2,000 Support for 13 scholarship awards for services programs for frail older adults...... $50,000 postsecondary education...... $97,500 Youth Development Commission Chris M. Kurzweil Scholarship Program Shelter Association of Washtenaw Support for the maintenance of specific Detroit Support for one scholarship award for Southern Wayne County Regional Chamber Support for the Bridge to the Future initiative, city parks through the PARK Program...... $100,000 postsecondary education...... $8,000 Scholarship Program to transition the organization from public Youth Investment Fund Support for three scholarship awards for funding to individual support...... $150,000 L’Anse Creuse Public Schools postsecondary education...... $3,000 Support for the development of youth Support from the Sanford W. and Elaine E. Feig Fund Shriners Hospitals for Children leadership programs...... $103,593 for scholarship awards for postsecondary education.....$ 1,013 Treasurer Meisner Financial Literacy Contest Fund Support for general operations...... $50,000 Support for six awards for financial Lawrence Technological University literacy contest winners...... $5,000 Sickle Cell Disease Association of America Inc. Support from the Lawrence Technological Michigan Chapter University Endowment Fund for scholarship awards.... $15,244 Enrico and Marie Vespa Scholarship Program Support for an education and wellness Support for four scholarship awards for program for children with sickle cell disease...... $55,000 Imelda “Mel” and Ralph LeMar Scholarship Program postsecondary education...... $10,000 Support for one scholarship award for Silver Maples of Chelsea postsecondary education...... $750 Washington Local School District Support for a free concert series for seniors...... $12,000 Support from the Reighard Family Memorial Scholarship Fund for a scholarship award at Toledo Whitmer High School...... $500
12 13 Arts and Cultural Participation Endowment Fund Brooks Family Endowment Fund Funds of the Foundation Created in 1997 through the Southeastern Michigan Community This fund was established in 1998 with a gift from Mr. and Mrs. Partnership for Cultural Participation, this fund supports William C. Brooks, to perpetuate their commitment to the programs and activities that enhance audience participation. betterment of the community. The founders of the Community Foundation believed it was important to build a strong, vibrant southeast Michigan for both current residents and for generations to come. They knew that pooling the professional and financial resources Charles Shirley Avery Fund Sue Anne Brorby Fund This unrestricted fund was established in 1991 with a $2.6 million The Women and Children’s Sanctuary established this fund of the community would foster the innovation and creative solutions needed to improve the quality of life for all people gift from the termination of the Charles Shirley Avery Trust. in 1993 in memory of Sr. Sue Anne Brorby. The fund provides throughout the region. For more than 27 years, caring and civic-minded individuals, families and organizations have support to organizations serving homeless women and children. Suzanne L. and Raymond Baber Jr. Fund for GreenWays established more than 900 funds at the Community Foundation to do just that. Mr. and Mrs. Baber established this fund to support the Buhl Memorial Endowment Fund development and maintenance of greenways, parks and The family of Theodore D. Buhl created this fund, acquired The funds of the Community Foundation reflect the varied wishes of their founders— whether the fund is a permanent recreation areas in southeast Michigan. through the Detroit Community Trust, to support the Theodore endowment or a donor advised fund reflecting a donor’s current interests. Many endowment funds provide lasting D. Buhl Memorial Building of Harper Hospital, which provided Morris and Beverly Baker Fund support for a charitable cause or specific organization, while others provide the Community Foundation with flexibility medical services to the medically indigent. In order to Beverly Baker established this fund in 2003 to support a cello perpetuate the charitable intent of the founders of this fund, the to meet the region’s ever-changing needs and seize important opportunities that arise throughout southeast Michigan. position at the Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival. endowment supports post-hospitalization outpatient medical services for indigent Detroit residents. In all cases, these funds help to connect those who care with causes that matter. Our Board, volunteers and staff honor Mary A. Bassett Fund the intent of the donors to the Community Foundation by ensuring that the grants made from each fund follow the Mary A. Bassett created a trust in 1924 to provide for the Bundy Corporation Directors’ Fund charitable relief of elderly women deserving assistance, but William E. Eckhardt, Joseph L. Hudson Jr., John H. McCoy, Funds of the Foundation purposes intended by the founders of these funds — both now and into the future. who would otherwise suffer rather than solicit help. Comerica James F. McDonnell Jr., Robert M. Surdam, Paul R. Trigg Jr. Bank, trustee of the Mary A. Bassett Trust, transferred the trust A contribution of $100,000 created this unrestricted fund in 1988 and created this fund in 1996 to carry out Ms. Bassett’s original to permanently recognize the service of these retired directors charitable wishes. of the Bundy Corp. board. Maggie A. Allesee Fund Named Funds William J. Beckham Jr. Fund for Children and Youth John D. Butler, M.D. and Charlita W. Butler Fund In 2002, Maggie Allesee established this fund to support a wide The family and friends of Bill Beckham established this memorial Donors may establish a named fund as a legacy of variety of charitable organizations and activities throughout This fund, established in 1998, perpetuates the Butler family’s fund in 2000. The fund supports charitable organizations and commitment to assist six charitable organizations located in
Funds of the Foundation southeast Michigan. their commitment to the community or to a particular activities that serve the interests of children and youth in Wayne Michigan, Pennsylvania and Tennessee. cause. Donors who desire no public recognition of their Rolf Amundson Fund County. James A. Campbell Fund charitable giving can also use named funds to protect This endowment provides support for programs benefiting Albert M. Berriz Family Fund the environment, scholarships for low-income students, and This fund was established in 1997 with a gift from the estate of their anonymity. Whatever the donor’s wish, creating a Albert M. Berriz established this fund in 2010 to provide James A. Campbell, former longtime president of the Detroit activities that contribute to our region’s quality of life. permanent, flexible support for charitable organizations and named fund at the Community Foundation is simple and Tigers Baseball organization. Anderson Fund activities throughout southeast Michigan. takes little time. The results, however, will last forever. Cancer Loan Closet Fund A supporting organization of the Community Foundation since Penny and Harold Blumenstein Fund The Cancer Loan Closet Foundation established this fund in 1991, the Anderson Fund became an unrestricted endowment This fund, established by Penny and Harold Blumenstein in AAA Michigan Fund in 2007. The Anderson Fund continues the charitable vision of 2008 to support public charities in southeast Michigan that 2002, provides flexible, permanent support for charitable are engaged in cancer cure, prevention, education, care, Michigan’s automobile association committed $100,000 in 1987 Wendell W. Anderson Jr. and John W. Anderson II as a lasting organizations and activities throughout southeast Michigan. rehabilitation, and providing aid and comfort to cancer patients to create this flexible fund. testament to the family’s philanthropic commitment to southeast Michigan. Penny and Harold Blumenstein Fund for GreenWays and their families. Access to Recreation Endowment Fund Penny and Harold Blumenstein established this fund in 2002 to Clarence and Grace Chamberlin Fund for the Foundation This fund supports charitable programs and projects that Sara Kathryn Bracken Anderson Fund support the development and maintenance of greenways, parks for Exceptional Children increase access to recreation activities in southeast Michigan. A bequest of $100,000 provides support to the Barbara Ann and recreation areas in southeast Michigan. Karmanos Cancer Institute and the United Way for Southeastern This endowment supports the Foundation for Exceptional Ann and Carman Adams Fund Michigan. Frederick D. Bornman Fund Children, currently a program of the Judson Center Inc. M. Ann Adams established this fund with a distribution from Nearly $300,000 from the estate of Frederick D. Bornman Choral Performance Fund the M. Ann Adams Trust, to provide support to charities that Thomas V. and Nancy J. Angott Endowment Fund established this fund in 1991. It supports charitable activities in In 1999, Ilaine Lorber Packman established this permanent fund enable individuals to lead productive lives and contribute to the This fund was established in 1992 to perpetuate the Angott the city of Detroit. to support choral music performances in southeast Michigan betterment of society. family’s commitment to assist a wide variety of charitable activities throughout southeast Michigan. Russell A. Bowman Memorial Fund by organizations with a Jewish connection; a Jewish composer, Donna W. Adams Scholarship Fund director or conductor; or a Jewish program content/theme. This unrestricted fund was created in 1993 in memory of Russell Established under the estate of Ms. Adams, this fund supports Dennis W. Archer Fund A. Bowman by his mother, Elizabeth Lafer Bowman, and many The Chrysler Foundation – Highland Park Endowment Fund scholarships to benefit students who graduate from an identified Established in 2007, this fund supports charitable programs family members and friends. The Chrysler Corporation Fund contributed $250,000 in 1987 to elementary school of the Detroit Public Schools. dedicated to rebuilding urban areas, providing education and guidance to youth, and combating racism and its effects, as well Donna Y. Chew Breeden Memorial Fund create this fund to support projects in the city of Highland Park. Terence E. Adderley Endowment Fund as other charitable activities. This fund, established by Dwayne D. Breeden and Bettye L. Clark Hill Endowment Fund Terrence E. Adderley established this fund in 2009 to support Chew in 2010 in memory of Donna Y. Chew Breeden, supports This fund, established in 1997, provides a lasting legacy in charitable programs and activities benefiting southeast Dennis W. Archer Community Development Fund public charities that provide equine therapy services to adults support of the charitable organizations and activities of the Michigan. This fund was established in 2003 by former Detroit Mayor and children in southeast Michigan and central Maryland. Dennis W. Archer to support charitable activities that improve southeast Michigan region. neighborhoods and the lives of city residents.
14 15 Cohn Family Fund Tarik and Helen Daoud Fund Detroit Salt Fund Sanford W. and Elaine E. Feig Fund The Hon. Avern L. Cohn established this fund in 1993 to provide Tarik and Helen Daoud established this fund in 2000 to provide This fund, established by the Detroit Salt Co. in 2008, Sanford and Elaine Feig established this fund through a continued support for our community for generations to come. flexible support for charitable activities in southeast Michigan for demonstrates their ongoing commitment to help make our charitable remainder trust to support scholarships at Wayne years to come. region a better place to live and work. State University, Macomb Community College, and L’Anse Colony Town Club Fund Creuse, Chippewa Valley and Mount Clemens high schools. This fund was established in 2008 by The Colony Town Club Nancy Davidson Endowment Fund Detroit Tigers Willie Horton Scholarship Fund of Detroit to maintain the organization’s legacy of supporting This fund was established in 2011 by the estate of Nancy The Detroit Tigers Baseball Club established this fund in 2000 George A. and Virginia M. Ferris Foundation Fund charitable organizations and programs in southeast Michigan. Davidson to provide support for charitable organizations and to honor the contributions made by Willie Horton to the Detroit George Ferris established this fund in 1987 to provide college activities benefiting the elderly in southeast Michigan. community, both on and off the field. Each year the fund awards scholarships to the children of hourly employees of Wheeling Comerica Bank Community Economic Development Fund a scholarship to a deserving student at Northwestern High Pittsburgh Steel Corp. Since his death in 1999, Mr. Ferris’ Comerica contributed $500,000 to this permanent endowment, Lynn W. Day Fund School in Detroit, Mr. Horton’s alma mater. generosity lives on through this fund. established in 1991, to provide grants to support neighborhood This fund, established by the Day family in memory of Lynn Day, development projects in select low-income areas of the region. will continue her commitment to the region for generations to Nancy and Robert E. Dewar Fund Thomas Fiedler and Thomas Taylor Endowment for come. Ms. Day was a member of the Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Dewar established this fund in 1994 The HOPE Fund Comerica Bank Culture and Arts Fund Board of Trustees from 1990-1999 and was the secretary of the to provide support for the Coleman Foundation of Hudson, Thomas M. Fiedler and Thomas C. Taylor established this fund Comerica Inc. asked that its 1986 gift of $100,000 be used to Board from 1995-1999. Mich., to assist in residential and educational care for mentally in honor of their parents, brothers and their families. The fund foster culture and the arts. impaired individuals. is in support of charitable organizations that serve the needs Stanley R. Day Family Fund of lesbian, gay and transgender persons throughout southeast Comerica Bank Youth Fund Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R. Day established this fund in 1993 to Herbert and Grace Dow Fund Michigan, in furtherance of the mission of The HOPE Fund. This endowment, established with a gift of $100,000 in 1987, perpetuate their family’s involvement in and support of the Creative ideas and innovative activities in science and
supports youth activities in Detroit. southeast Michigan community. technology are the focus of this fund, created in 1985 with Dorothy Louise Fisher Endowment Fund Funds of the Foundation $500,000 from The Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow Foundation. This fund was established in 2008 by Dorothy Louise Fisher to Community Foundation Fund Dayton-Hudson Corporation Fund support the general charitable purposes of the Detroit Institute Contributors can pool their gifts of any size to support the This endowment fund was established in 1987 with $200,000 Dragun Corporation Fund of Arts, the Detroit Symphony Orchestra and the Capuchin Community Foundation. This fund includes founding from the Dayton-Hudson Department Store Co., Mervyn’s and The Dragun Corp. established this fund in 1992, with a $10,000 Community Center. contributions from Touche Ross and Co. and The Washington Target stores. contribution, to benefit the general charitable purposes of Life Post Co. Challenge of Southeastern Michigan. Dorothy Louise Fisher Fund Shirley Dudek Demmer Memorial Fund Dorothy Louise Fisher established this fund in 2008 to support Endowment Fund for the Community Foundation for William J. Demmer established this fund in memory of his DTE Energy Employee Disaster Relief Fund charitable activities that encourage and develop avenues into
Funds of the Foundation Southeast Michigan Online Platform wife. The fund supports charitable programs and activities that This fund supports public charities providing relief to those the arts and music. This fund also provides support for persons This endowment, established in 2011, provides support for the benefit women and girls in southeast Michigan. individuals and families who are victims of a natural disaster, an in need, helping them to become self-sufficient, independent, online platform — including, but not limited to, online giving — emergency, or an act of terrorism or war. The fund is supported contributing members of society. of the Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan. Dick DePaolis Memorial Scholarship Fund by the caring employees and families of DTE Energy and the Christine Schultz and Stacy Windahl established this fund in DTE Energy Foundation. Max M. and Marjorie S. Fisher Foundation Community Health Endowment Fund 2004 in memory of their father. The fund provides scholarships Endowment Fund for the DIA This fund supports programs to improve the health of young to students attending North Farmington High School. James Pearson Duffy Endowment Fund The Max M. and Marjorie S. Fisher Foundation Inc. established people and seniors. Established under the estate of Mr. Duffy, this fund supports this fund in 2008 to support educational and outreach programs Detroit Auto Dealers Association Charitable Foundation charitable organizations and activities in the southeast Michigan Leo, Eleanore and Ronald Cooney Fund for underserved youth at the Detroit Institute of Arts. Endowment Fund region. This fund was established from the Leo A. Cooney Trust and This fund, established in 1998 by the trade association that Margaret K. and Charles T. Fisher III Endowment Fund benefits the charitable organization maintaining the cemetery represents the greater Detroit auto dealers, supports charitable Donald P. Durocher Public Relations Education Fund This fund, established in 1992 by Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Fisher of the Church of Notre Dame in Schuylerville, N.Y., and other organizations and activities that improve the quality of life in This memorial fund, established in 1997, supports public III, demonstrates their ongoing commitment to help make our public charities. southeast Michigan, with a particular interest in projects that relations educational programs throughout the service area of region a better place to live and work. benefit children and youth. the Public Relations Society of America — Detroit Chapter. Copy Cat Fund James H. Flinn Jr. Endowment Fund This fund, established in 1999 by Mr. and Mrs. William C. Rands Detroit Economic Club Scholarship Fund George M. Fadiga Fund Created in 2007 by the estate of James H. Flinn Jr., this fund III, provides general operating support to the Grosse Pointe The Detroit Economic Club created this fund in 1993 to provide This memorial fund supports charitable organizations and supports general charitable purposes in southeast Michigan, Animal Adoption Society. educational scholarships to select students in Wayne, Oakland programs that serve the needs of lesbian, gay, bisexual and with a preference for programs in the area of mental health. and Macomb counties. transgender persons, with preference given to activities that Julie F. and Peter D. Cummings Family Fund encourage individuals to contribute time and/or financial Mary G. and Robert H. Flint Foundation Fund This fund, established by Julie and Peter Cummings in Detroit Edison Fund support. This fund, established in 2004 by the Mary G. and Robert H. 1998, provides flexibility to permanently support charitable In making this $100,000 contribution in 1986, Detroit Edison Flint Foundation, supports the general charitable purposes of organizations and activities throughout southeast Michigan. asked that the Foundation’s Board of Trustees spend the income Family Development Endowment Fund Mariners Inn. on energy-conservation activities and other priority programs. Initiated with grants from The Edward W. Hazen and The Holley Julie F. and Peter D. Cummings GreenWays Initiative Fund foundations, this permanent fund provides grants that help Emory M. Ford Jr. Endowment Fund Julie and Peter Cummings established this field-of-interest Detroit Jaycee Alumni Fund churches strengthen families within their neighborhoods. This endowment was established through a gift from Mr. Ford’s fund in 2002 to support the development and maintenance of The Jaycee Alumni created this fund in 1994 to support estate. The fund provides support to the Detroit Zoological greenways, parks and recreation areas in southeast Michigan. charitable activities that encourage the education and Uwe K. Faulhaber Family Fund Society, the Detroit Symphony Orchestra and Olivet College. leadership development of young men and women. Established in 2004 by Cynthia Faulhaber, this fund supports Donna K. Czapski Fund the Children’s Leukemia Foundation and the College of Library Ford Foundation Community Development This memorial endowment supports charitable programs Studies at Wayne State University. Endowment Fund benefiting children and animals in southeast Michigan. This endowment supports charitable activities, with preference given to efforts to strengthen neighborhoods adjacent to and including the Detroit riverfront district.
16 17 Ford Motor Company Endowment Fund Fund for Downtown Public Spaces Lorraine E. Giles Scholarship Fund William J. Hartwig Fund A $500,000 gift from the Ford Motor Company Fund in 1988 The Kresge Foundation established this fund in 2009 to support This fund, established in 1999 by Robert H. Giles in memory of The 1941 trust of William J. Hartwig, NBD trustee, established created this fund, which supports innovative programs to charitable organizations and projects that maintain, preserve, his wife, provides scholarships to graduating seniors at Ferndale this fund at the Community Foundation in 1997 to support combat substance abuse in southeast Michigan. protect or improve public spaces in and around downtown High School to pursue higher education in mathematics, programs that assist senior residents of the city of Detroit. Detroit. chemistry and physics. Mrs. Giles taught mathematics in the Founders Unrestricted Endowment Fund Ferndale School District and was an active participant in school Ronald W. Haughton Memorial Scholarship Fund This is the Community Foundation’s primary unrestricted M.J. Gelder Music Therapy and Performing Arts Fund activities. This fund provides scholarships to students from Detroit schools endowment fund. Established in 1993 by Mrs. M.J. Gelder, this fund supports who attend Wayne State University, where Mr. Haughton special music programs for disabled persons. Glancy Fund directed the Institute of Labor and Industrial Relations and Ralph M. and Emmalyn E. Freeman Fund Ruth R. and Alfred R. Glancy III started this fund in 1993 to served as vice president for urban affairs. This fund, established in 1999 through a bequest from the General Motors Fund continue their family’s commitment to our community for Ralph M. Freeman Trust, provides support to the United States Created in 1987 with a $500,000 contribution from the General generations to come. George S. Hedden Gift District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan through The Motors Foundation, this fund supports a variety of activities and This fund supports in equal shares The Salvation Army, Theodore Levin Memorial Foundation. projects in southeast Michigan. Irving J. and Ida Gordon Fund Children’s Home of Detroit and the Damascus Commandery of This fund, established in 1999 by Ida Gordon, provides general the Knights Templar. French Festival of Detroit Fund General Purpose Fund operating support to Community Living Centers Inc. of The French Festival of Detroit Inc. established this permanent This flexible fund was acquired in 1986 as part of the Detroit Farmington Hills, Mich. HelpSource Endowment Fund fund in 2005 to support efforts to promote appreciation of the Community Trust. This fund was established in 1991 to support Huron Services for Detroit region’s French heritage and history. Great Lakes Environmental Endowment Fund Youth Inc., which became part of HelpSource — an organization Genesis Fund for Environmental Integrity This fund was created in 1997 to provide ongoing support to that closed in 2007. To preserve the original intent of the donors
Friends of the Grosse Pointe Public Library Endowment Fund This fund, established in 1996 by Brother Rick Samyn, OFM environmental programs and activities throughout southeast to the fund, this endowment supports continuum of care Funds of the Foundation This fund was established in 2000 to support the Friends CAP, supports charitable organizations and activities that assist Michigan. services for youth and families in Washtenaw County, including of the Grosse Pointe Public Library Endowment Fund — an in maintaining the integrity of the environment in southeast foster homes, in-residence therapies, rehabilitation and organization that no longer exists. In preserving the intent of its Michigan. GreenWays Endowment Fund therapeutic assistance. donors, this fund now supports the Grosse Pointe Public Library Established in 2000, this fund provides a permanent source of and the Friends of the Grosse Pointe Public Library. Gifted Student Education Endowment Fund support for the development and maintenance of connected Highland Park Community Endowment Fund Originally established in 1996 as the Gibson School Endowment open spaces, trails and habitats in southeast Michigan. Tele-Media Corp. of Delaware created this fund in 1996 to Dr. Shiro Fujita Memorial Fund Fund, this fund currently supports the pre-kindergarten through support charitable organizations and activities that benefit the This fund, established in 1993 by the family and friends of eighth-grade programs of The Roeper School, due to the Grosse Ile Presbyterian Church Fund residents of the city of Highland Park, Mich.
Funds of the Foundation Dr. Shiro Fujita, supports medical education research programs closure of the Gibson School. This ensures that the wishes of the This fund was established in 1992 by John Colina. It provides related to sleep apnea and vertigo. donors to the fund continue to be followed. ongoing support for the ministry of the Grosse Ile Presbyterian Church.
Innovation Accelerate Michigan Innovation Competition The Accelerate Michigan Innovation Competition is the world’s largest business plan Game-changing discoveries don’t always require competition, offering $1 million in cash prizes for the best business ideas that are located large financial investments. A bit of creativity, in — or willing to relocate to — southeast Michigan. The competition has become a catalyst for new talent and has attracted the attention of venture investors worldwide experimentation and luck can uncover innovative who come to coach, advise and invest in Michigan businesses and entrepreneurs. This new approaches that benefit the region. Sometimes is just one of the successful projects started by the New Economy a breakthrough comes from a solitary “eureka” Initiative. Now in its fifth year, this joint project of 10 national, regional moment, but a new partnership can be the catalyst, and local foundations working together has invested more than $51 too. Increasingly, advances in technology are million in support of innovation and job creation in our region. changing how we view challenges and opportunities Watch the student business pitches. in southeast Michigan — sometimes prompting us to fundamentally shift the way we look at issues New Business Model Helps Strengthen Shelter Association
innovation and frame solutions. The Community Foundation Across the country, organizations offering assistance to homeless people are facing supports innovative ways of addressing problems greater demand for their services during a time of rapidly declining support from the and seizing opportunities. Often this involves public sector. The Shelter Association of Washtenaw County, the largest provider of encouraging nonprofit organizations to take a risk temporary shelter and supportive services in the county, is meeting this challenge by transitioning its primary source of financial support from public funding to individual just outside their comfort zone, or to re-evaluate giving. A grant from the Community Foundation, which has experience in helping their operations or business model. organizations tap into their communities for support, is aiding in the shelter’s multiyear effort to change its revenue model and build a stronger base of private donors.
18 19 Gary J. Hills Memorial Scholarship Fund Joseph L. Hudson Jr. Founding Chairman Fund Joyce and Rick Inatome Fund W.K. Kellogg Foundation Economic Development Fund This memorial endowment provides educational merit In 2003, this unrestricted fund was established in recognition In 1994, Joyce and Rick Inatome created this fund to Grants totaling $1 million from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation scholarships to students attending grades six through 12 at of the leadership of Joseph L. Hudson Jr. as chair of the permanently carry out their charitable commitment to the established this fund in 1991. It is earmarked for support of University Liggett School, Grosse Pointe Woods, Mich. Community Foundation during its first 19 years of service to southeast Michigan region. regional economic-development activities. the region. Vivilore S. and T. Norris Hitchman Fund James 2:17 Scholarship Fund W.K. Kellogg Foundation Neighborhood Development Established in 2010 by Mr. and Mrs. Hitchman, this fund Richard F. Huegli Program Excellence Fund Established in 2010 by Mr. and Mrs. Bryan J. Brown, this fund Endowment Fund supports charitable organizations and activities in the southeast The Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan and provides educational scholarships that benefit students who This endowment supports efforts to strengthen neighborhoods Michigan region. the United Way for Southeastern Michigan established this were participants in the youth mentoring program of City located primarily in an area adjacent to the Detroit east fund in 1988 with gifts received in memory of and to honor Mission. riverfront district and downtown Detroit, and may support Robert Holmes Scholarship Fund Richard F. Huegli. An annual award is provided in Mr. Huegli’s other charitable programs. This fund provides scholarships for the children of Michigan name to an agency that has demonstrated excellence in Hashim Chikuyu Jeffries Fund members of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. meeting human-service needs. Established in 2012 by Lauren C. and Robert W. Morgan, this W.K. Kellogg Foundation Youth Fund fund is a memorial to Hashim Chikuyu Jeffries, who had an The W.K. Kellogg Foundation contributed more than $1 million HOPE Endowment Fund Hung Family Foundation Fund unwavering commitment to celebrating things that provide in 1991 to establish this fund, which is advised by youth, to Established in 1998, this fund provides support for charitable The Hung Family established this fund in 1992 to support comfort, enjoyment, enrichment and beauty in the lives of strengthen youth-serving programs in southeast Michigan. organizations and activities that serve the needs of lesbian and charitable organizations and activities, with an emphasis on others. gay persons throughout southeast Michigan. substance-abuse prevention and/or rehabilitation programs. Fern O. Kelly Fund for Musical Performance Patricia J. Jones Memorial Scholarship Fund James A. Kelly established this fund in 1995, in memory of his Eugene Howe Endowment Fund The M.Y. Leung Hung Memorial Fund Established in 2011 by Thomas B. Jones, this fund provides mother, to support musical performances at the Ethical Society
Created in 1995 by the estate of Eugene Howe, this fund This fund, created by the Hung Family in 1992 in memory of a educational scholarships that benefit students enrolled full of St. Louis, Mo. Funds of the Foundation supports programs of charitable organizations that help family member, supports charitable organizations and activities time in the undergraduate nursing program at the University of homeless persons become self-sufficient, independent, with an emphasis on early childhood education, parental Detroit–Mercy. Kids Klub Foundation Fund contributing members of society. involvement in education, and/or vocational education. Unitron Industries Inc. established this fund in 1996 to support Julio Jove Educational Endowment Fund charitable organizations that assist with the needs and Jean Wright and Joseph L. Hudson Jr. Family Fund Evangeline Sheibley Hyett Endowment Fund Judith and Abe Landau founded this fund in 1992 in memory of educational development of hearing-impaired children. This fund was established in 1991 by the Hudson family to Evangeline Sheibley Hyett established this fund in 1993 to their father. The fund has received gifts from many other donors perpetuate its commitment to the southeast Michigan region. provide scholarship support for students attending the Case and provides support for the Ennis Center for Children Inc. Knight Foundation Fund Western Reserve University and Wayne State University schools This unrestricted fund benefits from receiving advice on Funds of the Foundation of social work. distributions from a named adviser for a period of years.
Birds of Prey Make Physics Instruction Real “Housing First” Approach Breaks Cycle of Hospitalization, Incarceration A new program called Physics in Flight uses rescued birds to help teach math and A breakthrough in data-sharing among agencies serving Detroit’s homeless population science in a hands-on way that appeals to a child’s natural curiosity. The staff at the led to the discovery that approximately 1 percent of the homeless in their service area Ann Arbor-based Leslie Science and Nature Center brings rescued raptors that can no accounted for a disproportionately high number of costly emergency room and hospital longer live in the wild to schools in Detroit, Ann Arbor, Willow Run, Belleville and visits. The Corporation for Supportive Housing received funding from the Community Jackson County. Students study Newtonian physics and motion principles by recording Foundation to coordinate with hospitals, jails, state agencies and local homeless shelters the birds’ flight data with velocity guns, tape measures, stop watches and altimeters. Watch an eagle to identify and work directly with this vulnerable group. Many homeless individuals are Funded by the Community Foundation, Physics in Flight taps into regional resources in training. caught in a web of untreated medical conditions, substance abuse and incarceration. and the natural world to help teach core subjects and boost science literacy. Intervening by offering stable housing and supportive services helps to interrupt a costly and chronic pattern of cycling between hospitals, shelters and prisons.
Oakland County Creates a Culture of Child Abuse Prevention For 30 years, the Child Abuse & Neglect Council of Oakland County has taken a
innovation proactive approach to abuse and neglect. Faced with increased demand for services, the council is deepening its commitment to fostering a true culture of prevention among participating agencies, including the county prosecutor, the Junior League of Birmingham and Child Protective Services. A two-year Community Foundation grant funds the council’s new Oakland County Prevention Partnership. For the first time, this partnership allows agencies to share resources and collectively focus on some of the root causes of abuse and neglect — including family violence, substance abuse and compulsive gambling — and to engage the public through social media and marketing.
20 21 The Kresge Foundation Fund for Endowment Building Lonyo Family Chaplaincy Endowment Fund Masco Corporation Fund Edward J. and Mary Ellen Miller Fund This fund was created in 2003 in recognition of The Kresge This endowment supports the Village of East Harbor Chaplaincy Masco Corp. created this fund in 1988 in support of charitable Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Miller created this fund in 1992 to Foundation’s commitment to building endowment in our region. Fund of the Presbyterian Villages of Michigan Foundation. organizations and activities throughout southeast Michigan. continue their philanthropic support of our community for It provides support for educational, training, outreach and generations to come. consulting activities begun during the Van Dusen Endowment Lonyo Family Endowment Fund Masco Corporation Fund for GreenWays Challenge and the Touch the Future program. This fund, founded in 1997 by Andrew Lonyo, supports Masco Corp. established this fund to support the development Eugene A. and Lois A. Miller Fund charitable organizations and activities throughout southeast and maintenance of greenways, parks and recreation areas in Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Miller established this fund in 2002 to The Kresge Fund Michigan in recognition of one of the founding families of southeast Michigan. support charitable organizations and activities benefiting the The Kresge Foundation agreed to commit $5 million in 1984 if Detroit. residents of southeast Michigan. the Community Foundation’s organizers could raise matching Leonard Mazerov Fund funds. This challenge, which launched the Community Lonyo Family Endowment Fund for the Macomb County This fund was established by Leonard Mazerov in 2004 to William P. and Shirley J. Mobley OmniArts in Education Foundation, was met early. This important gift continues to Community College support charitable organizations that serve the needs of lesbian, Endowment Fund assist the Foundation in meeting emerging community needs. This endowment supports Macomb Community College, where gay, bisexual and transgender persons throughout southeast This fund, established in 2010, provides performing and founder Andrew Lonyo once taught business. Michigan, in furtherance of the mission of The HOPE Fund. visual arts educational experiences and services to children in Kulka-Scheibner Fund southeast Michigan. Merle Helen Scheibner established this fund in 2001 for the Fayette and Donald Loria Equality Fund David and Valerie McCammon Endowment Fund general charitable purposes of the Detroit Science Center, This endowment supports programs of the American Civil This fund was established in 2001 to serve as a lasting testament Cary Moore Memorial College Scholarship Fund Detroit Historical Society, Burton Endowment Fund of the Liberties Union Fund of Michigan that focus on racial justice to the support by Mr. and Mrs. McCammon of charitable This fund was created in 1992 in memory of Cary Moore. It Detroit Public Library, Michigan Opera Theatre, Detroit and the equal rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender activities in southeast Michigan. provides postsecondary scholarship assistance to a student from Institute of Arts, Detroit Symphony Orchestra, and the Nature individuals. North Farmington High School.
Meijer Family Fund for GreenWays Funds of the Foundation Conservancy – Michigan Chapter. Gerald Lundy Memorial Scholarship Fund This fund was established in 2002 to support the development Frank S. Moran Memorial Foundation Endowment Fund Chris M. Kurzweil Scholarship Fund The Public Relations Society of America – Detroit Chapter and maintenance of greenways, parks and recreation areas in Created in 1997, this fund provides support to the charitable Mr. Kurzweil established this fund in 1990 to assist children established this fund to provide minority students with southeast Michigan. organizations and activities throughout southeast Michigan that of employees of American Tape Co. (now Intertape Polymer scholarships for public relations education. Mr. Moran, founding partner of Plante & Moran, cared deeply Meijer Inc. Endowment Fund Group) with scholarships for college and other postsecondary about. Chelsea Grace MacLean Memorial Fund Meijer Inc. established this fund in 1992 to continue the Meijer education. Established by Mr. and Mrs. Christopher MacLean in memory tradition of demonstrating its care for and support of the Eleanor Finola Murphy Memorial Fund Leonard, Butcher and Smeltzer Scholarship Fund of their daughter, this fund supports youth group activities communities it serves. Established in 2010 by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Murphy in honor Funds of the Foundation This fund, established in 2010, provides educational scholarships and maintenance of the memorial garden at Garden City of their daughter, this fund supports programs of Brighton MichCon Endowment Fund to students graduating from Wayne-Westland public high Presbyterian Church, and the music and theater programs of Area Schools which improve the proficiency of academically- The MichCon Foundation established this fund in 1986 to schools who are pursuing study at an accredited postsecondary Livonia Franklin High School. challenged students and the general charitable programs and enhance charitable organizations and activities within Wayne educational institution located in Michigan. services of Ele’s Place in Lansing, Mich. Leo E. and Ann June Mainville Fund County. Kathleen McCree Lewis Memorial Fund Ms. Mainville’s trust established this fund in 1999 to perpetuate Jeanette P. Myers Memorial Scholarship Fund MichCon Legacy Fund David Baker Lewis established this fund in 2007 in memory of her family’s commitment to assisting a wide variety of charitable This fund, established in 1998 by Rodman N. Myers, supports This fund was established in 1999 by the MichCon Foundation in his wife. Ms. McCree Lewis was a Trustee of the Community activities throughout southeast Michigan. library science scholarship awards presented by the Bloomfield honor of the 150th birthday of Michigan Consolidated Gas Co. Foundation from 1999 through 2007. The fund provides support Township Public Library. David M. Mark Endowment Fund for The HOPE Fund The fund supports Focus: HOPE, providing revolving loans to for educational programs benefiting children in Detroit. This fund was established by David Mark in 2005 to support students participating in Focus: HOPE’s Fast Track job-training Nora Lynn Napolitan Endowment Fund LGBT Racial Equity Endowment Fund charitable organizations that serve the needs of lesbian, gay, program. This fund, established in 1999 by Jacquetta Napolitan in memory Established in 2009 by the Arcus Foundation, this endowment bisexual and transgender persons throughout southeast of her daughter, provides a lasting legacy in support of Michigan Academy of Science, Arts and Letters Fund fund supports charitable organizations benefiting the lesbian, Michigan, in furtherance of the mission of The HOPE Fund. charitable organizations and activities in southeast Michigan. This fund, established in 1998 by the Michigan Academy of gay, bisexual and transgender community, with a preference for Marshall Family Fund Science, Arts and Letters and Judge Avern Cohn, provides Neighborhood Endowment Fund programs that benefit people of color in southeast Michigan, in This fund, created in 1992 by John E. and Diana H. Marshall III, support for the Cohn Prize in Legal Scholarship, awarded by the This fund, founded by an anonymous donor in 1993, perpetuates furtherance of the mission of The HOPE Fund. perpetuates their desire to help support the changing needs of Michigan Academy of Science, Arts and Letters. the Foundation’s work with neighborhood-based organizations. Virgil K. Lobring Scholarship Fund our region. Michigan Bell Fund Christopher Nern Endowment Fund Deborah K. Lobring established this fund in 2005 in memory of Joseph and Aretha Marshall Family Endowment Fund The Community Foundation’s first corporate contribution Established in 2011 by the estate of Christopher Nern, this fund her husband. The fund provides educational scholarships for Joseph C. Marshall III established this fund in honor of his was this leadership gift of $125,000 received in 1984 from the perpetuates Mr. Nern’s commitment to assisting a wide variety students graduating from Southwestern High School in Detroit. parents, grandparents, nephew, sister and wife. The fund Michigan Bell Telephone Co. to establish this flexible fund. of charitable activities throughout southeast Michigan. Dana M. Locniskar Endowment Fund supports charitable endeavors dedicated to redirecting, Michigan Jewish AIDS Coalition Endowment Fund Christopher Nern and Marc Owens Endowment for Dana M. Locniskar established this fund in 2007 to support improving and enriching the lives of young people who are in The Michigan Jewish AIDS Coalition established this The HOPE Fund charitable programs and activities benefiting southeast need of such support. endowment in 2000 in support of its general operations. The This fund, established in 2011 by the estate of Christopher Nern, Michigan. Adeline Shaw Martindale Bequest Michigan Jewish AIDS Coalition closed in 2004. In order to fulfill provides support for charitable organizations and activities Charles Lomas Memorial Scholarship Fund Programs within the city of Detroit benefit from Adeline Shaw the intent of the donors to this endowment, the fund currently that serve the needs of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender Created in 2000, this fund supports the general charitable Martindale’s bequest to the Detroit Community Trust, which supports the Jewish Gay Network of Michigan. persons throughout southeast Michigan, in furtherance of the purposes of the School District of Dearborn for use in providing became part of the Community Foundation in 1986. mission of The HOPE Fund of the Community Foundation for scholarships to graduates of the district who are pursuing Southeast Michigan. degrees in education.
22 23 New Economy Endowment Fund Margaret W. Parker Gift Reighard Family Memorial Scholarship Fund Karl Saulitis Memorial Fund for Fighting Blood Cancers This fund supports charitable programs and activities that The Young Women’s Christian Association of Detroit and Family Barbara Reighard and her family established this fund in Jennifer L. Saulitis established this fund in 2007 in memory of encourage and enable southeast Michigan to develop and Services of Michigan were designated as beneficiaries by memory of her husband and son, to provide scholarships to her husband. The fund supports the charitable purposes of maintain a strong and competitive economy. Margaret Parker, whose fund was acquired in 1986 through the graduating students at Whitmer High School, Toledo, Ohio, and the Marrow Foundation, the Children’s Leukemia Foundation Detroit Community Trust. Erie Mason High School, Erie, Mich. of Michigan, the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Inc., and the Ann V. and James B. Nicholson Fund Lymphoma Research Foundation. The Nicholsons created this fund in 1994, demonstrating their Walter A. Payne III Endowment Fund James E. and Kimberly A. Reinert Fund commitment to support the charitable needs of southeast This fund, established in 2004 by Miller, Canfield, Paddock and This fund was created in 1995 by James and Kimberly Reinert to Myron “Mike” P. Savoie Fund Michigan for generations to come. Stone PLC, memorializes the contributions to the nonprofit support zoological parks throughout southeast Michigan. The family, friends and colleagues of Myron “Mike” Savoie community made by Walter A. “Andy” Payne III, who, among established this fund in honor of the well-known business and Mariam C. Noland and James A. Kelly Endowment Fund his many responsibilities and volunteer activities, served with Reliance Insurance Company Fund civic leader. This fund provides permanent, flexible support This permanent endowment, established in 2005, provides distinction for nearly two decades as the attorney for the This fund, originally established by the Reliance Insurance Co., for a wide variety of charitable organizations and activities in flexible charitable dollars to address southeast Michigan’s Community Foundation. supports charitable activities and programs benefiting the southeast Michigan. ever-changing needs. citizens of the city of Detroit in perpetuity. Performing Arts Fund M. Ralph and Geraldine M. Schafer Fund Oakland County Volunteer Resource Center A gift of $400,000 in 1985 from the Katherine Tuck Fund allows Renaissance of Values Scholarship Fund This fund was established in 1992 with a bequest from the estate Endowment Fund the Foundation to support activities in the classical performing This fund was established in 1990 by Robert and Monica Mylod of M. Ralph Schafer and is designated to support the Home This fund was established in 1999 to support the volunteer arts, with preference given to projects which strengthen smaller to assist students in attaining a college education and higher for the Aged Little Sisters of the Poor’s charitable activities resource center of Lighthouse of Oakland County — a program or emerging classical performing arts organizations. values. benefiting the citizens of Detroit. it no longer administers. In preserving the intent of its donors,
the fund currently supports the Romney Center of the United Plante & Moran Sons and Daughters Scholarship Fund John P. and Janet V. Rex Family Fund Stanley and Germaine Schroeder Charitable Fund Funds of the Foundation Way for Southeastern Michigan in providing volunteer resource Plante & Moran Group LLC established this fund in 2008 to In 1997, Janet V. Rex established this fund to support a wide Established in 2010 with a bequest from the estate of services for the benefit of Oakland County. support educational scholarships that benefit dependent variety of charitable organizations and activities throughout Stanley E. Schroeder, this fund supports elementary school children of staff members of Plante & Moran Holding Group and southeast Michigan. scholarships for St. Isaac Joques Roman Catholic Church Arthur and Birdie Oberlander Endowment for JHAS its related companies. Elementary School and scholarships for graduates of the George and Evelyn Richmond Fund This memorial endowment funds the charitable activities elementary school to attend Catholic high schools. The fund George and Evelyn Richmond established this fund to support of Jewish Home & Aging Services in support of residential PMV Technologies Fund also supports the general charitable purposes of the Michigan organizations providing services to those who are sightless, entertainment, with a preference for bingo. This fund, established in 2009 by PMV Technologies, supports Humane Society and the general charitable purposes of Leader visually impaired, or afflicted with Parkinson’s Disease, charitable programs and activities benefiting southeast Dogs for the Blind Inc. Funds of the Foundation Ordoñez Family Scholarship Fund Michigan. Alzheimer’s Disease or heart disease. The fund also supports Established in 2007 by the Detroit Tigers Foundation, with the research into the causes and prevention of these diseases and Jeptha Wade Schureman Scholarship Fund support of Magglio and Dagly Ordoñez, this fund provides Willard Pope Fund afflictions. This fund provides scholarships to fatherless students in educational scholarships that benefit graduates of high schools A bequest of $77,388 was received in 1990 to support charitable southeast Michigan who are studying law, nursing, medicine or Jean H. Robertson Fund for GreenWays located in southwest Detroit. programs in the city of Detroit. dentistry at one of Michigan’s 15 public universities. This fund was established in 2002 to support the development David and Andrea Page Endowment Fund Prosthetic Care Endowment Fund and maintenance of greenways, parks and recreation areas in Alan and Marianne Schwartz Fund Founded in 1997 by David and Andrea Page, this fund supports The Community Foundation received a distribution in 2010 from southeast Michigan, with a preference for projects and programs (Schwartz Family Foundation Fund) the most pressing needs facing southeast Michigan. an estate with a request that it be used for prosthetic care for in Wayne County. This fund, established in 1998, helps build a strong future for individuals who have lost their limbs. This fund was established the region by providing permanent, flexible funding for a wide William M. and Mary E. Pagel Fund Jack A. and Aviva Robinson Endowment Fund to fulfill the decedent’s charitable intent. range of charitable organizations and activities. NBD Bank, as trustee of the William M. and Mary E. Pagel Community Foundation Trustee Jack Robinson and his wife, Irrevocable Trust, established this fund in 1994 with more PRSA Detroit Education Fund Aviva, established this fund in 1989 to carry out their commit- Sally and Bill Shelden Fund than $7 million. The fund continues to support the charitable The Public Relations Society of America – Detroit Chapter ment to young people by promoting the development of youth Sally and Bill Shelden established this fund in 2007 to support organizations and activities originally identified in 1944 by created this fund in 1992 to support public-relations education and improving their general welfare. charitable programs benefiting southeast Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Pagel. in the chapter’s service area. Stanley and Lenore Rontal Memorial Endowment Fund Max Silk Scholarship Fund The Palmer Fund Endowment RARE Foundation Endowment Fund Beth Rontal established this fund in 2006 in memory of her The Friends of Max Silk took $11,000 they raised in 1986 in honor Established in 1997 by The Palmer Fund, this fund supports This fund was originally established in 2007 in support of The father, a classical music lover who lacked the means to pursue of his 80th birthday and created this living memorial, which charitable organizations and activities that serve the needs of RARE Foundation. Due to the closure of The RARE Foundation, his lifelong dream of becoming a professional musician. The supports the Sunshine Community School. the lesbian and gay community. the fund currently supports the RARE Everyday Heroes Program fund supports scholarships for students to study chamber music of Winning Futures Inc., ensuring that the charitable intent of with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. Richard K. and Barbara W. Simonds Fund John and Ann Park Charitable Fund the donors to this fund continue to be followed. This fund was established in 2007 by Richard K. and Barbara W. This fund was established by Mrs. John Park to permanently Louis R. Ross Fund Simonds to support health and human service programs and support charitable organizations and activities throughout the Mel and Eleanore Ravitz Memorial Fund Louis R. Ross worked with the Community Foundation for many activities that benefit at-risk populations in southeast Michigan. southeast Michigan region. This fund, established in 2011 from the Mel Ravitz Revocable years through his donor advised fund. In 1999, the Louis R. Ross Trust, provides general operating support to the Community Fund became an endowed fund of the Community Foundation, Ida and Conrad H. Smith Endowment for the PARK Program Endowment Fund Foundation for Southeast Michigan. perpetuating Mr. Ross’ generous civic commitment to a wide Michigan Opera Theatre This fund, established by the Pistons-Palace Foundation and variety of charitable organizations and activities. This fund was established in 2000 by the Raymond C. Smith initiated through support from The Kresge Foundation, is REDICO Fund Foundation Fund to provide support for an annual opera helping to maintain 33 parks in the city of Detroit. A wide variety In 2008, REDICO established this fund to support a wide variety performance by the Michigan Opera Theatre. of southeast Michigan corporations support this fund. of charitable organizations and activities, in keeping with its corporate commitment to the region.
24 25 Ida and Conrad H. Smith Endowment Fund for the Southeast Michigan Youth Leadership Fund Helen Tallman Fund Robert C.J. Traub Memorial Scholarship Travel Fund Detroit Institute of Arts Created with gifts which were contributed to match the W.K. A gift in 2005 from the Helen Tallman Trust established this fund This fund was established in 2002 and provides educational This fund was established in 2000 by the Raymond C. Smith Kellogg Foundation Youth Fund, this fund supports activities to support medical care, medical research and scholarships travel scholarships in the fields of music and art that benefit Foundation Fund to provide support to the Detroit Institute undertaken by and for the young people of southeast Michigan. in medicine and engineering, as well as efforts for poor or students graduating from Bloomfield Hills schools. of Arts for educational programs of the Department of disadvantaged individuals and victims of natural disasters and American Art. Southern Wayne County Regional Chamber Fund other catastrophes. Turning Point Endowment Fund Members of the Southern Wayne County Regional Chamber William E. Martin made the initial gift in 1988 to create this Otis M. Smith Scholarship Fund established this fund in 1992 to provide scholarships to Mabel French Taylor Memorial Fund designated fund, which provides ongoing support for Turning This fund was created in 1992 by Otis M. Smith in recognition individuals residing in the Chamber’s service area and to support Proceeds from the Mary Savage Taylor Estate Trust created Point Inc., a human-service organization in Macomb County. of the significant impact his mother had on his life. This other charitable activities in southern Wayne County. this fund in 2004. This fund supports the Capuchin Community fund provides scholarships to select single mothers residing Center of Detroit. Curl H. Tutag Michigan Humane Society Fund in Wayne, Oakland or Macomb counties, to assist them in Span Corporation Endowment for Child and Family Services Established in 2010 by a bequest from the estate of obtaining postsecondary education. This fund, established in 1998 by Michael F. Grosh, provides Richard J. and Betty J. Thoma Endowment Fund Nola “Curl” H. Tutag, this fund supports the general charitable permanent support to charitable organizations and activities Richard J. and Betty J. Thoma each provided for a gift to the purposes of the Michigan Humane Society, with particular Raymond C. Smith Foundation Endowment Fund that assist with the needs of children, families and youth. Community Foundation as part of their estates. The resulting emphasis on cruelty investigation, emergency rescue and Established in 1994 by Raymond C. Smith, a lifelong resident of endowment serves as a lasting testament to their support of prosecution of those who abuse animals. the Detroit community, the fund (formerly a private foundation) Arlene Spohn Charitable Fund charitable programs in southeast Michigan. has a particular interest in activities in the city of Detroit. This fund provides general operating support to six nonprofit Bebe Ann and John F. Vallance Fund organizations: The Southeastern Michigan Chapter of the TI Group/Bundy Corporation Fund Mrs. Vallance established this fund to support charitable Robert C. Smith Endowment Fund Scleroderma Foundation, the Penrickton Center for Blind After its acquisition of Bundy Corp., the TI Group contributed organizations working to enhance the lives of children with
Established in 2009, this fund supports charitable programs and Children, the Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute, the $200,000 in 1988 to create this fund for youth as a way to special needs. The fund is dedicated to helping organizations Funds of the Foundation activities benefiting southeast Michigan. American Lung Association of Michigan, John Glenn High recognize and continue Bundy Corp.’s philanthropic presence in that provide a wide variety of services and technological School (Westland), and Garden City High School. southeast Michigan. assistance not funded through traditional sources. Roger B. Smith Cancer Research Fund This memorial fund was established in 2007 and supports public Robert Stempel Memorial Scholarship Fund James Tocco Fund Enrico and Marie Vespa Scholarship Fund charities providing innovative cancer diagnosis, treatment and This fund, established by Patricia A. Stempel in 2011, supports James Tocco established this fund in 2003 to support the Mrs. Marie Vespa established this fund in 1995 to provide research. educational scholarships that benefit graduates of selected Eugene Istomin endowed piano chair at the Great Lakes educational scholarships to current employees of English public, tax-exempt private or charter high schools in Detroit. Chamber Music Festival. Gardens Corp. and/or their sons and daughters. Funds of the Foundation
Regional Online Resource for Arts and Culture Creative Impact Michigan is a new e-magazine and website designed to showcase The Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan Michigan as a great place to enjoy the arts. The publication demonstrates the economic works to strengthen our region and improve the impact of investments in arts and culture, and advocates for their role in the reinvention of Michigan. Supported in part by a grant from the Community quality of life for all who live and work here. As the Foundation to ArtServe Michigan, Creative Impact Michigan is an largest regional foundation in southeast Michigan, online event and news resource aimed at building new audiences and the Community Foundation promotes collaborative supporters for the arts. approaches to strengthening communities and Follow Michigan arts and culture stories. institutions throughout all seven counties of the region. These efforts often involve bringing people
regional WIN Network Links Jobs and Training together to explore solutions and opportunities Faced with a rebounding automotive industry and a shortage of skilled workers in key across geographic boundaries, because working sectors of southeast Michigan’s economy, a new partnership between eight community together is often the best way forward for us all. colleges and seven workforce development boards is working to ensure that the region’s labor resources meet the needs of the 21st century. Funded in part by a grant from the New Economy Initiative of the Community Foundation, the Workforce Intelligence Network (WIN) matches educational strategies and resources with the needs of employers across a variety of industries. WIN is taking a coordinated approach to short- and long-term talent development in a way that supports regional business growth and job creation.
26 27 James B. Webber Jr. Fund Elizabeth M. Wight Fund Agency Endowment Funds • Sherman J. Fitzsimons Jr. Fund The children and wife of James B. Webber Jr. established this In her will, which bequeathed approximately $1 million in 1986 • John B. and Peggy Ford III Disaster Relief Fund fund in 1987 to recognize outstanding citizenship in the Detroit to the Community Foundation, Elizabeth McColl Wight asked Nonprofit agencies can establish an endowment • Kmart Corporation Fund middle school that bears his name. Each year, eighth-grade that grants support programs that benefit vision- or hearing- with the Community Foundation to support their • Munder Capital Management Fund students compete for awards from the fund. impaired persons. general operations or a specific program. In so doing, • Nicholson Family Red Cross Disaster Fund Monsignor Herbert Weier Scholarship Fund Wildlife Conservation and Education Fund these nonprofits benefit from a range of Community • Anne C. St. Clair Red Cross Disaster Fund Established in 2011, this fund supports the Msgr. Herbert Weier Established in 2007, this fund supports conservation and • E.A. “Bud” Schirmer Fund Scholarship Charitable Trust, to provide educational scholarships conservation education, the protection of natural resources, and Foundation services, including marketing support for students who are graduates of Divine Child High School, wildlife management in southeast Michigan. and investment oversight. The following nonprofit • William C. and Eleanore R. Schultz Fund Dearborn, Mich. • Paul and Barbara Trudgen Fund Frank Winchell Fund organizations have established or are the designated • Joan B. and Gerald E. Warren Disaster Relief Fund Wesstand Fund This fund was established in 2001 to support education and beneficiaries of endowments held at the Community This fund was created in 1993 with proceeds contributed by research in the field of engineering at Purdue University. Foundation. Angels’ Place (Southfield) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Standart Jr. It provides ongoing support Angels’ Place Endowment Fund to the University Liggett School. The Winkelman Fund A contribution of $100,000 in 1985 from the Winkelman Whitney Fund Brothers Apparel Foundation is used to support a variety of Accounting Aid Society (Detroit) Arab Community Center for Economic and Social Services Originally established in 1991 as a supporting organization, this organizations. Accounting Aid Society Endowment Fund (ACCESS) (Dearborn) fund has received assets from the Katherine Tuck Fund and the Arab American National Museum Endowment Fund
Women’s City Club of Detroit Endowment Fund Funds of the Foundation David M. Whitney Fund. In 2007, the Whitney Fund merged into Adult Well-Being Services (Detroit) Arab American National Museum Endowment Fund for Public In 1993, the Women’s City Club of Detroit established this fund the Community Foundation as an endowment and will continue Adult Well-Being Services Endowment Fund Programming (Manager of Public Programs) the Whitney Fund’s legacy of supporting a wide variety of with an initial contribution of $117,000 to support charitable • Clarence and Grace Chamberlin Fund for Adult Well-Being Drs. Barbara and Adnan Aswad Endowment Fund charitable causes benefiting southeast Michigan. activities that benefit women throughout southeast Michigan. Services Widman Fund Hosley Word Jr. and Ron Tioran Fund The Art Center (Mount Clemens) The trustees of the Widman Foundation established this fund Established in 2002, this fund supported the AIDS Consortium Affirmations Lesbian and Gay Community Center (Ferndale) Art Center Endowment Fund of Southeastern Michigan Inc. The AIDS Consortium of in 1997 to support charitable organizations and activities that Affirmations Endowment Fund • Gebran S. and Suzanne P. Anton Foundation Fund Southeastern Michigan Inc. recently closed. In order to fulfill enable persons with developmental disabilities to enhance the • Dorothy Ellis Cassis Memorial Fund Funds of the Foundation quality of their lives through independence, self-esteem and the intent of the donors, this fund currently provides general • Nancy Katz and Margo Dichtelmiller Fund Arts League of Michigan Inc. (Detroit) community participation. charitable support to AIDS Partnership Michigan. • George D. Westerman and Charles C. Lemon Fund Arts League of Michigan Inc. Endowment Fund
AIDS Partnership Michigan Inc. (Detroit) ArtServe Michigan (Southfield) AIDS Partnership Michigan – Robert E. Riley Fund ArtServe Michigan Fund • David R. Nowakowski Fund • Barbara Kratchman Fund to Support Michigan Artists and Boardwalk Connects Macomb County Greenways Their Art The Clinton River has contributed to southeast Michigan’s commerce and Allen Creek Preschool (Ann Arbor) Automation Alley Fund (Troy) development for more than a century. It is an important recreational hub and Allen Creek Preschool Endowment Fund Automation Alley Fund Endowment also a key link in Macomb County’s greenways network. The Community Alliance for the Mentally Ill of Oakland County (Southfield) Foundation’s GreenWays Initiative is supporting the expansion of a riverfront Berkley Public Library (Berkley) Alliance for the Mentally Ill of Oakland County Endowment Fund boardwalk that will eventually connect a walking and biking trail to the Metro Berkley Public Library Endowment Fund Beach Metropark. The investment creates a healthy, non-motorized way for Alternatives for Girls (Detroit) visitors to enjoy an important regional waterway — and completes a 30-year Birmingham Bloomfield Art Center Inc. (Birmingham) Alternatives for Girls Endowment Fund project to revitalize the Mount Clemens riverfront and develop pedestrian Birmingham Bloomfield Art Center Endowment Fund access along the Clinton River to Lake St. Clair. American Red Cross – Southeastern Michigan Chapter (Detroit) Birmingham Historical Society (Birmingham)
regional Birmingham Historical Society Museum Fund Improving Day Care Quality American Red Cross – Southeastern Michigan Chapter Endowment Fund We know that high-quality early childhood education is critical to child Birmingham Unitarian Church (Bloomfield Hills) • Christ Church Grosse Pointe – Beyond Parish Ministry development. But for many low-income families, finding affordable child care Disaster Relief Fund Birmingham Unitarian Church Endowment Fund means turning to caregivers who lack proper training and resources. To help • Adelyn B. Devereaux Fund Bloomfield Hills School District (Bloomfield Hills) raise the bar on the quality of child care, a Community Foundation grant is • Irma Elder Fund Bloomfield Hills Schools Endowment Fund helping the Women’s Caring Program work with 45 home-based child care • Charles W. and Jean M. Elliot Disaster Relief Fund providers in Monroe, Oakland and Wayne counties who want to improve their • Henry T. Ewald Fund skills. The program, modeled on methods developed by the Michigan-based Great Start Collaborative, will help hundreds of young children in our region enter school more ready to learn, and be more likely to lead successful lives.
28 29 Bloomfield Township Public Library (Bloomfield Hills) Children’s Leukemia Foundation of Michigan (Southfield) Detroit Historical Society (Detroit) Detroit Waldorf School (Detroit) Bloomfield Township Public Library Endowment Fund Children’s Leukemia Foundation of Michigan Endowment Fund Detroit Historical Society Endowment Fund Detroit Waldorf School Endowment Fund • Yvonne Y. Atkinson Fund • ANR Pipeline Company Fund • Lonyo Family Endowment Fund for the Detroit Historical Detroit Zoological Society (Royal Oak) • Fair Radom Garden Endowment Fund • Patrick K. Egan Memorial Fund Society Detroit Zoological Society Endowment Fund • Lawrence Smith and Isabel Francis Smith Challenge • Uwe K. Faulhaber Memorial Fund Detroit Institute of Arts (Detroit) • Clarence and Grace Chamberlin Fund for the Detroit Grant Fund • Glen W. Fortinberry Endowment Fund Detroit Institute of Arts Endowment Fund Zoological Society • Kathleen Damioli Hughes Memorial Fund Brightmoor Christian Church for Franklin Road Christian School (Novi) • Bobby L. Jones Memorial Fund Detroit Institute of Ophthalmology (Grosse Pointe Park) Downtown Detroit Partnership Inc. (Detroit) Franklin Road Endowment Fund • Casey Ann MacKellar Memorial Fund Detroit Institute of Ophthalmology Fund Roger S. Penske Detroit Fund • Hugh A. Miller Fund Brighton District Library (Brighton) • Jill Marie Sienko Memorial Fund Detroit Regional Chamber Foundation Inc. (Detroit) Ecumenical Theological Seminary (Detroit) Brighton District Library Endowment Fund Van Dusen/Compact College Fund I Ecumenical Theological Seminary Endowment Fund Christ Child Society of Detroit (Detroit) • Mayor Dennis W. Archer Compact Scholars Fund • John E. Biersdorf Fund Cass Community Social Services Inc. (Detroit) Christ Child Society of Detroit Endowment Fund • Awrey Bakeries Inc. Fund • Anneliese Sinnott O.P. Fund Cass Community Social Services Endowment Fund (Detroit) • Curtis C. Carmichael Fund (Copper & Brass Sales Inc.) • David W. Swink Fund Church of the Messiah Housing Corp. (Detroit) • Casey Communications Management Inc. Fund Cathedral Church of St. Paul (Detroit) Church of the Messiah Housing Corporation Endowment Fund Ehlers-Danlos National Foundation Inc. (McLean, Va.) • Children First Fund (Detroit Free Press) Funds of the Foundation Cathedral Church of St. Paul Endowment Fund • George R. and Elise M. Fink Foundation Fund Ehlers-Danlos National Foundation Fund • The Chrysler Foundation – Detroit Compact Scholarship Fund
Catholic Social Services of Washtenaw County (Ann Arbor) Citizens Research Council of Michigan (Livonia) • Great Lakes Gas Transmission Limited Partnership Fund Equality Michigan (Detroit) Catholic Social Services of Washtenaw County Endowment Fund Citizens Research Council Endowment Fund • Kmart Compact Scholarship Fund Equality Michigan Endowment Fund • Ross Roy Communications Scholarship Fund Chamber Music Society of Detroit (Farmington Hills) Clinton River Watershed Council (Rochester) • Sinai Hospital of Greater Detroit Fund Eta Phi Beta Sorority Foundation Inc. (Detroit) Chamber Music Society of Detroit Endowment Fund Clinton River Watershed Council Fund • Frank E. Smith Scholars Fund Eta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. Endowment Fund • David and Andrea Page Period Music Endowment Fund Funds of the Foundation • Richard C. Van Dusen Fund (Dickinson Wright PLLC) Common Ground (Bloomfield Hills) Eton Academy (Birmingham) • Van Dusen/Compact College Fund II Chelsea District Library (Chelsea) Common Ground Endowment Fund Eton Academy Endowment Fund • Weir, Manuel, Snyder & Ranke Inc. Scholarship Fund Chelsea District Library Endowment Fund • Ellen and Joseph Price Fund for Common Ground Sanctuary FAR Conservatory of Therapeutic and Performing Arts Detroit Regional Chamber Foundation Inc. for Leadership Chelsea Education Foundation (Chelsea) The Community House (Birmingham) (Birmingham) Detroit (Detroit) • Mary E. Merkel Endowment Fund Community House Endowment Fund Cindy Leonard Scholarship Endowment Fund for FAR Douglas E. Busbey Leadership Detroit Fund • Joseph K. Piasecki Endowment Fund • Helen and Barbara Van Dusen Endowment Fund Conservatory of Therapeutic and Performing Arts • Electa M. Wagner and Robert W. Wagner Family Detroit RiverFront Conservancy Inc. (Detroit) Community Living Centers Inc. (Farmington Hills) Farmington/Farmington Hills Foundation for Youth and Endowment Fund Dequindre Cut Maintenance Endowment Fund Community Living Centers Endowment Fund Families (Farmington Hills) Detroit RiverFront Conservancy Endowment Fund Chelsea Senior Citizens Activities Center (Chelsea) Farmington/Farmington Hills Fund for Youth and Families Peter Stroh Fund for the Detroit RiverFront Conservancy Chelsea Senior Center Endowment Fund Community Opportunity Center (Livonia) • Grainger Fund Community Opportunity Center Endowment Fund Detroit Science Center (Detroit) Child Abuse and Neglect Council of Oakland County Ferndale Educational Foundation (Ferndale) Detroit Science Center Endowment Fund (Pontiac) Crossroads of Michigan (Detroit) Ferndale Educational Foundation Fund Child Abuse and Neglect Council of Oakland County Fund Crossroads of Michigan Endowment Fund • Clarence and Grace Chamberlin Fund for the Detroit Science Center • Clarence and Grace Chamberlin Fund for Crossroads Focus: HOPE (Detroit) Child Care Coordinating Council of Detroit/Wayne of Michigan Focus: HOPE Endowment Fund County Inc. (Detroit) Detroit Section, Society of Plastics Engineers (Troy) • Clarence and Grace Chamberlin Fund for Focus: HOPE Child Care Coordinating Council of Detroit/Wayne County SPE Fund Detroit Area Pre-College Engineering Program Inc. (Detroit) • Ellen and Joseph Price Fund for Focus: HOPE Endowment Fund Detroit Area Pre-College Engineering Program Endowment Detroit Symphony Orchestra Inc. (Detroit) Fund Forgotten Harvest Inc. (Oak Park) Children’s Hospital of Michigan Foundation (Detroit) Detroit Symphony Orchestra Endowment Fund Forgotten Harvest Endowment Fund Children’s Hospital Endowment Fund Detroit Artists Market (Detroit) • Beverly Franzblau Baker Fund for the DSO • Ingrid and Ashok Sarnaik Endowment Fund for Critical Care Detroit Artists Market Endowment Fund • Bauder Family Endowment Fund for the DSO Franklin-Wright Settlements Inc. (Detroit) and Sickle Cell Support • Dr. Eli V. and Joanna Berger Fund for the DSO Franklin-Wright Settlements Endowment Fund Detroit Chamber Winds and Strings (Southfield) • John B. and Mary H. Ford Detroit Symphony Orchestra Detroit Chamber Winds Fund Hall Fund • Faye and Seymour Okun Innovative Projects Fund • Victor and Gale Girolami Endowment Fund
30 31 Friends of the Wayne Public Library (Wayne) Great Lakes Lighthouse Keepers Association (Mackinaw City) Huron Valley Educational Foundation (Milford) Life Challenge of Southeastern Michigan (Detroit) Friends of the Wayne Public Library Endowment Fund Great Lakes Lighthouse Keepers Association Endowment Fund Huron Valley Educational Foundation Endowment Fund Life Challenge of Southeastern Michigan Endowment Fund
Friends of the Wyandotte Museums (Wyandotte) The Greening of Detroit (Detroit) International Institute of Metropolitan Detroit Inc. (Detroit) Lighthouse of Oakland County Inc. (Pontiac) Friends of the Wyandotte Museums Endowment Fund E. Eleanor Marsh Maintenance Fund for The Greening of Detroit International Institute Endowment Fund Lighthouse of Oakland County Inc. Endowment Fund • Herbert N. and Nancy M. Weingarten Endowment Fund Friends School in Detroit Inc. (Detroit) Grosse Ile Historical Society (Grosse Ile) Japan-America Society of Greater Detroit and Windsor Wade McCree/Friends School in Detroit Endowment Fund Grosse Ile Historical Society Lighthouse Fund (Detroit) Livingston Area Council Against Spouse Abuse (LACASA) Japan-America Society Fund (Howell) Furniture Resource Center (Pontiac) Grosse Pointe Foundation for Public Education LACASA Endowment Fund Margaret T. Pomeroy Tribute Fund (Grosse Pointe) JARC (Farmington Hills) Grosse Pointe Foundation for Public Education Endowment Norman G. Wachler Endowment Fund for JARC Livingston County Catholic Charities (Howell) The Futures Foundation (Clinton Township) Fund • Joyce Keller and Michael A. Walch Fund Livingston County Catholic Charities Fund The Futures Foundation Fund • Anne Hudson Endowment Fund for the Grosse Pointe • Charles and Florence Milan Foundation Fund for JARC • Rev. William J. Carolin Fund Foundation for Public Education Garden Club of Michigan (Grosse Pointe Shores) Jewish Family Service of Metropolitan Detroit Livingston County United Way (Brighton) Grosse Pointe Public Library (Grosse Pointe Farms) Garden Club of Michigan Endowment Fund (West Bloomfield) Livingston County United Way Endowment Fund Grosse Pointe Public Library Endowment Fund Jewish Family Service Endowment Fund Gateway Montessori School (Birmingham) Funds of the Foundation Windows Endowment Fund (Family Violence Prevention) Livingston Land Conservancy Inc. (Brighton) Grosse Pointe War Memorial Association Gateway Montessori School Endowment Fund Livingston Land Conservancy Endowment Fund (Grosse Pointe Farms) • Amy and Dr. Mark H. Haimann Family Fund • Judy and John Marx Fund Girl Scouts Heart of Michigan (Kalamazoo) Grosse Pointe War Memorial Endowment Fund Loyola High School (Detroit) • Patti L. Nemer Fund Girl Scouts Heart of Michigan – Barbara “Darbi” Stuber • Alice Kales Hartwick Foundation Fund Loyola High School Foundation Fund Memorial Fund • Frank J. Sladen Jr. Endowment Fund Joy of Jesus Inc. (Detroit) • Mark R. Weber President’s Fund Macomb County Historical Society (Mount Clemens) Girl Scouts of Southeastern Michigan (Detroit) Joy of Jesus Inc. Endowment Fund Macomb County Historical Society – Crocker House Museum Funds of the Foundation Girl Scouts of Southeastern Michigan Endowment Fund The Guidance Center (Southgate) Fund Judson Center Inc. (Royal Oak) The Guidance Center Endowment Fund Gleaners Community Food Bank of Southeastern Michigan Tina and George Milidrag Fund for Innovation Mariners’ Church of Detroit (Detroit) (Detroit) HAVEN Inc. (Pontiac) Answer Club Endowment Fund Gleaners Endowment Fund JVS (Southfield) HAVEN Endowment Fund • Fighting Hunger Together Fund JVS JOIN Program Fund Michigan Aerospace Foundation Inc. (Ann Arbor) • Locniskar Beck Fund for HAVEN • Nate Gooden, Hand in Hand Foundation Fund for Gleaners • Jeanette and Oscar Cook Fund Michigan Aerospace Foundation Endowment Fund for the • Coleman and Shirley Mopper Fund for Children High/Scope Educational Research Foundation (Ypsilanti) JVS — Realizing Life’s Potential — Endowment Fund Yankee Air Museum • Taste of the NFL Fund for Gleaners High/Scope Endowment Fund • Hadas and Dennis Bernard Family Fund Michigan AIDS Coalition (Ferndale) • Joan and Wayne Webber Fund • Education Through Movement: Building the • Elyse Goldin Essick & David Foltyn Family Fund Michigan AIDS Coalition Endowment Fund Foundation Fund • Dr. Ron and Andrea Hurwitz Family Fund Goodwill Industries of Greater Detroit (Detroit) • Barbara and Donald Nurenberg Family Fund • Marilyn Thomas Fund Michigan Art Education Association (Gaylord) Goodwill Industries of Greater Detroit – Job Training • Henry and Mary Piotrowski Fund (Adult Day and Work • Hubert J. and Catherine P. Weikart Memorial Michigan Art Education Association Memorial Endowment Fund Activity Program) Endowment Scholarship Fund (Scholarships for Students) • Linda and Jack Schechter Family Fund Michigan Art Education Association Professional Development Grandmont/Rosedale Development Corp. (Detroit) Historical Society for the United States District Court for the Fund (Scholarships for Educators) GRDC Neighborhood Legacy Fund Eastern District of Michigan (Detroit) Kadima: Jewish Support Services for Adults with Mental Illness (Southfield) • Janice Marshall Memorial Fund Historical Society for the United States District Court for the Michigan Conference Women’s Missionary Society of the Eastern District of Michigan Endowment Fund Kadima Operational Endowment Fund AME Church (Detroit) Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival (Southfield) Michigan Conference Women’s Missionary Society of the Hospice of Michigan Inc. (Detroit) Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute (Detroit) Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival Fund AME Church Endowment Fund Hospice of Michigan Endowment Fund • Ruth Laredo Fund Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute Endowment Fund • Anthony M. Tocco Artistic Director Chair Fund Michigan Environmental Council (Lansing) Humane Society of Livingston County (Howell) Lawrence Technological University (Southfield) Michigan Environmental Council Endowment Fund Humane Society of Livingston County Endowment Fund Great Lakes Council Inc., Boy Scouts of America (Detroit) Lawrence Technological University Endowment Fund (Scholarships) Michigan Mountain Biking Association (Waterford) Great Lakes Council Inc., Boy Scouts of America Huron-Clinton Metroparks Foundation (Brighton) Endowment Fund • Clarence and Grace Chamberlin Fund for Lawrence Michigan Mountain Biking Association Endowment Fund Huron-Clinton Metroparks Foundation Fund Technological University (Scholarships)
32 33 Michigan Nature Association (Williamston) Planned Parenthood Mid and South Michigan (Ann Arbor) Services for Older Citizens Inc. (Grosse Pointe) United Way for Southeastern Michigan (Detroit) Michigan Nature Association Endowment Fund Planned Parenthood Mid and South Michigan Endowment Fund Services for Older Citizens Endowment Fund United Way for Southeastern Michigan Endowment Fund • George W. Romney Fund for Volunteerism (Center for Michigan Opera Theatre (Detroit) Plymouth District Library (Plymouth) Six Rivers Regional Land Conservancy (Rochester) Volunteering) Michigan Opera Theatre Endowment Fund Plymouth District Library Children’s Fund Six Rivers Regional Land Conservancy Endowment Fund Plymouth District Library Endowment Fund University Liggett School (Grosse Pointe Woods) Michigan Psychoanalytic Foundation (Farmington Hills) South Oakland Shelter (Royal Oak) University Liggett School Endowment Fund Michigan Psychoanalytic Foundation Endowment Fund Presbyterian Villages of Michigan (Southfield) South Oakland Shelter Endowment Fund Presbyterian Villages of Michigan Endowment Fund Vista Maria (Dearborn Heights) Minerva Education and Development Foundation (Detroit) Southeastern Michigan Health Association (Detroit) Vista Maria Endowment Fund Minerva Education and Development Foundation Fund Presbyterian Villages of Michigan Foundation (Southfield) SEMHA Public Health Improvement Fund • Doris B. Corsey Arnold Fund Chaplaincy Fund for Presbyterian Villages of Michigan Volunteers in Prevention, Probation and Prisons Inc. (Detroit) Southwest Detroit Business Association Inc. (Detroit) • James and Patricia Solomon Memorial Fund Presbyterian Villages of Michigan Foundation Fund for VIP Endowment Fund Green Houses Southwest Detroit Business Association Endowment Fund National Kidney Foundation of Michigan Inc. (Ann Arbor) Warren/Conner Development Coalition (Detroit) Spaulding for Children (Southfield) National Kidney Foundation of Michigan Endowment Fund Pro Musica of Detroit Inc. (Farmington Hills) Warren/Conner Development Coalition Endowment Fund Pro Musica Endowment Fund Spaulding for Children Endowment Fund Neighborhood Club (Grosse Pointe) Wayne State University/Merrill-Palmer Skillman Institute Sphinx Organization (Detroit) (Detroit) Funds of the Foundation Neighborhood Club Endowment Fund Purple Rose Theatre Company (Chelsea) Sphinx Organization Endowment Fund Wayne State University/Merrill-Palmer Skillman Institute • Mrs. Caroline W. Kuhn Fund Purple Rose Theatre Company Endowment Fund • Bauder Sphinx Fellow Fund Endowment Fund New Detroit Inc. (Detroit) Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic (Princeton, N.J.) • Bauder Sphinx Symphony Conductor’s Chair Fund World Medical Relief Inc. (Detroit) New Detroit Race Relations Fund Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic Endowment Fund St. Joseph Mercy Oakland (Pontiac) World Medical Relief Endowment Fund Northville District Library (Northville) Redford Township District Library (Redford Township) St. Joseph Mercy – Oakland Endowment Fund Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History Northville District Library Endowment Fund Frances Carpenter Endowment Fund for the Redford Township Funds of the Foundation (Detroit) District Library St. Thomas More Academy (Burton) Museum of African American History Endowment Fund Oakland Family Services (Pontiac) St. Thomas More Academy Endowment Fund Rochester College (Rochester Hills) • William F. and Wilma Ray Bledsoe Endowment Fund Oakland Family Services Endowment Fund Rochester College Endowment Fund Starfish Family Services (Inkster) The YES Foundation (Bingham Farms) Oakland Livingston Human Service Agency (Pontiac) • Dr. Royce L. Dickinson Jr. Memorial Fund Starfish Family Services Endowment Fund The YES Foundation Endowment Fund Oakland Livingston Human Service Agency Fund • Molly Lynn Fund James Tatum Foundation for the Arts Inc. (Detroit) • Leroy C. Richie Fund for The YES Foundation • Norplex Associates Warren M. Beevers Memorial Fund Oakwood Healthcare System Foundation (Dearborn) James Tatum Foundation for the Arts Fund • Rosalie Turner Endowment Fund Yeshiva Beth Yehudah (Southfield) Oakwood Healthcare System Foundation Endowment Fund Think Detroit PAL (Detroit) Yeshiva Beth Yehudah Fund Roeper School (Bloomfield Hills) Old Newsboys’ Goodfellows Fund of Detroit (Detroit) Think Detroit PAL Endowment Fund Roeper School Fund YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit (Detroit) Old Newsboys’ Goodfellows Fund of Detroit Endowment Fund • D. Duane Hurtt Memorial Fund for Think Detroit PAL • Erin and Blayne Milbeck Fund YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit Endowment Fund Old Newsboys’ Goodfellows Fund of Detroit Memorial Fund Travelers Aid Society of Metropolitan Detroit (Detroit) YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit Fund for Children’s Literacy and Rose Hill Foundation (Holly) Opportunity Resource Fund (Lansing) Travelers Aid Society of Metropolitan Detroit Endowment Fund Cultural Programs Rose Hill Foundation Fund Opportunity Resource Fund Endowment Fund • James A. Tuck Fund for Children • Don and Jeannine Gundle Family Fund Tuesday Musicale of Detroit (Grosse Pointe Farms) Orchards Children’s Services (Southfield) • John D. Kelly Fund Tuesday Musicale of Detroit Endowment Fund YWCA of Western Wayne County (Inkster) Orchards Children’s Services Endowment Fund • Mitchell Scott Ross Memorial Fund YWCA of Western Wayne County Endowment Fund • Craig M. Vander Broek Memorial Fund United Methodist Retirement Communities Inc. (Chelsea) P.A.L.S. Inc. (Dearborn Heights) United Methodist Retirement Communities Endowment Fund P.A.L.S. Inc. Endowment Fund Ruth Ellis Center Inc. (Highland Park) Ruth Ellis Center Legacy Fund United Negro College Fund Inc. (Detroit) Rosa L. Parks Scholarship Foundation (Detroit) United Negro College Fund – Michigan Endowment Fund Rosa L. Parks Scholarship Foundation Fund Sacred Heart Rehabilitation Center Inc. (Memphis) (Scholarships) Sacred Heart Rehabilitation Center Endowment Fund • Clarence and Grace Chamberlin Fund for United Negro Pewabic Society Inc. (Detroit) • Clarence and Grace Chamberlin Fund for Sacred Heart College Fund – Michigan (General Operations) Pewabic Pottery Fund Rehabilitation Center
34 35 Advised Endowment Funds Cohen Family Endowment Fund Ludwig Foundation Fund Frederick E. and Ladene Schoen Endowment Fund II Day Stroh Family Fund Frank W. Lynch and Roberta Jane Lynch Shelden Fund Advised endowments enable donors to leave a Ebeid Family Fund Endowed Family Fund Bobette and Byron Siegel Family Fund permanent legacy while actively participating in Marjorie S. Fisher Endowment Fund MacFarlane Family Fund Sims Family Fund recommending grants to be made from the fund Fisher-Cummings Family Endowment Fund Dr. Bill and Florine Mark-Ross Fund for A.L.S. Research Elizabeth Smith Charitable Fund annually. We are grateful to the donors who have Fisher-Insley Fund The J.P. McCarthy Endowment Fund Levi and Barbara Smith Family Fund established the following advised endowments with Benson and Edith Ford Endowment Fund James F. and Frances McDonnell Fund William H. and Patricia M. Smith Family Fund the Community Foundation. Daniel and Patricia Frank Family Fund Meyers Family Foundation Fund William H. and Patricia M. Smith Fund William and Nancy Gard Endowment Fund Sarah Moore and Woodside Fund Stebbins Family Endowment Fund Morda Family Fund Ryanne Akins Fund Susan and Merrill Gordon Family Fund Sullivan Gellman Endowment Fund David and Andrea Page Family Fund I Richard and Mona Alonzo Family Fund Gordy Endowment Fund Eddie J. Swain Educational Fund David and Andrea Page Family Fund II Anonymous Fund (1) Henry M. Grix and Howard W. Israel Endowment Fund Swallow Family Endowment Fund Norman and Susan Pappas Fund Dr. Donald and Dale Austin Community Fund Gualdoni Family Endowed Fund Sara A. Sweeny Endowed Fund Colleen O. and Gary C. Peters Family Endowment Fund Baiardi Family Charitable Endowment Fund Bill and Sue Hermann Family Fund Richard C. and Barbara C. Van Dusen Family Fund Pomeroy-Stutz Family Fund Barkett-Elder Foundation Fund Gilbert Hudson Fund Salome E. and Jonathan T. Walton Family Fund Glenda Price Endowment Fund Funds of the Foundation Mary E. Bennick Endowment Fund Jean Wright Hudson and Joseph L. Hudson Jr. Family Wheeler Fund Fund for Civic and Cultural Enrichment Chester Przyjemski Endowment Fund Charles B. Bohn Fund J. Ernest and Almena Gray Wilde Fund Betty Kahn Fund Rappleye Family Fund Julie and John Bostick Family Fund John and Elizabeth Williams Fund Bernard and Nina Kent Endowment Fund Ruth Rattner Endowment Fund Alexa J. Brown Memorial Endowment Fund Matilda R. Wilson Endowment Fund Kerr, Russell and Weber PLC Fund Thomas R. and Priscilla A. Ricketts Memorial Fund for Howard Camden Endowed Family Fund Woiwode Family Fund Kerr, Russell and Weber PLC II Fund Community Development Roy D. Chapin Foundation Fund Frank R. and Faye M. Zimmerman Family Fund Knudsen Family Fund Sigmund and Sophie Rohlik Endowment Fund Funds of the Foundation Eric Charles Designs Fund Dana M. Locniskar and Christine A. Beck Family Fund Bruce H. and Rosalie N. Rosen Family Endowment Fund Cieszynski Family Charitable Fund Frederick E. and Ladene Schoen Endowment Fund
Permanence Long-Term Impact with Permanent Endowment In 1986, Elizabeth M. Wight’s endowment bequest was the first estate gift ever received The Community Foundation is a permanent source by the Community Foundation. Ms. Wight cared deeply about improving the quality of philanthropic capital for our region. This of life of those with impaired hearing or sight. Over the past 25 years, hundreds of individuals have benefited from her generosity. Her endowment gift also demonstrates permanent capital gives us the ability to respond the multiplier effect of prudent investing, having grown to nearly twice to immediate needs in the region and to take a its original size. At the same time, it has provided more than $850,000 long-term view of the best ways to build our to help people with impaired hearing and sight, and will continue to do communities. Particularly during periods of so in perpetuity. economic adversity, the Community Foundation Watch a short video about Elizabeth Wight and her gift. can protect and strengthen the civic assets we treasure, and preserve them for future generations. Supporting Agencies and Those They Serve In 2011, Forgotten Harvest joined the more than 170 nonprofit agencies that have established permanent endowment funds with the Community Foundation. We help
permanence organizations build this permanent source of income by providing assistance in building endowment, including a full range of marketing and planned giving support. As a part of the Community Foundation, these endowment assets are pooled for investment, ensuring that all funds, no matter their size, receive outstanding investment performance with modest fees.
36 37 Donor Advised Funds Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Begg Jr. Fund James A. Courter Fund Fisher-Cummings Family Fund Bemis Family Charity Fund Craine Family Charitable Fund Karin W. Flint Fund Donor advised funds that are not endowed also provide Dr. Eli V. and Joanna Berger Fund Crane Family Fund William R. Flynn Memorial Fund donors with a simple yet flexible way to connect to the Jack and A. Elaine Biller Family Fund Elizabeth T. Crawford Charitable Fund Martha F. Ford Fund causes they care about. The following donor advised Dwight and Ann-Elisa Black Fund Matthew and Karen Cullen Fund William Clay Ford Jr. and Lisa V. Ford Fund funds were established by donors who want to retain Elizabeth D. Black Fund Eloise Culmer and Charles F. Whitten Foundation Ford Foundation Community Development Fund the ability to recommend grants from their fund. The Beverly E. Booker Fund Walter and Virginia Czarnecki Family Fund Drs. Merle L. and Peggy J. Foss Academic Enrichment Fund Community Foundation is pleased to support and assist Jane E. Bowman and Jon P. Dady Fund Deborah and Stephen D’Arcy Fund W. Frank and Sharma R. Fountain Fund donors to these funds in their current charitable giving. Neil and Denise Boyle Family Fund Davenport Forté Pedestal Fund Stuart M. and Lillian Maxine Frey Fund Donna and Bud Brian Fund Lynn and Stanley R. Day Fund Martha and David Friedlander Fund Beulah Friedman Charitable Fund Frederick and Cheryl Adams Fund Sara M. and Bryan J. Brieden Memorial Fund Bill Demmer Family Fund Jacob Friedman Charitable Fund Lisa Adderley Fund Bill and Betty Brooks Fund Detroit of Tomorrow Fund Eugene and Mary Anne Gargaro Fund Mary Elizabeth Adderley Fund Steven C. and Janet Broughton Fund Dettloff Memorial Fund Roger and Joanna Garrett Fund Terence E. Adderley Fund Durinda Purkiss Brownlee Fund Detwiler Family Foundation Fund Garvey Family Fund Richard and Diana Aginian Fund Buell Family Fund Marjorie and Henry DiLaura Fund Funds of the Foundation Elizabeth V. and Charles W. Gauss II Family Fund Mark E. Andrews Memorial Fund Thomas C. and Lindsey F. Buhl Fund Edward and Amalia DiLoreto Memorial Fund William B. and Margaret Giles Fund Andris Family Foundation Fund John D. Butler Family Fund Doan Family Fund Allan D. Gilmour Fund Anonymous Funds (16) Antonio Calderoni “Life in the Spirit” Charitable Fund Doctoroff Family Fund Adele and Michael M. Glusac Fund Suzanne L. and Raymond Baber Jr. Fund Andrew L. and Gayle Shaw Camden Fund Lenore and Stanley Dorfman Fund David and Amy Goldman Family Fund Lucy M. Bates Fund Charlton Family Foundation Robert and Mary Ann Dostal Fund Granholm Mulhern Family Fund Lillian and Donald J. Bauder Fund Adam D. Cheslin Family Fund Walter E. and Retha H. Douglas Fund
Funds of the Foundation Allo M. Greer Fund Bear Lake Fund Clark Hill – Detroit Enrichment Fund Doyle Fund for Nonprofit Workforce Capacity Building Edward and Alma Greer Fund Josephine S. Beardslee Fund Lois Pincus Cohn Fund Joe Dumars Fund Jack and Nancy Dunn Family Charitable Fund Henry M. Grix and Howard W. Israel Fund Earley Family Fund Gualdoni Family Fund Edelman Strongwater Family Fund Sylvia and Edward Hagenlocker Fund Education for a Brighter Future Fund Deborah F. Haller Fund Transforming the Landscape Through Greenways George and Margaret Edwards Fund Ivan and Katherine Harris Fund More than 100 miles of Community Foundation-supported greenways now Wade and Aliza Edwards Fund Mort and Brigitte Harris Fund connect more than 80 municipalities across the seven counties of southeast Martha A. and Norman F. Ehlers Fund Mary and David Hawkins Fund Michigan. Working with our public and private partners, the Community Foundation has transformed the region’s landscape. These greenways are Marcia A. Elliott Charitable Fund Mirvan Hayes Memorial Fund remarkably diverse, yet they all represent a lasting legacy and an investment in Ellis Family Fund Gerald R. Heller and Mary C. Heller Fund helping people lead more active, healthier lives. The Community Foundation’s Helga K. and Stanley S. Ernst Fund David and Cynthia Hempstead Fund GreenWays Endowment also provides a permanent source of support to Judith J. and Stephen H. Ernst Fund Carol A. and Frank M. Hennessey Fund develop and maintain connected walking and biking pathways and open George C. and Anne K. Eshelman Fund Henry-Morris Foundation Fund spaces across the region. Ethier Family Fund Hermann Family Fund eTitle Community Fund Ernie and Shirley Hodas Fund Flexible Endowment for Community Needs Stephen E. and Jean C. Ewing Fund Frederick R. Holland Fund The regional focus of the Community Foundation, coupled with its permanent Louis P. Ferris Jr. Family Charitable Fund The Holley Foundation Fund philanthropic capital, means that future generations will be able to draw upon Margaret K. and Charles T. Fisher III Family Fund Honigman Miller Schwartz and Cohn LLP Fund
permanence our expertise and resources to address their most challenging problems and Marjorie M. Fisher Fund Howard & Howard Community Reinvestment Fund fulfill their most ambitious plans. Support for flexible endowment at the Marjorie S. Fisher Fund W.K. and Lorna C. Howenstein Fund Community Foundation represents a vote of confidence in tomorrow’s Watch a video about the first community leadership and a brighter future for southeast Michigan, come 25 years of the Community Max M. and Marjorie S. Fisher Foundation Gilbert and Anne Hudson Fund Executive Director Fund what may. Foundation. Jean Wright and Joseph L. Hudson Jr. Fund Phillip Wm. Fisher Fund Joseph L. Hudson Jr. Honorary Fund Walter B. and Sandra B. Fisher Fund Ted and Mary Huebner Fund
38 39 Harriet H. Hull Fund Mr. and Mrs. David N. McCammon Fund Bruce and Tamara Ranck Fund William H. Smith Fund Impact Foundation Fund Alonzo L. McDonald Family Fund Elizabeth Endicott Rands Fund Cathy Spencer and Scott Harris Family Fund John E. and Carolyn A. Jacobs Fund Marion R. and Henry E. McDonnell Family Fund Charles G. Raphael Fund Stebbins Family Fund Douglas and Janet Jaskierny Fund McGregor President’s Fund Aaron and Emily Rasmussen Donor Advised Fund Stringer Family Fund Vera Jeffers Fund Robert and Annette McGruder Fund Ann C. and William J. Rauwerdink Fund W.E., Barbara and Jan Sturges Fund Frederick and Barbara Johns Charitable Fund McIlnay-Rogers Family Fund Ralph and Barbara Rays Fund Blanche L. Sturkey Honorary Fund George G. Johnson Fund David L. and Harriet W. McIntyre Family Fund Margaret and Robert Reilly Fund Robert and Mary Surdam Fund Karoub Family Charitable Fund Charlie McVey Fund Remington Family Fund Swallow Family Fund Sam Kassab Fund Meador Family Fund The Revival Fund Sara A. Sweeny Fund Keating Fund Meadowbrook Insurance Group Charitable Fund Thomas R. and Priscilla A. Ricketts Memorial Fund Martin and Anna Taylor Fund W.K. Kellogg Foundation Neighborhood Development Fund M. Eleanor and Theodore H. Mecke Jr. Fund Rivera Family Fund Jack Lee Thompson Charitable Fund Richard and Mary Kelly Family Fund Kenneth Merrill Fund Roberts Family Fund Kurt and Beth Ann Thompson Charitable Fund Kevane Fund Migliazzo Family Fund Marian E. Robertson Fund Thompson Family Fund Jean Marie King Fund Edward J. and Mary Ellen Miller Family Fund Jack A. and Aviva Robinson Fund Thoms Music Fund David and Ellen Kirsch Fund Eugene A. Miller and Lois A. Miller Fund Walter B. and Lee D. Robinson Fund Therese M. Henri Thorn Fund Funds of the Foundation Charles Kleiber Fund J.M. Miller Family Fund Richard and Ann Casey Rohr Fund Peter and Ellen Thurber Fund Elizabeth Koegel Fund James L. and Ruth J. Miller Family Fund Ronan Family Fund TLG Fund Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Kontulis Fund MNOW Family Charitable Fund Rorick Fund Gary and Malke Torgow Fund Koro Family Fund Michael and Colleen Monahan Fund Jean and Thomas Rosenthal Foundation Fund Marianna F. and Robert H. Transou Fund Robert O. and Judith Kramer Fund Samuel and Virginia R. Moti Fund Carolyn L. Ross Fund James A. Tuck Memorial Fund Kross Family Fund Charles and Mary Neff Fund Robert E. and Pamela S. Rossiter Fund Gail Tukel and Floyd S. Tukel, M.D., Charitable Fund
Funds of the Foundation L&W Engineering Community Fund Peter D. and Susan C. Neithercut Fund Russell Family Fund Reginald and Marcia Turner Charitable Fund Barbara and John Ladendorf Foundation Nichols Family Fund Sachs Family Fund Valade Family Fund Susan and Brad Laffrey Fund Nicholson Family Fund Samuel and Elizabeth Sachs Fund Carl L. Valdiserri Fund William A. LaMarra Presidential Charitable Fund Henry and Patricia Nickol Fund Sanders Family Fund Barbara C. Van Dusen Family Fund Eric and Katherine Larson Family Fund Mariam C. Noland and James A. Kelly Fund M.C. Sanfield Family Charitable Fund Marie A. Vanerian Fund Kate Larson Family Fund Mary M. Northcutt and Michael L. Goodell Fund Saperstein/Brown Family Fund Doris and Norma Van Gorp Foundation Fund Louis E. and Najla K. Lataif Fund John P. and Janet K. O’Brien Family Fund A. Paul and Carol C. Schaap Fund William P. and Susan H. Vititoe Charitable Fund Susan and Louis E. Lataif Jr. Fund John L. O’Connor Fund Kathleen N. and Michael R. Schwartz Community Shirley Wagner Family Charitable Fund Denise J. Lewis Fund Peter and Patricia Palmer Family Fund Enrichment Fund Gail and Lois Warden Fund Mike Lindberg Family Fund Joseph and Jennifer Hudson Parke Fund Fred G. and Stephanie Secrest Fund Alfred and Jane Warren Fund Gerald and Joyce Lindquist Fund Alfred Paskey Fund Mark and Barbara Seski Charitable Fund Joan B. and Gerald E. Warren Family Fund Lis Family Fund Paula and John Paterson Fund Shapack Family Fund Randi and Dale Watchowski Family Fund John E. Lobbia Fund Lisa A. Payne Family Fund Rita and Stephan Sharf Fund Walter and Harriet Watkins Fund Dana M. Locniskar and Christine A. Beck Fund Peck Family Fund Alfred and Heather Sherk Fund William and Micheline Wentworth Fund Helen P. Lownie Fund BettyAnn and Peter J. Pestillo Fund Shubow Foundation Fund George and Mary Wenzel Charitable Fund LWA Prop Fund Donald and Jo Anne Petersen Fund Bradley M. Simmons Charitable Fund W. John Jr. and Jean M. Wickett Fund Ben and Barb Maibach Fund Donald L. Petersen Fund Craig and Cheryl Simon Fund Amelia H. Wilhelm Fund Helen and Joseph Malus Fund Peterson Family Foundation Fund Mahone/Sarah Simpson Fund Rudolf E. Wilhelm Fund Michael and Maggie Marcantonio Fund Bruce and Kimberly Peterson Family Fund Howard and Judith Sims Charitable Fund Michael and Elizabeth Larson Willoughby Family Fund Margherio Family Fund Sean M. Pettibone Memorial Fund Skinner Haley Fund Winter Family Fund Mark/Lis Family Fund Pickard Family Fund Isla V. Small Fund I James and Patricia Zagelmeyer Fund John E. Marshall III Fund Pierce Family Fund Isla V. Small Fund II Anne Marie Zawadzki Memorial Fund Oscar B. Marx III Fund Richard and Meryl Place Fund Smiles for Children Fund Martin and Nancy Zimmerman Family Fund Bill and Peggy Matthews Family Fund Derek and Patricia Plummer Foundation Fund Joan FitzSimons Smith Fund Mark McAlpine and Cathy Catallo Fund Price Family Fund Stanton Kinnie and Mary Beth Smith Fund
40 41 Affiliated Foundations Dudley K. and Dawn C. Holmes Jr. Fund George L. Palmer Scholarship Fund Established in 1997, this fund supports charitable organizations Founded by Donna A. Adams in 2008, this memorial fund The following affiliated foundations are administered as part of the Community Foundation. Each affiliate is dedicated and activities that benefit the residents of Chelsea. provides scholarships to graduates of Chelsea High School who are entering programs for trade or vocational studies, or to building charitable resources for a particular geographic area within southeast Michigan, and to investing those Mary Beth Koeze Fund pursuing associate’s degrees. resources in programs and organizations working to enhance the quality of life in that area. Ms. Koeze converted her donor advised fund to a permanent endowment that promotes educational, scientific, literary, Brewster E. and Emily C. Peabody Fund Each is led by an advisory committee of civic leaders and is supported by many local individuals, families, businesses cultural and charitable endeavors benefiting Chelsea-area Founded in 1997 by the estate of Emily C. Peabody, this fund residents. provides scholarships, known as the Brewster Earl Peabody and nonprofit organizations committed to building a strong and vibrant community. Community Foundation staff assists Scholarship Awards, to graduating seniors of Chelsea High M.P.S. Fund each affiliate in making effective investments in local nonprofits and helping its donors fulfill their charitable interests. School. Shirley A. and Paul G. Schaible established this fund in 1996 to support charitable organizations and activities throughout the Weiser Family Fund for Children Chelsea community. This fund was established in 2005 by Ronald and Eileen Weiser Chelsea Community Foundation to support and promote educational, scientific, literary, cultural The Chelsea Community Foundation assists caring people and organizations in the Chelsea area that want to give back to their and charitable pursuits benefiting the Chelsea community. community. The Chelsea Community Foundation was formed by the Foundation for Community Care and the Civic Foundation of Chelsea, and became affiliated with the Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan in 1995. The funds below were established through gifts and bequests to benefit the Chelsea Community Foundation. Community Foundation for Livingston County Advisory Committee Jeff and Kathleen Daniels Fund In 1991, a group of civic leaders sought a way to support and improve the public well-being and quality of life in Livingston County Funds of the Foundation now and into the future. They established the Community Foundation for Livingston County as an affiliate of the Community Chair Daphne J. Hodder This fund was established in 1997 to provide ongoing support to Foundation for Southeast Michigan. The following funds were established through gifts and bequests to the Community Foundation Warren J. Widmayer Willard H. Johnson charitable organizations and activities that benefit the residents of the Chelsea community. for Livingston County. These funds support charitable organizations and programs that benefit Livingston County residents. Vice Chair Anne Merkel Peter M. Feeney Robert Riemenschneider Robert and Marjorie Daniels Fund Advisory Committee Citizens Insurance Company of America Fund Robert L. Daniels This fund, established by Robert and Marjorie Daniels in 1999, John Rutherford Chair Nicholas S. Deychakiwsky A $10,000 initial contribution from Citizens Insurance Company supports and promotes educational, scientific, literary, cultural Arthur E. Dils Paul G. Schaible Doris C. Ostrander of America established this fund in 1993 to perpetuate the and charitable activities, primarily in and for the residents of Robert W. Herbst Funds of the Foundation Dennis D. Doan company’s commitment to the long-term well-being of Vice Chair Frank J. Mancuso Jr. Chelsea. Mr. Daniels is a founding member of the Chelsea Livingston County. Community Foundation Advisory Committee. Becky E. Best Michael Morley Chelsea Community Foundation Fund John and Anne Colone Fund Doan Family Fund for Chelsea William B. Scofield This is the general endowment for the Chelsea Community The Colone family established this fund in 1992 to provide Foundation. Established in 1995, the fund supports and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis D. Doan established this fund in 2007 to Bell-Borek Library Fund continuing assistance for charitable organizations and activities promotes educational, scientific, literary, cultural and charitable support educational, scientific, literary, cultural and charitable This fund supports libraries that serve the residents of Livingston that serve Livingston County. purposes, primarily in and for the residents of the Chelsea organizations and activities benefiting the residents of Chelsea. County. community. Elizabeth and John Colone Endowment Fund for the Michael and Ann Feeney Fund The Beta Sigma Phi Iota Chapter Fund Pinckney Community Public Library Chelsea State Bank Community Enrichment Fund Michael and Ann Feeney established this fund in 1998 to Established in 1993, this fund provides scholarships to This fund, established in 2002 from the Elizabeth M. Colone Created in 1997 by Chelsea State Bank, this fund supports support charitable needs in the Chelsea community. graduating seniors of Howell High School who are entering Trust, supports the general charitable purposes of the Pinckney charitable organizations and activities that benefit the residents medical-related programs at accredited educational institutions. Community Public Library. of the Chelsea community. The awards are known as the Anna C. Guttrich Scholarships.
Regional Affiliates
Partners Enhancing Arts and Culture in the Community Dental Clinic Treats Livingston County Residents The Purple Rose Theatre Company has earned local and national awards and VINA Community Dental Center provides essential preventive care and is a special place in the regional arts community. The Chelsea District Library treatment — ranging from cleanings and oral cancer screenings to fillings was named “The Best Small Library in America” in 2008 for its excellence in and extractions — for low-income Livingston County residents who would meeting the lifelong cultural and informational needs in the community. A grant otherwise seek treatment in urgent care facilities when dental problems from the Chelsea Community Foundation supports a partnership between these arise. A grant from the Community Foundation for Livingston County two important community organizations to commission new plays by Midwestern allowed VINA to expand its clinical area, meaning that staff and volunteer playwrights, and to inspire community and youth involvement through staged dentists, along with dental students from the University of Michigan, can readings and workshops. The theater’s 2012 production “White Buffalo” was treat up to three times as many people at its location in Brighton. commissioned through this program. View photos from the “White Buffalo” world premiere.
42 43 Community Foundation for Livingston County Fund Harry Malynowsky Fund This is the general endowment for the Community Foundation This fund was created in 1993 by Mr. Malynowsky to support Donors to the Foundation for Livingston County. Established in 1991, this endowment nonprofit educational programs that serve the residents of supports charitable activities in Livingston County. Livingston County. We extend our deepest gratitude to our donors who, in 2011, entrusted more than $32 million in gifts to the Community Detroit Edison Foundation Fund for Livingston County Parke Family Fund Foundation. The list that follows includes those who made gifts to meet the changing needs of the region and to build This fund was established in 1992 with a $15,000 contribution Founded in 1993 by John Parke Jr., this fund provides support in from the Detroit Edison Foundation. perpetuity for charitable activities that improve the well-being of the endowments of more than 170 charitable organizations. the Livingston County community. E.D. Ewing Family Fund Since 1984, thousands of individuals, organizations, families, businesses and other foundations have worked with the John P. and Janet V. Rex Family Fund for Livingston County Family members of E.D. Ewing established this fund in 1992 to Community Foundation to fulfill their charitable interests. We want to thank everyone who entrusted their charitable support broad charitable activities that serve the residents of The John P. and Janet V. Rex Family Fund for Livingston County, Livingston County. established in 1997, supports charitable organizations and activities wishes to us 27 years ago, as well as those who are investing with us — in the region and in institutions — today. throughout Livingston County. Francu/Ostrander Fund This fund, established in 2000, supports educational, scientific, Patricia Joann Riley Memorial Fund literary, cultural and charitable purposes primarily in and for This fund was established in 2002 by Clyde Riley in memory of Mr. and Mrs. R. Soren Andersen Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Bazzell residents of Livingston County. his wife, to support and promote educational, scientific, literary, A B Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Wallace E. Beaber cultural and charitable purposes, primarily in and for the residents AAA Michigan/The Auto Club Group Mr. and Mrs. Brian Bachynski Bernie Gibbons Memorial Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. David L. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Beal of Livingston County. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Abanatha Mr. and Mrs. Herman Baergen Created in 1998 by William and Jane Gibbons, this fund provides Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson Josephine Beardslee Charitable Mr. and Mrs. John W. Abbott Mr. Jess A. Bahs scholarships to graduating seniors of Howell High School who H.W. Sr. and Pearl S. Scofield Fund Lead Trust Mr. and Mrs. John A. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Donald Abrams Mr. James E. Bailey are pursuing postsecondary education. The awards are known The generations of the Scofield family established this fund in Mr. David A. Beatty Ms. Judy Anderson and as the Bernie Gibbons Humanitarian Scholarship Award and the 1991 in honor of their parents and grandparents, H.W. Sr. and Pearl Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Acho Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bairley Ms. Kathy Sasinowski Mr. Robert C. Beck Paul Bennett/Bernie Gibbons Athletic Award. S. Scofield. The fund supports and promotes a broad range of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Adah Mr. and Mrs. Bert E. Baker charitable activities that directly benefit the residents of the city of Mr. and Mrs. Karl O. Anderson Ms. Joan K. Becker Robert W. and Elizabeth “Betsy” Herbst Fund for Ms. Elizabeth A. Adair Ms. Felecia J. Baker Howell and the surrounding townships of Howell, Genoa, Marion Mr. Gustaf R. Andreasen Miss Virginia Becker Livingston County Dr. David Adamany Dr. and Mrs. John D. Baker and Oceola. Ms. Laura J. Andres Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Beckett Bob and Betsy Herbst established this fund to provide Mr. and Mrs. Frederick M. Adams Jr. Ms. Rosemary R. Baker permanent support for educational, scientific, literary, cultural Dr. Roscoe V. and Barbara D. Stuber Fund Ms. Grace M. Andrews The Rev. and Mrs. Eldon F. Beery
Funds of the Foundation Ms. Judy L. Adams Mr. Jim Balgooyen and Ken K. Andrews, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. William Donald Beger and charitable activities that enhance the quality of life for Dr. and Mrs. Roscoe V. Stuber created this fund in 1996 to support Ms. Carol Strayer Mr. and Mrs. Lanny Adams residents of Livingston County. charitable organizations and activities throughout Livingston Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Begg Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William L. Ball Ms. Mary L. Adams County. Mr. Christopher S. Andrzejak Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bejin Imelda “Mel” and Ralph LeMar Scholarship Fund Dr. David S. Balle Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Adamson Jr.
Westran Scholarship Endowment Fund Mr. and Mrs. Andrew G. Angel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Bejin 2011 Donors Established in 2000, this fund provides scholarships to students Mr. Gerald G. Banister and Mr. Terence E. Adderley graduating from Fowlerville High School who plan to study Named in honor of Roy A. Westran, retired president of Citizens Mrs. Nancy J. Angott Mr. Scott D. Douglass Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Bejnar Mr. James C. Addy chemistry, physics, mathematics, or electrical or mechanical Insurance Company of America, this fund was established in 1993 Anonymous Donor Bank of America Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Clark D. Bell Mr. and Mrs. J. Richard Adelsbach engineering. to provide scholarships for students planning to pursue careers in Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Anteau Foundation Mr. Steven Bemis the insurance industry. Mr. and Mrs. George C. Aitken Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Anthony IV Mr. and Mrs. Jason W. Bank Mr. Redha Bendali-Amor Mr. and Mrs. James M. Aitken Mr. Gebran S. Anton Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Banker Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bender Mr. and Mrs. Michael Alandt Mr. and Mrs. Steven E. Anton Mr. and Mrs. James D. Barber Mr. Scott C. Benedict Mr. and Mrs. James Alanoly Supporting Organizations Mr. and Mrs. Perry Apelbaum Mr. Joseph W. Barber Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Bennett Mr. Gary B. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Barlage Jr. A supporting organization is a separate corporation managed by the Community Foundation. Supporting organizations Ms. Rachel L. Apgar Ms. Katherine J. Benoit Mr. and Mrs. Clinton J. Allen Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kwabena Appiah Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Barnas Mr. Donald A. Benyas offer donors significant advantages – favorable tax status, and full participation in grantmaking and investment Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Allen Arab Community Center for Mr. Lawrence A. Barnes BER Investments Ltd. activities — while avoiding the financial and management burdens private foundations often encounter. Supporting Ms. Fawne Allossery Economic and Social Services Mr. N. Tom Barnes Mr. Gregg L. Berendt Mr. John W. Almstadt (ACCESS) organizations also take advantage of the professional support of Community Foundation staff to assist in the Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barr Ms. Bonnie Beresford and Dennis W. Archer Foundation administration of their funds. Donors may establish new supporting organizations or terminate existing private Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Alpert Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Barron Ms. Lee Haymon Arcus Foundation foundations into the Community Foundation. Mr. Cesante Alrey Ms. Sandra L. Barry Mr. Edward Berger and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Armbruster Ms. Sarah Miller Mr. and Mrs. John D. Altstetter Mr. Joseph P. Barzotti Mr. and Mrs. William R. Aro Dr. and Mrs. Eli V. Berger The Gilmour-Jirgens Fund Robert H. Tannahill Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Phanu Amatyakul Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Basista Mr. Edward Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Bergh Mr. Robert J. Ambrose Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Bates Allan D. Gilmour, former vice chairman of Ford Motor Robert Hudson Tannahill, a philanthropist and avid patron Asset Consulting Group Inc. Ms. Dana Berman Mr. Dean W. Amburn Bath Family Foudation Co., established this affiliated foundation in 1995 to of the arts, created the Robert H. Tannahill Foundation Astrein’s Fine Jewelry Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Bernacki Barbara L. Amundson Revocable Mr. Fred W. Batten Trust Dr. Adnan and Dr. Barbara Aswad Mr. Albert M. Berriz support charitable organizations and activities of interest in 1961. The foundation affiliated with the Community Dr. Lillian Bauder and to him and Eric C. Jirgens. Grants from The Gilmour- Foundation in 2001. At that time, it was valued at G. Rolf Amundson Trust Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Atkinson Mr. Donald J. Bauder Mr. Harold Berry Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Anan Ayco Company LP Jirgens Fund are selected by the fund’s five-member approximately $54 million. Today, the foundation Mr. Mikell F. Baughn Mr. and Mrs. James L. Berry Mr. Arun Anand Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Ayers Mr. and Mrs. Martin S. Baum Mr. John C. Berry governing board. continues to support the eight nonprofit organizations Mr. and Mrs. Gary Andersen Mrs. Barbara T. Aylward Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M. Baut Mr. and Mrs. Sterling P. Berry selected by the late Mr. Tannahill.
44 45 Mr. and Mrs. William D. Berry Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Bongiorno Mr. Matthew W. Burke and Mr. Jeffrey P. Chalmers Mr. and Mrs. Kim D. Cooke Ms. Inta H. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick J. Dindoffer Dykema Gossett PLLC Ms. Victoria A. Sistek Mr. and Mrs. James F. Berschback Ms. B. Jeanne Bonner Ms. Carol C. Champagne Ms. Molly Ann Cooke Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Davis The Hon. and Mrs. John D. Dingell Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt S. Dykes Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. Burket Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Berschback Mrs. Sheila R. Book Mr. and Mrs. Daryl L. Champagne Mr. Bryan P. Cooley Ms. Patricia Jean Davis Ms. Mary C. Dirkes Ms. Mary L. Dykstra Ms. Miriam L. Burkland Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Berschback Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Booth Mr. Dan W. Chandler Ms. Ann M. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Davis Mr. and Mrs. David D. Dismondy Ms. Lakeisha L. Burnett Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Berschback Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Borchardt Mr. and Mrs. Robert Charles III Dr. Larry C. Coppard and Mr. Thomas W. Davis Dr. and Mrs. Donald M. Ditmars Jr. E Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Bury Ms. Susan M. Ager Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Betke Ms. Lois C. Born Christopher T. Charlton Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dawson Ms. Marilyn A. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Earl Mr. and Mrs. John Busch Lead Annuity Trust Mr. Charles Cornwall Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Beyer Mr. and Mrs. Ronald B. Borngesser Dr. and Mrs. Francis T. Day Ms. Susan M. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Anthony F. Earley Jr. Business Leaders for Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Todd E. Chase Corrigan Oil Co., No. II Mr. William J. Bialkowski Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Boschma 1998 Irrevocable Trust of Lynn W. Day Dobrusin Thennisch Mr. Frederick Eaton Foundation Mr. Ahmad Chebbani Ms. Mary A. Corrigan The Rev. Mary Biedron Mr. and Mrs. Charles Botorowicz Lynn W. Day Charitable Unitrust Mrs. Jan C. Dolan Mr. Gregory Eaton Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Buslepp Mr. and Mrs. Terry D. Chenault Dr. John F. Corvino and Mr. and Mrs. James H. Bierbusse Ms. Jeanne M. Boucher Stanley R. Day Charitable Unitrust Mr. John R. Donaldson and Mr. Darrell D. Ebbing Mr. Mark D. Lock Dr. and Mrs. Fred M. Busse Mr. Ronald H. Cherry Mrs. Teresa L. Strong-Donaldson Mr. Fred T. Bigelow and Mr. Edward T. Boutrous Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. De Steiger Ms. Mary Jo Ebert Mr. and Mrs. Ryan J. Bussone Ms. Judith D. Costigan Mr. Joseph A. Hejl Children’s Leukemia Foundation Mr. and Mrs. D. Scott Donegan Mr. Daniel H. Boyce Mr. and Mrs. David H. Deal Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Ebert Mr. Thomas R. Butkovich and of Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cotter Ms. Joan M. Bingel Mr. Charles Doniver Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. Ebner Mr. and Mrs. Robin Boyle Mrs. Kathleen Reddy-Butkovich Ms. Kristen E. Dean Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Chisholm Ms. Lindsay A. Cotter Mr. Matthew Binkowski Ms. Lois Doniver Mr. James M. Edwards Ms. Mary E. Bradish Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Butler Mr. and Mrs. Walter K. Dean Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Chisholm Mr. James A. Courter and Mr. and Mrs. Mark N. Birchmeier Ms. Ellen Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. Wade R. Edwards Ms. Diane J. 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Brissette Ms. Kathryn Caffrey Mr. and Mrs. Rainey J. Crawford Mr. Gregory D. DeGrazia Ms. Mary P. Christopher Mr. James Bizer and Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Drew Mr. and Mrs. William Eisenbeiser Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Brisson Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Caira Mr. and Mrs. Chris H. Cross Mr. and Mrs. John A. Delmastro Ms. Mary Jo Larson Ms. Dana B. Church Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Drew Dr. and Mrs. Irwin Eisenfeld Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Brock Mr. and Mrs. Antonio S. Calayag Mr. and Mrs. Matthew P. Cullen Mr. and Mrs. John E. Demmer Mrs. Betty J. Blair Mr. Gary L. Ciampa DTE Energy Employee Disaster Relief Mr. Theodore L. Eissfeldt Ms. Barbara M. Brocksmith Ms. Penelope Calcaterra Mr. Gerry S. Culpepper Ms. Margaret C. Demmer Mr. and Mrs. Douglas D. Blake Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore A. Ciaramitaro Fund Donors Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Ekis Ms. Deborah M. Broderick Mr. Antonio Calderoni Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Cummings Mr. William J. Demmer Mr. Mark D. Blanke and Dr. Sue E. Cichowski DTE Energy Foundation Ms. Irma B. Elder Mr. Michael G. Perkins Ms. Patricia K. Brouillet Ms. Bonnie L. Camburn Dr. and Mrs. John E. Cunning Ms. Cristina Denison City Mission Mr. Conan D. Duda Ms. Nuzmeya Elder Ms. Frances P. Blatnik Mr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Camden Mr. Joseph C. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. David D. Dereczyk Mr. and Mrs. James J. Claffey Ms. Nancy H. Duffy Elder Ford Mrs. Wilma H. Ray Bledsoe Ms. Karen C. Brown Ms. Byna Camden Mrs. June Curlew Mrs. Lorraine A. Derisley Mr. Mike S. Clawson and Ms. Patricia H. Duguid
Mr. Ronald S. Elkus 2011 Donors Blender Consulting Group Mr. Keith A. Brown Mr. John P. Cameron Mr. John April Mr. and Mrs. Kevin S. Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Curtis J. DeRoo Mrs. Marie L. Duhaime and Family Mr. Ryan A. Ellis Mr. Timothy P. Bliss Ms. Mary L. Brown Mr. and Mrs. C. David Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Clement Ms. Beverly Curtiss Ms. Beverly J. DeRouchie Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Duker Mr. and Mrs. David A. Elsila Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Blizman Ms. Michelle R. Brown Mr. Donald S. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Curto Dr. Linda A. Derum and Mr. and Mrs. John P. DuLong Mr. Daniel R. Peters Mr. and Mrs. John J. Emig Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Block Mr. and Mrs. Milton T. Brown Mr. Garry F. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Clifford Mr. Edward C. Cutlip Jr. DuMouchelles Art Galleries Co. 2011 Donors 2011 Mr. James M. DeSimpelare Mr. Howard O. Emorey Mr. and Mrs. John D. Blohm Ms. Patricia A. Brown Mr. and Mrs. James N. Candler Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory R. Clites Mr. Richard Czapski Ms. Laura Dunbar Mr. and Mrs. Terence B. Desmond Mr. and Mrs. John R. Endahl Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Blohm Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Brown Jr. Mr. John Canzano and Ms. Marjorie H. Clough Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Czarnecki Ms. Mary Lou Duncan Ms. Rebecca Dudash Detroit Auto Dealers Association Ms. Karen A. Endres Mr. G. Peter Blom Susan T. Brown Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Coe Ms. Barbara J. Dunn Mr. Gaetano Cappelletti Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Devine Mr. Paul T. Engel Dr. and Mrs. Marshall J. Blondy Ms. Nancy B. Brumm Mrs. Margo Cohen-Feinberg D Mr. and Mrs. John B. Dunn Mr. Victor J. Cardona and Mr. Joseph J. DeVito Mr. Trent K. English Bloomfield Township Public Library, Mr. John M. Brus Cohn Family Philanthropic Fund Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Dady Mr. Philip A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. John W. Dunn Staff Organization Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. DeVol Mr. Keith Ensroth and Mr. Ronald J. Buckanovich Jr. and The Hon. Avern L. Cohn Mr. and Mrs. Ghassan M. Daher Mr. and Mrs. Sean Carleton Ms. Lisa J. Dunn Mrs. Mary Gawel-Ensroth Mr. Gregg R. Bloomfield Ms. Ann-Marie Rosland Mr. Nicholas S. Deychakiwsky and Mr. Mark Cohoon Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Dailey Mr. and Mrs. Philip N. Carlson Ms. Oksana D. Pronych Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Dunn The Fred A. and Barbara M. Erb Ms. Eileen K. Blough Mr. and Mrs. David R. Buckley Mr. John G. Coleman Dr. Martin Daitch Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Dickerson Mr. Stephen P. Dunn Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blumenfeld Mr. Timothy S. Buckley Mr. and Mrs. John Colina Mr. John Dale Ms. Alison A. Carothers Mr. Thornton Dickinson Mr. Christopher J. Dunsky and Mr. and Mrs. John M. Erb Harold & Penny B. Blumenstein Mr. Robert F. Buczek and Ms. Christine M. D’Alleva Collins & Aikman Foundation Ms. Constance Boris Ms. Suzanne Esper Foundation Corp. Mr. David Skoczylas Ms. Tiffany L. Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Clark B. Dickson Mr. Eric J. Dalton Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Comeau Mr. and Mrs. John D. Dupes Mr. Gene J. Esshaki and Mr. and Mrs. David H. Boerger Ms. Delores A. Budd Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Carroll Mr. John F. Diebel Comerica Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John Daly Mr. Dennis M. Dupre and Mrs. Cynthia E. Merry Mr. Mark A. Bogdanowicz Mrs. Kathryn L. Buehrig Mr. William E. Carroll Ms. Patricia A. Diefenbacher Ron Daly Designs LLC Mr. Thomas Jacobs Mr. Brian K. Esterberg and Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Carryer Ms. Catherine L. Compton Mr. and Mrs. John W. Bohlender Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Buhl Ms. Nancy J. Diehl Ms. Patti T. Roman Mr. and Mrs. Fritz R. Damm Mr. Neb Duric and Ms. Faire D. Carter Compuware Corp. Mr. Michael B. Boisvenu Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buiten Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Diehl Jr. Ms. Marcia S. Mahood Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Ethier Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. D’Arcy Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Cash Mrs. RoseAnn B. Comstock Ms. Julie Boland Mr. and Mrs. William D. Bunten Mr. Raymond L. Diehr Dusing Security & Surveillance Mr. and Mrs. James M. Ethridge Dr. Alan P. Darr and Cass Community Social Services Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Conklin Mrs. Jane A. Bolender Ms. Carolyn Burdi and Ms. Mollie Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DiFranco Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Chandan Dutta Dr. Janelle C. Ettema and Mr. Kevin H. Byrnes Cathedral Church of St. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Guy Conti Mr. Roger Ettema Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Bolt Nancy Davidson Trust Mr. and Mrs. Henry DiLaura Mr. Robert l. Duty Mr. William A. Burgess and Center for Reproductive Medicine Mr. and Mrs. David C. Contorer Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Bolton Dr. and Mrs. J. Desmond Davies Mr. Gerald DiLoreto Ms. Harriet A. Duus Mrs. Vera Haynes-Burgess and Surgery PC Ms. Jennie Cook Excelda Manufacturing Mr. and Mrs. Jerome M. Bondy Mrs. Carol A. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Dimond Mr. James N. Dwight and CEOs for Cities Mr. and Mrs. Roger K. Cook Ms. Pamela Weinstein
46 47 Ms. Patricia A. Flinn Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Fromm Allan D. Gilmour Fund Dr. Karl D. Gregory Dr. Adnan Hammad and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Heidenthal Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Holloway F Dr. Raja Rabah-Hammad Mr. and Mrs. William Flom Mr. Scott C. Frost The Gilmour-Jirgens Fund Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Gregory Mr. and Mrs. Rolland C. Heim Mr. and Mrs. John W. Holmes Mr. David Fabbri and Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hammer Ms. Sara Gleicher Ms. Alice M. Fogarty Mr. and Mrs. John E. Fuhrman Mr. Darren S. Ginter Ms. Diana M. Greig Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Heinrich Ms. Katherine Holmes Mr. Allen A. Hamood Mrs. Ruth Fain Ms. Sylvia F. Foley Mr. and Mrs. Gil Fujioka Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Giordano Mr. and Mrs. Dale W. Greiner Mr. Robert A. Heins Ms. Annie Mae Holt Mr. and Mrs. Steven K. Hamp Mr. Hani Fakhouri and Mr. Timothy W. Foley Mrs. Carole Ann Fulgenzi The Hon. William J. Giovan Mr. and Mrs. Steven Gretchko Mr. and Mrs. Kent E. Helfrich Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. 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Riney and Mr. and Mrs. Noel Mullett Mr. Henry A. Nickol Mr. and Mrs. David Olshefsky Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Platt Luellen Ramey, Ph.D. Ms. Judith A. Pavitt Mrs. Sandra Bowman-Riney Dr. Charles Mitchell Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Nida Ms. F. Patricia Olson Mr. Thomas J. Ramsdell Ms. Gwen Rutar Mullins Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Pawlik Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Plawecki
52 53 Mr. Dwight C. Rinke Mr. and Mrs. Rick Ruffner Mr. and Mrs. Clayton E. Scholz Wm. C. Shenefelt Fund Mr. Edward F. Snella Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Stevens T Mr. and Mrs. Jason Torrez Mr. and Mrs. John Rinke Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Ruifrok Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Schomer Mr. and Mrs. James L. Shettel Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Sneyd Mr. Robert W. Stevens Ms. Jennifer Toth Ms. Patricia Tabbert Mr. Timothy Riordan Ms. Evelyn L. Ruiz Mr. Steven Y. Schondorf Mr. James R. Shinar Ms. Betty L. Snow Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Stimmell III Mrs. Shirley E. Toussaint Ms. Agnes A. Tai Ms. Grace B. Rising Dr. Emilio Rusciano Mrs. Frances L. Schonenberg Mr. and Mrs. John P. Shirkey Ms. Kevan Snyder Ms. Cynthia L. Stockamp and Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Tracy Mr. and Mrs. John P. Talbot Ms. Joy Stockamp Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Ritok Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Russell Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schreck Mr. Francis R. Shor and Ms. Louise Snyder Dr. Jeffrey Tranchida and Talmer Bank and Trust Ms. Barbara J. Logan Mr. John D. Stoddard and Mr. Noel Baril Ms. Diane L. Rittmueller Pat Russo Dr. Karl F. and Mr. Paul D. Snyder Ms. Louise A. Kirk Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Talon Dr. Kathryn K. Schroeder Tri-Community Coalition of Berkley, Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Rivera Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Ruthinowski Mr. and Mrs. A. Clay Shouse Mr. Eugene D. Sobeck Ms. Donna Stohl Mr. Manuel E. Tancer and Huntington Woods & Oak Park Mr. Matthew Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shrosbree Mr. Peter P. Rizzo Mr. Grant Rutila and Mr. Richard A. Soble and Ms. Claire Stroker Mr. and Mrs. John E. Stoll Ms. Elsie M. Trinka Ms. Glenna Washburn Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. Schubatis Mr. Wayne A. Shuey Ms. Barbara Kessler RJK Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Tann Mr. and Mrs. John W. Stoll Ms. Patricia Trinkle Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Rutkowski Dr. Faye Schuett and Mr. Maher Sidrak Ms. Carol Soborowski Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Roach Robert H. Tannahill Foundation Ms. Linda S. Burnett Mr. and Mrs. Chad H. Stone Mr. Roger M. Triplett and Mr. and Mrs. Grant C. Ruttinger Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Sieron Ms. Jeane J. Solsbury Ms. Ruth D. Robb and Ms. Mary Ryan Taras Mr. Patrick H. O’Neil Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S. Schultz Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Stoney Ms. Peggy Kapfhamer Ms. Susan Ruvido Dr. Boris Silberberg Mr. Jeffrey G. Sorenson Target Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Tripp Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Schupra Ms. Janet A. Stortz Mr. and Mrs. Jim Roberge Mr. Norman H. Silk and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Soulen Mr. and Mrs. Duane L. Tarnacki Mr. and Mrs. James S. Trouba Mr. and Mrs. Alan E. Schwartz Mr. J. Fred Straky Ms. Constance Roberts S Mr. Dale R. Morgan Source One Distribution Services Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce L. Tarquino Mr. Edward D. Trowbridge Jr. Mr. George P. Schwartz Strategic Staffing Solutions Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Roberts Mr. Leonard W. Sachs Mr. Bradley M. Simmons Ms. Robin H. Sowell Ms. Inger Tavi Mrs. Constance Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Schwartz Mr. Douglas G. Stratton Mr. Edward A. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Sackett Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Simmons Dr. Craig C. Spangler and Doreen Wessel Taylor Family Trust Mr. and Mrs. Mark Tuey Mr. and Mrs. Mark Schwartz Ms. Teresa R. Honnold Ms. Helen L.P. Straus Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Robinson III Mr. Jeffrey A. Sadowski Elwood S. Simon Esq. Ms. Marjorie A. Taylor Ms. Peggi S. Tuggle Dr. Lawrence Schweinhart Mr. and Mrs. Elson B. Spangler Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Strauss Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Safford Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Simon TCF Foundation Ms. Ann P. Tully Mr. and Mrs. William G. Schwesinger Ms. Linda Spannaus Ms. Kathryn Strobel Rock Springs LLC John B. Samuels Mr. and Mrs. John W. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Tchou Mr. Chub Turkowski and Dr. and Mrs. Richard C. Schwing Mr. and Mrs. Herbert G. Sparrow III Mrs. Vivian Day Stroh Mr. Bruce M. Rockwell Mr. Arturo M. Sanchez Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. Sims Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S. Teachworth Ms. Patricia K. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Sanders Ms. Leah R. Sciabarrasi Ms. Brenda J. Sinacola Special Risks Mr. Jay Strongwater and Mr. Dion Roddy Mr. and Mrs. Reginald M. Turner Ms. Elizabeth A. Edelman Mr. Jason P. Tejani Mr. Michael C. Sanfield Dr. and Mrs. Gary Sclabassi Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Sinelli Mr. Steven Sperling Ms. Pamela E. Rodgers Ms. Theresa Turner Ms. Ellen Stross Ms. Mary Louise Temple Mr. and Mrs. William A. Sankbeil Ms. Judith l. Scranton Mr. George M. Sinko Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Spiro Jr. Ms. Susan M. Roegner and Mr. Christopher S. Turowski and Mr. and Mrs. Craig W. Stroup Temple Shir Shalom Ms. Diane C. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Saperstein Ms. Nettie H. Seabrooks Mr. Mark Sinkoff and Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan W. Springer Ms. Cynthia L. Hanson Ms. Ruth Lerman Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Stuart Testing Engineers & Consultants Inc. Mr. Arthur O. Rogers II Mr. and Mrs. Matthew C. Sardelli Mr. and Mrs. Kingsley Sears Mr. Merrill D. Squiers TYJ LLC Dr. Kenson J. Siver and Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Stulberg Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Tetrault Mr. Felix Rogers and Family Mr. and Mrs. Alexander T. Sebastian Jr. St. David’s Episcopal Church Mr. Zaid Ismail Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Sturm Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Thacker Ms. Jacklyn Rogers Dr. and Mrs. Edward G. Sarkisian Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Sebastian Mr. and Mrs. James A. St. Louis U Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Skaff Mr. and Mrs. Lavlesh Sud Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Thelen Mrs. Rose G. Rogers Mr. Lee A. Sartori Mr. Joseph Secore Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Stachura UBS Wealth Management Employee The Skillman Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John B. Suder Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Thomas Giving Programs 2011 Donors Mrs. Ann C. Rohr Mr. Miguel A. Satut Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Secrest Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Stafford Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Skrzypek Mr. and Mrs. John G. Sulewski Mr. and Mrs. Gene S. Thomas Letitia N. Uduma, Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Romanowski Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ilmars Saulitis Mr. Fred R. Secrest Mr. and Mrs. Kevin C. Stahl Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Skubic Father Anthony P. Sulkowski Jr. Mr. Mark A. Thomas Ms. Thelma J. Ullrich Ms. Deborah Y. Rose Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey E. Sauve Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Secrest Ms. Karen E. Stankye Skyline Electrical Contracting Co. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Sullivan Ms. Nancy L. Thomas Ms. Sandra E. Ulsh Ms. Sharon R. Rose Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P. Sayers Mr. and Mrs. David D. Segesta Mr. and Mrs. Brian T. Stanley 2011 Donors 2011 Mr. Samuel G. Slaughter and Mr. and Mrs. Dan J. Scanlan Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Paul J. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Thompson Mr. Henry J. Underwood Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey K. Rosen Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Seguin Ms. Anne E. Lehker Dr. and Mrs. James B. Stanton Mr. Bryan A. Sunisloe Dr. and Mrs. D. Eugene Thompson United Methodist Women of Beverly Dr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Rosen Dr. and Mrs. A. Paul Schaap Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey K. Seidel Mr. Brian T. Stark and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Sliney Hills United Methodist Church Mr. David Cooke Mr. James M. Surowiec Ms. Lynne E. Thompson Mr. Robert L. Rosenthal Mrs. Johanne M. Schaefer Mr. W. Michael Seidel Mr. Gary Slizewski University Liggett School Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Stasa Ms. Tamar Y. Susskind Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Ross Ms. Merle Helen Scheibner Sellers Buick Pontiac GMC Mr. Samuel A. Smalley and The University of Michigan–Dearborn State Bar of Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Sutherland Mr. William D. Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ross Ms. Patricia C. Schemm Mr. Craig W. Selover and Mrs. Carrie Loya-Smalley Ms. Amanda M. Girth Ms. Trina Unzicker Mr. Michael Schindler State Farm Insurance Companies Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Sutherland Mr. and Mrs. Randall S. Ross Ms. Anne Schenk Estate of Myrna E. Smeltzer Dr. Susan S. Thoms and Mr. and Mrs. Rob Upton Mr. and Mrs. Karl H. Schenk Mr. Charles A. Semmelhack Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Stauffer Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Swaggerty Mr. Virgil R. Ross Miss Carolyn J. Smith Mr. David M. Thoms Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Urbanski Mr. Norman S. Scherer Ms. Paula M. Sepich Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Stavenik Peter T. Swallow Charitable Lead Mr. and Mrs. Chris Rossman Ms. Cynthia J. Smith Ms. Kathleen K. Thomson Annuity Trust Ms. Charlene M. Uresy Mr. Don A. Schiemann Ms. Sylvia Sesostris Stebbins Charitable Lead Trust Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Rossman Mr. and Mrs. David K. Smith 333 LP LLC Mr. Robert E. Swaney Jr. and Ms. Nancy M. Schlichting and Mr. Todd P. Sexton and Stefanski Wealth Management LLC Mr. and Mrs. David H. Rothamel Mr. and Mrs. Dean R. Smith Ms. Mary B. Stephenson Mrs. Ann K. Throop Ms. Pamela Theisen Mrs. Pamela Jones-Sexton V Mr. and Mrs. Dwight M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Jan Stegemann Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Rotole Mr. Gregory Swanson Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Thurber Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Valade Mr. and Mrs. Gerald H. Schluckbier Mrs. Anne Marie Shaheen Mr. and Mrs. George B. Smith Mrs. Phyllis A. Stein Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Rottermond Swathirajan Family Fund Ms. Ellen M. Tickner and Mr. Victor S. Valenti and Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Schmid Mr. Robert D. Shannon Dr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Steinhauer Ms. Mary Jane Faso Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Rouse Ms. Joan M. Smith Ms. Sheila M. Sweeny Mrs. Rosa Bava-Valenti Mr. Michael T. Schmidt and Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel M. Sharpe Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Art Steitz Mr. Robert G. Tighe and Ms. Ashley Royle Mr. Michael D. Smith Mr. and Mrs. David A. Swider Ms. Kim R. Valentine Ms. Theresa L. Fraley Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sharples Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Steketee Mr. William J. Korte Mr. Christopher Royle Mr. Raymond L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. John J. Swienckowski Dr. Phyllis A. Vallee Ms. Rose Marie Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Dante A. Stella Mr. and Mrs. C. Bradley Tips Mr. Daniel S. Rubin Mr. and Mrs. Stanton K. Smith Jr. Dr. and Mrs. David W. Swink Ms. Margaret H. Van Alstyne Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Schneider Ms. Lillian Davis Shaye Mr. Fred Stemmler Jr. The Rev. Roger F. Titeca and Mr. Robert J. Ruby and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart G. Smith Mr. and Mrs. David C. Sykes Mr. and Mrs. George B. Van Antwerp Mr. Donald L. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. William W. Shelden Jr. The Rev. Mary J. Titeca Ms. ShyrlAnn Cone Mrs. Patricia A. Stempel Mr. Dean W. Smitterberg The Hon. Henry J. Szymanski and Mrs. Jane M. Van Dragt Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Schneider The Elizabeth, Allan and Warren Mr. L. Judson Todhunter Mr. and Mrs. Franchot D. Rudder Mr. and Mrs. James L. Smitterberg Dr. Gregory E. Stephens Ms. Nancy A. Hannan Barbara C. Van Dusen Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Schoen Shelden Fund Mr. Michael J. Tomkins and Mr. Robert G. Rudnick Ms. Julie Lichtenberg Stern Mr. Nicholas V. Smylnycky Ms. Linda M. Martineau
54 55 Barbara Van Dusen Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan T. Walton Mr. Thomas P. Wilczak and Mr. Robert J. Yanal and Lead Unitrust Mr. Steven R. Quinkert Mr. Larry L. Spencer Ms. Susan Waltz What Do You Care About? Mr. David C. Van Dyke Ms. Amelia H. Wilhelm Mr. and Mrs. Peter Yanchyshyn Mr. and Mrs. Hugh M. Wanty Doris and Norma Van Gorp Ms. Dian Wilkins and Alzheimer’s Mr. and Mrs. Rodney L. Yantz Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Ward Foundation Association Staff For more than 27 years, the Community Foundation has been helping donors fulfill their philanthropic goals. Here are Ms. Lorraine Yates Mr. and Mrs. Gail L. Warden Mr. and Mrs. William C. Van Horn Dr. E’lon-Eloni Wilks some of the ways the Community Foundation can help you make the most of your charitable dollars: Mr. James R. Yee Mr. and Mrs. Kris Warmann Mrs. Marie H. Van Marter Ms. Perlet Wilks Mr. Michael J. Yocum and Mr. Glen R. Warn and Ms. Linda B. Van Meer Ms. Frances J. Williams Ms. Jeanne Dolson Ms. Beverly Loudon Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Van Tiem Mr. Gordon K. Williams and Ms. Sheila York Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Warren • We help you with strategic philanthropy and accepts gifts from hundreds of individuals and Ms. Ana Quiroz The Hon. and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Young Mr. and Mrs. John C. Wartian Sr. Mrs. Thomas A. Van Tiem Dr. and Mrs. John H. Williams personalized grantmaking. organizations each year, we are able to pool gifts from Mr. and Mrs. John F. Youngblood Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Warzyniec Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van Valkenburg Mr. and Mrs. Richard Williams What is your vision for the future? How would you like donors who share common interests. In this way, we can Ms. Linda J. Yugovich Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Wasner Ms. Barbara E. VanAmberg and Mr. Donald G. Williamson and to make a difference? Either through personal, one-on- increase the dollars available to invest in a particular Ms. Diana L. VanAmberg-Clouse Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Watkins Jr. Mr. Jeffrey J. Minor Z one conversations, or by working with your professional cause. This is the power of collective, community Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Vandegrift Mr. George C. Watson and Dr. and Mrs. Malcolm E. Williamson Mr. John E. Fitzpatrick Mr. Andrew M. Zack adviser, we help you create giving solutions that reflect philanthropy. Mrs. Carol S. Vandenameele Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Wilseck Mr. Norfleet T. Watson Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Zahler Ms. Shamra M. VanWagoner Mr. André A. Wilson and your personal values, motivations and goals. Our Mr. and Mrs. Giacomo R. Zambon • We help any gift have both an immediate and a Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Watt P. Silverschanz Mr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Varani staff can even tell you about grant opportunities that Mr. Jack A. Zaratzian and Mr. Sanford Waxer Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Wilson long-term impact. Ms. Jean M. Vargas Ms. Wilma J. Shea meet your charitable objectives, and provide you with Mr. James G. Weaks Mr. and Mrs. Brian R. Wimmer How can you support your favorite cause both now Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Vargo Mr. Jack Zatirka information regarding research on or educational Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Wingert and in the future? If you make a gift to endowment, it Mr. and Mrs. Kurt V. Vatalaro Ms. Smilka Zdravkovska opportunities in areas of interest to you. Dr. and Mrs. Mark R. Weber Mr. and Mrs. Chris Winn Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Vaughn Jr. Mr. Neil R. Zechman becomes part of a permanent pool of assets that, each Mr. and Mrs. Norman H. Weber Jr. Ms. Anne W. Winter Mr. and Mrs. Michael Vecchio Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Zeller • We work with gifts of any size and donors at every year, generates funds to support charitable causes. Ms. Marilyn H. Webster The Hon. Charlotte L. Wirth Stephen and Nancy Vella Mr. Gary F. Zenz level of giving. Over time, as the endowment grows, it produces more Mr. and Mrs. Ted C. Wedepohl Mr. and Mrs. John A. Wise Mr. and Mrs. Gerard E. Vier Ms. Eileen D. Zielesch What does it take to become a donor? Getting started charitable dollars that go back into the community. This Monsignor Herbert Weier Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Wiseman The Viking Fund Charitable Trust Mrs. Stephanie Ziff Mr. Lawrence Wisniewski is easy, and there is no reason to wait. The Community means that your gift today keeps on giving forever! Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vilcheck Mr. John L. Weigel Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. John Witherell Foundation can help every donor find the right Mr. Kurt R. Vilders and Mr. Jason P. Weiland Zinn Family Charitable Gift Fund • We honor your charitable intent forever. Ms. Judie R. Goodman Mr. Timothy M. Wittebort charitable-giving tools to match their stage of life and Ms. Sheryl A. Weinan-Yee Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zitzewitz How do you know that your gift will continue to support Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vindici Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wloszek their preferred level of giving. As a result, everyone Mr. Arnold J. Weiner the causes you care about long after you are gone? Mr. and Mrs. David E. Vlasak Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Woiwode Ms. Donna L. Weinle can experience the satisfaction of making a difference Ms. Nina Volis Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wolbers By partnering with the Community Foundation, you Mr. Daniel Weiser in the community — and every gift matters.
2011 Donors 2011 Ms. Joyce von Drehle Mr. and Mrs. Elliott M. Wolf are assured that the charitable dollars you entrust to Mr. and Mrs. Marc Weiser Mr. Kenneth von Kluck Mr. John R. Wolfe and • We multiply the impact of your gift dollars by us will always serve the purpose you intended. The Ambassador and Mrs. Ronald Weiser Ms. Sherri M. Silvian Dr. and Mrs. Paul T. von Oeyen pooling them with other gifts and grants. Community Foundation’s Board of Trustees oversees Wells Fargo Advisors LLC Women of Finance Mr. and Mrs. Marc M. Vreede How can your donation, no matter how large or small, all grantmaking and carefully stewards the charitable Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Wentrack Ms. Margaret A. Woodhouse Mr. Jeffrey Wesolowski Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Woodrow make an even greater impact on the causes you care assets our donors have contributed over the years.
W A Gift Making Ms. Sue H. Wabeke Mr. Brad M. Westlake Ms. Barbara M. Woolf about? It’s simple: Because the Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Wagner William F. Whelan Irrevocable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Wright Mr. Daniel M. Wagnitz Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Whipple Ms. Joan M. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Whipple Mr. and Mrs. Keith G. Wright Mr. John D. Wagster For more information, please contact a member of the philanthropic services team at 313.961.6675, or Mr. and Mrs. Randy C. Walainis Ms. Katherine P. White Mr. Richard T. Wright visit www.cfsem.org/make-gift. Mr. and Mrs. Lenny Waldman Mr. and Mrs. James F. Whitehead III Ms. Karen A. Wyatt Mr. and Mrs. Jon A. Walgren Ms. Nancy Whitelaw and Jan Benson The Rev. Christine E. Wyatt and Mr. Robert Wyatt Mrs. Barbara A. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Gale Whitford Mrs. Sylvia P. Whitmer Mr. and Mrs. Bennie E. Walker X Mr. and Mrs. Eugene H. Walker Tim Whitney Group Mrs. Zong Ping Xiang Mr. and Mrs. Kari D. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Allan P. Whittemore III Ms. Phyllis Wallbaum Michael and Gail Whitty Fund Y Ms. Mary Lou Wholihan Mr. and Mrs. William C. Walls Ms. Margaret Yahrmatter Mr. and Mrs. James M. Wicksall Ms. Michelle M. Walters and Ms. Kim Yamasaki Ms. Suzanne K. Wait Mr. and Mrs. Warren J. Widmayer
56 57 Advisory Committees Endowment Investment Highlights
Each year, hundreds of individuals volunteer their time and expertise to help the Community Foundation achieve its While the Community Foundation endowment is always managed with a long-term perspective, it is important to mission of enhancing the region’s quality of life. note that for the year ending December 31, 2011, the Community Foundation’s endowment investment performance ranked first nationwide in comparison to similar-sized community foundation peers. These results were reported in the These dedicated community leaders are involved in many aspects of the Foundation’s work, from awarding Council on Foundations’ Investment Performance Survey of Community Foundations, and were based on responses scholarships to raising funds to reviewing grant proposals. They represent diverse backgrounds, experiences and from survey participants with assets ranging from $100 to $500 million. In addition, in the Independent Consultants professions — physicians, business owners, judges, teachers, financial advisers, religious leaders, high school students, Cooperative Peer Universe, a comparison among a customized universe of endowments and foundations of similar retirees — and share a wealth of knowledge about our community. We are grateful to all of our volunteers, whose sizes, the Community Foundation’s 2011 endowment returns ranked in the top 15th percentile. In a year of volatility and dedication and commitment exemplify the philanthropic spirit of southeast Michigan. The Community Foundation is uncertainty in the financial markets, these excellent peer rankings reflect the strength and discipline of the Community pleased to recognize and thank the individuals who, over the past year, served on the following committees. Foundation’s investment program.
The Community Foundation also measures the success of its endowment portfolio against its target rate of return. Comerica Bank Community Economic Glenn F. Kossick Pat J. Mansfield The long-term total rate of return target for the endowment portfolio is stated as a range from 7 percent to 9 percent, Development Fund Michael J. Mirto Walter V. Marsh taking into consideration spending policy, prudent investment expenses, and the fact that capital market conditions James S. Bernacki Michael C. Mok Michael F. McCarthy and inflation change over time. While the 2011 absolute return of 1.8 percent fell short of the target, due to the low Charles H. Brown Alan T. Semonian Michael J. Mehr return environment during the year, the Community Foundation’s longer-term performance remains competitive with its David K. Page Anthony P. Sulkowski Jr. Stephen D. Moore peers. The Community Foundation’s Investment Committee and its consultants, NEPC LLC, meet regularly to monitor Thomas P. Wilczak Seymour M. Nayer Detroit Auto Dealers Association performance and review asset allocation, as well as to deal with risks and opportunities as they arise. We thank them for Robert M. Nemzin Charitable Foundation Fund Legal/Financial Network their vigilance, hard work and excellent counsel. Charles Nida Rod L. Alberts Andrew L. Camden, Co-Chair Trevor D. Royston Hon. Trudy DunCombe Archer Dana M. Locniskar, Co-Chair Mark Seski Douglass Fox Thomas Alongi Investment Committee NEPC LLC Richard Shapack Investment Consultant Carl F. Galeana Thomas H. Bergh Ken Whipple, Chair James P. Spica Chairman, Korn/Ferry International Paul R. Kenney Jr., CFA Alfred R. Glancy III Barbara B. Bierbusse Jason Astorga Switzer Terence E. Adderley Partner Scott LaRiche Michael C. Cumming Lyle M. Wolberg Chairman of the Board, Kelly Services Inc. Jeff Pickett, CFA, CAIA William Perkins Rebecca L. Donnini Thomas C. Buhl Consultant James Seavitt Equities 38% Bruce E. Fralick Youth Advisory Committee Vice President, Investments Robert Shuman Emerging Markets Eugene A. Gargaro Jr. Edward Berkowski Wells Fargo Advisors International Developed John D. Gatti Joshua Brooks Phillip Wm. Fisher HOPE Fund Domestic Small Cap Edward V. Gray Principal, The Fisher Group Gionni Crawford Domestic Large Cap Allan D. Gilmour, Co-Chair Alfred R. Glancy III Henry M. Grix Paul Fortin Patrick R. Jakeway, Co-Chair Chairman, Unico Investment Co. Harold Hebel Melissa Garcia 6% Kofi Adoma Joseph L. Hudson Jr. 9% 16% William D. Hodgman Angela Kilgore Gerald G. Banister Trustee, Hudson-Webber Foundation Mark W. Jannott Makenzie Larson 7% Mark D. Blanke David N. McCammon 5% Cash 5% Robert B. Joslyn Sarah Likens Vice President – Finance, Ford Motor Co. (Retired) Karen C. Brown Shirley A. Kaigler 6% Advisory Committees David McGhee Stacey E. Cassis David E. Meador 5% Opportunistic Robert E. Kass Ashley Mitchell Senior Vice President/Chief Financial Officer Investments 5% Derek E. Daniels Bernard S. Kent Gregory Nelson DTE Energy Corp.
Gilbert M. Frimet 16% Financial Statements John P. Landis Ken O’Brien Michael T. Monahan Henry M. Grix President, Monahan Enterprises LLC David P. Larsen Daina Robinson Howard W. Israel Alan E. Schwartz 30% John D. Mabley Amber Sillmon Nancy S. Katz Partner, Honigman Miller Schwartz and Cohn LLP J. Thomas MacFarlane Jonathan T. Walton Asset Allocation/ Executive Vice President, NBD Bank (Retired) Real Return 30% Fixed Income 22% Domestic-Investment Grade High Yield
The Community Foundation’s full audit is available on our website at www.cfsem.org. 58 59 Combined Statements of Financial Position Combined Statements of Activities
December 31 Years ended December 31 Assets 2011 2010 2 011 2010 Cash $ 1,304,361 $ 857,374 Temporarily Temporarily Total Unrestricted Restricted Total Unrestricted Restricted Investments 546,140,185 570,666,136 Revenues, gains (losses), Contributions receivable 10,268,192 22,820,313 and other support: Deferred gifts receivable 5,470,727 5,242,718 Contributions $ 32,175,105 $ 30,801,205 $ 1,373,900 $ 37,562,500 $ 37,076,000 $ 486,500 Less amounts received from Accrued investment income 186,592 238,893 agencies (1,636,305) (1,636,305) – (279,088) (279,088) – Other assets 2,259,318 518,828 Net assets released from restrictions – 11,972,382 (11,972,382) – 18,682,308 (18,682,308) Fixed assets, net of accumulated depreciation of Change in value of deferred gifts receivable (1,725,630) – (1,725,630) 682,183 – 682,183 $623,772 and $545,107 in 2011 and 2010, respectively 63,934 138,857 Interest and dividends 11,872,738 11,872,738 – 11,256,754 11,256,754 – Total $ 565,693,309 $ 600,483,119 Less interest on amounts held for agencies (378,062) (378,062) – (326,630) (326,630) – Net unrealized and realized Liabilities and Net Assets (loss) gain on investments (4,713,956) (4,713,956) – 41,624,809 41,624,809 – Less loss (gain) on investments Liabilities: held for agencies 86,682 86,682 – (1,192,183) (1,192,183) – Grant commitments $ 15,671,402 $ 30,777,175 Remeasurement of charitable gift annuities (393,610) (393,610) – (496,627) (496,627) – Accounts payable 863,657 564,418 Administrative revenue from Charitable gift annuities 4,173,525 4,393,171 amounts held for agencies 67,870 67,870 – 63,916 63,916 – Miscellaneous income 115,854 115,854 – 806,005 806,005 – Subtotal liabilities 20,708,584 35,734,764 Total revenues, gains (losses), Funds held as agency endowments 14,624,027 13,345,607 and other support 35,470,686 47,794,798 (12,324,112) 89,701,639 107,215,264 (17,513,625)
Total liabilities 35,332,611 49,080,371 Grants and expenses: Grants 52,527,159 52,527,159 – 55,208,050 55,208,050 – Net Assets: Less amounts granted to agencies (551,743) (551,743) – (596,584) (596,584) – Unrestricted 504,541,779 513,259,717 Prior-year grants canceled (794,262) (794,262) – (330,788) (330,788) – Prior-year grants returned (18,191) (18,191) – (15,238) (15,238) – Temporarily restricted 25,818,919 38,143,031 General and administrative 4,217,505 4,217,505 – 4,473,510 4,473,510 – Total net assets 530,360,698 551,402,748 Investment management fees 1,161,920 1,161,920 – 2,317,723 2,317,723 – Less management fees on amounts Total $ 565,693,309 $ 600,483,119 held for agencies (29,652) (29,652) – (70,314) (70,314) – Total grants and expenses 56,512,736 56,512,736 – 60,986,359 60,986,359 –
(Decrease) increase in net assets (21,042,050) (8,717,938) (12,324,112) 28,715,280 46,228,905 (17,513,625)
Net assets – beginning of year 551,402,748 513,259,717 38,143,031 522,687,468 467,030,812 55,656,656 Financial Statements Net assets – end of year $530,360,698 $504,541,779 $25,818,919 $551,402,748 $513,259,717 $38,143,031
Each year the Community Foundation is audited by an independent audit firm. The audited financial statements can be found on the
Financial Statements Community Foundation website at www.cfsem.org.
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Mariam C. Noland Finance and Administration President Karen L. Leppanen Veronica S. Blair Vice President, Finance and Administration Administrative Assistant, President’s Office Diana M. Greig Theresa L. Fraley Human Resources Officer Communications Director and Special Assistant to the President Diane M. Kresnak Controller Community Investment Gwendolyn L. Macklin Elizabeth C. Sullivan Receptionist Vice President, Community Investment Ashley Y. Mitchell Donald E. Jones Student Office Assistant Director, Community Investment and Elizabeth M. Phillips Senior Consultant, New Economy Initiative Administrative Assistant Katie G. Brisson Brad M. Westlake Senior Program Officer, New Economy Initiative Accountant and Systems Administrator Marty M. Calvert Administrative Assistant Philanthropic Services
Carol A. Davis Robin D. Ferriby Administrative Assistant Vice President, Philanthropic Services
David O. Egner Randall S. Ross Executive Director, New Economy Initiative Manager, Philanthropic Services
Sally E. Foster Carol P. Chisholm Scholarship Consultant Administrative Assistant
Pamela D. Hurtt Dianne Johnson Senior Consultant, New Economy Initiative Administrative Assistant
Kristen M. Kaszeta Nicole L. MacMillan Program Officer Administrative Assistant
Robert W. Morgan Lindsey S. Rossow-Rood Program Associate Philanthropic Services Officer
Marlene Rencher Communications Administrative Assistant Theresa L. Fraley Miguel A. Satut Communications Director and Senior Consultant, Civic Leadership Initiative Special Assistant to the President
Sam Singh Karen Chassin Goldbaum Senior Consultant, New Economy Initiative Communications Officer
Thomas M. Woiwode Jessica M. Soulliere Director, GreenWays Initiative Communications Officer
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