MISSION

We inspire individuals and strengthen our community through philanthropy. We envision building a culture of philanthropy that creates a region that is vibrant, generous and equitable – with unlimited opportunities.

Corporate office POSITIONING STATEMENT 3700 Sixth Street, Suite 200 Riverside, CA 92501 [P] 951.241.7777 [F] 951.684.1911 For over 75 years, the San Bernardino office Community Foundation has been bringing 198 N. Arrowhead Avenue San Bernardino, CA 92408 909.644.6221 together donors, stakeholders and nonprofits

Coachella Valley office and growing philanthropic resources to 41-550 Eclectic Street, Palm Desert, CA 92260 address our region's most pressing needs. As 760.836.2400 a result, we come to the table with in-depth /inlandempirecf where Giving grows understanding of the IE and our nonprofit /inlandempirecf 2019 Annual Report sector. Our extensive experience with our /inlandempirecf generous donors can make a meaningful iegives.org difference – now and in the future. 1 MESSAGE FROM BOARD CHAIR AND CEO

As we took the time to collect highlights of 2019 and celebrate the work of the Inland Empire Community Foundation over the past year, our community was faced with unimaginable circumstances in the first half of 2020. Looking back on the successes of 2019 for the Inland Empire, we are reminded of the continued support we can give to our community moving forward during these trying times.

With new leadership in place and a strong staff, 2019 was a transformative year for the Inland Empire Community Foundation to become IF YOU WANT a more visible and effective leader in the community. Even with the past success of the Foundation, the Board knew that we had the ability, potential and need to emerge as a more active and impactful leader to serve the Riverside and San Bernardino Counties.

Throughout the past year, we fostered and established new and existing relationships and partnerships with major internationally known TO LIFT foundations and organizations, and closely collaborated with the state, county and local governments. We continue to build lasting relationships with our donors, higher education institutions and nonprofit organizations in the region. We launched major projects to increase the impact we could make on the community, such as our work with 2020 Census, preparing our vulnerable populations to YOURSELF emergencies, and continuing our work on improving education and the economic future of the region. As several crises hit the counties in 2020, the Foundation became a focal point to gather resources and allocate them to serve the most UP, LIFT UP at-risk populations in our community. The establishment of the IE COVID-19 Resilience Fund helped raised over $617,000 to support our counties and nonprofits, while also showcasing the importance of the Foundation’s work.

Entering a time where equality for all is of the utmost importance, it is not enough to just write well-written and polite messages, but to SOMEONE lead our community by example. At times, that leadership may entail a deeper conversation and discussion with community members that have a different perspective, but this is how we progress and evolve to be a better community. IECF is a very different organization from just a year ago and we will strive to continuing to be more active and be part of the solutions needed.

ELSE Thank you for your support of the Foundation as we ask you to help make this organization even more impactful and in turn continue to help our communities more effectively. - BOOKER T. WASHINGTON

J. Sergio Bohon R. Michelle Decker Board Chair President and CEO

2 3 GROWINGBYTHE INVESTMENT IECF STAFF NUMBERS At Inland Empire Community Foundation, we are leading impactful change in the region with our donors every day. Through the generosity RETURNS R. Michelle Decker Adlemi Hernandez Alenny Cadag Angie Valdericeda Celia Cudiamat President and CEO Marketing Coordinator Accounting Supervisor Grants and Scholarship SVP, Grants and Coordinator Community Impact of our fundholders and their passion for helping others, IECF has funded Investment Returns - 10 Year History such programs from building nonprofit capacity and expanding access to (shown net of investment fees) arts programs to preparing students for college success and housing low- 30.0 income residents. 25.0

18.90 20.0 17.70 18.70 16.20 • $113M in total assets Charee Gillins Darcy McNaboe Deborah Phares Denisha Shackelford Joe Staley, Jr. 15.0 14.40 Marketing and Regional Charitable 2020 Census Manager Youth Initiatives Regional Charitable Communications Giving Officer Manager Giving Officer • $15.7M million in grants Director (San Bernardino) (Coachella Valley) 14.40 Arts & Culture - $155K 10.0

Children & Families - $961K 5.0 3.70

Civic & Environment Benefit - $7.3M 2.30 2.60 8.00 Scholarships & Education – $4M 10.0 Health & Human Services – $3M 5.0 Other - $197K Jose A. Marquez, CSPG Joy Gould Kelsey Bates Kim Potter Paula Myles 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 Director of Family Philanthropy Finance and Data Executive Assistant SVP, Finance Planned Giving Coordinator Analyst and Office Manager and Stewardship • $18.6M in donor gifts • 394 charitable funds Inland Empire Community Foundation Investment Committee 2019 Ms. Dora Barilla, Executive Director, HC2 Strategies Mr. J. Sergio Bohon, Committee Chair, Senior Financial Advisor, SVP Wells Fargo posted investment returns of 8.4% (10-year average) for endowed assets. Mr. Paul Granillo, President and CEO, Inland Empire Economic Partnership Mr. Joseph G. Romano III, President/Founding Partner, Fortem Financial Mr. Robert Fey, Chairman, Fey’s Canyon Realtors Rocio Robles Susan Ewald Yasmeen Dabbas Mr. J. Kirk Harns, President, Pacific Hydrotech Corporation Program Assistant Charitable Giving Program Assistant Associate and Mr. Gary Roth, First Vice President, UBS Financial Wealth Management Receptionist Mr. Patrick D. Spafford, Partner, Spafford and Landry CPAs To view IECF’s 2019 audited financial statements, please visit www.iegives.org or call 951.241.7777 to receive a copy by mail. Supported by Jobs for the Future (project manager), the GROWING AWARDED A TOTAL AWARDED Brookings Institution, and the Inland Empire Community OF $2.4 MILLION $574,205 TO Foundation, IEGO is expanding its diverse table of partners, LEADERSHIP creating a place where businesses, economic developers, IN SUB CONTRACTS 24 ORGS higher education, public sector agencies, community-based IECF is uniquely positioned to lead and collaborate on the to engage targeted populations through trainings and and environmental organizations, Labor, and more, can learn, community’s most pressing needs, and can be counted on for AND GRANTS TO community education activities. plan and collaborate. mobilizing support and philanthropic resources when it matters 45 ORGS Today, IEGO is supporting teams to begin aligning cross-sector the most. In addition to our core roles of raising, stewarding and Listos grantees: Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Inland for Census 2020 education and outreach to conduct canvassing, efforts and maximizing the assets of the IE for good jobs, strong distributing funds, IECF plays an important role in community Empire, Council on American-Islamic Relations, Pueblo pledge card drives, and in-language assistance. businesses, and vibrant communities. This first-of-its-kind leadership – including supporting and contributing to the work Unido Community Development Corporation, Coachella collaboration was funded in part by the James Irvine Foundation. of these initiatives and programs of the Foundation in 2019: 2020 Census Pooled Fund partners: Blue Shield Foundation, Valley Disaster Preparedness Network, Reach Out West Learn more at Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, The Endowment, The End, Inc., Sigma Beta Xi, Inc., Coachella Valley Housing inlandgrowth.org. California Wellness Foundation, First 5 San Bernardino, Coalition, Community Access Center, American Red Cross, 2020 Census: Ensuring Guillermo J. Valenzuela Foundation, James Irvine Foundation, Riverside County, Nehemiah Charitable Fund, Autism Society Libra Foundation, San Manuel Band of Mission Indians, Wells Inland Empire, Michelle's Place Cancer Resource Center, Youth Grantmakers the IE Counts Fargo Foundation and the Weingart Foundation. The Carolyn E. Wylie Center, TODEC Legal Center, VIA Immigration Advocacy Group, Fair Housing Council of Program Turns 10! When the CA Census Office launched a statewide effort to Riverside County, Life Lifters International , Habitat for 2019 marked the 10th anniversary of the Youth Grantmakers ensure a complete count of Californians in the 2020 Census, they Humanity Inland Valley, Feeding America Riverside/San (YG) Program at IECF! In the past 10 years the program’s come tapped the Inland Empire Community Foundation for help in a Listos California: Bernardino, Catholic Charities Riverside/ San Bernardino a long way and has seen countless youth step up to serve, vast region with communities that have been traditionally hard Keeping Vulnerable and Boys & Girls Club of Southwest County lead and impact their community through funding grants to to count. Designated by the Census Office as an Administrative nonprofits in the Inland Empire. Community Based Organization (ACBO), IECF was selected for Communities Safe Region 7, which is all of Riverside and San Bernardino Counties. The YG program, which began with 21 students in Riverside, Wildfires, earthquakes and natural disasters are all too common is dedicated to teaching the tradition of philanthropy and With $2.4 million in state funding, IECF went to work quickly in the state of California. Another known fact is when disasters IEGO: Creating Good community involvement to youth in the region. More specifically, by forming Census IE. Census IE is a broad coalition of strike it is often vulnerable and diverse populations who are Jobs and Vibrant over the course of nine months students learn to read and community-based organizations with deep roots in under- most at risk. To reverse that, the Governor’s Office introduced analyze a grant application, respectfully debate the most critical served areas in six regions to raise awareness about the Census a new emergency preparedness campaign known as Listos Communities needs, and prioritize the many worthwhile requests. and filling out the forms. Through Census IE, IECF awarded California. The campaign is led by the Office of Emergency Called Inland Growth and Economic Opportunity (IEGO), this grants to community-based organizations (CBOs) for Census Services (CAL OES) and California Volunteers to make sure our important initiative connects like-minded individuals and As the program grew in funding, YG expanded in to San awareness and outreach activities. And our partners provided most vulnerable communities – those who are socially isolated, institutions dedicated to growing the Inland Empire’s economy Bernardino, Coachella Valley and Temecula. From awarding administrative and technical assistance to empower CBOs and low-income, disabled or have language barriers – will have a by creating new, sustainable middle-income employment grants and volunteering in the community to attending youth trusted messengers in their outreach. plan for themselves and their families in the event of a disaster. opportunities and ensuring that no one is left behind when it conferences and being recognized by civic leaders, YG’s comes to the training and preparation necessary to fill those jobs. milestones are significant and a proud moment for students Additionally, IECF managed the Census 2020 Pooled Fund to With $2.1 million in state funding, IECF awarded grants to and donors alike. support community-based education, outreach activities and community-based organizations providing emergency As IEGO moves into implementation, its partners will prioritize pledge card drives. The Pooled Fund was developed by the preparedness education and resources to at-risk populations investment in sectors that provide pathways to good jobs for "My participation in YG has made me a better Inland Empire Funders Alliance to leverage state funding in Riverside County. IECF was a part of a statewide network of workers without a four-year college degree. Based on a number leader in my home, school, and community. and provide flexible dollars to nonprofits.Learn more at community-based organizations in 24 counties designated to of factors—including the IE’s role as a national leader in logistics— censusie.org. provide emergency preparedness education and outreach as IEGO sees the potential for growing jobs in logistics, advancing I learned the basics of philanthropy and part of the Listos Campaign. Learn more at listoscalifornia.org manufacturing and accelerating growth of emerging industries grantmaking, and had the opportunity to such as cybersecurity/IT and green tech. work alongside individuals from different

4 5 backgrounds to identify problems and Graduate Success: solutions to issues that teens are facing today. I can happily say that YG has changed my life Thriving IE Students for the better.” Four years in partnership with College Futures Foundation, IECF is proud of our work together to improve college -Ashton Authement, YG Riverside graduation rates for low-income and underrepresented students in the region. In honor of this special milestone, over 350 attendees joined IECF for the Youth Grantmakers 10th Anniversary Celebration In 2019, the Graduate Success Program at IECF received its final & Recognition Ceremony at the Riverside Convention Center. round of funding from College Futures. The funding was used It was also the first time in YG’s history that all four programs in to award needs-based scholarships to students who Riverside, San Bernardino, Coachella Valley, and Temecula demonstrate financial need and a strong desire to succeed at were present together. the college level. To deepen our reach, IECF formed a network of scholarship organizations to disburse funds to eligible So much of their progress would not be possible without the students in the communities they serve. Also important to IECF support of our donors and corporate partners. Together we will were the built-in resources these organizations offered – from continue making YG even stronger and preparing IE youth to be mentoring opportunities to organizing college tours. Helping the civic leaders of tomorrow. Learn more about YG at iegives. IECF in this work were the following organizations: AVID, BLU org/youthgrantmakers. Educational Foundation, Promise Scholars, Making Hope Happen Foundation, and Upward Bound (California State University, San Bernardino).

YG Journey: Through our network of scholarship partners, a total of $275,000 2009 YG launches in Riverside in needs-based scholarships were given to IE students during 2014 YG expands into Coachella Valley the 2019-20 academic school year. and San Bernardino 2016 75th Anniversary Gala raises $115,000 for YG program $275K granted to IE students 2018 Native YG forms 38 students – AVID 2019 – 20 Youth Grantmakers from 28 high schools represent the Riverside, San Bernardino, 23 students – BLU Educational Foundation Coachella Valley & Native programs 30 students – Making Hope Happen Foundation

18 students – Promise Scholars

$421K AWARDED 59 students – CSUSB/Upward Bound TO 125 NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS SINCE INCEPTION

6 7 to ensure that all the details are in place so that your charitable HOW YOU CAN intent is fulfilled. Planned Giving vehicles include:

HELP THE IE • Bequests in your will or trust You can support your favorite cause, charity or nonprofit organization through a gift to Inland Empire Community • Charitable Gift Annuities Foundation – now or later. You can also contribute to an • Charitable Remainder Trusts existing fund at IECF. • Life Insurance Ways to Give Now • Retirement Plan Beneficiary Designations

IECF is able to accept a wide array of assets as contributions Whether you choose to give now or make plans now to give to a fund. Because IECF is a 501(c)(3) public-benefit nonprofit later, your generous gift will grow each year through the power charity, donors will receive the most valuable tax benefits of an endowment, and will generate grants to the causes or available under the law. Ways you can make an outright gift communities you care about the most into perpetuity. today include:

• Cash If you would like to make an impact • Securities (stocks and bonds) in our community for generations • Real Estate to come, consider a gift to Inland • IRA Rollover Empire Community Foundation. • Intangible / Intellectual property We will help you and your advisor(s) • Oil, Gas, and Mineral Interests design a strategy of giving now or • Remainder Interests in Property later that fulfills your charitable goals while also addressing your financial, Ways to Give Later tax and estate planning needs.

Including IECF in your estate plan allows you to leave a legacy To learn about the different ways to give and charitable planning for future generations. Through our proven stewardship, even a strategies, contact the Charitable Giving Team at 951.241.7777. modest bequest can grow into a significant amount over time.

We are also able to accept an array of assets that will benefit the cause, charity, nonprofit organization, fund or Inland Empire Community Foundation later, using planned giving vehicles. We work closely with you and your attorney or financial advisor

8 9 provides programming that prepares young adults, ages 18- 24, One of the largest Donor Advised Funds (DAF) at IECF, is the S.L. and deserving graduating seniors of Lake Elsinore Unified in San Bernardino County for success in stable and rewarding Gimbel Foundation Advised Fund which was established in 2010 School District who plan to attend a four-year college or GROWING careers. The second fund they established was The Education, to support nonprofit organizations locally as well as nationally technical school. Careers and Life Planning Donor Advised Fund (DAF) to help on a variety of charitable purposes. Following the opening of the new fund, four students received GIVING pay for programs and services benefitting young adults in the During the year the Fund awarded $3.9 million in grants through a total of $20,000 in scholarships! region. Under the Foundation’s stewardship, more than $14,000 "I find great joy in collaborating a number of grant cycles. In one of their 2019 grant cycles, the S. in scholarships were awarded in 2019. The scholarship fund offers three four-year scholarships of L. Gimbel Fund awarded $354,460 to 11 nonprofit organizations. approximately $4,000 and one four-year scholarship of $6,000 and dreaming with others to find a No strangers to philanthropy, Judy and Teresa branched out Two of the 11 organizations were located in the Inland Empire: for a college ROTC candidate to be awarded in the spring and recently to create their own family funds at IECF. Judy opened Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio Council and Olive Crest. path of contentment." disbursed in the fall of each year. Each Carl Graves’ Scholar will the Takano Family Fund because she finds “great joy in “Because of the generosity of the S.L. Gimbel Fund, youth each have a local mentor who will aid and assist the student -Judy Takano collaborating and dreaming with others to find a path of from low-income families are able to participate in the Skyland throughout their education. contentment” and desires to model philanthropy for her family to Ranch Environmental Education Program,” said Cynthia Breunig, carry on. Teresa established the Taylor Family Foundation Fund, The Carl Graves Endowment Scholarship Fund is named in With our ever growing community of donors, IECF strives President and CEO of Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio Council. which supports transportation needs of refugees who arrive in honor of Carl Graves, who served as the City Treasurer of Lake to make it possible for every contribution and every person “Through this program, these young people become invested the community with limited resources. Through the fund, they’ve Elsinore. Graves was a United States Army World War II Veteran driven by a passion for a cause or issue in their community to in the natural environment and learn team-building and donated 20 used cars to refugees and their families. and a mathematics teacher at various high schools in Southern strengthen the Inland Empire through philanthropy. Here are problem-solving skills. Students with this skill set mature into the California, including Lake Elsinore High School. a few individuals who are leading the way for giving in the Both women continue to be passionate supporters of education community leaders and environmental advocates necessary for Inland Empire. and have directed their giving in ways that help young adults in success and sustainability in the future.” San Bernardino County pursue opportunities for learning and Judy Takano and Teresa Taylor are both educators with a big "This scholarship fund reaches growth leading to enriching and meaningful careers. heart for IE students. They previously taught at where they decided to start an institution to help students students who have barriers to through vocational and certificate programs. Through their IECF RECEIVES education, which makes it one of the vision and hard work, they co-founded Career Institute, a for- GIMBEL FUND $1MILLION profit organization that specializes in career, education and life GIFT FOR NEW most potent ways we can ensure Lake planning for young adults. AWARDS $3.9 Elsinore thrives in years to come.” With their vision of helping others, in 1999 and in 2016 FUND TO - Michelle Decker, CEO Teresa and Judy opened two funds at IECF. The first fund was MILLION the Career Educational and Advancement Donor Advised NONPROFITS In April of 2019, the City of Lake Elsinore opened the Carl Fund created to provide scholarships to students attending NATIONWIDE Graves Endowment Scholarship Fund at IECF with a gift of $1 the Success Institute in Rancho Cucamonga, a non-profit million through a bequest to the City from former City Treasurer To discuss how you can establish your own charitable fund or contribute to existing funds, contact Jose A. Marquez, Director of organization that the two women started in 2007. The Institute Carl Graves. The new fund provides scholarships to needy Planned Giving at [email protected] or call 951.241.7777.

10 11 GROWING LEGACY

AS YOU CREATE YOUR ESTATE PLAN, YOU CAN LEAVE A LEGACY FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS BY INCLUDING THE INLAND EMPIRE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION AS A CHARITABLE BENEFICIARY. WHEN YOU CREATE AN ENDOWED FUND AT THE FOUNDATION THROUGH YOUR ESTATE, YOU CAN SUPPORT THE CAUSES THAT YOU ARE PASSIONATE ABOUT AND HELP ENSURE YOUR LEGACY. EVEN A MODEST BEQUEST WILL GROW, UNDER OUR STEWARDSHIP, INTO A SIGNIFICANT AMOUNT OVER TIME. LYK KEN JaneJANE Lykken Hoff is one example of a true legacy. This Palm Springs pioneer, who just celebrated her 100th birthday, is considered a HOFF bit of a legend. Jane is known as a gifted horsewoman and an advocate of western art. Jane was the first female president of the Los Comprades Club, a riding club of local horseback riders in the mid-1960s. In the 1970s, she headed up two riding clubs, the most well- known was the prestigious “Desert Riders.” Many business leaders, Hollywood celebrities and socialites from all over sought to ride on the horse trails with her.

After many years of riding, Jane turned her attention to various community causes and is a long-time supporter of the Palm Springs Art Museum and the Palm Springs Historical Society.

In 2018 Jane decided that she wanted to create a method of lasting support for her community. IECF was honored to be chosen to create a Charitable Gift Annuity (CGA) to benefit the .

Upon her death, Jane has instructed that 100% of the remainder in the CGA be used to establish the Jane Hoff College of the Desert (COD) Fund to support their Desert Veterans Scholarship and Nursing Program in perpetuity. Further, Jane also made provisions to include a gift to IECF in her estate plan that would establish an endowed fund benefiting various charities in Coachella Valley.

As a member of the Brouse Legacy Society, Jane is leaving a lasting legacy that will support the ever-growing needs of Coachella Valley and future generations. IECF is proud to play a role in assisting Jane in creating these lasting gifts to the community that she cares so much about.

For more information on creating your own legacy, contact Jose A. Marquez, Director of Planned Giving at [email protected] or call 951.241.7777. Photo credit below © 2020 Palm Springs Historical Society All Rights Reserved.

12 13 When professional advisors, such as an estate planning attorney, financial advisor or CPA, partners with IECF they are helping to grow the region’s long-term assets and philanthropic impact. Specifically, professional advisors play a vital role in referring or connecting their clients to IECF who are interested in supporting nonprofits or a cause or issue they care about. If their client establishes a fund at the Foundation, or the professional advisor themselves open a fund in their own name or in the name of their family, they become a “Champion” of philanthropy, and become a member of IECF’s Professional Advisors Champions Program. Today, IECF counts 36 professional advisors as champions.

This year IECF recognizes J. Sergio Bohon. Now serving as Board Chair, Sergio has been a board member of the Inland Empire Community Foundation for over six years. He is currently Senior Vice President and Senior Financial Advisor at Wells Fargo Advisors and has been in the financial services industry for over 30 years, managing assets for individuals, trusts, charitable organizations and businesses.

Just as philanthropy is important to the clients Sergio manages, he too has a passion for creating change in our community. In 2013, Sergio and his wife, Christy, decided to open the Bohon Family Community Fund at IECF. The fund is for broad and general charitable uses and engages his young daughters on giving back together. GROWING CHAMPIONS

“Instilling the principles of humanity and kindness, and modeling that for my family are important to me,” said Sergio. Immigrating from Mexico to El Monte, he was exposed to other less fortunate families that struggled with poverty and the challenges of neighborhoods and communities that did not effectively support the opportunities for upward mobility.

Annually, Sergio and Christy gift shares of appreciated stock to support and build the fund. By transferring appreciated stocks to IECF, they avoid the capital gains tax and receive a charitable tax deduction. They selected IECF to open the fund because the organization provides community leadership, understands the needs for and provides guidance in allocating resources.

Over the years Sergio has volunteered his time as a pilot for Angel Flight West and rescue dog transportation. He has sat as an active "Instilling the principles of humanity and kindness, and modeling that board member of the Mary S. Roberts Pet Adoption Center and Riverside Philharmonic, and participates in mentorship programs benefiting Hispanic young professionals. Among his other charitable activities, Sergio and members of his extended family started a – J. SERGIO BOHON for my family are important to me." scholarship fund at Chaffey College to assist DACA students in need.

Sergio holds a bachelor’s degree from Cal Poly Pomona and a master’s from the College of Financial Planning, earning him the designation of Certified Financial Planner (CFP®).

For more information on how we partner with professional advisors or to inform us of a planned gift to the Foundation, please contact Jose A. Marquez, Director of Planned Giving at [email protected] or call 951-241-7777.

14 15 GROWING IECF COMMUNITY IMPACT FUND As the Inland Empire Community Foundation grows, so does the grantmaking for IE nonprofits and the positive return their work brings The Community Impact Fund is a fund that allows IECF the flexibility to respond to the most critical needs in the community. One of the to the region. Every day, nonprofits are working to improve the lives of residents in Riverside and San Bernardino Counties, many of ways IECF is responding to these needs is by investing in our region’s nonprofits. In 2019, the Foundation awarded $192,000 in grants whom are operating on minimal budgets. They help victims of domestic violence, provide services to the elderly, and stuff backpacks to 21 local nonprofits. These one-year capacity building grants were made possible by the Community Impact Fund, which consists of with food and clothing for school-age children. They are also advocating for policy reform and social justice, leading coalitions, and funds that give the Foundation flexibility to support a strong and sustainable community of nonprofits. Learn more about the Community campaigning against racism in our communities. With your giving, you can help the region’s most vulnerable residents receive the vital Impact Fund at iegives.org/giving. services and programs they need.

"As a collective impact organization focused on improving people’s Rebranding lives in the region through education, we couldn’t be more grateful This year marked an exciting new chapter for the Foundation. In 2019, The Community Foundation introduced a new name and brand to support future growth and plans for moving the Foundation forward. Now known as Inland Empire Community Foundation, the for this Community Impact Fund grant that will be used to create Foundation hosted a “big reveal” in December surrounded by a gathering of long-time donors, supporters and friends. Unveiling our consistent outreach materials so we can engage additional partners new brand came after nearly a year and a half of vital input from donors, advisors, board members, staff and community stakeholders.

Like many organizations, it was important for us to step back, reevaluate our brand, and leverage what makes the Foundation stand and expand programming in service of the community."

apart. Our refreshed brand better aligns with the Foundation’s goals to grow local giving, amplify our story, inspire collaboration and – Ann Marie Allen, Senior Director at Growing Inland Achievement leverage resources that will enhance the quality of life for those who live here in the Inland Empire.

And our new name is a truer reflection of the region we serve. It represents a sense of place that is embraced by donors, nonprofits, COMMUNITY IMPACT FUND GRANTEES: ARTS CONNECTION; BEAR VALLEY COMMUNITY HEALTHCARE DISTRICT FOUNDATION; companies and our young people, and communicates a powerful message that we are here in the IE – every corner of it. CALICINTO RANCH INC.; CALIFORNIA PARTNERSHIP; CANINE SUPPORT TEAMS INC.; CHILD ADVOCATES OF SAN BERNARDINO From a design standpoint, our goal was to make a strong visual statement. The logo shows “ie” in lowercase to convey the Foundation as COUNTY; COVE COMMUNITIES SENIOR ASSOCIATION; DESERT BLIND ASSOCIATION INC; DEZART PERFORMS; GROWING accessible, approachable and friendly. With “CF” in uppercase, it reinforces our organization as solid, established and here for the long INLAND ACHIEVEMENT; HIV + AGING RESEARCH PROJECT – PALM SPRINGS; MAKING HOPE HAPPEN FOUNDATION; MY term. The color palette is vibrant and warm, and is inspired by the mountain ranges our region is known for. The logo is also reinforced by our new tagline, “where giving grows,” which symbolizes the power of giving over time. We are building a community foundation for LEARNING STUDIO OUTREACH; REBUILDING TOGETHER MOUNTAIN COMMUNITIES; SAMARITAN COUNSELING CENTER; THE the Inland Empire with more intention than ever, and tackling critical issues through philanthropy. We are grateful for the generosity of our EMPOWERMENT CENTER; THE LGBT SANCTUARY PALM SPRINGS INC.; UNITED STATES ADAPTIVE RECREATION CENTER; UNITED donors and look forward to all that we can do together to make our region special. WAY OF THE DESERT; YOUNG IDYLLWILD INC.; YOUTH MENTORING ACTION NETWORK.

THEN TO NOW HERE FOR GOOD FUND For almost 80 years, IECF has served the Inland Empire by raising, stewarding, and distributing community assets, and working toward building communities that are equitable, healthy and resilient within our two-county region.

You can help ensure that IECF continues to serve and strengthen our region, and be well positioned to do good work forever through the Here for Good Fund. Specifically, your gifts will help support the Foundation’s operations, its staffing and growth.

Learn more about the Here for Good Fund at iegives.org/giving.

16 17 Fabian Sanchez who lives in Riverside is currently enrolled at USC where he is studying Mechanical Engineering. He too GROWING is a former Youth Grantmaker. Fabian was awarded the 2019 Riverside Construction Harmon/Lounsbursy Scholarship for THE FUTURE Engineering from IECF to pursue his college studies. Each year, IECF provides scholarship money for every two- Fabian said the transition to college can be a hard thing to go and four-year college and university in the region, as well as through as an incoming freshman, but “my scholarship really to other institutions across the country. In a community where lifted a lot of pressure off of me and allowed me to focus on students struggle to obtain higher education (only 13% of IE school without worrying about loans.” In his first year, he used residents over age 25 have a bachelor’s degree), these funds his scholarship funds to pay for his meal plan at USC, among make a tremendous difference. Of particular importance to other college expenses. IECF is increasing the region’s college attainment rates and leveling the playing field for first-generation and Black and Now entering his second year at USC, Fabian knows what it Latino students, especially young men. We celebrate all our takes to succeed in a new environment and is hopeful about students, those of merit and those who needed a helping his future. “I had many unforgettable experiences that would hand to get to and remain in college. not have been possible if USC was out of my reach due to finances,” said Fabian. Well done, Fabian! Justin King from Riverside is currently studying Biobehavioral Health at Penn State University. Justin attended Martin Luther Help change the future of our region by creating scholarships King High School and is a former Youth Grantmaker. When for youth in the Inland Empire by contacting the Charitable looking for additional resources to pay for his education, he Giving Department at 951.241.7777. discovered what grants were available to him and applied, finding assistance through the Clarke/Schroff Scholarship Fund at IECF. Special Note: To our graduating seniors of 2020, IECF salutes you. We know how difficult this year has been and witnessed “I was ecstatic to have been chosen for an IECF scholarship,” the sacrifices you’ve had to make – from missing out on prom said Justin. “Receiving this support meant that my hard work in to graduation ceremonies without your families in the stands. high school did not go unrecognized and that caring people Yet the Class of 2020 is resilient and will go on to inspire us all. wanted to invest in my education.” We wish you all the success you deserve on your life journey. Like most students, Justin used his scholarship funds toward buying books and other college essentials. But the funds became especially beneficial when Justin was traveling from Pennsylvania to California during his first semester. Said Justin, $4 MILLION IN “College is very expensive, especially if you choose to go out of SCHOLARSHIPS state. The scholarship was very useful and helpful in paying for airfare and travel expenses.” & EDUCATION

Justin is thriving as a student, but found the transition from high AWARDED school in California to college in Pennsylvania challenging in the beginning. He dealt with everything from being homesick to adapting to the cold weather. Nevertheless, Justin was determined to successfully complete his studies his first year and is returning a sophomore at Penn State University this coming fall. Congratulations, Justin!

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Fund: Crafton Hills College Foundation Fund: University of Alabama Wichita Children's Home Established in 2015 to support the programs of Hemet Hospice Established in 2015 to support the programs of Crafton Hills College University of Arizona (Scholarship & Women Helping Women Volunteers, Inc. Dollars For Scholars Scholarship Fund: Hemet Library Foundation Fund: Financial Aid Office) Woodcrest Christian School System Established in April 1997 to provide college scholarships through the Established in 2001 to provide for the programs, equipment and Greater Riverside Dollars for Scholars organization University of California Regents Worcester Polytechnic Institute furnishings of the Hemet Public Library Fox Cultural Arts Fund: World Vision, Inc. HIV/Housing/Homeless Fund: Established in 2011 to support the activities of the Fox Riverside Theater Established in 2016 to support the programs of Foothill AIDS Project University of Nevada, Las Vegas Yavapai Big Brothers Big Sisters Foundation Idyllwild Help Center Burgess Fund: University of North Dakota Yavapai Food Bank, Inc. Friends of My Family Fund: Established in 2017 to support the programs of Idyllwild Help Center University of Oregon Young Idyllwild, Inc. Established in 2015 to support the programs of Friends of My Family Idyllwild Pines Endowment Fund: Guide Dogs of the Desert Securing Our Future Fund: University of Pennsylvania / Outside Young Scholars For Academic Established in 2004 in support of the Idyllwild Pines Camp and Established in 2016 as part of IECF Agency Endowment Challenge to Conference Center Scholarship Empowerment support the programs of Guide Dogs of the Desert

32 33 Inland Futures Foundation - College Promise Fund: Junior League of Riverside Agency Endowment Fund: MSJC-James Simpson Memorial Scholarship: MSJC-Sandra J. Saraydarian Scholarship: Established in 2019 to support the College Promise program of the Established in 2007 to provide long-term funding of Junior League's Established in 2015 to provide scholarships to students attending Mt. Established in 2015 to provide scholarships to students attending Mt. Inland Futures Foundation community outreach programs San Jacinto College San Jacinto College

Inland Futures Foundation - Jurupa Mountains Discovery Center Compensation Fund: MSJC-Mary M. Downey & Patricia Mcsweeny Mccauley Endowed MSJC-SJC Audio Fund: Economic Development & Workforce Training Fund: Established in 1990 to provide funds for compensation for scientific Fund for Allied Health Science: Established in 2015 to provide scholarships to students attending Mt. Established in 2019 to support the economic development and personnel that are employed by the Jurupa Mountain Cultural Center Established in 2015 to provide scholarships to students attending Mt. San Jacinto College workforce training programs of the Inland Futures Foundation San Jacinto College Jurupa Mountains Discovery Center Maintenance Fund: MSJC-Sylvia Shirko Endowment: Inland Futures Foundation - FNX Fund: Established in 1990 to provide funds for the maintenance and security of MSJC-McAtee Scholarship: Established in 2015 to provide scholarships to students attending Mt. Established in 2019 to support the FNX television network of the Inland grounds and buildings at the site Established in 2015 to provide scholarships to students attending Mt. San Jacinto College Futures Foundation San Jacinto College Kiwanis Club of Riverside Endowment Fund: MSJC-Symphony Fund: Inland Futures Foundation - KVCR Fund: Established in 2000 to benefit the charitable activities of the club MSJC-McQueen Scholarship: Established in 2015 to provide scholarships to students attending Mt. Established in 2019 to support the Empire KVCR television and radio Established in 2015 to provide scholarships to students attending Mt. San Jacinto College Lehmer Endowment Trust Fund: networks of the Inland Futures Foundation San Jacinto College Established in 2016 to support the programs of Guide Dogs of the MSJC-Weinstein Perpetual Scholarship: Inland Futures Foundation of San Bernardino Community College Desert MSJC-Mina Pennick Perpetual Scholarship: Established in 2015 to provide scholarships to students attending Mt. Fund: Established in 2015 to provide scholarships to students attending Mt. San Jacinto College March Field Museum Fund: Established in 2019 to support the programs of the Inland Futures San Jacinto College Established in 1998 to provide an income to the Museum Foundation MSJC-William Billion Scholarship: Foundation MSJC-Nolur Scholarship: Established in 2015 to provide scholarships to students attending Mt. Margaret B. Branchflower Endowment Fund: Jewish Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area - Barbara & Established in 2015 to provide scholarships to students attending Mt. San Jacinto College Established in 2010 by the Rotary Club of Beaumont Foundation to Bernie From Jewish Youth Enrichment Fund: San Jacinto College support their activities MSJC-William Sprowl Memorial Book Scholarship: Established in 2014 to benefit the charitable activities of the Jewish MSJC-Operating Expense Account: Established in 2015 to provide scholarships to students attending Mt. Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area specifically targeted for Mighty Oaks Legacy Endowment Fund: Established in 2015 to provide scholarships to students attending Mt. San Jacinto College Jewish youth programs/activities. Established in 2016 as part of IECF Agency Endowment Challenge to San Jacinto College support the programs of Oak Grove Center for Education Treatment & MSJC-William W. Pemberton Endowed Scholarship: Jewish Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area – Bronstein: the Arts MSJC-P&H Iverson Scholarship: Established in 2015 to provide scholarships to students attending Mt. Established in 2008 to benefit the charitable activities of the Jewish Established in 2015 to provide scholarships to students attending Mt. San Jacinto College Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area MSJC-Alice Jean Turner Perpetual Scholarship Fund: San Jacinto College Established in 2015 to provide scholarships to students attending Mt. MSJC-Zena Sharp Memorial Scholarship: Jewish Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area - F. Lee Auerbach: San Jacinto College MSJC-Paul E. Tibbets Memorial Fund: Established in 2015 to provide scholarships to students attending Mt. Established in 2008 to benefit the charitable activities of the Jewish Established in 2015 to provide scholarships to students attending Mt. San Jacinto College Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area MSJC-Charles and Norma Opie Endowment: San Jacinto College Established in 2015 to provide scholarships to students attending Mt. Mt. San Jacinto College Foundation Fund: Jewish Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area - Francine Cohn San Jacinto College MSJC-Performing Arts Fund: Established in 2015 to provide scholarships to students attending Mt. Fund: Established in 2015 to provide scholarships to students attending Mt. San Jacinto College Established in 2015 to benefit the charitable activities of the Jewish MSJC-Doyle Memorial Endowment: San Jacinto College Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area Established in 2015 to provide scholarships to students attending Mt. Neuro Vitality Foundation Fund: San Jacinto College MSJC-Presidents Pooled Scholarships: Established in 2014 to support the programs of Neuro Vitality Center (fka Jewish Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area – Gorelik: Established in 2015 to provide scholarships to students attending Mt. Stroke Recovery Center) in Palm Springs Established in 2008 to benefit the charitable activities of the Jewish MSJC-Dr. E. Stoddard Music Fund: San Jacinto College Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area Established in 2015 to provide scholarships to students attending Mt. Oak Grove Center for Education Treatment & the Arts Fund: San Jacinto College MSJC-Rancho Temecula Area Woman's Club: Established in 2010 to benefit Oak Grove Center for Education Jewish Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area - H. Shweid: Established in 2015 to provide scholarships to students attending Mt. Treatment & the Arts Established in 2008 to benefit the charitable activities of the Jewish MSJC-Dr. Milo P. Johnson Scholarship: San Jacinto College Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area Established in 2015 to provide scholarships to students attending Mt. Ontario-Montclair Promise Scholars Fund: San Jacinto College MSJC-Raymond and Leila Marie Waterhouse-Edwards Endowed Established in 2018 to support the programs of Ontario-Montclair Jewish Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area – Kitsis: Fund: Promise Scholars Established in 2008 to benefit the charitable activities of the Jewish MSJC-Emma J. Hammagren Perpetual Scholarship: Established in 2015 to provide scholarships to students attending Mt. Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area Established in 2015 to provide scholarships to students attending Mt. OPARC Endowment: San Jacinto College San Jacinto College Established in 2015 to support the programs of OPARC Jewish Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area - M. Shweid: MSJC-Robert and Alma Burke Memorial - Art Scholarship: Established in 2008 to benefit the charitable activities of the Jewish MSJC-GL Tyler Memorial Fund: Operation Safe House Endowment Fund: Established in 2015 to provide scholarships to students attending Mt. Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area Established in 2015 to provide scholarships to students attending Mt. Established in 2013 to support the programs of Operation Safe House San Jacinto College San Jacinto College Jewish Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area - M. Weissman: Peggy Fouke Wortz Friends of the Family Fund to Benefit Family MSJC-Robert and Alma Burke Memorial - Music Scholarship: Established in 2008 to benefit the charitable activities of the Jewish MSJC-Glenn Steinback Scholarship: Service Association of Western Riverside County: Established in 2015 to provide scholarships to students attending Mt. Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area Established in 2015 to provide scholarships to students attending Mt. Established in 1999 to benefit Family Service Association of Western San Jacinto College San Jacinto College Riverside County Jewish Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area - S. Weissman: MSJC-Robert D. Heffner & Trudy N. Heffner Memorial Scholarship: Established in 2008 to benefit the charitable activities of the Jewish MSJC-Harold Heller Endowed Scholarship: Perris Valley Heritage Fund: Established in 2015 to provide scholarships to students attending Mt. Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area Established in 2015 to provide scholarships to students attending Mt. Established in 2003 for the historic preservation of the Perris Valley San Jacinto College San Jacinto College Jewish Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area - Stephen M. Platt Red Ribbon Fund: MSJC-Rohrabacher Memorial Fund: Youth Fund: MSJC-Helen C. Coverdill Memorial Scholarship: Established in 2015 to support the programs of Foothill AIDS Project Established in 2015 to provide scholarships to students attending Mt. Established in 2013 to benefit the charitable activities of the Jewish Established in 2015 to provide scholarships to students attending Mt. San Jacinto College Redlands Bowl Performing Arts Fund: Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area specifically targeted for San Jacinto College Established in 2017 to support the programs of Redlands Bowl Jewish youth programs/activities Performing Arts

34 35 Regional Access Project Foundation Fund: Upland Community Foundation Endowment Fund: affecting 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations in Riverside County or schools Established in 2013 to support the programs of The Regional Access Established in 2010 to support the programs of the Upland Community in the Riverside Unified School District in Riverside, California Project Foundation Foundation DONOR Sue and Hillas Cole Memorial Donor Advised Fund: Riverside Education Enrichment Fund: Victoria Avenue Forever: ADVISED FUNDS Established in 1999 for broad and general charitable purposes Established in 1993 to provide income to supplement services to benefit Established in 1996 to provide for the preservation and beautification of California Regional Environmental Education Community Fund: students of the Riverside Unified School District Riverside's Victoria Avenue 150 Circle of Giving Fund: Established in 2008 for environmental education within the State of Established in 2019 for broad and general charitable purposes Riverside Land Conservancy Fund: California Established in 1999 to provide an income stream to the Land Albertyn Family Donor Advised Fund: Desert Legacy Donor Advised Fund: Conservancy Established in 2005 for broad and general charitable purposes COMMUNITY Established in 2004 to inspire communities and organizations to pursue Riverside Museum Associates Heritage House Preservation The Arbor Fund - a Donor Advised Fund: efforts, collaborations and scientific research that promote awareness Endowment Fund: IMPACT FUNDS Established in 2003 for broad and general charitable purposes and conservation of desert wilderness, parks, and other significant desert Established in 2013 to support the preservation of the Heritage House wildlands in California Leona Aronoff Charitable Foundation Donor Advised Fund: Riverside Museum Associates/General Support Endowment Fund: These pooled funds allow the Foundation to address the most critical Established in 2004 for broad and general charitable purposes The Taylor Family Foundation Fund: Established in 2013 with a transfer from the RMA Educational Fund for needs in the community, even as those needs change over time. The Established in 2016 for broad and general charitable purposes Todd Barajas Legacy Fund: general support for the Riverside Metropolitan Museum Inland Empire Community Foundation distributes these discretionary Established in 2016 for broad and general charitable purposes Environmental Education Collaborative Fund: Riverside Museum Associates/Rible Education Fund: funds to address emerging needs in Inland Southern California, and Established in 2016 to support environmental education in the Inland Richard H. and Pamela A. Barker Fund: Established in 2002 for educational programs at the Riverside Empire the most critical issues in our region. Established in 2019 for broad and general charitable purposes Metropolitan Museum. Robert and Cheryl Fey Donor Advised Community Fund: Bob Ellefson Memorial Donor Advised Fund for Music Education: Riverside Public Library Foundation Fund: Established in 2006 for broad and general charitable purposes Community Impact Fund: Established in 2002 to supplement music education in Hemet, California Established in 2000 to support the Riverside Public Library Foundation Established in 1955 to provide for descretionary grants in the Inland Gabbert Justice Donor Advised Fund: The Bank of Hemet Donor Advised Fund: Rosella Weisman Lion of Judah Endowment Fund: Empire Established in 1994 to advance the administration of justice in Riverside Established in 2002 for broad and general charitable purposes Established in 2016 to benefit the charitable activities of the Jewish Cornerstone Fund: County including juvenile rehabilitation programs Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area "Lion of Judah" program Bohon Family Community Fund: Established in 1997 to provide funding to charitable organizations for S.L. Gimbel Foundation Advised Fund: Established in 2013 for broad and general charitable purposes San Bernardino Symphony Association Fund: emergency, urgent and unexpected demands Established in 2010 for broad and general charitable purposes Established in 2013 to support the activities of the San Bernardino George E. Brown Jr. Donor Advised Fund: Dorothy Fullerton Fund: Angela C. Gomez Memorial Fund for Children's Hospitals: Symphony Association Established in 2010 for archival and preservation of George E. Brown Jr. Established in 1998 for general charitable interests in the Inland Empire Established in 2018 by the parents of Angela Gomez to support Congressional papers and other related materials, and other broad and San Gorgonio Memorial Hospital Foundation Fund: Children's Hospitals Eleanor K. Hampson Donor Advised Endowment Fund: general charitable purposes and uses Established in 2007 to sustain the general operations of the San Established in 2000 for general charitable interests in the Inland Empire Angela C. Gomez Memorial Fund for Lions, the New Endangered Gorgonio Memorial Hospital Cheryl Brown Community Impact Fund: Species: Estate of Charles Hunter: Established in 2019 for broad and general charitable purposes Santa Rosa Plateau Foundation Endowment Fund: Established in 1999 for general charitable interests in the Inland Empire Established in 2018 by the parents of Angela Gomez to support Lions, Established in 2012 to support the activities of the Santa Rosa Plateau Gerald "Bummy" Burstein Donor Advised Endowment Fund: the New Endangered Species Foundation Fred Stebler and Eva V. Stebler Foundation Unrestricted Fund: Established in 2009 to support programs and services that will heighten Established in 1958 for general charitable interests in the Inland Empire Angela C. Gomez Memorial Fund for Pet Causes: and develop leadership skills for deaf students at living within the County Santa Rosa Plateau Foundation Unrestricted Fund: Established in 2018 by the parents of Angela Gomez to support pet of Riverside and/or attending the California School for the Deaf, Riverside Established in 2018 to support the activities of the Santa Rosa Plateau Jean M. King Fund: adoptions and Pet Therapy Programs for healing Established in 1991 for general charitable interests in the Inland Empire Foundation G. "Bummy" Burstein Donor Advised Fund: Angela C. Gomez Memorial Fund for Victims of Crime: The Here For Good Fund: Established in 2017 to support California School for the Deaf - Riverside SRPF - Ellis Fund: Established in 2018 by the parents of Angela Gomez to support victims Established in 1992 to provide annual support to the IECF Operating (CSDR) Library, marquee, or other school projects Established in 2018 to support the activities of the Santa Rosa Plateau of crime Fund Foundation G. "Bummy" Burstein Literacy Fund: Harns Family Endowed Donor Advised Fund: Peggy Fouke Wortz Memorial Community Impact Fund: Established in 2018 to support California School for the Deaf - Riverside Temple Beth El Legacy Fund: Established in 2007 for broad and general charitable purposes Established in 2004 for general charitable interests in the Inland Empire (CSDR) Literacy Gala and related projects Established in 2004 to provide perpetual income for programs and Harns Family Donor Advised Fund: projects offered by Temple Beth El, which support Judaism and enhance C3 Coding Fund: Presidents Fund: Established in 2006 for broad and general charitable purposes Jewish life Established in 1998 by Evan and Joanne Vail to benefit The Community Established in 2018 to support the C3 Coding efforts of the Mapping Impact Fund Black California Project, a collaborative community mapping project Bill and Gloria Harrison Donor Advised Fund: The High Desert Community Foundation Endowment Fund: bringing together technology, data, geography and place-based study Established in 2008 for broad and general charitable purposes Established in 2012 to support the programs of the High Desert Jacques Yeager Community Impact Fund: to better understand the African-American communit Community Foundation Established in 2008 to benefit the Community Impact Fund Harrison Family Fund: Takano Family Fund: Established in 2019 for broad and general charitable purposes The Joslyn Center Fund: Kenneth E. Wood Endowment Fund: Established in 1999 for broad and general charitable purposes Established in 2018 to support the programs of The Joslyn Center Established in 2014 to benefit the Community Impact Fund and Here for Luise Hass Donor Advised Fund: Good Fund Charles "Chuck" T. Harmon/Gordon A. Lounsbury Memorial Established in 2000 as a memorial by her family, the Ettners, for broad The Mizell Senior Center Endowment Fund: Endowment a Donor Advised Fund: and general charitable purposes Established in 2006 to provide income to the Mizell Senior Center Established in 2007 for broad and general charitable purposes and to Elissa Hepner Donor Advised Fund: The Unforgettables Foundation Endowment Fund: provide scholarships for students pursuing civil engineering degree Established in 2009 for broad and general charitable purposes Established in 2008 to support the programs of The Unforgettables programs Foundation Bianca and Nick Heyming Full Spectrum Donor Advised Fund: Henry W. Coil and Alice Edna Coil Donor Advised Fund: Established in 2013 for broad and general charitable purposes Established in 2004 for special, unusual or unique circumstances

36 37 Hope For All Fund: Established in 2014 for broad and general charitable purposes San Bernardino and Riverside Counties Richard P. Laabs Endowment Fund: Established in 2014 for broad and general charitable purposes Established in 2000 to provide supplies used in teaching the arts by San Bernardino Valley Chapter Charitable Fund: Catholic Charities Coachella Valley Fund: alternative/correctional education teachers Butch Hill Donor Advised Fund: Established in 2018 for scholarships and other charitable programs and Established in 2017 to support programs of Catholic Charities San Established in 2001 to further independent living by mentally disabled purposes Bernardino and Riverside Counties focused in the Coachella Valley Martha's Village and Kitchen Food Fund Endowment: adults Established in 2009 for food and food services at Martha's Village and Serembe Donor Advised Endowment Fund: Catholic Charities Endowment Fund: Kitchen in Indio, California Dave and Mary Hjorth Family Donor Advised Granting Fund: Established in December 2011 for broad and general charitable Established in 2017 to support the programs of Catholic Charities San Established in 2009 for broad and general charitable purposes purposes Bernardino & Riverside Counties William and Genevieve Mason Estate Fund: Established in 2006 for unrestricted granting in the Hemet area Dave and Mary Hjorth Family Donor Advised Endowment Fund: Stephen and Catharine Serembe Donor Advised Charitable Fund: Catholic Charities Family Strengthening Fund: Established in 1999 for broad and general charitable purposes Established in 2007 for broad and general charitable purposes Established in 2017 to support family strengthening programs of Harriet Ruth Montelius Fund: Catholic Charities San Bernardino and Riverside Counties Established in 2010 to support the Idyllwild Community Fund HOPE (Helping Others Provide Empowerment) Endowment Fund: The Theresa C. Shea Charitable Fund: Established in 2008 for broad and general charitable purposes Established in 2011 for broad and general charitable purposes Catholic Charities Homeless Prevention Fund: Clifford N. Moore & Grace Abney Moore Fund: Established in 2017 to support homeless prevention programs of Established in 1988 to provide funds to University of California, Riverside William C. Hunter Family Donor Advised Fund: Ted and Bettie Smith Family Donor Advised Fund: Catholic Charities San Bernardino and Riverside Counties for scholarships and also provide support of the Riverside Art Museum Established in 2016 for broad and general charitable purposes Established in 1999 for broad and general charitable purposes and United Way of the Inland Valley Catholic Charities New Americans Fund: Illes Family Donor Advised Fund: H. Ted and Bettie Smith Donor Advised Fund: Established in 2017 to support programs of Catholic Charities San Margaret Morgan & Mary Morgan Pedlow Memorial Fund: Established in 2008 to benefit Riverside Public Library Branch Services Established in 1999 for broad and general charitable purposes Bernardino and Riverside Counties that focus on new americans Established in 1984 to provide funding to the Riverside Public Library to and for other broad and general charitable purposes Bruce and Nancy Varner Donor Advised Fund: supplement the purchase of books, periodicals and materials Catholic Charities Nicholas and Sophia Kosta Education Fund: Arthur L. Jacobson Donor Advised Fund: Established in 2004 for broad and general charitable purposes Established in 2016 through a grant from the Kosta Family Fund at the The Gladys Pedlow (Wilcox) Memorial Fund: Established in 2015 for broad and general charitable purposes Willmas Charitable Trust Donor Advised Fund: California Community Foundation to support the knowledge, values, Established in 2002 to be used by The Riverside Public Library for the Jim and Susie Jaqua Donor Advised Fund: Established in 2005 for broad and general charitable purposes which skills and leadership capacity of emerging professionals pursuing careers purchase of books, periodicals, and library materials Established in 2003 for broad and general charitable purposes primarily benefit residents of the High Desert area of San Bernardino that will enrich the lives of low-income people Plymouth Tower Fund: County James and Cecilia Cuevas Family Donor Advised Endowment Fund: Dr. Abram I. and Sylvia S. Chasens Endowment Fund: Established in 1994 to provide resources to The First Congregational Established in 2000 for broad and general charitable purposes Yorba Family Charitable Fund: Established in 2007 to benefit the Joslyn Senior Center in Palm Desert, Church of Riverside for outreach services to senior citizens in downtown Established in 2013 for broad and general charitable purposes CA Riverside James and Cecilia Cuevas Family Donor Advised Gifting Fund: Established in 2000 for broad and general charitable purposes Charles F. and Wilhelmina E. Clark Botanical Fund: Polly R. Reynolds Fund: Established in 1951 to provide funds for the establishment, development Established in 2002 to benefit a variety of the donor's interests Knudtson Family Donor Advised Fund: and maintenance of the botanical section of the Riverside Municipal Established in 2003 for broad and general charitable purpose, Riverside Arts and Culture Donor Advised Fund in Memory of Cecile Museum particularly Children & Families and Health & Human Services DESIGNATED FUNDS Katz: Marcia Ann Ellison Designated Fund: Established in 2001 to benefit the Arts in the City of Riverside and Korff Family advised Fund: Established in 2013 through a bequest from Marcia Ann Ellison to surrounding unincorporated areas Established in 2010 for broad and general charitable purposes These funds are for donors who wish to support specific organizations benefit community based nonprofit organizations in Redlands, California Reed Memorial Fund for the Blind: Vernon and Paula Kozlen Donor Advised Fund: forever. Donors designate one or more organizations to receive Established in 1961 to benefit the American Foundation for the Blind Established in 2009 for broad and general charitable purposes annual grants from their endowed fund. If a designated organization Paul and Carol Fick Donor Advised Fund for the Arts: Established in 2006 to support the arts in and around Riverside, California and the California School for the Blind The LAAA Fund: dissolves or changes its purpose, the Foundation ensures the original Franklyn D. and Barbara Gile Trust Endowment Fund: Reid Park Fund: Established in 2019 to support the Los Angeles Adventist Academy and charitable objectives are continued. Established in 2019 to benefit March Field Museum Foundation and Established in 1998 to provide funding for maintenance of Reid Park, for broad and general charitable purposes Daedalian's Flight #30 Scholarshp Fund located on Orange Street in the City of Riverside Beth G. Anderson Fund to Benefit Airforce Village West Foundation: The Hemet Lions Club Endowed Donor Advised Fund: Established in 2011 at Mrs. Anderson's death to support the activities of Established in 2006 for broad and general charitable purposes Angela C. Gomez Memorial Fund for Riverside Children's Theatre: Lorna B. Rich Endowment Fund: Altavita Community Foundation (fka AFVW Foundation) Established in 2018 by the parents of Angela Gomez to support The Established in 2005 to benefit Eden Lutheran Church in Riverside and St. The LaVerne Jones Legacy Fund: Riverside Children's Theatre Luke Lutheran Church in St. Paul Minnesota Established in 2018 for broad and general charitable purposes Roy W. and Lucille B. Anderberg Endowment Fund: Established in 2001 for the benefit of Eden Lutheran Church, Riverside, Charley and Emilie Graham Museum Fund: Charles and Myrna Rohr Endowment Fund: The Maupin Family Donor Advised Fund: California Established in 2010 to support the Palo Verde Historical Museum in Established in 2017 to support the Charles and Myrna Rohr Endowment Established in 2005 ffor broad and general charitable purposes Blythe, California Fund at Mt. San Jacinto College Foundation Emanuel Baldi Fund Benefiting ARC Riverside: Joyce A. Montgomery Donor Advised Fund: Established in 2004 in memory of Emanuel Baldi to support ARC The Robert H. Gurr and Nancy Gurr Johnston Educational Book Fund: Richard and Virginia Schneider Fund: Established in 2019 to fund the Dr. Ezra C. Davidson Scholarship at Riverside Established in 2004 for the purchase of printed books and periodicals Established in 2002 to support Zion Lutheran Church, Victorville, CA and Charles R. Drew University of Medicine & Science and for other broad for students in grades 7 through 8 within RUSD to inspire and excite St. Paul Lutheran Church Farmington, MO Eva Baerwald Fund: and general charitable purposess students to pursue careers in the practical trades. Trades to be included Established in 1997 to benefit the Idyllwild Community SBCSS Foundation Fund: are mechanical, electrical, and electronic Thunder Cares Fund: Established in 2006 for the general support of both the mandated and Hans Baerwald Advised Fund: Established in 2011 by the Lake Elsinore Storm for broad and general Johnson Tractor Company Fund: non-mandated functions of the San Bernardino County Superintendent Established in 1997 to benefit the Idyllwild Community charitable purposes Established in 1970 to benefit a variety of the donor's interests of Schools Brammer Trust Endowed Fund: Riverside Ending Homelessness Fund: Junior League of Riverside Endowment Fund: John Elmer Smith Western Book Endowment Fund: Established in 2015 to support the Operations of Inland Empire Established in 2009 to fund operations, programs, and activities Established in 1999 to provide long-term funding of Junior League's Established in 1999 to provide funding for a western book collection in Community Foundation that advance the City of Riverside's adopted strategies to address community outreach programs memory of John Elmer Smith at the Great Falls Montana Public Library homelessness Catholic Charities Children's Fund: Mildred Capraro Kinnan Fund: Society of Saint Vincent De Paul Fund: Established in 2017 to support children's programs of Catholic Charities Rick Hutcheson and Rob Kincaid Charitable Giving Fund: Established in 2010 to support the Idyllwild Community Fund Established in 2008 to benefit the City of Riverside St. Vincent De Paul Society

38 39 Fred Stebler and Eva V. Stebler Foundation Designated Fund: Fred Stebler and Eva V. Stebler Foundation Fund: Established in 2005 through a bequest from The Estate of Carol G. Established in 2008 to benefit Altavita Community Foundation (fka AFVW Established in 2005 to benefit David and Margaret Home and Evergreen Established in 1958 to provide for the treatment and care of indigent or Meier to benefit arts education in the Coachella Valley Foundation) Memorial and Historic Cemetery handicapped children within Riverside County Bud and Myrna LaRue Stark Literacy Fund: Ted and Jo Dutton Charitable Gift Annuity: Maxine Tate Library Fund: James Bernard and Mildred Jordan Tucker Fund: Established in 2007 to fund literacy projects within the Coachella Established in 2015 to benefit Damien High School in La Verne, St. Lucy's Established in 2000 by Dwight Tate in memory of his mother to extend Established in 1983 to benefit disabled persons who are dependent on Valley Priory High School in Glendora, and Woodside Priory School in Portola and enhance library services to people living in the City of Riverside the use of a wheel chair for mobility Valley Foundation of Grand Terrace Fund: The Treatment of Eating Disorders Fund: Mapping Black California Fund: Established in 2003 to improve the community of Grand Terrace Georg Erk Charitable Gift Annuity Fund: Established in 2000 to provide scholarships for mental health therapy to Established in 2017 to support the Mapping Black California Project, a Established in 2018 to benefit The German Society Fund at the those suffering from eating disorders collaborative community mapping project bringing together technology, Sub funds Philadelphia Foundation and IECF Community Impact Fund data, geography and place-based study to better understand the African- John and Mary Vanderzyl Funding The Future for Children's Services Dick and Audrey Evans Scholarship: American community. The project is design Marcia Ann Ellison Fund - Grand Terrace Healthy Communities Fund: at the Riverside Public Library: Established in 2016 To be funded as a beneficiary of the Dick G. and Field of Interest: Established in 2013 through a bequest from Marcia Ann Established in 2015 to provide funding for projects in the city of Established in 2000 to benefit Children's Library Services for the Riverside Audrey Evans Trust Ellison for community based nonprofits promoting the arts, literature, Grand Terrace that qualify under the County of San Bernardino Public Library Foundation and gardening County Healthy Communities Grant Franklyn D. and Barbara Gile 2007 Unitrust: Walt Whitman Endowment Fund: Established in 2007 to create an endowed fund to support donor- Mildred E. Smernoff Animal Care Fund: Grand Terrace Lions Club Community Center Fund: Established in 1994 to benefit activities that promote mutual tolerance designated organizations Established in 2006 for care and treatment of animals for needy and low Established in 2017 to provide funding for a the future Grand and respect between the community at large and the gay and lesbian income individuals in Southwest Riverside County Terrace Lions Club Community Center Jane Hoff Charitable Gift Annuity: communities Established in 2018 with the residuum to create the Jane Hoff College Seraphim Fund: Grand Terrace Veterans Memorial Fund: James K. Wilden Fund: of the Desert (COD) Fund to benefit College of the Desert Veterans Established in 2002 by the Estate of Edith Johnson to aid women and Established in 2015 to provide funding for the Veterans Memorial in Established in 1988 to provide funds that benefit a variety of the donor's Scholarship and Nursing Program in perpetuity children suffering from physical or mental illness or substance abuse the City of Grand Terrace interests Richard G. Hutcheson III CGA: Social Enterprise and Entrepreneurship Fund: Idyllwild Community Fund: Youth Grantmakers Endowment Fund: Established in 2011 to benefit Mizell Senior Center Endowment Fund Established in 2018 to provide support to programs that promote social Established in 1996 for programs benefitting the residents of Established in 2014 through a Challenge Grant from The Riverside enterprise and entrepreneurship Idyllwild and surrounding communities Patricia and Trevor Jones Gift Annuity: Construction Company to provide sustainability to the Youth Established in 2003 to benefit Guide Dogs of the Desert and IECF Grantmakers Programs at Inland Empire Community Foundation Temecula Valley Arts Fund: Idyllwild Community Fund General Operations Donor Advised Community Impact Fund Established in 2006 as part of the James Irvine Foundation Communities Fund: YWCA of Riverside County Endowment Fund: Advancing the Arts Grant to support arts and culture organizations in Established in 2001 to support general expenses for the Idyllwild Luraine MacLeod Gift Annuity: Established in 2001 originally to support the programs of Riverside Southwest Riverside County Community Fund Established in 2002 to benefit MasterMedia International and IECF YWCA -change of grantee to Girls Scouts of San Gorgonio due to the Community Impact Fund elimination of the YWCA program Women's Giving Fund: Irene S. Rockwell Fund: Established in 2017 to educate women about philanthropy and to Established in 1982 to provide funding for projects and programs Joyce A. Montgomery Charitable Gift Annuity: provide grants to nonprofit organizations in the Inland Empire that benefiting the residents of the City of Perris, California Established in 2019 with the residuum to be distributed to The Charles R. address critical quality of life issues for women Drew University of Medicine and Science and The Joyce A. Montgomery Donor Advised Fund at IECF FIELD OF Sam and Ellie Norton Gift Annuity: GEOGRAPHIC LEGACY FUNDS Established in 2005 to benefit Mt. San Jacinto Community College INTEREST FUNDS Ben and Chris Ramirez Charitable Gift Annuity Fund: AFFILIATE FUNDS Donors with a long-term vision can give back to their community and Established in 2011 to benefit The San Antonio Hospital Foundation and IECF Community Impact Fund Field of Interest Funds allow donors to specify a broad category support their favorite causes forever with a gift in their will or trust These funds allow individual communities to create permanent funds for funding to support their favorite charitable cause or issue. The to Inland Empire Community Foundation. Donors tell us how they Ronald C. Rossi Charitable Gift Annuity: to support their local needs. Under the stewardship of Inland Empire Established in 2013 to benefit Martha's Village and Kitchen and IECF Foundation makes discretionary grants in perpetuity to nonprofit wish the gift to be used and we honor their wishes. Even a modest Community Impact Fund Community Foundation, the funds are governed by people in that organizations that serve their field of interest through a competitive bequest will grow, under our stewardship, into a significant amount grant application process. A Field of Interest Fund allows donors to community for the benefit of the area and its people. Sherman A. Smith and Lady F. Smith Charitable Gift Annuities: over time. The following deferred gifts will benefit Inland Southern Established in 2007 and 2015 to benefit The Living Desert meet their charitable goals without the hands-on involvement of a California forever. Many of these gifts are in the form of a Charitable Banning Community Fund: Brian L. Wachs Charitable Gift Annuity: Donor Advised Fund. Established in 2013 to support the nonprofit programs in the City of Gift Annuity which is an agreement whereby a donor makes a gift to Established in 2013 to benefit the Mizell Senior Center Endowment Fund Banning the Foundation and we agree to make guaranteed fixed payments for Robert and Nancy Weingartner CGA: Albert & Anna Herdina Memorial Fund for Animals: The Coachella Valley Fund: one or two people during their lifetime(s). Established in 2010 to benefit The Claremont Community Foundation via Established in 2002 for payment of veterinary services incurred by needy Established in 2005 for grantmaking within the Coachella Valley the Robert and Nancy Weingartner Endowment Fund senior citizens Terry and Sharon Bridges Charitable Gift Annuities: Sub funds Bertha M. Green Fund: Established in 2018 to benefit the Terry and Sharon Bridges Scholarship Fund at Inland Empire Community Foundation Established in 1979 to provide funds for the betterment of domestic Coachella Valley Endowment For HIV Fund animals in our society George and Evelyn Howard Endowment Fund: Marc and Shirley Burton Family Fund – CRUT: Coachella Valley Arts Fund: Established in 2007 for charitable purposes within the Coachella Established in 2007 to benefit the Shirley Etheredge Burton and OTHER FUNDS Established in 2006 as part of the James Irvine Foundation Communities Valley of Riverside County Marcellus Wooley Burton Endowed Scholarship at Brigham Young University These funds have specific traits and parameters not found in other Advancing the Arts Grant to support arts and culture organizations in the Carol G. Meier Fund to Benefit Arts Education in the Coachella fund categories. Coachella Valley Valley a Sub Fund of The Coachella Valley: Donald and Joyce Curtis Charitable Gift Annuity:

40 41 Community Response Fund: California Wellness Funders Alliance Census Collaboration: James Irvine Foundation - IEGO Planning: Youth Grantmakers Committee-San Bernardino Fund: Established in 2008 to respond to local community needs Established in 2019 through a grant from California Wellness Foundation 1 year grant established to support planning efforts for Inland Economic Established in 2014 to create a "leadership through philanthropy" to support the regional 2020 census collaboration work of the Funders Growth and Opportunity (IEGO) training ground for youth and create an understanding of the needs in Funders Alliance of San Bernardino and Riverside Counties: Alliance the City of San Bernardino Established in 2018 to support the activities of the Funders Alliance of James Irvine Foundation - SB Regrant Planning: San Bernardino and Riverside Counties Funders Alliance - Census 2020 Collaboration: Established in 2019 to coordinate a planning process in San Bernardino Established in 2018 through a grant from The California Endowment to surface economic and community development strategies Funders Alliance - Strategic Planning: to support coordination among funders, systems leaders, nonprofits, Established in 2018 to support the strategic planning activities of the TCE-Capacity Building, Training, Leadership Development Fund: business leaders and other relevant stakeholders to lead a successful and Funders Alliance of San Bernardino and Riverside Counties Established in 2018 through a grant from The California Endowment to complete census count in Riverside and San Bern support training, leadership development, and technical assistance to SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS Inland Southern California Wildfire Relief Fund: James Irvine Foundation - Census Collaboration: build the capacity of the region's nonprofits Established in 2007 to respond to the needs of those affected by Established in 2018 through a 2 year grant to support the Funders These funds offer donors an opportunity to build the community’s wildfires TCE-Developing Partnerships for Community Health Sustainability: Alliance of San Bernardino and Riverside Counties efforts to achieve a future by investing in the education of tomorrow’s leaders. Established in 2016 to develop and support a series of events and Joanna Hayes Foundation Fund: complete count in the 2020 Census training that will build the capacity, knowledge and partnership of Scholarships often memorialize a loved one, or honor a special Established in 2009 to support the work of the Joanna Hayes Silicon Valley CF - Chan Zuckerberg Census Collaboration: participating funders and community-based organizations working to person or milestone. Scholarship payments are made directly to the Foundation, including scholarships Established in 2019 through a grant from The Chan Zuckerberg Iniative advance health equity in the Eastern Coachella Valley educational institutions. The Inland Empire Community Foundation Inland Empire Disaster Relief Fund - Riverside County: Fund of The Silicon Valley Community Foundation to support the TCE-Mini Grants for Healthy Youth Development: Scholarship Fund is comprised of the following Individual Established in 2019 by the Board of Directors to provide relief funds to regional 2020 census collaboration work of the Funders Alliance Established in 2017 to provide mini-grants that promote positive youth those affected by disasters in Riverside County Scholarship funds: The California Endowment -2020 Funders Alliance Census development through health and physical activities and educational Inland Empire Disaster Relief Fund - San Bernardino: Collaboration: enrichment opportunities for children and youth in the Eastern Coachella Established in 2019 by the Board of Directors to provide relief funds to Established in 2019 through a grant from The California Endowment Valley The Inland Empire Community Foundation Scholarship those affected by disasters in San Bernardino County to support the regional 2020 census collaboration work of the Funders TCE-Promoting Health Through School Investments: Fund is comprised of the following Individual Alliance Jeffery Owens Community Center Fund: Established in 2016 to support a collaborative communications Scholarship funds: Established in 2004 to establish and support a community center in Weingart Foundation - Funders Alliance Census Work: campaign to increase health-promoting investments in schools in memory of Jeffrey Owens for the LGBT population in Riverside, California Established to support the 2020 Census work by the Funders Alliance of California by providing strategic funding support and coordination Tillie Ayres Fund: Established in 1970 for the purposes of San Bernardino and Riverside Counties providingcollege scholarships Mojave National Preserve Conservancy Fund: Established in 2009 with a TCE-Strengthening Health Career Pathways: grant from the Desert Legacy Fund (DELF) to assist the Mojave National Established in 2015 through a grant from The California Endowment to College Attainment Programs Preserve Conservancy in incorporating as a 501c3 charitable organization support health care workforce stakeholders supporting the equitable William B. Brooks Memorial Scholarship Fund: Established in 1997 to provide scholarships expansion of a culturally competent health workforce that improves The Pick Group Fund: College Futures Foundation - CPI-2: quality and access to health care for underserved Established in 2010 for the philanthropic activities of The Pick Group Established in 2019 at part of the Community Philanthropy Initiative Ida B. Bruce Fund: purposed with the goal of bettering the community at large to support IECF's strategic scholarships program to increase college Established in 1992 to provide scholarships benefiting needy students of attainment among low-income students in Riverside and San Bernardino Youth Grantmakers the City of Riverside Significance Foundation/Torabinejad Fund: Counties Established in 2013 to support Child Foundation Kenneth E. Wood Youth Philanthropy Fund: Charles E. Brouse Fund: College Futures Foundation - Community Philanthropy Initiative: Established in 2014 with the distribution from the Kenneth E. Wood Established in 1947 to provide scholarships to needy and worthy Established in 2016 at part of the Community Philanthropy Initiative - Charitable Remainder Annuity Trust to be used for TCF broad and students so that they have an opportunity to secure a higher education to support IECF's strategic scholarships program to increase college general charitable uses and educational purposes Eleanor Pearl Hunter Trust: attainment among low-income students in Riverside and San Bernardino Youth Grantmakers Committee-Coachella Valley Fund: Established in 2000 to assist needy and deserving young people to Counties PROGRAM/ Established in 2012 to create a "leadership through philanthropy" further their education College Futures Foundation - Coachella Valley Pathways to Success training ground for youth and create an understanding of the needs in Leon S. Heseman Fund: Scholarship Fund: the Coachella Valley Established in 1968 to provide scholarships for students attending four- PROJECT FUNDS Established in 2015 to support the Coachella Valley Economic Youth Grantmakers Committee-High Desert Fund: year institutions within the State of California Partnership's Pathways to Success Scholarship and Student Leadership These funds allow the Foundation to manage programs and projects Established in 2015 to create a "leadership through philanthropy" Program for the period of January 1, 2016 through December 31, 2018 Elizabeth W. Vermillion Fund: that benefit the community under our role of Community Leadership. training ground for young adults and create an understanding of the Established in 1992 to provide college level education to young men needs in the High Desert region. and women Other Programs Youth Grantmakers Committee-Idyllwild Fund: 2020 Complete Count - Census Program Established in 2012 by Idyllwild Community Fund Advisory Committee to California For All Emergency Preparedness Campaign: create a "leadership through philanthropy" training ground for youth and Altura Credit Union Scholarship Funds Blue Shield -2020 Funders Alliance Census Collaboration: Established in 2019 to support culturally appropriate disaster create an understanding of the needs in the Idyllwild Community Established in 2019 through a grant from Blue Shield of California preparedness training in Riverside County Altura Credit Union Board of Directors Educational Endowment: Foundation to support the regional 2020 census collaboration work of Youth Grantmakers Committee Fund – Riverside: Established in 2016 by the Board of Directors of Altura Credit Union the Funders Alliance James Irvine Foundation - Funders Alliance: Established in 2008 by TCF Board of Directors to create a "leadership to provide scholarships to graduates of a Riverside County accredited Established in 2018 through a 1 year grant to support the strategic through philanthropy" training ground for youth and create an California Complete Count - Census 2020: High School who represent Altura's CORE Values of Respect - Integrity - planning process of the Funders Alliance of San Bernardino and understanding of the needs in their respective communities Established in 2019 to support outreach efforts in informing the general Excellence - Innovation – Passion Riverside Counties public of the importance of completing the census questionnaire; with a Youth Grantmakers Committee-Native American Youth: Altura Credit Union Foundation Fund: particular focus on geographic areas and demographic populations who James Irvine Foundation - General Operating Support: Established in 2016 to create a "leadership through philanthropy" Established in 2004 for scholarships for students graduating from high are least likely to respond 1 year grant established to support the operational capacity of IECF training ground for Native American youth and create an understanding school in order to attend college and universities of the needs in the Native American youth population

42 43 Altura Credit Union Member Adult Education Scholarship: Established in 1999 to provide scholarships to graduating students of Cinco de Mayo Youth Scholarship Advised Fund: Established in 2017 in memory of Diana Harrison for scholarships to Established in 2018 for current members of Altura Credit Union who are Elida High School in New Mexico who enroll at a New Mexico post- Established in 2001 for scholarships for students of Hispanic decent Crafton Hills College and San Bernardino Valley College and for broad in adult education classes at a local Community College District secondary educational institution living in the Corona/Norco Unified School District and general charitable purposes

Roy W. Anderberg Scholarship Fund in Memory of Andrew and Betty Rosemarie Cionni-Mary Pastore Educational Trust Scholarship: D. Glenn Hilts Donor Advised Scholarship Fund: Altura Credit Union Member Scholarship: Anderberg: Established in 2013 to provide scholarships to deserving students who Established in 2001 for scholarships for a member of the Seventh Day Established in 2018 for graduating seniors who are current members Established in 1999 to benefit graduate students at a Lutheran seminary have graduated from any of the Lake Elsinore, CA High Schools Adventist Church studying to obtain a master's degree in library science of Altura Credit Union or are immediate family members of current Lucille and Roy Anderberg Nursing Scholarship Fund: Elizabeth C. and Jack B. Clarke Sr. Donor Advised Scholarship Fund: IECF Anniversary Scholarship Fund: members of Altura Credit Union Established in 2001 to provide scholarships to financially needy and Established in 1993 as a scholarship fund commemorating the lives of Established in 2011 in celebration of The Community Foundation's 70th Terry Ferrone Memorial Donor Advised Scholarship Fund: academically qualified nursing students enrolling or enrolled in the RN Elizabeth C. and Jack B. Clarke, Sr. Anniversary to provide college scholarships to deserving students who Established in 2004 in memory of Terry Ferrone for scholarships to programs at Riverside Community College and California State University reside in Riverside or San Bernardino County CryoWorks, Inc. Employee Scholarship Fund: graduating seniors from John W. North or Poly High Schools in Riverside, San Bernardino Established in 2018 to provide financial assistance for educational Imperial Employee Scholarship Program Fund: California pursuing a college education Agatha J. Baxter Memorial Scholarship Endowment Fund: purposes to the children of CryoWorks, Inc. employees Established in 2017 to provide scholarships to the children of Imperial Kimberly Jean Flores Memorial Donor Advised Scholarship Fund: Established in 2008 to fund scholarships to needy students of high Manufacturing employees who meet the scholarship guidelines The Robert A. Dailey Scholarship Fund: Established in 2004 In memory of Kimberly Jean Flores for the purpose scholastic standing who are attending institutions of higher education Established in 2008 for scholarships to California Students Edith Jamin Memorial Scholarship Fund: of awarding scholarships to graduating seniors from Canyon Springs located in Riverside County Established in 2015 to benefit graduating seniors from Palm Springs High School of the Moreno Valley Unified School District, in order to Bruce and Regen Dennis Scholarship Fund: Victress Bower Fund: High School who are interested in pursuing a career in education attend college or universities Established in 2019 to provide scholarships for low income Latino/ Established in 1967 to provide scholarships to individuals who will train Hispanic students residing in the Coachella Valley The Johnson Foundation Endowed Scholarship Fund: Altura Credit Union Mark W. Hawkins Community Service and teach disabled children Established in 2013 for scholarships to students who otherwise would not Endowment: Desert Outreach Foundation/Desert Rainbow Foundation Scholarship Richard F. and Mary C. Boyles Memorial Advised Scholarship Fund: be able to attend private elementary, middle and high schools located in Established in 2016 by the Board of Directors of Altura Credit Union to Fund: Established in 2002 for a student graduating from Lincoln High School in Riverside and San Bernardino Counties provide scholarships to graduates of Riverside County accredited High Established in 2015 to provide annual scholarships to students residing Riverside USD Schools to support the needs of the diverse communities served by the in the Coachella Valley who are seeking an undergraduate/graduate Marvin Edward Leggett Jr Endowment Fund: Altura Credit Union Clara R. Brouse Fund: degree either within or outside of the Valley Established in 2015 through the estate of Marvin Edward Leggett, Jr. Established in 962 to provide funding for needy and worthy students to support scholarships to students graduating from Norte Vista High Reginald Keith Edmond II Donor Advised Scholarship Fund: through grants to the Regents of the University of California for use at the School and La Sierra High School in the Alvord Unified School District Mark & Dawn Hawkins Educational Endowment: Established in 2008 in memory of Reginald Keith Edmond II for University of California, Riverside Established in 2017 to provide scholarships beginning in 2023 to scholarships to support student athletes graduating from Arlington High Leonard Family Scholarship Fund: graduates of Riverside County accredited High Schools who meet James Buchner Memorial Scholarship Fund: School; for scholarships to a graduating senior participating in the Young Established in 2007 to be used for one or more scholarships for the specific requirements Established in 2013 for outstanding Hispanic graduates from Cathedral Black Scholars program, residing in Riverside nursing program at California State University San Bernardino City High School who are pursuing a degree from a four year college/ Marian Luna Memorial Donor Advised Scholarship Fund: Marcia Ann Ellison Fund - Nursing Scholarship: LEVEF Advised Endowment Fund: university, or certificate from a community college or trade school with a Established in 2004 in memory of Marian Luna for scholarships to Established in 2014 through a bequest from Marcia Ann Ellison for the Established in 2007 for Scholarships multi-year program graduating seniors from Riverside County, California high schools who education of individuals from Redlands California who are entering Randall and Janell Lewis Scholarship Fund: are the first child in their immediate family to attend college California Retired Teachers Association Div #89 Palm Springs Advised nursing programs Established in 2007 to be used for scholarships for one or more Scholarship Fund: Bonnie Gail Polis Donor Advised Educational Endowment Fund: Drs. Herb and Cheryl Fischer Scholarship Fund: graduating seniors from high schools of the Fontana Unified School Established in 2005 to fund scholarships for students from the Palm Established in 2004 in memory of Bonnie Gail Polis for scholarships to Established in 2007 for scholarships for seniors graduating from high District Springs, California area graduating seniors from Riverside Unified School District who intend to schools located in San Bernardino County. Scholarship from this fund are Edna B. Lockhart Fund: pursue a career in public education while in college California Retired Teachers Association Riverside Division #21 granted through San Bernardino Valley Chapter of the Links Incorporated Established in 1999 to provide scholarships to seniors graduating from Advised Scholarship Fund: as well as the San Bernardino County AV Dr. Linda Wisher Endowment: a Riverside Unified School District High School who will attend Riverside Established in 2004 to fund scholarships for university or college students Established in 2016 in memory of Dr. Linda Wisher's volunteer service to Louise J. Funk Scholarship Fund: Community College planning a career in education or a career assisting youth and to benefit Altura Credit Union for scholarships to graduates from a Riverside County Established in 1997 for college scholarships to graduates of a Riverside teachers in purchasing equipment, supplies, or field trips for their Grant Nunnally Memorial Scholarship at Woodcrest Christian High accredited High School who exhibit financial hardship Unified School District high school classroom School in Riverside, CA: Angela C. Gomez Memorial Foundation Fund: Established in 2005 in memory of Grant Nunnally for scholarships to Cardenas Markets Scholarship Fund: Established in 2018 by the parents of Angela Gomez for scholarships an outstanding senior and student athlete at Woodcrest Christian High Established in 2019 to provide higher education opportunities for and other charitable purposes School in Riverside, CA undocumented students "Dreamers" who live within the geographic areas in which Cardenas Markets are located Graduate Success Fund: Pavement Recycling Systems Scholarship Fund in Memory of Chuck OTHER Established in 2017 as one of the objectives of the grant received by TCF Harmon, Dick Sprinkle, Gordon Lounsbury: Lorraine J. Cardin Donor Advised Scholarship Fund: as part of the Community Philanthropy Initiative (CPI) at College Futures Established in 2009 to provide post-secondary education financial Established in 2004 to award scholarships to seniors graduating from La Foundation; to provide scholarships to low-income, under represented assistance to outstanding graduating seniors who are pursuing a SCHOLARSHIPS Sierra High School in the Alvord Unified School District who excel in the students in Riverside and San Bernardino college education or training through an approved trade school and are Study of Foreign Languages Molly Adams Endowed Scholarship Fund: residents of the city of Riverside or the city of Blyt Carl Graves Endowment Scholarship Fund: Established in 2006 to provide scholarships for disabled youth desiring a Castro/Falk Endowed Scholarship Fund of the Coachella Valley: Established in 2019 through a bequest to the City of Lake Elsinore from PGA WEST Education Fund: college education Established in 2016 to provide scholarships to students who are current Carl Graves to provide scholarships to needy and deserving graduates of Established in 2018 to support educational opportunities for the staff at or former residents of the Coachella Valley area of Riverside County Andalusia Country Club Education Fund: Lake Elsinore Unified School District High Schools PGA WEST Country Club in La Quinta, CA and their dependents Established in 2016 to support educational opportunities for the staff at Karen and Nate Cheney Family Scholarship: Dr. Barnett and Eleanor Jean Grier Advised Scholarship Fund: Lena T. Pond Fund: Andalusia Country Club in La Quinta, CA and their dependents Estabished in 2015 to provide scholarships for students attending Established in 2000 to honor the service and commitment of Dr. and Established in 1993 to establish scholarships to students who study College of the Desert in Coachella Valley who enroll in a four-year Lucille B. Anderberg Scholarship Fund in Memory of Arthur and Lillian Mrs. Grier in the Riverside community nursing Bird: university or college Diana Harrison Fund: Rancho La Quinta Country Club Education Fund:

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