04090 L 03-04 Annual Report - The Dayton Foundation

The JDS Fishing Foundation
– 2004 was created with
the proceeds of a winning
lottery ticket to enhance
the charitable interests of
its donors.
Krul Family Foundation –
2003 will further the charitable
activities of William
Krul, partner of Miller-
Valentine Group, and his
wife Patricia.
The Vincent C. and
Wendolyn W. Lewis
Charitable Fund – 2003
($47,455) supports the many
charitable interests of its
originators, Vincent Lewis,
president of Hyde Park
Electronics, and his wife
Wendolyn.
The Ellen C. Malahy Fund
– 2003 ($64,983) will provide
grants for activities that
give pleasure and enrichment
to the residents of the F. F.
Mueller Residential Center
in Springfield. Helen Malahy
Morris established this fund
through a bequest in memory
of her sister, Ellen C. Malahy.
The Mary Chapman
Mathews Fund – 2004
($48,012) was established
by Carillon Historical Park
to honor the numerous
contributions made by Mary
Chapman Mathews, who
served as the executive
director of the park from
1985 to 2003. Income will
be used to support projects
within the park, as advised
by Mary Mathews.
Miami Valley Child Development
Centers, Inc., Fund
– 2003 ($4,068) will help
fund Head Start services for
low-income families in Clark,
Madison and Montgomery
Counties. Head Start works
holistically through a balance
of parental involvement,
health, nutrition, social
competency and literacy
development.
The Miami Valley Metal
Working Museum Fund –
2003 was established by the
Dayton Tooling & Manufacturing
Association. The
fund will celebrate the history
of the Miami Valley’s
metal fabrication industry
by creating an exhibit at
Carillon Historical Park.
The Miamisburg Firemen’s
Association Scholarship
Fund – 2003 ($969) was
established by current and
retired employees of the
Miamisburg Fire Department
and the Reserve Firefighters,
as well as the Firefighters’
Union Local 3115. The fund
will award scholarships
to children of active-duty
Miamisburg firefighters.
The Muse Machine
The Muse Machine Musical
Endowment Fund (Honoring
Nat Horne and David
Dusing) – 2004 ($201,190),
founded by The Muse
Machine, honors the tremendous
work of Nat Horne,
choreographer and director,
and David Dusing, musical
director and co-producer, by
generating unrestricted revenue
for the organization’s
musical productions.
The National Aviation Hall
of Fame Endowment Fund
– 2004 will generate unrestricted
income to help perpetuate
this organization’s
mission to honor America’s
air and space pioneers.
Albert B. Reyes Scholarship
Fund – 2004 ($9,138)
honors the director of the
Muse Machine’s 1992 production
of South Pacific. An
annual scholarship will be
awarded to a high school
senior for exemplary participation
in the organization’s
annual student musical.
The Kathleen J. Schmidt
Memorial Fund – 2004
($51,525) was established by
Emerson Schmidt in memory
of his wife, who was a language
arts teacher at Herman
K. Ankeney Middle School
for 25 years. Scholarships
are to be awarded to high
school seniors who attended
Holy Family Elementary
School and who are planning
to attend Wright State University
to earn a degree
in teaching.
Schuster Performing Arts
Center Endowment Fund –
2003 ($5,064,197) was
established by The Arts
Center Foundation to help
subsidize the construction,
operation, maintenance and
preservation of the Benjamin
and Marian Schuster Performing
Arts Center, downtown
Dayton’s premiere
performing arts facility.
Albert B. Reyes
Marilyn K. and Delphin T.
Shannon
The Delphin T. and Marilyn
K. Shannon Fund – 2003
($3,292) will perpetuate the
donors’ passion for the arts
by providing annual income
for the arts and humanities
in the Dayton/Miami Valley
region. Marilyn K. Shannon,
a former arts administrator
and current Dayton Foundation
senior program officer,
and her husband, Delphin
T. Shannon, a retired Dayton
Public Schools psychologist,
established this fund.
The Philip and Jane
Sheridan Family Fund –
2004 ($2,465) will support
charitable activities, as
advised by its donors.
The Simms Family Fund
for Habitat for Humanity –
2003 ($110,342) was established
by Charles V. Simms,
his son Charles H. Simms
and his brother William A.
Simms, Jr., and their respective
companies, to raise
awareness and funds for
the Dayton Ohio Habitat
for Humanity.
The Pfeife Smith World
Affairs Scholarship Fund –
2003 ($37,109) was established
by the Dayton Council
on World Affairs to award
an annual scholarship in
honor of Ruth Pfeiffer Smith,
who was one of its founders
and an active community
leader.
Ruth Pfeiffer Smith
The Soin Family Fund –
2003 ($165,773) accommodates
the charitable giving
wishes of Rajesh Soin, a
former member of The Dayton
Foundation Governing
Board and founder, chairman
and CEO of Soin International,
and his wife Indu.
Dr. John C. and Marjorie L.
Stahler Family Fund –
2004 ($208,211) serves to
remember Marjorie Stahler
by providing unrestricted
income for six designated
Endowment Funds: The Dayton Foundation Report to the Community 2003-2004
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