North Carolina Community Foundation Annual Report 2008 The Face of Philanthropy of Face The 2008 Annual Report North Carolina Community Foundation

The North Carolina Community Foundation Contents enables North Carolinians of all means to 2 The Letter make lasting and meaningful contributions 4 State of Generosity to their communities. 8 Reflecting our Networks We accomplish this through a network of 12 Generations of Givers affiliates that marshals resources, encourages 16 Board of Directors & Staff community dialogue, and builds permanent 18 Funds & Grants assets that enrich the quality of life for our 19 Financials

Mission citizens and through prudent administra- 20 Affiliates tive and management services that support 36 Donors donors and their philanthropic objectives. 41 Map  North Carolina Community Foundation Annual Report 2008

The face of philanthropy in North Carolina is changing. It reflects the shifting demo- graphics, geographies and needs across the state we serve. It’s seen in the growing diversity of the people who make up our Foundation and its expanding, inclusive network of donors, volunteers, leaders and recipients. It begins earlier in life, with young people – even children – embracing the power of giving. And it mirrors the generations of givers as they transition and transfer their gifts and values. What we’re experiencing at the North Carolina Community Foundation is not unique. Foundations across the state and country report an ever-expanding involvement in philan- thropy. We are merely a microcosm of our changing world. Now at our 20-year mark, the North Carolina Community Foundation is in a unique position to both recognize and capitalize on these emerging trends. Our report is organized to provide a glimpse at three important areas: State of Generosity: The NCCF’s network of affiliates has grown over the past 20 years to serve nearly all corners of North Carolina. Our statewide footprint and focus on rural and underserved areas are both our strength and a key differentiator. Read how the NCCF and our partner affiliate foundations serve North Carolina in unique ways, with untold contributions to our state’s quality of life and vital infrastructures. Reflecting our Networks: Philanthropy is no longer the exclusive preserve of a privileged few. Those who participate in the joys of giving now reflect the demographics of our society in general and North Carolina in particular. You’ll see how gifts great and small, from philanthropists who reflect both genders from every age and with growing diversity make an impact. The NCCF has programs to encourage giving among many groups that are emerging as important sources of charitable giving, including women and youth. The changing face of philanthropy is of course best reflected in the people we serve, partner with and employ: the donors, grant-recipients, leaders, volunteers and associates who have built the North Carolina Community Foundation over the last two decades. Generations of Givers: Much is written about the great transfer of wealth from one generation to another. We are also witnessing the transfer of values from one generation to the next. This section shows how family philanthropy is strong and growing within the NCCF. As we enter our third generation, the North Carolina Community Foundation remains poised to further cultivate philanthropy through our role as stewards of our state’s vast The Face of Philanthropy of Face The resources, partners in community development and leaders in leveraging capacity.  2008 Annual Report North Carolina Community Foundation

One of the most rewarding aspects of our work and affiliate partners throughout North Carolina. at the North Carolina Community Foundation is We received more than $18 million in gifts this the opportunity to meet so many of the people past year, bringing our total assets to $117 million. who are doing great things in their communities Stewardship at any level requires responsi- across our state. While these philanthropists all bility. Each of us has a role to play in helping to share a sense of altruism and a strong inclination ensure that community needs are discovered and toward generosity, most striking is what they met − and that our causes are defined and funded. don’t have in common. This year’s report theme It is our distinct honor at the NCCF to play a role illustrates that point. After meeting some of our in helping individuals, families and organizations donors, funders and volunteers and reading about discover their philanthropic passions and leverage their stories in the pages that follow, you’ll see giving to its maximum potential. that there is not just one “face of philanthropy.” One reason we believe we’re effective in this These profiles of giving are as varied as the role is our presence throughout most of North people who make up our population, crossing all Carolina. One of the NCCF’s core advantages is

The Letter The socio-economic groups, ignoring color, gender and our unique statewide network, which now serves even defying age. We can learn from them all. 65 counties with 59 affiliates. Our mission to focus Consider the lesson taught by Kersten Paxton. on rural, often under-served areas also has con- This Arapahoe Charter School student used a tributed to our ability to grow and flourish, and we class assignment to see what $1 in seed money will continue to capitalize on this strength. could do for her small coastal community. She You’ve already read about our impressive paid it forward, and the stunning result was a number of grants, allocations and assets. Growth $130.68 donation to the Pamlico County Commu- in these areas and others has prompted us to make nity Foundation for the Dottie Gray Ambulance some strategic organizational changes to better Fund. The significance of her three-week effort to align our services to affiliates, donors and constitu- grow $1 into a much needed community reinvest- ents statewide. To that end, we have realigned ment will live on forever − and illustrates both the positions, strengthened processes and introduced simplicity and the legacy of a gift to the NCCF. services. Realignments include: The significance of her contribution is explained • The position of Vice President of Affiliate further on page six. Services, developed to enhance our partnerships We are delighted that Kersten’s efforts and and increase efficiencies with fund-holders and thousands of donors from across our fine state affiliates across North Carolina; allow us to report another record year of giving. • The position of Director of Donor Engage- Grant and scholarship disbursements at March 31, ment, established to evaluate, define and improve 2008, totaled more than $6 million, a 24 percent the overall giving experience with the NCCF; increase over last year. We awarded 1,400 grants, • The position of Director of Marketing and an eight percent increase over the previous year. Communications, created to raise awareness about None of the Foundation’s work would be pos- the NCCF and implement strategies to increase sible without the generous support of our donors resources and use of our services.  We also have introduced an on-line giving op- tion to help make giving convenient, available at nccommunityfoundation.org. Our number-one goal through these new endeavors is to make your association with the NCCF gratifying and easy, whether you’re a donor, fund-holder, volunteer or grantee working with our team of professionals at the state office or any one of our partner foundations throughout North Carolina. We also want NCCF fund-holders and donors to be assured of the exacting standards that govern the administration of their resources. We are proud that the NCCF has achieved the high- est ranking from Charity Navigator, an objective

nonprofit rating service. The Foundation earned Photo by Katie Britt, Elizabeth Galecke Photography top ratings by exceeding requirements in several thropy among youth, women and people of color. areas, including operational quality, financial ef- We are privileged to work with a talented and ficiency and integrity, accountability and growth dedicated cadre of professionals and volunteers in program services. across the state. It’s gratifying to witness what we Now at the 20 year mark, we can truly appreci- have accomplished together. Through our contin- ate the Foundation’s long-term perspective and ued partnerships, we see only ongoing opportuni- insistence on safety, soundness and a conservative ties for growth and innovation. We’re in a unique investment strategy, which are serving us well in position to reflect on the past two decades with an these uncertain economic times. eye toward maximizing present opportunities and While the NCCF’s metrics remain solid, we leveraging our future potential. need to temper future expectations with a dose of reality. We’ve already witnessed the impact of stock-market volatilities, and the economy’s fu- Sincerely, ture remains uncertain. As always, be assured that prudent portfolio management and our continued reliance on safety and soundness will guide our philosophies. Jennifer Tolle Whiteside, President Building lasting and meaningful partnerships with our affiliate networks and donors remains central to our future, as does our focus on rural, under-served areas. We also will continue to emphasize programming that encourages philan- C. Ronald Scheeler, Chairman of the Board  2008 Annual Report North Carolina Community Foundation

North Carolina Community Foundation works to cultivate philanthropy through- The out our state. With 59 affiliates supporting 65 counties across North Carolina, the very expanse of our network makes us unique. The NCCF’s focus on rural communities also sets us apart. Our tradition of serving the state with a focus on under-served areas means that the Foundation and our affiliate partners make vital contributions to our state’s infrastructure and quality of life. The vast list of qualifiers that contributes to any community’s livability runs the gamut from emergency services to education, the arts, historic preservation and environmental protection. Countless funds and endowments have been established with the Foundation and affiliates to support all of these areas and much more.

Disaster relief Albemarle and the Greater Albemarle Red Cross. Consider the relief funds that have been es- A Feb. 28 Mardi-Gras dinner/dance fund-raiser is tablished with the Foundation in so many North planned for 2009. Carolina communities in the wake of natural disasters. Timely grant-making is critical to recov- Meeting needs ery efforts, with potential for long-term impact Matching foundation resources with communi- on communities’ abilities to rebound. Many, like ty needs is an important affiliate goal at all times, funds set up with Carteret and Macon affiliates af- not just during disaster. State of Generosity of State ter particularly destructive hurricanes, stand ready Affiliate foundations in Greene and Lenoir for the next disaster. Grant-making procedures are counties are working hard to engage their respec- in place and ongoing donations encouraged. tive communities and promoting their unre- Some communities have taken a proactive stricted funds as the best way to meet area needs. approach, establishing emergency funds be- United Gift Funds established in both Swain and fore disaster strikes. The Northern Albemarle Jackson counties serve as important community- Community Foundation is working to create the wide fund drives to bolster programs in each of first regional relief fund to support 14 counties these mountain areas. in North Carolina’s northeastern corner. The The barely two year-old Cary Community Albemarle Disaster Relief Fund will primar- Foundation is already known as a go-to organiza- ily distribute proceeds to the Food Bank of the tion. The affiliate saw applications more than  North Carolina Community Foundation Annual Report 2008

double this year, with a focus on funding initia- make this year. Thanks to a grant from tives that support children, families and the arts. Circumstances like poverty or just plain the Cary Community The generous Richard Chapman Cleve bad luck can turn a hand-up into a life-line. A Foundation, handicap- Fund, held with the Craven County Community stellar example of generosity is the Anne and accessible picnic tables Foundation, allowed the affiliate to quadruple its Alex Bernhardt Foundation, established with are now available for number of grants to support community initia- the Catawba Valley Community Foundation all Adams Elementary tives this year. The fund supports a wide range of (CVCF) to support citizen needs in the economi- School students to enjoy programs, including student mentoring through cally depressed foothills area. Alex Bernhardt, under the shelter on Big Brothers Big Sisters, indigent health care and who serves on the CVCF board, heads one of the campus. reading services for the visually impaired. largest family-owned furniture companies in the The Montgomery County Fund really knows country, in operation since 1889. how to match needs with local resources. The 15-member board, half of whom hold their own Emergency services funds, worked the phones to match specific com- The NCCF also holds countless funds that munity needs with donors. The effort more than make critical emergency services possible or cer- doubled the number of grants they were able to tainly more effective.  2008 Annual Report North Carolina Community Foundation

poem with his photo in a newspaper advertise- ment each year to ensure that his memory and the cause live on.

Arts and culture Funds established to support the arts and cul- ture held by the NCCF and our affiliates through- out North Carolina are numerous and impressive. Affiliate funds help to support arts councils across the state and various artistic endeavors, from the esteemed John C. Campbell Folk School in the mountains to the famed Lost Colony outdoor drama at the coast. The Alleghany County Community Founda- tion granted support to a unique venue for public art that honors the age-old tradition of quilting. The Quilt Trail, which also enjoys support from the Avery Community Foundation, winds through Hickory’s historic high Vance and Granville county affiliates have a growing list of Western North Carolina counties school now serves as a donated funds to local municipal ambulance sta- participating in this new form of experiential art compound that houses tions to allow equipment purchases for search and and tourism. Several Midwestern and Southern nonprofits, museums, a rescue operations. states participate in this unique homage to the library and more. The Dottie Gray’s friends and family established artistry of quilt patterns. Unifour Foundation has an ambulance fund in her name with the Pamlico The heart of Hickory boasts an impressive provided significant County Community Foundation after she tragical- re-purpose of the town’s century-old high school resources for the SALT ly died from a stroke en route to emergency care called the SALT Block, an acronym for Sciences, Block, which stands for via ferry from her home in Oriental. Since rescue Arts and Literature Together! The complex Sciences, Arts and Litera- services and the nearest hospital are about a half- houses seven nonprofit and educational organiza- ture Together! hour away, the Dottie Gray Ambulance Fund has tions, performing arts groups, two museums, a established a volunteer first-response team that planetarium, an aquarium and a public library can get anywhere in the district in less than five voted second-best in the state. The Unifour minutes. The volunteer team is equipped with a Foundation, a component fund of the Catawba van and an automatic defibrillator. Valley Community Foundation, has provided Avery Community Foundation’s Chris Juliano significant resources for this unique asset. Memorial Fund is named after a valued member of both the local rescue squad and fire department Preserving the past who passed away. The fund supports the Moun- Historic preservation is a priority with many tain Ambulance and Health Care Foundation and of our fund-holders. Statewide endowments have its programs. Chris’ family publishes a memorial been created by Preservation NC and the Tryon  North Carolina Community Foundation Annual Report 2008

Palace Council of Friends. Nearly one-third of the Full Circle funds held by the Bertie-Hertford Community A young musician from Catawba Valley has Foundation are devoted to historic or cultural returned to his roots to give back. Brian Mahnke preservation efforts. received a scholarship to attend the esteemed New funds for preservation established this North Carolina School of the Arts (since renamed year by Margaret Rawls Stancil will benefit the the UNC School of the Arts), completing his de- New Bern Historical Society and a similar organi- gree in music in 2003. The scholarship was made zation in Pamlico County. possible through a grant provided to the school Waynesborough Historical Village enjoys through the North Carolina School of the Arts support through the Wayne County Community for Catawba County Fund. After graduate stud- Foundation. This recreated 19th century village ies at the Eastman School of Music in New York near the banks of the Neuse River was once the and a brief flirtation with the food and beverage bustling seat of Wayne County until the railroad industry, he returned home to discern his next encouraged migration to nearby Goldsboro. The steps. Little did he know that he’d find his vocation Old Waynesborough Commission Endowment has in nearby Newton, where he serves as director Photo courtesy of Observer News Enterprise’s Outlook magazine Photo courtesy of Observer News Enterprise’s helped to reconstruct and maintain the old town, of programming at the NewArt School and on which now includes several representative or relo- the faculty, teaching saxophone and clarinet. The cated structures and the Tuscarora Indian Village. NewArt School is the educational programming arm of the Newton-Conover Civic and Performance Environmental protection Place, with a mission to promote the arts through The NCCF has several funds devoted to education and programming at the facility and conservation and the environment. The Unifour in partnerships with area communities and public Foundation granted $10,000 this year to support school systems. the Foothill Conservancy’s Wilson Creek protec- “I guess you could say that the community got tion projects. New endowments established with a return on its investment,” Mahnke said about the the Currituck-Dare Community Foundation this scholarship that sent him away to study music and year are the Corolla Wild Horse Fund and Net- brought him home to teach and promote the arts. work for Endangered Sea Turtles. Mahnke said he is most gratified by the ability The North Carolina Community Foundation to contribute to the area’s quality of life. “This kind and partner affiliates are proud of our impact on of programming is critical in a region that is artisti- profound quality of life issues and the support we cally underserved,” he said. “Exposing adults and provide to so many important aspects of com- students to the arts is very important, not neces- munity, cultural and environmental development sarily for their career development, but so they’ll throughout our great state. become patrons and donors,” he said. “Building patrons is my big thing.” Several of the NewArt School’s programs are funded through Unifour and the Catawba Valley Community Foundation. State of Generosity of State  2008 Annual Report North Carolina Community Foundation

the NCCF’s 20-year focus on rural areas and a network that spans the state, With we have long worked to make philan- thropy accessible to all. Our footprint allows us to involve a growing representation of North Carolina’s population in the important work of local community foundations as we engage board members, volun- teers, donors and nonprofit recipients. The bulk of our programming in recent years has been devoted to nurturing philanthropy among women and youth, often in under- served areas. Through our alliance with NCGives and its key partners, these initiatives are expanding.

Women givers NCGives has issued a matching-gifts challenge to NCCF programming centered on women has help the group get off the ground. leveraged networks and the power of collective In formative stages are women’s giving circles giving. in Onslow, which will focus on women’s health The Women’s Network in Wake County issues, Johnston and Wilson counties. boasts more than 100 members and is entering The NCCF’s statewide Women’s Fund is its second grants cycle, with $104,000 to allocate. entering its second grants cycle and focuses on Gifts of no less than $25,000 each will be distrib- issues that have a broad impact on North Carolina. uted this fall to nonprofits that focus on helping Its leadership is comprised of representatives women and/or children in Wake County. Remark- of the NCCF’s existing and emerging affiliate able is the fact that the giving group has existed women’s giving groups. for just two years. The fund represents a cross- section of female philanthropists in Wake County Youth and philanthropy and even spans generations within families, as It’s no secret that younger generations have mothers, daughters and daughters-in-law connect discovered the power of effecting change through for change. volunteerism. We can add charitable giving to Also focusing on women and children are the their expanding concept of philanthropy. three year-old Bertie-Hertford Women’s Fund and What began as an experiment in Vance County the Women Givers of Northeast North Carolina, is now a full-fledged and active youth grant-mak- which includes the counties of Camden, Gates, ing program, thanks to the partnership NCCF Reflecting our Networks our Reflecting Pasquotank and Perquimans. enjoys with NCGives, the Vance County Com- Just getting underway, the Women Givers of munity Foundation and the Henderson Family Nash-Rocky Mount has a goal of granting $10,000 YMCA. Teens with Power is the name of the to programs for women and families its first year. Vance County youth group, now in its third year  North Carolina Community Foundation Annual Report 2008

and going strong. the program had on participants can be summed Brailey Lee (left) and Wilkes County introduced a youth giving up in a joint statement made by Jessica Adams Morgan Avent were program last year, integrating the endeavor into and Aaron Luck at the Wilkes Youth Celebra- among Rocky Mount the superintendent’s existing advisory board of tion to commemorate T3LC’s first year: “This elementary school high school students. The Wilkes Youth Initiative, endeavor wasn’t about handing out money; it was students who learned a dubbed T3LC by the students (which stands for about learning the values of giving back to one’s valuable lesson about Time, Talent and Treasure Leading to Change), community and changing the lives of our friends, the power of collec- got a big jump-start through a generous gift from peers and mentors for the better.” tive giving when they an anonymous donor. One of T3LC’s grants Youth initiatives also are just getting started pooled their change funded a watering system for the local Future in Rocky Mount/Edgecombe, the Catawba Valley and voted on allocating Farmers of America, allowing the chapter to in- region and Onslow, Yadkin and Northampton resources in the com- troduce livestock to their curriculum. The impact counties. munity.  2008 Annual Report North Carolina Community Foundation

“What makes these youth programs truly work Dr. Carolyn Ennis established a scholarship are the alliances we enjoy with local organiza- to create a legacy for her passion for learning tions,” said Carrie Gray, the NCCF’s director of and Shaw University, where she received her donor engagement, who has led the charge to undergraduate degree. The fund is held with the develop initiatives across the state. “It’s another Johnston County Community Foundation. great example of the power of networks.” Several scholarships created by members of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians held No age limit with their affiliate foundation help to fund the Teaching the concept of giving can start even continued education of tribal youth. The George earlier than high school. Take for example, an and Della Owl Award, established from the estate effort to acknowledge Philanthropy Day that had of Cherokee philanthropists, recognizes academic elementary students pooling their change to learn excellence beyond high school for students en- about the power of collective giving. Students at rolled in the Tribal Education Program. The Bill Winstead Avenue Elementary School in Rocky Taylor Scholarship Endowment funds scholar- Mount brought in coins, merged their resources ships for Cherokee students interested in pursu- and voted on allocations. “If we can teach chil- ing college business degrees. dren the power of giving when they’re young, Cola Ashe established a fund to honor his then they can change the world,” said Kelly late brother and parents, who put a premium on Joyner Lee, the NCCF affiliate coordinator who education. M.C. Ashe was a successful builder and Reflecting our Networks our Reflecting organized the event. farmer, and his wife Bernice was an educator who And proving that the spirit of generosity has taught for more than 40 years. Their emphasis no age limit is Lieselotte Timmel, who at nearly on the importance of higher education resulted 100 years young, has set up an endowment with in Cola’s career as a high school social studies the Moore County Community Foundation to teacher and guidance counselor and his brother honor her father. Ernst Ludwig Timmel was a Frank’s profession as an electrical engineer. High German artist, poet and philosopher of some school graduates from Hertford or Northampton renown who was also credited with bringing counties who plan to pursue a four-year degree are updated lace-making manufacturing techniques eligible to apply for the M.C. Ashe Family Schol- to the U.S. arship Endowment, held with the Bertie-Hertford Community Foundation. Expanding ethnicities “We live in a small, economically deprived People of color contribute a growing and sig- area where education can make a big difference,” nificant portion of charitable dollars in the United Ashe said. “My family’s been blessed. And when States, and North Carolina reflects this important one’s been blessed – be a blessing to someone trend. else.” 1 0 North Carolina Community Foundation Annual Report 2008

Photo top left: Wilkes County’s T3LC (or Time, Talent and Treasure Leading to Change) presented a check to the Future Farmers of America at their first grants celebration. Left to right are: FFA Advisor John Cothren and East Wilkes High students Lathan Stone, an FFA member, and Tyler Meyers of T3LC. Photo top right: NCGives filmed the Northern Albemarle Women Givers’ spring grants awards program for a documentary created to encourage philanthropy among women in North Carolina. NAWG Presi- dent Nancy Easterday (seated) looked over notes between takes. Photo bottom: Cola Ashe established the M.C. Ashe Family Scholarship Endowment with the Bertie-Hertford Community Founda- tion (BHCF) to honor his parents and brother. Left to right: Mr. Ashe presented certificates to the 2007 scholarship winners Bethany Picker- ing and Rakita Garner. Austine Evans, far right, is the BHCF grants com- mittee chair. 11 2008 Annual Report North Carolina Community Foundation

is no doubt of the significance that the heralded intergen- There erational transfer of wealth will have on philanthropy in the 21st century through the establishment and enrichment of funds, endowments and family foundations. Twen- ty years of developing stewardship at the North Carolina Community Foundation have allowed us to witness another important transition, and that is the transfer of values.

An excellent example is the Sharma family, He and wife Doris supported the community in who created a scholarship (awarded annually to a quiet ways and established a fund with the local North Carolina student attending college in-state affiliate for their church. Son Stuart Jr., currently with a preference toward NC State University) to president of the Wilson affiliate, has continued honor Dr. G.D. Sharma and the family’s commit- the family legacy. He and his father established ment to higher education. With a Ph.D. in ento- a fund to support Barton College through their mology, Dr. Sharma taught at the high school and renowned interior design firm, Stuart Walston, university levels in India, Africa and the United Inc. His sense of civic duty involves him in many States for nearly 50 years. He and his wife Saroj causes. “I live here, grew up here, so I feel it’s a share a passion for learning that was passed onto duty to give back to the community that em- their now grown five children, all graduates of NC braced me and helped me raise my children,” he State. “We have in turn taught our children just said. “It’s all about ensuring that the next genera- as we were taught,” daughter Madhu said. “When tion has the same opportunities that I’ve had.” you get something in life, you need to give back The next generation of Walstons is exploring their to the community.” With 10 grandchildren, the own community-service niche, with daughter family tradition of giving back has great potential. Sarah providing valuable volunteer support for the Madhu’s son Anuj Vedak, pursing an MBA at Wilson affiliate’s annual wine tasting fund-raiser. Harvard, is among the grandchildren who have (Stuart’s brother-in-law Clyde Harris Jr. serves on donated to the Sharma Family Scholarship and the NCCF’s statewide board and is past-president expanded the value of giving-back into the next of the Wilson affiliate board.) generation. A family scholarship fund to honor the late

Generations of Givers of Generations The legacy of philanthropy also includes Robert E. Barnhill Sr. and various other funds es- volunteerism. The Walstons and extended family tablished by his family acknowledge a true leader of Wilson are known for giving time and trea- in the construction and contracting industries. sure. The late D. Stuart Walston was involved in Mr. B., as he was known to family and friends, the creation of the Wilson County Community achieved statewide and even national stature in Foundation and was a founding board member. the business world. He was involved in building 1 2 North Carolina Community Foundation Annual Report 2008

Photo by Jake Lounsbury major highways throughout the Eastern Seaboard, down from one generation to the next, and the The Sharma family of and his company constructed a number of impor- Allen’s lore of largesse in Montgomery County Cary created a scholar- tant buildings, hospitals and shopping centers. is the stuff of legend – at least within the family. ship to honor Dr. G.D. Yet he never forgot his Edgecombe County roots Kerry Hensley, a member of the Montgomery af- Sharma and the family’s and remained loyal to the Tarboro area. “A mighty filiate board, says her grandfather Barnie Allen was deep commitment to oak has fallen” was one of the heartfelt metaphors known for borrowing money to help others when higher education, which used to describe this much-beloved man and the he had none of his own to share. She also wit- now spans multiple gen- community’s sense of loss upon his death. His son nessed her parents’ lifelong generosity, even when erations. Dr. Sharma and Robert Jr. helps to carry on the family’s business they didn’t have much. She recalls her parents, J.F. his wife Saroj, center, and serves on the NCCF’s statewide board. and Jean Allen, sponsoring children over the holi- are surrounded by their Stories about philanthropy are also handed days so they could spend time with a family. five grown children and their spouses and their 10 grandchildren.

13 2008 Annual Report North Carolina Community Foundation Generations of Givers of Generations

At nearly the century Even today her folks take time to mentor Sometimes a family’s younger generation mark, Lieselotte Timmel children. All three Allen siblings, now grown, are provides the inspiration for giving. Sarah Campbell (center) has established givers and doers in their own quiet ways. The J.F. was only in her 40s when she established a bequest a fund to honor her and Jean Allen Family Endowment is one they all in her will that specified, absent family heirs, the father, a German artist, contribute to and has been established to support creation of a college scholarship fund for deserving philosopher and poet. general charitable needs in the community, as well high school graduates in Graham County, one of the Beth Boney Jenkins (left) as educational, religious and scientific initiatives. poorest in our state. Her untimely death due to can- and Mary Anne Howard Kerry’s brother Ray and his wife Breon also have a cer saw the estate go to her mother Della. While not (right), both of the fund with the Montgomery County affiliate. obligated, Della chose to honor her daughter’s inten- NCCF, delight in their meetings and visits with Ms. Timmel. 14 North Carolina Community Foundation Annual Report 2008

tions and established the Sarah Campbell Scholar- “mighty oaks” among us: some flourishing, some There are many “mighty ship Fund with the Graham County Community fallen. Whether with us or departed, their values oaks” among the NCCF’s statewide network: Foundation, doubling the affiliate’s endowments have been planted within the next generation like some flourishing, some last year. A life-long educator, Sarah inspired many acorns that will grow into saplings that thicken fallen. Stuart Walston to enter the profession. A large group of teachers and branch into a greater network of givers for Jr. (top left) carries on a attended her funeral and sat together. When asked years to come. The North Carolina Community tradition of service to his Wilson area community to signal if they had been taught by Sarah, half of the Foundation is proud to have played a role in nur- that he learned from group stood to honor their mentor. turing this forest of stewardship that continues to his parents. Both of his Many gifts have been established to honor the take root and grow across our state. grown daughters are taking this lesson into the next generation. Sometimes parents learn from their children. Sarah Campbell (bottom left) had a vision to establish a scholarship to help Graham County youth attend college. Due to her untimely death, this dream was ultimately carried out by

15 her mother. 2008 Annual Report North Carolina Community Foundation The NCCF’s statewide board and staff held a recent quarterly meeting at Marbles, a children’s museum in Raleigh.

Robert E. Barnhill, Jr. D. Kim Johnson Horace Stacy, Jr. President & CEO, Barnhill Contracting Executive Vice President, Attorney, McLean, Stacy, Henry & Company Branch Banking & Trust McLean Tarboro Wilson Lumberton

James Bell Black, III Robert L. Jones, Vice-Chairman Linda J. Staunch Sr. VP, Client Development, Chairman of the Board, Davidson and President, Linda Staunch & Associates Wachovia Bank Jones Corporation New Bern Raleigh Raleigh Elizabeth Hobgood Wellons Felton J. Capel, Sr. John R. Jordan, Jr. Community Volunteer President, Century Associates of NC Attorney, Jordan, Price, Wall, Gray, Jones Smithfield Pinebluff & Carlton Raleigh Billy T. Woodard, Secretary J. Keith Crisco Chairman and CEO, The Fidelity Bank President, Asheboro Elastics Corp. William J. Kealy Fuquay-Varina Asheboro Retired Partner, Goldman Sachs Duck Directors Emeriti: Brian C. Crutchfield Dir. of Economic Development, Blue Rodney E. Martin Martha Guy Ridge Electric Membership President, Atlantic Coast Foods, Inc. Newland Corporation Swansboro Lenoir Lewis R. Holding James W. Narron Chairman of the Board, First Citizens Donald W. Curtis Attorney, Narron, O’Hale & Whittington, BancShares President, Curtis Media Group PA Raleigh Raleigh Smithfield James E. Holshouser, Jr. Stuart B. Dorsett Dean E. Painter, Jr., Treasurer Former Governor, State of North Carolina Attorney, Ward & Smith, PA CEO, Raven Capital, Inc. Pinehurst Raleigh Raleigh W. Trent Ragland, Jr.

Board of Directors of Board Charles D. Evans W. Trent Ragland, III Vice President, Martin-Marietta Attorney, Kellogg and Evans, PA President, Ragland Properties Inc. Aggregates Manteo Raleigh Raleigh

Annabelle L. Fetterman Kenneth G. Reece Robert W. Scott Retired CEO, Lundy Packing Company First Horizon Corporate Financial Former Governor, State of North Carolina Clinton Services President Emeritus, NC System of Raleigh Community Colleges Henry E. Frye Haw River Of Counsel, Brooks, Pierce, McLendon, C. Ron Scheeler, Chair Humphrey & Leonard, LLP Retired Partner, Ernst & Young Sherwood H. Smith, Jr. Greensboro Raleigh Chairman Emeritus, Progress Energy Raleigh Sarah Belk Gambrell Patty Schenk Director/Officer, Belk Group of Stores Community Volunteer Charlotte Hickory

Clyde P. Harris, Jr. Harley F. Shuford, Jr. Harris & Associates Chairman of the Board, CV Industries, Wilson Inc. Hickory 16 North Carolina Community Foundation Annual Report 2008

State Office Northeastern Office 4601 Six Forks Road, Suite 524 Peggy Birkemeier, Regional Associate Raleigh, NC 27609 [email protected] 919-828-4387 Fax: 919-828-5495 Harbinger Center, Suite 4 Point Harbor, NC 27964 Executive Phone: 252-491-8166 Jennifer Tolle Whiteside, President and CEO Coastal Plain Offices [email protected] Tia Douglass, Affiliate Coordinator (Craven, Jones, & Cherry Ballard, Director of Leadership Services Pamlico) [email protected] [email protected] Lori Johnson, Office Manager PO Box 791 [email protected] Williston, NC 28589 Phone: 252-729-5491 Donor Engagement Carrie Gray, Director of Donor Engagement Marilyn Gibson, Affiliate Coordinator (Beaufort, Greene, [email protected] Lenoir, Martin, & Pitt) Melinda Allen, Information Services Manager [email protected] [email protected] PO Box 2432 Sarah Taylor, Program Associate Greenville, NC 27836 [email protected] Phone: 252-355-2570

Finance Kelly Lee, Affiliate Coordinator (Edgecombe, Halifax, Nash, John Berngartt, Chief Financial Officer Northampton, Wayne, & Wilson) [email protected] [email protected] John Hartley, Director of Finance PO Box 7394, [email protected] Rocky Mount, NC 27803 Sandi Brinich, Controller Phone: 252-245-1794 [email protected] Lisa Meeks, Financial Specialist Jennifer Alcock, Consulting Associate [email protected] [email protected] Jay Wilder, Financial Specialist [email protected] Northwestern Office Leslie Stewart, Regional Development Officer Legal [email protected] Mary Morgan, Legal Counsel Maria Manning, Regional Services Associate [email protected] [email protected] PO Box 2851 Hickory, NC 28603 Development and Affiliate Services Phone: 828-328-1237 Beth Boney Jenkins, Vice President of Affiliate Services [email protected] Western Office

Sue LeLievre, Regional Associate Staff Foundation The Northern Piedmont Office [email protected] Jeanne Lawson, Regional Associate Phone: 800-201-9532 [email protected] 4601 Six Forks Road, Suite 524 Raleigh, NC 27609 Phone: 919-256-6914

Southeastern Office Patricia Lawler, Regional Associate [email protected] PO Box 991 Wilmington, NC 28402 Phone: 910-815-2677 17 2008 Annual Report North Carolina Community Foundation

Funds by Type

Field of Interest 49 Agency 5.3% Affiliate Unrestricted 250 54 26.9% 5.8%

Scholarship 170 18.3%

Designated Donor Advised 216 190 23.3% 20.5%

Grants by Program Area

Youth Development Environment & Animals 1.9% 1.3% Scholarship 5.9%

Religion Public & Societal Benefit 6.4% 27.1% Funds & Grants & Funds

Arts, Culture & Humanities 9.4%

Health 10.7%

Education 23.9% Human Services 13.5% 1 8 Net assets: Other changes: Expenses: Revenues, gainsandothersupport: Statements ofActivities Net assets: Liabilities: Liabilities andNetAssets Property, equipmentandleaseholdimprovements,net Prepaid expensesandotherassets Contributions receivablefromcharitableleadtrusts Contributions receivable,net Land andbuildingheldforsale Investments Cash Assets March 31,2008and2007 Statements ofFinancialPosition North Carolina CommunityFoundation

19 Ending Beginning Net assettransfer Loss onsaleofbuilding Administrative Fundraising anddevelopment Programs: Other income Realized andunrealizedgains(losses) Interest andotherinvestmentincome Contributions Years EndedMarch31,2008and2007 Permanently restricted Temporarily restricted Unrestricted Agency fundspayable Obligations undersplit-interestagreements Accounts payableandaccruedexpenses Grant makingandfundholdersupport Grants Adjust amountsfromagencyfunds Less amountsreceivedonbehalfofothers

Less grantsmadeonbehalfofothers Total assets Change innetassets Change innetassetsfromoperations Total expenses Total programservices Grants expense Total revenues,gainsandothersupport Net investmentincomeandgains(losses) Net contributions Total liabilitiesandnetassets Total netassets Total liabilities

Annual Report2008

$ $ $

114,584,679

$18,192,255 $93,758,864

117,082,674 101,344,334 16,028,731 117,082,674 101,344,334

(737,520) (686,920) (2,163,524) 15,738,340 15,212,748 301,504 99,771,075 1,573,259 9,533,831 992,825 2,668,029 11,844,610 153,956 275,233 (9,043,173) (4,338,077) 4,429,863 1,921,592 2,310,779 5,403,600 5,663,878 8,071,629 6,090,520 $427,713 $355,133 565,320 921,082 285,250 469,377 97,879 69,706 2008 2008 -

$113,695,330 $113,695,330 110,169,100 $99,771,075 $92,881,925 13,924,255 13,510,388 99,771,075 92,438,643 $1,754,593 (1,096,965) (1,462,982) 5,392,877 15,053,118 $8,952,697 1,496,273 1,102,520 7,446,874 4,071,284 7,332,432 7,606,244 6,308,240 2,236,956 4,913,278 (114,442) (841,994) 5,031,975 3,434,740 7,489,715 $308,952 7,369,750 321,698 104,915 285,250 899,707 398,297 193,653 62,169 2007 2007 - -

Independent Auditors: for inspectionat: The auditedfinancialstatementsareavailable McGladrey &Pullen,LLP Raleigh, NorthCarolina27609 4601 SixForksRoad,Suite524 North CarolinaCommunityFoundation

Financials 2008 Annual Report North Carolina Community Foundation

North Carolina Community Foundation sup- ports philanthropy through a unique affiliate The structure in 65 local communities. Together with our affiliate partners we inspire North Carolinians to make lasting contributions to their communities. Volunteer advisory boards guide their affiliate foundations to develop strategies that effect meaningful change and work towards a better tomorrow. Below is a listing of all of our affiliate partners and a snapshot of their local work. The board lists contained on the following pages capture all individuals who served during the fiscal year ending March

Affiliates 31, 2008. We extend our deepest thanks to all of our volunteers and donors in each of the local affiliates and welcome our newest funds, which are noted in bold.

*Denotes a board member who is now deceased. Agency Total Net Assets: $416,423 Alleghany County Education Fund Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $17,726 Alleghany Alleghany Wellness Center, Inc. Endowment Established: 1993 Designated Total Endowment Funds: 11 Alleghany Memorial Library Endowment Fund Affiliate Community Fund Board Members Alma Black Alleghany Memorial Hospital Ashe County Unrestricted Fund Joseph C. Jones, Jr., Chairman Education Endowment Agency J. Scott Moncrief, Vice-Chairman Donor Advised Ashe County Arts Council Endowment Carol E. Perdue, Secretary-Treasurer Green Hill Farm Endowment Fund Ashe County Board of Education Endowment Sara H. McMillan, Past-President NAPCO Education and Recreation Endowment Fund Michael A. Almond Scholarship Chestnut Hill United Methodist Church & Debra T. Bare Ryan Anderson Wagoner Scholarship Endowment Cemetery Endowment Carol Black The Ashe County Children’s Trust Sandra E. Carter Designated Bryan L. Edwards Ashe Women in Touch Endowment Betty Jo Long Established: 2000 Donor Advised Angelia Miller Virginia S. Hunt Fund for the Care of Animals Kaye Royall Board Members Daniel Lee “Dan” Eldreth Memorial Russell J. Sheets Dorothy M. Witherspoon, President Endowment Curtis A. Sidden Grady Lonon, Secretary Scholarship* Richard C. Miller, Treasurer Ruby A. Trivette Ruritan Scholarship Total Net Assets: $238,994 Carol Coulter Ruth Vannoy Price Scholarship Fund Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $14,071 Linda Elliott T. Stan Holman Memorial Scholarship Jennings Gray Endowment Community Fund Grants: $1,800 Sherrie Hodges *The Ashe County affiliate also has a unique relation- 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipients: Bradley McNeill ship with the Watauga-Ashe-Wilkes Scholarship Fund Alleghany Connections and Sparta School - Middle Pat McNeill listed under Non Affiliate Community Funds. School Student Council Tara Miller Stephen Shoemaker Total Endowment Funds: 8 Horace Thompson Affiliate Community Fund Sue Thompson Alleghany Opportunity Fund 20 North Carolina Community Foundation Annual Report 2008

Avery Beaufort County Arts Council Arts Alive James Tillery Johnson Ridgecroft School Established: 1997 Endowment Endowment Beaufort County Developmental Center Margaret Futrell DeLoatch Endowment Board Members Beaufort County Schools Education Nancy Hall Sawyer Copeland Endowment Tommy L. Burleson, President Foundation Endowment Nelda Vaughn Lassiter Education Fund Richard G. Storla, Vice-President Beaufort County United Way Endowment Roy D. Flood Sr. MD Cardio-Pulmonary Deborah Powers, Secretary The Blind Center Endowment Memorial Endowment Kenneth Beam, Treasurer The Brown Library Endowment William K. Woltz and Elizabeth Winborne Woltz Donald R. Baker Designated Endowment Lisa F. Daniels Dorothy D. and George Curtis Clark Endowment Winton, North Carolina Jordan Family Brian Powers Washington REC Youth Basketball Program Heritage Fund Roslyn Thompson Donor Advised Donor Advised Carol and Buster Humphreys Endowment James Tillery Johnson Family Charitable Total Net Assets: $398,970 Henry L. Stephenson Jr., MD and Frances H. Endowment Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $11,211 Stephenson Community Fund Endowment Katy Evans Johnson & Gene Hines Johnson Scholarship Charitable Endowment Community Fund Grants: $1,000 Doris Marie Jones Scholarship Endowment Wayland L. Jenkins, Jr., Unrestricted Endowment 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipient: Field of Interest Avery County Cooperative Extension The Bertie-Hertford Women’s Fund Endowment Bertie-Hertford Women’s Fund of Bertie-Hertford Gift Fund Total Endowment Funds: 10 Established: 1999 Scholarship Affiliate Community Fund Earl U. Capps, Jr. Scholarship Endowment Avery Legacy Fund Board Members M. C. Ashe Family Scholarship Endowment Agency Laura M. Beasley, President Avery Expo/Fair and Activities Fund Benjamin S. McLean, Vice-President Beech Mountain Emergency Services Fund Lisa Daughtridge, Secretary/Treasurer Brunswick Neighbors Helping Neighbors Tim Britton Established: 1997 Penland School of Crafts Fund Carole Y. Capps Everett Designated Roswald B. Daly, Jr. Board Members Chris Juliano Memorial Fund Beverly Frances Edwards W. Davis Milligan, President Donor Advised Austine O. Evans Dianne F. McRainey, Treasurer Sam & Sibyl Thompson Endowment Richard N. Hoggard Karen F. Anderson Scholarship Elsie W. Jordan Ira Wayne Berry Danny Owens Memorial Fund Agnes B. Powell Marie R. Harrison F. H. “Sammy” Ross, Jr. Memorial Scholarship Marti N. Tyler Edgar Haywood, III Gary “GJ” Johnston Leadership Scholarship Don Hughes Total Net Assets: $2,382,764 Jackie Lewis Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $79,438 Kenneth W. Mabe Beaufort Sharon P. Marshall Established: 2001 Community Fund Grants: $ 700 Buddy Milliken 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipients: David Ollis Board Members Girl Scout Council - Colonial Coast, NC 4-H A. Baxter Stirling William H. Page, Jr., President Development Fund of Raleigh and Union Rural Fire Curtis E. Ormond, Vice-President Department Total Net Assets: $363,218 Kadra M. Bradford, Treasurer Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $17,851 Allison Bedsole Total Endowment Funds: 30 Rod Cantrell Affiliate Community Fund Community Fund Grants: $5,000 Kelly Crisp Bertie-Hertford Community Foundation 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipients: Catherine Glover Unrestricted Endowment Brunswick County Cancer Survivors and Support Lee Hemink Agency Group, Inc., Brunswick County Schools - Exceptional Chris Kiricoples Ahoskie Public Library Endowment Children Department, Pilot International Foundation, William P. Mayo Charles H. Jenkins Memorial Fund for Smart Start of Brunswick County, South Brunswick Edward Moultrie, Jr. Historic Hope Foundation Band Boosters of South Brunswich High School and S. Gregory Singleton Murfreesboro Historical Association Endowment South Brunswick Interchurch Council Sandra D. Snapp Old Murfreesboro High School, Inc. Endowment Ridgecroft School Endowment Total Endowment Funds: 8 Total Net Assets: $576,223 Shirley Stuart Pierce Ridgecroft School Affiliate Community Fund Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $27,263 Endowment Brunswick County Unrestricted Endowment Designated Agency Community Fund Grants: $1,110 Anna Spiers Lawrence Endowment Communities In Schools of Brunswick County 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipients: Century Post Office Museum Endowment Endowment 4-H Youth Development Fund of Washington, Chowan College Endowment Sponsored by Designated Beaufort/Hyde Partnership for Children and Beebe Southern Bank and Trust Company Ralph C. King Cemeteries Fund for New Britton Memorial C.M.E. Church Clyde Braxton Britt Endowment Baptist Church Elwood Parker Bennett Endowment Donor Advised Total Endowment Funds: 13 Fenton Blount & Doris Mewborn Ferguson Charles “Shep” and Gillie Salter Endowment Affiliate Community Fund Endowment Janet Davis Britt Family Donor Advised Fund Beaufort County Unrestricted Fund Gertrude Johnson Revelle Endowment U. S. Open King Mackerel Tournament Agency Ina Mitchell Jordan Endowment Endowment BCAC Frances M. & William R. Roberson Jr. Arts James E. and Mary Z. Bryan Foundation Wilson Family Charitable Endowment Award Endowment Endowment for Chowan College Brunswick County Endowment for the Arts 2 1 2008 Annual Report North Carolina Community Foundation

Carteret Cary Claude Abernathy, Jr. Established: 2005 Established: 2006 G. Alex Bernhardt, Sr. Jerome Bolick Board Members Board Members Merry S. Boone Richard T. McIntyre, Jr., President Sheila Thorne Hale Ogle, President Laurie Clawson Andy Chused. Vice-President Barry K. Shuster, Secretary Donald Coleman Kris R. Workman, Secretary/Treasurer Thomas W. Quinn, Treasurer Matthew T. Fallaw James B. Kraft, Past-President Jennifer B. Robinson, Past-President Nancy Fritz Timothy S. Bradford Daphne Ashworth Clement Geitner Walter Douglas Brady Alisa Wright Colopy Veronica Moore Guarino Hugh Cullman Jeff Dale Dale Hamby Sydney Lohr Cummings Wentworth L. Durgin J. Darrell Johnson D. J. Femia Phyllis Eller-Moffett W. Hampton Lefler J. Richard Futrell, Jr. Deborah R. Fox Stephen B. Neuville Cindi Blair Hamilton Rick French John Pope Ralph Holloway Vinnie Goel Patty H. Schenk Edwin Johnson Philip Gorge Cindy Sellers Melissa Kenward Catherine B. Hovis Charles M. Snipes Julius McCabe Howard S. Johnson Terry Taylor Pat McLaughlin Scott A. Korbin Stuart Terry Pat Rauhauser Brenda Larson Mark Transou Frank Rush Roy E. Mashburn, Jr. John F. Watts Kimberly H. Whitley

Affiliates Sally C. Steele Jill Maurer Daniel E. Styron Vickie T. Maxwell Barbara F. Williams Susan Sullivan Ernest F. McAlister Bradley W. McGinnis Total Net Assets: $10,092,395 Total Net Assets: $906,948 Diane Harris Rupprecht Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $438,246 Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $100,199 Chuck Smith Jack Smith Community Fund Grants: $15,000 Community Fund Grants: $30,107 Maurice Smith 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipients: 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipients: N. Kevin Umstead AIDS Leadership Foothills-Area Alliance, Catawba Arts Council of Carteret County, Beaufort Historical William Curtis Westbrook, Sr. County Hispanic Ministry, Catawba Science Center, Association, Boys and Girls Club of Coastal Carolina, David Wolf Children’s Protection Council, Communities In Broad Street Clinic Foundation, Inc., Carobell, Inc., Susan Zaytoun Schools of Caldwell County, Council On Adolescents of Carteret County Department of Social Services, Cart- Catawba County, Domestic Violence Resource Center, eret County Domestic Violence Shelter, Carteret County Total Net Assets: $389,861 Girls on the Run of Catawba Valley, Helping Hands Rape Crisis Program, Core Sound Waterfowl Museum, Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $54,000 Clinic of Caldwell County, Inc., Hickory Landmarks Hope Mission Christian Ministries, NC Maritime Society, NC 4-H Development Fund, Patrick Beaver Museum and Potters for Parkinsons Community Fund Grants: $50,000 Learning Resource Center, Rape Crisis Center of 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipients: Catawba County, Inc., Salvation Army Boys & Girls Total Endowment Funds: 15 Adams Elementary School, Caring Community Blub, Shelter Home of Caldwell County, Inc., Sipe’s Affiliate Community Fund Foundation, Cary Visual Art, Inc., Center for Vol- Orchard Home, South Caldwell Christian Ministries, Carteret County Unrestricted Endowment unteer Caregiving, Children’s Flight of Hope, Inc., Western Piedmont Symphony, Inc. and Women’s Agency Christian Community In Action, COPE Eldercare Resource Center, Inc. Carteret County Historical Society (Compassionate Options for Progressive Eldercare), Endowment Faithful Hearts, Friends of the Page-Walker Hotel, Total Endowment Funds: 51 Designated Inc., Interact (The Family Violence Prevention Center, Affiliate Community Fund Georgeann Burroughs Memorial Endowment for Inc.), Life Experiences, Inc., Lucy Daniels Center for Catawba Valley Unrestricted Endowment Broad Creek Middle School Early Childhood, National Veterans Freedom Park Agency Donor Advised Foundation, Inc., NC Agricultural Foundation, Inc., Albert A. Young Scholarship Endowment Carteret Community Disaster Relief Fund NetWorks Basketball, Inc., Purple Elephant Computer ALFA HIV/AIDS Endowment Harold Anderson Memorial Fund Factory For Kids, Read and Feed, The Carying Place, Caldwell County Library Endowment Pearl’s Pantry Fund Inc., The Miracle League of the Triangle and YMCA Catawba County Historical Association Field of Interest of the Triangle Endowment Carteret Charitable Gift Fund Catawba County United Way, Inc. Endowment Scholarship Total Endowment Funds: 3 Catawba Medical Foundation Endowment Carteret County Association of Home Builders Affiliate Community Fund Children’s Advocacy Center of Catawba County Murdoch Scholarship Cary Community Foundation - Founders Fund City of Hickory Library - Hickory Public Library Edward S. Dixon Scholarship Endowment Agency Adult Collections/Electronic Resources Fund Joe “Boy” Willis Scholarship Fund Cary Cultural Arts Endowment Fund City of Hickory Library - Humanities Joseph H. Tallman Scholarships in Mechanical/ Scholarship Programming Fund Electrical Engineering Robert Franklin Black Scholarship Fund City of Hickory Library - Patrick Beaver General Manley G. Gaskill Scholarship Fund Endowment Operations Fund Sarah Jane Newberry Scholarship Fund City of Hickory Library - Ralph W. Hutton V. J. “Puck” & Pearl O’Neal Scholarship Fund Catawba Valley Family Children’s Resources Fund William E. Smith Jr. Memorial Scholarship Fund Established: 1997 City of Hickory Library - Ridgeview Branch Humanities Programming Fund Board Members Corinth Reformed United Church of Christ Barbara Dugan, Chair Charitable Foundation Carl V. Cline, Vice-Chair Frances Moody Endowment Vickie Martin, Secretary Greater Hickory Cooperative Christian Ministry George A. Moretz, Past-President Pharmacy Endowment 22 North Carolina Community Foundation Annual Report 2008

Hickory Choral Society Conductor Endowment Agency Anne W. Jones, Secretary/Treasurer Hickory Choral Society Endowment Dr. Al Swan Memorial Endowment Gary N. Kramer, Past-President Hickory Community Theatre Endowment Designated Spruell R. Britt NC School of the Arts Fund for Catawba County Alex B. and Mary Porter Owen Endowment Richard L. Crutchfield Endowment Cherokee County Youth Endowment Rosanna B. Ezzell Sipe’s Orchard Home, Inc. John C. Campbell Folk School Fund W. Charles Gore The Eastern Catawba Cooperative Christian Martha Axley Palmer Endowment for the James C. High Ministry Endowment Nantahala Regional Library System Michael K. Jones Viewmont Baptist Church - Nadine Greenhill Scholarship Kathleen Matlock Memorial Endowment James Albert Wood and Lee “Teddy” Nichols Carl W. Meares, Jr. Viewmont Baptist Church - Robin Rollins Award Scholarship Endowment Leo Mercer Memorial Endowment Wells Family Scholarship Endowment T. Ladeen Powell Viewmont Baptist Church Buildings & Grounds R. C. Soles, Jr. Endowment Terray F. Suggs Viewmont Baptist Church General Endowment Chowan Andy Wayne Viewmont Baptist Church Missions Endowment Established: 2006 Calvin W. Williams Viewmont Baptist Church Spiritual Formation Endowment Board Members Total Net Assets: $225,752 Western Piedmont Symphony, Inc. Robin Dahl Sams, President Designated Linda V. Lane, Vice-President Community Fund Grants: $15,207 Christopher Kenneth Eoll Memorial Endowment Jean Hicks DeMajewski, Secretary/Treasurer 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipients: Joe & Pauline Poovey Endowment Lynn Chesson A Woman’s Choices Pregnancy Care Center, Columbus The Thad L. McDonald Youth Endowment Dabney Herndon Narvaez County Arts Council, Columbus County Community Donor Advised Brenda Powers Farmers Market, Columbus County Literacy Council, Anne and Alex Bernhardt Foundation Ann Rosenblatt Columbus County Sheriff’s Office, Columbus County Anonymous Family Fund Youth & Families Association, Inc., Communities In Brittany Nichole Morrison Gift Fund Total Net Assets: $879,721 Schools of Whiteville, Inc., CPHC Mobile Medi- Collett-Bernhardt Family Foundation Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $23,327 cal/Dental Ministry, Fair Bluff Community Library Granite Savings Bank Unrestricted Endowment Association, Inc., Families First, Inc., Progressive Fund Total Endowment Funds: 2 Women’s Club, Inc., Southeastern Community College Helgi and Buck Shuford Endowment Agency Foundation, Southeastern Oratorio Society, Inc., Jeffrey D. Harris Memorial Endowment Edenton Endowment The Fishing School, Wesley United Methodist Church, Kenneth K. Millholland and Suzanne G. Designated Whiteville City Schools and Whiteville Improvement Millholland Endowment Fund Ann L. Sams Endowment Association, Inc. MattWillLucy Fund MJ Fund Total Endowment Funds: 5 Neuville Family Endowment Clay Affiliate Community Fund Trout Unlimited/Philip H. Bracewell Established: 1994 Columbus County Unrestricted Fund Conservation Education Endowment Designated The Unifour Foundation Inc. Endowment Board Members Southeastern Community College Foundation Field of Interest Mary Kathryn West, President Endowment Leave a Legacy of Catawba Valley Gift Fund Irma N. McClure, Secretary/Treasurer Donor Advised Scholarship Glen P. Love Riegelwood Mill Charitable Endowment Bob Gryder Scholarship Endowment Margaret Roberts Scholarship Keona Clark Millholland Scholarship Pamela D. Runge Dempsey B. Herring Memorial Scholarship Sarah Willis Null Memorial Scholarship Endowment Endowment Total Net Assets: $106,014 Hobbs Family Scholarship Endowment Tom and Freida Johnson Scholarship Endowment Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $2,760 Young-Eury Scholarship Endowment Community Fund Grants: $ 800 Craven 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipients: Established: 1991 Cherokee Clay County Communities Revitalization Association Established: 1992 Board Members Total Endowment Funds: 6 Daniel F. Pritchett, President Board Members Affiliate Community Fund A. Rexford Willis, III, Vice-President John A. Davidson, Jr., President Clay County Unrestricted Endowment Fund Susan W. Ward, Secretary Noland W. Smith, Vice-President Agency John O. Haroldson, Treasurer Pat H. Ivie, Secretary/Treasurer Licklog Players Endowment Joseph W. Bach John Jordan* Designated Missy Blackerby Jeffrey D. Larson Clay County Youth Endowment James C. Briley, Jr. Evelyn West Kathleen S. Bell Gift Annuity Al L. Coley Eva H. Wood Senior Center Fund of Clay County Endowment James T. Davis, III Paul Worley Scholarship Vernon L. DeBolt Mac Memorial Scholarship Endowment Marc Finlayson Total Net Assets: $252,784 Tyler B. Harris Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $16,771 Bill Hawkins Columbus Gregory W. Isley Total Endowment Funds: 8 Established: 1999 John R. Kirkland Affiliate Community Fund Lee Knott Cherokee County Unrestricted Endowment Board Members Chuck Meekins Fund John A. Webster, President J. Daynette Orr Henry J. Edmund, Vice-President Gregory T. Peacock 2 3 2008 Annual Report North Carolina Community Foundation

Kevin M. Roberts Currituck-Dare Cathy Blizzard David Rosado Established: 1999 Glenn Brewer Anthony G. Salem Bill Carone Linda J. Staunch Board Members Stan Draughon Brenda K. Wilson Ginger Webster, President Ben Ellenberg David L. Young Grant E. Fletcher, Vice-President Harriet Farrior Marion W. Thorn, Secretary Pam Owen Godwin Total Net Assets: $2,720,437 Robert C. McCall, Treasurer, Freddy Hall Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $117,982 William H. Brumsey, IV Barbara Harris Milton W. Etheridge Rouse Ivey Community Fund Grants: $6,030 Diane H. Ferebee LuAnne Johnson 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipients: Robert G. Green Kristy Judge Big Brothers Big Sisters of SE NC, Coastal Carolina Stephanie M. Massoth Reginald Kenan Chamber Music Festival, Coastal Women’s Shelter, Jeanne E. Meiggs Bob Kornegay Inc., Craven County Partners in Education, Craven Diane O. Newbern Robert A. Lee Literary Council, Merci Clinic and Tryon Palace Mike Painter Todd Minchew Council of Friends, Inc. Jeanette Marie Rhoads James R. Moor, Jr. John Rorer Wendy Murphy Total Endowment Funds: 27 Anna Rae Murray Affiliate Community Fund Total Net Assets: $403,601 Rebecca Nesbitt Craven County Unrestricted Endowment Fund Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $79,462 Ellen S. Newbold Agency Richard Phaneuf American Legion Auxiliary Donnerson-Hawkins Ross Powell

Affiliates Community Fund Grants: $30,325 Unit #24 Endowment 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipients: Kim Quinn Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southeastern North Albemarle Hopeline, Carl P. Nunemaker, Jr. Jockey’s Milford R. Quinn Carolina Endowment Ridge Endowment, Corolla Wild Horse Fund, Food Mitchell D. Rivenbark Donnerson-Hawkins American Legion Post #24 Bank of the Albemarle, Network for Endangered Sea Andy Wells Endowment Turtles and Northeastern Community Development La Societe Des 40 Hommes Et 8 Chevaux Corporation Total Net Assets: $89,587 Partners in Education Charitable Giving Endowment Total Endowment Funds: 16 Community Fund Grants: $5,000 Designated Affiliate Community Fund 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipients: Annunciation School Scholarship Endowment Currituck-Dare Unrestricted Fund Duplin Christian Outreach Ministry, Sarah’s Refuge, Craven County Endowment for the Arts Agency Inc. and Town of Kenansville Craven County Partners in Education Currituck County Public Library Foundation Endowment Endowment Total Endowment Funds: 1 Elizabeth R. Ward Fund Whalehead Preservation Trust Endowment Duplin County Unrestricted Endowment Joe & Mary Bach Athletic Scholarship Designated Endowment Carl P. Nunemaker, Jr. Jockey’s Ridge Margaret Rawls Stancil Endowment Endowment Eastern Band of Cherokees New Bern Historical Society Endowment Corolla Wild Horse Fund Endowment Established: 1993 Donor Advised Network for Endangered Sea Turtles Aylward Celebrity Invitational Endowment Endowment Board Members Aylward Celebrity Invitational Gift Fund Roanoke Island Historical Association Allan Oocumma, President D. L. “Libby” Ward Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Frela Owl Beck, Secretary Jane Kinnison Millns Fund for Music in Christ The Southern Shores Community Fund in Thomas Jaros, Treasurer Church Endowment Memory of Kern P. and Ginks Pitts J. L. Burgess Jean Spagnolo Endowment Fund Donor Advised Thomas J. Haigler Kiwanis Club of New Bern Bailey Dixon Charles Finch Gaddy Gift Fund David Matheson Endowment Fund Dare County Boat Builders Tournament Dorothy Posey Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Kennedy Endowment Endowment Ellison C. Rudd Scott-Dorsett Family Fund Dare County Boat Builders Tournament Gift William Peter Jordan Memorial Fund Fund Total Net Assets: $458,775 Sandra C. D’Angelo Memorial Foundation Scholarship Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $59,431 Endowment Etheridge-Meiggs Family Scholarship Field of Interest Endowment Community Fund Grants: $45,591 Richard Chapman Cleve Fund Philip M. and Margaret M. Garrett Scholarship 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipients: Scholarship Fund Bill Taylor Memorial Scholarship, Cherokee Center for New Bern Breakfast Rotary Todd Denson T. Baxter Williams, Jr. Scholarship Fund Family Services, Cherokee Indian Hospital, Cherokee Memorial Scholarship Endowment The Virginia Dare BPW Education Endowment United Methodist Church, Cherokee Youth Center and New Bern Civitan Club, Inc. Scholarship Tommie G. Brumsey Scholarship Fund Swain/Qualla Safe, Inc. Endowment New Bern High School Hall of Fame Scholarship Total Endowment Funds: 13 Endowment Duplin Affiliate Community Fund Established: 2005 Eastern Band of Cherokees Unrestricted Fund Agency Board Members Bethel Cemetery Association Endowment Ed Emory, President Hornbuckle/Bennes Scholarship Endowment Grey Morgan, Vice-President Swain County-Cherokee Reservation 4-H Mary Taylor Wood, Secretary Foundation Endowment Randy L. Albertson, Treasurer Unto These Hills Education Fund Endowment Richard E. Harrell, Past-President 2 4 North Carolina Community Foundation Annual Report 2008

Designated Diane P. Fleming, Secretary Stan Fox Craig Family Cemetery Endowment Bryan Cash, Treasurer Betty H. Friday James A. and Janene M. Cooper Endowment Susan McFarlane Tom Houlihan Fund James A. Weathers T. S. Royster, Jr. Drama Cemetery Association Endowment Ruth Wheless Harrison Simons George & Della Owl Endowment Cherokee Pay Phones Endowment Total Net Assets: $839,500 Total Net Assets: $379,069 Eastern Band Fund for Financial Literacy, Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $ 40,449 Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $ 4,460 Children’s Health or Special Issues Endowment Community Fund Grants: $1,000 Community Fund Grants: $2,500 Scholarship 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipients: 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipients: Bill Taylor Scholarship Endowment Boys & Girls Clubs of North Central NC, Care and Area Congregations in Ministry, Granville Historical Share of Franklin County and Franklin County Society Museum and Women Involved in Community Volunteers in Medicine Clinic Action Edgecombe Established: 1995 Total Endowment Funds: 8 Total Endowment Funds: 6 Affiliate Community Fund Affiliate Community Fund Board Members Franklin County Unrestricted Endowment Fund Martha Frances Pruitt Endowment Fund Thomas B. Anderson, President Agency Agency Russell B. Holderness, Vice-President Tar River Land Conservancy Endowment Granville County Historical Society Museum Mahlon W. DeLoatch, Jr., Secretary/Treasurer Designated Endowment Roberta E. Cashwell James E. and Mary Z. Bryan Foundation Donor Advised W. G. Clark, IV Endowment for Louisburg College Annette Clark Endowment Jerome Creech Joy C. Strickland Achievement Award Royster, Cross & Currin Charitable Fund Meade Bridgers Horne R. P. and Maggie B. Holding Endowment for Field of Interest Mary Jane Jenkins Louisburg College Dr. and Mrs. C. Bryan Finch Endowment Fund James C. Marrow, Jr. Donor Advised Scholarship Brent D. Nash Wheless Family Endowment Donald Patrick Darden Scholarship Endowment Mary Jane Pierce Field of Interest Joseph W. Pitt Franklin County Education Fund Endowment Joseph K. Spiers Whitesburg Electronics Computer Literacy Fund Greene Established: 2004 Total Net Assets: $2,956,169 Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $13,820 Graham Board Members Established: 2000 Brad S. Parris, President Community Fund Grants: $ 970 Beth M. Moye, Vice-President 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipients: Board Members Dora Pasour, Treasurer Tarboro Community Outreach and Tarboro Trap, Eugene Farley, President Lela T. Stevens, Director Emeritus Neuter, and Return Ellen C. Carpenter, Secretary D. Harold Bailey Yvette Carringer, Treasurer Lois M. Barrow Total Endowment Funds: 12 Fran Flowers John Paul Black Affiliate Community Fund Randy Jordan Misty L. Chase Edgecombe Charitable Fund Mary Jane Millsaps Judy W. Davenport Agency Stan Dixon, PhD Blount/Bridgers House-Hobson Pittman Total Net Assets: $62,221 Peggy S. Greene Memorial Gallery Fdn., Inc. Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $ 2,140 Jean T. Jenkins Rotary Club of Tarboro Foundation Endowment Bettie Jones Designated Community Fund Grants: $ 640 Martha Murphy Coolmore Plantation Endowment 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipient: Angie Turnage Furman-Mathewson Memorial Fund Graham County Christian Youth Ministries (The Mr. and Mrs. Billy Parker Manning, Sr. Stable) Total Net Assets: $57,887 Endowment Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $15,582 Donor Advised Total Endowment Funds: 4 Richard Lee and Elizabeth Flowers Phillips Affiliate Community Fund Community Fund Grants: $ 960 Endowment Graham County Unrestricted Fund 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipients: Mary Ferebee Howard Endowment Fund Scholarship Fort Run Rural Fire & EMS Association and Greene Scholarship Ed Jackson Scholarship Endowment County Interfaith Volunteers, Inc. Glenoit Corporation Scholarship Endowment Laura Phillips Memorial Scholarship Endowment Margaret D. Ruffin Scholarship and Award Rodney Orr Scholarship Endowment Total Endowment Funds: 3 Endowment Affiliate Community Fund Mary Rose P. Felton Waddell Scholarship Greene County Fund Endowment Granville Donor Advised Tarboro High School Class of 1953 Scholarship Established: 1997 Brad S. Parris Charitable Endowment Endowment Clarence H. & Florence C. Moye Memorial Board Members Endowment Dale Hensley, President Franklin Xavier L. Wortham, Secretary Established: 1992 Janet H. Stallings, Treasurer Jan Allen Board Members James E. Cross, Jr. Al Wheless, President James H. Davis, Jr. Darnell Batton, Vice-President Lil Dworsky 2 5 2008 Annual Report North Carolina Community Foundation

Halifax Total Net Assets: $5,610,885 Chuck Fultz Established: 1998 Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $192,318 Rob Hawk Brenda Hipps Total Net Assets: $90,426 Community Fund Grants: $5,578 Wallace Simmons Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $4,352 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipients: Charles M. Starnes Baptist Children’s Homes of NC, Coats Museum, Er- Elaine Stewart Total Endowment Funds: 3 win Fire Department and Rescue Squad, Inc., Friends Thomas Kip Ray Affiliate Community Fund of the Howard House, Inc. and Harnett County Halifax County Unrestricted Fund Historical Society Foundation Total Net Assets: $515,214 Donor Advised Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $24,126 The Ertie Boyd Warren Sain Memorial Fund Total Endowment Funds: 27 Scholarship Affiliate Community Fund Community Fund Grants: $3,140 Medlin Charitable Trust Award to Roanoke Harnett County Unrestricted Endowment 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipients: Rapids HS Graduates Agency Francis Mill Preservation Society, Haywood County Buies Creek Fire Department Endowment 4-H Club, Haywood County Meals on Wheels, Lifes- Campbell University Phi Kappa Phi Endowment pan and Mountain Projects, Inc. Harnett Coats Museum Endowment Established: 1996 Harnett Production Enterprises Total Endowment Funds: 9 Heritage Bible College - Martin L. and Lola R. Affiliate Community Fund Board Members Byrd Scholarship Endowment Haywood County Unrestricted Endowment Patrick Tilghman Pope, President Heritage Bible College Endowment Agency Alton D. Bain, Vice-President The Campbell House Endowment Hands Across Haywood Student Activities Fund Designated Endowment

Affiliates Patsy Carson, Secretary Joseph M. Giles, Jr., Treasurer Albert Jackson Endowment Haywood Mountain Home Endowment Fund Bart Adams Campbell University Law School Endowment Town of Waynesville Recreation Endowment Hoover Adams Fund Donor Advised Jesse C. Alphin, Sr. Campbell University School of Business Blevins Family - Haywood Oil Endowment Fund Daniel B. Andrews Endowment Cruso Endowment Frances G. Avery James E. and Mary Z. Bryan Foundation Endow- Scholarship Bruce B. Blackmon ment for Campbell University Canton High School Class of 54 Scholarship Fund Larry Byrd James E. and Mary Z. Bryan Foundation Charles Shuford Memorial Scholarship Charles W. Carpenter Endowment for Campbell University Divinity Phoenix/Chambers Memorial Scholarship Dallas L. Dafford School Scholarship Endowment Dan Denning Johnnie Lee Stewart Marks Day Care William Ellis Endowment Neil Emory Joseph Hawkins and Louella Lassiter Penny Hoke Bob R. Etheridge Scholarship Endowment Established: 1999 Catherine B. Evans The Campbell University R.P. Holding Sr., Chair L. Holt Felmet of Finance Endowment Board Members Keith G. Finch William C. Lee Museum Endowment John O. Jordan, President Dorothy C. Hales Donor Advised William C. Fields, Jr., Secretary/Treasurer Benny Hall Henderson D. Mabe, Jr. Endowment Fund Marianne Baker Kim Hargrove Robert B. Carr Family Endowment David E. Conoly Oscar N. Harris Scholarship Ed Cross, Jr. Diane Hatley C. Reid Ross Rotary Scholarship Endowment Vickie Lynn Farmer Ester H. Howard Eli and Gertrude Baer Scholarship Endowment Jean H. Hodges Jimmy Johnson for Triton High School Regina McKinney Joe Linda Johnson Ernest F. & Lula Sorrell Alphin Scholarship Randy L. Jones George Joseph Endowment David F. McFadyen Pat Marshall H. Lentis and Maude Penny Sorrell Scholarship Joseph C. Poole Jr. William C. Marshburn Endowment Wyatt Upchurch Caron Mayo Harnett County Home Builders Association Rebecca H. Wood Carlie C. McLamb Scholarship Endowment Michael S. McLamb Harnett County Retired School Personnel Total Net Assets: $416,807 Neil McPhail Scholarship Endowment Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $12,720 Clem Medley Johnnie Lee Stewart Marks Scholarship Robert B. Morgan Endowment Community Fund Grants: $2,700 Abraham N. Oudeh Louis G. Joseph Memorial Scholarship Fund 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipients: Ray Phillips Nina Courtney Alphin Scholarship Endowment 4-H of Hoke County, Children’s Development Center, William R. Pope Habitat for Humanity - Pembroke, NC Turkey Festi- Jimmy Randolph val and Raeford-Hoke Museum Rhett Raynor Haywood John Shaw Established: 1994 Total Endowment Funds: 16 Kenny A. Shaw Affiliate Community Fund J. Dal Snipes Board Members Hoke County Unrestricted Endowment Dwight W. Snow Garrett L. Lance, President Agency H. L. Sorrell, Jr. Belva Evans, Secretary Children’s Developmental Center Endowment Johnson Tilghman Jennifer Wells Jacobson, Treasurer Raeford Presbyterian Church Scholarship Irvin Warren James W. Bromley Endowment - Bill McFadyen Scholarship John H. Wellons Evelyn M. Coltman Raeford Presbyterian Church Scholarship Robert P. Wellons Clay M. Dangerfield, III Endowment - Chandler and Eloise McFadyen Robert J. Womble Chris Forga Roberts Scholarship 2 6 North Carolina Community Foundation Annual Report 2008

Raeford Presbyterian Church Scholarship Good Samaritan Clinic of Jackson County Johnston Memorial Hospital Foundation Endowment - Jack Edwards Burgess Memorial Endowment Endowment Scholarship Jackson County Main Library Fund Joseph H. Lansinger Johnston County Foster Raeford Presbyterian Church Scholarship Judy Brinson Conseen Fund for Cullowhee Children’s Endowment Fund Endowment - Jeff Upchurch Scholarship Baptist Church Tobacco Farm Life Museum Endowment Raeford Presbyterian Church Scholarship Parris Cemetery Fund Designated Endowment - Rachel Stevens Scholarship Sol & Lillian Schulman Family Endowment for Ava Gardner Museum Endowment Raeford Presbyterian Church Scholarship Downtown Sylva Benson Little Theatre Endowment Endowment: Archibald B. McFadyen United Christian Ministries of Jackson County Bentonville Battleground Fund and Jennie M. McFadyen Endowment Clayton Cultural Arts Foundation Endowment Raeford Presbyterian Church Scholarship Donor Advised Jim Swertfeger Memorial Golf Award Endowment: George E. Pine and Jane P. Sylva Rotary Endowment Johnston Community College Endowment Pine Scholarship Alley Children’s Fund Endowment Johnston County Heritage Center Endowment Raeford Presbyterian Church Scholarship Scholarship Kenly Public Library Endowment Endowment: Henry C. Roberts and Donald F. Ashe Memorial Scholarship Scott Family Endowment for the Tobacco Farm Mary B. Roberts Scholarship Endowment Life Museum and Theater Raeford Presbyterian Church Scholarship J. K. Perry Memorial Scholarship Endowment Smithfield Cemeteries Fund Endowment: W.E. and Ellen Willis Wayne Johnson Scholarship Endowment Donor Advised Scholarship Cook Endowment Donor Advised Elmer J. Wellons Jr. Family Fund Wyatt Jeffrey Upchurch Endowment Fund Johnston Frances Finch Hobart Award for Voluntary Scholarship Established: 1992 Community Service Fund Dr. Bob Townsend Scholarship Endowment Kenly Kiwanis Club Endowment Dr. Riley Jordan Scholarship Endowment Board Members R. P. Holding Gift and Challenge Fund Mary Archie McNeill Endowment Fund Belinda E. Etheridge, President Hugh A. and Elizabeth T. McGowan Monroe and Gillis Scholarship Endowment Betsy G. Whittington, Vice-President Endowment Sammy G. Jackson, Secretary Field of Interest Butch Scott, Treasurer Lorraine Cooper Johnston County Jackson Dale Herring, Past-President Community Foundation Endowment Established: 1992 Emery Ashley Scholarship Kevin L. Boyette Alpha Beta Chapter Scholarship Fund Board Members Ramona H. Cash Carolyn Grantham Ennis Scholarship Norman West, President N. Leo Daughtry Endowment Richard L. Kucharski, Vice-President Grover T. Dees Ernestine J. Williams Scholarship A. J. Grube, Secretary/Treasurer Margaret W. DiNubila Endowment Fund William J. Kirwan, Past-President Carolyn G. Ennis Johnston County Arts Council Endowment Ruth Anderson John D. Hobart The Woman’s Club of Clayton Hocutt-Horne Debra Bennett Frank B. Holding Scholarship Endowment Irene M. Hooper Harold Keen Charles McConnell, Jr. Ayden R. Lee, Jr. Frances Mincey Stewart McLeod Jones David Preston Allen L. Mims, Jr. Established: 2005 Lyn Stanberry James W. Narron Elizabeth Tyson-Lofquist Diane Thompson-Hagwood Board Members Henry Wong Elmer J. Wellons, Jr. Reta S. Britt, President Dickie Woodard James M. Wilson E. Timothy Lightfield, Vice-President Sue L. Wood Ivy Brantley Reid, Secretary/Treasurer Total Net Assets: $552,072 Victor C. Bryan Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $121,441 Total Net Assets: $2,797,696 Connie Gray Carlton Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $41,910 Don Fowler Community Fund Grants: $6,000 Ramona Simmons Gonzalez 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipients: Community Fund Grants: $18,000 Charles C. Henderson Blue Ridge Mountain Health Project, Catch the Spirit 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipients: Ethan A. Lenker of Appalachia, Inc., Cherokee Challenge, Downtown Clayton Youth Theater, Family Life Center, Feed His Daniel P. Ryan Sylva Association, Fontana Regional Library, Sheep Ministries, Harbor, Inc., House of Hope of NC, Lloyd Wayne Sayland Jackson County Genealogical Society, Inc. and Town Inc., Johnston County Arts Council, Johnston County Johnny L. White of Dillsboro Council on Aging, Inc., Johnston County Educa- tion Foundation, Johnston County Industries, Inc., Total Net Assets: $9,176 Total Endowment Funds: 19 Johnston County Youth Services, Nickelby Project, Inc., Affiliate Community Fund Not Just Another Community Center, Inc., Pines of Total Endowment Funds: 1 Jackson County Unrestricted Endowment Fund Carolina Girl Scout Council and Special Olympics of Designated Agency Johnston County Frost Park Endowment Catch the Spirit of Appalachia Endowment Jackson County Schools Endowment Total Endowment Funds: 30 Jackson County Schools Gift Fund Affiliate Community Fund Southwestern Child Development Commission Johnston County Unrestricted Endowment Fund Endowment Agency St. David’s Endowment Day By Day Alcohol and Drug Treatment Center Designated Johnston Baptist Association WMU Mitchiner Beverly and Robert Johnson Gift Annuity Scholarship Endowment Agreement Johnston County Council on Aging Endowment Gene Newsom Endowment for R. E. A. C. H. Johnston County Industries Endowment 2 7 2008 Annual Report North Carolina Community Foundation

Lee Jack Harrell Agency Established: 1997 John F. Marston Alzheimer’s Caregiver Special Needs Endowment Board Members Total Net Assets: $449,509 Center for Life Enrichment Endowment Robert W. Nelson, President Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $24,100 Cornerstone Presbyterian Church Endowment Howard Bokhoven, Vice-President Kids Place Endowment Tammy Bennetts, Secretary/Treasurer Community Fund Grants: $3,550 Literary Council of Highlands Endowment Fund Mikeal Basinger 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipients: Macon County Public Library Endowment Charlie Bowers Girl Scout Council - Coastal Carolina, Inc., Lenoir Designated S. Wilson Cox Boys & Girls Club, Lenoir County SPCA, Neuse Re- Franklin Church of Christ, McCollum Drive Michael B. Daly gional Library, NC 4-H Development Fund of Raleigh Scholarship Endowment David C. Foushee and Preservation of the Grainger Complex Franklin High School Boosters Gift Fund Charles E. Garrison Museum of American Cut and Engraved Glass Doug Gay Total Endowment Funds: 5 Endowment Dargan Moore Affiliate Community Fund Donor Advised Clyde J. Rhyne Lenoir County Unrestricted Endowment Thornton (J. Irvine) Charitable Remainder Charlie L. Welborn Agency Unitrust Howard H. Willett, Jr. Lenoir County Historical Association, Inc. Macon County Youth Endowment Endowment Tales for Tots Gift Fund Total Net Assets: $1,857,644 Designated Field of Interest Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $53,981 Kathryne C. Hankins Endowment Macon County Community Disaster Relief Fund Lenoir County SPCA Endowment Scholarship R. P. and Maggie B. Holding Endowment for Brandon Stiwinter Memorial Scholarship

Affiliates Community Fund Grants: $ 750 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipients: Arendell Parrott Academy Endowment NC 4-H Development Fund of Raleigh, Pines of Caro- First Citizens Bank Associates Scholarship lina Girl Scout Council and Prostate Cancer Support Endowment Group of Lee County Macon Franklin High School Athletic Boosters Established: 1992 Scholarship Endowment Total Endowment Funds: 18 Franklin High School Class of 51 Scholarship Affiliate Community Fund Board Members Endowment Lee County Unrestricted Endowment Lawrence Stenger, President Guy Taylor Memorial Scholarship Fund Agency Donald Sandoval, Vice-President Judy Moore Memorial Scholarship Endowment Boys & Girls Club of Sanford/Lee County Theresa F. Ramsey, Secretary/Treasurer Macon Unit #108 American Legion Auxiliary Central Carolina Hospital Auxiliary Endowment Beverly Beasley Scholarship Endowment Grace Christian School Scholarship Endowment Milam Beasley, Jr. Tom Raby Memorial Scholarship Endowment John Stanley Ryser Scholarship for Grace Jim Breedlove William V. Mason Junaluskee Masonic Lodge Christian School Louise Henry Scholarship and Humanitarian Endowment Lee County Industries Endowment Michele Hubbs Railroad House Historical Association, Inc. Daylon O. Plemens Endowment Hammond Rauers Madison Designated Thomas Ritter Established: 1994 HAVEN in Lee County Endowment Judy St. John Lee County Charities Endowment Karen M. Stiwinter Board Members Margaret L. and Calvin G. Caviness Neil Van Hoogen R. Gerald Cody, President Endowment James A. Vanderwoude Wilfred Coudriet, Vice-President Donor Advised Larry Peek, Secretary Casey Bokhoven Memorial Endowment Total Net Assets: $1,181,751 Sidney Mashburn, Treasurer Forever Rely On God (FROG) Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $213,989 Larry L. Burda L. B. Hester Endowment Jo Ann Crooms LPC Endowment Community Fund Grants: $11,400 Walter S. Gladding William J. & Emily G. Womble Endowment 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipients: Annette R. Henry Scholarship Blue Ridge Mountain Health Project, Community Care Connie N. Kramer Hugh and Ethel (Ma) Hunter Poplar Springs Clinic of Highlands - Cashiers, Inc., Crime Stoppers, Charles Pfaff United Methodist Church Endowment Folk Heritage Association of Macon County, Fontana Jerry Plemmons Marie Kelly Hunter Salem Presbyterian Church Regional Library, Franklin Amateur Swim Team, Endowment Franklin H.S. Band Boosters, Full Spectrum Farms, Total Net Assets: $865,869 Priscilla Anne Edwards Scholarship Endowment Inc., Highlands Community Child Development Center, Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $62,895 Inc., Kids Place, Little Tennessee Watershed Associa- tion, Macon County 4H Teen Girls’ Club, Macon Community Fund Grants: $4,100 Lenoir County Academic Foundation, Macon County Art 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipients: Established: 1996 Association, Macon County Friends of Animals, Inc., Greater Ivy Community Citizens Association, Inc., Macon County Historical Society, Macon County Mas- Neighbors In Need, Inc., The SART Guild - Children’s Board Members ter Gardeners Association, Macon County Program for Summer Theater and Therapeutic Horseback Riding Kay Taylor Harrell, President Progress, Inc., Second Mile Ministries, The Walk-First Association Barbara Perry, Vice-President United Methodist Church and Upper Cartoogechaye Joyce G. Cherry, Secretary/Treasurer Community Club Total Endowment Funds: 12 Alton Brantley Briley Affiliate Community Fund David S. Brody Total Endowment Funds: 23 Madison County Unrestricted Endowment Leraine Collier Affiliate Community Fund Agency Skip Greene Macon County Unrestricted Endowment Fund Mars Hill College Endowment Gregor J. Hannibal Southern Appalachian Repertory Theatre Earl Harper Endowment 28 North Carolina Community Foundation Annual Report 2008

Designated Community Fund Grants: $16,943 Moore James E. and Mary Z. Bryan Foundation 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipients: Established: 1993 Endowment for Mars Hill College Boy Scouts of America - Central NC Council, Candor Nancy Thames Lippard Endowment for Dorland Elementary School, Communities In Schools of Troy, Board Members Memorial Presbyterian Church Girl Scouts of Montgomery County, Montgomery Randall R. Phillips, President Ruth Lippard Smith Hospice of Madison Fund Chamber of Commerce, Montgomery Community Stephen F. Later, Past-President Donor Advised College Foundation, Montgomery County Council of Donnell G. Adams, Jr. Walter and Augusta Jenkins Gladding Aging, Montgomery County Health Department, Mont- Costello Washburn Barnes Endowment Fund gomery County Historical Society, Montgomery County Betsy Best Buster Mashburn Endowment Fund SAFE Kids, NC Cooperative Extension - Troy, Page J. Hugh Bingham Fran’s Helping Hand Endowment Street Elementary School, Randolph County Senior Ferrell Bushing Field of Interest Adults, Star Biscoe Elementary School, Trinity Music Felton J. Capel, Sr. Howard J. & Blanche Elam Runnion Endowment Academy and West Montgomery High School Pidgie Chapman Scholarship Michael Henry Elizabeth “Lib” Hale DuVall Memorial Total Endowment Funds: 44 M. Hugh Hinton, Jr. Scholarship Affiliate Community Fund Louise H. Lucas Madison County Chamber of Commerce Montgomery County Fund Kelly C. McCrann Scholarship Endowment Agency John Mecimore First Baptist Church of Mount Gilead William Edward Samuels Endowment Peggy Richardson Sarvis Martin Montgomery County Partnership for Children William P. Saunders Established: 2004 Endowment Montgomery Memorial Hospital Endowment Total Net Assets: $5,461,017 Board Members Save the Old School Committee Endowment Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $328,005 Simon Griffin, President Town Creek Indian Mound Fund Endowment Laurence E. Lilley, Jr., Vice-President Trinity United Methodist Church Endowment Community Fund Grants: $5,700 Susan D. Dunlow, Secretary/Treasurer Designated 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipients: Greg Shepherd Dr. Charles Highsmith Nurses Education Fund Arts Council of Moore County, Boys & Girls Club William O. Webb Endowment of the Sandhills, Carolina Performing Arts Center, Huntley Endowment for First Baptist Church Friends of Moore Guardian ad Litem, Malcolm Blue Total Net Assets: $44,219 of Troy Historical Society, Pines of Carolina Girl Scout Coun- Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $1,640 J. I. & Margarette Hickman Endowment cil and Sandhills Kiwanis Charitable Foundation Joe and Deanie Richardson Endowment Total Endowment Funds: 4 Montgomery Boy Scout Endowment Total Endowment Funds: 21 Affiliate Community Fund Navajo Weaving Trust Affiliate Community Fund Martin County Unrestricted Endowment Tally and Frances Lassiter Teaching Fund Moore County Unrestricted Endowment Fund Designated Trinity Music School Scholarship Endowment Agency Peggy Jo Cherry Memorial Endowment Donor Advised Arts Council of Moore County Endowment William Brian Bowen Memorial Endowment Brady W. and Joan H. Dickson Endowment Arts Council of Moore County Scholarship William L. & Mable S. Butler Scholarship Branson and Lorraine McRae Endowment Endowment Charles M. Johnson Endowment Friends of Weymouth, Inc. Endowment Danny & Anita DeBerry Endowment Public Education Foundation of Moore County Montgomery Earle A. & Jean B. Connelly Endowment Endowment Established: 1992 Gelynda T. Capel Endowment Designated Geraldine M. & Morgan C. Bailey, Jr. Elementary Ellen Foy Airs Fund Board Members Education Endowment Ann Taylor Hinton Endowment for Multiple Laurie Gutschmit Trexler, President Harold Van Derveer Fund Sclerosis Gary McRae, Vice-President J. F. and Jean Allen Family Endowment Arc of Moore County Endowment: Est. 2004 by Judy W. Stevens, Secretary J. Smith Capel Jr. Charitable Endowment William C. Coughenour, Jr. in honor John C. Willis, Treasurer James H. Garner Endowment of Jonathan McCrann Jesse S. Capel Jesse S. & Julianne B. Capel Charitable Trust Dean A. Rich and N. Joel Rich Endowment Earle A. Connelly Endowment Ernst Ludwig Timmel Family Endowment Brady W. Dickson Kameron Kellam Memorial Fund John W. Roffe and Marjorie A. Roffe Endowment R. Winston Dozier, Jr. Kathleen DeVore Endowment (for Scholarships) Margo Gaddy ONSC Badin Lake Endowment Mark and Carol Dawson Endowment Max Garner Ray and Breon Allen Family Fund Prancing Horse Endowment: Est. 2004 by Ivy Hickman Harris Russell J. & Anna G. Hollers Little Folks William Chambers Coughenour, Jr. in honor of Kerry A. Hensley Endowment Jonathan McCrann Russell J. Hollers Alandale Endowment Donor Advised Rosemary K. Huntley Judy Stevens Endowment Brockett and Bienvenu Family Endowment Gordon M. Knowles Smitherman-Willis Endowment Buck Adams Charitable Endowment Fund Roy Maness Scholarship Joyce Family Charitable Endowment Ruth Bruton Morris Betty Gail Greene Williams Scholarship Moore County Children’s Endowment Danford E. Raynor, Jr. Bob and Nancy Levin Scholarship The Centre W. Holmberg, Jr. Endowment Phillip H. Woodard Endowment The Ralph Fund Endowment Bobby Dale Hopkins Memorial Scholarship Field of Interest Total Net Assets: $4,345,518 George W. Andrews Scholarship Endowment John W. Roffe and Marjorie A. Roffe Endowment Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $184,176 Graves Memorial Scholarship Endowment (for Moore County) Nancy C. Capel Scholarship Endowment Scholarship Quik Chek Scholarship Endowment Ronald V. Willard Scholarship Endowment Tina P. Armstrong Scholarship Endowment Woodrow W. Robinson Scholarship Endowment 2 9 2008 Annual Report North Carolina Community Foundation

Mount Airy Community Fund Grants: $2,960 Total Endowment Funds: 19 Established: 1999 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipients: Affiliate Community Fund Albemarle Hopeline, Girl Scout Council - Colonial Onslow Caring Communities Foundation Board Members Coast, Innovative Learning Center, National Council Unrestricted Endowment Joseph H. Williams, President of Negro Women Inc., Northeast Section, NC 4-H Agency Emily Smith Loftis, Vice-President Development Fund of Raleigh and Northeastern Com- Jacksonville-Onslow Sports Commission Cooper Adams, Secretary/Treasurer munity Development Corporation Endowment Carol M. Burke K. B. Hurst Endowment for the Onslow County Wayne Burton Total Endowment Funds: 14 Museum Hugh Campbell Affiliate Community Fund Lids 4 Kids Foundation Endowment Sarah J. Howerton Northern Albemarle Unrestricted Endowment Marine Corps Museum of the Carolinas Tanya B. Jones Agency Operating Endowment Henry Rowe Camden Education Fund Endowment Onslow County Public Library Endowment Morris Samet Dr. Robert Gatling Gates County Historical Onslow Memorial Hospital Foundation Pat G. Woltz Society Endowment Endowment Betty J. Wright Historic Camden County Courthouse Sponsors For Academic Talent Endowment Endowment USO of North Carolina, Inc. Total Net Assets: $564,838 Kids First, Inc. Endowment Designated Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $37,411 Designated Big Brothers Big Sisters Endowment for Onslow Gwen Madrin Museum of the Albemarle Program County Total Endowment Funds: 17 Fund Caring Community Clinic Endowment Affiliate Community Fund Donor Advised Onslow Community Ministries Endowment Henry and Elizabeth Stokes Charitable Onslow County United Way Endowment

Affiliates Mount Airy Unrestricted Endowment Agency Endowment Donor Advised Barbara & Emmett Forrest Endowment Judge Thomas Watts Memorial Endowment Caring Community Heroes Endowment Cindi & Andy Griffith Endowment L. Polk Williams, Jr. Charitable Fund Hubert and Evelyn Hargett Endowment Diane Holcomb Endowment Winifred Jones Wood Endowment Martin Family Endowment Kester Sink Birthday Endowment Field of Interest Project CARE Jacksonville/Onslow Endowment Mildred Wolfe Robertson Scholarship Fund The Women Givers of Northeast North Carolina Field of Interest Mount Airy Public Library Endowment Endowment Fund Onslow Women’s Health Fund Richard T. Howerton, Jr. Memorial Fund Women Givers of Northeast North Carolina Gift Scholarship Surry Arts Council Endowment Fund Richard L. Ray Memorial Scholarship Susan P. Ashby Endowment Scholarship Designated Bertha Sawyer & Winfred B. Meiggs Sr. Family Sandy Beam Scholarship Fund Scholarship Endowment Pamlico Donor Advised Elizabeth City Jaycees Scholarship Endowment Established: 2002 Bruce Lowe Endowment Surry Orthopaedic Endowment Board Members Scholarship Onslow Flora Moorman, President Jonathan Jackson Cancer Survivors Scholarship Established: 2000 Richard A. Hodges, Vice-President Philip Reeves Vaughn Sr. Memorial Scholarship Wayne Brackin, Secretary/Treasurer Robert E. Chilton Scholarship Fund Board Members F. Marion Altman, Jr. The PTA Hollingsworth Scholarship Fund Steve W. Wangerin, President Elizabeth Arthur James D. Howard, Secretary Sally T. Belangia Donald H. Thompson, Treasurer Timothy Buck Northern Albemarle Todd Fischer Garry Cooper Established: 2001 Hunter B. Hadley Ann A. Holton Glenn Hargett Mim Miller Board Members Rodney E. Martin Julia R. Mobley Ronald O. Turlington, President W. Kenneth Morgan Cleveland Hawkins, Vice-President Debbi Ray Rouse Total Net Assets: $359,297 Marilyn Jones Madrin, Secretary/Treasurer Ray L. Smith Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $6,510 Col. Cynthia Brickey John O. Stevenson Lena Council Boyd Tisdale Community Fund Grants: $760 Michael Lee Culpepper Ronald E. vonLembke 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipients: Patricia B. Cuthrell Gregory J. Williams Craven Literacy Council, Friends of the Oriental Marion F. Eason* History Museum and HeartWorks Children’s Medical Reba Melia Green-Holley Total Net Assets: $3,448,326 Home Mission Lois Hofler Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $43,022 Elsie Griggs Hollowell-Pugh Total Endowment Funds: 6 John L. Johnson, Jr. Community Fund Grants: $26,770 Affiliate Community Fund Raymond D. Meiggs 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipients: Pamlico County Unrestricted Fund Herbert T. Mullen, Jr. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southeastern North Designated Charlotte Underwood Carolina, Foundation for Hospice, Inc., Jacksonville- Pamlico County Historical Association Onslow Sports Commission, New River Foundation, Endowment Total Net Assets: $808,403 Onslow Community Ministries, Inc., Onslow County Hodges Education Foundation Endowment Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $26,670 Partnership for Children and Onslow United Transit Field of Interest System, Inc. Dottie Gray Ambulance Fund Scholarship Bill Harris Memorial Scholarship Fund Colonel William R. Rice (Ret.) Leadership Development Fund 3 0 North Carolina Community Foundation Annual Report 2008

Pender Mary Eliza Ward Jones Scholarship Fund Robeson Established: 1992 Pitt-Greenville Crimestoppers Endowment Established: 2005 Designated Board Members Family Church Endowment Board Members James L. Smith, President John F. Minges III Endowment Donna Chavis, President Katherine Adams Kathryn Paine McConnell Teacher Award James F. Byrne, Past-President Martin Beach Endowment James H. Adams, Jr. Bob Frazier Donor Advised Donald A. Bonner Cindy Jones B. Vernon Cox & Helena M. Cox Endowment Kyle Chavis Ted Kaniuka Beatrice Chauncey Endowment Eric B. Dent William P. Marshburn Blake Tedder Burn Prevention Endowment Gayle Fernandez Matt Mendez Ludie Moore Family Charitable Fund James Gore Sandy Miller Endowment Sara B. Hayes Mark Nunalee Mary Raab, M.D. Endowment Yvonne S. Johnson Ron Pannesi University City Kiwanis Club Endowment Thomas M. Lewis Joyce Swicegood Minges/Pepsi-Cola Community Fund Tim Locklear Tonya Turner Scholarship Zoe Locklear Cody Blue Pilkington Scholarship Fund Jeffrey B. Neelon Total Net Assets: $743,324 Grover W. Everett-Chia Li Endowment Maria P. Parker Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $19,420 Robert William McConnell, MD Scholarship Horace E. Stacy, Jr. Endowment John A. Staton Total Endowment Funds: 14 Wilkerson Kiwanis Scholarship Endowment Affiliate Community Fund Total Net Assets: $447,991 Pender County Unrestricted Endowment Fund Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $5,180 Agency Randolph Maple Hill Presbyterian Memorial Scholarship Established: 1991 Community Fund Grants: $1,500 Endowment 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipients: Pender County Museum Endowment Board Members Baptist Children’s Homes of NC, Hayswood Alumni Designated Stuart Fountain, President Association, Lumberton Emergency Rescue, Methodist Cecil Eakins Music and Church Education Fund K. Reid Pollard, Secretary/Treasurer Home For Children, NC 4-H Development Fund of of Shiloh Baptist Church Huntley Bossong Raleigh, Pines of Carolina Girl Scout Council, Rape Frances D. Basden Endowment Jeff Davis Crisis Center of Robeson County, Robeson County Donor Advised Anne Honer Health Department, Sacred Pathways, Inc. and Town Burgaw Area Educational Progress Fund William D. Hoover of Fairmont Mary L. Mills Endowment Robert Jarrell, Jr. Thomas & Isabelle Pearsall Endowment Warren D. Knapp, Jr. Total Endowment Funds: 17 Scholarship Michael C. Miller Affiliate Community Fund A. H. S. Class of 32 Scholarship Fund Robert E. Morrison Robeson County Unrestricted Endowment Biberstein Scholarship Endowment William H. Redding, Jr. Agency Edna R. Kellett Memorial Scholarship Bonnie R. Renfro Robeson County Public Library Endowment Endowment Cynthia G. Schroder United Way of Robeson County Endowment Kitty Croom Memorial Scholarship Endowment Scott Smith Designated Opal R. & Roland B. Howard Memorial Boys & Girls Club of Lumberton, North Carolina Scholarship Endowment Total Net Assets: $551,139 Endowment Rotary Club of Burgaw Scholarship Endowment Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $14,853 Cedar Grove Baptist Church Endowment James F. Byrne Endowment Total Endowment Funds: 12 Robeson County Public Library Book Pitt Affiliate Community Fund Endowment Established: 1996 Randolph County Unrestricted Endowment Robeson Technical College Foundation, Inc. Fund Endowment Board Members Agency South Robeson Medical Scholarship J. Gordon Jethro, Jr., President Asheboro Parks Endowment Endowment James D. Corbett, Vice-President Asheboro Parks Gift Fund Southeastern Family Violence Center Ludie A. Moore, Secretary Center of Living Home, Health & Hospice Endowment Roy Ted Cox, Treasurer Endowment Southeastern Regional Medical Center Joel Butler NC Pottery Center Endowment Foundation Endowment J. Michael Fields Randolph County School Endowment Tom and Shirley Lewis Endowment Henry C. McNeese Randolph County Senior Adults Endowment University of North Carolina at Pembroke William Peyton United Way of Randolph County Endowment Foundation Endowment Steve Stephenson, III Donor Advised Donor Advised John S. Whichard Friends of Eastern Randolph Schools Robeson County Anonymous Fund Charles Wilkerson, III Endowment Rotary Club of Lumberton Charitable Scholarship Endowment Total Net Assets: $1,621,239 Jason Davis Memorial Scholarship Field of Interest Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $41,906 LeRoy K. Taul Scholarship Endowment Frank M. and Betty Fukuda Memorial Fund Richard Ellis Scholarship Fund Scholarship Total Endowment Funds: 19 Chris and R. S. Bond Scholarship Affiliate Community Fund Endowment for South Robeson Pitt County Unrestricted Endowment High School Agency Boys & Girls Club of Pitt County Endowment Greenville Community Shelter Endowment 31 2008 Annual Report North Carolina Community Foundation

Rockingham Tar River Choral and Orchestral Society Total Endowment Funds: 15 Established: 1995 Endowment Affiliate Community Fund Donor Advised Swain County Unrestricted Endowment Fund Board Members Carlton Thorpe Daley Fund Agency Theodore Eino Haapala, President Futrell-Mauldin Community Fund for Greater Fontana Regional Library Endowment Scott Barham Rocky Mount Living Waters Ministries J. Michael Fargis, Sr. Townsend Family Endowment PAWS: Placing Animals Within Society W. Thomas Flynt Endowment R. Martin Melvin Designated Fred H. Timper Sampson Bunn Band Boosters Endowment Donna D. Van Ness Established: 1998 Swain County United Gift Fund C. Grayson Whitt Donor Advised Board Members Kennedy Endowment Fund Total Net Assets: $1,348,041 Hugh B. Barwick Nantahala Outdoor Center Environmental & Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $27,001 Raeford Daughtry Humanitarian Endowment Annabelle L. Fetterman Nantahala Outdoor Center Environmental & Total Endowment Funds: 7 Luther D. Starling Humanitarian Gift Fund Affiliate Community Fund Swain High Instrument Program Endowment Rockingham County Unrestricted Endowment Total Net Assets: $595,033 Youth Are Our Future Endowment Fund Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $23,890 Scholarship Agency Bob Robinson Family Scholarship Free Clinic of Reidsville and Vicinity, Inc. Total Endowment Funds: 9 Endowment Affiliate Community Fund Julia Hunt Endowment

Affiliates Endowment Morehead Memorial Hospital Foundation Sampson County Unrestricted Endowment McHan-Freeman-Shuler Scholarship Endowment Endowment Designated Swain County Public Schools Foundation Designated Hobbton High School/Lou Wilson Memorial Scholarship Endowment Penn House Endowment Endowment Donor Advised James E. and Mary Z. Bryan Foundation Madison Lion’s Club of Madison, NC Endowment for Sampson Community College Vance Endowment Donor Advised Established: 1997 Reidsville Kiwanis Endowment Annabelle L. Fetterman Gift Fund Home Savings Bank Charitable Endowment Robert I. & Eleanor S. Powell Endowment Board Members Robert I. & Eleanor S. Powell Gift Fund Paul W. Harris, President Scholarship David A. Ruggles, Vice-President Rocky Mount Amos & Alice Butler Lakewood School Area Caroline Slater Burnette, Secretary Established: 2004 Educational Fund Cece Leahy, Treasurer Betty Jean Kirchdorfer Dudley Scholarship Nancy Smith, Past-President Board Members Endowment Jimmy G. Adams Robert R. Mauldin, President Pineland College/Edwards Military Institute Phillip C. Burnette Celeste M. Pittman, Vice-President Scholarship Endowment Angela R. Butts J. Richard Futrell, Jr., Treasurer D. Woodrow Caudle Sally Mayo Adams James D. Edwards Allan L. Barker Swain Tonya Burnette Kilgore William H. Batchelor Established: 1995 Patsy Rivers Thomas A. Betts, Jr. Norman Shearin Nick B. Boddie Board Members Beth Walker Daniel L. Crocker Ronald LaRocque, President Adrian Brame Woody H. Mark Daley, Jr. Donna K. Ennis, Secretary Kevin G. Harris Ann Marie Wright, Treasurer Total Net Assets: $167,482 Samuel W. Johnson Toby L. Allman, Past-President Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $15,232 William H. Kincheloe Jessica R. Cline Charles T. Lane Elizabeth Cook Community Fund Grants: $1,550 Tom Rogers Timothy O. Cooper 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipients: Deborah E. Sperati Elise Delfield ACTS of Vance County, Inc., Pines of Carolina Girl A. Donald Stallings Gail O. Findlay Scout Council and The Faith to Freedom Project Inc. J. Buckley Strandberg Linda S. Greene Youth in Philanthropy Initiative Grants: $1,950 Braxton B. Townsend, Jr. Debra L. Lawley 2007-08 Youth Grants: Cotton Memorial Presbyte- Elizabeth M. Turnage Tetia McMichael rian Church and Northern Vance High School Frederick E. Turnage Kenneth Mills Gloria Wiggins-Hicks Cheryl Strickland Total Endowment Funds: 6 Linda Sue Van Deusen Affiliate Community Fund Total Net Assets: $2,172,726 Clay Wilson Vance County Unrestricted Endowment Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $100,136 Dan Wood Agency Henderson Community Concert Association Total Endowment Funds: 8 Total Net Assets: $682,388 Endowment Affiliate Community Fund Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $79,500 Henderson Family YMCA Endowment Rocky Mount Area Community Fund Northeast Piedmont Chorale Endowment Agency Community Fund Grants: $1,800 United Way of Vance County Endowment Adam Harrold Endowment 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipient: Donor Advised Braswell Memorial Public Library Endowment Swain County Middle School - Summer Adventures Church Family Fund Communities in Schools Endowment Fund Program 3 2 North Carolina Community Foundation Annual Report 2008

Wake North Carolina Theater Endowment Warren Established: 1991 R. P. and Maggie B. Holding Endowment for Established: 1999 Ravenscroft School Board Members R. P. and Maggie B. Holding Endowment for Board Members Jeffrey M. Raxlin, Secretary/Treasurer Shaw University A. Sears Bugg, President Hope Holding Connell R. P. Holding Endowment for Faith Lutheran Richard E. Hunter, Secretary/Treasurer June Costa School Fern L. Boyd Stuart B. Dorsett Raleigh Boychoir Endowment Julian Farrar Yvonne Lewis Holley Raleigh Rescue Mission Endowment George A. Fleming Kenneth G. Reece Raleigh School Endowment for Excellence Charles S. Grady Natalie Smailes Robert P. Holding, Jr. Garden Fund Mary Hehl Rod Webb Ron King ASP Endowment Howard F. Jones Edward Lee Willingham, IV Saint Mary’s School Scholarship Endowment Robert M. Monk Second Chance Scholarship Endowment Total Net Assets: $12,508,483 Shaw University Endowment Total Net Assets: $41,116 Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $1,387,612 Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals of Wake County (SPCA of Wake County) Community Fund Grants: $1,400 Total Endowment Funds: 90 Endowment Fund 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipients: Affiliate Community Fund SouthLight Endowment Pines of Carolina Girl Scout Council and Preservation Wake County Unrestricted Endowment Fund The Healing Place of Wake County Endowment Warrenton, Inc. Agency The Women’s Center Endowment Alice Aycock Poe Center for Health Education WakeMed Endowment Total Endowment Funds: 2 Endowment Donor Advised Affiliate Community Fund Arts Together, Inc. Endowment Fund 2007 Executive Council Charitable Gift Fund Warren County Unrestricted Endowment FIGS of Wake County Endowment Anchor Endowment Agency Joyce Wilkins Pope Endowment for the Raleigh Blannie Medlin Adams Endowment Fund Historic Hebron Methodist Church Endowment Fine Arts Society, Inc. Boyette Family Fund Preservation North Carolina Headquarters Fund C. David Johnson, Jr. Family Fund Raleigh Fine Arts Society Endowment Charles Finch Gaddy Endowment Watauga Raleigh Little Theatre Endowment Charles W. Gaddy and Lucy Finch Gaddy Fund Established: 1993 Tammy Lynn Memorial Foundation, Inc. Claude William Gaddy Endowment Endowment Dorsett Family Endowment Board Members The Crape Myrtle Festival Endowment Fox Family Fund Jonathan C. Allen, President The Talbert O. Shaw Living-Learning Center Gaddy Gift Fund T. Al Wheeler, Jr., Vice-President Endowment Goldston Family Endowment Pam Terrell, Secretary Wade Edwards Endowment Fund for Urban Goldston Family Fund Penny Robinette Taylor, Past-President Ministries of Raleigh, Inc. Harvest Call Bettie Bond Yates Mill Endowment Jeanette W. Hyde Endowment Velma C. Burnley Designated Jeanette W. Hyde Gift Fund Brian C. Crutchfield Boys & Girls Clubs Endowment Fund Jody Ragland Darden Charitable Gift Fund Alfred Glover Capital Area Preservation, Inc. Endowment Lewis R. Holding Fund Tom Hearron Carolinas Center for Hospice and End of Life Mr. and Mrs. George Edward Bell Holding Andrew P. Mason Care, Inc. Endowment Donald B. Saunders Edwin P. Friedberg Endowment Painter Family Endowment Claude Smith First Citizens Bank Endowment for YMCA Ragland Family Fund B. Park Terrell First Citizens Bank Triangle Urban League Raleigh Alumnae Delta Gift Fund Gisele Weisman Endowment Sarah Elizabeth Clampett Endowment Jill Jordan Wilson Fuquay-Varina Technical College Scholarship Slaybaugh Family Endowment Endowment The Campbell Fund Total Net Assets: $2,348,844 Glenaire, Inc. Endowment Virginia B. Williams Endowment Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $103,461 Gov. & Mrs. Dan K. Moore Endowment To Keep Wayne D. Duncan Family Fund NC Clean & Beautiful William G. Parker Memorial Endowment Community Fund Grants: $2,800 Haven House Inc. Endowment Worthy Causes Endowment 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipients: Hospice of Wake County Endowment Zawadi Charitable Gift Fund Appalachian Senior Companior Program, Blowing James E. and Mary Z. Bryan Foundation Zawadi Education Fund Rock Stage Company, Garden for Humanity and Endowment for Community Learning Field of Interest Oasis, Inc. Centers, Inc. The Women’s Network - Connecting for Change James E. and Mary Z. Bryan Foundation Gift Fund Total Endowment Funds: 27 Endowment for Meredith College Scholarship Affiliate Community Fund James E. and Mary Z. Bryan Foundation Ellis-Faulk Fund Watauga County Unrestricted Endowment Fund Endowment for Peace College Norah Morris Memorial Scholarship Endowment Agency James E. and Mary Z. Bryan Foundation Raleigh Alumnae Delta Scholarship Endowment Church of the Holy Cross Endowment Endowment for Ravenscroft School Sharma Family Scholarship Fund Doc & Merle Watson Museum Fund James E. and Mary Z. Bryan Foundation The George A. Kahdy Scholarship High Country Recreation Foundation Endowment for Shaw University Endowment Endowment James E. and Mary Z. Bryan Foundation William Pretty, Jr. Scholarship Endowment Oasis, Inc. Endowment Endowment for St. Augustine’s College William Sanders Scholarship Parent to Parent Endowment Fund Junior League of Raleigh, Inc. Endowment Patricia M. and Michael J. Cade Endowment Lewis R. Holding Endowment Fund for the Rumple Memorial Presbyterian Church Fine Arts Scholarship Endowment Meredith College Endowment Valle Crucis Community Park Endowment NAMI North Carolina Endowment 33 2008 Annual Report North Carolina Community Foundation

Watauga Education Foundation Endowment Wayne County Historical Association Total Endowment Funds: 9 Fund Endowment Affiliate Community Fund Designated Designated Greater Wilkes Community Fund Armfield and Rachel Rivers Coffey Memorial Boy Scouts of America, Tuscarora Council Agency Fund Endowment Della Arnold Scholarship Endowment Growing Wheel Endowment Fund Hugh, Eleanor, Anne Turlington Endowment for United Way of Wilkes County Endowment Donor Advised the Fremont STARS School Designated Dora S. and V. B. Mast Education, Conservation James E. and Mary Z. Bryan Foundation Bill Absher Memorial Endowment and Charitable Fund Endowment for Mount Olive College Wilkes County Educational Foundation Martha Mathes Endowment James E. and Mary Z. Bryan Foundation Endowment High Country Watermedia Society Endowment Endowment for Wayne Community College Field of Interest Mountain AIDS Support Endowment James E. and Mary Z. Bryan Foundation Kyle Hayes Memorial Endowment Fund Scholarship* Endowment for Wayne Community College Scholarship* Bill Horn Scholarship Endowment Dental Program James E. and Violet A. Carson Scholarship Gene L. Reese Scholarship Endowment James E. and Mary Z. Bryan Foundation Endowment Haysi High School Class of 1961 Memorial Endowment for Wayne Country Day School Julia & Blake Lovette Scholarship for the Scholarship Mary C. Norwood Endowment Study of the Sciences John & Ruth Blue Scholarship Endowment Toomey-Wayne County Chamber Endowment The Brushy Mountain Ruritan Club Endowment John E. Cooper, III Memorial Scholarship for the Wayne County Charitable Partnership *The Wilkes County affiliate also has a unique Endowment W. Burkette Raper Endowment Sponsored by relationship with the Watauga-Ashe-Wilkes Scholarship John Knapp Memorial Scholarship Endowment Southern Bank and Trust Company Fund listed under Non Affiliate Community Com- Lan O’Loughlin Personal Achievement Award Donor Advised munity Funds. Mary Banks & F. Gwyn Harper Scholarship Fund Moses E. & Geraldine B. King Family Affiliates PEO Chapter Q Margaret Gragg Scholarship Endowment Endowment Shepherd-Wooten Fund Wilson Ted Mackorell Memorial Fund Wayne Foundation Endowment Established: 1997 Wayne D. Duncan Appalachian State University Faculty Enrichment & Teaching Fellowship Board Members Endowment Wilkes D. Stuart Walston, Jr., President *The Watauga affiliate has a unique relationship with Established: 1993 W. Kennedy Taylor, II, Vice-President the Watauga-Ashe-Wilkes Scholarship Fund listed Robert P. Keller, Secretary under Non Affiliate Community Funds and partners Board Members Jane G. Lyon, Treasurer with the Ashe affiliate to administer the Ruth Vannoy Sarah F. Howell, President Clyde P. Harris, Jr., Past-President Price Scholarship Fund. William Burke, Vice-President Avant P. Coleman Delynda Ward, Secretary Sam P. Douglas, Jr. Ronald S. Pearson, Treasurer Susan K. Ellis Wayne Coleen Bush Thomas B. Hackney Established: 1998 Vanessa Eller Nancy W. Hammock Dennis M. Huggins Thomas Rhodes Board Members Madelene Johnson A. Rhinehart Sharp, Jr. Harold D. Brashear, President Freida Matthews Robert B. Logan, Vice-President Steven E. Melton Total Net Assets: $3,111,364 William Whitfield Smith, Vice-President David Miller Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $82,037 Jimmie L. Edmundson, Secretary/Treasurer Brenda F. Page Edward H. Wilson, Past-President Dan Pardue Community Fund Grants: $3,560 David Bean Chris Reavis 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipients: Andrew R. Clark Joseph T. Samuel ARC of Wilson, Omega Development Group of Wilson, John Collins Dennis Lee Sawyers NC, Shreve Scholarship Endowment and Wilson Fam- Ann Hunter Terrie Stackhouse ily Young Men’s Christian Association Jack E. Kannan Phil G. Stevens Jane Rustin Total Endowment Funds: 18 Oliver Ralph Toomey Total Net Assets: $450,746 Affiliate Community Fund John Walston Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $35,940 Wilson County Unrestricted Endowment Chris Wood Agency Community Fund Grants: $10,000 Eastern NC School for the Deaf Foundation, Inc. Total Net Assets: $2,893,183 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipients: Endowment Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $266,370 Child Abuse Prevention Team/Our House, Communi- Friends of the Wilson County Public Library ties In Schools of Wilkes County, Kyle Hayes Memorial Endowment Community Fund Grants: $460 Endowment, Old Wilkes, Inc./Wilkes County Heritage Hope Station Endowment 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipient: Museum Project, Rainbow Center, Inc., Samaritan Wilson Family YMCA Endowment Kidz Dayz Inc. Christian Ministry of Wilkesboro, Volunteers for Designated Wilkes Literacy, Wilkes Adult Developmental Activity Dr. Bill Hunter Scholarship Endowment Total Endowment Funds: 19 Program, Inc., Wilkes County Retired School Person- Eastern NC School for the Deaf Foundation, Inc. Affiliate Community Fund nel, Wilkes County Schools Cultural Arts Depart- Combined Fund Wayne County Unrestricted Endowment ment, Wilkes Health Foundation and Yadkin River Eastern NC School for the Deaf Foundation, Inc. Agency Greenway Council Margie Everett Fund Education Foundation of Wayne County Public Youth in Philanthropy Initiative Grants: $4,900 Eastern NC School for the Deaf Foundation, Inc. Schools Endowment 2007-08 Youth Grants: East Wilkes High School, PSO Scholarship Fund Foundation for Wayne Community College West Wilkes High School and Wilkes Playmakers Eastern NC School for the Deaf Foundation, Inc. Endowment Student Incentive/Field Trip Fund Old Waynesborough Commission Endowment First United Methodist Church of Wilson WAGES Endowment Endowment 34 North Carolina Community Foundation Annual Report 2008

Donor Advised Non-Community Affiliate Funds Scholarship Wooten Family Fund Agency Anson County Bearcat Scholarship Endowment Scholarship Boys & Girls Clubs of Cleveland County Dr. Joseph A. Fleetwood, Jr. Scholarship Dewey Bain Sheffield, Sr. Scholarship Charles H. Stone Memorial Library Endowment Endowment Eddie Summerlin Memorial Scholarship Hezekiah Alexander Endowment Fallen Friends Memorial Scholarship Fund Jesse Helms Center Endowment Endowment Loretta B. Parker Memorial Scholarship Kathleen Bryan Edwards Endowment for the NC Nath Thompson Scholarship Endowment Endowment Coastal Federation Peter S. Slomianyj Scholarship Fund McDonald’s/Harvey Reid, Jr. Scholarship L. P. Best House Endowment Virginia Dillon Fox Scholarship Endowment Endowment McPhail-Geddie Family Cemetery Endowment Watauga-Ashe-Wilkes Scholarship* Shreve Scholarship Endowment North Carolina School of the Arts Fund for the *The Watauga-Ashe Wilkes Scholarship Endow- Stuart Walston, Inc. Scholarship Endowment (For Northeast Region Endowment ment provides scholarships to deserving students and Barton College) Northeast Academy Endowment funding for general support of education purposes in Southern Appalachian Botanical Society Watauga, Ashe and Wilkes counties. Endowment Yadkin Washington County Library Endowment Fund Established: 1999 Designated Statewide Funds Charlotte Museum of History Capital Campaign Agency Board Members Gift Fund Historic Preservation Foundation of North Tommy C. Jester, President Danette Streater Memorial Endowment Carolina Endowment Amie Thomas Brendle, Vice-President Davidson College Scholarship Endowment John C. Washington Endowment for NC Citizens James J. Williams, Secretary/Treasurer Edward and Margaret Brown Endowment for who are Deaf-Blind Robert E. Adams Save the Children and Region A Partnership Legal Aid of North Carolina Endowment Thomas W. Brandon for Children LWV NC Citizen Education Foundation Rusty Crissman, Past President Fund to Benefit Jesse Helms Center at Wingate Marion Covington Lecture Endowment Nancy Z. Foster College Mental Health Association of North Carolina David Gentry George Broadrick/Young Harris College Thompson Endowment James R. Hobson Endowment NC Caring Dental Professionals Endowment A. Lloyd Pardue James E. and Mary Z. Bryan Foundation NC Library Association Endowment Kim Phillips Endowment for James Sprunt Community NC Public Health Association Scholarship Kenneth Reavis College NCPHA Foundation for a Healthy Future Ellen Reece James E. and Mary Z. Bryan Foundation North Carolina Recreation & Park Endowment Jerry W. Smith Endowment for Laurinburg Institute Prevention First Endowment Susan S. Steelman James E. and Mary Z. Bryan Foundation Tryon Palace Council of Friends Endowment John W. Willingham Endowment for North Carolina Wesleyan Wood Endowment Lee Zachary College Designated James E. and Mary Z. Bryan Foundation First Citizens Bank Endowment Total Net Assets: $355,319 Endowment for St. Andrews College North Carolina Aquarium Society Exhibits Total Grants & Scholarships Awarded: $5,450 Jim Mebane Student Scholarship Endowment Johnson C. Smith University Endowment Project Challenge, North Carolina, Inc. Community Fund Grants: $850 Michael Hooker Memorial Endowment Endowment 2007-08 Community Fund Grant Recipient: Mrs. Inez F. Casad & Dr. Floyd Cregger William B. & Katherine P. Stillerman Benevolent Yadkin Home Place, LLC (Nurture Appalachia CDC) Memorial Fund Fund McPhail-Gedde Family Cemetery Endowment Donor Advised Total Endowment Funds: 17 North Carolina School of the Arts Scholarship Eastern North Carolina Disaster Relief Fund Affiliate Community Fund Endowment Lewis R. Holding Philanthropic Leadership Yadkin County Legacy Fund North Carolina Wesleyan College Endowment Fund Agency Fund Robert E. and Dorothy Z. Barnhill Family Fund Brandon Family Memorial Fund Oak Ridge Military Academy Endowment The Helen T. and William D. Rose Family Fund Yadkin Christian Ministries Endowment Peace College Endowment Fund Dr. Ann F. Wolfe Endowment Designated The Collett Book Fund NC Dental Health Endowment H. Frank & Susan S. Steelman Endowment Alice C. and James C. Green Endowment Fund Field of Interest Donor Advised Donor Advised NCGives Anonymous Family Fund Cain Family Fund NCCF Youth in Philanthropy Fund Ethel & Bobby Hobson Family Endowment Cullman Family Fund North Carolina Network of Grantmakers George Shugart Family Endowment Forrest R. Lewis Family Foundation The Women’s Fund Pauline “Polly” Hudspeth Wood & Dr. William L Harriet T. Herring Endowment Scholarship Wood Sr. Endowment Harry L. and Marion R. Eberly Fund I. Beverly Lake Scholarship Endowment Ted C. Williams Memorial Endowment Heath Family Endowment Fund NC Alpha Delta Kappa Student Achievement Scholarship Irma H. & Henry S. Johnson, Jr. Endowment Scholarship Hubert Lewis Phillips and Pearl Shermer Joyce Carroll Matthews Endowment Robert E. Barnhill, Sr. Scholarship Fund Phillips Scholarship Fund Kendall Memorial Endowment Johnny Lineberry Memorial Scholarship Fund Megan Elizabeth Howell Memorial Fund Nicholas A. Martin Memorial Scholarship Myrna B. and Darden J. Eure, Jr. Endowment R. P. Buchanan Scholarship Endowment Fund Shirley A. Gough Memorial Endowment Presmar Endowment Tim Brandon Memorial Scholarship Endowment R. W. Goodman Fund Surry Stokes American Legion Post 142 Endowment William Block Memorial Endowment Carolina Mountain Trust for Children and Youth Edward W. Brown, Jr., and Margaret G. Brown Endowment 35 2008 Annual Report North Carolina Community Foundation

this last fiscal year, we received During contributions from more than 4,600 donors, with total gifts and bequests in excess of $18 million. Donors, volunteers, committee mem- bers and experts from many fields gave the time and financial support required for the Foundation to make an impact. Our deepest thanks to all for their generous support. The following Donors list includes those who contributed $500 or more during our 2007-08 fiscal year. For a complete listing of all of our donors, please visit our website at nccommunityfoundation.org.

Ashe County Board of Education BE & K Building Group, Inc. Boddie-Noell Enterprises

A Daphne & Ralph Ashworth Patricia Behan Mary P. W. Boney Donnell G. Adams, Jr., Attorney At AT&T North Carolina Rick Beasley Bettie & John J. Bond Law Atlantic Coast Foods, Inc. Beaufort County Association for the Elizabeth Borden James H. & Gayle Adams, Jr. Atlantic Tire & Service Blind and Visually Impaired The Border Station AIDS Leadership Foothills-Area Atronic Americas, LLC Beaufort County Developmental George R. & Gail K. Boswell Alliance Austin-Ross Financial Inc Center, Inc. Mary Charles & Robert Boyette Ellen Foy Airs Mahlon L. Aycock Beaufort County Schools Education Whitney Boylan Akron Community Foundation Foundation BPG, Inc. Al Williams Properties B Beaufort County United Way, Inc. Timothy S. & Margaret J. Bradford John M. & Betty Bradley Aldridge Blanche Bacon Wayne C. Beckner The Brady Agency, LLC Alleghany Wellness Center, Inc. Morgan C. Bailey, Jr. Becky’s Hair Boutique Brady Trane Service, Inc. Barbara Allen Suzanne S. & Jimmy Bailey The Belk Foundation Brash Ventures, LLC Franklin Ray & Breon Allen The George T. Baker Foundation, Mary Grady Bell Joyce F. Breiner Melinda Allen Inc. Victor E. Bell Jr. & Jane McNair Richard C. & Gay Brewer Alpha Beta Chapter of Delta Kappa Barbara I. Baker Bell Family Foundation Carson Brice Gamma The Bandier Family Foundation William B. Bennett Beth Briggs American Drew Furniture Bank of America Foundation J. Michael Berard Robert S. & Martha Kuper Brinson The American Legion - Donnerson- Corporate Affairs G. Alex & Anne Bernhardt, Sr. Phyllis York Brookshire Hawkins Post #24 Bank of Currituck - Moyock Rachel V. & Shawn Besancon Julia Brown Carmen Ames Ivey L. & Deborah S. Barber, III Larry W. & Betsy R. Best Peninah P. Brown Annette Anderson Ruth Barbour Anthony J. & Emma B. Bevacqua Anne Bryan Teena Anderson Kelli Moore Barham Richard B. Bevacqua James E. and Mary Z. Bryan Karen & David Anderson Estate of Dorothy Z. & Robert E. Bikes-R- In, Inc. Foundation Taz L. Anderson, Jr. Barnhill, Sr. Margaret & William A. Birkemeier Joseph M. Bryan Foundation of Charles W. Andrews & Belinda K. Robert E. & Penny Barnhill, Jr. James and Audrey Black Greater Greensboro, Inc. Petty John M. & Tracy M. Barth, Jr. Carol & Robert E. Black Ed T. & Lorraine Bryant Lyn Andrews Steven J. & Hilda A. Bass Blackman & Sloop CPAs, PA Howard H. & Patricia P. Burkart, II James W. Andrews William C. & Sandra H. Baxley Blackwater Training Center, Inc. Cecil A. & Marsha Burt Angel Medical Center BB&T Charitable Foundation Blackwell Scholarship Endowment Perrin Burton Ansari Management, LLC BB&T of North Wilkesboro Betsy Knott & Andy E. Blalock Farrell W. & Pamela M. Bushing, Jr. Thomas M. Antone BB&T of Southport Holly Blanton Amos Butler Appalachian State University BB&T of Whiteville Blue Cross Blue Shield of NC H. Dwight & Margaret S. Byrd Foundation, Inc. BB&T of Winston-Salem Foundation James F. Byrne Arcadis BB&T Wealth Management of Blue Ridge Electric Membership Marilyn M. Arthur Raleigh Corporation 36 North Carolina Community Foundation Annual Report 2008

The Coca Cola Company of Atlanta Leah Devlin Diane H. & James H. Ferebee, Jr. C Hilton Cochran Brady W. & Joan Dickson Doris M. Ferguson C and S Cabinets Cody Blue Foundation Woody Dicus Annabelle L. & Lewis M. Lawrence G. & Patti R. Cahoon Estate of Paul Armfield Coffey Digideal Corporation Fetterman Cameron Smith Callaway Marvin W. Coghill Dillon Supply Company Fidelity Bank of Fuquay-Varina Camp Seafarer Nancy B. Collett DocuSource of NC, LLC Fidelity Bank of Raeford Denise Clapp Campbell Colliers Pinkard Dominion Resources Services, Inc. Fifth District Dental Society Douglas E. & Patricia S. Campbell Martin Collins Donald and Marilyn Keough Ralph L. Fike Educational Capel Incorporated Common Sense Advertising, Inc. Foundation Foundation Leon & Nancy Capel Communities in Schools of the Donald H. Thompson, CPA Gene J. Finch Jesse S. Capel Rocky Mount Region, Inc Dana Dorroh David T. & Cynthia H. Finger Capital Community Foundation Community Foundation of Greater Stuart B. & Josephine S. Dorsett First Bank of Troy Capt. Rose, Inc. Atlanta Douglas W. McKibbin, MD First Baptist Church of Troy Captive-Aire Systems, Inc. Hope Holding Connell Margaret R. Douglas First Citizens Bank of Raleigh Cardinal Coach, Inc. Earle A. & Jean Connelly Dr. Pepper/Seven Up, Inc. First Federal Bank of Dunn Caring Dental Professionals Conway Ruritan Club Dreamcrafters Custom Cabinetry, First Health Moore Regional Carlie C’s Operation Center, Inc. Tom & Gloria Cook, Jr. Inc. Hospital A. P. & Blair Carlton James A. & Janene Cooper The Drop Zone Mary Owens Fitzgerald Carroll Pharmacy, Inc. Estate of Lorraine Cooper Kenneth Dudley Joyce Fitzpatrick Karen S. & John R. Carroll, II Timothy O. & Susan L. Cooper Duke Energy Corporation John Flemer Libby L. & R. D. Carson Cooperative Bank The Duke Energy Foundation Roy & Jeri Flood, Jr. Thomas L. Carson Joyce George Corbett Larry W. Dunfotrd, DDS, PA Jan Floyd Carter Worthy Commercial Cornerstone Presbyterian Church Suzanne DuVall Fontana Realty, LLC Carteret County Historical Society Corolla Classic Vacations, LLC T. Wiley DuVall Foothills Partners Inc. William J. & Anne T. Coscioni William H. DuVall Kim Foster Carteret Craven Electric County of Ashe Foundation of Wayne Community Foundation, Inc. Candace Covington-Olander E College Margaret L. Caviness Valerie Cozart J. William Eakins Stuart & Carol S. Fountain Kimberly J. Chalot Craven County Partners in Earl S. McDaniel Jr. Foundation Four Oaks Bank Champion Supply/Diversified Education East Carolina Bank Fourth District Dental Society Supplies Creating Visions Inc. Professional Eastern Band of Cherokees Debbie & Sheldon Fox William Charping Development for Educators Olive B. Eaton Creative Writing Jimmie R. & Margaret Z. Foxx Chase Properties, Inc. Eric & Susan Credle Fund The Frances Baer Fleishman Trust Cheatham Insurance Crisp Funeral Home Harry L. Eberly Eugene & Sheree Meiggs Freid Cherokee Tribal Gaming Daniel & Brenda Crocker Ann M. Edison Friends of the Macon County Commission David E. & E. C. Cromartie Edward Jones Trust Co. Public Library Children’s Advocacy Center of Crosland, LLC Edward W. Brown, Jr. Fund Friends of the Library of Robeson Catawba County Richard L. Crutchfield Beverly Frances Edwards County Caroline Choi Hugh & Nan Cullman Eleanor S. Powell Charitable Lead Laura Frushone Choralfest Inc. Cumberland Community Annuity Trust Elizabeth Hale Fuemmeler Chowan University Foundation Martha L. Eller C. Elizabeth Fuller Christ Episcopal Church Currituck Associates Residential G. Roy & Mary Caryl Elmore, Jr. Paul Fulton Thomas & Virgilia Church, Jr. Partnership Embarq Corporation J. Richard Futrell, Jr. Chused & Associates, CPAs, PA Currituck Chamber of Commerce Embarq Management Company Citizen Education Foundation Donna K. & David C. Ennis G City of Asheboro D Erwin Fire Department and Rescue Charles F. & Nancy Nelson Gaddy Civitan Club of New Bern, Inc. Dale Herring Design Squad, Inc. Jill Gammon G. Donald Clapp William L. & Susan L. Dalton Barbara Kahdy & Jim Estes Kenneth L. Gammon Flora Annette Clark Lydia Dameron Etheridge Rental Casimir L. Garczynski Martha Dockery Clark David C. Funderburk, DDS MS Belinda & Kenneth Etheridge Leslie H. Garner Class of 1965 - Swain County High Donald L. Davis Margaret M. Garrett School Jeffery W. & Janet P. Davis F Gary H. Miller, Attorney at Law Classic Gifts and Awards, LLC Mary K. Davis F2 Photographic Designs Margaret J. Gates & James R. Claude A. Gibson/Golf Affiliates Estate of Mark Dawson Faith Lutheran School Leutze Clay County Juvenile Crime Charles M. & Lynne D. Dayton Kelly Falk-Tillett Gateway Bank & Trust Company Prevention Council William J. & Martha B. DeBrule Harriet Farrior Kaye L. & John T. Gattis Estate of Richard Chapman Cleve Sue S. Deichmann Gene A. Featherstone George Smedes Poyner Foundation, Homer & Marie Clontz English S. & Bette J. Des Champs, Deborah J. Fenner Inc. ClubCorp Service Center III Elizabeth Fentress Brenda Gibson Coastal Beverage Company, Inc. Deutsche Bank Fenwick Foundation Giles, Strickland & Warren, PA 37 2008 Annual Report North Carolina Community Foundation

GlaxoSmithKline Jacob Hickman Elsie W. Jordan Lew H. Foundation Global Knowledge Training, LLC Robert L. & Valene Hickok John R. & Brenda Jordan, Jr. Karen Lichtin Go Mini’s, LLC Hickory Community Theatre Hugh Joyce Noel Lichtin Pam Owen Godwin High Country Watermedia Society Peter E. & Bette M. Juliano The Lids4Kids Foundation, Inc. Thomas D. Godwin Hindsight Consulting Junaluskee Lodge No. 145 Susan Lilly John & Pamela Goforth Historic Hope Foundation, Inc. Juno Enterprises/Subway 12614 Nancy Thames Lippard Lalley Eileen S. Goldgeier Hobbs Realty L. Duane & Patricia A. Long Gold-N-Gifts Richard & Patricia Hodges K Blake D. & Julia W. Lovette

Donors Anna Goodmon Hoffmann-La Roche Inc. Claudia Kadis Lowe’s Home Centers of North Barbara Goodmon Ella Ann L.& Frank B. Holding George A. & Nell Kahdy Wilkesboro Elizabeth Goodmon Foundation George N. & Martha B. Kahdy Loyd Builders, LLC Marilyn Gordon Lewis R. Holding KB Home Raleigh-Durham, Inc. Lumberton Rotary Club Grace W. Wilson Family Limited Russell & Anna G. Hollers Kenly Kiwanis Club Edward & Edna L. Luper Partnership Lynn Holmes John P. & Aurelia T. Kennedy Michael & Susan Lyall Allene H. Graves Homax Products, Inc. Rose Kenyon M. Kaye Lyerly James E. Gray & Ginny Thorn Anne Honer Keough Family Fund Great Smokys Realty, LLC G. Wilson & Jacqueline Horde Dorothy R. Kerr & Banks Kerr M Kate Green Frances R. Huber Family M. B. Haynes Corporation Sarah H. Greene Hugh A. McGowan Revocable Trust Key City Furniture Maggie Holding Charitable Trust James S. & Hoe Young Greer Estate of Mary F. Howard KIDS, Inc. “Kids Place” Malcolm M. Malloy, III Gregory L. Blake, Inc. CPA Howard P. & Phyllis L. Hurt Kilpatrick Stockton, LLP Mann Charitable Trust Howard E. & Ingeborg M. Brand Sharon T. & Thomas Huttemann Kimberly & Kathryn Inc. Dabney Mann Gross Christopher C. King Jane Mann Brenda Gutschmit I Ralph C. & Olive E. King Marvin L. Mann H. Gillis & Associates IBM Corp. of Endicott Reno C. & Margaret L. King Joan Simmons Manning IGT - A Subsidiary of International William J. & Betty Lynn Kirwan MAPEI Corporation H Game Technology Kiwanis Club of Coats, Inc. Marine Federal Credit Union Ernest E. & Miriam M. Haddad Investors Management Corporation Kiwanis Club of Greenville Marketplace Cinema Hunter B. & Adair Hadley Klausner Trading USA, Inc. Larry Ray Marsh Kenneth & Ellen W. Haenlein J James W. Kluttz James G. & Dorothy M. Martin Ken Hagan J. Arthur Dosher Memorial Hospital James B. & Melanie Kraft Joseph E. & Susan W. Martin Thomas & Rosemarie Haigler Jackson County Athletic Hall of Robin F. & Melanie Kraft Rodney & Patti Martin Jack K. & Hazel Hale Fame Sports Editor Kulynych Family Foundation I, Inc. Mast General Store of Valle Crucis James W. & V. D. Hale Calep Ray & Elaine Jackson Gary Mastrodonato Mark W. Hale & Paula A. Lodge Jade Learning, Inc. L Vickie & William Maxwell Hall Automotive/Stateline Honda James R. Vannoy & Sons Arnold N. & Rebecca C. Lakey Sara May John R. S. & Donna T. Hall Construction Laticrete International, Inc. Mayfield Loose Leaf Floors, Inc./ Halo Subs Inc./Subway Timothy & Jeanne Janson Laura C. Weyher Foundation Tom Lewis - Brick Warehouse Michael S. & Dorothy C. Hamby Linda Duvall Jarvis Lee Senior High School Boosters Easter Maynard Nancy W. Hammock The JAZ Fund of The Community Club Paula M. & Dennis McCorkle Joseph Jacob Harand Foundation for Greater Atlanta Boyd Lee Gail D. McCullough Frank & Betty Hardee Mary Sue & S. Clark Jenkins Elizabeth D. Leedy Judith R. McDonald Oscar N. Harris Wayland L. Jenkins, Jr. Legal Aid of North Carolina, Inc. George K. & Suzanne L. McFarland Paul W. & Gina I. Harris Dana Jennings Sue & Philip LeLievre James C. & Sherbourne E. Amelia Harrison Darleen M. Johns Oscar Lemonds McGrath, III Stephen T. Hart D. Kim & Karen Oliver Johnson Lemons Backhoe & Loader Service, Barbara McGuire Steven J. Hart Howard S. & Patsy Johnson Inc. McKee Family Foundation John A. Hartsfield, Jr. John L. & Rose G. Johnson Lenoir County Historical Noel McLaughlin Hatcher Family Trust Karen Johnson Association, Inc. Pat McLaughlin Susanne Hayes Randolph C. Johnson, Jr. Stephanie A. Leon Anne C. McLean Jennie Hayman Samuel W. & Velma Harrison The Leonard G. Herring Family McMillan Crane Service, Inc. Hecht Family Foundation, Inc. Johnson Foundation, Inc. Sara & Walter M. McMillan Henry A. & Donnie H. Helms, Jr. Shirley Hamilton Johnson Leslie & Charles, Inc. McPhail’s Pharmacy of Lillington Brenda M. O. & Chris Hendershot Yvonne & Jerry Johnson Marilynn Lester & James L. Hill McRae Industries Henderson Family YMCA Johnston County Department of Barry M. Levin MedKnowledge Group, Inc. The Heritage Bank Social Services Mark & Barbara P. Levin Jeanne E. & Stanley H. Meiggs Heritage Leasing & Sales Johnston County Industries, Inc. Richard I. Levin Lem S. & Mary M. Meiggs Corporation Joseph C. & Beverly D. Jones Robert J. Levin Raymond D. & Bettye H. Meiggs Hertford County Educational Robert L. & Eve A. Jones Robin D. Levin & Rebecca Merck Partnership for Giving Foundation Inc. Jones-Onslow EMC Robinson F. Duffield Meyercord 3 8 North Carolina Community Foundation Annual Report 2008

Michael G. Curran Family Mildred Pretty Robinson, Bradshaw & Hinton, PA Foundation O Progress Energy Service Co. of Wendy Robinson O. Leonard Moretz Foundation Mi-De Inc. Wilmington Thomas H. & Donna Rodman Eliza Olander Midland Atlantic Development Progress Energy Service Co. of John & Deborah C. Rorer Jill E. Olmstead Company, LLC Jacksonville Penny A. Rose One Source of NC, LLC Miller Brewing Company Progress Energy Service Co. of William & Helen Rose Onslow Community Ministries, Inc. Glenn M. & Rebecca J. Miller Raleigh The Dale & Deborah Ross Onslow County Council For John H. & Angelia Miller The Prudential Foundation Foundation Women Mark Miller Estate of Martha Frances Pruitt Margaret W. Ross Onslow Memorial Hospital Suzanne G. Millholland Rotary Club of Asheboro NC Inc. N. Elizabeth Osborn Allen L. Mims, Jr. Q - Educational Foundation Cheryl R. Owenby John F. Minges, III Linda Quarles Rotary Club of Lillington Robert L. & Grace Minor Janet Qubain Rotary International of Maysville Twila Mitchell P Tom & Michelle L. Quinn Royal Purple Transportation Dean Painter MMI Associates, Inc. Marketing, Inc. Michael K. & Molly W. Painter Montgomery County Partnership R Ellison C. Rudd Vincent F. & Margaret D. Paparella for Children, Inc. Michael M. & Sandra R. Radtke Rudisill Charitable Foundation Parcoli, Inc. James & Sherry Moor, Jr. Raeford Presbyterian Church Rumple Memorial Presbyterian Dwight E. & Anne Pardue Sam S. Moore Jr. Tyrus C. & Bonnie S. Ragland Church Dorothy D. Park W. Kenneth & Mary Morgan W. Trent & Anna Ragland, Jr. Keith M. Russell CC Parker D. Neal Morrison Railroad House Historical C. W. Parker Jr. Anne E. Morrow Association S Maria P. & Dr. James E. S. Parker Robert W. & Janice D. Moser Raleigh Fine Arts Society, Inc. Sales & Marketing 500, LLC Obie L. Parker Mountainaire Farms of North Timothy D. & Sherri H. Randall Ann L. Sams Virginia Parker Carolina Randolph County Board of Sandhills Community College John D. & Linda Barnes Parsons Armand & Catherine Mouw Education SAS Institute Inc. Paul A. Coffey Charity Remainder Florence C. Moye Randolph Rotary Club Donald B. Saunders Unitrust Media Research Planning & Laura L. Ratchford The Save the Old School Susan Peddycord Placement, Inc./MRPP, Inc. Pat Rauhauser Committee for a Library Peery Properties Jennifer Sullivan Munford Rawls & Winstead, Inc. Community Center Pegram-West, Inc. Steve Murphree Hilda K. & Melvin T. Ray C. Ron & Nancy T. Scheeler Pennant Foods Company Wendell H. Murphy, Jr. Jeanette S. Ray L. Virgil & Virginia T. Schenck, Jr. PEO Sisterhood Chapter Q Danford & Tamela Raynor School of Communication Arts of David L. & Ruth King Peoples, Sr. N RBC Centura Bank of Rocky NC, Inc. Pepsi Bottling Ventures, LLC James W. & Julia W. Narron Mount Melvin A. & Melinda R. Scott, Jr. Pepsi-Cola Company of Somers Robert W. & Peggy H. Nelson Realo Discount Drug Store Security Savings Bank Perdue Farms Incorporated New Bern Breakfast Rotary Club Susan ReCorr Sela Building Corporation Carol E. & William T. Perdue New River (Onslow County) Rotary Kenneth G. & Ruth Reece Madhu Sharma & Bharat Vedak Dale K. Peterson Club R. Francine Reeves Shaw University George H. & Bonnie H. Pettway Diane O. Newbern Region A Partnership For Children Shelton & Sons Mills W. T. & Avis A. Phillips, Sr. Carol Newcomb Walter & Dorothy Rentschler Wilton & Sue R. Shooter, Jr. Estate of Pearl Phillips Juliette Newcomb Kristin Replogle William H. & Lisa Shreve Trisha Phoenix The News & Observer Republic Services of NC, LLC George E. & Bonnie J. Siek Pierre Foods Susan Nichols Resource Plus, Inc. Harry G. & Gaynelle G. Silver The Pin High Company, Inc./ North Carolina Dental Society The Retired Enlisted Association Liz Skvarla Leading Solutions Group North Carolina Electric Jeanette Marie & Jim Rhoads Dorothy Adams Smith Pine Needles Country Club, Inc. Membership Corporation Richard & Margaret Harrell Fund Joseph F. & Michele D. Smith Pinnacle Architecture, P.A. North Carolina Hunter Jumper Shirley K. Richardson Laura Irby Smith Hilda Pinnix Ragland Association, Inc. Riegelwood Community Nancy Smith Margie Pipkin North Carolina Library Association Foundation, Inc. Sherwood H. & Eve Smith, Jr. Pirate’s Cove Big Game North Carolina Recreation & Park John M. Rife, Jr. Smoky Mountain Premier Tournament, Inc. Association Ring Enterprises Properties Kay B. Player North Carolina Seafood Festival Karen & Verne Rinker Betty L. Sorrell Joseph C. & Marinell J. Poole, Jr. The North Carolina Subway Group, River Valley Resort H. L. & Madeline Gayle Sorrell, Jr. Mary Ann Poole Inc. The Robert P. Holding Foundation, Southern Bank Foundation E. J. Pope, Jr. North Carolina Wilderness, Ltd. Inc. Southern Lee Athletic Boosters The Pork Company North State Bank Kay Straughn Roberts Club Jan Powell Northeast Academy, A Christian Liza Roberts Specialty Car Company, Inc. Edyth Poyner School, Inc. Robeson Regional Agricultural Fair Gray Speight Neoma Pressley William J. Nunnery, Jr. Barbara R. Robinson Sponsors for Academic Talent, Inc. 39 2008 Annual Report North Carolina Community Foundation

Melissa W. St. Clair Tribal Casino Gaming Enterprise/ Wells Fargo Bank, NA Horace E. & Joan Stacy, Jr. Harrah’s Cherokee Casino Werner Company Stella Roebuck & Philip R. Stalder Tri-County Electric Foundation, Jack E. & Nancy A. West Margaret Rawls Stancil Inc. William Curtis Westbrook, Sr. William C. Staples Tri-County Orthopedic & Sports Kathy White State of North Carolina - Dept. of Medicine, P.A. Nancy White Juvenile Justice Tri-State Pump & Control, Inc. Linda & Gary A. Whitener W. D. Stedman Tru-Pak Moving Systems, Inc. Jennifer Tolle Whiteside

Donors Sally Steele Twiddy & Company, Realtors Wild Child Decor Custom Painting Susan S. Steelman Wildflower Cafe Susan Stephenson U Wilkes County Unrestricted Bonnie S. & James A. Stem Umbrella Factory Shop Endowment Fund Lawrence & Teresa H. Stenger N. Kevin & Pamela P. Umstead Willcox, McFadyen, Fields & J. Gray Stephens Charlotte & Eldon R. Underwood Sutherland Stevenson Toyota-Scion Unique Solutions Marc A. & Rebecca S. Willi Denise B. Stillwell United Community Bank of William H. Burchette, Attorney Betty A. Stinnette Franklin At Law Pam Stocks United Way of Randolph County, William O. & Sara H. McCoy Henry C. & Elizabeth Stokes Inc. Family Fund Georgette Stone Edan G. Unterman William S. Wooten, DDS, PA Larry D. & Diane A. Stone US Foodservice William W. & Frances L. Gaston E. Gregory Stott Uwharrie Lumber Company Family Fund Suzanne Stroud Estate of Ernestine J. Williams Evelyn G. Struck V James J. & Linda Williams Stuart Walston, Inc. Valspar Thomas J. & Lisa A. Williams Cathy Stuart Harold Van Derveer, Jr. John W. & Donna H. Willingham Warren W. Sturm Duncan E. Vaughn John & Mary Willis Dianne Boardley Suber Janis Vaughn Wilson Family YMCA Subway Development Corporation The VF Foundation Benjamin A. & Mary Wilson, Jr. of Washington Susan Vick Carole Wilson Nancy Sumner Viewmont Baptist Church John I. Wilson The Sunshine Lady Foundation, Virginia Dare Business and Sandra H. Wilson Inc. Professional Womens Club Sharron H. Wilson SunTrust Banks, Inc. Richard & Carolyn von Biberstein, Jennifer Winston Superior, Inc. Jr. Estate of Ann F. Wolfe W. Todd & Carol Vaughn S. Surratt S. Elizabeth von Biberstein Elizabeth W. Woltz Surry Arts Council Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice Susan & Matt Sullivan W of Winston-Salem Robert R. Sutter W & W Partners, Inc. Women’s Healthcare Associates, P.A. W. Franklin & Shelayne D. Sutton W. T. Humphrey, Inc. Billy W. Wood Wachovia Corporation of Charlotte Mary Taylor Wood T Wachovia Corporation of Jonathan Woodard 3M Jacksonville, Florida Woodcrest Foundation Tar Heel Turkey Hatchery, Inc. Wachovia Foundation Steve M. & Carrie D. Worthington Tar River Land Conservancy Wachovia of Winston-Salem Carter Worthy Tar River Wine Festival Estate of Mary Rose P. Waddell Ann Marie & Robert Wright Sara Fitzpatric Taul Cynthia S. & Robert L. Wall Mary Brent Wright Allen Taylor W. Battle Wall, III Peter & Elizabeth Wright Clarence H. Taylor, Jr. Wal-Mart - Bentonville Richard B. & Marian B. Taylor, Jr. Jennifer Walke Y Robert F. & Lori O. Thomas, Jr. D. Stuart & Starlette Walston, Jr. Carol Yochem Jim & Dodie Thompson The Walther Foundation Rosemary York Ronald Thompson Steve W. & Catherine J. Wangerin YWCA of Greensboro, Inc. Marion Thorne Watershed Trading Company YWCA of the Central Carolinas, Inc. Tidewater Real Estate, Inc. Fannie & Thomas Watson Todd Ruritan Club Susan Weaver Z Town of Bryson City Webster Chiropractic Center, Inc. Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation, Inc. Triangle Community Foundation Ginger Webster Susan & Stephen K. Zaytoun Triangle Family Services Robert S. Wehbie Joyce Zeitler 4 0 North Carolina Community Foundation Annual Report 2008 NCCF Affiliate Map Affiliate NCCF Western Northwestern Northern Piedmont Sandhills Southeastern Coastal Plain Northeastern Eastern Band of Cherokees 41 2008 Annual Report North Carolina Community Foundation

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