ANNUAL REPORT 2019

RESPONDING OF GREATER FLINT B O L D LY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION SPECIAL INSERT: OUR COVID-19 RESPONSE OUR VISION A vibrant and equitable Genesee County where everyone can thrive.

OUR MISSION The Community Foundation of Greater Flint partners and leads by influencing and connecting generosity to Genesee County needs. For Good. For Ever. For Everyone.

OUR VALUES Integrity: encompassing credibility, ethics and stewardship Inclusiveness: encompassing accessibility, diversity and social justice Impact: encompassing agility, responsiveness and effectiveness

YOUR GIFT to a Community Foundation fund will make an impact today and in the future. Gifts you give are invested for long-term growth, providing grants back into the community. You become part of the effort to create positive change within Genesee County. When you give from the heart, your gifts touch nonprofit organizations working directly with residents, meeting the needs that they say are important. You will empower others to realize their dreams … for good, forever, for everyone. RESPONDING BOLDY TO COMMUNITY VOICES

global pandemic. Economic decline. Racial unrest. A Nothing could have prepared us more for 2020 than the work we accomplished in 2019. A new strategic plan, with its focus on equity, set us upon a new journey that is more relevant today than ever before in the community foundation’s history. This annual report is brief but mighty, with some traditional elements like our donor list posted online at www.cfgfreport.org. We reflect on our racial equity learning journey and the adoption of a new strategic plan. Our grantees are simply the best, and the impact of their work is highlighted. And we include our COVID-19 response and are pleased to acknowledge the phenomenal work of Genesee County nonprofit organizations. With your generous gifts, we have responded boldly to many challenges in 2019, and 2020 as well. Thank you for embracing our vision of a vibrant and equitable Flint and Genesee County.

COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF GREATER FLINT • www.cfgfreport.org 1 The Community Foundation’s vision is centered in racial equity — an equitable community where everyone can thrive. Equity is all we want for a good life — safety, security, housing, education, and economic opportunity.

2 2019 ANNUAL REPORT • www.cfgfreport.org LEADERSHIP LETTER

Dear Friends, What a turbulent year for everyone. Leaning into so many challenges, we found the ground beneath our feet to embrace new opportunities and take bold action. While pivoting through the 2020 global pandemic crisis, we had a clear roadmap within our new strategic plan to guide grantmaking decisions and our emergency response. Through your generous gifts, we lived into our new mission of connecting generosity to Genesee County’s needs. The Community Foundation’s vision is centered in racial equity — an equitable community where everyone can thrive. Equity is all we want for a good life — safety, security, housing, education, and economic opportunity. Our community leadership agenda is reflected in the community foundation’s 2020-2025 strategic plan. To develop our goals and objectives, we engaged grassroots community voices to ground our strategy in truth. With equity embedded in our vision, we aspire to deepen our role beyond grantmaking and become a more effective partner in building an equitable, inclusive, and widely prosperous community. As we reorient our work around racial equity, we have engaged donors and other stakeholders in conversations and agenda-setting. We built competence internally to truly deliver on our mission. We want to do more by leaning into the lived experiences of those who are marginalized the most. And then bridge that with donors like you as we live into the promise to be in and of community. We are always seeking ways to create a larger and more sustained impact. We challenge you to question us. Tell us what we can do better. Our 2019 story is a celebration of all those who have responded boldly. We are thankful to our donors, grantees and volunteers. You are the trifecta that makes Genesee County a better place.

Isaiah M. Oliver George Wilkinson President and CEO Chair, Board of Trustees

COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF GREATER FLINT • www.cfgfreport.org 3 2019 HIGHLIGHTS: IN AND OF COMMUNITY TRUTH, RACIAL HEALING & TRANSFORMATION We continued our Truth, Racial Healing and Transformation (TRHT) work by hosting a luncheon with Dr. Gail Christopher, architect of the TRHT framework, and local nonprofit leaders. To capture her wisdom, we took the opportunity to launch a new podcast, Philanthropy Speaks, hosted by Community Foundation of Greater Flint (CFGF) president and CEO Isaiah M. Oliver. Dr. Christopher was Isaiah’s first guest. All podcasts are available on Spotify, Stitcher and our website.

“ON THE GROUND” JOURNALISM Flintside, a solutions journalism digital magazine supported by CFGF, launched its first On the Ground program in Flint’s Civic Park neighborhood in summer 2019. Six months of intense community journalism included features on Civic Park’s people and events, as well as its roots and its future. Over 100,000 people were reached through the coverage. A book was published featuring the 48-article series as a thank you gift to community members who helped make the project possible.

4 2019 ANNUAL REPORT • www.cfgfreport.org FLINT PUBLIC ART PROJECT Murals revitalized several buildings in Flint’s south side thanks to the work of 26 artists and a $5,200 CFGF grant. The Flint Public Art Project led the effort and held a Free City Festival to celebrate the work of local, national and international artists. Over 250 people attended. The creation of a festival map allowed participants to take a walking or driving tour of the murals and then return to the festival to enjoy music and other events. The Flint Neighborhood Art Parade brought together Flint residents with artists and performers for four monthly walks and gatherings. Each parade featured art and performance elements with a marching band. A $5,000 grant supported the mobile performance series.

FOOD SYSTEM RESEARCH PROJECT Access to healthy food has been a CFGF strategic priority for the past three years. We have supported many programs and have engaged with community partners on food systems work. Programs like the Hurley Food FARMacy where patients receive a healthy food prescription tailored to their dietary needs. Or expansion of the Double Up Food Bucks program. Flint Fresh food box delivery to seniors. These creative endeavors were strengthened by findings from a four-year research project made possible with a partnership by CFGF and the Foundation for Food & Agriculture Research.

COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF GREATER FLINT • www.cfgfreport.org 5 CENSUS 2020 ENSURING A COMPLETE COUNT FOR GENESEE COUNTY She is the lady on the forklift. Provider of all things essential. A mother in the truest sense of the word. She is Mother Jones, Sandra S. Jones, well- known for water distribution work through the R.L. Jones Community Outreach Center Campus of Greater Holy Temple Church in north Flint. Mother Jones was among 38 grantee organizations to lead Census 2020 work in Flint. Our Census work began in June 2019 when CFGF hosted the first gathering of potential grantee organizations at the Food Bank’s Hunger Solution Center. CFGF served as a Census Hub in the 2020 Michigan Nonprofits Count Campaign, a collaborative, coordinated, statewide effort to encourage participation in the Census. We awarded $350,000 in grants to nonprofits, served as a campaign key messenger, and partnered with the city’s Complete Count Committee to coordinate and avoid duplication of efforts. Flint was a city at risk of being undercounted. Those with the most to lose from an undercount are the hardest to count, including communities of color, immigrants, young children and those traditionally served by nonprofits. Through the work of local nonprofit organizations, 91,406 homes were given materials and 34,442 people attended 366 Census related events. Mother Jones attributes her success to the trust she has built with clients, many of whom live in Census Tract 18, a low-response rate tract. “The single largest challenge is helping residents understand why the Census is important to them,” Mother Jones says. “We have built relationships with the people we serve, and they trust us to have their best interests in mind.”

6 2019 ANNUAL REPORT • www.cfgfreport.org COVID-19 IMPACT REPORT Funding nonprofit organizations with a focus on equity for short-term recovery in Flint and Genesee County, Michigan during the COVID-19 global pandemic. Partners Support Recovery In March 2020, the average nonprofit had two months of revenue in reserves. Your generosity helped shore up local service providers when they needed help the most. Thank you for helping us respond boldly to the REPORTIMPACT needs of the community. On March 18, 2020, the Community Foundation of Greater Flint, in partnership with United Way of Genesee County, established the Greater Flint Urgent Relief Fund. In the following months, local nonprofits, struggling to meet even the most basic needs of PPE and cleaning supplies for their staff, were awarded $1,123,337 in grants.

Fund Champions and Partners encouraged institutions, companies and COVID-19 other donors to contribute to the Fund. We gratefully acknowledge their support in response to COVID-19 recovery efforts. A donor list is online at www.cfgf.org.

FUND CHAMPIONS n Community Foundation of Greater Flint n Charles Stewart Mott Thank you so much Foundation for your support. n Ruth Mott Foundation We were at dangerous n United Way of Genesee County risk of shut down until FUND PARTNERS receiving this news. n City of Flint We can’t thank you n Cops & Robbers n Flint & Genesee Chamber of enough.” Commerce TEAM SNUGGLE SACKS n Hagerman Foundation n Hurley Medical Center n Neithercut Family Fund of CFGF

COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF GREATER FLINT • www.cfgfreport.org 7 COVID-19 Grants Help Local Nonprofits Do Great Work

ORGANIZATION PROJECT OBJECTIVE GRANT AWARD Always Hope Ministries Inc. Kids Club Assist parents and children with $ 3,240 virtual school Asbury Community Asbury Emergency Food and bottled water; expand services $ 25,000 Development Corporation Operations Center Bethany Christian Foster Family Crisis Services Food and necessities to foster families $ 7,500 Services of Flint Bethel United Methodist Church Testing Site Support Testing site expenses $ 5,000 Boys and Girls Club Coronavirus & Safety & Support general operations $ 5,000 of Greater Flint Whatever it Takes to Build Great Futures C.P.S.A. Courier, Inc. The Flint Courier News Robust social media development $ 4,000 Community Digital Outreach

IMPACT REPORTIMPACT Project Carriage Town Ministries COVID-19 Relief New beds in triage, additional staff, food $ 50,000 Catholic Charities of Shiawassee General Operating Support Increased services during the $ 50,000 and Genesee Counties COVID-19 crisis Child Care Network Genesee COVID-19 Childcare tuition scholarships and $ 10,000 Response Work mini grants Christian Love Faith Center Community Outreach Operating costs and replenish inventory $ 6,500 Church

COVID-19 Clingman Foundation College Readiness Program Assist with academic support $ 4,000 Clio Area Human Services Fund Clio Area Disaster Fund and Support for evictions, power shutoffs; $ 10,000 Food Distributions and food for struggling families Communication Access Center COVID-19 Relief Expand interpreting services $ 15,000 for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Communities First, Inc. Responding to Families in PPE and COVID-19 safety supplies $ 5,000 Crisis Crossover Downtown Outreach COVID-19 Food/Personals/ Meet increasing needs $ 18,000 Ministry Diapers Program East Winds District United Healthy Food to Go Support for South End Soup Kitchen $ 12,465 Methodist Church Emergency Program Edible Flint Edible Flint Farm Fresh food products to the Flint $ 3,000 Improvements in Response community to COVID-19 Faith Foundation Resources HYPE (Helping Young PPE and supplies to reopen $ 5,000 People to Employment) Fenton Center of Hope Community Food Pantry/ Food distribution $ 17,090 Community Care Task Force First United Church Food and Clothing Pantry Food distribution and personal supplies $ 19,000 FISH, Inc. of Grand Blanc Food Rescue Distribution Food distribution $ 5,000 Flint Children’s Museum PPE and Cleaning Supplies Supplies for the safety of staff and $ 3,610 visitors Flint Diaper Bank, Inc. Flint Diaper Bank Provide diapers free of charge to the $ 25,000 community

8 2019 ANNUAL REPORT • www.cfgfreport.org ORGANIZATION PROJECT OBJECTIVE GRANT AWARD Flushing Christian Outreach COVID-19 Emergency Food distribution, supplies and $ 8,500 Center Assistance basic needs Franklin Avenue Mission, Inc. FAM Essential Needs Diner, clothes closet and infant gear $ 10,000 Program room programs Friends of Berston Operations and Refresh and Operating support, cleaning supplies $ 15,000 Reopen and PPE Genesee County Habitat for COVID-19 Recovery Effort Supplies to continue operations safely $ 5,000 Humanity Genesee Intermediate School Basic Needs for Families of Care packages for families and cloth $ 8,500 District Transition Students; and masks for students COVID-19 Cloth Masks for GISD students

Grace Emmanuel Baptist Church Urgent Relief Ministries COVID-19 response efforts $ 7,500 REPORTIMPACT Greater Flint Health Coalition COVID-19 Public Health COVID-19 public health community $ 30,000 Communications & education materials Education Hamilton Community Health COVID Drive-thru Testing Staffing support for drive-thru testing $ 50,000 Network Holy Redeemer Parish Holy Redeemer Outreach Food, supplies, utility/rent/bill $ 35,000 assistance Hurley Foundation Impact of COVID-19 Purchase vital laboratory equipment $ 50,000 COVID-19 Little Lambs Compassionate Mobile Response Food, formula, diapers and essentials $ 5,000 Ministry Center Macedonia Missionary Baptist Testing Site Support Testing site expenses $ 5,000 Church MADE Institute MADE Program Redesign Remote video conferencing $ 4,000 Mark Ingram Foundation PPE and Safety Training PPE supplies, safety training for $ 5,000 essential workers Martus Luna Memorial Martus Luna Pantry Food, essentials, PPE supplies $ 3,500 Association McLaren Flint Foundation McLaren Flint Urgent Action PPE during COVID-19 pandemic $ 20,000 Fund Merakey Foundation Bridging the Digital Divide: Technology, including tablets and data $ 9,000 Expanding Access to Autism plans, for telehealth services Telehealth Services Metro Community Flint/Genesee County To serve the unemployed facing housing $ 15,000 Development, Inc. Continuum of Care Housing and/or basic needs crises Crisis and Basic Needs Emergency Response Michigan Organizing Project Flint Public Health Train public health grassroots navigators $ 42,000 Grassroots Community to share vital COVID-19 information Navigators Motherly Intercession, Inc. Reading and Counting Plus PPE, cleaning supplies; expand program $ 19,400 Summer Day Camp to include morning hours My Brothers Keeper of Genesee In Safe Hands Expand services, staff, PPE, cleaning $ 50,000 County supplies

COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF GREATER FLINT • www.cfgfreport.org 9 ORGANIZATION PROJECT OBJECTIVE GRANT AWARD Samaritas COVID-19 Response Support for Independent Living Program $ 10,000 for youth aging out of foster care Second Chance Church Second Chance Recovery Food, diapers, water, water filters $ 15,000 Shelter of Flint, Inc. COVID-19 Response for Isolation ward costs and services $ 26,000 Homeless Individuals in Our Care Snuggle Sacks Homeless Survival Kits/ Food boxes, essentials $ 2,500 Emergency Food Assistance St. John the Evangelist Parish Maintain Help Food distribution $ 18,000 St. Luke’s N.E.W. Life Center NEW Life COVID Response Staff, food pantry distribution $ 12,900 Sylvester Broome Virtual Afterschool Program PPE for staff and students $ 5,000 Empowerment Village

IMPACT REPORTIMPACT The Foundation for Mott Emergency Student Relief Food, personal care items, supplies, $ 16,000 Community College at MCC travel expenses The Salvation Army COVID Food and Lunch Food, essentials $ 25,000 Program The Serenity House of Flint COVID-19 Response Therapy, counseling, care packages $ 10,000 UMA Strong Marshall Outreach Masks Masks for residents in Flint public $ 12,000 housing sites United Way of Genesee County Community Help Operating support for nine hubs $ 50,000 COVID-19 Distribution Centers Veggie Box Distribution Expand Flint Fresh programs $ 60,000 Help Center and Disaster Support for R.L. Jones COC food and $ 25,000 Relief Assistance essentials distribution Face shields Face shields to faith-based entities $ 6,000 Urban Renaissance Center North Flint Relief Corps and Awareness, education, meeting $ 15,000 Food Distribution basic needs Valley Area Agency on Aging Masks and Senior Fresh Masks for home healthcare aids and $ 7,500 Food staff serving seniors; fresh food delivery Veterans of Foreign War COVID-19 Assistance PPE, cleaning supplies $ 3,000 Auxiliary 4087 Voices for Children Advocacy Immediate Need Items/ Food, pack and plays, tablets for access $ 5,000 Center Services for Survivors/ to education supports Families and Foster Children Well of Hope Boxes of Hope Food distribution $ 6,000 Whaley Children’s Center COVID Assistance Cleaning and medical supplies, $ 30,000 essentials, PPE Whaley Historical House Safely Reopening the PPE, cleaning supplies $1,000 Association Whaley Historic House Museum Word of Life Christian Church Testing Site Support Testing site expenses $ 5,000 Young Mens Christian Feeding Flint Meal preparation and distribution at $ 51,632 Association of Flint eight sites, seven days/week TOTAL $1,123,337

Grants advised through November 1, 2020

10 2019 ANNUAL REPORT • www.cfgfreport.org 2019 NEW FUNDS OF THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION William E. and Pamela M. Costabile and for the benefit Fund Established by William and Pamela of the Whiting Auditorium and the Costabile, this endowed fund provides Capitol Theatre). general operating support for Whaley Willie and Wanda Harden Fund Children’s Center. Established by Wanda D. Harden, this Gale M. Cronk Memorial Fund endowed fund supports the general Established by Daniel and Robin Jewell, charitable purposes of CFGF. this endowed fund supports operations Jeffrey and Mary Jo Herbig Fund of the Community Foundation of Greater Established by Jeffrey and Mary Jo Flint (CFGF). Herbig, this endowed fund supports Emerging Leaders Fund Established CFGF operations. by a grant from the Charles Stewart Mott Kenworthy Family Fund Established Foundation and a gift from TYJ LLC, by Harriet Kenworthy, this endowed fund this non-endowed fund supports benefits St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Flint. community engagement sessions focused on local, emerging leaders Larkin and Williams Family Fund who may not have the opportunity to Established by Lynn and Eric Williams, this engage in conversations with successful endowed fund supports CFGF operations. professionals and role models. Wade Pyles and Duane Elling Flint Early Childhood Collaborative Community Fund Established by Duane Fund – BBF Established by the Ben F. Elling, this non-endowed fund supports a Bryer Foundation, this non-endowed variety of charitable purposes. fund supports the Flint Early Childhood Benjamin and Barbara Sorscher Collaborative and Educare Flint. Fund Established by William H. Piper, Flint Early Childhood Collaborative this endowed fund benefits children and Unified Enrollment System – CSMF youth in Genesee County. Established by a grant from the Charles Carrie Taylor Scholarship Fund Stewart Mott Foundation, this non- Established by Carrie Taylor, this endowed endowed fund supports a move from scholarship fund benefits a female, high feasibility to implementation of an early school senior attending a 2-year, 4-year, childhood education Unified Enrollment or trade school. Program in Genesee County. Toyota’s Neighborhood Revitalization Flint Early Childhood Collaborative Program Established by Toyota Motor Fund – Flagstar Established by the North America, Inc., this non-endowed fund Flagstar Foundation, this non-endowed supports North Flint’s children and families. fund supports the Parent Ambassador Program at Educare Flint. U.S. Census 2020 Fund Established by the Michigan Nonprofit Association, Foundation for the Flint Cultural this non-endowed fund supports 2020 Center Fund for the Benefit of the Census work for Genesee County Flint Cultural Center II Established by nonprofit organizations. a grant from the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation, this fund of the Foundation G. Jim and Marlene Wilson Family for the Flint Cultural Center benefits the Fund Established by Marlene Wilson, this supported institutions (Flint Institute of endowed fund supports general charitable Arts, Flint Institute of Music, Flint Cultural purposes within the geographic area Center for the benefit of the Sloan served by the Clio Area Community Fund. Museum and the Longway Planetarium, COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF GREATER FLINT • www.cfgfreport.org 11 LEGACY SOCIETY MEET OUR LEGACY SOCIETY The Legacy Society recognizes donors who have named the Community Foundation in their estate plan or have created a life income gift to the Foundation. Legacy Society membership recognizes this special form of philanthropy and gives you the opportunity to join with other philanthropists who care about the future of our community. Members’ gifts create a permanent legacy and will continue to do good, forever. We are pleased to recognize our newest Legacy Society members. Karima Amlani Bostick Joel and Sonya LaGore Dustin and Amanda Doren Carol Kirkey-Miller Ja’Nel and Phajare Jamerson Richard Sadler Kristina Johnston Marlene Wilson If you have included the Community Foundation in your estate plans and are not a recognized Legacy Society member, please contact our development staff. We want to be sure that we accurately understand and properly carry out your wishes when the time comes. Call us at 810-767-8270.

LEGACY SOCIETY MEMBERS Kathryn Ruth Adamson* Eric and Lauren Gasper Frances J. Price Eric Allen Gary* and Kathleen Haggart Dorothy Reynolds Karima Amlani Bostick Jack* and Lily* Hamady Steve and Kendra Reynolds Dr. Joseph and Carol Batdorf Willie and Wanda Harden James and Nancy Ricker Jane M. Bingham Mark and Kathi Horton Richard Sadler James* and Dorothea* Bolton Ja’Nel and Phajare Jamerson Grayce Scholt* Herbert* and Dorothy* Booth Kristina Johnston Philip W. and T. Ardele Shaltz Philip* and Sally* Braun Timothy and Linda Knecht James Somers* Robert* and Bessie* Breeden Roy Lahring* Edith Prunty Spencer Caleb Calkins* Donald Lee Shelley Spivack Jim and Kathy Cheek Joel and Sonya LaGore Sherri E. Stephens Carl Conner* Ivan* and Dorothy* MacArthur Ernelle Taylor G. Allen* and Adabeth* Cook Patrick J. and Terese M. Dr. Jack* and Virginia* William E. and Pamela M. McGuire Thompson Costabile Carol Kirkey-Miller Dr. Allen F. Turcke Dustin and Amanda Doren Mark and Rebecca Miller Dr. Erick and Gloria Van Duyne Kurtis and Deborah Dunckel Kathryn and William Moeller Kim and Ginger Virkler Wallace Eaton* Lawrence E. and Valaria Moon Shannon E. White Alan J. Ferrari Gary Oberlin Marlene Wilson Raymond* and Elizabeth* Finley M. Harry* and Wanda Piper* H. Halladay Flynn and Jean William and Joyce* Piper Craig Flynn Nicholas* and Donna Popa *Deceased

12 2019 ANNUAL REPORT • www.cfgfreport.org 2019 FINANCIALS COMBINED STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES AND CHANGES IN NET ASSETS Year ended December 31, 2019 Revenues, Gains and Other Support Gifts and pledges $ 3,002,915 Grants 7,994,526 Net investment activity 26,089,858 Other 104,507 Total Revenues, Gains and Other Support 37,191,806 Expenses Grants and direct fund expenses 9,029,471 Programs and grants administration 1,669,570 Development 806,478 Management and general 2,078,844 Total Expenses 13,584,363 Change in Net Assets 23,607,443 Net Assets at Beginning of Year 204,318,827 Funds Held on Behalf of Nonprofit Endowments Reclassified (5,000) Net Assets at End of Year $ 227,921,270

COMBINED STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION December 31, 2019

ASSETS Cash and cash equivalents $ 2,129,963 Pledges and other receivables 1,046,154 Prepaid expenses 239,967 Property and equipment, net 13,296,466 Notes receivable 10,621,700 Investments 219,579,824 Total Assets $ 246,914,074

LIABILITIES Grants payable $ 530,583 Accounts payable and accrued expenses 577,145 Liability to life beneficiaries of planned gifts 100,570 Funds held on behalf of nonprofit endowments 2,701,767 Notes payable 15,082,739

Total Liabilities 18,992,804

NET ASSETS Without donor restrictions $ 17,207,192 With donor restrictions 210,714,078

Total Net Assets 227,921,270

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 246,914,074

COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF GREATER FLINT • www.cfgfreport.org 13 GRANTMAKING GUIDELINES Each year the Community Foundation awards grants for charitable purposes 2019 GRANTMAKING: through a competitive grantmaking process. Applications for competitive $9,105,709 grants must align with the strategic priorities of the CFGF Board of Trustees. The funding priority areas in 2019 were literacy, Flint neighborhoods and access to healthy food. The first step in the grant application process is a pre-application conversation with a program officer. This interchange of information serves as an opportunity for you to inform the Community Foundation about your organization’s needs, outline your project and ask clarifying questions. CFGF makes most competitive grants to organizations which are classified as publicly supported charities in the Internal Revenue Service Code, Section 170(b) (1)(A) and includes schools and universities, churches, synagogues and mosques, and governmental entities. Under certain circumstances, grants are made to private charities, supporting organizations and non-charities. Organizations applying for competitive grants must give evidence of non-discrimination in hiring and providing services.

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m Arts, Culture & Humanities $2,039,266 m Youth $196,280 m Health & Human Services GRANTS BY PROGRAM AREA $1,695,337 m Education $606,188 m Community Development $1,395,980 m Other $475,771

14 2019 ANNUAL REPORT • www.cfgfreport.org FOUNDATION FOR FLINT The Foundation for Flint (FFF) is a supporting organization of the Community Foundation of Greater Flint. As a 501(c)3 public charity, the FFF raises and distributes resources to serve GRANTS BY the long-term health and development needs STRATEGY of Flint children and their families through the Flint Kids Fund. Directors of the Foundation for Flint include Bobby Mukkamala, M.D., Chair; Leanne Panduren, Vice Chair; Manal Saab, Secretary; Tim Knecht and George Wilkinson. Flint Child Health & Eight members of an advisory committee Development Fund are responsible for the grantmaking strategy m Early Education $414,200 and funding decisions of the Flint Kids Fund. m Healthy Food and Nutrition Committee members are George Wilkinson, $128,222 Chair; Mona Hanna-Attisha, M.D., MPH, m Family Supports $1,253,970 FAAP; Kenyetta Dotson, Jamie Gaskin, Wanda Harden, Diana Kelly, Lawrence A. Reynolds, M.D., FAAP, and Kirk D. Smith. With your ongoing support, the Foundation for Flint ensures that Flint children and families have long-term resources as they recover from Flint’s public health emergency.

FOUNDATION FOR THE FLINT CULTURAL CENTER The Foundation for the Flint Cultural Center FOUNDATION FOR THE (FFCC) is a supporting organization of the FLINT Community Foundation of Greater Flint. CULTURAL The purpose of the FFCC is to administer CENTER grants from the Charles Stewart Mott GRANTS Foundation that benefit Cultural Center institutions. Directors of the FFCC are Sherri Stephens, Chair; F. James Cummins, Jim Johnson, Raymond J. Kelly III, John MacDonald, Michael Melenbrink, and Jim m Flint Cultural Center $182,097 Spangler. m Flint Cultural Center Children’s Fund $119,749 m Flint Institute of Music $298,637 m Flint Repertory Theatre $111,848 m Flint Institute of Arts $188,164

COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF GREATER FLINT • www.cfgfreport.org 15 WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU 2020 CFGF BOARD OF TRUSTEES CFGF’s funds and assets are governed by an independent board of trustees composed of respected community leaders from diverse backgrounds. CFGF board members are selected for their knowledge of community needs and for their professional expertise.

CHAIR Sonya LaGore Leanne H. Panduren OLV Investment Group Rowe Professional Services Carma Lewis VICE CHAIR U.S. House of Rep., Dan Kildee Mark Piper Patrick McGuire Piper Realty Farm Bureau Insurance TREASURER Mark Miller Robert Landaal, Jr. Landaal Packaging Systems Marjory Raymer* SECRETARY City of Flint Heidi McAra Foguth Financial Group Lawrence A. Reynolds, M.D. Physician IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIR George D. Wilkinson Layla Richardson Northgate Student, Genesee Early College Word of Life Church Manal Saab Isaiah M. Oliver SGT Ltd. President and CEO Julie Serra* Community Foundation of Greater Flint Retired Educator Linda Morris Belford Ron Stack Accent Resources, PLLC Cyclefit Multisports FranNet of Michigan Sherri E. Stephens Chris Graff Stephens Wealth Management Group Hank Graff Chevrolet Rafael C. Turner Carol Hurand Ruth Mott Foundation Community Volunteer Shannon E. White Timothy Knecht FUNchitecture, LLC Cline, Cline & Griffin, P.C. Shriya Yarlagadda Nita Kulkarni, M.D. Student, Grand Blanc High School Physician

*Denotes service ended in 2019/2020

16 2019 ANNUAL REPORT • www.cfgfreport.org OUR STAFF Our staff works closely with donors, grantees, civic leaders and community residents to ensure the Community Foundation makes a meaningful impact in Genesee County.

OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT Chakara Wheeler Isaiah M. Oliver Executive Assistant President and CEO Educare Flint & Flint Early Childhood Moses Bingham Collaborative Director of Special Projects & Stephanie Whitledge Initiatives Grants Administrator Becky Salter Lynn Williams Executive Assistant to Community Engagement Officer CEO and Office Manager DEVELOPMENT SENIOR LEADERSHIP Lisa Graham Karima Amlani Development Officer Vice President of Development Amy Krug Brett Hunkins Director of Development Chief Financial Officer Sherry LaFave Sue Peters Development Administrator Vice President of Community Impact Rebecca Pettengill COMMUNITY IMPACT Manager of Corporate and Alexandria Dawson Foundation Relations Program Officer FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION Jennifer Farrington Cheryl Bierlein Senior Program Officer Executive Assistant Ja’Nel Jamerson Kelli Glomski Executive Director Senior Accountant Educare Flint & Flint Early Childhood Mary Jo Herbig Collaborative Associate Vice President of Damon Ross Marketing & Communications Program Officer Sarah Razak Lydia Starrs Staff Acountant Program Officer

ADVISORY COMMITTEES Each year, hundreds of individuals volunteer their time and expertise to help the Community Foundation achieve its mission of influencing and connecting generosity to Genesee County needs. For Good. For Ever. For Everyone. We are grateful to our volunteers whose dedication and commitment exemplify the philanthropic spirit of Genesee County. Our volunteer committees are posted online at www.cfgf.org. Community Foundation Building 500 South Saginaw Street, Suite 200 Flint, Michigan 48502

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