Making a Differenceon Mackinac Island Since 1994

ANNUAL REPORT 2017

For good. For ever.

The Mackinac Island Community Foundation promotes the general well-being ofIsland residents and visitors, by working in community partnerships to generate

endowed and unendowed funds and stimulate community-wide initiatives.

Dear Friends,

For 24 years, the Mackinac IslandCommunity Foundation has beendedicated to making a difference bymaintaining and improving the quality oflife of those who live, work and enjoy theIsland we love. Your support of MackinacIsland and the Community Foundation isfelt every day through the arts, culture,recreation and the environment.

By careful stewardship, our endowmentshave grown. With friends like you, theJudge Glen S. Allen Family Fund, adonor advised fund, and the DorothyDehring Fund, a designated fund forprogramming at St. Anne’s CatholicChurch were created in 2017 to providefor Mackinac Island.

Through over 80 individual funds, each with a different purpose, these funds positively impact our community.

Through community partnerships, Mackinac Island Community Foundation is working towards securing affordablehousing. Granting opportunities are pushing this initiative from a concept to concrete plans. With broad communitysupport, housing opportunities are moving forward.

Thanks to a supportive community, graduates of the Mackinac Island Public Schools are provided with scholarshipopportunities. The MICF has provided over 56 students with 1-year or 4-year scholarships to post-secondaryeducation. The community is proud of their achievements. Young people from Mackinac Island are making adifference on the Island, the State and the Nation.

In 2019, we will celebrate our 25th Anniversary. It will provide us an opportunity to reflect on the past and preparefor the future. Your time, treasure, and talent have played a significant part in helping to make a difference in thelives of those on Mackinac Island. We look forward to celebrating with you.

On behalf of the Board of Trustees, thank you for your continued support of the MICF. Together, we are helping thiscommunity thrive: “For Good, For Ever”.

Sincerely,

George D. Goodman, Chair Stephanie McGreevy, Executive Director

welcome

legacy givingmaking a difference through

There are many ways to leave a lasting legacy to your community; one of the most common and effectivemeans of ensuring that the Island you’ve loved during your lifetime will continue to be a special place long afteryou’ve gone is to name Mackinac Island Community Foundation (MICF) in your future giving plan, therebyjoining the Legacy Society. There are two easy steps to join the Legacy Society with your planned ordeferred gift: First, arrange for a planned gift to MICF in consultation with your attorney or financial advisor.Second, inform MICF that you have made arrangements for a planned gift in your will or estate plan.

mackinac island community foundation recognizes individuals and couples who have named micf asa beneficiary of any type of planned or deferred gift. The purpose is to acknowledge and thank those whohave made these gifts and to encourage and inspire others to do the same. We are deeply grateful to thesemembers. They have given a commitment that will benefit generations to come.

legacy society

AnonymousDennis and Cynthia CawthorneBrad and Nancy ChambersJames and Arliss DeilmanMargaret DoudAlex and Kristi GrahamFrances Dufina HayesKirby and Jennifer KingCharles and Marsha Kleber

Tom and Kathy LewandBill and Cam LieboldShaun and Emily MurrayDan and Marlee MusserDennis O’KeefeDebra OrrSandra OrrCharles and Cordelia PuttkammerNancy Reeser

Christopher StrausMichael and Melissa StrausLorna Puttkammer StrausBrian SuelzerMary SullivanBob TraxlerPeter and Carol Walters

mackinac island community foundation legacy society applications are available for download at micf.org

scholarshipsmaking a difference through

2017 Mackinac Island Community Foundation

Scholarship Recipientsfounders scholarship fund

Collin Armstrong University of Michigan

Hailey Armstrong Ferris State University

Onaca Bennett University of Michigan

Meadow Greenlee Alpena Community College

Talon Greenlee Michigan Tech University

Jeremy Hepker University of Michigan

Leo Horn Albion College

Kyra Kolatski University of Michigan

Christopher Riggs Bay Mills Community College

Amelia Roe Baker College

Christian Styburski North Central Michigan College

Molly Tokarz Stautzenberger College

Peyton Wasso Michigan State University

mark gallagher scholarship fundTalon Greenlee Michigan Tech University

manoogian/gallagher fundChristian Styburski North Central Michigan College

wesley h. and margaret w. maurer fundChristopher Riggs Bay Mills Community College

dear mackinac island community foundation,I would just like to take a

moment and thank all of themembers of our CommunityFoundation, along with a specialthank you to Mrs. McGreevy andMr. Dorman for all of their workcoordinating the scholarships Ihave received.

Since attending the Universityof Michigan, and experiencing thegreat world, I have found thecommunity I was raised in andwhich continues to support me tobe one of the biggest keys to mysuccess.

Entering into my senior year I will be graduatingfrom Michigan in the spring with a degree inEngineering Physics and Computer Science, and I cansay with certainty that without both the support of theCommunity Foundation and the general MackinacIsland community as a whole I would have never, orat least without great struggle reached all of my goalsI set out for just four years ago. I hope that as thecommunity grows and transforms that it will alwayscontinue to encourage and support all of our studentsas it has me.sincerely,Jeremy m hepkerclass of 2015, mackinac island public school

The Founders Scholarship awards $2,000 a year for four years to graduates of Mackinac Island Public School.Students must have a GPA of 2.5 and have attended the school for grades 8-12. This scholarshipis the first of its kind for MICF and will provide much needed assistance beyond their freshman year.

We would like to thank those who have donated in support of our Island students’ continued education.

more information about each of the scholarship funds is available at micf.org

environmentmaking a difference for the island’s

Mackinac Island cottager, Katherine “Kitty” Hannabass,through a contribution to the Community Foundation,created the natural resources preservation fund inmemory of her husband, Hayden, which will provide anever-ending source of funding for projects to preserveMackinac Island's natural resources.

"She could often be found walking the trails behind theEast Bluff, whistling as she went along, observing the floraand fauna and making careful note of the birdsong sheheard. In later years she would often be out in the samewoods or down by the Cove with camera, pastels andsketchbook in hand, recording her interpretation of theflowers, trees, rocks and shoreline she loved so dearly.Kitty and Hayden Hannabass always had a deepappreciation for nature and so it was “natural” she wouldmemorialize Hayden by establishing the NaturalResources Preservation Fund in his honor. Kitty had greatconcern that native species on the Island that she hadknown since childhood were being crowded out and takenover by non-native, invasive trees and plants; she wantedto help address this issue through public educationprograms. we are grateful kitty chose to honor herhusband in a way that might benefit the entire islandfor years to come." Friend and fellow EnvironmentalAdvisory Committee Member, Nicki Griffith

focus on a fund

Donations to this fund help ensure programs to protect and preserve our native speciescontinue to operate, as well as continue and create new programs to prevent and remove

the most tenacious and pervasive trees, shrubs and plants threatening our beautiful island.

Katherine “Kitty” Hannabass

and Hayden Hannabass

more information about the natural resources preservation fund can be found at micf.org

island youth making a difference through

The Youth Advisory Council (YAC) encourages youth leadership development on Mackinac Island. The councilis composed of young people and adult mentors and was created to teach the community's youth about theimportance of philanthropy. The Youth Advisory Council demonstrates youth involvement in four areas:assessing youth needs, raising a portion of their required expenditures, reviewing grant applications for awardsfrom the Youth Fund and developing systems for involving other young people in volunteerism and philanthropy.

Over the past 5 years, YAC has held a spring brunch raising money for the Youth Fund. Throughout the winterthe council participates in delivering meals for Ste. Anne Catholic Church’s Meals on Snowmobiles and the annualSaint Patrick’s Day dinner. Grants from the Youth Fund may be used for charitable, scientific, literary or educationalpurposes. Many of the grants focus on youth and youth development.

youth advisory council

more information about the youth advisory council and the youth fund can be found at micf.org

mackinac islandmaking a difference for

2017 grantsbart huthwaite boating fund City of Mackinac Island Recreation Department Sailing School $1,206.00

beaumont fund Mackinac Island Medical Center Portable Ultrasound $12,149.47

bortz health fund Mackinac Island Medical Center Portable Ultrasound $2,463.00

cancer fund For helping those residents impacted by cancer. $1,300.00

cemetery preservation fund City of Mackinac Island Cemetery Board Cemetery Maintenance $2,657.00

charlie williams fund City of Mackinac Island Recreation Department Golf Scholarships $300.00 Mats for Tumbling and Wrestling $500.00

dora williams fundMackinac Arts Council Community Theater $509.00

emergency medical fund To assist those in need of emergency medical care. $200.00 environmental fundMackinac Associates British Landing Nature Center Taxidermy Mounts $1,200.00

father williams fund City of Mackinac Island Recreation Department Mats for Tumbling and Wrestling $815.50

Ste. Anne Catholic Church Meals on Snowmobiles $1,500.00

health and medical care fund Mackinac Straits Health Foundation Portable Ultrasound $387.47

horse tradition fundMackinac Horsemen's Association Horse Pen $1,096.00

housing fundMackinac Island Housing Corporation Establish an Administrator $5,000.00 for the Housing Corporation

island community needs fund City of Mackinac Island Resupply Community Hall Kitchen Equipment $4,478.00 City Generator $10,000.00 Aerator and Spreader $3,025.00

City of Mackinac Island Police Department Human Trafficking Awareness Presentation $1,000.00

City of Mackinac Island Recreation Department ADA Path $6,500.00 Sports Camps $344.00 Summer Sports Equipment $262.95 Curtain Replacement at Great Turtle Park Pavilion $2,500.00 Mats for Tumbling and Wrestling $3,206.50 Lighting for Great Turtle Park $13,352.00

Mackinac Arts Council Music Mondays $2,000.00 Community Theater $63.00

Mackinac Horsemen's Association Denise Webber 3 Day Clinic $2,000.00 Young Riders Club $1,600.00 4-H Summer Program $1,600.00 Horse Pen $393.00

Mackinac Island Community Foundation Community Calendar $1,484.50

Mackinac Island Public School Summer School $3,000.00 Next Generation Science Curriculum $7,500.00

Ste. Anne's Church Employee Workers Night $2,000.00 Resupplying Church Kitchen Equipment $3,307.00

mackinac college legacy fund City of Mackinac Island DPW and Mackinac Island Public $4,200.00 School-wide Recycling & Composting

Mackinac FundMackinac Island Public School Behavioral Health Services $6,052.00

marlee brown community arts fund Mackinac Arts Council Music in the Park $3,000.00 Classical Music $1,816.00

michilimackinac historical society Native Arts and Culture Project $5,000.00

$338,581Mackinac Isl and Community Foundation

2017 Grants

meals on snowmobiles

music in the park

sports camp

teen night

young riders club

YOUR DONATIONS MADE ...

ste. anne churchkitchen equipment upgrade

meals on snowmobiles

british landing nature centertaxidermy displays

mackinac state historic parks

4-h summer program

noT In My waTeReducation program

... THESE THINGS POSSIBLE

2017 grantsmartin petersen fund for historical writingMackinac State Historic Parks $1,300.00 Historical Publications

michilimackinac historical society Native Arts and Culture Project $5,000.00

music fund Mackinac Arts Council Classical Music $684.00 Community Theater $428.00

natural resource preservation fundFor the Love of Water Not In My Water Educational Programming $1,500.00

orr fund for animals Mackinac Horsemen's Association Horse Pen $640.00 Summer Saddle Project $1,370.00

rainy day fundTo assist residents through hardships. $2,299.97

wendy young fund for mackinac American Legion Civil War Memorial Research $560.00

Mackinac Island Public School FIRST Robotics Team $3,000.00 History Overnight $1,355.00 Music Curriculum Upgrades $1,616.46

Ste. Anne Catholic Church Teen Night $500.00

youth fund City of Mackinac Island Recreation Department Lighting for Great Turtle Park $6,648.00 Mats for Tumbling and Wrestling $2,000.00 Sports Camps $2,000.00 Summer Sport Equipment $175.00

Mackinac Horsemen's Association 4-H Summer Program $1,600.00 Community Unification $500.00

Mackinac Island Public School Exploration Days 4-H Camp $1,200.00

Mackinac Economic Alliance Vocational Training Information Day 41,491.00

Zwolinski sawyer friends of animalsMackinac Horsemen's Association $841.00 Horse Pen

Your grac ious support made thesegrants possible . We look forward toprovid ing more fund ing to MackinacIsland community needs in the futurethrough your continued generosity.

making a difference through

2017 micf donor listAckerman, HalenAckerman, MarshallAdkins, Vivian and DrakeAdzema, JohnAlberty, KathleenAllen, GenevaAllen, Jason and SuzanneAllen, SusanAllen, William and JeanAmazon SmileAmerican Endowment FoundationAnderson, Glenna R.Andress, Bill and TerriArbib, ChristineArmstrong, Jack and TerrieBacon, Michael and JaneBadgley, AnneBaker, AndriaBall, Frances and JamesBanashak, Harold and JoyceBannister, SashaBarch, JoanBarlekamp, RobertBarnwell, BeckiBarnwell, Mary JaneBarnwell, Sam and LisaBauers, MIchael and LilianaBazineau, KaitlynnBean, KellyBeaune, NicoleBeDour. BettyBeji, SamraBell, David and JanetBelshaw, Gordon and BettyBenjamin, Robert and Beverly

Benser, Robert Jr.Benser, Robert Sr.Berenguer, JanetBishop, JudithBiskner, LawrenceBlem, Barbara and RogerBloswick, Alice and FrankBloswick, Clark S.Bolander, Richard and JackieBorders, William and MaryBortz, Valeria and DonaldBoyd, ElizabethBradley, Jacklin and DennisBrandonisio, Joe and DianeBravo, Leticia and OrlandoBreckenridge, James and JenniferBreuckman, Francis and ChristineBrimhall, LisaBrock, LisaBroehl, MargoBunker, Brenda and Clay FullerBunker, Elaine and IsaacBunker, MarionBunker, TrishBurrows, George J.Burtch, ShawnBynoe, Judith AnneCalandrino, Luann and Perry GaspareCallewaert, Mary and Sean O'DellCallewaert, VictorCalvin, DanielCameron, John and AnnCampbell, JudithCancer Collection Jars

Capo, Thomas and MarilouCapstone LeadershipCard, MaryCausley, DeloresCawthorne, Dennis and CynthiaCebelak, Richard and PatriciaChambers, Brad and NancyChambers, William and SueChampine, CatherineCharnes, RosieChase, Laurie H.Cheeseman, Gregory and KarenChilders, SharonChippewa HotelChrisman, John and BarbaraClear, CasandraCoe, Richard and DebraCollin, David and ConstanceCollins, Tom and GeriCornell, Stephen E.Cousino, Gary and MarthaCowley, Irene and GaryCraig, ShirleyCrane, Ed and StarCrane, KimberlyCrane, StephanieCroghan, MelissaCroskey, ThomasCumbaa, CarolDavis, Karen and TerryDay, PamelaDecker, KevinDehring, JackDelaforce, GeorgeDeLisio, PaulDieleman, James and ArlissDietsch, Jeff and SherrieDonaldson, Tom and LindaDorman, Robin D.Doud, Nicole and AndrewDoud, MargaretDoud, Richard and MaryDoud's MercantileDufina Hayes, FrancesDufina, MaryDumke, RaeDupre, Jeff and ChristiDuvall, Dean and SandraDziobak, Lisa and AndyEaster, Carolyn and John KolarEibler, DanielleEiseler, LauraEllsworth, WilliamEmory, William and Jayne

donors like you

Entwistle, Frederick and CarolErbel, CaroleErnster, CharlotteEstrada, PabloEvink, Mary Jane and SteveFarrell, AnnieFaulk, Kris and DavidFike, John and BonitaFinkel, LeeFinkelstein, Marjie and StanFirst National BankFisher, DebraFoxworthy, SharonFrancis, Gracie and DonFrazier, Tony and TammyFreeth, Douglas and LuciaFrench, Robert and PamFriend, James and SallyGabriel, DianaGabrys, RichardGaines, Don and NancyGale, B.Galloway, NancyGamble, MikeGault, Anne and JohnGenthe, Richard and VirginiaGidley, Sarah and MikeGillespie, Robert and AnnetteGilroy, ThomasGoeckel, Donald and Dianne WeidnerGoehler, Daniel and AmyGojcaj, AntonGoodman, George and JudithGorte, David and JudithGriffin, JenniferGriffith, NikkiGross, Donald and DoloresGuateri, DonaldGuns-n-Hoses TournamentHales, Paul and DianeHammond, Jerry and BrendaHarris, Craig and Meredith McLellanHart, CammieHart, MichaelHaverman, James and BarbaraHeafield, Pat and DavidHegarty, JaneHegarty, Michael and SharonHellis, Barbara and BrianHellmich, AldredHempstead, James and SusanneHendricks, Don and KarenHessler, Gregory and MargoHolton, Earl and DonnalleHopkinsBurns Design Studio, PLLCHoppenrath, KayHorns Gaslight BarHorton, Ted and Brenda

Hoskins, Gerald and StellaHoughton, TomHulett, Marie and JohnHumble, HaroldHumphrey, GaryHumphrey, Stephen and Orietta BarqueroHundt, PaulaHurt, AmyHygh, Karen and TimIdema, CindyIroquois HotelIsland BookstoreIsland ElectricJaquiss, Robert and CherylJohnson, JenniferJohnson, Sarah and Patrick MyronJones, ThomasKaminen, Cory and CarrieKanuri, Maura and RupendharKeeney, Robin and PatrickKelley, Frank J.Kelsey, SaraKeogh, Lawrence and NancyKerr, MichaelKinney, Norman and KathrynKleber, Charles and MarshaKolatski, KimKonicki, Linda and MikeKorenstra, Bruce and SandraKovalak, Sam and BarbaraKrenz, KathleenKucway, Roger and JudithKunze, Carol and JackLaBorde, Jean and NancyLapine, David and DorisLapine, David and Janice GreenLelli, Joseph and RamonaLemieux, EricLenfestey, Jim and Susan

Leonard, Trip and StacyLiebold, Bill and CamLincoln, MaryLincoln, Stanley and PatriciaLinn, MargaretLinn, RichardLittle LuxuriesLittle Stone Church Lockwood, Thomas and AnnieLohe, BarbaraLucas, ChristyLux, PaulMackinac Island Police DepartmentM.P. Gamble ConstructionMackinac Arts CouncilMackenzie, CaleighMackinac Island Tourism Bureau Mackinac Island Public SchoolMackinac Island Cottagers AssociationMackinac Marine Supply, IncMackinac Straits Health FoundationMackinac Trailblazers 4H ClubMackinac's Little GalleryMacy, RyanMain Street Inn and SuitesMann, HaroldManoogian FoundationMansfield, JoyceMarabel, Peter and Fran BargerMarcy, JulieMargo Enterprises, IncMarselier, NancyMattox, DonMay, NancyMcAuliffe, Jerome and KathyMcCormick, Dave and PeggyMcGreevy, Andrew and StephanieMcIntire, M. A.

2017 micf donor list

2017 micf donor listMcKee, Martha and RussellMcKenzie, Warren and ClariceMcMahon, Miranda LMcTigue, Patrick and VivianMelendy, Mark and SusanMellon Financial CorpMenzies, JohnMetting, BarbaraMetzger, Carolyn M.Metzger, HollyMetzger, SusanMiller, Bruce and SueMiller, Joe and GloraMiller, Michael and RobinMiscavish, John and MaureenModd, Chris and AmyMondelli,GloriaMontag, AnthonyMorie, JackiMorse, Urvana

Moskwa, Steve and Patti AnnMosley, Benjamin and LouannMurray, EugeniaMurray, Jim and TrishaMurray, ShaunMurray, Steve and AnneMusser, Marlee and DanMyers, Matt and AnnekeNelson, Rodney and NancyNephew EnterprisesNephew, Frank and JoanNetwork for GoodNold, CarlNoonan, Amanda

Northern Michigan Osteopathic Assoc. Inc.O'Dell, Karen SueOil Paintings by MarleeO'Keefe, Peggy and DennisOlson, Marta and PeterOpperer, Marjory and MorryOrr, Debra and SandraOsolinik, CarolynOtt, GayleOtt, Richard and JanePatton, Jeff and ReginaPelton, Marcy and DickPelton, MarthaPereny, Chuck and KatiePetersen, Todd and KathyPeterson, Dale and DianaPeterson, KarenPeterson, NormanPettit, Brenda and JimPfeiffelmann, Thomas and LindaPitsch, Anthony and YvonnePlant, MichelePlaza, SamuelPlotkowski, PatriciaPorter, NancyPoulos, Brenda and DennisPrendergast, PatriciaPreslar, HannaProtestant Episcopal Church Diocese of MIProvan, AlisonPulte, Tatiana and PJPuttkammer Valentic, MetaPuttkammer, Charles and CordeliaPutz, Louis and MarilynnRadecki, Steve and LaurenRado, KathrynRais, David and PaulaRamsay, David and PatriciaRamsay, JamesRausch and Associates Real EstateRavitz, HughRearick, Doug and CarolReitman, James and MicheleRentrop, Gary and SueRettich, Kevin and JeannemarieRetzinger, AmyRiccinto, Brett and NicoleRickley, Kathleen and LawrenceRiel, Richard and VictoriaRilenge, Steven and JulieRiordan, Virginia and DanRobinson, JudyRolllins, Christine A.Rossio, MaryRoush, Rosalie and WilliamRuegg, Philip and Mary KayeRumschlag, VickieRunMackinac Events Inc

Russo, PatriciaRys, Mike and KateSabourrin, MichelleSadler, VickiSawatzki, JillSchafer, RobertSchueller, Dean and ShannonSchulte, Michael and MarcySchwartz, MarySehoyan, Alison and AlanShea, Daniel and DianeShepler, ChrisSheppard, David and LinShufelt, BrendaShufelt, John and JeanieSimmons, BradSimon, LisaSkocelas, Joseph and NancySlater, JoanSmith, CandaceSmith, MollySpasovski FamilySpata, Tony and LorettaSpilkin, Andy and SharonSpink, Jerry and DorothySpitzer, A. RobertSt. Onge, AnneSt. Onge, Deanna and GlennStaats, John and ChristinaStein, Frank and DebbieStingel, Jay and JanetStraus Michael and MelissaStraus, ChristopherStraus, FrankStraus, HelenStraus, Lorna PuttkammerStuck, Randy and MichelleStupak, Bart and LaurieStyburski, Ken and DeborahSuelzer, BrianSugrue, JamesSullivan, Joann and ThomasTarcynski, MarciaTimmons, ClaytonTopham, SueTraxler, Bob and JeannieTrinity Episcopal ChurchTurbin, Edward J.Urvana'sVon Meding, WilliamWachal, MissiWade, LeanneWaggoner, E.Walters, Pete and CarolWandrie, Paul and MandieWare, Dennert and SuzanneWare, ElizabethWarp, Mary and Skip

2017 micf donor listWatchorn, ScottWawrzyniak, Thomas and KatherineWeaver, David and JaneWhitcomb, Larry and DeborahWhiting, Robert M.Wierick, Bisby and PatriciaWightman, Dan and KathiWilcox, Laura

Williams, SandyWinegar, MaryWinslow, Therese and JamesWitt, Dave and RoseWohletz, Dan and JenniferWohletz, NataliaWojcik, MaryWolfe, Barbara

Young, Glen and JaneYoung, Mike and WendyYoung, Skip and RachaelZavela, NormanZrdavkovska, SmilkaZwolinski, Wayne and Joan

HonorariumsMany people choose to acknowledge aspecial person with a gift to Mackinac IslandCommunity Foundation in his or her honor.

Jim BalmerKaren BarcellonaVince and Molly CarrollMark Chambers

Mimi CunninghamMargaret DoudMary Anne GaleGeorge and Judith GoodmanMichael K. HegartyMcGovern FamilyMargaret McIntireAmelia MusserDan Musser and Marlee MusserLauren and Steven RadeckiLorna Straus

Clayton Timmons

MemorialsIn recent years, Mackinac has lost many members of its community.

Often donors choose to remember a loved one by

making a gift or creating a fund in his or her memory.

First LieutenantCurtis Berenguer

William Allen

Gregory E. Anderson

Ann Bronfman

Mona Carley

Olivia Chambers

Paul Ciaverilla

Dorothy Dehring

Patricia Dombroski

Kelly Dorman

Jeanette Doud

Stephen Doud

Ron Dufina

William Fisher

Everett Fleming

Erica Goeckel

Lois Griffin

Eileen Groseclose

Kitty Hannabass

Janey Hart

Dave Hogoboom

Allan KingIrene Kranz

Bill McLaughry

Dan Musser, Jr.

Harry Myron

Sylvia Perrault

Marian Petersen

Joe Plaza

Mary Plunkett

Wilfred Puttkammer

Richard Rossio

Dan Seeley

Erin Shufelt

Christopher L. Silva

Francis Straus

Harriet Terwilliger

Anna Timmons

2017 micf financial statementassets 2017 2016

Cash $ 66,606 $ 115,696

Investments $11,407,456 $ 9,538,411

Total Current assets $11,474,062 $ 9,654,137

other assetsConservation Easement $ 377,778 $ 377,778

ToTaL aSSeTS $11,851,840 $10,031,915liabilities

Grants Payable $ 29,022 $ -----

ToTaL LIaBILITIeS $ 29,022 $ -----net assets

Unrestricted: Endowments $10,388,773 $ 8,966,771

Unrestricted: Expendable $ 1,432,135 $ 1,063,234

Temporarily Restricted $ 1,910 $ 1,910

Total new assets $11,474,062 $10,031,915ToTaL LIaBILITIeS anD new aSSeTS $11,851,840 $10,031,915

Through the generousdonations of residents

and visitors alike, wehave been able tosupport numerous

programs that helppromote a betterquality of life on

Mackinac Island.

Each and everydonation has helpedus on our mission to

Make a Difference inthe lives of both those

who reside on MackinacIsland and those who visit.

RECREATION $50,829

HORSE TRADITION $3,947

YOUTH $1,200

ARTS $35,354

EDUCATION $18,571

SCHOLARSHIPS $21,500

COMMUNITY $40,257

ENVIRONMENT $5,678 HEALTH & WELLNESS $161,245

TOTAL GRANTS

BY CLASS

$338,581

P.O. Box 1933Mackinac Island, MI

49757

board of trusteesGeorge D. Goodman, ChairJennifer King, Vice ChairJames J. Murray, TreasurerMargaret M. Doud, Secretary

Robert G. BenserBrenda BunkerBradley T. ChambersKristen GrahamStephen H. HumphreyRichard LinnCarol RearickKathleen RickleyLorna Puttkammer StrausJane Young

staffStephanie McGreevyExecutive Director

Lisa OlsonAdministrative Assistant

Lisa Dziobak, YAC AdvisorAllison Sehoyan, YAC Advisor

Michael Sampsky, PhotographerSara Wright, Photographer

contact informationTwilight Inn1391-101 Hoban StreetP.O. Box 1933Mackinac Island, MI 49757Phone: 906-847-3701E-mail: smcgreevy@micf.orgWeb: www.micf.org

MACKINAC ISLAND COMMUNITY FOUNDATION