Our CommunitiesCamphill is a worldwide movement of vibrant lifesharing communities where persons with and without developmental disabilities participate in meaningful work, experience a rich artistic and cultural life, and strive together to reach their full potential. Camphill communities value the profound significance of each human being and foster the sharing of resources and responsibilities to enable each individual to contribute actively to the well being of the community.

Our CommitmentCamphill Foundation is committed to grantmaking that grows, strengthens, and safeguards the Camphill movement in North America and worldwide. We fulfill this commitment by working with our communities to keep a pulse on the needs of the Camphill movement, using what we learn to guide the Foundation’s strategic goals, grantmaking priorities and programmatic initiatives. Our commitment includes fostering the long-term sustainability of Camphill’s lifesharing communities and their distinctive model of therapeutic care, while supporting the individuality and unique growth path of each Camphill community and initiative.

Camphill Communities & Affiliates In North America

CAMPHILL COMMUNITIES CALIFORNIA Soquel, California

CAMPHILL COMMUNITIES ONTARIO Angus & Barrie, Ontario, Canada

CAMPHILL GHENT Chatham, New York

CAMPHILL HUDSON Hudson, New York

CAMPHILL SOLTANE Glenmoore, Pennsylvania CAMPHILL SPECIAL SCHOOL Glenmoore, Pennsylvania

CAMPHILL VILLAGE KIMBERTON HILLS Kimberton, Pennsylvania

CAMPHILL VILLAGE MINNESOTA Sauk Centre, Minnesota

CAMPHILL VILLAGE U.S.A. Copake, New York

THE CASCADIA SOCIETY North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

HEARTBEET L IFESHARING Hardwick, Vermont

ITA WEGMAN ASSOCIATION OF BC Duncan, British Columbia, Canada

OAKWOOD LIFE-SHARING SERVICES West Plains, Missouri

PLOWSHARE FARM Greenfield, New Hampshire

TRIFORM CAMPHILL COMMUNITY Hudson, New York

Dear Camphill Friends and Supporters,

This year the Foundation was proud to celebrate a half-century of service to the Camphill movement. Thanks to the generosity of our committed family of donors, we have been able to fund new homes and community halls at Camphill villages, underwrite innovative programming and regional cooperation, and recruit and train the next generation of Camphill coworkers. With your help, we will continue to sustain and grow vibrant communities where people with and without special needs share full, rich and robustly inclusive lives.

Highlights of the 2015-16 fiscal year include continuing our commitment to coworker leadership training through our Board Fellows program. Through participation in Foundation board and committee meetings, as well as annual retreats, our Board Fellows are preparing to become the next generation of leaders in our communities in North America.

Additionally, the Foundation hosted the first Camphill Research Symposium at Baruch College in New York City. The goal was to celebrate and stimulate data-rich research on the positive outcomes of Camphill community life. The Foundation also underwrote the first in a series of annual workshops on starting a Camphill-inspired community. Both these events underscore the Foundation’s commitment to increasing Camphill’s engagement with families and researchers interested in growing the number of intentional communities that support people with developmental disabilities.

Finally, our 50th Anniversary Gala broke records for attendance and dollars raised and allowed us to honor former Board President, Donald Meltzer. As an added bonus, our special live ask at the event received a phenomenal outpouring of support, raising an additional $70,000 to directly fund the expansion of the Camphill movement. Your generous efforts resulted in almost a half-million dollars earmarked to support the founding and growth of new Camphill initiatives as well as a final $150,000 grant to Heartbeet Lifesharing’s new community hall!

As we look ahead to the next 50 years of progress for Camphill, we are grateful for the dedicated support provided by you, our donors. Your generosity allows us to make a vision of inclusive community life a reality for over 800 people with special needs in North America and many hundreds more worldwide. Thank you!

A Message from the Board Chair and Executive Director

ROBY HARRINGTONBoard Chariman

SHELLEY BURTTExecutive Director

Strengthening our Communities These capacity building grants aim to support strategic needs of Camphill communities and the Camphill movement in North America.

$50,000 – Camphill Academy Final installment of a three-year start-up grant supporting accredited on-site training in social therapy and Camphill care at our communities

$30,000 – Camphill Association of North America Strategic assistance to the Coworker Development Office to support effective and wide-reaching recruitment of short and long-term coworkers

$30,000 – Camphill Special School Supporting the creation of a capital infrastructure master plan for the school’s next half-century

Building our Communities

These grants provide the “bricks and mortar” needed for the growth and well-being of our communities and the quality of their caregiving. $150,000 – Heartbeet Lifesharing Funding a new community center that will serve as an artistic, social and cultural hub for Heartbeet and the surrounding community

$20,000 – Camphill Communities California Support for renovation of a newly acquired eldercare residence

$11,000 – Ita Wegman Association Support for construction of a vegetable storage and processing shed providing new work opportunities for Glenora Farm residents

Investing in our Coworkers These grants support the professional development and skills education of Camphill lifesharing volunteers and staff.

$20,800 – Camphill Ghent Funding a 12-month program to train home health aides in our eldercare community about the essentials of Camphill quality care

$5,000 – Plowshare Farm Support for participation in the Camphill Academy coworker training program

$3,000 – Camphill Association of North America Support for the annual Heartbeet Youth Conference, sharing essentials of Camphill with the next generation of committed coworkers

Investing in our Global Movement Our international grants support the growth of Camphill communities around the world through targeted grants for specific needs. $30,000 – Camphill Village Svetlana, Russia Support for a major capital renovation project at this village two hours east of St. Petersburg

$22,000 – Camphill Callan, Ireland Funding to implement a more individualized model of housing support in the community

$15,000 – Ceske Kopisty, Czech Republic Assistance with housing renovation that will open the community to more residents

Total Number of Grants: 22 Total Amount Awarded: $439,867

RELATED PROGRAM HIGHLIGHT

$20,000 - Travel and Research Fellowships

Supporting the further professional development of 29 Camphill coworkers through funding their participation in workshops

and conferences that advance knowledge of best practices in developmental disability services and provide continuing education in

anthroposophy, biodynamic agriculture and Camphill essentials.

Grant Awards byStrategic Priority: l 41% CAPITAL NEEDS ($181,000)

l 26% CAPACITY BUILDING ($114,000)

l 23% INTERNATIONAL ($99,452)

l 7% COWORKER TRAINING

AND RECRUITMENT ($31,065)

l 3% OT H E R ($14,350)

Camphill Foundation was formed in 1966 with a mission of supporting two fledgling Camphill communities in Pennsylvania and New York. We have grown

with the Camphill movement and today celebrate 15 Camphill communities and a Foundation endowment of over $9 million. We would never have made it

this far without the dedication of our donors. You have done this. These photos share the growth and change that your support has made possible!

A Note on Endowment Growth:

This year we celebrated our 50th anniversary with a campaign to grow the Jack Acker Fund for New Camphill Initiatives, a fund that was created specifically with the purpose of supporting the founding and growth of new Camphill communities, initiatives, organizations and activities. Thanks to the generosity of our Gala donors and sponsors, we were able to earmark over $425,000 of fundraised dollars for this Fund without compromising the scale and focus of our current granting program. Camphill Foundation strives to provide more children and adults with special needs access to quality residential programs, and through the use of the Jack Acker Fund for New Camphill Initiatives, this goal can become a reality. Thank you to those who donated in support of this important work.

For a copy of our audited financial statements or investment policies, please contact us at info@camphillfoundation.org.

Financial Highlights June 1, 2015 - May 31, 2016Net Total Assets as of May 31, 2016 - $9,365,632

Revenue Total Income $1,263,626 Sources of Revenue by Category:

l 45% SPECIAL EVENTS (NET) ($571,941)

l 29% ENDOWMENT SUPPORT ($369,084)

l 26% INDIVIDUAL & CORPORATE GIFTS ($322,601)

Operating & Program Total Expenses $1,263,626 Expense Allocations by Category:

l 35% GRANTS ($439,867)

l 34% ENDOWMENT GROWTH ($425,238)

l 12% PROGRAM ($141,180)

l 10% ADMINISTRATION ($132,463)

l 9% FUNDRAISING ($124,878)

THANK YOU to those whose generosity made Camphill Foundation’s 50th Anniversary Gala a night to remember! Over 300 supporters joined the Camphill Foundation on April 28, 2016 at Tribeca 360 in New York City to honor former Board President Donald Meltzer and celebrate the success of our 50th anniversary campaign. The evening featured the Camphill Special School Children’s Choir, a special boutique of handcrafted Camphill items, and the North American premiere of Camphill Foundation UK’s World Wide Weave.

Please visit www.camphillfoundation.org to view the inspiring video shared that evening.

Thank you again FOR SUPPORTING CAMPHILL!!!

Photos by Catherine Dodge Smith

We proudly share this list of supporters – the individuals, foundations, corporations, and businesses that made our 2015-2016 grant awards possible. Please know we are deeply grateful

for all contributions of every size. Together these charitable gifts became life-changing grant awards that are growing, strengthening, and safeguarding the Camphill movement in North

America and worldwide.

Community Visionary $20,000 +

Thomas CornacchiaPamela and Lawrence LavineShelley and Donald MeltzerAmy and Jonathan MeltzerSabina and Harlan StoneDLA Piper Heather & Robert Keane Family Foundation

Community Leader $10,000 - $19,999

Fern and Roger Begelman Susan and Jonathan BramWilliam FowlerJustin GaelichJulie and Roby HarringtonJennifer and Matthew HarrisMaryanne HarveyBetsy and Bill HermanDeborah and Ira KatznelsonFrances ManleyEric MaskinRobin and Roger MeltzerAmelia and Adebayo OgunlesiPeggy Hanratty and Jeff PetersJoan PrattMaryAnn RichMichael Swenson

Peggy Yannas and Andrew WallachRosanne Berman and Daniel WichmanElisha WieselCamphill HudsonCamphill Village Copake FoundationIroquois Avenue FoundationRabobank Simon and Eve Colin Foundation Community Builder $5,000 – $9,999

John Hearn and William BorrelleAnne BrennanLynn Brinton and Daniel CohnPamela Kaufman and Scott DrathDavid FirestoneCathy Cramer and Kenneth GibbsRobert KatzBetty Ann and Kevin KeaneCarol Barash and Jed KwartlerDavid LehmanStacey and Dan LevitanMary LoganJodi and Herb NassJennifer Sclar and Kevin O’BrienLinda and Herald RitchSusan and David RockefellerAmy and Steven RubensteinErin Powers and Jerry SchwartzLiz and Todd WarnockTara Kelleher and Roy ZuckerbergCravath, Swaine & Moore Camphill Resident’s TrustMilken Family FoundationMara and Ricky Sandler Foundation

Joanne McCready Irrevocable TrustNickelodeon

Community Sustainer $2,500 - $4,999

Eve and Frank BarronLisa Sharkey and Paul GleicherLois and Arthur GoodmanKristine and Marc GranetzTina Park and Peter LesserMarina and Steven LowyMel and Mark McDivittCourtney and Jon-Paul MomsenHelen Kauder and Barry NalebuffCathy and James NishEllie Becker and Norman PartonJoanne and Hal PartonJanet SmithTheresa and John SoffronoffBunge LimitedCamphill Village USAGoldman, Sachs & Co. Matching Gift ProgramPeter Joseph & Elizabeth Scheuer Family Fund

Community Benefactor $1,500 - $2,499

Esther and Laurence BeilensonTracey BenfordGail BindermanJoyce and Fred ClaarCaryn and Rodney CohenCathleen CollinsAllison Schneirov and Steven FischGail and Walter HarrisAmanda and Rick Moseley

Eileen Tabios and Thomas Pollock Wendy and Lewis RubinBarbara and Frederic SiegelPolly and John Tucker Priscilla and Ward Woods

Community Protector $1,000 - $1,499

Anonymous David Bassett Suzanne Telsey and Steven Bennett Lorraine and Joel Berman Terry and Lynn Birdsong Mary Ann and Carleton Burtt Gigi and Bruce Cooperman Steven Corman Mark Curran Robin Dahlberg Elizabeth and Robert Dobrish Paula Eagle Pam and Billy Ford Sheila and Bob FriedlandBarbara Bell and Peter GarveyAmy and Warren GleicherBruce KokernotNancy and Keith KrakaurPaulette and Eric MannJanet and Allan MantelMaura MayMarilyn and John MollerGabriella and Claudio PannunzioRobin and Orin PortnoyHeather and Andrew RevelisKatie and Kenneth RogersHelen and Mark RiceJane and Aaron SapersteinGia Machlin and Corey SclarAparna Sen

Felice and David SilkHeidi and Richard SontagEliot SpitzerAlayne and Robert SulkinGary TanatunioSusan and Brett TejpaulStuart ThompsonJeffrey VerschleiserSandra and George WeiksnerRonnie WexlerAlpert Family FoundationArthur Loeb FoundationBernard & Anne Spitzer Charitable TrustCamphill Special SchoolCohen Clair Lans Greifer & ThorpeFinerman FoundationRobert & Arlene Kogod Family FoundationSilicon Valley Community FoundationTriskeles Foundation

Community Partner $500 - $999

James and Aundrea Amine Melanie and Dean AsofskyAnne and Jim BaileyKen BartonRoberta BradleyMiriam Peretsman and Paul BreeneFlorence Seery and Marc Bryan-BrownSusanna Peyton and John CampbellAbbey and Steven ChillSusan and Frank CiminoCourtney CoffmanPatricia Moncada and Eric CohenBarbara and Bert CohnMarian CoppersmithE. Robert CotterJoanne and Robert CovenVanessa Drake-Johnson and Steve DunnJoyce and Steven Eisenberg

Maryl Fish-AckerGlynis and Adam FordHouda and Jim FosterErin and Jonathan FrankelJoseph FriedmanPeter GarveyAdam GleicherJan GoeschelJohn HanifinJoe HarrisAdina and Donniel HartmanMeredith HigbeeCharles HillAndrew KaskelCliff LandesmanNancy and Barry LefkowitzEllen and Howard LevyKent MacKayKaren and W. Drake McFeelyLainey MoseleyIlene and Robert MosesThomas PippertBarry PisetznerJulia ReidheadJohanna and Lief RosenblattAllene and Paul RussellNancy Aries and Elliott SclarCaroline Williams and Michael SeeryTia Powell and James ShapiroNancy and Jeffry SilvermanEthan SilvermanNancy Olnick and Giorgio SpanuMimi Coleman and John TowerDeborah and Kenneth TuchmanLynne and John VassalloDiane and William VogtElizabeth and Douglas WallaceCaroline WilliamsSteven WolfeCamphill Village MinnesotaCircle of Life FoundationGee Fund

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Community Supporter $10 - $499

Alan and Lyn AbramsonBarbara and Jonathan AchenbaumEdward AckerLaura Katzman and Nicholas AckerThomas AckerRhoda and Theodore AdlerSue and David AlperKathleen Conway and Morten AnkerAnonymousLaurie Gould and Stephen AnsolabehereSafdar AsgharDiedra Heitzman and Michael BabitchKarl BakemanSylvia BausmanRuth BellKam BellamyCarol Ann and Martin BemisAlysia BenninghoffEileen BerenyiJoan and Irwin BergerPaul BergmanElinor and Robert BerlinDerek BermelSteven Slater and Jerry BernhardSharon BlanchardTeresa and Keith BogdanovichAmoud BoksteijnTema and Mark BombackJudy BombackMarian and Richard BottRalph BovardRachel and Adrian BowdenPaula BradleyCarol and Fred BraunshweigerLaura and William BriggsAdrian Bryan-BrownGloria Durka and Paul BumbarMichelle and Forbes BurttAlison CarrollJohn CarrollChristina ChangHelen and Dave Clark

Richard CloughAshley and George ColeLeann and Dan ColemanBrooke ConnollyBill CordingleyJennifer CowellChristina CoyleMarian DarNiloufer and Edul DaverStacy DickMartha DickinsonJean and Jon DurbinLaurie and James EdwardsNancy and Steven EliaAnne and Sidney EmermanElena and Raif EzrattyDebra and Brian EzrattyAnne and Erik FahlgrenDebbie FarrellLaura and Benjamin FederShishalden and Norman FeitKaren and Paul FeldmanChris and Jim FenciKatherine and Michael FerrisSusan Schnur and Len FishmanAnthony FlorioMary Kay and William FlowersCharity Robey and Steve FormanRhonda and Luke FowlerMarcia FoxElaine FreemanChris FreitagLynne and William FriedmanMarie FurstLinda FurstLaurent and Michael GaviserJohn GerlachSusan GilbergHannah Schwartz and Jonathan GilbertLaura Anne and Gerald GillenGreg GleicherLinda and Michael GoldbergLaura GoldinSara and Harvey GoldsmithStephanie and Peter GoodkindLaura and Neil GottliebJennifer Gottlieb

Deborah GraceGloria and Ronald GramagliaSandra and Kenneth GreenbaumAnne GrevenRuth and Todd HarringtonSophy HaynesSarah Kessler and David HeberleinDaniel HighamJames HodgeGeralyn and Paul HoganElaine and Harvey HoltzLyn and Jack HowardMartha HuntMarsha and Warren HuntMartha IusterKatherine JaskotMarian JohnsonCarolyn and Eugene KaczkaAroon KalsiJennifer and Michael KaminskyBarbara and Bentley KassalBarbara and Jon KaufmanHarry KendallChristine and Richard KittoNina KleinJeanne and Scott KolesJanice and Frederick KreitnerMona and James KunenZachary KwartlerJennifer LaconisFelicia and Howard LandmanJeanne LeonardDonna and Richard LeroyBeverly LoweDina LunderJack LuskRoswitha Imegwu and Kumar MalTracy and Lee MarcusPhyllis and Seymour MarcusLinda Miller and Lawrence MarshallJean and Jon MastrandreaDavid MathusKayla McGannonDana MeltzerJulia MeltzerRyan MeltzerDineen and Anthony MesitaTilney Wickersham and Keith Mestrich

Agnes and Kevin MestrichMargrit MetrauxIna Jo and Darryl MeyerJudith and Alan MillerPhoebe MillikenJoan MinorMarta Sanders and Lincoln MitchellTracy MitchellJung Min Lee and Todd MittyRonald MollerSusie and Jonathan MordohSylvia NasarSimona NechitaBethany and David NicholsPenelope Kim and Daniel NissenbaumHarry NorthBerna and Efe OkCorey OmerBarbara and Thomas OrrMargaret and David OsbornCharlene and Peter PadenVivek PaiCynthial PallisterJohn PetrowskyMichael PhelanClaudia and Clemens PietznerMargaret and John PintoDiane and Elliot PollandHelen Anne QuigleyCharlotte Haas and Gary QuirkHeidi and Rusty RatliffNancy ReganIrene and Philip RhodesElena Cohen and Steven RitzPaula Robison and Scott NickrenzJake RubensteinT. SalinasAnn and Richard SarnoffJoanne SauerCarol SchmidtCara SchmidtRose SchwartzRonald Sanchez and David SchwartzMichelle and Howard SchweibelBeverlee Sclar

John ScottiLeslie and Michael SeeleyCarol and Jim SeeryDoris and Richard SeidlitzAparna SenAmy and Steven ShachatManju and Ashwin ShahNancy and Alan ShapiroRobert ShapiroRise and Kenneth ShepsleKristin Wald and Peter SimonSandra SmithMelissa and Allan SmithCarolyn and Lawrence SmithWilliam SpitzMarion and Ronald SteinMargaret and Peter SteinfelsSue Macdonald and Corey StoneJoan StrochakGail and Herb SussmanEric SvendsenVirginia and Robert SwainJane and Hooker TalcottNaomi TamerinAndrew TenenbaumRichard TofelSusan TofelLouisa and John TroubhJanise TursoElizabeth TwitchellNancy and Luke ViscontiRobert WeilAdriaan and Caden WeststrateBernadette and Reed WilsonSusan ZalesMarjorie and Lester ZimmermanAmazonSmileCamphill Communities CaliforniaCamphill Communities OntarioCamphill GhentCamphill SoltaneCascadia Society For Social WorkingHigh Spirit Community FarmJ.T. Mullen CompanyMatthews & Co.

In-Kind Donations

Kimera AhnertDavid AlperDavid BergerBrock CoyleKaty GemelliMatthew HarringtonDr. Lee MarcusMarc and Mel McDivittDonald MeltzerSteven MesslerKevin MestrichSusie MordohCarla WraggeFish & Hunt ClubJ & S PaintingJasper Hill FarmsJeff Silverman WineMike’s Organic DeliveryNickelodeon

Special thanks to the Camphill communities in North America that supported the 50th Anniversary Gala through donations of handmade items for the Camphill Boutique.

This list represents donations made to the Camphill Foundation between June 1, 2015 and May 31, 2016. We make every effort to ensure the accuracy of our records. However, if you find an error, omission, or misspelling in this list, please call Peggy Osborn at 845-517-2776 x 32.

“Camphill Foundation is a critical partner for communities and individuals, with and without disabilities, who would not otherwise have the ability to attend leadership trainings that strengthen all of our capacities to lead Camphill into the 21st century. The Foundation is committed to individuals in the Camphill Movement who are solving social and organizational challenges so that the community values and ideals of caring for the whole person can remain relevant in today’s fast-paced world.”

- Jon F l int , Board Fel low and Heartbeet L i feshar ing Coworker

OFFICERS

Roby Harrington Chair

Rachel Bowden Vice Chair

Amy Rubenstein Treasurer

Kerst de Jong Secretary

285 Hungry Hollow Road Chestnut Ridge, NY 10977845-517-2778 info@camphillfoundation.org

MEMBERS

Roger Begelman Rosanne BermanScott Drath Adam Gleicher Jan GoeschelJoe HarrisWilliam HermanIra KatznelsonEric Maskin Claudio PannunzioJerry Schwartz Jennifer SclarFlorie Seery

STAFF MEMBERS

Shelley Burtt Executive Director

Kevin MestrichDirector of Development

Peggy Osborn Assistant to the Executive Director

Erin East Communications Project Manager

Please consider naming Camphill Foundation in your will!Over the past fifty years, thousands of individuals have forged enduring relationships with Camphill Foundation and Camphill Communities in North America. These deep relationships and the work of Camphill do not end when an individual’s earthly life ends. Planned giving offers the opportunity to make a gift which will bring expression to your intention and love for Camphill into the future.

Please let us know!

If you plan to include Camphill Foundation in your will, or need information on how to do so, please contact:

Kevin Mestrich, Director of Development845-517-2776 x 31Kevin@camphillfoundation.org