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2007 Annual Report - Akron Community Foundation

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akroncommunityfdn.org<br />

Imagine if something you did today could inspire local residents<br />

for years to come.<br />

A gift to the <strong>Community</strong> Fund enables each of us to do exceptional<br />

things. This fund is unique, pooling and investing gifts from all over<br />

the community. As it continues to grow, it keeps pace with the<br />

community’s changing needs and improves life for future generations.<br />

Each quarter, the foundation’s board uses a portion of the fund’s<br />

assets for grant-making in one of four areas: arts and culture,<br />

civic affairs, health and human services, and education. Grants go to<br />

qualified 501(c)(3) organizations that provide the most useful and<br />

timely services to residents. The board prefers collaborative programs<br />

that promote proven ways of strengthening the community.<br />

Support the <strong>Community</strong> Fund<br />

The <strong>Community</strong> Fund’s ability to meet our changing needs is only as<br />

strong as its financial support. You have the opportunity to impact our<br />

community forever with a gift in any amount. The foundation welcomes<br />

gifts of cash, publicly traded securities, closely held stock, insurance,<br />

real estate, retirement plans and other readily marketable gifts.<br />

Donors can choose to make gifts as a memorial or tribute to honor<br />

a loved one, friend or colleague. For more information or to make<br />

a contribution to the <strong>Community</strong> Fund, call the foundation office at<br />

330-376-8522, or visit www.akroncommuntiyfdn.org.<br />

THE COMMUNITY FUND<br />

Grants were made possible by the following unrestricted funds:<br />

Adam Fund<br />

Alcohol/Drug Abuse Prevention Partnership Program<br />

Jean S. and Thomas J. Amer Fund<br />

V. E. (Tom) Atkins Fund<br />

Dick and Chris Chenoweth Fund<br />

This City Reads Fund<br />

<strong>Community</strong> Fund<br />

Decker Endowment Fund for Families<br />

Charles C. and Dorathea S. Dilley Fund<br />

Lisette Ertel Fund<br />

John L. Feudner Jr. Fund<br />

Frances H. and Paul A. Frank Fund<br />

Gala Fund<br />

Lillian D. and Lincoln H. Gries Fund<br />

Hermine Z. Hansen Fund<br />

Lucille Scott Harris Fund<br />

Vivienne S. and Russell R. Johnstone Family Fund<br />

Kathleen Joyce Fund<br />

Arthur Kelly Fund<br />

John S. Knight Fund<br />

William C. Krisher Fund<br />

Maggie & Jerry Lippman Tikkun Olam<br />

“Repair the World” Fund<br />

W. Bishop & Elizabeth C. McIntosh Fund<br />

The Burton D. Morgan <strong>Foundation</strong> Fund<br />

Pat and Alan Ockene Fund<br />

Ohio Charitable Fund<br />

C. Colmery Gibson Polsky Fund<br />

Polsky Fund<br />

Helen S. Robertson Fund<br />

James G. Robertson Fund<br />

Roush Memorial Fund<br />

Sanatorium Contingent Fund<br />

Shaw <strong>Foundation</strong><br />

Richard W. & Charlotte E. Staiger Fund<br />

George Stevens Fund<br />

Jean P. Stevens Fund*<br />

Ronald L. Stiles Fund<br />

Trustees <strong>Annual</strong> Giving Fund<br />

Georgia Urda Fund<br />

Emma Vioran Fund<br />

William Wallace Fund<br />

L. Frank & Angela M. Wilson Fund<br />

William C. and Betty J. Zekan Fund<br />

Muriel A. Zodrow Fund<br />

* New fund this fiscal year<br />

the COMMUNITY FUND<br />

The true measure of <strong>Akron</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong>’s<br />

impact can be found in its community investment. The<br />

stories that follow demonstrate how <strong>Community</strong> Fund<br />

grants inspire local residents to dream more, learn more,<br />

do more and become more.<br />

During the fiscal year April 1, 2006, to March 31, <strong>2007</strong>, 98 <strong>Community</strong><br />

Fund grants totaling $ 1,388,734 were awarded in the areas of:<br />

Arts & Culture – $ 305,652<br />

22 % | Grant deadline: April 1<br />

Civic Affairs – $ 421,630<br />

30 % | Grant deadline: July 1<br />

21.53<br />

Health<br />

30.36<br />

22.01<br />

26.10<br />

& Human Services – $ 362,400<br />

21.53<br />

30.36<br />

26 % | Grant deadline: October 1<br />

Education – $ 299,052<br />

22 % | Grant deadline: January 2<br />

“If your actions inspire others to<br />

dream more, learn more, do more and become more,<br />

21.53<br />

22.01<br />

21.53<br />

22.01<br />

22.01<br />

26.10<br />

26.10<br />

26.10<br />

30.36<br />

30.36<br />

you are a leader.”<br />

- John Quincy Adams<br />

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akroncommunityfdn.org

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