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Snapshot Snapshot SNAPSHOTSNAPSHOT Mission To facilitate thoughtful, effective OFOF KBFUSKBFUS ININ 20142014 giving to Europe and Africa. Vision To be the leading resource for philan- thropic giving to Europe and Africa. Building on the longstanding grant- making tradition of our Brussels-based parent foundation, we aim to act as a bridge between American donors and non profits overseas, providing them with knowledge, expertise and access to a vast network of local partners. Values We are committed to: · Integrity and Transparency · Excellence, Creativity and Flexibility · Diversity and Inclusiveness KBFUS’ activities have grown substantially over the past few years and last year was a record year for our organization. In 2014, KBFUS facilitated over $20 million in grants to support a wide variety of causes all across Europe and Africa. On behalf of our board of directors and staff, we seize this opportuni- ty to thank our donors for their generosity, and look forward to our continued collaboration with all our partners in 2015! 01. KBFUS BY THE NUMBERS Total revenue in USD Total grants made in USD $24,000,000 $24,000,000 $22,000,000 $22,000,000 $20,000,000 $20,000,000 $18,000,000 $18,000,000 $16,000,000 $16,000,000 $14,000,000 $14,000,000 $12,000,000 $12,000,000 $10,000,000 $10,000,000 $ 8,000,000 $ 8,000,000 2012 2013 2014 2012 2013 2014 02. A CLOSER Look AT OUR Grants Total number of grants made Grant dollars by program area Health Other $ 2,390,453 $ 656,314 250 Environment 200 $ 4,423,859 Education 150 $ 2,027,840 100 50 Arts & culture Peace & $ 3,432,976 0 human rights $ 3,876,225 2012 2013 2014 Human services $ 3,421,870 TOP 5 COUNTRIES GRANTED TO IN EUROPE 1. United Kingdom 2. Netherlands 3. Belgium 4. France 5. Germany TOP 5 COUNTRIES GRANTED TO IN AFRICA 1. South Africa 2. Egypt 3. Kenya 4. Tanzania 5. Zambia 03. Innovative ProGRAMS American Fundraising Model - European Program: Thirty one ex- tive is to introduce African universities to successful development ecutives of European universities and cultural institutions participat- strategies and enable them to learn from the longstanding fund- ed in our eighth study visit to New York. Entitled “Factors Critical to raising expertise of their colleagues in the United States. Success in Fundraising and Development - The American Model”, this intensive program consists of four days of interactive discus- Corporate Philanthropy in Europe: Sixteen executives of Amer- sions with the “best of the best” of New York City’s fundraising world. ican corporate foundations participated in our 2014 Site Visit on Corporate Philanthropy in Europe. The four-day program is orga- American Fundraising Model - African Program: Twenty four nized every other year in Brussels, Belgium. Through interactive strategic decision-makers in African higher education institutions discussions with experts, participants discover how their philan- joined us in May for the second edition of this program. Its objec- thropic programs can be adapted to fit European realities. 04. Focus on OUR funds Year Number of donor-advised funds Number of American friends funds 2012 29 86 2013 32 111 2014 34 136 KBFUS welcomed 36 new funds in 2014 · UNDL Foundation (Switzerland) · Universitat Internacional de Catalunya (Spain) · University of Port Harcourt (Nigeria) 32 NEW AMERICAN FRIENDS FUNDS: · Wageningen University (Netherlands) · ABC Foundation (Netherlands) · ABSWP (Spain) 4 new donor-ADVISED FUNDS: · Actions for Community Matters (ACOMA)( Liberia) · Friends of the Club Mediterranee Foundation - USA · Assistance Center for Deaf and Deafblind Children (Italy) · Fund for the Restoration of the Trebevic Zicara Cable Car · Bo Children’s Hospital (Sierra Leone) in the City of Sarajevo · Bruges City Musea (Belgium) · International Community Foundation Fund · Cameleon (France) · Meyer J. and Norma L. Ragir Fund · Château de Chambord (France) · CSD (France) · FIBGAR (Spain) · Fondation iFRAP (France) Top five American friends funds in USD raised · Hospital Brothers (Netherlands) · IDAY (Belgium) 1. American Friends of HIVOS Fund (NL) · Imagine Institute (France) 2. American Friends of Mama Cash (NL) Institute of Tropical Medicine – Antwerp (Belgium) · 3. American Friends of Institut Curie (FR) · Jola House (Liberia) · Leiden University (Netherlands) 4. Rijksmuseum American Fund (NL) · Leprosy Mission (Netherlands) 5. American Friends of the Welfare Association (CH) · Mundaneum (Belgium) · Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen (Netherlands) Top five donor-advised funds by USD granted · Naturalis (Netherlands) · Park and Castle of Beloeil (Belgium) 1. Wrigley Global Giving Fund · Philanthropy Connections (Netherlands) 2. Marnix and Mary Heersink Donor Advised Fund Servigny D-Day (France) · 3. Pfizer Foundation Global Health Fund · Skillshare International (United Kingdom) · SOS SAHEL (France) 4. Amgen Foundation Donor Advised Fund · South African Multi-media Arts Foundation (South Africa) 5. Starbucks Charitable Fund · Trag Foundation (Serbia) staff & LEADERSHIP STAFF · Jean Paul Warmoes, Executive Director · Ellena E. Fotinatos, Deputy Director, Donor & Nonprofit Services · Hafeeza E. Rashed, Senior Advisor, Communications & Outreach BOARD OF DIRECTORS · Peter Piot (Chairman), Director of the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, Former Executive Director of UNAIDS · Alan John Blinken (Vice-Chairman), Former Ambassador of the United States to Belgium · Natalia Kanem (Secretary), Representative of UNFPA in Tanzania, Former President of ELMA Philanthropies Services (U.S.) · Luc Tayart de Borms (Treasurer), Managing Director of the King Baudouin Foundation, Former Chair of EFC · Tade Akin Aina, Executive Director of PASGR (Kenya), Former Program Director at the Carnegie Corporation of New York · F. Guillaume Bastiaens, Former Vice Chairman of Cargill · Emile Boulpaep, Professor at Yale University School of Medicine, President of Belgian American Educational Foundation · Verna Eggleston, Research & Development at Bloomberg Philanthropies · Sam Fox, Former Ambassador of the United States to Belgium, Founder and Former Chairman of Harbour Group · Georges Jacobs de Hagen, Honorary Chairman of Delhaize Group and of UCB, Honorary Chairman of BUSINESSEUROPE · Maurice Tempelsman, Chairman of Lazare Kaplan Intl, Former Chair of the Africa-America Institute · Françoise Tulkens, Chair of the King Baudouin Foundation, Former Vice-President of the European Court of Human Rights · Johan Verbeke, Ambassador of Belgium to the United States INVESTMENT COMMITTEE · Emile Boulpaep, Professor at Yale University School of Medicine, President of Belgian American Educational Foundation · Katrien Carbonez, Managing Director, Investment Banking Division at Goldman Sachs · Gilles M. Dellaert, Chief Investment Officer at Global Atlantic Financial Group · Ahmed Fahim, Managing Director at Alapointe Capital, Former Managing Director at Morgan Stanley · Jean Paul Warmoes, Executive Director of KBFUS KING BAUDOUIN FOUNDATION UNITED STATES 10 Rockefeller Plaza, 16th Floor New York, NY 10020 Phone: (212) 713-7660 | Email: [email protected] | www.kbfus.org .
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