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Grants We Awarded $12.6 Million in Grants How to Apply for Grants from Our Charitable Funds and Supporting Attend Our Free Workshops GRANTS We awarded $12.6 million in grants HOW TO APPLY FOR GraNTS from our charitable funds and supporting Attend our free workshops. Navigating Your Community Foundation organizations to 864 charitable and Writing a Compelling Grant Request workshops are held periodically to organizations during the fiscal year that help charitable organizations in our service region (Calumet, Outagamie, ended June 30, 2012. Shawano, Waupaca and northern Winnebago counties) better understand Most of the grant recipients were potential grant opportunities, how the Foundation works, our grantmaking recommended by the people, businesses policies, priorities, processes and factors that shape our grant decisions. Visit and organizations that have established the calendar area on our website at www.cffoxvalley.orgfor dates and details. charitable funds with us. A small part of our total grants is supported by “unrestricted” Review the “Grants/Nonprofits” charitable funds that people set up and leave section of our website. Learn the grant decisions to our volunteer Board about funds with competitive grant of Directors based on the current needs of processes and how to submit an the community. application, if eligible. We made While most donors know the charitable changes to some of our competitive causes they want to support locally and grant programs late in 2012. beyond, a small but growing number want to be partners in giving with us. Please contact Martha Hemwall, For them, our staff will arrange site Vice President Community & visits with organizations, identify grant Donor Engagement, at opportunities that match their interests 920-830-1290 x29 or or provide other guidance. [email protected] with Our donors’ generosity has enabled us questions. to award more than $162 million in grants since our founding in 1986. TOtal Grants: $12.6 MILLION BREAKDOWN BY FUND type UNRESTRICTED FIELD OF SCHOLARSHIPS DESIGNATED DONOR GEOGRAPHIC SUPPORTING 5% INTEREST 14% 5% 19% ADVISED 28% AFFILIATES 14% ORGANIZATIONS 15% Foundation Donors support a Donors provide Donors designate Donors recommend An advisory board Group’s own board committees cause, rather than scholarships to high one or more grants for charitable recommends grants approves grants recommend grants specific charitable school graduates. specific nonprofit projects or to organizations to charitable to address changing organizations. organizations to organizations. within specific organizations. community needs. receive ongoing geographic areas. support. LESS DONOR CONTROL MORE DONOR CONTROL 20 GRANT RECIPIENTS ------------------------ B ------------------------ Between July 1, 2011, and June AIM 30, 2012, grants awarded from our Alaska Sudan Medical Project B.A.B.E.S. of New London charitable funds and supporting Alight Center B.A.B.E.S Respite & Counseling Services organizations totaled $12.6 million. Allegheny College Badger State Girl Choir Our donors’ generosity has enabled us Alliance Defense Fund Bay-Lakes Council Boy Scouts of America to award more than $162 million in ALS Association BEAMING grants since our founding in 1986. The Alton Historical Society Beecher-Dunbar-Pembine School District following 864 charitable organizations Alton, Town of Being There Reaching Out located locally and beyond received Altrusa International Foundation Bellin Health Foundation grants during our 2011-12 fiscal year. Alzheimers Association-Chicago Benedictine Monks Alzheimers Association Greater Wisconsin Bergstrom-Mahler Museum ------------------------ A ------------------------ Alzheimer’s Disease Research Berlin Community Scholarship Corporation 2617 Club American Bible Society-District of Columbia Best Friends-Calumet County 1000 Friends of Wisconsin American Bible Society-New York Best Friends of Neenah-Menasha Appleton Area School District (AASD) American Cancer Society-Green Bay Bethlehem College and Seminary AASD-Appleton Bilingual School American Cancer Society-Pewaukee Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran Church AASD-Appleton Career Academy American Cancer Society-Waukesha Bethlehem Lutheran School AASD-Appleton Central High School American Cancer Society-Wausau Beyond Boundaries of Autism AASD-Appleton East High School American Friends Service Committee Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeastern AASD-Appleton North High School American Heart Association-Milwaukee Wisconsin AASD-Appleton West High School American Heart Association-St. Louis Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Fox Valley Region AASD-Badger Elementary School American Heart Association-Tempe Billy Graham Evangelistic Association AASD-Classical Charter School American Institute for Cancer Research Blair’s Tree of Hope AASD-Columbus Elementary School American Lung Association of Wisconsin Bobbie Barnett Memorial Foundation AASD-Edison Elementary School American Macular Degeneration Foundation Bonduel Community Archives AASD-Einstein Middle School American Red Cross-Greater Waupaca Area Bonduel School District (BOND) AASD-Ferber Elementary School American Red Cross of East Central Wisconsin Bonduel, Village of AASD-Foster Elementary Charter American Red Cross-Outagamie Chapter Box in the Wood Theatre Guild AASD-Fox River Academy American Tinnitus Association Boys’ and Girls’ Brigade AASD-Franklin Elementary School AmeriCares Foundation Boys & Girls Club of Oshkosh AASD-Highlands Elementary School Amistad International Boys & Girls Club of the Fox Valley AASD-Highlands/Odyssey Elementary School Animal Welfare League Boys & Girls Club of the Tri-County Area AASD-Horizons Elementary School Apostolic Truth Church Boys Town AASD-Houdini Elementary School Appalachia Service Project Brain Injury Association of America AASD-Huntley Elementary School The Appleton ABC Program Brain Injury Association of Minnesota AASD-Janet Berry Elementary School Appleton Alliance Church Brain Injury Association of Wisconsin AASD-Janet Berry PTO Appleton Boychoir Bread for the World Institute AASD-Jefferson Elementary School Appleton Christian School The Breast Cancer Research Foundation AASD-Johnston Elementary School Appleton, City of The Bridge Center AASD-Lincoln Elementary School Appleton Education Foundation Brillion City Community Drive AASD-Madison Middle School Appleton Medical Center Brillion School District (BSD) AASD-McKinley Elementary School Appleton Medical Center Foundation BSD-Brillion High School AASD-Morgan School Appleton Police Department Gordon Bubolz Nature Preserve AASD-Richmond Elementary School Appleton Public Library The Building for Kids AASD-Roosevelt Middle School Appleton Rotary Foundation ------------------------ C ------------------------ AASD-Therapy & Special P.E. Dept. Appleton Soccer Booster Club AASD-Valley New School The Arc Fox Cities Calumet County Dive Team AASD-Wilson Middle School Arizona Musicfest Calumet Medical Center ACES-Catholic Central Elementary School Arthritis Foundation-Green Bay Calvin Theological Seminary ACES-St. Bernadette Elementary School Arthritis Foundation-West Allis Cambridge in America Xavier Education System (ACES) Asset Builders of America Camp Tekawitha ACES-Xavier High School Association of Fundraising Professionals-NE WI Campus Crusade for Christ The Academy Attic Theatre CAP Services-Appleton Action Against Hunger U.S.A. Auburndale Elementary School CAP Services-Stevens Point ADVOCAP Augustana College Care Net-Lansdowne African Heritage Autism Society of the Fox Valley Care Net-Topeka AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin 21 GRANT RECIPIENTS [ continued ] Catholic Charities-USA Citizens Equal Rights Foundation CFFVR-Fox Valley Community Arts Fund Catholic Church Extension Society Citizens for a Scenic Wisconsin CFFVR-Friends of the Foundation Catholic Diocese of Green Bay Clarity Care CFFVR-Keller Adaptive Equipment Needs Fund Catholic Foundation for the Diocese Clean Wisconsin CFFVR-Mother and Unborn Baby Care/Carolyn of Green Bay Clintonville Area Ambulance Service Keber Baird Fund Catholic Relief Services Clintonville Area Food Pantry CFFVR-Richard Newcomb & Janice Schreiber- Celebration Lutheran School of Appleton Clintonville Area Historical Society Newcomb Charitable Fund Center on Halsted Clintonville Area Youth Football CFFVR-Stanley H. Ostrand Scholarship Fund Central Wisconsin Habitat for Humanity Clintonville Public Schools (CLPS) CFFVR-The Post-Crescent Community Cerebral Palsy & Arc CLPS-Clintonville Middle School Backpack Fund Cerebral Palsy-Green Bay Code 3 for a Cure Foundation CFFVR-The Post-Crescent Community Cerebral Palsy of Mideast Wisconsin Colby Elementary School Stock the Shelves Fund CHAPS Academy College of Mount Saint Joseph CFFVR-Red Smith Youth Sports Fund Chiaravalle Montessori School Colonial Williamsburg Foundation CFFVR-United Way Fox Cities-Administrative Chicago Cubs Charities Commemorative Air Force-Missouri Wing Endowment Fund Chicago Jesuit Academy Common Ground Meditation Center CFFVR-Unlock The Fox Fund Children’s Hospital and Health System Community Benefit Tree CFFVR-Waupaca Breakfast Rotary Club Foundation Community Care Bread Basket Endowment Fund Children’s Hospital and Research Center Community Clothes Closet CFFVR-Womankind Medical Clinic Foundation Community Family Resource Centers Endowment Fund Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin-Fox Valley Community Foundation for the Fox CFFVR-World Education Fund Children’s Memorial Hospital Foundation Valley Region (CFFVR) Community Foundation of Greater South Chilton Public Library CFFVR-ACES Xavier Foundation Fund Wood County Chilton Public Schools (CHPS) CFFVR-Appleton Education Foundation Fund Community
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