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4C1 ICF News Fall 09 with BLUELINE CHANGES, 1ST ROUND IDAHO COMMUNITY FOUNDATION NEWS Fall 2009 ICF Grants Over $470,000 in Financial Aid to Support Higher Education Thanks to our generous donors deserving high school and college Idaho Education who established over 60 different students in need of financial aid. A Access Fund, and scholarship funds and several total of $195,640 in scholarships has the Northwest advised funds focused on higher been awarded to more than 125 Area Foundation Fund. Funds will education, the Idaho Community students representing 23 Idaho be used to provide financial Foundation is proud to report a counties thus far in the 2009-2010 assistance and support services to total of $477,222 has been school year. underserved students, including distributed to colleges and Among those selected are students low-income students and those who universities, primarily in Idaho. such as Ashley Bertsch of Post Falls, are the first in their families to This past spring, scholarship who received a $7,000 scholarship attend college, as well as upper-level selection committees across the from the Manuel and Gladys students facing unusual financial state reviewed student applications, Schneidmiller Scholarship Fund to difficulties that threaten their ability transcripts, and essays to identify attend the University of Idaho, and to complete their degree. Jordan Green of Pocatello, who was awarded “You have honored me through your generosity by ALSO IN THIS ISSUE $5,764 by the awarding this scholarship, and I am determined to make full use of it in my college education at the U of I by President's Message . 2 Yvonne and Dick Lierz getting an engineering degree.” Regional Annual Luncheons . 2 Scholarship to — Patrick Romero of McCall, Perc H. Shelton and ICF’s Panel Members. 4 support his Gladys A. Pospisil Shelton Foundation Scholarship Fund education at ICF’s New Directors. 5 Idaho State University. Brigham Young University— Memorials and Gifts . 6 The Idaho Community Foundation Idaho, one of the recipients, will use New Funds . 7 also granted a total of $281,582 to 10 their $25,000 grant to provide different Idaho institutes of higher individuals who have demonstrated Holiday Party . 7 education through the Student Loan leadership and determination in Fund of Idaho Education Fund, the continued on page 3 ICF Leadership: Board Members: John Bennett, Grangeville; Doug Chadderdon, Coeur d’Alene; Larry Cope, Buhl; Annette Elg, Boise; Jean Elsaesser, Priest River; Sandra Fery, Boise; Diane Plastino Graves, Boise; Mary Lynn Hartwell, Idaho Falls; Sus Helpenstell, Nampa; Dan Keller, Preston; Flip Kleffner, Moscow; Patsy Lodge, Caldwell; John Magnuson, Coeur d’Alene; Joe Marshall, Boise; Michael McBride, Twin Falls; Douglas R. Nelson, Idaho Falls; Ron Sali, Eagle; Jordan P. Smith, Salmon; Tricia Swartling, Ketchum; Alan Van Orden, Pocatello; Marc Wallace, Hayden Lake. Officers: Joe Marshall, Chairman; Robert Hoover, President & CEO; Diane Plastino Graves, Secretary; Irv Littman, Treasurer. Staff: Robert Hoover, President & CEO; Holly Motes, Controller; Lauren Carlson, Donor Relations Officer; Stewart Edwards, Accountant; Jason Greetis, Systems Specialist; Amy Stockburger, Executive Assistant; Elly Davis, Donor Relations Assistant. Letter from the President “The First Four Months: Traveling Idaho” The past four months have opportunity to meet many ICF members and been most exciting and representatives of Eastern Idaho nonprofits that evening. rewarding for Leslee and me In September we split time between Boise and Idaho as we have traveled across Falls with a couple of side trips to Coeur d’Alene and the state for the Idaho Sandpoint. We attended ICF’s Eastern Region grant Community Foundation. award events in Bannock, Bonneville, Franklin, Custer, Even before I actually began the new job, I visited and Lemhi Counties, the opening of the Lincoln Board members and others in Eastern Idaho in June. Exhibition at the Museum of Idaho in Idaho Falls (A That visit took me to Bonneville, Bingham, Bannock, MUST SEE), visits with many ICF fund managers, and Franklin, and Bear Lake Counties. It was a gorgeous time of year to be traveling there as the spring had been quite wet and mountains and valleys beautifully green. In the first week of our new assignment in mid-July, former Chair of the ICF Board Duane Jacklin and his wife Susan hosted an evening at the Hayden Lake Country Club to introduce Leslee and me to ICF members and others from the area. They also hosted an ICF Kootenai County Awards luncheon at the Post Falls Arts Center named for them. We attended ICF award functions in Priest River and Naples as well. On my way to Boise I attended an ICF Awards Reception in Grangeville. Thus, by the end of the first week we had visited Boundary, Bonner, Kootenai, Benewah, Latah, Nez Perce and Lewis Counties and missed only Shoshone and Clearwater Counties of North Idaho. In late July and early August we were in Boise getting to know the ICF staff and visiting with Treasure Valley members. In early August we were on the road again to Sun Valley and our first ICF Board meeting along with a donor reception in Ketchum. While there we also visited with additional ICF members, friends and nonprofits and had dinner with John Fery and his wife, son, and daughter-in-law (current Board member Sandy Fery) and Alice and Tom Hennessey. It was a great opportunity to learn about ICF. No one knows more about the ICF origins and history than Alice and John. They have been most helpful. Following the events in the Wood River Valley we were on to Eastern Idaho and Idaho Falls. Current and past ICF Board members Mary Lynn and Ralph Hartwell hosted a welcoming reception for us. We had the New in 2010 Starting in 2010, the Idaho Community Foundation will hold an Annual Luncheon in each of Idaho’s three ICF REGIONAL regions. Each Luncheon will include a keynote speaker, delicious food, and a featured grant Annual Luncheons! story. Stay tuned for more information. 2 several new prospects for new funds. We also visited panelists determined their recommendations for with ICF members and friends about establishing a funding in Southwestern Idaho. The Chair of the ICF signature event in Eastern Idaho, about which I will Board of Directors, Joe Marshall and his wife Patty, have more to say in 2010. In October we were back in hosted a lovely welcoming reception for Leslee and me that side of state for the celebration of the 60th at the Boise Art Museum. We were very moved by the anniversary of the Idaho National Laboratory and the reception we have received at all of these welcoming Idaho Falls Arts Council (who has an ICF fund) and events across Idaho and thank the hosts and sponsors attended the opening of the Idaho Falls Symphony for those wonderful evenings. It was a great way to get season (which also has an ICF fund). We also found to know ICF supporters and possible new friends of the time to visit Butte, Oneida, Caribou, Cassia, Jefferson, Foundation. Fremont, Madison, and Teton Counties, along with a November has been filled with visits with ICF visit to BYU-Idaho where I met with President members, donors, and nonprofits in all three regions, Kim Clarke. and we have now been through all of Idaho’s counties We were also in North Idaho much of October with and look forward to more extensive visits in the visits to Kellogg and Wallace, where we visited with new months ahead. and former members of our North Idaho review panel. One continual feature of all the conversations we Grangeville, Lewiston, Moscow, Coeur d’Alene, and have had about ICF is the stories told about the impact Sandpoint were additional destinations. While in the of the Foundation’s funds on the people, nonprofits, Northern Region we discussed the establishment of a and communities of Idaho. They are quite moving and signature event there next year. We also attended a several times brought tears to our eyes. After all, these welcoming reception for Leslee and me in Sandpoint stories are what Idaho philanthropy and ICF are all planned by former ICF Board member Richard Hutter about! In the weeks and months ahead we will share and current North Idaho ICF panelist Donna Hutter. It with you some of these stories and our 2010 plans as was another marvelous evening. We visited with the the Foundation continues to work to enrich the quality board and staff of the Panhandle Alliance for Education, of life throughout Idaho. which has an agency endowment fund at ICF. In October, Leslee and I, along with Donor Relations Officer Lauren Carlson, attended the Community Sincerely, Foundation Conference in San Antonio, Texas where we each learned what the more than 700 such foundations are doing across the United States. While in the Treasure Valley in September and October, I spoke at the Idaho Housing and Finance Conference, the 6th Annual Idaho Bob Hoover Nonprofit Conference and the Caldwell Rotary. We President & CEO attended our first ICF Regional Panel session, where the Grants continued from page 1 “This scholarship is a stepping stone towards my future of becoming a overcoming disadvantaged pediatric nurse practitioner…I am now able to attend Boise State backgrounds with financial aid and University and continue to fulfill my thirst and passion for education in additional support services to ensure the medical field.” their academic success. College of — Areceli Trejo of Idaho Falls, Idaho, who received $27,490, has WL Shattuck Scholarship created a Special Conditions Assistance program to identify and assist at-risk students faced with a high debt load “I will be able to excel in my studies without worrying or in need of financial aid during their junior or about working several jobs or taking out large student senior years.
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