2022 IMPACT REPORT LETTER FROM THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Dear Supporters: Inside our 2022 Impact Report you will see a summary of funding we received, and how Haig Point Foundation utilized those funds during 2021. This past year, we utilized funds raised from our Founding Donor Campaign that was completed in December 2020, as well as monies raised by hosting events to better our Daufuskie Island community. Haig Point Foundation was able to respond to continued education scholarship needs and to support other Daufuskie Island non-profit organizations by awarding grants. Haig Point Foundation strives to partner and collaborate with the other Daufuskie Island non-profits to help to identify critical needs that we can help support. In just over three years, Haig Point Foundation has supported the Daufuskie Island Community Foundation, Daufuskie Island Conservancy, Daufuskie Island Fire Department, Daufuskie Island Foundation, Daufuskie Island Historical Society, the Bluebird mission, Volunteers in Medicine, Hilton Head Hospital Auxiliary, the Hurricane Reddi Team, several Emergency Covid relief programs including one with the Good Neighbor Fund at the First United African Baptist Church, Deep Well Project and Second Helpings. All these awarded grants, donations and program dollars helped serve Daufuskie Island. In our 2022 Impact Report, you will be able to see how your donations have supported our Daufuskie Island community in the past year. Thank you for your generosity. Sincerely, Board of Directors Haig Point Foundation
2021 SOURCES AND USES OF FUNDS GRANTS South Carolina Cares $23,722
MEMORIAL FUNDS $18,150
SOURCES
TOTAL $147,458
Thank you to ALL of our DONORS and EVENT SPONSORS which make all of this possible. Please see our website Individual Donor Page haigpointfoundation.org/about/individual-donors and our Corporate Donor Page haigpointfoundation.org/corporate-donors acknowledging the SUPPORT we have received
EMERGENCY RESPONSE SPENDING COVID-19 - Supported the vaccine drive for Daufuskie Island residents at the Fire Station. - The Haig Point Foundation donated $1,000 to the Hilton Head Hospital Auxiliary for The Pfizer vaccines administered to Daufuskie Island residents. In addition we helped defray other costs of $192.
TROPICAL STORM ELSA - Road Debris removal – $50,000. Used a portion of our emergency reserve together with grant money received to fund machinery for road clean up.
GENERAL DONATIONS
RESTRI FUNDS
$57,394
Scholarships
(includes $1,400 from Virtual Auction Fundraiser)
(includes $1,5 Virtual Auctio
BOARD OF DIRECTORS • Tammy Kelley, Chairperson • Dr. Mary Keisler, Vice Chairperson • Rick Klemm, Treasurer* • Cathy Bos, Secretary*
• Kathleen Simmons • Doug Egly • Adam Martin *Joined in January 2021
SCHOLARSHIPS $12,460 total awarded Eight scholarships totaling $12,460 were awarded to over ten applicants who applied to the Haig Point Foundation for educational opportunities. The applicants were either graduating seniors from Daufuskie Island or Haig Point employees. The various educational opportunities were for Captain School, Turf Management, Hospitality School, Associates Degree Program and Bachelor programs. A few of our employees have completed their course work in their studies. Stephanie Hodges (top) has received her Captain’s License. Lucia Henriquez Martinez (bottom) will receive her Associates Degree in May, 2022.
OTHER EXPENSES Support Services $4,500 Marketing & Printing $2,838 Credit Card Fees $1,403 Other Miscellaneous $542
INVESTMENT INCOME
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$1,511
s $11,625
525 from on Fundraiser)
AMAZON SMILE $105
FUNDRAISERS $34,951 Golf Tournament $16,511 - Sponsors & Players Revenue $26,450 Less - Food & Beverage $6,356 - Professional Fees $2,782 - Marketing & Publicity $800 - Total Expenses $9,939
Meet up at Heritage Tournament $650 Less - Lanyards $82
Virtual Silent Auction $17,790 - Items Sold $18,090 Less - Software Expense $300
GRANTS TO NON-PROFITS SERVING DAUFUSKIE ISLAND DAUFUSKIE ISLAND COMMUNITY FOUNDATION The brand new Francis Jones playground was made possible in part from a $5,000 matching grant to encourage donations from other islanders.
DAUFUSKIE ISLAND FOUNDATION Teamed up with the Daufuskie Island Gullah Heritage Society and the Hilton Head Gullah Cemetery Preservation for a group clean-up of Gullah cemeteries spending $1,200.
DAUFUSKIE ISLAND CONSERVANCY Supported the Turtle Team with $480 in funding to protect 10 nests with special materials.
DAUFUSKIE ISLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY Gave $2,800 to support the Daufuskie Island Historical Foundation’s need for a new website installation.
DAUFUSKIE ISLAND FIRE DEPARTMENT Funded $4,333 for two Blitzforce Equipment to support our firefighters. Each tool is like adding additional firefighters to the department with superhuman strength.
PRESERVATION OF GREEN SPACE MISSION Granted $1,095 to support the Blue Bird nest mission on the island.
OUR MISSION To engage Haig Point Members in supporting Daufuskie Island through preservation of green space, community enhancements, and other special needs. OUR VISION • Facilitating and accepting conservation easements that benefit the community • Building a reserve of $50,000 to be immediately available for emergency situations such as hurricanes or other urgent needs • Organizing fundraising efforts to solicit contributions from individuals, corporations and government grants for specific projects or our reserve • Undertaking Daufuskie Island community enhancement projects as identified from time to time • Coordinating our efforts with other nonprofit organizations serving Daufuskie Island
HOW YOU CAN HELP Donate and/or attend an upcoming event • online at haigpointfoundation.org • by check, Haig Point Foundation, Attn: Shelle McDermott, 10 Haig Point Court, Hilton Head Island, SC 29928 or in-person at the Haig Point Clubhouse • shop AmazonSmile and name “Haig Point Foundation” as your preferred non-profit. The Haig Point Foundation has been recognized by the I.R.S. as tax exempt under Internal Revenue Code Section 501(c)(3). Donors can deduct contributions they make to the Haig Point Foundation under IRC Section 170. GRANTS & SCHOLARSHIPS Grant applications can be submitted by March 1st and September 1st for consideration of a grant award. Scholarship applications can be submitted by June 1st and December 1st for consideration for a scholarship award. Both applications can be found at haigpointfoundation.org.