Our Mission The Saginaw Community Foundation has one mission: to fulfill donor wishes and enable community initiatives to come to life, now and forever. We accomplish our mission by providing strategic leadership in our community, growing our endowment, practicing impactful grantmaking and stewardship of our resources, human and financial.

Inner Circle We thank our corporate sponsors for their generous support of Saginaw Community Foundation general operations.

Chairman’s Circle

President’s Circle

Friends Circle Apple Mountain Bierlein Companies Foundation Burt Watson Chevrolet, Inc. Chemical Bank Consumers Energy Covenant HealthCare Dornbos Printing Impressions The Dow Chemical Company Dow Corning Corporation Fabiano Brothers, Inc. Glastender, Inc. HORIZONS Conference Center The Iles Schropp Group at Merrill Lynch Merrill Technologies Group Michigan Sugar Company Morley Companies, Inc. Network Services Group Rehmann Shaheen Development St. Mary’s of Michigan Spence Brothers Tri-Star Trust Bank Wolgast Corporation

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This annual report was written and designed in-house at Saginaw Community Foundation. Printed on 100% post-consumer recycled content paper. Contents Year-in-Review...... 4 Endowment Impact...... 23 From our CEO/President and Board Chair...... 6 Our Volunteers...... 24 The Next Generation of Inventors ...... 8 Tribute Gifts...... 25 Community Support for Moms...... 10 Financial Review...... 26 A Place to Talk and be Heard...... 12 Current Funds...... 28 Child on Top of a Greenhouse...... 14 2015 Grants...... 32 Canine Connections...... 15 A Community of Supporters...... 36 A Sense of Community for Area Youth...... 16 Leadership...... 42 Making Dreams Come True...... 18 Committees...... 43 The Future of Saginaw County...... 20 Foundation Staff...... 43 Dancing Heroes for Kids...... 22 171 Scholarship 78 85 Community Initiatve/ Agency Special Project

25 66 Unrestricted Designated

49 34 Donor Advised Field of Interest Year-in-Review Here we present a snapshot. A quick look. A glimpse. It’s what’s happening behind the scenes at Saginaw Community Foundation. We are thankful to all the donors who made gifts during 2015 to Saginaw Community Foundation. Later in this report you will find a complete list of contributors (see page 36) as well as a detailed financial review (see page 26).

Types of Funds Funds Defined

Agency Enables nonprofit organizations to establish funds for their 173 benefit within the foundation Scholarship Community Initiative/Special Project 79 Established to provide support for specific community projects Community or initiatives Initiative/ 85 Designated Special Project Established by people who want to support a specific Agency organization or accomplish a specific purpose Donor Advised Enables donor to be personally involved in grantmaking, Unrestricted subject to board approval Designated Field of Interest 25 Administered by the foundation to benefit a general field 65 of interest Field of Interest Scholarship Provides financial support for students seeking higher

Donor education Advised 34 Unrestricted Administered by the foundation to meet the urgent and 49 changing needs in Saginaw County

Where Donors Have Directed Their Gifts by fund type, 2014 vs. 2015 2014 (total: $10,580,616) 2015 (total: $5,356,173)

Agency $143,574 $138,598

Community Initiative/ $1,055,561 Special Project $788,420

Designated $1,577,767 $133,662

Donor Advised $7,382,693 $3,753,745

Field of Interest $19,776 $184,476

Scholarship $398,367 $354,970

Unrestricted $2,878 $2,302

4 Assets by Donor Interest Area 2014 2015

$353,382 Animal Related $324,547

Arts & Culture $4,914,808 $4,582,286 Community $1,556,037 Improvment $1,693,125 $21,348,985 Education $21,427,862

Environment $144,386 $147,584

Food/Nutrition $899,215 $829,844 $1,604,323 Health $1,547,045

Housing $774,153 $728,480

Human Services $5,078,316 $4,894,472 Mutual/Membership $14,955 Benefit Organization $14,396 $10,763,745 Nonclassifiable* $11,911,711

Philanthropy $1,748,138 $1,746,797

Public Benefit $1,535,179 $1,480,547

Public Safety $304,188 $382,240

Recreation $2,181,226 $2,174,313

Religion $323,076 $295,353 Science/Technology $37,970 Research $37,035

Youth Development $2,851,835 $2,687,705

*Defined as funds that support more than one interest area

Asset Growth Five-year history, 2011-2015

2015 $57,266,717

2014 $56,865,264

2013 $48,410,402

2012 $41,787,699

2011 $38,474,707

5 A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT & CEO AND BOARD CHAIR Friends …

We hope you enjoy the Saginaw Community Community foundations are recognizing Foundation’s 2015 Annual Report, Community the importance of taking on a community Threads. And, as you read the report, we hope leadership role to help build healthy, produc- you also recognize the threads that have been tive places to live. As local communities face sewn throughout the community. For example, unprecedented economic and social challeng- the Saginaw Teen MOPS story found on page 11, es along with political discourse hampered by one could say that with the help of a grant from polarization, trust of traditional civic institu- SCF, the Saginaw Teen MOPS program was able tions is at new lows. Community foundations, to thread information to teen moms in a safe given their unique attributes inclusive of their supportive environment. Or, SCF was the thread independence, flexible resources and local re- that provided scholarships to kids to participate lationships, are well-positioned to perform this in Camp Invention, found on page 9. Lastly, page role. In fact, at their best, they take on tough 23 talks about the SCF Impact Challenge, and issues, engage residents, pursue cross-sector how agencies threaded their way through the solutions to local challenges, and marshal year to raise money for their agency endowment resources from public and private sources to funds and then placed in the running for addi- build strong communities that support and tional funds. Just as a skilled seamstress brings nurture healthy, resilient children and families together pieces for a final custom creation, to help create opportunity for all. However, Saginaw Community Foundation uses many acquiring the skills and competencies to do “threads” to weave a better and ever improving this work requires community foundations experience for the entire Saginaw Community. take deliberate, intentional steps to advance their community leadership practice. The Saginaw Community Foundation has one mission: to fulfill donor wishes and enable community initiatives to come to life, now and forever. We accomplish our mission by provid- ing strategic leadership in our community, growing our endowment, practicing impact- ful grantmaking, and stewardship of our resources, human and financial. During 2015, the SCF Board of Directors and staff felt that as an organization, we wanted and needed to strengthen our efforts in strategic leadership.

Reneé S. Johnston (left) Heidi A. Bolger (right)

6 Earlier in 2015, Saginaw Community Foundation find ways to was selected as one of nine community founda- tions to participate in the Michigan Community Leadership Network (CLN), a CFLeads sponsored activity for community foundations in the state with theirconnect people and of Michigan. The program is designed to help community foundations focus on how they can strengthen their community leadership capacity. help them fulfill Over the past year, members of the Saginaw CLN their potential. team, which was comprised of two staff, two board members, and a community leader, met with – Steven J. Stowell representatives from other Michigan community foundations to work together to build capacity, explore new approaches, share leadership expertise and promising practices, and advise each other in the midst of action.

Our first CLN task, identifying a Learning for Action Question, would become our driving force throughout the year – how could SCF maximize our ability to influence community change? Therefore, we have our work cut out for us in Immediately, we learned from peer advice 2016 and it’s very exciting! As we “thread” our that it was essential we connect more with the way through the new year, we look forward to residents of our community to understand what making an impact just as we have for the past change needed to happen in order to know 31 years. We also look forward to the powerful how to influence that change. Through resident conversations we plan to have with county engagement activities, community foundations residents and the positive transformation we were able to gain the trust that was most neces- hope to see for SCF and the community. Our sary to have the impact they wanted to make in approach will afford the opportunity to weave the place they call home. a bond between donors, our staff and leader- ship, and residents like never before. It should be an inspiring journey and we are looking forward to having you be part of it.

Sincerely,

Reneé S. Johnston Heidi A. Bolger President & CEO Board Chair

7 the next generation of inventors

8 Invent Now • Camp Invention Area school districts partner to host summer STEM camps

“There are very few opportuni- and science – it’s a refreshing change,” said Eric Marshall, co-director, Camp Invention – ties for true STEM activities for Hemmeter Site. these students. This is where Becky Wilkins, director of the Camp Inven- passions for math and science tion – Handley Site shares a similar thought: are sparked. It’s amazing.” “The camp presents learning in a different way. Often, students that are not doing well in Becky Wilkins, director a traditional learning environment see great Camp Invention – Handley Site success in the camp setting.” During the summer of 2015, elementary stu- Grouped by age, the students rotate through dents in Saginaw participated in the weeklong various theme-based modules each day. Work- Camp Invention, an educational program of ing in teams, the children complete activities North Canton, Ohio based Invent Now, Inc. The which build upon each other daily. At the end camp is a weeklong summer program led by of the week-long camp, the most anticipated local teachers in over 1,300 schools nation- activity called The Inventors Showcase, takes wide. Its curricula focused on developing cre- place. Proud students get to show-off their cre- ativity, inventive thinking and problem solving ations to family members. The event is always skills through hands-on science, technology, well attended and is standing-room only. engineering and mathematics (STEM) content.

In addition to providing an enriching Camp Invention was held in two locations in STEM-focused learning environment for Saginaw serving students in grades 1-6. Sagi- the campers, Camp Invention also pro- naw Public Schools held their camp at Handley vides leadership opportunities for middle Elementary and Saginaw Township Communi- and high school students. Middle School ty Schools, partnering with Saginaw Area Cath- students, comprised mostly of former olic Schools and Freeland Community Schools, campers, serve as counselors-in-training. held its camp at Hemmeter Elementary.

“They had so much fun, they didn’t want to Camps at both locations were well attended leave,” said Becky. with 101 campers at Handley and 95 campers at Hemmeter. Thanks in part to the grant awarded by Saginaw Community Foundation, High school students participated as leader- 23 campers at Handley and 49 campers at ship interns, a role that is like a camp counselor Hemmeter received partial scholarships to at a traditional summer camp. attend. “For the high school students, it’s a realization “Seeing the looks on the kid’s faces – the that they are no longer the kid, they are now a smiles – the fun they are having doing math leader,” said Eric.

196 72 Student Campers Partial Scholarships $ Provided

Grant Award: $6,000 $5,000 from FORCE Youth Advisory Council $1,000 from YWCA Fund for Women and Children Learn more about Camp Invention at campinvention.org

9 community support for moms

10 Saginaw Teen MOPS Mentoring support group established for teen moms

Regardless of age or experience, being a mother is Young moms are finding a place where they fit-in demanding with unlimited challenges. These with mentors and friends who understand what demands are magnified for teen mothers who they are going through. A place where their face challenges such as security quality, reliable own value and their child’s value is celebrated. childcare; completing educational milestones; Each meeting consists of a theme or topic, a trying to overcome difficult living arrangements goal, and a combination of speaker, creative with stressed family relationships; along with activity, and discussion. other issues like loneliness, social isolation, body image, and insecurity in their new role as a parent. Speakers educate moms on topics like: preg- nancy prevention, cooking, resumé building, Among teens aged 15-19 in Saginaw County, domestic violence, education, employment, teen pregnancy rates trended 10-15% above and child development. state averages and 25% above national averag- es between 2009-11. “At every meeting, each mom receives a small bundle of diapers, pack of baby wipes, hand Here in Saginaw, teen moms did not have a sup- sanitizer or other personal item. We also have port group geared specifically for them to turn a MOPS Swap Table which has gently-used for help. To meet this need, Saginaw Teen MOPS baby clothing and other items. At the end of (Mothers of Preschoolers) was established. our meeting, the moms participate in ‘Tell Me Something Good’ where they share positive Saginaw Teen MOPS, the only such program news from the previous two weeks. We also in the region, hosts its meetings at Bethlehem have a drawing for gift cards.” Lutheran Church on Weiss St., in Saginaw. Dinner is provided at the meetings for both The program provides a supportive, nonjudg- mother and child and free childcare is offered. mental faith-based environment where teen This eliminates lack of childcare from prevent- moms can come together for mentoring and ing a teen mom from attending a meeting, and encouragement. The teaching, activities and provides a meal for some that may have gone friendships are all focused on the very distinct without. needs of teenagers, benefiting all young moth- ers under 23 years of age, who are pregnant or Making a Difference have a child under age 5. In the short time Saginaw Teen MOPS has been active, the program is proving successful, “These young women have had a lot of people and a grant from Saginaw Community Founda- give up on them,” said Sarah Laux, Saginaw tion helped kickstart the program. Teen MOPS co-director. “Here, these young women are supported by a variety of mentors “Our numbers have been steadily growing in a comfortable setting with peers facing the each meeting," said Sarah. “Friends are bring- same challenges. We’re here to help them.” ing friends. Moms are really becoming engaged in the program. They are coming early and The group meets every other Monday with a goal staying late." of creating and building healthy relationships. “The grant from SCF helped us to legitimize what “We hope that these new relationships will we are doing," added Sarah. “It is truly for the stay with these young moms throughout their community – that’s who we are serving. We know lives,” said Sarah. we are making a difference in the lives of these young women.”

Grant Award: $2,500 from YWCA Fund for Women and Children Learn more about Saginaw Teen MOPS at mops.org/groups/bethlehemteenmops

11 a place to talk and be heard

12 Saginaw Community Writing Center SVSU creates first community writing center in Michigan at local library

According to a recent National Center for Edu- cover topics such as writing business letters, cation Statistics report, 10% of the population creating resumés, composing professional of Saginaw County lacks basic literacy skills, emails, journal writing and creative writing like one of the highest rates in Michigan. Literacy short stories and poems. Tutors also have open skills are critical to helping find employment, tutoring hours before and after the workshops. where in Saginaw County the unemployment rate stood at 12.4% (as of December 2014). Connecting with the community “The whole purpose of a community writing To tackle this issue, Saginaw Valley State center is to connect with the community it University approached SCF with a grant serves,” said Helen Raica-Klotz, SVSU Writing request to fund a community writing center. Center director. A center that would assist individuals of all ages in learning how to write effectively. Butman-Fish Library at the corner of N. Charles and Hancock Streets in Saginaw was chosen for The very first community writing center the location of the Community Writing Center, was established in 2001 sponsored by Salt a neighborhood library located in close proximity Lake Community College in Salt Lake City, to two elementary schools and Willie E. Utah. In just a few short years, the center Thompson Middle School, the only middle had helped more than 1,000 people with school in the Saginaw Public Schools District. their writing. SVSU Writing Center Assistant Director Chris Giroux learned of this unique community collaboration while attend- The grant from SCF helped establish the SCWC ing a conference just a few years ago. as a two-year pilot program, allowing it to become firmly rooted. “I realized that this is something that could be brought to our community and people could According to Deb Trombley, director of benefit from.” Butman-Fish Library, SVSU has made an impact by just being at the library. Nationwide today there are 72 colleges “Not only are people receiving the assistance and universities with a community writing they have been asking for, but the assistance is center component. The Saginaw Community of a great quality.” Writing Center (SCWC) is the only one located in Michigan. For many, the SCWC is a safe place to simply The purpose of a community writing center communicate. It is not uncommon for conver- is to serve members of the community of all sations to begin on the topic of writing and end ages by offering various writing workshops. on a note that is far more personal. Attendees The workshops, led by SVSU student tutors, want someone to talk to. They want to be heard.

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1community 51 100% writing Total participants “Excellent Rating” center in through March 2016 from tutoring Michigan session participants

Grant Award: $13,030 $2,630 from YWCA Fund for Women and Children $3,966 from Saginaw County Child Development Fund $6,434 from SCF Unrestricted Funds Learn more about Saginaw Community Writing Center and its upcoming workshops at svsu.edu/communitywriting/ 13 Child on Top of a Greenhouse Unique experience improving literacy skills in children

Thousands of people pass by a neat, well-kept In its first year, the camp served seven students. two-story white house with dark gray trim every Last summer, 60 students participated. The need day located at 1805 Gratiot Ave. in Saginaw became clear that a full-time summer camp without even a thought of its significance. Yet director was needed. That’s when the Friends of contained within its walls and spilling onto the Theodore Roethke turned to Saginaw Com- grounds surrounding it, something remarkable munity Foundation for help. A grant awarded is happening. allowed for the hiring of a recent SVSU graduate to oversee the program. The Friends of Theodore Roethke, a group ded- icated to preserving the legacy and memory of During the camp, students receive individual and Saginaw’s Pulitzer Prize winning poet, operates small group tutoring with the use of a language out of the former childhood home of the poet, arts workbook, learn about life in the 1920s, the Theodore Roethke Home Museum. The enjoy era-specific snacks, crafts and motor activ- group hosts a variety of programs throughout ities like jumping rope, playing jacks and dancing the year, but one program touches director Annie the Charleston. Ransford the most. Parents and grandparents of the students often “This is some of the best work we do. It’s energiz- help by volunteering during the camp. A former ing, thrilling and fulfilling,” says Annie. Roethke family housekeeper, now in her 90s, has also volunteered her time baking treats for the For the past five summers, the house has hosted students. its Child on Top of a Greenhouse language arts review camp. The camp, designed for students “We want to serve young children because when pre-K through early elementary, focuses on children feel good about themselves and their improving reading and writing skills while community, there is no end to what they can surrounded in the unique setting of Roethke’s accomplish.” historic home and grounds.

Grant Award: $2,800 from Heroes for Kids Fund Learn more about Theodore Roethke House Museum at friendsofroethke.org Pictured above (from left to right):Annie Ransford, a participating student, and Arletta French. 14 Canine Connections Saginaw Police K9 Units provide vital public safety functions

Back in 2010, illegal drug use began to skyrocket “It gives legitimacy to our organization in the in the community of Standish, especially in the eyes of the public. SCF has a great reputation high school. With an immediate need to eradi- in the community and that has definitely had a cate this growing problem, Arenac County resi- positive impact on our fundraising abilities.” dent Jody Wilk began to take steps to reinstate a K9 unit for the Sherriff’s Department. A grant awarded by SCF in 2015 was originally going to be for only one dog. Jody was able to “The community had been without a K9 officer secure food donations from Wysong Pet Food for 10 years due to lack of funding,” said Jody. in Midland and upon learning of the donation, Saginaw Police Chief Bob Ruth authorized the Jody led fundraising efforts over the next year pursuit of two new dogs. and thanks to many donors, a new K9 unit was installed. Shortly after, Jody’s work was noticed “After getting the approval to seek two dogs from by Saginaw Police K9 Officer Doug Stacer. Chief Ruth, I really had to scramble. I only had one week in which to write the grant to meet the The City of Saginaw was in danger of losing its K9 deadline at SCF.” unit permanently due to budget cuts. Officer Sta- cer was confident that Jody’s success in Arenac The K9 units are a vital part of the Saginaw Police County could be replicated in Saginaw. Through Department. her efforts and partnership with Saginaw Com- munity Foundation, the K9 units were preserved. “The two things criminals fear the most are Tasers and dogs,” said Jody. “There are so many Saginaw Community Foundation acts as a fiscal instances where the presence of a K9 officer has sponsor for Saginaw Valley Police Canine Associ- led to an apprehension or has quickly defused a ation (SVPCA), allowing SVPCA to operate under tense situation.” SCF’s 501(c)(3) nonprofit designation.

Grant Award: $11,888.20 from Saginaw Community Foundation Unrestricted Funds Learn more about Saginaw Valley Police Canine Association at www.mik9cop.com Pictured below: Saginaw Police Officer Doug Stacer and K9 Canjo at a community event.

15 A sense of Community for area youth

“FORCE has taught me what the word ‘community’ really means. Sure, it is a group of people that work together to achieve common goals, but more than that it is a family. It is a sense of pride in one’s hometown identity, and through FORCE’s grantmaking and community service, I’ve been able to personally experience this newfound vision of the community we live in. Because of FORCE, I now appreciate Saginaw in new and profound ways.”

Lindsey Royer Class of 2016 Heritage High School

16 Often in today’s society, youth feel as though FORCE serves an important function in Sagi- 2015 their voice isn’t heard or ideas for improving naw County. Comprised of a diverse group of FORCE Grant their community go unnoticed. Here in Saginaw students in grades 8-12, the committee gives Recipients County, the FORCE Youth Advisory Committee a voice to youth in our community and gives provides a way in which area youth can participate members a chance to be heard and make The Bay Arts Council in an array of volunteer opportunities, learning decisions that will impact their future. Mid-Michigan Singers and about their community along the way, and affect Mid-Michigan Voice Academy, “From being a part of FORCE I have gained real change while gaining leadership skills. $2,500 a new perspective on what a community is,” “Being (part of) FORCE, has not only given me said Jada Yearwood, Heritage High School Boy Scouts of America, the chance to meet new people,” said R’reanna Class of 2016. “Before, the only definition of Ojibway District Davis, Bridgeport High School Class of 2016. “It community I knew came from science class Saginaw Scoutreach, $5,000 has also given me a chance to be treated like which is simply an interacting group of various a young adult in the Saginaw community.” species in a common area. FORCE has shown City of Light Community me that these interactions are ones that share Development “I feel like it opens up a lot of opportunities to grow the common interest of building on another A New Attitude Charm Course and become a bigger part of the community,” says rather than oneself. FORCE has taught me (ANACC), $2,000 Elsa Borrello, a 2016 graduate. to be selfless, welcoming, and innovative.” Council of Michigan Founded in 1992 as a result of a $1 million Reesha Talati, Heritage High School Class of Foundations challenge grant from the W.K. Kellogg Founda- 2016 adds: “FORCE has provided me a sense of Learning to Give Website tion, FORCE provides participating area youth a belonging, not only within our youth advisory Transformation, $1,250 meaningful experience to take part in grantmak- committee, but also within Saginaw. This group ing and community service. These funds were Invent Now has allowed me to give back to the community in permanently endowed and FORCE uses the Camp Invention ways I could not have imagined and being given income generated annually from this fund to STEM Programs, $5,000 an opportunity like this will never be forgotten.” support various community projects and Michigan Jazz Trail programs that affect children and teens in If you or someone you know is interested in Jazzistry Workshops in Saginaw Saginaw County. joining FORCE, visit saginawfoundation.org/ at SASA and First Ward, $2,500 site/initiatives/force/ for more information. RISE Educational Consulting Girls in the Lab, $1,500 Saginaw Arts & Sciences Academy (Saginaw Public FORCE Volunteer Activities School District) “Some things that I have SASA Technology Lab, $6,000 An important part of being a member of FORCE learned or gained from FORCE is getting out into the community and volunteer- Total Granted ing at events or at nonprofit organizations. Here is the importance of community is a listing of where FORCE members gave back involvement. I have always loved $25,750 in 2015: to be involved in the community, • Helped kids make summer reading journals at FORCE gave me the opportunity Participating D.E.A.R. at the Zoo to partake in numerous events Schools • Warming House volunteers at “Bringing Back that benefited the City of Saginaw the Ice” at Hoyt Park while improving my interpersonal Bridgeport High School • Assisted in the review of teacher mini-grants, communication skills. Frankenmuth High School Grants for Excellence I am thankful for the relationships Freeland High School • Active participant in the planning committee for built in FORCE, for my personal Spring Into Service growth and development Great Lakes Bay Early College • Spring Into Service as an active member in the Hemlock High School Heritage High School • Participated in the Neighborhood Revitalization community, and for the impact efforts through Saginaw-Shiawassee Habitat for that I have been able to make on Merrill High School Humanity the community. I will forever be Nouvel Catholic Central • Youth Leadership Conference through the connected to Saginaw thanks to High School Council of Michigan Foundations my involvement in FORCE.” Saginaw Arts and • Adopted families for the holidays through the Sciences Academy Underground Railroad Claudia Raines Saginaw High School Class of 2016 • Collected socks for the Shoebox Project Swan Valley High School Swan Valley High School Valley Lutheran High School 17 Making Dreams Come True

What do you want to be when you grow up?

It’s a question often asked of children and answered with “teacher”, “doctor” or “construction worker.”

To achieve those dreams, what does it take?

Perseverance, a drive to succeed and an education, to name a few.

Education is vital to the growth and future of every community. Thanks to hundreds of generous donors, students from across the region can achieve their dreams and personal goals and look forward to a brighter future.

Pictured: 2015 Excellence in 18 Education Scholarship Recipients Community vision criteria that exemplify that person’s goals and 2015 values. Or, they use it to express their educa- Scholarships Since awarding our first $500 scholarship in tional values, family values or your company year-in-review 1987, Saginaw Community Foundation has values. But one thing that is common among awarded scholarships to area students total- all of our donors is passion. A passion in the ing more than $4 million. Each year, over 250 belief that someone will be able to pursue his individuals benefit from our scholarship awards. or her dreams of post-secondary education. $ $ $ Our scholarships are diverse and wide-ranging “We are here to help guide donors through with each fund reflecting the individual inter- the process. We are always open to new ideas ests and personal philosophies of its donor. when it comes to scholarships,” said LeeAnn. $356,799 “Many people in our community are aware LeeAnn meets with donors and guides them of our scholarships,” said LeeAnn Martuch, through a process to determine eligibility awarded program officer at the Foundation. “Some requirements. Typically, the requirements are can be used for vocational training, others are based on a student’s field of study, academ- awarded only for undergraduate or graduate ic achievements, extracurricular activities, studies. Some scholarships are restricted to financial need, background or geography. 250 Student specific areas of study, while others are very Recipients broad. Some of the Foundation’s scholarships “The Foundation handles all the administrative are need-based where others are based solely on details, awards the scholarships and tracks merit and some are a combination of the two.” performance to ensure students continue to meet the terms for scholarship support.” Students from across Saginaw County, the state of Michigan or even other parts of the To start a scholarship, donors can make a country use Foundation scholarships to bequest or give cash, appreciated stocks, pursue education beyond high school. They real estate or other assets. come from all walks of life and all areas. Their “We do have donors who establish a scholar‑­­ backgrounds may be very different, but they ship with a zero-dollar balance and fundraise all have one thing in common – the desire to add to the fund,” said LeeAnn. “Rummage and the drive to achieve a higher education. sales, golf outings and even a fishing tournament Investing in deserving students are just a few of the creative ways our donors are fundraising.” Some donors create a scholarship as a memo- rial to someone special, selecting eligibility

Did you know? = 10 students Saginaw Community Foundation offers scholarships that fit a variety of post-secondary needs for students. Here is a sampling of a few scholarships with unique criteria: 325 Awards Presented Donald Stuart Corsaut a non-traditional student (out Louis R. and Helen E. Memorial of high school for at least six Schwartz FFA Agricultural Established 1999 months with no academic Scholarships Open to a Saginaw County res- experience or out of college Established 1996 ident attending an accredited for two consecutive semesters These scholarships are awarded school or vocational education or more before returning to to individual students residing program. Preference is given school). Recipients can seek an in Saginaw County; Lyon County, to a student studying machine undergraduate, associates or Minn.; and Muscatine County, tool operations, industrial vocational degree. Iowa. Students must pursue an supervision, skilled trades or undergraduate degree in an machine design technology Bud and Katherine Rae agricultural-related occupation. with an undergraduate degree, Aviation Scholarship vocational certificate or jour- Established 1991 Bernie Smillie Memorial neyman’s card. Open to a U.S. Citizen and Sagi- HVACR Scholarship naw County resident. Applicant Established 2007 Judith Heavenrich must be accepted and enrolled Available to a high school senior Established 2004 in an aviation-related program residing anywhere in the lower Available to a female Saginaw at a technical school, commu- peninsula of Michigan pursuing County resident who is a single, nity college or university in an undergraduate degree in low-income mother. Must be Michigan. HVACR at Ferris State University.

19 = 10 awards The future of Saginaw County

Tomorrow’s leaders created today.

It’s no secret that today’s youth face incredible challenges to do well in school and learn to be responsible citizens. The Youth First program creates a positive atmosphere where children can thrive. By shining a bright light on the impact of positive youth development, Youth First teaches leadership skills to children today to create tomorrow’s leaders.

20 Back in 2008, Saginaw Community Foundation Youth First students across all grade levels (K-6) established Youth First, an after school program are showing improved scores in reading and designed to benefit underserved youth in our math assessments as compared to students not community. Provided free-of-charge, the attending Youth First. The students are also program aims to reinforce fundamentals learned showing reduced days absent and reduced days during the school day in a fun, creative, safe and suspended from school. structured environment. “We take a holistic approach with the students – “The goal was to create a well-rounded after academically and behaviorally,” said Debra school experience that combined recreation Shelton. “We tell our staff that we only have one and academics,” said Debra Shelton, Youth First shot at making a difference. Give it your best for director. the kids.”

Youth First also helps students become better Enriching Experiences prepared for school and improves their prob- lem-solving skills, attitudes and community Students attending Loomis Elementary and engagement. Youth First often only see the world from the few city blocks in and around their neighborhood. A Safe Place Many do not venture far from home or school. Making a Difference A part of the Youth First program is bringing in Youth First sites numbered four locations in vendors to do fun, engaging, hands-on educa- 87% 2013. Unfortunately, due to a loss of grant tional presentations. Also, field trips throughout increase funding at the state level, the program was the Great Lakes Bay Region take place. in math proficiency forced to scale back. “The field trips are an important part of the vs. students not participating * Thanks to new local funding sources, Youth Youth First experience,” said Debra. “Many times in the program, grades K-5 First was able to continue, but now operates we visit places the students have never been to solely at Loomis Elementary School in the City that most of us take for granted, like the Saginaw of Saginaw. Art Museum or even a bowling alley.” “We provide structure in the lives of the children The enrichment activities have a direct benefit we serve. Many of the kids come from difficult for the students. environments,” said Tifani Autry, Youth First site “It’s all about raising and building up the spirits coordinator. “Youth First is a safe place where of these children. We know by experience, that kids can be kids. We are making a difference.” when the children feel good about themselves, In order to participate, students must apply their grades and behaviors improve.” following a referral from a teacher at Loomis. 95% “Parents fill out an application and attend a students complete mandatory orientation before final acceptance daily homework into the program,” said Debra Shelton. “Students and parents are then interviewed one-on-one by the site coordinator before students can attend.” The Youth First site at Loomis can accept up to 50 students. Rather than filling to capacity from the start, students are added in small groups each month until the maximum of 50 students is reached. By adding students gradually, the staff are able to develop a closer relationship with each student and their family. Academic Focus 80% students feel One of the goals of Youth First is to improve classroom performance and behavioral attitudes they perform of its students. better in school overall Catherine Hutter, First Grade Teacher at Loomis is noticing a difference. “I have two students in Youth First. They are completing their daily homework and are now receiving perfect scores on their spelling tests. *Testing Methods: Math Concepts Youth First is the BEST!” Youth First students make “slime” when scientists and Application for grades 2-5. Quantity Discrimination for grade 1. from Midland-based Dow Chemical Company Number Identification for stopped by with this enrichment activity. Kindergarten. 21 Back in 2005, two Saginaw natives teamed up to support a very important cause: youth recreation in Saginaw.

Clifton Ryan, IV and LaMarr Woodley – high school, collegiate and professional football rivals – credit much of their success to youth recreation programs available to them growing up. These programs were crucial in keeping Clifton and LaMarr off the streets and on the right track to success. Clifton and LaMarr want nothing less for today’s youth. That’s why they established Heroes for Kids.

Heroes for Kids allows for the length of existing youth recreation programs to be extended each Dancing summer. Without this support, these programs would be forced to shorten their hours and days of Heroes operation or simply not exist. During the first half of 2015, Heroes for Kids was one of six area nonprofits to participate in Swingshift and for Kids the Stars, a charity dance-off competition represent- ed by Jeremiah McLaurin and Sherri Green.

The event, similar in style to television’s “Dancing “Heroes for Kids helps with the Stars”, features dance teams comprised of a professional dance instructor and a local “star.” The uncover gifts and talents couples dance to a live 10-piece big band in front of hidden inside.” five judges. Those in attendance also get a chance to vote by casting ballots for their favorite couple along Michelle McGregor, with a contribution that will support the charity the Director, First Ward Community Center dancers are competing for.

Jeremiah and Sherri were the season’s top dance team, scoring 35.3/40 possible points during the four-night competition. They helped raise $11,502 for Heroes for Kids, which will aid in providing even more summer recreation opportunities for kids in the City of Saginaw.

22 Endowment Impact When Saginaw Community Foundation was raised, one entry would be earned in a drawing to chosen as one of only six community founda- receive one of two awards. tions nationwide back in 1999 to receive a $3 After a year-long challenge, the winners of the million challenge grant from The Kresge SCF Impact Challenge were announced at our Foundation, SCF’s joy was unmistakable. “Really? annual Cornerstone Celebration on Dec. 7 at Only one of six communities from across the FirstMerit Bank in downtown Saginaw. READ country? Very impressive!” Association of Saginaw County took home the Phase I was a $1 million challenge, which had to first place award of $15,000 for general operation be matched with an additional $1 million in purposes and an additional $2,500 to be placed unrestricted funds by June 1, 2001. The commu- in their endowment fund here at SCF. Saginaw nity responded by contributing almost $1.8 County Youth Protection Council took home the million. This achievement was even more runner-up award of $10,000 for general opera- remarkable when it was learned that it was the tion purposes and an additional $2,500 to be most raised by any of the six communities during placed in their endowment fund, also here at the first phase. SCF. A total of $174,241.62 was raised among 15 15 participating agencies. Phase II was a $2 million challenge to help nonprofit agencies establish endowment funds “We believe that the SCF Impact Challenge really nonprofit for their own organizations here at SCF. energized our agency partners about the agencies importance of endowments,” said Reneé Initially, 24 partner agencies were selected to raised Johnston, SCF president and CEO. “Congratula- participate in Phase II to raise funds by January 4, tions to READ Association of Saginaw County 2005. The Kresge Foundation offered a 33 cent and Saginaw County Youth Protection Council!” match for every dollar raised. $174,241 “Thank you Saginaw Community Foundation and Since the end of Phase II of The Kresge Founda- all donors who believe and support our local benefiting tion challenge, the number of area nonprofit Foundation and agency programs,” said Carol agencies with endowment funds at SCF has their Lechel, president/director, READ Association of grown to 85. We have remained committed to endowment Saginaw County. encouraging the growth, stability and sustain- fund ability of our endowed agency partners. “We are forever grateful,” said Mary Ellen Johnson, president/CEO, Saginaw Youth A new challenge Protection Council. “Thank you Reneé and the Saginaw Community Foundation board of At the end of 2014, SCF announced its Impact directors for providing this amazing opportunity Challenge to celebrate our 30th anniversary. The to grow our endowment.” year-long challenge spanning December 2014 – November 2015 encouraged our partner To view the final results of participating agencies to raise funds for their endowment agencies, visit saginawfoundation.org/site/ funds here at SCF. For every $5,000 an agency scf-impact-challenge/.

Smallwood Holoman, Vice-Chair, SCF Board of Directors; Mary Ellen Johnson, President/CEO, Saginaw County Youth Protection Council; Reneé Johnston, President/ CEO, Saginaw Community Foundation; Carol Lechel, President/Director, READ Association of Saginaw County. (Pictured left to right). 23 Our Volunteers To our hundreds of volunteers, you are an inspiration. Without your commitment of time and talent, we would not be able to do all of the great things we do in our community. Your willingness to serve on committees or to review scholarship applications is greatly appreciated. And for that we say “thank you.”

David J. Abbs Renee Courier Suzanne Greenberg Paul Larsen Katlyn Pricor Angela Stevens Meredith Adelman Karen Courneya Jimmy E. Greene Sue Lautzenhiser Stacy Priem Kathy Stewart Fadumo Ali Joanie Covert Todd Gregory Juliet Lawrence Jack Provenzano Sarah Straight Deb Anderson Kaitlyn Cramer Ally Gregory Kimberly Leach Pastor Christopher Gladys Strobel Tim Atkinson Ellen E. Crane Christopher Ja'Charri Leavell Pryor David Stuber Thelma Bailey Janet J. Crane Gregory Brian W. Lechel Claudia Raines Debra Suffety Trisha Baker Susan L. Crane Trish Hager Mai Lee Jack Raines Reesha Talati Dr. Edgar Balcueva Heather Crowl Dave Hall Delores Lewis Kala Ramasamy Jack Tany Dr. Ernie Balcueva Cheryl Currie Brian Harris Penny Lichon Jack Rehmann Nic Taylor Mary Jane Balcueva Eileen Curtis Ronda Henderson Judith A. Lincoln Janet Reif Sydney Terry Allie Barron Cathy Curtis- James E. Hewitt Roger C. Little Laura Reindel Curtis R. Thayer Ann Marie Batkoski Varney Ana M. Hidalgo Joe Lockwood Holly Reinelt Josh Thomas Frank Baukus Sandy Dabrowski Debbie Hitt Peggy M. Lotridge Ashley Reinig Matt Thomas Lorisa Bellinger Culli Damuth Amy L. Hlavacek Amy Luplow David Rengering Nick Thomas Sarah Beltran R'reanna Davis Marla Hoffman Thomas Luplow Francine Rifkin Wendy Leslie Bilodeau Melissa Dean Wayne Hofmann Trish Luplow Barbara Roberts Thomas-Roe Marianne Bird Brittany DeLaCruz Smallwood Pauline A. Lynch George W. Roe Mamie Thorns, PhD. Gina Birnbaum Louis D. Diechman Holoman, Jr. Timothy MacKay Angelique Rooney Lawrence Toft, Jr. Jaye Blakely Douglas J. Doane Cecelia Hopkins Sarah Maday Minerva Rosales Doug Trombley Hanna Boardman Janice M. Doane Martha Hughes Joseph W. Madison Felicia Rose TomTrombley Diane Bofferding Jim Doane Douglas C. Iles Hira Majeed Lindsey Royer Brenda Turner Karissa Bone Nikki Donald William Inman Barbara Maldonado Barb Russell Stacie VanOchten Elsa Borrello Craig Douglas Brian Jackson Gretchen R. Susan Sadenwater Jaylon Vinson Samantha Ben Dowd Dr. James Martuch Mary Salamon Christopher Boudiab Ron Dressler Judy Johnson LeeAnn Martuch Linda Sanborn von Claparede Hannah Boyd Sonya Dudley Kelly Johnson Lindsay Maynard Harold Saunders Kemesha Walker Sheilda Braddock Mary Lou Ederer Reneé Johnston Jodi McFarland Mary Kay Schaeffer Steve Walker Jennifer Braley Richard J. Ederer Freddie Jones Marc A. McGill Autumn L. Scherzer Betinna Walsh Marsha Braun Rose Ederer Nancy Joseph Evelyn McGovern Zach Schmid Christopher Walsh Ruth Braun Leandro D. Estrada Kelly Juday Erinna McKissick- Madi Scholtz Erlinda Warner Mary Bridgewater Todd Farley Catherine Johnson Scott A. Schropp Richard Watson Herb Brilinger Dann Federico Kalahar-Walker Karen A. McNish Louie Schultz Michele Weadock- Dietrich Bronner Mary Lou Feldotte Kendra Kempf Sophie Mehl Raegan Schultz Hoeppner Lorene Bronner Randall J. Felsing Shari Kennett R. Michael Mercer Jerry Scott Carolyn Weiss Melisa Brown Dong Feng Yvonne Kinney Guy D. Merriam Darci Seamon Joanmarie Weiss Andre Buckley Elian Fichtner Jessica Kirn Shannon Meyer Diane Seamon Grace Wellman Trish A. Burns Heather Fick Jennifer Kitt Kelly Mileski Gerry Seamon Keith Wenzel Karen Butler Laura Fiore Kaleb Klein Claire Miller Mark Seamon Beverly Westervelt Deanna Campbell Paul M. Fisher Ruth Ann Knapp Emma Miller Kari Shaheen Bob Whiting Luis Canales Andrea Fisher Kristin Knoll Tom Miller, Jr. Patricia Shaheen Lillie Williams Daniel Cannon Mark Flegenheimer Nicole Kolbfleisch Jim Milroy John Shelton Leola Wilson Mary Lou Carman Michele L. Fleming Jody Komyathy Kaylin Minnec Jacob Shinners Ryan Wolohan Kylis Cecil Joslyn Flowers Bryan Koniezka Doug Moiles Jake Shinners Victoria Woodcock Paul Chaffee Jeff Fluder Dr. John Kosanovich Evelyn Moton Linda Sims Hope Woods Heidi Chasnis Kim Fluder Claire Krajkowski Ronnie Neumann Andrew Sizelove Kenneth Wuepper Amanda Ciolek Diane Fong Katrina Gene Nuckolls Erin Smith Beverly J. Yanca Nancy Cisneros Erin Fong Kreszkowski Mike Odette Grace Smith Jada Yearwood Morrall Claramunt Kayla Fong Lisa Krukowski Pat Ognisanti Bridget Smith Laura Yockey Beth Clark Delores Gale Barbara J. Anne Opperman Pamela Smith Jerry Young Margaret Clark Anne Gardner Krzyzaniak Jason Pagano Ashley Sosnoski Dean Yurgens Dr. Andrew Cohen Fred Gardner Betsy Kubczak Karsen Palmer Roger Spann Michelle Cohen Lynne George Christopher Jamet Papst Edwin Spence Michael Colby Becky Gerzseny Kubczak Kim Pavlik Herbert A. Kathy Conklin Brittnay A. Gillett Connie Kubczak Stella Pearson Spence, III Paris Conquest Mary Goedert William Kubczak Helena Pett Carol Stahl Marsha Cooley Victor Gomez Jonathan Kushion Richard S. Petzko Margaret M. Steele Carol B. Cottrell Dennis Gray Cindy Lange Anne Phillips Melissa Steiner 24 Tribute Gifts A great way to honor someone special is to give an honor or memory tribute gift. These gifts become lasting, living legacy’s and help Saginaw Community Foundation make grants to a wide variety of charitable, educational, health and cultural programs throughout Saginaw County. Instead of benefiting just one agency or cause, these gifts will join many others and grow, creating an impact in our community, now and forever. Honor Donations A thoughtful way to honor and commemorate an important moment by recognizing a birth, graduation, anniversary, special achievement or simply “just because.” Below are contributions made during 2015 in honor of:

Cathy Agnew Sheryl Courbier Martha K. Rauscher Timothy J. Atkinson Clare Damuth Saginaw County Lawyers' Auxiliary th Peter L. Bagley Elizabetta Furlo on its 60 anniversary The Birth of Parker James Benjamin The Children of Paul and Clare Furlo Camille Catherine Shaheen Brett Beyer Dawn Pumford Thomas Township Library

Tribute Donations A meaningful way to honor a friend or relative or to express your condolences. When you give to Saginaw Community Foundation, you honor a special life by helping us meet the ever changing needs of Saginaw County. For good. For ever. Below are contributions made during 2015 in memory of:

Nels Andersen Barbara Helmreich Marion Petzko Connie Sue Argyle Thomas Houlihan Annette Provencher Edgar Balcueva In memory of Ted Kim Pugh Rita Bernier Ronald Jacqmain Mary Reid Audre Borello Noah James Kenneth Reimus Judge Leopold Borrello Harold and Alice Johnson Kenneth Robertson Connie Bosco James and Selwa Katter Hazel Robinson Zohreh Bozorhmehri Ruth Keyton Richard Schrank Angeline Brissette Jacqueline Klein Elaine Schwanbeck Adele Brogger Michael Paul Klein, Sr. Joseph L. Scorsone, Jr. Dr. Eugene Calabrese Lucille Knoll Mary Ellen Simon Rudy Campeotto Dale Krueger Robert Spoelstra Marion Czolgosz Caroline Kuehn Bill Stocker Emma Doyle Tom Kyzyzaniak Lois L. Sutfin Sandy Drinan Robert Litzenberger David Taylor Christopher T. Erskine Edwin Maczik Tom Thebolt Donald Eugene Gerald Maczik Alvin C. Thom Ruth Fielder-Weiss Dr. William G. Mason Christopher and Mari Thompson Mary Jo Finazzi Beverly Matthies Ellen Trogan Patrick Flynn Judie Maurer Marc Trogan Agnes Freeman Joana McKeoun Randy Turner John Morgan Garrett Roy McNish Charlene VanderMeer Pat Gianfortuna Edward Meyer Robert VonReichbauer Hon. Robert Gilbert Frederick Nacarato Virginia Wasco Carl Gohm Angelo Naples James Yockey Jack Gotham Adele Concepcion “Sam” Olvera Theresa Zechmeister Peg Hall Barbara Outwater Margaret Hartman Russell Perry, Sr.

25 Financial Review We believe it is important that an organization be fiscally responsible and that the funds entrusted to its care be used as intended. The Saginaw Community Foundation takes our stewardship role very seriously. On these pages, we have included information regarding the investment of our assets, our condensed financial statement and a breakdown of our grants and administrative expenses. If you would like to review a copy of the foundation’s audit, please give us a call.

Asset Allocation as of December 31, 2015 Percent of Total U.S. Equities Large/Mid-Cap 28.8 U.S. Equities Small Cap 5.8 International Equities 16.5 Emerging Equities 4.1 Fixed Income 23.3 Alternatives 18.3 Cash 3.2

TOTAL 100.0

Target Asset Allocation and Current Managers as of December 31, 2015

Large/Mid Cap U.S. Equities 27.5% Emerging Equities 5% Alternatives 20% DFA US Core Equity DFA Emerging Markets Core Equity Absolute Return 7.5% FCI Large Cap Value John Hancock GARS Jennison Large Cap Growth Fixed Income 22.5% Mesirow Multi-Strategy FCI Aggregate Fixed Income Small Cap U.S. Equities 7.5% Hotchkis & Wiley High Yield Natural Resources 5% GW Capital Small Cap Value PIMCO Real Return JP Morgan Alerian MLP RBC Global Small Cap Growth Vanguard Total Bond Index Powershares DB Commodities Index

International – Hedged Equity 7.5% Developed Equities 17.5% Eagle Aggressive Growth II DFA International Core Equity Robeco Long/Short Research DFA International Small Company Harding Loevner International

Net Annual Returns Analysis of Expenses as of December 31, 2015

2011 -2.9%

2012 19% 12.6% Support Services as a 2013 18.3% 19% percentage of Total Expenses 2014 2.5% 2015 -2.3% 81% 81% Program Services and Grants as a percentage 3-year average return...... 6.2% of Total Expenses 5-year average return...... 5.7% Average return since 1991...... 7.7%

26 Statement of Financial Position Years ending December 31 Assets 2015 2014 Current Assets Cash $3,595,856 $8,982,282 Accounts receivable 23,436 7,426 Prepaid expenses 0 702 Current portion, promises to give 6,400 79,925 Note receivable, current portion 10,822 10,295

Total Current Assets $3,636,514 $9,080,630 Long-term promises to give $0 $4,737 Long-term note receivable 714,328 676,352 Long-term investments 52,701,676 46,889,839 Equipment, net of accumulated depreciation 74,336 93,121 Charitable remainder trusts 89,623 87,792 Other assets 50,240 32,793 Total Assets $57,266,717 $56,865,264

Liabilities And Fund Balance Current Liabilities Accounts payable and accrued expenses $75,165 $72,752 Grants payable 101,963 92,141 Annuity payment liability, current portion 4,744 13,832 Total Current Liabilities $181,872 $178,725 Grants payable, less current portion 1,875 60,101 Donor designations for specific organizations 2,367,565 2,421,889 Annuity payment liability 3,850 33,068 Total Liabilities $2,555,162 $2,693,783

Net Assets Unrestricted $54,615,532 $53,999,027 Temporarily restricted 96,023 172,454 Total Net Assets $54,711,555 $54,171,481

Total Liabilities And Net Assets $57,266,717 $56,865,264

Statement of Activities Revenues Investment income ($1,522,263) $1,298,848 Gifts and bequests 6,237,731 11,031,246 Less: Agency gifts (40,599) (29,233) Total Revenue $4,674,869 $12,300,861

Expenses Program services Program grants $2,231,147 $1,763,798 Less: Agency grants (4,488) (70,395) Program initiatives 1,104,240 1,306,132 Program grants and administration 31,571 133,939 Support services Program management and development 280,818 298,318 Management and general 480,463 447,095 Fundraising 11,044 21,473 Total Expenses $4,134,795 $3,900,360 Change in net assets $540,074 $8,400,501 Net assets, beginning of year $54,171,481 $45,770,980 Net Assets, End Of Year $54,711,555 $54,171,481

27 Current Funds Hundreds of individuals, families, companies and organizations have created a charitable legacy by establishing a fund at the Saginaw Community Foundation. We are honored to serve as the steward of these gifts. If you are interested in establishing your own fund, give us a call at (989) 755-0545. We can help you meet your philanthropic goals.

New Funds Freeland Soccer Club Tri-City Links Friends of City Hall Youth First Community Initiative/Special Project Get Outside for a Healthy Inside Friends of Garber Courts Youth First - Carrollton Elementary Jump Fresh Youth Academy GLBR Buddy Walk Youth First - Henry Doerr Elementary Nexteer First STEM Fund Global Preservation Foundation Fund Youth First - Jesse Loomis Elementary Project Safe Neighborhood Grants For Excellence Fund Youth First - Martin G. Atkins Elementary Riverfront Saginaw Great Lakes Bay Miracle League Youth First - Merrill Elementary Greenwood Elite Designated Heroes For Kids Special Event Fund Designated Funds Great Lakes Bay Regional Trail Indo-Pak Special Event Fund Arthur Hill High School Alumni Fund Sylvia and Kenneth "John" Reimus Judge Gary R. McDonald Special Event Fund Endowment Junior Leadership Saginaw Scholarship Fund ARTreach Fund Law Day Special Event Fund ARTreach Fund - City Donor Advised Lawn Chair Film Festival Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Saginaw Bay Area Endowment Fund Fisher Family Foundation Making Words Count Bishop Ken Leadership Saginaw Scholarship MDNR Summer Youth Employment Program Bliss Park Fund Field of Interest Michael Jeffers Memorial Fountain and Park Healthy Community Partners Boys & Girls Club Endowment Fund Michigan State Housing Development Kennett Women's Fund Authority Fund Bridge Center for Racial Harmony Endowment Fund Mid-Michigan Wellness Foundation Buena Vista Charter Township Playscape Fund Scholarship Miles for Memories Carrie B. Hines Endowment Scholarship Carrollton Education Foundation Fund Morley Building Fund Gene and Donna Mallak Memorial Celebration Square Carousel Play It Forward Scholarship Endowment Fund Power of Dad John and Florence Goll Memorial Chesaning Riverboat Playscape Scholarship Project Unity Fund Endowment Fund Nancy Claramunt Pass-through Scholarship PX2 Child Abuse & Neglect Council Saginaw High School Class of 2001 Read It Up Program Fund Endowment Fund Sherrill L. Smith Music Scholarship Saginaw Baseball Club Children's Zoo at Celebration Square Endowment Fund Terrance Lavell Winters Scholarship Saginaw Celebrates Summer Chum & Phyllis Kuehn Fund Yellow Dog Studios Memorial Scholarship Saginaw County African American Leadership Training Institute City Rescue Mission Endowment Fund Saginaw County Spelling Bee Curtis R. & Donna R. Thayer Fund Community Initiative/ Saginaw County's Promise Fund Deindorfer Woods Fund Saginaw Firefighter's Fund Disaster Relief Fund Special Project Funds Saginaw Leadership Cares Dr. Richard D. Mudd YMCA Youth Fund A Place for Grace Activity Fund Saginaw Promise Zone Fund Dr. William G. Mason Endowment Fund A String Instrumental Program Saginaw Riverfront Development Fund Edward & Erna Ederer Memorial Historical Alignment Saginaw Saginaw Sesquicentennial Fund Society of Saginaw County Fund Andersen Water Park Re-purposing Fund Saginaw Township Soccer Complex Edward and Erna Ederer Memorial Animal Care Center Fund Arson Watch Fund 2012 Goal Fund Edward and Erna Ederer Memorial Covenant Backpack Buddies Saginaw Township Soccer Complex Expansion Fund Healthcare Fund Backpack Buddies - Saginaw Public Schools Saginaw Valley Police Canine Association Edward and Erna Ederer Memorial Bierlein Diabetes Special Event Fund Delta College Public Television Fund Saginaw's Got Soul Bridgeport Township Challenger Athletic Edward and Erna Ederer Memorial SASA SPAC Complex Saginaw Children's Zoo Fund SASA Technology Fund Buena Vista Rib Cook-off Fest Edward and Erna Ederer Memorial Children's Sports & Health Fitness SCF Impact Challenge Fund Thomas Township Library Fund Christian Youth Fellowship Association SISD College Advisor Fund Edward and Erna Ederer Memorial of Saginaw Sports Hall of Fame Renovation Thomas Township Public Safety Fund Community Advancement Network Stand Up Award Elmer L. Huebner Fund Dow Community Gives Stu's Crew Special Field Neurosciences Institute Dow Serving Up Opportunities For Our Future The Stephens School of Performing Arts Endowment Fund First Merit Event Park Tool Totes Frankenmuth Community Foundation Fund 28 Frankenmuth Historical Museum Public Libraries of Saginaw – Tri-County Council NLUS Youth Program Fund Endowment Fund Butman Fish Endowment Fund Underground Railroad Endowment Fund George W. Romney Fund Public Libraries of Saginaw – United Way of Saginaw County Kresge Gerald J. & Joan B. Talbot Fund Children's Services Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Girl Scouts Heart of Michigan Fund Public Libraries of Saginaw – V.K. Volk Fund Claytor Endowment Fund Glada G. Strobel Memorial Fund Westlund Child Guidance Clinic Fund Public Libraries of Saginaw – Grams Memorial Library Fund William E. Shephard Band Scholarship Fund Eddy Endowment Fund Great Lakes Bay Miracle League Public Libraries of Saginaw – Endowment Fund Hoyt Endowment Fund Donor Advised Funds Greater Merrill Area Community Fund Public Libraries of Saginaw – Aarol W. and Elaine M. Irish Family Green Point Nature Center Endowment Fund Wickes Endowment Fund Foundation Fund Handley School Foundation Fund Public Libraries of Saginaw – Akbar Waqf Foundation Fund Handley School Foundation Special Zauel Endowment Fund Betty Sabeti Foundation for Global Project Fund READ Association Endowment Fund Hartley Foundation Special Education Fund Humanitarian Advancement of Women Robert M. & Emily S. Heavenrich Fund and Children Hartley Outdoor Education Foundation Fund Rose M. Mudd Farmer's Market Fund Bierlein Family Diabetes Fund Harvest Home Endowment Fund Ruth and Ted Braun Fellowship Program Fund Carl H., Jr. and Sandra Werth Fund Henry G. Marsh – Saginaw Habitat for Saginaw Area Foundation for Eyecare Humanity Fund Circle Michigan Foundation Saginaw Art Museum Endowment Fund Hidden Harvest Endowment Fund Citizen's Bank Corporate Advised Fund Saginaw Arts & Sciences Academy Foundation Historical Society of Saginaw County Citizens Bank Neighborhood Saginaw Arts & Sciences Academy Endowment Fund Revitalization Fund Special Event Fund Jane Fowle Endowment Fund David G. and Lois B. Wilkins Donor Saginaw Basin Land Conservancy Advised Fund Judith A. Marx Endowment Fund Saginaw Bay Symphony 22nd Century Dow Corning Foundation Donor Advised Junior Achievement Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Junior League of Saginaw Valley Saginaw Choral Society Endowment Fund Dr. Louis and Karen Constan Fund Endowment Fund Saginaw Community Mental Health Dr. Roger N. Kahn Fund Junzo Yamamoto Japanese Tea House Fund Endowment Fund II Dr. Roy A. Hills Endowment Fund Kittur Rani Channamma School Saginaw Conservation District Fund Cultural Exchange Program Fund Elizabeth Eddy Fund Saginaw County Chamber Foundation Flegenheimer Family Foundation Fund Kochville Township Parks and Recreation Endowment Fund Maintenance Fund Fordney Club of Saginaw County Donor Saginaw County Convention and Visitor Advised Fund Lendell J. Williams Memorial Scholarship Fund Bureau Reserve Fund Harvey Randall Wickes Donor Advised Fund II Louis R. & Helen E. Schwartz Saginaw County Veterans Memorial Plaza Heroes for Kids Endowment Fund Louise Forbes Memorial Fund Endowment Fund Indian and Pakistani Friendship Fund Lucy R. Allen Cornerstone Fund Saginaw County Youth Protection Council Marketing/Technology Fund Endowment Fund John and Michele Bueker Music Fund Maynard L. Smith, Jr. Scholarship Saginaw County Youth Protection Council K.P. Karunakaran Family Foundation Fund Endowment Trust Homeless Prevention Legacy Civic Fund McNally Hospitality House Endowment Fund Saginaw Future Fund Leo C. Eckenswiller Trust Fund Michigan Lutheran Seminary Saginaw Hall of Fame Bean Bunny Fund Lou and Tom Beffrey Fund Michigan's Own Endowment Fund Saginaw Scouting Outreach Program Fund Maria Elizabeth Paquette Eternal Mick Cottrell & Carol B. Cottrell Saginaw Township Community Schools Memorial Fund Fireworks Fund Foundation Fund Merrill Lynch Community Foundation Mid-Michigan Children's Museum Saginaw Township Playscape Investment Partnership Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Mr. and Mrs. James R. Krohn Fund Mridha Foundation Teacher of the Year Saginaw Transit Authority Regional Services Nancy Claramunt Dance Foundation Fund Endowment Fund Saginaw Valley Regional 4C Endowment Fund National Association of Insurance and Mudd Family Historic Preservation Fund SASA Athletic Booster Club Financial Advisors Saginaw Fund Operation Sparkle Fund SCF 25th Gift Fund Nexteer Community Improvement Fund Opportunities Industrialization Center of Scholarship On-Line Technology Fund Nexteer Education Fund Metropolitan Saginaw, Inc. Endowment Fund St. Charles Community Schools Nexteer Steering the Future Fund Optimist Club of Saginaw Youth Foundation Fund Robert E. Stark and Martin H. Stark Orchestra Fund St. Charles Fund Foundation Fund Partners-in-Philanthropy Fund St. John's Episcopal Church Fund Saginaw Bay Underwriters Fund Partnership for the Saginaw Bay Watershed STCS Orchestra Program Endowment Fund Saginaw County Bar Association Fund Endowment Fund SVSU Musical Artists in Residence Saginaw Public Schools Endowment Fund Patrick Flynn Memorial Fund Endowment Fund Saginaw River of Life Fund Pit & Balcony Endowment Fund Thomas Township Library Endowment Fund Saginaw Sees the Light Project Heartstart Fund Thomas Township Parks Fund SCLA Scholarship Fund Promise Neighborhoods Tittabawassee Downtown Development Stevens Family Foundation Fund Public Libraries of Saginaw Foundation Fund Authority Health/Fitness Stu's Crew

continued … 29 Sucharitha Swamy and Minu P. Bhagat Bernie Smillie Memorial Fund Grace M. Williams and Mary K. Williams Charitable Fund Bethel A.M.E Church Scholarship Fund Scholarship Endowment The Dow Chemical Company Foundation Betty and Melvin VanOchten Team One Great Lakes Safety Training Center Donor Advised Fund Scholarship Fund Endowed Scholarship The Edward and Erna Ederer Family Bob and Betty Grills Fund Guadalupe "Lupe" Gomez Scholarship Fund Foundation Fund Brandon Walker "BW" Memorial Harold and Bernadine Reiss Scholarship Fund Vincent A. Knoll Durable Device Fund Scholarship Fund Harry E. Martin Memorial Scholarship Fund Virginia and Don Nash Fund Bridge to College Scholarship Fund Heather and Shannon Mayes Wolf Family Foundation Fund Bud and Katherine Rae Aviation Scholarship Fund Wolohan Enterprises, Inc. Fund Scholarship Fund Hebert Memorial Scholarship Fund CAC/Robert L. Viera Community Service Heritage Academic Boosters Scholarship Fund Field of Interest Scholarship Fund Herlihy-Grant Memorial Scholarship Fund Can-Amera Games Holland Scholarship Fund Funds Carol A. Doman-Wilder Scholarship Fund Iles Family Scholarship Anna Dorr Cresswell Memorial Fund Carrollton Education Foundation Indo-Pak Scholarship Fund Scholarship Endowment Fund Arthur H. Webster Fund Jack B. Jonker Saginaw Choral Society Fund Case Family Scholarship Fund At-Risk Youth Fund James and Anne Marks-Gaertner Fine Arts Bill Wolcott Memorial Fund Casting Your Future UAW Local 668 Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Carl Werth, Sr. and Ruth Werth Memorial Fund Jennifer L. Jackson Memorial Scholarship Fund Charles F. and Edith E. Brunkow Chesaning Area Community Foundation Jerrold E. Potts Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Chesaning Fund Jerry L. Seese, Ed.D. Education Christopher T. Erskine Memorial Scholarship Fund Damuth Family Fund Scholarship Fund Jerry Redeemer Memorial Scholarship Fund David and Jacqueline Hall Fund Clare Yost Memorial Scholarship Joana D. McKeoun Memorial Scholarship Fund Doctors' Health Fund Clarence A. "Buck" Iles Scholarship Joe H. and Roseanne S. Gardner Education Fund Clifford E. Davis Youth Leadership Fund Scholarship Fund Energy Initiative Fund Clifford H. Spicer Memorial Scholarship Fund Joe Hodson Scholarship Fund HealthPlus of Michigan Rainbow Fund Cohen Leadership Scholarship Jordan M. Draper Memorial Scholarship Fund Healthy Youth and Healthy Seniors Cosby Watson Nursing Scholarship Fund Endowment Fund Joseph M. Godard Memorial Scholarship Daniel D. Smothers Memorial Scholarship K. Lucille and James Martineau Family Fund Judge Gary R. McDonald Memorial Daniel M. McConnell Memorial Scholarship Fund Lulah C. McMullen and Family Scholarship Fund Endowment Fund Judith Heavenrich Scholarship Fund Donald R. McGee Memorial Scholarship Fund Mary Elizabeth Dudek Swimming Fund Junior League of Saginaw Valley Donald Stuart Corsaut Memorial Scholarship Fund Mental Health Fund Scholarship Fund Kappa Alpha Psi Scholarship Fund Mick Cottrell and Carol B. Cottrell Fund Douglas Family Scholarship Fund Kara Susan Kaltenbach Conlan Scholarship Mildred Culbert Kelly and Fred W. Kelly Fund Dr. Brian D. Kubczak Memorial Karen (Basner) Vayre Moll Memorial Neighborhood Revitalization Fund Scholarship Endowment Fund Scholarship Next Generation CARES Fund Dr. Charles E. Mueller Scholarship Fund Karen A. Krogman-Weadock Memorial Saginaw Community Arts Fund Dr. Foster B. Gibbs Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Saginaw County Child Development Fund Dr. Raquel Ontiveros Memorial Kelvin W. Scott Memorial Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Saginaw County Parks Fund Ken and Ellen McAllister Scholarship Fund E.C. Fisher Scholarship Fund Saginaw County Youth FORCE Fund Kenneth H. MacDonald, Sr. Broadcasting Saginaw County's Promise Endowment Fund Edward F. Petzko Student Athlete Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Saginaw Diabetes Fund Kostrzewa/Sivey Educational Fund Elbert Curtiss and Margaret Nienstedt Saginaw Valley Dancers Larry Laeding Scholarship Fund Fisher Scholarship Fund Senior Citizen Enrichment Fund Lee Essie and Charlie McMillan, Jr. Emily Anne Dressler Memorial Scholarship Fund Tiderington Family Fund Scholarship Fund Lisa Krukowski-Whalen Nursing YWCA Fund for Women and Girls Evelyn Faye Spates Memorial Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Louis R. and Helen E. Schwartz FFA Flegenheimer Family Scholarship Scholarship Funds Scholarship Fund Frank N. Andersen Memorial Scholarship Fund 21 Club Scholarship Fund Louise Eaton Buck Art Scholarship Fund Fred A. Ittner Scholarship Fund A.C. "Kate" and Leo Joseph Merlone Margaret L. Palmer Scholarship Fund Fred R. Strutz Family Memorial Scholarship Fund Marjorie A. Orr Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Albert Smith Conservation Scholarship Marlin N. Wilson and Bertha H. Wilson Gary K. Barker Science Scholarship Fund American Business Women's Association, Memorial Scholarship Gary R. Bierlein Memorial Scholarship Fund Saginaw Charter Chapter Scholarship Fund Martin Luther King Regional Scholarship Gene and Shirley Nuckolls Scholarship Fund Arthur Hill High School Scholarship Fund Mary Ellen Gase Scholarship Fund George William Roe's Pursuit of Ashton B. Joseph Scholarship Fund Mary J. Ewing Scholarship Fund Hospitality Scholarship Balcueva Family Memorial Scholarship Fund Max Fisher Scholarship Fund Gospel Fest Music Arts Scholarship Fund Bernice Barlow NAACP Scholarship Fund Meyer-Simon Latin Scholarship Fund 30 Michael Gall Memorial Scholarship Fund Scholar-Athlete Scholarship Michigan CardioVascular Institute Foundation Steve Wagner Scholarship Fund Michigan State University Alumni Association Stuart Schweigert Scholarship Fund of Saginaw County Swan Valley High School Scholarship Deciding Michigan Sugar Company Employee Foundation Fund Scholarship Fund Swanhaven Manor Retirement Community to give Milton L. Greenebaum Scholarship Fund Scholarship MLive/The Saginaw News Scholarship Fund Synergy Medical Education Alliance Many people come to a point Scholarship Fund Morley Travel Scholarship Fund in their lives where they feel Team One Credit Union Scholarship Fund National Association of Insurance and inclined to give back. They do Financial Advisors Scholarship Fund The Rev. William D. Aldridge, Sr. so for a number of reasons, all Scholarship Fund Nellie I. Kerry and Paul Sutherland very personal to them. Scholarship Fund Thomas and Patricia Tilot Memorial Scholarship Fund Nels Andersen Scholarship Fund There are as many ways to Nexteer Scholarship Fund Thomas Burkhart Scholarship Fund give as there are motivations. Nick Andros Music Scholarship Fund Thomas J. and Barbara J. Weadock The key to a rewarding giving Scholarship Fund Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Scholarship Fund experience is finding the Thomas P. Orr Scholarship Fund Optimist Club of Saginaw "Officer Ed" best fit for your charitable Nowaczyk Scholarship Fund Tom Krzyzaniak Scholarship Fund priorities, financial goals and Our Littlest Angels Fund University of Michigan Alumni Club of Saginaw personal preferences. Endowment Fund Pam Thompson Scholarship in Chemistry Val and Julie Kostrzewa Memorial Scholarship The Saginaw Community Pama Brantley-Phillips Scholarship Fund Val R. Kostrzewa Music Scholarship Foundation, along with your Pat Hendrick Memorial Scholarship Fund William and Cordula Freese Scholarship Fund professional advisor, can help Paul and Deanna Virciglio Education Fund William and Helen Kempf Music Scholarship you determine the custom Paul C. and Anita M. Spadafore Family giving solution that’s right Women Giving to Women Scholarship Fund Scholarship for you. Perceptions Saginaw Valley Scholarship Women of Colors, Inc. Scholarship Fund Robert E. Stark and Martin H. Stark Zonta Club of Saginaw Scholarship Fund We work with you to deter- Scholarship Fund mine the type of fund you Robert R. and Naomi T. Cook Scholarship Fund Unrestricted Funds would like to establish and Ron Thomas Memorial Scholarship Fund specify how you want the Ruth Mitchell Hanson Scholarship Fund Betsey G. Arnold Fund fund to help your community. Ruth Regina Halcli Fund Charles G. and Mary Straebel Thomas Family Fund Saginaw Area Health Care Administrators Earnings gained through Scholarship Fund Charlotte Stenger Endowment Fund investments will be used to Saginaw Black Nurses Association - Edward and Donna McKinley Family Fund make grants that address Nell Kelly Scholarship Fund Harvey Randall Wickes Foundation Fund needs in Saginaw County. Saginaw Choral Society Joanne Robertson Jack and Connie Rehmann Family Fund Memorial Scholarship Fund James W. Marx, Eleanor A. Marx and Not interested in starting a fund? Saginaw County Association of Retired School James T. Marx Endowment Fund Personnel Scholarship Fund John and Marian Olfer Fund Many of our funds accept do- Saginaw Community Foundation Kenneth G. Marks Fund nations from any source. Our Endowed General Scholarship Fund Kenneth M. White Fund online donation page allows Saginaw Country Club Golf Scholarship Fund King Family Fund donors to search by either Saginaw County Child Development Center Kresge Community Match Fund fund name or interest area Scholarship Fund Kresge Community Partner Fund to contribute to causes that Saginaw Education Association matter to them most. Margaret McKinley Snelling Family Fund Scholarship Fund Marion Stenger Endowment Fund Saginaw High School Alumni Memorial Scholarship Fund Mary K. Williams Endowment Fund saginawfoundation.org / Saginaw High School Class of 1970 Melvin L. & Hilda J. Zuehlke Fund site/for-donors Scholarship Fund Mike and Linda Elliott Fund Saginaw Social Service Club, Princing Family Fund Norman D. Osborne Scholarship Fund Raymond J. Schultz and Monica E. Schultz Saginaw Township Business Association Fund 510 Scholarship Fund SCF Unrestricted Endowment Fund total number Saginaw Valley Ag Heritage Scholarship Fund SCF Unrestricted Trust Fund Sally A. George Scholarship Fund Shaheen Family Fund of funds Scott Durand Memorial Foundation Fund Thomas and Margaret Cavanaugh Day and at Saginaw Sons of Italy Scholarship Fund Children - John, Joseph, Wyman, Maurice, Community St. Charles Community Schools Foundation Mary, Katherine and Robert Foundation* Scholarship Fund W. Henry and Greta K. Pendell Family *as of December 31, 2015 Sports Hall of Fame's Team One Credit Union Foundation Fund 31 2015 Grants Each year we fulfill our mission to honor our donor’s wishes and bring community initiatives to life across Saginaw County – and beyond. Here is a listing of the programs, projects and initiatives we were able to support during 2015. Visit our website at saginawfoundation.org /site/grants to learn more about the variety of grant programs we have available.

Agency Grants 2015 Total: $352,102.36 Agency Grants are supported by Agency Funds which are established by nonprofit organizations for their benefit.

Carrollton Public Schools Junior Achievement of Saginaw Township Community Schools Carrollton Education Foundation support Northeast Michigan, Inc. 2015 STCS Foundation grants • $21,813.29 $3,189.00 Agency distribution • $9,164.00 Transportation for 5th grade extravaganza • $450.07 Children's Zoo at Celebration Square Michigan Lutheran Seminary Foundation Saginaw Valley Historic Agency distribution • $22,956.00 Agency distribution • $1,135.00 Preservation Society City Rescue Mission of Saginaw, Inc. Public Libraries of Saginaw To maintain neon signs at The Old Saginaw City Agency distribution • $22,118.00 Agency distribution • $24,750.00 Historic Sign Park • $1,100.00 Field Neurosciences Institute Saginaw Arts & Enrichment Commission School District of the City of Saginaw Agency distribution • $9,905.00 Agency distribution • $31,249.00 Agency distribution • $8,000.00 Frankenmuth Historical Association Saginaw Basin Land Conservancy St. Charles Community Schools Agency distribution • $24,998.00 Agency distribution • $4,023.00 Agency distribution • $5,767.00 Greater Frankenmuth Area Saginaw Bay Symphony Orchestra Thomas Township Community Foundation Agency distribution • $42,500.00 Agency distribution • $10,607.00 Agency distribution • $8,170.00 Saginaw Choral Society Water and Woods Field Service Council, Hidden Harvest Agency distribution • $5,339.00 Boy Scouts of America Agency distribution • $40,282.00 Saginaw County Chamber Foundation Agency distribution • $7,222.00 Hospital Hospitality House Agency distribution • $14,509.00 Agency distribution • $2,531.00 Saginaw Intermediate School District Hartley Outdoor Education Center $30,325.00

Designated Grants 2015 Total: $300,107.24 Designated Grants are supported by Designated Funds established by donors wanting to support a specific organization or accomplish a specific purpose. See a complete listing of these funds on page 28.

Children’s Zoo at Celebration Square Saginaw County Animal Care Center Thomas Township Annual distribution • $22,861.00 Annual distribution • $8,415.00 Annual distribution • $13,829.00 Covenant HealthCare Foundation Saginaw County Chamber Foundation Thomas Township Library Annual distribution • $13,769.00 Leadership Saginaw Scholarships • $1,250.00 Annual distribution • $8,805.00 Delta College Broadcasting Saginaw County Veterans Memorial United Way of Muscatine County Annual distribution • $8,181.00 Plaza, Inc. To benefit Muscatine County, Iowa • $984.00 General support • $3,581.00 Frankenmuth United Methodist Church United Way of Saginaw County For benevolence in Saginaw County • $5,079.00 Saginaw Intermediate School District To benefit Saginaw County • $1,539.00 2015 Mridha Foundation Teacher Freeland Community School District United Way of Southwest Minnesota of the Year Award, Melissa Fila • $750.00 For the William Shephard Scholarship To benefit Lyon County, Minn. • $1,125.00 Saginaw Valley State University Foundation recipients • $670.00 Village of Chesaning Annual distribution • $152,870.00 Holy Cross Lutheran Church Chesaning Riverboat Playscape • $1,463.00 School District of the City of Saginaw Annual distribution • $7,640.50 Purchase replacement paver brick at the Annual distribution • $5,792.64 Lions Clubs International Chesaning Riverboat Playscape • $107.60 Stand Up Awards • $4,500.00 Foundation Division Wesley United Methodist Church Annual distribution • $4,218.00 St. Charles Community Schools For benevolence only • $5,624.00 Mayo Foundation 2015 Scholarships • $5,000.00 Annual distribution • $4,218.00 St. John's Episcopal Church Public Libraries of Saginaw Annual distribution • $8,942.50 To support the Claytor Library • $3,000.00 The Salvation Army Saginaw Bay Symphony Orchestra To benefit Saginaw County • $1,539.00 Annual distribution • $837.00 The Salvation Army - Northern DHQ SBSO Youth Programs - Winter Session 2015 To benefit Lyon County, Minn. • $1,125.00 Scholarships • $775.00 The Salvation Army of Muscatine SBYO Fall Session Tuition Scholarships • $633.00 To benefit Muscatine County, Iowa • $984.00

32 Donor Advised Grants 2015 Total: $456,536.73 Donor Advised Grants are supported by Donor Advised Funds which enable donors to be personally involved in grantmaking by suggesting grants, subject to board approval. See a complete listing of these funds on pages 29-30.

Above the Wake Disabled Veterans National Foundation Hidden Harvest Paddle in the Park • $1,000.00 General support • $50.00 General support • $1,150.00 Allen Park Public Schools Doctors Without Boarders USA, Inc. Historical Society of Saginaw County Arno Elementary School to attend General support • $35.00 General support • $300.00 The Henry Ford Museum • $160.00 East Side Soup Kitchen Inspired by Bricks: Geared Up! • $2,500.00 Alma College General support • $1,150.00 Hospital Hospitality House General support • $30,536.04 Emmaus House General support • $200.00 American Jewish Committee General support • $200.00 Houghton-Jones Neighborhood Task Force General support • $100.00 Field Neurosciences Institute May 2015 recipient • $2,600.00 American Legion St. Charles Post 468 General support • $200.00 Humane Society of Saginaw County To purchase American Flags • $250.00 First Choice of Saginaw General support • $200.00 American Parkinson Disease Association To provide gift cards to adults with disabilities Immanuel Bible Church General support • $100.00 residing in residential settings in Saginaw County Immanuel Bible Church Youth Group • $1,000.00 $2,635.00 American Society for the Prevention of International Fellowship of Christians Cruelty to Animals First Presbyterian Church and Jews General support • $100.00 Tuition for deserving students participating in General support • $75.00 2015 Fall Session of Saginaw Strings Angels Among Us International Rescue Committee, Inc. $2,420.00 Rabies Awareness 2015 • $1,000.00 General support • $75.00 First Ward Community Service Anti-Defamation League Japanese Cultural Center General support • $300.00 General support • $300.00 General support • $50.00 Frankenmuth Historical Association Bay City Public Schools JDRF General support • $4,337.72 To assist the FIRST Robotics team at Western High Easton’s quest for a cure • $3,000.00 School with expenses to compete at the world Frankenmuth United Methodist Church Jump Fresh Youth Academy championships • $4,000.00 General support • $61,072.10 To support the Jump Fresh Youth Academy's Bellaire Public Schools Freeland Community School District December 2, 2015 dance recital • $3,568.00 JRRodger Elementary School to attend to the Freeland High School Football Team • $1,000.00 Junior Achievement of Northeast Michigan State Capitol • $166.00 Freeland Little League Michigan, Inc. Birch Run Area Schools To install new drainage systems beneath the General support • $75.00 Birch Run High School Band • $1,000.00 fields, regrade the fields, and update the fencing Kansas City University of Medicine and around the fields • $2,000.00 Birch Run High School Robotics • $1,000.00 Biosciences B’nai B’rith International Friends of Claytor Library College of Osteopathic Medicine Scholarship General support • $100.00 General support • $200.00 Fund • $1,500.00 Boys & Girls Club of Saginaw County Friends of Hoyt Park Kids Advancing Hope Coalition General support • $100.00 General support • $2,000.00 Packaging Events in Saginaw, Midland, and BrightFocus Foundation Friends of the Animal Shelter of Bay City • $1,000.00 General support • $86.00 Saginaw County Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine General support • $100.00 Buena Vista Charter Township Scholarship • $1,000.00 Community Center Friends of the Public Libraries of Saginaw Legacy Center for Student Success To purchase equipment • $13,955.00 General support • $100.00 Regional Preschool Tool Tote Program • $8,000.00 Carrollton Public Schools Gideons International Major Chords for Minors Scholarship • $1,000.00 General support • $30,536.04 Private music instruction for at-risk youth Chesaning Union Schools Girl Scouts Heart of Michigan $10,000.00 Chesaning High School Key Club • $1,000.00 General support • $300.00 To provide children with weekly music instruction Child Abuse and Neglect Council Great Glaucoma Foundation, Inc. $1,000.00 Lakes Bay Region General support • $77.00 Mayo Foundation Infant Simulators for the Safe Baby Program in Greater Frankenmuth Area Community General support • $70.00 Saginaw & Bay Counties • $8,000.00 Foundation Merrill Child Development Center Children's Zoo at Celebration Square General support • $4,337.73 Merrill Child Development Center support General support • $1,100.00 Greater Saginaw Amateur Hockey $8,000.00 City Rescue Mission of Saginaw, Inc. Association Merrill Community Schools General support • $1,450.00 2002 Saginaw Jr. Spirit • $1,000.00 High School FIRST Robotics Team • $1,000.00 Covenant HealthCare Foundation 2005 Saginaw Jr. Spirit • $1,000.00 Johnathan Rand Elementary Assembly and 4th Annual Fund drive • $1,000.00 Handicap International grade Writer's Workshop • $1,800.00 General support • $200.00 General support • $25.00 Merrill Middle School Volleyball Team • $1,000.00 Crime Stoppers of Saginaw County Inc. Hearts for the Community Merrill High School Book Club • $1,000.00 Pavilion • $2,500.00 General support • $25.00 Merrill High School Welding Program • $1,000.00 Hemlock Historical Society Davenport University Michael J. Fox Foundation for Preservation of the Hemlock Historical Society CSI Davenport: Summer Forensic Academic Parkinson’s Research Museum • $1,000.00 Enrichment Student Camp • $3,929.10 General support • $50.00 Delta College Foundation Hemlock Public Schools Michigan Sheriffs Association Educational Peter Boyse President's Scholar Program Multi-use pavilion • $10,000.00 Services, Inc. Endowment • $300.00 Hemlock Middle School Class of 2020 • $1,000.00 General support • $25.00 Karen MacArthur - Teaching Chair • $300.00 Hemmeter Parent Teacher Council Michigan Technological University Dr. Benjamin Stark Biology Scholarship To support the Hemmeter Elementary School 2015 Mind Trekkers Festival • $4,667.00 $2,500.00 Destination Imagination Team to attend the Global Tournament • $1,000.00

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Donor Advised Grants continued Mid-Michigan Children’s Museum Saginaw Bay Symphony Orchestra Southern Poverty Law Center 2nd Graders are 1st Class Initiative • $8,000.00 Tuition for deserving students participating in General support • $75.00 2015 Winter Session of Saginaw Strings Auto Works Gallery repair and replacement Special Olympics $2,080.00 plan • $2,500.00 General support • $76.00 Saginaw Black Nurses Association Capital campaign • $150.00 St. Josephs Indian School JRich Ballers Basketball Program • $1,000.00 General support • $35.00 General support • $1,100.00 Saginaw Catholic Mustard Seed Foundation St. Jude Children‘s Research Hospital Water, Water Everywhere Gallery Slate Wall Mustard Seed Emergency and Transitional General support • $45.00 $1,334.00 Shelter • $10,000.00 St. Mary’s of Michigan Foundation Midland School District Saginaw Choral Society General support • $80.00 To assist the FIRST Robotics team at Midland Dow General support • $300.00 High School with expenses to compete at the To support Seton Cove Institute • $1,000.00 Saginaw County Business & Education world championships • $4,000.00 St. Peter Lutheran School Partnership To assist with the eighth grade class trip to Mothers Against Drunk Driving General support • $200.00 General support • $50.00 Chicago in the Fall • $1,000.00 Saginaw Future, Inc. St. Stephen‘s Church MSU College of Osteopathic Medicine Campaign 2014-2016 • $1,000.00 Scholarship • $1,000.00 General support • $1,000.00 General support • $500.00 MSU Extension Saginaw County Catholic Services Appeal • $500.00 Saginaw Kiwanis Foundation Reins on the Road 4-H •$1,000.00 2015 Distribution • $3,889.00 Saginaw Golds Youth Baseball Team 10U Taymouth Trotters • $1,000.00 $1,000.00 Summit Academy OIC General support • $50.00 Music with a Message for Kids, Inc. Saginaw Golds Youth Baseball Team 11U Program support for “Good Vibrations...The $1,000.00 Swan Valley School District Science and Math behind Making Music” To support the Swan Valley High School Track Saginaw Township Community Schools $2,500.00 Team • $1,000.00 To assist the Hemmeter Elementary School NAACP - Saginaw Branch Destination Imagination Team with travel Swan Valley High School Band • $1,000.00 General support • $200.00 expenses to attend the national championships Girl HYPE (Healthy, Young, Positive, Empowered) National Audubon Society, Inc. $500.00 $1,000.00 General support • $12.00 Heritage High School Robotics Team Temple Israel National Park Foundation $1,000.00 General support • $500.00 General support • $20.00 Heritage High School Players • $1,000.00 Temple Theatre Foundation National Parks Conservation Association Heritage High School JV Pom Pon Team General support • $2,500.00 General support • $25.00 $1,000.00 The Jewish Welfare Federation of Saginaw Fund National Sorority of Phi Delta Kappa Heritage High School Latin Club • $1,000.00 General support • $750.00 Phi Delta Kappa Midwestern Regional Conference Heritage High School Boys Lacrosse Team The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Inc. $4,000.00 $1,000.00 General support • $50.00 National World War II Museum Saginaw Township Soccer Association The ROCK Center for Youth Development General support • $35.00 General support • $500.00 Regional support of The ROCK Exposure Program Paralyzed Veterans of America $8,000.00 Saginaw Storm 98 Blue Boys Soccer Team General support • $100.00 $1,000.00 The Salvation Army Parkinson Research Foundation, Inc. General support • $1,200.00 Saginaw Valley Agricultural Association, Inc. General support • $100.00 Saginaw County Fairground's Horse Arena Tittabawassee Township Pit & Balcony Theatre Improvements • $8,000.00 Operation Public Fire Awareness • $7,000.00 General support • $100.00 Saginaw Valley State University Tri-City Heat Elite, affiliate of the Amateur Planned Parenthood of East Central SVSU STEM Day • $567.00 Athletic Union Michigan Tri-City Heat 7 th Grade Team • $1,000.00 Great Lakes Bay Regional Youth Leadership General support • $75.00 Institute • $6,000.00 Underground Railroad PRIDE in Saginaw, Inc. Emergency shelter security system upgrade Garden to Plate Education, Wellness and Health General support • $100.00 $10,000.00 Initiative • $8,000.00 Public Libraries of Saginaw General support • $1,000.00 Saginaw Community Writing Center • $4,000.00 To support Zauel Memorial Library • $900.00 Security equipment for the Safety and Resource Saginaw Valley State University Foundation General support • $1,000.00 Center • $8,000.00 Watrous/Stark Endowment • $2,500.00 READ Association Girls On The Run Saginaw Bay program support Dr. Benjamin Stark Biology Scholarship • $2,000.00 General support • $1,100.00 and expansion• $5,500.00 Saginaw-Shiawassee Habitat for Humanity To purchase RIF books • $1,500.00 Union of Concerned Scientists General support • $1,250.00 Saginaw Area Catholic Schools General support • $100.00 Equipment and Training • $8,000.00 Nouvel Catholic Central High School United Negro College Fund Volleyball Team • $1,000.00 Sanilac County Child Abuse Prevention Council General support • $200.00 Dow communityGives • $1,000.00 Saginaw Area Fire Works, Inc. United States Olympic Committee General support • $100.00 School District of the City of Saginaw General support • $50.00 SASA Green Space Project • $7,000.00 Saginaw Art Museum United Way of Saginaw County General support • $2,650.00 Scholarship for Arthur Hill High School • $1,000.00 General support • $300.00 Great Lakes Bay En Plein Air week • $450.00 Arthur Hill Baseball Team • $1,000.00 Ramp/Mobility Program • $200.00 Saginaw Arts & Enrichment Commission Arthur Hill High School Varsity Volleyball Team Healthy Kids Healthy Futures Partnership Celebrating Saginaw's Cultures - Building Unity $1,000.00 AmeriCorps Program • $8,500.00 through Diversity • $2,000.00 Arthur Hill High School Jr. Varsity Volleyball Team Valley Lutheran High School To support the Saginaw Arts and Enrichment $1,000.00 To support the boys football cooperative Commission • $210.00 Arthur Hill High School Football Team • $1,000.00 $1,000.00 Saginaw Bay Riverdawgs Seeing Eye Veterans of Foreign Wars Foundation To support the Saginaw Bay Lady Riverdawgs General support • $75.00 General support • $50.00 12U Team • $1,000.00

34 Water and Woods Field Service Council, YMCA of Saginaw Boy Scouts of America Strong Kids Campaign •$1,700.00 General support • $300.00 Capital program • $200.00 To assist Troop 342 to send Scouts to summer YWCA Great Lakes Bay Region camp • $1,000.00 Support of the YWCA's Women's Economic Regional STEM in a Box Program • $2,666.00 Empowerment Programs • $4,000.00 Merrill Cub Scout Pack 3317 •$1,000.00 Cub Scout Pack 3363 pinewood derby track $1,000.00

Unrestricted and Field of Interest Grants 2015 Total: $414,550.44 Unrestricted and Field of Interest Grants are supported by Unrestricted and Field of Interest Funds established by donors. See a complete listing of these funds on pages 30 and 31.

Alpha Phi Alpha Hemmeter Parent Teacher Council Saginaw Public Schools To support the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. To assist the Hemmeter Elementary School SASA Technology Lab • $20,000.00 Unity March and Luncheon • $1,000.00 Destination Imagination Team with travel Arthur Hill Reading and Publishing Project Ascension Lutheran Church expenses to attend the national championships $1,483.00 Back-to-School Fair • $1,500.00 $1,000.00 Saginaw Township Community Schools Hospital Hospitality House Bay Arts Council Ukuleles for Youngsters • $2,033.00 Mid-Michigan Singers and Mid-Michigan Voice Room Safes • $3,500.00 Academy • $2,500.00 Invent Now, Inc. Saginaw Valley Agricultural Association Inc. Camp Invention STEM Programs in partnership Saginaw County Fair Horse Arena Improvement Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran Church Project • $10,000.00 Saginaw Teen MOPS • $2,500.00 with Saginaw Public Schools, Saginaw Township Area Schools, and Saginaw Area Catholic Schools Saginaw Valley Historic Preservation Center of Attraction Outreach $6,000.00 Summer day camp - outdoor pavilion & play Society equipment • $7,000.00 Junior League of Saginaw Valley Saginaw Valley Humanities Lecture Series Kids Run the Nation Saginaw (expansion into $2,500.00 Children's Zoo at Celebration Square Great Lakes Bay Region) • $8,000.00 Capacity building for fund development & board Saginaw Valley Police Canine Association governance • $3,888.00 Learning to Give Fund Learning to Give website transformation Implementation of two new Saginaw Police K9 Regional capacity building cost share grant for $1,250.00 units • $11,888.20 continued strategic planning • $2,430.00 Major Chords for Minors City of Light Community Development Saginaw Valley State University Operating support • $5,000.00 Corporation Veterans' Mural Project • $2,000.00 City of Light Summer Youth Program • $5,000.00 Michigan Jazz Trail Saginaw Community Writing Center • $13,030.00 A New Attitude Charm Course • $4,000.00 Jazzistry workshops and jazz performances Saginaw-Shiawassee Habitat for Humanity $2,500.00 To assist with the production of “Lion Of Judah Neighborhood Revitalization • $24,000.00 King” • $1,000.00 NAACP - Saginaw Branch School District of the City of Saginaw Saginaw NAACP Youth Image Awards • $500.00 City Rescue Mission of Saginaw, Inc. Birth-Five Program • $1,500.00 2- Day ACT-SO Jazz Ensemble Jazz Workshop Women's Emergency Shelter living area Smart Growth America $600.00 furniture • $4,200.00 Michigan Walkable Urban Places • $5,833.00 New Beginnings Enrichment Center Video surveillance installation for Community SVRC Industries, Inc. One Week, One Street Community Improvement Village • $10,000.00 SVRC Marketplace • $50,000.00 Council of Michigan Foundations Initiative • $25,000.00 Swan Valley School District 2015 dues • $7,200.00 Norman Westlund Child Guidance Clinic Soar to Create • $1,483.00 Council on Foundations Autism and Behavior Treatment Program 2015 dues • $4,610.00 $10,000.00 Temple Theatre Foundation Marquee restoration (Doc Shaheen Memorial Parishioners on Patrol of Saginaw Emmaus House Matching Fund opportunity) • $15,000.00 Repair roof on House #2 (732 S. 13th Street) General support • $250.00 Tri-City Links Fund $6,000.00 Pit & Balcony Theatre Great Lakes Bay Region Shake, Rattle and STEAM 2015-2016 Season • $10,000.00 Frankenmuth Farmers Market $5,000.00 Ready, Set, Grow the Frankenmuth Farmers PRIDE in Saginaw, Inc. Underground Railroad Market • $20,000.00 Lighted Christmas Tree in Morley Plaza Human Trafficking Task Force • $3,500.00 Frankenmuth School District $1,500.00 United Way of Saginaw County Computer programming with Arduino and RISE Educational Consulting Healthy Kids Healthy Futures Partnership Raspberry Pi Boards • $2,500.00 Girls in the Lab • $1,500.00 Makerspace … Creating STEM Minds • $2,500.00 AmeriCorps Program • $10,000.00 Saginaw Bay Symphony Orchestra Water and Woods Field Service Council, Friends of Theodore Roethke SBSO: 2015-2016 Auditioning Conductors "Child on Top of a Greenhouse" Language Arts $6,000.00 Boy Scouts of America Review Camp • $2,800.00 Saginaw Scoutreach • $15,000.00 Saginaw Community Concert Association Great Lakes Bay Foundation SVCA Season 2015/2016 • $5,000.00 YMCA of Saginaw Art Wave • $4,372.24 Experience Saginaw - Community Partnership Saginaw Future, Inc. Hearts for the Community Program • $3,500.00 To support Saginaw Soup • $500.00 Wrought Iron Fence • $15,000.00 Hemlock Public Schools Saginaw Intermediate School District Hemlock Middle School Anytime, Anywhere SISD Career/College Advisor calendar extension Personalized Learning Project • $7,000.00 $11,700.00

35 A Community of Supporters Listed here are the names of individuals, corporations, organizations and foundations who supported Saginaw Community Foundation in 2015. We are grateful for your contributions that will benefit the citizens of Saginaw County – and beyond – for good, for ever. Thank you for your support!

1st State Bank Arrowwood Elementary Staff Roderick Bieber and Pete and Ginny Brucker A & B Plumbing, Heating & A/C, Inc. Art Sample Furniture Catherine McMichael Charles F. and Edith E. Brunkow A Place For Grace Arthur Webster, Jr. Endowment Fund Kenneth and Joyce Bielski Memorial Trust Abbs Retirement Planning Advisors Patricia T. Arvilla Patricia F. Bierlein Michael and Kathleen Brush ABC Fastener Group Taylor M. Arvilla Bierlein Companies Foundation Clint Bryant Jill and Stephen Abenth Ascension Health Ministry SVC CTR Bilacic Trucking, Inc. David and Belinda Bryce Absolute! Building Maintenance Matthew and Phyllis Asta Billy's Contracting, Inc. Nathan and Lindsay Bryce Dr. and Mrs. Griffith G. Acker AT&T John and Diann Binder Deboria Buck Rod and Jacqueline Adams Timothy J. Atkinson Nichole Birchmeier Margo Buck Ruth Adams Auction brio llc Leeds Bird Ms. Ann Bueche Added Touch Receptive Paul and Michelle Aultman Marianne C. Bird Buena Vista Charter Township D.D.A. Advanced Diagnostic Imaging, PC Brian and Margaret Bach Kathy Bivins Buffalo Wild Wings Advanced Racing Technologies Dan and Sharon Bade Dan and Jaye Blakely Virginia M. and Ralph W. Buggia Agapé Plastics, Inc. Peter Bagley and Jacqueline Doig Lydia Blanton Derrick and Rene Buggs Robert and Mary Ahrens Thomas and Deborah Baker Paul Blanton Belinda Bugli Air Plus Heating and Cooling Baker Corporation John and Valerie Bledsoe David and Ruth Buko Airboss-Flexible Products David and Barbara Baldauf Martha and David Bloom Charles and Susan Burda Dr. Waheed Akbar Bank of America BNL USA Linda E. Burks Syed Alam and Jehan Mussarat Charitable Foundation Bob Evans Farms, Inc. Hazel Burnell Firas Alani Bank of America Matching Gifts Cara Boeff and Doug Moffat Trish Burns Nicholas and Nancy Alfano John and Marilyn Barnes Steve and Christy Boehler Gordon and Patricia Burnside Allegro MicroSystems, LLC Barnes & Noble Booksellers Heidi Bolger and Brian and Karen Burr James and Kristen Allen Jeramia and Christy Barnum David R. Wallace, DVM Timothy Buscarino James and Coleen Allen Sherri Barnum Mark C. Bolter Eric and Cynthia Bushey Terry and Vickie Allen George and Linda Barrera Rodney and Marybeth Bonham Dr. Lowell Butman Lucy Allen-Smith Thomas and Angela Barris Michiele Boone Michele Butts Angela Allish Nickolas and Jennifer Barris Sparkalena Boose Louis F. Byrne, M.D. Debra L. Allison Dr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Barris Charles A. Borchard, DPM David and Nancy Cable Stephanie Alverado Jack and Deann Barry Judge Fred and Joyce Borchard Don Cady AmazonSmile Nancy Bartholomew Brandon and Melissa Bordeaux Dean Call Amercian Legion Post 443 Baseball Leann Bauer Eleanor and Francisco Borja Richard A. Call American Business Women's Joyce Baugh Mike and Tricia Boshaw Bob and Betty Callaghan Association - Saginaw Charter James and Diane Baumgartner Brian Bourcier James J. Callahan, Jr. Chapter M. Nancy Baxter James C. Bourcier Mr. and Mrs. James J. Callahan American Excavating, LTD. Bay Area Catholic Schools Mr. and Mrs. Jean E. Bourcier Brian and Deanna Campbell American Furukawa, Inc. BBS Automation/ixmation Joseph and Courtenay Bourdow Daniel and Christine Cannon Americans Home Health Care, Inc. Kimberlee Beam Bourdow Contracting LLC Isagani and Trinidad Capina Mary Lou Ames Thomas and Judith Bear Bourget Investments, Inc. Caravan Facilities Management Amy Ostrander Alice Beardslee Arnold and Gertrude Boutell Annette L. Card Frank N. Andersen Foundation Diana Bearss Memorial Fund Carey Cargile Jacki Anderson Gregory and Carrie Beeson Scott Bouza Susan D. Carlin Mark and Ann Anderson Matthew Beffrey Adrienne Bowman Mary Carlisle Ruth Anderson Dr. C.P. and Carol Behme Hon. Christopher S. Boyd Randy Carman Stanley E. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Larry A. Behnkendorf Thomas and Stephanie Braley Darlean Carpenter Susan K. Anderson Susanne H. Beilfuss Jim and Sharon Brandibur Becky Carrier Barb Andrews Luz Belarmino Mr. and Mrs. John M. Brandt Carrollton Athletic Association Ann Arbor Area CVB Richard and Trina Belger Ted and Ruth Braun Carrollton Zilwaukee Eagles Mr. and Mrs. Annis Lillie Bell Michael and Lynette Braun Aerie 4413 Anonymous Matthew Bell Richard W. Breidenbach Florence Carter Anselmo, Sovitch, Boldrick and Pam Bell Mr. Edward Brengman Lori Carter Ryan Families Bell Landscaping Margaret Brennan David and Sharon Case Rose Antcliffe Mary Lou and Timothy Benecke Jim Brennan Mary Lou Case and Apex Endodontics The Benevity Community Brent Run Landfill William I. Snyder Apollo General Insurance Agency, Inc. Impact Fund Brian and Polly Bretzke Win and Mary Case Heather Appold Mr. and Mrs. James E. Benjamin Richard and Madeleen Brewer W.L. Case and Company Heather Arcay Carolyn S. Benson Robert Bright Funeral Directors Joseph Archambault Vicki Berkey Maureen Brissette-Case Mary Casler Corrine E. Archie-Edwards Berkley Surety Group BRONNER’S CHRISTmas Castle Farms Erika and Dan Ardouin Bernier Cast Metals, Inc. WONDERLAND Catholic Federal Credit Union Roselyn D. Argyle Maureen Beyer Carol and Barry Brown Gregory Causley Abdurrahman Arif and Beyer Roofing Company, Inc. Henry and Annette Brown Bonnie L. Cavendish Syeda Fauzia Dave and Bobbie Beyerlein Thomas J. and Patricia C. Brown Center for Health Professions Anne Arrand Roberta J. Bidwell Lindsay Brown Central Cleaning Systems 36 Central Corporation (CTR) Shannon Dammer Alexander Dutsky John and Amy Fleming Marc Cesere Emily Damuth Ranjana Dutta Jill Fletcher Shaunne J. Chacon Tom and Culli Damuth Ms. Janet A. Dwan Flextronics Paul and Bonnie Chaffee Stephen and Sue Dana James and Cheryl Dwyer Bonnie Flood Idell Chaffer James and Tracy Danek Dynamic Industries Ltd., Inc. Petra Flores Helen Chaklos Mark and Sharol Dantzer Michael and Rachel Easter Krista Flory Champagne & Marx Excavating, Inc. Samarpita Das Raymond and Shannon Eddy Michael and Rachel Floyd Kathleen Chantaca Davenport University Mary Lou Ederer Karen Foley Frahm and Wayne Chatterton Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. David Roselynn Ederer Jeffrey R. Frahm Sandra Cheek Robert Davidson Rita Egan Jamie Forbes Chemical Bank Christine and Norm Davis Brian and Lindsay Eggers Robert C. Forbes Robert and Karolyn Chicky John and Nancy Davis Tony Egleston Michael Ford and Child Abuse and Neglect Council Stephen Dawe EHD Technologies, LLC Libby Sanders-Ford Great Lakes Bay Region Elvira M. Dawis, MD, FAPP, PC David M. Ehrlich Edsel and Eleanor Ford House Jayson Childs Jacqueline Dawkins EJ USA Fordney Club of Saginaw County Scott and Lynette Chislea Abby and Michael Day EKM Consulting & Prototyping LLC Mary Foreman Scott and Michelle Chobod Joe and Barb Day Virginia Elden Michael J. Forster Dr. Rakesh S. Chokshi Michael and Abbey Day Mr. Steve A. Elliott Dorothy Foulds Jack and Lois Christ DC Painting & Remodeling Elizabeth V. Ellis Fred Foulds Ash Christians Company Scott and Christina Ellsworth Paula Fox Jim and Beth Church Joseph G. De Francesco Ronald and Elaine Embrey Marilyn and Ralph Frahm Jim and Chris Church Olympia Deagostino Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph H. Emerick Frankenmuth Insurance Kris and Barbara Cicinelli Drs. Rodames & Virginia Dean Emerson Frankenmuth River Place, LLC Karen Cieslinski Dedicatoria Daniel and Cecille Encinas Freeland Auto Parts, Inc. Steven Cieszlak Joseph and Carol DeFrancesco Thomas and Patricia Enfield Freeland Elementary School Circle Michigan Linda DeGuise Kelly Engleman Freeland Lions Club Morrall and Nancy Claramunt Thomas and Lauren Deisler Bill Engleman Mable Freeman Margaret E. Clark Delta College Enszer's Auto Repair, Inc. James Freier Judge Terry L. Clark Delta Foundation Enterprise Fleet Management, Inc. Ellen and Peter Freigang Wayne and Suzanne Clark Timothy and Janet Deneen Matthew Erskine Eric and Jodi McFarland James and Judy Clements Mary Depouw Morley and Shirley Erskine Randy and Holly Fries Jack and Camille Cleveland Derek and Sara Hirschman Michelle Escue Thomas and Helen Fry Tom and Joanne Cline Deshano Community Foundation Suellen Estes Robert and Jane Fry CLS Trucking Janet M. Detloff Christopher Evans Scott Fry Al and Bonnie Cohoon Detroit Metro CVB Patricia Evans Christine M. Fry Coldwater Country Club Tom Devereaux Evans & Brownes Funeral Home Full Bore Directional Boring, Inc. Cole's Machine, Inc. Gary and Lois Dietrich Barbara Nash Ewend Fullerton Tool Company Mrs. Jeffrey D. Collier Anthony and Emily Diloreto Peter and Jill Ewend Ms. Gloria Fulsher Kevin and Anne Collins Duane and Janice Dinninger Fabiano Brothers, Inc. Clare Furlo Janice Collison Timothy and Christine Dinninger Dr. and Mrs. Michael L. Faerber Karen L. Gallagher Mike and Teresa Colucci Ralph and Sharon Dinse Mary Ann Fairbanks Rick and Diane Gallegos Compassionate Care Home Mr. and Mrs. Carlos O. Diola Faith Lutheran Church – Bridgeport James and Lucy Galus Health Services, Inc. Mary Ida and Jeff Doan Faler Pharmacy, Inc. Gary Ganton Kathleen Conklin James R. and Linda K. Doane Family First Credit Union Garber Management Group Peggy A. Conlin Dodds Dumanois Funeral Home Dana L. Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Gardner Dr. and Mrs. David Conrad and Cremation Center Fasco, Inc. Gardner, Provenzano, Thomas & Louis and Karen Constan Jeffrey and Michelle Donahue Carol Ann and Christopher Fechter Luplow, P.C. Consumers Energy Paul Donald Mr. and Mrs. William L. Federspiel Bernadette Gariglio Larry and Joyce Corell Donald A Gilbert PLLC William and Kristina Feldotte Gary and Molly Gariglio Cornwell's Turkeyville USA Mr. Mark Doozan Robert and Amanda Felker Steven Garza Carol Cottrell Michael and Jessica Dore Jacqueline Felsing Mary Ellen Gase Shawn and Jenean Coughlin Linda Dorey Robert and Suzette Felton Karrie Gatza Country Dairy Craig and Joan Douglas Lorri Feriend Carolyn S. Gaus County of Ingham Ralph and Harriet Douglas Ferrous Processing & Laurence Geannopulos Courage Enterprises The Dow Chemical Company Trading Company Jennifer Gebauer Anne and John Coursey The Dow Chemical Foundation Burt and Linda Fettig Gehrke's Commercial Flooring, Inc. Covenant HealthCare Dow Corning Corporation Steven and Beth Fettinger Raegen Genovesi Jennifer R. Crachiola Dow Corning Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Floyd A. Feusse Janice Gerard-Varney Janet J. Crane Connie L. Downing Floyd and Jane Feusse William and Patricia Gerke Jay and Leisa Crane Janet E. Drago The Filippis Foundation Laura Gersell JoAnn T. Crary William and Deborah Dragoon Financial Plus Credit Union Kevin and Becky Gerzseny Beth and Michael Craun Drake Manufacturing Mr. and Mrs. Roger Finkbeiner The Ghose Family Nathaniel Crawford Services Company Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fiore Mr. Basil F. Gianfortuna Andrew and Julie Csongradi Draper Chevrolet and Toyota First Student Michelle Gillis Patrick Curdy Heather and Scott Draves Caroline Fisher Glastender, Inc. Lucas and Rebecca Curell Joe and Delphine Dubey Larry and Racquel Fisher Sara Glynn-Dishaw Dana Curnutt Jon and Lisa Duclos Mark Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gnotek Robert and Linda Currier Shannone Dunlap Brian and Carol Fix Mary and Richard Goedert Eric Curtis Duperon Corporation John Flannery Rick and Mary Goedert Dague Dri-Gas, Inc. Mary Ann Dupuis Ernest and Marjorie Flegenheimer Carl and Rosemary Gohm Karen Dalton Dura Auto Katie Flegenheimer Gold On Hold, Inc. Leonard Damico Kelly Durkacy-Somerfield Mark and Anne Flegenheimer Frances Goll Mills Memorial Fund

continued … 37 Leigh Good Denise Heires Arlyne and Lewis Imerman Dwight and Molly Kelsey Jack Goodwin Helm Electric, Inc. Philanthropic Fund Kendra J. Kempf Craig and Karolyn Goslin Clarence Hemenway Intermission Deli Mark and Michelle Kempf Charles and Janet Goss Hemlock Semiconductor Isabella Corporation Michelle A. Kempf Rev. and Mrs. Donald D. Gotham Corporation Suzette Isom Kevin and Jennifer Kendrick Marty and Marsha Gottesman Hemmeter School Staff Brend Ivey Shari L. Kennett and RT Paullin, III Mark B. Gottleber William and Kelly Hendrick J & B Products Dr. and Mrs. Phadej Keopunna Jesus Grana Dr. and Mrs. Larry D. Hendricks J & L Guide Services, Inc. Kathryn A. Kern Grand Hotel Patrick Hengesbach Brian and Lisa Jackson Catherine and Kevin Kerns Carole and Roger Grates James and Denise Henris Cecil Jackson Barbara A. Kerns Great Lakes Bay Regional Trail Deborah Henry Judy A. Jackson Jim and Sue Kessler Andrew and Sarah Green Kelly and Robert Henry Nancy Jackson Mary Ketelhut Suzanne and Alan Greenberg John and Brenda Hereza Anwar Jackson Arthur and Connie Kettelhohn Michael Greene Val Hereza Rebecca Jacob Sue and Lisa Keyser Greenop's Lawn & Landscaping, Inc. Heritage High School Staff Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jaenicke Kimball Electronics Group Body Mind & Soul Donald J. and Ann Marie Herm David and Jennifer Jaffe Colleen E. Kincaid John and Sondra Gres Cresensio and Tami Hernandez Ms. Ruth M. Jakes Lynne Kindy Kimberly Griffin Joshua Hertz Mary K. James C. G. and Pam King Michele Grigg Hi-Tech Steel Treating, Inc. Cammie Jamrog Vera King Elizabeth E. Grills Hi-Tech Test & Balance, Inc. Jcfriend LLC Joseph and Kelly Kiss Susan E. Grimaldi Judge Kyle Higgs Tarrant Jeffers Crane Service Kiwanis Club of Saginaw Winifred Grobbel Hannah Hill James R. and Anita H. Jenkins Larry and Cindy Klein Angela and Matthew Gronda Judith Hillman Jenafer Jensen David and Christine Klemish Shannon and Traci Gross Virginia A. Hines, Ph.D. Pamela Jeruski Floyd P. Kloc Curt and Ronda Grosse Barron and Eve Hirsch Clayton Johnson Gary and Deborah Klonowski Amy Grossi Katherine Hirschman Earvin Johnson, Jr. Leonard Klosowski Raymond Guerrero Mary Lou Hirschman Gregory and Kimberly Johnson Ruth Ann Knapp William and Jean Guilford Lori and Clint Hodo Mary Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Randall Knepper Marie Guimond and David Tuskey Jason Hoerner Mary Pelish Johnson Josh and Kristin Knoll Ramon and Christina Gutierrez Ms. Barbara S. Hoffman Roberta Johnson Victor and Caroline Knowlton Lois Guttowsky Valerie Hoffman Shirley and Bernard Johnson Marie F. Koch Michael and Laurie Guttowsky Helen Hofmeister Mr. and Mrs. William C. Johnson, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. C. Steven Kocks Sanjuanita Hadley Tim and Wendy Hohwart Mark and Renee Johnston Nalayini Kogulan George and Kathleen Hagen Julie A. Hohwart Mr. and Mrs. William Joiner David and Susan Kolat Bob and Jane Hagen Onnie Holden Christina Jones Bryan J. Konieczka and Barbara Hair Marie and Doug Holem Thomas Jones Mary K. Baukus David Hall Paula M. Holevac Eric Jones Dr. and Mrs. John M. Kosanovich Dave and Jackie Hall Holiday Inn Express Valley View David and Allison Jordan Robert and Holli Kostick Dennis Hall Tom and Mary Holland Martha Ann Joseph Kovacs Engineering Donald and Yvonne Hall Thomas & Nancy Hollerback Sean and Susan Joynt Ann Kowalski Todd and Lumpeny Hall Ms. Melanie Hollman William Jungerheld and Koyo Bearings USA Michael M. Hall, PLC Clarice Holm Melanie Kauramki Helen Kraatz Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hamling Smallwood and Linda Holoman Junior League of Saginaw Valley Kay and Stephen Kraatz Jim and Carolyn Hammis Claus and Susan Holtrop Dr. and Mrs. Jose Mari G. Jurado David Krantz Brian and Margo Hammond David and Connie Homan Candace Jurrens Michael and Patricia Kremin Donna Hammond Hometown Heroes of Michigan Michael and Sarah Jury Mr. Jim E. Kretz Lou and Vera Hanisko Michael Honsinger K2 Stoneworks Jim and Theresa Kretz Marla Hanks Frederick W. Horak Leo A. and Emelie Kahan Russell and Kay Kretz Michael Hanley & Associates, LLC HORIZONS Conference Center Charitable Foundation Barbara A. Krueger Hanwha Machinery America, Inc. Dino and Georgia Houpis Catherine Kalahar-Walker Bryon Krukowski Troy and Christina Harrington Evan and Candace Houpis Dr. Risty and Karen Kalivas Paul and Jeanette Krukowski Brian Harris Peggy Housner and Jesse and Michelle Kalkman Lynda Krukowski Carol Harris Timothy Richardson Pat and Sue Kaltenbach M. Marnie Krzyzaniak J. Kevin and Sara Harris D. Aaron and Nicol Howald Robert Kamm Mrs. Cheryl Kuebler The Harris Family Linda Howard James and Mary Ellen Kanary Donald and Cheryl Kuebler Bradford and Judith Harrison Hoyt Nursing and Rehab Centre Jennifer Kanary Rhonda Kuehn Norman and Toni Davis-Harrison The Hozeska Family Sharon Kandle Scott and Kristine Kuhnert William and Kristine Hartl Brian and Amy Huebsch James and Emilie Kanitz Lisa Kukulski Nicole Harwick Mr. Danny A. Hughes Thomas Kanthe John and Nancy Kunitzer Robert and Phyllis Hastings Gloria Hughes Dr. and Mrs. K. P. Karunakaran Dr. Samuel and Marilyn Kurn Timothy and Lori Hausbeck Deanna Hull Safwan Kassaa and Nancy Barbara Kuschinsky Linda Hawke Humphreys, Campbell, Dust & Adbulghani Richard and Jacqueline Kwaiser Hayes Mechanical Humphreys, P.C. Robert and Nancy Kaufman Timothy and Christine La Brake Zachary Hayward Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hunter Surendra and Rekha Kaul Lindsay and Jarrod LaBelle Healthy Community Partners Mr. and Mrs. David R. Huston Daniel Keane Bill & Marcia Lacker Dianne Healy-Clauss I.T.I., Inc. James and Margaret Keeler Michael and Kerri LaFore Cheryl Heath Ieuter Insurance Group Tim and Agnes Keinath Christine E. Lagalo Judge Lynda L. Heathscott Doug and Sandy Iles Kari Keith Ross A. Lake Hebert Memorial Scholarship Fund Ryan Iles Don and Judy Zehnder Keller Lake Michigan Carferry Service Christopher and Genevieve Hecht The Iles Group at Merrill Lynch Michael Keller Zehnder Lake State Railway Company Donald and Jacqueline Hedrick Raymond and Barbara Ilkka Steven and Mary Kelly Carol Lalonde Thomas and Kathleen Heidger Timothy and Geraldine Kelly Terry and Agnes Lane 38 Jerome and Karen Langenburg Rita L. Magyar Edmond and Axelle Megerian Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Morris Jeffrey Langer Wayne Maier Properties Chris and Angie Mehring Marija Mortgomery Alec and Gayle Laorr Kevin and Michelle Maize Bruce Meier Gary J. and Sara J. Mote Zachary and Jessica LaPointe Thomas and Dianna Majewski Meijer, Inc. Charles Stewart Mott Foundation Gregory Largent and Dr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Malek Ray and Tricia Mejia Richard J. Mott Anna Leppert-Largent Jeanne Mallak Melissa Ostrander-Reid MSU Alumni Association of Barbara A. Larkin Kelly S. Malmo Ronald Mellott Saginaw County Toby Larkin Becky Manczak Albert and Anne Menard Tom and Evelyn Mudd Shawn and Lindsay Laskowski James and Marilyn Mangutz Raymond Mendyk Mark and Wendy Muehlfeld Anne K. Laundra Kevin Mannor Dr. Collette L. Mercier Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Mueller Thomas and Rayleen Lawler Richard A. Mansfield and Jan and Guy Merriam James Mueller Mary Lawrence A. Erlene Mansfield Trust Janice and Guy Merriam Maria Mueller Kimberly and Paul Leach Dennis and Leigh Marciniak Merrill Community Spirit Committee Bill and Geralynn Mulders Grace Leaman Carmen Marcogliese Merrill Lynch Bonnie and Joseph Murin Michael LeBlanc Craig and Christa Marcoux Merrill Technologies Group Dennis and Debra Murphy Carol Lechel Drs. Luigi and Carlotta Maresca Armin Mersmann and Valerie Allen Jeanne Murphy Dr. and Mrs. Larry W. Leddy Todd Marino Lou Ellen and John Mertz Muskegon County CVB Anthony Lee Christine Markey-Wood Metal-Matic, Inc. Walter and Liz Nagel Jo Lee Joan and H. William Martin James and Connie Metiva Mala and Babu Nahata Dr. and Mrs. Renato S. Lee John and Kathleen Martin David and Julie Meyer Nails First Geraldine LeFevre Marjorie Martin Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Meyers Jack and Janet Nash LeFevre & LeFevre, P.L.L.C. Martin Chevrolet Sales, Inc. Alison Michelson Ms. Susan Nash Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Leffler Catherine Martinez Michigan Advanced Neurology Kristy Nelson Laura Lehner Robert and LeeAnn Martuch Center, PLLC Bill and Joyce Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Lemmer Betty Lou Marx Michigan Air Products Nemak Harold Lenhart Mrs. William G. Mason Michigan Baseball Foundation, Inc. Jill Neperud Louann M. Lerche Beth Masters Michigan College Access Network Mark Newman Teresa M. LeRoy Bill and Jean Matson Michigan Great Lake Bay Region CVB Nexteer Automotive Ashley Lewis Matthew Maturen Michigan Pipe & Valve, Inc. Emily Nicita Katheryn M. Lewis Rebecca Matuszak Michigan Plumbing and Allen E. and Marie A. Nickless Margaret Lian Paul and Daleane Matuszewski Mechanicl Contractors, Inc. Memorial Foundation Dr. and Mrs. James F. Lichon Linda and John Matuzak Michigan Sugar Company John and Rose Marie Nickodemus William and Diane Lichon Thomas Maurer Michigan Trails and Mark Niehaus Scott Lienau Esther Mauro Greenways Alliance Paul and Susan Nielsen Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Liska Nino and Phyllis Mauro Microplastics Ninth Street Community Church Melissa List Brian and Rebecca Maxwell Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Jerome J. Nizinski Ruth M. List Jeanne M. Mayan Mid-Continent Spring Company Christopher and Julie Noel Thomas and Lorna List Betty and John Mayer Mid-Michigan Children's Museum Mr. Benjamin Nolan and Mrs. List Trucks and Equipment Sales, Inc. Lindsay Maynard Midwest Industrial Metals Corporation Katrina J. Hoyle-Nolan Calvin Little Wallace and Lindsay Mayton Midwest Utility Sales & Marketing LLC Robert and Sheila North Mr. and Mrs. Alexander T. Liu Chris McCann Karl and Jill Mikula Randall and Myra Norton Richard and Debra Lively Torre L. McCarthy Ann L. Miller Norton Accounting & Consulting, P.C. John and Laurie Llewelyn Enzell Mccollum James and Marianne Miller Timothy and Kristin Novak Pamela M. Lockwood Ella Mccoy Jennifer Miller Gloria Novak Ernest Loehne Barbara J. McDonald Tyler and Sara Miller Pamela M. Novik Robert F. Loomis McDonald Auto Group Nathen Mills Gene & Shirley Nuckolls Deirdre and Don Lorenz John and Rosalie McFall Mary A. Milne James and Amy Nuerminger Zeb Love Ms. Kristin McFall James Milroy Michael and Eleanor O'Connor Neil Love Catherine McGarvey-James Omer S. Mirza Patrick and Kristine O'Connor Mr. and Mrs. Tim Lowrey Daniel and Linda McGee James and Karen Mitchell T.J. and R.R. O'Connor John and Suzanne Lozano Bob and Trisha McGillis James L. Mitchell Judy Ann and David A. O'Dell Jacoba Lumbreras James and Joan Mcglaughlin Michelle and Jeffrey Mitchell Walter and Janice O'Dell Ted and Kay Lunt Bernice McGlothin Stephen Mitchell Timothy and Kimberly O'Keefe Marlene and Alvin Luplow Michelle McGregor Thomas Mitchell Odawa Casino and Resort Thomas R. and Trish Luplow Robert and Heather Mcgregor James A. Mitchell David and Terry Oeming Steve and Laureen Lutenski James and Sandra Mcguire MLive/The Saginaw News Old Town Motorfest M. Curry Corporation/ Thomas and Kathleen McIntyre Modern Machine Oldford & Associates, Applied Tech Endurance Carbide Brad and Lori McKenna Ms. Jennifer Moeller H.C. Olsen & Associates, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Mari McKenzie and Jeffrey Roberts Molex, Inc. Eleanor M. Olson MacDonald, Jr. Rodney and Elaine McKibbin Jonathan Monroe OmniSource Daniel and Maggie Mack Richard and Mary McLaughlin Joel and Pam Montei Ethel Oneill Deborah and Sam Mack Ashton McMillan Monica Morales Benjamin & Whitney Ortiz Tim and Terry MacKay Shontee R. McMillan Rosa Morales Dr. and Mrs. Rustico B. Ortiz Mr. and Mrs. William R. MacKay Gwendolyn McMillon Socorro Morales Ric Ortiz Mackinaw High School Staff Charles McNair Pamela Moretuzzo Ronald Osgood Hallie Mackley Sharril L. and Jeffrey W. McNally Donald and Roberta Morey Walter and Sara Ostrander Nancy MacRae William F. McNally Mark Morford Elizabeth Owen Catherine A. Madigan Family Foundation Morgan Stanley C/O Cybergrants, Inc. Jean Owens Joseph and Kristan Madison Douglas McQueen Julia Morley Mick and Marge Owens Magic Johnson Foundation, Inc. William J. McQuillan, DVM Linda Morley Owls Magnode Corporation Phyllis Meek Morley Companies, Inc. R. James and Janet Paas

continued … 39 Padnos Drs. Sundhar and Kala Ramasamy Timothy and Felicia Ryan Ronald J. Schwartzkopf Ronald and Jane Paige Ramcel Engineering Company Peter C. Ryan Stuart and Kristin Schweigert William Painter Jon and Lisa Rames Thomas and Carol Rybak Mr. Jim Schwind David and Kae L. Pankow Carlos and Jean Ramet S.C. Johnson & Son, Inc. Kevin and Jodi Scorsone Rev. and Mrs. Edward R. Pankow Dr. J. Eugene Rank Saginaw Bay Underwriters Mary Scott Nicholas and Julie Paron Lorene Rankin Saginaw Branch AAUW Rosetta and Clovis Screws Linda M. Parson Ann E. Ransford Saginaw County Association of Joyce Seals Paul and Linda Parson Minco Rao Retired School Personnel Mark Seamon Christine Parsons Violet Rau Saginaw County Community Richard Sebring Partners in Pediatrics, P.C. Kujuanna Ray Mental Health Authority Sechang Steel Pasong's READ Association Saginaw County Employees Kenneth and Renee Seibert Pat's Food Center Mr. and Mrs. Willard L. Reading Credit Union Emma J. Seman Gary and Nancy Patterson Ellen P. Redfield Saginaw County Lawyers' Auxiliary Semblex Corporation Rochelle Patterson Jim Redmond's Automotive Service, Inc. Saginaw County Sports Hall of Fame Brandy Senkowski Kim and Ann Pavlik Redmond Automotive Saginaw County Youth Kristy Servinski Scott Pawlak Richard & Mary Reed Protection Council Seven Eleven Stephen Pawlak Keyon Reed Saginaw Culture Club Kari Shaheen Nicole Paxson Ed Rehmann & Sons, Inc. Saginaw Education Association Patricia and John Shaheen Paxson Oil Company Rehmann Saginaw Firefighters Local 102 Patricia A. Shaheen Lloyd and Lynn Pender Mr. Ed Rehmann Saginaw Health Corporation Shaheen Development Vincent Perez Jack & Connie Rehmann Saginaw Intermediate School District Shaheen Family Foundation Tiffany Peterson Sylvia Reimus Saginaw Medical Federal Credit Union Dr. Maliha Shaikh Randy F. and Wendy J. Pfau Carol Reinbold Saginaw Spirit Foundation Jason and Jennie Sharp Pfizer Foundation Beth and James Reindel Saginaw SW Neighborhood Association Shaw Contracting Company Barton and Julie Pickelman Priscilla Reitler Saginaw Symphony Association James and Cynthia Shea Donald Pieniozek Remer Plumbing, Heating & Saginaw Township Administrators Estate of Lois A. Sheaffer George and Kay Pike Air Conditioning, Inc. Association Jeffrey and Darcie Shelagowski Tamaara Piquion Gregory and Lisa Renas Saginaw Township Business Association John and Martha Shelton Saundra Pirnie Patricia Rennert Saginaw Township Community Schools Bruce and Cynthia Sherbeck Justin B. Pittsley Republic Services Saginaw Township Education Mr. Terry D. Sherven Geroge and Vasya Platanitis Carrie Retberg Association C/O MEA Sherwood Elementary Staff Plumbers and Steamfitters Local 85 Roger and Mary Reynolds Saginaw Valley Agricultural Association Larry and Nancy Shinaver PNC Bank Reggie and Jeanne Rezmer Saginaw Valley Air Museum, Inc. Jake and Judi Shinners Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Poineau Janet Richards Saginaw Valley Ford Lincoln L. Marcy Shokoohi Sturtz Tom and Jackie Pollard Patrick Richardson Saginaw Valley State University Jeffrey and Mary Short James and Robine Pollick Robert and Jean Richardson Saginaw Young Golds Shred Experts Dr. Aida B. Ponce Terrance and Colette Richter Saint-Gobain Mary Ellen Sieggreen Michael and Christine Pope Paul and Betty Ries Ariel St. John-Hann Marcia Silvestri Ashley Popp Nancy and Richard Riffel St. John's Episcopal Church Larry and Linda Sims Marilyn Porras Right Time Advertising, LLC St. Paul Baptist Church Mr. and Mrs. David T. Sincissen Nancy Porter Brian and Denise Rivard Ronald W. Samuel Mr. and Mrs. Bradley J. Sizelove Chad and Lori Posey Riverside Family Restaurant Shaheen Family Foundation Dennis Skellenger Richard and Cynthia Powell Brian and Cynthia Rivet Samuel Shaheen Inter-Vivos Trust Jennifer Skorka Mr. and Mrs. Dennis O. Poyhonen Clarence and Sara Rivette Beatrice Sanchez Ed and Suzanne Skrelunas Juliane Praiss Terrie L. Robbie Marta Sanchez Faith Slavin Mr. Blake Pratt John and Barbara Roberts Deborah Sanders John and Julie Slee Charlotte Pressprich Drewe and Larry Robinson Sanford Food Store, Inc. James and Lorna Slick Prestige Jewelry, Inc./ Jane and Jack Robinson Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Sarmiento Scott Smillie Marcia Ramah Jillian Rodriguez Harold and Elinor Saunders W. Smillie Larry and Maija Preston George and Jeanette Roe Joseph and Heather Schaefer Smillie Plumbing & Heating, Inc. Nathaniel Price Raymond L. Roe, Jr. Mary Kay Schaeffer Smillie Storage Lawrence and Carmen Prill George William Roe Schaeffler Group Burris and Katherine Smith Katherine Primas Dennis and Karen Roehm Dr. Bill and Mrs. Mary Jo Scharffe Jamie Smith Duane and Dena Prime Janet A. Roekle Betty and Elmer Schartow Larry and Mary Lou Smith Toni and Arthur Pringle Jeffrey and Sherry Rogers Jennifer M. B. Schau, DDS Martin and Shari Smith Jack and Lynne Provenzano Autumn and James Romain Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Schaub Sherrill L. Smith Regina Provenzano Linda and Gerald Romito Scherzer Builders Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Smith Terry and Carolyn Pruitt Ron Thomas Memorial Golf Classic Jean and Elroy Schluckebier Valery Smith Patricia Przybylski Ron and Sandy Rose Lucas Schmeichel Aaron Smith James and Gail Puchel-Ludwick Gregory Rose Zachary Schmid Dallas and Janae Smock and boys Pulse3 Foundation Jonathon Rosebush John Schmiegel SMWIA Local 7-Zone 3 Pumford Construction, Inc. Joseph and Elizabeth Rousseau Gregory and Linda Schneider Youth-To-Youth Paul and Sally Purcell Royal Dearborn Hotel Janice Schneider Pam Snarey Purcell Joint Trust UAD Timothy T. and Kimberly L. Royle Nancy L. Schneider Margaret Snelling David Puskar Mr. and Mrs. Randall S. Rozin School District of the City of Saginaw Craig and Jill Snook Rehana Qadir William and Ruth Ruger Arleen Schrank Mr. and Mrs. Ronald T. Snow, Jr. Hattie L. Qualls Marc and Jill Rummler Dave Schreiber Kenneth and Jennifer Snyder R.J. Carney & D.R. Carney John and Barbara Russell Jacqueline Schroeder Sodexo, Inc. & Affiliates Charitable Trust Agency Lawrence and Geraldine Russell Kevin and Carolyn Schultz Takato and Josephine Sokei R.L. Deppmann Company Doris and Joseph Ruth Gus Schulwitz Aaron and Carol Somers Judith K. Raines Richard and Ruth Ruyts Sheri L. Schumann Tax & Christina Sonnenberg Dr. Ibtihaj Rajoulh Peter and Amy Ryan Accounting, Inc. Michael and Christiana Sonnenberg 40 Sons of Italy, Lodge 2456 Wardene Talley Michelle Viera Ms. Jody Wilk Catalina Soto Anne Tapp Sharon Vigneaux Joseph and Megan Will Robert Soto and Maria Sanchez Matthew Tarrant Charles and Julie Villano Presley and Clara Williams Southwest Saginaw Neighborhood Anthony Taylor Alfred and Brenda Vinson Dr. and Mrs. George E. Williams Association Cheryl Taylor Paul and Deanna Virciglio Ms. Janice Williams Norm and Jan Sowatsky Cynthia Taylor Josephine and Robert Vitu Margaret Williams Joe and Mary Spadafore Melissa Taylor Robert and Josephine Vitu Matilda Williams Spartan Acres, Inc. Richard and Barbara Taylor Howard and Vivian Vogelaar Tracey and Mark Williams Ed and Delena Allen Russell and Susan Taylor Karen M. Volk Brian Williams Mary H. Spence Veta Taylor Ronald and Diane Vondette Kenneth and Jacquelyn Willman Robert and Jane Spence Mr. and Mrs. James H. Teal Vondette Roofing Michael Wilson and Spence Brothers Team One Credit Union Janeil VonReichbauer Esther Trevino-Wilson Spencer Plastics Inc. Wendell and Monica Terry James and Judith Wacker Patricia Wilson Mr. Kenneth H. Spicer Catherine Teter E.S. Wacksman Scott and Brenda Wilson Spicer Group, Inc. Stacey Tetloff Joanne Wade Amy L. Wilson Sandra and Craig Spoelstra William Theaker Mary H. and Andrew S. Wagner Michael Wiltse Joseph and Sherlyn Squires William and Lillian Theisen John and Sharon Wahl Frances Wisniewski Bala Srinivasan George and Stella Thelen Star Pipe Products Trevor and Kimberly Wisniewski Brian and Lisa Stadler Stephanie Thelen Mr. and Mrs. Cedrick Walker Steven and Janna Witten Stafford's Perry Hotel Al and Beth Thieme Christopher L. and Beth Poppe Walker Sally Witucki Stephen and Margaret Stallings Alexis S. Thomas Steve and Kathy Walker Dave and JoAnn Wohlfeil Standard Electric Company Daron Thomas Walkers Ideal Trophies & More Gerald and Joan Wolf Ronald Stanley Darryl E. and Marcia L. Thomas Rhonda Wallace Paul and Carolyn Wolfe Stark and Martin H. Stark Fund Peggy Thomas Shirley A. Wallace Evanka Wolfgram Martin H. Stark Inter-Vivos Trust Richard and Connie Thomas Sarah Wallace Wolgast Corporation State Employee Retirees Thomas B. Joseph Trust Bettina and Christopher Walsh Michael and Marcia Wolohan Association – Chapter 24 Mark and Diane Thompson Peter Walsh Women of Colors, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James Steiner Clarence Thompson Walter Payton Power Equipment, LLC Jeff Wood Stella Styles Mamie and Odail Thorns Victoria Wandmacher Fumiko Woodard Michael T. Stelter & Associates John and Jennifer Tierney Leslie and Joanne Ward Jeffrey Woodard Ron and Mary Stelter Timken Steel Corporation Adam and Laura Warhausen LaMarr and Jordan Woodley Terry and Kimberly Stepanski Leslie and Marion Tincknell Anthony and Debra Warner Sandy Worner Sterling Excavation, Inc. John and Sally Tinney Wallace Warner Anne Wortley Morrison and Dawn Stevens Titan Equipment Services Clifford and Diane Warnett Nathan Wotta Morrie and Julie Stevens Leocadia I. Tithof Warren Screw Products Clarence and Elizabeth Wright Peter and Casey Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tobin Howard and Jeri Warwick Wright-K Technology, Inc. Verne Stevens Larry and Gail Toft Lawrence and Sherian Washington Jason Yates David and Leslie Stewart Stephanie Tolan Family Foundation Yeo & Yeo CPAs & Business Consultants Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stewart Jesse Torres Burt Watson Chevrolet, Inc. Elizabeth Yockey Ron and Kathy Stewart Trademark Commercial Group Alicia Watt Steven J. and Laura B. Yockey Jody Stewart Tri-Star Trust Bank Jeanne A. Watz Mohsen and Carol Younes Michael and Sasha Stikeleather Martha and Gust Triantafillou Barbara Way Jerry and Jan Young Rick and Sue Stone Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Tribble Thomas J. and Barbara A. Weadock Nancy and J. Young Stone Transport LP Carol and Edmund Troester Weathervane Terrance Inn and Suites Mike Young Buick GMC Steven and Victoria Strachan Truist Joe Webb Young Supply Company Bob and Tish Stroebel Lori D. Tucker Lester Webb David and Michelle Youngstrom Charles J. Strosacker Foundation Noreen Tunney Troy and Krista Weber Jane Zabelski Rev. Charles M. and Judith A. Stuart Alice E. Turner Memorial Trust Dorothy Webster Zackary Electric W. James and Marie Stuart Gregory and Samantha Turner Dr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Wechter Dorothy Zehnder David and Elizabeth Stuber UAW Local 668 Helen Weiss William and Karen Zehnder Leslie Sturm Ultimate Tire & Auto Weiss Elementary Staff Kathrine Zehnder Chris Suchodolski Underground Railroad Don and Kady Wendland Michael Zehnder William and Amy Sulkanen United Way of Midland County Carl H. Werth, Jr. and Judith Zehnder Keller John and Regina Sullivan United Way of Saginaw County Sandra Werth Trust Martha Zehnder Keller Dr. and Mrs. Michael W. Sullivan Tina Van Dam West Side Decorating Center, Inc. Zehnder's of Frankenmuth, Inc. Jeffrey and Melinda Sutter Christopher and Erin Van Loo West Virginia Cashin Recyclables, Inc. Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Jill Sutter Lori VanBocxlaer Beverly A. Westbrook Bradley and Sarah Ziegelmann SVRC Industries, Inc. The Vanderklipp Family Trust Westdale Elementary Staff Ziggy Enterprises LLC Swan Valley Youth Football David Vandermeer Beverly A. Westervelt Janet Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Swanson Bob and Debbie VanDeventer David and Ruth Westhoff Raymond Zolinski Randy Swartz Julie Vantol Westside Bar Owners Association James and Esmini Zubulake Randall and Elaine Sweigart Keith Vanvalkenburgh David Whalen Robert and Janet Zuellig Tim and Julie Case Swieczkowski James and Bill Varney Brad and Megan Whelton Anna M. Zuraw Shelly Swope Laura and Jospeh Vasher White Pine Middle School Staff Fred and Karen Zwack Ronald and Cecilia Syktich Pearl Vasher Sandra Whitley David and Susie Zwingman Mary Ellen Symons Karen Vasold Harvey Randall Wickes Foundation Traves Szafranski Janet Veldboom Wickson-Link Memorial Foundation Dave Szczepanski Ricardo and Connie Verdoni Lee and Carolyn Wierda Wojtek Szumowski Cathleen and Thomas Veverka Gerrit L. Wierda Tah Investments Victorious Believers Ministries Barry and Sue Wiggins Taigene Kenneth and Susan Vieau Wildfire Credit Union

41 Leadership

2015-2016 Board of Directors Executive Committee

Heidi A. Bolger Smallwood Reneé S. Johnston Mamie Thorns, Ph.D. Luis Canales Chair Holoman, Jr. President & CEO Secretary Treasurer Rehmann Vice-Chair Saginaw Community Saginaw Valley Nexteer Automotive The Dow Chemical Foundation State University Company, retiree

Shari Kennett Trish Luplow Keith Wenzel John Shelton David J. Abbs Assistant Treasurer Community United Way Liaison Community Liaison Immediate Past Chair The Dow Chemical Volunteer Chemical Bank Zehnder’s of Abbs Retirement Company Frankenmuth Planning Advisors

Directors

Andre Buckley Daniel Cannon Elian Fichtner Victor Gomez Todd Gregory Dr. John Tri-Star Trust Bank St. Mary's of Smith Bovill PC Caravan Facilities FirstMerit Bank Kosanovich Michigan Management LLC Covenant HealthCare

Jodi McFarland Tom Miller, Jr. Felicia Rose Kathy Stewart Laura Yockey MLive/ Saginaw Congressman Dan Saginaw ISD Chemical Bank The Saginaw News Future, Inc. Kildee (MI-05)

42 Committees Building Committee FORCE Youth Advisory Finance & Audit Investment Committee Senior Enrichment Reneé Johnston Chair, Staff Committee Committee Shari Kennett* Chair Fund Committee Heidi Bolger* Fadumo Ali Luis Canales* Chair David Abbs* Mary Goedert Chair Luis Canales* Allie Barron Heidi Bolger* Heidi Bolger* Frank Baukus Heidi Chasnis Sarah Beltran Morrall Claramunt Fred Gardner Ruth Braun Smallwood Holoman, Jr.* Hanna Boardman Jim Doane Smallwood Holoman, Jr.* Margaret Clark Jacob Shinners Karissa Bone Diane Fong John Kosanovich* Dr. James Mitchell Jake Shinners Elsa Borrello Dave Hall Trish Luplow* Barbara Roberts Herbert A. Spence, III Samantha Boudiab Trish Luplow* Tim MacKay Lawrence Toft, Jr. Hannah Boyd Jack Rehmann Jim Milroy Reneé Johnston Staff Community Improvement Amanda Ciolek Patricia Shaheen Jack Rehmann Kendra Kempf Staff Initiative Committee Paris Conquest Linda Sims Barbara Russell Sheilda Braddock R'reanna Davis Bridget Smith Harold Saunders YWCA Fund for Women * Andre Buckley Brittany DeLaCruz Mamie Thorns* Richard Watson and Children Committee * Trish Luplow Dong Feng Jerry Young Becky Gerzseny Staff Janet Crane Chair Pastor Christopher Pryor Erin Fong Becky Gerzseny Staff Reneé Johnston Staff Sheilda Braddock Bridget Smith Kayla Fong Reneé Johnston Staff Darci Seamon Staff Mary Bridgewater Pamela Smith Ally Gregory Darci Seamon Staff Susan L. Crane Tom Trombley Christopher Gregory Marketing and Asset Culli Damuth Lillie Williams Cecelia Hopkins Grants for Excellence Development Committee Minerva Rosales Brian Jackson Staff Kaleb Klein Committee Bryan Konieczka Chair, Staff Reneé Johnston Staff Reneé Johnston Staff Claire Krajkowski Jaye Blakely Marsha Braun Kendra Kempf Staff Kendra Kempf Staff Katrina Kreszkowski Beth Clark Andrea Fisher Karen Courneya Kristin Knoll Jonathan Kushion * Community Leadership SCF Board Member Ja'Charri Leavell R’reanna Davis Paul Larsen Network Committee Joe Lockwood Mary Lou Ederer Zach Schmid Heidi Bolger* Hira Majeed Judith Lincoln Kari Shaheen Ellen Crane Roger Little Linda Sims Smallwood Holoman, Jr.* Sophie Mehl Claire Miller Erinna McKissick-Johnson Reneé Johnston Staff Brian Jackson Staff Emma Miller Lindsey Royer Reneé Johnston Staff Barbara Russell Nominating Committee Kaylin Minnec * Sydney Terry David Abbs Distribution Committee Karsen Palmer Dr. Mamie T. Thorns* Culli Damuth Smallwood Holoman, Jr.* Chair Claudia Raines Roger Spann Mark Flegenheimer Paul Chaffee Jack Raines Kathy Stewart Dave Hall Heidi Chasnis Ashley Reinig Jaylon Vinson Kim Pavlik Ellen Crane Lindsey Royer Reneé Johnston Staff Linda Sims Culli Damuth Madi Scholtz Richard Watson Raegan Schultz LeeAnn Martuch Staff Rose Ederer Reneé Johnston Staff * Andrew Sizelove Victor Gomez Heroes for Kids * Grace Smith Todd Gregory Reneé Johnston Chair, Staff Scholarship Committee * Ana M. Hidalgo Reesha Talati Rev. Hurley Coleman, Jr. Trish Luplow Chair Tom Luplow Sydney Terry Carol Cottrell LeeAnn Martuch Staff Gene Nuckolls Jaylon Vinson Culli Damuth Reneé Johnston Staff Jack Provenzano Christopher von Claparede Art Lewis Felicia Rose* Grace Wellman Laura Yockey* Ryan Wolohan Reneé Johnston Staff Hope Woods Kendra Kempf Staff Jada Yearwood Kendra Kempf Staff Foundation Staff

Back (left to right) Kendra Kempf Program Officer/FORCE Coordinator Brian Jackson Director of Donor Services & Special Initiatives Mai Lee Executive Assistant/Office Manager Darci Seamon Finance Assistant/Database Manager Becky Gerzseny Director of Finance Bryan Konieczka Marketing & Communications Officer LeeAnn Martuch Program Officer

Front (left to right) Reneé Johnston President & CEO Debra Shelton Youth First Director

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