Baton Rouge Area Foundation, 2005 Annual Report As Hurricane Katrina, a massive, slow-moving storm, crossed Florida and entered the Gulf of Mexico on August 28th, the National Weather Service issued an urgent warning: “…devastating damage expected…a most powerful hurricane with unprecedented strength…most of the area will be uninhabitable for weeks…”

By August 29th, most residents of the greater New Orleans area had evacuated— primarily via I-10, either to or through Baton Rouge.

The Baton Rouge Area Foundation, dedicated to enhancing the quality of life in Louisiana’s capital region, began planning its response—hoping that Baton Rouge would only have to serve as a temporary refuge, sheltering our neighbors for a few nights before they could return home.

We endured a night of increasingly powerful wind and rain, nervously waiting— Katrina lingering just off the coast until the early morning hours. Foyer, Chalmette, St. Bernard Parish By daybreak, Katrina lashed Louisiana and Mississippi, churning through the brackish waters and destroying hundreds of miles of wetlands, barrier islands, and reefs.

Thousands of homes and businesses were destroyed. Towns across the region were rendered unrecognizable as hundred-year-old landmarks were wiped away, some pushed miles inland by a devastating storm surge.

It appeared, though, that New Orleans had been spared.

By 8 a.m., troubling, fragmented reports began surfacing—claiming that the levees had failed, and that New Orleans was flooding.

Soon those reports were verified, and those of us with power watched the first images of a flooded Crescent City in disbelief. Searching for Survivors, September 8, 2005, Gentilly, New Orleans Realizing that much of Louisiana had been badly damaged and that an unprecedented relief effort would be necessary, the Baton Rouge Area Foundation began organizing its resources and planning its first steps.

Immediately, two funds were created—the Hurricane Katrina Displaced Residents Fund, to benefit the individuals and families that evacuated to the Baton Rouge area; and the Hurricane Katrina New Orleans Recovery Fund, to help rebuild critical infrastructure and human services as displaced residents returned to their homes.

The Foundation also launched www.FoundationsForRecovery.org, to raise awareness and fulfill its reporting duties to donors. In the first month, more than five million people visited the site. Emergency Shelter, August 31, 2005, River Center, Baton Rouge Within a matter of hours, our phones were ringing nonstop, overloading our system and operators. Requests for aid and offers of assistance poured into our emails. The local and national community wanted to help, and relied on the Foundation’s knowledge of this community and ability to coordinate partnerships between people, government, and businesses.

In the month following Hurricane Katrina, the Foundation fielded more than 6,000 phone calls and countless emails.

Our staff and volunteers talked with displaced residents—most of them uncertain about where to turn, and began linking them to local service organizations and shelters.

We also spoke with generous people from around the country looking for ways to help, directing monetary contributions to our two relief funds, and connecting more unique offers with organizations that could benefit from them most: to Woman’s Hospital, the services of a private airplane; to shelters across the region, trucks full of relief supplies; and, in St. Bernard Parish, the services of a French rescue team. FEMA Busy Signal, February 13, 2006, New Orleans In the meantime, the Foundation convened a meeting of key leaders from throughout the relief sector. This group, known as the Hurricane Katrina Task Force, immediately began sharing information and working to provide the best care possible to all displaced residents. They met daily at first, later shifting to a weekly and then biweekly schedule.

Members of the Hurricane Katrina Task Force: Community Foundation of Acadiana Advance Baton Rouge American Red Cross Baton Rouge Area Foundation Capital Area Human Services District Capital Area United Way Family Road of Greater Baton Rouge Greater New Orleans Inc. Greater New Orleans Foundation International Rescue Committee The Irene W. and C. B. Pennington Foundation The Huey and Angelina Wilson Foundation Return to St. Dominic Catholic Church, November 27, 2005, Lakeview, New Orleans The amount of need facing our community was staggering. In order to best utilize our available resources, the Foundation established a set of basic priorities from which it would consider issuing relief grants from the Hurricane Katrina Displaced Residents Fund.

Basic Human Needs became the first priority. Consisting of food, shelter, security, and health care, the presence of quality services in this category across our region was essential to the survival of our neighbors immediately after the storm.

After speaking with colleagues at the New York Community Trust and Oklahoma City Community Foundation, we learned that the most pressing and unanticipated problem they faced in dealing with disasters in their communities was the emotional impact on victims and the responders who worked with them, especially on a long-term scale. We quickly began thinking of health care in terms of both physical and mental health.

With thousands of families living in shelters and other temporary housing, the Foundation realized that stabilizing children and returning them to school would be paramount to their future success, and designated Education as its second priority.

Finally, the Foundation partnered with the Baton Rouge Area Chamber to work in the areas of Employment and Opportunity. Going Home, October 28, 2005, Ninth Ward, New Orleans Through its grantmaking department, the Foundation assembled assessment teams who searched the surrounding region, identifying shelters and service organizations, and measuring their ability, according to our priorities and the local need, to maintain quality assistance.

These teams, consisting of staff, Foundation alumni, partner organizations, and expert volunteers, performed hundreds of assessments in the first few weeks.

They reported their findings to the Hurricane Katrina Displaced Residents Fund Screening Committee, noting organizations with the capacity to provide critical relief.

The Screening Committee, composed of key board, community, and Task Force members, reviewed each assessment, and recommended relief grants to the Foundation’s Executive Committee for final approval.

Through this process of assessment and review, the Foundation ensured the highest level of integrity in our grantmaking program, inspired confidence in donors, and issued its first set of grants within 10 days. St. Rose of Lima Chapel, Creole, Cameron Parish The Foundation’s conference center has been an asset during this crisis. The meeting point for our city’s nonprofit response, our offices overflowed with volunteers, community leaders, displaced and partner organizations, and others. The space quickly filled with a great sense of urgency and determination.

The Foundation offered office space to displaced New Orleans’ organizations Greater New Orleans Inc. and the Greater New Orleans Foundation. They gratefully accepted temporary offices and began organizing their individual relief efforts.

The Foundation also invited and hosted the International Rescue Committee, experts in refugee resettlement, as they performed their Rapid Assessment Report and made recommendations for best serving people in need.

Created, in part, with funding from the Foundation, the Louisiana Family Recovery Corps began shaping their organization in our offices, and are now working to coordinate a case-management network across our state for impacted families. Second Line, Ninth Ward, New Orleans Many local businesses approached the Foundation in search of ways to help their impacted employees. Allowed by the IRS during disaster conditions, the Foundation helped several companies establish employer-sponsored assistance programs.

These funds let companies create and administer aid programs for their impacted employees, keeping many of them just above the breaking point and allowing them to secure their families. Some companies, like Oreck, sheltered employees, providing aid and counseling, and assuring them that their jobs were secure in the interim.

Through December 2005, 1,325 grants were issued to impacted workers, totaling more than $2.8 million. For most, this assistance meant that they were able to hold their lives and families together. Crushed Refrigerators, Slidell, St. Tammany Parish On September 8, 2005, the Foundation’s grantmaking staff reported the assessment teams’ initial findings to the Hurricane Katrina Displaced Residents Fund Screening Committee, detailing the tremendous scope of need across our region, and recommending organizations with the capacity to provide continued, quality care for grants. Emphasizing the need for a swift response, the Foundation issued its first set of grants only 10 days after the storm. Of the $1 million raised in those first few days, $669,794 was disbursed immediately to help relief organizations and shelters provide critical services. After another two weeks, the Screening Committee met again, this time recommending almost $1 million in grants.

Over the next several months, assessment teams continued to report on community conditions and need across our region. Through the end of the year, the Foundation issued more than $3.8 million in relief funds from the Hurricane Katrina Displaced Residents Fund to relief programs. Additionally, the Foundation raised over $31 million for all relief efforts, and issued $8.6 million to relief efforts through both unrestricted and donor advised funds.

For continued updates on our relief activities, visit www.FoundationsForRecovery.org. Debris, November 11, 2005, Elysian Fields Avenue, New Orleans With the loss of homes, jobs, medicines, and routines—combined with being jammed together in shelters—adult evacuees faced enormous stress as they tried to care for their families. After moving from the shelters, they continue to experience many mental health problems because of trauma, loss, and dislocation. In response to this crisis, the Foundation immediately focused on mental health programming, the psychosocial needs of evacuees as well as the broad range of people who would interact with them.

We began working with Capital Area Human Services District, the public sector agency responsible for mental health, addictive disorders, and developmental disabilities in our area, as well as with the LSU School of Social Work, Family Road, and other nonprofits to identify needs and services for evacuees, first responders, and human services providers.

In partnership with the Irene W. and C. B. Pennington Foundation, the Baton Rouge Area Foundation funded a conference for mental health providers, where five national experts presented research, data, and evaluation methods to 350 local social workers, psychologists, counselors, and clergy on the effects of disaster on children and adults.

Additionally, the Foundation convened a task force led by nationally recognized trauma expert, April Naturale, director of Project Liberty, mental health services for post-9/11 recovery, to develop a long range plan for this mental health crisis. Components include identifying and filling gaps in services and training, leveraging new funding, and launching a broad-based education program. Life Lost, November 20, 2005, Elysian Fields Avenue, New Orleans Following the hurricanes, the governor appointed the Louisiana Recovery Authority (LRA) to plan and coordinate the state’s multi-faceted rebuilding efforts. However, with planning expenses expected to exceed $20 million and no state funds allocated to hire consultants, the LRA’s capacity was severely limited.

In response to this critical issue, the Baton Rouge Area Foundation established the LRA Support Foundation to provide external resources and support for the LRA’s efforts. By positioning informed decision-making and expert planning as top priorities, the fund is making expert planning possible as we re-envision our state.

The LRA Support Foundation funds policy research, issue analysis, local and regional planning support, policy development and leadership, assistance in the development of long-term community planning, identification of best practices, communication of information about key public policy issues, and gathering of public input on policy and planning issues. Gutted, November 28, 2005, New Orleans Charged with improving emergency care and services in the affected parishes, and developing recommendations for a sustainable long term health care system for the poor and uninsured; the LRA health care subcommittee asked the Foundation’s Executive Vice President, John Spain—because of his ongoing involvement in this field, to serve as an objective advisor.

With funding from the LRA Support Foundation, the LRA health care subcommittee engaged PricewaterhouseCoopers to create a white paper on health care in Louisiana. This study will allow the LRA to make the right decisions for the future of Louisiana’s health care system.

An early analysis of the report reveals that Louisiana has separate health care services for insured and uninsured people, with the uninsured shuffled into the charity hospital system. This two-tiered system, the last of its kind in the nation, is more expensive and provides less care than in other states; the report recommends that the state transition into using more private providers, and increase outpatient capacity. Our ability to address this complicated issue is vital to the success of our recovery efforts for the people of Louisiana. Salvaging Memories, November 28, 2005, New Orleans According to the U. S. Department of Education, more than 372,000 children from Louisiana and Mississippi had their educations disrupted by Hurricane Katrina. Most of these students are displaced, and will be seeking to continue their educations in new communities and school districts. In the four-parish region most severely impacted by Hurricane Katrina in Louisiana, nearly 250,000 children were affected. Many of those students are now living with their families in the Baton Rouge area.

The Foundation, through its Hurricane Katrina Displaced Residents Fund, has issued grants to several organizations working to return these students to the classroom and help them cope with the recent disaster, including supporting teachers, counseling, tutoring, and after-school activities.

Additionally, there is concern that our already strained school system needs help. According to the Baton Rouge Public School System’s 2005 Strategic Plan, there is much work to be done: “Almost fifty percent of the students in the district do not meet proficiency standards,” and “there is no systematic effort to build standards, measurements and training to create a culture of quality service.”

In February 2006, the Baton Rouge Area Foundation received a $3 million grant from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to support the development of an autonomous network of high performing public schools and to implement a systemic K-12 literacy intervention program for students in East Baton Rouge Parish affected by Hurricane Katrina. We share their hope that these activities can aid our school system and dramatically improve the opportunities for students’ success. Learning to Drive, October 26, 2005, Baker, East Baton Rouge Parish New Orleans, in the past, has been defined by its unique musical landscape; the Foundation is helping preserve that tradition.

Concerned about the futures of New Orleans’ working jazz musicians, Derek Gordon, Wynton Marsalis, and other leaders from Jazz at Lincoln Center contacted the Foundation to find out how they could help. Working with the grantmaking staff, they established the Higher Ground Relief Fund.

On September 17th, the group held a fundraising concert—later releasing an album, featuring Norah Jones, Diana Krall, Wynton Marsalis, Bette Midler, Art & Aaron Neville, Dianne Reeves, James Taylor, Cassandra Wilson, and Buckwheat Zydeco. Ultimately, the effort raised nearly $3 million, and issued 214 grants to musicians and music-related organizations working to return the distinctive sounds and melodies to the Crescent City. Blue Note, Lakeview, New Orleans Funded through the LRA Support Foundation, Louisiana Speaks is a 3-part planning process to develop a sustainable, long-term vision for South Louisiana in the wake of hurricanes Katrina and Rita. The process will combine the efforts of citizens, stakeholders, and internationally recognized experts into a comprehensive approach for the redevelopment of our damaged communities.

1. Urban Design Associates is creating a toolkit of ideas to be used by homeowners and businesses that will promote enduring urban and architectural values to the building industry, and streamline the permits process for residents as they rebuild.

2. Duany Plater-Zyberk & Company hosted local design charrettes, or neighborhood workshops, to produce master plans for rebuilding Abbeville, Delcambre, Erath, Lake Charles, and St. Bernard Parish.

3. Calthorpe Associates is developing a long-term regional vision that will help us understand how our communities’ economic futures are tied together.

The Baton Rouge Area Foundation has been involved in community planning for almost a decade. Now known as the Center for Planning Excellence, Plan Baton Rouge began in the late 1990s as an initiative aimed at revitalizing specific areas of our city. The Foundation based Plan Baton Rouge on the New Urbanism movement, which advocates the restoration of existing urban centers and towns, the reconfiguration of sprawling suburbs into communities of real neighborhoods and diverse districts, and the preservation of community legacy and identity. The Center is spearheading planning across South Louisiana. FEMA Trailers, Marigny, New Orleans Moving forward, the Foundation has committed to staying prepared to respond to future instances of crisis or disaster in our region. It is our goal to ensure that the service providers in our area have the resources that they need to bring relief and care to those who have been displaced, and we are currently developing a Disaster Operations Manual to aid that effort.

Over the past year, the Foundation relied on the vision and generosity of our donors, members, and other community leaders to create pathways to recovery for all of our impacted neighbors.

We remain grateful for your assistance as we continue to promote equity, integrity, and diversity to build better communities for the people of South Louisiana. Shifted, Lower Ninth Ward, New Orleans On behalf of the Board of Directors of the Baton Rouge Area Foundation, and in light of the tremendous challenges that the communities of South Louisiana have faced in 2005, I am pleased to report that we have continued our diligent pursuit of our mission to enhance our community, including engaging in critical Hurricane Katrina and Rita response activities. This document details those activities, highlighting many of the partnerships that have made our relief efforts both possible and successful.

As we continue into the recovery process, the Foundation is dedicated to honoring the memory of those lost in these tragic storms by emphasizing equity and best practices in relief efforts, and, by necessity, expanding its work area to include a more regional focus. Prior to Cooperation, innovation, and integrity the storms, the Foundation centered its attention on the eight parish region surrounding will be the keys to a successful recovery Baton Rouge, determined to improve health care, education, urban planning, and other and future for South Louisiana. critical social services in our area by raising awareness among our stakeholders.

This report primarily focuses on the last 125 days of 2005, covering the first stage of our response, providing immediate relief to those in need, and prefaces the work ahead: our recovery.

On August 29, 2005, while Hurricane Katrina pounded the Gulf, it became clear that damage was catastrophic, that the human need would be great, and that relief activities would have to be staged from an unaffected location. Without power, under mandatory evacuation orders and threats of flooding, an estimated half-million residents of New Orleans fled their city, primarily on I-10-West.

With thousands of people seeking temporary refuge, our community became the staging ground for relief and recovery efforts. The Foundation began coordinating our community’s response with local and state officials, forming strategic partnerships with national and local organizations, and developing procedures for ensuring that our community could handle the dramatic influx of displaced people. Most of us sheltered friends and family as they, initially, waited for the call to return home, and later coped with the tragic sense of loss and displacement.

Immediately after the storm, our business became connecting people to services, and keeping those service providers supplied with the resources they needed to provide the best care possible. The Foundation was able to transition from its regular duties and community priorities to disaster relief—coordinating local assistance efforts and funding shelters, foodbanks, education and health care programs, and other services designed to ease the trauma suffered by our displaced neighbors. Our work during the crisis reflects the vision and commitment of our founders, board, Moving into the 21st century, our state faces both great opportunity donors, members, volunteers, community, and staff. For more than forty years, the Baton and challenges. We have the chance to re-shape many of our strained Rouge Area Foundation has worked in Louisiana’s capital region to enhance the quality social institutions, and rethink the ways that our cities and towns of life for all residents. Following the recent storms, the Foundation assembled assessment work together to create our distinct, diverse local cultures. South teams who searched the region, identifying and coordinating with hundreds of shelters Louisiana, with the right direction and leadership, will grow into a and service organizations. Within 10 days of Katrina’s strike, the Foundation issued grants model community for the future. We should strive to improve with totaling $669,794, from the Hurricane Katrina Displaced Residents Fund; two weeks later, the nation in terms of education, health care, regional planning, another $1 million was disbursed. economic development, and affordable housing; and find partners who can help us get there. Through December 31, 2005, the Foundation awarded $8.6 million to relief efforts through both unrestricted and donor advised funds. Sincerely, In 2005, the Foundation issued $18,075,478 in grants to organizations providing critical services in the areas of Arts and Humanities, Community Development, Education, Environment, Human Services, Medical/Health, and Religion. More than $157 million has been awarded since 1964 in our region. At the year’s end, the un-audited, total assets held by the Foundation equaled $474,976,072. Thomas H. Turner, Chair

I am pleased to report that our community’s service organizations have performed admirably, many of them adjusting their programs and juggling funding to accommodate the overwhelming need that filled our city overnight.

We’ve recognized the tremendous support of our friends from around the nation and world who have made our work possible. The foundations, corporations, and individuals who have supported the ongoing relief and recovery of our impacted neighbors are agents of goodwill, Samaritans with the best of intentions. These are our partners in Recovery, stakeholders in the pursuit of a brighter, better future for all of our communities. Our Mission The Baton Rouge Area Foundation unites human and financial resources to enhance the quality of life in Louisiana’s capital region. To achieve our mission, we: —Serve donors to build the assets that drive initiatives and solutions; —Engage community leaders to develop appropriate responses to emerging opportunities and challenges; and —Evaluate our work and share the results with our stakeholders.

Founded June 1964

Total Assets $475 million

Grants Awarded in 2005 $18 million

Overview The Baton Rouge Area Foundation is a nonprofit organization that forms partnerships with philanthropists, nonprofit organizations, and other community leaders to ensure that our community can exceed any challenge, and that our residents have every opportunity to succeed.

The Foundation serves eight Parishes in South Central Louisiana:

East Feliciana West Feliciana

Pointe Coupée East Baton Rouge

West Baton Rouge Livingston

Iberville Ascension Progress in 2005 In addition to the Foundation’s tremendous response to the recent HIV/AIDS Initiative: When, in 2004, the Centers for Disease hurricanes, several of our other initiatives took major steps this year. Control ranked our city second in the nation in new AIDS cases per capita, the Foundation took bold action, convening local The Shaw Center for the Arts:A $55 million complex that opened service organizations, community leaders, and other stakeholders the weekend of March 5, 2005, the Shaw Center features beautiful to address the issue. Through mass media and strategic grassroots views of the Mississippi and a central location in a budding arts and communications efforts, the group, now named Baton Rouge entertainment district. This building is quickly becoming the heart Citizens Against HIV, initiated an awareness campaign called of an area that will centralize the arts in Baton Rouge, and showcase “Protect Yourself Baton Rouge.” 2005 began with great promise as our varied cultural offerings. The Shaw Center for the Arts was made local HIV testing increased the previous year, and the number of possible through partnerships between state and local governments, new reported cases fell dramatically. The latest rankings listed Baton the Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge, the Baton Rouge Area Rouge No. 8 in the nation—a significant decrease. Foundation, LSU, LSU Museum of Art, LSU School for Art, Plan Baton Rouge, and numerous private investors. Smiley Heights: The Wilbur Marvin Foundation, a Support Organization of the Baton Rouge Area Foundation, announced The Capitol House:Now a Hilton flagship hotel, the Capitol a project on 200 acres off Florida Boulevard in Baton Rouge. House and Heidelberg Hotel are being renovated by Commercial The ambitious development, set to begin construction in 2007, Properties Development Corp., the main asset of the Wilbur Marvin will build 800 to 1,200 housing units mixed with retail and possibly Foundation. Set to open August 30, 2006, the hotel will feature a a neighborhood school. Unlike most other such developments, ground-floor ballroom with panoramic views of the river, a 10th-floor Smiley Heights will provide housing for a mix of incomes. ballroom with 360-degree views of the city, and three street-level spaces for lease to downtown restaurants.

Old South Baton Rouge Revitalization Strategic Plan: After helping secure an $18.6 million federal Hope VI Grant in 2003 to redevelop housing in the Old South Baton Rouge area, the Foundation realized that this was an opportunity to do more than simply rebuild pockets of substandard housing. Plan Baton Rouge hired RKG and other consultants to deliver a strategic plan for the area. A neighborhood partnership has been created to implement the plan. 2005 Board of Directors Thomas H. TurnerChair Founders John W. Barton Sr. Christel C. Slaughter PhD Vice Chair Joseph H. Baynard* John G. Davies President & CEO L. Heidel Brown* Brace B. Godfrey Jr. Secretary Sidney A. Champagne* Ralph J. Stephens Treasurer Frank S. Craig Jr.* John W. Barton Sr. Chair Emeritus Charles F. Duchein* Henry W. Jolly Jr. MD* Frederick P. Cerise MD Douglas L. Manship Sr.* Thomas A. Cotten George Mathews* David G. Fourrier MD Harvey H. Posner* Alice D. Greer Benjamin B. Taylor Jr.* L. Lane Grigsby Scott Duchein Barton* Honorary Founder Cornelius A. Lewis Myron Falk* Executive Director Emeritus Richard F. Manship Charles W. McCoy John W. Barton Sr. 1964–1970 Jennifer Eplett Reilly Past Chairs Harvey H. Posner* 1971–1972 H. Norman Saurage III Joseph H. Baynard* 1973–1974 The Rev. Charles T. Smith L. Heidel Brown* 1975–1976 Charles L. Valluzzo John S. Kean Jr.* 1977–1978 Paul S. West Chester McKay* 1979–1980 William H. LeBlanc Jr.* 1981–1982 The Baton Rouge Area Foundation is governed by Rosalind B. McKenzie* 1983–1984 directors who are appointed for three year terms. Jake L. Netterville 1985–1986 Members may serve two consecutive terms after which John B. Noland 1987–1989 they must rotate off for at least one year. The Board Dudley W. Coates 1990–1991 is comprised of fifteen at-large directors elected by the Gordon A. Pugh 1992–1993 members. The immediate past Board Chair serves as John W. Barton Sr. 1994 a member of the Executive Committee and member J. Terrell Brown 1995–1996 of the Board, as does the Chief Executive Officer of the Mary Ann Sternberg 1997–1998 Foundation. Founding Chair John W. Barton Sr. has Ben R. Miller Jr. 1999–2000 a permanent seat as Chair Emeritus on the Board and Virginia B. Noland 2001–2002 its Executive Committee. Kevin R. Lyle 2003–2004

* indicates deceased Committees Community Advancement Fund Founders Forum Committee Membership Committee William C. Benedetto Class of 2006 Alice D. Greer Chair Alice D. Greer Chair Patrick Mockler Class of 2006 Healthcare Grantmaking Program Neighborhood Initiative Program Suzanne Turner Class of 2006 Fred P. Cerise MD Chair Meri Cambre Class of 2005 Edward Francis Class of 2007 William M. Cassidy MD Rev. Fred Jeff SmithClass of 2005 Alice D. Greer Chair, Class of 2007 David G. Fourrier MD Mark D. Richterman Class of 2005 Yolanda Dixon Class of 2007 Charles S. Greeson MD Charlette Byrd Class of 2006 Tommy Hodson Class of 2008 R. Bryan Griffith MD Perry Franklin Class of 2006 Dan Holliday III Class of 2008 Michael Hamilton MD Rev. Steve Crump Class of 2007 Cornelius A. Lewis Class of 2008 Darryl Peterson MD Ronnie Edwards Class of 2007 Executive Committee Carol R. Ridenour MD Philanthropic Initiatives Thomas H. TurnerChair Floyd J. Roberts MD Jennifer Eplett Reilly Chair Christel C. Slaughter PhD Vice Chair Hurricane Katrina Displaced Residents Annette D. Barton John G. Davies President Fund Screening Committee Shelby McKenzie Brace B. Godfrey Jr. Secretary Alice D. Greer Chair Bettsie Baker Miller Ralph J. Stephens Treasurer Cornelius A. Lewis Rolfe Miller John W. Barton Sr. Chair Emeritus Thomas H. Turner Claude Reynaud Farrnbacher Committee Jennifer Eplett Reilly Donna Saurage Crayton A. Fargason MD Chair Gregory J. Cotter Property Committee Bradley C. Black MD Edward Francis Paul S. West Chair Butler Fuller MD Yolanda Dixon Carol Anne Blitzer James J. Hoth MD Dan Holliday III Stephen N. Carville Tom J. Meek Jr. MD Patrick Mockler Matt McKay H. Norman Saurage III Suzanne Turner Hermann Moyse Roger F. Shaw OD Lori J. Bertman Iveson Noland John G. Davies Finance Committee Randy P. Roussel Ralph J. Stephens Chair Investment Subcommittee Bob Schmidt J. H. Campbell Jr. Dudley W. Coates Chair Dudley W. Coates Thomas L. Frazer L. Lane Grigsby Jason T. Green Cornelius A. Lewis C. Kris Kirkpatrick Richard F. Manship Charles W. McCoy John B. Noland John B. Noland Shunn Phillips Larry Paddock William C. Potter H. Norman Saurage III Ralph J. Stephens Funds & Affiliates AFFILIATES OR SUPPORTING DONOR ADVISED OR CORP- Fund for Bogalusa © Established 1999 ORGANIZATIONS are popular ORATE ADVISED FUNDS alternatives to private foundations. They are allow individuals to reserve the privilege Nancy LeBlanc Bondy entitled to “public charity” tax status and of recommending charitable organizations and Charles A. Bondy Family Fund Established 2000 avoid regulations, restrictions, and limitations as grant beneficiaries. We also provide them that pertain to private foundations. They also the latitude to divide their named funds into Margaret and Emmett Boudreaux Fund have their own Board of Directors, and retain two subfunds: an endowed subfund which Established 2002

their own identity and charitable purpose. generates income for grants and a spendable Robert and Martha Bowlus Family Fund fund which is fully available for distribution. In Memory of William Morton Bowlus Established 1998 Helen S. Barnes Trust Established 1979 James H. Boyce and Jane T. Boyce Fund June Guillot Adams Fund Established 2003 Established 1992 Credit Bureau of Baton Rouge Foundation Established 2005 Bromley Family Fund Wm. Louis Albritton Family Fund Established 1991 Established 2001 Wilbur Marvin Foundation Established 1992 Heidel and Imo Brown Fund Allen Fort Colley Christian Soldier Fund Established 2000 Established 1992 E. J. and Marjory B. Ourso Family Foundation Anonymous Fund J. Terrell and Mary Kay Brown Family Fund Established 1995 Established 2001 Established 1995

LRA Support Foundation Christina Arey Fund The Burden Foundation Fund Established 2005 Established 2001 Established 2000

Reilly Family Foundation Philip and Cecile Barbier Fund Millard and Winifred Byrd Family Fund Established 2000 Established 1995 Established 2003

Newton B. Thomas Support Foundation Princeton and Dadie Bardwell Family Fund Caldwell Gresham Fund Established 2002 Established 2004 Established 2004

Milford Wampold III Support Foundation John W. and Scott Duchein Barton Fund J. H. Campbell Jr. Fund Established 1997 Established 1979 Established 1997

Warren and Mary Nell Berwick Fund Carol’s Fund Established 1985 Established 2001

Helene Kantrow Blitzer Erica and David Carpenter Family Fund Established 1999 and Sidney M. Blitzer Family Fund Established 1997 Beverly and Dudley W. Coates Family Fund Established 1986 Susie and Carl Blyskal Fund Established 2004 Mary Charlotte and Lloyd Collette Family Fund Established 1992

Commercial Properties Development David McQuown and Martha Rickey and Debbie Heroman Fund V. Price LeBlanc Fund Corporation, Baton Rouge Ellington Ellison Fund Established 2000 Established 1984

Established 2003 Established 1995 Renée and Leslie Hull Fund V. Price LeBlanc Jr. Fund Commercial Properties Development Emergency Medicine Alumni Fund Established 1997 Established 2000

Corporation, Puerto Rico Established 2002 Jeanne Curet and David McGuire W. H. “Bill” and Jane LeBlanc Fund Established 2003 Joseph M. and Carmel H. Fornaris Fund James Family Fund Established 1982

Community Coffee Fund Established 2000 Established 1999 Lexus of New Orleans Fund Established 1997 Darryl Gissel Fund Marcia Kaplan Kantrow Established 2000

CPFS Fund Established 2004 and Byron R. Kantrow Jr. Family Fund Samuel S. Lipscomb and Joseph W. Established 2003 Established 1996 Goodwill Fund Annison Family Memorial Fund Dot and Emmett T. Craig Jr. Fund Established 2002 Emily Lou and Frank Hugh Kean Jr. Fund Established 1990

Established 2000 Established 1986 Gore Family Fund Louisiana Companies Charitable Fund CRT, Dianne Squires Established 2004 Laura Kelley Fund Established 1999 and William Henry Rhoads Fund Established 1997 Greater Baton Rouge Association J. D. and Patsy R. Lyle Family Fund Established 2004 of REALTORS Fund Tim and Nanette Kelley Fund Established 1995

Louis D. and Jean H. Curet Fund Established 2004 Established 1992 Kevin R. Lyle Family Fund Established 1983 Greater Baton Rouge Youth Services Kids’ and Families Foundation Established 1995

Ruby J. Darensbourg-Cook and Development Center Inc. Established 2001 Rachel E. Lyle Fund Memorial Fund Established 2003 Edith and Claude Kirkpatrick Established 2001 Established 1992 Mr. and Mrs. G. Lee Griffin Family Fund Foundation Fund Ryan E. Lyle Fund Michael T. Delahaye Fund Established 1993 Established 2000 Established 2001 Established 1995 J. D. and Roberta A. Guillory Fund Charles and Carole Lamar Fund Tori W. Lyle Family Fund Benjamin A. DiChiara II Fund Established 1999 Established 1997 Established 2005 Established 2002 Liz Hampton Fund Charles and Josephine Lamar Manship Fund Donna Lyle DiChiara Family Fund Established 2000 Memorial Fund Established 1990 Established 1995 Established 1986 Katherine and Paul E. Haygood Paula Garvey Manship Fund Bill and Mary Lee Dixon Fund Family Fund Lamar Dixon Expo Center Fund Established 1998 Established 1997 Established 1991 Established 1998

Mary Jo Mayfield Fund Juliet Singletary Dougherty and Malcolm Richard and Holley Galland Haymaker Brent P. LeBlanc Fund Established 1995 Stewart Dougherty Jr. Family Fund Family Fund Established 2000

Established 2004 Established 2000 Kathy M. and Frank D. McArthur II Fund Clifton D. LeBlanc Fund Established 1999 Mary Frey and Lewis Wilmot Eaton Jr. Cordell and Ava Haymon Fund Established 2000

Family Fund Established 1995 Ed and Sancy McCool Family Fund Price LeBlanc Toyota/Lexus Fund Established 1991 Established 2004 Victoria Chiles Hearin Family Established 2000

Memorial Fund Ruth and Charles McCoy Fund Established 1993 Established 1970 Paul and Rosane McGuff Memorial Fund Rebecca and Robert Penniman Fund Jennifer Eplett and Sean E. Reilly Fund Milton and Paula Shepard Fund Established 2004 Established 2002 Established 1997 Established 1997

Tom Ed and Betty McHugh Family Fund T. O. Perry Jr. Family Fund Winifred and Kevin P. Reilly Jr. Fund Alfred Temple and Sandra Wood Spain Established 2000 Established 1994 Established 1997 Family Endowment Fund

Established 2004 A. K. and Frances McInnis Memorial Fund Pointe Coupée Community Reynolds Ryan Families Fund Established 1999 Enrichment Fund Established 2001 Stanford Eagle Fund of Baton Rouge

Established 2002 Established 2003 McMains Foundation Dorothy Fleming Robins and Irvine Ashton Established 2003 HOPE Ministry Robins M.D. Memorial Fund Betty Moyse and Joseph Sternberger Established 2003 Established 1999 Simmons Fund Drew Michaelson Memorial Fund Established 1999 Established 1991 James L. Moore Charitable Fund Elise and Bob Rosenthal Family Fund

Established 2003 Established 1992 William S. and Christel C. Slaughter Bettsie and Ben R. Miller Jr. Fund Family Fund Established 1998 Joseph A. and Anne G. Polack Fund Nick and Terry Saban Foundation Fund Established 1997 Established 1999 Established 2004 Mitchell Family Fund Stagg Family Fund Established 2002 Powell Good Guy Fund SAEC Fund Established 2004 Established 2001 Established 2001 Roger A. Moser Fund Josef Sternberg Memorial Fund Established 1997 The Powell Group Fund Leslie P. and Josephine Pence Salter Established 1992 Established 1996 Family Fund Rosalie G. and Hermann Moyse Established 2001 Anne R. and Robert N. Stout Fund Family Fund The Preis Fund In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Established 1992 Established 2003 Donna M. Saurage Fund Record and Mr. and Mrs. Ross N. Stout Established 1991 Denis and Carolyn Murrell Family Fund Mary Ellen Clements and Jere K. Price Fund Established 2000

Established 1995 Established 1984 L. Cary Saurage II Fund Tarajano Family-PALA Group Fund In Honor of Alma Lee and H. N. Saurage Jr. James F. Naylor Jr. Fund David C. and Jeannie Price Fund Established 1998 Established 1994 Established 1993 Established 1999 Taylor, Porter, Brooks & Phillips Fund Ruth Banker Scanlan Family Fund Earl and Eola Nelson Fund Project Harmony Fund Established 2003 Established 2003 Established 1996 Established 2003 The Newton B. Thomas Family/ Garrett M. Schram Fund Robert F. Nichols and Ruth S. Nichols Stanley J. and Jo Ellen Prutz Fund Newtron Group Fund Established 2001 Calhoun Fund Established 1992 Established 2003

Established 2000 Tiffany N. Schram Fund Jan J. and Justin R. Querbes III Fund The Ben and Pat Thompson Fund Established 2001 John and Virginia Noland Fund Established 2001 Established 2004

Established 1989 Melvin A. and Elaine Kessler Schudmak Dr. M. J. Rathbone Jr. Laura Treppendahl Memorial Trust Family Fund Ann Harrison and Fred D. Parnell Jr. Fund and Barbara Faures Rathbone Fund Established 2004 Established 1997 Established 1995 Established 1992 Thomas and Sari Turner Family Fund Chuck and Jerry Schwing Family Fund Penniman Family Fund Dee Dee and Kevin P. Reilly Sr. Fund Established 1997 Established 1999 Established 1996 Established 1996 Turner Industries Fund Established 2001 Vaughan Roofing and Sheet Metal Richard C. and Mary P. Cadwallader George “Pretty” Wallace Jones FIELD OF INTEREST FUNDS LLC Fund Family Fund and Thomas W. Jones Fund support programs, projects, and initiatives in Established 2004 Established 1991 Established 1999 a specific area of interest. Income from these Richard T. Hartley and David R. Vey Fund Cecil, Margaret, Eloise R. Gordon Kean Jr. Family Fund funds is expended at the discretion of the Established 1994 and J. C. Dabadie Fund Established 1992 board, but only in specified fields of charitable Established 2001 Margaret Champagne Womack Fund Alton W. and Edwina Luedtke Fund concern as determined by fund donors. Established 2000 Community Advancement Fund Established 1998

Established 1988 Fay L. Woo Fund Frank D. McArthur II Fund Academic Distinction Fund Established 2004 Robert I. Didier Jr. Fund Established 1986 Public Education, Established 1989 Established 2001 Rosalind and Leslie McKenzie Fund Albemarle Corporation Endowment Myron and Roberta Falk Fund Established 1983 Allied Signal Foundation Endowment

UNRESTRICTED FUNDS are best Established 1982 All Star Automotive Endowment Ann D. and Terry H. Miller Fund suited to meet emerging opportunities in the Bank One Endowment Eleanor and Albert Fraenkel Fund Established 1998 community. Donors place no restrictions on Baton Rouge Coca-Cola Endowment Established 1994 Blue Cross Blue Shield of Louisiana Endowment how their funds are used and decisions are left Elbert E. Moore Family Fund Freeport-McMoRan Inc. Fund Established 1986 Community Coffee Company to our Board of Directors. These funds are the Established 1982 Foundation Endowment most timeless in terms of community impact. Jake Netterville Fund Credit Bureau of Baton Rouge Endowment Don Gerald/Hibernia Bank Established 1998 Dow Chemical USA Endowment Memorial Fund James A. Poirrier Fund Exxon Endowment Established 1997 Albemarle Corporation Fund Established 2001 Freeport-McMoRan Endowment

Established 1992 James Monroe Gill Memorial Fund Hibernia Bank Endowment Reymond H. Pope Memorial Fund Established 1998 Junior League of Baton Rouge Endowment Alvin R. and Louise K. Albritton Established 1993 Kleinpeter Farms Dairy Endowment Memorial Fund Julia R. Hamilton Fund Harvey H. Posner and Mary S. Posner Fund Lamar Corporation Endowment Established 1997 Established 2003 Established 1984 Louisiana Public Facilities

Bill and Jane Kean Anderson Fund Katherine and Paul E. Haygood Authority Endowment Alma Lee and H. N. Saurage Jr. Fund Established 1993 Family Fund McDonald’s of Baton Rouge/ Established 1991 Established 1991 The Valluzzo Family Endowment Joseph H. Baynard Fund Shobe and Associates Fund Manda Packing Company Inc. Endowment Established 1966 Margaret L. Hogan Fund Established 1993 Manship Family Endowment Established 1973 May and William Tait Baynard Family Fund Paula Garvey Manship Endowment Ernest and Margaret Wilson Fund Established 1995 Will and Leona Huff Family Fund Noland Investments Endowment Established 1989 H. Payne Breazeale, Victor A. Sachse Jr. Established 1993 Irene W. & C. B. Pennington Foundation Endowment and Maurice J. Wilson Memorial Fund Donald L. and Norine O. Johnson Established 1990 Shell Oil Company Memorial Fund Foundation Endowment Established 2002 Walter A. and Kathleen D. Buchanan Fund United Companies Financial Corp. Endowment Established 1992 Woman’s Hospital Foundation Endowment

Virginia Major Brooks Memorial HIV/AIDS Initiative Jack Christian and Caryol Christian Ascension Fund for Academic Excellence Endowment Fund Established 2004 White Fund Public Education, Established 1990

Medical Assistance to Leukemia Patients, Education & Environment, Established 2000 All Star Automotive Endowment Bobby Jones Charitable Partnership Established 2002 AmSouth Bank Endowment Established 2004 Woman’s Hospital Foundation Fund Mrs. Anona C. Banker Memorial Endowment Cassidy Family Fund Women & Infants, Established 1995 Allen S. Joseph Fund BASF Corporation Endowment Medical, Established 1997 Various Fields, Established 1994 Henrietta Colley Yoder Trust Fund Borden Chemicals and Plastics Endowment

Children’s Classical Music Fund Various Fields, Established 1994 CF Industries Inc. Endowment Marcia Kaplan Kantrow Community Established 1999 Freeport-McMoRan Foundation Endowment Lecture Series Fund Joseph F. Yoder Jr. Trust Fund Hibernia National Bank Endowment Adelaide Chapman Community Lectures, Established 1996 Various Fields, Established 1994 Honeywell Endowment Memorial Fund for the Arts Kean, Miller, Hawthorne, D’Armond, Young Women’s Christian Neese Industries Inc. Endowment Established 2002 McCowan and Jarman Fund Organization Fund Philippe Family Memorial Endowment Jean H. Curet Fund for Medical Research Charitable Causes, Established 1989 Women & Girls, Established 1997 in Memory of Raymon Philippe Sr., A. S. “Blue”

Established 2000 Philippe and David “Wolfie” Philippe LSU Board of Supervisors Rotary Club of Gonzales Memorial Endowment Juliet Singletary Dougherty Fund Management Study Fund Rubicon Inc. Endowment for Education, Health and Health Research Established 2000 DESIGNATED AGENCY FUNDS Shell Companies Louisiana Endowment Established 1998 benefit one or more charitable institutions Robert Martin Maillet Memorial Fund Southwest Computer Bureau Endowment Downtown Enhancement Fund Children, Established 1999 designated by fund donors. If an agency ceases St. Elizabeth Hospital Endowment

Established 2004 to exist or the purpose for which the fund was Triad Nitrogen Endowment Carl Mascarella Fund created becomes obsolete, the board of directors Uniroyal Chemical Company Endowment Economic Development Partnership Fund Retarded Citizens, Established 1991 United Companies Financial Corp. Endowment Established 1995 may redirect the fund to best achieve the Vivian Mayer and W. Bogan Quine Fund donor’s basic intent. Vulcan Chemicals Endowment Farrnbacher Memorial Fund Retarded Citizens, Established 1989 Whitney National Bank Endowment

Eye Care for the Indigent, Established 1988 Williams-Geismar Olefins Plant Endowment Charles McVea Family Fund Fondo Cordoba Educational Fund Medical, Established 1988 The 1906 Founders Endowment Fund Bailey Family Fund

Established 2004 Established 2001 To Benefit University High School, The Mill Town Players Fund Established 2001 S. J. Gianelloni Jr. Fund Established 2002 Alzheimer’s Services of the Capital Area

Medical, Established 1982 Established 2004 Clara Barton Society of the American St. James Parish Educational Fund Red Cross Fund Terry Goudeau Media Center Fund Chartitable Causes, Established 1999 J. B. and Katherine Arbour Fund Established 1995 Established 2004 To Benefit Bishop Ott Works of Mercy Trust, Steele Boulevard Public Area Fund Established 1993 Baton Rouge Economic and Agricultural Ann Maxwell Greer Established 2004 Development Alliance (BREADA) Fund Education Initiative Fund Arlington 4-H/Vocational Agriculture Margaret Powers Townsend Fund Established 2001 Established 1993 Endowment Fund Medical, Established 1999 Established 1993 Baton Rouge Green Fund/ Julia R. Hamilton Fund U. S. Marine Support Fund The Kennon Memorial Endowment Various Fields, Established 1990 Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge Fund Established 2004 Established 1991 Established 1988 Elmira Harelson Harrison Fund Baton Rouge Opera Guild Fund Education, Established 1994 Established 1995

Baton Rouge Opera Guild Fund Capital Area United Way Foundation for Historical Louisiana Fund Dr. J. H. Lee Memorial Fund In Honor of Pauline Bondy Hernandez Community Chest Established 1989 For the Benefit of Chinese Christian Church

Established 1999 Established 1988 of Baton Rouge, Established 1993 Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank Fund Baton Rouge Opera Guild Fund/Dr. Joseph Catholic Foundation of the Diocese Established 1997 Edgar and Belle Levy Fund

G. Dawson Jr. Memorial Endowment of Baton Rouge Fund To Benefit the American Red Cross, Historic Magnolia Cemetery Established 1997 Established 2000 Established 1985 Established 2003 Father Maynard “Tippy” Hurst Jr. Fund Baton Rouge Speech and Hearing Louisiana Preservation Alliance Fund Joe and Paula O’Neill Melancon Scholarship Fund Hospice Foundation Foundation Fund Established 1991 Redemptorist Diocesan Regional of Greater Baton Rouge Fund Established 1991 Catholic High School Fund Established 1993 Louisiana Public Broadcasting Fund

Baton Rouge Speech and Hearing Patrick A. Kennedy Scholarship Fund Established 1994 Rev. Ralph F. Howe Jr. Endowment Fund Foundation Patient Activity Fund Catherine Romero Scholarship Fund Established 2004 LSU Internal Medicine Residency Established 2000 St. George Parish Fund in Baton Rouge Fund St. George School Fund Iberville Foundation Baton Rouge Symphony Fund Established 1998 St. Mark Parish Memorial Endowment Fund for Academic Excellence Fund Established 1991 Mary and Edward Steimel Fund Public Education, Established 1992 LSU School of Art Auto Hotel™ Fund

Baton Rouge YMCA Fund Allied Signal Endowment Established 2000 Challenger Learning Center of Louisiana Established 1997 Citizens Bank and Trust Co. Endowment Arts & Science Museum Endowment Fund LSU School of the Coast Dow Chemical Endowment Boys & Girls Club of Greater Established 1996 and Environment for Excellence Fund Georgia Gulf Corp. Endowment Baton Rouge Fund Established 2004 Iberville Trust and Savings Endowment Established 2002 Juliet S. Dougherty Fund J. J. LaPlace Jr. Memorial Endowment Friends of Magnolia Mound To Benefit Brighton Academy, Adalié Brent Memorial Fund Syngenta Crop Protection Inc. Endowment Plantation Fund Established 1997 To Benefit the Louisiana Arts & Science Union Pacific Foundation Endowment Established 1993

Museum, Established 1993 Katharine O. Dunham Fund International Hospitality Foundation Fund Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center Fund To Benefit the Dunham School, Mary Ann Brown Preserve Established 1989 Established 1998 Established 1986 Nature Conservancy Fund Junior Achievement of Greater Baton Metropolitan Crime Commission Established 1993 East Baton Rouge Parish Firemen Rouge Fund/M. J. Rathbone Endowment Established 2004 and Police Officers’ Tragedy Fund Ollie Steele Burden Fund Established 1992 Established 1988 David Pipes Mills and Marguerite Harrell Established 1996 J. Hubert “Red” Dumesnil Endowment for Established 2003 East Baton Rouge Parish School System Ollie Steele Burden Manor Junior Achievement Education in Acadiana Leadership Fund National Center for Preservation Patient Activity Fund Established 2000 Established 2001 Technology and Training Fund Established 2000 Junior League of Baton Rouge Fund Established 2000 East Feliciana Academic Fund Robert F. Nichols Established 1999 Established 1995 New York City Firefighters’ and Ruth S. Nichols Calhoun Fund Knights of Columbus and Police Officers’ Tragedy Fund Established 2000 Episcopal School Fund 3298 Diocesan Seminarian Fund Established 2001 Established 1992 Capital Area Family Violence Intervention in Memory of Monsignor John Weber

Center/Battered Women’s Program Fund Foundation For A Better Louisiana Fund Established 2002

Established 1993 Established 1999

Bishop Stanley Joseph Ott West Baton Rouge Foundation for SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS Roger J. Clouatre Memorial Works of Mercy Trust Fund Academic Excellence Fund provide grants for tuition, and room and Scholarship Fund Established 1992 Public Education, Established 2000 Established 2001 board to college or university students. Baton Rouge Fractionator LLC Fund for the Restoration, Maintenance We work with donors to develop scholarship Helen Johnson Cremeens Memorial Fund American Gateway Bank and Enhancement of Outdoor Sculpture Established 1998 Cargill Inc. criteria and selection processes as well as track in Baton Rouge Community Coffee Company the performance of recipients. Ruby J. Darensbourg-Cook Established 2000 Foundation Endowment Scholarship Fund Patrons of the Public Library Fund The Dow Chemical Company Established 2001

Established 1984 DSM Elastomers Endowment Sidney Vincent Arbour Sr. and Warren Katharine O. Dunham Opera Eighteenth Judicial District Fund David Farr Scholarship Fund Prevent Child Abuse Louisiana Fund Scholarship Fund ExxonMobil Established 2000 Established 1992 Established 2004 Paul Fouquier Memorial Fund Asparagus Club—Craig MacDonald Prevent Child Abuse Louisiana/ by the Rawlston Phillips Family Memorial Scholarship Fund Grocery Manufacturers Representatives Stewart T. Gordon M.D. Endowment The Ray Marchand Family Fund Established 2004 Association Scholarship Fund Established 1997 Placid Refining Company LLC Established 1996

Thomas Pipe LLC Asparagus Club Scholarship Fund Milton and Paula Shepard Fund M. Paul LeBlanc Sr. Memorial Union Pacific Railroad Established 2002 For the Benefit of the American Red Cross, Scholarship Fund West Baton Rouge Chamber of Commerce Established 1997 Associated Grocers— Established 2001 Mr. and Mrs. J. Carter Wilkinson Sam S. Politz Scholarship Fund St. James Episcopal Church Fund Established 1995 Aaron Bernard Murray and Fay Tyler Established 2000 WRKF—Public Radio Inc. Fund Murray Education Encouragement Fund

Established 1988 Twiley, Marie and Bringier Barker Established 1998 St. James Place of Baton Rouge Fund Scholarship Fund Established 1996 Young Women’s Christian Association Fund Phi Gamma of Chi Omega House Established 1999 Established 1994 Corporation Fund St. Joseph Cathedral Fund Baton Rouge Tourette Support Group Established 1990 Established 2003 Scholarship Fund Gordon A. and Camilla R. Pugh The Original Richland Library Restoration Established 2001 Scholarship Fund Society Inc. Fund Fund for Bogalusa Scholarship Fund Established 1992 Established 1999 Established 2001 Karen E. Domingue-Maillet and Rhodia Volunteers of America Family Fund James “Big Fuzz” Brown and Ellis A. Scholarship Fund Established 2002 “Little Fuzz” Brown Scholarship Fund Established 1999

Volunteers of America Fund Established 1990 Bertrand H. Roussel Memorial Established 1989 Catholic High School Fund—Catholic Scholarship Fund High School Endowed Scholarship Established 1991 Established 1990 Students Talent Initiating Results Catholic High School Fund— Scholarship Fund Bishop Stanley J. Ott Memorial Established 2004 Endowed Scholarship Established 1991 WRKF Scholarship Fund Established 1993 New Funds for 2005 100 Black Men Community Higher Ground Relief Fund Harriet Babin Miller Scholarship Fund Involvement Fund Hurricane Katrina Displaced Denis and Carolyn Murrell Adams and Reese Employee Relief Fund Residents Fund Field of Interest Fund All the Kings Men/Robert Penn Hurricane Katrina Education Fund NCCJ Baton Rouge Region Fund Warren Fund Hurricane Katrina Master Plan, Oreck Employee Relief Fund Anonymous Fund Baton Rouge Pointe Coupée Early Childhood Tim and Nan Barfield Fund Hurricane Katrina New Orleans Education Program BASF Battered Women’s Fund Recovery Fund Pointe Coupée Enrichment Fund, BASF Katrina Relief Fund Hurricane Relief Fund Compensation Fund Baton Rouge Ultimate Wish Fund J. P. Morgan Chase Fund Pointe Coupée Hurricane Katrina Fund Borne Family Foundation Fund The Jump Start Fund Janice and Gerald Pellar Charitable Foundation BREADA Small Farm Survival Fund LAB Broadcaster Relief Fund Relief 2 Louisiana Cane’s Cares Disaster Fund The Louisiana Cultural Economy Initiative Fund Rackley Charitable Heritage Fund Catholic Educational Endowment Fund The Louisiana Endowment Ronaldson Field Fund Catholic Seminary Scholarship Fund for Francophonie Fund Al and Anne Rotenberg Family Fund Coca-Cola Hurricane Relief Fund LA Hydro Relief Fund St. Aloysius Catholic Church Conference Center Endowment Laitram Employee Disaster Relief Fund Saint James Place of Baton Rouge Chapel Covenant House New Orleans Fund Emeril Lagasse Employee Endowment Fund Credit Bureau of Baton Rouge Recovery Disaster Relief Fund San Diego State Small Business and Development Fund Charles Lamar Family Foundation Disaster Relief Fund Duck Club Disaster Relief Fund Gordon and Teri LeBlanc Family Fund Small Business Disaster Relief Fund EMCO Disaster Relief Fund Louisiana Family Recovery Corps Fund Nancy and Charles Valluzzo Family Fund Emdeon and WebMD Health Corporation LSMS Physician Hurricane Relief Fund Father Than Vu Theological Hurricane Katrina Fund Magnolia Development Fund Education Fund The Evangelization Fund Robert Martin Maillet Katrina Fund Whitney Employees Disaster Foundation for Culinary Excellence Assistance Fund Fr. Patrick Mascarella Foundation for Historical Louisiana Emergency Assistance Fund Mo Willems Auction Hurricane Katrina Relief Fund McIlhenny Avery Relief Fund Milton J. Womack Foundation Fund FNBB, Inc., Bankers Bank Relief Fund Ann and Frank McMains Family Fund Friends of Public Education Fund Tim McMains Fund Friends of Rosenwald School Mercy Corps Fund Giltner Investment Partnership LTD Hurricane Katrina Relief Fund Lee Michaels Disaster Relief Fund Grants Awarded ARTS & HUMANITIES Children’s Museum of Lake Charles Louisiana Arts & Science Museum $4,000 Awarded $114,597 Awarded $1,616,691 Total Typified by introspection and emotion, the Community Fund for the Arts Louisiana Arts & Science Museum, Arts and Humanities focus on understanding $52,500 Awarded Louisiana Challenger Center

$28,901 Awarded and interpreting the human experience. Our Contemporary Arts Center donors believe that culture and expression $5,000 Awarded Louisiana Association of Museums

are the products of society, and that healthy $1,000 Awarded Douglas Manship Sr. cultural and economic communities need to Theater Complex LLC Louisiana Naval War Memorial Foundation support a diverse artistic atmosphere. Through $50,600 Awarded $2,500 Awarded

grants in this area, our donors are supporting Foundation for Historical Louisiana Inc. Louisiana Preservation Alliance cultural opportunities. $52,015 Awarded $2,750 Awarded

Friends of Louisiana Public Broadcasting Louisiana Public Broadcasting $10,125 Awarded $5,750 Awarded Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge $55,885 Awarded Friends of Magnolia Mound Plantation LSU Foundation, LSU Museum of Art $5,500 Awarded $43,050 Awarded Arts Council of New Orleans $10,000 Awarded Friends of Rosedown Inc. LSU Foundation, Patrons of LSU Opera $6,000 Awarded $11,500 Awarded Ballet Austin $3,000 Awarded Friends of the Rural Life Museum Mid-City Dance Project Inc. $12,480 Awarded $2,000 Awarded Baton Rouge Center for World Affairs $3,000 Awarded Higher Ground Relief Fund Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico $818,871 Awarded $50,000 Awarded Baton Rouge Gallery $3,000 Awarded Highlands Chamber Music Festival Musical Arts Society of New Orleans $250 Awarded $1,250 Awarded Baton Rouge Little Theater $7,500 Awarded Imperial Calcasieu Museum National D-Day Museum Foundation Inc. $2,500 Awarded $15,125 Awarded Baton Rouge Opera Guild Inc. $7,324 Awarded Jazz at Lincoln Center National Trust for Historic Preservation $5,000 Awarded $5,000 Awarded Baton Rouge Symphony $30,266 Awarded Julian Poydras Museum and Arts Council National Trust for the Historic Preservation, $4,746 Awarded Shadows on the Teche Baton Rouge Symphony League $350 Awarded $100 Awarded Lake Pontchartrain Basin Buddy Stewart Memorial Music Foundation Maritime Museum New Orleans Center $6,500 Awarded for Creative Arts Institute $4,000 Awarded $5,000 Awarded

New Orleans Museum of Art COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Committee for A Secure Louisiana Hurricane Katrina Operation Fund $250 Awarded $25,000 Awarded $125,000 Awarded $1,331,763 Total New Orleans Opera Association In order to maintain community-wide access Community Foundation of Acadiana Public Affairs Research Council $10,000 Awarded to crucial facilities and services, our donors $100 Awarded $121,200 Awarded

Ninos de la Nueva Esperanza support programs that both supplement and Double Angel Foundation Inc. Robert Martin Maillet Memorial Fund $10,000 Awarded complement existing infrastructures. Designed $100 Awarded $500 Awarded

to fill community needs, our donors have Performing Arts Society of Acadiana Inc. Fondo Cordoba, A. C. Siouxland Chamber Foundation $1,000 Awarded sponsored projects to improve the quality of $2,500 Awarded $5,000 Awarded urban life, promote private philanthropy, Pointe Coupée Historical Society Inc. Foundation for A Better Louisiana South Sioux City Community Foundation and increase the responsiveness of nonprofit $1,000 Awarded $12,900 Awarded $2,436 Awarded agencies. Grants issued in this area contribute Shaw Center for the Arts to the region’s ability to sustain its people. Foundation for the Mid South Southeastern Council of Foundations $45,333 Awarded $5,000 Awarded $300 Awarded

Swine Palace Productions Greater Baton Rouge Economic Urban Restoration $78,500 Awarded Area Health Education Center, Partnership Inc. Enhancement Corporation

Southeast Louisiana $86,227 Awarded $40,500 Awarded The Original Richland Library $12,750 Awarded Restoration Society Inc. Greater New Orleans Inc. West Feliciana Community Foundation Inc. $3,173 Awarded Baton Rouge Area Foundation $100,000 Awarded $5,000 Awarded Operating Fund Theatre Development Fund Inc. $105,100 Awarded Greater Oxford Community Foundation Woodbury County Fair Association Inc. $500 Awarded $5,000 Awarded $1,000 Awarded Baton Rouge Economic & Agricultural Tipitina’s Foundation Development Alliance (BREADA) Habitat for Humanity $15,000 Awarded of Greater Baton Rouge $41,500 Awarded $21,000 Awarded University of New Orleans, WWNO FM BREADA Small Farm Survival Fund $1,000 Awarded Leave A Legacy $10,000 Awarded $20,000 Awarded WWOZ FM Church United $1,000 Awarded Louisiana Cultural Economy Foundation for Community Development $5,000 Awarded $200,000 Awarded WYES TV $1,000 Awarded City of Baton Rouge Melrose East Interfaith Corporation $15,750 Awarded $3,000 Awarded

City Year Inc. Mid City Redevelopment Alliance $351,900 Awarded $8,000 Awarded

EDUCATION Archdiocese of New Orleans, The Deck House School Hampshire Country School Office of Catholic Schools $15,000 Awarded $1,000 Awarded $2,627,146 Total $10,000 Awarded Dedicated to the ideals of equality and De La Salle High School Harvard University opportunity, our donors continue to Ascension Catholic Inter-Parochial Schools $100 Awarded $10,000 Awarded

$50,000 Awarded underscore the importance of quality Delta Sigma Theta, Iberville Foundation education, well-furnished learning facilities, Ascension Fund Southern University Chapter for Academic Excellence and opportunities for continued scholarship. $95,010 Awarded $1,000 Awarded $23,621 Awarded

Through the development of strategic Baton Rouge Community College The Dunham School International School of Louisiana partnerships, our donors are raising public Foundation $16,891 Awarded $10,400 Awarded awareness, encouraging greater community $130,000 Awarded Dutchtown High School Isidore Newman School involvement, and supporting systemic changes Baton Rouge Magnet High School $100 Awarded $10,000 Awarded in this area. By improving access to quality $14,000 Awarded Dyslexia Association Junior Achievement education, our programs are enhancing Bosque School of Greater Baton Rouge of Greater Baton Rouge individual lives across the community. $250 Awarded $7,557 Awarded $9,400 Awarded

C. E. Byrd Alumni Association Eaglebrook School Kappa Alpha Psi, Memorial Fund $100 Awarded Southern University Chapter Academic Distinction Fund $348,984 Awarded $100 Awarded $1,000 Awarded East Baton Rouge Arts Adult Literacy Advocates Career Builders of Louisiana and Technology School League of Women Voters $107,400 Awarded $250 Awarded of Louisiana Education of Greater Baton Rouge $7,500 Awarded $500 Awarded Catholic High School East Baton Rouge Parish School System $27,735 Awarded $10,000 Awarded Literacy Council Advance Baton Rouge of Southwest Louisiana Inc. $244,925 Awarded Centenary College of Louisiana Episcopal School $500 Awarded $200 Awarded $37,316 Awarded All Saints Episcopal School of Tyler Livonia High School $250 Awarded Chi Omega House Corporation Fondo Cordoba Educational Fund $1,000 Awarded $2,400 Awarded $2,500 Awarded Alpha Kappa Alpha, Louisiana Library Foundation, Southern University Chapter The Children’s Charter School Friends of Rosenwald School Fund Louisiana Center $1,000 Awarded $40,000 Awarded $2,500 Awarded $2,000 Awarded

Alsen/Saint Irma Lee Children’s Scholarship Fund Good Shepherd Nativity Mission Louisiana Resource Center for Educators Community Enterprise Inc. $10,000 Awarded School Inc. $161,139 Awarded $10,000 Awarded $500 Awarded Christchurch School Foundation Louisiana School for the Deaf Foundation Ann Maxwell Greer Education $300 Awarded Greater Baton Rouge Economic $10,000 Awarded Initiative Fund Partnership Inc. Community Association $11,000 Awarded $40,000 Awarded Louisiana State University for the Welfare of School Children Alumni Association Annunciation Catholic School $5,000 Awarded Green T. Lindon Elementary School $4,000 Awarded $1,000 Awarded $10,000 Awarded Louisiana Technical College McKinley High School Alumni Association Sapientis Inc. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes School $500 Awarded $3,500 Awarded $25,000 Awarded $10,000 Awarded

LSU Center for Community Engagement McNeese State University Southeastern Louisiana University St. Theresa of Avila Catholic School $5,000 Awarded $1,000 Awarded $300 Awarded $2,000 Awarded

LSU College of Arts and Sciences Military Education and Training Southern University Foundation Stanley Clark School Annual Fund Drive $250 Awarded Enhancement Fund Inc. $1,500 Awarded $200,000 Awarded

$27,020 Awarded LSU College of Design Southfield School Start the Adventure in Reading (STAIR) $1,000 Awarded Millsaps College and James Iverson $500 Awarded $5,000 Awarded

$1,000 Awarded LSU College of Engineering St. Aloysius School Summerbridge of New Orleans Inc. $2,010 Awarded Milton Academy $3,000 Awarded $5,000 Awarded

$25,000 Awarded LSU Department of Otolaryngology St. Andrew’s-Sewanee School Sweet Briar College $1,500 Awarded Ms. Carla Samuel $600 Awarded $15,000 Awarded

$500 Awarded LSU E. J. Ourso College of St. Bonaventure Indian Mission and School Tabor Academy Business Administration New Beginnings Schools Foundation $1,000 Awarded $100 Awarded

$1,750 Awarded $25,000 Awarded St. Elizabeth School Teach for America LSU Foundation Newcomb College $20,000 Awarded $75,000 Awarded

$112,487 Awarded $2,500 Awarded St. George Catholic School Tiger Athletic Foundation LSU Friends of French Studies NSU Alumni Association Annual Fund $1,250 Awarded $10,000 Awarded

$100 Awarded $1,000 Awarded St. James Episcopal Day School Tufts University LSU Manship School of Mass Paideia School $6,833 Awarded $5,000 Awarded

Communication Excellence Fund $20,000 Awarded St. John Interparochial School Tulane Law School $44,600 Awarded Pensacola Catholic High School $5,000 Awarded $750 Awarded

LSU School of Coast and Environment $6,000 Awarded St. John the Evangelist School Tulane University $100 Awarded Phillips Exeter Academy $1,000 Awarded $3,100 Awarded

LSU School of Music $2,000 Awarded St. Joseph’s Academy University Lab School Foundation $1,500 Awarded Pointe Coupée Parish School Board $30,500 Awarded $144,750 Awarded

LSU Shreveport $14,714 Awarded St. Labre Indian School University of Southern Mississippi $1,000 Awarded Rev. Ralph F. Howe Jr. Endowment $300 Awarded $10,000 Awarded

Marcia Kaplan Kantrow Community $1,000 Awarded St. Paul Adult Learning Center Vanderbilt University/ Lecture Series Fund Reverend Monsignor John A. Weber $6,797 Awarded College of Arts and Sciences $635 Awarded Seminarian Scholarship Fund $20,000 Awarded St. Paul Community Outreach Marietta College $870 Awarded Foundation Inc. Vassar College $13,000 Awarded Sacred Heart Cathedral School $3,000 Awarded $50,500 Awarded

$4,000 Awarded

Vineyard Christian Fellowship Church ENVIRONMENT HUMAN SERVICES American Studies Center $5,500 Awarded $200 Awarded $95,509 Total $8,443,340 Total Volunteers In Public Schools Realizing that the balance between our To ensure that our population never feels AmeriCares Foundation Inc. $6,450 Awarded environment and human life is delicate, our overlooked or un-empowered, our donors are $5,000 Awarded

Wesley Foundation of Southern University fund donors are seeking ways to maintain our constantly appraising social conditions and Apostolado Hispano $1,000 Awarded air, water, and wildlife for future generations. looking for ways to prevent gaps in important $1,000 Awarded

public and private services. Our donors are West Baton Rouge Foundation ARC for Academic Excellence cultivating self-worth, building community- $10,000 Awarded America’s Wetlands Foundation $24,951 Awarded esteem, and embracing their civic duty by $25,000 Awarded Asparagus Club Scholarship Fund promoting public responsibility for unfulfilled West Feliciana Parish School Board $100 Awarded Baton Rouge Green human needs in our area. $40,000 Awarded $2,159 Awarded Association for Retarded Citizens WRKF Public Radio Inc. Capital Area Corporate Recycling Council of Baton Rouge $34,276 Awarded $56,889 Awarded $5,000 Awarded 100 Black Men of Metropolitan BR LTD $7,500 Awarded Young Leaders’ Academy Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana Audubon Girl Scout Council of Baton Rouge Inc. $39,140 Awarded $11,150 Awarded Adams and Reese Employee Relief Fund $21,225 Awarded $45,020 Awarded Friends of Hilltop Arboretum Awana Clubs International Young Leadership Council (YLC) $10,000 Awarded $7,600 Awarded Alzheimer’s Association of Denver $5,000 Awarded $100 Awarded Jackson-Macon Conservation Alliance Inc. The Bachmann-Strauss Dystonia $500 Awarded Alzheimer’s Services of the Capital Area & Parkinson Foundation, Inc. $99,900 Awarded $250 Awarded Lake Maurepas Society $1,000 Awarded American Cancer Society Banks Community Outreach $6,700 Awarded Ministry Church The Nature Conservancy of Louisiana $1,000 Awarded $27,600 Awarded American Diabetes Association $1,000 Awarded Baton Rouge Alliance Northern Forest Canoe Trail Inc. for Transitional Living $500 Awarded American Heart Association, $34,500 Awarded Southeast Affiliate Inc. Save A Gato Incorporated $3,500 Awarded Baton Rouge Audubon Society $10,000 Awarded $500 Awarded American Muslim Mission The Tanzania Wildlife Fund Inc. $1,000 Awarded Baton Rouge Children’s Advocacy Center $5,000 Awarded $7,500 Awarded American Red Cross, Louisiana Capital Area Chapter Baton Rouge Crime Stoppers $67,799 Awarded $10,250 Awarded

American Red Cross, Southwest Louisiana Baton Rouge Marine Institute $15,000 Awarded $1,000 Awarded

Baton Rouge Regional Eye Bank BREADA Small Farm Cenikor Foundation Inc. East Baton Rouge Sheriff $2,200 Awarded Survival Fund Grants $51,000 Awarded $2,500 Awarded

$65,500 Awarded Baton Rouge Sickle Cell Center for the Prevention of Child Abuse EMCO Disaster Relief Fund Anemia Foundation BREC Foundation $2,000 Awarded $6,650 Awarded

$10,000 Awarded $5,000 Awarded Children’s Bureau of New Orleans Emeril Lagasse Employee Baton Rouge Speech Bridge House Corporation $7,500 Awarded Disaster Relief Fund

& Hearing Foundation $15,000 Awarded $165,900 Awarded Children’s Cup $5,773 Awarded Broadway Cares, Equity Fights AIDS $3,000 Awarded Epilepsy Foundation of Southeast Louisiana

Baton Rouge Wheelchair $13,500 Awarded $25,000 Awarded Children’s Hope Tennis Association California Cares: $1,500 Awarded The Episcopal Church in the Western $1,000 Awarded Hurricane Katrina Disaster Diocese of Louisiana The Children’s Miracle Network Big Brothers Big Sisters $5,000 Awarded $3,000 Awarded $11,000 Awarded of Southwest Louisiana Camp Fire USA, Big River Council Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre $18,000 Awarded City at Peace $5,000 Awarded $1,200 Awarded $2,500 Awarded Big Buddy Program Cancer Services Faith Baptist Church $120,444 Awarded Community Care Outreach Center of Greater Baton Rouge Inc. $1,000 Awarded $71,360 Awarded Boy Scouts of America $81,330 Awarded Family Road of Baton Rouge $5,000 Awarded Community Opportunities Capital Area Animal Welfare Society $464,020 Awarded of East Ascension Boy Scouts of America, Lafayette $1,299 Awarded $25,000 Awarded Family Service of Greater Baton Rouge $5,000 Awarded Capital Area CASA Association $140,658 Awarded Crisis Center Foundation Boy Scouts of America, $5,500 Awarded $89,500 Awarded The Family YMCA Pine Burr Area Council Capital Area Family Violence $5,000 Awarded $5,000 Awarded Dale Brown Foundation Intervention Center $5,000 Awarded Feed the Hungry Boy Scouts of America, $168,750 Awarded $10,000 Awarded Istrouma Area Council Dream Capital Area Human Services District $132,300 Awarded $3,000 Awarded First United Methodist Church of Gonzales $335,006 Awarded $2,100 Awarded Boys and Girls Club Duck Club Disaster Relief Fund Capital Area United Way of Greater Baton Rouge $159,000 Awarded Florida Boulevard Baptist Church $528,350 Awarded $121,180 Awarded $4,500 Awarded Duck Club Relief Fund Casa de Ninos Manuel Fernandez Juncos Boys and Girls Club of Hattiesburg $13,000 Awarded FNBB Inc., Bankers Bank Relief Fund $25,000 Awarded $5,000 Awarded $297,400 Awarded East Baton Rouge Parish Catholic Community Services Boys and Girls Club of the Gulf Coast Housing Authority FoodNet, The Greater Acadiana Food Bank $196,168 Awarded $25,000 Awarded $202,500 Awarded $5,000 Awarded

Catholic Relief Services Boys Hope Girls Hope of Baton Rouge East Baton Rouge Parish Library Friends of Families of Southwest Louisiana $6,000 Awarded $57,900 Awarded $16,622 Awarded $5,000 Awarded

Girl Scouts International Hospitality Foundation Louisiana Family Forum Metropolitan Crime Commission $15,000 Awarded $2,985 Awarded $1,000 Awarded $19,500 Awarded

Glen Oaks High School Security Dads International Rescue Committee Louisiana Family Recovery Corps Mothers Against Drunk Driving $3,886 Awarded $35,000 Awarded $247,000 Awarded $4,800 Awarded

Glory House Inc. Inventory of Skills Foundation Louisiana Hemophilia Foundation Myriam’s House Inc. $1,000 Awarded $2,000 Awarded $3,000 Awarded $22,000 Awarded

The Good Work Network Istrouma United Methodist Camp Louisiana Home and Foreign Mission Natchez Children’s Home $5,000 Awarded $1,000 Awarded Baptist State Convention Inc. $6,000 Awarded

$30,000 Awarded Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank Jr. Auxilliary of Gulfport National Conference $161,685 Awarded $15,000 Awarded Louisiana Lions Eye Foundation for Community and Justice

$10,250 Awarded $3,000 Awarded Grief Recovery Center Junior League of Lafayette $20,000 Awarded $2,000 Awarded Louisiana SPCA National Council of Christians and Jews

$15,000 Awarded $2,000 Awarded Guide Dog Foundation for the Blind Kripalu Center $100 Awarded $1,000 Awarded Louisiana United Methodist Children and The Navigators

Family Services, Inc. $20,000 Awarded H.O.P.E. Ministry of Pointe Coupée Laitram Employee Disaster Relief Fund $10,100 Awarded $88,084 Awarded $385,950 Awarded New Beginnings Sexual Assault Center Inc.

Louisiana Wildlife Agents Association $31,000 Awarded Happy Trails Therapeutic Riding Center LANO $75,000 Awarded $2,500 Awarded $60,100 Awarded New Horizons Ranch and Center Inc.

LRA Support Foundation $500 Awarded Hattiesburg Youth Soccer LaSalle Community Action $150,000 Awarded $5,000 Awarded Association Inc. New Life Shelter for Men

$20,000 Awarded LSU Foundation Livestock Youth $389 Awarded Hole in the Wall Gang Fund Inc. Development Foundation $1,000 Awarded Lee Michaels Disaster Relief Fund New Life Youth Development $6,000 Awarded $99,500 Awarded Outreach Center Hospice Foundation Make A Wish Foundation $1,000 Awarded of Greater Baton Rouge Life World Outreach Inc $5,300 Awarded $22,800 Awarded $1,000 Awarded New Mount Olive Missionary

March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation, Baptist Church Hurricane Katrina Displaced Livonia Police Department South Louisiana Chapter $10,000 Awarded Residents Fund $12,806 Awarded $33,000 Awarded $359,750 Awarded New Orleans Police Foundation Inc. Louisiana Assistive Technology Marian Medical Center Foundation $5,000 Awarded Hurricane Katrina New Orleans Access Network $100 Awarded Recovery Fund $86,354 Awarded O’Brien House

$27,500 Awarded McIlhenny Avery Relief Fund $59,276 Awarded Louisiana Baptist Convention $255,700 Awarded The Idea Village $8,000 Awarded Operation Reindeer

$1,500 Awarded MCL Family Relief Fund $5,000 Awarded Louisiana Bar Foundation $2,281 Awarded International Center for Journalists Inc. $1,000 Awarded Operation We Care-Acadiana Inc.

$30,000 Awarded $2,281 Awarded

Oxfam-America Inc. Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors South Baton Rouge Christian United Methodist Hope Ministries $100 Awarded $5,000 Awarded Children’s Foundation $20,000 Awarded

$20,000 Awarded Paracletia Inc. Rotary Club of Baton Rouge Foundation United Way of the Greater Miss-Lou Inc. $12,000 Awarded $26,950 Awarded South Baton Rouge Church of Christ $47,000 Awarded

$1,000 Awarded Partners in Action Rotary Foundation of Rotary International University of Southern Mississippi $250 Awarded $240 Awarded Southern Women Action Network $5,000 Awarded

(SWAN) Pike County Volunteers The Rotary Foundation, Volunteer Ascension $34,496 Awarded for Children and Youth Solidarity in South Asia $24,315 Awarded

$2,500 Awarded $100 Awarded Special Olympics Louisiana Inc. Volunteer Baton Rouge! $300 Awarded Planned Parenthood of Louisiana Rotary International Foundation $53,668 Awarded

$28,000 Awarded $100 Awarded St. Aloysius Childcare Center Volunteers of America $500 Awarded Pointe Coupée Council on Aging Inc. Salesian Sisters $219,115 Awarded

$4,636 Awarded $500 Awarded St. Elizabeth Foundation Woodrow Wilson International $3,000 Awarded Prevent Child Abuse Louisiana Inc. Salvation Army Center for Scholars $137,890 Awarded $82,000 Awarded St. Francis Animal Sanctuary Inc. $1,000 Awarded

$1,000 Awarded Project Lazarus Salvation Army of Southwest Louisiana WWOZ-FM $2,500 Awarded $10,000 Awarded St. Tammany Children’s Advocacy Center $4,000 Awarded

$2,500 Awarded Project Orbis International Inc. Save the Children YMBC-Wishing Well Foundation $500 Awarded $1,000 Awarded St. Vincent de Paul Community $10,000 Awarded

Pharmacy Inc. Prosperity Village Inc. SCORE Association Young Life Baton Rouge $8,000 Awarded $3,000 Awarded $25,000 Awarded $2,042 Awarded

State of Louisiana Senate, District 12 Radio for the Blind SERVE! Baton Rouge Young Men’s Christian Association $1,000 Awarded and Print Handicapped Inc. $100 Awarded $28,833 Awarded

$1,000 Awarded The Sunshine Foundation Sister Dulce Foundation Young Men’s Christian $1,500 Awarded Rebuild Northwest Florida $1,000 Awarded Association of Bogalusa

$100,000 Awarded Synergos Institute Inc. $5,000 Awarded Sisters of Saint Joseph, St. Paul Center $10,500 Awarded Red Shoes Inc. $33,725 Awarded Young Women’s Christian Association

$2,750 Awarded Terry Melancon Sr. $600 Awarded Small Business Disaster Relief Fund $10,000 Awarded Resources for Enrichment $5,000 Awarded Youth Services Bureau and Educational Development Thornwood, Challenge NA Inc. $3,000 Awarded Small Business Disaster Relief Fund Grants $3,000 Awarded $500 Awarded $556,500 Awarded

RIZ Up Louisiana U.S. Fund for UNICEF Society of St. Vincent de Paul $2,995 Awarded $1,000 Awarded $163,700 Awarded

Robinhood Foundation $1,000 Awarded

MEDICAL/HEALTH Innis Community Health Center Inc. $4,194 Awarded $2,632,758 Total Our donors believe that physical and mental Juvenile Diabetes Foundation, health care is neither a luxury nor a privilege, Capitol Chapter $1,500 Awarded and are supporting programs to ensure that each of our citizens has access to adequate Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation health services. To them, compassion means $1,500 Awarded

Scholarships ensuring that people in need receive the LIFTD/Women’s Community 1% Arts & Community help they seek. Through research, advocacy, Rehabilitation Center awareness, and education programs; hope is $15,500 Awarded Humanities Development Religion 9% 7% becoming a principle part of the practice of LSU Health and Science 7% medicine in Baton Rouge. Center Foundation $42,750 Awarded

Education Alzheimer’s Association, Chicago, Illinois Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Medical/Health 14% $250 Awarded Center Foundation 14% $152,512 Awarded Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Association Environment $1,000 Awarded McMains Children’s Developmental Center 1% $17,700 Awarded Baton Rouge General Foundation Human Services $137,220 Awarded Nancy Davis Foundation 47% for Multiple Sclerosis The Blood Center $1,000 Awarded $23,700 Awarded National Alopecia Areata Foundation Children’s Hospital $1,000 Awarded $10,500 Awarded National Ataxia Foundation, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Louisiana Chapter $1,100 Awarded $1,000 Awarded

The Eyes Have It Inc. National Kidney Foundation $8,000 Awarded $35,000 Awarded

Greater Baton Rouge Community Clinic Ollie Steele Burden Manor $72,000 Awarded $1,411 Awarded

Health Care Centers In Schools Our Lady of the Lake Foundation $227,250 Awarded $1,543,500 Awarded

Helen Keller Research Foundation Parkinson’s Disease Foundation Inc. $1,000 Awarded $1,000 Awarded

Partners in Health RELIGION Calvary Tabernacle Christian Methodist Church of the Good Shepherd $3,500 Awarded Episcopal Church $2,000 Awarded $1,231,521 Total $500 Awarded Pennington Biomedical By addressing basic spiritual and physical Church of the Holy Apostle Research Foundation needs, local religious institutions are working The Calvary Third Baptist Church $300 Awarded

$86,250 Awarded $1,000 Awarded to alleviate human suffering and celebrate the Community Christian Center Piedmont Orthopedic Foundation sacredness of human life in our region. Our Campus Crusade for Christ $1,000 Awarded

$1,000 Awarded donors recognize that the religious community $500 Awarded Congregation B’Nai Israel Pointe Coupée General Hospital, BACH is uniquely positioned to affect human rights, Capital Avenue Baptist Church, $11,250 Awarded

$1,000 Awarded ethics, race relations, health, and other social Capital Mission The Cornerstone Chapel Inc. justice issues. $3,000 Awarded Primary Care Providers $6,500 Awarded for a Healthy Feliciana Inc. Catholic Archdiocese of New Orleans Cross Roads Church $121,784 Awarded $13,000 Awarded $1,200 Awarded Agape Baptist Church Sociedad Pro Hospital Del Nino Catholic Charities USA $1,000 Awarded Crossroads Family Worship Center Inc. $25,000 Awarded $750 Awarded $1,000 Awarded Allen Chapel African Methodist Spina Bifida Association Catholic Diocese of Baton Rouge, Episcopal Church Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion of Greater New Orleans Bishop’s Annual Appeal $1,000 Awarded $6,500 Awarded $2,000 Awarded $2,600 Awarded

Antioch Family Church Inc. Episcopal Diocese of Louisiana St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Cedarcrest Baptist Church $1,000 Awarded $35,500 Awarded $4,200 Awarded $1,000 Awarded

Berean Seventh-Day Adventist Church Faith Family Church Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Cenacle Retreat House $1,000 Awarded $1,000 Awarded Foundation Inc. $25,000 Awarded

$10,000 Awarded Beth Shalom Synagogue Faith, Hope and Love Fellowship Chinese Christian Church of Baton Rouge $360 Awarded $1,000 Awarded University of Texas, $1,234 Awarded

M.D. Anderson Cancer Center Bethany World Prayer Center First Baptist Church Christ Church Parish $500 Awarded $1,000 Awarded $46,250 Awarded $5,000 Awarded

Woman’s Hospital Foundation Bethesda Temple of Deliverance First Baptist Church of Baton Rouge Christian Broadcasting Network Inc. $75,937 Awarded $1,000 Awarded $1,000 Awarded $1,000 Awarded

Bishop Ott Works of Mercy Trust, First Baptist Church of New Roads Christian Freedom Inc. Catholic Diocese $8,250 Awarded $1,000 Awarded $775 Awarded First Christian Church Christian Ministry Foundation Brownfields Baptist Church of Baton Rouge Louisiana $9,500 Awarded $1,000 Awarded $1,000 Awarded

Church of God in Christ Calvary Baptist Church First Mount Carmel Baptist Church Louisiana Eastern First Jurisdiction $1,000 Awarded $1,000 Awarded $1,000 Awarded

First Presbyterian Church Jewish Family Service of New Orleans The Oaks Community Church Sonlight Ministries of Walker Inc. $5,000 Awarded $2,500 Awarded $1,000 Awarded $1,000 Awarded

First Presbyterian Church of Baton Rouge Jewish Federation of Greater Baton Rouge Our Lady of Mercy Catholic Church St. Aloysius Catholic Church Building Fund $5,600 Awarded $12,500 Awarded $750 Awarded $7,000 Awarded

First United Methodist Church Judson Baptist Church Our Lady of Prompt Succor St. Aloysius Church $28,920 Awarded $1,000 Awarded Catholic Church $35,500 Awarded

$5,600 Awarded Franciscan Missions Korean Baptist Church St. Andrew’s Mission Inc. $300 Awarded $1,000 Awarded Redeeming Word of Life Church $7,500 Awarded

$1,000 Awarded The Gift of Love Inc. Lifting Up This Temple Unto God St. Anthony of Padua Church $1,000 Awarded Full Gospel Church Refugee Ministries Inc. $1,000 Awarded

$1,000 Awarded $1,000 Awarded Glad Tidings Gospel Church St. Barnabas Episcopal Church $22,535 Awarded Live Oak United Methodist Church Resurrection Life Ministries Inc. $1,000 Awarded

$500 Awarded $1,000 Awarded The Greater Baton Rouge Federation St. Francis Cabrini Church of Churches and Synagogues Inc. Louisiana Interchurch Conference Rock Zion Baptist Church $600 Awarded

$100 Awarded $500 Awarded $1,000 Awarded St. Francisville United Methodist Church Greater St. Paul Baptist Church Louisiana Prison Chapel Foundation Inc. Roman Catholic Diocese of Baton Rouge $100 Awarded

$1,000 Awarded $17,000 Awarded $246,634 Awarded St. Gabriel Catholic Church Green Chapel African Methodist Love Missionary Baptist Church Saint Mark Baptist Church $84,900 Awarded

Episcopal Church $1,000 Awarded $8,000 Awarded St. George Catholic Church $1,000 Awarded Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers Shady Bower Pentecostal Church $14,000 Awarded

Greenwell Springs Baptist Church $300 Awarded $1,000 Awarded St. James Episcopal Church $5,000 Awarded Maryknoll Sisters Shekinah Glory Full Gospel Baptist Church $48,500 Awarded

Harvest Church $300 Awarded $1,000 Awarded St. John Baptist Church $1,000 Awarded Ministry of First Baptist Church Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church of Alsen Louisiana Inc. Healing Place Church $1,000 Awarded $126,000 Awarded $1,000 Awarded

$42,500 Awarded Most Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church Shout Out USA Inc. St. Joseph Baptist Church Iberville Christian Center $15,000 Awarded $1,000 Awarded $1,000 Awarded

$1,000 Awarded Mount Bethel Baptist Church Sinclair World Ministries St. Joseph Cathedral Immaculate Conception Church $1,250 Awarded $1,000 Awarded $75,863 Awarded

$6,000 Awarded Mount Pilgrim Baptist Church Sisters of Saint Joseph of Medaille St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Istrouma Baptist $1,000 Awarded $600 Awarded $1,500 Awarded

$1,000 Awarded New Jerusalem Full Gospel Baptist Church Sisters of St. Joseph, St. Joseph Spirituality St. Luke Christian Center Ministries Jefferson Baptist Church $1,000 Awarded $6,000 Awarded $1,000 Awarded

$5,000 Awarded

St. Luke’s Episcopal Church SCHOLARSHIPS Jillian H. Briggs, Louisiana State University Michael S. Duplechin, $13,000 Awarded $1,000 Awarded Southeastern Louisiana University $96,750 Total $1,000 Awarded St. Mary Baptist Church Rising tuition costs at Colleges and Heath E. Broussard, $1,000 Awarded Universities across the country have made University of Louisiana at Lafayette Kendon L. Ellerman,

$1,000 Awarded University of Southern Mississippi St. Mary’s Church higher education inaccessible to many $1,000 Awarded $500 Awarded qualified, aspiring students. Through Jessica Nicole Brumfield,

scholarships, our fund donors are furnishing Louisiana State University Amber Fasola, St. Matthew Baptist Church $1,500 Awarded Southeastern Louisiana University $1,000 Awarded deserving applicants with opportunities $1,500 Awarded for success. Scholarships are primarily Mary Byers, Louisiana Tech University St. Michael the Archangel Church awarded based on financial need, academic $1,000 Awarded Digohn T. Felton, Southern University $25,000 Awarded $500 Awarded achievement, and good citizenship. Kristin Byrne, St. Patrick Catholic Church Southeastern Louisiana University Gregory W. Fontenot Jr., $1,000 Awarded $500 Awarded Southeastern Louisiana University

St. Stephen Catholic Church Joshua P. Adams, Nicholls State University $1,000 Awarded Apollonia Carral, $2,000 Awarded $1,000 Awarded Southeastern Louisiana University Thomas A. Freeman, Star Hill Baptist Church Cody L. Allen, Louisiana State University $1,000 Awarded East Mississippi Community College

$6,500 Awarded $1,000 Awarded $1,000 Awarded Joshua P. Clayton, Trinity Baptist Church Elizabeth A. Archer, Louisiana State University Jason Gabryshak, Portland State University $6,500 Awarded Louisiana State University $1,000 Awarded $1,500 Awarded $1,000 Awarded Trinity Episcopal Church Kyron R. Cola, Southern University Leigh A. Galatas, Louisiana State University $26,500 Awarded Patty M. Aucoin, Nicholls State University $500 Awarded $2,000 Awarded $1,000 Awarded True Faith Pentecostal Church Leigh A. Davidson, Hollie N. Gerald, $2,500 Awarded Chassidy N. Baloney, Southern University University of Louisiana at Lafayette Southeastern Louisiana University

$500 Awarded $1,000 Awarded $1,000 Awarded Unitarian Church of Baton Rouge $30,000 Awarded Karla L. Baumert, Jerry G. Dillon Jr., Andrew D. Graham,

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Southeastern Louisiana University Louisiana State University Unity Church of God in Christ $1,500 Awarded $2,000 Awarded $500 Awarded $1,000 Awarded

Desmond L. Benn, James W. Delancey Jr., Naquita M. Harris, University Baptist Church River Parishes Community College University of Southern Mississippi Northwest Community College $1,400 Awarded $500 Awarded $1,000 Awarded $1,000 Awarded

University United Methodist Church Asia D. Bolding, Jacob K. DeVries, West Michigan University Kevin Henderson, Southern University $7,300 Awarded MedVance Institue of Baton Rouge $1,500 Awarded $1,500 Awarded

Victory and Power Ministries $500 Awarded Sara B. Doguet, Louisiana State University Ashli M. Hernandez, $1,000 Awarded Tasia R. Bolding, $1,000 Awarded Louisiana State University

Yes, I Can Inc. MedVance Institue of Baton Rouge $750 Awarded Jonathan N. Dunn, Southern University $37,500 Awarded $500 Awarded $1,500 Awarded

Jared Hidalgo, Louisiana State University Shazrika A. Magee, Chante’ D. Rice, Ian Walsdorf, Louisiana State University $500 Awarded Louisiana State University Louisiana State University $1,000 Awarded

$1,500 Awarded $1,500 Awarded Katherine Hopper, Kenneth P. Washington, Southeastern Louisiana University Christina A. Marks, Taleisha Rideau, Nicholls State University $2,000 Awarded University of Louisiana at Lafayette Southeastern Louisiana University $2,000 Awarded

$1,000 Awarded $500 Awarded Okeisha R. Jackson, Kayla Watson, Mississippi State University Emily A. Matthews, Tessa T. Rideau, $1,000 Awarded Louisiana State University $1,500 Awarded Baton Rouge Community College Louisiana State University Vicki L. Welch, $1,000 Awarded $500 Awarded Juan C. Johnson, Nicholls State University Southeastern Louisiana University $500 Awarded Sommer D. McCardle, Lindsey S. Robin, $1,000 Awarded

Jones County Junior College University of Louisiana at Monroe Lauren M. Kovach, St. Joseph’s University Brooke Whaley, $1,000 Awarded $1,000 Awarded $1,500 Awarded University of Tennessee at Martin

Edward B. McKowen, George F. Schindler IV, Loyola University $2,000 Awarded Autumn E. Krueger, Louisiana State University $1,000 Awarded West Michigan University Anna E. Wheeler, $1,000 Awarded $1,500 Awarded John Matthew Shores, Louisiana State University

Ne’Shira Millender, University of New Orleans $1,000 Awarded Jarrod M. Ladner, Louisiana State University $1,000 Awarded Mississippi State University Tiera F. Williams, Southern University $750 Awarded $1,000 Awarded Darrell G. Shorty, $500 Awarded

Jennifer M. Montgomery, River Parishes Community College Curry J. Landry, Louisiana State University Kevin A. Wilson, Louisiana State University $500 Awarded $500 Awarded Louisiana State University $750 Awarded Megan E. Settoon, $4,000 Awarded Jamie M. Landry, Dylan Moore, University of Memphis Louisiana State University Louisiana State University Annie L. Wood, $1,000 Awarded $2,000 Awarded $1,000 Awarded Concordia University

James W. O’Neal IV, Michael G. Sowden, $2,000 Awarded Brittney N. LeBlanc, Louisiana State University Jones County Junior College Louisiana State University $1,000 Awarded $1,000 Awarded $1,000 Awarded

Ashley Olt, St. Joseph’s University David E. Talbot, Louisiana State University Kenneth W. Leger, $2,000 Awarded $1,000 Awarded McNeese State University $1,000 Awarded Dana F. Pikunas, St. Joseph’s University Danielle V. Taylor, Southern University

$1,500 Awarded $500 Awarded Amanda J. Lerette, West Michigan University Boris J. Potts, Delta State University Kyron A. Thompson, $3,000 Awarded $1,000 Awarded Delgado Community College

$500 Awarded Chasity D. Maddie, Carmeka R. Randall, Nicholls State University Baton Rouge Community College Roger D. Traylor, Louisiana State University $500 Awarded $3,000 Awarded $2,000 Awarded

Total Grants

$20 Million 18 16 14 12 10 08

06 04 02

2.3 8.1 8.2 7.9 7.3 15.8* 14.2 9.6 13.3 18.1 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 *Does not include $43 million grant to the Lamar Dixon Expo Foundation.

Total Assets

$500 Million 450 400 350 300 250 200 150 100 50

63.4 109.9 129.7 150.1 230.4 197.8 193.9 273.2 363.8 475 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 Membership FOUNDERS FORUM Mrs. Imogene N. Brown Mr. John Campbell & Mr. Franck LaBiche, Laitram LLC With annual gifts of $2,500 and more, Mr. and Mrs. J. Terrell Brown Founders Forum members understand Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Lamar III Mr. and Mrs. L. Lane Grigsby, the value of the Foundation’s operations to Cajun Constructors Inc. Mr. and Mrs. V. Price LeBlanc the Baton Rouge community, and invest in our ability to provide leadership and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Campbell Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson, Louisiana Companies insight to issues affecting Louisiana’s capital Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin DiChiara Mr. and Mrs. Clark G. Boyce Jr., region. Founders Forum members support Mr. and Mrs. Dudley W. Coates due diligence and responsible, informed Louisiana Machinery Company LLC Mr. and Mrs. Marvin “Buddy” Ragland Jr., grantmaking practices. The Foundation is Don and Pat Lyle Robert M. Coleman & Partners Architects able to evaluate the effectiveness of community Mr. Kevin Lyle projects and organizations, and complete Mr. and Mrs. C. Cammack Morton, Commercial Properties Development Corp. Ms. Carolyn E. Martin thorough assessments because of contributions to our premium membership level. Mr. and Mrs. John G. Davies Kathy and Frank McArthur Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dixon Mr. and Mrs. C. Brent McCoy Mr. and Mrs. William L. Benedetto, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. McCoy Mr. and Mrs. Matthew G. McKay, Entergy Corporation All Star Automotive Group Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. West, Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Greer Jr. McGlinchey Stafford PLLC Ms. Trish Tweedly, AmeriCares Mr. Robert S. Greer Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael McKay, McKay, Lutgring & Cochran LLC Mr. and Mrs. Leonard C. Wyatt Jr., Mr. and Mrs. G. Lee Griffin AmSouth Bank Dr. and Mrs. F. C. McMains Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Holt B. Harrison McMains Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James J. Bailey III Mr. and Mrs. R. Brian Haymon Mr. Hermann Moyse Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Princeton M. Bardwell Mr. Michael F. Wack, Mr. and Mrs. Newton B. Thomas, Mr. John W. Barton Sr., Hibernia National Bank Newtron Group Charitable Foundation Barton Investments Mr. and Mrs. J. Gerald Jolly Mr. and Mrs. John B. Noland Mr. and Mrs. Darian Chustz, Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Landry, Baton Rouge Coca-Cola Bottling Company Mr. and Mrs. G. Allen Penniman Jr. Jones, Walker, Waechter, Poitevent, Mr. and Mrs. Gery J. Barry, Carrère & Denègre Mr. and Mrs. Cordell Haymon, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Louisiana Petroleum Service Corporation Ms. Jan S. Jordan Mr. Harry J. Blumenthal Jr., Ms. Nanette Noland and Mr. Michael Patin, Mr. and Mrs. Mark P. Bensabat, Blumenthal Print Works Inc. The Powell Group JP Morgan Chase Mr. and Mrs. Gordon A. Pugh, David C. and Jeannie Price Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Bezet, Breazeale, Sachse & Wilson LLP Kean, Miller, Hawthorne, D’Armond, Mr. and Mrs. Todd Graves, McCowan & Jarman LLP Raising Canes Jennifer Eplett and Sean E. Reilly SIGNATURE MEMBERS Richard and Jo Anita Conkling Dina Planche Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Reilly Sr. Ensuring quality local services and care for Drs. Kathleen and Michael Crapanzano Mr. and Mrs. Jere K. Price all area residents is a priority for Signature Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Reilly Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Tom D’Armond Wayne E. Reulet Members. They believe in the Foundation’s Ms. Angela M. Rosenthal ability to identify both community needs Benny and Donna DiChiara Claude F. Reynaud Jr. Dr. and Mrs. James F. Ruiz and qualified nonprofit organizations with Roland F. Dugas III and Sandra L. Dugas Emile C. and Susan D. Rolfs the ability to develop effective solutions to Mr. and Mrs. H. Norman Saurage III Rhea and Leon Gary Dexter L. Rollins those needs. Their annual dues provide Mr. and Mrs. Billy Shore, important revenue that funds many of our Jerry and Devera Goss Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sadler Share Our Strength administrative activities, including hosting Bryan and Sue Griffith Mr. Frank P. Simoneaux Mr. and Mrs. Milton W. Shepard community initiatives and organizational Sam B. Haynes Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Spain Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred B. Barry, meetings in our Conference Center. Signature Richard and Barbara Hill Moo and Martin Svendson SJB Group Inc. Membership comprises three levels of giving: Joe Ingraham, David M. Thornton, Mr. W. “Ob” Soonthornsima Corporate & Patron Members with dues of $1000, Business & Communitarian Roman Catholic Diocese of Baton Rouge Thornton, Musso and Bellemin Inc. Drs. William and Christel Slaughter, Members with dues of $500 and Individual Clay and Cherri Johnson Dr. and Mrs. R. Scott Thurston SSA Consultants Members with dues of $100. David S. Hanson MD Roland and Kay Toups Hans T. and Donna W. Sternberg, and Jolene K. Johnson MD Starmount Life Insurance Company Ms. Susan L. Turner Manship Family Ms. Mary Ann Sternberg, Virginia Wallace Ward CORPORATE & PATRON Josef Sternberg Memorial Fund David Manship Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dudley Williams Sr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Clayton Johnson, Doug Manship Taylor, Porter, Brooks & Phillips LLP P. Foster Bailey, Richard F. Manship Bains Road Enterprises Dr. and Mrs. John A. Thomas Ronnie Martin and Patricia Schneider MD Annette D. Barton Mr. and Mrs. Bert S. Turner, Dr. F. C. and Ann G. McMains Turner Industries Holding Company LLC Gene and Jolie Berry Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. McMains Mr. John G. Turner and Mr. Jerry Fischer Dr. Charles and Jeanelle Beskin James and Julie McNeil Sari and Thomas Turner Dr. and Mrs. Bradley C. Black Dennis and Linda Mitchell Nancy and Charles Valluzzo Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Bowsher Beth and Dave Morgan Mr. and Mrs. E. Graham Thompson, Mrs. Jane T. Boyce Whitney National Bank Marcia and Roger Moser Mr. Robert and Dr. Gypsye Bryan Mrs. Margaret C. Womack Julie & Leonard Nachman Mary Ellen Clements and Jere K. Price Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Paddock Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Cloutier Mr. Rawlston D. Phillips Jr. BUSINESS & COMMUNITARIAN

Dr. and Mrs. Frank J. Alvarez III Lynnette and Thomas Frazer Darryl Wayne Peterson MD

James Baker, TOPCOR Companies LLC John C. Gautreau II, Mike Polito, MAPP Construction Inc. The Gautreau Group LLC Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Barker, Helen Pope Barker’s Antique Jewelry Dr. and Mrs. Henry B. Harvey Jr. Billy Potter, Lee and Brenda Berg, Ferol and Roy Hebert Area Wholesale Tire Company Inc. Lee Michaels Fine Jewelry Anne Hise Nancy and Flip Roberts David Bondy, LUBA Workers’ Comp Thomas S. Holden, Richard L. Robin MD Claude Bouchard and Monique Chagnon Holden Associates Architects Mr. and Mrs. Randy P. Roussel Ms. Rebecca M. Bentley Mr. and Mrs. J. Luther Jordan Jr. Mr. L. Cary Saurage II Janet S. Boles, Boles Law Firm Dr. and Mrs. Roy G. Kadair Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Saurage IV Doug and Marilyn Braymer Dr. and Mrs. Louis W. Leggio John D. Scanlan, EATEL Randolph A. Brunson, Richard Lipsey, Lipsey’s Inc. Hansen and Dotty Scobee R. A. Brunson Inc. Patrick J. Mascarella E. Wade Shows, Paul Burns, Burns & Company Inc./Realtors Richard and Jeannie Matheny Shows, Cali & Berthelot LLP John K. Carpenter Ms. Mary Jo Mayfield Betty M. and Joseph S. Simmons Bill and Laura Cassidy Chris and Anne McCanless J. Noland Singletary Thomas and Mary Clark Rolfe McCollister Jr., Pete and Paige Stewart Mr. Tommie L. Cockfield, Louisiana Business Inc. Trey Trahan, Trahan Architects APAC Cockfield Jackson Architects Dean C. McKee Lee Trusty, Dow Chemical Company Dr. and Mrs. James M. Coleman Anne and Tom Meek Mr. Horatio C. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Edward I. Daniel Edward B. Middleton, Russell Washer, Br. Francis David, Catholic High School Citizens Bank & Trust Company Washer, Hill and Lipscomb Architects Dr. and Mrs. Herbert R. Dyer Mrs. Jane P. Middleton Roger and Donna West Bert Faulk and David Winkler, Dr. and Mrs. Joe A. Moreland Lissa and Jeff Weston Faulk & Winkler LLC Cindy O’Neal, BAHA Systems LLC Mrs. Jean S. Wilcox David G. and Nancy Fourrier Drs. Thomas P. Perone David and Anne Winkler R. Wendel Foushee, and Barbara J. Golden L. A. Champagne & Company LLP INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS

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Jan Melton has served as the Academic Distinction Fund’s executive director since 1995, and has been actively involved in public education for over twenty years. During her tenure, ADF has grown from an organization focused on promoting and rewarding good teaching through a series of grant programs to an organization that embodies the community’s need and desire for highly respected and effective citizen input into education reform.

Volunteer Baton Rouge!’s founding chief executive officer, Noël Parnell, retired from a seventeen-year career at VBR! in December, 2004. The nonprofit organization’s mission is to mobilize people and resources to deliver creative solutions to community needs. During her tenure, four programs were established to realize Allen Schuldt, Jan Melton, Noël Parnell, and Thomas H. Turner effective citizen involvement through volunteerism. These included the Volunteer Connection, VolunTEENs, Corporate Volunteer Named in honor of the Baton Rouge Area Foundation’s founder, John Council, and the Nonprofit Resource Center. Volunteer centers W. Barton Sr., the recipient of this award is a leader in the nonprofit throughout the U.S. sought Volunteer Baton Rouge!’s expertise sector who is an outstanding and dedicated executive in the nonprofit as similar community projects and volunteer efforts were being community, has demonstrated exemplary nonprofit leadership over planned and implemented in their local areas. time, and has acted as a catalyst for significant accomplishments that have had a substantial impact on the Baton Rouge area. Allen Schuldt has served as executive director of Family Services for the last 25 years. Under Allen’s guidance from 1980 to today, Family Services has been so successful that it now serves as a model for similar agencies on a national level. He implemented a number of programs including: The Parenting Center, HIV/AIDS Services, First Time Parent Program, Independent Living Program and the Teen Advocate Program. Thank you for your kindness. In our closing pages, we normally recognize the many generous people who’ve helped our efforts to enhance the community. The large number of people who’ve assisted us this year—through volunteering, in-kind support, pro-bono work, and expert consultation—have deeply broadened our understanding of human kindness, and confirmed our belief in the goodness of mankind.

Whether local or international, named or anonymous, thousands of people like you have joined our efforts to ensure that quality relief services are available across our region, and that displaced families receive the care and support that they need to begin re-stabilizing their lives. From your generous personal contributions to our relief and recovery funds, to expert assistance and consultation, your help is making the future of our communities brighter.

We could not have staged our response without the tremendous, gracious support and guidance of our Board members, donors, members, volunteers, partners, and other community leaders. I wish that I could thank you all personally, and hope this letter serves as an acknowledgment of your valuable efforts in the absence of a complete listing.

With your help and the assistance of thousands of other kind-hearted friends, the Baton Rouge Area Foundation is now working to ensure that the future of our state improves upon the past. By bringing some of the most innovative planners and consultants in the world to Louisiana, we hope to create a culture of equity and opportunity for all, where, before, entire generations had been left behind.

Please accept my most heartfelt gratitude and thanks for helping the people and families of South Louisiana,

John G. Davies President & CEO STAFF Janette Blackwell Grants Administrator Andwed Burns Conference Center Coordinator Douglas Carrier Graphic Designer Gloria Chapman Receptionist Emmy Martin Comeaux Building Manager & Executive Assistant John G. Davies President & CEO Aloma Dias Event Coordinator Helen Fisher Donor Services Intern 402 N. Fourth Street Angela Fitzgerald Executive Assistant Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70802 Jessica Foley Executive Liaison Courtney Gustin Comptroller Telephone (225) 387-6126 Gwen Hamilton Special Projects Coordinator Toll-Free (877) 387-6126 Gerri Hobdy Director of Grantmaking Programs Facsimile (225) 387-6153 Latrelle Hodge Receptionist www.braf.org Twanda Lewis Grantmaking Programs Officer Bonita Malbrew Grantmaking Assistant Andrew T. McMains General Counsel Erin Percy Communications Intern Deborah D. Pickell Director of Finance Rachel R. Sayes Grantmaking Programs Officer L’shele Segrest Director of New Asset Development Casey Self Accountant Nathan Self Writer/Editor John Spain Executive Vice President Jessica Stuart Director of Donor Services Mukul Verma Director of Communications PHOTOGRAPHY Lori Waselchuk is a freelance photojournalist and documentary photographer living with her husband and two children in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Lori’s work has been published in Time, Life, Newsweek, The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Los Angeles Times, National Journal, USA Today, The Chicago Tribune, The Independent, and The Times (London), as well as Der Spiegel and Liberation.

In 2004, she won the Southern African Gender and Media Award for her coverage of war-related sexual violence in Liberia. In 1998, she was a finalist in the Alfred Eisenstaedt Awards for Magazine Photography.

Lori’s recent books and exhibitions include Katrina Exposed, an exhibition and catalogue curated by Steven Maklansky for the New Orleans Museum of Art; and Moving in Time, Life in a Democratic South Africa,edited by George Hallett, a photographic restrospective of 10 years of democracy in South Africa.