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Central New Mexico
Community College
Foundation
Funding Futures
This year we embarked on a strategic planning process to
chart our goals through 2015 – a plan that highlighted
mechanisms to help students Get In, Get Through, and Get
Out and find meaningful employment.
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We are excited to share with you the ways that the CNM
Foundation is funding the future for CNM’s students within
our 2010 Annual Report. We extend a heartfelt thank
you for your support of CNM and your belief in the many
students whose futures you are helping fund.
The CNM Foundation is
committed to the principle
that no student should be
denied the opportunity for
an education or vocational
training due solely to a
lack of financial resources.
CNM Foundation Mission
DREAM
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The Changing Lives, Building Community Fund provides the CNM Foundation the capacity to
support the College and the educational dreams of 30,000 students in central New Mexico.
Because of this corporate recognition program, the Foundation is able to avoid charging
administrative costs to individual donations and grant requests.
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The Changing Lives, Building Community Fund directly supports the Foundation’s mission
to provide the extra assistance necessary for the citizens of CNM’s service area to obtain the
quality educational opportunities they deserve. We are grateful to the following partners who
generously support the Changing Lives, Building Community Fund:
E x c e l l e n c e L e v e l Par t n e r s
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I n n o v a t e L e v e l Par t n e r s
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Changing
Lives,
Building
Community
Fund
S e r v ic e L e v e l Par t n e r s
The new Student Resource Center at
CNM’s Main Campus was designed to meet
Leadership in Energy and Environmental
Design Silver certification and has become a
new hub of student support.
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Dear CNM Foundation Supporters,
First, I want to express my tremendous appreciation for the CNM
Foundation and all of the admirable donors and Foundation Board
members who enrich our community by choosing to support the
success of CNM students. Your amazing support of our students goes
such a long way in improving the quality of life in our community.
Over the past year, the CNM Foundation and its supporters have been
instrumental in helping advance the mission of our college during
a unique period in CNM’s history. The college has been significantly
challenged by three straight years of state-mandated budget cuts, while
at the same time striving to meet the needs of our record enrollment
growth. Despite the difficult economic times, the CNM Foundation has
continued to generate support for the critical role CNM plays in the
recovery of our economy and in the lives of our 30,000 students.
In late 2010, the CNM Foundation and all of its supporters rallied to
support CNM in a campaign to pass the $70 million CNM Local Bond
issue in a critical election for the college. The bond passed in early
2011 with 65 percent of voters in favor, proving once again that our
community believes strongly in the importance of supporting CNM. The
$70 million bond will be used for a variety of renovation projects that
will improve learning environments in classrooms, improve the college’s
energy efficiency and provide some much-needed facility upgrades to
CNM’s aging infrastructure.
In the past year, the CNM Foundation also strengthened its partnerships
with prominent national foundations, providing CNM the opportunity
to tackle several of the most critical issues facing higher education
funding: student graduation and retention rates. The strategic support
from national foundations will help CNM continue to focus on
increasing the success rates of our students.
CNM Governing Board Members
(as of June 2010)
Robert P. Matteucci, Chair
Penelope S. Holbrook, Vice Chair
Dr. John Mondragon, Secretary
Mike DeWitte
Blair L. Kaufman
Deborah Moore
Carmie Lynn Toulouse
Of course, the great reputations and leadership qualities of our CNM
Foundation Board members contributed significantly to the success of
the CNM Foundation over the past year, and in turn, to the success of
our college.
To our Foundation Board members, our CNM Foundation staff and
everyone who generously donates to the CNM Foundation, thank you
so much for your support of our college and the importance of making
higher education accessible to everybody in our community. Thanks for
everything you do to help advance CNM’s Vision of “Changing Lives,
Building Community.”
Sincerely,
Dr. Katharine W. Winograd
CNM President
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Last summer, a national initiative was introduced to once again make our country a
leader in college graduates by the year 2020. The main focus was to make college
affordable by strengthening our community colleges. In a July 12, 2010, Op-ed in the
Washington Post, President Obama announced the beginning of this education-focused
domestic policy initiative rollout stating that “in an economy where jobs requiring at least
an associate’s degree are projected to grow twice as fast as jobs requiring no college
experience, it’s never been more essential to continue education and training after high
school.” To this end, the CNM Foundation began the year with some simple questions,
“How should the CNM Foundation be supporting the College in the coming years?
How do we build capacity to support students and continue to elevate CNM as a leader
in workforce and economic development given the opportunities for support?” These
questions led to a strategic planning process that mapped the direction and desired
outcomes for the CNM Foundation’s next five years. The planning process was guided by
our current foundation board members and incorporated voices from the past twenty years
who have had significant impact on the success of the CNM Foundation. Through this
process, we reaffirmed our commitment to the Foundation’s mission and to the College’s
strategic directions.
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Dear Friends of the CNM Foundation,
The resulting plan charts the course for the CNM Foundation’s efforts from 2010 to 2015
based on five strategic fundraising goals:
Foundation Staff
Lisa McCulloch, Executive Director
Anna Sanchez, Director of
Development and Alumni Affairs
Brenda Martinez, Grants and
Operations Coordinator
Daysha Trujillo, Development Associate
Marshall Quam, Administrative
Support Specialist
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Increase the CNM Foundation Endowment
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Assure Adequate Organizational Resources to Meet All Foundation Goals
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Fully Fund the Rust Opportunity Scholarship
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Establish a Success Award in Every CNM School
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Develop an Incentive-Based Scholarship Program that Awards Academic Persistence
There are many additional fundraising initiatives that the staff at the Foundation support,
but these focused five goals represent the key ways the Board of Directors collectively
committed to support students and help ensure they are successful in their academic and
workforce goals. The Foundation has raised approximately $2 million in grants this year
from the Kellogg, Kresge and Annie E. Casey Foundations to fund the College’s scaleup of a successful program previously piloted at CNM. ‘CNM Connect’ gleaned lessons
learned from the Center for Working Families offering academic and social support services
to every student through an Achievement Coach in an effort to retain and graduate
more students. The Foundation staff, under Executive Director Lisa McCulloch’s strong
leadership, is to be commended for their work this year that both strengthened our
fundraising reach as well as enhanced alignment with expanding student needs.
What an exciting time to be a part of CNM! We are grateful to all who have supported
our students through contributions – we are Changing Lives and Building Community by
Funding Futures as you will learn about in the ensuing articles. You are our heroes and the
reason for our success.
Sincerely,
JJ Parsons
CNM Foundation President
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2009-2010
Board of Directors
as of June 2010
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Officers
President
JJ Parsons, Vice President, Quality and Business Development, Presbyterian
Healthcare Services
Vice President
Diane Harrison Ogawa, Executive Director, PNM Resources Foundation
Treasurer
Kathy Ulibarri, Vice President, Planning, Budget and Institutional Research, CNM
Secretary
Lisa McCulloch, Executive Director, CNM Foundation
Directors
Carl Alongi, REDW
Steven Anaya, Realtors Association of New Mexico
Tom Briones, Wallin & Briones Law Firm, LLC
Craig Buchanan, First Community Bank
Ross W. Busby, Bank of the West
Loral Butler, New Mexico Bank and Trust
Tony Cahill, Pepsi
Luisa Casso, Coca-Cola Enterprises
Roger Cook, Retired, Intel Corporation
Dale Dekker, Dekker/Perich/Sabatini Ltd.
Edward Dobbs, Premier Distributing
Claire Dudley, Child & Youth Policy Advisor to Lieutenant Governor Diane D. Denish
Ed Garcia, Garcia Automotive Group
David Grieves, Chavez Grieves Consulting Engineers Inc.
John Lewinger, Grubb & Ellis Co.
Senator Linda López, López Consulting
Natasha Martell, Intel
Natasha O’Keefe Mata, Wells Fargo
Sherman McCorkle, Technology Ventures Corporation
Janice Micali, Retired CNM Administrator
Stuart Paisano, Paisano & Associates, LLC
Peter Parnegg, Coldwell Banker Legacy
Don Power, Jaynes Corporation
Carol Radosevich, PNM
Michael Ragsdale, U.S. New Mexico Federal Credit Union
Sharla Reinhart, New Mexico Educators Federal Credit Union
Nancy Salem, New Mexico Business Weekly
Joseph Varro Jr., DSRM National Bank
Glenn Wertheim, Charter Bank
Margarita Wilder, KLUZ-TV-UHF Univision
Susan Wilson, New Mexico Mutual
Kathie Winograd, CNM
the Future
Student Success
Scholarship Awards
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The costs to obtain supplies, equipment, and industry
standard licenses/certification can be substantial, and can
delay or even prevent students from entering the field
in which they’re trained. These include job-necessary
testing, certifications and licensing, tools and equipment,
technology supplies, professional wardrobes and industry
clothing or uniforms, and more.
Financial burdens vary from student to student and degree
to certificate, so Student Success Fund awards are based
on financial need coupled with the presence of job-related
obstacles to successfully transition into a career. These types
of obstacles can feel like enormous barriers to students who
are struggling to make ends meet, creating a paradoxical
situation, as the student needs the new job in order to
afford the industry requirements to get the job.
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Embracing
The CNM Foundation and the College have created a safety
net of student supports to expand student access, retention,
and graduation. In that final push toward completing their
education, students are often faced with financial barriers
tied to obtaining the industry certifications and equipment
they need to enter the workforce. In response, the CNM
Foundation created the Student Success Awards Fund.
Investing time, money, and energy in one’s education only
to fall short within sight of the goal is a tragic outcome. It
is a waste of resources, for both the student and society
as a whole, especially poignant in light of the current
economic climate. One-time assistance can mean the
difference between continuing to struggle with low-wages,
unemployment, or under-employment and a lucrative
position in the workforce.
CNM President Kathie Winograd and PNM Resources Foundation Executive
Director, Diane Harrison Ogawa are pictured with the ten recipients of the
inaugural award.
PNM is hailed as the first donor to establish a Success
Award for CNM students through the PNM Renewable
Technology Award Endowment. This funding is
available to award students in the School of Applied
Technologies who are graduating from programs
that incorporate green practices. This award provides
incentives to help CNM students graduate with the
tools they need to begin their careers. Students must
demonstrate excellence in their coursework and have
plans to use their education to contribute to a more
environmentally responsible community and economy.
The Student Success Fund offers two powerful benefits:
“PNM is proud to offer the first Success
Award at CNM. We hope that other
inspired
industries and companies will consider
creating their own. I continue to be
by the quality of student
CNM produces and this Success Fund
demonstrates PNM’s support of students who
aspire to work in renewable energy fields.”
1) It encourages students to graduate – knowing that there
are supports to help them transition into the workforce;
2) It rewards success, further equipping students who have
made the most of the opportunity CNM affords them.
The Student Success Fund is an incentive for students to
complete a certificate or degree, knowing they will have the
education, the qualifications, and the “tools of the trade”
to compete and succeed in the job market. The CNM
Foundation will continue to seek funding opportunities to
establish a Student Success Fund in each School at CNM.
Diane Harrison Ogawa, PNM Resources Foundation Executive Director
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Endowments
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Associated General Contractors
Scholarship Endowment in honor of
Mr. Robert J. Stamm
The Modrall Sperling Law Firm
Business Occupations Scholarship
Endowment
Alfred A. Abbott Scholarship
Endowment
Frances R. Moore Endowment
Carl and Linda Alongi Scholarship
Endowment
New Mexico Student Loan
Guarantee Corporation Scholarship
Endowment
Dick and Linda Barr Scholarship
Endowment
New Mexico Facility Managers
Network Scholarship
Noel D. and Frances C. Behne
Scholarship Endowment
NM Land Title Association – Chili
Currier Scholarship Endowment
Bosomworth Workforce Scholarship
Endowment
Mark Pardo Salon Endowed
Scholarship in honor of A.J. “Pardo”
Gonzales
Jon Bentley Memorial Endowment
Fred C. and Priscilla M. Bottom
Scholarship Endowment
“I would like to take the time
to thank the Ann & Peter
helping
Ziegler Scholarship Endowment
for
a hard
working student stay in
CNM Minority Scholarship
Aaron Parker-Lockwood Scholarship
Endowment
Albuquerque Chapter of
Construction Specifications Institute
Scholarship Endowment
PNM Renewable Technology Success
Award Endowment
CVI Photonics Endowed Scholarship
Political Science Travel Scholarship
Endowment
Wilhelmina Neat Coe/Peace
Foundation, Inc. Memorial
Scholarship Endowment
Eloy Reyes Title V Memorial
Scholarship for La Communidad
Scholarship Endowment
Culinary Arts Scholarship
Endowment
Rodey Law Firm Scholarship
Endowment
DSRM National Bank Scholarship
Endowment
Rust Opportunity Assistance Fund
Endowment
Garcia Automotive Group
Scholarship Endowment
Amey P. Sanchez Scholarship
Endowment
Phillip Gonzales Scholarship
Endowment
Phil C. Sanchez Memorial
Scholarship Endowment
Fred Hawker Scholarship
Endowment
Sandia Foundation Scholarship
Endowment
Jim R. Higdon Scholarship
Endowment
TRW Space and Defense Scholarship
Endowment
W. D. Hollingworth Memorial
Scholarship Endowment
VK Memorial Scholarship
Endowment
Lovelace Scholarship Endowment
Adelina Gonzales-Vigil Scholarship
Endowment
school.”
George J. Maloof Memorial
Scholarship
Meaghan, recipient of the Ann and
Peter Ziegler Scholarship Endowment
Ted F. Martinez Scholarship
Endowment
Cathy and Sherman McCorkle
Workforce Training Center
Endowment
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William R. Park and Charles Saiz
Endowment
Janice E. Micali Scholarship
Endowment
Ann and Peter Ziegler Scholarship
Endowment
Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship
Endowment
James P. Toler Scholarship
Endowment
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Mata, CNM Foundation Board Member pose with
the 2010 CNM Foundation Donor Appreciation
Dinner student speakers. Each student received a
$500 scholarship made possible by Wells Fargo.
Planning
for the
Future
Investing in
Students through
Endowments
“The
help
you have
provided me
means more to
me than I could
express in words
to you.”
Jessica, recipient of the
New Mexico Facility Manager’s
Network Endowed Scholarship
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Although CNM receives federal and state financial assistance, these funds do not
meet the vast needs of the students, especially during these precarious economic
times. To address this, the CNM Foundation will work to grow the overall
endowment by 2015. This focus will make more financial assistance available
annually to impact students and the College and ensure the longevity and
sustainability of the Foundation’s assets.
Financial assistance for our students is a necessity—a full 60% are “first-generation”
college students. Many are considered at high-risk for leaving school prior to
earning a degree or certificate. They may lack the informational resources
and contextual awareness other students get at home, such as understanding
college terminology and navigation skills. Some are unaware of financial aid and
scholarship assistance and think that college is out of their reach. For these students,
visions of the future simply do not include the possibility of college. Yet they are
hard workers; nearly 75% of CNM’s students are employed and their average age
is 28. They often have families to support and lives that are delicately balanced
between work, school, childcare, and family obligations. Financial assistance is
the key to unlocking an education that leads to economic stability. Funding their
futures now means they can fund their own futures later: adults with associate
degrees earn 29% more than those with a high school diploma and adults with a
four-year degree earn 83% more than high school graduates.
Endowments provide the purest form of investment in the future and it is one of
the greatest gifts you can give to develop a pipeline of funding in perpetuity, as
only interest generated annually is used to support the College, with the principal
held intact. The CNM Foundation believes that increasing the endowment is an
attainable goal – one which will fund the futures of many who pass through CNM
– an institution with a long standing history in our community and will play a vital
role in our community’s economic future.
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The CNM Foundation’s goal of funding futures
is intertwined with the College’s goal to help
students Get In, Get Through, and Get Out and find
meaningful employment. The College has worked
doggedly for years to make college access ("Get In")
less intimidating, and the CNM Foundation works to
retain those students and encourage them toward
their futures.
Building
Bridges
to the Future
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Milestone Fund
One way we are helping students "Get Through"
is in the creation of the Milestone Fund. This is an
exciting performance-based scholarship that provides
incentive for students’ academic performance
and persistence in school. The fund uses a tiered
approach that ties a student’s scholarship amount to
his or her GPA level. Scholarship funds can be used
for any foreseen or unforeseen need that will help
keep the student in school and on track.
This Milestone Fund was conceptualized during 2010
and will be formally launched in 2011 in connection
with the College’s CNM Connect resource. CNM
Connect is a comprehensive resource to help students
overcome circumstances that often force them to
drop out of school, like financial difficulties, family
issues, or work interruptions. CNM Connect helps
students access existing resources like public benefits,
childcare, or transportation. CNM Connect is based
on the successful “Centers for Working Families”
model that CNM has utilized for years, providing
wrap-around academic and social supports to ensure
students stay in school and graduate. CNM Connect
is vital to encouraging students toward their futures
and to providing the community with skilled workers.
“I’ve been told I’m an
imagine
o v e r a c h i e v e r, d e d i c a t e d ,
disciplined, and responsible. I
would
those
To help students Get Through, this new initiative
will address one of the biggest barriers to a
college education for low-income students—cost.
By increasing the financial support available and
creating an incentive to complete coursework,
students will make more timely progress toward
their degrees and a successful future.
descriptions are all true, but
I would also say I’m hungryhungry for knowledge that only
a classroom can provide.”
Andrea, recipient of the Eloy Reyes Title V Memorial
Scholarship for La Communidad Scholarship Endowment
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the Future
The Rust Opportunity
Assistance Fund
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Although CNM tuition is affordable, a
large majority of CNM’s students are
unable to handle the costs of going
to school when an emergency strikes
or the cost of living expenses rise. Too
often, students are compelled to make
a choice between staying on track
for a life-changing degree/certificate
or completely giving up on their
education.
“I really do
appreciate
the help the
Rust Opportunity
Assistance Fund
has given me.
This will help me
finish my classes
and be certified
in HVAC. I really
needed this help
and you were
there.”
Chris, recipient of the
Rust Opportunity
Assistance Fund
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Reaching for
The CNM Foundation was nationally
recognized by Inside Higher Ed for its
emergency scholarship program, the
Rust Opportunity Assistance Fund.
The fund has proven to be a valuable
and effective resource for student
retention by providing emergency
assistance to CNM students facing an
unforeseen financial obstacle that may
force them to drop out of school.
The CNM Foundation is focusing on
fully funding the Rust Opportunity
Assistance Fund: to continue the
disbursement of non-traditional
scholarship funding that removes
barriers of unforeseen obstacles
and helps retain students. Rust
Opportunity Assistance Fund
recipients are linked with CNM
Achievement Coaches that provide
bundled support services in academic
and career coaching, income and
work supports, as well as financial
asset building so that common and
immediate issues can be resolved.
Studies show that 85% of students
who received this type of support and
financial assistance stayed in school
and on track.
The historical successes, demonstrated
student need, and promise of
positive impact all illustrate the
need to continue funding the Rust
Opportunity Assistance Fund well into
the future. The CNM Foundation's
strategic plan charges us to raise an
additional $300,000 for disbursement
as well as $250,000 for a Rust
Opportunity Assistance Endowment
match to ensure this type of funding
in perpetuity. Individuals, corporations
or organizations can make
contributions to the Rust Opportunity
Assistance Endowment and be able
to fund the futures of students who,
without assistance, may not continue
their education.
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Making
Money Work
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In 2009, the CNM Foundation raised matching funds for an initial gift from the
Frank Gorham, Jr. and Marie Gorham Charitable Foundation that allowed the
College to implement educational opportunities related to two pieces of legislation
that were passed in 2008. This curriculum represented a strong step toward creating
a bridge to higher education and providing life skills for high school students
in New Mexico. To ensure that students and schools experienced no barriers
in fulfilling these requirements and to use the legislation as an opportunity to
encourage young people towards higher education, CNM created the web-based
distance learning financial literacy course, Making Money Work. This course, which
now enrolls nearly 400 high school students each term, allows CNM to offer dual
credit to any student statewide and to act as a centralized provider to fulfill the
new graduation requirements.
Making Money Work sets students on a path of higher earning power and helps
to break inter-generational cycles of poverty. This type of innovative education is
beneficial for the long-term, as students who participate in dual credit programs
have higher matriculation and retention rates. The program also helps students
realize that higher education is within their reach. The CNM Foundation is grateful
to New Mexico’s top investors in financial education.
Vi s i o n ar y s u p p o r t e r s
“I didn’t think I
could go
to college, but
now I know
I can do it
.”
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Fiscal Year
2009-2010
and
Fiscal Year
2008-2009
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Statements of Revenues, Expenses, and
Changes in Net Assets
Statements of Net Assets
FY 09-10
FY 08-09
Operating revenues:
Gifts and pledges
454,578
1,890,087
Grant revenue
631,203
18,222
1,085,781
1,908,309
Operating expenses:
Assets
FY 09-10
FY 08-09
Current assets:
Total operating revenues
Contributions to CNM:
Cash and cash equivalents
-unrestricted
44,143
Cash and cash equivalents
-restricted
208,791
95,384
Grants receivable-restricted
13,779
10,237
Pledges receivable-unrestricted, net 6,647
4,074
Pledges receivable-restricted, net
20,123
283,022
Other receivable-unrestricted
15,828
Other receivable-restricted
1,039
18,298
Total current assets
310,350
411,015
287,841
Scholarships
170,475 373,406
Program support
673,451
967,587
Equipment and supplies
28,026
183,228
Fund raising
91,222
67,749
General and administrative
21,108
22,561
Salary support
69,778
59,027
Uncollectible pledges
(5,232)
5,480
Cash and cash equivalents
-restricted
664,803
Total operating expenses
1,048,828
1,679,038
Investments-restricted
3,544,6793,221,665
Operating income (loss)
36,953
229,271
Pledges receivable-restricted, net
6,830
2,430
Total noncurrent assets
4,216,312
3,511,936
4,526,662
3,922,951
Nonoperating revenues (expenses):
Noncurrent assets:
Total assets
Investment income
402,651
(748,447)
Investment management fees
(24,306)
(27,050)
Total nonoperating revenues
378,345
(775,497)
Current liabilities:
Contributions to permanent endowments:
Liabilities and Net Assets
Accounts Payable
15,359
2,443
84,972
Due to CNM
38,890
Gifts and pledges
128,064
15,773
Deferred revenue
93,515
Change in net assets
543,362
(530,453)
Total liabilities
Net assets, beginning of year
3,835,536
4,365,989
Net assets:
4,378,898
3,835,536
Net assets, end of year
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CNM
F o u n dat i o n ,
Inc.
147,764
87,415
Unrestricted
(260,218) (539,298)
Restricted, expendable
2,147,630
2,032,013
Restricted, unexpendable
2,491,486
2,342,821
4,378,898
3,835,536
Total liabilities and net assets 4,526,662
3,922,951
Total net assets
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Fiscal Year Giving 2009-2010
Distinguished Founders:
$100,000 +
Community Action New
Mexico
Frank Gorham, Jr.
and Marie Gorham
Charitable Foundation
NM Educators Federal
Credit Union
PNM
W.K. Kellogg Foundation
Founders: $25,000 +
Abt Associates Inc.
Anonymous
Sandia National Labs/
Lockheed Martin
The Annie E. Casey
Foundation
The Boye Foundation
The Daniels Fund
Wells Fargo
Philanthropists:
$10,000 +
Albuquerque Community
Foundation
American Indian Education
Foundation
Bank of America
CITI
DSRM National Bank
Grainger Industrial
Supplies
Jobs For The Future, Inc.
United Way of Central
New Mexico
Benefactors: $5,000 +
Bank of The West
Thomas and Stephanie
Briones
Caterpillar, Inc.
Cindy and Edward Dobbs
Intel Corporation
Janice Micali
Modrall Sperling Law Firm
New Mexico Student
Loans
NM Coalition for Literacy
Presbyterian Healthcare
Services
REDW
Rodey, Dickason, Sloan
Akin, & Robb, PA
Taishoff Family Foundation
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Associates: $1,000 +
Linda and Richard Barr
Frances and Noel Behne
Joan and Douglas
Bosomworth
Julie Bowdich
Doug and Sarah Brown
Loral Butler
Tanya and Luis Campos
Jane and Roger Cook
Dyron Murphy Architects,
PC
Sara Elliott
Follett Higher Education
Group
Brian Hawker
Melissa Hawker and Ruth
Roybal
Vanessa Hawker
Debra Hawker-Schreiner
Holman's, Inc.
Jaynes Corporation
Douglas and Gail Lund
Lisa and Frank McCulloch
John Mondragon
Betsy and Robert Murphy
New Mexico Facility
Managers' Network
New Mexico Land Title
Association
J.J. and Doug Parsons
Don and Vicki Power
Dorothy and Larry
Rainosek
Sharla Reinhart
Jolene and Ron Smith
Surveying Control Inc.
Jane and Doug Swift
David and Jennifer
Thomas
Marilyn Toler
Steve and Liz Toler
Anna Tummelson*
Technology Ventures
Corporation
Whole Foods Market
Susan J. Wilson*
Kathie and Peter
Winograd
Xeturah Woodley*
Investors: $500 +
Carol Adler
David Alvarado
Anonymous
Mary Bates-Ulibarri
David Bear
Greta Berry
Samantha Bousliman
John Boydstun
John Bronisz
Joan and Phillip Bustos
Lee Carrillo
Paul and Connie Cassidy
John T. Chavez and Mary
Torres
Construction Financial
Management
Association
Rhonda Coochwikvia
Credit Professionals
International
CSI Albuquerque Chapter
Diane and Dale Dekker
Carl and Kathleen Diegert
Evelyn and Ivan DowSimpson
Paula Fisher
Cheryl Foote
Sydney Gunthorpe*
Greg Harada and Amie
Lund
Greg Ogawa and Diane
Harrison Ogawa
Marianne Hopper
Intel Foundation
Russell M. Janis
Alexis Kerschner
Judy Lalani
Steven Lambert*
Diana Matier *
Cindy and Curt McGill
Susan Murphy and Kevin
D. Murphy
Judith Olean
Pat and Eugene Padilla
Anthony Rael
Rita Rivera
Barbara Silva
Nicholas Spezza
Jean Ann and Duffy Swan
Lawrence Wallace
Terri and Glenn Wertheim
Sustainers: $250 +
Angie Baca
Katherine L. Bailey
Richard Black
John Blewett
Diane Burke
Richard Calabro
Ernest Chavez
Annette Chavez y
DeLaCruz
Sandra Chavez-Houck
Karen Connors
Kurt W. Diegert
Donna Diller
Sarah Dunn
Rogelio Garcia
Rudy M. Garcia*
Gian Gieri
Gail Grosso
Gerald Heater
Paul Johnson
Allen Leatherwood
Shirley Lewis
Lou Anne Lundgren
Ed and Joline Mahr
Patricia McCulloch
Jennifer McDonald
Nancy Musinski
Nicholas Parra*
Julie and Alton Romig
Anna and Gabriel Sanchez
Vicki and Martin Serna
Floyd Spencer
Teresa Valverde
Woman's Club of
Albuquerque
Jacqueline and Randy
Woodcock*
Ann and Peter Ziegler
Supporters: $100 +
Dawn Addington
Corrie Andries
Helen and Claude Asbury
Jeannie Baca*
Lisa Diane Baca
Sharon Baldwin
Travis Barber
Michael J. Barden
Jolita Barnes
Kenneth Beckman
Elizabeth R. Berrey
Rene L. Bierbaum
Kara Bobroff and Paul
Campbell
Richard Borthwick
Martha Brittenham
Jennifer and Robert Brown
Christine Burns*
Barbara Burrows
Phil Campbell
Matthew J. Campen
Cardinal Health
Rose Casias
Deborah Cassady
Clare Castiglia
Lou Castillo
LeighAnne Chavez
Ruben G. Chavez
Amy Christensen
Paul Clark
Jennifer and John Cornish
James Culpepper
Steven Cunningham
Susan Cutler
Morgan Davie
Ryan W. Davies
Megan Davis*
Janis De La O
Phoebe Dennis*
Diane DeReyes
Douglas Diegert
Norbert D. Dittrich
Christine Duncan
Katherine Duquette
Miriam Efroymson
Wendy Forbes
Mara and Phillip Fouts
Jeffrey Frazier
Donald E. Garcia
Florinda Garcia
Peggy Garcia-Marquez
Marjo M. Garlach
Kristofer Gaussoin
Mary Ann Geeze
Charlotte Gensler
Evelina Gonzalez
Rose Gonzalez-Ayala
Kevin Goodrich
Susan Gould-Borroughs*
Anna Maria Griego
Donna Gutierrez
Maria Gutierrez
Elsie Hall
Henry Harada
Mike T. Harada
Shiva Hardee*
Jane Helton
Chris Henderson
Bruce Hendrickson
Bruce and Sharon
Himmelstein
Patricia Holmes
Carlyn E. Johnson
Jennifer Johnson
John Eric Johnson
Joanne Kirby
Robert Lafarge
Thomas W. Laub
Susan Lederle
Jan Loving
Lillian Lozano Harkness
Fredreka Lucero
Julie Luna
Victoria Maestas*
Thomas A. Manning
Michael Marquette
Linda Martin
Brenda and Reyes
Martinez*
Melissa McCarthy
Brian McDonald
Gayle McIntyre
Pat and Ted Modica
David N. Mohr
Loretta A. Montoya
Clifford G. Moreland
Dominic Moss
Nahid Movaghar
Julie P. Neerken
Billy Olson
Sarah A. Oman*
Angela Ortiz
Roderigo Padilla
Russell Parker
Charnia Parrish
Gloria Penner
Mary Perea
Carol and Gilbert Perez*
David Pitonzo
Bill Pletsch
Alan Pope
Janis Powell*
Paul Quan
Vickie Ratliff
Michelle Renteria
Jeanette Rich
Erica Roark
Kate Rogers
Stephen Sanchez
Mark A. Scheibe
Ruth Schifani
Tammy Strickler
David Strip
Patricia Tarry-Stevens
The Grant Plant
Therese Toman
Manuel J. Torrez
Daysha and Jason Trujillo
Dorothea Trujillo
Lis Turkheimer
David Twomey
Samuel and Mayra
Vallejos*
David Vaughan
Tisha Volk
Robert Voss
Martin Waller
Alicia West
David and Judy Zanotti
Juliane Ziter
Friends: $1 – $99
Terri Abraham
Louis E. Adams, Jr.
Daniel Aguilar
Rosa Aguirre
Jessica Alderete
Lisa Aldon
Carmen M. Alexander
Scotty Allen
Jose I. Alvarado
Arsenio Anaya
Erika Anaya
Ralph Anaya
Socorro Anguiano
Ina Apache*
Gloria Apodaca
Alain Archuleta
DiAne Archuleta
Loretta Archuleta
Fred Arellano
J. N. Arellano
Olga Arguello
Max Armendariz
Douglas J. Atler Sr.
Julieta Avitia
Sherri Baca
Miguel Balderrama
John Banister
Ray Barela
Erin Barnard
Norma Barney
William Barr
Tricia M. Beach*
Bruce R. Beltramo
David Bency
Maria Bercian
Christopher Bernal
James and Nancy Berry
Donna Blea
Dorothea Bluehorse
Cassandra BluehorseNaugle
Duana Boyd
Kathleen S. Boyles
Jason Bransford
Shelley Brethouwer
Margaret Brock
Mary Christina Broemel
Brian Brooks
Cornell Broomfield
Judy Brown
Rachel Buchen
Cheri Bullard*
Dana Burrows
Ross W. Busby
Patricia Estrada
Anita M. Evans
Miranda Evjen
Jacqueline Farrell
Donna Fastle
Yesenia Faura-Cusido*
Carla M. Felsted
Bernard Fichtner
Edith Fickel
Alexis Fields
Conchita Fields
Julie Fields
Julie Fisher
William Flook
Jessica Forbes
Malea Fowler
Susan Fox
Laverne Gabaldon*
Armando Galaviz
Frederick Gallegos
Lori Gallegos
Mialma Gallegos
Sherry Galloway
Charles Garcia
Daniel Garcia
Eric-Christopher Garcia
Johnny and Jean Garcia
Linda Garcia
Regina Garcia
Gararda Garcia-Vera
Mara Gebhardt
Richard Gentile
Stephen Giese
Susan Dilts and Jeffrey
Gittelman
Joan L. Gogan
Inez Gomez
Jason Gomez
Leobardo Gomez
Patrick Gomez*
Barbara Gonzales*
Diana Gonzales*
Lorena Gonzales*
The Estate of Samuel
Goodrich
Seth Gordon
Sharon Gordon*
Sionna Grassbaugh
Candace Guerrero
Francis Guerrero
Merry Guild
Kat Gullahorn
David Gullette
Andrea Gurrola
Raymond Gurrola
Daniel Gutierrez
Ellen Gutierrez
Merillyn Gutierrez
Kathryn Hamblet
Evelyn Hamilton
Peggy Hamilton
Emilia Hanford*
Rachel M. Harada
Melissa Harman
James Harral
Suzanne Harris-Smith
Peter Heald
Chioma Heim
Elias Hernandez
Eric Hernandez
Lynn Hernandez
Maria Hernandez*
Matilde Hernandez
Rafael Hernandez
Susan Herrington
Janice Hinds
Joseph Hirschfeld
Kevan Hobbs
Ronald Hollie
Akilah HollingsworthPickett
Diane Holloway
Michael Housholder
Tamara Howard
Doreen Huerta*
Lyndsay S. Hughes
Matt Huss
Jocelyn Hwang
Olga Icaza
Lisa Ice
Luis Irigoyen
Diane Isonhood*
John Ives
Martin Jaramillo
Francisca Jensen
Kimberly T. Jernigan
Nathan Johnston
Dana Joiner*
Donald Joiner
Herman Jottmann
Jennifer Kaiser
Ann and Blair Kaufman
Michael Kear
Harold Kibler
Jeffrey Kilbreth*
Michael Killman
Mary Kolesar
Elliot Konetzni
Marilyn Konnick
Marcia E. Koschmann
Claudia Kotter*
Monica LaCome
Mildred Langston
Don Lauser
Erin Lebacqz
Bonnie Lee*
Deborah Lee
Melinda Lewis
Maria Linford
Salvatore and Karen Liotta
Jesus Lopez Camacho
Edward Lopez
Frances Lovato
Melissa Lovato
Samuel Lovelelle
Veronica Loya
Esther Lozoya
Gloria Lucero
Jimmy Luna
Cristina Macias
Gloria Mack
Donald Maez
Nancee Mancel
Daniel E. Marquez
Linda Marsh-Pope
Angela Martinez
Carlos Martinez
David Martinez*
Dominic Martinez
Edward Martinez
Francyann Martinez*
Mary Martinez
Rebecca J. Martinez*
Ruby Martinez
Rudy Martinez
Magda Martinez-Baca
Laura Martinez-Sanchez*
Tamra Mason
Andre J. J. Matip
Martina Maturino
David May
Layne McAdoo
Rachel McHugh
Mechel Mckinney
Colleen McNamara
Joey Medina
Uvaldo Media
Veronica Merriman*
Larry Meyer
Deborah Miller
Sally Miller
Elizabeth Mockley
William C. Moffatt
Imelda Montalvo
Maree Montoya
Valerie Montoya
Melissa Morgan
Chris Morosin
Penny Mortier
Angela Moser
Mike Moya
Lidia Muniz
Patricia Myers
Jeffrey Naugle
Dai Nguyen
Huy Nguyen
Pamela Nicolary*
Terry L. Nienhouse
Robert Oakley
Maria Ochoa
Charles Oelsner
Linda Oldham
Jesus Olivas
Pamela Olsen
Anthony Onimole
Lisa Orick-Martinez
Anna Ortega
Robert Ortega
Clyde Ortiz
Jeannette Ortiz
Joanna Ortiz
Ricardo Ortiz
Beth Osman
Christopher Padilla
Jessica Padilla
Paul Pascarella
Diane Paul
Richard Paul
Angela Perez
Carol J. Perez
Manuel Perez-Fernandez
Beth Perine Moreno
Maisha Perkins
Marlene Perrotte
Cheney Perry-Hill
Kathleen Peters
Larry Peters
Wesley Peters
Roger W. Plowman
Carla Ponce
Marshall Quam
Alicia Quintero
Amy Rademacher-Neel
Mark Rader
Eleanor Radius
Claudia RamirezDominguez
Fred Ream
Ernest Reaves*
Martha Redhouse
Cecilia Renteria
James Rewalt
Esther Reyes
Esperanza Ricardo
Amy Rincon
Eden Ritchie
Carlos Rivera
Cecelia Rivera
Mario Rocha
Kimberly Rocheford
Francisca Rodriguez
Leticia Rodriguez*
Carol Rogers
John Rogers
Danielle Romero
Michelle Romero*
Michelle L. Romero
John Romisher
Samuel Romo
Carlos Ronquillo
Amanda Rubio
Lisa Ruelas
Tomas Ruiz-Fabrega
Carmine Russo*
Joseph Ryan
Carolina Saenz
Arthur Saiz
Barbara Salais
Estela Salazar
Jacob L. Salcido
Elaine Sanchez
Roxana Sanchez
Hilda Santacruz
Joe Schaub
Louise Scherffius
Dennis Scott
Brandon Seber
Jerry Self
Catherine Serna
Dennis Serna
Aurelio Serrano
Mark Simma
Marie Simmons
Coralee Sisk
Mario Sisneros
Kathy Skinner
Timothy and Linda Slater
Martin Smiel
Willie Smoker
Bonnie Snyder
Keri and Steve Sobolik
Ann E. Speed
Jessica Spence
Robert Stark
Maria Stevens
Robert and Teresa
Stevens*
Heather Succi
David Sullivan
Donna Swanson
Francesca Tapia
Radine Taylor
Judith Teak
Celena Tekala
Janelle Terrazas
Cindy L. Thomas
Glenys M. Thompson
Andrew Tibble
Alice Trabaudo
Demetria Trujillo
Donna Trujillo*
Isabell Trujillo
Karen Tubb
Meredith Tucker
LaToya Turner
Maria Valenzuela
Christine Vallejos
Tamra Vallo
Gregory Van Wart
Enrique Vargas
Emilio Velasquez
Delicia Vigil
Sabrina Vigil
Bounthavy Vilavong
Erica Volkers
Kay Wade
Lorraine V. Waidl
Debra Watson
Sandee Wells
William Werner
Ginger Williams
Gloria Williams
Daniel Wilson
Karen Wilson
Mary Wirth
Shirley Wittkofsky
Anna Wormald
Wesley Wormhood
Nadine A. Wyler
Wencui Yang
Yvonne and Eduardo
Ybarra
Craig Yoshimoto
Eva Yotter
Deborah Zamora
Fang Zhang
c e n t r a l n e w m e x i c o c o m m u n i t y c o l l e g e f o u n d at i o n 2 0 1 0 A n n u a l R e p o r t
Soledad Cabriales de
Galaviz
Salvador Canelo
Tina Canton
Agnes C. Cardenas
Geri Carlberg
Robert Carley
Muriel Carpenter
Monica Carrillo
Michael Cartwright
Carol A. Casados
Elisa Castillo
Rosalita Castillo
Chris Cavazos
Mary and William
Chambers*
Anita Chavez
Brenda Chavez
Clarence Chavez
Diana and Dennis
Chavez*
Maria Chavez
Melissa Chavez
Nahum Chavez
Rosemary Chavez
Veronica Chavez
Jesse Chenven
Viktor Chupryna
Alexandria Cisneros*
Arturo Cisneros
Hyekyung Clark
Tom R. Clark
Krista Colon
William Collier
Amanda Corbell
Debbie Costales
Kenneth Costales
Daphne Cox
Marla Cox
Randolph Crandall
Stella Creek
Kim Cross
Carol Cynova
Meredith Daggett
Mark Danley
Susan and James Darling
Daniel Davis
Robert Deaguero
Michael DeHerrera
Harriet DeLouise
Anna Diaz
Michael Diaz
Jolene Diaz-Pobar*
Teresa Dominguez
Nathalie Dominique
Jean M. Domme
LisaMarie Dorian*
Martin Doviak
Jean Dulaff
Evangeline Duran
Gloria Duran
Katharine Eagon
Robert G. Easterling*
Craig Edwards
Steve Emerson
Ruby Encinias
Steven English
Ross Escarcida
Isidro Espinoza
The CNM Foundation
is honored to have
received a contribution
as a tribute to the
following individuals:
Roy Caton
Judy Demark
Evan Vickers Diegert
Bill Emerson
Fred Hawker
Carrie G. Lund
Louis Saavedra
James P. Toler
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* denotes CNM Alumnus
c e n t r a l n e w m e x i c o c o m m u n i t y c o l l e g e f o u n d at i o n 2 0 1 0 A n n u a l R e p o r t
CNM
Legacy
Society
Created in 1999, the CNM Legacy Society
recognizes individuals who have made
a planned gift to the CNM Foundation
or who have established an endowment
within the Foundation. The generosity
of this special group of individuals
will benefit CNM and its students for
generations to come. Their dedication to
the future of CNM serves as an example
of charitable gift and estate planning for
others to follow.
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The CNM Foundation is pleased to
recognize the CNM Legacy Society
members:
Alfred A. Abbott
Linda and Carl Alongi
Becky and Adelmo Archuleta
Linda and Richard Barr
Noel and Frances Behne
Joan and Doug Bosomworth
Priscilla M. Bottom
Susan and Rob Boye
Robin Brulé
Paul Cahoon
David Chavez
Irene Chavira
Edward Dobbs
Cleta and Roy Downey
Nancy and Jim Fisher
Paul Getz and Audrey Martinez
The Estate of Teresa F. Glazier
Mark Gonzales
Phillip Gonzales**
The Hawker Family
Nancy and Jim Higdon
Dr. Ruth Marciano
Ted and Dolores Martinez
Cathy and Sherman McCorkle
Dr. Janice Micali
Kate Parker
Julie and Alton Romig
Jack and Donna Rust
Dr. Alex and Elaine Sanchez
Mary Jean Sanchez
Reverend Harold and Audelia Sanchez
Florence and Robert Stamm
Jane and Doug Swift
The Toler Family
Adrian Vigil
Lu Anne Vonder Kuhlen
Becky Zerger
Ann and Peter Ziegler
** In memory
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Distinguished
Alumni Award
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The 2010 Distinguished
Alumni Award Recipient
was William Platero, who
received his associate’s
degree in Legal Assistant
Studies from then, TVI, in
1996. Today, William is a
district court judge for the
Navajo Nation Courts and
is pictured with friends and
colleagues at the 2010
CNM Foundation Donor
Appreciation Dinner where
he was presented with the
award.
In August of 2010 the CNM Rio Rancho Campus opened to students
offering various liberal arts courses as well as associate’s degree
programs in Nursing, Pre-Management, Teacher Education and
Liberal Arts.
Ways
to
Give
Supporting Central New Mexico Community College through
a tax-deductible gift to the CNM Foundation will ensure that
the college remains at the forefront of higher education in
New Mexico.
gifts you can give now
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Cash Gifts
Gifts of cash or a pledge of support are the easiest way to
support the Foundation. Both are convenient and tax deductible.
Checks can be made payable to the CNM Foundation,
designated for the appropriate purpose and mailed to:
CNM Foundation • 525 Buena Vista SE, Albuquerque, NM 87106
Credit card contributions may be made on-line at
www.cnm.edu/foundation or over the phone by calling the
CNM Foundation at (505) 224-4685.
Matching Gifts
Many national and local corporations will match their
employees’ gifts to the CNM Foundation dollar-for-dollar,
doubling the power of your gift. Contact your employer
for details about your company or organization’s matching
gift program.
Gifts of Securities
Often a gift can be made with little more than a phone call to
your stockbroker.
In-Kind Donations
You may have just the perfect gift for the college in your
possession right now. Selected donations of real estate, books,
equipment, or other property are welcome.
G i f t s f o r t h e F u t u r e f r o m Y o u r E s tat e
Wills and Bequests
You can remember the Foundation in your will or revocable
living arrangements. Donors can specify a gift or cash, stocks,
bonds, personal property or real estate. You may prefer to give
a percentage of your estate or the residual of the estate after
gift bequests to family members. Arrangements can be made
through your attorney to make a bequest to the Foundation.
Life Insurance
You can name the Foundation as either the owner or one of the
beneficiaries in your insurance policy, assign annual dividends, or
donate a policy.
IRAs and Pension Funds
You can make the Foundation the beneficiary of your individual
retirement account or other retirement savings plan.
The CNM Foundation is a 501 c (3) organization. If you have any
questions about making a gift to the CNM Foundation, we will
be pleased to assist you. Please call us at (505) 224-4685.
C ent r a l N e w M e x i c o Communit y Colle ge Foundation • (505) 224-4685 • 525 Bu ena Vista D r. Albu qu erqu e, N M 87106
cnm.edu/foundation