2006 ANNUAL REPORT

The 2006 Annual Report of Central Community Foundation (CICF) • The Foundation • Legacy Fund Community Foundation Issued October 2007

Moving from “Good to Great” 2006: and Picking Up Speed Starting in 2004, CICF staff studied Jim Collins’ book Good to Great (Harper Collins 2001) and participated in a “Good to Great” council to discuss how these principles could be applied to the Foundation. The process became a lens through which everyone understood where we should invest our time and financial resources for the greatest community benefit. It has provided insight and clarity around our work ever since. In 2006 Good to Great concepts continued to reap benefits for CICF, The Indianapolis Foundation, and Legacy Fund and the communities they serve. We are most Probably the most valuable exercise, yet also the passionate about... The most difficult, was identifying the “Hedgehog Transformative CICF’s Concept.” It’s based on the notion that a hedgehog Power of does one thing really well: whenever threatened, it curls Philanthropy “Hedgehog” up in a ball, pointing its prickly needles at its predator. Collins suggests that “great” organizations have figured We can be the best in out what that one thing is by having clarity around three CICF's Good to Great the world Council identify CICF’s Deep questions: What are you most passionate about? What at... “Hedgehog Concept” Philanthropic are you the best in the world at? What drives your Relationships in Net Revenue resource engine? Central Indiana per Fund CICF’s answers to these questions framed our 2006 work and led to extraordinary results that we are pleased to report to you: our donors, our grantees, our key Our resource engine is... constituents, and our community. We are passionate about the transformative power of philanthropy. This means philanthropy not only changes the lives of those who benefit from it, but it also transforms the lives of the donors as well. We strive to be best in “our world” of central Indiana at leveraging deep philanthropic relationships for community good. These relationships help achieve more philanthropic synergy that leads to greater out- comes for the community. This means we must have deeply connected relationships with our board mem- bers, donors, not-for-profit organizations, financial and legal advisors, and other community leaders. As a not-for-profit, we think more about resources and community good than about pure economics. Yet, with more than $600 million in assets, we realize that to provide great community benefit, we must have a business model that effectively gathers and prudently invests our resources. Therefore, our resource engine requires all funds to share equitably in funding programs and services. The 2006 annual report summarizes a year of great results through our work to embody and inspire the transformative power of philanthropy, leverage deep philanthropic relationships, and build assets for effective philanthropic investments. Thank you for your support and efforts to improve our community. We look forward to our continued partnership in 2007 and beyond. Key 2006 Stats Michael Smith Brian Payne (as of 12/31/06) Contributions: $33.1 million Funds: 623 Chair President Grants awarded: $33.9 million CICF Board of Directors Central Indiana Community Foundation Assets: January 1 $536.9 million December 31 $609.8 million Investment Return: 16.1% www.cicf.org Grants: The Transformative Power of Philanthropy

Grants listed were awarded by funds with a competitive awards process including The Indianapolis Foundation, Legacy Fund, and other CICF funds. Search our online grants library at www.cicf.org to view award amounts by fund.

100 Black Men of Indianapolis, Inc. Broadway United Methodist Church Indianapolis Adult & Child Mental Health Center, Inc. Brooke’s Place for Grieving Young People, Dress For Success Indianapolis, Inc. African Community International, Inc. Inc. Dyslexia Institute of Indiana, Inc. Agape Therapeutic Riding Resources, Inc. Brookside Community Youth Program, Inc. Eagle Creek Park Foundation, Inc. Alternatives Incorporated of Madison County Butler Company East 10th United Methodist Children & Youth American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana Jordan College of Fine Arts Center, Inc Foundation, Inc. Butler-Tarkington Neighborhood Association Edna Martin Christian Center American Diabetes Association Calvary Temple Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Anglican Church of Resurrection Camptown, Inc. Western Art Antioch Neighborhood Restoration & Cardinal Ritter High School Library Emmerich Manual High School Library Outreach Ministry Inc. Carmel Clay Parks and Recreation Englishton Park United Presbyterian Area Youth Ministry, Inc. Carmel Symphony Orchestra Ministries, Inc. Arlington High School Library Carnegie Performing Arts Center of East Esther’s Place Arsenal Technical High School Library Exodus Refugee/Immigration, Inc. Art With a Heart Carroll County Wabash & Erie Canal Family Service of Central Indiana, Inc. Arts Council of Indianapolis Cathedral High School Library Field Station Cooperative IRH Fund Awards Asante Children’s Theater Catholic Charities Indianapolis Fine Arts Society of Indianapolis Asian American Alliance, Inc. Catholic Youth Organization First-Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church Asian Help Services Center for Leadership Development, Inc. Fishers Freedom Festival $1 Millionth Dollar Assistance League of Indianapolis Centro Familiar Vida Nueva Community Center Association of Fundraising Professionals - Cherubims, Inc. Forest Manor Multi-Service Center Indiana Chapter Children’s Bureau, Inc. Frankfort-Midwest Rail Heritage Trust In 2006, the Indianapolis Retirement Home (IRH) Auntie Mame’s Child Development Center Choices, Inc. Franklin Central High School Library Inc. Freetown Village, Inc. Fund awarded $497,381 to 19 organizations serving AYS Inc. Christian Theological Seminary Friends of Beck’s Mill, Inc. B&O Trail Association Cicero Friends of the Park, Inc. Friends of Garfield Park, Inc. older adults in central Indiana, bringing its total grants Ball State University CICOA Aging & In-Home Solutions Fund for Hoosier Excellence, Inc. Bands of America, Inc. City of Noblesville Garden Baptist Church awarded since its 2004 inception to $1.3 million. This Library Coalition for Homelessness Intervention & Garden City Christian Church BehaviorCorp Prevention Gennesaret Free Clinic $13.1 million CICF field-of-interest fund addresses Ben Davis High School Library Coburn Place Safe Haven George Washington Community School Ben Davis Ninth Grade Center Library College Mentors for Kids! Inc. George Washington Community School issues and opportunities for our community's older Best Buddies Indiana Community Alliance of the Far Eastside Library adults. Over its 137-year history, the Home built a Bethlehem House Residence, Inc. (CAFE) Girl Scouts of Hoosier Capital Council Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana Community Caring and Sharing, Inc. Girls Incorporated of Franklin significant endowment, mostly from donors’ planned Bishop Chatard High School Library Concord Neighborhood Center Girls Incorporated of Indianapolis Blue River Foundation, Inc. Coordinated Aging Services for Morgan Girls Incorporated of Shelbyville/Shelby gifts, which the IRH board transferred to CICF after Boone County Senior Services County County Bosma Industries for the Blind, Inc. Coppin Chapel AME Church Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana, Inc. the Home closed in 2004. Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville Cosmo Knights Scholarship Fund, Inc. Goldman Union Camp Institute Boys & Girls Clubs of Indianapolis Covenant Christian High School Library Governor’s Public Building Foundation Inc. “When we operated as the Indianapolis Retirement Boys & Girls Clubs of Indianapolis (Atkins Covenant Community Church Great Commission Church of God Unit) Crispus Attucks Medical Magnet High School Greater Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce Home directly providing services to seniors, we were Boys & Girls Clubs of Indianapolis (Francis Library Greater Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce Scott Key #103) Crooked Creek Multi-Service Center Foundation able to make a difference in the lives of 53 seniors,” Boys & Girls Clubs of Indianapolis (Keenan- Crooked Creek Northwest CDC Greater Indianapolis Progress Committee said IRH Fund advisory board chair, Karen Whitney. Stahl) Crossroads of America Council/Boy Scouts of Greenways Foundation, Inc. Boys & Girls Clubs of Indianapolis (LeGore America Gregory Hancock Dance Theatre “Now, as the IRH Fund in partnership with CICF, Unit) Dads, Inc. Hamilton Centers Youth Service Bureau, Inc. Boys & Girls Clubs of Indianapolis (Lilly Unit) Dance Kaleidoscope Hamilton County Artists’ Association through the strategic granting of our funds we are Boys & Girls Clubs of Indianapolis (Wheeler Day Nursery Association of Indianapolis, Inc. Hamilton County Child Service Network Unit) Dayspring Center, Inc. Hamilton County Leadership Academy able to work with many direct providers and together Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School Library Decatur Central High School Library Hamilton County Parenting Coalition Brightwood Community Center Diabetes Youth Foundation of Indiana, Inc. Hamilton County Parks & Recreation we are making a difference in the lives of thousands Broad Ripple High School Library Dirty Dozen Hunting and Fishing Club Hamilton County Vesta Foundation for of seniors in central Indiana.” Domestic Violence Network of Greater

Hamilton County Artists’ Association Revives Old Church for New Art Center

A 130-year-old church, located at the The Association also helps to support art corner of Fifth and Cherry Streets, became education. “Every year we give a scholarship home to a new art center for Hamilton to a Hamilton County high school senior who County. The First Baptist Church of plans to study fine arts in college,” said Noblesville was recently put up for sale William Duncan, building committee member. by the congregation, and it was The organization also participates in the agreed that an art center would be community by volunteering to do school the best use of the property. The demonstrations and donating art work. Hamilton County Artists' Association The HCAA received $5,000 from Legacy (HCAA) was looking for a Fund, a CICF affiliate, and $10,000 from permanent home for its organiza- Efroymson Fund, a CICF fund, for renovation tion. In May 2006, the church was costs for the new art center. Reconstruction purchased by the City of Noblesville began in June 2006 and the HCAA opened and the HCAA was granted ten to the public in late April 2007. percent ownership of the property. The HCAA was created in 1950 by nine Hamilton County residents to promote the arts throughout the community. Floyd Hopper, one of Indiana's best known artists, was a founding member. Every year the organization puts on a fall exhibit which alternates between the Noblesville and Carmel libraries.

2 Women’s Fund Celebrates 10th Anniversary with Gifts and Grants

Children, Inc. Meals on Wheels of Hamilton County Hamilton Southeastern Schools Foundation Mental Health Association in Marion County Happy Hollow Children’s Camp, Inc. Messiah Missionary Baptist Church Women's Fund of Central Indiana celebrated Harrison Center for the Arts, Inc. Midwest Music Summit Harshman Middle School Minority Engineering Program of Indianapolis its 10th anniversary in September 2006 by Hawthorne Community Center Mother Theresa Hackelmeier Memorial Health and Hospital Corporation of Marion Library announcing that it will receive up to $2 million County MSD of Perry Township Healthy Families of Hamilton County MSD of Washington Township from , Inc. and by awarding Heart of the Tree City Museum of Miniature Houses and Other $500,000 in grants, including its three largest Heartland Film Festival Collections, Inc. Hemophilia of Indiana, Inc. National FFA Foundation, Inc. grants ever. The Lilly Endowment gift includes Hendricks County Senior Services, Inc. National Junior Tennis League Heritage Christian School Library National Parks Conservation Association $1 million to the endowment and another $1 Heritage Place of Indianapolis, Inc. Near North Development Corporation Hillel Foundation at Inc. Neighborhood Self-Employment Initiative million in a one-to-one matching grant. Historic Connersville, Inc. Net Literacy Corporation Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana New Horizon High School Library The following organizations received Historic Newburgh, Inc. New Light Christian Church Holy Family Services Noblesville Cultural Arts Commission $150,000 bold and transformative grants in Horizon House Noblesville Parks & Recreation Department Humane Society of Indianapolis Noblesville Sister Cities International each of Women's Fund's priority fund- Indiana AIDS Fund NoExit ing areas of caregiving, domestic Indiana Athletic Teen Basketball Association North Central High School Library Indiana Business Diversity Council Northside New Era Community Outreach violence and insufficient income: Indiana Coalition Against Sexual Assault Northwest High School Library (INCASA) NPower Indiana Indiana Coalition on Housing & Homeless Oasis Christian Community Development Issues Corporation Domestic Violence: Ruth Indiana Deaf Camps Foundation, Inc. Old Centrum Foundation, Inc. Indiana Historical Society Open Doors of Westfield - Washington Lilly Health Education Indiana Humanities Council Township, Inc. Indiana Karst Conservancy, Inc. Orchard Park Elementary School PTO Center Indiana Latino Institute PACE/OAR, Inc. Indiana Minority Health Coalition Library This grant, administered by Indiana Museum of African American History Pathway to the Future Learning Center Health Education Inc. Paws and Think Indiana Opportunities Industrialization Center Peace Learning Center Center, will provide healthy State Council Perry Meridian High School Library Indiana Repertory Theatre, Inc. Philharmonic Orchestra of Indianapolis relationships workshops for Indiana School For the Blind Library Phillips Temple Christian Methodist Episcopal Indiana School for the Deaf Church 11,800 fifth and seventh grade Indiana School for the Deaf Library Pike High School Freshman Center Library Indiana Sports Corporation Pike High School Library students in Indianapolis Public Indiana State Museum Foundation, Inc. Pike Performing Arts Center Indiana University Center on Philanthropy Planned Parenthood of Indiana, Inc. Schools. The goal of the Indiana University Foundation Prevail, Inc. Indiana Youth Institute Prevent Blindness Indiana workshops is to promote healthy Indianapolis Algebra Project, Inc. Primary Colours relationships, reduce the PrimeLife Enrichment, Inc. Indianapolis Children’s Choir Progress House, Inc. incidence of teen relationship Indianapolis Civic Theatre, Inc. Project S.H.A.P.E. Indianapolis Downtown Artists & Dealers Project SEED, Inc. violence and aid in long-term Association Purdue Cooperative Extension Service of Indianapolis Downtown, Inc. Marion County prevention of domestic violence. Indianapolis Housing Agency Rebuilding the Wall Inc. Indianapolis Interfaith Hospitality Network Right to Life of Indianapolis, Inc. Indianapolis Juvenile Correctional Facility Riley Children’s Foundation Library Roncalli High School Library Insufficient Income: Indianapolis Neighborhood Housing Ruth Lilly Health Education Center Partnership Ruth Lilly Medical Library Neighborhood Self Indianapolis Neighborhood Resource Center Saint Florian Center, Inc. Employment Initiative Indianapolis Opera Save the Youth, Inc. Indianapolis Parks Foundation Scecina Memorial High School Library This grant will fund programs to help Indianapolis Senior Center, Inc. School on Wheels Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra Science Central, Inc. women start or enhance their own Indianapolis Theatre Fringe Festival, Inc. Scott United Methodist Church Indianapolis Urban League, Inc. Second Helpings, Inc. businesses. The Neighborhood Self Indianapolis Zoological Society, Inc. Servant’s Heart of Indy, Inc. Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library ShadowApe Theatre Company Employment Initiative and its Central Foundation, Inc. Shalom Health Care Center, Inc. Indy Creative Aging, Inc. Shepherd Community Inc. Indiana Women's Business Center use Inspirations of Hamilton County, Inc. Sheridan Historical Society Institute for Psychoanalysis Sheridan Public Library classes and mentoring to promote InterAction Theater, Inc. Society of St. Vincent de Paul entrepreneurship among women, International Center of Indianapolis, Inc. Southeast Community Services International School of Indiana Library Southeast Neighborhood Development, Inc. many of them with low incomes. The International Violin Competition of Southport High School Library Indianapolis Special Olympics Indiana, Area 8 organization expects to train 4,000 IUPUI Solution Center Speedway Baptist Church IUPUI University Library Speedway High School Library people in the next three years. Jacer Inn, Inc. St. Richard’s School, an Independent Jameson, Inc. Episcopal Day School Japan-America Society of Indiana, Inc. Student Impact of Westfield Jewel Christian Academy Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Center of Caregiving: Neighborhood Self Jewish Federation of Greater Indianapolis Indiana John H. Boner Community Center Sycamore Foundation Employment Initiative John P. Craine House, Inc. Techpoint Association The grant will allow this organization Joy’s House Techpoint Foundation Kaleidoscope Church & Community The Children’s TherAplay Foundation Inc. to train low-income women to become Partnership The Church Federation of Greater Keep Indianapolis Beautiful, Inc. Indianapolis, Inc. self-employed caregivers, working in childcare Key Learning Community Library Foundation Kindred Spirits, A Gallery for Young People The Jeanie Foundation, Inc. and home care for the disabled and elderly. Krannert Memorial Library The Julian Center, Inc. La Plaza, Inc. The League Lacy Leadership Association The Office of Student Life and Diversity at Lafayette School Corporation IUPUI With the three bold and transformative grants Lawrence Central High School Library The People’s Burn Foundation of Indiana, Inc. Lawrence North High School Library The Polis Center and $50,000 in scholarships given to seven Legacy House, Inc. The Saint Christopher Center, Inc. women in their last year of college, Women’s Life Line Community Center The Salvation Army Life Science Education Center The William E. English Foundation Fund has now given $2.3 million to more than 70 Little Bethel Missionary Baptist Church Thomas Carr Howe Academy Library Volunteers of America of Indiana Little Red Door Cancer Agency Town of Fishers Parks and Recreation VSA Arts of Indiana, Inc. different local organizations serving women and Local Initiatives Support Corporation Department Warren Central High School Library Low Cost Spay-Neuter Clinic, Inc. Town of Sheridan Westfield Washington Public Library girls in central Indiana during its first 10 years. Lutheran Child and Family Services of IN/KY, Training Inc. Westminster Neighborhood Ministries Inc. Transition Vision, Inc. Wheeler Mission Ministries For more information on Women’s Fund of Lutheran High School Library Trinity Episcopal Church Wishard Memorial Foundation Mapleton-Fall Creek Development Trinity Free Clinic Women in Motion, Inc. Central Indiana, call 317.634.2423 or visit Corporation Union United Methodist Church Wythougan Valley Preservation Council Marian College United Northwest Area, Inc. Y-ME Indiana www.cicf.org. Marion County Commission on Youth of Central Indiana YMCA Athenaeum Branch Marion County Public Defender Agency - University High School of Indiana YMCA of Greater Indianapolis Juvenile Division Urban Arts Consortium of Indianapolis, Inc. Young Audiences of Indiana, Inc. Martin Luther King Multi-Service Center Visiting Nurse Service, Inc. Youth Job Preparedness Program, Inc. Mary Rigg Neighborhood Center VistaCare Foundation Youth Philanthropy Initiative of Indiana

3 Community Leadership: Updates on Five-Year Initiatives

In March 2004, CICF announced two long-term initiatives – “Family Success” and “Inspiring Places.” CICF, its affiliates Legacy Fund and The Indianapolis Foundation, and some of its partners and donor-advised funds are committed to both initiatives through 2010. Read below about the progress being made with Family Success and on pages 6 and 7 for updates on Inspiring Places.

FAMILY SUCCESS INITIATIVE: Family Success = Neighborhood Success = Community Success

CICF’s Family Success Initiative creates opportunities for families to improve the quality of their lives and be more productive and engaged in the community.

Goals: John H. Boner Center, 2236 E. 10th Street Success Story: ● Improved economic security and John H. Boner Center established partner- Hawthorne Center used its flexible funding opportunity. Families with life-long educa- ships with the Indiana Women’s Prison and to create a three-part financial incentive tion and job skills are equipped to advance Englewood Christian Community Development program for its families, in which families in their careers, earn a self-sufficient income, Corp. and created a program entitled “Women could earn incentives for creating a saving and safely build assets. In Motion.” The program serves inmates who plan, demonstrating family behavior changes, ● Improved healthy and safe home are within six to nine months of release, plan or for emergency support. The results have lives. Families have room to succeed when on residing in the near-eastside neighborhood, been impressive so far: they are not struggling with homelessness, and do not have children in the child welfare ● 29 families have received family behavior unsafe homes, family violence, and/or system. Boner uses a life assessment curriculum incentives for earning a GED, volunteering substance abuse. developed as part of the “Bridges Out of at school, or getting a better job. ● Improved social and services connec- Poverty” work by Dr. Ruby Payne to help the ● 24 families have saved $3,400, matched tions. Families with extended family, women identify the issues in their lives that two dollars for every dollar saved through friends, and neighbors can provide mutual keep them from succeeding. the grant. support, stability, and affordable, reliable ● All 30 families have received some help. Oasis Christian CDC, 1701 E. 25th Street amount of support to help with such Oasis established partnerships with Healthnet, things as transportation, auto repairs, Indianapolis Housing Agency, Purdue childcare, work uniforms, or GED tests Grants: Cooperative Extension, and John H. Boner (not to exceed $600 per year). The initiative consists of major grants to three Center. This faith-based program will serve Though project staff can be challenged to neighborhood organizations in Marion County families of the New Bridges Apartment assure families do not become dependent, and a county-wide effort in Hamilton County: community, other families who are at 150 having flexible funds to address barriers, to ● Hawthorne Community Center (Westside) percent of poverty level, and those who have incentivize savings, and to support education ● John H. Boner Center (Near Eastside) demonstrated a previous self-directed activity and skill development is an extremely ● Oasis Christian Community Development that could lead to employability and success important tool in assisting working poor Corp. (Martindale/Brightwood neighborhood) (such as attending Ivy Tech, earning a GED, or families to achieve success. ● SNAP Initiative (Hamilton County) other education or training). (see story on page 5). Hawthorne Community Center, 2440 W. Ohio Street Each organization has or can arrange, at a Hawthorne has established partnerships minimum, the following activities and services: with Christamore House and the Near Westside ● Intensive case management ● Community Development Corporation. It serves Workforce development families who are at 150 percent of poverty ● Education and vocational training ● level and reside on the Westside of Indianapolis. Financial literacy training Hawthorne created a financial incentive-based ● Barrier busting resources ● approach for families to earn money for Rental and homeownership assistance accomplishing life changing milestones such as a high school diploma or GED, starting a savings account, getting a better job, or completing vocational training.

4 HAMILTON COUNTY FOCUS: SNAP INTO ACTION!

Statistics show that 45 percent of eighth graders have tried drinking and 12 percent of seniors are using pot regularly. Legacy Fund, a CICF affiliate serving Hamilton County, now has a group of approximately 60 volunteers to help raise awareness of this problem through a coalition called “SNAP.” SNAP will raise the issue in our community conscience and support families who want to make better choices. “It’s about pulling the community together through a grassroots effort,” said Beth Gehlhausen, SNAP consultant. “Through education and greater awareness, we want Lessons Learned: kids to be more responsible to themselves Balancing short-term and long-term and to other people. We want everyone in solutions the community talking about this and saying: Neighborhood organizations are already ‘This is a big issue and we need to get on overwhelmed and cannot be expected to board as a community to do something Hamilton Centers Youth Service Bureau’s Safe manage even more. In a funding paradigm about it.’” Place Teen Advisory Board, and 4-H Junior where funders and donors traditionally SNAP is a coalition of Legacy Fund Leaders. The event was widely promoted evaluate success based on quantity quickly board members, parents, youth, businesses, to Hamilton County youth and despite cold versus quality over time, organizations need school guidance counselors, youth clergy, snowy weather, 300 attendees received to learn how to shift work to balance both not-for-profit organizations, law enforcement t-shirts, wrist bands, and a safe, fun, drug-free short-term fixes and long-term solutions. and others who are committed to changing entertainment alternative. There is a growing shift to pursue longer- how people think and respond to youth For more information, call Liz Tate, term, client-centered results in the work to substance abuse. SNAP is committed to associate vice president for Legacy Fund, at serve both families and individuals. And, raising the issue throughout the county and 317.843.2479 or visit www.snapintoaction.com. funders and donors need to further encouraging parents and kids to talk about understand that families living in poverty it and take this problem seriously. with educational and skill deficiencies require SNAP is using its Web site, www.snapin- more assistance and support than usually toaction.com, as an online video magazine to offered by programs seeking quick or share its story. It also partnered with Verizon short-term results (six months to a year). Wireless Music Center for a Spook-a-palooza Battle of the Bands on October 26, 2006. Flexible dollars provide immediate This event was an effort to support help for unfilled gaps positive, drug-free activities that allow Frontline staff can tell you what clients teens a social environment to enjoy their need most based on common shared issues. music without drugs or alcohol. Six The flexible funding allows staff to take a local high school bands from four greater risk with clients to empower them to Hamilton County high schools be more self-sufficient rather than enabling participated. “Three Piece Suit,” a band them in the short-term. from Noblesville and Tipton, won the competition, judged by youth representing System Changes various SNAP partners including LINK, Organizations tend to offer services to families in silos instead of serving the family as a unit with an integrated service approach. Donors, funders, and policymakers need to Statistics show that 45 percent of increase support for flexible barrier-busting eighth graders have tried drinking funding that provides more holistic, family- and 12 percent of seniors are focused solutions versus an organization or service-specific, less-integrated approach. using pot regularly.

For more information about CICF’s Family Success Initiative, call Harry McFarland, vice president of The Indianapolis Foundation, at 317.634.2423 or visit www.cicf.org. 5 Community Leadership: Updates on Five-Year Initiatives

INSPIRING PLACES INITIATIVE

Generous donors and visionary leaders have bestowed central Indiana with high-quality natural, cultural, and built public places. At their best, these unique resources: ● Break down economic, physical, and cultural barriers between people ● Act as economic and cultural anchors to their surrounding neighborhoods ● Catalyze community energy and build a sense of community identity and mutual ownership ● Encourage healthy lifestyles and civic engagement ● Inspire and aid tourism and economic development ● Lead to national recognition for central Indiana’s quality of life

CICF’s Inspiring Places Initiative also involves helping active citizen groups transform existing underused spaces into high quality community amenities. These public places include parks and public plazas, historic business districts and cultural districts, and the greenways and pedestrian/bike trails that connect them. Communities may already be using beautification and development programs, superior architecture, arts programs, public art, or festivals to enhance their public places.

Coxhall Gardens Located on the corner of 116th and Towne Road, Carmel

Coxhall Gardens is a modern day park with many amenities to offer the community. It contains a centerpiece surrounded by beautiful rose and tulip gardens. These gardens are well complemented by crystal blue water fountains. This 125-acre park also has many speciality gardens. A children's garden and futuristic playground was added for the community to enjoy. A rabbit hole slide, peek-a-boo hills, a storefront village, and educational elements allow children to let their imaginations run wild. – Hamilton County Parks Department.

A Gala in the Gardens event was held on Friday, Sept 8, 2006 at Coxhall Gardens to highlight the first official ringing of the 90-foot bell towers. Coxhall Gardens is the only place in the world that has two operating bell towers. The event attracted Coxhall Gardens is the only place in the 300 people and raised $40,000 for park development. world that has two operating bell towers. Legacy Fund has helped the Hamilton County Parks Department in its relationship with the Cox family on this historic gift. In 2006, Legacy Fund helped the Friends of Hamilton County Parks collect funds for the Coxhall Garden Society and establish For more information about CICF’s its independent not-for-profit status. Inspiring Places Initiative, contact Tony For more information, visit www. Macklin, associate vice president for coxhallgardens.org or call Al Patterson, development at CICF, 317.634.2423 director of Hamilton County Parks Department, at 317.896.5874. 6 or e-mail [email protected]. A rendering of the proposed 12,000 Indianapolis Parks square-foot community center. Foundation Breathes Life into Windsor Village Park

The Indianapolis Parks Foundation, a CICF partner, began plans to renovate a near-eastside park located on the northwest corner of Kitley Ave. and 25th St. Windsor Village Park is a small community park of only five acres located in a dense, residential community serving more than 500 children. The community was divided with the construction of Interstate 70, which runs along the northern edge of the property. The park is truly the centerpiece of the community, and yet it does not offer ample quality amenities for the number of individuals it serves.

After gathering community input in 2005, the Indianapolis Parks Foundation has launched a $3 million capital campaign that will result in the following: Alabama Street, from ● Tear down of the old community center North to Market Streets, (2,184 square feet) and replacement with will be completed by a new (12,000 square foot) family center November 2007. with a computer lab, educational space, fitness area and a game room. A new indoor gymnasium will provide year round recreational programs. Cost $2.3 million Indianapolis Cultural Trail: ● Maintain an additional two acres that A Legacy of Gene & Marilyn Glick have been added to Windsor Village park Located in 7.5 miles throughout in the past two years. Cost $95,000 ● Add a new playground that is universally The Indianapolis Cultural Trail: A Legacy of Gene & Marilyn Glick saw significant progress accessible for all ages and abilities. Cost in 2006, particularly in fundraising and design. Gene and Marilyn Glick gave $15 million to $100,000 the Indianapolis Cultural Trail, a public-private partnership led by CICF and the City of ● Replace the outdoor basketball court. Indianapolis. The gift renamed the trail as: “Indianapolis Cultural Trail: A Legacy of Gene and Cost $60,000 Marilyn Glick.” As of December 31, 2006, the Cultural Trail had raised $34 million of its ● Add new picnic shelter. Cost $25,000 $50.35 million budget from donors including Myrta Pulliam, Efroymson Fund, Nina Mason ● Add a walking trail to be built around the Pulliam Charitable Trust, Lumina Foundation, Stephen H. Simon Foundation, Herb Simon perimeter of the park. Cost $60,000 Family Foundation, The Indianapolis Foundation, Alan Whitehall Clowes Charitable Foundation, and Robert and Gina Laikin. In 2006, The Indianapolis Foundation, Local landscape architects, Rundell Ernstberger & Associates, are the lead designers for a CICF affiliate, awarded $100,000 towards the Cultural Trail with another local engineering firm, RW Armstrong providing project the design phase of the campaign and management. Construction began on the first Alabama Street corridor May 1, 2007 and Efroymson Fund, a CICF fund, awarded the entire 7.5 miles is scheduled to be completed in 2009. $25,000 for a walking and nature trail. The Cultural Trail is a world-class urban bike and pedestrian path that connects For more information, visit www.indy- neighborhoods, cultural districts and entertainment amenities, and serves as the downtown parksfoundation.org or call Cindy Porteous, hub for the central Indiana greenway trail system. executive director, at 317.860.3251. For more information, visit www.indyculturaltrail.org or call Gail Swanstrom at 317.713.3333. 7 Philanthropic Advising: Making Charitable Dreams Come True Bringing Buffett’s Beliefs to the Masses

“What can be more logical, in whatever of CICF to make their charitable giving more you want done, than finding someone better effective, more enjoyable, and easier. equipped than you are to do it? Who Local donors, like the Bremner Family and wouldn’t want Tiger Woods to take his place Frank Springer (see sidebar stories), take in a high-stakes golf game? That’s how I advantage of a variety of charitable giving feel about this decision about my money.” services – all individually tailored to achieve So said Warren Buffett in June 2006 personal goals. Some additional examples when announcing he would donate the include: vast majority of his fortune to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. ● Bob and Gayle Meyer asked CICF As ironic as it might sound – the second Associate Vice President Pam Velo to meet “ What can be more logical, in richest man in the world giving billions of with them and their two adult daughters dollars to the richest man in the world – to help develop a unified family focus whatever you want done, than it actually is practical and will likely make to their philanthropy. They now have a finding someone better Buffett’s incredible gift exponentially more deeper understanding and respect for equipped than you are to do it? effective. each other’s values, passions, and priorities Thousands of Hoosiers have done the same around their collective and individual Who wouldn’t want Tiger Woods thing for nearly a century – albeit at a much giving. to take his place in a high-stakes more modest level – with Central Indiana ● Richard H. Fortune asked CICF Vice golf game? That’s how I feel Community Foundation (CICF), its affiliate President for Development Rob MacPherson to research local organizations about this decision about my foundations, and various funds. Generous people tap into the community knowledge, that provide direct services to children with money.” - Warren Buffet customized services, and investment expertise dyslexia and other learning disabilities.

IN MEMORY OF Frank C. Springer, Jr.

Our community lost a gentle and generous soul on August 15, 2006. Frank C. Springer, Jr., spent over 50 years contributing to, volunteering in, and enriching dozens of arts and charitable organizations in central Indiana. A World War II Navy veteran, Mr. Springer was musicologist for the Stephen Foster collection before joining and Co. in 1937 as a human resources and public relations executive. His charitable endeavors gave him much joy and fulfillment. Mr. Springer wanted to continue that important part of his life even after he was gone. In 1998, he established the Frank Curtis and Irving Moxley Springer Fund with CICF. This fund, which will live on in perpetuity, fulfills three specific wishes of the Springers. First, it made an endowment gift to Women’s Fund of Central Indiana, a CICF Fund. The Women’s Fund, in tribute, has named its planned giving society the Irving Moxley Springer Society in honor of Frank and Irving. Second, the fund will make direct annual payments to four organizations to support their endowments – Planned Parenthood of Central Indiana, American Pianists Association, Nature Conservancy Indiana Chapter, and Festival Music Society. Third, an ongoing field-of-interest fund has been established to allow grantmaking to organizations that promote the arts, maintain libraries, provide health and social services to the poor, promote reproductive health, and enhance programs through environmental conservancy. CICF joins the many organizations and individuals that benefited from Frank and Irving’s generosity and friendship in saying farewell to Frank. He will be missed.

CICF worked closely with Frank and his estate planning attorney to craft the appropriate giving vehicles by which we all could help him achieve his charitable goals. The Frank Curtis and Irving Moxley Springer Fund is a unique fund that is a reflection of Mr. and Mrs. Springer. CICF is honored to be given the privilege of carrying on the Springers’ legacy in central Indiana. If CICF can assist you with your estate planning or charitable giving, please call Rob MacPherson, vice president for development, at 317.634.2423.

8 DONOR INTERVIEW: Bremner Family Fund

Jim and Gina Bremner established the Bremner Family Fund in 2006. CICF asked the Bremners to share why they started the fund and what they hope to accomplish with their philanthropy. Why did you set up this fund? Our family has been extremely fortunate, and it was a logical next step in our giving. This fund creates an opportunity for our family to meet, discuss, and agree on our overall family giving, not just individually. What do you hope to accomplish with the fund? We would like the fund to grow and have sustainability over a long term, and as such, we see ourselves investing and giving more to our family fund in the near future. This will, in turn, create larger philanthropic opportunities. What types of organizations or causes do you typically support? Each of our four family members has a significant interest that we try to support every year. Over a period of time, those interests change and evolve, but typically they are based on five to six organizations that play an essential role in our communities. Why did you choose CICF to facilitate your philanthropy? Central Indiana Community Foundation was referred by a good friend and advisor, so I reached out and met Brian Payne, your president. After spending time with Brian and understanding the philosophy of CICF, it was a great match. It is an efficient way of consolidating philanthropy, and provides our family a real benefit. It creates focus for us, and the dollars invested in our family fund have resulted in very attractive returns, which enable us to donate more.

Thoroughly researched grant decisions Samaritan Scholarship Fund has awarded “I have some small hopes that what I’m and a possible site visit to see the funded $15,000 in scholarship grants to Ball State doing might encourage other people thinking programs in action will result. University business students who are about philanthropy to decide they didn’t nec- ● The Sheehan Family is working with CICF committed to community service and who essarily have to set up their own foundations, Associate Vice President Tony Macklin to demonstrate random acts of kindness. but could look around for the best of those create a supporting foundation which ● Lee and Larry Glasscock were the first in that were up and running and available to provides control and autonomy similar to both their families to go to college. handle their [charitable assets],” Buffett said. a private foundation, but with all the Shannon Bloomquist, CICF’s Donor “People do that all the time with their administrative ease and support of Services Advisor, administers a national investments. They put their money with peo- working under CICF’s public tax status. scholarship program for the Glasscocks. ple they think are going to do a better job The family’s foundation will have its own To date, 35 youth from WellPoint than they could. There’s some real merit to board, investment policy, and grantmaking associate families are able to realize the extending that thought to your wealth.…” processes. dream of a college education and the It’s the best of both worlds with CICF ● Diane Sargeant, a local estate planning opportunity for a more successful life donor-advised funds and supporting attorney with Cox, Sargeant & Burns, due to the Glasscocks’ generosity and their foundations. You maintain strong involvement regularly asks Jan Edmondson, CICF Senior own life experiences. and have your charitable intentions fulfilled Gift Planning Advisor, to join her in ● A family wishing to remain anonymous by an established foundation that manages meetings with clients, and at times other named its charitable fund the Lotus Fund, your money and your grantmaking. advisors, to holistically plan for a client’s because the aquatic flower symbolizes Additionally, you receive: specific wealth preservation and estate prosperity, purity, and generosity. Cindy ● Outstanding investment management planning goals. “I bring CICF to the table Hubert, CICF’s Sr. Donor Services Advisor, of, and buying power for, your charitable when helping my clients decide how best worked with the family to uncover a dollars pooled with $610 million of to give back. Their gift planning know- newfound grantmaking passion around collective assets; how and community expertise make supporting refugees. They met leaders ● More than 90 years of grantmaking my clients’ giving more impactful and from Exodus Refugee Resettlement, experience and community involvement; organized,” says Sargeant. Inc., on a CICF arranged site visit and ● Connections to issues, organizations, other ● When Tom and Livia Harford wanted to subsequently the donors made a grant donors, and civic leaders that we broker positively reflect the life cut tragically short to support a Burmese Ethnic Caseworker on your behalf; and of their son Karl, they asked Liz Tate, in Indianapolis. ● Customized gift planning programs and Associate Vice President at Legacy Fund, services that match your personal situation to assist them with a lasting memorial in The above donors join Buffett’s aim to also and your family’s needs. Karl’s name. The Karl T. Harford Good be an example for others to follow.

From family meetings and legacy planning to site visits and research about issues or organizations that you are interested in, CICF has the experience and connections to help you achieve your personal charitable goals. Contact Rob MacPherson, vice president for development, at 317.634.2423 or www.cicf.org to see how we might make your charitable dreams a reality. 9 2006 Donors: Developing Deep Philanthropic Relationships

Charitable people make our work possible and there are many ways you can make a difference in central Indiana. Gifts of all sizes are leveraged and invested in our community. To make a contribution, please use the enclosed envelope or call 317.634.2423. The following individuals and businesses made contributions of $500 or more in 2006 to CICF funds including The Indianapolis Foundation, Legacy Fund, Women’s Fund, or our partner organizations: Indianapolis Parks Foundation, Lacy Leadership Association and TechPoint Foundation.

A & F Engineering Co., LLC Mrs. Christine L. Camferdam Jan Edmondson Mrs. Susan K. Hallam Mrs. Troy I. Kassing AAR Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Camferdam Kim Efroymson Hamilton Centers Youth Service Bureau, Inc. Keep Indianapolis Beautiful, Inc. The Ackerman Foundation Campbell Kyle Proffitt Lori Efroymson-Aguilera and Sergio Aguilera Hamilton County Bar Association Rebecca O. Kendall AES Corporation Moira Carlstedt Mr. Steven M. Ehrlich Hamilton County Community Tennis Melina Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Kent E. Agness Carol E. Phillips Trust Ms. Donna R. Eide Association Mr. Lawrence G. Keyler The Honorable Sergio Aguilera Dave and Marta Carter Hamilton County Master Gardener Keystone Construction Corporation Dr. and Mrs. Alfonso J. Alanis-Ortego Ms. Elizabeth Casalini Mrs. Catherine G. Elliott Association James L. Kincannon Dorothy Alig Marsha Casey Emmis Communications Hamilton Southeastern Utilities Inc. Kingwood United Methodist Church Janet Allen Marsha Casey Judith Cohn Epperson Molly and J.P. Hanlon Eleanor D. Kinney Alpha Lambda Delta Ms. M. Angella Castille Linda Esposito Mr. Cary Hanni The Klapper Family Foundation, Inc. American Consulting, Inc. Catalyst Construction Management, Inc. Estate of Alice M. Schooley Harbour Trees Golf Club, Inc. Mrs. Evelin Klemm American University Center Grove Education Foundation Estate of Franklin W. Hubler Harger Farms, Inc. Marcia Knapp Ms. Carlotta Anderson Central Indiana Antique Tractor & Engine Estate of Hugh Watson Frey Ms. Carolyn L. Harlan Kosciusko County Community Foundation, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Anderson Association, Inc. Estate of Marilyn King Bryson Anita Harris Inc. Pat and Bob Anker Central Indiana Community Foundation, Inc. Estate of Mary Ann Sipe Lisa Harris Ms. Amy E. Kosnoff The Anne K. Raikos Charitable Supporting Mr. and Mrs. George C. Charbonneau Estate of Virginia L. Simonel Mr. Brian K. Hasler Mrs. Glennda M. Kouts Foundation Mrs. Janet Madden Charles Estate of Vivian S. Delbrook Health and Hospital Corporation of Marion Kraabel Charitable Foundation, Inc. Annie E. Casey Foundation Susan Maginn Christ Mrs. Kate Esterline County Mr. Thomas A. Krake Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Christel DeHaan Family Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Susanne M. Estridge Heartland Growers, Inc. Ms. Janice E. Kreuscher Apparatus, Inc. Christina V, LLC Eugene and Marilyn Glick Foundation Hedges and Associates, Inc. Katharine M. Kruse Malcolm and Carol Applegate Christopher Reeve Foundation Dorothy H. Eveleigh Helmer, Inc. Erica P. Kuchinski Lucy Byrne Aquilano Church, Church, Hittle & Antrim Mrs. Sherry A. Fabina-Abney Mrs. Carol A. Flummerfelt Helmling Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Kuhn Arts Council of Indianapolis Cicero Kiwanis Club Dr. James P. Fadely Mrs. Lisa M. Henderson Mrs. Abigail Lawlis Kuzma Association of Indiana Museums Cinergy Foundation Mr. Thomas M. Fagan Ms. Jane A. Henegar La Plaza, Inc. Association of Mexican Leaders in Action Cinergy/CG&E Kay Fagin Barbara A. Henry Catherine LaCrosse and Eric Wallentine AT&T Indiana David and Lauren Cislak Mr. Thomas M. Fansler, Jr. Herbert Simon Family Foundation The Lacy Foundation Amber Auman Lauren R. Cislak Ms. Bridget T. Farren Ms. Sandra A. Herron J.A. and Elizabeth Lacy Avalon Betterment Club Citizens Financial Group, Inc. Mrs. Suzanne M. Fehsenfeld Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Hill Ladies Auxiliary F.O.E. Avalon Hills Civic Association Citizens for Greenspace Rebecca P. Feldman, M.D. Jason and Christi Hill Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Laikin AXA Foundation Citizens Gas & Coke Utility Ms. Pat Feldmann Tom and Sandi Hinshaw Mrs. Martha D. Lamkin The Ayco Charitable Foundation-Steve and City of Carmel Ms. Martha Feltenstein Hinson Charitable Gift Fund-Renaissance Ned and Martha Lamkin Carla Kennedy City of Noblesville Ms. Molly Fenneman Charitable Foundation, Inc. Langham Logistics, Inc. BAA Indianapolis, LLC Clarian Health Partners, Inc. Festival Music Society of Indiana Mrs. Patricia K. Hirsch Raginae Laughlin-Heberden Back Home Again Foundation, Inc. Mr. J. Murray Clark Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund-A. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Hirst Lawrence and Claudette Einhorn Mrs. Kathleen D. Back Clifton Gunderson LLP and Edith T. Gardner Fund Hispanics Avanzando Hispanics Philanthropic Fund Mr. Kevin Baer The Clowes Fund, Inc. Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund-Oklak Family HKP Corporation Leaf BAF Corp. Coburn Place Safe Haven Fund HNTB Corporation Dr. John Lechleiter and Mrs. Sarah Lueke Mrs. Jennifer Pope Baker Mary Moses Cochran Dr. Rose S. Fife Ginny Hodowal Lechleiter Banc One Management Corp. Linda Cohen Fifth Third Bank Abbe Hohmann Jane H. Leeth Nadim Barakat Jan Cohoat FinishMaster, Inc. Mrs. Jennifer A. Holihen Mrs. Lana S. Lehman Barnes & Thornburg LLP Mr. Douglas Cole Fink Roberts & Petrie, Inc. Ms. Karen D. Holly Mr. Jordan H. Leibman Charlene and Joe Barnette Mr. John Colglazier First Albany Capital Mr. Steve Holt Mr. and Mrs. Gary J. Lents Jackie and David Barrett Colliers Turley Martin Tucker Co. First American Title Insurance Company Mr. William J. Holwager Mr. Alan A. Levin Mr. William W. Barrett The Comcast Foundation First Electric Supply The Hoosier Company, Inc. Mr. Michael Levitan Barth Electric Co., Inc. Community Bank First Indiana Bank Hoover Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Randall J. Lewis Mr. Joseph R. Beatty The Sallie Mae Fund First United Methodist Church Hoover Hull Baker & Heath LLP Susan Lewis The Beck Foundation Mrs. Janmarie H. Connor Mrs. Marcia Fisch Liz Hoover Lighthouse Tabernacle, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. L. Sonny Beck Cook Group, Inc. Ms. Cindee Fisher Martha Sanders Hoover Lilly Endowment, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David B. Becker Dr. Lynda K. Cook Fishers Lions Club Ms. Brenda S. Horn Miss Ruth Lilly Elaine E. Bedel, CFP Drs. Lynda K. and David B. Cook Fishers Rotary Club Wendy S. Horn Marybeth Lintzenich Bedel Financial Consulting Myra Borshoff Cook Flagstar Bank Mr. and Mrs. Mike Houk Mary K. Lisher Beech Grove Education Foundation Corbitt & Sons Construction Co., Inc. Flanner & Buchanan Mortuaries & Mr. and Mrs. Larry B. House Locke Reynolds LLP Jennifer and Todd Belanger Ms. Audrey E. Corne, RN, EdD Crematory Sandi R. Huddleston Mr. Patrick A. Lockwood Ms. Janet D. Belden The Corsaro Group Ms. Ruthie Forbes Ms. Anne M. Hudson Rebecca Lomax Suzanne S. Bellamy Mrs. Karen D. Corsaro Ms. Wendy M. Fortune Mr. Brad Hulse Kristy Robinson Lombardo Mrs. Debbie Berman Mr. C. Russell Cox Forum Credit Union The Humke Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Wilma Lee Long Bernardin, Lochmueller & Associates, Inc. Mr. Jesse H. Cox Mr. Randolph L. Foxworthy Ms. Nancy Bergen Hunt Mrs. Sara Clark Lootens Betley Foundation, Inc. Mr. Standiford H. Cox Frakes Industrial Sales & Service Huntington National Bank Mr. and Mrs. Marlin C. Losch, III Mrs. Kathryn G. Betley Terry Coyle Frank C. Springer, Jr. Ice Miller, LLP Loyal Order of Moose Noblesville Lodge Mrs. Michele M. Betsill John C. Craun and Janet Pejeau Craun Emily Kaufman Frank, MD Independent Colleges of Indiana #540 Better World Books Creations Title L.L.C. Franklin Township Civic League, Inc. Indiana Business College Cindy Lucas-Beuoy Bilitz & Wilhelm, LLC Crooked Creek Community Council, Inc. Mrs. Carol Ann Franks Indiana Constructors, Inc. Lumina Foundation for Education Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Crooked Stick Golf Club Chris Franson Indiana Department of Natural Resources Suzann Weber Lupton Bingham McHale LLP Susie Cross Ms. Linda A. Frauenhoff Indiana Hispanic Scholarship Foundation, Mrs. Penny C. Lutocka Dinah Bird Crossroads Performing Arts - IndyChoruses Ms. Valita M. Fredland Inc. Lynch, Harrison & Brumleve, Inc. Mrs. Alpha Blackburn Crowe Chizek and Company LLC Kelly French Indiana Michigan Power Mr. Gregory E. Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Blackwell Diane Cruz-Burke Sally M. Friend Indiana Mortgage Bankers, Inc. Mrs. Jane P. Lyon Jean Blackwell and Kim Williams CSO Schenkel Shultz Friends of Garfield Park, Inc. Indiana Newspapers, Inc. MacAllister Machinery Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Bleeke C-Tech Corporation, Inc. Friends of Holliday Park, Inc. Indiana Repertory Theatre, Inc. Mrs. Ann Carr Mackey Sue Ann Blessing Cummins, Inc. Mrs. Ellen Frist Indiana Sports Corporation Mr. Anthony P. Macklin Barbara Peck Blickman Mr. Doug Cunneen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Froehle, Jr. Indiana University Mr. Robert A. MacPherson Amanda and Christopher Blystone Annette W. Cyr Mr. and Mrs. David T. Fronek Indianapolis Art Center Julie Manning Magid BMW Constructors, Inc. Ms. Terri A. Czajka Kristin G. Fruehwald Indianapolis Colts, Inc. Mann Properties Peggy Boldt Dance Kaleidoscope G.M. Construction, Inc. Indianapolis Local Public Improvement Bond Myra M. Mariani Mr. and Mrs. William Boncosky Daniels Family Thanksgiving Fund Ms. Ann B. Galvin Bank Marketing Informatics, Inc. Borshoff Johnson Matthews Dann Pecar Newman & Kleiman, P.C. Gannett Foundation, Inc. Indianapolis Neighborhood Housing John and Linda Markin Ms. Jennifer Bortel Mrs. Carole R. Darst Michael Gargano and Ann Lathrop Partnership Kevin and Patty Martin Bose McKinney & Evans LLP David E. and Jacqueline Simon Charitable Mr. Kyle Garner Indianapolis Power & Light Company Margo Martin Sherrie L. Bossung Foundation General Hotels Corporation Indianapolis Public Schools Martin Marietta Aggregates Ms. Elizabeth Boulet Mrs. Annette L. Davis Mrs. Dorothea Genetos Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library Mary Elizabeth Ober Foundation Bowen Engineering Corporation Mrs. Jackie Davis Gentleman Associates Foundation Inc. Mr. James R. Maschmeyer Roberta and Terry Bowen Jackie and Charlie Davis Karen Gentleman and Michael McCarty Industrial Dielectrics Inc. Mrs. Barbara C. Maurath Mrs. Terry Bowen Mrs. Julie Davis Laura George International Brotherhood of Electrical Ms. Jody Maurer Laurie Beltz Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Davis George F. Rapp Charitable Lead Annuity Workers Margaret M. Maxwell Boys & Girls Clubs of Indianapolis Rick and Julie Davis Trust Nancy Irsay Mary Lou Mayer, MD and Steve Martin Brad and Michele Cohron Charitable Gift Wil Davis Mrs. Karen S. Gerkin Irving Materials, Inc. Mays Chemical Company, Inc. Fund Day Nursery Association of Indianapolis, Inc. Mrs. Janis D. Gershman Irwin Financial Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John N. McAleer Douglas and Angela Braly Debbie DeGroff Gershman Brown & Associates, Inc. Mrs. Nancy A. Ison Angela Barron McBride, Ph.D., RN Brandeis Machinery & Supply Company Ms. Tania T. Deng Gail Gesell J & P Enterprises Mr. Bruce C. McCaw Dick Brashear and Harriet Ivey Mr. Rollin M. Dick Mrs. Leanne W. Gillespie J.F. New & Associates, Inc. June M. McCormack Mr. and Mrs. Kenton F. Brett Asieh Dicken Girls Incorporated of Indianapolis Dr. Jamia Jasper Jacobsen Mr. Harry McFarland The Honorable Webster L. Brewer Graeme R. Dickinson Mrs. Martha G. Givens James H. Drew Corporation Holiday McKiernan Bridgestone/Firestone Trust Fund Mr. Theodore D. Dickman Karen K. Glaser Jaquish & Kenninger Foundation Mr. E. Kirk McKinney Jr. Bright Ideas in Broad Ripple Inc. Mrs. Lucinda J. Dierdorf Marianne Glick Jason M. Baker Public Safety Scholarship Mrs. Elizabeth H. McLain Brightpoint, Inc. Mrs. Lisa S. Dillon Ms. Wilma M. Gluesenkamp Committee Mr. Greg A. McMillen Peggy Bristley Mrs. Francina A. Dlouhy L. Richard Gohman and Anne Fox Gohman Jean Yorke Charitable Lead Annuity Trust Ms. Sarah Welch McNaught The Broadbent Company Traci Dolan Goldman, Sachs & Co. Jessica White Associates Lee and Rose McNeely Mr. Mark V. Bromund Don Hinds Ford, Inc. Susan Golightly Jobs Promotion Fund-Local 136 MCR Charitable Foundation, Inc. Ms. Emily M. Brown Renate Donahue Lt. Col. Ret. Fougere D. and Reverend Maria Mr. Charles K. Johnson Meals on Wheels of Hamilton County Catherine M. Springer Brown Ms. Anne M. Doran O. Gordon Johnson Controls Mr. Carl W. Mears Constance Brown Ms. Rosemary Dorsa Mr. George M. Graesch Ms. Patricia Johnson Monica A. Medina Mr. Michael G. Browning Mr. Matthew Doye Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Grand Johnson, Grossnickle and Associates, Inc. Marian Y. Meditch Builders Association of Greater Indianapolis Mr. and Mrs. Roger S. Drayer Deborah J. Grew Mr. Edward P. Jolliffe Eliz Kraft Meek Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Burkhardt Duke Energy Gerry and Bill Griffith Jones & Henry Engineers, Ltd. Meijer Mrs. Angela M. Burkhart Nancy Duke Mrs. Gerry E. Griffith Carol Hene Joseph Mrs. Virginia R. Melin Mrs. Gay Burkhart Mrs. Kathleen A. Dunbar Jill Grossman Jungclaus-Campbell Co., Inc. Melvin & Bren Simon Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Alan K. Burns Caroline and Andrew Dutkanych Group Athletica, LLC. Mrs. Sue Ann Kalleres Debbie Mennel Debi Burns Stephen J. Dutton and Ellen W. Lee Susan Guyett Dr. David and Mrs. Barbara Kaminskas Mrs. Jane B. Merrill Mrs. Ruthelen Burns Mr. and Mrs. Don B. Earnhart Ms. Tracy Haddad Kelly Kappes Doris A. Merritt, MD Paige and Tim Button Earth Images, Inc. Halderman Real Estate Services Karl Harford Golf Outing Ms. Karen Mersereau C. P. Morgan Co., Inc. Mr. James R. East Janet M. Haley Mr. William R. Karns MET Foundation, Inc. Virginia A. Caine, M.D. Mrs. Elaine Eckhart Hall, Render, Killian, Heath & Lyman, P.S.C. Karns, Inc. Methodist Health Foundation Mrs. Doris Karr Metropolitan Indianapolis Board of Realtors 10 Mrs. Corrie A. Meyer Mr. Robert H. Reynolds Andy and Carmen Teed Robert A. Cox Mr. and Mrs. Craig Wallace Sharon Pulte Mihalik RH of Indiana, L.P. Dr. Andrew W. Tharp and Patricia Warner Mr. Bert L. Cruzan Frances Warren Miles & Finch Insurance, LLC Kathryn S. Richards Tharp Marshall S. Dafoe Fred W. Wasson Mr. A. Ridgeway Miller Raquel Richardson Dr. and Mrs. Donald Tharp Estate of Miss Helen L. Daniels Mr. Robert A. Waters Beverly Brooks Miller Rachel Riegel and Uwe Klemm Mrs. Merry Thoe Estate of Alberta Denk Mr. Earl C. Wayland Peggy Miner Riley Area Development Corporation Mrs. J.H. Thomasson Herman Denzler Mr. Cecil W. Weathers Mrs. Julia A. Minner Mr. and Mrs. William R. Ringo Mr. Corby D. Thompson Henry G. Dockwiler Mr. Warman K. Welliver Trust Ms. Kathryn A. Minx Mrs. Lisa S. Rioux Thompson Distribution Company, Inc. Mr. Clarence H. Domhoff Fund Mr. Charles M. Wells MOMS Club of Fishers Southeast Riverview Hospital Mr. Milton O. Thompson Lillian M. Dunn Mrs. Elizabeth A. Wells Monarch Beverage Lori A. Robbins Mrs. Ellie L. Thurston Mr. and Mrs. Rexford C. Early Harris P. Wetsell Mr. and Mrs. James W. Monson Robert W. Baird & Co. Foundation Inc. Mr. Eric C. Tinsley Dr. Clarence W. Efroymson Trust John M. Wharton Mr. and Mrs. Scott Montross Ms. Andrea Roberts Nancy G. Tinsley Ms. Elissa Efroymson and Dr. Adnaan Hamid Mr. Chris White Moore Foundation, Inc. Ms. Kimberly Robertson Treasurer of Hamilton County Jeremy D. Efroymson Blanche P. Wilkes Mandy Moore and Neal Rothermel Mrs. Pamela H. Robinson Tri-State Forestry Services, Inc. Mr. John A. Efroymson Elma D. Wilkinson Martin J. Moore Roche Diagnostics Mr. Jordan C. Troester Rachel E. Efroymson Mem. Fund Orville A. Wilkinson Ann and Bill Moreau Rocky Ripple Community Association Mrs. Cheryl B. Troyer Lori Efroymson-Aguilera and Honorable Fred B. Williams Jr. Bill Moreau Ms. Ruth L. Rodefeld Trust Under Will for Charles N. Smith Sergio Aguilera Ms. Velma L. Williams Mrs. Ellen F. Moriarty Mr. James P. Roederer U Stor E. 56th Mr. Stephen A. Enkema Harry L. Willis Morphey Construction, Inc. Pat G. Rooney United Consulting Engineers, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney D. Eskenazi Mahlon P. Woody Mrs. Susanne H. Morreale Mr. Stephen Ross Masters Swimming, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert D. Falender Pheobe A. Woolf Clare Morrison Rotary Foundation of Indianapolis United Water Mrs. George Falkenberg John S. Wright Mrs. Elizabeth Morse Mary Roth United Way of Central Indiana William B. Fette Mr. Jack Zachary Teresa E. Morton Dorothy Rudy USA Funds A. Hamilton and Edith T. Gardner Fund Mabel L. Morgan Mrs. Anne K. Moss Kathy Rufatto Wayne Vance and Emily Gutzwiller Vance Fifth Third Bank Mr. Nicholas S. Noyes MS Management Association, Inc. Rundell Ernstberger Associates, LLC Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program- H. Fleischer Mr. and Mrs. Howard S. Wilcox MSWoods Real Estate LLC The Ruth Lilly Philanthropic Foundation The Duffy Family Fund Jessie M. Fleischer Shirley Mueller Ruth Linsmith Revocable Trust Karin L. Veatch Joseph M. Francis Mrs. Myrna Mullins R.W. Armstrong & Assoc., Inc. Vectren Foundation Marie Scott Goodman Terry A.M. Mumford Sablosky Family Foundation, Inc. Pamela Velo Irving S. Gordon Judith B. Murphy Mrs. Armin Sadove Veolia Water Indianapolis, LLC Mr. & Mrs. John D. Gould Jr. Alphonso Mr. Kenneth F. Murrah Sagamore Health Network, Inc. Verizon Communications Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Grand Ann and Jim Murtlow Mrs. Hilary S. Salatich Victor & Phyllis Vernick Donor Advised Jessica E. Graves Estate Pettis Society Ann D. Murtlow Hilary and Ron Salatich Philanthropic Fund Dorothy Haerle Museum of Miniature Houses and Other Mr. and Mrs. William N. Salin Dr. Elcira C. Villarreal Grace K. Haislup Lifetime Collections, Inc. Sallie Mae Employee Contribution Program Mr. Richard C. Vonnegut, Sr. Nancy E. Harrison Mr. John M. Mutz The Saltsburg Fund - Don and Karen Lake W.C. Griffith Foundation Trust Bertha P. Hartup Trust Achievement Mrs. Margaret A. Myers Buttrey Wabash Valley Asphalt Company, Inc. Orlando D. Haskett Fund Mr. F. Timothy Nagler The Samerian Foundation Gregory Wahle and Peggy Breidenbach Mr. & Mrs. Phil Hedback Since 1916, the fol- Nancy Maloley Award Fund Sam's Club #6316 Walker Information, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Heid National City Bank Sam's Club Foundation Mr. Craig W. Wallace Chester W. Henry lowing individuals National Wine & Spirits, Inc. Ms. Dawn E. Sandoe Wal-Mart Foundation Mr. Louis S. Hensley Jr. and organizations LeeAnne M. Nazer, M.D. Mrs. Laura R. Schellinger Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. Mr. Walter C. Hiser Ms. Linda Neel Mr. Ted Schenberg Walsh & Kelly, Inc. Evaline M. Holliday have contributed Ms. Virginia M. Neff Becky Schenck Walter Blackburn Scholarship Fund Donald & Jean Horth Limited Partnership Mrs. Sharon Neighbours Jane and Fred Schlegel Rhonda Fox Waltz Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Hubler more than $100,000 Nelson & Frankenberger Schmidt Associates, Inc. Ms. Kim Warren Mr. William H. Hudnut III John and Christi Neutzling Mr. Wayne S. Schmidt Washington Township Schools Foundation Ms. Virginia B. Huesmann Estate to CICF’s Community Deborah E. Nicholas The Schneider Corporation Wayne Township Education Foundation Indiana Grain And Feed Association Funds*. Bart and Maureen Nielsen Daria Schooler, M.D. Mr. Michael W.M. Weishaar Mr. and Mrs. J. William Julian Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust Tara Sciscoe Ms. Jean K. Welch Jungclaus-Campbell Co., Inc. Estate of Edward L. Anderson Anne Nobles Mrs. Shannon Schumacher Ms. Susan Welch Mr. Joseph B. Kealing Mr. William G. Axt Noblesville Fire Department Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving-Nora Annie Wells Key Foundation Estate of Marie Bachman Noblesville Firefighters and Tom Hiatt Ms. Emily A. West Ernest L. Kingston Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. Baker Noblesville Schools Educational Foundation The Schwan Food Company Freida G. West The Klapper Family Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Betty Bertrand Nordstrom Scott A. Jones Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. West Mr. & Mrs. David H. Kleiman Mrs. Mary V. Black Sara Norris William L. Scott, Ph.D. Westfield Corporation Knall Charitable Lead Annuity Trust Estate of Betty Jane Boettcher Kelli Norwalk Tara M. Seeley Westfield Washington Education Mr. Carl C. Koepper Ms. Mary Thomson Bogert Ralph G. Nowak Beth Seger Development Foundation Estate of Alice Lager Anna Bohn Estate Mr. Daniel R. Noyes Ms. Rebecca Seifert Mr. John E. Weyreter Dr. and Mrs. E. Henry Lamkin Estate of Jane Cooling Brady Mr. Jack H. Nusbaum Ms. Coleen M. Selvas White River Christian Church Estate of Elizabeth S. Lawton Ruby E. Knode Brown Fund OHIO Masters Swim Club Jeanette J. Shallop, Ph.D. Leslie and Tony Wibbeler Ms. Lois Letzter Mr. Charles Bruno Trust Old National Trust Anne K. Shane Mrs. Jane Wildman Louis H. Levey Mrs. Mary C. Butler Fund Old Northside Foundation, Inc. Tracey L. Sheehan Mrs. Megan G. Wiles Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lieber Fund Estate of Mattie Byrne Ms. Alice F. Oliver Mrs. Candes M. Shelton Cheryl L. Wilkins James E. Lilly Dr. Cyril S. Carr Fund Clifford Ong and Allison Brashear, MD Mrs. Shelley Shoopman Mrs. Anne Uyesugi Williams Mr. & Mrs. Willis B. Lincoln Frederick L. Carter Fund Open Doors of Westfield - Washington Ms. Kimberly K. Short Fay H. Williams Lincoln National Life Insurance Mr. Allen W. Clowes Township, Inc. Shrewsberry & Associates Jan Williams Estate of Leo Lippman Estate of Albert Cole, Jr. Mrs. Joanne W. Orr Mr. Donald A. Shuel Wings to Fly Mr. James B. Loehr Dick and Jane Crosser Sally Otte Ms. Jackie Simmons Ms. Charlitta Winston Irene Luglan Fund Fred W. Dopke Mr. and Mrs. Jared C. Owens Ms. Deborah J. Simon Mrs. Margaret A. Winter Lumina Foundation for Education Mr. Frank E. Duckwall Mrs. Andrea K. Pactor Mrs. Judy H. Singleton Wirtz & Yates, Inc. Mr. Roger E. Mahn Caroline Dunn Trust Janice Hawkins Paine Jenny Skehan Wishard Memorial Foundation John Malone Mr. Gustave A. Efroymson Fund Mr. Andy M. Palm Union Federal Bank Mr. William J. Witchger Marlow Fund Lori and Daniel R. Efroymson Holly Pantzer SLUSSER'S Green Thumb, Inc. Mr. David B. Wortman Edith H. Marvin Meyer S. & Ruth H.Efroymson Trust Kris Parmelee Alyson Smith Ms. Emily C. Wren Mrs. Margaret C. Mattingly Trust Estate of Victor A. Ellis Mr. William W. Parmenter Ms. Beth Ann Smith Ms. Susan H. Wurster Margaret Lucile Mayo Fay O. Ellis Ricardo and Olga Parra Maribeth Smith Wendy and Ken Yerkes Marjorie A. McBride Arthella Fishback Patachou Inc. DBA Cafes Patachou Mr. Michael L. Smith, Sr. Adam Yorke B. McCarty Estate William R. Forney Estate Ms. Eloise Paul Sue and Mike Smith Tamara Zahn Nichols McCarty Albert J. Fox Mr. Brian Payne Mrs. Susan L. Smith Dr. Ann Zerr Opal M. McGurk George M. Fox Estate Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Payton Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Smitson Mr. and Mrs. Karl R. Zimmer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Reid H. McLain Estate of Hugh Watson Frey PDK Marketing, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. Smulyan Mrs. Elizabeth H. McLain Edith T. Gardner Ms. Sally Bradley Peacock Somerset CPAs, P.C. Dr. John R. & Mrs. Virginia Melin Mr. and Mrs. Karl Gassert Mr. Charles A. Pechette Sommer Barnard PC Alan C. Miller William H. Gerke Mrs. Jacqueline Pechette South Central Indiana Mortgage Bankers Alphonso Pettis Eugene C. and Marguerite F. Miller Fund Ms. Marianne Glick Mrs. Robin L. Pemberton Association Mr. Eugene C. Miller Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Gongaware The Penrod Society Specialties Company, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Mohlman Mr. F.R. Hensel Trust Pepper Construction Company of Indiana, SPM Foundation Society Wilson Mothershead Estate of Raymond E. Houk LLC Ms. Jenna Spurrier Since 1916, the following Mutual Life (Nichols, McCarty, Harrison) Indiana Department of Natural Mark and Ora Pescovitz St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic Church Mr. & Mrs. F. Timothy Nagler Resources Mr. Fredrick W. Petri St. Vincent Hospital and HCC, Inc. individuals and organiza- NBD Bank Indianapolis Parks Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Larry Peyton Mrs. Jennifer Staashelm Charles M. Ness Elizabeth New Kennedy Fund Diane Pfeiffer Mrs. Nancy T. Stage tions have contributed Mrs. Catherine McLain New Mrs. Kathryn Kessler Smith Phi Eta Sigma Ralph Stahl more than $5,000 to Burke Nicholas Estate Estate of Frances S. Killen Robert C. and Diana L. Phillips State Employees' Community Campaign Mrs. Alfred O. Norris A. R. C. Kipp Fund Phoenix Theatre, Inc. Dr. Leonard and Anne Steinberg CICF’s Community Marguerite L. Noyes Evelyn M. Kipp Ms. Jamie-Leigh Place Stephen H. Simon Foundation, Inc. Occidential Realty Estate of Ernest Knefler Plain Local School District Mrs. Betty L. Sterrett Funds*. Estate of Sally C. Ohleyer Estate of William F. Koch Dr. Arden Pletzer Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Sterrett William E. Osborn Mr. Charles S. Latham Jr. Art Pollard Children's Memorial Fund Betty Stilwell Estate of Charlotte J. Akins Mr. Howard S. Painter Meta C. Levey Joyce S. Pope Cassie Stockamp Mrs. Anna Ross Alexander Mr. & Mrs. and Mrs. William W. Parmenter J. K. Lilly Cindy Porteous Stewart and Mary Stockdale Earl and Evelyn Anderson Mr. Clarence A. Paul Lilly Endowment Inc. Karen L. Porter Stoeppelwerth and Associates, Inc. Elizabeth Anding Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Pechette Estate of Hubert C. Link Portrait Homes L.L.C. Lisa A. Stone Blanche S. Appel H.J. Elwina Piel The Bertha Lippman Irrevocable Trust Ms. Kathleen D. Postlethwait Storrow Kinsella Associates, Inc. Leta E. Archer Estate of Paul & Roseann Pitz Pearl H. Malott Precedent Capital, LLC Storytelling Arts of Indiana, Inc. Frederic M. Ayres Sr. Mr. Edwin Gaylord Plum Freeland Mansfield Jean and Jim Preer Mrs. Judy A. Strain Back Home Again Foundation, Inc. Estate of Gustav E. Pohlman M.H. McIlvain Ms. Andrea R. Price The Stratford Foundation Mrs. Helen A. Barney E.C. Pulliam 2nd Trust Estate of Clifford Meier John and Joy Price Ms. Judy J. Straub Stewart & Florence Barrett Ratti and Fox Family Norman and Zelda C. Metzger Fund PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Pratima Stuhldreher Charles E. Bateman Jeannette F. Rauh The Mitthoeffer Farm Trust Prock Family C.L.A.T. for Randy W. Prock Chuck Stumpf Ms. Joan C. Baumgardt Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Reilly Mrs. Mabel L. Morgan Prock Family C.L.A.T. for Kimberly D. Shrout The Honorable Frank Sullivan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Bockstahler Mrs. Sara Reuben Katharine Brown Mothershead Prudential Financial Mr. Stephen J. Sullivan Ms. Eleanor G. Bramwood John & Patty Roesch Mrs. Margaret Newman-Jones Ms. Myrta Pulliam Mr. George P. Sweet Brenwick Development Company, Inc. Edwin Rynearson Alphonso P. Pettis Mr. John J. Quinn Mrs. Jane B. Sweet Mr. Charles M. Brown Marjorie T. Schley James Proctor Trust Fund Barney Quinn and Claudia Somes Mr. Kevin Sweet Raymond A. Bulstra Estate Ernest & Grace Sellers R. B. Annis Educational Foundation Mrs. Lynn H. Swingle Mr. C. Severin Buschmann Sr. Fund Henry Severin Fund Mrs. Pamela F. Rappaport Synthesis Incorporated Joseph Cantor Trust Estate of Mary Anne Sioe Mr. William David Rathbone Patricia E. Szuch Capital Charities, Inc. Herman Strashun Estate Ratio Architects, Inc. T2 Systems, Inc. Estate of Esther L. Casebourne Honorable and Mrs. Frank Sullivan, Jr. * Community Funds Mr. Scott A. Read Dawn Tabler Ms. Annabelle W. Chaille Superior Oil Company, Inc. include The Indianapolis Robin Reagan and Frank Messina Ms. Lou Ann Tabor Estate of Sue Chambers Dr. & Mrs. Frederic W. Taylor Foundation and Legacy Regions Bank Debbie and Rip Taggart Helen L. Clark Mrs. Anne Ayres Taylor Fund Community Mr. Paul Reis Ms. Elizabeth Lees Taggart Ilma M. Clark Mr. William M. Taylor Endowments, Marion Reith-Riley Construction Co., Inc. Mr. Rip L. Taggart Leonard N. Cohen Estate Mr. Milton O. Thompson and Hamilton County Renaissance Charitable Foundation, Inc-The Target Corporation Mr. Alvin L. Cohen Mr. Frank J. Travers Community Scholarship Monson Family Fund Marge Tarplee Brad and Michele Cohron United Transportation Investment Co. Funds, field-of-interest Dr. Arthur C. and Mrs. Bonnie Rettig Ms. Elizabeth Tate Lawrence I. Couch USA Group funds, or named com- Mrs. Bonnie Rettig Barbara McCrea Taylor William A. Courtwright Robert D. Viewegh Fund munity endowments. 11 2006 Funds: Strategic Charitable Investments

Hamilton County Chapter of the American Neighborhood Christian Legal Clinic Justice 2006 Donors Heritage Charitable Red Cross for All Endowment Fund (continued) Organization Funds Hamilton County Community Tennis Noblesville Schools Education Foundation Circle Society Association Endowment Fund Inc. Endowment Fund Provide investment Hamilton County Historical Society Fund NSEF-Jack C. Faust Memorial Mathematics The following Mr. Eugene S. Pulliam support to not-for-profit Hamilton County Leadership Academy Scholarship Fund David H. Ratner individuals are Endowment Fund NSFRE Charles A. Johnson Scholarship and Charles M. Richardson organizations Hamilton East Public Library Endowment Education Endowment Fund Trust under will for James E. Roberts recognized for their Fund The Old Centrum Endowment Fund Estate of Stella Roderick Hamilton Heights Education Foundation Old Northside Park Maintenance Permanent Everett M. Schofield planned gifts to Agape Therapeutic Riding Resources Endowment Fund Trust Margaret L. Seegmiller Endowment Fund Hamilton Southeastern Education Open Doors of Washington Township Mr. Delavan Smith CICF, The Indianapolis Alpha Tau Omega Foundation Endowment Foundation Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Mrs. Pauline K. Stein Foundation, or Fund Heritage Place of Indianapolis Endowment Perry Township Education Foundation Marie L. Stevens Estate American Cabaret Theatre Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Maud Ellen Stewart Legacy Fund. Fund Hermann H. Rinne Fund for the Phoenix Theatre Endowment Fund Eleanor Evans Stout American Pianists Association Endowment Philharmonic Orchestra of Indianapolis The Phyllis B. Cohen Visiting Artist and Eloise A. Sullivan Fund Endowment Scholarship Program Billie Teel Tappan Anonymous Donors American Red Cross of Greater Indianapolis Hinkle Creek Cemetery Endowment Fund Pike Township Educational Foundation Charles N. Thompson Tom & Brigid Ayer Gift Fund Holliday Park Fund Endowment Fund Estate of Minnie P. Vandivier Jo & H. Jack Baker ARTSPARK Maintenance Fund Hoosier Salon Patrons Association Planned Parenthood of Indiana Endowment Guy A. Wainwright Barbara L. Baumgart AYS Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Fund Lucius M. Wainwright Patricia Beall Beech Grove Education Foundation Howard T. Wood Crown Hill Tree Fund Police Athletic League of Indianapolis Mr. and Mrs. Glenn F. Warren Jean Blackwell & Kimberly Williams Permanent Endowment Fund ICO Frances D. Shoup Memorial Fund Endowment Fund Arthur Wolf Mark V. Bromund Beech Grove Lions Club Permanent Indiana 4-H Foundation Endowment Fund Prevent Blindness Indiana Endowment Fund Mr. and Mrs. Preston G. Woolf John & Annette Carr Endowment Fund Indiana Center for Multiple Sclerosis Fund PrimeLife Enrichment Endowment Fund Anna C. Zumpfe Julie A. Cole Mecum Beech Grove Performing Arts Fund Indiana Children's Wish Fund Endowment PTO of Allisonville Elementary School Georgeanna Zumpfe Richard & Suzanne Daily Beech Grove Wrestling Champions Fund Indiana Horse Council Foundation Endowment Fund William A. and Lydia Zumpfe Laura Hansen Dean Betty Overman Westfield-Washington Public Endowment Fund PTO of Crooked Creek Elementary School Rosemary Dorsa Library Endowment Fund Indiana Library Federation Endowment Fund Dr. & Mrs. James P. Fadely Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana Endowment/Weller Fund PTO of Eastwood Middle School Sally Nelson Gans Foundation Endowment Fund Indiana Repertory Theatre Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Ken & Kendal Gladish Boy Scouts of America - Crossroads of Indiana Youth Soccer Association PTO of Fox Hill Elementary School Legacy Marianne Glick America Council Endowment Fund Foundation Endowment Fund Don & Pat Gongaware Boys & Girls Clubs of Indianapolis Indianapolis Art Center Permanent PTO of John Strange Elementary School Leadership Randy & Teri Hansen Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Sandra Dixon Hardee Boys & Girls Clubs of Indianapolis-Ruth Lilly Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra PTO of Nora Elementary School Endowment Society Earl B. & Carla Harris Fund Endowment Fund Fund Ed & Ann Hathaway Boys & Girls Clubs of Indianapolis-S. Indianapolis Chapter of the Embroiderers’ PTO of North Central High School The following generous Louis S. Hensley, Jr. Reahard Fund Guild of America, Inc. Endowment Fund Foundation Endowment Fund individuals and families Sandra Herron Boys and Girls Clubs of Noblesville Indianapolis Children's Choir Endowment PTO of Northview Middle School Steve & Emily Holt Endowment Fund Fund Endowment Fund have contributed $1,000 Charles & Virginia Johnson Bradley G. Showalter Scholarship Permanent Indianapolis Parks Foundation PTO of Spring Mill Elementary School Donald W. Johnson Endowment Fund Indianapolis Public Schools Education Endowment Fund or more to the Legacy Frances B. Julian Bye Family B.G.H.S. Scholar Athletes Foundation Permanent Endowment Fund PTO of Westlane Middle School Endowment Rebecca O. Kendall Permanent Endowment Fund Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library Fund Leadership Society which Kenney Family Trust Carmel Clay Educational Foundation Foundation Early Childhood Literacy Fund Raymond and Alice Gochenour Crown Hill provides operating sup- Louise Lage Kirtland Endowment Fund Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library Cemetery Tree Fund Bill & Sandy Knapp Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation Endowment Foundation Fund Raymond S. Cox Jr. Memorial Fund port for Legacy Fund to Clete & Deb Kunce Fund Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library Reach for Youth Endowment Fund Charles Latham, Jr. Carmel Clay Public Library Endowment Fund Foundation Humanities Fund Rev. William and Jeanne Eakin Endowment continue its leadership Frances J. Leckey Carmel Dads’ Club Endowment Fund Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library Fund role and activity within Tony & Alexius Macklin Carmel Symphony Orchestra Endowment Foundation Lifelong Learning Fund Rexnord Educational Fund Robert & Pamela Maloof Fund Indy West Daybreakers Kiwanis Club Richard Dennis North Central High School Hamilton County. Jay A. McCoskey Center for Successful Parenting Fund Scholarship Fund Orchestra Endowment Fund Jane B. Merrill Center Grove Education Foundation IndyChoruses Endowment Fund Richard E. Hester Youth Education Fund Bob and Maurine Anderson Richard O. Morris Endowment Fund Initiatives Fund of CCCSCI Riley Children's Hospital Endowment Fund Steve and Susan Backer Brian Payne Chatham Arch Fund International Center of Indianapolis Riverview Community Health Clinic Ike and Sarah Batalis John R. Neal Chaucie's Place Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Sonny and Glendia Beck Jill L. Perelman Cheer Guild of Riley and Indiana University Janus Development Services, Inc., Riverview Hospital Foundation Endowment Hank and Nancy Blackwell Rebecca & Larry Peyton Hospitals Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Fund Judi Campbell Keith & Kay Phelps The Children's Museum infoZone Library Jeff Morel Memorial Scholarship Fund Rocky Ripple Hohlt Park Endowment Fund Jane Campbell John & Joy Price Endowment Fund Jesse Halling Memorial Scholarship Fund The Rotary Foundation of Indianapolis Fund Doug and Tracy Conner Pat Garrett Rooney CICOA Foundation Fund The Julian Center Endowment Fund Roy and Mary Cage Young Audiences of Dave and Jackie Cox Jane & Fred Schlegel Endowment Fund Julie Sambol Memorial Permanent Indiana Endowment Fund Chuck and Sally Crow Patricia M. Skiles Coxhall Gardens Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Ruth Lilly Health Education Center Fund Steve and Jackie Garrett Linda B. Smith Crown Hill Legacy Fund Keep Indianapolis Beautiful, Inc. Sallie E. Gould Tree Eugene & Marilyn Glick Frank C. Springer, Jr. Dance Kaleidoscope Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Fund Earl and Nicki Goode George & Jane Sweet Day Nursery Children's Fund Keys’ Riley Children's Hospital Endowment Sally Reahard Endowment Fund Ron and Judy Hagan Howard & Jean Taylor The Donna Fund for Victims Fund Shepherd's Center of Hamilton County Jim and Juanita Harger Corby & Julie Thompson Assistance/Prevail, Inc. Kristin Rice Memorial Scholarship Fund Endowment Fund Brad and Zee Hirst Pam Velo & Steve Richwine Dottie Elliot Memorial Endowed Scholarship Kyle Hohn Memorial Scholarship Fund The Skillman Corporation Scholarship Fund Steve and Emily Holt William A. & Carol Vincent Fund Lawrence Township Foundation Endowment Social Health Association, Inc. Endowment Mike and Rosie Houk Gordon D. Wishard Dr. Chuck Leonard Scholarship Fund Fund Fund Gary and Lois Irvin Dan & Diana Yates Dr. White AVID Fund Leatherman Family Scholarship Fund St. Mary's Child Center Endowment Fund Randall and Helen Lewis Karl & Barbara Zimmer Jr. E. Hayes Fairchild Memorial Permanent Louisa Scholarship Fund Storytelling Arts of Indiana, Inc. Endowment Wayne and Sue Long Endowment Fund M.S.D. of Decatur Township Endowment Fund Bill and Jane Merrill Family Service Association of Central Fund Suburban North Substance Abuse Fund Tom and Beth Meyers Indiana, Inc. Endowment Fund Marjorie R. Baxter Endowment Fund for Superintendent's Scholarship Fund Julia Miller Festival Music Society of Indiana, Inc. Fund Coburn Place Safe Haven Suzanne and Richard Pieper Family Fund Jim and Peggy Monson Fifty Club of Hamilton County Agency Maurice W. Scearce Crown Hill Field of Valor TechPoint Foundation Bob and Polly Payton Endowment Fund Veterans Fund Ted Gelb Memorial Fund David and Arden Pletzer Franklin Township Education Foundation Meals on Wheels of Hamilton County Travis Woerner Memorial Scholarship Fund John and Mary Helen Quinn Endowment Fund Endowment Fund U. S. Masters Swimming Endowment Fund Bob and Carol Reynolds Friends of Central Pool Endowment Fund Meals on Wheels of Hamilton County Vivian Smith Teen Parenting Program, Inc. Max and Pam Robinson Friends of Garfield Park, Inc. Endowment Operating Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Jim and Peggy Roederer Fund Meals on Wheels, Inc. Endowment Fund, Walt Kelly Scholarship Fund Patricia Rooney Gennesaret Free Clinic Endowment Fund Serving the Indianapolis Area Warren Arts and Education Foundation Larry and Lisa Sablosky Girl Scouts of Hoosier Capital Council Meridian Hills Cooperative Nursery School Endowment Fund Ed and Donna Schmidt Endowment Fund Legacy Fund Washington Township Schools Foundation Seix Investment Advisors, Inc. Girls Incorporated of Indianapolis The Mike McMorrow Memorial Permanent Endowment Fund Tom and Soni Sheehan Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Wayne Township Education Foundation Paul and Cindy Skjodt Greenleaf Center for Servant-Leadership The Military Officers Association of America, Endowment Fund Mike and Sue Smith Endowment Fund White River Chapter Westfield Washington Education Corby and Julie Thompson Greenspace Endowment Fund MM O.L. Van Horn Memorial Scholarship Development Foundation Fund Craig and Chris Wallace H. Dean Evans Scholarship Fund Fund WFYI Endowment Fund Greg and Megan Wiles Habitat for Humanity of Greater Indianapolis Museum of Miniature Houses & Other Wishard Memorial Foundation Endowment Dan and Diana Yates Hamilton Centers Youth Service Bureau Collections Quasi Endowment Fund Endowment Fund NAMI Indiana Endowment Fund WWEDF Scholarship Fund Nancy K. Haskell Endowment Fund WWEDF-Rebecca Sturdevant Scholarship Nauyokas Fund Fund 12 WWEDF-Tommie Moore Athletic Award J. Warren & Lois McClure Fund of the IUPUI Daniel F. and Ellen Frances Moriarty Fund for O'Bannon Foundation Fund Philanthropic Archive Endowment Technology and Leadership Olivia Woods Fund Scholarship WWEDF-Wilfong Scholarship Fund Jerry Danner Staff Education Fund David and Julie Young Fund Ovar'coming Together Endowment Fund WWEDF-William Wood Scholarship Fund Joanne W. Orr Charitable Fund David L. and Barbara A. Hyslop Charitable PALC Charitable Fund Funds YMCA of Greater Indianapolis Endowment John and Joy Price Fund Fund Pat and Mike Langdon Stewardship Fund Fund John G. Davis Memorial Designated David T. and E. Jean Fronek Charitable Fund The Paul F. and Martha L. Benedict Provide funding for Young Audiences of Indiana Endowment Scholarship Fund David W. and Phyllis S. Little Fund Charitable Family Fund Fund John M. Rush Endowment Fund Diane B. Brashear Fund PGR Fund degree attainment YWCA of Indianapolis Endowment Fund John R. Neal and Sally Neal Cina Memorial Diane W. Ong Fund Phil Wallace Memorial Fund through higher education Fund Distributed Drug Discovery Fund Pletzer Endowment Fund Joyce H. Cline Education Endowment Fund Doug Floyd Memorial Fund Psi Iota Xi Symphony Fund Ambassador Randall L. Tobias and Dr. Kathy and Wayne Bloomquist Jr. Charitable Dovie Stewart Cox and Chester A. Cox, Sr. Psi Iota Xi/Elsie Sweeney Indiana Music Fund Marianne W. Tobias Endowed Scholarship Community Endowment Fund Memorial Fund Pulliam Charities Fund Fund Kathy Bloomquist Charitable Endowment Dr. Lowell F., Jeanne M., and Lowell Purcell-Jones Fund Anne K. Raikos Fund Project Funds Fund Frederick Beggs II Endowment Fund Pyron Family Charitable Pass-Through Fund Auxiliary Women's Fund Keith and Kay Phelps Charitable Gift Fund Efroymson Fund Rachel Jane Lacy Fund Bart McCormick Scholarship Endowment Created by donors to Kevin G. Flynn Leadership Endowment Fund Ella's Fund Ralph and Gail Cassell Charitable Fund Fund Louis S. Hensley, Jr. Charitable Fund Emma Dusel Jones Moldt Memorial Fund Ralph Meyer-Teetor Fund Benjamin Drayer Memorial Endowed support major local Louise Lage Kirtland and Hugh C. Kirtland Emmert Family Endowment Fund Ray Harvey Company Charitable Scholarship Fund projects Endowment Fund Enterprise Community Fund Endowment Fund Betty Lou Kyle Dramatic Arts Scholarship Lumina Foundation for Education Hurricane The Eugene and Marilyn Glick Foundation Read Family Charitable Fund Fund Relief Fund Corporation Fund Reynolds Family Fund Blaine E. Bishop Fund Ambassador Club Fund Mae Allison Endowment Fund The Eugene B. and Marilyn K. Glick Fund Richard H. and Patricia E. Parry Advised Pass- The Ambassador's House Pass-Through Boys and Girls Clubs of Indianapolis James Marion County Historic Preservation Fund The Fadely Trust Through Fund R. East Endowed Scholarship Fund Fund Mary Esther Smith Designated Endowment Faith's Fund Robert A. and Myra R. Kuhn Pass-Through Carmel Center for the Performing Arts Fund Budd Jump Scholarship Fund Fund Fay McBride Endowment Fund Fund Carmel Clay Kiwanis and Tom Thompson Carmel Fountain Square Committee Mary Sue Rowland Endowed Scholarship Four Davis Sisters Fund Robert and Karen Dittemore Family Casey Foundation - Center for Working Scholarship Fund Fund The Francis and Mary Downes Family Fund Foundation Carol and Hugh Warnecke Teacher Families Megan Anne Beatty Art Scholarship Fund Frank Curtis and Irving Moxley Springer Robert G. and Geraldine A. Decraene Family Casey Foundation - Family Strengthening Scholarship Fund Meyer Family Noblesville High School Band Fund Foundation The Carrasco Endowment Scholarship Fund Summit Endowment Fund Frank W. Campbell Advised Endowment Robert H. McKinney Family Endowment Community Life and Learning Center Carter-Lee Legacy Scholarship Fund Nicholas and Lisa Allemenos Memorial Fund Robin's Caring Fund Church Church Hittle & Antrim Scholarship Capital Improvements Fund Endowment Fund Friends of Emerald Isle Fund Roger Nestle Advised Pass-Through Fund Community Life and Learning Center Fund Patricia Beall Endowment Fund George and Linda Charbonneau Family The Rolston Family Fund Clete and Debra Kunce Scholarship Fund Endowment Fund Phil and Marianna Wallace Hospice Fund ROPE Fund Community Wide Thanksgiving Dinner Fund Community Bank Scholarship Endowment Endowment Fund George F. Burrell Memorial Endowment Rose Fund Fund Coxhall Gardens Society Fund Pliny and Mildred Randall School Trust Fund Fund The Roy and Mary Cage Advised Fund Cultural Trail Fund Connie Held Memorial Tennis Scholarship Rees Designated Endowment Fund Gerry and Sherry Fortner Fund Roy and Ruby Johnson K-9 Support Fund Fund Hamilton County Good Samaritan Fund Richard H. Crosser Memorial Scholarship Glenna Baker Memorial Fund Russell W. and Tina A. Sherlock Charitable Indiana Arts Commission-Cultural & Tech Crooked Stick Endowed Scholarship Fund Fund for Decatur Township Schools Glenncolumbkille Partners Fund Fund David L. Adams Memorial Student Assessment Fund Richard H. Crosser Memorial Scholarship H. Jack Baker Family Philanthropic Fund Safety Net Fund Jesse Cox Matching Fund for Coxhall Recognition Award Fund for Franklin Township Schools Haehner Family Endowment Fund Sallie E. and John D. Gould, Jr. Family Fund Debbie Holwager Memorial Fund Gardens Society Fund Richard H. Crosser Memorial Scholarship Hamilton County Parks Pass-Through Fund Sallie Mae/Town of Fishers Endowment Library Partners Leadership Institute Fund Dick Drebus Scholarship Fund Fund for Hamilton Southeastern Schools Hannah Rory Fund Fund Earl W. and Edna L. Russell Scholarship Fund Link Youth Advisory Council Richard H. Crosser Memorial Scholarship Harger Family Advised Endowment Fund Sally A. Wiest Kelley Fund M.S.D. of Decatur Township Challenger Eldon and Elaine Palmer Endowed Fund for Lawrence Township Schools Harrison and Ann Smitson Fund The Sam Fund Scholarship Fund Learning Center Project Fund Richard H. Crosser Memorial Scholarship Hathaway Charitable Family Fund Samantha's GO Fund Noblesville Firefighters Pass-Through Fund Eleanor N. Dickinson Summers Fund Fund for Noblesville Schools Heddy M. and Stephen R. Charleston Samantha V. Yerkes Fund Elizabeth Helen Goodrich Memorial Richard H. Crosser Memorial Scholarship Donor-Advised Fund Sarah Pulliam Fund Scholarship Fund Fund for Perry Township Schools Henry B. and Nancy N. Blackwell Schlegel Family Fund Gerry and Sherry Fortner Education Richard H. Crosser Memorial Scholarship Endowment Fund Schrader Community Fund Endowed Scholarship Fund Community Fund for Pike Township Schools Here For You Fund Sharon F. Norris Family Charitable Fund Hamilton County Community Scholarship Richard H. Crosser Memorial Scholarship The Heritage Fund Shea Aquilano Fund Fund Endowment Fund for Warren Township Schools The Hill Family Charitable Fund Smock Fansler Corporation Neighborhood Fund Hamilton County Theatre Guild Scholarship Richard H. Crosser Memorial Scholarship The Hipskind Donor Fund Sommer Family Foundation Fund Funds Fund for Wayne Township Schools Hirst Family Charitable Fund Standard Management Corporation Indiana Breast Cancer Legacy Scholarship Richard H. Crosser Memorial Scholarship Home Place Beautification Endowment Fund Charitable Trust Inc. Fund Fund Support designated geo- Fund for Westfield-Washington Schools Howard K. Johnson Fund Supplemental City of Indianapolis Housing Indiana Business College Scholarship Fund Richard L. Sargent Charitable Fund The Hume Family Fund Trust Fund Indiana Constructors, Inc. Endowed graphic areas Roy and Mary Cage Young Audiences of IMPACT 100 of Greater Indianapolis Friends Susquehanna Radio Family Foundation Scholarship Fund Indiana Endowment Fund Fund Teetor Bloniarz Fund Indiana Mortgage Bankers Education Central Indiana Community Endowment Ruth Anne Nunamaker Designated IMPACT 100 of Greater Indianapolis Fund Thomas and Arlene Grande Endowment Fund Scholarship Fund Fund Scholarship Endowment Fund Indiana Builders Charitable Foundation Thomas P. and Sondra Sheehan Charitable Indianapolis Star Scholarship Fund Dick Crosser Community Endowment Fund Ruth E. Stilwell Endowment Fund IPD Bears on Patrol Fund Fund Jack E. Reich Fund Don and Pat Gongaware Endowment Fund Ruth Lee Visiting Nurse Endowment Fund Jack and Charlene Zachary Endowment Timothy John Sheehan Memorial James Hawker Endowed Scholarship Fund Hamilton and Edith Gardner Fund Sallie Mae Scholarship Endowment Fund Fund Endowment Fund James McFarling Memorial Scholarship Fund Indianapolis Foundation Community St. Vincent dePaul Client Choice Food Jack and Charlene Zachary Pass-Through TS&MG Advised Endowment Fund James R. Daniels Jr. Fund Endowment Fund Pantry of Indianapolis Endowment Fund Fund Two Oaks Fund James R. East Fund KeyBank Charitable Fund Tom and Jane Ann Porter Fund James F. and Constance K. Bash Fund ursa minor Fund Jane and John E. Wilson Fund Knapp Fund Wayne Bloomquist Jr. Charitable James M. McFadden, M.D. Fund Valeo Financial Advisors Endowment Fund Jason Baker Public Safety Endowed Legacy Fund Community Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Jan and Bill Karns Family Advised Vassie E. Miller Fund Scholarship Fund Philip H. and Virginia G. Sweet Community Westfield Lions Club Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Vicini Family Charitable Fund Jerry Danner Scholarship Fund Endowment Fund Wilbur L. Appel, Sr. and Gertrude S. Appel Jean Yorke Memorial Fund Victoria and Allison Stuart Overdorf Joel Yonover Endowed Scholarship Fund Rachel Efroymson Fund Scholarship Fund Jeff & Lori Hockema Charitable Fund Community Fund Joseph and Betty Haskett Fund Robert F. Campbell Founders Endowment William E. and Diana C. Johnson Designated Jessica Kate Barrett Giving Fund The W. Scott and Janice T. Montross Fund Joseph B. and Frieda G. Farwick Scholarship Fund Endowment Fund Jill L. Perelman Advised Endowment Fund Washington Township Parks and Recreation Fund William P. and Rita S. Hunt Charitable Fund John J. and Mary Helen Quinn Fund Fund Joseph O. and Geraldine C. Waymire Johnston Family Endowment Fund The Watch Fund Nursing Scholarship Fund Jose Parks Lacy Fund Waymire Charitable Fund Karl T. Harford Good Samaritan Endowed Designated Joseph O. and Geraldine C. Waymire Fund William L. Fortune Trustees Fund Scholarship Fund Donor-Advised Judge Webster L. Brewer Charitable Fund William V. and Jane C. Drew Family Fund Kurt Kahlo Memorial Scholarship Julia Elizabeth Lacy Fund Wilma M. Gluesenkamp Donor-Advised Endowment Fund Funds Funds Julia L. and Andre B. Lacy Charitable Fund Pass-Through Fund La Plaza Scholarship Fund Support specific not-for- Julia Morrow Rogers Memorial Fund Yates Family Charitable Fund Larry C. and Lee Ann Glasscock Scholarship Allow donors to Juliana's Caring Fund Zimmer Family Fund Fund profits chosen by a donor Julie A. Sambol Memorial Fund Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship actively participate Julio Campins, Jr. Memorial Fund Fund for Hamilton County Albert G. and Elizabeth P. Harding in grantmaking The Kaminskas Fund Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship Charitable Fund Katelyn Redelman Fund Field-of-Interest Fund for Marion County Anne Mathews Scott Memorial Scholarship Keep Indianapolis Beautiful, Inc. Pocket Park Louis A. and Gertrude E. Gohman Abbey Claire's Giving Fund Fund Fund Achieve Your Dreams Expedition Fund Funds Scholarship Fund Art Pollard Children's Memorial Fund Kleiman Family Charitable Fund Marion County Community Scholarship Alexandra Kirsch Fund Kris Patton Fund Association of Indiana Museums' Mildred S. Ali Cook Memorial Fund Created by donors to Fund Compton Endowment Fund Larry A. Minnick Advised Endowment Fund Mexican Scholarship Fund Alice Greene McKinney and E. Kirk Lillian Rose Wright Fund invest in specific issues Carl B. and Mary Ellen Haehner Scholarship McKinney, Jr. Fund Michael and Anna Kurty Endowed Fund Lisa M. Oliver Endowment Fund Scholarship Fund Allison Rachel Barrett Giving Fund Lorena Fund The Ballet Fund Carmel Football Alumni Scholarship Fund Ally Murtlow Fund Michael Robert Shew Scholarship Fund Carol Norris Vincent Endowment Fund The Lotus Fund Bertha P. Hartup Trust Fund for Handicapped Mildred B. Price Nursing Scholarship Fund Anna Pulliam Fund Lyle Potts Fund and Diseased Children Carrie C. Colglazier Memorial Fund Appnuity Charitable Fund Minde Browning Memorial Fund Center for Successful Parenting Fund M. Joseph and Mary Lu Maginn Build Strong Neighborhoods Fund Nicholas J. Raikos Fund Ari-West Children's Fund Endowment Fund The Cameron Craig Wade Foundation for Central Indiana Association of Pharmacists Family Endowment Fund Noblesville Kiwanis Bill Burton Memorial Designated Scholarship Fund Mac and Susan McWhirter Fund Spina Bifida Scholarship Fund Barth Foundation MAC Fund Christmas Fund Choice Scholarship Endowment Fund Benjamin G. Brimmer Memorial Fund Noblesville Midday Rotary Club Foreign City of Noblesville Christmas Fund Maddie's Caring Fund D. Susan Wisely Leadership Legacy Fund Language Scholarship Fund Bernard and Carolyn Klotz Endowment Mae Walsh Seiler Memorial Fund Develop Productive Citizens Fund Clara Noyes Endowment Fund for Ballet Fund OPTIONS Scholarship Fund Internationale Maggie Corsaro Fund Embrace Inclusiveness Fund Patricia Luttrell Memorial Scholarship Fund Blackwell Williams Fund Mariah Bird Fund F. R. Hensel Fund for Fine Arts, Music, and Donovan M. and Helen L. Hinds Endowed BMW Constructors Philanthropic Fund Ralph and Muriel Stahl Fund Scholarship Fund Mark and Karen Hill Charitable Fund Education Ralph M. Dowe Fund Bob and Carol Reynolds Fund Mary Ann's Fund Family Success Field of Interest Fund The Efroymson Chair in Philanthropy Bob Campbell Memorial Fund Rebecca McKenna Peyton and Mary The Elizabeth H. Jasper Memorial Massie Family Fund The Figueira Family Foundation McKenna Cook Endowed Scholarship Bonnie Hansen Bromund Fund McCaw Family Foundation Frank Curtis and Irving Moxley Springer Scholarship Fund Boschee Family Foundation Fund Eric Scott Evans - Jerome Maxwell Strum Jr. Meg Lynn Fund Fund Rick Gudal Public Service Scholarship Fund Bremner Family Fund Meghan Fitzgerald Lacy Fund The Fund for Community Leadership and Memorial Fund Brett Family Fund Robert J. Maloof and Pamela M. Maloof Frances J. Leckey Endowment Fund Mel and Kay Richards Endowment Fund Initiatives Endowed Scholarship Fund Brett Richwine Memorial Fund Melissa A. "Missy" McCoskey Memorial Indianapolis Retirement Home Fund Gay Peterson Endowment Fund Brighter Days Ahead Fund Schmidt Family Fund Gordon E. Olvey Memorial Designated Endowment Fund Inspiring Places Field of Interest Fund Steven L. Jackson Fund Building Tomorrow Fund Messie Fund James B. Loehr Endowment Fund Scholarship Fund Capstone Pass-Through Fund Todd Witsken Scholarship Fund Grace Hagner Memorial Endowment Fund Meyer Family Endowment Fund James E. Roberts Fund Verizon Indiana Legislative Intern Scholarship Catalyst Community Endowment Fund Michael J. and Patricia W. Langdon GTE Entreprenuerial Education Endowment Catherine Jane Baker Fund Fund Fund Charitable Family Fund Viola Pfaff Bowman Memorial Scholarship Chester V. Mosbaugh Endowment Fund Michael L. Smith and Susan L. Smith Family Hamilton County 175th Historical Society Christy Pulliam Fund Fund Scholarship Fund Fund Walter Blackburn Scholarship Fund Cicero Kiwanis Foundation The Mike and Amy Alley Charitable Fund Special Funds Hamilton County Bi-Centennial Committee CICF Employee Fund Wayne C. Rockwell Fund Fund Miller Family Foundation for Theatre and Support specific Wings to Fly Scholarship Fund City of Noblesville Pass-Through Fund Dance Hamilton County Parks & Recreation City of Noblesville Parks Department Project community initiatives Endowment Miller Summer Mission for Children Fund Fund Molly and Abby Frank's Fund Hand Up Fund Clark Family Foundation Barnabas Fund Indiana Youth Services Association, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Holliday Fund The Cranor-Moore Charitable Fund Myron and Vickey Lyon Memorial Fund Deborah A. Willis Fund Endowment Fund The Creativity Fund Sally Nelson Gans Endowment Fund Indianapolis Air Show Charitable Fund Nick and Katy Kestner Foundation Creighton Family Fund Nora Rose Klemm Fund Summer Youth Program Fund The Indianapolis Posterity Fund Crosser Family Charitable Trust WFYI Women’s Health Fund Insley-Mayer Scholarship Fund North Central Regional Osteoporosis Board Cunningham Family Foundation Fund Women’s Fund of Central Indiana Women’s Fund OPTIONS Endowment 13 CICF’s “Family” Boards & Staff

2006 CICF Board George P. Sweet 2006 The Indianapolis Douglas D. Church Tara Seeley, Program Officer of Directors Brenwick Development Company Church, Church, Hittle & Antrim Liz Tate, Program Officer (as pictured below, left to right): J. Murray Clark, Vice Chair Foundation Board of Mike Houk Ralph Taylor, Program Officer Partner, Baker & Daniels, LLP Retired, Anthem Blue Cross Front: Trustees and Blue Shield Roderick Wheeler, Program Officer Brian Payne, CICF President Front: Pam Tucker, Program Administrative Back: Randall Lewis Myrta J. Pulliam Sarah Wilson Otte, Vice-Chair Senior Vice President, WellPoint Assistant Director of Special Projects, D. William Moreau Community Volunteer Jane B. Merrill The Indianapolis Star Partner, Barnes & Thornburg, LLP Brian Payne, President (ex-officio) Attorney at Law Marketing & Communications Sarah Wilson Otte David Becker Cynthia Simon Skjodt Thomas A. Meyers Gail Swanstrom, Director of Marketing Community Volunteer CEO, First Internet Bank of Indiana Community Volunteer Seix Investment Advisors & Communications Michael L. Smith, Chair Alan A. Levin Robert H. Reynolds Keri Snyder, Marketing & Retired, Senior Vice President, CFO, Managing Partner, Barnes & Retired Partner, Barnes & Thornburg, LLP Communications Associate WellPoint Thornburg, LLP Back: Pat Garrett Rooney Cynthia Simon Skjodt J. Murray Clark Community Volunteer Community Volunteer Not Pictured: Partner, Baker & Daniels, LLP Finance & Adminstration Larry Sablosky Pat Garrett Rooney D. William Moreau, Chair KaAnne Morris, Vice President, Lori Efroymson-Aguilera Community Volunteer Community Volunteer Community Volunteer Partner, Barnes & Thornburg, LLP Chief Financial Officer Edward R. Schmidt Robert J. Laikin Milton O. Thompson, Secretary Brenda Delaney, Controller President, Grand Slam Companies Of Counsel, Krieg DeVault, LLP 2nd Row: CEO, Brightpoint, Inc. Julie Cole Mecum, Operations Of Counsel, Barnes & Thornburg, Michael L. Smith Manager John J. Quinn, Treasurer Peggy O. Monson LLP Retired, Senior Vice President, CFO, Vice President, Heartland Film Cathy Davis, Staff Accountant Managing Partner Alan A. Levin WellPoint PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP Festival Mary Johnson, Operations Partner, Barnes & Thornburg, LLP Corby D. Thompson Administrator Robert H. Reynolds, Secretary Ann D. Murtlow Thompson Land Company, Inc. Retired Partner, Barnes & President & CEO, Indianapolis Cindie Logan, Operations Associate Craig Wallace Thornburg, LLP Power & Light Company President, Wallace Grain Company Belinda Scholl, Operations Coordinator Milton O. Thompson C. Daniel Yates President, Grand Slam Companies Partner, Bose McKinney and Evans Of Counsel, Barnes & Thornburg, Information Systems LLP Greg McMillen, Vice President, Chief Information Officer 2006 CICF Staff Tom Glassley, Network Administrator (as of 12/31/06) Sam Levite, Report Analyst Executive Office & Administration Brian Payne, President Facilities & Maintenance Rosemary Dorsa, Executive Vice President Greg Lynn, Vice President of Real Jeanie Andes, Human Resources Estate and Facilities Manager Greg Hooten, Building Manager Lois Evans, Front Office Coordinator Fred Cook, Maintenance Assistant Kendra Stephens, Executive Administrative Assistant Julie Wright, Executive Administrative Women's Fund 2006 Legacy Fund Board Assistant Jennifer Pope Baker, Director of Directors Caroline Gleason Dutkanych, Development Officer John J. Quinn, Chair Development & Philanthropic Managing Partner, Services Deanna Gamoian, Coordinator PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP Rob MacPherson, Vice President Peggy O. Monson, Vice Chair for Development CICF Partner Organizations Vice President, Pam Velo, Associate Vice President Indianapolis Parks Foundation (IPF) Heartland Film Festival for Donor Services Cindy Porteous, Executive Director Photo by Bass Photography Steven A. Holt, Vice Chair Cindy Hubert, Philanthropic Services Lori Hazlett, Development Assistant Holt, Fleck & Romine Director Donna Billiard Wright, Development Pamela H. Robinson, Secretary Tony Macklin, Philanthropic Services Associate Indiana/World Skating Academy, Inc. Director James P. Roederer, Treasurer Jan Edmondson, Philanthropic Services Lacy Leadership Association (LLA) Vice President, Investments, Director Theresa Rhodes, Executive Director Smith Barney Beverly Brooks Miller, Philanthropic Stephen A. Backer Services Consultant Christina Plahitko, Administrative Assistant Backer & Backer Teri Mallory, Development Administrative Ike G. Batalis Assistant Lindsey Nell Rabinowitch, Programming and Marketing Manager Retired, Metro Bank Julie Scharlau, Philanthropic Services L. Sonny Beck Coordinator President/General Manager, TechPoint Foundation Beck’s Hybrids Grants & Community Initiatives Rip Taggart, Executive Director Henry B. Blackwell Harry McFarland, Vice President of The Partner, Baker & Daniels LLP Indianapolis Foundation Dr. Judith Campbell Joanna Nixon, Director of Grants Community Volunteer

Affiliates Partners Major Funds

Central Indiana Community Foundation CICF’s unique partnerships leverage Major funds gain operating support, (CICF) was formed in 1997 through a assets and knowledge to meet the office space, and a wealth of in-kind partnership with two affiliate foundations: community’s greatest needs. resources to enhance their capacity to ● The Indianapolis Foundation: ● Indianapolis Parks Foundation: serve the community and to meet serving Marion County since 1916 enhances the recreational, educational CICF’s mission ● Legacy Fund Community and cultural life of the Indianapolis ● Efroymson Fund: focuses on Foundation: serving Hamilton County community Natural Environment, Welfare of the since 1991 ● Lacy Leadership Association: Disadvantaged, Historic Preservation, provides Indianapolis's premier and Well-being of the Jewish People CICF is the umbrella, administrative leadership network ● Indianapolis Retirement Home foundation working with its two affiliates ● TechPoint Foundation: helps Fund: supports programs and services and more than 600 other individual, Indiana's youth develop the 21st that promote quality living for older corporate, and charitable organization century skills necessary for success in adults in central Indiana funds to inspire philanthropy in our the global information economy ● Library Fund: benefits designated community. With more than $625 million ● William E. English Foundation: public, academic and high school in assets, CICF and its affiliates rank provides office space for charitable libraries in Marion County within the top 25 largest community community service organizations ● Women’s Fund: benefits women and foundations in the U.S. girls in central Indiana 14 CICF 2006 Financial Highlights

2006 Operating Expense By Function (Total operating expenses = $4.8 million)

Program & grantmaking Management & administration CICF’s 2006 financial results were outstanding. With contributions of $33.2 23% million and investment performance of 29% 16.1 percent, assets increased by more than $76 million. Operating expenses represent approximately .8% percent of total assets, which is below the industry standard of one percent. 11% Foundation assets are invested to 7% Community Fund management provide secure, long-term growth of leadership principal and income without undue 30% exposure to risk. With excellent leader- ship and stewardship, the volunteer investment board reviews investment performance quarterly with the Donor services assistance of investment consultants, & development Fund Evaluation Group, Inc. This long-term approach provides financial support today while building a nest-egg for future generations. For example, a $150,000 gift to an Contributions & Grants By Year endowed fund in 1952 has enabled 55 more than $1.1 million in grants to the Contributions 50 community – almost eight times the Grants size of the original gift. 45 $50.5 mil 40 2006 CICF Joint Investment Board $35.9 mil 35 $33.2 mil Stephen A. Backer $30.2 mil David B. Becker 30 David Knall 25 $24.1 mil $24.2 mil $21.7 mil $22.0 mil

Millions $21.5 mil Alan A. Levin $19.3 mil 20 $16.8 mil Marni F. McKinney $14.5 mil Thomas A. Meyers 15 James P. Roederer 10 Mike Smith 5 Charles P. Sutphin . Jean L. Wojtowicz 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

For more information about CICF investments or for a copy of our audited financial statement, please contact Kay Whitaker, vice president and chief Total Assets By Year financial officer, 317.634.2423 or e-mail Total Assets [email protected]. $611.8 mil 600 $535.4 mil 500 $490.7 mil $419.3 mil 400 $378.7 mil $336.7 mil 300 Millions 200

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