Annual Report 2020 On the Cover The Downtown Street Art and Mural Project

As the nation struggled to contain the coronavirus pandemic, it was further rocked by the death of George Floyd on May 25 while in the custody of the Minneapolis police. Floyd’s death set off protests across the nation, and around the world. In Madison, peaceful daytime protests were followed by looting in the evenings, which forced many businesses to shutter their storefronts with plywood.

The Madison Arts Commission, funded in part by a Community Impact grant from Madison Community Foundation (MCF), responded to the bleak sight of State Street by creating the Downtown Street Art and Mural Project, which engaged dozens of local artists to use these spaces as an opportunity for expression and civic engagement. More than 100 murals, including the one on our cover, were painted in and around State Street, creating a vibrant visual dialogue addressing racism, memorializing lost lives and inspiring love.

Artists participated in panel discussions and were highlighted in local and national media. “Let’s Talk About It: The Art, The Artists and the Racial Justice Movement on Madison’s State Street,” a book focused on the project, was produced by (and is available through) the American Family Insurance Institute for Corporate and Social Impact. In addition, several of the murals will become part of the permanent collection of the Wisconsin Historical Museum.

MCF’s long-standing vision — that greater Madison will be a vibrant and generous place where all people thrive — is impossible to achieve without ending racism. We remain committed to this journey.

Cover photo: Beth Skogen Photography. 1 | MadisonGives.org Photos on this page, from top: Beth Skogen Photography; ArrowStar Photography. Dear Friends,

We hope you and your family are healthy and safe. 2020 was certainly a challenging year. Efforts to end the pandemic, confront racial inequity, adopt new ways of working, and navigate social isolation were at the forefront of all our minds. So was generosity. At a time when so many people felt vulnerable, their response was to help those who were more vulnerable.

While the loss of program revenue was extraordinarily challenging for the hundreds of nonprofits that MCF works with every year, gift revenue in 2020 was strong for many. MCF had the same experience, and in fact saw another record year of contributions.

It was also a year where MCF did some of its most creative and successful grantmaking — finding ways to leverage grant dollars for the greatest impact in our community. In one case, working with Scholz Nonprofit Law, we helped at least 170 nonprofits access more than $27 million in forgivable loans through the With our gratitude and best wishes, Paycheck Protection Program.

In another case we worked with other funders and eight nonprofits to reach historically underrepresented Bob Sorge Enid Glenn populations to increase participation in the Census. Every person counted ensures an additional (approximate) President & CEO Board Chair $20,000 in federal funding for our community over the following decade. Over 1,000 people filled out the Fundholder Legacy Society Member forms through these efforts, representing a minimum of $21 million in funding (likely much higher as many Legacy Society Member of those forms covered more than one person).

Between MCF grants, fundholder distributions and supporting organizations, the community’s foundation distributed more than $29 million last year. Without you, our donors and fundholders, none of this would be possible. And together with you, we met the challenge of 2020 with generosity, creativity and strength. We are grateful for your support. As you read this annual report we hope you are proud of what we accomplished, together.

$96,600 $500,000 $5 GIVEN TO THE LARGEST GIFT TO AN SMALLEST GIFT TO AN COVID-19 FUND MCF-DIRECTED FUND MCF-DIRECTED FUND

2020 Annual Report | 2 Meet the Staff MCF 2020 The MCF staff is committed to At a Glance supporting you: our community, our donors and our fundholders. Andrew Davey Angela Davis Community Program Development Director Analyst INDIVIDUAL 518 FUNDHOLDERS 491

NONPROFIT AND GRANTS TO SCHOLARSHIP 2Ý0±a NONPROFITS ENDOWMENTS

Becki Fiegel Carmen Jeschke Tina Klehr Darcy Kobinsky Communications Vice President, Database Specialist Stewardship Director $2b Million GRANTS DISTRIBUTED Director Finance & Operations

265 $355 Million

LEGACY SOCIETY TOTAL ASSETS OF MCF AND MEMBERS SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS David Koehler Tom Linfield Brenda Redepenning Harmony Kronick Vice President, Vice President, Administrative Coordinator Operations Director Donor Engagement Community Impact & Receptionist

INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF 24% DONORS TO MCF›DIRECTED FUNDS

$72 Million GIFTS RECEIVED Liz Teubert Bob Sorge Connie Tibbetts Executive Assistant & President & CEO Accountant Scholarship Coordinator

3 | MadisonGives.org Meet the Board Mission To enhance the common good of Governors through philanthropy.

The Board of Governors ensures that Vision MCF operates by its values, accomplishes Enid Glenn Roberta Gassman Chair; Retired – Deputy Vice Chair; Senior Fellow, Greater Madison will be a vibrant and its mission and succeeds in its vision. Administrator, WI Dept. of UW Madison School of Workforce Development Social Work generous place where all people thrive.

Values

INTEGRITY We create trust by acting with transparency.

Jeff Bartell Christine Rew Barden Shiva Bidar Jim Cavanaugh GENEROSITY Retired – Founding and Shareholder, Reinhart Trusts Chief Diversity Officer, Retired – President, Managing Partner, Quarles We inspire giving to improve our world. and Estates Practice UW Hospital & Clinics SC Federation of Labor and Brady EFFECTIVENESS We identify opportunities, align actions and produce results.

PERMANENCE We build endowments to create Anne Lucke Gary Mecklenburg a legacy for the future. Jack E. Daniels III Al Friedman Chief Development Officer, Retired – President & CEO, President, Madison College Consultant, ACF Global Wisconsin Foundation and Northwestern Memorial Alumni Association HealthCare and Hospital EQUITY We advance fairness, inclusion and respect.

Ron Mensink E.G. Schramka Blaine Renfert Dave Stark Retired – Managing CPA, Lawyer and Principal, General Council, Sub-Zero President, Stark Company Director, State of Wisconsin SVA Certified Public Group, Inc. Realtors Investment Board Accountants 2020 Annual Report | 4 Helping Pave the Way for Others to Succeed

After Verona Morgan’s husband Julius passed away, she and her four daughters knew exactly what they wanted to do to honor his memory: create a scholarship in his name.

“I made that decision right away,” Verona shared about establishing the Julius Morgan and Verona L. Morgan Scholarship. “Julius believed that education is the foundation for everything in life, especially for young men and women of color.”

As the first African American programmer analyst in the David Koehler Wisconsin Department of Industry, Labor and Human Vice President, Relations, Julius often found that, despite the extensive Donor Engagement computer training he received during his 12 years in the Air Legacy Society Member Force, people often were unwilling to accept his expertise.

At the same time, Verona was advancing in her career at Wisconsin Telephone Company. “I discovered abilities I “Generous donors — small had no idea I had,” Verona explained. “Being an African and large — provided American woman and supervising men was tough, but I She saw that working with the two organizations together hope and resilience for our really wanted to excel. So when I heard Edgewood College would provide everything she needed for the scholarship fund. community this year. We was setting up a weekend degree program, I looked into it “I chose to work through Madison Community Foundation were humbled to welcome and signed up.” And Julius went with her. to set up the fund, but to have Women in Focus choose the 43 new funds, 12 additional recipient each year and award the scholarship.” “Julius had an opportunity to continue his education and Legacy Society members see the benefits that came from that,” Verona explained. The Julius Morgan and Verona L. Morgan Scholarship fund and a record number of “The girls and I wanted to honor him, so we set up the has already been able to award its first scholarship, to an donors supporting MCF’s scholarship for a young African American man involved in East High School graduate. Priority, COVID-19 and computer science, because that’s the field Julius worked in. Community Impact funds. “I read his resume, and right away I knew,” Verona recalled. Julius knew what young Black men have to go through to “He had started taking computer classes in high school, and become successful. We want to help others along so that already had worked as an intern. I said, ‘I’m glad this young maybe they will have to struggle less.” “ man received our scholarship.’” It was through her work at Women in Focus, Inc., an organization that works to encourage and support students of color to succeed in education, that Verona was introduced to Madison Community Foundation.

5 | MadisonGives.org Helping Women Make Change

When Mary Strickland and Meg Prestigiacomo started their careers in wealth management, women in the financial services world were few, and women investors were even fewer. But over the past 20 years, they have both seen big changes.

“Women are relatively new to accumulating wealth and having their own money to invest or donate. It used to be that their husbands dictated everything,” Mary explained. But as more women moved into well-paying careers, or were taking control of their own finances after the death of their husband or divorce, that Mary Strickland Meg Prestigiacomo started to change. “So we started having these seminars for women to learn about investing.” Both Meg and Mary focus on helping their clients create a financial plan that “Over the years, we’ve discovered that women are really good at looking at the is consistent with their values and goals. “Our clients want to give back to bigger picture,” Meg added, “and investing for the long term. Maybe that’s the community that has been there and supported them — whether it’s their because they’re patient.” That long-term focus also may explain why many business or their families,” Meg explained. “And we’ve seen that accelerate women want to feel very secure about their own financial independence before over the past year with COVID. Working with an organization like MCF that they do anything else. understands the community is really important to them.” In both Meg’s and Mary’s experience, once women feel comfortable about their Mary Strickland is a certified financial planner and financial advisor, and Meg own financial independence, they often want to support others. That’s what first Prestigiacomo is a certified financial planner, certified private wealth advisor led Mary to MCF. and financial advisor. They both are part of the Prestigiacomo Carroll Group at Mary remembers, “I first got involved with MCF through A Fund for Women Baird in Madison. (AFFW). For me, it was just a natural tie in. Women’s issues are really important to me, but sometimes I would wonder as I was writing checks out to a lot of different organizations if my money was going to the right place. With AFFW, I know my money will have an impact.” (See page 10 to learn about AFFW’s grantmaking.) DONOR ENGAGEMENT IN A PANDEMIC Mary and Meg want to share that positive experience with their clients. “When Helping donors achieve their charitable giving goals is more challenging clients want to set up a donor advised fund,” Mary said, “I often tell them, ‘Go in the midst of a pandemic, as our donor engagement team discovered in to MCF; they have the expertise you need.’ MCF has a deep knowledge of 2020. But they rose to the challenge, learning new software and finding the nonprofit community in Madison, and a sophisticated understanding of tools to work with people virtually. philanthropy combined with sound fiscal management.” The pandemic caused many in our community to think about how they “We work with people at MCF who I truly respect,” Meg said. “I see the staff could support the organizations they love. MCF worked with donors out and about in the community, getting involved and volunteering. They and fundholders to help them establish new funds, find organizations to clearly have a commitment to Madison, knowledge of its history, and a real support or plan their legacy. understanding of the community’s needs.” 2020 Annual Report | 6 A Lifetime Advocating for Renewable Energy

As a junior in college, Don Wichert attended the First Earth Day and found his eyes opened. “I realized how much environmental degradation surrounded us, and I immediately got involved in trying to change that.” And he’s remained involved, getting a degree in environmental Don Wichert flips the switch to activate the solar engineering and spending the majority of his career system on the roof at the Willy Street Co-op. working for the Wisconsin State Energy Office.

In 1989, Don started working on a new project to advocate Darcy Kobinsky for renewable energy in Wisconsin. That project became Today, the fund helps support students in the Energy Stewardship Director RENEW Wisconsin in 1991. “I see renewable energy as a Analysis and Policy Program at the University of Fundholder win-win-win, but there weren’t really any organizations Wisconsin’s Nelson Institute, where Don received his Legacy Society Member advocating for it,” Don explained. “Renewable energy graduate degree. was expensive at the time, and it wasn’t mainstream. We Don also has two charitable gift annuities (CGAs) that will needed someone at the policy table as much as possible, benefit RENEW after his death. “The idea of a charitable COVID-19 has caused us all every day.” “ gift annuity was very appealing. The guaranteed interest to slow down and ponder In 2016, as part of RENEW’s 25th anniversary celebration, rate was high enough to make it a reasonable investment what matters. Helping Don worked with MCF to create an endowment for during my lifetime. And the CGA provides tax benefits too.” so many generous and RENEW. “We wanted something that would provide a thoughtful donors form a “It’s such a great thing, to be able to support students with reliable stream of income,” Don explained. “Setting up the plan to leave their legacy, a stipend while they’re working at RENEW; every student endowment was really easy. Even though our fund started to support the nonprofits they’ve had is working in some type of renewable energy as a relatively small fund, MCF provided all the support we and causes they love — job after graduation,” Don explained. “I’m happy that the needed to get it going, and staff were available to answer forever — was a high point funds from my CGA policies will help that endowment all my questions.” for me, and was one of the grow so we can continue to provide that support. RENEW, pandemic’s few silver linings. and the work that it does, is my legacy.” “

7 | MadisonGives.org Legacy Giving Plants Hope for the Future Those we remember and thank A legacy gift is an expression of hope for the future. Members of our Legacy Society have chosen to make a commitment to our community’s We are honored to be part future with a planned gift from their estate. We are honored to help of the lasting legacy left by them fulfill their vision and support their values. these donors who acted on their desire to make their This year, MCF chose to recognize the long-term commitment of our communities — and the Legacy Society members in a tangible way. Together with Dane County world — a better place for Parks and the Foundation for Dane County Parks, MCF is planting a those who follow. “Legacy Forest” in our beloved parks — one tree for each Legacy Society member. These trees will help replace the trees that were lost to the invasive Emerald Ash Borer. David E. Bartlett and Marjorie H. Bartlett Planning to leave a legacy through MCF for the causes and organizations you care about can be a fulfilling experience. You can help ensure they receive a steady stream of support for decades — and generations — Matilda Ripley to come.

Joseph T. Steuer and Legacy Society Members and Charitable Gift Annuity Holders Jamie G. Steuer

Anonymous (43) Jeff and Angela Bartell Michael K. Bridgeman Joan Creitz Tina Abert Lois Bartels JoAnn Bucaida James and Karel Cripe Clifford E. Voegeli Henry A. Anderson, M.D. Barwick Humanity Fund Joel F. Burbach Fund Evelyn S. Daly Bill Arthur Chuck Bauer and Jim and Cathie Burgess Loree* and Wynn Davies Jean M. White Chuck Beckwith Robert Auerbach Mary P. Burke Angela R. Davis Susan J.M. and Ellis Bauman George E. Austin and Bradley Campbell Mary Beth Davis Donna M. Beestman Martha Vukelich-Austin Ann Casey Bill and Jan DeAtley Hugh and Joyce Bell Prof. M. Jane Ayer Martha L. and Charles P. Casey Gordon and Gail Derzon Jan Berg Baer Family Futures Fund Thomas A. Christiansen John and Lois Doty Linda H. Bochert Kathy Bailey Gale R. Cody Marty Drapkin and Helen A. Bakke Tom and Shaila Bolger David and Wendy* Coe Erica Napoli Helen Baldwin Daniel and Stacey Bormann Jane Taylor Coleman Jane and Tony Earl Diane Ballweg Dean and Ann Bowles Joan V. Collins Jane Eisner Christopher and Ann C. Boyer Joe and Betty* Conlin Robert* and Betty Elsas Christine Barden Todd and Jerilyn Bramson Jennifer Seeker Conroy Don Hunt and Jim and Barb Barnard Robert and Mary Brennan and Tim Conroy Kathleen Engel-Hunt 2020 Annual Report | 8 Daniel and Natalie Herlitzka Family Fund Jeanine S. Larson James L. Arts and Katrina Louise Sanyal Carol and John Toussaint Erdman Michael Hertting Joan LeMahieu Helen M. Nelson Eve B. Scheffenacker J. James Tye and (Fund For Animals and Elaine Erickson-Hollander Phillip and Beth and Rich Lepping Paul Marunich and Gabriel Fonseca Neves and Dr. Jeffrey Hollander the Environment) Ginger Hinderaker Phillip A. Levy* Ruth Ann Schoer Jon and Susan Udell Escher Family Fund Allan and Paul Houseman Pat and Peter* Lipton Aileen Nettleton Orange and Susan and Tom Ullsvik Karen Faster Dean Schroeder Linda and John Hughes Scott and Karen Lockard Neumueller Family Fund Paul Vastola, M.D. Carol J. Ferguson Joseph and Mary Ellyn Bradley L. Hutter Phyllis A. Lovrien Melany Stinson Newby Beverly Gordon Daniel B. Fields Sensenbrenner and Steven Vedro Gregory and Anne Lucke R.J. and Gina Newell Ariel Y. Hicklin Ford Patricia Iaccarino Rudy and Janet Silbaugh Tawwab Trust Lisa Kristine Luedtke and Family Boris and Terry* Anne Iwata Geraldine E. Sinnard Martin and Karen Voss Peter and Jill Lundberg Nordheim Family Fund Memorial Fund Kiss Frank Nicole Jenkins Andrija and Hazel Vukmir Rich and Mary Lynch Tom and JoAnn Six Grant Frautschi Ronald J. and Debbie Obrodovich JoAnn Walker Douglas and Ronald R. Smith and Susan M. Gaard Rosemary* L. Johnson Warren and Nancy Onken Guy Webster Norma Madsen Paulette Walker Smith Jac and Edye Garner Carol Jordan Amy T. and Weigandt Family Fund Daniel and Guy and Eileen Somers Delight Gartlein Mark and Sarah Kaufman Jonathan L. Overby Robert and Linda Marquardt Cleo* and Ronald and Patricia Paska Lucille Westervelt Roberta Gassman Erica and Ralph Kauten Bruce and Michelle Marsh Glenn Sonnedecker and Lester Pines Paul Patenaude Ron and Carolyn Michael Kelley Hal and Christy Mayer Bob and Lisa Sorge Charles and Janet Gietzel Judy and Dan Peterson White Fund Darcy and Tom Kobinsky Rob Latousek and Mr.* and Mrs. Sarah E. White Enid Glenn Denis Carey and Brian McCormick Dick and Sandy Pfahler Phillip C. Stark William F. White Mary T. Grace Carol Koby Jennifer and William G. Lunney and Mary A. and Sylvia and Truman* Graf David and Jeff McFarland Judie M. Pfeifer John W. Storer Mark and Jeanne Whitish Leona Grubb Elizabeth Koehler Nancy A. McGill Ginny Ragatz Sarah Shatz and Donald Wichert Therese Marie Gulbransen Karen A. Kohls Cary and Brenda McNatt Dean* and Sheila Read Claire Strader Tripp and Nancy Widder David M. Gunderson and Robert* and Virginia Kraft Marvin and Donna Read Donna Blankenbaker Sally Wilmeth and and Cynthia Streich Sandra J. Gunderson Mary Krall Patricia Meissen Brenda Redepenning Terry Guerkink Alan J. Strohschein Douglas Gurak and Cherie L. Krenke Ron Mensink Earl H. and Jenifer Winiger Mary Kritz Glenn R. Krieg Ralph and Elnor A. Reichel Martha Sullivan Kathleen Woit, Ph.D. Terry L. Haller David and Cathy Middlecamp Dave and Kim Reinecke Martha A. Taylor Carla Wright Rodger Hansen Cynthia Krivanek Regina M. Millner Dave and Terri Reis Cheri Teal Dr. Marie Wunsch Don and Mary Harkness Jerome H. and Joan H. Steven and Gordon and Howard Teal Nancy F. Young Kuypers Family Fund Meryl Mixtacki Janet Renschler Eileen Harrington John and Jean Tews Ruth and Allen Zacharias and Nadya Aswad Doug LaFollette Mel Morgenbesser Raymond T. Riddle Donna and Chet Thomas Robert C. Hawkinson Lamal Scholarship Stefanie Moritz and Mary and John Roche William F. Tierney Ron and Carol Hay Marilyn Lampman Vince Jenkins Frederic and Mary Ross and Valerie Nehls Thank You! Mark P. and Melinda Howard and Ellen Murdoch Karen and Harry Roth Susan Tikalsky and V. Heinritz Judith Landsman Daniel and Joyce Muxfeld Robert and Albert Friedman Duane Hendrickson Mary Jane Langer Brennan Nardi Jacqui Sakowski Brett and Susan Topham *Deceased Giving Partners Provide Valuable Support to Their Communities

Giving partners work with MCF to facilitate philanthropy in their communities. They bring together donors with a common purpose to pool resources and create collective impact. By collaborating with MCF, these partners are able to benefit from MCF’s professional expertise in fund development and grantmaking, and take advantage of MCF’s investment expertise, administrative support and gift processing capabilities. A Fund for Women The COVID-19 pandemic had a high impact on women and girls, especially women of color. To address these urgent needs, in 2020 AFFW decided to make immediate proactive grants to organizations working to support women, girls and their Angela Davis families. Grants supported those facing insecure access to food, shelter, education and income due to COVID-19. Development Director Grants were awarded to the following nonprofit organizations: Fundholder Legacy Society Member Centro Hispano: $7,500 to provide support to the Latino community, which was particularly hard hit by the COVID-19 pandemic and often lacked access to traditional assistance programs.

DAIS: $20,000 to help offset the pandemic’s high impact on those experiencing or at risk for domestic violence, and to The“ COVID-19 pandemic redeploy staff to provide extra support to families trying to manage kids and remote schooling. affected everyone in the Foundation for Black Women’s Wellness: $20,000 to provide emergency assistance to Black women and their families, who state, whether they live have been hit particularly hard by the community destabilization caused by COVID-19. in cities, suburbs or small towns. Our giving partners Latinx Consortium Emergency Relief Fund: $30,000 to help Latino families pay rent and small business owners cover payroll, stepped in immediately to helping the many Latino workers in the service industry, who are particularly exposed to COVID-19. support their communities Madison Reading Project: $500 to provide books to by providing grants to students who lost access to them when the libraries and nonprofit organizations schools closed, so they can continue to experience the on the front lines, and benefits and joy of reading. assistance to their neighbors in need. UW Odyssey Project: $5,000 to provide reliable internet access to 10 Odyssey students and their families, allowing them to participate in the program’s online educational classes. “ YWCA Madison: $20,000 to help institute COVID-19 safety measures to protect the women in the Single Women’s Housing program and Empower Home, and to provide extra support to these women, many of whom lost their jobs during the pandemic. 2020 Annual Report | 10 Regional Giving Partners MCF’S SIX REGIONAL GIVING PARTNERS ARE: 2020 was difficult for communities large and small. MCF’s regional giving Columbus Area Endowment partners rose to the challenge, moving quickly to provide grants to support their Lodi Area Community Endowment communities and embracing virtual technology. They saw their communities respond generously with strong levels of giving, despite the hardships they Middleton Endowment were facing. The Monona Fund

Virtual Events Help Maintain Connections Portage Area Community Fund

Throughout the pandemic, our giving partners worked to maintain connections Rio Community Foundation and traditions while keeping each other safe. They embraced new ways of doing things and created meaningful virtual events to recognize their supporters and celebrate philanthropy. Middleton Endowment

The Middleton Endowment (ME) has raised more than $275,000 for its endowment fund since it was formed in 2007. It has awarded more than $75,000 in grants to 65 organizations, living up to its motto of “Good Neighbors Doing Good Works.’’ In 2020, ME awarded grants to the following organizations:

• Clark Street Community School, the Middleton-Cross Plains Area School District’s project-based charter school for high school students, to provide a self-care tool kit for each of their 100-plus students to use during virtual learning.

• Friends of the Middleton Public Library, to purchase copies of “The Snowy Day” in English and Spanish that were given to families at the library’s Winter StoryWalk.

• The Red Line Club, toward the cost to build two sheets of ice for hockey players of all ages and anyone else who wants to skate. Alan Strohschein, a member of the Columbus Area Endowment’s (CAE’s) • Middleton-Cross Plains Area School District Foundation, for the Weekend Executive Committee, presented the Philanthropist of the Year Award Food Program, to purchase meals for students and their families when to Twyla Sheskey, who represented the Guenther-Sheskey families. school was not in session due to COVID-19. The program has served 300 CAE shared the video at a virtual event, which was held over Zoom. meals each week for more than 30 weeks.

• Community Table Fund, to provide protein-based prepared meals to Middleton Outreach Ministry’s food pantry.

• Awarded the Cecile Druzba Middleton Endowment Scholarship to high school senior Anna Jordan, who plans to become a pediatric nurse. 11 | MadisonGives.org Give Your Way You can support the causes you care about in a variety of ways — by contributing to an existing fund or establishing your own.

DONOR-ADVISED FUNDS Donor-advised funds allow donors to recommend grants to charitable organizations and programs that are meaningful to them. From permanent endowments to temporary passthrough funds, MCF offers a variety of fund options to accommodate varying giving goals.

COMMUNITY IMPACT FUNDS MCF’s Community Impact Fund allows donors to establish a permanent endowment to support the MCF grantmaking program. Grants are awarded competitively and proactively to Dane County charitable organizations in a variety of focus areas.

FIELD OF INTEREST FUNDS Field of Interest funds allow donors to identify and support a particular field of interest through the fund’s annual distribution without designating a specific charitable organization or program.

DONOR DESIGNATED AND AGENCY FUNDS Designated funds allow donors to identify one or more charitable organizations or programs to receive annual support from the fund. Designated funds may be established by individuals, businesses, or charitable organizations.

GIVING PARTNER FUNDS A Fund for Women allows donors to establish a permanent endowment to support the women and girls in our community in reaching their full potential while working to build a culture of women’s philanthropy.

Regional Giving Partner funds serve communities outside Madison, including Columbus, Lodi, Middleton, Monona, Portage and Rio. These funds take advantage of MCF’s strong administrative resources and are advised by a committee of community residents.

SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS Scholarship funds allow donors to provide grants for educational purposes, helping students with high school, post-secondary and professional education.

2020 Annual Report | 12 Community Impact Grants: Leveraging Our Grantmaking for a Bigger Impact

In 2020, Dane County’s nonprofits worked overtime to help our community survive the COVID pandemic and MCF was proud to invest in their efforts through our Community Impact grant awards. MCF awards grants from this fund in five areas:arts, environment, learning, community development and capacity building, typically through a competitive grantmaking approach.

In response to the pandemic and the sharp racial inequities affecting our country and community, the Board of Governors elected in April 2020 to focus all MCF’s remaining grantmaking on projects related to COVID and diversity, equity and inclusion. From building nonprofit capacity and Tom Linfield addressing critical pandemic needs, to increasing equity Vice President, in education during an unprecedented virtual school year, Community Impact 2020 provided as many opportunities for good work as it Fundholder did challenges. CAPACITY BUILDING While 2020 was a year of “ Census Outreach – $69,000 extraordinary challenges for nonprofits — with • African American Council of Churches COVID affecting operations, • Bayview Community Center donations and client • Bridge Lake Point Waunona Neighborhood Center services — it also was filled • East Madison Community Center with inspiration. Nonprofits • Freedom, Inc. truly exemplified leadership • Kennedy Heights Community Center as they sought creative • Latino Academy of Workforce Development ways to have an impact in • Vera Court Neighborhood Center their communities, pivoting Every 10 years, the United States conducts the Census. Too often people of color, people in poverty and children under five to online services and are undercounted. To better reach these people, MCF funded multiple organizations to conduct outreach, working hands-on forging deep relationships in their communities to inform and register residents. Each person these organizations helped get counted means increased with those they serve. federal funds for our community: $2,000 every year for the next decade. This project increased the count by thousands of people, leveraging more than $21 million in federal funding for Dane County over the next 10 years. “ Co-funding for the project came from UW Health, National Guardian Life, CUNA Mutual Foundation and the Alliant Energy Foundation. Thank you!

13 | MadisonGives.org Helping Nonprofits Access COVID-19 Stimulus Funds – $50,000

Nonprofits were hard hit when the pandemic shut down the economy, losing revenue from admissions, classes and donations. MCF provided funding to help Dane County nonprofits learn about and apply for federal, state and private COVID stimulus funds, submit compelling and successful loan applications, and leverage millions of dollars in funding. More than 170 organizations participated in webinars, small group sessions and one-on-one work with Scholz Nonprofit Law, leveraging this investment into more than $27 million in forgivable government loans.

A Space to Better Support Black Youth and Families – $25,000

As Urban Triage has grown, so has its need for space. MCF provided a grant to help build out a new culturally sound, welcoming, creative space on Madison’s South Side to engage and support Black youth, families and other vulnerable Food Pantry Expansion – $50,000 populations. The new space will greatly increase Urban Triage’s training capacity, • Badger Prairie Needs Network accommodate community events, offer online and on-site teaching, and provide • Middleton Outreach Ministry resources and efficiencies for entrepreneurial businesses. • River Food Pantry • St. Vincent de Paul EDUCATION These food pantries, the four largest in Dane County, together serve tens of Parent Instructional Support Program – $50,000 thousands of people each year. In 2020, due to the pandemic and the resulting massive job losses, they have cumulatively seen a 60% increase in demand. The move to virtual education shifted additional instructional responsibility onto The pantries not only faced unprecedented need, but they had to adapt their parents and caregivers, who were now expected to be teaching assistants and delivery systems to address the fact that during the pandemic, indoor food technology troubleshooters. Urban League of Greater Madison launched a new pantries are not safe for clients or volunteers. The pantries pivoted this year to initiative to provide support and resources to parents trying to navigate this new provide outdoor food distribution in all seasons. Funding provided protection educational terrain. This program – done virtually to ensure everyone’s safety against the elements for staff, volunteers, clients and the food itself. Each pantry during the pandemic – included live training events, office hours, a helpline and added outdoor structures and heating. MCF also worked with the Goodman a growing online repository of free materials. Foundation and the Oscar Rennebohm Foundation to co-fund the project, resulting in $150,000 of total funding. Providing Free and Equitable Internet and Wi-Fi for Families – $50,000 Grantwriting Assistance to Nonprofit Organizations – $25,000 This grant helped provide internet access to all Madison Metropolitan School Many smaller nonprofits lack the staff and time to find and apply for regional District students during the pandemic, particularly families without internet and national grants, especially during the pandemic. MCF funded grantwriting access or wi-fi who faced immediate barriers to information access and consultants to work with nonprofits to help them apply for pandemic relief K–12 schooling. grants. Through this program, local organizations were able to bring in more than $500,000 in funding. 2020 Annual Report | 14 ARTS Challenge Grant for the Arts – $100,000

MCF provided funding for a challenge grant to support all 10 resident agencies at the Overture Center. This grant leveraged additional donor dollars, helping the arts organizations survive the pandemic, sustain services during the year- long closure, and deal with the cancellation of hundreds of events in 2020. The challenge helped the Overture Center raise $220,000 in additional funds.

New Elementary School Planning – $50,000

Building on the success of One City Preschool, MCF invested planning funds for One City Schools’ expansion and to begin a capital campaign exploration for a new elementary school building on Madison’s South Side.

Black Male Mentorship Program – $25,000

Omega School piloted an educational pathway project that supports completion of a GED and matriculation at Madison College. Each student is matched with a mentor, provided a laptop and wi-fi hotspot, and will participate in a “College Boot Camp” that includes a college-ready book club and tuition-paid participation in a college course.

15 | MadisonGives.org Looking Back: Grants That Had an Impact

Many projects MCF supports are long-term and their impact doesn’t become clear for several years. To learn more about how our grantmaking has made a difference, we reach out to organizations we’ve funded in the past. Here are two stories of impact from grants we made in 2014.

Inspiring Philanthropy in the Village of Oregon

In 2014 MCF funded a project to turn a dilapidated water pump house in the center of the Village of Oregon into a small community center. It was a modest project that became a philanthropic seed that blossomed into multiple successful campaigns to revitalize the village’s public spaces.

At the center of these efforts has been village resident Randy Glysch and many generous local donors. The transformation of the pump house into a hub of activity led to the artful restoration of the striking “Tin Man” water tower above it. These successes inspired a key anonymous donor and other local philanthropists to work with Glysch toward more ambitious projects. Over the next few years, they built a new food pantry to replace an old unheated storage facility. A beautiful youth center came next. Now, Glysch is spearheading a multi-million dollar campaign for a new library.

While the pandemic put a damper on the campaign, it couldn’t stop it. The fundraising team hosted a COVID- safe outdoor event, selling brats to people in their cars. Their goal was to raise $25,000; they raised $80,000.

Prairie Wisdom: Restoring the Land and Reducing Lake Pollution

The Benedictine sisters at Holy Wisdom Monastery have been careful environmental stewards of their land for years. When the opportunity arose to purchase an additional plot to restore, they knew they could further reduce erosion and lake pollution. They just needed some help.

The 53-acre farm field had been prone to erosion. During big storms, torrents of water cut gullies in the land and carried sediment and excess phosphorus across the adjacent highway into Lake Mendota. In 2014, with the help of a grant from MCF, the Sisters purchased the land and began restoring it into a native prairie and oak savanna.

Nearly 100 volunteers helped remove invasive species and plant more than 120 varieties of native species. The landscape blossomed into a bio-diverse habitat for a variety of birds and insects and a web of microorganisms that restored soil health. The robust root system has helped stabilize the ground, eliminating erosion and allowing the groundwater aquifer to recharge.

The land now has been opened to the public. Every year, thousands of people enjoy invigorating walks through the prairie or find a quiet path for spiritual retreat and reflection.

2020 Annual Report | 16 Field of Interest Grants

MCF stewards more than 30 different Field of Interest funds, which encompass a wide variety of donor- In 2020, more than $634,000 directed focus areas, from youth to elderly, basic needs to environment, and education to arts. Donors may in Field of Interest grants was add to these funds or start a new fund that supports their own charitable interests, with MCF staff facilitating awarded to 49 agencies. grantmaking on their behalf. Arts Projects included youth programs, especially for those who can least afford access, support for theater agencies who regularly perform in Overture Center, and capital funding for new arts spaces.

• Arts + Literature Laboratory – Capital Campaign. $5,000 • Blackstar Drumline – New Drumline Academy Scholarships. $5,200 • Children’s Theater of Madison – Theater in Overture Center. $30,000 • Four Seasons Theatre – Theater in Overture Center. $20,000 • Madison Arts Commission – Downtown Mural Project. $3,500 • Monroe Street Arts Center – Programs for children and elderly. $20,000 • Opera for the Young – Theater in Overture Center. $5,000 • TNW Ensemble Theater – Youth Theater Residency Program. $5,000 • Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra – Super Strings Community Center Program. $5,000 • Wisconsin Symphony Orchestra – Concert Sponsorship. $5,000 • Wisconsin Youth Symphony Orchestra – Music Makers Program. $5,000

Environment Funding included neighborhood tree planting and capacity building for parks.

• Foundation for Dane County Parks – Program and Fundraising Expansion. $5,000 • Urban Tree Alliance – Multi-Family Housing Canopy Project. $6,000 Vision Projects helped combat blindness in India through free medical examinations, surgery, training and distribution of eyewear.

• Aravind Eye Foundation –$20,000 • Combat Blindness International –$65,000 • VisionSpring – $20,000 17 | MadisonGives.org Elderly Faith Communities Projects included nutrition, personal essentials, service expansion, home visits, Projects included education, alliances between congregations, and expansion of tele-health and activities to help seniors endure isolation due to the pandemic. hunger and justice programs.

• AgeBetter, Inc. – SAIL’s 15th Anniversary; Capacity Building. $20,000 • Burke Lutheran Church – Pipe Organ Restoration. $16,500 • Hmong Institute – Essentials for the Elderly. $20,000 • First Congregational United Church of Christ – Restorative Justice. $9,700 • NewBridge – Nutrition and Essentials for the Elderly. $40,000 • Lake Edge Lutheran Church – Schenk Weekend Nutrition Program. $12,600 • Madison Public Library – eBooks and Audiobooks for Elderly Patrons. $3,000 • Lake Edge United Church of Christ – Living God’s Shalom. $15,000 • Mellowhood Foundation – Nutrition for the Elderly. $5,000 • St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church – Food Pantry. $20,000 • Rooted WI – Accessible Raised Beds in Community Gardens. $10,000 • Wil-Mar Neighborhood Center – Expansion of Senior Amenities. $15,000 Children and Youth Projects included education, equitable access to afterschool programming, community outreach and a new playground.

• Boys and Girls Club – Sun Prairie Club Playground. $5,000 • Girl Scouts of Wisconsin - Badgerland Council – Expansion of Free Enrollment. $5,000 • Lake View Elementary School – Violence Prevention Programming. $9,000 • Lussier Community Education Center – Youth Radio Expansion. $10,000 • Madison Children’s Museum – 40th Anniversary Programming. $5,000 • Operation Fresh Start – Driver’s Education Program. $5,000 Community Development Projects included community programming and clean-up. Basic Needs and Nutrition • Boys and Girls Club – Downtown and State Street Clean-up. $10,000 • City of Middleton – New Downtown Plaza Programming. $5,000 Projects included distribution of food and newborn essentials. • Sun Prairie Public Library – Reading Program & Science-Based • Baby Closet – Free Newborn Essentials. $2,500 Programs-to-Go Bags. $1,425 • Dane County Diaper Bank – Free Diaper Distribution. $3,000 • Darbo Food Pantry – Infrastructure and Food. $3,500 Homeless • Northside Planning Council – FEED to Go Food Distribution. $20,000 Projects included the county’s first medical recovery program for homeless • River Food Pantry – Nutrition for Food-Insecure Households. $20,000 families, and expansion of children’s, youth and veteran’s programming. • Second Harvest – Dane County Food Distribution. $30,000 • Briarpatch Youth Services – Sun Prairie Service Expansion. $15,000 Nonprofit Capacity Building • JustDane – Healing House Homeless Recovery Program. $20,000 • Madison Reading Project – Expanding Homeless Children’s Projects included development capacity building and donor database creation. Access to Books. $6,000 • Mann Educational Opportunity Fund – Development Capacity Building. $15,000 • Porchlight – Homeless Veterans’ Services. $20,000 • Middleton Outreach Ministry – Fundraising and Volunteer • The Playing Field – New East Side Homeless Daycare Center. $5,000 Database Expansion. $7,500 A Year of Remarkable Change

On Friday, March 13, 2020, at 3:30 in the afternoon, MCF However, changes in fund value affect our administrative closed its office due to the coronavirus pandemic. We had no fee revenue, which supports our operating budget. So idea what lay ahead, and no way to understand the impact of we reduced spending, put off hiring a new position and that decision. It marked the beginning of a year of remarkable revamped existing job descriptions rather than filling an change as we were now tasked with stewarding the funds open position. you have entrusted to our care in a remote work environment. By April, the diversified portfolio was showing signs of With limited access to the office, our first task was recovery; it ended the year with an 8.6%* return. Our to manage daily operations, from processing mail to Maximum Giving and Boston Trust Walden ESG portfolios producing gift receipts to preparing fund distributions. finished strong as well, with 8.5% and 10.4% returns, Zoom became our conference room. We created or respectively. Carmen Jeschke upgraded our home offices. We adjusted our processes to Vice President, Meanwhile, donors saw the pandemic’s impact and maintain the checks and balances required for accurate Finance and Operations they responded. In 2020 MCF received its largest accounting and financial reporting. number of gifts to-date, slightly more than $72 million The stock markets plunged, leading to a 12% decline in the in contributions. value of our diversified investment portfolio on March 31. A donor’s decision to gift This past year was an extraordinary moment in history. “ We faced so many unknowns: How steep a fall would it be? hard-earned dollars is As the community’s foundation, our role is to bring How long would recovery take? rarely made lightly. Helping together the financial resources of individuals, families and them make their choices Guided by our investment managers and our Investment businesses to support our community’s needs. In 2020, and honoring their wishes Committee, MCF took solace in the fact that our long-term there was no better time nor greater need to help facilitate is the work we do at MCF. investment strategy and our annual spending policy are your charitable giving. This past year, we were designed specifically to withstand this type of market volatility. especially grateful for the caring and compassionate Diversified Portfolio – Investment Performance as of 12/31/2020 giving we witnessed from well-established donors 1 YEAR 3 YEAR 5 YEAR 7 YEAR 10 YEAR and those who gave for the first time to respond MCF Diversified Portfolio Performance 8.64% 7.65% 9.56% 7.31% 7.06% to a community and a world very much in need. Benchmark 11.80% 8.44% 9.72% 6.99% 6.86%

All returns shown are annualized.

“ *MCF’s diversified portfolio currently includes a 20% allocation to private investments. Valuation of these assets typically lags the valuation of our marketable investments by three to six months. Therefore, the current period valuation for this portion of the portfolio was not available at the time of printing and is not fully reflected in the one-year return. We anticipate that a current period valuation of these private investments will have a material, positive impact on the one-year return. 19 | MadisonGives.org ASSETS DEC. 31, 2020 DEC. 31, 2019 REVENUE, GAINS & OTHER SUPPORT 2020 2019

Cash and cash equivalents $ 37,185,343 $ 36,327,059 Contributions $ 70,850,772 $ 29,006,181

Certificates of deposit 1,750,000 1,000,000 Investment income/(loss) 20,671,906 31,942,924

Prepaid expenses 16,714 21,764 Administrative fees from 226,860 220,962 funds held for others Notes receivable 10,107,345 19,804,922 Gain/(loss) on sale of land held for sale (24,375) 215,692 Beneficial interest in charitable 656,537 744,647 lead annuity trust Total Revenue, Gains & Other Support 91,725,163 61,385,759

Investments 304,295,087 232,505,390 EXPENSES Operating lease right-of-use asset 756,067 854,042 Grants 27,497,161 18,876,249 Property, furnishings and equipment, net 222,782 283,236 Personnel 1,451,071 1,458,633 Total Assets 354,989,875 291,541,060 Professional development 15,816 40,863

LIABILITIES Office facilities and equipment 193,159 211,541

Grant commitments 831,150 1,575,160 Office operations 178,717 79,747

Funds held for other organizations 27,365,730 25,062,396 Professional fees and dues 176,391 133,450

Gift annuity liability 1,178,833 1,190,341 Communications and marketing 92,350 88,077

Operating lease liability 813,483 905,386 Meetings, events and travel 37,842 55,258

Other liabilities 215,239 304,993 Total Expenses 29,642,507 20,943,818

Total Liabilities 30,404,435 29,038,276 CHANGE IN NET ASSETS

NET ASSETS Net assets at beginning of year 262,502,784 222,060,843

Net assets without donor restrictions 323,928,903 261,758,137 Net assets at end of year 324,585,440 262,502,784

Net assets with donor restrictions 656,537 744,647 Total Change in Net Assets $ 62,082,656 $ 40,441,941

Total Net Assets 324,585,440 262,502,784 The amounts presented in the financial highlights on Page 3 may differ from the amounts shown in these condensed financial statements due to the consolidation of supporting organizations and other financial disclosures (largely related to agency endowments) required by GAAP accounting standards. For more TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $ 354,989,875 $ 291,541,060 information, please refer to the complete consolidated financial statements and audit report.

Madison Community Foundation complies with all applicable state and federal reporting requirements. The 2020 and 2019 Consolidated Statements of Financial Position and Consolidated Statements of Activities are currently undergoing audit by Baker Tilly Virchow Krause LLP. Copies of the complete report, expected to be available in June, will be at the Madison Community Foundation office or online at www.madisongives.org/fs. Loren and Frank and Catherine Greer Darcy and Charlene Denlinger Mary Beth Growney Selene Thomas Kobinsky Gifts to MCF-Directed Funds Terry and Mary Devitt and Alan W. Selene David and Mary Ellen Duffy Molly and Dan Grupe Elizabeth Koehler In addition to stewarding endowments established by community members Dennis Durow and Therese Marie Gulbransen Steven Koslov and Mary Fulton and nonprofits to meet their charitable goals, MCF stewards its own funds. Trisha A. Doyle Peg and Craig Guse Fritz Kruger These endowments help pay the foundation’s expenses and fund our Lloyd and Patrick Eagan Sarah Hankins Joan H. Kuypers grantmaking programs: Community Impact Fund, Fund for Arts and Culture, Barbara and Duane Hansen Gerald Eggleston Kwik Trip, Inc. Fund for Basic Needs/Social Services, Fund for Children and Youth, Fund for W. Lee Hansen James R. Eisner Mary E. Laedtke Community Development, Fund for the Environment, Fund for the Elderly, Harmony Bar LLC Jane Mayer Eisner Ruth Lalley Fund for Learning, Fund for Nonprofit Capacity Building and the Administrative Carroll A. Heideman Ronald F. Eith M. Anne Lambert Melinda and Mark Heinritz Endowment Fund. MCF also has two non-endowed funds designed to meet Kyle and Mary Engelke Lynn and Chad Hembel Jeffrey Lange and immediate needs: the COVID-19 Priority Fund and the Priority Fund. Vikki and Tim Enright Dolly Marsh Duane Hendrickson Nan Enstad and Andrew Laurent 2020 DONORS TO MCF-DIRECTED FUNDS A. Finn Enke William and Sara Lee Hinckley Alan Lee & Margie Moeller Miles and Amy Epstein Anonymous (60) Joan Bechhofer Carpenter Family Jennifer Hoege Joan Lerman and Charitable Fund David K. Falk and Kenneth O’Neill Rhonda Adams Barbara M. Carr Jo Anne Robbins Judith A. Houck and Mary Lou C. Bennett Lisa Saywell Stu D. Levitan Ann and Michael Albert Carr-Mattison Family Fund Farley’s House of Margaret A. Lindberg Johanna J. Allex Luise Beringer Sheri and Pianos, LLC Anne and William Hunnex Alliant Energy Foundation Linda and Niles Berman Richard Castelnuovo Laura A. Farnan Steve Iltis Richard and Nancy Lindroth Dalia and Barouch Altsech Dana lin Bernstein Jim and Vicki Cavanaugh Kathleen K. Fenske Frances J. Ingebritson Laura Linehan AmazonSmile Foundation Barbara Bickford Liza Chang Fidelity Charitable Stanley and Shirley Inhorn Efrat Livny and Ken Baun Julie Anderson William and Laura Bird Roshni Chowdhry Gift Fund Natalie Isensee Carol A. Lobes and Joe McLain Rima and Michael Apple Karen Blatter-Schieler Rod and Cindy Clark DeAnna Finley Amy W. Jeninga Barbara Lockwood Barbara J. Arnold Nancy Boebel Pamela R. Clinkenbeard Ellen S. Fisher and David P. Jenkins and Douglas A. Yanggen Joe Loehnis and Evan Moss Jon P. Axelrod Kathleen Carr Borseth Constance S. Clune Mary E. Pertzborn Mary Ann Fix Nancy K. Lowe Axley Attorneys Kristin L. Borst and Jane Taylor Coleman Carmen and Greg Jeschke Timothy P. Flynn John Fournelle and Ayco Charitable Jack Connelly and Gary and Lynn Johnson David A. Lucey Marcia Bradley Judith Munaker Foundation Terri Connelly Cronk Allan and Ann Johnson Anne M. Lucke Jim and Libby Bradley Jan Marshall Fox Martha Babcock Jennifer and Nancy and Stan Johnson Dani Luckett Caryl F. Bremer Timothy Conroy Matt and Kay Frank Loei and Jenny Badreddine designCraft LLC Peter and Jill Lundberg Ellen L. Brothers Susan and Albert C. Friedman and Michael and Cathy Baer Howard Cosgrove Vickie and Mike Julka Karen K. Lundquist Diane and Susan M. Tikalsky Norman Bair Richard Broughman Chris Cox Clayton and Belle Frink Anna Kaminski Ronald S. Luskin and Helen H. Baldwin M. Therese Ruzicka Terri Broxmeyer and Barbara and Ted Crabb Mary Ellen Gabriel Sharyl J. Kato Linda Baldwin O’Hern Ron Grasshoff Lois P. Curtiss Brett Katzman Katharine C. Lyall and Vince O’Hern Roberta A. Gassman Thomas E. Buchhauser Vera R. Dallman and Lester A. Pines Valerie and Stewart Macaulay Merl L. Banks Andreas Kazamias Andrew and Anna Burish Jean and Roger Damrow Barbara A. Gessner Kevin and Lynnae Mahaney Christine and Mary P. Burke Mary Ellen Kearney James F. Mand Christopher Barden James and Nancy Dast Barbara Jane Gilbert Greg and Lynda Burt Kathleen King Elizabeth and Martin and Elizabeth David Enid and Tyrone Glenn Terry Marshall and Lesley Johnson Charles Barnhill Bartho and Andrea Caponi David & Mary Anderson Lucy Gmeinder- Ann Marie Kinkade Janneke C. Baske Capstone Resources, LLC Family Foundation, Inc. Borcherding Elizabeth and Peter Marshall Ken Kirchstein Susan and Ellis Bauman Shawn and Nancy Carney Tom DeChant and Louise Goldstein and Elizabeth G. Matkom Charles and Paul Gibler Bruce Thomadsen Frederick Kittell Christine E. and Nancy Carpenter Frances DeGraff Marilyn L. Graves Mary E. Klink Harold F. Mayer 21 | MadisonGives.org Brian R. McCormick and Mary K. O’Connor and Renaissance Charitable F. Joseph and Jacqueline and Emil Thomas Bonnie Weynand Robert R. Latousek Robert F. Bocher Foundation, Inc. Mary Ellyn Sensenbrenner Nathaniel Thompson Jean and Sarah White Brent and Vince O’Hern and Ray and Cathy Riddle Sara Shaeffer and TIAA Charitable Ray and Mari White Deborah McCown Linda Baldwin O’Hern Don Latorraca Velma J. Ritcherson William F. Tierney and Lyman and Lyn Wible Chandler L. McKelvey Irene and John Olson Robert W. Baird & Company Bernice L. Schapiro Valerie E. Nehls Shafer Fund Eric and Margaret Wilcots Maureen McMahon Bill and Kathleen Owens TNW Ensemble Theater Jean Roberts and Heidi Wilde and and Carson Fulton John and Kathleen Palmer Carolyn Shanoff Bonnie and Willis Tompkins John Voegeli Kennedy Gilchrist Cary and Brenda McNatt Katherine Paterson William and Carol Roche Valerie Shatavsky Al and Jane Toon David and Beth Wilder Gary and Donna Peckett John F. Rogan Gail B. Shea Carol and John Toussaint Peter C. Williams and Lynn Mecklenburg Judy and Ben Sidran Alice and Thomas Pedersen Mary-Beth Rolland Jennifer Tratnyek Sandra L. Esrael Meghan M. Meeker and Peter Hughes Brent Sieling and Donna W. Peterson Jon and Peggy Traver Sally Wilmeth and Megan Schliesman Virginia B. Meharg Gary L. Peterson and Floyd S. Rose Nancy and Thomas Turman Terry Geurkink G. Jean and Jerry A. Sieling MeherBaba Fund Susan Schmitz John R. Ross Leah Turner John and Vicki Wilson David H. Simmons Ronald A. Mensink Richard and Sandra Pfahler Bird Ross and Tom Loeser Jan and Stanley Tymorek Siobhan Wilson Lauren Simonis-Hunter Ralph and Judie Pfeifer and Jayne, Dan and Jon and Susan Udell Wendy L. Wink Catherine Middlecamp William Lunney Julia Rothblatt Amy Sinner Donna M. Ulteig Barbra H. Winter Carol A. Milanich and Judith W. Pierotti Ally Rzesa Ronald R. Sklansky US Bank Bonnie Wise Robert W. Davenport Evan F. and Jane S. Pizer Saint Paul and Andy Skrenes Raluca Vais-Ottosen Oscar Mireles Minnesota Foundation Estate of Daniel Planned Giving Council of Anita Sprenger Vanguard Charitable E. Wisniewski Shelley M. Moffatt South Central Wisconsin Noah Salata Program Stark Company Realtors Rob and Emily Wixson Jim and Pat Moore Patricia A. Prime Alif Saleh Steven R. Vedro and John P. Stott Beverly Gordon Kevin Wu Kelly Moravec Psychiatric Services SC Jane and Robert Salinger Roger and Susan Sunde Robert and Susan Vig William and Stefanie Moritz and Leanne Puglielli Linda & Matthew Sanders Jeff and Amy Supple Janine Wachter Mardelle Wuerger Vince Jenkins Ginny Ragatz Sarah Schaettle TASC Maura Walsh Darlene L. Wylie Marianne S. Morton Alan Ramsey and Ellie and Paul Schatz Richard and Marcia Taugher Dana J. Warren Jim Young Timothy and Katherine Davey Larry Schauff James and Nancy Mary Ann and Robin M. Taylor WEA Member Benefits Asta Mulholland Youngerman Richard Reale Mary Jane Scherdin Martha A. Taylor and Janice A. Weatherhogg Nelnet Foundation and William A. Wera James and Susan Zerwick Rocky and Gary L. Antoniewicz Peter Weiler Martha and Dave Nelson Susan Schmitz and Yvonne Redepenning TD Ameritrade Margaret R. Weiss John and Patricia Zimbrick Robert and Gary Peterson Reinhart Boerner The Benevity Community Rosemarie and Christine Newcomb Robert A. Schnur C. Topf Wells and Van Deuren S.C. Impact Fund Sally Probasco Gary Zimmer John and Betty Nicka Glenn E. Reinl and Nancy Schraufnagel The Chicago Community Gary Werner and Stephen and Linda D. Nolten Sara Krebsbach Schwab Charitable Fund Foundation Melanie Lord Janet Zimmerman

NAMED COMMUNITY IMPACT FUNDS Jeff and Angela Bartell Community Impact Fund Lyle Hill Unrestricted Fund Cleo and Glenn Sonnedecker Unrestricted Fund Bowles Family Fund Louis Hirsig Unrestricted Fund Michael Stieghorst and C. Sue Conley Fund Megan E. Christiansen Fund Whitford and Becky Huff Unrestricted Fund Frederick C. Suhr Fund Jane Eisner Community Impact Fund June E. Johnson Community Impact Fund Robert W. Taplick Memorial Unrestricted Fund Founders Fund Richard and Rosemary Johnson Fund Ann Tiemann Unrestricted Endowment Fund John and Mary Frautschi Fund Phil Kammerer Fund Robert and Dorothy Troller Community Impact Fund Garver Memorial Unrestricted Fund Jean and Walter Meanwell Community Fund Anne and Martin Wolman Unrestricted Fund Irwin A. and Robert D. Goodman Fund Stephen D. Morton Community Impact Fund Doris Woychik Unrestricted Fund Anna Marie Graber Martens Fund Edward F. Obert Unrestricted Fund Louise Young Unrestricted Endowment Fund Grutzner Family Fund John and Carolyn Peterson Fund Ruth & Allen Zacharias Community Impact Fund Giving Partner Funds COLUMBUS AREA ENDOWMENT & AFFILIATE FUNDS Columbus Area Aquatic Center Fund Conlin Family Fund A FUND FOR WOMEN FUNDS In Honor of Emilie Taylor Holmes Fund for A Fund for Women Columbus Area Endowment Parry F. Lueders Fund A Fund for Women Grantmaking Ava Louise King Fund for Columbus Area Endowment John and Mary Roche Grandchildren Millie Baldwin/Hattie Bakke A Fund for Women Passthrough Fund Red Balloon Fund Fund for A Fund for Women The MacKenzie Women’s Fund Columbus Fall River Rotary Alice Schmidt Fund for Diane Ballweg Women Soaring for A Fund for Women Club “Good Works” Fund Professional Development Above and Beyond Fund In Memory of Sylvia Melli-Jacobs Columbus School District Endowment Sharrow Family Fund for A Fund for Women Fund for A Fund for Women Columbus School District Passthrough Fund Joyce J. Bartell Fund for Josephine Musser Fund for A Fund for Women A Fund for Women LODI AREA COMMUNITY ENDOWMENT & AFFILIATE FUNDS Donna McDowell Beestman Melany Stinson Newby Fund Fund for A Fund for Women for A Fund for Women Lodi Area Community Endowment Reppen Scholarship for Lodi High School Lewis & Mary Kay Brooks Family Richard & Peggy Parfitt Fund Lodi Area Community Passthrough Fund Harold & Lois Ryan Scholarship Fund for A Fund for Women for A Fund for Women Kozel Scholarship for Lodi High School for Lodi High School Elizabeth M. Cantor Endowment Proud Mary Fund for A Fund for Women for A Fund for Women Judy Schwaemle Fund for MIDDLETON ENDOWMENT & AFFILIATE FUNDS Carter/Rakentzes Fund for A Fund for Women Middleton Endowment Marlette E. Larsen Family Fund A Fund for Women Mary Ellyn Drury Sensenbrenner Ann Casey Fund for A Fund for Women Fund for A Fund for Women Middleton Community Passthrough Fund Standard Imaging Foundation Fund The Women of the Derilyn Dr. Beverly S. Simone Fund THE MONONA FUND & AFFILIATE FUNDS Dean Cattelino Fund, Derilyn, for A Fund for Women Deborah and Beth Jo Ann Six Fund for A Fund for Women The Monona Fund The Monona Fund (TMF) Passthrough Joan V. Collins JoJo Fund in Niki and Muffy Sollinger Fund honor of Grandchildren Sophia, for A Fund for Women PORTAGE AREA COMMUNITY FUND & AFFILIATE FUNDS Isabella, Caden & Christian Muriel Strickland/Teresita Barroquillo Portage Area Community Fund Marion and W.J. “Dietz” Megan Correll Family Fund for AFFW Fund for A Fund for Women Portage Area Community Eulberg Scholarship Betty Harris Custer Fund Esther Hougen and Martha Fund Passthrough Saving Lives Charitable Fund for A Fund for Women Taylor Fund for AFFW Nora Lee Moore-Davis Fund Helen S. Wendel Fund for RIO COMMUNITY FUND & AFFILIATE FUNDS for A Fund for Women A Fund for Women The DoMa Strong Women Acorn Samantha M. Weston & Cheryl Rio Community Fund Fund for A Fund for Women Rosen Weston Fund for AFFW Rio Community Foundation – Agricultural Fund Deirdre W. Garton Fund for Anne Wolman Fund for Rio Community Foundation – Athletics Fund A Fund for Women A Fund for Women Rio Community Foundation – General Education Fund Franklin H. Gietzel Fund for Women’s Club of Madison Fund Rio Community Foundation – Library Fund A Fund for Women for A Fund for Women Biddle Family Agricultural Scholarship Fund for Rio Janet Amundsen Gietzel Fund Women Who Roar Fund for for A Fund for Women A Fund for Women Biddle Family Scholarship Fund for Rio Doris J. Hanson Fund for Marie A. Wunsch Fund for Strmiska Fund for the Rio Community A Fund for Women A Fund for Women

23 | MadisonGives.org Advised, Designated, Field of Interest, Agency, and Scholarship Funds

Anonymous (27) Anbu Fund George H. and Shirley C. Bek-Gran/Hovind 100 Black Men of Madison Amos and Marcia Austin Advised Fund Children’s Fund Scholarship Fund Anderson Fund Ayer Enrichment Fund Belleville Public Library Fund 50 Years of Giving Dr. A.D. and Phyllis Badger Rock Hugh & Joyce Bell Life Fund Anderson Fund Neighborhood Center Family Fund 786 Fund Anderson Designated Endowment Passthrough Fund Bell Laboratories, Academy of Breastfeeding Baer Family Futures Fund Inc. Fund Medicine Founders Bob and Pat Diane Ballweg The Benches Fund Endowment Fund Anderson Fund Performance Fund for American Players Theatre Fund & the Benson Family Fund African American The Dick, Jill and Madison Youth Choirs Ronni Jones APT Children’s Fund Ethnic Academy Red Newman Anderson Tyler J. Berg Memorial Maurice and Balloon Fund Charitable Fund Scholarship Fund Built on the foundation of classical works, Cecilia Barnard Agrace HospiceCare Henry A. Anderson Al and Dana lin Bernstein Shakespeare in particular, APT is devoted to Scholarship Fund Endowment Fund Endowment Fund III Fund creating a unique and personal experience for a Bartell Community Al and Dana lin Morris Andrews Educational Foundation Theatre Endowment Bernstein Fund broad audience through clear and compelling of the Albany Community Memorial Fund Bartell Theatre Charles D. Bert Fund storytelling inside language-based, poetic plays. Educational Foundation Angel’s Wish Endowment Passthrough Fund for the Elderly of the Albany Community Fund for Animals Photo: A Midsummer Night’s Dream at American Jeff and Angela Bartell Beyond the Page Fund (Passthrough) James and Marilou Players Theatre, 2017. Photo by Liz Lauren. Charitable Fund Bicycle Federation Harold M. Smout Angevine Fund Bartels Family Fund of Wisconsin Scholarship Robert P. Annen Endowment Fund Aldo Leopold Educational Dr. Bill Bartlett Sports Biermeier-Hanson Foundation Fund Scholarship Fund Medicine Fund Family Fund Tasha E. Bolton Madison Symphony Aldo Leopold Antoniewicz-Taylor Bartlett Family Fund Big Brothers/Big Sisters Scholarship Fund Orchestra Foundation Future Family Fund Tommy Bartlett Medical Foundation Fund Adolph C. and Eugenie Olbrich Gardens Leaders Endowment Arnol Family Fund for M. Bolz Family Fund Research Fund Black Earth Public Library Salvation Army of Aldo Leopold Nature the Badger Prairie Endowment Fund Chuck Bauer & Bolz Family Dane County Center Endowment Fund Needs Network Black Point Endowment Funds Chuck Beckwith Fund Tenney Nursery and Altrusa Fund Arnol Family Gift Fund Preservation Fund Boys and Girls Club Susan and Ellis Parent Center American Family Arts Access Fund for Blake Family Fund of Dane County Bauman Fund Wisconsin Youth Insurance Co. Fund use of the Overture Steve and Beth Blakeslee Gathering Waters Center for the Arts Walter Bauman Mental Family Foundation Conservancy Symphony Orchestra American Girl’s Fund For Health Fund Children Endowment ARTS for ALL Terese Allen & Jim Glaciers Edge Council Daniel and Stacey Bayside Fund of Boy Scouts of America Bormann Family Fund American Girl’s Fund Wisconsin Fund Block Fund for Children Arts Wisconsin Darrell Bazzell Fund The Bloom Women Fund Grace Episcopal Church Boys and Girls Club of Dane County Fund American Players “Future Fund” Dave and Terri Beck- Tom & Shaila Bolger Fund MATC Foundation Theatre Fund Attic Angel Engel Scholarship Fund Bolger Family Fund Madison Museum of Bradley Family Fund Ronni Jones APT Association Fund Paul and Kathleen Beckett for WYSO Contemporary Art Marcia Bradley Children’s Fund Aunt Frances Fund Passthrough Fund Bolick Family Endowment Madison Opera Advised Fund Clean Wisconsin Cream City Charities Environmental Passthrough Fund Morris Andrews Memorial Fund Legacy Fund Cream City Fund Clean Wisconsin CTM Productions Throughout his life, Morris Andrews was a Environmental Endowment Fund Litigation Fund tireless advocate for teachers and students. His CUNA Mutual vision helped turn the Wisconsin Education Kevin Cleary Foundation Group Fund Association Council into one of the leading Coe Family Advised Fund Ron and Dorothy Daggett teachers’ unions in the country. Strong public Carol Cohen Fund Endowment Fund education, in his view, is the backbone of Marcus and Sheila Stuart Daily Seeds Cohen Advised Fund of Learning Fund American democracy. Morris’s chosen epitaph Marcus and Sheila Cohen Dane County 4-H was “I hope I made a difference.” And for many Passthrough Fund Leaders’ Association, Inc. people, he certainly did. To continue making Cory Ryan Cole Memorial Dane County Bicycle a difference, his family established the Morris Scholarship Fund Association Fund Andrews Memorial Endowment. Annual Jane Taylor Coleman Dane County Cultural giving from the Fund will support need- Designated Affairs Commission Fund Passthrough Fund based scholarships for aspiring teachers and Dane County Fair organizations addressing child poverty. Jane Taylor Coleman Fund Youth Foundation Jane Taylor Coleman Endowment Fund Passthrough Dane County Farmer’s Joan V. Collins Fund Market Scholarship Fund Combat Blindness Dane County Todd & Jerilyn Bramson BRPA Easement Jane Burrows Buffett Ann Casey and Robert International Fund Humane Society Family Fund Endowment Fund Scholars Program Laux Family Fund Endowment Fund Common Wealth Frederick Brumm Fund Endowment Martha and Brandt Advised Fund Development Fund Dane County Immigrant for Agrace Hospicecare Business Forum Charles Casey Fund Assistance Fund Paul Brandt School Forest Community Action Endowment Fund Frederick Brumm Fund Foundation Fund Centers for Prevention for Dane County Coalition Anti- Dane County K-9 Fund Brian Butler and & Intervention Fund Brat Fest, Inc. Humane Society Poverty Fund Dane County Youth Fund Carolyn Lazar Butler Central Wisconsin Center Breakfast Optimist Community Living Buck’s Green Light Endowment Fund Education Fund Elizabeth C. Davies Foundation of Scholarship Fund Connections, Inc. Fund for Family and Madison Fund for MATC Butler Passthrough Fund Centro Hispano of Dane Endowment Fund County Technology Fund Child Development Dr. Frank & Cindy Byrne Breunig-Paska Fund Buck’s Green Light Community Restorative Andrew & Beverly Scholarship Fund Donor Advised Fund Rick Chandler & Briarpatch Youth Justice Endowment Davison Fund for for UW-System Heidi Pankoke Fund Services Fund Cheryl Cady Memorial Disadvantaged Charitable Gift Fund Community Restorative Jim and Cathie Burgess Scholarship Fund Justice Fund Children & Youth Dean & Becky Bridge Fund Family Fund Naomi Chesler & Dan Major Bennie L. Canty Community Shares DeAtley Family Brooks-Rockenbach Fund Joan and Dale Burke Fund Sidney Passthrough Fund for Literacy Network Memorial Scholarship of Wisconsin Foundation Mary P. Burke Craig and Karen Capital K9s Endowment Fund Brooks-Rockenbach Education Fund Christianson Fund Deerfield Community Endowment Fund Conley Family Fund Center Endowment Fund Fund for Restoring Hope Mary P. Burke Fund Laura E. Chritton & Transplant House for Girls & Women Capital Springs William E. Chritton Owen Connolly & Harold DeForest Area Public Endowment Fund Sundberg Memorial Fund Library Endowment The Brosnan and Jane Burrows Buffett Scholarship Fund Flessas Family Fund Endowment for Ann Casey and Clean Lakes Alliance - Council for Wisconsin Raymond and Eunice Omega School Robert Laux Fund Frozen Assets Fund Writers Devine Fund 25 | MadisonGives.org New Funds Created in 2020 MCF was honored to help establish the following new funds in 2020:

Anonymous (4) Kevin King Realtors® Association Charitable Fund Ms. Milele Chikasa Anana Scholarship Kuntz Family Fund Morris Andrews Memorial Endowment Lakeland Oaks Fund George M. Anglin Memorial Fund Howard and Judith Landsman Passthrough Fund Bayview Foundation Endowment Leifheit Giving Fund Marion Brown Designated Fund Lesli Ann’s Kindness Fund Census Outreach Project Fund Steven A. Levine Fund for the Arts Community Table Fund Steven A. Levine Fund for the Environment Loree & Wynn Davies Fund Steven A. Levine Fund for Law, Business and Finance The Donata Fund Julius Morgan and Verona L. Morgan Scholarship Downtown Madison Fund Harry W. Ogden, Jr. Memorial Scholarship Fund Fund to Support the Jeffrey Clay Erlanger Opportunity 2020 Fund Civility In Public Discourse Award Steven P. Robinson Family Fund Ms. Milele Chikasa Anana and Lisa Fitchburg Inclusive Playground Campaign Fund Hannah E. Schmidley Charitable Fund Peyton-Caire, founder of the Foundation Fund for Black Women’s Wellness Schwandt Family Scholarship Fund for Black Women’s Wellness. Robert R. Gersbach Fund Bella Sobah Memorial Fund for Social Justice Photo by Hedi LaMarr Photography Carol Ann Grogan Memorial Scholarship Joseph T. Steuer and Jamie G. Steuer Fund Patricia Nichols Harrington Family Fund for Madison Community Foundation Anne Iwata and Darren Stucker Fund Team 2020 Campaign Bob Joers Family Memorial Scholarship Ms. Milele Chikasa Anana Scholarship

In addition to being the longtime publisher and editor of UMOJA magazine, Ms. Milele Chikasa David and Sue Dugout Club Ecumenical Fund Paul and Janet Emmerich Anana was a mentor, advocate, community Diericks Fund Eagle School Fund for the Homeless Advised Fund leader and volunteer. As the “Village Mother,” Doug and Kathy Eagle-Vanguard Ecumenical Fund Marie Endres Fund this scholarship was Ms. Milele’s dream, which Dittmann Fund for Nutrition Swimming Fund Enhancement for she worked hard to make a reality with the Herb and Dottie Ecumenical Fund the Elderly Earth Science Women’s support of her village. The Ms. Milele Chikasa Dittmann Fund Network Endowment for Seniors Daniel W. Erdman Advised Fund Anana Scholarship became a reality shortly Charlotte Dixon East High School E.D. Locke Public Library - Scholarship Theater Fund McFarland Endowment Erdman Holdings, before her passing, and will be overseen by Inc. Fund Donley Family Acorn Fund EMCC Woody Carey Effigy Tree Maintenance Women In Focus, Inc. The scholarship aims not Endowment Marshall Erdman Victor and Carol Scholarship Awards Fund only to help young people realize their dream Advised Fund Dorn Family Fund Ecumenical Housing Jane Eisner Giving Fund of going to college, but also to ensure that their Marshall Erdman Fund Driftless Area Corporation Funds Jane Eisner Fund education initiates a lifetime of change. Land Conservancy Ecumenical Fund for Mark Elsdon & Erickson Family Fund Endowment Faith Communities Erica Liu Fund Erik’s Kids Day Fund 2020 Annual Report | 26 FOUNDATION FOR MADISON’S PUBLIC SCHOOLS ENDOWMENT FOR THE BENEFIT OF… Allis Elementary Falk Elementary Lake View Elementary Muir Elementary School Sherman Middle School Badger Rock Middle School Franklin Elementary School Lapham Elementary Nuestro Mundo School Shorewood Hills Elementary School Black Hawk Middle School Gompers Elementary Leopold Elementary O’Keeffe Middle School Spring Harbor Middle School Capital High School Hamilton Middle School Lindbergh Elementary Olson Elementary School Stephens Elementary Chavez Elementary Hawthorne Elementary Lowell Elementary Orchard Ridge Elementary Thoreau Elementary Cherokee Middle School Henderson Elementary Marquette Elementary School Randall Elementary Schools Toki Middle School Crestwood Elementary Huegel Elementary Memorial High School Sandburg Elementary Van Hise Elementary East High School Jefferson Middle School Mendota Elementary School Schenk Elementary West High School Elvehjem Elementary Kennedy Elementary Midvale-Lincoln Sennett Middle School Whitehorse Middle School Emerson Elementary LaFollette High School Elementary School Shabazz High School Wright Middle School

FOUNDATION FOR MADISON’S PUBLIC SCHOOLS ENDOWMENTS Altwegg Scholarship LaFollette Printmaking Len Rush Principal Professional Endowment Fund La Follette High School Storch Development Endowment Fund Kathy Bartell Endowment Family Endowment Fund Brendan M. Scanlon Memorial Fund for Music Howard and Judith Landsman Art Grant Endowment Fund Donald and Alice Benn Fund Fund for FMPS Schiavoni-Sturm Enrichment East High School Booster Club Fund Barbara E. and Gerald Marwell Fund Endowment for the Benefit of East High School Barbara Ritchie Flanagan Mary J. 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SAVE THE DATE Madison Gives May 2022 Monona Terrace

We hope to be able to gather in person again, and would love to see you all there. Thursday, May 13, 2021 | 5:00 p.m.

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