Hartford Foundation for Public Giving Annual Report 2014 by Hartford Foundation

2014 ANNUAL RE P O RT TO O U R CO M M U NIT Y

Thrive

B u i l d i n g o u r vibrant c o m m u n i t y.

90 YEARS

TOGETHER FOR GOOD

CO N TE N T S

THRIVE 1

INTRODUCTION

R IPPLE Our Approach

L IFT Our Progress

T RUST Our Promise

PERFORM 21

P RESIDENT’S MESSAGE

F OUNDATION AT A GLANCE

G RANTMAKING 2014

F INANCIALS Summary of Finances Finance and Investments Investment Returns

ACKNOWLEDGE 28

F UNDS Types of Funds New Funds The 1925 Society Funds

BOARD & STAFF

IN TRO DU CT I O N

Thriving communities are highly engaged and aware. They value the diversity of people and experiences that define their history and culture.

Thriving communities create their own change. They promote inclusion and equity, and make room for new ideas and ways of collaborating. Thriving communities are resilient and respond to the needs of their members. They determine their own legacy through their compassion. As we reflect on our 90th anniversary, we see our progress tied to what we have done and are committed to affectâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;and we affirm that continuing to advance this community for generations to come is possible when we work together for good.

HARTFORD FOUNDATION for Public Giving

90 YEARS of Building Our Vibrant Community TOGETHER

RIPPLE

INSIGHTS FROM THE COMMUNITY REVERBERATE THROUGHOUT THE COMMUNITY.

Swimming lessons at the Indian Valley Family YMCA in Ellington

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O UR H O L I ST I C AP P ROACH TO GRANT M AKING

“ The Foundation determines its response to broad and targeted issues by listening and learning from the community about the most critical needs.” JUDY ROZIE-BATTLE, Vice President for Program

The Foundation’s first grant was made during the Depression. $982.52 was awarded to the Watkinson Library, a research

1936

library that was originally part of the Wadsworth Atheneum and still exists as part of Trinity College in Hartford.

SINCE THE LATE 1980s, SPECIAL INITIATIVES approved by the Board include: DURATION OF ACTIVITY

HARTFORD AREA CHILD CARE COLLABORATIVE NONPROFIT SUPPORT PROGRAM BRIGHTER FUTURES INITIATIVE AFTER-SCHOOL INITIATIVE PRESENT

CHILDREN’S HEALTH COUNCIL ARTS MARKETING INITIATIVE LIBRARY INITIATIVE SENIOR CENTER INITIATIVE MULTI-SERVICE AGENCY INITIATIVE ADULT LITERACY INITIATIVE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS INITIATIVE 1985

8 9 90

94 95

02 03 04

06 07 08

2015

1937

Our 2nd grant supported a population study after the flood of 1936.

For nearly a century, the Hartford Foundation has collaborated with donors at every level, nonprofits of every kind and community leaders from every sector. Our grantmaking is both responsive to changing community needs and opportunities, and addresses major issues that affect the well-being of our region. We focus on funding projects, organizations and collaborations that show promise of substantial and sustainable community benefit.

Last year, we awarded

2014

We have awarded

1,997 GRANTS

$621 MILLION

amounting to more than

in grants since 1925.

$32.6 MILLION. (For more information, see page 24.)

THE FOUNDATION PROVIDES FUNDING in a variety of broad-based areas that reflect the diverse needs and interests of our region, including:

ARTS AND CULTURE

FAMILY AND SOCIAL SERVICES

COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

HEALTH

EDUCATION

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O UR H O L I ST I C AP P ROACH TO CHANGE

Throughout our history, the Foundation has closely examined and convened the community around its most pressing issues. Our current strategic priority is enhancing educational equity and opportunity for all learners in Greater Hartford.

From early childhood to K-12 to adult literacy,

The lessons learned from our After-School

we are building partnerships and working

Initiative informed the development of the

with colleagues representing nonprofits,

Hartford Community Schools Initiative. This

municipal and state government, and business

public-private partnership is built around a

to address the range of conditions that

strong instructional core, extending student

promote educational equity, family stability

learning time by 35 to 40 percent. Nonprofit

and student success.

partners coordinate an array of educational, social and other services with the ultimate goal

Our commitment to early childhood

of impacting school culture, attendance, student-

dates back to the Hartford Area Child Care

teacher relationships, parent involvement and

Collaborative in 1987 and the Brighter

academic achievement. In 2014, the Foundation

Futures Initiative in 1990. Since then, the

also made planning and capacity-building grants

Foundation has invested over $37 million

to create and strengthen family, school and

in early childhood.

community partnerships to the Bloomfield, East Hartford, Hartford, Manchester, Vernon,

These investments have evolved from

Windsor and Windsor Locks school districts.

supporting individual programs affecting young children and families to building a

Adult literacy efforts have been supported by

comprehensive, integrated early childhood

the Foundation since 2006 to improve services

system. Over the next year, we will be

to the adult learner. Move UP!, the Capital Region

consolidating the work of HACCC and BFI

Adult Literacy Partnership, grew out of the early

to amplify proven strategies, extend shared

efforts and focuses on strengthening, improving

learning and vision, and pilot innovative

and implementing the regional adult literacy plan.

new ideas.

In 2014, MoveUP! launched the Contextualized Learning Institute, which trains literacy providers

Our efforts in K-12 education have similarly

to work with job skills instructors, and also

shifted to a holistic strategy that emphasizes

developed two-generational strategy partnerships

family, school and community partnerships.

to begin in 2015.

1 9 4 2

The first scholarship fund was established at the Foundation.

“ Children live in families who live in communities. If we’re going to improve child outcomes, we must organize around this inclusive understanding. ” SARA SNEED | Director of Education Investments, K-12

HOW CAN CAREGIVERS AND NEIGHBORHOODS ENSURE THEIR CHILDREN ARE READY FOR KINDERGARTEN? The 2014 Early Development Instrument (EDI) pilot in Hartford and West Hartford measures school readiness and provides communities with valuable information to better assess health, educational and social outcomes. Explore the data at edi.ctdata.org.

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L I ST E N I N G TO AN D I N VO LVING T HE CO M M U NIT Y

LISTENING FOR OPPORTUNITIES TO DO BETTER TOGETHER makes room for new understanding, ideas and approaches.

BUILDING OUR VOICE TOGETHER helps us arrive at meaningful solutions. Giving circles allow groups of people with a similar goal to come together, learn and talk

In the summer and fall of 2014, the Hartford

about key issues, and decide how to direct

Foundation held a series of 12 “Listen

funds to support meaningful solutions.

and Learns” to hear more about what our nonprofit partners are seeing as trends in the field, challenges, potential opportunities and gaps in service. Over 120 agencies and 150 individuals participated in the dialogues. The Foundation will use this feedback to help us respond to gaps and create opportunities where our grantmaking can have more impact for nonprofits and those they serve. Key insights from both the “Listen and

The Catalyst Endowment Fund began in 1993 with a small group of volunteers who wanted to make a difference in Greater Hartford. Since then, the fund’s endowment has grown to over $1 million and has awarded more than $750,000 to dozens of nonprofits. The Latino Endowment Fund was created in 2003 by a group of community leaders to address the challenges facing Latino residents and the organizations that serve them. This

Learns” and the perception study can be

innovative fund is among the first of its kind

found on our website: www.hfpg.org.

in Connecticut.

In 2014, the Hartford Foundation also completed a perception study. While our various stakeholders have deep trust in our commitment to the region and share a foundation of mutual respect, they also want to hear more from us—and see more of us— in specific and meaningful ways. This input is critically important, and we will be infusing it into our work in 2015 and

Black Philanthropy has also been a powerful

beyond. We are committed to listening and

and positive force for good in our region. On

responding to the community we serve.

September 23, 2014, we hosted “Celebrating Black Philanthropy: Stories of Inspiration” to start a conversation that promotes meaningful philanthropy with the Black community. Author Valaida Fullwood (left) with Dr. Sedrick Rawlins

1954

The Board appointed the Foundation’s first director, Russell Foster.

Counterclockwise from upper left: Storytellers at Suffield Ambulance Association, Rockville Public Library and American School for the Deaf.

DEEPENING OUR HUMANITY TOGETHER keeps us rooted in what really matters. As part of our 90th anniversary celebration, the Foundation is collaborating with WNPR on an innovative project to collect and share stories of giving and receiving from the Greater Hartford region. Words to Give By illuminates the compassion and kindness of everyday generosity. Twenty-nine stories are airing on WNPR through December, and 50 will be featured on WordsToGiveBy.org. All of the stories will be archived for listening on the Foundation’s website and in libraries throughout our 29town service area.

“ The core definition of ‘philanthropy’ is ‘love of humankind’ and there are stories about everyday philanthropy all around us. We want to raise them up and shine a light on them. ” NANCY BENBEN | Vice President for Communications and Marketing

LIFT

WHEN WE INVEST IN EFFECTIVE PARTNERS, WE EMPOWER GREATER OUTCOMES.

Members of the Unified Theater performance group

LIF T

I N V E ST I N G I N E F F ECT I V E PART NE R S

Since 1936, our grants

Over the years,

have “enabled agencies to improve the delivery of important services.”

we have come to better understand how to deepen our commitment.

Since the late 1980s, the Foundation’s Nonprofit Support Program (NSP) has provided comprehensive resources that help nonprofit leaders think strategically, manage and govern effectively, and connect with other leaders. NSP’s close contact with Greater Hartford’s nonprofits provides the Foundation with a unique understanding of the trends within the sector. This has resulted in programming that has built both regional and national reputations for cutting-edge support to nonprofits. For example, NSP began offering the Building Evaluation Capacity (BEC) program in 2006 to help organizations develop the capacity to conduct effective program evaluation. Thirty-four organizations have completed the program since its introduction. For more information about the Nonprofit Support Program, visit hfpg.org/nsp.

NSP IS OUR KEY CAPACITY-BUILDING VEHICLE Annually, serving over

NSP provides grants in five categories:

NSP offers two types of assessments:

1. Technical Assistance

1. Organizational Assessments 2. Financial Management

215 NONPROFITS

2. Executive Transition

Awarding over

4. Strategic Technology

NSP also offers a range

$1.6 MILLION

5. Evaluation Capacity

of learning opportunities

3. Financial Management

Assessments

for staff and board leaders.

1980

The Foundation officially expanded its service area to 29 towns.

Our nonprofit partners not only need us to support what they do, they also need us to invest in their organizations.

In 2013, after many conversations with grantees about what it takes to sustain their programs, the Foundation began offering General Operating Support grants.

We listened and recognized that even

JEWISH FAMILY SERVICES, West Hartford

high-quality agencies often struggle

“The General Operating Support grant has been

to sustain gains. Therefore, we began

life-changing for our organization. We now have

awarding General Operating Support

the means and stability to do what we do well.

(GOS) grants to strengthen an agency’s

It has made it possible for us to ‘dream big’ and

overall infrastructure, staff and systems.

strategically approach each challenge.

Unlike grants that may focus on a specific

Our ambitious strategic plan emphasizes inno-

program, GOS funding can be used at the

vative and cost-effective programming, technology

discretion of the nonprofit to support

advances and community engagement. For the

ongoing activities and organizational

first time, we have the capacity to grow our

stability, as outlined in its strategic plan.

outreach and fundraising programs, which will

The application process for these grants

ultimately help us to sustain these efforts.

is highly competitive.

The staff at the Foundation are a very valuable

Providing flexible support to organizations

resource too. They are accessible, supportive,

that are well run, financially stable, and

and really set the standard for excellence.”

exhibit best practices will enable these nonprofits to be more successful in achieving their missions.

ANNE M. DANAHER, Executive Director Merrill Mandell (JFS Board President) and Anne M. Danaher.

LIF T

ST E WAR D I N G D O N O R D E S IRE FO R IM PACT

INVESTING STRATEGICALLY IN OUR COMMUNITY GIVES MEANING AND PURPOSE TO LEGACY. Our donors bring their interests, convictions and ambitions to the table. We listen and work closely with them to determine the type of fund that best suits their particular circumstances, goals for giving and desire for involvement.

Larry Lunden is a fascinating person and a joyful soul. His experiences are as diverse as his interests, but they are all tied together by his desire to serve and preserve his community. Larry worked in data processing for the Connecticut State Police for 31 years. He retired in 2003, but hasn’t slowed down at all. Larry is a board member of the Connecticut Audubon

1996

LAWRENCE J. LUNDEN FUND (Unrestricted)

Society and the Great Meadows Conservation Trust. He helps track properties, leads hiking groups and loves the intriguing pastime of letterboxing. He is a strong supporter of WNPR and volunteers with the CT Trolley Museum.

“ By choosing the Hartford Foundation, I could support a wide range of activities and needs, today and in the future. ” — L ARRY LUNDEN

Larry created an unrestricted fund with the Foundation in 1996 because he “was impressed with all of the different nonprofits the Foundation supports.” His steady contributions now total over $150,000. The Lunden Fund is pooled with over 500 other named funds to support the Foundation’s mission. Areas of funding will vary as needs change over time—and that’s exactly what someone as dynamic as Larry wants.

Lawrence “Larry” Lunden

1985

The Valyn Gallivan Fund was created to provide shade trees for planting along Suffield streets.

1957

1975

2000

Newton C. and Elsie B. Brainard started a fund for self-supporting individuals unable to pay catastrophic medical bills. Since then, over $3 million has been awarded.

Sylvia Parkinson, a publicity agent for the noted ballerina Anna Pavlova, created a fund to support medical students who intend to practice in the Hartford area.

The Beatrice Fox Auerbach Foundation transferred $53 million to the Hartford Foundation. This donoradvised fund is the largest gift in the Foundation’s history.

In May 2006, 15-year-old KJ Foster was tragically shot outside his home in a case of mistaken identity. KJ was a model student and star athlete with a “gift of gab, charisma and unselfish attitude.” KJ’s untimely death inspired an outpouring of donations. Kerry Foster, Sr., a Hartford firefighter; his wife Janice; and their family, friends and community established the KJ Foster Scholarship Fund in 2008 to provide annual awards to

2008

THE FOSTER FAMILY SCHOLARSHIPS

graduates from public high schools in Hartford. While at a Hartford Foundation donor event, Janice asked Kerry, “When I pass, can you do a scholarship in my name?” He looked at her and

“ If you give, you give from the heart—and it’s the little things that count. You have to start somewhere. It’s a wonderful thing to give back. I wouldn’t live my life any other way. ” — JANICE FOSTER

Janice and Kerry Foster, Sr. with Theus McBee (center), 2012 recipient of the KJ Foster Scholarship

said, “Why wait until you pass? We can create one right now and I’ll make sure your name is first.” Thus, the Janice and Kerry Foster, Sr. Scholarship Fund was established in 2014 to support students from Hartford entering college and pursuing undergraduate degrees on a full-time basis.

Annually, over $1 million in scholarships are awarded to over 600 students.

TRUST

A DIVERSE COMMUNITY CALLS FOR DIVERSIFIED INVESTMENTS.

Connecticut YOUTH Forum touring Amistad-related historical sites in Farmington

T RU ST

UN D E R STAN D I N G AN D ADVO CAT ING FO R O U R REGIO N

WE NEED TO DEEPLY KNOW THE COMMUNITY TO MEANINGFULLY SERVE THE COMMUNITY. INFORMING COLLECTIVE ACTION Data is a powerful basis for understanding

sector, enabling us to make informed decisions and move forward together.

community resources, needs, opportunities

In 2014, the Community Indicators Project

and progress, but community advocates often

and eight community partners developed

lack the means to collect and analyze data.

Metro Hartford Progress Points to help us

Thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s why the Hartford Foundation launched

better understand the dynamics of our region.

its Community Indicators Project in 2013.

While we face major challenges on a broad

Sharing information in a clear and compelling manner is the most important part of this project. The data and the dialogue around it benefit community advocates from every

range of issues, we also have many significant assets and strategies that can and must be more effectively coordinated and expanded. Progress Points 2015 will point a way forward to improving specific challenges. With shared

Learn more about the issues at MetroHartfordProgressPoints.org.

understanding and priorities, we can move into collective action for our region.

PROVIDING PUBLIC ACCESS TO IMPORTANT COMMUNITY INFORMATION AND NEWS:

1937

Our work studying trends dates back

The Foundation became an original

to the flooding of the Connecticut

backer of Connecticut Educational

River. The Foundation financed a study of population shifts so that

1962

Television Corporation (today CPTV) when it awarded the brand-new

social service agencies could direct

Channel 24 a grant of $50,000 for

help where it was needed most.

cameras and lighting equipment.

2013

A new mission statement was adopted by the Foundation.

SUSTAINING WHAT WORKS Last year, the Hartford Foundation announced its decision to engage in a broad range of public policy activity on early childhood and K-12 education issues. As a community foundation, we are uniquely positioned to serve as a nexus between our grantees, residents and community leaders in the Greater Hartford region, and state agencies and legislative policymakers. Our staff is currently serving on two legislative

When we help spur innovation and guide

policy workgroups. Richard Sussman serves on

informed public policy, our investments can

the Two-Generation Policy Workgroup charged

become more far-reaching and sustainable.

with establishing a plan to address intergenera-

Similarly, when policymakers learn from our

tional barriers to school readiness and economic

investments and the experience of our communi-

success. Sara Sneed serves on the English

ties and partners, we can move toward

Language Learners and Educational Equity Task

adopting smart, proven models that support

Force charged with helping the state legislature

thriving communities across Connecticut.

understand the issue and needs, and improve educational outcomes.

Richard Sussman, director of early childhood investments, offers testimony before the Connecticut General Assembly.

A Long-Standing Priority of the Hartford Foundation

2009

We supported the founding of the

The Foundation also supported the

Connecticut News Project, parent of the

launch of Connecticut Mirrorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s new

Connecticut Mirror, a nonpartisan organization whose goal is to reinvigorate

2014

companion data site, TrendCT.org. This forum invites those who collect,

coverage of state government, public

analyze and present data to share and

policy and politics through online news.

discuss their findings.

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O UR L EG AC Y I S O UR P ROM ISE

Building a thriving community is a long-term endeavor. Our carefully managed endowment guarantees the endurance of our resources and the progress it supports. We work hard to balance risk and return, growth and spending so we can protect tomorrow’s assets while steadfastly addressing today’s needs. The Foundation’s spending policy and investment strategy are designed to work together to preserve the inflation-adjusted value of the portfolio over time. This protects the

ENDOWMENT DOLLARS BY FUND TYPE

community from harmful fluctuations in funding and erosion of the “purchasing power” of the endowment. The value of this approach has been deeply felt during the Recession and our country’s slow recovery. Despite the devastation of the markets in 2007 through 2009, we were able to remain consistently there for our commu-

SCHOLARSHIP

DESIGNATED

FIELD OF INTEREST

12%

PREFERENCE

17%

Thanks to the generous donors who trust us

DONOR-ADVISED

18%

to put their giving to meaningful work, our

UNRESTRICTED

45%

perpetuity is our promise to Greater Hartford.

nity’s nonprofits, at the time when they and those they serve needed us the most.

In 2009, the Foundation quickly

and allocated $2.5 million for this purpose.

responded to cuts in public and private

Well-run nonprofits experiencing unexpected

funding by expanding our Transitional

shortfalls were able to bridge funding for

Operating Support (TOS) grants. While

important community programs, or plan

the state and other funders pulled back

to gradually transition or close down that

on their spending, we used our unrestricted

program. We only recently reduced the maxi-

funds to increase the TOS grant maximum

mum for TOS back to pre-Recession levels.

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P R E S I D E N T ' S M E S S AG E

LIN DA J. K E L LY | Pr e s id e n t

Nearly ninety years ago, two bankers, Maynard T. Hazen and Clark T. Durant, had a vision: establish a community-wide charitable endowment that would accept “gifts, devises and bequests” to serve as a trustworthy, steadfast and responsive charitable resource to the community forever. What sort of institution would they see now? Charitable assets that grew from a single bequest of $1,000 now total more than $934 million. With other local gifts, the Foundation made its first grant in 1936—the midpoint of the Great Depression—awarding its entire grantmaking budget of $982.52 to the Watkinson Library, a research library now housed at Trinity College. In 2014, our grantmaking budget exceeded $32.6 million and supported more than 600 area nonprofits, as well as efforts to advance educational equity and opportunity. As the issues confronting our community have become more complex, so too have our means of addressing them. Over the years we have greatly expanded our reach “beyond the grant” to include special initiatives, community-wide convenings, collaborations and advocacy—all with a goal of supporting thriving communities where every child can learn and succeed, where the arts continue to uplift and inspire and where families are healthy, productive and strong contributors to the economic and civic life of the region. I believe Maynard Hazen and Clark Durant would be proud of the institution they helped establish. Our work is made possible by our dedicated board of directors, staff and volunteers, engaged nonprofits, businesses, residents and fellow funders, and of course, our generous and committed donors—from the local dentist who made that first bequest, to the hundreds of donors who have followed. As we celebrate these 90 years of service to the Greater Hartford region, let us also look to the future, knowing that the promise of philanthropy keeps us together for good.

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H ART FO R D FO UN DAT IO N AT A GL ANCE

HARTFORD FOUNDATION AT A GLANCE

1925 Founded

OUR MISSION

Putting philanthropy into action to create lasting solutions that result in vibrant communities within the Greater Hartford region.

OUR CORE VALUES

AREA SERVED

We have built our legacy

We proudly serve Greater Hartford

based on these values:

Leadership Responsiveness E quity, Diversity and Inclusion Collaboration Learning-focused Outcome-driven

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Andover

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Simsbury

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Avon

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Farmington

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Somers

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Bloomfield

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Glastonbury

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South Windsor

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Bolton

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Granby

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Suffield

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Canton

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Hartford

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Tolland

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East Granby

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Hebron

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Vernon

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East Hartford

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Manchester

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West Hartford

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East Windsor

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Marlborough

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Wethersfield

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Ellington

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Newington

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Windsor

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Enfield

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Rocky Hill

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Windsor Locks

WHERE THE DOLLARS WERE SPENT IN 2014

* Does not include grants from agency endowments

Grants*

$32,637,343

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H ART FO R D FO UN DAT I O N AT A GL ANCE

As of December 31, 2014

CONTRIBUTIONS

TOTAL ASSETS

934

In 2014, we received over

million

2 private foundations terminated and created donor-advised funds.

million

INVESTMENT RETURN

RESULTING IN A TOTAL

3.6 % in the Corporate Portfolio and 3.5 % in the Trust Portfolio

MARKET GAIN OF

FUNDS

$ 31

GRANTS

NEW FUNDS

created in 2014

1,091 NAMED FUNDS TODAY

TYPES OF GRANTS

32.6

million in 2014

$621 MILLION SINCE 1925

Administrative (operating costs)

$7,345,485

MILLION

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Arts and Culture

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Education

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F amily and Social Services

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Health

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C ommunity and Economic Development

Related Program Activities and FoundationAdministered Projects**

$2,526,912

** Includes operation of initiatives and special projects

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G R AN T M AK I N G 2 0 1 4

GRANTMAKING 2014 The Hartford Foundation expanded its impact in 2014, awarding a record $32.6 million to a broad base of nonprofit organizations that serve education, families, the arts, housing, health and more. The total marks an increase of about $3 million from the previous year, testament to the Foundationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s unyielding commitment to funding organizations and programs that improve the quality of life for residents of the 29 towns in the Greater Hartford region.

GRANTS BY PROGRAM AREA

22 %

Family & Social Services

$7,260,230

General**

$2,211,274

11 %

Community & Economic Development

15%

TOTAL 2014 GRANTS

Health

$32,637,343

$3,653,892

$4,952,428

13 %

Arts & Culture

$4,185,120

29%

$1,124,946

$9,249,453

Summer Programs

Education*

*includes $1.3 million in support of college scholarships | **includes grants for the environment and human rights

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F I N AN C E S | S UM M ARY O F F INANCE S

SUMMARY OF 2014 FINANCES 2014

2013

ASSETS Receivables

3,082,442

3,979,903

Investments

930,507,342

917,712,653

622,357

989,449

934,212,141

922,682,005

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Accounts Payable

2,008

Grants and Other Payables

28,951,568

23,571,625

6,681,932

6,412,049

Net Assets

898,578,641

892,696,323

Total Liabilities and Net Assets

934,212,141

922,682,005

19,733,486

10,310,277

Other Revenue

981,464

1,202,963

Total Revenues

20,714,950

11,513,240

32,637,343

29,385,934

2,526,912

2,582,375

7,345,485

6,974,114

3,698,644

181,710

Total Grants and Expenses

46,208,384

39,124,133

TOTAL INVESTMENT RETURN

31,375,752

138,439,012

TOTAL ASSETS Beginning of Year

922,682,005

810,709,993

End of Year

934,212,141

922,682,005

Other Assets Total Assets

Other Liabilities

REVENUES Contributions

GRANTS AND EXPENSES Grants* Program Support and Foundation-administered Projects Operating Expenses Other Expenses

* Does not include grants from agency endowments

For a complete copy of the audited report of the Hartford Foundationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s finances for 2014, visit our website at www.hfpg.org/audit or contact the Finance department at 860-548-1888. To view a copy of our tax return (IRS Form 990), visit www.guidestar.org, or contact the Foundation.

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F I N AN C E S | F I N AN CE AND INVE ST M E NT S

HOW DID THE HARTFORD FOUNDATION’S INVESTMENTS PERFORM IN 2014?

HOW DOES THE INVESTMENT PERFORMANCE HELP TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO THE COMMUNITY?

After two years of strong absolute and relative

The Foundation’s spending policy and

performance of the Hartford Foundation

investment strategy are designed to work

Corporate and Trust portfolios, 2014 was a

together to preserve the inflation-adjusted

year of consolidation and one in which the

value of the portfolio over a long time horizon.

weakness of foreign currencies impacted

The Hartford Foundation aims to achieve

portfolio returns significantly. During 2014,

investment returns that preserve the long-term

the Corporate portfolio posted an investment

purchasing power of the endowment after

return of 3.6%. The Trust portfolio advanced

grants and administrative expenses have been

3.5%. This compares with a rise of 13.7% in

paid. We measure portfolio progress toward

the S&P 500 index, declines of 4.9% and 2.2%

this goal by comparing it to the Consumer Price

in the MSCI EAFE index and MSCI Emerging

Index, a broad measure of inflation, plus 5%, the

Market equity index, respectively, and an

spending rate stipulated in our spending policy.

advance in the Barclays Capital Aggregate Bond Index of 6%.

From September 1996, when systematic measurement of the Foundation’s investment returns commenced, through December 2014, the Corporate Portfolio returned 7.9% per year, net of investment management fees. The Trust Portfolio produced a net annualized return of 7.4 % over that period. These returns compare with the annual purchasing power goal of 7.7% over the same time frame.

ALISON D. GRANGER | Chief Investment Officer VIRGILIO BLONDET, JR. | Vice President for Finance and Administration

INVESTMENT COMMITTEE

Robert B. Goldfarb

David Marks

Yvette Meléndez

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F I N AN C E S | F I N AN C E AN D INVE ST M E NT S

INVESTMENT RETURNS The Hartford Foundation’s assets are managed by its corporate affiliate, HFPG, Inc. (the “Corporate Portfolio”) and by the Trustee Banks (the “Trust Portfolio”). Donor funds held by HFPG, Inc. are invested on a diversified basis with professional investment managers retained by the Foundation’s Investment Committee. Bank of America, N.A. acts as the Trustee for the component trusts that are held in a common fund. (The other trustee bank is First Niagara Bank.) The Trustee has sole authority to invest in a diversified portfolio with professional investment managers (which may include Bank of America, N.A. or any of its investment management affiliates) chosen on a competitive basis. Both HFPG, Inc. and Bank of America use the services of a professional investment consultant. The investment performance of the Foundation’s broadly-diversified endowment portfolios for periods ended December 31, 2014 follows:

CORPORATE PORTFOLIO

TRUST PORTFOLIO

(HFPG, Inc.)

(Trustee Bank)

$360.9 MM

$552.2 MM

ONE-YEAR

3.6%

3.5%

THREE-YEAR

12%

11.7%

FIVE-YEAR

9.5%

TEN-YEAR

7.3%

6.5%

JoAnn H. Price

David M. Roth

Cynthia Steer

John Wright

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F UN D S | T Y P ES O F F U ND S

TYPES OF FUNDS People who want to create or contribute to a fund at the Hartford Foundation have a range of options. Donors can choose the type of fund that best suits their particular circumstances, goals for giving and desire for involvement. A brief description of the types of funds available is found below, and more information is available at hfpg.org/typesoffunds.

UNRESTRICTED FUNDS

PREFERENCE FUNDS

Donors authorize the Foundation to use

Created by donors who request that the

the fund’s net income for grants wherever

Foundation consider certain organizations,

the greatest needs arise. A $10,000 minimum

causes, communities and/or populations when

contribution is needed to establish an

making grants from the fund, taking into

unrestricted fund.

account changing times and conditions. A $10,000 minimum contribution is needed

F or a list of Unrestricted Funds at the Foundation, see pages 39 - 44.

to establish a preference fund.

For a list of Preference Funds at the Foundation, see page 37.

DONOR-ADVISED FUNDS Created by donors who wish to remain actively involved with the grantmaking from the fund.

FIELD OF INTEREST FUNDS

Donors may recommend specific grants; they

may also consult with the Foundation’s staff

charitable goal or purpose such as improving

for guidance on effective grants in their area

health care, elementary education, or the region’s

of interest. A $25,000 minimum contribution is

cultural life. Donors direct the Foundation to

needed to establish a donor-advised fund.

target funds to this topic or cause, focusing dollars on advancing work in the field over time.

F or a list of Donor-Advised Funds at the Foundation, see pages 35 & 36.

A $10,000 minimum contribution is needed to establish a field of interest fund.

For a list of Field of Interest Funds

at the Foundation, see pages 36 & 37.

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DESIGNATED FUNDS

Created by donors who wish to specify one or

THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP FUND

more organizations to receive all or a portion

By contributing any amount to this fund,

of the net income from the fund annually.

donors can help students from the Greater

The Foundation carries out the donor’s

Hartford area pursue an education—and job

directions, ensuring that the named agency

training—at a community college in the region.

continues to use the net income to achieve

A $10,000 minimum contribution is needed to

current charitable purposes. A $10,000

establish a named fund in this two-year pool.

minimum contribution is needed to establish a designated fund.

For a list of all Scholarship Funds at the Foundation, see pages 38 & 39.

F or a list of Designated Funds at the Foundation, see pages 34 & 35.

THE CATALYST FUND INDIVIDUAL SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS Created and supported by donors to help area students afford a college education. Donors can create a fund with specific selection criteria and may participate in the selection process. A $50,000 minimum contribution is needed to establish an

An endowed fund created by donors who pool their contributions of $500 or more per year, explore an issue critical to the region, and join together to recommend grants from the fund to nonprofit organizations tackling that issue.

F or more information about the Catalyst Fund, visit hfpg.org/catalyst.

individual scholarship fund.

THE GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT FUND

THE LATINO ENDOWMENT FUND

Combines contributions of any amount,

to investing in a better life for the region’s

and invests them in order to generate

Latino residents. Annual gifts are pooled in

income that funds the Hartford Foundation’s

an endowed fund. Members collectively learn

scholarship program for graduating high

about issues and challenges facing Latinos in

school students from the region. A $10,000

Greater Hartford and recommend grants to

minimum contribution is needed to establish

organizations working for the benefit of the

a named fund in this four-year pool.

Latino community.

A fund created by individuals who are committed

F or more information about the Latino Endowment Fund, visit hfpg.org/latino.

For more information about creating or contributing to a fund at the Hartford Foundation, please contact Philanthropic Services at 860-548-1888.

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F UN D S | N E W F U ND S 2014

NEW FUNDS 2014 The Hartford Foundation is proud to partner with the individuals, families and organizations who created new funds in 2014. This is only a small samplingâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;please read all of their stories of generosity on our website at hfpg.org/funds2014. MATHEW CARUSO MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND Scholarship Fund

Mathew Caruso (left) with Chaplain Cornelius J. Griffin

Mathew Caruso was 19 years old when he was killed in Korea on Dec. 6, 1950, as he bravely shielded a chaplain from machine gun fire. Mathew had attended Bulkeley High School in Hartford, and was determined to graduate and continue his education after the war. Since he never got that chance, his brother, retired Superior Court Judge and fellow Marine John Caruso, established this scholarship in his honor. Mathew was posthumously awarded the Silver Star, a Purple Heart, the United Nations Service Medal, and, in 2014, his Bulkeley High School diploma.

FECHTOR FAMILY FOUNDATION FUND Donor-Advised Fund

Robert Fechtor

Robert Fechtor of West Hartford is a successful businessman who has always believed in giving back to his community. In 1989, he and his wife, Louise, established the Fechtor Family Foundation, through which they supported local and national causes. In 2014, Mr. Fechtor transferred the assets to the Hartford Foundation. He and his three sons, Stephen, David, and Richard, are advisors to the fund, and the generosity of the Fechtor family will continue in perpetuity.

SOUTH ASIAN BAR ASSOCIATION ENDOWED FUND Scholarship Fund

The South Asian Bar Association of Connecticut serves as a resource to South Asian lawyers and law students for mentoring, networking, and community outreach. The board and members established this fund to honor the Associationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 10th anniversary. This scholarship supports summer public interest fellowships and currently-enrolled from left to right: Asha Rangappa, Namita Shah, Andy Corea and Cecil J. Thomas

law school students who are in their second, third or fourth year, in good standing, and of South Asian descent or committed to serving the South Asian community.

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STANLEY D. AND HINDA N. FISHER FUND Donor-Advised Fund

STANLEY D. FISHER SCHOLARSHIP FUND STANLEY D. AND HINDA N. FISHER SCHOLARSHIP FUND Scholarship Funds

The Hartford Foundation was the grateful recipient of the proceeds of the Fisher Foundation in 2014. The Fisher Foundation had a dynamic program of grantmaking in the area, supporting the arts, health, education, and family and social services agencies. It also awarded scholarships to deserving students, including those at Hall High School, Stanley Fisher’s alma mater. Stanley was a visionary developer of industrial parks in the 1950s and 1960s, and was a supporter of Jewish causes and other worthy projects. Hinda Fisher carried on her husband’s philanthropy and continues with her daughter, Lois, and Beverly Boyle as co-advisors to the Stanley D. and Hinda N. Fisher Fund.

SOUTH WINDSOR HISTORICAL SOCIETY ENDOWMENT FUND Designated Fund

Inspired by a generous offer from supporter Mary Beach Shepard, the board of the South Windsor Historical Society created this fund. It is hoped that other community members will add to this endowment, ensuring long-term stability for the Society to preserve the history of South Windsor, which was settled in 1634. The Society offers educational programs, including the popular Heritage Day, manages the Pleasant Valley District 5 Schoolhouse Museum, and is also restoring the Union District School building.

OTHER NEW FUNDS ADDED IN 2014 Bartlett Family Scholarship Fund

Anthony S. and Evelyn L. Hulme Charitable Fund

John David Creedon Fund

Walter “Doc” Hurley Scholarship Fund for Greater Hartford

Mary Gay Creedon Fund Beverly Beach Eaton and Edward C. Eaton, III Fund Janice and Kerry Foster, Sr. Scholarship Fund Fannie Estelle Hairston Fund Mary A. Huber Fund

Jackson-Batchelder Family Scholarship Fund Peter Jung Scholarship Fund The Walter S. Kapala Scholarship Trust

Reba and Arthur Nassau Fund Joyce S. Picard Scholarship Fund June Miller Rosenblatt Community College Scholarship Fund June Miller Rosenblatt Scholarship Fund Henrietta T. Shaw Fund

Tom and Margah Lips Fund

Westley V. Thompson and Rosemarie E. Thompson Fund

Frederick L. Mitchell Fund

Clinton B. Yeomans Fund

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F UN D S | T H E 1925 SO CIE T Y

THE 1925 SOCIETY The 1925 Society honors a special group of donors who have made a provision for a legacy gift to the Hartford Foundation as part of their will, estate and/or financial plan. These provisions might include bequests in wills or testamentary trusts, gifts of retirement assets, gifts that pay lifetime income to one or more individuals, or gifts of insurance policies. We gratefully acknowledge these donors for their generosity, foresight and leadership in creating an enduring legacy for Greater Hartford. For more information on joining The 1925 Society, please contact Philanthropic Services at 860-548-1888.

THE 1925 SOCIETY MEMBERS Robert and Mary Abel John O. and Juanita J. Alden Susan B. Aller Lee* and Margot Allison Catherine H. Anderson Carole B. Amaio Gemma C. Baker Frank and Sharon Barrett Edward B. Bates JoAnne Bauer Maxwell M. Belding John A. and Laura Berman Nancy and Scott* Bernstein John E. Blair Fred* T. and Mary Blish Richard and Barbara Booth Eleanor Dickinson Borrup James C. and Beverly Boyle Nancy C. Braender* Harold C. Buckingham, Jr. Dody and Bruce Cagenello Jerome* E. and Eleanor Caplan James and Margaret Carroll Anne H. and Robert E. Carroll, Jr. Howard L. and Sue Carver Marie Anne Chabrier*

Gail Champlin Blair Childs Mr. and Mrs. David L. Childs Stephan L. and Francine L. Christiansen Pamela Churchill David and Anna* Clark Mr. and Mrs. William J. Cochran Barbara V. G. Coffin Michael and Naomi Cohen Sara Marcy Cole Lois M. Comstock Anne A. Conklin* Mr. and Mrs.* William H. Connelly Alison Coolbrith and Barry Lastra James and Marian Cox-Chapman Mary H. Crary James M. and Pamela M. Cronin Ethel Davis Harold* C. and Doreen Davis V. E. Dent and Donald J. Blust* Margaret W. Dewing Bobby DiBella John* and Barbara Donahue Robert and Gladys Dunn Mrs. John E. Ellsworth

James F., Jr. and Isabelle S. C. English Dr. Stanley Fellman Janet Newell Fisk Robert and Linda Forrester Ellen and John Franklin Hon. and Mrs. D. Stephen Gaffney Jacquelyn M. T. Glynn Robert B. and Francine L. Goldfarb Laurel Goodgion Hoyt and Sally Goodrich Norman A. Grabowski, Jr. Viviane L. Grady Reverend and Mrs. Peter Grandy Peter Grant Harry J. Gray* Nancy D. and Robinson A.* Grover Christopher H. Hall and Felicity Anne Harley Frederick J. and Astrid T. Hanzalek Elwyn and Elsie Harp Sara L. Harrigan Charles E. Heilig* Dennis G. Hersh John W. and Marcia W. Hincks

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Frederica and Art Hoffmann Joseph K. Hooker* Barnaby and Catherine Horton Margaret* C. and Wallace* R. Hughes Marianne F. Jahn Herbert Johnson* Stephen A. and Myra Johnson Dennis A. and Donna E. Jolly Constance H. Jones Anastasia Kalvoda Linda J. Kelly Mr.* and Mrs. Martin Kesten Donna and John Kidwell Jim and Jessie Kingston Patricia Ann Kiser David and Janice F. Klein Mark F. Korber Anne* C. and Lee G. Kuckro John and Mary Lawrence Sandra A. Lee Mr.* and Mrs. W. G. Legrow Jane A. Lennox Harriet B. Lidgerwood* Mr.* and Mrs. Charles R. Lindberg Thomas and Margah Lips Elaine Lowengard Bertha E. Lucas* Mr. Lawrence J. Lunden Brendan and Mimi Lynch Mary and Ken MacCormac Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Mahoney Yvette Meléndez Harry Meyer Stephen and Patricia Middlebrook Worthington “Mike”* and Nancy B. Mixter Maria I. Mojica and Edgar Colon M. Lisa Moody Mrs. Mary R. Moses* Mr. W. Howie Muir Frederick J. Mullen Mark and R. Carol Muradian Hap Murphy and Catharine W. Reid Mr.* and Mrs.* John S. Murtha Art and Reba Nassau Ann Faude Newbury

Hon. Jon O. Newman Don and Brad Noel Mr.* and Mrs. William J. Olsson Mr. and Mrs. Warren Packard David B. Payne Raymond J. and Elizabeth C. Payne Agnes S. and William R. Peelle, Jr. Patricia K. Pendergrast Brewster B. Perkins Arthur E. and Sheila Phillips Justin Piergrossi Anne Bingham Pierson Dina L. Plapler and Earl F. McMahon Barbara S. Podann Claire M. and Millard* H. Pryor, Jr. Lori and Stephen Rabb Rod and Janice Reynolds Belle K. Ribicoff John H. and Sali G. Riege Jack and Susan Ritchie Mr. and Mrs. Paul Robotham John and Caroline Rohrbach Bert* and Betty Rosen Ron Roy Kenneth and Susan Rubenstein Richard and Lea Rubenstein Olive Rudolph Peter* and Betsy Russell Mr. and Mrs. R. Malcolm Salter Carol Santry-Covello David* C. and Jean T. Sargent William A. and Maxine Rothe Schortman Lewis* S. and Sylvia S. Sheketoff Marcie Shepard Antoinette Shippen Mason Ralph* M. and Ruth K. Shulansky Stephen and Amy Lynn Silverman Caryl and Robert Siskin Anne Cremer Smith Esther Spafard W. Howard* and Mary Alice Spencer Henry “Skip” Steiner Katharine H. Steinwedell

Edward and Marilyn Stockton Leslie M. Stophel Michael Suisman Melinda Martin Sullivan Louise L. Sutton Elinor Baird Talbott* Carol and Kink Terry Jane and Richard E. Thompson Robert Tucker Deborah and Carl Ullman Michael J. Vanderlaan Gretchen L. vanHoosier Wade A. Vianney Mr.* and Mrs. Bernard S. Vinick Jean B. Vogel Mr. Paul J. Volpe Lyn Gammill Walker Beatriz Wardlaw Judith S. Wawro Sally J. Weisman Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Wenner Richard G. West Ernest C. Wignall Mr. and Mrs.* Michael S. Wilder Sherwood S. and Magrieta L. Willard Joyce C. Willis Jan Winkler and Hermine Drezner Sandra B. Wood Edward and Carol Wrobel Henry M. Zachs Judith M. Zachs Gerard F. Zak Anonymous 1925 Society Members = 57 * A donor, now deceased, who established a gift that is pending in probate or a planned gift that continues to benefit one or more individuals before coming to the Foundation.

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F UN D S | D E S I GNAT E D F U ND S

FUNDS With the creation of 28 new funds during 2014, the total number of charitable funds at the Hartford Foundation at the end of the year was 1,091. Each fund is listed below, and all fund balances are available online at hfpg.org/fundslist. Funds marked in blue received additions during 2014.

DESIGNATED FUNDS Alleluia House Fund Margot and Lee Allison Fund Amistad Foundation Fund

John and Rose Draghi Memorial Fund

Dorothy C. Goodwin Fund

Drezner/Winkler Fund

Helen Whittlesey Goodwin Fund

Sara R. and Alan A. Dun Fund

Anonymous No. 48 Fund

Gladys B. and Robert E. Dunn Designated Fund for the American School for the Deaf

Anonymous (CF26) Fund

Robert E. Dunn Fund

Artists Collective Fund

Walter J. Dyber Fund

ASK Endowment Fund fbo Hartford Art School

East Granby Library Association Book Endowment Fund

Gladys T. and Robert B. August Fund

Mary W. Edwards Charitable Fund for the benefit of the 'Mountain' and Granby Land Trust, Inc.

Anonymous No. 41 Fund

Elsie R. and C. Gordon Beckwith Fund

Genevieve H. Goodwin Fund James L. and Genevieve H. Goodwin Fund Grace Church Restricted Fund Granby Land Trust, Dimock Fund Granby Land Trust, General Fund Marion and Ellsworth Grant Fund Greater Hartford Arts Council Fund William P. Haas Fund Ida L. Hartenberg Charitable Fund

Phillip I. Blumberg Fund

Mary W. Edwards Charitable Reserved Fund No. 1

Hartford Art School, Inc. Special Fund

Boundless Playgrounds Endowment Fund

Mary W. Edwards Charitable Reserved Fund No. 2

Hartford Stage Fund

The Bridge Family Center Fund

Mary W. Edwards Charitable Reserved Fund No. 3

Fund for Hartford's Camp Courant Arnold E. and Mary I. Carlson Fund Marion H. Chaffee Fund #1

Elizabeth Park Conservancy Fund John E. Ellsworth Fund

Mabel H. P. Clark Trust No. 2

John E. Ellsworth Fund, for the Symphony Society of Greater Hartford, Inc.

Connecticut Council for Philanthropy Endowment Fund

Farmington Valley Arts Center Fund

The Connecticut Forum Endowment Fund

Farmington Valley Arts Center Fund, in memory of Stanley D. Fisher

Beatrice D. Clapp Fund

Connecticut Radio Information Service (CRIS) Endowment Fund Connecticut News Project ConnectiKids Endowment Fund CREC Greater Hartford Academy of the Arts Endowment Fund John M. K. Davis & Mignon Foerderer Davis Fund for Duncaster Raymond H. Deck Family Designated Fund in Memory of Kevin F. Deck Anthony J. and Lucille A. Diorio Fund

Janet N. Fisk Fund for the benefit of Windsor Independent Living Association Fund

Virgil L. and Dorothy H. Hartzog Fund Marjorie F. Hazen Trust Charles, Alice (Murray) and Cheryl A. Heilig Fund Jean McMillan Hemstreet Fund Shepherd Monson Holcombe Fund Shepherd Monson Holcombe Fund for The Bushnell Edward R. Huckman Fund Immanuel Church Foundation for the Elderly Fund Immanuel Congregational Church Mission Fund

Patricia H. Fitt Fund

Loretta K. Ingersoll Fund

Russell and Virginia Foster Memorial Fund

Frances H. Jackson Fund

The Richard B. Fried Fund for AIDS Connecticut (ACT) Friends of New Gate Prison Fund Rita Ann Gelinas Fund Miriam E. and Leon H. Glazer Fund #1 Emma Katz, Sol and Nathan Glazer Memorial Fund

All fund balances are available online at hfpg.org/fundslist.

Hugh M. Joseloff and Helen H. Joseloff Fund Junior League of Hartford Endowment Fund Ilene and Marty Kaplan Fund for PLAN of Connecticut Frank Kavitsky Fund No. 2 Koopman Fund fbo Hartford Art School

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F UN D S | D E S I G N AT E D F U ND S | D O NO R-ADVISE D F U ND S

Leadership Greater Hartford Endowment Fund

South Windsor Historical Society Endowment Fund

Bernard Blum Fund

Margaret R. and Stanley B. Loucks Fund

Elizabeth W. Stedman Fund

Albert and Elizabeth Bourget Fund

Harry W. Lynn, Jr. Charitable Trust Fund

Elizabeth O. Sturtevant Fund

Wayne and Louise Mantz Family Fund Gloria J. McAdam Fund for Foodshare Jackie and Dollie McLean Family Fund McLean Foundation Endowment Fund Robert P. Merritt Fund Stephen and Patricia Middlebrook Fund Shirley M. and Edward H. Morgan Fund Barbara S. Morley Memorial Fund Barbara C. Newcomb Fund Old State House Fund C. Henry and Mary E. G. Olmsted Fund John J. Padbury Memorial Fund

Moses Stern Memorial Fund

Boccaccio Family Trust The Lyman B. Brainerd Family Foundation Fund

Michael and Janet Suisman Community Access Fund

Sherry L. Brown Family Fund

TheaterWorks Endowment Fund

Budd Family Fund

Leonard M. Troub Foundation, Inc. Trust, in memory of Staunton Williams United Way, Inc. DBA United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut

Charles and Doris Bryan Fund Lawrence Wells Case and Florence Reid Case Memorial Fund Catalyst Endowment Fund Yvette MelĂŠndez and Carl T. Chadburn Foundation Fund

Van Winkle Fund

Cheney Family Fund

Robert and Elizabeth von Dohlen Fund

Katherine C. Childs Memorial Fund

The VRN Fund

Mrs. James Sage Coburn Fund

Oscar and Ruby T. Wegman Fund

David L. Coffin, Jr. Memorial Fund

Anna and Isaac Weintraub Fund

Michael and Naomi Cohen "Prophet Micah" Fund

Wood Memorial Library and Museum Endowment Fund Raymond B. and Thelma C. Woodbridge Memorial Fund

Anna F. and David W. Clark Fund

Connecticut Hispanic Bar Association Fund James Christopher Conrad Memorial Fund

Anne P. and Andrew Pinto Fund

Father Paul Wysocki and Family Fund No. 1

Planned Lifetime Assistance Network of Connecticut, Inc. Fund

Zachs Family Fund fbo Charter Oak Cultural Center

Lastra Coolbrith Fund

Millard Pryor Memorial Endowed Fund

Zachs Family Fund fbo Real Art Ways

Peter DeBell Fund

Sebastian E. Rosano Memorial Fund

Joseph A. Zita Fund

Moses B. and Ann Rosenauer Fund

DONOR-ADVISED FUNDS

William J. and Esther L. B. Sander - Anna E. Andersen Fund Vernal M. Schnabel Fund William Schortman and Maxine Rothe Schortman Fund George J. Sherman and Lottie K. Sherman Fund

Abel Family Fund Allen Family Fund

Fechtor Family Foundation Fund Fiondella Family Trust

Daphne G. Fuller Fund

Anonymous No. 38 Fund

Anonymous No. 47 Fund

Sybil Ward Smith Memorial Fund

Paul H. Eddy and Elizabeth J. Normen Fund

American Eagle Financial Credit Union Fund

Simsbury Land Trust Endowment Fund

Ray Smith Endowment for Education and Conservation Fund

Duclos Family Charity Trust Fund

Stanley D. and Hinda N. Fisher Fund

Anonymous No. 45 Fund

Douglas Tracy Smith and Dorothy Potter Smith Fund for the benefit of Wadsworth Atheneum

Lawrence C. Davis Memorial Fund

Alvord Family Fund

Dorothy and Alfred Silberman Chapel Fund

James B. and Beatrice D. Slimmon Fund

Charles B. Cook Fund

Anonymous No. 46 Fund ASK Fund Beatrice Fox Auerbach Foundation Fund

Fund for the Deborah Eldridge Service Award of the Estate and Business Planning Council of Hartford GĂĄndara Family Fund Richard P. Garmany Fund Gifts of Music Fund The Giving Tree Fund

Richard and Alice Baxter Fund

Anzie O. Glover Memorial Fund

John and Laura Berman Fund

Ellen Jeanne Goldfarb Memorial Fund

David T. Black Memorial Fund Ronald T. Black Memorial Fund

All fund balances are available online at hfpg.org/fundslist.

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Harry E. Goldfarb Family Foundation Fund

Gerard H. and Marjorie M. Morrissey Fund

Patricia and Charles Walker Family Fund

Goodwin Being Fund

Laird and Ann Mortimer Fund

The Griebel Family Fund

Mowell Family Fund

Wethersfield Youth Services/ Steven M. Salter Memorial Fund

Richard S. and Doris J. Griffith Fund

Diane Lynn Nappier Fund

Kristine Barbara Guest Memorial Fund

Drs. Kola and Trudy Olofinboba Family Fund

Elwyn V. and Elsie H. Harp Family Foundation Fund Hartford Rotary Arts for Youth Fund Hoffman Family Fund Alison and Nathaniel Howe Fund Anthony S. and Evelyn L. Hulme Charitable Fund Jackson-Batchelder Family Fund JCJ Architecture Fund S. A. Johnson Family Fund Samuel Leonard Joseph Memorial Fund David and Helen B. Kaplan Fund Keiller Family Fund Kids' Education Fund Kiser Family Fund Deborah and Steven Kleinman Fund Konover Coppa Family Fund Catherine M. Kornas Fund The Latino Children's Fund Latino Endowment Fund John R. Lindberg Fund Margaret H. Lindberg Fund Tom and Margah Lips Fund Worth and Louise Loomis Foundation Fund Jerome H. and Elaine Title Lowengard Fund James B. Lyon Fund MacLean Family Fund Eric T. Mahoney Memorial Fund Malley Family Fund Aaron Marks Foundation Fund George H. and Constance Wolcott Mason Fund Alan and Peggy Mendelson Fund Thomas M. Meredith Fund The Morningstar Fund

Brad and Don Noel Family Fund

Paternoster Family Fund Raymond J. and Elizabeth C. Payne Fund Barbara and William Podann Fund Belle K. and Irving S. Ribicoff Fund Sali Godard Riege Donor-Advised Fund The Right Track Fund Ritter Family Fund The RMB Fund Betty and Henry Roberts Fund Vernon D. and Florence E. Roosa Family Foundation Memorial Fund Samuel Roskin Trust Florence and Charles Rubenstein Family Foundation Fund Mary T. and Douglas G. Russell Family Fund Maria Sanchez Fund Savin Family Fund Beth Schiro Fund Schiro Fund Gregory G. Shaskan Memorial Fund Jean Edward and Mary Beach Shepard Fund Sigma Pi Phi Beta Iota BoulĂŠ Endowment Fund

Whittlesey & Hadley Fund Michael and Marjorie Wilder Fund Magrieta L. and Sherwood S. Willard Fund Wilson Family Fund Carol and Edward Wrobel Family Fund Myron Parker Yeomans/Edward Myron Yeomans Family Fund Amiel P. Zak Public Service Fund FIELD OF INTEREST FUNDS Lee and Margot Allison Fund Curtis H. and Katharine G. Alvord Fund Anonymous No. 7 Fund Anonymous (CF25) Fund Raymond H. Arnold Fund JoAnne Bauer and Friends Fund Beatman-Cantarow Fund in Memory of Dr. Walter D. Cantarow Lilly Palmer Biscoe and Eloise Palmer Biscoe Mother/Daughter Fund in Memory of Earl Biscoe Jr. and Earl Biscoe III John E. Blair Fund for the Visually Impaired Boyle Family Fund Newton C. and Elsie B. Brainard Fund Donald Brewer Memorial Fund John W. Buck Fund

Donald and Linda Silpe Fund

Antonio S. and Sarina Camilleri Memorial Fund

The Spencer Turbine Foundation Fund

Connecticut Opera Endowment Fund

Louise L. Sutton Fund

John David Creedon Fund

Thibadeau Family Fund

Dorothea Fund

Westley V. Thompson and Rosemarie E. Thompson Fund

Carl J. DuPre Fund

Town and County Club Fund Trumble Family Fund Alex and Wendy Vance Fund Stanley W. Vogel Family Fund Richard D. Wagner and Madeline/Lina F. Wagner Fund

All fund balances are available online at hfpg.org/fundslist.

Elliot Family Fund, in memory of Dr. K. Gregory Elliot, Zarou Manoukian Elliot, and Ralph Gregory Elliot The Equistrides Fund Family Service Society Fund Fanny Mag Fassler and Victor Fassler Fund

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William and Estelle Fraidowitz Family Fund David L. Francis and Sarah W. Francis Fund Stanley and Jean Frank Fund

F UN D S | F I E L D OF INT E RE ST F U ND S | P RE F E RE NCE F U ND S

R and C B Foundation Fund Cora Lee Bentley Radcliffe Memorial Fund Sali Godard Riege Fund

Charles A. and Cornelia Catlin Gilbert Fund Francis and Mary A. Goodwin Memorial Fund William G. and Mayme J. Green Fund (from Raymond B. Green)

Raymond S. and Agnes M. French Memorial Fund

Vernon D. Roosa and Florence E. Roosa Fund

Anna Sanders Friedman Fund

H. Louise Ruddell Charitable Fund

Fund for Early Childhood

Anna and Abraham I. Savin Fund

Valyn Gallivan Fund

Scan-Optics, Inc. Fund

Greater Hartford Architecture Conservancy Fund

Schwedel Family Fund

Nicholas J. and Doris Giordano Endowment Fund

Ted and Ellen See Fund

Charles F. Chase, Helen Bourne Chase and Genevieve Chase Hewes Fund

Natale and Norma Sestero Fund

Laura E. Holcomb Fund

Norma and Natale Sestero Fund

Tudor F. Holcomb Fund

Olcott Damon Smith Fund

Ellery Hurd Fund

Margaret E. Spellacy Fund

Ann M. Jainsen Fund

Skip Steiner Fund

Oliver F. and Garnette T. Johnson Fund

Fannie Estelle Hairston Fund Hartford Foundation Staff Fund Marjorie F. Hazen Trust HFPG Promotion of Philanthropy Fund Isabel Hooker Merritt, Thomas Hooker, and Joseph K. Hooker Trust Howard and Bush Fund for Philanthropy Frank Kavitsky Fund No. 1 Robert Allan Keeney Memorial Fund Ruth Kellogg Fund Muriel R. Kesten Fund for Public Education Koopman Field of Interest Fund Jeri P. Kostiner Fund Mary J. Lee Fund

Edith S. Steinhauser Fund Virginia D. Stoner Fund Adelaide L. Thomson Fund A. Lindsay Thomson Fund Emily B. Thomson Fund James McA. Thomson Fund John Talcott Whitman and Louise H. Whitman Fund Woman's Exchange of West Hartford Fund PREFERENCE FUNDS Ruth D. Abbott Fund Mildred C. Allison Fund

Frank C. and Agnes E. Griswold Fund Warren E. and Virginia P. Hayden Trust

Gladys C. Keeney Trust Walter O. R. Korder Fund Karl C. Kulle Fund Ethel S. Layton Fund William Lidgerwood Fund Ida P. Mason Fund Harriet K. Maxwell Fund Robert and Mary M. Merritt Fund Miller Family Foundation Fund Roche M. and Jane C. Passero Fund Charles E. and Mildred Rauch Fund

Jessie F. Lovell Fund No.1

Anonymous Fund

Madoff Family Fund in Memory of Emily Madoff

Anonymous No. 1 Fund

Ray-Andrews Fund in memory of Charles Henry Ray, Julia A. Ray, and James P. Andrews

Alfred M. Archer Fund

Ruth B. Rouse Fund

Francis J. and Agnes C. Muccio Fund

Thomas L. and Dorothy Clark Archibald Fund

Augusta R. Rubin Fund

Municipal Art Society Fund

Katharine Derr Barney Fund

Daniel W. Murphy Fund

Charles S. Bissell Fund

Guy C. and Anne T. Shafer Fund

Edith W. and John Davis Murphy Fund

Carol Childs Memorial Fund

Leo and Sarah Nadelman Fund

William P. and Anne A. Conklin Fund

William and Alice Rupp Fund Grace J. F. Smith Fund Herman and Marie Sonnenberg Trust Fund

Muriel B. Neall Fund

Gladys B. and Robert E. Dunn Fund for Youth Leadership

William R. and Mazy Worthington Penrose and Nathalie Penrose Swetland Fund

D. Robert and Elizabeth Newell Fund 2

S. Joseph Ferla Fund

Thomson Family Fund

William S. Fuller Fund

Glenn Thomas Packard Memorial Fund

Howard Hunt Garmany Fund

Lillian W. and William B. Welden Fund

Reba and Arthur Nassau Fund

Daniel Clark Perkins Fund

Gengras Family Fund

All fund balances are available online at hfpg.org/fundslist.

Mildred E. Whitney Fund Doris E. Wiswell Trust

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F UN D S | S C H O L AR SHIP F U ND S

GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT

Hartford Grammar School Scholarship Fund

Herb Sheintop Memorial Scholarship Fund

These funds support the General Scholarship Program:

Nina L. Hartin Memorial Scholarship Fund

Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity, Alpha Psi Boulé Scholarship Fund

The Harugari Lodge of Broad Brook Fund

Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity, Alpha Psi Boulé Scholarship Fund No. 2

Wendy and Boyd Hinds Memorial Scholarship Fund

The Stearns Fund

Gerald and Phyllis Hughes Fund

Dorothy L. and Justin R. Tucker Scholarship Fund

AB Club Scholarship Foundation Fund established by John D. Wardlaw Frederick G. Adams Scholarship Fund Alliance Française of Hartford Harpin/Rohinsky Scholarship Fund Leo Bedrick Memorial Scholarship Fund Maria Gonzalez Borrero Scholarship Fund

Walter "Doc" Hurley Scholarship Fund for Greater Hartford The Interracial Scholarship Fund of Greater Hartford Merva Jackson Scholarship Fund James A. Jones Memorial Fund

W. Philip Braender and Nancy Coleman Braender Scholarship Fund

Peter Jung Scholarship Fund

Mathew Caruso Memorial Scholarship Fund

Herman P. Kopplemann Fund

Ilene and Marty Kaplan Scholarship Fund

Clark Family Fund

Rae and Abraham Kopplemann Additional Fund

CohnReznick Scholarship Fund

Sylvia H. Koski Scholarship Fund

Connecticut Mortgage Bankers Social Affairs Fund

John H. Lewis III Scholarship Fund

George F. Stevens Education Fund

Tucker Family Scholarship Fund in Memory of Abraham H. and Fannie K. Tucker, David J. Tucker, Thelma Thomas J. Villano Scholarship Fund Vincent Villano Scholarship Fund Josh Wittenberg Memorial Scholarship Fund Elmer Cooke Young-Ethel Taylor Young Scholarship Fund COMMUNITY COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT

Day Pitney LLP Scholarship Fund

Noble E. and Emma Belknap Lord Memorial Scholarship Fund

Drs. Booker T. and Elena L. DeVaughn Scholarship Fund

Antoinette Shippen Mason Scholarship Fund

Harry A. Donn Scholarship Fund Lillian C. Donn Scholarship Fund

MassMutual Foundation for Hartford, Inc. Scholarship Fund

Community College Scholarship Endowment Fund

Sonny and Billie Duval Memorial Scholarship Fund

Meyer-Kimball Memorial Scholarship Fund

Latino Community College Scholarship Fund

Symee Ruth Feinberg Memorial Scholarship Fund

Rhoda L. Miller Music Scholarship Fund

June Miller Rosenblatt Community College Scholarship Fund

Charles, Sophie and Helen Fine Family Fund

Murtha Cullina LLP Scholarship Fund

Stanley D. and Hinda N. Fisher Scholarship Fund

Alice M. Neenan Memorial Scholarship Fund

Fontana Family Scholarship Fund

Vartan K. Omartian and Beatrice Omartian Scholarship Fund

Janice and Kerry Foster, Sr. Scholarship Fund KJ Foster Scholarship Fund Irving Goldberg Latin Scholar Fund Robert B. and Francine L. Goldfarb Family Scholarship Fund Alan E. Green Hartford Housing Authority Scholarship Fund Fred H. Greenwood Engineering Scholarship Fund Roland S. Harris, Jr. Scholarship Fund Ida L. Hartenberg Charitable Fund

These funds support the Community College Scholarship Endowment: Roxanne Cave Scholarship Fund

INDIVIDUAL SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS Joyce and Philip Acquaviva Fund

Daniel Clark Perkins Fund

American Marketing AssociationConnecticut Chapter, Anna C. Klune Memorial Scholarship Fund

Pillar Community Development Corporation Scholarship Fund

Eric Amenabar Memorial Scholarship Fund

Dr. Sedrick J. and Alyce T. Rawlins Scholarship Fund

Brian A. Aselton Memorial Scholarship Fund

Janet B. Rose Memorial Scholarship Fund

Bartlett Family Scholarship Fund

Bert and Betty Rosen Scholarship Fund June Miller Rosenblatt Scholarship Fund Maxine Rothe Schortman Award Fund

All fund balances are available online at hfpg.org/fundslist.

John Bell and Lawrence Thornton Scholarship Fund Lebbeus F. Bissell Scholarship Fund J. Leo Bodo Scholarship Fund Donald and Dorothy Bonelli Puerto Rican Education Fund

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Patricia L. Coombs Scholarship Fund

Bill and Maxine Schortman Scholarship Fund

Anonymous No. 2 Fund

Phyllis Kosiorek Cordner and Roy R. Cordner Scholarship Fund

Deedee Segel-Hartford Courant Internship Fund

Anonymous No. 4 Fund

Joy V. Decicco College Scholarship Fund

Linda Starikov Singer Memorial Scholarship Fund

Aldo DeDominicis Scholarship Fund

South Asian Bar Association Endowed Fund

Anonymous No. 42 Fund

Albert T. and Jane N. Dewey Fund

Peter T. Steinwedell Scholarship Fund

Anonymous (CF01) Fund

Julie Veilleux Memorial Scholarship Fund

Anonymous (CF03) Fund

Farmington UNICO Scholarship Fund Stanley D. Fisher Scholarship Fund

Anonymous No. 3 Fund Anonymous No. 9 Fund Anonymous No. 12 Fund Anonymous No. 43 Fund Anonymous (CF02) Fund

Harold B. Waldo Fund

Anonymous (CF04) Fund

Muriel S. and Gordon A. Wilson Scholarship Fund

Anonymous (CF05) Fund Anonymous (CF06) Fund

L. Wynne Wister Memorial Scholarship Fund

Anonymous (CF08) Fund

Glastonbury Memorial Scholarship Fund

Amiel P. Zak Scholarship Fund

Anonymous (CF12) Fund

Hartford Whalers Booster Club Scholarship Fund

SPECIAL PURPOSE FUNDS

Jennifer Hodges Fund

Ford Foundation/TIME Collaborative in Connecticut

Jan H. Fonteyne Memorial Scholarship Fund FPA Connecticut Valley Chapter Scholarship Fund Ethel Cushing Gardner Fund

Jackson-Batchelder Family Scholarship Fund The Walter S. Kapala Scholarship Trust Barbara Kelco Memorial Scholarship Fund Kristin Kepner and Kimberly Kepner McCahill Memorial Scholarship Fund Ray Lachat Memorial Award Fund

Accelerate Success Fund

Gates Foundation Achievement First

Anonymous (CF11) Fund Anonymous (CF13) Fund Anonymous (CF19) Fund Anonymous (CF20) Fund Anonymous (CF21) Fund Anonymous (CF22) Fund Anonymous (CF24) Fund

Gates Foundation Hartford Public Schools

Anonymous (CF27) Fund

Gates Foundation Jumoke Academy

Anonymous (CF30) Fund

Hartford Area Child Care Collaborative Fund

Anonymous (CF33) Fund

Anonymous (CF28) Fund Anonymous (CF32) Fund

Hartford Promise Fund

Anonymous (CF34) Fund

Hartford Public Schools Ingenuity Fund

Anonymous (CF35) Fund

Miss Ruth Scholarship Fund

Everett E. Arnold Fund

Douglas J. Myers Scholarship Fund

LawyerCorps Connecticut Fund

Flora G. Arons Fund

NSDAR - Marjorie P. Nutt Scholarship Fund

Mind in the Making

Carl P. Palazzotto "P.M.A." Scholarship Fund

UNRESTRICTED FUNDS

Mrs. Beatrice Fox Auerbach Fund (from her sister, Fannie Fox Samuels)

The Middlebury Fund

Sylvia Parkinson Fund

Mae Passini and Juliet Anderson Memorial Fund

F. Russell Abell Fund

Drs. Nima Patel and Daniel McNaughton Scholarship Fund

Mrs. Jane C. Allen Fund

Olivia and Frederick Adams Fund

Joyce S. Picard Scholarship Fund

Richard S. Allen Fund

Dr. Nicholas J. Piergrossi Memorial Scholarship Fund

Robert L. and Susan B. Aller Fund

Dr. Sidney Rafal Memorial Fund Ritter Family Scholarship Fund Roosa Family Scholarship Fund Samuel A. Roth Scholarship Fund

Morgan Hanlon Alvord and Dorothy Deegan Alvord Memorial Fund Frank E. Amidon Fund Arthur T. and Barbara L. Anderson Fund

All fund balances are available online at hfpg.org/fundslist.

J. F. Baker Fund Jacob and Mary Balgley Fund Robert P. Balgley Fund Michael R. and Deborah F. Bangser Fund Goodman and Cecelia Banks Memorial Fund Joseph J. and Josephine L. Bardani Fund Alice Barlow Fund Luther I. Barnard Fund (from Mrs. Amy Closs Barnard)

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D. Newton Barney Family Fund (from Olga A. Olin)

William H. Bulkeley Fund

Anne A. Conklin Fund

Bertha S. Barrar Fund

Alexander Bunce Fund

Edward K. Conklin Fund

Dr. and Mrs. James M. Bunce Fund

Frankie and Bill Connelly Fund

Clifford and Joan Burdge Fund

John R. Cook Trust

George L. and Helen C. Burnham Fund

Mildred E. Cook Fund

Mabel A. Burnham Fund

Patricia L. Coombs Fund

Marjorie G. Barrett Fund Robert W. and Alice M. Barrett Fund Thomas R. Barrett Fund Clara G. Bartlett Fund Edward B. and Mary Louise Bates Fund Mrs. James G. Batterson Fund Grace R. Beardsley Fund John H. and Eleanor L. Beardsley Fund Roxanne Beardsley Fund Michael C. Beckanstin Fund

Angie L. Burr Fund Lena A. Burwell Fund Helen W. Bush Fund Robert P. Butler Fund Paul M. Butterworth Fund John Byrne Fund C

Charles P. Cooley, Jr. Fund Mildred A. Cooper Fund William Sheffield Cowles Fund H. Carl and Ruth Law Cramer Fund Barbara M. Crampton Fund J. Noyes Crary Fund CRE Investors Fund Mary Gay Creedon Fund

Mrs. Gladys Goodman Beckanstin Fund (from Michael C. Beckanstin)

John L. Cadwell Fund

Wilbur B. and Margaret G. Crimmin Fund

Marjorie S. Caldwell Fund

Evelyn L. Crosby Fund

Elsie R. and C. Gordon Beckwith Fund

Laura G. and Paul E. Callanan Fund

Evelyn L. Crosby Fund

Thomas F. and Mary A. Cannon Fund

James and Marianne Crowley Fund

George C. Capen and Elizabeth Beach Capen Trust

Lillys Crygier Fund

George and Elizabeth Beach Capen Fund

Peter Culver Fund

Olivet Beckwith Fund Dorothy Beers Fund Maxwell M. and Ruth R. Belding Fund John R. and Joan K. Berthoud Fund

Eleanor and Jerome Caplan Fund

Helen W. Bigelow Fund

Cartin Family Foundation Fund

John E. Blair Fund

John R. Cates Fund

I. R. and Clara Blumenthal Fund

Marion H. Chaffee Fund #2

Joan J. and Morton A. Blumenthal Fund

Chapman Family Fund

George F. Boardman Fund William C. Boardman Fund Borges Family Fund Dorothy Jennings Boyd Fund Janice Boyd Fund Florence B. Brainard Fund Lyman B. and Judith P. Brainerd Fund Neville K. Brecker and Raymond W. Brecker Memorial Fund Richard M. Brett Fund Rae H. Brewster Fund John and Sondra Brittain Fund Stillman B. and Joan E. Brown Fund Paul R. Buchanan Fund Richard B. Bulkeley Fund Col. William E. A. Bulkeley Fund (from Mrs. Bulkeley)

Wesley I. Charter Fund Warren D. Chase Fund Pamela Churchill Fund Mabel H. P. Clark Trust No. 1 Anne Hatheway Clarke Fund Ruth S. Cloyes Trust Ralph J. Cocks Fund Mary C. H. Coffin Fund Mary C. Cofran Trust Adam P. and Cynthia F. Cohen Fund Minnie Finesilver Cohn and Meyer Cohn Fund Florence H. and J. Donald Cohon Fund Robert L. and Sara Marcy Cole Fund Elizabeth Jones and H. Bacon Collamore, Jr. Fund

All fund balances are available online at hfpg.org/fundslist.

Paul B. and Elsa N. Cullen Fund Joseph C. Cunningham, Jr. Fund Caroline E. Currie Fund Louise Cogswell Cushman Fund D

James S. and Lois A. Dailey Fund John Dangas Fund Morton and Dinah Danseyar Family Foundation Fund J. H. Kelso and Edith Brainard Davis Fund John M. K. Davis & Mignon Foerderer Davis Fund John M. K. Davis & Mignon Foerderer Davis Fund Pomeroy Day Fund Raymond H. Deck Family Fund in Memory of Kevin F. Deck Charles W. Deeds Fund Caroline De Lamater Fund Vinel Edward Dent and Donald J. Blust Fund Quentin A. Dewing Fund Walter H. Dickman Fund Alice and Harold Dillon Fund

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Dorothy Godfrey Dillon Fund, in memory of her mother Nathena P. Godfrey Elizabeth Dimick Fund Lucille A. Diorio Fund Dr. and Mrs. Burwell Dodd Fund Thomas K. Dodd Fund John and Barbara Donahue Fund

George H. Gabriel Fund Dr. Edythe and Mr. Albert Gaines Fund Marilda Gรกndara Fund John S. Garvan Fund Richard and Joanne Gates Fund

Richard D. Donchian Fund

Gavin Family Fund

Dornenburg Design Christmas Gift Fund

General Endowment Fund Donald S. Gershman Family Fund

George A. Drieu Fund

Arthur C. Getchell Fund

Beverly Beach Eaton and Edward C. Eaton, III Fund Bernard and Millie G. Ellovich Fund Arthur C. Ellsworth Fund John E. and Grace Ellsworth Fund Morton and Marilyn Elsner Fund John O. and Harriet Enders Memorial Fund

Raymond A. Gibson Fund E. C. Gilkeson Fund George H. Gilman, Jr. Fund

Jane Z. Griggs Fund Raymond W. and Cleo C. Grinold Fund F. Louise Griswold Fund Cornelia Gross Fund Robert E. and Barbara W. Groundwater Fund Robinson A. and Nancy D. Grover Fund H

Jessie J. Haight Fund

William E. and Jacquelyn M. T. Glynn Fund

Edith S. Hale Fund

Godbout Family Foundation Fund

Joseph T. Hall Fund

Clara M. Goodman Estate Fund Goodman/Loeb Family Fund Mary A. Goodman Fund

Victor Fassler Fund

Genevieve H. and James L. Goodwin Fund

Jack B. and Jessie L. Feeney Fund

Mary Goodwin Fund

Eleanor Ferguson Fund Filer Fund

Richard H. Gordon and the Gordon Family Fund

Gustave and Lillian A. Fischer Fund

Mildred B. Grady Fund Louis Graham Fund

Gustave Fischer and Lillian A. Fischer Fund

Pearl M. Grandy Fund

Lillian A. Fischer Fund

Eugenie and Charles Granniss Fund 1

Eugene R. and Sandra Flaxman Fund

Eugenie and Charles Granniss Fund 2

Grace M. Flynn Fund

Margaret G. Grant Fund

Debra and Ed Forand Family Fund

Dorothy Yeomans Graulty Fund

T. Mitchell Ford Fund

Virginia Stuart Gray (Mrs. Walter H.) Fund

Melicent Rawson Fuller Fund

Helen Griffith Trust

James and Florence Gertrude Haddow Fund

Miriam E. and Leon H. Glazer Fund #2

Arnold and Julian Goldstein Fund

Mary M. Fowler Fund

Elizabeth N. Gregory Fund

Rita Ginsberg Fund

Joseph R. and Mary P. Ensign Memorial Fund

Henry D. Fowler Fund

Shirley S. Greenspon Fund

William P. Haas Fund

Steven and Blanche Goldenberg Family Fund

Guy B. and Rita B. Fallow Fund

Anna M. Greenspon Memorial Fund (from Charles Greenspon)

Irving L. Gilman Family Charitable Foundation Fund

James F., Jr. and Isabelle S. C. English Fund

Luella C. Hale Fund Robert C. Hall Fund Charles H. Hamlin, M.D. Fund Carlotta Hammitt Fund Anna Hammons Fund Alice A. Harder and Harriett S. Olzendam Fund Samuel C. Hardin Fund J. Warren Harper Fund Marion K. Harris Fund Dr. Nathan Harris Fund Harold L. Hart and Ethel B. Hart Foundation Fund John R. Hart and Pauline Davidson Hart Fund Hart-Coggeshall Fund Hartman-Newfield Tobacco Company Fund Virgil L. Hartzog Fund David M. Hatheway Fund Nathan Haverback Fund Charles L. Heath Trust

William G. Gray Fund

Joyce S. Heckman Fund

Beverly and Arnold C. Greenberg Fund

Sue W. and Robert C. Hector Fund

Jacob Herman Greenberg Fund

Frances S. Hennessy Fund

All fund balances are available online at hfpg.org/fundslist.

Warren C. Heidel Fund

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Mary B. Hewes Fund

Lillian A. Johnson Fund

Lawrence J. Lunden Fund

Madelyn C. Hickmott Fund

Mabel Johnson Fund

Lux Bond & Green Fund

Elizabeth S. Hicks Fund

Grace D. Joley Fund

Lyon Fund

Virginia Hicks Fund Dr. Otto M. Hirschfeld Fund

Earl W. Hodge Fund

Sheldon J. Kahn Fund

Genevieve MacKenzie Fund

Mary G. H. Hoffer Fund

Harry G. and Fannie S. Kaminsky Fund

Edward L. and Audrey B. Mahl Fund

Ann M. Kane Fund

Lottie M. Mahl Estate Fund

William Kashman and Inez P. Kashman Fund

Louise A. Mahl Fund

Margaret E. Honan Fund

Veronica K. and John P. Kazlau Memorial Fund

Marks Family Fund

H. Mansfield Horner Fund

Louise E. Keister Trust

Latham B. and Elizabeth H. Howard Fund

Linda J. Kelly Family Fund

Barbara A. and Elijah K. Hubbard Fund

Mathilde T. Kingsland Fund

Dwight A. Hogg Fund Elizabeth Glass Hoke Fund Benjamin L. Holland Fund Alice F. Holmes Fund

Edward H. Kenyon Fund

Morris and Edith Mancoll Fund Alfred G. Mason Fund Roy S. Mason Fund Sidney J. Mass Fund Mary Massa Trust Alice A. McCurry Fund

Mary A. Huber Fund

Eva Kleman Fund

Richard L. and Virginia W. Hughes Fund

George Kleman Fund Louise J. Klett Fund

Charles A. Hunter Trust

Robert C. Knox, Jr. Fund

Leila C. Hunter Trust

Susan Schiro Kominsky Fund

William Hunter Fund (from his wife, Alice)

Doris and Simon Konover Fund

Elizabeth Huntting Fund

Koopman Fund

MCW Fund for Women and Children

Marion L. Kropp Fund

Helen H. Meade Fund

Theodore C. and Marie J. Kyle Fund

Gertrude M. Meller Fund

R. Eric and Winifred Hutchinson Family Fund I

John Avery and Elinor Houghton Bulkeley Ingersoll Fund

Julia K. McGovern Fund Henry R. and Katharine K. McLane Fund John F. McLaughlin Fund Helen L. McManus Estate Fund

Peggy and Alan Mendelson Fund Grace O. and Harold A. Merriman Fund

Doris E. Larson Fund

Merrow Family Fund

Betty and John Larus Fund

Message Center Beepers Fund

H. Warren Lawrence Fund

The MGN Fund

Sarah W. Leibert Fund (from her son, Herbert A.)

Stephen and Patricia Middlebrook Fund

Dorothy H. Leppens Fund

Frances Thayer Miller Fund

Robert P. Letendre Fund

Frederick L. Mitchell Fund

Suzanne M. and George Levine Fund

Margaret Sage Mitchell Estate Fund

Wilson and Ann Jainsen Fund

Frederick Elbert Lewis Family Fund

Robert and Adriana Mnuchin Fund

Alexander & Alice C. Jarvis Fund

Robert Lienhard Fund

Dr. and Mrs. H. Gildersleeve Jarvis Fund

Boardman F. Lockwood Fund

Caroline V. Moran Memorial Fund

Mary Goodrich Jenson Fund James Jewett Fund

Bruce and Molly O'Neill Louden Fund

Bertram A. Johnson Fund

Jessie F. Lovell Fund No. 2

Blanche W. Johnson Fund

Jean Allen Day Lowry Memorial Fund

Harry Jacobs Fund Katharine Jacobus Fund Ann M. Jainsen Fund Ann M. Jainsen Fund Carl W. and Julia Jainsen Memorial Fund

Katharine N. Johnson Fund

Gertrude G. Lofgren Fund

All fund balances are available online at hfpg.org/fundslist.

Samuel E. Molod Family Fund Paul W. Morency Fund Shirley M. and Edward H. Morgan Fund Russell C. Morley Fund Mr. and Mrs. Gerard H. Morrissey Fund Mary T. Morton Fund

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William M. Mulford Fund

Barbara B. Preston Fund

Isidore Schnap Fund

Chester H. Munson Fund

James D. Price Fund

J. Read and Barbara H. Murphy Fund

Clarence L. Prickett Fund

Lodewyk A. and Annie R. Schryver Fund

Mr. and Mrs. John S. Murtha Fund N

Claire and Millard Pryor Fund R

Sidney Schulman Fund Robert H. Schutz, Jr. Fund Pauline H. Schwind Fund Walter K. Schwinn Fund

Arlene and Daniel Neiditz Fund

Dorothy L. Rainford Memorial Fund

David H. Neiditz Memorial Fund

Arthur and Ann Randall Fund

Moses J. and Rachel Neiditz Fund

Nancy Taft Rankin Fund

Seidman Family Fund

D. Robert and Elizabeth Newell Fund 1

Edward Raphael, Esther & Nathan Kleinman Fund (from Minnie K. Raphael)

Norma and Natale Sestero Fund

Jon O. and Martha S. Newman Fund

William N. and Virginia C. Seery Fund Lily Selitzky Fund

Richard B. Redfield Memorial Fund

Thomas A. and Ann Hayes Shannon Family Memorial Fund

Germain D. and Patricia L. Newton Fund

J. Ronald Regnier Fund

Sharpless Family Fund

Nutmeg Foundation Fund, to honor John M. K. Davis

Joseph F. Reheiser Fund

Henrietta T. Shaw Fund

Louise F. Reheiser Fund

Catherine Sullivan Shay and William Desmond Shay Fund

Alfred G. Nye Fund O

Elisabeth R. Ohde Fund William J. and Marcia H. Olsson Fund P

Kathleen Palm and Joseph Devine Fund Bradford E. Parker Fund Dorothy E. W. and James R. Parker Fund Philip Partington Fund Wyman G. and Virginia H. Patten Fund

I. William Reisman and Beatrice W. Reisman Fund Julia S. Reynolds Fund

Andrew Roy Sheketoff Memorial Fund

Harvey B. and Carrie W. Riggs Fund

Lewis and Sylvia Sheketoff Fund Harry A. Shindler Fund

Gail Ripley Fund

Jessie A. Shipman Fund

Mabel G. and Agnes Ripley Fund

Lester E. Shippee Fund

Rev. Philip W. Roberts Fund

Debra J. Shulansky Family Fund

Victor and Emma Robington Fund

Ralph M. and Ruth K. Shulansky Fund

Patty Levaur Rome Fund Edgar L. Ropkins Fund R. Philip and Rebecca C. Rose Fund Frances F. Ross Fund Olive L. Rudolph Fund Dorothy Mason Russell Fund

Pearse Family Fund

Peter G. and Betsy Russell Fund

Edwin L. Pearson Fund

William C. Russell Fund

Grace S. Peck Fund Edith Chester Pelton Fund

The Shulansky Foundation Fund Joseph L. Shulman Fund Rabbi Morris and Althea O. Silverman Fund Robert Siskin Family Fund Mollie Slade Fund Eleanor Carter Sloan Fund Kathleen V. and William H. Smiley Fund Douglas Tracy Smith and Dorothy Potter Smith Fund

Robert Salter, Jr. Fund

Grace Fitts Smith Fund

Col. Harry L. Perkins Fund

Fan Fox Samuels Fund (from Mr. and Mrs. Richard Koopman)

Julie E. Smith Fund, in memory of her family

Judson T., Sr. and Virginia C. Pierson Fund

Fan Fox Samuels Fund (from Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Schiro)

Sarah Conklin Smith Fund

Katharine A. Pinney Fund

Sappington Schoen Family Fund

Rollin G. Plumb Fund

Frank J. and Hilda Saunders Fund

Smyth Manufacturing Company Fund

Barbara P. Poppe and Harry B. Poppe Memorial Fund

Hope E. Scattergood Fund

Abraham and Lina Solomon Fund

Kimberly Ann Porter Fund

Andrew M. Schatz and Barbara F. Wolf Fund

Philip and Dora Sondik Fund

William H. Porter Fund

Ruth and Walter Schloss Fund

Brewster B. and Judith Perkins Fund

All fund balances are available online at hfpg.org/fundslist.

Winchell Smith Fund

Jenny L. Spargo Fund Ruth L. Spaulding Fund

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Henry M. and Ilse W. Spiegel Fund Mary Baker Stanley Fund Talcott and Nina Stanley Fund Wilbur C. Stauble Fund M. V. and Lucinda S. Stempf Fund Mary Holden Stephenson Fund

Henry P. and Margaret E. Townsend Fund

Dorothy D. Whitney (Mrs. Howard F.) Fund

Leonard M. Troub Endowment Fund

Gladys and Theodore Wielandt Fund

Joseph P. Trumbull Trust

Wilson and Joanne Wilde Fund

Charles A. and Ruth H. Tucker Fund

Charlotte E. Wile Fund

John W. Steube Fund Elizabeth K. Steven Fund Edward J. and Marilyn D. Stockton Fund Mr. and Mrs. Lyndes B. Stone Fund Samuel M. Stone Fund Leslie M. Stophel and Douglas J. Myers Fund John D. Stout, Jr. Memorial Fund Matilda and Beatrice Sudarsky Fund Suisman Foundation, Inc. Fund Edward A. and Etta W. Suisman Fund Janet and Michael Suisman Fund Janet and Michael Suisman Fund Michael and Elsa Daspin Suisman Fund Samuel C. and Helen K. Suisman Memorial Fund

Frank O. H. Williams Fund

Edmond R. and Audrey M. (Svensk) Vianney Fund

Joan Bergmann Wilson Fund

Boo, Brett, Martha (Beale), and Wade Vianney Fund

Mr. and Mrs. John K. Winter Fund

Bernard S. Vinick Fund Vitamaur Fund W

Catherine Maus Wright Fund Father Paul Wysocki and Family Fund No. 2

Dorothy H. Warner Fund Edgar Francis Waterman Fund

Clinton B. Yeomans Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Watson Fund

Elsie B. Yeomans Trust

Helen Lyde Wayne Fund Arthur E. and Elizabeth H. Webster Trust 1 Arthur E. and Elizabeth H. Webster Trust 2 Weed Family Fund

Nelson Taintor, Jr. and Virginia Taintor Fund

Fannie and Louis Weinstein Fund (from their daughter, Mrs. Pauline Kopelman) Milton and Frances Weinstein Fund Jacqueline and Frederic Werner Fund

Mrs. J. Moulton (Antoinette) Thomas Fund

Richard G. West Fund

Arnold P. and Betty Jeanne Thompson Fund

Edward J. Whalen Fund

Julia Spencer Thrall Fund

Doris E. Whitbeck Fund

Melvin Weisman Title Fund James H. and Hetty B. Torrey Fund

Frederick D. and Katherine W. Watkins Family Fund

Oscar and Ruby T. Wegman Fund

James and Edith D. Taylor Charitable Foundation Fund (in honor of J. M. K. Davis)

Charles J. Woods Fund

Henry H. Walkley Fund

Russell P. Taber Fund

Jack D. and Ruth H. Taylor Fund

Archibald M. Woodruff, Jr. Fund (given by his wife Barbara B. Woodruff)

Mary E. Q. Walberg Fund

Katharine Howes Wead Fund

Carolyn Talcott Fund

W. Watson Woodford Fund

Mary Paine Worthen Fund

Melinda and Paul Sullivan Fund

Muriel and Gordon Wilson Fund

Wagoner Family Fund

Judith A. W. Wawro Fund

Doris S. Swift Fund

Frances Williams Fund

Mrs. Kingsland Van Winkle Fund

Samuel Suisman and Edward A. Suisman Fund Reynold F. and Sylvia N. Svensk Memorial Fund

Edward C. and Mary W. Wilkins Fund

Stillman F. Westbrook Fund Mary Pomeroy Wheeler Fund Arthur J. White Fund Charles and Mildred White Fund

All fund balances are available online at hfpg.org/funds2014.

Henry M. Zachs and Judith M. Zachs Fund Opal Marie Zimmerman Memorial Fund (from her husband Charles) Joseph Zisk Fund

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FO UN DAT I O N L E AD E R SHIP

FOUNDATION LEADERSHIP

FOUR GENERATIONS OF HARTFORD FOUNDATION LEADERSHIP REUNITED IN 2008: Current president, Linda Kelly, posed with the three past executive directors/presidents. They are (from left to right): Bill Connelly, Mal Salter and Mike Bangser.

Our legacy is shaped by the courage of our communityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s leaders. We are grateful to all who have served to move us forward together. THE ORIGINAL BOARD Charles A. Goodwin, 1936-54 Chair, 1936-54 J. M. K. Davis, 1936-71 Chair, 1955-69 Earle Dimon, 1936-54 Mrs. Herbert Fisher, 1936-54 Spencer Gross, 1936-69 Henry J. Marks, 1936-47 Mrs. Bernard T. Williams, 1936-48 OTHER BOARD MEMBERS Frederick G. Adams, 1981-90 Chair, 1987-90 Lucian E. Baldwin, 1967-76 Chair, 1970-75 Maxwell M. Belding, 1972-81 Francisco L. Borges, 1999-2009 Maria Borrero, 1988-91 John C. Brittain, 1995-99 Mrs. Paul Callanan, 1955-69 William P. Conklin, 1956-73 Paul Copes, 1991-94

James A. Crowley, 1994-2000 George Day, 1954-66 James F. English, Jr., 1985-96 Chair, 1991-96 Edward J. Forand Jr., 2000-13 Chair, 2011-13 William E. Glynn, 1969-83 Chair, 1979-82 Blanche S. Goldenberg, 1996-2005 Chair, 1999-2002 Delores Graham, 1976-80 Beverly P. Greenberg, 2005-14 Miss Cornelia Gross, 1970-83 Nancy D. Grover, 1997-2004 Chair, 2003-04 Benjamin Holland, 1954-61 Lawrence A. Howard, 1948-51 Mark F. Korber, 1999-2008 Chair, 2005-08 Hartzel Z. Lebed, 1981-85 George Levine, 1984-93 Thomas M. Malloy, 2002-06 Albert Marks, Sr., 1947-65

Stephen B. Middlebrook, 1997-2006 Robert K. Mooney, 1973-82 John S. Murtha, 1977-86 Chair, 1983-86 Jon O. Newman, 1986-95 Lillian Ortiz, 2003-05 Brewster B. Perkins, 1985-98 Chair, 1997-98 Ellen Ash Peters, 1997-2001 Nancy T. Rankin, 1993-2002 John C. Reagan, 1983-84 Lewis J. Robinson, Jr., 2003-10 Chair, 2009-10 Rosaida Morales Rosario, 1991-2002 Susan J. Sappington, 2009-12 Herbert P. Schoen, 1982-85 Sue Ann Shay, s.n.d., 1987-96 Lester Shippee, 1951-56 Lyndes B. Stone, 1961-75 Michael Suisman, 1966-79 Chair, 1976-78 Judith S. Wawro, 1983-92 Wilson Wilde, 1987-96

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B OAR D O F D I R ECTO R S

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

YVETTE MELÉNDEZ, Chair Vice President for Government and Community Alliances, Hartford Healthcare and Hartford Hospital. Appointed by the Board of Directors, 2005

NANCY P. BERNSTEIN President and Chief Executive Officer, Women’s Health Connecticut. Appointed by the Chair, United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut, 2013

RODNEY O. POWELL Vice President of Philanthropy, Eversource Energy and President, Eversource Foundation, Inc. Appointed by the Hartford Consortium for Higher Education, 2012

BONNIE J. MALLEY, Vice Chair Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, The Phoenix Companies, Inc. Appointed by the Chair, MetroHartford Alliance, 2006

DAVID M. BORDEN Connecticut Supreme Court Justice, Retired. Appointed by the Chief Justice of the Connecticut Supreme Court, 2007

JOANN H. PRICE Founding Partner and President, Fairview Capital Partners, Inc. Appointed by the Board of Directors, 2010

ROBERT B. GOLDFARB, Treasurer President, HRW Resources, Inc. Appointed by the Trustee Banks, 2007

THEA MONTAÑEZ Founder and Managing Director, Montañez Consulting, LLC. Appointed by the Board of Directors, 2015

BONNIE J. MALLEY | Board of Directors

We'd like to thank Bonnie Malley for 10 years of service. With her wisdom and humor, Bonnie has been a great asset to our Board.

THEODORE S. SERGI Retired, President and CEO, The Connecticut Science Center. Appointed by the Judge of Probate Court, District of Hartford, 2014

Board photo, from left to right: JoAnn H. Price, Yvette Meléndez, Robert B. Goldfarb, Nancy P. Bernstein, Thea Montañez, David M. Borden, Theodore S. Sergi, Rodney O. Powell

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CO M M I T T E E S

COMMITTEES In addition to the members of the Board of Directors, the Hartford Foundation is fortunate to have other volunteers who collectively contribute hundreds of hours of service and advice to help the Foundation in a number of areas. Listed here are the members of the standing subcommittees of the Board of Directors and special committees.

ADMINISTRATION Bonnie J. Malley* Nancy P. Bernstein* Robert B. Goldfarb* Yvette Meléndez* • AUDIT JoAnn H. Price* David M. Borden* Bonnie J. Malley* Yvette Meléndez* • Rodney O. Powell* DEVELOPMENT Robert B. Goldfarb* Nancy P. Bernstein* Yvette Meléndez* • Thea Montañez* JoAnn H. Price* GOVERNANCE David M. Borden* Yvette Meléndez* • Rodney O. Powell* Theodore S. Sergi*

Evelyn LaFontaine Thomas D. Lips Estela R. López Yvette Meléndez* • Carle N. Mowell Brewster B. Perkins JoAnn H. Price* David A. Putt Hy J. Schwartz Dougie Trumble Judith S. Wawro Robert A. White Andrew R. Worthington BRAINARD FUND ADVISORY Nancy P. Bernstein* Ellen Andrews, Ph.D. James Cox-Chapman, M.D. Johvonne Claybourne, D.O. Lynne Garner

POLICY & STRATEGY Theodore S. Sergi* Yvette Meléndez* • Thea Montañez* Rodney O. Powell*

CATALYST ENDOWMENT FUND STEERING Andrew Worthington Bob Cave Francine Christiansen • Kathleen Costello Stacey DiPiazza Diane Foley Bob Hall Debra Javit Doug Kerr David Klein Clare Meade Judith Nellen Brie Quinby Bob White • Ira Yellen

CULTIVATION Beverly P. Greenberg Luis C. Cabán Eleanor Caplan Francine L. Christiansen Christopher Cloud Nancy D. Grover Debra M. Javit

LATINO ENDOWMENT FUND STEERING Luis Cabán Germán Bermúdez Melvyn Colón Walter Diaz Barbara E. Fernandez Marilda Gándara

INVESTMENT Robert B. Goldfarb* David Marks Yvette Meléndez* • JoAnn H. Price* David M. Roth Cynthia Steer John Wright

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Walter Menjivar Harry Meyer Susan Myers John Norman Christine Pandolfe Lucille Pelletier Richard Pinder Tyler Polk Nelson Rodriguez Rosalie Roth Hubert Schwan Sue Shepard Gail Stafford Kathy Steinwedell Dougie Trumble Sherwood Willard INVESTMENT ADVISOR Michael Miller, Colonial Consulting, LLC COUNSEL Robinson & Cole LLP

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