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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 Inland Empire 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 California 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
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