ANNUAL REPORT 2012

Thanks to the efforts of volunteer John Simonette, CACF

completed the extensive materials for the Council on

Foundation’s National Standards accreditation process,

attesting to the fact that CACF is following the best

practices in its policies and operation. CACF received this

accreditation award early in 2013.

The Foundation’s continued record of successful service

to the Charlottesville area is based on the leadership of

its volunteer Governing Board and committees, the work

of a dedicated staff, and the exceptional generosity of the

donors acknowledged in this report. Thank you for your

support of the Foundation’s work and your commitment to

this community.

Lawrence J. Martin John R. Redick

Chair President

The Charlottesville Area Community Foundation (CACF)

had another very strong year in 2012. CACF set records

for a single year by providing more than 1,100 grants,

totaling $7.9 million. The Foundation reached $53 million

in total grants made since its founding. Contributions to

the Foundation were over $9.5 million, the third largest

amount in CACF’s history, and contributions since its

inception reached more than $130 million by year’s end.

The Foundation had a record high of working and deferred

assets of $105 million.

Donor relationships are of critical importance to CACF. In

2012, the Foundation created ten donor-advised funds, two

agency endowment funds, and three designated funds,

bringing the total number of CACF component funds to 196.

Four Governing Board members retired in 2012, following

many years of dedicated service to the Foundation:

Charles Baber, Dawn Heneberry, James Peterson, and Zan

Short. The Governing Board appointed three new Board

members at its December 2012 meeting: Joseph W. “Rick”

Richmond, Leonard W. Sandridge and Bruce Woodzell. In

addition, Kathleen Bowman was appointed Secretary of the

Foundation, replacing O. Whitfield Broome, who continues

as Chair of the CACF Audit Committee. In 2012, new

members of the CACF staff were Constance (Cammie) Waite

Message from the Chair and President

Table of Contents 1 Message from the Chair and President

2 CACF Overview

4 CACF Grantmaking

5 2012 Grants by Category

11 Next-Generation Philanthropy

15 Giving Through CACF

16 Why Partner with CACF

16 Bama Works Fund of Dave Matthews Band

17 Ways to Give

18 Current CACF Funds

26 Circle of Friends 2012

29 2012 CACF Contributors

38 Financial Summary

40 Foundation Governance

as Senior Vice President for Finance and Administration, Jon

Nafziger as Director of Donor Relations and Programs, and

Nareen Scott as Office Manager. Holly Hatcher, Director of

Programs and Donor Engagement, stepped down after five

years of excellent service to CACF.

Grantmaking is at the heart of all Foundation activities

and, in 2012, CACF implemented a new Collaborative Grant

Initiative with a $100,000 gift to the Mental Health and

Wellness Coalition, and a $100,000 commitment to the City

of Promise partnership. The CACF Community Endowment

awarded approximately $570,000 to 41 nonprofits, including

$55,000 to the Boys & Girls Club, $50,000 to the Community

Investment Collaborative, $40,000 to StreamWatch,

$35,000 to Charlottesville Tomorrow, and numerous smaller

grants. The Nelson County Community Fund and Louisa

County Community Fund also made significant gifts, guided

by citizen committees in those counties.

The CACF Future Fund of young philanthropists awarded

$55,000 in grants to two local agencies. And, as in past

years, the Bama Works Fund of Dave Matthews Band

continued its unprecedented generosity, with more than

$1.1 million in gifts benefiting a wide number of

organizations serving the Charlottesville area.

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LARRY MARTIN, CHAIR, AND JOHN REDICK, PRESIDENT

CACF OVERVIEW

GREENE ORANGE

ALBEMARLE

NELSON

BUCKINGHAM

FLUVANNA

LOUISA

See how CACF works in the entire service area:

For more than 45 years, the Charlottesville Area Community Foundation has been dedicated to improving the quality of life for the people of the city of Charlottesville and its contiguous counties. Together with our donors, the Foundation has supported the community with over $53 million in grants since 1967 to nonprofit organizations serving the Central Virginia area. As a local center for philanthropy, CACF works with individuals, families, corporations, private foundations, and nonprofit organizations to carry out their charitable objectives and address emerging community issues. In 2012, CACF gave the most money and provided the largest number of grants in its history: total grants amounted to $7.9 million and CACF made more than 1,100 separate grants.

Many CACF grants cover the entire seven-county service area. In the list on the right are examples of some of the many specific grants to each area in 2012.

Tuesday Evening Concert Series

Charlottesville: The Community Investment Collaborative received $50,000 to support an entrepreneurship training program for small businesses, and the Mediation Center of Charlottesville received $10,000 for additional mediators and office space.

Albemarle: CACF and the Bama Works Fund provided $20,000 in grants to support the Albemarle Housing Improvement Program (AHIP)’s Seniors Safe at Home and Emergency Home Repair initiatives.

Buckingham: The Buckingham County Public Library was awarded $10,000 for architectural and engineering schematic work for a new building.

Fluvanna: CACF and the Bama Works Fund provided more than $14,000 for the Families Learning Together program to support adult literacy, ESOL, job skills, parenting, and intergenerational activities.

Greene: The Community Endowment Fund granted $10,000 to Tuesday’s Table for free meals to over 5,000 Greene County residents, and the Bama Works Fund of Dave Matthews Band in CACF donated $4,000 for the Chance to Dance program in the Greene County Public Schools.

Louisa: The Louisa County Community Fund supported emergency earthquake recovery, and CACF contributed $4,000 to SNAP (Spay/Neuter All Pets) for low-income pet owners in Louisa County and $10,000 to Louisa County Habitat for Humanity emergency earthquake recovery.

Nelson:The Nelson County Community Fund awarded $95,500 to 12 organizations to support various needs throughout the county, including $27,500 to Monticello Area Community Action Agency (MACAA) for scholarships to Nelson County High School graduating seniors and for financial assistance in emergencies.

Orange: A fund established by the Robertsons during their lives, which continues in perpetuity, granted $90,000 to support various community needs in Orange County and the Community Endowment Fund made a $9,000 grant to Skyline CAP for emergency assistance and housing counseling.

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One note will change a life.

Every moment in childhood is a learning

experience. So, when CACF provided

support for the Tuesday Evening Concert

Series children’s concerts, we knew the

musical notes would fall on receptive

ears. The classical and chamber music

series is one of the only in the region to

expose young minds to such a high level

of artistic quality year after year. For

many children it’s a special day to

remember, and for others it may be the

note that sparks the passion of a lifetime.

Arts and Culture

Grants from Community EndowmentFestival of the PhotographLight House StudioParamount Theater of CharlottesvillePiedmont Council of the ArtsTuesday Evening Concert SeriesVirginia Foundation for the Humanities and Public Policy - Festival of the Book

Grants from Component FundsAlbemarle Charlottesville Historical SocietyAmerican Shakespeare CenterArts Center of OrangeArts CorpsAsh Lawn Opera Festival FoundationBaltimore Choral Arts SocietyBlue Ridge Irish Music SchoolThe Bridge PAICharlottesville Symphony SocietyCity Center for Contemporary ArtsCountry Music FoundationFestival of the PhotographFirst Night VirginiaFluvanna County Public LibraryFractured Atlas ProductionsHirshhorn Museum & Sculpture Garden of the Smithsonian InstituteKid Pan AlleyLeadership MusicLight House StudioLive Arts

Louisa County Historical SocietyLouisa Downtown Development CorporationMiles and Music FoundationMontpelier FoundationMr. Holland’s Opus FoundationMunicipal Band of CharlottesvilleNashville Songwriters FoundationNational Gallery of ArtNew York City OperaOakland - Nelson County Museum of HistoryParamount Theater of CharlottesvillePiedmont Council of the ArtsRadio IQ Public Radio - WVTFScottsville Center for Arts and NatureSecond Street GalleryThomas Jefferson Foundation (Monticello)Tipitina’s FoundationUniversity of Virginia Art MuseumUniversity of Virginia - WTJUVirginia Center for the Creative ArtsVirginia Chamber Music FoundationVirginia Foundation for the Humanities and Public PolicyVirginia Museum of Fine Arts FoundationWashington National CathedralWednesday Music ClubWintergreen Performing ArtsWorld Music ProductionsWriterHouseYoung Audiences of Virginia

Community Enrichment

Grants from Community EndowmentAlbemarle Housing Improvement ProgramCharlottesville Albemarle SPCAAldersgate United Methodist Church - Action in Reading ProgramBen Hair Just Swim for Life FoundationBig Brothers Big Sisters of the Central Blue RidgeBoys & Girls Club of Central VirginiaBuckingham County Public LibraryCharlottesville TomorrowChildren, Youth & Family ServicesCommunity Investment CollaborativeComputers4KidsElk Hill FarmEllis Acres Memorial ParkEnrichment Alliance of VirginiaGraceWorksHabitat for Humanity VirginiaLocal Food Hub - City Schoolyard GardenMediation Center of CharlottesvilleQuickStart Tennis of Central VirginiaSkyline Community Action Program Spay/Neuter All Pets

Grants from Component FundsAlbemarle Housing Improvement ProgramCharlottesville Albemarle SPCAAmerican Red CrossAmerican Red Cross of Central FloridaAmerican SPCA

Baltimore Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of FriendsBaptist Collegiate Ministries Best Buddies IllinoisBig Brothers Big Sisters of Middle TennesseeBig Brothers Big Sisters of the Central Blue RidgeBlue Star FamiliesBlue Star Mothers of AmericaBoy Scouts of AmericaBoys & Girls Club of Central VirginiaBridge MinistryBuck Mountain Episcopal ChurchBuilding a BridgeBuilding Goodness FoundationCamp Dudley YMCACamp Holiday TrailsCaring for Creatures FoundationCourt Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Central VirginiaCenter for Nonprofit ExcellenceChabad of CharlottesvilleCharlottesville Abundant Life MinistriesCharlottesville Police Department FoundationCharlottesville Public Housing Association of ResidentsCharlottesville TomorrowCharlottesville-Albemarle Extra Mile Dog RescueCharlottesville-Albemarle Rescue SquadChildren, Youth & Family ServicesChildren, Youth & Family Services - City of Promise

Since its creation in 1967, the Charlottesville Area Community Foundation has made more than $53 million in grants to hundreds of nonprofit agencies in the Charlottesville area. In 2012, the CACF Governing Board granted $7.9 million in grants from the Community Endowment and component funds. CACF is a collection of nearly 200 component funds. Many of these funds are donor-requested and make grants without accepting proposals (see pages 18 through 21). The funds listed below accept proposals according to the following guidelines:

Community Endowment The Community Endowment is the Foundation’s unrestricted grantmaking

program that provides support to nonprofit organizations working to improve the quality of life in Charlottesville and the surrounding counties of Albemarle, Buckingham, Fluvanna, Greene, Louisa, Nelson, and Orange. Categories of support include human services, education, arts and culture, environment, health, and community enrichment.

Thanks to a major, long-term commitment from the Batten Family Fund in 2009, CACF significantly increased its grantmaking dollars with a greater emphasis on larger, strategic grants. The Community Endowment has two grant cycles a year: a spring cycle, focusing on major grants to area nonprofits in the amounts of $10,000 to $100,000; and a fall cycle, focusing on smaller grants of up to $10,000. Semiannual letter of inquiry process. Deadlines: April 1 and October 1

Ballyshannon Fund Provides grants to nonprofit organizations working to promote citizen understanding of the economic importance of agricultural and forestry enterprises in Central Virginia and the adjacent areas.Deadline: February 15

Bama Works Fund The Bama Works Fund of Dave Matthews Band in CACF supports charitable programs in the Charlottesville area and beyond with a particular focus on disadvantaged youth, needs of the disabled, protection of the environment, and the arts and humanities. Grant applications from beyond the Charlottesville area are accepted by invitation only.Deadlines: February 1 and August 1

Nelson County Community Fund The Nelson County Community Fund (NCCF) in CACF was established by the Nelson County Advisory Committee to provide grants to support nonprofit organizations working to improve the quality of life in Nelson County.Deadlines: June 30 and December 31

Prana Fund The Prana Fund supports projects that assist children and enhance educational opportunities for young people. Special consideration is given to projects with hands-on learning integrating both environmental education and the fine arts. Deadline: November 1

Collaboration Initiative

In 2012, the CACF Governing Board launched a pilot grantmaking program, the Collaboration Initiative, to foster results-driven collaboration among nonprofits, to encourage change in the way nonprofits work together, and to achieve significant and measurable community impact. CACF believes that supporting nonprofit coali-tions that have come together to address a significant community need and that are focused on achieving measurable results will ultimately lead to real solutions to intractable community problems. Applications accepted by invitation only.

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Louisa County Community Fund The Louisa County Community Fund (LCCF) in CACF provides grants to support nonprofit organizations working to improve the quality of life in Louisa County. Deadline: January 15

See pages 11–13 for information about the Future Fund and Youth Service Award.

Visit www.cacfonline.org for all application procedures. For questions about CACF’s grantmaking programs, please contact the Foundation at 434-296-1024.JAMES RIVER

2012 GRANTS BY CATEGORY

2012 GRANTS BY CATEGORY

BIOSWALE WATERSHED PLANTINGS, GREENE COUNTY

Christ City Church Mission CenterChristmount Christian AssemblyChurch of Our SaviorCity of CharlottesvilleCity of Charlottesville Parks & RecreationCoalition for the HomelessCommunity Foundation of Middle TennesseeCompassionate FriendsComputers4KidsCongregation Beth Israel

Crested Butte Search and RescueEast Rivanna Volunteer Fire CompanyEl Hogar MinistriesElk Hill FarmEllis Acres Memorial Park Emanuel Youth MissionEmmanuel Episcopal ChurchEmmanuel United Methodist ChurchEnrichment Alliance of VirginiaEpiscopal Relief and DevelopmentEquality VirginiaFirst Church of Christ, ScientistFirst Presbyterian Church

First Tee of Charlottesville FoundationFirst United Methodist Church - WarrenFluvanna County Foothills Child Advocacy CenterFriends of Jefferson-Madison Regional LibraryFriends of Southern Albemarle Intergenerational Community CenterGood News Jail & Prison MinistryGoshen Baptist AssociationGoshen Baptist ChurchGrace Episcopal ChurchGreater Fort Wayne Campus Ministry, Inc.Greater Lynchburg Community TrustGreater Richmond ARCHabitat for Humanity of Greater CharlottesvilleHabitat for Humanity of Greater PittsburghHabitat for Humanity of Lake-Sumter, FloridaHead CountHumane Society of Nelson CountyHumane Society of Sumter CountyInterfaith Movement for Promoting Action by Congregations Together (IMPACT)International Rescue CommitteeIxtatán FoundationJAUNT FriendsJefferson Area Board for AgingJefferson Area CHiPJefferson School FoundationJefferson-Madison Regional LibraryJoey DiPaolo AIDS FoundationKate’s ClubKeswick Tennis FoundationKgwale le Mollo US

Kids Lift FoundationLake Monticello Fire and Rescue SquadLearning Ally: Mid-Atlantic UnitLegal Aid Justice CenterLewis and Clark Exploratory Center of VirginiaLocal Food HubLou Beeler FoundationLouisa Humane SocietyMadison Area Urban MinistryMadison County Humane SocietyMadison HouseMarine Toys for Tots FoundationMarquette Community FoundationMediation Center of CharlottesvilleMilk and BookiesMontanova Stables FoundationMusic Resource CenterNational Athletic Trainers FoundationNature Camp FoundationNelson County Community Development FoundationNorth Lake Presbyterian ChurchOAR/Jefferson Area Community CorrectionsOlivet Presbyterian ChurchOrange Downtown Alliance Palmyra Volunteer Fire CompanyPanhandle State FoundationParadeRestPB and J FundPeople and Congregations Engaged in Ministry (PACEM)Piedmont Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA)

Community Enrichment Grants from Community Endowment, cont’d

Piedmont Housing AlliancePiedmont Regional Education Program Plan International USAProviding Resources to Inspire, Develop and EmpowerQuickStart Tennis of Central VirginiaRegion Ten Community Services BoardRenaissance Charitable FoundationRichmond Kickers Youth Soccer ClubRichmond Organization for Sexual Minority YouthRiverFest/River Spirit WaynesboroRosehedge/Multifaith WorksRotary Foundation of Rotary InternationalSanta Fund Scottsville Senior CenterScottsville Volunteer Fire DepartmentScottsville Volunteer Rescue SquadSeminole Trail Volunteer Fire DepartmentSenior CenterService Dogs of VirginiaShenandoah Valley Educational Television Corporation - WVPTShepherd of the Hills Catholic ChurchGary Sinise Charitable FoundationSkyline Community Action Program Soccer Organization of Charlottesville- AlbemarleSorensen Institute for Political Leadership at the University of VirginiaSouth Plains Presbyterian ChurchSpay/Neuter All PetsSpecial Olympics - Virginia

St. John the Baptist Episcopal ChurchSt. Luke’s Episcopal ChurchSt. Paul’s Ivy Episcopal ChurchSt. Paul’s Memorial ChurchSt. Thomas Aquinas Catholic ChurchSt. Thomas’s Episcopal ChurchStonewall Jackson Area Council Boy Scouts of AmericaThomas Jefferson Center for the Protection of Free ExpressionTown of ScottsvilleUnited Jewish Fund for CharlottesvilleUnited Service OrganizationsUniversity of Virginia Athletics FoundationUpaya Zen CenterVirginia Amateur SportsVirginia Discovery MuseumVirginia High School LeagueVirginia OrganizingVirginia Skyline Girl Scout CouncilVirginia Theological SeminaryVirginia to Africa Fundraiser 2012Voices for AnimalsWarren Library AssociationWestern Albemarle Rescue SquadWestminster Presbyterian ChurchWestminster-Canterbury of the Blue Ridge FoundationWHTJ/ Public Broadcasting CorporationWintergreen Adaptive SportsWintergreen Property Owners Volunteer Rescue SquadWintergreen Fire and Rescue

WMRA-FMWorkSource EnterprisesWounded Warrior ProjectZion Crossroads Volunteer Fire Department

Education

Grants from Community EndowmentAdult Community EducationAlbemarle County Public SchoolsCharlottesville City SchoolsFluvanna County Public SchoolsLiteracy Volunteers of America - Charlottesville/AlbemarleUniversity of Virginia Office of Development and Public Affairs

Grants from Component Funds100 Black Men of Central VirginiaAdult Community EducationAdvocates for a Sustainable Albemarle PopulationAfrican American Teaching Fellows of Charlottesville Albemarle Albemarle County Public SchoolsAlps Road PTAAmerican Friends of Mara A Pula SchoolBarnard CollegeBeloit CollegeBerklee College of MusicBlue Ridge School Bluefield CollegeBrearley School

Brown UniversityCato InstituteCharlottesville City SchoolsCharlottesville City Schools - Adult Learning CenterChristopher Newport UniversityClark Elementary SchoolClemson UniversityCollege Foundation of the University of VirginiaCollege of William & MaryCollege of WoosterCornell UniversityCovenant SchoolEdinboro University Alumni AssociationEdith and Theodore Roosevelt Pine Knot FoundationEmory UniversityFerrum CollegeField School of CharlottesvilleFluvanna County Public SchoolsFluvanna Education FoundationFoundation for Excellence in Public Education/ Edgar & Eleanor Shannon FoundationGeorge Mason UniversityGoucher CollegeHarvard College FundI Have A Dream FoundationJames Madison University FoundationJohnson & Wales UniversityLiberty UniversityLiteracy Volunteers of America - Charlottesville/Albemarle

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Longwood UniversityMary Baldwin CollegeMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyMedical University of South CarolinaMiller School of AlbemarleMiss Porter’s SchoolMountaintop MontessoriNansemond-Suffolk AcademyNelson County Education FoundationNelson County SchoolsNorfolk State UniversityNorth Branch SchoolNorth Carolina Central University FoundationNorth Cross SchoolOakland SchoolOld Dominion UniversityOrange County Department of Social ServicesPardes Institute of Jewish StudiesPeabody SchoolPiedmont Virginia Community CollegePiedmont Virginia Community College Educational FoundationPocahontas County Free LibrariesPowerful SchoolsPresident and Fellows of Middlebury CollegePrinceton UniversityRadford UniversityRandolph-Macon CollegeRutgers University FoundationSewanee: The University of the South

Education Grants from Component Funds, cont’d

Shenandoah UniversitySmith CollegeSt. Anne’s-Belfield SchoolStevens Institute of TechnologySweet Briar CollegeSyracuse University College of LawTandem Friends SchoolTulane UniversityUniversity Cooperative SchoolUniversity of Colorado BoulderUniversity of Mary WashingtonUniversity of Maryland College Park FoundationUniversity of Oklahoma Development OfficeUniversity of VirginiaUniversity of Virginia Alumni AssociationUniversity of Virginia Curry School of Education FoundationUniversity of Virginia Darden School FoundationUniversity of Virginia Department of Religious StudiesUniversity of Virginia Health FoundationUniversity of Virginia Infectious Disease ClinicUniversity of Virginia Jefferson Scholars FoundationUniversity of Virginia Law School FoundationUniversity of Virginia Miller Center FoundationUniversity of Virginia Nursing SchoolUniversity of Virginia Office of Community RelationsUniversity of Virginia Office of Development and Public Affairs

University of Virginia Office of Diversity and EquityUniversity of Virginia Rector and VisitorsUniversity of Virginia School of Continuing and Professional StudiesUniversity of Virginia Student Financial ServicesVillage SchoolVirginia UniversityVirginia Foundation for Community College EducationVirginia Military InstituteVirginia TechWake Forest UniversityWellesley CollegeWest Virginia UniversityWoodberry Forest School

Environment

Grants from Community EndowmentPiedmont Environmental CouncilShenandoah National Park TrustStreamWatchWildlife Center of Virginia

Grants from Component FundsAppalachian VoicesChesapeake Bay FoundationConservation Foundation of the Gulf CoastGreen Adventure ProjectIvy Creek FoundationJames River Association

Land Trust AllianceNational Wildlife FederationThe Nature Conservancy Partnership ProjectPiedmont Environmental CouncilRivanna Conservation SocietyRockfish Valley FoundationRocky Mountain Biological Laboratory at GothicShenandoah National Park TrustSouthern Environmental Law CenterStreamWatchTrees VirginiaVirginia Department of ForestryVirginia Wilderness CommitteeWild Virginia Wildlife Center of VirginiaWintergreen Nature FoundationWorld Wildlife Fund

Healthcare

Grants from Community EndowmentBlue Ridge Medical CenterCommunity Children’s Dental CenterSexual Assault Resource AgencyThe Women’s Initiative

Grants from Component FundsAIDS/HIV Services Group - Community Mental Health and Wellness CoalitionAlzheimer’s Association Central and Western Virginia

American Cancer SocietyAmerican Heart AssociationBlue Ridge International Ophthalmology Blue Ridge Medical CenterCatholic Health Initiatives Colorado FoundationCharity TreksCharlottesville Area Riding TherapyCharlottesville Free ClinicCharlottesville Pregnancy Center City of HopeCommon Ground Healing ArtsCommunity Children’s Dental CenterDoctors Without Borders

Focused Ultrasound Surgery FoundationFoundation Fighting Blindness Hospice of the PiedmontHospice of the ValleyHospice of Warren CountyJefferson Elder Care Keep A Child AliveLeukemia & Lymphoma SocietyMartha Jefferson Hospital FoundationMartha Jefferson HouseMental Health America of Charlottesville and AlbemarleMuscular Dystrophy Association

National Alliance for Research on Schizophrenia and DepressionNational Alliance on Mental Health National Alliance on Mental Illness - VirginiaNoreen Fraser FoundationPhysicians For PeacePlanned Parenthood Health SystemsRx Drug Access PartnershipSexual Assault Resource AgencySmile TrainSt. Jude Children’s Research HospitalTrudeau InstituteUniversity of Virginia Cancer CenterUniversity of Virginia Children’s HospitalUniversity of Virginia Hospital AuxiliaryUniversity of Virginia Pediatrics Department University of Virginia Transplant ServicesVirginia Institute of AutismVOCALWarren General HospitalWomen’s Cancer Research FoundationThe Women’s InitiativeWomen’s Therapy Center World Pediatric Project

Human Services

Grants from Community EndowmentGreene Alliance of Church Community Efforts (GRACE)Stanardsville United Methodist Church - Tuesday’s TableVirginia Supportive Housing

Grants from Component FundsAARP FoundationAIDS/HIV Services GroupAlbemarle County Department of Social ServicesAlbemarle County Public Schools - Homeless Intervention ProgramAlliance for Interfaith Ministries (AIM)Blue Ridge Area Food BankCharlottesville Department of Social ServicesDogwood Village FoundationEmergency Food BankInterfaith Humanitarian SanctumLoaves & Fishes Food PantryLouisa County Resource CouncilLove INC (In the Name of Christ)Meals on Wheels of Charlottesville-AlbemarleMonticello Area Community Action AgencyNelson County PantryElisabeth Aiken Nolting Charitable FoundationPartnership for the HomelessRonald McDonald HouseSalvation ArmyShelter for Help in EmergencyTen DirectionsThomas Jefferson Area Coalition for the HomelessUnited Way-Thomas Jefferson AreaVirginia Supportive HousingWorld Foundation for ChildrenYouthCare

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Area Students Give Back

Youth Service AwardFor 19 years, the Charlottesville Area Community Foundation has brought together one senior from each of the 10 local high schools in the city of Charlottesville and Albemarle County to form the Youth Service Award (YSA) Committee. Schools select these students based on demonstrated excellence in leadership, academics, and community service. Through the Committee, CACF encourages youth to engage in philanthropy and to learn more about their community. Over the course of eight months, students learn about grantmaking, review proposals, make site visits, and select a local nonprofit that serves area youth to receive a $10,000 grant. Since 1994, these student committees have awarded $190,000.

For 2013, the YSA Committee presented its grant to Computers4Kids (C4K), a grassroots, nonprofit agency that uses an innovative combination of long-term mentoring, technology training, job readiness skills, and college-to-career guidance to remove barriers for low-income middle and high school students. Since the program began in 2001, more than 1,000 students have received technology training, over 700 students have been mentored, and over 500 students have received a home computer. The YSA grant will help C4K to upgrade technology in its learning labs, replace aging computers, and update the software necessary to continue to serve 220 students each year.

NEXT-GENERATION PHILANTHROPY

One day on the water will change a life.

How does your favorite waterway stay

that way? StreamWatch methodically

monitors streams and waterways in the

Rivanna watershed throughout the year.

With the help of community partners

StreamWatch extends its reach to check

bacteria throughout the region. And just

one day on the water with this work has

changed how many see our waters and

our world. CACF is proud to support the

work of this ambitious program and its

mission to keep our local waters healthy

and safe.

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The 2012–13 Youth Service Award Committee (L to R):

JonNafziger CACF StaffAngéliqueDetender Miller SchoolSamanthaMoore St. Anne’s-Belfield SchoolOliviaGathright Covenant SchoolBriannaBurnett Monticello High SchoolJeffreyRamos Albemarle High SchoolJayEpstein Tandem Friends School

BrandieQuarles Western Albemarle High SchoolWillisBocock Charlottesville High SchoolPageGrissom Murray High SchoolCareyHildebrand Renaissance SchoolSueSheffield Co-ChairJoeGieck Co-Chair

StreamWatch

Bryan YeagoJake Zarnegar ∆Jessica Zarnegar ∆Kate ZuckermanSophie Zunz

Steering Committee Members 2012–13Stephen DavisMarcela FoshayGretchen KriebalAmrit LidderMatthew MartinKatie ReidAnna SchollKen VictorJennis WarrenJohn Wells

∆ denotes receipt of an additional financial gift beyond the Future Fund membership dues

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Scott AbbottIsabel AdamsSarah AlthoffJoel AndersonJenny Arcidicono ∆Joe Arcidicono ∆Jill AshleyMaylisa BaldwinKaren BallMauree BarrettGraelyn BrashearOliver BrooksMary Kathryn Bryant

Jessica BudayWill CamnitzStephanie CanginBrevy CannonChiara CanziLeigh Ann CarverMichael ClarkeLauren ConnorCynthia CorbyAshleigh CrockerStephen DavisWhit DouglasAlex Dumitriu

Ande EarnhardtJonathan EarnhardtTim EdmondSasha FarmerBrian FitzgeraldMarcela FoshayEllen GeismarMichael GeismarAlexandra GibsonLeah GronningPaula GunterErin HallWilliam HamiltonAaron HarkCandice HarkHolly HatcherSarah HenleyJeff HerlitzMegan HettingerJessica HumphreysJenny JamesGreer JohnsonScott KaiserLaurie KellySharla KlingelGary KriebelGretchen Kriebel

Melissa LancelleSarah LantzWilliam LanzanaJosh LaseterJacquelyn LazoAmanda LeakeKatherine LeckerHope LeopoldPatrick LernerRyan LesserHolen LewisAmrit LidderAllison LinneyKimberly LoJack LooneySkylar LyonKelley MacDougallChristine MahoneyErin MalecCatherine MalinaMatthew MartinPamela MasonJulia MidlandCharron MontgomeryAngela NavarroJ. T. NewberryMichael O’Donnell

Arielle O’SheaHelen OsingaSarah ParrishShelly PellishElizabeth PiperEric PughKatie PughJessica RafterHope RanaBecky ReidKatie ReidNiall ReidWill RetzerGabe RobeyJohn RobinsonLisa RogoffSusan SalkoKellie Sauls ∆Anna SchollThomas SchwenkKenneth ShevlinChristina SimkoEric SmithSeth Stace ∆Rebecca StanglCooper StewartLisa Stewart

Jennifer Stover Kristin StreedChris StroupeJames SullivanBen SutphenMargaret ThorntonJohn TiedemanCaroline TierneyGarrett TrentHeather TurnerLaura Van CampErika ViccellioKen VictorRebecca VozzoEmily WamplerRichard WamplerJennis WarrenKellie WatsonHank WellsJohn WellsMelanie WentworthKelly WilliamsTristan WilliamsStacy Williams-DuncanStephanie WobensmithLeah WoodyRachel Yeager

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FUTURE FUND VOLUNTEERS

What’s Fun and Fresh in Local Philanthropy?

The Charlottesville Future Fund

Started in 2009, the Future Fund is an annual giving circle in CACF that provides an affordable way for individuals in their 20s, 30s, and 40s to leverage their charitable contributions to support community needs. Future Fund members become involved in the grantmaking process, meet new people, and learn about their community.

Since inception, the Future Fund has engaged more than 400 people in philanthropy and has given away over $226,000. The area nonprofits which were assisted through Future Fund grants in its first three years are: Charlottesville High School WALK Program, the City Schoolyard Garden at Buford Middle School, the Sexual Assault Resource Agency (SARA), The Women’s Initiative, and the Charlottesville Free Clinic for a Mission of Mercy Dental Clinic.

In Year Four, 140 members pooled their member dues along with the proceeds of the DineLocal.GiveLocal fundraising dinner at the Clifton Inn to provide $55,000 in grants to nonprofits in the community. The members discussed the needs of the area and selected the theme of education. After reviewing proposals, they awarded Jefferson Area CHiP $40,000 to support a home visiting program that works with parents to prepare their children for kindergarten; and Club Yancey with $15,000 to support its after school program at B. F. Yancey Elementary School in rural southern Albemarle County.

Year Four culminated in a LiveLocal.GiveLocal awards ceremony at the Jefferson Theater. Learn more at www.cacfonline.org or by visiting the Charlottesville Future Fund page on Facebook (facebook.com/futurefund). A list of Year Four members is on page 12. MISSION OF MERCY DENTAL DAYS

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Types of Component Funds at CACF

TheCharlottesvilleAreaCommunityFoundation(CACF)providesmanyoptionsforcharitablegiving.DonorscanachievemultiplecharitablegoalsthroughtheFoundationwithacomponentfundthatiseasytocreateandthatprovidesmaximumtaxbenefits.TypesofcomponentfundsadministeredbytheFoundationincludethefollowing:

CACF Community EndowmentAn unrestricted gift to CACF’s Community Endowment fund allows donors to help the Foundation meet a broad range of community needs and opportunities to improve the quality of life in the Charlottesville area. We use the generosity of past generations to meet current community needs, while providing a way for the current generation to build the endowment to address future needs. CACF encourages current giving to this fund with our Circle of Friends. Through the Foundation’s Community Endowment, the

Board awards competitive grants twice a year in response to the most pressing local needs as they change over time.

CACF Initiatives FundDonors may choose to make a gift to a fund that allows the Foundation to make occasional gifts in areas of strategic importance to CACF and the community.

CACF Vision Fund for Administrative EndowmentDonors can make a gift to support a fund that underwrites the administrative operations of the Foundation.

Donor-Advised FundDonors who wish to be actively engaged in the choice of grant recipients can have an ongoing involvement by recommending gifts to address needs in the Charlottesville area and elsewhere.

Designated FundDonors who prefer to support specific organizations can name a nonprofit organization(s) that will receive regular gifts from a designated fund at CACF.

Field-of-Interest FundDonors can target gifts to have an impact on a particular area of community life—arts, education, animals, aging, environment, etc. Once a donor has identified an area of interest, the CACF Board will award grants to community organizations working in that field.

Committee-Advised FundA group of donors can raise money and collectively make decisions about the charities they wish to support.

Memorial/Honorary FundA donor may create a named fund within CACF dedicated to goals that were important to a deceased individual, or in honor of a living person.

Scholarship FundDonors can set up a scholarship fund to support individuals in their pursuit of additional educational opportunities. The donor determines the criteria that must be met to receive the scholarship and CACF staff handle the administrative details, paying the funds directly to an institution.

Agency Endowment FundCharitable organizations serving the Charlottesville area may create permanent endowment funds within CACF as a means of protecting and building their assets for the future. CACF undertakes all administrative and reporting details for effective investment and efficient management of the agency’s endowment funds.

African American Teaching Fellows

One role model will change a life.

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GIVING THROUGH CACF

One role model can inspire us for a

lifetime. This opportunity is at the core

of the African American Teaching Fellows

(AATF). The scholarship assistance it

provides to minority applicants ensures

that many can fulfill their dream of

becoming a teacher. This fosters a

diversity of academic leaders to educate

students and make our community a

better place. CACF is honored to work

with BAMA Works and AATF in their

mission to promote higher academic

standards and local leadership. When

one of us succeeds, we all succeed. LOUISA COUNTY PARKS & RECREATION

There are many reasons why people choose to give through the

Charlottesville Area Community Foundation • We are a local organization with deep roots in the community.

• We offer professional staff with broad expertise regarding community issues and needs and perform due diligence on nonprofits.

• We provide highly personalized service, tailored to each individual’s charitable and financial interests.

• We make it easy for a donor to give to the nonprofits they choose: we send letters and checks to the charities, compile receipts for the grants, maintain giving history, and provide tax receipts and statements to donors.

• We build endowment funds that benefit the community forever and help create personal legacies.

• We offer diverse fund types, that help people invest in the causes they care about most.

• We accept a wide variety of assets and can facilitate even the most complex forms of giving.

• We partner with professional advisors that manage investments to maximize long-term performance, with oversight by our Investment Committee.

• We offer maximum tax advantage under state and federal law.

• We multiply the impact of gift dollars by pooling them with other gifts and grants to make a larger difference to myriad local nonprofit organizations.

• We are a community leader, convening resources and ideas to create positive change.

• We will honor whether donors want gifts, funds, and grants to be publicly acknowledged or prefer anonymity and strict confidentiality of all information.

• We work to facilitate philanthropy and take seriously our stewardship of all charitable gifts.

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WHY PARTNER WITH CACF WAYS TO GIVE

Ways to GiveTheFoundationappreciateseverydonor’ssupportandwelcomesgiftsofalltypes.Whether giving a gift now or planning for a gift later, CACF offers simple, varied ways for individuals, families, businesses, and organizations to practice meaningful philanthropy within our community. There are many ways to give:

Outright Gift – Donors can make a gift of cash, stocks, bonds, real estate, or other assets to CACF. The donor’s charitable gift will qualify for tax advantages under federal law.

Gifts may be given to one of CACF’s three unrestricted funds: Vision, Initiatives, or Community Endowment. If donors donate more than $500 annually to one of these funds, they become a member of CACF’sCircleofFriends.

Donors can partner with CACF’sCommunityEndowmentFund and join other donors who make an unrestricted gift for us to continue our competitive and successful annual grants to local nonprofits.

Donors can set up a Donor-AdvisedFund, which allows donors to have an ongoing involvement in the use of that donation by recommending gifts to address issues and needs in the community that they care about most.

Bequest by Will – Donors can designate all or a portion of their estate to CACF.

Charitable Trusts – CACF will work with donors’ financial advisors to create a trust that can benefit CACF’s mission now or in the future. The donors can establish a trust from which they will retain an income stream

for themselves or another family member or give CACF income for a number of years. Gifts can be made of cash, securities, or other assets. Please contact CACF if you would like to discuss these options.

Retained Life Estate – Donors can make a gift of their home, farm, or vacation home; obtain immediate tax deductions; and continue to use the property for as long as they wish. Only after they no longer need the property will CACF assume the usual ownership rights.

Beneficiary Designation of Retirement Funds, IRAs, and Life Insurance – Donors can name CACF as a direct or contingent beneficiary of all or a portion of their retirement funds, IRAs, or life insurance policies.

Transfer of a Private Foundation – Donors who have a private foundation might consider transferring some or all of the assets to a donor-advised fund at CACF. Donors continue to be directly involved in making charitable gifts, but save on the time and costs involved in maintaining a private foundation. Future gifts may receive better tax benefits, and grants may be made anonymously.

Dave Matthews Band members have made a significant impact with their music and

with their local, national, and international philanthropy. In 2012 the Bama Works Fund

of Dave Matthews Band in CACF provided more than $1.1 million in grants, primarily

in the Charlottesville area. This Fund, established in 1998, supports programs with

particular focus on disadvantaged youth, environmental protection, needs of the

disabled, and arts and the humanities. Grants in the Charlottesville area are awarded

through two annual grant cycles; proposals from beyond the Charlottesville area are

considered by invitation only. Bama Works Fund Grant Guidelines and a video focusing

on the Band’s philanthropy are available on the Foundation’s website,

http://cacfonline.org/bama-works-fund-dave-matthews-band-cacf .

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The Charlottesville Area Community Foundation’s professional staff members are ready to work with you to achieve your goals. For more information, please contact the Foundation at (434) 296-1024.

Benjamin Hair Just Swim for Life Foundation

CURRENT CACF FUNDS

ThefollowingcomponentfundshavebeenestablishedwithintheCharlottesvilleAreaCommunityFoundationbygiftsandbequestsfromindividuals,families,andorganizations:

CACF Community Endowment – Unrestricted gifts to the Foundation are placed in this fund, which the CACF Governing Board uses to address the changing needs of Charlottesville and the surrounding area through a competitive grants process.

CACF Vision Fund for Administrative Endowment – Underwrites the administrative operations of the Foundation.

CACF Initiatives Fund – Established to provide occasional gifts in areas of strategic interest to CACF. Grant proposals are by invitation only.

Donor-Advised Funds

Abidin Family Fund – General charitable purposes.

Mildred K. and Henry J. Abraham Fund – Supports literacy, book and library-related projects, mental health, food, and healthcare.

At Last Fund – General charitable purposes.

Ballyshannon Fund – Established to promote citizen understanding of the economic importance of agricultural and forestry enterprises in Central Virginia.

Batten Family Fund – General charitable purposes.

Beauford Family Fund – General charitable purposes.

Rodney F. & Elizabeth W. Beckwith Fund – General charitable purposes.

Wallace and Dolores Bedell Fund – General charitable purposes.

Beth Berne Fund – General charitable purposes.

Birdsall Family Fund – Established to promote conservation, education, and the performing arts.

Tucker Rowan Bishop Charitable Foundation Fund – General charitable purposes.

Anne McIntyre Black Fund I – Established by James B. McIntyre to benefit Hospice of the Piedmont and other charities.

Anne McIntyre Black Fund II – Established by John S. McIntyre Jr. to benefit Hospice of the Piedmont and other charities.

Andrew and Kelli Block Family Fund – Established to support services and advocacy for children and families in poverty, efforts to protect the environment, international humanitarian relief, educational institutions, and arts organizations.

Blue Ridge Graphics/John F. and Ruth G. Kulick Fund – General charitable purposes.

Bonner Family Fund – General charitable purposes.

Breath of Hope Fund – Created in loving memory of Karen Jessup, to continue her interest in domestic and wild animal care and lung cancer research.

Broome Family Fund – General charitable purposes.

James L. Brown Fund for the Benefit of the Scottsville Area – General charitable purposes.

Come Together Fund – Established by the band Third Day to fund grassroots projects that help alleviate poverty worldwide.

Companion Animal Fund – Supports local charities related to the interest of animals.

Croson Family Fund – General charitable purposes.

Crutchfield Fund – General charitable purposes.

Frank and Gloria D’Alessandro Fund – Established to support two Catholic churches and two Catholic charities.

Susan W. Davenport and W. Edgar Spigle Fund – Supports humanitarian and environmental objectives.

Dulaney Fund – Supports religious, educational, and environmental objectives, as well as basic human services.

Dunstan Fund – General charitable purposes.

Watha J. Eddins Jr. Fund – Supports the protection of historical resources and advancement of cultural heritage as well as other charities.

*Fennell Family Fund – Established to support general community building.

*Fernald Family Fund – Established to support early childhood education for poor or at-risk children.

The FUNd @ CACF – Supports the visual arts and programs dealing with hunger in Virginia.

Gateway Fund – To provide financial assistance for nonmedical and nonprescription expenses to liver transplant patients and their families and caregivers at the University of Virginia Medical Center.

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One lesson will change a life.

Does a swimming pool look scary to you?

The ability to swim is something many of

us take for granted, yet many children

never receive swim lessons and will be

in danger around water their entire lives.

CACF proudly supports Benjamin Hair

Just Swim For Life Foundation in its

mission to make swim lessons available

for underprivileged youth. The program

not only opens up a child’s world but

combats drowning—the second leading

cause of accidental death for children

under 14 years of age. The program

aims to “waterproof” our children and to

be a model for schools in our region

and beyond.

Dr. Joe and Sally Gieck Fund – General charitable purposes.

Sharon Gingras Charitable Cancer Fund – Established to assist cancer patients.

*Glynn-Page Fund – General charitable purposes.

Bradley Hunt Gunter and Meredith Strohm Gunter Family Fund – Provides support for the University of Virginia and for general charitable purposes in the community.

Heiner Family Fund – General charitable purposes.

Horne-Rose Fund – General charitable purposes.

Horton Foundation Fund – General charitable purposes.

*Hoskins Family Fund – General charitable purposes.

Huffman Family Fund – General charitable purposes.

Karen Jargowsky Fund – Established to support ongoing research in pediatric cancer at the University of Virginia.

Eric S. and Kelley I. Johnson Family Fund – General charitable purposes.

Keats Family Fund – General charitable purposes.

KJPK Fund – General charitable purposes.

Tussi and John Kluge Council Fund – General charitable purposes.

George R. Leaman Fund – Established to support health, education, and art.

Elizabeth Fray Marshall Fund – General charitable purposes.

Martin Family Fund – General charitable purposes.

Maxwell Fund – General charitable purposes.

McLean Family Fund – Supports the environment and healthcare.

McMahon-Gioeli Community Well Fund – Established to support organizations with a clear mission and capability to implement positive change in our community. Programs that can be replicated in other communities are preferred.

Alice P. Meador Fund – Supports special education, family planning, local historic preservation, and the University of Virginia.

Mental Health Services – Support mental health services and programs in the Charlottesville-Albemarle area.

Merry Christmas Fund – Established on Christmas Day 2001 to support charities providing educational and health services and serving the disadvantaged.

Ruth E. and Lloyd F. Miller Fund – Established to support Salvation Army, the Bridge Ministry, and other charitable purposes.

LeRoi H. Moore Fund – Supports charities and institutions important to LeRoi Moore during his life.

LeRoi H. Moore Memorial Fund – Established by fans of LeRoi Moore to memorialize his life, interests, and accomplishments.

*Karen Moran and Wistar Morris Family Fund – Established to support children and youth, education, social services, and the environment.

Morgenstern Fund – General charitable purposes.

Owls Roost Fund – Supports environmental sustainability, conservation, or preservation; Waldorf education and other educational philosophies; women’s issues; and mental health issues.

Kathryn B. and F. Troost Parker Fund – General charitable purposes.

Party Parade Fund – Provides small grants to local charities.

Dr. Vito A. Perriello Jr. Memorial Fund – General charitable purposes.

Phoebe’s Nest – Supports environmental sustainability, conservation, or preservation; Waldorf education and other educational philosophies; women’s issues; and mental health issues.

Jeremy Pinkerton Memorial Fund – General charitable purposes.

*Steven M. and Autumn B. Powell Family Fund – General charitable purposes.

CURRENT CACF FUNDS

Prana Fund – Supports nonprofit organizations working in Charlottesville and Albemarle that address the needs of middle- and lower-income children and whose work with children focuses on programs that integrate the visual arts with nature, the environment, or animals.

PYMWYMI Fund – General charitable purposes.

Quantitative Investment Management Fund – Established to support charitable activities on behalf of the employees of QIM.

Perrin and Peggy Quarles Fund – Established to support environmental education; autism research and other medical conditions; Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Greenwood, Virginia, and other churches in Virginia; and projects in Charlottesville, Virginia; Crested Butte, Colorado; Durbin, West Virginia; and Wilmington, North Carolina.

Grace Riggs Fund – General charitable purposes.

*Round Hill Fund - – General charitable purposes.

Anne Russell Gwyn Robertson and A. Stuart Robertson Jr. Fund – Established to provide broad-based grants to charitable entities, especially in Orange County, Virginia.

Leonard Rose Memorial Fund – Established to support music and the arts.

Rossetter-Cuthbert Fund – General charitable purposes.

Rotgin Family Fund – General charitable purposes.

Russell Family Fund – Supports religious and other charitable purposes.

Jane Shields Fund – Supports programs in the field of health maintenance and rescue of small animals, and supports projects of the Women’s Center at Martha Jefferson Hospital.

Jane E. and Dennis B. Sigloh Fund – General charitable purposes.

Smyth Foundation Fund – Established to provide grants in the fields of education, health, basic needs, the environment, and child and youth development that will enable people of all backgrounds, ages, and abilities to realize their potential.

St. Francis of Assisi Fund– Established in memory of Molly Reisky de Dubnic to provide assistance to homeless people and creatures.

Starr Hill/Red Light Fund – General charitable purposes.

Stillfield Fund I – General charitable purposes.

Michael & Carolyn Stone Charitable Trust Fund – General charitable purposes.

Virginia M. and John B. Syer Fund – General charitable purposes.

Tilman Family Fund – Supports general and educational charities.

Venerus Family Fund – General charitable purposes.

Ted and Linda Verhagen Fund – General charitable purposes.

Anne Stevens and Cameron Waterman III Fund – General charitable purposes.

Betty & David Whitcomb Fund – General charitable purposes.

*Whitley Family Fund – General charitable purposes.

*Wildan Fund – General charitable purposes.

*Carl and Khabira Wise Fund – Supports the environment, education, housing, and healthcare.

Worrell Chapman Family Fund – Established to support the arts, media, education, housing, mental health, race relations, and the environment.

Margaret J. Wyllie Charitable Fund – General charitable purposes.

Donor-Advised Funds, cont’d

CURRENT CACF FUNDS

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Committee-Advised Funds

Bama Works Fund – Established by Dave Matthews Band to provide support to local, regional, and national charities.

Blue Ridge Rotary Foundation Fund – General charitable purposes.

Charlottesville Future Fund – A giving circle of professionals in their 20s, 30s, and 40s who pool their charitable dollars and decide as a group each year which local nonprofits to support.

Charlottesville Rotary Fund – General charitable purposes.

Community Children’s Theater Fund – Established to support organizations working to provide educational performing arts opportunities for local youth.

Nelson County Community Fund – Established by the Nelson County Advisory Committee to support various organizations working to improve the quality of life in Nelson County.

Nelson County Education Fund – Established to support Nelson County Public Schools.

Thomas Jefferson Community Workforce Housing Fund – Established by the City of Charlottesville, Piedmont Housing Alliance, and the Charlottesville Area Association

of REALTORS® to provide down payment assistance to first-time homebuyers.

Twentieth Century Merchants Fund of the Charlottesville-Albemarle Retail Merchants Association – General charitable purposes.

Scholarship Funds

Earle H. Blankenbaker Scholarship Fund – Provides scholarships for graduates of Madison County High School.

Paul W. Bragg Scholarship Fund – Established by Mr. Bragg, a lifelong resident of Fluvanna County, to provide scholarship assistance based on both need and merit to graduates of Fluvanna County High School.

CBIC Tech Tour Scholarship Fund – Established by Charlottesville Business Innovation Council to provide scholarships in pursuit of technology-related careers.

Celebration of Teaching Scholarship Fund – Provides scholarship assistance to an aspiring teacher from Fluvanna County High School and/or a teacher from West Morris Regional High School in Chester, New Jersey.

Charlottesville Scholarship Program Fund – Established by the City of Charlottesville to help low- and moderate-

income Charlottesville residents pursue education beyond high school.

Clark Educational Opportunity Fund – Established by the Clark Elementary School PTO to provide scholarships to current and former students of Clark Elementary.

Emily Couric Leadership Scholarship Endowment Fund – Awards college scholarships to outstanding female high school seniors in Charlottesville and Albemarle who demonstrate exceptional leadership and interest in public policy.

Crofton Hill Scholarship Fund – Provides scholarship assistance for members of Stony Point Volunteer Fire Company and public service and safety organizations in Albemarle County to attend the University of Virginia or Piedmont Virginia Community College.

Fredi Davis Young Writers Workshop Scholarship Fund – Provides scholarship assistance for Charlottesville High School students to attend the summer program at the University of Virginia, with preference given to former Buford Middle School students.

Arletta Dimberg Scholarship Fund – Established to honor Mrs. Arletta Dimberg, a longtime teacher and administrator in the Charlottesville City Schools.

Adam Fargo Memorial Scholarship Fund – Provides scholarships to graduates

of Greene County High School in memory of Adam Fargo and supports other charitable purposes.

Ed Ford Fund – Provides support to help motivated individuals, regardless of educational background, learn construction skills to support themselves and their families.

Benjamin Hair Memorial Scholarship Fund – Established in memory of Benjamin Hair to provide scholarship support to a senior swimmer on the Albemarle High School Swim Team with demonstrated contributions to Albemarle High School and the community.

Ennis D. and Frances Deane Haney Memorial Scholarship Fund – Provides scholarship support for graduating seniors of William Monroe High School.

George W. Haney Hokie Scholarship Fund – Provides scholarships for graduating seniors from William Monroe High School going to Virginia Tech.

Hantzmon Wiebel LLP Educational Fund – Provides scholarships to students at the University of Virginia’s McIntire School of Commerce.

Hawkeye Scholarship Fund – The fund will support students who (a) are graduates of a public high school in Nelson County, Virginia; (b) will be or are attending a college

or university in the Commonwealth of Virginia; and (c) need financial assistance to further their education.

Horne-Rose Scholarship Fund – Provides financial scholarship support.

Elsie and Alexander Kirkpatrick Memorial Fund – Established by Nancy O’Brien in memory of her parents to support students entering the workforce, especially in the trades and business.

Samuel & Evelyn Linden Scholarship – Provides scholarships and travel awards

to students from our community who are particularly interested in Israel and the Middle East.

John D. Marr Educational Fund – Provides college scholarship support to former Lane League Babe Ruth baseball players.

Monticello High School Academic Fund – Provides scholarship support for students graduating from Monticello High School.

Henry & Janice Peskin Scholarship Fund – Provides scholarships for disadvantaged youth.

Saraswati Fund – Established to provide economic support to individuals and families who have significant financial need in pursuit of educational goals.

Joseph J. Saunders III Memorial Fund – Provides scholarships to current Virginia Tech accounting students based on potential.

Smyth Education Fund – Provides travel awards to teachers of the Nelson County School System and supports the College Scholarship Program at Nelson County High School.

Alexandra D. Summers Scholarship Fund – Established in memory of Alexandra D. Summers to provide scholarships and other charitable support.

Kelly Watt Memorial Scholarship Fund – Established in memory of Kelly Hansen Watt to provide scholarship support to graduating student athletes from Albemarle High School.

Watterson Fund – Established by the Watterson family in memory of John S. Watterson.

Designated and Field-of-Interest Funds

Edith Baber Fund – Supports the Goshen Baptist Church Cemetery Fund, providing perpetual funding and care of Goshen Cemetery.

*Celebrate 250 Fund – Established to celebrate the 250th anniversary of Charlottesville.

*Community Mental Health and Wellness Coalition Fund – Established to support the work of the Community Mental Health and Wellness Coalition to increase access to mental health services in the community.

Charlottesville Free Clinic Endowment Fund – Established by Elmira Hurd to support the Charlottesville Free Clinic.

Coralee “Coco” Davis Fund – Supports the performing arts, animal organizations, and other local charities.

Caroline O. Greene Fund – Benefits the United Way-Thomas Jefferson Area.

Benjamin Hair Just Swim for Life Endowment – Established to support the Benjamin Hair Just Swim for Life Foundation.

Karen Jargowsky Memorial Chair Fund – Supports a chair in pediatric oncology at the University of Virginia.

Robert A. Leiby Fund – Provides annual support for the Charlottesville AIDS/HIV Services Group.

Louisa County Community Fund – Established by a bequest from longtime Louisa County residents Albert M. and Ruby R. Bazzanella to support nonprofits working to improve the quality of life in Louisa County.

Martha Jefferson Infirmary Fund – Established by Victoria W. Craw to benefit the Martha Jefferson House infirmary in support of nursing.

*Yvonne Mason Fund for the Benefit of the Charlottesville-Albemarle Rescue Squad – Established to benefit the Charlottesville-Albemarle Rescue Squad.

R. B. “Doc” and Thelma Miller Fund – Established to support various charities, including First United Methodist Church and First Baptist Church, Charlottesville; Hospice of the Piedmont; and the Charlottesville- Albemarle SPCA.

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Monticello Guard Memorial Fund – Established to facilitate the restoration and supply of colonial uniforms for the Monticello Guard.

Nature and Wildlife Preservation Fund – Established to preserve and protect natural resources in the Charlottesville-Albemarle area.

Lois M. Stahl Memorial Fund – Supports various charities, including First United Methodist Church, Charlottesville; First Baptist Church, Charlottesville; Hospice of the Piedmont; and Charlottesville- Albemarle SPCA.

Legare, Cornelia & Martha Tarrant Fund – Supports seniors with physical, mental, or sensory disabilities, and their caregivers.

Boyd C. Tinsley Fund – Supports development of young people in Charlottesville City Schools through academics, music, and tennis.

Life-Income Gifts

The Community Foundation is grateful to our donors who have established the following life income gifts, naming CACF as beneficiary:

Batten Charitable Lead Trust

Elizabeth Brobeck Trust

Arthur G. and Penny Kiser Charitable Remainder Trust

*L. B. and Anne Kane McGuire Charitable Remainder Unitrust

Ellen Roberts Susi Charitable Remainder Unitrust

Marcia B. Winfield Charitable Gift Annuity

Agency Endowment Funds

The following local nonprofit agencies have established endowment funds within the Community Foundation:

Alzheimer’s Association– Central and Western Virginia

*Boys & Girls Club of Central Virginia

Building Goodness Foundation Travel Scholarship Fund

Camp Holiday Trails

Center for Christian Study

Chancellor St. Preschool

Children, Youth & Family Services

The Compassionate Friends

*Fluvanna County Historical Society

Fluvanna County Public Library

FOCUS Women’s Resource Center

Free Union Country School

Friends of Jefferson-Madison Regional Library

Hiromi T’ai Chi

Jefferson Area Board for Aging (JABA)

Lewis & Clark Exploratory Center of Virginia

Louisa County Historical Society

Madison-Greene Humane Society (Lorna Card Best Friends Endowment)

Meals on Wheels of Charlottesville-Albemarle

Mental Health America of Charlottesville- Albemarle (Alfred A. Dofflemyer Endowment)

Monticello Area Community Action Agency (MACAA)

NAMI-Blue Ridge Family Alliance

The Oratorio Society of Virginia

Piedmont Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA)

Planned Parenthood Health Systems, Inc.

Public Education Fund of Charlottesville- Albemarle

Region Ten Community Services Board

Senior Center (Elizabeth Seabrook Endowment)

Shelter for Help in Emergency

St. Luke’s Episcopal Church

St. Paul’s Memorial Church

Thomas Jefferson Chapter, Sons of the American Revolution

Virginia Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development

Virginia Discovery Museum

The Wednesday Music Club

WorkSource Enterprises

Youth Orchestras of Central Virginia

*denotes a fund established in 2012

CURRENT CACF FUNDS

Designated and Field-of-Interest Funds, cont’d

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When a crisis hits home where do you

turn? Sometimes the only one available is

a local volunteer. In some cases the

difference between going home and

being homeless can be as little as one

paycheck. A broken vehicle can disrupt a

family unit, and a lack of resources for

school supplies can threaten an

education. GRACE addresses these

critical needs and more every day.

GRACE consolidates the works of local

churches, civic groups, and social service

agencies to create an empowering

resource in Greene County. The ability

to combine forces for the greater good

ensures this critical safety net when the

unexpected hits.

Greene Alliance of Church & Community Efforts (GRACE)

One donation will change a life.

WINTERGREEN ADAPTIVE SPORTS, NELSON COUNTY

Darrah W. Alger

George O. Anderson

Eugene E. Basch

Albert and Ruby Bazzanella

Paul W. Bragg

Samuel Carratt

Mary F. Cash

Katherine Craven

CIRCLE OF FRIENDS 2012 CIRCLE OF FRIENDS 2012

Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. BaberMr. and Mrs. George W. Barlow IIMiss Rebecca A. BarlowMr. and Mrs. Dennis W. BarnesMs. Dorothy BattenMs. Sarah Bedford and Mr. Jay Scott Mr. Terry BelangerMr. and Mrs. Julian M. Bivins Jr.Ms. Dori Boudreau and Mr. Paul HuddlestonDr. Kathleen and Mr. Daniel Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Lucius H. Bracey Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. BrodyMr. and Mrs. Robert Brooks Mr. and Mrs. O. Whitfield Broome Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John K. BrownMrs. Marguerite P. Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. CathcartMr. and Mrs. Peter Chapin The Charles Fund, Inc.Ms. Mary Ellen ClarkMr. Thomas I. CrowellMr. and Mrs. Michael L. CubbageMr. and Mrs. Alan N. CulbertsonMs. Susan W. Davenport and Mr. W. Edgar SpigleMr. and Mrs. Eduard E. de Lange Mr. and Mrs. William Downs

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard L. DreyfusMr. and Mrs. Earl C. Dudley Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Feil Ms. Wendy Waldner Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Rob Walker Freer Mrs. Barbara Fried Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Gale Dr. and Mrs. Joe H. Gieck Mr. and Mrs. Adam GoldfarbDr. and Mrs. Larry Z. Goss Ms. Terry E. Grant Mrs. Margaret M. GroveMr. and Mrs. Edward Gutauskas Ms. Elaine M. Hadden and Mr. Douglas D. Drysdale Ms. Alice W. Handy and Mr. Peter A. Stoudt Mrs. Bebe Heiner Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Hewitt Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Hopkins Jr.Ambassador and Mrs. W. Nathaniel Howell Ms. Carol G. Hurst and Mr. Jon O. NafzigerThe Inter-Fraternity Council at the University of Virginia Mr. and Mrs. James L. Jessup Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James L. Kelly Mrs. Christine S. Kennedy

Mr. and Mrs. J. Arthur Kessler Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Jay Kessler IIIDr. John L. Lanham Mr. Michael G. Latsko Mrs. Robert E. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. LoganMr. and Mrs. Leonard Mailloux Dr. and Mrs. Virgil H. MarshallMr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Martin+Mr. Daniel MeadorMs. Barbara Millar and Mr. Peter M. ThompsonMr. and Mrs. Edward M. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Minehart +Mr. Percy Montague III Ms. Karen Moran and Mr. B. Wistar Morris IIIMrs. Edmund W. MorrisMr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Nicholson Mr. and Mrs. Walker J. Noland Mrs. J. A. Fay-Tyler NortonMr. and Mrs. George C. Palmer IIIMr. and Mrs. George L. Payne Jr.Professor and Mrs. R. K. Ramazani Mr. and Mrs. John R. Redick Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Richmond Jr.Dr. Diane L. Rosin and Dr. Mark D. OkusaMr. and Mrs. Charles M. Rotgin Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Samuels Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W. Sandridge Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James D. Satira Mrs. Frederic W. Scott Mrs. Shelah K. ScottMeredith and David ShippMr. and Mrs. Jerry ShortMs. Elizabeth Sidamon-Eristoff and Mr. Hunter LewisSignature Financial Management, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Kent Sinclair Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Craig SmithMr. Jefferson S. Strider Whitney and Anne M. Stone Foundation Ms. Teresa A. SullivanSunTrust FoundationMr. and Mrs. G. McNeir Tilman Mr. and Mrs. Ted VerhagenMr. and Mrs. J. Michael Waite Mr. David S. Walker Jr.Ms. Alice Lorraine Wallenborn Wells Fargo BankMr. and Mrs. Michael Wesson Mr. and Mrs. J. Page Williams Ms. Elizabeth H. Woodard Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wright III

+Deceased

Mrs. Inez Banister

Ms. Dorothy Batten

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Brody

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brooks

Mr. R. Coran Capshaw

Ms. Lynne Conboy

Mr. Thomas I. Crowell

Mr. and Mrs. Alan N. Culbertson

Mr. and Mrs. William Downs

Mrs. Linda K. Ford

Mrs. Barbara Fried

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Gale

Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Gilliam

Ms. Terry E. Grant

Mrs. Bebe Heiner

Mrs. James L. Jessup

Mr. and Mrs. James L. Jessup Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Kiser

Mr. and Mrs. James B. Murray Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nicholson

Pepsi-Cola Bottling

Mrs. Grace D. Riggs

Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Rotgin Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Niklas Schrenck-von Notzing

Mrs. Shelah K. Scott

Ms. Catherine Shelburne

Whitney and Anne M. Stone Foundation

SunTrust Foundation

Ms. Cynthia Tremblay

Mr. Rit Venerus

Wells Fargo Bank

Mr. and Mrs. R. Ted Weschler

CACF Lifetime Circle of Friends

CACF Lifetime Circle of Friends recognizes donors who have made gifts to the CACF Community Endowment or Vision funds or provided other unrestricted support aggregating to $25,000 or more.

January 1, 2012 – December 31, 2012The CACF Circle of Friends was established to recognize donors who make unrestricted annual gifts of $500 or more to CACF’s Community Endowment, Vision or Initiatives Funds. Circle of Friends members are invited to Foundation events throughout the year. CACF is grateful for their critical support. Albano Design

Beer Run

Blenheim Vineyards

Charlottesville Radio Group - WCNR, 106.1 The Corner

Clifton Inn

Dave Matthews Band

Early Mountain Vineyards

Harvest Moon Catering

Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Hewitt

The Hook

Ja/Zan, Ltd.

Jefferson Theater Productions, LLC

King Family Vineyards, LLC

Mono Loco Restaurant

Payne, Ross & Associates, Inc.

Quantitative Investment Management

Red Light Management

Robinson Imagery

Rock Paper Scissors

Skyline Tent Company

The Southern Café and Music Hall

In-Kind Support CACF thanks the individuals and companies that have generously provided in-kind support in 2012:

Mary Victoria Wesson Craw

Katherine M. Donahue

Edward C. Eisenhart

Laura K. Galt

Carol Goldstein

Caroline Greene

Elmira Hurd

Arline Kennan

CACF Legacy Society CACF is grateful to the following donors, now deceased, who made gifts to the Community Foundation through bequests in their wills. Their gifts form a permanent endowment in support of the Charlottesville area.

Yvonne Mason

Anna D. Moore

Jane Tarleton Smith Moore

Edith Norvell

W. Harry O’Mansky

Stanley Reeves

Eleanor K. Spaar

Arthur Stocker

Martha TarrantCIRCLE OF FRIENDS RECEPTION, MONTICELLO JEFFERSON LIBRARY

Starr Hill Brewing Co.

Stu-Comm., Inc. - WNRN, 91.9

SunTrust Bank

T&N Printing

Tempo Restaurant

Trump Winery

Veritas Vineyard and Winery

Wells Fargo Bank

The X Lounge

Zocalo

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Individual Contributors

Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. AagaardMr. and Mrs. William W. Abbot +Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Abbott Jr.Ms. Mildred AbrahamMr. and Mrs. William L. AchenbachMr. and Mrs. Robert E. Adams Col. and Mrs. William E. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Jerry F. Adey Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Agelasto IIIMr. Charles C. AlexanderMs. Robyn Ali Mr. and Mrs. Brandt R. Allen Ms. Mollie Allen Ms. Cynthia Sykes Alling Mr. and Mrs. John W. Anderson Ms. Margaret Anderson Ms. Dani Antol Ms. Margarita Araya Ms. Donna Arehart Mr. and Mrs. John A. Arena Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Arico Mr. and Mrs. Carlos E. Armengol Mr. Mark Armstrong Ms. Louise Arnheim Mr. and Mrs. Robert Aron Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ashton Mr. Bryan Austin Dr. and Mrs. Carlos R. Ayers Ms. Andrea AyresMr. and Mrs. Charles T. Baber Ms. Simona E. Babiceanu Mr. Stephen E. Bach Mr. Francis C. Bagbey

Mr. and Mrs. J. Jonathan F. Baker Dr. Marie Coles BakerMr. Talbot Baker Jr.Drs. David and Lori Balaban The Honorable and Mrs. Gerald L. Baliles Mr. and Mrs. William BancroftMr. and Mrs. Frank E. Barham Mr. and Mrs. Cecil D. Barker Ms. Sharon Barker Mr. and Mrs. George W. Barlow IIMiss Rebecca A. BarlowMr. and Mrs. Dennis W. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay R. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Paul Barolsky Mrs. Louisa C. Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barrette Ms. Kristine Bartholetti+Mr. John P. Bartley Ms. Mary C. BassMs. Colleen M. Bassett Ms. Dorothy BattenMr. and Mrs. Ronald Bauerle Mr. and Mrs. David A. Beach Ms. Mona Beard Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Beatty Ms. Hillis BeckMrs. Wallace C. Bedell Ms. Sarah Bedford and Mr. Jay ScottMr. Terry Belanger Mr. Robert BellMs. Elizabeth B. Benzinger Mr. and Mrs. James R. Berry Mr. and Mrs. Bruce I. Bertelsen Ms. Elizabeth C. Birdsall

Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Birdsong Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Bisgaier Dr. Andrew Bishop Ms. Ann B. Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Linton Bishop IIIMr. and Mrs. Julian M. Bivins Jr.Mr. William S. Blackford Ms. Rebecca D. Blaine Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bledsoe Ms. Kimberly A. Blick Mr. Stephen Bliley Mr. and Mrs. Andrew K. Block Jr.Ms. Gardy Bloemers Mr. Richard C. Bloom Ms. Sharon M. Bloom Mr. and Mrs. Lou Bloomfield Ms. Colette E. BlountMr. Bradley E. Bodager Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boehm Mr. and Mrs. Warren Boeschenstein Mr. and Mrs. L. Kemp Bond Ms. Alison Booth Ms. Charlotte Zinsser Booth and Mr. Michael BoothMs. Dori Boudreau and Mr. Paul HuddlestonMr. and Mrs. Gilles Boutin Dr. Kathleen and Mr. Daniel Bowman Ms. Leslie Greene Bowman Ms. Isabel BoydMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Boyd Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Lucius H. Bracey Jr.Mr. and Mrs. William F. Bradlee Mr. and Mrs. Marshall S. Bradshaw Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Bragdon

Mr. Dondi E. Brandon +Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Brandt Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. M. Brannock Ms. Vikki Bravo and Dr. Gerald M. BergMs. Elizabeth Breeden Mr. Donald J. Brennan Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James L. Brewer IIIDr. and Mrs. Richard Brewer Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin BrewsterMr. David Brice Ms. Louise G. Bristol Ms. Linda M. Broadbent Mr. Anton H. Brockelman Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Brody Ms. Jean Brokamp Ms. Katherine S. Brooks and Dr. George BellerMr. and Mrs. Robert Brooks Mr. Timothy F. BrooksMr. and Mrs. O. Whitfield Broome Jr.Andreas Broscheid Dr. Lincoln P. Brower Mr. and Mrs. Andrew V. Brown Mr. James E. Brown IIIMs. Jennifer J. Brown Mr. and Mrs. John K. Brown Mrs. Judith S. BrownMs. Sherri E. Brown Mr. Stephen Brown Ms. Sumner Brown and Mr. Herbert BeskinMr. and Mrs. Edward H. Brownfield Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Irving H. Brownfield Dr. E. Richard Brownlee II

Mr. W. Grant Brownrigg Mrs. Leanne F. Brubaker Mrs. Marguerite P. Bryant Ms. Maggie Buchanan and Mr. Andrew StoweMr. John M. Buckey Ms. Lori L. BurgessMr. Kurt D. Burkhart Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Burland Ms. Lucy R. Burnette Mr. Francis Burns Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Gordon C. Burris Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Busofsky Mr. and Mrs. Edward John Buynacek Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Cable Ms. Bonnie C. CadyMr. and Mrs. David S. Callaghan Mr. and Mrs. Bill C. Campbell Ms. Josephine CampbellMs. Judy Campbell and Mr. Michael J. HenkeMs. Margaret N. Campion Ms. Lorraine Cange Mr. Joe A. Cantu Ms. Mary Hill Caperton Mr. and Mrs. Robert Capon Dr. and Mrs. Neil R. Carlson Ms. Susan CarlsonMs. Grace CarpenterMs. Joanna Carre Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Carson Mr. David C. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Carter

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Community Mental Health & Wellness Coalition

One conversation will change a life.

Collaboration can strengthen a

community. This is what CACF believed

when it launched its pilot Collaboration

Initiative grantmaking program in 2012.

It was designed to foster results-driven

collaboration among local nonprofits.

The first grant was made to the

Community Mental Health & Wellness

Coalition, a coalition of 15 agencies and

8 supporting agencies that was formed to

improve awareness of mental health

issues and to increase access to mental

health services. It’s one more way to

gather resources in a growing world and

to support our mutual needs right here

at home.

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CHARLOTTESVILLE

Mr. Thomas A. Carver Ms. Cheryl A. Casciani Ms. Sonja A. Casero Mr. and Mrs. Dennis A. Casey Mr. William R. CastlemanMr. and Mrs. Luis F. Castro Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Cathcart Mrs. Edith Catlin Ms. Karen A. Catron Ms. Pauline Chacko Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Anthony E. Champ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chapel Mr. and Mrs. Peter Chapin Mr. and Mrs. Derwood Chase Jr.Mr. and Mrs. George W. Chase Mr. Jonathan ChasenMr. Roger P. Cheever Ms. Donna T. ChenMr. Brian Chenault Mr. and Mrs. Gifford Childs Ms. Suzanne T. Chitwood Mr. and Mrs. Linwood K. Church Dr. and Mrs. Vincent C. Cibbarelli Mr. and Mrs. John S. Claman Ms. Mary Ellen Clark Ms. Carol F. Clarke Mr. Inis L. Claude Jr.Ms. Marguerite Lise Clavel Ms. Meghan CloudMr. Robert D. Clouston Ms. Taylor W. Coggin +Mr. and Mrs. Preston Coiner

Mr. and Mrs. David B. ColeMr. Jonathan M. Coleman Mr. Robert J. ColemanMr. David Collins Mr. Roger D. Collins Mr. and Mrs. William W. Colville Mr. John F. Concannon IIIDr. Lois V. Conrad and Mr. Bill HartogMs. Martha B. Cooper Dr. and Mrs. Phillip H. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. R. Craig Cooper Mr. Todd F. Cooper Ms. Andrea Copeland Ms. Katherine Sallwasser Cordell Mr. David F. Cornish Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. CoughterMr. and Mrs. John M. Couric Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John M. Couric Ms. Helen Smith Covington Dr. and Mrs. R. Reynolds Cowles Jr.Ms. Kara O’Brien Cox Mr. and Mrs. John Coy Mr. and Mrs. T. Peyton Coyner Mr. and Mrs. David W. Craig Dr. and Mrs. James W. Craig Mr. and Mrs. Alvin H. CrannisMs. Mary T. Creed-Pallone Ms. Shirley K. CrehoreMs. Betty Crenshaw Mr. Bobby CrispMs. Carolyn Cristofalo and Dr. Manoj MuttregaMr. and Mrs. David B. Croll Ms. Joy CromptonMr. Joseph M. Cronin

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Cronin Ms. Sharon I. Crothers Ms. Elizabeth Crotty Ms. Trish D. Crowe Mr. Thomas I. Crowell Mr. and Mrs. James H. Cruse Ms. Scheline Moore Crutchfield Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Cubbage Mr. and Mrs. Alan N. Culbertson Mr. and Mrs. R. Madison Cummings Jr.Mr. John H. Cunningham IIIMr. Cecil V. Cutchins Mr. Timothy Cutter Ms. Lori Cwalina Mr. A. Rashard DacusMr. Raymond T. Dalio Ms. Gayle D. Dalrymple Ms. Barbara M. Dam Ms. Charlotte Dammann Ms. Nancy Coble Damon Ms. Margery Daniel Mr. E. Webster Dann Mr. George Dansey Ms. Joyce Darrell Ms. Virginia Daugherty and Mr. John G. ConoverMs. Susan W. Davenport and Mr. W. Edgar SpigleMs. Bridget Davis Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Davis Ms. Lynn Davis and Mr. Rich EvansMrs. M. Corwith Davis Ms. Patricia F. Davis Mr. William W. Davis Jr.

Mr. John F. Dawson Jr.Mr. and Mrs. J. David Deck Mr. Allen L. de Guzman Mr. and Mrs. Eduard E. de Lange Ms. Patricia B. Delany Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Delany Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. DeMong Ms. Donna S. Dempsey Mr. Patrick J. Dennis Ms. Greta G. Dershimer Ms. Patricia M. Devine Mr. and Mrs. John Daniel DeViney Ms. Miriam Dickler Dr. and Mrs. Kennerly H. Digges Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Dillard Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James Dillard Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Dimberg Mr. and Mrs. Gerald D. Dineen Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dingman Ms. Jane D. Dittmar and Mr. Frank SquillaceMs. Janet Dix Mr. and Mrs. John S. Diyorio Mr. and Mrs. John M. Doggett Jr.Mr. Joseph Doggett Mr. Stephen J. Doherty Mr. John J. DooleyMr. and Mrs. Michael P. Dooley Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. DoppMs. Andrea Douglas Ms. Katherine S. Douglas Mr. and Mrs. James F. Dowd Mr. and Mrs. Robert Downer Mr. and Mrs. William Downs Mr. and Mrs. Leonard L. Dreyfus

Mr. Dennis W. DriscollMs. Mary E. Driskill Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Duddleston Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. DudleyMs. Lauren DudleyMr. and Mrs. Alan K. Dugger Mr. Nicholas R. DukeMr. and Mrs. Clark G. Duncan Mr. and Mrs. James D. Dunlop Ms. Danielle DunneMr. C. Thomas Dunnells Mr. Philip D. DuPont Mr. and Mrs. Elliott M. Dworin Ms. Sue Ellis Dyar Mr. and Mrs. William EasthamMr. and Mrs. Todd A. Edgerton Mr. and Mrs. William A. Edgerton Mr. and Mrs. Franklin S. Edmonds Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Gregory D. Edwards Ms. Holly EdwardsMs. Robin L. Edwards Ms. Marjorie W. Eggleston Ms. Cynthia Elkey and Mr. Grayson PoatsMr. Christopher Lloyd Wilcox Elliot Mr. Donald H. Elliott IIMr. and Mrs. James W. Elliott Ms. Cheryl Ellsworth and Mr. Thomas J. PardiniMr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Engel Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. EngelMr. and Mrs. Victor Engelhard Dr. and Mrs. Steven Epstein Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Ern Mr. and Mrs. John B. Evans Jr.

Ms. Joan Ferguson Fadden Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Fair Mr. Joseph E. Fallon Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Fargo Mr. and Mrs. David H. FaxMr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Feil Mr. and Mrs. Mark Feldman Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Fellows J.G. and E.J. FennellMr. and Mrs. Rod Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. James A. Fernald IIIMr. and Mrs. Andrew B. FerrentinoMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. Ferrill

Mr. and Mrs. Adam D. Fickley Mr. and Mrs. John Fielding Ms. Maureen FinnMr. Michael Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fishman Mr. and Mrs. Simeon H. K. Fitch Ms. Eilish FitzGeraldMs. Pamela Fitzgerald Mr. John J. Flatley Ms. Verna Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Flickinger Mr. and Mrs. Ray Floersch Ms. Wendy Waldner Flynn Mr. Jeffrey Fogel Ms. Patricia L. FoleyMr. James C. Forbes Ms. Kathleen Ford and Mr. Richard J. BonnieMr. and Mrs. Donald W. Foster Ms. Jane Brown Foster Ms. Sue Carol Foster Mr. William E. Fox Mr. Patrick L. France The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Frazier Jr.Ms. E. Frederick Mr. Peter N. Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Rob Walker Freer Ms. Pamela Bliss French Mrs. Barbara Fried Ms. Priscilla Friedberg Dr. and Mrs. Frank H. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Martin Friedman Mr. Stefan Friedman Dr. and Mrs. Henry F. Frierson Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Fries Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. Frink Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Fuller IIIMr. and Mrs. Richard J. Funk Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gage Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Gaige Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Gale Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. James N. Galloway Ms. Stewart Gamage Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Gardner Mr. Donald W. Gardner Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John N. Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Laurence H. Gardner IIMs. E. Mary Gaston Mr. and Mrs. Edwin E. Gatewood Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Gatje Mr. and Mrs. Michael Geismar Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. German Ms. Susie Germer Mrs. Virginia Roseborough Germino Mr. and Mrs. Henry GibbMs. Marcia G. Gibbons Mr. Robert Ryder Gibson Dr. and Mrs. Joe H. Gieck Mr. and Mrs. David Gies Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott Gillespie Mr. George H. Gilliam Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Gilliam Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gimple Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Girard Ms. Grace Giras Mr. and Mrs. Theo Giras Mr. and Mrs. Neil R. Gleberman Mr. John R. Gobble IV

Mr. and Mrs. Anke E. Goetz Mr. and Mrs. Adam Goldfarb Mrs. Edith B. Good Mr. and Mrs. Allen R. Goode Dr. and Mrs. Howard P. Goodkin Ms. Beverly Ann Goodrum Mr. and Mrs. Carl Goodson Ms. Sara Farley Goodwin Ms. Bonnie Gordon Mr. and Mrs. James W. Gordon IIIMr. and Mrs. Paul F. Gorman Jr.Ms. Dolores Covert Goska Dr. and Mrs. Larry Z. Goss Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gottlieb Mr. Gerald F. Gould Ms. Ginger Graham Mr. Arthur W. Grahame Jr.Ms. Claudette Grant Mr. Robert J. Grant Ms. Terry E. Grant Mr. and Mrs. William S. Gray Dr. and Mrs. Heywood L. Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Greer Ms. Valerie H. Gregory Mr. Elbert Eddie Griffin Mr. and Mrs. John B. Griffin Jr.Mr. David H. Griswold Mr. and Mrs. William P. Groseclose Mrs. Margaret M. Grove Ms. Sandra H. Grover Mr. and Mrs. Bradley H. Gunter Mr. Edgar J. Gunter Jr.Mr. Brett Gurney Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gutauskas Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Guthrie

Ms. Elaine M. Hadden and Mr. Douglas D. DrysdaleMrs. Jessie Carr Haden Ms. Martha F. Haertig Mr. Yacov Haimes Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Haines Mr. and Mrs. Gordon R. Hair Ms. Grace E. Hale Ms. L. Pryor Hale Mr. Paul D. HallidayMr. William F. Hall IIIMs. C. R. Hamady Mr. and Mrs. Leroy R. Hamlett Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Hanas Ms. Alice W. Handy and Mr. Peter A. StoudtMr. and Mrs. Ian W. Hardie Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Hardie Ms. Deborah A. Harkrader Mr. and Mrs. Roy B. Harrill Mr. and Mrs. John Harrington Mr. David J. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hatch Ms. Sheila C. Haughey and Mr. J. Lloyd Snook IIIMs. Mary Haviland Mr. and Mrs. Adam R. Healey Mrs. Elizabeth N. Hedeman Ms. Kristen C. Heinan Mrs. Bebe Heiner Mr. Charles A. Heiner Mr. Richard J. Heinrich Sr.Ms. Heather Hemphill Mrs. Achsah E. Henderson Ms. Anne F. Henderson

Individuals, cont’d

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Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Henderson Mr. and Mrs. W. Peter Henderson Mr. and Mrs. William E. Heneberry Ms. Sarah Herbert Mr. and Mrs. John B. Herrmann Mr. John Hesselbart Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Hewitt

Mr. Benjamin Hinchman Mr. James Hingeley Mr. and Mrs. Frederick P. Hitz Ms. Eleanor T. Hobbs Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Hobbs IVMr. Matthew Hodyno Ms. Kristina M. Hofmann Mr. Brian E. HoggMr. and Mrs. David E. Hogg Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Hogshire

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hollohan Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Holt The Honorable Anne Holton and The Honorable Timothy KaineMr. and Mrs. Perry A. Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Hopkins Mr. Sean M. Horn Mr. and Mrs. Alexander D. Horne Mr. Abram Hostetter Mr. Timothy D. House Mr. and Mrs. R. Edward Howell Ambassador and Mrs. W. Nathaniel Howell Mr. Kenneth Huber Mr. and Mrs. David E. Hughes Mr. Jason T. Hull Ms. Kathie Hullfish Pat Humes Mrs. Pat Humphrey Mr. Robert R. Humphris Sr.Mr. Ogden Hunnewell Ms. Roberta S. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Harald L. Hurka Ms. Carol G. Hurst and Mr. Jon O. NafzigerMr. Blake Hurt Ms. Elizabeth E. Ike Ms. Lia Imhoff Ms. Elizabeth Inge Mr. Thomas Inge Jr.Ms. Janice Jackson Mr. Brent Jacques Mr. and Mrs. James M. Jaeger Mr. Henry J. Javor Ms. Joan T. Jay

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne O. Jefferson Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Jenkins Mr. Allen Jerkens Mr. and Mrs. James L. Jessup Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Craig T. Johnson Ms. Deborah Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Eric S. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Johnson Mr. Robert L. Johnson Ms. Carol Johnston Ms. Ulrike Joiner and Mr. Dale R. WeigelMs. Catherine Jones and Mr. Vincent J. ValentinoMr. and Mrs. Charles O. Jones Ms. Lynda B. Jones Mr. Paul Tudor Jones Ms. Sarah B. Jordan Ms. Marcia Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Julian C. Josey IIIMr. and Mrs. David A. Juergens Ms. Susan B. Jurey Mr. and Mrs. David Kahler Mr. and Mrs. John Kalagher Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Kaminski Dr. Jaideep KapurMs. Jan Karon Ms. Heather Karp Mr. Kenneth R. Karr Ms. Cri Kars-Marshall and Mr. John MarshallMr. James Kasper Mr. and Mrs. James P. Keathley Mr. and Mrs. James M. Keeley Ms. Mary Huffard Kegley

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kellermann Mr. and Mrs. Dennis P. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. James L. Kelly Ms. Kathleen Kelly and Mr. Barry BruceMs. Louise D. Kelly Ms. Lucie S. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kelsey Mr. Robert B. Kemp Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Kendall Mrs. Christine S. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Kenny Mr. and Mrs. David C. Kent Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Keohane Ms. Jane W. Kerewich Mrs. Evelyn A. Kerr Mr. and Mrs. Gary D. Kessler Mr. and Mrs. J. Arthur Kessler Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Jay Kessler IIIMs. Sarah Key Mr. and Mrs. Art Keyser Mr. and Mrs. George H. Kidder Jr.Mrs. Alfred C. Kilham Ms. Abigail M. Kimbrough Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kincel Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. King Ms. Janet L. King Ms. Jennifer King Mr. Philip H. Kinnicutt Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Kirsch Mr. and Mrs. Brent Kitching Mr. Richard M. Klausner Mr. and Mrs. James Klemic Ms. Cheryl Klueh and Mr. Charles R. Hickox III

Dr. and Mrs. R. Scott Knierim Mr. and Mrs. Keith M. Kobyra Ms. Ann Kolar Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kolar Mr. and Mrs. Lee S. Kollmorgen Ms. Sherry P. Kraft Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kramer Ms. Diane Kraynak Mr. George Krieger Mr. and Mrs. Emil A. Kritzer Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Kroner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Krop Ms. Geraldine D. Kruger Mrs. McCrea S. Kudravetz Ms. Camille Kurtz and Mr. Karl HessMr. and Mrs. Ludwig Kuttner Ms. Jane LaCoste Ms. Julie C. Lacy Ms. Kate Lambert Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Lance Mr. and Mrs. N. Fred Lane Mr. and Mrs. Adin L. Langille Jr.Dr. John L. Lanham Ms. Karen Lapps Ms. Daphne Latham Mr. Michael G. Latsko Mr. John Lau Mr. and Mrs. Aharon Laufer Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Laufer Mr. and Mrs. John D. Lauler Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Laurie Mr. Francis M. Lawrence Ms. Sarah Lawson Mr. L. David Lea Jr.

Mr. G. Peyton Ledford Mrs. Barbara H. Lee Mrs. Robert E. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Melvyn P. Leffler Ms. Jennifer S. Lehman Mr. and Mrs. Don Lemons Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Lerner Ms. Linda L. Lester Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Leukroth Jr.Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Levenson Mr. David Lewis Mr. and Mrs. David A. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. David W. Lewis Mr. George C. Lewis Ms. Paula L. Lewis Ms. Susan S. Liberman Mr. Russell M. Linden Mr. Nick Littlefield Dr. and Mrs. Keith Littlewood Ms. Barbara Grant Llewellyn Mr. and Mrs. John T. Lloyd Mr. Bruce C. Locker Ms. Helen Harmon B. Logan Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Logan Mr. and Mrs. Howard Long Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Longton Mr. J. J. Looney Ms. Elizabeth Lower and Mr. Paul KingMr. and Mrs. Edward B. Lowry Mr. and Mrs. Carvel Lucas Mr. and Mrs. David W. Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Carleton M. Luck Sr.Ms. Iris H. Luck Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Luessen

Mr. Kevin Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Angus Macaulay Mr. and Mrs. Hugh F. MacColl Mr. Gregory MacDonald Mr. Robert MacDonald Ms. Martha G. Mack Dr. and Mrs. Hunt MacMillan Mr. Joseph P. Madison Dr. Anna Mary Magee Ms. Mary Ann Mahan Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mailloux Mr. and Mrs. David D. Makel Ms. Elizabeth L. Makel Ms. Louise A. Malloy Mr. Lee L. Manning Mr. and Mrs. David Mariconda Mr. and Mrs. John J. Markham Ms. Nancy J. Markos Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy T. Marr Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Marr Mr. Richard Marsden Mr. and Mrs. John W. Marsh Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Marshall Ms. Sarah Agnes Marshall Dr. and Mrs. Virgil H. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. David A. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Hugh B. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Marcus L. Martin Mr. and Mrs. William E. Martin Ms. Linda Mason and Mr. Roger Brown Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John W. Masselli Drs. Julie and Alan Matsumoto Ms. Valerie A. Matthews

Mr. and Mrs. John D. Maybee Mr. and Mrs. John T. McCauley Jr.Ms. Susan McConnell Mr. and Mrs. David McCracken Ms. Elizabeth McCullough Mrs. Camp T. McElveen Dr. and Mrs. Eugene D. McGahren IIIMr. and Mrs. David McGann Mr. and Mrs. John J. McGovern Mr. Douglas J. McGowan Mr. Tom McGuiggan Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. McHenry Jr.Lt. Col. and Mrs. Jon C. McIntire Ms. Mary Lee McIntosh Mr. and Mrs. P. R. McKee Mrs. Wallace T. McKeel Jr.Ms. Jennifer McKeever Ms. Amy McKendry Mr. and Mrs. David McKenzie Mr. and Mrs. George C. McKinney Mr. and Mrs. John B. McKinnon Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. McLaughlin Mrs. W. Copley McLean Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. McManis Mr. Thomas A. McQueeney +Mr. Daniel MeadorMs. Theresa F. Meenan Ms. Joanne Meier Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Meincke Mr. and Mrs. Larry K. Mellinger Ms. Amy L. Melville and Mr. John T. SchrollMs. Katherine Merhige Mr. and Mrs. Daniel D. Merrick Dr. Randolph V. Merrick

Mr. Joseph W. Merrill Ms. Sueann Meskell and Mr. L. Byron McCauleyMs. Laura Michael and Mr. Robert P. HughesMr. and Mrs. Edmund “Ned” R. Michie Mr. Thomas J. Michie Mr. Leigh B. Middleditch Jr.Mr. Everett Millais Ms. Barbara Millar and Mr. Peter M. ThompsonMr. Jarrett Millard Mr. and Mrs. A. Scott Miller Ms. Darlene R. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Miller Mr. and Mrs. John W. Miller Jr.Mr. Frank D. Millet Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Milligan Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Mills Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Minehart Ms. Ann W. Mische Ms. Linda Mitchell Mr. Christopher Modelewski Mr. and Mrs. Daniel N. Mohler Mr. Colin T. Monette +Mr. Percy Montague IIIMr. Percy Montague IVMs. Susan D. Montgomery Mr. Michael Moonves Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Moore Ms. Karen Moran and Mr. B. Wistar Morris IIIDr. Pamela Moran Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Morin Mrs. Edmund W. Morris

Individuals, cont’d

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LEGAL AID JUSTICE CENTER

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Ms. Robin Morton Mr. Frank A. Mueller Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James J. Mummery Mr. and Mrs. Christopher T. Munson Mr. Andrew Murdoch Mr. and Mrs. Geoff L. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Murphy Jr.Ms. Megan K. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Murray Mr. and Mrs. Matthew B. Murray Ms. Meghan R. Murray and Mr. Steven A. BowersMs. Connie Muscenti and Mr. Colin RamirezMr. Arnold W. Mycock Mr. and Mrs. H. Carter Myers IIIMr. Charles Nahorniak Mr. David Nathanson Mr. and Mrs. James F. Neale IVMs. Cynthia Neff Mr. Mark E. Neisser Mr. C. Robert Nelms Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Nelson +Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. Newlon Jr.Ms. Linda W. Nicholas Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Nicholson Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Nickelsen Mr. and Mrs. George Nicklas Mr. James D. Nix Ms. Sandy Nix Mr. George W. Noble Mr. and Mrs. Walker J. Noland Mr. and Mrs. Robert Noll

Mrs. Frederick Nolting Mrs. J. A. Fay-Tyler Norton Mr. P. Bradley Nott Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Nowak Mr. and Mrs. R. Stedman Oakey Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Christopher O’Brien Ms. Nancy K. O’Brien and Mr. Francis FifeMs. Pamela O’Brien and Mr. John RomeoMs. Sandra O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. John P. O’Connell Mr. John O’Keefe Ms. Yvette J. Okros Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Olah Mr. Eric W. Olsen Mr. and Mrs. Stuart N. Oram Mr. and Mrs. David W. Orphan Mr. and Mrs. Yassine Ouchchy Ms. Katherine R. Overdevest Mrs. Nina Ozbey Mr. and Mrs. William C. Pace Mr. and Mrs. Bertrand A. Page IIMs. Mardi Page Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas A. Page Mr. and Mrs. George C. Palmer IIIDr. Kelli E. Palmer and Mr. James BennettMr. and Mrs. Hiroshi C. Parker Ms. Kristina M. Parker Mr. James M. Parrott Jr.Ms. Ruth Parsons Ms. Sally H. Paschal Mr. and Mrs. B. David Pasternak Mr. James T. Patterson

Mr. and Mrs. George L. Payne Jr.Mr. Roger F. PayneMr. Harry J. Peabody Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Pearson Ms. Sarah E. Peaslee Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Penner Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Perdue Mr. and Mrs. James O. Perkins Mrs. Linda Perriello The Perriello Rice FamilyMs. Susan A. Perrone Mr. Finley H. Perry Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Peskin Mr. and Mrs. James R. Peterson Mr. Jonathan R. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. John W. Pickering Mr. and Mrs. George C. Pierides Mr. and Mrs. Alan B. Pinkerton Jr.Ms. Helen Plaisance Dr. Donna Plasket and Dr. David BrenemanMs. Sandra Pleasants-Yoga Mr. James R. Plitt Mr. and Mrs. William R. Plumer Ms. Joy M. Polefrone Mr. and Mrs. Eugene P. Pollock Mr. and Mrs. Leo F. Ponton Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Poole Ms. Phyllis B. Popkin Mr. and Mrs. John E. Porter Mr. and Mrs. Avrom Posner Mr. Bill Potter Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Powell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Powell IIIMr. Vernon Powell Jr.

Ms. Andrea Press Ms. Teresa J. Price Ms. Gemina S. Principato Mr. E. Marshall Pryor IIIMs. Elizabeth P. Pungello Ms. Lauren S. Purnell Mr. and Mrs. J. Perrin Quarles IIIMr. and Mrs. James W. Quisenberry Ms. Katherine A. Rabe Ms. Jessica RafterMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Rainwater Mr. and Mrs. Pradeep Rajagopalan Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Rall Professor and Mrs. R. K. Ramazani Mrs. Judy Rasmussen Ms. Amy Rattner Mr. and Mrs. Tayloe P. Read Ms. Lynn Reams Mr. and Mrs. John R. Redick Mr. and Mrs. Craig T. Redinger Mr. and Mrs. Stots B. Reele Mr. and Mrs. John Coleman Reid Ms. Ronda K. Rennick Mr. John J. Reydel Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Ribando Mrs. Jean Gray Rice Mr. and Mrs. Larry G. Richards Mr. and Mrs. R. Lee Richards Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Richmond Jr.Ms. Margaret A. Riechman Mr. and Mrs. Randolph R. Rinehart Ms. Marina Ringstrom Ms. April Ristau Ms. Kyra B. Ritter Ms. Teresa A. Ritzert

Ms. Susan Brown Rives Mr. and Mrs. Alexander S. Robertson Ms. S. M. Robinson and Ms. C. E. GeorgeDr. and Mrs. Dudley F. Rochester Mr. Marco Rol Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Roller Ms. Janet L. Rose and Mr. Murray LumpkinMr. and Mrs. John Robert Rose Mrs. Karren Rose Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R. Rose Dr. Diane L. Rosin and Dr. Mark D. Okusa Mrs. Jane Whitehill Rotch Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Rotgin Jr.Ms. Nan T. Rothwell

Mr. and Mrs. Constantine Roussos Mrs. Lindsley M. Royster Mr. David Rudo Mr. Stephen N. Runkle Ms. Hannah Russell-Davis and Mr. Michael R. DavisMr. Kevin W. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. John W. Salmon Mr. and Mrs. Jay Howard Samek Ms. Mary D. Sampson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Samuels Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Kevin C. Sandridge Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W. Sandridge Jr.Mrs. Lois Sandy Ms. Susan Wells Sargeant Mr. David Sargent Ms. Frances Sargent Mr. L. Manlius Sargent Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James D. Satira Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Satterfield IVMs. Carole C. Saunders Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Saunders Mr. Troy Sauro Mr. Winslow Savage Mr. Walter E. Savory Dr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Sawyer Ms. Jocelyn Scherr Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scherr Ms. C. R. Scherzinger Ms. Susan L. Schiffer Ms. Barbara Rose Schirota Mr. and Mrs. William W. Schivley Dr. and Mrs. Kent Schlussel Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Schneider Ms. Alaina Schroeder

Mr. Fred O. Schubert Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schulman Dr. Samuel Schustek Mr. and Mrs. Kevin W. Schuyler Mr. and Mrs. Samuel K. Schuyler Mr. Steven G. Schwartz Ms. Virginia Schweninger Mrs. Frederic W. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Scott III Mr. Sadar Scott Mrs. Shelah K. Scott Mr. and Mrs. A. Frederick Seaman Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Selby Mr. and Mrs. Gary B. Selmeczi Dr. Bhavna Shah Mr. and Mrs. Eric Sheck Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sheffield Mr. William A. Shelly Mr. and Mrs. William G. Shenkir Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Sherman Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sherman Ms. Julia L. Shields Ms. Vicki Shiflett Meredith and David Shipp Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Short Dr. John R. Shrum Ms. Elizabeth Sidamon-Eristoff and Mr. Hunter LewisMr. and Mrs. Richard W. Sidebottom Mr. and Mrs. William W. Sihler Ms. Jessica Simons Dr. and Mrs. Allan G. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. A. Ward Sims Mr. and Mrs. Kent Sinclair Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Siragusa

Ms. V. Shamim Sisson and Dr. James M. CooperMr. and Mrs. Gregory L. Skidmore Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Skillings Mrs. Jane A. Skinner Mr. and Mrs. David A. Skup Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Skup Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Slaughter Jr.Ms. Shannon E. Slovensky Ms. Colleen SmithMr. and Mrs. Craig SmithMs. Deirdre Smith and Mr. Timothy WilsonMrs. Dell W. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Garrett M. Smith Ms. Judy W. Smith Mr. Matthias N. Smith Ms. Patricia L. Smith Mr. Philip F. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Rauzelle J. Smith Ms. S. Sonjia Smith Mr. and Mrs. William L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Duane E. Snow Ms. Anne C. Snyder Ms. Linda L. Sobel Mr. Ron C. Soltau Mr. and Mrs. Houston S. Sorenson Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sparks Ms. Elizabeth G. Spaulding Ms. Kimberly L. Speer Mr. and Mrs. William M. Speidel Mr. and Mrs. Paul Spence Mr. and Mrs. Reid Madison Spencer Jr.Mr. John Sponski

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Steele Mr. and Mrs. Tom Steele Mr. Jeff Steffanina Mr. Richard P. Stetson Ms. Jodie Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Gordon M. Stewart Mr. R. Newcomb Stillwell Mr. and Mrs. Jan Stofberg Mr. and Mrs. George G. Stone Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Stone Mr. Lavar Stoney Mr. Ralph Stoudt Dr. Bonnie Straka Mr. and Mrs. E. Strauss Mr. and Mrs. John F. Strazzullo Mrs. Betty F. Strider Mr. Jefferson S. Strider Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Stroh Ms. Susan R. Strong Ms. Amy L. Strunk Col. and Mrs. John E. Stuart Miss Adela C. Su Ms. Teresa A. Sullivan Mr. A. Burke Summers IIMr. Paul D. Summers IIIMr. and Mrs. David G. Sutton Mr. Robert E. Svensk Ms. Susan R. Swecker Mr. and Mrs. Jay T. Swett Mr. Joe Szakos Mr. and Mrs. Julian H. Taliaferro Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Tamblyn Mrs. Robert Tancyus Mr. and Mrs. Alton Taylor Dr. E. Trice Taylor

Steve and Russell Taylor Sunny L. TaylorMr. Thomas Wyatt Taylor Ms. Bethany Teachman and Mr. Brian NosekMr. and Mrs. Nelson S. Teague Jr.Ms. Jerilyn F. TeahanMr. Alex Tech Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thacher Mr. and Mrs. Steve L. Tharp Ms. Michelle A. Theisen Mr. and Mrs. George C. Theodoridis Mr. Bryan Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Thomas Mr. Gilbert M. Thompson Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Thompson Mr. and Mrs. W. McIlwaine Thompson Jr.Mr. and Mrs. G. McNeir Tilman Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Tingley Mr. Boyd Tinsley Col. and Mrs. James H. Tinsley Mr. Robert Tobey Mr. and Mrs. Barry Toms Mr. Joseph B. Tondorf Mr. and Mrs. George C. Toop Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Topper Mr. Serge Torres Mr. William T. Trainer Ms. Marsha Trimble Mr. William Trofi Mr. John M. True Mr. Robert W. Tucker Jr.Ms. Virginia Dixon Tucker Ms. Abigail Turner

SERVICE DOGS OF VIRGINIA

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Individuals, cont’d

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Tuso Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Tuz Ms. Emily K. Umberger Ms. Rachel Unkefer Mr. and Mrs. John B. Updike Mr. Tony Vanderwarker Mr. and Mrs. Michel Van Yahres Mr. and Mrs. Ted Verhagen Ms. Amy Veronesi Ms. Eirine A. Vlavianos Dr. and Mrs. Vamik Volkan Ms. Joanna Vondrasek and Mr. Guian A. McKeeMs. Hana Vratna Mr. and +Mrs. George T. Waaser Jr.Mr. Phillip A. Wade

Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Wadlington Mr. Raymond C. Wadlow Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Waite Dr. Diane K. Wakat Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Walden Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walker Mr. David S. Walker Jr.Dr. and Mrs. K. K. Wallace Jr.Ms. Alice Lorraine Wallenborn Ms. Barbara Ward Ms. Joan D. Ward Ms. Marian Ware Mr. Michael T. Waroblak Mr. and Mrs. David S. Warren Dr. and Mrs. David B. Waters Mr. and Mrs. John S. Watterson Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey V. Watts Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Weber Jr.

Mr. Hans J. Weber Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weber Mr. and Mrs. Henri B. Weems Mrs. Frankie Welch Ms. Nancy Welker Ms. Lois A. Werner Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wertz Mr. and Mrs. R. Ted Weschler Ms. Madelyn F. Wessel Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wesson Mr. and Mrs. Steve Westerbeck Mr. James E. Westfall Mr. L. Don Wheaton Ms. Susan D. Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. Frayser White Ms. Roxanne White Mr. and Mrs. W. Brent White Mr. and Mrs. James R. Whitley Ms. Martha B. Whitworth Mr. and Mrs. Philip G. Wick Mr. and Mrs. Roland A. Wiggins Ms. Elaine Wilcox Gail and Ron WileyDr. and Mrs. Morton C. Wilhelm Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Williams Mr. and Mrs. J. Page Williams Dr. and Mrs. Michael E. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Peyton Williams Ms. Blair K. Williamson Ms. Roberta Bell Williamson Ms. Eleanor Willson Mr. and Mrs. Franklin H. Winslow Ms. Dawn Wirth Carl and Khabira Wise Mr. and Mrs. W. David Wisler

Mr. Theodore C. Wisner IIMs. Karin Wittenborg Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Wolf Mr. Frederick Wolf Ms. Elizabeth E. Wong Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Wriley C. A. Wood Ms. Elizabeth H. Woodard Mr. Jaffray Woodriff Mr. Thomas M. Woolfolk Ms. Ida Lee WoottenMs. Shannon Worrell Mr. and Mrs. Jerry P. Wrenn Mr. F. J. Wright IIIMr. John Wright Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wright IIIMs. Judith Wright Mr. and Mrs. Emmett D. Yancey Ms. Jane T. Yancey Ms. Karen Yannello Mr. Robert N. Young Mr. Carl Youngman Ms. Suzanne M. Yowell Mr. David J. Zackowski Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zakin Mr. Anthony M. Zane Ms. Linda Zecher Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Zieman Mr. Lawrence M. Zippin

+Deceased

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Organization Contributors

ACAC Fitness & WellnessACBL Piedmont Virginia UnitAdvocates Inc. Maurice Amado FoundationAmelia Archer Massage Therapy, Inc.Amsted Industries FoundationArmstrong Consultant GroupArmstrong Family Foundation, Inc.Automotive Parts, Inc.Bama Rags Recordings, LLCBank of AmericaBankers Insurance, LLCPaul and Merrill Barringer Family FundBen & Jerry’s Homemade, Inc.Blue Mountain Barrel House and Organic Brewery, LLCBlue Mountain Brewery, Inc.Blue ToadBMW of CharlottesvilleBoard of Certification, Inc.Bobal Investments, LLCBold RockBoston Sand & Gravel Charitable FoundationBoys & Girls Club of Central VirginiaBrad Blank & Associates, Inc.Branch Banking and Trust CompanyBrazile and Associates, LLCThe Bridge Ltd.Brown Memorial Park Avenue Presbyterian ChurchBrown’s Charlottesville Toyota C&O Restaurant

Cal Financial Group, Inc.Camp Holiday TrailsWilliam M. Camp FoundationCelebration ConcertsCellguard, Inc.Chancellor Street Preschool Co-operativeThe Charles Fund, .IncCharlottesville City SchoolsCharlottesville Regional Chamber of CommerceCharlottesville Self Storage at CrozetCharlottesville TomorrowCharlottesville-Albemarle Airport AuthorityCity of CharlottesvilleColonial Auto CenterThe Columbus FoundationComcast-Blue Ridge AreaCommonwealth of Virginia CampaignCompany X, Inc.Costello Construction of Maryland, Inc..County of AlbemarleCycle SystemsD.C. Concert Ministries, Inc.Dalio FoundationDayton Foundation Charitable Accounts, Inc.Dick Flood Educational Services, LLCDintersmith-Hazard FoundationDominion ResourcesDominion Resources Services, Inc.

Downtown Business Association of CharlottesvilleEloise, Inc.European Stone Concepts, Inc.Extreme Faith ProductionsExxon Mobil FoundationThe Falcon Club FoundationFallica CLATFirst Citizens BankFirst Night VirginiaFlohr Family FoundationFluvanna County Historical SocietyFriends of Fluvanna LibraryFriends of the Constellation BrandsGE FoundationGives Back Company - GiveBuddy.comGood SearchGreat Eastern Management CompanyGreentec International, Inc.Ben Hair Just Swim for Life FoundationHantzmon Wiebel, LLPHeartwood InternationalHoffman-Milner Living TrustThe Huntly FoundationElmira B. Hurd Irrevocable TrustHurricane City TeesThe Fraternity Council at the University of VirginiaInterPublic GroupInvestment Counsel, LLCInvesture, LLCThe Ix FoundationJames River Brewing, LLCJefferson Area Board for Aging

Jewish Federation of Tulsa FoundationJos. T. Samuels, Inc.JustGiveLive Nation Worldwide, N.A.LMG, LLCThe LocalLynne Brubaker PhotographyMarr Charitable FoundationEstate of Yvonne MasonRobert D. and Virginia J. McCallum Family FoundationMcGuireWoods, LLPElizabeth C. Millett Living TrustMorgan Stanley Smith BarneyMorrison Distributing, Inc.Mountain Area Realty, LLCMurray High SchoolMusictoday, Inc.The Needle Lady - MICA, Inc.Nelson County Advisory CommitteeNelson County SchoolsNelson Eye Center Optometrists, Inc.New Dominion BookshopNovartis Animal Health US, Inc.NWG Solutions, LLCOakwood FoundationOld Dominion Animal HospitalOrleton Trust FundPayne & Hodous, LLPPayne, Ross & Associates, Inc.Pediatric Research of CharlottesvillePiedmont Virginia Companies, Inc.Quantitative Investment ManagementQuinby Sales and Consulting

Rimm-Kaufman Group, LLCRiver Town AntiquesRonald Blue & Co., LLCRossetter FoundationRover’s Recess, Inc.Rural NelsonSandra J. Motley CateringScottsville Chamber of CommerceSecond StreetSenior Center, Inc.Shannon Farm AssociationShelter for Help in EmergencySignature Financial Management, Inc.Silverchair Science & Communications, Inc.Smith, Vicars & Company, LLCSneathern and Lhospital, LLCSNL Cares FoundationSt. Anne’s-Belfield SchoolStaunton AutoStellar OneWhitney and Anne M. Stone FoundationStorage Management I, LLCStrangely Brown, Inc.Student Services Moving & Storage CompanySunTrust FoundationSysco Food Services of Virginia, LLCThird Day Touring, Inc.Thomas Jefferson Chapter, Sons of the American Revolution Toyota Dealer Match ProgramTransparent ProductionsEmily Hall Tremaine Foundation, Inc.

TSP Institute, Inc.Tuel JewelersUnion First Market BankUnited Way of Snohomish CountyUnited Way-Thomas Jefferson AreaUniversity of Virginia Alumni AssociationUniversity of Virginia FoundationUniversity of Virginia Health SystemUniversity of Virginia Procurement ServicesUVA Community Credit UnionVirginia National BankVirginia Self Storage Partners I, LLCWednesday Music ClubWells Fargo BankWestern Albemarle High SchoolJack Wilen Foundation, Inc.William Monroe High SchoolWilliams Mullen FoundationWilmington Trust CompanyWintergreen Resort Premier PropertiesWoodard PropertiesHarry A. Wright’s, Inc.

MONTANOVA STABLES FOUNDATION, KESWICK

CUMULATIVE GRANT HISTORY

$6,2

44,0

55$4

6,67

2,74

9$5

2,91

6,80

4

RESTRICTED GRANTS

CACF ENDOWMENT GRANTS (Since 2001, these figures include initiatives.)

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

$45M

$40M

$50M

$55M

$35M

$30M

$25M

$20M

$15M

$10M

$5M

CACFpassedamajormilestonein2012withtotalgrantssince1967passingthe$50millionmark. In fact, by year end, the Foundation had given away $53 million. CACF received more than $9.5 million from its generous donors, the third best year ever (see chart #2). This included more than 2,200 gifts from over 1,500 individuals, corporations, and trusts. The Foundation awarded $7.9 million in grants for the year, the largest amount in CACF history. Fifteen new funds were opened within the Foundation, including two new agency endowment relationships, 10 new donor-advised funds, and three new designated funds.

At the end of 2012, marketable securities were approximately $76.1 million, an increase of more than 11 percent from 2011. In addition, other assets were about $230,000, and beneficial interests in deferred gifts and irrevocable trusts were $28.7 million, bringing the total assets for CACF to more than $105 million (see chart #3).

The diversified mix of investments had solid growth in 2012, with a total return of 10.59 percent. The average annual return since the Foundation began tracking total performance (in 2005) has been 5.77 percent versus our benchmark of 4.67 percent. To achieve these

CHART 1 - Asset Allocation

CHART 3 - Asset Growth

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results, CACF has invested roughly 26 percent in fixed income, 54 percent in equities, and 20 percent in a hedge fund of funds (see chart #1). At year end, CACF withdrew 1 percent of our total assets from the hedge fund and added to its international equities, both in developed and emerging markets.

During 2012, the Investment Committee reviewed and made some changes to CACF’s Investment Policy Statement, agreed to add new fund managers, and adjusted the percentages in various investments. The Audit Committee completed an internal control examination and provided guidance on and

review of all taxes and deferred assets. The firm of Bowling, Franklin & Co., LLP, once again audited the Foundation’s financial statements and prepared the Foundation’s 990 tax return.

With the help and generous time of John Simonette, CACF filed for and received national accreditation with the Council on Foundations National Standards Board.

CHART 2 - Grant History

RESTRICTED TEMPORARY ASSETS (0-3 YEARS)

RESTRICTED TEMPORARY ASSETS

TOTA

L ASS

ET G

ROW

TH (i

n m

illion

s of d

ollar

s)

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

9.0 10.7 13.1 15.6 17.5 16.4 21.7 25.6 33.5 52.7 63.7 52.3 60.9 69.2 69.1 76.3

2012

UNRESTRICTED COMMUNITY ASSETS

8.5 9.0 9.411.0

8.49.3

5.2

5.5

17.1

23.0

42.4

47.6

1.52.0 1.2

.5

1.5

.9

5.1

43.9

51.6

9.8

59.4

11.4

57.6

12.8

63.5

6.1

7.0

7.3

6.8

9.3

5.9

8.1

6.6

14.0

7.2

4.6

4.4

Cash 3.2%

Fixed Income 23.3%

Large Cap Equity 18.3%

Mid Cap Equity 15.3%

Small Cap Equity 8.4%

International Equity 7.9%

Emerging Market Equity 3.6%

Alternative 20.0%

RIVANNA CONSERVATION SOCIETY

CACF Governing Board

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FOUNDATION GOVERNANCE

The Governing Board establishes the Foundation’s policies and priorities and makes final decisions on grant authorizations. Governing Board members are community leaders who have demonstrated an exceptional commitment to improving the quality of life in the Charlottesville area. Governing Board members receive no compensation for their service. The current 2013 officers and Governing Board members are as noted in the photo.

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FRONT: John R. Redick, President; Kathleen Bowman, Secretary; Lawrence J. Martin, Chair; Louise M. Dudley, Vice-Chair; Constance M. Waite, SeniorVicePresident

BACK: Alan N. Culbertson, Susan K. Payne, Frederic W. Scott Jr., Joe H. Gieck, Kelli E. Palmer, Joseph T. Samuels Jr., O. Whitfield Broome Jr., Julian M. Bivins Jr., Peter A. Agelasto III, Eric S. Johnson, Joseph W. Richmond Jr., Elizabeth H. Woodard, Leonard W. Sandridge Jr.

Not pictured: James L. Jessup Jr., Audrey G. Lewis, Meghan R. Murray, Bruce Woodzell DirectorsEmeriti: Lucius H. Bracey Jr., Rhoda Dreyfus, Ralph L. Feil, J. Dawn Heneberry, Robert

P. Hodous, James B. Murray Jr., Miss Jean Printz, Mrs. Frederic W. Scott, Shelah K. Scott

John R. Redick President jredick@cacfonline.org

Constance M. Waite SeniorVicePresidentfor

FinanceandAdministration cwaite@cacfonline.org

Brennan D. Gould DirectorofGrantsand

StrategicInitiatives bgould@cacfonline.org

Jon O. Nafziger DirectorofDonorRelations

andPrograms jnafziger@cacfonline.org

Peggy W. Williams Director,Communicationsand

EventsandSpecialAssistanttothePresident pwilliams@cacfonline.org

Daniel J. Freedman DonorRelationsand

GrantsAssociate dfreedman@cacfonline.org

Nareen A. Scott OfficeManagerand

AdministrativeAssistant nscott@cacfonline.org

Kathleen Kerrick Sinclair AccountantandFinancial

Assistant ksinclair@cacfonline.org

Marie H. Sours ExecutiveAdministrative

Assistant msours@cacfonline.org

John F. Simonette Volunteer

NationalStandardsBoardProjectManager jsimonette@cacfonline.org

Mailing Address:P. O. Box 1767Charlottesville, VA 22902

Office Location:114 4th Street, S.E.Charlottesville, VA 22902

Phone: 434-296-1024Fax: 434-296-2503Website: www.cacfonline.orgE-mail: cacf@cacfonline.org

Annual Report ProductionCoverPhotographyJack Looney

PhotographyJustin Ide, Jack Looney

Coordination and Design: Payne, Ross & Associates Advertising, Inc.

Executive Committee* Lawrence J. Martin, Chair

* Louise M. Dudley, Vice-Chair

* Kathleen Bowman, Secretary

* O. Whitfield Broome Jr.

* Alan N. Culbertson

Ralph L. Feil

* Joe H. Gieck

J. Dawn Heneberry

* James L. Jessup Jr.

Eric S. Johnson

John R. Redick

Constance M. Waite

Investment Committee* Alan N. Culbertson, Chair

Charles T. Baber

* O. Whitfield Broome Jr.

Ralph L. Feil

Alice W. Handy

* Lawrence J. Martin

* Meghan R. Murray

* Leonard W. Sandridge Jr.

* Frederic W. Scott Jr.

David Sutton

Constance M. Waite

Donor Relations Committee* Lawrence J. Martin, Co-Chair

* Louise M. Dudley, Co-Chair

* Kathleen Bowman

* Alan N. Culbertson

Ralph L. Feil

* Joe H. Gieck

Brennan D. Gould

J. Dawn Heneberry

Jon O. Nafziger

John R. Redick

Constance M. Waite

Peggy W. Williams

* Elizabeth H. Woodard

Grants Committee* Eric S. Johnson, Chair

* Peter A. Agelasto III

* Kathleen Bowman

* Louise M. Dudley

Brennan D. Gould

Carlton S. Gregory

Marcia Joseph

* Audrey G. Lewis

* Susan K. Payne

* Joseph T. Samuels Jr.

* Elizabeth H. Woodard

Grant Follow-up Committee* Elizabeth H. Woodard, Chair

George (Nick) Barlow

Dennis N. Barnes

* Julian M. Bivins Jr.

Maggie Bourgeois

Sally Gieck

Brennan D. Gould

Edward Gutauskas

Jay Kessler

Linda MacIlwaine

Chris McLean

Daniel J. Meador Jr.

* Kelli E. Palmer

* Susan K. Payne

* Joseph W. Richmond Jr.

Jay Scott

Mike Wesson

Audit Committee* O. Whitfield Broome Jr., Chair

* Lawrence J. Martin

* Joseph W. Richmond Jr.

John F. Simonette

Constance M. Waite

* Bruce Woodzell

Board Development Committee* Louise M. Dudley, Co-Chair

* Kathleen Bowman, Co-Chair

Lucius H. Bracey Jr.

* Alan N. Culbertson

* Joe H. Gieck

* James L. Jessup Jr.

* Lawrence J. Martin

E. Marshall Pryor III

John R. Redick

* Joseph T. Samuels Jr.

Constance M. Waite

Youth Service Award Committee * Joe H. Gieck, Co-Chair

Sue Sheffield, Co-Chair

Jon O. Nafziger

Student Committee

Nelson County Advisory Committee

Barbara Gibb, Co-Chair

Andrew Hodson, Co-Chair

* Peter A. Agelasto III

Joyce Claman

Sarah Ferren

George Krieger

Foxie Morgan

Margaret Morton

Pete Perdue

Todd Roth

Virginia Schweninger

Joe Steele

Martha Wertz

Louisa County Advisory Committee Howard Evergreen

Donna Isom

Deana Meredith

Jon O. Nafziger

Pam Quarles

Vickie Southall

Pam Stone

* Designates CACF Governing Board Member

Current CACF Committees Foundation Staff

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FRONT: Marie H. Sours, John F. Simonette, Kathleen Kerrick Sinclair, Peggy W. Williams, Daniel J. Freedman, Jon O. Nafziger, Brennan D. Gould, Constance M. Waite, John R. Redick Nareen A. Scott

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