Making a difference is within your reach
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We are YOUR Community Foundation. As a permanent resource for our community, we are working to ensure that the quality of life to which all residents aspire is within their reach. Let us help you, as we have already done for many other community members, act on your good intentions. Whether you want to focus your charitable giving, create a new community resource or service, or affect local change in other ways. We make it simple.
Let’s talk.
Call us at 540-213-2150 or email us at info@cfcbr.org
Better yet, come see us. 117 S. Lewis Street in Staunton
Miriam Burrows, Program Manager
Dan Layman, President & CEO
Menieka Garber, Chief Operating Officer
Cristina Casado, Director of Community Engagement
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COVER: Shenandoah Green, established by local residents to create a more sustainable environment in the Shenandoah Valley, engages community members of all ages to reduce waste. (So that Shenandoah Green could seek charitable donations while also working towards becoming a tax-exempt organization, the Community Foundation is serving as their fiscal sponsor.) PHOTO COURTESY OF SHENANDOAH GREEN.
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Did you know...
We are a tax-exempt, nonprofit organization proudly serving the independent cities of Staunton and Waynesboro, and the counties of Augusta, Highland, and Nelson since 1992. Local residents, businesses, and organizations have created an ever-growing number of charitable funds at the Community Foundation.
Community Foundation funds are a
RENEWABLE SOURCE OF SUPPORT
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Your
Community Cares RICK MOYERS: “Even though we haven’t lived there in many years, Highland County will always be a special place to my family, and we want Highland and all its residents to thrive. Having a donor-advised fund at the Community Foundation has helped us better understand needs in the county and opportunities for our support to make a real difference.”
DIANA BEAM: “Following my retirement from teaching, I sought a new outlet for my desire to help students succeed. The Community Foundation made it easy for me to make annual contributions to create my very own scholarship fund and support graduating seniors from Wilson Memorial High School pursue their dreams.”
OLIVER DAHL: “While I was in high school I launched a nonprofit organization, EVACE International, with the assistance of the Community Foundation. I am realizing my dream to improve the delivery of health care and education in remote communities. As my means allow, I am also creating a fund at the Community Foundation to ensure that EVACE can continue its good work for years to come.”
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MARTIN & LINDA LIGHTSEY: “We know firsthand that our community needs to invest in developing the workforce for our local economy. The Community Foundation has proven to be a valuable partner skilled at bringing opportunities to us for directing our charitable giving in support of creative solutions.”
Let’s talk about what matters most to you.
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JIM & KELLY HYSON: “Following the loss of our daughter in 2008, creating a scholarship that celebrates Lindsay’s life was an important part of our healing process. The Community Foundation took on the administration of the scholarship so that we could focus on moving forward and getting to know our scholarship recipients.”
SABRINA BURRESS: “As mental health professionals, Charles Shepard and I recognize the dire need in our community for greater access to counseling services. The Community Foundation’s willingness to serve as our fiscal sponsor made it possible for us to launch a new nonprofit organization, ARROW Project, dedicated to developing new mental health care possibilities.”
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Your Cause Matters to Us
“My parents loved to help children become successful and caring adults. They hoped to continue that commitment long after their lifetimes. The Community Foundation was the perfect partner for them to create such a legacy. My father added a provision to his will so that a contribution would be made to the Foundation upon his passing. That gift established the A.P. Boxley, Jr. & Rachel Barksdale Boxley Memorial Fund. Knowing that needs change over time, they also left it up to the Foundation to decide how best to use the Boxley Memorial Fund to make a meaningful difference in the lives of children each year. I share my parents’ commitment to youth, so I add my support to the Boxley Memorial Fund each year.” – Al Boxley, III (Waynesboro resident and business owner)
The work of the Boxley Memorial Fund began in 2003. Many nonprofit organizations have since been able to provide important services for children in our community thanks to grants from the Fund. One example is the Blue Ridge Children’s Museum, which was established in 2017 to provide families with an affordable, hands-on activity center to explore local natural, historical, and cultural resources through the arts, sciences, and humanities.
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ANNUAL REPORT 2018
Dear Friends, It’s our continued honor to dedicate the resources of your Community Foundation to enhancing the quality of life in the cities and counties we serve. We believe that every resident should have within their reach the opportunity to act on their aspirations for our community’s overall standard of living and the wellbeing of their family.
Local residents, companies, and organizations contributed over $1.6 million to our work in 2018 and we welcomed twelve new fund partners. Most importantly, our growth gave us the privilege of committing over $1.5 million in charitable grants, scholarships, and awards—our largest single-year total. Requests for our support also increased significantly in 2018. We see great work underway to assist residents with their most urgent needs, to offer them opportunities for acquiring new skills, and to continue our community’s rich cultural offerings. We also see many pressing needs remaining to be addressed, such as: •
The shortage of childcare and pre-school. This issue has a negative impact on a child’s school readiness, a parent’s employment options, and a company’s ability to fill job openings.
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Access to mental health care. While options exist for most of us to secure care for our physical health, our community lacks the capacity necessary to serve the mental health needs of our residents.
These are only two examples of local issues that need our attention and resources. We are very fortunate that our ability to think ahead about new strategic investments is fueled by many community members who have made plans for future contributions, of all sizes, to the Community Foundation. We cannot act alone. The best plans for addressing community issues often bring together the strengths of the public, private, nonprofit, and philanthropic sectors - all working hand-in-hand with residents. To that end, we continue to develop our community engagement plan and embrace best practices in crosssector collaborations. As we work together to better understand the needs of our community, we are all able to direct our time, talents, and resources more intentionally. If you are ready to consider how you can make a difference, we invite you to have that conversation with us. Together, we can do more. Sincerely,
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2018 FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS AT- A- G L ANCE
Contributions
1,551,542
$
431 Donors
Distributions Supporting aspirations for better lives
Assets
23,931,639
$
Aiding our most vulnerable community members
1,554,577
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* Assets reported as of December 31, 2018 following the 4th quarter market decline. (The Foundation’s assets recovered their value during the 1st quarter of 2019.)
Distributions
429
Grants, Scholarships, and Awards
Total Assets
17%
$264,278
$26 million
45%
$24 million
$698,380 Rewarding outstanding individual effort
7%
$110,000
$22 million $20 million $18 million $16 million $14 million
Enhancing our community’s quality of life
31%
$12 million $10 million 2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
$481,919
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2018 GRANT RECIPIENTS 116th Infantry Regiment Foundation, Inc. African American Heritage Festival Foundation, Inc.
Craigsville Volunteer Fire Department Creative Works Farm, Inc.
New Covenant Community Church New Hope Volunteer Fire Department
Allegheny Mountain Institute
Dabney S. Lancaster Community College
New River Community College
Allegheny Mountain Radio American Cancer Society, Inc., Relay for Life
Daily Living Center Danville Community College
Open Doors Patrick Henry Community College
American Frontier Culture Foundation, Inc. American Red Cross of Central Virginia
Dare to Dream Therapeutic Horsemanship Center Disciples Kitchen
Piedmont Virginia Community College Preston L. Yancey Fire Department
American Shakespeare Center
Duke University
Project GROWS
Anicira Veterinary Center ANSWER Relief
Elegius Mini Equine Sanctuary Elk Hill Farm
Renewing Homes of Greater Augusta Ride with Pride
The Arc of Augusta ARROW Project
EVACE International, Inc. Explore More Discovery Museum
Rockfish Valley Community Center Rockfish Wildlife Sanctuary
Augusta County Fire Department Augusta County Fire-Rescue Augusta County Historical Society
Family Promise of Carteret County The First Tee of Harrisonburg Fort Defiance Indian Band Boosters, Inc.
Rx Drug Access Partnership Saint John the Evangelist Catholic Church Salem Evangelical Lutheran Church Cemetery
Augusta County Public Schools Augusta Dog Adoptions
Friends of the Augusta County Library Friends of the Staunton Library
The Salvation Army- Staunton Corps. The Salvation Army-Waynesboro Corps.
Augusta Health Foundation Augusta Health Hospice of the Shenandoah Augusta Regional Clinic
Garth Newel Music Center Gemeinschaft Home Girl Scouts of Virginia Skyline Council
Shenandoah National Park Trust Shenandoah Valley Animal Services Center Shenandoah Valley Art Center
Augusta Regional S.P.C.A. Babe Ruth Leagues of Virginia, Inc. (for Waynesboro Youth Baseball/Softball) Bessie Weller Elementary School Beverley Street Studio School
Girls on the Run of Central Virginia GReat Aspirations Scholarship Program, Inc. Greater Augusta Coalition Against Adult Abuse Habitat for Humanity Staunton-AugustaWaynesboro
Southside Virginia Community College Southwest Virginia Community College Staunton Augusta Art Center Staunton Augusta Church Relief Association, Inc. Staunton Augusta County Rescue Squad
Blue Ridge Area Food Bank Blue Ridge CASA for Children Blue Ridge Children’s Museum Blue Ridge Community College Blue Ridge Legal Services
Headwaters Soil & Water Conservation District Heifetz International Music Institute The Highland Center Highland County Arts Council Highland County Humane Society, Inc.
Staunton Augusta Family YMCA Staunton City Schools Staunton Creative Community Fund Staunton Downtown Development Association Staunton Makerspace, Inc.
Blue Ridge Medical Center Booker T. Washington Alumni Association, Inc. Boy Scouts of America, Stonewall Jackson Area Council Boys & Girls Club of Waynesboro, Staunton &
Highland County Public Library Highland County Respite Care & Hospice Support Services Highland Historical Society Highland Medical Center, Inc.
Staunton Music Festival Staunton Parks and Recreation Staunton Performing Arts Center Stonewall Brigade Band Stuart Hall School
Augusta County BRCC Educational Foundation, Inc. Bridgewater Volunteer Rescue Squad Casa de Amistad Cat’s Cradle The Center for Coldwaters Restoration, Inc. Center for Earth-Based Healing of AIWP Center for Nonprofit Excellence Central Shenandoah Planning District Commission Central Shenandoah Valley Office on Youth Central Virginia Community College CF Leads Chesapeake Bay Foundation Children’s Art Network Christchurch School Foundation Christian’s Purpose Churchville Fire Department Cinderella Project of the Shenandoah Valley City of Staunton Community Child Care, Inc. The Community Foundation, HarrisonburgRockingham
Historic Staunton Foundation Hollins University Hope Mission of Carteret County, Inc. Hope’s Legacy Equine Rescue, Inc. Hospice of the Piedmont Infant Toddler Connection of Augusta-Highland Institute for Reform and Solutions J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College Jacob’s Ladder, Inc. Jazz in the Park Jefferson Scholars Foundation John Tyler Community College Lake Summit Foundation Learn English and Reading Now, Inc. Lord Fairfax Community College Mary Baldwin University Mental Health America of Augusta MIMA Music, Inc. Mountain Empire Community College Mountaineer Food Bank Nathan Yip Foundation National Kidney Foundation Serving Virginia
Stuarts Draft High School Parent Advisory Council Stuarts Draft Rescue Squad Stuarts Draft Volunteer Fire Company, Inc. The Talking Book Center, Inc. Theater Wagon, Inc. Thomas Nelson Community College Tidewater Community College Tinkling Spring Presbyterian Church Trinity Episcopal Church Trinity University United Way of Greater Augusta United Way of Northwest Florida University of Virginia Health System, Charles O. Strickler Transplant Center Valley Alliance for Education Valley Career and Technical Center Valley Children’s Advocacy Center Valley Conservation Council Valley Hope Counseling Center Valley Mission Valley Music Academy Valley Pastoral Counseling Center
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GRANT RECIPIENTS, CONTINUED
Valley Program for Aging Services Valley Supportive Housing Vanderbilt University Vector Industries, Inc. Verona Community Center Verona Community Food Pantry Verona Volunteer Fire Company, Inc. Virginia Blood Services Virginia High School League Foundation Virginia Highlands Community College Virginia Student Aid Foundation, Inc. Virginia Weekday Religious Education Association Virginia Western Community College VSDB Foundation Wayne Theatre Alliance Waynesboro Area Refuge Ministry, Inc. Waynesboro Family YMCA Waynesboro First Aid Crew Waynesboro Kiwanis Club Waynesboro Parks and Recreation Waynesboro Public Schools Waynesboro Symphony Orchestra Well of Hope America Weyers Cave Volunteer Fire Company Wildlife Center of Virginia Wilson Workforce and Rehabilitation Center Foundation Wintergreen Adaptive Sports Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library Word of Faith Church Wytheville Community College
2018 SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Katherine Amirault Monique Ayres Lindsey Bosserman Kelsea Byers Krista Caldwell Matthew Carter Logan Case Patricia Craft Hayley Darden Alexander Daughtrey Grace E. Davis Madison DeGolyer Cali Lee Demey Brooke DiCicco Jillian Dudley Isaac Edwards Kimberly Embe-Mamong Veronica Ferguson Margot Flanders Cheryl Fortune Kaitlyn Foster Danna Gallego-Garcia Miguel Garcia Victoria Gaudin Michael Gibson Kaitlan Giovine Makayla Hackett Erin Hanley Kaelyn Hawley Samuel Heller Mary Hensley Tessa Hickman Jennifer Jarosz Jessica Johns David Jones Sammilyn Kephart Michael Koch Mia Kyler Mausam Mehta Madalyn Mongold Elias Nafziger Morgan Pangle Emily Reed Jaylin Reed Jessica Sanchez-Armendariz Erica Sanders Nya Scott Ashlyn Senger Ann Sheehy Emily Spencer Andrew Straley Allison Stump Affan Syed Wei Wang Rachel Watts Iyana Wilson Elizabeth Wood Nicole Young
Richard P. Coon Memorial STEM Scholarship A. Gordon Houff Memorial Scholarship INVISTA Waynesboro Scholarship Buddy and Carolyn Holbert Scholarship Scholarship to Change Lives John W. Greene Memorial Scholarship Roy B. Martin Memorial Scholarship Peter Veglahn Memorial Scholarship Louis & Emily M. Spilman Scholarship Robert E. Lee High School Memorial Scholarship R.S. Yeago, Jr. Scholarship Lindsay Ree Hyson Memorial Scholarship Roy B. Martin Memorial Scholarship Ethel Driver Memorial Scholarship Louis & Emily M. Spilman Scholarship Martin Lightsey Scholarship for Technical Education The Frances Bell Rolston Scholarship Christopher DeWitt “Chris” Rockwell Memorial Scholarship Diana Beam Scholarship Scholarship to Change Lives INVISTA Waynesboro Scholarship Louis & Emily M. Spilman Scholarship Ganelle Hargrove Cook Scholarship John W. Greene Memorial Scholarship John W. Greene Memorial Scholarship Barbara Hunter Grant Memorial Scholarship Kenneth L. Jones Memorial Scholarship Morgan R. Funk Memorial Scholarship Rose S. Thompson and Boyd W. Thompson Jr. Endowment Scholarship Diana Beam Scholarship Diana Beam Scholarship Fritz and Mary Rogers Stout Memorial Scholarship Norman St. Laurent Scholarship Roy B. Martin Memorial Scholarship John W. Greene Memorial Scholarship Martin Lightsey Scholarship for Technical Education Community Scholarship for Excellence & Martin Lightsey Scholarship for Technical Education Staunton Performing Arts Center Scholarship Mark Tinsley Scholarship Ethel Driver Memorial Scholarship INVISTA Waynesboro Scholarship V. Francis & Susan S. Reynolds Scholarship INVISTA Waynesboro Scholarship Scholarship to Change Lives Ganelle Hargrove Cook Scholarship INVISTA Waynesboro Scholarship Waynesboro High School Alumni Scholarship Ethel Driver Memorial Scholarship Richard A. Hobbs Scholarship Montebello Scholarship Mark Tinsley Scholarship Richard P. Coon Memorial STEM Scholarship Diana Beam Scholarship Martin Lightsey Scholarship for Technical Education INVISTA Waynesboro Scholarship William Henry Sheppard Scholarship INVISTA Waynesboro Scholarship Roy B. Martin Memorial Scholarship
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EDUCATION AWARDS 2018 Dawbarn Education Award Recipients
2018 Smyth Education Award Recipients
Abby Arey Dane Barr Charmaine Everett-Cupp Jessica Herr Elsa Kiser
Jeannie Drumheller Dee Mitchelson-Shaver Stephanie Mayo David Johnson Amy Howard
AUGUSTA COUNTY, STAUNTON, AND WAYNESBORO Sue Leonard Cristina Lotts Donte’ Montague Bill Terry Eliza Williamson
NELSON COUNTY
Eric Hathaway Lauren Dingman Darius Byrd Ashley Bryant Tom Beverly
YOUTH PHILANTHROPY COUNCIL Through our Youth Philanthropy Council (YPC) program, established in 2008, we engage students from each public and private high school in Staunton, Waynesboro, Augusta County, and Highland County in the practice of community philanthropy, including grant making to local nonprofit organizations. YPC members meet with community leaders, local philanthropists, and nonprofit executives. They work together to establish philanthropic priorities, request grant proposals from the nonprofit community, interview applicants, and determine how best to distribute grants totaling $35,000. Through YPC, we are working to prepare our next generation of leaders and philanthropists. 2018-19 YOUTH PHILANTHROPY COUNCIL:
AUGUSTA COUNTY, STAUNTON, AND WAYNESBORO Colin Bowers Anna Brule Luca Campbell Katie Elliot Emma Evans Annika Fisher Sean Fridley Tristan Gaona Maldonado Tahlib Haliburton Jillian Hammond Riley Hamp Matthew Heidel Jon Henriques
Caleb Jones Carter Koehn Annabelle Mastrandea Jessica Milo Sam Pereles Josh Protil Kadri Romanin Ramona Shelton Hugh Shields Seth Spire Gabby Woodard
GRANT RECIPIENTS • Bike Box of the Blue Ridge • Blue Ridge CASA for Children • Boys & Girls Club of Waynesboro, Staunton & Augusta County • Elk Hill • Hopecam • New Directions • Valley Children’s Advocacy Center • Valley Hope Counseling Center • Waynesboro Area Refuge Ministry
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(offered in partnership with The Highland Center) Hannah Adams Rachel Amirault Anna Armstrong Sydney Armstrong Mary Blanchard
Haleigh Deem Anita Hiner Daniel Judy Ethan Smith
GRANT RECIPIENTS • Allegheny Mountain Institute • Dare to Dream Therapeutic Horsemanship Center • Elegius Mini Horse Sanctuary: • Highland County Humane Society • Safehome Systems • Valley Program for Aging Services
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COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FUNDS 2018 FUNDS Each fund has its own purpose and history, but all of them gain strength from being managed together. We welcome additional contributions to these funds at any time.
AGENCY FUNDS (Created by nonprofit organizations as a source of annual income or a reserve fund for their future) The Arc of Augusta Fund Augusta County Public Schools Endowment Fund Augusta Regional Clinic - Loesch Endowment Fund Augusta Regional SPCA Endowment Fund Beverley Street Studio School Fund Samuel Matthew Lucente Memorial Fund (Boys and Girls Club) Shenandoah Valley Art Center Endowment Fund Staunton Public Schools Educational Endowment Fund The Talking Book Center Fund United Way of Greater Augusta Endowment Fund Valley Alliance for Education Endowment Fund Valley Concerts Foundation Piano Maintenance Fund Valley Conservation Council Fund Valley Pastoral Counseling Center Endowment Fund Valley Program for Aging Services Fund Wayne Theatre Alliance, Inc.* Waynesboro Family YMCA Endowment Fund Wilson Workforce & Rehabilitation Center Foundation Fund
AWARD FUNDS (Rewarding individuals for their extraordinary contributions to our community) H. Dunlop ‘Buz’ Dawbarn Award Fund Smyth Education Award Fund
DESIGNATED FUNDS (Providing ongoing support for our donors’ favorite nonprofit organizations) The Arc of Augusta-Bill and Kitty Davenport Fund Augusta Regional SPCA-Bill and Kitty Davenport Fund Cadence, Inc. Community Giving Program Current Fund Caroline E. Roberts Memorial Flower Garden Fund Community Foundation Administrative Endowment Fund Croushorn Endowment Fund Fort Defiance High School Foundation Gene Wood Memorial Waynesboro Family YMCA Youth Fund J. B. “Gus” Stombock Memorial Little League Fund John M. & Katherine F. LaVigne Memorial Fund John Moore Memorial Fund Linda Ebert Thompson Memorial Fund
Loesch-Augusta Regional Clinic Fund Mary T. Echols Fund Maurice H. and Wilma C. Baylor Fund Paul Flanagan Memorial Fund Richard P. & Caroline P. Coon Fund Robert E. and Barbara B. Cox Charitable Fund Roy B. Martin Memorial Scholarship Fund ShenanArts Endowment Fund Staunton Music Festival P. Donald Moses Memorial Education Fund Staunton Public Schools Endowment Fund-Bessie Weller Elementary School Stuarts Draft High School Parent Advisory Council SVGS Director’s Fund in honor of Linda N. Cauley Sweet Family Farm Endowment Fund Valley Program for Aging Services Endowment Fund Vector Industries-Bill and Kitty Davenport Fund Waynesboro Public Schools Foundation Welcome to Stuarts Draft Beautification Fund
DONOR-ADVISED FUNDS (Distributing grants to nonprofit organizations upon annual advisement of our donors) Carroll and Grace “Patsy” Guynn Memorial Fund Cochran Family Foundation Dennis and Bonnie Fontenot Nielson Fund Dixie Gas and Oil Corporation Community Contributions Fund F&M Bank Community Fund* Gerhart Family Fund Herring-Jones Donor Advised Fund The Jamin Fund John W. and Anne C. Sills Fund* LD&B Insurance and Financial Services Fund Leonard and Elsie Chittum Memorial Fund Lynn and David Diveley Fund LUMOS Networks Foundation Michael Clay and Mary James Moore Quillen Family Advised Fund Moyers Family Fund NTELOS Wireless Foundation The S and J Plumbley Fund* Shenandoah Valley Kiwanis Club Fund Waynesboro Kiwanis Club Fund William K. & Lois Glover Orr Charitable Fund WISE Fund
Funds created in 2018 are identified with an asterisk.
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FUNDS, CONTINUED FIELD-OF-INTEREST FUNDS (Supporting nonprofit organizations engaged in charitable work of interest to our donors) A.P. Boxley, Jr. & Rachel Barksdale Boxley Memorial Fund Coyner Endowment for the Elderly David Feline Medical Assistance Fund J.B. “Gus” Stombock Family Fund Lucy Coyner Endowment Fund Maryanne Moffett Memorial Fund Meadows Fund for the Intellectually Disabled Peggy and Lloyd Gochenour Endowment Fund
Montebello Scholarship Fund Morgan R. Funk Memorial Scholarship Fund Norman St. Laurent Scholarship Fund Peter Veglahn Memorial Scholarship Fund Richard P. Coon Memorial STEM Scholarship R.S. Yeago, Jr. Scholarship Fund Richard A. Hobbs Scholarship Fund Robert E. Lee High School Memorial Scholarship Fund Rose S. Thompson and Boyd W. Thompson Jr. Endowment Scholarship Fund The Scholarship to Change Lives
United Nursery Fund for Early Child Care and Education
Staunton Performing Arts Center Scholarship V. Francis and Susan S. Reynolds Scholarship Fund
SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS
Waynesboro High School Alumni Scholarship Fund William Henry Sheppard Scholarship
(Providing post-secondary financial aid for traditional students and adult learners) A. Gordon Houff Memorial Scholarship Fund Augusta Cook Markley Scholarship* Barbara Hunter Grant Memorial Scholarship Buddy and Carolyn Holbert Scholarship Christopher DeWitt “Chris” Rockwell Memorial Scholarship Fund Community Scholarship for Excellence Fund Diana Beam Scholarship* Doyle O. and Lelia Jane Bateman Scholarship Fund* Ethel Driver Memorial Scholarship Fund Frances Bell Rolston Scholarship Fritz and Mary Rogers Stout Memorial Scholarship Ganelle Hargrove Cook Scholarship Fund Headwaters Soil & Water Conservation District Scholarship INVISTA Waynesboro Scholarship Fund John W. Greene Memorial Scholarship Kenneth L. Jones Memorial Scholarship Fund Linda Blehm Memorial Scholarship Lindsay Ree Hyson Memorial Scholarship Louis and Emily M. Spilman Scholarship Fund Lt. Larry W. McDowell Fund Mark Tinsley Scholarship Fund Martin Lightsey Scholarship for Technical Education
UNRESTRICTED FUNDS (Addressing the most pressing needs of our community as determined by the Foundation) Bill and Lisa Moore Unrestricted Fund Cauley/Richardson Staunton/Augusta County Endowment Fund* H.E. Coiner Trust James P. Whitworth Fund J. B. “Gus” Stombock Memorial Unrestricted Fund Kelling Unrestricted Endowment Fund L. Dal and Jane F. Simmons Unrestricted Fund Leonard and Jane Penland Unrestricted Fund Leonard and Jane Penland Unrestricted Endowment Fund Lewis M. Coiner Unrestricted Endowment Fund McKee Foods Corporation Unrestricted Fund Walter and Marelia Dixon Memorial Fund Warren and Jean Mundy Unrestricted Fund White Family Fund
We accept a wide variety of assets as charitable contributions. We also administer many forms of charitable funds designed to accomplish the goals of our donors.
INTERESTED IN STARTING A FUND? We make it easy. Call 540-213-2150. www.cfcbr.org
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2018 DONORS FRIENDS OF THE FOUNDATION
Membership recognizes donors who have given unrestricted support for the administration of the Foundation of gifts of $500 or more during the fiscal year. Alpha Omega Wealth Management Anonymous (2) Benham Black Dr. Richard Bolstein and Sharon Adams Mark and Jeanine Botkin Bruce and Nancy L. Bowman Asher and Laura Jean Brand Steve and Pat Claffey Ken and Tonya Cleveland Brooks Cushman Pamela Davies and Geoffrey MacIlwaine Ronald and Kathryn Denney Didawick & Company P.C. Elmore, Hupp & Company, P.L.C. Rich Evans and Lynn Davis John and Jan Flora Kathy and Bill Frazier Perry and Colleen Fridley Chad and Lori Hatter Homer L. and Joyce C. Hite Becky and Patrick Kelly Scott and Devan Koehn Dan Layman and Pamela Fox Martin and Linda Lightsey Mr. and Mrs. Carl G. Lind Dave and Jan Mangun Liz and Joe McCue William and Ann McIntyre Stuart Moffett Moore Public Relations, LLC Chas and Susan Pauly Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Pereles Rickard F. and Dianne M. Pfizenmayer Susan and C.K. Polly Carl and Cheryl Rosberg William Saxman Bob and Liz Schreiber Caroline and Doug Smith Brett and Kim Snyder Billy Sowers Brad and Deana Tipler Nancy H. Whitmore Rudolph Yobs
2018 DONORS
Kerry and Patsy Alexander Alpha Omega Wealth Management Thomas W. Altizer Dreama L. Anderson Sharon Angle Anonymous (17) ArborLife Professional Tree Care Lesta Armentrout Russell and Anne Armentrout Judy Armstrong Nancy C. Armstrong Wayne and Jane Armstrong Ruth Arnold and Lou Dolive Ryan and Ivona Ault Scott and Peggy Ballin Judd and Dabney Bankert Bob Barton and Laura Schroder Estate of Lelia Jane Bateman Lee A. Beam Lt. Col. and Mrs. Thomas R. Beam, USAF (Ret.) Clair and Tom Bell Don and Juliana Benner Michael and Kelly Berrang Charlie and Kathy Bishop Gretchen N. Bishop Alan Biskey Benham Black Nathan Blecharczyk Steven Blehm Dr. Richard Bolstein and Sharon Adams Ken Bosserman Mark and Jeanine Botkin Kennon and Roger Bowen Bill Bowman and Shirley Ashby Bruce and Nancy L. Bowman Mr. and Mrs. A.P. Boxley III Bob and Terry Boyle Asher and Laura Jean Brand Kip and Shelley Brindle Doug Broce Robert and Emma Brooks Barbara Brothers Mark Brown Ryan Browne Ty Buckman and Jody Rambo Susan Buerkel Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bugas, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Bumgardner, III S. Kay Burnett
Judy B. Burtner Cadence, Inc. Rob and Debbie Cale Debbie and Jimmy Callison David and Jennifer Campfield Jane and Davis Cangalosi Steve and Betty Carpenter Carr Family Foundation Henley and Mary Carter Chevron Matching Employee Funds Rick Chittum Steve and Pat Claffey Ken and Tonya Cleveland Stuart and Emily Cochran Beverley Coffman Coffman’s Landscape and Lawn Ralph and Judy Cohen H.E. Coiner Trust Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. M. Coleman James and Lucinda Cooke Peter and Faye Cooper Jack Cowherd Judy L. Cox Robert E. and Barbara B. Cox Lynn Hall Coyner Penelope Critzer Steve and Ann Cundy Brooks Cushman Cary and Allen Dahl Thomas and Kristin Dahl Paul and Shirley Dana Bunny Davenport Joyce Davenport Katherine A. Davenport Trust Gwen David Pamela Davies and Geoffrey MacIlwaine Lansing and Whitney Davis David and Susan Delcour Ronald and Kathryn Denney David and Cindy Didawick Didawick & Company P.C. David and Lynn Diveley Bruce and Olimpia Dorries Charlotte Downing Robert and Sharon Driscoll Ed and Susie Driskill John and Maureen Drumheller Carolyn Dull Ernest C. Echols Mary T. Echols Elk Trucking Elmore, Hupp & Company, P.L.C.
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Winona B. Emerson Thomas and Carolyn Erskine Rich Evans and Lynn Davis Walter H. Everiss, Jr. F&M Bank Ken and Shirley Farley Farm Credit of the Virginias Tom and Diane Fechtel J. B. and Sherry Ferguson Jamise Guynn Ferguson and Scott Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. J. Gray Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Jay Ferguson Barbara and Raymond Firehock First Bank First Bank & Trust Company Doris Flanagan John and Jan Flora Jane and Jake Ford Dr. and Mrs. David E. Fosnocht Dr. Donald and Mrs. Sharlene Fowler Jenna and Bruce Frank Charles and Jacqueline Frankfort Frazier Associates Kathy and Bill Frazier Perry and Colleen Fridley Friends of the Middle River Gannett Foundation Richard and Judy Gardner Clifford Garstang Cordelia K. Gary David and Teresa Gauldin Marney Gibbs Buckley and Virginia Gillock Herb and Sue Godschalk Gregg and Freddy Goldenberg Family Foundation Scott and Krista Goldenberg Paul and Pamela Gordon Kurt and Dinah Gottschalk Mark and Madelyn Graves Braxton and Judith Green Preston Greg Mary T. Gregory Joseph Griesser Stanley and Lynn Grimm Katherine Grones Sarah Grove-Humphries Barbara L. Guffey Douglas L. Guynn Jack and Joanne Guynn 16
Jimmy and Janet Guynn Michael and Jennifer M. Guynn H & R Contractors, Inc. (Rick Landes) Robert and Donna Ham Mike and Lora Hamp Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Hamp M. P. Hamrick Thomas and Yvonne Hamrick Jay Hanger Jim Hanger Bill and Karen Hanna David Hanna Stevan and Linda Hanna Stevan Hanna Larry Harrell and Tom Arbaugh Cory E. “Sonny� Hartbarger Matt and Stephanie Haskins Chad and Lori Hatter Bill and Kyle Hausrath Deborah D. Hawkins Head Over Heels Gymnastics Headwaters Soil & Water Conservation District Daniel and Janne Heifetz Heritage Hospitality Management, Inc. Carolyn C. Herring Homer L. and Joyce C. Hite Sandra and John Hite John and Cynthia Hoover Carter Hopkins Drs. Sam and Melissa Hostetter Houff Corporation Teresa Huffman Jim and Pam Huggins William S. and Patricia Hunter Chad Hurst Jim and Kelly Hyson Kevin Jarvis and Safiya Mahmoodian Jarvis Baldwin P. Jennings, Jr. Dan and Susan Jenny Phillip and Sarabeth Johnson Evelyn K. Jones Julie and Jay Jones Kristin Jordan Jim and Guzin Karides Matthew Kavanaugh Paul Kazarov and Barbara Whipple Donna Kearns Dr. Ken Keller and Dr. Susan Green Becky and Patrick Kelly Anne and Jamie Kimmett
Dr. and Mrs. J. Darwin King Susie B. King Leslie and Carol Kipp Lisa Kirtz Elsa and Charlie Kiser Jim and Joan Kivlighan Jim and Mia Kivlighan Kiwanis Club of Staunton Knopp Enterprises, Inc. Scott and Devan Koehn Becky Kohler Billie Kramer Dr. Jim and Trish LaGrua Joseph and Susan Lake Dr. and Mrs. Eric Laser Thomas and Cecilia LaViolette Dan Layman and Pamela Fox Suzanne Leahy Elizabeth M. Leasure Laurie Z. Leder Martin and Linda Lightsey Mr. and Mrs. Carl G. Lind Seth A. Liskey Cathy and Carter Lively James and Latane Long Margaret Joann Loring Frank and Betty Lucente Victor and Sally Ludwig Barbara L. Lynch Nicholas and Linda MacNeil Michael MacPherson Susanne MacTavish Dave and Jan Mangun Jane and Preston Manning Augusta C. Markley & Dr. Robert S. Markley Gustavo Marrufo Darcie Martin Michael and Karen Martin Elaine E. K. McCarrick Gene and Jan McCombs Liz and Joe McCue Nancy McDaniel McDonough Toyota James McGavock James McHone William and Ann McIntyre Ann D. McPherson Brenda and Bob Mead Marlene Meade Dave and Debbie Melvin www.cfcbr.org
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Peter and Kay Menk Judith Spencer Merrill Dave and Debbie Metz Irene Miller Thea Miller Carol Jo and Joe Mills Deanne and Matthew Mills Ellen and Julian Moffett Stuart Moffett Roger and Barbara Monger Bill and Lisa Moore Moore Public Relations, LLC Phil and Cheri Moran David and Heather Morgan James and Janice Morgan Sue Morley Beatrice Morris Brooklyn Morris Mr. and Mrs. James S. Morrison Albert and Jane Morriss Julie Moyers and Craig Robson Rick Moyers Edward and Margaret Mudrowsky Sally Mueller Lynn Murphey and Larry Smith Angel and Beth Negron Dorothy D. Nelson Ioana Niculescu Dennis and Bonnie F. Nielson Doug and Ellen Noland Michael Norris Michelle Nuckols Robert and Mary Beirne Nutt Charlie Obaugh Auto Group of Staunton Margie and Walt Obenschain Thomas and Claudia O’Neill Patricia R. Opie Jack and Stephanie Otteni Roderic and Linda Owen Steve and Shelby Owen Marlo Pabst Sarah Palmer Chas and Susan Pauly Jon Oakley Pearson Lundy and Ellen Pentz Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Pereles Allen Persinger, Jr. and Gary Nimax Barbara Persinger Peterson Enterprises Rickard F. and Dianne M. Pfizenmayer Sam and Patty Phillips
Stephen and Julie Plumbley Bill and Betsy Pollard Susan and C.K. Polly Fred and Bonnie Powell Proteus Foundation Eugene and Asterie Provenzo David and Karen Pugh Betty Pullin Michael and Mary Jim Quillen Anand Ramana Ronald W. Ramsey John and Charlotte Rankin Jennifer Rea Susan Read and William Davick Michael Reeps and Heather Smith-Reeps Mrs. Grace A. Rice Alan and Anita Richardson Mike and Beverly Riddell James and Patricia Ridenour Calvin L. Roberts, II Caroline Roberts Thomas and Cindy Roberts Kelli Rocherolle James and Deborah Rolfe Karen Bergmann Romig Carl and Cheryl Rosberg Ned and Jane Ruby Elizabeth Ruehl Russ and Dotty Rutan Richard Rutherford Lamar Sale Victor and Karen Santos William Saxman Sandi Scannelli Marv and Annette Schaff Bob and Liz Schreiber Bill and Cindy Scott Prewitt and Beth Scripps Tom and Peggy Sheets Joyce and Phil Shelenberger Larry and Jann Shenk Pat and Peg Sheridan John and Harriett Sherwood Roller and Jerry Lynn Shipplett John and Anne Sills Louise Slovensky Ethel M. Smeak Adam Smith Caroline and Doug Smith Brett and Kim Snyder Nancy and Randy Sorrells
William F. Sowers, Jr. Anne and Tim Spencer Gordon Spencer Paul S. Spencer, Jr. Ralph and Janet Spencer Alex Sproul, Jr. David Sproul Col. Hugh B. Sproul, III Sharon H. and George T. Sproul Clark Stalnaker Staunton Makerspace, LC Frank and Bonny Strassler Mary Ann and Bob Stripling Robert and Misa Stuart Sidney and Eleanor Supple John R. Sweet Daniel Swift Joan B. Swift Ross and Jane Testerman Louise R. Thyson Mary and Wayt Timberlake Brad and Deana Tipler Triangle Real Estate Tull Charitable Foundation, Inc. Cherie P. Turman Michael B. Tusing Ty and Dottie Tysinger Debora Unbehagen Paul and Martha Vames Mr. and Mrs. Wilson F. Vellines, Jr. Melissa Veronesi Darothy B. Via Virginia School for the Deaf Alumni Association Eric and Robin von Seldeneck Fran and Bill von Seldeneck Thomas and Pamela Mason Wagner Steve and Dori Walk Sascha Wallace Marion Anne Ward Robert H. Wease Bob and Mabel Lou Weiss Hugh and Connie Westfall Louise S. Whipple Michael and Angela Whitesell Nancy H. Whitmore Judith C. Wiegand Dr. Gloria R. Wilkins Tracy and Sarah (Larner) Wilkins Nancy Street Williams S. Parker Wilson
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Sebastian and Jane Wimmer Clay and Jane Wisely John and Diane Withers Anne B. Wood Bunny and Anne Wood Frank A. Wood, Jr. Gorham B. Wood Joan D. Wray Peter Wray Jimmy and Linda Yip Rudolph Yobs Jeff Young Nick and Sherry Zawhorodny
IN HONOR OF
Jacqi G. Ballough Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bishop Lawyers and Staff of BotkinRose Bruce and Nancy Bowman Ron Capps Linda N. Cauley Steve and Tamara Corell Becky Downey Shawn G. Eckard Jamise G. Ferguson Dr. and Mrs. Kiah Ford Bill Frazier Carter Green Doug Guynn Jack Guynn Jimmy Guynn Michael Guynn Jim Harrington Pam and Jim Huggins Alexander Kirtley Martin Lightsey Ms. Jane Mahon Robyn G. Mitchell Walt Obenschain Justin Reiter Edward Scott Ralph and Janet Spencer Carla Stewart Wayne Theatre Alliance Staff and Volunteers
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IN MEMORY OF
Doyle O. and Lelia Jane Bateman Linda Blehm Edward “Ned” Bonfoey A.P. Boxley, Jr. and Rachel Barksdale Boxley Kit Carter Leonard and Elsie Chittum H.E. Coiner Richard P. and Caroline P. Coon Katherine A. Davenport Ken Downey Betty Bowman Duval Mary Louise Fisher Vernon Fisher Paul Flanagan Morgan R. Funk Cynthia M. Gray John W. Greene Carroll and Grace “Patsy” Guynn Samuel W. Hasler Lindsay Ree Hyson Kenneth L. Jones James V. McCuller, Jr. Margaret P. Judkins Michael Kleinkort John Knapp Samuel Matthew Lucente Jacqueline Meadows Debbie Minnis John Moore P. Donald Moses Caroline E. Roberts Christopher DeWitt “Chris” Rockwell Wes Straub, Fort Defiance High School Class of 1994 Homer Tomes Jamin B. Wilson Winston B. Wine, Jr. Gene Wood
Our mission is to enrich the quality of life in our community by responding to needs and inspiring philanthropy. We are a resource for people, businesses, and nonprofit organizations committed to making a difference. Our staff assists donors with creating charitable funds and incorporating philanthropy into their estate plans; oversees complex grant, scholarship, and award programs; engages local residents to better understand community challenges and opportunities and how we may support solutions; and works to strengthen the rich array of nonprofit organizations in our community. For more information about our services, please visit us online at www.cfcbr.org or call 540-213-2150
The Community Foundation of the Central Blue Ridge deeply appreciates the contributions of each one of our donors. We have made every effort to make this list complete and accurate. If you notice a mistake or an omission, please accept our apologies and call us at 540.213.2150.
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OUR LEADERSHIP BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2018 Cary M. Dahl, Chair Angela V. Whitesell, Vice Chair Jan P. Mangun, Secretary/Treasurer Mark W. Botkin A.P. Boxley, III Stephen W. Claffey Dinah H. Gottschalk Chris Graham Lora F. Hamp Kelly M. Hyson Becky T. Kelly Stuart Moffett Rick Moyers Bonnie F. Nielson Susan H. Pereles Thomas E. Roberts Carl. A. Rosberg Art Schlappi
STAFF Dan Layman, President/CEO Menieka K. Garber, Chief Operating Officer Cristina Casado, Director of Community Engagement Miriam Burrows, Program Manager
A very special thank you to Elmore, Hupp & Company. With appreciation for their help on this annual report, we thank: Mid Valley Press Kathy Moore, Moore Public Relations Gretchen Long, Queen City Creative
PAST DIRECTORS A. Tracy Aitcheson*
Martin Lightsey
Carter Allen* C. Phillip Barger*
Carl G. Lind Donald A. Mastrorocco, Jr.
Bob Berrang* Benham M. Black Richard Bonin*
Don McClure Randolph W. McGann, Jr. William T. McIntyre
Kenneth R. Boward Laura Jean Brand
Ben Melnyczuk Deborah T. Metz
Michael L. Burton Rob W. Cale Timothy Carwile
William K. Meyer A. A. Miles Lisa Moore
Kenneth S. Cleveland, III Emily Cochran Lewis M. Coiner, Director Emeritus Harold C. Cook, Director Emeritus H. D. “Buz” Dawbarn*
P. William Moore, Jr. Beverly S. “Cheri” Moran E. Ray Murphy Steven Nichols N. Douglas Noland, Jr.
David E. Deering Ronald W. Denney Lynn M. Diveley Steve Elkins Richard P. Evans
Samuel F. Phillips Thomas W. Puckett James S. Quarforth Thomas Reider William Rion
Roger W. Farris* Perry Fridley David T. Gauldin, II Barbara R. Gibb Thomas L. Gorsuch*, Director Emeritus
Robert E. Saunders Richard W. Schilling Liz Schreiber Edward A. Scott Richard W. Smith*
Richard H. Graham Douglas L. Guynn Larry Harrell Thomas Harris William P. Heath, Jr.
John W. Sills Ray Stapleton Edward J. Stemmler Stacey D. Strawn Robert A. Sullivan*
Timothy C. Hess John R. Higgs Andrew Hodson Jan Hoover James T. Huerth
Travis Tysinger Cynthia Tyson Jennifer H. Vela Wilson F. “Wick” Vellines, Jr. Wesley Wampler
Pamela T. Huggins James W. Humphries Safiya Mahmoodian Jarvis Diane Johnson Melsee M. Jones
G. William Watkins M. Terry Westhafer Marcia B. Winfield Philip R. Winter
James G. Kelley
* DECEASED
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