GENEROSITY MADE GREATER 2016 Report to the Community
It started as an idea at the Unconference in spring 2015, designed to give local children a place to play beyond empty lots. A small grant that day led to a pop-up playground at George Pyle Park, and on August 6, 2016, the local neighborhood came together to install a permanent one.
THAT’S WHAT WE CALL
MAKING IT
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During her lifetime, Helen Adams Hamilton was passionate about helping kids thrive. Her family owned a hotel in Meade, Kansas, and they helped local children on a daily basis. According to Helen's daughter, Suzanne Hamilton, “Every day there were a couple of children who came by the hotel after school and received a meal.” To honor her wishes to help children, Hutchinson Community Foundation, City of Hutchinson and Hutchinson Civitan Club partnered with the Helen Adams Hamilton Fund to build George Pyle Park playground. 2
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GREATER GIVING OPTIONS,
Family Giving
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Gift of Grain
Morgan, James, Corbin, and Hadley Starkweather
Sondra and Ron Borth, Robin and Sam Sanders
Morgan and James Starkweather, along with their daughters, Corbin and Hadley, made it a point to give as a family during Hutchinson Community Foundation’s Match Day event. For Morgan, it’s vital that her children understand the importance of giving their own money at a young age. They discussed the list of options for giving with their girls, and each chose the organization that best fit her interests. Corbin, an animal lover, donated to Hutchinson Animal Shelter, and Hadley, with her flair for the dramatic, chose Family Community Theatre. The girls proudly wore their “I donated” stickers to school, where they shared their giving experience with their friends and teachers.
The Borth and Sanders families were pleasantly surprised to learn how easy it is to make a gift of grain through the Community Foundation. “You choose the commodity and the amount you want to give, and it’s done,” said Sondra. The gift of grain can be a win-win for farmers, as they can gift non-taxable income, as well as count the gift as a deduction. “People rarely understand what the farmers in our community do. This is a way we can make a big impact and get involved,” Robin said. Both couples have made gifts to the Cancer Council of Reno County, and the Borths have also made a gift to Reno County Communities That Care.
Memorial Gifts
Doris and Jack Sutton After serving as Community Foundation board chair, Jack Sutton understood the importance of giving through the Foundation. He liked the flexibility of being able to address ever-changing needs of the community through unrestricted gifts. Two years ago, Jack was diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis, and he and his wife, Doris, made their end-of-life arrangements. Jack immediately knew he wanted to direct his memorial gifts to Hutchinson Community Foundation and the Wesley Towers Foundation. Doris is also leaving her memorial gifts to the Community Foundation, as well as Hutchinson Public Library, because of her love of reading. Jack passed away in February 2016, and the family was touched by the outpouring of memorial gifts in recognition of his life.
GREATER GIFTS
Distance Giving
Donors offer insight on the many ways to give through Hutchinson Community Foundation.
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Dr. Sally Coberly
USD 308 Hutchinson Public Schools
Lori and Derek Bower
Living in greater Washington D.C., Sally Coberly may be far away from Reno County, but her appreciation and support of her hometown, Haven, remains. Sally established a scholarship fund for a Haven High School senior who has high academic achievements and an interest in debate or forensics. Sally credits the forensics program at Haven for helping her develop public speaking skills. She said she values her small school experience at Haven because she was exposed to many different opportunities. “Those things carry with you, and I’m thankful for having been exposed to so many different things,” Sally said.
Dr. Shelly Kiblinger, Superintendent Ray Hemman, Public Information Officer Kail Denison, School Board Member
Though inheritance gifts are not often taxed, Lori and Derek Bower found themselves with taxable income from his mother’s home sale, as well as quickly depreciating oil and gas stocks. By opening a Donor Advised Fund at the Foundation, they were able to redirect the money owed in taxes to their church and other local charities. “When you’re already charity-minded, the Foundation is a great tool for being able to give even more,” said Lori. “Rather than paying gains on appreciated stock, we transferred the stock to our Donor Advised Fund, which made those gains available to give to charity— completely tax free.”
After realizing many of their constituents and employees did not know about the USD 308 endowment fund, the leadership team put a renewed focus on growing their “forever funds." Now every USD 308 employee can opt to make automatic contributions each pay period. They also increased their endowment’s profile by participating in Match Day, and they are actively encouraging gifts to the fund for teacher recognition and other milestones. The endowment fund has supported programs like the district honor choir and the International Baccalaureate program, and has purchased library books for every building in the district.
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Pat Lemmon has always had a keen sense of responsibility for helping others. To her, it’s not a matter of choice—it’s something every person is called to do.
LEGACY LE AVING THINGS GRE ATER FOR OTHERS
GIVING
As an accomplished educator, Pat has never shied away from taking on big things. Pat accepted a job at age 17 to teach 1st, 3rd, 5th, and 8th graders in one room at a rural school just outside of her hometown of Oxford. It was here that she began to forge lifelong relationships with students, many of whom still correspond with her today. Our local community knows her best as Ms. Lemmon, principal of Roosevelt School, but her journey as an educator took her to many classrooms and places—including Yellowstone National Park for several summers. Her former students are grateful that she dedicated her life to preparing them for life’s challenges. By creating a legacy fund at Hutchinson Community Foundation, her commitment will endure with scholarships for young women studying education at Emporia State University, as well as gifts to Grace Episcopal Church and Hospice & HomeCare of Reno County. Get the podcast of our interview with Pat at HutchCF.org/Stories
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THANK YOU, LEGACY DONORS As we look to the future, we’re grateful to the members of our Legacy Society–a group of people who care deeply about Hutchinson and Reno County and want to make sure that our children, grandchildren, and generations to come have an ever-improving quality of life. They have given to an endowed fund while they’re living or have made a legacy commitment at the end of life, to ensure our community continues to thrive. Hutchinson Community Foundation was the lead sponsor of the Hutchinson Follies, which raised funds for the Reno County Veterans Memorial. We did this in recognition of our Legacy Society because both veterans and community traditions like the Follies, are part of what makes Hutchinson great. 8
LEGACY SOCIETY MEMBERS Loren & Jane Balzer (Buhler Community Foundation) Ruth & Bob Barker Charles E. & Bonnie Benscheidt Dr. Edward & Carol Berger Marilyn & Larry Bolton Gladys & Dr. Norman* Bos Sonja Brigman Joan & John Brown Linda and Bob Brown Diane & Uriah Bueller Ann & Bob Bush Susan & Sam Buttram Camille & Dave Claxton Dr. Sally Coberly Sharon & Mark Coberly Marcia & John Corey Melva & Maurice Cummings Anne Lauer & Brian E. Davis Donna Davis Mary Kay & Steve Dechant Arthur & Eva* Dick (Buhler Community Foundation) Carolyn & Dick* Dillon Ruth & Paul Dillon Stacey & Reed Dillon Steve Dillon Tammy & Brad Dillon Tremenda & Butch Dillon Hazel* & Edward Doherty Kris & John Doswell Concha Duarte
Janet Dillon Duval Jennifer Dyck Eunice & Dr. Willis Esau Kristen & Allen Fee Connie Folks Patty & Dr. Dan Foss JoAnn* & Roger Franke Lisa & Jim French Daniel & Sarah Friesen (Buhler Community Foundation) Kris & Wendell* Friesen (Buhler Community Foundation) Dr. Marilyn & Bill Graham Martha & Dick Hamilton Janie Hart Cathy & Luke Herren Sara Jane Hunt (Buhler Community Foundation) Lois & Avory* Johnson, Jr. Henrietta Jones Angeline "Kiki" Kappony Bryana & Russell Kelley Patty & Dave Kerr Lynette Lacy & Bruce Buchanan Judy Langley Patricia S. Lemmon Frank & Loida Lin Leone Stevan "Lance Romance" Ligino Robert R. & Charlene M.* Lind Dr. Ellen & Steve Losew Marilyn Lynch David* & Zahn B. Lukens
Judy & Rich Manka Sandra & Joe McMullen Tucker & Nation Meyer Mary B. Montgomery Darla & John* Neal Barbara & Jim Nunns Jeff* & Mary O'Neal Judy & Sam Ontjes Elizabeth & John* Oswald Oswald Family Foundation Aubrey & Lance Patterson Anita & Ron Pfister Susan & Randy Puls Jeannine Rayl Virginia Rayl Misty & Jerrod Reimer Susan & Mark Richardson Drs. Linda & William Richter Drs. Leo* and Helen Weeks Rogers Mary & Del Ruff Susan & Roy C. Russell, D.V.M. Arvy & Jack Sampson Doris & Menno Schmidt Liz & Jake Schmidt (Buhler Community Foundation) Warren & Phyllis* Schmitt Connie & Jay Schrock Ruth & Dr. Jack Schroll Roonie* & Mert Sellers Chris & Nikki Shain (Buhler Community Foundation) Frances* & Dr. Robert Shears
*Deceased If you have designated Hutchinson Community Foundation in your estate plans and are not on this list, please let us know so that we may fully understand and honor your charitable intentions and include you in upcoming Legacy Society activities and communications.
Richard E. & Patricia A. Smith Phyllis J. Snyder Peg & John Stephens Connie & Darrell* Stutzman Trudy Swint Betty & James Taylor Ron A. Taylor & Carolyn S. Taylor Harold L. & Linda A. Tegethoff Chris Terrill & Jamie Funke Norman* & Ruth Terrill Janice & David* Turner Doris Vandergiesen Glenda & Ken Vogel Sue & Larry Wagerle Ron Werner LuAnn & Darren Wicks Skip & Kim Wilson Gary & Nancy Witham Sandy & Leland Woodson Donna & Dr. Jack Wortman Lisa & Jay Yoder Kate & Jonathan Zimmerman Donna & Alvin Zwick
Become part of this esteemed group by donating $10,000 or more to a new or established endowed fund or committing to an end-of-life gift.
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“It ’s going to make your life and your children ’s lives better.” – Jamie Funke 0
A little bit of planning makes a greater impact When her husband suffered a massive heart attack, Ruth Terrill was forced to face her own mortality and begin her estate planning process. She learned about the free estate planning design service offered through Hutchinson Community Foundation. Terrill found the experience so valuable that she started telling her friends and family about it. Soon, her daughters’ families and close family friends had all been through the estate planning process at the Community Foundation. “The Community Foundation was very upfront from the beginning that they would like a gift, but they also told us that this was a free tool for us to use however we decided,” Lisa French, Terrill’s daughter said. For each participant, the biggest value was seeing the many different ways their estates could take shape. “We planned for our future and took care of necessities and our family,” said Jamie Funke, Terrill's son-in-law. “We realized we had assets beyond what our families would need, and John helped us understand how we could best serve our community and the people who helped us get where we are today.” While each family created a unique plan, they shared one thing in common: helping our community address changing needs through gifts to the Fund for Hutchinson. “Even if you have just a little, pooling it with others in a community endowed fund can make a big impact,” Lisa said. Front row: Lisa Yoder, Ruth Terrill, Lisa French Back row: Jay Yoder, Jamie Funke, Chris Terrill Funke, Jim French
Free Estate Planning Design Hutchinson Community Foundation partners with John Griffin of Stewardship Counseling LLC to provide estate planning design services free of charge, on a first-come first-served basis. The draft plan can then be given to your attorney to formalize. This gives you comprehensive guidance in designing an estate plan that minimizes income, gift, estate and inheritance taxes, and facilitates smooth business, farm, and asset transition. Estate planning appointments fill quickly. Contact the Foundation today. 11
BOLD GOALS FOR GREATER IMPACT REACHING $20 MILLION BY 2030 Our founders passionately advocated for a community endowment of unrestricted funds that could be directed to the most pressing issues of the time. With $3.1 million in unrestricted funds, we can currently grant about $200,000 annually to organizations serving Reno County, yet we receive around $400,000 in requests. Imagine what Reno County could do with $1 million in grants annually, which would be the pay out from a $20 million community endowment. That’s $1 million that would spur innovation, address root causes, build nonprofit capacity, and increase quality of life each year. We have the potential to establish that legacy in Reno County, fulfilling individuals’ philanthropic dreams and making available the capital necessary for our friends and neighbors to thrive.
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28 grants in 2015, totaling $200,823 $2.9 million has been awarded since 1990
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COMMUNITY ENDOWMENT: Imagine the power of $20 MILLION
$13,000,000
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MATCH DAY 2016 Hutchinson Community Foundation’s Match Day took place on Tuesday, May 3rd, at Eagle Media Center. Donors included 31 families with children in tow, a bus load of students from Partridge, and individuals of all ages. In addition to donations made in person, we received over 100 gifts via online giving.
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ORGANIZATIONAL ENDOWMENTS When a nonprofit creates an endowment, it symbolizes the organization's commitment to a long and thriving future. Helping to build this longterm sustainability is one of our core missions. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Reno County
Kansas Cosmosphere & Space Center
Boy Scouts of America – Quivira Council
Kansas Health Foundation Operating
Boys and Girls Club Clubs of Hutchinson
Kansas Health Foundation Operating – Buhler (Buhler CF)
Buhler USD 313 Educational Foundation (Buhler CF) Cancer Council of Reno County Patient Services
Leadership Reno County
Cause for Paws
Mennonite Friendship Communities
Children‘s Emergency Shelter Home
New Beginnings Homeless Shelter
Dillon Nature Center Fairfield – USD 310
New Covenant Presbyterian Church
Family Community Theatre
Quest Center
Food Bank of Reno County
Radio Kansas
Fund for Buhler (Buhler CF)
Reno County Communities That Care
Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland
Reno County Transportation
Hospice & HomeCare of Reno County
Salvation Army of Hutchinson Kansas
Hutchinson Animal Shelter
Sexual Assault/Domestic Violence Center
Hutchinson Art Center Hutchinson Meals on Wheels
Front row: Laura Snyder, Lynn Ledeboer. Back row: Mimi Meredith, Jim Gilliland, Sandy Woodson, Mary Grace Clements.
Leadership Reno County Children‘s Endowment
Rotary Club of Hutchinson
Stage 9
Hutchinson Public Schools
Strataca (Kansas Underground Salt Museum)
Hutchinson Regional Healthcare System Foundation
Sunshine Meadows Retirement Community (Buhler CF)
Hutchinson Symphony
TECH
Hutchinson‘s Historic Fox Theatre
Trails West Emergency Medical Service
Interfaith Housing Services
United Way of Reno County
Kansas Association of Community Foundations
The Volunteer Center
USD 312 Haven Schools Wesley Towers
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Though many families in Reno County are blessed with great jobs and childcare from extended families nearby, almost 1,000 children are living in poverty. A childcare shortage—especially for infants—means many families simply can’t care for their children and earn a living wage. Other children are deprived of preschool because they don’t have transportation. As a result, these children start out at a social, intellectual and emotional deficit that is difficult to overcome. And that deficit has a direct impact on our community’s ability to thrive. For more than two decades, Hutchinson Community Foundation has been a catalyst for collaboration on these daunting issues, in partnership with early childhood and community agencies. Together we’ve made significant progress, but there are still pressing challenges— especially as state funding erodes.
SMALLEST Early Childhood Bus Tour John Montgomery, Community Foundation Board Chair, speaks with KaAnn Graham, a longtime early childhood advocate, and Beth Pisano, Community Foundation Finance and Operations Manager. John said the bus tour helped him understand the shortage of childcare facilities, especially for infants, and the strain that puts on families.
2015-2016 HIGHLIGHTS $40,000 grant to Our Redeemer Lutheran Church’s Early Learning Center, which will serve more than 80 infants and toddlers Tour of early childhood programs and facilities for our donors and community leaders Collaboration with the K-Ready Collective to advocate for initiatives and policies that support early learning opportunities and parental education
Film Series Discussions Darla Fisher, Principal at Lincoln Elementary, facilitates a conversation on overcoming adverse childhood experiences after a viewing of "Paper Tigers," one of four films in a series highlighting early childhood issues.
Four-part early childhood film series with facilitated discussions led by early childhood leaders in our community
Photo courtesy of Hutchinson News, Jesse Brothers
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MEET OUR NEW
COORDINATOR LINDSEY FIELDS
Lindsey began as the coordinator for the Buhler Community Foundation in June 2016. She and her husband, Jeremy Crosby, moved to Buhler in 2013. Lindsey grew up in the Rogers, Arkansas area, and Jeremy is from Ulysses.
Financial Profile (December 31, 2015)
Current Funds
Advisory Board
Endowment and Operating Funds
$264,962
Eligible for 50% match from Kansas Health Foundation:
Donor and Designated Funds
$487,289
Fund for Buhler
David Dick, Chair Sara Hunt, Secretary Daniel Friesen Marlo Oltman Cameron Kaufman Shari McCabe Tina Yutzy Lindsey Fields, Coordinator
Total Assets
$752,251
2015 Grant Recipients
Buhler Public Health Endowment Fund Eligible for 25% match from Kansas Health Foundation:
Buhler Public Library
$800
Buhler USD 313 Educational Foundation Endowment Fund
Buhler Wellness Center
$800
Sunshine Meadows Retirement Community Endowment Fund
Buhler High School
$5,500
TOTAL GRANTS AWARDED $7,100
Other Funds:
Kansas Health Foundation Operating Fund Kansas Health Foundation Public Health Fund Duane & Lula Hunt Family Fund Buhler Community Foundation Operations Fund
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Victor Wilkinson, a science teacher at Prairie Hills Middle School, was awarded a $313 mini grant for shelving and lighting to grow plants in his classroom.
USD 313
PARTNERING TO GROW ENDOWMENTS Sunshine Meadows Sunshine Meadows Retirement Community has been serving seniors since 1945.
The Sunshine Meadows endowment fund is steadily growing, thanks to a strong partnership with Buhler Community Foundation, according to Keith Pankratz, Sunshine Meadows CEO. The endowment fund is not only securing the future of the organization, it’s also enhancing resident life. Through this fund, Sunshine Meadows has been able to make facility improvements, as well as provide financial assistance to support residents who have run out of resources. Sunshine Meadows grows the endowment annually through holding a gala and participating in Match Day. They also dedicated a portion of their recent capital campaign proceeds to their endowment fund.
Superintendent Mike Berblinger knows a strong endowment fund will put the school district on track for long-term financial health. Through their partnership with Buhler Community Foundation, the district has been working toward building their fund. With each gift given to the district, is put in the endowment fund. Buhler Public Schools Foundation also participated in Match Day, where they were able to grow the fund $9,553. Funds are used to support scholarships and 313 Grants, where $313 awards are given to teachers for specific classroom projects or needs. The Buhler Schools Foundation is also working to engage students in the process by including them in fund distribution decisions. “We feel this helps our students understand the importance of giving and gives them a voice in what’s going on in our district,” Berblinger said. 19
1990-2015 Total of Grants Awarded
$67,281,950 Unaudited Condensed Statement of Financial Position December 31, 2015
2015
FINANCIAL INFORMATION
Assets Cash and Cash Equivalents Unconditional Promises to Give Investments at Fair Value Other Receivables TOTAL ASSETS Liabilities TOTAL LIABILITIES Net Assets Unrestricted Temporarily Restricted Permanently Restricted TOTAL NET ASSETS Total Liabilities & Net Assets
1,418,471 14,995 50,049,780 51,969 $ 51,535,0215
$ 8,868,439
17,307,492 6,649,868 18,709,415 $ 42,666,775 $ 51,535,214
View our report online at HutchCF.org/CommunityReport2016
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$28.3
$30.9 $32.1
$30.5
$22.9
$21.6
$50.2 $51.5
$35.7
$25.3
The Dick Dillon Legacy Endowment supplements the operating budget for Hutchinson Community Foundation, sustaining our ability to hear and respond to the community’s changing needs — now and into the future.
Leading Partners Betty & Ace Dillon Tammy & Brad Dillon Carolyn Dillon
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Dee & David Dillon Mary Dillon Ruth & Paul Dillon Stacey & Reed Dillon
$7.3
Steve Dillon Connie Folks
$2.4
$3.7 $3.5 $3.3 $3.9 $3.2
$4.2 $2.7
$3.6
$3.8
Ann & Rob Ramseyer Virginia Rayl Building Partners Diane & Uriah Bueller
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Tremenda & Butch Dillon Janet Dillon Duval Homer Jennings The Kroger Co.
$9.6 $7.5
Jackson Ice Cream Co.
Emprise Bank – Bank of America
Brad Dillon
Carolyn & Dick Dillon
Steve Dillon
First National Bank
Helen Hamilton
The Hutchinson News
Pink & Wendell Holmes
Lowen Corporation
Polly & Wayne Lowe
Meam & Jim Floyd
Helen & Oliver Hester
Bettie & Al Wagler
Linda Dillon
Luminous Neon, Inc.
Butch Dillon
Ruth Whitmire
Elizabeth & Max Ontjes
Martha & Dick Hamilton
Connie Folks
Betty & Ace Dillon
Pearce Foundation
John S. Dillon, Jr.
Carey Foundation
Ruth & Paul Dillon
Tucker & Nation Meyer
Dillon Foundation Kopke Foundation
Union National Bank – Commerce Bank
Ray E. Dillon
Sharon & Charles Kimbell
Krause Foundation
Central Bank and Trust Co.
Davis Foundation
Barbara & Peter Macdonald
Roonie & Mert Sellers
Arlene & Homer Jennings
Alice & Dick Welborn
Consolidated Manufacturing, Inc.
Dillon Stores
Roseanne & John Baldwin
Dee & David Dillon
Kwik-Shop, Inc.
Sustaining Partners Linda & Bob Brown First National Bank of Hutchinson Patty & Dan Foss
$4.1
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$3.9
$3.2
Virginia Rayl
Sharon & Mark Coberly
$6.3 $6.1 $5.0
Our Founders
Dick Dillon Legacy Endowment
Martha & Dick Hamilton
$2.7 $2.9
Wendell Holmes The Hutchinson News Judy & Rich Manka
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Sandra & Joe McMullen Tucker & Nation Meyer Darla & John Neal Barbara & Jim Nunns
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Endowed Funds
Endowing a fund with Hutchinson Community Foundation is a philanthropic keystone. It provides the solid base for a vision— assuring the organizaton that resources will be there in perpetuity. The power of endowment is amazing—allowing more confident planning for the future and keeping hopes of even greater accomplishment alive.
ENDOWED UNRESTRICTED FUNDS Buhler Community Foundation Endowment
Fund for Hutchinson Endowment
Sandra McMullen Fund for Hutchinson
William Drew Critser Fund for Hutchinson Endowment
Martha & Dick Hamilton Fund for Hutchinson
Debbie Mosier Fund for Hutchinson
Dick Dillon Legacy Endowment for the Hutchinson Community Foundation
Helen & Oliver Hester Fund for Hutchinson
Virginia H. Rayl Fund for Hutchinson
Barbara & Peter Macdonald Fund for Hutchinson
Frances & Robert Shears Fund for Hutchinson
Hutchinson Public Schools International Baccalaureate Diploma Program
Quest Center Endowment
ORGANIZATION ENDOWMENTS Big Brothers Big Sisters of Hutchinson Endowment Boy Scouts of America - Quivira Council Endowment Fund Boys & Girls Club Endowment Buhler USD 313 Educational Foundation Endowment Cancer Council of Reno County Patient Services Endowment Cause for Paws Endowment Children's Emergency Shelter Home Endowment Dillon Nature Center Endowment Fairfield - USD 310 Endowment Family Community Theatre Endowment
Hutchinson Regional Healthcare System Foundation Endowment Hutchinson Symphony Endowment Hutchinson's Historic Fox Theatre Endowment Interfaith Housing Services Endowment Kansas Association of Community Foundations Endowment Kansas Cosmosphere & Space Center Endowment Kansas Health Foundation Operating Fund
Radio Kansas Endowment Reno County Communities That Care Endowment Reno County Food Bank Endowment Reno County Transportation Endowment Rotary Club of Hutchinson Endowment Salvation Army of Hutchinson Kansas Endowment Sexual Assault/Domestic Violence Center Endowment Strataca (Kansas Underground Salt Museum) Endowment Sunshine Meadows Retirement Community Endowment
Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland Endowment - Hutchinson
Kansas Health Foundation Operating Fund - Buhler Community Foundation
Hospice & HomeCare of Reno County Endowment
Leadership Reno County Children's Endowment
Trails West Emergency Medical Service, Inc.
Hutchinson Animal Shelter Endowment
Leadership Reno County Endowment
United Way of Reno County Endowment
Hutchinson Art Center Endowment
Mennonite Friendship Communities Endowment
The Volunteer Center Endowment
Hutchinson Meals on Wheels Endowment
New Beginnings Homeless Shelter Endowment
Wesley Towers Endowment
Hutchinson Public Schools Endowment
New Covenant Presbyterian Church Endowment
TECH Endowment
DONOR DESIGNATED ENDOWMENTS Gloria & Chencho Alfaro Endowment for Boys & Girls Clubs of Hutchinson Joel V. Barr Fund for Hutchinson Art Association Corey Endowment for Early Childhood, a designated fund for Early Education Center Ruth & Paul Dillon Fund for First Presbyterian Church Ruth & Paul Dillon Fund for Hutchinson Art Association 22
Eunice E. and Norris O. Elliott Fund
Mildred J. Jones Endowment Fund for Salvation Army
Helen Adams Hamilton Endowment
Robert G. Jones Endowment Fund for Reno County Food Bank
Cause for Paws - Hawley Endowment Henrietta L. Jones Endowment Fund for Hutchinson Art Association Henrietta L. Jones Endowment Fund for Hutchinson Public Library
Velda R. Jones Endowment Loretta June Edlund Endowment
Donor Advised Funds
Donor advised funds are simple to set up and offer tax benefits. Individuals, families and corporations may use these funds and are invited to suggest grants to their favorite charitable organizations. Advised funds offer all the enefits and none of the headaches associated with private foundations.
ENDOWED DONOR ADVISED FUNDS Charles E. Carey Memorial Endowment Fund
Wanda L. Holmes Endowment Fund
Camille & Dave Claxton Donor Advised Fund
Kerr Family Donor Advised Fund
Carolyn & Dick Dillon Donor Advised Fund
Leo A. & Helen Weeks Rogers Donor Advised Fund
Sterling Farm Supply, Inc. Fund
DONOR ADVISED FUNDS Roseanne & John Baldwin Donor Advised Fund
Shelly & Roy Edwards Donor Advised Fund
Sandra & Joe McMullen Donor Advised Fund
Brooke Noel Barker Memorial Fund
Terry & R.A. Edwards Donor Advised Fund
Meyer Charitable Trust Donor Advised Fund
Beach Family Foundation
James Fee Memorial Fund
Darla & John Neal Donor Advised Fund
The Ross & Marianna Beach Foundation, Inc.
Patricia A. & Daniel C. Foss Donor Advised Fund
John Neal Memorial Fund
The Beach-Edwards Family Foundation
Tyler Foss Memorial Fund
Earlene & Robert Neuway Legacy Fund
Lori & Derek Bower Donor Advised Fund
Heartland Credit Union Helping Hand Fund
Mike & Heather Neuway Legacy Fund
Mary Linda & Robert D. Brown Donor Advised Fund
Jo & Ken Hedrick Donor Advised Fund
Elizabeth & John Oswald Donor Advised Fund
J. Diane & Uriah Bueller Donor Advised Fund
Gerry & Howard Hollingsworth Donor Advised Fund
Ann & Rob Ramseyer Donor Advised Fund
Susan & Sam Buttram Family Fund
Duane & Lula Hunt Family Fund
Judith Lowe Rubin Donor Advised Fund
Angeline "Kiki" Cappony Donor Advised Fund
Hutchinson Clinic Advised Fund
Doris & Menno Schmidt Donor Advised Fund
Charles E. Carey Memorial Fund
Kathy & Mike Juby Donor Advised Fund
Kay & Gene Schmidt Donor Advised Fund
Sharon & Mark Coberly Donor Advised Fund
Walter E. & Velma G. Justice Fund for Reno County
Charles D. Schmucker Donor Advised Fund
Brad Dillon Donor Advised Fund
Sharon & Charles Kimbell Donor Advised Fund
Connie & Jay Schrock Donor Advised Fund
Betty & Ace Dillon Donor Advised Fund
Kopke Donor Advised Fund
Ruth & Jack Schroll Donor Advised Fund
Angel & Steve Dillon Donor Advised Fund
Lynette Lacy & Bruce Buchanan Donor Advised Fund
Ruth Ann & Merl Sellers Donor Advised Fund
Dee & David Dillon Donor Advised Fund
Constance Lowe Donor Advised Fund
Tom Shears Memorial Fund
Mary M. Dillon Donor Advised Fund
Polly A. Lowe Donor Advised Fund
Peg & John Stephens Family Fund
Ruth & Paul Dillon Donor Advised Fund
Stephen Lowe Donor Advised Fund
Don Stiles Memorial Fund
Stacey & Reed Dillon Donor Advised Fund
R. Wayne Lowe Donor Advised Fund
Doris E. & Jack E. Sutton Donor Advised Fund
Tammy & Brad Dillon Donor Advised Fund
Luminous Neon Advised Fund
Debra & Paul Waggoner Donor Advised Fund
Tremenda & Butch Dillon Donor Advised Fund
Michael Maloney Memorial Fund
Merna B. Weeks Donor Advised Fund
Ed Doherty Donor Advised Fund
Manka Family Donor Advised Fund
Donna & Jack Wortman Donor Advised Fund
Kristen & John Doswell Donor Advised Fund
Bill Mason Donor Advised Fund
Kerr Family Donor Advised Fund
Carrie Edwards Donor Advised Fund
Judy Mason Donor Advised Fund
Leo A. & Helen Weeks Rogers Donor Advised Fund
Ross Edwards Donor Advised Fund
Marla & Gary McKee Donor Advised Fund
Sterling Farm Supply, Inc. Fund
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Designated Funds
The Foundation administers diverse funds that provide donors a way to make a continuing commitment to the vitality of our community.
DESIGNATED FUNDS Avenue A Park Mural
HCC Endowment Association
Parenting Fair
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Reno County
Healthy Families Reno County
Peggy Childs Memorial Fund for Hutchinson Public Schools
Boy Scout Troop 301
HHS Alumni Association
Polio Survivors - Central Kansas
Boys & Girls Clubs of Hutchinson
Hospice & HomeCare of Reno County
Prairie Nutcracker
Breakfast Optimists Boys & Girls State Scholarship
Hutch Rec Foundation
Quest Center
Cancer Council of Reno County
Hutchinson Area Student Health Services
Radio Kansas
Carey Park Junior Golf Scholarship
Hutchinson Art Association Art Fair Awards
Reins of Hope
Carolyn Dillon Fund for Dillon Lecture Series
Hutchinson Meals on Wheels
Reno County Communities That Care
Cause for Paws
Hutchinson Public Library
Reno County Planning Council Fund for Children & Families
Dillon Nature Center Foundation
Hutchinson Regional Healthcare System Foundation
Reno County Small Business Revolving Loan
Do Art
Hutchinson Theatre Guild
Downtown Hutchinson Revitalization
Hutchinson/Reno County Hawks
Sally Sargent Franklin Memorial Fund for Dillon Nature Center Foundation
Early Education Center Scholarship
Janice Jukes Memorial for Hutchinson Meals on Wheels
Eastside Cemetery
Kansas Cosmosphere & Space Center
Fairfield - USD 310
Kansas Dialogue
Friends of Kansas Kids Museum
Kansas Youth Choir Scholarship
Friends of the Kansas State Fair
Leadership Reno County
Friends of the Kansas State Fair - Pat Potucek Award
Leadership Reno County Alumni Association
Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland - Hutchinson
Medication Assistance Program
Haven High School Alumni Association
Mohawk District Boy Scouts
Haven Wellness Center
New Beginnings Homeless Shelter
Sexual Assault/Domestic Violence Center Smart Start Reno County - Biles TECH Foundation TECH Foundation Infant & Toddler The Volunteer Center Trees for Tomorrow Ulster Project of Hutchinson United Way of Reno County Women for Health Young Professionals of Reno County
PROGRAM/PROJECT FUNDS Building on Success
Healthy Communities Initiative Grant
Prairie Sunset Home Building
Downtown Hutchinson Revitalization Bike Project
Healthy Communities Initiative Planning Grant
Pre K Pilot
Downtown Hutchinson Revitalization Third Thursday
Housing Trust
Reno County Youth Leadership Grant
Early Childhood Block Grant
Housing Trust - Land Bank
Richard W. Dillon Memorial Fund for Youth Philanthropy
Early Childhood Strategic Communication Grant
Hutchinson Community Tennis Complex
Rotary Club of Hutchinson Centennial Project
Family Centered Systems of Care of Reno County
Hutchinson Rod Run
SEEK Grant
Family Economic Success
Kansas Association of Community Foundations
Spiritual Life Center - Hutchinson Correctional Facility
Fathers Matter - CCFY Conference
Male Involvement Network of Reno County
We Care About Animals
Friends of the Big Guns
NPAI Design Team
We Care About Animals - Pavers
GROW Community Foundations Technology
Nutrition & Physical Activity Initiative
Youth Philanthropy Council
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Flexible Funds
It is especially beneficial to have donors who allow Hutchinson Community Foundation flexibility in applying our knowledge of the evolving challenges facing the local area. These resources enable us to respond‌now and in the future.
ENDOWED FIELD OF INTEREST FUNDS Abraham & Clarice Weinlood Memorial Fund for Hutchinson
Big Brothers Christmas
Animal Welfare Endowed Field of Interest
Creative Placemaking Endowed Field of Interest
Arts & Humanities Endowed Field of Interest Fund
Edna Williams Field of Interest Fund for Children
Bernice Reinhart Fund for the Children of Hutchinson
Helen W. Lang Fund for Children
John R. and Bethene S. Rimmer Fund for Early Childhood Education & Enrichment Kansas Health Foundation
FIELD OF INTEREST FUNDS Children's Health Projects
Friends of the Trail
Hutchinson/Reno County Emergency Services
Early Childhood Initiatives
Helen & Dale Critser Education Fund
Michael & John Neal Fund for Cancer Research
Families of Children with Cancer
Helen Adams Hamilton Fund for Children & Youth
Friends of Public Education
Hutchinson/Reno County Disaster Recovery
Scholarship Funds
Scholarship funds may be established by iindividuals or groups and are a tangible commitment to the future, providing a vision of hope for the next generations.
ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS John Baldwin Memorial Scholarship Fund for HCC
Gwendolyne Hawley Scholarship
Steve Jukes Memorial Scholarship
Byron & Ramona Batthauer HHS Scholarship
HCC Presidential Scholars Endowment
Louise R. & William M. Kirk Fund for HCC Scholarships
J.D. Carroll Memorial Scholarship
Helen Hester Scholarship
Sandra & Joe McMullen Fund for HCC/B&G Scholarships
Sally Coberly Endowed Scholarship
HHS Class of 1968 Scholarship
Grace Paul Endowment Fund for HCC Scholarships
Doherty Scholarship for Lincoln School Students
Hutchinson News Future Journalist Scholarship
Pfister Family Endowed Scholarship
Denny Hart Family Athletic Scholarship
Ralene Johnson Scholarship
Al Wagler Scholarship Young American Award Endowment
ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS Arabian Horse Expo Fund for Youth Scholarships
HHS Class of 1961 Scholarship
Hutchinson Clinic Scholarship
Children of Police & Sheriff's Officers Scholarship
HHS Class of 1962 Scholarship
Jennifer Goodman Memorial Scholarship Fund
Harry P. Coberly/Connie Tweito Memorial Scholarship
HHS Family & Consumer Science Education Scholarship
Red Tent Book Club
Family Readiness Group Scholarship Fund - 1st BN-161st FA
HHS Vocal Music Scholarship
Don Thomas Scholarship
HHS Class of 1947 - John & Bobbie Baker Scholarship
Myrtle F. & M. Eugene Hobson Memorial Fund for Nursing Education
Melissa Yost Scholarship Fund
HHS Class of 1953 Memorial Scholarship
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2015 DONORS A
Monica & Dan Bergmeier
Jean & Tim Carey
Ann & Don Adams
Marlys & Gary Best
Jade & Alex Carvalho
Sue & Jim Adams
BG Consultants, Inc.
Catholic Community Foundation
Adirondack Community Trust
Martha Bieber
Jerree Catlin
A Jamil Ahmed MD
Big Brothers Big Sisters Christmas Fund
Central Kansas Community Foundation
Allen County Community Foundation
Dee & Terry Bisbee
Central Kansas Community Foundation - Butler County
Carol & Gene Allton
Sarah & Chuck Blake
Central Kansas Polio Survivors Support Group
Joleen & Dale Anderson
Dianne Blick
Linda Chandler
John Addison Arbuckle
Jerry Blocher
Belinda & Richard Childs
Joann & Bob Armstrong
Janice & Ed Bolton
Denise Christman
Emily & Sid Arpin
Marilyn & Larry Bolton
Marilyn Christner
Linda Ary
Sondra & Ron Borth
City of Hutchinson
Jackie & Steve Ashcraft
Boy Scouts of America - Quivira
Clark, Mize & Linville, Chtd.
Ashland Community Foundation
Boys & Girls Club of Hutchinson, Inc.
Jeanie & Scott Clarke
Paul Attwater
Shirley & Ardon Brandyberry
Clay Center Community Improvement
Augusta Community Foundation
Donna Broadus
Clearwater Community Foundation
AXA Foundation
Ann Lowen & Gordon Brown
Sharon & Mark Coberly
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Katherine & Shorty Brown
Sally Coberly
Bank SNB Ruth & Bob Barker Loretta & Jim Baker Chelsea & Ross Barker Lisa & Stan Barker Barkley Plumbing Corp Debra Barns Sheila & Thad Bartley Marilyn Mann Bauman
Suzanne Brown Lorraine & Joe Brubaker Mary & Glenn Brummett Sheri & Mike Bryan Buhler Community Foundation Susan & Sam Buttram Marie & Dick Buzbee BWearing Consulting Patrice & Michael Byrne
Coffeyville Area Community Foundation Jane & Carl Cohen Commerce Bank, NA ( Missouri) Community Bank of Raymore Community Foundation for Cloud County Community Foundation of Dickinson Community Foundation of Ellis Community Foundation of Greater Dubuque Community Foundation of Kankakee River Valley
The Ross & Marianna Beach Foundation Fund
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Community Foundation of North East Kansas
The Beach-Edwards Family Foundation
Margaret & Elwin Cabbage
Community Foundation of Southeastern Kansas
Belle Plaine Community Foundation
Cal-Maine Foods
Community Foundation of Southwestern Kansas
Sarah & Mike Berblinger
Patricia & Albert Campbell
Community Foundation of the Brazos Valley
Carol & Ed Berger
Cancer Council of Reno County
Community Foundation of the Ozarks
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Community Foundation of the Quincy Area
Jane Deterding
Electrex, Inc.
Community National Bank & Trust
Shirley Deterding
Elk County Community Foundation
CommunityForce, Inc.
Joan & Alden Dick
Gene Elliott
Joyce & Mark Conard
Arthur Dick
Billie & Rodney Elliott
Coonrod & Associates
Patty Macke Dick & David Dick
Janet & Richard Ellis
Cooper Tire Service, Inc.
Jeanne & Hal Dick
Emporia Community Foundation
Marcia & John Corey
Ryan Diehl
Cheryl Engelland
Carolyn & Jim Corwin
Tammy & Brad Dillon
Jennifer & Robert Epp
Council Grove Area Foundation
Tremenda & Butch Dillon
Jane Eriksen
Debbie & Clark Cowl
Dillon Nature Center
Susan & John Esau
Jill & Daivd Cox
Patricia L Dillon
Melissa Esfeld
Mary & James Cox
Ruth & Paul Dillon
Fadi Estephan
K.T. & Herchel A. Crainer III
Dillon Stores Division
Lyle Everingham
Debby & Tim Crater
Edward Doherty
Andrea & Jim Ewert
Carol & Larry Crawford
Kris & John Doswell
Becky & Jess Crockford
Douglas County Community Foundation
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Jolene & Ron Cross
Douglass Community Foundation
Patty & George Cullan
Dover Community Foundation
Marybeth & Rick Curry
Downtown Hutchinson Revitalization
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Julie & Steve Drach
Flauretta & Bob Dalke Kris & Bill Davis Margene & Robert Davidson Donna Ann Davis
Kathleen & George Drake Jane Dronberger Linda & Daniel Dyck Meryl Dye
Annie & Bob Fee Bonnie & Frank Fee Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Shirley & Steve Fiffe First Mennonite Church First National Bank of Hutchinson First Presbyterian Church Cynthia Fleming Morree Floersch
Jerri & John Deardoff
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Florence Community Foundation
Mary Kay & Steve Dechant
Eagle Communitcations, Inc.
Meam Floyd
James DeCow
East Texas Communities Foundation
Fort Scott Area Community Foundation
Ken DeLuca
Virginia & Richard Ediger
Mary & Ceil Fox
Kail & Chad Denison
Pamela Edwards
Roger Franke
Ann & Albert DeNunzio
Shirley Egbert
Frankfort Community Trust
Sally & Frank Depenbusch
Terri & Steve Eisiminger
Kristin & Bill Franklin
Derby Community Foundation
El Dorado Community Foundation
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Freemont Area Community Foundation
Linda Grote
HHS Class of 1968
Lisa & Jim French
Growing the Vision: A Foundation for the Future
HHS Alumni Association
Friends of the Kansas State Fair
Gust Orthodontics PA
High Plains Heritage Foundation
Sarah & Daniel Friesen Virginia & Robert Friesen Barbara Frizell Fund for Buhler Endowment Fund for Hutchinson
G Charolotte Galler Garber Surveying Service PA Lisa & Carlos Garcia Pam & Jim Gertken Tricia & Daniel Gilligan Girard Area Community Foundation Kelly & Duane Gish Reagan & Mark Glover Shirley & Theodore Goering Goessel Community Foundation Golden Belt Community Foundation Goldman Sachs & Co. Goldman Sachs & Co. Matching Program Kay & Greg Gordon Leslie & Justin Gordon
H Renee & Dirk Hacker Halstead Community Foundation Martha & Dick Hamilton Helen Hamilton Charitable Lead Trust Beverly & William Hammers Joyce & Dan Hannah Traci & Ron Hansen Harper County Community Foundation Dr. Geri Hart & Stacey Kulick-Hart Janie Hart Judy & Roger Hawk Christopher Britton & Steven Hawkins Healthy Communities Initiatives Grant Fund Healthy Families - Reno County Theresa A. Hearn Heartland Community Foundation Heartland Credit Union Beverly & Mike Heck Shane & Hilarie Hecox
Hillsboro Community Foundation Deborah Beal Hinkel Beth Hinshaw Sharon & Warren Hixson Wendy & Ted Hobart Hodgeman Community Foundation Jeanette & Tom Hoffman Colleen & Murray Holcomb Dr. Glenda & Brian Holzman Hospira Hospice & HomeCare of Reno County Monica & Jason Hoy Susan & James Hubbard Nancy & Ivan Huston Hutchinson Civitan Club Hutchinson Community College Hutchinson News Hutchinson Public Schools Hutchinson Recreation Commission Hutchinson Seventh Day Adventist Charles Hyter
Janice & Robert Graber
Jo & Ken Hedrick
Graham County Community Foundation
Zella Heim
KaAnn Graham
Nancy & Michael Heine
Grant County Community Foundation
Linda & Randy Henderson
Greater Kansas City Community Foundation
Evelyn J Henricks
Debbie & Chad Issinghoff
Greater Manhattan Community Foundation
Hesston Community Foundation
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Greater Northwest Kansas Community Foundation
HHS Class of 1953
Janis & Craig Jackson
Greater Salina Community Foundation
HHS Class of 1961
Amanda & Kory Jackson
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I Independence Community Foundation Inman Community Foundation
Raymond James Charitable Endowment
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Mid Kansas Credit Union
Mary Lou & Verlin Janzen
Judy Langley
Midwest Energy, Inc
Arlene L. Jennings Trust
Leadership Reno County Alumni Association
Nora & Bill Mikels
Barbara Johnson
Leech Products, Inc.
Gene Miller
Billy Johnson
Legacy Regional Community Foundation
Ginger & Dr. Gregory Miller
Dawn Johnson
Joleen & Ron Leslie
Linette Miller
Lois Johnson
Zahn Lukens
Nancy Johnson
Doris & Wayne Livingston
Pam & Randy Johnston
Dr. Teri & Gregory Lower
Kathy & Mike Juby
Luminous Neon, Inc.
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Robert Milner Norma Mitchell Marsha & Bob Moeder Dia & John Montgomery Mary Montgomery
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Melissa & Evan Moodie
Kari & Phillip Mailloux
Cindy & Kim Moore
Kansas Cosmosphere & Space Center
Sarah & Bill Mallonee
Myrna Moorman
Kansas Health Foundation
Judy & Rich Manka
Wanda & Robert Morrison
Kansas Kids, Inc.
Laina & Roger Marshall, M.D.
Moundridge Community Foundation
Kansas Philanthropies, Inc.
De Anna & Stephen Marshall
Sherry Mundhenke
Kansas Rural Communities Foundation
Florence & John Martens
Marcy Kauffman
Marysville Community Foundation
Carol Murray
Kitty & Bob Keazer
Judy & Bill Mason
Barbara & Ken Keefer
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Brooke & Christopher Mason
Natalie Kelinske
Nemaha County STEP Foundation
Costy Mattar
Neal Foundation
Joyce & Lee Kelly
Jackie Mayhew
Nebraska Community Foundation
Amy & Mark Keeny
Darrel McCool
Rachel & Chris Nelson
Nellene & Gary Kenyon
Jan McCullough
New Braunfels Area Community Foundation
Sharon & Charles Kimbell
Barbara McGowan
Lindsay Nordwald MD
Myra & James Kitson
Kathryn & Rodney McMullen
Joyce & Tom Norman
Fred & Stella Kopke Trust
McPherson County Community Foundation
North Newton Community Foundation
Nancy & Steve Krause
Stanley Mefford
Norton County Community Foundation, Inc.
Phyllis Krehbiel
C.L. Meigs
Kroger Central Region Corporate Office
Tucker & Nation Meyer
The Kroger Co
Nation Meyer
Kansas Children's Service League
Janey & John Munds
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Darci Schields
Kirk Olomon
Quest Center for Entrepreneurs
Tina & Matt Schlotterback
Elizabeth Oswald Ottawa County Community Foundation Diane & Larry Owens
P
R Virginia Rayl Abby & Robert Mark Reed Nancy & Russell Reinert
Irl Palmer
Reins of Hope Therapeutic Riding
Rebecca & Robert Palmer
Kay & Lester Reiter
Park Place Christian Church
Republic County Community Foundation
Parkersburg Area Community Foundation
Retail Data Systems Inc
Parsons Area Community Foundation
Rice County Community Foundation
Aubrey & Lance Patterson
Susan & Mark Richardson
Carolyn & Mike Patterson
Connie & Dana Richman
Shirley Hinkel Pauls
Jeffery Risley
Peabody Community Foundation George & Belle Pearce Foundation Liz & Ken Peirce PEO Chapter HQ Cheryl & Richard Perry Sharon & Jim Peterson Rita & Pete Peterson Kyle & Tom Philbeck Phillips County Community Foundation Pam & Charles Pierce
Gay & Mark Ritchey Barbara & Tim Roark Candace & Richard Robl Trish Rose Rossville Community Foundation Michelle & James Ruhlmann Russell County Area Community Foundation Beth & Richard Russell Janet & Harold Ryan
Kay & Gene Schmidt Glennis & Harlo Schmidt Patti & Brian Schmidtberger Pattie Schmitt Connie & Jay Schrock Marilyn & Richard Schrock Wendy & Bruce Schultz Leslie Scoby Scott Community Foundation Mary & Matt Seitz Ann & Ron Sellers Vicki & Cliff Shank Patti & Richard Shank Shasta Regional Community Foundation William Shaw Bob Shears Joe Shepherd The Sherman County Community Foundation Caryl & Ted Sills Jane Skehan Kathryn & William Small Bonnie & William Smiley
Beth & Vincent Pisano
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Smith County Commmunity Foundation
Post Rock Community Foundation
Naveed Salahuddin MD
Lois & Tom Smith
Prairie Bank of Kansas
Salt Creek Interior Design, LLC
Smoky Hills Charitable Foundation
Prairie Dunes Country Club
Arvy & Jack Sampson
Smoky Valley Community Foundation
Prairie Fire Gallery
San Angelo Area Foundation
Genny & Wick Smyth
Mary Jo & Merlin Preheim
Robin & Sam Sanders
Judy & Bob Snyder
Beth & Jim Preston
Dr Chris & Tom Sanders
Solomon Valley Community Foundation
Shelly & Mike Schekall
South Central Community Foundation
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Beth & Bill Southern
Kathryn & Will Tobin
Mary Weston
Southern Kansas Telephone Co., Inc.
Topeka Community Foundation
Dick Westphal
St. Francis Community Foundation
Ali & Bret Towell
Whitewater Community Foundation
Herman, Esther & Henry Stallman Foundation
Rotary Club of Hutchinson
Wichita Community Foundation
State of Kansas Department of Administration
Tona Turner
Wichita County Community Foundation
Kim & Eric Steinle Peg & John Stephens Kathleen & Theodore Stevens Bailey & Casey Stiggins Marcia & Phil Stines Abby & Derek Stockebrand Susan & David Stroberg
U UBS Community Affairs UMB Bank, NA United Methodist Health Ministry United Way of Reno County Helen & Wayne Unruh
LuAnn & Darren Wicks Beverly Wilson Kim & Skip Wilson The Winnipeg Foundation Lauren & Brett Winter Marylou & Perry Winter Nancy & Gary Witham
Juanita Stuckey
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Sandy & Leland Woodson
Sturgeon Plumbing & Air Conditioning, Inc.
Valley Center Community Foundation
Donna & Jack Wortman
Dianne & John Stutzman
Varney & Associates, CPA's LLC
Joan & Jerry Wray
Sunflower Electric Supply of Hutchinson, Inc.
Dawn & Darron Veh
Sue Wray
Sunflower Yoga Studio
Glenda & Ken Vogel
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W
Lisa & Jay Yoder
Charlotte & Larry Wagner
Youth Development Foundation
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Wallace County Foundation
Louan & Bill Talley
Lynn Walters
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Nancy & Don Tarwater
Wamego Community Foundation
Betty & James Taylor
Leslie Ward
TECH, Inc.
Washington County Community Foudation
Julie & Howard Teeter
Barbara & Steven Watkins
Linda & Harold Tegethoff
Jeanie & Alan Weeks
Winkie Tennant
Carlene Wells
Thomas County Community Foundation
Charlene & Clark Wesley
Jan & Dave Thomas
Kelly & Mike Wesley
Glenda & Curt Thompson
Wesley Towers
John Thurlow
Westar Energy Foundation
Mary Al Titus
Western Kansas Community Foundation
Donna Swanson Dell Marie Shanahan Swearer
Donna & Les Zimmerman Barbara & Keith Zody
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2015 Grants & Distributions A
Bethany College - Lindsborg, KS
Communities in Schools of Mid-America
2015 Hutchinson Follies
Bethany Lutheran Church - Lindsborg, KS
Community Living Opportunities, Inc. - Lenexa, KS
Alzheimer's Disease & Related Disorders Association Wichita, KS
Bethel College - North Newton, KS
Cottonwood Foundation - Lawrence, KS
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Reno County
Cowley County Community College
Birger Sandzen Memorial Gallery
Crazy Horse Memorial Foundation - Crazy Horse, SD
Bishop Seabury Academy - Lawrence, KS
Creede Repertory Theatre, Inc. - Creede, CO
Boy Scouts of America - Manhattan, KS
Crime Stoppers of Reno County, Inc
American Cancer Society American Collegiate Society for Adapted Athletes Kechi, KS American Diabetes Association Kansas Affiliate American Heart Association - Wichita, KS American Legion Auxiliary, Lysle Rishel #68 American Lung Association in New Mexico Albuquerque, NM American Red Cross Serving Midway-Kansas Wichita, KS American Red Cross-Reno County Chapter
Boy Scouts of America - Quivira Council Boys & Girls Club of Hutchinson, Inc. Buhler Grade School Buhler High School Buhler Public Library Buhler Wellness Center (BWC) Bulverde Area Humane Society - Bulverde, TX
American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals - New York, NY
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Andover Lutheran Church - Windom KS
Cancer Council of Reno County
Animal Defense League - San Antonio, TX
Carey Park Junior Golf
Aspen Historical Society - Aspen, CO
CaringBridge
Aspen Music Festival and School - Aspen, CO
Cause for Paws
Avenue A Elementary School
Central Christian School
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Children's Emergency Shelter Home
D Deliverance Christian Ministries Dentistry From the Heart - New Port Richey, FL Dillon Lecture Series Dillon Nature Center Disabled Veterans National Foundation - Washington, DC
E Early Education Center Eastminster Presbyterian Church - Wichita, KS Eastside Cemetery Emanuel Lutheran Church Emporia State University Evangelical Presbyterian Church - Livonia, MI
Children's House Preschool Inc. - Boulder, CO
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Christ Lutheran Church of Santa Fe - Santa Fe, NM
Fairfield USD 310 Elementary
City of Burrton, Burrton, KS
Family Community Theatre
City of Hutchinson
Family Promise of Lawrence, Inc - Lawrence, KS
Best Friends Animal Society
City of Sterling
Faris Elementary School
Bethel AME Church
Colorado Golf Hall of Fame - Denver, CO
Firefighters Charitable Foundation - West Allis, WI
Barnes-Jewish Hospital Foundation - St. Louis, MO Bat Conservation International, Inc - Austin, TX Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center, Inc. Lawrence, KS
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First Baptist Church - El Dorado, KS
H
Hutchinson Street Cat Society
First Call for Help
H Hawks Team
Hutchinson Symphony Association
First Christian Church
Hadley Day Care Center
Hutchinson Theatre Guild
First Church of the Nazarene
Harry Hynes Hospice - Wichita, KS
Hutchinson Welcome Channel/ City of Hutchinson
First Presbyterian Church - Hutchinson, KS
Haven Grade School
Hutchinson/Reno Arts & Humanities Council
First United Methodist Church - Hutchinson
HCC Childcare Center
Hutchinson/Reno County Hawks
First United Methodist Church - Lawrence, KS
HCC Endowment Association
Hutchinson's Historic Fox Theatre
First United Methodist Church of Sterling
Healthy Families - Reno County
Food Bank of Reno County, Inc.
Heifer Project International, Inc. - Albert Lea, MN
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Food for the Poor Inc - Coconut Creek, FL
HHS Alumni Association Fund
Friends in Action of Reno County
HHS Class of 1968 Fund
Friends of Animals in Need, Inc.
Holy Cross Catholic School
Friends of Eight Arizona PBS - Phoenix, AZ
Hope Happens for Neurological Disorders St Louis, MO
Friends of the Hutchinson Public Library
Interfaith Housing Services, Inc. InterVarsity Christian Fellowship/USA - Madison, WI
J Jewish Family and Children's Service - St. Louis, MO John Burroughs School - St Louis, MO
Horizon United Methodist Center - Arkansas City, KS
Just Food of Douglas County, Inc. - Lawrence, KS
Horizons Child Advocacy Center Hospice & HomeCare of Reno County
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Kansas City, MO
G
Humane Society of San Antonio - San Antonio, TX
Ganna Walska Lotusland - Santa Barbara, CA
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Hutchinson Art Association, Inc.
Gates Community Center - Milburn, NE
Kansas 4-H Foundation, Inc. - Manhattan, KS
Hutchinson Community College
General Board of the Church of the Nazarene
Kansas Action for Children Inc - Topeka, KS
Hutchinson Community Tennix Complex Fund
Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland - Wichita, KS
Hutchinson High School
Kansas Alpha of Phi Delta Theta Education Foundation - Fairway, KS
Goodwill Industries - Wichita, KS
Hutchinson Meals on Wheels
Kansas Chapter of Delta Upsilon - Lawrence, KS
Graber Elementary School
Hutchinson Public Library
Kansas Children's Service League
Grace Episcopal Church
Hutchinson Public Schools
Kansas Cosmosphere & Space Center, Inc.
Garden City Community College Endowment Association
Hutchinson Rec Foundation Fund
Kansas Fairgrounds Foundation
Hutchinson Recreation Commission
Kansas Health Operating Endowment
Hutchinson Regional Healthcare System Foundation
Kansas Humane Society - Wichita KS
Friends of the Hutchinson Zoo Fundamental Learning Center, Inc. - Wichita, KS
Greater Wichita YMCA
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Kansas Mennonite Disaster Service
Mid American Arts Alliance - Kansas City, MO
Reins of Hope Therapeutic Riding Program
Kansas Sampler Foundation - Inman, KS
Mid-America Nazarene College
Reno County Head Start - Shirlie Hutcherson Center
Kansas State University
Morgan Elementary School
Reno County 4-H Fair - Arlington, KS
Kansas Troopers Foundation
Music Theatre of Wichita Inc.
Reno County Communities That Care
Kansas Underground Salt Museum Kids in the Middle Inc - Maplewood, MO KLRN - Alamo Public Telecommunications Council San Antonio, TX
N NAACP New Beginnings, Inc.
KMUW Public Radio
Nickerson Grade School
KPTS Channel 8
Nickerson High School
K-State Research and Extension Reno County
Nickerson United Methodist Church
KSU Foundation
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Open Door Pregnancy Care Center
Reno County Emergency Energy Fund Reno County Head Start - Shirlie Hutcherson Center Reno County Health Department Reno County Historical Society Reno County Sheriff's Department Rice Park Splash Pad Rotary Club Centennial Project RSVP/The Volunteer Center
Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church
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Lawrence City Band Inc - Lawrence, KS
P
Salvation Army of Hutchinson
Lawrence Community Shelter - Lawrence, KS
Paralyzed Veterans of America - Wilton, NH
Lawrence Habitat for Humanity
Partners in Education Foundation - El Dorado, KS
Leadership Institute - Arlington, VA
Partners in Health (PIH) - Boston, MA
Lincoln Elementary School
Plum Creek Elementary
Luminous Neon, Inc
PrairieStar Health Center
Ladue Chapel Presbyterian Church - Ladue, MO
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Pratt Health Foundation
Saint Francis Community Services
Santa Fe Botanical Garden - Santa Fe, NM Secretary of State - Topeka, KS SECU Family House - Chapel Hill, NC Sexual Assault/Domestic Violence Center, Inc. Sherwood Forest Camp Inc - St Louis, MO Soroptimist International of Hutchinson
Magnet School at Allen
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South Hutchinson Elementary School
Make-a-Wish Foundation of Kansas - Wichita, KS
Quest Center for Entrepreneurs
McCandless Elementary School
Southern Animal Rescue Association (SARA) Sequin, TX
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Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center - New York, NY Microfinancing Partners in Africa - St Louis, MO
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Radio Kansas
Spiritual Life Center - Hutchinson Correctional Facility Fund
Ready to Learn - St Louis, MO
Spofford Home - Kansas City, MO Sports Outreach Group
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church on the Desert Scottsdale, AZ St. Domonic Catholic Church - Garden City, KS
University of Kansas Endowment Association University of Nebraska - Lincoln, NE
St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital - Memphis, TN
University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center Houston, TX
St. Margaret's Episcopal Church - Lawrence, KS
USA Wrestling - Colorado Springs, CO
St. Teresa's Catholic Church Sterling College Sterling Free Public Library Stray Cat Adoptions of Texas - San Antonio, TX
V Van Go Mobile Arts, Inc. - Lawrence, KS Vanderbilt University
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Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States Topeka, KS
TECH, Inc.
Visions of Hope, Inc.
Texas Public Radio - KSTX News - San Antonio, TX The Lords Diner - Wichita, KS The Nature Conservancy - Topeka, KS The Navigators The University of Kansas Hospital The Willow Domestic Violence Center - Lawrence, KS
W Water Serve Foundation - Bethany, OK Wayside Waifs, Inc. - Kansas City, MO We Care About Animals - Pavers Wesley Towers
Transitional Learning Center (TLC)
Western Kentucky University Foundation, Bowling Green, KY
Trinity Catholic High School
Wichita Festivals, Inc
Trinity United Methodist Church
Wichita Grand Opera, Inc.
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Wichita State University
Ubuntu, Inc
Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation, Inc. - Kendalia, TX
Ulster Project of Hutchinson
Wiley Elementary School
Unbound - Kansas City, KS
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Union Valley Elementary School
YMCA
United Way of Reno County
Young Life - Wichita
University of Kansas Alumni Association
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Dear Reno County, A few years ago, Hutchinson Community Foundation adopted a new branding program revolving around the basic message of “making it greater.” We have expounded on that notion of our purpose with elaborations on the theme: You make a gift. We make it greater. Every seed of generosity grows into something greater. Generosity made greater. What these statements describe is at the essence of the power of community foundations—encouraging philanthropy, leveraging the contributions of many to make a greater impact than any one of us alone could do for our community, and building an endowment that pays returns for the community and beneficiaries for generations to come. Through the structure of a community foundation, a donor may establish an endowed fund that will pay out over four times the initial gift over the ensuing 50 years. And with the assets of a community foundation, on one day we can take $50,000 and raise another $200,000-plus—$213,401 to be exact—from 729 donors to benefit 35 Reno County nonprofits during our 2016 Match Day event. Thank you, all, for being part of this collective investment in the future vibrancy of our community. Together we're making it greater.
LETTER FROM OUR
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John D. Montgomery Board Chairman
BOARD OF DIRECTORS & OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Lisa French, Dell Marie Shanahan Swearer, Alice Jane Hayes, Chelsea Barker, Wendy C. Hobart, Aubrey Abbott Patterson (President and CEO), Susan S. Buttram, Marilyn Bolton, Valerie Pryor
BACK ROW: David Dick, Mark Trotman, Paul W. Dillon (Co-Treasurer), Mark Richardson, Ryan Diehl, Kenneth Vogel (Co-Treasurer), John D. Montgomery (Board Chairman), Bill Southern
BOARD ALUMNI LIST Loren Alderson
Tom Elliott
Norman Krause
Virginia Rayl
Carol Berger*
Allen Fee
Steve Krause
Russell L. Reinert
James Bloom
Patty Foss
Diane Lee
Richard Russell
Robert Brown
Dan Garber
Patricia Lemmon
Lois Schlickau
Ann Bush
Jim Gilliland
Diane Longenecker
Roonie Sellers
Howard "Jake" Carey, Jr.
Gerald Green
William "Buck" Lyle
Dr. Robert Shears
Patty Carey
Dick Hamilton
Peter Macdonald
Jack Sutton*
Dave Claxton
Dick Heitschmidt
Rich Manka*
John Swearer
Mark Coberly
Scott Henderson
Marla McKee
Lisa M. Ward
Shirley Deterding
Stan Hill
Mimi Meredith
Clark Wesley*
Ace Dillon
Shirlie Hutcherson
Pat Michaelis
Elsie Wickliffe
Aubrey Abbott Patterson, President and CEO
Carolyn Dillon
Kory Jackson
Darla Neal*
John Withrow
Dick Dillon*
Dean Johnson
Barbara Nunns
Jack Wortman*
Kari Jackson Mailloux, Program Officer
Concha Duarte
Skip Johnson
Elizabeth Oswald
Donna Zwick
R.A. Edwards
Bryana Kelley
Brenda Pace
Sarah Blake, Philanthropic Services Associate
Terry Edwards
Dave Kerr
Criss Palacioz
Kourtney Krehbiel, Donor Services Associate
*Former board chairperson
STAFF
Beth Pisano, Finance and Operations Manager
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