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Annual Report 2021

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2021 Annual Report Celebrating 30 Years


LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT & CEO

2021 BY THE NUMBERS

For 30 years we’ve focused on one goal: improving the quality of life in Hancock County. And even before the Foundation existed, our predecessor the Dorney Fund started that work in 1979. This year, we proudly celebrate the work that has been accomplished in the last three decades and look forward to what is still to come.

As we celebrate 30 years, I’ve been using the phrase full circle often. Each time we get a grant report back we see the fruit of our work, but especially this year I see the fruit of our mission. I see the investment a donor made decades ago that is still bearing fruit today but has changed the lives of many along the way as well. May those seeds continue to grow, the trees they sprout be stable, and the fruit they bear be plentiful.

Brian P. Treece, Ed.D. President & CEO btreece@community-foundation.com

AMOUNT AWARDED

DONORS

$6.3M

$1.9M

GIFTS RECEIVED

RESPONSIVE GRANTS

18%

31%

808

495

Despite another year of uncertainty due to the pandemic, Hancock County has once again proven its generosity and humanity through the growth of the Foundation. In this report you’ll read about the progress we’ve made toward our vision of a lasting community impact. What you don’t see in this report is the intangibles – the children at preschool, animals cared for, nonprofits supported and so much more. We’re looking forward to telling those stories throughout this year for our anniversary. Visit community-foundation.com/30 to read about our plans.

GRANTS $3.2M

FUNDS 680

NUMBER OF FUNDS

NUMBER OF GRANTS

$178M

$71M

Responsive Grants by Program Area

GRANTS SINCE INCEPTION

ASSETS

17%

1%

TOTAL ASSETS

200

(in millions)

2017 $132M

100

50

0

2021 2020

150

2019 2018 $120M

$142M

5% 4%

9%

15%

$178M

$159M

31% Community & Civic Development 18% Education 17% Organizational Strengthening 15% Human Services 9% Physical & Mental Health 5% Youth 4% Housing 1% Arts & Culture


THE COMMUNITY’S ENDOWMENT

Comprised of Common Good and Field of Interest funds, this pool is used by the Foundation board and staff to award responsive grants based on the community’s emerging needs like access to pre-k, coronavirus response, The Family Center and more. FUNDS FOR THE COMMON GOOD

$1.7M

AWARDED THROUGH THE RESPONSIVE GRANTS PROGRAM

$56.2M IN ASSETS

FIELD OF INTEREST FUNDS

$264K

AWARDED THROUGH THE RESPONSIVE GRANTS PROGRAM

DONOR-DIRECTED FUNDS

$6.1M IN ASSETS

Donor-directed funds include agency, designated, scholarship and donor advised funds. Donors instruct the Foundation to use these dollars for a specific purpose. DONOR ADVISED FUNDS

$1.9M AWARDED

278

AWARDED

129

GRANTS

SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS

$353,350 AWARDED

142

SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS

ASSETS

Cash and Cash Equivalents

$

Total Assets

$ 178,168,806

Investments, at Fair Value Other Assets

6,155,440 168,316,931 3,696,435

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITY REVENUE

Contributions Net Investment Income Other Revenue Total Revenue

$

6,264,090 19,277,933 510,994

$

26,053,017

$ Grants Program Services Management and General Fundraising and Development

3,224,289 1,307,007 414,542 663,262

Total Expenses

$

5,609,100

Change in Net Assets Net Assets, Beginning of Year

20,433,917 148,726,992

GRANTS

DESIGNATED FUNDS

$1.8M

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

LIABILITIES

Accounts Payable Grants Payable Funds Held for Agencies Other Liabilities

$

40,617 517,594 7,116,598 1,323,088

Total Liabilities

$

8,997,897

Net Assets

$ 169,170,909

Total Liabilities and Net Assets

$ 178,168,806

EXPENSES

229

SCHOLARSHIPS

170

STUDENT RECIPIENTS

Net Assets, End of Year

$ 169,170,909


S AV E T H E D A T E

For Founders Day on Thursday, August 18 to celebrate 30 years of The Community Foundation. Join us for a reunion of friends, a special exhibit on the history of the Foundation and more.

2021 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Ginger Jones – Chair Gary Wilson – Vice Chair Garry Peiffer – Treasurer Patty Lucas – Secretary Don Essex Richard Kirk John Koehler Ed Reading Christina Rodriguez Kelly Shroll Dave Thomas

CONTACT The Findlay-Hancock County Community Foundation 101 W. Sandusky St., Ste. 207 Findlay, OH 45840 (419) 425-1100 community-foundation.com


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