points of connection

Triangle Community Foundation

ANNUAL REPORT JULY 1, 2005 – JUNE 30, 2006 contents

1 Our Vision 2 Annual Message 4 Points of Connection 14 Board of Directors and Foundation Leadership Council 15 Committees 17 Create a Charitable Fund 19 Donor Services 20 New Funds 23 Existing Funds 29 Grants 40 Scholarships 42 The George H. Hitchings Society 43 Contributors 58 Financial Information 60 Staff

Triangle Community Foundation Tammy Lynn Center for Developmental Disabilities (above) Resource Center for Women & Ministry in the South (left, photo credit Jim Kenny)

our vision

Triangle Community Foundation believes that philanthropy is vital

to the realization of our community’s potential, and we aspire to be the region’s leading philanthropic organization. We are uniquely positioned to match our local knowledge, network and credibility with the generosity and vision of our donor partners. We will leverage these resources to produce long-term, meaningful impact in our community and to encourage a culture of committed philanthropy.

The ArtsCenter (above) North Carolina Symphony (right)

1 annual message

EXTENDING OUR REACH

An oft-mentioned belief holds that only six people separate any one person from another. Given the billions of people inhabiting the planet, that would seem, at first glance, impossible. But… It does make sense if you stop to think about the many ties binding us to people in our local community and beyond. As this past fiscal year has shown, it definitely is true for the Triangle Community Foundation family. From supporting local programs to providing aid to Katrina evacuees in the Triangle and the Gulf Coast to offering assistance to worthy programs across the nation and the world, Foundation donors have reached out to family, friends and strangers alike, significantly extending their reach each time. We’re honored to have played a role in making those connections. We take seriously our responsibility as stewards of the community’s treasure—your gener- ous donations and philanthropic spirit. We strive daily to honor the rich legacy left to Triangle Community Foundation by founding President Shannon St. John. We also look toward the future and the promise it holds, thinking boldly about the years ahead. This December, Board, staff, Foundation Leadership Council members, nonprofit leaders and fundholders embarked upon the first steps of an eight-month process to develop a strategic plan, a roadmap for

Andrea Bazán-Manson Peter Meehan

2 OUR MISSION Triangle Community Foundation connects philanthropic resources with community needs, creates opportunity for enlightened change, and encourages philanthropy as a way of life.

OUR CORE VALUES • Our organization is characterized by a generous and caring spirit. • We operate with integrity, transparency and credibility. • We value inclusiveness, diversity and equity. • We foster innovation, collaboration and imagination. • We accept responsibility for the long-term stewardship of the resources entrusted to us. • We are committed to institutional excellence and valuable service to our constituents. • We seek to develop and influence philanthropic leaders. • We are an action-oriented community member and ally.

the next five years. The resulting plan, which was approved in August 2006, prepares us to address the many new challenges we’ll face moving forward. It truly is a plan that will enable Triangle Community Foundation to be engaged, active and accountable. In that vein, we’re proud to present this annual report, which highlights the many individuals and organizations that were an integral part of this past year’s successes. This publication gives everyone associated with the Foundation an opportunity for well-deserved recognition. It also serves to remind us what a privilege it is for both of us to be affiliated with Triangle Community Foundation and how important the Foundation’s work is to the region. In today’s increasingly complex environment, new demands are regularly placed on the Foundation. Each day, the Triangle’s more than 5,000 nonprofit organizations undertake vital work, and each day, the need for substantial funding to support that work grows. However, we’re confident the necessary resources will be found. For nearly 25 years, the Foundation family has generously responded to the area’s changing needs. Together, we’ve established points of connection reaching far beyond the scope of any one individual, enabling us to address head-on some difficult obstacles. Let’s build on that history and look toward building a future with promise for all.

Peter J. Meehan Andrea Bazán-Manson Chairman President Triangle Community Foundation Triangle Community Foundation

3 it begins with

A point of connection, where what is seemingly separate comes together. The point where a link to a friend—even an acquaintance— ties us to people not just in our immediate community but to those several states away. On August 29, 2005, Hurricane Katrina wreaked havoc on the Gulf Coast with repercussions felt nationwide. Old hands at mobilizing community resources in response to natural disasters here in the Triangle, the region’s

philanthropic community quickly “When neighbors help neighbors, established its own points of and even when strangers help strangers, lives are transformed, connection, creating a chain new relationships are established reaching from the Triangle to and new forms of community the Gulf Coast and back again. are possible.”

— Ambassador James A. Joseph, J. A. Joseph Family Fund of Triangle Community Foundation

With funds ranging in size from $10,000 to $10 million, Triangle Community Foundation offers a number of flexible ways to put philanthropic dollars to work. To limit costs and administrative burden, Ambassador Joseph and his wife, Mary, converted funds from a private family foundation to a donor-advised fund, the J.A. Joseph Family Fund of Triangle Community Foundation. Pages 17 and 18 provide more details about options for creating a fund at TCF.

4 a beacon of hope

Triangle Community Foundation Board member Ambassador James A. Joseph has had a distinguished career in government, business, education and philanthropy. It’s taken him around the world to Washington, D.C., where he’s served four Presidents and led the Council on Foundations; to South Africa, where he served as U.S. Ambassador and currently is an Honorary Professor at the University of Cape Town; and to the Triangle, where he heads the U.S.—Southern Africa Center for Leadership and Public Values at Duke University. But it all began in Opelousas, Louisiana, where he was born. Given those roots and his many accomplishments, Ambassador Joseph was tapped to be Board Chairman of the Louisiana Disaster Recovery Foundation, inspiring countless others to extend their hearts and hands in support of the affected region.

Ambassador James A. Joseph

5 and an offer of help

As the scale of the devastation became evident, many local groups stepped up their work. Of primary importance was finding safe, afford- able housing for evacuees to the region. Equally significant, but often forgotten, was the need for basic furnishings. Something as simple as a bed to sleep on or a chair to sit in can make a world of difference to a survivor of a natural disaster who is struggling to regain a sense of nor- malcy. Armed with $25,000 in donations from anonymous Foundation fundholders, Rebuilding Together of the Triangle launched the Emergency Interiors program to distribute donated furniture to disaster survivors. So successful were the calls for help that the two organizations recently opened a 25,000- square-foot regional warehouse to store furniture earmarked for Katrina victims in North Carolina and the Gulf Coast.

Brenda Monroe, Executive Director, Emergency Interiors

6 Nonprofit agencies of all types across the Triangle were involved in Katrina relief efforts. Durham’s Carolina Theatre, via a grant underwritten by the Fletcher Performing Arts Fund of Triangle Community Foundation, sponsored a Christmas concert by New Orleans’ own Aaron Neville. That concert supported Habitat for Humanity’s “Operation Home Delivery,” a program designed to provide housing for low-income families in the region. And trucks from Triangle Residential Options for Substance Abusers (TROSA) transported donated emergency goods and supplies to the Gulf Coast.

“Combining volunteer labor, donated materials and financial support from the community at large, Rebuilding Together is able to revitalize communities and offer a ray of hope in sometimes desperate situations.”

— Kevin Polk, Executive Director, Rebuilding Together of the Triangle

Kevin Polk

7 TROSA graduate William Wood was one of four recipients of this year’s GlaxoSmithKline Opportunity Scholarships, which recognize Triangle-area residents who have overcome significant adversity in life, and who have demonstrated a desire to improve their lives through education. This scholarship is one of 54 that Triangle Community Foundation manages. This year, 96 individuals were awarded scholarships totaling nearly $350,000 via funds housed at the Foundation.

“With total gifts to TROSA in excess of $150,000, Triangle Community Foundation donors have empowered people to change their lives and given hope to those who have none.”

—Kevin McDonald, President and CEO, TROSA

Ty Dexter, Scholar

Randy Garcia, 8 House Manager and Phase One Coordinator to rebuild communities and lives

Substance abuse wreaks a havoc of its own—destruction sometimes equal to that of a natural disaster. Lives can be lost. Families destroyed. And links tying people together too often severed. Triangle Residential Options for Substance Abusers (TROSA) is committed to rebuilding lives—rebuilding connections. Operating a highly structured and disciplined program, TROSA accepts substance abusers with one condition: They must have a strong desire to change their lives. The two-year residential program includes vocational training, education, peer counseling, mentoring, leadership training and aftercare. Participating in one of the organization’s many vocational training programs, such as catering, lawn care and moving, residents find a new sense of hope—a new sense of purpose.

Kevin McDonald

9 with everyone playing a part

Whether relying on services from organizations like TROSA, linking donors to agencies or encouraging collaborations among local nonprofits, making connections is top priority at Triangle Community Foundation. Bringing both a professional and personal commitment to the job, Foundation staff can be found volunteering for local agencies as well as providing substantial technical assistance to the region’s nonprofits. They also meet with agency personnel in monthly luncheons to network and share best practices. And every Friday, the Foundation makes grants, ranging in size from $10 to $910,000, to nonprofit organizations. Many support projects designed to build community with an emphasis on children, families and education. This fiscal year, combined grantmaking to these areas accounted for nearly 50 percent of all Foundation grants—a prudent investment in our collective future.

Beverley Francis and her daughter, Gabrielle Halliday

10 Together with many generous partners and hundreds of donors, Triangle Community Foundation turns the dream of attending summer camp into a reality for children across the region. Over the past decade, the Foundation has raised more than $1.65 million to send more than 4,000 children—600 this year alone—to camp via its Send A Kid To Camp™ program. Heartfelt thanks go to program sponsors: FOX 50, The News & Observer, The Herald-Sun Newspapers, The Departments of Social Services of Durham and Orange Counties, Chatham County Together!, Wake County Human Services, BlueCross Blue Shield of NC, Chrysalis Foundation and the Raleigh Kiwanis Foundation.

“Philanthropy has become a family affair at our homes. Among the greatest gifts we can give our daughters are a sense of community and a sense of responsibility for all.”

—Beverley Francis, Director of Philanthropic Services, Triangle Community Foundation —Andrea Bazán-Manson, President, Triangle Community Foundation

Andrea Bazán-Manson and her daughter, Carolina Manson

11 in linking communities together

Connections have a funny way of not just widening your own circle. They often deepen your ties to those you already count as friends, adding new facets and layers to existing relationships each day. Volunteer service can lead you to someone who grew up in your home state, someone who attended the same school as you or a family mem- ber. Such was the case for Louisiana native and TCF Board member Bill Cavanaugh, who discovered these additional links to Bazán-Manson and Ambassador Joseph. “Through community Cavanaugh, former CEO, Progress Energy, involvement and giving enthusiastically supports causes via our fund, my wife as diverse as downtown and I have deepened revitalization, the arts, health care research and poverty existing ties and forged relief efforts. He’s put his new ones. I invite you personal and professional to join the chain. muscle behind several Establish your own large philanthropic projects in the points of connection.”

community, —Bill Cavanaugh, linking him to Cavanaugh Family agencies and Fund of Triangle Community individuals far Foundation and wide.

Bill Cavanaugh

12 Won’t you join in?

If you have an idea, a connection, or would like to offer a helping hand, please let us know. We are here to help you achieve your philanthropic goals. Please use the enclosed envelope to make a donation.

For more information, contact us at:

Triangle Community Foundation P.O. Box 12834 Research Triangle Park, NC 27709 Phone: 919-474-8370 Fax: 919-941-9208 www.trianglecf.org [email protected]

13 Triangle Community Foundation Board of Directors July 1, 2005 – June 30, 2006

Peter J. Meehan Joel Sheer Dr. James H. Johnson CHAIR Chair, Marketing and William Rand Kenan, Jr. Chairman Communications Committee Distinguished Professor The Greenwood Group, Inc. President Director of Urban Investment Sheer Associates Frank Hawkins Kenan Institute Jean Gordon Carter for Private Enterprise Vice Chair & Chair Elect Elizabeth B. Craven Kenan-Flagler Business School Partner Chair, Philanthropic UNC-Chapel Hill Hunton & Williams, LLP Services Committee President Ambassador Mary B. Mountcastle Warner Foundation James A. Joseph Secretary Professor of Public Policy Senior Associate Fred D. Hutchison & Executive Director Center for Community Immediate Past Chair United States-Southern Self-Help Partner Africa Center For Leadership Hutchison Law Group, PLLC William Cavanaugh and Public Values Treasurer and Chair, Dr. Phail Wynn, Jr. Terry Sanford Institute of Finance Committee Executive Committee, At-Large Public Policy, Duke University CEO, Retired President Frank Phoenix Progress Energy Durham Technical Advisor Community College Kip Frey Phoenix Fund Chair, Asset Development Carol W. Bilbro Lacy Presnell Committee Chair, Foundation Partner General Partner Leadership Council Burns, Day & Presnell, P.A. Intersouth Partners, Inc. Community Volunteer Founder: Alice K. Horton Dr. George H. Hitchings Community Volunteer (1905 -1998) Foundation Leadership Council Carol W. Bilbro James F. Goodmon Charles B. Neely, Jr. CHAIR President and CEO Managing Partner Community Volunteer Capitol Broadcasting Co. Maupin Taylor Ellis & Adams, P.A. Arthur W. Clark Mary L. Hill Retired, Chairman of the Board Community Volunteer Prezell R. Robinson Peoples Security Life President Emeritus Kelly S. King Insurance Co. St. Augustine’s College Chief Operating Officer Stephen D. Corman Branch Banking & Trust Co. Ronald A. Strom Former Chairman and CEO President Annie Liptzin PharmaLink, Inc. Ron Strom Company Community Volunteer Frank A. Daniels, Jr. Dr. LeRoy T. Walker Louise W. McCutcheon Former President and Publisher President Emeritus Former Durham County The News & Observer U.S. Olympic Committee Commissioner and Community Publishing Co. Volunteer R. Peyton Woodson, III K.v.R. Dey, Jr. Chairman of the Board Retired President Family Health International Liggett Group, Inc.

14 TRIANGLE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION Committees July 1, 2005 – June 30, 2006

Asset Development Charles Leedy Dr. James H. Johnson Committee Chapel Hill Frank Hawkins Kenan Institute Investment Advisors for Private Enterprise Kip Frey Kenan-Flagler Business School Tom Staab CHAIR UNC-Chapel Hill Intersouth Partners, Inc. Inspire Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Mary B. Mountcastle Beth Traynham Fred D. Hutchison Center for Community Hughes Pittman & Gupton LLP Hutchison Law Group, PLLC Self-Help Dr. Phail Wynn, Jr. Ambassador Frank Phoenix Durham Technical James A. Joseph Phoenix Fund United States-Southern Africa Community College Center For Leadership and Audit Committee Strategic Planning Public Values Committee Terry Sanford Institute of Tom Staab Kip Frey Public Policy, Duke University CHAIR Chair, Asset Development Inspire Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Board Nominating Committee Tim Gupton and Governance Andrea Bazán-Manson Hughes Pittman & Gupton LLP Committee Staff Peter J. Meehan Mig Murphy Sistrom Jean Gordon Carter CHAIR Mig Murphy Sistrom, CPA Vice Chair, Board of Directors The Greenwood Group, Inc. Marketing and Elizabeth B. Craven William Cavanaugh Communications Chair, Philanthropic Progress Energy (retired) Committee Services Committee Lacy Presnell Joel Sheer Annie Liptzin Burns, Day & Presnell, P.A. Sheer Associates Foundation Leadership Council Member Finance Committee Philanthropic Services Peter J. Meehan William Cavanaugh Committee Chair, Board of Directors CHAIR Elizabeth B. Craven Progress Energy (retired) CHAIR Mary B. Mountcastle Secretary, Teresa C. Artis Warner Foundation Board of Directors Capitol Broadcasting Alice K. Horton Company, Inc. Community Volunteer Joel Sheer Chair, Marketing and Rick Guirlinger Communications Committee The International Group, Inc. (General Parts, Inc./ CARQUEST Auto Parts)

ANNUAL REPORT JULY 1, 2005 – JUNE 30, 2006 15 Catalyst Project Committees July 1, 2005 – June 30, 2006

Triangle Community Foundation wrapped up its Catalyst Project efforts in fiscal year 2005-2006 and wishes to recognize the dedication and commitment of the committees below. The Foundation also wishes to express its appreciation for the many members who will continue their active involvement in the Foundation’s work.

Entrepreneurs Edward Fullbright Katherine McKee Partnership Board Co-Chair Elect Kennon Craver Belo Craig Fullbright & Fullbright, CPA, PA & McKee PLLC Tim Tompkins CHAIR William C. Babb III Rudy L. Ogburn Grant Thornton Sagemark Consulting, Inc. Young Moore and Henderson P.A. Clay Dunnagan R. Daniel Brady VitalSource Brady, Nordgren, Todd S. Purich Morton & Malone, PLLC Legacy Private Client Services Jane Foreman StrikeIron Stephen T. Byrd Rob Ragsdale Manning Fulton & Skinner PA Franklin Street Partners Donovan Moxey Interactive Multimedia R. Michael Condrey Larry H. Rocamora Solutions Northwestern Mutual Life McPherson & Rocamora, PLLC Gene Pease Craig G. Dalton Walter R. Rogers, Jr. ProCourse Poyner & Spruill Smith, Anderson, Blount, Dorsett, Mitchell & David R. Frankstone Beth Roach Jernigan, LLP All Kinds of Minds Higgins Frankstone Graves & Morris PA William H. Sewell Clay Thorp Smith Barney Hatteras BioCapital Gregory Herman-Giddens TrustCounsel, P.A. Bruce W. Sharpe Bill Warner Bank of America Paladin & Associates R. Michael Gray CAPTRUST Financial Advisors Ann Tillery Ford Worthy Batchelor, Tillery & Roberts A.M. Pappas & Associates, LLC Carl W. Hibbert Kilpatrick Stockton LLP Edwin J. “Jack” Walker Fred D. Hutchison, Ex Officio Walker & Lambe Hutchison Law Group, PLLC Doug Hornberger Merrill Lynch Professional Advisors Marcus Hudson Committee Bayliss, Hudson & Merritt Jean Gordon Carter Joseph D. Joyner, Jr. CHAIR Moore & Van Allen, PLLC Hunton & Williams, LLP Gregory J. Kinlaw Madison E. Bullard, Jr. Lee Kinlaw & Co. Co-Chair Elect Wyrick, Robbins, Yates Maria Lynch & Ponton, LLP Lynch & Eatman, L.L.P.

16 TRIANGLE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION Create a Charitable Fund Initiate the connection

Triangle Community Foundation does not ask DONOR-ADVISED FUND you to give to one specific cause. We ask, Stay involved. “What cause inspires you and how can we Consolidate all of your charitable giving into help connect you to it?” one vehicle. You establish the fund by executing a simple governing document, and you desig- WHY PARTNER WITH TRIANGLE nate yourself, your spouse, your children or COMMUNITY FOUNDATION? others as advisors to the fund. Our staff can People look to Triangle Community work with you to identify charitable organiza- Foundation for: tions addressing issues of importance to you, and you recommend grants to those charities Personalized service. Accepting a wide variety you wish to support. of gifts, including cash, stocks, property and bequests, we make giving easy, flexible and FIELD-OF-INTEREST FUND effective. You may establish a gift in your name Address issues. or in the name of a loved one, knowing your You decide the purpose of the fund, such as gift will gain maximum tax advantage. meeting the needs of children or promoting the Local expertise. Our professional staff has arts, and the Foundation identifies projects that an in-depth understanding of the issues, oppor- are effectively accomplishing that goal. Our tunities and resources shaping our community. experienced staff will use their expertise to We monitor all areas of community need and identify, evaluate and award grants to the can help you learn about the agencies and most qualified and deserving organizations programs that make a difference in the areas or programs in your interest area. you care about most. UNRESTRICTED FUND Community leadership. We invest in the future Think broadly. and bring people and organizations together, Allow Triangle Community Foundation to identify convening diverse voices to address local needs and opportunities in the community and issues and opportunities. Our business is target your dollars where they will be most building community. effective. Reach more than 5,000 charitable organizations serving the Triangle—and A FUND INSPIRED BY YOU beyond. Unrestricted dollars also support the One of the most popular vehicles for charitable Foundation’s newly-established Community giving at Triangle Community Foundation is an Grantmaking Program. individualized philanthropic fund, designed around your personal charitable goals and DESIGNATED FUND your operating style. Provide ongoing support. Specify a particular charitable organization to receive the proceeds of your fund in perpetuity. You are assured that should the organization cease to exist, the Foundation’s Board will preserve your intent by redirecting the fund to the closest similar use.

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ANNUAL REPORT JULY 1, 2005 – JUNE 30, 2006 17 Create a Charitable Fund (continued)

SUPPORTING ORGANIZATION administers a number of scholarship funds Reduce workload. created by individuals, families and corpora- As an alternative to a private foundation, an tions to increase access to education for affiliation with Triangle Community Foundation talented individuals. can reduce administrative and regulatory burdens and allow you to enjoy greater tax PLANNED GIVING benefits. A supporting organization is a hybrid Leave a legacy. between a private foundation and a publicly- Make a significant and long-lasting gift by supported charity. It is a separate incorporated creating a fund through your will. A testamen- entity with its own board of directors, but linked tary gift ensures that your charitable goals are to the Foundation. Our staff will assist with met in perpetuity for the causes that are impor- grantmaking, investment and administration. tant to you today. Vehicles for planned giving (Supporting organizations must be valued at include: bequests, charitable remainder trusts, $1,000,000 or greater.) charitable lead trusts, retirement fund assets and life insurance. SCHOLARSHIPS Call Triangle Community Foundation at Promote personal growth. 919-474-8370 or visit www.trianglecf.org Create a scholarship fund in honor or memory for more information about creating a fund. of someone special to you. The Foundation

Use Real Estate for Change

Did you know that you can accomplish your TCF REAL ESTATE FOUNDATION charitable and financial goals by donating The charitable purpose of the TCF Real Estate real estate? Whether it’s a personal residence, Foundation (a supporting organization of vacation home, apartment building, commercial Triangle Community Foundation) is to support building, farmland or undeveloped land, you the Foundation’s mission by receiving, manag- can make a meaningful impact through a gift ing and selling gifts of real estate. Like Triangle of real estate. Community Foundation, the TCF Real Estate Foundation is a public charity that offers you WITH A GIFT OF REAL ESTATE, the maximum tax deduction for your gift. The YOU CAN: TCF Real Estate Foundation’s dedicated board • Reach a level of giving you may not have of directors has years of expertise evaluating, thought possible. marketing and selling real estate. • Receive the maximum tax deduction allowed by law. TCF REAL ESTATE FOUNDATION • Avoid capital gains taxes today or estate BOARD OF DIRECTORS taxes later. 2005-2006 • Improve your financial security by providing James Stewart, Chair and President a lifetime stream of income. Stewart Investment Properties, Inc. • Simplify your life while turning a potential burden for your heirs into a philanthropic Billie Jean Redmond, Vice Chair opportunity for future generations. and Vice President • Provide for a charitable fund through Triangle Coldwell Banker Commercial Community Foundation that meets your personal Trade Mark Properties charitable goals but without the administrative James Walker, Treasurer responsibilities of a private foundation. The Advisory Group, LLC Ron Gibson, Assistant Secretary Highwoods Properties

18 TRIANGLE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION Donor Services Linking donors to community needs

Through our customized services, Triangle provide research and referral information on Community Foundation connects donors with areas of particular interest to you. We can needs in the community. also measure and provide data regarding the impact of grants and can help you experience We can assist you with: your dollars in action with site visits and progress reports. STRATEGIC PHILANTHROPY Through personal, one-on-one conversations, EDUCATION we encourage fundholders to think through Triangle Community Foundation offers educational personal values, motivations and goals as well forums on topics of interest and individual or as explore grantmaking avenues for fulfilling group site visits through the Philanthropic them. We also maintain a thorough collection Education Series. of online and print philanthropic resources for fundholders’ reference and use. COMMUNICATION We offer regular communication about FAMILY PHILANTHROPY Foundation activities through the annual report, We work with families to help them develop an newsletters, newssheets and email reminders. effective structure and framework for their fami- ly philanthropy. We help families consider their INTERACTION WITH OTHER common values and interests and use them to PHILANTHROPISTS establish grantmaking priorities. We offer opportunities to interact with Foundation fundholders and other philanthropists in the GRANTMAKING community to learn from one another and work We provide personalized grantmaking services, together on common interests. offer information about grant opportunities, and

High-interest, adventurous activities like hiking, ropes courses, and canoeing are part of residential living at an Eckerd Youth Alternatives Outdoor Therapeutic Program.

ANNUAL REPORT JULY 1, 2005 – JUNE 30, 2006 19 New Funds July 1, 2005 – June 30, 2006

DONOR-ADVISED FUNDS Trey Cheek Memorial Fund: Created by Dr. Caroline Cheek and the friends and family of Trey Cheek to Barnabas Fund: Established by the congregation of support a scholarship program for Broughton High Durham’s Westminster Presbyterian Church in honor School students with a passion for creative writing. of Rev. Haywood Holderness’ retirement after 33 Above all a family man to his wife and two young years of service to the church and the community. sons, Trey was also a Raleigh native, a lawyer, a The fund will be advised by Rev. Holderness and his writer of fiction, a baseball player, a golfer and a wife, Mary, allowing them to support a variety friend to all who knew him. He passed away in of charitable causes important to them. 2005 at the age of 33.

Shirley Berger Fund: A donor-advised fund created Constella Group Corporate Giving Fund: and advised by Mrs. Berger as a way to support a A donor-advised fund established by Constella variety of causes important to her. Group, LLC and its founder, Donald A. Holzworth, as way to support human health-related charitable Carey Family Fund: A donor-advised fund created causes in the communities with Constella Group, LLC by Dale and Mary Carey as a way to involve their corporate offices. family in future philanthropic decisions and to support a variety of charitable causes. Monica Doss Fund: Created by friends of Monica Doss in celebration of her 20 years as President of Carver Family Charitable Fund: Established and the Council for Entrepreneurial Development (CED). advised by Marvin Carver, III to support a variety of The fund will be advised by Ms. Doss and will allow causes of interest to the family. her to support charitable causes important to her and her family. CCNC Dedicated to the Fight Fund: Created by Cancer Centers of NC to make grants to programs First Rung Fund: A donor-advised fund established helping families experiencing the dual pressure of by Walt Sliva and Laura Benson to support a cancer and financial hardship resulting from high variety of not-for-profit initiatives that help to medical costs. Cancer Centers of NC established this educate youth by providing work experience fund in response to requests from patients and their and leadership opportunities. families as well as CCNC staff who were seeking a charitable avenue to help others going through a very difficult time.

Paul Taylor Dance Company (photo credit Tian, Qinzheng/American Dance Festival)

20 TRIANGLE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION Fowler Family Charitable Fund: A donor-advised Literary Roundtable, which promotes the understanding fund created and advised by Ted and Glenda Fowler and appreciation of literature as a means to better to support a variety of charitable causes important to understand the needs of patients. the family. Next Movement Fund: A donor-advised fund created Friends of the Watts Street School Fund: Established and advised by an anonymous donor. by the Friends, a dedicated group of alumni, to sup- port a variety of projects to benefit the students and Elizabeth Ragland Park Fund: A donor-advised fund teachers at this historic Durham school. established by Dr. Park to support a variety of charita- ble causes important to the family. Michael S. Gray Memorial Fund: An endowed, donor-advised fund created by Dr. John Gray and Florence Peacock Fund: Created by Florence and the North Carolina Delta Upsilon Foundation, Inc. to James Peacock to support a variety of charitable support scholarships for members of the Delta Upsilon causes. fraternity at UNC-Chapel Hill and to support causes in the community important to the fraternity. The fund William M. Ragland, Jr. Family Charitable Fund: is named in memory of Michael S. Gray, a much Established by the Ragland family to support a variety loved and respected brother from the Class of 1967. of charitable causes important to them.

Greystone Fund: Established by anonymous donors SAS Educational Foundation Fund: A donor-advised as a way to support a variety of causes while engag- fund established by SAS Institute, Inc. to encourage ing the entire family in philanthropic decisions. employees to be philanthropic. SAS plans to make charitable distributions to causes it cares about in the Harmonia Mundi Fund: A donor-advised fund local community and nationwide on an ongoing basis. created and advised by David Dodson to support a variety of causes important to him. Funds created through the Virginia Camp Smith Charitable Unitrust: Ms. Smith handed down her Erick and Hilary Hawkins Charitable Fund: philanthropic legacy to her children through the A donor-advised fund established and advised by the creation of these three endowed funds. Hawkinses to support a variety of charitable causes. Lindsay Smith Newsom Family Fund: A donor- Eileen and Michael Hendren Fund: Created by advised fund advised by her daughter and Michael and Eileen Hendren as a way to build on son-in-law, Lindsay and Mac Newsom. their family’s tradition of philanthropy. Charlotte Smith Purrington Family Fund: A Sandra F. Hoke Fund: An endowed, donor-advised donor-advised fund advised by her daughter and fund created through Reverend Sandra F. Hoke’s son-in-law, Charlotte and Ward Purrington. estate. Rev. Hoke, who passed away in April 2005, was the first woman ordained in the Western North Charles Lee Smith, III Family Fund: A donor- Carolina Conference of the United Methodist Church. advised fund advised by her son, Charles Lee She went on to serve as minister to many churches, Smith, III. teach at seminaries and to serve as a director of the world division of the General Board of Global Jonathan T. and Kayla J. Stewart Charitable Fund: Ministries. Her sister, Jane Bultman, is the fund advisor. Established and advised by the Stewarts to support a variety of causes of interest to the family. Caroline Laundon Memorial Fund: Established by Thomas Laundon and the family and friends Stocks Family Fund: Created by Jeff and Pam of Caroline Laundon to honor her memory and to Stocks to support a variety of charitable causes support a variety of causes of interest to the family. important to the family.

The T. H. Maren and S. K. Fellner Fund: A donor- Betsy Strandberg Fund: Established by advised fund created by Dr. Susan Fellner and the Mrs. Strandberg to support a variety of Thomas Maren Foundation and advised by Dr. Fellner causes important to her. to support a variety of charitable causes. Superintendent Leadership Scholarship Fund: McLendon-Whittington Family Charitable Fund: A special donor-advised fund created to honor Established by John and Barbara McLendon to fund a the award-winning leadership of Bill McNeal, variety of charitable causes. who retired in 2006 as Superintendent of the Wake County Public School System. The fund Connie and Monte Moses Fund for the Arts in provided 17 one-time scholarships to recipients Durham: Created by friends, family and colleagues representing each high school in Wake County. as a living tribute to Connie and Monte Moses’ legacy of devotion and service to the arts in Durham. Its Van and Luella Thomas Family Fund: Created by emphasis will be on projects related to cinema, the the Thomas family in memory of Van Thomas as a performing arts and historic preservation. way to continue the family’s tradition of philanthropy.

Frank Neelon Fund for Literature in Medicine: Wide Waters Fund: Established by an anonymous Established by friends and colleagues in honor of donor as a way to carry on the family tradition of Dr. Frank Neelon. Dr. Neelon is known throughout the philanthropy. medical community for his participation in the Osler

ANNUAL REPORT JULY 1, 2005 – JUNE 30, 2006 21 New Funds July 1, 2005 – June 30, 2006 (continued)

FIELD OF INTEREST FUNDS Triangle a permanent resource to benefit the region he so loved. Fletcher established three other funds at The Shannon E. St. John Philanthropy Endowment: the Foundation during his lifetime. A field-of-interest endowment created to honor Shannon E. St. John’s two decades of leading AGENCY FUNDS Triangle Community Foundation. The fund will support a range of projects, such as a visiting lecture series Goodwin House Fund of Preservation North in philanthropy, internships and scholarships at local Carolina: An endowed agency fund created by universities or at the Foundation for training future Preservation NC to maintain the Goodwin House philanthropic leaders, and research into philanthropic historic structure in Raleigh. trends affecting our community. The Foundation’s Board will ensure the endowment’s assets are used Katherine Malone-France Fund for the Burwell to keep the Triangle region on the cutting edge of School: An agency endowment to support the philanthropic trends, much like St. John did during historic Burwell School in Hillsborough, NC. It is her tenure as President. named in honor of Katherine Malone-France, a former Executive Director, who did much to UNRESTRICTED FUNDS promote and preserve this community resource.

Charles E. and Alberta B. Dolan Fund: An unrestricted Raleigh Charter High School Future Fund: endowment created by Alberta B. Dolan, in memory An agency fund established by Raleigh Charter of her husband, as a way to give something back to High School Parent Administrator Student Teacher the community where they lived and worked for Association (PASTA) for the benefit of Raleigh Charter many years. High School.

The Floyd Fletcher Fund: An endowed, unrestricted DESIGNATED FUNDS fund established through the Charitable Remainder Trust of the late James Floyd Fletcher, who passed R. Meade Christian, Jr. Safe Swimmer Scholarship away at the age of 90 in 2005. A graduate of Wake Fund: A designated endowment created in honor of Forest and UNC-Chapel Hill, Fletcher served in the Dr. R. Meade Christian, Jr. by Chapel Hill Pediatrics Navy during WWII and returned to Durham, where, & Adolescents—a medical practice Dr. Christian through the Capital Cities Broadcasting Corp., he helped to establish—his colleagues, patients and became one of the early pioneers of the television friends as a tribute to his many years of service to and broadcast industry in the community. Fletcher children and their families. The fund will provide was equally well-known for his civic involvement, needy children with scholarships to attend Camp including serving as one of the first Board members Chestnut Ridge and Camp New Hope, where the of Triangle Community Foundation. Fletcher was also children will learn how to swim and receive the full devoted to his family and his church. By creating camp experience. an unrestricted endowed fund, Fletcher leaves the

A group of Triangle Impact volunteers participating in a Streamwatch project to clean up litter and monitor water quality for the Umstead Coalition.

22 TRIANGLE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION Existing Funds Linking donors to community needs

Teams from Duke University (blue) and GlaxoSmithKline (orange) battle in a tug-of-war at the annual Triangle Asthma Walk, which raised more than $102,500 last year.

DONOR-ADVISED FUNDS Annalee Dale Cairns Memorial Fund ACBC Fund Cancer Immunotherapy Research Fund Adair Family Charitable Fund John Cannon Memorial Fund Agape Fund Carolina Scholarship Fund Taylor Alexandra Albert Fund for Children Carter Gordon Family Fund Aldridge Family Endowment Fund Cary Oil Fund Alpha Delta Scholarship Fund Castleton Foundation Fund Alpha Phi Alpha African Male Cavanaugh Family Fund Scholarship Endowment CBC/WRAL Community Fund American Airlines Kids Are Something E. and E. Chanlett Fund Special Endowment Chilton Family Fund Glenn and Suzanne Andrews Fund Donald Clarke-Pearson Runner’s Scholarship Fund Marcia Angle and Mark Trustin Fund Larry and Suzanne Coats Fund Anna Family/RESOLUTE Companies Charitable Fund Joseph H. and Barbara G. Collie Fund Anonymous Fund #2 Perry Colwell Fund Backyard Fund Ronald Gray Conrad Fund Tom Barber and Shannon St. John Family Funds Stephen and Sandra Corman Fund Wade Barber Fund The Coronaca Fund Bass Walter Fund Courageous Heart Fund Beal Fund Ellis and Bettsy Cowling Donor-Advised Fund Becton Tannenbaum Fund Alexis LeDantec Beatrice Creedon Memorial Fund Bell-Blackburn Deviants From The Norm Fund Crow Family Funds Benezra Fund John and LouAnne Crumpler Family Fund Bergman Fund Crystal Fund Berkshire Fund Daley Investments Fund Bilbro Educational Fund Mr. and Mrs. Frank Daniels, III Charitable Fund Donald L. and Maryann Bitzer Family Fund Josephus Daniels Charitable Fund James Christopher Black Fund Julia and Frank Daniels Funds Stanley Black Family Fund Lucy Cathcart Daniels Charitable Fund Christie Wilander Blum Charitable Fund de Grange Endowment Fund Borden Family Fund Arthur S. and Martha D. DeBerry Advised Fund Kirk and Deanne Bradley Fund Deepwood Fund John and Katherine Bratton Fund Denali Fund BRB Fund Ron E. and Jeanette R. Doggett Endowment Fund Bringing Joy Fund Dougherty Family Charitable Trust Fund Larry and Patricia Brock Family Fund Durham Cerebral Palsy Foundation Fund Frederick P. Brooks, Jr. and Nancy G. Brooks Durham Rotary Community Fund Donor-Advised Fund East Chapel Hill Rotary Club Foundation Fund Adam and Lissa Broome Charitable Fund Eclectic Chameleon Endowment Dave Brumitt Fund Eleanor and Joseph Fund Alice and Lance Buhl Fund Gertrude B. Elion Fund for Health Research

ANNUAL REPORT JULY 1, 2005 – JUNE 30, 2006 23 Existing Funds (continued)

Caring Community volunteers raise awareness about cancer treatment and its costs.

Emshoff Family Fund Julia Ann Harrison Memorial Scholarship Fund Ender Family Fund Hartman Family Fund Entrepreneurs Philanthropic Venture Fund Clark and Karen Havighurst Fund Bettie Ann Whitehurst Everett Memorial B. T. Henderson, II Family Fund Endowment Fund Margaret and Carl Hibbert Charitable Fund H. Spencer Everett, Jr. Charitable Fund Debbie L. Hill Fund H. Spencer Everett, Jr. Family Endowment Fund Hill Family Fund 2 Fair Fund George H. Hitchings Fund for Health Research Fear Not Fund and Science Education Fellowship Fund Samuel M. and Margaret U. Holton Fund Fizz Fund Holzworth Family Fund Fletcher Fund for Health Home Health Foundation of Chapel Hill Stuart Berg Flexner Memorial Fund Endowment Fund Four Feathers Fund The Hornberger Family Fund George and Isabel Fowler Fund George and Alice Horton Fund Doris and Claire Freeman Fund (in honor of Raymond Horton-Carr Fund H. Goodmon, III and James F. Goodmon) Dan Hudgins Summer Child Care Fund Frey Family Charitable Fund Hulka Family Endowment Fund Fritsch Family Fund Joan C. and Robert R. Huntley Fund Garda Funds Fred and Nancy Hutchison Fund John R. Garrabrant and Edgar C. Garrabrant, II Gray and Betsy Hutchison Fund Memorial Scholarship Fund InSight Fund Greg Gephart Fund Jack Fund Gilgor Family Fund Brenda D. Jamerson Fund Gilligan-Smiley Fund Jane and Jim Fund Tom and Pat Gipson Fund Janssen Family Charitable Fund Grace Alston Glass Fund for Home Caregivers Jenny Fund Golden Corral Charitable Fund Jenny I Fund Good Works Fund John 3:16 Fund James F. Goodmon Family Fund Orlan and Cornelia Johnson Family Fund Gore Family Fund Howard Allen Johnston Fund R. Wensell and Marion Norris Grabarek Fund Jokencyn Fund Greenwood Group/Manpower Charitable Fund Jones Family Fund Grissom Family Fund J. A. Joseph Family Fund William Victor and Frances Claire Groder William and Mary C. Joslin Fund Memorial Fund JSR Fund Stacy Guess Fund Jubilee Fund Umesh and Usha Gulati Charitable Fund Just A Nutter Book Fund Halcyon Fund Margaret Q. Keller Endowment John Michael Hale Memorial Fund Banks and Dorothy Kerr Fund Ken and Maidi Hall Fund Kate Parks Kitchin Scholarship Fund Robbie Hardy Endowment Fund Sarah and George Klunk Fund B. W. Harris, III Family Fund Harold Kohn Fund The Harris Family Fund Kimo and Wendy Kong Fund Steve and Chasie Harris Fund Dot and Grey Kornegay Fund

24 TRIANGLE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION Kristen Fund Gerald and Stephanie Roach Family Fund Mark and Cynthia Kuhn Family Fund Ernest C. and Constance B. Roessler Fund Roger and Beth Lamanna Family Fund E. T. and Frances Rollins Endowment Fund Grandchildren of Margaret Jones and David and Susan Rosenberg Family Fund Eugene Lear Fund Michael Rosenberg Family Fund Leslie Family Fund Rotary Club of Chapel Hill Advised Fund Levit Family Fund Kenneth C. Royall, Jr. Fund Lia Fund Royalty Fund Peter T. Loftin Foundation Fund Ruina Family Fund Lunsford Padilla Fund Clyde and Hildegard Ryals Fund Bob Lynch and Lisa van Capelle Charity Trust Fund Leonard and Virginia Safrit Family Funds Elizabeth and Robert Lyon Fund SALI Generations Fund Margaret and Ross Macdonald Charitable Fund Charles A. and Elizabeth Ann Sanders Funds Magnolia Fund Sangha Fund Louis and Fay Maira Scholarship Fund SAS Charitable Fund Mallernee Family Fund Howard and Lyn Satisky Family Fund Isaac Hall Manning, Jr. Award for Excellence Scarborough-Hart Fund in Patient Care Schmidt-Nielsen and Claesson Family Fund Grier and Louise Martin Fund Schmitz Family Fund James W. Mason Memorial Fund Schneider Family Fund James H. and Connie M. Maynard Fund Anthony and Stella Schomberg Fund Janet and Verne McKenzie Charitable Fund Schuetz Family Fund Mary Margaret McLeod Fund For Deserving Scott Family Endowment Fund Children in Lee County Sethi Family Trust Fund Alice Lenora McNeely Memorial Fund Robert and Pearl Seymour Fund Mechanics & Farmers Bank Fund Lopa Shah Fund Peter J. and Prudence F. Meehan Fund Debbie Shelton Memorial Fund Mekye Malcolm Memorial Endowment Fund William W. and Jane B. Shingleton Fund Meyer Family Fund Sholtz Family Fund Micah Fund Thomas E. and Joan L. Sibley Endowment Fund Moe-Green Family Fund Slifkin-Freemark Family Fund Moore Family Fund Smiley-Gilligan Fund Claude Morton, Jr. Scholarship Fund Kassel Smit “Make a Difference” Fund Mumma Family Fund Smith Anderson Blount Dorsett Mitchell & Jernigan, Native American Health Education Fund LLP Community Fund James F. and Alice B. Newsome Endowment Fund Charles Harrison Smith, III Scholarship Fund NGAAP Fund D. Joe and Victoria Smith Fund Frances W. Nipper Fund James I. and Nancy S. Smith Fund Noël Family Fund SOUL (Save Our Undeveloped Land) Fund North Carolina American Indian Fund Southeast Technology Fund North Carolina Jaycee Scholarship Fund SRW Charitable Fund Oak Fund John H. E. Stelling Fund Oakland Fund James A. Stewart and Frances Dyer Fund Robert G. Olander Fund Stidham Family Endowment Ryan Page Memorial Fund Shaler and Carolyn Stidham Fund Parker Family Fund Christopher and Michele Stone Family Fund Joseph S. Parker, Jr. and Loretha Brooks Stringfellow Family Charitable Fund Parker Fund Sunshine Fund Pascal Strom Family Funds Tim and Judy Taft Fund Pass It On Fund Richard B. and Marian E. Taylor Fund Mike and Mary Patterson Family Fund Telemark Fund Erle and Mary Peacock Charitable Fund Tepper Family Fund Petersen/Young Fund Philip “J” Thomas Memorial Endowment Phoenix Fund ThreeSpokes Fund Pilgrim Fund Allen and Kate Douglas Torrey Fund Plachetka Family Fund Phil and Travis Tracy Family Fund Irene Rand Poole Endowment Fund Tyler/Berger Family Fund Barry L. Poss Fund Carolyn Underwood Fund Charles Chase Pratt Memorial Fund Agnes and W. L. Van Sant Fund Preddy Family Fund VanSant Family Fund Presnell Family Fund Indu and Mahesh Varia Family Funds Nancy and Edwin Preston Fund Ventana Community Funds Truby G. Proctor College Opportunities Fund Vision Fund Proia Family Fund Michael Warner and Elizabeth Craven Fund Psychiatric Wellness Fund Dr. Charles DeWitt Watts, Sr. Memorial Fund Caroline M. Punte Fund Weaver Charitable Fund Steve Quessy and Marna Doucette Fund Weisler Family Fund Harold & Robin Quinn Fund Burton J. and Nan S. Weiss Fund Quintiles Gives Back Fund Wellspring Fund Joseph and Xiaomei Li Reckford Fund Marvin and Dianne Welton Fund Rete Mirabile Fund Jennifer Lail and Daniel Wertman Family Fund Anna Louise Reynolds Fund Monty and Nancy White Fund Rickenbacker Fund Whitton and England Fund

ANNUAL REPORT JULY 1, 2005 – JUNE 30, 2006 25 Existing Funds (continued)

Widmark Family Fund Margot M. Richter Fund Wilcox-Berteel Family Fund Margot Meyer Richter Endowment Fund H. M. Wilson, Jr. Memorial Children’s Fund Scaief-Gustaveson Fund Thomas G. and Nancy L. Wilson Funds Kathryn (Kay) Segee Memorial Fund Katherine and Frank Woodman Memorial Fund Send A Kid To Camp Funds Woodson Family Fund Faith and Arnold Shertz Fund Yager Fund Asa T. and Elna B. Spaulding Endowment Fund Young Family Fund St. Luke’s Circle Endowment Fund Youth Pro Musica Fund Claude and Adele Thomas Fund Triangle Community Foundation Educational UNRESTRICTED FUNDS Assistance Fund Bank of America Leadership Triangle Village Companies Foundation Endowment Endowment Fund Barrie Wallace Fund for the Arts Central Carolina Bank Endowment Kathryn H. Wallace Endowment for Artists in James E. and Margaret R. Davis Endowment Community Service Alice F. Eure Charitable Endowment Fund Carl G. Ward Fund Bobbie Fletcher Fund William Taylor-Lillie Mae Jones Fund Freudenberg Nonwovens Fund Wright Refuge Building Fund GlaxoSmithKline Endowment Fund Wright Refuge Fund George Watts Hill Fund George and Beverly Hitchings Endowment Fund AGENCY AND DESIGNATED FUNDS Howland-Dawson Community Endowment Fund Thomas S. Kenan, III Endowment Funds Benefiting The Arc of Durham County Manuel, Fotini, and Otis Capsalis Memorial Arc of Durham Co. Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Vassiliades Memorial Endowment for the Arc Mitsubishi Semiconductor Community Ventures Fund of Durham County Peoples Security Insurance Endowment Fund Regional Community Endowment Fund Arc of Orange County, Inc.—Clara Council Fund John and Otelia Stewart Endowment Fund The Arc of Wake County Fund Triangle Community Foundation Operating Funds Grace L. Avery African-American Scholarship Fund Beryl Fund FIELD-OF-INTEREST FUNDS Better Health Endowment Fund Margaret G. Altvater Fund for Education Alton L. Bland, Jr. Memorial Fund Robert Franklin Black Scholarship Fund Julia Preston Brumley and George William Brumley, III Funds Benefiting Needham Broughton High School Family Memorial Fund Alumni Association Catalyst Project Funds Needham Broughton High School Alumni Donna Cederberg and John Cederberg (sister and Association Fund brother) Memorial Endowment Fund Mial Williamson Memorial Fund Minnie E. Chandler Endowment Fund Benjamin Watson Woodruff Fund Chester and Jessie May Clark Endowment Fund Community Group Houses Fund Boys and Girls Club of Wake County James O. Duncan Fund Endowment Fund Frank U. and Nelle Crowell Fletcher Fund Fred and Shirley Brown Memorial Scholarship Fund Fordham Fund II Capital Area Preservation Endowment Fund Fund for Women and Girls of Durham Caring House Management Reserve Fund Jeannette A. Gates Fund Carolinas Council of Housing, Redevelopment & Claude and Eleanor George Fund Codes Officials Scholarship Endowment Fund GlaxoSmithKline Opportunity Scholarship Fund Carver Fund for The Opera Company of Beth Glenn Memorial Scholarship North Carolina Elizabeth Wade Grant Endowment Fund Hanley-McCall Fund Chamber Orchestra of the Triangle Endowment Fund to Hil-Car Harris Fund support endowed chairs of the Orchestra including: Willie B. and Bruce A. Hill, Sr. Charitable Fund Chair Endowments Shaver Hitchings Scholarship Fund The Giorgio Ciompi Chair for the Violin Patricia J. Hughes Fund Established by Mary and James Semans Linda A. Ironside Fund for the Arts The Deborah and Arthur Finn Chair Susan B. King Far Side Fund Elizabeth Lindquist and Jeffrey Kerr-Ritchie Chair F. M. Kirby Endowment for Corporate Philanthropy Concertmaster Endowment Etta Laikin Endowment Fund The Gettes Family Chair Litwack Family Endowment Podium Endowments Mason’s Apron Fund The Eva Eliel Chair Peter John Neal Memorial Scholarship Fund The Mary and James Semans Chair John Nelson and Corinne Moreno Scholarship Fund Principal Chair Endowments George and Mary Newton Scholarship Fund The Gregory Bateson Assistant Concert Master Chair Norburn Family Fund The Blythe Family Principal Violin II Chair Optimist Club of Durham Fund The Louella Arnold Cammack Memorial Chair Quota Club of Durham Established for Visiting Artists Mel and Zora Rashkis Endowment Fund The Susan Jennifer Gettes Principal Bassoon Chair 26 TRIANGLE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION The Trois Edwin Johnson Principal Cello Chair Tommy Goldberg Memorial Scholarship Fund The David Lindquist Principal Trombone Chair Dr. John Grimes Endowment for the The Carol Boren Owens Memorial Chair Durham Symphony Established for the Principal Viola Gryphon Fund The Anna and Simon Schwarz Principal George R. Herbert Scholarship Fund Clarinet Chair Helen E. Heusner Endowment Fund The Waldenberg Family Principal Bass Chair Hillside Class of ‘66 Alumni Scholarship Fund Robert Ward Chair for Composition Established by Historic Preservation Foundation of NC Inc. Horst and Ruth Mary Meyer Endowment Fund The Charles M. and Shirley F. Weiss Principal Joel M. Hobby, Jr. Endowment for the Oboe Chair Raleigh Rescue Mission The Whitehall at the Villa Principal Flute Chair Holderness Fund Special Endowment Gift Allison Elizabeth Hoof Memorial Fund Thomas F. Kenan, III Junior League of Durham & Orange Counties Endowment William A. and Josephine D. Clement Henry and Dorothy Lingle Kamin Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Pat Kelley Academic Achievement Award Fund Honey Kirschbaum Memorial Endowment Funds Benefiting the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Public Learning Together Endowment Fund School Foundation Love Trust for the benefit of Chapel Hill Public Anne Craig Barnes Education Enrichment Library Foundation Endowment Fund Chapel Hill High School/PTSA Chair in Funds Benefiting Make-A-Wish Foundation Humanities Fund of Eastern North Carolina Glaxo Wellcome Excellence in Teaching Science Tiffany M. Dockery Memorial Fund Award Fund Make-A-Wish Foundation of Eastern NC Inc. Kaiser Permanente Math and Science Endowment Teaching Chair Fund Zora Rashkis Teaching Chair in Language Arts Fund R. D. Smith Award Fund Phyllis Sockwell Chair for Excellence in Elementary Classroom Teaching Fund Bernadine Sullivan Teaching Chair in English Fund Upper Elementary Chair for Excellence in Teaching Innovation Fund

Chapel Hill-Carrboro YMCA Endowment Fund

Funds Benefiting Chrysalis Foundation For Mental Health William Hollister Endowment OPC Foundation for Mental Health Camp Endowment

Community Disaster Relief Fund Council for Entrepreneurial Development Fund Lucy Daniels Center Endowment Fund Catherine A. Dugger Memorial Fund

Funds Benefiting Duke Community Hospice Services Triangle Hospice Endowment Fund

Durham Arts Council Fund Durham Library Fund Kelsey Savage swims with the dolphins courtesy of Make-A-Wish Foundation of Eastern North Carolina. Funds Benefiting the Durham Public Education Network Carl Martin Theater Fund for the Durham School Josephine Clement Fund for Public Education of the Arts Durham Public Education Network Endowment Ruby Ennis Maynard Scholarship Fund Durham Public Education Network Scholarship Meals on Wheels of Durham, Inc. Management Endowment Fund Reserve Fund John H. Lucas Family Endowment for Wellness at Meals on Wheels of Wake County Fund for Hillside High the Future Richard K. Meyer Memorial Fund for ACRA Durham Striders Endowment Fund Montessori Community School Fund Eno River Endowment Anne Nichols Moore Endowment for Volunteer Center Mark Estill Endowment for Mary Neal of Durham Child Care Center Morse Integrative Strategies Endowment Fletcher Performing Arts Fund Fred and Margie Fletcher Volunteer Award Fund Charles F. T. Nakarai Fund for Piano Competition Garner Road Young Men’s Christian Association George W. and Mary H. Newton Endowment Endowment Fund North Carolina Amateur Sports The Gibbs Endowment Fund Endowment Fund

ANNUAL REPORT JULY 1, 2005 – JUNE 30, 2006 27 Existing Funds (continued)

Volunteers at El Vinculo Hispano/Hispanic Liaison

North Carolina Fund Legacies Fund Judy and Johnnie Smith Endowment Fund North Carolina Grassroots Science Museum St. Cecilia Fund Collaborative Endowment Fund St. George’s Episcopal Church Organ North Carolina Hispanic College Fund Endowment Fund Tammy Lynn Memorial Foundation Inc. Funds Benefiting North Carolina Endowment Fund Museum of Life and Science Nora K. Nicholson Scholarship Fund Funds Benefiting Threshold North Carolina Museum of Life and Science Threshold Endowment Fund Endowment Fund We Are Not Alone Fund Frank Smullin Arts & Technology Fund Tobaccoland Kiwanis Fund for Lincoln Community Funds Benefiting the North Carolina Health Center School of the Arts Jane Joyner Endowed Scholarship Fund Funds Benefiting Triangle Land Conservancy North Carolina School of the Arts Endowment Herman Howe and Gladys Otten Fussler Endowment Fund John A. Parker Fund Logan Irvin Stewardship Fund Dr. Carl N. Patterson Memorial Fund Willis Alton & Margaret Baker Reid Stewardship Fund Planned Parenthood of Orange and Durham Counties Endowment Fund Funds Benefiting Triangle United Way Triangle United Way Capacity-Building Fund Funds Benefiting the Alice Aycock Poe Triangle United Way Legacy Society Fund Center for Health Education Laura Bailey & Claire Elisabeth Avery Fund United Way of Chatham County for the Poe Center Endowment Fund Building Healthy People Fund Wake County Bar Association Foundation Fund Poe-Smith Endowed Scholarship Fund Funds Benefiting Wake County Public Library E. K. Powe Memorial Fund Henry Miller Memorial Fund for the Wake County L. Richardson Preyer Endowment for the NC Public Library Fund Coastal Federation Wake County Public Library Fund Puckett-Strickland Fund Susan Ribet Martin and Grace Ribet LeRoy Walker Endowment for John Avery Memorial Scholarship Boys and Girls Club Betsy B. Rollins Fund for Hunger in Durham Philip Watts Foundation Fund Rotary Club of Chapel Hill Fund Richard E. Whitted Fund Richard S. and Sylvia G. Ruby Fund F. Carter Williams Architectural Endowment Ruffin/Edwards Academic Development H. Glenn Williams CIS Endowment Funds Scholarship Fund Women In Action Endowment Fund Sister Cities of Durham Endowment for Women’s Center Endowment Fund International Understanding

28 TRIANGLE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION Grantmaking 2,118 grants $11.3 million to the community

In fiscal year 2005-2006, Triangle Community Foundation partnered with fundholders to demonstrate a commitment to making a positive impact with 2,118 grants totaling more than $11.3 million. In addition, 96 individuals were awarded scholarships totaling nearly $350,000 via funds housed at the Foundation. Through the Send A Kid To Camp™ program, fundholders and other donors also made the dream of attending a summer camp come true for 600 disadvantaged children in the Triangle.

While a substantial portion of these dollars remains in the Triangle, support was also provided to projects throughout North Carolina, the United States and abroad. The Foundation thanks all who helped make a difference in the region and beyond.

Grants July 1, 2005 – June 30, 2006

ANIMAL-RELATED ARTS, CULTURE AND HUMANITIES 2nd Chance Pet Adoptions, Inc...... 1,000.00 Ackland Art Museum ...... 5,500.00 Animal Protection Society of Durham ...... 4,000.00 African American Dance Ensemble ...... 5,500.00 Animal Protection Society of Orange County . .500.00 American Dance Festival ...... 2,000.00 Best Friends Animal Society ...... 2,500.00 Arts NC State ...... 1,000.00 Chatham Animal Rescue and Education . . . .250.00 ArtsCenter ...... 5,250.00 Forsyth Humane Society ...... 500.00 Artsplosure ...... 4,000.00 Independent Animal Rescue, Inc...... 3,000.00 Barrett Friendly Library ...... 1,000.00 Louisiana SPCA ...... 7,050.00 Berkshire Children’s Chorus ...... 300.00 Morris Animal Refuge ...... 1,000.00 Berkshire Choral Festival ...... 1,050.00 NC Wildlife Federation ...... 500.00 Burning Coal Theatre Company ...... 25,500.00 NC Zoological Society ...... 11,250.00 Capital Area Preservation, Inc...... 1,999.69 Noah’s Wish ...... 1,000.00 Carolina Ballet ...... 10,800.00 Oregon Humane Society ...... 250.00 Carolina Performing Arts— Piedmont Wildlife Center ...... 750.00 UNC-Chapel Hill ...... 16,250.00 SPCA of Pinellas County ...... 10,000.00 Carolina Theatre ...... 7,750.00 SPCA of Wake County ...... 1,350.00 Carter Center ...... 250.00 World Wildlife Fund ...... 1,000.00 Center for Documentary Studies ...... 5,500.00 $45,900.00 Chamber Orchestra of the Triangle ...... 7,392.11

Piedmont Wildlife Center

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Chautauqua Institution ...... 3,000.00 NC Theatre ...... 5,000.00 Chicago Children’s Theater ...... 318.84 NC Writers’ Network ...... 20,000.00 Choral Society of Durham ...... 500.00 NC Youth Tap Ensemble ...... 500.00 Civil War Preservation Trust ...... 10,250.00 NCSU Friends of the Gallery ...... 500.00 Classical Voice of North Carolina ...... 5,250.00 Opera Company of NC ...... 8,966.70 Colonial Williamsburg Foundation ...... 1,000.00 Organization of American Historians ...... 500.00 The Community Chest, Inc...... 1,000.00 Penland School of Crafts ...... 500.00 Contemporary Art Museum ...... 5,000.00 Pinehurst Historic Preservation Foundation . .300.00 Doc Arts ...... 1,000.00 Piven Theatre Workshop ...... 500.00 Duke Performances ...... 250.00 PlayMakers Repertory Company ...... 4,250.00 Duke University Museum of Art ...... 10,000.00 Pope House Museum Foundation ...... 10,000.00 Durham Arts Council ...... 219,985.53 Preservation North Carolina ...... 8,346.02 Durham Symphony ...... 100.00 Raleigh City Museum ...... 5,000.00 Early Music America ...... 5,000.00 Roanoke Island Historical Assoc...... 10,000.00 Empowerment Project ...... 1,000.00 Seed Savers Exchange ...... 1,000.00 Exploris ...... 500.00 Sister Cities of Durham ...... 9,781.23 Handmade in America ...... 5,000.00 St. Joseph’s Historic Foundation ...... 250.00 Hillforest Historical Foundation ...... 7,009.78 Theatre Or, Inc...... 250.00 Historic Hillsborough Commission ...... 500.00 UNC Center for Public Television Horatio Alger Society of Distinguished Foundation ...... 6,750.00 Americans, Inc...... 2,000.00 UNC Dept. of Music ...... 25,000.00 Human Kindness Foundation ...... 500.00 UNC Press ...... 2,500.00 Jewish Heritage Foundation/Rosenzweig United Arts Council of Raleigh Museum ...... 250.00 and Wake County ...... 22,400.00 Loren Withers Piano Competition ...... 738.22 Vietnam Veterans Against the War ...... 250.00 Louise Wells Cameron Museum of Art . . .25,500.00 Vineland Station Restoration Project . . . . .6,000.00 Mallarme Chamber Players ...... 500.00 Walltown Children’s Theatre ...... 13,700.00 Manbites Dog Theater Company ...... 250.00 WAMU 88.5 FM American Music Academy of Eastern Carolina . . . . .1,000.00 University Radio ...... 250.00 Music Associates of Aspen, Inc./Aspen WCPE Radio ...... 7,750.00 Music Festival and School ...... 500.00 William G. Enloe High School ...... 750.00 Music Mission Kiev ...... 500.00 WNCU-FM ...... 250.00 Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University . . .250.00 Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library . . . .5,000.00 National Academy of Science ...... 2,000.00 WSHA Radio ...... 300.00 National Building Museum ...... 250.00 WUNC Radio ...... 86,100.00 National Ethnic Coalition of Organizations . .250.00 $914,227.46 National Humanities Center ...... 15,750.00 National Trust for Historic Preservation . .28,000.00 CIVIL RIGHTS, SOCIAL ACTION, NC Master Chorale ...... 600.00 AND ADVOCACY NC Museum of Art Foundation ...... 144,900.00 American Civil Liberties Union Foundation . .250.00 NC Museum of History Associates, Inc. . . .4,381.00 American Institiute for Economic Research . .5,000.00 NC School of the Arts Foundation . . . . .12,258.34 Democracy North Carolina ...... 14,250.00 NC Symphony ...... 33,500.00 Durham County Dept. of Social Services . . . .500.00 El Pueblo, Inc...... 1,000.00 Equality NC Foundation ...... 3,933.03 Hemlock Foundation ...... 800.00 NAACP ...... 25,000.00 New Israel Fund ...... 500.00 Student Action with Farmworkers ...... 6,500.00 UNC Center for Civil Rights (UNC School of Law) ...... 15,000.00 $72,733.03

COMMUNITY, BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY Chapel Hill Service League ...... 500.00 Chapel Hill-Carrboro YMCA ...... 250.00 Community Development Foundation of Rocky Mount ...... 1,000.00 Community Reinvestment Assoc. of NC (CRA*NC) ...... 7,500.00 Corporation for Enterprise Development . .1,000.00 Dispute Settlement Center of Orange Co. . . .100.00 Durham Library Foundation ...... 250.00 El Centro Hispano ...... 250.00 El Centro Latino ...... 1,000.00 Foundation for the Carolinas ...... 750.00 Hard Love at the Theatre Or Fund for Southern Communities ...... 250.00 Historic Oakwood Cemetery ...... 1,000.00

30 TRIANGLE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION Leadership Triangle ...... 17,317.40 EDUCATION LimiTV Inc...... 15,000.00 Achievement Academy of Durham ...... 6,500.00 Little River Community Complex ...... 2,000.00 Alleghany High School ...... 1,500.00 NC Cooperative Extension Service ...... 1,000.00 Alumnae Association of Smith College . . .5,000.00 NC Rural Economic Development Center . . .600.00 Alumni Fund Association of Yale University . .275.00 NC Society of Hispanic Professionals . . . .7,528.00 Asheboro Randolph Chamber of NetCorps ...... 7,366.67 Commerce Foundation ...... 1,466.09 Project Vote Smart/Center for National Atlanta International School ...... 1,200.00 Independence in Politics ...... 250.00 Augustine Project Raleigh-Cary Jewish Federation, Inc...... 550.00 (Church of the Holy Family) ...... 3,500.00 Reason Foundation ...... 5,000.00 Cameron Park Elementary School ...... 2,092.66 Rotary Foundation of Rotary International . . .300.00 Campbell University ...... 16,000.00 Shriners Hospitals for Children ...... 4,000.00 Capitol Hill Day School ...... 250.00 Southern Rural Development Initiative . . . .1,000.00 Cardinal Gibbons High School ...... 1,500.00 Triangle Impact ...... 800.00 Carolina Friends School ...... 73,500.00 Triangle United Way ...... 45,250.00 Carrboro Branch Library ...... 250.00 Wildacres Leadership Initiative ...... 5,000.00 Carter Center ...... 500.00 WUNC Radio ...... 12,750.00 Cary Academy ...... 5,000.00 YMCA of the Triangle Area ...... 23,170.00 Central Elementary School ...... 2,000.00 YWCA of the Greater Triangle ...... 1,000.00 The Central High School Foundation . . . . .1,500.00 $163,732.07 Chapel Hill Public Library Foundation . . . .1,878.54 Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools/ CREATING A JUST AND Blue Ribbon Mentor Program ...... 9,500.00 SUSTAINABLE SOCIETY Chapel Hill-Carrboro Public Agricultural Resources Center ...... 100.00 School Foundation ...... 4,745.00 Amnesty International USA ...... 500.00 Chatham Hall ...... 85,000.00 Durham-San Ramon Sister Communities . . . .250.00 Children with Vision Tutorial Services . . . .2,000.00 Earth Policy Institute ...... 250.00 Collegiate School ...... 250.00 EarthJustice Legal Defense Fund ...... 250.00 Columbia University ...... 5,000.00 Environmental Defense Fund ...... 12,500.00 Columbia University/Assoc. of FINCA International ...... 750.00 Physicians and Surgeons Alumni ...... 5,000.00 Heifer Project International ...... 500.00 Communities In Schools of Wake County . .82,977.00 Human Rights Watch, Inc...... 500.00 Conover School ...... 1,833.39 Integrative Strategies Forum, Inc...... 92,232.38 Contemporary Science Center ...... 4,400.00 International Campaign for Tibet ...... 500.00 Converse College ...... 20,000.00 International Physicians for Prevention Cornell University ...... 5,000.00 of Nuclear War ...... 250.00 Creighton University ...... 500.00 IPAS ...... 7,000.00 Crossnore School ...... 1,000.00 Kenan Institute Asia ...... 1,175.00 Cumberland College ...... 300.00 National Peace Foundation ...... 500.00 Dartmouth College ...... 7,500.00 One World Market ...... 250.00 Davidson College ...... 10,000.00 Oxfam America ...... 32,000.00 DonorsChooseNC ...... 1,500.00 Physicians for Social Responsibility ...... 250.00 Duke School for Children ...... 13,000.00 Ploughshares Fund ...... 5,000.00 Duke University ...... 5,250.00 Rocky Mountain Institute ...... 2,000.00 Duke University Department Rural Advancement Foundation of Biology ...... 100,000.00 International–USA ...... 500.00 Duke University Development Office ...... 847.27 Second Harvest Heartland ...... 250.00 Duke University Divinity School ...... 5,000.00 Sierra Club Foundation ...... 500.00 Duke University Fuqua School of Business . .8,500.00 Southern Environmental Law Center . . . .28,000.00 Duke University Law School ...... 10,400.00 SURGE (Students United For A Duke University Medical Center Responsible Global Environment) . . . . .1,250.00 Department of Biochemistry ...... 20,559.44 Sustainable North Carolina (formerly Duke University Nicholas School known as Save Our State) ...... 20,000.00 of the Environment ...... 60,250.00 Union of Concerned Scientists ...... 1,250.00 Duke University School of Medicine . . . . .1,000.00 Witness for Peace ...... 500.00 Durham Academy ...... 26,111.34 $209,007.38 Durham County Literacy Council ...... 2,000.00 Durham Library Foundation ...... 600.00 CRIME AND LEGAL Durham Nativity School ...... 54,579.76 Carolina Justice Policy Center ...... 9,000.00 Durham Public Education Network . . . . .15,362.07 Center for Death Penalty Litigation ...... 500.00 Durham Technical Community Fair Trial Initiative ...... 25,000.00 College Foundation ...... 17,000.00 Judicial Watch ...... 400.00 Durham’s Partnership for Children ...... 10,000.00 Legal Aid of NC ...... 1,000.00 Dwight-Englewood School ...... 500.00 North Carolinians Against Gun E. K. Powe Elementary School ...... 751.31 Violence Education Fund ...... 5,250.00 East Carolina University Foundation . . .201,000.00 People of Faith Against the Death Penalty . . .250.00 East Chapel Hill High School ...... 750.00 Religious Coalition for a East Wake Education Foundation ...... 7,000.00 Nonviolent Durham ...... 2,000.00 Eckerd College ...... 250.00 Southern Poverty Law Center ...... 2,000.00 Efland-Cheeks Elementary School ...... 2,000.00 Summit House ...... 250.00 Elizabeth City State University $45,650.00 Foundation ...... 50,000.00 Emerson Waldorf School ...... 2,000.00

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Emma Conn Elementary ...... 621.12 Mekye Center ...... 2,000.00 Fairleigh Dickinson University ...... 2,500.00 Meredith College ...... 20,000.00 Family and Youth Achievement Center, Inc. 1,000.00 Mills College ...... 500.00 The Fletcher Academy ...... 2,000.00 Montclair Fund for Educational Excellence . .250.00 Florida State University Foundation ...... 250.00 Montreat College ...... 11,403.93 Foundation for Good Business ...... 500.00 Mt. Tabor High School ...... 2,500.00 Foundation of Shallowford Falls ...... 500.00 National Center for Science Friends of Princeton Univ. Library ...... 500.00 Education, Inc...... 3,000.00 Friends of the Chapel Hill Public Library . .7,009.79 National Merit Scholarship Friends of the Duke University Library ...... 250.00 Corporation ...... 1,000.00 Friends of the NC Maritime Museum . . . . .7,500.00 National Outdoor Leadership School . . . .1,000.00 Friends of the NC Museum of National Restaurant Assoc. Natural Sciences ...... 11,000.00 Educational Foundation ...... 10,000.00 Fund for Human Possibility ...... 5,000.00 NC Bankers Association Foundation ...... 700.00 G. C. Hawley High School National NC Center for the Advancement Alumni Assoc...... 500.00 of Teaching ...... 2,500.00 Gardner-Webb University ...... 5,000.00 NC Hospitality Educational George Watts Montessori Magnet School .2,280.00 Foundation ...... 1,000.00 Gilman School ...... 1,000.00 NC Museum of Life and Science ...... 12,880.28 Grady A. Brown Elementary School . . . . .2,000.00 NC Public Interest Research Greensboro College Foundation ...... 13,464.10 Group Education Fund ...... 750.00 Groton School ...... 2,341.72 NCCU Foundation ...... 250.00 Harvard College Fund ...... 2,500.00 NCCU Scholarships and Student Harvard School of Public Health ...... 1,000.00 Aid Office ...... 1,000.00 High Five: Regional Partnership for NCSU College of Design ...... 1,250.00 High School Excellence ...... 100,000.00 NCSU College of Engineering/NC Hill Center ...... 4,500.00 Engineering Foundation ...... 2,000.00 Hillside High School ...... 2,000.00 NCSU College of Humanities Hollins University ...... 5,800.00 and Social Science ...... 1,000.00 Hopkins School ...... 1,000.00 NCSU College of Management ...... 7,500.00 Hudson School ...... 1,000.00 NCSU Foundation ...... 22,486.30 Johns Hopkins University ...... 300.00 Needham B. Broughton Kenan-Flagler Business School Capital Foundation ...... 53,600.00 Foundation ...... 12,000.00 New Hope Elementary School ...... 1,918.17 Knox School ...... 500.00 New York University, Office of Learning Assistance, Inc...... 45,488.89 Development, Alumni Association ...... 250.00 Learning Together, Inc...... 4,384.76 North Carolina Central University ...... 1,000.00 Louisiana Community and Technical Northern High School ...... 500.00 College System ...... 90,000.00 Northfield Mt. Hermon School ...... 1,000.00 Loyola University of Chicago ...... 500.00 Oldfields School ...... 1,000.00 Lucy Daniels Center for Ontario College of Art and Childhood Education ...... 1,284.80 Design Foundation ...... 167,127.20 Maureen Joy Charter School ...... 20,000.00 Orange Co. Literacy Council ...... 9,250.00 Medical College of Virginia ...... 250.00 Orange High School ...... 750.00 Medical Foundation of ECU ...... 250.00 Osher Life Long Learning Institute ...... 250.00 Medical Foundation of NC ...... 481,500.00 Pamlico Partnership for Children ...... 5,000.00

Budding artists at the East Wake Education Foundation

32 TRIANGLE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION Pathways Elementary School ...... 1,670.66 PC Workshop, Inc...... 1,000.00 Peace College ...... 7,250.00 Pennsylvania State University ...... 200.00 Pharmacy Foundation of NC ...... 25,000.00 Philip Watts Foundation ...... 1,000.00 Phillips Exeter Academy ...... 5,300.00 Pine Point School ...... 1,000.00 Pitt County Education Foundation ...... 7,000.00 Princeton University ...... 8,000.00 Project Graduation of Durham ...... 500.00 Public Education Network ...... 1,000.00 Radcliffe College ...... 500.00 Raleigh School ...... 3,500.00 Randolph Macon Woman’s College ...... 6,000.00 Ravenscroft School ...... 705,500.00 Read Seed, Inc...... 3,000.00 Robert C. Parker School ...... 55,854.30 A participant in SouthLight’s after-school program in Wake Rocky Mount Senior High School ...... 1,000.00 Forest, NC, proudly shows off her artwork. Ron Clark Academy ...... 10,000.00 RTI-PCCO ...... 9,350.00 University of Pennsylvania Salem Academy and College ...... 2,000.00 School of Medicine ...... 250.00 Samford University ...... 6,250.00 University of Virginia ...... 5,000.00 Sanderson High School ...... 250.00 Vanderbilt University ...... 5,000.00 Sandra Lerner Jewish Community Day Vassar College ...... 1,000.00 School of Durham/Chapel Hill ...... 5,000.00 VMI Foundation ...... 500.00 Sarah Lawrence College ...... 12,000.00 Wake County PTA Council ...... 500.00 Sayre Area High School ...... 2,000.00 Wake Education Partnership ...... 82,000.00 Sci Works ...... 1,000.00 Wake Forest University ...... 4,000.00 Sea Education Assoc., Inc...... 10,000.00 Wake Forest University School of Law . . . .2,000.00 SeeSaw Studio ...... 1,000.00 Wake Technical Community Sigma Xi Center ...... 250.00 College Foundation ...... 3,000.00 Skidmore College ...... 500.00 Wayland High School Scholarship Smith College ...... 1,000.00 Committee ...... 500.00 St. Mark’s School of Texas ...... 5,000.00 Winston-Salem Street School ...... 5,000.00 St. Mary’s School ...... 38,500.00 Woodberry Forest School ...... 1,300.00 St. Peter Catholic School ...... 15,000.00 Wright School ...... 3,000.00 St. Peter’s Prep ...... 5,000.00 Yale Law School Fund ...... 1,000.00 St. Timothy’s School ...... 4,270.00 Yale University Office of Development . . .10,000.00 Sweet Briar College ...... 500.00 Youth Life Foundation of the Triangle . . . . .1,000.00 Taft School ...... 100.00 $4,310,123.76 Three Rivers Wilderness Program, Inc...... 250.00 Triangle Reading Service ...... 1,000.00 EMPLOYMENT Trinity Academy ...... 731,222.00 Good Work ...... 93,500.00 Trinity College ...... 1,000.00 SEEDS, Inc...... 6,100.00 Trinity School of Durham/Chapel Hill . . . .1,000.00 $99,600.00 Tulane University Medical Alumni Association ...... 250.00 ENVIRONMENT UNC Arts and Sciences Foundation . . . .10,000.00 American Farmland Trust ...... 250.00 UNC Asheville ...... 500.00 American Rivers ...... 250.00 UNC Cashier’s Office ...... 5,500.00 Appalachian Mountain Club ...... 800.00 UNC Chancellor’s Club ...... 2,500.00 Appalachian Trail Conference ...... 250.00 UNC Dept. of English ...... 12,571.00 Bald Head Island Conservancy, Inc. . . . .10,500.00 UNC Greensboro ...... 9,301.00 Blue Ridge Environmental UNC Office of University Development . . .49,250.00 Defense League ...... 2,000.00 UNC Program in the Humanities ...... 2,750.00 Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation ...... 25,000.00 UNC School of Arts & Sciences/Carolina Botanical Gardens Foundation, Inc. . . . .25,750.00 Center for Jewish Studies ...... 400.00 Brookgreen Gardens ...... 1,000.00 UNC School of Education ...... 44,431.00 Carolina Farm Stewardship Assoc...... 3,000.00 UNC School of Journalism and Carrboro Parks Project ...... 200.00 Mass Communications ...... 10,000.00 Chesapeake Bay Foundation ...... 250.00 UNC School of Law ...... 300.00 Clean Energy Durham ...... 1,150.00 UNC School of Nursing ...... 500.00 Clean Water for NC, Inc...... 750.00 UNC School of Public Health ...... 37,500.00 Conservation Council of NC Foundation . . .500.00 UNC School of Social Work ...... 92,512.58 Conservation Fund ...... 500.00 Union Academy ...... 5,371.29 Conservation Trust for NC ...... 5,000.00 University of California San Francisco Defenders of Wildlife ...... 250.00 Foundation ...... 7,000.00 East Coast Greenway ...... 250.00 University of Denver ...... 250.00 Eno River Assoc...... 1,750.00 University of Michigan Environmental Federation of NC ...... 250.00 School of Business Administration...... 250.00 Forest Foundation ...... 500.00 University of New Mexico Forest Service Employees for College of Pharmacy ...... 25,000.00 Environmental Ethics ...... 250.00

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Friends of Dorothea Dix Park ...... 5,000.00 FOOD, AGRICULTURE AND NUTRITION Friends of the Earth ...... 250.00 Food Bank of Central & Greenpeace Fund ...... 250.00 Eastern North Carolina ...... 18,150.00 Haw River Assembly ...... 500.00 Food for the Poor ...... 500.00 League of Conservation Voters ...... 250.00 Friends of Triangle Seniors and Louisiana Environmental Action Food Assistance ...... 2,500.00 Network (LEAN) ...... 1,000.00 Inter-Faith Food Shuttle ...... 48,592.60 Malama Maha’ulepu ...... 500.00 Loaves and Fishes Ministry, Inc...... 1,000.00 National Audubon Society ...... 250.00 Mazon: A Jewish Response to Hunger . . . . .250.00 National Committee for the New River . . . . .500.00 Meals on Wheels of Durham ...... 17,250.00 National Park Foundation ...... 500.00 Meals on Wheels of Wake County ...... 5,750.00 National Wildlife Federation ...... 500.00 NC Hunters for the Hungry ...... 500.00 Natural Resources Defense Council ...... 250.00 Newport Roadrunners 4-H Club ...... 936.62 Nature Conservancy ...... 7,000.00 Shepherd’s Table Soup Kitchen ...... 1,500.00 Nature Conservancy, NC Chapter . . . . .13,500.00 $96,929.22 NC Botanical Garden Horticultural Therapy Program ...... 40,000.00 HEALTHCARE NC Coastal Federation ...... 2,074.48 AIDS Community Residence Assoc...... 1,915.00 NC Conservation Network ...... 3,500.00 Alice Aycock Poe Center for NC Forestry Foundation ...... 2,000.00 Health Education ...... 8,760.30 NC Rural Communities Assistance Project .2,000.00 Alliance Foundation for Community Health . .500.00 NC Waste Awareness and Alliance Medical Ministry ...... 6,000.00 Reduction Network ...... 500.00 ALS Assoc., Carolinas Chapter ...... 250.00 Northern Alaska Environmental Center . . . . .250.00 American Cancer Society ...... 1,750.00 Rails-to-Trails Conservancy ...... 250.00 American Diabetes Assoc...... 1,250.00 Sarah P. Duke Gardens ...... 13,250.00 American Health Assistance Save-The-Redwoods League ...... 250.00 Foundation (AHAF) ...... 250.00 Sierra Club, NC Chapter ...... 250.00 American Heart Assoc., NC Council . . . . .1,421.00 Student Conservation Assoc...... 250.00 American Heart Assoc., Triangle Land Conservancy ...... 97,033.53 Wake County Chapter ...... 1,500.00 Triangle Rails to Trails Conservancy ...... 250.00 Baptist Health Foundation ...... 1,500.00 Umstead Coalition ...... 250.00 Brain Tumor Center at Duke ...... 1,000.00 Wellfleet Conservation Trust ...... 250.00 Caring House, Inc...... 4,900.00 Wilderness Society ...... 250.00 Carolinas Healthcare System ...... 1,000.00 $273,258.01 Center for Child and Family Health NC . . .5,000.00 Chapel Hill Breast Cancer Foundation . . . .3,750.00 FAMILY SERVICES Children’s Flight of Hope ...... 500.00 Building Together, Inc...... 2,000.00 Children’s Miracle Network ...... 1,000.00 CARE ...... 1,000.00 Chrysalis Foundation for Mental Health . . .8,593.82 The Caring Community Foundation ...... 1,500.00 Cleft Palate Foundation ...... 10,000.00 Carol Woods Retirement Community . . . . .7,009.78 Community Health Coalition ...... 7,500.00 Duke Community Hospice Services ...... 524.05 Cornucopia House Cancer Durham County Department of Support Center ...... 7,025.00 Social Services ...... 12,930.00 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation ...... 500.00 Family Support Network of Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Northern Piedmont ...... 1,000.00 Carolina Chapter ...... 3,297.29 Family Support Network/UNC Doctors Without Borders USA ...... 1,500.00 School of Medicine ...... 5,000.00 Duke Cancer Patient Support Program . . . .1,050.00 Hispanic Liaison Program/El Vinculo ...... 500.00 Duke Community Hospice Services ...... 4,503.44 Hospice of Wake County ...... 83,000.00 Duke Comprehensive Cancer Center . . . .14,300.00 International Aid ...... 500.00 Duke Health Raleigh Hospital ...... 1,000.00 Masonic Home for Children ...... 1,405.25 Duke Heart Center ...... 4,000.00 Mission House for Women ...... 5,000.00 Duke University Department North State Bank ...... 1,000.00 of Ophthalmology ...... 10,000.00 Orange County Department Duke University Eye Center ...... 1,500.00 of Social Services ...... 5,000.00 Duke University Medical Center ...... 1,250.00 Salvation Army Divisional Headquarters . . . .500.00 Family Health Ministries ...... 1,500.00 Salvation Army, Durham Chapter ...... 2,250.00 FIGS of Wake County ...... 1,500.00 Salvation Army, Raleigh Chapter ...... 595.20 Foundation Fighting Blindness ...... 250.00 Salvation Army, Western Div...... 250.00 Franklin County Department of Aging . . . .7,500.00 Salvation Army World Friends of Residents in Long Term Care . . . . .500.00 Service Office ...... 17,500.00 Global Vaccines, Inc...... 2,000.00 Save The Children ...... 1,389.57 Hospice of the Piedmont ...... 500.00 UNC Hospice ...... 2,500.00 Human Development Resource Council . . .1,200.00 Universal Aid for Children, Inc...... 1,000.00 International Hospital for Children . . . . .45,000.00 Urban Ministries of Durham ...... 368.00 Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation . .11,500.00 Wake Co. Human Services ...... 17,660.00 Lance Armstrong Foundation, Inc...... 1,000.00 $171,381.85 League for the Hard of Hearing ...... 250.00 Leo W. Jenkins Cancer Center ...... 1,000.00

34 TRIANGLE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Raleigh Housing Fund, Inc. dba NC Eastern Chapter ...... 1,750.00 Emmaus House ...... 7,000.00 Lincoln Community Health Center ...... 1,500.00 Raleigh Rescue Mission ...... 249.00 Lineberger Cancer Research Rebuilding Together of the Triangle . . . . .25,000.00 Center, UNC ...... 10,000.00 Step-Up Ministry ...... 5,250.00 Make-A-Wish Foundation of Eastern NC . .9,901.75 Wake Interfaith Hospitality Network . . . . .2,000.00 NAMI North Carolina ...... 750.00 $251,964.82 National Emergency Medicine Association . .250.00 National Multiple Sclerosis Society, HUMAN SERVICES Central NC Chapter ...... 10,000.00 200 Club of Wake County ...... 250.00 NC Pediatric Society Foundation ...... 500.00 A Helping Hand ...... 14,800.00 New Hanover Regional Medical A. J. Muste Memorial Institute ...... 500.00 Center Foundation ...... 1,000.00 Arc of Durham County, Inc...... 5,300.89 Ochsner Clinic Foundation ...... 500.00 Arc of Greensboro ...... 1,465.82 Orange County Health Department ...... 5,223.40 Arc of Orange County ...... 356.18 Pathfinder International ...... 300.00 Arc of Wake County ...... 15,000.00 Pediatric IBD Network for Research Barium Springs Home for Children ...... 800.00 and Improvement ...... 2,000.00 BirthChoice ...... 2,000.00 Physicians for Reproductive Choice Bubel Aiken Foundation ...... 1,000.00 and Health ...... 250.00 Buck Hill Community Services ...... 1,000.00 Piedmont Health Services, Inc...... 3,500.00 Buddhist Peace Fellowship ...... 500.00 Planned Parenthood Health Systems . . . .10,000.00 CARE ...... 250.00 Planned Parenthood of Central NC . . . .232,621.89 CARE/Child Abuse Resource Pregnancy Support Services ...... 500.00 and Education ...... 20,000.00 Rex Hospital Foundation ...... 7,150.00 Carolinas Center for Hospice and Ronald McDonald House of Chapel Hill . .1,400.00 End of Life Care ...... 1,000.00 Ronald McDonald House of Durham . . . . .1,000.00 Catholic Charities USA ...... 600.00 SCI f Eyes ...... 1,200.00 Catholic Social Ministries ...... 5,332.60 Senior PharmAssist ...... 17,000.00 Charles House Assoc...... 8,140.00 SouthLight ...... 3,000.00 Chatham County Group Homes ...... 5,000.00 St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital . . . .1,550.00 Child and Parent Support Services ...... 2,000.00 Susan G. Komen Children’s Home Society of NC ...... 5,000.00 Breast Cancer Foundation ...... 500.00 Christian Life Home ...... 2,500.00 Triangle Christian Medical Fellowship . . . .5,000.00 Coalition to Salute America’s Heroes ...... 800.00 U.S. Fund for UNICEF ...... ,1501.00 Coro Northern California ...... 1,000.00 UNC Center for Women’s Durham Alumnae Delta House, Inc...... 1,000.00 Health Research ...... 1,500.00 Durham Crisis Response Center ...... 750.00 UNC Hospitals ...... 1,000.00 Durham Rescue Mission ...... 8,203.09 UNC Lineberger Comprehensive El Centro Latino ...... 1,400.00 Cancer Center ...... 7,509.78 Exchange Club Child Abuse Wake County Human Services ...... 750.00 Prevention Center of NC ...... 1,500.00 WakeMed Foundation ...... 1,250.00 Faithful Fools Street Ministry ...... 500.00 Watts School of Nursing ...... 2,000.00 Whitman College ...... 250.00 $536,073.67

HOUSING American Children’s Home ...... 1,465.82 Appalachia Service Project ...... 250.00 Baldwin County Habitat for Humanity . . . .2,500.00 Carolinas Council–Housing Redev. & Codes Officials ...... 39,000.00 DHIC, Inc. (formerly Downtown Housing Improvement Corp.) ...... 2,000.00 Durham Affordable Housing Coalition . . . .1,250.00 Durham Community Land Trustees ...... 250.00 Durham Rescue Mission ...... 1,500.00 Genesis Home ...... 3,000.00 Habitat for Humanity International ...... 1,000.00 Habitat for Humanity of Chatham County . .1,150.00 Habitat for Humanity of Durham County . .4,500.00 Habitat for Humanity of Orange County . .3,250.00 Habitat for Humanity of Wake County . .114,000.00 Habitat for Humanity Silicon Valley . . . . .10,000.00 Habitat Hand Me Up Store ...... 1,000.00 Homeless Empowerment Project ...... 250.00 Housing for New Hope ...... 12,400.00 Mission House for Women ...... 500.00 Orange Community Housing and Land Trust ...... 6,000.00 The Seaberry family with their new home built by Penick Village Foundation ...... 200.00 Habitat for Humanity of Wake County, one of two Pikes Peak Habitat for Humanity ...... 7,000.00 homes sponsored by the Golden Corral Charitable Fund of Triangle Community Foundation.

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Women In Action For The Prevention of Violence and Its Causes ...... 10,838.95 Women’s Center ...... 46,197.29 YMCA of the Triangle Area ...... 5,000.00 YWCA of the Greater Triangle ...... 10,000.00 $487,303.94

INTERNATIONAL Ashoka ...... 1,250.00 Bridge to Turkiye Fund ...... 6,353.00 CAF India ...... 2,023.31 Medicine for Mali ...... 500.00 Safe Passage/Camino Seguro ...... 500.00 Teleios Foundation ...... 500.00 $11,126.31

MEDICAL RESEARCH AIDS Community Residence Assoc...... 6,968.98 Alliance of AIDS Services–Carolina . . . . .1,950.00 American Brain Tumor Association ...... 500.00 American Lung Assoc. of NC, Central Area Office ...... 500.00 Arc of Orange County ...... 3,970.27 Ian Castaneda, Special Olympics Wake County athlete, Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation ...... 200.00 wins his swimming event. Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation of America, Carolinas Chapter ...... 1,000.00 Family House of UNC ...... 16,000.00 Duke Univ. Medical Center ...... 28,500.00 Family Violence and Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, Inc. . . . .1,750.00 Rape Crisis Services ...... 2,550.00 Medical Foundation of NC ...... 484,000.00 Family Violence Prevention Center Myelin Repair Foundation ...... 50,000.00 of Orange County ...... 1,800.00 National Meningitis Association, Inc. Friends of Orange County DSS ...... 4,460.00 National Multiple Sclerosis Society ...... 9,762.00 Friends of the Chapel Hill Parkinson’s Disease Foundation ...... 250.00 Senior Center ...... 500.00 Prevent Blindness NC ...... 1,500.00 Garner Road Family YMCA ...... 6,441.09 Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic . . . . .2,000.00 Guatemalan Student Support Group ...... 500.00 Virginia Home ...... 250.00 Healing Place of Wake County ...... 30,750.00 $595,101.25 Hospice Education Institute ...... 1,250.00 Interact ...... 100,500.00 MENTAL HEALTH Inter-Faith Council for Social Service . . . .14,440.00 Chrysalis Foundation for Mental Health . . . .680.00 International Committee of the Red Cross . . .250.00 Club Nova ...... 400.00 Kids ‘N Community Foundation ...... 3,000.00 Concern of Durham ...... 1,400.00 Little River Community Complex ...... 1,800.00 Duke Univ. Medical Center Malawi Children’s Village Foundation . . . . .250.00 Dept. of Psychiatry ...... 2,000.00 Masonic Home for Children ...... 4,296.70 Durham Center ...... 1,100.00 Mercy Ships ...... 500.00 El Futuro, Inc...... 1,600.00 Methodist Home for Children ...... 22,000.00 Foundation of Hope for Research and Muni Seva Ashram ...... 501.00 Treatment of Mental Illness ...... 500.00 Orange Congregations in Mission ...... 2,500.00 Mental Health Assoc. in NC ...... 250.00 Orange County Rape Crisis Center ...... 5,600.00 Mental Health Assoc. Orange-Chatham Friends of the in Orange County ...... 1,500.00 Guardian Ad Litem Program ...... 500.00 NAMI NC ...... 1,000.00 Our House Youth Wellness Centre ...... 350.00 NAMI of Orange County ...... 4,980.00 Project Compassion ...... 6,500.00 Threshold ...... 850.00 Raleigh Rescue Mission ...... 6,368.98 TROSA ...... 8,750.00 Residential Services, Inc...... 5,000.00 $25,010.00 Ronald McDonald House of Winston-Salem . .500.00 SAFEchild ...... 18,200.00 PHILANTHROPY, VOLUNTEERISM Salvation Army, Durham Chapter ...... 12,550.00 AND GRANTMAKING Salvation Army, Raleigh Chapter ...... 11,895.53 American Friends Service Committee . . . .1,250.00 Samaritan’s Purse ...... 14,000.00 Baton Rouge Area Foundation ...... 26,100.00 Sheets Adult Care Center ...... 1,000.00 Building Together, Inc...... 600.00 Special Olympics North Carolina ...... 2,465.82 Chapel Hill Public Library Foundation . . .11,650.00 Tammy Lynn Center for Community Foundation of Developmental Disabilities ...... 1,000.00 Greater Greensboro ...... 38,358.60 Triangle Family Services ...... 2,250.00 Council on Foundations ...... 10,630.00 UNC Dept. of Psychiatry ...... 2,000.00 Daily Dose Foundation ...... 1,000.00 United Way of Chatham County ...... 500.00 Daniel James McCarthy Memorial Fund . . .5,000.00 Urban Ministries of Wake County ...... 2,350.00 DonorsChoose ...... 1,000.00

36 TRIANGLE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION Durham Rotary Club Foundation ...... 14,295.00 RECREATION AND SPORTS Executive Service Corps Camp Highland ...... 250.00 of the Greater Triangle ...... 1,000.00 Camp Oak Hill ...... 2,275.00 Greater Greenville Foundation ...... 2,000.00 Camp Sea Gull/Camp Seafarer ...... 5,500.00 Greater New Orleans Foundation ...... 5,000.00 Durham Central Park ...... 1,000.00 Hispanics In Philanthropy ...... 55,500.00 Durham County Special Olympics ...... 500.00 Landfall Foundation ...... 2,000.00 Festival in the Park ...... 1,000.00 National Center for Family Philanthropy .10,000.00 Horse & Buddy ...... 5,000.00 National Heritage Foundation ...... 100.00 NC Amateur Sports Assoc...... 40,085.65 NC Community Foundation ...... 2,000.00 NC Tennis Foundation ...... 5,000.00 NC Community Shares ...... 250.00 PLAYSPACE Children’s Museum ...... 250.00 Neighborhood Funders Group ...... 5,500.00 Raleigh Parks and Recreation ...... 558.78 Raleigh-Cary Jewish Federation, Inc. . . . .18,364.77 SAR Adventures, Inc...... 3,750.00 Rocky Mount Area United Way ...... 500.00 Special Olympics North Carolina ...... 3,000.00 Spruce Pine Community Turnip Patch Park ...... 5,000.00 Hospital Foundation ...... 500.00 U.S. Handball Association ...... 2,500.00 Triangle United Way ...... 37,500.00 U.S. Seniors Golf Association United Way of Chatham County ...... 12,576.00 Memorial Fund ...... 500.00 United Way of Forsyth County ...... 26,000.00 UNC Athletic Dept...... 250.00 Vanguard Charitable Endowment ...... 14,769.35 WINGS Mentoring Program ...... 3,000.00 Vanguard Public Foundation ...... 25,000.00 YMCA of Kanawha Valley, Inc...... 1,000.00 Volunteer Center of Greater Durham . . . . .1,879.26 $80,419.43 $330,322.98 RELIGION AND SPIRITUALITY PUBLIC SAFETY AND DISASTER SERVICES Aldersgate United Methodist Church— AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety ...... 250.00 Chapel Hill ...... 10,000.00 American Red Cross ...... 5,250.00 All Saints Chapel American Red Cross, Central NC Chapter . .2,500.00 Preservation Foundation ...... 50,000.00 American Red Cross, Alliance of Baptists ...... 250.00 Orange Co. Chapter ...... 5,339.56 Alston Chapel Church ...... 250.00 American Red Cross, Triangle Chapter . .34,225.00 American Baptist Churches in the USA . . . . .250.00 American Red Cross, Arrow Leadership Upstate South Carolina Chapter ...... 250.00 International Ministries ...... 300.00 CAF India ...... 111,743.42 Beck’s Baptist Church ...... 1,475.98 Catholic Relief Services ...... 1,000.00 Benilde St. Margaret’s High School ...... 5,000.00 Direct Relief International ...... 1,500.00 Beth Meyer Synagogue ...... 5,500.00 Durham Co. EMS ...... 60,000.00 Bethlehem United Methodist Church ...... 150.00 Littleton Volunteer Fire Department ...... 250.00 Beyond Imagination Ministry ...... 10,000.00 Project Hope ...... 250.00 Billy Graham Evangelistic Assoc...... 800.00 San Francisco Chronicle Binkley Baptist Church ...... 2,000.00 Season of Sharing Fund ...... 250.00 Blacknall Memorial Presbyterian Church . .8,866.68 United Methodist Committee on Relief . . . .2,000.00 BraveHearts ...... 375.00 USO of North Carolina—RDU Center . . . . .250.00 Brooks Avenue Church of Christ ...... 51,750.00 $225,057.98 Cameron Church Cemetery ...... 197.27 Cameron United Methodist Church ...... 197.27 PUBLIC, SOCIETY BENEFIT American Legion Schley Post 452 ...... 655.00 Bread for the World ...... 300.00 Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors ...... 500.00 Chatham County Council on Aging ...... 5,000.00 Common Sense Foundation ...... 2,750.00 Duke University Terry Sanford Institute of Public Policy ...... 20,000.00 Durham People’s Alliance ...... 1,000.00 John Locke Foundation ...... 5,000.00 Mothers Against Drunk Driving Foundation . .250.00 NC Bar Association ...... 1,000.00 NC Center for Public Policy Research . . . .1,000.00 Newport Township ...... 250.00 Project Graduation of Chapel Hill/ Carrboro, NC, Inc...... 500.00 Town of Hillsborough ...... 1,000.00 UNC Department of City & Regional Planning ...... 1,000.00 White Ribbon Alliance for Safe Motherhood ...... 1,000.00 $41,205.00

Thomas rides a horse thanks to Horse & Buddy.

ANNUAL REPORT JULY 1, 2005 – JUNE 30, 2006 37 Grants July 1, 2005 – June 30, 2006 (continued)

Campus Crusade for Christ International . .11,250.00 Hayes Barton United Carolina Bible Camp, Inc...... 2,000.00 Methodist Church ...... 44,750.00 Cathedral of the Sacred Heart ...... 12,000.00 Haygood United Methodist Church ...... 200.00 Catholic Diocese of Raleigh ...... 16,500.00 Hester Baptist Church ...... 2,280.78 Center for Progressive Christianity ...... 500.00 Holy Trinity Lutheran Church ...... 50.00 Chapel Hill Bible Church ...... 2,524.00 Immaculate Conception Church ...... 6,000.00 Chapel Hill Zen Center ...... 500.00 Interfaith Alliance Foundation ...... 250.00 Chapel of the Cross ...... 2,800.00 International Students, Inc...... 1,000.00 Child Evangelism Fellowship International Teams ...... 1,570.00 of Durham Area ...... 500.00 InterServe ...... 1,000.00 Christ Episcopal Church ...... 1,200.00 Jain Study Center of NC ...... 10,500.00 Christ Fellowship Church ...... 7,500.00 Jews for Jesus ...... 300.00 Church of the Apostles ...... 1,000.00 Judea Reform Congregation ...... 9,100.00 Church of the Holy Family ...... 16,000.00 Knightdale Baptist Church ...... 1,118.05 Church World Service ...... 1,000.00 Littleton Baptist Church ...... 5,000.00 Colonial Baptist Church ...... 450.00 Mentorlink International ...... 5,250.00 Congregation of the Good Shepherd . . . .3,000.00 Mission to the World ...... 1,500.00 Crossroads Fellowship ...... 10,000.00 Missionaries of Charity ...... 501.00 Deaf Opportunity OutReach Neighbor to Neighbor Ministries ...... 2,000.00 (DOOR International) ...... 10,750.00 Newman Catholic Student Center Parish . .2,500.00 Duke Univ. Chapel ...... 250.00 Orange Grove Missionary Baptist Church . . .500.00 Durham-Chapel Hill Jewish Federation . . . .1,200.00 Orange United Methodist Church ...... 3,333.00 Edenton St. United Methodist Church . . .49,000.00 Our Lady of Lourdes ...... 500.00 Emmanuel International Ministries ...... 7,500.00 Potter’s Inn ...... 8,750.00 Eno River Unitarian Universalist Presbyterian Lay Committee ...... 800.00 Fellowship ...... 19,050.00 Providence Baptist Church ...... 500.00 Episcopal Relief and Development ...... 4,705.00 Pullen Memorial Baptist Church ...... 12,000.00 Epworth United Methodist Church ...... 3,500.00 Reformed University Ministries ...... 812.50 Fairview United Methodist Church ...... 1,465.82 Resource Center for Women and Fellowship of Christian Athletes ...... 2,372.68 Ministry in the South ...... 250.00 First Baptist Church ...... 309,500.00 Seminario De Gracia ...... 7,500.00 First Presbyterian Church ...... 42,300.00 St. Andrew the Apostle Catholic Church . .3,000.00 FOCUS (Fellowship of Christians St. Andrew’s On-The-Sound in Universities and Schools) ...... 2,500.00 Episcopal Church ...... 1,000.00 Focus on the Family ...... 1,000.00 St. Andrews Presbyterian Church ...... 3,000.00 Fore the Lord ...... 38,000.00 St. Benedict’s Monastery ...... 1,000.00 Foundation of the Heart ...... 575.00 St. Francis Xavier Parish ...... 1,000.00 Frank H. Kenan Chapel at Landfall ...... 1,000.00 St. George’s Episcopal Church ...... 754.46 The Gathering ...... 4,000.00 St. Mark’s Episcopal Church ...... 250.00 Gathering USA ...... 19,300.00 St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church ...... 8,000.00 Glendale Heights United St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church ...... 250.00 Methodist Church ...... 10,500.00 Temple Beth Or ...... 10,400.00 Grace Church ...... 6,000.00 Travis United Methodist Green Spring Presbyterian Church ...... 500.00 Church Foundation ...... 750.00 Grey Stone Baptist Church ...... 2,280.78 Trinity Forum ...... 40,000.00

Wateraerobics at the United Methodist Retirement Home

38 TRIANGLE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION Studying at the YMCA

Trinity United Methodist Church ...... 6,929.32 Common Cause Education Fund ...... 25,000.00 Union Theological Seminary ...... 1,000.00 The Community Backyard ...... 1,000.00 Unity of Faith Ministries ...... 1,000.00 Durham Companions ...... 250.00 University Presbyterian Church ...... 10,700.00 Durham P.R.O.U.D. Program ...... 47,500.00 University United Methodist Church . . . . .13,000.00 Emily Krzyzewski Family Life Center . . . .30,000.00 US Center for World Missions ...... 1,875.00 Foundation for Good Business ...... 500.00 Watts Street Baptist Church ...... 6,000.00 Friends of Orange Co. DSS ...... 500.00 Westminster Presbyterian Church ...... 12,295.32 Girl Scout Council of Coastal Carolina, Inc. . .936.62 White Memorial Girl Scout Council of Colonial Coast . . . . .3,275.16 Presbyterian Church ...... 12,500.00 Girl Scouts Hornets’ Nest Council ...... 1,465.82 White Plains United Girl Scouts of the Pioneer Council, Inc. . . .3,005.27 Methodist Church ...... 2,000.00 Girl Scouts of Western NC World Harvest Mission ...... 6,000.00 Pisgah Council, Inc...... 1,465.82 World Team ...... 10,750.00 Girl Scouts, Tarheel Wycliffe Bible Translators ...... 10,500.00 Triad Council, Inc...... 3,117.34 Young Life ...... 500.00 Girls on the Run of the Triangle, Inc...... 4,000.00 Young Life of Durham and Chapel Hill . . . . .300.00 Haven in Lee County ...... 11,500.00 Young Life of Nashville ...... 750.00 Impact Young Lives Foundation ...... 3,000.00 $1,068,654.91 John Avery Boys & Girls Club ...... 885.53 Junior Achievement of SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Eastern NC, Inc...... 5,000.00 American Association for the Kramden Institute, Inc...... 7,000.00 Advancement of Science ...... 250.00 NC Child Advocacy Institute ...... 1,000.00 Creative Commons Corporation ...... 910,000.00 NC Outward Bound ...... 250.00 National Academy of Engineering ...... 800.00 Oak Ranch ...... 500.00 $911,050.00 Pines of Carolina Girl Scout Council . . . .33,170.42 Rockingham County 4-H ...... 2,905.19 SOCIAL SCIENCE Salvation Army Boys and Institute for Southern Studies ...... 500.00 Girls Club of Durham ...... 10,000.00 NC Council on Economic Education . . . . .1,000.00 Sandhills Children’s Center ...... 10,000.00 $1,500.00 Sandhills Teen Challenge ...... 2,500.00 Special Discoveries, Inc...... 9,000.00 YOUTH DEVELOPMENT Training for Success Banks D. Kerr Family YMCA ...... 25,000.00 (From the Street to the Seat) ...... 3,200.00 Big Brothers Big Sisters Trust, Education, Safety, Support, of the Triangle ...... 3,200.00 Action (TESSA) ...... 12,500.00 Boy Scout Troop #567 ...... 2,975.87 UpLift Project, Inc...... 1,500.00 Boy Scouts of America, Cape Fear Council . .500.00 Volunteers for Youth ...... 2,400.00 Boy Scouts of America, William Paul Fearrington Foundation ...... 500.00 East Carolina Council ...... 1,465.82 Youth Creating Change ...... 500.00 Boy Scouts of America, Youth I.N.C. Occoneechee Council ...... 68,350.00 (Improving Non-Profits for Children ...... 500.00 Boys and Girls Club of Cabarrus County . .1,961.29 $372,360.15 Boys and Girls Club of Wake County . . .17,530.00 Boys and Girls Clubs of America ...... 500.00 $11,339,693.22 Chatham County Together ...... 9,050.00 Clubs in the City ...... 2,000.00

ANNUAL REPORT JULY 1, 2005 – JUNE 30, 2006 39 Scholarships July 1, 2005 – June 30, 2006

Alpha Delta Scholarship Fund ...... $7,000 Fred and Margie Fletcher Ryan Covington McMillan Volunteer Award ...... $558.00 Thomas Wooten Morgan Adopt A Park: Brentwood Garden Community William Adam Pearsall Adopt A Park: Community Advocates for Parks Thomas Zaliagiris, Jr. in Southeast Raleigh Athletic Volunteer: Mike Woinicki Alpha Phi Alpha African-American Male Award of Excellence: Frankie McDaniel Scholarship Endowment Fund ...... $1,000 Financial Contributor: KB Home Justin Wayne Gorham Greenway Volunteer: Kathleen Poulsen Park Volunteer: Marilyn Gordon The Bilbro Education Fund Program Volunteer: Fred Kelsay Teaching Excellence Award ...... $10,000 Project Volunteer: Amy Corbally Vickie Burlington Senior Adult Programs: Michael Reddyhoff Teen Volunteer: John Willis Robert Franklin Black Community Volunteer Group: David Connor & NCSU Women’s Leadership Scholarship Tennis Team Juki Automation Systems Scholarship ...... $2,000 John R. Garrabrant and Edgar C. Garrabrant, II Bryan Drossman (pictured) Memorial Scholarship ...... $4,000 Cameron Ashby Taylor Trey Cheek Memorial Fund Scholarship ...... $1,500 GlaxoSmithKline Opportunity Scholarships Lauren Ellis (group pictured below) Kena Eubanks Donald Clarke-Pearson Runners Jacqueline Hargrove Scholarship Fund ...... $5,000 Tiphanie Kornegay Natalie Bunch William Wood Pete Christopher Dan Gura Duncan Hoge Jordan Wingate

Josephine Clement Award ...... $1,571 Beth Maxwell James Maxwell James M. Schooler, Sr.

E. deGrange H. Scholarship Fund ...... $39,200 LaTasha Belton (pictured) Ashley Bennett Megan Litchfield Barbara Collie Green Scholarship ...... $2,000 Kari Overaker Sayre Area High School Sarah Quintero Shannon Sanderford Gryphon Fund—Angello/Chesson Jasmine Snipes Scholarship ...... $1,000 Jonathan Tyndall James O. Duncan Scholarship ...... $43,886 Shelley Varner Stacy Guess Outstanding Musician Scholarship ...... $1,000 Gertrude B. Elion Mentored Carla Salvo-Lewis Medical Student Research Award ...... $20,000 Julia Ann Harrison LeRon Jackson (pictured) Scholarship Fund ...... $2,000 Jill Rau Katharine Markley

Hillside Class of ‘66 Alumni Scholarship . . . .$500 Michelle Battle

40 TRIANGLE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION George H. Hitchings Fund for Health The Rotary Club of Chapel Hill Research and Science Education ...... $28,000 Advised Fund ...... $6,000 Paul Dorr Meredith Leigh McCoy Renee Ferrari Elizabeth Ellen McInerney Margaret Hennessey Andrew Mitchell Simpson Melissa Libertus Jordan Michael Wingate Erika Pfeiler Elizabeth Rach Shaver-Hitchings Scholarship ...... $1,500 Andrew Ravanelli Ty Dexter

Allison Elizabeth Hoof Kassel Smit “Make a Difference” Memorial Scholarship . . . .$4,500 Fund ...... $4,000 Jack Coman Lauren Hutson Meredith Robinson (pictured) Zachary Schilawski (pictured) Jennifer Scott Charles Harrison Smith, III Linda A. Ironside Fund Scholarship ...... $4,000 for the Arts Award ...... $2,000 Andrew William Trull Mary Haggerty Mary Shannon Johnstone Julee Snyder Superintendents Leadership Scholarship . .$75,000 Kathy Norcross Watts Jill Ann Adams Lauren Bauer Pat Kelley Achievement Award ...... $1,221 Lindsay Bryant Devan Neville Jamail Delwan Black Lauren Cox Kate Parks Kitchin Jelyse Dawson Scholarship ...... $3,000 Melinda George Sarah Johnson (pictured) Elizabeth Gilliam María Guillermo-Salinas Isaac Hall Manning, Jr. Yolanda Tia Hodges Award for Excellence in Rinchen Lama Patient Care Fund ...... $2,000 Maria Lopez Linda Carol Earp— Kathryn Miller Clinical Services Award Leslie Moore Patsy Morris— Alexandra E. L. A. Zagbayou Sanderson Support Services Award Mekina Saylor Annie de la Vergne Charles F. T. Nakaria Fund for Piano Competition ...... $738.00 Van and Luella Thomas Benjamin Freedman—1st place Family Scholarship ...... $500 Amelia Pak-Harvey—2nd place Anna Grey Sanders (pictured left) Tulsi Neo—3rd place Connie Wang—Honorable Mention Kathryn H. Wallace Endowment for Artists in Community George and Mary Newton Scholarship . . . .$4,000 Service Award ...... $1,600 Laura Hilton Peter Kramer The Mekye Center (pictured below) Nora K. Nicholson Scholarship Fund . . . . .$1,080 Stephen Hayes

North Carolina Jaycee Foundation Scholarships ...... $2,500 Tanner Brooks Biagini Anna Wooten Gaus Chelsea Hicks Carole Manning Laugton

Joseph S. Parker, Jr. and Loretha Brooks Parker Award ...... $500 Curtis Hines

Truby G. Proctor College Opportunity Scholarship ...... $24,000 Meredith Jackson Richard E. Whitted Scholarship ...... $1,500 Colleen Oldham Meredith McCoy Keosha Reid Ashley Pope

Susan Ribet Martin and Grace Ribet F. Carter Williams Architectural Memorial Scholarship ...... $1,000 Gold Medal Award ...... $5,000 Jacqueline Curry Macon Smith Chelsea Terrell LeQuiche Thomas Jacqueline Wilson ANNUAL REPORT JULY 1, 2005 – JUNE 30, 2006 41 The George H. Hitchings Society Building a legacy for generations to come

Triangle Community Foundation established the George H. Hitchings Society in honor of its founder. The Society recognizes individuals who have committed deferred gifts (wills and trusts) to create charitable funds at the Foundation. The Society reflects Dr. Hitchings’ personal philosophy that “service to mankind, broadly or individually, is the ultimate fulfillment.” Deferred gifts to create a fund at the Foundation allow the donor the opportunity to perpetuate good works in a living memorial. Collectively, the members of the Hitchings Society have committed more than $120 million in future charitable gifts. The Foundation gratefully acknowledges the following individuals whose generosity will make a difference in the life of our communities for generations to come.

Michael and Mary Bryan Adair Roselyn Gurlitz Ethel Pratt James M.* and Barbara Brandeis Norman and Nancy Scaief M. Elizabeth Preddy Alotis Gustaveson Lee Nowell Radford and Garland Charles and Barbara Andrews Beverly Dougher Hanly Radford, Jr. Grace Lynn Avery Pamela Logan Harris Mel and Zora Rashkis L. Thomas Barber and Shannon Don and Marilyn Hartman Anna Louise Reynolds St. John Alycia Hassett Joseph and Libby Robb Gail M. Bauer Marian and Ronald Hawkins Carol T. Robbins Clare and Walter Baum Katherine Gordon Haworth Elizabeth Marie Roberts Andrea Bazán-Manson and (for the animals) Verne L. and Tanya Sue Roberts Jim Manson Bob Healy and Kay Edgar Ernest C. and Constance B. Helen Elizabeth Bell Frances Wright Henderson Roessler Vern S.and Mary B. Bell Debbie Hill Allen Rogers Robert H. and Carol W. Bilbro Mary and Watts* Hill Mozette Rollins Joyce Billotte William Hill I. Woodall* and Mary E. Rose Donald L. and Maryann Bitzer Joel M. Hobby, Jr. Earl H.* and Margaret Ryan Thomas Blackburn Tom and Jean Hogen Dudley Hill Campbell Sargent Frank L. Borchardt Donald and Jennifer Holzworth Marjorie A. Satinsky Frank K. and Carolyn H. Borden Gray and Gail Hutchison Anne and Tom Schick John G.* and Dorothy R. Borden Raymond Lewis Jeffries, Jr. John and Tan Schwab Henry Forest and Betty Jean R. Britt Louise Johnson John* and Mary Louise Schwartz Phillip and Katharine Buchanan Ambassador James Joseph Beverly Ann Segee Donald and Shirley Burkall Douglass Joyce and Colleen Zinn John Edward Segee Tom and Marge Berger Busch Dorothy L. Kamin Jean S. Sharp Ruth Carver Eric E. Karnes J. B. and Thomas M.* Shelton, III Walter Lowry and Susan S. Caudill Kelly S. King Robert D. and Connie C. Shertz Joseph H. and Barbara G. Collie Martha Klopfer Glenn Simon Ann Marjorie and George Harold Mark and Katherine Kauffman Michael and Mig Murphy Sistrom Connell Kocourek Perry and Lillie Duke Clements Sloan William C. “Bud” Cowdery Harold Kohn Judy and Johnnie* Smith Marty Hayes and Michael Cucchiara Randolph and Catherine Lambe Walter G. and Kathryn F. Smith Chicita Culberson Ray Williams and Joan Lash William D. Smith Mark and Susan Daley Nancy W. Laszlo Jack M. and Patsy H. Stancil Edgar Foster Daniels Anne Cone Liptzin Paul and Leslie Starsoneck Julia and Frank A. Daniels, Jr. Edwin H. and Ruth P. Mammen Dorothy S. Stephens Arthur S. and Martha* D. DeBerry Jack and Mary McCall Daniel S. and Connie T. Stevenson Christopher Kevin Delaney Peter and Prudence Meehan Martha R. Stone Louis R. and Madelyn L. Dickerson Marilyn Rand Miller-Fox Sara and Lyle Strassle Pearl B. Doherty (in memory of her son) Ron Strom and Cathy Pascal Alberta B. Dolan Mary Cynthia H. Monday Boyd R. and Janie J. Switzer Robert P. Donovan Marv and Lesia Monfre Jim and Cassandra Swon John McNeely DuBose Jean M. Moore* Ron and Marilyn Toelle Amy F. and Monty Edge Ronald Morrow Jerry and Sondra VanSant Thomas S. and Charlotte Ann John and Libby Morse Jack and Carol Walker Elleman Jan Muller Dr. and Mrs.* Robert E. Ward Elise A. Epner Mike and Barbara Murphy Bill and Gloria Warner Ronald A. Epner Walter L. and Denise D. Newton Selena Warren Wheeler H. Spencer Everett, Jr. Schooner and Julia Daniels Nowell Alice Poe and F. Carter* Williams Barbara M. Fletcher Robert P. Nutter Richard and Diane Williams Muriel J. Fox Janet Ramsey and Neil O’Toole Martha Hebbert Wilson Susan Frazier Margaret P. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Winborne Cheryl Gallan Larry and Beth Patterson William E.* and Joan M. Wollman Eleanor A. George Erle Peacock Ellizabeth Woodman Mr. and Mrs.Benjamin K. Gibbs Mimi Pearson Josef Woodman Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas* Gilles David and Mary Peele Robert M. and Patricia B. D. Lynn Smiley and Peter Gilligan Peggy P. Perlman Woronoff Elizabeth Wade Grant Robert and Jean Phay And 64 anonymous donors *Deceased 42 TRIANGLE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION Contributors July 1, 2005 – June 30, 2006

These lists have been prepared with care, but if your name has been omitted or is in error, please inform us of the oversight so that we may correct our records.

FOUNDERS $10,000 or more Family of Bobbie Fletcher* Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Neal in giving to endowed unrestricted Estate of Mr. and Mrs. Frank News & Observer Foundation and field of interest funds since the U. Fletcher* Mr. and Mrs. George W. Newton Foundation was founded (“*” have Mr. and Mrs. J. Floyd Fletcher* Newton Instrument Co. given $100,000 or more). J. Floyd Fletcher Unitrust* NorTel Ford Foundation O’Brien/Atkins Associates, P.A. Mr. and Mrs. Allen D. Aldridge, Sr. Mrs. Jeannette A. Gates Optimist Club of Durham, Inc. Arthur Andersen, LLP Jeannette A. Gates Revocable Trust Peoples Security Life Insurance Co. Austin Quality Foods, Inc. Mrs. Eleanor George* Irene Rand Poole Foundation Bank of America* GlaxoSmithKline* Progress Energy L. Thomas Barber and Shannon Elizabeth Wade Grant* Progress Energy Foundation E. St. John Norman and Nancy Qualex, Inc.* Mr. and Ms. Roger M. Berkowitz Scaief Gustaveson Quintiles Transnational Corp. Mary Duke Biddle Foundation George Watts Hill, Sr. Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Bilbro Mary and Watts Hill, Jr. Mrs. Margot M. Richter* Mr. Robert J. Black, Jr.* Mrs. Willie B. Hill* Mrs. Hildegard Ryals Burroughs Wellcome Co. Dr. George H. Hitchings* Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Sanders Capitol Broadcasting Company, Inc. Richard Norman Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Shertz Central Carolina Bank & Trust Co. IBM Corp. St. Luke’s Circle* Arthur W. Clark Investors Management Corp. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Stewart Estate of Chester W. Clark* Mr. Thomas S. Kenan, III Lyle and Sara Brooks Strassle Community Group Houses F. M. Kirby Foundation Ms. Elizabeth Surla of NC, Inc.* Etta Laikin Trust Mrs. James R. Swiger CONTACT Durham, Inc. Liggett Group, Inc. Robert D. Teer, Jr. Frank A. Daniels, Jr. Anne Cone Liptzin Ms. Nancy L. Teer-Sims and Mary H. Dawson Mrs. Charlotte Litwack Mr. Greg Sims K.v.R. and Patricia Dey, Jr. ManTech Environmental Tharrington Smith, L.L.P. Mrs. Alberta Dolan* Technology Mrs. Adele Thomas* Duke Power Co. John and Mary McCall Tides Foundation Mrs. Ruth D. Duncan* Richard McEnally U.S. Trust Company, N.A. Mrs. Thad A. Eure, Jr. Mitsubishi Semiconductor America Village Companies Foundation A. J. Fletcher Foundation John Moreno Wachovia Bank and Trust Co. Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Wallace Winston-Salem Community Foundation Woodson Family Foundation, Inc. Ms. Celia Wright Yager Foundation

CONTRIBUTORS 3808 Six Forks Associates, LLC. Accounting and Solution, Inc Ms. Allison B. Adams Mr. John B. Adams Susan and Marshall Adesman Mr. and Mrs. Peter T. Adler Ms. Anne Aitchison Alamance Community College Florence and Ted Albert Lynne Townsend Albert and Scott Albert Mr. and Mrs. John H. Aldrich Ann and Lex Alexander Ms. Barbara V. Alexander James and Susan Alexander The rehabilitation project of a 1907 home at 117 N. Bloodworth in downtown Ms. Olita R. Alexander Raleigh earned the 2006 Anthemion Award. Ms. Cherine Mansour Ali

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Ms. Pamela Allen Ms. Jacqueline L. Boada Carlos Carvajal and Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Ms. Angel Bolton Susan McDonald Beta Theta Lambda Chapter Bon Secours Health Systems, Inc. Ms. Margaret W. Carver Mr. Jay L. Althouse and Ms. Sally Mr. David Booth Mr. Marvin J. Carver, III Kay Albrecht Mrs. Dorothy Rose Borden Mrs. Ruth J. Carver American Airlines Mr. and Mrs. William Bordley Cary Cardiology, P.A. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin E. Andersen Ms. Virginia H. Bouchard Cary Oil Foundation Ms. Mary Louise B. Anderson Ms. Kirsten Boucher Mr. Kenneth Catanella Mr. and Mrs. Glenn C. Andrews Henry and Sory Bowers Mr. and Mrs. William Ms. Phyllis Golden Andrews Mr. Erskine Bowles Cavanaugh, III Mr. Newton Duke Angier Dilys Bowman and Will Mitchell Emil L. Cekada Marcia Angle and Mark Trustin Mr. Jose L. Boyer Central New York Community Angus Barn Richard P. and Ruth Boynton Foundation Dr. and Mrs. J. Peter Anlyan Mr. and Ms. John L. Bradley Chamber Orchestra of the Triangle Apple Boutique, LLC Branch Banking & Trust Co. Mr. Subhash Chandra and Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Appleby Mr. and Ms. Ben V. Branscomb Ms. Kiran Saxena Mr. and Mrs. John A. Archibald Mr. Lewis M. Branscomb and Chapel Hill-Carrboro YMCA Edward and Sylvia Arnett Mrs. Constance Mullin Charles Heard-Siloam Mr. Ismail Arslan Branscomb Acres Account Mr. Robert E. Auld Ms. Barbara Branson Ms. Caroline C. Cheek Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Austin Ms. Mary M. Brantley Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cheek Charles and Marion Avera Mr. Eric P. Braschwitz Ms. Lillian V. Cherry Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Badham Mr. and Mrs. David A. Bratcher Mr. Harrell W. Chesson Ms. Nancy R. Baenen Ms. Lois F. Brayboy Shelton and Lela Chesson Ms. Christine M. Baermann and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley S. Brewer Mr. Clement K. Cheung and Mr. Clen Whitacker Mr. and Mrs. Roger J. Brickley Ms. Karen Lau Francis C. Bagbey Mr. W. Ronald Brinton, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Christakos Mr. and Mrs. Phil Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Dickie E. Britt The Christner Trust Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Davis Baird Larry and Patricia Brock Cisco Systems Mr. Byron Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Brock Mr. Arthur W. Clark Helmy and Sara Baligh Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ms. Patricia L. Clarke Dr. and Mrs. Franc A. Barada, Jr. S. Brookhart Richard and Syd Cherney Clarke Mr. and Mrs. Hisham Barakat Nancy and Frederick Brooks, Jr. Mr. Russ Clegg Tom Barber and Shannon Mr. and Mrs. Adam H. Broome Mr. and Mrs. Hayes Clement E. St. John Mr. Grady Brown Ressie and William A. Clement The Honorable Wade Barber Ms. Natalie B. Brown Ms. Connie Cloak Mr. and Mrs. W. Toland Barfield, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bryan Mr. Charles T. Closson Mr. and Mrs. Walter Barron Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bryson, Jr. Mr. Quillie Coath Mr. and Mrs. George W. Barz Mr. and Mrs. John R. Bucher Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Coats, Jr. Ms. Andrea Bazán-Manson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Buckwalter Ms. Raquel Cogell Dr. and Mrs. Carl N. Bean, Jr. Alice and Lance Buhl Ms. Susan Cohen Mr. and Ms. Matthew Beason Mrs. Joan Burkhardt R. A. and Betty Colby Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Beason Mr. James L. Burney Mr. and Mrs. William L. Coleman Mr. Charles M. Becker and Mr. Keith D. Burns Mr. Romand Coles and Mrs. Mary Chrestenson-Becker Ms. Kimberlie A. Burns Ms. Kim Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bedini Mr. and Mrs. William L. Burns, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ivor W. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Beers, Jr. Burrage Music Company Mr. and Mrs. William T. Collins Ms. Yolande E. Beerstecher Mr. Bowman K. Burton, Jr. Perry Colwell and Betty Neese Ms. Susan Begnoche Mr. James A. Bustrack Commonwealth Fund Mr. and Mrs. George D. Beischer C. J. Woodmaster Development Communities Foundation of Texas Ms. Claudia W. Belk Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Calhoun Mrs. Joseph Comtois Ms. Kathryn E. Bell Mr. and Mrs. Mike Calvello Mr. and Mrs. Eddie G. Cone Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Belna Cambridge Consultants Ms. Burdette H. Connell Kenneth and Katherine Berger Ms. Ruthie Camp Ms. Maureen Conorozzo Ms. Shirley J. Berger Joseph E. Campbell and Constella Group, Inc Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ray Bergman Dorothy W. Campbell Phil and Gail Cooley Mr. and Ms. Roger M. Berkowitz Mr. C. Marshall Cannon Dr. Ralph W. Coonrad Mrs. Susan Bernstein Ms. Jessie Cannon Mr. Alton J. Coppridge Mr. George Ellen F. Betts Ms. Nell Beatty Cant Cornerstone Properties Ms. Gerogine R. Bever Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Capsalis Council for Entrepreneurial Mary Duke Biddle Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Dale Carey Development Bitzer CLUT—Merrill Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Carroll The Country Vintner Ms. MaryAnn E. Black Ms. Terri Carson Ms. Laura L. Cove Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Brigit and James Carter Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Cowling L. Blackburn Jean and Michael Carter Mrs. Sarah W. Cox Dr. Allan A. Bloom Ms. Luna H. Carter Ms. Elizabeth L. Cozart Mr. Thomas Bloom Ms. Rosemary Carter Dr. and Mrs. George W. Crane Blue Cross Blue Shield of NC Mr. and Mrs. John Cartwright, Jr. Cranfill, Sumner & Hartzog, L.L.P. Ms. Wendy C. Blue Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Cranford, Jr.

44 TRIANGLE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Cranford Mr. and Mrs. Roger Creighton Mr. and Mrs. Trusten F. Crigler Guinevere Crow Charitable Lead Trust Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Curran Mr. and Mrs. Barry C. Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Cutchin Laurence and Eleanor Dahners Mr. H. Mark Daley, Jr. Mr. Frank A. Daniels, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bhabesh Dash Daughters of The British Empire, Lady Jane Grey Chapter Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Daughtry Mr. and Mrs. Bradley J. Daves Mr. Leroy Davis, Jr. Ms. Lucinda Davis Anita Graham Brown on the Richard Brown Radio Show Mr. and Mrs. Randall A. Davis Tarleton and Bonnie B. Davis Judge and Mrs. Sidney Eagles, Jr. Barker and Cavett French Ms. Mary H. Dawson Mr. Martin D. Eakes and Friends of Watt St. School Larry and Carolyn Day Ms. Barbara M. Wright Edward and Vicki Fritsch Ms. Delaine K. Deal East Chapel Hill Rotary Mr. and Mrs. John C. Frye George Deaton Consulting Club Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Lance D. Fusarelli Mr. M. M. Deaton Ms. Charlene Edwards Mr. Dale W. Gaddis Mr. and Mrs. Arthur DeBerry Ms. Myra L. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Gaines, III Ms. Patricia I. Degina Ms. Donna R. Elium Dr. and Mrs. Jorge O. Galante Ms. Susan Degiralamo Mr. A. C. Elkins Mr. and Ms. Victor A. Galloway Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Deloatche Ms. Carol Elliott Ms. and Ms. Alli Gallup Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Demorest Ms. Blake T. Ellis Mr. Joseph Gannon Dr. T. Craig Derian Ms. Rene Stemple Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Scott T. Gardner Ms. Catherine DeVine The Ellison Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gardner, Jr. Ms. Sherry L. Devries Dr. and Mrs. Bulent Ender Mrs. Edgar Garrabrant, II K.v.R. and Patricia Dey, Jr. Mr. Steve Engebretsen Dr. and Mrs. Edgar C. Mr. Bill Dickerson Entergy Garrabrant, III Mr. Richard D. Dickerson Epworth United Methodist Nathan and Wanda Garrett Ms. Gretchen B. Dickson Church—Fellowship Class Dr. Christopher J. Gauland Mr. Charles R. Dilts Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ernst, III Mr. Daniel Gauthier Ms. Arlene J. Diosegy Ms. Marion D. Erwin Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Mr. Hoyt Doak, III Mr. Yilmaz Eryasa S. Georgiade Mr. David L. Dodson Mr. George Esser Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gerlach Ron E. Doggett Charitable Mr. H. Spencer Everett, Jr. GFA Consulting Inc Lead Trust Ms. Joyce L. Farris Mr. Michael B. Gillespie and Mr. and Mrs. Ron E. Doggett Ms. Margaret Fegers Ms. Ann Howell Mrs. Alberta Dolan Mr. and Mrs. Helmuts Feifs GlaxoSmithKline Dominick Huckabee Noblin & Trent Paul Feldblum and Mary Boatwright Geoffrey and Jane Gledhill Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. Zachary Feldman Ms. Thelma H. Glenn and Mr. and Mrs. Earl H. Dowell Fellowship and Study Circle of Ms. Jaqueline Glenn Daye Mr. Derrick R. Drakeford Trinity Ave. Presbyterian Church Marion R. Godfrey William and Phyllis Draper Fund Ms. Kathryn Kerr Fenn Ms. Phyllis Goldberg Ms. Laura Drey Ms. Susan Ferrell Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Goldberg Ms. Isobel C. Drill and Fidelity Investments Charitable Mr. and Mrs. James F. Goodmon Ms. Mary Hines Gift Fund Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. David L. Dropkin Charles and Cherri Figari M. Gordon Ms. Lori I. Drum Mr. and Mrs. Dale E. Files Jerry Gower Construction Co., Inc. Mr. and Ms. Michael Dudek Mr. Paul J. Fiorentino Ms. Roslyn Grace Ms. Colleen Duffy and Peter and Barbara Fish Ms. Brenda S. Graham Mr. Richard Binkley Ms. Sandra K. Fisk Rev. Elizabeth Wade Grant Mr. Jon Duncan Mr. and Mrs. James P. Flanagan Mr. Robert B. Green Susan and Harvey Dunlevy Mr. and Mrs. John F. Flanagan The Greenwood Group, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. David T. Durack Ms. Susan L. Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Gregory Durham Arts Council Mr. Bill Fletcher Ms. Kay P. Gresham Durham Chapter of the Links Mrs. Floyd Fletcher Chris Groom Memorial Fund Durham Coca Cola Bottling Co. J. Floyd Fletcher Unitrust Usha and Umesh Gulati Durham Foundation—Fletcher Mr. Dave Fordice Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd G. Gurley Heart Fund Foundation of the Heart Norman and Nancy Scaief Durham Rescue Mission Mr. and Mrs. George W. Fowler Gustaveson Durham Rotary Club Theodore and Glenda B. Fowler Mr. and Mrs. William Guthridge Durham School of the Ms. Beverley Francis Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Gutman Arts Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L. Frazier Ms. Donald Hackel Dynamic Therapy, Inc. Ms. Susan H. Frazier Ms. Bethany C. Hagan Dr. and Mrs. Frank L. Eagles Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Frederick Peggy and Ted Haigler, Jr.

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Mrs. Doris W. Haisley Dr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Holton Ms. Teresa E. Jones Mrs. Maidi Hall Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Holzworth Mr. Thomas H. Jordan Ms. Mildred I. Hamby Home Depot USA Mr. William A. Joslin Mr. Alexander S. Hammond Glenda and Harris Hortman Mr. and Mrs. William A. Kalkhof Mr. and Mrs. John A. Hammond Alice and George Horton, III Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Kane Mr. R. Dean Hamric Mr. Dennis Howell Mr. Gregory Kasper Ms. Sarah E. Hamrick Ms. Jodi B. Hubble Ms. Joan Kastel Mr. and Mrs. John A. Haney Mr. Harding Hughes, Jr. Barry Katz and Belinda Novik Mrs. Anne Jeanne B. Hanson Ms. Jo Anne E. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Russel E. Kaufman Doug Hanson Performance Group Mr. and Mrs. David Hughey Ms. Jeanne Kauss Mr. and Mrs. William T. Hardaker, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Jaroslav Hulka Mr. Bob Kayda Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Harris Gov. and Mrs. James B. Hunt Dr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Keller Mr. Isaac E. Harris, III Mr. and Mrs. John T. Hunt Mr. Thomas S. Kenan, III Ms. Martha G. Harris Ms. Sarah Hunter The Thomas S. Kenan, III Mr. and Ms. Shawn F. Harris Ms. Sian McLain Hunter Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harrison Mr. William H. Hunter Mrs. Jean Baker Kennedy Mr. B. L. Harwell Hunton & Williams Mr. and Ms. John King Ms. Diana Haskell Mr. Philip W. Hutchings, III Mr. and Mrs. Horton King Dr. Alycia Hassett Ms. Grace Hutchins Mr. Kimball King Mr. and Mrs. K. Wayne Hays Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Hutchison Mr. and Mrs. William C. King Mr. James T. Hedrick Hutchison Law Group Mr. and Mrs. Philip G. Kirk Mrs. Betsy Henderson Mr. and Ms. Richard M. Hutson Mr. and Mrs. William A. Kirkland, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hendren IDCON, Inc Ms. Patricia A. Kirkley and Ms. Kristen E. Henley Immunobiosciences, Inc. Mr. Kenneth G. Brown Mr. and Ms. Gordon B. Herbert Ms. Patricia Inlow-Hatcher Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Kobin Mrs. Lois Herbert The INS Group Richard and Louise Kowalsky Mr. David M. Hessee Investors Bank and Trust Co. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Krakauer Ms. Heather Hester (Realty Corp.) Mr. David Kraus and Ms. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Highsmith Investors Management Corp. Constance Campanaro Mr. J. N. Highsmith, Jr Iowa SAS Users Group Nicholas and Deborah Kredich Mr. Dan W. Hill, III Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Isley Mr. and Ms. Greg Kress Mrs. Mary L. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Chris Jackson John and Sue Kucik Mr. and Mrs. Worth L. Hill Fred and Linda Jackson Mark and Cynthia Kuhn Hindsight Consulting Kristi and Jeff Janssen Ms. Kristyn Kusek Historic Hillsborough Commission Ms. Mary Janssen Ms. Anne Lachiewicz Historic Preservation Foundation Mr. Michael Jarvis Ms. Ave Maria Lachiewicz of NC William J. and Retha Jasper Mr. and Mrs. Karl Lack Historic Preservation Society Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Steven Lackey of Durham Mr. and Mrs. Alan G. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. John Lambert Mr. Stuart Hobbs Ms. Kristina M. Johnson Mr. and Ms. Zarrel V. Lambert Estate of Sandra F. Hoke Mr. and Mrs. F. Clairborne Mr. Michael K. Lamvik Ms. Catherine D. Holland Johnston, Jr. Mrs. Kathleen Landon and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hollister Dr. and Mrs. Wolfgang Karl Joklik Linda Hinnov Mr. and Mrs. David Holmes Ms. Emmalee Jones Mr. Timothy Landy Ms. Wilma Holmes Ms. Sarah F. Jones Ms. Libby Lang

Young participants in a Hospice of Wake County program

46 TRIANGLE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION Mr. Michael J. Lappin, CIMA Mr. Carl McIntosh Mr. and Mrs. Marc Noël Mr. G. H. Lawrence Mr. Timothy McIntosh Mr. Timothy Nordgren Ms. Cary S. Lea Dr. and Mrs. F. Thomas McIver Mr. Charley Norkus Mrs. Nathaniel P. Lea Christopher McLaughlin and North Carolina Delta Upsilon Ms. Annmarie M. Lee Lynn Leubuscher Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Leeper The John A. McLendon Trust Northeast SAS Users Group Mr. and Mrs. Richard Leon Mr. and Mrs. Randall A. McLeod Ms. Peggy F. Nowell Bob Leslie and Cathy Ms. Genna Rae McNeil Robert and Chris Nutter McClure Leslie Mr. Robert Meares Ms. Heidi M. Nuttle Ms. Monica Morgan Levy Peter and Prue Meehan Mr. and Mrs. John F. Oates Ms. Diane P. Lewis Ms. Louise Meminger Ms. Nancy Oates and Dr. John South Lewis, III Mr. Christopher W. Meyer Mr. Will Priest Ms. Michelle Lewis Mr. Sam R. Miglarese Ocean Spray Cranberries, Inc. Ms. Mildred R. Libby Mr. Bryan G. Miller Ohio Casualty Group Mr. David P. Lindquist Ms. Judith D. Miller Ms. Michelle Oldridge Mr. Athan L. Lindsay Mrs. Marilyn Miller-Fox Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Oliver Ms. Dorothy J. Lineberger Ms. Margaret Milliren Mr. Bart Olson Mr. Ronald C. Link Dr. Mark Milliron Ms. Barbara Ann Overby Ms. Heather Smith Linton The Lindsey and Michelle Ms. Amy Oxendine Ms. Elizabeth J. Little Mills Foundation Mr. Abraham Palmer Ms. Gertrude M. Little Mr. Scott E. Milvae and Mr. Michael J. Palmer Mr. John Little Ms. Jane F. Cox Mr. and Mrs. Ertan Pamucak Mr. David A. Livesay and Ms. Betty Minton Paperless Solutions, Inc. Ms. Ellen Braswell Mr. William G. Mitchell and Mr. Arthur Pappas Mr. and Mrs. Troy M. Livingston Mrs. Dilys M. Bowman Ms. Diane Pappas and Ms. Denise Lloyd Dr. and Mrs. Thaddeus Monroe Mr. Rex Rogers Mr. Kenneth E. Lloyd Dr. and Mrs. Gustavo S. Montana Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Parker Ms. Melissa Locklear Caleb and Rosetta Moore Mrs. John C. Parker Mr. Albert A. Long, Jr. Mr. Jean R. Morgan Mr. Joshua M. Parker Ms. Virginia Long Ms. Leigh Morgan Mrs. Margaret Parker Ms. Margaret B. Lonnman Mr. Jackeline Morris Ms. Paige Parker Ms. Cynthia N. Lowrey and Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Morrison Mrs. Michele Pas Dr. Roy Nation Mr. and Mrs. William Morrison Ms. Ippy Patterson Ms. Caroline F. Luckett Ms. Jennifer Morse Mr. and Mrs. John F. Patterson Mr. Kenneth W. Lundstrom Mr. Paul Mortensen and Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. John B. Lyle, Jr. Mrs. Patricia Berryman Ms. Margaret F. Paylor Mrs. Robert L. Lyon Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Morton Mr. Brian M. Payst and Dr. James Mack Ms. Mereline C. Moses Mrs. Sandra M. Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Jack F. MacMillan Mr. and Mrs. William H. Moss Florence and James Peacock Ms. Julia P. MacMillan Mr. John Matthew Mosunic and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Pearce Mr. John D. Madden Mrs. Monica Mosunic Ms. Noel Pellish Mr. and Mrs. George L. Ms. Susanne G. Moulton Mr. and Mrs. Haywood Maddox, Jr. Ms. Mary Mountcastle and M. Pendergrass Mag Mutual Insurance Company Mr. Jim Overton Mr. and Mrs. Roger G. Penland Mr. and Mrs. James V. Mahon Mr. and Mrs. William Mowbray Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Perkinson Mr. and Mrs. Hank Majestic Mr. Jason M. Mudd and Ms. Krista M. Perreira Mr. Derek Mangum Mrs. Kendra Maultsby-Mudd Ms. Angela C. Perry Mrs. Dorothy W. Manning Ms. Elsie Muhlhausen Ms. Bercedis Peterson Ms. Donna Marcotte Mr. Michael Muller and PharmaSUG Ms. Cynthia Marcusson Ms. Judy Frank Mr. William H. Phillips Thomas Maren Foundation Ms. Marilyn Munoz Mr. Marvin E. Pipkin Ms. Sara E. Marks Ms. Edith S. Murphy Ms. Eloise P. Pod Mr. and Mrs. Julian R. Marshall Mr. I. E. Murray, Jr. Poindexter & Associates Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Martin Mr. Josiah S. Murray, III Mr. Gerald Polson Martin & Jones Dr. and Mrs. Gerard J. Musante Mr. and Mrs. J. Gregory Poole, Jr. C. M. Mason Ms. Joan P. Myers Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Pope, Jr. Mr. Stephen E. Massengill Napro Communications Inc. Ms. Jane G. Pope Ms. Madeline Masterman Mr. and Mrs. Karl J. Natale Mr. Barry Poss Ms. Joanne E. Matthews NC Administrative Office Ms. Jill Potter Mr. L. T. Matthews of the Courts Charles and Carolyn Powell Mr. and Mrs. John Mauriello NC Museum of History— Mr. and Mrs. Philip Prado Seymour and Josephine Mauskopf Education Progam Mr. and Ms. Daniel J. Pratt Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds Maxwell NC Museum of Life and Science Ms. Elizabeth Preddy Mr. and Mrs. James Maynard Dr. Francis A. Neelon Preparing America’s Tomorrow Mr. and Mrs. W. L. McAuley Ms. Mildred Nelson Today (PATT) Richard and Margaret McCann Mrs. Alice B. Newsome Mr. and Mrs. Bobby D. Price Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McCarthy Ms. Erin Newton and Ms. Paulette Pridgen Mrs. Gail S. McCormick Mr. Randall Lathan Mr. and Mrs. David F. Prince Dr. and Mrs. W. Benson Mr. and Mrs. J. Irvin Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Profet McCutcheon, Jr. Thomas and Linda Nichols Progress Energy Dr. and Mrs. Joseph McDaniel Larry and Margot Nicholson Mr. and Mrs. Marcel A. Provencher Mr. Robert B. McDuffee Frances W. Nipper Charitable Caroline M. Punte Charitable Mr. Michael McGee Lead Trust Lead Trust

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Dr. and Mrs. James L. Purcell Anne and Tom Schick Ms. Elizabeth R. Stoker Steve Quessy and Marna Doucette Mrs. Nancy A. Schiebel Mr. William A. Stokes, Jr. Quintiles Transnational Corp. Mr. Steve L. Schilling Ms. Gayle H. Stone Mr. and Mrs. W. Trent Ragland, Jr. Joel and Cindy Schneider Mrs. Mary Anne C. Stone William M. Ragland Charitable Mr. Steve Schuster and Mrs. Betsy B. Strandberg Remainder Unitrust Ms. Mary Anne Howard Ms. Susan M. Strasser Mr. William M. Ragland, Sr. Anne Firor Scott Mr. Ralph Strayhorn, Jr. Ms. Elaine Rakouskas Ms. Sue Scott Mrs. A. J. Strickland Raleigh Charter High School PASTA Ms. Beverly Segee Mr. Roscoe L. Strickland, III Mr. William R. Rand Ms. Edith J. Seifert Mr. James Struffolino Mr. Robert S. Rankin, Jr. James and Edith Seno Pam and John Stuper Mr. Gary Rathsmill Mr. Walter E. Shackelford A. P. and Hazel Sullivan RCG Holdings Inc. Dr. and Mrs. George F. Sheldon Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Sullivan Mrs. Cynthia Reardon Mr. and Ms. Greg A. Shelley Mr. Paul K. Sun and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. L. Reckford Mr. Raymond F. Shelton Ms. Ellen L. Goldstein Ms. Jayasree Reddi Robert and Connie Shertz Ms. Martha F. Suski Julie Renaud and Vincent Kinol Mr. Ross Shingledecker Mr. Steven P. Suttle Replacements, Ltd. William W. Shingleton Charitable Mr. Tugba Suzek RESOLUTE Building Company Lead Trust Dr. Marvin S. Swartz and Ms. Anna Louise Reynolds Ms. Brenda Shipman-Scruggs Ms. Gita Schonfeld Mr. and Mrs. John F. Rhodes, Jr. Fredericka S. Sholtz Charitable Mr. and Mrs. A. Cooper Sykes John F. and Ruth Rhodes Lead Trust Ms. Lori J. Sykes Mr. Gregory A. Richardson Ms. Martha Silver Ms. Judith E. Szustakowski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Riley Mr. Joel R. Skillern and T.O.W., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ritchie Ms. Marcia D. Lowe Olivia and Blarnie Tanner Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Roach Mrs. Kelly Slaybaugh Ms. Brena Stuven Tart Carol Robbins and Herbert Wolff Mr. Walter J. Sliva, Jr. and Ms. Aimee B. Tattersall Ms. Jane B. Robbins Ms. Laura J.S. Benson Mr. R. Kennon Taylor, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Robbins, Jr. C. Hamilton Sloan Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Taylor, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. C. Roberts Mr. Bryn Smith Ms. Sharon E. Taylor Mr. Michael A. Roberts D. Joe and Victoria Smith Fund Ms. Dorothy F. Teer Mr. Surry P. Roberts Ms. Elizabeth A. Smith Ms. Kristin Teer Ms. Susan E. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Eric Smith Ms. M. Page Teer RADM. and Mrs. H. B. Robertson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James I. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Marvin R. Teer Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Robinson Mrs. Judy Smith Ms. Mildred R. Teer Mr. and Mrs. Russell M. Robinson, II Ms. Sheila Smith Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Teer, Jr. Ms. Susan J. Robinson Virginia Camp Smith Unitrust Ms. Susan A. Terry Ernest C. Roessler Charitable Ms. Jennifer Smrtka Mr. and Mrs. David H. Thoenen Lead Trust Mrs. Ruth A. Smullin Ms. Anne W. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Roessler Ralph Snyderman, M.D. Mrs. Carolyn Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Mark Socinski Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Thomas Rogers Family Foundation Ms. Natalie G. Solomon Mr. Joseph Thomas Mr. J. Clinton Rogers Mr. David C. Somers Joseph and Gail Thomas Ann and Ed Rosen Sony Ericsson Ms. Kay Thomas David and Susan Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Sotolongo Ms. Luella N. Thomas Mr. Joseph Rosinski South Central SAS Users’ Group Ms. Nancy Thomas Mr. and Mrs. J. David Ross Southeast SAS Users’ Group Mr. Phillip Thomas Susan Ross and Tom Hadzor Southern Assisted Living Ms. Shirley A. Thomas Rotary Club of Chapel Hill C. D. Spangler Foundation, Inc. Mr. E. S. Thompson Mr. Richard E. Royal and Mrs. Marshall Spears, Jr. Ms. Elizabeth Thompson Ms. Darby R. Quirk Mrs. Janice B. Speas Mr. and Ms. Robert B. Thompson Ms. Carol D. Roycroft Wendy and Jim Speir Clay Thorp and Laura RTI-PCCO St. Luke’s Episcopal Church E. Francis-Thorp Richard S. and Sylvia Ruby St. Titus Episcopal Church Dr. Kirsten Tillotson Mr. Sam Ruby Ms. Earlene Stacks Ms. Vanessa Tinsley Ms. Ellen R. Ruina Ms. Helen Stahl Today’s Woman Organization Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Ryals Mr. and Mrs. Paul Starsoneck Ms. Cynthia Toth Ms. Eleanor K. Sableski State Employees Combined Mr. and Mrs. Philip Tracy Mr. Leonard Y. Safrit, Jr. Campaign Transportation Services of NC Inc. Mr. Juan M. Sanchez Mr. and Mrs. Ross E. Stauffer Mr. Douglas Tremblay Charles A. Sanders Charitable Steadfast Services Josiah Charles Trent Memorial Lead Trust Ms. Gertrude C. Stein Foundation Mrs. Dorothy G. Sapp Mr. Charles F. Steineger, III Triangle Converting Corporation SAS Employees Mr. John Stelling Triangle United Way SAS Institute, Inc. James Stewart and Frances Dyer Trinity Properties Howard and Lyn Satisky Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Stewart Tri-Point Ford Mr. and Mrs. John A. Satterfield Mr. and Mrs. Pearson H. Stewart Ms. Janice M. Tripp Staff at Dr. Anita Sawhney’s Office Dr. and Mrs. Shaler Stidham, Jr. Mr. Lawrence Trost Steve Schewel and Lao Rubert Mr. and Mrs. William H. Stock Robert and Evelyn M. Tuck

48 TRIANGLE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION Tulloss Equipment Co. Ms. Dolores T. Warren Mrs. Alexa C. Williams Mr. Phanikumar Turlapati Ms. Martha D. Warren Ms. Anne Williams Mr. Bill Turnage M. and M. Wartski Mr. Benjamin O. Williams Mr. T. Carl Turnage, III Joyce F. Wasdell Mr. and Mrs. Claude B. Williams Mr. and Ms. Bryan C. Turner Col. and Mrs. B.G. Washabaugh, Mr. Donald A. Williams Ms. Linda C. Turner USMC Ms. Edith A. Williams The Twenty-First Century Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William G. G. H. Williams Collaborative, P.A. Ms. Debra Tyler-Horton Wasserman Ms. Linda S. Williams United Way of Metropolitan Bruce and Gail Waters Malcolm and Elaine Williams Tarrant Co. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Waters Mr. Ray Marsh Williams Ms. Karen M. Untz Mr. Paul Watson Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Williams Ms. Gina Upchurch Mrs. Constance M. Watts Mr. Ted Williams UPSA-RTP Ms. Isabelle G. Webb Mr. Edwin D. Williamson and US Oncology, Inc. Webb Patterson Ms. Melissa M. Smith Mr. Kevin E. Van Sant and Communications, Inc. Mr. Charles T. Wilson, Jr. Mrs. Alice Liu Tien Burton J. and Nan S. Weiss Ms. Lynn S. Wilson Van Thomas Contractor, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew W. Weitz Thea and William Wilson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry VanSant Wentworth & Leggett Mr. Thomas G. Wilson, Jr. Ms. Laura VanSant Ms. Alison Wentz Thomas George and Mr. James L. Varley Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Wessels Nancy Wilson Trust Ms. Leila T. Veasey Westminster Presbyterian Church Thomas and Nancy Wilson Ms. Lee Ventura Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wharton Wilson & Iseman Ms. Rozemarijn Verhoeven Judge and Mrs. Willis P. Whichard Mr. Eliot J. Wolff Dr. and Mrs. John M. Vernon Ms. Barbara White Mr. Herbert Wolff Ms. Sue Vestal Bob and Peggy White Mr. R. Grant Wolslagel Ms. Judy Via Mr. James R. White Women’s Center Ms. Elizabeth Villani Monty and Nancy White Mr. and Mrs. John W. Wood Ms. Wendy Visscher Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Whitehurst Mr. Michael Woodard Mr. and Mrs. Joe Frank Viverette Mr. and Mrs. Basil J. Whiting Woodcroft Women’s Club Mrs. Bernice Vogel George E. and Peggy Whitted Dr. and Mrs. Leon F. Woodruff, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David E. Vtipil Ms. Rachel B. Whitted Mr. and Mrs. W. Henry Woods, IV Mr. Mike P. Wagner and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Widmark Woodson Family Foundation, Inc. Ms. Kate Lawrence Mr. Bradley S. Wiese Mr. and Mrs. R. Peyton Woodson, III Mrs. Margaret Wainwright Ms. V. Katherine Wiggins Dr. Phail Wynn, Jr. Wake Stone Corp. Allen and Claire Wilcox Wyrick Robbins Yates & Ponton LLP Lt. Col. Everett G. Walker Mr. Pelham Wilder, Jr. Mr. Tzong Yann Mr. J. Clement Walker Mrs. Louis R. Wilkerson Dr. and Mrs. Robert K. Yowell Tim Walter and Kristin Bass Dan Wilkinson and Kate Dixon Mr. Loren Zawawi Mr. R. T. Ward Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wilkinson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William P. Zeiss Mr. and Mrs. Randall L. Ward Ms. Priscilla B. Willard Ms. Karen Zelden Mr. and Mrs. David G. Warren Mr. Don Willhoit And 150 anonymous donors

Butterfly Curator with a visiting school group during the daily butterfly releases at the Magic Wings Butterfly House of the Museum of Life and Science.

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Amanda and Caleb Gardner at the Ronald McDonald House of Durham

IN HONOR OF Country Sunshine Childrens Paul and Cora Harrison Center Teachers and Fred A. Olds Rosalind and Mervin D. Gray Lynne Townsend Albert University Connections and Scott Albert Elementary School Ms. Rebecca C. Holmes, Ed. Ms. M. Leigh Townsend Mr. Paul K. Sun and Carolinas Council—Housing Redev. & Codes Officials Leslie and Bob Alexander Ms. Ellen L. Goldstein Ms. Jean Poe Martin Bettsy and Ellis Cowling Maudeilein Huxhold Ms. Rosalie R. Poe Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Vicars Ms. Carol Benjamin Mr. and Mrs. William D. Poe, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mr. Clyde Jacob Tabby Brannon A. Daniels, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Kenyon Mr. and Mrs. Gene Brannon Mr. Thomas S. Kenan, III Karen and Royce Johnson C&I team Mr. James T. Lambie and Mrs. Everett Land, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Hargens Ms. Lisbeth Evans Ms. Jean Poe Martin Kay and Dave Phillips Foundation Ms. Rosalie R. Poe Dr. R. Meade Christian, Jr. And 1 anonymous donor Mr. and Mrs. William D. Poe, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Carl N. Bean, Jr. Michael and Laura Brader-Araje Rosalie and Charlie DeBrito Betsy and Jack Manning Foundation Ms. Jean Poe Martin Ms. Jean Poe Martin Chapel Hill Pediatric Psychology Ms. Rosalie R. Poe Ms. Rosalie R. Poe Chapel Hill Pediatrics Mr. and Mrs. William D. Poe, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William D. Poe, Jr. & Adolescents, P.A. Monica Doss Mr. and Mrs. William L. Coleman Melville Mauney Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey T. Barber Mr. and Mrs. Joe Delamielleure Mr. Scott Gersh and Dougherty Family Charitable Mr. and Mrs. James Stephen Diesel Ms. Vicki Barefoot-Gersh Trust Fund Ms. Alice S. Glover Mr. Tim C. Gupton Mrs. Janice Mayberry Dr. and Mrs. L. M. Hale Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Hutchison Mr. W. Carlyle Gay Mr. David S. Kolk Immunobiosciences, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John R. McAdams Superintendent Bill McNeal Mr. and Ms. Joel Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. Campbell A. B. Coombs Elementary School W. McMillan Mr. and Mrs. Atwell Dugger Ms. Srikala Ajit Mr. and Mrs. Leonard M. Mokan Mr. and Mrs. John R. Moore Aldert Root Elementary School PTA Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. David J. Allio Nottingham, III Martha & Elizabeth Eggleston Ms. Ronda Alvaerz Ms. Carol L. Richards Ms. Gretchen B. Dickson Ms. Joni Amerson Mrs. June Tuttle Justin Evans Mr. and Mrs. Derek Andersen Ms. Mitzi Willis Mrs. Ina R. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Anderson Ms. Janet Colm Mr. W. Carlyle Gay Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Anderson Ms. Rebecca J. Carver Anonymous Ms. Patricia H. Andrews Mr. and Ms. Michael J. Anthony Audrey Cormier Gretchen Gillaspy Ms. Susan R. Cormier Ms. Anita Arlington Richard and Gretchen Gillaspy Ms. Sally Arthur Mrs. Patsy Harrison Ms. Catherine L. Atchison Mrs. John C. Parker Mr. and Ms. Mark A. Averette

50 TRIANGLE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION Mr. and Mrs. Gary Baird Mr. and Ms. James Elliott Ms. Cynthia Jones Ms. Catherine Baker Mr. and Mrs. Terry Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jones Ms. Josephine Baker Mr. Darryl C. Emery and Ms. Mary Jones Ballentine Elementary Staff Mrs. Joy B. Emery Mr. and Mrs. Stuart M. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W. Barker Mrs. Colethia W. Evans Mr. and Ms. Dennis M. Kearney Mr. and Mrs. Tim Baughman Mr. and Ms. Roger D. Farmer Ms. Cynthia Keech Ms. Carrie L. Beach Ms. Constance G. Finch W. K. Kellogg Foundation Mr. Ramey Beavers First Baptist Church Mr. Richard King Ms. Ruth Becky Mr. Bill Fletcher Mr. Douglas Kinney BellSouth Dr. and Mrs. Dudley E. Flood Ms. Megan Kirkpatrick Mr. and Mrs. William P. Belson Mr. Charles E. Foddell and Knightdale Chamber of Commerce Mr. James C. Blaine Ms. Cynthia Hendren Mr. and Mrs. Peter LaFauci Blue Cross Blue Shield of NC Frances Lacy Elementary School Mr. and Mrs. David M. Lake Ms. Marilyn Bonnett Mr. Joseph Freddoso and Mr. and Ms. Craig Landwehr Mr. and Mrs. John B. Boone Ms. Melanie Bailie Ms. Patricia Lebda Mr. and Ms. Michael S. Bowen Ms. Barbara C. Freedman Mr. and Ms. David K. Lee Mrs. Portia Bradley-Lambright Ms. Ruth Ann Freeman Mr. Hazeline Lisk Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Brady Mr. Aaron Fussell Mr. James D. Little and Dr. Robert E. Bridges Ms. Joyce Gardner Mrs. Ulrike J. Gratzl Mr. and Ms. Joel Bridgham Mr. Lloyd Gardner Lockhart Elementary Ms. Patsy Broadwell Ms. Alice Garrett Ms. Jamee Lynch Ms. Jane Brocious Ms. Sue Garriss Mr. John Lynch Broughton High School Ms. Patti Gillenwater Lynn Road PTA Mr. and Mrs. Roy D. Bruce Ms. Linn Ginsler Ms. Heather-Anne MacNeil Ms. Melody Brunson GlaxoSmithKline Mrs. and Ms. Neil Magda Mr. and Mrs. James J. Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Goettee Ms. Irma Martinez Ms. Karen Buchanan Golden Corral Charitable Fund Mr. and Ms. Lawrence Marynak Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Burns Mr. Benjamin Goldstein Ms. Carolina Massengill Ms. Barbara S. Burns Ms. Nancy Gooding Mr. Craig Matthews Ms. Alice Burrows Goodnight Educational Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mr. Derrick W. Byrd Mr. Parry Graham S. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Callahan Ms. Vicki Graham Ms. Jean McInnis Mr. and Mrs. Millard N. Carpenter Greater Raleigh Chamber of Ms. Jeannette McNeal Mr. and Ms. James M. Carr Commerce Mr. and Mrs. William R. McNeal Ms. Sara Carr Ms. Candise P. Griffin Mr. and Ms. Mark L. Meyen Ms. Ingrid Casterlow Ms. Gladys R. Grissom Mr. and Mrs. John C. Millberg Ms. Mary Castleberry Mr. and Mrs. David Gupton Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller Ms. Ann Catalano Mr. and Mrs. Brian F. Gurganus Ms. Cori Minton Mr. and Mrs. Tony W. Cates Mr. Tony Gurley Mr. John D. Montgomery Ms. Cynthia Chamblee Ms. Karen Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Michael Moody Ms. Wynn Cherry Mr. C. Kent Hardman Moore Square Museum Magnet Ms. Kathryn Chontos Mr. James E. Hargett Mr. Dan E. Moore Cisco Systems Mr. and Mrs. James H. Hargrove Ms. Trudy Morehead Ms. Beverley Clark Ms. Anne W. Harris Ms. Leslie Mosley Ms. Cynthia Clay Ms. Isobel Harris Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moye Ms. Rebecca Cline Mr. Leon Harrison Ms. Sandra Muelller Ms. Beth Cochran Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Mr. Richard J. Murphy Ms. Freda G. Cole Haydon, Jr. Yvonne Nantais and William Sorce Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Collie Ms. Patti Head New Apple Inc. Ms. Cindy Collins Ms. Karen Heinze Ms. Dixie Newsome Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Coole Ms. Pam Helyar North Carolina Society of Ms. Margaret A. and Mr. and Mrs. David Lee Henderson Hispanic Professionals Mr. C. Beverly Cooper, Jr. Mr. Moses High Mr. Stanley Norwalk Ms. Carol A. Corrody and High Performance Marketing, Inc Mr. and Ms. Jonathan Oechsle Mr. David J. Izzo Mr. Kevin Hill Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Oliver Mr. and Ms. John Costello Ms. LuAnn Hinton Mr. James L. Overman Mr. and Mrs. Frank Couch Mr. Joe L. Hodge, Jr. and Mrs. Wanda S. Mr. and Ms. William H. Crockett, Jr. Ms. Holly Hodges Robinson-Overman Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Culy Mr. and Mrs. David Holdzkom Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Oxholm Julia and Frank Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Homiller Ms. Mary Page Endowment Fund William and Ann Hooker Paragon Commercial Bank Daniels Middle School PTA Ms. Tina Hoots Ms. Jane Parker Mr. Curry M. Darlington Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Hoover Mr. and Mrs. Steve Parker Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Daugherty Ms. Cathy Horne Ms. Virginia Parker Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Ms. Debora B. Horning Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Patterson S. Dawson Ms. Stacey Horowitz Pierce Group Benefits Mr. Richard DeRose and Dr. and Mrs. Donald G. Hughes Mr. and Ms. David A. Pisano Mrs. Lanette DeRose Mr. Charles Isley Mr. and Mrs. Marvin R. Pittman Ms. Jane T. Dodge Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence L. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Pluta Mr. Scott Doolittle Mr. Francis J. Janasiewicz Mr. and Ms. Mike H. Pote Mr. Denis Dubay and Ms. Deborah Jeter Progress Energy Ms. Constance Fitzgerald Mr. Luther Johnson, Jr. Mr. Timothy Quigg Mr. Charles Dulaney Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Johnson

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Mrs. Delyunda R. Ramirez-Carter Col. and Mrs. B.G. Washabaugh, Elizabeth Alston Reid and Mr. Ronald W. Carter USMC Mr. and Mrs. John D. Reid Ms. Cecilia Rawlins Mr. and Ms. Michael Welch RBC Financial Group Ms. Kathleen S. Wells Mr. Joseph Rosinski Ms. Donna N. Redfern Ms. Leslee G. West Ms. Kelly Rosinski Ms. Sally Reynolds Ms. Sandra West Peggy Sarvis Ms. Katherine Richter Ms. Teresa C. Wetherell Ms. Jean Poe Martin Mr. and Ms. Paul R. Rill Mr. and Ms. Gaines Whitley Ms. Rosalie R. Poe Ms. Shirley Robertson Ms. Frances Harris Wilder Mr. and Mrs. William D. Poe, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Ms. Melissa Wilkins C. Robertson, Jr. Ms. Savon Willard Mr. and Mrs. Leon Schafer Mr. and Ms. Scott Rockafellow Mr. and Ms. J. Larry Williams Mr. Mark W. Schafer Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Rose Ms. Janice C. Williams Ms. Mary Lancaster Scott Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Rouse Mr. and Mrs. John H. Williams Mr. W. Carlyle Gay Ms. Gabriel Rubio Ms. Carol Willingham Mr. W. Robert Saffold Ms. Jonibel Willis Connie & Robert’s (Shertz) Saint Augusta Missionary Ms. Teresa J. Winsted Anniversary Baptist Church Robert and Lynn Womble Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Shertz Mr. Joseph Sansom Ms. Ginger Wooten Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Scattergood Carter Worthy Commercial Inc. Smith Anderson Blount Dorsett Mr. Scott Scheuer Ms. Bonnie C. Wright Mitchell & Jernigan Ms. Diane M. Scott Ms. Calla B. Wright Mr. Martin Brinkley Mr. Joseph C. Scrudato Ms. Daphne C. Wright Mike and Nancy Weddington Mr. Harlan C. Shays and Ms. Tonya B. Yandle Beverly and Gordon Smith Ms. Shawn L. Sager Ms. Michele D. Yeaton Ms. Jean Poe Martin Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sherlin Mr. G. Smedes York Ms. Rosalie R. Poe Sigma Tau Omega Chapter of Mr. and Mrs. Marco A. Zarate Mr. and Mrs. William D. Poe, Jr. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Mr. Ramzi M. Ziade and Mr. and Mrs. Hayden J. Silver, III Mrs. Leslie K. Ramzi Diane and Clark Smith Ms. Jane V. Slay Ms. Kelly Zupancic Ms. Jean Poe Martin Mr. and Mrs. Phillip J. Sloop And 2 anonymous donors Ms. Rosalie R. Poe Mr. and Ms. Philip J. Smith Mr. and Mrs. William D. Poe, Jr. Mr. Robert Smith Watson McNeill Ms. Evelyn Zobel Shannon St. John Mr. Eric Sparks Marsha Angle and Ms. Lisa Spaulding Ms. Nancy S. Morton Mark Trustin Fund St. Matthew A.M.E. Church Ms. Laurie B. Stuek Peggy and Tim Asteff Fund of the Ms. Carolyn T. Stanfield Central New York Community Mr. and Mrs. Rodney A. Stanton Ms. Elinor Munsch Anonymous Foundation Ms. Tina Starling Mary Duke Biddle Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Anthony H. Stephens Greg and Robin Neal Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Bilbro Ms. Pamela B. Strickland Ms. Sarah H. McBride Burroughs Wellcome Fund Mr. and Ms. Earl W. Struble Jean Gordon Carter Ms. Karen Summers Dr. Frank Neelon Cavanaugh Family Fund Ms. Robin Swaim Mrs. Miriam Baldwin Josephus Daniels Charitable Fund Swift Creek Elementary School PTA Mary Duke Biddle Foundation Denali Fund Mrs. Mary Ellen Taft and Mr. A. Lee Chandler and Mr. and Mrs. K.v. R. Dey Mr. Luke D. Wilkins Ms. Celeste J. Braddock Mr. Ruth D. Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Takacs Mr. Joel L. Fleishman Mrs. Floyd Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. James R. Talton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hamilton James F. Goodmon Family Fund Ms. Cynthia Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A. McKee Elizabeth Wade Grant Mr. Vann R. Taylor, III Medical Mutual Insurance Debbie L. Hill Fund Mr. Lee Roy Teel, Jr. Company Hill Family Fund Mr. C. D. Terrell Dr. and Ms. Robert H. Peter George and Alice Horton Fund Ms. Gail Turner Rice Diet Program, LLC Fred and Nancy Hutchison Fund Mrs. William L. Turner Mrs. Mary Semans Martha and Gerald Hutt Mr. and Ms. C. Warren Tyler Ms. Carol B. Sisco, Ph.D. Kristen Fund Ms. Regina Tyner Ms. Marley M. Vollger Ann Cone Liptzin Mr. and Mrs. Ray D. Vaughn Louise M. McCutcheon Mr. and Ms. Yves Vidal Joel Peele Mr. Brian Meacham Peter J. and Prudence Ms. Robin Wahl F. Meehan Fund Wake Chapel Church Pat and Chuck Poe Dan E. Moore Wake Co. Public School System Ms. Jean Poe Martin Noël Family Fund Wake County School Food Ms. Rosalie R. Poe Phoenix Fund Service Association Mr. and Mrs. William D. Poe, Jr. Ashmead Pringle Pipkin Wake Education Partnership Steve Schewel and Lao Rupert Wake NCAE Jim Rash Mr. Gregory E. McAvoy Mrs. Nancy Alyea Schiebel Wake Stone Corp. Robert and Pearl Seymour Fund WakeMed Mr. Tim Rectanus Sherwood H. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Walser Mr. Fred Rectanus Pascal Strom Family Endowment 52 TRIANGLE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION Robert D. Teer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Burgett Carol and Jack Walker Ms. Lynn Burleson Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Wallace Mr. Brian K. Burt Mr. Frank A. Ward Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Bush Michael Warner and Elizabeth Mr. Jeff Butterworth Craven Fund Ms. Nancy Byrnes Burton J. and Nan S. Weiss Fund Mr. and Mrs. Chris Byron Richard and Teresa Williams David Cabana and Martha and Peyton Woodson Sharon Stanners Dr. Phail Wynn, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Calhoun Mr. and Mrs. Paul Calland Mr. and Mrs. David Mr. Paul Campbell H. Stevens Mr. David Carlson Mr. J. Myrick Howard and Mr. Brad Carpenter Mr. Brinkley Sugg Mr. and Mrs. Kevin F. Casey Lyle Townsend Mr. Keith A. Cassell Ms. M. Leigh Townsend Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Caughlan The Healing Place of Wake County Ms. Sandra Chase Uncle Albright Trull Ms. Shelby D. Cheek Ms. Elaine W. Shoaf T. Glenn Bass Ms. Jessica Civali Branch Banking & Trust Co. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Clark Mary and Jim Twitchell Ms. Marilyn Brantley Ms. Jean Poe Martin Mr. and Mrs. Dan J. Clement Ms. Rosalie R. Poe James Christopher Black Ms. Ione H. Cockrell Mr. and Mrs. William D. Poe, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Victor J. Dzau David Cole and Mary Hall Ms. Jeannette C. Glenn Mr. Nathan S. Conklin Mr. Warren Wall Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Conn Mr. and Mrs. Philip D. McHugh Edward Blume Mr. Todd Cook Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Richard Susan and Robb Teer A. Cortopassi Ms. Nancy L. Teer-Sims and Edna Reed Boone Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Mr. Greg Sims Anonymous S. Costantino Susan and Roy Teer Julie Anne Brodie Ms. Laura L. Cove Ms. Nancy L. Teer-Sims and Ms. Jean V. Copeland Ms. Kimberly P. Crawford Mr. Greg Sims Ms. Mary Jane Copeland Mr. and Mrs. A. Ashley Creech Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Creemers Mr. Loren Zawawi Jo Brown Mr. John Crick, Jr. Ms. M. Leigh Townsend Sue Slatkoff and Ron Strauss Mr. John M. Crotsley Dave Brumitt Daughtry and Starling Mr. and Mrs. James R. Davis, Jr. IN MEMORY OF Mr. and Mrs. Arturo Andino Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Babcock Mr. Michael Dayton Forest Wayne Adkins Mr. Kenneth G. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. DeVito, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Adkins Baker Information and Mr. and Mrs. David DiSerafino Ms. Susie Burnette Technical Sales, Inc Mr. Adam A. Dolan Mr. Archie Copeland Mr. Russell Barringer, III Mr. and Mrs. Kevin E. Dougherty Earth Tech Inc. Mr. Michael L. Beatty, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Dowty Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Lazenby, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Beech Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mr. and Mrs. Earle Moody Mr. and Mrs. Donald Belk K. Drumheller, Jr. Ms. Betsy Myrick Mr. Robert B. Bell Mr. and Mrs. David Duncklee Ms. Jane Roda Mr. and Mrs. Erick M. Benson Mr. Andrew Durward Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Berndt Mr. David W. Easter Taylor A. Albert Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bethea Ms. Gretal Z. Easter Triangle United Way Ms. Randi Blank Mr. Kevin M. Ehlert and Ms. Jennifer Fiskin Stewart P. Alexander and Mr. John Boger, III Mr. Charles Boiler Mr. and Mrs. William H. Elam, Jr. Charles B. Huestis Mr. Eric Elbel Mrs. Marilyn Miller-Fox Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Bokish Mr. Robert Bonds Mr. Peter J. Elkan Ralph Ambrosius Mr. and Ms. Russell J. Boone Ms. Sara Lewis Espada Mrs. Ralph F. Ambrosius Mr. John G. Boswell Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Estes Mr. and Mrs. R. Mark Bosworth Mr. Richard D. Estes Juan Chesson and Joe Angelo Mr. Dennis M. Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Carter Ms. Margaret Braddy Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bradley Ms. Irina Paraschiv Jo Baker’s Mother Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Bradsher Mr. and Mrs. Alec S. Fernandez Office of Instructional Technology Mr. and Mrs. David Mr. Paul Ferrell, Jr. N. Bridenbaugh Mr. Robert Ferris Charles and Marie Barefoot Ms. Patti Brideson Mr. and Mrs. Peter Finkelstein Mr. Scott Gersh and Mr. Edward J. Brinkley, Jr. First Choice Construction Ms. Vicki Barefoot-Gersh Mr. Meryl Brodsky Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Fissel Mr. and Mrs. Barry Fitzgerald Virginia Catherine Barefoot Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brodd Mr. and Mrs. A. Michael Brown Mr. Jeffrey T. Fitzgerald Ms. Karen Garr Mr. and Mrs. John J. Fitzgerald Ms. Jeanne F. Kirkwood Mr. and Mrs. Philip Brown, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Bruner Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Fleming Mr. and Ms. Jesse Pridgen Mr. and Mrs. Ben Flores Ms. Noela Woodall Mr. John R. Bruner Mr. and Mrs. Barry N. Bullard Ms. Nancy E. Fortini ANNUAL REPORT JULY 1, 2005 – JUNE 30, 2006 53 Contributors July 1, 2005 – June 30, 2006 (continued)

Mr. and Mrs. Dean Furbish Mr. and Mrs. Wesley J. Johnson Mr. Michael J. Minikus Mr. Archie W. Futrell, III Mr. C. Lawrence Jones Jay Mitchell & Associates LLC Mr. David Futrell Mr. Lannis B. Jones Mr. John T. Mitchell Mr. Gerald Gala Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Kadle Mr. and Mrs. James R. Molnar Mr. Terrence L. Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Morse F. Kalt Mr. Claude Monnier and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis B. Garner Mr. Mark A. Kane Ms. J. Smith Doss Mr. and Mrs. Brent A. George Mr. Kevin G. Keister Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Monsein Mr. Robert George, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Keith, M.D. Ms. Karla F. Moore Mr. William D. Giblin Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Kenny Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Joyce Watkins King and Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Morris T. Giordano Gary King Mr. Paul Mortensen and Mr. Ted G. Godwin Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. King Mrs. Patricia Berryman Mr. Rolando G. Gomez Mr. Kevin J. Kirk Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moss Mr. Thomas T. Graham Mr. and Mrs. Franklin M. Knox Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Mullin, III Ms. Elizabeth Hagle Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kunath Mr. Michael J. Musolf Mr. and Mrs. William N. Haight Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth N. Larsen Mrs. Sarah Negri Mr. Andrew J. Hall Mr. and Mrs. David A. Larson Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Newton Mr. Geoffrey A. Hall, II Mr. Richard D. Lee Nexsen, Pruet, Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Halloran Mr. John A. Lehnert Kleemeier, LLC Mr. Jason R. Halsey Mr. Derrick W. Lewis Ms. Jeanne F. Noe Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Hamilton Lineberry Architectural Group, PA Mr. Lawrence J. Noe Mr. and Mrs. Adrian E. Hands Mr. and Mrs. John J. Little Mr. Gregory A. Northcutt Mr. Robert T. Hargett Ms. Natalia J. Lonchyna Mr. Michael R. O’Connor Ms. Margaret Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Long Mr. Paul T. O’Connor Mr. Lee Harris Mr. Tony Long Ms. Trish O’Grady Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hart Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lorenzen Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Oliver Mr. Alfred Hausladen Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Lowery Mr. Michael Stephen O’Malley Mr. Daniel J. Hayes Mr. and Ms. Chris Ludwick Mr. John W. Ormand, III Mr. Thomas R. Hepler Mr. Stephen Lund Mr. Jason Pannkuk Mr. and Mrs. Harold K. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Luski Mr. Bill Parquet Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hiltscher Ms. Marian MacCormick Pelorus Consulting Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hinton Mr. John L. Madson and Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Perkinson Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Hiskey Mrs. Kristin De Soto-Madson Mr. and Mrs. John F. Petro Mr. and Mrs. Jon A. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Marshall Mr. Douglas Philip Mr. Joseph C. Hollingsworth Ms. Julia Martinez Mr. Dennis W. Pike, III Mr. and Mrs. David Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Martz Mr. William Pittman Ms. Suzanne Hosmann and Mr. Alphonse A. Masella, Jr. Mr. Howard Plemmons, Jr. Mr. Dominic Ciavatta Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mather Mr. and Mrs. Chris Plummer Mr. Richard T. Howard, Jr. Mr. Scott Matthews Ms. Joy P. Pointer Mr. Logan D. Howell, Jr. Mr. Samuel D. Mauney Mr. Carlyn G. Poole Mr. Jerome Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Mazurick Mr. John C. Powell Mr. Alden W. Hull Mr. Dayn McBee Mr. and Mrs. E. Carson Price Mr. Charles W. Hunley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. E. Duffy McDonald Ms. Johanna W. Prins Mr. and Mrs. Bret A. Hunter Scott McElroy and Elizabeth Ms. Elizabeth Puryear Ms. Brandi Hurt Obenshain Mr. W. Greyson Quarles, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Iovine Mr. and Mrs. James A. McKenzie Mr. and Mrs. David Quick Ms. Laurie K. Jackson Mr. George E. McKim Mr. and Mrs. J. Phillip Ratzloff Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Jacobs, III Mr. Art McMillan Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Read Mr. Craig L. Jarvis and Mr. and Mrs. Gino Menechella Mr. Charles M. Reeves, III Ms. Colleen Donfield Ms. Sandra K. Metz and Mr. John W. Reid Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Jayes Ms. Amt Germuth Ms. Mary L. Reyes Mr. Alan M. Johnson Ms. Jaqueline A. Miller Roanoke Rapids Mill Mr. David L. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Heath T. Roberts Mr. Anthony S. Rocco Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rohlke Ms. Jessica M. Rohrbach Ms. Janice R. Rosenbohm Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ross Mr. Charles Routten Ms. Beth Rushing Mr. Larry H. Sams Ms. Wendy Sarratt Mr. Jonathan D. Sasser Mr. Paul Savarese Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Schiada Student interns in Goodwill Industries of Eastern North Carolina’s (GIENC) Mr. Adrian Schreiber School-to-Work and Summer Nature Programs assemble cleaning supplies Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Sears for victims of hurricanes. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard D. Sechler

54 TRIANGLE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION Mr. and Mrs. James C. Serne Ms. Mary S. Booth Ms. Doris C. McCoy Ms. Maria Settanni Cardinal Track Club Mrs. Barbara McGill Gary Shaffer and Sara Huston Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Clarke Mr. and Mrs. J. Frederick Ms. Joan M. Shedd Mr. Curtis A. Dansby and Mushinski Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Sheffield Ms. Nancy J. Gritter Mr. and Ms. Elmer L. Puryear Ms. Barbara Simmons Mr. and Mrs. David A. Duff Mr. and Ms. Edwin W. Reeves, Jr. Mr. Timothy Simmons and Mr. Frank Heath Mr. F. G. Riedlin and Mrs. M. E. Ms. Deborah Creemers Deborah and Raymond Parker Boehm-Reidlin Mr. and Mrs. David N. Simpson Mr. Bryant B. Roberts Mr. John A. Simpson Amanda Clifton Mr. and Ms. Grattan Mr. Charles E. Sirc Steve and Lynn McCulloch W. Rowland, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Smedley Lorraine Coogan Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Sheldon Ms. Dana L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Francis K. Coogan Ms. Doris J. Stanley Mr. Gabriel D. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Peter Coogan Ms. Margaret J. Sugg Ms. Stayce Smith Enterprise Process Service, Inc. Ms. Mildred R. Teer Steph and Richard Smith Mr. and Mrs. Arnold K. Melanson Mr. and Mrs. Perri Mr. Tracy M. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Radil R. Tharrington, Jr. Ms. Courtney S. Michelle Mr. David J. Regan and Mr. and Ms. David R. Tilley Mr. Adrian Snyder Mrs. Hope Juckel-Regan Mr. Seth P. Tillman Mr. Ying C. So Rosicki, Rosicki & Associates, P.C. Mr. Frank A. Ward Ms. Carrie Speerschneider Mr. Edward Sueta, Jr. Ms. Mary P. White Mr. S. Sridhar and Threshold Land Inc. Mr. and Ms. Robert G. Wright Ms. Solveig Viste Ms. Karen Underhill And 1 anonymous donor Mr. and Mrs. John D. Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Varley Ms. Diane Stevenson John Gent Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Vartigian Mrs. Emily C. Morton Andrew Stewart and Emily Rosen Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Weisse Mr. Jon David Stewart Whittiker Legal Publishing Tommy Goldberg Ms. Jane Stovic Jill and John Kispert Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stringfellow Sharon Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Warren Ms. Elizabeth D. Taylor Ms. Kay Cooper Mr. and Mrs. John T. Taylor Stacy Guess Rufus Utley Cotton Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Guess Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thayer Mr. Scott Gersh and Ms. Vicki Mr. Patrick D. Thiedeman Barefoot-Gersh William R. Gurganus Mr. and Mrs. Chase S. Thomas Class of 1942 Rocky Mount Mr. and Mrs. Eugene S. Thomas Jack and Bonnie Covington High School Mr. and Mrs. Jason Thomas Ms. Bethany C. Hagan Mr. W. Carlyle Gay Mr. and Mrs. Shannon J. Thomsen Ms. Donna L. Torrence Henry W. Cutchin, III John Michael Hale Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Truitt Mrs. Betty N. Batchelor Ms. Jean Hale John Tullo and Lucy Harber Mr. W. Carlyle Gay Ms. Mary Harvard Ms. Alice Turner Mrs. Janice Mayberry Mr. and Mrs. Travis Huffiness Mr. and Mrs. Steven H. Turner Catherine Dugger Mr. John H. Sherrill, III Ms. Suzanne J. Unger Mr. and Mrs. Atwell Dugger Ms. Susan Sherrill Ms. K. Hope Valentine Ms. Rosemary Dugger Ms. Julia Wernicke Ms. Carin M. Vanderklok Mr. and Mrs. John R. Moore Claudia Ann Rogers Harris Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ward Mr. and Mrs. Rick A. Reinhardt Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wartski Ms. Alice L. Castillo Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Watta Floyd Fletcher Mrs. Polly K. Christian Mr. and Mrs. William A. West Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Alexander Mrs. Sybil Davenport Mr. and Mrs. Kevin E. Whalen Ms. Delores C. Atkins Ms. Elizabeth L. Gardner Wheels for Less Auto Sales Mr. and Mrs. Philip Beck Ms. Mary Albert Ward Mr. John E. White Mrs. Marion J. Bowling and Dr. Jerome Harris Ms. Barbara Wiedemann Roselyn J. Lawrence Ron and Chris Greene Mr. and Mrs. Josef Wiedemann Ms. Paula P. Breedlove Ms. Martha A. Wilkes Mr. and Ms. Hay G. Brown Julia Ann Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Jerry M. Williams, Jr. Ms. Eleanor T. Busick Mr. and Mrs. William T. Allee Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Williams Capitol Broadcasting Company, Inc. Carole and Howard Arkush Ms. Diana Witt Croasdaile Study Club Pat and Bill Blau Mr. Robert Wolff K.v.R. and Patricia Dey, Jr. Ms. Elizabeth J. Ciner Mr. and Mrs. James G. Woods Mr. and Ms. Robert B. Dienst Daniel and Kathleen Mrs. Mary E. Woodyard Mr. and Ms. C. Stephen Dula Clarke-Pearson Mr. Douglas Woolcock Mr. Clyde H. Dula Mr. Myron Cohen and Mr. Keil Wurl Mr. William A. Dula Ms. Gail Henderson Mr. David P. Zimmerman and Ms. Nancy Fassett Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Connolly Ms. Julia Ross Mr. Bill Fletcher Alan and Mimi Cross Mr. H. Thomas Zimmermann Ms. Deborah A. Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mr. and Ms. Grant R. Hall S. Eastman, Jr. Annalee Dale Cairns Mr. and Mrs. James C. Hardin, III Anita and Paul Farel Donovan and Patricia Lent Mr. Harding Hughes, Jr. Terrie Gale and Robert Adler Donald Clarke-Pearson Mr. and Ms. Richard M. Hutson Ms. Dorothy Goldbaum Mr. and Mrs. Allen Addison Jewelsmith, Inc Ms. Jane L. Goldbaum Mr. and Mrs. Edgar C. Bleick, Jr. Mrs. Sara Jo Manning Rosalind and Mervin D. Gray Ms. Josephine W. McClernon Ms. Shirley E. Gray

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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harrison Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Beatty Mr. Yi Ning and Mr. Jonathan Hartlyn and Mr. and Mrs. Neal Bench Ms. Nanping Weng Ms. Debra Levin Mr. and Ms. James W. Blue, Jr. Ms. Nancy Oates and Ms. Mary Caye Jones Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Boone Jr. Mr. Will Priest Ms. Muriel B. Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. John Bowman Mr. and Mrs. John E. Paul Dr. and Mrs. David G. Kaufman Ms. Patricia A. Breen and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Peacock Ms. Judith B. Klotz Ms. Rebecca D. Stirewalt Ms. Karen K. Phillips Barbara and Dale Koch Mr. W. Ronald Brinton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David M. Price Ms. Linda Kornberg Mr. Robert A. Brogden Ms. Jean H. Priest Carrie and Howard Krasnow Mr. and Mrs. Philip D. Buchanan L. R. Rauchbach Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lewis Ms. Rebecca Campbell Ms. Catherine D. Ray Ms. Rochelle Lieberman Mr. George Chescheir Regional Neurosurgery PLLC Norman and Sonna Loewenthal Betsey and Meade Christian Mr. and Mrs. G. Wayne Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mehler Mr. David K. Christmas Richardson Ms. Sherry P. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Christopher Ms. Gayle Rose Mr. Stanley R. Nelson Mr. Dennis A. Clements and Mr. and Mrs. Derek Ross Mr. and Mrs. George S. Nemeth Ms. Martha Ann Keels Steve Schewel and Lao Rubert Peter and Marilyn Ornstein Mrs. Jacquelyn Clymore and Mr. Kenneth F. Schulz and Louis Perlmutt, M.D. and Mr. Vaughn Greene Mrs. Susan Lloyd Schulz Susan Seehusen Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Collicutt, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Scoville Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Pope, Jr. Colpitts Grading, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David G. Shoemaker Mr. Herbert S. Posner Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Crandall D. Joe and Victoria Smith Fund Mr. and Mrs. Ernest D. Rado Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Mr. and Mrs. Russell B. Smith Mr. Paul P. Rhyne P. Daaleman Ms. Laura J. Springstead Mrs. Eleanor A. Rosner Robert and Blythe Devlin Mr. Timothy A. Turvey and Ms. Marjorie A. Satinsky Mr. and Mrs. William G. Elmore, Jr. Mrs. Martha Warren Turvey Ms. Anne L. Scaff Employees of UNC Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Martin H. Ulshen Bill and Linda Shockley Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Verboon Ms. Lindsey W. Shockley Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Eron Mr. Emmanuel Walter and Myra and Michael Smith Ms. Dorothy K. Ervin Mrs. Barbara Keith Walter Mr. and Mrs. Scott C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Essey Mr. and Ms. Lee A. Westover Heather and Lenny Stein Dr. and Ms. Donald W. Farmer Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Zwiacher Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Stifler Paul Feldblum and And 1 anonymous donor Dr. Marvin S. Swartz and Mary Boatwright Ms. Gita Schonfeld Leslie M. Forman and Marion W. LeBuis Sari and Stuart Teplin Eleanor Riegert Mr. Scott Gersh and Mr. William Tilley and Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Friel Ms. Vicki Barefoot-Gersh Ms. Christine Parke GeneCare Medical Ralston Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Torgovnick Genetics Center Mr. Scott Gersh and Dr. Charles Van Der Horst and Ms. Kimberly Glenn Ms. Vicki Barefoot-Gersh Dr. Laura Svetky Mr. Robert Gluck Arthur Werner and Bea Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Kerry A. Guthrie Ealone Liverman Wide Waters Fund Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Hastings Mr. Scott Gersh and Allen and Claire Wilcox Mr. and Mrs. Gerald G. Hawkins Ms. Vicki Barefoot-Gersh Ms. Elizabeth S. Wright Mr. and Ms. Kent Healey Eleanor Long-Wilque Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Hudock Ms. Louise S. Spear Charles Hauser and John Loftis Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Janas Durham Rotary Club Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Lappas Benjamin Malcolm Mr. and Mrs. William B. Parker, Jr. Ms. Karen Lauterbach and Judge Cameron M. Batjer Dr. Mark A. Powers Helen E. Heusner Mekye Malcolm Triangle United Way Mr. Robert Lindberg Ms. Leslie R. MacKowiak James and Stephanie Brown Linda A. Ironside Mr. James E. Manning Ms. Anne H. Hogan Leonard and Ms. Heather Smith Linton Mr. Joseph W. Marion and Mr. Robert C. Leonard Hogan, Jr. Mrs. Melissa Dru Marion Judea Reform Congregation J. Odell Isley Mr. Roy S. McKay, Jr. Mr. Bowman K. Burton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Marley Richard and Margaret McCann Ms. Brooke M. Whiteford Ms. Kate Parks Kitchin Mr. and Mrs. Wendell James W. Mason Ms. Lillian Robinson Boney H. McKenzie John and Sandra Atkins Ms. and Ms. Janet K. Rollins Donald J. McNamara and Joan Mrs. Nancy Mason Mr. W. R. Turner, Jr. P. McNamara Foundation O’Brien/Atkins Associates, P.A. Mr. Calvin McNeill William and Doris Wilson Caroline Laundon Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. McNulty Ms. Sally Vanmetre Almekinders Mr. and Mrs. William Virginia Massey Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Andrews Robert Meyer Ms. Grace R. Cooke Ms. Carolyn Atwell and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Miller Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Johnson Ms. Victoria Sandiford Mr. and Mrs. Ronald P. Mills Ms. Beulah Latta John and Kathy Austin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Moore Carol and Richard Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Balafas New Jersey Perinatal Associates Ms. Mary Albert Ward Ms. Kay M. Weatherspoon 56 TRIANGLE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION Patricia McCracken Arden B. Root Ms. Sema E. Lederman Ms. Betsy Holding Mr. and Mrs. W. Trent Ragland, Jr. John Metzger, Sr. & Ms. Anne F. Shearer John Metzger, Jr. Mr. W. Sam Tarlton Sharon and Terry Freeman Cathy Ruttenberg Nora Nicholson Ms. Susan J. Robinson Deborah and Raymond Parker Bill and Linda Shockley Joseph J. Ruvane, Jr. Mrs. Joan Ruvane Ryan Page Ms. Carol L. Ashcraft Lynne Sherrill Mr. and Mrs. Marshall C. Ashcraft Durham Rotary Club Mr. and Mrs. Terry W. Beasley Mr. and Mrs. Gregory E. Burcher Nancy Shubert Ms. Margaret A. and Ms. Carolyn Strange Mr. C. Beverly Cooper, Jr. Nell Slaughter Young campers ready to depart for Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Coppedge Needmore Extension and their Chatham County Together! Mr. and Mrs. George E. Currie Community Club camping experience Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Foy Mr. and Ms. David B. Gilgen Kassel Smit Dorothy Valsame Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Haggar Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allbaugh Rudy and Deborah Ogburn Mrs. Betty E. Allbaugh-Sarton and Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hawley Cecilia Vermeulen Mrs. E. Tandy Hodge-Seery Mr. Robert Allbaugh Ms. Helen Blaisdell Mr. Scott Gersh and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson Ms. Vicki Barefoot-Gersh Mr. Phillip J. Kirk, Jr. Ms. Leslie A. Dare and Ms. Katherine T. Marx Mr. Sherwood Bryan Phyllis Walter Mr. and Mrs. Jerry A. Miller Mr. Daniel Diehr Mr. Scott Gersh and Ms. Vicki Mr. and Ms. Steven R. Nava Mr. and Mrs. David E. Fox Barefoot-Gersh Ms. Karen Osborne-Rowland Ms. Carolyn Huettel Lt. Col. and Mrs. Harry A. Page Mr. George N. McGregor and Carl Ward Mr. and Mrs. Jody Page Cary Dockery McGregor Jennifer Ward Ms. Mary Jean Page Mr. and Mrs. George Lubie E. Williams Mr. William J. Page C. Naderman Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Panella Progress Energy Sheehan Sales, Inc. Skanska USA Building, Inc. Mial Williamson Mr. and Ms. Lacy B. Slayton Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Smit Mr. John Beaman Triangle United Way Mr. and Mrs. F. Lawrence Street Chadd Wooster Mr. and Ms. Richard Voltz Mr. Norris W. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Allan C. Benton Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wade, III Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Gaskill Mr. Michael Bielinski Mr. and Ms. Kevin M. Walsh Mr. W. Carlyle Gay Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cain Mr. and Mrs. William J. Wentzel Ms. Julia B. Shearin Mr. and Mrs. David P. Caulfield Mr. and Mrs. Orbie S. Chandler Edward Panek William Frindley Smith Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. James P. Clarke Tracy and Martha Philpott King Mr. Henry Dagit Nancy J. Pitton Ms. Sarah Stauber Ms. Patricia I. Degina Ms. Mary E. Eberst Mrs. Nancy A. Schiebel Mr. and Mrs. Karl H. Dietz Mr. and Mrs. Tom Duecker Hubie Poteat John S. and Otelia Stewart Ms. Mary Beth Tobin Mr. James G. Ellis Ms. E. Marie Foley Mr. and Mrs. William A. Funk Ruth Pruitt Jettie Lucille Strayhorn Carter G2 Needmore Extension and Brigit and James Carter Mr. and Mrs. L. Grant Godwin Community Club Mr. and Mrs. Alex Jaoczkin Myrle Sult Mr. and Mrs. Reuel E. Johnson, Jr. Edward Prusiewicz Lynne Townsend Albert and Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. King Ms. Candace Prusiewicz and Scott Albert Ms. Jenny P. Loftin Mr. Barry R. Beggs Mr. and Mrs. Tim Marsteiner Mr. J. P. Sutton Ms. Peggy Oettinger Mr. Hubert Rand Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Phil Bailey PPM of Raleigh, Inc. C. J. Woodmaster Development Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Sutton Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pellack Dr. and Mrs. Wolfgang Karl Joklik Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Nick Portaleos William and Ginger King Mr. Paul Robitaille Paperless Solutions, Inc. Jan Phillip Swiger Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Rand Anonymous Mr. and Ms. George S. Simon Mr. Mark Ritchie Faye Thornton Mr. and Mrs. J. Gordon Still Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Roessler Mr. and Mrs. Brad Hodges Fred and Karina Swesticky Nick and Dot Shoaf Ms. Betty L. Parker Fred and Sandra Swesticky Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Walker Mr. and Mrs. Ed J. Tie Ms. Laura Wall Dr. Edward S. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Ward Billie Turnbull Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wooster Susan Ribet Martin and Grace Ribet Mrs. Emily C. Morton Mr. Gary W. Wooster Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ribet, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Wooster

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Triangle Community Foundation carefully The Foundation allows fundholders to recom- manages long-term philanthropic funds primarily mend among alternative portfolios offering a for the benefit of the communities of Wake, range of exposure to equities, each deemed Durham, Orange and Chatham counties in prudent by the Foundation’s Finance Committee. North Carolina. During the nearly 25 years For funds not otherwise recommended by of its existence, the Foundation’s assets have donors, the Foundation currently follows a default grown from an initial contribution of $3,000 to targeted endowment investment asset allocation more than $108 million, comprising nearly 570 of 65 percent in equity securities and 35 percent funds. Of its total assets, more than $68 million in fixed income securities. reside in permanent endowment funds. During the 2005-2006 fiscal year, Triangle Community The Foundation employs professional investment Foundation experienced an increase in contri- management firms, which the Finance Committee butions of nearly 5 percent and an increase in selects and reviews regularly. The Foundation’s grantmaking of more than 27 percent. core endowment investments are currently man- aged by Frank Russell Company. In addition, the The stewardship of the Foundation’s funds is a Foundation also maintains financial partnership critical responsibility of the Board of Directors. relationships with the following institutions, which The Foundation’s Finance Committee, appointed donors may also recommend for the investment by and reporting to the Board of Directors, of the funds they have created: has immediate oversight of all aspects of the Foundation’s financial management, including BB&T investment policy, guidance and review. The Bank of America committee is comprised of Board members with Franklin Street Partners specific experience and expertise in financial Merrill Lynch and operations management, investments, Smith Barney and law (please see listing on p. 15). SunTrust US Trust The Foundation’s goal is to earn a reasonable Wachovia return on its investments while maintaining a diversified, high-quality portfolio without undue risk of significant capital depreciation. Its investment policy, established and periodically reviewed by the Finance Committee, utilizes prudent investment strategies tailored to the unique needs of its charitable funds. It is designed to result in growth sufficient to maintain the real value of a fund’s principal balance and grant- making capability over time. This is accomplished through carefully balanced portfolios of both equity and fixed-income securities and through the Foundation’s total return spending policy.

58 TRIANGLE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION As of June 30, 2006 Statement of Financial Position ASSETS Cash and cash equivalents ...... 6,286,720 Investments ...... 90,394,528 Real estate held for resale ...... 403,000 Receivables ...... 10,151,342 Rental real estate (net of depreciation) ...... 904,669 Office furniture and equipment (net of depreciation) ...... 35,886 Total Assets ...... 108,176,145

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Accrued expenses ...... 60,975 Grants payable ...... 509,462 Assets held on behalf of other organizations ...... 18,305,505 Net assets ...... 89,300,203 Total Liabilities and Net Assets ...... 108,176,145

Statement of Activities SUPPORT AND REVENUES Contributions ...... 12,319,761 Interest, dividend and other income ...... 4,135,326 Investment gains (losses) ...... 1,790,427 Total Support and Revenues ...... 18,245,514

EXPENSES Grants, philanthropic services and special projects ...... 10,507,263

Supporting services: Fund management ...... 36,972 Administrative ...... 784,434 Development ...... 347,532 Total Expenses ...... 11,676,201

Other, loss on sale of gifted assets ...... 208,126 Support and revenues in excess of expenses ...... 6,361,187

Net Assets, Beginning of Year ...... 82,939,016 Net Assets, End of Year ...... 89,300,203

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TRIANGLE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION STAFF Andrea Bazán-Manson Isabel Hudson Shannon E. St. John President Office Assistant Senior Consultant Ben Blankenship Edgar Jaramillo Fred S. Stang Director of Operations and IT Consultant Director of Development Chief Financial Officer Kamira T. Jones Jill Turner Linda Depo Information Associate Executive Assistant Philanthropic Services Krystin Jorgenson Max Villalva Associate Controller IT Consultant Paula Dickerson Lori O’Keefe Jack Walker Director of Communications Philanthropic Services Liaison General Counsel Beverley Francis Kristen Brown Smalley Director of Philanthropic Gift Planning Advisor Services

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