2015 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY MADISON GIVES VISION The Greater Madison area will be a vibrant and generous place where people help each other thrive. MISSION Madison Community Foundation uses its local knowledge and assets to inspire giving, support meaningful initiatives and connect people for the common good.

VALUES

Generosity – We inspire giving to improve our world.

Permanence – We steward community assets to ensure permanent, multi- generational philanthropy.

Connectivity – We listen to fundholders, learn about community initiatives and foster connections.

Effectiveness – We identify opportunities, align actions and produce results.

Integrity – We create trust by acting with transparency and accountability.

ON THE COVER: Natalia, Elizabeth and Amira, students from East Madison Community Center, take part in Community Groundworks’ after-school program. The photo was taken in October 2015 in the Troy Kids’ Garden, built with the support of American Girl’s Fund for Children, a component fund of Madison Community Foundation.

Confirmed in Compliance with National Standards for U.S. Community Foundations THE BIG SUCCESS: Community Shares of Wisconsin’s Crystel Anders and MCF’s Bob Sorge make a snowy delivery to Wisconsin League of Conservation Voters during The Big Share, the 2015 ANNUAL REPORT 24-hour online fundraising day that raised $263,000 for CSW’s 70 nonprofits. Dear MCF donors, fundholders and friends, We are pleased to share with you Madison Community Foundation’s Annual Report for 2015.

As we look back over the past few years, we recognize that 2013 was a year of learning, 2014 a year of planning, and 2015 a year of implementation. The themes that emerged when we asked hundreds of stakeholders about MCF’s “unique value” have served not only to clarify MCF’s role in the community, but also to create expectations about our future.

Our work centers on these themes: independent credibility, knowledge of the community, permanence, philanthropic expertise and community connectivity. A few examples of how we have deepened our commitment to these areas in 2015:

▪ Independent credibility – MCF completed a rigorous national reaccreditation process – strengthening its governance structure, policies and protocols.

▪ Knowledge of the community – MCF staff are preparing to launch a new website, providing efficiency and effectiveness Blaine R. Renfert for our donors and a richer resource for nonprofits and the community. MCF Board of Governors Chair ▪ Permanence – Last summer, MCF engaged an independent consulting firm to review the work of its investment manager. The firm recommended modest improvements and recognized MCF investment performance is in the top quartile of community foundations. MCF also introduced a new, tiered-fee structure, reducing fees on larger funds and enabling them to distribute more resources for our community.

▪ Philanthropic Expertise – As part of our efforts to further facilitate giving, MCF added real estate and personal property to the list of gifts it can process. In addition, MCF welcomed a new Supporting Organization, providing tax savings that are only available through community foundations.

▪ Community Connectivity – Connecting donors to the causes they care about and helping them make effective decisions about their resources are at the heart of MCF’s work. We take great care to bring the community together for the common good. Over the past year, we have better connected MCF to communities of color and issues of race equality, broadening our reach as the community’s foundation.

It is an honor to be part of the community’s foundation. Thank you for joining us to improve and strengthen the region we call home. We hope you enjoy the stories of impact in the pages that follow. They are a mirror held up to our community – a celebration of the people who give and the causes that change our world.

Bob Sorge MCF President

Blaine R. Renfert Bob Sorge Board Chair President and and Fundholder Fundholder

MADISONGIVES.ORG 1 Strength in Numbers Madison Community Foundation manages the work of more than 1,000 charitable funds while also pooling resources together to respond to our community’s greatest opportunities and challenges. MCF At A Glance 1,547 $7,694,338 Total number 1,048 of grants given Total number of funds Contributions to MCF funds in 2015 in 2015

74 $200 million 400+ Years Amount of grant dollars Number of nonprofits awarded Community CONNECTING PEOPLE FOR awarded in the last 25 years THE COMMON GOOD Impact grants since 1991

Largest Community Impact grant in 2015: Foundation for Dane County Madison’s Public Schools Bicycle Association $300,000 Nonprofit with the newest fund to launch Madison Metropolitan School Nonprofit with the most funds District’s Community Schools

2 2015 ANNUAL REPORT "The Madison Community Foundation is helping In 2015, Community to bring our vision as a Impact grants: school district to life.”

• Permanently protected -Jennifer Cheatham, hiking/biking trails, fishing Superintendent, Madison streams and wildlife habitats Metropolitan School District • Made sure seniors remain safe and healthy at home

• Brought the magic of arts to thousands, including kids “As a donor, you need who dance, sing, and act to take the long view, • Transformed the lives of and the community homeless families through foundation is the place permanent homes and jobs to do it.” • Sparked joy in learning and a – Carol Toussaint, past Board sense of accomplishment for member, donor, fundholder, struggling students Legacy Society member • Strengthened nonprofits, community centers and libraries across Dane County “The Madison Community Foundation understands the community, the diversity within the community, how nonprofits work, and the challenges they face.” – Karen Menendez Coller, Executive Director, Centro Hispano

MADISONGIVES.ORG 3 Amy T. Overby

Vice President, Donor A Path Engagement, and Fundholder to Giving Your Giving … Your Way

One of my favorite aspects MCF is proud to partner of my job is to meet with an individual or a couple and with individuals, families, ask, “What’s important to nonprofits and businesses, you, and what’s your timeline?” Their answers create a path for their giving, their way. connecting them to their

Over the years, I’ve worked with families touched favorite causes, both close by a particular health concern, couples who want to home and far away to ensure our precious wetlands are preserved for future generations, individuals who are moved to CLASS ACTS: The Toussaints’ generosity has helped shape our city help the plight of refugees half way around the world, and retirees who want to make sure young people CAROL AND JOHN TOUSSAINT experience the same joys of theater that they once did. Carol Toussaint’s path to charitable giving began early and later with the Board of Governors on a strategic plan in life, when her aunt asked her to volunteer for the Red to build and grow endowments for charitable giving. Are you interested in making an immediate impact Cross during World War II. with your gifts, creating a permanent stream of “What I learned about community foundations early on income for a particular cause or giving over the next Carol’s husband, John, learned about the importance of was that they were flexible,” says Carol. “They have a decade or two? Whether your giving is during your investing in others from a family role model as well: his core mission, but they’re flexible when it comes to an lifetime, through your estate plan, or both, we’re here father. He was a dentist, and not all of his patients could individual donor. If a donor wants to do something to to help. What’s important to you, and what’s your afford to pay for care, though his generosity extended give back to their community, that’s the vehicle. And they timeline? That’s our service to you: Your giving, your well beyond his practice. Sometimes it would be a pulled work for the long term.” way. Contact us to start on your path. tooth at no charge; other times he would treat a patient to a cup of coffee or a bite to eat at the restaurant across The funds Carol and John hold at Madison Community Contact Amy the street. Foundation have supported many causes over time, and (608) 232-1763 today, their commitment to philanthropy is as strong [email protected] “This was just accepted as part of our family giving back as ever. to the community,” says John. “It is always satisfying to see a project in which you are Opportunities to put his talents to work for others during interested expand, grow and involve more and more his two years in the military followed by his education people within the community,” says John, whose passions at University of Wisconsin—Madison would also inform include libraries, his church, the UW medical school, John’s life and work. Not long after, Carol would be right where he received his training, Madison Symphony there with him as he pursued a career as a physician, as Orchestra and so much more. they traveled the country for a year observing medical facilities like the one he would soon open in Madison “Philanthropy isn’t just money and it isn’t whether you Contact Darcy for people with disabilities, and settled into a busy life at have it or you don’t. It’s whether you have the spirit Stewardship Director, home, at work and in the community. and the will to share it,” says Carol. “That’s what makes and Fundholder it philanthropy.” [email protected] In the early 1980s, Carol began her work with Madison Community Foundation in earnest, first as a consultant

4 2015 ANNUAL REPORT ALL HANDS ON DECK 100 Black Men leaders share how positivity, drive and passion can make a difference in the future of young men in our community

When Madison native Chris Canty asked his father, Wayne, if he could join 100 Black Men of Madison, a youth leadership and development program for area youth, particularly young men of color, the response was direct and definitive: “Are you ready?”

A recent UW-Madison grad, Canty had grown up around his father’s numerous volunteer activities in the community and saw the positive impact firsthand. But it was the sense of responsibility his father and his peers shared in helping to shape the next generation of Madison men that begged the question of his readiness. Expectations were high, Canty recalls, but he was more than ready.

“I think we’re doing so many great and really positive things right now,” says Canty, who chairs the group’s annual Backpacks for Success program that gives away over 1,500 backpacks to school kids every August.

J.R. Sims says the opportunity to make a positive difference in even a single child’s life is what drew him to join “The 100,” as it’s known to its members. With the recent launch of a community collaboration called Project MEN AT WORK: Enis Ragland (left), Chris Canty and J.R. Sims support and mentor our next generation of leaders. Soar, The 100 is poised to impact some 300 students through one-on-one mentoring, career counseling, and conversations around social issues affecting young KNOW YOUR ADVISOR African American males. Barbara S. Hughes Enis Ragland, who founded the local chapter in Hill, Glowacki, Jaeger & Hughes, LLP 1994 and helped establish the 100 Black Men of Madison Scholarship Fund at MCF, is thrilled so many How do you talk with your clients about charitable giving when they are creating an estate plan? organizations have stepped up to partner with The 100 in Number one would be to always ask the question: Do you have any charitable intent? People its efforts to close the opportunity gap. won’t necessarily say yes unless they’re asked. Most people have a good heart and they would like to leave something behind that has a lasting impact. “We have a motto, ‘What they see is what they will be,’ says Ragland. “So we try to be role models, How does Madison Community Foundation support your clients? mentors and tutors and set the example for our MCF is extremely well run, so you can depend on it to help people meet their charitable goals. In addition, MCF offers youth in our community.” a variety of tools – general giving, giving to or creating specific funds, helping students through scholarships or a field of interest fund … And for families who want to teach their children about charitable giving, a donor-advised fund is a wonderful mechanism to help them meet that goal. I think that’s one of MCF’s strongest values.

MADISONGIVES.ORG 5 Melinda Heinritz

Strategic Partnerships Director Partners in Giving

During 2015, MCF continued From empowering women to develop partnerships with and girls to strengthening regional affiliates in Columbus, Lodi, Middleton, Monona communities across the region, and Rio. Volunteers in those MCF partnerships support communities accomplished amazing results, collectively common causes and interests raising over $80,000 and distributing over $21,000. They work together to raise the profile of philanthropy A FUND FOR WOMEN and put in countless hours for the benefit of their communities. In 1993, Madison Community Foundation brought together 100 women and challenged them to address Building on our regional commitment, MCF also equity for women and girls. They each gave $1,000 convened representatives in July from six area school to form A Fund for Women. Since then A Fund for districts – Madison, Monona Grove, River Valley, Women’s endowment has grown to over $2 million and Middleton-Cross Plains, Verona, and Montello – for an has invested an additional $1 million in programs that inaugural school district fundraising retreat. Volunteers empower women and girls. and staff from those districts came together for introductions, discussed some of their challenges, In 2015, A Fund for Women approved Women’s shared success stories, and talked at length about Economic Empowerment as its area of ongoing strategic best practices. focus. To implement that focus, the Fund distributed $68,000 in grants to three area nonprofits: YWCA The A Fund for Women Advisory Committee, building Madison’s Construct‐U and YWeb Career Academy, on the 2014 strategy/branding project, approved Goodman Community Center’s Girls, Inc. Career Women’s Economic Empowerment as its ongoing area Savvy Program and Domestic Abuse Intervention of strategic focus. During a year of raising money, Services (DAIS) Career Workshops. The Fund also completing our annual grants cycle, and hosting four secured commitments from Summit Credit Union and signature events, the A Fund for Women volunteer American Family Insurance as early Women’s Economic family also devoted enormous energy to position us Empowerment investors. for substantially greater performance and impact. Elizabeth, a participant in the YWeb Career Academy, As an example of that effort, the Advisory Committee shared the impact of economic empowerment in her own allocated significant resources to send a delegation to life. Before she enrolled in YWeb, Elizabeth was working the October Women’s Funding Network Conference two jobs to support her family. After she graduated, she in San Francisco with representatives from Domestic took a paid internship followed by a full-time job with Abuse Intervention Services (DAIS), Goodman Flexion, a local technology company. “This program Community Center, Operation Fresh Start, and YWCA opens so many doors every single day for people who Madison. The experience forged a deeper connection have to deal with many unfortunate circumstances,” she with and demonstrated a new level of commitment to told Madison365. “I wouldn’t have had this opportunity our nonprofit partners. if I didn’t have the support and the push from the YWeb Contact Melinda and YWCA.” (608) 232-1763 [email protected] GIRLS ROCK: Girls Inc. inspires girls to be strong, 6 2015 ANNUAL REPORT smart and bold. COLUMBUS AREA ENDOWMENT The Columbus Area Endowment (CAE) was established in 2008 by a volunteer group of Columbus area citizens to create an enduring difference in the community and surrounding area. In 2015, CAE supported seven local organizations in their efforts to build and upgrade facilities, projects and programs: Columbus Community Hospital Foundation, Columbus Schools Music & Theatre Programs, Olivet U.C.C., Columbus Recreation Department, Columbus Senior Center, Columbus Public Library, and Columbus Literacy Council.

LODI AREA COMMUNITY ENDOWMENT Founded in 2009, the Lodi Area Community Endowment (LACE) provides charitable resources that enrich the greater Lodi community for present and future generations. Resources from LACE are available for educational and civic projects within the geographical boundaries of the School District of Lodi. Grant recipients in 2015 include the Sauk Prairie Area Literacy Council and Reach Out Lodi, Inc. Columbus, home to Columbus Area Endowment, has a population of approximately 5,000 people and is located about 28 miles northeast of Madison on the Crawfish River. MIDDLETON ENDOWMENT RIO COMMUNITY FOUNDATION Established in 2007, the Middleton Endowment is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life in the Established in 2002, the Rio Community Foundation Middleton area for present and future generations by (RCF) is a group of component funds of the Madison growing a permanent endowment, fostering philanthropy, Community Foundation dedicated to preserving and and actively supporting charitable activities. The grant enhancing the quality of life for people of all ages in Rio, recipients for 2015 included Middleton Community Wisconsin. As the central vehicle for charitable giving Orchestra Inc., Middleton Outreach Ministry, First in the Rio area, RCF raises resources and encourages Lutheran Church, Friends of Pheasant Branch support in the areas of education, agriculture and Conservancy, Inc., Gio’s Garden, and Madison Drum & community development. RCF recognizes that the Bugle Corps Association. community can do more when it works together to address needs and opportunities.

THE MONONA FUND Established in 2014, The Monona Fund will help support the community of Monona by backing charitable causes with a vast outreach.

MADISONGIVES.ORG 7 Tom Linfield,

Vice President, Community Giving for Good Impact, and Fundholder MCF’s 2015 COMMUNITY IMPACT GRANTS 2015 was a year of collaboration and capacity Common Wealth Development, Inc.: $20,000 for building, as we invested in the Southwest Partnership Employment Initiative to new programs, strengthened address high levels of poverty, unemployment and ongoing programs, and under-employment helped build endowments for multiple agencies. “Digging In” added the final five of fifteen outdoor classrooms, creating curriculum, Community Shares of Wisconsin: $45,000 to school gardens and even theater spaces. “COMETS” provide support and leadership for the second annual established STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering “The Big Share” event held on March 1, 2016 and Math) programs at five community centers, creating links with Edgewood College and UW- Madison, and training staff, children and parents Cycropia Aerial Dance: $20,000 to provide through hands-on science. educational workshops and community performances for the public. Funds will support expert instruction, further MCF continued its investment in education and collaboration, and provide technical expertise in rigging equity, funding student achievement and family and safety for the Madison circus arts community. engagement in school and after school, doubling EDUCATING OUR FUTURE: Learning in action at a the size of the Children’s Dyslexia Center, adding Madison public school a computer lab at Centro Hispano for workplace Dane Arts: $25,000 to pilot a public arts program training, building a new community space to serve Boys and Girls Club of Dane County: $35,000 to by training community artists to create murals in area seniors and kids, and funding two new positions launch a technology club to introduce kids to new ideas neighborhoods, which will reverse urban decay, increase for the One Madison project in the Meadowood and concepts in science, technology, engineering and community engagement and give youth self-affirming neighborhood. math (STEM) opportunities to learn and grow In the arts, MCF was able to build upon area groups’ strengths and help them get to the next level in their Centro Hispano: $35,000 2:1 match to hire a full-time Dane County Library Service: $15,000 to expand artistic growth. development director, increasing community involvement the collaborative programming between Forward Theater and engagement in key social issues affecting Latinos Company and community libraries, bringing theatrical I continue to be amazed at the variety of great works to life in libraries across Dane County through projects, passion of the nonprofits in our community, reading, discussion and performance, all free of charge and feel lucky to be able to support this work that Children’s Dyslexia Center-Madison: $20,000 for a makes our community so special. facility expansion to reduce the waiting list and train additional tutors that will help more children with DeForest Area Public Library: $50,000, 2:1 match to launch a fundraising drive for the library’s Contact Tom dyslexia reach grade-level reading, writing and 50th anniversary that will enhance and expand library (608) 232-1763 spelling skills programs, events and new technology [email protected]

Clean Wisconsin, Inc.: $20,000 to refine Clean Wisconsin’s organizational brand, creating new Driftless Area Land Conservancy: $16,000, Contact Allie visual content and marketing materials and laying 1:1 match to create an endowment to fund future Grants Associate the foundation for increased annual support and an management activities on some 60 acres of land, [email protected] endowment campaign beginning in 2016 including a piece of pre-settlement prairie, one of the rarest ecosystems in North America 8 2015 ANNUAL REPORT LEARNING TOGETHER: Meet the curious kids of Lincoln Elementary’s outdoor classroom

Earth Science Women’s Network: $50,000, 2:1 Habitat for Humanity of Dane County: $35,000 to match to create an endowment fund for operating costs increase the agency’s fundraising capacity by upgrading in perpetuity, allowing ESWN to focus on its core mission software, relocating to a permanent office space, adding to remove barriers to women’s success in the geosciences administrative support, and training staff and volunteers $350,000 through career development, peer mentoring and to further develop a culture of philanthropy Community Impact grant amount community building awarded to implement Madison Metropolitan School District: $300,000 East Madison Community Center: $15,000 to help to study and launch the Madison school district’s 75 elementary-age children overcome drop-out rates for Community Schools Initiative at Leopold and Mendota “Digging In,” students of color through after-school tutoring programs elementary schools, providing coordinated services and support to students and families in area neighborhoods an outdoor classroom project that took root in Friends of Madison School & Community Recreation: $50,000 for new programs for underserved Madison Metropolitan School District: $20,000 residents to reduce wait lists in wellness, fitness, arts and to Madison Out of School Time (MOST), a collaboration 15 schools enrichment. In the first year, the program will serve some between MMSD, the City of Madison and Dane County, 1,500 people, from children to seniors. to increase school attendance across the city

MADISONGIVES.ORG 9 RENEW Wisconsin: $34,000 2:1 match to create an internship endowment fund for a graduate student to conduct environmental research and policy work

Stoughton Public Library: $30,000 to renovate the second floor of the library to create a more welcoming environment, increase floor space, enlarge meeting rooms, expand the teen section, and redesign the front desk area

Supporting Active Independent Lives (SAIL): $30,000 to increase the number of seniors receiving services and grow SAIL’s endowment fund. This expansion will reach unserved neighborhoods and seniors at higher risk for isolation, fraud, falls and more that hinder their independence.

Urban League of Greater Madison: $50,000 for ADVANCE Employment Services, to increase employer partnerships, career-pathway services, job coaching, retention support and more

Verona Area Community Theater: $50,000 to build a new multi-purpose facility, allowing the theater to expand its programming for children. The facility will feature a 150-seat theater for performances and GARDEN GLORY: Olbrich Gardens’ first sculpture exhibition, “GLEAM: Art in a New Light,” is now an annual tradition. rehearsals, available for use by other groups.

Melharmony Foundation: $10,000 to introduce K-12 Nehemiah Community Development Verona Area Needs Network: $25,000 to purchase and install a walk-in cooler and freezer. Increased cold students to classical Indian music by partnering with Corporation: $100,000 to hire two full-time staff storage will reduce the per-unit cost of frozen food items Arohana School of Music and world-renowned composer for engaging with Meadowood residents to organize for additional distribution of dairy products and fresh Chitravina N. Ravikiran activities, identify leaders and facilitate the development produce annually of a sustainable community impact strategy to reduce racial disparities Monona Bay Neighborhood Association: $10,000 Verona Public Library: $50,000, 2:1 match for “Updraft: The Brittingham Community Garden Place to establish an endowment fund for programs, Making Project,” which is turning an underutilized Olbrich Botanical Society: $10,000 to produce performances, lectures, traveling exhibits, technology corner of Brittingham Park into a place of beauty and a GLEAM: Art in New Light, an illuminated sculpture upgrades and supplemental materials to enhance the community garden exhibition featuring public art installations by regional library collection artists and creative professionals

10 2015 ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE LOVE OF READING Madison Community Foundation said goodbye to a passionate and dedicated community steward, when Dr. A.D. Anderson passed away in October 2015. A retired surgeon, A.D. was a volunteer fundraiser, philanthropist and board member for several area nonprofits. As an MCF donor and fundholder, A.D. supported the Children’s Dyslexia Center- Madison, calling it a “life saver” for children and their families. “Once children learn to read, they become motivated and it changes their lives,” said A.D. “It changes their family’s lives. It’s just so exciting to see. It’s really remarkable.” A.D. is pictured here with his great granddaughters Andie (left), Izzy, and Finley after Izzy’s graduation from the Dyslexia Center’s program.

MADISONGIVES.ORG 11 What is a challenge grant? Challenge grants are fundraising tools that help nonprofits leverage the number of donations as well as the dollars raised. How do they work? MCF’s Community Impact team works with nonprofits to determine size and scope of the project and a realistic challenge goal. As the money is raised, MCF distributes the match using a one-to-one or two-to-one ratio.

Why are they successful? Challenge grants are powerful tools to increase giving from current donors and reach out to prospective donors, while generating a sense of excitement and urgency around the cause.

MCF’s Endowment Challenge Grant program empowers nonprofits to launch and grow CLOSING THE GAP: Earth Science Women’s Network is on its way to a $150,000 fundraising goal to create an permanent endowments. Between 2005 and endowment for gender equity in science careers. 2015, 26 nonprofits leveraged more than $9 million for new and existing endowments held Wisconsin Heights Community Splash Pad: Workers’ Rights Center, Inc.: $15,000 to produce at MCF. $30,000 to install a splash pad in Mazomanie Lions Park, “Struggling for a Better Life: Latino Workers Project adjacent to the local pool, providing a multi-generational, Report,” an update of the socioeconomic and labor handicap accessible, free facility and increasing the use of conditions of Latino immigrants in Dane County recreational facilities by community members

YWCA Madison: $25,000 for YWebCA, a career Wisconsin Youth Company: $25,000 to renovate academy that increases opportunities to attain higher the Elver Park Neighborhood Center kitchen to facilitate paying, family-sustaining jobs meal planning, budgeting and other nutrition education programs, serve meals to more than 200 children, and provide a space for community members and groups The support of the Madison Community Foundation has been priceless to Music Makers. Most recently, MCF funds helped us develop and Wisconsin Youth Symphony Orchestra: $10,000 sustain our Teen Teacher Project. We are seeing a to grow the WYSO Honors Ensemble in collaboration with Madison Music Makers, improving access to quality bump up in motivation, diligence and, of course, music education for low-income students, expanding progress in musical skills. For the first time, we the diversity of students participating in WYSO, and can now pinpoint the involvement of our teens as allowing students to serve as positive role models for a factor in their elevated academic success. Lip syncing for Foundation for Madison’s Public Schools their peers while promoting musical growth, self-esteem and leadership - Bonnie Greene, Program Director, Music Makers 12 2015 ANNUAL REPORT Since 2004, MCF has given nearly $500,000 in grants to 89 ORGANIZATIONS from the John A. Johnson Field of Interest Fund. In 2015, MCF gave 9 grants totaling $55,650 from the fund.

HISTORY OF IMPACT: Gisholt Manufacturing president George H. Johnson (left) named the John A. Johnson Fund in honor of his grandfather.

FIELDS OF DREAMS Boys and Girls Club of Dane County: $4,500 to Foundation for Madison’s Public Schools: $2,700, Field of Interest funds offer MCF donors a unique way support the Youth and Unity Summit 2015, a day to 1:1 match where all dollars raised during the 2015 Lip encourage, empower and educate young people while Sync for Schools event were contributed to the More for to leave a lasting legacy for cherished causes offering positive solutions to manage emotions after the the Middle endowment at MCF death of Madison-area resident Tony Robinson Aldo Leopold Nature Center: $14,500 for the Wonder Bugs Preschool Program, interactive educational Foundation for Madison’s Public Schools: $7,500 experiences that encourage independence and build Center for Resilient Cities: $1,500 for a Hmong for Project Alumni, a strategic initiative to create a self-confidence language and culture program at Badger Rock Middle database of public school alumni, engage them in School to build success in academia and society supporting Madison Metropolitan School District’s mission, and secure alumni support Bethany United Methodist Church: $10,000 to support a partnership of local agencies to develop DSS Community Center: $11,750 to launch an childcare that educates homeless children alongside after-school drop-in program and a summer day camp to children from more advantaged backgrounds provide positive alternatives for area youth

MADISONGIVES.ORG 13 Literacy Network of Dane County: $20,000 to fund a program to improve literacy skills for non-native English speaking children and families

Madison Metropolitan School District: $3,000 to support a “Telephone Town Hall Meeting” to reach residents in MMSD attendance areas who are not affiliated with MMSD schools regarding the spring 2015 referendum on school facilities improvements

Madison Youth Choirs: $10,000 to expand the successful Adopt-A-School program to four more schools to foster a vibrant artistic culture in underserved neighborhoods, and to support the creation of an intergenerational choir of high school students and seniors from Capitol Lakes

Make Music Madison, Inc.: $5,000 to support the Make Music Madison festival, develop young and emerging artists, and organize and promote concerts in neighborhoods where community building is needed most

Middleton-Cross Plains Area School District: $10,000 to purchase donor engagement software to engage with current donors, attract future donors and connect with alumni STROKE OF GENIUS: Lead artist Emida Roller at work on a Dane Arts Mural Arts project

Mount Horeb Area Food Pantry, Inc.: $5,000 Hancock Center for Dance/Movement Therapy: Junior Achievement of Wisconsin – Dane to install a walk-in cooler and freezer to increase the $9,500 for an in-school violence prevention program County: $2,700 for the Madison Area Personal Financial pantry’s ability to store more fresh produce, dairy and that uses movement based therapy to teach youth Literacy Initiative to teach elementary, middle and high meats, and improve quality control healthy coping strategies school students in Madison Metropolitan School District financial literacy skills Overture Center for the Arts: $21,800 to support Healthy Food For All of Dane County: gallery exhibitions and programming $27,500 to launch the Free Vegetables for School Kennedy Heights Community Center: $20,000 to Children project that collects surplus produce and increase culturally competent outreach and intervention prepared foods to repack and distribute directly to services to north-side Hmong residents Overture Center Foundation: $5,000 to support the households. This supplements the limited hours and 6th Annual Tommy Awards to encourage and recognize capacity of food pantries to ensure a steady flow of fresh excellence in high school musical theater food to low-income families in need.

14 2015 ANNUAL REPORT POWER HOUR: Ken Taylor of Wisconsin Council on Children and Families celebrates The Big Share

PLATO Madison (Participatory Learning and Teaching Organization): $2,000 to create a video for “Racial Injustice,” a course on racial equity

RSVP of Dane County, Inc.: $35,000 to expand driver recruitment efforts to keep pace with medical rides, and provide transportation for other types of trips that increase senior independence and social contact for those living alone

Safe Communities of Madison – Dane County: $5,000 to place pedestrian flags and local art at difficult intersections to make the community more walkable and safe

Safe Harbor Child Advocacy Center: $7,000, 1:1 match to purchase new forensic interview recording equipment for victims of child abuse or neglect and witnesses to crime as they make a statement to law enforcement professionals LITTLE LEARNER: At Aldo Leopold Nature Center, the Wonder Bugs preschool program blends outdoor adventure with learning and school readiness.

MADISONGIVES.ORG 15 BUILD, PURCHASE AND RENOVATE, Spring Harbor Middle School: $5,000 to build a greenhouse to serve as an environmental learning center OH MY! and cornerstone of a community gardening program Each of these 11 grants to great projects illustrate the transformation that takes place when inspiration Sustain Dane: $3,000 for Partners for Places, a meets infrastructure partnership with the City of Madison, Sustain Dane, Centro Hispano, Center for Resilient Cities and MG&E that engages residents of south Madison neighborhoods in defining and pursuing sustainability goals for their neighborhood

Wisconsin Youth Company: $10,000 to purchase equipment for the Theresa/Hammersley Neighborhood Center

Collaborative Creations Every child learns in his or her own unique way,

Photograph by Mick McKiernan Mick by Photograph but all kids learn when they’re fully engaged and having fun. That was the thinking behind an DYNAMIC DANCE: Founded in 1989, Cycropia is one of the oldest continuously-operating aerial dance troupes innovative collaboration among six community in the country. centers called COMETS, where second to fifth grade students took part in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) programs after school as part of a three-year, $330,000 grant from MCF’s Community Impact Fund. The project funded mentors, professional development, learning sessions and STEM Clubs, and culminated in a science Olympiad for kids from all six centers at Edgewood College. Another fun and fruitful partnership for area students, “Digging In,” took root in 15 school gardens across the city, where outdoor classrooms were imagined by students and teachers and then realized in collaboration with five community partners: Community Action Coalition, Community GroundWorks, Sustain Dane, Health Forward Consulting and the Dane County University of Wisconsin Cooperative Extension. The extraordinary efforts reaped tremendous rewards and created connections MUSIC MATTERS: Wisconsin Youth Symphony Orchestra’s collaboration with Music Makers put more well beyond the classroom. instruments in the hands of children. 16 2015 ANNUAL REPORT SOWING THE SEEDS: Sixth graders Olivia (left) and Hyein love working in the community garden and brand-new greenhouse as members of Spring Harbor Middle School’s Field Biology Club. MADISONGIVES.ORG 17 Ann E. Casey

Vice President, Finance and Stewarding your charitable giving Operations, and Fundholder

Good stewardship is at the through MCF center of what we do at MCF Your generosity creates a positive impact throughout the community each day and we take our responsibility to heart. and the world

MCF’s investment committee, led by community members with Fundholders decide where a large portion of grant dollars go. Community Impact grants are awarded experience and expertise in business and finance, separately through Madison Community Foundation’s competitive grantmaking cycle and are spent time in 2015 defining our investment approved by the MCF Board of Governors. philosophy, as well as our goal of intergenerational equity. They also worked with an independent consultant, who reaffirmed the strength of our asset allocation to achieve your long-term charitable goals. While the performance of the financial markets continues to ebb and flow, MCF’s portfolio continues $7,853,626 $1,014,050 to beat its benchmarks for all periods and performed Granted to nonprofitorganizations Granted to nonprofits through in the top quartile of our community foundation from fundholders in 2015 MCF’s Community Impact Fund peers for 2015.

We often talk about permanence with our donors Represents 89% Represents 11% as they think about their legacy and the impact their of all MCF grant distributions of all MCF grant distributions giving will leave on the community. The thought and consideration they put into their plans never fails to impress us. We are so grateful to be able to play a Areas of Interest Focus Areas part in making it happen. In 2015, MCF helped fundholders support a broad MCF’s Community Impact Fund supports projects that Contact Ann diversity of charitable giving: demonstrate long-term commitment to improving community assets in Dane County in the following areas: (608) 232-1763 Animal Welfare Elderly [email protected] Arts Environment Arts & Culture Elderly Basic Assistance Health Children & Youth Learning Capacity Building Learning Community Development Organizational Capacity Children & Youth Peace & Justice Environment Building Community Development Religion

The 2015 and 2014 Consolidated Statements of Financial Position and Consolidated Statements of Activities have been audited by Baker Tilly Virchow Krause LLP. Copies of the complete report are available at the Madison Community Foundation office or online at Contact Connie madisongives.org Accountant The amounts presented in the financial highlights on Page 2 may differ from the amounts shown in these condensed financial statements due (608) 232-1763 to the consolidation of supporting organizations and other financial disclosures (largely related to agency endowments) required by GAAP [email protected] accounting standards. For more information, please refer to the complete consolidated financial statements and audit report. 2015 ANNUAL REPORT Madison Community Foundation complies with all applicable state and federal reporting requirements. 18 STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES

REVENUE AND ASSETS 2015 2014 2015 2014 OTHER SUPPORT

Cash and cash equivalents $6,585,509 $7,030,925 Contributions $8,778,503 $15,661,356

Certificates of deposit 500,000 500,000 Investment income (loss) (763,808) 6,050,380

Administrative fees from Prepaid expenses 20,543 17,595 161,251 156,614 funds held for others

Pledges receivable - 3,000 TOTAL REVENUE (LOSSES) 8,175,946 21,868,350 AND OTHER SUPPORT Investments 157,845,777 160,013,660 EXPENSES

Furniture and fixtures, net 81,001 34,072 Grants 8,864,950 9,445,842

TOTAL ASSETS $165,032,830 $167,599,252 Personnel expenses 1,208,145 1,094,796

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Occupancy expenses 85,947 86,874

Grant commitments $931,596 $899,000 Public relations and 236,111 165,683 marketing expense Funds held for other 16,193,144 16,339,877 General and administrative organizations 199,917 220,326 expenses Gift annuity liability 1,059,063 1,112,757 TOTAL EXPENSES 10,595,070 11,013,521

Other liabilities 286,843 266,310 CHANGE IN NET ASSETS (2,419,124) 10,854,829

TOTAL LIABILITIES 18,470,646 18,617,944 Net assets at 148,981,308 138,126,479 beginning of year UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS 146,562,184 148,981,308 Net assets at $146,562,184 $148,981,308 end of year TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET $165,032,830 $167,599,252 ASSETS

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MADISONGIVES.ORG 19 2015 Donor Fund Summary Madison Community Foundation manages more than $160 million in assets and more than 1,000 individual funds. Each year, MCF distributes approximately $10 million in grant distributions to impact the lives of thousands of people and hundreds of charitable causes, close to home and far away. MCF works with donors to create funds designed to last forever. Here are the types of funds MCF offers:

Acorn Funds: Acorn funds allow donors up to ten years to build a permanent endowment through ongoing gifts and investment growth.

A Fund For Women Funds: A Fund For Women funds allow donors the opportunity to establish a permanent endowment to support the work of AFFW through the fund’s annual distribution. Established in 1993, AFFW awards grants to transform the community so women and girls thrive.

Affiliate Funds: Serving communities outside Madison, Affiliate funds utilize the strong administrative resources of MCF and are advised by a committee of community residents. 100 Black Men of Madison member and Bonefish Grill Executive Chef Rod Ladson offers Community Impact Endowment Funds: Community Impact funds allow donors the Toki Middle School students a hands-on cooking lesson as part of the organization’s career opportunity to establish a permanent endowment to support the MCF grantmaking options program. program. Grants are awarded competitively and proactively to Dane County charitable organizations in a variety of focus areas. All Funds American Players Theatre Fund 100 Black Men of Madison Scholarship Fund Amos and Marcia Anderson Fund Amy T. and Dr. Jonathan L. Overby Fund Donor Advised Funds: Donor Advised funds allow donors to recommend grants to 50 Years of Giving Life Fund 786 Fund Anbu Fund charitable organizations and programs that are meaningful to them. The Foundation Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine Anderson Designated Passthrough Fund offers endowed, quasi-endowed (Maximum Giving) and non-endowed (Passthrough) Founders Endowment Fund Andrew & Beverly Davison Fund for Donor Advised fund options to accommodate varying spending needs. Acorn Match Fund Disadvantaged Children & Youth Adams Winston Fund Andy Gauss Memorial Scholarship Donor Designated and Agency Endowment Funds: Designated funds allow donors to Administrative Endowment Fund Angel’s Wish Endowment Fund for Animals identify one or more charitable organizations or programs to receive annual support Administrative Operating Reserve Ann Casey and Robert Laux Fund Adolph C. and Eugenie M. Bolz Family Fund Ann Casey and Robert Laux Passthrough Fund from the fund. Designated funds may be established by individual(s), businesses or African American Ethnic Academy Red Balloon Fund Anne Lucke Fund charitable organizations. Agrace HospiceCare Endowment Fund Antoniewicz-Taylor Family Fund Aiden Mueller Memorial Fund Arlan and Lori Kay Advised Fund Field of Interest Endowment Funds: Field of Interest funds allow donors to identify Al and Dana lin Bernstein Endowment Fund Arnol Family Fund for the Verona and support a particular field of interest through the fund’s annual distribution without Al and Dana lin Bernstein Fund Area Needs Network designating a specific charitable organization or program. Al Goldstein Passthrough Fund Arnold G. and Jean E. Gehner Youth Services Fund Al Welling Memorial Scholarship Endowment Fund Arnold N. Rusky Community Fund Legacy Society: Members of the Legacy Society have chosen to include Madison Al Welling Memorial Scholarship Fund Arthur and Susan Lloyd Advised Fund Alan Lee and Margie Moeller Family Fund Arts Access Fund for use of the Community Foundation in their estate plans. Members are recognized for their Albany Scholarship Fund Overture Center for the Arts charitable decisions today that will result in future gifts. Albany Scholarship Passthrough Fund Arts Wisconsin “Future Fund” Aldo Leopold Foundation Fund Attic Angel Association Fund Scholarship Endowment Funds: Scholarship funds allow donors the opportunity to Aldo Leopold Nature Center Endowment Fund Atwood Community Center Endowment Fund provide grants for educational purposes, assisting individuals during high school, Alex Fortney Scholarship Atwood One Family Passthrough Fund post-secondary and professional education. Alexandra Wright Passthrough Fund Aunt Frances Fund Alice Craig Erney Designated Fund B & G Smith Passthrough Fund Altrusa Fund Baer Family Futures Fund American Family Insurance Co. Fund Barbra H. Winter Advised Fund American Girl’s Fund for Children Bartell Theatre Passthrough Fund American Girl’s Fund For Children Endowment Bartels Family Fund 20 2015 ANNUAL REPORT Bartlett Family Fund Boris Frank and Terry Kiss Frank Advised Fund Colleen Burns Memorial Fund Don and Mary Stirling Passthrough Fund Bayside Fund Boys and Girls Club of Dane County Fund Combat Blindness International Fund Donley Family Acorn Fund Bayside Fund (Passthrough) Bradley Family Fund Common Wealth Development Fund Donley Family Fund Bek-Gran/Hovind Children’s Fund Brandt Advised Fund Community Action Coalition Anti-Poverty Fund Doug and Kathy Dittmann Fund Bell Family Fund Brat Fest, Inc. Community Impact Grantmaking Fund Doug LaFollette Environmental Bell Laboratories, Inc. Fund Breakfast Optimist Foundation of Madison Fund Community Living Connections, Inc. Speakers Series Endowment Belle and Clayton Frink Fund Breunig-Paska Fund Endowment Fund Dr. A.D. and Phyllis Anderson Fund Benson Family Acorn Fund Brian Butler and Carolyn Lazar Community Restorative Justice Endowment Dr. Bill Bartlett Sports Medicine Fund Beth A. Miller Memorial Fund Butler Endowment Fund Community Restorative Justice Fund Dr. Harry and Karen Roth Passthrough Fund Betty Franklin-Hammonds Brian Howell Science and Technology Community Shares of Wisconsin Endowment Fund Dr. Margaret C. Winston Fund Memorial Scholarship Fund Communications Project Conley Family Fund Driftless Area Land Conservancy Endowment Betty Jane Perego Fund Brooks-Rockenbach Fund Cory Ryan Cole Memorial Scholarship Fund Dugout Club Betty Jane Perego Fund for Brooks-Rockenbach Fund for Literacy Network Council for Wisconsin Writers Eagle School Fund Multicultural Youth Programs BRPA Easement Endowment Fund Craig and Karen Christianson Fund Eagle-Vanguard Swimming Fund Betty Lemon Fund Buck’s Green Light Scholarship Fund for MATC Cream City Charities Passthrough Fund Earth Science Women’s Network Endowment Betty von Rutenberg Memorial Scholarship Fund Buck’s Green Light Scholarship Fund for UW-System Cream City Fund East High School Theater Fund Bev Fergus Family Fund Burgess Designated Passthrough Fund CTM GPF Passthrough Fund East Madison Community Center Fund Beyond the Page Fund Burt Hable Memorial Scholarship Fund CTM Productions Endowment Fund Ecumenical Fund for Faith Communities BHP Billiton Fund for the Sokaogon Business Forum Foundation Fund CUNA Mutual Group Fund Ecumenical Fund for Nutrition Bicycle Federation of Wisconsin Endowment Fund Butler Passthrough Fund D+T Webb Advised Endowment Fund Ecumenical Fund for Seniors Big Brothers/Big Sisters Foundation Fund Capital K-9s Fund Dane County 4-H Leaders’ Association, Inc. Ecumenical Fund for the Homeless Bill Lunney and Judie Pfeifer Family Fund Capital Springs Endowment Fund Dane County Bicycle Association Fund Ed & Nancy Young Grandchildren Red Balloon Fund for Parks, Trails and Natural Resources Carl and Theresa Pulvermacher Endowment Fund Dane County Bicycle Association Passthrough Fund Ed and Nancy Young Passthrough Fund Black Earth Public Library Endowment Fund Carol Cohen Fund Dane County Cultural Affairs Commission Fund Educational Foundation of the Albany Community Black Point Preservation Fund Carol T. Toussaint Designated Passthrough Fund Dane County Fair Youth Foundation Educational Foundation of the Albany Blaine and Kim Renfert Family Passthrough Fund Carolyn L. Taylor Scholarship Fund Endowment Fund Community (Passthrough) Blake Family Fund Carrel Pray Madison Boy Choir Dane County Farmer’s Market Scholarship Fund Edward and Sylvia Kovic Memorial Fund Bob and Lucille Westervelt Fund Alumni Endowment Fund Dane County Humane Society Endowment Fund Edward C. Bottemiller Fund Bob and Pat Anderson Fund Catharine B. Waller Designated Passthrough Fund Dane County K-9 Fund Effigy Tree Maintenance Endowment Bob Harris Madison Municipal Pool Fund Catherine C. and Reinold G. Miller Fund Dane County Youth Fund Elaine and Nicholas Mischler Family Fund Bob Harris Memorial Community Recreation Fund Catherine Ester Hokin Memorial Scholarship Fund Daniel W. Erdman Advised Fund Elizabeth C. Davies Fund for Family Bob Harris Middle School Sports Fund Center for Families Fund Dann and Jean Willett Fund and Child Development Bob Sorge Fund for Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra Center for Resilient Cities Fund Darrell Bazzell Fund Elizabeth Moon Proctor Scholarship Bolger Family Fund for WYSO Centers for Prevention & Intervention Fund Dave and Kim Reinecke Advised Fund Bolick Family Endowment Central Wisconsin Center Education Fund Dave and Marcia Hyzer Fund Bolz Family Endowment for Glaciers Edge Council of Centro Hispano of Dane County Passthrough Fund Dave and Terri Beck-Engel Fund Boy Scouts of America Centro Hispano: Barbara Oreel Fund David Walsh of the Foley & Lardner Fund Bolz Family Endowment Fund for Boys Centro Hispano: Peter and Pam Munoz Fund David & Marcie Stark Family Fund and Girls Club of Dane County Centro Hispano: William & Joyce Wartmann Fund David and Mary Lawson Passthrough Fund Bolz Family Endowment Fund for Charitable Gift Fund David and Sue Diericks Fund Gathering Waters Conservancy Charles and Janet Gietzel Fund David Blaine Gray Memorial Scholarship Fund Bolz Family Endowment Fund Charles and Peggy Sanna Endowment Fund David Charles & Heather Lyn Mann for Grace Episcopal Church Charles Hathaway Trust Family Foundation Bolz Family Endowment Fund for Madison Charles Loufek Kimport Memorial Scholarship Fund David John LeMahieu Fund Museum of Contemporary Art Charles M. Himel Fund Dean and Becky Bridge Fund Bolz Family Endowment Fund for Madison Opera Charles Yvlisaker Red Balloon Fund DeAtley Family Foundation Bolz Family Endowment Fund for Charlotte Dixon Scholarship Dee Richard Memorial Fund Madison Symphony Orchestra Cheryl Cady Memorial Scholarship Fund Deerfield Community Center Capital Bolz Family Endowment Fund for MATC Foundation Child Development Inc. Endowment Fund Campaign Passthrough Fund Bolz Family Endowment Fund for Olbrich Gardens Christopher Vasquez Memorial Scholarship Fund Deerfield Community Center Endowment Fund Bolz Family Endowment Fund for Cindy and Gary Heberling Fund DeForest Area Public Library Endowment Salvation Army of Dane County Claire and Menahem Mansoor Family Fund Derek Seals Memorial Scholarship Bolz Family Endowment Fund for Tenney Clean Wisconsin Environmental Legacy Fund Passthrough (Internal Only) Nursery and Parent Center Clean Wisconsin Environmental Litigation Fund Diane Ballweg Performance Fund Bolz Family Endowment Fund for Wisconsin Coe Family Advised Fund for Madison Youth Choirs Youth Symphony Orchestra Coe Family Passthrough Fund Don & Mary Harkness Fund Habitat for Humanity’s Souper Bowl

MADISONGIVES.ORG 21 Harold & Lois Ryan Scholarship for Lodi High School John A. Johnson Scholarship Fund (Luther College) Harold A. and Marian E. Rafoth Fund John A. Johnson Scholarship Fund Harold and Theodora Kubly Field of Interest Fund (Madison Country Day School) Harr/Huggett Scholarship Fund John A. Johnson Scholarship Fund (MATC) Harvey and Bonnie Wendel Charitable Fund John A. Johnson Scholarship Fund Hathaway Terry Advised Fund (Milwaukee School of Engineering) Hay Family Fund John A. Johnson Scholarship Fund Hazel B. Paschall Scholarship Fund (Northland College) Helen and Jeffrey Mattox Family Passthrough Fund John A. Johnson Scholarship Fund (Ripon College) Helen Minch Landkamer & Elaine Minch John A. Rafoth Scholarship Fund Mahony Scholarship Fund John and Carmen Skilton Advised Fund Henry A. Anderson III Fund John and Carol Toussaint Fund Henry Vilas Zoological Society Endowment Fund John and Carol Toussaint Passthrough Fund Herb and Dottie Dittmann Fund John and Cindy Rogerson Fund Herlitzka Family Fund John and Jo Ellen McKenzie Advised Fund In 2015, SAIL (Supporting Active Independent Lives) opened an endowment fund to ensure Historic Madison, Inc. Endowment Fund John J. Frautschi Charitable Fund long-term support for area seniors. Ho-Chunk Nation--Madison Area Endowment Fund John L. Walker Fund Hodan Community Services, Inc. Endowment John Lyle Memorial Trust Ellen Murdoch Advised Fund Friends of the Odyssey Project Holly House Fund John Middlecamp Memorial Fund Endowment Fund for Theater in Overture Center Friends of Yahara House Endowment Fund Illuminate the Plate Passthrough Fund John P. Hobbins Family Fund for Badger Enhancement for the Elderly Frink Passthrough Fund Iltis Family Fund Chapter, American Red Cross Erdman Holdings, Inc. Fund Fritz Gunkel Memorial Scholarship Fund Independent Living, Inc. Endowment John P. Hobbins Family Passthrough Fund Erickson Family Fund for West High School IRB Fund John Tuschen Poet Laureate Memorial Fund Erik’s Kids Day Fund Frozen Assets Fund James and Joan McCarthy Family Foundation Fund Jon and Susan Udell Fund Escher Family Fund FW Mielcarek Memorial Scholarship James and Marilou Angevine Fund Jon and Susan Udell Gift Fund Eugene and Barbara Gehl Fund for Porchlight, Inc. Gail and John Casey Passthrough Fund James and Peggy Possin Passthrough Fund Jon G. Udell Designated Passthrough Fund Evjue Foundation Great Performance Galanter Family Fund Jane Burrows Buffett Endowment for Omega School Judy and Dan Peterson Donor Advised Fund Endowment Fund Garner Family Fund Jane Burrows Buffett Scholars Program Endowment Judy P. Olson Book Discussion Kit Fund Family Service Fund Garrison L. Lincoln Scholarship Fund Jane Eisner Fund Judy Rose Scholarship Fund Fergus Family Fund Garrison L. Lincoln Scholarship Passthrough Fund Jane Taylor Coleman Designated Passthrough Fund Junior League of Madison Endowment Fund Firemen’s Park Endowment Fund Gary & Lynn Mecklenburg Passthrough Fund Jane Taylor Coleman Fund Kanopy Dance Endowment Fund Fitchburg Library Fund George and Candy Gialamas Fund Jane Taylor Coleman Passthrough Kanopy Dance Endowment Fund (Jefcoate) Fitchburg Public Library Endowment Fund George and Constance Ott Fund for St. Janet K. Zimmerman Passthrough Fund Karen Faster Passthrough Fund Fitchburg Splash Pad Endowment Fund Dunstan’s Episcopal Church Janus Galleries Fund Karl W. and Mary Janet Wellensiek Advised Fund Fitchburg Splash Pad Passthrough George and Judith Nelson Advised Fund Jaya G. Iyer Endowment Fund Kary Fund for Children Foley and Lardner Fund George H. and Shirley C. Austin Advised Fund Jean D. and Walter A. Meanwell Sr. Passthrough Fund Kathleen Woit Family Endowment Folklore Village Endowment Fund Gil Rosenberg Endowment Fund Jenni and Kyle Fund Katrina’s Kids Day Fund Frank & Cindy Byrne Donor Advised Fund Girl Scouts of Wisconsin - Badgerland Council, Inc. Jennifer Thompson Acorn Fund Keith and Harriett Moyer Fund Frank A. Zuerner Memorial Scholarship Fund Giving Tree Fund Jerome H. and Joan H. Kuypers Family Fund Kennedy Heights Technology Center Fund Frederick “Fritz” Charles Kaump Goodstock Fund Jim & Maggie Peterman Fund Kevin Cleary Foundation Scholarship for Memorial High School Gooze Family Endowment Fund Jim and Cathie Burgess Family Fund Kevin Kowalcyk Memorial Scholarship Friends of Crime Response Gooze Family Fund Passthrough Jim and Cathie Burgess Passthrough Fund Endowment Fund Friends of Dane County Parks Endowment Fund Gordon and Beverly Jenkins Fund Jim and Margaret Alm Meyer Endowment Fund Kevin Kowalcyk Memorial Scholarship Fund Friends of Dane County Parks Passthrough Fund Gordon and Janet McChesney Fund Jim Green Memorial Fund for Monona Knipp Poulter Fund Friends of Donald Park Endowment Fund Great Performance Campaign Unified Gift Fund Grove School District Kobinsky Family Giving Fund Friends of Hoyt Park Greischar Brown Tzedakah Fund Jo Ann Six Fund Kohls and Erdmann Family Fund Friends of Monona Terrace Community H. Madsen Fund Jo Ann Six Passthrough Fund Kozel Scholarship for Lodi High School and Convention Center Fund Habitat for Humanity of Dane Joan and Dale Burke Fund Kraemer Library & Community Friends of MSCR Endowment Fund County Endowment Fund Joan V. Collins Fund Center Endowment Fund Friends of Pheasant Branch Conservancy Habush Habush & Rottier Charitable Fund Joel Marino Memorial Scholarship Kunz Family Fund Pulver Education Fund Haine / Fricano Family Fund JoEllen and John McKenzie Passthrough Kurtz Family Fund Friends of Pheasant Branch Conservancy Hal Mayer Family Advised Fund John A. Johnson FOI Fund-Arts and Culture Kuypers Family Fund Restoration Fund Hal Mayer Family Passthrough Fund John A. Johnson FOI Fund-Community Development Lake Belle View Restoration Friends of Schumacher Farm Park Endowment Fund Hancock Center for Movement Arts and Therapies John A. Johnson FOI Fund-Environment Laura E. Chritton & William E. Friends of Schumacher Farm Park Fund Harlan Philip Hanson Scholarship Fund John A. Johnson Scholarship Fund (Beloit College) Chritton Scholarship Fund Friends of STARS Endowment Fund Harlequin Fund John A. Johnson Scholarship Fund Lauren Kosovec Memorial Scholarship (Edgewood College) 22 2015 ANNUAL REPORT Leadership Legacy Fund Art Endowment Fund Madison West Class of 1952 Ann Stanke Memorial High School Athletic Alumni Fund Leadership Legacy Passthrough Fund Madison Museum of Contemporary Art GPF Arts and Humanities Scholarship Fund Mendota Rowing Club Fund LeBrun Family Foundation Madison Music Fund Madison West High Class of 1947 Scholarship Fund Meriter Foundation Fund Leck Memorial Fund Madison Opera Fund Madison West Rotary Endowment Fund Merrill Lynch 2016 Grand Gala Fund LeMahieu Family Fund Madison Parks Foundation Fund Madison Youth Choirs Endowment Fund Meyer Family Fund Len Mattioli Family Fund Madison Public Library - Alicia Magic Penny Fund Michael Harrington McKinney Leone Milfred Memorial Scholarship Ashman Library Endowment Major Bennie L. Canty Memorial Scholarship Scholarship Endowment Leslie Katzman Memorial Fund Madison Public Library Central Malawian Orphans Fund Michael J. Schaller Scholarship Fund LGM Alumni Association Endowment Fund Library Endowment Fund Mally Fund for Aging Education Michael McLain Fund Library Campaign Administrative Fund Madison Public Library Foundation Endowment Fund Mandy M. and Paul E. Miller Foundation Michael Sheahan Memorial Scholarship for Linda Weyenberg Fund for Neighborhood House Madison Public Library Foundation Mann Educational Opportunity Fund James Madison Memorial Lorna Quarles Fox Memorial Fund for Eagle School Meadowridge Branch Endowment Mann Educational Opportunity Passthrough Fund Middleton Public Library Endowment Fund Lothe Family Charitable Fund Madison Public Library Foundation Mann Post-Secondary Education Passthrough Fund Middleton Public Library Large Print Collections Fund Lussier Community Education Center Print Books Purchase Fund MAP Scholarship Fund Midvale Community Lutheran Church Children’s Program Endowment Fund Madison Public Library Hawthorne MARC Foundation of Dane County Endowment Fund Second Chance Apartment Project Lussier Teen Center Endowment Fund Branch Endowment Marcia Bradley Advised Fund Midwest Charitable Passthrough Fund LVM Dreams Big Endowment Fund Madison Public Library Lakeview Branch Endowment Marcus and Sheila Cohen Advised Fund Midwest Environmental Advocates Endowment Fund Lynch Family Fund Madison Public Library Monroe Marcus and Sheila Cohen Passthrough Fund Midwest Family Charitable Trust Lynch Family Maximum Giving Fund Street Branch Endowment Margaret’s Fund: A Northside Scholarship Fund MIG Legacy Foundation Mad City Ventures Fund Madison Public Library Passthrough Fund Margie’s Music for Life Fund Mildred Gill Opera Fund Madison Area Arts Coalition Fund Madison Public Library Pinney Branch Endowment Mari and Gary Wolter Fund Millner / Speichinger Family Fund Madison Area Literacy Council Fund Madison Public Library Sequoya Branch Endowment Marian C. Walluks Fund Milt McPike Fund Madison Ballet Endowment Fund Madison Public Library South Madison Marian E. and Stephen E. Schleck Youth Fund Mixtacki Family Fund Madison Children’s Choir Legacy Fund Branch Endowment Fund Marie B. and Clifford Pulvermacher MNA Arts Initiative Endowment Fund Madison Children’s Museum Fund Madison Savoyards Ltd. Endowment Fund Endowed Scholarship Fund Mohaupt Fund for the Sequoya Branch Library Madison Children’s Museum Fund (L) Madison Savoyards Passthrough Fund Marie Endres Fund Monona Grove Education Foundation Endowment Madison Children’s Museum Fund for the Future Madison Senior Center Fund Marie S. McCabe Fund for Cottage Grove Elementary Madison Civics Club Fund Madison Symphony Orchestra Fund Mark and Sarah Kaufman Family Fund Monona Grove Education Foundation Madison Fund Madison Symphony Orchestra GPF Passthrough Fund Marshall Erdman Advised Fund Endowment for Glacial Drumlin School Madison Museum of Contemporary Madison Symphony Orchestra Inc. Fund Marshall Erdman Scholarship Fund Monona Grove Education Foundation Art - Art Purchase Fund Madison Theatre Guild Endowment Fund Marshall Scholarship Fund Endowment for Monona Grove High School Madison Museum of Contemporary Madison Trust for Historic Preservation Martha and Charles Casey Fund Monona Grove Education Foundation Mary Ann Mandeville Fund Endowment for Taylor Prairie School Mary P. Burke Education Fund Monona Grove Education Foundation Mary Stoffel Fund Endowment for Winnequah School Matilda Ripley Fund Monona Grove Education Foundation Fund Matilda Ripley Passthrough Fund Monona Library Book for Life Fund Matt 25 Fund Monona Public Library Foundation, Inc. Fund Maurice and Cecilia Barnard Scholarship Fund Monona Terrace Community Programs Maurice Rosefelt Memorial Fund Endowment Fund Maurice Rosefelt Scholarship Fund Monona United Methodist Church Fund Max Osswald Homeless Children’s Monroe Romolino Family Arts Fund Library Endowment for Barneveld High School Mayer Family Fund Montello Endowment for Education Mazess Fund for the Environment Montello Endowment for Education Mazess Maximum Giving Fund Passthrough Fund McClure Passthrough Fund Mora Himel Lincoln Passthrough Fund MCF Easement Reserve Fund MSCR Adaptive Sports & Fitness Fund McKenna Family Fund MSCR Pontoon Boat Endowment Fund McNall Family Passthrough Fund MSCR Pontoon Boat Passthrough Fund MCPASD Education Foundation Fund Mt. Horeb Area School Alumni Endowment Fund Mead Family Fund Murph and Anne Wolman Children’s Meissen, Brown and Dunn Family Giving Fund Fund for Madison Mel Morgenbesser Fund NAMI Dane County Endowment Fund Melanie G. Ramey Charitable Fund Nancy and Dennis Lynch Fund Nancy McGill Fund for the American A grant from the Great Performance Fund for Theater helped Theatre Lila produce “The Mojo and Red Cross Badger Chapter the Sayso,” a play about a family’s struggle to overcome the death of their son. MADISONGIVES.ORG 23 Pleasant Rowland Great Performance Campaign Roelof and Wilma Kraak Family Fund CTM Children’s Theater of Madison Roger and Ann Hauck Advised Fund Great Performance Fund for Theater Roger and Ann Hauck Passthrough Fund Madison Ballet Roger and Kristi Williams Fund Madison Children’s Museum Roger and Vivian Holten Band Scholarship Fund Madison Museum of Contemporary Art Roland A. and Nancy Emmons Smith Advised Fund Madison Opera Ron and Dorothy Daggett Endowment Fund Madison Symphony Orchestra Ronni Jones APT Children’s Fund Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters Rosemary Garfoot Public Library Endowment Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra Roy Hopko Endowment Fund for Christ Presbyterian Preschool of the Arts Endowment Fund Roy Hopko Endowment Fund for Priebe Family Fund the McClelland Foundation Priebe Family Passthrough Fund Roy Hopko Endowment Fund for the Zor Shrine ProAssurance/PIC Wisconsin Employee RRK Holdings, Inc. Passthrough Fund Trust Endowment Fund Ruhly Family Fund Pugh Children Acorn Fund SAIL Fund QuARE Endowment Fund Sales and Marketing Executives of Madison Fund R. Kubly Family Foundation Passthrough Fund Salinger Family Fund Ragatz Family Fund Sally and Lee Hansen Passthrough Fund Randy R. Sluder Memorial Fund Sally Wilmeth and Terry Geurkink Family Fund Rape Crisis Center, Inc. Endowment Fund Saloutos Family Fund Raymond and Eunice Devine Fund Sanchez Scholarship Passthrough Fund Raymond and Virginia Malmquist Fund Sandra Grieger-Block Fund for the American Red Cross Schenk-Atwood Art Conservation Fund Rayovac Corporation Fund Schlecht Family Passthrough Fund Schreiner Luttrell Bugle American Fund The Great Performance Fund for Theater supported Opera for the Young’s 5th Annual Family Reach Out Lodi Passthrough Fund Schwandt Family Fund Opera Day featuring a performance of “Beauty and the Beast.” Read-To-Go Bookies Philanthropic Fund Red Balloon Children’s Fund in honor Scott Chase Passthrough Fund of Oscar G. Mayer Scott Family Gift Fund Nancy Thurow Memorial Endowment for CTM Orange’s Fund for the Arts Red Balloon Match Fund Sensenbrenner Family Passthrough Fund Naomi Chesler & Dan Sidney Passthrough Fund Oregon Area Historical Society Endowment Regent Pride Scholarship Shaila and Thomas E. Bolger Passthrough Fund Natalie Tinkham Fund Oregon Parks Fund RENEW Wisconsin EAP Internship Endowment Fund Sherry and Al Goldstein Endowment Fund Natural Heritage Land Trust Oregon Public Library Fund Reppen Scholarship for Lodi High School Shorewood Community School Fund Natural Heritage Land Trust (L) Ouellette Family Advised Fund Resilience Neighborhood Center Endowment Silverberg Huebel Passthrough Fund Necy and Wayne Wilson Music Scholarship Fund Our Redeemer Lutheran Church Fund Rhinelander-Taylor Centennial Fund Society of St. Vincent de Paul District Nelson Carlson Reisdorf Hodgson Miller Fund Overture Center Endowment Fund Rich and Beth Lepping Fund Council of Madison Fund Neumueller Family Fund Owen Connolly & Harold Sundberg Memorial Fund Richard & Barbara Harper Fund for Sokaogon Chippewa Community New Gardens Passthrough Fund Padgham Scholarship Fund Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra Education Passthrough Fund New Harvest Foundation Endowment Fund Parent Share Acorn Fund Richard and Lorraine Ranney Fund Sorge Family Fund New Life Christian Center Mission Support Fund Patrick and Conor Shea Fund for Dyslexic Children Richard and Lorraine Ranney PT Fund Spear Family Passthrough Fund New Life Christian Center Passthrough Fund Paul and Janet Emmerich Advised Fund Richard and Nina Rieselbach Fund Stark Family Fund NHLT Easement Endowment Fund Paul and Kathleen Beckett Passthrough Fund Riddle Family Fund Statue of Liberty Replica No Stomach for Cancer Endowment Paul and Lynne Schulte Family Fund Rita O’Reilly Paulus Family Fund Restoration Endowment Fund Norma and Doug Madsen Giving Fund Paul and Lynne Schulte Family Passthrough Fund River Valley School District Endowment Step Fund North/Eastside Senior Coalition Fund Paul Brandt School Forest Fund Robert and Dorothy Troller Maximum Giving Fund Stephen and Debra Schmidt Passthrough Fund Novotny Scholarship Fund for East High School PBJ Family Fund Robert and Jenifer Gilbert Fund Stephen D. Morton Fund for Morton Forest Novotny Scholarship Fund for Random Perry Persike Youth Scholarship Passthrough Fund Robert and Marie Laux Memorial Fund Stephen D. Morton Passthrough Lake High School Peter & Jill Lundberg Fund Robert and Shirley-Dawn Jorgenson Fund Fund for Morton Forest Nurses’ Fund of Wisconsin Peter Iannone West High Memorial Scholarship Fund Robert E. Miller and Pamela J. Hoffman Fund Stephen Fleischman Distinguished Olbrich Botanical Society Fund Peter Stirling Trust Passthough Fund Robert G. and Betty H. Johnson Fund Lecture Fund for MMoCA Oliver and Genevieve Redsten Red Balloon Fund Phil Kammerer Fund Robert J. and Dorothy M. Troller Endowment Fund Steve and Beth Blakeslee Family Foundation Opera for the Young Fund Phillip A. Levy Charitable Gift Fund Robert J. and Vera Wilson Endowment Fund Steven Ramig Fund Opitz Family Fund Phillip and Ginger Hinderaker Fund Robert J. and Vera Wilson Fund Strang, Inc. Endowment Fund Options in Community Living, Inc. Endowment Fund Phyllis A. Lovrien Passthrough Fund Roberta Gassman and Lester Pines Family Fund Strings, It’s Elementary Fund ORA Campership Endowment Fund Phyllis Lovrien Designated Passthrough Fund Roberto G. Sanchez Educational Opportunity Fund Stu Levitan Fund ORA Campership Passthrough Fund Planned Parenthood Fund

24 2015 ANNUAL REPORT Stuart Daily Seeds of Learning Fund Vernon Hellenbrand Memorial Scholarship Fund Youth Services of Southern Wisconsin Summit Credit Union Charitable Fund Verona Little League Passthrough Fund Fund (Briarpatch) Summit Fund Verona Public Library Endowment Fund Yvette’s Local Entrepreneur Fund Sun Prairie Soccer Club Development Fund Vicki Stewart Artists Endowment Fund YWCA Madison - Vilas Endowment Fund Sun Prairie Soccer Club Program for Theater in Overture Center YWCA Madison Fund and Maintenance Fund Victor and Carol Dorn Family Fund Susan and Ellis Bauman Fund Village of Cross Plains Streetscape A FUND FOR WOMEN FUNDS Sustain Dane Partners for Places Passthrough Fund Sponsorship Program Fund A Fund For Women Endowment Swan Tull Family Charitable Fund Village of Shorewood Hills Second A Fund For Women Grantmaking Swank Family Fund Chance Apartment Project Fund Anne Wolman Fund for A Fund For Women Tabea Millie Vohmann Fund Virginia and Perry Henderson Advised Fund Betty Harris Custer Acorn Fund for TAPIT/New Works, Inc. Endowment VSA Arts Wisconsin Fund A Fund For Women Tasha E. Bolton Scholarship Fund W. Jerome Frautschi Fund Carter/Rakentzes Fund for A Fund For Women TeamSoft Sharing Wishes Fund Walker Family Fund for Music Deirdre W. Garton Fund for A Fund For Women Teddy O. & Robert R. Studt PlayTime Productions Walter and Dorothy Jones Frautschi Fund Diane Ballweg Women Soaring Above and Beyond Terrance and Judith Paul Family Fund Walter Bauman Mental Health Fund Fund for A Fund For Women Terry & Sandy Shockley Fund Warner Park Swimming Pool Fund Donna McDowell Beestman Fund for Terry Haller Fund Waunakee Library Forever Fund A Fund For Women The Benches Fund WCATY Endowment Fund Doris J. Hanson Fund for A Fund For Women The Bloom Women Fund West Family Fund Dr. Beverly S. Simone Fund for A Fund for Women The Brosnan and Flessas Family Fund Whyte Hirschboeck Dudek Charitable Fund Elizabeth M. Cantor Endowment for The Ideal Builders Fund WI Chapter of the American Planning A Fund For Women The Kathy, Dick, Jill, Jay & Newman Association Scholarship Fund Helen S. Wendel Fund for A Fund For Women Anderson Family Charitable Fund Widder Family Fund In Honor of Emilie Taylor Holmes Fund The Neighborhoods Fund William and Gretchen Rieser Advised Fund for A Fund For Women The PAL Fund William and Phyllis Bartlett Fund In Memory of Sylvia Melli-Jacobs Fund The Progressive Endowment Fund for A Fund For Women

William E. and Edna B. Walker Fund for the Elderly Juan San by Photograph The Road Home Housing and Hope Forever Fund William Kraus and Toni Sikes Fund Janet Amundsen Gietzel Fund for A Fund For Women The Road Home Passthrough Fund Wilma Kraak Designated Passthrough Fund Jo Ann Six Fund for A Fund For Women A Fund for Women supports women and Theodora H. Kubly Fund Wilma Kraak Passthrough Fund Joan V. Collins JoJo Fund in honor of girls’ empowerment. Thomas G. and Karen C. Ragatz Wingra School Fund Sophia, Isabella, Caden & Christian Designated Passthrough Fund Josephine Musser Fund for A Fund For Women Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts & The Women of the Derilyn Dean Cattelino Fund, Thomas Heffron Family Passthrough Fund Joyce J. Bartell Fund for A Fund For Women Letters GPF Passthrough Fund Derilyn, Deborah and Beth Three Gaits Spirit of Sam Judy Schwaemle Fund for A Fund for Women Wisconsin Arts Education Association Women Who Roar Fund for A Fund For Women Tikalsky-Friedman Family Fund Endowment Fund Lewis & Mary Kay Brooks Family Fund Tim and Jana Heinrich Family Fund for A Fund For Women Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra Endowment Fund AFFILIATE FUNDS Tim Lightner Fund Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra Endowment Fund (L) Marie A. Wunsch Fund for A Fund For Women Todd & Jerilyn Bramson Family Fund Wisconsin Environmental Education Martha Taylor Fund for A Fund For Women Columbus Area Endowment & Affiliate Funds Tom & Shaila Bolger Fund Mary Ellyn Drury Sensenbrenner Fund Foundation Endowment Columbus Area Aquatic Center Fund Tom Stamstad Memorial Fund for A Fund For Women Wisconsin Foundation for School Music Fund Columbus Area Endowment Tommy Bartlett Medical Research Fund Megan Correll Family Fund for AFFW Wisconsin Society of Cytology Scholarship Fund Columbus Area Endowment Passthrough Fund Tomorrow Fund Melany Stinson Newby Fund for A Fund For Women Wisconsin Sports Development Corp. Endowment Columbus Fall River Rotary Club “Good Works” Fund Tony Farina Fund for RSVP of Dane County Inc. Millie Baldwin/Hattie Bakke Fund Wisconsin Sports Development Corp. Columbus School District Endowment Topitzes Family Passthrough Fund for A Fund For Women Passthrough Fund Columbus School District Passthrough Fund Trevor R. Marsh Memorial Endowment Fund Muriel Strickland / Teresita Barroquillo Wisconsin State Journal Youth Services Fund Conlin Family Fund Trevor R. Marsh Memorial Passthrough Fund Fund for A Fund For Women Wisconsin Wetlands Association Fund John and Mary Roche Grandchildren Troy Boys Fund Niki and Muffy Sollinger Fund for A Fund For Women Wisconsin Women in Government Endowment Fund Red Balloon Fund Tyler J. Berg Memorial Scholarship Fund Proud Mary Fund for A Fund For Women Wisconsin Youth Symphony Orchestra’s Parry F. Lueders Fund United Cerebral Palsy of Greater Dane County, Inc. Endowment Fund Richard & Peggy Parfitt Fund for A Fund For Women Sharrow Family Fund United Way of Dane County Foundation Fund Wolf Solomon Fund Samantha M. Weston & Cheryl Rosen Urban League of Greater Madison Wolman Family Share and Care Fund Weston Fund for AFFW Lodi Area Community Endowment Workforce Innovation Fund Women in Focus, Inc. Scholarship Endowment The DoMa Strong Women Acorn Fund & Affiliate Funds Urban League of Greater Madison YMCA of Dane County Foundation for A Fund For Women Youth Endowment Fund You Made My Day Fund The Jane Fund for A Fund For Women Lodi Area Community Endowment Van Haren Family Fund Young Giving Fund The MacKenzie Women’s Fund Lodi Area Community Passthrough Fund for A Fund For Women

MADISONGIVES.ORG 25 Middleton Endowment & Affiliate Funds Muir Elementary School MMSD High School Athletics Endowment Fund Nuestro Mundo School MMSD Library Endowment Fund Capital Brewery Charitable Fund O’Keeffe Middle School MMSD Social Work Emergency Endowment Fund Marlette E. Larsen Family Fund Olson Elementary School Mohs Music Fund Middleton Endowment Orchard Ridge Elementary Nicole Zanoni - Health Endowment Fund Middleton Passthrough Fund Randall Elementary School Professor Al Hovland Tennis Standard Imaging Foundation Fund Sandburg Elementary Scholarship Endowment Fund The Monona Fund & Affiliate Funds Schenk Elementary Schiavoni-Sturm Enrichment Endowment for Sennett Middle School the Benefit of East High School The Monona Fund Shabazz High School School Forest Endowment Fund The Monona Fund (TMF) Passthrough Sherman Middle School Sennett Middle School Environmental Rio Community Fund & Affiliate Funds Shorewood Hills Elementary School Education Endowment Fund Spring Harbor Middle School Shelley Glover Athletic Endowment Fund Biddle Family Agricultural Scholarship Fund for Rio Stephens Elementary Susan A. Hamblin Building Informed Citizens Social Biddle Family Scholarship Fund for Rio Thoreau Elementary Studies Field Trip Endowment Fund Rio Community Foundation - Agricultural Fund Toki Middle School West High School Business and Rio Community Foundation - Athletics Fund Van Hise Elementary Marketing Department Endowment Rio Community Foundation - General Education Fund West High School West High School Visual Arts Endowment Fund Rio Community Foundation - Library Fund Whitehorse Middle School Wozniak/Dickinson Visual Arts Endowment Fund Rio Community Fund Wright Middle School Strmiska Fund for the Rio Community COMMUNITY IMPACT FUNDS & DONORS FOUNDATION FOR MADISON’S FOUNDATION FOR MADISON’S PUBLIC SCHOOLS ENDOWMENTS: Funds PUBLIC SCHOOLS ENDOWMENTS FOR THE BENEFIT OF: Barbara E. and Gerald Marwell Fund Ann Tiemann Unrestricted Endowment Fund Barbara Ritchie Flanagan Endowment Fund Anna Marie Graber Martens Fund Allis Elementary Brendan M. Scanlon Memorial Art Anne and Martin Wolman Unrestricted Fund Badger Rock Middle School A Community Impact grant to Friends of Grant Endowment Fund Bowles Family Fund Black Hawk Middle School Madison School Community Recreation Carrie Macklin Ritz & Peter Ritz Fund Cleo and Glenn Sonnedecker Unrestricted Fund Chavez Elementary increased enrichment programs for seniors. for the benefit of FMPS Community Impact Fund Cherokee Middle School Donald and Alice Benn Fund for the Benefit of FMPS Doris Woychik Unrestricted Fund Crestwood Elementary Tino Balio Dr. Russell Hess/GHC Emergency Medical Fund Edward F. Obert Unrestricted Fund East High School John F. Batson, MD East High School Booster Club Fund Founders Fund Elvehjem Elementary Susan and Ellis Bauman Endowment fund for the benefit Frederick C. Suhr Fund Emerson Elementary Monsignor Thomas F. Baxter of Immigrant Families Garver Memorial Unrestricted Fund Falk Elementary Patricia T. Becker Foundation for Madison Public Schools Music Grutzner Family Fund Franklin Elementary School Robert L. Beilman, MD Endowment Fund Irwin A. and Robert D. Goodman Fund Glendale Elementary Dale Beske and Dorothy Gersch Foundation for Madison’s Public Jean and Walter Meanwell Community Fund Gompers Elementary Jim Block and Terese Allen Schools Endowment Fund John and Carolyn Peterson Fund Hamilton Middle School Helen B. Boley Gould/Dickinson Pottery Fund John and Mary Frautschi Fund Hawthorne Elementary Tucker and Carmen Boyd Homeless Education Endowment Fund June E. Johnson Community Impact Fund Huegel Elementary Ann C. Boyer Howard and Judith Landsman Fund for FMPS Louis Hirsig Unrestricted Fund Innovation High School Thomas M. Bretz Karen Meissen Scholarship Endowment Fund Louise Young Unrestricted Endowment Fund Jefferson Middle School Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Brooks Kathy Bartell Endowment Fund for Music Lyle Hill Unrestricted Fund Kennedy Elementary Elizabeth and Richard Burns Kathy Mosher Fund for Madison East High School Michael Stieghorst and C. Sue Conley Fund LaFollette High School Shawn and Nancy Carney LaFollette Marketing and Business Department Fund Richard and Rosemary Johnson Fund Lake View Elementary Jim and Victoria Cavanaugh LaFollette Printmaking Robert W. Taplick Memorial Unrestricted Fund Lapham Elementary Susan K. Christensen Len Rush Principal Professional Whitford and Becky Huff Unrestricted Fund Leopold Elementary Steven Cohan Development Endowment Fund Lincoln Elementary School 2015 Community Impact Fund Donors David and Oma Cox Louis Swedarsky Scholarship Fund Lindbergh Elementary Frances M. Culbertson Marlys Sloup-Dale Wortley Reading Recovery Anonymous Donors (30) Lowell Elementary Lois P. Curtiss Scholarship Fund Phyllis S. Anderson Marquette Elementary Rafik Dalati Mary J. McClellan Elementary Rima D. and Michael W. Apple Memorial High School James and Nancy Dast School Music Endowment Richard and Elizabeth Askey Mendota Elementary School Kristin S. Daugherty Matt Vidulich Memorial Scholarship Endowment Fund Susan and Jon Axelrod Midvale Elementary School Ayco Charitable Foundation Bonnie Denmark Friedman and Gary H. Friedman Cynthia A. DiCamelli 26 2015 ANNUAL REPORT Philip and Audrey Dybdahl Cary and Brenda McNatt LEGACY SOCIETY / CHARITABLE Joan Creitz Jane and Tony Earl Ann and Thomas Merfeld GIFT ANNUITIES James and Karel Cripe Barbara and Gerald Eggleston Marta T. Meyers and Ian Davies Ron & Dorothy Daggett* Lynne and Bill Eich Carol A. Milanich *Legacy Gifts Realized Evelyn S. Daly Ronald F. Eith Shelley M. Moffatt Elizabeth C. Davies* Anonymous (24) Russ and Jean Endres Stefanie Moritz and Vince Jenkins Mary Beth Davis Bill Arthur Virginia Evangelist Marianne S. Morton Edith L. DeBrue* Robert Auerbach Ellen S. Fisher Greg and Michaela Moy Margeret B. Derse* Baer Family Futures Fund Mary A. Fix Michael D. Nelson Gordon and Gail Derzon Ira & Ineva Baldwin* Charles N. Ford, MD John and Cherie Neupert John and Lois Doty Helen H. Baldwin Jan Marshall Fox John and Betty Nicka Herbert & Eunice Eberhardt* Betty Bamforth* Linda I. Garrity Mary K. O’Connor and Robert F. Bocher Robert and Betty Elsas Jim and Barb Barnard Enid and Tyrone Glenn Dennis and Sara O’Loughlin Marie Endres* Mrs. Joyce J. Bartell* Marilyn Graves Norman and Darlene Olson Don Hunt and Kathleen Engel-Hunt Lois Bartels Walter and Marcia Griskavich Jennifer and Thomas Ondrejka Elaine Erickson-Hollander and Jeffrey Hollander Tommy Bartlett* Wayne N. Hansen Anne Slaughter Perrote Richard Erney* Susan J.M. and Ellis Bauman Hausmann-Johnson Insurance, Inc. Robin E. Pettersen Escher Family Fund Hugh and Joyce Bell Duane and Leif Hendrickson Louis and Fran Rall Francis W. Simmons* Jane and Kenneth Belmore Jane L. Hilsenhoff Mark and Marjorie Ready Karen Faster Jan Berg Jamie Himel Mary Ann Reale Carol J. Ferguson Charles D. Bert Fund Ruth Hind Susan and John Reddan Tina Frailey Dorothy Biddle* Terrence and Lois Hirsch Glenn Reinl and Sara Krebsbach Boris Frank and Terry Kiss Frank Linda H. Bochert Allison Hoban Janet N. Reschke Jac & Edye Garner Harriet S. Bock* Ronald and Katherine Holzhueter Josann Reynolds Delight Garlein Tom and Shaila Bolger Carolyn D. and Wm. Pharis Horton Vera and Robert Riley Mildred Gill* Dean and Ann Bowles Frances Huntley-Cooper Fred and Nancy Risser Marie Graber* JoAnn Bucaida David and Jean Johnsen John F. Rogan Truman and Sylvia Graf Jim and Cathie Burgess Lesley Johnson & Terry Marshall Jane and Robert Salinger Leo J. Groth* Ann Casey Thomas and Janet Jones David R. Schreiber Douglas Gurak and Mary Kritz Martha L. and Charles P. Casey Vickie and Mike Julka Luke and Heidi Schulte Terry L. Haller Ann Miller Chastain* Jeffrey Kassel and Alison Einbender Jim and Marlene Scott Rodger Hansen Thomas A. Christiansen Doris and William Kox Rebecca Shaw Doris J. Hanson* Gayle R. Cody Dennis and Marjorie Kozich Patricia W. Shires Don and Mary Harkness Jane Taylor Coleman Jack Ladinsky Shomos Family Foundation, Inc. Charles Hathaway* Joan V. Collins Diana and Roderic Lakes Joseph and Jeanne Silverberg Ron and Carol Hay Rebecca A. Larson Margaret G. Skinner Douglas and Janet Laube Peter and Erin Soman Susan and Donald Lauffer Diane M. Sorensen Drew and Loretta Lawrence Joseph and Jamie Steuer David and Mary Lawson Robin Stroebel Joan Lerman and Ken O’Neill Kurt and Nikki Studt I think anyone who decides to invest in the Madison Donna and Scott Lewein Millard and Barbara Susman Efrat Livny and Ken Baun TAPIT/New Works, Inc. Community Foundation should know that those of us who are James A. Lord, DDS Martha A. Taylor and Gary L. Antoniewicz Truman and Nancy Lowe Carol and John Toussaint doing it now do it because we have absolute confidence in the Peter and Jill Lundberg Mary Trotter people who will be making decisions that our wishes will be Karen K. Lundquist Deborah and Patrick Turski Stewart Macaulay Sylvia S. Vaccaro carried out. Madison-Monona Lioness Robert and Susan Vig Douglas and Norma Madsen Beth A. Weber – Carol Toussaint, Legacy Society member Gordon M. Malaise Joyce O. Weston David and Sandra Malone Gary P. Williams James F. Mand Peter C. Williams and Sandra Esraes James and Mary McConnell Daniel E. Wisniewski Brian McCormick and Robert Latousek William and Mardelle Wuerger Chandler L. and Beverly S. McKelvey James W. Zerwick Jack McLeod MADISONGIVES.ORG 27 Gordon and Janet Renschler Raymond T. Riddle SAVE THE DATE! Robert J. Ritger* Roger and Mary Rowin Upcoming events with MCF Dr. Ron and Petie Rudy Arnold Nolan Rusky* Robert & Jacqui Sakowski August 4 - Making Waves (AFFW) Eve B. Scheffenacker Paul Marunich & Ruth Ann Schoer October 25 - Imagine Madison (AFFW) Orange and Dean Schroeder Mary Ellyn and Joseph Sensenbrenner Spring 2017 - Madison Gives 2017 Rudy and Janet Silbaugh Paul Simenstad, M.D. L. Joseph Sloup and Marlys D. Sloup Roland and Nancy Emmons Smith Patricia Martin Soderholm Charitable Fund Stay tuned for news and events Cleo and Glenn Sonnedecker throughout 2017 and join us in Bob and Lisa Sorge celebrating our 75th Anniversary! Thomas and Sheila Spear Phillip and Jane Stark John and Mary Storer Alan J. Strohschein Frederick C. Suhr* Martha Sullivan Foundation for Madison’s Public Schools holds an endowment for each of the 50 Madison schools. Annalee G. Sundby (L to R): Memorial High students Jesse Herschberger, Naomi Makesa, Danaejuh Sheppard, Ameya Betty M. Taylor* Esther Hougen Taylor Sanyal, Abby Kurth, Nathan Wang, and principal Jay Affledt Martha A. Taylor Jennifer Thompson Anne W. Herb* Mary T. Linton Carol Toussaint John P. Hobbins* Phyllis A. Lovrien Jon and Susan Udell Roy & Alta Hopko* Peter and Jill Lundberg Susan and Tom Ullsvik Paul Houseman Douglas and Norma Madsen Paul Vastola, M.D. Whitford and Becky Huff* Nancy A. McGill Clifford E. Voegeli Rosemary B. Johnson* Rebecca Mendez Andrija and Hazel Vukmir Frances W. Hurst* Sharifa Merchant Marvin A. and Grace D. Wagner Jaya G. Iyer* Ralph & Cathy Middlecamp JoAnn Walker June E. Johnson* Steven and Meryl Mixtacki William E. and Edna B. Walker* Ronald J. Johnson and Rosemary L. Johnson Alvin and Ruth Mohaupt* William R. and Eleanor B. Walker* Carol Jordan Linda Murray Joyce Wartmann Leslie Katzman* Daniel and Joyce Muxfeld Willard & Jeanne Warzyn* Mark and Sarah Kaufman Helene Nelson & James Arts Diana S. Webb* Michael Kelley Neumueller Family Fund Weigandt Family Fund Robert and Virginia Kraft Melany S. Newby Helen S. Wendel* Mary Krall R.J. and Gina Newell & Family Robert and Lucille Westervelt Betty Krause Amy T. Overby Naomi Whiteside* Cherie L. Krenke Ethel Parker* Mark and Jeanne Whitish Mrs. Theodora H. Kubly* Hazel B. Paschall* J. Nash Williams* Harold and Theodora Kubly* Betty Jane Perego* Jenifer Winiger Joan Kuypers Judy and Dan Peterson Dr. Margaret C. Winston* Doug La Follette Marie B. Pulvermacher* Kathleen E. Woit, Ph.D. Marilyn Lampman Anton Rajer* Anne and Martin Wolman* Howard and Judith Landsman Dean and Sheila Read Doris Woychik* Mary Jane Langer Donna Read Kristin Yates Phillip A. Levy Earl and Elnor Reichel Louise Young* Mora Himel Lincoln* Dave and Kim Reinecke Nancy F. Young

28 2015 ANNUAL REPORT MCF BOARD OF GOVERNORS MCF STAFF

Left to right: Bill DeAtley, retired; Joan Burke, First Business Investments; Ismael Seated left to right: Harmony Kronick, Darcy Kobinsky, Andrea Nilsen; Ozanne, Dane County District Attorney; Jeff Pertl, City of Madison; Roberta Gassman, Standing left to right: Brennan Nardi, Allie Detert, Amy Overby, Brenda Redepenning, UW—Madison; Jac Garner, Webcrafters; Enid Glenn, State of Wisconsin; Jim Bradley, Tom Linfield, Tina Klehr, Bob Sorge, Ann Casey, Connie Tibbetts Home Savings Bank; Beth Donley, Stemina Biomarker Discovery; Blaine Renfert, Sub-Zero and Wolf; Al Friedman, retired; Martha Taylor, UW Foundation; Diane Ballweg, Endres Not pictured: Melinda Heinritz Manufacturing Company Foundation

Not pictured: Frank Byrne, retired; Jack Daniels, Madison College; Jim Cavanaugh, retired; David Stark, Stark Company Realtors

Editor’s Note: We hope you find MCF’s 2015 Report to the Community informative, but even more so, inspiring. Behind every donor, and behind every endowment fund, there is a unique story to tell and a special meaning to every gift. We titled this year’s annual report “Madison Gives,” and we’ve adopted the same moniker as our new website name, our email accounts—even as the title of our annual event. At MCF, we have the privilege of seeing how much Madison gives, and the impact of your generosity in our schools, families, neighborhoods, and communities across Dane County and around the world. On behalf of all of us at MCF, thank you for the privilege of supporting your charitable giving. Because of you, our community keeps getting better. - Brennan Nardi, Communications Director

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As a community, we create our future together. Together … we are cleaning our lakes and protecting our natural areas.

Together … we are bringing music, dance, and theater to tens-of-thousands of people.

Together … we are enhancing the lives of seniors through nutrition, transportation and engagement.

Together … we are providing splash pads, fitness programs and learning opportunities so children thrive.

Together … we are addressing racial disparities through community engagement, education and employment.

Together… We are empowering women and girls. Together we really do make a difference.

Phone: 608-232-1763 MCF would love to To learn more about the Community Impact Fund and other types of charitable giving connect with you 100 Black Men of Madison member through Madison Community Foundation, visit WWW.MADISONGIVES.ORG. on social media Edward Murray reads to Orchard Ridge Elementary students as part of the Would you like to receive MCF newsletters? Sign up at madisongives.org. organization’s reading program.