2010 Annual Report of The Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation by Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation

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2010 A N N U A L R E P O R T

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The Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation

service, financial stewardship, local expertise and

(GCRCF) is a public charitable foundation holding more

community leadership.

than 400 different charitable funds, large and small,

The mission of the GCRCF is to connect donors to

established by individuals, families, nonprofit agencies

the priorities they care about and to the needs of the

and businesses to benefit Linn County, Iowa.

community, to increase charitable giving and to provide

The GCRCF funds nonprofit activities in four essential

leadership on important community issues.

areas: Arts and Culture, Community Development

Since becoming a public foundation in 1992,

and the Environment, Education, and Health and

the GCRCF and its family of philanthropists have

Human Services.

distributed more than $60 million in grants.

Since our founding in 1949 as the Community Welfare

Whether you choose to give today or endow a fund to

Foundation, we have served the needs of eastern Iowa

support a cause or issue yet unforeseen, we encourage

and the wishes of our donors through personalized

you to learn more about the Community Foundation and how to become a part of our family of philanthropists.

Write:

324 3rd St SE Cedar Rapids, IA 52401 Email:

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contents 1

Letter to the Community

Pooled Investment Allocation

Financial Highlights/ Assets by Fund Type

The Impact of Grant Making 2010 Grant Making Analysis

2010 Year in Review

How to Apply for a Grant Grant Writers’ Workshop

Van Meter Industrial

Types of Charitable Funds

Thea Leslie

Center Point Ambulance Service

New Funds Started in 2010

Iowa Legal Aid

Supporting Organizations

The Arc of East Central Iowa

38 Affiliates

16 Brucemorchestra

www.gcrcf.org

Darrel & Paul Morf

6 3 million

2 0 1 0 G r a n t s tota l e d

23 Donors Making a Difference

Staff and Volunteers

fr o m t h e

letter

P r e s i d e n t

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to the Community C h a i r

For the Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation,

take great pride in helping nonprofits better fulfill their

2010 was a year of tremendous transition and growth:

mission through innovative programs that meet the

transition in our leadership; the move to our new home

needs of residents young and old. In 2010, the GCRCF

in the historic Torch Press Building; and growth in

distributed $6.3 million through more than 1,000 grants

our assets to reach more than $100 million, thanks to

to serve important initiatives ranging from support for

our community’s generosity. Notably, that included a

Brucemorchestra, the performance of Orchestra Iowa

generous gift from the William Whipple estate.

on the lawn at Brucemore, to Midnight Hoops, a

Shortly after the New Year, the Community Foundation

Friday night recreation event for youth in the Wellington

said goodbye to president and CEO Dan Baldwin as he

Heights neighborhood. The Foundation grants were

moved to Monterey, California, to become the president

awarded to 331 different organizations, including

and CEO of the Monterey County Community Foundation.

nonprofits, governmental entities and educational

Dan led the GCRCF for eight years and through his

institutions. Despite the volatility of the financial

leadership, the organization doubled in asset size,

markets in 2010, the Community Foundation earned

expanded grant programs and demonstrated community

an 11 percent return on its invested assets – boosting

leadership in critical areas, including the 15 in 5 community

assets to $111 million at year-end.

planning process and, most importantly, in the immediate

We were honored to receive a generous $7.5 million

response to and recovery from the flood of 2008.

gift from the estate of the late Bill Whipple in 2010. Bill

While the board conducted its search for a new CEO,

was an exemplary community leader whose positive

the GCRCF continued with smooth operations thanks to

influence has been felt by several generations of

the leadership of Karla Twedt-Ball, who served as interim

residents. He was a gentleman in the finest sense of

president and CEO until July.

the word and his commitment to the economic, social

On July 15, the GCRCF welcomed its fourth president

and cultural welfare of this area was impressive. Bill’s

and CEO, Les Garner, who most recently served as

influence will now be felt in perpetuity through a gift

President of Cornell College in Mount Vernon, Iowa, for

that designates eight local nonprofits as recipients of the

16 years. During his time at Cornell, he filled a number

annual distribution of earnings from the endowed fund

of volunteer leadership roles in the community, including

he created. Bill also specified that part of that annual

serving as President of the Cedar Rapids Symphony and

distribution go into unrestricted funding, enabling future

Chair of the Board of Directors of the Cedar Rapids Area

leaders to respond to emerging and unforeseen needs

Chamber of Commerce.

and opportunities.

The Foundation and residents formally welcomed Les

When Bill was elected as an honorary director of the

and his wife, Katrina, with a reception and open house at

Community Foundation, he wrote that he hoped that the

The Torch Press in August. Built to house Luther Brewer’s

resources of GCRCF, along with those of the Hall-Perrine

new publishing venture in 1908, the Torch Press also

Foundation, would “assure an environment attractive to

served as home to the Cedar Rapids Art Center and as

prospective management of business and industry and be

an office building. The Community Foundation is proud

a significant factor in our continued growth and prosperity.”

to operate in a building with such historic significance

We wholeheartedly pledge to honor that wish.

and to be part of the central downtown as Cedar Rapids begins significant post-flood redevelopment. The Community Foundation enriches the quality of life in Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas in Linn

Les Garner Jr.

Ron Olson

County through our many grant programs. We also

P r e s i d e n t / C EO

2 0 1 0 B oa r d C h a i r

Assets

by Fund Type (as of Dec . 31, 2010)

Flood Funds

GCRCF Administration Funds .2% Operating Fund .5% CGA & CRT Funds 4.5%

1.6

Other Funds

5.2

.4%

Field of Interest Funds

Affiliate Funds

1.6%

Agency Funds

18.6

14.5

Donor-Advised Funds

30.2

1.4

Scholarship Funds

Corporate Donor-Advised Funds

Designated Funds

Unrestricted & Special Funds

2010

Financial Highlights

105million .5

11 .3 percent

Total assets under management

One-year rate of return for endowment pool

3 .4 percent

Five-year annualized rate of return for endowment pool

12million .8

Since inception annualized rate of return for endowment pool (1/94)

Total gifts (outright and deferred)

7 .8 percent

Number of donations received

882 618 donations donors from

unique

6million .3

Dollar amount of grants awarded

2010

Year in review

Growing Philanthropy and Our Assets

Wise and Effective Grant Making

The Community Foundation had assets of $111 million

More than 228 local nonprofits, 54 schools and

as of Dec. 31, 2010.

19 churches were awarded grants from one or more

Individuals, families, businesses and nonprofits

of our grant programs and funded 43 scholarships.

established 29 new funds. The Community

Overall, the Greater Cedar Rapids Community

Foundation now has 432 funds.

Foundation awarded $6.3 million in grants

The William Quarton Society, honoring those

supporting arts and culture, community development

who have established an endowed fund or will make a

and the environment, education and health and

planned gift, has nearly 300 members.

human services in Linn County. Since becoming a public foundation in 1992, the Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation has

Financial Stewardship

Total assets under management

distributedÂ more thanÂ $60 million in grants.

$105.5 million

One-year rate of return for endowment pool 11.3%

In 2010, 23 local nonprofits were awarded more

Five-year annualized rate of return for endowment pool

than $1 million from the Flood 2008 Fund that aids in

3.4%

community rebuilding efforts after the historic flood of

Since inception annualized rate of return for endowment pool 7.8% Total gifts Dollar amount of grants awarded

2008. Since the flood, the GCRCF has awarded nearly $15 million in flood-related grants from the various

$12.8 million

funds held at the foundation.

$6.3 million

Through the County Endowment Fund program, each non-gambling county throughout Iowa received

Community Leadership

a distribution to be used for both granting and

Sincere thanks goes to outgoing board members

endowment building. In 2010, $368,000 was distributed

Rich Altorfer, Lorna Barnes, J. Scott Bogguss,

from the County Endowment Fund program to

Swati Dandekar and Gerald Matchett, whose

The Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation for

terms ended in 2010. All have served on various

Linn, Jones and Wapello Counties.

grant committees during their tenure and have made significant contributions of time and leadership. Their support is deeply appreciated.

Advocacy, Initiatives and Community Partnerships

The Minnie Rubeck Award was presented to Laura

Investing time and interest in the legislative process has

Ebinger of Kids First Law Center. The Minnie Rubeck

brought tremendous results with creating awareness of

Award, named for an early contributor to the GCRCF, is

the benefits of philanthropy, the impact of the GCRCF

awarded to a nonprofit professional staff member.

in Linn County and the importance of the availability

Along with the heavy caseload (representing more

of Endow Iowa, a one-of-a-kind charitable tax credit

than 50 children at a time in high-conflict divorces),

program. GCRCF staff and board members worked to

Laura made it her mission to create a class for children

educate legislators in Des Moines to keep Endow Iowa

of divorce. Using her education and law degrees, she

intact so donors and nonprofits may continue to make

designed unique workshops for these kids. At the

an impact for generations to come. These outreach

workshops, the kids see they are not alone, they gain

and education efforts were successful and Endow Iowa

tools for handling common divorce scenarios and have

created $12.9 million in permanent endowments across

misperceptions clarified.

the state in 2010.

In 2007, the Sixth Judicial District judges mandated

The Bridge Builder Award was presented to John

attendance at the workshops for all children between

Morris, the first executive director of Discovery Living.

6 and 16 whose parents divorce in Linn County. Now

The Bridge Builder Award honors the exceptional

every school-age child of divorce in Linn County

achievement of a chief executive of a Linn County

benefits from the programs she created. More than

nonprofit organization.

1,000 children have attended the workshops.

John Morris was selected to receive the 2010

The Linn County Nonprofit Resource Center,

Bridge Builder Award for his exceptional leadership,

a program of the GCRCF, offered a variety of programs

innovation and commitment to Discovery Living and

for nonprofit professionals and board members to

the nonprofit sector. As the first executive director

help strengthen the nonprofits of our community.

of Discovery Living, John built the organization and

The LCNRC Institutes provide formal training and

changed the climate for people with developmental

structured peer engagement that will have lasting

disabilities by providing group homes where they live

impact on individuals and the nonprofit organizations

meaningful lives with dignity.

they work for. The Leadership and Managers Institutes

From the first group home in 1981 to 123 adults

sought to increase the participantsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; knowledge of

living in 25 Discovery Living homes, he led the staff and

and skill set for key executive leadership areas.

board to meet the needs of many families. Because of

LCNRC Peer Groups continue to engage senior

his leadership, adults with developmental disabilities live

managers, marketers and executive directors of

full and meaningful lives and our community is better for

small nonprofits to allow for peer support and

that. John retired in October, serving more than 30 years

learning specific to the nonprofit sector. More than

as the executive director of Discovery Living.

1,700 nonprofit professionals participated in LCRNC programming this year.

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Grants distributed since 1992

VanMeter Industrial :

Taking corporate philanthropy to heart

“Ordinary people doing extraordinary things” is

regions, VMI has a donor-advised fund with a local

the motto of Van Meter Industrial (VMI), but this

community foundation. In its central region, VMI

company takes that to a whole new level with its

partners with the GCRCF; in its west region with the

corporate philanthropy.

Community Foundation of Greater Des Moines; and in

Integrating philanthropy in its business operations

the east region with the Community Foundation of the

has long been a basic element of VMI’s core work ethic.

Great River Bend.

That includes a donor-advised fund VMI established

In addition, VMI sets aside a small percentage

in 2005 with the Greater Cedar Rapids Community

of its profits each year to support nonprofits in

Foundation (GCRCF). Since then, VMI has made 398

the community, a charitable event or cause

grants totaling $669,600 to the Cedar Rapids area.

supported by a VMI customer or fellow employee.

Van Meter not only gives back to its community

An employee charitable giving committee determines

through donations, grants

grant awards each month.

and sponsorships each

year, its employee-owners

in it,” Fleming notes. “It’s

contribute through numerous

wonderful to be a part of a

volunteer efforts.

company so dedicated to

“Our purpose is to be

that principle.”

our customers’ competitive

advantage by creating a

for grants is based on a

culture where the right

percentage of company-

people come to work, stay

wide profit each year.

and achieve their potential,”

After the 2008 flood, VMI

“We all firmly believe

The amount available

says Heather Fleming, VMI Director of Organizational

officials increased their financial commitment to help

Development. One of the five principles that guide

support flood recovery efforts. They also contributed to

VMI is giving back to the communities where VMI

GCRCF’s own flood fund.

employees work and live.

On an ongoing basis, VMI also hosts blood drives at

That takes the form of financial gifts, as well as

work and community events like the United Way Day

company policy encouraging each employee to take

of Caring, Fleming notes. Each year, VMI also hosts an

up to eight hours of company time each year to

event at Hawkeye Downs in May, picking up the tab

volunteer in a charitable effort of their choice.

for all in attendance. Participants are asked to make

Sometimes it’s an individual choice; sometimes it’s a

a financial donation, which is given to a different

department-wide commitment.

cause each year. In August 2011, VMI will sponsor

One of the nation’s largest electrical and automation

a Zach Johnson Day special golf event.

distributors, Van Meter’s corporate headquarters are

“We do some pretty amazing things,” Fleming says.

in Cedar Rapids, but it also has operations in 12 other

“It’s great to be a part of an organization that rallies for

locations across Iowa. In each of its three business

the greater good.”

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Giving from the heart:

Thea Leslie’s support helps arts, social services

Thea Leslie doesn’t consider herself extraordinary.

The Arc is a personal favorite, Thea notes, because

She describes her personal philanthropy in modest

a friend whose son is disabled was one of its founders.

terms. But her record speaks for itself.

Roger befriended the boy; today, Thea and the boy

Since 2006, she has established five designated funds

exchange email greetings each week.

at the Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation

Roger and Thea were active birders and hikers and

(GCRCF) to benefit 10 different organizations, divided

Roger was an artist. They also began volunteering as

between arts and culture and social services. In 2010,

Braille transcribers in 1998 after reading about the

she added another fund and hopes to continue

declining numbers of transcribers. Both were certified

expanding her support.

by the Iowa Department for the Blind and made the

That’s giving on an extraordinary level.

Library of Congress program part of their daily lives.

The motivation was to use the annual stipend

“It was wonderful for both of us because we could be

from a charitable trust she established in 2005 to

totally engrossed in it,” Thea says.

benefit others. The Endow Iowa Tax Credit Program

There is only one other Braille transcriber in

helped make it easy. Through it, donors who establish

Cedar Rapids, who transcribes music for blind

endowed funds can claim state income tax incentives

musicians. Thea still spends time every day

worth 25 percent of the amount of their gift. A financial

transcribing various literary books assigned to her.

advisor suggested the GCRCF might be a good place to

“It’s a wonderful volunteer project,” Thea says.

start.

“It’s like learning a different language. It makes you

“I realized I could really do something with that,”

feel good.”

Thea explains. “And I thought it would be nice to have this before I die. I’ll continue to support more as long as I can.” Thea’s beneficiaries range from the Cedar Rapids Museum of Art and Orchestra Iowa to Waypoint, Indian Creek Nature Center and The Arc. Each represents an element of the Cedar Rapids community she and her late husband, Roger, enjoyed or admired.

benefit

F IVE DESI G NATED F UNDS

organizations

ambulance service upgrade

GCRCF grant helps

Being prepared is the first step in Center Point

worked with the project. The ambulance crew already

Ambulance Service’s response to the needs of the

has a connection to the more vulnerable area residents

extensive area it serves.

because of the nature of their service, she said, so the

Now that preparedness is even better, thanks to the

community safe room was a logical extension of the

installation of a new power generator and completion

upgrade project.

of a new community safe room. The Greater Cedar

Community support has been a key part of the

Rapids Community Foundation (GCRCF) supported that

process, Techau emphasized. Two fundraisers drew

project through a $15,000 grant in 2010 from its Linn

about $13,000 for the project: $8,000 during last year’s

County Fund.

community Pork Days event and another $5,000 from a

“The addition of the natural gas generator enables a

fundraiser last December.

significant upgrade in the ambulance headquarters so it

“We’ve wanted for some time to get that generator

can also serve as a community safe room for residents

installed, and this was our opportunity to do that,”

during disasters,” said Mike Techau, President and CEO

Techau said. “The Community Foundation grant helped

of Center Point Ambulance Service. “That enhancement

leverage the community support for this service. This

will also allow better medical response from the

was the first time we’ve applied to the Foundation. They

ambulance service during power failures.”

worked with us, and helped make the process easy.”

The ambulance service is a critical element of

The ambulance serves northwest rural Linn County,

community life in and around Center Point, ensuring

Alburnett, rural Central City, Center Point, rural Marion,

the availability of a reliable, professional department,

Monroe Township, Toddville, Troy Mills and Walker.

added Dawn Svenson Holland, a grant writer who

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linn county fund

IowaLegal Aid’s Foreclosure Defense Project :

Critical aid in a time of crisis

Hope. Dignity. Justice.

sufficient time to

That is the motto of Iowa Legal Aid (ILA), but it

find alternative

also summarizes ILA’s mission in providing free legal

housing. But

assistance to low-income and other vulnerable residents.

many residents

That includes preventing homelessness and as the

and lawyers are

recession and foreclosure crisis has mushroomed since

unaware of

2008, ILA’s offices statewide were overwhelmed with

that protection.

homeowners’ requests for help.

“We enable

In 2008, ILA had 50 cases affecting 118 Linn County

people to

residents facing foreclosure. That figure reached

make informed

143 cases affecting 407 people in 2009. And in 2010,

decisions,”

it was 240 cases. That’s when the ILA asked the

Kringlen says. “A

Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation (GCRCF)

six-month delay

to help fund its Foreclosure Defense Project.

is critical. Homeowners can stay in their homes, explore

Last spring, the GCRCF granted $11,000 to ILA for the

ways to save their homes or look at other options.”

project, which enabled ILA staff attorneys to help more

Many residents who came to ILA “felt they had no

people, closing 228 cases and serving 619 residents. In

options,” Luedeman points out. “They admit they’ve

61 percent of the Linn County foreclosure cases closed

fallen behind. For them, just to have someone to

by the project last year, homeowners either prevented or

talk to, someone who knows how to deal with this, is

won significant delays in foreclosure on their homes.

a huge relief.”

“Without help from the Community Foundation, we

The GCRCF’s grant was key support for the Foreclosure

would not have been able to help as many people as

Defense Project.

we have,” says Corey Luedeman, senior staff attorney in

“The Foundation allowed us to help people we

ILA’s Cedar Rapids office.

wouldn’t be able to help otherwise,” Kringlen explains.

The ILA’s usual venue of poverty law – serving the

“Foreclosure work is among the most impactful work we

extremely poor – expanded with the foreclosure crisis,

do. If you can keep someone in a home they own, that

which touched all income levels. In Cedar Rapids,

has huge repercussions in the community.”

residents faced a double whammy: the recession and the

ILA will seek continued grant funding for the project

2008 flood. The mortgage market became more complex

in 2011, Kringlen says. “The successes have also been

and many desperate homeowners were being victimized

rewarding for staff.”

through scams.

“We’re getting new cases every day,” Luedeman

Finding legal counsel familiar with foreclosure can be

says. “The numbers are leveling off some, but there

tough, notes James Kringlen, ILA’s managing attorney in

are still people who need help. It’s why I come to

the Cedar Rapids office. Iowa law provides for a delay of

work every day.”

up to six months on the foreclosure sale of a home. This allows homeowners more time to negotiate or at least

James Kringlen, ILA’s managing attorney speaks with former clients.

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Community Fund

Defining the future Strategic planning for the Arc:

Sometimes disaster clarifies priorities.

families of clients. What might have been a daunting

Like many agencies in Cedar Rapids, surviving the

undertaking flowed more smoothly than expected.

2008 flood left the Arc of East Central Iowa with new

“Arc offers a lot of programs,” notes Iris Muchmore,

appreciation for good preparation, clear goals and a

Arc’s board president. “But we had done our

visionary strategic plan to guide them forward.

homework. We defined our goals and set up one

“After the flood,” explains Delaine Petersen, the Arc’s

subcommittee per goal.”

executive director, “our board said, ‘this is a fresh start.’

By July, Arc had a new mission statement “which was

But the flood set us back a couple of years.”

to focus more on empowering than using a paternalistic

It wasn’t until April 2009 that Arc reopened its first

approach,” Muchmore says.

floor facilities to care for those with special needs. By

The plan has strengthened the Arc and made it more

autumn, board members wanted to begin work on a

capable, recognizing the challenges clients and their

new strategic plan, but there was no money to fund it.

families face and better ensuring the assets are in place

The board asked Petersen to “talk to our friends,”

to help them. The plan calls for more staff training;

she says. “Fortunately, we have a lot of friends in

using the Internet and social media to advocate and

Cedar Rapids.”

educate about the needs of those with intellectual

That includes the Greater Cedar Rapids Community

disabilities; and looking long-range at facility needs.

Foundation (GCRCF), which encouraged Arc officials to

“We really have made progress,” Muchmore says.

seek grant assistance.

“I’ve been in a lot of strategic plans that bog

“Everyone at the Community Foundation is

down and go nowhere. This was a success.

always willing to talk through things,” Petersen says.

I think it made us a stronger board.”

“What I find there is counsel that tells me, ‘we want

The plan is also helpful in

you to be successful.’”

orientation for new staff and board

A $4,800 GCRCF grant in February 2010 enabled a

members.

thorough introspection of the agency, which serves

“I’ve been the director here for

about 750 clients with intellectual disabilities and their

23 years,” Petersen adds. “This is

families. The grant came at a critical time in Arc’s

the best strategic planning we’ve

efforts to recreate itself. Board members began talking

ever done. We wanted to get

with professional facilitators about how to proceed.

staff and managers in sync

“We had an old mission statement, but we had visions

so if we have another

of making things better,” Petersen explains. “We settled

disaster, we could handle

on ‘Defining the Future’ as our theme.”

it. Maybe the flood was

Focus groups gathered input from staff, board

a wake-up call for us.”

members, Arc Foundation board members and

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O r g a n i z at i o n a l development fund

“Brucemorchestra”:

Bringing classical music outside

What could be better than relaxing on the picturesque

The community was ripe for an uplifting event. The

lawn of a historic home, absorbing the full flavor of a

first Opening Night Concert at Brucemore in September

symphony orchestra’s performance?

2008 drew 2,200. The easy accessibility and reduced-

The thought of merging Brucemore and Orchestra Iowa

price tickets made it a hit. In 2009, the outdoor concert

for a memorable musical experience had great appeal, but

drew 4,400 and Iowa Public Radio broadcast it.

logistics, cost and the vagaries of weather were daunting.

Last year, the Greater Cedar Rapids Community

Until the flood of 2008. That forced many area

Foundation (GCRCF) awarded a two-year grant of

nonprofits to think outside the box as they struggled with

$30,000 from its Momentum Fund to ensure the

recovery, trying to recreate themselves to adapt. Arts

concerts’ continuance. And while cold, rainy weather

groups met to reassess how to collaborate. For Orchestra

hampered last fall’s “Brucemorchestra” concert, it still

Iowa, the flood destroyed the Paramount Theatre, its

drew 2,000 people.

home base. The possibilities of performing at Brucemore

The next concert is set for Sept. 10, 2011. And while

suddenly seemed worth trying.

Orchestra Iowa will reopen a transformed Paramount in

“We wanted an opportunity to show the community

October of 2012, the popular opening night concerts at

‘we’re still here,’ in the aftermath of the flood,” says Robert

Brucemore will continue, thanks to the grant funding,

Massey, Orchestra Iowa’s executive director.

Massey says.

“We were all for it,” says Jim Kern, Brucemore’s

That commitment comes despite the complexities

executive director. “It was something Brucemore has

of performing outdoors. As Kern notes, Brucemore’s

been interested in for some time. It actually presented

landscape is as historic as the house, so care is critical

the Orchestra and Brucemore with a wonderful

in hauling heavy equipment and setting up a large stage.

opportunity to have sensational music in a pristine

Wet weather makes that especially tricky.

setting. If there’s one thing we know here at Brucemore,

For the orchestra, the cost can be prohibitive – at least

it’s hosting large-scale events.”

$100,000 for one outdoor performance with several

Brucemore’s annual Balloon Glow event draws up to

rehearsals, Massey notes. The orchestra’s instruments

11,000 visitors; Bluesmore, its annual

are extremely valuable – and sensitive to weather.

blues music festival, brings an

But, Massey adds, this event is now one of the

audience of 3,000-5,000.

biggest performing events in Cedar Rapids. It enables the orchestra to reach new audiences. And orchestra members are now deeply committed to it; some of their best performances have been at Brucemore, he adds. “So much of our success has been attributable to the musicians,” Massey says. “Even with last year’s cold (58 degrees), they were so pumped by the music they said, ‘we’re going to play.’ We can do repertoire we couldn’t do in the Paramount.” Kern echoes Massey’s enthusiasm. “Major cities do this,” Kern notes. “It’s reassuring that the community here appreciates this enough that we can offer it.”

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momentum fund

Darrel &Paul Morf:

Guiding GCRCF growth to benefit community

Having been involved with the Greater Cedar Rapids

investment have made it so the Community Foundation

Community Foundation (GCRCF) from its earliest days

can have greater impact communitywide,” Morf says.

as a public entity, Cedar Rapids attorney Darrel Morf

Today, Darrel and his son, Paul, both practicing

offers a unique perspective on its development and

attorneys with Simmons Perrine Moyer Bergman PLC,

value to the community.

work closely with the Foundation. While they cannot

“I’ve been a part of the Foundation since it was

refer clients, they can inform them of the benefits

converted to a public charity, based on a challenge of

of establishing deferred funds and lifetime gifts to

Bill Quarton’s,” Morf recalls.

endow favored causes. They

That was 1987, when it was

both relish the involvement, as

called the Community Welfare

professionals and individuals.

Foundation. Quarton, among

others, pushed to transform

number of legal matters as the

that into the full-fledged public

GCRCF’s counsel,” says Paul,

foundation it is today.

adding that he and his wife also

“From its rebirth as a public

have their own donor-advised

foundation I was involved

fund they use to support varying

representing the Foundation as it

causes. “Across the community,

developed and then was fortunate

Darrel and Paul Morf

“We work together on a

the partnerships the Foundation

in having clients interested in encouraging it as a

has with Indian Creek Nature Center, for example, and

community asset to perpetuate its development,” Morf

the Symphony, and other nonprofits, bring so much

explains.

room for synergy and working together to get the most

That early, careful guidance helped the GCRCF take

benefit for the investment.”

shape as a resource.

He also stresses the advantages and ease of working

“I always saw it as kind of a parallel charitable

with the GCRCF to keep charitable gifts and legacies

organization that someday would be larger than the

focused where their donors want them to work, in

Hall-Perrine Foundation and have as large an impact,”

perpetuity.

Morf notes. “The GCRCF allows those who aren’t

“Those gifts will stay true to their wishes with the

millionaires to still have an impact on the community in

Community Foundation’s oversight,” he adds.

areas they care about.”

“The GCRCF is a great asset for Cedar Rapids and

Morf cites the Foundation’s growth in expertise

will help assure the quality of life we want for this

and reputation as a tremendous resource, especially

community,” Darrel Morf says. “For people who want

in its staff.

to provide a legacy in enduring form with flexibility

“Their ability to really vet donor applications,

to respond to community need, the Community

do the legwork to assure that funds are well-used

Foundation is a great vehicle.”

and accounted for, plus the ability to provide sound

P o o l e d

I n v e s t m e n t

All o c a t i o n

a s

o f

D e c . 3 1 , 2 0 1 0

The Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation (GCRCF) has

for single funds. This provides for greater opportunities without

a balanced approach to investing. The Investment Committee

increasing risk.

of the GCRCF board works closely with staff and a professional management consultant. Contributions made to the GCRCF are pooled for investment purposes much like a mutual fund, allocating total returns to

have united to increase the effectiveness and assure the future

greater diversification of investments than would be possible

Cedar Rapids Community Foundation endowment pool -2.6%; the five-year return was 3.4%, and the annualized

collection of interests of individual donors and agencies who

The primary advantage of pooling funds is that it permits

During the fiscal year that ended Dec. 31, 2010, the Greater return on investment was 11.3%. The three-year return was

each component fund. These component funds represent a

of charitable giving.

2010 Return on Investments

return since Jan. 1, 1994, is 7.8%. These returns are stated net of fees. The audited financial statements, containing all required disclosures and IRS Form 990, are available upon request in the Community Foundationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s offices or online at www.gcrcf.org.

T h e G re a t e r C e d a r R ap id s Co mmunity Fo und atio n

Statements of Financial Position Dec. 31, 2010, and 2009

Ass e t s

2010 2009 $ 3,150,175 $ 7,495,104

Cash and cash equivalents Receivables: Contributions and bequests, net Prepaid Expenses Investments Property and equipment, net Cash value of life insurance

281,653 1,832,400 29,185 10,009 105,528,656 85,410,536 1,874,060 596,189 310,090 301,888

TOTAL ASSETS

$ 111,173,819

L IA B I L ITIE S LIABILITIES Accounts payable Accrued expenses Grants payable, primarily due within one year Amounts due under annuity and unitrust agreements Amounts held of behalf of others Total liabilities NET ASSETS Unrestricted: Operating Endowed Non-endowed Total unrestricted net assets Temporarily restricted Total net assets TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

AND

NET

$ 95,646,126

A S S ET S $ 28,551 11,655 508,563 2,454,530 18,322,158

$ 69,520 23,577 204,829 2,535,194 16,584,394

21,325,457

19,417,514

802,164 84,326,973 2,177,648

576,367 69,693,044 3,462,568

87,306,785

73,731,979

2,541,577

2,496,633

89,848,362

76,228,612

$ 111,173,819

$ 95,646,126

Impact of Grant Making

G R A N T S B Y P RO G R A M AR E A

Other

Scholarships

Arts & Culture

Education

Health & Human Service

% Community Development & the Environment

GRANTS BY TYPE OF FUND

1.5

in millions

1.0 .5

All Corporate Donor Advised Agency Endowment

Designated Agency

County Endowment Grants

General Endowment (Unrestricted)

Field of Interest

Organization DonorAdvised

Individual DonorAdvised

Scholarship

Flood 2008 Fund

2008 Competitive Grant Programs

Number of Applications

Number Funded

Momentum

Community

2009 Amount Awarded

Number of Applications

Number Funded

$419,470

178,222

2010 Amount Awarded

Number of Applications

Number Funded

Amount Awarded

$450,000

$600,000

130,558

212,624

President’s

6,950

32,836

61,823

NonProfit Recovery

294,124

24,640

Youth POWER

10,000

Organizational Development

10,698

92,513

66,190

Linn County

72,123

97,128

98,154

Jones County

60,685

103,941

96,818

259

435,228

286

465,835

306

106

530,780

103,679

108,349

100

87,278

Donor-Advisors (competitive applications only)

Field of Interest Funds Flood 2008 Fund TOTAL:

591

308

2,626,867 $4,218,046

656

337

2,724,340 $4,240,140

644

302

1,044,567 $2,808,234

Grants are not always paid in the year they are approved. Number and amount of grants do not include grants returned from prior years.

H ow to

Appl y

f o r

G r a n t:

The Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation seeks grant applications from charitable nonprofit organizations serving Linn County, Iowa. Organizations should be tax exempt under section 501(c)3 of the Internal Revenue Code, partnered with a 501(c)3 that has agreed to serve as a fiscal agent, or a governmental entity. The Community Foundation offers multiple funding opportunities based on the type of project, organization age and size, and area of community need. Grant awards range from small, one-time grants to larger multi-year commitments. Information about various grant programs, deadlines and application materials is available online at www.gcrcf.org, or by contacting the program staff at the Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation at 319.366.2862 or grants@gcrcf.org.

G r a n t W r i t e rs ’ W o r k s h o ps : Each year, the Community Foundation offers workshops for grant writers to provide information on funding opportunities and the GCRCF grant making process. Each workshop offers an overview of the GCRCF grant programs, information on completing grant applications and when to apply for grants. To be added to our grant writers’ workshop email distribution list, please contact the Program Assistant at 319.366.2862 or email grants@gcrcf.org.

The Foundation maintains strict standards to uphold the integrity of the grants process. Our conflict of interest policy applies to grant committees, board and staff and requires recusals in cases of conflicts of interest. Foundation review processes are methodical and transparent, with scoring tools for competitive grant applications available on the website, www.gcrcf.org.

Charitable Funds Types of

Giving through the Community Foundation is an effective way to ensure your charitable gifts go to the causes that are most important to you. Donors may contribute a wide variety of their resources using the following charitable options:

Agency Endowment Funds are established by

GreatAmerica Leasing Corporation, Lilâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Drug Store

nonprofit agencies to provide permanent, annual support

and many others.

for the organizations. Partnering with the Community

Designated Funds are permanently endowed funds

Foundation allows nonprofits to focus on carrying out

that enable you to make a difference and leave a legacy

their mission while knowing their fund is a part of a

forever. The nonprofits you choose receive annual gifts

large investment pool being managed professionally.

in your fundâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s name. You may choose one or more

Bequests and Beneficiary Designations may

organizations for permanent support.

be a gift or portion of your estate to the Community

Donor-Advised Funds offer ongoing involvement

Foundation. In some cases, you may qualify to receive a

in the use of your gift. Working with our professional

substantial reduction in federal gift and estate taxes.

program staff, you recommend grants to support

Charitable Gift Annuities may be of cash or

charitable groups or causes of your choice in Linn

property to the Community Foundation. This will allow

County or elsewhere in the U.S. or anywhere in the

you to receive immediate tax benefits while ensuring

world. Your recommendations are submitted to our

that you or a loved one receives fixed quarterly or annual

local board of directors for approval and the Community

income payments for life.

Foundation then distributes grant funds on your behalf.

Charitable Remainder Trusts allow you to place

Field of Interest Funds focus on a particular

cash or property in a trust that pays annual income to

charitable area that you choose. Once you determine this

you (or another designated beneficiary) for life. After

cause you want to support, our grant program staff will

your death, the remainder of the trust transfers to the

work with grant committees to identify grant recipients

Community Foundation and is placed in a charitable

and make grants from your fund.

fund you have chosen. You receive income tax benefits

Unrestricted Funds allow you to address current

the year you establish this trust.

and future community needs. As an unrestricted fund

Corporate Donor-Advised Funds provide a

donor, you understand the dynamics of our changing

convenient, flexible way for businesses to extend

community and world and know that there are issues

their commitment to the local community with

yet to be determined. By working with the Community

charitable giving.

Foundation, grants will be awarded in your name or fund

Currently, the Community Foundation holds 19

name to nonprofits that address community needs today,

corporate donor-advised funds, including Altorfer, Inc.,

tomorrow and forever.

CRST, Diamond V Mills, The Gazette Foundation,

Donors Making A Difference

Diverse. Caring. Passionate.

Donors who have created funds at the Greater Cedar

Donors may take an active role in their grant making

Rapids Community Foundation (GCRCF) are as diverse

or entrust the Community Foundation to make grants to

and unique as the organizations and causes they care

support organizations or issues of interest to them. Some

about. Our donors care deeply about their community

leave a legacy to benefit the community in perpetuity.

and they are passionate about making a difference.

This year, the GCRCF awarded $6.3 million in grants

Our donors have set up funds as a family, business

to organizations in our community, around the country

or as part of a group with common interests. They are

and worldwide.

community leaders and volunteers, entrepreneurs,

Following is a list of funds donors have created at

retirees and professionals who support causes from arts

the Community Foundation and the organizations and

and culture, to preserving the environment, community

causes donors supported through their funds in 2010.

building, advocating for accessible health and human services and promoting education.

N e w A.P. Ghosh Advanced Placement Scholarship Non-Endowment Fund Anamosa Community School Foundation Endowment Fund Anna O. and William G. Anderson Endowed Designated Fund Anna Purna Ghosh Foundation Endowment Fund Anne and David Parmley Family Endowed Fund Anonymous Designated Fund 3

F u n d s

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i n

2 0 1 0

John and Laura Locher Endowed Donor-Advised Fund

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Cedar Rapids & East Central Iowa Agency Operations Endowment Fund

Keokuk Community Foundation QuasiEndowed Fund

Cobb Family Donor-Advised Fund

Kirkwood Community College Foundation Friends Fund

Doris L. Anderson Endowed Donor-Advised Fund

Lana F. Trousdale Hake Endowed Donor-Advised Fund

Garner Family Endowed Donor-Advised Fund

Linn County Historical Society Quasi-Endowed Fund

Harriet and Robert Eckard Designated Endowed Nature Fund

Marion Public Library Endowment Fund

Iva C. Robb Fund for Artistic Initiative, a Liars Theater Legacy Fund

Marion Public Library Friends Fund

James E. Anderson Designated Fund

Matthew 25 Ministry Hub Endowment Fund

Metro High Childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Trail Endowed Fund Pat and Nancy Shey Family/ Sage Companies DonorAdvised Endowed Fund Planned Parenthood of East Central Iowa Friends Fund Rachel Baldwin York and Jerry York Endowed DonorAdvised Fund Robert & Caroline Kucharski Friends Fund Susan M. Thayer Unrestricted Endowed Fund William D. Severa Endowed Donor-Advised Fund Wythe Willey Family Charitable Fund

G r a nt

r e c i p i e n t s

Advancement Services of Jones County

First Lutheran Church

Affordable Housing Network, Inc.

First Presbyterian Church

African American Museum of Iowa

Foundation 2

Alburnett Community School District

Four Oaks

North Linn High School

Alburnett Community School District Foundation

Friends of the Cedar Rapids Civil Rights Commission

Novak Elementary School Old Creamery Theatre Company

American Advertising Federation Cedar Rapids Iowa City

Girl Scouts of Eastern Iowa and Western Illinois

Olin Day Care, Inc.

American Red Cross, Grant Wood Area Chapter

Grant Wood Art Festival

Orchestra Iowa

Anamosa State Penitentiary Museum

HACAP

Arc of East Central Iowa Area Substance Abuse Council

H.D. Youth Center Hawkeye Area Council, Boy Scouts of America Heritage Agency

Bound Off, Inc.

Horizons – A Family Service Alliance

Carl and Mary Koehler History Center

New Bohemia

Olivet Neighborhood Mission Palo Vision, Inc.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Cedar Rapids and East Central Iowa Boys and Girls Club of Cedar Rapids

Neighborhood Meal and Enrichment Program

His Hands Ministries Indian Creek Nature Center

Partnership for Safe Families Paul Petersen Foundation Planned Parenthood of the Heartland, Inc. Prairie Creek Intermediate School Prairiewoods Franciscan Spirituality Center Rebuilding Palo Fund, Inc. Red Cedar Chamber Music

Catherine McAuley Center

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers

Cedar Hills Neighborhood Association

Iowa Art Works

Salvation Army of Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids Area Chamber of Commerce Foundation

Iowa Dental Foundation

SPT Theatre Company St. Luke’s Health Care Foundation

Cedar Rapids Civil Rights Commission

Iowa Legal Aid Jane Boyd Community House

St. Paul’s United Methodist Church

Jones County 4-H Program

Success Zone

Jones County Genealogical Society

Summit Schools, Inc.

Cedar Rapids Neighborhoods

Jones County Historic Preservation Commission

Svetlusky, the Czech Youth Ensemble in Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids Opera Theatre

Jones County Long Term Recovery Team

Tapestry Time Bank

Cedar Rapids Public Library Foundation

Jones Regional Medical Center

Temple Judah

Cedar Valley Habitat for Humanity

Junior Achievement of Eastern Iowa

Theatre Cedar Rapids

Cedar Valley Humane Society

Junior League of Cedar Rapids

Trees Forever

Center Point Ambulance Service, Inc.

Kids First Law Center

Tri County Historical Society

Central City Historical Society Corporation

Kirkwood Foundation

United Way of East Central Iowa

City of Martelle

Legion Arts/CSPS

Unity Community Garden

City of Wyoming

Linn Area Long Term Recovery Coalition

Ushers Ferry Historic Village

Coggon Fire and Rescue Association

Linn County Child Development Center

Walker Elementary School

Community Corrections Improvement Association

Linn County Conservation Board

Waypoint Services for Women, Children and Families

Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee

Linn-Mar School Foundation

Cedar Rapids Downtown District Cedar Rapids Mural Trail Society Cedar Rapids Museum of Art

Community Health Free Clinic Czech Village/New Bohemia Main Street District

Linn County Trails Association MAD DADS

Wellington Heights Neighborhood Association Willis Dady Emergency Shelter

Marion Cares, Inc. Marion Public Library

Discovery Living, Inc.

Matthew 25 Ministry Hub

Eastern Iowa Arts Academy

Mediation Services of Eastern Iowa

Ecumenical Community Center/Helping Hands Ministry

Mercy Medical Center Foundation

Families Helping Families of Iowa, Inc.

Monticello Emergency Medical Team

Family Promise of Linn County

National Czech and Slovak Museum and Library

First Call for Help Iowa, Inc.

Safe Place Foundation

Monticello Area Chamber of Commerce

Witwer Center, Inc. Workplace Learning Connection Wregie Memorial Library Wyoming Pioneers 4-H Club Wyoming Public Library Xavier High School Young Parents Network

F u n d s o f t h e G r e at e r C e da r R a p i d s C o m m u n i t y F o u n dat i o n Community Health Free Clinic Endowment Fund

Linn County Historical Society Collections Fund

Community Health Free Clinic Quasi-Endowed Fund

Linn County Historical Society Fund

Discovery Living Endowed Fund II

Linn County Historical Society Quasi-Endowed Fund

Discovery Living QuasiEndowed Fund

Linn-Mar Foundation Endowment Fund

Amana Arts Guild Agency Endowment Fund

Discovery Living, Inc. Agency Endowment Fund

Linn-Mar School Foundation Selness Fund

Amana Heritage Society Designated Agency Endowment Fund

Elaine Mykelby Young Artist Friends Fund

Lisbon Community School District Foundation Agency Endowment Fund

Agency Endowment African American Heritage Foundation Friends Fund Alternative Services, Inc. Agency Endowment Fund Alzheimer’s Association, East Central Iowa Chapter Quasi-Endowed Fund

Anamosa Community School Foundation Endowment Fund Anna Purna Ghosh Foundation Endowment Fund Arc of East Central Iowa Foundation QuasiEndowed Fund Artists in Schools Fund Bena Homestead Endowment Fund Big Brothers Big Sisters Art Christoffersen Memorial Scholarship Fund Big Brothers Big Sisters of Cedar Rapids & East Central Iowa Agency Operations Endowment Fund

Four Oaks of Iowa, Inc. Endowment Fund

Greater Delaware County Community Foundation Affiliate Fund

Cedar Rapids Public Library Foundation Fund Cedar Rapids Symphony Endowment Fund Cedar Rapids Symphony Quasi-Endowed Fund Cedar Rapids Symphony School Endowment Coe College Endowment Fund Community Foundation of the Great River Bend Endowment Fund

Marion Public Library Endowment Fund

Hawkeye Area Council, Boy Scouts of America Endowment Fund

Matthew 25 Ministry Hub Endowment Fund Matthew 25 Ministry Response Quasi-Endowed Fund

Henry and Bertha Tiemeyer Scholarship Fund Henry Davison Youth Center Fund

Camp Courageous of Iowa Endowment Fund

Cedar Rapids Opera Theatre Agency Endowment Fund

Marion Churches Senior Living Community Foundation Endowment Fund

Gems of Hope, Inc. Agency Endowment Fund

Indian Creek Nature Center Charitable Trust Endowment Fund

Cedar Rapids Museum of Art Quasi-Endowed Fund II

Lynne Stimple Memorial Trail Fund

Friends of the Iowa Medical Aid Fund

Heritage Area Agency on Aging Older Iowans Endowment Fund

Cedar Rapids Museum of Art Endowment Fund

Lynch/Schulz Environmental Education Fund

Four Oaks of Iowa, Inc. Quasi-Endowed Fund II

Boys and Girls Club of Cedar Rapids Agency Endowment Fund

Cedar Rapids Community School District Foundation Fund

Lutheran Services in Iowa Charitable Foundation Quasi-Endowed Fund

Four Oaks of Iowa, Inc. Quasi-Endowed Fund

Mercy Medical Center Foundation Endowment Fund

Indian Creek Nature Center Founders’ Fund

Mount Vernon Community School District Foundation Agency Endowment

Junior Achievement Endowment Fund Kirkwood Community College Foundation Endowment Fund Legion Arts Agency Endowment Fund Linn County Historical Society Agency Endowment Fund II

St. George Orthodox Church Cemetery Endowment Fund St. George Orthodox Church General Endowment Fund St. Joseph’s of Marion Agency Endowment Fund St. Luke’s Health Care Foundation Endowment Fund St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church Endowment Fund Systems Unlimited Agency Endowment Fund Theatre Cedar Rapids Trustees Agency Endowment Fund Trees Forever Agency Endowment Fund Trees Forever QuasiEndowed Fund Trees Forever QuasiEndowed Fund II

United Way of East Central Iowa Agency Endowment Fund

Mount Mercy College Endowment Fund

Jane Boyd Community House Agency Endowment Fund

Southeast Linn Community Center Agency Endowment Fund

Metro High Children’s Trail Endowed Fund

Miracles in Motion QuasiEndowed Fund

Isaac Newton Christian Academy Agency Endowment Fund

Red Cedar Chamber Music Agency Endowment Fund

United Nations Association – USA of Linn County, Iowa Endowment Fund

Miracles in Motion Agency Endowment

Iowa Legal Aid Foundation Endowment Fund

Planned Parenthood of East Central Iowa QuasiEndowed Fund

Mercy Medical Center Foundation Hospice House Friends Fund

Metro Youth Football Association Agency Endowment Fund

Indian Creek Nature Center Land Perpetual Care Agency Endowment Fund

Planned Parenthood of East Central Iowa Agency Endowment Fund

Waypoint Endowment Fund Westminster Presbyterian Church Agency Endowment Fund Westminster Presbyterian Church Quasi-Endowed Fund Witwer Center, Inc. Agency Endowment Fund Xavier Foundation Endowment Fund

National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library Fund

Young Parents Network Agency Endowment Fund

Neighborhood Transportation Service Endowment Fund

Corporate Donor-Advised

Old Creamery Theatre Agency Endowment Fund

Altorfer Machinery Company Non-Endowed Corporate Donor-Advised Fund

Peggy Boyle Whitworth Endowed Fund for Brucemore

Cedar Rapids Rough Riders Hockey Charitable Fund

CRST Pass Through Fund Diamond V Mills Corporate Fund The Gazette Foundation Corporate Donor-Advised Fund GreatAmerica Leasing Corporation Fund IGD Fund Lil’ Drug Store Products, Inc. Corporate Donor-Advised Fund McGrath Automotive Corporate Fund McGrath Automotive Group Endowed Donor-Advised Fund

Anonymous Designated Fund 2 Anonymous Designated Fund 3 Benjamin Christopher Tvedt Fund

Harriet and Robert Eckard Designated Endowed Nature Fund

Orville And Loanne Bloethe Endowed Fund for the H-L-V School District

Helen Troxel/Ella Johnson Miller Fund for Indian Creek Nature Center

Paul Christiansen Memorial Fund

Herbert L. & Dorothy E. Ellingson Charitable Fund

Bernice Pratt Circle of International Order of King’s Sons and Daughters

Inter-Religious Council Designated Fund

Blahnik/Garden Club Speakership Fund

Irene B. Konecny Designated Fund for Library Acquisitions for the Mount Mercy College Library

Bonnie Rae Picard Memorial Fund Carl & Doris McClain Ecological Restoration Fund

James E. Anderson Designated Fund James W. and Susan K. Turner Endowed Fund II

Carl and Jill Henrici Fund

Merit Construction Co./ Rinderknecht Associates, Inc. Donor-Advised Fund

Cedar Rapids Healthcare Alliance Fund

Midamar Corporation DonorAdvised Fund

Cedar Rapids Symphony Center Endowed Fund

Jay G. Sigmund Fund II

Cedar Rapids Symphony Endowed Chair

Jefferson High School Performing Arts Program

Charles and Evelyn Erb Quasi-Endowed Designated Fund

John and Dyan Smith Fund for Cornell College

New Frontier Foundation Paulson Electric/PEC Communications Corporate Donor-Advised Fund Paulson Electric/PEC Communications Endowed Fund Shuttleworth & Ingersoll, P.C. Fund Simmons Perrine Moyer Bergman Corporate DonorAdvised Fund Van Meter Industrial Corporate Donor-Advised Fund World Class Industries, Inc. 2008 Flood Relief NonEndowed Donor-Advised Fund Young Genius Fund (Henry Russell Bruce, Inc.)

John M. & Wilma Ann Wallin Sagers Endowed Designated Fund

Clifford A. Hendricks Fund

Joseph M. Kacena Endowed Fund

David & Ann Pickford Endowment

Ken and Ortha Harstad Fund

David & Chris Kubicek Endowed Fund

Kylie Hall Designated Endowment Fund

David H. & Rose Marie Burke Fund

Larry D. & Claire J. Sharp Endowed Designated Fund–Xavier High School

Dorothea E. Garberson Wildflower Project

Larry H. Christy Endowed Learning Alliance Fund

Dows Fund for Artists, Authors & Musicians

Lewis Bottoms Heritage Fund

Edna A. Herbst Fund

Martinek Memorial Trust Fund

F. Forbes Olberg and Ann Olberg Endowment Fund

Maurice G. and Leona Rapoport Designated Endowed Fund for Hadassah Hospital

F. William Beckwith Endowed Fund F. William Beckwith Endowed Fund II

15 in 5 River Timeline Project Fund

Friends of Inn-Circle Designated Agency Fund

A.P. Ghosh Advanced Placement Scholarship Non-Endowment Fund

Gehring Family Fund for Coe College

Anna O. and William G. Anderson Endowed Designated Fund

Jean H. Ashby Fund

Claire & Vernon Hudek Fund

Designated

Alex Strait Memorial Fund for Indian Creek Nature Center

Jay G. Sigmund Fund

Maurice G. and Leona Rapoport Designated Endowed Fund for Jewish Welfare Fund of Cedar Rapids, Iowa Michele Boyer Endowed Fund

George A. and Louise M. Kalous Endowed Fund

Nina & Victor Merveaux Designated Funds

Gladys Bock Children’s Fund for the Indian Creek Nature Center

Norman & Floy Erickson Endowed Fund Orville Bloethe Endowed Fund for the Center of Agricultural Law and Taxation at Iowa State University

Gordon and Jann Baustian Designated Fund Haas Family Designated Fund

Paul R. and Rebecca F. Shawver Endowed Designated Fund Peter F. Bezanson Fund Quarton Fund for Indian Creek Nature Center Quarton Fund for International Writing Program Quarton Fund for Waypoint Rick & Donna Flynn Fund Riverside Skate Park Robert W. and Elizabeth M. Allsop Endowed Fund Roger and Thea Leslie Endowed Fund Roger and Thea Leslie Endowed Fund II Roger and Thea Leslie Endowed Fund III Roger and Thea Leslie Endowed Fund IV Russell W. & Ruth E. Landis Designated Endowment Fund for St.Paul’s Methodist Church Ruth Opal Beatty Fund for Music Education of Shellsburg Youth Theodore & Elizabeth Trefny– Czech/Slovak Museum Fund Tokeim Family Designated Funds for Inn-Circle Tokheim Family Designated Fund for the Linn Community Food Bank Tokheim Family Designted Fund for Lutheran Church Initiatives for the Homeless Tree of Five Seasons and Plaza Maintenance Endowment Fund Trees Forever Jack Shaffer Memorial Fund Viola Elsenbast Fund Virginia J. Lyon Memorial Fund/Mt. Vernon Community Preschool William B. Quarton Endowed Fund William B. Quarton Fund for Coe College

William B. Quarton Fund for Community Health Free Clinic

The John Corey Bloomhall Endowed Donor-Advised Fund

William and Harriet Gasway Endowed Donor-Advised Fund

Joe and Cherri Lock Non-Endowed Donor-Advised Fund

William B. Quarton Fund for Hoover Library

Bloomhall Family Fund

Dean & Laura Gesme Family Fund

David Mahlke Endowed Donor-Advised Fund

William P. and Gayle S. Whipple Endowed Designated Fund

Katheryn M Boatman Endowed Donor-Advised Fund

Gray Donor-Advised Fund

George and Janelle McClain Family Fund

Witwer Senior Center of Cedar Rapids Fund

Gilda & Barry Boyer Fund

Field of Interest

Stephen & Sara Brandenburg Charitable Fund

Altrusa Club of Cedar Rapids Literacy Fund Fund for Education Excellence Fund for Management Resourcing G.P. Fund for the Environment Iva C. Robb Fund for Artistic Initiative, a Liars Theater Legacy Fund

Lana F. Trousdale Hake Endowed Donor-Advised Fund

Jean Brenneman Family Fund Buresh Family Endowed Fund Carol and James Burns NonEndowed Donor-Advised Fund

Robert A. Handler M.D. Ecology Education Fund

Jo & Larry McGrath Quasi-Endowed Fund

David T. Hanson Endowed Donor-Advised Fund

Nancy G. McHugh Fund

Allan and Sally Harms NonEndowed Donor-Advised Fund

Dick & Mary Meisterling Donor-Advised Fund

Hellickson Family Endowed Fund

Busse Family Endowed Fund

Katherine K. Hladky DonorAdvised Fund

Steve & Joanne Carfrae Fund

Hoffman Family Fund

Clancey Family DonorAdvised Fund

G. Richard & Jacqueline R. Johnson Fund

Clancey Family Endowed Fund

Mary & David Junge Fund

Cobb Family Donor-Advised Fund

David & Sherri Justice Endowed Fund

Peggy Fashimpaur Fund for Arts Education

Jane Cook Memorial Fund

Ralph E. and Barbara J. Hughes Endowed Fund for Church-Related Human Service Activities

Sutherland and Josephine P. Cook Donor-Advised Fund

Bert and Sue Katz NonEndowed Donor-Advised Fund

John A. & Elsie M. Nelson Fund Marshall Journalism Incentive Fund Nina E. and Victor Merveaux Fund for Historic Preservation

Red Ribbon Fund: For the Fight Against AIDS

Loren L. and Patricia A. Coppock Donor-Advised Fund

Robert E. and Corinne L. Yaw Fund

Matthew Craig DonorAdvised Fund

Tokheim Family Field of Interest Fund for the Homeless and Hungry of Cedar Rapids

The Dandekar Fund

Van Nostrand Fund for Health Related Activities Vern W. Reeder Memorial Fund White Cross Society Fund Youth Power Endowment Fund

Gerald T. Knox DonorAdvised Fund

Dillman Family Endowed Fund Ann Dorr Family Endowed Fund James and Rosemary Earl Family Endowed Fund Tiffany Ann Earl Endowed Donor-Advised Fund

Individual Donor-Advised

Kevin Eck and Sashi Solomon Family Fund

Anderson Family Charitable Fund

Florence & Melvin Galbraith Donor-Advised Fund

Gary L. & Alice Anderson Endowed Fund

Garner Family Donor-Advised Fund

Anonymous Fund 1

Garner Family Endowed Donor-Advised Fund

John and Mary Ellen Bickel Donor-Advised Fund

Kidneeds Fund

DeWolf Family Endowed Fund

Meffert Non-Endowed Donor-Advised Fund

Milagros Research Fund Frank & Cheryle Mitvalsky Fund Mohnsen Family Endowed Fund Paul and Jennifer Morf Endowed Donor-Advised Fund Ron and Sue Neil Endowed Fund Duane & Kay Nesetril Endowment Fund Duane & Kay Nesetril Fund The Gregory and Debora Neumeyer Endowed Donor-Advised Fund

Gerald T. Knox Fund, #2

John and Christine North Endowed Donor-Advised Fund

Kรถlln Family Endowed Fund

Tyler & Sarah Halbrook Olson Family Fund

Robert & Caroline Kucharski Friends Fund

Anne and David Parmley Family Endowed Fund

Robert & Caroline Kucharski Fund

Martha L. Parsons Endowed Fund

Michael A. Kudej Memorial Fund

Martha L. Parsons Family Fund

Sheryl Chehack Lamb Endowed Donor-Advised Fund for Health and Welfare

Jay and Bonnie Petersen Donor-Advised Fund

Robert J. & Sue B. Latham Fund Robert & Carol Lehman Endowed Fund Christopher and Jane Lindell Family Fund John and Laura Locher Endowed Donor-Advised Fund

Jo & Larry McGrath Endowed Fund

Project Victoria Fund William B. Quarton Fund Wendy Rivinius-Portz Memorial Fund Jack & Jacqueline Roland Family Non-Endowed Donor-Advised Fund Gary and Cathy Rozek Endowed Fund Bob Rush and Judith Whetstine Endowed Donor-Advised Fund

John M. & Wilma Ann Wallin Sagers Fund

Larry & Joni Witzel Family Endowed Fund

Duffy and Belva J. Schamberger QuasiEndowed Fund

Frank P. & Marie M. Woods Family Fund

Doug & Pat Sedlacek Donor-Advised Fund Doug & Pat Sedlacek Endowed Fund William D. Severa Endowed Donor-Advised Fund Larry D. & Claire J. Sharp Endowed Donor-Advised Fund Pat and Nancy Shey Family/ Sage Companies DonorAdvised Endowed Fund Silber Family Endowed Donor-Advised Fund Drew and Jo Ann Skogman Endowed Donor-Advised Fund Leroy & LaJuana Skogman Family Fund John and Dyan Smith Donor-Advised Fund Marty and Julianne Smith Endowed Fund Julie L. and Byron A. Tabor Endowed Fund Susan M. Thayer Donor-Advised Fund Marian S. Thomson Non-Endowed Donor-Advised Fund Toborg Family Fund Todd-Bridge Fund #3 Terry Trimpe Endowed Donor-Advised Fund James and Susan K. Turner Donor-Advised Fund James and Susan K. Turner Endowed Fund II Michael R. and Marla K. Valliere Donor-Advised Fund Carolyn and Charles Wellso Donor-Advised Fund

Delaware County Fish & Game Protective Assoc. Scholarship Fund Robert K. Dennis Scholarship Fund

Brian J. Worley Fund for the Performing Arts

Eastern Iowa Cash Management Association Scholarship Fund

Rachel Baldwin York and Jerry York Endowed DonorAdvised Fund

O.J. & Viola Elsenbast Designated Fund

Zylstra & Earl Family Fund

Charles & Edith Glidden Fund

Flood Funds

Iowa Physician Assistant Society’s Designated Endowed Scholarship Fund

Berthel Fisher 2008 Flood Relief Non-Endowed Donor-Advised Fund

Carole Jamieson Spirit Scholarship Fund

CRSA 2008 Flood Relief NonEndowed Donor-Advised Fund

Joslin Scholarship Fund Henry & Sara Katz Foundation Fund

Flood 2008 Fund Iowa Artist Relief NonEndowed Designated Fund ITC 2008 Flood Relief NonEndowed Donor-Advised Fund

Outstanding Student Leader Scholarship Fund Quarton-McElroy IBA Foundation Scholarship Fund

Scholarship Funds The Bob V. Bengtson Good Citizenship Award & Scholarship Fund For Students of Truman Elementary School

Bonnie Reames-Grant Memorial Scholarship Fund Vern W. Reeder Memorial Scholarship Fund

Stephen Bonfig Memorial Scholarship Fund

Mary E. Rickey Scholarship Fund

Suki Cell Scholarship Fund

Louis Joseph and Elmer Marvin Rosenbaum Memorial Fund

College Club’s Designated Endowed Scholarship Fund

Dave Shay-KGAN-TV Broadcast Journalism Scholarship

Joe Corbin Memorial Scholarship Fund

Wiesenfeld Family Fund

Joe Corbin Memorial Scholarship Fund II

Wythe Willey Family Charitable Fund

The Dick Damrow Educational Fund

Myron & Esther Wilson Endowment Fund II

Daybreak Rotary/Polk Elementary Scholarship

Jones County Fund Keokuk Community Affiliate Fund Keokuk Community Foundation QuasiEndowed Fund Judith & David Morgan Fund Keokuk Area Hospital Endowment Fund

JM Morgan Fund

All-McKinley Alumni Endowed Scholarship Fund

Weitz Company 2008 Flood Relief Non-Endowed Donor-Advised Fund

Jones County Endowment Fund

Kleiman Family Scholarship Fund

Linn-Mar School FoundationKiwanis Club Scholarship Fund

Rotary 2008 Flood Relief NonEndowed Donor-Advised Fund

Anamosa Community Foundation Fund

Keokuk Young Men’s Christian Association Foundation

Lavenz Memorial InCourage Scholarship Fund

Rockwell Collins 2008 Flood Relief Non-Endowed Donor-Advised Fund

Community AffiliateS

Kleiman Family Endowed Scholarship Fund

Komensky Society

Job and Small Business Recovery Fund

Zeta Phi Eta Memorial Scholarship Fund for the Performing and Communicative Arts

St. George Orthodox Church Scholarship Endowment Glenn & Mary Wendler Scholarship Fund

Keokuk Library Friends Fund Keokuk Public Library Foundation Fund Keokuk Public Community School Foundation Friends Fund Keokuk Community Foundation Friends Fund Keokuk Public Community School Foundation Fund Keokuk Area Hospital Foundation Friends Fund Keokuk YMCA Foundation Friends Fund Kenneth Sibbing Endowed Designated Fund Michael and Kathy Klauser Endowed Donor-Advised Fund Grand Theatre Corporate Foundation Fund Grand Theatre Corporate Foundation Friends Fund Three Rivers Conservation Foundation Endowment Fund Dr. Joseph and Isabelle Krichel Family Endowed Fund Klepfer Family Fund Klauser All Saints Fund

Myron F. and Esther S. Wilson Donor-Advised Fund

Doris L. Anderson Endowed Donor-Advised Fund

Linn County Endowment Fund

Susan M. Thayer Unrestricted Endowed Fund

Marion Metro Kiwanis Playground Fund

Wapello County Foundation Affiliate Fund

Linn County Fund

Ted and Maxine Welch Unrestricted Endowed Fund

Quarton-McElroy IBA Fund

Organization Donor-Advised

Rotary Centennial Project Capital Campaign Fund

Cedar Rapids Area Chamber of Commerce Corporate Donor-Advised Fund

Rotary Club of Cedar Rapids Metro High School Fund

Wapello County NonEndowed Fund Special Funds Board of Directors’ Fund Board Restricted QuasiEndowed Fund Library Funding Information Center Operating Fund Linn County Nonprofit Resource Center Fund President’s Fund REACT & K-12 Programs Youth Power Fund

Unrestricted Funds Community Fund Justin & Mildred Albright Fund Ruth L. Hastings Brown Fund Jeanne L. Howell Fund (Admin. Fund Component)

League of Women Voters Fund

Nina & Victor Merveaux Administrative Fund

Linn County Bar Association Endowment Fund

David and Mary C. Neuhaus William B. Quarton Unrestricted Fund

Marion Metro Kiwanis Pediatric Trauma Kits Quasi-Endowed Fund

Robert & Marion South Fund

RJHS Society Donor-Advised Fund

Tree of Five Seasons NonEndowed Fund Washington High School 50th Anniversary Fund Friends of the Oak Hill Cemetery Endowment Fund

Supporting Organizations A supporting organization advances the general mission of the Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation, but has its own distinct mission and purpose. The GCRCF provides administrative, investment, and/or grant making support to these organizations: K-12 Partnership Program The Rockwelll Collins K-12 Partnership program is a

support for the education process and promotes a

community outreach program working to enrich the

greater awareness of “real world” career options.

education of area students by collaborating with public

For more information on the K-12 Partnership,

and private schools and more than 1,200 Rockwell

please contact Kimberly Beals, K-12 Partnership

Collins employees. The program supports the effective

Program Coordinator, at 319.295.8122 or

teaching of basic K-12 curricula, increases parental

kjbeals@rockwellcollins.com.

REACT Center The REACT Center, Rockwell Educational Access to

refurbished computers to area non-profit organizations

Computer Technology, is a non-profit organization

that work with youth and the community.

funded by Rockwell Collins Foundation and managed by

For more information on REACT, including how to

the Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation.

make a computer and/or peripheral equipment donation

The REACT Center’s primary goal is to provide

or to request donated equipment, contact Barbara

refurbished computers and computer learning

Klawiter, REACT Center Administrator, at 319.393.9632

experiences to area schools, as well as provide

or baklawi5@rockwellcollins.com.

Remembering Bill Whipple

Bill’s recent life gifts and estate gift created funds at the GCRCF of $7.5 million. This is one of the largest gifts in the history of the Community Foundation, second only to William Quarton’s $35 million gift in 2007. The William and Gayle Whipple Designated Endowment Fund beneficiaries include: ▪▪ Coe College ▪▪ The Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation unrestricted grant fund ▪▪ United Way of East Central Iowa ▪▪ YMCA of the Cedar Rapids Metropolitan Area ▪▪ Cedar Rapids Museum of Art

▪▪ Four Oaks of Iowa, Inc. ▪▪ Meth-Wick Community ▪▪ Carl & Mary Koehler History Center of Linn County Iowa

The passing of William Whipple on July 27, 2010, was

▪▪ Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra Foundation

a loss to the Cedar Rapids community, but his legacy of leadership, philanthropy and public service endures.

▪▪ Red Cedar Chamber Music

Bill was the first honorary director of the Greater Cedar

As an endowment, Mr. Whipple’s gift will grow and

Rapids Community Foundation (GCRCF); he and his wife

impact the community for many years to come through

Gayle were members of the Quarton Legacy Society.

the Community Foundation. Grants from the fund will be

Bill was also a founding member of the Meth-Wick

awarded to nonprofit beneficiaries in 2011.

Community, executive director and later board chairman

Gifts to the GCRCF in Bill’s memory will help fund

for the Hall-Perrine Foundation and served on the boards

future grant-making locally and qualify for Endow Iowa

of several community groups, as well as Coe College.

Tax Credits.

M e m o r i a ls Cedar Rapids Public Library Foundation Friends Fund

Keokuk YMCA Foundation Friends Fund

In Memory of Jack Stubr

In Memory of Andrew Kaiser First Community Bank

Ted and Tish Healey Community Fund

Diane and Jim Hankes

In Memory of Lord Richard Acton

Susan and Jack Rogers

Juli and Marty Smith In Memory of Jean Whalen Marnie and Gregg Davis Libby and Dan Eulberg Libby and William Green Bridget and David Lane Betty and Tony Martin Patricia Whalen and Jeb Martin Community Health Free Clinic Friends Fund In Memory of Brenda Suszko Harry Suszko

In Memory of Linda Godwin Lynda and Joseph Schimberg Project Victoria Fund

Joyce Stoker-Hadow and Harlo Hadow

Karin Blood Paul and Judith Botine

In Memory of M. Abouassaly St. George Antiochian Orthodox Church

Cedar Hills Community Church Bible Study Group

The Dick Damrow Educational Fund

Irma and Dee Dennis

In Memory of Dick Damrow

Eleanore Railsback Flitsch Leo and Collette Frederick

Candace Wong

Bernadine Hoyt

Tuesday Study Club

Ken and Nancy Hunt

In Memory of Dick Meyocks Dorothy Ramsey

Kenneth and Ann Krug

William P. and Gayle S. Whipple Endowed Designated Fund

Phil and Amy Kula and Family Laurel Lea Lewis

In Memory of William Whipple Candace and Richard Altorfer

Norma McVay Donna Mooney Charlotte Newland

Shirley Klug

Cliff Railsbeck Leonard and Jennifer Ranson

Wythe Willey Family Charitable Fund

Christine Luzzie and Patrick Bauer

Elnora, Arlene and Larry Ritze

Barbara and Patrick McClintock

Velma Roseberry

In Memory of Wythe Willey Anonymous

Janet and W. Mark Rosenbury

Wesley and Jacquelyn Simmons

Janice Rutledge

Phyllis Thompson

Judith and James Tulis

Kenneth and Linda Viggers

Cynthia and Sherman Berg

James and Doris Whitmore

Teresa Fortino Best and Gregory Best

In Memory of Richard C. Wenzel Sally and Allan Harms

Employees of the University of Iowa Grants Accounting Office

In Memory of Marge Haddy St. George Antiochian Orthodox Church

In Memory of Lucille Beatty Brian and Cynthia Beatty

J.W. and C.J. Sackett

Iowa Supreme Court Justices

Employees of Sign Productions

Grassley Committee, Inc.

Tree of Five Seasons Non-Endowed Fund

Iowa Legal Aid Foundation

Elmcrest Country Club

St. George Orthodox Church Cemetery Endowment Fund

Cecil and Molly Hotz

Scott Hartsook

Lynn and Kenneth DeKock

Lewis Bottoms Heritage

Everett and Ann Lunning

Dennis Groenenboom

CRST International

William Farr

Greens Grove Sewing Circle

In Memory of Rhoda M. Tenuta Carol and Jesse Escovedo

Dorothy and Ingwer Carstensen

In Memory of Janis Curran Catherine and Marc Gullickson

Wayne and Doris Larson

Iowa Legal Aid Foundation Friends Fund

Dawn Strait-Carstensen and James Carstensen

In Memory of Andrew Kaiser Northeast Missouri Electric Power Cooperative

Dean and Karen Dennis

Irene Konecny

Mercy Medical Center Foundation Friends Fund

Keokuk Young Men’s Christian Association Foundation

In Memory of Gladys Bock

Gil and Mary Kinyon

In Memory of Wythe Willey Mark Ogden and Iris Muchmore

Lisa and Terry Twitchell

Gladys Bock Children’s Fund for the Indian Creek Nature Center

Friends and Family

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Linn County Bar Association Endowment Fund

Carol and Donald Steingreaber

Jay and Kerri Carson

Bruce Bock

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Earl and Patrcia Seltrecht

Russell and Brenda Wyseeryl Beachler

Gail and Joseph Gevock Mrs. John Greig

Michelle Hughes Iowa Cattlemen’s Association Susan and Paul Jahnke J.M. and T.L. Johnson Maureen and Joseph Kenney Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kirby Chris and David Kubicek Susan and Robert Latham Judith Lebeda Mary and John Long Nancy and Randy Lowenberg Diane and Tom McNulty Wendy and Jeffrey Meier Kathleen Neylan Brice Oakley Bonnie and Wayne Pansegrau Mary and David Petty Portico HR Charles Rohde

Arenson & Maas, P.L.C.

Dorothy and Michael Stallman

Cheri and Scott Arneson

Don Stickle

Jennifer and Michael Becker

Benjamin Kozlowski and Thomas Synhorst

John Bogaert and Shelley Campbell Bogaert Diona Carpenter

Mary Jane German

US Bank, NA Private Client Group & Trust Department JoAnn and Steven Wahle Susan Willey Sharon Willmore

W i ll i a m

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Robert C.* and Marjorie H. Fletcher

Robert and Caroline* Kucharski

Jack and Jackie* Roland

Rick and Donna Flynn

Lawrence and Kimberly Kudej

Anna O.* and William G. Anderson

William B. and Jo Anne F. Galbraith

Sheryl Chehak Lamb*

Judith Whetstine and Bob Rush

Gary L. and Alice Anderson

Les and Katrina Garner

Robert J. and Sue B. Latham

John M. and Wilma Ann Wallin Sagers

Thomas J. and Sarah E. Anderson

William and Harriet Gasway

Karen Ann Laughlin

William D. Severa

James* and Susan Lavenz

Larry D. and Claire J. Sharp

Marian J. Arens

David and Kathleen Good

Robert and Carol Lehman

Paul R.* and Rebecca F.* Shawver

Robert W. and Elizabeth M. Allsop

Carl* and Jacqueline Aschoff

Dean and Laura Gesme

Thea and Roger* Leslie

Rose and LaVern Gordon

Gary Rozek

Christopher and Jane Lindell

Laurie and Robert Silber Marilyn and Dayton* Sippy

Joan Greenblatt

Norman G.* Lipsky and Belle M. Lipsky

Drew and Jo Ann Skogman

Kathy L. Hall

David Mahlke

Gary and Robin Skogman

Ortha R.* and Ken* Harstad

George and Janelle McClain

Kyle and Susan Skogman

Mary Lou and Donald Hattery

Bruce and Judy McGrath

LaJuana Skogman

Ted and Tish Healey

Jo* and Larry McGrath

Duane Smith

Kay and John Hegarty

David and Ruth McGuire

Dyan and John Smith

Jason and Susan Hellickson

Nancy Green McHugh

Ellen Smith

Clifford A. Hendricks

Frank and Cheryle Mitvalsky

Marty and Julianne Smith

Kate Hladky

Mike and Ann Mohnsen

Al and Sara Sorensen

Jim and Ann Hoffman

Tara and Bob Moorman

Sue and Gary Speicher

Lee R. Horn

Paul and Jennifer Morf

Eleanor Streletzky

Barbara J. and Ralph E.* Hughes

Craig and Deborah Mrkvicka

Robert Synhorst Julie and Byron Tabor

Jean Brenneman

William B. Quarton* and Jean A. Hunnicutt

Bill and Cathy Munsell Virginia Myers*

Fred and Bev Timko

Ruth L. Hastings Brown*

Sher Jasperse and Daryl Julich

Kay and Duane Nesetril

Kathleen Toborg

David H. and Rose Marie Burke

David and Mary Johnson

Greg and Debbie Neumeyer

Sara and Dale Todd

William and Cheryl Nordstrom

Terry Trimpe

John and Christine North

James and Susan Turner

Ron and Sue Olson

Robert Untiedt

Mildred Joslin and Edward Kemp*

Sarah H. Olson and Tyler Olson

Michael and Marla Valliere

Mary and David Junge

Dave and Anne Parmley

Lee and Jay Clancey

Richard and Marion Patterson

R. Ray* and Barbara Weeks

David and Sherri Justice

Loren L. and Patricia A. Coppock

Vyrl* and Martha Justice

Jay and Bonnie Petersen

Joseph M. Kacena*

Ann and David B.* Pickford

Paul and Sara Corbin

George* and Louise Kalous

John P. Curran

Suzanne Rosenbaum Katz

James A. and Monica M. Piersall

Tom and Beth DeBoom

Merry and Bob* Kelley

Dr. and Mrs. Robert K. Dennis

Frank and Geri Kintzle

Ann Dorr

Thomas and Clara Kleiman

Tiffany A. Earl

G.T. (Jerry) Knox

John R. and Cheryl G. Elliott

Peter and Ingrid Kรถlln

John M. Ely, Jr.* and Polly Ely*

Chris Kubicek

Norman* and Floy* Erickson

David Kubicek

Peggy Fashimpaur Kahr

Ted and Margaret Kubicek

Jean H. Ashby* Daniel R. Baldwin Lorna M. Barnes Gordon and Jann Baustian Helen (Skippy) Bell Bob V. Bengtson Peter F. Bezanson* Barbara Bloomhall and William A. Bloomhall, Sr.* Bill Bloomhall Jan Bloomhall Wilma J. Blosser Katheryn Boatman Scott and Joann Bogguss Barry and Gilda Boyer

Steven and Joanne Carfrae Richard* and Judith Chandler Ivan and Mary Bess Chester Barbara Christiansen Larry H. Christy

Gary Grant

G. Richard and Jackie Johnson Kenneth L. and Mildred M.* Johnson

Mike Plotz Wendy* and Randy Portz

Guy H. Wendler Susanna Wendler William P. * and Gayle* Whipple Dorothy J. White and Robert Dean Metcalf* Peggy Boyle Whitworth

William and Janis Quinby

Robert and Charlotte Worley

Mary E. Rickey Louise G. Roalson Dr. and Mrs. William John Robb

Maxine and Ted* Welch

William B. Quarton* and Jean A. Hunnicutt Curt and Sigrid Reynolds

John P.* and Jean W. Ferring

Josie Velles

Esther and Myron Wilson Jason and Leslie Wright Corrine and Robert* Yaw David Zylstra *Deceased

2 0 1 0 Bob V. Bengston Scholarship Ashlie Bunten, Cedar Rapids (Truman Elementary School) Charles and Edith Glidden Scholarship Ashley Corkin of Cedar Rapids (Mt. Vernon High School) Tyler Hubler of Cedar Rapids (Washington High School) Stephanie Koch of Solon (Kennedy High School) Deepika Mehta of Cedar Rapids (Linn-Mar High School) Kimberly Moorman of Coggon (North-Linn High School) Sarah Synovec of Cedar Rapids (Jefferson High School) College Club of Cedar Rapids Scholarship Taylor Buckley of Marion (Marion High School) Delaware County Fish & Game Scholarship Andrew Curtis of Manchester (West Delaware High School) Kelley Glanz of Manchester (West Delaware High School) Kayla Redfern of Manchester (West Delaware High School) Patrick Soppe of Manchester (West Delaware High School)

S c h o l a rs h i p

Eastern Iowa Cash Management Association Scholarship

Sarah Synovec of Cedar Rapids (Jefferson High School)

Andrea Biagioli of Ames (Iowa State University)

Lavenz Memorial InCourage Scholarship

George A. and Louise M. Kalous Designated Endowed Scholarship

Trisha Hinke of Cedar Rapids (Kennedy High School) Louis J. and Elmer M. Rosenbaum Memorial Scholarship

Peter Wang of Cedar Rapids (Linn-Mar High School) Glenn and Mary Wendler Scholarship Nathan Tendrick of Cedar Rapids (Kennedy High School) Henry and Sara Katz Scholarship

Eric Dohmen of Mechanicsville (North Cedar High School) Kleiman Family Scholarship Kristin Staude of Cedar Rapids (Jefferson High School)

Zeta Phi Eta Scholarship

Speaking Honorarium for Lieutenant General Ron Dardis

Jacqueline and Dominick Leone

Rotary Club of Cedar Rapids

Kristin Troost

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Abigail Johnson (Washington High School)

2 0 1 0 In Honor of Chris Curran Jean Brenneman

Metro High Children’s Trail Endowed Fund

Hannah Ferber

In Honor of Bev GrindemanAdams Dann Grindeman

Josie Velles

Project Victoria Fund In Honor of Anabel Berger Karla and Clint Twedt-Ball

QMAC IBA UNI Scholarship

Madeline Becker of Cedar Rapids (Washington High School)

In Honor of David Yate James and Shirley Giefer

In Honor of Abigail Stumpf Frank Chelednik

Taran Goecke (University of Northern Iowa)

Outstanding Student Leader Scholarship

Trey Forbes of Lone Tree (Lone Tree High School)

In Honor of Suzanne Nunn’s Birthday Leta Almeda

QMAC IBA UNI Scholarship

Carole Jamieson Spirit Scholarship

Meghan Nelson of Cedar Rapids (Jefferson High School)

Jeanette Harrington

Kallissa Bailey-Northrup (Kirkwood Community College)

Dillon Thiner of Graettinger (Graettinger High School)

Robert K. Dennis Scholarship

In Honor of Kadia Bandu

Joslin Scholarship

Kelsey Hammer (University of Northern Iowa)

Aubrey Lindgren of Marion (Cedar Valley School)

In Honor of John Bloomhall, Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Shuttleworth & Ingersoll, P.L.C.

Alexander Ponomarchuk of Bowling Green, Ohio (University of Iowa)

O.J. and Viola Elsenbast Scholarship

Tyler Hubler of Cedar Rapids (Washington High School)

Kidneeds Fund

Rotary Club of Cedar Rapids

Christopher Jones of Iowa City (Lone Tree High School)

Komensky Society Scholarship

Flood 2008 Fund

Vern W. Reeder Memorial Scholarship

Meghan Nelson of Cedar Rapids (Jefferson High School)

Deepika Mehta of Cedar Rapids (Linn-Mar High School)

Parker Boyd of Mechanicsville (North Cedar High School)

Mitchell Burgmeier of Dubuque (Wahlert High School)

Samantha Fillenworth of Cedar Rapids (Jefferson High School)

Sarea Frederick of Central City (Central City High School)

Joe Corbin Memorial Scholarship

Stephen Bonfig Memorial Scholarship

Kailey McGuire of Cedar Rapids (Jefferson High School)

Nina E. and Victor D. Merveaux Scholarship

Lauren Wade of Central City (Home School)

Kyle Ruth of Iowa City (Lone Tree High School)

Shelby Brooks of Marion (Marion High School)

Kristin Staude of Cedar Rapids (Jefferson High School)

Sarah Nachtman of Manchester (West Delaware High School)

H o n o rs

Speaking Honorarium for Roxanne Conlin

R e c i p i e n t s

Ronald and Sue Reider

Tree of Five Seasons NonEndowed Fund Speaking Honorarium for Gary Anderson Creative Artists

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D o n o rs

Doris and Francois Abboud

Beacon Eye Associates

Cameron Concrete, Inc.

Community Health Free Clinic

Account Services Processing Center

John Beaird

Laura Comried

Brian and Cynthia Beatty

John Bogaert and Shelley Campbell Bogaert

Acme Graphics, Inc.

Jennifer and Michael Becker

Joanne and Steven Carfrae

Rosemarie Consunji and James Daher

Acme Refining

Benchmark, Inc.

Cargill Incorporated

Contract Exchange Corporation

Dr. and Mrs. John P. Bent III

Martha and James Caristi

Joan Convey Josephine Cook

Aero Rental

John P. Bent Jr. Charitable Lead Unitrust

Donna and Joseph Carlin Bridget R. Carnahan

Florence and Thomas Allen

Benzcoil, LLC

Diona Carpenter

Deborah Cooper and Paul Hudson

Larry and Carol Allen

Cynthia and Sherman Berg

David Carrick

Sara and Paul Corbin

Alliant Energy Fifth Season Race

Teresa Fortino Best and Gregory Best

Nancy and Daniel Carroll

Cotter Allstate Agency

Jay and Kerri Carson

Cheryl and Anthony Cox

Alliant Energy Foundation

Kerry Beyer Beyer & Rock Investments, LLC

Dawn Strait-Carstensen and James Carstensen

Brian and Molly Craig

Nancy and Michael Almasi Leta Almeda and Suzanne Nunn

Anna and Anthony Biancofiori

Creative Artists

Big Brothers Big Sisters

Dorothy and Ingwer Carstensen

Candace and Richard Altorfer

Steven and Mary Bilbrey

Nicole Carter

CRST International

Altorfer, Inc.

James and Nicky Bindler

Caseyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s General Stores

Sally and Mark Cunliffe

Aluspec, Inc.

Patricia Williams and Salvatore Biondo

Cedar Hills Community Church Bible Study Group

Christopher Curran

Michael Black

Cedar Memorial Funeral Home/The Cedar Group

Active Network Sarah Adair

Anamosa Community School Foundation James E. Anderson

Karin Blood

Thomas J. and Sarah E. Anderson

Molly Bloom

William G. Anderson Louis and Ann Marie Angelucci Anonymous Arenson & Maas, P.L.C. Cheri and Scott Arneson

Cedar Rapids Symphony Cedar River Tower

Bruce Bock

Julianne Russell and Steven Cejtin

Kristin and Todd Boffeli Joann and J. Scott Bogguss

Jean and J. Harley Chapman

David and Martha Booth

Frank Chelednik

Paul and Judith Botine

Marlene Chevalier

Christopher Bowers

Nancy and Paul Craig Jean Cress

Richard Currie and Kimberly Kinney Currie D. A. Bunch Co. Marjorie Daft Mikael and Malette Dahl Lori and William Dano Jeffrey Davis Marnie and Gregg Davis Lynn and Kenneth DeKock Dean and Karen Dennis

Deanna and James Brems

Chicago Community Foundation

Jean Brenneman

Chicken Fried Farms, Inc.

Irma and Dee Dennis

Julie and Brian Ashmore

Audrey Bromberger and John Birmingham

Chunghi Choo

Deutsche Bank

Helen and James Atherton Susan and Anson Baker

Elizabeth and Dana Christiansen

Diamond V Mills

Clarissa Alcock Bronfman Kenneth Brown

Bonnie Bandeen

City of Cedar Rapids

Michael Distazio

Shannon and Christopher Bruns

Lee and Jay Clancey

Clare and Joseph Diviny

Eric Clason

Theresa and Aidan Diviny

Virginia and W. Bryan Clemons

Dloughyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Auto Repair

CMC Impact Metals

Jean and Joseph Dolack

CME Group

Melissa and Bradley Doyle

Dawn and Brent Cobb

Jim and Laurie Dray

Sandra and Patrick Cobb

Steven and Kay Dummermuth

Coe College

William and Karen Duncan

Annette and Michael Collins

Christopher and Adrina Dunn

Community Foundation of the Great River Bend

Andrea and Jay Dworken

Georgina and Donald Arnold Helen Arnold Jacqueline C. Aschoff

Bank of America Matching Gift Program

Ardyce and Edward Brunsting

Bank of the West

Lois and Robert Buckley

Lorna Barnes

Budget Car Rental & Sales

Teresa and Greg Barnett

Diane Burke

Tracy and Gary Bartlett

Jim Burke

Charles Bassani

Dawn and Daniel Butler

Carolyn and Gregg Bauer

Margaret and William Butler

Jann and Gordon Baustian

Frank and Jeanne Byers

Cheryl Beachler

Stefani and Craig Byers

Eloise and Robert Dennis

Robert Dias

Tiffany A. Earl

Nancy and Richard Garberson

Edward L. Haney

Renee and Tim Isenberg

East Central Iowa Charitable Trust

Les and Katrina Garner

Diane and Jim Hankes

Steven Iverson

Richard and Elizabeth Garrels

Tork Harman

Susan Jackson

Robert Eckard Estate

Harriet and William Gasway

Sally and Allan Harms

Susan and Paul Jahnke

Jeffrey and Teresa Elgin

Gazette Foundation

Jeanette Harrington

Jalapeno Paint Werx

Jeanne and James Elliott

GE Foundation

Carolyn and Edward Harris

Mary C. James

Elmcrest Country Club

Susan and David Gehring Mary Jane German

Ortha & Ken Harstad Charitable Remainder Trust

Joyce and Leonard Jandik

Embrace Iowa Employees of Sign Productions

Gail and Joseph Gevock

Scott Hartsook

JLM Farms

Sima and Chirantan Ghosh

Ivan and Bonnie Hasselbusch

Dean Johnson

James and Shirley Giefer

Kathleen and David Hatala

J.M. and T.L. Johnson

Gladys Bock from Friends and Family

Susan and Thomas Hatala

Marion and Foster Johnson

C.T. and John Hayes

Mary and William Johnson

Deborah and Robert Goldense

Ted and Tish Healey

Charles Jones

Ron and Pat Gonder

Kay and John Hegarty

Caryn Gonzales

Daniel Heins

Jim Jones and Linda CoulterJones

Grassley Committee, Inc.

Carol and John Helbling

Destinee Jordan

GreatAmerica Leasing Corporation

Ed R. Hemphill

Nora and James Jordan

Joanne Hendricks

Joanne and Stephen Joyce

Greater Twin Cities United Way

Anna Henrikson

Jumpstart

Janet Hiebert Fund

Joseph Kacena

Homestead Appraisals Ltd.

Mary and John Kane

Hopp-to-It Landscaping

Mary and Joseph Kane

Elmer Hornburg

Mary and Thomas Kane

Cecil and Molly Hotz

Phyllis and Lawrence Kane

Laura Howell

Robin and Raymond Kane

Andrew Groves

Mae Howes and Duane Barnhart

Thomas and Rosemary Kane

Lawrence Grubryn

Bernadine Hoyt

Guaranty Bank & Trust Company

Linda and Robert Keca

Colleen and Anthony Hranicka

John Kendrick

Catherine and Marc Gullickson

Michelle Hughes

Employees of the University of Iowa Grants Accounting Office Mrs. Fusun Erginbilgic Robert and Linda Erlandson Carol and Jesse Escovedo Rebecca and Don Esker Timothy and Karen Etherington Libby and Dan Eulberg Christine and Charles Everingham Joann Faribault Mary and John Farinella Farmers State Bank William Farr Philip and Cindy Feder Hannah Ferber Donna and Matthew Ferro Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Fifth Season Cedar Valley Betty Jo and Ross Finazzo Jane and Varlyn Fink

Libby and William Green Greens Grove Sewing Circle Mrs. John Greig Dann Grindeman Dennis Groenenboom Gary and Patricia Gross

First Community Bank

Loretta Gunn

Melissa Flack

H & R Block

Eleanore Railsback Flitsch

Haddad Charitable Fund

Ken and Nancy Hunt John and Jill Hurst Hy-Vee

Jefferson High School

Janis and Robert Kazimour

Ted Kendzora Maureen and Joseph Kenney Keokuk Area Community Foundation Keokuk Community School District Foundation

Jane and Brent Fonner

James Haddad

Mary and Daniel Fox

IBM Employee Services Center

Marlene and Leonard Hadley

Christina and Barry Frantz

Indian Creek Nature Center

Joyce Stoker-Hadow and Harlo Hadow

Marsha Kinet

Industrial Metal-Fab, Inc. Iowa Cattlemenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Association

The Kenneth K. Kinsey Family Foundation

Iowa Legal Aid Foundation

Frank I. Kintzle Gil and Mary Kinyon

Leo and Collette Frederick Edward Friedmann and Elizabeth Coyte

Haffner Carpentry, Inc. Lana Hake

John and Patricia Kerr

Friends of KIDNEEDS

Lydia Halbach

Frontier Natural Products CO-OP

Iowa Physician Assistant Society

Justin Haller

Iowa Supreme Court Justices

Peter Hambro

Kathy and Michael Klauser

The Irish Way Ltd.

Clara and Thomas Kleiman

Melinda Fus

Bruce and Beth Hammell

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kirby

Shirley Klug

Kathleen Lomonaco

Paula Mitchell

David and Ethel Knutson

John and Mary Long

Frank and Cheryle Mitvalsky

Sarah Halbrook Olson and Tyler Olson

Barbara and David Koch

Randy and Nancy Lowenberg

Peter and Nancy Mohler

Louis Orsaneo

Carl and Mary Koehler Trust

Dorothy Lunning

Moms Club of Cedar Rapids South

Nancy Owen

Mike Koenig

Everett and Ann Lunning

Tiffany Monjauze

Marita and Edward Owens

Elyse and Mark Koestler

Phyllis McRae Lusher

Rosemary and John Montagno

Bonnie and Wayne Pansegrau

Jean and Bill Koffemann

Donna Mooney

Kathleen and James Parker

Irene Konecny

Christine Luzzie and Patrick Bauer

Cheryl and Dale Moore

David and Anne Parmley

Anna Marie Krewer

John and Sue MacGregor

Mr. and Mrs. Bryan F. Moore

Marion and Richard Patterson

Isabelle M. Krichel and Deborah Krieg

Andrew and Catherine Maenner

Tara and Bob Moorman

Dan and Randi Paul-Heskins

Gail and Edward Maenner

Marie and Martin Moran

Paulson Electric

Kenneth and Ann Krug

Cynthia and Quincy Maquet

Paul and Jennifer Morf

William and Diane Peach

Chris and David Kubicek

Betty and Tony Martin

Janice Morgan

Jake Pease

Robert J. Kucharski

Martinek Memorial Trust

MorningStar Music Publishers

Eleanor and Martin Pendergast

Robert and Caroline Kucharski Charitable Fund

Marvin Cone Art Club

PEO Chapter LI

Lynn and Gerald Matchett

Mount Vernon Community School District

Phil and Amy Kula and Family

G. Kenneth Mathews Trust

JoAnne Mulholland Welsh

Bonnie and Jay Petersen

David and Linda Lakhdhir

Susan Matyiku

Jessica and Ryan Murphy

Mary and David Petty

Bridget and David Lane

Ruth and Dennis McCann

Kevin Murray and Jan Merfeld

Kimberly Lanegran and Daniel Ottemoeller

Barbara and Patrick McClintock

Naperville Dental Group

Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program

Jerry and C.C. McConnell

William Nassif

Polli Phippen

Jon McCright

National Community Foundation

Lynne and Thomas Pickett

Laura and Patrick McDonnell

Joan and John Navarro

Portico HR

McGrath Automotive Corp.

Ronald Nelson

Michele and Robert Pospiech

Dee Ann McIntryre

Network For Good

Larry Potter

Diane and Tom McNulty

Network of Lovingkindness

Christine Powers

Joan and Scott McVay

Keith Newfield

Alberto and Paola Pravettoni

Norma McVay

Charlotte Newland

Rodley and Lisa Pritchard

Wendy and Jeffrey Meier

Kathleen Neylan

Larissa and John Purcell

Mary and Dick Meisterling

Jill and Denton Nordhues

Quarton Trust

Jane and Michael Melloy

Christine and John North

Kelly and Joe Quick

Michelle Mercer and Bruce Golden

Northeast Missouri Electric Power Cooperative

Cliff Railsbeck

Meredith Corporation Foundation

Diane Northway

James Randall

Mary and Pamela Meschler

Nucor Steel Tuscaloosa Inc.

Leonard and Jennifer Ranson

Donna and Michael Messinger

Elizabeth Rhoads Read

Metro Youth Football Association

Nyemaster, Goode, West, Hansell & O’Brien, P.C.

Marianne Miele

Oak Hill Cemetery Association

Rehab Management Services, LLC

Jason and Jennifer Milazzo

Brice Oakley

Ronald and Sue Reider

Erik and Patricia Miles

Melanie O’Donnell

Debra and Gregory Reiman

Debby and John Miljavac

Michael O’Donoghue Estate

Maureen McDonald Reiter

Jodi and Chris Miljavac

Mark Ogden and Iris Muchmore

Joanne and Daniel Rellihan

Miljavac Electrical Corporation

Donna Oldorf

Sigrid and Curtis Reynolds

Michael and Susan Miller

James Olita

Joanne and Don Ribble

Margaret Mills

Melanie and Douglas Olson

David Richert

Lori and David Miltenberger

Minny and Craig Olson

Mary Rickey Estate

Dean and Dorris Lanning Lynne Lanning and Richard Smith Wayne and Doris Larson Susan and Robert Latham Law Offices of Gregory Schley Lawlor Property League of Women Voters of Cedar Rapids-Marion Barbara Leaver Judith Lebeda Dokyoung and Song Lee Leeco Steel Nancy and Robert Lempicki Jacqueline and Dominick Leone Thea Leslie Laurel Lea Lewis Liars Theatre Lil’ Drug Store Products Linn County Bar Association Linn County Historical Society Linn-Mar School Foundation Rory Little Laura and John Locher Joe and Cherrie Lock Dolores and Richard Lofton

Sczerina Perot and Gary DiBianco

Dorothy Ramsey

Regis Class of 1970

Elnora, Arlene and Larry Ritze

Christina and Joseph Scott

Ann and Robert Swaney

Iva C. Robb

Jan and Tony Sdao

Andrea Roberts and Brian Naini

Patricia and Douglas Sedlacek

Abigail Swanson and James Freeman

James and Jona Seifert

Bart and Evelyn Swanson

Marla and Michael Valliere

Earl and Patrcia Seltrecht

Harriet Swanson

Van Meter Industrial, Inc.

David and Masako Semaya

Marcia and Stephen Swift

Josie Velles

William D. Severa

Benjamin Kozlowski and Thomas Synhorst

Page Victor

Julie and Byron Tabor

Kenneth and Linda Viggers

Takeda Pharmaceuticals Matching Gift Company

JoAnn and Steven Wahle

Rockwell Collins Charitable Corporation Rockwell Collins Matching Gift Program Susan and Jack Rogers Charles Rohde

Ting and John Sherry

Jack Roland

Winifred and William Shuttleworth

Janet Romano and Theodore Jadick

Shuttleworth & Ingersoll, P.L.C.

Jamie Rome and Leila Mankarious Rome

Simmons Perrine Moyer Bergman

Velma Roseberry Jonathan and Elise Rosen Janet and W. Mark Rosenbury Mr. Matt Rosner Rotary Club of Cedar Rapids Rotary Club of Cedar Rapids – West Rotary Club of Cedar Rapids – Daybreak

Diane Tanner

Wesley and Jacquelyn Simmons

Eiling and Benjamin Tebockhorst Meryl and Robert Testut

Susan and Christopher Siwinski

The McLeod Charitable Foundation, Inc.

Jo Ann and Drew Skogman Susan and Kyle Skogman

Phyllis Thompson

Skogman Companies

Deborah Thornton

Dyan and John Smith

Marian and Hugh Thornton

James and Linda Smith

Beverly and Frederick Timko

Jeremy J. Smith DDS Family Foundation

Kenneth Torno Law Toyota Scion of Iowa City, Inc.

Julianne and Marty Smith

Donald and Lori Traweek

US Bank, NA/Private Client Group & Trust Department Corri and Brian Valenti

Tina and Timo Vierimaa

Barbara and Edward Watson Wellpoint Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation Michael J. Welsh Patricia Whalen and Jeb Martin Gretchen and Timothy Whener William Whipple James and Doris Whitmore Diane and Martin Wiesenfeld Susan Willey Donna and David Williams Karen and Scott Williams

Erin Roth

Maureen and James Smith

Mary and Edward Rowen

Maureen Smith and Ivan Gazidis

RSM McGladrey, Inc.

Teresa and Roger Smith

Run the Flood

Smulekoff & Lipsky Fund

Barbara and A. Ruprecht

Ramez and Tiziana Sousou

Judith Whetstine and Robert Rush

Daryl and Susan Spivey

Mary Russell Curran and James Curran

St. George Antiochian Orthodox Church

Janice Rutledge

St. Luke’s Health Care Foundation

Maureen Tucci

Ryan Companies US, Inc.

Dorothy and Michael Stallman

Brad Tucker

J.W. and C.J. Sackett

B.B. Stamats Estate

Tuesday Study Club

R. Robert Woodburn, Jr. and Janet M. Smith

Sage Companies, LLC

Michael J. Stanly

Judith and James Tulis

Karen and Kevin Woods

Steve and Yukiko Saltzgaber

Anita T. Starman Estate

Susan and James Turner

Charlotte and Robert Worley

Tim and Terry Sammons

State of Iowa

Clint and Karla Twedt-Ball

Patti Wu and Fong Liu

Marsha and David Sanders

Carol and Donald Steingreaber

Lisa and Terry Twitchell

Russell and Brenda Wyse

Sawing & Shearing, Inc.

Stemcor USA, Inc.

Bob and Jana Ungs

Mary Jo and Tom Yates

Lynda and Joseph Schimberg

James Stewart and Janice Wilhelmi

United Fire & Casualty Co.

Nicole Yates

Robert Stewart

United Nations Association, Linn County Chapter

Jerry York and Rachel Baldwin York

Don Stickle

United Way of East Central Iowa

Jedediah and Wendy Young

Harry Suszko

United Way of Greater Los Angeles

Kathleen and Todd Zaehringer

C. Schmitz Christy Schrader Roger and Joyce Schreder Matthew Schultz Bernie Schupbach Schwab Charitable Fund

Trees Forever Trenam Kemker Bertha Tribuno Terry Trimpe Marjorie and Carlton Tronvold Kristin Troost Truist

Thomas Sutton

US Bank, NA

Josh Holland and Dawn Svenson Holland

Dolores Williamson Sharon Willmore Jim Wittnebel Theophilus and Elizabeth Wituszynski Joni and Larry Witzel Susan Witzig Judith Wohlman Candace Wong

Laurie and Mark Zaiger Alan and Kaori Zeigler Ann and John Zlabek

Affiliates gcrcf

Community foundations create opportunities for towns and regions to direct philanthropic resources locally. They provide a vehicle for donors to invest their contributions close to home, and for communities to build their quality of life. The Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation supports the development of community foundations in eastern and southern Iowa through our work with geographic affiliates. Each affiliate is locally-governed and directed toward local needs, with the GCRCF providing fiduciary services, guidance and technical assistance. Geographic affiliates have access to the services and benefits of a fullyaccredited community foundation, such as participation in the state’s County Endowment and Endow Iowa tax credit program.

Jones County Endowment Fund The Jones County Endowment Fund focuses its grants on improving economic well-being and quality of life for Jones County residents. This includes promoting educational opportunities, community capital improvements, tourism and recreation and maintaining Jones County heritage. In 2010, this fund provided $96,818 in grants to the following organizations: ▪▪ Advancement Services of Jones County ▪▪ American Red Cross, Grant Wood Area Chapter ▪▪ City of Martelle ▪▪ City of Wyoming ▪▪ Jones County 4-H Program

Anamosa Community Foundation Fund In 2010, the Anamosa Community Foundation Fund provided $3,291 in grants to the following organizations:

▪▪ Monticello Emergency Medical Team ▪▪ Olin Day Care, Inc. ▪▪ Paul Petersen Foundation

▪▪ Anamosa Community School District

▪▪ Wyoming Pioneers 4-H Club

▪▪ Community Care, Inc.

▪▪ Wregie Memorial Library

▪▪ Iowa Department of Natural Resources Rotary Shelter Lodge

▪▪ Wyoming Public Library

For more information on the fund, contact Matthew G. McQuillen at 319.462.3577 or mmcquillen@rwmvlaw.com

▪▪ Monticello Area Chamber of Commerce

▪▪ Jones Regional Medical Center

▪▪ Anamosa State Penitentiary Museum ▪▪ Grant Wood Art ▪▪ Jones County Genealogical Society ▪▪ Jones County Historic Preservation Commission ▪▪ Tri-County Historical Society For more information, contact Doug Edel at 319.462.6031 or Holly Paulsen at 563.487.3261.

Keokuk Area Community Foundation The Keokuk Area Community Foundation (KACF) is a public foundation holding and investing many different funds, large and small, established by individuals, families, non-profits and business to benefit the Tri-State area of Southeast Iowa, Western Illinois and Northeast Missouri. Since their founding in 2005, their focus is to enhance and improve the future of the tri-state area by building endowments and donoradvised funds that provide dollars and grants for nonprofit organizations, charities, churches and educational institutions. In 2010, the Keokuk Area Community Foundation provided $550,764 in grants to the following organizations:

Linn County Fund The Linn County Fund focuses on enhancing quality of life and community development outside the Cedar Rapids metropolitan area, with priority given to applications from non-metro communities. Awards range from $2,000 to $15,000. Capital improvements are eligible for consideration. In 2010, this Linn County Fund provided $98,154 grants to the following organizations: ▪▪ Area Substance Abuse Council ▪▪ Big Brothers Big Sisters of Cedar Rapids & East Central Iowa ▪▪ Kids First Law Center ▪▪ Witwer Center, Inc.

▪▪ Three Rivers Conservation

▪▪ Young Parents Network

▪▪ Alcohol Drug Dependency

▪▪ Center Point Ambulance Services Inc.

▪▪ Big Brothers Big Sisters

▪▪ Junior Achievement of East Central Iowa

▪▪ Community Action of SE Iowa

▪▪ Workplace Learning Connection

▪▪ Girl Scouts (Region)

▪▪ Alburnett Community School District Foundation

▪▪ God’s Way Christian Center

▪▪ Carl & Mary Koehler History Center

▪▪ Grand Theatre Corporation

▪▪ Central City Historical Society Corp.

▪▪ Hancock Health Wellness Coalition

▪▪ Old Creamery Theatre Company

▪▪ Horner YMCA

▪▪ Red Cedar Chamber Music

▪▪ Jackson Township Fire District

For more information, contact Elizabeth Cwik at the GCRCF at 319.366.2862 or elizabeth.cwik@gcrcf.org.

▪▪ Keokuk Catholic Schools ▪▪ Keokuk Concert Association

Wapello County Foundation In December 2010, the Wapello County Foundation provided $106,630 in grants to the following organizations through the County Endowment program:

▪▪ Keokuk Group Home ▪▪ Keokuk Vision Foundation ▪▪ Lee County Red Cross

▪▪ Food Bank of Southern Iowa, Inc.

▪▪ West Hancok Canine Rescue

▪▪ Ottumwa YMCA

For more information, contact Roger Ricketts at 319.795.1407 or info@keokukfoundation.org. More information is available online at www.keokukfoundation.org

▪▪ Ottumwa Youth Special Olympics ▪▪ City of Ottumwa ▪▪ Wapello County ▪▪ Wapello County Trails Council ▪▪ Ottumwa Civic Music Association ▪▪ Ottumwa Symphony Orchestra ▪▪ Wapello County Historical Society For more information about the Wapello County Foundation including grants not made in partnership with the GCRCF, contact Richard C. Bauerle at 480.837.7423.

Staff and Volunteers

A committed board along with dedicated staff and volunteers assure the future growth of the Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation. Together, they keep abreast of changing problems and needs, positioning the Community Foundation to identify and meet new challenges in the community. The board of directors includes Linn County citizens who have had a long history of nonprofit involvement and experience.

2 0 1 0 B OARD O F DIRECTO RS

Ron Olson, Chair

Swati A. Dandekar*

Cheryle Mitvalsky

Nancy Kasparek – Vice Chair

Chris DeWolf

Tom Moore

Rich Altorfer*

Ruth Hairston

Fred Timko

Gary Bartlett

Kay L. Hegarty – Treasurer

Kevin Welu

Lorna Barnes – Past Chair

Elizabeth Hladky

Dr. Ruth E. White

John M. Bickel

Nancy Kasparek

*term ended in 2010

J. Scott Bogguss*

Kathy Krusie

Loren Coppock

Gerald T. Matchett* – Secretary

Chair Emerita Nancy G. McHugh

Sean McPartland

C o m m u n i t y F o u n d a t i o n S t a ff Les Garner, Jr. President & CEO les.garner@gcrcf.org

Amber A. Mulnik Director of Communications amber.mulnik@gcrcf.org

Emmylou Ball Accountant emmylou.ball@gcrcf.org

Rochelle Naylor Grants Program Assistant rochelle.naylor@gcrcf.org

Wendy Blood Office Manager wendy.blood@gcrcf.org

Deb Orr Office Assistant deb.orr@gcrcf.org

Jean Brenneman Director of Finance jean.brenneman@gcrcf.org

Elizabeth Cwik Grants Program Associate elizabeth.cwik@gcrcf.org

Katie Mills Giorgio Marketing Assistant, Linn County Nonprofit Resource Center katie.giorgio@gcrcf.org

Karla Twedt-Ball Vice President of Programs karla.twedt-ball@gcrcf.org

Robert Untiedt Executive Director, Linn County Nonprofit Resource Center robert.untiedt@gcrcf.org Josie Velles Foundation Services Manager josie.velles@gcrcf.org Peggy Whitworth Director of Resource Development peggy.whitworth@gcrcf.org

Special Programs Staff Kimberly Beals K-12 Partnership Coordinator kjbeals@rockwellcollins.com Barbara Klawiter REACT Center Administrator baklawi5@rockwellcollins.com

2 0 1 0 C o m m i t t e e s of t h e G r e at e r C e da r R a p i d s C o m m u n i t y F o u n dat i o n Grant Programs Field of Interest Funds 2010 Sarah Fare Suresh Ganu Kay Jackson Kathy Krusie* Cheryle Mitvalsky* Ron Olson* Organizational Development Sarah Fare Suresh Ganu Kathy Krusie* Cheryle Mitvalsky* Ron Olson* John Watson

Scholarship Jann Baustian Krista Beenen Amanda Cook Jo-Ann Cook Chris Crosby Ken DeKeyser Laura Dement Laura Donovan Dave Draker Pat Dunkel Sara Fare Melissa Fiacco Sara Fitzgerald Ruth Hairston* Christine Hathaway Marcia Hughes Gayla Huston Maggie Jackson Becky Koch Kari Lammer Anne Laverty Joan Murrin Kevin Papp Julie Perez Liz Posekany Kristin Roberts Jeff Schamberger Jane Schildroth Cathy Terukina Lisa Thirnbeck Melissa Winter Jerry Ziese

Community Fund Rich Altorfer* John Bickel* Gilda Boyer Elizabeth Hladky* John MacGregor Ron Olson* Chad Peterson Dorothy Simpson-Taylor Dr. Ruth E. White*

Momentum Fund Chris DeWolf* Loren Coppock* Ruth Hairston* Peggy Hardesty Nancy Kasparek* Sean McPartland* Ron Olson* Fred Timko* Peggy Whitworth Linn County Fund Gary Bartlett Swati Dandekar* David Gardner Elizabeth Hladky* Dave Machacek

Youth POWER Board Alham Al-Yassiri, Jefferson High School Emily Baker, Linn Mar High School Britt Bergquist, Washington High School Amanda Ellenberger, Intern, Coe College Nathalie Folkerts, Linn Mar High School Kerstin Flugum, Prairie High School Isaac Halyard, Washington High School Kerry McCartan, Xavier High School Quincy McGee, Washington High School Max McGee, Washington High School LeBon Mulangaliro, Jefferson High School Amanda Smith, Prairie High School Jenny Vestle, Washington High School Stephanie Wenclawski, Kennedy High School

Committee on Grant Making Lorna Barnes* Mary Lou Erlacher Cathy Gullickson Elizabeth Hladky* Jerry Matchett* Sean McPartland* Cheryle Mitvalsky Tom Moore* Ron Olson* John Wasta Dr. Ruth E. White* Community Outreach Lorna Barnes* Swati Dandekar* Ruth Hairston* Elizabeth Hladky* Tom Moore* Ron Olson*

FFEE/Marshall Journalism Kathleen Aller Tom Moore* Jane Nesmith Sally Sandberg Flood 2008 Fund Lorna Barnes* Scott Bogguss* John Chaimov Cathy Gullickson Ron Olson* Jerry Matchett* Sigrid Reynolds John Wasta Dr. Ruth E. White*

Investment Rich Altorfer* Gary Bartlett* Nancy Kasparek* Barbara Knapp Bob Kucharski Greg Neumeyer Denny Redmond Dale Rettenmeier John Slover Fred Timko* Kevin Welu* Resource Development Gary Bartlett* John Bickel* Loren Coppock* Chris DeWolf* Ron Olson* Bill Munsell

Finance Lorna Barnes* Kay Hegarty* Nancy Kasparek* Jerry Matchett* Ron Olson*

* GCRCF Board Member

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324 3rd St SE Cedar Rapids, IA 52401 fax: 319.366.2912 e-mail: info@gcrcf.org www.gcrcf.org

The Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation is in compliance with national standards for services and operations that have been established by the Council on Foundations to guide sound policies, accountable practices, and ethical and operational integrity that strengthen the effectiveness of community philanthropy.