2005 BCF Annual Report (PDF) - Brookline Community Foundation

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■ 16 ■ Identify Collaborate Commit Thrive How can you support Brookline now and in the future? Your gift of cash, securities or a planned gift can benefit the community in many ways: Named Unrestricted Fund A gift is made to the Brookline Community Foundation to establish a named grant fund for needs in the community as determined by the all-volunteer Board of Trustees and the Grants Committee. Donor Advised Fund A gift is made to the Brookline Community Foundation to establish a named grant fund. The donor may identify a special purpose or purposes for the fund. The donor may recommend grant recipients. Designated Fund A gift is made to the Brookline Community Foundation to establish a named grant fund to provide support for a specific nonprofit agency. Field of Interest Fund A gift is made to the Brookline Community Foundation to establish a named grant fund to provide suptport for a specific field of interest. Short-Term A gift is made to the Brookline Community Foundation to be distributed as charitable grants over a period of less than two years. Are you curious to know more about your options? Please call or email Molly Paul, Executive Director, at the Brookline Community Foundation | 617-566-4442 | mpaul@brooklinecommunity.org.
■ 17 ■ Over the past five years the Brookline Community Foundation has awarded hundreds of grants to more than 50 programs and organizations for… • social and educational services for low-income children • scholarships for after school and summer programs • emergency assistance to provide basic needs to Brookline citizens in crisis • support services for immigrant families, the elderly and the disabled. “What do you wish for Brookline in 3… 30… 300 years?” Brookline Community Foundation booth at the Brookline 300 Festival, November 13, 2005. Photo by Molly Paul.
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