The Community Foundationof theRappahannock River Region

Annual Report 2014 / 2015

2014 2015

At a Glance

We are a volunteer board of governors with 24 members and a staff of 4.

Last year we distributed $1,226,591 in charitable grants, distributions and scholarships.

We manage 120 named funds, valued at $16.9 million as of June 30, 2015.

Our 38 scholarship funds awarded $134,003 to 42 deserving area high school seniors.

Our Women and Girls Fund has 297 voting donor members.

Our annual Ring in the Holidays gala is the toast of the town.

Our Community Give event put $822,266 into the hands of 155 local nonprofits in just 24 hours.

$16.9 million

Current Board Members

Kelly G. JohnsonPresident

Bruce L. DavisPresident Elect

Michael A. O’MalleySecretary

Catherine M. WackTreasurer

John F. McManus, Esq.Past President

Harry D. DickinsonDori G. EglevskyJohn F. Fick IIIR. Leigh Frackelton, Jr., Esq.Christian B. FranklinMargaret F. Hardy, Esq.Lucy G. HarmanCynthia Corbett Hoffman, Esq.Benjamin MaxwellV. Veronica Kelly, PhDMichael KennisonErik J. MullerMary Jane O’NeillChristine ReppJamie ScullyNicky SeayJanet T. TaczakBenjamin Wafle

The Community Foundation Board of Governors 2014-2015

Through The Community Foundation’s civic leadership, we constantly and vigilantly strive to improve our existing services and to implement new resources for the betterment of our donors and the nonprofit organizations that make this a wonderful place to live.

Past Board Membersas of June 30, 2015Mona AlbertineStephanie A. Armstrong, Esq.Stephen P. BatscheG. William BealeJoanne G. Beck, PhDGerald A. Bellotti, MDJeffrey H. Boutwell, PhDRonald W. BranscomeThomas L. Bricken, Esq. *Raul Chavez-Negrete, PhDAna Garcia Chichester, PhDAnita W. ChurchillGeorge W. Coghill, Jr.John H. Coker, DMDGilbert I. Coleman, PhD*Richard E. ConwayJames C. DannalsLawrence A. DaviesRosier D. Dedwylder II, MDNorris E. DickardJanet C. ErkertMarilyn R. FarringtonAllen H. Fisher Jr.Heather B. Foley, CPARobert P. FuscaldoChristopher M. HallbergDaniel I. HansenHomer L. HiteWilliam J. Howell, Esq.William R. JohnsonBeverley G. KingWilliam J. Kinnamon, Jr., Esq. *Larry E. LenowCharles T. LewisRavi N. MathurCraig Andrew Max, JD CPA *

Bernard W. Mahon, Jr.W. Richmond McDanielWayne McHargueCatherine W. McKann*John D. MitchellAlice L. MooreRichelle D. Moore, Esq.J. David MullinsJohn C. NealBeverley C. NewlinSean R. O’Connell, CPAM. Saundra PearsonRichard L. Potter *Betty J. PooleXavier R. RichardsonDonald J. RooneyAnne W. Rowe*Paul A. Simpson, Esq.George P. Snead, Esq.Douglas G. StewartDavid W. StorkeNeil S. SullivanBarbara C. TerryKatherine Q. WafleJon D. WallaceKeith L. Wampler, CPAKenneth T. Whitescarver, Esq. *Susan S. Williams, Esq. Barbara P. WillisGeorgia Willis FauberAlma F. WithersDale L. Wright, PhD*Linda D. WorrellWilliam B. YoungWilliam B. Young

* DeceasedPast President

T he Community Foundation is devoted to discovering and implementing strategic opportunities for our donors to respond to changing needs.

We also proudly award grants to organizations that are making a difference – and supporting their long term sustainability in unique and innovative ways.

T hanks to the foresight and generosity of those before us, charitable assets invested at the Foundation strengthen our region today and tomorrow.

Watching The Community Foundation in Action

I am so pleased to present our 2014-2015 Annual Report. I am grateful for the opportunity to serve as President of The Community Foundation last year. Watching the foundation in action, I’ve seen each grant and scholarship awarded only after careful consideration to make the greatest impact. We safeguard the charitable intent of each donor, matching advised funds with local nonprofits that are working to achieve the same goals.

It’s not unusual for us to hear from a local donor, “Without The Community Foundation, I might never have known of this organization’s important work to address an issue I care deeply about.”

Over the years, I’ve been amazed by the wide variety of funds established by our generous donors. The needs of our community are numerous, but so are the charitable interests of people in our community who care.

When I think about The Community Foundation, I imagine the many “helping hands” that work together to make our region so special and to make a difference in the lives of people who struggle to make it through each day.

As an enthusiastic supporter of the foundation, I’ve become known for my “helping hand” analogy to illustrate the way we work with donors and nonprofits to preserve and grow a region that is truly special. I envision the palm of the hand as the foundation’s 125 endowed funds. Each finger represents one of our main areas of focus.

• Grantmaking. We awarded 190 grants valued at $1,092,588 to 131 nonprofits. (Which does not include The Community Give)

• Scholarships. Forty-two high school seniors were awarded scholarships totaling $134,003.

• The Community Give. On May 5, 2015, the Foundation’s second 24 hour giving event crossed the finish line with 8,013 gifts to local nonprofits totaling $822,266.

• Youth in Philanthropy. Through YIP, 40 area high school students learned the basics – including the challenges – of philanthropy and put their newly-gained skills to work recommending $12,000 in grants. Since the initiative began, YIP’s young leaders have awarded more than $133,000 in grants, as of June 2015.

• Women and Girls Fund. This important fund continues to grow. The goal is to involve 1,000 women who each give $1,000 to grow an endowed fund of $1 million to help address the needs of women and children in this region. Last year four nonprofits working to better the lives of women and girls in the region were awarded $18,000 in grants.

On behalf of the Board of Governors, I want to thank the many generous donors who have made The Community Foundation their agent for change. As time goes by, and as needs and programs change, the Foundation will be there to respond just as our donors intended.

I also thank our dedicated Board of Governors and staff who work tirelessly to grow our community’s charitable assets, award grants and scholarships and seek innovative new ways for the foundation to help sustain and make our region a better place to live.

Kelly Johnson President

Teri McNally Executive Director

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Hunger2

• The cooling shed was built with a grant from The Honeywell Charitable Fund.

• A grant from The Robert Cullen O’Neill Memorial Fund purchased and installed specialized lighting for the cooling shed.

• Volunteers at The Table bought reduced-price produce from local farmers, using a grant from The David Morgan Fund.

• In Caroline County, through a similar effort, The Caroline County Public Spirit Fund helped Glory Outreach provide food to 1,322 people over the winter holidays.

St. George’s Episcopal Church, regional farmers, local philanthropists and The Community Foundation will serve over 50,000 lbs. of fresh food to hungry local families and individuals this calendar year. A specialized cool-ing shed to store the reduced-price produce makes it possible. This innovative collaboration fed over 21,000 hungry individuals in its first year of operation.

Regular volunteer Tom Ware stands amid the produce in the newly built cooling shed at St. George’s The Table.

Transforming Needs into Solutions

Since 1997, The Community Foundation has empowered people like you to make a meaningful impact in our region. We provide the professional support to help you accomplish your charitable goals.

Whether you make an annual gift to the Foundation’s Operating Fund or a contribution to create your own named fund, your gift has important and enduring value.

Our board’s prudent oversight and our staff’s professional expertise will help you fulfill your philanthropic wishes while establishing your legacy in the community.

Become a ‘Forever’ Philanthropist

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Contact Executive Director Teri McNally to start your own named charitable fund at the foundation today.540.373.9292terimcnally@cfrrr.org

Since the Internal Revenue Service recognizes The Community Foundation as a public charity, our donors are provided with the maximum tax benefits allowed by law.

It’s easy. It’s flexible. It’s open to all. It’s responsible. It’s local. It’s forever.

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(New Funds in Blue)

Unrestricted FundsThink BroadlyDonors who contribute to the Foundation’s Community Enrichment Fund or establish their own unrestricted fund can participate in The Community Foundation’s annual competitive grants program. These donors can support a broad range of local concerns, including fast-emerging issues and future needs that we can’t yet anticipate. These flexible funds put the responsibility of identifying communi-ty needs and researching and selecting worthy charities on the Foundation, relieving donors of these challenges.

Community Enrichment Fund

Donor Advised FundsStay InvolvedDonor Advised Funds provide a simple, powerful and very personal approach to giving. Donors stay actively involved in suggesting uses for their gifts. Donors can recommend charities to support at any time during the year, or work with Foundation staff to identify which community nonprofits are doing the best work on the issues most important to the donor.

The Beringer Family Endowment FundThe Calvin Burns Family FundThe Caroline County Community FundThe Caroline County Public Spirit FundThe John and Linda Coker Family FundThe Colangelo/Phalen Family Legacy FundThe William and Barbara Cooper Memorial FundFemale Charity School Endowment FundThe Forbush Family Legacy FundThe Duff McDuff Green, Jr. FundThe Hansen Family FundThe Hicks Family FundThe Anne and Ron Holmes Charitable FundThe Honeywell Charitable Fund

The Community Foundation Funds

The Jimmy and Ellen Jarrell Family Legacy FundThe Alice Gray and Rick Johnson FundThe K-T Charitable FundThe Kallay Family Endowment FundThe King Family Endowment FundThe King Wack Family Endowment FundThe Mahon Family FundThe Hugh and Marion McCabe Charitable FundThe Rennie and Richmond McDaniel FundThe Mary Wynn Richmond McDaniel FundJohn F. and Deborah L. McManus Family FundThe David Morgan FundThe Mike and Patty O’Brien Charitable FundThe Robert Cullen O’Neill Memorial FundThe PNC Community Endowment FundThe Dulcie H. Potter Memorial FundThe Repp Family FundJeff and Charlotte Rouse Family Endowment FundThe Josiah P. Rowe III Family Legacy FundThe Nicky Seay Charitable FundThe Share Our Selves FundThe Sullivan Family Legacy FundThe Taczak Family Endowment FundThe Ukrop’s Endowment FundThe Vittoria Family Fund

Kathryn and Benjamin Wafle Endowment Fund

Anne and Ron Holmes

The Beringer Family

Jeff and Charlotte Rouse Family

Kathryn and Benjamin Wafle

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Mary and Joe Wilson Family FundThe Richard Linden Zirkle Fund Designated FundsProvide Ongoing SupportEstablishing a Designated Fund allows a donor to support one or more specific charitable organizations. For example, a donor who has contributed to a nonprofit’s annual campaign year after year may be ready to establish a permanent asset on the charity’s behalf. The Sara P. Boutwell Memorial FundThe Alan F. Courtney FundThe Harry and Marie Dawideit FundThe Wayne A. Dennison FundThe Falcon FundThe Haven Make A Difference FundThe Kerry Keilty Memorial Endowment Fund

The William Lakeman Habitat for Humanity FundThe McCabe-Felder Endowment FundThe O’Neill Family Legacy FundThe Barney Reiley YMCA FundThe Chris Ross Memorial FundThe Kathy Salvas Charitable FundThe Aune Sturdy Animal Protection FundTrust for Public Education IV FundKathryn and Benjamin Wafle Endowment Fund

The Elsie, Carroll and Willie Wheeler Hospice Support Care, Inc. FundThe Elsie, Carroll and Willie Wheeler Rappahannock Area Agency on Aging, Inc. Fund Organizational FundsAdvanced Fund Development and Sustainability Tools for NonprofitsArea nonprofit organizations establish Agency Endowments (a type of designated fund) as a way to strengthen and grow fundraising efforts and to ensure permanent operating or program support. The Community Foundation assumes the challenges of endowed fund management for participating charitable organizations, enabling them to fully concentrate on their mission. The Dahlgren Rescue Squad FundThe Fredericksburg Area HIV/AIDS Support Services FundThe Fund for Fredericksburg Area Museum at Old Town HallThe Fredericksburg Festival for the Performing Arts FundThe Greater Fredericksburg Habitat for Humanity Fund The Hospice Support Care FundThe Beth and Jay Jarrell Endowment Fund for RF&P BikeWalk VirginiaThe William J. Kinnamon, Jr. Memorial FundThe Rappahannock Big Brothers Big Sisters FundThe Rappahannock Legal Services Justice FundThe Stafford Junction FundThe John Tippett Legacy Fund for the Rappahannock River

The Community Foundation Funds

Mary and Joe Wilson Kerry Keilty

Kitty and Ben Wafle

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The Community Foundation Fundscontinued from page 5

Scholarship FundsInvest in Deserving StudentsDonors help students achieve their dreams through education by establishing or contributing to a scholarship fund. Community Foundation staff help donors establish guidelines for students to apply for financial assistance through the fund. Scholarship eligibility might be based on a student’s achievement or a demonstration of financial need. Some donors choose to meet or correspond with students after the selection process is complete. The Linda and Billy Beale Scholarship FundThe Craig “Cujo, Jr.” Bennett Scholarship FundThe Mary E. Berger Scholarship FundThe Robert H. Bradley, Jr. Memorial Golf Scholarship FundThe Baron P. “Deuce” Braswell II Memorial Scholarship FundThe Como Farm Scholarship FundThe Brian Conner Memorial Scholarship FundThe Rosie Lee Dawson Scholarship FundThe Christine and Will Dickinson Memorial Scholarship FundThe Mary Carter Frackelton Scholarship FundThe Molly Gill Memorial Scholarship FundThe Jeremy Daniel Hawley Scholarship FundThe Richard C. Hayden Family Scholarship FundThe Peter D. Johnson Memorial Scholarship FundThe King George High School Sports Hall of Fame Scholarship FundThe Brandon Thomas Lawn Memorial Scholarship FundThe Betty Booker Lontz Scholarship FundThe Bill Lontz Science Scholarship FundThe Walton Mahon Scholarship FundThe Betty Merrill Scholarship for Excellence in LatinThe Irene A. Miller Memorial Nursing Scholarship FundThe Paul E. Neri Memorial Scholarship FundThe Kay Orr Memorial Scholarship FundThe Lee Wingate Pappandreou Drama AwardThe Rev. Douglas T. Pinkard Memorial Scholarship FundThe Horace A. Revercomb, Jr. Scholarship for the Continuing Study of MusicThe Chris Ross Memorial Scholarship FundThe George A. and Lucy Mae Scott Scholarship FundSeay Family Memorial FundThe ShackLax Memorial Scholarship FundSofia Silva Scholarship FundThe Steven Snyder Memorial Scholarship FundThe Crittenden R. Sullivan, Jr. Memorial Scholarship FundThe George D. Taylor Scholarship FundThe Mary B. and Perry A. Thompson Scholarship Fund

The Lauren Allie White Memorial Scholarship FundThe Kenneth T. Whitescarver III Memorial Scholarship FundThe Clay and Elsie Williams Rural Conservation Scholarship Fund

Field of Interest FundsAddress Important IssuesDonors who establish a Field of Interest Fund target their gift to address a specific area of need. Whatever areas of interest inspire you to contribute – the arts, access to healthcare, the environ-ment, etc. – The Community Foundation can assist in establishing a fund and recommending strategic gifts to address the causes you care about most. Anne Felder FundThe Jack O’Neill Fund for a Green CommunityKelly Givens Memorial FundThe O’Neill Fund for the Stewardship of Historic ResourcesThe Virginia Heritage FundThe Michael W. Robbins Fund for the Enhancement of Workplace Safety Education Endowment Fund Community Foundation FundsNumerous DonorsIn our work with donors and charities across the region, we sometimes identify larger issues and opportunities that merit the community’s attention. In these cases we create the appropriate fund to harness the charitable power of many individual donors to help address the issue or opportunity. Community Enrichment FundGrants for HumanityWomen and Girls FundYouth in Philanthropy

Betty Lontz

Jack O’Neill

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A youngster gets a boost at Downtown Greens Community Greenspace’s afternoon youth garden club.

The Sullivan Family Legacy Fund helped support Friends of the Rappahannock’s river advocacy through a capacity building grant.

A grant from The Rennie and Richmond McDaniel Family Fund expanded Friends of the Rappahannock’s ability to initiate river and watershed restoration projects.

Thousands of local children have been inspired and learned to respect the Rappahannock River through the Friends of the Rappahannock’s educational programs funded, in part, by a grant from The David Morgan Fund.

The Environment

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The Duff McDuff Green, Jr. Fund memorializes this Stafford philanthropist by making grants aligned with his passion for preserving the land and providing opportunities for children to have healthy outdoor activities. Recent grants from the fund helped sus-tain trails on Meadowview Biologi-cal Research Station’s Duff McDuff Green, Jr. Birding and Wildlife Trail. This trail provides a free, outdoor, hands-on afterschool and youth environmental program at Downtown Greens.

Transforming Needs into Solutions

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AnimalsBully Paws Pit Bull PatriotsEagle Hill Equine RescueKing George Animal Rescue LeagueMeow Stories Cat RescueVirginia Kincheloe Spay and Neuter Clinic

Arts and CultureArtful Dimensions GalleryChamber Chorale of FredericksburgCYT FredericksburgFredericksburg Center for the Creative ArtsFredericksburg Community Concert BandFredericksburg Festival for the Performing ArtsRappahannock POPS OrchestraRiverside Foundation for Performing ArtsStage Door Productions

Community ImprovementFredXchange

EducationDoes not include scholarships awarded.Buena Vista Public SchoolsFredericksburg AcademyFredericksburg Christian SchoolFund for the College of William and MaryHarrison Road Elementary SchoolHoly Cross AcademyHugh Mercer Elementary SchoolJames Monroe High SchoolLafayette Upper Middle SchoolLewis Egerton Smoot Memorial LibraryOdyssey MontessoriPartnership for Academic ExcellenceRiverbend High School

Saving Sweet BriarSpotsylvania Education FoundationSt. Christopher’s School FoundationUniversity of Mary WashingtonUniversity of Maryland College Park FoundationUniversity of Virginia Athletics FoundationUniversity of Virginia Club of FredericksburgUniversity of Virginia McIntire School of CommerceWalker Grant Middle SchoolWoodberry Forest School Amici Fund

EnvironmentDowntown GreensFlorida Oceanographic SocietyFriends of the RappahannockMeadowview Biological Research StationNational Wildlife Refuge Association

FaithFaith Christian Center World OutreachFredericksburg Presbyterian ChurchInterVarsity Christian Fellowship - UMWLifepoint ChurchThe Presbyterian Church

HealthBowling Green Volunteer Rescue SquadBrain Injury ServicesCaroline Christian Health CenterDoctor Yum ProjectFredericksburg Area HIV/AIDS Support ServicesFredericksburg Pregnancy CenterHospice Support CareLloyd F. Moss Free ClinicMental Health America - FredericksburgRappahannock Area YMCARecovery in Motion

Human ServicesAikido in FredericksburgBethany Christian ServicesBowling Green Volunteer Fire DepartmentCatholic Charities of the Diocese of Arlington - FredericksburgCentral Virginia Housing CoalitionCompassionate InternationaldisAbility Resource CenterEmpowerhouseFailSafe ERAFairy Godmother ProjectFredericksburg Counseling ServicesFredericksburg Department of Social ServicesGabrielle Dinsmore Heart & Hope FundGreater Fredericksburg Habitat for HumanityHaiti Micah ProjectHands Across the SeaHomes for America at Heritage Park ApartmentsHope HouseInterfaith Community CouncilLUCHA MinistriesMary’s ShelterMICAH Ecumenical ServicesNational Institute of Family and Life AdvocatesRappahannock Area Agency on AgingRappahannock Area Community Services BoardRappahannock Area Kids on the BlockRappahannock Area Court Appointed Special AdvocatesRappahannock Council Against Sexual AssaultRappahannock Goodwill IndustriesRappahannock Legal ServicesRappahannock Refuge-Loisann’s Hope HouseS. E. R. V. E.

The Community Foundation Grantees

Safe Harbor Child Advocacy CenterSalvation ArmySalvation Army Women’s Auxiliary Shoe FundSJI Family Resource CenterSmart Beginnings Rappahannock AreaStafford JunctionSunrise For AllThurman Brisben Center

Hunger and Food InsecurityFredericksburg Area Food BankFriday Harbor Food BankGlory OutreachSt. George’s Episcopal Church

PreservationCentral Rappahannock Heritage CenterCentral Virginia Battlefields TrustDahlgren Heritage FoundationFredericksburg Area Museum and Cultural CenterFriends of ChathamGarden Club of VirginiaGari Melchers Home and StudioGeorge Washington FoundationHistoric Fredericksburg FoundationHistoric Port Royal MuseumLadies Memorial Association of FredericksburgMontpelier FoundationSJI Museum of History & IndustrySt. George’s Episcopal ChurchStratford HallUnited Daughters of the ConfederacyWashington Heritage Museum

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YouthBoys and Girls Club of the Rappahannock RegionCaroline Foundation for Education, Recreation and WellnessChildren’s Museum of Richmond - FredericksburgFredCamp

Fredericksburg All AgesFredericksburg Area Service LeagueKing George Little LeaguePinnacle BaseballRappahannock Big Brothers Big SistersStafford Area Soccer AssociationSunshine Ballpark Foundation

The Community Foundation Grantees

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Contributors to Funds at The Community Foundation Aggregate IndustriesAikido in FredericksburgMs. Mona D. AlbertineMr. David AlbertiniMr. and Mrs. Perry AllDr. and Mrs. Donald M. AllenMr. and Mrs. Charles A. Amos IIMs. Elizabeth AndersonMr. and Mrs. Keith S. ArmstrongMr. and Mrs. O’Conor G. AshbyMr. Scott AstonMr. and Mrs. Brian J. BakerMr. David R. BakerMs. Susan BallMr. Daniel BallisterMr. and Mrs. Stephen BarnumMs. Barbara J. BartzMr. and Mrs. G. William BealeMs. Mary E. BergerMr. and Mrs. Charles W. BeringerMr. and Mrs. Thomas W. BerryMr. Richard H. BerryMs. Addie R. BesemerMrs. Helen A. BieverMr. and Mrs. E. Thomas Blalock IIMs. Janet P. BonnerMr. and Mrs. Gerald A. BornDr. Jeffrey H. BoutwellMr. and Mrs. Donald J. BowlesMr. and Mrs. David R. BradleyMrs. Mary Jane BradleyMs. Patricia A. BremeMs. Sue BridiMr. Steve A. BrownMs. Linda M. BrownMr. and Mrs. Herbert B. Brown, Jr.Mr. Robert D. BrutonMr. and Mrs. Robert J. BurchMr. and Mrs. Bruce J. CampbellDr. and Mrs. Clarence C. Campbell IIMr. and Mrs. Timothy CannyMs. Susan CarolMr. Robert G. CarrDr. and Mrs. George ChengMr. and Mrs. Arthur A. ChiavaroliChico’s Retail StoresMr. Christopher ChildsMs. Francine G. ClearyMs. Ginny ClendeninMs. Janice CliftMrs. Alice C. CoatesMs. Lorie CokerMr. and Mrs. David A. ColangeloMr. Michael D. ColangeloMr. Brian ColbyMr. Thomas ColbyMr. Steve CollierMr. and Mrs. James ComerMr. and Mrs. Steve ConnerContech Engineered Solutions

The Community Foundation2014-2015 Donors

Ms. Nancy H. CookeMr. and Mrs. Douglas L. CooperMr. Joshua CooperCounty of Spotsylvania VirginiaMr. Alan F. CourtneyMr. and Mrs. Christopher CressyMr. and Mrs. Philip J. Cressy, Jr.Mr. Scott CrumplerMr. and Mrs. Peter V. CullinanMr. Thomas DarlingMr. David ThomasMr. and Mrs. Bruce L. DavisMr. Christopher DavisMrs. Cathy DavisMr. Thomas DeanMr. and Mrs. Stephen F. DempseyMs. Denise MillerMr. and Mrs. Jeri Michael DennisonMs. Sheri DennisonDental ExpressionsMr. Robert G. DevolMr. and Mrs. Robert D. Dickinson, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John Mark DunganMs. Caitlin E. DurhamMrs. Matlyn G. EdwardsMr. and Mrs. Rex Edwards, Jr.Elite Women’s HealthMrs. Ruth U. ErnstMr. and Ms. Mark EukerMr. and Mrs. William J. EvansMs. Nancy M. FahyMr. and Mrs. Ian FergusonMr. Edward M. Ferguson, Jr.Mr. Mark S. FeroMr. and Mrs. John F. Fick IIIMs. Dianna L. FlettMs. Mary Carter FrackeltonMr. and Mrs. James A. FrazierFredericksburg AcademyFredericksburg Area Running ClubFredericksburg Baptist ChurchFredericksburg Festival for the Performing ArtsFredericksburg Hospitalist GroupFredericksburg Rotary ClubFredericksburg Sister City AssociationMr. and Mrs. Adam M. FriedMs. Rebecca FriendFriends of the RappahannockDr. Andrew Ball and Dr. Gail WertzMrs. Tricia GarnerGenco Masonry, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Gill Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. GillisMr. and Mrs. John C. GiscardMr. and Mrs. Sean M. GleasonMr. Peter T. Gorski

Mr. and Mrs. William GrayMs. Pamela L. GrimesMr. and Mrs. David GrimmGulf Coast Community FoundationMr. and Mrs. Jerry GuppyMr. and Mrs. Robert F. HaganMr. and Mrs. Wayne L. HarmanMs. Donna HartMr. and Mrs. Donald G. Hazen IIMs. Amy HendeeMr. David E. HertzogMr. and Mrs. Ronald L. HicksDr. and Mrs. Daniel M. HoffmanMr. and Mrs. William J. HowellMr. R. C. Hubbard, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Larry W. IngallsMr. and Mrs. James P. InmanJ.F. Fick, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Rodney JacobsonJames Monroe High School Class of 1960Mr. James M. JenkinsMr. and Mrs. O. Fitzhugh Johnson, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Michael K. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Brian D. JonesKaeser Compressors, Inc.Dr. David Monahan and Dr. Katherine T. LovelloMr. and Mrs. T. Kurt KaufmanMr. and Mrs. Ovander KayMs. Carmel KeiltyMr. and Mrs. Gregory Keilty Mr. and Mrs. Thomas KeiltyMr. and Mrs. Tim KeiltyMr. John P. KeiltyMr. Kevin J. KeiltyMr. Kevin KeithMr. and Mrs. Ralph R. KerrMrs. Beverley G. KingMrs. JoAnne KinnamonMr. and Mrs. William J. Kinnamon IIIKiwanis of FredericksburgMr. Paul KyleThe Estate of William LakemanMrs. Glenna LeeMs. Cassandra LewisMr. Daniel LinaughMr. Robert LundgrenMr. Raymond G. Lundgren, Jr.Mr. Theodore C. MarcusDr. and Mrs. F. Wayland MarksMary Washington Health FoundationMary Washington HealthcareDr. and Mrs. C. Rosser Massey IIIMr. and Mrs. Raymond C. McAfooseMr. William J. McCormickMr. and Mrs. W. Richmond McDanielMr. and Mrs. Robert McDevittMr. Michael McLaughlinMr. and Mrs. John F. McManusMs. Mary Elizabeth McManus

Ms. Teresa B. McNallyMcQ, Inc.Ms. Blair C. MerrimanMr. and Mrs. Wallace W. Morton, Jr.Mr. David B. MichaelyMillennium Group PropertiesMs. Sharon MinniearMinnieland Private Day School, Inc.Mr. Mike MitchemMs. Maura C. MonahanMs. Patricia MoonMr. and Mrs. Glen R. MooreMs. Bridget Quinn MorrisMr. and Mrs. Robert E. MorrisonMs. Diane B. MorrisonMr. and Mrs. David G. MorganMr. and Mrs. Gregory R. MuellerMr. and Mrs. Mark MuldowneyMr. and Mrs. Samuel E. MullinsMr. and Mrs. Michael P. MurphyMrs. Elizabeth A. MyersMr. Joseph S. Nash and Lt. Col. Gwen Braswell-NashNational Future Farmers of America Organization and FoundationMr. and Mrs. Gregory T. NedellMr. Vincent N. NeriMs. Joan F. NiderbergMr. and Mrs. Gary M. NuckolsMr. and Mrs. John W. NunnallyDr. and Mrs. Michael B. O’BrienMr. and Mrs. Patrick O’BrienMr. and Mrs. Tom O’BrienMr. and Mrs. Harry Oldland IIIMrs. Janel O’MalleyMrs. Mary Jane O’NeillMr. John L. OnksMr. and Mrs. Stephen ParkerMrs. Betty L. ParnMr. and Mrs. Jon S. PattilloMs. Jackie PayneMr. and Mrs. Alan S. PearlmanMs. Kim PenickMr. John E. PetersonMrs. Doris C. PinkardMs. Allyson PoskaPratt Medical CenterPro Tech Fabrications, Inc.Rappahannock Anesthesia, PLCRappahannock Legal Services, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. James RasureMr. and Mrs. John D. RaymanMr. Bradley ReedMr. and Mrs. Bradley A. ReppThe Honorable and Mrs. Horace A. Revercomb IIIMr. and Mrs. Hugh J. Risseeuw

The Community Foundation is proud to recognize these individuals, businesses and organizations that made charitable investments in the communities of the Rappahannock River region. *

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Mr. and Mrs. Christopher E. RobbMr. and Mrs. J. Wayne RobbinsMr. and Mrs. Robert RomanMr. and Mrs. Ronald F. RosnerMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey RouseMr. and Mrs. Charles R. RoweMr. Josiah P. Rowe IIIRS2, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. SaffellMr. and Mrs. Dave SchillerMr. and Mrs. W. Malone SchoolerMr. Nicky SeayMr. and Mrs. Richard H. ShackletteMr. Douglas A. ShillingMs. Laura G. ShumwayMrs. Roberta A. SiegelMr. and Ms. Jerry SilverMr. and Mrs. Paul A. SimpsonMs. Elizabeth SimpsonMr. and Mrs. David L. SmithMs. McNeale T. SmithCaptain and Mrs. James SnyderMs. Dorothy SpencerMr. and Mrs. David R. SpillmanSpotsylvania Regional Medical CenterMs. Linda W. SprattMr. and Mrs. Fred L. StamperMs. Alexandra StarbuckMr. and Mrs. James L. SteveMr. Dennis StevensonMr. Douglas G. StewartMrs. Jane C. SthreshleyMr. and Mrs. Jack StratfordStuart Hall SchoolMr. and Mrs. Neil S. SullivanMr. Steven E. Sullivan and Ms. Emily A. SwengrosSunTrust BankSurgical Associates of FredericksburgSylvannah Baptist ChurchMr. and Mrs. William J. TaczakMr. Richard TateMr. Ryan TaylorMrs. Laura-Stuart TaylorMs. Judith B. TemplesMr. Stephen ThackerThe Benevity Community Impact FundMr. and Mrs. David F. ThomasMs. May June TillmanMr. and Mrs. Randal S. ToneyMr. Daniel G. TurczanMs. Elizabeth TurnerUnion Bank and TrustUS FitnessMr. Alvin D. Kay and Mrs. Valores B. Monts-KayMr. and Mrs. Sebastian A. VittoriaMs. Catherine M. Wack

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin N. WafleMr. and Mrs. Aric N. WagnerDr. and Mrs. Scott E. WalkerMrs. Kathy WallaceMr. and Mrs. Herman C. WardMr. and Mrs. David WarnerWarner Custom Homes, Inc.Washington-Lewis Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American RevolutionMr. and Mrs. J. Harry Weatherly, Jr.Mr. Larry WeinbergWG Construction CompanyMs. Lynn WhitmoreThe Honorable Gordon F. Willis and the Honorable Victoria A. B. WillisMs. Kathryn R. WillisMr. and Mrs. Joseph R. WilsonMr. Michael A. WoodcockMr. and Mrs. William H. WoodfolkMr. Christopher J. WoodsMs. Linda D. WorrellMr. Wayne W. Wray

Individual DonorsMr. and Mrs. Edward AllenMr. and Mrs. Edward AllisonMr. and Mrs. Timothy S. AmrheinAnonymousMr. and Mrs. James Ashby IVMr. and Mrs. O’Conor G. AshbyMr. and Mrs. Phillip P. AtkinsDr. Rosemary BarraThe Honorable and Mrs. J. Martin BassMrs. Anne BealsDr. and Mrs. Gerald A. BellottiMs. Gloria BennettDr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. BieverMr. and Mrs. Warren A. BillingsMr. and Mrs. E. Thomas Blalock IIMr. and Mrs. David K. BohmkeMr. and Mrs. James A. BranscomeHon and Mrs. H. Harrison BraxtonMrs. Patti BrickenMr. and Mrs. Robert B. Burke, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph CevascoMr. and Mrs. Arthur A. ChiavaroliMrs. Anita ChurchillDr. Robert J. CicconeDrs. William and Theresa CrawleyMr. and Mrs. Bruce L. DavisDr. and Mrs. Harry D. DickinsonMr. and Mrs. Donald T. Edwards, Jr.Mrs. Dori EglevskyMr. and Mrs. Allen ErkertMs. Colleen M. Fisher

The Community Foundation2014-2015 Donors

M.s Darlene W. FlemerMrs. Barbara ForbushMr. and Mrs. R. Leigh Frackelton, Jr.Mr. Christian B. FranklinMr. Felix A. FraraccioMrs. Lucy A. GarnerMrs. Wendy GayleMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. GreeneMr. William GreenupMr. and Mrs. Richard H. HagenlockerMs. Margaret F. HardyMrs. Lucy G. HarmanMr. and Mrs. Wayne L. HarmanMr. Zachary Hatcher and Mr. Christopher KuceraMr. and Mrs. Ronald L. HicksMr. and Mrs. Homer L. HiteMrs. Cinde HoffmanMr. and Mrs. Larry W. IngallsMr. and Mrs. Douglas G. Janney, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. O. Fitzhugh Johnson, Jr.Mrs. Peggy H. JohnsonMr. Stephen King and Ms. Catherine M. WackMs. Veronica KellyMr. and Mrs. Michael KennisonMs. Ann KloecknerDr. and Mrs. Richard A. LewisMr. and Mrs. F. Raymond LittleMr. and Mrs. Bernard W. Mahon, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. B. Walton Mahon, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. MannDr. and Mrs. F. Wayland MarksDr. and Mrs. C. Rosser Massey IIIMr. and Mrs. Benjamin R. MaxwellMrs. Jennalee R. McNallyMr. M. Ritchie McNally and Ms. Casey CornellMs. Teresa B. McNallyMr. and Mrs. Donnell S. MohrMs. Carol NelsonMr. Henry Normand and Mrs. Nicole Hawkins-NormandMr. and Mrs. Gary M. NuckolsMr. and Mrs. Michael A. O’MalleyMrs. Mary Jane O’NeillMs. Katie PayneMr. and Mrs. Robert L. PrennMr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Quarles IIIMr. and Mrs. Morris R. ReamyMrs. Christine ReppMr. and Mrs. Christopher J. RooneyDr. and Mrs. Peter J. Scelfo

Mr. Jamie Scully and Ms. Jess KujalaMrs. Barbara L. SegarMr. and Mrs. Paul A. SimpsonDr. and Mrs. Samuel C. SmartMs. Janice C. SmithMr. and Mrs. George P. SneadDr. and Mrs. David M. SwisherMrs. Janet T. TaczakMr. and Mrs. Jerome B. TankersleyMr. and Mrs. David F. ThomasMr. and Mrs. Benjamin WafleMr. and Mrs. Cornelius C. WalshMr. and Mrs. Keith L. WamplerDr. and Mrs. H. Conrad WarlickMr. and Mrs. Ronald L. WasemMr. and Mrs. Dietmar WeselinMrs. Archer C. WilliamsThe Honorable and Mrs. J.M.H. WillisMrs. Alma F. WithersMr. and Mrs. William B. Young Corporate and Charitable Fund DonorsThe Benevity Community Impact FundThe Sara Boutwell Memorial FundCullen, Inc.The Harry & Marie Dawideit FundThe Wayne A. Dennison FundFirst Citizens BankFredericksburg Savings and Charitable FoundationGrants for Humanity Fund Gulf Coast Community FoundationThe Hansen Family FundThe Honeywell Charitable FundThe Rennie & Richmond McDaniel FundThe David Morgan FundThe O’Neill Family Legacy FundThe Robert Cullen O’Neill Memorial FundThe Dulcie H. Potter Memorial FundThe Chris Ross Memorial FundThe Sullivan Family Legacy FundSt. Francis Animal Hospital

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Platinum SponsorsAnonymousBeveridge Seay, Inc.Cary Street PartnersCooper Financial Group Douglas Cooper & Joshua CooperMary Jane O’Neill Cullen, Inc.Sandy and Bruce DavisSIEHT, Dr. Thomas FalkenbergJ. F. Fick, Inc.Hirschler FleischerPBMaresSands AndersonUnion First Market Bank Union Investment SecuritiesWack General Contractor

Gold SponsorsApplied Technology, Inc.Cushman & Wakefield ThalhimerHeritage Wealth AdvisorsParties by DoriWells Fargo Private Bank & Wells Fargo Business Banking

Silver SponsorsAccess Eye Aresh & Michelle MansouriBB&T WealthBreeze-Eastern CorpCB Richard Ellis of VA, Inc.Edward Jones Investments Ben MaxwellFlair Communication, LLCHallberg & O’Malley Financial GroupLucy and Wayne HarmanHDT Global, Inc.Holmes, Riley & Associates of Merrill LynchJohnson Realty Advisors, Inc.Patti & Bill LynchSteve and Missy NorairParrish Houck and Snead, PLCPeoples Community BankStafford PrintingSterne AgeeVirginia Partners Bank

Ring in the Holidays Sponsorships 2014

Bronze SponsorsAffordable Suites of America Millenium Group PropertiesMona and Jack AlbertineRob Billingsley, Northwestern MutualLauren and Tom Blalock FamilyBowling, Franklin & Co., LLPGinnie and Jimbee BranscomeJason and Heather CohenFidelity Bank MortgageMary Carter FrackeltonCommunity Bank of ChesapeakeThe Hoffman Family, FredericksburgHeather Hagerman GroupHilldrup Properties, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Richard HazelDr. and Mrs. Timothy J. HughesJON Properties, LLCThe Keddie Group Davenport & Co., LLCKeystone Coffee and Auto SpaMr. and Mrs. Marque LedouxMary Elizabeth and Pat McManusMr. Nathan MillerMr. and Mrs. Greg MuellerPlants Map, LLCRappahannock OrthodonticsSalon 730Janny and Shane SimsTruong Rehabilitation CenterTulip Salon & Spa | AvedaUnited BankUtility Professional Services, Inc. Fred & Tanya HoweMrs. Elizabeth Stuart ValentineVan Zandt Restorations, LLC

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Grants from The Community Foundation have assisted the Washington Heritage Museums in leading preservation and fund development for Mary Washington House, the Rising Sun Tavern, St. James’ House and Hugh Mercer Apothecary.

A grant from The Forbush Family Fund helped the nonprofit outfit an adminis-trative office.

Another grant from the Duff McDuff Green, Jr. Fund underwrote the repair and preservation of external structures at Mary Washington House.

Painting by Terri Beringer on the occasion of the 125th anniversary of “saving Mary Washington’s Home” from promoters who wanted to take it to the 1890 World’s Fair.

• The Mahon Family Fund supported major initiatives at George Washington’s Boyhood Home at Ferry Farm and at Historic Kenmore through a grant to The George Washington Foundation.

• A Central Virginia Battlefields Trust grant from the Duff McDuff Green, Jr. Fund protected monument markers at the location of “the Gallant Pelham’s” standoff with Union troops.

• The Dulcie H. Potter Memorial Fund helped restore Montpelier, the historic home of America’s 4th President James Madison and his wife Dolly.

Transforming Needs into Solutions

Preservation

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How do you want to be remembered? Your vision and insight can help insure a vibrant future for the Rappahannock River region. The Community Foundation can show you how to plan a legacy to support the causes you care about for generations to come, while providing you with tax savings and, in some cases, income for life. We take on donor challenges by establishing efficient and effective charitable funds to achieve your philanthropic goals. To explore the many options for legacy giving through the Foundation, visit www.cfrrr.org or contact Teri McNally by email or phone: terimcnally@cfrrr.org, 540 373-9292 ext 120.

Creating a Legacy

How do you want to be remembered?

Your vision and insight can help ensure a vibrant future for the Rappahannock River region.

Teri McNally, Executive Director

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Legacy Society DonorsPlanned Gifts Anonymous 1Anonymous 2Anonymous 3Mrs. Lillian P. Ashton*Mrs. Mary E. BergerMr. Alan F. CourtneyMrs. Paula S. Felder*Ms. Mary Carter FrackeltonMrs. Helen L. Gray*Mr. Duff McDuff Green, Jr.*Mr. Michael T. GrinnanMr. William F. Lakeman*Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. NewlinMrs. Mary Jane O’NeillMrs. Mary Kay Orr*Mrs. Janice OlsenMrs. Dulcie H. Potter*Mr. Alan F. Potter*Mr. and Mrs. Morris R. ReamyMr. and Mrs. Russell H. RobertsMrs. Kathleen F. SalvasMr. Nicky SeayMs. Elsie Wheeler* New planned gifts*Deceased

If you have included The Community Foundation in your plans, please contact us so we may recognize you as a member of our Legacy Society.

Estate Planning LanguageThe following four types of bequests direct your gift to The Community Foundation. You may restrict the bequest using additional language, such as to support one or more specific organizations or to impact a particular issue or field of interest. Percentage“I devise to The Community Foundation of the Rappahannock River Region, a nonprofit corporation of the Commonwealth of Virginia, located at 725 Jackson Street, Suite 114, Fredericksburg, VA 22401, % of my estate.” Specific“I devise to The Community Foundation of the Rappahannock River Region, a nonprofit corporation of the Commonwealth of Virginia, located at 725 Jackson Street, Suite 114, Fredericksburg, VA 22401,”

Choose one • “The sum of $ .” • “ shares of stock in Company” • “My real property commonly known as .” Residual“I devise to The Community Foundation of the Rappahannock River Region, a nonprofit corporation of the Commonwealth of Virginia, located at 725 Jackson Street, Suite 114, Fredericksburg, VA 22401, all the residue of my estate, including real personal property.” Contingent“In the event of the death of any of the beneficiaries, I devise to The Community Foundation of the Rappahannock River Region, a nonprofit corporation of the Commonwealth of Virginia, located at 725 Jackson Street, Suite 114, Fredericksburg, VA 22401,…”Add percentage, specific or contingent language, as above. The foundation Board of Governors and staff thank everyone who has graciously planned a gift or has already given to our community through a Legacy Fund with The Community Foundation.

Estate Planning

2015 Scholarship Recipients Top row to bottom row: Madison Sutherland, Blake Showers, Neil Schubel, Kyle Kraisser, Andrew Berry, Wade Patton, Carson King, Elijah Gregory, Rocky Gonzalez, Zachary Sims, Ricardo Bonilla-Vasquez, Markeez Coleman, Andrew LaMarca, Reese Holland, Rebecca Pilkington, Grace Grossen, Michelle Winkler, Hannah Sky Wilson, Kylie McKeen, Zachary Batt, Lora-Maria Koytcheva, Sandra Simon, Kimberly Zurita, Isabella Dillon, Megan Amrhine, Amy Millis, Courtney Wright, Sara Galan, Alize’ Catlett, Courtney Walcott, Haley Mills, Emily Murray, Christina Dittmer, Julianne Arnold, Katherine SmithNot pictured: Omar Hanley, Austin Meyer, Grace Mills, Tyler Nielsen, Gabrielle Tate

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Scholarships andYouth in Philanthropy

2015 Youth in Philanthropy Participants Top row: Edward Hoffman, Amber Maynor, Luke Romero, Noah Holmes-Foster, Colin Wagner, Lennon Hu, Connell Zelazny, Catesby Willis, Kyle Pins, Savannah Brown, Emily Humes, Micah Harris, Aidan McManus, Ryan Stanitski, Zane Landeck. Middle row: McCray Fidler, Emma Dolby, Sara D’Addio, Madison Williams, Jacob Parcell, Gabi Stadulis, Audrey Davis, Mary Stuart, Nikki Reeves, Carrie Mueller. Bottom row: Kelsey Truong, Lizzy Mueller, Skye Thomas, Mary Grace Humes, Libby King, Rebecca Hamlett, Brooks Hayden, Caroline Smith, Alexa McNeil Not pictured: Brad Hoffman, Lia Constantine, Zach Goforth, Brooks Henke, Katie Janney, Noah Karlovich, Anna Repp, Alex Workman

Our Future

Children learn, explore and grow through play at the Children’s Museum of Richmond - Fredericks-burg, supported by grants from the Jimmy and Ellen Jarrell Family Legacy Fund, The Josiah P. Rowe III Family Legacy Fund, and The Hicks Family Fund.

Play is essential for healthy child development. Children’s Museum of Richmond – Fredericksburg

The Haven Make a Difference Fund helped Hugh Mercer Elementary School teachers combat problems that impede their students’ ability to succeed: hunger, limited English proficiency and a lack of basic writing skills.

A grant from The Trust for Public Education is helping students at Riverbend High School improve their meta cognitive abilities, considered crucial for efficient individual learning. Teachers have been trained to help students develop better awareness of how they learn, their individual learning needs and how to best meet those needs. The Fairy Godmother Project supports families and children affected by pediatric cancer with day-to-day support, financial relief and other meaningful services, thanks in part to a grant from The Hicks Family Fund.

Forty high school seniors put lessons of responsible philanthropy into action through the foundation’s own Youth in Philanthropy initiative. After thoroughly researching each nonprofit, Youth in Philanthropy members awarded three grants to local nonprofits that: help students with disabilities learn independent living skills, provide in-school grief support and offer specialized mental health services to abused children.

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Revenues, Gains and Losses

Contributions and Agency Receipts to Funds $ 1,258,002 Temporarily Restricted 11,309 Other 824,968 Less Community Give funds raised for others (729,001)

Special Events Revenue 80,799

Administrative Fees 6,762

Interest and Dividends 710,686

Realized Gains (Losses) 122,885

Unrealized Gains (Losses) (923,590)

Change in Value of Split Interest Agreement 480

Total Revenues, Gains and Losses $ 1,363,300

Expenses Grants and Program Support 1,070,256

Management and General 108,954

Fundraising and Special Events 113,702

Total Expenses $ 1,292,912

Fiscal Year 2015Financial Summary

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Fiscal Year 2015 Cash Paid for Grants, Scholarshipsand Distributions $1,226,591

June 30, 2015 Funds by Type $16,724,608

Arts, Culture and Humanities

Animal

Education

Environment

Hunger and Food Security

Health and Human Services

Preservation

Religious

Scholarships

Youth

Community Philanthropy

Agency

Donor Advised

Designated Funds

Field of Interest

Scholarship

Unrestricted

$ 23,700

$ 10,136

$ 238,789

$ 17,424

$ 105,318

$ 403,995

$ 74,928

$ 7,000

$ 134,003

$ 32,928

$ 178,371

$ 637,639

$ 10.360,585

$ 2,198,522

$ 1,010,692

$ 2,386,615

$ 130,555

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The Community Give 2015

Here’s How:• We reached out to generous businesses and individuals to create an inspiring $100,000 incentive prize pool.• We trained area nonprofits to effectively share their mission.• We created a powerful giving day website.• And spread the word far and wide.• Mark your calendar for the next Community Give – May 3rd, 2016! www.thecommunitygive.org

$10,000 Grand Prize Winners

The Community Enrichment Fund Fredericksburg Academy

Kaeser Compressors YMCA – Rappahannock Area

The Community Foundation Empowerhouse

Thank you to these generous sponsors!

Lead SponsorThe Community Foundation of the Rappahannock River Region

Community ChampionThe Honeywell Charitable Fund

Pillar of the CommunityThe Community Enrichment Fund

Community ResourceKaeser Compressors, Inc.

Community LeaderAtlantic Builders, Ltd. Breeze-Eastern CorporationSimVentions, Inc. The Insurance Smith Union Bank and Trust

Founding FamilyAccess Eye Centers The Hagerman GroupKelly and Fitz Johnson Marstel-Day, LLC Stafford Printing

Gifts In-KindGermanna Community College Center for Workforce and Community Education Star Radio GroupStory Collaborative

Together, in one day, we raised $822,266.

Donations by Locality 1784 Donors

1725 Donors

2039 Donors

63 Donors

413 Donors

559 Other Virginia Donors

449 Donors Outside Virginia

Stafford

King George

Caroline

Spotsylvania

Fredericksburg

Organization Amount Prizes Total Raised Granted

Animals A Tail To Be Told Animal Rescue $1,110 $1,110 Animal Awareness & Assistance $305 $305 Bully Paws Pit Bull Patriots, Inc. $2,100 $1,000 $3,100 Country Cats Rescue Inc $1,015 $1,015Eagle Hill Equine Rescue $4,305 $100 $4,405

King George Animal Rescue League $4,063 $4,063 Meow Stories Cat Rescue $1,635 $1,000 $2,635 Nirvana Ridge Ferret Rescue $135 $135 Rikki’s Refuge $9,573 $9,573 Saint Seton’s Orphaned Animals $508 $508 SPCA of Fredericksburg $12,670 $12,670 Spotsy Dog Park, Inc $955 $955 Virginia Kincheloe Spay/Neuter $20,900 $500 $21,400 Clinic

Arts & Culture Artful Dimensions Gallery $1,785 $500 $2,285 Bluemont Concert Series $555 $555 Central VA Public Access Television $140 $140 Chamber Chorale of Fredericksburg $1,825 $500 $2,325 Fredericksburg Center of the $1,425 $1,425 Creative Arts Fredericksburg Community $2,225 $1,000 $3,225 Concert BandFredericksburg Festival for the $13,370 $600 $13,970 Performing Arts Fredericksburg Sister City $655 $655 Association, Inc. James Monroe Museum $385 $385 Maranatha Music Ministries Inc. $4,329 $4,329 Rappahannock Choral Society, Inc. $450 $450 Rappahannock POPS Orchestra $1,830 $500 $2,330 Stafford Regional Choral Society $760 $760 Stage Door Productions, Inc. $2,500 $500 $3,000

Community Improvement Armed Forces Motorsports Foundation $10 $10 Caroline Care Group - $1,859 $1,859 New Hope Assisted Living Central Virginia Housing. $3,490 $3,490 Coalition, Inc FAILSAFE-ERA $210 $200 $410 Faith Christian Center World Outreach $495 $500 $995 Fredericksburg Area $2,085 $2,085 Builders Foundation Fredericksburg Area Service $1,320 $500 $1,820 League, Inc. Fredericksburg Area Trails $455 $455 Management and User Group FredXchange $2,894 $500 $3,394 Friends of the DRHT $2,000 $2,000Ladies Memorial Association of $1,415 $1,415 Fredericksburg, Virginia The Center for Faith and Leadership $2,466 $2,466 Virginia Organizing $1,375 $1,375

Organization Amount Prizes Total Raised Granted

Education Aikido in Fredericksburg $2,301 $100 $2,401 Children’s Museum of Richmond - $655 $655 FredericksburgChrist Lutheran Preschool $40 $40 Engineering For Kids Foundation $450 $450 Fredericksburg Academy $27,490 $16,500 $43,990 Fredericksburg Christian School $7,855 $2,000 $9,855 FredWorks $1,072 $1,072Friends of the Central Rappahannock $1,510 $1,510 Regional LibraryGermanna Community College $625 $625 Educational FoundationHoly Cross Academy $10,663 $2,000 $12,663 King George Education Foundation $125 $125 Odyssey Montessori $2,070 $2,070 Patawomeck Indian Tribe of Virginia Inc. $1,335 $1,335 Peace UMC Preschool $125 $125 Rappahannock Area $260 $500 $760 Kids on the Block, Inc. Saint Patrick Catholic School $2,365 $2,365 Smart Beginnings Rappahannock Area $10,252 $500 $10,752 Spotsylvania Education Foundation $1,606 $1,000 $2,606 St Michael the Archangel High School $900 $900

Environment Downtown Greens, Inc. $3,750 $1,600 $5,350 Friends of the Rappahannock $18,814 $2,800 $21,614 Meadowview Biological $12,205 $1,000 $13,205 Research Station National Wildlife Refuge Association $2,025 $500 $2,525 Tree Fredericksburg $3,765 $3,765

Hunger / Food Insecurity Aquia’s Table $1,200 $1,200 Encounter Church of God $200 $200 Preschool and Pantry Feed Fred $1,120 $1,120 Fredericksburg Area Food Bank $5,925 $5,925 Love Thy Neighbor ~ Community Food $1,600 $1,600 Pantry & Soup Kitchen (King George) SERVE $9,790 $9,790 The Doctor Yum Project $11,016 $1,600 $12,616 The Table at St. George’s $18,508 $1,500 $20,008 Village Harvest $1,005 $1,005

Health Brain Injury Services $365 $500 $865 Breathing Blessings $505 $505 Caroline Christian Health Center $2,610 $500 $3,110 Fredericksburg Area HIV/AIDS $1,075 $1,075 Support ServicesFredericksburg Christian Health Center $12,000 $12,000 Fredericksburg Counseling Service $2,085 $2,085 Free Mental Health Clinic Fredericksburg Pregnancy Center $2,460 $2,460 Grace Oughton Cancer Foundation $795 $795 Hazel Hill Healthcare Project $12,805 $12,805

Our Community is Generous!

Lloyd F. Moss Free Clinic $4,210 $500 $4,710 Mental Health America $2,361 $500 $2,861 of Fredericksburg Rappahannock Adult Activities, Inc. $6,220 $6,220 Recovery in Motion $3,835 $600 $4,435Spotsylvania Lions Club Charities, Inc. $250 $250 Stafford Area Soccer Association $6,505 $2,000 $8,505 Strong For Dom Foundation $1,530 $1,530Sunrise For All, Inc. $1,330 $500 $1,830 The Owen Lea Foundation $2,080 $2,080 YMCA - Rappahannock Area YMCA $52,405 $21,500 $73,905

Human Services Alzheimer’s Association $605 $605Birthright of Fredericksburg $1,770 $1,770Caroline Library, Inc. $200 $200 Compassion Restoration Ministries $13,225 $13,225 disAbility Resource Center. $1,410 $1,410 of the Rappahannock, Inc Empowerhouse - Supporting Survivors $78,026 $17,800 $95,826 of Domestic Violence Fairy Godmother Project $20,658 $5,900 $26,558Forever Families Adoption Services, Inc. $695 $695 FredCamp, Inc $795 $1,000 $1,795 Gracie’s Gowns, Inc. $1,070 $1,070 Greater Fredericksburg $4,820 $100 $4,920 Habitat for Humanity Healthy Families Rappahannock Area $585 $585 Hope For The Warriors $60 $60 Hope House $4,458 $500 $4,958 Hospice Support Care - $30,091 $1,100 $31,191 MWHC Bereavement LUCHA Ministries, Inc. $5,475 $500 $5,975 Make-A-Wish Foundation $50 $50 of Greater Virginia Manarc, Borne the Battle $126 $126 Mary’s Shelter $4,785 $100 $4,885 Micah Ecumenical Ministries $48,195 $600 $48,795 Nam Knights of America MC, $10 $10 Grey Ghost Chapter, Inc National Institute of Family and $840 $500 $1,340 Life Advocates Rappahannock Area Agency on Aging $460 $460 Rappahannock Area $1,175 $1,175 Community Services Board (RACSB) Rappahannock CASA Inc $5,075 $5,075 Rappahannock Goodwill Industries, Inc. $425 $425 Rappahannock Legal Services $7,065 $500 $7,565 Rappahannock United Way $5,355 $5,355 RCASA - Rappahannock Council\ $2,187 $2,187 Against Sexual Assault Ronald McDonald House $25 $25 Charities of Richmond Safe Harbor Child Advocacy Center $5,715 $5,715 School Dressing Days - $1,325 $1,325 Interfaith Community Council St Vincent de Paul $2,375 $2,375

Stafford Hope Center, Inc $1,110 $1,110 Strength & Honor Motorcycle Club $225 $225 The Childcare Network $915 $915 The Salvation Army $2,335 $2,335 Thurman Brisben Homeless Shelter, Inc. $4,016 $4,016 Virginia Cares $50 $50

Preservation Central Rappahannock $13,451 $100 $13,551 Heritage Center, Inc. Central Virginia Battlefields Trust $10,675 $500 $11,175 Germanna Foundation $75 $75 Historic Fredericksburg Foundation, Inc. $2,725 $2,725 Stafford County Historical Society $725 $725 The George Washington Foundation $1,850 $500 $2,350 Washington Heritage Museums $6,375 $6,375

Youth Development Boys & Girls Club of the $1,560 $500 $2,060 Rappahannock Region CYT Fredericksburg $675 $100 $775 Fellowship of Christian Athletes $1,475 $1,475 Fredericksburg All Ages, Inc. $1,630 $1,630 Fredericksburg Area $1,275 $1,275 Soccer Association, Inc. King George 4-H $225 $225 New Vision Youth $925 $925 Development Association Open Hand of Fredericksburg $3,855 $3,855 Partnership for Academic Excellence $15,015 $500 $15,515 Pinnacle Baseball $770 $400 $1,170 Rappahannock Big Brothers Big Sisters $3,180 $1,500 $4,680 Spotsylvania Ducks $125 $125 Youth Football Association Stafford Junction $3,800 $500 $4,300 STEP VA, Inc. $1,405 $1,405 Sunshine Ballpark Foundation $6,430 $500 $6,930 UMW InterVarsity $1,795 $500 $2,295 Virginia Sting $10 $10 7th Grade Girls Basketball Team - B

Organization Amount Prizes Total Raised Granted

Organization Amount Prizes Total Raised Granted

The Community Foundationof theRappahannock River Region

725 Jackson St. Suite 114P. O. Box 208Fredericksburg, Virginia 22404

540.373.9292 www.cfrrr.org