2014 Annual Report

Albuquerque

WE ARE

WE ARE

Albuquerque!

Albuquerque

Albuquerque is known as a “melting pot” kind of town. Its early history is full of Spanish explorers, railroad workers, Native American farmers, immigrants and travelers, cowboys, entrepreneurs and city folk with a romanticized view of the Wild West.

Albuquerque has staked its claim in history and in the future as well. We each have a vision for what we want our future to look like.

We want clear air, a clean river and space to enjoy nature. We want places where art is celebrated, where we can learn to dance, learn to create. We envision for ourselves a city that has opportunity to grow a business, where jobs are diverse and the workforce is plentiful.

We imagine a city with access to health care and where residents are not at risk for hunger or homelessness.

Here at the Albuquerque Community Foundation, the city’s diversity shines in the hundreds of donors, grantees and funds we are privileged to be a part of. We see the power of community, people who come together to build and be a part of something greater than an individual.

We reach across generations, platforms, areas of interest, politics, ideologies and cultural boundaries and frameworks. With your help, we are able to reach into people’s lives, into the things that matter most to them.

All of us – we are Albuquerque. Thank you for your work, your giving and your investment in this community.

Albuquerque Community Foundation

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2014 Repor t to the Community

“ We l i k e i t h e r e b e c a u s e w e ’ r e o n t o p o f the

WORLD ,

in a way; and because we are not stifled

and smothered and hemmed in by buildings and trees and traffic and people.

We l i k e i t b e c a u s e t h e

SKY

is so bright and you can

see so muc h of it. And because out here you actually see the

CLO U D S

and the stars and the storms,

instead of just reading about them in the newspapers.”

Ernie Pyle “ W h y A l b uq u e r q u e ? ” - 1 9 4 2

s n a p ssnapshot hot Snapshot 2014

From its inception in 1981, the goals of the Albuquerque Community Foundation were to coordinate the receipt and investment

of charitable contributions, to distribute funds for community needs in a timely and well researched manner and serve as a leader and educational resource in encouraging philanthropy. We continue to strive to make sure that every philanthropic investment returns the greatest emotional, financial and civic benefit possible. We are committed to research, conversation,

community involvement and investment, and to protecting the spirit of each of our endowment funds and grants.

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• Awarded $3.03 million in grants • Received new gifts of $3.8 million • Assets under management grew to $66.4 million • 151 Scholarships/Financial Aid awards • Awarded $70,000 through the 2nd annual Great Grant Giveaway • Served as co-organizers with the Community Foundation Coalition of New Mexico to

coordinate Give Grande NM raising $873,000 during a 24-hour period 7,800 gifts were made to 400 nonprofits state-wide • Together with the “Cinco Amigos” coordinated the 8th annual Concours du Soleil fundraising event netting a recordbreaking $207,000 providing funding for the “Driving to the Future” computer lab in the Epicenter @ Innovate ABQ • Grew our young donor group, the Future Fund to 200 members • Established the Economic & Workforce Development Field-of-Interest • Established the 624 Champion Fund for the long-term maintenance of the historic Champion Building, our headquarters • Provided investment expertise for more than 100 nonprofit organizations through Philanthropy Central • Awarded our 2nd annual $50,000 Impact Grant in education to “Running Start for Careers” • Hosted the “American Taxpayer Relief Act” seminar for Professional Advisors

A L B U Q U E R Q U E

C O M M U N I T Y

F O U N D AT I O N

Our deepest gratitude to William P. Lang of the Albuquerque Journal and Starline Printing for the donation of the printing of this report.

a l b u q u er q u e f o u n d a t i o n . o r g

“Hmm, I knew I should've taken that left turn at

Albuquerque.”

– Bugs Bunny (“Bully for Bugs,” 1953) C o n t e n t s Letter from Chair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Letter from President & CEO. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Cornerstones Community Partnership Grant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Introduction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Endowment Funds. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-13 Peggy Cavett Walden Endowment Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14-15 Becoming a Philanthropist. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Donor Story: The Dozier Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17 Fund Types. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 June Schutzberger Endowment Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Endowment Funds Are Forever. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20 Grant Story: Casa Angelica . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21 Ray Zimmer Heritage Society. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 In Memory of Bob Stamm. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Scholarship & Financial Aid Funds. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Scholarship Recipients. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Scholarship Recipient: Brian Lopez. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Philanthropy Central. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27 Donor-designated Funds Established in 2014 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27-29 Organization Funds Established Prior to 2014. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29-30 Grant Story: Lodestar Dog Ranch. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 Future Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32-33 Results. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 2014 Grant Program. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35-41 2014 Advisory Review Committee Members. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Applying for a grant. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 Grant Story: OffCenter Community Arts Project. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 Partners in Philanthropy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45-47 Donor Story: Connor O’Loughlin Mantsch Memorial Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 Great Grant Giveaway. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 Award Programs Founders Award. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 Change Award. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51 Summary Financial Statement. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52-53 Concours du Soleil. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54-55 Board of Trustees. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56-57 Staff. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58 Support the Work of the Foundation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 Corporate Philanthropy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60

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t h e

B o a r d

C h a i r ,

K e v i n

Ye a r o u t

Albuquerque. I grew up here. I am a third-generation business owner; my family has prospered and so we've invested ourselves in this city to show our appreciation for its support.

During my year as chair of the Foundation's Board of Trustees, I had the opportunity to work with great men and women who, like me, are grateful to be a part of this community. We are committed to seeing our city revive its economy and grow jobs. Each of us is invested in educating the next generation to help them reach their own goals for employment and prosperity.

As you will read on pages 35-41, the Foundation continues to fund nonprofit organizations serving our community, including groups that provide early childhood education, food for seniors, animal welfare and clean water in the Rio Grande. This year, we focused our Impact Grant on education specifically leading to employment after graduation and we continue to track the progress of the graduates to ensure the program is effective.

Through our annual fundraising event, Concours du Soleil, we partnered with Innovate ABQ, funding a hightech computer lab, "Driving to the Future," opening its doors in 2015 in the Epicenter @ Innovate ABQ. The lab will be available for organizations seeking technology training for those who seek a career in this fast-growing industry. More than ever before, we are collaborating with local government, businesses and individuals who believe in collective impact, the power of working together to make lasting change.

As many have heard me say, citizens who love this city can't sit back and wait for someone else to create change.

It is up to everyone to invest in the future, to join together in the powerful momentum that is already on the horizon.

After all, WE are Albuquerque.

Kevin Yearout

Yearout Mechanical

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R E P O R T

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P r e s i d e n t

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C E O,

R a n d y

R o y s t e r

There is no denying our community and world-at-large are changing. In our community, the population is aging, inequities in opportunity are widening and public resources available to meet our neighbors’ needs are shrinking. Social, business and political forces are also at play, requiring us to adapt our approaches to meet the needs of our community in new and innovative ways. While demographics and other indicators suggest that these changes will only accelerate, we want to assure you the work of the Foundation will remain relevant in changing times. We believe opportunities can be created from these challenges.

We are committed to using our resources and expertise to strengthen the greater Albuquerque community we serve. We also believe our work is amplified when we work in partnership with others, as we have been proud to do this year, more than ever before. We strive to build on our reputation as an excellent service organization and an action-oriented, engaged partner in the following ways: • We will be active listeners and conveners looking to find solutions in the community through donors and other organizations; • We will be flexible to monitor the needs of the community and find ways to work toward solutions; • We will deliver our services through operational excellence and efficiency.

Throughout this year’s report, you’ll see evidence of both diversity and commonality. At the Foundation, the city’s diversity shines in the hundreds of donors, grantees and funds we are privileged to be a part of. We see the power of community, people who come together to build and be a part of something greater than themselves.

For me, “We are Albuquerque” generates a sense of nostalgia and pride that resonates from deep inside. Years ago, I moved away from Albuquerque for a time, always believing I would return to raise my children and grandchildren.

Each of us has a reason to love living here. I promise you that I, along with the Board and Staff of the Foundation, are committed to making this city a better place for all its residents.

Thank you for partnering with the Foundation,

Randy Royster President & CEO

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Cor ne r stone s C omm unity Par tnerships

works to preserve and restore historic sites, structures and churches in New Mexico, the Southwest and Mexico. Working with volunteers, local schools and organizations like Big Brothers/Big Sisters, Corner-

stones aims to help local communities be the keepers of local historic treasures. Since 1986 more than 300 sites have been saved.

WHAT WE DO

WE HELP PEOPLE WHO LOVE

A L BUQUERQUE INVEST IN OUR

EXTRAORDINARY COMMUN I T Y The Albuquerque Community Foundation is a way that individuals can make a long-term difference for the causes they care about. We work

with individuals to support local organizations that are improving our health, education, youth programs, the arts, animal welfare, the environment and economic development.

Since 1981, we’ve been helping people establish permanent funds to support our community and making grant investments to organizations that create a stronger more vibrant future for all of us. Today, we

manage nearly $70 million of community assets that help support the Greater Albuquerque Area.

Alone we can make a difference, but together we can transform this community.

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E n d o w m e n t

F u n d s

Every fund is different and customized to meet the donor’s philanthropic goals and the community’s needs. A few of the motivating factors donors have for establishing their fund is the intent to give anonymously, to give to multiple organizations, to pay back, to educate, a passion for a single cause, the desire to create an annual income stream for a favorite organization, to memorialize a loved one and sheer gratitude.

Establishing an endowment fund with the Foundation allows donors to meet their charitable goals and receive tax benefits without administrative responsibilities. Funds can be established by individuals, families, businesses and organizations.

Following is a list of the Foundation’s funds. Fund names are listed in bold type, contributors to funds are listed in light type.

e n d o w m e n t f u n d s

Endowment Funds Established in 2014 Albuquerque Community Foundation Economic & Workforce Development Fund Carl & Linda Alongi Karen & Chris Bard Beverly Bendicksen Kathryn Canfield Commercial Association of Realtors New Mexico Kelli & Kevin Cooper Anita Cordova Mr. & Mrs. Randy Edwards Jeanne Frame GenQuest, Inc. Holman's USA LLC Elizabeth Hurst-Waitz Judy Jones Mary Jury Steve & Janis Keene Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Lavender Mrs. Jean Marshall Mary Ellen Merrigan Peacock Myers, PC María Griego-Raby & Randy Royster Anna & Gabriel Sanchez Mr. & Mrs. Ken Sapon Rae Siporin Mr. & Mrs. Jeffry E. Sterba Suzanne Strong Marilyn Strube Bob L. Turner Family Fund Bob Turner Connor Mantsch Memorial Fund Mr. & Mrs. Peter G. Clugston Kelly Jo Designs, Inc. MacKenzie Mantsch Shari O'Loughlin & Bryan Mantsch Carolyn M. Martinez Debbie & David Dozier Fund Debbie & David Dozier Footprint Fund Anonymous June D. Schutzberger Fund Estate of June D. Schutzberger Kirschner Family Fund Mr. & Mrs. Richard Kirschner

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Michael Henningsen Youth Fund Earlene Abraham Janice Y. Atchley Catherine Avery Chris Babb Angela Baca Michelle R. Bloodworth & John H. King Marian J. Bolton Boys & Girls Clubs of Central New Mexico Robert Bretteue Stephanie Browne Susan Carolus Cynthia L. Coffman & Alfred R. Perez Amy Currens Blake de Pastino Mandi S. Ebbesen Ian & Katie Esquibel Cathy Flora Lefty Folkman Mr. & Mrs. Robert Franckowiak Karen C. Gonzales Mr. & Mrs. William S. Gracey Alison Haxton Pamela R. Hegarty Shyla Henderson Mark M. Henningsen & Deana Jones Henningsen Susan Henningsen Peter L. Kerwin Steven T. Koffman Paula Koller Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Kruse Robin Laben Gregory Lechowski Vivian L. Lilley Sally Mayer Carmen M. McCleery Clint Tee McDougal Phil Messuri Joi Motely Jones Jennifer Muslin Claridge Suana L. Nicholson Tye & Laura Page Glen Proctor Adeline A. Purchase & Donna J. Gillingham Mr. & Mrs. Deem F. Rahall Gloria E. Schneller Trudy Schoepko George Schroeder Dianne L. Sharp Ashley M. Slezia

Timothy Spurry Gayeta J. Stewart Shirley A. Talley Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Tapia Ruth & Jim Tillerson Raul Torrez Mr. & Mrs. Randy Woodcock Kim Zamarin Anonymous New Mexico Human Rights Education Coalition Fund New Mexico Human Rights Education Coalition Ngala Memorial Endowment Fund to Assist Musicians with Medical Care David Harris Peggy Cavett-Walden & Professor Jerrold Walden Fund for Art & Music Estate of Peggy Cavett-Walden The Bright Futures Fund Mayor’s Charity Ball Anonymous

Every effort is made to maintain accurate records; however, mistakes may occur.

If you feel your name should have been listed, or is misspelled, please accept our apologies & contact us so that we have correct information for future publications.

Funds Established Prior to January 1, 2014 A. David Sandoval Fund for Music Education, 2002 Aetna Life & Casualty Fund, 1984 Albuquerque Community Foundation Arts & Culture Fund, 1984 Fay Abrams Robert B. Anderson & Susan Nelson Anderson, in memory of Joan Allen

Bank of Albuquerque Charitable Fund, 2000

Albuquerque Community Foundation Visionary Fund, 2011 Build New Mexico Mr. & Mrs. Greg Leyendecker Michael J. Skolnick & Joyce Haden

Bank of the West Advised Fund, 2010 Barnes W. Rose Jr. & Eva Rose Nickol Scholarship Fund, 2003

Albuquerque Monthly/Coronado Center Fund, 1984

Becky & Rudy Diaz Fund, 2006 Albuquerque New Car & Truck Dealers Fund, 1986

BeNicePlayFair.com Fund, 2004

American Advertising Federation-NM, 2012 American Advertising Federation New Mexico Fountain & Roberta Tubb Charitable Trust

Beresford & Margaret Menagh Fund for Animals, 2013 Estate of Margaret Menagh

Albuquerque Community Foundation Education Fund, 1984 Faye Abrams Linda & Richard Avery Dr. Judith C. Brillman & Barton Wohl Peter & Francine Cogen Kathryn Linn Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Rossillon

American Home Fund, 1986 Anand Fund, 2004 Anonymous

Beresford & Margaret Menagh Fund for Educational Opportunities for Navajo Children, 2013 Estate of Margaret Menagh

Andrew Piech Memorial Scholarship Fund, 2010 Nancy E. Arnold

Beresford & Margaret Menagh Fund for the Environment, 2013 Estate of Margaret Menagh

Albuquerque Community Foundation Health & Human Services Fund, 2001 Becket Family Foundation Dr. Judith C. Brillman & Barton Wohl Peter & Francine Cogen Maureen & Steven Martnick Anonymous

Ann & Russell Rhoades Fund, 2006

Betty & Luke Vortman Fund, 2003

Anne B. Little Fund for Aid to Senior Citizens, 2003

Blaine Ryan Kindler Memorial Education Fund, 1999

Albuquerque Community Foundation Children & Youth Fund, 2002 Emily & Mark Benak Mr. & Mrs. Peter Cogen

Albuquerque Community Foundation Impact Fund, 1984 Albuquerque Community Foundation Now & Forever Fund, 2007

Anne B. Little Fund for Education, 2003 Anne B. Little Fund for Health, 2003 APS Fine Arts Enhancement Fund, 1989 Arthur Gardenswartz Family Fund, 2010 Arthur H. Spiegel Family Fund, 1996

Albuquerque Community Foundation Preservation Fund of New Mexico, 1984 Nancy E. Arnold Linda & Richard Avery

Arthur J. & Naomi C. Rosenberg Charitable Fund, 1997

Just being a kid, playing goofy games and having harmless summer fun.

Grant from the Future Fund to New Mexico Child Advocacy Networks (supporting kids who enter foster care and do not end up returning home and are not adopted).

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Funds Established Prior to January 1, 2014 Bob & Gwen Cameron Charitable Fund, 2006 Estate of Gwen Cameron Bridge Fund, 2004 Bryan Cline Memorial Soccer Scholarship Fund, 1987 Carl David Bedford Fund for People in Need, 2003 Carl F. Scott Scholarship Fund for Tucumcari Lodge #27 A.F. & A.M., 2005

Chester French Stewart Fund, 2005 Cinco Amigos Fund, 2007 Concours du Soleil Mark Gorham Jason Harrington Steve Maestas Jerry Roehl Kevin Yearout

Classical Music Fund, 2013 Conscience of Society Fund, 1986

Charles D. Ryan Memorial Fund for Education, 2003 Mrs. Susan Ryan Charlie & Kathy Barnhart & Ken Haynes, Jr. Manufactured Housing Association Scholarship Fund, 1996 Kenneth Haynes J & B Mobile Homes Sharon Mann R. Dean Stalcup

Cumulus Media to Expand Music Education in APS Schools, 2001 Daniel & Marian Frances Smith Hooks Memorial Fund, 2001 Daulton Family Foundation Fund, 2008 Dave & Mary Colton Fund for Arts & Culture, 2009 Dave & Mary Colton Fund for Children & Youth, 2009 David & Martha Cooper Fund, 1984

La Mesa Neighborhood Garden Park Volunteers Grant from the Sandia Foundation to East Central Ministries

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Dazzo Family Fund for Children & Youth, 2000 Mr. & Mrs. Samuel L. Dazzo Jr. Don Blaugrund LGBT Fund, 2006 Donald E. Carnicom & Mina L. Koym Carnicom Fund, 2011 Donald E. Carnicom & Mina L. Koym Carnicom Doyel Family Fund, 2005

Cramer Family Fund, 2006 Jim & Geri Cramer Crazy Granny's Cookie Jar, 2000

Cavanaugh Young At Heart Fund, 2009 Drs. James L. & Stephanie Von Ammon Cavanaugh Maureen O'Leary & Mike Buck

David R. Woodling Memorial Fund, 2008

Cindy & Ken Johns Family Fund, 1996

Carolyn Dooley Martinez Fund, 2006 Cathy E. Harman "Light from Darkness" Fund, 2009

David Maccini Memorial Fund, 1996 Michael Maccini & Barbara Koenig

Funds Established Prior to January 1, 2014 Dr. & Mrs. Sterling Edwards Family Education Fund, 1994 Dr. Barry & Roberta Cooper Ramo Fund, 2001

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Harvey Yates Education Fund, 1984 HB Construction Fund, 2011 HB Construction Hearst Music Education Fund, 2001

Dr. Barry & Roberta Cooper Ramo Arts Fund, 1984

HENMAR Fund, 1998

Jim & Ann Nelson Student Aid Fund for Foster Youth, 2007 JoAnn & Steve Ruppert Fund, 1998 Joe & Christine Di Gregorio Fund, 2006 Joe & Christine Di Gregorio John & Marie Marshall Fund, 2004

E. Blaugrund Family Fund, 1994 Ebel Family Fund for Children & Youth, 1985 Lauri Ebel Mr. & Mrs. William E. Ebel Effective Families Fund, 2003 Anonymous Eye Associates Gerald & Alice Rubin Memorial Foundation Fund, 2005 Mr. & Mrs. William N. Hagler First Things First Fund, 2008 Anonymous Florence & Bob Stamm Fund, 1986 Nancy Johnson in memory of Bob Stamm Floyd & Patricia Wilson Fund, 2001 Frank & Dolores Hines Family Fund, 1997

Himalayan Progressive Education Fund, 2009 Lisa Alfieri Mrs. E. Blaugrund Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Blaugrund Jane Gunn Jefferson Investments LLC Mr. & Mrs. Steve Kelly Radhika Malhotra Chris Marianetti Order of Saint Benedict Lea Pellett Ravi Reddy Lesley Robinson Dr. Rama Sawhney Venkat Srinivasan Beverly Straube Joseph Stromberg Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Thomas Steven Van Rooy Verizon Foundation Anonymous

John F. & Mae M. Lark Fund in Honor of Franklin & Bernice Jones, 1994 John P. & Terri Salazar Fund, 2013 John & Terri Salazar Johnnie Mae Tate Memorial Fund, 2006 Jolly Family Foundation, 2011 David Jolly Jorgensen Family Fund, 2007 Joseph & Anna Santangelo Fund, 2007 Joseph & Anna Santagelo Junior League of Albuquerque Charitable Fund, 1984 Junior League of Albuquerque Kate Nanlohy in Memory of Charles Marko, 2009

Holocaust Memorial Fund, 1988 Frank & Mickey Peloso Fund, 2006 Sheilah & Ole Peloso Frank & Mickey Peloso Memorial Fund, 2007 Frank D. & Marie K. Gorham for Classical Music, 2008 Frank D. & Marie K. Gorham Fund, 2001 Frederic Nathan, Jr. Philanthropic Fund, 1994

Hopkins Campbell Family Fund, 2012 @Pay LLC Karen Hopkins & Richard Campbell Howard W. & Zona Ehret Henry Fund for the Performing Arts, 2010 Hueter Bass Family Fund, 2000 In memory of Patricia Hueter Mr. & Mrs. William J. Hannett Estelle H. Rosenblum

Kelli & Kevin Cooper Family Fund, 2006 Kelli & Kevin Cooper Mrs. Anne E. Schiffer Kevin & Lian Yearout Family Fund, 2009 Killin Fund, 2002 Kim & Steve Nunley Acorn Fund, 2008 Kim & Steve Nunley Kiwanis Club of Albuquerque Scholarship Fund, 1996

Jack & Donna Rust Family Fund, 1996 Future Fund of Albuquerque Community Foundation, 1997 Concours du Soleil Future Fund Members (see pages 32 - 33) Galles Chevrolet Friends of Youth Fund, 1988 Garcia Automotive Group Fund, 1999 Carlos & Ashley Garcia Ed Garcia Sheilah Purcell-Garcia Rose Gibson George & Jenean Stanfield Fund, 2010 Bank of the West George & Jenean Stanfield George Clayton Pearl Family Fund, 1993 Goodman Family Fund, 2003 Gordon Church Fund, 2007 Gorvetzian Croker Family Fund, 2010 Greg & Diane Harrison Ogawa Family Fund, 2003 Maureen O'Leary & Mike Buck Dr. Greg Ogawa & Diane Harrison Ogawa PNM Resources Foundation Hanna/Woodford Family Fund, 2013

Jack Grevey Memorial Fund, 2005 Jackie A. Fallis Fund, 2007 James Ledwith Memorial Scholarship Fund, 2011 Ona Albert Kimberly Ayres Jennifer Ball Nanci Beckes Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Bek Audra Clemens Del Norte High School Class of 1994 Mr. & Mrs. John Ledwith Kevin Ledwith Felicia McCabe-O'Hara Gabriel Nosseir Mr. & Mrs. Frank D. Tarantino Anonymous Jane & Doug Swift Fund for Art & Education, 1997 Sharon Leslie Barbara Swift & Clyde Burke Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Swift Jane P. Sandoval Fund for Fossil Preparation, 2002

Kubie Family Fund for Classical Music, 2002 Kurt & Edith Kubie Family Human Services Fund, 2013 Kurt & Edith Kubie Family Impact Fund, 2007 Lanting Shibuya Fund, 2012 Lawrence Monte, Sr. Memorial Fund, 2008 Lee Blaugrund Fund, 2005 Levy Family Fund, 2008 Lewis O. & Leona R. Kohlhaas Fund, 2000 Linda K. Estes Giraffe Award Fund, 2005 Mr. & Mrs. Peter Fieger In memory of Lou Wellborn Gale Williams Doyel & Gary K. Moore Carol Finger María Griego-Raby & Randy Royster Long Leash on Life Fund, 2010 Lucy Ann Warner Fund, 2002

Jeanne M. Trauger Memorial Homecare Fund, 2009

Lynn Rosner Memorial Fund, 1997

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continued Maggie's Giving Circle, 2006 Beverly Abraham Cindy Bonafair Chico's Nancy Herring Nancy Klion Shelley & Ben Markham Bobbi Kay Nelson Terri Pachelli Jen Parker Kathleen Raskob Maisel/Goodman Charitable Fund, 2002 Lindalee & Norman M. Maisel Manuel Lujan Excellence in Education Scholarship Fund, 1991 Margaret & Ted Jorgensen Advised Fund, 2007 Margarita Martinez Fund for Theater Arts, 1988 Marie Kelly Gorham Fund for Women's Issues, 2006 Martin S. Morrison Fund, 2006 Mary Stephenson Utsinger Fund for Children, 2011 Mary Stephenson Utsinger Fund for Preservation, 1987 Mayor's Fund for Children, 1987 Mediation Fund, 1989 Mesa Del Sol Education Fund, 2008 Mesa Del Sol Employment Center Minnie Gooch Hall Charitable Fund, 2007 Molly R. Huber Fund, 2007 Mr. & Mrs. H.L. Galles, Jr. Arts & Culture Fund, 1985 Mr. & Mrs. H.L. Galles, Jr. Fund, 1986 Mrs. Clinton P. Anderson Fund, 1994 Mrs. Clinton P. Anderson Health Fund, 1994 Nancy Anderson Roberts Arts & Culture Fund, 1983 Nancy Anderson Roberts Fund, 1983 Nancy Thompson Harris Memorial Fund, 1997 Nathan Wineberg for Senior Centers, 2006 Nellita E. Walker Fund, 1997 New England Fund, 1990 New Mexico Heart Institute Foundation Fund, 2001 Nicholas C. Nellos Memorial Fund for At-Risk Children, 2002 Alpha Assessment Associates LLC

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Mr. & Mrs. Eric P. Alwin Jane A. Alwin Mr. & Mrs. Michael Apodaca Mr. & Mrs. Robert Arellano Mr. & Mrs. Albert Arrigoni Annette I. Arrigoni Regina Arrigoni Dr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Arvas James Asperger Drs. Edward Atler & Leslie Atler Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Barrow Linda S. Barth Mrs. Charles Berger Jordan Berger Mr. & Mrs. Mark L. Berger Gaucho Imports LLC Mr. & Mrs. Douglas L. Blech John D. Bond Mr. & Mrs. Douglas M. Brown Carol & Greg Brown Randi & Bucky Buck Maren L. Calvert Mrs. Helen Chiordi Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Chronis Patricia B. Cohen & Bill Kimbrough Julia M. Cohen-Brach Jean Colaianni Mr. & Mrs. Brian Colvin Dr. & Mrs. Richard Conn Mary Connell Denise D. Cordero Mr. & Mrs. Billy Crews Mr. & Mrs. John M. Crowley Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Philip Custer Mr. & Mrs. Herb Denish Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Dexter Larry & Donna Diller Andrew Eales Lauri Ebel Ann Edenfield Jan Everhart & Paul Phelan Mr. & Mrs. George N. Nellos Mrs. Mary Fanning Cathy Fernandez Michael & Jane Flax Leebertha J. Flores Carol Flynn Mr. & Mrs. Chris Gianopoulos Evyenia & Katerina Gianopoulos Mr. & Mrs. Charles Gilman Robert & Barbara Gorham Martin Grummer & Marilyn Kelly Raymond Hamilton JJK Group, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Johns Mr. & Mrs. Charles S. Johnson Kurstin Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Richard Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Keleher Mr. & Mrs. Chris Kempter Mr. & Mrs. Dale Kempter Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Kil Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kirikos Demetra T. Klenck & Cristie S. Stein Valsala Koshy & Koshy Kochukoshy Mr. & Mrs. Jim Kubie Dr. & Mrs. Hareendra Kulasinghe Ann Lerner Allen Lewis & Carla Aragon Mr. & Mrs. Peter F. MacFarlane Mr. & Mrs. Gary Mallory Matina Mallory & Shirley Arellano Tamara Maloof Arthur R. Martinez & Ellen P. Argyres Roxanna Meyers & Stanley Mount Shirley Morrison & Dr. Cornelis Klein Dr. & Mrs. John O. Mossman

Juanita Nellos Beverly Nomberg Dr. & Mrs. Scott Obenshain Mr. & Mrs. Pavlos Panagopoulos Brian Panella Mr. & Mrs. George Pappas Mr. & Mrs. Constantine Pavlakos Marina Pavlakos Jennie Pavlantos Mr. & Mrs. Carter Peterson Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Phelan Mr. & Mrs. Diamantis D. Preonas Mr. & Mrs. Larry Rainosek Dr. & Mrs. Armin Rembe Dr. & Mrs. James Renken Joanna Nellos Rhodes & Jeff Rhodes Mr. & Mrs. Jerry M. Robbins María Griego-Raby & Randy Royster S&J Investments LLC Sylvia Sarmiento Kloer Scott Miltenberger, D.M.D., P.C. Claudia & Ron Short Mr. & Mrs. David Simmons Mr. & Mrs. David Sinton Donald Smith & Lucy Crane Jeanne M. Smith Bernard L. St Germain Mr. & Mrs. Jack Stahl Mr. & Mrs. Terrence Strach Evyenia Triandafilidis Mr. & Mrs. James Tricoglou Mr. & Mrs. George Trujeque Up B4 the Son Ministries Albert Viggiano & Janet Popp Chuck & J.D. Wellborn Mr. & Mrs. John E. Whisenand Laura R. Wood Mr. & Mrs. Hess Yntema Meir Zatoune Mr. & Mrs. Steven Zenos Mr. & Mrs. Gregory T. Zeter Notah Begay III Charitable Fund, 2001 Notah Begay III Scholarship Fund, 1999 Novak MPGJ Family Fund, 2008 Tom & Debra Novak Pamela B. Gordon Fund, 2011 Para los Niños Fund, 1989 Anonymous Paul A. & Patti A. Marianetti Fund, 2005 Paul Noble Vosburgh & Jane Berry Vosburgh Fund, 2007 Peggy Pick Bacon Memorial Fund for Education, 1995 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Bacon Performing Arts Fund, 1988 Rae Lee Siporin Scholarship for Women Endowment, 2012 Richard & Linda Eitzen Fund, 2000 Robby Baker Memorial Scholarship Fund, 2003 Alexandra Kiska Robert & Ann Clark Arts & Culture Fund, 1986

Funds Established Prior to January 1, 2014 Robert & Ann Clark Preservation Fund, 1986 Robert & Celeste Loughridge Fund, 2001 Robert & Zane Taichert Fund, 1984 Robert C. & Mary D. Poole Family Fund, 1996 Robert P. Marshall, Sr. Memorial Fund, 2007 Robert W. Kaufmann Fund, 2001 Roy Lee Cain Fund, 2011 Sandia Foundation & Estate of Hugh & Helen Woodward Fund, 2006 Sean Hopkins Fund, 2013 Mary K. Hopkins Dr. & Mrs. Paul Hopkins Donna Stumpf Sexual Assault & Domestic Violence Programs Fund, 1996 Shelly & Rafael Colón Memorial Fund, 2006 Aleli & Brian Colón Stephen J.E. Sprague Memorial Fund, 2007 Stephen L. Moody Memorial Fund for Children with Special Needs, 1995 Strosnider Family Fund, 2004 Sussman-Miller Educational Assistance Fund, 1994 Patrick V. Apodaca & Leslie McCarthy Apodaca Mr. & Mrs. Sam Bregman Anna K. Hacker Mrs. Ina Miller Julie K. Perich Drs. Stephen & Rae Perls PNM Resources Foundation Dr. & Mrs. Victor V. Vigil T.J. Sivley & Mary Ray Sivley Education Fund, 1997 T.J. Sivley & Mary Ray Sivley Environmental & Historic Preservation Fund, 2000 T.J. Sivley & Mary Ray Sivley Fund for Public Television, 1997 T.J. Sivley & Mary Ray Sivley Perpetual Fund, 1995 Taylor & Joan Bowen Charitable for Preservation of Public Trees & Gardens, 2006 Taylor & Joan Bowen Charitable for Wildlife Protection & Control, 2006 Team Tio Fund, 2011 Olivia Bolden Evelyn Chacon Darlene Gonzales McKinsey & Company

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Matt & Janine Rivera Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Rivera Suzanne Rivera Jeff & Peggy Roberts Tina Romero Anonymous

Three Hearts Fund, 2006 Kim & Robert Federici

The FUNd, 1988

Vagh/Zavery Fund, 2006

THE REALTOR® FUND of the Greater Albuquerque Association of REALTORS®, 2011 Cathy Andersen Merissa Ashcraft Carol Bernstein Bill Hallett Realty Bill Nelson LLC Paul Billingham Nance Bouchier Mr. & Ms. Robert Boverie Marilyn Braun Barbie Brennan LLC Ann C' De Baca Alyson Campbell Kristine Cannaday Morgan Cannaday Carol Cooper-Skopil Mrs. Susan C. Feil Dario Gonzales Julie Greenwood Cynthia Harris Hedy Harwell Ellen Hatala Bridget & Chad Hazen Beverly Hilton Keller Williams Realty Larry Kendall John Kynor Angela P. Lang & Ryan Fritz Mr. & Ms. David Lohkamp Roberta Lowe Barbara Maddox Don Martindell Sue Millspaugh Nusenda Credit Union Annie O'Connell Mr. & Mrs. Reginald L. Olson Linda Panebouef-Lucero Mark D. Parker Peter Parnegg Greater Albuquerque Association of Realtors Sandi Reeder Shirley R. Rich Mary Romero Mr. & Mrs. James C. Salazar Scot & Carol Sauder Ashley B. Shaffer Signature Southwest Properties Southwest Multiple Listing Service Deanna K. Talbot Matt Templeton Alice A. Tozer Alessandra Valenza Tego Venturi David Wenger Lori Whitener Mr. & Mrs. Paul Wilson Mitzi Zeri

Vernon's Steakhouse Walter White Fund, 2013

Trythall Family Fund for Excellence in Continuing Education, 1988 Duane & Barb Trythall

Walter & Allene Kleweno Fund, 2003 Wells Fargo Bank for Classical Music, 1998 Wells Fargo Bank Fund, 1998 Wilfred "Coach" Tull Fund Ken & Hazel Tull-Leach Wilhelmina Neat Coe, Peace Foundation '57 Fund for Health & Human Services, 1999 Wilhelmina Neat Coe, Peace Foundation '57 Fund for Victim Assistance, 1999 William "Bill" Cooper Memorial Fund, 2006 Woodcock Family Education Scholarship Fund, 1993

Gifts to NonEndowed Funds Albuquerque Community Foundation Margaret Simms, in honor of Nancy Johnson Bruce & Lorna Wiggins, in honor of Kathleen Raskob Mr. & Mrs. Greg Burdett, in memory of Mrs. Terri L. Scruggs Albuquerque Community Foundation Emergency Action Fund Lauri Ebel Albuquerque Community Foundation Competitive Grant Program Maureen & Steve Martinick Albuquerque Cristo Rey High School Fund Justice for America

The Ties Fund, 2011 Todd Tibbals & Andrea Escher Theodore R. Brown Fund, 1983

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Pe ggy C ave tt- Walde n & Pr of essor J er rold Walden Fund for Ar t & Music

Peggy Cavett Walden was an artist, an architect, a volunteer and a teacher. She was also a philanthropist, whose estate was meant to ensure that future generations have access to art. When Peggy passed away, the Foundation became home to her vision for the future.

Peggy’s mind was always working, creating, planning and retooling. She saw art and potential in everything – from old milk jugs to the people she encountered. She believed that all anyone or anything needed was opportunity. Peggy tried her hand at just about every type of art and design: weaving, fabric painting, tie-dye, batik, paper crafts, origami, ceramics, jewelry, interior design, architecture and exhibit and display. She loved it all and wanted to master everything.

Born in 1925, Peggy graduated from the University of Texas at Austin in 1953 with a degree in architecture, and she later became a licensed architect in the states of Texas and New Mexico. She considered herself a modernist and her aesthetic was similar to Frank Lloyd Wright’s. She earned her master’s degree in art from the University of New Mexico in 1967, and she later taught art at the University of Albuquerque, as well as at Mercer University and Wesleyan College in Georgia.

She was married to Jerrold Walden, who became a beloved law professor at UNM. Theirs was a loving and tender marriage until Jerrold’s death in 1976. He called her Pegsie and she called him Honey. He supported her every artistic endeavor, cheering her on when she had exhibitions at Santa Fe’s Museum of International Folk Art, the Museum of Albuquerque, and across the country, including North Dakota and Texas.

“She loved children and felt that design and art had a transformational effect, because it had this kind of effect on her”, said one friend.

Some of Peggy’s artwork and belongings are on permanent display at the Foundation in a tribute to her incredible life. “She had total tenacity and a tremendous spirit,” said Geraldine Forbes Isais, dean of UNM’s School of Architecture and Planning, who had become friends with Peggy in the last ten years. “I feel like we owe her this. We owe her a little bit of respect for everything she did for all of us.”

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When we delve into the makeup of our city, we see that visions for the future are personal and that giving is often connected with individual values and goals. The Foundation will work with you to establish a charitable giving experience that will address your concerns while making it easy to give so you can enjoy the benefits of your philanthropy. We will help you give in a way that is both deeply meaningful and effective.

For 33 years, the Foundation has served as a trusted philanthropic advisor for individuals, families and businesses. We assist you whenever you need us, providing solutions and services tailored to your objectives. Additionally, we work with our community partners, grantees and other interested partners to discover how we can make the most impact with each dollar donated.

Getting Star ted

A variety of fund types allow your gift to benefit the programs, individuals, focus areas or organizations you care about. Funds can be created in as little as one meeting, with a short fund agreement and a single gift, or grown over a two - to five-year period. Additional gifts can be made to your fund at any time.

G i v e To d a y Cash, check or credit card The simplest types of charitable gifts may be the easiest to give.

Stocks, Bonds and Mutual Funds Gifts of appreciated stocks, bonds and mutual funds result in a charitable deduction for the full market value of the donated asset, even if you bought it for far less, and help you avoid capital gains tax.

Life Insurance You may name the Albuquerque Community Foundation as sole beneficiary of your policy, transfer ownership and receive a tax deduction for the policy’s cash value.

Real Estate We can help you turn a home, a business or land into a charitable gift.

G i v e To m o r r o w Charitable Bequest The simplest gift is a bequest in your will or trust that directs specific assets or a percentage of your estate to be used to establish a fund or to be added to an existing fund. A bequest will reduce estate taxes while growing your charitable legacy.

Life Insurance Naming the Albuquerque Community Foundation as a beneficiary of your insurance policy enables you to create a charitable legacy without using cash and other assets designated for your heirs. Purchase a policy, make the Foundation the owner and beneficiary, and then make a gift to the Foundation in the amount of the annual premium. Take that amount as an annual tax deduction.

Retirement Account Double taxation on retirement plan withdrawals decreases their value for your heirs. Consider providing other assets to heirs and naming the Albuquerque Community Foundation as the beneficiary of your retirement accounts. You can avoid taxes and preserve your assets for the good of your community.

Charitable Remainder Trust Place cash or property in a trust that pays annual income to you (or another named beneficiary) for life. After your death, the remainder of the trust transfers to the Foundation and is placed into the charitable fund you have selected. You receive income tax benefits for the year in which you establish your trust.

Charitable Lead Trust Place cash or property into a trust that pays a fixed amount to the Foundation for the number of years you select. Once the period ends, the assets held by the trust are transferred to the beneficiaries you name. In some cases, you receive substantial reduction in federal gift and estate taxes.

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T he Dozier Fund When David Dozier was growing up, his mom gave him advice that had a profound and lasting impact.

“Do things for your community that have lasting impact,” she would say. And she led by example so that her son grew to value the life-changing effect of small contributions.

It is this ripple effect that David and Debbie Dozier have worked toward since their early days with the Foundation, as members of its young donors group, the Future Fund. The Doziers believe that everybody has the opportunity to give, to create change, and to help shape communities. David says his parents taught

him how to live modestly while putting money toward something with lasting value. David and Debbie knew that they wanted to establish an endowment fund at some point, and this was their year.

The Dozier Family Fund will benefit the arts, a homage to David’s parents, Vi and Forrest Dozier of Carls-

bad, NM, who were both artists and understood the benefits the arts provide to a community. In addition, the couple plans to grow the fund to include programs that are near to their hearts. Their son, who struggles

with Asperger’s, inspired them as he broke through barriers with the help of great teachers and organizations that understood the need for different teaching techniques based on an individual child’s needs. In the future, they would like to include funding for programs for children with similar special needs. Today, their son has found his place, his own passion for life and is living and working on his own.

The Doziers and their fund are proof of what investment in community means and can be. They are proof

that humble beginnings can build larger-than-life generosity. They have a vision for their city that is bigger than they are, bigger than circumstance. And that’s no small thing.

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F u n d Ty p e s Administrative Fund Endow your partnership with the Foundation by creating an administrative fund that will support the work of the Foundation forever.

Impact Fund You may contribute to the collective giving effort of the Impact Fund, joining with other donors to achieve the greatest possible impact or you can establish your own Impact Fund. These gifts allow the Foundation to invest in the most effective organizations in a specific impact area selected each year.

Field-of-Interest Fund You can select one of the Foundation’s interest areas—Arts & Culture, Economic & Workforce Development, Education, Environmental & Historic Preservation, Health or Human Services. Through the competitive grant program, the Foundation awards grants to effective organizations and programs in your selected field.

Donor-Advised Fund This option is ideal for those who wish to play an active role in supporting multiple organizations and programs throughout the year. Our staff can help identify organizations and programs, ensure their charitable status, and provide grantmaking and administrative support.

Now & Forever Fund For those who want to see their philanthropic dollars make both an immediate and a perpetual impact, this is the perfect vehicle. Half of the annual contributions are available to fund grants each year, the other half are added to the forever fund.

Student Aid Fund Assist students pursuing their education through scholarship or financial aid awards. You suggest eligibility criteria based on high school, college, merit, need, field of study, or other interests.

Donor-Designated Fund; Organization Fund Grants from these funds provide a reliable annual income stream to one or more of your favorite organizations, forever.

Collaborative Fund A group contributes to a single fund focused on a shared cause, with grants recommended by a representative advisory committee.

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June S chutz be r ge r E ndow m e nt Fund June Schutzberger was a teacher, not only by trade but by nature. And her legacy proves that for June, teaching others to give was a way of life – and beyond. June died Jan. 24, 2014, leaving behind waves of generosity that will continue to spread throughout our community, forever.

June shrugged off those who told her she “couldn’t” do something. A lifelong heart problem prevented her from achieving her goal of joining the U.S. Army – for a time. In the end, June got her wish and served along with America’s bravest during World War II. She later became a teacher and helped scores of people throughout her career, including helping to establish New Mexico’s first gifted program for students.

The Foundation is honored that June chose us to be a part of her legacy. We know that her life of generosity will continue to benefit our community for generations to come.

One of the nonprofits June elected to support, Doctors Without Borders, is pictured here.

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meets the needs of medically fragile and profoundly disabled children and young adults. Sixteen children live there full-time, receiving occupational therapy,

physical therapy, specialized language therapy, as well as spiritual guidance and life skills. Although each have an extreme level of disability and need total daily

care, their quality of life is paramount and each is able to communicate in their

own way. With “hand on hand” assistance, students participate in “Art from the Heart” as shown here.

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S o c i e t y

The Ray Zimmer Heritage Society, named in honor of one of our founders and first board president, is designed for the future of our city.

It is Albuquerque, both present and not yet. The Society recognizes donors whose far-sighted generosity will benefit future generations through deferred gifts and estate plans. These individuals have made a commitment to the future of our community by naming the Albuquerque Community Foundation in their wills, qualified retirement plans, life insurance policies, trusts or other instruments.

We appreciate our Society members’ generosity and thoughtfulness in creatively caring about the future of this city.

When Heritage Society donors create a gift of this kind, they are doing so because they believe in Albuquerque and in the power of its people. The Society is our simple way of acknowledging future benevolence. We also appreciate the gifts of those who wish to remain anonymous.

John & Kim Ackerman JoAnne Albrecht Rex & Barbara Allender Shelly & Rick Andes • Josephine Atkins C. David Bedford Perry & Beverly Bendicksen Nancy M. Berg Dale & Fran Berglund • Ralph Berkowitz • Don Blaugrund Claudia Bloom-Darby Jim & Diane Bonnell • Robert C. Boule Mrs. Joan Bowen Susanne B. Brown • Roy Lee Cain • Gwen Cameron Don & Mina Carnicom • Peggy Cavett-Walden • Gordon Church • Jack Clem • Robert & Barbara Clemmensen • Walter & Shelley Cohen • Minnie Condey Gooch Hall • David Cooper Kelli & Kevin Cooper Mr. & Mrs. Joe Cotruzzola Warren B. & Dr. Sue Forster-Cox • Frances Joy Dazzo • Henry C. & Sarah B. Dennis • Sally Denzer • William & Lillian Dolde Gale Williams Doyel & Gary K. Moore Bill & Suzanne Ebel Lauri Ebel • Dr. Sterling & Ann Edwards Linda & Richard Eitzen David & Shirley Emin Ian Esquibel Nada Fahnestock • Goldina Moise Fine Howard & Debra Friedman Nancy Furbush Richard E. Gault Mrs. Mildred Gauntt Hall Sarah M. Geiger Gary & Terri Giron-Gordon

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Don & Diane Goldfarb Jeanne Grealish Mrs. Ginger Grossetete Howard W. Henry Kreg Hill • Daniel & Marian Frances Smith Hooks • Mrs. Keziah S. Hoyt • Mrs. Molly Huber Mrs. Alice P. Irvin • Robert W. Kaufman Walter & Allene Kleweno • Leona Kohlhaas • Edith & Kurt Kubie • John F. & Mae Lark • Anne B. Little Robert Loughridge Dr. Gloria Mallory William F. Mann Jean M. Marshall • John & Marie Marshall • Margaret & Beresford Menagh • Maynard Miller Gary & Ellie Miller Marion Lee Miller Steven K. & Beth M. Moise Drs. Frank & Dianna Montoya Mrs. Mary W. Nuñez Kathy Oakley & Doug Edgar David Oberg • George Clayton Pearl Laree E. Perez Mrs. Mary Poole Mrs. Nancy Anderson Roberts JoAnn & Steve Ruppert • Betty Virginia Rynd • Jane P. Sandoval • June D. Schutzberger T.J. & Mary Ray Sivley Myrna Smyer & Carlton Canady • Carl F. Scott Bill & Patty Snead Robert J. Stamm Andrea Sterling Sally Storrs Mrs. Marilyn Strauss Drs. David & Cynthia Stuart • Shirley Sussman Spiewak • Rev. A.W. Tarbell

Jim Templeton • Frederick D. & Jeanne M. Trauger Valerie Trujillo Karin Urban • Mrs. Mary S. Utsinger Mrs. Betty Vortman Jane & Paul Vosburgh • Nellita Walker • Lucy Ann Warner • Nathan Wineberg • Clifton Elbert “Woody” & Dixie Woodcock Ray & Barbara Zimmer Anonymous (9) • Remembered

In memor y of a friend, Bob Stamm

In April of 1984, Bob Stamm wrote a letter to the Foundation accepting his election to the Board of Trustees. He wrote, “the Foundation’s concept appealed to me the first time I knew of it and I am most pleased to become a Trustee. Albuquerque will certainly benefit from the Foundation in many ways and I can assure you I will do my best to help it…Albuquerque is indebted to those of you who started this Foundation. I am most pleased to be a part of it”.

Over the 30 years of Bob’s commitment to the Foundation, he lived up to every word.

S cholar ships & F inancial A id Funds • Cr ea ting O ppor tunities for the Futur e Perhaps no one exemplifies our city’s potential and present achievements more than do Albuquerque students. Scholarship and financial aid donors give because they believe in the power of education to transform lives. They see a city and its students, both brimming with possibility. They give to honor the memory of a loved one or to promote a particular field of study, a career or an attribute that has a special meaning to them. When you create a scholarship or financial aid fund at the Foundation, you create an opportunity to improve a student’s life and also the lives of their family members for generations to come.

Scholarship and financial aid donors value their roles in providing education and career development opportunities for graduating high school students, those already attending college and students returning to college after many years for a career change.

The Foundation offers flexible options for establishing a scholarship or financial aid fund based on your desired level of involvement.

You are Albuquerque, and we can help you build a fund to ensure your community’s educational success.

During 2014, $141,789 was awarded to new and renewing students.

Scholarship Funds Established in 2014 Sarah K. Caplan Scholarship Fund Anonymous

Funds contributing to the 2014 student aid awards: American Advertising Federation-NM Scholarship For students who plan to enter the advertising profession in New Mexico.

The scholarship is intended to provide monetary support for students in their junior or senior year of college Andrew Piech Memorial Scholarship To support students pursuing an education and a career in the automotive and/or related technical vocational fields

New Mexico Manufactured Housing Association Scholarship Program To provide scholarship awards to New Mexico high school graduates residing in manufactured homes

Barnes W. Rose, Jr. & Eva Rose Nichol Scholarship Program For Albuquerque High School graduates pursuing a degree in science, technology, engineering or mathematics

Notah Begay III Scholarship Program For Native American high school graduates demonstrating strong academic achievement and participation in any varsity-level team sport

Bryan Cline Memorial Soccer Scholarship Program To recognize Eldorado High School graduating senior varsity soccer players

Robby Baker Memorial Scholarship For a La Cueva High School senior who has a language or reading/learning disability

Carl F. Scott Scholarship Fund for Tucumcari Lodge No. 27 AF&AM - Quay County For Quay County residents working toward a 2- or 4-year undergraduate degree or a masters or doctoral degree

Sussman-Miller Educational Assistance Award Program To provide financial assistance to address the ‘gap’ in financial aid packages for both students graduating from high school and those continuing their education

David R. Woodling Memorial Scholarship To support students in pursuit of a certificate or degree in Metals Technology

Woodcock Family Education Scholarship Program To provide scholarships to support students of exceptional promise in attending a college or university in pursuit of a STEM-related degree

Trythall Family Scholarships for Excellence in Continuing Education For individuals who are employed a minimum of 20 hours per week while attending college

Youth in Foster Care Scholarship Program For young adults who have been in foster care in the New Mexico to continue their education at a post-secondary school and develop a marketable skill

James Ledwith Memorial Scholarship To recognize a student pursuing his or her “life dream” in spite of facing extraordinary life challenges Kiwanis Club of Albuquerque Scholarship Program For graduating seniors with strong community service experience and strong academic records

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Manuel Lujan Excellence in Education Scholarship For students from 24 designated high schools to attend a New Mexico 4-year college/university

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Students who received aid from the Foundation in 2014:

Kenyon Aguilar Viridiana Anaya Omar Arballo Adam Azar Alyssa Baca Sara Ballard Martha Baltazar Amelia Barrios Blayne Beglau Ryan Berryman Carrie Bomar Kathryn Bowen Patrick Burkhard LaShawna Byrd Corey Carabajal Alexis Carey Timothy Carlton-McQueen Barret Carr Julianita Casaus Arthur Chacon Brianna Chavez Robert Chen Alexis Cornidez Melanie Cosper Nathan Cowan Trystyn Crenshaw David Danielson Julia DeBlassie Alexia DeLara Desiree Desvigne Patrick Dolce Brittany Drake James Egerton Mina Faltas Cassandra Flores Shelby Flores-Thorpe Abou-Nica Fomukong Nathaniel Freeman Valerie Gallegos Denise Garcia Grisell Garcia Mariah Garcia Raymond Gatti Larisa Gearhart Shelbee Geyer Carlos Gonzalez Monique Grillo John Guetersloh Jennifer Gutierrez Mary Lee Gutierrez Eric Haocheng Li Leighanne Herrera Aubrey Herring Heather Higgins

Cristian Hinojosa Leonard Horan III Keresa Howard Sarah Hyde Bryan Jaramillo Chloe Jarvies Justin Jones Nathan Jopek Dylan Larson Brenden Lee Sophia Li Kimberly Lopez Kelly Lucero Angelo Lujan Dominique Lujan Marie Madrid-Madrid Janette Mares Mark Marquez Anthony Marquz-Ornelas Kallye Martin Jacqueline Martinez Carlos Martinez-Hernandez Maria Mateo Marley Max Heidi J. McEwen Karen Medina Vazquez Miranda Millar Masood Mirza Corina Montiel-Marquez Shelby Montoya Blake Moon Michael Mooney Jenna Morris Diana Muniz Anais Munoz Muhammad Musleh Awa Ndiaye Cailee Nelson Conner O'Hea Brandy Olivas Nuria Ortiz Danielle Pena Katia Perez-Fuentes Keannette Perkins Kennetha Perkins Joshua Peshlakai Elizabeth Pflieger NamTran Pham Zachary Potts Leslie Rascon Chadwick Reinicke Gabriel Reyes Christopher Roberts Luna Rodriquez

Tristan Romero Eric Saavedra Emma Sabik Erica Sanchez Maureen Sandoval Luis Santiago Kevin Schumaker Sarah Scott Joselyn Sepulveda Ariana Shams Alistair Shaw Henry Sime Luke Smith Barbara Snare Tara Soland Mary Spanjers Alexander Steiniger Noah Stern Jordan Tapia Megan Tetreault Alexis Tiefa Brittany Trejo Lluvia Trevizo Sonia Trillo Lucie Truelock Rayauna Urban Brea Valentine Fred Vigil Briana Villegas Kristin Wade Autumn Warrior Jalisa Whitehorse Madeline Wiegel Kenneth Williams Jr. Christianna Wilson Patrick Wood Donzlynn Worthington Edward Wyckoff Brian Wyss Kevin Wyss Vladyslava Yaremenko Aeren Young Silowen Zeir

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Pam e la B. G or don S cholarship for Medical S tudents

Brian Lopez received the Pamela B. Gordon Scholarship for Medical Students and will graduate from the UNM School of Medicine. Brian

was raised in Tucumcari, New Mexico and moved to Albuquerque in 2007 to attend the University of New Mexico BA/MD program.

After residency in Missoula, Montana, Brian and his wife Cassie,

(also a doctor) intend to practice rural family medicine in eastern New Mexico.

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philanthropy

The Foundation has been entrusted to help organizations continue to achieve their goals and meet needs of our community. Albuquerque is fortunate to be served by so many generous nonprofits and philanthropists who are invested in improving our city and preserving it for future generations. Organization Endowment Funds (established by an organization) and donor-designated Endowment Funds (established by an individual for an organization) serve nonprofit organizations. Many of these organizations depend upon the annual distributions from their endowment(s) to help them meet the needs of our community. Other organizations choose to reinvest their annual distribution into their fund for faster growth.

The Foundation considers effective management of organization endowment funds an important contribution to maintaining the strength of our community’s nonprofit organizations. It is a privilege to help ensure that Albuquerque remains a city of generous visionaries.

The following have entrusted their endowment(s) to us. Fund names are listed in bold type. Donors to the fund are listed in light type.

Philanthropy Central Endowment Funds established in 2014

• Indicates organization elected to take the available distribution as a grant. Total distributed was $579,224.

This symbol o indicates contributors to the fund.

Joseph Saavedra's Pennies for the Homeless o Dr. & Mrs. Dale Alverson o Charlie Cochran Senior Citizens Law Office Fund o Senior Citizens Law Office Sally Denzer Endowed Fund for Watermelon Mountain Ranch o Estate of Sally Denzer United Way of Central New Mexico Endowment Funds: Joseph E. & Virginia Lee Wright Memorial Fund o Mr. & Mrs. Keith Coleman Talbot Women's Fund o Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Talbot

Donor -Designa ted Beneficiar y Funds, Established prior to 2014 • Agnes Faggart Bussiere Memorial Fund for Menaul School, 2007

Ann Simms Clark Fund for Planned Parenthood, 2005

• Constance Zandstra Fund for MANA de Albuquerque, 1998

Albert W. Tarbell Fund for the Episcopal Cathedral of St. John, 2013

• Anne B. Little Fund for the Botanic Garden at New Mexico BioPark, 2003

Cottonwood Classical Preparatory School, 2008

• Albuquerque New Car & Truck Dealers Fund for Crime Stoppers, 1985

• Boys & Girls Clubs of Central New Mexico Fund, 1995

• Dean & Alice Irvin Fund for the UNM Cancer Center, 1986 o Mrs. Alice Irvin

• Alfred A. Abbott Charitable for ARCA, Inc., 2006

• Carl F. Scott Scholarship Fund for New Mexico Military Institute, 2005

Alfred A. Abbott Charitable Fund for the Good Shepherd Center for the Homeless, 2007

• Constance Zandstra Fund for Good Shepherd Center, 1998

• Dismas House at St. Martin's Fund, 2003

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Donor -Designa ted Beneficiar y Funds, Established prior to 2014 Dr. Jane Ann Blumenfeld Fund for the Southwest Branch of the International Dyslexia Association, 2004 Eric Youngberg Memorial Fund for A Child's Garden, 2013 Frank Csepregi & Alice Marosi Csepregi, 2007 Futures for Children Fund, 1984 Heights Healthcare Foundation Fund for Osteopathic Education, 1984 • Ida May Cowan Fund for the Homeless at Little Brothers of the Good Shepherd, 1992 • Jeanne M. & Fred Trauger Genealogical Society Fund, 1991 • Jeanne M. & Fred Trauger New Mexico Geological Society, 1991 Janet Youngberg Fund for Roadrunner Food Bank Food for Kids Program, 2013 Karen Ortiz Fund for the Therapeutic Horseback Riding Program at Challenge New Mexico, 2004 KNME New Mexico PBS Great Southwestern Arts & Education Fund, 2013 o Walter T. Anderson o Antique Indian Art Gallery o Darryl Atchison o Mr. & Mrs. Henry W. Avery o Kelley Avery o Bryce & Elaine Bannatyne o Kathy Barkley o Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Bartlett o Carolyn Blackburn o Mark A. Blackburn o Blackman Cruz o Bob Breen o Julee Brooke o Andrew Brown o Suzanne J. Chartrand o Leslie Clark o Gertrude Clawson o Jack N. Clift o Diana L. Coles o Ronald M. Costell, M.D. o Steven K. Curtis o Curtright & Son, Inc. o Donna Damon o Tom Delach o B.C. Dentan o American Indian Art o Merrill B. Domas o Kevin Downs o Curtiss L. Eckhardt o El Potrero Trading Post o Mary Emmerling o Arthur Erickson o Michael J. Ettema o Nancy B. Fawcett o Mr. & Mrs. John T. Feldman o Gary & Patricia Ferguson o Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Finger o Leslie Flynt o Mark Foeshe

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o Four Winds Gallery o Fred Cesana LLC o Friedman Gallery, Inc. o Galen Lowe Art & Antiques o Sara J. Garmon o Madeleine Gearig o Pamela E. George o Susan B. Golden o Jane Grant o Paul E. Gray o Great Western Antique Show o Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Hannaher o Mr. Marc R. Hapke o Paul Harbaugh o Callahan & Blaine o Scott A. Heffley o Alice Helsteom o Diane G. Hill & Karen L. Huff o House of Ancestors Antiques o Cynthia Hoyt o Robert L. Hull & Myra Barker Hull o Wray Humphrey o Indian Summer o Mr. & Mrs. David Irving o Peter Johnson o Kania-Ferrin Gallery o Spider Kedelsky o James P. Kemp o Khyber Pass Company o Kimosabe o Mr. & Mrs. Timothy King o Frank Kinsel o La Boheme o Jason Lenox o Rue Michelle Interior Design o Blake Lewis o Donna & Paul Ley o Joe Loux o Mr. & Mrs. Rex A. Lucke o Blink Antiques o Neil MacDonald o Carol Ann Mackay o Ranee L. Malanga o Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Maras o Karen Marchand o Joseph W. Marchiani o Judith Margolis o Ellen Marshall o Martha Hopkins Struever LLC o Peggy & Jerry Martin o Christine Mather o Christine Mayrina o Macon McCrossen o Lew Meekins o R.E. & C.D. Merrill o Robert D. Morris o Native Jackets, Etc. o Mr. Gregory W. Nelson o Arthur & Patty Newman o Donna J. Norman o Linda O'Leary o Ramon Osuna o Michael Ouellette o Whitney Overocker o James W. Owens o Ilona Pachler o John F. Parks o Charles H. Patterson o Sandra R. Pemberton o Emilee Peters o Pamela Peters o Peyote Bird Designs

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o Kim Pipes o John C. Pullin o R.G. Munn Auction LLC o The Rainbow Man, Inc. o Ranchfolks Navajo Rug Co. o Rituals, Inc. o Rita Robbins o John Ruddy o Karen Long & Dr. Rolando Santos o Juanita Sue Sauer o Mary Schmitt o Jules Peter Segall o Shiprock Gallery of Santa Fe o Barbara B. Sill o Robert S. Smith o Rosemary T. Snider o Sparrow Antiques LLC o The Standard Art & Antiques Co. o Jeremy Steenblik o Steve Elmore Photography o Gerald G. Stiebel o Nicholas Stoetzer o Stevens Fine Art LLC o Sundancer Buyers Group o Travis Mac Swain o Jo Taulbee o Henry A. Thiessen o Toby Herbst Antiques o Treasures Within o Darlene Tyra o Mexicana Nirvana o Mary Lou Walbergh o Bettie Ward o Robert Watts o Leonard A. Weakley Jr. o Joan E. Wenger o Territorial Designs, Inc. o William R. Talbot Fine Art o Bradley K. Windell o Madeleine Wright PhD o Tambaran Art Inc. o Nancy Zelenack KNME-TV Fund, 1987 Kubie Family Fund for B'nai Israel, 2005 Kurt & Edith Kubie Family for Planned Parenthood, 2007 Lordic Fund for Futures for Children, 1984 Betty & Luke Vortman Fund for Planned Parenthood, 2013 o Robert P.Anderson & Susan Nelson Anderson María Griego-Raby Fund for San Felipe de Neri Church Capital Projects, 2003 • Moise Memorial Library Fund, 2005 Nellita E. Walker Fund for KNME-TV, 1999 • New Mexico Museum of Natural History Foundation Fund, 1986 New Mexico Voices for Children Future Fund, 2002 • Ralph Berkowitz Fund for Albuquerque Youth Symphony, 2011

Donor -Designa ted Beneficiar y Funds, Established prior to 2014 Rex Ward 611 Lineman Apprentice Scholarship at SW Line Constructors, 2012 • Reyer Fund in Support of Tribal Community Development, 1986 • Roadrunner Food Bank Fund, 1984 o Robert B. & Susan Nelson Anderson • Robert & Barbara Clemmensen Fund for Animal Humane, 2009 • Robert & Barbara Clemmensen Fund for Crime Stoppers, 2009 • Robert & Barbara Clemmensen Fund for Little Brothers of the Good Shepherd, 2009 • Robert & Barbara Clemmensen Fund for People Living Through Cancer, 2009

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Sunset Mesa Teacher Fund Corp. Fund, 2006 o Robert Koudelka o Heather Kraemer o Sally Liang o Mr. & Mrs. John Steenson

• Wilhelmina Neat Coe, Peace Foundation '57 Fund for Christina Kent Day Nursery, 1996

• Walter E. & Shelley Cohen Fund for Animal Humane Association of New Mexico, 2013

• Wilhelmina Neat Coe, Peace Foundation '57 Fund for Habitat for Humanity, 1997

• Walter E. & Shelley Cohen Fund for Congregation B'Nai Israel Fund, 2013

• Wilhelmina Neat Coe, Peace Foundation '57 Fund for Health Care for the Homeless, 1998

• Walter E. & Shelley Cohen Fund for United Way of Central New Mexico, 2013 • Wilhelmina Neat Coe, Peace Foundation '57 Fund for Catholic Charities of New Mexico, 1996

• Wilhelmina Neat Coe, Peace Foundation '57 Fund for Friends in Time, 1997

• Wilhelmina Neat Coe, Peace Foundation '57 Fund for MANA de Albuquerque, 1997 • Wilhelmina Neat Coe, Peace Foundation '57 Fund for New Mexico Conference of Churches, 1999

Philanthropy Central Endowment Funds established prior to 2014 A Child's Garden Fund, 1989

Children's Cancer Fund of New Mexico, 2008

Greater Albuquerque Housing Partnership, 2008

• Children's Grief Center Fund, 2009

Guadalupe County Hospital Fund, 1998

• Cibola County Education Foundation Fund, 2005

Heading Home Fund, 2012 o Diana Kelleher

• Congregation Albert Fund, 1994

Junior League of Albuquerque Administrative Fund, 1999

• Adelante Development Center Fund, 1996 • Albuquerque Boy Choir Fund, 2010 • Albuquerque Chapter of the Military Officers Association, 2012 • Albuquerque Crime Stoppers, Inc. Fund, 2007 • Albuquerque Genealogical Society Fund, 2005 • Albuquerque High School Alumni Association Fund, 2004 Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce Fund, 2011 o Mr. & Mrs. Ernie C’deBaca o Jerry Schalow Albuquerque Little Theatre Fund, 2008 • Albuquerque Rose Society Fund, 2007 • All Faiths Fund, 2002 Amy Biehl High School, 2013 • Animal Humane New Mexico, 2008 • Animal Protection of New Mexico Fund, 1996 Arc of New Mexico Fund, 1983 • ARCA Fund, 2001 • Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central New Mexico Fund, 1987 • B'nai Israel Fund, 1990 Carrie Tingley Hospital Foundation Fund, 2012 Casa Angelica Fund, 1997 Casa Esperanza Fund, 2007 • Chamber Music Albuquerque Fund, 2004

Corrales Future Fund, 2009 o J William Vega o Mr. & Mrs. Stan Betzer o Dallas Renner o M. & Mrs. Gary Miller o Robert B. & Susan Nelson Anderson

• Leadership New Mexico Fund, 2009 Manzano Day School Fund, 1985 Manzano Day School Kathy Rimsha Fund, 2007

• Dale E. Kempter Legacy Fund for the Albuquerque Youth Symphony, 1996 o Bill C. Rothanbargar

• Manzano Day School Simms WINGS Fund, 2004

• de Profundis Organization Fund, 2007

• Manzano Day School Peterson Learning Center Fund, 2004

Dual Language Education New Mexico, 2012 Easter Seals New Mexico Fund, 1987 Explora Science Center & Children's Museum of Albuquerque Fund, 2002 o Jane Flax Filipino American Foundation of New Mexico Fund, 2003

• Manzano Day School Stewart Family Wings Fund, 2007 • Manzano Day School Wings 5 Fund, 2012 • Manzano Day School Wings 6 Fund, 2012 • Manzano Day School Wings of Brotherhood Fund, 2009

• Friends of Music Fund, 1998

• Manzano Day School Wings of Friendship Fund, 2006

Friends of the Rio Grande Nature Center Fund, 2000 o Walter & Allene Kleweno, in honor of Les Hawkins

Meals on Wheels of Albuquerque Fund, 2009

Ginger Grossetete Fund for Silver Horizons, 1984 o Mrs. Ginger Grossetete in memory of Bob Stamm • Gloria Griffin Mallory Fund for Teacher Development, 2006 • Gorham Fund for Scouting, 2013 o Clovis Martin & Edward Jordan, Morgan Stanley Wealth Management

• Menaul School Fund, 2007 o Dr. Gloria & Mr. Robert Mallory NDI New Mexico Fund, 2012 o María Griego-Raby & Randy Royster New Mexico Academy of Science Fund, 2007

• Great Southwest Council, Boy Scouts of America, 2011

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Organization Funds established prior to 2014 New Mexico Art League Fund, 1992 • New Mexico BioPark Society Fund, 1987 New Mexico BioPark Society Fund for the Aquarium & Botanic Garden, 1988

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• M.J. Hicks Fund for Self-Sufficiency for Women, 2012 o Mary Jane Hicks, PhD • The Community Fund established by J. Alan Hunton, 2007

New Mexico Coalition for Literacy Fund, 1988 o Elena Velkov

Thomas J. Horan & Mary Ann CampbellHoran Fund, 2007

New Mexico Engineering Foundation Fund, 2005

Virginia Nelson Mayo Memorial Fund, 2013 o Mr. & Mrs. John Cochran

New Mexico Veterans' Memorial Foundation Fund, 2012 New Mexico Voices for Children Fund, 2007 Outpost Productions Fund, 2006 Parents Reaching Out Fund, 2008 PB&J Family Services/Angie's Legacy, 2007

VSA arts of New Mexico Fund, 1998 WESST Fund, 2013 WildEarth Guardians, 2007 YMCA Fund, 1998 YWCA of the Middle Rio Grande Fund, 2000

• People Living Through Cancer Fund, 1998 • Presbyterian Ear Institute Fund, 2011 • Samaritan Counseling Center Fund, 2003 Special Olympics of New Mexico Fund, 2001 St. Joseph Community Health Early Childhood Development Fund, 1997 St. Mark's in the Valley Day School Fund, 1986 • St. Martin's Hospitality Center Fund, 2008 • Think New Mexico Fund, 2004 United Way of Central New Mexico Funds: • 10th Anniversary Women in Philanthropy Council, 2012 o Dr. & Mrs. Michael Nelson o Janice Lucero, MVD Express o David Montgomery & Yashoda Naidoo o Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Talbot • Community Fund in Honor of Jack & Frances Holmes, 1993 H. Patrick & Debra Jo Dee Alexis de Tocqueville Legacy Society, 2007 o Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Dee Herman & Marina Mauney Fund, 2007 o Herman Mauney Jennie & Shirley Wells Fund, 2013 o Clint Wells • John Merson Community Fund in Honor of Jack & Frances Holmes, 2009 o Mr. & Mrs. John Merson Kirk & Debra Benton Community Fund in Honor of Jack & Frances Holmes, 2008 • Larry & Sheriece Strickland Fund, 2010 o Larry & Sheriece Strickland

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“ . . . We l l ! We l l ! We l l ! . . . T h i s i s

wonderful.

No one told me it was like this! …

It is not a country of

LIGHT

on things.

It is a country of

THINGS in light.”

– Geo rgia O’ K e e f f e

Lode star Dog Ranch

is dedicated to finding homes for abandoned and surrendered Labradors. Working with shelters throughout New Mexico, foster homes are found for Labs until a “forever home” can be found. Lodestar collaborates with Freedom Service Dogs to train dogs for individuals with autism, traumatic brain injury, cerebral palsy and PTSD.

F u t u r e

F u n d

future

This is Albuquerque: a city of potential. Nowhere do we see that as clearly as when we work with the donors of our Future Fund, a group of generous young people who are committed to making a lasting impact on their city through philanthropy.

Sixteen years ago, the Foundation established the Future Fund, composed of young people and their peers who have a desire to improve their community through philanthropy. At its inception, the fund consisted of 12 couples. Today, it includes more than 200 members with an endowment of almost a half million dollars. These individuals are examples of the future of philanthropy in New Mexico, as well as of the spirit of generosity that is alive among today’s young people.

They each have their own reasons for participating. For some, it is because they want to end hunger in their community, while others are motivated by economic development and creating new opportunities for other young people. This is their Albuquerque as much as it is any of ours.

2014

Gr ants

Albuquerque Meals on Wheels

$3,810 for the Medical Meal Program for seniors for lowincome seniors with medical issues New Mexico Child Advocacy Networks

$12,500 to provide assistance and mentorship for youth aging out of foster care

Mad Men Party

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F u t u r e

F u n d

Shalini & Abinash* Achrekar Jerry & Nicole Adams Dara Ambriz MaDonna Analla Paul Arellano & Cindy Chavez Tania Armenta Jill Atkins Rebecca & Jorge Avitia Meredith Baker Bobbie Batley & Billy Stevens Jesse Benoit Chris & Danelle* Brennan Jessica Bridwell Vincent Brothers Sandy Buffett Jayne & Chris Buttner Joshua & Jessica Carothers Cathy* & Brendan Cavanaugh Kimber Chrissos Corey Cooper Darren Cordova & Carla Roybal Alex Curtas & Julia Mandeville Nick and Kelsey Denissen Tam Doan & Brian Naughton Majdah al-Quhtani & Diallo Dphrepaulezz Keith & Lindsay Drennan John DuBois Claire Dudley Chavez* & Michael Chavez Eloy H. Duran Jr. Mandy Edwards Megan Edwards Ian and Katie* Esquibel Teala & Michael Farrington Karen & Alex Flores Jennifer & Glenn Foster Colleen & Adam Frangos Jesse D. Gallegos Greg Gambill Kristin Garcia & Brian Ferguson Manuel Garcia & Larry Perez Matthew Garcia Colby and Ashley Geer Matthew & Marianna Geter Julia Gilroy & Nick Merski Dustin Berg Gabriela Gómez James Gonzales Mario & Michelle Gonzalez Lisa & Ryan Goodman Joey Gorvetzian Billy Gupton* Renee* & Brad Gwyther Josh Hale Gidget & Chris Hall Martha Hargrove Amanda Harper & Brian Cone Rebecca & Jason Harrington Brian Haverly & Marguerite Haverly

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M e m b e r s

Lisa Henson Jeff Hoehn Randi Hoffman Torri & Jesse Jacobus AnnMarie Jaramillo & Michael Otero Christopher Jaramillo & Alexandra Martinez Rachel & Andrew Johannsen Jacqlyn & Jeff Johns Webb Johnson Brad & Lisa Justice Dan Kammler & Vivian Guzman Hannah A. Kastenbaum Steve & Dawn Kettler Cristin & John Kiburz Aaron Kraft David C. Kramer John Kynor, Q Realty Seema Katiyar LaGree & Brooks LaGree Suzanne & Eric Lawson Andrés Lazo Greg Levenson Joe LiRosi Antonio & Elizabeth Lopez Dawn & Peter Lorenz Daniel Michael Lovato Christina M. Lujan Rebecca Lujan* Bethany Luke Serena Lyons Marisa D. Magallanez Patrick Martinez Ramona J. Martinez* Stephen Martinez Jill & Kevin McCarthy Erin McDermott & Garrett Fehner Jenny & Brian McMath David Mendes & Vibhati Kulkarny Rudy Menjivar & Jen Choi Katixa Mercier & William Cookson Wendy & Allen Miner Brian & Lauren Moore Erin Muffoletto Alice & Jeff Myers Rick & Windsor Naething Denise Nava Jeremy & Danielle Nelson Sarah Newman David "Ben" Nolte Melissa Nuñez Maureen O'Leary* & Mike Buck Jillian Oaks Katie Ogawa Mitch Olson Lauren & Santosh Oommen Kenneth C. Owens Eduardo Alas & Chamiza Pacheco de Alas Larry Perez & Manuel Garcia

Grant Recipients Report to members

April S. Perkins Aldis Philipbar C. Suki Pierce Colin Pryor & Meghan McCabe Cassandra Reckaway & Leroy Garley Jr. Derek & Sarah Riewe Eric Rivera Heather Roach KC Roehl Taylor* & Christine Roehl Kendall Rogers & Shilpa Reddy Lucas Romero Ingrid L. Roosild Kristin Rortvedt Christie Ross & Matt Stratton Jaymie Roybal Jonathan E. Saint Cyr & Jessica Williams Jeanette Salazar Anna & Gabriel Sanchez Roby Schapira Bethanne Schiffer Justin & Jen Schroer Eric & Cynthia Schultz Ben Sherman Pooja Singh & Maurizio Leo Chris Smith & Allison Hendricks Smith Amy Sorensen Ezra & Sherry Spitzer Sam Stribling Karie Taylor Kellie & Charlie Tomlin Sonya B. Torrez Sara Traub Krishna & Sangeetha Tripuraneni Rachel Trojahn Daniel O. Trujillo Gabrielle & Alex Uballez Kim & Cory Underwood Lori Anne & Ron Vanaman Douglas R. VanBenthuysen John Varoz* Jack Vigil & Brianne Hutson* Cindy & Jose* Viramontes Mike & Lisa Walter Shawn & Danielle Weed Clint Wells Jennifer Whittemore Skyler* & Brittany Wildenstein Andrew & Justine Williams Chevaun Williams & Sarah Stryhanyn Jessica Woods Danila & Matt Zidovsky *Board Member

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G r a n t

Results

P r o g r a m

results

The Foundation’s grantmaking allows people and organizations to fulfill their visions for Albuquerque’s future, as well as their role in it. We invest in the ideas, passion and expertise of hundreds of nonprofits, supporting an array of programs as diverse as the people of this city. Grants are driven by results that will bring lasting benefits to our community. They are an excellent way for the Foundation and its many donors and stakeholders to make an impression on Albuquerque, a city marked by creative generosity.

Competitive Grants Program grants are distributed through a competitive process across six specific fields-of-interest: Arts & Culture, Economic & Workforce Development, Education, Environmental & Historic Preservation, Health and Human Services.

Through grants to nonprofit organizations from endowment funds established specifically to accommodate the community’s changing needs, the Foundation supports projects that are innovative, meet the needs of underserved segments of the community, encourage matching funds, promote cooperation among agencies, empower the disadvantaged and disabled and improve the effectiveness of local charitable organizations. The Foundation is privileged to support nonprofits in their efforts to imagine great things for their community.

The Foundation’s program staff and volunteer advisory review committees conduct thorough reviews of the grant applicants’ proposals.

See page 42 for a list of this year’s advisory review committee participants.

Donor -Advised & Donor -Designated Grants More than 80% of grants made each year are from funds restricted by donors. Donor-advised fund holders may make recommendations to the Foundation’s Board of Trustees throughout the year to award specific grants to nonprofit organizations. Foundation staff members review recommendations to verify that organizations are qualified nonprofit groups. In light of the number of unfunded competitive grants every year, the Foundation encourages those with donor-advised funds to respond to grant proposals submitted for the Competitive Grant Program. Donors with donor-designated funds may choose a specific cause or organization. Some donordesignated funds have separate guidelines and committees.

H u g h B . a n d H e l e n K . Wo o d w a r d F u n d o f t h e S a n d i a Fo u n d a t i o n The Woodwards established the Sandia Foundation in 1948, to benefit Dickinson College, The University of New Mexico and Albuquerque charities. The Foundation administers a competitive grant process for the Albuquerque charities funded by the Sandia Foundation. Following each grant is an explanation of the fund type from which the grant was awarded. In each case of a grant from a competitive program, a short description of the project is included.

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through grants for after-school programs, visual arts programs, theater performances and projects at our community’s major museums, Foundation donors provide financial support to the cultural life of our community.

Creativity abounds with artists, musicians and both professional and volunteer actors .

Arts in Education Albuquerque Youth Symphony Program $ 7,700 (AC F ) financial aid program for beginning string players and middle students in the Prelude Program $40,000 (AC F M u s i c P ro g r a m ) to assist with professional instructional faculty, the Private Lesson Program and the Chamber Ensemble Program $300 from a donor-directed fund

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Art in the School, Inc. $7,793 (AC F ) after school elementary art program and a professional development workshop for certified teachers East San Jose Elementary School/APS Education Foundation $7,189 (AC F a n d a d o n o r- d i re c t e d f u n d ) for the Mariachi Program James Dick Foundation for the Performing Arts $1,421 from a donor-directed fund National Dance Institute of New Mexico $9,125 (AC F G re a t G r a n t G i v e a w a y ) $10,000 (Sa n d i a ) Dancing to Excellence Program for children and youth via in-school, advanced training, pre-professional and community dance classes and healthy lifestyle instruction

( A C F ) - A l b u q u e rq u e C o m m u n i t y F o u n d a t i on ( S A N D I A ) - S a n d i a F o u n d a t i o n , H u g h & H e l en Woodward Fund

Museums Albuquerque Museum Foundation $ 3 4 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 1 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 1 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 2 8 0 from a donor-directed fund Anderson Abruzzo International Balloon Museum Foundation $ 1 , 5 0 0 from a donor-directed fund Danforth Museum of Art $ 5 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 1 , 5 0 0 from a donor-directed fund Museum of Natural History Foundation $ 1 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund National Hispanic Cultural Center Foundation $ 2 5 0 from a donor-directed fund UNM Harwood Museum of Art (Taos) $ 1 5 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

$1,000 from a donor-directed fund $8,514 from a donor-directed fund $1,000 from a donor-directed fund $500 from a donor-directed fund $2,500 from a donor-directed fund New Mexico Jazz Workshop $7,700 (AC F ) Empowerment through music in the South Valley, a dual-component program designed to serve at-risk and incarcerated youth UNM College of Fine Arts $25,000 from a donor-directed fund VSA arts of New Mexico $250 from a donor-directed fund Working Classroom, Inc. $10,000 (Sa n d i a ) support for artistic and academic ambitions of low-income middle & high school students in this street conservatory $15,000 from a donor-directed fund

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Performing Arts Albuquerque Chamber Soloists, Inc. $5,000 from a donor-directed fund Albuquerque Philharmonic Orchestra $5,000 (ACF) for an all-volunteer musician community orchestra with live concerts

Visual Arts 516 Arts $ 2 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 5 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 5 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 4 0 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

Basement Films, Inc. $5,000 from a donor-directed fund

Harwood Art Center, Escuela del Sol Montessori $ 2 0 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

de Profundis $2,500 from a donor-directed fund

Littleglobe, Inc. $ 1 5 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

Guilds of the Santa Fe Opera $ 250 from a donor-directed fund

OFFCenter Community Arts Project $ 1 2 , 5 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

Keshet Dance Company $7,700 (ACF) Movement + Mentorship = Metamorphosis Program for incarcerated and paroling youth

UNM College of Fine Arts $ 1 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 2 0 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

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National Institute of Flamenco $1,000 from a donor-directed fund New Mexico Jazz Workshop $20,000 (ACF and a d o n o r- d i re c t e d fund) for performing and visual arts programming at Bear Canyon & Highland Senior Centers New Mexico Philharmonic, Inc. $85,745 (ACF Music P ro g r a m ) to assist in building programming and expand innovative music education programs for K-12 students $ 8,000 (Sandia) for Young Musician Initiative music education program at Dolores Gonzales & Reginald Chavez Elementary Schools $1,000 from a donor-directed fund $2,500 from a donor-directed fund $1,000 from a donor-directed fund New Mexico Symphonic Chorus $2,300 from a donor-directed fund $410 from a donor-directed fund Opera Southwest $1,000 from a donor-directed fund $35,000 from a donor-directed fund $500 from a donor-directed fund $250 from a donor-directed fund $1,000 from a donor-directed fund $1,000 from a donor-directed fund The Vortex Theatre $5,000 (ACF) collaboration with Theatre-in-theMaking, an intensive program for middle and elementary students $5,000 from a donor-directed fund

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Foundation donors support their religious institutions, sports for children and youth and organizations that assist our community members in times of disaster.

Advocacy Anti-Defamation League New Mexico $ 1 , 5 0 0 from a donor-directed fund League of Women Voters Education Fund $ 2 5 0 from a donor-directed fund New Israel Fund $ 1 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund New Mexico Foundation for Open Government $ 5 0 0 from a donor-directed fund Think New Mexico $ 2 , 5 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 5 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 5 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

Domestic Animals Animal Center, Inc. $ 5 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

Lodestar Dog Ranch, Inc. $ 1 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 1 , 5 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

Animal Humane New Mexico $ 3 , 1 0 0 ( A C F ) Senior Pet Owner Veterinary Fund allowing pets to stay with their 60+ owners

Morris Animal Foundation $ 5 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 6 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

$ 2 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 1 0 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 2 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 1 5 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 1 0 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 1 , 5 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 6 , 5 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

The Horse Shelter $ 3 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

Animal Protection of New Mexico, Inc. $ 1 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund Doberman Rescue of New Mexico, Inc. $ 2 7 5 from a donor-directed fund

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Watermelon Mountain Ranch, Inc. $ 2 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

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Sports

American General Media Foundation $150 from a donor-directed fund

Cathedral Church of St. John $ 5 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

Colorado International Soccer Academy $ 1 , 5 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

Center for Nonprofit Excellence/United Way of Central New Mexico $2,500 (ACF)

Chabad Jewish Center $ 5 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 1 , 8 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

First Serve NM, Inc. $ 2 , 5 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

Give Grande/Santa Fe Community Foundation $5,000 (ACF)

Congregation Smearith Israel $ 1 , 8 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

Share New Mexico/Santa Fe Community Foundation $10,000 (ACF)

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United Way of Central New Mexico $2,500 from a donor-directed fund $10,000 from a donor-directed fund $3,000 from a donor-directed fund $50,000 from a donor-directed fund $10,000 from a donor-directed fund $1,000 from a donor-directed fund $15,000 from a donor-directed fund

Public Safety American Red Cross $1,000 from a donor-directed fund Latir Volunteer Fire Department $4,000 from a donor-directed fund

Emmanuel Missionary Baptist Church $ 1 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

New Mexico Soccer Foundation $ 5 0 0 from a donor-directed fund Santa Fe Acquatic Club/New Mexico Community Foundation $ 2 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

Jewish Community Center $ 1 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund Little Sisters of the Poor Villa Guadalupe $ 5 0 0 from a donor-directed fund National Christian Foundation New Mexico $ 2 0 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund Sacred Heart Cathedral $ 2 , 5 0 0 from a donor-directed fund St. Bernard of Clairvanux Roman Catholic Church $ 1 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund St. Charles Catholic School $ 2 5 0 from a donor-directed fund Temple Shir Tikva $ 5 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

E D U C A T I O N life-long learning is the underlying thread of Foundation grants which provide literacy and career development for youth, English-AsA-Second Language (ESL) classes to immigrants and public television for all. Whether a small, all-volunteer organization or a major educational institution, Foundation donors have a love of all forms of education for children, youth and adults.

General Education Albuquerque Public Library Foundation $3,000 from a donor-directed fund

Friends of Public Radio $ 1 5 0 from a donor-directed fund

APS Title I, Homeless Projects/UNM Education Foundation $10,000 (ACF) Career Kids program for homeless students in five elementary schools

Gallup Public Radio $ 5 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

$10,000 (Sandia) Homeless Project Career Fair to provide means, motivation and encouragement for homeless students $2,000 from a donor-directed fund $24,400 from a donor-directed fund Armand Hammer United World College $20,000 from a donor-directed fund $2,000 from a donor-directed fund CNM Foundation $10,000 (Sandia) to assist students to succeed in their academic and career goals Explora! $8,300 (ACF) monthly science club at community sites with youth intern facilitators $10,000 (Sandia) Youth Intern Program prepares high-achieving, low-income high school students to teach elementary children $250 from a donor-directed fund

KUNM Public Radio $ 2 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

School for Advanced Research on the Human Experience $ 7 , 5 0 0 from a donor-directed fund Shri Bhuvaneshwari Mahila Ashram $ 1 6 , 5 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

L'Alliance Francaise D'Albuquerque $ 1 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund National Museum of Nuclear Science & History $ 2 0 0 from a donor-directed fund New Mexico PBS $ 3 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 1 , 5 0 0 from a donor-directed fund Reading Works, Inc. $ 8 , 4 0 0 ( A C F ) ESL instruction for 120 immigrant parents of school children Running Start for Careers/APS Education Foundation $ 5 0, 0 0 0 ( A C F ) match for AmeriCorps grant providing "success coaches" in Albuquerque high schools

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Bosque School $2,680 (ACF a n d M a g g i e ' s G i v i n g Circle) for Horizons Albuquerque, a tuition free six-week summer and year-round academic program for 50 low income public school students

Brown University $1,500 from a donor-directed fund CNM Foundation $1,700 from a donor-directed fund

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Albuquerque Academy $5,000 from a donor-directed fund $250 from a donor-directed fund

Cristo Rey High School $500 from a donor-directed fund Menaul School $10,000 (Sand i a ) financial aid program for qualified students with minimal financial resources Metrowest Jewish Day School $750 from a donor-directed fund

Sandia $6,000 $1,000 $5,000

Preparatory School from a donor-directed fund from a donor-directed fund from a donor-directed fund

Seattle University $ 5 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

UNM School of Engineering $ 1 3 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 1 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund UNM School of Law $ 2 5 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 2 , 5 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

South Valley Academy Charter School $ 1 0 , 0 0 0 ( S a n d i a ) to assist eligible students with work permits and permanent residency in the Special Immigrant Juvenile Status and Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals UNM Alumni Association $ 2 5 0 from a donor-directed fund UNM Anderson School of Management $ 5 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund UNM Foundation $ 5 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 3 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 1 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 8 6 4 from a donor-directed fund $ 1 6 , 6 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 2 , 1 5 0 from a donor-directed fund

H E A L T H New Mexicans are generous supporters of organizations who serve impoverished citizens by providing meals or food boxes which aid a basic human necessity. Additionally donor contributions assist programs to improve access to healthcare ranging from direct service dental and medical to educational opportunities.

Basic Needs Albuquerque Meals on Wheels $3,810 (ACF a n d F u t u re F u n d ) Low Income Medical Meal Program for seniors with medical issues, living in poverty

$1,000 from a donor-directed fund Assistance League of Albuquerque $10,000 (ACF) Operation School Bell, new clothing and books for children in need

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$6,000 (Sandia ) Operation School Bell for uniforms/clothing for elementary & middle school students in need $1,000 from a donor-directed fund

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$9,000 (Sandia ) to purchase essential kitchen equipment for Low Income Medical Meal Program

Farm to Table, Inc. $75,000 from a donor-directed fund $75,000 from a donor-directed fund New Mexico Appleseed $500 from a donor-directed fund Noon Day Ministries $500 from a donor-directed fund $500 from a donor-directed fund $5,000 from a donor-directed fund

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Project Share, Inc. $ 1 0 , 0 0 0 ( S a n d i a ) “No Dining Request Left Unmet” dinner program in the Southeast Heights for the homeless, working poor and those on fixed incomes Rio Grande Food Project $ 7 , 5 0 0 ( S a n d i a ) to provide one week of emergency food, once a month Roadrunner Food Bank $ 5 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 2 , 5 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 5 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 1 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 1 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 4 0 0 from a donor-directed fund Salvation Army $ 1 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 9 9 9 from a donor-directed fund The Storehouse, Inc. $ 1 0 , 0 0 0 ( A C F ) for assistance in recovering nearly two million pounds of food annually for distribution $ 1 0 , 0 0 0 ( S a n d i a ) meals for hungry New Mexicans who are the "working poor" or seniors $ 1 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

Health Care Access Albuquerque Health Care for the Homeless $7,000 (ACF ) integrated primary and behavioral healthcare for homeless individuals

Mandy's Special Farm $ 5 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 1 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

$25,000 from a donor-directed fund $4,000 from a donor-directed fund $1,500 from a donor-directed fund

Missionaries of the Poor USA, Inc. $ 1 0 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

American Diabetes Association $450 from a donor-directed fund American Heart and Stroke Association $450 from a donor-directed fund American Lung Association of the Southwest $450 from a donor-directed fund Angel Flight West, Inc. $10,000 (AC F a n d a d o n o r- d i re c t e d f u n d ) to provide support to pilots and service providers ARCA, Inc. $15,694 (AC F ) Foster Care Services for basic emergency and specialized fostercare, advocacy and assistance to families and their children with disabilities $5,000 (San d i a ) Wellness Institute, a health promotion program for adults with developmental disabilities

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$2,000 from a donor-directed fund Basket of Hope $2,000 from a donor-directed fund

Muscular Dystrophy Association $ 5 0 0 from a donor-directed fund National Jewish Health $ 2 , 5 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 2 , 5 0 0 from a donor-directed fund New Mexico Center on Law & Poverty, Inc. $ 1 0 , 0 0 0 ( S a n d i a ) to assist clients who have lost benefits for SNAP, Medicaid and/or Temporary Assistance to Needy Families New Mexico Foundation for Dental Health $ 1 0 , 0 0 0 ( A C F ) to increase donated dental services for the disabled and elderly $ 9 , 0 0 0 ( S a n d i a ) donated dental services provides access for major dental care to low-income elderly and disabled people New Mexico Lions Sight Conservation Foundation, Inc. $ 4 5 0 from a donor-directed fund Partners in Health $ 2 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

Camp Rising Sun/UNM Foundation $150 from a donor-directed fund

Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains, Inc. $ 5 , 0 0 0 ( S a n d i a ) Albuquerque Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Program to reduce unintended teen pregnancies

Carrie Tingley Hospital Foundation $5,000 from a donor-directed fund

$ 2 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 1 0 , 5 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

Casa Angelica $10,000 from a donor-directed fund $200 from a donor-directed fund

Presbyterian Healthcare Foundation $ 5 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 1 , 5 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

Doctors Without Borders USA $200 from a donor-directed fund $100,000 from a donor-directed fund $2,500 from a donor-directed fund $2,500 from a donor-directed fund $1,500 from a donor-directed fund

Project HOPE $ 9 9 9 from a donor-directed fund

First Nations Community HealthSource $7,800 (ACF ) urban Indian health center for medical, dental and behavioral health services

Senior Citizens' Law Office $ 5 , 0 0 0 ( S a n d i a ) to ensure enrollment in Medicare Savings Programs, Medicaid and LowIncome Prescription Drug subsidy programs for low income seniors

Hadassah Medical Organization $1,000 from a donor-directed fund Healing the Children $5,000 (ACF a n d a d o n o r- a d v i s e d f u n d ) for medical and dental care for children in need Heroin Awareness Committee $4,000 from a donor-directed fund Jubilee Foundation, Inc. $1,500 from a donor-directed fund Juliette RP Vision Foundation $1,500 from a donor-directed fund La Familia Medical Center $10,000 from a donor-directed fund Las Campanas Compadres $2,500 from a donor-directed fund

Wounded Warrior Project, Inc. $ 4 5 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 2 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

Ronald McDonald House Charities of New Mexico $ 1 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

St. Vincent Hospital Foundation $ 1 , 5 0 0 from a donor-directed fund Supportive Housing Coalition of New Mexico $ 1 0 , 0 0 0 ( S a n d i a ) program for health and wellness classes, cooking/nutrition classes for very low income and formerly homeless individuals UNM Cancer Research & Treatment Center $ 1 0 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund UNM Children's Hospital $ 1 0 0 from a donor-directed fund UNM School of Medicine $ 6 , 0 0 0 ( A C F a n d a d o n o r- d i rec te d f un d ) to support the UNM B.A./M.D. Degree Program

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Foundation donors provide funding for families in need of housing, foster youth in need of legal assistance and life skills training for atrisk youth. Other grants support the needs of people with disabilities, seniors on fixed income and women and children surviving domestic violence.

Children-Youth-Families Abrazos Family Support Services $15,694 (ACF) after school program at Rio Rancho Public Schools for a bully-free safe zone for children with autism Adoption Exchange, New Mexico Chapter $5,000 (Sandia) for Family Recruitment Program in collaboration with CYFD for children in fostercare.

Albuquerque CASA, Inc. $3,000 (ACF and a d o n o r- d i re c t e d f u n d ) to assist CASA volunteers in the protection of children in foster care

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All Faiths $3,000 (ACF and a d o n o r- d i re c t e d f u n d ) to support Family Wellness Program to provide services to at-risk families

New Mexico Boys & Girls Ranches, Inc. $ 2 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 9 9 9 from a donor-directed fund New Mexico Child Advocacy Networks $ 1 2 , 5 0 0 ( A C F a n d t h e F u t u re F u n d ) assisting and mentoring youth aging out of foster care New Mexico Legal Aid Society $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 ( S a n d i a ) to increase legal representation of low income families facing unlawful eviction PB&J Family Services, Inc. $ 1 2 ,0 0 0 ( A C F ) home visitation program for families with a poor environment for child development $ 2 , 00 0 from a donor-directed fund

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Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Central New Mexico $9.650 (ACF Great G r a n t G i v e a w a y ) $5,000 (ACF and a d o n o r- d i re c t e d f u n d ) $1,000 from a donor-directed fund

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Boys & Girls Clubs of Central New Mexico $7,000 (Sandia) support for Club Tech Technology Centers at the Heights Branch and Emerson Elementary School

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Boy Scouts of America $1,000 from a donor-directed fund

Catholic Charities $10,000 from a donor-directed fund

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Children's Grief Center of New Mexico $12,000 (Sandia) free peer bereavement support groups for children, teens, young adults and caregivers

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$3,000 from a donor-directed fund $3,500 from a donor-directed fund CLN Kids $10,000 (Sandia) parent support, education and parenting skills $2,000 from a donor-directed fund Enlace Comunitario $12,000 (ACF) parenting classes for Spanish speaking survivors of domestic violence and their children $10,000 (Sandia) to serve an increasing number of immigrant victims of domestic violence Global Opportunities Unlimited, Inc. $10,040 (ACF Grea t G r a n t G i v e a w a y ) Happy Hill Farm Children's Home $275 from a donor-directed fund

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Barrett Foundation $ 1 0 , 0 0 0 ( A C F a n d a donor-dire cted f u n d ) support services for women and/or women with children seeking shelter $ 1 0 , 0 0 0 ( S a n d i a ) providing the necessities and case management services $ 2 5 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 2 0 0 from a donor-directed fund Community Homeworks $ 1 2 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund Crossroads for Women $ 1 2 , 0 0 0 ( A C F ) assisting women with parenting skills, physical and emotional health and goal setting $ 1 0 0 from a donor-directed fund El Ranchito de los Niños, Inc. $ 4 , 2 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

Pegasus Legal Services for Children $ 1 2 ,5 0 0 ( S a n d i a ) Kinship Guardianship Program helps grandparents obtain legal guardianship of grandchildren in their care

Family Promise of Albuquerque $ 2 , 6 8 0 ( A C F a n d M aggie’s Giving C i rc l e ) provide shelter, educational or job assistance and skills training for homeless families

Samaritan Counseling Center $ 1 , 00 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 1 , 00 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 1 , 00 0 from a donor-directed fund

Friends of Jewish Community Housing for the Elderly $ 1 , 8 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 4 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

Wings Ministry $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

Greater Albuquerque Habitat for Humanity $ 4 , 0 0 0 ( S a n d i a ) to improve and restore accessibility for people with disabilities

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$450 from a donor-directed fund $2,000 from a donor-directed fund $500 from a donor-directed fund $1,500 from a donor-directed fund

Jewish Family Service of Metrowest, Inc. $ 3 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 1 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

YAI Young Adult Institute $ 5 , 00 0 from a donor-directed fund YMCA Central New Mexico $ 1 , 00 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 1 , 50 0 from a donor-directed fund Youth Development, Inc. $ 2 , 00 0 ( A C F ) Vista volunteer led mobile food pantry at Jimmy Carter Middle School

Shelter - Housing A New Day Youth & Family Services $ 1 4 ,7 0 0 ( A C F ) Life Skills Academy program assisting homeless, run-away and at-risk youth

$ 3 0 0 from a donor-directed fund Heading Home $ 1 6 , 2 5 0 ( A C F G re a t Grant Giveaway) $ 1 0 , 0 0 0 ( S a n d i a ) services for the homeless for males 18 and older Saranam, LLC $ 8 , 3 0 0 ( A C F ) for adults who are formerly homeless to receive a GED or attend college $ 1 0 , 0 0 0 ( S a n d i a ) a six-month program for homeless families to achieve sustainable independent living $ 4 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

$ 1 0 ,0 0 0 ( S a n d i a ) Life Skills Academy for homeless, near-homeless and disconnected youth ages 15-21

Silver Horizons New Mexico, Inc. $ 5 , 1 8 2 ( A C F a n d a donor-direc ted f und) for the emergency utility assistance program

$ 1 7 ,0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 5 , 60 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 3 , 00 0 from a donor-directed fund

St. Martin's Hospitality Center $ 1 0 , 0 0 0 ( S a n d i a ) Dismas House – a residential transitional housing program for former inmates

Albuquerque Rescue Mission $ 1 , 80 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 5 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

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both the natural and built environments are important to our community. Foundation donors support opportunities for children and youth to experience nature along the Rio Grande or through classroom presentations. Grants assist community groups to preserve historic buildings, protect our state’s wildlife, and promote the study of prehistoric fossils.

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Earthworks $1,00 0 from a donor-directed fund

Archaeological Conservancy $ 5 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

Nature Conservancy New Mexico $400 from a donor-directed fund $1,00 0 from a donor-directed fund

Cornerstones Community Partnership $ 5 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

New Mexico BioPark Society $10,5 5 0 ( A C F G re a t G r a n t G i v e a w a y ) $400 from a donor-directed fund $6,00 0 from a donor-directed fund New Mexico Environmental Law Center $5,00 0 from a donor-directed fund New Mexico Wilderness Alliance $5,00 0 from a donor-directed fund Rio Grande Community Farm $10,0 0 0 ( A C F ) to maintain a sustainable wildlife habitat and a high quality working farm Southwest Research and Information Center $500 from a donor-directed fund

Preservation - Education Bosque School $9,50 0 ( A C F ) bus transportation for 2,000 public and charter school students for the Bosque Ecosystem Monitoring Program Friends of the Rio Grande Nature Center $2,70 0 ( A C F ) nature-related preschool classes and outdoor experiences for 20+ homeless 3-5 year old children from CLN Kids Garden's Edge, Inc. $250 from a donor-directed fund Hawks Aloft $8,44 7 ( A C F ) Living with the Landscape program for students and teachers at low-income schools

Fort Stanton, Inc. $ 1 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund Hubbell House Alliance $ 2 5 0 from a donor-directed fund New Mexico Museum of Natural History Foundation $ 2 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 2 , 5 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 7 , 0 1 8 ( A C F a n d a d o n o r- d i rec te d f un d ) to support fossil preparation of Triassic vertebrates, Permian vertebrates, and Triassic and Permian invertebrates $ 1 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 2 5 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 6 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

Preservation - Historic Friends of Valle de Oro National Wildlife Refuge $ 2 5 0 from a donor-directed fund New Mexico Wildlife Association/Wildlife Nature Pak $ 4 0 0 from a donor-directed fund $ 3 7 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund Wildlife Center, Inc. $ 2 0 0 from a donor-directed fund Wolf Conservation Center $ 5 , 0 0 0 from a donor-directed fund

Jewish Community Center $1,50 0 ( A C F ) Camp Green for children ages 8-13 to explore solutions to environmental challenges Open Space Alliance $4,00 0 ( A C F ) volunteer workshops in erosion control and revegetation techniques Talking Talons Youth Leadership $6,85 3 ( A C F ) program at A. Montoya Elementary School with hands-on activities for students with live non-releaseable wildlife

The grants listed above with a description of the project are made through the Foundation’s Competitive Grant Program.

All others are directed by donors to the programs they choose to support.

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A d v i s o r y

R e v i e w

C o m m i t t e e

M e m b e r s

Fo r G ra n t P ro g ra m s, S t u d e n t A i d a n d I n d i v i d u a l A c h i e ve m e n t Awa r d P ro g ra m s Volunteers assisted in the competitive grant and student aid programs in 2014. They contributed time, thought and knowledge to the process of reviewing requests from nonprofit organizations and from students. These volunteers, listed below, represent all segments of the community and wrestled with the challenge of many more requests for support than could be funded and excellent nominations for our Award Programs. The Foundation convened many separate volunteer advisory committees to review requests for funding and make recommendations to the Foundation’s Board of Trustees for final approval.

2014 Advisory Review Committee Members Abinash Achrekar

Kristin Garcia

Kathy Nunn

Todd White

Dara Ambriz

Michael Gaylor

Dave Orner

Skyler Wildenstein

Kathy Altman

MaDonna Analla Nancy Arnold

Richard Avery Karen Baker

Jan Badrofchak Amy Bazan

Beverly Bendicksen Gay Bernitsky Randy Block

Cindy Bonafair

Danelle Brennan Michael Buck Jodi Butler

Cindy Chavez

Kathie Chavez

Kimber Chrissos

Ron Christopherson Roberta Clark Mary Colton Rod Daniel

Kelsey Denissen Jim Dow

Lindsay Drennan John DuBois

Mark Duran Lauri Ebel

Suzanne Ebel Jan English

Ian and Katie Esquibel Sue Eubank

Glenn Fellows Trevor Fetz

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Leroy Garley

Terri Giron-Gordon Gabriela Gomez Christina Griffith Sharon Gross

Nancy Herring

Christopher Jaramillo Tom Jenkins Judy Jones

Steve Keene

Brenda Kilcup Nancy Klion

Vibhati Kulkarny Kevin Ledwith

Oscar Lerman Barb Lebeck Susie Libit

Christina Lujan Rebecca Lujan

Shelly Markham

Maureen Martinick David Mendes David Metz Quee Metts Ina Miller

Joanna Miller

Carolyn Minette Sandy Mwei

Denise Nava

Anne Nelson

Bobbi Kay Nelson Jim Nelson

David "Ben" Nolte

Katie Ogawa Lannett Ortiz Jen Parker

Carlene Patterson Aldis Philipbar

Joseph Popplewell Christine Rancier Jan Randall Peter Rinn

Mike Rodriguez

Kathleen Roskob Christie Ross

Jaymie Roybal

Jeanette Salazar Joanne Scheuch Penny Shannen Dave Schinde

Maggie Simms Rae Siporin

Andrea Sterling Walter Stern Tim Tennant

Carolyn Thomas Eddie Thomas Peter Touche Sara Traub

Rachel Trojahn

Hazel Tull-Leach

Gabrielle Uballez Karin Urban

Jose Viramontes Laurie Volin

Susan Walton

Linda Weil

Brittany Wildenstein Chevaun Williams

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Many donors establish endowment funds to respond to the community’s ever-changing needs. Grants from these funds are made through the Competitive Grant Program, which allows organizations to request funding for current needs in the community through an application process.

The Foundation has grouped these endowment funds into six general fields-of-interest: Arts & Culture, Economic & Workforce Development, Education, Environmental & Historic Preservation, Health and Human Services.

Within these fields, the Foundation also has funds addressing specific issues including art education in public schools, direct services for the elderly, mediation, domestic violence and programs that encourage the discussion and study of ideas.

Foundation grants are made to support, strengthen, and sustain an organization and its programs. In order to make the best use of available funds, organizations that address needs of underserved populations and are innovative, collaborative, strongly communityoriented and responsive to changing and emerging community needs receive the highest priority.

Application Review Process Many organizations meet the basic requirements to apply for a grant, which makes applying for a grant a highly competitive process.

The Foundation uses an extensive grant review process to assure donors and grantees that their interests are represented. Requests for funding are reviewed by committees consisting of members of the Foundation’s Board of Trustees and volunteers broadly representative of the community. Committee members use their individual expertise to contribute to a committee’s overall assessment of each proposal, including the degree to which a proposal fits the Foundation’s priorities. Committee recommendations are sent to the Board of Trustees, which is responsible for final grant decisions.

Who Qualifies

To be eligible for the Competitive Grant Program, an organization must serve the greater Albuquerque community and be a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit organization in good standing or a public educational institution. Grants are not made: to individuals for political or religious purposes; to retire indebtedness; for the payment of interest or taxes; to annual campaigns, endowments, or as emergency funding; to influence legislation or elections; to private foundations and other grant-making organizations; or to organizations that discriminate on the basis of race, creed, gender or sexual orientation.

How to Apply In 2013, the Competitive Grant Program changed the application process to include an initial submission of a Letter of Intent. Complete application criteria and guidelines are available on the Foundation’s website: albuquerquefoundation.org. Letters of Intent are reviewed and organizations are notified if they are invited to submit a full grant proposal. Criteria, guidelines and deadlines are posted on the Foundation’s website in January of each year.

Other Grants Throughout the year, the Foundation also makes grants from other types of funds that are not part of the Competitive Grant Program.

Funds may be designated for a specific organization or program within a large nonprofit. Others are donor-advised funds with donors actively supporting the organizations and charitable projects of their choice. Donor advisors may rely on the Foundation’s knowledge to identify particular agencies and programs they wish to support with their philanthropic dollars. With our ever-growing donor community, you never know just how or when the right funding connection might be made.

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O f fCenter Community Ar ts Project

provides open studio space and materials for artists of all ages and abilities at no cost to participants. Writing, knitting, note card making, poetry, drawing, painting and music workgroups are offered weekly.

Gallery Exhibits throughout the year offer an opportunity for anyone to display their work.

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community

Community Support is precious to the Foundation. Our work would not be possible without our Partners in Philanthropy.

These generous donors support the Foundation’s operations so that we can devote our attention to our community and our grantees. They invest in us, so that we can invest in others. These donors are an embodiment of community support; they are Albuquerque, and they lift up your Foundation.

Please join us in thanking the following donors, who help us achieve our goal of supporting our community through philanthropy.

The following endowment funds have been established by donors wishing to support the Foundation’s operation in perpetuity.

Administrative Funds Established in 2014 Jeff & Janet Sterba Partners in Philanthropy Fund 624 Champion Building Fund Robert J. Stamm & Mrs. Mary Herring Stamm Mr. & Mrs. Jeffry E. Sterba Jane & Douglas Swift Gifts to the 624 Champion Building Fund in Memory of Bob Stamm Anthony Anella Cliff & Nancy Blaugrund Kelli & Kevin Cooper Dorothy Crist Gale Williams Doyel & Gary K. Moore Honorable Harris L. Hartz Sharon Gross Falba Hannett Carolyn Martinez Dr. Greg & Diane Harrison Ogawa María Griego-Raby & Randy Royster Mr. & Mrs. Randel Shadid Southwest Glass & Glazing, Inc.

Administrative Endowment Funds Established Prior to 2014 Albuquerque Community Foundation Administrative Fund, 2005 Christopher Rustay

Mrs. Clinton P. Anderson Administrative Fund, 1989

Bank of America Fund, 1994

Peltier, Gustafson & Miller PA Fund, 1996

Bradbury Stamm Administrative Fund, 2002

Ray & Barbara Zimmer Fund, 1989

Doug & Sarah Brown Administrative Fund, 2004

Robert & Ann Clark Administrative Fund, 1991

Frank Gorham, Jr. Fund, 1989

Susanne B. Brown Administrative Fund, 1989

Laura & Zack Clem, Jr. Fund, 2007

Theodore R. Brown Administrative Fund, 1983

Laura Hueter Bass Fund for Administrative Excellence, 2006

Walter E. & Shelley Cohen Fund for Albuquerque Community Foundation, 2013

Moise Family Administrative Fund, 1997 In honor of Steve Moise Mr. & Mrs. Barry Beller Mr. & Mrs. Richard Cronin Mrs. Susan C. Feil Steven K. & Beth M. Moise

Nancy Anderson Roberts Administrative Fund, 1983

Wells Fargo Bank Administrative Fund, 1994

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Annual Fund Gifts received January 1, 2014 – December 31, 2014

C O M M U N I T Y B U I L D E R

Community Builder - $2,500 +

Carl & Linda Alongi* Karen & Chris Bard* Perry & Beverly Bendicksen** Mr. & Mrs. G. Dana Brabson Will & Elaine Chapman** Bill & Suzanne Ebel** Glenn Fellows & Patricia Hancock Gary & Terri Giron-Gordon** Ingrid & Mark Gorham** Julie & Alberto A. Gutiérrez Pam Hurd-Knief & Dr. Ron Knief

Ted & Margaret Jorgensen Steve & Janice Keene Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Kinsella** Bill & Elizabeth Lang** Ken Leach & Hazel Tull-Leach Steve & Debbie Maestas Bev & Lennard McMillan* Marcus Mims Mr. & Mrs. Martin Mondlick** Dr. Greg Ogawa & Ms. Diane Harrison Ogawa**

Deborah A. Peacock & Nathan Korn Kathleen & Will Raskob Ron & Adrienne Rivera** Jerry & Nancy Roehl** Stephen Royce Esq. Walter & Mimi Stern Jennifer & David Thomas** Peter & Alicia Touche Kevin & Lian Yearout*

B E N E F A C T O R

Benefactor $1,000-$2,499

Mr. & Mrs. Steve Benoit** David & Gay Bernitsky* Mr. & Mrs. Stan Betzer Mr. Lee Blaugrund** David & Mary Colton Dr. Jan & Norm Corzine Debbie & David Dozier* Van & Sandra Gilbert Mr. & Mrs. Lowell A. Hare* The Honorable Harris L. Hartz Nancy Herring & Matthew Segura*

Junior League of Albuquerque** Mr. & Mrs. Mark Humphrey Mrs. Wilson Hurley** Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kelly Tom & Susie MacLean Mrs. Joan McDougall* Mr. & Mrs. John T. McMahon** Ms. Roxanna Meyers & Mr. Stanley Mount* Leslie E. Neal** Dr. Robert & Kathleen Reidy*

Jeff & Peggy Roberts* Mrs. Ellen Ann Ryan* Robert J. Stamm & Mrs. Mary Herring** Jean Ann & Duffy Swan Jim Templeton Mr. Tony Trujillo E.H. & Helen Uhlenhuth** Mr. & Mrs. David E. Weymouth**

Hilma & Jim Chynoweth Leo Harris & Ann Simms Dorothy C. Crist** Billie Jo Crouse** Mr. & Mrs. Philip Custer** Linley & Mike Daly Mr. Barton Darrow** Mr. & Mrs. Irv F. Diamond* John & Judie Dwyer* Mr. & Mrs. Roberto Espat** Sharon Gross**

Dr. & Mrs. Roger Hagengruber Mr. & Mrs. Keith Hartnett Connie & Doug Henry Dr. & Mrs. James R. Hutchison** Mrs. Alice P. Irvin** Greta & Tom Keleher** Mr. & Mrs. Frank Love** Dr. Gloria & Mr. Robert Mallory* Ms. Jean Marshall Ms. Carolyn M. Martinez

P A R T N E R

Partner - $500-$999

Mr. Rudolfo Anaya** Louisa Barkalow Yvonne & Jim Beckley* Mr. C. David Bedford** Mr. & Mrs. James S. Bier** Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Blaugrund** Tom & Francesca Blueher** Bob & Yvonne Bovinette** Mrs. Louise Campbell-Tolber & Dr. Steven Tolber Steve & Judy Chreist**

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*Five–nine years as a Partner in Philanthropy **Ten or more years as a Partner in Philanthropy

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P A R T N E R

Partner - $500-$999

Mr. & Mrs. Stan Mason* Matrix Medical - Emil & Lori Ashe Andrew & Kathleen Metzger Jim Mills & Peggy Sanchez Mills Shirley Morrison & Dr. Cornelis Klein** Mark & Marsha Napolin* Albert & Shanna Narath*

Hon. & Mrs. James Parker* Leslie Phinney Beverly Ann Rogoff** Estelle H. Rosenblum Mr. Bill C. Rothanbargar María Griego-Raby & Randy Royster** Claudia & Ron Short*

Julie Silverman* Corinne Thevenet** Robert P. Tinnin Jr.** Carol Tucker Trelease** Chuck & J.D. Wellborn** Karla Wilkinson Anonymous**

Mr. & Mrs. Hank Kelly** Stephen & Renee Klein Sarah B. Kotchian & Robert O. Nellums Mr. & Mrs. Steve Martinick Abigail Maxwell Michael Nutkiewicz & Joan Weissman April M. Padilla Calla Ann Pepmueller David N. & Ruthie Horn Robbins Jonathan D. Roepcke Thomas C. Schwab & Pamela B. Donegan Margaret Simms Mr. & Mrs. Raymond A. Trujillo Michael Walker & Gari Fails

Andrew T. & Carol H. Watson Peter & Judy Basen Weinreb** Bruce & Lorna Wiggins* Judy Zanotti & David Davis Emmanuel Zupko Mr. & Mrs. Fred Zutavern* Anonymous**

F R I E N D

Friend – up to $499

Mr. & Mrs. Rex Allender** Paul Augustine Dr. David Bernstein & Erika Rimson** Dr. & Mrs. Robert W. Bickes Jr.** Alan & Bronnie Blaugrund James & Diane Bonnell** Mr. & Ms. Greg Burdett Wesley A. Burghardt Mary Ellen S. Capek Dr. & Mrs. Lance Chilton** Mr. & Mrs. Gary Eyster Franklin Fine & Leslee Richards Fine** Melissa Freeman David & Stephanie Kauffman**

Every effort is made to maintain accurate records; however, mistakes may occur.

If you feel your name should have been listed, or is misspelled, please accept our apologies & contact us so that we have correct information for future publications.

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From the time that

Connor Mantsch was a

toddler, his family knew

he’d change the world.

He just saw things in a

way

that

mesmerized

adults. He saw the way

buildings fit together to

make

a

community.

Throughout his childhood,

music

marked

his

soul,

and his mind was full of

compositions and historical

facts and deep questions about life. He was

Connor O 'Loughlin M antsch M e morial Fund

joyful and loving, curious and hopeful. And his vision for his future was as meaningful to him as his love for antiquity and history.

When Connor died in a plane crash in 2012, his legacy of hope continued. His parents and sisters say that they continue to experience

Connor’s peace and love and see him in gifts of butterflies, rainbows and feathers. He was 14 and already had lived more fully than most adults. His interests were many – gardening, soccer, basketball, sledding,

learning, the Green Bay Packers and coin collecting, to name a few – but his devotion to each was unwavering and complete.

It is this legacy that Connor’s parents, Bryan

Mantsch and Shari O'Loughlin hope to pass

on to others through the Connor O'Loughlin Mantsch Memorial Fund. Connor lives on in

something even more powerful than memory; he lives on in hope, love and generosity. This

remarkable young man has already touched so many lives and hearts. His parents hope

that the depth of his kindness and character will continue to inspire many more in the

community to make the world a better, more beautiful place, just as Connor did.

G r e a t

G r a n t

G i v e a w a y

F e a tur e d or ganiz a tions: Arts & Culture - NDI $9,125

Economic & Workforce Development Albuquerque Economic Development Foundation $10,525

Education - Big Brothers/Big Sisters $9,650

Environment - Albuquerque BioPark $10,550 Health - Global Opportunities $13,940

Human Services - Heading Home $16,150

Everyone leaves with a smile. The Foundation’s annual meeting, the Great Grant Giveaway highlights six nonprofit

organizations-one from each of our six fields-of-interest. After

watching a video depicting the work of each organization, every table is given a $500

grant check to award to their favorite one. Attendees can purchase additional grants if they would like to make a personal contribution.

A w a r d

P r o g r a m s

Founders Award This award honors individuals who have been major supporters of the Foundation and have made significant differences in the community through their charitable work and monetary contributions.

This year’s award is given to Connie and Jan Nellos. Friends and family of Nicholas Constantine Nellos established a memorial fund when Nick's young life was tragically ended in July, 2002 due to the random act of violence of two itinerant gang members.

The mission of the fund is to foster positive change in the lives of children and adolescents at risk for violent behavior. Grants support educational and direct services for at-risk youth, their families and the community to prevent the tragedy and loss of life caused by violent acts. The Nellos family hopes "that no child at risk for committing violent acts fails to understand the alternatives to this behavior and the impact of the loss of life."

In honor of Connie and Jan, a grant of $1,000 has been awarded to the recipient of their choice, Make a Wish Foundation.

Connie & Jan Nellos

Past r ecipients of this a ward: Barbara Allender

The Junior League of Albuquerque

Roberta Cooper Ramo

The Emanuel Blaugrund Family

Gloria Griffin Mallory

Bob Stamm

The Clinton P. Anderson Family Lee Blaugrund

Douglas M. Brown Susanne B. Brown Jack Holmes Calvin Horn

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William P. Lang

Paul and Patti Marianetti Ina Miller

Steven K. Moise George Pearl Mary Poole

John L. (Jack) Rust Larry Willard Ray Zimmer

“BE THE CHANGE

YOU WISH TO SEE IN THE

W O R L D .”

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Change Award

In 2008, the Foundation introduced the “Change Award” to recognize a nonprofit employee who is always willing to jump in and do whatever needs to be done for the organization at which he or she is employed. This award was created to reward “background” workers, those hidden gems of nonprofits who don’t typically make the news and yet provide extraordinary service to the community. This year, the Change Award is given to Randi Malach of Abrazos Family Support Services.

For 30 years Randi has worked tirelessly to develop programs which improve and provide access to early intervention services for infants and toddlers with developmental challenges. Through her work at Abrazos Family Support Services she has spearheaded a collaboration, B4-3, with five Early Intervention agencies which serve Bernalillo, Sandoval, Torrance and Valencia counties.

Randi has also organized the foundation of Education of Parents of Indian Children with Special Needs (EPICS Program) which provides early intervention services to Pueblo communities.

In her honor, a grant of $1,000 is awarded to the grant recipient of her choice: Abrazos Family Support Services.

Past r ecipients of this a ward: Jahaan Martin of Breast Cancer Resource Center

Karen Navarro of St. Martin's Hospitality Center

Andy Najar, Catholic Charities

Chandler Smith-Stetson, Albuquerque Heading Home

Lydia Vandiver of Albuquerque SANE Collaborative

Katrina Owensby of New Life Homes

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F i n a n c i a l

A l b u q u e r q u e

S u m m a r y

&

C o m m u n i t y

H i g h l i g h t s

F o u n d a t i o n

For the Twelve Months Ended December 31, 2014

This financial information is a condensed version of the calendar year 2014’s audited financial statements. A complete set with accompanying notes and report from an independent auditor is available on our website at albuquerquefoundation.org. The Finance Committee oversees the accounting process and system of internal controls. The Finance Committee is also responsible for overseeing the audit process. The Investment Committee oversees all aspects of the investment program to ensure assets are well-diversified with an asset allocation designed to meet the Foundation’s objectives.

BALANCE SHEET ASSETS Cash and cash equivalents Investments Receivables, net Remainder trusts Bequest receivable Prepaid expenses Property and equipment, net Other assets TOTAL ASSETS

12/31/14 2,892,482 58,364,474 65,071 3,265,194 1,004,197 18,218 1,946,861 117,216 67,673,713

12/31/13 2,336,706 55,018,464 166,288 4,030,560 280,000 15,892 2,069,331 131,892 64,049,133

The Foundation’s mission is to build, invest, and manage endowment funds to enhance the quality of our community through informed, strategic grantmaking.

* Totals include Agency Fund contributions and grants.

The objective of the Foundation’s investment program is to produce growth

and income sufficient to support both donor goals and Foundation objectives and to maintain the purchasing power of the fund for future beneficiaries.

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* These numbers include Agency Fund contributions and grants.

The long-term total return need of the Foundation’s

portfolio is CPI plus the current spending policy rate, plus the Foundation’s average administrative fee.

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C o n c o u r s " A T o a s t t o

d u S o l e i l t h e C o a s t s "

We all hope that when we attend a fundraising event, the organizers are able to accomplish something meaningful with the proceeds. This could not be more true than with our annual event, Concours du Soleil. This year's event netted $207,000! Grants were awarded to the following nonprofit organizations: A New Day, $17,000; Future Fund of the Albuquerque Community Foundation, $8,000; UNM Foundation for the Formula SAE Race Team, $13,000 and UNM Foundation for the Law School, $25,000.

This year, organizers of Concours du Soleil adopted a signature project, the "Driving to the Future" tech lab in the Epicenter @ Innovate ABQ. A public-private-philanthropic partnership between the City of Albuquerque, the University of New Mexico, Nusenda Credit Union, CNM and the Cinco Amigos Fund of the Albuquerque Community Foundation. Our role is to furnish the technology classroom in which on-going computer classes, workshops and camps will be taught for underserved communities interested in a career in this fast growing field.

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B o a r d

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T r u s t e e s

Albuquerque is a city of great vision, passion and leadership. These qualities are hallmarks of the Foundation’s Board of Trustees, a group of dedicated individuals who invest in our community with their talent, treasure and time. Each trustee serves a three year term contributing a minimum gift of $5,000 per year toward the Foundation’s operating expenses.

Kevin Yearout,

Chair Yearout Mechanical, Inc.

Beverly R. Bendickson, Southwest Brands

Pam Hurd-Kneif,

B O A R D

REDW LLC

Julia B. Bowdich, Cinco Bisco LLC

Albert T. (Ted) Jorgensen,

Philanthropic Advisor

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Carl Alongi,

Titan, Inc. & Sound & Signal Systems of New Mexico

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Julie Weaks Gutiérrez, Treasurer Geolex, Inc.

William E. Ebel, Northwestern Mutual

Steve Keene,

Moss Adams LLP

Glenn Fellows, Secretary SMPC Architects

Terri Giron-Gordon, GenQuest, Inc.

William P. Lang,

Albuquerque Journal

Karen Bard, Merrill Lynch

Mark L. Gorham, Lorelei Investments

Kenneth C. Leach, Kenneth C. Leach & Associates P.C.

The Foundation is grateful for this remarkable team of volunteers who demonstrate a lasting commitment to Albuquerque through productive conversation, passionate support and philanthropic investment. They are Albuquerque, diverse and visionary, invested and boldly leading the way forward.

Steve Maestas,

NAI Maestas & Ward

Kathleen Raskob, Junior League of Albuquerque

Bev McMillan,

Marcus Mims,

Ron J. Rivera,

Jerrald J. Roehl,

Alliance Data

Past Chair REDW LLC

CliftonLarsonAllen LLP

The Roehl Law Firm P.C.

Diane Harrison Ogawa, Past Chair PNM Resources Foundation

Walter E. Stern,

Modrall Sperling Roehl Harris & Sisk P.A.

Deborah Peacock,

Peacock & Myers P.C.

Jennifer Thomas, Chair-Elect Bank of Albuquerque

Peter Touche,

Sandia Media LLC

The Emeritus Board of the Foundation is comprised of former trustees who have demonstrated long and distinguished service and contributed significant and ongoing financial support to the Foundation.

Lee Blaugrund Robert Bovinette Curtis Brewer Douglas M. Brown Victor J. Chavez Robert M. Goodman

María Griego-Raby Karl Gustafson Cindy Johns Shirley Leslie Gloria Mallory

Steven K. Moise Mary Poole Barry W. Ramo Roberta Cooper Ramo John L. (Jack) Rust John Salazar B O A R D

Robert J. Stamm Jeffry E. Sterba Larry Willard Michael Walker Ray Zimmer O F

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Kelli Cooper,

Philanthropic Services Director

Sandy Mwei,

Philanthropic Services Donor Relations

Gabriela Gómez

Philanthropic Services Donors - Grants

Denise Nava,

Philanthropic Services Scholarships

Nancy Johnson,

Philanthropic Services Grant Director

Randy Royster, President & CEO

John Maes,

Finance Director

Maureen Martinick, Accountant

Andy Williams,

Philanthropic Services Communications

Confirmed in Compliance with National Standards for U.S. Community Foundations

Member of: The Council on Foundations CF Leads Community Foundation Coalition of New Mexico New Mexico Estate Planning Council

Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce Albuquerque Economic Development Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce Albuquerque Economic Forum

Every effort is made to maintain accurate records; however, mistakes may occur. If you feel your name should have been listed or is misspelled in this Annual Report, please accept our apologies and contact us so that we have correct information for future publications.

The Foundation maintains a system of internal accounting controls designed to provide responsible assurance that transactions are properly executed and recorded in all material respects, assets are safeguarded and established policies and procedures are carefully followed. As the community's foundation, we are committed to promoting diversity, equity and inclusion in all things we do.

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P h i l a n t h r o p y

Today’s customers and clients want to do business with companies that help make the community in which they operate a better place to live and raise a family. Supporting the Foundation sends a visible message to your current and prospective employees and customers that you care about your community and want to be a part of positive change. When you invest in the Albuquerque Community Foundation, you create a win-win partnership that benefits your company, the Foundation and the Greater Albuquerque Area. You help improve the community where your employees and customers live, play and work. THANK YOU!

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Ambassador • $10,000

Benefactor • $5,000

Lorelei Investments

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