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Board of Directors 2015 Fernando Gonzalez Chair Phil Fortino Vice Chair Mike Grace Treasurer Kathy Flores Secretary Sandy Rose Past Chair Christine Breen Alan Clark Marilyn Ferreira Kay Filice Steve

2 Board of Directors 2015 Fernando Gonzalez Chair Phil Fortino Vice Chair Mike Grace Treasurer Kathy Flores Secretary Sandy Rose Past Chair Christine Breen Alan Clark Marilyn Ferreira Kay Filice Steve Hudner Susan Schwabacher Modic Anne Morris Diane Ortiz Jim Paxton Allison Rohnert Ed Stephenson Bob Tiffany Rebecca Medeiros Wolf 2015 Staff Gary Byrne President/CEO Stephanie Hicks Director of Development & Outreach Jim Parker Director of Grants & Special Projects Sharon Finley Office Manager Sharlene Van Rooy Marketing Communications Coordinator Raul Ceja Digital Media Specialist Jane Schmidt Office Assistant Improving the Quality of Life in San Benito County F or the good of humanity, we are all called to help others through philanthropic activities giving back to the communities we live in creating a positive change in the lives of those around us. Philanthropy is a powerful tool that is everlasting, a legacy of giving that interconnects our lives across time, from the past to the future, reflecting our charitable values. With this in mind, what will your legacy be like today tomorrow and for the next generation? If you are not sure of the answer, the Community Foundation for San Benito County is prepared to help you begin your legacy journey, where your values will be embraced, your passions will be preserved, and your giving will be forever. The core work of the Community Foundation is to build legacies and create a thriving community, one journey at a time, but the change begins with you our generous donors, fund holders, and community partners. The Community Foundation has exciting work ahead of us, and I am grateful to our professional team of board and staff who are deeply committed to providing the highest level of philanthropic service for our community. We are excited to share our community impact with you through this Annual Report, and I thank you for being a part of our journey! Together, we will continue to make a difference. Phil Fortino 2016 Board Chair Mission Statement The Community Foundation for San Benito County is dedicated to building a stronger community and enhancing the quality of life in San Benito County through the support of philanthropic activities.

Financial Statements STATEMENT OF ACTIVITES 2015 Revenue Contributions... $2,370,046 Grants... $497,332 Other... $260,887 Total Revenue & Support $3,128,265 Expenses Grant Expenses.

.. $1,570,660 Permanent Endowments... $7,846,156 Receivables & Fixed Assets... $22,427 Total Net Assets $9,439,243 GRANT ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2015 Community Impact.

3 Financial Statements STATEMENT OF ACTIVITES 2015 Revenue Contributions... $2,370,046 Grants... $497,332 Other... $260,887 Total Revenue & Support $3,128,265 Expenses Grant Expenses... $1,433,546 Other Program Expenses... $303,902 Fundraising... $71,768 Administration... $393,779 Total Expenses $2,202,995 Change in Net Assets $925,270 ASSETS 2015 Non Endowed Funds... $1,570,660 Permanent Endowments... $7,846,156 Receivables & Fixed Assets... $22,427 Total Net Assets $9,439,243 GRANT ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2015 Community Impact... Grants 56 Grants: $472,971 Donor Advised Funds Grants: $927,017 Total Grants* 176 Grants: 1,399,988 *Numbers based on all grant distributions for 2015 DONOR VIEW FRANZ & MARY SCHNEIDER We support the Community Foundation for San Benito County because we believe it adds strength to local organizations doing good work.

Community Enhancement A grant in the amount of $10,000 partially funded a new Tourism Program.

San Benito County. They continue to share upcoming events with their followers.

Accreditation demanding high quality screening and treatment to better assess, diagnose, and treat a child

26% Health & Social Services Foster Grandparent volunteers, like Grandma Teresa, were supported with a grant for

She reads good to me and she talks good. Now I can read to her too!

4 Community Enhancement A grant in the amount of $10,000 partially funded a new Tourism Program. A contract with The Cooking Ladies led to several articles after they visited more than 20 places of interest in San Benito County. They continue to share upcoming events with their followers. 12% Education & Youth A grant for $10,000 has allowed Chamberlains to attain a Joint Commission National Accreditation demanding high quality screening and treatment to better assess, diagnose, and treat a child helping kids to heal, grow, and reach their goals! 26% Health & Social Services Foster Grandparent volunteers, like Grandma Teresa, were supported with a grant for $6,570 in order to provide tutoring for elementary students. First grader, Chris said, I love Grandma Teresa. She reads good to me and she talks good. Now I can read to her too! 53% Arts & Culture A $10,000 grant was used partly to help fund endeavors at the ARTspace, including classes, workshops, exhibitions, and programming that fosters community engagement in the arts. 8% Breakdown of Fields of Interest by Percentage Community Impact Stories 2015 Don Smith Photography

Total Grants By Year $956,000 2013 $1,280,000 2014 2015 $1.

Generations A $10,000 donation was received by the Latino Generations Endowment for their Scholarship.

Larry Betrozoff, this scholarship is dedicated for San Benito County Latino students who possess an economic need.

services to sick and chronically ill children living in San Benito County.

5 Total Grants By Year $956, $1,280, $1.4 Million Total Grants $1,399,988 Total Community Impact Grants + Donor Advised Funds = Total Grants Latino Generations A $10,000 donation was received by the Latino Generations Endowment for their Scholarship. Funded by Fr. Larry Betrozoff, this scholarship is dedicated for San Benito County Latino students who possess an economic need. Specialty Funds Rajkovich Children s Fund The Martin Rajkovich Children s Fund provides grants for quality of life services to sick and chronically ill children living in San Benito County. Ashely Laurie and her family recieved a grant in the amount of $7,000 for an ADA van modification. Women s Fund A grant in the amount of $25,000 was awarded to the Cafecitos Community Café Project, a two year domestic violence prevention program managed by Community Solutions for the Oaxacan community. Don Smith Photography

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Community Foundation will host a day of giving to benefit nonprofit

The Community Foundation has recieved a $25,000 match for donations made

6 Community Foundation for San Benito County 829 San Benito Street, Suite 200 Hollister, Ca (831) NONPROFIT ORG. U.S. POSTAGE PAID HOLLISTER, CA PERMIT NO. 40 Return Service Requested On Tuesday, May the Silicon Valley Community Foundation will host a day of giving to benefit nonprofit organizations in our region. The Community Foundation has recieved a $25,000 match for donations made directly to any of our Permanent Endowment Funds. To donate go to cffsbc. org and click on the SV Gives Logo and select the endownment fund of your choosing.

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CAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION CAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION STRATEGIC PLAN Since its founding in 1872, the Cal Alumni Association (CAA) has endeavored to connect Cal alumni with each other and our alma mater, UC Berkeley. 145 years later, CAA continues as one of the nation s