Connecting People Who Care with Causes that Matter.

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Credits Design Firm: The Merz Group www.themerzgroup.com Front Cover: Loew home, courtesy of Patricia Loew Printer: Offset Impressions Front Cover Insets: Neil Joines Charitable Fund, Whitford Charitable Fund 2015 Mailing: Prestige Mailing Service ANNUAL REPORT Photo Credits: Hailey Blessing, Alyssa Fingerman, Wanda Frank, David James Photography/Whitford photos, Gregg McGillivray of Halkin Mason Photography, Carol Moore, Kathryn Proto Photography, Scott Rowan, Andrew Seymour of Seymour LET YOUR LEGACY EMPOWER LIVES Digital Photography & Consulting, Dixon Stroud, Stephenie Stevens, Brandywine Singers & all our nonprofit IN CHESTER COUNTY AND BEYOND colleagues providing photos 1 2 What is the COMMUNITY FOUNDATION? Established in 1994, the Community Foundation builds community assets for perpetuity. The Community Foundation is entrusted with substantial amounts of money over time from the contributions of people of all walks of life. The Community Foundation uses the income from these funds, in the form of grants, to meet the community’s charitable needs now and into the future.

Most of the funds at the Community Foundation are endowed funds -- permanent funds that create a sustainable flow of grant dollars forever. Through prudent investment, both the principal of the endowment and the distribution available for grantmaking increase over time.

CONTENTS The Chester County Community Foundation has three unique features: LEGACY PHILANTHROPY 3 • Local Expertise about important projects and programs that make a significant difference GRANTS & SCHOLARSHIPS 6 in Chester County LEGACY AWARDS 9 • Personalized Service to donors to help maximize the impact of their contribution; and FUNDS 17 • Community Convener for issues that benefit from coordination and/or collaboration. LEGACY SOCIETY 22 FUND HIGHLIGHTS 25 The Community Foundation strives to be inclusive, innovative, responsive and DONORS & SPONSORS 33 accountable—providing a clear focus for your inspired philanthropy. INVESTMENTS 53 FINANCES 58 PERSONNEL 59 Connecting people who care with causes that matter, so their philanthropy makes a difference now andf orever.

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2 INSPIRE LEGACY PHILANTHROPY In Chester County, life is good. Much of our strength comes from the partners we rely upon: Chester County is consistently in the limelight, regularly winning kudos in lists of the Best Places to Live. We enjoy attractive parks and open spaces, top schools, accessible health care, affordable property taxes, and plenty of community • Professional advisors, especially estate planning attorneys, CPAs, and wealth managers, who speak earnestly with their clients events. It’s an easy drive to Philadelphia and Wilmington, a convenient train ride to anywhere on the East Coast, and an about legacy philanthropy and bring forth the Community Foundation as an option for consideration when appropriate international airport with connections to the world at our fingertips. Plus strong economic growth: construction of roads, homes and businesses, with lots of shopping, restaurants, and plenty of jobs. An abundance of prosperity. • Our current fund advisors, who spread the word to their family, friends and colleagues about the joy of giving and community involvement Life is good at the Community Foundation, as well. During the past year, • Nonprofit Board and staff members, who seek grants for current needs, while at the same time seek the Foundation’s assistance to grow their endowment funds via deferred, planned gifts. • we proudly awarded $2 million in grants and scholarships to the community; The Community Foundation has deepened programs and services to our key constituents, focusing on long-term growth. We have refined our: • 24 new funds were created, bringing the total number of funds to 350; and • Family & Individual Philanthropy Suite of Services, including a Philanthropy Learning-Action-Network to engage a diverse array of emerging philanthropists • contributions totaled $3,665,185 from 2,553 donors. • Nonprofit Endowment Suite of Services, to enhance our reach to nonprofit staff and Board members Since our 1994 founding, $31 million has been awarded via 7,154 grants and scholarships. • Professional Legacy Advisor Network programs, with information and tools to better serve client philanthropic interests.

At the Community Foundation, we are poised for stronger, deeper impact and longer term growth. We look forward to seeing you at our legacy philanthropy programs throughout the year. Thanks for all you do to intentionally and thoughtfully create caring, generous communities…so that Chester County continues to get even better, for now and FOREVER. • Our operating revenues have become much more diversified and sustainable.

• Our endowed charitable asset growth is steady and sure. Every other week, someone creates a new endowed legacy fund. And every day, people contribute to existing funds to consistently grow legacy philanthropy.

• Our Board and staff are focused, energetic, and bursting with passion for the power of philanthropy to change lives for the better William Gallagher, Esq. Karen A. Simmons Chair of the Board, 2014-2016 President/CEO • Our beloved historic Lincoln Building is bustling with activity. Fund advisors, donors, professional advisors, nonprofit staff and board members, and public officials frequent the offices for meetings, trainings and tours.

3 4 Photo courtesy of The Land Conservancy for Southern Chester County GRANTS & SCHOLARSHIPS The strength of the Chester County Community Foundation is in its power to change peoples’ lives. Each year, hundreds of organizations—and thousands of people—are touched through the generosity of our donors.

Our donors establish grantmaking funds at the Community Foundation. The majority of grant decisions are made by the families and individuals whose funds the Community Foundation holds in trust. The Community Foundation also grants a modest amount from its Fund for Chester County, based on decisions made by a volunteer Grants Committee. The average grant size is $3,000.

During FY2015, $2,000,097 in grants and scholarships was awarded to address needs in our community.

530 grants totaling $1,626,344 and 171 scholarships totaling $373,753.

Due to space limitations, Barn at Spring Brook Farm Camphill Special School Chester County Historical grants over $350 are listed: Big Brothers/Big Sisters SE Canaan Congregational Society Act in Faith of Greater West PA Church Chester County Hospital Chester Bilingual Education for Canaan Protective Fire Chester County Hospital Aidan’s Heart Foundation Central America BECA Company Foundation ALS Association Bishop Shanahan High Canine Partners for Life Chester County School Opportunities Alzheimer’s Foundation of Catawba College America Boy Scouts of America, Industrialization Center Centennial Lutheran Church American Cancer Society- Chester County Council Chester County Public Safety Center for Italian Modern East Central Division Boys Latin of Philadelphia Training Foundation Art American Diabetes Charter School Chester County SPCA Chadds Ford Historical Association Brandywine Baptist Church Chester County Suicide Society American Foundation for Brandywine Health Prevention Task Force Chemical Heritage Suicide Prevention, NY Foundation Chestnut Hill Business Foundation American Heart Association Brandywine Valley Improvement District ChesPenn Health Services ARC of Chester County Association Children’s Country Week Chester County 2020 Association Archmere Academy Breastcancer.org Chester County Art Bridge Academy and Children’s Hospital of Art Partners Studio Association Community Center Philadelphia Association for the Colonial Chester County Community Bridge of Hope of Lancaster Christ Community Church Theatre Dental Center & Chester Counties Citizens Advocacy of Chester Connecting people who care with causes that matter, Atlantic Salmon Federation Chester County Department Brigham and Women’s County Atonement Lutheran Church of Community Development Hospital City Gate Austerlitz Historical Society Chester County Extension so their philanthropy makes a difference Bringing Hope Home The Clinic Balanced Innovative Chester County Food Bank Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Coaches vs Cancer Teaching Strategies Chester County Fund for Church Coatesville Center for Bank Street College of Calistoga Boys & Girls Club Women and Girls Community Health NOW AND FOREVER. Education Calvary Lutheran Church Chester County Futures Coatesville Youth Initiative Barclay Friends Camp Dreamcatcher Colonial Theater 5 6 Community Coalition Free Public Library of Community Volunteers in Philadelphia Pottstown Cluster of Religious Tasis Foundation West Chester United Medicine French & Pickering Creeks Communities Methodist Church Peacemaker Center Team CMMD Concordville Fire & Protective Conservation Trust Heroes Among Us - Police Kimberton Waldorf School Primitive Hall Foundation West Chester University Peirce College Temple University Association Friends Association for Care & Survivor’s Fund King’s Academy Quaker City Farmers Foundation Pennsylvania Home of the Thirteen/WNET Council on Foundations Protection of Children The Hickman Westtown Goshen Rotary Kolbe Fund Sparrow Radnor ABC To Love a Canine County Corrections Gospel Friends Home in Kennett Hill School Foundation Kutztown University Pennsylvania Parks and Forests Redeem Tower Foundation of San Jose Mission Square Wharton Esherick Museum Historic Kennett Square Kutztown University Foundation Rhode Island College State University Crime Victims Center of Friends of Chatham Public WHYY Hope for Kids Foundation People For People, Inc. Riddle Health Care Foundation Trans World Radio Chester County Library Hope Springs Equestrian La Comunidad Hispana William Alanson White Friendship Ministries People’s Pantry at Church Road Rotary Club of Churchville Transition Dynamics Associates Cru Therapy Institute Foundation Lighthouse Youth Center Peter’s Place Foundation Tredyffrin & Easttown Care Daemion Counseling Center Housing Partnership of Chester Williamson Free School of Garage Community & Youth Living Breath Foundation Petra Community Housing Rotary Club of Thorndale Triskeles Foundation Dana Farber Cancer Institute County Mechanical Trades Center of Kennett Square London Grove Friends Meeting Philabundance Russell Byers Charter School UCLA Foundation Daylesford Abbey Huntington Theatre Company Willistown Conservation Trust Garage Community & Youth Lord’s Pantry of Downingtown Safe Harbor Philadelphia Young Playwrights Underground Railroad Project Willistown Friends Meeting- Decade to Doorways Center West Grove IHS Global Lyme Disease Association of Philanthropy Network Greater Sailing Foundation of NY Unite for HER/Pink Invitational Educational Fund of the Delaware County Community Inspira Health Network George School SE PA Philadelphia Salvation Army of Greater Trustees College United Way of Chester County Girls Golf Revolution Interfaith Housing Assistance Make-A-Wish Foundation of West Chester Phoenixville Area Children’s United Way of Southern Willistown Okehocking Nature Delaware River Keeper Corporation of Chester County Philadelphia Gleason Initiative Foundation Learning Center Salve Regina University Chester County Center Dempsey Center International Rescue Malvern Preparatory School Global Aid Network Phoenixville Area Community San Jose State Spartan University of Pennsylvania Willistown Township Devon Preparatory School Committee Good Fellowship Ambulance Mary Campbell Center Services Foundation for Football Wings for Success Jenner’s Pond Upland Country Day School Doctors Without Borders USA Maternal & Child Health Phoenixville Area High School School at Church Farm Good Samaritan Shelter Uptown Entertainment Wistar Institute Domestic Violence Center of Jesuit Center at Wernersville Consortium Good Will Fire Company Phoenixville Area Middle SE PA Autism Resource Center Alliance Women’s Club of Chester County Jewelers for Children Mill at Anselma Preservation School Good Works ServeNow Valor Bowl c/o Believe & Downingtown Downingtown Area Senior Joseph & Sarah Carter Educational Trust Phoenixville Area Senior Adult Great Valley After-Prom Party SILO Achieve Foundation Wounded Warrior Project Center Community Development Missionaries of Charity Activity Center Great Valley Nature Center Corporation Snow Scientific Research Villanova University YMCA Brandywine Downingtown Library Moreau Catholic High School - Phoenixville Community Foundation Volunteer English Program YMCA Jennersville Downingtown West High Greater Philadelphia KenCrest Services Campaign for Champions Education Foundation Fellowship of Christian Southern Chester County Day Washington Gorge Action YMCA Kennett Area School Kendal-Crosslands National Exchange Club Phoenixville Women’s Athletes Care Association Programs Drexel University Communities Outreach - The House YMCA Lionville Community Natural Lands Trust Special Olympics PA-Chester Greener Partners Kennett After-School The Wentworth YMCA of Greater Brandywine Elizabethtown College Nature Conservancy Polaris Project County Program Gridiron Greats Assistance Association-After the Bell West Chester Area Senior Episcopal Diocese of Police Athletic League of YMCA Upper Main Line Fund Neighborhood Hospice St. James School Center Pennsylvania Kennett Area Community Philadelphia Young Life Liberty Region Grimes A.M.E. Church Services New York City Relief St. Mary’s Franciscan Shelter West Chester Dance Works Evergreen State College Pope John Paul II Regional Young Life of Richmond-West New York Yacht Club Stroud Water Research Center Foundation Habitat for Humanity of Kennett Area Park Authority Catholic Elementary West Chester Downtown End Chester County Foundation Sunshine Foundation Foundation Fame Fire Company Kennett Area Senior Center Pottsgrove Middle School Young Life Southern Counties Haiti Partners Northeast Community Church Support Center for Child West Chester Parks and Family Lives On Kennett Fire Company #1 Pottsgrove School District Young Playwright’s Theater Hamilton College Open Hearth Advocates Recreation Family Promise of Southern Kennett Flash Youth Community Forward Otho Davis Scholarship Chester County Handi Vangelism Ministries Kennett Food Cupboard International Foundation Family Service of Chester Kennett Middle School HEALTH Handi-Crafters Owen J. Roberts Middle School County Kennett Public Library 9% Oxford Area Neighborhood Family Stations Radio Harbor School Kennett Run Charities Services Center ENVIRONMENT & HUMAN SERVICES, Harvey Kaufman Memorial ANIMALS AGING, YOUTH First Presbyterian Church Kennett Symphony of Chester Scholarship Fund Oxford Senior Center 6% 41% First West Chester Fire County Haverford College Paoli Hospital Foundation Company Kennett Underground Railroad CCCF GRANTS & SCHOLARSHIPS Parkesburg Library Folds of Honor Healthcare Access Foundation Center SCHOLARSHIP DISTRIBUTED = $2,000,097 Partners in Outreach 17% Foundation at Great Valley Heifer International Kids Smile 7/1-6/30 EDUCATION 7 ARTS & 8 13% CULTURE RELIGION 10% 4% LEGACY PHILANTHROPY AWARDS DOOR OPENER AWARD bestowed upon stellar professional advisors who take the initiative to bring legacy philanthropy to the attention of their clients and colleagues

“When my longtime friend David M. Frees III Esq. became Chair Kurt is clear that there are benefits for those who give charitably, KURT KUNSCH of the Board of the Community Foundation in 2004, of course I as well as for those who receive. “It’s no magic to believe that 2015 WINNER had to take a closer look. Dave has been instrumental as a the great feelings you experience from helping others are just career mentor, clarifying the trust and estates field for me. I saw as important as exercise and a healthy diet. The smile you As Senior Vice President and Trust Managing Director for family philanthropy with their three children Addison, that the Community Foundation has two sides – grantmaking receive from a child or a grateful person is one of the best Phoenixville Federal Bank and Trust since 1996, Kurt Chloe, and Daxon. On their 5th birthday, each child from donor advised and unrestricted funds, as well as feelings in the world. I enjoy helping my clients feel deeply Kunsch is at the nexus of scores of wealth management receives the book Three Cups: A Lesson in Life and Money stewarding invested community assets for perpetuity. Over the satisfied about the impact they can make with their charitable and estate planning conversations. With a strong for Children by Tony Townsely and Mark St. Germain. This years, I have personally seen the short-term and long-term dollars, now and forever.” reputation for trust, integrity, and superior client service, tradition was started by Kurt’s brother-in-law. Three Cups impact the Foundation has made on nonprofits and families in clients are confident that Kurt puts their needs and desires teaches basic financial planning and emphasizes the community.” first and foremost. responsibility, generosity, and the joys of reaching one’s goals. Three cups are given to each child to deposit money Kurt has a personal ethos of community service. A lifelong they receive from holidays, celebrations and allowances. Chester County resident, Kurt is proud to discuss his civic • One cup is for saving. endeavors. “Talking about nonprofit community volunteer • One for spending. projects helps break the ice, spread the word, and get • One for giving. people involved. Plus it lets me know if we should talk about charities in our estate planning conversations.” Kurt now gives Three Cups to his clients, for their children and grandchildren. Growing up, it was clear in the Kunsch household that community involvement was essential. “My Dad always Kurt’s current charitable involvement is wide and deep. instilled in us the importance of donating time and He serves as President of the Phoenixville Area Economic DOOR OPENER HONOREES resources to assist others in need. Our family activities Development Corporation, Secretary for the Phoenixville were centered on St. John’s Lutheran church, with tithing Police Athletic League, and as a Board member of the 2004 Stephen McGann, CTFA, AEP 2011 Duke Schneider, Esq. and weekly offerings, youth groups, and lots of volunteer Chester County Estate Planning Council. He has also served 2005 L. Peter Temple, Esq. 2012 Robb S. Frees, CIC projects. Plus I was a Boy Scout, a volunteer at Phoenixville as Board Chair of Petra Community Housing, Secretary of Hospital, and I sang in the Boys Choir at Valley Forge. From the Schuylkill River Heritage Center, and Board Treasurer of 2006 Michael B. Karwic, CFP, CRPC 2013 Richard Clark, CPA, CFP®, ChFC® an early age, I realized how great it feels to help others and the Historical Society of the Phoenixville Area. Kurt throws 2007 David M. Frees, III, Esq. 2013 Stephen Olsen, Esq. be involved in the community.” in extra entertainment at charity events, as a 2013 Timothy Knauer, Esq. professionally-trained magician and Muhlenberg College 2008 John A. Featherman, III, Esq. Kurt and his wife Kelly continue the strong tradition of theatre major. 2009 Honorable Dr. Clifford DeBaptiste 2014 Louis N. Teti, Esq. 2010 William J. Gallagher, Esq. 2015 Kurt Kunsch

9 10 JORDAN AWARD HONOREES

The Jordan Award was created in 1999 to honor the longstanding commitment to Chester County philanthropy exemplified by Community Foundation founder Dr. Henry A. Jordan and his wife Barbara McNeil Jordan. Each summer, Jordan Award winners meet to choose the next honoree. Nominations are strongly encouraged, to help the Community Foundation highlight philanthropic good works that significantly improve the quality of life in Chester County.

2000 Elizabeth Ranney Moran of Paoli 2001 Gordon B. Hattersley, Jr. of Berwyn 2002 Aaron J. Martin of Kennett Square 2003 Charles Lukens “Skip” Huston, III of Chester Springs 2004 Penelope “Penny” Wilson of Malvern 2005 David M. Frees, Jr. of Phoenixville 2006 Moira & Kenneth Mumma of Chester Springs 2007 Eva L. Verplanck, Ph.D. of Kennett Square 2008 Carol Ware, Ph.D. of Christiana 2009 Jennifer & Robert McNeil of Coatesville 2010 The Herr Family of Nottingham 2011 Jacqueline & Martin Clompus of West Chester 2012 Wiggie & John Featherman of West Chester 2013 Albert W. Eastburn of Coatesville 2014 Richard Kunsch of Phoenixville 2015 Alice & Rodman Moorhead III of West Grove

The Community Foundation accepts nominations for Legacy Awards throughout the year. Decisions are made each summer. Nomination forms are available at (610) 696-8211 or www.chescocf.org.

11 12 DR. HENRY A. AND BARBARA M. JORDAN AWARD significant, longstanding, comprehensive philanthropic achievements Alice and Rod raised two sons, Rodman IV and Clay, with new immigrants and vulnerable families must have the ALICE K. & RODMAN W. MOORHEAD III frequent travels between their homes in Chester County, resources and support they need to become strong, NYC, and their beloved Jackson, Wyoming. healthy contributing members of the community.

Can one person make a difference? Yes! And two? • offer educational opportunities for people of all walks Rod had an extremely successful career at Warburg When Alice first became involved in 2004, LCH was Doubly so.But in some instances, the synergy of one plus of life Pincus, a private equity and venture capital firm in New struggling with inadequate facilities, continual financial one equals so much more than two. • sustain the beauty of our land, and the preservation York City, which gave birth to companies such as Coventry instability and an uncertain future. Realizing the scope of Nowhere is this synergy more evident than in the lives of and safety of our natural resources. Health Care, United Healthcare and many other highly stabilizing and growing LCH, Alice placed many of her Alice and Rod Moorhead, and the impact that they have successful companies. Throughout his career, Rod served interests, social activities and involvement in other Alice and Rod reside on Buttonwood Farm, which has been had on the quality of life for all those who call Chester as a Director on for-profit boards including 4GL School organizations on hold to focus her attention on LCH. Now, home to Alice’s family since 1930. County home. Through their focused, deep and generous Solutions, AgriDyne Technologies, Cambridge more than a decade later, Alice’s intervention, leadership NeuroScience, Chancellor Beacon Academies, Coventry and support have made a crucial impact: sharing of their time, talent and treasure, Alice and Rod A Chester County native, Alice attended the Ethel Walker Health Care, ElderTrust, Hospital Corporation of America, help countless people in countless ways to have a better School in Connecticut. She earned her Bachelor’s Degree in • New Facility: In 2007, Alice spearheaded the effort to New Providence Asset Management, NeXstar life, a healthier environment, and the hope of better Political Science from Vassar College where she wrote her develop facility plans that would bring healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, PhyCor, Scientific Learning Corp, Shire tomorrow for themselves and their children. thesis on the Mexican political system. social assistance, education and support services Human Genetic Therapies, Spectrum K12 School Solutions, together under one roof in a modern, fully-equipped Alice and Rod’s dedication to the welfare of our Alice worked in New York City for three years writing about Synergen, United Healthcare, U.S. Healthcare, Value LEED certified building, which opened in 2009. communities is exemplified by their leadership, hands-on political and economic conditions in Latin America before Health, Vestar, and Xomed Surgical Products. After more participation, and charitable support of nonprofit causes traveling throughout the region to experience first-hand than 30 years with Warburg Pincus, Rod retired as a • Campaign Leadership: To successfully fund the new that: the cultures and people of these countries. This trip Managing Director in 2006. facility, Alice partnered with Betty Moran, serving as ignited a lifelong interest and passion in helping Latinos. Co-Chairs of LCH’s first-ever capital campaign. Several • help the most vulnerable, especially our growing In 2001, Alice, never one to stay still, returned to formal years later, she agreed to Chair LCH’s Fortyforward number of Latinos, become stronger, contributing After earning her MBA from Columbia in 1974, she married education. At age 60 she earned her Master’s degree in Campaign. members of our communities her husband, Rod, who she met in Costa Rica. A native of Social Work from NYU. Alice then committed herself to Louisville, Rod attended the Taft School in Connecticut. He taking on a local cause near and dear to her heart. While • provide access to healthcare and promote healthier • Community Engagement: As Development Committee earned his BA in Economics from Harvard College and his Alice gives generously to many nonprofits, at La Comunidad lifestyles for all people Chair, Alice engages the support and participation of MBA from Harvard Business School. Hispana in Kennett Square, her philanthropic leadership is friends and community leaders to build and sustain most evident. Recognizing the importance of Latinos to the LCH. economic welfare of our communities, Alice is clear that 13 14 This is just a tip of the iceberg. County, Family Promise, The Garage, Maternal Child & Health • Strong Governance: Alice served as LCH’s Board Chair from An avid environmentalist and outdoorsman, Rod is also Consortium, United Way of Southern Chester County, and As a team, Alice and Rod are consistent, generous, leadership 2010 to 2013 during times of great change and phenomenal passionately committed to the preservation of natural resources, Upland Country Day School. donors to annual and capital campaigns of Community growth. the health and safety of water, and the conservation of open Volunteers in Medicine, Chester County Hospital, Chester County Whether it is addressing the needs of vulnerable populations, space. His leadership, commitment and most generous support Food Bank, Handi-crafters, and Thorncroft Equestrian Center. promoting a healthy environment, assuring access to quality • Program Expansion: In 2012, while Alice was Board Chair, helps assure that Chester County remains a beautiful, safe, LCH was designated a Federally Qualified Health Center. healthcare, providing opportunities for education, or simply healthy and environmentally friendly place to live, work and They are also annual donors to After The Bell, Anson B. Nixon LCH also achieved the prestigious status of a Level 2 Patient- doing a kindness for someone in need, Alice and Rod remain true enjoy. His accomplishments are many: Park, Brandywine Health Foundation, Brandywine Valley Centered Medical Home. In 2015, LCH will open a new to the Taft credo: Not to be served, but to serve. Association, Carter CDC, Chester County Community Dental/ health center in Oxford. Today, LCH’s health center annually • Stroud Water Research: As Chair, Rod provides leadership ChesPenn, Chester County Fund for Women & Girls, Chester cares for 3,000 people in 9,500 patient visits and 2,700 and philanthropic support to this internationally renowned County Historical Society, Domestic Violence Center of Chester people receive social assistance and participate in research facility which studies and understands the ecology educational programs. Recently, 12,000 people were of streams, rivers and their watersheds, both pristine and enrolled in Health Insurance Marketplace. polluted.

Through Alice’s volunteer leadership, LCH is a modern health and • In 2012, Stroud Water Research dedicated the Moorhead social services center that has become a mainstay in the Environmental Complex in honor of Rod’s many years of community. Board leadership and his extraordinary philanthropic support. The new facility was awarded LEED Platinum Rod’s philanthropic pursuits focus on a strong belief in the value certification, the highest level awarded by the U.S. Green of education and a pressing concern for the environment. Building Council for the design, construction and operation Rod’s support of scholarship programs, schools, colleges, and of high performance green buildings. The new education community-based educational programs both locally and beyond and outreach center brings together Rod’s two interests of are a testament to his unwavering commitment to the value of education and the environment. Today, hundreds attend learning. In fact, Rod credits his personal success to the strong camps and programs focused on the importance of clean foundations instilled in the schools he attended. In his desire to water to our environment and to our lives. “give back,” he has made extraordinary gifts to Harvard College, • Brandywine Conservancy: Rod’s leadership as a member of Harvard Medical School, and the Taft School. In 2012, Rod was the Board and most generous support has been awarded the prestigious Horace D. Taft Alumni Medal, the Taft instrumental in helping to protect and preserve 62,000+ School’s highest honor given to a graduate whose life work best acres of the Brandywine Valley. exemplifies the school motto: Non ut sibi ministretur sed ut minister… Not to be served, but to serve.

15 16 FUNDS

Dianne & Dave Elderkin Hollenbach Family Foundation, L.E.G. Up Charitable Charitable Fund, 2013 2000 Foundation, 2007 Dick & Jane Kunsch Family Honorable Dr. Clifford Lacy Charitable Fund, 2014 Foundation, 2014 DeBaptiste Church Laudenslager Family Anne Stroud Hannum Diederich Family Foundation, Foundation, 2014 Foundation, 2011 Charitable Fund, 1998 2007 Hutton Family HeLP Fund, Laura Lee Hervey Endowed Barney Harahan Memorial Doe Run Charitable Fund, 2005 2000 Fund for Traumatic Brain Foundation, 2002 Don Gregory Stout Memorial I Scream for Elephants Injury, 2007 Barrie Stavis Foundation, 2002 Outreach Endowed Fund, Charitable Fund, 2011 Laura Meikle Koch Memorial 2014 Ilex Charitable Fund, 2012 Legacy Foundation, 2008 The Community Foundation currently is entrusted with 350 funds. Baxter Family Foundation, 2014 Edward H. & Dorothy K. Dickol J. M. & Lois B. Herr Family Liddick Family Foundation, The 24 newest funds are in colored print. Baylus & Deborah Francis Foundation, 2006 Foundation, 1998 2007 Charitable Fund, 2002 Elizabeth Bove Foundation, Jack C. Griest Charitable Fund, Lockwood Family Foundation, The average fund size is $135,000. Beccaria Charitable Fund, 2006 2013 2013 2007 Believe, Play & Have Fun Emily’s Dash Foundation, 2012 Jeffrey Robert Drobish Loew Family Foundation, 2007 Noted after each fund is its inception date. Foundation, 2015 Everett Frank Legacy Foundation, 2010 M & M Foundation, 2001 Bradley Hughes Foundation, Foundation, 2000 Jeremy P. Wilson Foundation, Manor Avenue Charitable CCCF FUNDS CCCF Grantmaking Fund for CCCF NP Peer Learning CCCF Youth Philanthropy 2009 2010 Chester County, 1998 Circles for Executive Program at Westtown Farnesi Family Foundation, Fund, 2014 CCCF Adler Legacy Fund Directors, 2014 School, 2007 Bugel Family Foundation, 1998 2000 Jessie L. & Harold W. Freeman Margaret S. DeVinney Honoring Eva L. Verplanck, CCCF Grantmaking Fund Foundation, 2011 Ph.D., 2006 for Chester County CCCF NP Peer Learning CCCF Youth Philanthropy Capacity for Change Fund, Featherman Family Foundation, 2011 Environment, 2001 Circles for Planned Gift Program Initiatives, 2005 2008 Foundation, 2006 Jim Decker Compassion CCCF American Cancer Marjorie L. & Arthur P. Miller, Managers, 2014 Ministry Charitable Fund, 2002 Society Endowment Fund, CCCF HARB Gettysburg CCCF YWCA Chester County Carl & Sylvia Landis Francis J. Snyder Foundation, Jr. Charitable Fund, 1998 1998 Address Contest, 2004 CCCF Operating Endowment, Scholarship Fund, 2010 Foundation, 2012 2007 Joan & William Walkup Family Marvin & Shirley Porter 2001 Foundation, 1999 CCCF Annuity Fund, 2002 CCCF Jordan Award Fund, ChesCo Community Imprints Caroline Manning Bolton Frees Family Foundation, 1998 Educational Foundation, 2009 1998 CCCF Operating Endowment Fundraising Fund, 2013 Legacy Fund, 2002 John Eirkson & Kathy Ryan Esq. CCCF Arts Forever Fund, Ginger English Memorial Mesothelioma and Asbestos at Susquehanna, 2012 Charitable Fund, 2009 2005 CCCF Josiah Hibberd Award ChesCo Community Imprints Chain of Love Foundation for Foundation, 2007 Disease Society Charitable Honoring Margeretta CCCF Operating Endowment Giving Circle, 2009 Turner Syndrome, 2004 Good Fight Foundation, 2005 John H. Phillips III Memorial Fund, 2004 CCCF Benjamin Franklin Fund For Horseshoe Scout Res, Durnall Hibberd, 2013 Honoring Frances Richards Champlain Social Ministry Michael Jay & Elizabeth Harper Trust, 1995 ChesCo Community Imprints Goodnow Foundation, 2005 2000 CCCF Lincoln Biography Pyle, 2012 Grantmaking Endowment Foundation, 1999 Briglia Fund for Catholic CCCF Board of Trustees Happy Romar Fund of Chester Jordan Family Fund for Chester Education, 2012 Building Endowed Fund, CCCF Operating Fund, 1994 Fund, 2009 Chase Your Dream Foundation, Institute, 2013 County, 2000 County, 1998 1996 CCCF Summer Fundraising ChesCo Community Imprints 2007 Moretzsohn Family CCCF Brandywine Harry & Aggie Tyler Can-Do CCCF Madalene Hayes Fund-June Jubilee, 2013 Operating Fund, 2009 K & M Foundation, 2003 Foundation, 2000 Conservancy Lincoln ChesCo Fund for Teacher Foundation, 1999 Conner Scholarship Building Monitoring Fund, CCCF Sweet Charity, 2013 DONOR ADVISED FUNDS Support, in Memory of Taylor K9s4kids Charitable Fund, Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Moran, Jr. Foundation, 2003 Patterson Crane, 2007 Heart in Hand Partnership 2010 Family Foundation, 2010 1999 CCCF West Chester Optimist Anonymous (2) Endowed Fund, 2000 CCCF NP C4 Capacity CCCF Delno C. Large & Scholarship Fund, 2011 Clay-Mir Charitable Kathleen McBratnie Memorial Nannette & Dale Krapf Building Fund, 2010 1002 Fund, 1999 Foundation, 2011 Heather Lynn Drobish Foundation, 2004 Foundation, 1999 Dennis C. Large Memorial CCCF West Chester Trust & Foundation, 2010 4Kids2C Charitable Fund, Foundation, 2005 CCCF NP Peer Learning Relief Endowed Fund, 2000 Connor T. Schmidt Foundation, Kelly Family Foundation, 2012 Newlin Foundation, 2010 Circles for Board Members, 2010 2001 Helen & Paul Breitegam CCCF Diane & Thomas CCCF William & Anne Evans Charitable Fund, 2003 Kenneth W. & Joanne H. Newlin Scholars Foundation, 2015 Aaron & Jean Martin Fund, Lafferty Fund-Benefit Wistar Jr. Grantmaking Fund, 2013 Daley Family Foundation, Tunnell Charitable Fund, 1998 2010 Institute, 1999 CCCF NP Peer Learning 1994 2015 Helen & Robert Whittaker CCCF William & Anne Evans Memorial Trailhead Park Kevin Holleran Charitable Next Step Charitable Fund, Circles for Development Amy Elizabeth Drobish CCCF Fund For Coatesville, Jr. Operating Legacy Fund, Daryl E. & Martha J. Thomas Foundation, 2011 Fund, 1999 2014 Managers, 2014 Foundation, 2010 2000 2013 Foundation, 2002 Koester Family Foundation, Nick Smiles on the Fine Arts CCCF NP Peer Learning Hennigan Family Foundation, CCCF Grantmaking Fund for Anne & Gus Teipelke DeBaptiste Foundation, 2010 2000 Foundation, 2010 Circles for Emerging CCCF Youth Philanthropy 2007 ChesCo Honoring Richard Charitable Legacy Fund, Directors, 2015 Program at Great Valley High Di & Dallas Krapf Foundation, Krapf Family Foundation, 1999 Niles-Milner Fund for Student I.G. Jones, 2007 2013 Hockman Family Foundation, School, 2005 1999 2012 Travel, 2004 17 18 The Clinic Endowment Fund, Home & Farm Antique 2007 Association Restricted Coatesville Community Endowment Fund, 2000 Orchard Charitable Fund, 2001 Sarnacki Family Foundation, Education Foundation Home and Farm Antique FIELD OF INTEREST FUNDS NONPROFIT ENDOWMENT Mayor Clifford E. DeBaptiste Volunteer English Program 2014 Endowment, 2009 Association Unrestricted P.G. Thomas Charitable Legacy Adolescent Awareness FUNDS Educational Endowment for Endowment Fund, 2015 Endowment Fund, 2000 Foundation, 2009 Schwartz Family Foundation, Community Coalition Quasi- Foundation, 2012 ACT in Faith Charitable Fund, WCU, 1998 W. Marshal Schmidt Endowed 2001 Endowed Fund, 1999 Interfaith Housing Assistance Patricia C. & John Celii, Jr. Coatesville Community Health 2012 Mill at Anselma Preservation Fund for Childrens’ Country Corporation of Chester County Foundation, 2007 Shobaken Family Foundation, Foundation, 1999 Community Gardens of and Educational Trust Week, 1998 ARC of Chester County Endowment Fund, 2014 1998 Chester County Endowment Pay It Forward Fund, 2014 Friends of Chester County Endowment Fund, 2000 Foundation, 2003 Walden School Endowment Fund, 2000 Jenner’s Pond Resident Spurlino Family Foundation, Seniors Fund, 2010 Parkesburg Free Library Fund, 2001 PFF Charitable Fund, 2000 Bishop Shanahan High School Charitable Endowment Fund, 2006 CVIM Edgar R. Lawrence, DDS International Equine Conf on Endowment Fund, 2002 Endowment Fund, 1996 West Chester Downtown Pink House Foundation, 1998 Dental Endowment Fund, 1999 20001 St. Ann Rose Charitable Fund, Laminitis & Diseases of Foot, Paul Hassenplug Educational Foundation Grantmaking Bournelyf Special Camp John Rock Memorial Put Your Money Where Your 2000 2008 Endowment Fund, 2005 CVIM Gordon B. Hattersley, Jr. Fund of the Rotary, 1999 Endowment, 2014 Mouth Is Foundation, 2009 Endowment Fund, 1999 Foundation, 2004 Stanley’s Dream Charitable Neil Joines Fund, 2013 Pennsylvania Home of the West Chester Downtown Brandywine Valley Association Kennett Area Senior Center Quigley Family Foundation, Endowment Fund, 2007 Daemion Counseling Center PA Foundations Online Endowment Fund, 2005 Sparrow Endowment Fund, Foundation Operating 2012 Endowment Fund, 2004 Endowment Fund, 2013 Stephen Chandler Ericson Outreach Charitable Fund, 2006 Endowment Fund, 2004 Camphill Special School Kennett Symphony of Chester RE/MAX Main Line Charitable Memorial Foundation, 2011 2010 Devereux Foundation Phoenixville Community West Chester Downtown Endowment Fund, 2005 County Endowment Fund, Foundation, 2006 Endowment Fund, 2008 Education Foundation Foundation Up On the Roof Sunday Foundation, 2012 Parkesburg Environmental Canine Partners For Life 2006 Reading Family Foundation, Domestic Violence Center of Endowment Fund, 2006 Fundraiser, 2013 Susan Groome Harney Foundation, 1998 Endowment Fund, 1999 2014 Chester County Endowment Kerr Memorial Park Memorial Foundation, 2000 PCHF Community Health Phoenixville Public Library West Chester Friends School CCEPC-Chester County Estate Fund, 2007 Endowment Fund, 2010 Rev. William J. Fischler Leadership Academy Fund, Foundation Endowment Fund, Endowment Fund, 2006 T&G Charitable Fund, 2005 Planning Council Fund, 2005 Kiwanis Club of Phoenixville Memorial Cursillo Foundation, 2014 Easttown Library Foundation 1999 West Chester University Chester County Art Association Endowment Fund, 2001 2007 Teresa V. Garofalo VMD PCHF Executive Leadership Endowment Fund, 2011 Planned Parenthood of SE PA Library Endowment Fund, Memorial Scholarship Fund, Endowment Fund, 1999 Richard & Carolyn Vermeil Institute Fund, 2014 Family Service of Chester La Comunidad Hispana Endowment Fund, 1995 1998 2011 Chester County Council Boy Honorary Endowed Fund, 2013 Foundation, 2010 Samuel Barber Charitable County Endowment Fund, Primitive Hall Endowment West Goshen Lions Club Scouts of America Endowment Richard & Lois Hodgson Terry Muzzy Scholarship Fund, 1998 2008 The Land Conservancy for Fund, 1996 Endowment Fund, 1998 Foundation, 2007 Fund, 2013 Southern Chester County Charitable Fund, 1998 Spot Castle Foundation, 2003 French & Pickering Creeks Priority One Foundation Wharton Esherick Studio Chester County Fund for Endowment Fund, 2014 Teti Family Foundation, 2006 Conservation Trust Endowed Endowment Fund, 2004 Preservation Endowed Fund, Rigg Family Foundation, 2011 West Chester Walk of Fame Women and Girls Grants Fund, 2013 The Land Conservancy for 2001 RJ Hogga Foundation, 2014 Tom & Betty Hess Foundation, 2013 Endowment, 2001 Quest Therapeutic Services CharitableFund, 2014 Friends of Anson B. Nixon Park Southern Chester County Land Robert & Jennifer McNeil Whitford Charitable Endowed Endowment Fund, 2011 Wharton Esherick Studio Site Chester County Fund for Endowment Fund, 1999 Endowment Fund, 2014 Charitable Fund, 2002 Trajabay Charitable Fund, 2005 Grantmaking Fund, 2014 S.A.V.E. Endowment Fund, Maintenance Endowment Women and Girls Operating Lions Club of Kennett Square Tres Foundation, 2003 Good Works Endowment 2010 Fund, 2011 Robert M. Price Memorial Whitford Charitable Fund, Endowment, 2001 Endowment Fund, 2001 Fund, 2002 Wharton Esherick Studio Foundation, 2004 Tyler Family Foundation, 2005 2011 Chester County Fund for Spackman-Holleran Longwood Rotary Club Scott Woodworking Award Women and Girls SRI Great Valley Nature Center Endowment Fund for UW Robert Olin Niles Memorial Valerie Lamb Smith Art FISCAL AGENT-INTERIM Thompson Education Award, Endowment Fund, 2012 Endowment, 2004 Endowment Fund, 2002 Chester County, 1998 Foundation, 2010 Foundation, 1998 FUNDS 2008 William S. West Memorial Chester County Futures Greater West Chester Rotary Stroud Water Research Robert Wiley Miller Memorial Vaughan Family Foundation, Decade to Doorways Lundale Farm Endowment Fund for Petra Community Endowment Fund, 1999 Foundation, 2013 Endowment Fund, 1997 Foundation, 2000 2000 Charitable Fund, 2013 Fund, 2013 Housing, 2000 Green Valleys Watershed Romig Road Victory Run Woody’s Woods Memorial Chester County Historical Thorncroft Endowment Fund, Friends of Hershey Mill Dam Association Endowment Fund, Margaret E. Coppedge Willistown Conservation Trust Foundation, 2008 Foundation, 2003 Society Endowment Fund, 2010 Charitable Fund, 2011 2014 Memorial Fund to Benefit Endowment Fund, 2013 2007 Grimes AME Church, 2005 Thorndale Rotary Jay Edge Ruch Family Foundation, 2011 Zelinda LeBoutillier Charitable Land and Water Resources Woman’s Club of Chester County Library Habitat for Humanity of Community Service Award, Foundation, 2011 e-Institute Charitable Fund, Maternal & Child Health Downingtown Endowment Samantha Lee Zajac Memorial Endowment Fund, 1999 Chester County Endowment 2009 Foundation, 2001 2007 Fund, 2002 Consortium Endowment Fund, Fund, 2003 Chester County S.P.C.A. 1998 United Way of Southern Oxford Arts & Culture Center YMCA of Greater Brandywine Endowment Fund, 2005 The Hickman Endowment Chester County Endowment Charitable Fund, 2011 Fund, 2004 Fund, 2004 Endowment Fund, 1999

19 20 BEN FRANKLIN LEGACY SOCIETY

John & Mary DiCecco Patricia B. Dixon Scholarship If you have named the Chester County Community Foundation or any of Scholarship Fund, 1999 Fund, 2009 our funds as a beneficiary in your Will, charitable gift annuity, charitable John Hay Memorial Peoples First Scholarship Fund, Scholarship Fund, 2010 2004 remainder trust, life insurance, or retirement plan, you are eligible for SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS Dr. John H. Hewlett, III Joseph J. D’Amico, Sr. Quaker City Farmers membership in our Ben Franklin Legacy Society. Scholarship Fund, 1999 Alice Lawson Scholarship Fund, Memorial Foundation, 2010 Scholarship Fund, 2001 By joining our Ben Franklin Legacy Society, you make your intentions 1998 Dr. Robert & Doris Hanna Julius “Bud” & Dorothy Raymond Montoni Music Scholarship Fund, 2003 public and help inspire others. This helps to build a strong, vibrant Alice M. Thomas Scholarship Elberfeld Foundation, 2010 Scholarship Fund, 2001 philanthropic community. To join the Society, simply advise the Fund, 1998 Dr. W.T.M. Johnson Memorial Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Rotary Club of Coatesville Foundation, 1999 Brianne Carter Memorial Fraternity ETA Chapter Legacy Educational Fund, 1998 Foundation of your intent. You can give to any existing fund, or create Scholarship Foundation, 1999 Drew McWilliams, Jr. Fund, 2013 Ruch Family Scholarship Fund, one of your own. Scholarship Fund, 1998 Carl O. Benner Scholarship Karen L. Mapes Memorial 2011 Foundation, 2001 East End Neighborhood Scholarship Fund, 2013 Schramm Scholarship Fund, LEGACY SOCIETY MEMBERS Association Scholarship Fund, Carl Schnellenbach Wrestling Karrlin Field Memorial 2005 2009 Louis J. Beccaria, Ph.D. Matthew 25 Fund Anonymous of Scholarship Fund, 2001 Scholarship Fund, 2005 Stanleys Dream Scholarship Eleanor & James Latta, Jr. Media Caroline Gallagher Cranston Kelly Ann Foundation, 2013 Fund, 2010 Henry S. Belber, II* Mr. & Mrs. Raymond M. Moskowicz Scholarship Fund, 2013 Anonymous of Mendenhall Memorial Scholarship Fund, Kennett Education Foundation Susan DeCecco Scholarship Elsie Bodnar* Plymouth Charitable Fund 2011 Elizabeth G. Dorsett Memorial Angel Scholarship Fund, 2009 Fund, 1999 Elizabeth Bove* Robert & Karen Rigg Anonymous of New York City, NY Scholarship Fund, 2001 CCEPC Marc P. Riddell Laura Meikle Koch Drexel Susan Romano O’Brien Science Michael Jay and Elizabeth Cecilia C. Schramm* Anonymous of Paoli (3) Memorial Scholarship Fund, Eugene J. & Mary DiFilippo University Scholarship Scholarship Foundation, 2009 Harper Briglia Anonymous of Parkesburg 2010 Scholarship Fund, 1999 Foundation, 2008 Leslie B. Schramm* Sweet Jane’s Wish Foundation, Robert & Lucille Bugel Anonymous of Phoenixville (4) Charles A. Melton Scholarship Front Porch Trust Fund Lauren’s Heart Scholarship 2012 Karen A. Simmons Fund, 1999 Scholarship, 2005 Constance Carter Anonymous of Princeton, NJ Foundation, 2011 Vicky Ahlum Memorial Barbara Sunday Charles R. White Scholarship George W. Martyn, Jr. Leon Bell Scholarship Fund, Scholarship Foundation, 2006 Patricia C. & John Celii, Jr. Gustave & Anne Teipelke Anonymous of Spring City Fund, 1999 Scholarship Fund, 2000 2011 West Chester Henderson Class Kimberly C. Collier* Craig Lincoln Tucker Anonymous of West Chester (21) Coach Millard Robinson Halliday Clark, Sr. Memorial Lucinda P. Wallace Memorial of 1953 Scholarship Fund, Margaret S. DeVinney* Anonymous of West Grove (2) Memorial Foundation, 2001 Scholarship Fund, 1998 Christopher Lockwood Vaughan Scholarship Fund, 2002 2008 Eugene DiOrio Anonymous of Wilmington Constance & Michael Briglia Harry Dunn Art Scholarship Anonymous Estate (4)* Manor Avenue Scholarship Westtown Goshen Rotary William & Anne Evans, Jr.* Anonymous of Wynnewood Memorial Foundation, 2006 Fund, 2001 Fund, 2014 Richard Hodgson Education Anonymous Estate Bequest to Dana Marie Carr Memorial Hon. Dr. Elinor & William Foundation, 1999 John & Wiggie Featherman benefit Kennett High School *deceased Maria Whitehead Memorial Scholarship Fund* Scholarship Fund, 2000 Taylor Scholarship Fund, 2004 Scholarship Fund, 2010 William’s Wish-William Ronald Fletcher Anonymous of Bryn Mawr Dr. Alan G. Elko Legacy Jeffrey A. Wheet Memorial Natalie A.W. Leaf Charitable Vincent Memorial Scholarship Deborah Francis Fund, 2009 Scholarship Fund, 2008 Scholarship Fund, 2011 Fund, 2001 Harold Freeman Anonymous of Chester Springs (3) YPTC Excellence in Accounting Dr. Gerald E. Clark Memorial Jeffrey Gaunt Memorial Nicholas R. MacElree David & Robin Frees Anonymous of Cheyney (2) Scholarship Foundation, 2008 Scholarship Fund, 2008 Scholarship Fund, 2005 Scholarship Fund, 2005 Frances T. Herron* Anonymous of Coatesville (4) Josiah H. Hibberd* Anonymous of Devon Anonymous of Downingtown (3) CCCF FAMILY OF FUNDS Richard J. Hutton* CCCF FUNDS Anonymous of Exton % OF ASSETS 22% Richard A. Kunsch, Sr. DONOR ADVISED Carl & Sylvia Landis Anonymous of Glenmoore SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS Anonymous of Hilton Head, SC To create your legacy fund, contact Donor Services at 8% 48% Ida Mae Large* (610) 696-8045 or [email protected]. Anonymous of Jennersville (3) The minimum contribution to establish an endowed Zelinda LeBoutillier* fund is $25,000 CHARITABLE Anonymous of Kennett Square (6) GIFT ANNUITIES Jack Loew* • Average endowed fund size = $135,215 FISCAL AGENT- 0% Anonymous of Kimberton (2) • Average donor advised fund size = $163,667 NONPROFIT INTERIM FUNDS 0% Bronwyn L. Martin, Ph.D., MBA, CFS, • Average nonprofit endowment fund size = $111,254 ENDOWMENT FIELD OF CRPC, CMFC, ChFC, AEP (2) Anonymous of Malvern INTEREST FUNDS 21 FUNDS 22 20% 2% Legacy Funds: WHAT LEGACY WILL YOU LEAVE? Legacy philanthropy is much more than sending a check. It ensures your continuing Organizational Endowment and • Establish a fund to benefit a specific nonprofit charity (or Nonprofit-Designated Funds charities), with a gift of $25,000 or more support for causes you care about, in perpetuity. It gives you the opportunity to carry Designated Funds are created by nonprofit organizations and • Support Chester County’s greatest needs and opportunities on a family giving legacy. Combined with careful estate planning, it ensures that your individual donors who care about the long-term success of by contributing any amount to our Fund for Chester County personal resources are used to accomplish your financial and charitable goals. particular nonprofit charities. This lets donors support specific • Enable the Community Foundation to reach out and recruit charitable organizations for perpetuity, while the Community new legacy philanthropists by contributing any amount to Gifts to the Community Foundation can be made at any Foundation manages investments professionally and monitors for TYPES OF FUNDS our Campaign for Independence Operating Endowment, time to provide grants for current community needs and accountability. CCCF Funds annual Friends campaign, or Emerging Philanthropy for perpetuity. By establishing a fund with the Community Scholarship Funds Initiative Foundation, you receive: • Fund for Chester County gifts enable the Grants Committee to award strategic grants to Chester County Establishing a Scholarship Fund allows the donor to support • Maintain and restore the Foundation’s historic headquarters • Permanence: The Community Foundation’s trusteeship nonprofits. students pursuing education beyond high school. A donor may with a contribution to the Lincoln Building Fund ensures that your contribution will continually meet name the scholarship’s selection committee and the guidelines needs relevant to your interests. • Lincoln Building Fund gifts support the renovation and for candidate selection. Most scholarships benefit disadvantaged, • Focus your gift with a contribution to a Field of Interest Fund repair of the Foundation’s historic 1833 headquarters. promising students from a particular high school, or those who (arts/culture, health, human services, religion, education, • Commemoration: Your name or the name of a loved pursue a particular field of study. environment) one can live on through your fund. If you prefer, you • Operating Endowment gifts allow the Foundation to • Give anonymously may choose a name that reflects your fund’s charitable focus on its core mission, growing legacy philanthropy Memorial Funds purpose. throughout the region. Donors can quickly and cost-effectively create commemorative • Create a testamentary fund: open it now, fund it later funds honoring people they hold dear. • Make a planned gift--through your Will, a charitable trust, or • Stewardship: The Foundation’s Board of Directors, Field of Interest Funds a charitable gift annuity--to support a thriving, healthy with guidance from its Investment Committee, staff, Donors who seek to impact a targeted issue area (arts, LIFETIME GIFTS Chester County community for years to come. and outside investment counsel, closely monitors the education, environment, health, human service, religion) or Your charitable interests can be supported during your lifetime— The Community Foundation accepts a wide variety of gifts performance of professional investment managers. specific geographic region establish Field of Interest Funds. and in perpetuity—through your gift. You will have the including: The Foundation makes a full accounting to the By naming an interest area rather than a specific satisfaction of seeing the impact of your generosity as you carry • Cash community through its annual report, audit, and IRS organization, flexibility exists to meet ever-evolving out your charitable objectives. Form 990. community needs. • Publicly traded securities FUTURE GIFTS • Closely-held and pre-IPO stock • Grantmaking Expertise: The Community Foundation Donor Advised Funds The Community Foundation can help you articulate your wishes • IRAs expertly assists in identifying charitable organizations An alternative to a private foundation, Donor Advised for a gift commencing after your lifetime. The Community • Life insurance with the Community Foundation as owner and programs that address your particular interests Funds are popular with donors who wish to establish a Foundation accepts most planned giving vehicles, including and/or beneficiary and core values. Foundation without incurring administrative operating and charitable gift annuities, bequests, retirement fund assets and life • Remainder of a Charitable Remainder Trust compliance filing burdens, while capitalizing on the insurance. If you decide to leave a planned gift to the Community • Remainder of a Pooled Income Fund The Community Foundation primarily holds endowed funds Community Foundation’s philanthropy expertise and Foundation, or to a fund at the Community Foundation, please let • Lead gift of a Charitable Lead Trust in trust. We also manage some provisional funds. nonprofit field research. Donor Advised Funds enable us know so that we can properly carry out your wishes. • Real estate individuals, families, community groups, and businesses to • Endowed Funds are allowed up to a 5% grant payout for WAYS TO GIVE perpetuity, to assure that grant funds are always focus their philanthropy and make grants that impact the To create your legacy fund, contact There are many ways to become part of the Community available to help nonprofits. causes they care about most. Karen Simmons, President/CEO (610) 696-8845 Foundation and make a lasting contribution to our community: Beth Harper Briglia, Vice President (610) 696-8045 • Quasi-Endowed Funds are allowed up to a 20% grant • Establish and name your own fund, a family fund, a Meetings are confidential. payout, which means the principal will be diminished scholarship fund, or a memorial fund, with a gift of $25,000 over time. or more $25,000 = minimum to create endowed fund • Provisional Funds can be paid out in full at any time. $135,000 = average fund size Any gift amount can be added to existing funds.

Grants awards are made to bona fide nonprofit causes 23 24 throughout the United States. FUND HIGHLIGHTS

“Neil squeezed 25 hours out of each 24 hour day.” THE NEIL JOINES FUND - Edyie Joines Transferred to CCCF in 2015

From 1974 to 1979, Neil worked for Hooper & O'Neill Real Estate and its successor firm, Focus Realty/Bob O'Neill Real Who was Neil C. Joines? What did he care about? Estate in Kennett Square. He earned membership in the Million Dollar Sales Club. How did he want to be remembered? Neil owned El Tianguis, a gift shop that featured Mexican goods, from 1968 to 1976. Then, he was part of Neil & O'Neill, a similar gift shop, from 1976 to 1982. From 1984 to 1988, he co-owned and operated Kennett Trading Co., yet another gift On Sunday, November 1, 1992, 49-year old Neil Clarence Joines of Kennett Square, a sales shop. From 1979 on, Neil served as co-owner and president of Kennett Travel. executive and active community leader, died at Chester County Hospital after a two-year battle with pancreatic cancer. In 1986, he became president and a director of Kennett Communications Corp. He was one of the founding partners, as well as a columnist and music critic for the Kennett Paper. Neil was born in West Grove. A 1960 graduate of Kennett High School, Neil was co-editor of his class yearbook and portrayed the lead character in the senior play. After attending Penn State A member and a director of the Kennett Area Jaycees, Neil also was a member of the Kennett Square Rotary Club; Kennett University, in 1965 he graduated from the University of the Americas in Mexico City with a Borough Planning Commission; Southeastern Chester County Chamber of Commerce; and Kennett Square Retail bachelor's degree in Spanish language and literature. Merchants Association, where he had been president, vice president and a director. He was a long-time board member of the Kennett Symphony Orchestra. Neil conceived and led the Kennett Arts Festival. In 1969, Neil married Edythe Layton Denny at St. Asaph’s Church in Bala Cynwyd. Edyie remembers, “Neil squeezed 25 hours out of each 24 hour day. ‘It’s only ten o’clock’ he would Neil was known by those in Kennett’s Latino community as “the travel agent who speaks Spanish.” Neil said he studied say at one in the morning, having lost all track of time and meaning to stay up another hour or Spanish at Kennett High School and at Penn State University because he planned to live and work in Latin America. Neil two. There were so many arias and symphonies to hear, so many people to keep in touch with, noted that it was in Mexico at the University that he learned to love the world…”the whole marvelous, exhilarating, and so many things to discover.” unusual, wonderful world, full of people and places to discover.” In 1991, Neil was quoted in the Philadelphia Inquirer, saying, “If you’re not able to communicate in Spanish around here, you’re missing the SP/4 Joines served in the Army Reserve while he was employed by Pan American World boat completely. You shouldn’t miss any experience life has to offer.” Airways from 1965 to 1972 as a sales representative at Philadelphia International Airport. He taught at Pan Am's training school in Philadelphia and received an outstanding customer In February 1992, the Kennett Square Area Business Association presented Neil with its service award from Pan Am. Outstanding Achievement Award, with “appreciation for his dedication to the arts and years of service to the Kennett Merchants Association and area organizations.” Neil modestly accepted a According to Edyie, “Neil was excited by travel. He took advantage of every trip and low-cost plaque and the praise of his peers at the Kennett Symphony Orchestra’s winter concert. The fare he could find. He traveled the world getting ideas, meeting people, and making friends. He tribute hailed Neil as a “community activist extraordinaire.” Kennett Paper publisher Jamie Blaine was so inquisitive about everything, and so curious. He loved life, and he loved to travel and told the symphony audience, “Neil has contributed abundantly to the spirit and culture of the Kennett keep in touch with people. He was always, ‘Go, go, go’ with bountiful energy and passion for area; and more recently has provided a role model for hundreds of people who life. Such a great sense of humor…he would make people laugh. You can get a lot done when choose to stand up to cancer.” people laugh with you.” At the time of his death in 1992, Neil was survived by Edythe Layton Neil certainly got a lot done. Denny Joines; his mother Marie McMillan Joines Cleaves; his dog Asta; and his friend William F. Errig of Sewell, New Jersey. In 1972-73, Neil was district sales manager of the Philadelphia office for the Mexican airline Aeronaves de Mexico. He was instrumental in opening the office, hiring the staff and setting up Neil had a vast array of personal interests. He lived an extremely full and complex life. “Neil flights from Philadelphia to Mexico City and Acapulco. lived the life of two people,” said a friend at his funeral service. One would be hard-pressed to guess how he would want his estate allocated. Because of Neil’s advance estate planning with L. Peter Temple Esq. of Larmore Scarlett law firm of Kennett Square, we know. 25 26 Neil’s Will was clear:

“If my mother, Marie Joines Cleaves survives me, I give her a life estate in my current home on Nute’s Farm Lane in Kennett … plus …. I direct the Trust I created to pay for her health, education and support during her lifetime.”

“I give unto my friend, William F. Errig of Sewell, NJ, a life estate to use and enjoy my cottage in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware during his lifetime.”

Neil’s Will also directed that upon his mother’s death and his friend William’s death, “the property shall be sold and added to the residue of my estate.”

Furthermore, Neil directed that the income from his trust “be distributed, on an annual basis, by a charitable committee to be known as the Joines Fund.” Neil named Meridian Trust Company (succeeded by Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.) as Trustee.

Neil’s mother Marie died in 2005. His friend William relinquished his life estate in 2007, in an outstanding act of generosity. With each transition, the Joines Fund charitable trust grew.

Neil’s Will clearly states three purposes for his charitable trust:

1. to expose the Kennett community area to a diverse sampling of cultural The members include: “Working with the Community Foundation is easy,” notes opportunities; hopefully supporting musicians and artists, ideally from the Kennett Paul B. Redman, Longwood Gardens Jeff Darman. “For our first year, Community Foundation Square area, to perform locally; Jeffrey S. Darman, Borough of Kennett Square staff compiled a list of nonprofits that fit Neil’s description, Michael E. Elling (2013) and Scudder G. Stevens Esq. and rated them according to Neil’s criteria.” 2. to pay for musicians, provide honoraria to artists, provide scholarships to worthy (2014), Kennett Township students, or pay awards or prizes to winners of local competitions…to make sure that Adds Paul Redman, “The Community Foundation’s piano, art and drama competitions be continued for young people who live in the The Trustee and the original members of the Joines Fund groundwork enabled our committee to focus on current Kennett Square area. came to feel that it was impracticable and wasteful to Kennett arts and culture issues in a more nuanced fashion. continue as a private Foundation. They debated whether to We refined the final grant award allocations and amounts. It was also Neil’s expectation that: pay out the entire amount and close the Joines Fund. But It’s become an enjoyable and efficient process.” that didn’t seem quite right as a way to honor Neil’s legacy. 3. some of the annual income supports the Kennett Symphony Orchestra by paying Per Mike Elling, “Now the Joines Fund incurs a much Yet the administrative costs seemed too high, the returns soloists or other performers. This is in addition to, and not a supplement to, its smaller fee for administration. The Joines Fund doesn’t pay too low, and the grantmaking process felt scattered and operating budget. to file a separate IRS-990 tax form, and it pays less for burdensome to improve. “Not how Neil would have liked,” overall investment management and grant administration. In his Will, Neil specifically directed that the Joines Fund be administered by three said one member. More money goes to the causes that Neil cared about.” members, who would serve no more than two years. Each would be appointed The members agreed to consider another path to ensure annually by the: The newest member, Scudder Stevens Esq., notes, “I am Neil’s legacy, exploring whether the Community Foundation looking forward to this next round of grantmaking. The #1 Board of Directors of Longwood Gardens could be entrusted to carry forth the charitable purposes of Community Foundation has a track record of adding value #2 Borough of Kennett Square Borough Counsel; and the Joines Fund with less administrative costs and more to the grantmaking as well as the investment side.” #3 Supervisors of Kennett Township. local arts and culture knowledge. Neil Joines lived a complex life filled with vigor and variety. In 2014, Wells Fargo consented to transfer the trust to DNB Yet he made his philanthropic desires exceptionally clear. First. The legal work to do so was completed in 2015. DNB The Community Foundation is honored to be entrusted First became a Gold Medallion Investment Partner of the with Neil Joines’ legacy, tending to the causes Neil Community Foundation. passionately cultivated, now and forever. L. Peter Temple Esq. explains, “It just made sense. This high six figure fund wasn’t large enough to get personal attention from a national investment entity. Yet locally, people at the Community Foundation have a heartfelt passion to help make great grants and grow the investment Grantee photos: Summer Concerts in Nixon Park via grant to Kennett to benefit the Kennett region.” 27 Area Park Authority, Kennett Library, Kennett After the Bell, Kennett 28 Symphony. Neil Joines photos courtesy of Edyie Joines. THE WHITFORD CHARITABLE FUND Est. 2011 An Affinity for Sport | A Community of Friends

Why would a country club give over a half-million dollars drink at the clubhouse and conceived the Whitford to nonprofits? Just ask any member of Whitford Country Charitable Fund concept, which centered around the idea of Club, and you’ll find answers. raising funds for Chester County beneficiaries while having fun. Whitford was founded based on generosity. In 1955, Al Ostheimer generously gifted 168 acres to “share the Explains Bruce Hockman, one of the visionaries, “Instead of sporting experience with community neighbors.” To focusing on putting big prize money together for some determine what to do with the land, 60 people gathered. Pros, we hit on the idea of putting the money together for After much discussion of options, it was decided that the nonprofits that do good community work. The whole land would be used for golf, tennis and swimming. The focus of the event changed, while the Pro-Am part and gala farmhouse and barn would become clubhouses. dance part stayed the same.” The group presented the idea to the Whitford Board of Directors. In 2010, the In 1956, the first nine holes were completed for the golf Whitford Charitable Fund Committee was born, for the course. On Memorial Day 1957, the second nine holes, purpose of “Giving Something Back” to Chester County swimming pool, and tennis courts opened. nonprofits.

It turns out that Whitford’s members are a generous group Past and current members of the Whitford Charitable Fund of people who provide time, money and resources to Committee include Lynn Bevevino, Kim Brumbaugh, Bill charitable causes. Many of Whitford’s members serve on Cain, Bob Gorr, Gwynne Gorr, Ed Hart, Bruce Hockman, nonprofit boards and committees throughout the region, Peter Hoover, Larry Kelly, Tom Myles, George Powers, and roll up their sleeves to do volunteer work. Maryanne Parsons, Steve Seide, Daryl Tunno, James Terry, For 32 years, the Whitford Pro-Am was a widely known, Lou Teti and Michael Williams. well-attended golf tournament that took place the second The Charitable Fund Committee designed a signature weekend in September. When the outside organizers fundraising event that played to the strengths of Whitford’s “Instead of focusing on putting big prize money decided to move the event, Whitford had a decision to members: love of fun, sports, food and drink. Over the make: either open up that weekend to its own members, or last few years, the Whitford Charitable Fund Classic has together for some Pros, we hit on the idea of begin a new event which Whitford would fully “own.” developed into a fun-filled, weekend after Labor Day event: putting the money together for nonprofits that As with any club, members had a diverse array of opinions. • Friday: Women’s Tennis Classic Tournament, Gala Numerous discussions were held and ideas abounded. Dinner, Dance & Auction (live & silent) Several Club Board Members led the call to “do something do good community work.” different…something that was inspiring and would make • Saturday: Men’s Tennis Classic & Whitford Classic Golf - Bruce Hockman Whitford stand out.” A core group of visionaries met over a Sponsors’ Tournament

29 30 Where does the Whitford Charitable Fund Classic go from here? Founding organizer Jim • Sunday: Whitford Charitable Golf Pro-Am, featuring the Best WHITFORD CHARITABLE GRANTS Terry has an idea: “Maybe there is a way to take this to other Clubs and get them Professionals in the Philadelphia Section of the PGA . NONPROFIT GRANTS TOTALING involved. We have a model. With other Clubs, we could Cocktails and Awards following the Tournament. $500,000+ make this a Chester County thing. Maybe we all pick one The September Whitford Charitable Fund Classic is preceded by 2011-2015 day for all the Clubs to Give Something Back and make it a a “Give Something Back” kickoff in July, a one-day golf outing regional initiative. “ designed to reach even more friends of the nonprofit Bruce Hockman enthuses, “There are lots of reasons to join beneficiaries, and introduce them to Whitford while raising a country club. We have found, more often than not, additional charitable funds. people want to help others. There is an excitement, an While organizing the first event in 2011, the members soon ran electricity, and a synergy that comes from doing good Whitford Charitable Fund grantees since inception include: into a bit of a roadblock. Jim Terry, Chairman of the Whitford works, and doing good works together. At Whitford, we pride ourselves on being a Charitable Fund explains, “We were excited about getting our community of friends. If we can get the Club to think that giving something back is Aidan’s Heart Foundation first Whitford Charitable Fund Classic off the ground in part of the membership deal at Whitford, then we will have gotten something right. Camphill Special School September 2011. We certainly knew how to get members and It’s a good thing to do.” Chester County Community their friends together to golf, swim and play tennis; and to Foundation Grant Fund for To learn more about the Whitford Charitable Fund Classic and how you can play a part in dance, eat and drink. But Chester County “Giving Something Back”, visit http://www.whitfordcc.com/WhitfordCharitableFund we discovered that the Chester County Food Bank back-office Chester County Futures administrative work was Grants are only awarded to nonprofits that provide a majority of Chester County Hero Fund more than our services to residents of Chester County. Chester County Public Safety Training committee volunteers Foundation could easily take on.” It’s a competitive grant award process, befitting a sport-based Chester County SPCA fundraiser. As Bruce points out, “The Grants Committee likes to Adds Jim, “We didn’t Coatesville Youth Initiative focus on nonprofits with budgets under $1 million, because we have the desire nor the time to secure our own 501(c)(3) status. believe the money can go a longer way and have a larger impact. Domestic Violence Center of Chester And no one was real thrilled about doing the banking, keeping County The process gets more difficult every year. It’s hard to say ‘no’ to the bookkeeping accounts, or generating contribution receipts. good people who do good work.” Downingtown Area Senior Center When Lou Teti Esq., a Whitford Charitable Fund Committee Downingtown Library member, introduced us to the Community Foundation, we In his opening comments at Whitford’s 2014 Classic Gala, decided to sign up with the Foundation because of its “full Family Lives On (formerly Mommy’s Sheldon Yellen, CEO of Presenting Sponsor Belfor USA, reminded Light Lives On) service offerings.” members, “We can all make a difference in a person’s life, if we Good Works take the opportunity to do so.” The Whitford Charitable Fund at the Community Foundation is Home of the Sparrow administered in two parts: a short-term provisional fund which Jim Terry sees a lot of opportunity Hope Springs Equestrian Therapy houses the annual event income and expenses; and a long-term for the future. “We have a young Interfaith Housing Assistance quasi-endowed fund. Started by an anonymous donor, the membership at the Club, which is Corporation of Chester County quasi-endowed funds are invested for the long-run, so the intent good. The Whitford Charitable Lord’s Pantry of Downingtown of the Whitford Charitable Classic can continue forever. Fund Classic gets them engaged. Maternal & Child Health Consortium of They soon find that it’s more than In its first year, the Whitford Charitable Fund granted $65,000 to Chester County just a party. This year, the golf eight grantees. As of Fall 2015, over $510,000 has been granted Partners in Outreach sold out right away, our aquatics to 23 nonprofit charities. members are now involved in a fund raising Swim- A-Thon, and Phoenixville Area Children’s Learning Center Whitford’s members play a crucial role in deciding the charitable men’s and ladies’ tennis events were a great success. So many beneficiaries: after all, they raise the money. As the popularity more people have become engaged, and they find ways to ‘give Safe Harbor of the event has grown, so have the grant monies and the something back’ and help others. In addition to the event, SE PA Autism Resource Center number of grant applications. Whitford Charitable Fund has a people learn more about charities in their backyard. And now Wings for Success Grants Committee which reviews all proposals, after disclosing we’ve seen more people volunteering for local charities. They’re interests and relationships they have with local nonprofits. involved in community service year round.” Whitford photos courtesy of 31 David James Photography. 32 DONORS

The Community Foundation gratefully recognizes our donors who create and contribute to the Community Foundation’s family of funds. Special thanks to those who so Mr. & Mrs. William G. Mr. Ernest D. Bagby Mr. & Mrs. Harry R. Hassey Mr. & Mrs. John M. Murray Simeral, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Arthur G. Baker, Dr. Albert l. Haun Mrs. Kathryn O’Hara generously contribute to the Foundation’s own core operating annual, capital, Sons of American Legion Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Original Casey’s of Berwyn grantmaking and endowment funds. Mr. & Mrs. Myles Standish Mr. & Mrs. Robert Banks Hoffman Mr. & Mrs. Dan Palotas Mr. Jason R. Stark Beacon Star Educational Ms. Gerry Hollinger Mr. & Mrs. Cristofer Price Consulting Company Contributions totaled $3,665,185 from 2,553 donors. Mr. James M. Stinley Mr. & Mrs. John Hollinger Mr. & Mrs. Geoff Price DONORS 7/1 TO 6/30 Dr. Louis J. Beccaria Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Price Due to space limitations, donations over $250 are included in this listing. All donations are vital to us. Stoddard Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Bucci Hollinger Ms. Marilyn M. Price Mr. James J. Stoddard Ms. Michelle Bochanski Mr. & Mrs. Charles James Aaron & Jean Martin National Label Company Carpenter and Paterson Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Mr. & Mrs. Ernest J. Mr. & Mrs. James L. Talbot Carlson’s Auto Body Mr. & Mrs. Norman Jordan Fund Phoenixville Community Commercial Snow and Ice Kilburn Prudente Aaron J. Martin, Ph.D. Mr. & Mrs. Daryl E. Thomas Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Carocci Ms. Vera J. Katz Health Foundation Conestoga Wagon Mr. & Mrs. John M. Klotz Mr. & Mrs. Jack Rogers Adler Legacy Fund Redwood Property Restaurant Knight Bros. Mr. & Mrs. Thanh T. Tran Mr. & Mrs. Vincent P. Keller Associates Mr. & Mrs. Jim Rowdon Carocci Honoring Eva L. Management D & S Trucking Kreider’s Market Mr. Joseph Turchi, Jr. Ms. Sandra L. Kelley Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Shantz Verplanck, Ph.D. Mr. & Mrs. John Carver Ms. Cindy A. Wanamaker Mr. & Mrs. John M. Mr. Edward J. Krzanowsky Ward Assoc. Ins. Agency Dr. & Mrs. Eugene Kray Mr. & Mrs. Mark B. Dr. Madeleine W. Adler & Ms. Patricia Carver Dr. Frederick S. Lane Alice Lawson Scholarship Dannaker Mr. Patrick Lane Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Wood Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Lamb Sheppard Fund Mr. & Mrs. Peter W. Ms. Carol Ann Clark Mr. David F. Duda and Ms. Locust & Company Mr. & Mrs. Jason C. Wood Ms. Heather M. Lamb Ms. Karen Ann Simmons AAUW West Chester Champagne Caroline Black Wood Fabricators Mr. & Mrs. Martin Lamb Miss Lynn Stanton Mr. & Mrs. John A. Diffey Branch Louis P. Canuso Mr. Daniel Coughlin Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Dupuis Yeager Supply Rev. Patrick Lamb Mr. Ralph M. Steinberg Eva L. Verplanck, Ph.D./ Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Marking Services Mr. & Mrs. Emery Dupuis Mr. & Mrs. James L. Delaware Community Lawson Mr. & Mrs. Chad McDowell Annuity Fund for CCCF Crothers Mr. & Mrs. William C. Lamb, Mr. & Mrs. Brian D. Thomas Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Joseph O. Dupuis Mr. & Mrs. David Elderkin Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan C. Mr. & Mrs. Allen C. Davis Ms. Susan Trangucci Adolescent Awareness Philipps Emron Mr. & Mrs. Clair Leaman Morris ARC of Chester County Mr. & Mrs. James R. Mr. John T. Tuohey Foundation Endowment Fund Ms. Christina Smith Ms. Jules W. Falcone Mountain Mulch DeCapite Dr. Susan W. Lubking Mr. & Mrs. Scott H. Voshell Advanced Real Estate Arc of Chester County Dr. Bruce E. Mapes Concepts Andre J. Dupuis Ferguson Enterprises National Pipe Hanger Mr. & Mrs. Matt DeCapite Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Ward Baxter Family Foundation Mr. David J. Foresman Corporation Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Ms. Pat McCoy Archie W. & Grace Berry Foundation Ms. Helene Weathers A.J. Jurich DeCapite Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Ost- Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Mr. & Mrs. James E. Mr. Lawrence Weathers Atlantic Crane Inspection McErlane CharitySmith Frampton Prisco Baxter Mr. & Mrs. John Delaney Services Mr. & Mrs. Llyod S. Yarnell Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Timothy Mrs. Debbie Eddinger Mr. & Mrs. Laurence Fritz Mr. & Mrs. Theodore J. Beccaria Charitable Mr. Richard S. DeLaney Behney Corp Parnell McGrath Mr. & Mrs. Gary Young Friedman, Schuman, Mr. & Mrs. Alan Geesey Endowment Fund Mr. & Mrs. David R. Ennis Billows Electric Supply Mr. & Mrs. James McIntosh Boy Scouts of America, Applebaum, Nemeroff & Great Lakes Wire & Pollart Electrical Sales Dr. Louis J. Beccaria Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Chester County Council McCaffery Mr. & Mrs. Ronald E. Bolt CableMr. & Mrs. Edward J. Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Proto Mr. & Mrs. John J. McTear Phoenixville Community DiMuzio Endowment Fund Heinz Health Foundation Ms. Jane Gardner Brickman Group R.B. Stark Heating and Dr. & Mrs. William H. Erb, Jr. Mr. Chris Minster Boy Scouts of America, Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Irwin Plumbing Her Hide Out Brown Brothers Drilling Believe, Play & Have Fun Mr. William Falcone Mr. & Mrs. John T. Minster Chester County Council Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Mr. Edgar B. Rankin Foundation Kennett Consolidated Mr. Mark Bucci Mr. & Mrs. James Gastner Ms. Elizabeth J. Morgan, School District Jackson Ron Wise Auto Body Above Beyond Sports Ms. T. Kesting C&H Heating and Cooling Dr. & Mrs. John C. Gentile Mr. & Mrs. Ray M. Joseph J. Danielle Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Shenk Mr. & Mrs. John C.T. Mowday Group C.L. Ward Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Hagen Mincarelli, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Dewey J. Jurich Alexander 33 34 Brandywine Red Clay Mr. & Mrs. Mark Mr. & Mrs. Paul Gansky Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Miller, Jr. Susquehanna Trust & Mrs. Anne Lunger Jones Dr. & Mrs. Morrie G. Gold Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Rigg Alliance Endowment Brumbaugh Gawthrop Greenwood Mrs. J. Maxwell Moran Investment Company Phoenixville Community Mr. & Mrs. David Grace Ms. LeeAnn Riloff Fund Ms. Jody J. Bush GBH Foundation Trust Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Morris Mr. & Mrs. Gus Teipelke Health Foundation Mrs. Beverly Hattersley Mr. & Mrs. David M. Brandywine Red Clay Mr. & Mrs. Frank Byrne, III Mr. & Mrs. L. Peter Temple Robinson Alliance Mr. Peter Hannon Mr. & Mrs. Russell R. Naylor CCCF Next Gen Ms. Roberta A. Healey Philanthropy Program Capacity for Change Fund CNA Foundation Mrs. Beverly Hattersley Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence M. Mr. & Mrs. Louis N. Teti Mr. & Mrs. Steven B. Hutton Dr. & Mrs. Donald J. Rosato Mr. Jason D. Alexander & Initiatives Mrs. Anne Congdon LaRossa Hirtle Callaghan & Company O’Donnell Mrs. Robert J. Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Francis Brinton Mr. & Mrs. Mark D. Ms. Meghan McVety & Mr. Neil Kauffman & Ms. Countryside Consulting Mr. & Mrs. Leo D. Parsons Mr. & Mrs. Henry F. Thorne Jacobs, II Sammarone Family Mr. Nicholas Hoffman, CPA Barbara Drebing Dale L. Reese Foundation Patricia C. & John Celii, Mr. Craig Lincoln Tucker Mr. Steven B. Kambic Mr. & Mrs. Raymond P. Carl & Sylvia Landis Mr. & Mrs. Steven B. Hutton CCCF Sweet Charity Sarnacki Dansko Jr.Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Harry R. Tyler Mr. & Mrs. James N. Borum Mr. & Mrs. Paul Keogan Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Rudolf E. Hutz Mr. Steven Thomas Savage Pegasus Technologies Mr. Bryan Brockson Mr. & Mrs. Carl W. Landis Mr. Pete DeCapite Mr. & Mrs. L. Stockton UnitedHealth Group Mr. & Mrs. S. Damon Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Bear Campaign Match Kletzien Dr. & Mrs. Arthur Schless Caroline Gallagher Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Illoway Mr. & Mrs. Mark Brumbaugh Mr. Kenneth Schreffler Cranston Memorial DeHaven J.M. & Lois Herr Family Phoenixville Federal Bank & Unruh Turner Burke & Frees Ms. Joyce Lacy Scholarship Fund Mr. & Mrs. John H. Foundation Trust Renna Van Oot, Esq. Mr. & Mrs. David Carter Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Lomax Winifred M. Sebastian, Esq. Care for the Cure Diederich Mr. & Mrs. Francis Brinton Precision Realty Group Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Ms. Barbara Carty Julia Malloy-Good, Esq. Mr. A. Roy Smith Mr. Frank Gallagher Donald J. Rosato Charitable Jacobs, II Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Rigg Varley Ms. Christine L. Cavalieri Ms. Maria McDonald Ms. Julie R. Sommese Foundation Mr. Michael S. Gallagher & Jane C. MacElree Family Mr. Peter A. Rittenhouse & Eva L. Verplanck, Ph.D. Ms. Carol Ann Clark Mr. Jason D. Alexander & Meredith Sossman, Esq. Ms. Jenny C. Willow Mr. & Mrs. James P. Dunigan Foundation Ms. Denise K. Lokhorst Mr. & Mrs. Philip C. Wagner Mr. Peter Corrado Ms. Meghan McVety & Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Steger Mr. & Mrs. Karl G. Gerlach Mr. & Mrs. David Elderkin Dr. Janet K. Johnston Mr. & Dr. Matthew Roberson Family Carol Elizabeth Ware, Ph.D. Dr. Ann F. Corson Mr. & Mrs. Howard C. Mr. James McIntyre Elizabeth R. Moran Mrs. Anne Lunger Jones Honorable & Mrs. L. Chris Ms. Jeanne Meikrantz Stevens Wilmington Trust of PA, an Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Delaney Ms. Kathleen M. Morley Charitable Lead Trust Mr. & Mrs. Vartan Karakelian Ross M&T Bank Mr. & Mrs. Rodman W. Mr. & Mrs. L. Peter Temple Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Elling Mr. & Mrs. John Rothwell, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. H. Perry Moorhead, III Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Morley Dr. Richard B. Kent Mrs. Penelope P. Wilson Desmond Mrs. Robert J. Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Frank A. Farnesi Mr. Steven T. Savage Mr. & Mrs. Tod Musser Mr. & Mrs. Allan Pack Mr. Peter Kjellerup & Ms. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Wingerd Mr. & Mrs. John H. Eva L. Verplanck, Ph.D. Ms. Diane H. Wall Featherman Family Amanda Cabot Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Schutt CCCF Grant Fund for Diederich Mrs. Lindsay Myers, CFRE Mr. Dennis M. Wallace Foundation Mr. Bill Whitehead Lamb McErlane Mr. & Mrs. John J. Sickler Chester County Mr. & Mrs. Michael Duncan Mrs. Kathleen Dougherty Dr. & Mrs. Greg R. Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Fleming Mrs. Leslie K. Bair Niles Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Mr. Cary Leptuck Ms. Karen A. Simmons Mr. & Mrs. Alfred DuPont Weisenstein Whitehead Mrs. Deborah H. Francis Jeffrey P. Lewis, Esq. & Mary Mrs. Loretta L. Simon Dr. Louis J. Beccaria Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Dr. & Mrs. Richard P. Mr. & Mrs. David Elderkin O’Keeffe CCCF Annual Friends Mr. & Mrs. David M. Frees, Ann Rossi, Esq. Mr. Sam Slater & Ms. Lornie Briggs Auction Whittaker Jr. Honorable Terence Farrell Mark G. Pavlovich, Ph.D. Anonymous (5) Mr. Jay Lindquist Forbes Mrs. Constance Carter Mrs. Kathleen Wileczek, CPA Frees Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. John A. Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Bear Aaron & Jean Martin MacElree Harvey Mr. & Mrs. Peter G. Snelling Estate of Elsie E. Bodnar Featherman, III Mrs. Penelope P. Wilson Charitable Mr. & Mrs. Dale H. Frens Barry S. Rabin, Esq. Manito Abstract Company Mr. & Mrs. Craig S. Springer Mr. & Mrs. John S. Halsted Mr. & Mrs. Charles Mr. Brad Zerr Fund Frens and Frens Mrs. Cindy Ray, CPA Stacey W. McConnell, Esq. Honorable & Mrs. Walter Hockman Family Fleischman Mr. Scott Zukin Mr. & Mrs. Francis H. Mr. & Mrs. Nathaniel W. Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. McNeil Stapleton Foundation Mrs. Joan Craig Frank Mr. & Mrs. Michael Reiffer Abbott, Jr. Fritsche Mr. & Mrs. Howard C. Mr. & Mrs. L. Stockton Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Mr. & Mrs. James N. Borum Mr. & Mrs. Robert McVety Mr. John Gallagher Mr. & Mrs. William J. Stevens Illoway Reinhardt, III Mr. & Mrs. Robert Merhar Gallagher Robert S. Supplee, Esq.

35 36 CCCF Sweet Charity Mr. & Mrs. Mark McIntosh Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. Ms. Miranda L. Brewer & Mr. Peter W. Grim Kevin & Lori Butko In Memory of Larry Harris Annette M. Thompson Dessert In-Kind Mr. Jason D. Alexander & Karwic Mr. Eric D. Stull MacElree Harvey Donald & Emilie Christensen Craig & Kathy Lewis Tredyffrin Easttown Contributions Ms. Meghan McVety Bronwyn L. Martin, Ph.D., Ms. Karen A. Simmons in Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. McNeil Catherine Sue Clark Robinson Literary Works, Historical Society Cakes and Candies by Net Proceeds MBA, CFS, CRPC, CMFC honor of Miranda & Eric’s LLC Jack & Nancy Trimmer Maryellen wedding Ms. Joan Snyder Conestoga Capital Advisors, Mr. Jim Nolan Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. LLC The MacKenzies Rock & Valerie Vitale Delightful Desserts & McGann Clinic Endowment Fund Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Culinary Creations Pennsy Corp Reverend Marie Z. Swayze Streitwieser Michael & Lisa Cristinzio Dr. David and Christine R. Estate of William F. Ward Pine & Pine Markle Gemelli Artisanal Gelato & Pillar Wealth Advisors Coatesville Community United Way of Chester Palmer & Margaret Barbara A. Whiteside Ms. Karen A. Simmons County Dalesandro, Jr. Richard Malcolm Dessert Cafe Ms. Kristin M. Proto Education Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Graham Williams Ms. Stephenie Stevens General Warren Inne Restaurant Alba Fund Delno C. Large & Dennis Deborah Dooling Tim & Kerri Martin Walter C. & Judith J. Mr. Samuel S. Stroud, Jr., Coatesville Community C. Large Memorial John Serock Catering Mr. & Mrs. Patrick C. South Eleanor Duda William C. Martindale Williams CFP Education Foundation Foundation Easttown Library Harry B. & Sharon Ann John & Barbara Woodcock The Lincoln Room Sovana Bistro Estate of Ida Mae Large Mr. Timothy Zeigler Daley Family Foundation Foundation McCormick MacDougall’s Irish Victory Jean & Dick Wright Ms. Janet Zeis Schwab Charitable Fund Dick & Jane Kunsch Cakes Chester County Fund for Finsbury, LLC Suzanne Metz Chester County Estate Women and Girls-Grants Family Foundation Holly & Skip Yohe The Master’s Baker Daryl E. & Martha J. Joseph M. & Julia Fisher Ronald L. Mintz & Jessica L. Planning Council Fund - Endowment Thomas Charitable Fund Mr. Richard A. Kunsch, Sr. Andrew S. Youman & M. Fox Family Cahen Mintz Ellen Quinn Mile High Steak and Sponsors Mr. & Mrs. Russell K. Mr. & Mrs. Daryl E. Thomas Don Gregory Stout Seafood Ameriprise/Bronwyn L. Gosling Gretchen Frascella Kathryn L. Nothacker DeBaptiste Foundation Memorial Outreach Edward H. & Dorothy K. Martin, Ph.D., MBA, CFS, Wndy & Jim Oram, Jr. New Street Catering/West Hufty Foundation Honorable Dr. Clifford E. Endowed Fund C. Herbert Fry Dickol Foundation Chester University CRPC, CMFC Mr. & Mrs. David G. Dorsett Mr. & Mrs. Edward Dickol Chester County Library DeBaptiste GE Foundation W. Carl & Loreta C. Perthes ChesCo Community Belfint, Lyons & Shuman Ms. Nancy Halladay Eleanor & James Latta, Endowment Fund Mr. William Johnson James H. Geddes Fred & Kathy Pioggia First Niagara Private Client Imprints Mr. Mark Furlow Ms. Sarah Lee Houston Allyn & Ann Plambeck Jr. Scholarship Fund Advanced Rail Technology Services Decade to Doorways In Memory of Ruthann Graf Mr. & Mrs. Francis Granieri Chester County Suicide Fund Mr. & Mrs. Earl H. Laura Pratt L. Robert Frame, Jr., Esq. Edward F. & Regina Guza Arthur Hall Insurance Prevention Task Force Anonymous (2) Needhammer Mr. & Mrs. James Latta, III Lawrence J. Harris In Memory of Jeffrey Backoffice Thinking The Hickman Fund Ms. Carol L. Samuelson Mr. John W. Latta 1675 Foundation (deceased) Preston Iron Valley Wealth Brandywine Hospital Ms. Carol Ann Clark Arc of Chester County Dr. John H. Hewlett, III Elsie & George Rayl Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. Latta Management Brooke Glen Behavioral Susan M. Harris Crazy Sofa Mr. & Mrs. Peter C. Archer Scholarship Fund Joseph E. & Elizabeth M. Ms. Sarah Latta Legacy Planning Partners Hospital Marcia C. Herrick Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Mrs. Mary W. Hewlett Reger Mr. & Mrs. William P. Latta Holcomb Behavioral Health Mr. Olin M. Belsinger DeHaven MacElree Harvey Easttown Library Brendan & Andrea Howard Systems Mrs. Priscilla Belsinger In Memory of Hollis Reed Elizabeth G. Dorsett Mr. & Mrs. John H. Melmark Foundation Endowment Scott & Yardly Jenkins Memorial Scholarship Horsham Clinic Mr. & Mrs. John G. William E. Reimer, Jr. Diederich Phoenixville Federal Bank & Fund Helen K. & Arthur Johnson Braceland Marcie & Karl Romberger, Jr. Fund Fulton Bank Trust Rockford Center Anonymous (6) Foundation Mr. & Mrs. David G. Dorsett CCRES Barbara T. Rowe Patrick J. Gallo, Jr., Esq. Pine & Pine UPMC Katherine Baeff Kenneth W. & Margaret Ms. Julia Dorsett Mr. Ben Corry Rose G. Kistler Linda & Jeff Ruhlman Gawthrop Greenwood Unruh Turner Burke & Frees Clay-Mir Charitable Eleanor Barger Emily’s Dash Fund Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Dearnley Susie & Peter Klein Julie S. Schwartz GBH Foundation Trust CCEPC Marc P. Riddell Faculty and Staff of Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Brewer Ms. Margaret Dearnley Beaumont Elementary David & Lisa Knight Alan J. Silverman & Claudia Mr. & Mrs. Paul Keogan Memorial Scholarship Mr. & Mrs. William J. Fund Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Brewer Mr. & Mrs. Gary DiLella In Honor of John Bogle Roman & Laura Koropey Wissert-Silverman Bauernschmidt MacElree Harvey Mr. & Mrs. James Bradley Genuardi Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. James M. Boyce Dennis P. & Mary Leeper In Honor of Jerry Spinelli Coatesville Country Club Kelly Bretz Judy Lupinski Charles P. Stone

37 38 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy H. Friends of Kennett Flash Mr. Michael Augustine Mr. & Mrs. Claire Hughes, Jr. Mr. Timothy Proud, Jr. Greater West Chester Hutton Family HeLP Fund Janet P. Shaner Daniels Fund Mr. & Mrs. Andrew P. Mr. Dennis Jablonoski Providence Realty Services Rotary Foundation Aetna Foundation Memorial Scholarship Hutton Family HeLP Fund Mr. Bruce Robert Beadle Fund Mr. & Mrs. Emmett Ferra, Sr. Baratta Mr. & Mrs. Karl Christian Ms. Adrienne Reilly Mr. Ian S. Hutton Mr. Michael R. Perna Chester County Family Dr. Linda R. Antonowich Freedom Village at Mr. Sean Barber Kallen Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Francis Mr. & Mrs. Jeffery D. Hutton Brandywine Academy Charter School Honorable Dr. Clifford E. Friends of Youth Mr. & Mrs. Gordon H. Mr. Tyler Kamps Reilly, III Mr. & Mrs. John P. Hutton DeBaptiste Mr. & Mrs. Richard Gettis, Jr. Community Forward Bassett Founds Funeral Home Miss Kristen Kelly Mr. Brian Reilly Mr. & Mrs. Steven B. Hutton Google Site Volunteer Fund Mr. & Mrs. John Brecker Greater West Chester Jeffrey A. Wheet CCRES Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Kelly Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Reilly Rotary Foundation Ilex Charitable Fund Memorial Scholarship LaMar Logic Brecon Pharma Consultancy Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Kerr Miss Maureen Reilly Mr. & Mrs. William L. The Marshall-Reynolds Green Valleys Watershed Fund Ms. Susan Luckan Mrs. Melissa Brescia McLean, IV Mr. Michael L. Wheet Foundation Kimberton Golf Club Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Schardt Association Endowment Interfaith Housing Net Proceeds Phoenixville Community Brighton Suites Kingkiner Brothers Roofing Mr. Dennis Scharf Fund Jeffrey Gaunt Charitable Assistance Corporation Fund Ms. Charlotte Petrone Health Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Keith Brittain Mr. & Mrs. Martin R. Kobilka Mr. & Mrs. Paul Schuster Green Valleys Watershed Association of Chester County Anonymous (6) Prudential Savings Bank Robert L. and Agnes Cook Mr. Daniel Budinger Mrs. Jennifer Lalli Mr. & Mrs. James Michael Endowment Fund Bard Foundation Benchmark Properties Ms. Carol P. Ridgely Mr. & Mrs. Michael John Sesher Harry and Aggie Tyler Dr. Madeleine W. Adler & Mr. David Langdale Can-Do Foundation Group Rita’s Water Ice Front Porch Trust Fund Clark Ms. Katie Shemonski Dr. Frederick S. Lane Scholarship Mrs. Paige LeGrand Mr. Kevin E. Leszczynski Rev. Jim Boyd Run the Day Race Mr. and Dr. Palmer A. Ms. Barbara Shepsko Ms. Carol Ann Clark Anonymous Dalesandro, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Tulley G. Helen & Robert Mr. Rob Brand Management Mr. & Mrs. William Leomporra Mr. & Mrs. Sean J. Shepsko Whittaker Memorial Mr. Edward C. Auble Mr. & Mrs. Adam C. Gallagher Mr. Douglas S. Briggs Mr. Andrew M. Storti Mrs. Rhonda Leopold Mr. Demetrius Sidberry Trailhead Park Mrs. J. Maxwell Moran Deveney Mr. Drew Bristol Wawa Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Steven B. Hutton Mr. Adam Deveney Ms. Alice Lindenauer Mr. Matthew S. Silverio Paoli Village Shoppes Mr. William Chatfield Judith Stillman Finkel Family Mr. Joe Burns Wegmans Food Markets Mrs. Jen Maier Mr. & Mrs. Drayton L. Smith Penn Liberty Bank Dominicks Auto Body Co. Fund Mr. Joseph F. Burns, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Paul G. Wist Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cohen Mr. Andrew Driscoll Mr. Timothy Marrer Mrs. Katie Sobuto Gettysburg Address Mr. Robert Finkenaur Lacy Charitable Fund Mr. Derek J. Bush Mr. & Mrs. James R. Young Mr. Daniel McCarthy Spring Hollow Golf Course Contest Mr. Michael T. English Jeffrey P. Lewis, Esq. & Mary Buzl/R3 Philadelphia Eugene J. & Mary Mr. & Mrs. Theodore R. Flint Committee to Elect Kathleen Mr. Michael T. English, II Mr. Patrick J. McCauley Mr. Brian Stephenson Ann Rossi, Esq. DiFilippo Scholarship Cozzone Mr. & Mrs. Russell K. Cobblestone Containers Medpro Inc Mr. & Mrs. Gregory S. Mr. & Mrs. Michael Louis Fund Expense Reduction Analysts Gosling Mr. Jim Dacey Friends of Andy Dinniman Stephenson Mr. Leonard DiFilippo Ms. Jen Fedyna Mr. & Mrs. Peter D. Mr. Michael J. Grajewski Eva L. Verplanck, Ph.D. Friends of Carolyn T. Dellose & Hahn Dentistry Melchiorre Ms. Jean Stephenson International Equine Everett Frank Legacy Comitta Mr. & Mrs. David Frees, Jr. If It’s Water Mr. & Mrs. Christopher T. Foundation Mr. John Melvin Superior Beverage Company Conference on Laminitis Friends of Dan Truitt Mr. David Galczyk Mr. & Mrs. Howard Kalis, III Diederich Mrs. Joan Craig Frank Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Mr. & Mrs. Adam Swyers & Diseases of Foot Iron Valley Wealth Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Gilbert Mr. & Mrs. Carl W. Landis Mr. Alan Kline Mr. & Mrs. John H. Mr. Nate W. Turner Menkins Mr. John Sylvia Management Diederich Mr. & Mrs. Brian Gildea Mr. Oscar Mestre Mr. Wilson Pollock Mackinnon Products Featherman Family Ms. Laura Szkaradnik Mr. Matthew Diederich StanAb Mr. Jeffrey R. Gordon Mr. & Mrs. Carl V Raring Mr. Herbert I. Moelis Foundation Ms. Megan Milne Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Team Jean Homes Mr. Rich Durant Mr. & Mrs. John A. Mr. Adam Greene Net Proceeds Szkaradnik Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Spina, Jr. Thoroughbred Charities of Featherman, III Weston Solutions America Mr. Daniel Fellows Mr. & Mrs. Francis R. Guinan Ms. Emily Nomeir Mr. & Mrs. Brian Thorburn Mr. Robert A. Thomas Francis J. Snyder Zukin Realty Mr. Christopher Francella Hamilton Lane Private Mr. Ernest G Norville Mr. Brian Thornburn Dr. & Mrs. Richard P. James M. and Lois B. Foundation Ginger English Memorial Equity Management Whittaker Herr Family Foundation Mr. Patrick Frayne Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Mr. John Oh Mr. & Mrs. Donald B Titus Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Leonar Hockman Family Mr. & Mrs. James M. Herr Mr. & Mrs. Bob Gaunt Snyder Pantheon Technologies Tyler A. Ridgeway Anonymous (3) Herzog Foundation Mr. Chris Griest Frees Family Foundation Mr. Matthew J. Pellini Mr. Geoffrey Williams Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Alesi Mr. Jeffrey Horner Mr. & Mrs. Bruce R. Mr. Brian Griffith David M. Frees Insurance Professional Nursing Hockman Mr. & Mrs. Steven C. Anaya Mr. Mark Huckel Mr. Scott Gullaksen Mr. & Mrs. David Frees, Jr. Services

39 40 Mr. Michael James Jeremy P. Wilson Hilltop Crab House Mr. & Mrs. James A. Mr. Adam Breslin Ms. Lois McFadden Univest Bank and Trust Co. Maternal & Child Health Mr. Alex Jensen Foundation Restaurant Ziegelhoffer Mr. Barbara A. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Mr. David Volpe Consortium of Chester Anonymous (2) County Endowment K2B Enterprises Net Proceeds Kevin Holleran C.J. Miller Vacuum Center McHugh Mr. Stephen Volpe Burgoon, Mackay & Schuler To-Jo Mushrooms Charitable Fund Mr. & Mrs. Cameron Meikle Fund Mr. Bill Kane Mr. & Mrs. Donald Cassano Volpe Enterprises Mr. & Mrs. James Feinstein Mr. & Mrs. Robert DeWilde Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Holleran Mr. Gregory T. Kennedy Josiah Hibberd Mr. & Mrs. Arlayne Clemens Mr. Scott J. Meikle and Ms. Volpe Roofing Briggs Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Flanagan Scholarship Honoring Kiwanis Club of Patricia A. Carpino Lincoln National Life Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E Ms. Michelle Wayne Michael Jay & Elizabeth Margeretta Durnall Phoenixville Endowment Insurance Company Mr. & Mrs. James F. Colman Ms. Carol Mercer Harper Briglia Fund for Hibberd Fund WFIL Flanagan Merck, Sharp & Dohme Catholic Education Rev. Ryan Lindstadt Estate of Josiah H. Hibberd Kiwanis Club of Phoenixville Colonial Truck Repair Mr. Matthew White Mr. & Mrs. Frank H. Furman Milestone in Music Mr. & Mrs. Michael Briglia Mr. Arnold Marotta Kappa Psi L.E.G. Up Charitable Creative Finger Works Wilkie Brothers Inc. Mrs. Lois J. Harvey Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Mr. Gary Mercer Pharmaceutical Fund Dal-Tile Ms. Ruth Ann Moyer Winter Plumbing Heatings Moran, Jr. Family Mr. Stephen T. Hranilovich Fraternity ETA Chapter Ms. Lisa M. DiBiase Net Proceeds Mr. Peter Molendyke & Ms. Jo Marie Jones Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Dattilo & Air Foundation Legacy Fund Eagle Moore Group Mr. & Mrs. James Mullen, Jr. Ms. Susan Kay Dattilo North Penn Art WMGK Mr. & Mrs. Robert Moran Mr. & Mrs. Andrew L. Hunt Kappa Psi ETA Chapter Mr. & Mrs. W. C. Farrens Net Proceeds Davis, Bucco Attorneys at Mr. & Mrs. Michael WNPV - Info Radio Neil Joines Charitable Mr. & Mrs. Joshua M. Karen L. Mapes O’Connor Ms. Wende Faulk Law Fund Mr. Shaughn Norton Karnoff Memorial Scholarship WOGL Dr. & Mrs. Michael H. OKNA Windows Joines Foundation Trust c/o Mr. Kevin Pike Mr. & Mrs. Louis Maslowe Fund Ms. Pam Duckworth Mr. & Mrs. Robert C Graham Mr. & Mrs. Edward Orangers Wells Fargo PJ’s Birmingham Mr. & Mrs. Russel J. Dunlap & Associates Wonderling Mr. & Mrs. Henry Miller, Jr. Mr. Craig Hatton Newlin Foundation Robinson Envy Lacrosse Ms. Karen Parker Worcester Batter’s Box Mr. Jason Porrini Mrs. Anna Mae Moore Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Briglia Kathleen McBratnie Ms. Carol Johnson Paul Salvo, Jr. Masonry Mr. Nicholas J. 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51 52 Asset Allocation Strategy Targets INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT CCCF Aggregated Endowed Funds CASH 0% OPPORTUNISTIC U.S. LARGE CAP VALUE 10% FIXED INCOME 5.5% U.S. LARGE CAP GROWTH 10% CORE FIXED INCOME 12.5%

U.S. SMALL CAP 4% TIPS 7%

REAL ESTATE 4% INTERNATIONAL COMMODITIES EQUITY-DEVELOPED Portfolio Objectives 4% The Foundation is committed to prudent investment management strategies and fiscal policies that it believes will lead to 19% the long-term growth of endowment fund principal and meet the Foundation’s distribution policy objectives. The FIXED INCOME HEDGE 4% Foundation seeks to preserve and enhance the value of the portfolio’s assets by providing long-term growth greater than the rate of inflation and fee costs, while recognizing that prudent risks must be taken. EQUITY HEDGE 8% INTERNATIONAL EQUITY-EMERGING 5% SPECIAL PRIVATE EQUITY The Foundation’s investment goals are: OPPORTUNITIES 7% 0% 55% CORPORATE ASSETS 1. to achieve a return in excess of the target return (defined below). 12% ABSOLUTE RETURN ASSETS 15% REAL ASSETS 2. to minimize portfolio drawdown risk, to the extent possible, in seeking to achieve the Foundation’s long-term 18% FIXED INCOME ASSETS growth objectives.

Endowed Funds Long Term Target Return: The Foundation desires a long term target return that provides portfolio growth, exceeds inflation, covers investment fee expenses, covers the Foundation’s administrative fee, and covers the Total Consolidated Annualized Returns for the Endowed Portfolio annual grant payout (of up to 5% of the previous fiscal year end balance). Based on the fluctuating actual spend, the as of 6/30/2015 minimum required long term target return will be defined as the trailing 5 year actual spend rate + Current CPI + administration fees. 10 8.6% 8.7% 8.1% 8.3% Quasi-Endowed Funds Long Term Target Return: The Foundation desires a long term target return that provides portfolio growth, covers investment fee expenses, covers the Foundation’s administrative fee, and covers the liquidity necessary for 8 a potential annual grant payout (of up to 20% of the previous fiscal year end balance). 5.8% 6 5.1% Policy Portfolio Structure and Ranges 3.8% 4 2.3% 2.5% ASSET CLASS BENCHMARK ENDOWED RANGE QUASI RANGE 1.5% 2 Corporate Assets ACWI ETF 35% - 70% 30% - 65% 0.4% -1.1% 0 Absolute Return Assets Cash + 5% 10% - 25% 10% - 20%

HC Commodities Real Assets 10% - 25% 10% - 20% -2 Index/TIPS ETF/REIT/ETF 2015 YTD 1 YEAR 3 YEARS 5 YEARS Fixed Income Assets BarCap Agg ETF 10% - 40% 10% - 55% Total Consolidated Portfolio (net of fees) Global Policy Benchmark Minimum Financial Benchmark

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Chief Investment Officer Firm – Aggregate Invested Assets

HIRTLE, CALLAGHAN & CO. serves as the Community Foundation’s Chief Investment Officer (CIO). Hirtle Callaghan works with the Community Foundation to develop a formal Investment Policy designed to best meet the Community Foundation’s long-term objectives. The Investment Policy is Silver formulated on a long-term, broadly diversified strategic asset allocation plan with asset class targets Planned Gift Pledge and operating ranges. Investment Partner As the Foundation’s CIO, Hirtle Callaghan’s full time focus is to deliver strategic and proactive asset class guidance and total investment program implementation of the portfolio’s assets including the identification, selection, Bronze and termination of investment managers. Hirtle Callaghan is also responsible for retaining and directing the activities of the Pre-approved as medallion partner, no funds yet independent custodian, and all other vendors involved in providing data, analysis and other services used to manage the portfolio. Hirtle Callaghan provides quarterly statements and performance reports, net of all fees, with comparisons to relevant benchmarks. We help you find the best charitable solutions… Medallion Investment Partners – Separately Managed Invested Assets Individuals increasingly expect their professional advisors to assist them with strategic The Community Foundation’s Medallion Investment program gives you the opportunity to establish a donor advised fund at philanthropy as part of overall planning. the Community Foundation, while having a qualified advisor you choose continue to manage the asset and receive PROFESSIONAL investment management fees. It all adds up to a winning formula: The Community Foundation is a philanthropy resource for estate planning attorneys, ADVISORS wealth managers, financial planners, and CPAs: • donors supply the charitable passion • the client understands their own needs and desires We help you find the • wealth managers and investment advisors supply the investment expertise • the advisor understands their client’s financial and estate circumstances; and best charitable solutions for your clients • the Community Foundation supplies the charitable legacy vehicle • the Community Foundation understands legacy philanthropy.

All get credit for the perfect charitable solution. It’s a winning partnership. The Community Foundation helps advisors and their clients customize philanthropy solutions for their specific situations. Whether it is through a gift of • Medallion status is awarded to investment advisors/firms which pass an annual due diligence review undertaken by the appreciated securities or real estate, a non-cash asset, a life insurance policy, or bequest, Community Foundation’s Investment Committee. Medallion funds are separately managed, non-aggregated funds, which there are many ways the Community Foundation helps professional advisors find solutions, receive their own investment return. The Community Foundation may charge a modest additional annual fee to the to help fulfill dreams of giving to the community. charitable fund for this service.

• The minimum amount to start a donor advised fund in the Medallion program is $250,000 with the intent to grow to at least $1 million. The minimum for non-medallion investment partner program funds is $25,000.

There are three Levels of Medallion Investment Partners for Separately Managed Accounts:

GOLD SILVER BRONZE Foundation Funds Invested Planned Gift Pledge Pre-approved as medallion Investment Partner partner, no funds yet

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FINANCES

CHESTER COUNTY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION as of June 30 Audited by Umbreit Korengel & Associates

ASSETS AUDITED 2015 2014 RESTATED USES OF FUNDS Cash & cash equivalents $2,877,150 $4,089,990 Unconditional promises to give, net 55,208 112,498 MANAGEMENT & ADMINISTRATION Prepaid expenses 14,903 11,625 7% FUNDRAISING Loan receivable - 250,000 2% Certificates of deposit 930,278 967,209 Marketable securities 44,187,618 41,632,021 Property & equipment, net 443,437 489,480 TOTAL ASSETS $48,508,594 $47,552,823

LIABILITIES Accounts payable & accrued expenses $70,893 $102,663 Annuities payable 349,186 276,305 Not-for-profit endowments 4,944,165 4,730,318 TOTAL LIABILITIES $5,364,244 $5,109,286

NET ASSETS Unrestricted-board designated $43,089,142 $42,331,039

Temporarily restricted 55,208 112,498 GRANTS & PROGRAMS TOTAL NET ASSETS $43,144,350 $42,443,537 91%

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $48,508,594 $47,552,823

To obtain a copy of the audit or IRS 990, contact the Foundation. (610) 696-8211 or [email protected]

“No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted.” – Aesop 57 58 BOARD OF DIRECTORS COMMITTEES The Community Foundation thrives due to the work of its committees, composed of Board members and community volunteers. OFFICERS John Diederich, CFA Winifred Moran Sebastian, Esq. These individuals dedicate countless volunteer hours to increase philanthropy throughout Chester County. William J. Gallagher, Esq. Director of Investment Strategy Partner, McMichael, Heiney & Sebastian Partner, MacElree Harvey Dock Street Capital Michael B. Karwic, CFP, Constance Carter, CFRE Michael F. Connelly Chair Patrick C. South, CFA FINANCE COMMITTEE David Elderkin Managing Director, SRS Capital Advisors Carol A. Clark, Chair CRPC Elizabeth Gruman John Diederich, CFA Matthew D. Kelly Meghan McVety, MPA David Glarner Stacey Willits McConnell, Esq. Community Volunteer Kathy Dean-Bradley, CPA Tracy Musser Donna H. Melton Christine Palmer Hennigan, Partner, Lamb McErlane Karen Simmons, ex officio Douglas Pacitti, CPA Patrick South, CFA Kristine Parkes, MA, CFRE ChFC, CDFA Vice Chair Carl Francis President/CEO Cynthia Sineath Ray, CPA CEO, Envisian Chester County Community Foundation Robert E. Rigg, CIC, CPCU, Louis N. Teti, Esq. Carol Dickol Revak, CFRE Frederick E. Hubler, Jr. Philip C. Wagner, CFA Louise Schorn Smith, CPA, L. Stockton Illoway, CLU, Anthony Morris, Esq. CLU CMA, MBA ChFC, MSFS Partner, Buckley, Brion, McGuire & Morris Kevin Holleran, Esq. EMERITII Louise Schorn Smith, CPA, PHILANTHROPIC CMA, MBA Sonia Stamm Jack Karakelian, CFP Vice Chair Partner, Gawthrop Greenwood Madeleine Wing Adler, Ph.D. LEARNING-ACTION- Corrine Sylvia, CFRE Michael B. Karwic, CFP, Louis J. Beccaria, Ph.D. GOVERNANCE/ NETWORK STEERING CRPC, AEP Carol Clark Michael Horak, CFA John A. Featherman, III, Esq. ESTATE PLANNING NOMINATING COMMITTEE Matthew D. Kelly Community Volunteer Community Volunteer Wiggie Featherman COMMITTEE Patrick South, CFA, Chair ATTORNEY OUTREACH Paul R. Kopey, CPA, CFP, Corporate Secretary/Treasurer Carol Ware, Ph.D. Denise M. Antonelli, Esq. Carl Francis, Chair ChFC Ann Hutton Charles Lukens Huston III IMPRINTS GIVING CIRCLE William J. Gallagher, Esq. Kevin Holleran, Esq. Kurt A. Kunsch L. Peter Temple, Esq. Community Volunteer Elizabeth Ranney Moran FOUNDING MEMBERS John A. Featherman, III, Stacey Willits McConnell, Esq. Bronwyn L. Martin, Ph.D., Partner, Larmore Scarlett Eva L. Verplanck, Ph.D. Stephen Olsen, Esq., Chair Esq. Anthony Morris, Esq. MBA, CFS, CRPC, CMFC, Immediate Past Chair Michael B. Karwic, CFP, CRPC, AEP Richard Clark, CFP®, ChFC® David M. Frees, III, Esq. Winifred Moran Sebastian, ChFC, AEP Principal, Iron Valley Wealth Management Dr. Henry A. Jordan John Diederich, CFA J. Stoddard Hayes, Esq. Esq. Richard K. May Founding Chair, 1994-2000 Scott Hattersley Lisa Comber-Hall, Esq. DIRECTORS Eva L. Verplanck, Ph.D. Stephen J. McGann, CTFA, Cindy Sineath Ray, CPA cum stellarum Meredith Huffman Kevin Holleran, Esq. Joanne Peskoff Bear, Esq. AEP® Chief Financial Officer, Visit Philadelphia GRANTS COMMITTEE Maggie McIntosh Timothy Knauer, Esq. Community Volunteer Tracy Musser Ann S. Hutton, Chair Meghan McVety Donald B. Lynn, Esq. Mark Prowell, MSFS, AEP® Robert E. Rigg, CIC, CPCU, CLU Carol A. Clark Stacey Willits McConnell, Michael A. DeHaven, CPA IMPRINTS / PLAN Patrick South, CFA CEO, Rigg Darlington Group Louis J. Beccaria, Ph.D. Esq. Shareholder, Rainer & Co TRANSITION MEMBERS Harry R. Tyler, CFP, CAP Meg Habenicht Anthony Morris, Esq. James Borum Philip C. Wagner, CFA Pamela Leland, Ph.D. John F. McKenna, Esq. Colleen Frens, Esq. Chris Valerio, CFA Michael G. Louis, Esq. Lance J. Nelson, Esq. Gerardina Martin P.J. Gallo, Esq. Special Thanks Paul Keogan Patrick C. O’Donnell, Esq. The Community Foundation Board acknowledges the Moira Mumma Stephen J. Olsen, Esq. Joanne Peskoff Bear, Esq. Jonathan Long dedicated service of Meghan McVety, Imprints Founding Chair, Nancy Pine, Esq., AEP® Eva L. Verplanck, Ph.D. Rachel Lusk, Esq. whose term expired June 30, 2015. Terry Manning James J. Ruggiero, Esq., INVESTMENT Patrick Murray AEP® COMMITTEE Michael Reese Duke Schneider, Esq. John Diederich, CFA, Chair Michelle Sanchez L. Peter Temple, Esq. Jennifer L. Byrne, CFA Charles Streitweiser Louis N. Teti, Esq. Richard C. Clark, CFP®, Janet Zeis Nikolaos I. Tsouros, Esq. ChFC® C4 CHESTER COUNTY WEALTH/INVESTMENT Michael R. Horak, CFA CONSULTANTS ADVISOR OUTREACH L. Stockton Illoway, CLU, COLLABORATIVE Jennifer L. Byrne, CFA ChFC, MSFS Richard C. Clark, CFP®, Pamela Bryer, MPH, CFRE 59 Francis Brinton Jacobs, II ChFC® 60 STAFF Karen A. Simmons President/CEO

Beth Harper Briglia, CAP® Vice President, Donor Services & Grantmaking

Carla Moore Controller

Stephenie Stevens Advancement Manager

Hailey Blessing Advancement & Donor Services Associate

Alyssa Fingerman Advancement & Donor Services Associate

Brittany Deeney, Advancement Gigi Elashram, Advancement Janine Linahan, Business Affairs Jose Santiago, Business Affairs WCU Student Interns Connecting people who care with causes that matter, so their philanthropy makes a difference NOW AND FOREVER.

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