85 YEARS

2013 REPORT TO OUR COMMUNITY

A 85EXPERIENCE YEARS & EXUBERANCE

The Community Foundation for Greater New Haven applies the commitments and aspirations of prior generations to meet the challenges of today and to inspire our community to create the opportunities of tomorrow. In this work, The Community Foundation draws on both the experience of being 85 years old and the exuberance of being 85 years young.

To mark the “old history” using the ”young technology” of Pinterest, our Photo Fridays shared photos from the Annual Reports of the last 85 years. You will see these photos throughout this Report. You will also notice our work is displayed within the framework of eight, interconnected issue areas that are critical to building a stronger community. CONTENTS

2 85 YEARS OF BUILDING A STRONGER COMMUNITY 4 WORDS FROM OUR LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE & EXUBERANCE 6 2013 HIGHLIGHTS 8 GRANTS & DISTRIBUTIONS Support Arts & Culture 12 Meet Basic Needs 18 20 NEW FUNDS Promote Civic Vitality 24 26 FOUNDATION DONORS Boost Economic Success 30 32 giveGreater.org® DONORS Provide Quality Education 36 Protect the Environment 42 Ensure Health & Wellness 48 Nurture Children & Youth 54 56 PROFESSIONAL ADVISORS 57 NETTIE J. DAYTON CIRCLE 58 VOLUNTEERS 60 INVESTMENTS 61 FINANCIALS 62 BOARD OF DIRECTORS & STAFF 85 YEARS OF BUILDING A STRONGER COMMUNITY Since its beginning, The Community Foundation has used funds entrusted to it to build a stronger community. While the community has greatly changed over the decades, the essential ingredients of a strong community are remarkably constant. History reveals that The Foundation has been tackling important issues since our very earliest years, just as we are today.

SUPPORT ARTS & CULTURE MEET BASIC NEEDS PROMOTE CIVIC VITALITY BOOST ECONOMIC SUCCESS

“Mr. Walter E. Malley made a gift by deed “In 1934 it was deemed advisable to “In the field of new projects… “During the Winter of 1929 and 1930 of trust to the New Haven Foundation of give limited assistance to the Special New Haven Restaurant Institute for the number of families being assisted securities comprising a fund to be known Committee on Milk Distribution of the alterations necessary in carrying out its by the three family social agencies in as the Walter E. and Anna L. Malley Fund Council of Social Agencies for supplying program of education and training for New Haven mounted rapidly as a result of with the request that the income be used, milk to undernourished school children returned veterans.” the industrial depression which was then three-fifths for the New Haven Orchestra in the months of January and February from the “Report of the Distribution settling in. The Distribution Committee Association’s general expenses, and two- of 1935. The necessity for this was due Committee for the New Haven Foundation of the Foundation appropriated $1,500 fifths to purchase inexpensive tickets to to some administrative changes in the for the Year 1946” in November 1929 for a four months’ concerts of the Association for members sources of money for supplying milk experimental central employment service of the orchestras of the New Haven High which would have occasioned a to operate under the guidance of The School, the Commercial High School hiatus during the months of January Family Society (then the Organized and the Hamden High School, so that and February.” Charities Association), the Catholic the children could observe closely the from the “Report of the Distribution Social Service Bureau and the Jewish technique of the various musicians.” Committee for the New Haven Foundation Welfare Society.” from the “Report of the Distribution for the Years 1938, 1939, 1940, 1941” from the “Report of the Distribution Committee for the New Haven Foundation Committee for the New Haven Foundation for the Year 1948” for the Year 1930”

2 PROVIDE QUALITY EDUCATION PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT ENSURE HEALTH & WELLNESS NURTURE CHILDREN & YOUTH

“Clarence L. Doolittle made a gift of “In 1945, for the first time, appropriation “In considering various possible projects “The need for mothers to go into $2,000 to the Union & New Haven of income from The Henderson Fund for the general welfare of the community homes where the mothers were ill or Trust Company, a Trustee, with the was made, to be added to principal to the Distribution Committee decided that hospitalized and to act as substitute request that out of the income $25 build up the fund for the Mill River Drive a cancer campaign offered possibilities mothers and homemakers was felt by be paid annually to the West Haven and Park purposes as suggested in of constructive health work on a problem many health and social agencies in this High School for a prize to be given in Mr. Henderson’s will.” which had not been attacked in a community. A careful study of families memory of David Routh Doolittle from the “Report of the Distribution coordinated and vigorous manner in requesting such help, made in the early to a student in the graduating class Committee for the New Haven Foundation New Haven. As a result, an amount not part of 1943, showed an increased need for outstanding excellence in some for the Years 1944 and 1945” to exceed $5,000 was appropriated for due to wartime conditions. Neighbors subject, preferably American history.” one year’s work from April 1, 1930 of an and relatives who would once have been from the “Report of the Distribution experimental and demonstration nature able to help were now war workers… Committee for the New Haven Foundation for the control of this problem.” The Family Society was therefore for the Year 1946” from the “Report of the Distribution asked by the New Haven Council Committee for the New Haven Foundation of Social Agencies to organize and for the Year 1930” administer the Supervised Homemaker Service for the community.” from the “Report of the Distribution Committee for the New Haven Foundation for the Years 1942 and 1943”

3 WORDS FROM OUR LEADERSHIP

May 2014

Board of Directors Dear Friends:

David I. Newton On behalf of the Board of Directors of The Community Foundation As we reflect on the past 85 years, we are proud of the Chair for Greater New Haven, I am honored to thank you for your Foundation’s history of supporting arts and culture, meeting contributions. We are grateful for our partnership with donors, basic needs, promoting civic vitality, boosting economic success, William S. Colwell nonprofits and community leaders who imagine the possibilities for providing quality education, protecting the environment, ensuring Vice Chair the future and inspire us to build a stronger community. health and wellness, and nurturing children and youth. Today, these Rolan Joni Young Smith interest areas still form the focus of our activities. Immediate Past Chair In this Annual Report, we celebrate the 85th anniversary of “The New Haven Foundation’s” founding in 1928. At the time, Circumstances have changed over the years, but the Emily Byrne the Board, known then as the Distribution Committee, consisted generosity of our citizens remains constant, along with their, of seven leaders guided by their “knowledge of charitable and and this Foundation’s, desire to build a stronger Greater Alicia Caraballo educational needs of the community,” as described in the original New Haven community – now and forever. Howard K. Hill Resolution and Declaration of Trust. The same holds true for the eighty-seven individuals who have served on the Board since then Thank you for your support and trust. Charles H. Long as well as the ten individuals with whom I serve now. The history and future of The Community Foundation is a reflection of their Kica Matos leadership and commitment. Jim Perillo As Board members, past and present, we take our governance James E. Ryan responsibilities seriously, working diligently to ensure that funds created are prudently and effectively invested and properly Shelly Saczynski used according to the donor’s wishes. We also seek to grow the David I. Newton community’s charitable endowment for the future through solid Chair and consistent investment performance and the development of new gifts.

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Dear Friends:

In recent years, The Community Foundation has posed what The Foundation’s exuberance is also reflected in our largest and we believe to be the central animating question of community most high-profile commitments, each of which is a powerful vote philanthropy: as you ponder the future of our community, of confidence in our community’s future. In 2013, these projects what inspires you? all moved forward in exciting ways. New Haven Promise sent its third and largest class of scholars to college, and is now supporting In 2013, our 85th anniversary reminded us yet again of the hundreds of New Haven’s most promising young people as they commitment and the wisdom of the three generations of generous pursue higher education. There is no more powerful investment and undaunted community-minded local citizens who have believed in our community’s future. ConnCAT completed its first full year of in our ability to shape our own bright future by working together. operation this past year as a major addition to this community’s We work every day to carry forward their visions for our community. philanthropic roster. And the Valley Community Foundation welcomed a new CEO and undertook a new strategic plan, As the same time, The Community Foundation today is equally charting an ambitious course for community philanthropy in inspired by the opportunities before us in Greater New Haven. the Lower Naugatuck Valley for the years to come. We are exuberant as we ponder the forces that are shaping our future: the growing strength of our local nonprofit sector even in Experience and exuberance. Our long experience teaches us that this time of reduced public support, a deep level of leadership nothing is more essential to strengthening our community than commitment to the community’s betterment by major private strong leadership in bringing people together around common institutions, a nationally acclaimed effort to achieve higher challenges and opportunities. The Foundation is deeply committed levels of academic achievement in our urban public schools, Board Chair David I. Newton and President Will Ginsberg celebrate to playing this role. We tackle this leadership challenge with The Community Foundation’s 85th anniversary in November 2013. the continuous strengthening of our extraordinary cultural an exuberance borne of our partnerships with the many donors, assets, the immigrant energy that is transforming and renewing The Community Foundation distributed almost $22 million in 2013 volunteers, nonprofits and other community institutions with which our community, the emergence of New Haven as a magnet for across the full range of issue areas that define our eight-pronged we are privileged to work. They are why we believe so strongly in the young and well-educated, and the growth of the biomedical approach to building a stronger community. Our grantmaking the future of Greater New Haven. sector as the driving force for economic growth here over the is reaping the benefits of recent investments in our community next generation. We invite you to join us in this work. What inspires you? knowledge capacity, including the comprehensive database of ® In short, at age 85, The Community Foundation is drawing on nonprofit organizations at giveGreater.org . And our grantmaking is both the experience that comes from being 85 years old and complemented by the investments we are making in strengthening the exuberance that comes from being 85 years young. nonprofit capacity in other ways, such as through our extensive Our work and our priorities in 2013 reflected this duality. program of learning opportunities and our investment management of endowment-like resources for local nonprofit organizations. This past year, The Community Foundation received more than The Community Foundation’s 2013 investment performance was $24 Million in new gifts and transfers of philanthropic assets from William W. Ginsberg outstanding. In addition, The Foundation took unprecedented steps local nonprofit institutions, another very strong year. Forty-five President & CEO new funds were established. Almost 7,000 gifts were made this past year to become a registered investment advisor under in an extraordinary thirty-six hour period last October through Connecticut law in order to enhance the community’s charitable The Great Give®, more than 3,000 of which were first-time gifts capital further by enabling us to offer our investment management by the particular donor to the particular organization. In all these services to more local nonprofit organizations. This registration ways, and in so many others, this community continues its process was completed in early 2014. 85-year commitment to investing in its future by building its charitable endowment.

5 2013 HIGHLIGHTS The Community Foundation is Greater New Haven’s charitable trust – we unite people around common aspirations; invite them to imagine the possibilities, now and in the future; inform them about what needs to be done; invest in nonprofits and encourage others to do the same; and inspire people to work together to build a more vibrant community.

Grants and Distributions of Donors Support the Nonprofits Have New Haven Promise Valley Community Approximately $22 Million Community through Access to World-Class is Vital to Enhancing Foundation Established Overall, The Community Lifetime and Estate Gifts Investment Management Academic Performance as Community Leader Foundation provided The Community Foundation For more than two decades, New Haven Promise, a program For almost a decade, our approximately $22 Million in received more than $24 Million The Community Foundation of The Community Foundation, partnership with leaders in grants and distributions in in new gifts and philanthropic has assisted other nonprofits granted more than $650,000 in the Lower Naugatuck Valley 2013. This included $2.9 Million transfers of assets from local in managing their charitable scholarships to 345 students has built the Valley Community through The Foundation’s annual individuals and institutions assets by offering these during the 2013 –14 academic Foundation (VCF) into an process of soliciting grant in 2013. Forty-five new funds, nonprofits the opportunity year. In partnership with essential asset in building the applications from the region’s including funds at our Valley to invest alongside our Yale University and the City future of that community. Last nonprofits. It also includes Community Foundation affiliate own endowment. In 2013, of New Haven, Promise is year the new chief executive, $5.4 Million in grants from were created. Nineteen of these The Community Foundation rewarding New Haven’s most Sharon Closius, and the VCF designated funds, nearly new funds were established by pursued becoming a registered promising young people, Board undertook a strategic $2.7 Million from donor advised organizations for investment investment advisor, a process building a college-going culture planning process which will funds and $1.6 Million for purposes. And eleven were completed in early 2014, as more broadly, and contributing provide an important roadmap leadership initiatives and grants established by donor advisors as part of our on-going efforts to to the strengthening of public for VCF and our partnership such as New Haven Promise, ways to utilize The Foundation’s provide local nonprofits with education in New Haven. with them. In 2013, VCF received New Haven Healthy Start and convenient systems and the comfort of knowing that $1.8 Million in gifts and the Connecticut Center for community knowledge in their their endowment-like assets transfers, made $1.4 Million in Arts and Technology. grantmaking. These gifts and are managed according to the grants and grew its total assets transfers along with investment highest industry standards and to $17.7 Million. returns brought The Community best practices. Foundation assets to $434 Million.

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ConnCAT Offers Report Helps to More than $900,000 Benefit of Twenty Year Nonprofits Show Training and Develops Build Knowledge Raised through Collaboration Explored Increased Stability, ® as a Community Resource about the Region The Great Give In partnership with the but Challenges Persist 2013 marked the first full year The Community Foundation’s In a brief, thirty-six hour-period International Festival of Another Foundation Convening, of operation for the Connecticut Calibrating the Community that was the culmination of a Arts & Ideas, The Community featuring guest speaker Jacob Center for Arts and Technology report marked another wide-ranging effort to focus on Foundation convened Harold of Guidestar, focused on (ConnCAT) located in Science important milestone in great local nonprofits, nearly community members to the state of the local nonprofit Park. ConnCAT was created realizing our vision of inspiring 7,000 gifts totaling more than reflect on the benefits of sector and the importance as a partnership between community philanthropy $750,000 were made to local two decades of Town-Gown of investing in the nonprofit The Community Foundation through community knowledge. organizations. Almost 3,000 collaboration. Leadership infrastructure. Foundation and several key philanthropic The Foundation’s website of these gifts were first time transitions at Yale and the research revealed that the leaders in our community, and giveGreater.org® feature gifts by donors to a particular City of New Haven served to local nonprofit sector has drawing on the vision and issue briefs, stories of impact, organization. With the remind all of us that we only become stronger – better led track record of Bill Strickland, and detailed profiles of local matching and prize money progress as a community and more efficient – over the one of America’s great social nonprofit organizations. from The Community Foundation when we all work together last five years. However, the entrepreneurs. In addition to All of these knowledge and the Valley Community to define and pursue our demands placed on nonprofits outstanding training, ConnCAT resources are changing the Foundation more than common vision of our future. are outstripping capacity. Along is emerging as an important way we do our work, and are $900,000 was distributed. with more grants for operating community resource for the changing the way in which the support, The Community Dixwell and Newhallville community responds. Foundation expanded our neighborhoods of New Haven. nonprofit capacity building efforts to increase value for local nonprofits.

7 GRANTS & DISTRIBUTIONS The Community Foundation for Greater New Haven makes grants and distributions that carry out the intentions of donors and organizations, while responding to community needs and taking advantage of emerging opportunities.

1000 Friends of Connecticut • ...... $99 Amity Regional High School • • ...... $2,680 Baltimore Museum of Art • ...... $3,578 2013 Annual Bishop Appeal • ...... $260 Amity Teen Center Inc. • ...... $2,636 Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund • ...... $162,784 The New School • $5,000 Amnesty International • • ...... $4,078 Barnard College of Columbia University • ...... $5,000 Abilis Community Foundation Inc. • $5,000 Anderson Center for Autism • $500 Barnard Environmental Studies Magnet School PTO • ...... $1,200 Abilities Without Boundaries • • $956 Animal Haven Inc. • • • ...... $40,955 Barry Vine Send a Kid to Camp Scholarship Fund • ...... $1,000 Ability Beyond Disability Inc. • ...... $25 Annie Wright School • ...... $1,000 Beardsley Park Zoo • $900 Academics Stand Against Poverty • ...... $500 Ansonia Community Action Inc. • $252 Bellevue/NYU Program for Survivors of Torture • ...... $1,400 Achievement First • • • ...... $101,478 Ansonia High School • ...... $26,275 Benjamin Jepson School • $438 Action Against Hunger, ACF-USA • $2,000 Ansonia Public Library • ...... $2,492 Berkwood Hedge School • $5,000 Agency on Aging of South Central Connecticut Inc. • • • $236,385 Ansonia Public Schools • ...... $127 Best Friends Animal Society • $5,000 AIDS Project New Haven • • • • ...... $5,692 Ansonia Rotary Club • ...... $1,000 Beth-El Center Inc. • • • • ...... $32,004 Albertus Magnus College • ...... $9,938 Ansonia School Readiness – Discovery • ...... $51 Bethesda Nursery School • • ...... $5,212 All Our Kin Inc. • • • • ...... $32,476 Anti-Defamation League of B’Nai B’rith • ...... $600 Beulah Heights First Pentecostal Church • • ...... $15,056 Alliance for Global Justice • $500 APT Foundation Inc. • ...... $51 Beulah Land Development Corporation Inc. • $500 Almada Lodge – Times Farm Camp Corporation • ...... $25 Architecture Resource Center Inc. • ...... $15,000 BHcare • • • • $49,729 Alpha Kappa Alpha, Tau Xi Omega Chapter • ...... $2,074 Area Congregations Together Inc. • • ...... $10,145 Bikes For Kids • ...... $1,300 Al’s Angels Inc. • ...... $300 ACES – Area Cooperative Education Services • • ...... $1,177 Black and Hispanic Caucus • ...... $350 American Anti-Vivisection Society • ...... $8,769 ArtBra New Haven • ...... $76 Botsford Historical Association Inc. • ...... $41,324 American Cancer Society, New England Division • • • . . . . . $10,537 Arte Inc. • • • $14,621 Bowdoin College • ...... $500 American Foundation for the Blind • ...... $8,769 Arthritis Foundation • $8,769 Boy Scouts of America, Connecticut Yankee Council • • • $168,753 American Heart Association • $768 Arts Council of Greater New Haven • • • • ...... $87,527 Boys & Girls Club of Lower Naugatuck Valley • $3,912 American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee • $300 Artspace Inc. • • • • ...... $28,516 Boys & Girls Club of New Haven • • • • • • $160,962 American Red Cross, Connecticut Chapter • • • $16,783 ASSIST – American Secondary Schools for Boys & Girls Village • $2,175 American Red Cross, National Headquarters • • ...... $14,269 International Students & Teachers Inc. • $2,000 Branford Food Pantry Inc. • • ...... $1,441 American School for the Deaf • $8,769 Associated Irish Societies • $688 Branford High School • • $8,130 American Skin Association • ...... $25,000 Audubon Connecticut • • • • ...... $27,076 Branford Rotary Club • ...... $1,000 American Symphony Orchestra League • ...... $2,512 A. W. Cox Elementray School PTO • ...... $20,000 Bread & Roses Community Fund • ...... $1,000 AmeriCares • ...... $1,250 Ayuda • $12,200 Bridges... A Community Support System Inc. • • ...... $52,686 Amistad Committee Inc. • ...... $500 Ball & Socket Arts • ...... $32,976 Broken Fences & Energy • $2,800

DESIGNATED FUNDS DONOR ADVISED FUNDS FIDUCIARY FUNDS giveGreater.org® Grants from designated funds support specific Grants from donor advised funds are made Grants from fiduciary funds are made on Grants from giveGreater.org® are given to the organizations in perpetuity, as expressed by with the participation of the donors, who wish behalf of an organization or project for organizations as determined by donors. Grants individual donors or groups. to be involved in their philanthropy on an which The Community Foundation serves also include funds to create incentive for giving ongoing basis. as fiscal steward. during community challenges.

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Brown University • ...... $500 The Children’s Center of Hamden • • • ...... $63,958 Community Dining Room • • ...... $7,200 The Bruce Museum • $15,000 Children’s Law Center of Connecticut • • $21,000 The Community Foundation of Northwest Connecticut Inc. • $1,076,548 buildOn Inc. • ...... $250 Children’s Trust Fund • ...... $300 Community Foundation of New Jersey • $43,128 The Caldwell Dance Center • ...... $100 Chisago Lakes Area Community Foundation • $1,000 Community Healing Network Inc. • $3,000 Cancer Support Community of Southern Connecticut • ...... $152 Choate Rosemary Hall • ...... $500 Community Health Network of CT Foundation Inc. • ...... $500 CancerCare Inc. – Connecticut Office • $10,000 Christ Church Parish of New Haven • • $25,077 CARE • ...... $500 Christ Episcopal Church of Bethany • ...... $6,140 Career Resources Inc. • • • $31,071 Christian Community Action • • • • • ...... $54,002 Carleton College • $500 Christian Community Commission • $250 Casa Otonal Inc. • $5,000 Christian Counseling & Family Life Center • $909 Cathedral of the Incarnation • $2,500 Christian Counseling Connection • ...... $1,000 Catholic Charities Archdiocese of Hartford • • • $22,050 Church of Christ Congregational • ...... $13,433 Catholic Family Services of Ansonia • ...... $308 Church of the Redeemer • ...... $400 Cedar Hill Blockwatch Association • $2,000 Church World Service • • ...... $2,690 Center for Children’s Advocacy • • • • $10,597 Circle Camps for Grieving Children • ...... $2,250 Center for Environment & Population • $250 City Harvest Inc. • $1,000 Center for Spirituality and Healing • ...... $5,000 City of Ansonia • ...... $9,000 Center Stage Theatre Inc. • • ...... $41,320 City of New Haven • ...... $50,000 Central Connecticut Coast YMCA • • • • • • ...... $291,271 City of New Haven Community Services Administration • $500 Central CT State University • • $59,925 City Seed Inc. • • • $34,803 From our 2003 Annual Report: a scene of Trowbridge Road in East Rock Citywide Youth Coalition Inc. • • • ...... $27,908 Park. Learn more about the Trowbridge legacy on page forty-two. Civic Orchestra of New Haven • • $3,250 Clark University • ...... $2,100 Community Mediation Inc. • • • • $59,167 Classical Contemporary Ballet Theatre • ...... $2,500 Community Partners in Action • $10,000 $21.9 MILLION Clean Ocean Action • ...... $5,000 Community Soup Kitchen • • • ...... $14,776 IN GRANTS AND DISTRIBUTIONS Clifford W. Beers Guidance Clinic • • • • • • $59,306 Concepts for Adaptive Learning • • $777 Coalition for the Homeless • $1,000 Congregation Beth El-Keser Israel • • ...... $4,048 Colby College ...... $5,000 Congregation B’Nai Jacob $1,587 Chabad Lubavitch of Merrimack Valley ...... $18,600 • • • Colby-Sawyer College ...... $3,000 Congregation Mishkan Israel ...... $3,075 Chapel Haven Inc. $9,258 • • • • Collective Consciousness Theatre Inc. $5,000 Congregation Or Shalom $4,030 Charter Oak Cultural Center ...... $250 • • • College of Charleston $5,000 Congregations Organized for a New Connecticut ...... $2,500 Chatham Hall School ...... $5,000 • • • College of the Holy Cross ...... $1,000 Connecticut Association for Human Services $15,000 Chatham Square Neighborhood Youth Empowerment Group . . . . .$2,800 • • • The Collegiate School Annual Fund • $250 CAPA – Connecticut Association Cheshire Historical Society • ...... $3,725 Columbia University • $5,000 for the Performing Arts • • • • • ...... $205,014 Cheshire Land Trust • $9,317 Columbia University School of the Arts • ...... $500 Connecticut Audubon Society • $9,202 Child Abuse Prevention Center of NY • $5,000 Columbus House Inc. • • • • • ...... $154,105 Connecticut Center for Arts & Technology • • • • ...... $250,553 Children in Placement of CT Inc. • • • • • ...... $31,600 Common Ground High School • • • ...... $16,250 Connecticut Children’s Medical Center Foundation Inc. • $9,769 Children Inc. • ...... $13,803 Community Action Agency of New Haven Inc. • • • $46,238 Connecticut Children’s Museum • • $3,181

ORGANIZATION FUNDS PREFERENCE FUNDS SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS UNRESTRICTED FUNDS Distributions from organization funds are Grants from preference funds address a Grants from scholarship funds provide Grants from unrestricted funds address a broad dispersed to benefit the organization for donor’s area of interest in the community. assistance to students for secondary and range of local opportunities and needs, including which the fund was established. The Community Foundation’s Board determines post-secondary education and training, those of programs and organizations that the grants that will have the most impact and and are made to the educational institution. sometimes cannot be anticipated at the time a fulfill the donor’s intent. gift is made. The Community Foundation’s Board makes grants that will have the most impact. for additional information about grants in each issue area and grants by process, visit cfgnh.org/2013grantsbyissuearea 9 GRANTS & DISTRIBUTIONS CONTINUED

Connecticut Coalition for Environmental Justice • ...... $7,000 The Culture Project Inc. • ...... $1,000 East Rock Institute Inc. • • ...... $8,066 Connecticut Coalition on Aging • ...... $1,357 Curry College • ...... $1,000 East Rock Village Inc. • • $1,422 Connecticut Coalition to End Homelessness • • $27,000 Dance Connection • ...... $1,000 Easter Seals Goodwill Industries Rehabilitation Center Inc. • • • . $62,267 Connecticut College • ...... $23,606 Dartmouth College • ...... $5,272 Eastern Connecticut State University • ...... $26,034 Connecticut Community Foundation • ...... $49,703 Regional Data Cooperative, dba Data Haven • • • $32,513 Eastman School of Music • ...... $9,600 Connecticut Council for Philanthropy • • $6,979 Davis Public Schools Education Foundation • $3,000 Edgerton Park Conservancy • • • • $6,227 Connecticut Food Bank • • $42,141 Davis United Methodist Church • $9,000 Edgewood Magnet School After School Drama Club • ...... $50 Connecticut Forest & Park Association • • $1,505 Defenders of Wildlife • • ...... $10,702 Edith B. Jackson Child Care Program Inc. • • ...... $2,419 Connecticut Friends School Corporation • $5,000 Delta Foundation of Greater New Haven • $600 EIR Urban Youth Boxing Inc. • $3,000 Connecticut Fund for the Environment • • • • $10,947 Derby Academy (Trustees) • $1,500 Eli Whitney Museum Inc. • • • ...... $6,595 Connecticut Golf Foundation dba The First Tee of Connecticut • $1,000 Derby High School • ...... $6,349 Elm City ChamberFest • ...... $9,284 Connecticut Health Investigative Team • • $1,659 Derby Public Library • ...... $25,000 Elm City College Preparatory Middle School • ...... $3,250 Connecticut Hospice Inc. • • • • ...... $20,752 The Diaper Bank • • • ...... $9,030 Elm City Dance Collective Inc. • • ...... $3,500 Connecticut Humane Society • • • $18,381 Dickinson College • $1,000 Elm Shakespeare Company • • • • ...... $54,697 Connecticut Junior Republic • ...... $2,175 Division Avenue Baseball Levittown Diamond Club • ...... $500 Emerge Connecticut Inc. • • ...... $50,000 Connecticut Mental Health Center Foundation • • • $13,951 Emmanuel Church • $3,100 Connecticut Native American Inter-Tribal Urban Council • . . . . .$1,500 End Hunger Connecticut! • ...... $2,255 Connecticut News Project • $150,000 Environment and Human Health Inc. • ...... $67,676 Connecticut Public Broadcasting • $750 Environmental Defense Fund • ...... $4,601 Connecticut Radio Information System Inc. • $4,000 $5.4 MILLION Episcopal Church of St. Paul & St. James • ...... $2,860 Connecticut Science & Engineering Fair • $400 FROM DESIGNATED FUNDS Essential Public Media Inc. • ...... $500 Connecticut Sponsoring Committee Inc. • $25,000 Essex County Community Foundation, Connecticut State Conference of NAACP Branches • $1,500 Andover Coalition for Education • ...... $2,500 Connecticut State Golf Association • $11,550 ALLOCATION OF Ethnic Historical Archives Center of New Haven Inc. • ...... $62 Connecticut Trust for Historic Preservation • ...... $4,143 DESIGNATED FUNDS 7% Fair Haven Community Health Center • • • ...... $14,887 Connecticut Urban Education Fund by Issue Area Fairfield Museum and History Center • $500 Supporting St. Martin de Porres ...... $2,000 13% 28% Fairfield University ...... $8,391 • Arts & Culture (28%) • Connecticut Veterans Legal Center $891 • Family Centered Services of CT ...... $22,500 • • Basic Needs (2%) • • Connecticut Voices for Children $77,753 • 1% Family Renew Community ...... $500 • • • Civic Vitality (12%) • Connecticut Women’s Education & Legal Fund • • ...... $5,600 • Economic Success (<1%) $5.4 Farm & Wilderness Foundation • ...... $2,000 Connecticut Women’s Hall of Fame ...... $404 Education (37%) Farmington Canal Rail To Trail Association ...... $1,361 • • • MILLION 2% • The Connection Fund Inc. • • ...... $29,200 • Environment (1%) Farnam Neighborhood House • • ...... $38,344 The Connection Inc. $1,804 • Health (13%) Feeding America ...... $1,200 • • Children & Youth (7%) • Conquer Cancer Foundation of • 37% 12% Fellowship Place • • • • • ...... $93,773 the American Society of Clinical Oncology • $1,000 >1% FGNHCC – Network for Public Education • ...... $15,799 The Consultation Center • • ...... $24,500 FINCA • $2,100 Continuum of Care Inc. • • • ...... $21,101 First Church of Bethlehem • ...... $17,553 The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science & Art • . . . . $1,250 First Church of Christ New Haven • • • ...... $69,764 Cooperative Arts & Humanities High School $6,840 First Church of Christ New Haven, • • Doctors Without Borders $8,328 Cornell Scott Hill Health Corporation ...... $3,992 • • Ladies Home Missionary Society ...... $11,509 • • • Douglas House ...... $539 • Cornell University ...... $9,000 • First Church of Christ Woodbridge ...... $93,231 • Douglass Fund at the Associate Alumnae of Douglass College $690 • Corporate Accountability International ...... $3,750 • First Congregational Church of West Haven $2,500 • Downtown Evening Soup Kitchen ...... $22,784 • Courage Center of Golden Valley ...... $13,803 • • • First Presbyterian Church of 5th Avenue $1,000 • DPB Priesthood Association Dominican Friars Guild $30,205 • The Cove Center for Grieving Children ...... $351 • First Presbyterian Church of New Haven ...... $11,507 • • Drew University ...... $1,000 • Covenant to Care for Children $12,123 • FISH of Greater New Haven Inc...... $31,733 • • • • DRIVE 2 Succeed ...... $3,000 • • • • Creative Arts Workshop ...... $27,305 • FOCUS ...... $1,500 • • • • Duke University ...... $3,000 • CT Parent Power ...... $1,000 • Focus on Children $500 • Dwight Hall at Yale • ...... $1,000 •

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Food Bank of Yolo County • ...... $1,000 Greenwich Avenue Block Committee • ...... $2,500 Hispanics in Philanthropy • ...... $2,475 Food for Life Community Garden • ...... $400 Griffin Hospital • • $5,412 Holocaust Museum • $250 Foote School • $500 Growing Possibilities Inc. • ...... $15,000 HomeHaven • ...... $5,656 The Forman School • ...... $10,000 Guide Dog Foundation for the Blind • • $9,096 Homes with Hope Inc. • ...... $250 Fort Nathan Hale Restoration Projects Inc. • ...... $8,039 Guilford A Better Chance Inc. • ...... $250 Hopkins School • • • • ...... $22,152 FACS – Foundation for the Advancement of Catholic Schools • $2,600 Guilford Art Center • • ...... $1,836 Horizons Inc. • $607 Foundation of the Greater New Haven Chamber of Commerce • $10,250 Guilford Center for Children • ...... $101 Horns for Kids • ...... $76 Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing Annual Fund • . . . . . $14,500 Guilford Community Fund • ...... $550 Housatonic Valley Association Inc. • $25 Franklin Street United Methodist Church • ...... $250 Guilford Community Television • ...... $3,500 Housatonic Council, Boy Scouts of America • • $21,762 Freddie Fixer Parade Inc. • ...... $250 The Guilford Foundation • • ...... $166,980 Freedom through Expression Radio • $2,000 Guilford Free Library • • ...... $1,000 Friends Center for Children Inc. • $15,500 Guilford Garden Club • ...... $3,000 Friends of Animals • • $9,339 Guilford High School • ...... $7,600 Friends of Beaver Pond Park • ...... $2,173 Guilford Interfaith Ministries Inc. • ...... $76 Friends of Boulder Knoll • • ...... $21,500 Guilford Land Conservation Trust • ...... $250 Friends of Case Memorial Library • $1,774 Guilford Parks & Recreation Department • ...... $1,000 Friends of Cheshire Public Library • ...... $7,303 Guilford Preservation Alliance • ...... $2,250 Friends of East Rock Park • ...... $550 Guilford Social Services • ...... $1,000 Friends of Farmworkers Inc. • $500 Guilford Youth and Family Services • $500 Friends of Olympia Station Inc. • ...... $5,000 Guns Down Books Up • ...... $2,980 Friends of the Ansonia Nature Center • ...... $152 Habitat for Humanity of Greater New Haven • • • ...... $34,996 Friends of the Earth • $2,000 Halifax Urban Ministries • ...... $500 Friends of the New Haven Animal Shelter • $931 Hallah Edutainment, LLC • ...... $3,000 Friends of UNFPA • ...... $720 Hamden Hall Country Day School • • ...... $68,353 The Friends of Yale-New Haven Children’s Hospital • ...... $500 Hamden High School • ...... $64,512 The Fund for Johns Hopkins University, School of Medicine • . . . . $690 Hamden Land ConservationTrust • ...... $1,446 Garden Club of New Haven ...... $9,422 Hamden Library ...... $10,991 • • • • From our 1957 Annual Report: Centro San Jose was established with Gateway Community College • ...... $49,918 Hamden Public Schools • • ...... $62,500 the help of a grant from The Community Foundation. Originally created Gateway Community College Foundation Inc. • • ...... $32,064 Hamden/North Haven YMCA • ...... $152 to support the many newcomers from Puerto Rico and Latin American Gaylord Hospital • • • • ...... $38,816 Hampshire College • ...... $2,100 countries settling in New Haven, Centro San Jose now provides George Stevens Academy Annual Fund • ...... $250 Hannah Gray Home Inc. • ...... $4,733 basic needs services and school-readiness programs to New Haven Georgia Tech Foundation ...... $582,693 Hartford Catholic Worker House ...... $500 children and families that may need them, under the auspices of • • Catholic Charities. Gesell Institute of Human Development • • ...... $7,838 Hartford Interval House • ...... $10,000 The Get in Touch Foundation • • $6,699 Harvard University • ...... $6,000 Girl Scouts of Connecticut • • ...... $47,265 Hazelden Foundation • ...... $3,385 Howard University • ...... $1,000 Give a Jumpstart • ...... $4,000 Healthy Eyes Alliance • • $23,851 Hudson Guild • ...... $250 Good Shepherd Day Care Center • • ...... $351 Hebrew Burial & Free Loan Association of New Haven Inc. • . . . . $151 Hugo Kauder Society • $2,500 Gordon College • ...... $1,000 Heifer International • • ...... $1,190 Humane Society of New York • ...... $8,756 Grant Foundation for Hospital Albert Schweitzer • $690 Helen Keller International • ...... $66,000 Humane Society of the United States • ...... $4,601 Ulysses S. Grant Foundation • $18,363 Henry M. Jackson Foundation • $250 Hyde Leadership School • ...... $5,000 Granville Academy in New Haven • ...... $300 High Hopes Therapeutic Riding Inc. • ...... $28,000 Hygeia Foundation Inc. • • • ...... $12,285 Greater New Haven Assoc. of Realtors • • $19,621 High School in the Community • $5,000 ICAHD-USA • ...... $750 Greater New Haven Community Chorus • ...... $633 Higher Heights Youth Empowerment Programs Inc. • • • • • . $42,653 Ice the Beef • ...... $150 Greater New Haven Community Loan Fund • • • $2,535 Hill House Senior Residence • ...... $500 Immanuel Missionary Baptist Church • ...... $2,595 Greater New Haven Help Alliance Inc. • $1,339 Hill Regional Career Magnet High School • ...... $15,300 Inspirica Inc. • $1,000 Greenpeace Fund • $1,000 HYAT – Hill Youth Action Team • $5,000 The Institute Library • • • ...... $7,028 Greenwich Adult Day Care Endowment • ...... $15,000 James Hillhouse High School • • ...... $117,119 Intake Organization Inc. • • ...... $2,250 for additional information about grants in each issue area and grants by process, visit cfgnh.org/2013grantsbyissuearea 11 SUPPORTARTS & CULTURE Greater New Haven is home to a thriving arts community that includes theater, music, dance and the visual arts. It is invested in its libraries, museums, historic preservation and the celebration of ethnic and cultural diversity. The arts enhance our quality of life and play a central role in creating our vibrant community.

Henry Harrison created one of the first donor advised funds in The Community Foundation has a long, proud history of supporting Community Foundation funds have supported Long Wharf Theatre 1986. Through his Fund, he has recommended nearly 300 grants the local arts scene with grants to community arts programs such since its founding in 1965. Theatre at its best entertains even as totaling $225,000, including grants to the Eli Whitney Museum — as the Hill Arts Coop, pictured here in 1967. it reflects our world back upon us, inspiring fellowship, tolerance an educational and cultural resource that collects, interprets and and understanding. teaches experiments that are the roots of design and invention.

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The Shoreline Alliance for the Arts, as pictured here from a 1984 performance, has cultivated artistic activity on the Shoreline for almost thirty years. In 2013, the Alliance received grants from unrestricted funds as well as from the Gustave and Carol L. Sirot Fund.

A grant in 2013 to the Connecticut Association for the Performing Arts is aiding the renovation of the Shubert Theater. The grant Donors like Ruth Grannick and her late brother, Charles, have given from unrestricted funds provides support for the Shubert Centennial Plan, which includes a new orchestra shell and the addition of to arts organizations and ensured that their support will continue in “The Little Shubert,” a flexible new performance venue. perpetuity through a fund at The Community Foundation.

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Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility • $2,005 Long Wharf Theatre • • • • • • $654,550 Mater Christi School • ...... $2,500 Interfaith Cooperative Ministries • • ...... $2,284 Love146 • $228 Mediators Beyond Borders International • ...... $65,000 Interfaith Volunteer Caregivers • ...... $1,594 Lower Naugatuck Valley Parent Child Resource Center Inc. • . . . $7,127 Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center • ...... $500 International Festival of Arts & Ideas • • • ...... $63,428 Luther College • $1,000 Mental Health Association of Connecticut Inc. • $400 The International Institute of Connecticut Inc. • ...... $2,850 Lyman Hall High School • ...... $1,050 Mercy Center at Madison • ...... $1,500 International Medical Corps • $1,200 Madison Community Services Inc. • ...... $2,000 The Meredith A. Cowden Foundation • $100 International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War • . . . . $690 The Madison Foundation • $1,000 Merrimack College • ...... $500 International Rescue Committee • ...... $6,500 Maine Maritime Academy • ...... $1,000 Merrimack Valley Jewish Federation • ...... $27,500 International Wolf Center • ...... $10,000 Metropolitan Business Academy • ...... $5,000 IRIS – Integrated Refugee & Immigrant Services • • • . . . . . $83,338 Michigan State University • ...... $1,200 Jamaican American Connection • ...... $2,500 Middlebury College • • ...... $10,000 Jamestown Art Center • ...... $1,500 Middlesex Community College • ...... $1,800 Jamie Hulley for the Arts • $1,500 Mikey’s Way Foundation • ...... $5,000 The Jane Coffin Childs Memorial Fund for Medical Research • . . .$8,396 Milford Academy • ...... $1,595 The JASON Project • $10,000 Milford Fine Arts Council • $2,500 Jazz Haven Inc. • ...... $1,000 Mill River Watershed Association of Jewish Community Center of Greater New Haven • ...... $15,941 South Central Connecticut Inc. • $15,000 Jewish Family Service of New Haven • • ...... $6,625 Mitchell College • $1,500 Jewish Family Service of Stamford Inc. • ...... $23,000 Mondavi Center • ...... $1,400 Jewish Federation of Greater New Haven • • • • ...... $11,314 The Morgan School • $1,500 Jewish Home for Children • ...... $1,508 Mount Holyoke College • $250 Jewish Voice for Peace • ...... $500 Mount Saint Michael Academy • ...... $3,000 Joseph Slifka Center for Jewish Life at Yale • $319 Muscular Dystrophy Association • ...... $2,603 Junior Achievement of Southwest New England Inc. • • • • . . $34,303 Music Haven Inc. • • • • • ...... $78,761 JUNTA for Progressive Action • • $51,562 NAACP, Greater New Haven • • ...... $2,913 KaBOOM! • ...... $250 National Art Museum of Sport • $1,179 Katherine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center • ...... $1,000 National Humane Education Society • ...... $4,601 Kidz Kook • $6,000 National Wildlife Federation • • ...... $10,102 Koby Mandel Foundation • $1,800 Natural Resources Defense Council • ...... $1,500 Kucetekela Foundation • $650 The Nature Conservancy • $4,000 Lasell College-Financial Aid • ...... $500 Nature Conservancy New Hampshire Chapter • ...... $250 The Nature Conservancy of Connecticut ...... $10,610 Latin American Mission • ...... $3,000 From our 1955 Annual Report: children with disabilities have the • • • The Latina Army Inc. • ...... $101 chance to enjoy a Nature Camp, made possible by the Crippled Naugatuck Valley Community College • ...... $313 Lawyers for Children America • $2,000 Children’s Aid Society. The legacy of the Society lives on through Neighborhood Housing Services of New Haven • • • $29,005 League of Women Voters of Connecticut • ...... $750 a Fund here at The Community Foundation. Neighborhood Music School Inc. • • • • • • • ...... $197,157 LEAP • • • • • ...... $54,044 New Canaan Library • ...... $250 Leeway Inc...... $25,677 New Financial Life Inc...... $40,507 • • Make-A-Wish Foundation of America ...... $500 • • Leila Day Nurseries Inc...... $56,838 • New Haven Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta $1,465 • • • • Manhattan College ...... $500 • Lewis & Clark College ...... $1,000 • New Haven Ballet ...... $19,961 • March of Dimes ...... $250 • • Liberation Programs Inc. $5,000 • New Haven Bird Club $2,479 • Marine Toys for Tots ...... $500 • Liberty Community Services Inc...... $33,962 • New Haven Board of Park Commissioners $12,936 • • Marist College $1,500 • • Life Haven ...... $55,066 • The New Haven Chapter of Links Inc...... $200 • • • • Mark T. Sheehan High School $11,627 • Life is Good Playmakers ...... $500 • New Haven Chorale ...... $26,593 • Marrakech Inc...... $76 • • • • Lifelinx Corporation $4,000 • New Haven Ecology Project $75,881 • Mary Wade Home ...... $38,342 • • • • Lighthouse International ...... $8,769 • • • New Haven Family Alliance $41,849 • Massachusetts College of Art $2,200 • • • The Literacy Center of Milford Inc...... $8,333 • New Haven Farms ...... $4,221 • • • Massaro Community Farm Inc...... $3,836 • Literacy Volunteers of Greater New Haven ...... $39,579 • • New Haven Folk Inc. • ...... $771 • • • • Master’s Manna Inc. • ...... $1,020

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Nuts About Health ...... $4,960 President and Fellows of Middlebury College $26,820 New Haven Food Policy Council ...... $3,500 • • • Oakwood College ...... $1,000 Prince/Welch Annex ...... $5,000 New Haven Free Public Library Foundation . . . . . $14,596 • • • • • • • Online Journalism Project Inc...... $50,949 Priscilla Maxwell Endicott Scholarship Fund ...... $10,475 New Haven Free Public Library $118,709 • • • • • • • • • Operation Fuel Inc...... $20,000 Project Access of New Haven $57,451 New Haven Green Fund Inc. $51,402 • • • • Opportunity International ...... $2,000 Project Hope $500 New Haven Healthy Start ...... $864,360 • • • Orange Town Hall $5,300 Project New Hope of Minnesota ...... $7,500 New Haven Hebrew Day School ...... $500 • • • Orchard House $4,539 Promising Scholars Fund Inc...... $11,000 New Haven HomeOwnership Center $253 • • • • • Orchestra New England ...... $1,030 Committee of Proprietors of Common and Undivided Lands . . . $21,855 New Haven Home Recovery ...... $115,215 • • • • • • Orland Fire Department ...... $250 Prospector Foundation Inc...... $3,000 New Haven Kiwanis Club $23,861 • • • • Oxfam America ...... $5,700 Province of St. Augustine ...... $8,756 New Haven Land Trust Inc...... $39,013 • • • • • Parsons the New School of Design $500 Public Allies Connecticut $15,279 New Haven Legal Assistance Association Inc. . .$179,653 • • • • • • • • • Pathways Vermont ...... $2,500 Quinnipiac University ...... $44,605 New Haven Mental Health Outreach • • • • for Mothers (MOM) Partnership • ...... $2,000 PCNH Inc. • ...... $5,000 r kids Inc. • • ...... $1,861 New Haven Museum • • • ...... $748,403 Pequenas Ligas Hispanas de New Haven • • • ...... $23,301 Rape Crisis Center of Milford Inc. • • • ...... $13,929 New Haven Oratorio Choir • $2,341 Pet Animal Welfare Society • ...... $250 Reach Out and Read • • • $10,405 New Haven Paint & Clay Club • • ...... $5,668 Read to Grow • • • • ...... $14,231 New Haven Preservation Trust • • • • ...... $25,219 Re-Entry Ministry Inc. • ...... $500 New Haven Promise – College Summit • ...... $560,000 Reformed Church of Highland Park • $690 New Haven Promise – Operations (excludes scholarships, Regional Water Authority • ...... $51 $4.5 MILLION Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute ...... $5,000 which are listed under each College) • $500,000 • New Haven Promise Scholarship Program • ...... $500,000 Rescue Fire Company #5 • $4,460 New Haven Public School Foundation Inc. • ...... $16,523 IN RESPONSIVE GRANTS Rethinking Schools • ...... $1,000 New Haven Public Schools • ...... $4,852 Return to Freedom • ...... $5,000 New Haven Reach (Resource for AND LEADERSHIP ACTIVITIES Rochester Institute of Technology • • $17,000 Essay and Application College Help) • ...... $5,250 Ronald McDonald House • $500 New Haven Reads • • • • ...... $53,586 Sacred Heart Academy • ...... $1,800 New Haven Scholarship Fund Inc. $71,621 Sacred Heart Church $10,322 • • • ALLOCATION OF • New Haven Science Fair Program ...... $600 SAFE – Save Animals From Elimination ...... $1,276 • RESPONSIVE GRANTS AND 8% 8% • Safe Horizon $500 New Haven Symphony Orchestra • • • • • • ...... $490,073 LEADERSHIP ACTIVITIES 5% • St. Brendan’s Church $10,322 New Haven Urban Design League • ...... $30,000 by Issue Area • New Haven Works ...... $25,600 Saint Francis & Saint Rose of Lima School $45,556 • 9% • • New Haven Youth Tennis • $1,442 • Arts & Culture (8%) Saint Thomas’s Day School • ...... $1,174 New Haven/Leon Sister City Project ...... $10,313 • Basic Needs (5%) Salvation Army, Adult Rehabilitation Center $3,317 • • Civic Vitality (9%) • New Israel Fund $1,500 • $4.5 7% Salvation Army, Greater New York ...... $1,000 • Economic Success (7%) 35% • NOMC – New Orleans Musicians Clinic ...... $2,000 • MILLION Salvation Army, Greater Valley Corps ...... $426 • Education (25%) • • Salvation Army, New Haven ...... $1,746 New Samaritan Corporation • $1,000 • Environment (3%) • • New Urban Arts • $1,000 • Health (35%) Salvation Army, Territorial Headquarters • ...... $8,756 New York Times Neediest Cases Fund ...... $250 Children & Youth (8%) SARAH Foundation ...... $31,828 • • 25% • • • • New York University • ...... $5,694 3% Savannah College of Art and Design • ...... $500 Newhallville.Community.Matters • ...... $383 Save the Children Federation • ...... $6,800 NHSO Foundation Inc. • ...... $46,771 Schooner Inc. • • • $5,127 Nichols College • ...... $1,000 Send International • ...... $2,000 Ninevah Foundation • ...... $500 John B. Pierce Foundation • $1,257,000 Seymour High School • $6,800 North Branford High School $750 The Pike School • $22,000 Seymour Historical Society ...... $19,239 • – • North Haven High School • • $4,650 Planned Parenthood Western PA • $500 Seymour Public Library • $38,466 North Haven Trail Association • $5,000 Planned Parenthood of Southern New England • • • ...... $9,316 Shalom United Church of Christ • $500 Northeast Historic Film • $250 Port Orange Presbyterian Church • $1,000 Share Our Strength • ...... $500 Notre Dame High School • $10,822 Pratt Institute • ...... $1,000 Sheehan High School • $1,000 for additional information about grants in each issue area and grants by process, visit cfgnh.org/2013grantsbyissuearea 15 GRANTS & DISTRIBUTIONS CONTINUED

Shelter for the Homeless • $5,000 Southern Connecticut State University • • $130,408 Uganda Chrisitan University • $3,000 Shelton Economic Development Corporation • ...... $1,982 Southern Poverty Law Center • ...... $7,000 UJA-Federation • ...... $9,000 Shelton High School Robotics Team • ...... $5,343 Southington High School • $600 Unicef • $2,000 Shelton Historical Society Inc. • ...... $2,525 Spanish Community of Wallingford • $5,200 United Hospital Fund • ...... $500 Shelton Land Conservation Trust • ...... $1,924 Sphinx Foundation • ...... $3,000 United Methodist Committee on Relief • $6,000 Shepherds Inc. • ...... $4,550 Sportsometry • ...... $20,000 United States Holocaust Memorial Museum • ...... $250 Shoreline Arts Alliance • • ...... $1,025 Squash Haven Inc. • • • $111,265 United Way of Greater New Haven • • • • • $169,109 Shoreline Greenway Trail Inc. • • ...... $861 Squeaky Wheel Productions • ...... $500 United Way of New York City • ...... $500 Shoreline Village CT • • $4,000 St. Aedan-St. Brendan Catholic School • ...... $1,885 Universal Health Care Foundation of Connecticut • ...... $500 Short Beach Union Church • ...... $2,500 St. Andrews University • $2,000 Short Term Emergency Aid Committee • $2,500 St. Bernadette’s Catholic School • ...... $2,000 Silver Bay YMCA • ...... $1,000 St. Charles Brazillian Children • $250 Silver Lake Conference Center • ...... $1,000 St. John’s Episcopal Church • • ...... $13,180 Silvermine Arts Center • ...... $2,000 St. Martin de Porres Academy • • • ...... $23,800 $2.7 MILLION Site Projects Inc. • • ...... $6,306 St. Mary’s Church • $250 The Smile Train • ...... $1,200 St. Patrick’s Church and Parish • ...... $10,322 FROM DONOR ADVISED FUNDS Smith College • ...... $10,654 St. Paul’s School • ...... $250 Society of St. Vincent de Paul/St. Raphael Conference • ...... $644 The St. Thomas’ Day School Foundation • $3,500 ALLOCATION OF Stamford Hospital Foundation • $1,000 DONOR ADVISED FUNDS 4% 8% Stanford University • ...... $1,000 by Issue Area Stanford University, Center of Deliberative Democracy • . . . . . $55,000 18% 13% Starting Point ...... $250 • Arts & Culture (8%) • Basic Needs (13%) Stonehill College ...... $500 • • • Civic Vitality (32%) Stony Creek Cemetery Association Inc...... $4,460 Economic Success (<1%) • • 7% $2.7 Student Parenting and Family Services Inc...... $20,942 Education (18%) • • • MILLION Suffield Academy • ...... $1,500 • Environment (7%) Suffolk University ...... $1,400 • Health (18%) • Children & Youth (4%) 32% Survivin’ N Da Hood • ...... $1,000 • 18% Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation – CT Affiliate • $500 Sweet Briar College • ...... $3,200 <1% TEAM Inc. • • ...... $9,471 Be The Match Foundation • ...... $1,050 This Child Here • ...... $500 University of Bridgeport • ...... $3,531 Three Rivers Community College • ...... $3,000 University of Chicago, The College Fund • $1,500 Toquam Magnet School • ...... $2,000 University of Connecticut • ...... $249,127 The Towers Foundation • ...... $1,865 University of Connecticut Foundation Inc. $550 Town of Old Saybrook, Social Services ...... $2,270 • From our 1998 Annual Report: The Community Foundation • University of Maryland • ...... $1,300 helped establish the Nonprofit Philanthropic Resource Center at the Trinity Church on the Green • ...... $14,281 University of Massachusetts • ...... $2,000 New Haven Free Public Library, serving the needs of grantseekers Trinity College • ...... $1,192 University of Massachusetts Press • $5,000 and grantmakers. Trinity Lutheran Church • ...... $60,825 University of Michigan • ...... $550 Trinity School • ...... $2,199 University of Minnesota Foundation/School of Nursing • . . . . . $1,500 Solar Youth • • • • ...... $52,348 T’ruah • $500 University of Missouri, Columbia • ...... $2,000 SONCCA – Seymour/Oxford Nursery & Child Care Assoc. Inc. • . . . .$50 Truancy Intervention Project of CT • ...... $3,000 University of New England • $2,100 Soul Friends ...... $3,740 True Colors Inc. Sexual Minority Youth and University of New Hampshire ...... $1,000 • • Family Services of CT ...... $152 • Soul-o-ettes Drill Team $1,620 • University of New Haven ...... $620,387 • Tuck School of Business $1,000 • • • Sound School ...... $5,000 • University of Pennsylvania $2,500 • Tulane University ...... $4,650 • South Central Connecticut Regional Water Authority ...... $3,300 • University of Rhode Island $1,200 • Turning Point Center of Chittenden County ...... $2,000 • South Central Regional Economic Development Corporation • $253 • University of Richmond • $1,400 16 • Designated • Donor Advised • Fiduciary • giveGreater.org® • Organization Fund • Preference • Scholarship • Unrestricted cfgnh.org/2013grants

University of Rochester • ...... $500 Westport Library Association • ...... $5,000 Yale University, School of Nursing • ...... $200 University of Saint Joseph • • ...... $6,028 Westville Village Renaissance Alliance • ...... $750 Yale-New Haven Hospital, Office of Development • • . . . . . $11,800 University of Southern California • ...... $7,500 WHEAT Inc. • • $8,283 Yale-New Haven Hospital • • • • ...... $162,678 University Press of New England • ...... $5,000 The Whitney Players Theater Company Inc. • $5,566 Yale-New Haven Hospital, Dept. of Pediatrics • ...... $301 Upon This Rock Ministries • $250 Whitneyville United Church of Christ • $6,733 Yale-New Haven Hospital Saint Raphael Campus • • $23,565 Urban Improvement Corporation • ...... $3,817 Wilbur Cross High School • • ...... $5,250 Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History • • ...... $15,169 Urban League of Southern Connecticut • • ...... $1,196 Wildlife Conservation Society • $800 YMCA – Columbia-Willamette • $1,000 Urban Resources Initiative • • • ...... $36,465 Wilton Education Foundation • ...... $500 YMCA – Friends of Boys • • ...... $9,752 Valley Arts Council • ...... $25 Wilton Library Association • $250 YMCA – New Haven Youth Center • ...... $228 The Valley Community Foundation • ...... $1,053,000 Wind of the Spirit Immigrant Resource Center • ...... $950 Yolo Food Bank • ...... $1,500 Valley Independent Sentinel (Online Journalism Project) • . . . . .$2,634 Wint Filipek Sr. Memorial Tennis Young Audiences of Connecticut Inc. • • • ...... $6,331 Valley United Way • • $6,151 Tournament/Scholarship Fund Inc. • ...... $250 Young Life • ...... $250 Valley YMCA • $561 WMNR Fine Arts Radio • • ...... $1,121 Young Parent Program of Milford Inc. • $2,000 Vanderbilt University • ...... $5,000 WNPR-FM, 98.1 • ...... $400 Younglife • ...... $500 Varick Memorial A.M.E. Zion Church • $1,000 WNYC – New York Public Radio • $500 Your Place Youth Center of St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church • $3,375 Vassar College • ...... $4,200 Women and Family Life Center • • • • • ...... $26,268 Youth Continuum Inc. • • ...... $14,623 Vassar College, Alumni Fund • ...... $3,000 Women of Power Network Inc. • • ...... $3,601 Youth Forum Maine • ...... $500 Vermont Cares • $1,000 Women’s Health Research at Yale • • • $12,106 Youth Rights Media Inc. • $534 Vets Link Inc. • ...... $1,195 Woodbridge Town Library • ...... $2,492 Youth Soccer Association of New Haven • ...... $2,500 Village Improvement Association • • ...... $45,394 Woodruff Family YMCA • $623 Zygote Press • ...... $250 Visiting Nurse Association of Woods Hole Reseach Center • ...... $500 South Central Connecticut • • • • • ...... $61,762 Woodstock Ski Runners • ...... $500 Visiting Nurse Services of CT • • ...... $10,000 Wooster Square Conservancy Inc. • ...... $500 VISTA Vocational & Life Skills Center • ...... $2,157 Workforce Alliance • $5,000 VNA Community Healthcare • • ...... $3,913 The Workplace Inc. • $25 Volunteer Services Center Inc. • ...... $31,221 World Golf Foundation Inc., The First Tee • ...... $500 Volunteers in Asia • $500 World Peace Prayer Society Inc. • ...... $500 Wags & Whiskers TLC Inc. • ...... $767 World Wildlife Fund • • ...... $9,101 Wallingford Chorus • • ...... $277 Wounded Warriors Project • ...... $5,000 Wallingford Symphony Orchestra Society Inc. • ...... $500 WSHU Public Radio • $600 Walnut Hill School • ...... $250 Xavier High School • ...... $1,300 Walter Pop Smith League • ...... $637 Yale Cancer Center • • ...... $232,774 WaterAid America Inc. • $5,000 Yale Child Study Center • $690 Waterford Country School • $3,000 Yale China Association • $500 The Watershed Fund Inc. • ...... $1,643 Yale Club of New Haven • ...... $2,933 The Watershed Partnership Inc. • ...... $51 Yale University • • ...... $102,213 Wayfaring Ministries • ...... $2,250 Yale University Art Gallery • ...... $8,065 Wentworth Institute of Technology • $2,000 Yale University Interdisciplinary Center for Wesley Heights Inc. • ...... $50 Bioethics Animal Ethics Group • $7,000 Wesleyan University • ...... $5,250 Yale University Library • • ...... $8,959 West Haven Child Development Center • • • $17,303 Yale University Women’s Organization • • ...... $2,567 West Haven Community House • • • $1,642 Yale University, Office of Development • $582,693 West Haven High School • • $35,785 Yale University, Office of New Haven and State Affairs • . . . . . $5,677 West Haven Historical Society • • ...... $894 Yale University, School of Management • ...... $500 West River Neighborhood Services Corporation • ...... $2,964 Yale University, School of Medicine • • $50,251 Western Connecticut State University • ...... $14,813 Yale University, School of Medicine, Western New England Psychoanalytic Institute • • ...... $11,432 Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation • $96,000 Westport Arts Center • $5,000 Yale University, School of Music • ...... $290 for additional information about grants in each issue area and grants by process, visit cfgnh.org/2013grantsbyissuearea 17 MEETBASIC NEEDS When basic needs of individuals and families are met, our entire community is strengthened. Unmet basic needs put our community at risk and devastate lives — a lack of affordable housing can force people to live farther from their jobs, undermining their stability and quality of life; children who are hungry are less likely to succeed in school; and homelessness influences school attendance and incidences of domestic violence.

Foundation grants to New Haven Home Recovery provide general Whalley Terrace is a permanent supportive housing site for seniors When she died in 1941, Caroline Silverthau became the seventh operating support for its shelter, housing, stabilization and furniture who were formerly homeless. Columbus House provides on-site donor to The Community Foundation. Her bequest stated that services for women and children confronted with homelessness, case management and Home Inc. owns and manages the property grants be used for milk and coal for the poor. Because coal came to HIV/AIDS and behavioral health issues. In 2013, the Dahl Fund located in New Haven. These groups, and others, are part of the be replaced by gas or oil for heat, and milk is distributed through supported the capital project to remodel the kitchen for CT Coalition to End Homelessness. schools, the Silverthau Fund is now broadly used to support basic “Martha’s Place.” needs such as the Downtown Evening Soup Kitchen and the Community Dining Room in Branford. 18 cfgnh.org/meetbasicneeds

The Daniel Jones Fund, established in 1988, is a designated fund for Columbus House, and the Helen W. Jones Fund, established by bequest in 2011, is to be used for “the care, support and succor of the poor and needy in the Greater New Haven area, including, without limitation, housing, food, medical and social needs and education and vocational training.” Taking care of people’s basic needs was important to Helen and her father during their lives, and their legacies will provide resources to continue this work forever.

From its beginning, CitySeed has worked to overcome the challenges urban residents encounter in accessing local, healthy food. In 2013, Foundation grants supported Habitat for Humanity and Following the overwhelming success of a Saturday farmers’ market in Wooster Square, with the support of the City of New Haven and its new venture to raise funds through ReStore, a retail store The Community Foundation, CitySeed now operates markets in several New Haven neighborhoods. of donated building materials, appliances, cabinets, flooring, windows, doors and all of the other items used to build, remodel and improve homes.

19 NEW FUNDS As has been true since 1928, the new funds created each year reflect the breadth of worthy causes in our community and the different circumstances that inspire local giving.

Achievement First Fund for Ted DeLauro Scholarship Fund New Haven Youth Enrichment If you’ve ever had the pleasure of seeing the vibrant pink blooms Recognizing a common interest in ensuring the success of of the cherry trees during New Haven’s Cherry Blossom Festival, New Haven’s urban youth, Achievement First and the community you can thank Ted and Luisa DeLauro. The Italian immigrant couple leaders in New Haven neighborhoods created a donor advised fund played a key role in having Wooster Square designated as New to support youth enrichment programs. Haven’s first historic district and in laying the foundation for the creation of the Festival. Last year, their daughter, Congresswoman Autumn Fund Rosa DeLauro, decided to create a scholarship fund in her father’s memory for graduating high school students in Connecticut’s Third Community leaders Eric and Ethel Berger are active volunteers and Congressional District, the district she has represented since 1991. passionate advocates for social change in Greater New Haven. It is the second fund established by Rosa — the first being a donor The couple have long held positions on the boards of numerous advised fund created in 2001 and named for both her parents. nonprofit organizations. Creating a donor advised fund allows them From our 1957 Annual Report: a play group at The Jewish to support the causes they care about most during their lifetimes Community Center. John A. Edmonds Scholarship Fund and create a legacy of giving after their deaths, when the fund will award grants for broad charitable purposes. Bridgeport Rotary Club Housing Corporation Nancy E. Hill created a scholarship fund in memory of her father, An organization fund established by a transfer of assets for the John A. Edmonds, to help students achieve their academic goals. benefit of the Bridgeport Rotary Club Housing Corporation that John was a Korean War veteran who worked for more than a supports seniors through two housing projects. decade as a clinical social worker at the Veteran’s Administration 45 NEW FUNDS Hospital. Later in his career, he worked as a social worker for Burry Fredrik Foundation Fund the Hamden Public School system and eventually as an Assistant Principal. His true passion was working as a volunteer mentor at CREATED IN 2013 Established in 2013 as an organization fund by a transfer of assets Hamden High School for under-achieving students from single to support the Burry Fredrik Foundation, which was created to aid parent homes. He served on the board of the Coordinating Council in the growth and health of theatre companies. Born Erna Helene for Children in Crisis and the Urban League of New Haven and was Nancy H. & Henry E. Bartels Fund for Gerber, Burry Fredrik was a Broadway trailblazer whose career the Garden Club of New Haven an avid golfer, serving as a member of the U.S. Golf Association – spanned over five decades. She was a collector of antiques and Sectional Affairs Committee. As a long-standing and active member of the New Haven paintings, and a supporter of animal rights and protection causes, Garden Club, Nancy Bartels led several tours of gardens in as well as a noted director and Tony Award-winning producer. Gesell Institute of Child Development England many years ago. To show their ongoing commitment to the Club, now in its 90th year, Nancy and her husband The Gesell Institute of Child Development (GICD) created an Henry established the Nancy H. & Henry E. Bartels Fund for the organization fund for its benefit through a transfer of assets. Garden Club of New Haven to support its community projects. The GICD promotes using the principles of child development as the basis for all decision making for young children.

20 for new funds established with the Valley Community Foundation, visit valleyfoundation.org cfgnh.org/2013newfunds

Gateway Community College Foundation Fund A transfer of assets created an organization fund for the MORE THAN HALF THE AMOUNT benefit of the Gateway Community College Foundation Inc. The Foundation’s mission is to assist the College in expanding its services to students, enhancing academic instruction and investing in Connecticut’s future; advocate for the College and OF NEW GIFTS IN 2013 WERE FROM create nurturing partnerships with businesses, organizations and institutions throughout the community; provide necessary resources that enable the College to carry out its mission of providing high-quality instruction and comprehensive services in an environment conducive to learning; and fund scholarships for students, professional development grants for faculty and staff and BEQUESTS AND programmatic equipment for the College.

Frederick J. Giovannini Memorial Scholarship Fund What happens when a philanthropist with a local focus comes together with a local school system and local attorneys? Now graduating seniors at West Haven High School who enroll at Southern Connecticut State University are eligible for a ESTATE GIFTS Giovannini Memorial Scholarship. Mr. Giovannini bequeathed $500,000 to establish an endowed fund for this purpose. Throughout his lifetime, he had been making annual gifts to West Haven High School for scholarships and now, his legacy in his beloved West Haven community will continue forever. OVER THE PAST YEAR OVER THE PAST 85 YEARS Greater Dwight Development Corporation Fund Funds Established in 2013 Funds Established, 1928–2013 by Fund Type by Fund Type The Greater Dwight Development Corporation (GDDC) created this 11% 12% 16% organization fund through a transfer of assets to support its work • Designated (16%) • Designated (21%) 21% to improve the quality of life in the Greater Dwight neighborhood • Donor Advised (25%) 7% • Donor Advised (25%) in New Haven. GDDC is a nonprofit community-based organization • Organization (41%) • Organization (15%) 13% • Preference (7%) • Preference (14%) that was established in the mid-1990s, following a plan developed • Scholarship (11%) 45 • Scholarship (13%) 850 through a partnership with the Yale University Urban Design • Unrestricted (0%) 25% • Unrestricted (12%) FUNDS FUNDS Workshop and other community stakeholders. includes the Valley includes the Valley 14% Community Foundation Community Foundation 25% 41% 15%

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Haven I & Haven II Funds Birgitta W. Johnson Fund Long Wharf Theatre Fund for Artistic Excellence Harry Solomon recalls first learning about The Community Birgitta Johnson was a former trust officer, a devoted former An organization fund established by a transfer of assets for the Foundation when he was reading the manuscript of board member of several local nonprofits and long-time volunteer benefit of Long Wharf Theatre. The Wired City, a book by Northeastern University journalism at The Community Foundation. When Birgitta passed away in professor Dan Kennedy. Harry is quite familiar with the 2013, a portion of her retirement account was designated to Zachary & Laura Martinez Fund philanthropic landscape in Connecticut, largely owing his The Community Foundation to provide ongoing support to the When Zachary Martinez and Laura Hayes were planning their knowledge to his mother, Georgette Auerbach Koopman, Community Fund for Women & Girls, of which she was a wedding, they decided to ask friends and family to make a and grandmother, Beatrice Fox Auerbach, the Hartford legend founding donor. charitable contribution to their donor advised fund in lieu of and grande dame of G. Fox & Co., once the largest privately wedding gifts. The generosity of both the donors and the Martinez held department store in the nation. Solomon established a Lillian & Henry A. Konopacke Fund couple will carry forward for many generations to come, and donor-advised fund. Henry Konopacke was born in 1917 in New Haven and graduated provide a lifetime ability to support the causes about which they from Hillhouse High School. A machinist at Winchester Repeating care the most. Arms, Henry met and married Lillian Blair of New Britain in 1960. Henry and Lillian had a good life in their home in North Haven, traveling frequently and enjoying their boat with friends until Lillian’s death in 2003. Henry died in March 2013 at the age of 95. Through a bequest in his will, Henry created a preference fund to assist nonprofit animal shelters in Greater New Haven.

John R. Lacey Fund This fund was created by gifts in memory of John R. Lacey, who was remembered by his friends as a generous and thoughtful person, a passionate reader and a good friend. He was a corporate From our 1984 Annual Report: a volunteer from FISH of Greater and international business lawyer who enjoyed skiing and golf, New Haven distributing emergency food supplies to families in need. and served as an Appellate Hearing Examiner for the September 11 From our 2008 Annual Report: a scene from The Community Victim Compensation Fund. Foundation’s 80th Anniversary celebration, in which actors portrayed some of the donors who exemplified the power of philanthropy. Howard K. Hill Fund Susan M. Lewin Women’s Leadership Fund Howard K. Hill is a native of Connecticut, founder of Howard K. Hill Peter J. Meehan & Prudence F. Meehan Fund Funeral Services and prominent community leader. He has served Susan M. Lewin, Advisory Board Chair and long-standing volunteer Peter and Prudence Meehan grew up and began their personal and on The Community Foundation’s Board of Directors since 2009 of the Community Fund for Women & Girls, was known for her professional lives in Greater New Haven. In 1984 they moved to and is a board member of several Greater New Haven nonprofits insightful comments, her extraordinary organization, her prodigious Chapel Hill, North Carolina but their affection for their hometown and professional associations. Establishing a donor advised fund memory, her exceptional energy and her delightful laugh. This fund never wavered. They created a donor advised fund to support was a way for Hill to demonstrate a permanent commitment was created by Lesley Mills and others in her memory to honor her the good things they saw happening in New Haven during a to empowering and restoring urban neighborhoods by investing strong yet quiet leadership and commitment to advancing women visit for a Hopkins School reunion. The Meehans are recognized in the community, supporting higher education and addressing and girls, and will support the growth and development of women’s leaders in North Carolina; Peter is a former Chair of the Triangle health disparities. leadership in the nonprofit sector. Community Foundation and Prue created an online resource — thewomenofsubstance.net — to raise awareness about alcoholism among affluent women. With their new fund, they have stepped forward as philanthropic leaders in Greater New Haven as well.

22 for new funds established with the Valley Community Foundation, visit valleyfoundation.org cfgnh.org/2013newfunds

Music Inspiring Youth Fund David G. Powrie Fund After becoming engaged in November 2012 and making wedding Moving to Connecticut as a young architect to work with Eero plans, Lindsay May and Philip Kirsch reflected on their good Saarinen, David Powrie worked on projects like Yale’s Ingalls Rink fortune. Deciding on the cause that the fund would support in the 1950s. Although his love for the arts started in his childhood, was not difficult. Early in their relationship, Lindsay and Philip he has actively attended and supported the arts in Greater New discovered a powerful common bond: both their childhoods and Haven. In 2013, he established a preference fund to support arts adult lives were flooded with amazing moments and lessons driven and culture in our region, now and forever. by music. Philip attended hundreds of concerts of his favorite bands — exploring the country and making lifelong friends in the Marion M. Russell Fund process — while Lindsay was classically trained as a professional Marion Russell created a donor-advised fund to support the causes pianist. The couple frequently credit music as a primary source of she cares about most. their playfulness, love and child-like essence together. The Music Inspiring Youth Fund was established to provide music education and programming for underprivileged youth in New Haven. Donald E. Smith Memorial Scholarship Fund Originally established as a trust by Donald E. Smith upon his death

Neighborhood Music School Endowment Fund From our 2007 Annual Report: photos of the vibrancy of New Haven’s in 2009, the scholarship fund for the benefit of graduating seniors Chatham Square neighborhood were taken by resident children who who attended a Wallingford high school will now be part of The Neighborhood Music School (NMS) established this permanent attended a summer workshop funded by The Community Foundation. The Community Foundation. endowment through a transfer of assets. NMS was established in 1911 to provide the highest quality instruction in music and dance North Haven High School Excellence in Music Fund and to make it accessible to people of all ages, backgrounds, Varick Memorial AME Zion Church Fund economic means and levels of ability. Established by an anonymous donor, the North Haven High School A transfer of assets created an organization fund for the benefit of Excellence in Music Fund was created to enhance the music Varick Memorial AME Zion Church to support its mission of sharing for New Haven Free Public Library program and supplement support provided by the school budget in the gospel of Jesus Christ through effective evangelism, developing ways that provide opportunities for individual students to grow both strong disciples and expanding the opportunity to minister to the Bittker Fund for the New Haven Free Public Library Fund musically and personally. Greisinger Fund for the New Haven Free Public Library Fund spiritual and social needs of those in the community. New Haven Free Public Library Fund Pierce Fund for the New Haven Free Public Library Fund Optimates Society Fund for Yale University Women’s Organization Russell Loan Fund for the New Haven Free Public Library Fund The Optimates Society Fund was established in 2013 to provide Annual Y.U.W.O. Scholarship Fund A transfer of assets created five organization funds for the benefit for the long-term sustainability of the programming and outreach Magee Fenn Scholarship Fund of the New Haven Free Public Library. The Library opened in 1886 of the Optimates Society. The Optimates Society was founded Yale University Women’s Organization Operating Fund to ensure all New Haven’s citizens had full and unlimited access to to encourage learning, debate and the exchange of philosophies A transfer of assets created three organization funds for the benefit information and knowledge so that they could meet the needs of and ideas among Yale students and in the Greater New Haven of the Yale University Women’s Organization, founded in 1965 to daily living, have opportunities for self-education and participate community. The Society believes such activities are central to provide an opportunity for women of the Yale community to meet successfully in self-government. the development of well-rounded, principled leaders with a and pursue common intellectual and social interests. fundamental understanding of the ideas that have shaped history. To promote these initiatives, the Society hosts public forums, intellectual debates and lectures by leading scholars.

for a list of all Community Foundation funds, visit cfgnh.org/funds 23 PROMOTECIVIC VITALITY Greater New Haven’s vibrancy takes many forms. It can be seen in the beauty of its community gardens and parks. It can be heard in the voices of children at play in its neighborhoods and on its athletic fields. People and organizations work hard to eradicate prejudice and ensure that all members enjoy equality and justice. Ours is a community of vital and active people deeply committed to civic engagement.

Since the 1950s, the bequests of Frank Gates and his brother have Community is defined not only by geography but by religion and The Community Fund for Women & Girls, established in 1995, supported worthy Valley priorities. 2013 marked the tenth year ethnic or racial background too. In 1952 The Community Foundation supported the Connecticut Women’s Education and Legal Fund in of the Valley Community Foundation, which has grown into an supported the Jewish Community Center, which offered a dance 2013 to provide legal information, referral and advocacy services essential asset in building the future of the Valley. class to member children. The Samuel and Rose Gingold Family in Greater New Haven. Fund, established in 1972, is among the funds that have supported the Jewish Community Center through the years.

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Foundation grants continue to support the Online Journalism Project and its efforts to engage and inform the community through the New Haven Independent. In 2013, local entrepreneur Ben Berkowitz was featured in “6 Years On, See Click Fix Has Changed New Haven.”

The Great Give® 2013 distributed a record-breaking $900,000+ for local nonprofits. The Community Foundation’s website and Youth mentoring makes a difference in the Fair Haven and Hill giveGreater.org®, which feature issue briefs, stories of impact and profiles of local nonprofits, are changing the way we do our communities thanks to “Books Up, Guns Down,” a Neighborhood work and the way in which the community takes action. Leadership Grant recipient for the last three years. The program brings residents and businesses together and encourages healthy living and stresses positive role models for neighborhood kids.

25 FOUNDATION DONORS* Donors are very special people. Ours are no exception. Where others see problems, they see opportunities — using their personal resources to advance causes they care about and create a stronger community for us all.

Anonymous Leon Bailey Carla A. Birmingham Lucile Bruce City of New Haven Barbara S. Abrams Doug Baldwin & Betsy Gribble Elizabeth & Bill Bloxsom Susan J. Bryson & Laurence P. Nadel Frances T. Clark Achievement First Albert H. Barclay Jr. James & Kirsten Bocian Karl & Sandra Buchholz Sharon L. Clayman Bruce & Susan Ackerman Mrs. Albert H. Barclay Carly Bogen The Peter & Carmen Lucia Buck Foundation John P. Cobb Janet Adami Robert & Beth Barnes Gertrude Bollier Megan Burke T.C. Cobb Family John Q. & Helen V. Adams Joni Barnett Joan & Richard Bonomi Kathleen Burns Mary Ellen Cody Susan S. Addiss Jackie Barone David Bordonaro Michelle Burns Jena Cogswell Jean & Bob Adnopoz Hank & Nancy Bartels Harold & Maureen Bornstein Peter Butler Anita & Nan Cohen Adoni Spiritual Formation Center Aboud S. Bashy Stephen Boyer Linda & Carl Buzzelli Anita Cohen Nancy Veale Ahern Marvina L. Baskin Erica G. Bradley Donald Byrne Seth Cohen Jane Aiello Andrew Bates Lisa Brady Tricia Caldwell Henry & Linda Cohn Phyllis & Alexander Aiello Elaine B. Battles Susan M. Branch Janet M. Caliendo Brad Collins & Nancy Clayton Gale R. Alanby Jon Bauer Brenner, Saltzman & Wallman Berclee Cameron William J. Colombo Myles & Nancy Alderman David P. & Kirsten A. Bechtel Hiram & Patricia Brett Joseph A. Camilleri Jr. Judith Colton Nancy Alexander & Phillip G. Bernstein Nancy Becker Linda Briggs Liborio & Lynn Campo Linda Comen Estate of Margaret M. Allman George & Elynor Bedocs Marianne C. Brinigar Lincoln Caplan II & Susan L. Carney James P. Comer, MD Caroline S. Almy Sharon Cappetta Connecticut Center for a New Economy Inc. Alpha Kappa Alpha, Gloria & Daniel Carey Connecticut Funeral Supply Theta Epsilon Omega Chapter Neil & Martha Carrano Sally E. Connolly Heidi Altman & Scott Roehm Eric & Deborah Carson Ellen Bogen Cook, Lindsay Cook & American Institute for Foreign Study Carolyn Cary Amelia Cook Mildred M. Amis Elizabeth Casiano Christine B. Cooke Colette M. Anderson Ernest & Nancy Cassella Mary R. Cordray Herbert E. & Janice J. Anderson Corinne & Carlos Castro John J. Cournoyer & Melissa L. Wilson Phyllis L. Anderson The Catalyst Foundation Kevin A. Criscitiello Farrin R. Anello Thomas Catucci & Patricia Rhine Catucci Meghan Crosby Robert & Julia Anello Marcia A. Cavanaugh Cynthia W. Cross Russell M. Anello Andrea & Vinnie Cea Julie B. Crowder Ana Maria Arellano Katherine Ceccarelli Margaret Crowley Diane Fried Ariker Phyllis E. Ceccarelli David & Christina Cugell Dr. Walter & Diane Fried Ariker Cornell University Foundation, C. Elizabeth & Gerard Cunningham Jeremy & Stephanie Ariker Jody R. Schurman Account & Katherine M. Cunningham Kevin Armstrong Rosalie Schurman Account Dennis Curtis & Judith Resnik Anne W. Arnstein Drew Chafetz Ann S. & Robert A. Dahl Douglas & Catherine Arnstein Marc Chafetz Lewis & Catherine Davis From our 1996 Annual Report: the first Art on the Edge celebration on Audubon Street Katharine B. Arnstein Maria Chafetz John & Lois DeAngelis was part of the International Arts Festival, now known as the International Mr. & Mrs. James Arucci Maryalice Chaifetz Linda F. Decker Festival of Arts & Ideas. Ann & Ernest Ashton Mimi Chapnick Paul J. & Marianne M. Defeo Margaret P. Atherton Randall B. Chapnick Audrey DeFronzo Judy & Steve August Gloria D. Belliveau-Lenihan Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation Sandra Chase Barbara Delmhorst Monica Aversa Mary S. Benfer Karen Brodell Laura Chasen Delta Sigma Theta Sorority – Alfredo L. Axtmayer Rebecca & Matthew Bennett Chester & Glenna Brodnicki Hannah Y. Chen New Haven Alumnae Chapter Alexandra V. Rodriguez Axtmayer Eric & Ethel Berger Raeann Bromark Barbara N. Chesler Elizabeth & Peter Demir Patricia Hayes Axtmayer Julia Berger Althea M. Brooks Lauren Chiarello Carol J. Devellis Vanessa Rodriguez Axtmayer Donald Bernier & R. Gail Berneike Josephine Broude Michael & Nadine Chikuni Shiet Dhaon Gary & Rebecca Bach Michael Bielik Diane & Anthony Brown Chubb & Son Carol Dhawan

26 *donors in italics gave through both The Community Foundation and giveGreater.org® cfgnh.org/2013donors

Jeff & Janet Dickey George & Cecile Furkiotis Marty & Gayle Grusin Jaime McCarthy Hollander Verlie F. Kennedy Dickinson College Janet Gaetjens Louise H. Guion Thomas F. Holloway Cookie Kenny Lisa C. Diggs Frances M. Gaines Avni & Josh Gupta-Kagan Rebekah French Horn Raejeanne Kier Dixwell Avenue United Church of Christ Inc. Kathleen Gannon Ali Gusberg Howard K. Hill Funeral Services LLC Yong & Myong Kim Mary Jo Doherty Tyson & Michele Garbrecht Stacey Gutman Department of Health & Human Services for Joanne K. & Bruce King Sarah Dolan & Carl Moeller Dolores J. Gavin Janice & Anthony Hager New Haven Healthy Start David Kirsch Joy W. Donaldson Meredith Gavrin Michael Haggerty Gregory & Jennie Humpal Philip Kirsch Karen Donnelly Eugénie & Bradford Gentry Rhoda Hankin Jennifer L. Hunter Katherine M. Klarman Martin & Mary Donohue Richard G. German Steven T. Hannay Thomas & Jacquelyn Hutchison Miriam L. Klein The Dore Family Pia F. Gero Joseph M. Hannon Jr. Joan P. Huwiler Joan Kliger Sherree F. Draughn Cailyne Ghazarian Lauren Harms Kristen Infantino Christin Knowlton & Dylan Jones Dorothy L. du Pont Steve Giangiulio Lori Harriman Iota Inc. M.J. Knudsen Ruth DuBois Lisa M. & David J. Komoroski Mary Lee Duff Estate of Henry Konopacke Diane & Stephen Dukes * Edward Konowitz Diane E. Dukes Helene K. Korchin Gabeffa Duncan Lauren, Mark, Jacob & Molly Korman Estate of Arthur Ebbert Jr. David & Charlotte Koskoff Amanda Edmonds Robert & Bonnie Kreitler Arline & Richard Edmonds Meir & Barbara Kryger Liz Egan Joanne Kurteson Helmer & Joanne Ekstrom Joseph & Deanna LaCamera Elm City College Preparatory Middle School $24,365,190 Patrick & Carole Lalor Sara K. Erickson Donald & Beverly Lambert Sarah Erwich Melissa A. Lamoreaux A. Walter & Sharyn A. Esdaile Mr. Richard Lampasone Essex Financial Services Inc. IN GIFTS AND TRANSFERS Marianne Laska Linda & Mark Estacion Kathrin Day Lassila David P. Etzel Jr. Jessica R. Giangrande Anele R. Harrington Annie M. Jackson Laticrete International Inc. Deborah Everhart Robert & Dorothy Gill Merle W. Harris Dr. Shirley Jackson Michael Lawson Inna Fabrikant Nancy S. Gilliland Krista Hart Christie James Estate of Lillian Lazeroff Elizabeth Fajans William W. & Kel Ginsberg Hartford Foundation for Public Giving John James Sr. & Loretta James Patrick & Cathy Leahy Alice Farmer Janet L. Giordano Harvard University, Vitauts Jaunarajs & Phillip White Katherine R. Lee Kathleen T. Faught Richard Glassman Graduate School of Education Melanie Jay Leighton Lee III Benjamin Fenton Robin Miller Godwin Patricia H. Hatwater Jewels For Hope Philip J. Lee Anderlove Fequiere-Smith Orit Goldstein Christine Hayes Jewish Federation of Greater Hartford Mr. & Mrs. Philip K. Lee Dick & Marissa Ferguson Andrew Goloboy Denise & Gregory P. Hayes Jewish Foundation of Greater New Haven Molly Lemle Terrence Field Armando & Nancy Goncalves Emily C. Hayes Estate of Birgitta Johnson The Leo Rosner Foundation Inc. Joan Fields Joseph P. Gonzalez Jr. Jennifer Hayes Brian & Martha Johnson Garry & Nancy Leonard Helene & Juan A. Figueroa Joseph P. Gonzalez Sr. Kaitlin Hayes Christopher Johnson & Terencia Leon-Joseph & Peter Joseph Figure Foundation Israel M. Gordon Kenneth Hayes Rebecca Stewart-Johnson Mr. & Mrs. David Liebman Jerome & Patricia Fiorentino Lee & Becca Gordon Mark & Beverly Hayes Kelsey Johnson Mimi Lines First Church of Christ New Haven Benjamin Gorman Jr. & Elizabeth Gorman Ruby Hearn Lissa M. Johnson Kimberly Link First Clearing LLC Carolyn Gould Sydney Heath-Williams Lottie M. Johnson Rosemary Little Mary Flores-Harper & John Harper Karen Gould William & Judith Heins Nancy Johnson Scot Little Nicholas P. Fomenko Karin M. Gould Kevin & Elizabeth Hennessy Fellis Jordan & Harold Jordan Jr. Ling L. Liu Sharon M. Foster Ruth B. Grannick Estate of Alcibiades G. Heris Erin & Christopher Kasik Kathleen Livolsi Joseph J. & Melanie L. Fredenburg William & Jean Graustein Elizabeth Hernandez Deb & James Kaszas Joseph F. Loewenstein & C. Lynne Tatlock Frederick J. Giovanni Trust Greater New Haven Realtors Ralph Hernandez Brooks Kelley Peter Loge Laura Freebairn-Smith Scholarship Foundation Inc. Dawn & Richard Hersch Estate of Brooks Kelley Charles Long & Roe Curtis Louis & Margaret Freiler Stanley B. Greenberg & Rosa DeLauro Jennifer D. Higgins Jean R. Kelley Stuart M. Low Nancy E. Freiler James Greenspun Mr. & Mrs. Stephan L. Hilcoff Peter J. & Elise C. Kelley Mary F. Lowery Robert & Susan Frew Chelsea Grefe Howard K. Hill Bonnie K. Kellogg Louis F. & Mary A. Tagliatela Foundation Judith & Peter Frey Ramona Gregg Tyra Hintze Francine M. Kelly Amy Lu Roland & Mindy Fricke Mary Griffin William & Irene Hobbes Frank Kenna Jr. & Joan Kenna Marcia F. Lynch Pat & Joe Froetschel Bonita D. Grubbs Carol Hogan John D. & Kimberly Kennedy Estate of John M. Lyons

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John M. & Cecilia P. Lyons Family Fund Alix & Mark Morin Otis Poisson William & Martha Schipul Harry Solomon Nancy & Steven Maasbach Theodore & Carole Mucha Carol A. Pollard Dr. Phyllis Gimbel Schnitman Southern Connecticut James & Sarah Maben Samantha Mudry Jared Pollard Gloria D. Schoolfield State University Foundation Maria Maccalla Arun Mukherjee Alice E. Poole Janet C. Schupp Katharine O. Spadacenta Mary Mack Elora Mukherjee Mr. & Mrs. John J. Poremba Seedlings Foundation Stephanie Spangler Peter & Mary Ellen MacLean Fernando J. Muniz Angela G. & William E. Powers Barbara Segaloff Kartik & Tina Sreenivasan Bernard P. & Deborah W. Madden Christopher M. Murtaugh David G. Powrie Sandra Vigliotti Senich & Jack Senich Ankur Srivastava Martha Maguire Murtha Cullina LLP Katie Poynter Angela Serrano Myra Simmons Stanley Robert & Joyce Mailhouse Manu Nathan Rosanne & Troy Poynton Kohatsu M. Seto Louise F. Stanton Stephen Malawista National Association of Joan Pruzinsky Phyllis Z. Seton Harold & Sandra Stern Charles A. & Ellen A. Mandelberg Educational Office Professionals Michael Quatrini Kristen Severi Joseph Stevens David B. Margolis Tracey R. Naylor Vincent J. Quatrini Jr. Jennifer Seyler Susan S. Stevens Mark Shafer Living Trust Mr. & Mrs. James S. Needham Caroline Raccuia Vidhi Shah Aaron Stile Clare & Patrick Robert Mr. & Mrs. Peter Nelsen Daniel Raccuia Joseph & Catherine Harrick Richard & Judith Nelson Mary Raccuia Michael P. Martinez The Netter Foundation Inc. Thomas E. Raccuia Zachary & Laura Martinez New Haven Road Race Inc. Katurah L. Randall Marian F. Martone Robert Newman Sr. & Michele Newman Nicholas & Theresa Rapuano Daniel & Raphaella Maselli David I. Newton Dr. & Mrs. Sedrick J. Rawlins Robert & Janet Massa Sharon Nicolas Roger & Alison Redin Leah M. Mast-Heller Miriam Niederman Renee B. Fisher Foundation Inc. Carolyn Mazure Mark Noferi Catherine & Mick Ribeiro Deborah McAulay Susan Garcia-Nofi Kristen Richards Marisa A. McAuliffe The Northern Trust Company Nicole J. Richardson Mary T. McDermott Edward J. & Priscilla Ochman Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Dayna McGill Niall P. O’Connor Susanne Roberts & Stephen Victor Cheryl L. McGirl Sara Ohly Vincent & Janet Roche Deborah R. McGuire Gerald & Judith B. Oppenheim Orlando Rodriguez Elaine M. McLeod David O’Sullivan Shirley A. Axtmayer Rodriguez Carolyn McNally Oxford Freedom Run Committee Monica L. Rogers Sarah J. McNamara & Peter J. Jauquet Alba & Nick Pabon Cynthia Rojas Breanne McNamee John & Frances Padilla Chelsea Roland Joe & Bernadette McNelis Tracy A. Paganelli Rose B. Gingold Charitable Unitrust Sean McNelis Alan Palisoul Sheldon Rosengarten From our 2000 Annual Report: neighbors tend to a community garden on Katie Meacham Marguerite Palisoul Jacqueline C. Rosner Shepard Street in New Haven, supported through what was then known as the Matthew Medearis Cynthia Parker Carol F. Ross Neighborhood Program. Peter J. & Prudence F. Meehan Nirav & Priya Patel Sheilah Rostow Amy Meselson William Peairs Wendy C. Rowe Normand Methot Rayola & Roger Pedersen Nancy A. Rozendal & Gordon Lisker Angela Shashoua Sara Stile Eleanor Gail Meyers-Brown Peel Family Foundation Anne Rubin Jane A. Shaw Sunoco Inc. Denise Miceli Cheryl Pegues Rose S. Rudich Jana & Tom Shea Richard A. & Francee P. Sviridoff Marc & Tanya Michaelson Frank Pensiero & John W. Sauer Estate of Joseph B. Ruggiero Judith Hahn & Richard Shelling John W. Sweeney & Alice J. Mick Peggy Middleton Eugene & Geraldine Pergament Marion M. Russell Ryan Shera JoAnn & Walter Szulga Abja Midha & Vivek Sriram Mabel J. Peterson James E. Ryan Dr. Scott Sherman Joan & Kenneth Szymansky Milford Pediatric Group PC Catherine P. Petraiuolo Joanne Saccio Michael R. Shiner Elizabeth S. Tanaka Carrie L. Miller Louis Petriello Jane & Martin Sachs Phyliss D. Sholinsky Reuben Taylor Jane Ann Miller Bruna Petrucci Shelly Saczynski Max Shterngel Ilidio M. & Pedro D. Teixeira Judith D. Miller Rachel Pfisterer Anthony & Marie Santore Arielle Sigmon Ursula & Barron Tenny Lisa, Terran, Haley, Liam & Muriel Miller Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program Susan L. Saundry Lauren Silver Martha A. Terrell Lesley Mills Diane & Joe Phelan JoAnn Savage Vincent M. Simko, Esq. Gilda Tesoriero Maria Mojica & Edgar Colon Geraldine Phelan William & Annita Sawyer Susan Skolnick Elizabeth R. Tiano MMHBO Fund Joseph Phelan Joseph Scarfone Annsley Slawsky Michelle E. Tirella Emma Paulett Moore Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Phelan Joseph & Joan Schaefer Beatrice Smirnoff Erika Tissot Garrett Moore Jr. David & Margaret Phelps Anne F. Schenck Estate of Donald E. Smith Tony & Gary Hair Salon Kelly Moore Jonathan L. Phillips Jennifer L. Schiff Steven & Susan Smith John Toomey Sherry Mordecai Charles Pillsbury Judith A. Schiff Scott Snyder Betty Trachtenberg

28 *donors in italics gave through both The Community Foundation and giveGreater.org® cfgnh.org/2013giftsmemoryhonor

Michelle Traub Yale University Travelers Community Connections Susan & Tim Yolen Gifts to honor family members or friends are made Kimberly A. Tripp Jayne & Joseph Young Hobart G. Truesdell Estate of Seymour Yudkin Corine Trujillo Darren F. Yulfo to many established funds, and are a time-honored Mike & Diane Trusty Patricia Zablocky Christina Tung Fay Ann Zak Tom & Marcia Turner Eugene & Brenda Zandri and meaningful way to pay tribute to or remember Marcia L. Turner James & Kelly Zapata Vilandria Turner Anthony & Connie Zerella someone special. UIL Holdings Corporation Nicholas & Judith Zerella Stephen E. Ullman Ann Hedges Zucker Diana & Thomas Ullmann Emily J. Zuckerman UnitedHealthcare E. John Zuerrer Gifts In Memory of UIL Holdings Corporation Foundation Mary B. Arnstein Evelyn Gonzalez Fleck Roy Irving Olsen UnitedHealth Group Margaret Patricia Armstrong Ella Louise McNamara Ruth L. Osterweis Stephen Updegrove & Kathleen Hayes Howard W. Beach Lucrecia Garcia Audry June Pike Mary Valvano Raymond J. Bergmann Jr. Geraldine W. Gatison Glenn J. Pollard Vanderbilt University Viola Borrenpohl Ida B. Ginsberg Julie Hayes Raccuia Lisa & Richard VanEdsinga Clara Stone Briggs Maxine Kasden Greenberg Gwendolyn Randall G. Vaughn Henry Broude Julie Hayes Arthur Ratner Almira & Ronald Vichiola Dan Cady Julie Hayes & William Martinez Jose M. Rojas The Van Wart Family Clare Coe Casher Pauline Huwiler Jared Rosner Kara Vitali Juanita Cooper Elizabeth Keitel Ruth Ann Rosner Sandra A. Waiksnoris Judith R. Corchard Brooks M. Kelley Richard “Riley” Ryan Sally Jane & Steven P. Waite Jacob Waylon Cournoyer Harvey Koizim Edward Sheehy Levi Walker Gordon Courtmanche Margaret Spain Jolyn Washington Walker Bertha Konowitz Margaret Crowley Jean LaCamera Benjamin Trivelli Jan Walzer Brian D’Argo John R. Lacey Anthony Tung Daniel Warshaw Alicia Belt de Arellano & Susan M. Lewin William, son of Cynthia & Isabel Washburn Manuel R. Arellano Ludmilla L’Heureux nee Sirobaba Joseph Zakowski David Wasserman Janet Saleh Dickson William Martinez Rob Wechsler & Emily Aber Keegan Dolan Carla Weil Ella Louise McNamara John A. Edmonds Keegan D. Moeller Jason Weinberg Cheryl E. Weinstein Martha Sue & Bertrand S. Weisbart Maryellen Weisz Gifts In Honor of West Haven High School Lucille Alderman Mary Hedges Dr. Scott Sherman Carolyn E. Westerfield Diane Fried Ariker Margaret Hennessy Anthony Tung’s Glenn & Dotty Weston-Murphy Walter Ariker Sandy Kimbro granddaughter’s 6th birthday Deborah Westover Stephan Ariyan, MD Dean John Loge Charles & Diana Wakerley Bob & Denise Wheatley Alfredo L. Axtmayer William Martinez & Julie Hayes Judge Walker Susan Whetstone Alfredo L. Axtmayer II Zachary Martinez & Laura Hayes Tyona Washington Vivien White Alicia & Freddy Axtmayer Lindsay May & Philip Kirsch Little Waylon William Caspar Graustein Memorial Fund Norma Callahan Muriel Sholin Miller’s birthday Lisa Weil Estate of Patricia C. Winer Stacy Caplow Dr. Carl Moeller Yale Immigration Legal Services Clinic Daniel Winik Hope Carloni Dorothy Murphy Marlene Woodman Edward & Mary Lou Winnick Skip Casper Kurt Ousman The Winokur Family Foundation Inc. Ellen Bogen Cook John & Frances Padilla Deanne H. & Herbert S. Winokur Jr. Martha deBarros Julie Phelan Stephen & Rachel Wizner Sarah Dolan Edward Pikaart & Margaret Pikaart Kristen M. & John L. Wolfe Hilary Gerson Randy & Bill Pritting Wright Investors’ Service Inc. Jenik Ghazarian Natasha Ray Tammy J. Wright Hope Gibeault Erin Rogers Yale-New Haven Hospital Julie Hayes Chris Ann Shadron

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A growing economy is indispensable to a strong community, as are efforts to make sure that everyone in the community has the opportunity to benefit from economic growth. Support for workforce training, financial literacy and public transportation enables individuals to succeed economically and strengthens families.

The Community Fund for Women & Girls promotes the economic Robert Dodds was a major supporter of Junior Achievement Through Community Offender Re-Entry Experience (C.O.R.E.), advancement and equity of women and girls. It was fitting that during his lifetime and through his estate. As a businessman and a unique “Earn and Learn” program, EMERGE Connecticut Inc., Lisa Arpaia created a fund in her mother’s memory to support the entrepreneur Dodds believed in Junior Achievement’s purpose assists recently released adult offenders returning to Greater New Fund because Clara Stella Tropeano Arpaia saw education as a to educate and inspire young people to value free enterprise and Haven who have multiple employment obstacles, including low path to improve her life and economic security. understand how business and economics improve the quality of levels of literacy and numeracy and limited or no work experience. their lives.

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A 2013 grant to Career Resources Inc. supports the STRIVE-New Haven program, an entry-level workforce development program. STRIVE helps candidates develop soft skills, interview strategies, and resumes.

2013 marked the first full year of operation for the Connecticut Center for Arts and Technology (ConnCAT) located in Science Park. A Foundation grant helped the Hill Family First Initiative of Easter ConnCAT was created as a partnership between The Community Foundation and leading local philanthropists and institutions, Seals Goodwill Industries provide workforce development to help drawing on the vision and track record of Bill Strickland, one of America’s great social entrepreneurs. Hill neighborhood residents increase their incomes and stabilize their families’ economic well-being through employment and increased savings.

31 giveGreater.org® DONORS giveGreater.org® is Greater New Haven’s go-to resource for learning about the region and supporting the nonprofits that strengthen it. Donors can find information about our community’s current needs and opportunities, as well as the programs and services, governance, financials and community impact of more than 300 nonprofits. We thank the following donors for supporting their favorite cause/nonprofits in 2013.

Anonymous Joseph M. Ajello Susan S. Anderson Aschettino Associates LLC Judy & Steve August Rudy Babouder A friend of Artspace New Haven Oyinkan Akinpelu Ariana & Lissette Andino Structural Engineers Stephen August Barbara Backman 26 Ocean Course Drive LLC Lisa Albrecht James Andreassi William Aseltyne Caitlin Augusta Edward L. Baclawski Cristina H. Abad Suzanne & Jason Alderman Margaret Andreassi Jacob Ashworth Judith W. Augusta Dahiana Baez Nancy Abbey Matthew Aleksinas Pietro Andres Dr. Harry Aslanian A. Augustine Rosemary Baez Rebecca Abbott Mary Lou Aleskie & Peter Webster Andrew J. Eder Family Foundation Inc. Greenwood Associates Joanna Augustyn Lisa Baglini Mara Abella Isla Alexander Judith Andrews & Tony Falcone Dana Astmann & Cynthia Miller Louis Auld Jane F. Bailey Dr. & Mrs. Jerrold Abraham Cathy Alfandre Andrea Andros David P. Atkins Aunt Chilada’s Paul & Joanne Bailey Mark Abraham Victor Alfandre The Anestis Family David Atkins & Virginia Hutch The Austin Family Paul Bailey, AIA Katy Kim Abrahams Janet Stolfi Alfano Amy Angelo Cristina Baiocco Daisy Abreu Harriett Alfred Dr. Stephen Angle Sarah Baird Daisy C. Abreu Lauryn Aliwalas Nancy & Ronald Angoff Sarah Baird & Ben Kerman Dr. & Mrs. James Abroms Sheila Allen Bell Ansonia Rod & Gun Club Betty Baisden Madonna & Bill Abroms Cath Allen Richard & Mary Antaya John & Christine Bakalar Jody Abzug Jonny Allen Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield Rina Bakalar Denise Acampora Marie Allen Paula Anthony Eileen Baker Liz Acas Richard & Kathleen Allison Danielle Antin-Ozerkis & Eric Baum Don & Jan Baker Vivian Acevedo Sandy Allison & Jim Horwitz Paul & Susan Antinozzi Geoff & Kate Baker Bob Achille Robert Alpern & Patricia Preisig Ross, Jeffrey & Antle LLC Joe Baker Vicki Acker Vajra Alsop Rick & Nancy Antle Julie Baker Kimberly Acosta John Alstott Tim Applebee Kristin & Jim Baker Omayra Acosta Burton Z. Alter Bryce Appleton Lynn Baker Darryl Adachi Bruce Altman & Darcy McGraw Matthew Apuzzo Poonam Bakshani Christopher & Amy Adamo Richard & Julie Altman Erinn Arbelaez Marlene Baldizon Barbara Coleman Adams Altschuler Family Walter Archer Marlene & Marissa Baldizon Kathryn Adams Laura Altshul Meg Arenberg Buzz & Jill Baldwin Mary Adams Victor Altshul Alice Arezina Ronald Baldwin Nancy Adams Helen Amaral Aribella Ristorante Chris & Katie Balestracci Roger & Barbara Adams Robert Amato Jeremy D. Ariker From our 1954 Annual Report: in honor of Prevention of Cruelty to Patricia Balkonis Abby Adelman Marie Ambrosini Ariori Family Animals Month. Here are the poster contest winners at Highland Scott Ballantyne & Rebekah Johnson Attorney Daniel W. Adelman Jodie Ambrosino & Stuart Weinzimer Diane Ariza Height-St. Francis Orphan Asylum, reminding us to be kind to our Jane E. Ballerini Robert & Marion Adelman Michael Ames John & Rebecca Arkenberg animal friends. Nancy & Steve Bamford Prof. Monika Advocate AMS Performing Arts Center Anthony T. Arlis Je Banach Mary Afeltra Susan AnderBois The Mayor Family John P. Atkins Marcia J. Austin The Bancroft Family Susan J. Agamy Ginger Anders Paula Armbruster Peter & Rosalind Atkins Pamela Austin Skipwith Banker Emefa Agawu Dennis Anderson William Armstrong William Atkinson The Axelrod Family Joe Banks Carol & Elliot Agin Eleanor Anderson Rachel Arnedt & Leo Sheinberg Becky & Shay Atluru Stephanie Aybar Kenyetta Banks William Agrella Jeff Anderson Christina Arredondo Barbara Attick Alex B. Nancy Bannon & Brian MacDevitt Melinda Agsten Jennifer Anderson Maria Teresa Arredondo Alexis Audette & Sanjiv Rao Karen Baar September Baraquin Deborah V. Ahern John M. Anderson Ana Arroyo Louis G. Audette Jeffrey Babbin & Mike & Eileen Barbaro Woo-kyoung Ahn Burt & Melanie Anderson Artspace Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Stanley Augenstein Dr. Marlene Schwartz Joe Barber Sonja Ahuja Sharon Anderson Lucia Aschettino Judy August Ronald Baber Mary Barber

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Sandra Barber Bill & Judy Bassett Julie Belaga Rosemary Bialobrzeski Maureen Bogan Boys & Girls Club Alumni Association Roberta Barbieri James Batek Maureen Belden Donald Bialos Carly Bogen John Braccio & Terri Bryant Joyce Barcley Carey A. Bates Cindy Bell Saundra Bialos Dr. & Mrs. Clifford W. Bogue I. B’Racz Joseph Barese Jim Bates Dick Bell Nancy Bianchi The Bogush Family Fiona & Mark Bradford Mr. & Mrs. Sal Barese Bill & Donna Batsford Ronald Bell Diana Biascoechea Kim Bohen Elizabeth Bradley Eliza Barker Donna Batsford Taylor Bell Millie Biascoechea Eric & Lou Ann Bohman Katherine Bradley Maria & Ridgway Barker Jamie Batson Wendell Bell Caroline Biden Sarah Bohner Kathleen & Robert Bradley Ruth Barker Stacey Battat Donna & Tony Bella Jamie Biden Arthur Boles Kathryn Bradley Kathy Barkin Yonatan A. Battat Daniella Beltran William Bidwell Elizabeth Bolster Elaine Braffman Tracy Barletta Miriam Battista Eli Ben Haim Thomas Biederer Stephanie & Elon Boms Pamela H. Bramhall Mrs. Sharon Barnabei Elaine B. Battles Doron Ben-Atar Mary Biehl Anthony Bonadies Susan Bramhall Douglas Barnes Wendy Battles Susan Bender Robert Bienstock Anthony & Linda Bonadies Thomas S. Brancati George Barnes Astrid Baumgardner Paul & Katie Benjamin Mark Biggins Gaetano Bonanni Mark Branch Helen Barnes Hayne Bayless Cynthia & Michael Benn Kate Biller Robert Bonds Andrew Brand Jim Barnes Danny Beach Monken Benn Elisa Billings Mary Ann & Geof Bonenberger Lisa Brandes Margaret Barnes Richard & Nancy Beals Christine Bennett Larry Bingaman Keith Bonner Jennifer Brandi Mary Barnes Tina Clark Beamon Therese Bennett & Martin Hartog Tanya Pohrt Binowski Annette Bonomo Christina Brandt Meredith Barnes Sarah Beard Lund Susan Beno Kim & Phil Birge-Liberman Mialisa Bonta Kevin Brandt Pamela & Timothy Barnes Debra Beard Pierce Marcel & Erica Bens Ann-Marie Bishop Andrew & Sarah Boone Randi Brandt Sarah Barnes E. Beard M. Berg Jonathan & Nancy Bishop Suzanne Boorsch Ms. C. Brantle Stephanie R. Barnes Celeste & Cliff Beattie Robert Berg Keith Bishop Elizabeth Borden Vincent Brantle Hil Barnett The Rev’d & Mrs. Richard E. Beattie Silvia Berg Keith & Debbie Bishop Brian Borgerson Lisa Branum Megan A. Barnett John Lee Beatty Eric & Ethel Berger Kevin Bishop Skip Borgerson Jessika Ducharme Brasseaux Robert Barnett Jonathan Beatty G. Spencer Berger Lisa Bisson Christopher Borgstrom Anna Brathwaite-McGregor Mary Lou Barnstien The Beatty Family Lolly Berger Michael J. H. Blair Marna & Eric Borgstrom Hans & Hildegarde Braun The Baron Family Penny Beauchemin Hans Bergmann Pam & John Blair Lydia Bornick Regina Braun Linda S. Barone The Beauchesne Family Jennifer Berkett Gretchen Blake Wojtek W. Borowski Irwin M. Braverman, MD Timothy G. Barr Edward Beaudette Sharon Berkley Pam Blanchette Jerry Boryca The Bravo Family Jim Barra Larry G. Beaudette Miriam Berkman The Blanchette Family Christi Boscarino Kathryn Brayer Dr. Laura Barraclough Marion S. Beaudette Rita Berkson Luis E. Blanco Rosanne Boscarino Breathe, Smile Go Slowly Richard Barredo Pamela Beaudette Henry Berliner & Mickey Kavanagh Marilys Blanco Christi Boscarino Stan Brecher David Barrett Lisa Bebey Leah Berliner Joyce Blandon Christi Boscarino-Elligers The Breeze Family Patty Barrett Dave & Kirsten Bechtel Nancy Berliner & Alan Plattus Linda Blank Nicholas Boshnack & Daniel Brenman Susan P. Barrett Jenny Beck Boris Berman Dianne Blazier-Jiosi Jonathan Weinberg Patricia D. Brennan Phoebe M. Barron Agnes & Bill Beckert Nohra Bernal Phil Bleich Julie Bossenberry Chris & Rob Brennan The Barsade Family Alyssa Beckmann Elizabeth Berner Jenifer J. Blemings Ann Bostic William Brennan The Bartlett Family Dr. Andrew Bedford Robert Berner Stephen Blenus / Roger Spinelli Alfred Bothwell Brenya Kimberly Bartlett Anne Marie Bedford Ashley Bernhard Cynthia Blessing Edward Bottomley Sheri Bretan Mary Bartlett Sharon Bedford Marla Berrios Noel & Cindy Blessing Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Bouchard Hiram L. Brett Christopher M. Bartley Shira Bedford Paul Berry Olive Blessing Anne Boucher Abraham Brewster Anna Bartow The Beech Family Phyllis Bershaw Tia M. Blevins David Boudinot Dina Brewster Nan Bartow Robert Beech Rich & Chay Bershtein Noah Blocker-Glynn Nina & Bob Boudinot Carroll W. Brewster The Bartram Family Beers, Hamerman & Company PC Karen Berwick & Anita Pavone Blockwatch #855 Tom & Nancy Boudreau Rebecca Brewster Base Design John Beeson Varun Bery Kerstin & John Blomquist Anais & Eloise Boulanger Ursula Brewster Jo-Anne Basile Paul Begemann The Bhalla Family The Blood Family Philip Boulanger Gail & Stephen Brickel, for Jacob William C. Baskin Jr. Brian & Nadine Behmke Pema Bhutia Mary Bloom Dr. Richard & Colette Boulanger Bridge Ministry Carole Bass Lewis Beilman III Frank Bia Meg Bloom Susan L. Boulanger Bridge to Success Lisa Bassani Margaret Bekeny Margaret Bia Noah Bloom Kerry & Paul Boulian Laurie Bridger Cathy Bloomberg Kahana Hula LLC Derek & Jennifer Briggs Kathy Blose Pat Bourne Linda Briggs Robert Blount Jr. Robert & Christine Bourne Marge & Ed Brighindi Julia Blue Raspe Kate Bovarnick Grace G. Bright Jean Blue Christopher Bowen Jay Bright Timothy Blum Thomas Bower Faith F. Brill Al & Linda Blyer Emily Boyd Linda & Daniel Brill John & Michele Boccalatte Stephanie Boyd Scott R. Brill Patricia J. Boczer Heath & Mary Boyer Ute Brinkmann Kathryn Bodden James & Phoebe Boyer Fred Brisbois Kristin Bodine Allison Staib Boyle Leslie Brisman Stephanie Boegeman Boys & Girls Club of New Haven Allan Brison

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Quality education gives children limitless possibilities. The Community Foundation is a lead supporter of New Haven’s nationally renowned effort to enhance academic outcomes, and is helping New Haven’s most promising young people attend college.

The Community Foundation was an early supporter of the The Community Foundation’s commitment to education is seen Working in partnership with families and the community and with Gesell Institute of Child Development, which promotes the in our funding of New Haven Promise, which provides students Foundation funding, New Haven Reads, started in 2001, is creating principles of child development. Foundation support has come with college scholarships. In partnership with Yale University and a Greater New Haven in which every child has the opportunity to from unrestricted funds such as the General Fund created by The City of New Haven, Promise — through energized students, master reading and increase the odds of becoming a successful Frederick Brewster in 1948. parents and the business community — seeks to strengthen adult. Its volunteer-based, one-on-one tutoring programs, New Haven’s public schools as well as bolster the City through Book Bank and family support initiatives serve as a national model. economic development. 36 cfgnh.org/providequalityeducation

2013 grants supported Gateway Community College’s Higher Education Express Middle College Initiative at Cooperative High School for the Arts and Humanities, James Hillhouse High School and New Haven Academy.

The Promising Scholars Fund awards scholarships to students like Austin DeChalus (pictured above with Fund Committee member In 2013, a Foundation grant from the Olive Louise Dann Fund Dr. Curtis Patton) who have demonstrated talents both in and outside the classroom. The awards are made by Beta Tau Boulé, the local supported Leila Day Nurseries child care center serving children chapter of Sigma Pi Phi, the oldest African American Greek letter fraternity, inspired by Edward A. Bouchet, the first African American of working families. Leila Day fosters the children’s social, to earn a doctorate from an American University. emotional, cognitive and physical development within a warm and nurturing environment.

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41 PROTECTTHE ENVIRONMENT Stewardship of our natural resources is essential if we wish to guarantee that present and future generations enjoy clean water, good air quality and open spaces. From the ocean beaches of Hammonasset and Silver Sands to the wooded trails of Sleeping Giant and West Rock Ridge, Greater New Haven is home to an impressive number and variety of parks and open spaces.

As a Connecticut Fund for the Environment (CFE) board member Through the generosity of Elizabeth Hird, the Outer Island Fund The expansion of New Haven’s park system in the first half of and president, Brooks M. Kelley understood the critical importance ensures that this Thimble Island off the Branford coast will be the 20th century was overseen by park’s director Hayes Quincy of protecting and improving the land, air and water of Connecticut preserved in its natural state as a haven for migratory birds and Trowbridge. Through a bequest of his wife, Olga Trowbridge, and Long Island Sound. His generous gifts of time, advocacy native species and used for education and research by students, the Environmental Center at College Woods in East Rock Park and wisdom helped guide CFE from its early days to become the environmental agencies and others for years to come. introduces kayakers, Cub Scout troops, bird watchers, dog walkers, thriving organization it is today. Kelley left a bequest for CFE at and families to a park that Trowbridge created years ago. The Community Foundation. 42 cfgnh.org/protecttheenvironment

Resources from the Quinnipiac River Fund help measure and monitor chemical levels in the Quinnipiac River and support the development of a recreational trail along the river’s edge.

Through the work of volunteers, and with the support of grants from The Community Foundation and others, the Shoreline Greenway Trail is A grant from the Susan W. and Sumner McK. Crosby Jr. Fund coming to life. When completed it will be one continuous, 25-mile trail running from Hammonasset State Park through Madison, Guilford, supports Common Ground High School — the nation’s longest- Branford, and East Haven to Lighthouse Point in New Haven. running environmental charter school, which is also an urban demonstration farm and environmental education center for all.

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Prete Tom & Pat Quinn Eleanor O’Neill The Pandolfi Family Deborah Penny Mrs. Mary Lee Pimentel Rabbi Jim & Elana Ponet Jules Price Clara Quinones Maggie O’Neill Dr. Professor Pants The Pensa Family Dorothy Pina Mrs. Pontbriant Mary Ellen Price Marsha Rabe Nan O’Neill Angel Panttoja Sr. Greg Pepe Luciana Pinchiero Lauren Pontbriant Judith Primavera & Fred Hulley John Raben Timothy O’Neill Mrs. Norma Panttoja Mary L. Pepe Brian Rabinove Martha B. Oneppo Elizabeth Panza Neil Pepe Cathie Rabinove Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Oneppo Lynda Papallo Joseph Pereira Dave Rabinove Kristin N. Onofrio Ellen Papciak Magalys Perez Brian & Rachel Rachler Sue & Perry Opin Mary Grace Pappacoda Melissa Perez Rita Rack Ray & Debbie Oppel Laura Pappano Michelle Perez Michael Radawiec Win & Patty Oppel Christine Paquette Dr. Andre Peri Myron Radawiec Alexander Opper Christine Parente Jim Perillo Adriene Radcliffe & Family Heath Opper Francisco J. Paret Jennie C. Perkins Leslie Radcliffe Jane Opper The Paris Family Adam E. Perrin, MD Joan Radin Andrew Orefice Mary Jane Paris The Perrino Family Joey Radin Elizabeth Oreilly Hannah Parisella Tom & Robin Perrone Kathy & Joey Radin Dan A. Oren Caroline B. Park Christen & Ben Perry Asia & A. J. Ragland Patricia Orkney Estelle Park & Family Lynne & Craig Perry Don Ragozzine BethEllyn Oronzo Helen Park Sydney A. Perry Swamy Raj The O’Rourke Family James Park Persons with Disabilities Monica Rak Carol & Robert Orr Lesley S. Park John Pescatore & Ann Martin Kim Karlin Rakusin Abimael Ortiz Yun Park Robert J. Pescatore Helen Ramos Fred Ortoli Cynthia M. Parker Amy & Peter Sims Jasmine Ramos Karen Orzack-Moore Gary M. Parker Anne Peterson Martina Ramos Tim & Sallie Osborn Robert D. Parker Chris Peterson Matthew Ramos Dora Osei Russell Parkman Rev. Diane M. Peterson From our 1970 Annual Report: the Grandmother’s Band provided entertainment for both Pedro Ramos Tom OShea Jill & Steve Parkosewich Jane Peterson young and old as one of the many neighborhood based groups – theatrical, artistic and Tiamarie Ramos The Oster Family Kristin Kranzley Parks Stephen & Mabel Peterson musical – which were featured during the New Haven Festival of Arts that summer. Tiemarcie Ramos Mary Tess O’Sullivan Scott Pask Tom Peterson Debra Ramsay Cheryl Oswald Walter Pastet Mrs. Edward Petraiuolo Jr. Mirielle Ranade Maryann Ott Patricia Pataky Cathy Petraiuolo Aaron Pine Renee Pontbriant Arnold Pritchard Rajeev Ranade Gary Ottenbreit Michelle Patenaude Vin & Karen Petrini Carole Pinney Caty Poole Gretchen W. Pritchard Patricia Ranney David & Reyna Ottenstein Amy Paterson Pam Petro Pinpoint Promotions Edith Poor Sara E. Pritchard Mandy Ranslow Nancy Otterstrom Pat Griskus Triathlon Dr. Melinda Pettigrew Pintea-Staker Family Cynthia Poppa Progressive Benefit Solutions LLC Mary Ann Raph Otzel Robert J. Patnode Laura T. Pfeifer Lauren Pinzka Mary Porterfield Christopher Prokop Christine Rapillo Russell Outler Brad Patrick Thach Pham Elaine Piraino-Holevoet Sarah Porterfield Protecting Mother Earth Paul L. Raspe Robert & Mary Outtrim Jane & Alan Patterson Mrs. Phelmetto Elaine Piraneo Paul Portnoy Michele Proscino Neda Rastegar The Overcamp Family Kay Patterson David & Margaret Phelps Laura Pirie Rita Flanagan Portnoy Gary J. Prosco Akshaya Ravishankar John Overchuk Al & Marian Patuzzi Margaret Phelps Angelique Pitney Anna Porto Dr. Aaron Prosnitz John Ravnan James R. Owen Rebecca Paugh Helena A. Phillibert Jessica Planas Eleanor & Allen Post Ewa Prusak Nathan Rawling

47 ENSUREHEALTH & WELLNESS

A healthy community is a strong community. When we enjoy good health, when we engage in wellness activities, and when we support people living with disease or disabilities, there are profound benefits to the individual and the community as a whole.

A 2013 grant from the George Mixter Fund, established by his The Clifford W. Beers Guidance Clinic celebrated 100 years Richard M. Grave and his family established the Grave Family Fund estate in 1947, supported the Treatment Access Program of of trailblazing work, in 2013, in the field of mental health. to address health issues and as a way of honoring his immigrant Continuum of Care, which provides temporary payments and case The Community Foundation has supported Clifford Beers for many grandfather, “both his gratitude for the opportunities afforded management for single people who are already in shelters or are in decades. Dr. Harold Bornstein, a former Clinic Board member, and him in 19th century New Haven and his commitment to the danger of losing their homes. his wife, Maureen, have taken measures to support Clifford Beers improvement of his adopted community… .” in the future through a charitable gift annuity at The Foundation.

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As the first community health center in Connecticut, the Hill Health Center has a long history of serving New Haven neighborhoods. The Clinic is now named for Cornell Scott, the Center’s long-time director and Community Foundation Board member from 1976–1984.

Grants from the Jennie C. Bronson Fund, in 2013, supported the Healthy Eyes Alliance that provides vision screening, referral and follow up Since 1997 The Community Foundation has operated New Haven services for preschool children and also helped the Visiting Nurse Association of South Central Connecticut provide community health and Healthy Start, a program that helps pregnant women deliver healthy home care services. and happy babies. Its goal is to reduce the infant mortality and morbidity rate in the City of New Haven.

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Nick & Joan Rawlings Abigail Rider Aliya Roginiel Bridgette Russell Donald L. Sapir Gloria Schaffer The Ray Family Michelle Ridley The Rogol Family Leah Russell Janet Paley Sapir Michael Schaffer Charlotte Rea & Robert Fricker Samuel Rigotti Connie Rohe Bruce Russett SARAH Foundation John Schaible Matthew C. Reale Michael Rigsby Fatima Rojas Cynthia Russett Phyllis Saranec Kenneth E. Schaible Alisa Reber Mark A. Rike Nancy E. Rojas Joseph Russo Lynne Sarro David E. Schancupp Record Journal Inc. Bill Riley The Rolfe Company Inc. The Russo Clan Perry Sartori David Schatz Patrick Redding Michael Rinaldi Melissa K. Rollenhagen Tony & Nicole Russo Susan Sarvay PA-C Linda & Ron Schauwecker Susan Redente Ronnie Ringel Dr. & Mrs. Doug Rollins Ronald Rutkowski David Sasso Tracey & David Scheer Jody Redhage Miguel A. Rios, Esq. Steve Roman C. Rutledge Ally, Don, Katelyn & Madison Sauerteig Alex & Krystyna Schenker Avril Rees Irene Rios-Knauf David Romano Amanda Ruzicka Bruce & Jan Saulnier R. Schettenhelm Trevor Rees Victor Ripp & Nancy Kanach Sostena Romano Andrea Ryan & Colin Foster Linda Sauve Karen Schifano Victoria Reeve Matt Ritter Jennifer Romanoff Carroll Ryan Marycatherine Savage Zachary Schiller Reid & Reige PC Randal Ritter Katherine Romans Colin Ryan Jim & Paulette Regan Jackie Ritter-Vogel Jennifer Rook Mr. & Mrs. Gene Ryan Samuel Reich Samuel Ritzman Debbie & Dan Rosa Gerald & Janet Ryan Barbara & David Reif Samantha Rivas F. Roschangar Joe & Chris Ryan Sara Reifler Allison Rivera Denise Rose Sharon Ryan Douglas S. Reigeluth E. G. Rivera Jeannie Rose Ann Ryder Harriet Reilly Eunice Rivera Jennifer Rose Sarah Galbraith Ryser Kelly Reilly Loralea Rivera Irene Rosenbaum Anushka Saadat Steven Reilly Yesenia Rivera Dr. Irene Rosenberg Dr. LRS Suzanne Reilly Alberto Rivetta Suzanne Rosenberg Carol Sacco Peter Reis Sylvie Rivetta Alice Rosenthal James Sachs Tricia Reilly Mr. & Mrs. Jack Rizzo Dr. Philip B. Rosenthal Ruth Sack Karin Render Pham Jack J. Rizzo, in memory of Rob Rosenthal & Sunny Banwer Kate Sacks & Joe Huether Karin Render Dominic M. Rizzo Dr. Seth Rosenthal Katherine B. Sachs, Mary & Ron Repetti Johanna Rizzo Steven Rosenthal Attorney at Law LLC Elise Resch Tara Rizzo Carol Ross Dr. Howard Sadinsky Paula Resch David & Mary Ellen Roach Daphne Ross Sage American Grill Zoe & Troy Resch Jody Roberto Fernande E. Ross The Sagehorn Family Esther Resnik, in memory of Jenel Roberts Kelly Ross Beverly Sager Paul Nichols Mr. & Mrs. Rick Roberts Michael Ross & Beth Stenger Jennifer Saksa Thomas & Kerri Resing Susanne Roberts & Stephen Victor Stephen Ross Laurie Saldutti From our 2000 Annual Report: students on Outer Island, preserved in Nancy Restivo Allan Bruce Robertson Rita-Marie Rossetti Jodi Salerno its natural state with the help of Elizabeth Hird’s Outer Island Education Resurrection Lutheran Church Betty Robinson William Rossetti Joe & Sue Salomoni and Research Fund here at The Community Foundation. Agnes Rethy Kerry Robinson Sheilah B. Rostow Dr. Jose Salvana Juan & Sandra Reyes Mr. & Mrs. Gary Robison Renee Rotkopf Mary Ellen Samatulski Save Our Sterling Mrs. Barbara G. Schlein Matthew & Valerie Reyher Dr. Scott Rocchio Ola A. Rountree Donald Sambucci Margaret Savilonis Alexa Schlieker Eric & Robin Reymond Kate Rodbro Mr. & Mrs. Larry Roy Esther R. Sanborn Jill Savitt Christian Schlieker Abigail Reynolds Pat Rodenhaver Jennifer & Robie Roy Lisa Sanborn Masahiro Sawada Daniel Schlosberg Joan & Russ Reynolds Carl & Elizabeth Rodenhizer Ron & Jean Rozett Harry & Nina Sanchez Miki Sawada Brian Schmidt Michael Reynolds Susanne Roding Elena Ruan Marlene Sanchez Mitsuko Sawada Edmund F. Schmidt Patricia Reynolds Wendy Rodorigof Andrew Ruben Regina Sanchez Dr. Annita Sawyer Lisa Schmitt Bonnie Rhee Diane Rodrigues Elizabeth Ruben William Sanders & Jason Sizemore William B. Sawyer Jodi & Marc Schneider Alicia & Jack Ribas Amarillys Rodriguez Jillian Ruben Jean Sanderson Thom & Lisa Sayers Lily Schneider John J. Ribas III Carmen Rodriguez Marshall Ruben Christin, Ben, Serena & Johnny Scafidi Shana Schneider David Riccio Damaris Rodriguez Peggy Rubens-Duhl & Glen Duhl Ollie Sandweiss Jack & Noreen Scafuri Tedra J. Schneider Don Rice Jeannette Rodriguez Hedda Rubenstein Ava Sanel Gary Scaife Faline Schneiderman Michele Rice Jose Rodriguez Marc A. Rubenstein The Sanfilippo Family Ellen & Robert Scalettar Martin Schnellinger Susan Richards Merlyn Rodriguez Katy Rubin Andrea SanMarco Tracey Drobish Scalzo Thomas J. Schoenherr Gwendolyn Richardson Nicole Marie Rodriguez Nancy Ruddle Brenda Santiago John & Linda Scanlon Jean Schoenleber Laura Richling Rebecca Rodriguez Stephen Rudof Frankie Santiago Robert Scaramella Susan E. Schorr James Wolfgang Richmond Ricardo Rodriguez John R. Ruggiero Jorge Santiago Frederick & Veronica Scarfi Nancy Schpero & Warren Chapman Julia Richter Ruben Rodriguez Cali Ruhe Luis Alfonso Santiago Gary Scarpa David Schraer Rona Richter & Michael Krathammer Paul & Pam Rogalin Matthew Ruhe Paul Santora Gina Scarpa Carol & Sandy Schreiber Rosemary S. Richter Olivia E. Rogan Kelly Catherine Ruickoldt Cherie Santos Mia Scarpa Lindsay Schrenkel Leslie M. Rickey Britton Rogers & John Wilson Brenda Ruiz Dan Santos Adam Schaefer Lindsay Schroll Kathleen Riddle Carolyn Rogers & Mary Deshon Isabel Ruiz Robert Santy Barbara Schaffer Erika Schroth Patrick Riddle Christopher Rogers The Ruperto Family Helene Sapadin Doug Schaffer Chris Schuck

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Kellen Schult Amy Sheehan Margaret Sosnaud Susan Schultheiss Colin Sheehan + Debra & Matt Soulsby Sue Schulz Daniel Sheehan South Central Behaviorial David Schumer Kathleen Sheehan Health Network Douglas Schwan Meaghan Sheehan The South Windsor Amy Schwartz Janice A. Sheehy Community Foundation Robyn Schwartz The Sheehy Family Anne Spafford Erica Schwarz Jennifer Sheldon Anthony & Judy Spak Chris Schweitzer Shelton Economic Judy Spak Julie Scocozza-Mardjekaj Development Corporation Dan Spakowicz $900,000 Kimberly Spanier Gregory Scott Shelton High School Susan Scott Shelton Land Conservation Trust Niyonu D. Spann David Scrimenti Sandra Nesteriak DISTRIBUTED TO LOCAL NONPROFITS Donna & Gene Spatz Eileen Scully Aviva Shen Erica Spatz Chris & Heather Scully Elana Shen Fred Simmons Melissa Spear ® Helen Scully Heidi Shepard Marcia Simon 2013 giveGreater.org Elicia Pegues Spearman Patricia Scussel David Shepherd Nissa Simon and The Great Give ® Thomas Spector Greg Seaman Yousif Sheronick Anne A. Simpkinson by Issue Area 18% William Spencer Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Searfoss Heather Sherwin John Simpson Musa Speranza & Joseph Shin Gregg Seccombe Ann Coleen Shields-Hellerman James Sinclair 30% Leslie Spiars Arts & Culture (30%) Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Sega Al Shigo Isabel Singer • Vincent Spiars Tanya Segel & William Kane Barbara Shiller Tannu Singh • Basic Needs (7%) Bruce Spiewak Marlene Segelstein A. Shillingford Dr. & Mrs. Robert Singletary • Civic Vitality (16%) Chad Spinaci Deborah H. Selden Eun-Mi Shim & Michael Allen Vaishali Sinha • Economic Success (2%) 12% + Craig Spinaci Edwin V. Selden David Shimchick Mr. & Mrs. James Sirch Education (11%) $900K Crystal Spinaci • Irene Sendak Olivia Shin Willow A. Sirch Environment (4%) Rich Spinaci Roxane Siskind • John & Linda Spinetti Suzanne Sepe Anushree Shirali Health (12%) 4% Marla J. Serapiglia Frederick & Kay Shively Susan & Don Sit • Kenneth Spitzbard Children & Youth (18%) 7% Sumana Serchan Kevin & Tanya Shively Bala Sivaramakrishnan • Harold S. Spitzer R. Serena Patricia & Mark Shoemaker Gary Skau 11% Julianne Splain Michael Sernyak Carole Shores Rebecca Skau 2% 16% Laura Spoldi Frederick W. Serra Smita Shrestha Ellen Skinner Springside Avenue Blockwatch Lisa & Fred Serra Mary Shropshire Gary & Laura Sklaver Squash Haven Inc. Ron Serrano Cathy Shufro Anna Skula Dr. Vinod & Shipra Srihari Sandra Serrano-Alvarado Amy Shulman Charlotte Slack Eleanor Smith Richard K. Snyder Monica St James Barbara Setlow Maxwell Shulman Dr. R. Douglas Slack E. Smith Soaring Apple Foundation Katy St. Clair Suzanne Seville D. Ellen Shuman & Douglas Rae Kathryn Slanski & Eckart Frahm Erma J. Smith Dr. Suzanne Sobel Regan Stacey Althea Sewell Jim Shumway Nora Slanski Ethan & Katie Smith Phyllis & Gary Sochrin Rev. Dr. Rochelle A. Stackhouse Dr. Anna Sfakianaki Andrea Sicari Doug Slawin Eve Smith Debra Sokol David Stagg Elizabeth Shack Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Sidoruk Elizabeth Sledge Gerald M. Smith Jr. Dr. Jay Sokolow Elizabeth Stagg Laurel Shader, MD Jill & Orion Sidoti Marianne Slevinsky Katharine C. Smith Chet Sokolowski Emily Stagg Jacqueline Shadford Cristin Siebert Norman Sloane Lynn Smith Dr. & Mrs. Chet Sokolowski David & Kathy Stahelski Dr. Christine Shadle Ann Sieckhaus Caroline Sloat Martin Smith Solar Youth Richard Stahl Ketan Shah Evelyne Siegal Mark Slobbe Nick Smith The Solari Family Lawrence Staib Marie K. Shanahan Jake Siegel Adrian Slywotzky Peter & Casey Smith Dr. Marie Solazzo-Spring Joseph Stalsworth Carol & Jim Shanbrom Christine Barker Alexander Slywotzky Roy Smith Lesley Solkoske Michael Stalsworth Gene Shannon Jay Siegfried Sofia Slywotzky Sonje Smith Julie Solomon & Adam Rossi Taylor Stalsworth Kathleen Shannon Margaret Siembieda Kelly Small Stacey Smith Michael B. Solovay Jessica Stanciu The ShaoXi Johnson Family Laura Siglinger Martha Smalley Steven & Susan Smith Christy Somerville Renee Stanczyk Joshua Sharp Mark & Donna Siglinger SMC Industries Susan Smith Dr. Scott Somerville Colleen Stankewich Maureen Sharp Denise & Colin Signorelli Jenell Smith Janes Alan F. Smithers Anne Sommer & David Rabinowitz Charles & Anne Stankye Jr. Soojung Sharp Renata Sigrist Abbe Smith Kashala Smith-Tavaris & Lamar Tavaris Rabbi Hesch Sommer Bobby, Jack & Annie Stanley Wendy Sharp Joyce Silberkleit Alexis Smith Carol Smoot Dot Sommers Brad Stanton Daniel Shaw Linda R. Silva Dr. Beth A. Smith Chrystal Smothers Ilona Somogyi Pam Stanton Jane A. Shaw Georgia Silvera Seamans Brian & Eve Smith Betsy West Sneath J. M. Somogyi Janice Stapleton Jane Steidley Shaw David Silverman Charles Smith Judith Snow & Richard Kramer Peter & Tracy Somogyi The Stark Family Jeff & Julie Shaw David Silverstone Charmian Smith David Snyder Zsuzsanna Somogyi Charlsie Stearly Jessica Wegener Shay Annette Simell Daniel Smith Lisa Snyder Anne Somsel Bob Steele Dr. Aryan Shayegani April Simell Donald J. Smith Mary Jane Snyder Rose Soncarto & Mary Kovaleski Anne Steers Tom & Gail Shearer Patricia Simell Donald W. Smith Jr., PE Kerala Snyder Anita Soos E. Steers

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Deborah Stein Kelly Stutzman Anna Swiecicka Joseph Taylor Guy Tommasi Jr. Eric & Caroline Updyke Katie Stein Maria Styron Ellen M. Swirsky Josh Taylor Catherine & David Tompkins Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. Updyke West Coast Steins Ramya & Ramesh Subramanian Susan Swirsky Keith Taylor Gregory Tompkins Troy & Kammi Updyke Barry Steinberg Marybelle Suczek Laurie Sykes Leo Taylor Joseph Tompkins C. Urbano Carol Steiner & James O’Brien Amy Sudmyer Barbara Sylvester Norma Taylor Kevin Tompkins Richard & Cecilia Urbanowicz Susan Steiner Tracey Suess Leon Sylvester Sally Taylor Judy Torpey Elizabeth Urso Beth Stenger & Michael Ross Jesse Sugarmann Symski Properties Sandra Taylor Leland Torrence Marty & Gail Utitus Karl & Megan Stephan Celeste Suggs Cheryl Szczarba Sara L. Taylor Alex Torres Pete & Jean Vaccaro Richard Stephen James & Sara Cameron Suitor Kristy L. Szerzola Deborah F. Teason Blanca Senelia Torres James A. Vahey & Dr. Joan Eagen Elizabeth Stephens Gary Sulioti Susan Tabachnick Barbara & Kenneth Tedeschi Esther M. Torres Vijay Vaitheeswaran The Stern Family Carla & Sean Sullivan Hemant Tagare & Lisa Berlinger Michelle Teitelman Jasmine Torres-Small Micaela Valentin Barbara M. Stern Elise Sullivan The Talapan Family Francois Tellier Tamara & Stephen T. Toub Eliza Shaw Valk Donald Sterrett Erin Sullivan David Talbott George Temme Robin Tousey-Ayers & Valley Senior Golf Group Andrea Stevens Kelsey Sullivan Elaine Talevi Morton Tenzer Kenneth J. Ayers Tina M. Vallone Hanna Stevens Matthew Sullivan Kristen Talwalkar Janet Terribile Gary Townley Brandon Vamos Virginia Stevenson Trudie Sumner Christine & Thomas Tambis Terry T. Terzakis Andreea & Ben Trachten Mariann Van Buren Dale & Scott Stewart Sunny Side Up ECLC Donald H. Tamis Elissa Tessler Jessica Trachten Robert Van Buren Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Stewart Trudy Super Nancy Tandon Julie Thalen Alan & Betty Trachtenberg Pat Van Horn Andrew Stimson Alan & Diana Supersano Brian Tang Susan Thaler Julie Trachtenberg Michael J. Van Leesten Rose Stimson Kenneth Supersano Mr. & Mrs. Steven Tangarone Maureen & Harry Theiss Kim Tranquilli Peter H. Van Ness Carrie & Mike Stockman Richard Sussman & Nina Horowitz Maria Tangredi Shirley Theriault Traveland Emilia VandenBroek Callista Stoddard Alicia J. Sutula Allison Tanner Richard Therrien Keith Traver Arthur Vandelay Pam & Sandy Stoddard Maureen & Jim Suzio Geraldine Taradine Thomas Thetford Laura Traver Gayle Vandijk Robb Stolberg Francee & Richard Sviridoff Nicolas & Patricia Tarasovic Bettina Thiel Jim Travers Ellen Varekamp Dr. Elsa Stone Alison Swain The Tartaglia Family Mark Thierfelder Barbara Treadwell Margarita Vargas-Torres Jaden & Tyler Stone Jon & Elizabeth Swallen Robert Tartaris Elaine & Thomas Thoma Sally S. Tremaine Eldo Varghese Joan Stone Drs. Andrew & Karena Swan Beth Tashlik Paul R. Thoma Scott & Lillian Trembley Steven Varjabedian Tracy Stone & Michael McGarry Dominick Thomas Colleen Trompeter Tim Vasen Ed & Terry Stong Jennifer Thomas Lauren Tronick Aida & Al Vazquez Anita & Richard Stook Jennifer Frey Thomas Troop 50 Boy Scouts Inez Velazquez StormwaterONE.com Kathleen & James Thomas Eriko Trotta Catherine Velez Samuel Stortz Mary Ann Thomas Paul Trotta Maria E. Velez Anne M. Storz Prakash & Shari Thomas Polly Tsai James Velvet Janet Stott Sean W. Thomas Teodora Tuballa Kriszta & John Venczel Amanda Stout David Thompson & Ginger Chapman Anne Tubis Doss Venema Joan & Bob Stout Jazmyn L. Thompson Hugh Tucker John Venter Robert G. Stout, MD Jennifer Thompson Patty Tucker Martha Venter Susan Cayer Stout Lindsay Thompson Mary E. Tully The Ventola Family Diana Stovall Nora Thompson Maria Tupper Heidi G. Vernick Marcy Tench Stovall Linda H. Thomson The Turechek Family Josephine Vernon Joseph Stradley Fernando M. Tiago Marlene & Jerry Tureck Christine S. Vertefeuille Donald S. Strait Fred & Beverly Tidmarsh Jacob Turner Jessica Vetter Michael Stramiello Dan Tienes Dr. Jeffrey Turner Dr. Raushannah & Barry Stratton Amanda Tiernan Paul Turner Johnson Verwayne Stratton Faxon Trial Lawyers LLC Katy & Tracy Weber Tierney Tutors & Computers Inc. Graham & Quinn Veysey Robert, Ella & Silvia Strauss & Katharine Timlin Elizabeth Tuttle Quinn Veysey Susan Warner From our 2005 Annual Report: the first annual Family Resource Fair at Joe Tinari Eileen M. Tweed Dora Viacava Lynn Street & Donald Margulies Prendergast School in Ansonia. Eric Ting & Meiyin Wang Cheever Tyler Susan Vickers The Streeter Family Barbara Tinney, MSW Alan Tyma Victim Rights Center of Connecticut Sabin Streeter & Krista Whetstone Joan Swanekamp Beverly B. Tate Dr. Rebecca Tishkoff Martha Tyrone Linda & Fred Vigorito Peggy & Michael Strickler Charles Beckman Swanson The Tattar Family The Tkacs Family Justin Ucko Ron & Peggy Villani Michael & Suzanne Stringer Sandra Swanson Sheila Taub Michael K. Tobin Dr. Udoyen Patricia & Ralph Villers Diane Stroman Ruth Swanton Carol Taubl Anne Tofflemire & James Bundy Gary Uhlan Dr. Emma Vinarsky Matt & Jill Strout Joann Sweasy Adwoa Taylor Frampton Tolbert Thomas E. Uhlan Andrew Vinci Jeff Stryker Katherine Sweasy Anne B. Taylor Joaquin Toledo Paul Uhrynowski Jr. Ann Vinci Rosalie Stuart Joyce Sweeney Ashley Taylor Ricardo Toledo Arnoldo Ulloa Kaitlin Vinci The Stuart English Family Paul Sweeny David Taylor & Jane Hawken Joel Tolman & Jennifer Christiansen Thomas Ullrich Tom Vinci The Sturmer Family Arthur Swersey Kate & Prescott Taylor Laura Tomas Brenda T. Ungerland, MA Barry Vine Alyssa Stutzman Jane Swersey Jeffrey Taylor Maria Tomasetti Elaine Updyke Hyla Vine

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Mary Vines Edmond Watters James & Linda Welch Pamela Whelan Marcia C. Winter Ann Bonsall Yost Lambros & Ria Viores Jerrold Waxman Talbot Welles Avery & Elena Whidden Victoria Wirtz Young Mens Institute Library Vijay Vir Dr. Anthony Wayne Sheila Welling Betsy Whidden Sharon Wise Hugh Young, MD Mr. & Mrs. Robert Vitelli Dr. Debra Wayne Thomas D. Wellington Elena Whidden Karen Wisniewski & Bob Boucher Jennifer Young Michael Vitka Mary Wcislo The Welsh Family Jackson Whidden Jeanene Withington Kristen Young M. Vlahac / C. Westerman Jill Weaver Sheila Welsh Lily Whidden Pearl & John Withington Meghan Young Young Alexander N. Vlassenkov P. Maureen Weaver Tisa Wenger Margaret Whidden John Witt & Annie Paul Peter & Judith Young VLN Systems LLC Jean K. Webb Steven H. Werlin Molly Whidden J & B Wittekind Rae M. Young Joy Vodak Tracey Webb The Werner Family Thatcher Whidden Scott Witthuhn W. Ross Young Dr. Sandor Vogel Thomas Whidden Marian Wittink Reva Youngstein Richard Vogl Tom Whidden Stephen & Rachel Wizner Ben & Kim Yousey-Hindes Mary Buell Volk William Whidden Robert J. Wnek Fei Yu, Wei Cheng & Marilla Yu Joseph Vollano George Whipple Barbara Wohlsen Kyung Yu Rebecca Vollmer The White Family Mollye A. Wolahan Christopher J. Yuh Jamie Volpe Alice White Lucy & Robert Wolek David D. Yuh, MD Kathleen von Jena Katrien White Werner & Elizabeth Wolf Natalie A. Yuh Abbie von Schlegell LaRhonda White Lisa Wolfe Margaret Zabawar Patricia Wadden Mary White Arnold & Carol Wolff Gail Zachary Krystn R. Wagner, MD Mary Kane White Barry & Carolyn Wolff Tyson Zahner Marye & John Wagner Shelley White Jane & Bill Wolff David Zakur & Mike Lawlor Gary Wahman Nancy Whiteley Aimee Wolfson Robert Zambrano Linda A. Waldman Holly Whiting Steven Wolfson The Zamkov Family Mrs. J. Waldorf Jonathan Whitlock Sandra Wolin Patricia D. Zandy George Waldron Laura Whitman Women’s Health Team, Chris Zannoni Kristina Waldron Jim & Betty Whitney Betzy Hernandez Raffaella Zanuttini Patricia L. Wales Nancy T. Whitney Sandra Reyes Andrew & Joanne Zanzal Adriana D. Walheim Melissa Whitson & Alexander Flora Soto Ellen & John Zappone Gordon & Nancy Walker McBurney Tila Suarez The Zappulla Family Jolyn Walker Joan Widomski Gloria Wong Laura & John Zaprzalka Brian & Diane Wall Sarah Widomski Victor Wong Rachelle Zaretzky Ken C. Wallace Jr. Robert Wierzel Naomi Woo James Zarro Dawn & Scott Walsh Richard & Karen Wies Sharon Wood Kate Zarro Everett & Eileen Walsh From our 25th Anniversary Annual Report: in 1953, a photo from the Patricia Wigglesworth Savannah Woods Kathleen Zarro John & Cheryl Walsh Recreation Hall at the New Haven Boys Club’s Camp Clearview. Christopher Wigren Sharon Woods Michael Zascirinskis Kimberly Walsh Lawrence Wilke J. Melvin Woody George Zdru Tim & Mary Walsh Mary Webber Amy Werner-Allen Cameron Wilkens Anne & Tom Worcester The Zenchuk Family Zenta Walther, MD, PhD Jo Weber Eleanor H. Weseloh Yvonne & Bob Wilkins The Worcester Family Justin Zenchuk Ken Wampler Jon Weber Donna & John Wesolowski John & Virginia Wilkinson Ellen Wormser, CNM Thomas Zezima Christian Wanamaker Mark & Nancy Weber Bruce Wessel Virginia T. Wilkinson Kate Wormser Sarah Z. Dr. Heidi Wang Elizabeth Wecker David Wessel & Naomi Karp Alice Williams Sari Zernich Worsham Xiaoyuan Zi Max Wang Jennifer Weeks Alan Wesson Andrew & Paige Williams Jim Wright Margaret Zia Paul Wang & Leslie Sude Gerald Wegener Ann West Evelyn Williams Amy Wrzesniewski Bernice Zigler Yane-Shih Wang Ning Wei Brian West J. Carter Williams Min Wu Mary Zihal Yeming Wang Sonja Weich Lynda West Jeffrey Williams Robert Wu Alexis Zingale Kim Wantroba Carla Weil Anne Westerman Linda R. Williams Warren Wu Bill Zinky Annie Wareck Susan Weinreich Susan Westine Marley Williams Mark Wuest Graziella Zinn Barbara Wareck Andrea Weinstein & Benjamin Silvert Aly Weston-Murphy Michael P. Williams Richard Wurtzel Carol & Jim Zipp William Warfel Barbara Z. Weinstein Dorothy & Glenn Weston-Murphy Samantha Williams Michael Wynne Jeffrey Zitnay J. Warmington Dr. Laurie Weinstein Louise H. Westover Amy Wilson Paula Wynne Frank & Shelby Zold Bradford Warner Sergey Weinstein Molly Westring Carol Chesnick Wilson Gail & Michael Yaffe Ann H. Zucker Caleb Warner Tina & John Weinstein Jeff Westwater Dr. Gary Wilson Betsy Yagla Douglas Zuklie Janice Warner Bonnie & Calvin Weintraub Angela Westwood John Wilson Yale Repertory Theatre Katie Zukof Marvin Warshaw Alison Weir James & Angela Westwood Karen Wilson Yale University School of Nursing Lawrence Zukof Mary Ann Wasil Michael & Dori Weir Dr. Bruce Wexler Laura Wilson Megumi Yamamoto William Zukof Mr. & Mrs. Richard Watert Dr. Bertrand & Martha Sue Weisbart Harry & Joan Wexler Marie & Bill Wilson Dory & Bob Yazmer Patricia Zuraw Brian G. F. Watson Carole Weisberg Joan Wexler Norm & Mary Wilson Tom Yemm Robert G. Zuraw Cynthia Watson Felicia Weiss Marian Wexler Gary A. Holder-Winfield Didi Yep Sandra N. Zuraw James B. Watson Gordon Weiss Keith Whamond Randy & Tanya Wingate Susan Yolen Laura J. Watson Linnea Weiss Shelley Wheeler-Carreiro Annick Winokur Andrew & Caroline Yorio P. J. Watson Lynn Weitzner Jody Whelan Kathleen & Dennis Winter Iain York

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Families are the essential building blocks of a strong community because our children are our future. Children raised to embrace positive social values and to value their self-worth grow to become community-minded young adults with a sense of belonging and a belief in their own potential.

Richard Thalheimer was a director of the New Haven Boys & Girls In 2013, The Peter and Judy Schurman Fund, established in 1984, Ilene Saulsbury thinks that preparing the next generation for Club in the 1950s. Today his support continues through the Richard supported Student Parenting and Family Services, which provides leadership is critical. She supports scholarships at St. Martin and Edna May Thalheimer Fund, which he established in 1970. child care, parenting education and support services to teenage dePorres Academy and Southern Connecticut State University parents attending middle or high school in New Haven. through her donor advised fund.

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In 1961, Laurel Trail Council scouts enjoyed a swim. In 2013, the Girl Scouts of Connecticut were supported by numerous funds 4 at The Community Foundation, including the Robert B. Dodds Fund.

For more than a century, the Boys & Girls Club of New Haven (BGCNH) has provided a second home for generations of youth after school and Since 1986, the Barnett Family Fund has supported programs at the during vacations. Today, BGCNH programs reach more than 1,000 kids a year. At the Hill neighborhood clubhouse, members take advantage Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History, such as Evolutions, which of after school homework help, music programs, competitive and non-competitive sports teams, field trips and mentors. increase learning opportunities for New Haven school children in educational activities.

55 PROFESSIONAL ADVISORS* cfgnh.org/advisors Many attorneys, bankers, accountants and financial planners have found The Community Foundation to be the ideal vehicle through which their clients can achieve their philanthropic objectives. We are proud to partner with the professionals listed to build effective philanthropy in Greater New Haven.

Deborah Abildsoe Stan R. Dombroski, Esq. Paul Greenberg Charles C. Kingsley, Esq. Gregory J. Pepe, Esq. Laura M. Sklaver Asset & Retirement Investment Dombroski Hillis LLC Ritch, Greenberg & Hassan PC Wiggin & Dana LLP Neubert, Pepe & Monteith PC Susman, Duffy & Segaloff PC Associates LLC John H. Driscoll Jr., JD, LLM, CFP George Guertin, Esq. Charles F. Kreitler, CFP Thomas J. Perrone Daniel M. Smith, JD, CFBS, Donald W. Anderson Webster Private Bank Guertin & Guertin LLC Kreitler Financial New England Consulting Group AEP, CLTC, SCP of Guilford Inc. Daniel M. Smith & Associates Brenner, Salzman & Wallman LLP Christian Edmonds, Esq. Michael Gulish Robert P. Kreitler, CFP Stephen August Edmonds & Bruno PC LPL Financial Kreitler Financial Matthew R. Peterson Sara R. Stadler, Esq. Carmody Torrance Sandak & Murtha Cullina LLP UBS Financial Services Inc. Barbara Ellinghaus Michael Haggerty David Ladd Hennessey LLP Greg R. Barringer, Esq. Morgan Stanley Smith Barney UBS Financial Services Inc. Ladd Capital Management Gregory Stamos, Esq. Law Office of Gregory J. Stamos Reid and Riege PC James E. Fischer, Esq. Elizabeth R. Hartmayer Frederick P. Leaf, Esq. Henry T. Petry, CLU, ChFC Henry T. Petry, CLU, ChFC Patricia R. Beauregard, Esq. Fischer & Fischer Merrill Lynch Investment Managers Frederick P. Leaf Attorney at Law Fred Stanek, Esq. May & Stanek Pullman & Comley LLC Elizabeth L. Leamon, Esq. Kathy Priest, Esq. Davis, O’Sullivan & Priest LLC Thomas Beirne III, CFP Leckerling Ladwig & Leamon LLC Carolyn Staub Planning Partners Halsey Associates Donna Levine, Esq. Helene Robbins, CTFA Wells Fargo Private Bank Andrew Boone Law Office of Donna R. Levine Thomas M. Sutnik, Esq. Law Offices of Thomas Sutnik UBS Financial Services Inc. Barbara B. Lindsay, Esq. Donald S. Rotzien, CTFA First Niagara Stearns J. Bryant Jr. Barbara B. Lindsay LLC Salvatore Tartaglione The Aegis Group Nugent & Bryant Ingi-Mai Loorand, Esq. Michael D. Saffer, Esq. The Pellegrino Law Firm PC at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney James P. Carley Jr. Reid and Riege PC BNY Mellon Wealth Management Pamela J. Matocha, CPA Stephen Saltzman, Esq. Andrew H. Testa Brenner, Saltzman & Wallman LLP Apicella, Testa & Company PC Mary S. Chromik T.M. Byxbee Company PC Law Office of Mary S. Chromik Sheldon A. Messinger, Esq. Anthony Santore, CPA Dominick Thomas Beers, Hamerman & Co. PC Cohen & Thomas Karen Clute, Esq. Law Offices of Sheldon Messinger Wiggin & Dana LLP Francis H. Michaud Jr. Steven D. Sax Alan J. Tyma, Esq. Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Ryan & Tyma William S. Colwell, Esq Michaud, Accavallo, Smith Inc. Parrett, Porto, Parese & Colwell PC Woodbridge & Cusano LLC Joshua A. Weinshank David R. Schaefer, Esq. Berchem, Moses & Devlin PC Timothy W. Crowley From our 2008 Annual Report: this 1929 picture shows the building Joan C. Molloy Brenner, Saltzman & Wallman LLP Crowley Law Offices on Church and Elm Streets in New Haven that housed the Union Loughlin FitzGerald PC John H. Welch Jr. Irving S. Schloss, Esq. Welch, Teodosio, Stanek & Christine L. Curtiss, Esq. Trust Company, one of The Community Foundation’s original trustees. Granville R. Morris, Esq. Murtha Cullina LLP Blake LLC Cohen & Thomas Essex Savings Bank Sandra Vigliotti Senich Thomas J. Welch Elwood B. Davis Martha Murray, Esq. Norman F. Fishbein, Esq. Geoffrey A. Hecht U.S. Trust, Bank of America Welch, Teodosio, Stanek & Northeast Financial Martha Murray, Attorney-at-Law Fishbein Law Firm LLC Caplan & Hecht LLC Blake LLC Consultants Inc. Charles Noble III Fred D. Sette, Esq. Colin M. Gershon, Esq. Kimberly Hurd Sette & Bonadies PC Shelby L. Wilson Lisa Nachmias Davis Nobel Wealth Advisory Group Colin M. Gershon Attorney at Law Benjamin F. Edwards & Co. Berchem, Moses & Devlin PC Davis, O’Sullivan & Priest LLC Susan Baltimore Nobleman Fay Sheppard, CFM Christopher Getman Thomas L. Hutchison Wells Fargo Advisors Karen E. Yates Kevin J. DiAdamo, Esq. Gesmonde, Pietrosimone & Soundview Capital Management Merrill Lynch, The GKH Group Withers Bergman LLP Law Office of Kevin J. DiAdamo Sgrignari LLC Mary Shropshire Marshal D. Gibson, Esq. David Kesner, Esq. Wells Fargo Private Bank John J. Zaprzalka, CPA Timothy Dillon, Esq. Darin L. Offerdahl, MBA, CPA Law Offices of Wiggin & Dana LLP Apicella, Testa & Company PC Sheehy & Dillon Michaud, Accavallo, Michael I. Silverberg, CLU, ChFC Marshal D. Gibson PC Hon. John A. Keyes Woodbridge & Cusano LLC Michael I. Silverberg LLC Victoria DiSesa, Esq. John D. Gordon, CPA Probate Judge, New Haven DiSesa & DiSesa Bette Lynn Paez, CFP Mark Sklarz, Esq. Donald L. Perlroth & Company Bette Lynn Paez LLC Day Pitney LLP 56 *as of time of publication NETTIE J. DAYTON CIRCLE cfgnh.org/nettiedaytoncircle Named for the donor whose bequest established the first fund in 1928, the Nettie J. Dayton Circle honors those living donors who have created a permanent charitable legacy in their will or through a deferred gift. We thank our past Dayton Circle visionaries and the present members listed here for their foresight and commitment.

Anonymous William Brink Christopher & Toddie Getman Elaine R. Anderson Tony Cafiero & Heather Rife Lindy Lee Gold Mary B. Arnstein* Mary Carey Ruth B. Grannick Lisa F. Arpaia, Esq. Barbara W. Carlson Henry S. Harrison Catharine H. Barclay Elizabeth Ceccarelli John & Lesley Higgins-Biddle Henry E. & Nancy H. Bartels Phyllis Ceccarelli Birgitta W. Johnson* Donn Barton Terry R. Chatfield Ralph C. Jones Annie Garcia Kaplan James Kasper Brooks M.* & Suzanne G. Kelley Frank Kenna Jr. & Joan Kenna John D. Kernan Jr. & Karen Kernan Harvey* & Ruth Koizim Edward Konowitz David A. Krett Jr. William & Carolyn Lieber Lawrence & Susan Liebman John M. Lyons* Robert & Joyce Mailhouse From our 1953 Annual Report: a patient stands at the “new” X-ray Jean B. & M. Anne Mauro machine at Griffin Hospital in Derby. The equipment was purchased Carolyn M. Mazure with a grant from the Ross Gates Fund. Nancy Devine McClennan Phyllis McDowell David R. Schaefer Jeffery T. Wack Marcia Mersey Margery S. Scheir Patricia L. Wales Maria Mojica & Edgar Colon Irene Scheld Glenn & Dotty Weston-Murphy Carol Nardini Judith Schurman Elizabeth White* Minot & Alycyn Nettleton Teresa M. Sirico Mary Elizabeth Wiedersheim Barbara Nicolazzo Carol Lynn Sirot Pug & Dee Winokur Jim & Mimi Niederman From our 1985 Annual Report: this picture was exhibited as part Jane Snaider David O’Sullivan of “Faces & Facets,” a juried show of area photographers portraying Kerala & Richard Snyder * deceased Margaret L. Ottenbreit everyday life in our community that was sponsored by The Community Sara R. Stadler Cynthia Parker Foundation and City Spirit Artists. Joseph C. Stevens* Fred J. Pasqualoni Patsy Taylor Catherine P. Petraiuolo Agnes W. Timpson Myrna F. Baskin Peter Ciardiello Dagobert & Nancy Pfeiffer Rita Berkson & Brad Collins & Nancy Clayton Katharine C. Pierce Randolph B. Reinhold William S. Colwell Ed & Margie Pikaart The Berry Hulin Family Erskine & Virginia* Galpin Crossley Angela G. Powers Carla A. Birmingham David & Christina Cugell David G. Powrie Richard Blacher Bob & Priscilla Dannies Douglas W. Rae Pamela C. Boller Elizabeth Demir Jean M. Richards Richard J. & Joan Bonomi Robert & Margaret Eichman Patrick B. Rowland & Dr. Harold D. & Severio & Janice Fodero Lisa A. Kwesell CIRCLE Maureen L. Bornstein Rev. Susan I. Fowler Shelly & Richard Saczynski

57 VOLUNTEERS In addition to the Board and staff, many people contribute to the work of The Community Foundation as volunteers. Serving on committees, giving feedback through focus groups, reviewing grant and scholarship applications and spreading the word as community ambassadors, our volunteers strengthen the community in so many ways. We thank them.

Terry Abbott Shelia Bell Jorge Cabrera Charlene Collier Kevin Ewing Todd Foster Mark Abraham Ethel Berger Eileen Cain Dolores Colon Lynn Fay W. Gargano Marie Acquavita Marj Berman Alena Calder Luz Colville Tom Ficklin Denis Garvey Linda Adanti Michael Berman Neva Caldwell William S. Colwell Joelle Fishman Lensly Gay Susan Addiss Stephanie Bilskis Kiley Cappetta Andrea Comer Nancy Alderman, MES Arthur Bogen Alicia Caraballo Alex Conaway Nancy Alexander Anita Bonilla Travis Carbonella Patricia Conwell Samuel Allen Andrew Boone Betty Cardoza Kathleen Cooney Yury-Maciel Andrews Lydia Bornick Ida Carr Alaysia Cooper Ana Maria Arallano Blannie Bostic Jorgieliz Casanova Kathleen Cosgrove Adriana Arreola Joseph Althea Brooks Emily Casaretto Betse Courtmanche Judith August Jacqueline Brown Timothy Cashman John Courtmanche Stephen P. August Justin Brown Nancy Cassella Tracey Cusack Okeke Austine William Brown Vanessa Catley Jan Daddona Al Barnett Lucile Bruce Fontaine Chambers Maria Damiani Willette Barnett Rich Bshara Gabrielle Chango Thomas Daniels Nicholette Dasilva Tara Davilla Johanna Davis Che Dawson + Inez Dejesus Veronica DeLandro Elizabeth A. Demir John DeStefano Jr. Patricia Dewitt Kelly Dillon Pat Dillon Mary Donaruma James Doss-Gollin Verta Douglas Diane Dow Bea Dozier-Taylor Mary Lee Duff Yari Duran 6,900 Diana Edmonds Beverly Edwards Mary Elia From our 1954 Annual Report: the Boy Scouts of America Quinnipiac VOLUNTEER HOURS Pat Elia Council saluting our nation’s flag. Justin Elicker Toni Ellis Edie Fishman Gordon T. Geballe, PhD Samantha Batson Harriet Buckman Barbara Chesler Willie Ellis Raysa B. Florentino Eugenie Gentry Elaine Battles Mary Jane Burt Katrina Clark Louise Endel Norm Forrester Florita Gillespie Kristen Bayer Emily Byrne Erik Clemons Claudia Espisito Brian Forsyth William W. Ginsberg Joseph Beckford Jarlene Cabrera Karen L. Clute, Esq. Deborah Everhart Andrew Foster Joanne Goldblum

58 cfgnh.org/2013volunteers

Georgia Goldburn Charles H. Long James Rawlins Nancy Roldan Johnson Jane Shaw D’Andre Thomas Madelyn Goodwin Ingi-Mai Loorand Ashley Ray Nydia Roldan Jana Shea Donte Thomas Derrick Gordon Fernando Lopes Tylon Ray Carol Ross Ellen Shuman Odyssey Thomas John D. Gordon Al Lucas Patrick Redding Sheilah Rostow Jeanette Simon James Tickey Maureen Gorman Wanda Malave Agnes Timpson Cathy Graves Priscilla Maldonado Vincent Tinerello Thema Graves Sherman Malone Barbara Tinney Monica Greay Alfred Marden Gary Tinney Bonita Grubbs Clarise Mason Linda Townsend Pam Hansen Sheila Masterson Evan Trachten Nuruit Harari Kica Matos Bruce Trammell Annie Harper Windell Matthews Idris Trotman Kenn Harris Candace Mayer Maria Tupper R. C. Hassett E. A. McCoy Antoinette Turner Clymenza Hawkins Donna McGrath Snow Turner Jennifer Heath Patricia Melton Liz Vega Ricardo Henriquez Niasia Mercado Mauriel Vega Leslie Higgins Lesley Mills Carolyn Vermont Curtis Hill Margaret Miner Paul Vivian Howard K. Hill Eldren Morrison Janna Wagner Elizabeth Hilton Fred Morrison Toni Walker Gloria Holmes Loria Morrison Dena Wallerson Brett Hoover Ashley Morrison Barbara C. Wareck Bianca S. Huckabey John Motley John C. Wareck Kanicka Ingram Fernando Muniz Shirley Washington Gina Jackson Laura Mustakos Bethany Watkins Tamiko Jackson Radouane Nasry David Watts Rachel Jackson New Haven Promise Mary Lee Weber Theresa Jefferies neighborhood canvassers Carla Weil Martha Judd David I. Newton Jim Welbourne Annie Kaplan Bill Nimmons Kimberly Whitley Brian Karsif Clara Nixon Brian Williams Zenab Keita Mrs. B. Norman Asia Williams Kerri Kelshall-Ward Holly O’Brien Earlene Williams Tirzah Kemp Rocco Orlando From our 1993 Annual Report: celebrating our 65th Anniversary, this photo features students from Alen Williams Troy Kemp Christopher Ozyck Betsy Ross Middle School who, with the help of a parent and a grant from a fund that began at Jasmine Willis Dr. Dorsey Kendrick Jordy Padilla The Community Foundation, learned to sew quilts and donated them to infants and children in local hospitals. Davida Wilson Karen King Frances Padilla LaRonda Winfrey Ed Kisluk John Padilla Varvara Reilly Angela Russell Anika Singh Lemar Susan Woodall Edward Konowitz Abel Padro Jackie Reyes Priscilla Russo Ardissa Smalls Aurora Wright Sandy Koorejian Luis Pagan Luis Reyes James E. Ryan Gary Smart Kathleen Krolak Dr. Mary Papazian Mildred Reyes Shelly Saczynski Lynn Smith Dale Kroop Cynthia Parker Monica Reyes Michael Saffer Amos Smith Mary Kunjappu David Pearson Heather Reynolds Peter Salovey Samuel Smith Natasha LaButhie Tyra Pendergrass Jennifer Rich Toni Sands Rolan Joni Young Smith Robert Laska James E. Perillo Beverly Richardson Raquel Santiago-Martinez Daniel M. Smith, JD, CFBS, AEP, CL Curtis Law Art Perlo Allison Rivera Anthony F. Santore, CPA Jane Snaider Frederick Leaf Thomas Perrone Dinorah Rivera David R. Schaefer, Esq. Anne Somsel Elizabeth Leamon, Esq. Elaine Peters Jennifer Rivera G. Eric Schonewald Sarah Sorenson Carlton Lee Doreen Pigali Helene Robbins, CTFA Patricia Scussel Florene Spann Karen Lenahan Edward H. Pikaart Jr. Rejean Robinson Barbara Segaloff Sara R. Stadler Michael R. Lenkowski, CPA Charlie Pillsbury Carmen Rodriguez Sandra V. Senich Cythnia Steer Kia Levey Norine Polio Lollie Rodriguez August Serra Jose Suriel Richard Levin Chris Randall Orlando Rodriguez Dipen Shah Christina Sutton Susan Lewin Madeline Ravich Victor Rogers Yusuf Shah Patricia B. Sweet Erin Livensparger James Rawlings Cynthia Rojas Sheila Shanklin Caprice Taylor Mendez

59 INVESTMENTS The Community Foundation’s record of excellent financial management and strong investment returns is an important element of how we serve donors and nonprofits and grow the community’s charitable capital. The Community Foundation’s assets grew to more than $430 Million as of December 31, 2013. The year-end annualized net investment return of The Community Foundation Inc. was 17.5% and since 1995 the return has been 8.9%, surpassing both its target benchmark and the performance of comparably-sized community foundations nationwide.

TOTAL ASSETS Year Ended

2013 $434,050,752

2012 $379,036,842

2011 $341,409,086

2010 $312,006,154

2009 $286,543,231

2008 $224,992,707

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TARGET ASSET 2013 TOTAL GRANTS AND 2013 TOTAL EXPENSE ALLOCATION GRANTS MANAGEMENT 8% 12%8% EXPENSE 20% 20% 11% • Equities (50%) • Non-competitive Grants (65%) • Grants (including 6% • Alternatives (30%) • Competitive Grants (16%) Leadership Activities) (82%) • Bonds (20%) • Leadership Activities (11%) • Grants Management $434 • Fiduciary Grants (8%) $23.7 Expense (6%) $26.9 MILLION 50% 16% MILLION • Administration (12%) 16% MILLION

65% 30% 30% 82%

60 FINANCIALS cfgnh.org/2013financials

COMBINED STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION COMBINED STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES

Assets 2013 2012 Revenue 2013 2012 Cash and Cash Equivalents $ 5,378,931 $ 6,789,917 Contributions $ 24,365,190 $ 20,719,817 Investments at Market Value 415,108,177 365,286,462 Less Contributions to Organization Funds (14,835,271) (7,005,762) Investment in Real Estate 2,470,000 2,470,000 Net Contributions 9,529,919 13,714,055 Mission-related Investments 350,000 350,000 Total Investments 423,307,108 374,896,379 Investment Income 18,822,616 9,442,502 Notes Receivable 60,000 120,000 Contributions Receivable 7,342,058 591,949 Realized and Unrealized Gain on Investments, 25,843,554 24,888,375 Grants Receivable 800,379 871,628 (Net of Fees of $2,346,967 for 2013 and $1,809,528 for 2012)* Split-Interest Agreements 2,118,733 1,867,473 Other Assets 58,457 278,801 Split-Interest Agreements Released from Restrictions - - Furniture and Equipment, Net 364,017 410,612 Change in Value of Split-Interest Agreements, Net 317,267 669,954

Total Revenue, Gains and Other Support $ 54,513,356 $ 48,714,886 Total Assets $ 434,050,752 $ 379,036,842

Expense Liabilities and Net Assets Grants Approved, Net $ 21,941,661 $ 21,697,047 Liabilities Grants Management Expense and Direct Grant Activities 1,728,685 1,397,899 Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses $ 945,074 $ 703,967 Organization Funds 96,930,884 73,169,701 Total Grants Expense 23,670,346 23,094,946 Liabilities Under Split-Interest Agreements 552,145 540,560 Less Grants from Organization Funds (4,034,820) (4,229,319) Grants Payable 2,220,096 2,904,074 Net Grant Expense 19,635,526 18,865,627 Total Liabilities 100,648,199 77,318,302 Development, Donor Services and Stewardship 1,137,293 1,219,494 Net Assets Financial, Endowment and Investment Management 942,588 975,595 Unrestricted 330,857,837 299,472,678 Management and General 740,605 812,997 Temporarily Restricted 2,544,716 2,245,862 Nonrecurring Research and Development in Total Net Assets 333,402,553 301,718,540 Charitable Investment Management Services 373,331 - Total Administration Expense 3,193,817 3,008,086 Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 434,050,752 $ 379,036,842 Total Expense 22,829,343 21,873,713

Increase in Net Assets 31,684,013 26,841,173 Net Assets — Beginning of Year 301,718,540 274,877,367

Net Assets — End of Year $ 333,402,553 $ 301,718,540

Complete audited financial statements of The Community Foundation for Greater New Haven, which include the Valley Community Foundation in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles for supporting organizations, are available at cfgnh.org/2013financials. * updated from print version on 6.04.15 61 BOARD OF DIRECTORS & STAFF * The Board of Directors of The Community Foundation ensures that the organization is effectively fulfilling its mission by making certain that Foundation initiatives, grantmaking, investment and donor stewardship activities all support and advance the institution’s mission. The Board is supported by a professional staff, headed by the President and CEO.

Development, Stewardship, Donor Services & Finance, Investments, Board of Directors Administration Communications Administration & Technology David I. Newton William W. Ginsberg Angela G. Powers A. F. Drew Alden Chair President & CEO Sr. Vice President Sr. Vice President & CFO Development, Stewardship & Chief Compliance Officer William S. Colwell Leon Bailey Jr. Donor Services Vice Chair Sr. Vice President Jennifer Glover Organizational Effectiveness Tricia Caldwell Endowment Officer Rolan Joni Young Smith Communications Manager Immediate Past Chair Leigh Higgins Brandi Kryvonis Executive Assistant to the Sharon Cappetta Disbursements Associate Emily Byrne President & the Board, Director of Development Manager of Administration Marcie Monaco Alicia Caraballo Linda M. Estacion Finance Manager Jolyn Walker Philanthropic Officer Howard K. Hill Administration Officer Eric Piekarz Amy Goldman Charles H. Long Director of Finance & Operations Director of Planned Giving Kica Matos Vilandria Turner Abygale Lund Director of Information Jim Perillo Development Associate Management & Analysis

James E. Ryan Katharine Spadacenta Communications Officer Shelly Saczynski Dotty Weston-Murphy Vice President Donor & Professional Services

Deborah L. Wright Philanthropic Officer

62 *as of time of publication cfgnh.org/boardandstaff Our community’s future... What inspires you?

Grantmaking & Strategy New Haven Healthy Start Denise Canning Kenn Harris Grants Manager Program Director

Stephanie Chung Cynthia Chan Nonprofit Officer Associate Philanthropic Officer

Christina M. Ciociola Natasha Ray Knowledge & Evaluation Director Consortia Coordinator

Lee Cruz Michael Rebimbas Director of Community Outreach Data Manager

Jacqueline Downing Program Manager New Haven Promise Sarah J. H. Fabish Patricia Melton Director of Grants & Scholarships Executive Director Matthew Higbee Lynn Fay Research & Communications Officer Program Director Jermell Knotts Olawale Shogbola Administrative Associate Data Officer Kara Straun Knowledge & Evaluation Officer

63 The Community Foundation for Greater New Haven thanks the individual contributions of its staff and the community who made this Annual Report possible.

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