Vision The Greater Madison area will be a vibrant and generous place where people help each other thrive. Mission Madison Community Foundation uses its local knowledge and assets to inspire giving, support meaningful initiatives and connect people for the common good. Values Generosity – We inspire giving to improve our world.

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

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

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

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

ON THE COVER: Students from Randall Elementary School celebrate the playground mural they painted with artists from Dane Arts Mural Arts (DAMA). Established by Dane Arts in 2014, DAMA has created more than 25 murals throughout the community.

Photograph by Beth Skogen Photography

Community Shares of Wisconsin’s executive director Cheri Dubiel horses around with MCF president Bob Sorge after they rode a fire truck to deliver a prize for most funds raised during the first Power Hour of The Big Share. The 24-hour online fundraising day raised $322,000 from 2,799 donors to support 66 nonprofits.

2016 Annual Report Dear Friends of MCF,

As you look through the pages of Madison Community Foundation’s 2016 Report to the Community, you will find the many ways MCF’s unique value resonates throughout the work we do for our donors, grant recipients, professional advisors and community.

Highlights of 2016 included the development of a new website that improves the fundholder experience and expands resources for the nonprofit community. We completed a nine-month philanthropic market study that provided guidance for our future efforts, and introduced a new tiered fee structure that lowers fees on larger funds. It’s our duty to ensure MCF operates efficiently and effectively to further your giving and support the causes you care about.

Perhaps most importantly, MCF adopted a new Trust agreement that updates the way we operate while maintaining our ability to meet the needs of our community as they evolve over time.

We are honored by the faith our community places in its community foundation. Together with our supporting organizations, our assets increased by more than 30 percent in 2016–welcoming 43 new funds and 18 new Legacy Society members. What's more we awarded 1,730 grants totaling $10,180,904 to strengthen nonprofits in our community and across the globe.

Community foundations bring donors of all capacities together to pool their resources and do magnificent things. They are rooted in the communities they serve and branch out to support our greatest assets and opportunities. Over the next year, we look forward to celebrating the accomplishments of the Trust in its first 75 years, the unique natural and cultural assets that make the Madison area such a wonderful place to live, and the people and values that are the backbone of your community foundation.

Sincerely,

Blaine Renfert Bob Sorge Board of Governors Chair, President, Fundholder, Fundholder, Legacy Society member Legacy Society member

MADISONGIVES.ORG 1 Discover the Impact Madison Community Foundation manages the work of more than 1,075 charitable funds established by individuals, families, nonprofits and other organizations to support the causes they care about in the greater Madison area and around the world.

2016 AT A GLANCE 1,730 1,076 $10,180,904

75 Years Grants given to nonprofit Total number of funds Granted to nonprofit organizations organizations Of connecting generosity with opportunities

Date established $54,813,688 $200,000

Gifts made by donors to Grants awarded as endowment challenges from the 1942 MCF funds and supporting Community Impact Fund. The grants will leverage an additional organizations $500,000 for The First Tee of South Central Wisconsin, Aldo Leopold Foundation, and Columbus Area Endowment funds

COMMUNITY FOUNDATIONS are charitable organizations created As the community’s foundation, MCF is unique in its deep knowledge of the through gifts from people who care about strengthening and enhancing community, objective evaluation of charitable causes, expertise in charitable a community or geographic area. giving, and commitment to permanent, sustainable philanthropy. A key benefit of a community foundation is that it grows and adapts to Any individual, family, business or qualified charity can start an endowment the changing needs and opportunities of the people it serves. It is a fund, which is managed by the community foundation in perpetuity, reflection of place. meaning that gifts made to it will continue to grow and provide resources Madison Community Foundation was created in 1942 and together with for their community or cause forever. MCF’s knowledgeable staff works donors and nonprofits, MCF strives to help the Madison area become a with individuals and advisors to identify flexible, tax-smart ways to target vibrant and generous place where we help each other thrive. resources for greatest philanthropic impact.

2 2016 Annual Report GIVING “ As we were adding a few candles to our birthday cake, we thought Giving at Madison Community Foundation is easy and about what we want to leave behind, and it seemed appropriate effective. MCF offers a variety of efficient, flexible, tax- to contribute to the community smart options to meet your short- and long-term charitable and help support the things that giving goals, and our knowledgeable staff is always here to we enjoyed.” help you support the causes you care about most. — Perry and Virginia Henderson, Funds are established by individuals, families, businesses, Fundholders nonprofit organizations and communities. Most funds can be created with a minimum gift of $15,000. Donors may start a fund with contributions of cash, stocks and mutual fund shares, life insurance, real estate, retirement plan beneficiary designation, charitable gift annuities or “Madison Community Foundation puts bequests in a will. financial resources to great ideas and strong organizations doing critical community work.” —Alyssa Kenney, Executive Director, DANEnet GRANTMAKING

Our community’s strongest assets are the thriving nonprofits that strengthen and enhance the lives of the Donors’ gifts become the building blocks of permanent endowment people they serve. When nonprofits thrive, everyone funds which MCF invests, using earnings to provide grants that fund thrives. In 2016, MCF invested nearly $1.8 million in projects and programs in the greater Madison area. Sometimes donors competitive Community Impact grants to support children advise the grants; sometimes they rely on MCF to determine the best and youth, the elderly, community development, the use of resources. environment, learning, arts and culture and nonprofit By starting an endowment fund or giving to an existing fund, donors capacity building in communities across Dane County. become catalysts for good today and for generations to come.

MADISONGIVES.ORG 3 David Koehler Vice President, Donor Global Good Engagement and Legacy Society Member Malawian Orphans Fund Donors made 2016 Restores Hope for Children a powerful year for philanthropy in our Some people play golf in retirement. Tom Popp community and beyond. chose philanthropy. Together with In 2005, after more than three decades in city fundholders, Madison management, former Peace Corps volunteer Community Foundation Tom Popp returned to Malawi, where he served distributed more than from 1964-1966, with a desire to assist children $10 million to benefit people, places and orphaned by the AIDS epidemic and other life- natural and cultural assets at home and around continuing their education. So the local organization, the world. threatening diseases that plague the southeastern African country. FOCUS, designed a scholarship program and Tom Individuals, businesses, nonprofit agencies wrote grants to support it. Among the venture’s first and neighboring communities launched 43 “I kept saying, ‘I need to go back,’” he remembers. “If funders were Rotary International and Downtown new charitable funds to bring permanent I don’t, who will?” Madison Rotary. resources to life for students, schools, libraries, He returned with his daughter Emily and exchange gender and equity programs, the arts and the In 2010, Tom decided to take his fundraising show student, Digo, for a 60-day exploration of the environment, and far-reaching actions such as to Princeton, his alma mater. There an anonymous offering support for orphans in Malawi. problems and potential solutions. He found a local donor, moved by Tom’s stories, donated $75,000 to AIDS education organization doing critical work, establish The Malawian Orphans Fund to provide We welcomed 18 new members to our Legacy and identified a program area where his support Society, and received gifts from five individuals permanent resources for scholarships. Tom says could make a difference for the estimated one through their estate plans—personal legacies Madison Community Foundation was a great fit for that will benefit our community each year million children who’ve lost one or both parents to his field of interest fund. AIDS and other diseases. in perpetuity. “MCF had the track record,” he says. “My donor We are honored to work with so many of you “The village takes the children in, they’re cared for was more than satisfied.” who care about making our world a better and loved,” says Tom. “But they have nothing, no cash The donor’s generosity has flourished over the place through philanthropy. Whether you give income, and they truly yearn to go to school.” today, through your estate plan, or both, our years. Through additional gifts, the fund is now While school in Malawi is free through eighth grade, job is to offer you flexible, tax-smart ways worth nearly $540,000 and has supported more your resources can impact the community and fees for high school and college tuition, as little than 120 students through scholarships every year. as $50 per semester, prohibit many children from causes you love. Tom tries to visit Malawi every other year for Please contact us if we may assist as you progress updates and, especially, to meet and consider options for your giving, and thank you mentor the students. He encourages them to work for being part of why the greater Madison area hard and graduate, help other family members do keeps getting stronger. the same, and stay in Malawi to sustain the Contact David country’s future. (608) 232-1763 “They are becoming teachers and nurses, they have [email protected] the gift of leadership, and they support each other,” says Tom. “It melts my heart.”

4 2016 Annual Report on their way Madison high school students thrive in unique scholarship and mentoring program The Mann Educational Opportunity Fund is a scholarship honoring Bernard and Kathlyn Mann, longtime Madison residents whose strong belief in education helped ensure the graduation of their five children from Madison Memorial High School and later from universities. The program accepts students attending Madison high schools who show potential for academic achievement but face significant economic and personal challenges in reaching their full potential. Because of the racial achievement gap, students of color are the primary participants. Each scholar receives an annual scholarship for academic needs, tutoring and mentoring, and college readiness support. Since its inception in 1991, the Mann Fund has awarded nearly $275,000 in Norma Madsen (left), longtime donor and advocate of the Mann Scholars program, celebrates West High School student scholarship grants to support the program. and Mann Scholar Simeon Parker’s graduation. Proud mom Renee Johnson is pictured in the middle. Board members attribute the unique program design, committed staff, and robust community partnerships as the reasons for the program's success and longevity. KNOW YOUR ADVISOR Ron Berman, Neider & Boucher, S.C. “The Mann Scholars is one of the most innovative Ron is a shareholder of Neider & Boucher, S.C. who helps individuals plan for the future pre-college programs of its kind,” says board of of their business and family. directors co-chair Mark Richardson. “It boasts a 98 percent graduation rate during a time when kids of How do you talk to your clients about charitable giving as part of their estate plans? We discuss whether they have any charitable desires and point out that in most situations color have struggled mightily across the district.” there is no estate tax if they choose this route. When clients have built-in gains on assets there can be advantages to using charitable bequests. How do you talk about the benefits of giving to MCF? If you are not sure where to give, then MCF works well to To learn more about opportunities to help you choose one or a variety of nonprofits to support. It's also a more cost-efficient way to change your charitable giving intentions than amending your trust through us. MCF is a viable and competent place we support this fund or any scholarship at can turn to for our clients. Madison Community Foundation, contact What are other benefits to your clients? When an individual sets up an IRA (Individual Retirement Account), it’s David Koehler at (608) 232-1763 or very beneficial to list the spouse as the primary beneficiary and charity as the secondary beneficiary. If the [email protected] inheritance remains after the spouse’s death, the money becomes a charitable bequest.

MADISONGIVES.ORG 5 Angela R. Davis Development Director It Takes a Village In 2016, I embarked A Fund for Women and six on an exciting journey in my new role at communities around Madison Madison Community Foundation, serving as come together to support staff liaison to A Fund for Women and our causes close to home and heart neighboring community regional giving partners: Columbus, Lodi, A Fund for Women CAE’s annual meeting. L to R: Executive Committee Middleton, Monona, members Gary Taurick, Del Gessler, Vice-President Pam In 1993, Madison Community Foundation brought Portage and Rio. We're privileged to work with Kraus, President Jason Lietha, Madison Community kind, caring, giving volunteers that want to together 100 women philanthropists and challenged Foundation Liaison Angela Davis, Loren Glasbrenner, make a difference by giving back. them to address equity for women and girls. They Secretary-Treasurer Henry St. Maurice, and Past Through our collaboration with regional giving each gave $1,000 to form A Fund for Women. President Cailin Lueders. partners, we've seen first-hand the many Since then the endowment has grown to over $2 hours of work these volunteers dedicate to million and has invested an additional $1 million in COLUMBUS AREA ENDOWMENT raise money for causes that benefit their areas. programs that empower women and girls. Started in 2008, Columbus Area Endowment (CAE) We are also pleased to welcome our newest In 2016, A Fund for Women continued to fund enhances the cultural, educational, and economic partner, Portage Area Community Fund, a nonprofits that support economic empowerment dynamic group of citizens with a mission to vitality of the Columbus area through grants that for women and girls: Centro Hispano’s CAMINOS build resources to support the community sustain the quality of life of residents in Columbus, they love. Career Pathways Bank Teller Training Program, Fall River, and adjoining communities. In 2016, Domestic Abuse Intervention Services (DAIS) Madison Community Foundation awarded CAE a It was an exciting year for A Fund for Women, Career Workshops, Doyenne Group Evergreen as volunteers and community leaders solidified grant of $50,000 as a 2:1 challenge match to support Fund, Odyssey Project’s Onward Odyssey— their strategic grantmaking focus of Women’s its “100 for $100,000” capital fundraising campaign. Economic Empowerment. It has been an Empowering Women, The Road Home Dane County The effort will increase the endowment value and honor to work with a committed group of Family Employment Fund, and YWCA Madison’s raise awareness of community-based philanthropy. volunteers, who give their time, talent, and Women in YWeb Career Academy. CAE also gave grants to Boy Scout Troop 99, treasures to ensure that all women and girls In addition to grantmaking, A Fund for Women Columbus Area Senior Center, Red Bud Players, in Dane County have an opportunity to thrive. welcomed a new donor-advised fund established by Rotary Club of Columbus/Fall River, and Savanna We're witnessing lives changing for the better Frank Gietzel, a retired Air Force lieutenant colonel. Oaks Cultural Center. through the grants awarded by A Fund for Frank recognizes that too often young women Women, and I’ve been moved by the stories of entire families benefiting from these programs. struggle to get the education they need, including the financial literacy and life skills that will empower I’m excited to see what the future holds. If I them throughout their lives. He feels that A Fund for can be of service to you, please contact me. Women helps women and girls by giving them Contact Angela “a better shot at life.” (608) 232-1763 [email protected] A Fund for Women’s grant to YWCA Madison’s Women in YWeb Career Academy enabled 10 women to learn website development, job readiness, team building, and computer programming as part of its education and job placement program.

6 2016 Annual Report by Photograph Rasheid Atlas LODI AREA COMMUNITY THE MONONA FUND RIO COMMUNITY FOUNDATION ENDOWMENT Established in 2014, The Monona Fund will help Established in 2002, the Rio Community Foundation Founded in 2009, Lodi Area Community Endowment support the community of Monona by backing (RCF) is dedicated to preserving and enhancing the (LACE) provides charitable resources that enrich charitable causes with a vast outreach. quality of life for people of all ages in Rio, Wisconsin. the greater Lodi community for present and future As Monona approaches its 80th anniversary, As the central vehicle for charitable giving in the generations. Resources from LACE are available community leaders look to enhance its assets, take Rio area, RCF raises resources and encourages for educational and civic projects within the advantage of its opportunities, and preserve all support in the areas of education, agriculture geographical boundaries of the school district. that is good about the city. and community development. RCF recognizes that the community can do more when it works together In 2016, LACE made grants to the City of Lodi Police Gifts support Monona-area charities and create an to address needs and opportunities. Department, Friends of Scenic Lodi Valley, Ice Age enduring legacy for the donor, the donor’s family, Trail Alliance, Lodi Area Cross Country Ski Club, Lodi and the community. They keep charitable donations Area Fire Department, Lodi Athletic Booster Club, local, build community spirit, give personal American Legion Post 216 and Reach Out Lodi, Inc. fulfillment, preserve history, improve local quality LACE is working in 2017 to expand its donor base of life, and support lifelong learning and education. in order to grow its permanent endowment and provide more grant opportunities. POG RTA E AREA COMMUNITY fund MIDDLETON ENDOWMENT Established in historic Portage in late 2016, “The advisory Portage Area Community Fund’s (PACF) vision is to committee of Established in 2007, the Middleton Endowment continually build upon its history by embracing the is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life in the future through its thoughtful, giving citizens. PACF the Portage Area Middleton area for present and future generations is dedicated to enhancing the lives of all within the Community Fund by growing a permanent endowment, fostering City of Portage and the four surrounding townships philanthropy, and actively supporting charitable of Pacific, Winnebago, Lewiston and Caledonia, (PACF) is proud to be activities. The grant recipients for 2016 included and within the formal boundaries of the Portage part of the Madison Junior Achievement, Tri 4 Schools, Clark Street School District. Community School, Gilda’s Club, Glacier Creek Community Foundation family. We Middle School, Middleton High School, Middleton Key areas of interest include civic and cultural deeply appreciate the generous time st Outreach Ministry, and the 21 Century eSchool. enrichment, natural and historic preservation, parks and talents shared with us to make and recreation, community development, youth and educational resources, and the needs of the the process seamless and enjoyable. community. The official kickoff for the PACF is The MCF staff is always professional, July 2017 at the Portage Library. accessible, reliable, enthusiastic, and fun. The future for PACF looks bright.”

—Sandy Gunderson, Chair

A Middleton Endowment grant to Middleton Outreach Ministry paid for supplies for a utility room and the purchase of additional shelving. The projects will be completed by prospective Eagle Scouts from two area Boy Scout troops.

MADISONGIVES.ORG 7 Tom Linfield, Vice President, Community Counting on Impact Impact, and Fundholder 39 Community Impact grants advance initiatives that strengthen 2016 was the year of reinvention, as nonprofit lives and communities in Dane County agencies conducted successful capital campaigns, experimented with new delivery models, focused on racial equity, 365 Media Foundation $50,000 for Madison365 and celebrated significant Academies to train high school and college-age anniversaries. students of color in journalism and connect them with job opportunities The Madison school district piloted two community schools, Mendota and Leopold Big Brothers Big Sisters of Dane Co. $11,500 Elementary, creating hubs full of area nonprofit to upgrade its fundraising database service providers to engage entire families on site. Sector67, Madison’s premier makerspace, Boys and Girls Club of Dane County $2,500 campaigned for a new building that will double challenge grant for the Boys and Girls Club bike the work they can do with area schoolchildren and entrepreneurs. Several agencies hired ride, the nonprofit’s major annual fundraising event. diversity and inclusion directors and increased Funds leveraged an additional $2,500 from Madison the focus on equity in jobs, technology training, Community Foundation staff riding team and helped arts involvement, and community engagement. purchase six new vans for the Club Several community centers celebrated milestones, with East Madison celebrating 50 years and Neighborhood House 100 years providing essential community resources. Two nonprofits, Clean Lakes Alliance and Madison365, began new academies designed to engage and train environmental leaders and local journalists. Vilas Zoo brought back badgers, Olbrich Gardens completed the first phase of a massive reinvention campaign, and DANEnet sought to overcome the digital divide by providing 1,000 free computers, along with training and low-cost internet access. With nearly $2 million in grantmaking, Madison Community Foundation was able to Aldo Leopold Foundation, Inc. $100,000 provide support and momentum to more than challenge grant to endow the environmental 100 exciting projects. Madison area nonprofits conservation fellowship program and build a proved again to be committed, passionate Future Leaders Center and innovative in their approach to community Community Shares of Wisconsin $30,000 to needs and opportunities. help 66 nonprofits expand their fundraising and digital communications capacity to spread awareness Contact Tom of important social issues as part of The Big Share (608) 232-1763 24-hour, online fundraising day [email protected]

8 2016 Annual Report East Madison Community Center $20,000 to celebrate EMCC’s 50th anniversary by improving center amenities and infrastructure

Gio’s Garden $12,500 challenge grant to fund transportation in Dane County for families with children with special needs, who have little access to quality respite care from birth through six years old

Henry Vilas Zoological Society $25,000 for the Wisconsin Heritage Project, a collaboration between Vilas Zoo and International Crane Foundation on the heritage of badgers and cranes

Kennedy Heights Community Center $25,000 to build and accelerate the center’s development Friends of Schumacher Farm $25,000 plan, including fundraising, communications and to help complete the Schumacher Farm Park development training for staff, board members and Center for Rural History, one of only a few key volunteers living history museums still in operation in Families and Schools Together, Inc. $35,000 southern Wisconsin for a learning enhancement and parent engagement program at One City Early Learning Center

Clean Lakes Alliance $42,000 for the Yahara Watershed Academy to engage residents in land and water challenges in Madison-area lakes

Columbus Area Endowment $50,000 endowment challenge to double the grantmaking program for Columbus-area charitable causes

Community Coordinated Child Care $20,000 for 4C’s Resources on the Road project to expand outreach efforts and better meet the needs of child care professionals and families in Dane County

Dane Arts $25,000 to expand the successful Dane Arts Mural Arts project to more children and youth in communities throughout Dane County

East Madison Community Center $16,000 for structured, supervised support from trained staff and teachers of color to increase graduation rates DANEnet $30,000 to provide low-income households with affordable internet access, free and for elementary and middle school youth of color low-cost computers, digital literacy workshops and drop-in technology support

MADISONGIVES.ORG 9 Literacy Network $50,000 toward a Madison Metropolitan School District $3 million campaign to build a new building, $100,000 of a three-year, $300,000 grant to create expand programming and create a permanent lab Community Schools at Leopold and Mendota maintenance endowment elementary schools for coordinated services and support to students and families in area neighborhoods

Madison Museum of Contemporary Art $40,000 to create the Chicago Imagist Online Study Center, and digitize the permanent collection

Madison Public Library Foundation $50,000 for the campaign to build a new Pinney Library, doubling its size and services for east side residents Sector67 $50,000 to build the makerspace a permanent home and increase its capacity to develop Madison-Area Urban Ministry $25,000 to and deliver youth STEM (Science, Technology, increase development staff capacity, implement Engineering and Mathematics) programming and to a long range development plan, enhance donor better support entrepreneurs relationships and increase funding from individual, corporate and foundation sources Neighborhood House $2,000 to help fund the Madison Ballet $30,000 to explore an innovative, Natural Heritage Land Trust $38,333 to create 100th anniversary celebration of Madison’s oldest shared resourcing alliance for Madison Ballet and more cherished, public outdoor spaces where people community center Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra can enjoy, learn and interact

Madison Community Policing Foundation $12,500 challenge grant to help police officers and neighborhood residents in community “ Madison Community Foundation’s grant has made building activities to build trust and an amazing difference on CyclePoint electronics communication recycling at MARC, Inc. We purchased a baler to compress and ship large quantities of metal and plastics in an economic manner, and MARC is well on its way to receiving national certification in electronics recycling. The grant also enabled us to create new employment and expand employment for individuals with significant disabilities. This is MARC’s mission in action: Powering Potential, Changing Lives! We could never have accomplished this without MCF!” —Suzanne Hanson, Executive Director

10 2016 Annual Report Olbrich Botanical Society $50,000 to build an education center and production greenhouse for the community and botanical gardens

Operation Fresh Start, Inc. $50,000 to help build a larger learning and training center for disconnected youth (ages 16-24) in Dane County

Overture Center Foundation, Inc. $50,000 to hire a Director of Diversity and Inclusion

Simpson Street Free Press $18,000 to launch the Sennett Free Press writing and literacy support program at Sennett Middle School The First Tee of South Central Wisconsin, a division of Champions4Kids, Inc. $50,000 endowment challenge grant to improve youth reading scores, enhance partnerships with the school district and agency partners, increase participation, and hire quality staff Vera Court Neighborhood Center $50,000 for a capital campaign to double the size of the center, renovate current space, provide intensified academic support to youth and families, and build an endowment

Theatre LILA $10,000 to expand opportunities for culturally and racially diverse artists, and for audiences to experience live professional theater, gain access to plays and participate in theatrical artistic residencies

VSA Wisconsin, Inc. $7,000 to upgrade fundraising software and increase services to people of all ages with disabilities Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters $20,000 challenge grant for a study on co-location opportunities for arts nonprofits

YMCA of Dane County $18,000 to install two ADA-accessible playgrounds at Lussier Family East YMCA and Northeast YMCA Madison Area Rehabilitation Centers $33,500 to build the entrepreneurial initiative CyclePoint, a partnership with a national electronics recycling network to increase employment outcomes for persons with YWCA Madison $41,356 for a new restorative significant disabilities justice partnership between YWCA Madison, Dane County, Madison Police Department and others

MADISONGIVES.ORG 11 Fields of Dreams Field of Interest funds continue to grow, particularly through bequests, increasing MCF’s ability to support programs in a variety of areas, including poverty, homelessness, health, nutrition, support for the elderly, theater in Overture, community gardening, entrepreneurship and many Colonial Club, Inc. $30,000 to provide transportation services for older adults throughout northeast other community-based Dane County, especially those in rural settings projects Aravind Eye Foundation $20,000 to expand Combat Blindness International $60,000 to Africasong Communications $1,500 for the vision screening program to neighborhood schools provide vision care to one million people through Wisconsin Tribute & Ceremony Honoring Dr. Martin in India, covering 500,000 students annually the building of two additional eye hospitals and networks of vision centers Luther King, Jr. Briarpatch Youth Services $8,000 to help open and fund ongoing operations of the youth shelter Community Justice, Inc. $20,000 to assist and increase services to youth and families the homeless and underprivileged communities in Center for Resilient Cities $20,000 to responding to municipal citations enhance students’ academic skills and prepare Cambridge Public Library $475 for children’s them for college/careers through Hmong resources and programming Deerfield Community Center $30,000 to language and culture renovate and expand the facility and food pantry Capital City Theatre $25,000 to support Jule and create a designated senior center Styne/Stephen Sondheim classic musical “Gypsy” in Overture Center’s Capitol Theater East Madison/Monona Coalition of the Aging $20,000 to increase outreach and Carts for Community, Inc. $10,000 to fund engagement efforts and support more low-income weekly neighborhood gatherings that provide seniors of color subsidized meals to underserved communities Fermat’s Last Theater Company $3,000 to Chrysalis $10,000 for Chrysalis PopWorks, a new perform free readings of Kafka’s “The Trial” and partner program with FEED Kitchens to produce stage the full work frozen fruit pops and build a bridge between mental Photograph by Adam Ryan Morris by Photograph health, employment and independence

12 2016 Annual Report Lake Edge Lutheran Church $20,000 for Lake Edge and Christ the Solid Rock Baptist Church to establish meaningful, person-to-person relationships in settings conducive for trust, support, and mutual respect to grow and flourish

Lakeview Moravian Community Church $15,000 for weekend nutrition programs for elementary school youth

Lutheran Social Services $30,000 to install Community Partnerships and Center shower and laundry facilities near downtown for Families $5,000 for the merger of the two Madison to aid the homeless community social service agencies, renamed Rise Wisconsin Mad City Arts Academy $5,000 to programs that connect youth with working professional artists Forward Theater Company $90,000 of a three- Madison Area Food Pantry Gardens, Inc. year, $270,000 grant to support long-term planning, $7,500 for equipment and storage for volunteers production and the biannual monologue festival distributing food to 45 food pantries Four Seasons Theatre Company $30,000 Madison Handbells $2,800 for programming to support “Big Fish 12 Chairs Version,” a and performances co-production with Theatre LILA Madison Music Makers $1,000 for instrument Friends of MSCR $25,000 for wellness, fitness, purchases for music education for underserved arts and enrichment programs for residents of youth the underserved east side of Madison in its new, 10,000 square-foot facility McFarland Youth Center $3,000 to provide healthy, nutritious snacks to the growing number Goodman Community Center $2,500 to match of students who frequent the facility local startup company EatStreet’s Thanksgiving fundraiser for holiday food baskets Meadowood Neighborhood Association Hancock Center for Violence Prevention $2,500 for community meals and Movement Therapy $9,700 for in-school Neighborhood House $3,500 for center therapy program improvements and resources

Housing Initiatives $1,000 to help increase Northside Planning Council $19,000 for annual fundraising capacity through The Big Share, FEED Kitchen improvements for entrepreneurs Community Shares of Wisconsin’s 24-hour, online and training programs for residents and returning fundraising day for its member nonprofits prisoners

Kennedy Heights Community Center Opera for the Young $10,000 to support the $40,000 for furnishings, equipment, and additional 6th annual Family Opera Day and workshops in Children’s Theater of Madison $15,000 to staff resources for translation, health care, and theater, music and design support CTM’s 2016/2017 season at the Playhouse housing services for Hmong residents in Overture Center

MADISONGIVES.ORG 13 Our Lady Queen of Peace Parish $8,000 for Shelter From the Storm Ministries $30,000 UW Hospital $24,000 for cardiovascular and bilingual employment search assistance program for furnishings, bedding, and kitchen and bath items immunological research internships and supplies for the new Sun Prairie women’s shelter Overture Center for the Arts $19,000 to UW-Madison Libraries $5,000 to host events support Overture Galleries programming and St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church $15,000 to exploring Shakespeare’s plays and relevance to festivals provide general music instruction for K-8 students contemporary life through a partnership with the UW-Madison School Rhapsody Arts Center $3,000 for a of Music VisionSpring, Inc. $20,000 for distribution of collaboration with the Verona Senior Center to 600,000 pairs of eyeglasses and implementation of educate seniors about musical performance and TAPIT/New Works Ensemble $5,500 for a nearly one million eye exams in one year in India bring them to Madison Symphony Orchestra collaborative project with St. Mary’s Care Center concerts and the Verona School District’s Functional YMCA of Dane County $2,500 to install two Vocational Program, which will use the tools of the ADA-accessible playgrounds at Lussier Family East Sheboygan Avenue Community Garden, Inc. arts and community building exercises to create a YMCA and Northeast YMCA $5,000 to relocate and expand a community garden, new work that addresses an increasingly significant farmed by over 120 families, to Rennebohm Park public health hazard—loneliness

“We are partnering with one of the Madison College construction and design classes to renovate our kitchen. We could not have afforded to undertake this project without MCFʼs thoughtfulness and generosity.”

—Andy Millman, Executive Director, Neighborhood House Community Center

14 2016 Annual Report JAYA G. IYER ENDOWMENT FUND

Visual impairment is one of the world’s most prevalent health problems. It’s also one of the most treatable. Through her estate plan, Madisonian Jaya Iyer created a field of interest fund to fight the problem in India, her native country and home to the world’s largest population of blind people. In 2016, the endowment fund she created as part of her charitable bequest awarded three grants totaling $100,000 to Combat Blindness Foundation, Aravind Eye Foundation, and VisionSpring, Inc. Funds supported the building of a new eye clinic, surgery and research, free vision screenings, and free and affordable eyewear.

School children receive care on screening day from Aravind Eye Foundation in an Indian village near Madurai. Three nurses checked vision, two ophthalmologists looked for other eye conditions and prescribed glasses, and two opticians helped pick out frames.

MADISONGIVES.ORG 15 Ann E. Casey Vice President, Finance Stewarding your charitable giving and Operations, Fundholder, Legacy at Madison Community Foundation Society member Your generosity strengthens our greatest assets throughout the 2016 was another busy and productive year. community and the world Most visible to you, our stakeholders, was the redesign of our At MCF, our fundholders decide where the majority of grant dollars go. Community Impact website that rolled out grants are awarded separately through MCF’s competitive grantmaking program and are at the end of the year. While we can’t take approved by the Board of Governors. credit for the beauty of the design, our team worked hard to give you a site that is easy to navigate and provides information you need to understand MCF and all the good we do.

Upgrades for fundholders included more $8,455,446 $1,725,458 customized and useful information about your Granted to nonprofits from fundholders Community Impact grants funds. As more of you use the easy, online and supporting organizations process to recommend grants from your funds, we will be able to further simplify our Focus Areas distribution process and more quickly send Areas of Interest grants out to our nonprofit community. MCF’s Community Impact and Field of Interest funds In 2016, MCF helped fundholders support a broad support projects that demonstrate long-term Less visible but still important is that our new diversity of charitable giving: commitment to strengthening community assets in legal counsel and Board of Governors made Dane County and around the world. Grants from the the first major revisions to the trust agreement Community Impact Fund support Dane County since 1977. These streamline our board’s Animal Welfare Elderly nonprofits in the following areas: governance and reflect how MCF operates in Arts Environment the current environment. Basic Assistance Health Capacity Building Learning Arts & Culture Elderly Finally—and most exciting—we welcomed Children & Youth Peace & Justice Children & Youth Learning Brenda Redepenning to our team as Community Development Religion Community Development Organizational Capacity Receptionist. She is the warm voice you hear Environment Building on the phone and the smiling face who greets you at the door, and we are all so happy to have her here.

Contact Ann The 2016 and 2015 Consolidated Statements of Financial Position and Consolidated Statements of Activities have been audited by Baker (608) 232-1763 Tilly Virchow Krause LLP. Copies of the complete report are available at Madison Community Foundation’s office or at madisongives.org. [email protected] The amounts presented in the financial highlights on Page 2 may differ from the amounts shown in these condensed financial statements due to the consolidation of supporting organizations and other financial disclosures (largely related to agency endowments) required by GAAP accounting standards. For more information, please refer to the complete consolidated financial statements and audit report. Madison Community Foundation complies with all applicable state and federal reporting requirements.

16 2016 Annual Report STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL Activities

ASSETS Dec. 31, 2016 Dec. 31, 2015 REVENUE, gains AND 2016 2015 OTHER SUPPORT Cash and cash equivalents $9,093,896 $6,585,509 Contributions $53,524,585 $8,778,503 Certificates of deposit 500,000 500,000 Investment income 9,021,962 (763,808) Prepaid expenses 12,659 20,543 (loss) Administrative fees from Note receivable 1,631,790 - 157,863 161,251 funds held for others Investments 206,414,668 157,845,777 Total revenue, gains 62,704,410 8,175,946 Furniture and fixtures, net 100,507 81,001 and other support

Total Assets $217,753,520 $165,032,830 EXPENSES

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Grants 9,690,509 8,864,950

Grant commitments $1,127,638 $931,596 Personnel expenses 1,244,804 1,208,145

Funds held for other 17,706,020 16,193,144 Occupancy expenses 88,030 85,947 organizations Public relations and Gift annuity liability 1,022,982 1,059,063 321,195 236,111 marketing expense Other liabilities 292,221 286,843 General and administrative 317,397 199,917 expenses Total liabilities 20,148,861 18,470,646 Total expenses 11,661,935 10,595,070 Unrestricted net assets

Madison Community CHANGE IN NET ASSETS 51,042,475 (2,419,124) 146,218,333 142,403,671 Foundation Net assets at 146,562,184 148,981,308 Supporting organizations 51,386,326 4,158,513 beginning of year Net assets at Total Unrestricted net $197,604,659 $146,562,184 197,604,659 146,562,184 end of year assets

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET $217,753,520 $165,032,830 ASSETS

MADISONGIVES.ORG 17 Vera Court Neighborhood Center received a 2016 grant from Fund for Children

Madison Community Foundation works with two generous organizations to help them distribute their own competitive grants

FUND FOR CHILDREN The American Girl Doll sale continues to provide hundreds of thousands of dollars to Dane County projects involving children, the arts and the environment. In 2016, American Girl’s Fund for Children awarded $730,000 to 26 local organizations.

ALTRUSA INTERNATIONAL OF MADISON, INC. Established in 1923, Altrusa is a women’s service club that provides direct service and funding for community organizations. Members started an advised fund at Madison Community Foundation in 1986 to provide permanent resources for giving. In 2016, Altrusa gave $33,000 in grants to 12 local nonprofits focused on literacy and learning.

18 2016 Annual Report 2016 Donor Fund Summary Madison Community Foundation manages approximately $218 million in assets and more than 1,075 individual funds. Each year, together with fundholders, MCF awards approximately $10 million in grant dollars to support projects and programs throughout the region and the world. MCF works with donors who give today and/or through their estate plans to create funds designed to last forever. Here are the types of funds we offer:

Community Impact Funds: Community Impact funds allow donors the opportunity to establish a permanent endowment to support the MCF grantmaking program. Grants are awarded competitively and proactively to Dane County charitable organizations in a variety of focus areas.

Donor Advised Funds: Donor Advised funds allow donors to recommend grants to charitable organizations and programs that are meaningful to them. Zane Williams by Photograph The Foundation offers endowed, quasi-endowed (Maximum Giving) and non-endowed (Passthrough) Donor Advised fund options to accommodate The Great Performance Fund for Theater supported Forward Theater’s production of varying giving needs. “Learning to Stay” by James DeVita and based on the novel by Erin Celello. L to R: Malkia Stampley, Di’Monte Henning, and Kat Wodtke. Donor Designated and Agency Funds: Designated funds allow donors to ALL FUNDS Altrusa Fund identify one or more charitable organizations or programs to receive annual American Family Insurance Co. Fund support from the fund. Designated funds may be established by individual(s), 100 Black Men of Madison Scholarship Fund American Girl’s Fund for Children businesses or charitable organizations. 50 Years of Giving Life Fund American Girl’s Fund For Children Endowment 786 Fund American Players Theatre Fund Field of Interest Funds: Field of Interest funds allow donors to identify and Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine Founders Amos and Marcia Anderson Fund Endowment Fund Amy T. and Dr. Jonathan L. Overby Fund support a particular field of interest through the fund’s annual distribution Adams Winston Fund without designating a specific charitable organization or program. Anbu Fund Administrative Endowment Fund Anderson Designated Passthrough Fund Administrative Operating Reserve Andrew & Beverly Davison Fund for Giving Partner Funds: Adolph C. and Eugenie M. Bolz Family Fund Disadvantaged Children & Youth funds allow donors the opportunity to establish a African American Ethnic Academy Red Balloon Andy Gauss Memorial Scholarship A Fund For Women Fund permanent endowment to support the work of AFFW through the fund’s Angel’s Wish Endowment Fund for Animals Agrace HospiceCare Endowment Fund Ann Casey and Robert Laux Fund annual distribution. Established in 1993, AFFW awards grants to Aiden Mueller Memorial Fund Ann Casey and Robert Laux Passthrough Fund transform the community so women and girls thrive. Al and Dana lin Bernstein Endowment Fund Anne Lucke Fund Al and Dana lin Bernstein Fund Antoniewicz-Taylor Family Fund Regional Giving Partner funds serve communities outside Madison, Al Goldstein Passthrough Fund Arlan and Lori Kay Advised Fund including Columbus, Lodi, Middleton, Monona, Portage and Rio. These funds Al Welling Memorial Scholarship Endowment Arnol Family Fund for the Verona Area Needs Fund Network utilize the strong administrative resources of MCF and are advised by a Al Welling Memorial Scholarship Fund committee of community residents. Arnold G. and Jean E. Gehner Youth Services Alan Lee and Margie Moeller Family Fund Fund Albany Scholarship Fund Arnold N. Rusky Community Fund Scholarship Funds: Scholarship funds allow donors the opportunity to Albany Scholarship Passthrough Fund Arthur and Susan Lloyd Advised Fund provide grants for educational purposes, assisting individuals during high Aldo Leopold Foundation Fund Arts Access Fund for use of the Overture Center school, post-secondary and professional education. Aldo Leopold Nature Center Endowment Fund for the Arts Alex Fortney Scholarship Arts Wisconsin “Future Fund” Alexandra Wright Passthrough Fund Attic Angel Association Fund Alice Craig Erney Designated Fund

MADISONGIVES.ORG 19 Atwood Community Center Endowment Fund Charles Yvlisaker Red Balloon Fund Aunt Frances Fund Charlotte Dixon Scholarship B & G Smith Passthrough Fund Cheryl Cady Memorial Scholarship Fund Baer Family Futures Fund Christopher Vasquez Memorial Scholarship Fund Barbra H. Winter Advised Fund Cindy and Gary Heberling Fund Bartell Theatre Passthrough Fund Claire and Menahem Mansoor Family Fund Bartels Family Fund Clean Wisconsin Environmental Legacy Fund Bartlett Family Fund Clean Wisconsin Environmental Litigation Fund Bayside Fund Coe Family Advised Fund Bayside Fund (Passthrough) Colleen Burns Memorial Fund Bek-Gran/Hovind Children’s Fund Combat Blindness International Fund Bell Family Fund Common Wealth Development Fund Bell Laboratories, Inc. Fund Community Action Coalition Anti-Poverty Fund Belle and Clayton Frink Fund Community Living Connections, Inc. Endowment Belleville Public Library Fund Fund Benson Family Fund Community Restorative Justice Endowment Beth A. Miller Memorial Fund Community Restorative Justice Fund Betty Franklin-Hammonds Memorial Scholarship Community Shares of Wisconsin Endowment Fund Fund Betty Jane Perego Fund Beyond the Page TRIVIA NIGHT is one of many opportunities to help fund humanities Conley Family Fund Betty Jane Perego Fund for Multicultural Youth programming in Dane County libraries. Cory Ryan Cole Memorial Scholarship Fund Programs Council for Wisconsin Writers Betty Lemon Fund Bolz Family Endowment Fund for Madison Burgess Designated Passthrough Fund Craig and Karen Christianson Fund Betty von Rutenberg Memorial Scholarship Fund Museum of Contemporary Art Burt Hable Memorial Scholarship Fund Cream City Charities Passthrough Fund Bev Fergus Family Fund Bolz Family Endowment Fund for Madison Business Forum Foundation Fund Cream City Fund Beyond the Page Fund Opera Butler Passthrough Fund CTM Productions Endowment Fund BHP Billiton Fund for the Sokaogon Bolz Family Endowment Fund for Madison Capital K-9s Fund CUNA Mutual Group Fund Bicycle Federation of Wisconsin Endowment Symphony Orchestra Capital Springs Endowment Fund D+T Webb Advised Endowment Fund Fund Bolz Family Endowment Fund for MATC Carl and Theresa Pulvermacher Endowment Dale and Beverly Schultz Giving Fund Big Brothers/Big Sisters Foundation Fund Foundation Fund Dane County 4-H Leaders’ Association, Inc. Bill Lunney and Judie Pfeifer Family Fund for Bolz Family Endowment Fund for Olbrich Carol Cohen Fund Dane County Bicycle Association Fund Parks, Trails and Natural Resources Gardens Carolyn L. Taylor Scholarship Fund Dane County Bicycle Association Passthrough Black Earth Public Library Endowment Fund Bolz Family Endowment Fund for Salvation Army Carrel Pray Madison Boy Choir Alumni Fund Black Point Preservation Fund of Dane County Endowment Fund Dane County Cultural Affairs Commission Fund Blaine and Kim Renfert Family Passthrough Fund Bolz Family Endowment Fund for Tenney Catharine B. Waller Designated Passthrough Dane County Fair Youth Foundation Endowment Blake Family Fund Nursery and Parent Center Fund Fund Bob and Lucille Westervelt Fund Bolz Family Endowment Fund for Wisconsin Catherine C. and Reinold G. Miller Fund Dane County Farmer’s Market Scholarship Fund Bob and Pat Anderson Fund Youth Symphony Orchestra Catherine Ester Hokin Memorial Scholarship Dane County Humane Society Endowment Fund Bob Harris Memorial Community Recreation Boris Frank and Terry Kiss Frank Advised Fund Fund Dane County K-9 Fund Fund Boys and Girls Club of Dane County Fund Center for Families Fund Dane County Youth Fund Bob Harris Middle School Sports Fund Bradley Family Fund Center for Resilient Cities Fund Daniel and Stacey Bormann Family Fund Bob Sorge Fund for Wisconsin Chamber Brandt Advised Fund Centers for Prevention & Intervention Fund Daniel W. Erdman Advised Fund Orchestra Brat Fest, Inc. Central Wisconsin Center Education Fund Dann and Jean Willett Fund Bolger Family Fund for WYSO Breakfast Optimist Foundation of Madison Fund Centro Hispano: Barbara Oreel Fund Darrell Bazzell Fund Bolick Family Endowment Breunig-Paska Fund Centro Hispano: Peter and Pam Munoz Fund Dave and Kim Reinecke Advised Fund Bolz Family Endowment for Glaciers Edge Brian Butler and Carolyn Lazar Butler Centro Hispano: William & Joyce Wartmann Dave and Marcia Hyzer Fund Council of Boy Scouts of America Endowment Fund Fund Dave and Terri Beck-Engel Scholarship Fund Bolz Family Endowment Fund for Boys and Girls Brian Howell Life Sciences Scholarship Fund Charitable Gift Fund David & Marcie Stark Family Fund Club of Dane County Brooks-Rockenbach Fund Charles and Janet Gietzel Fund David and Mary Lawson Passthrough Fund Bolz Family Endowment Fund for Gathering Brooks-Rockenbach Fund for Literacy Network Charles and Peggy Sanna Endowment Fund David and Sue Diericks Fund Waters Conservancy BRPA Easement Endowment Fund Charles Hathaway Trust David Blaine Gray Memorial Scholarship Fund Bolz Family Endowment Fund for Grace Buck’s Green Light Scholarship Fund for MATC Charles Loufek Kimport Memorial Scholarship David Charles & Heather Lyn Mann Family Episcopal Church Buck’s Green Light Scholarship Fund for Fund Foundation UW-System Charles M. Himel Fund David John LeMahieu Fund

20 2016 Annual Report Dean and Becky Bridge Fund Eugene and Barbara Gehl Fund for Porchlight, Frozen Assets Fund Hay Family Fund DeAtley Family Foundation Inc. FW Mielcarek Memorial Scholarship Hazel B. Paschall Scholarship Fund Deborah and Patrick Turski Family Fund Evjue Foundation Great Performance Gail and John Casey Passthrough Fund Helen and Jeffrey Mattox Family Passthrough Dee Richard Memorial Fund Endowment Fund Galanter Family Fund Fund Deerfield Community Center Capital Campaign Family Service Fund Garner Family Fund Helen Minch Landkamer & Elaine Minch Mahony Passthrough Fund Fergus Family Fund Garrison L. Lincoln Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Deerfield Community Center Endowment Fund Firemen’s Park Endowment Fund Gary & Lynn Mecklenburg Passthrough Fund Henry A. Anderson III Fund DeForest Area Public Library Endowment Fitchburg Dog Park Fund George and Candy Gialamas Fund Henry Vilas Zoological Society Endowment Fund Diane Ballweg Performance Fund for Madison Fitchburg Library Fund George and Constance Ott Fund for St. Herb and Dottie Dittmann Fund Youth Choirs Fitchburg Public Library Endowment Fund Dunstan’s Episcopal Church Herlitzka Family Fund Don & Mary Harkness Fund Fitchburg Splash Pad Endowment Fund George and Judith Nelson Advised Fund Historic Madison, Inc. Endowment Fund Don and Mary Stirling Passthrough Fund Folklore Village Endowment Fund George H. and Shirley C. Austin Advised Fund Ho-Chunk Nation—Madison Area Endowment Donald and Janaan Sampson Fund Frank & Cindy Byrne Donor Advised Fund Gil Rosenberg Endowment Fund Fund Donley Family Acorn Fund Frank A. Zuerner Memorial Scholarship Fund Girl Scouts of Wisconsin - Badgerland Council, Hodan Community Services, Inc. Endowment Doug and Kathy Dittmann Fund Franklin H. Gietzel Fund for A Fund For Women Inc. Holly House Fund Doug LaFollette Environmental Speakers Series Frederick “Fritz” Charles Kaump Scholarship for Giving Tree Fund Ice Age Trail Alliance Endowment Endowment Memorial High School Goodstock Fund Illuminate the Plate Passthrough Fund Dr. A.D. and Phyllis Anderson Fund Iltis Family Fund Dr. Bill Bartlett Sports Medicine Fund Independent Living, Inc. Endowment Dr. Harry and Karen Roth Passthrough Fund IRB Fund Dr. Margaret C. Winston Fund James and Joan McCarthy Family Foundation Driftless Area Land Conservancy Endowment Fund Dugout Club James and Marilou Angevine Fund Eagle School Fund James and Peggy Possin Passthrough Fund Eagle-Vanguard Swimming Fund Jane Burrows Buffett Endowment for Omega Earth Science Women’s Network Endowment School East High School Theater Fund Jane Burrows Buffett Scholars Program East Madison Community Center Fund Endowment Ecumenical Fund for Faith Communities Jane Eisner Fund Ecumenical Fund for Nutrition Jane Taylor Coleman Designated Passthrough Ecumenical Fund for Seniors Fund Ecumenical Fund for the Homeless Jane Taylor Coleman Fund Ed & Nancy Young Grandchildren Red Balloon A $25,000 grant from the Ecumenical Housing Corporation Fund for the Homeless to Jane Taylor Coleman Passthrough Fund Housing Initiatives will support shelter and services for homeless community residents. Janet K. Zimmerman Passthrough Fund Educational Foundation of the Albany Janus Galleries Fund Community Friends of Crime Response Gooze Family Endowment Fund Jaya G. Iyer Endowment Fund Educational Foundation of the Albany Friends of Dane County Parks Endowment Fund Gordon and Beverly Jenkins Fund Jean D. and Walter A. Meanwell Sr. Passthrough Community (Passthrough) Friends of Dane County Parks Passthrough Fund Gordon and Janet McChesney Fund Fund Edward and Sylvia Kovic Memorial Fund Friends of Donald Park Endowment Fund Greischar Brown Tzedakah Fund Jenni and Kyle Fund Effigy Tree Maintenance Endowment Friends of Hoyt Park H. Madsen Fund Jennifer Schneider-Crubaugh Scholarship for Elaine and Nicholas Mischler Family Fund Friends of Monona Terrace Community and Habitat for Humanity of Dane County Construction Education Elizabeth C. Davies Fund for Family and Child Convention Center Fund Endowment Fund Jennifer Thompson Acorn Fund Development Friends of MSCR Endowment Fund Habush Habush & Rottier Charitable Fund Jerome H. and Joan H. Kuypers Family Fund Elizabeth Moon Proctor Scholarship Friends of Pheasant Branch Conservancy Glen Haine / Fricano Family Fund Jim & Maggie Peterman Fund Ellen and Paul Simenstad Fund for Madison Pulver Education Endowment Hal Mayer Family Advised Fund Jim and Cathie Burgess Family Fund Symphony Orchestra Friends of Pheasant Branch Conservancy Hancock Center for Movement Arts and Jim and Margaret Alm Meyer Endowment Fund Ellen Murdoch Advised Fund Restoration Fund Therapies Jim and Margaret Alm Meyer Passthrough Fund Endowment Fund for Theater in Overture Friends of Schumacher Farm Park Endowment Harlan Philip Hanson Scholarship Fund Jim Green Memorial Fund for Monona Grove Center Fund Harlequin Fund School District Enhancement for the Elderly Friends of Schumacher Farm Park Fund Harold A. and Marian E. Rafoth Fund Jo Ann Six Fund Erdman Holdings, Inc. Fund Friends of STARS Endowment Fund Harold and Theodora Kubly Field of Interest Joan and Dale Burke Fund Erickson Family Fund Friends of the Odyssey Project Fund Joan V. Collins Fund Erik’s Kids Day Fund Friends of Yahara House Endowment Fund Harr/Huggett Scholarship Fund Joel Marino Memorial Scholarship Escher Family Fund Fritz Gunkel Memorial Scholarship Fund for Harvey and Bonnie Wendel Charitable Fund John A. Johnson FOI Fund-Arts and Culture West High School Hathaway Terry Advised Fund MADISONGIVES.ORG 21 Len Mattioli Family Fund Madison Savoyards Passthrough Fund Leone Milfred Memorial Scholarship Madison Senior Center Fund Leslie Katzman Memorial Fund Madison Symphony Orchestra Fund LGM Alumni Association Endowment Fund Madison Symphony Orchestra Inc. Fund Linda Weyenberg Fund for Neighborhood House Madison Theatre Guild Endowment Fund Literacy Network Fund Madison Trust for Historic Preservation Lorna Quarles Fox Memorial Fund for Eagle Madison West Class of 1952 Ann Stanke Arts School and Humanities Scholarship Fund Lothe Family Charitable Fund Madison West High Class of 1947 Scholarship Lussier Community Education Center Children’s Fund Program Endowment Fund Madison West Rotary Endowment Fund Lussier Teen Center Endowment Fund Madison Youth Choirs Endowment Fund LVM Dreams Big Endowment Fund Madison-Area Urban Ministry Returning Lynch Family Fund Citizen’s Career Support Fund Lynch Family Maximum Giving Fund Magic Penny Fund The Madison-Area Urban Ministry Retuning Citizen’s Career Support Fund was created in Mad City Ventures Fund Major Bennie L. Canty Memorial Scholarship 2016. Just Bakery is one of the nonprofit’s many support programs. L to R: Nasra Wehelie, Madison Area Arts Coalition Fund Malawian Orphans Fund Jaclyn Eitrem, Gustavo Z., Therese J., Adam B., and Jesus H. Madison Ballet Endowment Fund Malawian Orphans Maximum Giving Fund Madison Children’s Choir Legacy Fund Mally Fund for Aging Education John A. Johnson FOI Fund-Community Judy and Dan Peterson Donor Advised Fund Madison Children’s Museum Fund Mandy M. and Paul E. Miller Foundation Development Judy P. Olson Book Discussion Kit Fund Madison Children’s Museum Fund (L) Mann Educational Opportunity Fund John A. Johnson FOI Fund-Environment Judy Rose Scholarship Fund Madison Children’s Museum Fund for the Future Mann Educational Opportunity Passthrough John A. Johnson Scholarship Fund (Beloit Junior League of Madison Endowment Fund Madison Civics Club Fund Fund College) Kanopy Dance Endowment Fund Madison Fund Mann Post-Secondary Education Passthrough John A. Johnson Scholarship Fund (Edgewood Kanopy Dance Endowment Fund (Jefcoate) Madison Museum of Contemporary Art—Art Fund College) Karen Faster Passthrough Fund Purchase Fund MAP Scholarship Fund John A. Johnson Scholarship Fund (Luther Karl W. and Mary Janet Wellensiek Advised Madison Museum of Contemporary Art MARC Foundation of Dane County Endowment College) Fund Endowment Fund Fund John A. Johnson Scholarship Fund (Madison Kary Fund for Children Madison Music Fund Marcia Bradley Advised Fund Country Day School) Kathleen Woit Family Endowment Madison Opera Fund Marcus and Sheila Cohen Advised Fund John A. Johnson Scholarship Fund (MATC) Katrina’s Kids Day Fund Madison Parks Foundation Fund Marcus and Sheila Cohen Passthrough Fund John A. Johnson Scholarship Fund (Milwaukee Keith and Harriett Moyer Fund Madison Public Library—Alicia Ashman Library Margaret’s Fund: A Northside Scholarship Fund School of Engineering) Kennedy Heights Technology Center Fund Endowment Margie’s Music for Life Fund John A. Johnson Scholarship Fund (Northland Kevin Cleary Foundation Madison Public Library Central Library Mari and Gary Wolter Fund College) Kevin Kowalcyk Memorial Scholarship Endowment Fund Marian C. Walluks Fund John A. Johnson Scholarship Fund (Ripon Endowment Fund Madison Public Library Foundation Endowment Marian E. and Stephen E. Schleck Youth Fund College) Kevin Kowalcyk Memorial Scholarship Fund Fund Marie B. and Clifford Pulvermacher Endowed John A. Rafoth Scholarship Fund Knipp Poulter Designated Fund Madison Public Library Foundation Scholarship Fund John and Carmen Skilton Advised Fund Knipp Poulter Fund Meadowridge Branch Endowment Marie Endres Fund John and Carol Toussaint Fund Kobinsky Family Giving Fund Madison Public Library Foundation Print Books Marie S. McCabe Fund John and Carol Toussaint Passthrough Fund Kohls and Erdmann Family Fund Purchase Fund Mark and Sarah Kaufman Family Fund John and Cindy Rogerson Fund Kraemer Library & Community Center Madison Public Library Hawthorne Branch Marshall Community Library Endowment Fund John and Jo Ellen McKenzie Advised Fund Endowment Fund Endowment Marshall Erdman Advised Fund John J. Frautschi Charitable Fund Kunz Family Fund Madison Public Library Lakeview Branch Marshall Erdman Scholarship Fund John L. Walker Fund Kurtz Family Fund Endowment Marshall Scholarship Fund John Lyle Memorial Trust Kuypers Family Fund Madison Public Library Monroe Street Branch Martha and Charles Casey Fund John Middlecamp Memorial Fund Lake Belle View Restoration Endowment Mary Ann Mandeville Fund John P. Hobbins Family Fund for Badger Chapter, Laura E. Chritton & William E. Chritton Madison Public Library Passthrough Fund Mary P. Burke Education Fund American Red Cross Scholarship Fund Madison Public Library Pinney Branch Mary Stoffel Fund John P. Hobbins Fund for Hillcrest Baptist Lauren Kosovec Memorial Scholarship Endowment Matilda Ripley Loving Trust Fund Church Leadership Legacy Fund Madison Public Library Sequoya Branch Matilda Ripley Passthrough Fund John Tuschen Poet Laureate Memorial Fund Leadership Legacy Passthrough Fund Endowment Matt 25 Fund Jon and Susan Udell Fund LeBrun Family Foundation Madison Public Library South Madison Branch Maurice and Cecilia Barnard Scholarship Fund Jon and Susan Udell Gift Fund Leck Memorial Fund Endowment Fund Maurice Rosefelt Memorial Fund Jon G. Udell Designated Passthrough Fund LeMahieu Family Fund Madison Savoyards Ltd. Endowment Fund Maurice Rosefelt Scholarship Fund 22 2016 Annual Report Max Osswald Homeless Children’s Library Monona Terrace Community Programs Owen Connolly & Harold Sundberg Memorial Pleasant Rowland Great Performance Campaign Endowment Endowment Fund Fund CTM Children’s Theater of Madison Mayer Family Fund Monona United Methodist Church Fund Padgham Scholarship Fund Great Performance Fund for Theater Mazess Fund for the Environment Monroe Romolino Family Arts Fund for Parent Share Acorn Fund Madison Ballet Mazess Maximum Giving Fund Barneveld High School Parents Advocating Student Success—CKCS Madison Children’s Museum MCF Easement Reserve Fund Montello Endowment for Education Endowment Madison Museum of Contemporary Art McKenna Family Fund Montello Endowment for Education Passthrough Patrick and Conor Shea Fund for Dyslexic Madison Opera McNall Family Passthrough Fund Fund Children Madison Symphony Orchestra MCPASD Education Foundation Fund MSCR Adaptive Sports & Fitness Fund Paul and Janet Emmerich Advised Fund Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Mead Family Fund MSCR Pontoon Boat Endowment Fund Paul and Kathleen Beckett Passthrough Fund Letters Meissen, Brown and Dunn Family Giving Fund MSCR Pontoon Boat Passthrough Fund Paul and Lynne Schulte Family Fund Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra Mel Morgenbesser Fund Mt. Horeb Area School Alumni Endowment Fund Paul and Lynne Schulte Family Passthrough Fund Preschool of the Arts Endowment Fund Melanie G. Ramey Charitable Fund Murph and Anne Wolman Children’s Fund for Paul Brandt School Forest Endowment Fund Priebe Family Fund Memorial High School Athletic Alumni Fund Madison PBJ Family Fund Priebe Family Passthrough Fund Mendota Rowing Club Fund NAMI Dane County Endowment Fund Perry Persike Youth Scholarship Passthrough ProAssurance/PIC Wisconsin Employee Trust Meriter Foundation Fund Nancy and Dennis Lynch Fund Fund Endowment Fund Merrill Lynch 2016 Grand Gala Fund Nancy McGill Fund for the American Red Cross Peter & Jill Lundberg Fund Pugh Children Acorn Fund Meyer Family Fund Badger Chapter Peter Iannone West High Memorial Scholarship QuARE Endowment Fund Michael Harrington McKinney Scholarship Nancy Thurow Memorial Endowment for CTM Fund Ragatz Family Fund Endowment Naomi Chesler & Dan Sidney Passthrough Fund Peter Stirling Trust Passthrough Fund Randy R. Sluder Memorial Fund Michael J. Schaller Scholarship Fund Natalie Tinkham Fund Phillip A. Levy Charitable Gift Fund Rape Crisis Center, Inc. Endowment Fund Michael McLain Fund Natural Heritage Land Trust Phillip and Ginger Hinderaker Fund Raymond and Eunice Devine Fund Michael Sheahan Memorial Scholarship for Natural Heritage Land Trust (L) Phyllis A. Lovrien Passthrough Fund Raymond and Virginia Malmquist Fund for the James Madison Memorial Necy and Wayne Wilson Music Scholarship Fund Phyllis Lovrien Designated Passthrough Fund American Red Cross Middleton Future Scholars Endowment Nelson Carlson Reisdorf Hodgson Miller Fund Planned Parenthood Fund Rayovac Corporation Fund Middleton Public Library Endowment Fund Neumueller Family Fund Read-To-Go Bookies Philanthropic Fund Middleton Public Library Large Print Collections New Gardens Passthrough Fund Fund New Harvest Foundation Endowment Fund Midvale Community Lutheran Church Second New Life Christian Center Mission Support Fund Chance Apartment Project NHLT Easement Endowment Fund Midwest Charitable Passthrough Fund No Stomach For Cancer Endowment Midwest Environmental Advocates Endowment Norma and Doug Madsen Giving Fund Fund North/Eastside Senior Coalition Fund Midwest Family Charitable Trust Novotny Scholarship Fund for East High School MIG Legacy Foundation Novotny Scholarship Fund for Random Lake Mildred Gill Opera Fund High School Millner / Speichinger Family Fund Nurses’ Fund of Wisconsin Milt McPike Fund Olbrich Botanical Society Fund Mixtacki Family Fund Oliver and Genevieve Redsten Red Balloon Fund MNA Arts Initiative Endowment Fund One City Early Learning Centers Endowment Mohaupt Fund for the Sequoya Branch Library Fund Monona Grove Education Foundation Opera for the Young Fund Endowment for Cottage Grove Elementary Opitz Family Fund Monona Grove Education Foundation Options in Community Living, Inc. Endowment Endowment for Glacial Drumlin School Fund Monona Grove Education Foundation ORA Campership Endowment Fund Endowment for Monona Grove High School ORA Campership Passthrough Fund Monona Grove Education Foundation Orange’s Fund for the Arts Endowment for Taylor Prairie School Oregon Area Historical Society Endowment Monona Grove Education Foundation Oregon Parks Fund Endowment for Winnequah School Oregon Public Library Fund Established in 2016, Morton Forest is a 100-acre Dane County Park in the Driftless Area Monona Grove Education Foundation Fund Ouellette Family Advised Fund Monona Library Book for Life Fund Our Redeemer Lutheran Church Fund of southwest Wisconsin with year-round hiking trails and outstanding vistas. The park is Monona Public Library Foundation, Inc. Fund Overture Center Endowment Fund supported by the Stephen D. Morton Fund for Morton Forest.

MADISONGIVES.ORG 23 Red Balloon Children’s Fund in honor of Roger P. Hauck Designated Passthrough Fund Sokaogon Chippewa Community Education Tim Lightner Fund Oscar G. Mayer Roland A. and Nancy Emmons Smith Advised Passthrough Fund Toby & Peter Wallach Fund Regent Pride Scholarship Fund Sorge Family Fund Todd & Jerilyn Bramson Family Fund RENEW Wisconsin EAP Internship Endowment Ron and Dorothy Daggett Endowment Fund Spear Family Passthrough Fund Tom & Shaila Bolger Fund Fund Ronni Jones APT Children’s Fund Stark Family Fund Tom Stamstad Memorial Fund Resilience Neighborhood Center Endowment Rosemary Garfoot Public Library Endowment Statue of Liberty Replica Restoration Tommy Bartlett Medical Research Fund Rhinelander-Taylor Centennial Fund Ross Family Charitable Fund Endowment Fund Tomorrow Fund Rich and Beth Lepping Fund Roy Hopko Endowment Fund for Christ Step Fund Tony Farina Fund for RSVP of Dane County Inc. Richard & Barbara Harper Fund for Wisconsin Presbyterian Stephen and Debra Schmidt Passthrough Fund Topitzes Family Passthrough Fund Chamber Orchestra Roy Hopko Endowment Fund for the McClelland Stephen D. Morton Fund for Morton Forest Toussaint Designated Passthrough Fund Richard and Lorraine Ranney Fund Foundation Stephen D. Morton Passthrough Fund for Trevor R. Marsh Memorial Endowment Fund Richard and Nina Rieselbach Fund Roy Hopko Endowment Fund for the Zor Shrine Morton Forest Trevor R. Marsh Memorial Passthrough Fund Riddle Family Fund RRK Holdings, Inc. Passthrough Fund Stephen Fleischman Distinguished Lecture Fund Troy Boys Fund Risser Family Foundation Rudy Family Fund For Edgewood High School for MMoCA Tyler J. Berg Memorial Scholarship Fund Rita O’Reilly Paulus Family Fund Ruhly Family Fund Steve and Beth Blakeslee Family Foundation United Cerebral Palsy of Greater Dane County, River Valley School District Endowment SAIL Fund Steven Ramig Fund Inc. Robert and Dorothy Troller Maximum Giving Sales and Marketing Executives of Madison Fund Strang, Inc. Endowment Fund United Way of Dane County Foundation Fund Fund Salinger Family Fund Strings, It’s Elementary Fund Urban League of Greater Madison Workforce Robert and Jenifer Gilbert Fund Sally and Lee Hansen Passthrough Fund Stu Levitan Fund Innovation Fund Stuart Daily Seeds of Learning Fund Urban League of Greater Madison Youth Summit Credit Union Money Smarts Fund Endowment Fund Summit Fund Van Haren Family Fund Sun Prairie Soccer Club Development Fund VASD Partners Actively Learning (PALs) Sun Prairie Soccer Club Program and Scholarship Fund Maintenance Fund Vernon Hellenbrand Memorial Scholarship Fund Susan and Ellis Bauman Fund Verona Public Library Endowment Fund Swan Tull Family Charitable Fund Vicki Stewart Artists Endowment Fund for Swank Family Fund Theater in Overture Center TAPIT/New Works, Inc. Endowment Victor and Carol Dorn Family Fund Tasha E. Bolton Scholarship Fund Village of Cross Plains Streetscape Sponsorship TeamSoft Sharing Wishes Fund Program Fund Teddy O. & Robert R. Studt PlayTime Village of Shorewood Hills Second Chance Productions Apartment Project Fund Terrance and Judith Paul Family Fund Virginia and Perry Henderson Advised Fund Terry & Sandy Shockley Fund VSA of Wisconsin Fund Terry Haller Fund W. Jerome Frautschi Fund The Benches Fund W. Lee Hansen Designated Passthrough Fund The SAIL Fund (SAIL stands for Sharing Active Independent Lives) was created to The Bloom Women Fund Walker Family Fund for Music support the nonprofit’s work to help seniors stay healthy and connected. The Brosnan and Flessas Family Fund Walter and Dorothy Jones Frautschi Fund The Dick, Jill and Newman Anderson Charitable Walter Bauman Mental Health Fund Robert and Marie Laux Memorial Fund Sally Wilmeth and Terry Geurkink Family Fund Fund Warner Park Swimming Pool Fund Robert and Shirley-Dawn Jorgenson Fund Saloutos Family Fund The First Tee Allan Mitchell Endowment Fund Waunakee Library Forever Fund Robert E. Miller and Pamela J. Hoffman Fund Sanchez Scholarship Passthrough Fund The Ideal Builders Fund WCATY Endowment Fund Robert G. and Betty H. Johnson Fund Sandra Grieger-Block Fund The Neighborhoods Fund West Family Fund Robert J. and Dorothy M. Troller Endowment Schenk-Atwood Art Conservation Fund The PAL Fund Whyte Hirschboeck Dudek Charitable Fund Fund Schreiner Luttrell Bugle American Fund The Progressive Endowment Fund WI Chapter of the American Planning Robert J. and Vera Wilson Endowment Fund Schwandt Family Fund The Road Home Housing and Hope Forever Fund Association Scholarship Fund Roberta Gassman and Lester Pines Family Fund Scott Family Gift Fund The Road Home Passthrough Fund Widder Family Fund Roberto G. Sanchez Educational Opportunity Sensenbrenner Family Passthrough Fund Theodora H. Kubly Fund William and Gretchen Rieser Advised Fund Fund Sherry and Al Goldstein Endowment Fund Thomas G. and Karen C. Ragatz Designated William and Phyllis Bartlett Fund Roelof and Wilma Kraak Family Fund Shorewood Community School Fund Passthrough Fund William E. and Edna B. Walker Fund for the Roger and Ann Hauck Advised Fund Silverberg Huebel Passthrough Fund Thomas Heffron Family Passthrough Fund Elderly Roger and Ann Hauck Passthrough Fund Society of St. Vincent de Paul District Council of Three Gaits Spirit of Sam William Kraus and Toni Sikes Fund Roger and Kristi Williams Fund Madison Fund Tikalsky-Friedman Family Fund Wilma Kraak Designated Passthrough Fund Roger and Vivian Holten Band Scholarship Fund Tim and Jana Heinrich Family Fund Wingra School Fund 24 2016 Annual Report In 2016, A Fund for Women funds supported its new agenda, economic empowerment for women and girls, and launched the impact statement, “Everybody Wins.”

Wisconsin Arts Education Association Anne Wolman Fund for A Fund for Women Millie Baldwin/Hattie Bakke Fund for A Fund for Lodi Area Community Endowment Endowment Fund Betty Harris Custer Acorn Fund for A Fund for Women & Affiliate Funds Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra Endowment Women Muriel Strickland / Teresita Barroquillo Fund for Lodi Area Community Endowment Fund Carter/Rakentzes Fund for A Fund for Women A Fund for Women Lodi Area Community Passthrough Fund Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra Endowment Deirdre W. Garton Fund for A Fund for Women Niki and Muffy Sollinger Fund for A Fund for Harold & Lois Ryan Scholarship for Lodi High Fund (L) Diane Ballweg Women Soaring Above and Women School Wisconsin Environmental Education Foundation Beyond Fund for A Fund for Women Proud Mary Fund for A Fund for Women Kozel Scholarship for Lodi High School Endowment Donna McDowell Beestman Fund for A Fund for Richard & Peggy Parfitt Fund for A Fund for Reppen Scholarship for Lodi High School Wisconsin Foundation for School Music Fund Women Women Wisconsin Heights Educational Foundation Doris J. Hanson Fund for A Fund for Women Samantha M. Weston & Cheryl Rosen Weston Middleton Endowment & Affiliate Funds Wisconsin Heights School District Endowment Dr. Beverly S. Simone Fund for A Fund for Fund for AFFW Capital Brewery Charitable Fund Fund Women The DoMa Strong Women Acorn Fund for A Marlette E. Larsen Family Fund Wisconsin Society of Cytology Scholarship Fund Elizabeth M. Cantor Endowment for A Fund for Fund for Women Middleton Community Passthrough Fund Wisconsin Sports Development Corp. Women The Jane Fund for A Fund for Women Middleton Endowment Endowment Helen S. Wendel Fund for A Fund for Women The MacKenzie Women’s Fund for A Fund for Standard Imaging Foundation Fund Wisconsin State Journal Youth Services Fund In Honor of Emilie Taylor Holmes Fund for A Women Wisconsin Wetlands Association Fund Fund for Women The Women of the Derilyn Dean Cattelino Fund, The Monona Fund & Affiliate Funds Wisconsin Women in Government Endowment In Memory of Sylvia Melli-Jacobs Fund for A Derilyn, Deborah and Beth The Monona Fund Fund Fund for Women Women Who Roar Fund for A Fund for Women The Monona Fund (TMF) Passthrough Wisconsin Youth Symphony Orchestra’s Janet Amundsen Gietzel Fund for A Fund for Portage Area Community Fund Endowment Fund Women REGIONAL GIVING PARTNER Portage Area Community Fund Wolf Solomon Fund Jo Ann Six Fund for A Fund for Women FUNDS Wolman Family Share and Care Fund Joan V. Collins JoJo Fund in honor of Columbus Area Endowment Rio Community Fund & Affiliate Funds Women in Focus, Inc. Scholarship Endowment Grandchildren Sophia, Isabella, Caden & & Affiliate Funds Biddle Family Agricultural Scholarship Fund for Woodland Montessori School Endowment Christian Columbus Area Aquatic Center Fund Rio YMCA of Dane County Foundation Josephine Musser Fund for A Fund for Women Columbus Area Endowment Biddle Family Scholarship Fund for Rio You Made My Day Fund Joyce J. Bartell Fund for A Fund for Women Columbus Area Endowment Passthrough Fund Rio Community Foundation - Agricultural Fund Young Giving Fund Judy Schwaemle Fund for A Fund for Women Columbus Fall River Rotary Club “Good Works” Rio Community Foundation - Athletics Fund Youth Services of Southern Wisconsin Fund Lewis & Mary Kay Brooks Family Fund for A Fund Rio Community Foundation - General Education (Briarpatch) Fund for Women Columbus School District Endowment Fund Yvette’s Local Entrepreneur Fund Marie A. Wunsch Fund for A Fund for Women Columbus School District Passthrough Fund Rio Community Foundation - Library Fund YWCA Madison - Vilas Endowment Fund Martha Taylor Fund for A Fund for Women Conlin Family Fund Rio Community Fund YWCA Madison Fund Mary Ellyn Drury Sensenbrenner Fund for A John and Mary Roche Grandchildren Red Strmiska Fund for the Rio Community A FUND FOR WOMEN FUNDS Fund for Women Balloon Fund Megan Correll Family Fund for AFFW Parry F. Lueders Fund A Fund for Women Endowment Melany Stinson Newby Fund for A Fund for Sharrow Family Fund A Fund for Women Grantmaking Women MADISONGIVES.ORG 25 FOUNDATION FOR MADISON’S FOUNDATION FOR Howard and Judith Landsman Fund for FMPS Schiavoni-Sturm Enrichment Endowment for the PUBLIC SCHOOLS MADISON’S PUBLIC SCHOOLS Karen Meissen Scholarship Endowment Fund Benefit of East Kathy Bartell Endowment Fund for Music School Forest Endowment Fund ENDOWMENTS ENDOWMENTS: Kathy Mosher Fund for Madison East High Sennett Middle School Environmental Education FOR THE BENEFIT OF: Arthur C. and Charlene B. Nelson Memorial School Endowment Fund Allis Elementary Scholarship Endowment LaFollette Marketing and Business Department Shelley Glover Athletic Endowment Fund Badger Rock Middle School Barbara E. and Gerald Marwell Fund Fund Susan A. Hamblin Building Informed Citizens Black Hawk Middle School Barbara Ritchie Flanagan Endowment Fund LaFollette Printmaking Social Studies Field Trip Endowment Fund Chavez Elementary Brendan M. Scanlon Memorial Art Grant Len Rush Principal Professional Development West High School Business and Marketing Cherokee Middle School Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Department Endowment Crestwood Elementary Carrie Macklin Ritz & Peter Ritz Fund for the Louis Swedarsky Scholarship Fund West High School Visual Arts Endowment Fund East High School benefit of FMPS Marlys Sloup-Dale Wortley Reading Recovery Wozniak/Dickinson Visual Arts Endowment Elvehjem Elementary Scholarship Fund Fund Emerson Elementary Falk Elementary COMMUNITY IMPACT FUNDS Franklin Elementary School Ann Tiemann Unrestricted Endowment Fund Glendale Elementary Anna Marie Graber Martens Fund Gompers Elementary Anne and Martin Wolman Unrestricted Fund Hamilton Middle School Bowles Family Fund Hawthorne Elementary Cleo and Glenn Sonnedecker Unrestricted Fund Huegel Elementary Doris Woychik Unrestricted Fund Innovation High School Edward F. Obert Unrestricted Fund Jefferson Middle School Founders Fund Kennedy Elementary Frederick C. Suhr Fund LaFollette High School Garver Memorial Unrestricted Fund Lake View Elementary Grutzner Family Fund Lapham Elementary Irwin A. and Robert D. Goodman Fund Leopold Elementary Jean and Walter Meanwell Community Fund Lindbergh Elementary John and Carolyn Peterson Fund Lowell Elementary John and Mary Frautschi Fund Marquette Elementary June E. Johnson Community Impact Fund Memorial High School Louis Hirsig Unrestricted Fund Mendota Elementary School Louise Young Unrestricted Endowment Fund Midvale-Lincoln Elementary School Lyle Hill Unrestricted Fund Muir Elementary School MCF Community Impact Fund Nuestro Mundo School Foundation for Madison’s Public Schools holds endowments for all 50 schools in the Megan E. Christiansen Fund O’Keeffe Middle School district, including Randall Elementary. Pictured above: Students of Randall Elementary Michael Stieghorst and C. Sue Conley Fund Olson Elementary School Phil Kammerer Fund gathered to celebrate the playground mural they created with artistic support from Orchard Ridge Elementary Richard and Rosemary Johnson Fund Randall Elementary School Dane Arts Mural Arts and grant support from MCF. Robert W. Taplick Memorial Unrestricted Fund Sandburg Elementary Ron Mensink Fund Schenk Elementary Donald and Alice Benn Fund for the Benefit of Mary J. McClellan Elementary School Music Whitford and Becky Huff Unrestricted Fund Sennett Middle School FMPS Endowment Shabazz High School Dr. Russell Hess/GHC Emergency Medical Fund Matt Vidulich Memorial Scholarship Endowment Sherman Middle School East High School Booster Club Fund Fund Shorewood Hills Elementary School Endowment fund for the benefit of Immigrant MMSD High School Athletics Endowment Fund Spring Harbor Middle School Families MMSD Library Endowment Fund Stephens Elementary Foundation for Madison Public Schools Music MMSD Social Work Emergency Endowment Thoreau Elementary Endowment Fund Fund Toki Middle School Foundation for Madison’s Public Schools Mohs Music Fund Van Hise Elementary Endowment Fund Nicole Zanoni - Health Endowment Fund West High School Gould/Dickinson Pottery Fund Professor Al Hovland Tennis Scholarship Whitehorse Middle School Homeless Education Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Wright Middle School

26 2016 Annual Report MADISONGIVES.ORG 27 Legacy Society Members of the Legacy Society have chosen to include Madison Community Foundation in their estate plans. Members are recognized for their charitable decisions today that will result in future gifts.

LEGACY SOCIETY / CHARITABLE Terry L. Haller Roger and Mary Rowin GIFT ANNUITIES Rodger Hansen Robert and Jacqui Sakowski Don and Mary Harkness Eve B. Scheffenacker Anonymous (24) Robert C. Hawkinson Paul Marunich and Ruth Ann Schoer Bill Arthur Ron and Carol Hay Rudy and Janet Silbaugh Robert Auerbach Paul Houseman L. Joseph Sloup* and Marlys D. Sloup Baer Family Futures Fund Bradley L. Hutter Family Roland and Nancy Emmons Smith Helen Baldwin Ronald J. and Rosemary L. Johnson* Patricia Martin Soderholm Charitable Fund Jim and Barb Barnard Carol Jordan Cleo* and Glenn Sonnedecker Lois Bartels Mark and Sarah Kaufman Bob and Lisa Sorge Susan J.M. and Ellis Bauman Michael Kelley Thomas and Sheila Spear Hugh and Joyce Bell Karen A. Kohls Phillip and Jane Stark Jane and Kenneth Belmore Robert and Virginia Kraft Mary A. and John W. Storer Jan Berg Mary Krall Alan J. Strohschein Linda H. Bochert Cherie L. Krenke Martha Sullivan Tom and Shaila Bolger Doug LaFollette Annalee G. Sundby Daniel and Stacey Bormann Marilyn Lampman Esther Hougen Taylor Dean and Ann Bowles Howard and Judith Landsman Martha A. Taylor JoAnn Bucaida Mary Jane Langer Jennifer Thompson Jim and Cathie Burgess Phillip A. Levy Carol Toussaint Ann Casey Mary T. Linton Jon and Susan Udell Martha L. and Charles P. Casey Phyllis A. Lovrien Susan and Tom Ullsvik Thomas A. Christiansen Peter and Jill Lundberg Paul Vastola, M.D. Gale R. Cody Douglas and Norma Madsen Clifford E. Voegeli Jane Taylor Coleman Jennifer and Jeff McFarland Andrija and Hazel Vukmir Joan V. Collins Nancy A. McGill Marvin A. and Grace D. Wagner Roberta Gassman & Lester Pines, Joan Creitz Rebecca Mendez JoAnn Walker fundholders, Legacy Society members, James and Karel Cripe th Ralph and Cathy Middlecamp Weigandt Family Fund pictured at the 100 Anniversary Evelyn S. Daly Steven and Meryl Mixtacki Robert and Lucille Westervelt celebration of Neighborhood House, Mary Beth Davis Linda Murray Mark and Jeanne Whitish where the couple met. Bill and Jan DeAtley Daniel and Joyce Muxfeld Jenifer Winiger Gordon and Gail Derzon Helene Nelson and James Arts Kathleen Woit, Ph.D. John and Lois Doty Neumueller Family Fund Kristin Yates Robert* and Betty Elsas Melany S. Newby Nancy F. Young Don Hunt and Kathleen Engel-Hunt “ It’s when we all come R.J. and Gina Newell & Family Elaine Erickson-Hollander and Jeffrey Hollander Amy T. Overby Escher Family Fund REALIZED LEGACIES together that we can Judy and Dan Peterson Karen Faster Dick and Sandy Pfahler In 2016, MCF was honored to receive Carol J. Ferguson Dean and Sheila Read estate gifts from the following: have the greatest Tina Frailey Donna Read Boris Frank and Terry Kiss Frank Dr. Ron and Petie Rudy* Earl H. and Elnor A. Reichel Jac and Edye Garner Edith L. DeBrue* impact.” Dave and Kim Reinecke Delight Gartlein Ellen and Paul Simenstad* Gordon and Janet Renschler —Roberta Gassman Sylvia and Truman Graf John P. Hobbins* Raymond T. Riddle Douglas Gurak and Mary Kritz Megan E. Christiansen* Frederic & Mary Ross * Deceased and/or realized legacy gifts

28 2016 Annual Report MCF BOARD OF GOVERNORS Seated left to right: Roberta Gassman, UW-Madison Diane Ballweg, Endres Manufacturing Company Foundation Ron Mensink, retired Shiva Bidar, UW Health

Standing left to right: Martha Taylor, UW Foundation Jim Cavanaugh, retired David Stark, Stark Company Realtors Joan Burke, First Business Trust and Investments Blaine Renfert, Sub-Zero Group, Inc. Jim Bradley, Home Savings Bank Enid Glenn, State of Wisconsin

Not pictured: Frank Byrne, retired Jack Daniels, Madison College Al Friedman, retired Jac Garner, Webcrafters Ismael Ozanne, Dane County District Attorney Jeff Pertl, City of Madison

MCF STAFF Left to right: Brenda Redepenning Connie Tibbetts Andrea Nilsen David Koehler Darcy Kobinsky Bob Sorge Ann Casey Brennan Nardi Angela Davis Tina Klehr Tom Linfield Harmony Kronick

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SAVE THE DATE A Fund for Women donor appreciation event Madison Community Foundation A Fund for Women Presents: A Year of Giving Presents: 2017 Annual Dinner Grant Announcement #3 Thursday, October 12, 5-8 p.m. Wednesday, July 26, 7 p.m. Monona Terrace Concerts on the Square Details coming soon! As part of the evening’s program, MCF Columbus Area Endowment president Bob Sorge will announce the Presents: Philanthropist of the Year third of 12 major monthly grants to Saturday, November 4 support the community’s most unique Savanna Oaks, Fall River, WI natural and cultural assets. Annual Legacy Society Brunch Madison Community Foundation Tuesday, July 25, Central Library Presents: Madison Gives 2018 For details, contact Andrea Nilsen. Thursday, May 17 Monona Terrace Portage Area Community Fund Learn more about a new community fund Tuesday, July 25 Phone: (608) 232-1763 6:30-8 p.m. Portage Library, Bidwell Room We would love to connect on social media: