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Find your BeCause!

What do you care about? ARTS, CULTURE AND HERITAGE CHILDREN, YOUTH AND FAMILIES 2 ENVIRONMENT AND ANIMAL WELFARE HEALTH, WELLNESS AND RECREATION LITERACY, EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT COMMUNITY

We care about it too! 3

4 No matter what you re passionate about

you can support it through The Winnipeg Foundation. 5

6 Your generous gifts help create a Winnipeg where community life flourishes for all. (which happens to be our vision)

And this supports the community For Good. Forever. 7

8 So why should you choose The Winnipeg Foundation?

There are a lot of great reasons! 9

10 1 The Winnipeg Foundation is a community foundation.

We re a charity, built by generous donors like you, that supports our community. And we do it in a sustainable way. 11 Jamil Mahmood Spence Neighbourhood Association Kal Barteski Winnipeg Foundation donor

2 12 When you give to The Winnipeg Foundation, you work with others who are also passionate about making Winnipeg the best it can be!

We re stronger when we work together. And we have greater impact, too! 13 The Ross Family Winnipeg Foundation donors

3 14 When you make a gift to The Foundation, we pool it with other gifts and invest it.

The annual earnings are used to make grants to the community. Every. Single. Year. 15 Diane Roussin Winnipeg Boldness Project Winnipeg Foundation donor and Board member A Critical Cause Winnipeg Foundation donors

4 16 The Foundation is made up of a collection of endowment funds. These funds support our community forever.

CONSIDER THIS: if you make a one-time donation, it will be spent on immediate needs. If you make a gift to an endowment fund at The Winnipeg Foundation, its impact will snowball over time. Here s a simple illustration using a $10,000 gift as an example: 17 YEAR 1 YEAR 10 YEAR 20 YEAR 30 $1O,OOO $12,1OO $15,OOO $18,5OO $450 $5,OOO $11,1OO $18,7OO FUND BALANCE TOTAL GRANTED TO COMMUNITY

5 18 Predicting the future needs of our community is challenging. When you support our community's CURRENT NEEDS and emerging opportunities, you are providing sustainability for Winnipeg's future. (Learn more on page 46)

The people who gave to The Foundation 90 years ago probably never imagined they d be stopping cyber-bullying or supporting reconciliation today. Similarly, we don t know what Winnipeg will need in the future, but your gift to The Foundation ensures we ll be ready to help no matter how our community changes! 19

20 6 The Foundation has been around for a long time.

We were established in 1921 which makes us the first community foundation in Canada. (Today there are nearly 200!) This also means we know a lot about our community and the best ways to help. 21 In fact, many people look to us to provide insights on community needs.

7 22 Our asset managers and financial policies ensure your gift will continue to help our community

For Good. Forever. 23

24 Did you know?

Every year The Foundation s responsive COMMUNITY GRANTS are only able to support about 1/ 2 25 of the dollars requested. That s where you come in!

Notes 26 Did you know when you make a gift to The Winnipeg Foundation, you re working with like-minded people to make Winnipeg a place where community life flourishes for all! Because a strong, stable community starts with the health of its individuals. Mercy Oluwafemi, Winnipeg Foundation donor

Notes 27 Because our built heritage helps us remember and appreciate our past, and creates a vibrant future. Cindy Tugwell, Heritage Winnipeg Share your BeCause > #FindyourBeCause

28 You want to support the community through The Foundation, but how does it work?

It s easy! There are just three steps. 1 CHOOSE YOUR CAUSE 2 29 CHOOSE HOW YOU WANT TO HELP 3 CHOOSE HOW YOU WANT TO GIVE

Step 1 CHOOSE YOUR CAUSE Do you want to 30 MAKE art and culture accessible CREATE social change through art CELEBRATE our diverse cultural heritage

Choose: ARTS, CULTURE AND HERITAGE 31

Step 1 CHOOSE YOUR CAUSE Do you want to 32 HELP individuals develop their potential EMPOWER families CULTIVATE belonging and safety in neighborhoods

Choose: CHILDREN, YOUTH AND FAMILIES 33

Step 1 CHOOSE YOUR CAUSE Do you want to 34 PROMOTE sustainable lifestyles TACKLE climate change PROTECT animals

Choose: ENVIRONMENT AND ANIMAL WELFARE 35

Step 1 CHOOSE YOUR CAUSE Do you want to 36 ENHANCE food security REMOVE barriers to recreation and sports REDUCE isolation for seniors and the vulnerable

Choose: HEALTH, WELLNESS AND RECREATION 37

Step 1 CHOOSE YOUR CAUSE Do you want to 38 CLOSE education gaps INCREASE school readiness, high school completion, and postsecondary enrolment SUPPORT transition to the workforce

Choose: LITERACY, EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT 39

Step 1 CHOOSE YOUR CAUSE Do you want to 40 SUPPORT all the Causes DO IT ALL!

Choose: COMMUNITY 41

Notes 42 Guiding The Foundation s work is our commitment to reconciliation, a value that connects with every facet of grant-making. Because people have an inherent right to receive the basic essentials of life with dignity and respect. Gilbert Vielfaure, Centre Flavie-Laurent

Notes 43 Because building an inclusive community ultimately creates a robust community that can overcome any obstacle. Rachel Bernhardt, Youth in Philanthropy intern at Inclusion Winnipeg Share your BeCause > #FindyourBeCause

Step 2 CHOOSE HOW YOU WANT TO HELP 44 CURRENT NEEDS FAVOURITE CHARITY

SCHOLARSHIPS AND BURSARIES 45 PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS THAT YOU CHOOSE

Step 2 CHOOSE HOW YOU WANT TO HELP Do you want to 46 ENSURE our responsive Community Grants can support the changing needs and emerging opportunities in our community?

Sounds like you want to support CURRENT NEEDS 47

Step 2 CHOOSE HOW YOU WANT TO HELP Do you want to 48 SUPPORT a charity or charities that are close to your heart?

Looks like you should choose FAVOURITE CHARITY 49

Step 2 CHOOSE HOW YOU WANT TO HELP Do you want to 50 HELP deserving students realize their dreams?

You want to support SCHOLARSHIPS AND BURSARIES 51

Step 2 CHOOSE HOW YOU WANT TO HELP Do you want to 52 WORK with Foundation staff to play an active role in your grant-making?

Then you should select PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS THAT I CHOOSE 53

Notes 54 No matter what you care about, The Foundation can help you support it! Contact us to learn more. Because participating in sport and recreation helps develop leaders for the future. Trevor LaForte, Winnipeg Aboriginal Sport and Recreation Association

Notes 55 Because not one person, not one child, should ever wake up or go to bed hungry. David and Kari Urquhart, Winnipeg Foundation donors Share your BeCause > #FindyourBeCause

Step 3 CHOOSE HOW YOU WANT TO GIVE 56 Do you want to

Make a GIFT Make a REPEATING GIFT Create your own FUND Create a LEGACY 57

Step 3 CHOOSE HOW YOU WANT TO GIVE 58 You can make a GIFT or REPEATING GIFT to any Cause right now! You can also make a gift to remember or honour someone. (It makes a great birthday gift for that person who has it all!)

To make a gift online, head to FindyourBeCause.org or call us at 204.944.9474 59 We also offer more giving options! Contact us for details. Alexis Kanu Lake Winnipeg Foundation

Step 3 CHOOSE HOW YOU WANT TO GIVE 60 You can establish your own endowment FUND for $2,500 (you have up to five years to build it). The amount varies depending on fund type.

An endowment FUND is a great way for you and friends/family to work together to give back to the community. You can see how much you ve given to your fund, and how it s helping the community. Establishing a fund also helps streamline your giving, and you get to name it! Funds are also a great way to honour a loved one. Whatever you ve got in mind, a member of our Donor Services Team can work with you. 61 To establish your fund, go to FindyourBeCause.org or call us at 204.944.9474 Glenn Marquez, Winnipeg Foundation donor

Step 3 CHOOSE HOW YOU WANT TO GIVE 62 You might want to CREATE A LEGACY through your Will or estate plans.

These planned gifts are a great way to honour your values and leave your mark For Good. Forever. To learn more about how easy it is to create a legacy, go to FindyourBeCause.org or call us at 204.944.9474 63 Patrice Yamada and Peri Venkatesh Winnipeg Foundation donors

Notes 64 Did you know In celebration of The Foundation s centennial in 2021, The Foundation will match every $1 gift you make to your fund that year, to a maximum of $2,021. Restrictions apply. Contact us to learn more. Because the arts enrich, transform, unite and strengthen us through shared understanding and expression. Spencer Duncanson, Little Opera Company Winnipeg Foundation donor and Board member

Notes 65 Because his love and passion for hockey will live on through supporting others' dreams. The Hamblin Family, Winnipeg Foundation donors Share your BeCause > #FindyourBeCause

Customize your giving through The Foundation 1 CHOOSE YOUR CAUSE 2 CHOOSE HOW YOU WANT TO HELP ARTS, CULTURE AND HERITAGE CURRENT NEEDS ENVIRONMENT AND ANIMAL WELFARE 66 LITERACY, EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT FAVOURITE CHARITY CHILDREN, YOUTH AND FAMILIES SCHOLARSHIPS AND BURSARIES HEALTH, WELLNESS AND RECREATION COMMUNITY PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS THAT I CHOOSE

Supporting your Cause the way you want is easy through The Foundation. Here are some examples of what your customized gift might look like. Everyone s experience is different. Head to FindyourBeCause.org or contact us to learn more. 3 CHOOSE HOW YOU WANT TO GIVE THE RESULT! Make a GIFT Make a REPEATING GIFT to a FAVOURITE CHARITY that supports LITERACY, EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT. Make a REPEATING GIFT Create a FUND that allows the group to work with The Foundation to decide which PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS in the COMMUNITY receive support. 67 Create your own FUND A SCHOLARSHIP FUND that supports students studying the ENVIRONMENT. Create a LEGACY CREATE A LEGACY that supports the CURRENT NEEDS of CHILDREN, YOUTH AND FAMILIES.

Winnipeg needs your help! 68 You can send kids to camp, promote green living, give someone a warm bed to sleep in, and so much more! Head to FindyourBeCause.org to make a gift or learn more. Or phone us at 204.944.9474

ARTS, CULTURE AND HERITAGE CHILDREN, YOUTH AND FAMILIES ENVIRONMENT AND ANIMAL WELFARE We want to help you Find your BeCause! 69 HEALTH, WELLNESS AND RECREATION LITERACY, EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT COMMUNITY

Notes 70 What does a flourishing community look like to you? #FindyourBeCause Because art has the power to change the world. Shawna Dempsey and Dana Kletke, Mentoring Artists for Women s Art (MAWA)

Notes 71 Because I want to inspire youth by being a positive role model. Jennifer Lansang, Youth in Philanthropy intern at Mosaic-Newcomer Family Resource Network Share your BeCause > #FindyourBeCause

FindyourBeCause.org #FindyourBeCause 204.944.9474