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YEARS OF 20GENEROSITY 18 A REASON TO CELEBRATE 20

In 20 short years, philanthropists who love the Chattahoochee Valley have “gotten” the idea of a community foundation that they give through instead of to; that increases charitable CFCV ASSETS assets through careful, strategic investing; that keeps fees low while 2014 106,382,252 providing a back office 2015 105,877,665 for charitable giving; and that acts as a resource, 2016 130,290,769 encourager and convener for good things throughout the community. They’ve seen value in and have supported our work so enthusiastically that their donations have 2017 157,091,268 made us the second-largest community foundation in Georgia! 2018 173,549,909 But size only tells a portion of the story. We know that one of the most important ways we accomplish our mission is through connections: connecting our donors with things that they care about, connecting nonprofits with ways to do their work more effectively and efficiently, and connecting our community at large to 18 collaborations that move us all forward together. All while we uphold the values (at right) that make us stronger. It is our honor to help facilitate the giving spirit of those in our community, offering GIFTS TO CFCV a venue that helps families, businesses and other organizations make a difference... now and forever. 2014 10,202,581 As we look for even-better ways to connect people with things that they care about, 2015 16,744,244 we celebrate the work that our donors accomplished through us in 2018: • Thanks to the generosity of some 500 donors, the Community Foundation ended 2016 28,883,095 Fiscal Year 2018 with net assets of $174 million. • We received more than 700 gifts of $22 million during the year (including inter-fund 2017 24,402,106 gifts), bringing the total contributions we’ve received since our founding to more 2018 20,162,121 than $282 million. • We made 1,785 grants during the year of over $16 million (again, including inter- fund grants) from what now totals 291 active Funds. • Since we began, we have made a total of more than $157 million in grants back to the community, underlining our growing position as a center of thoughtful philanthropy for the Chattahoochee Valley. • Still, because of the operating support we receive from our Founder’s Society GRANTS FROM CFCV Endowment, no more than one cent of each dollar contributed goes to administrative costs. 2014 8,655,939 To the hundreds of people who trusted us this year, thank you. Our board and staff are honored to serve the philanthropic needs of this great Chattahoochee Valley. 2015 11,074,275 Enjoy the stories on these pages to learn more about our work, and let us know if we can help you become part of it! 2016 11,656,544 2017 10,901,626 2018 12,843,732 Marquette McKnight Betsy W. Covington 2018 Chair, Board of Trustees President and CEO 20

Mission: Why we exist We enable and promote philanthropy that inspires, facilitates and fosters a vibrant and engaged Chattahoochee Valley.

Vision: How we accomplish our mission We are the premier center for thoughtful philanthropy for people who want to make their Chattahoochee Valley communities better, both during and after their lifetimes. We: • Help a multitude of donors easily and effectively deploy a wide range of assets to impact their charitable interests. • Responsibly invest assets to preserve and increase grantmaking capital. • Know our communities and share that knowledge to empower engagement, leadership and improvement. • Lead and collaborate to shape effective responses to community needs and opportunities. 18

Values: Core beliefs that guide our decision- making and actions Service • We were created to lead through service; we serve our donors, our area’s nonprofits, and our community at large. Stewardship • We are entrusted with people’s hopes, dreams and financial resources in perpetuity; we manage them in ways that uphold that trust and exceed expectations while remaining cost effective. Integrity • We conduct our business dealings with honor; we can be relied on to act responsibly. Inclusiveness • We are an institution of communal good; we seek to work collaboratively and to mobilize the resources of the community to meet the community’s needs. Independence • We represent the best interest of the community as a whole; we are not obligated to individuals, organizations or others. Knowledge • We learn continually and are a repository of community understanding, knowledge and expertise; we use that information to engage others AT A and mobilize philanthropy to make a difference. GLANCE CELEBRATING THE FOUNDERS’ SOCIETY INVESTMENT

Watch David Dodson (president of MDC in Durham, NC) challenge us to Build an Infrastructure of Opportunity in the Chattahoochee Valley at the CFCV board and staff celebrate the first 20 years at the 20th Anniversary Investors’ Luncheon. Investors’ Luncheon at cfcv.com/Community Impact.

It’s one thing to get people energized wonder whether we’re going to ask those FOUNDERS’ about a new community rec center or a people for money.” program to combat homelessness. It’s SOCIETY The stability of the Founders’ Society another thing entirely to convince them to also keeps CFCV administrative fees AFLAC pay for your electric bills or office supplies. low, maximizing each Funds’ assets Bradley-Turner Foundation CFCV won’t ever have to do the for supporting charitable causes and latter, thanks to the Founders’ Society underscoring CFCV’s commitment to Bill Heard Chevrolet Endowment. Since the organization’s transparency and community trust. Ledger-Enquirer earliest days, the endowment helps ensure Covington is grateful to CFCV’s visionaries First Union Foundation that CFCV’s operating costs are covered, for investing early in the foundation’s meaning that the foundation will be in John S. and permanence. “Endowment money is often business in perpetuity, always be self- James L. Knight Foundation the hardest money for an organization to sufficient—and never have to compete with raise, because its outcomes are so hard to Frank G. Lumpkin, Jr., Foundation other area nonprofits for funding. imagine” she says. “Here, founders saw our Mead Westvaco Foundation According to Betsy Covington, CFCV’s future impact potential even before we had Schuster Enterprises president and CEO, a respected national staff or structure in place.” community foundation consultant advised SunTrust Bank In part to celebrate that Founders’ Society those organizing CFCV to raise an vision, CFCV held a 20th Anniversary Synovus Foundation endowment to clarify the organization’s Investors’ Luncheon for investors of “greater good” status from the start. The Mr. and Mrs. Sam M. Wellborn philanthropic assets, leadership and group listened—and raised $2.5 million partnership in the foundation. The Robert W. Woodruff Foundation in 60 days from 13 generous donors, event was an acknowledgement (and a designating $800,000 as startup cash and challenge of “What’s next?”) for those the rest as a core endowment to cover who dreamed of a vehicle for collective administrative expenses. philanthropic management, investment and Thanks to that Founders’ Society grantmaking—and then made it happen. Endowment, CFCV staff doesn’t have to “I genuinely give thanks every day for solicit operating funds. “That would be a the wisdom of that initial board and the mixed message for our donors and for the generosity of those Founders’ Society nonprofits that we partner with,” Covington members, and my staff does, too,” explains. “The last thing we want is to Covington adds. “We were instantly stable meet with a nonprofit to learn about their as an organization from day one, a great hopes and dreams for the community, and beginning. And 20 years in, we’re seeing then ask for their donor list and have them that stability pay off for our community.” A COMMITMENT TO PHILANTHROPY THROUGH CFCV

Dan and Kathelen Amos with Dr. Andrew Pippas, medical director of the John B. Amos Cancer Center, a grantee of the Amos’ Donor Advised Funds.

Anyone who’s ever purchased one of Aflac’s stewards of resources that permeates throughout ubiquitous “Holiday Ducks” knows the company all of the staff of the Community Foundation.” has made a strong commitment to charitable Perhaps most significantly, CFCV has helped causes such as fighting childhood cancer. to democratize giving throughout the region, But that commitment is just as strong among showing that even people of modest means can individual members of the Amos family, which make a difference. has steered the company since its founding in 1955. “[CFCV] has helped broaden that In fact, Kathelen Amos—wife of Aflac’s chairman and CEO Dan Amos, and herself a longtime definition [of a philanthropist]… executive with the company—was one of CFCV’s founding board members back in 1998. Not and has encouraged and inspired only that, she and Dan have established multiple people to take part.” Donor Advised Funds through CFCV over the years. — Kathelen Amos “For one thing, it provides a way to fund future giving in a way that is helpful from a planning and strategic standpoint,” she explains. Amos “My mother was a schoolteacher, but she also says that CFCV has also given them “the leeway was a person raised during the Depression, to support a broader range of organizations or and a saver, and she was very proud to be able causes than we do through the more narrow to establish a modest Fund at the Community guidelines of the family foundation. The resources Foundation,” Amos says. Though people in the that the Community Foundation has, in terms community “may not describe themselves as of being able to research proposals and make ‘philanthropists,’ together their generosity is assessments for us, have been great. having a meaningful impact in specific areas “I think they are a very transparent organization,” that they’re interested in, and that is what a she adds. “They have been very willing to have philanthropist is. Our Community Foundation has conversations with my husband and me about helped broaden that definition in people’s minds their financial policies, the management and and has encouraged and inspired people to take investment fees, and the financial performance part. The bottom line is that if giving brings you of their invested assets. There’s a real sense joy, the Community Foundation provides an of mission and a commitment to being good excellent and efficient means to do so.” TRANSFORMING TEACHING IN TROUP COUNTY

2018 Troup Project Zero Participants

There’s no such thing as a magic bullet for that knowledge rests with the teacher, and solving all of society’s issues, but education there’s a ‘delivery’ model,” says Dr. Penny is the closest thing we’ve got, according to Johnson, assistant superintendent for curriculum Ted Beason. instruction and professional learning with the “I’m a big believer in making public education as Troup County School System. “What Project good as you can make it,” says Beason, a financial Zero allows the teachers to do is reflect on advisor in LaGrange and advisory board member that practice and ask, ‘What can I do to create of the CFCV-administered Troup Community learners in my classroom who are engaging Endowment Fund. “If we can fix education, we with the content?’ It’s just a richer learning can fix a lot of other things. It will make private experience.” education and LaGrange College and other In 2016, after learning how the Muscogee schools better; it will cause people Educational Excellence Foundation enables to be more job-ready; it will make families Muscogee County School District teachers to stronger; it will reduce crime, and it will increase attend the program, Beason and his fellow property values.” advisory board members decided to send Education has to be about more than just soaking that year’s Troup Teacher of the Year, Michelle up facts, though. It has to involve students Ashmore, to participate. The following year, five becoming better critical thinkers on their own, other Troup teachers joined Ashmore. And last building the capacity to solve problems in summer, 10 teachers got to experience Project creative and intelligent ways. That’s the focus Zero Classroom. of the Project Zero Classroom at the Harvard One of them was Randolph Hardigree, a 25-year Graduate School of Education. Each summer, teaching veteran who currently teaches biology Harvard selects a group of teachers from all at LaGrange High School. While he admits over the globe to participate in the weeklong to being a little intimidated by the prospect institute—and for each of the past three years, of studying at an Ivy League institution—“I the Troup County Community Endowment Fund never thought my name and Harvard would be has enabled Troup County teachers to attend mentioned in the same sentence”—he says he the program. “was truly thrilled with the opportunity to be “Teachers tend to deliver the material in a pushed. I guess I was ready for a challenge.” variety of ways—good ways, hands-on ways. Hardigree says he’s always been an open-minded But it’s kind of ‘teacher-centric’—it’s the idea person who is passionate about teaching, “but the TRANSFORMING TEACHING IN TROUP COUNTY

Randolph Hardigree, 2018 Troup Teacher of the Year Randolph Hardigree with his students after his selection as Teacher of the Year

biggest and most surprising lesson I learned from be something that we would be able to PZC was that I was doing far more thinking than continue,” she says. “It was their generosity that my students were. This left me challenged and allowed us to expand the program from one to inspired to build a classroom environment where 10. We continue to have strong support from students were not only thinking for themselves, those who believe in the program and believe in but were also aware of their own progress toward the Troup County School System.” mastery of a particular academic concept.”

What Project Zero allows the teachers to do is reflect on that practice and ask, ‘What can I do to create learners in my classroom who are engaging with the content?’ — Dr. Penny Johnson

The difference Project Zero makes has been And that belief is becoming more widespread, noticeable to teachers, administrators and particularly among CFCV’s donors. Of last year’s students alike, Johnson says. “The engagement 10-teacher cohort, seven were funded with grants is very different. The students are just interacting from various Funds at CFCV. with each other at a different level,” she says, Today Hardigree has posters in his classroom adding that students become better equipped to that feature a motto inspired by his Project Zero learn not only from their teachers, but also from Classroom experience: Think for yourself. Share each other. out your thoughts. Listen to the thoughts of Johnson makes sure to mention that community others. “Helping all students become comfortable support for the Troup Community Endowment in their own thinking space, safe and confident Fund made it possible for the Project Zero using their own voices, and interested in hearing Classroom to have such a big impact in Troup what others are thinking—thanks to Project County. “Without our benefactors, this would not Zero Classroom, these goals have become the foundation of my teaching.” ON THE TABLE SPARKS ACTION

To learn more and get ready for On the Table 2019, visit OnTheTableChatt.com.

A lot can happen, it turns out, when you bring a resonated. According to the survey taken by bunch of people together just to chat. participants after the day was over, 86 percent In November 2017, CFCV took the lead in expressed belief that they could have a moderate organizing and supporting the region’s firstOn to big impact on improving their communities, the Table event, a day of civic roundtables across and 91 percent said they planned to take specific the Chattahoochee Valley. The only requirement actions based on the conversations they had. was that each talk happen over a meal or snacks; And CFCV will be helping them put some as far as topics of conversation—or the people muscle behind their activism. In February the who could participate—there were no restrictions organization launched a program offering small whatsoever. Action Grants to people moved to action by their More than 6,500 people accepted the invitation. On the Table conversations. Kelli Parker, CFCV’s One of them was Beatrice Casiano, a student director of grants and community partnerships, affairs staffer at Columbus Technical College, who says it’s a great way for the organization to kick hosted 15 fellow Latina women—12 in middle or off its third decade. high school and three adults. “It aligns with our mission and work, but it also “The feelings and experiences each girl was shows the growth and development of the going through [were] eye-opening for us all,” she Community Foundation over the past 20 years,” wrote in a blog post. “The discussion revealed she says. “Now we have the capacity to offer this gaps in services and support provided to Latino to the community and support these ideas that youth and the need for ongoing growth and they can use to make their community a better mentoring opportunities.” To respond to those place, right where they live.” needs, Casiano was moved to create Passion 4 Another finding from the survey was that, by a Latinas, a nonprofit dedicated to the growth and significant margin, area residents saw nonprofits development of young Latina women. and community organizations “are having the Because of stories like hers, when Columbus greatest impact on making their community was invited by the John S. and James L. Knight a better place to live.” As CFCV celebrates Foundation to hold a second On the Table event a milestone anniversary, that trust is both a last fall, CFCV made civic engagement a main tremendous responsibility and a huge vote of theme. Not only was turnout just as strong the confidence. second time around, the theme of taking action ON THE TABLE SPARKS ACTION

“It’s affirming to think 83%agree that our community is 81% about the work that we do feel that the area where they live changing for the better in investing those dollars has a strong sense of community charitably, and that people believe in this community 77% 23% are more are more 69% 31% that those nonprofits are making think people think people in a difference,” Parker says. “It’s hopeful about worried about what the future what the future in our our community a privilege to do this work, and holds for our holds for our community are are more

it’s great that people can see the community WHILE ONLY community more united WHILE ONLY divided difference being made.” Beatrice Casiano and other Likelihood of taking specific actions on an issue or individuals are starting to feel that solution discussed at On the Table conversation 96% same uplift. The young women say they enrolled in her program have very likely are very or already participated in activities 49% somewhat such as financial literacy workshops likely to take part in an and service projects related to somewhat not likely On the Table hurricane relief in Puerto Rico, and 42% 9% conversation Casiano hopes to add more, from next year. museum trips to college tours. “We are looking to make a huge Which of these apply to your On the Table experience? impact in these ladies’ lives,” she wrote. “We aim to encourage them and instill in them there is so much more life can offer, if they remain focused, continue their education, give back to their community and 65% become entrepreneurs or leaders The conversation helped of tomorrow.” 78% 65% me better understand 50% I spoke with at least I learned about how I can take action I exchanged contact one person that I did important issues in to help address issues information with at least not already know my community and challenges in my one person that I did not community already know 7,000 Seats Filled in 2018 Seats 7,000 DOING GOOD: WHILE DOING WELL

The Community Foundation provides a simple, powerful and highly personal approach to giving. It exists to help people easily and effectively support the issues they care about — immediately or through their wills.

DONORS GIVE ALL TYPES OF ASSETS

Individuals, families Donors give cash, or organizations give appreciated stocks, real through the Community estate or other assets Foundation to help and receive maximum achieve their charitable charitable and tax goals and leave a benefits. The CFCV can legacy in a way that is also accept unusual types meaningful to them. of assets; sometimes donors are wealthy in unexpected ways.

TO THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR SPECIFIC FUNDS The Community Donors can give to an existing Fund Foundation of the or establish a fund in their name or Chattahoochee Valley, in the name of their family, a specific Inc., is a 501(c)(3) organization or someone they wish to public charity and is honor. Funds can be endowed to exist certified by the Council forever or non-endowed to facilitate on Foundations short-term giving. For descriptions and as meeting all illustrations of the various types of funds, national standards please see “An Array of Funds to Meet for community Community Needs,” in this report. foundations.

CAREFULLY INVESTED TO ALLOW GRANTS FOR GOOD… FOREVER Endowed funds The CFCV can make grants are pooled for on behalf of its donors to investment any charitable organization, purposes, including churches, educational maximizing and governmental institutions, diversification United Ways and ­— in some opportunities cases — in support of individuals and returns while or charitable efforts that may not lowering fees. have a 501(c)(3).

For more information about establishing a new Fund or contributing to an existing Fund, contact your financial advisor or the CFCV staff. AN ARRAY OF FUNDS TO MEET COMMUNITY NEEDS

New Funds established during the year are designated with an asterisk (*). Funds marked with a “†” are part of the Troup County Component Funds.

ADMINISTRATIVE AND The RiverCenter Arts Education Fund – to fund, The MCLF Special Projects Fund – to help provide enhance and develop RiverCenter’s outreach support for special projects of the Muscogee County UNRESTRICTED GRANT FUNDS and educational programs, particularly those to Library Foundation. Endowed Funds that either benefit the Community communities of color, economically disadvantaged The Parks Memorial Public Library Fund – to provide Foundation or help us identify opportunities and target neighborhoods and public schools with a high support for the operation and programs of the Parks dollars where they will be most effective. percentage of Free or Reduced Lunch recipients. Memorial Public Library in Stewart County, Georgia. The Chattahoochee Valley Fair Fund - to support The RiverCenter Facilities Endowment Fund – to operate The Rothschild Family for Rothschild Middle School the CFCV and its charitable efforts in the and furnish the RiverCenter for the Performing Arts. Fund – to continue the good work of David Rothschild Chattahoochee Valley The Martha Turner Valley Rescue Fund – to benefit the II in supporting the Rothschild Middle School The Community Endowment Fund (Discretionary Valley Rescue Mission. principal’s efforts to maximize learning at the school. Grants Fund) - to help meet the needs of the The Calvin Wylie Wells Fund – to support the purchase of The Russell County Sports Complex Fund – to develop, Chattahoochee Valley books and materials that will directly benefit the children construct and maintain a sports complex for the The Moselle W. and H. Quigg Fletcher, Jr., Endowment enrolled at the Huckabay School in Huckabay, Texas. benefit of the citizens of the area. Fund - a named sub-fund of the Community The Veteran’s Parkway Streetscape Fund – to help Endowment Fund, to help meet the needs of the Pass-Through (Non-endowed) support private efforts to transform the streetscape Chattahoochee Valley The Aiming High Academy of Columbus, Georgia Fund in the downtown section of Veteran’s Parkway in The Founder’s Society Endowment - to benefit the – to provide support for the operation of Aiming High Columbus. operations of the CFCV Academy, whose mission is to provide individualized The West Georgia Honor Flight Fund – to fly veterans The Nonprofit Training Partnership Fund*- A educational and therapeutic services to children 6-21 of World War II, free of charge, to Washington, D.C., to partnership with other local funding entities to foster years with intellectual, physical and developmental visit the WWII Memorial. a program of high-level nonprofit training disabilities. ArtBeat Fund – to support the organization and DONOR ADVISED FUNDS AREA FUNDS execution of the annual ArtBeat event, celebrating the Allow donors to recommend charitable grants at any time, Benefit a particular neighborhood, city or county. Donors arts in Columbus. with no mandatory annual payout rate. Easy and flexible, may select advisory committees to help make grant The Brookstone School Servant Leadership and these Funds have no legal costs and no annual tax returns. recommendations. Ricks Institute Fund – to support efforts or projects Donors receive maximum tax benefits for their giving to the coordinated by Brookstone School Servant Leadership Funds due to the CFCV’s status as a public charity and can Endowed Program that directly benefit Ricks Institute in access learning opportunities, online tools and expert staff. The Troup Community Endowment Fund † - as part Virginia, Liberia, West Africa. of the Troup Component Funds, helps meet the The Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit Juvenile Drug Endowed and Long-Term Invested charitable needs of Troup County, now and in Court Foundation Fund – to provide funding for the The Aflac Fund the future. Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit Juvenile Drug Court. The Alexander Family Fund The Coalition for Sound Growth Fund – to improve The Daniel P. and Kathelen V. Amos Fund Pass-Through (Non-endowed) quality of life in Columbus and the surrounding region The Paul and Courtney Amos Fund The Troup Community Immediate Needs Fund † - to make through education and action that encourages the The Paul S. and Jean R. Amos Family Foundation Fund* grants to qualified nonprofit organizations in Troup County implementation of development practices fostering The Kathelen Amos Fund for projects serving the community’s charitable needs. the community’s long-term economic growth, The Shannon L. Amos Legacy Fund enhanced sense of place, and environmental health. The Jean and Paul Amos Christian Charity Fund DESIGNATED FUNDS The Columbus Scholars Administrative Fund – to Guarantee ongoing support for specific charitable The Anonymous Fund #7 support the charitable activities of the Columbus The Anonymous Fund #10 organizations. Endowed Designated Funds provide Scholars committee and their program. permanent funding to help sustain an organization or to The Anonymous Fund #12 The Drug Free… You & Me Fund – to help support this The Anonymous Fund #18 supplement specific projects. annual conference for area 6th graders which has for more than 20 years helped give them the tools they The Anonymous Fund #19 Endowed need to resist the use of drugs and alcohol. The Anonymous Fund #20 The William Mizell Alexander and The Fox Elementary Fund – to help support Fox The Anonymous Fund #21 Julia Smith Alexander Fund Elementary School. The Anonymous Fund #22 The Loretto Chappell Book Endowment Fund – to The Friends of the Dragonfly Trail Fund - to help The Anonymous Fund #25 provide support for the purchase of books and support the design and construction of a linked The Anonymous Fund #27 other circulating materials for the public libraries in network of Greenway Trails throughout Columbus. The Anonymous Fund #30 Muscogee County. The Home for Good Permanent Supportive Housing The Anonymous Fund #31 The Columbus Symphony Orchestra Endowment Fund Plan Implementation Fund – to support one aspect of The Fred and Catalina Aranas Family Fund – to benefit the charitable purposes of and for the Columbus’ 10-year Plan to Eliminate Homelessness. The Royce and Tamara Ard Family Fund enrichment of the CSO. The Friends of the Parks Fund – to support projects in The David Mincey Averett Fund The Columbus Symphony Orchestra Rental Fund – to the parks of Columbus, Georgia. help pay the costs associated with the CSO’s use of The B24 Fund* The Home for Good Permanent Supportive Housing The Meredith F. Baum Fund the RiverCenter for the Performing Arts. Plan Implementation Fund – to support one aspect of The Muscogee County Library Endowment Fund – to The Beason Fund Columbus’ 10-year Plan to Eliminate Homelessness. The Tom and Doris Black Family Fund support the services and programs of the public The Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Outdoor Learning Trail libraries in Muscogee County. The James Boatwright Fund Fund – to establish the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., The Bowick Family Fund The Muscogee County Library Ruth Brooks Yancey Outdoor Learning Trail and to support its educational Endowment Fund – to support the efforts of the The Suzanne F. and Edward C. Burdeshaw Fund opportunities via programming. The Otis and Eleanor Burnham Charitable Fund public libraries in Muscogee County to promote The Muscogee County Library Foundation Fund – to early childhood literacy through onsite and outreach support the Muscogee County Public Library System. The Robert Wesley Carr and Frances Porter Crim Fund programming, including and especially that which The MCLF Operating Fund – to administer the annual The Cecil and Bettye Cheves Fund reaches at-risk children. Funds may additionally be operating and grantmaking budget of the Muscogee The Jenny and Bob Copeland Fund used for the design and maintenance of the Ruth County Library Foundation. The Dan and Nancy Durand Fund*† Brooks Yancey Children’s Garden. The Elle Joyce Marks Memorial Fund The Thad and Allison Estes Fund The Anonymous Fund #32 The Clare B. Williams Fund The Ruth Lamar Fletcher Fund The Anonymous Fund #33 The Elizabeth Worth Williams Fund The Lenora J. and Gardiner W. Garrard Fund The Anonymous Fund #34* The Susan and Keith Wood Fund* The Spencer Garrard Fund The B24 II Fund* The Bright Kinnett and Robert Usher Wright Family Fund* The Wilbur H. Glenn Family Fund The David and Michelle Blanchard Fund The Marion and Angela Hart Fund The Mr. and Mrs. James H. Blanchard Fund FIELD OF INTEREST FUNDS The Kenneth M. Henson, Jr. Family Fund The W.C. Bradley Co. Fund Allow donors to address specific areas of interest or The Helen Jordan Hobbs Fund The Briscoe Family Fund community needs without specifying particular recipient The Kathleen M. & Christopher D. Hohlstein Fund The McKnight and Alice Brown Fund organizations. The Hollis / Link Fund The David M. & Donna T. Brown Fund The Patricia Hurst Jordan and C. Dexter Jordan, Jr. Fund The J.S. Brown Fund Endowed The Consumer Financial Education Endowment Fund The Betty Lindsay King Charitable Fund The Laura H. Butler Fund – to advance consumer awareness and consumer The Kinnett Family Fund* The Stephen T. & Kent H. Butler Fund rights and to educate, counsel and/or advocate for The Knight Foundation Fund The W. Wade and Elizabeth S. Cliatt Fund consumers who, due to their limited educational The Knight, Dismuke, Caldwell Charitable Fund The Susan M. Cochran Fund background and/or modest financial resources, The David and Jane Cohn Kulbersh Charitable Fund The Columbus Fire & Safety Equipment are particularly susceptible to being victimized in The Clay & Shannon Land Fund Company, Inc., Fund consumer transactions. The Loomis Fund The Doable Columbus Fund The Friends of Foster Care Fund – to ensure a better The Joey M. and Ramona L. Loudermilk Fund The Dreyden Fund life for the Muscogee County children in foster care. The A.J. and Helen C. McClung Foundation Fund The Reverend J.H. Flakes, Jr. Memorial Fund The Painted Rock Arts Endowment Fund – to promote The McMath-Turner Family Fund The Thomas and Loretta Flowers Charitable Fund the arts in the communities of West Point, GA, and The Hannah Lee McMonagle Charitable Fund The Fort Trustee Funds Lanett and Valley, AL. The Johnson Wade McMonagle Charitable Fund The Claudia and Gunby Garrard Fund The Pediatric Research Education Foundation The Tate Patrick McMonagle Charitable Fund The William D. Ploeger Youth Golf Fund Fund – to further physician and staff education The William Andrew McMonagle Charitable Fund The Kerry and Donna Hand Fund opportunities related to pediatric care in the The Mike Irvin/Integrated Financial Group Fund The EHH Gift Fund Chattahoochee Valley. The Michael G. and Valeta R. Mills Fund The Have a Dream Fund The Right from the Start Marriage and Family The Jean Kinnett Oliver Fund* The Jo Anne and Robert G. Hecht Fund Endowment Fund – to provide a permanent source of The Helge Boes Memorial Fund support for efforts in the Columbus, GA, community The Page-Sheek Fund that help build and support healthy marriages and The Dan and Teri Parker Fund The Elizabeth B. Hendricks Fund families. The Brandon and Brooke Peak Family Fund The Irby Foundation Fund The Phoenix Fund* The Elizabeth Neal Irby Fund Pass-Through (Non-endowed) The James Key and Brinkley Burks Pound Fund The Quinn Irby Fund AADO (African American Development Officers) Fund The “Of These” Principles Fund The Virginia Bradley Irby Fund – to provide support for programming that helps this The Lee Richter Family Fund The Mikey Jacobs Fund organization foster professional development and The Rotary Club of Columbus Endowment Fund The Ashley and Martin Jones Fund facilitate interaction among its members. The Rotary Club of LaGrange Endowment Fund The Elijah Kelley Foundation Fund The Columbus 2025 Fund – to support the operation The Dora G. and Jac H. Rothschild Fund The Kennon Family Fund and programs of Columbus 2025, a multi-year cross- The Agnes Green and John & Alice Sands Fund The Kinnett - Klumpenhower Fund* sector effort to reduce poverty, increase prosperity The Maxine R. and Jack S. Schiffman Fund The Katie and Justin Krieg Fund and improve the quality of life in the Greater The Frank and Meg Schley Family Fund The Sallie T. and John C. Martin Fund Columbus, Georgia, Region. The Shain Schley Fund* The Elizabeth D. Martin Fund The Columbus Crisis Giving Fund – to offer donors a The Claud A. Sears Family Fund The John C. Martin III Fund simple and effective way to support the local nonprofit The J.W. Smith and Laura S. Smith Fund The Millie Martin Fund organizations serving those affected by disaster. The Grover T. and Louise H. Smith Charitable Fund The C. Richard and Iva Lou Merritt Fund The Country’s Midnight Express Foundation Fund – to The Marian M. and J. Connor Smith Fund The John and Jan Merritt Fund support projects to aid the visually impaired. The SOMA Foundation Fund The Varrot Fund The Louise Spencer Dupre Cancer Research Fund – The Pierce and Becky Miller Fund to support charitable grantmaking related to the The Ken Spano Charitable Foundation Fund eradication of cancer. The Spinks Family Fund The Turner and Michele Moshell Fund The Moving Forward Together Fund – to support The Rose Hurt Steiner Fund The W. Michael & Elizabeth C. Ogie Fund issues related to ensuring equal opportunity for the The Donald and Irene Stewart Family Fund The Wilds M. Ogie Fund citizens of Columbus. The Mat and Mary Lou Swift Fund The Olivié -De Bode Fund S.N.A.A.P. Fund – to support the Southeastern The Claire Kinnett and John Austin Tate Fund* The Elizabeth B. and Alan C. Ramsay, Jr. Fund Network of African Americans in Philanthropy’s The Tharpe Family Fund The Lane M. and Chandler Riley Fund efforts to increase the opportunity to promote, The Phil and Anita Tomlinson Fund The Rotary Club of Columbus, Georgia, Inc. Fund educate and support African American philanthropic The Wade H. and Teresa Pike Tomlinson Fund The Eva and Alan Rothschild Fund organizations. The Tyler and Eleanore Townsend Fund The Jewett and Alan Rothschild Fund The Murray and Celia Solomon Field of Interest Fund The Ussery Family Fund The Run Across Georgia Fund The Standing Boy Trails Fund* - to support the design The Martha Mitchell Wade Charitable Fund The Scott’s Ride Fund and construction of 25 miles of multi-use trail and The Ruth McKnight Wade Charitable Fund The See It Through Fund a simple gravel parking area at Standing Boy State The Wells Fargo Bank Donor Advised Fund The Angela and John Sims Fund Park in Columbus, Georgia. The WestPoint Fund The Celia and Murray Solomon Family Fund Youth Infrastructure Coalition Fund* - to support The Cecil and Terry Whitaker Family Fund The Jay and Cindy Sparks Family Fund the engagement of youth in solving the problems The Emily and Tom Williams Fund The Tracy E.D. and Kathy M. Spencer Fund of today, and paving a better future through The Wooten Family Fund The Stephanie L. Sudduth Fund infrastructure projects. The Together 2016 Fund Pass-Through (Non-endowed) The Brad and Sally Turner Fund ORGANIZATION FUNDS The Philip M. and Sally H. Adams Fund The Cathey and Abbott Turner Family Fund Funds established by a nonprofit organization to The Aflac Childhood Cancer Campaign Fund provide benefit for that organization. The nonprofit The John and Amandah Turner Fund takes advantage of the CFCV’s professional endowment The Anonymous Fund #1 The Jack and Ashley Turner Fund The Anonymous Fund #2 management, freeing their staff and board to concentrate The Abbott and Kayla Turner Fund on the organization’s own programs and mission. The Anonymous Fund #5 The William B. III and Katherine Turner Fund The Anonymous Fund #6 The William B. Turner Fund Endowed and Long-Term Invested The Anonymous Fund #8 The Barbara J. Turner Fund Columbus Alliance for Regional Investment, Inc., Fund* The Anonymous Fund #9 The Gardiner Turner Fund The Columbus Habitat for Humanity Endowment Fund The Anonymous Fund #11 The Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Allen Waddell, Jr., Fund The Columbus High School Alumni Association The Anonymous Fund #13 The Katherine and Wright Waddell Fund Endowment Fund The Anonymous Fund #15 The Lulie and Harrison Wallace Fund The House of Mercy Endowment Fund The Anonymous Fund #23 The Matthew and Sarah West Fund The Junior League of Columbus Endowment Fund* The Anonymous Fund #24 The LaGrange Academy Endowment Fund † The LaGrange Academy Marian McGregor Smith SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS The Jeanette Williamson Craig and Eugene L. Craig Endowment Fund † Help donors invest in the community’s future by providing Scholarship Fund* – to help Muscogee County The LaGrange Art Museum Endowment Fund † scholarship support for qualified students or specific students attend college (one selected per year). The LaGrange Symphony Orchestra, Inc., Connally- institutions. The Gary Downs Youth Foundation Fund Kaplan Endowment Fund † The Randy Jordan Spirit of Columbus High School The LaGrange Symphony Orchestra, Inc., Dorothy Endowed and Long-Term Invested Athletic Award Fund Allen Turner Endowment Fund † The Aaron Cohn Citizenship Award for Aaron Cohn The Randy Jordan Scholarship for Jordan High School The LaGrange Symphony Orchestra, Inc., Ethel Dallis Middle School Fund – to annually honor an Aaron Fund Hill Memorial Fund † Cohn Middle School eighth grade student who The James Henry Smith and Gladys Manning Smith The Mother Mary School Mission Endowment Fund demonstrates the qualities that Judge Aaron Scholarship Fund – to provide support for Muscogee The David and Barbara Rothschild Fund for the Cohn most admired: civic awareness, scholastic County students going to college (one selected per Muscogee County Libraries achievements, and community service. year). The Westville Endowment Fund The Megan Rose Carroll Scholarship Fund* - to The Judge Albert W. Thompson, Sr., Scholarship The Lynn Whiddon Endowment for the Youth provide a one-time scholarship each year to a female Fund – to provide scholarships to college and/or law Orchestra of Greater Columbus Fund graduating senior from Harris County High School. students in Georgia who are committed to studying The Columbus Scholars Fund – to support the law or entering public service upon graduation. Long-Term Invested (Non-endowed) Columbus Scholars Project in its effort to break the The Abbey Fellowship, Inc. Fund cycle of long-term poverty by providing mentoring The Columbus Habitat for Humanity Construction Fund and college funding to impoverished children with the goal of spreading hope and opportunity. CONTRIBUTORS TO THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

Donations of all sizes were received throughout 2018 from hundreds of individuals, families and organizations. Their gifts will be used to benefit the community now and in the future. Every effort has been made to ensure that this report is accurate. However, if we have made any errors, please accept our apology and call our office at (706) 320-0027 so that we may correct our records. The following have given $250 or more to one or more Funds at the CFCV.

84 Lumber Benevity Community Impact Fund/ A Fund Mr. and Mrs. Murray Calhoun III Ms. Janet W. Davis A-Com Protection Services, Inc. of the American Online Giving Foundation Col. and Mrs. Gregory C. Camp Ms. Rhonda Davis Newton and Phyllis Aaron Dr. and Mrs. Morton Berenson Carlisle Services LLC Delta Motors Adams Family and Cosmetic Dentistry, PC Ms. Delia Betancourt The Carpetman, LLC Ms. Greta deMayo Aflac Ms. A. Betts Mr. David J. Castellani Mr. Eugene A. Demonet The AFLAC Foundation Bi-City Service Company, Inc. Albert Caves, D.M.D. Denan, Inc. Smoothie King #449 Aggregate Practice Holdings, Inc. Ms. Marjorie B. Bickerstaff Dr. Sammy A. Caves, DMD, PC Mr. Lawrence Derby Mr. and Mrs. Dusty Akom Ms. Martha S. Bickerstaff Ms. Jan M. Caves Destiny Fitness Management Mr. J. Rick Alexander Cathy and Rennie Bickerstaff Kia Chambers Ms. Mabel Ditchfield Mr. and Mrs. W. Mizell Alexander Big T Tire and Offroad Charleston Shoe Company DiVerge, Inc. The Allergy Center at Brookstone Ms. Janice P. Biggers The Loretto Chappell Book Diverse Mechanical, Inc. Mr. Tommy Amal Mrs. Tom B. Black Endowment Fund, CFCV Ms. Mary Dowdell American Civil Liberties Union, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred O. Blackmar The Chattahoochee Valley Fair Fund, CFCV Doyle Wealth Management Mr. Daniel P. Amos Blackwell’s Inc. Chem Seal Asphalt Maintenence Ms. Laura Drinkwater Daniel P. Amos Family Foundation, Inc. Ms. Diane G. Blackwell Chick-fil-A at Columbus Park Crossing Ms. Cynthia Dudley The Daniel P. and Kathelen V. Amos Blue Knights Georgia V Dick and Mimi Childs Mr. and Mrs. James Dudley Fund, CFCV Bob’s Transmission Holding Company, LLC CKB Ventures, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Durand Mrs. Olivia Amos Ms. K. Heatherly Born Ms. Brenda Clark Ms. Monica Echols Mrs. Paul S. Amos Mr. and Mrs. James Boston CLIBOCA Foundation Edgar Hughston Builder, Inc. Paul S. and Jean R. Amos Family Foundation, Inc. Ms. Lucy Bowers Columbus Barricade, Inc. Eldred’s Mobile Service The Shelby and Wanda Amos Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Bowick Columbus Carpet Cleaning Mr. Gregory S. Ellington Ms. Lisa Anderson Bradfield Landscape Services Columbus Convention and Visitors Bureau Mr. and Mrs. David Epperly Anonymous Friends of the Community W.C. Bradley Company Columbus Fire & Safety Equipment Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Thad Estes The Anonymous Fund #15, CFCV Ms. Minnie R. Bradley Columbus Hospice, Inc. Extreme PowerSports, Inc. The Anonymous Fund #11, CFCV Mrs. Richard Y. Bradley Columbus Regional Health The Moselle W. and H. Quigg Fletcher, Jr., The Anonymous Fund #24, CFCV The Bradley-Turner Foundation Columbus Road Runners, Inc. Endowment Fund, CFCV Arnold’s Bike Shop Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Branham The Columbus Scholars Fund, CFCV Flint Energies EMC Dr. Joseph S. Arnold Mr. Charles K. Briscoe Columbus Speech and Hearing Center Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Flowers The Arthur James Cheek Fund Ms. Kathleen L. Broda Columbus Tape & Video The Mildred Miller Fort Foundation Automated Business Machines Brooks Heating and Air, Inc. The Community Endowment Fund, CFCV The Fort Trustee Funds, CFCV The David Mincey Averett Fund, CFCV Mr. and Mrs. David M. Brown Ms. Elizabeth T. Corn Mr. Thomas J. Frennea B & B Beverage Company Kornisha Brown Cotton Custom Metals, LLC. Ms. Myrna Fuller The B24 II Fund, CFCV Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. Bryan Country’s Midnight Express, LLC Ms. Ayana Gabriel James Bailey Mr. William Bryant Covenant Woods Senior Living Mary Jane Galer Champ and Sue Anne Baker Dr. Mary Alice Budge Crazy Cecil’s Party Shop The Lenora J. and Gardiner W. Garrard Fund, CFCV Batson-Cook Construction Suzanne and Edward Burdeshaw Cuff-Columbus Dr. and Mrs. R. Spencer Garrard Ms. Libby Baxley Ms. Helen J. Burgin Ms. Patricia P. Cullen Gary O. Bruce, P. C. BDRC Racing Ms. Nancy Burgin D & D Foods, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jerald D. Gaus Mr. Cameron P. Bean Mrs. Otis B. Burnham Daniel Appliance Gibbons Body Works, Inc. Beloco Foundation, Inc. Ms. Birgit Burton David Rothschild Co., Inc. The Jane and Jack Goldfrank Family Foundation Mr. Jack R. Benedict The Stephen T. & Kent H. Butler Fund, CFCV Mr. Glenn Davis Ms. Angelique Grant Dr. and Mrs. Charles L. Calhoun Mr. Howard Davis Greater Columbus, GA, Chamber of Commerce Greater Giving Knox Pest Control Mr. Eddie Obleton Ms. Teela Spiller Mrs. Gail Greenblatt The Katie and Justin Krieg Fund, CFCV Odyssey Enterprises, Inc. Mr. Robert B. St. Clair Derrick Greene Mr. and Mrs. R. Justin Krieg Mr. and Mrs. W. Michael Ogie St. Luke United Methodist Church / Alice Budge and John Greenman The David and Jane Cohn Kulbersh The W. Michael & Elizabeth C. Ogie Fund, CFCV Discovery Class Ms. Susan S. Gristina Charitable Fund, CFCV Osman Ventures, LLC Dr. Franklin J. Star Donor Advised Fund Dr. and Mrs. Crow Gudger Judge and Mrs. John T. Laney III Mr. Mark Overby Mr. and Mrs. Warren B. Steele Gymnastics Unlimited Ms. Kayron M. Laska P. Sherrod & Co., LLC Dr. and Mrs. John R. Stephenson Dr. Henry J. Hall Mark Lawrence Ms. Celia G. Page Stivers Subaru Susette P. Hall Mr. J. Mark Lawson Dr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Page Ms. Carsen Storey Mrs. Richard Hallock Dr. and Mrs. Darcy R. Leerssen Mr. and Mrs. Hugh L. Page Ms. Sara Stribling Hardaway Foundation Sandy Lewack Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Peak Supercharged Beverage Company, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Alan Harkness Lewallen Construction Company Mr. and Mrs. Gordon F. Pease Mrs. Barbara C. Swift The Harmann Family Fund of the Greater Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Lewis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack J. Pease III Ms. Jeanne Swift Cincinnati Foundation Margaret O. Lewis Ms. Virginia T. Peebles Ms. Lucia Swift Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Harp Jr Liberty Utilities Service Corp.- Georgia Penny Plus Three LLC Mr. Richard B. Swift Harris Ventures, Inc. DBA Staff Zone Mr. and Mrs. Anthony D. Link Pezold Family Foundation Synovus Jay Harris Mr. and Mrs. James B. Lipham Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Pike Jessica Taylor Ms. Judye S. Harris Mr. & Mrs. Corydon M. Loomis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James K. Pound Team 7 Racing, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Harris, Jr. Joey and Ramona Loudermilk Powell & Tante Mrs. Judith B. Teeples Hartman Simons & Wood LLP Lovelace Plumbing Company Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Poydasheff Ms. Judy Thomas Ms. Stephanie B. Heard Ms. Ericka L. Loze-Hudson Premaco, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Thomas Alfred Jesse Hecht Foundation LTR Glass, Inc. Tommy and Nancy Prescott Ms. Audrey B. Tillman Hecht, Burdeshaw Architects Mr. Frank G. Lumpkin III Prevost Family Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Tomayko Mr. Jon R. Hecht Mr. Frank G. Lumpkin IV Python All- Stars Mr. Wade H. Tomlinson Ms. Jessica Hendrix Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Lyon III Race Roster USA, Inc. Ms. Claudette M. Towe Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Henke Ms. Reshunda Mahone The Elizabeth B. and Alan C. Ramsay, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Tyler A. Townsend Mr. Kenneth M. Henson, Jr. Blanchette Chappell Maier and Frank H. Fund, CFCV TracSoft The Kenneth M. Henson, Jr. Family Fund, CFCV Maier, Jr., Fund of CFGA Ms. Erika S. Rawls Troutman Sanders, LLP Mr. Rusty Hinds Ms. Virginia Mann Rev. and Mrs. C. Dick Reese TSYS Hinson Galleries, Inc. Mark’s City Grill Ms. Wendy Rego Dr. Michael M. Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Hipps Ms. Peggy J. Martin Dr. and Mrs. David C. Rehak The W.B. and Sue T. Turner Sub Fund The Historic Columbus Foundation, Inc Mr. Robert C. Martin Jr. Mr. and Mrs. E. Lowry Reid Jr. The Clark and Lori Turner Fund, CFCV The Helen Jordan Hobbs Fund, CFCV The Sallie T. and John C. Martin Fund, CFCV Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Ressmeyer The John and Amandah Turner Fund, CFCV Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Hohlstein Mr. Hunter Massey Ms. Kathy Riley The William B. Turner Fund, CFCV Ms. Lani L. Holgate Jane K. Mathews CLAT The Richard and Helen Robbins Family Mr. and Mrs. William B. Turner, Jr. Hollingsworth Family Foundation George W. Mathews CLAT Foundation, Inc. Two Men and A Truck / Gatmat Hollingsworth Group, LLC Mr. Rudolph E. Mayer Richard and Helen Robbins Two Sisters Gallery The Hollis / Link Fund, CFCV McArthur Family Foundation Robinson, Grimes & Company, P.C. United Cheerleading Columbus Ms. Brevard House Windsor Deborah McCardle Ms. Kappa Robinson United States Treasury Mr. and Mrs. John M. House Ms. Adrienne N. McDade Mr. Pete Robinson United Way of the Chattahoochee Valley, Inc. Hudson Family Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. McFalls Rosehill Seafood, Inc. Uptown Float, LLC Hughston Clinic, P.C./ HMMG, LLC Ms. Margo H. McGilvrey Mr. Alan F. Rothschild, Jr. Urology Center of Columbus, L.L.C. The Honorable Carolyn Hugley Juan McGruder Mrs. Barbara G. Rothschild Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Ussery Ms. Carol C. Humes MCM Advisory Group The David and Barbara Rothschild Fund for Ms. Debra Valentine Gray Ms. Melinda M. Hunter Blake Melton the Muscogee County Libraries, CFCV Ms. Julie C. Varee The Honorable and Mrs. Stephen Hyles Ms. Faye Melton The Jewett and Alan Rothschild Fund, CFCV Dr. Jaime L. Vivas Ms. Kay R. Illges Ms. Janet M. Mendez Ms. Gwendolyn H. Ruff Mr. and Mrs. Blakely H. Voltz IMO US Georgia, LLC Mercedes-Benz of Columbus Dr. Carole Rutland Wade Linen Service Integrated Financial Group of Columbus, LLC Mr. and Mrs. John Merritt Saint Michael Foundation Ms. Anna Wade Integrated Supply of Columbus Metropower, Inc. Ms. Margaret Salter Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Wade, Jr. J. Jill Realty Group, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert B. Miller Maxine & Jack Schiffman Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John W. Walden, Jr. The Jackson-Burgin Foundation Ms. Louise K. Miller Mrs. Maxine R. Schiffman Wade and Adrianne Wallace Dr. and Mrs. Tom Jacobs Mr. W. Walter Miller Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Schley III Mrs. Janice M. Watson Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Janke Jr. Misayo House The Frank and Meg Schley Family Fund, CFCV Laurie Wellborn Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Jarrell Mr. and Mrs. Larry H. Mize Schuster Enterprises, Inc. Wells Fargo Foundation Meridith and Jimmy Jarrell MMC Contracting Ms. Marion Scott West Georgia Eye Care Center, P.A. Jeff’s Truck Tops Mobile Communications America, Inc. Keatley Scroggins The WestPoint Fund, CFCV Sheriff and Mrs. Mike Jolley Moore Service Co., Inc. The Claud A. Sears Family Fund, CFCV Dr. and Mrs. Cecil F. Whitaker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Cary J. Jones Morris Manning & Martin LLP Mrs. Florence Sears Pat & Jack Wilensky Family Foundation, Inc. The Thornton Jordan Family Foundation Ms. Marie T. Moshell Mr. John W. Sebaugh Ms. Betty Wilhelm Thornton F. Jordan, Ph.D. Motors Pumps & Gears INC. Mr. and Mrs. Mike See Mr. and Mrs. Brannon S. Wilkinson Mr. and Mrs. Chris Joseph Mr. Jimmy Motos Mr. and Mrs. Len Sexton William B. Turner 98 Charitable The Junto Ms. Sallyann Mount Shaun McGarry Financial Services, LLC Remainder Trust Kajima Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Moye Mr. and Mrs. Thurston P. Sheffield The Emily and Tom Williams Fund, CFCV Kar-Tunes Mr. and Mrs. James R. Moye Ms. Juanita Sheppard Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Willingham Ms. Beverly M. Keeling Mt. Zion United Methodist Church Mr. Randy Sherrer Willis Towers Watson Mr. and Mrs. Kelsey L. Kennon Mr. and Mrs. William H. Mullins Mr. Danny J. Shoy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Wood Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kent Lucy Murillo Ms. Stephanie Skidmore The Woodroof-Funderburke Fund, The Erwin D. Key The Muscogee County Library Endowment Ms. Alisa Smallwood Community Foundation of Greater Atlanta Mr. Paul V. Kilpatrick, Jr. Fund, CFCV Ms. Alicia Smith Ms. Faye B. Woodruff Kinetic Credit Union The Muscogee County Library Foundation Dr. and Mrs. J. Connor Smith Mr. and Mrs. M. Troy Woods Elizabeth L. King Fund, CFCV Ms. Ronica Smucker Mr. Joel O. Wooten, Jr. Ms. Julie A. King The Muscogee County Library Ruth Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Murray Solomon Ray M. and Jane R. Wright Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Larry A. King Yancey Endowment Fund, CFCV Ms. Patricia R. Somerville Dr. Robert L. Wright Ms. Meredith L. King Ms. Judith K. Nail Southeastern Council of Foundations The Yancey Family Foundation The Kinnett Foundation, Inc. National Christian Foundation Southern Construction Services Rebecca K. and Sidney H. Yarbrough III, M.D. Mr. Bob Kinnett National CooperativeRx Southern Glam Salon Your Cause, LLC The Thomas M. Kirbo and Irene B. Kirbo Network for Good Southern Rewinding Youth Orchestra of Greater Columbus Charitable Foundation New Energy Corp. Jay and Cindy Sparks Ms. Margaret G. Zollo The Knight Foundation Fund, CFCV Northside Barber Shop, LLC The Estate of John Kyle Spencer Ms. Jane Zupan Ms. Megan Knobbe The Oakley Group The John Kyle Spencer Fund, CFCV GRANTS FROM THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION’S FUNDS

The following charitable efforts received grants of $500 or more during the year.

UNRESTRICTED AND Columbus Symphony Orchestra, Inc. All Angel’s Church Boys and Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta, Inc. AREA FUNDS Council for Advancement and Alzheimer’s Association Boys Hope Girls Hope The Community Endowment Fund (The Support of Education Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Brookstone School CFCV’s Discretionary Fund) The Country’s Midnight Express Disorders Association Cabell Huntington Hospital, Inc. The Foundation Center, Inc. (New York, Foundation Fund, CFCV American Cancer Society Ida Cason Callaway Foundation NY) – To fund the Foundation Center Department of Natural Resources, American Diabetes Association Calvary Chapel of Chattanooga, Inc. Engineering and Consulting Funding Information Network at the American Heart Association Camp Twin Lakes, Inc. Columbus Public Library, providing all Division for Family and Children American Little League Camp Viola, Inc. area nonprofits with administrative, Services (DFACS) American National Red Cross Campus Church, Inc. board-building and fund-raising Emory University American Red Cross, Campus Crusade for Christ International information The Family Center West Central Georgia Chapter Cape Ann Museum, Inc. On the Table – to provide CFCV support Feeding the Valley, Inc. American Red Cross Cashiers United Methodist Church for the On the Table initiative. The Friends of the Dragonfly Fund, CFCV Andrew College Cataula Volunteer Fire Department, Inc. The Moselle W. and H. Quigg Fletcher, Jr., Hammonds House Museum Animal Ark Rescue The Cathedral of St. Philip Endowment Fund Harris County School District Animal SOS Catholic Schools Foundation, Inc. The Nonprofit Training Partnership Fund Historic Westville, Inc. Animas High School Charity: Water – Through the Chattahoochee Valley House of Mercy Appalachian State University Chatham Hall Funders Partnership, to provide support Huckabay Independent School District Foundation, Inc. for area nonprofit training by the Edyth Chattahoochee Riverkeeper, Inc. Incremental Development Alliance Arthritis Foundation Bush Institute for Philanthropy & Nonprofit Chattahoochee RiverWarden, Inc. Independent Living Aids, LLC Arts Association of East Alabama Leadership, the Crummer Graduate School Chattahoochee Valley Indy Thunder Beep Baseball of Business at Rollins College. Asbury Theological Seminary Community College Foundation LaGrange Academy The Troup Community Endowment Fund Asheville School, Inc. Chattahoochee Valley Jail Ministry, Inc. LaGrange Art Museum - To enable three Troup County teachers Atlanta Center for Self Sufficiency, Inc. ChildFund International LaGrange Symphony Orchestra, Inc. to attend the Project Zero class at the Atlanta Children’s Shelter Children’s Advocacy Center of Harvard Graduate School of Education. The MCLF Operating Fund, CFCV Atlanta Historical Society, Inc Lowndes County The MCLF Special Projects Fund, CFCV Atlanta Humane Society Children’s Harbor, Inc. DESIGNATED, FIELD Muscogee County Friends of Libraries Atlanta Mission Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta OF INTEREST & Muscogee County School District Atlanta Youth Academies Foundation , Inc. Foundation ORGANIZATION FUNDS* The Parks Memorial Public Library Auburn University Children’s Hospital Foundation Note: In several of these cases the CFCV Fund, CFCV Auburn University Foundation Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles is acting as the fiscal agent for a specific Right from the Start Auburn University, Montgomery Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia charitable effort, therefore grants from the RiverCenter for the Performing Arts Avon Old Farms School, Inc. Foundation particular fund can be made to a for-profit Rothschild Leadership Academy B.R.I.D.G.E. of Columbus, Inc. entity that has provided goods or services on Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh behalf of the fund’s charitable effort. The list Social Good Fund The B24 Fund, CFCV Foundation below details the direct grantee and/or the Southern Off-Road Bicycle Association Bald Head Island Conservancy Children’s Hospital of the King’s effort on behalf of which grants were made. The Standing Boy Trails Fund, CFCV Banner Health Foundation Daughter, Inc. AFP Foundation for Philanthropy United Way of the Chattahoochee Baptist Health South Florida Foundation Children’s Medical Center of Dallas AFP Greater Atlanta Chapter Valley, Inc. The Beaumont Foundation The ArtBeat Fund, CFCV University of Cincinnati Alumni Begin Again Farms, Inc. Endowed / Association of Fundraising Professionals - Association Bike Easy Greater Cincinnati Chapter University of West Georgia Billy Graham Evangelistic Association Non-Endowed Assets Beep Kickball Association, Inc. Valley Healthcare System, Inc. Blessings in a Backpack, Inc. Blinded Veterans Association of Georgia Valley Rescue Mission, Inc. BlueSky Global Ministries, Inc. Endowed 92% Boys & Girls Clubs of the The Youth Infrastructure Coalition Bobby Jones Golf Course Foundation, Inc. Non-Endowed 8% Chattahoochee Valley Fund, CFCV Bonefish & Tarpon Unlimited, Inc. Brookstone School DONOR ADVISED FUNDS Borderlinks CFCV Projects, LLC Boy Scout Troup 49 Chicago Comets 107.7 The Truth, Inc. A Simple Faith Boy Scouts of America, The Coalition for Sound Growth Fund, CFCV Chattahoochee Council The Columbus 2025 Fund, CFCV The Aaron Cohn Citizenship Award for Aaron Cohn Middle School Fund, CFCV Boy Scouts of America Council Columbus Area Habitat for Humanity, Inc. Advance Memphis Boys & Girls Club of Hartford, Inc. Columbus High School Alumni Boys & Girls Clubs of West Georgia, Inc. Association, Inc. AG Giving/ Central Council of the Assemblies of God Boys & Girls Clubs of the Columbus High School Agape Community Center, Inc. Chattahoochee Valley The Columbus Scholars Admin Fund, CFCV Akron Children’s Hospital Foundation Boys & Girls Clubs of Southeast Louisiana Children’s Medical Fund of New York/ Lower Chattahoochee Direct Service Corp. Cohen Children’s Medical Center Do Good Fund (North Shore LIJ) Doctors Without Borders USA, Inc. Gifts to the CFCV Children’s Mercy Hospital and Clinics Downtown Elementary Magnet Academy by Fund Type* Choral Society of West Georgia The Dragonfly Trails Fund, CFCV CHRIS 180 Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts Donor Advised Funds 86% Christ Community Church Ducks Unlimited, Inc. Church of the Highlands Duke University - Duke Cancer Institute Designated, Organization Chambers County Council for Neglected & (PBMT Family Support) & Field of Interest Funds 13% Dependent Children and Youth Services Duke University Unrestricted & Area Funds 1% Clement Arts Eaglebrook School Coach’s Corner of Metro Atlanta Easter Seals of West Georgia, Inc. Scholarship Funds 0% The Coalition for Sound Growth Fund, CFCV Edgewood Baptist Church The Columbus Alliance for Elaine Clark Center for the Growth & * Includes Inter-Fund Gifts Regional Investment Development of Exceptional Children, Inc. Columbus Baptist Association Emory University Office of Gift Accounting Georgia Center for Opportunity Jewish Welfare Federation Columbus Botanical Garden, Inc. Enoch Ministries Georgia College and State University of Columbus, Georgia Columbus Consolidated Government Enterprise Baptist Church Georgia Conservancy, Inc. Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital Columbus Hospice, Inc. Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta, Inc. Georgia Historical Society Foundation, Inc. Columbus Museum, Inc. Epworth by the Sea, Inc. Georgia Humanities Council Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital Columbus Regional Health Foundation, Inc. Families First, Inc. Georgia Institute of Technology Johns Hopkins University Columbus Regional Tennis Association, Farmington Village Green Georgia Legal Services Program , Inc. The Junior League of Columbus Inc. (CORTA) and Library Association Georgia Organics Junior Service League of LaGrange The Columbus Scholars Administrative FAVARH- Arc of Farmington Valley, Inc. Georgia Prevention Project Kennesaw State University Support Fund, CFCV Feeding the Valley, Inc. Georgia Public Broadcasting Kentler International Drawing Space, Inc. Columbus State University Foundation Fellowship Baptist Church Georgia Sheriff’s Youth Homes, Inc. Kid Smart Columbus State University- The Fellowship of Christian Athletes Georgia Tech Foundation The Kids Foundation of Sunrise Financial Aid Office of West Central Georgia Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation Children’s Hospital Columbus Symphony Orchestra, Inc. Fellowship of Christian Athletes/ Girl Scouts of Southern Alabama, Inc. Kidz1stFund Columbus Technical College Foundation UGA Campus Ministry Girls, Inc. of Columbus Kinesis Project, Inc. Communities of Coastal Fellowship of Christian Athletes Kinnett Family Fund, CFCV Georgia Foundation The Giving Kitchen Lake Norman Global Teen Challenge The Kinnett - Klumpenhower Fund, CFCV Community Bible Church Ferst Readers, Inc. The Kinnett-Loomis Fund, CFCV The Community Endowment Fund, CFCV God’s World Publications, Inc. First Baptist Church Goodwill Industries of the Southern Lafayette Society for Performing Arts The Community Foundation First Presbyterian Church, Columbus, GA LaGrange Academy for Northeast Florida Rivers, Inc. First Presbyterian Church, LaGrange, GA Grace Presbyterian Church of Columbus, Inc. LaGrange Art Museum Community Foundation of Tampa Bay, Inc. First Presbyterian Church of Highlands LaGrange College Community School, Inc. Columbus Area Habitat for Humanity, Inc. First Tee of Atlanta Haggai Institute The LaGrange Symphony Orchestra, Inc. Connecticut Children’s Medical First Tee of Troup County Chattahoochee Valley Land Trust Center Foundation Hands On Atlanta The First Tee of Washington, D.C. Land Trust Alliance Converse College Harmony House Domestic Violence First United Methodist Church Lee County Historical Society Cook Children’s Medical Center Shelter, Inc. Florida State University Lehigh Valley Hospital Cooperation Jackson of Mississippi Harvard Art Museums Focus on Truth, Inc. Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Inc. Corporate Accountability Harvard University Food for Thought Outreach, Inc. Libby’s Light Shine, Inc. The Country’s Midnight Express Headwaters Foundation for Justice The Fort Church at Eastern Heights Historic Colony House Liberty Theatre Cultural Center, Inc. Foundation Fund, CFCV Fort Valley State University Covenant House Georgia, Inc. The Historic Columbus Foundation, Inc. Lifecycle Building Center Foundation for Rhodes Homes, Inc. The Historic Linwood Foundation, Inc. Literacy Action, Inc. Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation Fourth Street Day Care Center Curesearch for Children’s Cancer Historic Westville, Inc. Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital and Academy Foundation Cystic Fibrosis Foundation The Hollis / Link Fund, CFCV Fred Haskins Commission, Inc. Lovett School Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Inc. Holy Family Catholic Church Frederica Academy, Inc. Loyola Law School Darlington School Hope Harbour, Inc. The Friends of Foster Care Fund, CFCV Maine TREE Foundation Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health House of Heroes, Chattahoochee Friends of Harris County Public Make-A-Wish Foundation of Georgia, Inc. Davidson College Valley Chapter Libraries, Inc. Manchester Development Authority The Davis Academy House of Heroes, Inc. Furman University Marist School Dayton Children’s Hospital House of Mercy Geneva Baptist Church House of T.I.M.E., Inc. Marshfield Clinic Health System DC127, Inc. Georgia Baptist Children’s Homes and Foundation, Inc. Diocese of Savannah Hughston Foundation, Inc. Family Ministries, Inc. Humane Society of Harris County Mary Claire Satterly Foundation Humane Society of South Mastermedia International Coastal Georgia, Inc. Masters of Foxhounds Association Grants by Fund Type* I am for the Urals, Inc. and Foundation Indiana University Health / Medical College of Georgia Foundation, Inc. Donor Advised Funds 80% Riley Hospital for Children Memorial Medical Center Foundation- Designated, Organization International Friendship Ministries Miller Children’s Hospital Long Beach Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center & Field of Interest Funds 18% Isidore Newman School JDRF Middle Tennessee Chapter Mercer University Unrestricted & Area Funds 2% The Jean Kinnett Oliver Fund MercyMed of Columbus Scholarship Funds 0% Jeeahs Hope, Inc. Merrie Woode Foundation, Inc. Jewish Family Services of Greater Methodist Home for Children and Youth Charlotte, Inc. Miami Children’s Hospital Foundation * Includes Inter-Fund Grants Jewish National Fund Midtown Fellowship MidTown, Inc. Mission Health System Foundation, Inc. RiverCenter for the Performing Arts Thunder in the Valley Air Show W-Underdogs, Inc. Mission to The World Riverdale-Porterdale Cemetery Charities, Inc. Wake Forest University Missouri Valley College Foundation, Inc. Trees Columbus, Inc. Washington and Lee University Morning Light Foundation, Inc. Road Safe America, Inc. Tri-City Latino Association, Inc. Wayside Center for Public Education Morningstar International Ministries Rock Evangelical Presbyterian Church Trinity Episcopal Church Wesleyan College Mountain Brook City Schools Foundation Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Atlanta Trinity Presbyterian Church West Georgia Christian Retreat Center, Inc. The Muscogee County Library Ronald McDonald House Charities Troup Cares, Inc. Weston Baptist Church Foundation Fund, CFCV of West Georgia The Troup Community Immediate Winding Trails Muscogee County School District Ronald McDonald House Needs Fund, CFCV Wofford College Muscogee Educational Roswell Park Alliance Foundation/ Troup County Historical Society Women’s Initiative for Learning Excellence Foundation Roswell Park Troup County School System and Discovery Muscular Dystrophy Association Rotary Youth Leadership Award Troy University Foundation Woodberry Forest School Myasthenia Gravis Foundation, Inc. The Rothschild Family for Rothschild Troy University Robert W. Woodruff Arts Center, Inc. Naomi’s Village, Inc. Leadership Academy Fund, CFCV Truth Spring Incorporated World Jewish Congress National Cathedral School Safe Harbor Children’s Center, Inc. Tulane University Wounded Warriors Family Support, Inc. National Christian Charitable SafeHouse Outreach, Inc. Twin Cedars Child Advocacy Center The Bright Kinnett and Robert Usher Foundation, Inc. The Salvation Army Twin Cedars Youth Services, Inc Wright Fund, CFCV The National Infantry Foundation Samaritan’s Purse Twin Cedars/Anne E. Shepherd Home The Wynn House, Inc. National Multiple Sclerosis Society Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital Foundation UC Davis Children’s Hosptial Wynnton Neighborhood Network, Inc. National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Santa’s Castle The UCLA Foundation YMCA of Metro Columbus Connecticut Chapter Sara Spano PTA Clothing Bank UCSF Benioff Children’s Young Life The National Outdoor Leadership School Savannah State University Hospitals Foundation Young Life Anderson County National Trust for Historic Preservation Schwab Charitable Fund Union Congregational Church Young Life Birmingham South NeighborWorks Columbus The Scott’s Ride Fund, CFCV United Negro College Fund Young Life Charleston Nemours Foundation/ Seaside School Foundation United Way of the Chattahoochee Young Life Charlotte Alfred I. DuPont Hospital for Children Seattle Children’s Hospital Foundation Valley, Inc. Young Life Fayette County Nemours Foundation/ Seneca Choices for Life, Inc. United Way of West Georgia, Inc. Young Life Greater Johns Creek Nemours Children’s Hospital Shearith Israel Synagogue, Inc. University of Alabama Young Life of Greater Athens New Horizons Community Services Board Shriners Hospital for Children University of Alabama at Birmingham Young Life Rome / Floyd County New Horizons Foundation, Inc. Smile Train, Inc. University of Florida Young Life Southeast Region New Jersey Center for Visual Arts Soldier Marathon, Inc. University of Georgia Foundation Young Life Southeast Division Northside United Methodist Church Soul Fire Farm University of Mississippi Foundation The Youth Infrastructure Coalition Oglethorpe University Southeastern Council of Foundations University of Nebraska Foundation Fund, CFCV One DC Southern Union State Community College University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Youth Orchestra of Greater Columbus Open Door Community House, Inc. Special Olympics Georgia University of Richmond Operation Homefront, Inc. The John Kyle Spencer Fund, CFCV University of South Alabama SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS Oregon Community Foundation Springer Opera House University of Texas Foundation The Columbus Scholars Admin Support Orlando Health Foundation St. Andrews Anglican Church University of Virginia Fund Fund, CFCV Our Lady of Fatima St. Anne Catholic Church University of West Georgia Columbus State University- Pace Academy Financial Aid Office St. Anne Pacelli Catholic School Uptown Columbus, Inc. Georgia Institute of Technology The Paideia School St. Charles Avenue Presbyterian Church Urban Justice Center Georgia Southern University Palmetto Health Foundation St. David’s Episcopal Church Valley Interfaith Promise, Inc. Georgia State University Pastoral Institute, Inc. St. Francis Auxiliary, Inc. Valley Rescue Mission, Inc. Johns Hopkins University Path Foundation, Inc. St. Joseph’s Regional Medical Center Vanderbilt University Mercer University Paws Humane Society of the Foundation Vannie E. Cook Jr. Cancer Foundation, Inc. University of Georgia Chattahoochee Valley St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Voices of the Valley Mr. William R. VanDinter Peachtree Presbyterian Church St. Luke United Methodist Church Wesleyan College Peachtree Presbyterian Preschool St. Mark United Methodist Church Peachtree Road United Methodist Church St. Mary’s Foundation, Inc. Pencils of Promise, Inc. St. Patrick’s Episcopal Day School Assets by Fund Type Pennsylvania State University St. Paul United Methodist Church The Phoenix Fund, CFCV St. Pius X Catholic High School Donor Advised Funds 76% Piedmont Healthcare St. Simons Land Trust Designated, Organization Pioneers, Inc. St. Simons United Methodist Church Planned Parenthood Federation of St. Thomas Episcopal Church & Field of Interest Funds 21% America, Inc. The Standing Boy Trails Fund, CFCV Unrestricted & Area Funds 2% Point University, Inc. The Steeplechase at Callaway Gardens Port Columbus, The National Civil War Stewart Community Home, Inc. Scholarship Funds 1% Naval Museum Stillman College Presbyterian College Storybook Farm, Inc. Protection of Rights Alliance Foundation Study Hall at Emmaus House, Inc. Providence Healthcare Foundation Eastern Sweet Briar College Washington Take The City, Inc. Providence Portland Medical Foundation The Claire Kinnett and Provison Foundation Incorporated John Austin Tate Fund, CFCV Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School Team Rubicon Rady Children’s Hospital San Diego Teen Advisors The Ridge Teen Challenge of Southeast Region Right from the Start Temple Israel The Right From the Start Marriage and Thomas Jefferson Foundation Family Endowment Fund, CFCV Thornwell Home for Children The River of Columbus STATEMENT of FINANCIAL POSITION

Financial Report September 30, 2018 and 2017

ASSETS 2018 2017

Cash, cash equivalents and investments $ 172,650,085 $ 151,343,760 Contributions receivable – net 49,500 5,722,458 Other assets 850,324 25,050 Total assets $ 173,549,909 $ 157,091,268

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS LIABILITIES

Grants and accounts payable $ 33,015 $ 31,315 Organization funds 2,971,641 2,010,303 Total liabilities $ 3,004,656 $ 2,041,618

NET ASSETS

UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS General and administrative funds $ 3,535,658 $ 3,292,087 Undesignated, unrestricted funds 2,110,186 1,952,675 Donor advised funds 132,556,485 119,745,622 Donor designated funds 28,873,026 22,128,724 Area funds 299,903 297,227 Field of interest funds 423,466 144,690 Scholarship funds 1,886,920 1,766,167 Total unrestricted net assets $ 169,685,644 $ 149,327,192

TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED NET ASSETS 859,609 5,722,458 Total net assets 170,545,253 155,049,650 Total liabilities and net assets $ 173,549,909 $ 157,091,268

SUMMARY of NET ASSETS

Year Beginning Balance Contributions Investment Income (Loss) Grant Expense Other Expenses Ending Balance 2018 157,091,268 20,162,121 10,343,449 (12,843,732) (1,203,197) 173,549,909 2017 130,290,769 24,402,106 14,416,817 (10,901,626) (1,116,798) 157,091,268 2016 105,877,665 28,883,095 8,115,579 (11,656,544) (929,026) 130,290,769 2015 106,382,252 16,744,244 (5,338,942) (11,074,275) (835,614) 105,877,665 2014 99,720,097 10,202,581 5,938,759 (8,655,939) (823,246) 106,382,252

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Marquette M. McKnight David M. White Jacki W. Lowe Theresa Y. Thornton Chair Chair, Investment Committee Community Leader Muscogee County School District Media, Marketing... and More! Troy University Columbus, GA Columbus, GA Columbus, GA Phenix City, AL LaRae Dixon Moore John Turner* William J. Burgin Betsy W. Covington Page, Scrantom, Sprouse, Private Investor Secretary President and CEO Tucker & Ford, PC Columbus, GA Jackson Burgin, Inc. Community Foundation Columbus, GA Columbus, GA Wright Waddell* Victoria Barrett Melanie V. Slaton Morgan Stanley Tyler A. Townsend, CFA Columbus Water Works Hall Booth Smith P.C. Columbus, GA Treasurer Richland, GA Midland, GA Chair, Investment Committee General Counsel Townsend Wealth Management Frederick J. Crawford Murray Solomon Alan F. Rothschild, Jr. Columbus, GA Aflac Raymond James Financial Services Page, Scrantom, Sprouse, Columbus, GA Columbus, GA Tucker & Ford, PC Kenneth M. Henson, Jr. Columbus, GA Immediate Past Chair Isaiah Hugley Cindy B. Sparks Chair, Board Development Columbus Consolidated Government Brookstone School * New in 2018 Attorney at Law Columbus, GA Columbus, GA Columbus, GA

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