2014 ANNUAL REPORT • jcfphoenix.org Organizational A Message from the Foundation Leadership Background elcome to the Jewish Community Foundation’s 2014 Annual Report. This was a year marked by Since 1972 the Jewish renewed vigor and community support – both for the Foundation and by the Foundation. New gifts Community Foundation to the Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Phoenix increased by fifteen percent over the prior has been helping Wyear and grants from discretionary and donor directed funds saw a year-over-year increase of thirteen percent. The people support the Jewish Community Foundation concluded the year with nearly fifty million dollars in assets under management. Jewish and secular In addition to growing assets and increasing grantmaking, 2014 was a year for the Foundation to take stock of itself causes that are and to set new goals for the future. Our board of directors committed to a months-long process and developed an important to them. We ambitious new five-year strategic plan. The Foundation’s new plan (like its new mission statement at the bottom provide resources to of this page) is focused clearly on our community’s needs and our donors’ desires. More than ever, the new plan make the community’s commits us to providing greater levels of value, service, and impact to our community as a whole, and to every vision a reality and we organization, program, and person we touch. respond to emergencies Despite the changes, the Jewish Community Foundation continued its long-standing commitment to . The facing the Jewish Foundation awarded competitive grants in Israel totaling nearly one hundred thousand dollars for programs and people. The Jewish organizations dedicated to supporting and improving the lives of our Israeli brothers and sisters. With equal parts Community Foundation pride and responsibility, we also granted more than twenty-one thousand dollars from our discretionary fund to is the largest resource address urgent humanitarian needs during the 2014 Israel-Gaza conflict. for Jewish philanthropy We were also recognized by the Harold Grinspoon Foundation, which selected the Jewish Community Foundation in the Greater Phoenix of Greater Phoenix as one of eight new national partners in LIFE & LEGACYTM – a program that trains and creates area. We have earned incentives for , day schools and Jewish agencies to cultivate, secure, and steward end-of-life endowment the trust of our donors gifts. Thanks to LIFE & LEGACY, the Jewish Community Foundation and the community of is leading and training twelve community partners in Greater professional advisors Phoenix to secure their own financial futures, and the future of the - attorneys, estate local Jewish community. planners, trust officers, As ever, we remain grateful to everyone who has placed their insurance professionals, confidence in the Jewish Community Foundation of Greater accountants and Phoenix, to steward and manage their philanthropic legacies. If you financial advisors - who are new to the Jewish Community Foundation, we invite you to join work with us to help us, to let us help you fulfill your charitable goals, and to secure a donors achieve their David Weiner Richard Kasper bright future for the Jewish community of Greater Phoenix. charitable and financial Board Chair President and goals. Chief Executive Our Mission Officer Building a permanent source of financial support for a vibrant, enduring Jewish community.

pg. 1 | jcfphoenix.org Table of Contents A Message from the Foundation Leadership A Message from the Foundation Leadership...... 1 Ensuring a Strong and Vibrant Community...... 3-10 • Fund for Jewish Philanthropy • Economic Crisis Response Program • Field of Interest Funds • Grant Distributions from all Foundation Funds Empowering Tomorrow’s Philanthropists...Today...... 11-12 • B’nai Youth Philanthropy Program Tree of Life Society...... 13-14 Giving Life to the Future...... 15-16 • Endowment Book of Life Create Your Fund at the Jewish Community Foundation...... 17-18 Ways to Give...... 19-20 Setting the “PACE”...... 21 • Harold & Jean Grossman PACE Society Forward Thinkers...... 22-26 • Donor Advised Funds • B’nai Tzedek Funds • Charitable Gift Annuities • Designated and Field of Interest Funds • LOJE and PACE • Agency & Funds • Fund for Jewish Philanthropy • 10/30 Society The Foundation of the Foundation...... 27 • JCF Board of Directors, Committees & Staff Investment Performance...... 28 Foundation Financials...... 29 Friends of the Foundation...... 30

2014 annual report | pg. 2 You are not required to complete the work, but neither are you free to abandon it. Hillel at ASU, A Mentoring Initiative program mentors - Pirkei Avot, The Ethics of our Fathers

Ensuring a Strong and Vibrant Community Through Grantmaking | 2014 Grants he Jewish Community Foundation awarded • Jewish Family & Children’s Service, Jewish $259,691 in grants from its Fund for Jewish Career Services, $30,000 (Arthur M. Blank Family Philanthropy, and field of interest funds, for Foundation grant) Tprograms ranging from leadership training, arts and Career counseling and career coaching for culture programming, day school inclusion, volunteer individuals who have lost their job and been training for individuals working with Holocaust without work for a period of up to two years. survivors, and several programs that assist people in need, both locally and in Israel. We take great pride in • Jewish Free Loan, Tzedakah Loan Fund, $10,000 knowing that the organizations we support – and the (Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation grant) individuals who will benefit from the work of those This Fund supports individuals and families who are agencies – will be positively and powerfully changed. experiencing an immediate hardship by providing assistance for rent, utilities, medical and daily basic needs, such as gas and food cards. 2014 Fund for Jewish Philanthropy Grants – Local Community Hillel at ASU, A Mentoring Initiative: Pathways $6,000 Arizona Jewish Historical Society, Arizona Jewish , This program connects ASU students to successful Cultural Arts Project, $10,000 local professionals who are accomplished in their A new effort to create a series of Jewish arts and professional lives and who lead active Jewish lives, to culture programs at the Cutler-Plotkin Jewish share their stories and mentor them. Heritage Center and other venues that draw upon a wide range of cultural disciplines. Jewish Family & Children’s Service, Care Across Generations, $7,500 Economic Crisis Response Program, $50,000 This collaborative program designed to increase To support organizations offering direct stop-gap and the capacity of the community to assist Holocaust safety net services to Jewish people in need within the survivors in a sensitive manner, recruits and trains Greater Phoenix area. children and grandchildren of survivors, as well as Jewish individuals. • East Valley Jewish Community Center, preschool scholarships $5,000 Jewish Free Loan Association, Disability Assistance Scholarship support for full-time students for whom Loan Fund, $20,000 participation is vital to the family’s livelihood. This fund assists individuals and families with interest- free funds to pay for material needs and support • Jewish Family & Children’s Service, Helping Hands, services that are not covered or only partially covered $5,000 by insurance and government programs. Short-term financial assistance to Jewish individuals and families experiencing financial hardship. pg. 3 | jcfphoenix.org Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Phoenix, Crossroads Jerusalem, Intern to Learn, $5,972 Discretionary Reserve, $8,130 A vocational training program that helps struggling Funding from the discretionary reserve may be used for Anglo teens in Israel break into the professional world requests that are cultivated by the Foundation outside of by giving them hands-on work experience in the field of the annual grant cycle or for responses to man-made or their choice and become productive members of Israeli natural disasters affecting the Jewish community. society.

Limmud AZ, $10,000 Hillel – The Right to Choose, Support for Former Haredi A day-long gathering of from all walks of life, all Single Mothers in their New Beginning, $11,745 Jewish backgrounds, all lifestyles and all ages, Limmud Provides support and resources for former Haredi offers a full schedule of workshops, discussions, arts, single mothers to help them triumph over absorption music, text study session, and more. challenges, effectively serve their families and achieve financial independence. , with Pardes , Jewish Special Education, $14,764 ITWorks, Securing Israel’s Future Through Employment Feasibility study for the development of a joint special $11,944 education program to meet the needs of students with Implemented in regions where there is high learning differences at Pardes Jewish Day unemployment and in close proximity School and Phoenix Hebrew Academy. to technology and communications businesses in need of new trained hires, Phoenix Holocaust Survivors this initiative is designed to provide Association, Generations After, $5,000 practical tools for low-income adults Generations After provides educational to successfully enter and integrate into programs; support and discussion Israel’s skilled work force. groups; assistance to aging local survivors, and social events for Kehillat YOZMA, Financial descendants of Holocaust survivors. Empowerment Module of the Single Mothers’ Support Group, $3,250 Valley Beit Midrash, Jewish Leadership A new component of the Single Corps, $25,000 Mother’s Support Group, which targets The program seeks to inspire and train Limmud AZ participant single-parent families from the greater the next generation of leaders in the Modi’in area, this program includes Greater Phoenix Jewish community, and develop a workshops on topics such as budgeting, pension plans, sustainable young adult community. savings, and methods for creating and ensuring financial stability. 2014 Fund for Jewish Philanthropy Grants – Israel Alliance - Kol Israel Haverim, Cracking the Glass Ceiling: Latet - Israeli Humanitarian Aid, To Give a Future - Latet Promoting Girls to Science Education in Netanya, Atid, $5,972 $11,944 This microcredit and business development program Girls from the social periphery and traditional environments confronts the root causes of financial problems faced of Israel are not sufficiently exposed and encouraged to by disadvantaged women, living near or at the Israeli follow the scientific academic path. Cracking the Glass poverty line, who lack the knowledge and tools to meet Ceiling was designed to give these girls the tools to reach a the financial needs of their households. quality matriculation that will open doors to a wide variety of options in their academic and professional future.

2014 annual report | pg. 4 Hettena Day Center in Jerusalem Building a permanent source of

JCF grant funding supported a vocational skills training program for graduates financial support for a vibrant, of Yedid’s Megemeria jewelry design program. enduring Jewish community.

Women’s Spirit, Opening Doors, $8,958 Max Schlissel Jewish Education Fund A unique program which aims to provide residents of Phoenix Hebrew Academy, with Pardes Jewish Day battered women’s shelters with efficient financial and School, Jewish Special Education, $3,000 employment skills to achieve self-reliance and financial independence, as they transition from the shelter to Paul Vermes Endowment For Disabled Youth in Israel independent living. Shekel Community Services for People with Special Needs, $10,504 Yedid, Megemeria, $3,250 Medical Supervision at Hettena Day Center, a residential Vocational skills training including personal home for severely developmentally disabled children. development and comprehensive support for graduates of Yedid’s Megemeria jewelry design program, which Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Endowment Fund targets Ethiopian Israelis. Valley of the Sun JCC, preschool and camp scholarships, $7,620 Field of Interest Funds Scholarship support is reserved for full-time students Jewish Women’s Endowment Fund for whom participation in the Early Childhood Center program is vital to the family’s livelihood. Hillel-The Right to Choose, Support for Former Haredi Single Mothers in their New Beginning, $3,466 Israel Emergency Relief Grants

Mavoi Satum, Justice for All - legal representation in civil Jewish Community Association, Stop the Sirens, $16,200 and rabbinical courts for agunot and mesaravot get and To help Israelis get the care and services they urgently legislative initiatives, $13,000 need, from providing round-the-clock trauma counseling Representation and guidance in both civil and religious to helping hard-hit municipalities coordinate a vast array court to defend a woman’s right to divorce her husband. of emergency responses. Additionally, Mavoi Satum lawyers promote legislation in the Knesset and propose bills that are aimed at bringing Jewish National Fund, $5,400 about an end to the ongoing violation of women’s rights. Funding mobile bomb shelters for new communities in the Negev, taking children out of harm’s way, and Babette Himler Endowment Fund funding the 24-hour a day operation of the Indoor Phoenix Hebrew Academy, with Pardes Jewish Day Recreation Center in Sderot. School, Jewish Special Education, $235 To learn how you can establish a fund to benefit a program, Physically Disadvantaged Children’s Fund organization, specific area of interest or the Foundation’s Council for Jews with Special Needs, Summer Camp Fund for Jewish Philanthropy, please contact the Foundation Inclusion Resources, $2,437 at 480-699-1717. To enable children with special needs to attend typical day camp programs.

pg. 5 | jcfphoenix.org Supporting Community Needs Grant distributions from funds held by the Foundation Jewish day school education and summer camp, enrich support a wide variety of charitable organizations, the lives of those in need, and respond to man-made agencies and synagogues, locally, nationally and abroad. and natural disasters around the world. In 2014, the These allocations enhance the Jewish Federation of generosity of our donors enabled the Foundation to Greater Phoenix’s annual campaign, enable students award 1,076 grants for a total of $4,090,792 to the 421 to attend programs in Israel, provide scholarships for organizations listed below Grant Distributions from all Foundation Funds A Torah Infertility Medium Hospital American Supporters of Studies of Exchange American Friends of Magen Yeded ASU Foundation, President’s Abramson Center for Jewish David Adom American Technion Society Club Life American Friends of Mercaz Americans United for ASU Gammage Actors Theater HaTorah Separation of Church & State AZ Rescue Acts of Simple Kindness American Friends of Puah Animals Benefit Club of Back To School Clothing Ahavas Torah Institute Arizona Fund Drive Aish Hatorah of Greater St. American Friends Of Shalva Anti-Defamation League Bais Yaakov High School Louis American Friends of SULAM Foundation Ballet Arizona Aish HaTorah Project Inspire American Friends Of Tel Anti-Defamation League Banner Alzheimers Aish.com - “Essentials of Aviv University Anytown at the Y Foundation ” American Friends of the Arachim America Banner Alzheimers Institute Aleh Negev Foundation Alliance ARCS Foundation Banner Health Foundation Alexander Muss High School American Friends of Yad Arden Theatre Company Barrow Neurological in Israel Eliezer Arizona Animal Welfare Foundation Alliance for Middle East American Friends of Yeshiva League BBYO Mountain Region Peace Inc. Tiferet Arizona Community BBYO Passport to Israel Alpha Epsilon Pi Foundation American Friends of Foundation Ben Gurion University of ALS Association, Arizona Yeshivas Toras Moshe Arizona Humane Society The Negev Chapter American Friends of Arizona Jewish Historical Bend the Arc for Justice Alzheimer’s Association Yeshivat Kerem B’yavneh Society Beth El Congregation American Friends of LIBI, Inc. American Heart Association Arizona Microcredit Initiative Beth Emeth Congregation American Cancer Society American Israel Education Arizona Opera Beth Joseph Congregation American Committee for the Foundation Arizona Science Center Big Brothers Big Sisters of Weizmann Institute American Jewish Committee Arizona Theatre Company Central Arizona American Diabetes American Jewish Congress Arizona Women’s Board Birthright Israel Association American Jewish World Arthritis Foundation Foundation American Friends of Bat Service ARZA B’nai Brith Foundation Melech American Physicians ASPCA B’nai B’rith Hillel American Friends of Chasdei Fellowship for Medicine in Aspen Jewish Congregation Foundation Yosef Israel Association for Promotion of B’nai B’rith International American Friends of Ezra American Red Cross Jewish Secularism B’nai Brith Youth L’Marpeh American Society for ASU Foundation Organization, Phoenix American Friends of Hebrew Technion ASU Foundation, Herberger B’nai Vail Congregation University American Society For Yad College of Fine Arts Bnot Torah Institute American Friends of Herzog Vashem ASU Foundation, Jewish Boys & Girls Clubs-Metro

2014 annual report | pg. 6 Israel Scouts

Women’s Spirit volunteer mentor and participant Grant Distributions from all Foundation Funds

Phoenix Project Desert Mission Inc. Friends of the Phoenix Boys & Girls Clubs- Chabad West Valley Desert Voices Oral Public Library Scottsdale Chai Lifeline Learning Center Friends of Yad Sarah Boys Town Jerusalem Chautauqua Foundation, Diskin Orphan Home of General Israel Orphan Foundation of America Inc. Israel Home for Girls Brambley Hedge Rabbit Child Life Society Doctors Without Gesher Foundation Rescue Children’s Action Alliance Borders Inc. Gift of Life Bone Marrow Bread and Roses Children’s Museum of Douglas College Foundation Brophy College Phoenix Doylestown Hospital Girls Town Or Chadesh Preparatory Chofetz Chaim Heritage DUET (formerly Beatitudes Givat Haviva Educational B’Tselem, USA Foundation Center DOAR) Foundation, Inc. Bureau of Jewish Chrysalis Shelter for East Valley Jewish Gonzaga University School Education Victims of Domestic Community Center of Law Foundation Camp Colley Violence Education Law Center Greater Phoenix Jewish Camp Daisy and Harry Coalition for the Accuracy Ezer Mizion Film Festival Stein in Middle East Reporting Facts and Logic About the Guttmacher Institute Camp Sabra Colel Chabad, NY Middle East Habitat for Humanity Camp Swift Colorado Mountain Club First Presbyterian Church Hadassah Camp Young Judaea Committee for the Rescue FJC Hadassah Valley of the Cancer Support of Israel Babies Florence Immigrant & Sun Chapter Community Concern for Helping Refugee Rights Project Harkham Hillel Hebrew Celebrate Autism Animals in Israel (CHAI) Food Allergy Network Academy Center for Biological Cong Eizer Lamuzen Forward Association Inc. Hebrew Free Burial Diversity Congregation Beth Israel Fresh Start Women’s Association Center for Humane Living Congregation Beth Tefillah Foundation Hebrew Immigrant Aid Center for Jewish History Congregation Or Chadash of Friends of Akim USA, Inc. Society Center for Reproductive the Northeast Valley Friends of Channel 8 Hillel at Arizona State Rights Congregation Or Tzion Friends of Independence University Central Arizona Shelter Congregation Tifereth Israel Pass Hillel at University of Services of San Diego Friends of Israel Defense Arizona Central Fund of Israel Council for Jews with Forces Hillel Foundation Chabad - University of Special Needs Friends of Israel Disabled Homeward Bound Arizona Count Me In Veterans, Inc. Honest Reporting Chabad Lubavitch Crisis Nursery Friends of the Arava Hospice of the Valley Chabad of Arizona Crohn’s and Colitis Institute Human Rights Campaign Chabad of Coronado Foundation Friends of the Herberger Foundation Chabad of Flagstaff Cutler Plotkin Jewish Theater Immune Deficiency Chabad of Mesa Heritage Center Friends of the Foundation Chabad Terror Victims Desert Botanical Gardens County Law Library Ina Levine Jewish pg. 7 | jcfphoenix.org Community Center, LLC John C. Lincoln Health National Council for Phoenix Children’s Hospital Indiana University Foundation Synagogue Youth Phoenix Community Kollel Foundation KAET National Council of Phoenix Harm Reduction International Planned KBAQ 98.5 Public Radio Jewish Women Organization Parenthood Federation Kehillah of Arizona National Jewish Center for Phoenix Hebrew Academy Investigative Project on Keren Aniyim Learning and Leadership Phoenix Holocaust Terrorism Foundation Keren-Or, Inc. National Jewish Council Survivors’ Association Israel Cancer Research Kids4peace International, Inc. for the Disabled Phoenix Indian Center Fund Kivel Campus Of Care National Jewish Health Phoenix Jewish Free Loan Israel Special Kids Fund KJZZ Public Radio National Kidney Association Israel Sport Center for the Kline Galland Center Foundation of Arizona Phoenix Rescue Mission Disabled Kure It Inc. National Marfan Phoenix Suns Charities J Street Education Fund Ladies Bikur Cholim Foundation Playmaker James A. Michener d’satmar National Trust for Historic Phoenix Symphony Museum of Art Lawyers’ Committee for Preservation of the U.S. Phoenix Symphony Guild Jerusalem Foundation Inc. Civil Rights Under Law National Women’s Law Phoenix Theatre Jewish Agency for Israel Lekovod Shabbos Center Phoenix Zoo Jewish Arizonans on Campus Lilith Publications Inc. Native American Planned Parenthood Jewish Association on Lodestar Day Resource Connections Arizona Aging Center Nature Conservancy Planned Parenthood Jewish Community Maccabi USA Sports for Neve Yerushalayim Federation of America Association Israel New Israel Fund Inc. Jewish Community Machne Israel, Inc. New Song Center (for Planned Parenthood Foundation - Prescott Make A Wish Foundation Grieving Children) Southeastern Jewish Community of of America NFTY In Israel Pennsylvania Sedona & Verde Valley Mazon Northwest Philadephia Power Paws Assistance Jewish Family & Children’s McDowell Sonoran Land Interfaith Hospitality Dogs Service Conservancy Northwestern University Project Genesis Jewish Federation of Me Ohr Bais Yaakov Ohr Hatorah P’TACH Parents for Torah Greater Seattle Meir Panim, Inc. One Family Fund for all Children Jewish Federations of North Mesorah Heritage One Israel Fund Ramah Israel Seminar America Inc. Foundation Operation Smile Ramah Programs In Israel Jewish Funders Network Middle East Media & Or Olam Synagogue Red Rocks Music Festival Jewish Genetic Diseases Research Institute Orphan Hospital Ward of Rider University Center of Greater Phoenix (MEMRI) Israel Rofeh Cholim Cancer Jewish Heritage for the Multiple Myeloma Otsar Family Services Society Blind Research Foundation P.E.F. Israel Endowment Roosevelt University Jewish Institute for the Blind Museum of Jewish Funds, Inc. Rosalind Franklin Jerusalem Heritage Paamonim University of Medicine Jewish National Fund Museum of Tolerance Pardes Jewish Day School and Science Jewish Theological Musical Instrument Partners In Torah Rosie’s House Seminary Museum P’eylim Ev’Achim Rutgers University Jewish Tuition Organization NAACP Legal Defense and Philadelphia Jewish Foundation Jewish War Veterans of the U.S. Education Fund Archives Center Ryan House Jewish Women’s Archive National Center for Jewish Phoenix Art Museum Salvation Army Job Katif Film Phoenix Boys Choir Scottsdale Center for

2014 annual report | pg. 8 How will you give something wonderful to the world?

East Valley Jewish Community Center preschool Grant Distributions from all Foundation Funds

The Arts Tumor Research Association, Inc. Way Scottsdale Healthcare Sun Angel Foundation Tov V’Chesed Foundation Valley Youth Theatre Foundation Swipes for the Homeless Tower Cancer Foundation Verde Valley Sinfonetta Scottsdale Museum of Tanenbaum Center Tzedakah Fund, Inc. Wilshire Boulevard Temple Contemporary Art for Interreligious UJA Aspen Women’s American ORT Sea Shepherd Understanding UJA-Federation of New Women’s Jewish Learning Conservation Society Teen Challenge York Center Sean Parker Center for University UMOM New Day Centers Women’s Medical Fund Allergy Research Temple Beth Sholom Union for Workman’s Circle/Arbeter Sedona International of the East Valley University At Buffalo Ring Film Festival Temple Chai Foundation World Jewish Congress Sedona-Oak Creek Joint Temple Israel University of Arizona - American Section Unified School District Temple Israel of FACC World Jewish Congress Seeds Of Peace Hollywood University of Arizona Foundation Sequoya Association of Temple Kol Ami Foundation - College of World Union for Parents & Teachers, Inc. Temple Solel Public Health Progressive Judaism Shoah Foundation TGen Foundation University of Arizona World Wildlife Fund Shomrei Emunim The A Foundation (Toras Foundation - Eller Wounded Warrier Project Shriners Hospital for Simcha) College of Management Yad Ezra V’Shulamit Children The Davis Memorial Fund University of California Yad L’Achim Sierra Club The Friendship Circle Davis M.I.N.D. Institute Yeshiva High School of Sigma Alpha Mu The Home of the Sages of University of Colorado Arizona Foundation Israel Foundation Yeshiva Sh’or Yoshuv Simon Wiesenthal The Israel Experience LTD University of Pittsburgh Yiddish Book Center Center The Jewish Braille Institute University of Southern Young Israel of Century Smithsonian Institution of America, Inc California-Athletics City Sojourner Center The Jewish Guild for the University of Texas ZAKA Rescue and Southern Poverty Law Blind Foundation Recovery Center The New Shul URJ Camp Newman Zionist Organization of Southern Utah The Shalom Center Scholarship Fund America Wilderness Alliance The Trust for Public Land US Holocaust Memorial Southwest Autism Research The Westminster Schools Museum Center Paul Fraser Memorial Valley Beit Midrash Special Olympics The Wilderness Society Valley Leadership Corp St. Mary’s Food Bank Tonto Creek Camp Valley of the Sun Jewish St. Vincent De Paul Torah Prep School Community Center Students Supporting Brain Tourette Syndrome Valley of the Sun United

pg. 9 | jcfphoenix.org Female participants pursing science education in the Alliance/Kol Israel Haverim’s Cracking the Glass Ceiling program (2014 JCF grant recipient)

421 Charitable organizations | 1076 Grants $4,090,792 Granted

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Includes Competitive Grants

2014 annual report | pg. 10 Tikkum Olam participants Gennifer Unell and Maia Nagle 2014 B’nai Tzedek Youth Philanthropy Board help sort donated clothes for Camp Swift. WHAT’S YOUR PASSION? B’nai Tzedek Strives To: • B’nai Tzedek teens learned about • Help every Jewish teen in the the needs of teens in the Jewish community establish a charitable Family & Children’s Service Foster endowment fund in their name. Care program and hosted an event to • Empower Jewish teens to change the collect and wrap holiday gifts for the world through Jewish philanthropy, teens. tzedakah and tikkun olam. • B’nai Tzedek Funds, many of which • Provide Jewish teens with skills and were started with $500, grew in value knowledge in the area of Jewish to over $416,000. sources on giving, financial literacy The B’nai Tzedek Youth Philanthropy and modern philanthropy. B’nai Tzedek Grantmaking Program is redefining what it means to • Help Jewish teens establish • Since the inception of the program be a Jewish philanthropist by showing relationships with Jewish in 2005, the 290 B’nai Tzedek Youth young people that they have the power organizations in our community and Philanthropists have recommended to make change in the world through a abroad. $23,222 from their individual funds personal and engaged relationship to • Offer the opportunity to network to over 150 non-profit organizations lifelong giving. Considered a national with other Jewish teens locally and all over the world. The average grant model for youth philanthropy, this nationally. amount is $50. program is a tool for teens to give • The high school members of the tzedakah, deepen their commitment to 2014 B’nai Tzedek Youth Philanthropy Board have social action and be part of a program Highlights: granted $74,650 into the local Phoenix community since 2008. that models youth leadership. • For JSERVE, The National Jewish Day of Service, our teens hosted a family fun day carnival at UMOM New Day Center.

Thank you to the following youth philanthropists who served on our 2014 Youth Philanthropy Board:

Amy Baer Hannah Miller Scott Rubenstein Mariel Sokolov Abrie Berkowitz Jessica Mishlove Zachary Rubenstein Alex Stoken Karri Bernstein Ben Nach Benjamin Schultz Jenny Swift Maxwell Cohen Maia Nagle Molly Schultz Gennifer Unell Haley Kaplan Daniel Pressman Danya Sherman Mitchell Victor Jordan Kaplan Samantha Quen Jessica Sherman Benjamin Walker Joey Lernor Adin Roemer Liana Sherman

pg. 11 | jcfphoenix.org B’nai Tzedek Teens host a Senior Prom for the residents at Kivel Campus of Care.

Jewish Community program that assists newly unemployed school and college students. Foundation Youth or underemployed adults in the Jewish community by enhancing their UMOM New Day Centers: Philanthropy Board employability through guidance, Homegrown Program: $1,500 2013-2014 Mission (as stated in the strategies, linkage with resources and To help cover the cost of uniforms, Youth Board Grant Guidelines): The personal attention. students supplies, kitchen tools and Youth Philanthropy Board will award equipment for the Homegrown grants to organizations and programs Lodestar Day Resource Center: Foodservice Training Program. This that are helping our community. This The Learning Center: $1,400 grant was matched by JP Morgan Chase. year, we wish to fund programs that are To purchase bus tickets to be used by addressing the issue of self-sufficiency clients to get to job interviews and for individuals and families in the training. Greater Phoenix area. Native American Connec- Arizona Microcredit Initiative: tions: Homebase Youth $2,000 Services $2,500 To help AMI effectively implement To provide support new marketing techniques to further for staff expenses carry out their mission of promoting that support the economic opportunity and self- community sufficiency among under resourced outreach, entrepreneurs in the Greater Phoenix day resource area. center and the Jewish Family and Children’s transitional Service: Real World Job living Development Center: $2,000 program. To provide general operating support to the job development education and life Phoenix skills program helping vulnerable teens Jewish Free and young adults successfully transition Loan to self-sufficiency, independence and Association: adulthood. Financial Education $500 Jewish Family and Children’s To support Service: Jewish Career Service the creation and $3,000 implementation of financial To provide operating support for this education for Jewish high Empowering Tomorrow’s Philanthropists Today

2014 annual report | pg. 12 2014 Tree of Life Society The Tree of Life is the emblem of the Jewish our community, the daily work of the Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Phoenix, Community Foundation would not be possible chosen to symbolize philanthropy’s power without the support of our donors, whose to support our Jewish communal life, from generosity we recognize in the following generation to generation. Just as the Jewish categories of our Tree of Life Society. Community Foundation supports the life of

CAROB TREE Annual support for the Jewish Community Foundation, $18,000 or more The very essence of the Jewish Community Foundation is exemplified by the ancient parable of Honi and the carob tree: One day, Honi came upon a man planting a carob tree. Honi asked the man, “How long will it take for this tree to bear fruit?” The man replied, “Seventy years.” Honi then asked, “And do you think you will live another seventy years and eat the fruit of this tree?” The man answered, “Perhaps not. But I was born into a world planted with many carob trees by my father and grandfather. Just as they planted for me, I plant for my children and grandchildren, so they can eat the fruit of these trees.” Anonymous Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation Jean Grossman

OLIVE TREE Annual support for the Jewish Community Foundation, $7,200 to $17,999 The olive tree can live more than a thousand years, offering a source of shelter, sustenance and light for tens of generations. Since the time of Noah, the olive leaf has been a symbol of hope and the restoration of a peaceful world. SMS Management, LLC

pg. 13 | jcfphoenix.org CEDAR TREE Annual support for the Jewish Community Foundation, $3,600 to $7,199 For more than 400 years, cedar timbers supported the structure of Jerusalem’s First Temple, and cedar panels lined its interior walls. Katz Family Trust Jess & Sheila Schwartz David Weiner Laurie and Gary Ringel Family Foundation Gerald Weiner

PALM TREE Annual support for the Jewish Community Foundation, $1,000 to $3,599 The Torah compares the life of the tsadik (a righteous person) to the flourishing of the palm tree. Tsadik derives from the same source as tzedakah (charity, literally ‘righteousness’), the central value underlying the work of the Jewish Community Foundation. Diane and John Friedel Family Randi and Alan Young Jewish Eckstein Foundation Jablin Funders of Arizona Flader Wealth Henry & Horne, LLP Susan and Bill Barbara and Barry Consulting Group/ Pacific Alternative Levine Zemel RBC Wealth Asset Management Robert Roos Management Company

FIG TREE Annual support for the Jewish Community Foundation, $500 to $999 The first tree mentioned in the Torah after the Tree of Life and the Tree of Knowledge, the leaves of the fig offered protection to the first humans. The fig tree symbolizes prosperity during the reign of Solomon. Carol and Michael Dean Deborah and Paul Miller Hope & Craig Sherman Leo and Rita Hiller B’nai Lori and Adam Miller Sara Ziskin Tzedek Fund Julee and Robert Shahon

2014 annual report | pg. 14 Giving Life to the Future Endowment Book of Life The Endowment Book of Life contains the personal statements community for future generations. These statements reflect the of those individuals or businesses that have established or have values, hopes and visions for the future. When bound together, promised to create, a permanent endowment through the Jewish the pages serve as a philanthropic archive for future generations. Community Foundation to ensure a strong and vibrant Jewish Click here to view the Endowment Book of Life pages.

ABLE Financial Group Lainy and Ron Corinne Ehrlich* Leslie and Richard Judith and Phillip* Wendy and Ian Bookbinder Ann Eliscu Goldman Hirsch Ackerman Mim and Mel Bottner Judith Engelman and Rabbi Rafael Rachel and Jonathan Judy Ackerman and Sandy and Mark Harry Rubinoff Goldstein Hoffer Richard Epstein Bregman Dee and Jay Epstein Naomi and David Norma and Elliot Hannah and Philip Jack Bromfield* Evelyn and Ralph B.* Goodell Hoffman Adelman Virginia and Jack Feffer, Jr. Dottie and Murray Nancy and Murray Helaine and Mitchell Brooks* Avi Feller Goodman Hollenberg Adler Karen and Jay Bycer Sharona and Daniel Marcia and Norman Penny and Arnold Norma and Paul Vicki and Howard Feller Goodman Horwitch Agranoff Cabot Jonathan Feller Judi and Robert* Eva Hubschman Rebecca and Rabbi Sheila Cascade Jess Finerman* Gottschalk Randi and Alan Jablin Louis Barish* George Cohen Lory and Ron Fischler Thelma and Jerry* Stephanie and Frank Gross Daron and Ron* Renee and Lawrence Jeannette R. Flom* Jacobson Barness Joan Blau Gross Cohen Sandy Fox Bonnie Kabin and Barbara and Kenneth Jean and Harold* Steve Weitzenkorn Sue and Joseph (Rich) Sharyn and Stuart Batko Grossman Cohen Frankel Shari and Irwin Ann Baumrind Helen and Stephen Kanefsky Beth Cohn and Alan Joan* and David Gubin Sandy and Harvey English Frazer Carolyn and Morris Belfer Anita and Jerome Kaplan Francine Coles Marilyn and David Gutkin Kendra and Benjamin Sheila and Milton* Frazer Sue and Robert* Benedict Susan and Nestor Karatz Corwin Phyllis and Leonard Guzman Elaine and Joel Mona and Sol* Friedel* Shirlee and Earl Katz * Bernick Cheryl and Stan Crandell Cheryl Hintzen- David Kazan* Hammerman Beatrice Bernstein* Ada and Charles Gaines and Ira Leo Kelman* Paula and Stuart A. Creighton * Gaines Sharlene D. and Irwin Ellen and Marc Harris Biliack Bradley Dimond Reda and Ronald Kelman Fredda and Rabbi Toni Lipsky Smeltzer Garlikov Victoria Corwin Harris Elaine and Rudolph Mark Bisman and Larry* Smeltzer Linda and Steve SandraLou and Kirschner Carmen and Michael Diane and John Geringer Harold Hatkoff Trudy and Mark Klein Blank Eckstein Yvette Gilburne* Adrien Herzberg Elaine and Ted Kort Barbara Harel and Max Effron* Barbara Gold and Peggy and Neil Hiller Michelle and Bryan Ron Blau Judy M. and David Mark Jones Benée Hilton-Spiegel Kort Phillip Block* I. Jerome Hirsch Efron 2014 signers in bold pg. 15 | jcfphoenix.org Donna and Joel Elaine and Leonard Sheldon Roth Warren Silver* Lois and Edward Kramer Millman* Fran and Al Sachs Edna Ora-Sitelman Zachary Nancy and Robert Andi and Sherman Dale and Nate Sachs and Arthur Beth Jo Zeitzer and Kravetz Minkoff Roberta and Rabbi Sitelman Adam Nach Karen Glaser Kravitz Shannon and Keith Martin Scharf Clare and Milton Evelyn and Leon and Kenneth Kravitz Mishkin Lois and Steve Small Zeitzer Bobbi* and Neal Kurn Esta and Robert Scheiner Paul Solomon* Barbara and Barry Marlene and Lanny Mitchell Diane and Arnold Susan and Paul Zemel Lahr Nancy and Larry Schoen Stander Ann and Ted Zinman Wendy and Wayne Moffitt Diane and Aaron Wayne Stutzer Hadassah and Harold Laskin Marilyn and David* Scholar Florence and Sanford Ziskin* Judy and Nathan Morris Claire and Seymour Sunkin Audrey Zuckerman Laufer Beverly and Alfred Schonwetter Berry and Errol Sweet Lois and Max Lisa and Nelson Mutchnik Elaine and Saul Suzanne and Richard Zuckerman Lerner Erika Schupak Schreiber Swift Anne Leventhal* Neuberg and Steven Lenore and Eugene* Selma and Jerome Eleanor and Fred* Neuberg Schupak Targovnik Levey Harriet Newman Cecille and Mark Mary and David In loving memory of Aileen* and Meyer Schwartz Tessler Howard Alan Levey Osofsky Rana and Joseph Roslyn and Murray* Sheri and Tom Levin Marvin Patack Schwartz Vinnik Pnina Levine and Alan Annette and Irvin Sheila Schwartz Susan Waldbaum Gold Pearlstein* Winkie and Ethan Andrea and Michael Kelly Lieb Ruth Pearson* Schwartz Waxman Seema and Herbert Helen Pezdirtz Ruth and Edward Caryll and Gerald Liston Daniel Pollack* Schwarz* Webner Irene and Donald Odette and Rabbi Carol and Ken In Memory of Lubin David Rebibo Seidberg Jonathan Weinberger Rabbi Alicia Magal HoneyLou and Julee Landau Libby and Bernie and Itzhak Magal Morris* Reznik Shahon Weiner Risa and Bruce Mallin Sandra and Ellie and Donald* W. David Weiner Sylvia Mallin* Seymour Rife Shapiro Naomi* and Gerald Recky Maltenfort Laurie and Gary Tina and Irwin Weiner Barbara Mark Ringel Sheinbein Marcia and Max Dreyfuss Ann Ritt* Jan and Mark Shore Weisberg Irene and E. David* Ruth Marks Rosen Irving Shuman* Henny Weiss Metz Verne and Morley Sharon and Garry Inez and Alexander Susan and Herbert Rosenfield Shuster White Miller Joan Roth* Barbara and Barrett Constance Wolf Phyllis and Leonard Maddy L. Roth Silver Sybil and Shelby Miller Susie and Bob Roth Sara and Bob Silver Yastrow 2014 signers in bold

2014 annual report | pg. 16 Valley of the Sun Jewish Community Center Shemesh summer camp

Create Your Fund at the Jewish Community Foundation The Jewish Community Foundation is here to help you fulfill your charitable goals and build a vibrant, enduring community. We have created a number of attractive, flexible giving options, and we are ready to assist you in determining which one best matches your needs.

Donor Advised Fund: Convenience. Ease. Flexibility. Think of a donor advised fund as your charitable checking account! It allows you to streamline and maximize your charitable giving. For many donors it can take the place of a private family foundation, with none of the headaches and at a fraction of the cost. Easily established with a gift of $10,000 or more and a simple agreement, you recommend grants to your favorite causes – locally, nationally and internationally – and the Jewish Community Foundation handles all the paperwork. You make tax-deductible contributions when it most suits you, and recommend grants from your named fund whenever the time is right. At tax time, all your annual charitable giving is condensed into a single report, eliminating the need to maintain separate records for all the organizations you support. You can even leave a charitable legacy for your children by making them successor advisors to your fund.

Permanent Endowment Fund: You can create a named, permanent endowment fund during your lifetime or by making a provision in your estate plan. Either way, the Jewish Community Foundation invests your contributions to ensure that your endowment fund remains a relevant, vital source of support for the causes you hold dear, for generations to come. You may choose from among the following types of endowment funds, or you may even combine them:

Designated Endowment Fund: With a designated endowment, you create a permanent fund to support one or more named charitable organizations. Each year the Jewish Community Foundation grants 5% of the accumulated fund balance to the charities you select. These organizations can count on your support forever.

Field of Interest Fund: With a field of interest fund, you set the priorities for funding, such as education, the environment, senior services, or any other area of concern. Through its competitive grants process, the Foundation annually awards 5% of these funds to organizations best serving your priority areas.

pg. 17 | jcfphoenix.org What will you plant for those who will come after you?

Create Your Fund at the Jewish Community Foundation...Continued

Fund for Jewish Philanthropy: You may choose to have your named fund contribute to this unrestricted endowment fund, which supports the Jewish community’s ever-changing needs by funding innovative programs and projects. This fund also provides the community with much needed financial reserves, which can be drawn upon in times of crisis or natural disaster. Named gifts to the Fund for Jewish Philanthropy provide an indelible link between today’s needs and the promise of a strong and vibrant Jewish community for future generations.

Jewish Women’s Endowment Fund: You also may elect to have your named fund support the Jewish Women’s Endowment Fund. Established in 2000 by a visionary group of concerned women, the Jewish Women’s Endowment Fund promotes social change by funding projects that expand and improve opportunities in all aspects of the lives of Jewish women and girls.

Supporting Foundation: Most donors prefer the simplicity of a donor advised fund or a permanent endowment fund, enjoying all the benefits of philanthropy, and leaving the work to the Jewish Community Foundation. But for donors contemplating substantial charitable gifts, who seek active involvement in governance, investment and grant making, a supporting foundation may be the right answer – and a perfect alternative to a private foundation. Supporting foundations work through the Jewish Community Foundation, but they have their own boards of directors and direct their own grant making. Unlike private foundations, supporting foundations enjoy the tax preferred treatment of a public charity and receive all of the benefits of associating with the Jewish Community Foundation. It’s the best of both worlds!

2014 annual report | pg. 18 Valley Beit Midrash Leadership Corps, 2014 Jewish Community Foundation grant recipient

Ways to Give Future Gifts You may choose any number of ways to give through the Jewish • Bequest: When you name the Jewish Community Foundation Community Foundation, and we are ready to assist you. in your will or trust to receive all or a portion of your estate, you create a permanent charitable legacy in your name. Current Gifts • Retirement Accounts: Your IRA, 401(k), or other retirement • Cash: Gifts by check or credit card are the simplest way to assets may be subject to double taxation that can greatly make a charitable gift. reduce their value to your heirs. By gifting other • Stocks, Bonds and Mutual Funds: Gifts of assets to your family and making the Jewish appreciated stocks, bonds and mutual Community Foundation a beneficiary of your funds give you a charitable deduction for retirement accounts, you can reduce (or eliminate!) the full market value of the assets, regard- taxes and increase the impact of the assets you’ve less of the price you paid. By donating to worked your whole life to grow. the Jewish Community Foundation you • Charitable Gift Annuity: Make a charitable gift to may also avoid capital gains taxes. the Foundation, and receive an income stream • Life Insurance Policies: When you transfer for life, much of it tax-free. On your passing, the ownership of a life insurance policy to remainder goes to your fund at the Foundation, the Jewish Community Foundation, you for the purposes you designate. receive a tax deduction for the current value of the policy. • Charitable Trusts: Charitable lead trusts and charitable If future premium payments must be made, you receive a remainder trusts can provide considerable tax savings, charitable deduction for the amount of the premium paid significant charitable gifts, and assets for family. to the Foundation. • Life Insurance: Naming the Jewish Community Foundation • Closely Held Stock: You may receive a charitable deduction as a beneficiary of your life insurance policy allows you for the fair market value and may avoid capital gains taxes to leave a meaningful charitable legacy without reducing by donating the stock of your business. other assets you may wish to leave for family. Make the • Real Estate: You may donate your home or other real estate Foundation the owner of a new or existing policy, and to the Jewish Community Foundation. You may even be able receive substantial tax deductions now. to continue living in your home, or derive an income stream • Real Estate: You can give your home, ranch or farm to the from your gift of real estate. Jewish Community Foundation, continue to occupy the property for life, and enjoy an income tax deduction equal to the present value of the remainder interest in the property.

pg. 19 | jcfphoenix.org Establishing an Endowment Fund in Your Estate Plan Whether you fund your endowment during your lifetime or after, almost anyone can create an endowment through their estate. The steps are similar to those listed on the previous page but the funds are gifted after your passing when you no longer need them. Contact the Jewish Community Foundation for assistance, and we will ensure a gift agreement is written so your exact charitable wishes are fulfilled.

How Do I List The Jewish Community Foundation In My Estate? Creating an endowment through your will or trust is among the easiest ways to leave a lasting legacy to the community. Your estate may also benefit from substantial tax savings. You can designate a specific dollar amount, a particular asset, or a percentage of your estate as a bequest to the Jewish Community Foundation. These funds underwrite the future of the Jewish community. With a charitable bequest, you can strengthen our community without sacrifice in your lifetime.

The following are examples of language you may consider for your will or trust:

TO ESTABLISH AN UNRESTRICTED ENDOWMENT: I give ______percent of my estate (or a specified dollar amount or property) to the Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Phoenix (Tax ID# 47-0874376) to be held and administered as part of the Jewish Community Foundation, with distributions to be made in accordance with the policies of the governing Board of the Foundation.

TO ESTABLISH AN ENDOWMENT FOR A SPECIFIC PURPOSE: I give ______percent of my estate (or a specified dollar amount or property) to the Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Phoenix (Tax ID# 47-0874376) to be held and administered as an endowment fund named ______with distributions to be made for the following purposes, and consistent with the policies of the governing Board of the Foundation.

TO ADD TO AN ESTABLISHED FUND: I give ______percent of my estate (or a specified dollar amount or property) to the Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Phoenix (Tax ID # 47-0874376) to be held and administered as an endowment fund, in the name of ______, according to the gift agreement on file.

Note: Seek independent legal or tax advice when determining your own estate plans.

2014 annual report | pg. 20 Setting the PACE The Harold and Jean Grossman PACE Society The individuals listed below have endowed or made plans to endow their Annual Gift to the Jewish Federation of Greater Phoenix, by creating a To make a difference is not a Perpetual Annual Campaign Endowment (PACE) for the Jewish Federation of at least $100,000. These generous men and women will leave a lasting matter of casual occurrence of legacy that will transcend generations to help the Federation and the Greater the tides. People choose to make Phoenix Jewish community respond to the challenges of an ever-changing a difference. world. ~Maya Angelou Donors listed on this page that have established an individual or family gift of $200,000 or more are recognized as members of the national Star of David Society of Jewish Federations of .

Benefactors of our Future: Andi and Sherman Minkoff Jeanette Flom* Marcia Weisberg Gifts of $2,000,000 + Harry Rosenzweig* Linda and Steven Sybil and Shelby Yastrow Jean and Harold* Sheila Schwartz Geringer Ann and Ted Zinman Grossman Joan Sparber Schocket and Yvette* and Jack Gilburne Phyllis and Leonard Olin Schocket Helen Gubin * of blessed memory Friedel* Elaine and Saul Schreiber Donna and Joel Kramer Lion of Judah Cheryl Hintzen-Gaines Lenore and Eugene* Randi Friedel Jablin Endowment (LOJE). This and Ira Gaines Schupak Judy and Nathan Laufer list reflects Harold and Julee Landau Shahon Ina Levine* Jean Grossman PACE Guardians of Our Heritage: Berry and Erroll Sweet Phyllis and Leonard Miller Society members as of Gifts of $1,000,000+ December 31, 2014. Caryll and Gerald Webner Nancy and Larry Moffitt Marlene and Lanny Lahr Inez and Alexander White Harriet Newman Claire and Seymour Barbara and Barry Zemel Aileen* and Meyer Osofsky Schonwetter Ruth Pearson* Builders of Our Sandra and Seymour Rife Protectors of Our Tradition: Community: Gifts of Gifts of $200,000+ Ann Ritt* $100,000+ Verne and Morley Judy Ackerman and Joan Anderman* Richard Epstein Rosenfield Sandra and Harvey Belfer Sally Leafman Appelbaum Joan Roth* Linda Benaderet Daron and Ron* Barness Maddy Roth Bernice and Sanford Berg* Sheila Cascade Fran and Al Sachs Elaine and Joel Bernick Sharyn and Stuart Frankel Sandra Sheinbein Mim and Mel Bottner Reda and Ronald Garlikov Benée Hilton Spiegel Francine Coles Anita and Jerome Gutkin Susan Waldbaum Mona and Sol* Crandell Shari and Irwin Kanefsky Irene and Alan Weinberg Corinne Ehrlich Bobbi* and Neal Kurn W. David Weiner Ann Eliscu Irene and E. David* Metz Naomi* and Gerald Judith Engelman Weiner

pg. 21 | jcfphoenix.org Forward Thinkers Leaders in Philanthropy For thousands of years, the Jewish people have taken knowing that our actions today will impact tomorrow. With responsibility for the survival and well-being of our community heartfelt appreciation, we acknowledge the individuals, and the world through education, tzedakah and acts of loving families, foundations and estates whose contributions prove that kindness. We assume this responsibility for ourselves, our philanthropy is a powerful agent of change and indispensable families and for countless others whom we will never meet, to the future of our community.

Donor Advised Funds Fallen Celniker Family Lustiger Family Silver Hendricks ABLE Financial Group Family Philip and Judith Max Mallin* Silver Philanthropic AJ’s Fund Evelyn and Ralph* Hirsch* Jonathan D. and Daniel J. and Evelyn Myra and Jim Baum Feffer Jr. Rachel and Jonathan Martha F. Mann G. Simon Phyllis and Diann Avi Feller Hoffer Family Barry and Lori SMS Financial Legacy Ira S. and Susan B. Alan and Randi Jablin Markson Maggie and Jack Stein Belfer Family Feldman Family Bernard L. and Dora Irene and E. David* Family Jessica Biliack Jonathan Feller D. Jacobs* Metz Stu Turgel Grossman Sharona and Daniel Morris and Carolyn Michels Family Dr. Murray* and Michael and Carmela Feller Kaplan Keith Mishkin Roslyn Vinnik Blank Family Allan J. Flader Richard Kasper and Mitchell Family Webner Family B’Lev Ari- The Esther Fogel* and Julia Rosen Colette and Benjamin Libby & Bernie Weiner Ari David Block Sharon Kelty* David and Bernice Myers Naomi* and Gerald Foundation Bernard Fogelson Kazan* Myland Family Weiner Ronald S. Bookbinder Family Kirschenbaum Family New Hope Partners Henny Weiss Family Frazer Family Jeffrey C. and Cynthia David and Lisa Pinkus Dr. Alexander and Richard and Laura Cheryl Hintzen- S. Kleiman Arnold* and Elodee Inez White Bricker Gaines and Ira Gaines Bryan and Michelle Portigal Sybil and Shelby Dr. Jack & Virginia Reda and Ron Kort Family QA Yastrow Family Brooks* Garlikov Kur Family Herschel and Valerie Young Jewish Funders Sumner* & Corrine Lillian, Jacob, and Neal Kurn and Sue Richter of AZ Brooks Hyman Goldstein Yaffee Kurn Rogoff Family Lee Zeitouni Buseck Family Gottschalk Family Sue Yaffee Kurn Alfred D. and Frances Scholarship Fund Cabot Family Irving* and Rita Lanes Family T. Sachs Family Zeitzer Family Jared Celniker Greenberg Betty Leibsohn Steve and Diane Barry and Barbara Jay Chernikoff Lynn B. Greenberg Bernard and Shirley Sandler Family Zemel Family Haley Brooke Coles Jerry* and Thelma Levine Family Gene* & Lenore Ann and Ted Zinman Samuel Brandon Gross Family Pnina Levine and Alan Schupak Cary* and Gail Zucker Coles Harold* and Jean Gold Jennifer and Steven Anonymous Zachary Adams Coles Grossman William S. and Ina* Schwarz Jay M. Cooper Gubin Family Levine Scult Family B’nai Tzedek Funds Sheila and Milton* Susan and Jonathan Steffen and Jenna Dean E. Donald* and Louis Aaron Harris Family Lipofsky Corwin Merle Shapiro Family Simon Essig Aberg Herrman Juda Family Lodestar Jewish Dr. Michael and Carol Shir Hadish Pear Mollie Adatto Benée J. Hilton Family Robert J. Lord & Janet Dean Family Taylor Alphabet Shari Hilton W. Lord Family Paul and Flo Eckstein Nancy Silver Daniel Anderson Steven J. Hilton Daniel N. Lucas Arthur D. Ehrenreich Silver Family Michael Anthony

2014 annual report | pg. 22 Youth Philanthropy Director Andrea Cohen and B’nai Tzedek teens

Shanice Anthony Dayna Broder Sara Goldstein Jacob Ladin Simcha Newman Alexandra Arkules Kari Broder Eric Goldman Dara Lamden Josh Nowak Jeremy Arkules Jordan Brooks Jessica Goldman Gregory Lamden Rachael Nowak Victoria Arkules Julia Chugerman Noah Gold Nathan Landau Alison Ochs Samuel L. Aronowitz Jacob Cohen Aaron Gonsher Andrew Laufer Jessica Padover Rebecca Asher Jordan Cohen Jessica Gordon Rachel Laven Lee Padover Michaela Asher Maxwell Cohen Michael Groetsch Zachary Laven Emma Paikowsky Dean Avrahami Hannah Cooper Chelsea Gulinson Jordan Lee Coby Palivathukal Joseph Bacal Jared Cooper Jacob Gulinson Daniel Leibsohn Ari Chaim Pantiliat Dylan Bachus Nathaniel Cooper Alexandria Guthart Joey Lernor Aaron Patterson Emily Bachus Sarah Damsky Gabrielle Hafalia Andy Levin Dylan Patterson Rosalyn Bacal Grace Dimond Elexa Hammer Zack Levin Spencer Patterson Amy Baer Jack Dimond Haley Hammer Tess Levin Max Pernick Rachel Baer Adam Dobrusin Jaclyn Hammer Benjamin Lieb Avery Polster David Baer Daniel Dodell Sarah M. Harris Daniel Luber Julien Polster Braden Bailie Kyle Dominy Reed Heller Kayla Martin Daniel Pressman David Banen Rachel Dominy Eva Hilton Shayna Martin Rachel Pressman Louis Banen Joshua Eggler David Holden Danny Marsh Samantha Quen Sam Banen Zachery Eggler Alec Horne Jacob G. Matney Zachary Quen Arielle Barrow Joshua Ellis Eli Horne Erica Mayer Gideon Rafal Jordana Barness Doug Elson Mackenzie Horne Jackie Mendelson Rebecca Red Horse Max Barkley Gregory Elson Ethan Kahn Benjamin Miller Adam Redleaf Taylor Barron Andrea Ference Gabrielle Kahn Hannah Miller Rachel Redleaf Jillian Bassett Aaron Flegenheimer Jacob Kannel Jacob Miller Rebecca Reiben Steven Bassett Grant Frailich Haley Kaplan Jason Miller Alex Ricciardelli Madeline Beck Amanda Freed Jordan Kaplan Joel Miller Michelle Riffer Josh Belgrad Jason Friedman Adam Kasper Madison Miller Breana Roberts Risa Beliak Sarah Friedman Kasper Jared Mishlove Jaclyn Roberts Rachel Berger Isaac Gealer Ryan Kates Jessica Mishlove Adin Roemer Abrie Berkowitz Benjamin Joseph Ben Kaufman Jordan Mishlove Danielle Rosenberg Tiffany Berman Gelbart Joshua Kaufman Shira Mizel Annie Rosenthal Karri Bernstein Julia Gellman Faith Kessler Lauren Motzkin Gabby Rozio Sam Bessen Cole Geringer Renee Kessler Leah Motzkin Jesse Rozio Austen Blackwell Levi Gettleman Shlomo Grafstein- Molly Mychaels Scott Rubenstein Aaron Blitz Jonathan Gitt Klemow Aaron Nach Zachary Rubenstein Samuel Blitz Alana Gitt Joseph Klores Ben Nach Aaron Sachs Ethan Blyn Jake Gitt Sage Knapp Reuben Nach Ian Sachs Michael M. Bodin Jenna Glickman Aliza Kravitz Arielle Nagle Joshua Schwartz Miasha Bodin Elena Gold Jordan Kravitz Maia Nagle Jack Schwimmer Alisa Boninger Jacob Goldstein Brian F. Kur Rachel Neuberg Max Schwimmer Noah Goldstein Hannah Ladin pg. 23 | jcfphoenix.org Molly Schultz Eli Tyre Michael & Carmela Harold & SandraLou Rabbi Alicia & Itzhak Ethan Schnaid Sally Tyre Blank Family Hatkoff Magal Max Schwarz Emily Ulan Philip* & Sandra Block Adrien Herzberg Kenneth Maltenfort Alex Segal Rachel Underhill S. Jack Bromfield* Leo & Rita Hiller* Memorial Arin Segal Gennifer Unell Randee Burg Babette Himler Adult Mandel Family Music Scholarship Andrew Shalen Mitchell Victor Karen & Jay Bycer Education Memorial E. David* & Irene Metz Hannah Shanken Chloe Vitoff Francine L. Coles Babette Himler Jewish Education Adam Sherman Ben Waitkus Roy & Marcia Corwin* Memorial E. David Metz* Ben Walker Family Hoffer Family Dayna Sherman Scholarship Jessica Sherman Samara Walker Ada & Charles Eva and Dolf Hubschman Susan & Herbert Liana Sherman Adin Warner Creighton* Bernard & Dora Miller Lyndsi Sherman Sarah Warner Michael & Carol Dean Jacobs* Nancy & Larry Moffitt Mat Sherman Gabi Wasserman Michael & Carol Dean Teaching Excellence Sidney R. & Antoinette David* & Marilyn Emily Shore Hannah Wasserman Amy & Jacob Dominy Jacobs Memorial Morris Jacob Shore Jonathan K. Jay & Dee Epstein Youth Aileen Osofsky* Eden Shuster Wasserman Scholarship Jewish Women’s Rosanna Bodanis Gahl Shuster Daniel Waxman Farber Memorial JCA Interfaith Mission Passages Fund Adam Silver Sam Waxman Fund Sharona & Daniel Marvin Patack Leah Weich Jeffrey Silver Feller Jewish Day School Dezso & Ilona Peter Jake Weinbaum Scholarship Doris Lynn Singer Sandy Fox & Jess Memorial Noah Sinykin Justin Weinbaum Finerman* in loving Jewish Women’s Helen Pezdirtz Geoffrey Slepian Brett Weiss memory of Marcy Endowment Physically Rachel Slepian Jeremy Winkelman Finerman Lewis* Philip & Elaine H. Disadvantaged Katzke* Scott Slepian Flori Witenstein David & Marilyn Jewish Children Leo & Evelyn Kelman* Ariana Sokolov Ileyna Witenstein Frazer Endowment Shirley Pleskow Marc & Ellen Kelman Youth Aliyah Mariel Sokolov Matthew Witenstein Joan M. Frazer Kennedy AZA Memorial Lanni Solochek Amanda Zucker Memorial Jonathan Laurie & Gary Ringel David Spiegel Ira Gaines Weinberger Memorial Robert & Susan Roth Liam Spiegel Charitable Gift Sol & Ester Geller Memorial Bryan & Michelle Kort Raymond & Helen Addi Steinberg Annuities Gift of Israel Program Elaine & Ted Kort Sarocco* Joshua Steinberg Ann Eliscu Mort Lippman - Jewish Federation Alvin S. Kraus* Rabbi Marty & Sari Stein Endowment Roberta Scharf Edward Quen Gift of Israel Program Ben Stock - Pooled L’aretz Israel Scheiner Family Alex Stoken Scholarship Max Schlissel* Designated & Field of Barbara Gold & Mark Molly Stoneman Belle Latchman* Education Interest Funds Jones Arianne Y. Storch Community Service Olin Schocket & Joan Hannah & Philip Naomi & David Emanuel Storch Award Sparber Schocket Adelman Goodell Endowment Julianna Storch Nelson & Lisa Lerner Jennifer & Steven Paul & Norma Murray & Dottie Howard A. Levey Schwarz Carly Straus Agranoff Goodman Endowment Memorial Ruth & Edward Elana Straus Rabbi Louis & Sara Levitz* Study In Schwarz* Conner Svetly Rebecca Barish* Gottschalk Family Israel Carol & Kenneth Joey Svetly Ted Barkin Family Joseph & Fay Gross Memorial Kelly Lieb Seidberg Jenny Swift Kennth & Barbara Dr. Herbert & Seema Irwin & Tina Sheinbein Naomi Tasky Batko Harold* & Jean Grossman Israel Liston Endowment Family Jordan Teitelbaum Helen Bender Experience Donald & Irene Lubin Barbara & Barrett Sean Titus Rabbi Mark & Fredda Nestor & Susan Daniel N. Lucas Silver Sammie Toughill Bisman Guzman Silver Family

2014 annual report | pg. 24 JCF President and CEO Rich Kasper (center) presents Deb Rochford of JNF and Stuart Wachs of JCA with emergency Israel grants Daniel J. & Evelyn G. Sheila Cascade Berry Sweet Harold & SandraLou Dr. Max & Lillian Simon Francine L. Coles Susan Waldbaum Hatkoff Weiner* Clare & Milton Small Mona Crandell Caryll Webner Sidney R. & Joan F. Dr. Alexander White Jacqueline & Paul Corinne Ehrlich* Irene F. Weinberg* Jacobs* Barry Zemel Solomon* Ann Eliscu Naomi Weiner* Irwin Kanefsky Family Anonymous Stander Family Judith Engelman Marcia Weisberg Robert H. Karatz* Dr. Abraham Tamis Jeannette Flom* Inez White Earl & Shirlee Katz* Agency & Synagogue Memorial Sharyn Frankel Sybil Yastrow David Kazan* Funds Labe Eric Targovnik* Phyllis J. Friedel* Barbara Zemel Joel & Donna Kramer Arizona Jewish Scholarship Cheryl Hintzen- Ann Zinman Neal Kurn Historical Society Dr. Sylvain Van de Gaines Lanny Lahr Beth El Congregation Rijn Memorial Linda Geringer Perpetual Annual Shirley Langerman Bureau of Jewish Paul Vermes Yvette Gilburne* Campaign Funds Irwin* & Eleanor Light Education Memorial Israel (PACE) Albert Linstad - Aaron Scholar Fund Disabled Youth in Jean Grossman Helen Gubin Paul & Norma Donald & Irene Lubin - Joseph Rubin* Israel Israel Scholarship Anita Gutkin Agranoff Daniel Lucas Walk To Israel Endowment Benée Hilton-Spiegel Rabbi Louis & Max Mallin* Harry & Jeanette Rebecca Barish* Congregation Beth Weinberg* Randi Friedel Jablin Sylvia & Sol Mallin* Ron Barness* Israel Second Webner Family Sharon P. Kanefsky E. David Metz* Otto* & Ronnie Century Bobbi Agron Kurn* Sherman Minkoff Naomi* & Gerald Bendheim Congregation Or Weiner Marlene Lahr Nancy & Larry Moffitt Sanford & Bernice Tzion Irvin & Annette Dr. Max & Lillian Judy F. Laufer Berg* - Building Fund Weiner* Pearlstein* Ina Levine* Cabot Family - Barbara Mark- Inez & Alexander Dr. Morley Rosenfield Irene Metz Sylvia Chase* Dreyfuss Spiritual White Endowment Jacques & Ida Specialist Fund Phyllis S. Miller Faye Chodor* Constance Wolf Rosenman* - Roz Goodell Fund Andi Minkoff Ada & Charles Zeitzer Nach Family Rosa & Isaac Harriet J. Newman Creighton* Council for Jews with Ziskin Family Rosenzweig* Special Needs Aileen Osofsky* Max & Mildred Effron* Zucker Girls Harry Rosenzweig* - Council Properties, Ruth B. Pearson* Jay & Dee Epstein Anonymous Olin Schocket & Joan LLC Fund Sandra Kent Rife Leon & Martha Sparber Schocket Ina Levine Jewish Ann Ritt* Felder* Jennifer & Steven Community Campus, Lion of Judah Funds Verne Rosenfield Brandy Fishman* (LOJE) Schwarz LLC Joan Roth* Leonard Friedel* Judy Ackerman Daniel J. & Evelyn G. - Operations & Maddy Roth Charles Friedman* Simon Maintenance Fund Joan Anderman* Fran Sachs Ira Gaines Florence and Sanford Jewish Community Sally Leafman Claire Schonwetter Ronald & Reda Sunkin Association of Appelbaum Elaine Schreiber Garlikov Errol & Beryl Sweet Greater Phoenix Daron Barness Lenore Schupak Gutkin Family Dr. Abraham & Lillian - Reserve Fund Sandra Gurland Belfer Sheila Schwartz Louis & Joan Blau Tamis* Jewish Community of Dr. Linda Benaderet Julee Landau Shahon Gross Estelle Victor* Sedona & the Verde Elaine Bernick Sandra Sheinbein Harold* & Jean David Weiner Valley Mim Bottner Grossman - Endowment Fund pg. 25 | jcfphoenix.org - Cultural Endowment - Ruth Freedman Milton Corwin Anne Leventhal Barry & Barbara Fund Memorial Torah Memorial Memorial Zemel Jess Schwartz College Endowment Fund Ada & Charles Tom & Sheri Levin Max & Lois Prep Endowment - Schwimmer Creighton* Frank Lewis Zuckerman Fund Schenkein Sylvia Dimond Herbert* & Harriet Zdenka Fischman Phoenix Jewish Free Endowment Fund for Memorial Leviton Memorial Loan the Arts In Honor of Lory & Ronald Fischler Dr. Herbert & Seema - Perpetuity Fund Cantor Sharona Feller Martha Flom Liston 10/30 Society - Operations & Loan - Shirley & Al’s Memorial Sam & Selma Mackoff Diane & John Eckstein Passover Pantry Fund Joe Fuchs Memorial Sylvia & Sol Mallin Ursula & Burt Endowment Fund Jewish Family & Norman J. Fuchs* Memorial Freireich - Sisterhood Youth Children’s Service Family Leonard & Elaine Naomi & David Group Endowment - Philip & Judith Sam & Cappy Gallant Millman* Goodell Fund Hirsch* General Fund Memorial Mitchell Family I. Jerome Hirsch - Temple Kol Ami - R. Tannenbaum Rabbi Rafael Nancy & Larry Moffitt Iva & Lawrence Hirsch Bereavement Fund Valley Beit Midrash/ Goldstein Family Seymour Sacks Eleanor Nacheman Karen Hirsch Jewish Genetic Naomi & David Lecture Fund Memorial In Memory of S. Diseases Center of Goodell Yeshiva High School/ Ruth Pearson* Walter Hirsch Greater Phoenix William & Barbara Harold and Annette Marvin Patack Robert H. Karatz* - Harvey & Marge Greif Goetz Scholarship Daniel Pollack* Esther & Samuel Kates Kaplan Fund Fund Victoria Harris David Rich* James H. Kaufman - Kathy Ehrlich Neil Hiller Family Valerie & Herschel Evelyn & Leo Kelman* Memorial Fund Funds for Jewish Babette Himler* Richter Samuel Langerman* National Jewish Philanthropy Rachel & Jonathan Laurie & Gary Ringel Education Fund Zoe & Harrison Levy* Merrill & Rhoda Hoffer Family Dale & Nate Sachs Temple Beth Shalom Irene & E. David* Metz Abeshaus Arnold Horwitch Family Rabbi Marty & - Babette Himler* Fund Aileen* & Meyer Ian & Wendy Sidney R. & Antoinette Roberta Scharf Osofsky - Melvin Levin Ackerman Jacobs Memorial Joseph & Rana Endowment Fund Ruth B. Pearson* Helaine & Mitchell Bernard & Dora Schwartz Temple Chai Newton Rosenzweig* Adler Jacobs* Irv Shuman Memorial - Barbara Chulew Joan* & Sheldon Roth Paul & Norma Esther & Sam Kates Warren M. & Judith G. Scholar-In-Residence Star Sacks* Agranoff Memorial Silver Memorial Fund Esther & Irvin Sattler* Rabbi Louis & Philip & Elaine H. Paul & Jacqueline - Charles Jacob Coles Sheinbein Families Rebecca Barish* Katzke* Solomon* Scholarship Fund Irving Shuman* Daron & Ron* Barness Richard Kasper and Barry Starr* - Eckstein Adult Janice & Herb* Ann Baumrind Julia Rosen Education Dr. Sylvain Van de Sperber Helen Bender Richard G. Kinsler Rijn Memorial Endowment Fund Dr. Rudolph & Elaine Helen & Jerry* - Paul & Judi Glass Dr. Joseph E. Naomi* & Gerald Wisotsky Bernstein* Family Kirschner Weiner Beit Midrash Fund Marcia Horn & Randy Michael & Carmela Dr. Kathryn Klein Wendy Sternberg - Lauren Kaye Memorial Yavitz Blank Family Weinberg Family Memorial Special Mark & Trudy Klein Anonymous Needs Scholarship Philip* & Sandra Block Dr. Max & Lillian Bryan & Michelle Kort Endowment Fund Dr. Jack & Virginia Weiner* Bertha & Jack Ladin - Melanie Schulman Brooks* Webner Family Memorial Memorial Faye Chodor Morris Wildman Endowment Fund Memorial Ruth Landau Memorial - Program Fund George Cohen & Samuel Langerman Sidney & Bette Wolfe Amanda Weaver Memorial

2014 annual report | pg. 26 The Foundation of the Foundation The JCF Board of Directors, Committees & Staff Comprised of highly respected leaders in our community, We take this opportunity to thank the members of our Board for the Jewish Community Foundation’s Board of Directors their invaluable assistance and guidance and to acknowledge the ensures that we adhere to our mission, goals and guiding numerous volunteers that give of their time and talents as members principles, while exploring innovative ways in which the of the JCF’s various committees. The longevity and impact of the Foundation can serve the Jewish community. Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Phoenix are a product of the vision and dedication of these remarkable individuals. 2014-2015 BOARD OF DIRECTORS W. David Weiner, Chair Beth Jo Zeitzer, Vice Chair Richard Kasper, Nora Mandel, Treasurer President and Chief Executive Officer Berry Sweet, Secretary

Michael Blank Lory Fischler Neil Hiller Deborah Miller Julee Landau Shahon Howard Cabot Allan Flader Jonathan Hoffer Robert Nagle Mark Sklar Francine Coles Jeff Geyser Bryan Kort Sandy Rife Stuart Wachs Bradley Dimond Alan Gold Joel Kramer Gary Ringel Lee Weiss Lee Eisinberg Naomi Goodell Jeff Kravetz Robert Roos Honorary Board Member Daniel Feller Victoria Harris Joey Lernor Scott Rubenstein Neal Kurn

Past Chairs Neil Hiller Neal Kurn Leonard Miller Warren Silver* Milton Corwin* I. Jerome Hirsch Saul Lebeau* Irvin Pearlstein* Mark Sklar Steve Geringer Robert Karatz* I. Harrison Levy* Harold Shapiro* Naomi Goodell Bryan Kort * of blessed memory

AUDIT COMMITTEE Neil Hiller Steven Fox Sharon Zeidler Rachel Rabinovich Victoria Harris, Chair Bryan Kort Lauren Garner LIFE & LEGACY Program Neil Hiller Nora Mandel Alan Gold FOUNDATION STAFF Director/Director of W. David Weiner Sherman Minkoff Victoria Harris Richard Kasper Special Projects Dean Scheinert Neil Hiller President and Chief FINANCE COMMITTEE Bob Silver Jeffrey Kirshner Executive Officer Andrea Cohen Nora Mandel, Chair W. David Weiner Jeff Kravetz Director of Youth Mitch Adler Barry Zemel Shari Levitan Donna Corcoran Philanthropy Alan Gold Herman Lewkowitz Director of Finance and Bryan Kort PROFESSIONAL Nora Mandel Operations Ernie Muntner W. David Weiner ADVISORY COMMITTEE Ilene McCauley Administrative Assistant Bradley Dimond, Chair Deborah Miller Sheryl Quen INVESTMENT Benjamin Benedict Andrew Plattner Director of Grants and COMMITTEE Mark Bregman Gary Ringel Communications Jeff Kravetz, Chair Adam Brooks Dean Scheinert Allan Flader Lee Eisinberg W. David Weiner pg. 27 | jcfphoenix.org Investment Performance The Foundation’s investment portfolio showed a positive volatility, it is important to remember that as a Foundation, return of 4.8% in 2014, achieving median performance of we invest for the long-term. We employ prudent investment portolios of similar size. The portfolio’s performance in market strategy, sound asset allocation, solid investment guidelines, volitility can be seen in the following illustration of market keen oversight and quality leadership. We are confident that return by year: the Foundation’s investment portfolio, along with our national economy, will continue on its current upward trajectory.* Despite several years of negative return in these volatile years, the portfolio has earned a cumulative 7.3%, consistently beating our investment benchmarks. Throughout all market

Market Return: 2002 - 2014

2013 2014

Investment Holdings US and Foreign Securities $27,107,964 US & Foreign Securities State of Israel Bonds State of Israel Bonds $505,500 Multi Strategy Hedge Multi-Strategy Hedge Funds $6,989,461 Funds Diversified Fixed Income $12,028,370 Diversified Fixed Income Total Investment Holdings $46,631,295

2014 annual report | pg. 28 Foundation Financials 2014 2013 Assets Cash $1,510,421 $741,008 Prepaid Expenses and Other Receivables $10,077 $14,870 Investments $46,631,295 $44,529,018 Cash Surrender Value of Life Insurance $1,027,849 $1,033,329 Receivables Beneficial Interests in Charitable Remainder Trusts $70,714 $83,348 Property and Equipment, Net $52,603 $29,443

Total Assets $49,302,959 $46,431,016

Liabilities Accounts Payable and Accrued Liabilities $60,881 $18,799 Grants Payable $37,666 $90,483 Funds Held for Other Not-for-Profit Organizations $5,743,520 $4,979,984 Total Liabilities $5,842,067 $5,089,266

Net Assets Unrestricted Net Assets $17,346,219 $17,342,791 Temporarily Restricted Net Assets $6,215,806 $4,346,867 Permanently Restricted Net Assets $19,898,867 $19,652,092 Total Net Assets $43,460,892 $41,341,750

Total Liabilitites and Net Assets $49,302,959 $46,431,016

* A complete copy of our audited financial statements are available upon request.

pg.29 | jcfphoenix.org The Jewish Community Memberships & Affiliations We are proud of our organizational and staff 2014 2013 Foundation gratefully acknowledges memberships and affiliations with the following Assets the generous support of: organizations: Cash $1,510,421 $741,008 American Institute of Certified Public Accountants Prepaid Expenses and Other Receivables $10,077 $14,870 Arizona Grantmakers Forum Investments $46,631,295 $44,529,018 Association of Fundraising Professionals Cash Surrender Value of Life Insurance $1,027,849 $1,033,329 The Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation Receivables Harold Grinspoon Foundation Beneficial Interests in Charitable Remainder Trusts $70,714 $83,348 Jewish Federations of North America Property and Equipment, Net $52,603 $29,443 Jewish Funders Network Maricopa County Local Board, Emergency Food and Shelter Program Total Assets $49,302,959 $46,431,016 Partnership for Philanthropic Planning Planned Giving Roundtable of Arizona Liabilities State Bar of Arizona Accounts Payable and Accrued Liabilities $60,881 $18,799 The Wexner Foundation Grants Payable $37,666 $90,483 Funds Held for Other Not-for-Profit Organizations $5,743,520 $4,979,984 Total Liabilities $5,842,067 $5,089,266

Net Assets Unrestricted Net Assets $17,346,219 $17,342,791 Temporarily Restricted Net Assets $6,215,806 $4,346,867 To receive our monthly electronic newsletter, please click here or contact the Foundation office. If your company is interested in joining the Tree of Life Society please contact us at (480) 699-1717. Permanently Restricted Net Assets $19,898,867 $19,652,092 Total Net Assets $43,460,892 $41,341,750

12701 N. Scottsdale Road, Suite 202 Editor: Sheryl Quen Total Liabilitites and Net Assets $49,302,959 $46,431,016 Scottsdale, Arizona 85254 Design: Nicole La Cour Design Tel: 480.699.1717 | Fax: 480.699.1807 We apologize for any errors or omissions in Email: [email protected] | www.jcfphoenix.org this report. * A complete copy of our audited financial statements are available upon request.

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