IN THESE CHALLENGING TIMES COMMUNITY OPPORTUNITY now more than ever
2017/18 REPORT TO OUR COMMUNITY IN THESE CHAL LENGING TIMES
Will we allow our community to be pulled apart Will we re-assert our long-held community values by those who would divide us in the name of — inclusion, generosity of spirit and unity — and our “winner-take-all?” belief that opportunity must be widely shared?
now more than ever community + opportunity now more Contents Funds of The Community Foundation Leadership 2017 the By Numbers Highlights Donors to Foundation Funds Organization &In Honor In Memory Gifts ......
Funds ...... 30 28 37 14 12 4 6 than ever than J. Circle Dayton Nettie Professional Staff Grants Professional Investments Financials Volunteers & Distributions ......
Advisors ...... 60 54 62 38 56 58 61 Board of Directors James E. Ryan, Chair Maysa Akbar Kellyann Day Flemming L. Norcott Jr. April 2018 Khalilah L. Brown-Dean, Vice Chair Alicia Caraballo Joseph Gordon Marcella Nuñez-Smith Dear Friends: Roxanne J. Coady Carlton Highsmith Gregory J. Pepe Since 2016, the priorities and values that have long foundation this past year that provided over $40 Million bound us together and sustained our community have for The Foundation to invest in small businesses, come under assault. It has been and remains a uniquely nonprofits and other projects with the potential to Leadership challenging time. create opportunity in our community. An unprecedented State budget crisis has threatened This new partnership, combined with The Foundation’s to devastate our local nonprofit sector just as dramatic outstanding investment performance in 2017, increased changes in Federal policy have put many of our our total assets at year-end by more than $110 Million as cherished priorities at risk. Even more fundamentally, compared to a year earlier. the very idea of the common good has seemed to As befits this time of change, The Foundation is using be in eclipse this past year as widening inequality has our resources in new ways. The Foundation is focusing defined our national life and exclusion, division and our grants on ameliorating the impacts of changes in demonization have driven our national dialogue. public policy and public funding and is also providing With community values in retreat nationally in 2017, The new levels of support for nonprofits exploring Foundation called out to the people and institutions of collaborations, mergers and other innovative business Greater New Haven with the words Community Now models. At the same time, The Foundation understands More Than Ever, and our community responded. Over that community dynamics are changing at every level, and over again this past year, we saw our community and we are structuring new ways to listen and respond demonstrate inclusion, generosity of spirit and unity, to community residents, those who know best what is not only in what we said but in what we did. happening in our cities, towns and neighborhoods. In 2018, Community Now More Than Ever remains Meeting the challenges of this time also requires our watchword. As we work to maintain community The Foundation to be a stronger and more effective cohesion against the stiff headwinds of divisiveness, we institution. The Foundation’s three-year plan to further do so with the belief that a sense of shared opportunity enhance operations, processes and organizational can itself be a powerful cohesive force for the people of culture, known as TCF 20/20, is well underway and is Greater New Haven. This is our chosen path forward. already yielding real dividends in our work and Our philanthropy is creating opportunity — for young our impact. people aspiring to college and a place in the new 2018 marks The Foundation’s ninetieth anniversary. economy, for immigrants threatened with deportation, Even if our challenges are different as we enter our for new mothers and their babies, for those returning tenth decade, we remain steadfast in our resolve to to New Haven to begin anew following incarceration, build community philanthropy as a force for progress for women and girls through gender equity, for those in Greater New Haven. We will continue to work closely seeking personal transformation through skills and with local donors, nonprofits, volunteers, residents, work, and for neighborhoods too long neglected by businesses and community leaders to strengthen our community + opportunity community those who would invest in New Haven. community for today and to create opportunity for The Foundation has never been better positioned to tomorrow. meet the challenges of our time and to help illuminate Now more than ever, we invite you to join us in the work the path of shared opportunity. of community. The Foundation’s donors continued their exemplary support in 2017, contributing generously in many ways, including to our newly-created Community Now More Than Ever Fund. Most dramatically, The Foundation James E. Ryan William W. Ginsberg entered into a partnership with a local private Chair, Board of Directors President & CEO
4 CFGNH.ORG/REPORT2017-18 LEADERSHIP 5 Highlights Much of The Foundation’s work in 2017 was shaped by the deep divisions in our broader society that have emerged over the last several years. Perceiving that in the United States today the core values of community — inclusion, generosity of spirit and unity — are under unprecedented assault, The Foundation called upon Greater New Haven to stand together to defend the values, priorities and common undertakings which have defined the progress of our community for decades. Our grantmaking and other Distributions of $28.5M Immigrants, facing Donors, returning and new, Innovative programs community programming reflected this sustain nonprofits, but new new hostility, remain rally for community-wide help people navigate approach. Our message was and is strategies are necessary. central to the future of giving to local nonprofits. life after prison. Greater New Haven. Community Now More Than Ever. The impact of the State budget crisis Immigration remained a top Foundation During The Great Give® 2017 more than As part of our continuing commitment was felt across the community and The priority in 2017, although the work 8,100 donors made more than 11,300 to improving the lives of recently Foundation responded. In partnership changed dramatically in response to the gifts totaling just under $1.3 Million. incarcerated individuals and of their with United Way of Greater New Haven, about-face in Federal policy. Much of work Approximately one-third of the families, The Foundation made a grant to In 2018, these challenges remain — in public The Foundation launched an outreach is carried out through The Immigration gifts were self-reported as the first support the New Haven Law Enforcement budgets, public policies and the terrible effort called “In It Together” to learn Strategic Funders Collaborative for time the donors had given to the Assisted Diversion Initiative (LEAD) from local nonprofits. The Foundation’s Connecticut. The Collaborative, one of particular nonprofit; and roughly 12% of a pre-booking/pre-arrest diversion divisiveness that defines our times. Going responsive grants prioritized support only fourteen in the nation, is made up of donors self-reported as being “next gen.” program. Another grant was made to forward, The Foundation will underscore our to organizations that are taking state funders, service providers and advocacy The Great Give® continues to make a the City Wide Youth Coalition to support budget hits. Many grant awards provided groups. In addition to grantmaking, The unique contribution by expanding the organizing 16-24 year olds for justice message by promoting ideas and programs multi-year general operating support to Foundation is promoting awareness of . donor bases of participating nonprofits, reform. The Foundation also supported that bring our community together in new give organizations the greatest flexibility the contributions immigrants make to the including introducing them to the next the distribution of Life on Parole, a and the ability to plan for the unknown. economic, cultural and social well-being . generation of givers in our community. film that follows four former prisoners ways. Among other things, The Foundation In total, The Foundation distributed of the region. See Instagram posts . from Connecticut as they navigate the $28.5M through grantmaking and @immigrantexperiencegnh. challenges of their first year on parole. will advance an agenda of economic growth ® leadership strategies. The Great Give 2018 will be held on and inclusion, believing that a shared sense of May 1 and 2. Preceding this year’s event, In 2018, the Collaborative members nonprofits are taking advantage of Launched last year and continuing in opportunity for all in our community will serve In 2018, The Foundation is continuing anticipate distributing more than workshops about online marketing and 2018, the voices of people starting over as a cohesive force at a time when it is very this partnership with United Way. In $500,000 dollars across the state are sharing past Great Give® successes, after coming home from prison are community + opportunity community addition, The Foundation is making a to support eligibility screening for including tips on using videos, emails, raised up on Criminal Justice Insider, a much needed. special effort to assist nonprofits in immigration benefits; expand current events and collaboration. new radio show on WNHH, sponsored by preparing for continued reductions in advocacy work in support of stronger The Foundation. state funding by helping them to consider protections from detention, deportation strategic alliances. The Foundation will and abuse; and maintain family unity and provide resources to build the capacity of safe communities. nonprofits to explore their financial and operational vulnerabilities and options, and to develop long-term strategies to sustain programs and services.
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ORANGE BRANFORD WEST HAVEN $28.5 MILFORD Million 20 TOWNS MADE IN GRANTS OUR COMMUNITY 942 AND DISTRIBUTIONS PEOPLE ATTENDED 45 CAPACITY 2017 By the Numbers By the 2017 BUILDING WORKSHOPS $620 Million IN ASSETS AT YEAR-END 2017. UP FROM $509 MILLION IN 2016 $53.8 Million GIFTS AND MORE THAN 8,100 DONORS MADE OVER TRANSFERS 11,300 GIFTS TOTALING JUST UNDER AMONG PEERS IN RECEIVED INVESTMENT PERFORMANCE $1.3 Million DURING THE GREAT GIVE® 2017 community + opportunity community 20 YEARS MONEY INVESTED WORKING TO PROMOTE 359 NEW HAVEN PROMISE HEALTHY FAMILIES SCHOLARS RECEIVED SCHOLARSHIPS IN 2017
12 CFGNH.ORG/REPORT2017-18 2017 BY THE NUMBERS 13 *
The 10.05 Fund Mary B. Arnstein Fund Nancy H. and Henry E. Bartels Fund Board of Directors Fund Forty-six new funds Est. 2010 by Brad Collins and Nancy Clayton. Dr. Leon Bailey Jr. Fund Est. 2001 by Mary B. Arnstein. for the Garden Club of New Haven Est. 1996 by the Board of Directors of Est. 2017 by Leon Bailey Jr. were established at The 44-62 Fund Clara Stella Tropeano Arpaia Memorial Fund Est. 2013 by Henry E. and The Community Foundation for The Foundation in 2017, Est. 2014 by the Seedlings Foundation. A graduate of New York Theological Est. 2012 by Lisa F. Arpaia, Esq. Nancy Horton Bartels. Greater New Haven. Seminary, Dr. Leon Bailey has long Alliance of African American Sandra Arpaia Scholarship Fund Henry E. & Nancy Horton Bartels E. Irene Boardman Fund most of which are admired the many donors who start Nonprofit Executives Fund Est. 1996 by A. Thomas Arpaia. Fund for Education Est. 1999 by the E. Irene Boardman endowments at The Community Est. 2008 by members of the Alliance of Est. 2008 by Henry E. and Foundation. donor advised funds Foundation. Though their interests Artist Next Door Endowment Fund African American Nonprofit Executives. Nancy Horton Bartels. Gerald J. and Helen B. Bogen may be different, fund founders Est. 2008 by the Arts Council of and funds transferred Myrna and Arnold Baskin Fund Scholarship Fund Achievement First Fund for share a common bond with each Greater New Haven. to The Foundation Est. 2009 by Myrna Baskin. Est. 1984 by Helen B. and Gerald J. Bogen. New Haven Youth Enrichment other: they are all charitably-minded. Arts Fund for investment Est. 2013 by Achievement First. In that vein, Dr. Bailey, a member of Est. 1980 by The Community Foundation Baxter Fund Mary Ann Bonenberger Fund for the Alexion Pharmaceuticals Fund The Foundation’s senior leadership for Greater New Haven. Est. 2016 by Dolores Giannini. Bethesda Nursery School management. team, was inspired to create a donor Est. 2008 by Christin and Ben Sadwiess, Est. 2016 by Alexion Pharmaceuticals Inc. Fund for Arts and Justice Richard and Alice Baxter Fund advised fund in 2017. “I believe in The Est. 2015 by Richard and Alice Baxter. Rebecca L. Paugh, Jorge Otero and Year after year, donors’ Anthony P. Adinolfi Jr. Fund Foundation’s mission and product and Est. 2014 by an anonymous donor. other donors. Est. 1997 by bequest of Julia DeCapua. felt by establishing this endowed fund Russell H. & Lucie E. Atwater Fund William T. & Florilla B. Beazley Fund charitable investments Est. 1995 by bequest of William T. Beazley. Dennis Bornick Fund Abner A. & Hannah S. Alderman Fund my engagement in this community Est. 2008 by bequest of Russell H. and Est. 1993 by Lydia Bornick. support our community, Est. 1969 by gifts from family and friends of could be strengthened.” His fund Lucie E. Atwater. Becky Fund represents the melding of several Alice Botsford Fund Hannah S. and Abner A. Alderman. August Family Fund Est. 2005 by anonymous donors. addressing immediate critically important areas of his life: Est. 2002 by bequest of Alice Botsford. Olive Alling Fund Est. 2003 by Stephen P. and Anne Hope Bennett Fund religion, employee benefits and social needs and growing Est. 1993 by Olive A. Alling. Judith N. August. Est. 1943 by bequest of Anne Hope Bennett. Norma M. Botti Scholarship Fund justice. It will support efforts to further Est. 1997 by bequest of Norma Botti. to keep pace with the Elsie M. Alling Fund various causes. And, social justice — Autumn Fund Berry-Hulin Family Fund Botwinik-Horowitz Fund Est.1961 by bequest of Elsie M. Alling. whatever that may look like in the future Est. 2013 by Ethel and Eric Berger. Est. 2003 by Laura A. Berry and community’s future. Est. 1972 by The Botwinik Foundation. Margaret Mary Allman Fund — will have a small voice of support. Axtmayer Cancer Fund Bernard M. Hulin. We thank our donors Est. 2012 by bequest of Est. 2011 by Alfredo L. Axtmayer II. Carla A. Birmingham and Grace Bourne Fund Est. 1984 by bequest of Grace Bourne. for their generosity Margaret Mary Allman. Bambi Bailey Scholarship Fund Deborah Kruglik Fund Jeanne Meyers Amore Est. 2001 by Barbara Carlson. Est. 2002 by Carla A. Birmingham. Bovilsky Scholarship Fund and community spirit. Est. 2005 by the Board of Directors of LEAP. Memorial Scholarship Fund Dr. Leon Bailey Jr. Fund Bishop Family Fund Funds of The Community Foundation Est. 2004 by Susan Asarisi, Nancy Boney, Est. 2017 by Leon Bailey Jr. Est. 2005 by Susan Whetstone. Rob and Sandy Bowers Memorial Fund John Meyers and Kathryn Tonucci. Est. 1996 by family and friends. Albert and Ella Baker Fund Joseph & Susan Bishop Fund Margaret M. Amrich Fund Est. 1969 by bequest of Albert A. Baker. Est. 1985 by Susan Bishop. Boys & Girls Club of New Haven Est. 2006 by bequest of Margaret M. Amrich. Endowment Fund Albert H. Barclay Sr. Fund Miriam E. Coleman Birdwhistell Fund Angel Fund Est. 2015 by Nan Birdwhistell. Est. 2010 by the Boys & Girls Club Est. 1951 by the Armstrong Rubber Company. of New Haven. Est. 2002 by Joseph and Shelly Cogguillo. Margaret T. Bixler Fund William C. Barclay Fund Bert Boyson Charitable Fund Chip & Barbara Angle Fund Est. 1956 by bequest of William C. Barclay. Est. 2012 by Margaret T. Bixler. Est. 2016 by Chip and Barbara Angle. Est. 2006 by Bert Boyson. Albert Hampton and BlackNHV Fund Angle Family Fund Est. 2017 by Ratasha Smith. Anna Bradley Fund Catharine Hooker Barclay Fund Est. 1980 by bequest of Anna P. Bradley. Est. 2015 by Barbara B. and Est. 2003 by Thomas H. Barclay, Eugene M. Blake Fund Richard W. Angle Jr. Albert H. Barclay Jr., Emily M. Barclay Est. 1970 by bequest of Eugene M. Blake. Howard Bradley Fund community + opportunity community Est. 1982 by bequest of Howard Bradley. Anonymous 106 Fund and Catharine B. Fender. Harold L. and Leonas T. Blakeslee Fund Est. 2003 by an anonymous donor. Anonymous 110 Fund Barnett Family Fund Est. 1987 by bequest of Harold L. Blakeslee. Mary and Charles Bradley Fund Anonymous 108 Fund Est. 2010 by an anonymous donor. Est. 2016 by Mary M. Bradley. Est. 1986 by Joni Barnett. Blue Sky Fund Est. 2001 by anonymous donors. Anonymous Fund Alice M. Barnum Fund Est. 2017 by Carolyn M. Mazure. Est. 1998 by an anonymous donor. Est. 1958 by bequest of Alice M. Barnum. Diane Fried Ariker & Walter H. Ariker Fund Barrie Muir Fund Est. 2005 by Diane and Walter Ariker. Est. 2009 by an anonymous donor. Dr. Stephan Ariyan Foundation Fund Est. 2001 by Dr. Stephan Ariyan.
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Janet Marlin Fund Marlin Janet John Pescatore. Zachary and Laura Martinez Fund Martinez Laura and Zachary Vincent P. Martone Memorial P. Memorial Vincent Martone Scholarship Fund Claire M. Maroney Fund Maroney M. Claire Est. 2012 by Marian F. 2012 Marian by Martone. Est. Est. 2013 by Zachary and Laura Martinez. Laura and Zachary 2013 by Est. Maroney. M. Claire of bequest by 2006 Est. Marlin. Janet of bequest by 1971 Est. Est. 2006 by Marian F. Marian by Martone. 2006 Est. Est. 2003 by Anne Martin and and Martin Anne by 2003 Est. Memorial Scholarship Fund Scholarship Memorial Martone Ambrulevich Marian Martin-Pescatore Family Fund Family Martin-Pescatore record of community service. community record of atrack have who and discipline STEM a studying to those apreference with employees, Company Lee of children to open is scholarship The educations. their and children their employees, Company Lee fellow his for concern his and life in interests his with aligns that fund permanent the by celebrated forever be will 2017. life Walt’s morning, Christmas on away passed he after honor Walt’s in Company Lee the by established was scholarship Tischbein The world. business the about learn them to help students school high of groups many hosted and education in believer astrong mentor,and was Walt model role employee, Lee loved much a As Gloria. Hurricane of arrival the during interview ajob for up showing famously after 1985, in Company Lee the joined (Walt)Walter Tischbein Company. Lee the of behalf on Lee William 2017 by Est. Fund Scholarship Walter Tischbein FOUNDATION COMMUNITY THE OF FUNDS
21 22 community +Funds opportunity of The Community Foundation* CFGNH.ORG continued Jerome H. Meyer Education Fund Education Meyer H. Jerome Fund Family Meyer Milstein &Roslyn Jerome John S. Martinez and Family and Martinez S. John John M. & Adella S. Marvin Fund Marvin S. &Adella M. John Youth Seniors and Women Transition In Fund Anna H. Merwin Fund Merwin H. Anna A Amy Linton Mather Mather Linton Amy Scholarship Fund Christine Santoro. Christine Roslyn Milstein Meyer Meyer Milstein Roslyn Meyer. Milstein Roslyn and Jerome by 2008 Est. Endowment Theatre Wharf Long Theatre. Wharf Long by 2015 Est. Roslyn and Jerome by 2001 Est. Merwin. H. Anna of bequest by 1962 Est. P. Alice by 2007 Est. Melly. Est. 1987 by Lenore and Francis Millette. Francis and Lenore by 1987 Est. Fund Scholarship Memorial Millette Paul Dr. of estate Tammis the by 1995 Sholin Est. FundDr. Tammis Scholarship Miller Sholin Miller. Scott and Miller Randall 2014 by Est. Fund Miller Louise donors. many by 1998 Est. Miglio. Judith and Daniel by 2008 Est. Fund Miglio &Judith Daniel friends. of gifts 2014 by Est. Peter J. Meehan and Prudence F. Prudence and Meehan J. Peter Eunice by Keyes Medlyn. 2003 Est. Fund Eunice Keyes Medlyn Mead. E. Esther of bequest by 1983 Est. Fund Mead E. Esther McNerney. Helen by 1997 Est. Smith. I. Mary by 1991 Est. Fund for Mayor’s Haven New Mauro. B. Jean and Anne by 1998 Est. Est. 1989 by bequest of Allen S. Meier. S. Allen of bequest by 1989 Est. Fund Meier A. Ruth Cyrus by Mehri. 1993 Est. Fund Mehri Bahijeh and Parviz F. Prudence and J. Peter 2013 by Meehan. Est. for Long Wharf Theatre Wharf Long for Toni Mayor 2014 by Harp. Est. and Rettig Judy by 2002 Est. Fund Inc. Pals Pound Est. 1979 by bequest of Grace E. Marvin. E. Grace of bequest by 1979 Est. Martinez. Ariel by 2003 Est. Milstein Meyer.Milstein Miller and gifts of family and friends. and family of gifts and Miller Fund Endowment Academy Milford M Fund Family Witek McNerney McMahon Family Fund Family McMahon Fund Mauro B. &Jean Anne M. Meehan Fund Meehan lice Pack Melly Fund Melly lice Pack ilstein Meyer Fund for Meyer ilstein / REPORT
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Arthur E. Moore III Memorial Memorial III Moore E. Arthur Scholarship Fund George W. Mixter Fund W. Mixter George Est. 1989 by Beverly Kimbro and gifts gifts and Kimbro Beverly by 1989 Est. W. Mixter. George of bequest by 1977 Est. Jr. Mitchell J. Francis of 1967 bequest by Est. Fund Mitchell J. Francis Mitchell. B. Mary of bequest by 1966 Est. Mills. M. Dorothy by 1969 Est. Fund Mills M. Dorothy from family and friends. and family from Mary B. Mitchell Fund Mitchell B. Mary thrive in our community. our in thrive can too they hope the with immigrants to new assistance to provide memory grandparents’ their in fund this established grandchildren Ohlbaum The society. and country to our bring immigrants and refugees that to value the commitment a and provide could America all for enthusiasm an with grandchildren their imbued They children. six raising and Em’s Shop Bake called bakeries of string asmall became what founding Dream, American the of version a achieved Ohlbaum Mr. Mrs. and refugees. as welcomed were they where States to United the way their made each they Truman 1945, the of late in Act passage the and resilience of lessons parent’s their by Buoyed camps. Auschwitz and other concentration at killed were siblings of anumber and parents their WWII; during camps labor and Auschwitz of survivors were Emerich and Viola Ohlbaum. Emerich and S. Viola of memory in established fund advised Fund adonor is Assistance Immigration Ohlbaum The Ohlbaum Spencer and Macoy Shoshana, and Morris; Michael and Rebecca Coady; Edward 2017 by Est. FundAssistance The Ohlbaum Immigration
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Trinity Green, the Church on Thomas Nesbit Jr. and Anna C. Nesbit Fund Nesbit Jr. C. Nesbit Anna and Thomas Johnnie Mouning Memorial Memorial Mouning Johnnie Arthur and Ruth Nabstedt Fund Nabstedt Ruth and Arthur Susan J. Bryson & Laurence P. &Laurence Fund Nadel Bryson J. Susan Scholarship Fund Fund Morris G. Charles Carol DiBenedetto Nardini Fund Nardini DiBenedetto Carol Est. 1999 by Murtha Cullina LLP. Cullina Murtha by 1999 Est. Est. 1970 by the Friends of Boys Inc. Boys of Friends the 1970by Est. Est. 1981 by The New Haven Foundation, Foundation, Haven New The by 1981 Est. Fund Foundation Haven New Fund. Bread Dawson Foundation Community The by 1992 Est. EndowmentNeighborhood Fund Mantilla. Robert by 2002 Est. Fund Memorial Nash Father Howard Nardini. Carol by 2000 Est. P.Laurence Nadel. and Bryson J. Susan by 2002 Est. T. Nabstedt. Arthur of bequest by 1975 Est. New Haven Inc. Haven New for Volunteers School by 1986 Est. Fund Education Public Network Haven New School. Music Neighborhood by 2008 Est. Fund Warner Lily Dr. M. Regina Music Neighborhood School Est. 1995 by Phyllis McDowell. Phyllis by 1995 Est. FundFamily McDowell Murray-Phyllis Kathryn Munson. Sara and Bryant by 2016 Est. Fund Munson Sara and Bryant II. Richard George by 2008 Est. Est. 1980 by First Church of Christ, Christ, Church of First by 1980 Est. Fund Bread Haven New Bank, Savings Haven New by 1989 Est. Fund Education Bank NewAlliance Bank, Savings Haven New by 1989 Est. Fund Scholarship Bank NewAlliance Neumann. Emma by 2000 Est. Netter. Susan and Ronald by 2004 Est. Jr. Nesbit Thomas of bequest 2014 by Est. NAACP. Haven New Greater the by 2010 Est. Fund Haitian NAACP Myers. I. Ruth of bequest by 1961 Est. Fund Myers I. Ruth Horn. Rebekah by 2010 Est. N M and Anna C. Nesbit. C. Anna and Murtha Cullina LLP Scholarship Fund Scholarship LLP Cullina Murtha Memorial Scholarship Fund Scholarship Memorial Neumann E. Mildred FoundationMemorial Fund for for now The Community Foundation Foundation Community The now now KeyBank. now KeyBank. now etter/Boone Family Fund Family etter/Boone y Brothers Heart Heart y Brothers Greater New Haven. New Greater Haven. New Greater
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23 24 community +Funds opportunity of The Community Foundation* CFGNH.ORG continued Arthur Ratner Scholarship Fund Scholarship Ratner Arthur Quinnipiac River Fund River Quinnipiac Library. Memorial Case Fund Prown Martin Shirley Connecticut Fund for the Environment, Environment, Fund the for Connecticut Est. 2016 by Eugénie and Bradford Gentry. Bradford and Eugénie by 2016 Est. FundPush Puddicombe. Frances by 2015 Est. Puddicombe Fund Pryde. M. Dorothy of bequest by 1976 Est. Fund Scholarship D. Pryde Robert Pryde. M. Dorothy of bequest by 1976 Est. Fund D. Pryde Robert Pryde. M. Dorothy of bequest by 1976 Est. Pryde. M. Dorothy of bequest by 1976 Est. Pryde. M. Dorothy of bequest by 1976 Est. Pryde. M. Dorothy of bequest by 1976 Est. Fund Scholarship Pryde M. Dorothy Pryde. M. Dorothy of bequest by 1976 Est. Fund Pryde M. Dorothy Pryde. M. Dorothy of bequest by 1976 Est. Fund Scholarship Pryde Bob of Friends the by 2000 Est. National Resources Defense Council, Council, Defense Resources National the between settlement by 1990 Est. Est. 1998 by Roxanne and Kevin Coady Coady Kevin and Roxanne by 1998 Est. ToRead Fund Grow Michaelson Marc by 2010 Est. Fund Book College Revolution Read donors. other and Rayford Brett Freebairn-Smith, Laura by 2002 Est. Fund Cafferty Rayford P. Edith of bequest by Rausch. 1993 Est. P.Edith Fund Rausch classmates. and friends 2012 family, by Est. Rathbone. A. Richard Mrs. by 1989 Est. Fund Memorial Rathbone A. Richard Quint. Raymond and Bernice by 1996 Est. Fund Memorial Quint Baker Donald Promising Scholars Fund. Scholars Promising the of Board the by 2007 Est. Fund Scholars Promising Padilla. John and Frances by 2003 Est. Fund Latino Progreso Powrie. G. David of bequest by 2015 Est. Fund #2 Powrie G. David and other donors. and Upjohn Corporation. and other donors. Mary W. and Robert D. Pryde Library Fund Library D. Pryde W. Robert and Mary Fund Scholarship W. Pryde Mary Fund W. Pryde Mary / REPORT
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Ashleigh Ann Rector Rector Ann Ashleigh Est. 1991 by Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Reigeluth. S. Robert Mr. by 1991 Mrs. and Est. Center. Rehabilitation the by 1983 Est. Fund Center Rehabilitation Sriram. Vivek and Mukherjee Elora Midha, Abja Edmonds, Amanda by 2005 Est. Fund Project Reunification Refugee Redfield. M. Harriet of bequest by 1950 Est. Redfield M. Harriet Rector. Daniel brother and Lopossa Laurel mother Ashleigh’s by 2017 Est. Mary A. & Robert S. Reigeluth Fund Reigeluth S. &Robert A. Mary Memorial ScholarshipMemorial Fund opportunity to build a better life. abetter to build opportunity the have will few the just not and many the where afuture creating and margins, the at those supporting and embracing connections, our strengthening to advocate continue will Foundation The fund. this through together band and region our in to invest community our invite to continuing is Foundation The access. healthcare ensuring and immigrants, assisting disparities, health ethnic and racial eliminating reform, justice criminal rights, reproductive women’s press, nonprofit local arts, the as such priority, aFoundation toward gifts their to or designate choosing, their of programs and to organizations grants immediate make to either able were donors and $100,000 exceeded fund to the together. Contributions acting by Haven New Greater for future stronger a build can we that belief shared our to and another to one recommitment acollective Fund represents The one. as to act community our for history our in moment this of importance the to underscore afund established Foundation 2017,In Community The Foundation Community The 2017 by Est. Fund Ever Than More Now Community
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For new funds established with our partner in philanthropy, the Valley Community Foundation, visit valleyfoundation.org. visit Foundation, Community Valley the philanthropy, in partner our with established funds new For Jane Steidley Shaw Fund Shaw Steidley Jane Joseph Ruggiero Scholarship Fund Scholarship Ruggiero Joseph Jane Shepard Fund Shepard Jane William R. Shaffer Fund Shaffer R. William Virginia Thorne Shaw Fund the for Shaw Thorne Virginia Saint Ambrose Music Club Fund Club Music Ambrose Saint Sage Services of Connecticut Fund Connecticut of Services Sage George D. Seymour Fund D. Seymour George Fund the for Seedlings Fund Scholarship Scott Cornell Fund of Advised Donor University Cornell Fund P. Award Grace Scalese Fund Scholarship Saulsbury M. Curtis Fund Sattig R. Gustave Sacco Family Fund Family Sacco Garden Club of New Haven New of Club Garden & Swords Shaw Cherry Ilene M. Saulsbury Fund Saulsbury M. Ilene Est. 1983 by the Saint Ambrose Music Club. Music Ambrose Saint the by 1983 Est. CT. of Services Sage by 1983 Est. Est. 1945 by bequest of George D. Seymour. George of bequest by 1945 Est. Seton. Z. Phyllis and R. Fenmore by 2003 Est. Fund Children’s Endowment Seton Z. Phyllis Wakerley. Seton Diana by 2015 Est. Fund Seton Z. Phyllis Foundation. Seedlings the by 2008 Est. Endowment Theatre Wharf Long Committee Advisory the by 2003 Est. Schwartz. Barez Reva by 2003 Est. Fund Schwartz Barez Reva Schurman. Judith and Peter by 1984 Est. Fund Schurman &Judith Peter of purpose the for Schaeneman Priscilla the from assets of 2012 transfer by Est. Fund Schaeneman A. Priscilla Schaefer. R. David and Hall C. Janet 2014 by Est. Fund Hall C. Janet and Schaefer R. David Fred by Pasqualoni. J. 1999 Est. Jr. Saulsbury H. Robert by 2001 Est. Saulsbury. M. Ilene by 2005 Est. Sattig. R. Gustave of bequest by 1951 Est. Est. 1996 by Carol and Humbert V. Jr. Sacco Humbert and Carol by 1996 Est. Est. 1975 by bequest of William R. Shaffer. R. William of bequest by 1975 Est. Est. 1990 by Brooks Shepard Jr. Shepard Brooks by 1990 Est. Jr. Shepard Fund Brooks P. Jane of Shepard. H. bequest by 1965 Est. Russell. M. Marion 2013 by Est. Ruggiero. B. Joseph of 2012 bequest by Est. Annunziato. Sal by 2005 Est. Fund Light” The In “Forever Ruggiero Est. 2014 by Susan Stevens. Susan 2014 by Est. Shaw. A. Jane by 2009 Est. Conservancy Park Edgerton for Marion M. Russell Fund Russell M. Marion of the Cornell Scott Scholarship Fund. Scholarship Scott Cornell the of giving locally. locally. giving
The Pedro Soto & Sara Jamison Family Fund Family Jamison &Sara Soto Pedro The Viola J. Spinelli Fund Spinelli J. Viola Social Services Fund Services Social Greater New Haven. New Greater Skolnick Fund Sidney Gustave & Carol Sirot Family Fund Family Sirot &Carol Gustave Fund Lynn Scholarship Sirot &Carol Gustave Shubert Performing Arts Center Fund Center Arts Performing Shubert Shincel Fund Fund Sherry Caroline Silverthau Fund Silverthau Caroline Charles R. S. Shepard & Shepard S. R. Charles Est. 2014 by Kerala and Richard Snyder. Richard and Kerala 2014 by Est. Fund Snyder Richard and Kerala Distribution Committee. Distribution Foundation Haven New the 1970by Est. Est. 1994 by the Citizens Park Council of Council Park Citizens the by 1994 Est. Fund Recreation Outdoor Spinner Blanche Spinelli. J. Viola by 2016 Est. Jamison. Sara and Soto Pedro by 2016 Est. Bass. Carole by 2017 Est. Smith. E. Donald of bequest 2013 by Est. Fund Scholarship Memorial Smith E. Donald O. Smith. Claire and A. David by 2003 Est. Fund Family O. Smith &Claire A. David Little. Rosemary by 1996 Est. Smith. S. Maude of 1967 bequest by Est. Smith. E. Ella of bequest by 1959 Est. Ella E. Smith Fund Smith E. Ella Skolnick. Sidney by 2016 Est. Sisk. G. Margaret of bequest 2014 by Est. Est. 2011 by Carol Sirot. 2011 Carol by Est. Lynn Sirot. Carol by 1999 Est. Teresa by 2010 Sirico. M. Est. Fund Sirico M. &Joan Louis Simpkin. H. Martha of bequest by 1971 Est. Foundation. Skye the by 2017 Est. Est. 1986 by Shubert Performing Arts Center. Arts Performing Shubert by 1986 Est. M. &Helene G. Clara E., Herman Sherry. William of bequest by 2004 Est. Est. 1942 by bequest of Caroline Silverthau. Caroline of bequest by 1942 Est. Est. 2016 by Kelly Short. Kelly by 2016 Est. Shepard S. R. Charles by 1994 Est. Fund Moritz Ann Derry David W. Short Music Scholarship Fund Scholarship Music W.David Short Shincel. M. Helen of bequest by 2001 Est. Skye Foundation Fund Foundation Skye May C. Smith Fund Smith C. May Maude Smith Fund Margaret G. Sisk Fund Sisk G. Margaret and Derry Ann Moritz. Ann Derry and Martha H. Simpkin Fund Simpkin H. Martha for Strong Familiesfor Fund Smith &Ray Rita
Joan A. Steitz Fund Steitz A. Joan Stepping Stones Milestone Fund Milestone Stones Stepping Est. 2010 by anonymous donors. anonymous by 2010 Est. Est. 2008 by Joan A. and Thomas Steitz. Thomas and A. Joan by 2008 Est. Est. 2001 by R. Edwin and Alpha M. Steele. M. Alpha and Edwin R. by 2001 Est. Fund Steele M. Alpha and Edwin R. of bequest by 1997 Est. Margaret Morton Sprick. Morton Margaret Margaret M. Sprick Fund Sprick M. Margaret “I always thought that whenever I had Ihad whenever that thought always “I The fund is named, in part, in honor of honor in part, in named, is fund The The Community Foundation in 2006, 2006, in Foundation Community The Jolyn’s father. “He taught my siblings siblings my taught father. “He Jolyn’s Judge, are passionate about. passionate are Judge, Walker Family Fund to support local local Walker Fund Family to support And, she says she is inspired by inspired is she says she And, Washington Walker FundWashington year. In 2017, she decided to take it a step step a it to take year. 2017, decided In she ways one can participate in community community in participate can one ways Since Jolyn Walker started working at working Walker started Since Jolyn In Jolyn’s case, her commitment is commitment her case, Jolyn’s In the knowledge that anything can can anything that knowledge the surrounding its and Haven to New the cause’.” Foundation has shown me the many many the me shown has Foundation and our community. our and ourselves in faith by united stand and Est. 2017 by Jolyn Washington Walker. Washington Jolyn 2017 by Est. fund,” Jolyn explained. “Working at The The at “Working explained. Jolyn fund,” further by establishing the Washington- the establishing by further collectively and care for one another another one for care and collectively and civic being of meaning the me and she has made a point to donate every every to donate apoint made has she demonstrated one’sdemonstrated commitment to communities. community-minded and that meant meant that and community-minded be accomplished when we work work we when accomplished be enough money to help, I would start a start to Iwould help, money enough husband, her and she that organizations no matter how small because it because small how matter no important was ‘money said He money. by giving no matter how small or large.” or small how matter no giving by giving of three things: time, talent and and talent time, things: three of giving FOUNDATION COMMUNITY THE OF FUNDS
25 26 community +Funds opportunity of The Community Foundation* CFGNH.ORG continued Thalheimer. Thalheimer. Joseph C. Stevens Fund Stevens C. Joseph Janice M. Thompson Fund Thompson M. Janice William and Marion Tittel Fund Tittel Marion and William Taylor Fund Henry William Walter Tischbein Scholarship Fund Scholarship Walter Tischbein Scholarship Fund Sunshine Fund Fund Family Sullivan Charles L. Terrell/New Haven Savings Bank Bank Savings Haven Terrell/New L. Charles Stonebridge Fund Douglas & Patti Stitzel Stitzel &Patti Douglas Pfeiffer. C. Helen by 2000 Est. Est. 1990 by bequest of William Tittel. William of bequest by 1990 Est. Terrell. Law Naomi of bequest by 2006 Est. Terrell Fund Law Foundation Naomi Taylor. Priscilla by 2009 Est. Taksen. Michelle by 2005 Est. Fund Charity Taksen Memorial Scott Philip Donor. Sunshine the by 2005 Est. Foundation. School Public Haven New the by 2015 Est. Fund Scholarship Sumner Henri Sullivan Sean and Carla by 2008 Est. Fund Memorial Stinson Pfeiffer Eva-Marie Stevens. C. Joseph of bequest 2014 by Est. Est. 1963 by bequest of Janice M. Thompson. M. Janice of bequest by 1963 Est. M. Richard of bequest 1970by Est. Fund Thalheimer M. Richard and Edna May H. Emanuel of bequest by 1963 Est. Fund Thalheimer H. Emanuel and M. Bertha KeyBank. now Bank, Savings Haven New by 2001 Est. Est. 2015 by Susan Stone. Susan by 2015 Est. Fund Family Stone Susan and Louis Stitzel. Dorothy and Milton by 2002 Est. MD F. by 2017 Swanson, Est. Peter Robinson C. Stephen by 2004 Est. Fund Sullivan A. Kathleen Esdaile. A. Sharyn and Walter A. by 2006 Est. Fund Scholarship Stuart Laura E. Dr. Streett. Walter J. and Terwilliger Cornell Grace by 1989 Est. Fund Streett Karen Lisl Foundation. Stonebridge the 2014 by Est. Company. Lee the of behalf on Lee William by 2017 Est. for Hamden High School High Hamden for Swanson Gregson Fund Gregson Swanson and other donors. Memorial Scholarship Fund Scholarship Memorial Gregson. J. Robert and / REPORT
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Theodora Van Name. Van Theodora Truesdell Donor Advised Fund Advised Truesdell Donor Trowbridge. Theodora Van Name Fund Name Van Theodora J. Birney Tuttle Fund Birney J. Wachovia National Bank Fund Bank National Wachovia William and Ethel Tittel Fund Tittel Ethel and William Valley Foundation Fund Foundation Valley SSG Nate Turner Scholarship Fund Turner Nate SSG Scholarship Southern Southern Connecticut. Treasurer’s State Annual Second Olga M. Trowbridge Fund M. Olga Southern Southern Connecticut Fund Corporation. Haven. New Greater Trowbridge Rachel Fund C. Treat Ellen Grace Fund Santoro. Christine Urban League of League Urban Fund Corps Improvement Urban United Way of Greater New Haven Fund Haven New Way Greater of United Est. 1952 by Josephine B. Tuttle. B. Josephine by 1952 Est. NAACP. Haven New Greater the by 2008 Est. Fund Turner Scholarship Lester NAACP (Tom) Charles and 2011 Marcia by Turner.Est. Tullock. Edgar of bequest by 1983 Est. Tullock Fund Edgar Emphysema Truesdell. C. Nancy and G. Hobart by 2007 Est. Trowbridge. M. Olga of bequest by 1989 Est. Q. Trowbridge. Hayes of bequest by 1969 Est. Q. TrowbridgeHayes Fund Wells May of bequest by 1946 Est. Est. 1962 by bequest of bequest by 1962 Est. Name. Van G. Ralph of bequest by 1962 Est. Fund Name Van G. Ralph Bassett. Harry by 1980 Est. of League Urban by 2010 Est. Improvement Urban by 1984 Est. Trowbridge. Rachel C. of bequest by 1983 Est. Lavorato. Nicholas Trivelli Sharon by and 2005 Est. Trivelli Paul Fund Benjamin Treat. Ellen Grace of 1974 bequest by Est. Ball. Charity White and Black Treasurer’s State of proceeds by 1999 Est. Fund Ball Charity &White Black Townshend Raynham Mrs. by 1993 Est. Townshend FundRaynham Tolles. Minnie of bequest by 1988 Est. and Rettig Judy by 2002 Est. Est. 1997 by United Way of United by 1997 Est. Trust Union by Company, 1973 Est. and family. and Lavonne Tokarczyk Tokarczyk Lavonne Tittel. William of bequest by 1990 Est. May Wells TrowbridgeMay Fund Fund TollesMinnie Scholarship now Wellsnow Fargo.
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John Charles & Diana Seton Wakerley Fund Wakerley Seton &Diana Charles John Willard G. Van Name Fund Name Van G. Willard William Verdi FundWilliam Name. Van G. Willard Weiss Family Memorial Fund Weiss Memorial Family Wack Fund Family Wareck Family Fund Family Wareck Watershed Fund Watershed Veterans Housing Assistance Fund Assistance Housing Veterans Vincent Foundation. Visiting Nurse Association of Association Nurse Visiting Animal Control Fund Control Animal Washington Walker FundWashington G. Harold Welch Fund Harold G. Scholarship for Music Fund Music for Scholarship Connecticut. Central South South Central Connecticut Inc. Fund Inc. Connecticut Central South Greater New Haven Inc. Haven New Greater Christine Santoro. Christine Irmgard and Morris Wessel Fund Wessel Morris and Irmgard Est. 1993 by family and friends. and family by 1993 Est. Wessel. B. Bessie of bequest by 1976 Est. Fund Wessel B. Bessie Welch. H. Harriet by 1987 Est. Cugell. David Est. 2008 by Howard R. Udell and and Udell R. Howard by 2008 Est. gifts. memorial by 1959 Est. of bequest by 1960 Est. Est. 1999 by the Volunteer Action Center of Center Volunteer the Action by 1999 Est. Fund Volunteerism for Vitali. Patricia A. by 2001 Est. Vitali John Lawrence of Association Nurse Visiting by 1993 Est. and Rettig Judy by 2002 Est. District Vine J. Barry the and Vincent J. Barbara by 2009 Est. Fund Advised Donor Family Vincent Barbara Est. 1990 by Drs. Christina and and Christina Drs. by 1990 Est. Est. 1977 by bequest of bequest by 1977 Est. Leighton. Robert Weaver and Maureen 2014 by Est. of bequest 1971 Est. Wareck. C. Barbara by 1995 Est. Est. 1957 by bequest of Nellie M. Ward. M. Nellie of bequest by 1957 Est. Ward Fund M. Nellie Wakerley. Seton Diana and Charles 2012 John by Est. Est. 1993 by Dr. Jeffrey Wack. Dr. by 1993 Jeffrey Est. Est. 2003 by Watershed Fund Inc. Watershed by 2003 Est. Walker. Washington Jolyn by 2017 Est. Michael Friedman. Margaret B. Weir. B. Margaret Margaret B. Weir Fund B. Margaret Fund Leighton Weaver Robert and Maureen W. Wayland. R. Martha Martha W. R. Wayland Fund W. Wayland R. Martha
For new funds established with our partner in philanthropy, the Valley Community Foundation, visit valleyfoundation.org. visit Foundation, Community Valley the philanthropy, in partner our with established funds new For John D. Wheeler Fund D. Wheeler John West Haven Rotary Fund Rotary Haven West Wilder Family Fund Family Wilder Fund Wilbur WOW Fund Yale at Fund Research Women’s Health FundWomen’s Vision Fund Services Women’s Health Fund Society Woman’s Choral Woman’s Seamen’s Friend Fund Friend Woman’s Seamen’s Vivien White Fund White Vivien Weston-Murphy. Alexander W. Whitton. Alexander Fund Whitton Alexander Weston-Murphy Family Fund Clarence C. Westerberg Fund Westerberg C. Clarence Greater New Haven and other donors. other and Haven New Greater Connecticut. of Society Isadore L. Wexler. L. Isadore Isadora Wyman Fund Wyman Isadora Fund Scholarship Book Wyllie &David Iris Est. 1969 by bequest of bequest by 1969 Est. Westerberg. C. Clarence by 2009 Est. Est. 1998 by an anonymous donor. anonymous an by 1998 Est. White. Vivien by 2004 Est. Dr. Whittemore. Ruth of bequest by 2006 Est. Fund Whittemore Ruth White. Elizabeth of bequest 2014 by Est. Fund White Lyme for Elizabeth D. Wheeler. John of bequest by 1982 Est. of memory in gifts by 1986 Est. Fund Wexler Isadore and Leanor Haven. West of Club Rotary the by 1964 Est. Glenn and Dorothy by 2017 Est. Est. 2009 by Carol Ross. Carol by 2009 Est. Est. 2008 by David Wyllie. David by 2008 Est. (WOWPAC). Inc. Committee Action Political Women Women Organizing the by 2016 Est. for Foundation Community The by 2001 Est. donor. anonymous an by 2009 Est. donors. many by 1990 Est. Winokur. S. Herbert and H. Deanne by 2010 Est. Jr. Winokur Fund S. Herbert and H. Deanne Wing. G. Donald of 1974 bequest by Est. Fund Wing &Charlotte Donald Ford. Winder Joy by 2016 Est. Fund Winder Frank Wilson. Farnam Louise of bequest by 1955 Est. Fund Wilson Farnam Louise Wilder. Isabel by 1997 Est. Est. 1961 by Woman’s Seamen’s Friend Woman’s by 1961 Seamen’s Est. Society Woman’s by Choral 1959 Est. of New Haven. New of
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Tina Yao FundTina Janice and Richard Yusza Fund Yusza Richard and Janice Youth of Color in the Arts Youth Arts the in Color of Yale/Seton Book Awards Endowed Fund Endowed Awards Book Yale/Seton Women’s Organization Yale University Zdru Family Fund Family Zdru Fund Yudkin Scholarship Family Yudkin Fund Family Women’s Organization. Albert Zunder Fund Zunder Albert Scholarship Trust Fund Scholarship Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Yudkin L. Seymour Seymour L. Yudkin Fund L. Seymour Est. 1998 by Yale University Yale by University 1998 Est. Est. 2001 by Roberta Yerkes Blanshard. Roberta by 2001 Est. W. Ada and Yerkes M. Fund Robert Yao Maasbach. Nancy by 2015 Est. Seton. R. Fenmore and Z. Phyllis by 2001 Est. Ruth and Sherman Zudekoff Zudekoff Sherman and Ruth Zdru. George by 2015 Est. Est. 1951 by bequest of Fanny Fern Falk. Fanny of Fern bequest by 1951 Est. Zudekoff. Sherman and Ruth by 2000 Est. of F. behalf William on by 2017 Clark, Est. Yusza. Richard and Janice by 2009 Est. Est. 2012 by Seymour L. Yudkin. L. 2012 Seymour by Est. Yudkin. L. 2012 Seymour by Est. Est. 1999 by Richard A. Yudkin. A. Richard by 1999 Est. Richard A. Yudkin. A. Richard of 2011 bequest by Est. Take of by proceeds by and 6concert Est. friends of Mary Boyle. Mary of friends Mary E. Boyle Fund Boyle E. Mary Education. of Board Haven New the Norman Zolot Fund Zolot Norman
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“It is something that speaks to my speaks that something is “It breathe and Ilive something is “It “My passions are women, children, the children, women, are passions “My The Weston-Murphys have always been been always have Weston-Murphys The This is our way of responding.” of way our is This in working people many so are There have Michael, and Aly children, Their Weston–Murphy knows a thing or two two or athing knows Weston–Murphy When asked why she and Glenn decided decided Glenn and she why asked When As the Senior Vice President for President Vice Senior the As Weston-Murphy Family Fund values and the values that we have we that values the and values Glenn Weston-Murphy. Glenn Community Fund for Women & Girls, Fund Women for &Girls, Community Est. 2017 by Dorothy and and Dorothy 2017 by Est. Development and Donor Services through community,” Dotty says. says. Dotty community,” through for The Foundation, Dorothy “Dotty” “Dotty” Dorothy Foundation, The for time. With what is happening in our in happening is what With time. is “It said now, she to create afund are They well. as to community the the trenches, directly serving in these these in serving directly trenches, the a legacy. leaving and afund establishing about arts and basic needs — those are our are —those needs basic and arts funding is in flux and the impact of impact the and flux in is funding advised fund in 2017 to support local local 2017 in to support fund advised something we thought about for a long along for about thought we something to fund. the successor-advisors back given and volunteered always numerous support Glenn and she and Member and Wavemaker for The for Wavemaker and Member everyday through my work and and work my through everyday community organizations they love. they organizations community charitably inclined. Dotty is a Founding aFounding is Dotty inclined. charitably country, we just wanted to do our part. part. to our do wanted just we country, difficult times when state and federal federal and state when times difficult instilled in our children.” Dotty and her and Dotty children.” our in instilled main focuses.” main husband, Glenn, established a donor adonor established Glenn, husband, recent tax law changes is uncertain. uncertain. is changes law tax recent Haven. New Greater across nonprofits FOUNDATION COMMUNITY THE OF FUNDS
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Organization Funds Al Hopkins Scholarship Cold Spring School Fund Greisinger Fund for the Dr. Regina M. Lily Warner Endowment Fund Russell Loan Fund for the Organization Fund Community Foundation of New Haven Free Public Library Neighborhood Music School New Haven Free Library are established by Agency on Aging Fund Northwest CT Fund Bette G. Gruskay Education Fund for the Endowment Fund Shepherds Inc. Fund nonprofits that wish Christine Alexander Fund Connecticut Association of Latinos New Haven Symphony Orchestra Neighborhood Music School Refugee Shubert Theater New Haven Fund for New Haven Reads to have their charitable in Higher Education Endowment Fund Guilford Foundation Fund Endowment Organization Fund Silvermine Arts Center Fund Amity & Woodbridge Connecticut Coalition on Aging Fund Oscar & Irma Hamburger New Haven Chorale Fund Sleeping Giant Park Association Fund assets managed Historical Society Fund Memorial Endowment Fund Connecticut Mental Health Center New Haven Free Public Library Fund The Prosperity Foundation Inc. Fund under The Community Artist Next Door Fund Foundation Endowment Fund Higher Heights Youth Empowerment New Haven Green Fund Truman Olin Fund Foundation’s long-term Arts Council Board-Designated Programs Fund Phil & Debby Dwyer Fund for the New Haven Green Endowment Reserve Fund Central Connecticut Coast YMCA Fund Housing Operations Management Universal Health Care investment model. Since New Haven Museum and Foundation of CT Fund Artspace Organization Fund Bob Eddy Scholarship Fund Enterprises Fund 2014, The Foundation’s Historical Society Fund Village Improvement Association Fund Birgitta Johnson Campership Fund Immanuel Missionary Baptist Church Fund Edgerton Park Conservancy Fund New Haven Museum Acquisition Fund Corporation has been a for Fellowship Place Isaiah Fund for the Community Soup Kitchen Watershed Fund Robert Evans Fund for Long Wharf Theatre New Haven Public School Bittker Fund for the West Haven Community House Fund registered investment Farmington Canal Rail to Junior League of Greater New Haven Fund Foundation Inc. Fund New Haven Free Public Library WNEIP Ritvo Scholarship Fund adviser. Trail Association Fund Dr. Chuwan Kim & Family Fund for East Rock New Haven Real Estate Branford Community Foundation Fund Fund for Fellowship Place Inc. Hesung Chun & Kwang Lim Koh Family Fund Educational Foundation, Inc. Fund Western New England Institute for Bridge Family Center Inc. Fund Psychoanalysis Fund Magee Fenn Scholarship Fund LEAP Endowment Fund New Reach Fund Bridgeport Rotary Club Foundation Annual Y.U.W.O. Scholarship Fund Friends of Cheshire Public Library Fund Margaret Leavy Fund for Legal Services NewAlliance Foundation Fund Burry Fredrik Foundation Fund Yale University Women’s Organization Garden Club of New Haven Long Wharf Doris Duke Endowment Fund NHSO Board-Designated Stability Fund Operating Fund Center for Family Justice Inc. Fund Investment Account Long Wharf Theatre Fund for NHSO Foundation Inc. Fund Young Men’s Institute Library d/b/a Central Connecticut Coast YMCA Fund Administrative Fund Artistic Excellence community + opportunity community Orange Congregational Church Fund The Institute Library Organization Fund Cheshire Historical Society Fund Garden Club of New Haven Lord/Kubler Fund for New Work — Fund B Investment Account Legacy Fund Orchard House Fund Cheshire Land Trust Inc. — Lulac Head Start Fund Mary L. Pepe Fund for Long Wharf Theatre Elizabeth P. Ives Endowment Fund Gateway Community College Foundation Fund Marrakech Organization Fund Pierce Fund for the Children In Placement Endowment Fund Gesell Institute of Child Development Fund Milford Fine Arts Council Trust Fund New Haven Free Public Library Christian Community Action Inc. Music Haven Inc. Fund J. B. Pierce Laboratory Fund Endowment Fund Ulysses S. Grant Foundation Fund II Neighborhood Music School John B. Pierce Foundation Fund Civic Orchestra of Greater Dwight Development Corp. Board-Designated Fund New Haven Operating Fund Fund Greater New Haven Community Loan Fund Neighborhood Music School Jon T. Hirschoff Scholarship
28 CFGNH.ORG/REPORT2017-18 For new funds established with our partner in philanthropy, the Valley Community Foundation, visit valleyfoundation.org. *As of December 31, 2017. New organization funds are highlighted in green. O rganizaTION.Funds 29 * In 2017, The Community Foundation received an unprecedented $54 Million in gifts and transfers. These donations were made in recognition of the challenges we face and the opportunities we have as a community.
Linda Burt Carol L. Cheney Susan Busch Richard & Beverly Chevalier Dolores P. Butler Navin & Vimla Chheda James R. Butler & Barbara S. Maureen Chinchak To Feel Safe and Supported Butler & Janice M. Butler CHM Scholarship Fund Inc. Every day after school, each young child and teenager who walks through the doors of the New Haven Boys & Girls Club is Peter Butler Civic Orchestra of New Haven welcomed by name and given a high five. An afternoon packed Claudia Buzzi Joanne Cleary with activity awaits them, from homework help, to art and Jane Clarke Byers Barbara Clifford technology projects, to basketball and other athletics. Family and friends of Angela Clinton The New Haven Boys & Girls Club, founded as a boys’ club in 1871, Valerie Bysczynski has been a second home for generations of young people. Many Karen Clute Luis Cabán of the current members have parents and grandparents who Mary Ellen Cody came to the clubhouse when they were children. Alan Cadan Cindy Cohen Now serving more than 1,100 children and teenagers annually at Heather Calabrese Cold Spring School its Columbus Avenue clubhouse and three satellite locations, the Anonymous Walter & Diane Fried Ariker Barrett Outdoor Barbara, Patti, Robert & Judge Guido & Anne Calabresi Boys and Girls Club of New Haven offers a holistic program that Communications Inc. Betsy Bishop Brad Collins & Nancy Clayton ACES Education Foundation Stephan Ariyan, MD, MBA CALAHE serves not only the children, but also their families and schools. Aboud S. Bashy Kevin Blake Dr. Judith Colton Deborah Michelle Addington Thomas L. & Maureen Armstrong Linda Calarco Those positive outcomes include 95 percent of its youth Donors Funds to Foundation Dominic Basile-Vaughan Meg Bloom & Linda Drazen James P. Comer MD members advancing to the next grade level. Based on a child’s Susan S. Addiss Douglas Arnstein Yolanda Caldera-Durant need, he or she is paired with a college-aged or adult mentor Northwest Connecticut Jean Adnopoz Katharine B. Arnstein Marvina L. Baskin Robert G. & Lillian C. Blount who can provide academic or homework help. The mentors also Tricia Caldwell Community Foundation Inc. provide a listening ear and emotional guidance. Jean & Bob Adnopoz Artspace Inc. Carole Bass Kenneth & Dolores Bobowick Kym Campbell Community Soup Kitchen Oishani Basu R. Reid Bogie Partnerships with area artists, the Yale Glee Club, AAU basketball, Adoni Spiritual Judy August Boni Candelario Connecticut Association for the and other organizations allow the club to offer a wide menu of Formation Center Elaine B. Battles Kim Bohen & Lily James Alan D. Aviles & Anne C. Feigus Amy Caplan Performing Arts (CAPA) activities for young people to discover their interests. Elliot & Carol Agin Wendy Battles Harold D. Bornstein Jr., MD Axel Johnson Inc. Lincoln Caplan II & Connecticut Society of Because the organization serves many kids from low-income Nancy Veale Ahern Patricia Hayes Axtmayer Mark Bauer & Joseph Gordon Joseph Boskovski Susan L. Carney Professional Journalists households, memberships are free or offered at reduced cost for many families. Myles & Nancy Alderman Karen Baar Baybrook Remodelers Inc. Mary Bradley Sharon Cappetta Jeannette W. Connelly The Boys & Girls Club has received over $1.3 Million in funding Nancy Alexander & Carol Bailey & Laurie Desmet Heidi & Samantha Bayuk Robert & Kathleen Bradley Alicia Caraballo Sally E. Connolly Phillip G. Bernstein from The Foundation over many years, made possible in part Darlene Bailey Cynthia Beauchamp Austin Bramwell Marijane L. Carey Cynthia D. Conrad by funds like the Edna May & Richard M. Thalheimer Fund, Dr. Lourdes Alvarez established by bequest in 1970. Mr. Thalheimer (pictured below) Joanne Bailey Benevity Community Helena Brett-Smith Carlson Family Foundation Inc. Ellen Bogen Cook, Lindsay Cook AmazonSmile Foundation Impact Fund served on The Foundation’s Distribution Committee from 1947 Linda Mason Briggs Jean H. Caron Suzanne M. Cooney Dr. Leon Bailey to 1958, and also as a director of his fund’s two beneficiaries: American Legion, Benevolent and Protective Richard D. Broderick Nancy Carrington Wallace & Barbara Cooper the Boys & Girls Club and Yale New Haven Hospital. John Collins Post 24 Matthew Bailey Order of Elks (BPOE) John & Judith Brooks Lissette Cartagena Perez Michael Cosenza Amity & Woodbridge Robert & Darlene Bailey Dr. Eric & Ethel Berger Sharon Brooks Haydee Cartagena Sydney Covey Historical Society Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Joe Baker Laura Berkowitz Gilbert Robert J. and Carolyn Cary Melissa Craig Carol Anastasio Robin Baker Rita D. Berkson
community + opportunity community Cynthia S. Brouillette Phyllis L. Anderson Bank of America Emma & John Cavagnuolo Creative Arts Workshop Inc. Bill & Linda Berliner Nancy W. Brown Robert J. Anderson Matching Gifts Program Marcia A. Cavanaugh Heather Crislip Bessemer Trust Stephen Brown Robert & Julia Anello Albert H. Barclay Jr. Andrea & Vinnie Cea Criterion Capital Management Robert & Barbara Bettigole Lisa Brownson Barbara & Chip Angle Thomas Barclay Katherine Ceccarelli Estate of Virginia Galpin Crossley Damian Bianchi Whitney Brunet Anne Apuzzo Allison Barkley Marleen Cenotti Marcial Cuevas Mark & Carol Johnson Bichsel Robert Buckholz Jr. Mary Barneby Chris & Dave Chadderdon David W. and Christina Enroth Natalie Apuzzo Nan Birdwhistell James Bundy Cugell Unitrust Christopher Arendt Beverly Barnes Jamil & Michele Bailey Chaudhry Carol D. Birks Carmen Burgos Douglas Barnes Leonard H. & Natalie S. Alison Cunningham Carla A. Birmingham Burry Fredrik Foundation Inc. Cheerman
30 CFGNH.ORG/REPORT2017-18 *Italic text reflects donors who also made gifts through giveGreater.org; ® visit cfgnh.org/givegreater for a list of everyone who made a gift through giveGreater.org ® or The Great Give.® Donors to Foundation Funds 31 32 community + opportunityDonors to Foundation Funds* CFGNH.ORG continued Town Committee Tia Debrick Davis Tarah R. Foundation Curran The Jeffrey DickeyJeffrey Dayton R. Judith Janet D’Orso Gaetjens D’Orso Janet Joy W.Joy Donaldson Zachary Effman Zachary Ann Pecora Diamond Pecora Ann Anne Eisner Vickie Drigotas Vickie Lisa Diggs Lisa Deborah Elkin Deborah School Shelton Elizabeth Ekstrom &Joanne Helmer Charles W. DeWitt Charles & Greenberg B. Stanley Davis &Susan Gustave Christopher & Elizabeth Duryea &Elizabeth Christopher Douglas &Marilyn Craig Christopher Douglas Richard S. and Susan A. DiMauro A. Susan and S. Richard Dickson Emma Diamond &Lenny B.J. Lynn Dgetluck Dethier David Dethier Brock Despres Elisa Society Historical Derby Derby Democratic Demir Elizabeth DelMonico &Janet Ernest DeLillo &Deborah Dennis DeLauro Rosa Filippis De &Daisy Nunzio Gunn Dayton Hazel K.Danker &Mervyn S. Rochelle Elizabeth Elliman Elizabeth Egan &Paul Liz Eason L. Robyn Christ Church of United Dunbar Dubrow Rob Douma Emily Maria T.Maria deUngria Dethier Megan Desai Mayur &Tara Davila Malwin / REPORT 2017
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Thomas & Elizabeth Elliman &Elizabeth Thomas The Elm City Women’s Trade Elm City The Terry Flagg Janet H. Frost H. Janet Joyce A. Esposito Joyce A. John Fellows John Alida Engel Woodbridge Anne H. & William Emmet II Emmet &William H. Anne Ann Furgalack Ann Frost Alison Sherrill Ellis Sherrill Linda & Mark Estacion &Mark Linda Steven Carolyn Ferry Carolyn Garden Club of New Haven New of Club Garden Brockwehl Frontis &Neil Connie Franks L. Cheryl Chaka Felder-McEntire & Chaka Evanko &Marguerite Charles Stephanie FitzGerald Sarah Fabish Sarah Elm City College Preparatory Preparatory College Elm City Kaitlin Erickson Kaitlin A/C and Encon Heating First Church of Christ, Christ, Church of First Lynn Fiellin O. Fernandez Lisa FernandezBarbara Place Fellowship Feldman Elaine Bill & Rosalyn Gargano &Rosalyn Bill FrontStream/TRUiST War Civil the of Friends DeLauro Rosa of Friends Frew &Susan Robert Freeman M. Lisa PhD MBA, Freebairn-Smith Laura Elizabeth O. Fearon Elizabeth Evangelist Anne Dr. Mary Etkin Kathleen Estok L. &Deborah III Estok Paul Estes &Ellen Frank and Commerce Committee Commerce and Middle School Marilyn & Michael Fenollosa &Michael Marilyn Mark Gahm & Ursula Brewster &Ursula Gahm Mark Monument Restoration Marc Farris Marc FalkenbergMelanie
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in 2012in — an an F u nds 35 * Gayathri Vijayakumar Caroline Wilson Palow Gifts to honor family members or friends are made to many established Viola Ohlbaum 2013 Trust James E. & Dianne Wilson funds, and are a time-honored and meaningful way to pay tribute to or Alexandra Viola Dr. Robert D. Windom continued remember someone special. Visiting Nurse Association of The Winokur Family South Central Connecticut Foundation Inc. Peter, Patty, Chris, & Deanne H. & Herbert S. Talia Waelsch Winokur Jr. Janna Wagner Steven Wolfson Maureen Wagner Robert J. Worrell & In Memory In Honor Rex & Wendy Walden Doris G. Worrell Mary B. Arnstein Palma Mallery Susan S. Addiss Joseph Gordon Breanna Walker Anna Wurtz Katherine Yacavone Mary B. Arnstein on Ana Miladys Marty Farrin R. Anello Sandy Grindley Jolyn Washington Walker Mother’s Day Yale University Peter McDermott Farrin Anello & Robert Judith Dozier Hackman James & Barbara Walters Clara T. Arpaia (Bob) Kopp Women’s Organization To Work and Contribute Keegan D. Moeller Everett Hutchings Elizabeth Wamser Albert H. Barclay & Farrin Anello & Robert Ava Yap In late 2010, the doors were about to close on the Greenbrier Teresita Nunez John Loge Catharine Hooker Barclay (Bob) Kopp’s wedding Elizabeth Wang & Joshua Bloom Greenhouse Program. For more than three decades the Rahsaan Yearwood Viola S. Ohlbaum Maribel Lopez John Edward Ward innovative social enterprise had provided jobs at the historic Marquise L. Baskin Walter & Diane Fried Ariker Nancy Yedlin Edgerton Park Gardens and Greenhouse to adults with James Perillo Jocelyn Maminta Barbara Wareck Howard W. Beach Alfredo Axtmayer II Donors to Foundation Funds Donors to Foundation Norman & Kathleen Yolish autism and other developmental and physical disabilities. Carmen Lydia Ramos Dr. Marcella Nuñez-Smith Eleanor Faller Tending plants and helping customers was therapeutic to Ricki Lahn Chopyk Biondi Eliza Barclay Judith Young Ashleigh Ann Rector Marian F. Martone The Watershed Fund Inc. participants, having the effect of brightening the personalities Dr. Miriam C. Birdwhistell Pat & Bruce Bartlett George Zdru of individuals with depression and difficult behaviors. Instead Paula Morales Santiago Julia McNamara Morris Bishop Mark Bauer Cynthia Watson of looking for a new job, Scott Hickman, the 15-year manager Barbara Zeller Barbara Smith and Anne Knight Marc J. Michaelson Denise Duclos & Denise Webb of Greenbrier, decided to act. He and a partner formed the Betty R. Bogie Claire Berkowitz Andrew Zuckerman Irshad Syed Thelma Mouning Carla Weil nonprofit, GROWERS Inc. and took over. GROWERS reached Jazmine Bryant Dorrie Blake Rosanne Zudekoff an agreement with the Connecticut Dept. of Social Services Lisa Mayo Tinney & Dorna Stover The National Black Sandy Weinbe to continue funding the program and took in donations from Christopher William Caldwell Peter Butler Police Association individual supporters. They also received approval from the Walter Tischbein Beth Weinberger & Lillian Candelaria Heather Calabrese Eileen Perillo
Edgerton Park Conservancy, which manages the use of the Barbara Turcotte Gifts in Memory & in Honor Mark Schaefer Katrina Clark Maria & Jose Caldera park. GROWERS serves 26 participants from towns throughout Liza Janssen Petra Martha Weisbart Uncle Dave Greater New Haven. GROWERS workers landscape the park Paul & Audrey Conrad Nikki & Nicholas Caplan Amy Pitkin and Judith O’Shea Susan Werner and tend their own vegetable plots in the gardens in addition to Edith Wiley Janet Saleh Dickson Katrina Clark Angela G. Powers Wesleyan University caring for plants in the greenhouses. The program has reached Anna Farrell Zudekoff capacity in Edgerton Park and is seeking to expand in other Brian D’Orso Georges Clermont Peter Butler and the kids of West Haven Community House locations. The work is more than just a job; it’s an opportunity Andrew Eldredge Spanish Community Elm City College Prep for people to have fulfillment and purpose. Glenn & Dotty Weston-Murphy Nathaniel K. Fenollosa of Wallingford all Puerto Ricans Edgerton Park is listed on the National Register of Historic Deborah Westover Joseph & Jeanne Froetschel Larry Conaway Disaster Relief Pledge offered at Places, and its Sarah T. Crosby Conservatory was restored in Susan Westphal Red & Betsy Courtmanche’s Progreso Latino Fund’s Forum the late 1990s with a matching grant from The Community Nick Gabucci 50th wedding anniversary “The Latino Experience: Living in Cameron Whetstone Foundation. Mildred (Millie) Gibson Two Worlds” Alison Cunningham Barrett & Anne White The Edgerton Park Conservancy has received over $113,000 Lawrence Gilbert Puerto Rico se levanta Dr. Cynthia D. Conrad Caleb & Elizabeth White since 1999 from Foundation donor advised, designated and Jackie Greenberg Jose Felipe Santiago unrestricted funds, like the Carol and James Kasper Fund. Malwin & Tara Sanabia Davila Virginia T. Wilkinson Sister Anne Virginie Grimes Jana Shea Martha deBarros Amy Williams Macie Hadderson David Short Erica Wagner and Farah Diboun Bernard & Lee Williamson Patricia P. Juliano Ratasha Smith Joy W. Donaldson Mr. & Mrs. Edward Lowery Valena Smith The DSDSC Team Talia Lucineo Naomi Horowitz & Bea Sussman Maeve, Elizabeth and Grace Janna Wagner
community + opportunity community Barbara Ellinghaus Ceelee Watson Bishop Hessie L. Harris Family Jayden Wellman Amy, Charlie & George Fenollosa Katherine Winter The Prosperity Foundation Nancy Yao Maasbach Maci Freedman Rosalyn & Bill Gargano’s 50th Wedding Anniversary Eugénie Gentry Margaret Gillen & Maria Gillen
36 CFGNH.ORG/REPORT2017-18 *Italic text reflects donors who also made gifts through giveGreater.org.® Gifts in Memory & in Honor 37 * More than $28 Million was awarded in 2017 in grants and distributions American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee • ...... $500 from Foundation funds. American Jewish World Service • ...... $8,500 American Liver Foundation • • ...... $26 American Lung Association of New England • ...... $4,500 American Museum of Tort Law • ...... $500 American Red Cross — SCC Chapter • ...... $250 American Red Cross, Connecticut Chapter • • • • ...... $48,495 American Red Cross, National Headquarters • ...... $5,000 American School for the Deaf • ...... $9,608 108 Monkeys • •...... $4,672 American Symphony Orchestra League • ...... $2,800 350.org •...... $1,000 American University • ...... $2,500 A Better Chance • ...... $1,000 Americans for Peace Now • ...... $750 A Broken Umbrella Theatre • • •...... $9,664 To Live Empowered and Unencumbered AmeriCares • ...... $500 A Place Called Hope • •...... $2,309 Financial literacy is critical to a person’s wellbeing and upward America’s VetDogs — The Veteran’s K-9 Corps. • • ...... $130 mobility. When financial principles are not understood, people Abilis Community Foundation Inc. •...... $500 are limited in their ability to manage financial risks effectively and The Amistad Center for Art & Culture • ...... $1,000 Abilities Without Boundaries • •...... $347 avoid financial pitfalls. Amity Regional High School • ...... $2,612 In 2017, the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, New Haven Ability Beyond • • •...... $15,034 Amity Teen Center Inc. • • ...... $7,560 Metropolitan Chapter, received funding from The Prosperity Abraham’s Promise • • ...... $52 Foundation (TPF) to support financial literacy workshops for Amnesty International • ...... $4,084 Academy of Our Lady of Mercy, Lauralton Hall ...... $10,000 female college students. The grant was one of 11 awarded by TPF, Grants & Distributions • Animal Haven Inc. • • • • • ...... $117,724 a statewide community foundation established by and for the ACES Education Foundation •...... $500 black community within Connecticut. Beyond its Small Grants Annie Wright School • ...... $1,000 ACES Educational Center for the Arts •...... $500 Initiative, TPF houses various types of funds, including donor Another Octave: Connecticut Women’s Chorus • • ...... $1,267 advised funds, giving circles and scholarship funds. Additionally, Achievement First • • • ...... $326 TPF invests in black communities in Connecticut in other ways, DESIGNATED FUNDS Ansonia High School • ...... $37,178 Grants from designated funds support specific organizations in perpetuity, Adam Wysota Foundation • • ...... $866 such as sponsorships and through other types of grants. as expressed by individual donors or groups. Ansonia Public Library • ...... $4,170 African Communities Together Inc. • ...... $880 The Prosperity Foundation currently has 16 funds and is led Ansonia Public Schools • • ...... $3,125 by a 6 member Board of Directors that includes community DONOR ADVISED FUNDS Afro-American Cultural Center at Yale • ...... $500 leaders Howard K. Hill, Larry Conaway, Nancy Hill, Yves Joseph, Anti-Defamation League of B’Nai B’rith ...... $1,500 Grants from donor advised funds are made on the recommendation of the • Cathy R. Graves and Carolyn Vermont (pictured below at a co- donors, who wish to be involved in their philanthropy on an ongoing basis. Agency on Aging of South Central Connecticut Inc. • • • • • 2...... $28 ,090 Anti-Defamation League, Connecticut Regional Office • • ...... $498 sponsored event with The Community Foundation). Aid for Orphans Relief Foundation • • • ...... $7,026 FIDUCIARY FUNDS Apostle Immigrant Services • • • ...... $29,856 TPF is an outgrowth of a fund established in 2010 at The Grants from fiduciary funds are made on behalf of an organization or project AIDS Project New Haven • • ...... $785 Community Foundation. The Foundation has provided more for which The Community Foundation serves as fiscal steward. APT Foundation Inc. • • • • ...... $11,924 Albertus Magnus College • • ...... $3,186 than $150,000 in matching grants to TPF and its predecessor Architecture Resource Center Inc. • • • ...... $12,809 Fund in addition to securing a $300,000 grant from the giveGreater.org® Alexis Hill Montessori School • • ...... $25 W. K. Kellogg Foundation in 2014 to support the start-up and Grants from giveGreater.org ® are given to the organizations as determined Area Congregations Together Inc. • • • ...... $11,430 All Our Kin Inc...... $93,997 early-stage growth of TPF. The Community Foundation also by donors. •••• ARI of CT Inc. • ...... $1,000 provides investment management of TPF funds and collaborates All Saints Catholic Church • ...... $5,000 with TPF on events such as the 2017 donor briefing on racial and ArKtype ...... $5,000 ORGANIZATION AND PERMANENT ORGANIZATION • ethnic health disparities. ENDOWMENT FUNDS Alpha Kappa Alpha, Tau Xi Omega Chapter • ...... $2,351 ArtBra New Haven • • ...... $26 Distribution from these types of revocable and non-revocable funds are Al’s Angels Inc. • ...... $250 disbursed to benefit the organization for which the fund was established. Arte Inc. • • ...... $1,052 ALS Association, Connecticut Chapter • • • • ...... $4,678 Arthritis Foundation • ...... $9,608 PREFERENCE FUNDS Alzheimer’s Association • ...... $1,000 Grants from preference funds address a donor’s area of interest in the Arts Council of Greater New Haven • • • ...... $33,533 community. The Community Foundation’s Board determines the grants that Alzheimer’s Association Connecticut Chapter • ...... $10,000 will have the most impact and fulfill the donor’s intent. Arts for Learning Connecticut Inc. American Anti-Vivisection Society ...... $9,641 ••• (Young Audiences of Connecticut Inc.) • • • ...... $15,717 SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS American Cancer Society, New England Division ...... $62,964 community + opportunity community ••• Arts in CT Corporation ...... $1,125 Grants from scholarship funds provide assistance to students for secondary •• American Civil Liberties Union ...... $11,000 and post-secondary education and training, and are made to the educational • Artspace Inc. • • • ...... $23,050 institution. American Civil Liberties Union Foundation of Connecticut Ashoka — Innovations for the Public • ...... $10,000 (ACLUF-CT) • ...... $2,000 UNRESTRICTED FUNDS ASPCA (American Society for the Grants from unrestricted funds address a broad range of local opportunities American Diabetes Association Connecticut Affiliate ...... $3,000 • Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) ...... $250 and needs. They are used to support Foundation leadership strategies, • ® American Foundation for the Blind ...... $9,816 responsive grantmaking and The Great Give. ••• ASSIST — American Secondary Schools for American Friends of Le Korsa • ...... $500 International Students & Teachers Inc. • ...... $500 American Friends of the Canadian Centre for Architecture • ...... $20,046 Associated Irish Societies • • ...... $26 American Heart Association • ...... $856 The Astronomical Society of New Haven • • ...... $1,312
38 CFGNH.ORG/REPORT2017-18 • Designated • Donor Advised • Fiduciary • giveGreater.org® • Organization • Preference • Scholarship • Unrestricted *a New Haven Healthy Start partner organization; dollar amount includes contract funds. GRANTS & DISTRIBUTIONS 39 40 community + opportunityGrants & Distributions* CFGNH.ORG continued The Boston House House Boston The Audubon Connecticut Connecticut Audubon Branford Early Childhood Collaborative Collaborative Childhood Early Branford Branford Compassion Club Club Compassion Branford B Bank Street College College Street Bank Branford Food Pantry Inc. Inc. Pantry Food Branford Beth-El Center Inc. Inc. Center Beth-El B Bread & Roses Community Fund Fund Community &Roses Bread Bridges Healthcare Inc. Inc. Healthcare Bridges Bethany Library Association Association Library Bethany B Branford High School School High Branford Birthright of the Valley Valley the of Birthright Boy Scouts of America, Connecticut Yankee Council Council Yankee Connecticut America, of Scouts Boy Branford Community Foundation Foundation Community Branford B B BHcare BHcare Bend the Arc Arc the Bend Bethesda Nursery School School Nursery Bethesda Beacon Self-Directed Learning Learning Self-Directed Beacon B B Boys & Girls Club of Milford Milford of Club &Girls Boys Bare Necessities Inc. Inc. Necessities Bare Beulah Heights First Pentecostal Church Church Pentecostal First Heights Beulah B Berkshire United Way Way United Berkshire B Beardsley Park Zoo Zoo Park Beardsley Ball & Socket Arts Arts &Socket Ball Black and Hispanic Caucus Caucus Hispanic and Black Brown University University Brown B.A.M. Inc., Boy’s Advancing to Men to Men Advancing Boy’s Inc., B.A.M. Boys & Girls Village Inc Inc Village &Girls Boys Benjamin Jepson School School Jepson Benjamin Believe in Me Empowerment Corporation Corporation Empowerment Me in Believe B Beauty is You is Beauty Beulah Land Development Corporation Inc. Inc. Corporation Development Land Beulah Baltimore Museum of Art Art of Museum Baltimore Boys & Girls Club of the Lower Naugatuck Valley Valley Naugatuck Lower the of Club &Girls Boys Black Rock Food Pantry Pantry Food Rock Black Branford Electric Railway Association Association Railway Electric Branford ryant University University ryant urroughs Community Center Center Community urroughs ridgeport Rotary Club Foundation Foundation Club Rotary ridgeport otsford Historical Association Inc. Inc. Association Historical otsford ooker T. Washington Academy Academy T.ooker Washington ellevue/NYU Program for Survivors of Torture Torture of Survivors for Program ellevue/NYU erkshire-Taconic Foundation Community oys & Girls Club of New Haven Haven New of Club &Girls oys est Video Film & Cultural Center Center &Cultural Film Video est ackyard Theater Ensemble Inc. Inc. Ensemble Theater ackyard •
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Ells Law Office Brenner Saltzman & Wallman LLP Frederick P. Leaf, Esq. Karen E. Yates their investment advisory role over William S. Colwell, Esq. James E. Fischer, Esq. Frederick P. Leaf Attorney at Law Anthony Santore, CPA LeClairRyan their client’s assets. Here is a list of Parrett, Porto, Parese & Fischer & Fischer Beers, Hamerman, Cohen & Burger PC community + opportunity community Donna Levine, Esq. John J. Zaprzalka, CPA Colwell PC Norman F. Fishbein, Esq. Law Office of Donna R. Levine Steven D. Sax Apicella, Testa & Company PC professional advisors that partner Timothy W. Crowley Fishbein Law Firm LLC Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. Barbara B. Lindsay, Esq. with us. Crowley Law Offices Norman Forrester, CRPC Barbara B. Lindsay LLC David R. Schaefer, Esq. Christine L. Curtiss, Esq. Merrill Lynch Wealth Management Brenner, Saltzman & Wallman LLP Ingi-Mai Loorand, Esq. Cohen & Thomas Colin M. Gershon, Esq. Neubert, Pepe & Monteith PC Irving S. Schloss, Esq. Elwood B. Davis Colin M. Gershon Attorney at Law Murtha Cullina LLP Northeast Financial Pamela J. Matocha, CPA Christopher Getman Anthony Scillia Consultants Inc. T.M. Byxbee Company PC Fairfield, Bush & Co. Marcum LLP Sheldon A. Messinger, Esq. Law Offices of Sheldon Messinger
54 CFGNH.ORG/REPORT2017-18 *At time of publication PROFESSIONAL ADVISORS 55 * Nettie J. Dayton Circle
The Nettie J. Dayton Circle members Anonymous (28 ) Jay Bright Ralph C. Jones Jim & Mimi Niederman Jane Steidley Shaw listed here have planned a bequest Elaine R. Anderson William Brink Annie Garcia Kaplan David O’Sullivan Teresa M. Sirico to The Foundation in their will. In so Lisa F. Arpaia, Esq. Tony Cafiero & Heather Rife James Kasper Maryann Ott Carol Lynn Sirot Louis G. Audette II Mary Carey John P.W. Kelly Margaret L. Ottenbreit Jane Snaider doing, they ensure that resources Dr. Leon Bailey, Jr. Barbara W. Carlson Frank Kenna Jr.* & Joan Kenna Cynthia Parker Kerala & Richard Snyder will be available to meet our Henry E.* & Nancy H. Bartels Elizabeth Ann Ceccarelli John D. Kernan Jr. & Fred J. Pasqualoni Sara R. Stadler community’s future needs. Myrna F. Baskin Phyllis E. Ceccarelli Karen Kernan Barbara Pearce & Norman David Stagg & Suzanne Lagarde Ronald Bell Peter Ciardiello Harvey* & Ruth Koizim Fleming Patsy Taylor Rita D. Berkson & Brad Collins & Nancy Clayton Edward Konowitz Catherine P. & Edward* Marcia & Tom Turner Petraiuolo Jr. Randolph B. Reinhold William S. Colwell David A. Krett Jr. Anne Rodrigues Voloshin Dagobert & Nancy Pfeiffer The Berry Hulin Family Bob & Mary Beth Congdon Richard B. Larson Jeffery T. Wack Katharine C. Pierce Carla A. Birmingham Ann S. Dahl* William & Carolyn Lieber Patricia L. Wales Ed & Margie Pikaart Richard Blacher Elizabeth Demir Lawrence & Susan Liebman Glenn & Dotty Weston-Murphy Angela G. Powers Pamela C. Boller Ann Pecora Diamond Bruce R. Lively Vivien K. White Douglas W. Rae Richard J. & Joan Bonomi Severio & Janice Fodero Mary F. Lowery Mary Elizabeth Wiedersheim Jean M. Richards Dr. Harold D. & Susan I. Fowler Robert* & Joyce Mailhouse Kimberly P. Williams Maureen L.* Bornstein Jean B. & M. Anne Mauro Patrick B. Rowland & Family Fund Christopher & Toddie Getman Lisa A. Kwesell Robert & Kathleen Bradley Carolyn M. Mazure Pug & Dee Winokur Lindy Lee Gold Shelly & Richard Saczynski Phyllis McDowell George Zdru Ruth B. Grannick David R. Schaefer community + opportunity community Marcia Mersey Henry S. Harrison Irene Scheld Maria Mojica & Edgar Colon Paul Hermes Judith Schurman Carol Nardini John & Lesley Higgins-Biddle Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P. Scillia Minot & Alycyn Nettleton Barbara Nicolazzo
56 CFGNH.ORG/REPORT2017-18 *deceased NETTIE J. DAYTON CIRCLE 57 Laura Gervais Jamyra Giselle Carlotta- Edith Peters Samantha Santiago Idris Trotman Throughout the year, our volunteers contribute vast amounts of time McDonald Belinda Gibbs Sunset Jenkins Liza Janssen Petra Shauwne Santiago Daizsana Turnage and skill to help us advance our mission. Each brings unique perspectives Curlena McDonald Evelyn Gibbs Dr. Maria Jimenez Doreen Picagli Raquel Santiago- Snow Turner Donna McGrath Martinez and experiences that represent the very best of our community and are Krista Gibbs Jorge L. Jimenez Dahiana Pijuan Efrain Urbina Shantasia Mckee Lineth Santos amplified when blended together. We remain grateful and inspired by their Kerri Gilmore Kim Johannson Megan Pinkard Miguel Mattia-Uribe Terrance McKee Kristi Saw James Godley Daisa Johnson Trisha Pitter Denice Vallejo deep-rooted commitment to this place we call home. Elizabeth McNamara David R. Schaefer, Esq. Anne Godsey William Johnson Norine Polio Evelyn Vasquez Renee Mehra Patricia A. Scussel Miriam Gohara Corin Jones Seth Poole Lorena Venegas Vernon Melon Barbara Segaloff Joanne Goldblum Tanya Jones Melanie Post Santia Vennett Jennifer Mendez Terri Sells Ava Gonzales Katie Jones Deborah Price Christina Ventura
Volunteers Omar Mendez Sandra Vigliotti Jayson Gordneer Annie Kaplan Libby Protzman Joseph Vidro Senich Caprice Taylor Derrick Gordon Debbie Kee Lee Purvis Diane Visconti Mendez Christine Sessions Samone Gordon Tirzah Kemp Deborah Quinone Janna Wagner Jill Meyerhoff Marketa Shabazz Tamika Gordon Christine Kim Natacha Ramos Diana S. Wakerley Tanya Miller Abdurrahim Shakir Curtis Gore Germano Kimbro Sierra Ransom Jennifer Walk Jennifer Mitchell N’Zinga Shani Valen R. Grandelski Tyionna King Leslie Rascati LaKeisha Walker Maria Mojica Galit Sharma Sandra Grant Jamel Kinsey Elisha Ratchford Angettica Wallace Conley Monk Amelia Sherwood Thema Graves Shakaya Kitchens Carolyn Ray Marty Wallace Rodney Moore Ashley Sklar Kishon Gray Thomas Knox Samara Redwine Raymond Wallace Louisa Moore Gary Smart David Greco Edward Konowitz Gloria Reed TyQuazia Walton Andrea Moore Amos Smith Chante Greene Valerie Lane Elisabeth Reilly Shaquesha Melinda Moore Caroline Smith Washington Michael Greene Caren Lang Margarita Relaford Carla Morrison Raven Smith Nijija-Ife Waters Kimberly Kashonda Lawrence Thabisa Rich Jeanette Morrison Takara Smith Cynthia Watson Griffifth-Arts Laura Lawrence Mychal Richardson Gardner T. Abbott Nini Batista Marielis Bruno Karen Clute Laura Daniels Mary Elia Loria Morrison Shanna Solomon Taynisha Watts Kathy Hagearty Frederick P. Leaf, Esq. Yanira Rios Doreen Abubakar Candice Beard Laberta Brunson Delphine Clyburn Calvina Dargbe Pat Elia Montrel Morrison Virginia Soto Ronnet Watts Cinque Hall Michael Van Leesten Michael Ritter Marie Acquavita Rachel Bejin Stacey Brunson Dedra Cole Lygia Davenport Toni Ellis Gammy Moses Monae Spell David Weinreb Jaclyn Hanson Rob Leighton Nikia Ritter Helen B. Adams Shadae Bellamy Chrystal Burgos Carlos Collazo Tara Davila Yvonne Ellison Bidisha Nath, Carlton Staggers Sorini West Annie Harper Elaine Lickteig Jennifer Rivera MD, MPH Jasmine Staggers Sharmay Adams Amanda Bell-King Mary Jane Burt Patrice Collins Andre Davis Sathiya Eswarathasan Laura Harrell Clinton Weston Pam Linder Wali Muhammad Allison Rivera Susan S. Addiss Jasmine Benton Priscilla Burwell Eunisa Colon Maudest Davis Sheila Evans Kerry Stamford Bianca Whitaker Brenda Harris Sarah Long Frances Rivera-Bragg Rebecca Muniz Montel Stanton Nancy O. Alderman Ethel Berger Tahira Bush Luz Colville Derrick Davis Faith Evans Maria Harris Ruby Belton-White Anita Longstem Fernando Muniz Elizabeth Robinson Nancy Alexander Sherrea Blake Emily Byrne Mary Beth Congdon Kellyann Day Robin Moore-Evans Verta Stevenson Crystal White Maxine Harris Ingi-Mai Loorand Michaela Robinson Tennille Murphy Dr. Frederick (Jerry) Janet Alfano Beraetta Witcher- Heather Calabrese Kathleen Cooney Jose DeJesus Lydia E. Feliciano Kenneth Harris Desiree White Boatery Silvia Lopez Radouane Nasry Takima Robinson Streets Tatiana Alicea Yolanda Caldera- Sylvia Cooper Pamela Delerme Xia Feng Claudine Wilkins- Sasha Hay Maribel Lopez Ana Rodriguez Remi Boatright Durant Lisa Newfield Pat Stuart Chambers Whitney Allen Kenya Corley Quashe Dennis Amy Fenollosa Priscilla Hayes Arthur Bogen Marilyn Calderon Clara Nixon-Loyd Ashia Newton Joe Rodriguez Camille Suggs DeAri Allick Elizabeth Cortega Essence Weston Tom Ficklin Joanne Willcox Rachel Heerema Melissa Luckett Leyda (Lolli) Rodriguez Sherree Boldea Neva Caldwell Denny Rochelle Nivens Helen Suggs Tamara Wilson Jasmine Almeida Kathy Cortes Chariasika Figuero Travon Henderson Sherree Bolden Junie Callon Barbara Lumpkin Louis Nixon Rocio Rodriguez Johnesse Suggs Yahaira Alvarado Betse Courtmanche Diana Desmornes Joelle Fishman Imani Wilson Cheryl Herbert Jessica Lynch Randi Rubin Rodriguez Santiago Berrios- Susan Canteen Lynette DeVore Susan Garcia Nofi Keva Suggs Laronda Winfrey Mary Alvarez John Courtmanche Ben Florsheim Cassandra Herera Bones Desiree Caporaso Daviya Lyons Hon. Flemming L. Cynthia Rojas Stephanie Sumler Nadia Ameen Kenneth Cousar Carlos Diaz Brenda Foskey-Cyrus Elizabeth Yarburgh Miriam Bonhomme Nadine Herring Wanda Malave Norcott Jr. Yaritza Roman Alicia Caraballo Daniel Diaz Jeanette Sykes Elizabeth Yasyn Yasmin Amico Cheryl Covington Taylor Foundtree Barbara Hill Maria Norton Rebecca Bonhomme Tiffany Cari Sherman Malone Shonda Rosetta Linda Sylvester Yury Maciel Andrews China Coy Tyree Dickey Tammy Frank Jean Zadanys Blannie Bostic Curtis Hill Ebony Manning Holly O’Brien Carol F. Ross Marilyn M. Carson Jason Dorsey Cassie Taylor Roman Zajac Gerald M. Antunes John D. Gordon, CPA Taisha Franklin Howard K. Hill John O’Rourke Carlah Edaile-Bragg Addys Castillo Sada Marshall Sheilah Rostow T’rome Telford Esther Armmand Jill Dotlo Jacklyn Frasier Mary Ann Zavorskas Chester J. Brodnicki Cerrella Craig Lynette Hines Francisco Ortiz Angelica Castro Anaedrea Douglas Andrea Martinez James E. Ryan Vincent Tinnerello Stephen August Kanesha Crenshaw Lori Frazier Colleen Hines John Padilla
community + opportunity community Althea Marshall Paul A. Veiga, CFP Diane Dow Adrienne Mayo Michael D. Saffer, Esq. Barbara Tinney Michelle Baker Brooks Nadine Crimley Jordana Frost Hope Howard Abel Padro Yoo Jin Chang Jillian Driscoll Jamal Maysonet Marta Elisa Moret Rachel Tobias Latoya Baldwin Sharon Brooks Hannah Croasmun Ramon Gallegos Marsha Hurt Kima Parker Gabriela Chango Xuan Du Janic Maysonet Deborah Salters Evelyn Tomasello Asia Barnes Diane Brown Norm Forrester, Enna Garcia Arndra Hutchn Angela Parker Luis Chavez-Brumell CRPC Dwight Dukeson LaKendra McCargo Shawn Samuel Wanda Torres Willette Barnett Morgan Brown Tina Garrity Mubarakah Ibrahim Tracey Parks Mary Chervenak Helene A. Dori Dumas Latasha McClain Shannon Samuels Bruce Trammell Patricia Barrett Awtaya Brown Tamiya Gary TJ Clark II Archana Patel Barbara Chesler Augustine, CTFA Sarah McClan Alexandra Sanchez Ed Trimble Leshe Barton Dr. Khalilah L. Monique Durden Antoine Gary Tony Curtis Yadira Ijeh Vickie McClan Ms. Pearl Raymond Sanders Brown-Dean Alexis Christmas Alfreda Edwards Lensley Gay Anderson Curtis Markesha Ingram Tiana Williams- Karen Peart Manuel Santana Joe Brummer Brenda Clay-Ozene Herman Edwards Gordon Geballe Lakeisha Dailey Tressa A. Spears McCray Melissa Pensa Rosa Santana Erik M. Clemons Sherman Edwards Jackson Latoya McCrea Vivian Perez Maria Damiani Mohaganie Elder Naomi Santiago Dyric Petaway
58 CFGNH.ORG/REPORT2017-18 VOLUNTEERS 59 * The Community Foundation’s assets grew to $620 Million as of December 31, Combined Statements of Financial Position Combined Statements of Activities 2017. The annualized investment return of The Corporation since 1995 has 2017 2016 2017 2016 been 8.9% net of investment management fees, surpassing both its market- Assets Revenue, Gains and Other Support driven benchmark and the performance of almost all comparably-sized Cash and Cash Equivalents $ 7,123,652 $ 1,907,231 Contributions $ 53,798,658 $ 23,008,820 Investments at Market Value — Less Contributions to community foundations nationwide. Component Funds 376,781,960 338,191,021 MRI Investment Funds (41,411,739) — Investments at Market Value — Less Contributions to Organization Funds 183,895,585 160,603,988 Organization Funds (4,415,031) (10,325,708) Investments at Market Value — Net Contributions 7,971,888 12,683,112 MRI Investment Funds 44,250,553 — Financials Investment Gain, Net 57,895,883 13,519,328 Target Asset Allocation Total Assets in Millions Investment in Real Estate 3,169,303 2,801,250 Increase in value of Investments Total Investments 615,221,053 503,503,490 MRI Investment Funds Private Equity 19,125 — 2017 $ 620,119,557 Split-Interest Agreements 10% Mission-Related Investments 2,669,125 2,474,000 Released from Restrictions — — Contributions Receivable 287,157 1,577,940 2016 $508,995,026 Change in Value of Split-Interest 20% Grants Receivable 925,704 346,354 Agreements, Net 214,164 43,201 $620 50% 2015 $502,337,398 Split-Interest Agreements 603,227 624,531 Total Revenue, Gains and million Other Support $ 66,101,060 $ 26,245,641 Other Assets 39,161 15,322 Expense 20% 2014 $462,998,661 Furniture and Equipment, Net 374,130 453,389 Grants and Distributions, Total Assets $ 620,119,557 $ 508,995,026 Approved Net $ 25,946,701 $ 29,211,759 2013 $434,050,752 Liabilities and Net Assets Grants for Program Management • Global Equities (50%) Liabilities and Direct Grant Activities 2,566,568 2,484,611 • Bonds (20%) Accounts Payable and • Hedge Equities (20%) $300 M $400 M $500 M $600 M Total Grants and • Real Assets (10%) Accrued Expenses $ 482,441 $ 469,925 Distributions Expense 28,513,269 31,696,370 Organization Funds 183,895,585 160,603,988 Less Distributions from MRI Investment Funds 44,250,553 — Organization Funds (9,703,752) (8,465,120) Liabilities Under Split-Interest Net Grant and Mission Related Investments Create Powerful Partnerships Agreements 385,605 385,157 Distributions Expense 18,809,517 23,231,250 Grants Payable 1,601,206 1,855,229 Financial, Endowment and The Community Foundation has continued its work to make mission related investments (MRIs) in local nonprofit Investment Management 1,316,778 1,273,261 Total Liabilities 230,615,390 163,314,299 and for-profit ventures that it believes will produce positive long-term community benefits. In addition to a small Development, Donor Services and allocation from a portion of its endowment, The Foundation also received $41M from a private foundation to create Net Assets Fund Stewardship 935,837 904,910 a new MRI partnership with a focus on the Newhallville-Dixwell neighborhood of New Haven. The Foundation Unrestricted 388,202,897 344,465,200 Management, Leadership and Operations 1,215,488 1,175,319 leverages its impact through support from individual and institutional donors, as well as other local, regional and Temporarily Restricted 1,301,270 1,215,527 Total Administration Expense 3,468,103 3,353,490 national funding partners. MRIs made to date include: Total Net Assets 389,504,167 345,680,727 Total Expense $ 22,277,620 $ 26,584,740 Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 620,119,557 $ 508,995,026 Company / Entity Investment Amount Business Description Increase (Decrease) in Net Assets 43,823,440 (339,099) Freshbev $2,000,000 HPP craft juicer with 100% Net Assets — Beginning of Year 345,680,727 346,019,826 traceable and natural ingredients Net Assets — End of Year $ 389,504,167 $ 345,680,727 Sea Greens / Green Wave $250,000 A regenerative aquaculture based on sea greens for healthier food Total Grants and Grants Management Expense Total Expense community + opportunity community Fitscript $650,000 A digital healthcare company 6.3% 10.8% 9.0% with a patented application 8.0% for halting Type 2 diabetes • Non-competitive Grants • Grants and Distributions (81.2%) 12.6% and Distributions (72.1%) (including Leadership Activities) $28.5 • Competitive Grants (12.6%) $31.9 Homeownership Program $1,000,000 Home ownership loans for • Grants Management (8.0%) million • Leadership Activities (9.0%) million • Administration (10.8%) • Fiduciary Grants (6.3%) low to moderate home buyers 72.1% 81.2% My Gene Counsel $250,000 Female-owned digital genetic counselling company
* Complete audited financial statements of The Community Foundation for Greater New Haven, which include the Valley Community Foundation in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles, are available at cfgnh.org/financials 60 CFGNH.ORG/REPORT2017-18 INVESTMENTS / FINANCIALS 61 *
Executive Finance, Investments, Grantmaking & Strategy William W. Ginsberg Administration & Technology Christina M. Ciociola, MSW, MPH President & CEO A.F. Drew Alden Senior Vice President for Leigh Curtis Higgins, EdD Senior Vice President for Investments Grantmaking and Strategy Senior Director for Professional CFO and Chief Compliance Officer Sarah J. H. Fabish Development and for the Executive Office President & CEO, TCF-Mission Vice President for Investments Company Ellen Perrotti Grantmaking and Scholarships
Professional Staff Professional Administrative Associate Wendy G. Gamba Kenn Harris Vice President for Finance & Operations Jolyn Washington Walker Vice President of Community Engagement Administration Officer Jennifer A. Glover-Keller, MBA and Director of New Haven Healthy Start Investment Services Manager Denise M. Canning Tamara Gray Grants Manager Planning & Operations Data Management Associate Stephanie Chung Angela G. Powers Brandi L. Kryvonis Nonprofit Relations Manager Senior Vice President for Disbursements Officer Eliezer Lee Cruz Planning and Operations Ngawang Lama Director of Community Outreach Tricia Caldwell, MA Finance Associate Jackie Downing Director of Communications Marcie Monaco Director of Grantmaking and Kathleen Cei Director of Finance and Accounting Nonprofit Effectiveness Communications Officer José R. Ruiz Matthew Higbee Ratasha Smith Endowment Associate Research and Communications Officer Communications Officer Vilandria Turner Deborah L. Wright Director of Information Management Caprice Taylor Mendez, MEd Philanthropic Officer and Analysis Strategic Program Manager Logan Roddy Development & Human Resources & Grantmaking Associate Donor Services Organizational Culture Kara Straun Knowledge and Evaluation Manager Dorothy (Dotty) Weston-Murphy, CAP© Leon Bailey Jr., MPA, DMIN Senior Vice President for Development Senior Vice President for Human Resources Cynthia Chan and Donor Services and Organizational Culture Program Assistant for New Haven Healthy Start Carmen Burgos Lisa Carter Development Associate Human Resources Manager Natasha Ray, MS Core Services Manager for Sharon Cappetta Leigh Curtis Higgins, EdD New Haven Healthy Start Director of Development Senior Director for Professional Linda M. Estacion Development and for the Executive Office Galit Sharma, MA Director of Donor Services and Program Manager for Development Operations New Haven Healthy Start community + opportunity community Kelli R. Gibson Development Associate
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62 CFGNH.ORG/REPORT2017-18 *At time of publication $434,526,038 GRANTS AND DISTRIBUTIONS OVER THE LAST 90 YEARS, AND COUNTING...
In 1928, Nettie Dayton became the first person to establish a fund with The Community Foundation for Greater New Haven, and her generosity has inspired thousands of others in the ninety years since. “… I give and bequeath… in trust for the public, charitable and educational uses and purposes… subject to all of the provisions of the Resolution and Declaration of Trust… creating The New Haven Foundation….” The Nettie J. Dayton Fund, 1928
Our community’s future… The COMMUNITY Foundation for Greater New Haven What inspires you?
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IN THESE CHALLENGING TIMES $434,526,038 GRANTS AND DISTRIBUTIONS OVER THE LAST 90 YEARS, COMMUNITY AND COUNTING...
COMMUNITY OPPORTUNITY In 1928, Nettie Dayton became the first person to establish a
fund with The Community Foundation for Greater New Haven, + OPPORTUNITY NOW MORE THAN EVER now more than ever and her generosity has inspired thousands of others in the ninety years since. “… I give and bequeath… in trust for the public, charitable and educational uses and purposes… subject to all of the provisions of the Resolution and Declaration of Trust… creating The New Haven Foundation….” The Nettie J. Dayton Fund, 1928
Our community’s future… The COMMUNITY Foundation for Greater New Haven What inspires you? 2017/18 REPORT TO OUR COMMUNITY
203-777-2386 tel 203-787-6584 fax 70 Audubon Street New Haven, CT 06510 cfgnh.org