Shaping Our Community. For Good.

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Shaping Our Community. For Good.

giving to support our community

S ince 1974, the Mankato Area Foundation has been dedicated to building a community of individuals that believe in the strength of giving. We continue today to shape Greater Mankato through connecting acts of giving with our community s needs. As a permanent, trusted resource, donors look to the Mankato Area Foundation to help them make their charitable giving more effective. The Mankato Area Foundation is impacting the individuals in our community now and for generations to come by providing the expertise to help donors nurture their philanthropic dreams and shape their legacy.

Shaping for good. Without even knowing it, many of us practice philanthropy every day by volunteering, donating clothing or giving a dollar to a bell ringer. Centuries ago, the word philanthropy came from the Greek word philanthropia, meaning love for mankind, or loving people. By joining the dedicated group of donors at the Mankato Area Foundation, your love for people in Greater Mankato will shape and strengthen our community for future generations. The Mankato Area Foundation believes that people working together can make a difference for individuals and for our community as a whole. Gifts received by the Mankato Area Foundation are invested for growth to make an impact long after the gift is made through grant making, scholarships and funding of critical needs.the Mankato Area Foundation operates in perpetuity with gifts continuing to grow and provide benefits to our community forever. The Mankato Area Foundation provides a medium for people to make a difference by offering annual, lifetime and planned giving opportunities. After 35 years, the Mankato Area Foundation continues to help individuals and organizations achieve their charitable goals by offering a variety of giving strategies and funds. As donors, you have the opportunity to shape your donation by choosing from flexible funding vehicles such as designated, unrestricted or donor advised funds. The Mankato Area Foundation currently manages funds that can provide donors with the benefits similar to a private foundation without the burden of start-up/management and brings to life their passions and charitable dreams.

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community for good. The Mankato Area Foundation connects philanthropic interests with community needs. We serve as a leader and resource to enrich the quality of life in Greater Mankato through our well-defined and effective grant making. We also serve as a resource for area nonprofit groups to help them address their primary issues. Semi-annually, the Foundation makes grants from the Mankato Area Community Fund in response to applications. Grants are awarded in our five core areas to help build a vibrant, strong and interconnected community. Education A program, seminar or project that educates and enlightens area citizens. Culture Projects that enhance the cultural infrastructure of the community. Recreation Useful and visible improvements to area parks or recreational activities that impact a large number of people. Aesthetics Landscaping, restoration or remodeling of a community site. Civics Efforts that produce empowered, active, competent citizens to meet community needs. In addition, the Mankato Area Foundation distributes grants from designated and donor advised funds established by donors who either wish to advise the Foundation on grants from their funds or who wish their funds to be distributed to a specific organization or purpose. In this way, donors can ensure that their personal fields of interest are supported.

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generosity for good. Giving is an exhilarating, rewarding experience but can also be complicated and confusing. It is not a one-size-fits-all proposition and making choices can be stressful. Philanthropists are real people each with his or her own personal interests and passions. At the Mankato Area Foundation, we understand that and work closely with you to achieve your vision by offering charitable giving options that make the most sense for you. To accommodate the various interests and needs of donors, the Mankato Area Foundation offers different types of funds. unrestricted Fund Through an unrestricted fund, you help meet Greater Mankato s current and future needs by making a gift that pools with the hundreds of other donor contributions to support the Foundation s granting program. Grant making decisions are based on the Board of Directors recommendations. Designated Fund Through a designated fund, you can provide ongoing financial support for one or more projects or purposes. We invest and distribute the income in the form of grants to organizations and programs that match your interests. Donor Advised Fund Through a donor advised fund, you can have a voice in your philanthropy and receive benefits similar to a personal or family foundation without the administrative responsibilities. You recommend organizations and programs you want to support, or we can assist with this process. The Foundation handles all of the grant administration. You can contribute to the fund when it is most convenient for you and, subject to IRS rules, receive a tax deduction for your contribution. What s more, you can appoint others, such as your children or grandchildren, to serve as advisors and share in your family s tradition of giving and growing a legacy. Scholarship Fund These funds allow donors to create a legacy of giving to individuals with educational goals. MAF works with donors to develop criteria and monitor the selection process.

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flexibility for you. The Mankato Area Foundation knows the issues facing our community and we re committed to shaping it for good. As a local partner for over 35 years, we re here to help you create a giving program that works for you, your assets, your wishes and your goals. We take the work out of giving by handling the administration, offering expert advice and management of the investment products. When you join our community of committed donors, you are making a larger impact with your philanthropy. At the Foundation, we make it easy for you to support important charitable causes and organizations that you care about. There are many easy ways to give such as: Mankato Area Community Fund First, you can contribute directly to our unrestricted Community Fund. This fund addresses specific issues facing Greater Mankato through its semi-annual, grant making process. This unrestricted fund provides the greatest flexibility to shape our community for good now and for the future. designated fund Second, you can create a designated fund to provide ongoing support to organizations or purposes specified by you or educational opportunities through scholarships. Planned Giving Third, the Foundation offers a wide range of planned giving/deferred gift options such as bequests, charitable remainder trusts, charitable gift annuities and charitable lead trusts. We will work with your financial advisors to garner you the best tax advantages and financial security while carrying on your legacy of giving. The next question is what to give. There are many ways to give to the Foundation. You can contribute a variety of assets such as: Cash gifts Stocks and securities Mutual funds IRAs Life insurance Real estate Assets of other trusts or of a private foundation The Mankato Area Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit corporation. All contributions are fully deductible to the extent allowed by applicable federal and state laws.

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Past grants include Open Door Health Clinic Dental Equipment The Miracle League of North Mankato Fallenstein Field City Center Partnership CityArt Walking Sculpture Tour Minnesota Assistance Council for Veterans Services to Veterans Greater Mankato Early Learning Initiative READY! for Kindergarten YWCA Walking in Two Worlds Special Olympics Program Support One Bright Star Star Journal Kids Against Hunger Volunteer Program Support Habitat for Humanity Restore Camp Sweet Life Adventures Youth Diabetes Camp City of North Mankato Storybook Park Children s Museum of Southern Minnesota Feasibility Study Mankato Area Symphony Orchestra Performance Support Blue Earth County Historical Society The Front Street Project VINE Faith in Action Summit Senior Leadership Academy Greater Mankato Diversity Council Prejudice Reduction Workshops Red Jacket Trail Project Funding To view additional information about the foundation go to www.mankatoareafoundation.com.

Girls on the Run of Greater Mankato is a life-changing, nonprofit prevention program for girls in 3rd-5th grade. Their mission is to educate and prepare girls for a lifetime of self respect and healthy living. The Habitat ReStore in Mankato supports Habitat for Humanity of South Central MN by selling new and used building materials to the public at discount prices. Habitat ReStores divert thousands of tons of useable materials from the local landfills.

Funds we hold Community Funds (Unrestricted Funds) Mankato Area Community Fund O.P. and E.A. Confer Fund Ogden P. Confer Fund Designated Funds Al Fallenstein Fund Erla Fallenstein Fund Kearney Community Fund Mankato Area Foundation Services Endowment Fund Senior Citizens Endowment Fund Donor Advised Funds Cheryl and Yanni Lee Fund Glen A. Taylor Charitable Trust Thin Film Technology Fund Scholarship Funds Charles Ingman Memorial Scholarship Dustin Lemke Memorial Scholarship Fund Jenny Schugel Memorial Scholarship Fund Marlyn R. Heintz Scholarship Fund Ogden W. and Jane M. Confer Scholarship Fund Fiscal Agent Funds Central Freedom School City Center Partnership Class2Career Leave A Legacy Mankato Curling Club Veterans Memorial Place

The Sunken Garden is located in City Center Mankato adjacent to the historic Hubbard House. It provides a tranquil green space for residents and visitors. The YWCA s Walking in Two Worlds Initiative helps young immigrant and refugee women who are new to our community. It focuses on empowerment, leadership skill development and career paths as well as strong family and cultural connections. Fallenstein Field is the only barrier free handicap and wheelchair accessible softball/baseball field in Minnesota that was built for children and adults with all types of disabilities. It is named after the late Al & Erla Fallenstein, through the Mankato Area Foundation.

1560 Adams Street, Suite 2 Mankato, MN 56001 507.389.4583 info@mankatoareafoundation.com www.mankatoareafoundation.com