Our Mission Enhancing the quality of life in the communities we serve

Our Purpose The Community Foundation engages in three core roles:

• Raising funds – promoting and generating community capital

• Stewarding funds – prudently investing and managing the funds entrusted to us

• Distributing funds – creating positive community impact through effective and efficient grantmaking. The Foundation focuses its grantmaking in four primary areas: Health and Human Services, Youth and Families, Arts and Culture, Educational Scholarships, and Civic and Public Benefit.

Our Values • Stewardship – including accountability, consistency and

fiduciary responsibility

• Integrity – including professionalism, trust, honest communication

• Visionary – focusing on the future, providing leadership, catalyzing change and demonstrating an entrepreneurial spirit and creativity

• Shareholder focus – including concern for community, good citizenship, excellent customer service, personalized attention, proactive outreach, caring and compassion

• Excellence – in everything we do

• Working together as a team

In addition, The Community Foundation recognizes that it is uniquely positioned to provide leadership and act as a catalyst for change in our region.

Confirmed in Compliance with National Standards for U.S. Community Foundations

2012 was a wonderfully rewarding year of service for The Community Foundation, as this annual report reveals. It was also a time of transition. Daniel Foster, who served admirably as our President and CEO, beginning in 2008, astutely led the Foundation through mid-September of 2012 before leaving to assume a new executive position in the arts. Upon his resignation, long-term employee Celia Cudiamat steadfastly guided The Community Foundation as Interim President/CEO. Both of these leaders—along with our donors, Board, staff, community partners and professional advisors—advanced our mission to “enhance the quality of life in the communities we serve.”

For we all believe that philanthropy matters.

Concepts such as altruism, civic-mindedness, diversity, and responsibility are part of our ethos. At The Community Foundation we carry out these principles through what is commonly referred to in the field of philanthropy as the “Five G’s”: Get, Give, Grow, Gather and Guide. This is the essence of what we do at The Community Foundation.

We receive charitable contributions from people from all walks of life. We invest these donations so the funds grow. We provide grants to nonprofit businesses to help them improve the quality of life in our region. We gather others to work together in order to have a collective impact. And we guide these efforts to increase philanthropy in our community.

In 2012, we had a banner year. The Community Foundation opened 23 new charitable funds through the generosity of donors who benevolently provided $8.3 million to assist the Foundation carry out our work together. This brought the total funds we manage to 312. Our investments saw a 16.2% return at the end of the year. This allowed the Foundation to provide $7.1 million to nonprofit businesses locally,

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nationally and internationally. Of that amount, the Foundation provided $1.7 million to higher education in the form of scholarships, grants to universities, and for other educational purposes. And we ended the year with $63 million in assets—the highest amount of any community foundation in the vast region we serve in Inland Southern California: The Counties of Riverside and San Bernardino.

As you read this annual report on The Community Foundation’s work in 2012 in such areas as scholarships, grants, funds, initiatives, special projects and awards, we hope you will consider joining our community leadership effort to continue making this region even stronger and more vibrant through philanthropy. And while this publication is a look back, at the conclusion of this report James J. Cuevas, our incoming 2013 Board Chair, provides a glimpse of our exciting work in the future.

Thank you.

Dr. Jonathan Lorenzo YorbaPresident and CEO

Mr. Grover C. Trask2012 Board Chair

Mr. Grover C. Trask and Dr. Jonathan Lorenzo Yorba

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Reginald K. Edmond II Memorial Walk for Education

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Reggie Edmond was a diligent student and talented athlete at Arlington High School in Riverside. He spent many Saturdays visiting and participating in workshops at colleges and universities. Sadly, this promising young man never realized his dream of attending college and playing university-level football. He died in an automobile accident in April 2008 at the age of 16. The Reginald K. Edmond II Scholarship Fund was established as a tribute to Reggie’s spirit and aspirations.

Committed to helping lead young people in a path to achievement, Reginald “Keith” Edmond and Consuela Edmond, Reggie’s parents, wanted to ensure that college scholarships will be available annually for outstanding students. Each year they mobilize co-workers, friends, family, and community members to implement the Reginald K. Edmond II Memorial Walk for Education, a community-led fundraising effort dedicated not only to keeping Reggie’s memory and spirit alive but also to celebrating exemplary service, leadership qualities, and academic achievement in young people.

Reginald K. Edmond II Scholarship FundA fund established at TCF

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Reginald K. Edmond II

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“ I wanted to do well for all the people who believed in me and supported me—to show them that they made a good choice.”

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S T U D E N T S C H O L A R S P O T L I G H T

“One thing that I thought would be really cool was if some of the past recipients wanted to help out some of the current recipients with questions about college and what to expect. Feel free to ask me anytime,” said Aidan McCarthy to a group of five students receiving the Reginald K. Edmond II Scholarship—the same scholarship that Aidan had received four years earlier.

Aidan was a junior at Arlington High School and on the track team with Reggie Edmond when the tragic accident that took Reggie’s life occurred (see the full story on page 4). A year later, he was one of the first students to receive a scholarship from Reggie’s family.

On an early morning in April, four years later, he stood on the stage at the 5th annual Reginald K. Edmond II Memorial Walk for Education. Aidan thanked the audience, donors, and Edmond family for the scholarship that helped him.

“I wanted to personally come and say thanks. It was an honor four years ago to receive this scholarship and it’s been an honor to come back today to personally say ‘Thank you.’”

Aidan is a recent graduate from UC Berkeley. He graduated with a BA in Political Science and Political Economy in four years—which is difficult to do these days, especially while holding down two part-time jobs. This is a testament to the quality of students selected for these scholarships.

“I wanted to do well for all the people who believed in me and supported me—to show them that they made a good choice,” stated Aidan. “I will always be thankful.”

Aidan is currently working at MCGRANE LLP, a law firm in San Francisco, and plans to attend law school in two years. “Everything is going according to plan—just the way I described it four years ago in my scholarship essay,” Aidan said.

As he ended his remarks at the memorial walk, Aidan addressed the students again. “The last time I was up this early was when I stayed up all night studying. You’ll see what I mean when you get to college!”

Aidan McCarthyFirst Student Recipient of the Reginald K. Edmond II Scholarship Fund

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“ At last year’s walk I saw the kids we were helping.”

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“At last year’s walk I saw the kids we were helping,” said Shirley Jackson, owner of Security Tax Services in Riverside and a regular donor to the Reginald K. Edmond II Scholarship Fund. “I could see that the scholarship fund was working well over the years and I knew that if I donated more this year, we could help even more kids.”

Shirley is no stranger to helping kids. Her office is full of plaques with photos of sports teams she has sponsored over the last 30 years. She believes that if you support kids who are doing good things, then good things will come from them. So when the Edmond Family approached her about donating to the Scholarship Fund five years ago, she was on board.

“I knew Reggie since he was a little kid. He used to come in with Ms. Edmond and sit in her lap, every tax season. Year after year I watched him grow up,” Shirley explained. “He just started getting taller and taller and then the accident happened. It was just tragic.”

When the family decided to open a scholarship fund to honor Reggie’s memory, Shirley was one of the first to donate funds. “I gave $500 that year.”

That first year, Shirley’s granddaughter participated in awarding the scholarships at the memorial walk on behalf of Security Tax Services. Shirley does not like the spotlight on herself and is much more comfortable watching from the sidelines. “I was really impressed with the students,” remembered Shirley.

“I said to myself, ‘We’re going to have to do better next year and give more scholarships,’” Shirley explained. “That is how it got started. Every year, we’re going to do a little bit better. We’re going to do better so the kids can do better!” And indeed, that is what Shirley has done.

This year Shirley contributed $10,000 to the fund. “These kids really want to go to college,” she said. “That’s why I’m so glad that we were able to do this. It’s a good feeling...just to help the kids.”

Shirley hopes that other businesses take notice and donate to a scholarship fund of their choice.

“It doesn’t take a lot to motivate a student. Once they get that first scholarship, other people come and help and can lead them to resources to pay for the other years.”

Receiving a scholarship shows a student that it was worth it for them to do well in high school, believes Shirley. “It’s good for them to know that other people are rewarding their hard work.”

Shirley JacksonDonor to the Reginald K. Edmond II Scholarship Fund

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“ The only way we’re going to stop the killing of animals is to prevent their birth.”

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“The only way we’re going to stop the killing of animals is to prevent their birth. A lot of people cannot afford to spay and neuter their pets. We are hoping that with our new low-cost clinic, and grants to help offset the costs, we can help resolve this community problem.”

When Kathy McIntire talks about animals, she does it with enthusiasm and passion. Kathy is the Administrative Supervisor at Animal Friends of the Valleys, an animal shelter in Wildomar that provides animal services to Lake Elsinore, Wildomar, Canyon Lake, Menifee, Murrieta, and Temecula.

But when Kathy talks about the pet owners she helps at Animal Friends of the Valleys, she does it with compassion and a bit of sadness. “We have a very long list of people who need financial assistance to care for their dog or cat. The need is so great here in this community.”

Many low-income families, homeless people and senior citizens depend on their pets for love and companionship, but often the expense to care for their pets far outweighs their financial means. “That’s why we’re so thankful for the grants from The Community Foundation,” said Kathy.

Through grants from two separate funds at The Community Foundation (TCF), Animal Friends of the Valleys is able to provide financial assistance to low-income pet owners to help defray the cost of treatment for their animals.

The Albert and Anna Herdina Memorial Fund for Animals was established at TCF in 2002 to pay for veterinary services incurred by needy senior citizens. To date, 62 grants totaling $900,606 have been awarded to various animal nonprofits in the two-county region.

Additionally, the Mildred E. Smernoff Animal Care Fund, which was established at TCF in 2006 for the care and treatment of animals for needy and low-income individuals in Southwest Riverside County, has awarded two grants exceeding $20,000 to Animal Friends of the Valleys.

One of Kathy McIntire’s roles at Animal Friends of the Valleys is to administer the grant funds from TCF through their Community Assistance Programs. The hardest part of that job, she says, is determining how to use the funds.

“There are more requests for support than there is money.”

How does she decide who gets the funds from the grants? “Even though the grant guidelines allow us to allocate up to $1,200 per animal, we’ve decided to reduce the support to around $400 so we can help more people,” explains Kathy.

“Emergency needs come first, euthanasia next. Immediate needs of the animals, such as a broken leg or diabetes treatments, are also priorities. Vaccines and dental issues are also popular requests. And over 25% of the funds go to spay and neuter services.

“We have an entire binder full of people we have helped.”

Animal Friends of the Valleys does what it can to continue helping after the grant funds have been spent. “Being a nonprofit, we don’t have unlimited funds to help everyone. But we do have the resources, and the heart, to get in a truck and go get a dog that needs medical care and take it to a vet for the owner, ” said Willa Bagwell, executive director of Animal Friends of the Valleys.

“We had a lady who took a bus here to deliver her paperwork for financial assistance. After she was approved, it was difficult for her to get here with her cat on the bus. So we had an employee, part of our kennel staff, pick up the woman and her cat, take them to the appointment with the veterinarian and then take them back home.” The staff has also delivered cat food and cat litter to those who do not have transportation.

“The people are so grateful for the financial assistance for their pet care,” explains Kathy. “They are so appreciative. They send thank you cards and offer to volunteer for us.

“It’s just so rewarding to be able to help so many people. We really thank The Community Foundation for the opportunity.”

Kathy McIntireAnimal Friends of the Valleys

ANIMAL FRIENDS OF THE VALLEYS

MISSION Dedicated to promoting humane care of animals through education and a humane, pro-active animal services program. They are committed to preventing the suffering of animals and to ending pet overpopulation.

ADDRESS 33751 Mission Trail Wildomar, CA 92595

PHONE 951.471.8344

WEBSITE www.animalfriendsofthevalleys.com

FACEBOOK Animal Friends of the Valleys

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“ We don’t believe people should be on a waiting list for food.”

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“We don’t believe people should be on a waiting list for food,” says Ginny Foat, executive director of the Mizell Senior Center in Palm Springs.

She elaborates by saying, “We fundraise for the other meals that aren’t covered by our Meals on Wheels county contracts. Sometimes our meals are the only food a senior citizen may get that day.” Ginny told us on a recent visit to the Mizell Senior Center that their program is the largest provider of Meals on Wheels in the Coachella Valley, delivering over 70,000 meals to frail and homebound seniors every year. For many of these clients, the Meals on Wheels driver is their only outside contact, and a connection to the world and services the seniors would otherwise be unable to access.

While some providers use volunteer drivers, Mizell Senior Center employs professional staff to deliver the meals. “Our staff is trained not only to deliver food but also to help us deliver on our mission to help the seniors of our community,” stated Ginny. Each employee is CPR certified and trained to ascertain the health and mood of their clients.

“Our drivers see our seniors every day so they know if they are depressed or if their speech is slurred—a sign of a stroke or other medical condition.”

If a client doesn’t answer the door, the drivers ask a neighbor, the landlord or the police to help them determine why. They have saved lives with this relentless dedication to the senior community.

There are other programs at the Mizell Senior Center intended to keep the senior community active. They have over 50,000 visits each year from individuals taking part in their activities and programs.

The Mizell Senior Center offers classes on a myriad of topics such as computer and social media skills, games, interest groups, music and the arts. They also have counseling services and financial advice available.

To keep their clients healthy, they offer exercise classes, fall prevention series, support groups and other health services. And they offer a robust lunch every day in their dining auditorium.

In fact, the Mizell Senior Center has been serving the greater Palm Springs area for nearly 40 years, and is the community focal point on healthy and active aging.

Active seniors come together at the Mizell Senior Center for service and activity which enhances dignity, supports independence, and encourages involvement in and with the community.

Naturally, all this comes at a cost. Funding for these programs comes from government contracts, grants from foundations, individual and corporate gifts, and other methods such as income from the Mizell Senior Center endowment fund at The Community Foundation.

“In 2006, a large gift was left to the Center to establish an endowment which provides income for our operational expenses,” explains Ginny. “Each year, we receive a distribution from the fund.”

Agency Endowments at The Community Foundation are established by individual nonprofit organizations—such as the Mizell Senior Center—to provide an income stream for the agency in perpetuity. Currently, TCF manages 76 agency funds for the nonprofits in our two-county region.

Ginny FoatExecutive Director of the Mizell Senior Centerand Agency Fundholder

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THE MIZELL SENIOR CENTER

MISSION To enhance the lives and welfare of adults who live in or visit our community.

ADDRESS 480 South Sunrise Way, Palm Springs, CA 92262

PHONE 760.323.5689

WEBSITE www.mizell.org

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As part of our Environmental Initiative, The Community Foundation conducted a series of environmental listening sessions throughout Riverside and San Bernardino Counties.

Based on the findings, participants determined that environmental nonprofits lacked adequate knowledge and skills in fundraising, particularly in these four areas:

1. Effective planning for comprehensive and diversified fundraising

2. Grant proposal development

3. The role and responsibility of Board of Directors in fundraising

4. Donor cultivation

The Environmental Fundraising Academy was the response to those findings.

In Spring 2102, the first Environmental Fundraising Academy was launched in partnership with High Desert Resource Network (now named Academy for Grassroots Organizations) and with a grant from Bank of America. Over 25 local nonprofit businesses associated with environmental causes participated in the training which consisted of six topics over a three-day period.

The attendees—including nonprofit staff, board members and volunteers—learned about current giving trends, logic model planning, grant proposal research and development, board roles, and donor cultivation. All sessions were taught by fundraising experts from the region and The Community Foundation.

“Our role in the region is to help strengthen nonprofits so that people have the services and support they need to be healthy, safe and prosperous,” said Vici Nagel, President/CEO of the Academy for Grassroots Organizations. “The Environmental Fundraising Academy helped these nonprofit businesses to more effectively meet their mission and purpose.”

The San Timoteo Canyon, nestled in the Badlands of western Riverside County. Photo credit: Riverside Land Conservancy.

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Environmental Fundraising Academy

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A R T S & C U LT U R E I N I T I AT I V E

Arts Connection is the new arts council for the county of San Bernardino and surrounding areas. The council serves artists, art organizations, patrons of the arts, residents and visitors, businesses, government officials, and community leaders.

Beginning in 2010 and up through 2012, a group of over 70 cultural and civic leaders from throughout the County of San Bernardino—with the leadership of Supervisor Josie Gonzales in partnership with The Community Foundation—began to convene regularly to address the needs of artists and arts organizations and discuss the means to support arts and culture in San Bernardino County.

In 2012, Arts Connection’s first Executive Director, Andy Woods, was hired. Andy, an artist who was working in Joshua Tree and leading a small regional arts council in the Morongo Basin, began his work with Arts Connection as a volunteer. “I see that all of my journeys have led me to this position I’m in now,” marvels Woods.

After two years of planning, Arts Connection launched in January 2013 with a reception at the County of San Bernardino Administrative Office. Since then, Arts Connection has been busy sharing knowledge and resources, encouraging and advocating for the arts, and offering funding solutions for advancing projects, arts organizations and artists.

New Arts Council Established in San Bernardino

ARTS CONNECTION

MISSION We are dedicated to stimulating creative and economic vitality and enriching lives throughout the communities we serve by providing support, promotion, education, and advocacy for the arts.

ADDRESS 5500 University Parkway VA307 San Bernardino, CA 92407

PHONE 909.543.9868

WEBSITE www.artsconnectionnetwork.org

FACEBOOK Arts Connection Network

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Y O U T H P H I L A N T H R O P Y I N I T I AT I V E

The Youth Philanthropy Initiative was created by The Community Foundation to empower youth to address issues important to them by participating in grantmaking, one of the matters of philanthropy. Through this program, young people become active agents of change, preparing them for responsive community leadership through experiential education and practical hands-on service.

2012-2013 NONPROFIT GRANTEES Birth Choice of the Desert $2,470 CASA for Riverside County, Inc. – Court Appointed Special Advocates $2,000 Centro Medico Coachella – Borrego Community Health Foundation $2,030 Cops 4 Kids & Communities, Inc. $2,500 Latino Voter Registration – Algarabia Literacy Project $2,000 Music Changing Lives $2,250 Riverside Recovery Resources $2,500 SAFE Alternative for Everyone $2,250 Smooth Transitions, Inc. $2,000

TOTAL $20,000

Back row, standing, from left: Apoorva Panse, Miriam Cohn, Briana King, Ha Tran, Joshua Godwin, Albert Cadag, Matthew Allen, Lance Moll, Ross Teixeira. Middle row, standing, from left: Karen Lampert (TCF staff), Mauricio Hernandez, Jessica Chaoui, Amy Xu, Angela Patini, Veronica Sanchez, Andrew Cadag, Nicole Zermeno, Ikeoluwa Adeyemi-Idowy, Eduardo Bran, Christine Flores, Gia Jennings, Fernando Banales-Mejia, Catherine Camino, Samantha Romero, Celia Cudiamat (TCF staff). Front row, seated, from left: Alexandria Dominguez, Mia Nadeau, Briana Palencia, Jessica Goehring, Gauri Palta, Jennely Diego, Tracy Doan, Frances Bojorquez, Kristine de Los Santos. Not pictured: Christine Flores, Blake Moreno, Samantha Romero.

Many Thanks to our Student Co-Chairs of the 2012-2013 Youth Grantmakers – Ali Dominguez and Matthew Allen.

Photo credit: Hackworth Photography

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Y O U T H G R A N T M A K E R S

Three Youth Grantmakers and TCF staff had the opportunity to make a site visit to Riverside Recovery Resources (RRR) in Lake Elsinore. RRR serves youth throughout Riverside County by offering alcohol and other drug prevention and recovery services to adolescents and transition-age youth and their families.

The site visit gave the youth a first-hand opportunity to see how the nonprofit operates, the services it provides, and to talk with clients and staff. The Youth Grantmakers learned from the site visit that RRR was the first treatment recovery program in all of Riverside County to take treatment opportunities onto local high school campuses. The Beta Program is a year-round program that offers teen substance abusers a safe place to go while encouraging change and growth.

“ YGC helped me realized that so many people have harder lives than many of us, but there are even more people that can help make a difference for them.” ~ Mia Nadeau

“ Before joining YGC, I was well aware of the issues facing at-risk youth today, but I did not think I had the power to do anything about it. YGC has shown me that youth don’t have to wait until they’re older to make a change.” ~ Ikeoluwa Adeyemi-Idowy

“ I have learned how to be more open-minded and learned the importance of working with others.” ~ Jennely Diego

“ YGC has made a crucial impact on my life in that it has really allowed me to develop my ability to voice my opinions and be able to understand the process of grantmaking.” ~ Veronica Sanchez

“During the site visit, we had the opportunity to talk with a couple of teens involved in the program,” states Jessica Goehring, a YGC member. “I was very impressed by their courage and positive outlook on the changes they’re making in their lives. It enabled me to see how the funds we distribute through our grantmaking are used and that the grants make a difference.”

A Site Visit with Riverside Recovery Resources

By: Apoorva Panse, Youth Grantmaker

Youth Grantmakers Committee (YGC) is a group of high school students from Riverside and San Bernardino Counties who meet to award grants to nonprofit organizations that address youth needs. In 2012 we had 34 students, the most we have ever had, be a part of the program.

The youth grantmakers meet every month. We started off the year-long program with an orientation meeting, during which veteran members shared their experiences with incoming members and their parents. Every meeting we start off with an icebreaker, activities that the veteran student members plan. These activities teach members skills in decision-making and leadership, which helped them in the future when they made grant recommendations to The Community Foundation.

In the fall, the youth grantmakers went to their schools and surveyed hundreds of students about youth needs in the community and then collaborated to find the five issues that we would focus on when awarding the grants. The fall meetings consisted of several presentations from past grantees as well as leadership training that would help us in the process of giving grants.

In January we started the process of reviewing applications and deciding which non-profit organizations we wanted to give grants to. We started with mock-proposals to teach the new student members about the whole process, and in our February meeting we started reading all the applications. It took several meetings for us to finally decide which organizations we wanted to allocate our $20,000 to, as it was a very collaborative process. We decided by scoring each application based on how well the organization fit the youth needs and through many group discussions.

Throughout the year-long program, members also participated in community activities such as a Thanksgiving food drive and a jeans drive.

The Youth Grantmakers successfully advocated for YGC, conducted site visits, learned the importance of civic consciousness and good leadership, and were able to successfully award nine grants to organizations in the community.

YGC—Who are they? What do they do?

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C A PA C I T Y B U I L D I N G I N I T I AT I V E

Since 2010, The Community Foundation (TCF) has been working in partnership with county and local government, capacity building service providers, community organizations

and funders to develop strategies, projects and programs to address the capacity building needs of the nonprofit sector in Riverside and San Bernardino Counties. In 2011, TCF presented findings from a report from The James Irvine Foundation to the San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors on funding provided by foundations to nonprofits in the county. The report found that foundation support for nonprofits in San Bernardino County was only $3 per capita, compared to $119 per capita throughout the rest of California.

The Board of Supervisors took notice and responded. In March 2012, The Community Foundation was awarded $362,000 by the Board of Supervisors to support the county of San Bernardino’s nonprofit organizations to build their fundraising skills through a Grants Development Initiative and a Nonprofit Capacity Building Project.

Grants Development Initiative

The goal of this initiative is to increase the capacity of the county’s health, education, governmental, and nonprofit sectors to be more competitive in attracting grants from private / public foundations and state / federal government. TCF, in collaboration with AM Development Group and a number of key strategic partners and community leaders, led the effort to create a comprehensive “Grants

Development Initiative Plan for San Bernardino County: Achieving Positive Impact through Grant Funding”. The plan identifies strategies that help establish a much more collaborative approach to grant-related fundraising within the county.

Key elements of the plan included (1) creating a centralized and accessible resource center for identifying grants and funding opportunities, (2) developing a grant-writing team, (3) building collaborative teams of grantwriters / fundraisers within and between key sectors, (4) building stronger corporate funding partnerships, and (5) strengthening partnerships with governmental officials and policy makers.

Nonprofit Capacity Building

San Bernardino County has over 5,000 nonprofit organizations that struggle with limited resources to provide the quality of programs and services to meet the growing needs of residents and communities in the county. Rather than offer them a “fish,” TCF, in partnership with High Desert Resource Network (HDRN), provided training and technical assistance on how to better “fish” for funds.

The partnership provided a number of workshops and coaching support to key nonprofits in each Supervisorial District in the county—with a particular focus on grant proposal development and fundraising. Specific trainings included Board / Leadership Development; a four-day grants development training program; a comprehensive fundraising academy for grassroots nonprofits; and customized one-on-one fundraising coaching. Seasoned executive directors were recruited to then act as coaches to provide support and assistance to help ensure that lessons learned were being utilized and put into practice.

Lastly, TCF developed the first-ever countywide Nonprofit Capacity Building Strategic Plan for San Bernardino County: A Roadmap to Achieve Impact, which identified short- and long-term strategies for addressing funding disparities, training, and the infrastructure challenges and needs facing the county’s nonprofit businesses.

Addressing the needs of nonprofit organizations in our region

Andrea Mitchel—Vice-President,

AM Development Group and

Consultant to TCF’s Grant

Development Initiative—teaches

nonprofits about grant proposal

development at the four-day

Grants Development Clinic in

Hesperia, California.

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Grants by Program Area

The Community Foundation accepts competitive grant proposals from nonprofit organizations serving Riverside and San Bernardino County residents. The Foundation’s Board of Directors’ Grant Committee reviews all information and makes recommendations to the Board of Directors, which approves all grants and scholarships.

Grants from Donor Advised Funds are made throughout the year on an individual basis as recommended by donors. Grants from Restricted Funds and Agency Endowments may also be disbursed throughout the year based on specific requests.

Grants from the Community Impact Funds are made in the spring through a competitive process.

Health and Human Services $1,839,300

Children and Families $1,704,474

Educational Scholarships $1,656,970

Civic and Environmental Benefit $1,276,116

Arts and Culture $498,595

Other $125,909

For more information on grant application procedures, please visit our website at www.thecommunityfoundation.net. The site has our grant guidelines, information about the application process, the grants calendar, and the grant application forms and/or links. After reviewing this information, prospective applicants are encouraged to call the Foundation at 951.241.7777 with any questions.

How to Apply for a Grant

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In 2012, The Community Foundation awarded $7.1 million in grants and scholarships. The majority of the grants were from funds with specific purposes such as Field of Interest Funds or Scholarship Funds or from Designated Funds such as Donor Advised Funds or Restricted Funds.

The Community Impact Fund, in contrast, consists of unrestricted contributions and is used to make competitive grants to eligible nonprofits to meet the most critical needs of the community. The grant proposals are reviewed by the Grants Committee which submits its recommendations to the Board of Directors for approval. The Community Impact Fund is highly competitive and the Foundation always receives requests that total far more than the Foundation has available to grant.

The Foundation focuses its grantmaking in four primary program areas: Health and Human Services—promoting access to healthcare for all residents and helping individuals and families obtain basic services to promote an improved quality of life; Youth and Families—enhancing opportunities that promote academic achievement and positive youth development and developing family support services that foster learning and growth; Arts and Culture—encouraging creative expression and providing opportunities for enjoyment of cultural activities and art forms; Civic and Public Benefit—building a sense of community and promoting civic participation.

As communities grow and change over the years, the needs of our communities change as well. Having unrestricted dollars available to respond to changing needs allows The Community Foundation to fulfill its mission of enhancing the quality of life in the communities it serves, regardless of the current issues. Donors who understand this ebb and flow may find a contribution to the Community Impact Fund attractive.

Central City Lutheran Mission - Community Meals Program

Desert Women for Equality - WE care free Mammogram Program

Food Now - Food Assistance and Distribution

Foothill Family Shelter Inc. - Stepping Stones Program

Friends of The Riverside County Family Justice Center Foundation - The Lisa Project

H Street Clinic - Health Education Waiting Room

Hemet United Methodist Church - Home Away From Home

Hemet Valley Art Association Inc. - Relocation

Inland AIDS Project - Food Voucher Distribution

Inland Caregiver Resource Center Powerful Tools to Control the Frustrations of Caregiving

Lutheran Social Services of Southern CaliforniaGenesis House and Amelia’s Light Transitional Living Programs

Pacific Hospice Foundation Inc. - Meals on Wheels, Inland Empire

Palo Verde Valley Senior Citizens - Non Profit Corporation Blythe Harmony Kitchen

Rainbow Pride Youth Alliance - The Photovoice Project

Riverside County Philharmonic Association, Inc.Music in the Community outreach program

SAFE Alternatives For Everyone - SAFE Families and SAFE Homes

Samaritan Counseling Center - Behavior Education and Management Services (BEAMS) Program

San Jose Community and Bea Main Learning CenterG2G: “Great to Graduate” afterschool program

Senior Citizens Service Center of The Temecula Rancho Area Inc. - Refrigeration Units

Special Olympics Inland Empire Region - Special Olympics School Partnership Program in the Inland Empire

Steinway Society of Riverside CountyClassics Concerts in Schools

United States Adaptive Recreation CenterProgramming Outreach Coordinator providing Outdoor Therapeutic Recreation for Disabled Persons

2012 GRANTEES

The Community Impact Fund

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Scholarships

S C H O L A R S H I P S

The founder of The Community Foundation, Charles L. Brouse, and his wife Clara, felt that the best way to give back to his community was to fund, in perpetuity, scholarships for deserving students.

Today, over 70 years later, scholarships remain a large focus of our grantmaking even as we have grown in geographic size and scope of giving. We average over $1 million a year in scholarships to every public, accredited two- and four-year college and university in the two-county region, including funding to colleges and universities in other parts of the nation. The awards not only recognize these students’ achievements, but also, more significantly, provide hope for those seeking to better themselves through education.

With a heart of sincere appreciation, I’d like to say “Thank You!” I am in my second year of nursing, graduating very soon. I am a single parent of four wonderful children. Through your financial gift, I was able to purchase books that I had been missing from the first year of nursing. I was also able to pay for my transportation expenses. Because I have been less financially stressed, I have been able to study more efficiently. I am currently an “A” student! Thanks to you and the Lena T. Pond Scholarship, I am well on my way to becoming the best caring nurse I can be!

Sincerely grateful,

Michelle J.

In 2012, The Community Foundation awarded $1.7 million dollars to higher education in the form of scholarships, grants to universities, and for other educational purposes.

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S P E C I A L P R O J E C T S

In November 2012, The Community Foundation organized the first-ever Give BIG Riverside, a 24-hour online giving day.

Nearly 100 Riverside nonprofit business organizations collaborated to raise over $200,000. With the support of over 20 taskforce members, the City of Riverside, local businesses, media, public entities and other generous sponsors, Give BIG Riverside helped the local nonprofit sector receive widespread attention, media coverage and capacity-building support which no single nonprofit could have accomplished alone.

Give BIG Riverside introduced philanthropy to the community in a fresh way, gained the attention of people who had never given before, and built the skill-set of nonprofits, allowing them to integrate innovative communication—particularly social media— and fundraising tools into their core operating structures.

Benefits:

• New donors were engaged

• Development of staff and volunteers into Champions for their agency

• Increased visibility of nonprofits and the services they offer

A rigorous collection of data from surveys, debriefing sessions, conversations and key interviews allowed us to identify our “wins”, collect our lessons learned, and evaluate the overall outcome of the campaign.

The results of this “look-back” is the 2012 Project Debrief available on the Give BIG Riverside website at www.giveBIGriverside.org. The report tracks data collected before and after our giving day. It serves as an historic record and tracks important benchmarks as we begin our next campaign which is scheduled for November 12, 2013.

Give BIG Riverside

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Throughout our two-county region, over 225 professional advisors play an important role in the success of The Community Foundation by serving on one or more of five regional Professional Advisors Councils (PAC).

Our Professional Advisors are bank and trust officers, financial planners, Certified Public Accountants, estate planning attorneys, real estate, tax and insurance professionals.

Many of our Professional Advisors also serve as “Champions”. Webster’s Dictionary defines a champion as “one who fights for another or for a cause,” which accurately describes the role of our Champions. To receive this distinction, a Professional Advisor must either establish an endowment or a fund in their own name or in the name of their family, or refer a client who then establishes an endowment or a fund at The Community Foundation.

We thank all of our Professional Advisors and especially our Champions, who are listed here.

Ms. Kathleen Albrektson

Ms. Deborah Anderson

Ms. Marcia Campbell

Mr. Frank Campbell

Mr. Chris Carpenter

Mr. Ray Cherry

Mr. Michael Cosgrove

Mr. Robert Fey

Ms. Tammy Fox

Mr. Karl Hicks

Ms. Elaine Hill

Mr. Nicholas Hjorth

Mr. David Hjorth

Mr. Vic Karidakes

Mr. Vern Kozlen

Mr. Michael Lovett

Ms. Margarita “Gigi” Maceda

Mr. Doug Martin

Mr. David Maupin

Mr. Mike McGreevy

Mr. J. Dana Mitchellweiler

Mr. Ronald Ridgeway

Mr. Philip Savage IV

Mr. Paul Shimoff

Mr. Robert Smith

Mr. Dwight Tate

Mrs. Nora Teasley

Mr. Glenn Tetley

Mr. Bruce Varner

Mr. Sean Varner

Mr. Neal Waner

Mr. David Wilson

Professional Advisors Council Champions

P R O F E S S I O N A L A D V I S O R S C O U N C I L

“ I truly appreciate the opportunity to work with The Community Foundation. We are able to connect our clients with a best in class organization that can help them affect and achieve their philanthropic goals.”

~ Karl Leonard Hicks, CFP, MBA

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F I N A N C I A L S U M M A RY

Assets Three-Year History$63M

$62M

$61M

$60M

$59M

$58M

$57M

$56M

$55M

$58,455,309

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$57,760,000

2011

$62,923,000

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Making sound strategic decisions on the structure of a portfolio has a profound influence on investment results. This is why the Foundation has a diversified portfolio with a long-term time horizon. The portfolio is invested in accordance with a core principle of successful investing which acknowledges that a diversified portfolio across different asset classes should provide a sustainable rate of income while minimizing the volatility that affects all investments to varying degrees. The portfolio is periodically rebalanced to target allocations to maintain portfolio equilibrium, increase value and support donors’ spending over the long term.

Process and Governance

The Foundation’s portfolio is reviewed by the Investment Committee and the Foundation’s independent investment consultants, Wurts & Associates, on an on-going basis. The Investment Committee and investment consultants review:

• Strategic Investment Opportunities

• Portfolio Allocations

• Fund Manager Analysis

• Investment Performance

• Manager Searches (as needed)

• Market Environment

• Capital Market Assumptions

The Investment Committee and our investment consultants recognize that we must avoid focusing on the short term, which always plays out randomly and unpredictably and instead look forward over the long term where we can achieve a reasonable degree of certainty. We will continue to focus on a sound investment policy for the benefit of our donors and will continue to employ best practices as we oversee the Foundation’s investments.

Asset Allocation and Philosophy

F I N A N C I A L S U M M A RY

Target Asset Allocation

Domestic Equity

Fixed Income

International Equity

Liquid Alternatives

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F I N A N C I A L S TAT E M E N T S

Consolidated Statement of Financial Position

The audited financial statements, containing all required disclosures and IRS Form 990, are available in the Foundation’s Riverside Offices or online at www.thecommunityfoundation.net.

December 31, 2012 With comparative totals at December 31, 2011

(Restated) 2012 2011

Assets Cash and cash equivalents $8,771,940 $8,981,009 Grants and contributions receivable 944,160 754,103 Miscellaneous receivables 15,718 13,815 Prepaid expenses 29,118 21,817 Investments 51,934,421 46,674,330 Assets held in remainder trusts 1,211,916 1,256,284 Furniture and equipment 59,345 58,384 Total assets $62,966,618 $57,759,742

Liabilities and net assets Liabilities Accounts payable and accrued expenses $90,064 $107,037 Grants payable 286,672 348,642 Capital lease obligation 16,342 22,855 Obligation under charitable gift annuities 185,271 191,801 Custodial funds 758,569 810,361 Agency funds 10,078,109 8,183,808

Total liabilities $11,415,027 $9,664,504 Net assets Unrestricted $8,365,433 $7,590,992 Temporarily restricted 43,186,158 40,504,246

Total net assets $51,551,591 $48,095,238

Total liabilities and net assets $62,966,618 $57,759,742

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F I N A N C I A L S TAT E M E N T S

Consolidated Statement of Activities

For the year ended December 31, 2012 With comparative totals for the year ended December 31, 2011

Temporarily (Restated) Unrestricted Restricted 2012 2011

Revenue and other support Revenue Net unrealized and realized gain (loss) on investment $907,989 $4,401,472 $5,309,461 $(2,509,233 ) Interest and dividend income 234,279 1,146,429 1,380,708 1,265,019 Less: investment income from agency funds (244,271 ) (944,845 ) (1,189,116 ) 203,994 Management fees - agency funds 133,364 133,364 121,569 Prior years’ grants returned 7,000 38,525 45,525 23,566 Special events - net of expenses of $58,553 (4,723 ) 49,853 45,130 2,714 Change in value of split-interest agreements 3,441 3,441 23,845 Total revenue 1,033,638 4,694,875 5,728,513 (868,526 )

Net assets released from program restrictions 8,643,091 (8,643,091 ) - -

Support Contributions, bequests and grants 31,933 8,260,211 8,292,144 7,789,780 Less: revenue and other support from agency funds (1,630,083 ) (1,630,083 ) (511,319 ) Total net support 31,933 6,630,128 6,662,061 7,278,461

Total revenues and other support 9,708,662 2,681,912 12,390,574 6,409,935

Expenses Program services: Grants awarded 8,278,317 8,278,317 6,179,405 Less: agency fund expenses and grants awarded (791,534) (791,534 ) (646,212 ) Grants awarded, net 7,486,783 7,486,783 5,533,193 Grant-related expenses 214,704 214,704 169,525 Community Leadership 271,380 271,380 188,721 Supporting services: Administration 585,205 585,205 617,803 Development 376,149 376,149 405,385 Total expenses 8,934,221 - 8,934,221 6,914,627 Change in net assets 774,441 2,681,912 3,456,353 (504,692 )

Net assets, beginning of year, as reported 7,590,992 40,504,246 48,095,238 49,293,819

Prior period adjustment (693,889 )

Net assets, beginning of year, as restated 7,590,992 40,504,246 48,095,238 48,599,930

Net assets, end of year $8,365,433 $43,186,158 $51,551,591 $48,095,238

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F U N D D E V E L O P M E N T

The Community Foundation connects our donors with the issues and organizations making a difference in the two-county region. Our professional staff works one-on-one with donors so they are able to explore the joy and passion in giving and experience first-hand that philanthropy matters.

Donors can choose from a variety of fund types to match their philanthropic goals, and contribute both current direct gifts and deferred planned gifts to their funds.

Types of Funds

• Agency Endowments are established by nonprofit organizations to provide an income stream in perpetuity for the agency.

• The Community Impact Fund allows the Board of Directors the flexibility to respond to the most critical community needs through a competitive granting process.

• Donor Advised Funds allow donors to be actively involved in achieving their philanthropic goals. Donors recommend grants to specific organizations through their own research or with the assistance of our professional staff. These funds are a simple alternative to private foundations, and allow family members to remain involved.

• Field of Interest Funds allow donors to target their giving by specifying a broad charitable need. For example, The Community Foundation administers Field of Interest Funds that are dedicated to the “treatment and care of indigent children in Riverside County,” and for “the care of domestic animals.” These types of funds allow donors to direct their gifts to a charitable area of interest without the hands-on involvement needed when establishing Donor Advised funds. Grants from Field of Interest Funds are awarded through a competitive process.

• Restricted Funds are for donors who wish to designate, in perpetuity, contributions to one or more specific organizations. The recipients of these restricted funds remain the same each year, forever.

• Scholarship Funds allow donors to create the parameters of the scholarship while The Community Foundation handles the administrative process. A donor may specify that the funds be awarded to students from the region for higher education or may be more specific with field of study or school attending.

Types of Gifts

We are able to accept a wide array of asset types as contributions to a fund, and because The Community Foundation is a 501(c)3 public charity, donors will receive the most valuable tax benefits available under the law for their charitable contributions—for both income and estate purposes. In addition to cash, we also accept gifts of:

• Bequests

• Charitable Gift Annuities

• Charitable Lead Trusts

• Charitable Remainder Trusts

• Intangible / Intellectual property

• Life Insurance

• Life Insurance Beneficiary Designations

• Oil, Gas, and Mineral Interests

• Real Estate

• Remainder Interests in Property

• Retirement Plan Beneficiary Designations

• Securities

• Tangible Personal Property

Ways to give

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Including The Community Foundation in their estate plan helps philanthropists leave a legacy for future generations. Donors may add to their existing fund or create a new fund at The Community Foundation with a gift from their estate. Available planned giving options include:

• Wills or Living Trusts: A gift to a charity at death. A bequest is the simplest type of planned gift.

• Life Insurance: When a policy is no longer needed for personal wealth replacement, donors can use it to give a significant gift to charity and establish a legacy with tax benefits that donors can enjoy during their lifetime.

• Charitable Remainder Trust: A donor gives cash or property and the trust makes payments for one or more people during their lifetime(s) or terms of years and then distributes the remainder to charity.

• Gift Annuities: An agreement whereby a donor makes a gift of cash or property and a charity agrees to make guaranteed fixed payments for one or two people during their lifetime(s).

• Retirement Accounts: Without proper planning, income and estate taxes can easily consume over half of your retirement account balance at death. It is often the best type of gift for tax mitigation purposes.

If you would like to make an impact in our community today and for generations to come, consider a gift to The Community Foundation. We will help you and your advisor design a philanthropic strategy that fulfills your charitable desires while effectively addressing your financial, tax and estate planning needs.

The Community Foundation Funds by Category

F U N D D E V E L O P M E N T

Agency Funds (65)

Donor Advised Funds (61)

Scholarship Funds (59)

Designated Funds (39)

Other (28)

Deferred Gifts (14)

Field of Interest Funds (13)

Fiscal Sponsorship Funds (10)

Community Impact Funds (9)

Geographic Affiliate Funds (7)

Unrestricted Funds (1)

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2 0 1 2 N E W F U N D S AT T H E C O M M U N I T Y F O U N D AT I O N

Arts Connection - General FundTo support the development of Arts Connection - The Arts Council for San Bernardino County

Beaumont Spirit Run FundTo provide funding through the annual Beaumont Spirit Run for student programs in Beaumont schools focused around health and wellness

Carpenter Foundation - Inlandia InstituteTo help with the costs of Inlandia’s Creative Literacy Programs for Children and Youth, to improve and expand Inlandia’s Literary Professional Development and Creative Expression Programs for Adults, and to help with the costs of updating and expanding Inlandia’s website and marketing tools

County of San Bernardino Arts Connection GrantEstablished through a contract from the County of San Bernardino to support the creation of Arts Connection, the arts council for San Bernardino County

County of San Bernardino Countywide Grants Development InitiativeEstablished through a contract from the County of San Bernardino to develop a Grants Development Initiative to significantly increase the grant support to San Bernardino County educational, government, and nonprofit organizations, and by extension to the 2.2 million people who live in the county

County of San Bernardino Countywide Nonprofit Capacity Building StrategyEstablished through a contract from the County of San Bernardino to develop and deliver a Countywide Nonprofit Capacity Building Strategy

Give BIG Riverside FundTo support the 24-hour online giving event “Give BIG Riverside”

Inland Empire CHI - Kaiser Grant 2012To support the activities of the Inland Empire Children’s Health Initiative

The James Irvine Foundation - Arts ConnectionTo support the establishment of Arts Connection / Arts Council for San Bernardino County

The James Irvine Foundation - San Bernardino County Linked LearningTo support regional expansion of Linked Learning pathways in San Bernardino County

Molina HealthCare Grant - IECHITo support the activities of the Inland Empire Children’s Health Initiative (IECHI)

Morgan Family - Capacity Building ChallengeTo support capacity building in the Inland Empire as part of the California Stewardship Network Year Three

Morgan Family - Regional Forum GrantTo support the California Stewardship Network Regional Forum

Music Changing Lives FundTo support the programs of Music Changing Lives

San Bernardino County CHI - IEHP -2012 Outreach (MAA)To support The San Bernardino Children’s Health Initiative Coalition Outreach Task Force

San Bernardino County CHI - Loma Linda -2012 OutreachTo support The San Bernardino Children’s Health Initiative Coalition Outreach Task Force

Santa Rosa Plateau Foundation Endowment FundTo support the activities of the Santa Rosa Plateau Foundation

The High Desert Community Foundation Endowment FundTo support the programs of the High Desert Community Foundation

Sub-Funds HDCF - Florence Lindberg Memorial Scholarship FundA sub-fund to The High Desert Community Foundation Endowment Fund

HDCF - Louise Stewart Scholarship FundA sub-fund to The High Desert Community Foundation Endowment Fund

HDCF - Trever Bennett Memorial Scholarship FundA sub-fund to The High Desert Community Foundation Endowment Fund

HDCF - Walter E. Cramer and Margaret Muir Cramer Compassion FundA sub-fund to The High Desert Community Foundation Endowment Fund

Youth Grantmakers Committee - Coachella Valley FundTo create a “leadership through philanthropy” training ground for youth and create an understanding of the needs in the Coachella Valley

Youth Grantmakers Committee - Idyllwild FundEstablished by Idyllwild Community Fund Advisory Committee to create a “leadership through philanthropy” training ground for youth and create an understanding of the needs in the Idyllwild Community

New Funds Established in 2012

We welcome the 23 new funds who joined us in 2012, each based on donor interest and engagement. We are grateful to our donors for their support and understanding that Philanthropy Matters.

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The Brouse Legacy Society recognizes individuals and couples who have made provisions in their estate plans to provide a gift to The Community Foundation for the benefit of the donors’ community.

These gifts take the form of bequests by naming The Community Foundation in a will or trust, or in a charitable remainder trust, gifts of life insurance, or any other type of charitable planned gift.

The Brouse Legacy Society was named after Charles L. Brouse and his wife Clara, who together in 1941 established a scholarship fund benefitting students in Riverside. This “seed” of philanthropy eventually grew into The Community Foundation and has now grown into our organization that serves both Riverside and San Bernardino Counties.

Who Should Join the Brouse Legacy Society?

For people who want to create a legacy beyond their lifetime, the Brouse Legacy Society ensures donors that their charitable dollars are used in the way they intended. If you have made arrangements to make a gift to TCF, then you are already eligible to be a member of the Brouse Legacy Society.

What are the benefits of joining the Brouse Legacy Society?

Being a member of the Brouse Legacy Society gives you the opportunity to belong to a select group of like-minded people who are committed to support the needs of our communities.

Other benefits include:

• Recognition annually at a special event honoring you for your gift during your lifetime

• The guidance of our professional staff to help you with your estate and gift planning

• A personalized giving plan, as detailed or general as you would like, to ensure that your philanthropy will be meaningful to you

How does the Brouse Legacy Society work?

• Establish - Donors can include a gift to The Community Foundation in their will or trust, establishing a bequest

• Notify - Donors notify The Community Foundation of their plans and automatically become members of the Brouse Legacy Society

• Join - Donors join the network of other members and receive special recognition

If you would like more information about the various planned giving options available to you and your family, please call us at 951.241.7777.

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T H E C O M M U N I T Y F O U N D AT I O N A WA R D S

Robert and Cheryl Fey The Peggy Fouke Wortz Lifetime Philanthropist of the Year

This prestigious award recognizes lifetime philanthropic achievement. Recipients have demonstrated outstanding and impactful civic engagement, with both a financial and voluntary commitment, over a lifetime. Awardees serve as community leaders in either Riverside or San Bernardino County, providing vision and motivating others in philanthropy and community involvement.

Citizens Business Bank Community Partner of the Year

Recognizes outstanding and impactful community engagement by a business or corporation in Riverside or San Bernardino County.

Aaron Norris Volunteer of the Year

Recognizes outstanding and impactful volunteer service in Riverside or San Bernardino County.

From the left: Robert Fey, TCF Board Member; TCF’s Youth Grantmaker Alexandria Dominguez; Cheryl Fey

From the left: TCF’s Youth Grantmaker Mauricio Hernandez; Chris Myers, President and CEO of Citizens Business Bank

From the left: Aaron Norris from The Norris Group, Board member at Community Connect and Taskforce member of Give BIG Riverside; TCF’s Youth Grantmaker Matthew Allen

2012 Award Winners

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Support from our partners and friends made a tremendous difference in the work that The Community Foundation accomplished in 2012. Our grantors, sponsors and volunteers matter, and make our work more successful and meaningful.

Grantors

The James and Rebecca Morgan Family FoundationState of California—California Arts CouncilInland Empire Health PlanThe James Irvine FoundationMorgan Family Fund-Silicon Valley Community FoundationHammond Family Fund – Silicon Valley Community FoundationCity of RiversideWells Fargo FoundationCounty of San Bernardino Bank of AmericaSouthern California EdisonMolina Health CareLoma Linda University Medical CenterSempra / Southern California Gas CompanyKaiser Permanente Foundation Fund at California Community FoundationWeingart Foundation

Sponsors

Philanthropic SeriesWells Fargo The Private BankBest Best & Krieger LLPLaw Offices of Ann HerringPrivate Asset Management, Inc.Merrill Lynch Wealth Management

Give BIG RiversideCity of RiversideStronghold EngineeringRiverside Public UtilitiesThe Norris GroupLa Sierra UniversityThe Press-EnterpriseGreater Riverside Chambers of CommerceSupervisor Bob Buster, 1st District of Riverside CountySupervisor John Tavaglione, 2nd District of Riverside CountySeizing Our DestinyAM590—The AnswerChampion Electric

71st Anniversary GalaBest Best & Krieger LLPRobertson’sBank of AmericaMr. and Mrs. D. Matt PimEdgewood Partners Insurance Center

Mr. Stanley M. GrubeCitizens Business BankO’Reilly Public RelationsMr. and Mrs. James CuevasMr. and Mrs. Robert FeyUnion BankMr. and Mrs. Kirk HarnsPowell & Spafford LLP Senator Bob DuttonBill and Gloria HarrisonVern and Paula Kozlen

Professional Advisors CouncilsCitizens Business Bank

Community Indicators ReportsSupervisor Bob Buster, 1st District of Riverside CountyCounty of Riverside Economic Development AgencyBank of AmericaAging & Disability Resource Connection of Riverside CountyRiverside County Department of Public Social ServicesRiverside County Department of Public HealthCoachella Valley Association of Governments (CVAG)FIRST 5 RiversideEDA Office of Foreign TradeCoachella Valley Economic Partnership (CVEP)Santa Ana Watershed Protection Authority (SAWPA) La Jolla InstituteRiverside County Regional Park and Open-Space DistrictRiverside County Library SystemRiverside County Waste Management DepartmentNational Community Renaissance Riverside County Probation DepartmentSouthern California Strategic Advocacy Solutions, LLCHealth Assessment Resource Center (HARC)Riverside County Office of Education — Kenneth M. YoungRiverside County Transportation and Land ManagementRiverside County Department of Mental HealthCounty of San BernardinoCounty of San Bernardino Workforce Investment BoardCounty of San Bernardino Department of Public HealthCounty of San Bernardino Probation Department

County of San Bernardino Department of Veterans AffairsSan Bernardino County Superintendent of SchoolsCounty of San Bernardino Human Services San Bernardino Associated Governments (SANBAG)San Bernardino County Department of Behavioral HealthArrowhead Regional Medical CenterSan Bernardino County Department of Public WorksSan Bernardino County Sheriff’s DepartmentLo Jolla InstituteSanta Ana Watershed Protection Authority (SAWPA) FIRST 5 San Bernardino

Volunteers

The Community Foundation Board of DirectorsGeorge Beloz Phil Savage III Gary Roth Andy Jessup Kathy MichalakConcha Rivera Rosalie SilverglateLarry SharpFrancis Coe Jr.Bianca FreemanNick FreemanKevin McCartthyBobbie NeffVeronica DoverCindy RothDamien O’FarrellSteve RenekerAmy Sausser Pam HoganTodd JorgensonPamela GeorgeBarbara LohmanMelody AmaralKim ForemanAaron NorrisFonda McGensy

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From left to right:

Dr. Albert KarnigPresident EmeritusCal State San Bernardino

Grover C. Trask2012 TCF Board ChairRiverside County District Attorney (retired)Special Counsel, Best, Best & Krieger

Kirk HarnsTCF Board SecretaryPresident Pacific Hydrotech Corporation

Lynn Bogh BaldiTCF Emeritus Board ChairCommunity Volunteer Riverside and San Bernardino Counties

Vernon Kozlen Executive Vice President (retired)City National Bank

Patrick J. O’ReillyPresident & CEOO’Reilly Public Relations

Phil Savage IVTCF Vice ChairAttorney Gresham Savage Nolan & Tilden

Pat SpaffordTCF Board Chief Financial OfficerCPA & Partner Powell & Spafford, LLP

James Cuevas2013 Incoming Board ChairPresident JJC Project Management Group

Robert FeyChairmanFey’s Canyon Realtors

Paul GranilloPresident & CEOInland Empire Economic Partnership (IEEP)

Glenda Bayless, CPA, EA, CSAPresident & CEOBayless Accountancy Corporation

Benita Roberts Public School District Superintendent (retired) Jurupa Unified School District

Stanley M. Grube, MBA, FACHEPresident/CEOMorris, Marion Associates, Inc.

Not photographed:

Henry CoilTCF Past Board ChairPresident and CEO Tilden-Coil Constructors, Inc.

Rabbi Hillel CohnRabbi Emeritus, Congregation Emanu ElRabbi, Sun City Jewish Congregation

Andrea Dutton Professor, Chaffey Community College

Lisa HoustonCEO & President, FIND Food Bank

Matt Pim President & CEORiverside Construction Company

Beverly StephensonFounder and Executive DirectorFine Arts Network

Sean VarnerManaging Partner, Varner & Brant LLP

Our 2012 Board

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Staff size: 11

Ask a staff member why they work at The Community Foundation and you will hear it is because of the work we do and the impact we are making in our region. Throughout the organization, this passion is seen in our commitment to serve our donors, support nonprofit businesses and bring partners together to address critical issues.

From left to right:

Paula Myles Director of Finance and Administration

Alenny CadagFinance Associate

Jose MarquezDirector of Grant and Resource Development

Ariana CervantesDevelopment Associate

Joe LaGuessPlanned Giving Officer

Karen LampertProgram Associate

Celia CudiamatExecutive Vice President of Grants and Programs

Denisha ShackelfordReceptionist / Program Assistant

Kim PotterExecutive Assistant / Office Manager

Sharilyn HunkeCommunications Officer

Dr. Jonathan Lorenzo YorbaPresident and CEO

Our Staff

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AFVW Foundation Endowment Fund Established in March 2010 for broad and general charitable uses and purposes at Air Force Village West in Riverside, California.

AFVW Foundation Fund Established in December 2006 for broad and general charitable uses and purposes at Air Force Village West in Riverside, California.

GIFTSAFVW FoundationAFVW Rescon AccountMr. and Ms. Wendell R. AshleyAustin Living TrustCol. and Mrs. F. BarnumMr. and Mrs. Kimbrough G. BassettMr. Warren F. BeckBeth G. Anderson Fund to Benefit AFVWMs. Jean M. BlewettMr. and Mrs. David B. BogieMrs. Sara H. BoutelleMr. and Mrs. Winston E. BoutelleMr. Ellison S. BoydMs. Alma BriggsLt. Col and Mrs. Jack L. BriggsMr. and Mrs. Howard S. BrownMr. and Mrs. Richard K. BrownMs. Dorothy A. BurnettMr. Robert N. CarltonMs. Mary CarruthersMr. Lamar CaselliMr. and Mrs. David E. ColeMr. and Mrs. Donald L. CurtisMs. Betty V. De Camp RegisMr. Charles W. DeMossThe Dixon Family TrustMs. Grace J. DonohueMr. and Mrs. Frank M. DrakeMs. Ruth C. DuffieldMs. Clara M. EhmMs. Pamela P. ElliotMs. Marianne ElowerMr. and Mrs. Duane G. FairMr. and Mrs. David E. FetherstonMs. Jean L. FinneganMr. Joseph C. FloresMr. and Mrs. George FranklMs. Clara E. GalliCol. and Mrs. John L. GlossbrennerGeneral and Mrs. Harry E. GoldsworthyMr. Doyle L. GreenMr. and Mrs. Jonathan L. GreenbergMs. Ann N. GuideraThe Hamilton Family TrustMr. and Mrs. Robert H. HanevikMs. Gertrude R. HansonMr. and Mrs. Arnold W. HarrisMr. and Mrs. William S. HendersonMr. William S. HendersonMr. and Mrs. Myron B. HenryMs. Jean D. HerridgeMr. and Mrs. William C. Hoag Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert HobsonMajor and Mrs. George D. Holder USAF Ret.Mr. and Mrs. Kibbey M. HorneMr. Theodore J. HornerMs. Sherry IkezawaIsensee Rvc. Living Trust, U.D.T. 7-16-92Mr. and Mrs. Arthur IsenseeThe Jeane C. Fentress Revocable Trust

John H. and Jean D. Barnard 2005 TrustJohn R. and Georgia B. De Barr TrustMrs. Donald S. JohnsonMrs. and Mrs. Lee JohnsonJosephine S. Carter Revocable TrustMr. Rufus K. KeelingMs. Ruth T. KennedyMr. and Mrs. John F. KentonThe Kirk Family TrustMr. and Mrs. Roger T. KozumaMrs. Beatrice E. Kubu Ms. Karen B. KyhnMr. and Mrs. Tom A. LewisMs. Lois J. Lippman and S. M. CoyleMr. William F. LonchasMs. Mary M. MagaleeMr. and Mrs. Manuel MaganaMr. and Mrs. John B. MarchMr. and Mrs. Robert L. MayouThe Mc Grew Family 2007 TrustMr. John F. Mc GrewMr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Mc KevittMr. Bernard McCaskillMcCracken TrustMs. Pauline W. MellenMs. Ingeborg M. MichieThe Miller Family TrustMr. and Mrs. David L. MillerMs. Dorothy L. ModisetteMonahan Family TrustMs. Ann M. MorrisonGeneral and Mrs. James P. MullinsMs. Donalda M. NicholsOakville - Corporation of the Town of OakvilleOakville Chamber of CommerceThe Pattinson Living TrustMr. and Mrs. Thomas S. PearsonMr. and Mrs. Howard I. PerryMr. and Mrs. Theodore J. PetrichMr. and Mrs. Harvey W. PowellMs. Judith D. PutnamMr. William E. RainsMs. Mary K. ReeveMr. and Mrs. Edward R. RegisLt. Col. Patricia A. RizzoRM & LD Hansen Recovable Living TrustRobert G. Valpey Survivor’s TrustMs. Bette RobertsMrs. Barbara O. RodenbachMr. and Mrs. Harry P. RodgersMs. Elizabeth C. RowlandMs. Florence T. RussellMr. Lawrence L. Russell LT/COLMG and Mrs. Arthur J. Sachsel USAFMr. Reuben V. Sanguinet Jr.Ms. Mireille G. SavonaMs. Rita G. SayreSchaffer Family TrustCol. and Mrs. Richard G. SchulzScudder Family Trust DT2-85Semanek Family Trust BMs. Aileen SevdyMs. Charlotte V. ShowerSibley Living TrustThe Smith Family TrustMs. Evelyn N. SooyMr. and Mrs. Donald St. PierreMr. and Mrs. Murray StaplesMr. and Mrs. Lawrence StumpfMs. Audrey Powell SuttonMr. and Mrs. Joel Swanson

The Thomas H. & Maxine V. Gerzel Family TrustWaggoner Fam 97 Living TrustMr. and Mrs. Harold WallaceCol. John C. WertzMr. Jerrold L. Wheaton Jr.Ms. Lucy WhiteleyMr. and Mrs. Frederick L. WilliamsMs. Catherine L. WilsonMs. Marion S. WilsonMs. Marjorie M. WiseMs. Cecily W. Wood

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $2,730AFVW Foundation

Agatha J. Baxter Memorial Scholarship Endowment Fund Established in 2008 to fund scholarships to needy students of high scholastic standing who are attending institutions of higher education located in Riverside County.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $44,923California Baptist UniversityCollege of the Desert FoundationMSJC District FoundationPalo Verde Community College DistrictRiverside Community College FoundationUC Regents/U.C. Riverside

Albert & Anna Herdina Memorial Fund for Animals Established in January 2002 for payment of veterinary services incurred by needy senior citizens.

The following fund is included in the Albert and Anna Herdina Memorial Fund for Animals:

Bertha M. Green Fund Established December 1979 to provide funds for the betterment of domestic animals in our society.

GIFTSMs. Kristen K. Dzvonick

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $75,000Animal Samaritans SPCAHumane Society of San Bernardino ValleyPAL Humane SocietyRamona Humane SocietyYucaipa Animal Placement Society (Y.A.P.S)

Albert B. Cutter Memorial Donor Advised Fund Established in December 2000 to benefit the needs of individuals in the City of Riverside.

Albertyn Family Donor Advised Fund Established in 2005 for broad and general charitable purposes.

Altura Credit Union Foundation Fund Established in 2004 for scholarships for students graduating from high school in order to attend colleges and universities.

The following funds are included in the Altura Credit Union Foundation Fund:

Bonnie Gail Polis Donor Advised Educational Endowment Fund Established in 2004 in memory of Bonnie Gail Polis for scholarships to graduating seniors from Riverside Unified School District who intend to pursue a career in public education while in college.

Kimberly Jean Flores Memorial Donor Advised Scholarship Fund Established in 2004 in memory of Kimberly Jean Flores for scholarships to female graduating seniors from Canyon Springs High School in Moreno Valley, California.

Marian Luna Memorial Donor Advised Scholarship Fund Established in 2004 in memory of Marian Luna for scholarships to graduating seniors from Riverside County, California high schools who are the first child in their immediate family to attend college.

Terry Ferrone Memorial Donor Advised Scholarship Fund Established in 2004 in memory of Terry Ferrone for scholarships to graduating seniors from John W. North or Poly High Schools in Riverside, California pursuing a college education.

GIFTSCUESMr. Gerald D. Polis J.D.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $32,500Boston CollegeCal Poly Univ, PomonaCal Poly Univ, San Luis ObispoCalifornia State University, FullertonPitzer CollegePrinceton UniversitySyracuse UniversityUC Regents/U.C. BerkeleyUC Regents/U.C. DavisUC Regents/U.C. IrvineUC Regents/U.C. RiversideUC Regents/U.C. San DiegoUC Regents/U.C.L.A.University of Pennsylvania / TuitionUniversity of San DiegoWorcester Polytechnic Institute

The Arbor Fund - a Donor Advised FundEstablished December 2003 for broad, general charitable uses and purposes.

GIFTSAnonymous Donors

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $194,275Abiding Love MinistryBig Bear Believers ChapelBig Bear Foursquare ChurchCal. State Univ., San Bernardino FoundationCalifornia State Parks FoundationCatholic Charities Riverside & San BernardinoCommunity Food Pantry of MurrietaCommunity Pantry

2012 Fund ActivityThe Community Foundation has over 300 funds—each sharing the common mission of enhancing the quality of life in our communities. A heartfelt thank you to our donors who made gifts to existing funds and to our donors for their continued commitment to philanthropy demonstrated by the millions of dollars of grantmaking through their Donor Advised Funds here at the Foundation.

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Cornerstone Compassion CenterFamily Service Association of Western Riverside Co.First Assembly of GodFirst Lutheran ChurchFirst Presbyterian Church of San BernardinoFood For The FaithfulGoodwill Southern California Development Dept.H E L P Inc - Hope Empathy Love And PrayerH.O.P.E., Inc.Help for the HurtingHillside Community ChurchImmanuel Baptist ChurchIn His Time Christian FellowshipInland AIDS ProjectInland Vineyard Christian FellowshipIsrael Church of God in ChristKidCare, InternationalKingdom Life FellowshipKing’s Gate Community ChurchLa Sierra Spanish SDA ChurchLabor of Love Outreach MinistryLake Hills Christian ChurchLove Peace & Happiness Family ChurchLutheran Social Services of Southern CaliforniaManna Ministries Vision ChurchMenifee Valley Community CupboardMountain View Family DevelopmentNew Hope Family Worship CenterNew Life Foursquare ChurchOntario Spanish SDA ChurchOperation ProviderPerris Spanish SDA ChurchReaching the UnreachablesRestore Educate and Change HumanityRiverside Art MuseumRiverside City MissionRiverside Community College FoundationRiverside County Philharmonic Association, IncRiverside Educational Enrichment Fdn.Riverside HospiceSalvation Army-Moreno ValleySalvation Army-OntarioSan Bernardino City MissionSDA Azure Hills ChurchSDA Church Azure HillsSDA Church La SierraSouthwest Indian FoundationSpirit Filled Family ChurchSt. John’s Episcopal ChurchSurvival Ministries Perris ValleyThe Arc of Riverside CountyThe G.A.P. FoodbankThe Jamiya Woods FoundationThe Loren L. Marner Compassionate Ministry, Inc.The Salvation Army Riverside CorpsThe Unforgettables FoundationThe Way World Outreach MinistriesUCR Foundation, Friends of UCRBGUnidos Por La MusicaUnited Way of the Inland ValleysValle Vista Assembly of GodVictorville First Assembly of GodVineyard Christian Fellowship of San BernardinoWilliams Helping Hands

Arts Connection - General Fund Established in 2012 to support the development of Arts Connection - The Arts Council for San Bernardino County

GIFTS Bank of America Foundation

Assistance League of San Bernardino Established in April 1997 to provide support for philanthropic giving from the Assistance League of San Bernardino.

Baldy View ROP Endowment Fund Established January 2003.

Bank of America Hemet Community Fund Established in May 2000 with annual proceeds from the Sanford Anderson Charitable Foundation to benefit charitable organizations serving the citizens of the San Jacinto Valley.

GIFTSBank of America, N.A.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $14,000Assistance League of HemacintoHemet Hospice Volunteers, Incorporated

The Bank of Hemet Donor Advised Fund Established in December 2002 for general charitable uses and purposes.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $14,823California Baptist UniversityCalifornia State University, San BernardinoSt. Francis UniversitySterling College

Beaumont Spirit Run Fund Established in 2012 to provide funding through the annual Beaumont Spirit Run for for student programs in Beaumont schools focused around health and wellness.

GIFTSAction Learning Systems, Inc.Anthem Blue CrossAtkinson, Andelson, Loya, Ruud & RomoThe Bank of HemetMr. Christopher W. BrownMs. Cynthia M. CabanasCrown of Life Lutheran ChurchDiamond Hills Auto GroupDomenico’sJoan Marie Patsky Sole PropKona Ice of HemetLatino Health CollaborativeMr. Steven A. LeachLoma Linda University Medical CenterOak Valley TaxPinnacle Medical Management LLCPJHM ArchitectsSan Gorgonio Memorial HospitalSan Gorgonio Pass Round TableSandtrap Sports Bar and Grill, Inc.Wells Fargo Philanthropic West

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $15,141Beaumont Unified School District

Beth G. Anderson Fund to Benefit Airforce Village West Foundation Established in 2011 at Mrs. Anderson’s death to support the activities of the Airforce Village West Foundation.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $587AFVW Foundation Fund

Bill and Gloria Harrison Donor Advised FundEstablished in 2008

GIFTSMr. and Mrs. Bill Harrison

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $23,500Crafton Hills College FoundationGeorge E. Brown Jr. Donor Advised FundTCF Operating FundPlanned Parenthood of Orange and San Bernardino CountiesSan Bernardino Symphony Orchestra AssociationSan Bernardino Valley Concert AssociationThe Unforgettables FoundationThink Together

Bob Ellefson Memorial Donor Advised Fund for Music Education Established in May 2002 to supplement music education in Hemet, California.

GIFTS Mr. and Mrs. Henry DocterMrs. Joan Ellefson

Bruce and Nancy Varner Donor Advised Fund Established in 2004 for broad and general charitable uses and purposes.

GIFTSMr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Varner

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $27,000A.K. Smiley Public Library & Lincoln ShrineAmerican Cancer Society - Inland Empire UnitAngels Closet CharitiesAssistance League of San BernardinoBeloved FoundationBonnes Meres AuxiliaryBoys & Girls Club of RedlandsCedars-Sinai Medical CenterExperience Santa Clarita’s Actors’ Performing EnsembleFamily Service Association of RedlandsHoly Name of Jesus Catholic CommunityInland Dance Theatre Inc.Junior UniversityLoma Linda Univ. Children’s Hospital FoundationLos Angeles County High School for the ArtsNational Orange Show FoundationSanta Claus, Inc.Stater Bros. CharitiesThink TogetherTime For Change FoundationUniversity of Redlands, Office of Alumni RelationsWounded Warriors Project

Brutoco-Dutton Family Scholarship Fund Established in 2007 to be used for scholarships for one or more graduating seniors from high schools of the Fontana Unified School District.

Butch Hill Donor Advised Fund Established in December 2001 to further independent living by mentally disabled adults.

GIFTSSmoke Tree Ranch

California Regional Environmental Education Community Fund Established in 2008 for environmental education within the State of California .

GIFTSWells Fargo Foundation

California Retired Teachers Association Div #89 Palm Springs Advised Scholarship Fund

Established in 2005 to fund scholarships for students from the Palm Springs, California area.

GIFTSMr. and Ms. Donald T. AikensMs. Janet S. AlfafaraMs. Barbara MuellerMr. Angelo C. BellomoMs. Kathryn BogieDr. and Dr. Craig BorbaMs. Linda M. BrayMs. Janet R. CallenderMs. Karen CheneyMs. Maria Sylvia ChronisterMr. and Mrs. Glenn L. CrockerCRTA Div 89 -Palm Springs ScholarshipMs. Kristine DrakeMr. and Mrs. Jack M. FelizMs. Doris S. GardnerMrs. Betty HeideMs. Barbara J. HickeyMr. and Mrs. Richard W. HostropMr. and Mrs. Richard E. HoughMs. Marlene HouseMrs. Carol A. JacksonMs. Gloria JefferiesMr. and Mrs. Norman F. LarsonMr. Bruce W. McLeanMr. and Mrs. Ralph C. MillerMr. George C. MuchersonMr. Wayne I. MyersMs. Margaret NajarianMr. David E. NortonMr. Charles M. PagliaPaul A. Davis TrustMr. Stephen A. Schullo and Mr. Dan E. RobertsonMr. Dale W. SmithMr. and Mrs. Donald C. SmithMs. Janice E. SturmanMs. Marilyn TorosianDr. and Mrs. Ralph VillaniMs. Jacqeline L. WagnerMr. and Mrs. Ralph L. WattMs. Rita D. Wood

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $4,500San Diego State UniversityUC Regents/U.C. BerkeleyUC Regents/U.C. San Diego

California Retired Teachers Association Riverside Division #21 Advised Scholarship Fund Established in 2004 to fund scholarships for university or college students planning on a career in education or a career assisting youth, ie., juvenile justice or a related field; and to benefit teachers in purchasing equipment, supplies, or field trips for their classroom.

GIFTS Ms. Virginia Bruce

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $2,500 Cajon High SchoolRubidoux High School

Career Educational and Advancement Donor Advised FundEstablished in October 2001 for general charitable uses and purposes.

GIFTSCareer Institute

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Cecil and Rose Oliver Advised Scholarship FundEstablished in 2010 in memory of Cecil and Rose Oliver.

Charles “Chuck” T. Harmon/Gordon A. Lounsbury Memorial Endowment a Donor Advised Fund Established in 2007 for broad, general charitable purposes and to provide scholarships for students pursuing civil engineering degree programs.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $10,000Cal Poly Univ, PomonaCal Poly Univ, San Luis ObispoCalifornia Baptist University

Charles and Virginia Field Charitable Fund Established in 2011 for broad and general charitable purposes and uses

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $9,700First Congregational Church of RiversideRiverside Public Library FoundationSam and Alfreda Maloof Foundation for The Arts and CraftsUniversity of California, UC Riverside Foundation

Charles F. and Wilhelmina E. Clark Botanical Fund Established in August 1971 to provide funds for the establishment, development and maintenance of the botanical section of the Riverside Municipal Museum.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $6,860Riverside Municipal Museum

Charley and Emilie Graham Museum Fund Established in 2010 to support the Palo Verde Historical Museum in Blythe, California.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $645Palo Verde Historical Museum and Society

Cinco de Mayo Youth Scholarship Advised FundEstablished August 2001 for scholarships for students of Hispanic decent living in the Corona/Norco Unified School District.

GIFTSCorona Cinco de Mayo Committee

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $15,000Cal Poly Univ, PomonaCalifornia State University, FullertonClaremont McKenna CollegePlatt College OntarioSimpson UniversityUC Regents/U.C. BerkeleyUC Regents/U.C. IrvineUC Regents/U.C. RiversideUC Regents/U.C. San DiegoUC Regents/U.C.L.A.University of Southern California

Clara R. Brouse Fund Established July 1962 to provide funding for needy and worthy students through grants to the Regents of the University of California for use at the University of California, Riverside.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $60,280University of California Regents

Clifford N. Moore & Grace Abney Moore Fund Established in August 1988 to provide funds to University of California, Riverside for scholarships and also provide support of the Riverside Art Museum and United Way of the Inland Valley.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $5,638Riverside Art MuseumUnited Way of the Inland ValleysUniversity of California RegentsYMCA of Riverside City & County

The Coachella Valley Fund Established in 2005 for grantmaking within the Coachella Valley

The following funds are included for exclusive distribution to nonprofits in the Coachella Valley region.

Bud and Myrna LaRue Stark Literacy Fund Established in 2007 to fund literacy projects within the Coachella Valley

Carol G. Meier Fund to Benefit Arts Education in the Coachella Valley Established in 2005 through a bequest from The Estate of Carol G. Meier to benefit arts education in the Coachella Valley.

Coachella Valley Arts Fund Established in 2006 as part of the James Irvine Foundation Communities Advancing the Arts Grant to support arts and culture organizations in the Coachella Valley.

Coachella Valley Endowment For HIV Fund Established in December 1997 to benefit agencies serving persons diagnosed with HIV living in the Coachella Valley.

George and Evelyn Howard Endowment Fund Established in 2007 for charitable purposes within the Coachella Valley of Riverside County.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $9,900AIDS Assistance ProgramDesert Cities Hunger Action, Inc.Family YMCA of the DesertFriends of the Cultural Center, Inc.Palm Springs Art MuseumRancho Mirage Public Library FoundationThe Living DesertThe Unforgettables FoundationTools for Tomorrow, Inc.USO Palm SpringsXavier College Preparatory

Community Clinic Association of San Bernardino County Fund Established in 2009 to support the work of The Community Clinic Association of San Bernardino County.

Community Impact Fund Established April 1955 to provide for the discretionary grants of The Community Foundation to agencies and organizations in Riverside and San Bernardino Counties.

The following funds are included in the Community Impact Fund:

Dorothy Fullerton FundEstablished December 1998 for general charitable interests in Riverside and San Bernardino communities.

Estate of Charles HunterEstablished December 1999 for general charitable interests in Riverside and San Bernardino communities.

Estate of Edith Johnson Established in 2002 by the Estate of Edith Johnson.

Fred & Eva V. Stebler Foundation Unrestricted Fund Established May 1958 for charitable uses and purposes and to benefit The Community Foundation’s Community Impact Fund.

GIFTSThe Fred and Eva V. Stebler Foundation Trust

Jacques Yeager Community Impact Fund Established in 2008 to benefit the Community Impact Fund

Jean M. King Fund Established August 1991 for general charitable interests in Riverside and San Bernardino communities.

Johnson Tractor Company Fund Established in December 1970 to benefit a variety of the donor’s interests.

Presidents Fund Established in December 1998 by Evan and Joanne Vail to benefit The Community Foundation’s Community Impact Fund.

GIFTSMr. Jose MarquezMrs. Kim A. PotterVail Trust

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $210,570Central City Lutheran MissionDesert Women For EqualityFood NowFoothill Family Shelter IncFriends Of The Riverside County Family Justice Center FoundationH Street ClinicHemet United Methodist ChurchHemet Valley Art Association IncInland AIDS ProjectInland Caregiver Resource CenterLutheran Social Services Of Southern CaliforniaPacific Hospice Foundation IncPalo Verde Valley Senior Citizens - Non Profit CorporationRainbow Pride Youth AllianceRiverside County Philharmonic Association, IncSafe Alternatives For Everyone IncSamaritan Counseling CenterSan Jose Community & Bea Main Learning CenterSenior Citizens Service Center Of The Temecula Rancho Area Inc.Special Olympics Inland Empire RegionSteinway Society Of Riverside CountyUnited States Adaptive Recreation Center

Community Response Fund Established in 2008 to respond to local community needs.

Cornerstone Fund Established May 1997 to provide funding to charitable organizations for emergency, urgent and unexpected demands.

D. Glenn Hilts Donor Advised Scholarship Fund Established December 2001 for scholarships for a member of the Seventh Day Adventist Church studying to obtain a master’s degree in library science.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $4,500 Indiana UniversitySimmons CollegeUniversity of Wisconsin -Milwaukee

Dave and Mary Hjorth Family Donor Advised Endowment Fund Established in August 1999 for general charitable uses and purposes.

GIFTSMr. David A. Hjorth

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $7,000 San Diego State University Westmont College

Dave and Mary Hjorth Family Donor Advised Granting Fund Established in 2009 for broad and general charitable purposes

GIFTSMr. and Mrs. David A. Hjorth

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $11,000 Georgetown UniversityPomona CollegeScheu Family YMCA of Upland

Desert Legacy Donor Advised Fund Established in September 2004 to inspire communities and organizations to pursue efforts, collaborations and scientific research that promote awareness and conservation of desert wilderness, parks, and other significant desert wildlands in California.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $28,351John Carroll UniversityOregon State UniversitySan Diego State UniversitySan Diego State University Research FoundationStanford UniversityUC Regents, University of California, RiversideUniversity Enterprises, Inc.

Dollars For Scholars Scholarship Fund Established April 1997 to provide college scholarships according to the policies and practices of the Greater Riverside Dollars for Scholars organization.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $3,213 Greater Riverside Dollars for Scholars

Donor Advised Family Fund of Dericksen and Mary W. Brinkerhoff Established in December 2001 for general charitable uses and purposes.

Dr. Abram I. and Sylvia S. Chasens Endowment Fund Established in 2007 to benefit the Joslyn Senior Center in Palm Desert, CA.

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GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $7,000Cal Poly Univ, San Luis ObispoCalifornia Baptist UniversityCalifornia Maritim AcademyPepperdine UniversityUC Regents/U.C. DavisUC Regents/U.C. Riverside

Dr. Edwin A. Roberts Donor Advised Scholarship Fund Established in 2005 in memory of Dr. Edwin A. Roberts for general scholarships.

Drs. Herb and Cheryl Fischer Scholarship Expansion Fund Established in August 2008 for scholarships to Links International, Esperanze Scholarship Foundation, Colton High School, and Bloomington High School.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $2,000 Brown University

Drs. Herb and Cheryl Fischer Scholarship Fund Established in August 2007 for scholarships for graduating seniors enrolled in high schools located in the County of San Bernardino.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $4,000 Fisk UniversityUC Regents/U.C. DavisUC Regents/U.C. Irvine UC Regents/U.C.L.A.

Edna B. Lockhart Fund Established April 1999 to provide scholarships to seniors graduating from a Riverside Unified School District High School who will attend Riverside Community College.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $1,305 Riverside Community College Foundation

Eleanor K. Hampson Donor Advised Endowment Fund Established in December 2000 for general charitable uses and purposes.

Elissa Hepner Donor Advised Fund Established in 2009 for broad and general charitable purposes

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $1,000 Palm Springs Friends of Philharmonic

Elizabeth C. and Jack B. Clarke Sr. Donor Advised Scholarship Fund Established October 1993 as a scholarship fund commemorating the lives of Elizabeth C. and Jack B. Clarke, Sr.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $1,536 UC Regents/U.C. San Diego UC Regents/U.C.L.A.

Ella A. Trenchard Fund Established September 1966 to provide scholarships for female music students at the Idyllwild Arts Academy summer program.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $4,060 Idyllwild Arts Foundation

Emanuel Baldi Fund Benefiting ARC Riverside Established in 2004 in memory of Emanuel Baldi to support ARC Riverside.

GIFTSAnonymous DonorsMrs. Lynn Bogh BaldiMr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Middleton

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $4,079 The Arc of Riverside County

Evergreen Memorial Historic Cemetery Fund Established in 2004 to support the restoration and preservation of the cemetery.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $461 Evergreen Memorial Historic Cemetery

Father Terry Reilly Advised Scholarship Fund Established in June 2004 in honor of Father Terry Reilly for scholarships to graduating seniors from Notre Dame and/or Woodcrest Christian High Schools who participate in extracurricular activities during their high school careers.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $1,300 Woodcrest Christian School System

Federation for a Competitive Economy Advised Fund Established in 2010 to support the mission and work of FACE (Federation for a Competitive Economy)

Foundation of Grand Terrace Fund Established December 2003 to improve the community of Grand Terrace.

GIFTSMr. David R. AlemanAnonymous DonorsAzure Hills Seventh Day Adventist ChurchBurrtec Waste Industries, Inc.City of Grand TerraceDavid A Radtke Marketing LLCFraco Enterprises, Inc.Ms. LeeAnn GarciaGrand Terrace Lions ClubGrand Terrace Seniors ClubGrand Terrace Womans ClubMs. Jacythia A. GrandeMs. JoAnn JohnsonMr. Gary KudermanMr. and Mrs. Don LarkinMr. and Ms. James P. McNaboeMr. and Mrs. David S. RadtkeMr. and Mrs. Robert L. RoblesMr. Wiley L. SnedekerWilden

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $2,250 Boy Scouts of America, California IE Council City of Grand Terrace

Grand Terrace Dog Park FundEstablished in 2010 for the purpose of providing apparatus related to the outfitting of the dog park in Grand Terrace.

GIFTSAnonymous DonorsMs. JoAnn JohnsonMs. Kathy SalasDr. Leonard A. Sigdestad

Foundation Operating Endowment Fund Established in January 1992 to provide annual operating funds to The Community Foundation.

GIFTS Ms. Larranie Turk

Fox Cultural Arts Fund Established in 2011 to support the activities of the Fox Riverside Theater Foundation

Fred Stebler and Eva V. Stebler Foundation Designated Fund Established December 2005 to benefit David and Margaret Home and Evergreen Memorial and Historic Cemetery

GIFTSThe Fred and Eva V. Stebler Foundation Trust

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $10,200 David and Margaret Home Evergreen Memorial Historic Cemetery

Fred Stebler and Eva V. Stebler Foundation Fund Established May 1958 to provide for the treatment and care of indigent or handicapped children within Riverside County.

GIFTSThe Fred and Eva V. Stebler Foundation Trust

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $36,322 Corona Norco Settlement House IncGildas Club Of The Desert Loma Linda Univ. Children’s Hospital FoundationOperation Safe House Inc

Gabbert Justice Donor Advised Fund Established December 1994 to advance the administration of justice in Riverside County including juvenile rehabilitation programs.

GIFTSJustice John G. Gabbert

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $2,750 CASA for Riverside County, Inc.

George E. Brown Jr. Donor Advised Fund Established in 2010 for archival and preservation of George E. Brown Jr. Congressional papers and other related materials, and other broad and general charitable purposes and uses.

GIFTSMs. Cecilia AlvearMs. Blythe AndersonMr. and Mrs. Felton C. AndersonMr. Robert D. Armenta Jr.Mr. Edward AsnerMrs. Lynn Bogh BaldiMr. Steven A. BeckerBill and Gloria Harrison Donor Advised FundBlack Voice Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. BlockBPC Media Works LLCMs. Marta BrownMs. M. J. BuntMr. and Mrs. Radford Byerly JrMs. Lois J. CarsonCentral Labor Council, AFL-CIOMr. Howard A. CincottaCity of San Bernardino Municipal Water Dept.Mr. and Mrs. George K. ClarkMr. and Mrs. Ken CoateMr. and Mrs. Anthony L. CoelhoRabbi Hillel CohnE W. Colglazier Jr.Ms. Melissa ConwayCountry Garden FlowersMr. William F. EasleyEdison InternationalMs. Esther R. Estrada

Ms. Karen A. FeldMs. Rebecca FierroMr. and Mrs. Arthur A. ForcierDBA Fred Shorett for City CouncilFriends of John LongvilleMr. and Mrs. Ernest F. GarciaMs. Dorothy E. HartleyMr. Dennis F. HernandezMs. Lillie HoustonDr. Ruth M. JacksonJewish Community FoundationMr. and Mrs. Jason C. JimenezMr. Edward R. JohnsonJudith Valles Revocable TrustMr. and Mrs. James E. KinleyMs. A Lizbeth LangstonMs. Patricia A. LarsonLaw Offices of Fullerton, Lemann, Schaefer & Domimick, LLPLewis for Congress CommitteeMr. Gershon L. LewisMs. Valerie A. LichtmanMayor and Mrs. Ronald O. LoveridgeMarshall EnterprisesMr. and Mrs. Patrick MarshallMs. Barbara Ann McGeeMs. Cheryl MendonsaMr. and Mrs. Norman Y. MinetaMayor and Mrs. Patrick J. MorrisMr. Tom MullenMr. Daniel R. PearsonSouthern California EdisonRansom Family TrustRiversiders for Ron LoveridgeMr. and Mrs. Philip H. RobbMr. and Mrs. David A. RobertiMr. George RobertsMr. and Mrs. Hartland SchmidtMs. Wanda ScruggsSeymour Consulting GroupR.K. SilverMs. Mary TomlinsonUnited Food and Commercial Workers UnionLouis J. Van Den BergMr. and Mrs. Stephen G. MarlattMs. Nancy Ruth WhiteWilmer Amina Carter For Senate 2014Mr. Joseph L. Wyatt Jr.

Gerald “Bummy” Burstein Donor Advised Endowment Fund Established in 2009 to support programs and services that will heighten and develop leadership skills for deaf students living within the County of Riverside and/or attending the California School for the Deaf, Riverside.

GIFTSMr. and Mrs. Timothy A. LaechMs. Eleanor S. Nuernberger

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $2,500 California School for the Deaf - Riverside CSDR Community Alliance NetworkNational Association of the Deaf

Give BIG - Riverside Fund Established in 2012 to support the 24-hour online giving event “Give BIG Riverside”

GIFTSMr. and Mrs. Lalit N. AcharyaMs. Regina M. AireyAnonymous DonorsBest Best & Krieger, LLPBodycare ClinicChampion Electric, Inc.City of RiversideLa Sierra UniversityThe Norris GroupSchwab Fund for Charitable GivingScott and Beverly Bailey Family Foundation

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The Gladys Pedlow (Wilcox) Memorial Fund Established in 2002 to be used by The Riverside Public Library for the purchase of books, periodicals, and library materials.

GIFTS Lola L. Pedlow CRUT fbo Robert Wilcox

Grant Nunnally Memorial Scholarship at Woodcrest Christian High School in Riverside, CA Established in 2005 in memory of Grant Nunnally for scholarships to an outstanding senior and student athlete at Woodcrest Christian High School in Riverside, CA.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $1,514 Westmont College

Growcology Fund Established in 2010 to support the work of Growcology

GIFTS City of RiversideWells Fargo Community Support Campaign

Harns Family Donor Advised Fund Established in 2006 for broad and general charitable purposes.

GIFTS Harns Family Endowed Donor Advised Fund

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $5,800 Boy Scouts of America, Orange County CouncilYouth Grantmakers Committee FundTCF Operating Fund

Harns Family Endowed Donor Advised Fund Established in 2007 for broad and general charitable purposes

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $14,575 Harns Family Donor Advised Fund

HDRN Operations Fund Established in 2011 to support the programs of The High Desert Resource Network.

GIFTS2005 Tate Family TrustAM Development GroupAzusa Pacific UniversityBank of America FoundationBounce RealtyMs. Claire M. BoyerThe Bradco CompaniesCalifornia Consumer Protection FoundationCalifornia Wellness FoundationCity of VictorvilleSan Bernardino Countywide Nonprofit Capacity Building StrategyDesert Valley HospitalEdison InternationalHi-Desert Church of Religious ScienceHigh Desert Resource NetworkMr. and Mrs. Mark D. HutchasonISU Insurance Services-ARMACMr. and Mrs. Christopher B. LindsayMr. and Mrs. Ray LongMr. John K. MattesonMerrill Lynch - Bank of America CorpMs. Vici NagelNGR EnergyMrs. Lori R. Reid-Denham and Mr. Matthew B. DenhamS. Mark Taper Foundation

San Manuel Tribal AdminstrationSara’s Hope Charitable FoundationMr. and Mrs. Bradford L. SmithSouthwest Gas Corporation FoundationSt. Mary Medical CenterStreams in the Desert Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Eddie A. TorresTown of Apple ValleyUnion Bank Employee Workplace CampaignUnion Bank, N.A. - Trust DepartmentUnion Pacific FoundationUS BankVictor Valley Community Dental Service ProgramWells Fargo FoundationWellSaid! Communications

Hemet Education Foundation Endowment Fund Established in April 2000 to more effectively enhance the educational enrichment experience for all children served by the Hemet Unified School District.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $10,845 Hemet Education Foundation

Hemet Library Foundation Fund Established in January 2001 to provide for the programs, equipment and furnishings of the Hemet Public Library.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $1,978 Hemet Library Foundation

The Hemet Lions Club Endowed Donor Advised Fund Established in November 2006 for broad and general charitable uses and purposes.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $3,400 Community PantryFriends in SightGuide Dogs of the Desert

Henry W. Coil and Alice Edna Coil Donor Advised Fund Established in 2004 for special, unusual or unique circumstances affecting 501c3 non-profit organizations in Riverside County or schools in the Riverside Unified School District in Riverside, California.

The High Desert Endowment FundEstablished in 2007 for general charitable uses and purposes.

Idyllwild Community Fund Established in 1996 to benefit the residents of Idyllwild and surrounding communities.

The following funds are included in the Idyllwild Community Fund:

Eva Baerwald Fund Established April 1997 to benefit the Idyllwild Community

Hans Baerwald Advised Fund Established in October 1997 to benefit the Idyllwild Community.

Harriet Ruth Montelius Fund Established in 2010 to support the Idyllwild Commnity Fund

Mildred Capraro Kinnan Fund Established in 2010 to support the Idyllwild Commnity Fund

GIFTSAcorn GalleryMs. Anna P. Ancheta

Anonymous DonorsBrause Family TrustMr. and Mrs. Edwin S. BrownThe California Endowment— Goldberg Chartiable FundMr. and Mrs. Peter C. CapparelliMr. Nobuko ChristensonMr. Brian D. CohenMr. and Mrs. George L. CompaniottMr. and Mrs. Craig CoopersmithMr. and Mrs. Red CorbettMs. Lorel Cornman and Mr. Willard JohnsonMs. Jayne DavisDr. Byron EdwardsMr. Mike Esnard and Ms. Robin DeMatteoMr. and Mrs. Chic FojtikMs. Katherine H. GrigsbyMr. and Mrs. Hubert HalkinMr. Edwin S. Hansen and Mrs. Joy WoodmanMs Kathleen Harmon-LuberMr. and Mrs. Tom HigginsMrs. and Mrs. Elisabeth Jaspers-FayerMs. Marilyn KempleMr. and Mrs. Chris KramerMr. Ron KrullMs. Jane LevyMs. Doris LombardMs. Janice LyleMr. Mel Montgomery LynchMs. Marsha LytleMs. Gina MacDonaldMs. Mary Ann MillerMr. Ron Perry and Ms. Doris LombardMs. Veda RoubideauxMr. Michael P. RummelMs. Mara SchonerMr. and Mrs. Bob SmithMr. Bob StearnsMr. and Mrs. Chuck StreeterMs. Trish Tuley and Mr. Dore CapitaniMr. Les Widerynski and Ms. Deborah GmeinerMs. Joy R. Woodman

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $14,590Friends of the San Jacinto Mountains County ParksHuman Relations Council Of Greater Hemet San Jacinto MenifeeIdyllwild Animal Rescue Friends IncIdyllwild Garden ClubIdyllwild Help CenterIdylwild Area Historical SocietyIsis Theatre CompanyMountain Communities Fire Safe CouncilMountain Disaster Preparedness GroupPTA California Congress Of Parents Teachers & Students IncYouth Grantmakers Committee- Idyllwild Fund

Idyllwild Community Fund General Operations Donor Advised Fund Established in November 2001 to support general operations for the Idyllwild Community Fund.

GIFTSBrause Family TrustMr. and Mrs. Bernard BrauseMr. and Mrs. Edwin S. BrownMs. Diann CoateMr. and Mrs. Mel GoldfarbMr. Edwin S. Hansen and Mrs. Joy WoodmanMs. Bronwyn Jones and Mr. David HeimenzMr. Ron KrullMs. Chris MaxsonMr. and Mrs. David PelhamMs. Dianne Suechika and Mr. Phill DrellMr. and Mrs. James W. TaylorMr. and Mrs. Ron Voell

Idyllwild Pines Endowment FundEstablished in 2004 in support of the Idyllwild Pines Camp and Conference Center

Illes Family Donor Advised FundEstablished in 2008 to benefit Riverside Public Library Branch Services and other general charitable uses and purposes

Inland Southern California Wildfire Relief Fund Established in October 2007 to respond to the needs of those affected by the fall wildfires.

Irene S. Rockwell Fund Established August 1982 to provide funding for projects and programs benefiting the residents of the City of Perris, California.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $7,484 AXIS Foundation, Inc.City of Perris Community Services Dept.Habitat for Humanity Intl., Inc. Inland ValleyPerris Valley Historical and Museum Association

James and Cecilia Cuevas Family Donor Advised Endowment Fund Established in December 2000 for general charitable uses and purposes.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $3,000 Creighton UniversityScripps College

James and Cecilia Cuevas Family Donor Advised Gifting Fund Established in December 2000 for general charitable uses and purposes.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $12,780Cal. State Univ., San Bernardino FoundationChildFund InternationalChristian Foundation for Children & AgingNotre Dame High SchoolOperation SafehouseYouth Grantmakers Committee Fund

James Bernard and Mildred Jordan Tucker Fund Established April 1983 to benefit disabled persons who are dependent on the use of a wheel chair for mobility.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $41,741Canine Support Teams, Inc.Cove Communities Senior AssociationINCIGHTQueen of Hearts Therapeutic Riding Center IncSam and Alfreda Maloof Foundation for The Arts and Crafts

James K. Wilden Fund Established in December 1988 to provide funds that benefit a variety of the donor’s interests.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $98,423Arrowhead United WayAzusa Pacific UniversityCity of HopeFamily Service Association of RedlandsGuideposts FoundationInland Empire United WayRedlands Community Hospital FoundationRedlands Day NurseryRiverside Community Health FoundationSalvation Army-RedlandsSalvation Army-San BernardinoThe Salvation Army Riverside CorpsUnited Way of the Inland ValleysWorld Vision, Inc.

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James L. Antoyan Donor Advised Fund Established in 2007 for broad and general charitable purposes.

James Spears Scholarship FundEstablished in March 2003 to provide scholarships to graduating seniors at high schools in the City of Upland.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $32,684 Upland Foothill Kiwanis Foundation, Inc.

Jeffery Owens Community Center FundEstablished in 2004 to establish and support a community center in memory of Jeffrey Owens for the LGBT population in Riverside, California.

GIFTSMs. Theresa Greek

Jewish Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area Fund Established in November 2008 to benefit the charitable activities of the Jewish Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area

The following funds are included in the Jewish Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area Fund:

Helene E. Berman Seidenfeld Lion of Judah Endowment Fund Established in June 2009 to benefit the charitable activities of the Jewish Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area “Lion of Judah” program.

Jewish Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area Fund -Bronstein Established in November 2008 to benefit the charitable activities of the Jewish Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area

Jewish Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area Fund -F. Lee Auerbach Established in November 2008 to benefit the charitable activities of the Jewish Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area

Jewish Federation of PalmSprings and Desert Area Fund - GorelikEstablished in November 2008 to benefit the charitable activities of the Jewish Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area

Jewish Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area Fund - H. Shweid Established in November 2008 to benefit the charitable activities of the Jewish Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area

Jewish Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area Fund - Kitsis Established in November 2008 to benefit the charitable activities of the Jewish Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area

Jewish Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area Fund - M. Shweid Established in November 2008 to benefit the charitable activities of the Jewish Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area

Jewish Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area Fund - M. Weissman Established in November 2008 to benefit the charitable activities of the Jewish Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area

Jewish Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area Fund - S. Weissman Established in November 2008 to benefit the charitable activities of the Jewish Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $45,000 Jewish Federation of Palm Springs and Desert Area

Jim and Susie Jaqua Donor Advised Fund Established in 2003 for general charitable uses and purposes.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $2,000 American Legion, Post 266 Mayhew-Vincent White Cane

Joanna Hayes Foundation FundEstablished in 2009 to support the work of the Joanna Hayes Foundation, including scholarships

GIFTSCarlthrop School

John and Mary Vanderzyl Funding The Future for Children’s Services at the Riverside Public Library Established in February 2000 to benefit Children’s Library Services for the Riverside Public Library Foundation.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $4,031 Riverside Public Library Foundation

John Elmer Smith Western Book Endowment Fund Established in August 1999 to provide funding for a western book collection in memory of John Elmer Smith at the Great Falls Montana Public Library.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $2,020 Great Falls Public Library Foundation

The Johnson Foundation Advised Scholarship Fund Established August 2000 for scholarships to students who otherwise would not be able to attend private elementary, middle and high schools located in Riverside and San Bernardino Counties.

GIFTS The Johnson Foundation

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $201,924 Loma Linda AcademyNotre Dame High SchoolWoodcrest Christian School System

Johnson Tractor Company FundEstablished in December 1970 to benefit a variety of the donor’s interests.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $19,506 Stanford UniversityCommunity Impact FundUniversity of Redlands

Junior League of Riverside Agency Endowment Fund Established in June 2007 to provide long-term funding of Junior League’s community outreach programs.

Junior League of Riverside Endowment Fund Established in July 1999 to provide long-term funding of Junior League’s community outreach programs.

Jurupa Mountains Discovery Center Compensation Fund Established in November 1990 to provide funds for compensation for scientific personnel that are employed by the Jurupa Mountains Discovery Center.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $19,382 Jurupa Mountains Discovery Center

Jurupa Mountains Discovery Center Maintenance Fund Established in November 1990 to provide funds for the maintenance and security of grounds and buildings at the site.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $67,173 Jurupa Mountains Discovery Center

Kathleen Gonzales Advised Scholarship Fund Established February 2005 to provide scholarships to law students (preferably Latino/Chicano) who can prove need of financial aid.

Kiwanis Club of Riverside Endowment Fund Established in October 2000 to benefit the charitable activities of the club.

GIFTSMrs. Nora L. Teasley, CPA

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $7,058 Kiwanas Club of Riverside

Knudtson Family Donor Advised Fund Established in December 2003 for general charitable purposes particularly Children & Families and Health & Human Services.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $4,086 Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southern California/Loma Linda

Korff Family Advised Fund Established in 2010 for general charitable purposes

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $2,500 Malibu Jewish Center & Synagogue

Lena T. Pond Fund Established January 1993 to establish scholarships to students who study nursing.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $54,604Cal. State Univ., San Bernardino FoundationCalifornia Baptist UniversityChaffey College FoundationCollege of the Desert FoundationCopper Mountain College FoundationLoma Linda UniversityMSJC District FoundationPalo Verde Community College DistrictRiverside Community College FoundationSan Bernardino Valley College FoundationVictor Valley College District Foundation

Leona Aronoff Charitable Foundation Donor Advised FundEstablished in 2004 for general charitable uses and purposes.

GIFTSMrs. Leona Aronoff-Sadacca

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $275,000 Congregation Emanu-ElLoma Linda Univ. Children’s Hospital Foundation

Leonard Family Scholarship FundEstablished in 2007 to be used for one or more scholarships for the nursing program at California State University San Bernardino.

GIFTSDr. Cheryl Fischer

LEVEF Advised Endowment FundEstablished in 2007 for Scholarships.

GIFTSAnonymous DonorsArchitecture for Education IncorporatedAtkinson, Andelson, Loya, Ruud & RomoMr. Allen BaldwinBarnhart, Inc.Committee to Elect Daryl HickmanMr. and Mrs. G. Steven DoddEcho Pacific Construction, IncElsinore Valley Municipal Water DistrictErickson - Hall Construction Co.Integrity Pro Real Estate ServicesMarsol Inc.Mr. Ryan M. MulvannyQuality Pump ServiceRiverside USD Employee Payroll DeductionsSchoolsFirst Credit UnionMr. Michael T. SepulvedaMs. Kathy J. SiglochSouthwest Healcare SystemUdder-ly Inc.Whitehorn Construction Co.Yasuko Yamauchi

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $10,000Biola UniversityCalifornia Baptist UniversityLake Elsinore Unified School DistrictPasadena City CollegeUC Regents/U.C. IrvineUC Regents/U.C. San DiegoUC Regents/U.C. Santa BarbaraUniversity of Hawaii at ManoaUniversity of Redlands

Lorna B. Rich Endowment FundEstablished in 2005 to benefit Eden Lutheran Church in Riverside and St. Luke Lutheran Church in St. Paul Minnesota.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $3,420 Eden Lutheran ChurchSt. Luke Lutheran Church

Lorraine J. Cardin Donor Advised Scholarship Fund Established in 2004 to award scholarships to seniors graduating from La Sierra High School in the Alvord Unified School District who excel in the Study of Foreign Languages

Louise J. Funk Scholarship FundEstablished December 1997 for college scholarships to graduates of a Riverside Unified School District high school.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $3,134 Greater Riverside Dollars for Scholars

Louise Taylor Scholarship FundEstablished December 2000 to benefit the Banning Dollars for Scholars, distributing scholarships to graduates of Banning High School.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $4,003 Citizen’s Scholarship Foundation of Banning

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Lucille and Roy Anderberg Nursing Scholarship Fund Established July 2001 to provide scholarships to financially needy and academically qualified nursing students enrolling or enrolled in the RN programs at Riverside Community College and California State University San Bernardino.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $2,431 California State University, San Bernardino Riverside Community College Foundation

Lucille B. Anderberg Scholarship Fund in Memory of Arthur and Lillian Bird Established November 1999 to provide scholarships to graduating students of Elida High School in New Mexico who enroll at a New Mexico post-secondary educational institution.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $1,755 Eastern New Mexico UniversityNew Mexico Jr. College

Luise Hass Donor Advised FundEstablished in March 2000 as a memorial by her family, the Ettners.

GIFTSMrs. Cathy M. Cooney

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $877 Alternatives to Domestic Violence Violence Free Crisis Line

March Field Museum Fund Established in December 1998 to provide an income to the Museum Foundation.

Marcus’s Heart Foundation FundEstablished in 2010 for broad and general charitable uses and purposes

Margaret B. Branchflower Endowment FundEstablished by the Rotary Club of Beaumont Foundation to support their activities

Margaret Morgan & Mary Morgan Pedlow Memorial Fund Established in March 1984 to provide funding to the Riverside Public Library to supplement the purchase of books, periodicals and materials.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $85,495 Riverside Public Library

Martha’s Village and Kitchen Food Fund Endowment Established in 2009 for food and food services at Martha’s Village and Kitchen in Indio, California

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $48,190 Martha’s Village & Kitchen

The Maupin Family Donor Advised FundEstablished in 2005 for broad and charitable purposes.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $1,755 Discover The World, Inc.

Maxine Tate Library Fund Established in December 2000 by Dwight Tate in memory of his mother to extend and enhance library services to people living in the City of Riverside.

GIFTSMr. Dwight Tate and Ms. Kathy A. Wright

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $3,048 Riverside Public Library

Mildred E. Smernoff Animal Care FundEstablished in December 2006 for care and treatment of animals for needy and low income individuals in Southwest Riverside County

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $15,000 Animal Friends of the Valleys

The Mizell Senior Center Endowment Fund Established in November 2006 to provide income to the Mizell Senior Center.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $62,536 Mizell Senior Center, Inc.

Mojave Desert Supplemental Environmental Project -Nutro Established in 2009 to provide scholarships and grants for environmentally beneficial projects within the Air Quality Management District and at Cal State University, San Bernardino.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $9,000Antelope Valley CollegeCalifornia State University Channel IslandsCase Western Reserve UniversityHumboldt State UniversitySan Diego State UniversityStanford UniversityUC Regents/U.C. BerkeleyUC Regents/U.C. RiversideUC Regents/U.C. San Diego

Mojave National Preserve Conservancy Fund Established in 2009 with a grant from the Desert Legacy Fund (DELF) to assist the Mojave National Preserve Conservancy in incorporating as a 501c3 charitable organization.

GIFTSMs. Katherine J. AllenMs. Lisa BelenkyMr. Kevin CookMr. Thomas EisenhauerMr. Bob EllisSusannah MartinMs. Maria RepkeMr. G. Sidney SillimanMr. Benjamin SpillmanMr. Ryan M. Tubbs

Molly Adams Endowed Scholarship FundEstablished in November 2006 to provide scholarships for disabled youth wanting a college education.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $116,810Barstow Community College DistrictCal. State Univ., San Bernardino FoundationCalifornia Baptist UniversityCalifornia State University, San BernardinoChaffey College FoundationCollege of the Desert FoundationCopper Mountain College FoundationCrafton Hills College FoundationLoma Linda UniversityMSJC District FoundationPalo Verde Community College DistrictRiverside Community College FoundationSan Bernardino Valley College FoundationUC Regents/U.C. RiversideVictor Valley College District Foundation

Music Changing Lives Fund Established in 2012 to support the programs of Music Changing Lives

GIFTSMusic Changing Lives

Myron M. Winslow Fund Established November 1976 to provide scholarships for agricultural professions, including those interested in studying to be a veterinarian at California colleges and universities.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $14,964 Cal Poly Univ, PomonaUC Regents/U.C. Riverside Victor Valley College District Foundation

Oak Grove Center for Education Treatment & the Arts Fund Established in 2010 to benefit Oak Grove Center for Education Treatment & the Arts

Old Riverside Foundation FundEstablished in 2011 to support the efforts of the Old Riverside Foundation.

TCF Operating Fund Established to support the operations of The Community Foundation.

GIFTSAmy Sausser ConsultingMrs. Lynn Bogh BaldiBank of America, N.A.Best Best & Krieger, LLPBill and Gloria Harrison Donor Advised FundMr. and Mrs. William H. Bonnett, Jr.Citizens Business BankCommunity BankMr. and Mrs. James J. CuevasEdgewood Partners Insurance CenterMr. Stan M. GrubeHarns Family Endowed Donor Advised FundDr. and Mrs. Albert K. KarnigKrieger & StewartMr. and Mrs. Joseph F. LaGuessLiving Trust of Geoffrey C. DeanMr. and Mrs. James C. Mc GrewMayor and Mrs. Patrick J. MorrisO’Reilly Public RelationsMr. and Mrs. D. Matt PimPowell & Spafford, LLPPrivate Asset Management, Inc.Riverside County Treasurer / Supervisor Marion Ashley’s OfficeRobertson’sMr. and Mrs. Ali SahabiMr. and Mrs. Philip M. Savage IIIFranci and Eric Johnson Charitable FundTaxpayers for Bob Dutton - Supervisor 2018Wells FargoThe Wright ImageMr. Garth Ziegler

OPR Advised Charity Fund Established by O’Reilly Public Relations in 2008 for broad and general charitable purposes.

Parkview Community Hospital Foundation Endowment Fund Established in September 2001 to provide for the programs and administration of Parkview Community Hospital.

Paul and Carol Fick Donor Advised Fund for the Arts Established in December 2006 to support the arts in and around Riverside, California.

Pavement Recycling Systems Scholarship Fund in Memory of Chuck Harmon, Dick Sprinkle, Gordon Lounsbury Established in 2009 to provide post secondary education funancial assistance to outstanding graduating seniors who are pursuing a college education or traning through an approved trade school and are residents of the city of Riverside or the city of Blythe.

GIFTSMr. and Mrs. Richard Gove

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $20,152 Pitzer CollegeUC Regents/U.C. IrvineUC Regents/U.C. RiversideUC Regents/U.C.L.A.

Peggy Fouke Wortz Memorial Community Impact Fund Established in March 2004 for general charitable uses and purposes.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $131,644TCF Operating FundYouth Grantmakers Fund

Peggy Fouke Wortz Friends of the Family Fund to Benefit Family Service Assoc. of Western Riverside Co. Established in October 1999 to benefit Family Service Association of Western Riverside County.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $4,165 Family Service Association of Western Riverside County

Perris Valley Heritage Fund Established March 2003 for the historic preservation of the Perris Valley.

GIFTS Perris Valley Historical and Museum Association

PG&E Community Fund Established in 2011 to provide charitable support for nonprofit corporations providing services to communities in the Counties of San Bernardino, Riverside, Los Angeles and/or Kern.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $124,1004-H Club / Hinkley Rollicking RanchersBarstow Community College FoundationBarstow Community Hospital AuxiliaryBarstow Police Activities LeagueBarstow Unified School DistrictDesert Manna MinistriesHinkley Senior CenterKiwanis Club of BarstowMojave Valley United FundSuccess InstituteTopock Elementary School District

The Pick Group Fund Established in 2010 for the philanthropic activities of The Pick Group purposed with the goal of bettering the community at large.

Pinch Hit for Kids Fund Established by the Lake Elsinore Storm in 2011 to support broad and general charitable purposes.

Plymouth Tower Fund Established in March 1994 to provide resources to The First Congregational Church of Riverside for outreach services to senior citizens in downtown Riverside. T

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GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $1,581 First Congregational Church of Riverside

Polly R. Reynolds Fund Established in January 2002 to benefit a variety of the donor’s interests.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $7,282Arthritis Foundation, Inc.Coachella Valley Housing CoalitionPalm Desert Community Presbyterian ChurchRedlands United Church of ChristPooled Scholarship Master Fund

The Pooled Scholarship Fund is comprised of the following Individual Scholarship funds:

Charles E. Brouse FundEstablished December 1947 to provide scholarships to needy and worthy students so that they have an opportunity to secure a higher education.

Eleanor Pearl Hunter Trust Established in April 2000 to assist needy and deserving young people to further their education.

Elizabeth W. Vermillion Fund Established November 1992 to provide college level education to young men and women.

Ida B. Bruce Fund Established April 1992 to provide scholarships benefiting needy students of the City of Riverside.

Leon S. Heseman Fund Established February 1968 to provide scholarships for students attending four-year institutions within the State of California.

Tillie Ayres Fund Established November 1970 for the purposes of providing scholarships to college students.

William B. Brooks Memorial Scholarship Fund Established May 1997 to provide scholarships.

GIFTSMr. Timothy M. Kelley and Ms. Vicki BroachMs. Irene Marie McCahill and Mr. and Mrs. J. William McCahillMr. and Mrs. William W. SchreiberMr. Paul R. Wiley

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $224,683Barstow Community College DistrictCal. State Univ., San Bernardino FoundationCalifornia Baptist UniversityChaffey College FoundationCollege of the Desert FoundationCopper Mountain College FoundationCrafton Hills College FoundationGreater Riverside Dollars for ScholarsLoma Linda UniversityMSJC District FoundationPalo Verde Community College DistrictRiverside Community College FoundationSan Bernardino Community Scholarship AssociationSan Bernardino Valley College FoundationUniversity of RedlandsVictor Valley College District Foundation

Randall and Janell Lewis Scholarship Fund Established in 2007 to be used for scholarships for one or more graduating seniors from high schools of the Fontana Unified School District.

Reed Memorial Fund for the BlindEstablished in October 1961 to benefit the American Foundation for the Blind and the California School for the Blind.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $3,721 American Foundation For The Blind California School for the Blind

Reginald Keith Edmond II Donor Advised Scholarship Fund Established in 2008 in memory of Reginald Keith Edmond II for scholarships to support student athletes graduating from Arlington High School; for scholarships to a graduating senior participating in the Young Black Scholars program, residing in Riverside or San Bernardino Counties; and for other general charitable uses and purposes.

GIFTSMs. Helen M. AhnMs. Sakeena AminAnonymous DonorsDr. and Mrs. Charles BeatyMs. Louise B. Black-RobinsonMs. Cynthia CarterDr. Edward B. CooperMs. Erinn O. CooperCrossword Christian FellowshipMs. Abelina EckrothMr. and Mrs. Reginald Keith Edmond IMr. and Mrs. Kelly FlanaganMs. Maria G. GarciaMr. Gilberto GilMs. Laurie C. HaesslyMs. Cheryl A. HarveyThe Henry Adams TrustMs. Eileen Henry-SandorMs. Calondra JollyMr. and Mrs. James B. KammertMr. Kenneth MartinelMs. and Ms. Janelle R. MooreheadMs. Nna E. OhiaeriMr. Lashan R. PattersonMr. and Mrs. Raymond L. PhillipsMr. Rolando ReginoMs. Melody F. RileySecurity Income Tax ServiceMs. Linda C. Tillie-LesureMr. and Mrs. Marco L. TorresMr. and Mrs. Larry W. WardMs. Valerie WeirMs. Regina R. WilliamsWilmer Amina Carter For Senate 2014Ms. Beverly Zehringer

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $5,000Baylor UniversityBiola UniversityCal Poly Univ, PomonaUC Regents/U.C.L.A.United States Naval Academy

Reid Park Fund Established in July 1998 to provide funding for maintenance of Reid Park, located on Orange Street in the City of Riverside.

Richard and Virginia Schneider FundEstablished in May 2002 for general charitable uses and purposes.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $7,458 Zion Lutheran Church

Richard F. and Mary C. Boyles Memorial Advised Scholarship FundEstablished April 2002 for a student graduating from Lincoln High School in Riverside USD.

GIFTSThe Clorox Company Foundation - Gift Match

Richard P. Laabs Endowment FundEstablished in May 2000 to provide supplies used in teaching the arts by alternative/correctional education teachers.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $239Riverside County Office of Education

RIMS AVID Dollars for Scholars Advised Scholarship Fund Established December 2002 to benefit students graduating from AVID programs in Riverside, Inyo, Mono, and San Bernardino Counties.

GIFTSAnonymous DonorsMs. Keisa BrownMs. Linda BurkeMr. and Mrs. Joseph W. ErfortMs. Linda L. JohnsonKnott’s Berry FarmMs. Susan A. LeBlancMs. Katherine NealMr. and Mrs. James M. NortonMs. Kathryn S. O’ConnellScholarship America, Inc.Ms. Vivian T. ShawSix Flags CaliforniaMr. and Mrs. Richard K. StalderMs. Denise StevensMs. Monica ValdezMrs. Ofelia Valdez-YeagerMr. and Mrs. Seymour Van GundyMs. Donna VincentMr. and Mrs. Bret R. WarnerMr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Watson

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $22,000Cal Poly Univ, PomonaCal Poly Univ, San Luis ObispoCalifornia State University, FullertonCalifornia State University, San BernardinoCalifornia State University, San MarcosPitzer CollegeSan Diego State UniversitySkidmore CollegeUC Regents/U.C. BerkeleyUC Regents/U.C. IrvineUC Regents/U.C. RiversideUC Regents/U.C. San DiegoUC Regents/U.C.L.A.

Riverside Against Drugs Advised FundEstablished in October 2002 by Marie Fritts to benefit drug-prevention programs of Riverside and Alvord Unified School Districts.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $700 Riverside Peacemakers

Riverside Arts and Culture Donor Advised Fund Established in March 2001 to benefit the Arts in the City of Riverside and surrounding unincorporated areas.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $599 Riverside Community College Foundation

Riverside Construction Company Donor Advised Fund Established in 2007 for broad, charitable purposes to include scholarships for students pursuing civil engineering degree programs.

Riverside County Bar Foundation Donor Advised Fund Established in December 2003 for general charitable uses and purposes.

Riverside County Philharmonic Orchestral Endowment Fund Established in March 1998 to provide an income stream to the Philharmonic.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $1,773 Riverside County Philharmonic Association

Riverside Education Enrichment FundEstablished in January 1993 to provide income to supplement services to benefit students of the Riverside Unified School District.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $13,433 Riverside Educational Enrichment Foundation

Riverside Ending Homelessness Fund Established in 2009 to fund operations, programs, and activities at the City of Riverside Homeless Multi-Service Campus and other activities that advance the city’s adopted strategies to address homelessness.

GIFTS Ms. Christine HalsteadMs. Linda Niemiller Ms. Marisa Russo

Riverside Land Conservancy FundEstablished in August 1999 to provide an income stream to the Land Conservancy.

Riverside Museum Associates/Rible Education Fund Established in March 2002 for educational programs at the Riverside Municipal Museum.

GIFTS Riverside Museum Associates

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS; $1,599 Riverside Museum Associates

Riverside Public Library Foundation Fund Established in 2000 to support the Riverside Public Library Foundation

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS; $3,575 Riverside Public Library Foundation

The Robert A. Dailey Scholarship FundEstablished in 2008 for scholarships

Robert and Cheryl Fey Donor Advised Community Fund Established in November 2006 for broad and general charitable uses and purposes.

GIFTSMr. and Mrs. Robert Fey

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS; $45,000 Stroke Recovery CenterUniversity of California, UC Riverside Foundation Youth Grantmakers Committee Fund

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Robert E. Hana Donor Advised FundEstablished in 2009 for broad and general charitable purposes.

The Robert H. Gurr and Nancy Gurr Johnston Educational Book FundEstablished March 2004 for the purchase of printed books and periodicals for students in grades 7 through 8 within RUSD to inspire and excite students to pursue careers in the practical trades. Trades to be included are mechanical, electrical, and electronic trades, including automotive, aircraft industries, theatrical and themed entertainment, audio and lighting.

GIFTSMr. Louie F. Garcia

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS; $1,309 Riverside Educational Enrichment Foundation

The Robert J. Fraiman FoundationEstablished in November 2007 for broad and general charitable purposes

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS; $1,000 Eisenhower Medical Center Foundation

Robin G. Thrapp Memorial Scholarship Fund Established in 2009 for scholarships to students enrolled in the nursing program at Riverside Community College who have demonstrated compassion and a high level of quality of care and deemed outstanding by faculty at the college.

Roy W. and Lucille B. Anderberg Endowment Fund Established in July 2001 for the benefit of Eden Lutheran Church, Riverside, California.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS; $1,355Eden Lutheran Church

Roy W. Anderberg Scholarship Fund in Memory of Andrew and Betty Anderberg Established November 1999 to benefit graduate students at a Lutheran seminary.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS; $2,395 Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary

Ruth Schroff Donor Advised FundEstablished April 1984 for purposes mainly to assist African American and Hispanic students in obtaining college education.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS; $1,959 University of California, Los Angeles University of Nevada, Las Vegas

S.L. Gimbel Foundation Advised FundEstablished in 2010 for broad and general charitable purposes

GIFTSS.L. Gimbel Foundation

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $3,852,201A World for ChildrenAbode ServicesAfrican Child FoundationAgainst Abuse, Inc.AIDS Healthcare FoundationAIDS Resource Center of WisconsinAlegna Community Development Corp.American Cancer SocietyAnimal Samaritans SPCAArizona Animal Welfare LeagueArizona Land and Water Trust, Inc.

Arkansas Food BankArts & Learning ConservatoryBarren River Area Safe Space, Inc.Bay Area Food BankBetter BasicsBlue Grass Community FoundationBlue Planet NetworkBob Marshall Wilderness FoundationBooks for AfricaBoys & Girls Club of Kern CountyBright ProspectBroadway Center for the Performing ArtsBurlington Transitional Living CenerCare and Share Food Bank for Southern ColoradoCatholic Charities Riverside & San BernardinoCentral Coast YMCACentral Illinois FoodbankChildren of the NightChildren’s Dance FoundationChrysalis House, Inc.Coachella Valley Housing CoalitionColumbine Home Health, Inc.Community Action Partnership of KernCommunity Forest TrustCommunity SeniorServ, Inc.Connections for Abused Women and Their ChildrenCovenant House New OrleansDesert Samaritans for SeniorsDoctors Without BordersDowntown Women’s CenterEar Candy Productions, Inc.East Bay Center for the Performing ArtsEast Valley Adult ResourcesEatonville Area CouncilEl Camino Homeless OrganizationEmergency Food Network of Tacoma/Pierce CountyEmmaus HouseEnvironmental Nature CenterFamilies ForwardFamily Abuse CenterFamily Service, Inc.FIND Food Bank, Inc.First Presbyterian Church of San BernardinoFISH Food Banks of Pierce CountyFISH Hospital PantriesFlathead Food BankFlorida West Coast Public Broadcasting, Inc.Food Bank Coalition of San Luis Obispo CountyFoothill Family Shelter IncFree Arts for Abused Children of ArizonaFriends For Life CorporationFullerton Interfaith Emergency Service, Inc.Galilee CenterGlacier National Park FundGod’s Pantry Food BankGrace Community Food PantryGRID Alternatives Inland EmpireH E L P Inc - Hope Empathy Love And PrayerHearts & LivesHelena Food Share, Inc.Hidden Harvest CorporationHigh Desert Homeless Services, Inc.Hilltop Artists in ResidenceHomeless Assistance Leadership OrganizationHospice of HomerHospice of San Luis Obispo CountyHOTEL INCHumane Society of South Coastal Georgia, Inc.Humane Society of the Delta, Inc.Huntsville Symphony OrchestraInland AIDS ProjectInland Empire WaterkeeperInland Valley Council of ChurchesInside the Outdoors FoundationJefferson County Schools Public Education FoundationJohn Bartram Association

Jovenes, Inc.Kalikolehua - El Sistema HawaiiKern Around The Clock FoundationKOCE-TV FoundationLa Sierra High SchoolLatino Center for Prevention and Action in Health and WelfareLEAP Learning CenterLifeStyles of Maryland Foundation, Inc.Lorraine’s Soup Kitchen and Pantry, Inc.Main Street MuralsMartha’s Village & KitchenMcPherson Magnet Educatin FoundationMemphis Museums, Inc.Menifee Valley Community CupboardMIND Research InstituteMissoula Food Bank, Inc.Mizell Senior Center, Inc.Mojave Desert Land TrustMojave Valley United FundMontana Food Bank NetworkMORE HEALTH, Inc.Moveable Feast Lexington, Inc.National Audubon SocietyNational Relief CharitiesNatural History Museum of Los Angeles CountyNevada Humane SocietyNew Beginnings for AnimalsNewport Bay ConservancyNorth Dakota Women’s NetworkNorthern Illinois Food BankOak Grove Center for Education and the ArtsOak Park River Forest Food PantryOhio & Erie Canalway CoalitionOpen Door Food PantryOperation SafehouseOpportunity InternationalPalo Verde Valley Senior Citizens - Non Profit CorporationPathfindersPeople of ProgressPeppermint RidgePhiladelphia Corporation for AgingPlanned Parenthood Federation of AmericaPlanned Parenthood of Orange and San Bernardino CountiesRainbow Pride Youth AllianceRapha House InternationalRedwood Community Action Agency, Inc.Rescue Mission of RoanokeReSurge InternationalRiverside Area Rape Crisis CenterRiverside Public Library FoundationRoadrunner Food Bank of New MexicoRoanoke Valley SPCARosie’s House: A Music Academy for ChildrenSaddleback College FoundationSaint Francis Service DogsSan Benito County Arts CouncilSan Benito County Heritage FoundationSan Bernardino Symphony Orchestra AssociationSanford Research / USDSanta Ana River TrustSanta Fe Conservation TrustSanta Rosa Plateau FoundationSave Mount DiabloSave the Children Federation, Inc.SeaShareSecond Harvest Food Bank of Northwest North CarolinaSeniors in Service of Tampa Bay, Inc.Sexual Assault Recovery & Prevention Ctr of San Luis Obispo CountyShasta Community Health CenterShasta Women’s RefugeSouth Alabama Regional Planing CommissionSouth Central Educational Development, Inc.South County OutreachSouthern California Public Radio

Southern Lakes Area Love, Inc.St. Leo Food ConnectionSt. Vincent Meals on WheelsSteinway Society Of Riverside CountyStray Cat AllianceStroke Recovery CenterThe Alameda County Communtiy Food BankThe Center for Arts EducationThe Community Survival Center, Inc.The Elephant Sanctuary in TennesseeThe Elizabeth HospiceThe Family Center, Inc.The Food Bank of Western MA, Inc.The Friendship ShelterThe Gary CenterThe Hope CenterThe Land Conservancy of San Luis Obispo CountyThe Living DesertThe Racine County Food BankThe Well in the DesertThink TogetherTrails4AllTransition Habitat ConservancyTrees, Water & PeopleTri County Community NetworkTri-Coastal Community OutreachTrinityCare Hospice FoundationUC Regents, University of California, RiversideUnion Rescue MissionUnited Mountain DefenseUnited Way of Racine CountyVerde Food CouncilVitamin AngelsWild Bear Center for Nature DiscoveryWilliamson County Crisis CenterWomen Helping WomenWoods Humane SocietyWorking Dogs for Conservation FoundationWorld Vision, Inc.Yavapai Food Bank, Inc.

San Bernardino County Children’s Health Initiative Fund Established in 2008 as a Fiscal Sponsor for The San Bernardino Children’s Health Initiative Coalition

San Bernardino County Non Profit Capacity Building Consortium FundThe Corsortium was established to increase the capacity of the community benefit organizations (CBOs) in San Bernardino County to meet their missions, by providing a platform for collective action and increased philanthropy and public investment in our communities.

GIFTSBank of America, N.A.County of San Bernardino/First 5 San BernardinoInland Empire United WayJames Irvine Fdn - Philanthropic Resources & Leadership GrantKP Financial SVCS OPSSan Manuel Band of Mission Indians

San Gorgonio Memorial Hospital Foundation Fund Established in June 2007 to sustain the general operations of the San Gorgonio Memorial Hospital.

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Clayton Record Advised Scholarship Fund Established July 2001 in memory of community leader Clayton Record to provide a scholarship to a San Jacinto Unified School District student for post secondary education.

Mike Salinas Advised Scholarship FundEstablished June 2001 in memory of community leader Mike Salinas to provide a scholarship to a San Jacinto Unified School District student for post secondary education.

GIFTSMr. and Ms. Jorge AlvarezCentral County United WayMr. and Mrs. Pete D. DunhamMs. Jayne L. HabeggerMr. and Mrs. Phillip J. JanikowskiMs. Virginia L. LizzaMs. Ella Mae RecordMs. Cathryn A. RemilyRiverside USD Employee Payroll DeductionsMr. and Mrs. Robert L. RoberdsMs. Gwendolyn SchlangeSJUSD PAC WellnessSoboba Band of Mission IndiansMr. Russell L. Utz

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $13,050 California State University, FullertonCalifornia State University, San Marcos San Jacinto Unified School District

Santa Rosa Plateau FoundationEstablished in 2012 to support the activities of the Santa Rosa Plateau Foundation

GIFTSSanta Rosa Plateau Foundation

SBCSS Foundation Fund Established in 2006 for the general support of both the mandated and non-mandated functions of the San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools.

GIFTSNGR EnergySempra Energy Utility Toyota Motor Credit Corporation

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $4,900 SB County Superintendent of Schools

SBCSS-Herbert Fischer Scholarship FundEstablished in 2009 in honor of the former San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools, Herbert R. Fischer and his 37 years of service in education. Funds have been designated as a means to support scholarship awards to high school students enrolled in a Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) program of study at a participating Alliance for Education STEM site in San Bernardino County. Students must demonstrate a financial need and plan to pursue a postsecondary degree in a STEM related discipline.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $3,000 Embry Riddle Aeronautical UniversityPomona CollegeUC Regents/U.C. Irvine

Sean and Kristin Varner Family Donor Advised Fund Established in 2009 for broad and general charitable uses and purposes

GIFTS Mr. Sean S. Varner

Seraphim Fund Established in March 2002 by the Estate of Edith Johnson to aid women and children suffering from physical or mental illness or substance abuse.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $34,680 Children’s Fund, Inc.Global One Development CenterHidden Harvest Corporation Whiteside Manor, Inc.

Serembe Donor Advised Endowment Fund Established in December 2011 for Broad and General Charitable purposes.

Society of Saint Vincent De Paul FundEstablished in 2008 at the passing of an anonymous donor to benefit the City of Riverside St. Vincent De Paul Society

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $328 Society of Saint Vincent de Paul

Stephen and Catharine Serembe Donor Advised Charitable FundEstablished in December 2007 for Broad and General Charitable purposes.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $6,250Diocese of San BernardinoEquestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of JerusalemOur Lady of Consolata MissionariesSt. Anthony Church

Sue and Hillas Cole Memorial Donor Advised FundEstablished in December 1999 by Doris “Sue” Cole in memory of her husband, Hillas.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $7,369 Hemet Alumni Association Hemet Unified School District

TCF Anniversary Scholarhip FundEstablished in 2011 in celebration of The Community Foundation’s 70th Anniversary to provide college scholarships to deserving students who reside in Riverside or San Bernardino County

GIFTS Mrs. Glenda Bayless

Ted and Bettie Smith Donor Advised FundEstablished in December 1999 for general charitable uses and purposes.

GIFTS Ted and Bettie Smith Family Donor Advised Fund

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $20,000 Hemet Unified School District

Ted and Bettie Smith Family Donor Advised Fund Established in December 1999 for general charitable uses and purposes.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $16,649Ted and Bettie Smith Donor Advised Fund

Temple Beth El Legacy Fund Established in 2004 to provide perpetual income for programs and projects offered by Temple Beth El, which support Judaism and enhance Jewish life.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $4,222 Riverside Temple Beth El

Temucula Valley Arts Fund Established in 2006 as part of the James Irvine Foundation Communities Advancing the Arts Grant to support arts and culture organizations in Southwest Riverside County.

The Theresa C. Shea Charitable FundEstablished in 2011 for broad and general charitable uses and purposes.

The Treatment of Eating DisordersEstablished in October 2000 to provide scholarships for mental health therapy to those suffering from eating disorders.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $773 Whiteside Manor, Inc.

Tom C. Cooper Advised Photography Advancement FundEstablished in 2010 for junior and senior college students who are aspiring photographers

The Unforgettables Foundation Endowment Fund Established in 2008 to support the programs of The Unforgettables Foundation

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $1,560 The Unforgettables Foundation

Upland Community Foundation Endowment Fund Established in 2010 to develop and provide financial support for organizations in the Inland Empire to enhance the quality of health, education, welfare and life of the citizens of the City of Upland, California.

Vernon and Paula Kozlen Donor Advised Fund Established in 2009 for broad and general charitable uses and purposes

GIFTSMr. and Mrs. Vern C. Kozlen

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $7,150 St. George Greek Orthodox Church of the DesertTemple Sinai

Victoria Avenue Forever Established in April 1996 to provide for the preservation and beautification of Riverside’s Victoria Avenue.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $3,000 Victoria Avenue Forever

Victoria Avenue Historic Restoration Program Fund Established in April 1998 to provide community beautification, maintenance and preservation of the natural beauty of Riverside’s historic Victoria Avenue; and relocation of overhead cables to underground locations along Victoria Avenue.

Victress Bower Fund Established October 1967 to provide scholarships to individuals who will train and teach disabled children.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $16,408 Azusa Pacific UniversityCal. State Univ., San Bernardino Foundation

Wallace P. Brithinee Charitable Donor Advised Fund Established in December 2007 for broad and general charitable purposes.

GIFTSMr. Wallace P. Brithinee

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $10,000 Palm Springs Unified School District

Walt Whitman Endowment FundEstablished March 1994 to benefit activities that promote mutual tolerance and respect between the community at large and the gay and lesbian communities.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $539 Rainbow Pride Youth Alliance

William and Genevieve Mason Estate FundEstablished in 2006 for unrestricted granting in the Hemet area

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $400 Assistance League of Hemacinto Hemet Hospice Volunteers

Willmas Charitable Trust Donor Advised FundEstablished in February 2005 for charitable uses and purposes which primarily benefit residents of the High Desert area of San Bernardino County, California.

GIFTSWillmas Trust

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $170,000Assistance League of Victor ValleyCatholic Charities Riverside & San BernardinoCommunity Health Action NetworkHi Desert Meals on WheelsHigh Desert Mariachi JuvenilHigh Desert New Beginnings, Inc.High Desert Resource NetworkMillionaire Mind KidsMojave Valley Volunteer HospiceNew Life-Line Food MinistrySan Bernardino County Museum AssociationSuccess InstituteThe Phoenix FoundationThe Umbrella Latch-Key ProgramVictor Valley Family Resource Center

Youth Grantmakers Committee FundEstablished by TCF Board of Directors in 2008 to create a “leadership through philanthropy” training ground for youth and create an understanding of the needs in their respective communities.

GIFTSAnonymous DonorsMs. Penny BeaulieuBeaumont Electric, Inc.Mr. Francis D. Coe Jr.Rabbi Hillel CohnCommunity BankCalifornia State University, San BernardinoMs. Celia B. Cudiamat and Mr Emilio J. VirataDr. and Mrs. Ronald A. FragenGive Big Riverside DonorsHarns Family Endowed Donor Advised FundJames and Cecilia Cuevas Family Donor Advised Gifting FundMs. Nancy C. KarlMs. Carolyn M. MallMs. Malissa McKeithMr. and Mrs. Steve E. MylesThe Norris GroupPeggy Fouke Wortz Memorial Community Impact FundMs. Concepcion G. RiveraMr. and Mrs. Philip M. Savage IV Esq.Mr. Pat ShortSilicon Valley Community Foundation

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GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $31,150Aquinas High SchoolArlington High SchoolBig Brothers Big Sisters Of The DesertBirth Choice of the DesertCalicinto Ranch, Inc.Concept 7, Inc.Escuela De LaRaza Unida, Inc.Invisible ChildrenJefferson Transitional ServicesMartin Luther King High SchoolMoreno Valley Unified School DistrictNorte Vista High SchoolOak Grove Institute Foundation, Inc.Ramona High SchoolSafe Alternatives For Everyone IncSmooth Transition IncTemplo Roca FirmeThe Freestyle Foundation, Inc.

Youth Grantmakers Committee - Coachella Valley Fund Established in 2012 to create a “leadership through philanthropy” training ground for youth and create an understanding of the needs in the Coachella Valley.

GIFTSRobert and Cheryl Fey Donor Advised Community Fund

Youth Grantmakers Committee - Idyllwild Fund Established by Idyllwild Community Fund Advisory Committee in 2012 to create a “leadership through philanthropy” training ground for youth and create an understanding of the needs in the Idyllwild Community

GIFTS Mr. and Mrs. Douglas BerthelotteIdyllwild Community Fund Quiet Creek Inn & Vacation Rentals, LLCMr. and Mrs. Manny Rider

YWCA of Riverside County Endowment Fund Established in May 2001 to fund the ongoing maintenance of the YWCA buildings and grounds and for the administrative costs of the program.

CLAREMONT COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

21st Century Endowment Fund Established to assure the continuance of the work of the Claremont Community Foundation.

Acorn Fund Established as a sub-fund of the Claremont Hills Conservation Fund with the purpose of reforesting the Claremont foothills.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $1,000Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden at Claremont

CCF Arts Field of Interest FundEstablished to support projects intended to enhance the visual environment of the community and projects that increase participation in drama, dance, or musical performances.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $3,000 Claremont HeritageClaremont High School

CCF Board Designated Endowment Fund Established for CCF Board Designated granting.

CCF City Emergency Fund Established to provide emergency assistance to residents of the City of Claremont, California.

CCF Claremont Library Fund Established to support non-County funded operational costs.

CCF Community Impact Field of Interest Fund Established to support programs designed to increase knowledge, understanding and/or skills of youth or adults, enabling them to function as more productive members of the community.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $15,401Claremont After School Programs Inc.Claremont Meals on WheelsClaremont Symphone OrchestraCrossroads, Inc.Foothill Family ShelterInland Valley Repertory TheaterOPARCPilgrim Place in ClaremontShoes That FitTierra del Sol Foundation

CCF Program Support and Operations Fund Established to support programs and operations of Claremont Community Foundation.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $9,500CCF Community Impact Field of Interest Fund

Claremont Hills Conservation FundEstablished to hold and manage funds for the Claremont Hills Conservation Corporation protecting the foothills surrounding Claremont.

Claremont Home Energy Retrofit Project Collaborative (CHERP) Established as a sub-fund of the Claremont Hills Conservation Fund with the purpose of reforesting the Claremont foothills.

Claremont Youth Partnership Established to support the work of the Claremont Youth Partnership in developing a supportive environment for our youth.

Hope Recovered Advised FundEstablished in 2010

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $16,713NAMI - Pomona ValleyProject Sister Family ServicesUrika Center for Policy Research

John Fisher Project Fund Established in 2006 to promote an atmosphere of unity in the Claremont Community by supporting the John Fisher Project, a symposium and the creation and maintenance of a marble sculpture as public art for the community.

Pi Sigma Chi Donor Advised FundEstablished for general charitable purpose of monetary support to carry on the social services as were provided during this Alumni Group’s tenure at Cal Poly Pomona.

The Presecan Advised FundEstablished in 2011.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS: $7,381Casa Colina FoundationCCF Program Support and Operations FundCity of Hope, Los AngelesClaremont After School Programs Inc.Claremont Education FoundationClaremont HeritageClaremont Presbyterian ChurchClaremont Senior FoundationClaremont Unified School DistrictHouse of Ruth, Inc.Learning AllyRancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden at ClaremontShoes That FitSouthwest Michigan Land Conservancy

Unis Mural Fund Established to support the creation, installation and maintenance of a public art mural.

HIGH DESERT COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

The High Desert Community Foundation Endowment Fund Established in 2012 to benefit the High Desert Community Foundation

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High Desert Community Foundation

HDCF - Florence Lindberg Memorial Scholarship Fund Established in 2012 as a sub-fund to The High Desert Community Foundation Endowment Fund

HDCF - Louise Stewart Scholarship Fund Established in 2012 as a sub-fund to The High Desert Community Foundation Endowment Fund

HDCF - Trever Bennett Memorial Scholarship Fund Established in 2012 as a sub-fund to The High Desert Community Foundation Endowment Fund

GIFTS High Desert Community Foundation

HDCF - Walter E. Cramer & Margaret Muir Cramer Compassion Fund Established in 2012 as a sub-fund to The High Desert Community Foundation Endowment Fund

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2012 was a year of many accomplishments and new levels of achievement. We had a successful fundraising year—$8.3 million—and granted more funds to nonprofit organizations and college students than ever before.

As we look to the future, The Community Foundation will continue to operate under our core values and mission of enhancing the quality of life in the communities we serve. We will have a renewed focus on building our endowment to ensure the Foundation can continue to do good work now and forever. And at the center of everything we do, we will cherish our donors – for without them, we could not create a positive impact in our communities.

We believe that impact will inspire others to join us in our efforts. Whether it is stewardship of donor funds, effective grantmaking, inspiring philanthropy, gathering stakeholders to address community issues, or training the next generation of philanthropists, this important work motivates all of us at The Community Foundation to serve the community today and in the future.

James Cuevas Incoming 2013 Chair of the Board

M E S S A G E F R O M T H E I N C O M I N G 2 0 1 3 C H A I R O F T H E B O A R D

Looking to the Future