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The Lincoln Building | 28 W. Market Street | West Chester, PA 19382 610.696.8211 | www.chescocf.org | [email protected] 2013 Annual Report

Credits Front Cover Insets: Maternal & Child Health Consortium, Mom & Dad, Let your Legacy lives in chester county and beyond and SPCA Michael/Bailey inspire Design Firm: The Merz Group; www.themerzgroup.com Printer: Offset Impressions Front Inside Cover: Maternal & Child Health Consortium Mailing: Prestige Mailing Service Back Inside Cover: Lincoln Building Friends original artwork courtesy of Nancy Blackman Thompson Photo Credits: Wanda Frank, Scott Rowan & all our nonprofit colleagues providing photos Outside Back Cover: Lincoln Building original artwork by Brenda Parke McCallum, Timlyn Vaughan, Annette Alessi Front Cover: Clay-Mir Farm courtesy of the Brewer family What is the 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 -- community permanent funds that create a sustainable flow of grant dollars forever. Through prudent investment, both the principal of the endowment and the The Chester County Community Foundation connects people who care with causes that matter, distribution available for grantmaking increase over time. so their philanthropy makes a difference now and forever. The Chester County Community Foundation has three unique features: Legacy Philanthropy 3 • local expertise about important projects and programs that make a significant Grants & Scholarships 5 difference in Chester County Legacy Awards 2012 & 2013 7 • personalized service to donors to help maximize the impact of their Funds 19 contribution; and Fund & Professional Advisor Highlights 23 • community convener for issues that benefit from coordination and/or Sponsors, Donors & Legacy Society 31 collaboration.

Investments 47 The Community Foundation strives to be inclusive, innovative, responsive Finances 50 and accountable—providing a clear focus for your inspired philanthropy. Personnel 51 Confirmed in Compliance with National Standards for U.S. Community Foundations ~ 2 ~ legacy philanthropy As we work with families, individuals, businesses and nonprofits to grow legacy philanthropy, our fund advisors and fund donors continue to be generous. During this past year:

• The Community Foundation proudly awarded $1.5 million to the community—a slight increase from last year. Our fund advisors awarded 383 grants and 157 scholarships.

• The average grant size increased to $3,300.

• 4,062 charitable donors contributed $7.7 million to our family of funds. u This is a 33% increase in the number of donors compared to last year. u This is a 104% increase in donations compared to last year.

• Our donors created 26 new funds this year, a 65% increase over last year. This brings the total number of funds under the Community Foundation’s umbrella to 365.

How do we explain such increases? We know that many Chester County residents have abundant resources, a great deal of generosity, and significant community involvement. Arts, culture, education, human services, health care, and religion are important to the fabric of our community.

We also attribute our substantial growth over the past year to the Foundation’s enhanced ability to handle complex gifts; especially planned gifts. The Community Foundation has evolved institutionally into a charitable organization that provides easy, tax-effective, customized solutions for complex philanthropic estate planning situations.

Each of the Community Foundation’s major gifts received in the past year have been related to planned giving and estate planning. In most cases, professional advisors (estate planning attorney, accountant, financial planner, and/or investment manager) sought charitable options on behalf of their clients. The Community Foundation provides solutions they need.

In the pages of this annual report, we highlight the professional advisor-client-community foundation relationship. Connecting people who care with causes that matter, We invite you to delve in and learn how the Community Foundation makes legacy philanthropy win-win-win. There are a myriad of ways the Community Foundation helps professional advisors find solutions, to help fulfill so their philanthropy makes a difference the individuals’ dreams of giving back to the community, for now and forever.

Let your legacy enrich lives in Chester County and beyond. For Good. Forever.

L. Peter Temple, Esq. Karen A. Simmons Chair of the Board, 2012-2014 President/CEO

~ 3 ~ ~ 4 ~ Corporation Moravian College Portside Arts Center United Way of Chester County Jenner’s Pond Natural Lands Trust Primitive Hall Foundation Upland Country Day School Kendal-Crosslands Communities Nemours Center for Childhood Priority One Foundation Uptown Entertainment Alliance & scholarships Kennett After-School Association- Cancer Research Rainforest Alliance Veterinarian School at University After the Bell New York City Relief Red Clay Valley Association of PA The strength of the Chester County Community Foundation is in its power to change peoples’ lives. Each year, hundreds of Kennett Area Community Services Nottingham County Park Villanova University organizations—and thousands of people—are touched through the generosity of our donors. Redeem the Vote Kennett Area Park Authority Open Hearth Rhode Island College Volunteer English Program Our donors establish grantmaking funds at the Community Foundation. The majority of grant decisions are made by the families and Kennett Area Senior Center Opportunity International Riddle Health Care Foundation Washington Gorge Action Programs individuals whose funds the Community Foundation holds in trust. The Community Foundation also grants a modest amount from its Kennett Fire Company #1 Orion Communities Rotary Club of Churchville Foundation The Wentworth Fund for Chester County, based on decisions made by a volunteer Grants Committee. The average grant size is $3,300. Kennett Food Cupboard Oxford Area Neighborhood Rowan University Foundation Services Center West Chester Playschool Kennett Symphony of Chester Safe Harbor During FY2013, $1,465,972 in grants and scholarships was awarded to address needs in our community: County Oxford Educational Foundation West Chester Recreation Sail to Prevail Kennett Underground Railroad Oxford Senior Center Department 383 grants totaling $1,271,835 & Center Salvation Army of Greater Westtown School PA Bible Society West Chester 157 scholarships totaling $193,237 Kiwanis Club of Phoenixville Wetlands Institute PA Centre Chamber Orchestra Salve Regina University Koinos Community Church Society Wharton Esherick Museum Schoerke Foundation Kutztown University PA Guild of Craftsmen WHYY Channel 12 PBS TV Self Help Africa La Comunidad Hispana PA Home of the Sparrow Willistown Friends Meeting Semper Fi Fund Lancaster Bible College Paoli Memorial Hospital Willistown United Methodist Share a Smile Foundation Acquired Brain Injury Network of PA Charles A. Melton Art & Citizens Advocacy of Chester Forks of the Brandywine Lifeline Family Center Foundation Church Solanco School District Act in Faith of Greater West Chester Education Center County Evangelical Presbyterian Church Lighthouse Youth Center Parkesburg Point Wistar Institute Chemical Heritage Foundation The Clinic Foundation at Great Valley Partners in Outreach Southern Chester County Day Care Woman’s Club of Downingtown American Cancer Society-East Living Breath Foundation Association Central Division Chester County 2020 Coatesville Center for Community Foundation for Lee County Public Peirce College YMCA Bradywine Valley PAL London Grove Friends Meeting St. Mary’s Franciscan Shelter American Red Cross, SEPA Chapter Chester County Art Association Health Schools People For People Program Lord’s Pantry of Downingtown St. Paul’s Baptist Church Art Partners Studio Chester County Chamber Community Coalition Friends Association for Care & People’s Light and Theatre YMCA Brandywine Valley Protection of Children Lyme Disease Association of SE PA St. Peter’s Lutheran Church Association for the Colonial Theatre Foundation Community Volunteers in Company YMCA Freedom Valley Medicine Friends Home in Kennett Square Main Line Animal Rescue Standardbred Retirement AT&T Junior Golf Association Chester County Chamber of Phoenixville Area Community YMCA HIP Kids Program Business & Industry Conesus Fest for Charity Friends of the African Union Maternal & Child Health Services Foundation Atlantic Salmon Federation Consortium YMCA Jennersville Chester County Community Dental County Corrections Gospel Mission Church of So. Coventry Phoenixville Area Senior Adult Stroud Water Research Center Barclay Friends Meals on Wheels of Chester County Young Life of Richmond-West End Chester County Food Bank Covenant House PA Friendship Ministries Foundation Activity Center ThreeSixteen Skateboarding Barn at Spring Brook Farm Meningitis Angels Young Life Southern Counties Chester County Fund for Women Crossroads Mission Haiti Fund for West Chester University Phoenixville Community Thresholds of Delaware County Bayard Taylor Literacy Mill at Anselma Preservation Education Foundation Young Moms and Girls CURE Garage Community & Youth Transition Dynamics Associates Bishop Shanahan High School Center Kennett Square Educational Trust Phoenixville Public Library Due to space limitations, grants Chester County Futures Daemion Counseling Center Turner Syndrome Society of over $350 are listed. Bournelyf Special Camp Garage Community & Youth Mommy’s Light Lives On Phoenixville Sports Hall of Fame United States Chester County Health Dawson Country Day School Boy Scouts of America, Department/Nurse Family Center West Grove Mom’s House Planned Parenthood of SEPA United States Ski Association Chester County Council Partnership Delaware Center for Horticulture Global Action Brandywine Baptist Church Chester County Hero Fund Delaware County Community Global Aid Network College Educational Foundation Brandywine Health Foundation Chester County Historical Society Global Media Outreach Dickinson College Brandywine Valley Association Chester County Hospital Good Fellowship Ambulance Foundation Domestic Violence Center of Bridge Academy and Community Chester County Good Neighbors Home Repair CCCF Grants & Scholarships Distributed: $1,465,972 Center Chester County Public Safety Downingtown Area Senior Center Good Samaritan Shelter 7/1/12-6/30/13 Bridge of Hope of Lancaster & Training Foundation Human Services Religion Good Works 3% Chester Counties Chester County SPCA Eagles Charitable Foundation 44% Great Valley School District Cabrini College Chester County Suicide Prevention Earth Island Institute To obtain grant and scholarship guidelines, Green Valleys Association contact the Community Foundation Arts & culture Caln Elementary School Task Force East End Neighborhood 7% Association Habitat for Humanity of Chester (610) 696-8211 Calvary Chapel of Delaware County Chester County Women’s Services [email protected] East Goshen Township County Health Community Children’s Country Week www.chescocf.org 11% Camp Dreamcatcher Haiti Partners Improvement Association Educational Advocates Reaching 2% Camphill Special School Children’s Hospital Foundation Today’s Hardworking Students Handi-Crafters Campus Crusade For Christ Evergreen State College The Hickman Children’s Hospital Los Angeles Environment & Education International Foundation 15% Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Historic East Linden Project Animals SCHOlarships Canine Partners for Life EZ2C 5% 13% Christ Community Church Hope International Centre Volunteers in Medicine Family Service of Chester County Church of St. Asaph Interfaith Housing Assistance

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“Let Your Legacy Make A Difference Awards” highlight philanthropic good works and

inspire more philanthropy throughout Chester County. Philanthropy is defined as THANKS FOR CARING AWARD “active efforts to promote human welfare as manifested in donations of money, honoring outstanding commitment to neighborhood, grassroots community philanthropy property, or work to needy persons or to socially useful purposes.” Legacy ~ Ophelia Bass, Theresa Bass & LaToya philanthropists give of their own time and resources, as well as inspire others to give Myers of Kennett Square The East Linden Neighborhood of Kennett Square has a rich The Historic East Linden Project grew. It would be nice to say that for the long run. history. Once a station on the Underground Railroad, it became progress became easier, but it often seemed that too many a center of the African-American community in southern Chester obstacles would end the Bass’ vision for a better neighborhood. County. Over time, though, the neighborhood deteriorated: People who promised help instead brought conflict, pledged street crime, trash, dilapidated housing, and a sense of resources failed to materialize, and meetings seemed to be more YOUTH PHILANTHROPY AWARD hopelessness victimized neighbors, many of them vulnerable about airing grievances than about finding solutions. But, ~Anna Marie Rubino of Phoenixville families with limited financial resources. It was a place to leave, strengthened by faith, prayer, and the support of many who and many did. believed in them, Theresa and Mrs. Ophelia wouldn’t give up. A 2013 graduate of Phoenixville Area High School, Annie Rubino Committee of Activate Theresa’s daughter, LaToya Myers, joined the effort, organizing has demonstrated outstanding philanthropic leadership Phoenixville Area, Annie Ophelia Bass has raised seven children on East Linden Street, and the neighbors to undertake all kinds of things: successful block capability. She served her school as a member of the Student recruited other students she simply refused to leave. She and her daughter, Theresa Bass, parties, planting a Rain Garden, cleaning the block every spring, Council, the National Honor Society, the Superintendent Forum, and assembled a took a stand. “We have the right to live in peace!” they insisted. and helping children get to summer camps. Gradually, the spirit and Teens Against Tobacco Use. As a Phantom ambassador, she leadership team to run They spoke up to those causing trouble in the community, at of the neighborhood shifted. mentored students in transition. Annie was appointed by the an Activate club at countless community meetings, and to any who would listen. principal and teachers to serve as student representative to the school. On the And, remarkably, people began to listen. There are many measures of philanthropy. One, perhaps, is the Phoenixville School Board. She fit this in between coaching and Community Steering degree of success; another is the scope of the philanthropist’s As a motivated group of leaders came together, Theresa led the dedication. Inspiring others to join in the work makes officiating in basketball and lacrosse. Committee, Annie effort to make change. Her plan was as simple as it was strategized Activate initiatives philanthropy last, and creating connections between diverse Annie’s volunteer activities benefit the larger Phoenixville powerful: where she saw need, she found a way to meet it. people opens incredible possibilities. Smart strategies and a with community leaders in business, education and healthcare. Homes were falling apart, so the group cooperated with a community as well. In the Youth & Philanthropy Club, Annie was At her high school, she served as Activate Club President, moral vision are hugely important. Mrs. Ophelia, Theresa and involved with fundraising for a myriad of causes, including Alex’s nonprofit to implement an ambitious façade improvement and LaToya are exemplary philanthropists by all of these measures. organizing programs and fundraisers for the school and the home repair program. Children were missing meals, so Theresa Lemonade Stand, Relay for Life, Mom’s House, Japan Disaster community. In Fall 2013 Annie entered her first year of college, Relief, Stockings for Kids Toy Drive, and the PACS Food Pantry. Via and Mrs. Ophelia found a source for meals and invited children There is still much to be done in the Historic East Linden and we are confident she will forge new paths in philanthropy at in after school and during the summer to eat together. Students Neighborhood. Families still struggle; crime still threatens; the Varsity Club, Annie volunteered at numerous blood drives, Catholic University in Washington, DC. and helped organize banquets, ceremonies, and reading events. were struggling in school, so the group took on a Study Buddies homes still need repair. But the future is in the hands of three Annie served as a Youth Board Member for the Communities Annie knows when to lead, when to follow, and how to organize tutoring program. good women, and it is a bright one. That Care initiative. people and ideas. She is a fearless fundraiser. Annie has a huge appetite for philanthropic leadership ... and this is only the Annie is passionate about community wellness and healthy beginning. living. As a founding member of the Community Steering

~ 7 ~ ~ 8 ~ 2013 2012 legacy philanthropy awards legacy philanthropy CORPORATE SOCIAL INVESTMENT AWARD highlighting business and social responsibility

ING U.S. constitutes the U.S.-based retirement, investment and insurance operations of Netherlands-based ING Groep N.V. ING U.S. helps people grow, protect, and enjoy their savings across major life stages. ING U.S. has longstanding community involvement programs. There are four key components of the company’s community service:

1) ING Community Partners is the name of the company’s national employee volunteer program that connects its employees with volunteer opportunities, helping to ensure a rewarding volunteer experience. Locally, ING U.S. employees are involved in issues ranging from homelessness, poverty, special needs, domestic abuse prevention, and hunger prevention.

2) ING U.S. offers each employee40 hours/year of paid time off to volunteer in the community. The company encourages employees to use their time and offers incentives, such as raffle drawings for employees who have used all 40 volunteer hours, and awarding “casual tags” (the privilege of wearing jeans in the office!).

3) The ING U.S. Employee Giving Campaign encourages employees to donate to nonprofits by making a dollar-for-dollar matching gift up to $5,000. Last year, 228 Chester County ING U.S. employees donated $157,500 to local nonprofits. This amount was matched by the ING Foundation. YOUTH PHILANTHROPY AWARD 4) The ING Foundation focuses on helping people achieve financial independence and build more satisfying lives. The cornerstone of the Foundation’s approach is empowerment – providing individuals with knowledge, tools, and opportunities ~ Melissa Christie & Francesca Cintorrino to take charge of their financial lives and prepare for their future. ING Foundation’s programming and partnerships focus on What do you get when you combine: financial education, children’s education and physical education. 1 WCU psychology major (Melissa) + 1 WCU communicative disorders major (Fran) + 1 devastating hurricane (Sandy) ING U.S.’ corporate social investment programs are models for other businesses to emulate. = Relief. Lots of Relief. Melissa and Fran served as Co-Trip Leaders for WCU’s Alternative “One of the volunteers there gave us a big hug and told us that Spring Break 2013. Instead of a week lounging on the beaches of we were some of the best student volunteers she has ever DOOR OPENER AWARD Florida, they recruited 18 students and organized a service week worked with. It made me proud,” said Fran. recognizing professional advisors who strongly promote legacy philanthropy in Staten Island, NY. Their goal: to help families rebuild after “We ended our week together realizing we are a family, striving ~ Robb Frees, CIC, of Phoenixville Hurricane Sandy, providing food, supplies and disaster recovery assistance. In the process, they also brought WCU’s Alternative to change at least a small piece of the world,” added Melissa. The Community Foundation established the Door Opener Award charities, and he is clear that Spring Break program out of its 10 year hiatus. Melissa has also served as Community Service Chair for WCU’s to recognize the vital role that professional advisors—such as planned giving is an important Honors Student Association, planning volunteer projects to estate planning attorneys, insurance professionals, CPAs, consideration in the estate As Co-Trip Leaders, Melissa and Fran planned all of the logistics, benefit Aid to South Africa, Adopt-A-Block, Vive tu Vida, Good financial managers and wealth managers—play in growing planning process. Robb is a strong including transportation, lodging and service projects. They worked with the Stephen Siller “Tunnel to Towers” Foundation Cause Café which supports Family Services of Chester County’s endowed legacy philanthropy. advocate for legacy philanthropy. and Guyon Rescue to determine projects for their WCU team. Project One, and AIDs Walk Philly. Robb Frees, CIC is the owner of Frees Insurance, Inc. As a third Robb Frees, CIC presented the During their week in Staten Island, the team installed insulation Fran served as President of the WCU Abbes Society, which generation businessman in Phoenixville, Robb believes in strong Community Foundation along with and drywall in the home of an elderly woman who had lost her performed 2,300 hours of volunteer service in 2013. Fran community involvement. He serves in board leadership roles a few other charitable options to a client. After due husband only a few weeks before Sandy hit. They stocked volunteered with The Hickman, the West Chester Senior Center with the Phoenixville Community Health Foundation, and the consideration , the client made a six figure gift to create a shelves at a food pantry and helped process intakes of groceries, and Home of the Sparrow, prior to graduating in May 2013. Phoenixville Community Education Foundation. Robb Community Foundation donor advised fund which will make cleaning supplies, baby items, hygiene products and pet food. As Melissa and Fran lead the way--providing hope, uplifting spirits, encourages colleagues and friends to become involved with grants to a variety of nonprofits chosen by the donor, forever. they helped remove trash and debris, they were saddened at the and highlighting Staten Island as a beacon of resilience for the world. personal nature of ruined items, such as photo albums and unique family mementos. ~ 9 ~ ~ 10 ~ 2013 legacy philanthropy awards 2013 legacy philanthropy awards

THANKS FOR CARING AWARD CORPORATE SOCIAL INVESTMENT AWARD honoring outstanding commitment to neighborhood, grassroots community philanthropy highlighting business and social responsibility ~ Elmer Duckinfield ~ W. Thomas Musser, Chairman Elmer Duckinfield first served his country in the Army and then the Navy. He has not Tri-M of Kennett Square stopped looking out for others since. Tri-M’s business philosophy is featured prominently on its website for all to see: On any given day, Elmer can be found collecting bread and pastries for St. Agnes Parish, “We intend to remain in business indefinitely thus we will never condone any action or driving pregnant homeless women to emergency shelters, or serving lunch at Safe Harbor. Elmer is always willing to do what needs to be done. decision that promotes short-term gains at the expense of long-term relationships...We will never compromise the honesty, integrity and ideals of our personnel or our company.” Elmer is a founding volunteer and former Board Member of Safe Harbor, a nonprofit providing food, shelter, friendship, counseling and recovery opportunities to help “Those ideals served us well in the beginning, and they have Tri-M’s community involvement is multi-pronged. Tom says, “We homeless men and women. At Safe Harbor, Elmer helps rebuild lives and life skills, lasted through the years,” remarks Tom Musser, Chairman. encourage employees to volunteer their time and expertise. The reestablish self-esteem, and helps people overcome the issues that prevent them from company also donates in-kind services. Plus we contribute funds. leading independent, productive lives. Tri-M Electrical Contractors was founded in 1964 as a partnership It’s the right thing to do.” between brothers Tom and Dick. “I quit my former job on Friday, He is also a founding volunteer of the Chester County Food Bank. Since 2008, via the I got married on Saturday, and we opened doors for the business Tri-M donated electrical installations to the Kennett Area YMCA, Food Bank Elmer has helped over 85 food cupboards and agencies obtain the food they on Monday. We started with nothing. And we had even less than Kennett Area Senior Center, and Unionville Quarterback Club Fitness need to support the 70,000 people who go hungry every day in Chester County. Retired that by Friday, when on the way to our first job our ladder fell off Room. Tri-M erected the Unionville High School Baseball Scoreboard for 21 years, Elmer has not let his age slow him down. He continues to contribute our truck. We’d lost our only asset. We recovered the ladder and and donated testing equipment to Stroud Water Research Center. countless hours and oversees the 330,000 pounds of fresh produce that the Food Bank continued to grow from there.” now grows annually. Elmer’s reason is simple: “No One Should Go Hungry.” And that’s only the beginning. Tri-M also makes financial contributions Tri-M has grown considerably, to become the premier total to scores of regional causes, focusing on civic engagement, Elmer has headed up the gleaning program in Chester County since 1996, as it grew electrical solutions provider in the Mid-Atlantic States. community health, youth, fitness, education and the environment. from 100 volunteers to 2,200 volunteers in 2013. From homeschoolers to corporate volunteers, Elmer is the inspiration and the friendly face that welcomes them when Tri-M specializes in commercial and industrial electrical construction, Tri-M is proud that it has spawned dozens of new companies. they come to serve, and works alongside them as they help in the fields. medium to high voltage electrical work, building automation Notes Musser, “Our employees know they have the freedom to systems, security safety systems, and networking & telecommunications. chart their own destiny and achieve their personal goals. At Elmer’s tremendous volunteer spirit and constant compassion has left a lasting Tri-M, we help others succeed—our employees, our customers impression on friends, family, and those who need a helping hand. Tri-M’s list of awards received for construction excellence is and our community.” extensive, including numerous Platinum, Gold and Silver designations earned during 50 decades of high quality work.

DOOR OPENER AWARD SPECIAL AWARD The Community Foundation Door Opener Award recognizes professional advisors who ~ Mansfield and Ruth Esherick Bascom, strongly promote legacy philanthropy. Wharton Esherick Museum During the past year, three advisors opened substantially large doors to philanthropy. See pages 23-28 of this annual report for the fascinating details, as their Door Opening The Wharton Esherick Studio, a National Historic Landmark for Fully half of Bob and Ruth’s lives have been given to preserving stories are inextricably linked with two new legacy funds created at the Foundation. Architecture, is one of the nation’s treasures. Built by American the Esherick Studio, making it accessible to the public, and Modernist sculptor Wharton Esherick over the course of more providing for its future. Excellent stewards, they have worked The Community Foundation is proud to be a philanthropic option introduced to than 40 years, the Studio is a unique sculptural environment ceaselessly to ensure that endowed funds will be available in clients by: reflecting Esherick’s evolution as an artist, and his genius as a perpetuity, providing joy and inspiration for future generations. designer of spaces. Internationally known, it delights, inspires, ~ Richard Clark, CPA, CFP®, ChFC®, Pillar Wealth Advisors, LLC and educates over 5,000 visitors a year with its sensuous organic In recognition of their exceptional stewardship, in 2009 the Bascoms ~ Stephen Olsen, Esq., Gawthrop Greenwood, PC forms and its imaginative functional sculpture. received the Otto Haas Award from Preservation PA. In 2012 they ~ Timothy Knauer, Esq. received the Preservation Alliance of Greater Philadelphia’s Board The Studio would not be preserved today and open to the public of Directors Award. It is high time the Community Foundation without the hard work and generous spirits of the Bascoms. recognizes the Bascom’s Special Achievements in our own backyard. ~ 11 ~ ~ 12 ~ legacy award

YOUTH PHILANTHROPY CORPORATE SOCIAL INVESTMENT 2005 Phoenixville Youth Philanthropy Program 2004 Richard A. Kunsch for Phoenixville Federal Bank 2006 Sarah Abel 2005 Peter Kjellerup & Mandy Cabot for Dansko 2007 Teresa Hawkins 2006 Michael Bontrager for Chatham Financial 2008 West Chester University Relay for Life Student 2007 Rose & Angelo Rossi for ANRO Organizing Committee 2008 J.M. Herr for Herr Foods 2012 Annie Rubino 2009 Jeff March for Citadel 2013 Melissa Christie & Francesca Cintorrino 2010 Al West for SEI Cares 2011 Robert Cottone for IMC Construction THANKS FOR CARING 2012 Rodney Martin Jr. & Michael Smith for ING U.S. 2004 Donald J.L. Coppedge of Phoenixville 2013 W. Thomas Musser for Tri-M 2005 Marvin and Shirley Porter of West Chester jordan award 2006 Joan Holliday of Kennett Square DOOR OPENER 2006 Emma Valenteen of Phoenixville 2004 Stephen McGann, CTFA, AEP The Jordan Award was created in 1999 to honor the longstanding commitment to Chester County 2007 James Ferrier of West Chester 2005 L. Peter Temple, Esq. philanthropy exemplified by Community Foundation founder Dr. Henry A. Jordan and his wife 2008 Peg Anderson of Coatesville 2006 Michael B. Karwic, CFP, CRPC Barbara McNeil Jordan. Each summer, Jordan Award winners meet to choose the next honoree. 2009 Reverend Marie Swayze of Phoenixville 2007 David M. Frees, III, Esq. Nominations from the field are strongly encouraged, to help the Community Foundation highlight 2010 David Mooberry of Kennett Square 2008 John A. Featherman, III, Esq. philanthropic good works that significantly improve the quality of life in Chester County. 2011 Susan Elko of Exton 2009 Honorable Dr. Clifford DeBaptiste 2012 Ophelia Bass, Theresa Bass & LaToya Myers 2010 William J. Gallagher, Esq. 2000 Elizabeth Ranney Moran of Paoli 2007 Eva L. Verplanck, Ph.D. of Kennett Square of Kennett Square 2001 Gordon B. Hattersley, Jr. of Berwyn 2008 Carol Ware, Ph.D. of Christiana 2011 Duke Schneider, Esq. 2013 Elmer Duckinfield 2002 Aaron J. Martin of Kennett Square 2009 Jennifer & Robert McNeil of Coatesville 2012 Robb S. Frees, CIC 2003 Charles Lukens “Skip” Huston, III of Chester Springs 2010 The Herr Family of Nottingham 2013 Richard Clark, CPA, CFP®, ChFC® 2004 Penelope “Penny” Wilson of Malvern 2011 Jaclyn & Martin Clompus of West Chester 2013 Stephen Olsen, Esq. 2005 David M. Frees, Jr. of Phoenixville 2012 Wiggie & John Featherman of West Chester 2013 Timothy Knauer, Esq. 2006 Moira & Kenneth Mumma of Chester Springs 2013 Albert W. Eastburn of Coatesville

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.

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DR. HENRY A. AND BARBARA M. JORDAN AWARD - 2012 significant, longstanding, comprehensive philanthropic achievements ~ Wiggie and John Featherman of West Chester

Well-known throughout Chester County one. John learned to get up early, get to As three children arrived for John and by business leaders, bankers, attorneys, work, and keep working till the job was Wiggie, the family became increasingly doctors, academics, politicians, dressed- done. John also learned about the dignity involved in the community. An active for-success women, and nonprofit of every person and every job. This led member of First Presbyterian Church, charities, Wiggie and John Featherman him to strive to treat everyone with John has served as an Elder and member are the “dynamic duo” of Chester County kindness and respect, no matter their of the Special Giving Committee. Wiggie community philanthropy. situation in life. John also learned to help deepened her community involvement for those less fortunate. Many days he saw quite an unexpected reason. Contracting Wiggie was born in Nashville, Tennessee. his mother share the family’s food with breast cancer and surviving – at a time 20 Her father was a highly-respected dentist. hobos who would get off the train and years ago when some of her friends did “It was a normal part of my childhood to walk up the hill, as they had heard they not – led Wiggie to become known for her see my father coming and going from his could get a meal from the lady of the own personal outreach to those struggling community involvement,” Wiggie house. These lessons in compassion and with the disease. explains. “He was President of the state concern would never leave him. Dental Society and led many Wiggie looked for new challenges as the Girls. John and Wiggie have been crucial several Boards of Directors of private In 2006, John was named Business Person organizations.” Following graduation from Penn State, Featherman nest grew empty. Becoming a leaders helping the Community corporations and nonprofits. of the Year by the Great Valley Chamber John joined the Navy and served his first Lead Sales Associate for apparel firm Foundation thrive, taking on leadership of Commerce, and in 2007 Citizen of the Wiggie’s father died when she was in 8th three years in the Pacific, followed by Worth NY, the entrepreneurial and roles as Board Chair, Nominating Chair, Throughout it all, John and Wiggie Year by the Greater West Chester grade. Her mother passed away just three more two years as an Aide to three fashionable Wiggie Featherman organized and co-chairing major fundraising events continued to balance careers and Chamber of Commerce. Also that year, years later. At age 16, she found herself on Admirals. and led her own business enterprise. For including a decade of Giving for Good community service. From 2005-2009, John and Wiggie were awarded West her own. Wiggie showed what she was over a decade, Wiggie provided high-end John and Wiggie successfully co-chaired In Philadelphia, a friend introduced Galas and Sweet Charity events. In 2003, Chester University’s President’s Medallion made of, taking charge of things and clothing and the ultimate in personalized the Friends of the Chester County Hospital Wiggie to John. The very independent John was named Emeritus Board member for Service. calling on her circle of friends for support. service to some of Chester County’s Cardiac Care Center, a $33 million capital young woman from Nashville and the of the Community Foundation. Wiggie best-dressed women. campaign. In addition to their ongoing John and Wiggie’s decades of service to Wiggie’s first attempt at community handsome young Navy Lieutenant had was named Emeritus in 2011. Hospital fundraising, Wiggie continues to Chester County provide a unique vantage service came in high school when she such different backgrounds, but so much Meanwhile at MacElree Harvey, John In 2003, the First National Bank Board of serve on the Board of the Hospital point. John has taken on numerous worked in a clinic for babies – a position energy in common. gained extensive experience in banking, Directors elected John to succeed Charles Foundation. challenging leadership positions in times which she recalls being woefully business, commercial, trust and estates, Swope as Chairman and CEO. In that role, of organizational change, and he is a unprepared for. Yet that began her John is clear that Wiggie’s independence and real estate law. John’s active John was called upon to support a myriad From 2005-2007, John and Wiggie led the trusted counselor and strategist. Wiggie is lifetime of service to others. and grit was instantly recognizable and professional leadership has benefited the of Chester County causes. John believes fundraising campaign committee a special events dynamo. They both are held great appeal for him. They were Pennsylvania Bar Association, Chester During college, Wiggie studied retailing strongly that a community bank must be supporting the Performing Arts Center of energetic, passionate, tireless married in 1966. County Bar Association and Foundation, and worked in a men’s specialty store in ingrained into the fabric of the West Chester University. WCU’s new ambassadors, recruiting new leadership Chester County Estate Planning Council, Richmond. Her talent for fashion and John chose to study law at Vanderbilt in community, hence First National Swope Music Building and the Performing and spearheading major fundraising and the Chester County Chamber of retailing soon led her to Strawbridge and Nashville. For a time, Wiggie returned to supported the community not only Arts Center opened in 2007. Wiggie was campaigns. John and Wiggie generously Business and Industry. Clothier in Philadelphia, which ran the her hometown, working as a model while financially, but also by providing instrumental in planning the grand share their hard-earned experience as opening concert and reception. best retail training program in the country John earned his law degree. Upon In 1994, John used his legal skills to help volunteers and technical expertise to innumerable charities seek their wisdom, graduation, John and Wiggie returned to guidance, experience, networks, and at that time. incorporate the Chester County hundreds of Chester County nonprofits. In A longtime supporter of the Y, John began Chester County, as John was offered a perspective. Community Foundation. In 1996, Wiggie 2010, First National merged with Tower serving on the Board of the YMCA of the John grew up on the family dairy farm in position with the prestigious MacElree became involved in the founding circle of Bancorp, which merged with Brandywine Valley in 2005 and was Nottingham Township. Farm life taught Harvey law firm. John and Wiggie always lead the way Chester County Fund for Women and Susquehanna Bancorp in 2011. John elected Chair of the Board in 2011. John many lessons. Perseverance was retired in late 2011 and today serves on personally and professionally, inspiring others to serve and to give abundantly.

~ 15 ~ ~ 16 ~ jordan award Most of Al’s accomplishments have been without fanfare as he focuses on getting the job done, and developing DR. HENRY A. AND BARBARA M. JORDAN AWARD - 2013 significant, longstanding, comprehensive philanthropic achievements “ leadership in others. He has an unwavering commitment ~ Albert W. Eastburn of Coatesville

A longtime resident of Chester County, Albert W. Eastburn has At the request of the Chester County Commissioners, Al served to improve the lives of all members in the community,” dedicated his time, business experience, mentorship, and as a Board member of the Housing Authority of Chester County. - Frances Sheehan of the Brandywine Health Foundation leadership toward charitable, philanthropic, and community Under Al’s leadership as Chair, the Authority made great strides causes. Through his focus on bettering the greater Coatesville in ensuring that public housing was safe, affordable and up to area, he has provided exemplary strategic guidance to individuals code especially in Honey Brook, West Chester and Coatesville. and organizations throughout the region. In the 1990s, Al led the initiative to help found the Chester County Al spent his 37-year business career with the Coatesville-based Chamber for Business and Industry, to positively influence the Lukens Steel Company and served as President until his region’s business climate. He became CCCBI’s Founding Chair in retirement in 1992. Both during and after his tenure with Lukens 1994, while Robert Thompson served as CCCBI’s first President. Steel, Al forged himself as a dynamic philanthropist, serving countless roles with innumerable Chester County organizations. In the 1990’s, Al became the founding chair of Chesconet, an According to James McErlane, Esq., Lukens was the “lifeblood of emerging nonprofit that worked in collaboration with the Coatesville” and Al served as its corporate conscience. County, West Chester University, and the Chester County Intermediate Unit to provide internet connectivity to schools, Al has served on corporate boards including Steel of West libraries and government buildings throughout Chester County. ” Virginia from 1993-1998. He currently serves on the Krapf Bus Notes WCU Vice President Dr. Christopher Fiorentino, “Al Companies board as the only non-family board member. personally recruited an excellent board. By the time he stepped down, a plan to provide a fiber optic connection to all schools “Al inspires philanthropy by practicing philanthropy,” says MaryAnn and libraries was successfully executed.” Rossi, Esq. of MacElree Harvey. “Working with Al, one has the distinct feeling that ‘we’re in this together.’” In the health care arena, Al’s tenure on the Board of the Coatesville Hospital led him to become Chair during the 1980s. Al became actively involved with the Brandywine YMCA in the During the 1990s, he helped guide the transition to become the 1960s and expanded his role as a member of the Board of Trustees Brandywine Hospital. over the next four decades, ultimately serving as Vice Chair from 2001-2003 and Chair from 2003-2005. Al headed a $1.5 million The Brandywine Health Foundation was created with the campaign in 1993. His leadership inspired others and gave them hospital sale. From 2001-2009, Al served as the Foundation’s first the confidence to exceed fundraising goals. During his tenure at Vice Chair and its second Chair. In his Board leadership role he the Y, Al jointly spearheaded a merger of the Brandywine YMCA met with key legislators and constituents to make the vision a and the YMCA of Central Chester County. This union maximized reality, and raised substantial funds. efficient use of resources and expanded services. ”From the outset,” Al says of the Brandywine Health Foundation, In the 1990s, Al created the Coatesville Area Partners for “health was the key issue. That’s what drove most of us to Progress. As CAPP’s leader for 15 years, Al worked behind the recruit ChesPenn Health Services to Coatesville and eventually scenes to provide advice and support “to others that work on house them and dental and mental health providers in the the city’s behalf… with a style which developed consensus and Brandywine Center. Combining that with subsidized senior avoided conflict,” says CAPP board member John Newtown. One housing in the same building is rather unique.” of Al’s most significant contributions while leading CAPP was to acquire an enterprise-zone designation for Coatesville in 1994. Al’s far-reaching influence and longstanding philanthropic This allowed businesses to apply for grants and loans to establish commitments have strengthened our community, now and themselves in the community, with the ultimate goal to stimulate forever. the economy, provide jobs, and create new industries in Coatesville.

~ 17 ~ Photo by Rick Davis by Photo Koester Family Foundation, 2000 Robert M. Price Memorial Fund, Jim Decker Compassion Ministry NONPROFIT-DESIGNATED Krapf Family Foundation, 1999 2004 Fund, 2002 & ORGANIZATIONAL L.E.G. Up Fund, 2007 Robert Olin Niles Memorial John Rock Memorial Fund, 2004 ENDOWMENT FUNDS Foundation, 2010 ACT in Faith Fund, 2012 Laudenslager Family Foundation, Parkesburg Environmental Fund, 2011 Robert S. & Mary Katherine Jones 1998 American Cancer Society Fund, 1998 Funds Foundation, 1998 These 365 funds have been established at Laura Lee Hervey Fund for Quaker State Funeral Directors American Helicopter Museum Traumatic Brain Injury, 2007 Robert Wiley Miller Memorial Association Charitable Fund, 2009 Fund, 2003 the Community Foundation since our Foundation, 2000 Laura Meikle Koch Memorial ARC of Chester County Fund, 2000 Ruch Family Foundation, 2011 founding in 1994. Legacy Foundation, 2008 FISCAL SPONSOR / Avon Grove Library Fund, 2000 Samantha Lee Zajac Memorial Leon Andrew Bartley Fund, 2011 FUNDRAISING FUNDS Big Brothers/Big Sisters Chester The 26 newest funds are in colored print. Fund, 2001 Liddick Family Fund, 2007 Chester County Estate Planning County Fund, 1998 Schwartz Family Fund, 2001 Council Fund, 2005 Noted after each fund is its inception date. Lockwood Fund, 2007 Bishop Shanahan High School Seeds of Hope Fund, 2007 Decade to Doorways Initiative Fund, 2002 Loew Family Foundation, 2007 Fund, 2013 Shobaken Family Fund, 1998 Bournelyf Special Camp Fund, M & M Fund, 2001 Spot Castle Foundation Fund, Equine West Conference on 2005 Marjorie L. & Arthur P. Miller, Jr. Laminitis & Diseases of Foot, 2010 2003 Brandywine Conservancy Lincoln Fund, 1998 Spurlino Family Fund, 2006 Friends of Chester County Seniors Building Fund, 1999 Marvin & Shirley Porter Fund, 2010 CCCF FUNDS DONOR ADVISED FUNDS DeBaptiste Foundation, 2010 Helen & Robert Whittaker Brandywine Valley Association Educational Foundation, 2009 St. Ann Rose Fund, 2000 Adler Legacy Fund Honoring Anonymous, 2011 (2) Delno & Dennis Large Memorial Memorial Trailhead Park Fund, Friends of East Goshen Township Fund, 1998 Eva L. Verplanck, Ph.D., 2006 2011 Michael Jay & Elizabeth Harper Stanley’s Dream, 2004 Fund, 2011 1002 Fund, 1999 Endowed Fund, 2013 Camphill Special School Fund, Hennigan Family Fund, 2007 Briglia Fund for Catholic Sunday Foundation, 2012 Annuity Fund for CCCF, 2002 4kids2C, 2010 Di & Dallas Krapf Foundation, Friends of Hershey Mill Dam Fund, 2005 Education, 2012 Susan Groome Harney Memorial 2011 Anonymous via Charitable Gift 1999 Hockman Family Foundation, Canine Partners for Life Fund, Aaron & Jean Martin Fund, 1998 Moretzsohn Family Foundation, Fund, 2000 Annuity, 2004 Dianne & Dave Elderkin Fund, 2012 Friends of Kennett Flash Fund, 2013 1999 Adolescent Awareness 2000 2013 Hollenbach Family Foundation, T&G Charitable Trust Endowment, Arts Forever Endowed Fund, 2007 Foundation, 2012 Friends of Oakbourne Fund, 2006 Chadds Ford Historical Society 2000 Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Moran, Jr. 2005 Benjamin Franklin Trust, 1995 Diederich Family Foundation, Friends of West Chester Parks & Fund, 2003 Amy Elizabeth Drobish Family Foundation, 2010 Terry Muzzy Foundation, 2007 2007 Honorable Dr. Elinor Z. Taylor Recreation Fund, 2010 Charlestown Playhouse Fund, C4 ChesCo Consultants Foundation, 2010 Nannette & Dale Krapf Doe Run Charitable Fund Charitable Foundation, 2005 Teti Family Fund, 2006 2004 Collaborative, 2010 Andre J. Dupuis Foundation, 2012 Foundation, 1999 Friends of Youth Community Endowment, 2005 Hutton Family HeLP Fund, 2000 Trajabay Fund, 2005 Forward Fund, 2013 Chester County Art Association ChesCo Community Imprints Anne Stroud Hannum Fund, 1998 Newlin Foundation, 2010 Giving Circle, Grantmaking and Drew Porter Memorial I Scream for Elephants Fund, 2011 Tres Foundation, 2003 Greener Partners Fund, 2008 Fund, 1999 Barney Harahan Memorial Fund, Nick Smiles on the Fine Arts Operating Funds, 2009 Foundation, 2008 Ilex Fund, 2012 Chester County Fund for Women 2002 Foundation, 2010 Tyler Family Fund, 2005 Henkels & McCoy Inc. Charitable Edward & Mary Ann Bassett Fund, and Girls Grants, Operating & SRI Chester County Community J. M. & Lois B. Herr Family Valerie Smith Art Fund, 1998 Fund - Golf Outing East, 2006 Foundation Annual Operating Barrie Stavis Foundation, 2002 2007 Niles-Milner Fund for Student Endowments, 2001 Foundation, 1998 Henkels & McCoy, Inc. Charitable Fund, 1994 Baylus & Deborah Francis Fund, Travel, 2004 Vaughan Family Fund, 2000 Edward H. & Dorothy K. Dickol Jeffrey Robert Drobish Fund - Golf Outing West, 2006 Chester County Futures Fund, Chester County Community 2002 Foundation, 2006 Orchard Fund, 2001 Woody’s Woods Memorial Fund, 1999 Foundation, 2010 Land and Water Resources Foundation Operating Beccaria Charitable Fund, 2006 P.G. Thomas Charitable Legacy 2003 Elizabeth Bove Foundation, 2013 Jeremy P. Wilson Foundation, e-Institute Fund, 2007 Chester County Historical Society Endowment, 2001 Bugel Family Fund, 1998 Fund, 2009 Zelinda LeBoutillier Charitable Fund, 2007 Emily’s Dash Foundation, 2012 2010 Mesothelioma and Asbestos Chester County Community Patricia C. & John Celii, Jr. Foundation, 2011 Capacity for Change Fund, 2008 Eugene L. DiOrio Legacy Fund, Jessie L. & Harold W. Freeman Disease Society Fund, 2004 Chester County Library Fund, 1999 Foundation Youth Philanthropy Foundation, 1999 Carl & Sylvia Landis Foundation, 2007 Foundation, 2011 Oxford Arts & Culture Center Chester County S.P.C.A. Fund, Program, 2007 PFF Fund, 2000 2012 Everett Frank Legacy Fund, 2000 Joan & William Walkup Family FIELD OF INTEREST FUNDS Fund, 2011 2005 Fund for Chester County Champlain Social Ministry Fund, Caroline Manning Bolton Legacy Fund, 1999 Pink House Fund, 1998 PA Foundations Online Outreach Clinic Fund, The 2007 Environmental Grants Fairlane Fund, 2009 1999 Endowment Fund, 2001 Fund, 2002 John Eirkson & Kathy Ryan Esq. Power of Positive Thinking Fund, Fund, 2010 Coatesville Community Education Farnesi Family Foundation, 2000 Chester County Funeral Directors Chain of Love Foundation for Charitable Legacy Fund, 2009 2009 RE/MAX Main Line Charitable Foundation Fund, 2009 Fund for Chester County Grants Featherman Family Fund, 2006 Association Charitable Fund, 2009 Endowment Fund, 1995 Turner Syndrome, 2004 Jordan Family Fund for Chester Put Your Money Where Your Foundation, 2005 Community Coalition Fund, 1999 Francis J. Snyder Foundation, 2007 County, 1998 Mouth Is Foundation, 2009 Coatesville Community Health Gettysburg Address Contest, 2004 Chase Your Dream Endowed Romig Road Victory Run Fund, 2008 Community Gardens of Chester Foundation, 2007 Frees Family Fund, 1998 Fund, 1999 Joseph J. D’Amico, Sr. Memorial Quigley Family Fund, 2012 Uptown! Entertainment Alliance County Fund, 2000 Jordan Award Fund, 1998 Friends of Chester County Seniors Chester County Fund for Teacher Ginger English Memorial Fund, 2007 Fund, 2010 Raymond M. Moskowicz & Mary Fund, 2011 Community Volunteers in Lincoln Building Fund, 1996 Support, in Memory of Taylor Fund, 2010 Gold Family Foundation, 2010 K & M Fund, 2003 Ann Moskowicz Fund, 2009 Valor Bowl Fund, 1999 Medicine Edgar R. Lawrence, DDS Margaret S. DeVinney Fund, 2011 Patterson Crane, 2007 Fund for Coatesville, 2000 Dental Endowment Fund, 1999 Good Fight Foundation, 2005 K9s4kids, 2010 Reverend Dennis H. Warner West Chester Downtown Foundation Richard I.G. Jones Legacy Grants Clay-Mir Charitable Foundation, Happy Romar Fund of Chester Memorial Fund, 2007 Up On the Roof Fund, 2013 Daemion Counseling Center Fund, Goodnow Fund, 2004 Kathleen McBratnie Memorial County, 2000 Fund of the Fund for Chester 2000 Richard & Carolyn Vermeil 2004 Harry & Aggie Tyler Can-Do Fund, 2004 West Chester Walk of Fame Fund, County, 2007 Connor T. Schmidt Foundation, Foundation, 2009 Helen Patton Leland Nonprofit Foundation, 1999 Kelly Ann Foundation, 2013 2013 Devereux Foundation Fund, 2008 West Chester Trust & Relief Fund, 2000 2001 Capacity Building Fund, 2010 Richard & Lois Hodgson Fund, 1998 Whitford Charitable Fund, 2011 Diane & Thomas Lafferty Fund to Heart in Hand Partnership, 2000 Kelly Family Foundation, 2012 Honorable Dr. Elinor Z. Taylor William & Anne Evans Jr. Daryl E. & Martha J. Thomas Fund, Rigg Family Foundation, 2011 Benefit the Wistar Institute, 1999 Endowment Fund, 2010 2002 Heather Lynn Drobish Foundation, Kenneth W. & Joanne H. Tunnell Foundation, 2005 Robert & Jennifer McNeil Fund, Domestic Violence Center of 2010 Fund, 1998 International Equine Conference YWCA Chester County Scholarship David A. Jackson Legacy Fund, 2002 Chester County Fund, 2007 Endowed Fund, 2010 2005 Helen & Paul Breitegam Fund, 2003 Kevin Holleran Fund, 1999 on Laminitis & Diseases of Foot, 2008

~ 19 ~ ~ 20 ~ Delaware County College John Hay Memorial Scholarship Michael G. Maybroda Memorial Susan DeCecco Scholarship Fund, 1999 Scholarship Fund, 2000 Fund, 2010 Fund, 2005 Susan Romano O’Brien Science Dennis C. Lausier Scholarship Joseph J. D’Amico, Sr. Memorial Natalie A.W. Leaf Charitable Trust, Scholarship Foundation, 2009 Fund, 2011 Fund, 2010 2001 Sweet Jane’s Wish Foundation, 2012 Funds Dr. Alan G. Elko Legacy Scholarship Josiah Hibberd Scholarship Newlin Foundation Scholarship Teresa V. Garofalo VMD Memorial Fund, 2008 Honoring Margeretta Durnall Fund, 2012 Scholarship Fund, 2011 Hibberd, 2013 Dr. Elaine Kirkland Scholarship Nicholas R. MacElree Scholarship Terry Muzzy Foundation, 2007 Fund, 2011 Julius “Bud” & Dorothy Elberfeld Fund, 2005 Foundation, 2010 Thorndale Rotary Jay Edge Dr. Gerald E. Clark Memorial Patricia B. Dixon Scholarship Fund, Community Service Scholarship, Scholarship Foundation, 2008 Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical 2009 2009 Dr. John H. Hewlett, III Scholarship Fraternity ETA Chapter Legacy Paul Hassenplug Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund, 2013 Vicky Ahlum Memorial Fund, 1999 of the Rotary, 1999 Scholarship Endowed Foundation, Dr. W.T.M. Johnson Memorial Karen L. Mapes Memorial Peoples First Scholarship Fund, 2006 Scholarship Fund, 2013 Foundation, 1999 2004 West Chester B. Reed Henderson Drew McWilliams, Jr. Scholarship Karrlin Field Memorial Fund, 2005 Quaker City Farmers Scholarship High School Class of 1953 Fund, 1998 Kennett High School Scholarship Fund, 2001 Scholarship, 2008 East End Neighborhood Fund-Anonymous Bequest, 2009 Raymond Montoni Music West Chester Optimist Scholarship Association Scholarship Fund, Koreem Bell Scholarship Fund, Scholarship Fund, 2001 Fund, 2011 Downingtown Educational Kerr Memorial Park Fund, 2010 Spackman-Holleran Fund for Willistown’s Okehocking Nature 2009 2011 Rev. William J. Fischler Memorial Westtown-Goshen Rotary Frank Foundation Fund, 2000 Kiwanis Club of Phoenixville Fund, United Way of Chester County, Center Fund, 2008 Elizabeth G. Dorsett Memorial Laura Meikle Koch Drexel Cursillo Scholarship Fund, 2007 Roia Scholarship Fund, 2010 Downingtown Works Fund, 2001 2001 1998 Woman’s Club of Downingtown Scholarship Fund, 2001 University Scholarship Richard S. Hodgson Scholarship William M. Taylor Memorial Foundation, 2008 East End Neighborhood Lions Club of Kennett Square Stroud Fund for Water Research Fund, 2003 Eugene J. & Mary DiFilippo Foundation, 1999 Scholarship Fund, 2004 Association Fund, 2004 Fund, 2001 Fund, 1997 YMCA of the Brandywine Valley Scholarship Fund, 1999 Laura Meikle Koch Henderson Robert & Doris Hanna Scholarship William’s Wish-The William Thorncroft Fund, 2000 Fund, 1999 Front Porch Trust Scholarship High School Scholarship Fund, 2003 Vincent Memorial Scholarship Easttown Library Foundation Lundale Farm Endowment Fund, Foundation, 2008 Fund, 2011 2013 United Way of Southern Chester Youth Suicide Prevention Task Fund, 2005 Rotary Club of Coatesville Fund, 2008 County Fund, 2004 Force of Chester County, 2005 George W. Martyn, Jr. Scholarship Lauren’s Heart Scholarship Scholarship Fund, 1998 Your Part-Time Controller Family Service of Chester County Margaret E. Coppedge Memorial Foundation, 2011 Fund, 2008 Fund to Benefit Grimes AME Upattinas School and Resource Fund, 2000 Ruch Family Foundation Endowed Excellence in Accounting Church, 2005 Center Fund, 2003 Halliday Clark, Sr. Memorial Leon Bell Scholarship Fund, 2011 Scholarship Fund, 2011 Scholarship, 2005 French & Pickering Creeks SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS Conservation Trust Endowed Maternal & Child Health Upper Main Line YMCA Fund, Scholarship Fund, 1998 Longwood Rotary Club: Scott Schramm Foundation Fund, 2005 Alene McDermott Memorial Thompson Special Assistance The average endowed fund size is Fund, 2013 Consortium of Chester County 2000 Scholarship Fund, 2011 Harry Dunn Art Scholarship Fund, Stanley’s Dream Scholarship Fund, Fund, 1998 2001 Scholarship, 2008 $100,000. Friends of Anson B. Nixon Park W. Marshal Schmidt Fund for Alice Lawson Scholarship Fund, 2004 Fund, 1999 Mill at Anselma Preservation and Childrens’ Country Week Janet P. Shaner Memorial Lucinda P. Wallace Memorial 1998 Scholarship Fund, 2002 Stephen Chandler Ericson Good Works Fund, 2002 Educational Trust Fund, 2003 Association, 1998 Scholarship Fund, 2006 Scholarship Foundation, 2011 Alice M. Thomas Scholarship Madalene Hayes Conner Gordon B. Hattersley, Jr. Fund for Nicholas Bright Fund for Walden School Fund, 2001 Fund, 1998 Jeanne D. Sciubba Memorial Montgomery School, 1996 Scholarship Fund, 2008 Scholarship Fund, 2003 Community Volunteers in West Chester Area Senior Center Bradley Hughes Foundation, 2009 Medicine, 1999 Optimist Club of Coatesville Fund, Fund, 2004 Jeffrey A. Wheet Memorial Maria Whitehead Memorial Brett Mickens Scholarship Fund, 1999 Scholarship Fund, 2011 Scholarship Fund, 2010 Great Valley Nature Center Fund, West Chester Downtown 2012 2002 Parkesburg Free Library Fund, Foundation Fund, 2004 Jeffrey S. Gaunt Memorial Maurice E. Warrick, Jr. Memorial Brianne Carter Memorial Fund, 1996 Scholarship, 2008 Education & Scholarship Fund, 2004 Habitat for Humanity of Chester West Chester Friends School 1999 County Fund, 2002 Pennsylvania Home of the Fund, 2006 John & Mary DiCecco Scholarship Mayor Clifford E. DeBaptiste Carl O. Benner Scholarship Fund, Sparrow Fund, 2006 Fund, 1999 Scholarship Foundation, 1998 Handi-Crafters Fund, 2004 West Chester University Library 2001 Phoenixville Community Fund, 1998 Hickman Fund, The 2004 Carl Schnellenbach Wrestling Education Foundation Fund, 2006 Home & Farm Antique Association West Goshen Lions Club Fund, Scholarship Fund, 2001 Phoenixville Public Library 1998 Fund, 2000 Caroline Gallagher Cranston Foundation Fund, 2005 Housing Partnership of Chester Wharton Esherick Studio Memorial Scholarship Fund, 2011 Planned Parenthood of SE PA Preservation Fund, 2001 County Fund, 2004 Charles A. Melton Scholarship Fund, 1995 Donor Advised funds Jenner’s Pond Resident Fund, Wharton Esherick Studio Site Fund, 1999 CCCF Family of Funds CCCF Funds Police Athletic League of Chester Maintenance Fund, 2011 19% 46% 2001 Charles R. White Scholarship County Fund, 1998 % of assets John H. Phillips III Memorial Fund Wharton Esherick Studio Fund, 1999 for Horseshoe Scout Reservation, Primitive Hall Fund, 1996 Woodworking Award Chester County Estate Planning scholarship 2000 Priority One Foundation Fund, 2004 Endowment Fund, 2012 To create your legacy fund, contact Donor Services Council Mark Riddell Memorial at (610) 696-8045 [email protected]. funds Kennett Area Senior Center Fund, Quest Therapeutic Services Fund, William S. West H.O.P.E. Memorial Scholarship Fund, 2011 14% Fund for Petra Community 2000 2011 Coach Millard Robinson Memorial Housing, 2000 Kennett Symphony Children’s S.A.V.E. Legacy Endowment Fund, Fund, 2001 Willistown Conservation Trust Chorus Fund, 2010 2010 Constance & Michael Briglia Endowment Fund, 2013 nonprofit funds Field of interest funds Kennett Symphony of Chester Samuel Barber Foundation Fund, Memorial Foundation, 2006 15% 2% Willistown United Methodist County Fund, 2006 1998 Dana Marie Carr Memorial FISCAL Sponsor/ Church Fund, 2000 Scholarship Fund, 2000 fundraising funds 4% ~ 21 ~ ~ 22 ~ highlights

Harold explains, “It took a few years to figure it out. Finally God from the SuperCRUT without changing the asset structure; but spoke to me and it became clear that I should share what God had then the remainder beneficiary charities wouldn’t have gotten Jessie L. & Harold W. Freeman Foundation given to me. I found a financial advisor and told him I wanted this any donations. Harold wanted to come up with a way to get the - established 2011 money to go to charity. The advisor told me a CRUT was the way to funds to charities sooner rather than later. If Harold cashed out Harold Freeman feels blessed. Harold continues, “We got married in 1967 at the Wissahickon do it, so that’s what I did.” the SuperCRUT, took the distribution, and then gave the funds to Parkside Hotel, and we moved into a new deluxe apartment in charities, a substantial portion would have been taxable income Although the CRUT structure provided a modest benefit to Harold, At age 93, Harold Freeman has a social calendar that would give Berwyn. It was a pleasure to commute to the Philadelphia School to him. that was not his aim. His primary goal was for the trusts to do charitable pause to people half his age. He works out thrice weekly in the gym, District together. We loved the peacefulness of Berwyn, and the good works in Jessie’s memory. Over 20 years, the CRUT’s charitable Steve looked at ways to terminate the trust in a more tax efficient way, attends Bible study groups (at Daylesford Abbey and First Presbyterian) bustle of the City. In our work together, we made a difference intent was eroding. Harold explained to Richard Clark the reason to get 100% of the funds to charities in good standing, and not lose and his schedule is filled with breakfast and lunch appointments. every day in the lives of children.“ he began seeking new options in 2010: “God took Jessie from me, any money to taxes. The answer: the Court directed a termination Harold is clear: “I’m not rich. But I’m rich in God’s blessings. I “One day we were driving home from a friend’s college graduation and left me here on Earth. So, my aim is to honor Jessie’s life while of the trust with Attorney General approval. The SuperCRUT’s funds have enough. The truth is, these days I give away more money near Cheyney, and we decided to drive around the campus to see my I am still here, and when I’m gone. I don’t want Jessie’s trust to were transferred to Harold’s new donor advised fund at the Community than I take in. This is what God wants me to do.” alma mater. We came across a peaceful, tree-filled two-acre site with wither and die. I want the funds to be used to perpetuate Jessie’s Foundation. Notes Steve, “The Attorney General’s office loved Harold’s a sign that said, ‘Lot for Sale.’ It occurred to us that instead of renting, memory and do the charitable good works she was so devoted to.” plan, as he immediately requested the change the moment he God also had something to do for Richard Clark, CPA, CFP®, ChFC® we should own our home. We asked Lawrence Derry (who turned realized the SuperCRUT was thwarting his charitable intent. The of Pillar Wealth Advisors. Colleague George Sherbak of Harvey As the will of God would have it, the Community Foundation’s out to be the brother of a friend of mine from Cheyney), known for solution accelerated and increased the benefit to the charities.” Insurance Group phoned Rick, saying, “There is a gentleman in my annual meeting and legacy awards ceremony was just around the his extraordinary masonry work, to build our dream home.” Bible Study Group at First Presbyterian that I want you to meet. I’m corner--literally. Rick invited Harold to the 2011 event. Harold witnessed Harold liked the notion of providing benefits to charity immediately, not sure how he could help you. But you might be able to help him.” Harold credits Jessie with instilling a passion for charitable Mary Hewlett tell the audience of the two charitable funds she oversaw so much that he decided to terminate a second CRUT. This was a volunteerism in him. “Jessie loved to help the children of the in honor of her husband and her sister, both lifelong educators. Harold relatively straightforward transfer to Harold’s new donor advised A brief discussion resulted in a cyber-introduction. Rick noted, “The world. She was an especially active volunteer for the Girl Scouts, heard the Meikle family describe the funds they had created to benefit fund at the Community Foundation. first thing I got from Harold’s e-mail was a ‘blast’ of love, faith and and for the United Way SEPA. We dreamed of retiring together Henderson High School and Drexel University in honor of their generosity. I knew that whoever this Harold Freeman was, he was Today, the Jessie L. and Harold W. Freeman Foundation focuses and spending the rest of our lives immersed in volunteer work.” daughter, Laura. Harold learned the story of the Herr Family receiving unique. When I met Harold I was even more amazed--this man who the Jordan Award for longstanding philanthropy. Harold explains on nonprofit charities that are Christian themed, financially communicates so clearly and energetically via e-mail is 93 years old!” Harold retired in 1980 at age 60. He took over the cooking, shopping his reaction: “It was clear. I sensed that God had sent me to this stable, financially efficient, and operationally effective. Harold and cleaning, while Jessie continued to work. Harold reminisces, has shared with the Community Foundation a list of specific Rick continues, “Our first meeting was just about getting to know place in my backyard filled with caring, extremely competent “Those were blessed days, filled with peace, friendship, joy, and nonprofit charities he has supported during his lifetime. Of these, each other. At our second meeting, Harold mentioned that he people. This is the Community Foundation that listens to what I charitable work. When you give to others, you get much joy in 60% are located in and serve Chester County, 20% serve the had these trusts, and he didn’t like what was going on with them... care about, and helps me chart a path to honor Jessie’s memory.” return. Jessie taught me that.” Philadelphia region, and 20% are international in scope. Half of the the balances were going down. Harold told me, ‘I’m getting money Adds Rick, “As pious and devout as Harold is, he is also very cerebral nonprofits are Christian-themed. All have a focus on basic needs from these trusts, but I’m concerned about the trusts going away.’” Tragically, soon after Harold retired Jessie passed of cancer. about his giving. Harold is really attuned to Charity Navigator, ratios, such as food, clothing, shelter and basic health care. Education administrative costs, etc. The Community Foundation can provide and social justice are also underlying core values. Harold’s concerns were well-founded. Harold’s two unitrusts were Of course Harold was devastated. But instead of being bitter, paying out at 9% and 11%. At that rate, the trusts were withering. Harold with even more assistance analyzing charities. Also, Harold Harold fulfilled his pledge to Jessie and immersed himself in wants to include his son in Mt. Airy and grandson in Louisiana in Rick Clark explains, “Harold was already hugely philanthropic when volunteer work. “I felt like I had gone through a tremendous Turns out, there is a love story behind these trusts. When his philanthropy in some way, and the Community Foundation can we met him. This very quickly became a labor of love. We experience with Jessie’s cancer. I had much to offer other cancer Harold talks about Jessie, his whole face smiles and his eyes mist help with family philanthropy, too.” straightened it out and put the puzzle back together in a way that victims and their families. So, I intensely volunteered for the over, “Jessie turned out to be a living angel. We were soulmates.” got Harold a better outcome. Our time spent with Harold is American Cancer Society…for 12 years, actually.” But the fact is, Rick’s firm doesn’t handle trusts. So even though incredibly gratifying. There is something about Harold that makes A graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, Jessie taught Latin Harold had selected a new home for his trust proceeds, there were it so easy to want to help him. He is luminous.” Several months after Jessie passed away, a representative from to Philadelphia junior high school students before she became a questions about terminating CRUTs and tax considerations. Enter the Philadelphia School District showed up at Harold’s front door. supervisor at the Philadelphia School District’s Central Steve Olsen, Esq. of Gawthrop Greenwood. Harold notes, “God puts people in my life for reasons. I unconsciously He handed Harold a check for $483,000—Jessie’s pension Administration Offices. That is where she met Harold, a WWII follow what God wants me to do. He sent me jewels in the form of annuity death benefit check. Harold was stunned, “I didn’t want Army veteran and 16-year Industrial Arts teacher who served as Steve reviewed the trusts with Harold. From one, Harold was receiving Richard Clark, Steve Olsen, and the Community Foundation to touch the check. I couldn’t touch it. I had no idea that this was Director of School Planning for the district. his annuity payment like he should. From the second, Harold wasn’t people. I look forward to our continuing journey. Thank God for His coming. I didn’t feel that this was my money.” receiving a payment. The second was a SuperCRUT—designed in the dominant presence in our lives and how He is using us to help in 1990s, but no longer a viable option. Harold couldn’t take distributions making His world a better place in which to live.”

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Over time, we struck up interesting conversations about history, his estate. Josh’s will stated that the Community Foundation the military, travel, the future of our country… Josh was a Civil create an endowed scholarship fund to help Great Valley High JOSIAH HIBBERD SCHOLARSHIP IN MEMORY OF MARGERETTA DURNALL HIBBERD War expert and I was a novice. Then one day Josh realized that School graduates pursue teaching careers. - established 2013 as an attorney, I could draw up his will.” When the Community Foundation met with Dr. Alan Lonoconus, During his 43 years in education, Josiah “Josh” Hibberd In 1992, the Philadelphia Inquirer published an article on Josh, Josh’s will is relatively brief. Yet it was a complex puzzle to figure Superintendent of Schools for the Great Valley School District influenced the lives of thousands of Great Valley students. Josh just prior to his retirement: “It’s hard to see Josiah Hibberd when out. Notes Tim, “Josh had no family. No relatives. No heirs. and Chuck Linderman, Business Manager, they already knew of was known for keeping a cluttered desk, taking students on he sits at his desk in his classroom at the General Wayne Middle Although money didn’t mean much to him, certain things did. the scholarship. Josh had told them about it in general terms. thousands of field trips, and ceaselessly helping students. When School. He’s surrounded by sand paintings in bottles, wooden So, we had to figure out how to handle Josh’s collection.” he passed away in 2012 at age 86, he left a legacy that will reach sailboats, a suspension bridge, a hamster, a mouse, a parakeet, a However, they were astounded at the amount of the estate, new generations of students in perpetuity. cockatiel and several dozen bottles filled with colored liquid that Tim adds, “When we started to consider a charitable scholarship, which should settle at over $1.5 million. simulate ocean waves. In the back of the room, there are and also how to honor Josh’s mother, I needed to better A West Chester volcanoes, some active (with a little baking soda and vinegar, understand philanthropic estate planning options. That’s when I Amazed, Chuck Linderman said, “I’m bowled over. I don’t think native, Josh was that is), and a ping-pong table that doubles as a place for papers reached out to some other well-respected estate planning Josh ever looked at his paycheck. He probably didn’t look at his an extremely and, after school, for actual games.” attorneys from other firms, to get some ideas. Sometime around IRA statements. He didn’t care about money. Josh didn’t spend athletic young 1998, I ran the question by John A. Featherman III Esq., who was money on fancy anything. To my surprise, he must have only man. He joined And there were the field trips. at MacElree Harvey at the time. John mentioned that the spent a modest amount on his treasured collections.” the Navy while Over his career, Josh took students Community Foundation could be a charitable conduit for a senior at West and parents on 7,800 trips. Money didn’t mean a lot to Josh. Kids did. And collecting things complex assets, and that the Community Foundation could be he loved did. Yet Josh wanted everything he collected to be Chester High Students remember the log book entrusted to follow Josh’s intent forever.” School. From 1944-46 Josh served in World War II primarily in Josh kept, as he made them sign in auctioned, so the proceeds could be added to his scholarship the Pacific Theatre. The ship he served on was one of the first to before he let them in his car. In the At the same time, Linderman recalls, “Josh had a chat about fund legacy. enter Japanese waters during occupation. Josh remained in the 1992 Inquirer article, Josh said, “I charitable foundations with Dr. Rita Jones, Superintendent of The massive scale of Josh’s military reserves for 30 years. got the idea for the trips when I Schools for Great Valley School District. Rita was on the collection created quite a was in Sunday school as a youngster. The teacher Mr. Troutman Community Foundation Board of Directors, and she mentioned After returning from WWII, Josh challenge for the estate. said he’d take students with the top attendance on a trip. I went the Community Foundation to Josh as an option.” Thankfully, William H. Bunch earned his teaching degree from to the New York World’s Fair, Annapolis, West Point, Philadelphia West Chester State Teachers These two Auctions & Appraisals was up to and Washington, D.C. … The chief goal in social studies and the challenge. College. In 1952 he began a teaching is to try and get children to become future good citizens referrals, 28-year career at Malvern for society. If people had hobbies of some nature, they’d be combined with Bill Bunch enthuses, “I’ve seen a Elementary School, first as a happier and wouldn’t get bored. Field trips can get the kids the Community lot of homes ‘filled to the brim’ in my career. The Hibberd homes teacher and, in 1956, as principal. interested in something, and then they’ll learn more.” Foundation’s on Miner Street are in the Top 3. Every time we thought we’d Beginning in 1981, Josh taught at location in the culled through the valuables, at the bottom of a pile we would Sugartown Elementary before capping his career with a decade As he neared retirement, Josh spoke with Linderman about his historic Lincoln find another gem. Josh was an incredible collector. He collected at General Wayne Middle School. After his 1993 retirement, Josh dreams for the future. Linderman recalls, “Of course he wanted Building, massive amounts of beloved collectibles. He had an eye for the continued to head intramural sports programs. to do something for students, and to carry forth his convictions “sealed the decision” for Josh. Josh had Tim Knauer Esq. write amusing, the unusual, the colorful. An incredibly unique guy. about the importance of teaching. So a scholarship fund was a the Community Foundation into his will as his sole beneficiary. Great Valley School District Business Manager Chuck Linderman Josh collected what he liked. He didn’t care if it was valuable. If it natural. He also wanted to somehow honor his mother, Josh asked that his wishes not be formally communicated to the was pleasing to his eye or his mind, he collected it.” recalls when two new administrators came to the school to meet Margeretta. Her death always pained him deeply, as she died Community Foundation. However, Josh informally communicated Josh for the first time in 1969. “They went into the gym, and while Josh was overseas in World War II.” the possibility--as long as the Foundation never ‘bothered’ him. The first Hibberd auction took there was a guy with a tie talking to some kids. There was also a The Community Foundation sent an annual report to Josh once a place at Bunch’s Auction House on guy wearing an untucked white shirt sweeping with a push- Josh got to know his future estate planning year, and didn’t bother him otherwise. February 9, 2013. Over 400 people broom,” Linderman said. “They went up to the guy with the tie. attorney over many cups of coffee at Gee’s attended the all-day event. Many But that was the custodian. Principal Josh was the untucked Restaurant in West Chester. Timothy Knauer In Fall 2012, the Community Foundation received its first formal alumni, students and teachers other guy.” Adds Linderman, “If you caught Josh in the morning, Esq. remembers, “We both enjoyed a good communication from the Estate of Josiah Hibberd. His executor, from Great Valley attended and he might have his tie on, loosened a bit. By the end of the day, breakfast. Gee’s was just around the block Timothy Knauer Esq., noted that Josh had died in September, spoke fondly of “Josh” or “Hibb” as the tie was gone, and his shirt was usually out.” from my office and Josh’s home. leaving the Community Foundation as the sole beneficiary of they called him. Additional

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auctions took place during Spring 2013 as valuables continued to “After the graduation be uncovered. ceremony ended, one of the four scholarship The auctions winners made a beeline included huge for Tim and me. She was numbers antique shaking and there were military items, tears in her eyes. She coins, clocks, books, explained to us that the musical night before, she and her parents sat at their kitchen table and instruments, fine made a terribly hard decision—they decided they didn’t have art, and historic enough money to send her to college. She showed the autographs. Notable items include a shrunken head, a larger- scholarship envelope to her father, and he burst into tears. He than-life wooden pirate, 100+ rubber duckies, 1,000+ bobble was elated. Inside the envelope was a five figure scholarship head statues, and 19 suits of armor. award from Josiah Hibberd’s fund. That kid’s going to college. Josh changed a life that day.” While Josh’s collections were being auctioned by Bunch and Josh’s homes were being sold by the Jean Gross Team & Keller Josiah Hibberd’s life was well lived. Williams, Josh’s IRA was in transition. With the help of Jack His military service preceded an Karakelian, Peter Snelling and Karen Kasper of Merrill Lynch in incredible teaching career. Under Exton, Josh’s $1.1 million IRA was transferred to the Community his caring, energetic, watchful eye, Foundation and invested for the long term. thousands of students were inspired to become life-long From the IRA proceeds, the first $50,000 was awarded to learners. He surrounded himself scholars at Great Valley’s June 2013 graduation ceremony. with his collections – of treasured “The first scholarship award ceremony was incredibly touching,” items, lists of field trips, and notes Dave Elderkin, Community Foundation Board member who beloved friends. volunteered to help with the myriad of estate transition details. And in the end, it is really another beginning. The things Josh “I was sitting onstage with Tim Knauer and the scholarship treasured during his lifetime created a legacy for future envelopes were awarded. Teachers and parents in the audience generations of inspiring teachers to come. sure remembered their beloved Josiah Hibberd. But they didn’t have any clue about the amount of money his legacy fund would generate for scholarship awards. ”

What an inspiration not only to the students he taught but everyone he came in contact with. Mr. Hibberd believed in each and every one of A life that changed lives. his students and wanted us all to succeed in life. He will forever be in our Godspeed, Mr.“ Hibberd. ~ BM, Phoenix, AZ ~ JM, Roswell, GA ~ 27 ~ ” ~ 28 ~ Scholarship Funds Establishing a Scholarship Fund allows the donor to benefit students pursuing education beyond high school. A donor may name the scholarship’s selection committee and the guidelines for candidate selection. Most scholarships at the Community Foundation benefit disadvantaged, promising students from a particular high school, or those who What Legacy Will You Leave? pursue a particular field of study. Memorial Funds Donors can quickly and cost-effectively create commemorative funds honoring people Legacy philanthropy is much more than sending a check. they hold dear. It ensures your continuing support for causes you care LIFETIME GIFTS about, in perpetuity. It gives you the opportunity to carry Your charitable interests can be supported during your lifetime—and in perpetuity— on a family giving legacy. And, combined with careful through your gift. You will have the satisfaction of seeing the impact of your generosity estate planning, it ensures that your personal resources are as you carry out your charitable objectives. used to accomplish your financial and charitable goals. FUTURE GIFTS The Community Foundation can work with you to articulate your wishes for a gift that commencing after your lifetime. The Community Foundation accepts most planned Gifts to the Community Foundation can be made at any time to TYPES OF FUNDS giving vehicles, including charitable gift annuities, bequests, retirement fund assets and provide grants for current community needs and for perpetuity. life insurance. If you decide to leave a planned gift to the Community Foundation, or to CCCF Funds By establishing a fund with the Community Foundation, you a fund at the Community Foundation, please let us know so that we can properly carry receive: • Fund for Chester County gifts enable the Grants Committee to out your wishes. award strategic grants to Chester County nonprofits. • Permanence: The Community Foundation’s trusteeship WAYS TO GIVE ensures that your contribution will continually meet needs • Lincoln Building Fund gifts support the renovation and repair There are many ways to become part of the Community Foundation and make a lasting relevant to your interests. of the Foundation’s historic 1833 headquarters. contribution to our community: • Commemoration: Your name or the name of a loved one can • Operating Endowment gifts allow the Foundation to focus • Establish and name your own fund, a family fund, a scholarship fund, or a memorial live on through your fund. If you prefer, you may choose a on its core mission, growing legacy philanthropy throughout fund, with a gift of $10,000 or more name that reflects your fund’s charitable purpose. the region. • Establish a fund to benefit a specific nonprofit charity (or charities), with a gift of • Stewardship: The Foundation’s Board of Directors, with Field of Interest Funds $10,000 or more guidance from its Investment Committee, staff, and outside Donors who seek to impact a targeted issue area (arts, The Community Foundation accepts a investment counsel, closely monitors the performance of education, environment, health, human service, religion) or • Support Chester County’s greatest needs and opportunities by contributing any wide variety of gifts including: professional investment managers. The Foundation makes a specific geographic region establish Field of Interest Funds. By amount to our Fund for Chester County • Cash full accounting to the community through its annual report, naming an interest area rather than a specific organization, • Publicly traded securities • Enable the Community Foundation to reach out and recruit new legacy audit, and IRS Form 990. flexibility exists to meet ever-evolving community needs. • Closely-held and pre-IPO stock philanthropists by contributing any amount to our Campaign for Independence • IRAs • Grantmaking Expertise: The Community Foundation expertly Donor Advised Funds Operating Endowment, annual Friends campaign, or Imprints Initiative • Life insurance with the Community assists in identifying charitable organizations and programs An alternative to a private foundation, Donor Advised Funds are Foundation as owner and/or beneficiary • Maintain and restore the Foundation’s historic headquarters with a contribution to that address your particular interests and core values. popular with donors who wish to establish a Foundation without • Remainder of a Charitable the Lincoln Building Fund incurring administrative operating and compliance filing burdens, The Community Foundation primarily holds endowed funds in Remainder Trust while capitalizing on the Community Foundation’s philanthropy trust. We also manage some provisional funds. • Focus your gift with a contribution to a Field of Interest Fund (arts/culture, health, • Remainder of a Pooled Income Fund expertise and nonprofit field research. Donor Advised Funds human services, religion, education, environment) • Lead gift of a Charitable Lead Trust • Endowed Funds are allowed up to a 5% grant payout for enable individuals, families, community groups, and businesses • Real estate perpetuity, to assure that grant funds are always available to to focus their philanthropy and make grants that impact the • Give anonymously For more information, contact: help nonprofits. causes they care about most. • Create a testamentary fund: open it now, fund it later Karen Simmons, President/CEO, • Quasi-Endowed Funds are allowed up to a 20% grant payout, Organizational Endowment and Nonprofit-Designated Funds (610) 696-8845 or Beth Harper Briglia, • Make a planned gift--through your will, a charitable trust, or a charitable gift annuity-- which means the principal will be decreased over time. Designated Funds are created by nonprofit organizations and Vice President of Donor Services and individual donors who care about the long-term success of to support a thriving, healthy Chester County community for years to come. Grantmaking, (610) 696-8045. • Provisional Funds can be paid out in full at any time. All meetings are confidential and particular nonprofit charities. This lets donors support specific The Community Foundation accepts a wide variety of gifts including: charitable organizations for perpetuity, while the Community informational in nature. Grants awards are made to bona fide nonprofit causes • Cash Foundation manages investments professionally and monitors throughout the United States. • Publicly traded securities for accountability.

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COMMUNITY CHAMPION SPONSOR COPPER SPONSORS Cupcakes Gourmet ~ Lovely Lemon & Susquehanna Trust & Investment Company Capacity for Change Strawberry Lemonade Mini Cupcakes Countryside Consulting Dia Doce Gourmet Cupcakes ~ Lemon Raspberry Creme Pie Cupcake GOLD SPONSORS EDiS Company General Warren Inne ~ Chocolate Malt Fudge Eugene Steger & Associates Colket Foundation Cake with Banana Cream & Salted Caramel Fischer Cunnane & Associates Dansko Laura’s Biscotti and Granola ~ Mini Biscotti: Gawthrop Greenwood Frens and Frens Lavender Lemon, Cherry Pistachio & Double GBH Foundation Fulton Bank Chocolate Pistachio Hirtle Callaghan & Co. H L Chalfant Antiques The Lincoln Room ~ Lincoln Mint-teas Lamb McErlane Main Line Financial Advisors The Master’s Baker ~ Tropical Pavlova MacElree Harvey Meridian Bank Pulse Desserts By Linda Louise ~ legacy society National Penn Investors Trust Company PULSE Pods: Raw Vegan Cheezecakes SILVER SPONSORS Paul R. Kopey & Associates St. Peter’s Bakery ~ Razzle Dazzle Delight If you have named the Chester County Community Foundation or any of our funds Aaron & Jean Martin Fund Phillips Philanthropy Advisors as a beneficiary in your will, charitable gift annuity, charitable remainder trust, life Buckley, Brion, McGuire, Morris & Sommer Sylvia/Carter & Associates SWEET CHARITY PROFESSIONAL JUDGES Hilltop Farm Umbreit Korengel & Associates Mary Bigham, The Town Dish insurance, or retirement plan, you are eligible for membership in our Ben Franklin Iron Valley Wealth Management WhirlAway Travel Albert Lauber, Swiss Chocolatier, Neuchatel Chocolates J.M. & Lois B. Herr Family Foundation Legacy Society. Cassandra Shupp, Pastry Chef, Larmore Scarlett SWEET CHARITY Topping Rose House The Merz Group By joining our Ben Franklin Legacy Society, you make your intentions public and help inspire others. This helps to build a strong, Neuchatel Chocolates vibrant philanthropic community. To join the Society, simply advise the Foundation of your intent. You can give to any existing fund, CORPORATE CONTRIBUTORS GUEST SWEET PARTING GIFTS Sickler Foundation or create one of your own. SITE SPONSOR Courtesy of Albert Lauber, Swiss Chocolatier, Sugartown Smoked Specialties Waterloo Gardens, Sweet Charity Host Neuchatel Chocolates Unruh Turner Burke & Frees Your Part-Time Controller LEGACY SOCIETY MEMBERS Plymouth Charitable Fund Anonymous of Jennersville (3) DESSERT DONORS SWEET MEDIA SPONSORS Mrs. Elizabeth Bove* Ms. Cecilia C. Schramm* Anonymous of Kennett Square (5) Popular Vote Winner (tie): The Town Dish BRONZE SPONSORS Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Bugel Mr. Leslie B. Schramm* Anonymous of Kimberton (2) Cakes and Candies by Maryellen ~ Bliss Cookies County Lines Magazine Brumbaugh Wealth Management Mrs. Kimberly C. Collier* Popular Vote Winner (tie): Daily Local News Ms. Karen A. Simmons Anonymous of Malvern Dale L. Reese Foundation Delightful Desserts and Culinary Creations ~ FIG Margaret S. DeVinney* Mr. Craig Lincoln Tucker Anonymous of Media Banana Chocolate Chip Cake with Whipped Manito Abstract Company Mr. Eugene DiOrio Cream & Roasted Bananas Kennett Paper Mr. Christopher Lockwood Vaughan Anonymous of Mendenhall Meridian Bank Professional Judges’ Most Creative Winner: Main Line Today William & Anne Evans, Jr.* Anonymous of New York City, NY Merrill Lynch (Snelling/Karakelian) New Street Catering ~ White Chocolate Mr. & Mrs. John A. Featherman, III Anonymous Estate (3)* Anonymous of Paoli (2) Pegasus Technologies Cheesecake Push Up Pops THANKS TO OUR SWEET VOLUNTEERS Mr. & Mrs. David M. Frees, III Anonymous Estate Bequest to benefit Kennett Anonymous of Parkesburg Rainer & Co. Professional Judges’ Best Dessert Winner: Victoria Gardens Auxiliary Ms. Frances T. Herron* High School Scholarship Fund* Rigg Darlington Group Carlino’s Specialty Foods & Catering ~ Tres Anonymous of Phoenixville (2) West Chester University Abbe Society Anonymous of Bryn Mawr Roberson Preservation Services Leches Cake w/Dulce de Leche & Peaches Mr. Josiah H. Hibberd* Anonymous of Princeton, NJ West Chester University Friar Society SimoneZajac Wealth Management Group Mr. Richard J. Hutton* Anonymous of Chester Springs (2) Anonymous of Spring City + all our former Community Foundation Union Street Financial Mrs. Ida Mae Large* Anonymous of Cheyney (2) interns who return to lend a hand Anonymous of West Chester (16) Wilmington Trust, an M&T Bank Mrs. Zelinda LeBoutillier* Anonymous of Coatesville (2) Anonymous of West Grove (2) Dr. Bronwyn L. Martin (2) Anonymous of Devon Anonymous of Wilmington Matthew 25 Fund Anonymous of Downingtown (2) *deceased Meghan McVety & Jason Alexander Anonymous of Exton Mr. & Mrs. Raymond M. Moskowicz Anonymous of Hilton Head, SC

~ 31 ~ ~ 32 ~ Mr. Patrick Lane Harmony Lodge 21 F & A M Mr. Eric A. Lewis Mr. and Ms. Madison Heppe Locust & Company Lily of the Valley Lodge 59 Louis P. Canuso Mr. & Mrs. Jason Lopez The Community Foundation gratefully recognizes our donors who create and contribute to the Community Foundation’s family of Mr. & Mrs. George J. Luttrell Mrs. Patricia McGlone funds. Special thanks to those who so generously contribute to the Foundation’s own core operating annual, capital, grantmaking M2 Pictures Mr. & Mrs. John H. Mickens and endowment funds. Mr. Sean A. McMahon Shamona Creek Elementary School Contributions totaled $7,748,948 from 4,062 donors. Mr. William L. Paige Ms. Christine A. Power Mr. Harlan T. Smith This is a 104% increase in dollars donated. Pretzel Boys Holdings Third Masonic District Counsel This is a 33% increase in the number of donors. Mr. and Ms. Anthony J. Proto Dr. Tony Watson Dr. and Mrs. Levi Wingard DONORS 7/1 TO 6/30 Ron Wise Auto Body Due to space limitations, donations over $250 are included in this listing. Mr. Robert G. Rose Bugel Family Fund All donations are vital to us. Mr. & Mrs. Stanley A. Shepanski Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Bugel Tancredi’s Auto and Truck Repair CCCF Lincoln Mr. Michael J. Smith Mrs. Sally J. Vickers Building Fund Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth W. Southwick Camphill Special H L Chalfant Antiques School Fund Mr. & Mrs. John N. Whitby Mr. Joshua J. Squatrito Ms. Penelope P. Wilson Camphill Special Schools Mr. & Mrs. Myles Standish Caroline Gallagher Phoenixville Community Health CCCF Lincoln Oscar ACT in Faith Fund Mr. Jason R. Stark Capacity for Change Cranston Memorial Mrs. Lark Worth Foundation Celebration Mr. James M. Stinley Fund Scholarship Redwood Property Management Anonymous (5) Mr. Jason Alexander & Ms. Mary Jane Anderson Adler Legacy Mr. James Stoddard Ruth’s Chris Steak House Ms. Meghan McVety Mr. Fred Anderson Dr. and Dr. Michael E. Ayewoh Fund Honoring Stoner, Incorporated Mr. & Mrs. James H. Shacklett, III Event Net Proceeds Ms. Elizabeth Barrett Eva L. Verplanck, Ph.D. Mr. & Mrs. James L. Talbot Carl & Sylvia Landis Valley Forge Pizza & Restaurant Ms. Ginger Flocco Mr. Koreem Bell Ms. Carol Ann Clark Mr. & Mrs. John J. Tercha Foundation William B. Strine Consulting Ms. Carol Ann Clark Eva L. Verplanck, Ph.D. Mr. & Mrs. Carl W. Landis Mr. Frank Gallagher Engineer Mr. & Mrs. Daryl E. Thomas Mr. & Mrs. John D. Gallagher Honorable and Mrs. Andrew E. Zukin Realty Mr. & Mrs. Thanh T. Tran Dinniman Adolescent Awareness Carl Schnellenbach Mrs. Jessica Heacock Foundation Mr. David Tranquillo Wrestling Scholarship Dr. and Mrs. Morrie G. Gold Alene McDermott Mr. & Mrs. J. Phillip R. Jones Archie W. & Grace Berry Mr. Joseph Turchi, Jr. Fund Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Graham Memorial Scholarship Lacrosse Evolution Foundation Mr. & Mrs. John R. Weaver C.P. Lamoureux Agency Mr. & Mrs. Bob Gross Fund Mr. & Mrs. Francis J. Marinelli Dr. Louis J. Beccaria Mr. & Mrs. Wayne M. Webb Mr. Anthony R Capozzoli Mr. & Mrs. Steven B. Hutton FWD Direct Mr. Chris McCardell Blaze Salon Mr. Mark Bucci Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Frampton Mr. & Mrs. Jesse James Wood Carmen Zizza & Son Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm S. Johnstone Mrs. Barbara Knezo Ms. Kathleen M. Morley Mrs. Loretta Brady Carousel Toyota Mr. Laurence Fritz Mr. & Mrs. Jason C. Wood Mr. Frederick P. Catona Mr. & Mrs. Roger Lacy Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Morley Mr. William Connor Alice Lawson Mr. Keith Costello Mr. Jacob D. Giaccio Mr. & Mrs. Mathew J. Wood Central Insurance Agency Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Martino Ms. Donna Muzio Morley Mrs. Debbie Eddinger Scholarship Fund Mr. & Mrs. George W. Coudon Mr. & Mrs. Reuben J. Gill Mr. Michael J. Yeager Mr. & Mrs. Morris Defrank Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. May AAUW West Chester Branch Ms. Diane H. Wall Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Fillippo Mr. & Mrs. Carl J. Cross Great Lakes Wire & Cable Yeager Supply Delaware County Coaches Mr. & Mrs. Thomas McEvoy Ms. Carla Grot Association Mr. Bill Whitehead Mr. Daniel Forster D.T. Taylor Excavating Mr. Donovan S. Hiltz Ms. Tracy McPherson Mr. Stephen J. Frost Ms. Frances P. Sippel-Wetmore Mr. & Mrs. John M. Dannaker Mr. & Mrs. Eric Hippensteel Annuity Fund for CCCF Ms. Lucie Fainsbert Anonymous (2) CCCF Grant Fund for Mrs. Elizabeth Ranney Moran Ms. Jane Gardner Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Dau Mr. David Holding Mr. & Mrs. Charles Fisher Andre J. Dupuis Mr. & Mrs. Robert Crowder Chester County Ms. Terri Potrako Ms. Careen Hunt Dee Square Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Holding Mr. Joseph F Gruhler Mr. & Mrs. David Carter Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Frank Dilley Ms. Catherine Quillman Mr. Gary Jonas 5201 PLS Mr. James M. Defazio Mr. Daniel Houck Mrs. Elizabeth L. Heckler Mrs. Ruth Frame Mr. & Mrs. Richard Smolens Richnow Life Style Transitions Ms. Mary J Hocker Mr. Christopher Kirby A.J. Jurich Drivekore Mr. William V. Hyndman Mr. & Mrs. Zissimos A. Honorable & Mrs. Lewis Chris Ross Mrs. Charles R Jasnosz Frangopoulos Mr. Lawrence R. Lesser A.M. Rapuano Plumbing and Mr. David F. Duda John Maneely Company Beccaria Charitable Mrs. Sally Rusk Heating Mr. Arthur B McCall Mr. Earl C. Glasco Longview Development Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Dupuis Mr. & Mrs. Dewey J. Jurich Endowment Fund Mr. & Mrs. Theodore G. Saddic Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Maffettone Ms. L. S. Allen Mr. & Mrs. Joseph O. Dupuis Mr. Gary P. Kalber Dr. Louis J. Beccaria Mr. & Mrs. Douglas McDonald Mr. Jeffrey P. Lewis & Ms. Mary Ann Rossi Mr. & Mrs. William J. Scott, Jr. American Fittings Corporation Phoenixville Community Health Ms. Constance McLaughlin Malvern School Ms. Devon M. Durbano Knight Bros. Ms. Karen A. Simmons Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Steven Ohrwaschel Mr. & Mrs. Ray M. Mincarelli, Jr. Atlantic Crane Inspection Services Mr. & Mrs. Keith E. Eller Mr. & Mrs. Peter S. Kowalinski Mr. Peter Politarhos Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Revak Mr. A. Roy Smith Mr. & Mrs. Shawn Mullen Mr. & Mrs. Zachary E. Bishop Emron Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Kreider Mr. & Mrs. James Richards Brett Mickens Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Varley Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Stancato, Jr. Dawson Muth, Esq. Mr. & Mrs. Ronald E. Bolt Event Net Proceeds Kreider’s Market Scholarship Fund Mr. & Mrs. Walter Soroka Robert C. F. Willson, Esq. Dr. and Mrs. George Trajtenberg Brickman Group Ms. Charlot Barker Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Stocku Onward Behavioral Health Ms. Jules W. Falcone Mr. Edward J. Krzanowsky Mr. Christopher T. Valerio Brown Brothers Drilling Mr. David J. Foresman Lam Valley Forge Lodge 1776, Osia Elizabeth Lindsay Davis Club Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Stocku Mr. & Mrs. John H. Harahan Mrs. Wanda Talbot ~ 33 ~ ~ 34 ~ CCCF Operating CCCF Sweet Charity ChesCo Community Mr. & Mrs. David M. Frees, Jr. Pegasus Technologies Endowment In-Kind Imprints Mr. & Mrs. William Gallagher Mr. James E. Quillen, CFP The Colket Foundation Cakes and Candies by Maryellen Backoffice Thinking Mr. Daniel P. Gannon, CFP Mr. & Mrs. Jon E. Ray Mrs. Joan Craig Frank Carlino’s Market Change for Charity Proceeds Gawthrop Greenwood Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Revak Mrs. Beverly Hattersley Cupcakes Gourmet Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Clark Mr. & Mrs. David Grace Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Rigg Mr. & Mrs. Arthur P. Miller, Jr. Delightful Desserts & Culinary Mr. Andrew K. Deignan & Ms. Mr. & Mrs. Howard Harris Mr. Peter A. Rittenhouse & Ms. Creations Meredith Anne Huffman Mrs. Elizabeth Ranney Moran Mr. & Mrs. J. Stoddard Hayes, Jr. Denise K. Lokhorst Dia Doce Gourmet Cupcakes Mr. & Mrs. John H. Diederich Honorable & Mrs. Lewis Chris Ross CCCF Sweet Charity Mr. Thomas Hemler General Warren Inne Mr. Harold Freeman Mr. & Mrs. John R. Rothwell, Jr. Anonymous (6) Hirtle Callaghan & Co. Laura’s Biscotti and Granola Colleen Frens, Esq. Mr. & Mrs. Raymond P. Sarnacki Mr. Nicholas Armstrong Mr. Nicholas Hoffman, CPA The Lincoln Room Gawthrop Greenwood Mrs. Sara A. Scanlon Backoffice Thinking Mr. & Mrs. Steven B. Hutton The Master’s Baker Mr. Scott T. Hattersley Mr. & Mrs. Ronald E. Schafer Barclay Friends Hall Mr. Jason W. Ingle New Street Catering Mr. & Mrs. Donald B. Lynn, Jr. Ms. Lynnann M. Shilling Mr. Carmen R. Battavio Iron Valley Wealth Management Pulse Desserts By Linda Louise Mr. & Mrs. Mark McIntosh Sickler Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Les Bear Mrs. Joan Craig Frank Ms. JoAnn Mancini Mr. & Mrs. Raymond P. Sarnacki J. M. & Lois B. Herr Family St. Peter’s Bakery Mr. Jason Alexander & Ms. Foundation Ms. Karen A. Simmons Ms. Sarah Beck Mr. & Mrs. David M. Frees, Jr. Manito Abstract Company Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Schless Meghan McVety Victoria Gardens Auxiliary Johnson & Johnson Family of Mrs. Loretta L Simon Mr. & Mrs. Arthur A. Bernardon Frens and Frens Bronwyn L. Martin, Ph.D., MBA, Ms. Karen A. Simmons & Mr. Peter Volunteers Stephen Olsen, Esq. Companies SimoneZajac Wealth Management BlackRock Fulton Bank CFS, CRPC, CMFC Hannon Waterloo Gardens Phillips Philanthropy Advisors Dr. Janet K. Johnston Group Mr. & Mrs. James N. Borum Mr. & Mrs. William Gallagher Ms. Gerardina L. Martin Simpson Senior Services Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Streitwieser Ms. Denise Kaiser Dr. and Mrs. Henry H. Sineath Mr. & Mrs. David A Braxton Gawthrop Greenwood Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Ms. Joy L. Slater CCCF Trustee Institute Ms. Janet Zeis Mr. & Mrs. Vartan Karakelian Mr. Sam Slater & Ms. Lornie Matuszewski Ms. Julie R. Sommese Hirtle Callaghan & Co. Briggs Auction Dr. and Mrs. Morrie G. Gold Forbes Mr. Thomas McGlone Merz Group Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Keith Camphill Special Schools Good Neighbors Home Repair Mr. & Mrs. W. Donald Sparks Chester County Dr. Richard B. Kent Mr. & Mrs. Peter G. Snelling Mr. & Mrs. Mark McIntosh Honorable and Mrs. Walter Pegasus Technologies Community Mr. Edward J. Carpoletti Good Works Mr. & Mrs. Patrick C. South Mr. & Mrs. William L. McLean Stapleton Foundation-Friends Mr. Peter Kjellerup & Ms. Amanda Goshen Friends School Chester County Hospital CCCF Youth Aaron & Jean Martin Fund Cabot Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Steger Foundation Mr. Jason Alexander and Ms. Mr. Andrew M. Storti Mr. & Mrs. William R. Gotwals Philanthropy Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Knox Ms. Elizabeth B. Stull Meghan McVety Surrey Services for Seniors Mr. & Mrs. Francis Abbott Church Farm School Mr. & Mrs. David Grace Program at Ms. Susan Melle Dr. Madeleine W. Adler and Dr. Ms. Katie Kourakis Susquehanna Trust & Investment Citizens Advocacy of Chester Rev. Marie Z. Swayze The Graystone Society Westtown School Frederick S. Lane Lamb McErlane Company County Meridian Bank Mr. & Mrs. Gustave J. Teipelke Mr. & Mrs. James McGusty Rev. Marie Z. Swayze Ms. Kim Hall Mrs. Joyce Mitchell Mrs. Jane P. Anderson Larmore Scarlett Ms. Carol Ann Clark Mr. John H. Thacher, Jr. Westtown School Mr. James Hanna Anonymous (5) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Jackson Lee Mr. & Mrs. Gustave J. Teipelke Mr. and Honorable Thomas Mr. & Mrs. Rodman W. Ms. Jen Trachtman Ms. Rosemary Hanna Moorhead, III Mr. & Mrs. Barry Boose Mr. Samuel B. Long Mr. & Mrs. L. Peter Temple Comitta Mr. Craig Lincoln Tucker CCEPC Marc Riddell Mr. Peter G. Hannon Mrs. Elizabeth Ranney Moran Mr. & Mrs. James N. Borum M&T Bank Mr. & Mrs. Louis N. Teti Community Volunteers in Eva L. Verplanck, Ph.D. Memorial Scholarship Medicine Mr. & Mrs. Howard Harris Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. Morrison Fund Mr. Cameron Brown Mrs. Jane C. MacElree Mrs. Nancy Blackman Thompson Volunteer English Program in William H. Bunch Auction Mr. Craig Lincoln Tucker Dr. & Mrs. Donald LaRossa Mrs. Beverly Hattersley Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Mumma Chester County Ms. Kimberly J. Brumbaugh, MacElree Harvey Proceeds LUTCF Mr. & Mrs. James F. Vaughan Dr. Ann F. Corson Ms. Mary P. Headley National Penn Investors Trust Mr. & Mrs. Philip C. Wagner Main Line Financial Advisors Company Mr. & Mrs. Al Cortese Mr. & Mrs. Frank Byrne, III Ms. Michelle Venema County of Chester Ms. Dana Heiman Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Walker Mr. Aaron J. Martin Mr. Jim Nelson Mr. David G. Gold, CPA Mrs. Anne M. Congdon LaRossa Eva L. Verplanck, Ph.D. Mr. & Mrs. Ethan L. Cramer Ms. Susan Marie Heist Carol E. Ware, Ph.D. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. McIntyre Dr. and Mrs. James Anthony Orsini Mr. & Mrs. Vasilios J. Kalogredis Countryside Consulting Mr. & Mrs. Donald W. Weaver Crime Victims’ Center of Chester Mr. & Mrs. Bruce R. Hockman Waterloo Gardens Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. McNeil County Mark G. Pavlovich, Ph.D. Ms. Nicole LaBletta Dale L. Reese Foundation Ms. Penelope P. Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Charles Lukens Huston, III West Chester University Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. McVety Mr. Fred Crotchfelt Phillips Philanthropy Advisors Mr. Jay Lindquist Mr. & Mrs. Steven B. 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Keath Fetter O’Donnell Larmore Scarlett Turner Syndrome Management Services Ms. Tamara Fox Mr. Randall R. Ruch Mr. & Mrs. Carl Francis Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Niggeman Dr. and Mrs. James Anthony Orsini Gawthrop Greenwood Mrs. Deborah H. Francis Mr. & Mrs. Jason P. Lisi Ms. Karen Sarnacki James K. Freeman, Esq. Paul R. Kopey & Associates Mrs. Jane C. MacElree Kamelot Auction House

~ 35 ~ ~ 36 ~ Mrs. Angela Fanelli Landis & Setzler PC Mrs. Eileen Simonetti Francis J. Snyder Mr. & Mrs. Emmett A. Ferra, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. James Larison Mr. & Mrs. Leo Sinclair Foundation Mr. William R. Filbert Mr. & Mrs. Jim Larsen Mr. & Mrs. James E. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Snyder Fleming ‘s Steakhouse Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Leopold Mr. David Snyder Frees Family Fund Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Fraim Lexus of Chester Springs Mrs. Patricia Sperry David M. Frees Insurance Ms. Judith Frank Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Limoggio Dr. and Ms. Robert Taggart Mr. & Mrs. David M. Frees, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Carl J. Fria Mr. & Mrs. David J. Linton Tennis Addiction French & Pickering Mrs. Jackie Funk Ms. Barbara Lippincott Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. Teson Creeks Conservation Mr. & Mrs. George Gannon Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Long Mr. Steven Thrailkill Trust Endowed Fund General Warren Inne Ms. Susan Luckan Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Tlush French and Pickering Creeks Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Gettis, Jr. Heather and John Lutley-Ttees Ms. Suzanne M. 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~ 39 ~ ~ 40 ~ jessie l. & Harold W. Kathleen McBratnie Lauren’s Heart Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas Morris Mr. & Mrs. Andrew R. Nardone Phoenixville Freeman Foundation Memorial Endowed Scholarship Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Morris Mr. & Mrs. Robert Nedwick Community Education Mr. Harold Freeman Fund Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Justin Noll Foundation Mr. & Mrs. John Acello Ms. Kimberly Duggan Nick Smiles on the Fine Mr. Jerry O’Brien Endowment Fund John & Mary DiCecco Mrs. Vickie O. Howell Mrs. Dawn Krause Arts Foundation Phoenixville Community Mr. & Mrs. G. David Patrylak Active Network Education Foundation Scholarship Fund Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. McBratnie Mr. Leonard DiFilippo Liddick Family Fund Mrs. Jane P. Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Perticari Mr. John Trottman, II Planned Parenthood Mr. & Mrs. W. Gary Liddick Anonymous (2) Mr. & Mrs. Carl A. Pinto, Jr. John Hay Memorial Ms. Karen Trotman of SEPA Endowment Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. 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Chappell Brandywine Motor Cars Mr. Dennis Dixon Ms. Kandace Perkins Science Scholarship Mr. Michael Kolar Mr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Davies Brandywine Valley Heating and Air DMF Associates Mr. & Mrs. Ronald B. Perkins Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Alan J. Kramer Downingtown Area School District Conditioning Ms. Carolyn Grady Ms. Lorri H. Donovan Premium Fire & Security Mr. John Lawler DRM Mr. & Mrs. Jason Brennan Mr. James O’Brien Mr. & Mrs. David B. Duclos Mr. Kenneth M. Price Mr. & Mrs. William A. Looft Mr. & Mrs. Lyle V. Frederick Mrs. Shanna Burrell Mr. Crai Volker Mr. & Mrs. Jesse Eaton Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Price Low Key Farm Gpare/ The Bridge Way School Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Cavin Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Weker Mr. & Mrs. James Ervin Mr. & Mrs. Lewis E. Proffitt Mr. Mark R. Lynch Mr. Joseph A. Iezzi Chester County Cat Hospital Event Net Proceeds Mr. Philip R. Purdy Mr. & Mrs. Scott A. Mackay Mr. & Mrs. Tim Kissell Chester County Therapy Sweet Jane’s Wish Mr. Matthew Clair Mr. Kennith R. Frascella Mr. & Mrs. Luther L. Reeder, Jr. Ms. Erica Abrams Mr. & Mrs. William K. Magee Mr. & Mrs. James Koller Ms. Gina Colley-Holgate Mr. & Mrs. Edythe Skora Freeman Mr. Richard Roberts Mr. Anthony Aliantro Mr. & Mrs. Francis J. Marinelli Larry C. Smedley, D.D.S. Mr. Ted Colomeda Mrs. Judith Friede Mr. George E. Robinson, II Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Altomare Mr. Patrick K. Marra Ms. Kathleen M. Linaugh Committee to Elect Ryan Costello Mr. Stanford L. Gallimore Ms. Janice L. Robinson Anonymous (5) Mr. Frank Mastrangelo Lionville Car Care Mr. Craig Constable Ms. D. Alexis Garland Mr. & Mrs. Vincent M. Ross Ms. Janet Barmore Mattioni Ms. Kathryn Meyers McFadden Hotel Group/Hotel Ms. Jennifer Torrens Cozen O’Connor Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Gawryluk Mr. Mark K. Rupert Beauty Solutions Honorable Rick Merson Mr. & Mrs. Ray M. Mincarelli, Jr. Warner Univest Bank & Trust Mr. Raymond Dandrea Mr. & Mrs. James E. Graham Mr. & Mrs. John M. Rutland Mrs. Kimberly Creager Berselli Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Miller Mrs. Martha Muzzy Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. McIntyre Unruh Turner Burke & Frees Mr. Duane Davis, CPA Mr. William Griffin Mr. Dennis J. Savage Blok Financial Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey G. Mucha Mr. Scott B. Reynolds Meridian Bank Valco Capital GRL Group Mr. & Mrs. Eric Schmitt National Penn Bancshares Inc. Mr. & Mrs. William A. Roberts DellaVecchia, Reilly, Smith & Boyd Mr. & Mrs. Chad Mountain Ms. Nancy E. Boles Funeral Home Van Grofski Mr. & Mrs. Zain Haider Mr. & Mrs. Peter Kai Seelaus Mr. Robert J. Nicolazzi Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Scofield Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Netzer Mr. & Mrs. James E. Booge, IV Ms. Melanie Deutsch Visual Expansion Gallery Maeble L. Hairston, Esq. Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Simpson Mr. Scott Reynolds Mr. & Mrs. James J. Walker, Jr. Ms. Lynette Oh Mr. Rick Brandl Mr. Daniel Dimucci Mr. Don Vymazal Mr. & Mrs. James Haley Mr. & Mrs. Isaac S. Smalls Mr. Joseph Rhoads Mr. & Mrs. Harry J. Watson Parkway Dry Cleaners Brett Hand Architect Ms. Gianna DiPasquale Mr. Thomas Walsh Mr. Granderson D. Hanks Mr. & Mrs. David K. Smith Mr. Rich Rikess Mr. & Mrs. George J. Wilson Pennoni Associates Mr. Scott Caputo Mr. & Mrs. Daniel D. Dunn Wells Fargo Mr. & Mrs. Lee R. Herbert Mr. Ronald E. Smothers Mr. Raymond Rodier Mr. & Mrs. Daniel E. Wingate, Jr. Pine Street Carpenters Ms. Joanne T. Cava Ms. Karen Dunn Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth West Ms. Elizabeth Higginbotham Mr. & Mrs. Marvin L. Stewart Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth A. Romig Ms. Bethany Poulton Mr. & Mrs. Frances M. Christian Teti Family Fund Event Net Proceeds West Chester Friends School Ms. Diane Horsey Mr. John C.S. Thomas Ron’s Original Bar and Grille Mr. Daniel Price Mr. Kyle Clay Mr. & Mrs. Louis N. Teti Honorable Terence Farrell West Chester University Mr. Otis R. Howell, Jr. Ms. Deborah E. Trammell Mr. & Mrs. Francesco G. Rosati Ms. Carol Jean Quigley Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Mark S. Clewett Faulkner Buick GMC West Chester Ms. Patricia L. Howell Truist Ms. Esther Ruban Thorndale Rotary Jay Rams Head Bar and Grill WhirlAway Travel Mr. David Cohen Faunbrook Estate of West Chester Mr. & Mrs. Losenge M. Imasogie Mr. & Mrs. Richard Turner Mr. Brian P. Schafer Edge Community Ray Ott & Associates Mr. David A. Wickard Mr. Craig Connolly Fox Rothschild J.R. Patterson & Associates Ms. Nicole Y. Venable Ms. Marilyn E. Shobaken Service Scholarship Mr. & Mrs. Keith Renaldo Mr. & Mrs. Phillip E Yocum Diver Chevrolet Leppert Family Charitable Fund of Fulton Bank Mr. Douglas L. James Verizon Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Ben Shobaken Ms. Beth Roland Ms. Ellen A. Zadoff Eastern Alliance Insurance National Christian Fdtn. Gawthrop Greenwood Mr. William R. Johnson Mr. Derrick H. Williams Company Mr. & Mrs. Douglas N. Spinler Mr. & Mrs. John R. Rothwell, Jr. Mr. Jonathan A Zelznick Thorndale Rotary Club Mr. & Mrs. Leonard C. Giunta Mr. Randy Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Q. Williams, II ELAP Services Mr. Bill Tell Rothwell Document Solutions Zukin Realty Thorndale Rotary Club Event Mr. Frederick T. Gusz, Jr. Mr. Robert Scott Jones Mr. Joseph Wilson Event Net Proceeds Travis Court Social Club Proceeds Mr. Greg Schuster Ms. Megann Hedgecock Uptown! Honorable & Dr. J. Curtis Joyner Mr. & Mrs. Garrett L. Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Joel S. Fabry Ms. Elizabeth E. Unruh Mr. & Mrs. William J. Scott, Jr. Mr. Matt Holliday Entertainment Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Katich Dr. and Mrs. Levi Wingard Mr. Jeffrey C. Factor Uwchlan Hills Elementary School Up On the Roof Mr. & Mrs. Peter Kai Seelaus Fundraiser - West Jane Chalfant/Kiki Boutique Alliance Fund Ms. Felicia V. Kessel - Crawley Mr. & Mrs. David S. Fantini Mr. Joseph Vela Side Bar & Restaurant Stephen Chandler Chester Downtown Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm S. Johnstone Bancroft Construction Mr. William Comly Koch Mr. Matt Fisher Vomela Harbor Graphics Ms. Karen A. Simmons Ericson Scholarship Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Craig E. Kalemjian Barnaby’s West Chester Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Lambert, Sr. Mr. Tom Flinn West Pharmaceutical Services Mr. A. Roy Smith Foundation Ace Hardware West Chester Ms. Sheila Keller Mrs. Amy Diehl Mr. & Mrs. Steven W. Laudermilch Ms. Stephanie Denise Frame Wiggle Foot Wireless Solution By Mash Calista Grand Mr. Larry Albert Mr. Jonathan Koegel Event Net Proceeds Ms. Sheri Lawrence Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Clark Mr. & Mrs. Joshua M. Friedland Mr. & Mrs. Chris Allen Mrs. Debra Ward Sparre Terry Muzzy Mr. Timothy Krall Eventbrite Mr. Ronald Lewis Mr. & Mrs. Christopher L. Spiezle Group Mr. & Mrs. Joseph H. Ericson, Jr. Scholarship Arthur Hall Insurance Mrs. Keli Laverty Ms. Linda Foster Mr. & Mrs. W. Gary Liddick Gemberling StanAb Ms. Carol Hunter Foundation Baxter Properties/High Street Mr. Robert Layman IT21 Solutions Mr. & Mrs. Davis B. Martin, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Karl G. Gerlach Associates Steve Pinkston & Others Dr. and Mrs. Ralph N. Pacinelli Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Ahrens Ms. Meg Leeds Mr. & Mrs. Roger Lacy Mrs. Antoinete M. Martin Mr. & Mrs. Ronald H. Gerlach Benecon Group Mr. David Sweet Roslyn Swim Team Ms. Lisa Aimone Mr. & Mrs. Jack R. Loew/Loew Mas West Chester Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Gilpin Mr. & Mrs. William McBride Mr. John Angelini Beneficial Bank Family Foundation Swope Lees Commercial Real Ms. Joanne Mentzer H.A. Thomson Estate Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. McGuire Sunday Foundation Anonymous Mrs. Michele Benson MacElree Harvey Mr. Michael J. Phelan Mrs. Barbara Sunday Mrs. Tammy Hanson Mr. Rick Thomas Dr. Francine G. McNairy Ms. Beth Widhson Arena Bernardon Haber Holloway Maggie McIntosh Event Design Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Salvitti JMG Rink Management Architects Thomas Comitta Associates Mr. & Mrs. Ronald E. McRae Mr. & Mrs. Matthew W. Bell Maillie StanAb Susan DeCecco Ms. Jen Jones Ms. Kathi Beutel Mr. & Mrs. Mark P. Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Salil K. Mehra Brigadoon Manito Abstract Company Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Stancato, Jr. Mr. Rick Nelson Scholarship Fund Mr. John Kelly, Jr. Mr. Jason Birl Thompson Homes Mr. Leonard DiFilippo Mr. & Mrs. Wayne C. Buckwalter Mr. Stanley Marciniak Swope Lees Commercial Real Estate Ms. Marylou Kloss Mr. Bob Blasiotti Today Media Mr. & Mrs. Christopher B. Parham Caron Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. May West Chester Library Labor & Capital Brandywine Capital Associates Tolsdorf Oil Lube Express Ms. Kathleen McCune ~ 43 ~ ~ 44 ~ Mr. Paul Heal MacElree Harvey Mr. & Mrs. Glenn R. Schoener Willistown Mr. Matthew Healy Mr. Kevin Mailey Mr. Steve Seide Conservation Trust Mr. Neil Hebenton Mr. Anthony Marangiello Mr. Ralph Senseny Endowment Fund Willistown Conservation Trust Mrs. Chris Henneghan Mr. John Marshalek Mr. Scott Shafer Mr. Jerome Heppelmann Mr. & Mrs. Gregory J. Matecki Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Shenkin Willistown United Dr. Jonathan Hetzel Mr. Joseph Maurizi Mrs. Janna Sherrill Methodist Church Mr. & Mrs. Glenn A. Hibler Max And Bella Black Foundation Mr. & Mrs. James C. Simmons Endowment Fund Hilger Flick & Co. Mr. Greg McBride S-J Mid-Atlantic Mrs. Pauline H. Johnson Mr. Marc Hirshfield Mrs. Donna McCabe Mr. & Mrs. Jason D. Smith Mr. LeRoy S. Kleinfelter Mr. & Mrs. Bruce R. Hockman Mr. Michael McCabe Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Snyder Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. Stapleton Mr. & Mrs. Peter K. Hoover McCloskey Transportation Mr. Robin Stanzione Willistown’s Mr. David Horowitz Services State Farm Insurance Mr. & Mrs. John W. McEvoy Okehocking Nature Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey M. Hunt Mr. & Mrs. James J. Terry Center Fund Owen J. Roberts High School Chester Springs Financial Group Mrs. Melanie McManus Valor Bowl Fund Wharton Esherick Internet Pipeline Mr. & Mrs. Eric Theiss Mr. Thomas W. Allison ABC Paper & Chemical Famous Bucktown Boosters Museum Mr. Ali Cleveland Richard E. Meanix, Esq. IT Edge Mr. & Mrs. Rick Thompson Mrs. Jane P. Anderson AGHS Sports Boosters Oxford Football Boosters Woodworking Award Mr. Sol Cohn Mr. Steve Mills James J. Terry Funeral Home TLC Turf Services Ms. Elizabeth Barbis B & L Commercial Cleaning Oxford Parent Teacher Fund Mr. Chris Cole Ms. Janet Moore Organization Wharton Esherick Museum Mr. Stephen Jefferies Mr. Ryan Todd Ms. Pamela A. Costanzi Bishop Shanahan High School Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Collins Mr. Christopher Moresco Mr. & Mrs. Daniel H. Polett Mr. Tim Jefferis Ms. Jill Tonachio Ms. Kelly DeCurtis Ms. Tammy Braxton Communications Test Design Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Mullen Reconstructive Orthopedic Whitford Charitable Mr. Bruce Johnson Mr. Gary Treasone Mr. & Mrs. James P. Dunigan Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Carroll Conlin’s Digital Print & Copy Mr. & Mrs. Andrew D Munts Associates Fund K2B Enterprises Mr. Daryl Tunno Event Net Proceeds CCDSIG Buddy Walk Golf Outing Event Proceeds Center Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Myles, IV Mr. & Mrs. Terry J. Robinson Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Katich Mr. Ryan K Tyler James K. Freeman, Esq. Coatesville Area School District Mr. Arthur Adams Mr. Michael Cowgill Noelker And Hull Associates Rustin Football Boosters Mr. L. William Kay, II Unipak INC. Mr. Heinz A. Hegmann Conestoga Gridiron Club Association Addis Group Mr. Carl C. Cowles Mr. Bill Nugent Mr. James Kellar Mr. & Mrs. Timothy W. Wallace Mr. Thomas Hemler Mr. & Mrs. W. John Crawford, Jr. Saladworks Mrs. Sandra Amarante Mr. Peter Davidson Mr. Adam O’Doherty Mrs. Patricia Kelly Ms. Crystal Ward Mr. Richard G. Lee Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey J. Dinnocenti Mr. & Mrs. Matthew R. Schaub Ami Trost - Blue Moon Florist Mr. Chuck DeLone P. Dimarco & Company Mr. & Mrs. Harry W. Kennedy Ms. Victoria Warren Mr. Kevin Murphy Downingtown East H.S. Football Susquehanna Trust & Investment Anonymous (2) Mr. & Mrs. Michael DeLone Mr. Joseph Parisi Booster Club Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Kent, Jr. Mr. Timothy Weir Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. Nagy Company Applied Controls Derma Sciences Mr. & Mrs. Leo D. Parsons Downingtown West H.S. Football Ms. Melissa Kiebort Mr. & Mrs. Ethan Weiss Mr. & Mrs. Ronald D. J. Ploeg Tredyffrin/Easttown Conestoga Mrs. Karen L. Baker Ms. Linda Devine Mr. Bill Pierce Booster Club Football Association Mr. Kutz By Kim Mr. James Wenke Ms. Lynnann M. Shilling Mrs. Kelly Becker Mrs. Diane Dinan Plant Food Company East Senior High Football Booster Mr. & Mrs. Matthew H. Knight Whitford Insurance Network Mrs. Loretta Simon Tredyffrin/Easttown Middle School Mrs. Susan Dovey Association Belfor USA Group Mr. George Powers Unionville Quarterback Club Mr. & Mrs. Albert Koenig Mr. Michael C. Williams Mr. & Mrs. Langhorne B. Smith Benchmark Construction Downingtown Area Senior Center Event Net Proceeds Mr. Dennis Kozak Proconex Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Winiarski Company Mr. Jack Taylor Mr. & Mrs. David B. Duclos Protection Bureau Exton Dental Medicine Associates Vicky Ahlum Mrs. Linda Kozak XL Insurance Ms. Penelope P. Watkins Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Berghuis Mr. John Dulin Mr. Herbert G. Garbutt, Jr. Memorial Scholarship Mr. & Mrs. Leon A. La Rosa, Jr. R&G Gorr Enterprise Mr. Daniel R. Zajac Mr. Lawrence Berran Mr. & Mrs. Donald B. Eicher Please note: Please help us correct Grand Sport Auto Body Endowed Foundation Relative Care Mr. John Ladden Mrs. Sharon Zalis errors or omissions. Contact the Mr. Michael T. Ahlum Mr. Jeffrey Bevevino Mr. Jack Enoches Great Valley Gridiron Club Mr. Michael Ladden, PGA Renaissance Charitable Mr. Paul Zwally Foundation at (610) 696-8211 or Mr. Mark Bevevino Mr. Jeff Evons Foundation [email protected]. Thank you for Hankin Foundation West Chester Mr. Andrew Larosa Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Brisgone First Financial Networks Republic Services your understanding and assistance. Henderson High School Football Downtown Larosa & Associates Booster Association Mr. Chris Brockett First Flag Capital Advisors Mr. Ronald J. Rottmann, CCM Foundation Fund Mr. Stephen Lenihan Herr Foods M&T Charitable Foundation Brooks Fi Solutions Mr. Boyd Fisher Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Ryan Ms. Joan S. Lindstrom Jenncrest West Chester Downtown Ms. Kimberly J. Brumbaugh, Ms. Stephanie Denise Frame Mr. & Mrs. Carl Sacchetti LUTCF Mr. John Logan John C. Leo and Son Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Maury Freed Safe Harbor of Chester County Bryn Mawr Trust Company Mr. & Mrs. Eli A. Kahn Mr. Thomas C. French West Goshen Lions Mrs. Pam Butler Mr. Alvy L. Kelly Mr. Jim Gehring Club Foundation Mr. & Mrs. William L. Cain Kelly’s Sports Mr. & Mrs. James A. Ferrier Ms. Lois Ann Glasgow Mr. Timothy Campbell Kennett Athletic Boosters Mrs. William A. Huebner in Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell Gore Mr. William Campbell Laurel Valley Farms memory of William A. Huebner Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gorr Mr. & Mrs. Michele Campbell We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by M&T Charitable Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Carl F. Lorenz, II, in Mr. Gerald Griffin memory of Lions Elizabeth ‘Sibi’ Mr. Ken Cecco MacElree Harvey Mr. Michael Grigalonis Corle, William Feltwell, Dick Mr. & Mrs. David Charlton Malvern Preparatory School Hurlbrink, William Padula, William Mr. David Grimes Chester County Public Safety Schurter, Vince Spina & Peter Mr. & Mrs. Harry Hammond Octorara Football Club Training Foundation Weygandt Mr. Ed Hart ~ Winston Churchill ~ 45 ~ ~ 46 ~ Investment Performance investment Since 6/2003 inception with Hirtle Callaghan & Co. 30.0% 24.6%

20.0% 11.4% 11.1% 13.8% 3.5% 8.1% 9.3% 8.1% 7.9% Investment Return and Spending Policy: The Foundation is committed to prudent investment management strategies and fiscal policies 10.0% that it believes will lead to the long-term growth of endowment fund principal and meeting Foundation spending policy objectives.

The Foundation’s investment goal is to maximize total return in any combination of its income components (interest and dividends) 0.0% and capital appreciation while carefully weighing the risks involved. This total return approach provides the fewest constraints on 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 investment managers and, therefore, puts the Foundation in a better position to demand superior investment performance results. -2.3% -10.0% The Foundation desires a target return on its invested endowed funds that provides portfolio growth, exceeds inflation, covers Cumulative Annualized investment fee expenses, covers the Foundation’s 1% administrative fee, and covers the annual grant payout of 5%. At a minimum the Total Account 71.5% 5.5% return should exceed agreed-to performance benchmarks plus cover fee expenses. -20.0% Policy Benchmark 67.5% 5.3% Preservation of Principal:The Foundation seeks to protect the principal value of the originally invested endowment assets, while recognizing that prudent risks must be taken, compatible with the return objectives and with the public nature and position of the -30.0% Foundation. -29.9%

Weighted Total Account Performance 70/30/S&P/BarCap Benchmark 70/30 MSCI ACWI/BarCap Benchmark

HIRTLE, CALLAGHAN & CO. serves as the Community Foundation’s Chief Investment Officer (CIO). For a copy of the Investment Policies, contact the Foundation (610) 696-8211 [email protected] 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 formulated on a long-term, broadly diversified strategic asset allocation plan with asset class targets and operating ranges.

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, and termination of investment managers. Hirtle Callaghan is also responsible for retaining and directing the activities of the 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.

Tips Cash 3.8% 5.0% Opportunistic Fixed Income 5.5% U.S. Large Cap Value ASSET ALLOCATION 12.5% For its endowed funds, the Community Core Fixed Income U.S. Large Cap 9.2% Growth Foundation maintains well-diversified 12.5% Real Estate portfolios of 70% equities and 30% 1.0% U.S. SMall Cap fixed income securities invested for 2.3% Commodities total return. 5.0% Fixed Income Hedge 3%

Equity Hedge International 7.0% DevelopeD International 23.2% Private Equity Emerging 2.8% 7.2%

~ 47 ~ ~ 48 ~ Medallion Investment Status M Finances

The Community Foundation’s Medallion Investment program gives you the opportunity to establish a donor-advised fund at the Sources of funds Community Foundation, while having a qualified advisor you choose continue to manage the asset and receive investment CHESTER COUNTY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION management fees. It all adds up to a winning formula: STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION as of June 30 Earned Income • you supply the charitable passion 10% Audited by Umbreit Korengel & Associates • your wealth manager/investment advisor supplies the investment expertise, and contributions 90% • the Community Foundation supplies the charitable legacy vehicle. Audited Audited All get credit for the perfect charitable solution. ASSETS 2013 2012 Medallion status is awarded to investment advisors/firms which pass the Community Foundation’s annual due diligence review Cash & cash equivalents $ 4,101,960 $ 3,215,459 undertaken by the Foundation’s Investment Committee. Medallion funds are separately managed, non-aggregated funds, which Unconditional promises to give-net 228,360 389,454 receive their own investment return. The Foundation charges a modest additional annual fee to the charitable fund for this service. Prepaid expenses 12,626 11,770 Charitable funds must meet a minimum endowed balance of $500,000 to be in the Medallion program. Certificates of deposit 1,544,624 1,504,465 The Community Foundation has Medallion Investment relationships with: Marketable securities 33,136,862 26,848,479 Property & equipment-net 505,963 524,245 SUSQUEHANNA TRUST & INVESTMENT CO. has a history that goes back over 80 years and has $1.8 billion in assets under management. It provides a comprehensive suite of wealth management TOTAL ASSETS $ 39,530,395 $ 32,493,872 services to individual and institutional clients delivered through regional offices throughout Susquehanna Wealth Management’s footprint. Susquehanna Wealth Management (SWM) is a registered service mark under which LIABILITIES all of the Susquehanna Bancshares, Inc. wealth management affiliates operate. SWM is a full-service wealth management practice Accounts payable & accrued expenses $ 36,408 $ 54,131 with $7.6 billion in assets under management and administration with offerings that include expertise in the areas of asset management services, fiduciary services, brokerage and insurance solutions, and comprehensive financial planning. Annuities payable 285,000 260,450 Uses of funds Not-for-profit endowments 3,106,296 2,847,534 Jack Karakelian, CFP®, CFM and Peter Snelling, CIMA®, CPWA® of the Snelling Group at Merrill Lynch TOTAL LIABILITIES $ 3,427,704 $ 3,162,115 Management & in Exton help successful executives, entrepreneurs and families navigate the financial challenges and Administration ultimately the transitions of their careers and lives. Their planning-based practice provides a 7% Fundraising 3% comprehensive and personalized approach to their financial and investment concerns. They combine NET ASSETS knowledge, experience and acumen with a deep understanding and appreciation of not just their Unrestricted-Board designated $ 35,874,331 $ 28,917,007 client’s goals, risk preferences, and objectives but of their family, interests and passions. They embody Charles Merrill’s motto, “The Temporarily restricted 228,360 414,750 interests of our customer must come first” in a process that works closely with clients to help them live the lives they want. TOTAL NET ASSETS $ 36,102,691 $ 29,331,757 DOMINI SOCIAL INVESTMENTS meet baseline standards of corporate citizenship that are both good for society and good for the bottom line. Domini believes companies with fewer environmental TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $ 39,530,395 $ 32,493,872 liabilities, more diverse boards and workforces, generous employee benefits, and authentic commitments to their communities are better positioned to succeed and prosper. To obtain a copy of the audit or IRS990, contact the Foundation.

Professional Advisors We help you find the best charitable solutions… We help you find the Grants & Programs Individuals increasingly expect their professional advisors to assist them with strategic philanthropy as best charitable solutions 90% for your clients part of overall planning. The Community Foundation is a philanthropy resource for estate planning attorneys, wealth managers, and CPAs: • the client understands their own needs and desires • the advisor understands their client’s financial and estate circumstances; and • the Community Foundation understands legacy philanthropy. It’s a winning partnership. The Community Foundation helps advisors and their clients customize philanthropy solutions for their If you want to lift yourself up, specific situations. Whether it is through a gift of appreciated securities or real estate, a non-cash asset, a life insurance policy, or bequest, there are many ways the Community Foundation helps professional advisors find solutions, to help fulfill the individuals’ dreams of giving back to the community. ~ 49 ~ - Booker T. Washington ~ 50 ~ Board of Directors FY2014 Committees FY2014 L. Peter Temple, Esq. Carl Francis The Community Foundation thrives due to the work of its committees, composed of Board members and community volunteers. Partner, Larmore, Scarlett CEO, Envisian These individuals dedicate countless volunteer hours to increase philanthropy throughout Chester County. Chair Sara D. Harris, CPA Finance Committee Francis Brinton Jacobs, II Estate Planning Attorney J. Stoddard Hayes, Jr., Esq. Community Volunteer Cynthia Sineath Ray, CPA, Chair Michael B. Karwic, CFP, CRPC Outreach Partner, Gawthrop Greenwood Sara Harris, CPA, Audit Chair Matthew D. Kelly Denise M. Antonelli, Esq. Vice Chair Ann S. Hutton Carol A. Clark Richard K. May William J. Gallagher, Esq. Community Volunteer Kathy Dean-Bradley, CPA Louis N. Teti, Esq. John A. Featherman, III, Esq. Meghan McVety Michael A. DeHaven, CPA Philip C. Wagner, CFA David M. Frees, III, Esq. Principal, Capacity for Change Michael B. Karwic, CFP®, CRPC Edward H. Dickol J. Stoddard Hayes, Esq. Vice Chair Iron Valley Wealth Management David W. Glarner Imprints Steering Committee Kevin Holleran, Esq. Sara Harris, CPA John H. Diederich, CFA, Co-Chair Donald B. Lynn, Esq. Cindy Sineath Ray, CPA Stacey Willits McConnell, Esq. Emeriti Douglas Pacitti, CPA Meghan A. McVety, Co-Chair Stacey Willits McConnell, Esq. Corporate Secretary/Treasurer Partner, Lamb McErlane Madeleine Wing Adler, Ph.D. James E. Yiaski, CPA Richard Clark, CPA, CFA Anthony Morris, Esq. Louis J. Beccaria, Ph.D. Sarah Daniels John F. McKenna, Esq. William J. Gallagher, Esq. Anthony Morris, Esq. John A. Featherman, III, Esq. Governance/Nominating Colleen Frens, Esq. Lance J. Nelson, Esq. Partner, MacElree Harvey Partner, Buckley, Brion, Wiggie Featherman Committee Scott Hattersley Patrick C. O’Donnell, Esq. Chair-Elect McGuire, Morris & Sommer Charles Lukens Huston, III Carl Francis, Chair Meredith Huffman Stephen J. Olsen, Esq. Elizabeth Ranney Moran J. Stoddard Hayes, Jr., Esq. Paul Keogan Nancy Pine, Esq., AEP® Carol A. Clark Robert E. Rigg, CIC, CPCU, CLU Eva L. Verplanck, Ph.D. Meghan McVety Jonathan Long Duke Schneider, Esq. Community Volunteer Rigg Darlington Group Carol Ware, Ph.D. Anthony Morris, Esq. Terry Manning L. Peter Temple, Esq. Eva L. Verplanck, Ph.D. Maggie McIntosh Louis N. Teti, Esq. John H. Diederich Karen A. Simmons, ex officio Dr. Henry A. Jordan Patrick Murray Nikolaos I. Tsouros, Esq. Dock Street Capital President/CEO, Chester County cum stellarum Grants Committee Stephen Olsen, Esq. Community Foundation Founding Chair, 1994-2004 Ann S. Hutton, Chair Bob Peterson Wealth Advisor Outreach David Elderkin Carol A. Clark, Capacity Building Chair Eliza Phillips Jennifer L. Byrne, CFA Community Volunteer Franny Abbott Michael Reese Richard C. Clark, CPA, CFA Louis J. Beccaria, Ph.D. Charles Streitweiser John H. Diederich, CFA Pamela Leland, Ph.D. Janet Zeis David W. Glarner Michael Louis, Esq. Frederick E. Hubler, Jr. Special Thanks Gerardina Martin Operating Endowment L. Stockton Illoway, CLU, ChFC, MSFS Moira Mumma Rising to the Top Campaign Jack Karakelian, CFP The Community Foundation Board acknowledges the dedicated service of these Board members whose terms expired June 30, 2013: Eva L. Verplanck, Ph.D. Carol Ware, Ph.D., Honorary Chair Michael B. Karwic, CFP, CRPC Cecilia Ross, Grants Committee Chair, Nominating Committee member, Giving for Good Gala Host Scott T. Hattersley Matthew D. Kelly Frank Brewer, Best Practices Task Force member Investment Committee Eva L. Verplanck, Ph.D. Paul R. Kopey, CPA, CFP, ChFC Robert E. Rigg, CIC, CPCU, CLU Kurt A. Kunsch David M. Frees, III, Esq., Sweet Charity Event Co-Chair Jennifer L. Byrne, CFA Fund Policies Task Force Richard K. May Dr. James Orsini, Nominating Committee member Richard C. Clark, CPA, CFA David Elderkin, Chair Stephen J. McGann, CTFA, AEP® Dr. Greg Weisenstein, Best Practices Task Force member John Diederich, CFA Robert E. Rigg, CIC, CPCU, CLU Mark Prowell, MSFS, AEP® Deb Frampton Cynthia Sineath Ray, CPA Patrick South, CFA L. Stockton Illoway, CLU, ChFC, MSFS Eva L. Verplanck, Ph.D. Harry R. Tyler, CFP, CAP Philip C. Wagner, CFA Chris Valerio, CFA ~ 51 ~ ~ 52 ~ Staff

Karen A. Simmons President/CEO

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

Lisa M. Slawinski Advancement Manager

Carla Moore, CPA Finance & Administration Manager

James McCormick Your Part-Time ControllerTM Controller

Brittany Deeney, Advancement Danielle Dermond, Business Affairs Kim Stewart, Advancement Dan Weigle, Business Affairs WCU Student Interns

The Foundation thanks our West Chester University interns for their diligent work during 2013. We especially wish graduating interns Thu Vo and Michael DePrince great success in their post-college careers.

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