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WHO WILL SHAPE BREVARD? 2023 • Past, Present, and Pressing Onward

321 752 5505 AS WE EMBARK Developing a better community is a big, forever job. Each day, as we take new steps forward, we leverage past progress while cultivating better systems and solutions for the benefit of future generations. The work occasionally feels overwhelming and there are times we ask ourselves if our steps, our actions, are enough. To help us through those moments, we reflect on the beauty and complexity of generative change and sociologist Elise Boulding’s concept that each of our lives impacts two centuries’ worth of time. How is that possible? Take a minute to think of the birth year of the oldest person you knew as a child, perhaps a great-grandparent. Next, calculate the year of the 100th birthday of the youngest person you’ll ever hold in your arms. That span is your 200-year present. Your presence – and the actions you take – will inspire and directly impact those two centuries. Together, these concepts underscore for us the tremendous importance of what we’re each doing right now, every day, to take steps forward to drive sustained positive change. Reflecting on this past year and looking to the one ahead, we ask – who will join us in our 200 year quest to shape our place, our beloved Brevard? The answer and invitation is simple: it’s you. Together, we’re on a shared journey to cocreate an even better Brevard, a place where everyone has the chance to thrive. Let’s embark!

Amanda G. Smith, Esq. 2021 - 2023 BOARD CHAIR

Theresa Grimison PRESIDENT & CEO

WHO + WHAT + WHY A donor's vision, a nonprofit's innovation, a community imperative. Through tireless collaboration, investment, and the burning of a good amount of midnight oil - we work to bridge the gap between the noble idea and great execution. The result: ongoing progress created by the compounding efforts of passionate people in our community who believe in potential.

Unleashing Potential There is an inherent joy that comes from giving and being in service to others. Our approach is based on establishing a personal partnership with you while developing a customized plan that maximizes the impact of your vision and charitable endeavors while ensuring your intentions are fulfilled now and forever. By opening a personalized fund with the Community Foundation, you can provide gifts and grants to support a particular organization or a general cause - here in Brevard, nationally or even internationally. Advantages can include these benefits and more: Minimized taxes Personalized giving plans, research, and due diligence Named funds (in your name or in memory of a loved one) or anonymity Prudent investing for both fund growth and grantmaking in perpetuity Special events and learning opportunities Photos denoted with were captured by Randall T. Coleman, CFP, Senior Vice President, Wealth Management Advisor, Merrill Lynch Wealth Management, and talented volunteer photographer. Thank you, Randy!

BY THE NUMBERS

INVESTING IN US Serving Brevard and beyond since 1981

$37.3M $29.4M TOTAL ASSETS

TOTAL GRANTED since 1981

142 TOTAL FUNDS Data through August 2023

2022 Grants and Scholarships

240

$4.4M

GRANTS

TOTAL GRANTED

SCHOLARSHIPS

in 2022

Data from January - December 2022

CRITICAL COMPONENTS Each of the funds we steward has a mission articulated by its creator: the individual, family, company, or organization who established it. We adhere to their intentions – which can be specific or broad. Collectively, we are able to enhance and advance our community through a range of charitable and civic leadership activities.

INFINITE IMPACT There are infinite facets of the human experience and many ways to make a positive difference in your life and the lives of others, whether that’s by ensuring children and youth have a brighter future, engaging in the arts, building permanent homes that are safe and accessible, combatting poverty, or conserving our natural ecosystems and wildlife. Whatever change you wish to see in the world, we offer strategies and pathways to help you make deep, long-lasting impact. ARTS & CULTURE

ANIMALS

EDUCATION

COMMUNITY CAPACITY

HEALTH & WELLNESS

ENVIRONMENT

OPPORTUNITY & EMPOWERMENT

Our success is measured by: Increased philanthropy in the region Successful outcomes from our grantmaking A vibrant nonprofit sector supported by collaboration A strong, stable Community Foundation fueling good forever

HOMES AND HOUSING Where we live matters. When housing is affordable, accessible, and safe, our neighbors and our neighborhoods thrive. As housing is the cornerstone of health, stability, and economic security for all, the Community Foundation is committed to supporting efforts to reduce unsheltered homelessness and expand interim, affordable, and permanent supportive housing throughout Brevard. New data and analysis show Brevard’s unsheltered population increased by 37% from 2022 to 2023, and statistics provide evidence this will continue to increase monthly. Data from the January 2023 Point in Time Count, an annual survey of homelessness, revealed: 571 households are unsheltered in Brevard 70% of unsheltered households (seven out of 10) have been unsheltered for a year or longer 65% have lived in Brevard for more than five years; many were born here People experiencing homelessness do not migrate to other communities; they most often remain where they are from With data informing our action plans, the Community Foundation focuses our attention on addressing unsheltered homelessness among the most vulnerable, including people with significant health issues and disabilities, as well as children and the elderly.

Ending homelessness starts with available housing, and sometimes people need additional supports to achieve longterm stability. That understanding propelled Keith and me to envision and invest in Heritage Park at Crane Creek. Joining with other philanthropists and partners was key to success and we hope it inspires more to come. - Keri Donald, Steadytown and Keith and Keri Donald Brevard Impact Fund, Community Foundation for Brevard

Today, when affordable housing is developed, the architecture and landscaping are identical to market-rate housing. Surrounded by sustainable, native landscaping, Heritage Park at Crane Creek in south Melbourne shows what’s possible in affordable and permanent supportive housing when visionary and generous people, partners, and the community come together. Heritage Park at Crane Creek

OUR CORE VALUES RESPECT

EXCELLENCE

COLLABORATION

INTEGRITY

RESOURCEFULLNESS

ARTS AND CULTURE Art is essential to the human experience. Whether through mark-making, gesture, design, or fashion, expression is a core part of being human, allowing us to understand and interpret our world. Art connects both the maker and the viewer, creating an exchange that informs, allowing us to experience nuance, strengthen intelligence, and ignite innovation. When people have ways to access art and express themselves through art, we all benefit!

Come get creative with us: Exploration Arts! Fund Championing a multi-disciplinary and experiential arts center for the Space Coast Nancy Baur Dillen Art Teacher Scholarship Fund Inspiring art teachers through opportunities to develop and grow as artists and educators Endowment for the Arts Enhancing our quality of life through expression, creativity, diversity, and innovation

In 2023, we were honored to accept the first ever Arts Champion Award from the Brevard Cultural Alliance, a flywheel for arts and culture in our community.

EDUCATION Education is fundamental to helping people succeed. Everyone should have the opportunity to learn and flourish in schools and programs that help to discover and nourish potential. Increasing educational attainment – from birth through post-secondary and beyond – is critical to helping create a brighter future for all. Join us and other partners in Elevate Brevard, a collective impact initiative improving lives by expanding access to higher education and sustainable employment opportunities. In 2022, we set the statewide record with a districtwide 5% increase in Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) completion, an essential tool for accessing additional financial support.

CO-CREATORS 321 Throughout the year, the Community Foundation hosts a variety of events designed to educate, engage, and inspire donors of all kinds, offering opportunities for learning, connection, and inspiration – both in-person and online – to advance our important intergenerational work of building a better Brevard and beyond, together. Philanthropist and founder of the Nancy Baur Dillen Art Teacher Scholarship, Nancy Dillen, signs a beam to be used in an upcoming Space Coast Habitat for Humanity build. Renowned Dr. Visalakshi Srinivasan, who leads HealthFirst Aging Services, shared insights about aging and the comprehensive supports they provide, before we visited their Center for Family Caregivers.

Traveling together for a day filled with Co-Creators 321 experiences!

2023 COMPETITIVE GRANTS-BREVARD

$379.7K Awarded to

organizations

Strengthening our community through grantmaking and related services is critical to our mission. Each year, we administer the annual Competitive Grants-Brevard program to realize the intentions of our donors and maximize their impact. In 2023, we awarded 65 organizations and local programs a total of $379,711 to address critical issues in our area. We invite everyone to join us in supporting these effective groups, particularly with unrestricted gifts so they can be put to the area of greatest need. Fundholders may use their donor portal. Should you have any questions, please contact Philanthropy Manager Donna Sewell.

2023 AWARD RECIPIENTS 2-1-1- Brevard Inc. Aging Matters in Brevard AMIkids Space Coast Brevard Achievement Center, Inc. Brevard County Legal Aid, Inc. Brevard Cultural Alliance Brevard Hispanic Center, Inc. Brevard Humane Society Brevard Indian River Lagoon Coalition, Inc. Brevard Schools Foundation Brevard Symphony Orchestra, Inc. Brevard Zoo Camp Boggy Creek Candlelighters of Brevard, Inc. Carrfour Supportive Housing

Central Brevard Sharing Center Club Esteem Cocoa Beach Main Street Conradina Chapter of the Florida Native Plant Society Daily Bread Down Syndrome Association of Brevard Early Learning Coalition of Brevard County Inc Eastern Florida State College Foundation, Inc. Eckerd Youth Alternatives, Inc. Family Promise of Brevard Inc. Florida Cancer Specialists Foundation Florida Odyssey of the Mind: Space Coast Region Florida Wildlife Hospital and Sanctuary Green Gables at Historic Riverview Village, Inc.

Thank you to our incredible volunteer grant reviewers.

Helping Seniors of Brevard County, Inc. Helps Community Initiatives, Inc. (HCI) Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute LEAD Brevard, Inc. Links of Hope, Inc. Love INC of Brevard Inc. Maxwell C. King Center for the Performing Arts Melbourne Chamber Music Society Inc. Native Heritage Gathering, Inc. Neighbor Up Brevard North Brevard Charities Pineda Presbyterian Church Promise in Brevard Safe Families for Children Sea Turtle Conservancy, Inc. Serene Harbor, Inc. South Brevard Sharing Center South Brevard Women's Center, Inc. Space Coast Art Festival, Inc Space Coast Early Steps Space Coast Habitat for Humanity, Inc. St. Francis Reflections Lifestage Care Stella Maris Environmental Research The 99th Squadron, Inc.

The Children's Hunger Project The Community Band of Brevard, Inc. The Salvation Army The Salvation Army Melbourne Pridmore Center Titusville Playhouse Inc. Volunteers of America of Florida, Inc. Walk On Water Ministries of Central Florida, Inc. WAYS for Life, Inc. weVENTURE Women's Business Center Wheelchairs 4 Kids Wings of Grace Ministries, Inc. YMCA of Central Florida Grantees with the highest scores who were awarded their full request

Donna Sewell and the entire Community Foundation staff were extremely helpful from the start of the process to the end. The support that we received was invaluable - without question! -2023 Applicant

PHILANTHROPY: POWERED BY PEOPLE Our donors include generous individuals, families and organizations who have established donor advised and other funds to carry out their plans for their philanthropy. Their vision and generosity help create a community where everyone has the chance to thrive. 3BB Fund Inge-Britt Adlerstein Animal Rescue Fund Norma S. Annabal Scholarship Fund Anonymous Fund (4) Emelee "Bean" Arbuckle Foundation Frank and Alice Arguimbau Charitable Fund Jean R. Baldwin and Charles A. Baldwin Fund Barington-Armstrong Memorial Fund Better Together Fund Yvonne Bixby Fund Theodore and Marion Blumenthal Fund Bond Family Foundation Joan R. Borders Rolling Readers Endowment Fund Ron and Midge Bray Charitable Fund Brevard Relief Fund Lucious, Marolyn, and Mitty Burnett Family Charitable Foundation Geraldine L. Cabic Charitable Fund Curtis L. Carlberg and Muriel Scheuerer Carlberg Fund Children and Youth Fund Leah M. Combs Endowment Fund Community in Conversation Fund Community Leadership Fund Community Scholarship Fund Grant Volunteer Fire Department Charles Conway Fund Culpepper Nursing Scholarship Fund DJS Family Fund Deffebach Family Fund DeVries Family Fund Dillen Charitable Fund Dillen Charitable Fund for Brevard Nancy Baur Dillen Art Teacher Scholarship Fund Joe and Pennie Di Prima Fund Keith and Keri Donald Brevard Impact Fund John and Nancy Dornbos Charitable Fund Drexler Family Fund

Elevate Brevard Fund Endowment for the Arts Endowment for Recreation Pablo Enriquez Memorial Scholarship Fund Equity and Inclusion Fund Carolyn P. Erambert Fund Exploration Arts! Fund Family Promise HERO Fund Fillmore Dreams Fund Kenneth R. Finken and Dorothy Hallam Finken Endowment Fund Hope and Brian Fisher Family Fund Florida City Gas Charitable Fund Evelyn Foster Endowment Fund Paul and Shirley Friedland Fund Paul and Shirley Friedland Fund for Brevard Paul and Shirley Friedland Fund for Health and Wellbeing Fulton's Folly Fund in Memory of Robert M. Fulton Dr. John C. Garey and Eliese D. Garey Fund Gemini Family Charitable Fund James H. and Betty O. Gooch Fund Ruth W. Gordon Benevolent Memorial Fund Marilyn and Walter Grace Fund Graham Family Fund Hannah-Chanel Fund Heritage Park at Crane Creek Fund John and Betty Higdon Fund Mark and Kimberly Hobbs Family Fund Holton Family Fund Ella Josephine Goodman Horn Fund Indian River Lagoon Fund KJC Family Fund Kreuzkamp Family Charitable Fund Christine P. Lance Foundation Kathryn F. Lazar Fund Lazar Family Charitable Fund

Lazar Family Charitable Fund Hendrik and Phoebe Leeman Charitable Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Hendrik Leeman Family Fund Frank R. Leslie Fund James W. and Mary Alice Libby Scholarship Danielle Sarah Mahon Memorial Fund James and Penelope Martin Fund Randy and Linda May Fund Thomas E. McNamara and Lois R. McNamara Charitable Fund MNT Fund Allan and Judy Moen Fund Dawson E. Molyneaux and Charlotte B. Molyneaux Endowment Fund Heaven's Rays Fund in Memory of Thomas and Emily Moseley F. Turner Munsell Fund Annette E. Parker Fund Petre Family Fund in Memory of Reverend Gabriel & Julia Petre of Palm Bay Michael and Assunta Picardi Fund Jean B. Prais Charitable Remainder Unitrust Fund RAB Family Foundation

RAB Family Foundation Kathryn Ridner Fund John K. and Julia R. Roach Fund John K. and Julia R. Roach Fund for Brevard Robert and Deborah Sands Fund Schuler Family Donor Advised Fund Walter E. and Judith L. Schwab Fund Schwinn Family Fund Sendler Family Charitable Fund Missy and Tony Shannon Memorial Scholarship Fund Shorr Family Fund Skate to School Scholarship Fund Spezzano Family Charitable Fund Peg and Rob Twitty Charitable Fund Veterans Fund R. Patricia Wallburg Endowment Fund Barbara Wells Family Foundation Frank J. and Mary R. Wertalik Foundation Marie Louise G. West Endowment Fund Wilkinson Family Fund Witherspoon Foundation

Dedicated to serving their neighbors in need during their lifetimes, Mae and Paul Kreuzkamp, along with their son Steven, continue to give back to the community through an endowed fund. Their careful financial and philanthropic preparations will support Brevard and beyond, forever. Continuing my parents' philanthropy and helping to care for this special community they loved so deeply means the world to my family and me. -Steven Kreuzkamp, son of Mae and Paul

Denotes funds investing in critical community needs through the Competitive Grants-Brevard program. Additionally, we are grateful for the donors who contributed to the Better Together Fund including Alfred A. and Beverly H. Nuttall, Anita Moore, and Temple Israel of Brevard. Learn more about the Competitive Grants-Brevard program on pages 9 - 10.

To view a list of nonprofit endowment partners, please see pages 15 - 16.

BUILDING YOUR LEGACY Legacy Society

204

Members of the Legacy Society have established endowed funds, created endowment plans for their funds, and/or included the Community Foundation in their estate plans as a lasting LEGACY SOCIETY commitment to making our community and our world a better MEMBERS place. These incredible people have the courage to envision the future and make the ultimate expression of philanthropic purpose. We are honored to work with them, their professional advisors, and any appointed friends and family members to carry out their intentions for good, forever.

Your Impact, Now and Forever There are many ways to engage in philanthropy and build a legacy through the Community Foundation, during your lifetime and after. Working together with you and/or your professional advisor, we will craft a customized solution that meets your goals and maximizes your impact. We accept a variety of gifts including cash, stocks, retirement assets, life insurance, property - as a bequest or a life time gift - providing you with great flexibility and maximum tax benefits. The possibilities are endless!

LEGACIES LIVING ON John and Betty Higdon Fund The Community Foundation received a transformative gift of $3 million in 2022 from the estate of Betty Higdon, creating the John and Betty Higdon Fund. As an endowed fund, it provides annual grants in perpetuity to support causes and initiatives the couple were passionate about.

John and Betty Higdon

“Betty knew the Community Foundation would ensure her gift remained true to her charitable intentions, while staying relevant and impactful to the community she loved,” said Robert J. Naberhaus III, a shareholder with Dean Mead and estate attorney for the Higdons. Todd Starkey, senior vice president of Compass Wealth Management Group, agreed, “It was deeply meaningful to help the Higdons craft a lasting legacy supporting the causes that were near and dear to both of their hearts.”

$217K GRANTED

Robert J. Naberhaus III, Esq.

Todd Starkey

The John and Betty Higdon Fund will provide annual grants to a variety of causes including animal, wildlife and environmental protection and community-based health and wellness programs, with a special focus on veterans, as well as contributions to the Lee Moffitt Cancer Center & Research Institute and the Florida United Methodist Children’s Home.

2022 - 2023

Through their foresight, careful planning, and ultimate generosity, the Higdons ensured the organizations and causes they cared most about will be supported and their names, spirit, and intentions will live on through the Community Foundation. We are honored to be the forever home of the John and Betty Higdon Fund. - Theresa Grimison, President and CEO, Community Foundation for Brevard Thanks to generous donors like the Hidgons, nonprofits are able to receive funding through the Foundation's competitive grant program. Learn more about the Competitive Grants-Brevard program on pages 9 - 10.

NONPROFIT ENDOWMENT PARTNERS Aging Matters in Brevard

Club Esteem

Servicing aging citizens of Brevard County by supporting independence, health, safety, and quality of life.

Inspiring children in under-resourced communities to achieve academic and personal excellence through tutoring, mentoring, and enrichment programs.

Arc of Space Coast Enriching the lives of adults in our community who have intellectual, developmental, and physical disabilities.

Brevard Achievement Center Providing persons with disabilities with innovative services and opportunities to achieve personal success.

Brevard Family Partnership Improving lives of children and families through adoption and fostering.

Brevard Humane Society Providing animal welfare shelters and programs that foster a humane ethic toward all animals.

Brevard Zoo Sharing the joy of nature to help wildlife and people thrive.

Candlelighters of Brevard Providing emotional support and financial assistance to children with cancer and their families in Brevard and Indian River counties.

Children's Hunger Project Providing weekend meals to fight childhood hunger and malnutrition.

Daily Bread Ensuring that no one faces homelessness alone and helping each person move forward in ending their homelessness.

Elevate Brevard Elevating Brevard residents by increasing access to education and employment opportunities.

Family Promise of Brevard Collaborating with the community to provide families with support and resources to achieve long-term housing stability.

Florida Wildlife Hospital Keeping wildlife wild by providing quality, compassionate care.

The Haven for Children Providing therapeutic care for children who have been removed from their families due to abuse, neglect, or abandonment.

Junior Achievement of the Space Coast Inspiring and preparing young people to succeed in a global economy.

Keep Brevard Beautiful Activating community partners to reduce litter, recycle, beautify, and sustain the environment.

LEAD Brevard

Sea Turtle Conservancy

Developing and engaging a diverse network of leaders to serve throughout Brevard.

Ensuring the survival of sea turtles in the region through research, education, training, and advocacy.

Love INC of Brevard Mobilizing local churches to transform lives and communities. Marine Resources Council Advocating for the restoration and protection of the Indian River Lagoon, coastal waters, inshore waters, and the watershed.

Melbourne Chamber Music Society Bringing internationally renowned music ensemble performances to the community and providing education to young musicians.

Neighbor Up Brevard Planning, facilitating, and implementing solutions to revitalize impoverished communities.

New Life Mission Equipping homeless moms to transform their families through education, accountability, and goal advancement. Preeclampsia Foundation Developing a world where hypertensive disorders of pregnancy no longer threaten the lives of mothers and their babies.

Promise in Brevard Providing affordable, independent housing for individuals with disabilities.

Rolling Readers Uniting Brevard County elementary aged children with books and caring adults to promote a community of life-long readers.

Serene Harbor Using every resource possible to end the cycle of domestic violence.

Sharing Center of Central Brevard Providing emergency assistance and guidance to those in our community who struggle to meet basic needs.

Space Coast Discovery Providing development, hope, and inclusion for children with and without disabilities and their families through a unique, inclusive program.

Space Coast Habitat for Humanity Bringing people together to build homes, communities, and hope.

Titusville Playhouse Providing enriching theatrical, artistic, and social experiences to artists and audiences.

Critical Causes, Lasting Support Nonprofits are critical to our community’s health and vitality, and we care deeply about the nonprofit ecosystem. For those organizations committed to providing services over a long period of time – and needing a sustainable source of funding to do so – the Community Foundation for Brevard provides an excellent option for endowment stewardship. Ask us how to support or establish an endowment dedicated to a nonprofit.

CO-CREATING OUR COMMUNITY All Together Now In our interconnected world, three sectors play crucial roles in shaping society: the public sector, private or for-profit sector, and the independent or nonprofit sector. Working together, all contribute critical components to create a balanced and thriving community.

Did you know?

The public and private sectors are well understood. The nonprofit sector, perhaps less so.

In the U.S. The nonprofit sector comprises: 10% of our nation’s economy 10% of our nation’s workforce

In Florida The nonprofit sector is on par with construction and manufacturing industries in terms of people employed and annual wages paid.

In Brevard The nonprofit sector

Generates

Pays annual wages of more than

$3.2 billion

$736 million

in annual revenue

Employs

13,059 individuals

ECONOMIC BENEFITS OF FLORIDA’S NONPROFIT SECTOR Florida Nonprofit Alliance-2022-2023

Nonprofits are mission-driven organizations, often organized as corporations, providing indispensable services to address needs and fill the gaps between government-driven and profit-generating activities. That said, having a nonprofit designation doesn’t mean they can’t make a profit – indeed they do and should. Why? So they can reinvest in the people, operations, and programs delivering on their critical missions. As you can see in these pages, there are many effective nonprofits at work in Brevard providing essential services and supports for vulnerable populations, tackling serious issues, and driving positive change forward. Truly, they are the heart of our communities. We encourage you to engage and invest! Call us with any questions.

BREVARD FUNDERS ALLIANCE BREVARD FUNDERS ALLIANCE

Brevard Funders Alliance is a collaboration of Brevard’s institutional funders working together to strengthen the community through researchinformed action, advocacy, and philanthropy. Each corporation has a unique mission and strategic approach. Together, the four members share a commitment to building a better Brevard through health and wellness, education and opportunity, and advocacy and capacity-building for the nonprofit sector.

Collectively, the four hold more than $110 million in charitable assets and leverage more than $11 million annually to improve the quality of life for our residents and build a thriving community.

CAPACITY-BUILDING Committed to the strength, success, and sustainability of the nonprofit sector, Brevard Funders Alliance members, with additional support from the Deffebach Family Fund, launched a capacity-building pilot program in 2023 in partnership with social enterprise Resilia. Through Resilia, a cohort of 11 local nonprofit organizations receive access to one-on-one coaching, online training, operational templates, fundraising tools, peer-to-peer leaning and more.

2023 Nonprofit Cohort

Since May of 2023, more than 321 resources have been accessed by the 11 organizations, with 73 individual users engaging with the program. Popular topics include fundraising, governance, board relations, and marketing.

Supporting these leaders is a powerful way to increase their impact. Like any successful business – nonprofit or for-profit – strategic focus, strong operations, and great people are essential. - Kim Deffebach, Deffebach Family Fund, Community Foundation for Brevard

MEET THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2024*

Elizabeth O. Shorr CHAIR

The Community Foundation provides the expertise, network of partners, and research that helps maximize your charitable impact in our community and our world. Working together, we are the heart and science of philanthropy. -Elizabeth O. Shorr

Shorr Family Fund

Myles H. Wilkinson VICE CHAIR

Jennifer Griffin, CPA TREASURER

Anne McPhee, J.D., LL.M. SECRETARY

Wilkinson Family Fund

Carr, Riggs & Ingram

Studenberg Law

Amanda G. Smith, Esq. PAST CHAIR WhiteBird, PLLC

Theresa Grimison PRESIDENT & CEO

*In the original version of this publication, the 2023 Board of Directors was represented. Pages 19 and 20 have been updated to reflect the 2024 Board.

Laura Chiesman

Keri K. Donald

Kit Fisher

SAVANT Wealth Management

Steadytown

Insurance Office of America

Robin L. Fisher

Shirley Friedland

Douglas G. Holton

Robin L. Fisher Insurance Agency

Paul & Shirley Friedland Fund

Holton Family Fund

Robert J. Naberhaus III, Esq.

Kelli Peck, CPA

Dean Mead

Gina Rall, CPA

RSM US LLP

Cypress Bank & Trust

Scott Sorensen

James Suplee

Jamara Wilson

Community Volunteer

Artist

Progressive Cleaning

DIRECTORS EMERITUS Ronald E. Bray • Michael S. Cerow, CPA • Dale Dettmer, Esq. • Brian Fisher, CPA • William Harris, CFP Darcia Jones Francey • Linda J. May • Don Molitor • Kurt D. Panouses, Esq.

MEET YOUR TEAM

Theresa Grimison

Alexandria Heirston

Roxanne Lestrange

President and CEO TheresaG@CFBrevard.org

Engagement Coordinator AlexandriaH@CFBrevard.org

Executive Assistant RoxanneL@CFBrevard.org

Shari Richards

Donna Sewell

Director of Finance ShariR@CFBrevard.org

Philanthropy Manager DonnaS@CFBrevard.org

A special thank you to Mary Renfro, community volunteer and Legacy Society member, for dedicating her time, expertise, and energy to help bring this yearbook to life!

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