2020 Annual Report: Building an Empathetic & Inclusive Santa Barbara County

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BUILDING AN EMPATHETIC & INCLUSIVE SANTA BARBARA COUNTY 2020 ANNUAL REPORT


ABOUT THE SANTA BARBARA FOUNDATION The Santa Barbara Foundation (SBF) has a long-standing commitment to improving the quality of life in Santa Barbara County for all who live, work, play, and visit here. Working in partnership with individuals, families, community organizations, nonprofits, businesses, and government, we strive to address our communities' most challenging needs. Recognizing that our work depends on the strength of the nonprofit sector, we are committed to its health and vitality. The Foundation has supported nearly every Santa Barbara County nonprofit organization and essential community project during its 93-year history. SBF connects those who give with those in need - and all who dream of stronger communities.

Our 2020 Annual Report shows a glimpse of our hard work and commitment for the vibrant communities across Santa Barbara County. To further engage with us, please visit SBFoundation.org.


LETTER FROM OUR LEADERS to communities that need it most. Last year

of our discretionary investments into our region

proved this to be true. We served as a vehicle

with help from Estes and her team.

for donors, government, entrepreneurs,

"YOUR LOVE OF

businesses, and nonprofits to meet the moment. One example is Santa Barbara Better Together, a committee-advised grant program

OUR COMMUNITY

initiated by Deckers' Brand and supported by

MAKES OUR

for small businesses facing challenges due to

WORK POSSIBLE."

local municipalities, the County, and SBF. This program provided over $1 million in support the pandemic with another $1.5 million being disbursed in 2021. In 2020, we established and co-led a 36-member funders’ collaborative known as the COVID-19 Joint Response Effort, alongside the Hutton Parker Foundation and United Way of Santa Barbara County. This information-sharing

Empathy. Throughout the year that was 2020,

effort created open lines of communication

people could resonate with each other’s plight

to ensure that relief dollars were distributed

more than ever because it had also been theirs in

effectively and efficiently throughout our

one way or another. People stepped up to help,

communities. To date, the funders' collaborative

responding compassionately to those in need.

mobilized $38 million in support of our county.

Our communities experienced a heightened level

We are immensely grateful to these partners and

of empathy that was palpable.

our hard-working nonprofits on the frontlines.

The Santa Barbara Foundation’s (SBF) mission

As the pandemic raged, our "business as usual"

is to build empathetic, inclusive, resilient

powered on. We continued our adherence to our

communities. While we hope not to experience

strategic priorities to meet basic human needs.

another pandemic, it is our fervent wish that

Fortunately, we had established the Collaboration

this love of community that defines Santa

for Social Impact and hired Gary Clark as its

Barbara County – and, that is at the heart of our

first director early in 2020. We provided and

Foundation - continues to resonate in our minds

collaborated with others on much-needed

and actions. It's the kind of love that motivated

webinars and information sharing to help our

community members, despite their hardships, to

social sector.

step up and give more of themselves, their time,

In the summer of 2020, Rubayi Estes became

and their resources to make life better for those

our Vice President, Programs. Her expertise in

that are more vulnerable.

community engagement, data & evaluation, and

In times of crisis, community foundations

grantmaking enriches our portfolio of giving and

like SBF intervene and coordinate to address

enhances our strategy for a better tomorrow. The

challenges and align philanthropic capital

Santa Barbara Foundation directed $7.2 million

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Also in 2020, communities across the country grappled with violence toward people of color, and doubled down on the war to end systemic racism. SBF deepened our efforts to do the same in honor of the many lives lost or affected by senseless violence. Out of love for the people of Santa Barbara County, SBF continues our pursuit of genuine, sustainable diversity, equity, inclusion, and access for all. Recognizing critical gaps in community education, SBF became an early sponsor for the UCSB Arts & Lectures Race to Justice series, which continues well into 2021. We developed our own learning series, known as Coffee & Conversations, that features topics ranging from access and equity in health care, to providing platforms for Black community leaders. We also looked inward, creating a diversity, equity, inclusion, and access task force to examine the Foundation’s programmatic and operational work and to ensure we stay true to our mission. We all share something special that many believe buoyed our spirits over the last year. That special something is the love we have for Santa Barbara County. It is your love of our community that makes our work possible. Together with our donors, we have invested $31 million in almost 3,000 total grants in 2020. And beyond dollars, our team shows up for those who need it most.

NUMBERS AT A GLANCE

2,994 NUMBER OF TOTAL GRANTS AWARDED

$514 MILLION

TOTAL ASSETS AS OF 12/31/2020

$31

MILLION TOTAL GRANTS INVESTED

Join us in sharing the love. In Community,

*DATA & FINANCIALS

Pamela Gann Chair, Board of Trustees

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Jacqueline M. Carrera President & CEO

IN THE SBF 2020 ANNUAL REPORT ARE UNAUDITED.

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HIGHLIGHTS OF 2020 The Santa Barbara Foundation is a community foundation for all who live, work, visit, and play in Santa Barbara County. Our mission is to mobilize collective wisdom and philanthropic capital to build empathetic, inclusive, and resilient communities. Healthy relationships, partnerships, and community members, like you, are critical to achieving our mission. In 2020, these beneficial collaborations brought us closer to our goals and provided more resounding opportunities for all in our county to thrive.

COVID-19 RELIEF

NONPROFIT SUPPORT

In response to the novel coronavirus, the SBF team launched the Community Disaster Relief Fund and worked tirelessly to connect resources, co-led & co-coordinated the COVID-19 Joint Response Effort, built a rapid response grant program, and led collaborations to help our community through these unprecedented challenges.

SBF continued to support our most vulnerable and working families through our annual Behavioral Health, Health Care, Food, Shelter & Safety, and Child Care grant programs, laid groundwork in our strategies for workforce development, while also deepening our commitment to our nonprofits with the Collaboration for Social Impact.

SMALL BUSINESS SUPPORT SBF branched out to provide small business grants for companies facing closures due to COVID-19. With collaborations between local municipalities, the County of Santa Barbara, and large businesses, we were able to provide much-needed relief totaling over $1 million in support.

2020 CENSUS COMPLETE COUNT

COMMUNITY EDUCATION

SCHOLARSHIPS FOR YOUTH

In 2020, SBF and the County of Santa Barbara co-led the Census efforts along with numerous community partners. Despite significant challenges posed by COVID-19, the 2020 Census Complete Count Committee reported a 71.8% Self-Response Rate, a 3.3% increase from the 2010 Census, giving Santa Barbara County a ranking of 13 out of 58 counties in California. In addition, an increased response rate was reported in all hard-to-count areas. This increase in the Census count will bring additional funding to our region.

Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Access education is essential to building an inclusive county. SBF’s work included sponsoring the historic virtual Race to Justice series by UCSB Arts & Lectures, Community Environmental Council’s Resilience Roundtable, and producing our own Coffee & Conversation series that brought community members together to discuss community challenges and potential solutions.

We believe that investing in our youth, from children 0-5 all the way to college-bound teenagers, is essential to building a better future for our county. Our goal is to provide our youngest residents with options to thrive and reach their potential. SBF remains committed to our long tradition of supporting local youth, and we continue to collaborate with the Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara as one of the largest funders, providing $1.2 million in support in 2020 for Santa Barbara County scholars.

THANK YOU! SBF was honored as Citizen of the Year by the Santa Barbara Downtown Organization and was recognized as one of Pacific Coast Business Times Best Places to Work in the Central Coast. We humbly accepted these honors on behalf of our communities across Santa Barbara County.

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13 Organizations form the Community Wellness Team Provide Behavioral Health Support

STEPPING UP FOR HUMANITY

Funded through the COVID-19 Response Grant Program

We have heard the same set of words used to describe the impact of COVID-19 over and over again: Unprecedented. Our “new normal.” Challenging times. These are among the many memorable terms that will come to mind when we recall this benchmark year. Yet, other words - language affirming our community’s strength and resilience - weren’t heard enough. Determination. Respect. Love. Here are a few moments where our community exhibited these attributes and so much more.

Foodbank of Santa Barbara County was Ready with their Disaster Feeding Plan Funded through SBF COVID-19 Response Grant Program

“The social isolation aspect of our health crisis is difficult for anyone to bear,” explained Annmarie Cameron, CEO at the Mental Wellness Center, one of the agencies actively involved with the Community Wellness Team. “For those who live with serious and persistent mental illness, a supportive connection to family, friends and the community is essential to their daily experience. Without that connection, symptoms of illness can increase. Our challenge is to keep the connection intact and offer reassurance and hope. For our community, please remember that you are not alone.”

“For the two years since the Thomas Fire and 1/9 Debris Flow, we have been preparing for just such an emergency by developing our countywide Disaster Feeding Plan,” said Judith SmithMeyer, Senior Communications Manager at the Foodbank of Santa Barbara County. “During this difficult time when the entire county is affected to some degree, and many people are facing hunger and food insecurity for the first time, the Disaster Feeding Plan is perfectly relevant and applicable. We are grateful to be part of a robust network of committed partners, volunteers, and donors who are making it possible for us to put our plan into action.”

Stephanie Roberson, Operations Manager at SBF and coordinator for the PPE Project, models a 3D printed face shield. The PPE Project was a collaboration between MOXI, The Wolf Museum of Exploration + Innovation, UCSB, Bucket Brigade, and other communiy organizations where they created PPE products. Since March 2020, Stephanie has distributed over 11,000 PPE pieces to organizations that needed them throughout the county.

COVID-19 Support for Small Businesses Come from Santa Barbara Better Together Funded by the Committee Advised Fund at SBF

“Early on we saw clearly small businesses were going to need help to weather this crisis. We at Deckers felt a responsibility to jump in and help as best we could. This small and tight-knit community has a strong web of support, yet we knew we could impact further by stepping up and creating the fund. We are pleased to have been able to partner with the Santa Barbara Foundation and the cities to grant help to small businesses,” said Dave Powers, President & CEO, Deckers Brands and Chairman of Santa Barbara Better Together. “We’re in this for the long haul and are committed to seeing our community thrive on the other side of this crisis.”

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MORE THAN DOLLARS

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91 Organization Strong Latinx & Indigenous Migrant COVID-19 Response Task Force Funded through COVID-19 Response Grant Program

“Our efforts are grounded in social justice principles and we seek to center the voice and leadership of Latinx and indigenous migrant communities,” said Dr. Melissa Smith, Director of Health Equity Initiatives at UC Santa Barbara and Interim Coordinator for the Task Force. “That’s why this process of creating working groups and having people from these communities and community-based organizations guiding the work is so critical. It’s the opposite of the top-down approach, it’s a community-based participatory approach.”

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The work of the Santa Barbara Foundation goes beyond dollars. We show up to meet community members, share resources, write stories, create webinars, celebrate successes & volunteerism, and so much more. We serve as an entry point for community-led projects in need of a fiscal sponsor, like Juneteenth Santa Barbara and Healing Justice Santa Barbara. Our welcoming Philanthropic Services Team expertly connects donors to causes and organizations where they are most passionate. We participate with community collaborations like the Community Wellness Team, Latinx & Indigenous Migrant Task Force, Santa Barbara Better Together, and the PPE Project (helping to distribute 11,000 PPE pieces throughout our region) - as just a few of the behind the scenes efforts we proudly support. 9


COMMUNITY ACHIEVEMENTS

SUPPORTING OUR SCHOLARS

Our work cannot be achieved without you. Our accomplishments are your accomplishments, and as we celebrate what we have achieved together, we would also like to thank you for making this work possible. Here are select results in providing support to our communities.

$ 1 Million

$3.5

MILLION SUPPORT FOR COVID-19 RESPONSE GRANTS

2,994 NUMBER OF TOTAL GRANTS AWARDED

SUPPORT FOR SMALL BUSINESSES

ONE MILLION DOLLARS

HELPED DISTRIBUTE

11,000 PPE PIECES THROUGHOUT THE COUNTY

72

SMALL CAPACITY BUILDING GRANTS

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Scholarship recipients at the Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara Awards ceremony in May 2019.

IN BEHAVIORAL HEALTH, HEALTH CARE, FOOD, & SHELTER & SAFETY GRANTS

$1.2

MILLION SCHOLARSHIPS FOR YOUTH

Photo courtesy the Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara.

1 9 4

COVID-19 RESPONSE GRANTS

*DATA & FINANCIALS IN THE SBF 2020 ANNUAL REPORT ARE UNAUDITED.

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The Santa Barbara Foundation, in partnership with the Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara, has a tradition of supporting our youth through scholarships. Through over 40 Major Max C. Fleischmann (South County), Gwendolyn M. Floro (North County), and Edward R. Spaulding (top scholar) awards, it is our goal to provide opportunities for our scholars to succeed personally and professionally. One of our 2020 Floro Award Recipients, Priscila Martinez-Espinoza, was a first-generation college-bound student at Santa Maria High School (SMHS). She currently attends UC Santa Cruz studying biomedical engineering. As an Academic Excellence award recipient and AP Scholar, Priscila was involved in numerous extracurricular activities and volunteer programs that have strengthened her

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educational experience. She was chapter president of the SMHS California Scholarship Federation, a Spanish Honor Society member, and belonged to the campus student leadership program. Priscila also participated in the Alpine Club where she built hiking trails and promoted outdoor exploration among her peers. In her free time, she served in a variety of coaching, tutoring, and mentoring capacities. Priscila understands the value of community involvement and has donated over 400 hours of volunteer work to organizations such as THRIVE Food Pantry. Priscila finds her biggest inspiration in her family and shares, "Giving back and excelling academically have allowed me to demonstrate to my parents that their struggles were worth it."

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2020 COMMUNITY PROGRAM GRANTEES

FOCUSING ON NONPROFITS

Behavioral Health Program Grantees

At the Santa Barbara Foundation, we believe that the key to strengthening our extensive social sector is to provide nonprofit leaders and their organizations with the knowledge, skills, and resources to fulfill their missions. In addition to being a funder, the Foundation is committed to delivering a variety of capacity building resources as another value-add to our community. By building a healthier social sector, we can improve the social outcomes for our county. “I view capacity building as not only equipping nonprofits with the tools they need to succeed, but also helping the social sector weave a stronger and more resilient infrastructure that supports the greater social safety net,” shared Gary Clark, Director of the Collaboration for Social Impact who joined the Foundation in March 2020. A subset of SBF's 2020 program grantees are listed below and on the following page. 2020 Small Capacity Building Program Grantees Animal Shelter Assistance Program of Santa Barbara Arts Mentorship Program, Inc. Artspace Inc. Blue Sky Sustainable Living Center Casa Serena, Inc. Channel Islands YMCA Office Children and Family Resource Services Coalition for Sustainable Transportation Commercial Fishermen of Santa Barbara Community Arts Music Association of Santa Barbara Community Counseling Center Council on Alcoholism & Drug Abuse Court Appointed Special Advocates of Santa Barbara County Domestic Violence Solutions for Santa Barbara County Elings Park Foundation Everybody Dance Now Food From The Heart Friendship Center Adult Day Services Gaviota Coast Conservancy Girls Incorporated of Carpinteria Girls Incorporated of Greater Santa Barbara Girls Rock SB Goleta Valley Historical Society Good Samaritan Shelter, Inc. Guadalupe-Nipomo Dunes Center Healing Justice Santa Barbara Hillside House Hospice of Santa Barbara Inc. Institute for Collective Trauma and Growth Jodi House, Inc. Lompoc Valley Community Healthcare Organization, Inc. Mindful Heart Programs New Beginnings Counseling Center Organic Soup Kitchen Partners In Housing Solutions Peoples' Self-Help Housing Corporation Quail Springs Permaculture Rona Barrett Foundation Route One Farmers Market Sansum Diabetes Research Institute

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Santa Barbara Audubon Society, Inc. Santa Barbara Botanic Garden, Inc. Santa Barbara Education Foundation Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics Santa Barbara New House Santa Barbara Partners in Education Santa Barbara Zoological Foundation Santa Maria Philharmonic Society Santa Ynez Valley Senior Advisory Council Teddy Bear Cancer Foundation The Foundation for Santa Barbara City College The Pacific Pride Foundation, Inc. Transition House Unity Shoppe, Inc. White Buffalo Land Trust Wildling Museum Women's Economic Ventures Zona Seca

2020 COVID-19 Response Program Grantees 2nd Story Associates 805UndocuFund - Fiscal Sponsor: Future Leaders of America Abilities for Kids, Inc. AHA! (Attitude. Harmony. Achievement.) Allan Hancock College Foundation Alternatives to Violence Project Santa Barbara American National Red Cross/ American Red Cross of the Pacific Coast Angels Foster Care of Santa Barbara Animal Shelter Assistance Program (ASAP) Blue Sky Center Boxtales Theatre Company Boy Scouts of America Council Boys & Girls Club of Santa Barbara Boys & Girls Clubs of Mid Central Coast Buellton Senior Center C.A.R.E.4Paws, Inc. California 4-H Foundation California Restaurant Association Foundation CALM Carpinteria Arts Center Carpinteria Children's Project

Carpinteria Community Theatre, Inc. dba The Alcazar Theatre Carpinteria Education Foundation, Inc. CASA of Santa Barbara County Casa Serena, Inc. Catholic Charities of Los Angeles, Inc. Santa Barbara region Center for Successful Aging Child Abuse Listening Mediation, Inc. (CALM) Children and Family Resource Services Cliff Drive Care Center Commercial Fishermen of Santa Barbara Community Action Commission of Santa Barbara County (CAC) Community Arts Music Association of Santa Barbara Community Counseling and Education Center Community Environmental Council, Inc. Community Partners in Caring Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse (CADA) Cuyama Valley Family Resource Center Devereux Advanced Behavioral Health California Doctors Without Walls Santa Barbara Street Medicine Domestic Violence Solutions for Santa Barbara County Dream Foundation Easy Lift Transportation Environmental Defense Center Equalitech Everybody Dance Now! Family Service Agency of Santa Barbara County Fighting Back Santa Maria Valley Food From The Heart Foodbank of Santa Barbara County Foundation for Santa Barbara High School Freedom 4 Youth Friendship Adult Day Center Inc. Future Leaders of America, Inc. Gateway Educational Services Girls Inc. of Carpinteria Girls Inc. of Greater Santa Barbara Girls Rock SB

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Goleta Education Foundation Good Samaritan Shelter Habitat for Humanity of Southern Santa Barbara County Hillside House Hospice of Santa Barbara Housing Trust Fund of Santa Barbara County, Inc. Immigrant Health Rapid Response Task Force Fiscal Sponsor: Family Service Agency Immigrant Hope Santa Barbara Institute for Collective Trauma and Growth Interfaith Initiative of Santa Barbara Showers of Blessing Isla Vista Youth Projects, Inc. Jewish Federation of Greater Santa Barbara Jodi House Legal Aid Foundation of Santa Barbara County Lompoc Hospital District Foundation Los Padres ForestWatch, Inc. Make-A-Wish Foundation of the Tri-Counties Mixteco/Indigena Community Organizing Project Museum of Exploration and Innovation (MOXI) National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Southern California and Nevada NatureTrack Foundation New Beginnings Counseling Center Noah's Anchorage Youth Shelter Oak Knolls Haven Orcutt Area Seniors in Service, Inc. Organic Soup Kitchen Pacific Pride Foundation Partners in Housing Solutions People Assisting the Homeless Peoples' Self-Help Housing Corporation Pilgrim Terrace Cooperative Homes Project Heal of Santa Barbara County Public Square, Inc. Regents of the UCSB - UC Santa Barbara Financial Crisis Response Team Rescue Mission Alliance DBA Central Coast Rescue Mission Sage Trail Alliance Saint Mark United Methodist Church & Preschool Sanctuary Centers of Santa Barbara Inc. Sansum Diabetes Research Institute Santa Barbara Alliance for Community Transformation Santa Barbara Arts Collaborative Santa Barbara Audubon Society, Inc. Santa Barbara Bicycle Coalition Santa Barbara Bucket Brigade Santa Barbara Channelkeeper Santa Barbara Community Youth Performing Arts Center - The Marjorie Luke Theatre Santa Barbara County Park Foundation Santa Barbara Creative Communities Santa Barbara Family Care Center dba Children's Resource & Referral Santa Barbara County Santa Barbara Historical Museum Santa Barbara Humane Society Santa Barbara Meals on Wheels Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History

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Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics Santa Barbara New House Santa Barbara Partners in Education Santa Barbara Police Activities League Santa Barbara Police Foundation Santa Barbara Public Library Foundation Santa Barbara Rescue Mission Santa Barbara School of Squash Santa Barbara Symphony Orchestra Association Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network Santa Maria City Attorney's Office Fiscal Sponsor: Santa Maria Valley Community Foundation Santa Maria Philharmonic Society Santa Ynez Valley Humane Society & DAWG Santa Ynez Valley People Helping People Santa Ynez Valley Senior Advisory Council DBA Solvang Senior Center Santa Ynez Valley Senior Citizens Foundation Santa Ynez Valley Therapeutic Riding Program Santa Barbara Response Network Sarah House Santa Barbara SLO Noor Foundation Solvang Senior Center South Coast Community Media Access Center DBA TV Santa Barbara Special Olympics Southern California St. Vincent's Standing Together to End Sexual Assault State Street Ballet Storyteller Children's Center SYV Fruit & Vegetable Rescue (Veggie Rescue) Teddy Bear Cancer Foundation The Academy for Success Fiscal Sponsor: Santa Barbara Education Foundation The Center for Urban Agriculture at Fairview Gardens The Latinx and Indigenous Migrant COVID-19 Response Task Force Fiscal Sponsor: Family Service Agency The Los Alamos Foundation The Salvation Army Transition House Transitions-Mental Health Association True Nature Society dba Quail Springs Unitarian Society of Santa Barbara United Boys & Girls Clubs of Santa Barbara County United Way of Santa Barbara County United Way-Northern Santa Barbara County Unity Shoppe, Inc. Villa Majella Village Properties Teacher's Fund VNA Health Foundation VTC Enterprises What is LOVE Fiscal Sponsor: Santa Barbara Education Foundation White Buffalo Land Trust Wilderness Youth Project Incorporated Women's Economic Ventures Zaca Center Preschool

AHA! Attitude. Harmony. Achievement. Casa Pacifica Casa Serena Child Abuse Listening Mediation, Inc. (CALM) Community Health Centers of the Central Coast, Inc. Council on Alcoholism & Drug Abuse Family Service Agency Fighting Back Santa Maria Valley Hospice of Santa Barbara Inc. Mental Health Association in Santa Barbara County (Mental Wellness Center) Sanctuary Centers of Santa Barbara Inc. The Santa Barbara Response Network YouthWell Coalition

Health Care Program Grantees Doctors Without Walls Santa Barbara Street Medicine Marian Regional Medical Center Foundation Planned Parenthood California Central Coast Sansum Diabetes Research Institute Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics Sarah House Santa Barbara SLO Noor Foundation The Pacific Pride Foundation, Inc.

Food Program Grantees Center for Urban Agriculture at Fairview Gardens Community Action Commission of Santa Barbara County Cuyama Valley Family Resource Center Foodbank of Santa Barbara County Organic Soup Kitchen Route One Farmers Market Santa Ynez Valley Fruit & Vegetable Rescue Santa Ynez Valley People Helping People Santa Ynez Valley Senior Citizens Foundation

Shelter & Safety Program Grantees Channel Islands YMCA – Noah’s Anchorage Youth Shelter Domestic Violence Solutions for Santa Barbara County Good Samaritan Shelter, Inc. New Beginnings Counseling Center People Assisting the Homeless Santa Barbara Rescue Mission Transition House Unitarian Society of Santa Barbara Villa Majella of Santa Barbara

William & Lottie Daniel Fund Child Care Scholarship Program Grantees Channel Islands YMCA Carpinteria Children’s Project Girls Inc. of Carpinteria Girls Inc. of Greater Santa Barbara Hope 4 Kids Early Learning Centers Isla Vista Youth Projects, Inc. Salvation Army – Santa Barbara Corps SBEF-Santa Barbara Unified School District Santa Maria Valley YMCA St. Mary of the Assumption Preschool St. Vincent’s Storyteller Children’s Center, Inc. Transition House

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OUR COLLECTIVE IMPACT

ADVISING FOR THE FUTURE

In our community, anyone has the capacity to give. Whether monetary, time or otherwise, the culture of our county is to give. It takes all of us to build this culture, and we thank you for making a difference and creating positive change.

The Foundation brings together panels of community experts, moderated by SBF President & CEO Jackie Carrera, to talk about an area of our work, a charitable giving vehicle, or to highlight creative community partnerships or challenges facing Santa Barbara County. These virtual educational events are held exclusively for donors and fundholders to help you become more engaged philanthropists.

THE GRACIOUS MAGGI DAANE “I find that this community is so generous, it doesn’t matter what fundraiser you go to or what cause is out there, somebody and everybody steps up and helps, and makes life better for those in need,” said Maggi Daane, 2020 Celebrate Philanthropy honoree. “To anyone who is looking to volunteer, my message is find your passion first. Whatever you are passionate about, there is absolutely something in this community that meets that passion. It doesn’t matter if it’s horse therapy, filing in a doctor’s office, or sitting in a surgery waiting room helping the patients and families, there is something for everyone, if you have a calling to volunteer. But first, find your passion!”

THANKS, TOM PARKER “I believe that giving back makes sense. If you are fortunate in your life, it’s not just an obligation, it’s an ingrained part of you.” Tom Parker shared these words with Noozhawk in August of 2020 as he was honored with the Man of the Year Award. Tom has grown up in Santa Barbara, experienced this community's evolution, and recognizes the need for a strong social sector to lift up our most vulnerable. As a businessman and philanthropist, he found himself fortunate

“2020 brought a series of challenges that none of us could have expected," said

enough to create the Hutton Parker Foundation, and is

Dannell Stuart, CFP, Partner, Client Advisor and Chief Client Officer at Mission

providing affordable work spaces for local nonprofits to provide their services to the community. When the

Wealth and 2020 Coffee & Conversations panelist. "While working with clients

pandemic reached Santa Barbara County, Tom did not

at Mission Wealth, we saw big changes in their spending patterns. Clients spent

hesitate to act, working closely with SBF President

less on entertainment, travel, and eating out, but more on home improvement

& CEO, Jackie Carrera and Steve Ortiz, Executive

projects and charitable giving. Fortunately, clients were able to donate more

Director of United Way of Santa Barbara, to establish the COVID-19 Joint Response Effort, a countywide

than ever to nonprofits. Obviously the need was greater than ever before as

collaborative that has grown to 36 members. The

well. We were happy to be able to help facilitate greater charitable giving in our

funders' collaborative has provided over $38 million

community during the pandemic.”

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FINANCIAL REPORT

2020 FINANCIALS

As of and for the year ended December 31, 2020

Financials as of and for the year ending on December 31, 2020. At the close of the year, the Santa Barbara

SBF's Balance Sheet*

Foundation, along with donors, gave $31 million in grants (community investments), received $36

Assets Cash and Equivalents Prepaid Expenses and Deposits Investments Property and Equipment, Net Receivables Beneficial Interest in Trusts Total Assets

million in contributions, and had $514 million in assets. Community investments include SBF's strategic priorities that focus on support for vulnerable populations and working families. Below is a breakdown of the total $31 million community investments by SBF funding categories (left) and discretionary & non-discretionary funds (right).

$1,396,000

$4,192,000

OTHER COMMUNITY SUPPORT

ARTS, CULTURE, & HUMANITIES

$2,901,000

2020 COMMUNITY INVESTMENTS BY DISCRETIONARY & NON-DISCRETIONARY

PUBLIC SOCIETAL BENEFIT

$5,773,000

$7,381,000

HUMAN SERVICES

4%

14%

19%

9%

2020 COMMUNITY INVESTMENTS BY SBF FUNDING CATEGORIES

13%

24%

2020 NON-DISCRETIONARY INVESTMENTS FROM SBF

77%

2020 COMMUNITY INVESTMENTS

23%

17% $7,232,000

$3,973,000

2020 DISCRETIONARY INVESTMENTS FROM SBF

ENVIRONMENT & ANIMALS

$5,430,000

FUNDING CATEGORIES BELOW

8%

77% 49%

21.5%

12%

$26,000

.5%

9% $434,000 CHILD CARE

$493,000

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH

HOUSING & SHELTER

*DATA & FINANCIALS IN THE SBF 2020 ANNUAL REPORT ARE UNAUDITED.

$1,161,000

FOOD SYSTEMS

HEALTH CARE

COVID-19 Response Grants COVID-19 JOINT RESPONSE GRANTS

41 Grant Cycles

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194

Nonprofits

$3,546,000 Total Dollars Awarded

Total Liabilities and Net Assets

$

29,865,000

$ $

338,303,000 146,402,000 484,705,000

$

514,570,000

With Donor Restrictions 255,000 $ 255,000 $

Total 36,022,000 (3,966,000) 32,056,000

(2,277,000) $ (2,409,000) (4,686,000) $

6,633,000 $ 6,633,000 $

4,356,000 (2,409,000) 1,947,000

- $ 97,000 (2,974,000) 24,238,000 $

3,566,000 $ 2,974,000 13,428,000 $

3,566,000 97,000 37,666,000

SBF's Income Statement* Revenue, Gains and Other Support Contributions Less: Agency Fundholder Contributions Total Contributions

Without Donor Restrictions $ 35,767,000 $ (3,966,000) $ 31,801,000 $

Investment Income Less: Agency Fund Investment Total Investment Income

$

Change in Value of Split-Interest Agreements Other Income Reclassifications and Releases from Restriction Total Revenue, Gains and Other Support

$

$

$

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

$656,000

$2,660,000

$

40,893,000 162,000 325,086,000 13,820,000 52,007,000 82,602,000 514,570,000

$23,814,000

EDUCATION

$31,046,000

$

Liabilities and Net Assets Total Liabilities Net Assets Without Donor Restrictions With Donor Restrictions Total Net Assets

COVID-19 Response Grants were funded through the Community Disaster Relief Fund with support from the COVID-19 Joint Response Effort. In 2020, 41 grant cycles produced $3.5 million dollars in support to 194 nonprofit agencies.

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Expenses Grants, Net of Rescinds Less: Grants on behalf of Agency Fundholders Total Grants, Net of Rescinds Grantmaking and Direct Program Program Services Administrative and Fund Management Philanthropic Services Total Expenses Change in Net Assets Net Assets, January 1 Net Assets, December 31

$ $ $

$ $ $

31,046,000 $ (5,347,000) 25,699,000 $ 3,414,000 29,113,000 $ 2,531,000 1,508,000 33,152,000 $ (8,914,000) $ 347,217,000 338,303,000 $

-

$

$

31,046,000 (5,347,000) 25,699,000 3,414,000 29,113,000 2,531,000 1,508,000 33,152,000

13,428,000 $ 132,974,000 146,402,000 $

4,514,000 480,191,000 484,705,000

$ $

*The numbers above are preliminary and are subject to change upon audit. The final audited numbers will be available later in 2021 at sbfoundation.org.

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2020 DONORS & FUNDS Thank you to our donors, listed below, who share our love of community and have made gifts to one of SBF’s discretionary funds. We are grateful for these gifts, as they allow SBF to effectively address Santa Barbara County’s toughest challenges and meet critical needs with flexible, relevant support. Your gifts empower our community experts to invest strategically in our region, and we thank you. Funds at SBF are listed on page 20. $100,000 + Anonymous+ Baron & Budd Charitable Foundation Cavalletto Charities The Center for Living Peace Foundation Georgia Lee Funsten Revocable Trust Hutton Parker Foundation Tony and Kyra Rogers Foundation Towbes Foundation UniHealth Foundation Zegar Family Foundation

$50,000 - $99,999 Anonymous+ Bentson Foundation James S. Bower Foundation Brittingham Family Foundation The California Wellness Foundation City of Goleta Craig Hawker and Athena Philippides Solomon and Cleo Hill League of California Community Foundations Linked Foundation Fred and Joyce Lukas Manitou Foundation Henry E. & Lola Monroe Foundation Mosher Foundation Jane C Rieffel Charitable Trust Sarah and Ryan Muzzy The Robinson Foundation

$25,000 - $49,999 Dean and Darcy Christal Ann Jackson Family Foundation Palmer and Susan Jackson Nancy Potter Southern California Edison Vincent E. Stock and Frances P. Stock CRUT Ventura County Community Foundation

$10,000 - $24,999 David and Lyn Anderson Anonymous+ B. P. Moser Trust Timothy and Virginia Bliss William Burke and Nancy Bell Coe Stephanie and John Connaughton Suzanne Duca Lindsey Duca Pierce Dunn and Barbara Hoyt Martin Gore Hazen Family Foundation Hillman Family Foundations Caroline Kindrish

The Lehrer Family Charitable Fund John Lewis and Carrie Towbes Montecito Firefighters Charitable Foundation Peter and Patricia Morris The Murphy Foundation Pacific Gas and Electric Company Ashley Parker Sandy and Heloise Power Lisa Rinen Russell and Sharon Rumberger Daniel A. & Edna J. Sattler Beneficial Trust Ken and Jo Saxon Maryan Schall Sandy Schoolfield and Jon Kechejian John Weymouth Dale Zurawski and Geoff Slaff

$5,000 - $9,999 Aera Energy LLC B & B Foundation Leslie and Ashish Bhutani Adam Feild Vasanti and Joel Fithian Pamela Gann and David Hardee Robert and Beverly Gowing Jonathan and Kristina Grunzweig Nancy Gunzberg Benjamin and Ruth Hammett Investment Group of Santa Barbara Gina Jannotta Marilyn Jenkins Hank and Maricela Mitchel Mark and Cathy Moseley Lisa Nordquist Susan and Tom Richards Ginger Salazar and Brett Matthews Janis Salin Missy and Chuck Sheldon Nancy and Mike Sheldon Gary Simpson Steele Family Foundation Tracy and Bruce Stouffer Christopher Toomey Nancy Vidoni Dana White Mary and Robert Widiner Michael and Laura Wiley Lacey and John Williams Laura and Geofrey Wyatt

$1,000 - $4,999 Diane and Kieran Adam Phil and Cindy Alvarado American Online Giving Foundation Anonymous+ Judy and Leon Bartholomew Bartlett, Pringle & Wolf, LLP Mary Becke Donald and Susan Bennett Shirley Boydstun

Ruth H Brown Foundation Peter and Suzanne Brown Linda Burrows George Burtness John Carbon and Louise Clarke Jackie and David Carrera Claude and Susan Case Ms. Louise T. Casey Peter Castellanos and Danyel Dean Anne-Marie and Grant Castleberg Catherine Cavaletto Robin and Reid Cederlof Alec and Cindy Chambers Charter Brokerage & Investment Company John and Marcia Cohen Danchuk Charitable Fund Gwen and Roger Dawson Randall Day and Bill Hurbaugh Susan and Jim Deacon Ernest and Joan DeGasparis Barbara Delaune Warren Elizabeth Denison Diane Dodds Jeffrey and Anne Donahue Daniel Dubinsky Mil and Bill Duncan Katherine and Thomas Dunlap Laurie Eusey and Paul Deal Donald and Carole Eversoll Dennis Forster and Cynder Sinclair Judy and Erik Frost Geoffrey and Roxanne Gaggs Ron and Andrea Gallo Robert and Kelley Giffin Howard and Nancy Gilmore Mitch Glanz and Gayle Abramson Peter and Elizabeth Gray Tricia Green Donald Green Susan and Gary Gulbransen Jane and Norm Habermann Madeline Hanrahan Joe and Beverly Hardin Bob and Vicki Hazard Dana and Richard Healy Lee Heller Diane Hester Steve and Patsy Hicks William Howard and Cindy Pitzer Kim Hunter Jackie Inskeep Angel and Lisa Iscovich Palmer and Joan Jackson Charles Jackson and Mary Thieleke Jackson Jim and Chana Jackson Robert and Joan Jacobs Ken and Francie Jewesson Trish and Steve Jordan Karl Storz June and William Kistler Christopher Kleveland and Patricia Aoyama John Koelsch Randy and Whitney Kopf John and Janet Kruger

Phil and LeeAnne Kryder Edwin and Marcia Lenvik Laurel Leone Pamela and Daniel Macal Thad and Laurie MacMillan Bill and Nyna Mahan The Malkin Family Robert and Elizabeth Manger Judy and Charlie Markline Gertrude Marsi Kenneth and Carol Masuda Joe and Amy Mathews Alixe and Mark Mattingly Mayer Living Trust Danna McGrew and John Britton Karen McKernan Harry and Jacqueline McMahon Gregory and Doris McPhee Warren P. Miller Revocable Trust Chris and Mireille Mills Janet and Paul Mocker Craig and Denise Montell Jim and Mary Morouse Roger and Almeda Morrison John and Christine Morrisset Amelia H. Mullaney Carolyn and Liam Murphy Jen and Eddie Murray Bob and Lynn Nakasone Brenda Nancarrow Ron and Mary Nanning Dave Nelson and Linda Burns Gary and Anna Nett Network for Good Jeni and Jerry Olivera Deji Olukotun Ernesto Paredes Cathy Hagen Pepe and Steve Pepe Michael and Aleisa Pfau Primus Labs Ted Rhodes and Joan Pascal John and Judy Ritchie Gary and Leslie Robinson Justine Roddick and Christina Schlieske R. W. Zant Co. Niki Sandoval and John Gustafsson Sheldon and Alice Sanov Santa Barbara Rotary Charitable Foundation Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians Foundation Steve Schaefer and Debra Brandon Carol Schwyzer John Seigel-Boettner Howard and Carol Simon James and Marian Slater Mary Smith Trudy Smith David and Carolyn Spainhour St. Mark's-in-the-Valley Episcopal Church Ann Steinmetz Prudence and Robert Sternin Nancy Stewart Robert Stovicek Carl and Nola Stucky Greg Tebbe Linda Tedsen Grace Thomas Robert Torian and Carol Sawyer Anne Towbes Evie and Matt Walla Nicholas and Patricia Weber Whole Foods Anne Widmark Larry Williams Robin and Caroline Woods George and Judy Writer Phil and Carolyn Wyatt Michael and Joanne Young Hilda Zacarias Roberta and Ken Ziegler Zohar Ziv

*COMMINITY CHAMPIONS ARE BOLD.

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2020 ANNUAL REPORT

$1 - $999 Scott Ackerman Susan and David Alvarado Antonio Alvarez J Theodore and Louise Anagnoson Anonymous+ Jean Archer Valgerður Árnadóttir Hardy Steven and Marilyn Bachman Diane Baskin Richard and Melanie Baum Robert and Esther Baum Jay Beckerman Adrian Bellomo William Below and Hsui-zu Ho Donald and Terri Bennett Carla Berkowitz Burt and Judith Bernstein Larry and Jamie Bickford Melinda Bingham and James Comiskey Adam Birnbaum Tom and Joan Bolton Diana and Ray Boltz Boone Graphics Jorgia Bordofsky Lucille Boss Ken and Sandra Boyd Sue and Wymond Bradbury Maggie and Gary Bradley Lester Breeze Craig Brenner Marilynn Brewer Paul and Deborah Broeker Conor Brown Jennifer Bruell Patty and Bob Bryant John and Sheela Buckley Tim Buckley Roger and Sandra Bunch Karen and Charley Burgett John and Sue Burk Stanley Bursten Bill Burtness Thomas Bush and Grace Sanchez Jan and Randy Campbell Jack Canfield Lois Capps James Carbone Betsy Carlson Bob and Judith Carpenter Pamela and David Caswell Maria Caudillo Elaine and Jose Ceja Carolyn Chandler David and Chris Chernof Charles Chester Richard and June Christensen Michael and Jean Cochran Nancy and Mark Cohen Carole Ann Cole Paul and Tina Collins Ashley Cooley Donna Coolidge Janet Corcoran Linda and Mike Cordero Foster and Margaret Corwith Lisa Couch Geoffrey and Kimberly Crane Craviotto Brothers Enterprises #1 Jim Craviotto William and Kathleen Crevier Helen Curhan George and Nancy Curry Richard Cutner and Anne Aziz Sheila and Jim Davidson Russell Denea and Louise Harris Shirley Dettmann Joan Dewberry Nick Dietzen Elisabeth Douglass David and Ann Dwelley Lanny Ebenstein Aaron Edelheit Edward & Sons Trading Company, Inc. Jettie Edwards Amr El Abbadi and Janet Head Amy Esau

Claire Estes Nancy Even and Joel Ohlgren Lendon and Marlou Everson Gail Fairburn Lisabeth Feinstein Joe Ferreira Brian and Jill Findlay James Fischer Regina Fletcher Joannette and Donald Fong Patty and J. William Forgie Rory Forster Richard and Dolores Fortune Frank and Tiffany Foster Monica and Jeffrey Fried Mark and Stephanie Fugate Donald and Susan Fuhrer Dennis and Setsuko Furuike Betty Fussell Muriel Gade Tish Gainey and Charles Roehm Paul Gawronik David Gersh Lois Gigstead Michael Glassow and Anabel Ford GlobalGiving Foundation Barbara Godley The Godley Family Trust Annette Goena Petra Gomez Kenneth Gould Randall Greer and Jana Waring Greer Geoffrey Grow Owen and Laurie Guitteau Hope Hahn Suzanne and Frank Hajnik Peggy Hamilton Lorraine Hansen Larry and Marilyn Hansen Sean Harrington James and Mary Jo Hartle Stan and Betty Hatch Marianne Hayes Fred and Patricia Heidner Mary Ann Helman David Hodges and Laurel Lyle Thomas and Jody Holehouse Terry and Jane Honikman Cody Howen Janice Hubbell Frank and Daniele Huerta Arthur Hunot Robert and Melody Hunt Edward Huntington Bill Hurst Karl and Nancy Hutterer Wendy and Simon Ibsen Island View Outfitters Kristen Jacoby and Nicole Clark Dow Jarvis Cheri Jasinski George Job Jessica Jobaris Sandra and Gary Johnson Paula Johnson Stewart and Jeanne Johnston Donna Jones David Jones Alison Jordan Wilhelm Kapp Karl and Patricia Kassity Mike Kauffman Louise and Bruce Keeler Janice Keller Lisa Kelly Richard and Susan Kelty Kalai Kennedy John and Mary Ellen Kestel Jordan Killebrew and York Shingle Laszlo and Antoinette Kiraly Penny and Joe Knowles Deborah Kruse Armand Kuris and Bari Ramoy Patricia Lambert and Frederick Dahlquist James and Elinor Langer Van Latham Amelia Laurenson-Dallenbach Monica Lenches

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Ilan and Barbara Levi Susan Levine Razel Levine-Campbell Lori Lewis Albert and Barbara Lindemann Live Oak Unitarian Universalist Congregation Sheila Lodge Nancy Lonshein Jennifer Love Delores and Jerry Luis Bruce Luyendyk Steve and Cindy Lyons Amber Macbeth Claire Magee Amanda Magnuson Pam Maines John and Sally Mandle Cynthia Manzer William and Carole Marks Barbara and Ernest Marx Arjun and Hilary McAvoy David McClure McCune Foundation Madeline McDowell Jennifer McGovern Tracy McGregor Bob and Lindy McLean Arthur and Carolyn Merovick Janet Millar Sandy Miller Thomas and Steffnie Molley Robert Monk Helga and David Morris Chris Mullins Nick Munday Tim Murphy Mrs. Raymond King Myerson Brittany Napier Elizabeth Newman-Smith Dana Newquist and Andrea Eltinge Elaine Nicol Joyce Niland Mead and Elizabeth Northrop Thomas and Kathryn Ochsner Ellen OConnor Kathleen O'Leary One4All Charitable Fund Virginia Ortega Robert and Terri Jo Ortega Karen Ortiz Beatrice Oshika Mrs. Charles R. Otey Judith Otten Sylvia Palacios Darrel and Jolene Parker Glendon and Laura-Lee Parks Pauline Paulin Rex Pay Pay Pal Giving Fund Laurence Pearson and Carol Hawkins Lanette Perry Susan Petrovich Steven Phillips and Jennifer Frazer Marnie and Steve Pinsker Margaret Porter Ontiveros Alex and Julie Posada Spencer Price Katya Armistead and Tim Pritchard Amy Ramos and Thomas Mates Mike and Carrie Randolph David and Roseanne Rapoza Joanne and F. Brian Rapp Madhusudhana Reddy Albert Reid Jacqueline and Scott Reid Roswitha Reid Stewart Reid Dwight Reynolds Donald and Alita Rhodes Sandra Ricca Joann Ricci Robert K Richards John and Muriel Ridland Pamela and George Risher Barbara Robertson and David Meldrum-Taylor Thorn and Linda Robertson Kathleen Robledo

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Shirley and Kilburn Roby Chris Roderick Bob Roe and Susan Sheller Margaret and Nathan Rogers Pamela Romani Mary and John Romo Donald and Catherine Rowland Allan Saddi Naazli Sado Steven Saftig Jessica Sanchez Richard and Rosemary Sanders Joan Sanger John and Cynthia Sanger Doris and Robert Schaffer Mrs. C.W. Schlosser Christiane Schlumberger and Tony Allina Amy and Nicholas Schneider Peter Schuyler and Lisa Stratton Etheldra Scoggin Duane and Sheryn Sears Kay Sellers Samantha Sennett Brandon Shahim Harriet Sharp Tom Sheil Eileen Sheridan and Roger Wilde Richard and Suzanne Shiffrar Candace and David Short Vince and Angela Siefe Stephen Singleton Marvin and Joan Skogebo Chuck and Stephanie Slosser Mary Solis Tracey Solomon Julie and Gregory Sorenson Lynne Sprecher Stars Inc. Greg Stathakis Jeremy and Jennifer Stein Martin Stevenson Debra Stewart Heidi Stilwell Cynthia and Michael Stohl Gordon Stoppel Erica Storm Anthony and Angela Stornetta Stephen and Nancy Straight Pamela Strobel Michael and Cheryl Takahara Ines Talamantez Julia Tang Fueled Team Melinda Thomas Robert and Carol Thompson Gregory and Christine Thorpe Robin and Bruce Tiffney Helen Tomkins John Tormey Karen Trapp Wendy Trimble Inge and Bob Uphoff Deanna Vallejo MaryAnn and William Veroski Bill and Julie Villa Daniel and Danielle Villalpando Gene and Debbie Waller Sam Waterstone Craig Weisman Alan Weiss and Cheryl Smith Lori Weitz Arthur Westerfield Nicholas Wheeler Phil and Sally Wilcox David and Jean Willett Judith Willis Mrs. Irwin Winer Bruce and Jean Wollenberg Women's Fund North County Lisa and Glen Wysel Wendy Yager The Yager Living Trust David Yager Beth Yeager Lan Yee YourCause, LLC Trustee for eBay Foundation Allan and Beverly Zukor

FUNDS AT SBF AGENCY ENDOWMENT FUNDS Angels Foster Care of Santa Barbara Fund Buellton Library Endowment CAC Endowment Fund Carpinteria Rotary Charitable Foundation Charlotte's Web Children's Library Endowment CSSA Endowment Fund Domestic Violence Solutions Fund Faith Lutheran Church Endowment Fund Foodbank SBC Fund Friends of Los Banos Del Mar Pool General Libraries Endowment Girls Incorporated of Carpinteria Endowment Fund Good Samaritan FG Good Samaritan FI Good Samaritan Shelter Endowment Fund Good Samaritan Shelter SRI Grants Fund of the Santa Maria Arts Council Guadalupe-Nipomo Dunes Center Endowment Fund Ian M. Hassett Foundation Jim Stanley Memorial Endowment Las Positas Tennis Center Legacy Fund of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church of Ojai Lions Sight and Hearing Center Lobero Theatre Endowment Fund Lompoc Library Endowment Meals on Wheels Santa Maria Valley Montecito Retirement Association Morning Rotary of Carpinteria Charitable Foundation, Inc. New Directions Endowment Northern Santa Barbara County United Way Endowment Fund Orcutt Children's Arts Foundation, Inc. Endowment Partners in Education Computers for Families Fund Peggy Bergmann PYFC Endowment Fund People for Leisure and Youth Fund Pilgrim Terrace Co-Op Homes Rotary Club of Santa Barbara Sunrise Charitable Foundation Santa Barbara Choral Society Endowment Fund Santa Barbara Choral Society-FG Santa Barbara Courthouse Legacy Foundation Santa Barbara Education Foundation Fund Santa Barbara Meals on Wheels, Inc. Endowment Fund Santa Barbara Vintners' Fund Santa Maria Boys & Girls Club Foundation Endowment Fund Santa Maria Breakfast Rotary Foundation (Growth) Santa Maria Breakfast Rotary Foundation (Income) Santa Maria Valley Humane Society Endowment Fund Santa Maria Valley YMCA Foundation Fund Santa Maria Valley YMCA Fund - GenSpan Santa Ynez Valley Humane Society Endowment Fund Smooth Inc.- Focus Growth Smooth Inc.- Focus Income SMYMCA Growth Fund SMYMCA Income Fund Social Justice Fund for Ventura County Fund Storyteller's Managed Equity

SANTA BARBARA FOUNDATION

Portfolio Fund Student Art Fund SYVTRP Endowment The Hancock Promise Endowment Therapy Dogs of Santa Barbara Unity Shoppe Endowment Fund Village Library Endowment VTC Enterprises Charitable Fund Wildling Museum Endowment Women's Fund of Santa Barbara Agency Endowment

DONOR ADVISED FUNDS A.A. Alexander Fund Ackerman Family Fund Adams Family Fund Aera Energy Fund Ainsley Family Fund Aizenstat/Hansen Family Fund Allen Fund Anapamu Fund Animal Rescue Fund of Santa Barbara Anonymous+ AOK Fund Artemisia Fund Barbara and Ernest Marx Fund Barbara Bradley Fund Barbara Delaune Warren Fund Barbara Kessel Fund Barry and Norris Goss Fund Benham Family Fund Betty Bennet Gordon Fund Blythewood Family Trust Fund Brad N. Baker and Sharlene Shipman Baker Fund Brasch and Nanning Family Fund Brett and Danielle White Donor Advised Fund Browne Family Fund Burnham Family Fund Campbell Family Fund Carlin Dunne Foundation Carolyn and Liam Murphy Family Fund Carrera Family Fund Carter Fund Case Family Charitable Fund Chirman Family Fund Cielito Fund Clarity Ventures Charitable Fund Cleo and Sol Hill Fund Connor O'Keefe Fund Cox Charities Foundation Deborah & Ken Pontifex Fund Dee and Steve Jones Fund Dellanina Family Trust Fund Demboski & Chapman Financial and Insurance Solutions Fund Diane and Don Jackson Fund Diane and Kieran Adam Fund Diane Hester and Ray Hester Fund Don and Susan Bennett Family Fund Dorothea B. Hawes Family Fund Dr. Howard R. Bierman and Anthony (Andy) Granatelli Fund Dr. Peter L. Morris Endowed Fund Duca Project 44 SBF Ed Graper Fund Education, Youth and Community Fund Elizabeth & Hugh Ralston Charitable Fund Erik Gregersen Family Fund Esperanza del Corazon Fund ESPERANZA: Prof. Antonio R. & Margarita O. Molina Charitable Fund Eternal Investments Fund Evenden Family Fund Figueroa Fund Forrest and Priscilla Mori Fund Fox Family Fund Frank and Joseph Gila Fund Gainey Family Fund Gallo Family Fund Garland & Brenda Reiter Family Foundation Fund Gary and Susan Miles Gulbransen Family Fund Gertman Family Fund Gilliriemaland Foundation

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Glen Henry Mitchel FI Grateful Adam Fund Gretchen and Marshall Milligan Fund Griffin Saxon Fund Grunzweig Family Fund Gwen Taylor Dawson Fund Haight Family Fund Hilary Peattie Fund Himovitz Family Fund Hollis Norris Endowed Fund Honikman Family Fund Hope Saxon Fund Howard and Nancy Mel Fund Ilan M. and Barbara G. Levi Fund Jack and Gretchen Norqual Foundation Jack Perrin Foundation Jacobs Family Fund Jacqueline & Adrien Abbud James M. & Marian F. Slater Jannotta Family Fund Jason & Priscilla Gaines Family Foundation Jerry & Jackie Inskeep Fund JMK Fund Joan and Roger Craton Donor Advised Fund Joel F. & Alice Bliss Studebaker Fund John A. Moseley Fund Judith Stapelmann Fund Judy & Frank Ghezzi Fund Judy and Leon Bartholomew Family Fund Julie L. Capritto Fund Katherine Harvey Fellows Endowment Fund Kathryn and Larkin McCormack Fund Keaney-Wright Fund KEF Fund Ken and Jo Saxon Fund Kent and Lauren Burton, Trustees of K&L Burton Family Trust Kiefer-Roberts Family Fund Kirby Foundation Fund (in Memory of Bob Kirby) Knowles Family Fund La Centra-Sumerlin DAF Let There Be Light Fund Lewis-Towbes Family Fund Linda Seltzer Yawitz Fund Loon Point Donor Advised Fund Loon Point Fund Lucent Wealth Charitable Fund Lucky Fund Lynn Gamble and Glenn Russell Family Fund MacMurray Family Fund Margaret L. Rhodes Fund Margaret Waller Fund Marjorie Kenyon Fund Mary G. Miranda Fund for Youth Mary Smith Fund Marylinn Green Family Fund Michael and Diane Wondolowski Fund Michael and JoAnne Meade Young Fund Michael and Nancy Martz Fund Michael Towbes Fund Michelle Falvey Memorial Fund Mitchel Family Fund MKCE Sheldon Family Fund Moody Family Fund Moody Family Fund SRI Morouse Family Fund Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Gowing Fund Mr. & Mrs. William W. Drewry Fund Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Ziegler Fund Mr. and Mrs. William H. Kistler Fund Mr. James R. Warren Fund Mr. John DeGroot Fund Mr. Larry Schnur Fund Mr. Palmer G. Jackson, Jr. Fund Mrs. Carolyn D. Thresher Fund Mrs. Mary Louise Gee Fund Mrs. Raymond King Myerson Fund Nancy Even and Joel Ohlgren Fund Nancy Gunzberg Fund Natalie Orfalea Foundation Nicholas and Patricia Weber Fund Nick Johnson Memorial Athletic Fund

Nina C. Vegari Family Fund Odell Family Charitable Fund Patricia M. Gainey (Tish Gainey) Fund Paul & Mary Genis Fund Peter & Linda Beuret Fund Peter Karoff Endowment for Poetry in Santa Barbara Pittman and Strickfaden Family Fund Play It Forward Fund Plumer Family Fund Polly & David Van Horne Fund Poomer Fund for Anne Smith Towbes Posada Family Fund Power Family Fund Power Lead Trust Fund Priscilla and Daniel Ng Family Fund Rafe Sagarin Fund for Innovative Ecology Rieffel Charitable Fund Rio’s Promise Fund Robert Duncan Economics History Fund Robert H. and Inge M. Uphoff Fund Robin Hill Cederlof Fund Romo Family Fund Rosalyn Thelma Lourean Cliff Real Tender Loving Care Rowland Family Fund Ryan & Sarah Muzzy Family Fund Ryan Taylor College Readiness Fund Saggy Ave Santa Barbara Associates Fund Save Your Stuff Humanitarian Fund Scalapino Family Fund Schall Family Donor Advised Fund Schlosser Family Fund Schoolfield/Kechejian Family Fund Senior Programs of Santa Barbara (CAF) SFT Charitable Fund Sheldon Charitable Fund Shepard Family Trust Sherwin Family Fund Silvio D. DiLoreto Fund Skinner Family Fund Skinner Social Impact Fund SOCKES (Student Opportunity for Catholic Knowledge and Education Scholarship) Fund Sonos Foundation Starfish Housing Committee Fund Stephen M. & Patricia D. Hicks Fund Sternin Family Fund Steve and Cindy Lyons Fund Steve and Suzanne Weintraub Fund Steven L. Karan Fund Swan Creek Fund Sycamore Fund Ted Rhodes and Joan Pascal Fund Terry and Sally Eagle Fund The Beatrice B. Hamlin The Brooktree Fund The CWP Fund The Eusey/Deal Fund The Fess Parker Family Fund The Jim Ryerson Environmental Foundation Fund The Lion and the Rose Fund The Moseley Family Fund The Randolph and Patricia Scott Family Fund The RBK Fund The Robert & Linda Badal Charitable Fund The Wang Fund

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The Zimmer Fund Thomas Paine Fund Tim and Louise Casey Family Fund Timothy K. and Virginia A. Bliss Fund Tisha Weber Ford Family Fund Topworks Vista Fund Walker Family Fund Walter J. and Holly O. Thomson Fund Weller Charitable Fund Wilde/Sheridan Fund Willfong-Singh Family Fund William P Neil Fund Endowed William P Neil Fund Focus Growth Wright Family Fund Yager Donor Advised Fund Yulun and Susan Wang Fund Yzurdiaga Family Fund Zannon Family Foundation Zurawski Slaff Family Fund

DONOR DESIGNATED FUNDS Alfred and Rosalind Perlman Trust Fund Breitling College Visit Scholarship Fund C. William Schlosser Fund Carpinteria Junior Lifeguards Charles W. & Margaret F. Morrice Fund Christopher Carroll Fund Clifford and Bernadette Silliman Family Trust Computers for Families Fund (SBF) Curletti Family Fund Dr John LaPuma Eco Medicine and Nature Fund Edward Robert Doty Fund Ethel V. Dieterich Fund F.M. Kauffman Fund George and Marlene Riemer Fund for Cottage Hospital George and Marlene Riemer Fund for Hillside House George and Marlene Riemer Fund for the Santa Barbara Rescue Mission Holderman Endowment for La Patera School Fund John & Peggy Maximus Fund for Music Academy of the West John & Peggy Maximus Fund for Santa Barbara Museum of Art John & Peggy Maximus Fund for Santa Barbara Public Library John & Peggy Maximus Fund for SB Museum of Natural History Lobero Theatre Foundation Operating Endowed Fund Maurice L. and Florence Pfeiler Boyd Fund Mercedes L. Gutierrez Fund Preston and Sterling Morton Fund Rodney C. Bond Electric Education Scholarship Designated Fund Santa Barbara Flag Project Endowment Fund Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History Endowed Fund SB Choral Society Artist Support Fund Science Endowment Fund Sophia Morton Fund St. Andrew's Neighborhood Clinic Support Fund The Endowment for Youth Committee Fund Thomas E. Hugunin and Elenore H. Hugunin Endowment Fund William S. Gill Scholarship Fund Winona Fund for Community Arts Music Association Fund Yvonne Dibblee Donohoe Fund

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FIELD OF INTEREST FUNDS

TRANSITIONS AT SBF

2020 Census

Our team and our organizational culture are essential to the efficiency

Access Theatre Endowment Fund Anette La Hough Fund Ava P. Richards Fund Ballentine Fund Barbara J. Wright & Phyllis E. Zimmerman Scholarship Fund Barbara L. Heimlich Fund Birnam Wood Helping Hands Fund Business Community Partners Fund Caregivers Innovation Fund Carlin Dunne Foundation FOI Clifford and Bernadette Silliman Family Trust FOI Community Disaster Relief Fund David E. Maccianti Memorial Scholarship Fund Edica Mary Uccello Scholarship Fund Emily Lawrence Newton Fund Energy Partners Fund George H. and Olive J. Griffiths Memorial Scholarship Fund Gilbert V. Hamilton Fund (for seniors) Gilbert V. Hamilton Fund (for student aid) Global Neighborhood Fund Grace Fisher Foundation Fund Gwendolyn M. Floro Fund Harold R. Schwalenberg Memorial Fund Fund for Conservation and Environment Hollis Norris Endowed Isabel Hayden Bartolome Student Loan Fund Jake Gimbel Trust John & Peggy Maximus Fund for Foster Care Students Fund Lillian B. Smith Student Aid Fund Louise F. Mollath Fund Madeline Verga Schroll Fund Marianne and Stacy Cocks Endowed Fund Marianne and Stacy Cocks Fund Marty Karoff Fund for Social Venture Partners of SB Mary K. and Edith Pillsbury Foundation Fund Max Lynn and Shirley A. Lynn Memorial Fund May Lindgren Fund Mercedes H. Eichholz Health Services Fund Mercedes H. Eichholz Scholarship Fund Mildred G. Federico Fund Norton R. and Maude Ellen Cowden Income Trust Fund Ojai Women's Fund Otis M. Williams & Evelyn Freeman Williams Fund P. Paul and Pauline B. Riparetti Medical Scholarship Fund Patricia Sharpsteen Fund Robert K. and Barbara J. Straus Fund Robert O. Dougan Fund Rubie Burton Fund Ruth and Walter C. Klass Scholarship Fund S. Jordan Family Fund Santa Barbara Better Together Fund Santa Barbara Boys Choir Scholarship Fund Santa Barbara County Veterans Fund Santa Barbara Foundation Conservation and Restoration Fund Shalawa Preserve Maintenance Fund Sherman and Elizabeth Asche Memorial Scholarship Fund Siefe Family Loan Fund Silvio DiLoreto Scholarship Fund Slosser Fund for Nonprofit Collaboration Social Venture Partners Santa Barbara The Cleo Purdy Fund for Early Childhood Education & English Language Proficiency The Nancy and David Potter Scholarship Fund

and impact of our work. The Board of Trustees, early in 2020, conducted a national search for our permanent President & CEO. After reviewing over 90 applicants, the Trustees selected the then Interim President & CEO, Jackie Carrera, to take on the role in April 2020. With Jackie's leadership, the Foundation continues to build a team dedicated to our tradition of improving the quality of life in Santa The Toporeck Family Student Aid Fund Towbes Fund for the Performing Arts Tri-Counties Blood Bank Field of Interest Fund Valley Community Hospital Auxiliary Fund Vow4Mal Westside Youth Initiative Westside Youth Initiative FOI William and Lottie Daniel Childcare Fund William F. Gunnerson Fund Women's Fund of Northern Santa Barbara County Women's Fund of Santa Barbara Zurawski-Slaff Fund

Barbara County. Formerly the Director of Evaluation and Learning at SBF, Rubayi Estes, put her name in the running for the national search for Vice President, Programs and was selected in the summer of 2020. In her role, Rubayi oversees

FISCAL SPONSORSHIPS Academy of Imaginal Arts and Sciences Arts and Culture Fund for Santa Barbara County CBeyondcancer Community Trauma Care Dadstheword Fund Design a Renewable Energy Regulatory Pathway Down Syndrome Association of Santa Barbara County Feed the Valley First 5 Gift of Hope Guadalupe Kids Come First Foundation Healing Justice Santa Barbara Hope Ranch Beautification Fund Hope Ranch Community Fund introNetworks/805Connect Fund Julia Child Fund for the Santa Barbara Culinary Experience Juneteenth Santa Barbara Local Justice Alliance Magoo's Shoes Needs To Foundation One Community Bridge Project OURVOICE Pacifica Graduate Institute Fund Pomegranate Arts Fund Rooted Santa Barbara Sage Associates Fund Santa Barbara County Alliance for Arts Education Santa Barbara County Mask Network Santa Ynez Valley Teen Arts SB Poetry SBsnap School Wellness Council South Coast Fire Response Sustainablefuture.org The Asclepian Foundation of Western Medicine Fund The Eleos Foundation Fund The Hearing Loop Fund The Key Class Fund Vesalius Foundation Vital Santa Barbara Zoomers to Boomers

SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS Highland Santa Barbara Foundation Inc Eric and Kelly Schwartz Charitable Trust

SANTA BARBARA FOUNDATION

2021 TRUSTEES & STAFF

programs, the Collaboration for Social Impact,

2021 TRUSTEES

grantmaking, and data & evaluation. Already

Diane Adam

Cathy Pepe

a six-year veteran of SBF, we are grateful to

Phil Alvarado

James Rogers

have Rubayi continue to make an impact at

Randall Day

Matt Rowe

the Foundation and in our region. Thank you,

Pamela Gann

Susan Richards

Rubayi!

Stephen Hicks

Ginger Salazar

Late in 2020, the Foundation conducted a

Angel Iscovich

Niki Sandoval

nationwide search for a Vice President, Finance

Danna McGrew

Tracy Stouffer

& Administration, and fortunately, Todd

Robert Nakasone

Michael Young

Yuba applied. He joins us from the California Community Foundation in Los Angeles. As part of the senior leadership team, he oversees the Finance and Administration department, which

Ernesto Paredes

2021 STAFF Jonathan Bower

Pedro Paz

human resources, operations, and general

Jenny Bruell

Chloe Rieck

administration. Welcome, Todd - Santa Barbara

Jackie Carrera

Stephanie Roberson

County is lucky to have you!

Sydney Casler

Jessica Sanchez

Maria Caudillo

Tom Sheil

Investments, retired after 23 years of service

Gary Clark

Kara Shoemaker

with the Santa Barbara Foundation at the

Celine Delpoux

Caleb Stumberg

close of 2020. Cheri has been an intergral

Rubayi Estes

Wendy Trimble

asset to the Foundations finance team,

Petra Gomez

Deanna Vallejo

developing strategic investment portfolios for

Jordan Killebrew

Joan Vaughn

our community's benefit. Cheri, thank you for

Denise Lazaro

Evie Walla

Andrea Light

Sam Waterstone

Janet Mocker

Lani Wollschlager

After 20 years of service with the Santa

Nick Munday

Todd Yuba

Barbara Foundation, Kathy Simas retired

Brittany Napier

at the end of 2020. Throughout her career,

Design: Designsmill & Graphics4u

Kathy has advocated tirelessly to impove

Photography: Dean Zatkowsky & David Kafer

includes oversight of finance, investments,

Cheri Savage, our former Director of

your service and dedication to the financial well being of Santa Barbara County!

lives of local veterans, as well as all of North County as our North County Director. Kathy, thank you for your service, being such a force, and amazing community leader!

2020 ANNUAL REPORT

Additional select photos courtesy of the Boys & Girls Club of Mid-Central Coast, Census Complete Count, Foodbank of Santa Barbara County, Girls Rock, Mental Wellness Center, Santa Barbara Better Together, Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara, and United Boys & Girls Clubs of Santa Barbara County.

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Barbara County communities.

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