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From
the
Chairperson
and
President/CEO
4
The
Basics:
Food
6
The
Basics:
Jobs
8
The
Basics:
Housing
10
The
Basics:
Family
11
2008
Community
Investments
17
2008
Funds
29
2008
Donors
36
2008
Financials
38
Board
of
Trustees
This
is
no
ordinary
time.
It
is
a
time
of
significant
uncertainty,
and
our
community
is
facing
challenges
many
of
us
have
not
seen
in
our
lifetimes.
But
challenges
have
a
way
of
bringing
things
into
perspective.
They
have
a
way
of
making
us
conscious
of
what
is
truly
important;
of
helping
us
focus
on
the
basics.
Despite
the
discouraging
economic
climate,
we
are
fortunate
to
report
that
in
2008
the
Kalamazoo
Community
Foundation
recorded
the
second
highest
gifting
year
in
its
84‐year
history,
with
gifts
totaling
more
than
$18.7
million.
In
addition,
we
and
our
donor
partners—individuals,
families
and
organizations
that
established
or
contributed
to
permanent
funds
at
the
Community
Foundation—
invested
more
than
$17.3
million
in
the
community.
An
important
portion
of
that
total,
$3.6
million,
came
from
the
Community
Foundation’s
unrestricted
resources.
Unrestricted
resources
are
vital
to
the
Community
Foundation’s
work
because
they
give
our
board
of
trustees
the
flexibility
required
to
address
the
community’s
increasing
and
changing
needs.
While
this
support
of
nonprofit
organizations
was
comparable
to
2007
levels,
we
can
report
an
increase
in
the
number
of
grant
applications
received
and
in
the
dollars
requested—truly
a
sign
of
the
times.
We,
at
the
Community
Foundation,
are
fully
cognizant
of
our
responsibility
to
steward
not
only
assets
and
funds,
but
also
the
philanthropic
legacies
of
the
donors
who
wished
to
make
the
greater
Kalamazoo
area
a
better
place.
We
will,
as
we
have
since
the
Community
Foundation
was
established
in
1925,
continue
to
fulfill
the
philanthropic
intentions
of
our
donors
and
apply
our
knowledge
of
community
needs
in
meaningful
ways.
The
people
of
the
greater
Kalamazoo
area
are
facing
formidable
challenges.
But
we,
as
a
community,
are
hopeful
and
united
in
our
focus
and
determination
to
build
a
stronger,
healthier,
more
vibrant
community.
Throughout
2009,
it
will
be
important
for
us
all
to
remain
optimistic,
to
focus
on
the
basics,
and
to
call
upon
our
collective
compassion
and
generosity
to
enhance
the
spirit
of
community
and
quality
of
life
for
all
of
the
people
who
call
this
exceptional
community
home.
Barbara
L.
James
Chairperson,
Board
of
Trustees
Juan
R.
Olivarez,
Ph.D.
President/CEO
The
Kalamazoo
Community
Foundation
is
confirmed
in
compliance
with
National
Standards
for
U.S.
Community
Foundations,
which
includes
an
extensive
review
of
our
organizational
and
financial
policies
and
procedures.
The
National
Standards
Seal
indicates
official
confirmation
from
the
Council
on
Foundations
that
we
meet
the
most
rigorous
standards
in
philanthropy.
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Loaves
&
Fishes’
Grocery
Pantry
Program
secures
and
distributes
food
to
pantries
throughout
the
area,
and
operates
an
emergency
call
center,
through
which
it
qualifies
and
connects
people
with
locations
where
they
can
pick
up
food
on
the
same
day.
The
center
operates
six
hours
a
day,
five
days
a
week.
Even
so,
demand
is
outstripping
supply.
“When
I
worked
in
the
organization
early
on,
if
we
served
50
callers
a
day
we
were
wiped
out,”
says
Anne
Wend
Lipsey,
Kalamazoo
Loaves
&
Fishes’
executive
director.
“Today,
we
have
the
capacity
to
serve
200
per
day,
and
we
do.”
What
is
even
more
astonishing
is
on
some
days,
the
call
center
has
to
turn
on
its
answering
machine
before
3
p.m.
with
a
message
informing
callers
that
the
organization
is
out
of
food
for
the
day,
and
to
call
back
in
the
morning.
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and
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and
starches,”
says
Lipsey.
“We’re
trying
to
make
sure
we
deliver
the
right
food,
to
the
right
place,
in
the
right
quantity.”
Not
only
has
the
demand
for
emergency
food
been
changing
dramatically,
so
has
the
type
of
clients
served.
“We
have
a
whole
new
group
of
people
who
have
been
laid
off
and
suddenly
don’t
know
what
to
do,”
says
Lipsey.
“Or
they
may
need
emergency
food
but
don’t
qualify
for
a
program.
One
recent
caller
was
a
woman
who
has
a
full‐time
job,
but
recently
took
in
family
members
when
they
lost
their
home.
Suddenly
she’s
trying
to
provide
food
for
four
people
instead
of
one.
She’s
embarrassed,
but
she
needs
emergency
support.”
In
other
cases,
former
supporters
of
Loaves
&
Fishes
have
become
clients.
“They
say,
‘Last
year,
I
was
a
donor,
and
I
hope
to
be
one
again,’
”
says
Lipsey.
With
the
help
of
Loaves
&
Fishes,
they
can
receive
the
nourishment
they
need
to
keep
moving
forward
to
renew
the
cycle
of
giving.
When
individuals
phone
the
emergency
call
center,
a
volunteer
speaks
with
them
to
determine
the
number
of
people
in
the
household
and
assign
them
to
a
pantry
that
can
meet
their
needs.
“We
have
established
a
system
that
delivers
food
to
our
partner
sites
so
when
someone
from
a
household
of
three
comes
in,
they’ll
get
the
appropriate
servings
of
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“There
are
practically
no
jobs
for
kids
these
days,”
says
Dolly
Roselip,
director,
Youth
Opportunities
Unlimited
at
Kalamazoo
Regional
Educational
Service
Agency.
“Delivering
papers,
working
at
grocery
stores,
even
mowing
lawns—those
jobs
just
aren’t
there
any
more.”
The
recent
economic
downturn
has
made
matters
worse
as
college
students
and
older
adults
vie
for
the
positions
at
fast
food
chains
and
retail
stores
that
used
to
go
to
high
schoolers.
“For
the
15‐
to
17‐year‐old
age
group—there’s
nothing
productive
left
for
them,”
says
Roselip.
“Where
do
they
go?
What
do
they
do?”
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Opportunities
Unlimited
has
been
working
to
provide
answers
to
those
questions
through
its
Summer
Youth
Employment
Program.
Since
2005,
hundreds
of
Kalamazoo
teens
have
developed
critical
employment
skills
through
the
program,
which
puts
them
to
work
in
community
service
projects
throughout
the
region.
Working
in
teams,
they
earn
minimum
wage
by
cleaning
up
parks,
trimming
bushes
in
alleys
and
helping
out
in
neighborhoods
throughout
Kalamazoo.
In
the
process,
they
not
only
earn
money,
but
also
learn
the
value
of
responsibility
and
self‐sufficiency,
and
develop
work
skills
that
will
serve
them
well
in
the
future.
Two
brothers
who
learned
those
lessons
well
are
James
and
Jonathan
Orta.
James,
17,
and
Jonathan,
15,
both
had
a
rough
start
when
they
enrolled
in
the
summer
jobs
program
a
couple
of
years
ago,
lasting
only
a
few
weeks.
When
it
came
time
to
enroll
teens
last
summer,
some
staff
members
questioned
whether
it
was
worth
it
to
invest
the
time
in
the
boys
again.
Committed
to
the
notion
that
the
purpose
of
the
program
is
to
help
young
people
learn
what
it
takes
to
succeed,
they
decided
to
take
the
chance—
and
were
amply
rewarded.
Last
summer
both
boys
not
only
finished
out
the
summer,
but
thrived,
becoming
two
of
the
best
workers
in
the
program
and
earning
high
marks
from
their
supervisors.
Their
dad,
Joel,
said
he
has
witnessed
the
impact
of
the
experience
on
his
boys.
“They’re
more
disciplined
now—and
they
understand
that
it’s
a
lot
easier
to
do
what
you’re
asked,
when
you’re
asked.
Even
when
their
mom
asks
them
to
bring
down
their
laundry,
they
do
it
the
first
time,”
he
says.
“They
understand
what
it
means
to
have
responsibility.”
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Layoffs,
persistent
joblessness,
plummeting
home
values
and
unforgiving
adjustable
rate
mortgages
have
combined
to
create
a
perfect
storm
that
has
pushed
thousands
of
residents
to
the
brink
of
losing
their
homes.
Foreclosures
in
southwest
Michigan
hit
record
levels
in
2007,
and
accelerated
even
further
in
2008.
The
foreclosure
epidemic
has
forced
one
community
housing
group
to
balance
its
mission
of
fostering
new
homeownership
and
neighborhood
preservation
with
helping
people
remain
in
their
homes.
Kalamazoo
Neighborhood
Housing
Services,
Inc.
used
to
counsel
an
average
of
five
homeowners
a
month
on
the
steps
to
take
to
avoid
foreclosure.
Now
the
organization
sees
as
many
as
three
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Supported
in
part
by
a
grant
from
the
Kalamazoo
Community
Foundation,
KNHS
added
a
full‐time,
trained
foreclosure
counselor
last
year.
Larry
Winling,
a
former
mortgage
lender
for
more
than
three
decades,
says
he’s
seeing
people
from
all
walks
of
life
come
to
KNHS
for
help.
He
describes
one
client
who
went
from
making
$100,000
to
collecting
unemployment,
and
then
to
a
job
that
paid
barely
$24,000
a
year.
“But
the
mortgage,
the
living
expenses,
and
all
the
bills
that
go
along
with
raising
a
family
don’t
change,”
he
says.
“It
is
a
misconception
that
these
are
people
who
are
just
trying
to
walk
away
from
their
mortgage,”
says
Winling.
“The
reality
is
that
many
of
these
people
have
had
no
prior
credit
issues,
excellent
credit
scores
and
a
good
employment
record.”
KNHS
will
step
in
to
help
homeowners
gather
the
necessary
paperwork,
review
their
household
budget
and
cash
flow,
and
assess
their
options.
Winling
will
look
for
ways
to
work
with
lenders
and
groups
such
as
the
Federal
Housing
Administration
to
find
a
solution.
“We
don’t
save
every
house,”
he
says.
“Sometimes
the
family
just
can
no
longer
afford
it.
Our
function
is
to
help
them
through
that
transition
and
show
them
what
their
options
are,
often
utilizing
other
referral
partners
in
the
Kalamazoo
area.”
He
says
KNHS
is
looking
to
establish
a
follow‐up
program
for
these
clients,
one
that
shows
them
how
to
rebuild
their
credit
over
time.
“We
want
to
show
people
there
is
life
after
these
issues,”
he
says.
“We
want
to
get
folks
back
to
the
point
where
they
can
sleep
at
night.”
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For
several
years,
Kalamazoo
Regional
Educational
Service
Agency
has
been
helping
calm
the
fears
of
young
parents
by
providing
counseling
and
education
in
their
homes.
Funded
in
part
by
an
Early
Childhood
Learning
and
School
Readiness
grant
from
the
Kalamazoo
Community
Foundation,
Kalamazoo
RESA’s
Great
Start
for
Young
Parents
program
connects
parents
with
educators
who
give
them
tips
for
stimulating
social,
language
and
motor
skills
in
their
children
during
the
crucial
months
of
early
development.
The
techniques
the
parent
educator
teaches
are
simple:
tossing
balled‐up
socks
into
a
laundry
basket
teaches
gross
motor
skills;
stringing
a
necklace
from
Cheerios
builds
fine
motor
coordination;
filling
a
baggie
with
water
and
glitter
makes
a
perfect
pat
mat
to
teach
cause
and
effect.
“We’re
working
to
demonstrate
how
basic
things
can
make
a
big
difference
during
that
important
window
of
the
first
three
years
of
life,”
says
Marcy
Beebe,
parent
educator,
Great
Start.
Recently,
Kalamazoo
RESA
expanded
Great
Start
to
reach
even
younger
parents—moms
in
grades
nine
through
12.
In
partnership
with
Kalamazoo
Central
High
School,
Great
Start
counselors
meet
monthly
with
13
young
mothers
in
a
classroom
setting.
While
their
babies
are
cared
for
in
a
child
care
center
down
the
hall,
the
girls
learn
about
parenting
issues
and
talk
with
each
other
about
the
challenges
they
are
facing.
A
recent
session
focused
on
the
topic
of
stress
management.
The
young
moms
worked
on
forming
sculptures
out
of
foam
and
creating
collages
out
of
images.
While
their
hands
were
busy,
their
minds
were
free
to
explore
strategies
for
coping
with
stress.
“I
have
never
seen
a
group
of
teens
so
engaged,”
says
Great
Start
Program
Administrator
Kristi
Carambula.
“It
was
a
beautiful
thing.”
Stress
management
will
be
an
important
tool
for
these
young
women
to
have
at
their
disposal
in
the
months
and
years
ahead,
but
Beebe
says
she
believes
they
are
up
to
the
challenge.
“I
am
positively
inspired
by
the
fortitude
of
these
girls,”
she
says.
“Their
spirit
is
incredible.”
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In
the
years
since
its
founding,
the
Kalamazoo
Community
Foundation
has
provided
essential
funding
to
programs
that
ensure
that
all
children
have
an
equal
chance
for
success
in
school,
nurture
and
prepare
our
young
people
for
life
beyond
school,
help
individuals
and
families
build
self‐sufficiency,
and
enhance
quality
of
life
and
community
prosperity.
American
Red
Cross
received
$16,932
to
reach
out
to
minority
and
low‐income
communities
and
to
expand
training
capacity
through
the
completion
of
facility
renovations.
Food
Bank
of
South
Central
Michigan
was
granted
$25,000
for
its
Critical
Crossroads‐Bridge
Funding
project.
Big
Brothers
Big
Sisters,
A
Community
of
Caring
was
granted
$35,000
in
support
of
Coming
Together
for
Kids:
Churches
and
Community
Joining
Forces.
Greater
Kalamazoo
United
Way
received
a
$100,000
grant
in
support
of
the
Kalamazoo
County
Eviction
Diversion
Partnership
Pilot
Project.
In
2008,
the
Community
Foundation
made
approximately
$3.6
million
in
responsive
grants
from
its
Unrestricted
Funds
to
nonprofit
organizations
dedicated
to
assisting
community
members
in
need.
Boys
and
Girls
Clubs
of
Greater
Kalamazoo
received
$150,000
to
establish
a
new
unit
at
the
Douglass
Community
Association.
Greater
Kalamazoo
United
Way
was
awarded
a
$60,000
grant
for
leadership
initiatives.
In
addition
to
its
traditional
community
investment
activities,
the
Community
Foundation
operates
an
innovative
Program
and
Business
Related
Investment
program.
PRIs
and
BRIs
are
low‐interest
loans
made
to
nonprofit
organizations
or
for‐profit
entities
dedicated
to
enhancing
the
economic
growth
and
vitality
of
the
greater
Kalamazoo
area.
Since
2000,
our
board
of
trustees
has
authorized
more
than
$22.5
million
in
Program
and
Business
Related
Investments
to
assist
with
economic
and
community
redevelopment
projects.
Some
have
already
been
completed;
others
are
underway
or
planned
for
the
future.
Catholic
Family
Services
was
awarded
a
$250,000
grant
to
construct
a
campus
for
The
Ark
Services
for
Youth.
In
addition
to
its
Unrestricted
Funds,
the
Kalamazoo
Community
Foundation
has
a
variety
of
grantmaking
resources
available
to
respond
to
specific
community
issues
and
needs.
In
2008,
through
these
funds
and
special
grantmaking
programs,
the
Community
Foundation
distributed
$821,412
to
the
community.
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Responsive
Community
Investments
15
Program
and
Business
Related
Investments
16
Other
Community
Investments
Childcare
Resources
and
Referral
received
$18,100
in
support
of
its
Reaching
Out
for
Quality
and
Beyond
program.
Gryphon
Place
received
$30,000
to
support
a
three‐year
suicide
prevention
plan
project.
Hispanic
American
Council
received
a
$50,000
grant
to
assist
with
operating
expenses
through
2010.
City
of
Kalamazoo
received
$7,500
for
Safer
Kids
in
the
Water.
Hospice
Care
of
Southwest
Michigan
was
granted
$200,000
to
assist
with
the
purchase,
renovation
and
furnishing
of
a
building
to
house
adult
day
services
and
a
grief
and
loss
counseling
center.
City
of
Kalamazoo
received
a
$100,000
grant
for
redevelopment
projects
at
LaCrone
Park
and
Woods
Lake
Beach.
Housing
Resources,
Inc.
received
$150,000
to
assist
with
costs
related
to
relocating
their
central
offices
and
Housing
Plus
program.
Comstock
Community
Center
was
awarded
a
$16,000
grant
for
energy
efficient
building
improvements.
ISAAC
received
a
$40,000
grant
to
develop
a
grassroots
leadership
training
program.
Disability
Network
Southwest
Michigan
received
$40,000
to
help
people
with
disabilities
overcome
barriers
to
achieving
and
maintaining
self‐sufficiency.
Kalamazoo
Communities
in
Schools
was
granted
$100,000
to
implement
comprehensive
and
integrated
support
services
for
Kalamazoo
Public
Schools
students.
Fair
Food
Matters
was
awarded
$92,300
to
support
the
second
of
a
three‐year
capacity
building
plan.
Kalamazoo
County
was
awarded
a
$10,000
grant
for
the
Ninth
Judicial
Circuit
Court’s
Youthful
Offender
Transition
Program.
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First
United
Methodist
Church
of
Kalamazoo
received
a
grant
of
$25,000
to
assist
with
costs
related
to
the
relocation
and
expansion
of
its
food
pantry.
12
Kalamazoo
County
Poverty
Reduction
Initiative
received
$23,754
to
conduct
10
poverty
simulation
workshops
throughout
Kalamazoo
County.
Kalamazoo
Deacons’
Conference
received
$50,000
for
operating
expenses
in
2008
and
2009.
W.E.
Upjohn
Institute
for
Employment
Research
was
awarded
$7,500
in
support
of
the
Earned
Income
Tax
Credit
Expansion
Project,
which
provides
free
tax
preparation
services
to
low‐
to
moderate‐income
taxpayers
in
underserved
areas
of
Kalamazoo
County.
Kalamazoo
Loaves
and
Fishes
received
$45,000
to
supplement
donated
food
resources
with
purchased
food.
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Kalamazoo
Neighborhood
Housing
Services,
Inc.
was
granted
$30,000
to
provide
foreclosure
counseling
and
assistance
to
Kalamazoo
area
individuals
and
families.
Kalamazoo
Valley
Habitat
for
Humanity,
Inc.
was
awarded
a
$48,000
grant
to
help
“vulnerable
yet
motivated”
low‐income
Kalamazoo
County
families
achieve
homeownership.
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Adventure
Centre
at
Pretty
Lake
received
$60,000
in
support
of
its
Diversity
Awareness
and
Leadership
Training
(DALT)
program.
Allen
Chapel
A.M.E.
received
$7,000
for
outdoor
improvements
to
its
property,
which
adjoins
the
Kalamazoo
River
Trailway.
LIFT
Foundation
was
awarded
a
grant
of
$90,000
to
build
an
11‐unit
apartment
building
for
people
with
mental
health
disabilities.
Boys
and
Girls
Clubs
of
Greater
Kalamazoo
was
granted
$60,000
in
support
of
an
intensive
case
management
family
support
program.
Ministry
with
Community
received
$50,000
in
support
of
its
drop‐in
program.
City
of
Kalamazoo
received
a
grant
of
$50,000
for
the
2008
Summer
Youth
Employment
Program.
Northside
Association
for
Community
Development
received
$30,000
for
its
Recycling
for
Warmth
program.
Eastside
Neighborhood
Association
was
awarded
$20,275
for
the
continuation
of
After
School
Innovations.
Parks
Foundation
of
Kalamazoo
County
received
$100,000
Kalamazoo
Area
Math
and
Science
Center
received
$7,500
for
its
Science
in
the
Park
and
Sizzlin’
Summer
Science
and
for
the
construction
of
two
segments
of
the
Kalamazoo
Mathematics
programs.
River
Valley
Trailway.
Senior
Services,
Inc.
was
granted
$20,000
to
make
its
heating
and
cooling
system
more
energy
efficient.
Kalamazoo
Children’s
Chorus
received
$4,500
for
the
Music
Makers
Club.
Specialized
Language
Development
Center
received
a
$16,000
grant
in
support
of
its
Language
Links
Tutoring
Project.
Kalamazoo
Communities
in
Schools
was
awarded
$30,000
for
the
Children’s
Defense
Fund
Freedom
School.
St.
Thomas
More
was
awarded
a
$25,000
grant
for
Cell
Block
to
Classroom,
which
brings
educational
programming
to
inmates
of
the
Kalamazoo
County
Jail.
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Kalamazoo
County
Family
YMCA
was
granted
$46,000
in
support
of
its
Strong
Kids
Strong
Communities
program
at
Lincoln
International
Studies
School.
Kalamazoo
County
Water
Safety
and
Recovery
Association
was
granted
$8,500
for
the
purchase
and
installation
of
a
new
air
compressor.
Kalamazoo
Junior
Girls
Organization
received
$96,000
to
enable
organizational
and
program
enhancements
in
2008
and
2009.
Kalamazoo
Public
Library
was
granted
$150,000
to
develop
and
operate
ONEplace
@
kpl,
a
resource
center
for
Kalamazoo
County
nonprofits.
Kampus
Kidz
Connection
received
$4,900
in
support
of
the
Money
Math
Enrichment
afterschool
program
at
Parkwood
Upjohn
Elementary.
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Building
Blocks
was
granted
$10,000
for
operational
support.
Constructive
Community
Builders
received
a
grant
of
$26,500
for
its
School
of
Construction
and
Home
Rehabilitation
project.
Fire
Historical
and
Cultural
Arts
Collective
was
awarded
a
grant
of
$30,350
for
capacity
building.
Minority
Business
Alliance
was
granted
$15,718
to
support
operational
expenses
of
KIDBIZ
Entrepreneurial
Concepts.
Legal
Aid
of
Western
Michigan
received
a
$25,000
grant
to
support
the
Housing
Preservation
Project.
New
Latino
Visions
received
a
grant
of
$15,000
for
its
Washington
Writers
afterschool
program.
Northside
Association
for
Community
Development
was
awarded
a
$100,000
grant
in
support
of
the
North
Park
Street
Gateway
Initiative.
Oakwood
Neighborhood
Association
was
granted
$11,730
for
its
2009/2010
afterschool
and
summer
youth
programs.
Smartshop
Metal
Arts
Collective
received
a
grant
of
$15,000
for
capacity
building.
Prevention
Works
of
Southwest
Michigan,
Inc.
received
$59,552
for
its
Peer
POWER
Violence
Prevention
program.
Southwest
Michigan
First,
Inc.
was
awarded
a
$175,000
grant
for
operational
support.
Red
Tent
received
$20,000
to
assist
with
2008
and
2009
operating
expenses.
Western
Michigan
University
Foundation
received
a
$25,000
grant
to
conduct
a
Medical
School
feasibility
study.
Sherman
Lake
YMCA
Outdoor
Center
received
a
grant
of
$150,000
for
its
Success
for
Every
Child
program.
Southwest
Michigan
Black
Heritage
Society
received
$38,000
to
fund
the
History
Detectives
project
for
middle
school
students
at
Maple
Street
Magnet
School
for
the
Arts.
Teen
HEART
was
awarded
a
grant
of
$20,000
to
sustain
and
grow
its
student
leadership
and
peer
education
programs.
W.E.
Upjohn
Institute
for
Employment
Research
received
$49,375
to
assist
in
organizing
and
mobilizing
projects
that
engage
the
community
in
the
Kalamazoo
Promise.
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Kalamazoo
Public
Schools
received
$50,000
for
operational
support
of
the
Kalamazoo
Even
Start
program.
Kalamazoo
RESA
was
awarded
$126,500
for
Great
Start
for
Young
Parents.
UJIMA
Enterprises
was
granted
$111,000
for
its
Parents
as
Teachers
project.
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Downtown
Tomorrow,
Inc.
$10.1
million
in
loans
for
the
purchase
of
properties
that
will
contribute
to
community
redevelopment.
Housing
Resources,
Inc.
$250,000
loan
to
assist
with
Rosewood,
a
low‐income
housing
development
in
Kalamazoo.
Kalamazoo
Community
Foundation
Real
Estate
Holdings,
Inc.
$5.7
million
in
loans
for
venture
capital
and
other
economic
development
funding.
Local
Initiatives
Support
Corp.
$1
million
loan
for
commercial
neighborhood
redevelopment,
including
a
grocery
store
and
retail
mall.
Air
Zoo
®
$1
million
loan
for
the
construction
of
the
“new”
Air
Zoo.
Southwest
Michigan
Innovation
Center,
Inc.
$4
million
for
construction
and
expansion
of
the
Innovation
Center.
Arts
Fund
of
Kalamazoo
County
$53,940
was
awarded
in
collaboration
with
the
Arts
Council
of
Greater
Kalamazoo
in
support
of
local
individual
artists
and
arts‐oriented
projects
and
organizations
in
the
greater
Kalamazoo
area.
Jack
Hopkins
Community
Redevelopment
Fund
$283,455
in
grants
was
awarded
to
local
organizations
for
the
purpose
of
strengthening
Kalamazoo’s
core
city—its
downtown
and
its
neighborhoods—and
solving
critical
redevelopment
issues
faced
by
the
city,
county
and
surrounding
region.
Emergency
Mini‐Grants
Program
$82,177
was
awarded
to
nonprofit
organizations
for
requests
that
were
urgent
in
nature,
meeting
unanticipated
operational
and
other
needs.
John
E.
Fetzer
Institute
Fund
$217,000
was
awarded
to
local
nonprofits
to
assist
with
needs
that
align
with
the
mission
of
the
John
E.
Fetzer
Institute.
Established
in
1962,
the
Institute
supports
research,
education
and
service
programs
that
foster
awareness
of
the
power
of
love
and
forgiveness.
Gay,
Lesbian,
Bisexual
and
Transgender
Equality
Fund
$32,475
was
granted
in
support
of
projects
that
foster
new
connections,
awareness
and
understanding
of
Kalamazoo
County’s
gay,
lesbian,
bisexual
and
transgender
communities.
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Good
Neighbor
Grants
$59,930
was
awarded
in
support
of
66
projects
carried
out
by
small,
informal
community
groups
inspired
to
make
a
difference
in
Kalamazoo.
The
Good
Neighbor
Grants
program,
a
key
component
of
the
Community
Foundation’s
BetterTogether/Kalamazoo
social
capital
initiative,
puts
resources
into
the
hands
of
small,
grassroots
resident
groups,
empowering
them
to
be
actively
engaged
in
the
community.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Harley
A.
Sears
Memorial
Fund
$44,190
was
awarded
to
area
nonprofits
to
provide
one‐
time
camp
experiences
to
7‐
to
10‐year‐old
children
who
might
not
otherwise
have
such
an
opportunity.
Robert
D.
and
Ruth
A.
VanderRoest
Endowment
Fund
for
the
Developmentally
Disabled
$8,245
was
granted
to
programs
that
enable
developmentally
disabled
individuals
to
participate
in
camping,
travel
and
other
recreational
activities.
Youth
United
Way
$40,000
was
awarded
to
Kalamazoo
area
nonprofits
by
high
school
students
participating
in
Youth
United
Way,
a
collaborative
effort
of
the
Greater
Kalamazoo
United
Way,
Kalamazoo
Community
Foundation
and
local
high
schools.
Youth
United
Way
empowers
youths
to
give
back
to
the
community
by
educating
them
about
philanthropy
and
providing
leadership
opportunities.
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Hundreds
of
individuals,
families
and
organizations
have
created
charitable
legacies
by
establishing
funds
within
the
Kalamazoo
Community
Foundation.
In
2008,
19
new
funds
were
established
at
the
Community
Foundation,
bringing
the
total
number
of
funds
held
here
to
782.
The
Community
Foundation
is
honored
to
serve
as
the
steward
of
these
funds
as
each
donor
strives
to
make
a
difference
in
our
community.
The
Community
Foundation
offers
a
wide
range
of
fund
options,
each
designed
to
meet
the
specific
needs
of
distinct
donors,
and
to
ensure
that
people
of
vision
will
have
an
enduring
influence
on
the
community
and
the
charitable
causes
they
hold
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The
Community
Foundation
depends
on
its
unrestricted
assets
to
not
only
proactively
address
the
changing
needs
of
the
greater
Kalamazoo
community,
but
also
to
facilitate
innovative
responses
to
community
problems
and
enhance
the
quality
of
life
for
all
residents.
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Field‐of‐Interest
Funds
enable
donors
to
focus
their
giving
on
the
issues
and
causes
they
care
about
most.
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Advised
Funds
are
convenient,
flexible
tools
for
individuals,
families,
businesses
or
groups
that
want
to
be
involved
personally
in
suggesting
grant
awards
made
possible
by
their
gifts.
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Designated
Funds
support
beneficiaries
such
as
nonprofit
organizations,
or
educational
or
religious
institutions
specified
by
a
donor.
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Scholarship
Funds
support
undergraduate
and
graduate
education,
professional
development
and
other
educational
enrichment
opportunities.
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Unrestricted
Funds
19
Field‐of‐Interest
Funds
20
Advised
Funds
23
Designated
Funds
28
Scholarship
Funds
17
Agnes
LaRoque
Barrett
Trust
Fund
Michael
G.
and
Audrey
A.
Beck
Fund
Thomas
F.
and
Carol
J.
Beech
Endowment
Fund
Carol
G.
Boudeman
Fund
Barbara
J.
Bowman
Fund
Brook
Lodge
Fund
Pauline
D.
Buckhout
Estate
Fund
Lee
H.
Cahill
Fund
Archibald
U.
Campbell
Fund
Margaret
J.
Campbell
Fund
Alfred
B.
and
Frances
Peck
Connable
Endowment
Fund
Joanna
and
Scott
Dales
Family
Fund
Dorothy
U.
Dalton
Fund
Daniel
and
Jacqueline
DeMent
Fund
William
DeYoe
Fund
Frank
Dutton
Trust
Fund
Engineered
Material
Sales,
Inc.
Fund
Annmarie
E.
and
Wesley
K.
Freeland
Endowment
Fund
Genevieve
U.
Gilmore
Fund
David
and
Muriel
Gregg
Fund
Norman
P.
Hahn
Fund
Floyd
Haines
Fund
Ardith
C.
and
Winfield
J.
Hollander
Fund
Mary
Jane
and
John
C.
Howard
Fund
Rhea
Hunting
Trust
Fund
George
H.
and
Gretchen
F.
Ishler
Fund
Paul
D.
and
Mary
G.
Jackson
Fund
Kalamazoo
Forever
Fund
Howard
D.
Kalleward
Operational
Fund
Frances
Effie
Keyes
Estate
Fund
Frances
Sutherland
Kirkpatrick
Fund
Russell
P.
and
Joyce
E.
Kneen
Fund
Doris
F.
and
William
J.
Lawrence
Jr.
Fund
Roberta
P.
Lyle
Fund
Lewis
L.
and
Elizabeth
J.
Macomber
Fund
Eleanor
Mason
Fund
Gerald
McKessy
and
Anne
Burleigh‐McKessy
Endowment
Fund
Grace
E.
Milham
Fund
David
and
Priscilla
Morris
Fund
M.F.
Mulholland
Fund
Robert
and
Marjorie
Neubig
Endowment
Fund
Roy
and
Priscilla
Olton
Fund
Maxine
Painter
Fund
Penny
Family
Fund
Myron
and
Arletta
Penny
Fund
Benjamin
and
Kathleen
Perry
Fund
Effie
B.
Phillips
Trust
Fund
Eleanor
S.
Pitkin
Estate
Fund
John
G.
and
Kathryn
S.
Polzin
Fund
Charles
C.
Putnam
Fund
Jean
Redpath
Fund
Cornelia
A.
Robinson
Estate
Fund
Myron
(Mike)
and
Edith
Ruster
Fund
Scheri
Fund
Elizabeth
Knell
Shepard
Charitable
Fund
Spirit
of
Community
Fund
The
St.
John
Family
Endowment
Fund
Margaret
E.
Starnaman
Trust
Fund
George
E.
Steers
Trust
Fund
Edward
P.
and
Elizabeth
H.
Thompson
Fund
Elizabeth
D.
Todd
Fund
Clare
Townsend
Fund
Harry
E.
Turbeville
Fund
Grace
G.
Upjohn
Fund
Millie
K.
Upjohn
and
Mary
S.
Kirby
Memorial
Fund
The
W.
E.
Upjohn
Society
Fund
Robert
D.
and
Barbara
C.
Van
Blarcom
Fund
James
and
Ramona
VandenBerg
Endowment
Fund
Garret
and
Arline
V.
Van
Haaften
Fund
Peter
VanHaften
Trust
Fund
Stanley
Weber
Fund
Funds
listed
in
red
are
new
funds
established
in
2008.
18
Raymond
J.
Adams
Jr.
Avian
Research
Endowment
Fund
Constantin
and
Ruth
Butiu
Fund
Alden
M.
and
Marcia
L.
Byrd
Endowment
Fund
C.A.B.S.
Endowment
Fund
Children’s
Fund
Children’s
Medical
Needs
Fund
Curtis
A.
Cleveland
Endowment
Fund
Barbara
A.
Damiani
Quadriplegia
Support
Fund
Joseph
J.
and
Frances
J.
Dunnigan
Fund
for
Human
Services
Emergency
Financial
Assistance
Fund
Gay,
Lesbian,
Bisexual
and
Transgender
Equality
Fund
Greater
Kalamazoo
Association
of
Realtors
Community
Fund
James
and
Linda
Gregart
Endowment
Fund
for
At‐Risk
Children
Janet
and
Rudy
Hanson
Fund
For
Children
Healthy
Youth
and
Healthy
Seniors
Fund
for
Kalamazoo
County
Healthy
Youth
and
Healthy
Seniors
Fund
for
Van
Buren
County
Helping
Hands
Fund
Jack
Hopkins
Community
Redevelopment
Fund
Jack
Hopkins
Community
Redevelopment
Endowment
Fund
Kalamazoo
Exchange
Club
Fund
Kalamazoo
Society
for
Crippled
Children
and
Adults
Endowment
Fund
John
N.
and
Mildred
A.
Karnemaat
Fund
for
Education
and
Learning
John
N.
and
Mildred
A.
Karnemaat
Fund
for
Individuals
and
Families
David
and
Barbara
Kruse
Arts
and
Theatre
Fund
Kingsley
M.
Mann
and
June
M.
Mann
Fund
The
Arnold
Moelk
Benefit
Fund
Aloysius
Rozek
Estate
Fund
Charles
D.
and
Mary
H.
Russell
Endowment
Fund
19
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Harley
A.
Sears
Memorial
Fund
Suzanne
Todd
Shepherd
Fund
Spirit
of
Community:
Economic
and
Community
Development
Fund
Spirit
of
Community:
Education
and
Learning
Fund
Spirit
of
Community:
Environment
Fund
Spirit
of
Community:
Health
Fund
Spirit
of
Community:
Housing
Fund
Spirit
of
Community:
Individuals
and
Families
Fund
Spirit
of
Community:
Youth
Development
Fund
Sustainable
Community
Endowment
Fund
Sustainable
Community
Watershed
Endowment
Fund
Twentieth
Century
Club
Fund
Henry
U.
Upjohn
Memorial
Trust
Fund
Robert
D.
and
Ruth
A.
VanderRoest
Endowment
Fund
for
the
Developmentally
Disabled
Sarah
Gilkey
VanderWeele
Children’s
Fund
Marian
A.
Youngs
Endowment
Fund
Youth
I
Fund
Youth
II
Fund
Youth
Violence
Prevention
Fund
Funds
listed
in
red
are
new
funds
established
in
2008.
Access
to
Justice
Endowment
Fund
Scott
and
Mary
Aldrich
Fund
All
Creatures
Great
and
Small
Endowment
Fund
ALS
and
N.
John
Hotop
Fund
American
Legion
Fund/Frank
Miller
Estate
Fund
Arcturus
Fund
Martha
Baker
Fund
Charles
W.
and
Dona
Barnes
Fund
Peter
and
Catherine
Barnes
Fund
Bartels
Family
Fund
Hugh
and
Marian
Beattie
Family
Fund
Leon
Beeghly
Fund
Robert
M.
Boudeman
Trust
Fund
S.M.
Boudeman
Family
Fund
Herbert
C.
and
Sally
S.
Boyer
Fund
Braganini
Family
Fund
Andrew
V.
and
Jill
B.
Brown
Fund
Catherine
E.
Brown
Fund
Eric
V.
and
Linda
Brown
Jr.
Fund
Frederick
O.
and
Marisa
Brown
Fund
Robert
M.
and
Melissa
Brown
Fund
Alfred
and
Frances
Calay
Sr.
Fund
for
Visually
Impaired
Children
Dolores
A.
Carney
Children’s
Respite
Fund
Joseph
A.
Cekola
Memorial
Endowment
Fund
Richard
and
Laura
Chatelain
Fund
Barbara
M.
Chmiel
Charitable
Fund
Chuang
and
Stein
Family
Educational
Endowment
Fund
Robert
C.
and
Janet
C.
Claflin
Fund
Donald
and
Carol
Coggan
Fund
Consumers
Concrete,
Thomas
Family
Fund
Cookie
Jar
Fund
Earl
L.
Cooper
Memorial
Scholarship
Fund
Covert
Township
Community
Foundation
Fund
Croft
Christian
Ministries
Support
Fund
Dailey
Family:
Katherine
B.,
Garr
O.
and
Richard
O.
Charitable
Advised
Fund
Decoster
Family
Fund
William
and
Fiona
Denny
Fund
DeNooyer
Family
Endowment
Fund
Dewan
Family
Fund
Alma
Dietz
Fund
Umakant
and
Shreedevi
Doctor
Family
Fund
Carrie
M.
Doherty
Memorial
Fund
Nancy
C.
Niles
Donovan
Family
Fund
Loyal
and
Bonnie
Eldridge
Fund
Howard
A.
Elliott
Endowment
Fund
Charles
W.
and
Tucky
McCarthy
Elliott
Fund
Elwell
Family
Fund
Environmental
Action
Fund
Monica
Ann
Evans
Wildlife
Endowment
Fund
J.
Louis
and
Priscilla
E.
Felton
Fund
Fetzer
Family
Fund
John
E.
Fetzer
Institute
Fund
Sonja
and
Conrad
Fischer
Fund
Dennis
and
Jeanne
Fitzgerald
Fund
Flowserve
Corporation
Endowment
Fund
Jay
Freeman
Gurd
Memorial
Youth
Fund
Kiwanis
Club
Portage
Suburban
Cale
Flynn
Advised
Endowment
Fund
The
Fountains
at
Bronson
Place
Residents’
Endowment
Fund
Gould
Fox
Fund
The
Freund
Family
Fund
The
Alfred
B.
Garcia
and
Sandra
J.
Edwards
Fund
Alfred
B.
Garcia
and
Sandra
J.
Edwards
Family
Fund
Gateway
Coalition
Fund
Thomas
M.
and
Sandra
L.
George
Family
Fund
Irving
S.
Gilmore
Estate
Fund
Gipson
Family
Fund
Funds
listed
in
red
are
new
funds
established
in
2008.
20
Ruth
A.
Gladstone
Memorial
Fund
Great
Lakes
Companies’
Endowment
Fund
for
Christian
Education
Bruce
and
Jeanne
Grubb
Family
Fund
HFG
Advisors,
Inc.
–
Daniel
L.
Youngs
Endowment
Fund
Richard
L.
and
Mary
S.
Halpert
Fund
Nancy
A.
Haner
Memorial
Fund
James
A.
and
Susan
L.
Harrington
Family
Fund
Hartman
Family
Fund
Rosemary
E.
Hatfield
Fund
Louis
John
Heilman
Memorial
Endowment
Fund
Marion
and
Conrad
Hilberry
Fund
Martha
and
Jim
Hilboldt
Family
Fund
Sonia
Hill
Fund
Hoff
Family
Fund
Krystal
and
Henry
Holland
Fund
Brad
Hoorn
Memorial
Endowment
Fund
The
Hopkins
Family
Fund
Howard
and
Howard
Community
Reinvestment
Fund
Humphrey
Fund
Si
and
Shirley
Johnson
Family
Fund
Kalamazoo
Anesthesiology,
P.C.
Fund
Kalamazoo
Community
Foundation
Employees
Make
a
Difference
Fund
Kalamazoo
County
Bar
Association
Endowment
Fund
Kalamazoo
Gazette
Literacy
Fund
Kalamazoo
Tire
Brokers
Fund
KAR
Laboratories
Fund
John
and
Mildred
Karnemaat
Fund
Gail
and
Tom
Kasdorf
Fund
KCC
Fund
Keystone
Community
Bank
Endowment
Fund
John
and
Mary
Kittredge
Fund
Kiwanis
Club
of
Downtown
Kalamazoo
Endowment
Fund
Koning
Family
Fund
Kara
Helen
Krogh
Memorial
Fund
Tom
and
Donna
Lambert
Family
Fund
Jacqueline
LaParl
Fund
21
Gretchen
LaReau
Memorial
Fund
Carl
E.
and
E.
Winifred
Lee
Fund
The
Legacy
Fund
Dominic
B.,
Nadia
T.
and
Lucia
T.
Leonardelli
Fund
Ruth,
Werner,
Michael
R.
and
Marcia
Kurlan
Liepman
Family
Fund
Christopher
and
Margo
Light
Fund
Lininger
Family
Fund
William
T.
Little
Fund
Robert
R.
and
Maria
L.
Lohrmann
Endowment
Fund
Ludlow
Family
Fund
Lueth
Family
Fund
Dr.
James
E.
and
Nancy
E.
MacVicar
Fund
Majka
Family
Fund
Mansager
Family
Fund
Jane
Mansager
Memorial
Fund
Elizabeth
Jane
Mapes
Endowed
Fund
Ed
Marlett
Memorial
Fund
Manfred
R.
and
Nancy
C.
Martin
Fund
Bill
and
Jeannette
Maxey
Fund
Judith
L.
Maze
Endowment
Fund
Anne
and
Todd
McCormack
Fund
McLaughlin
Family
Endowment
Fund
Mary
Katherine
Melzer
Fund
Mickelson
Family
Fund
O.F.
Miller
Fund
Sherry
Smith
Miller
Endowment
Fund
I.
William
and
Lynn
Minor
Family
Fund
Monroe‐Brown
Foundation
Fund
Richard
and
Ruth
Morris
Fund
Northside
Ministerial
Alliance/MLK
Fund
Oakwood
Little
League
Fund
Overbeck
Family
Fund
The
Palmer
Family
Fund
Ray
T.
Jr.
and
Martha
Parfet
Fund
Blanche
E.
Patterson
Fund
Paw
Paw
Lions/David
and
Barbara
Kruse
Endowment
Fund
Erick
and
Sara
Perry
Fund
Funds
listed
in
red
are
new
funds
established
in
2008.
Perry
Family
Fund
Herbert
E.
and
Margaret
G.
Pifer
Fund
Pinehurst
Fund
Anna
R.
Pipp
Foundation
Endowment
Fund
Polzin
Family
Fund
Prudential
Preferred
Realtors
Foundation
Fund
Arthur
and
Patricia
Pula
Fund
James
W.
Richmond
Fund
Lois
I.
Richmond
Fund
Rockhold
Family
Fund
C.
Dexter
and
Sandra
L.
Rohm
Fund
Barry
Ross
and
Jane
Rooks
Ross
Music
Education
Fund
Robert
and
Linda
Salisbury
Fund
Schaeffer
Ware
Fund
Schieble
Family
Fund
The
Schmitt
Family
Endowment
Fund
John
and
Jane
Schreuder
Family
Fund
Seth
N.
Schupan
Memorial
Fund
Jack
Scobey
Action
Fund
Peter
and
Elizabeth
Seaver
Family
Fund
Ann
F.
Shepherd
Fund
for
the
Arts
Sherman
Fund
Ship‐Pac
Foundation
Fund
Dale
Shugars
Prenatal
and
Children’s
Health
Care
Fund
Glen
C.
and
Gail
G.
Smith
Fund
Glen
C.
Smith
Jr.
Fund
for
Promotion
of
Youth
Philanthropy
Judy
and
Dan
Smith
Fund
Soper
Family
Fund
Dr.
Michael
and
Mrs.
Nancy
Spensley
Fund
Springgate
Family
Fund
Eva
Stein
Memorial
Cancer
Endowment
Fund
David
L.
and
Joyce
Stewart
Fund
Terry
and
Cynthia
Stewart
Family
Fund
Jacob
and
Naomi
Stucki
Fund
Surdna
Fund
Talisman
Fund
The
Blue
Fund
Gerard
and
Margery
Thomas
Fund
A.
John
and
Cathy
Todd
IV
Fund
Eric
M.
Todd
Fund
Jane
and
John
Todd
III
Fund
Stephen
R.
Todd
Fund
Richard
G.
Tomlinson
Family
Fund
Irene
and
Stephen
Trivers
Fund
Mary
Little
Tyler
Fund
United
Way
Loaned
Executives
Endowment
Fund
United
Way
Loaned
Executives
Program
Fund
Burton
H.
and
Elizabeth
S.
Upjohn
Fund
Henry
L.
II
and
Martha
M.
Upjohn
Fund
Edward
S.
and
Virginia
M.
VanDalson
Fund
VanDenBrink
Family
Fund
Donald
and
Mary
Jo
Vander
Kooy
Family
Fund
Robert
and
Melicent
Van
Peenan
Family
Fund
Charles
and
Joan
Van
Zoeren
Fund
James
and
Georgia
Vavra
Fund
Vicksburg
Foundation
Fund
Vicksburg
Rotary
Endowment
Fund
Vliek
Family
Fund
Helen
and
Jack
Wattles
Fund
Wattles/Willey
Fund
Wattles/Willey
Family
Fund
Gerald
A.
and
Margaret
L.
Welch
Fund
Lorence
and
Nancy
Wenke
Charitable
Fund
Westerman
Family
Fund
Alex
Wolf
Fund
Ben
Wolf
Fund
Joy
Wolfe
Fund
Wright
Family
Fund
Wright
for
Kids
Fund
Richard
and
Joan
Young
Family
Fund
Funds
listed
in
red
are
new
funds
established
in
2008.
22
Abbey
Farms
Historical
Fund
Academically
Talented
Youth
Programs
Endowment
Fund
Alamo
Township
Parks
Endowment
Fund
Alexander
Center
Fund
Al‐Van
Humane
Society
Fund
Alzheimer’s
Association
Michigan
Great
Lakes
Chapter
Endowment
Fund
American
Red
Cross
Facilities
Fund/Kalamazoo
County
John
Edward
Armstrong
Memorial
Endowment
Fund
Arts
Council
of
Greater
Kalamazoo
Fund
Arts
Council
Kalamazoo
Cultural
Center
Building
Endowment
Fund
Arts
Fund
of
Kalamazoo
County
Association
of
Fundraising
Professionals
West
Michigan
Fund
Asylum
Lake
Preservation
Fund
Audubon
Society
of
Kalamazoo
Endowment
Fund
Audubon
Society
of
Kalamazoo
Operations
Fund
Bach
Festival
Society
Endowment
Fund
Michael
Bailey
Scholarship
Fund
Bangor
Viking
Club
Scholarship
Endowment
Fund
Batts‐McColl
Fund
Dr.
Victor
A.
Berglund
Memorial
Fund
Bethany
Christian
Services
of
Kalamazoo
Endowment
Fund
Big
Brothers
Big
Sisters,
A
Community
of
Caring
Endowment
Fund
Big
Brothers
Big
Sisters,
A
Community
of
Caring
Building
Fund
Big
Brothers
Big
Sisters,
A
Community
of
Caring
Renovation
Fund
Big
Brothers
Big
Sisters,
A
Community
of
Caring
Program
Service
Expansion
Fund
Borgess
Visiting
Nurse
and
Hospice
Non‐Endowed
Fund
Boy
Scouts
of
Southwest
Michigan
Council
Endowment
Fund
Lewis
A.
and
Mildred
W.
Briner
Memorial
Fund
Bronson
Park
Manger
Scene
Fund
Catholic
Family
Services
Endowment
Fund
Constance
Brown
Estate
Fund
23
Constance
Brown
Endowment
Fund
CARES
Endowment
Fund
Kevin
P.
Chao
Memorial
Fund
Cheff
Center
Endowment
Fund
Lilia
Chen
Scholarship
Fund
for
Ceramics
Child
Abuse
and
Neglect
Prevention
Fund
A
Child
at
Heart;
Endowment
for
Abused
Children
Fund
Child
Care
Services
Fund
Patricia
Coles‐Chalmers
Fund
Community
Advocates
for
Persons
with
Developmental
Disabilities
Fund
Community
Mental
Health
Endowment
Fund
Comstock
Public
Schools
Foundation
Mary
Roe
Memorial
Scholarship
Fund
The
Congregation
of
Moses/Andrew
H.
Levene
Scholarship
Fund
The
Congregation
of
Moses/Cemetery
Fund
The
Congregation
of
Moses
Etz
Chaim
Endowment
Fund
Etz
Chaim
Gubin
Education
Fund
The
Congregation
of
Moses/Israel
Pilgrimage
Fund
Congregation
of
Moses
Etz
Chaim
Non‐Endowed
Fund
Congregation
of
Moses
Parsonage
Fund
Congregational
Church/Dr.
and
Mrs.
W.E.
Upjohn
Memorial
Fund
Loretta
and
Charles
Cooper/Michigan
Maritime
Museum
Education
Endowment
Fund
Covenant
Senior
Day
Program/SLK
Fund
Creative
Panther
Alumni
Scholarship
Fund
Croyden
Avenue
School
Building
Fund
Croyden
Avenue
School
Building
Support
Fund
Croyden
Avenue
School
Student
Support
Fund
Bob
Davis
Memorial
Endowment
Fund
Day
Bible
Church
Endowment
Fund
Mary
and
Elliott
DeMeyer
Fund
for
Education
Robert
and
Marion
Denison
Endowment
Fund
Disability
Network
Southwest
Michigan
Fund
Domestic
and
Sexual
Assault
Services
Fund
Downtown
Festival
Place
Fund
Funds
listed
in
red
are
new
funds
established
in
2008.
Education
for
the
Arts
Endowment
Fund
I
Education
for
the
Arts
Endowment
Fund
II
Education
for
the
Arts
Endowment
Fund
III
Education
for
the
Arts
Non‐Endowed
Fund
I
Education
for
the
Arts
Non‐Endowed
Fund
II
Family
&
Children
Services
Endowment
Fund
for
YMCA
Sherman
Lake
Camp
Scholarships
Donald
VanderKooy
Executive
Director’s
Endowment,
Family
&
Children
Services
Fund
Eugene
Field
Memorial
Fund
First
Baptist
Church
of
Kalamazoo
Endowed
Fund
First
Baptist
Church
of
Kalamazoo
Non‐Endowed
Fund
Five
Senses
Garden
Endowment
Fund
Fontana
Chamber
Arts
Endowment
Fund
Friendship
Village
Friends’
Fund
Galesburg‐Augusta
Schools
Education
Foundation
Fund
Dr.
Avison
and
Maude
Gano
Scholarship
Fund
Gilchrist
Family
Education
Fund
Diana
Fell,
James
Stanley
and
Ruth
Gilmore
Cancer
Fund
Gilmore
Car
Museum
Fund
Gilmore
Keyboard
Festival
Endowed
Fund
Jim
Gilmore
Jr.
Treatment
Center
Endowment
Fund
Girl
Scouts
of
Glowing
Embers
Council
Endowment
Fund
Goodwill
Endowment
Fund
Grandmother
and
CIG
Endowment
Fund
Great
Lakes
Burn
Camp
Fund
Greater
Kalamazoo
Girls
on
the
Run
Endowment
Fund
Greater
Kalamazoo
United
Way
Endowment
Fund
The
Sally
E.
Grushon
Endowment
for
Hilltop
Preschool
David
K.
Hilmert/Gryphon
Place
Endowment
Fund
Gull
Lake
Commmunity
Schools
Foundation
Endowment
Fund
Hackett
Catholic
Central
High
School
Endowment
Fund
Nancy
Haner
Memorial
Fund
for
Nature,
Arts
and
Literacy
Haven
Church
Mission
Outreach
Fund
Dr.
Frank
Heath
Memorial
Scholarship
Fund
Ellen
M.
and
H.
Sidney
Heersma
Endowment
Fund
Heersma
Family
Fund
Dr.
Sidney
Heersma
Endowment
Fund
Heritage
Senior
Citizens
Endowment
Fund
Marcia
C.
Hinson
Youth
Ministry
Fund
Hospice
Care
of
Southwest
Michigan
Endowment
Fund
Hospital
Hospitality
House
of
Southwest
MI
Endowment
Fund
Housing
Resources,
Inc.
Development
Fund
Housing
Resources,
Inc.
Endowment
Fund
Margaret
and
Edward
Huber
Fund
Lauren
D.
Hughes
Environmental
Scholarship
Fund
Junior
Achievement
Evergreen
Fund
Junior
League
of
Kalamazoo,
Inc.
Endowment
Fund
K
College
Shepherd
Family
Fund
KAAAP
Endowment
Fund
Endowment
Fund
for
Kairos
Dwelling
–
A
Home
for
the
Terminally
Ill
Kalamazoo
Academy
Appreciation
Fund
Kalamazoo
Academy
Foundation
Fund
Kalamazoo
Amateur
Athletic
Endowment
Fund
Kalamazoo
AMBUCS
Endowment
Fund
Kalamazoo
Area
Math
and
Science
Center
Endowment
Fund
Kalamazoo
Area
Parkinson’s
Support
Group
Endowment
Fund
Kalamazoo
Aviation
History
Museum
Educational
Endowment
Fund
Kalamazoo
Boys
and
Girls
Club
Endowment
Fund
Kalamazoo
Christian
School
Foundation
Bushhouse
Business
Scholarship
Fund
Kalamazoo
Christian
School
Foundation
Endowment
Fund
Kalamazoo
Christian
School
Foundation
Chris
and
Esther
Kamminga
Financial
Aid
Endowment
Fund
Kalamazoo
Christian
School
Foundation
KCHS
Technical
Achievement
Scholarship
Fund
Kalamazoo
Christian
School
Foundation
Albert
Klosterman
Financial
Aid
Endowment
Fund
Kalamazoo
Christian
School
Foundation
Molenaar
Family
Endowment
Fund
Kalamazoo
Christian
School
Foundation
Michael
A.
Pinto
II
Special
Education
Endowment
Fund
Kalamazoo
Christian
School
Foundation
Bonnie
van
Lonkhuyzen
Financial
Aid
Endowment
Fund
Kalamazoo
Christian
School
Foundation
VanderSteen
Scholarship
Fund
Kalamazoo
Civic
Theatre
Building
Endowment
Fund
Kalamazoo
Civic
Theatre
Operations
Endowment
Fund
Kalamazoo
College
Fund
Kalamazoo
Community
Hospital
Oncology
Program
Fund
Kalamazoo
Concert
Band/Richard
S.
Swinsick
Endowment
Fund
Kalamazoo
County
Parks
Endowment
Fund
Kalamazoo
Deacons
Conference
Foundation
Endowment
Fund
Funds
listed
in
red
are
new
funds
established
in
2008.
24
Kalamazoo
Humane
Society
Endowment
Fund
Kalamazoo
Institute
of
Arts
W.E.
Upjohn
Kalamazoo
Foundation
Fund
Kalamazoo
Institute
of
Arts
W.E.
Upjohn
Estate
Fund
Kalamazoo
Junior
Girls
Endowment
Fund
Kalamazoo
Model
Railroad
Historical
Society
Endowment
Fund
Kalamazoo
Municipal
Recreation
Endowment
Fund
Kalamazoo
Nature
Center
Endowment
Fund
Kalamazoo
Neighborhood
Development
Fund
Kalamazoo
Optimist
Hockey
Association
Memorial
Fund
Kalamazoo
Public
Housing
Endowment
Fund
Kalamazoo
Public
Library
Local
History
and
Community
Information
Service
Fund
Kalamazoo
Public
Schools
Early
Literacy
Fund
Kalamazoo
Public
Schools
Endowment
Fund
for
World
Peace
Kalamazoo
Pushkin
Partnership
Fund
Kalamazoo
Regional
Catholic
Schools
Foundation
Endowment
Fund
Kalamazoo
River
Valley
Trailway
Endowed
Fund
Kalamazoo
River
Valley
Trailway
Fund
Kalamazoo
Rotary
Stage
Endowment
Fund
Kalamazoo
Symphony
Orchestra
Artists
in
Residence
Fund
Kalamazoo
Symphony
Orchestra/M.
Jane
Baley
Education
Fund
Kalamazoo
Symphony
Society
Trust
Fund
(GUG)
Kalamazoo
Symphony
Society
Trust
Fund
(WEU)
Kalamazoo
Valley
Habitat
for
Humanity
Endowment
Fund
Kazoo
School
General
Endowment
Fund
Kazoo
School
Fund
Kalamazoo
Communities
in
Schools
Endowment
Fund
KCIS/Timothy
John
Cain
Memorial
Fund
KCIS/Jack
Hamilton
Fund
KCIS/Clara
Harbeck
Memorial
Fund
KCIS/Judy
Johnson
Memorial
Fund
KCIS/KAAAP
Operations
Fund
KCIS/Kay
LaBonte
Memorial
Fund
KCIS/Nathaniel
McCaslin
Education
Fund
KCIS/Richard
Percy
Memorial
Fund
Kindleberger
Stage
Fund
25
Martin
Luther
King
Park
Fund
Dr.
George
Klein
Lecture
Series
and
Scholarship
Fund
K/RESA
Foundation
Endowment
Fund
Lakeside
Treatment
and
Learning
Center
Endowment
Fund
Laureate
Fund
Warren
and
Jacqueline
Lawrence
Family
Fund
Legal
Aid
of
Western
Michigan
Fund
Legal
Aid
of
Western
Michigan
Endowment
Fund
Christopher
and
Margo
Light
Endowment
Fund
The
Kalamazoo
LINKS
Endowment
Fund
The
Rosalie
Clauwaert
Lloyd
Memorial
Scholarship
Fund
for
Nursing
Education
Kathryn
Loew
Memorial
Fund
of
the
Southwest
MI
Chapter
of
the
American
Guild
of
Organists
Adelaide
T.
and
Charles
Luley
Jr./WMU
Fund
C.L.
and
Ruth
Mahoney
Fund
Harold
J.
Maloney
Fund
for
Persons
with
Visual
Impairments
Helen
W.
Manby
Fund
Dr.
Frederick
and
Mrs.
Elizabeth
Margolis
Fund
Markin
Glen
Park
Endowment
Fund
Ann
Mason
Wildlife
Fund
Mayors’
Riverfront
Park
Capital
Fund
Mayors’
Riverfront
Park
Endowment
Fund
McKercher
Endowment
Fund
Michaelangelisa
Fund
for
Gryphon
Place
Michigan
Flywheelers
Museum
Endowment
Fund
Michigan
Historical
Center
Foundation
Endowment
Fund
Michigan
Lake
and
Stream
Associations,
Inc.
Endowment
Fund
Michigan
Maritime
Museum
Endowment
Fund
Michigan
Maritime
Museum
–
Reams
Family
Endowment
Fund
Ministry
With
Community
Endowment
Fund
Ministry
with
Community
–
Carole
E.
Hawk
Member
Assistance
Fund
Harry
and
Rhoda
Mohler
Memorial
Scholarship
Fund
The
Montessori
School
Endowment
Fund
Judy
Moore
Leadership
Scholarship
Endowment
Fund
David
and
Priscilla
Morris
Education
Fund
Dr.
Roy
Morter
Estate
Fund
Funds
listed
in
red
are
new
funds
established
in
2008.
MSU/KCMS
Dental
Education
Endowment
Fund
Mt.
Zion
Baptist
Church
of
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Fund
Alice
Mullen
Distinguished
Pianists
Endowment
Fund
Letha
Munn
Memorial
Scholarship
Fund
Kay
Myrkle
Fund
New
Day
Endowment
Fund
New
Vic
Endowment
Fund
Nielsen/Wells
Maritime
Museum
Fund
Ross
L.
Normington
Scholarship
Fund
Northside
Association
for
Community
Development
Fund
O’Connor
Fund
for
Historic
Preservation
in
the
City
of
Kalamazoo
Olivet
College
Alumni
Scholarship
Fund
Open
Door
and
Next
Door
Shelters
Endowment
Fund
Oshtemo
Township
Parks
and
Recreation
Endowment
Fund
Parchment
Community
Library
–
Stanley
Stevens
Memorial
Endowment
Fund
James
R.
Pence
Endowment
Fund
Connie
and
Gene
Phipps
Endowment
Fund
John
G.
and
Kathryn
S.
Polzin
Fund
for
the
Musical
and
Dramatic
Arts
Portage
Education
Foundation
–
Beam
Family
Elementary
Reading
Endowment
Fund
Portage
Education
Foundation
–
Board
of
Education
Endowed
Scholarship
Fund
Portage
Education
Foundation
–
George
L.
Conti
Endowment
Fund
for
Vocal
Music
Portage
Education
Foundation
–
General
Endowment
Fund
Portage
Education
Foundation
–
Scott
Hammond
Education
for
Employment
Endowment
Fund
Portage
Education
Foundation
–
Dwight
Hodgin
Memorial
Endowed
Scholarship
Fund
Portage
Education
Foundation
–
Glen
Leadley
DECA
Endowment
Fund
Portage
Education
Foundation
–
Non‐Endowed
Fund
Portage
Education
Foundation
–
Northern
High
School
Communications
Endowment
Fund
Portage
Rotary
Club
Endowment
Fund
Friends
of
the
Portage
Senior
Center
Endowment
Fund
Portage
United
Church
of
Christ
Endowment
Fund
Planned
Parenthood
Advocates
for
the
Future
Endowment
Fund
Dr.
George
and
Virginia
Hoekzema
Endowment
Fund
Planned
Parenthood
Louise
D.
Safron
Director
Fund
Planned
Parenthood
of
South
Central
Michigan
Education
Fund
Planned
Parenthood
of
South
Central
Michigan
Fund
Pretty
Lake
Vacation
Camp
Endowment
Fund
Prince
of
Peace
Extended
Ministries
Fund
Project
Downtown
–
Private
Campaign
Fund
Providence
Christian
School
–
Jacob
and
Nellie
Nieuwenhuis
Memorial
Fund
Reading
Recovery
Endowment
Fund
Louise
Reed
Memorial
Scholarship
Fund
Residential
Opportunities,
Inc.
Endowment
Fund
Richland
Area
Community
Center
Fund
Richland
Community
Library
–
Carole
E.
Hawk
Children
Services
Fund
Katharine
D.
and
Frederick
J.
Rogers
Fund
Rose
Park
Veterans
Memorial
Endowed
Fund
Safe
and
Affordable
Housing
Fund
David
and
Barbara
Kruse
Fund
for
The
Salvation
Army
Neill
Sanders
Endowment
for
New
Music
Fund
Schensul
Memorial
Fund
for
Jewish
Religious
Education
Schoolcraft
Community
Foundation
Fund
Second
Harvest
Food
Bank
of
South
Central
Michigan
Endowment
Fund
Senior
Services,
Inc.
Helen
I.
Coover
and
Joseph
J.
Dunnigan
Emergency
Endowment
Fund
Senior
Services,
Inc.
Endowment
Fund
Senior
Services,
Inc.
Robert
W.
Littke
Kitchen
Fund
Robert
W.
Littke
Endowment
Fund
for
Senior
Services,
Inc.
Senior
Services,
Inc.
Operational
Fund
Shalom
Inc.
Endowment
Fund
Shepherd
Family
Fund
Sherman
Lake
YMCA
Outdoor
Center
Endowment
Fund
Lucyle
N.
Sieberg
Fund
SLD
Learning
Center/Bonnie
Butera
Scholarship
Fund
SLD
Learning
Center/Jack
Gilman
Endowment
Fund
The
James
MacVicar
SLD
Center
Educational
Fund
SLD
Learning
Center/Joan
Armour
Mason
Scholarship
Fund
SLD
Learning
Center/Joyce
Melvin
Endowment
Fund
Funds
listed
in
red
are
new
funds
established
in
2008.
26
SLD
Learning
Center/VanDomelen
Foundation
Fund
SLD
Learning
Center
Endowment
Fund
William
Erby
Smith
Land
Preservation
Fund
South
County
Community
Services
Endowment
Fund
South
Haven
Center
for
the
Arts
Endowment
Fund
South
Haven
Community
Foundation
Fund
Southwest
Michigan
Land
Conservancy
Endowment
Fund
Mary
M.
Spradling
African
American
Book
Collection
Endowment
Fund
St.
Luke’s
Episcopal
Church
Endowment
Fund
Barbara
Stewart
Memorial
Fund
Carson
Stewart
Fund
James
and
Winifred
Stewart
Endowment
Fund
Stuart
Area
Restoration
Association
Fund
Naomi
Stucki
Civic
Theatre
Fund
Naomi
Stucki
Scholarship
Fund
Stulberg
International
String
Competition
Endowment
Fund
Summer
Youth
Employment
Program
Endowment
Fund
Teen
HEART
Endowment
for
Student
Leadership
Fund
Tillers
Growth
Fund
Posie
Tomlinson
Scholarship
Fund
Giselda
Torres
Memorial
International
Education
Endowment
Fund
Troop
205
Memorial
Endowment
Fund
Troop
205
Operations
Fund
United
Campus
Ministry
in
Kalamazoo,
MI
Fund
United
Soccer
Foundation
Endowment
Fund
Burton
H.
Upjohn
Merit
Award
Fund
Violet
M.
Van
Sickler
Fund
James
M.
VanConant
Endowment
Fund
for
International
Education
Vicksburg
Community
Schools
Foundation
Max
Bardeen
Memorial
Endowment
Fund
Vicksburg
Community
Schools
Foundation
Ana
Resseguie
Barnes
Memorial
Scholarship
Fund
Vicksburg
Community
Schools
Foundation
Lloyd
(Todd)
Cantwell
Endowment
Fund
Vicksburg
Community
Schools
Foundation
Ellen
and
Joseph
Cashion
Memorial
Scholarship
Fund
Vicksburg
Community
Schools
Foundation
Gordon
and
Dorothy
Daniels
Memorial
Scholarship
Fund
27
Vicksburg
Community
Schools
Foundation
Endowment
Fund
Vicksburg
Community
Schools
Foundation
John
W.
Fritz
Memorial
Scholarship
Fund
Vicksburg
Community
Schools
Foundation
Lewis
W.
Maher
Fund
Vicksburg
Community
Schools
Foundation
Reeves
Exemplars
of
Service
Recognition
Fund
Vicksburg
Community
Schools
Foundation
Scholarship
Fund
Vicksburg
Community
Schools
Foundation
Jeremy
Smith
Memorial
Scholarship
Fund
Vicksburg
Community
Schools
Foundation
–
Tribute
Fund
Vicksburg
Community
Schools
Foundation
Patrick
and
Lynn
Vallier
Memorial
Scholarship
Fund
Vicksburg
Foundation
Endowment
Fund
Vicksburg
Foundation
Scholarship
Fund
Vicksburg
Historical
Society
Endowment
Fund
Vine
Neighborhood
Association
Fund
Vine
Neighborhood
Association
Endowment
Fund
Vine
Parks
Fund
Vine
Ventures
Fund
Visiting
Nurse
Association/Sylva
Gerstner
Endowment
Fund
Volunteer
Center
George
Romney
Endowment
Fund
Patrick
Otto
Watkins
Fund
Stanley
Weinberg
Scholarship
Fund
Wellspring/Cori
Terry
and
Dancers
Endowment
Fund
West
Michigan
Cancer
Center
Endowment
Fund
Western
Gateway
Projects
Terri
Lynn
Wilson
Fund
Wright
Coating
Company
Scholarship
Fund
YMCA
Endowment
Fund
Youth
Employment
and
Related
Learning
Endowment
Fund
Youth
for
Christ/Portage
Exchange
Club
Endowment
Fund
YWCA
(GUG)
Fund
YWCA
Building
Operations
Endowment
Fund
YWCA
General
Endowment
Fund
YWCA
of
Kalamazoo,
Jennifer
Shoub
Executive
Director’s
Endowment
Fund
H.
Lorraine
and
Sharon
K.
Zimmerman
Memorial
Fund
Bernard
Family
Tennis
Scholarship
Fund
Bhargava
Family
Scholarship
Fund
Bob
Block
Memorial
Scholarship
Fund
Grace
J.
Calvin
Scholarship
Fund
Ronald
C.
Cavanaugh
Memorial
Scholarship
Fund
Jim
Cristy
Scholarship
Fund
George
L.
Disborough
Trout
Unlimited
Research
Grant
Fund
Nancy
C.
Niles
Donovan
Scholarship
Fund
Enhancement
Ministries
Scholarship
Fund
Excellence
In
Education
Permanent
Fund
Brady
and
Patrick
Gallagher
Memorial
Fund
James
W.
and
Thelma
Garside
Scholarship
Fund
Benjamin
and
Cherie
Gubin
Scholarship
Fund
High
on
Heroes,
Inc.
–
General
Fund
Jean
Hunse
Scholarship
Fund
Derek
Jeter
Scholarship
–
Turn
2
Education
Fund
Junior
Golf
Fund
Kalamazoo
Rotary
Scholarship
Fund
Kalamazoo
Science
Foundation
Scholarship
Fund
KCIS/Kalamazoo
Public
Education
Foundation
Scholarship
Fund
KCIS/Loy
Norrix
Memorial
Fund
Kreager
Family
Scholarship
Fund
David
and
Barbara
Kruse
Paw
Paw
Public
High
School
Scholarship
Fund
S.
Rudolph
Light
Medical
Education
Scholarship
Fund
Ann
N.
MacGregor
Scholarship
Fund
Mildred
McConkey
Memorial
Scholarship
Fund
Jack
Moss
Scholarship
Fund
Montague
Myers
Scholarship
Fund
Gail
and
Hilda
Oster
Scholarship
Fund
Partners
In
Education
Scholarship
Fund
Evelyn
Prince
Memorial
Fund
Clarence
L.
Remynse
Scholarship
Fund
Duane
Roberts
Scholarship
Fund
Mary
Ruth
Robinson
Scholarship
Fund
Schwenk
Scholarship
Fund
Danial
and
Joeanna
Smith
Educational
Fund
Glen
C.
Smith
Jr./KCC
Caddie
Fund
William
R.
Steers
Kalamazoo
Community
Foundation
Scholarship
Fund
Jim
Strehlow
Scholarship
Fund
Brian
Thiele
Memorial
Fund
Matthew
Vander
Salm
Memorial
Scholarship
Fund
Wade
and
Clio
Van
Valkenburg
Scholarship
Fund
John
Charles
Volderauer
Scholarship
Fund
Roy
G.
Walters
Memorial
Scholarship
Fund
Weber
Specialties
Company
Scholarship
Fund
Welch’s/National
Grape
Cooperative
Scholarship
Fund
Myra
P.
Whalen
Scholarship
Fund
Women’s
Education
Coalition
Fund
Edmond
B.
Woodruff
and
Beth
Woodruff
Shipman
Memorial
Scholarship
Fund
E.
Earl
Wright
Scholarship
Fund
Melissa
Wroblewski
Memorial
Fund
Duane
Young
Scholarship
and
Athletic
Fund
28
In
1925,
Dr.
W.E.
Upjohn
established
the
Kalamazoo
Community
Foundation
with
a
gift
of
$1,000.
Like
Dr.
Upjohn,
the
individuals
and
families
listed
here
are
leaving
a
legacy
for
current
and
future
generations.
The
Community
Foundation
recognizes
the
members
of
The
W.E.
Upjohn
Society
with
sincere
appreciation
for
their
vision
and
generosity
in
making
a
gift
that
will
benefit
the
greater
Kalamazoo
area
forever.
In
2008,
the
Kalamazoo
Community
Foundation
received
$18.7
million
in
new
gifts
from
the
community.
The
number
of
donors
to
the
Community
Foundation
totaled
1,893.
Their
tremendous
generosity,
and
the
generosity
of
countless
donors
before
them,
enables
the
Community
Foundation
to
pursue
its
mission
to
enhance
the
spirit
of
community
and
quality
of
life
in
the
greater
Kalamazoo
area.
While
we
are
unable
to
list
them
all,
we
are
deeply
grateful
to
every
donor
who
supports
our
work
on
behalf
of
the
community.
Listed
on
the
pages
that
follow
are
the
members
of
The
W.E.
Upjohn
Society—donors
who
have
remembered
us
in
their
will
or
estate
plan
or
who
have
established
a
fund
at
the
Community
Foundation;
Spirit
of
Community
donors—those
who
have
made
a
gift
to
one
or
more
of
our
Spirit
of
Community
Funds,
thereby
enhancing
our
board
of
trustees’
capacity
to
address
the
ever‐changing
needs
of
our
community;
and
professional
advisors
who
have
referred
clients
to
the
Community
Foundation.
We
recognize
these
professionals
for
their
commitment
to
our
community
and
their
efforts
to
advance
and
encourage
charitable
giving
in
the
greater
Kalamazoo
area.
25
The
W.E.
Upjohn
Society
33
Spirit
of
Community
Donors
35
Professional
Advisors
29
Arthur
and
Pamela
Albin
D.
Scott
and
Mary
A.
Aldrich
Glen
L.
Bachelder
Marguerite
Baechtold
Joyce
E.
Baker
Jane
Baley
Charles
and
Dona
Barnes
John
and
Kathy
Bartels
Judith
and
Robert
Beam
Daniel
George
Beattie
Hugh
A.
Beattie
Michael
G.
and
Audrey
A.
Beck
Carol
J.
and
Thomas
F.
Beech
Dr.
and
Mrs.
William
J.
Behrje
Ann
Dosch
Berglund
Ed
and
Diana
Bernard
Susan
R.
Block
Rebecca
Boase
Carol
and
John
Booden
Steven
J.
Borchert
Susan
Bos
Sherwood
M.
and
Sharon
C.
Boudeman
James
A.
Bouma
Peter
and
Christine
Bourgeois
Herbert
C.
and
Sally
S.
Boyer
John
F.
and
Deborah
Braganini
Stanley
and
Joan
Bragdon
Mrs.
Florence
L.
Brenner
Catherine
E.
Brown
Eric
and
Linda
Brown
Marisa
and
Fritz
Brown
Robert
M.
and
Susan
C.
Brown
Robert
and
Melissa
Brown
Yvonne
Brown
Daniel
and
Susan
Buchtrup
Dennis
and
Janice
Burke
Philip
and
Mary
Bushhouse
Judy
A.
Cantwell
Dolores
A.
(Dee)
Carney
Trish
Carpenter
Bill
and
Kellie
Cekola
Dolores
Cekola
Joe
Cekola
Lawrence
and
Nichole
Cekola
Nick
Cekola
Terry
Cekola
Robert
and
Judy
Chao
Stephen
and
Kristi
Chapman
Richard
and
Laura
Chatelain
Wen
Chao
Chen
and
Lilia
Chen
John
F.
Chmiel
Debra
A.
Christiansen
Robert
C.
and
Janet
C.
Claflin
Judy
and
Michael
Clark
Curtis
Cleveland
John
H.
and
Helen
L.
Coats
Carol
and
Don
Coggan
Rev.
Yvonne
Conner
and
Mr.
Bonnie
Conner
Anne
M.
Cooper
Robert
and
Rhea
Corrion
Lynn
Coursey
Jennifer
D.
Cousins
Phillips
Dominic
and
Barbara
Court
Susan
Marie
Creager
George
and
Sally
Crouch
Richard
O.
Dailey
Joanna
and
Scott
Dales
William
and
Evelyn
Dalm
Gordon
C.
Daniels
Jr.
Ralph
and
Janice
Daniels
Ryan
M.
Daus
Alvin
J.
and
Kay
M.
Davis
Sara
E.
Davis
Fred
and
Leslie
Decker
Maurice
H.
Decoster
Daniel
and
Jacqueline
DeMent
Mrs.
Robert
W.
Denison
Craig
and
Sarah
DeNooyer
Jeff
and
Dede
DeNooyer
Mrs.
Joyce
DeNooyer
Todd
and
Ruth
DeNooyer
Bill
and
Adrienne
DeNooyer
Dr.
Brij
and
Atul
Dewan
Umakant
and
Shreedevi
Doctor
Stephen
M.
Doherty
James
R.
and
Patricia
E.
Dolan
Nancy
Donovan
Miss
Emily
L.
Dorstewitz
Jon
Durham
David
G.
Dvorak,
MD
Dorothy
Early
Tom
and
Nancy
Edmonds
Charles
W.
and
Tucky
McCarthy
Elliott
Valerie
Elliott
Paul
and
Heather
Elwell
30
Monica
Ann
Evans
Timothy
D.
and
Carla
A.
Fallon
Thelma
H.
Fallows
Arthur
N.
and
Marilyn
J.
Feinberg
Rev.
J.
Louis
and
Priscilla
Felton
Gary
and
Ann
Fergemann
Sonja
and
Conrad
Fischer
John
and
Fran
Flynn
David
and
Karen
Frank
Wes
and
Annmarie
Freeland
A.J.
Freeman
Mr.
Lowell
C.
and
Mrs.
Edna
Freeman
Jane
Freund
Nancy
A.
Frost,
Ph.D.
Alfred
B.
Garcia
and
Sandra
J.
Edwards
David
and
Rosemary
Gardiner
Dr.
J.
Alex
and
M.
Arlene
Gardner
John
and
Sharon
Garside
David
and
Sue
Gay
Senator
Tom
and
Sandy
George
Betty
J.
Gerlofs
and
Robert
F.
Reynolds
Linda
and
Jerry
Gilchrist
Jr.
James
and
Linda
Gregart
David
H.
and
Muriel
S.
Gregg
Bruce
and
Jeanne
Grubb
Richard
Grushon
James
S.
and
Sally
A.
Gunderson
Christopher
Gurd
Lyle
Gurd
Earl
V.
Haas
Mary
D.K.
Hahn
Mary
S.
and
Richard
L.
Halpert
Rosalie
Halpert
James
A.
and
Susan
L.
Harrington
Curt
and
Beth
Hartman
Jerry
Harty
Rosemary
E.
Hatfield
and
Philip
A.
Hatfield
Henry
B.
Hawk
H.
Sidney
Heersma
Al
Heilman
and
Ann
Hannon
31
James
and
Jeanne
Hess
Conrad
Hilberry
Sonia
(Sunny)
Hill
Robert
C.
Hinkel
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ronald
G.
Hoard
Andrew
and
Kathie
(Vander
Ploeg)
Hoekstra
Charles
L.
Hoffman
Krystal
and
Henry
Holland
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Dennis
J.
Hoorn
and
Kara
L.
Hoorn
Andy
and
Jack
Hopkins
William
Hughes
and
Debra
Chope
Hughes
Gertrude
Hybels
George
H.
and
Gretchen
F.
Ishler
Dr.
Evelyn
Iversen
James
F.
Jabury
David
Jackson
and
Margaret
McAllister
Myrna
J.
Johnson
Si
and
Shirley
Johnson
Judy
Jolliffe
John
and
Mildred
Karnemaat
Rod
Keithley
Garry
and
Gloria
Kempker
W.
Ford
Kieft
III
Patricia
L.
and
Richard
J.
Kirschner
Mary
K.
and
John
B.
Kittredge
Patricia
V.
Klein
Ernest
and
Dorothy
Klimczak
Elisabeth
M.
Kollman
James
and
Diane
Koning
Mark
and
Polly
Kragt
David
and
Kathy
Kreager
Erik
and
Mary
Ann
Krogh
Amy
and
Tim
Krone
III
Roger
and
Mildred
Kroshinsky
Barbara
Kruse
Karen
and
Tom
Kruse
Tom
and
Donna
Lambert
Jacqueline
LaParl
Allan
and
Rita
LaReau
Patricia
McNally
Larocca
Russ
and
Peg
Lauer
Warren
and
Jacqueline
Lawrence
Carl
E.
Lee
Gloria
and
Bill
Lee
DeWayne
A.
and
Edith
Y.
Leppke
Helen
L.
Levy
Barbara
A.
Lewis
Fred
M.
Libin
Drs.
Michael
and
Marcia
Kurlan
Liepman
James
and
Enola
Lininger
Wm.
Ted
and
Frances
Little
Robert
and
Maria
Lohrmann
Jeanne
M.
Lowder
Charles
and
Marion
Ludlow
Larry
D.
and
Linda
D.
Lueth
Ted
and
Paula
Lupina
James
and
Carole
Majka
Steven
H.
Maloney
and
Yvonne
Maloney
Thomas
M.
Mansager
Mary
Jane
Mapes,
Elizabeth
Mapes
and
Joseph
A.
Mapes
Elizabeth
Margolis
June
Marie
Marlett
Elizabeth
Upjohn
Mason
and
Lowell
B.
Mason,
Jr.
William
and
Jeannette
Maxey
Judy
Maze
Mick
and
Rene
McLaughlin
Mary
Katherine
Melzer
Duane
and
Peg
Mickelson
Craig
A.
and
Nancy
T.
Miller
Gene
F.
and
Jean
A.
Miller
George
and
Charlene
Miller
I.
William
Minor
Lester
L.
Minor
and
C.
Sue
Garvey
Valerie
Mitchell
Harold
and
Esther
Molenaar
F.
Donald
and
Nina
Mollhagen
Ruth
K.
Morris
Greg,
Mary
K.,
Gene
and
Tina
Myrkle
Mrs.
Doris
B.
Nathan
Jeffrey
J.
Neubert
and
Mary
Anne
Neubert
Marjorie
Neubig
Wm.
T.
and
Phyllis
A.
Nuyen
Terry
and
Pam
O’Connor
Roy
and
Priscilla
Olton
Ed
and
Jan
Overbeck
Barbara
Ann
Page,
MD
Martha
Parfet
Barbara
J.
Patterson
Michael
J.
and
Frances
D.
Peikert
Benjamin
and
Kathleen
Perry
Erick
Perry
Margaret
Pifer
Michael
and
Susan
Pinto
John
and
Kay
Polzin
Dianne
E.
Price
Charles
and
DeeAnn
Prince
Arthur
and
Patricia
Pula
Mark
and
Chris
Ransom
William
G.
Rauch
Fred
and
Karen
Reams
Douglas
L.
and
Pamela
J.
Rector
Vern
J.
and
Aurelia
Reed
James
W.
and
Lois
I.
Richmond
Mary
Ruth
Robinson
Edythe
Rockhold
Sandra
Rohm
Barry
Ross
and
Jane
Rooks
Ross
Robert
and
Linda
Salisbury
Karl
and
Joyce
Sandelin
Hilda
Scheifele
Dorilee
and
Terry
Schieble
Ilse
Gebhard
and
Russ
Schipper
Dick
and
Jean
Schmitt
John
and
Jane
Schreuder
Marc
and
Jeanne
Schupan
Lee
and
K.
Joanna
Schwenk
Peter
and
Elizabeth
Seaver
Dale
L.
and
Debbie
L.
Shugars
Daniel
R.
and
Judy
Smith
Gail
Smith
Nancy
and
Michael
Spensley
Roland
and
Marjorie
Springgate
Nancy
Springgate
Susan
Springgate
Richard
Y.
and
Janet
St.
John
Geraldine
R.
Statler
Rebecca
and
James
Steele
Meribeth
Steers
Bruce
Stein,
R.Ph.,
Ph.D.
and
Christy
Chuang‐Stein,
Ph.D.
James
Stewart
Jr.
Terry
and
Cynthia
Stewart
Elizabeth
Stoneburner
Jon
and
Jane
Streeter
Jim
and
Mary
Jo
Strehlow
William
D.
Johnston
and
Ronda
E.
Stryker
Jacob
Stucki
William
T.
Templeton
Chuck
and
Nancy
Thiele
Donald
B.
and
Charlotte
Thomas
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gerard
Thomas
Gregory
and
Sharon
Thomas
Steve
and
Mieneke
Thomas
Tom
and
Phyllis
Thomas
Frances
Calay
Thomson
A.
John
Todd,
Jr.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
John
Todd
III
A.J.
and
Cathy
Todd
Eric
M.
Todd
Richard
G.
Tomlinson
Irene
and
Stephen
Trivers
Derek
Jeter/Turn
2
Foundation,
Inc.
Mary
L.
Tyler
Henry
and
Martha
Upjohn
Janice
(Jan)
van
Blaricom
Mrs.
Virginia
M.
Van
Dalson
James
and
Ramona
VandenBerg
Paul
and
Kathleen
VanDenBrink
Donald
and
Mary
Jo
Vander
Kooy
Cathy
and
John
Vander
Salm
Dr.
Dirk
and
Jean
Vander
Steen
Robert
and
Melicent
VanPeenan
Charles
and
Joan
VanZoeren
James
and
Georgia
Vavra
Carol
D.
and
William
J.
Venema
J.
Richard
and
Cynthia
K.
Viel
Charles
and
Peggy
Vliek
Alice
E.
Wall
Joan
R.
Walters
James
S.
and
Sheila
D.
Ware
Thomas
R.
and
Judith
A.
Ware
Otto
and
Patricia
Watkins
Helen
and
Jack
Wattles
James
R.
Weber
Stanley
L.
Weinberg
Joshua
T.
Weiner
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gerald
A.
Welch
John
D.
and
Karen
L.
Wells
Lorence
and
Nancy
Wenke
Dr.
Richard
and
Mrs.
Phyllis
Westerman
James
and
Jeannette
Wilson
Alex
Wolf
Benjamin
M.
Wolf
Mark
and
Cindy
Wolfe
Joy
J.
Wolfe
Alan
and
Sara
Wright
William
Wright
C.
Duane
Young
Joan
Young
Angel
King‐Young
and
Russell
J.
Young
Daniel
L.
and
Lisa
J.
Youngs
32
By
making
a
gift
of
any
size
to
one
or
more
of
the
Kalamazoo
Community
Foundation’s
Spirit
of
Community
Funds
in
2008,
the
donors
listed
here
have
helped
the
Community
Foundation
address
critical
community
priorities.
Their
gifts
will
benefit
the
community
forever.
Learn
more
about
the
Spirit
of
Community
Funds
at
www.kalfound.org/soc.
Jerry
Albertson
and
Lynn
Kelly‐Albertson
Debra
Alfonso
Sharon
Anderson
Anonymous
Mark
B.
and
Ann
G.
Austin
Kandiah
and
Monica
O.
Balachandran
Thomas
A.
Barr
W.
Robert
Batsell
Jr.
Susan
Bennett
Brad
and
Ann
Berger
David
W.
and
Sandra
J.
Bishop
Edward
A.
and
Claudia
J.
Blahnik
Garrett
and
Laura
G.
Boersma
Susan
M.
and
Douglas
W.
Bos
Pearl
Boshoven
Herbert
C.
and
Sally
S.
Boyer
James
C.
and
Mary
Jo
Breneman
Wallace
M.
and
Michelle
R.
Broadbent
Donald
J.
and
Mary
C.
Brown
Steven
A.
Brown
Leonard
A.
and
Beth
Maria
Brunette
Evelyn
L.
Buckholz
Beverly
J.
Buel
Gordon
and
Jan
Bundy
Ann
K.
Burian
Mervin
D.
and
Kay
C.
Burtis
Jim
and
Heather
Butcher
Stephen
W.
and
Patricia
A.
Butryn
Richard
A.
and
Laurel
G.
Campbell
Caroline
M.
Carpenter
33
John
M.
Carroll
Sharon
and
John
Cerovski
John
A.
and
Jennifer
A.
Clark
D.
Clary
Kaye
Collins
Richard
and
Ann
L.
Couch
Gary
and
Janice
Cramer
David
and
Ardyce
Curl
Meghan
Decker
Robert
and
Miriam
Deleeuw
David
H.
and
Susan
Doan
Greg
A.
and
Melinda
C.
Dobson
Joann
and
Leslie
Dodson
James
and
Patricia
Dolan
Gordon
and
Merlyn
Duisterhof
James
H.
Duncan
Stuart
and
Karen
Eddy
Marguerite
Edmondson
Morris
David
and
Dawn
Marie
Edwards
Joseph
G.
and
Nancy
A.
Engemann
Laurel
K.
Eppstein
William
D.
and
Susan
K.
Fales
Gary
and
Ann
Fergemann
Ronald
E.
and
Mary
Ann
Fleckenstein
John
C.
and
Beverly
B.
Folz
Mary
Fopeano
John
D.
and
Ann
M.
Fraser
Robert
C.
and
Kathleen
A.
Gadwood
David
D.
and
Sue
J.
Gay
Phil
and
Betty
Georgeau
Steven
and
Margaret
Grieve
Dean
L.
Griffith
John
F.
and
Jane
Gumpper
Ajay
K.
and
Geeta
Gupta
Dean
W.
and
Cynthia
K.
Halderson
Alan
A.
and
Judith
S.
Halpern
John
C.
and
Barbara
C.
Hart
Kylie
Hartzler
Ronald
L.
and
Louise
J.
Harvey
Robert
L.
and
June
Heasley
Donald
James
and
Mary
M.
Heaton
Jay
W.
and
Diane
T.
Heckler
Edward
and
Virginia
T.
Hessler
Kenneth
P.
and
Marysue
Hochsprung
Robert
E.
and
Christine
A.
Holt
C.
Reid
and
Deborah
B.
Hudgins
Terry
and
Jacquie
Jackson
Anthony
and
Christina
Jacobs
Ralph
G.
and
Joan
Jarl
Helen
I.
Johnson
Myrna
J.
Johnson
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
J.
Kakuk
Thomas
and
Celine
Keizer
Judith
Kepler
Mark
C.
and
Kathleen
Kerstetter
Timothy
A.
Kieffer
and
Nicholas
B.
Graham
Gregory
J.
and
Mary
E.
Klenow
Charles
B.
Knappen
William
S.
Calvert
and
Judith
A.
Krane
David
E.
and
Kayla
A.
Laurin
Mark
S.
and
Pamela
G.
Liberacki
Christopher
and
Margo
Light
Timothy
and
Joy
Light
Christine
Ludlow
Stephen
R.
and
June
M.
Lull
Thaddeus
M.
and
Paula
Lupina
Michael
MacCreery
Janice
Mackay
John
H.
and
Ann
C.
Marks
Kevin
and
Denise
McCarthy
Gwain
E.
and
Sarah
L.
McCree
Cecil
L.
and
Susan
J.
McIntire
Pete
and
Maureen
McWethy
Mary
K.
Melzer
Anna
Mae
S.
Miller
Charles
D.
Miller
Tim
and
Vicki
Milroy
Patrick
G.
and
O.
Joan
Morand
Ruth
K.
Morris
Christine
Moye
Terry
and
Judy
Mroz
John
S.
and
Nan
D.
Munn
Howard
and
Dodie
Nash
Doris
B.
Nathan
Gary
and
Lillian
Neff
Helen
M.
Nemire
Mary
J.
Nespodzany
Michael
D.
O’Connor
Roy
and
Priscilla
J.
Olton
Leonard
T.
and
Cathie
J.
O’Neill
George
F.
and
Valerie
Opdyke
Steven
E.
and
Margaret
Orlando
Steven
M.
and
Lisa
M.
Orlando
Olasope
O.
Oyelaran
and
Eileen
B.
Wilson‐Oyelaran
Amy
S.
Pacic
Paul
V.
and
Anne
S.
Pancella
George
I.
and
Amy
B.
Peterson
Steve
and
Robin
Pollens
Kay
Preston
Rodney
and
Amy
Pruitt
Ann
L.
Pylman
Stan
and
Connie
Rajnak
Ronald
A.
and
Rosanna
Reifor
Rollin
G.
and
Crystal
B.
Richman
Mary
Roobol
Gary
E.
and
Cynthia
M.
Ruoff
Freeman
Russell
Jeffrey
A.
and
Kathryn
Russell
G.
Patrick
Sage
Alan
and
Nancy
Sawyer
Philip
D.
Schaefer
Richard
and
Jean
Schmitt
Norman
J.
and
Elvira
L.
Schuen
Lee
and
Joanna
Schwenk
Kurt
N.
Sherwood
Alan
H.
and
Judith
Silverman
Ronald
D.
Slager
Smartshop
Metal
Arts
Collective
Robert
W.
and
Colette
R.
Smith
Richard
Y.
and
Janet
St.
John
Marian
H.
Starbuck
Willa
Stauffer
Howard
and
Carol
H.
Steiner
Doug
and
Charlene
Stephens
Edward
and
Marjorie
Stinson
Paul
and
Sheryl
Swodzinski
Janet
D.
Symons
Mary
Ellen
Takeda
William
and
Linda
Templeton
Steve
and
Marilyn
Terranella
Joyce
K.
Thran
James
H.
and
Wendy
D.
Tonn
James
R.
and
Lorraine
J.
Valk
Dean
and
Kimberly
Van
Loo
Peter
A.
and
Adelia
M.
Van
Meter
James
and
Ramona
VandenBerg
Richard
Voorman
and
Mary
Lagerwey‐Voorman
Andrew
J.
and
Sally
E.
Vorbrich
Kryn
and
Phyllis
Vos
Marlita
Walker
Thomas
E.
Nehil
and
Gail
L.
Walter
Joshua
T.
and
Pamela
A.
Weiner
Weitzenhoffer/Seminole
Foundation
Richard
and
Phyllis
Westerman
Timothy
and
Ruth
White
David
and
Margaret
Wochaski
Mark
L.
Woodin
Charles
A.
and
Carol
D.
Yager
Raoul
and
Jo
Ann
Yochim
John
and
Nancy
Zuidema
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You
can
share
your
values
beyond
your
lifetime
with
careful
estate
planning
that
includes
the
Kalamazoo
Community
Foundation.
To
learn
more
about
planned
giving
through
the
Community
Foundation,
call
us
today
at
269.381.4416
or
visit
www.kalfound.org.
34
The
Kalamazoo
Community
Foundation
recognizes
the
importance
of
professional
advisors
in
the
charitable
gift
process.
We
gratefully
acknowledge
the
advisors
listed
here
for
sharing
information
with
their
clients
about
the
advantages
of
working
with
the
Community
Foundation
for
the
benefit
of
the
greater
Kalamazoo
area,
and
for
their
work
to
strengthen
our
organization
and
its
impact
on
the
community.
W.
Fred
Allen
Jr.
Barbara
L.
James
Charles
A.
Prudhomme
Robert
B.
Borsos
Robert
L.
Jansen
Harold
Schuitmaker
John
Brink
Garry
Kempker
Jeffrey
S.
Cole
John
Kuiper
Jerry
Cross
Dean
Lewis
William
Dalm
Michele
Marquardt
Lewis
Reed
&
Allen
PC
Kreis
Enderle
Hudgins
&
Borsos
PC
Brink
Key
&
Chludzinski
PC
Cole
Gavlas
PC
Cross
and
Splendorio
Dalm
&
Dalm
PC
James
&
Springgate
PLC
Jansen
Valk
Thompson
&
Reahm
PC
CPAs
Greenleaf
Trust
HFG
Advisors
Lewis
Reed
&
Allen
PC
DeMent
and
Marquardt
PLC
Ryan
Daus
Charles
Martell
Dan
DeMent
Bruce
Martin
Michael
Dombos
David
W.
McMorrow
Daus
Financial
Services
DeMent
and
Marquardt
PLC
Lewis
Reed
&
Allen
PC
Kurt
Droppers
R.W.
Baird
&
Company
Susan
Fall
Delehanty
&
Fall
PC
Daniel
Gehl
Ronald
B.
Wiser
&
Associates
PC
Kevin
Haverdink
Haverdink
Financial
Management
C.
Reid
Hudgins
Kreis
Enderle
Hudgins
&
Borsos
PC
Darlene
Hybels
Raymond
James
&
Associates
Charles
E.
Martell
PC
Law
Office
of
Bruce
Martin
David
McCarthy
Raymond
James
&
Associates
Catherine
Metzler
Miller
Johnson
Snell
&
Cummiskey
PLC
William
Millard
DeMent
and
Marquardt
PLC
Clifford
Mulder
Raymond
James
&
Associates
William
R.
Oudsema
William
R.
Oudsema
atty
Gary
Peterson
Mequio
&
Peterson
PLC
LVM
Capital
Management
LTD
Schuitmaker
Cooper
Schuitmaker
Cypher
&
Knotek
PC
Lowell
Seyburn
Seyburn
&
Associates
PC
Nancy
Springgate
James
&
Springgate
PLC
Gregg
E.
Stover
Lake
Stover
&
Schau
PLC
Danielle
Redmond
Streed
Redmond
Redmond
&
Yokom
PLC
Robert
Taylor
Lennon
Miller
O’Connor
&
Bartosiewicz
PLC
William
Vander
Salm
William
D.
Vander
Salm,
CPA,
Attorney‐at‐Law
Jack
VanSlambrouck
Miller
Canfield
Paddock
and
Stone
PLC
2008
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The
Kalamazoo
Community
Foundation
plays
a
unique
role
in
our
community.
It
exists
to
encourage
community‐based
philanthropy
and
also
to
maximize
the
charitable
gifts
of
its
donors
long‐term.
The
Community
Foundation
strives
to
assure
the
prudent
stewardship
of
these
gifts
so
it
may:
•
•
•
Provide
grantmaking
dollars,
subject
to
a
spending
policy,
to
address
community
needs.
Preserve
the
original
value
of
gifts
in
terms
of
inflation.
Grow
the
assets
in
real
terms
as
market
conditions
allow,
thereby
adding
greater
resources
to
meet
community
needs
in
the
future.
The
Kalamazoo
Community
Foundation’s
2008
core
managers’
investment
performance
is
provided
in
the
chart
below
and
shows
net
performance
for
one,
three
and
five
years.
The
core
managers’
performance
drives
two
standard
investment
strategies:
the
Moderate
Growth
Strategy,
which
is
standard
for
endowed
funds;
and
the
Income
and
Growth
Strategy,
which
is
standard
for
non‐endowed
funds.
Because
the
Community
Foundation
is
fully
committed
to
the
Uniform
Management
of
Institutional
Funds
Act
for
the
administration
of
endowed
assets
entrusted
to
it,
original
gifts—defined
as
“principal”
under
UMIFA—can
never
be
distributed.
Therefore,
the
endowed
assets
of
the
Community
Foundation
will
be
with
our
community
forever.
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VanWagoner
Howard
&
Howard
Attorneys
PC
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J.
Vorbrich
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&
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PLC
Janene
Weathers
Pirbhai
Merrill
Lynch
Wealth
Management
Cory
Wietfeldt
Wachovia
Securities
Michael
Willis
Willis
&
Willis
PLC
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For
both
the
Moderate
Growth
Performance
and
Income
and
Growth
Performance
indexes,
the
Kalamazoo
Community
Foundation
utilizes
appropriate
time‐weighted
benchmarks
to
measure
return.
Please
contact
the
Community
Foundation
at
269.381.4416
or
[email protected]
for
detailed
information.
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Investments
Beneficial
interest
in
charitable
perpetual
trusts
Loans
and
notes
receivable
2,603,094
271,437,862
10,986,310
9,824,550
2,156,855
200,744,621
7,688,121
9,742,695
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294,851,816
220,332,292
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held
as
agency
endowments
Annuities
payable
and
other
17,410,687
4,804,758
14,572,937
3,894,489
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22,215,445
18,467,426
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funds
Permanently
restricted
funds
261,650,061
10,986,310
194,176,745
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Interest
and
dividend
income
Net
realized
and
unrealized
gain
(loss)
on
investments
Unrealized
gain
(loss)
in
perpetual
trusts
Other
income
14,624,866
7,845,515
375,474
238,456
(88,292)
18,766,867
8,756,805
(73,380,636)
(3,298,188)
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paid
Community
investment
services
Donor
relations
and
development
Administration
and
general
Investment
management
and
custody
fees
16,347,305
1,103,401
1,323,609
1,369,189
395,469
17,269,916
1,207,489
1,533,744
1,452,354
345,313
20,538,973
2,457,046
270,179,325
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2007
The
Kalamazoo
Community
Foundation’s
audited
financial
statement
for
the
year
ending
December
31,
2008
is
available
upon
request.
Comprised
of
local
leaders
from
diverse
backgrounds,
the
Kalamazoo
Community
Foundation’s
board
of
trustees
provides
guidance
for
the
Community
Foundation’s
grantmaking
and
community
endeavors.
Serving
without
compensation,
these
individuals
generously
donate
their
time,
energy
and
expertise
to
address
the
needs
of
the
greater
Kalamazoo
area.
Barbara
James
Chairperson
Managing
Member
James
&
Springgate,
PLC
Ronda
Stryker
Vice
Chairperson
Community
Leader
Jeff
DeNooyer
Trustee
General
Manager
Metro
Toyota,
Inc.
Rev.
J.
Louis
Felton
Trustee
Pastor
Galilee
Baptist
Church
Don
Vander
Kooy
Trustee
Community
Leader
Hon.
Carolyn
Williams
Trustee
Community
Leader
Dr.
Eileen
Wilson‐Oyelaran
Trustee
President
Kalamazoo
College
Juan
Olivarez,
Ph.D.
President/CEO
38
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The
Kalamazoo
Community
Foundation
is
dedicated
to
enhancing
the
spirit
of
community
and
quality
of
life
in
the
greater
Kalamazoo
area
through
its
stewardship
of
permanently
endowed
funds.
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The
Kalamazoo
Community
Foundation
will
be
a
dynamic
and
distinctive
philanthropic
leader
fostering
collaborative
community
action
to
shape
a
healthy,
caring
community.
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K,",G$G*,
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Kalamazoo
Community
Foundation’s
ability
to
achieve
its
mission
and
realize
its
vision
can
best
be
pursued
with
a
governing
body,
workforce,
grantees,
donors
and
partners
that
include
individuals
of
diverse
backgrounds,
beliefs
and
perspectives.
The
Community
Foundation
respects
and
celebrates
diversity
that
contributes
to
a
healthy,
caring
community,
and
commits
its
resources
to
change
in
ways
that
signal
to
groups
with
diverse
cultures,
philosophies
and
experiences
that
they
are
welcome
partners
in
its
efforts.
151
South
Rose
Street,
Suite
332
Kalamazoo,
MI
49007‐4775
269.381.4416
www.kalfound.org