#06-5139 Annual Report 06 V5 - Chester County Community ...

2006A N N U A L R E P O R TConnecting people who care with causes that matter.28 West Market Street • The Lincoln Building • West Chester, PA 19382(610) 696-8211www.chescocf.org • e-mail: info@chescocf.orgLET YOUR LEGACY make a difference IN CHESTER COUNTYAnnual Report CreditsDesign Firm: The Merz GroupPrinter: Star Printing, Inc.Photo Credits: Peter Hannon, Scott RowanMailing: MR Direct

LEGACY PHILANTROPHY ~ 1LEGACY PHILANTHROPY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIPS & AWARDS . . . . . . . . . . 4FUNDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8GALA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15DONORS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16DIRECTORS & COMMITTEES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28INVESTMENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31FINANCES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32YOUTH IS LIKE SPRING, AN OVER-PRAISED SEASON MOREREMARKABLE FOR BITING WINDS THAN GENIAL BREEZES.AUTUMN IS THE MELLOWER SEASON, AND WHAT WE LOSEIN FLOWERS WE MORE THAN GAIN IN FRUITS.- Samuel ButlerWhat is a Community Foundation?Established in 1994, the Community Foundation is a vehicle to build a substantial amount of money over timefrom the contributions of people of significant wealth and modest means, and to use the income from these funds,in the form of grants, to meet the community’s charitable needs now and into the future.Most of the funds at the Community Foundation are endowment funds. An endowment fund is a permanent fundthat creates a sustainable flow of grant dollars forever. Through prudent investment, both the body of the endowmentand the distribution available for grantmaking increase over time.The Chester County Community Foundation has three unique features:local expertise about important projects and programs that are making a significant difference in Chester County;personalized service to donors who want to maximize the impact of their contribution; andcommunity convener for issues that benefit from partnerships.With the support of those who care about Chester County, we will continue to grow and enhance the quality of lifefor all of those who live and work in Chester County.

LEGACY PHILANTHROPY ~ 3THE POWER OF legacy PHILANTHROPYWHAT LEGACY WILL YOU LEAVE?Dear Friends:At the Community Foundation, we are humbled and overjoyed by the abundance of community engagement, corporate socialinvestment, and family philanthropy in Chester County. We are surrounded by inspirational people who make good thingshappen every day. Here are some examples from this year:• In October, more than 250 guests attended our annual meeting and legacy awards ceremony.• In November, Haverford Trust hosted a Community Foundation dinner at the Dilworthtown Inn, where 45 guests learned aboutour economic and philanthropic outlook.• In December, 14 new funds were created, a calendar-year-end record.• In February, Hirtle Callaghan hosted a Community Foundation luncheon for over 75 donors, fund advisors, estate planners, andfinancial managers to explain the Community Foundation’s endowment fund investment strategies.• In March, Waterloo Gardens hosted Sweet Charity, a dessert- and flower-filled fundraising and networking event.• In March, West Chester University and Morgan Stanley hosted an evening of Corporate Social Responsibility with Ben & Jerry.More than 375 Community Foundation guests learned more about combining personal values with good business.• In April, in partnership with the Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance, West Chester University, and St. Joseph’s University, weinitiated our “State of the Arts in Chester County” project.• In May, we organized focus groups to learn more about Southern Chester County human service needs, especially of the Latinocommunity. These focus groups were conducted in partnership with the United Way of Southern Chester County, Health &Welfare Foundation of Southern Chester County, and Chester County Department of Human Services. Results will be shared withour fund advisors to encourage strategic grant making.• In May, we convened a successful and informative Corporate Social Investment Roundtable at Dansko.• In June, our “Giving for Good” gala – hosted by the Fillippos, co-chaired by the Feathermans, and presented with 1st National Bankas lead sponsor – attracted 225 guests for a celebration to honor Community Foundation leaders and celebrate philanthropy.• Throughout the year, our Youth Philanthropy Club at Great Valley High School continued to meet and inspire teens to take astronger role in volunteering and giving to their communities. Our Chester County Funders Group met to compare notes andshare best practices on funding and philanthropy. And the Community Foundation provided administrative services to theChester County Estate Planning Council to promote professional development across the field.And on top of all that, each day, staff met with families, business leaders, and professional advisors interested in learning more aboutlegacy philanthropy and how they can play a role.Now, by year’s end, 31 new funds have been created, with 2,565 donors contributing $3,119,056. This brings our total to 243 fundsand nearly $22 million under management, a 13% asset increase in one year even after we distributed $1.3 million in grants andscholarships.We are honored to help you establish your own Chester County legacy, aiming high to benefit our future generations.Sincerely,Philanthropy means much more than sending a check. It ensuresyour continuing support for causes you care about, in perpetuity. Itgives you the opportunity to carry on a family giving legacy. And,combined with careful estate planning, it ensures that your personalresources are put to use in ways that accomplish both your financialand charitable goals.Gifts to the Community Foundation can be made at any time toprovide funds for current community needs and for perpetuity. Byestablishing a fund with the Community Foundation, you receive:Permanence: The Community Foundation’s trusteeship ensures thatyour contribution will continually meet needs relevant to your interests.Commemoration: Your name or the name of a loved one can liveon through your fund. If you prefer, you may choose a name thatreflects your fund’s charitable purpose.Stewardship: The Foundation’s Board of Directors, with guidancefrom its Investment Committee, staff, and outside investmentcounsel, closely monitors the performance of professional investmentmanagers. The Foundation makes a full accounting to thecommunity through its annual report, audit, and IRS Form 990.Grantmaking Expertise: The Community Foundation can expertlyassist you in identifying charitable organizations and programs thataddress your particular interests.LIFETIME GIFTSYour charitable interests can be supported during your lifetime—and in perpetuity—through your gift. You will have the satisfactionof seeing your generosity at work as you carry out your charitableobjectives.FUTURE GIFTSThe Community Foundation can work with you to articulate yourwishes for a gift that would come to us after your lifetime. Weaccept most planned giving vehicles, including charitable gift annuities,bequests, retirement fund assets and life insurance. If youdecide to leave a planned gift to the Community Foundation, or to afund at the Community Foundation, please let us know so that wecan properly carry out your wishes.WAYS TO GIVEThere are many ways to become part of the CommunityFoundation and make a lasting contribution to ourcommunity:❥ Establish and name your own fund, a family fund,a scholarship fund, or a memorial fund, with a giftof $10,000 or more❥ Establish a fund to benefit a specific nonprofitcharity, with a gift of $10,000 or more❥ Support Chester County’s greatest needs andopportunities by contributing any amount to ourFund for Chester County❥ Focus your gift with a contribution to a Field ofInterest Fund (arts, health/human services, education,environment, religion)❥ Give anonymously❥ Make a planned gift, through your will, a charitabletrust, or a charitable gift annuity, to support a thriving,healthy Chester County community for years to come.The Community Foundation accepts awide variety of gifts including:❥ Cash❥ Publicly traded securities❥ Closely-held and pre-IPO stock❥ IRAs or life insurance with the Community Foundationas beneficiary❥ Remainder of a Charitable Remainder Trust❥ Remainder of a Pooled Income Fund❥ Lead gift of a Charitable Lead Trust❥ Real estateDavid M. Frees, III, Esq. Madeleine Wing Adler, Ph.D. Karen A. SimmonsChair of the Board 2004-2006 Chair of the Board 2006-2008 President/CEOFor more information, contact Karen Simmons,President/CEO at (610) 696-8845 or Beth Harper Briglia,Vice President of Donor Services and Grantmaking at(610) 696-8045. All meetings are confidential andinformational in nature.

GRANTS ~ 5GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIPS & AWARDSThe strength of the Chester County Community Foundation is in its power to change peoples’ lives. Each year, hundreds oforganizations-and thousands of people-are touched through the generosity of our donors.Our donors choose to support the community through the funds they establish at the Community Foundation. The majorityof grant decisions are made by the families and individuals whose funds the Community Foundation hold in trust. Thetypical grant size averages $3,500. The Community Foundation also grants a modest amount from the Fund for ChesterCounty, based on decisions made by a volunteer Grants Committee.During FY2006, 2,565 donors contributed $3.1 million to the Foundation, increasing our total assets to nearly $22 million.As a result, $1,329,768 in grants and scholarships were awarded this year to address needs in our community:During FY2006, the CommunityFoundation proudly awarded grants tothese nonprofits. Due to space limitations,only grants over $500 are listed:Aid for FriendsAlliance for Better HousingAmerican Cancer SocietyAmerican Red Cross, NationalAmerican Red Cross, SEPA ChapterARC of Chester CountyAssociation for the Colonial TheatreAtlantic Salmon FederationAve Maria UniversityBaker IndustriesBank Street College of EducationBarclay Friends Long Term CareBig Brothers/Big Sisters of Chester CountyBishop Shanahan High SchoolBournelyf Special CampBoy Scouts of America, Chester CountyCouncilBrandywine Health & Wellness FoundationBridge of HopeBright Side Opportunities CenterCalvary Fellowship ChurchCamp DreamcatcherCamphill Special SchoolCanine Partners for LifeCare Center FoundationCenter on Hearing & DeafnessCharlestown PlayhouseCheshire Land Preservation Fund321 grants totaling $1,224,868 and 90 scholarships totaling $104,900ChesPenn Health ServicesChester County Art AssociationChester County CaresChester County Community DentalChester County Fund for Women and GirlsChester County FuturesChester County Hospital FoundationChester County InterLinkChester County Pops OrchestraChester County Women’s ServicesChester Springs StudioChildren’s Country Week AssociationChildren’s Hospital FoundationChildren’s Hospital Los AngelesChildren’s Miracle NetworkChrist Community Church Building FundCitizen Advocacy of Chester CountyThe ClinicCoatesville Area Catholic ElementaryCoatesville Center for Community HealthCochranville Fire CompanyCommunity Bible Fellowship ChurchCommunity CoalitionCommunity Gardens of Chester CountyCommunity Volunteers in MedicineCounty Corrections Gospel MissionThe Crossroads SchoolCrozer Chester FoundationDaemion Counseling CenterDickinson CollegeEast End Neighborhood AssociationElizabeth Lund HomeEpiscopal Day SchoolFame Fire CompanyFamily Service of Chester CountyFellowship FarmFirst West Chester Fire CompanyFriends Association for Care & Protectionof ChildrenFriends of Nixon Park/Kennett Area ParkAuthorityFriendship Ministries FoundationGettysburg CollegeGlobal ActionGood Fellowship AmbulanceGood NeighborsGood Samaritan ShelterGood WorksGoshen Fire CompanyGreat Valley Nature CenterGrimes A.M.E. ChurchHabitat for Humanity of Chester CountyHandi-CraftersThe HickmanHistorical Society of Phoenixville AreaHoly Family SchoolHomes For Our TroopsHousing Partnership of Chester CountyInterfaith Housing AssistanceJenner’s PondKennett After-School Association/Afterthe BellKennett Underground Railroad CenterKesher Israel Pre-School and KindergartenKimberton Waldorf SchoolLa Comunidad HispanaLancaster Bible College Scholarship FundLan-Chester Christian SchoolLarge Animal Protection SocietyLondon Grove Friends KindergartenLord’s Pantry of DowningtownLycoming CollegeLyme Disease Association of SE PAMagic FoundationMalvern Fire CompanyMaternal & Child Health ConsortiumMaysie’s Farm Conservation CenterMichael Petrone FoundationMill at Anselma Preservation EducationalTrustNeighborhood Visiting Nurses AssociationNew London Presbyterian ChurchOpen HearthOpportunity InternationalOrion CommunitiesOur Lady of AssumptionOwen J. Roberts High SchoolOxford Area Neighborhood Services CenterOxford Church of the NazareneOxford MainstreetPA Bible SocietyPA Family InstitutePA Home of the SparrowPanther Ridge SanctuaryPeople’s Light and Theater CompanyPhoenix Village Art CenterPhoenixville Area Positive AlternativesPhoenixville Area Senior Adult ActivityCenterCCCF Grants Distributed July 1, 2005 - June 30, 2006Phoenixville HomesPhoenixville Public LibraryPlanned Parenthood of Chester CountyPolice Athletic League of Chester CountyPottstown Cluster Outreach CenterPrimitive Hall FoundationPriority One FoundationProjects in EducationResidential Living OptionsRuth S. Hodgson Scholarship FundS. Chester County Emergency MedicalServicesSafe HarborSaints Philip & James SchoolSaints Simon & Jude SchoolSalvation ArmySalvation Army of Greater West ChesterSCTE FoundationShenkel United Church of ChristThe Smile TrainSpecial Olympics PASt. Agnes SchoolSt. Katharine of SiennaSt. Mary’s Franciscan ShelterSt. Patrick SchoolSteve Wingfield Evangelistic AssociatesStroud Research CenterThirteen/WNETThorncroft Equestrian CenterUnion Township UnitedUnited World Mission #031272University of Maryland FoundationUrban Family CouncilVeterans of Foreign Wars, Post 106PA EITC Scholarships 3%Human Services 40%Villa Maria Academy High SchoolVolunteer English ProgramThe Walden SchoolWC Atkinson Memorial CommunityService CenterThe WentworthWest Chester Area Day Care CenterWest Chester Area Senior CenterWest Chester Christian SchoolWest Chester Civic AssociationWest Chester Dance WorksWest Chester Friends SchoolWestminster Presbyterian ChurchWest-Mont Christian AcademyWesttown SchoolWharton Esherick MuseumWilderness SocietyWilliam Alanson White InstituteWillistown Country Day Montessori SchoolsWindsor Christian AcademyWoman’s Club of DowningtownWomen Helping Battered WomenYMCA-Brandywine ValleyYMCA-Hip Kids ProgramYMCA-Kennett AreaYMCA-Upper Main LineYMCA-West Chester AreaYoung Life-Chester CountyYoung Life-Southern Chester CountyYWCA-Chester CountyTo obtain grant and scholarship guidelines,contact the Chester County CommunityFoundation at (610) 696-8211 orwww.chescocf.org.Scholarships 4%Education 15%Health 16%Environmental 2%CommunityImprovement 4%Religion 6%Arts & Culture 10%

AWARDS ~ 7PHILANTHROPY AWARDSPHILANTHROPY AWARDSThe Chester County Community Foundation established Let Your Legacy Make A Difference Awards to highlight philanthropic good worksand inspire more throughout Chester County. Philanthropy is defined as “active efforts to promote human welfare as manifested in donationsof money, property, or work to needy persons or to socially useful purposes.” Legacy philanthropists give of their own time and resources, aswell as inspire others to give for the long run.DR. HENRY A. AND BARBARA M. JORDAN AWARD: DAVID M. FREES, JR.The Community Foundation created the Jordan Award in 1999 to honor the philanthropy of Dr. Henry A. andBarbara M. Jordan of Chester Springs. This award annually honors an individual who has demonstrated alifetime of exemplary philanthropic leadership. Philanthropic involvement must be broad in scope, leading tosignificant accomplishments that ultimately make a real difference in improving the quality of life in Chester County.This year, the Jordan Award was bestowed upon David M. Frees, Jr. of Phoenixville.This award honor Frees’ lifelong,far-reaching commitment spanning the spectrum from health to human services to historic preservation.Frees, who serves on the Board of the Phoenixville Community Health Foundation, helped establish the HistoricalSociety of the Phoenixville Area and was instrumental in consolidating the United Way into one local organization.He also took a leadership role in the Phoenixville Area YMCA’s Endowment Fund and the Heritage Club. He hasserved on the Board of the Chester County Historical Society, was President of the PhoenixvilleJaycees, and President of the Phoenixville Area Chamber of Commerce. Most significantly, his children andgrandchildren have all taken on important philanthropic leadership roles, starting at an early age.State Representative Carol Rubley noted, “David Frees has spent a lifetime of personal involvement trying tomake certain that the overall quality of life within the Phoenixville community and throughout the county is thebest it can be.”Frees chose to split the $5,000 Jordan Award grant between two nonprofits, the Phoenixville Area Senior AdultActivity Center and the Historical Society of the Phoenixville Area.JORDAN AWARD HONOREES2000 Elizabeth Moran of Paoli2001 Gordon B. Hattersley, Jr. of Berwyn2002 Aaron Martin of Kennett Square2003 Charles L. “Skip” Huston, III of Chester Springs2004 Penelope “Penny”Wilson of Malvern2005 David M. Frees, Jr. of PhoenixvilleThe Community Foundation accepts nominations for Legacy Awards throughout the year.Decisions are made each summer. To receive a nomination form, contact the CommunityFoundation at (610) 696-8211 or info@chescocf.org.THANKS FOR CARINGAWARD:Marvin and Shirley Porter of theEast End NeighborhoodAssociationThe Thanks for Caring Award spotlightsneighborhood organizers whowork at a grassroots level to promotelocal causes by giving time, talent and treasure, as wellas recruiting others to the causes.Marvin and Shirley Porter of West Chester were honored fortheir spirited commitment to neighborhood and communityphilanthropy. The Porters have passionately volunteered theirtime and energy to the development, growth and enhancementof West Chester through their leadership at The East EndNeighborhood Association. The Porters strive, with greatsuccess, to broaden horizons, to serve as an alternative tothe streets, and to take an active and influential role in thedevelopment of West Chester youth.With a zest fueled by the needs of East End Youth, thePorters launched dance classes at the Community Center,raised funds to send children to the Chester County ArtAssociation, arranged tours of the Chester County HistoricalSociety, started a Boy Scout troop, and organized mentoringand literacy tutoring. This is only the beginning of the EastEnd’s initiatives to secure a bright future for West Chester’syouth.DOOR OPENER AWARD:L. Peter Temple, Esq. of Larmore,Scarlett, Myers & TempleThe Door Opener Award is bestowedupon a professional advisor whobrings legacy philanthropy options tothe attention of their clients for theirconsideration. These professionaladvisors are significant in propellingthe philanthropic agenda.L. Peter Temple, Esq. has been an outstanding advocate, promotinglegacy philanthropy whenever it seems appropriate,and planting seeds of ideas for future germination.A strong believer in the power of collective philanthropy,Temple is unabashed in recommending that clients considerthe needs of the world around them, now and forever.CORPORATE SOCIALINVESTMENT AWARD:Peter Kjellerup and Mandy Cabot of DanskoThe Corporate Social Investment Award is givento corporate leaders who demonstrate soundprinciples of business leadership and helps thecommunity prosper by consistently supportinglocal charities.Peter Kjellerup and Mandy Cabot are co-founders of Dansko, Inc., whichdistributes uniquely comfortable footwear to more than 3,500 retaillocations, primarily in the U.S. and Canada. They have used theirbusiness as a springboard into community involvement and philanthropiccommitment. Through their leadership at Dansko, they have redefinedthe notion of corporate citizenship to include a code of ethics and practiceswhich encourage employees to, in Cabot’s words, “take a stand, make adifference, slay apathy.”Kjellerup and Cabot lead their employees by example.They make financialcontributions to numerous nonprofits, focusing especially on grassrootssocial justice, youth, and environmental causes. They also created theDansko Foundation, which encourages employee participation in grantdecisions. At Dansko, Kjellerup and Cabot promote volunteerism oncompany time as well as leverage employee volunteer hours with corporatedonations.This award honors Kjellerup and Cabot’s participation at theforefront of a growing international trend: values-based, mission-drivenbusiness enterprise.THE ACORN AWARD:Phoenixville Youth Philanthropy ProgramThe Phoenixville Youth Philanthropy Program is a partnership of thePhoenixville Community Health Foundation, the Community EducationFoundation, and the Phoenixville Area School District.The middle and high school developed curriculums to help studentslearn first-hand about philanthropy. In its first year, the middle-schoolprogram, “Think Globally - Act Locally,” concentrated on issues affectingchildren, sick and disabled people, and animals. The high school independentstudy program, “Students with a Purpose” focused on eatingdisorders and positive body image in young people.The program is a student-driven effort facilitated by staff.The mission of theprogram-to provide students with the opportunity to gain hands-onknowledge about philanthropy-was achieved and surpassed in its first year.

FUNDS ~ 9FUNDSCCCF FUNDSAnnuity Fund for CCCF, 2002Benjamin Franklin Trust, 1995Chester County Community Foundation -Annual Operating Fund, 1994Chester County Community Foundation -Operating Endowment, 2000Chester County Community FoundationYouth Philanthropy Fund, 2005Fund for Chester County - GrantsEndowment Fund, 1995Fund for Coatesville, 2000Gettysburg Address Contest, 2004Jordan Award Fund, 2000Lincoln Building - Endowed Fund, 1998Lincoln Building - Provisional Fund, 2003Lincoln Building Monitoring - BrandywineConservancy, 1998Philadelphia Inquirer Fund, 1998Verizon Reads: Chester County LiteracyChampions Fund, 2004West Chester Trust & Relief Fund, 2000CCCF AFFIILATE FUNDSChester County 2020 - Annual OperatingFund, 1998Chester County 2020 - OperatingEndowment, 2001DONOR ADVISED & FIELDOF INTEREST FUNDS1002 Fund, 1999Aaron & Jean Martin Fund, 1996Anne Stroud Hannum Fund, 1998Barney Harahan Memorial Fund, 2002Barrie Stavis Foundation, 2002Baylus & Deborah Francis Fund, 2002Beccaria Charitable Fund, 2006Brianne Carter Memorial Fund, 1999The Chester County Community Foundation proudly presents these 243 funds that havebeen established at the Community Foundation since our founding in 1994. The 31 fundsestablished this year are in COLORED PRINT. Noted after each fund is the inception date.Bugel Family Fund, 1998Caroline Manning Bolton Legacy Fund,2002Chain of Love Foundation for TurnersSyndrome, 2004Champlain Social Ministry Fund, 1999Clay-Mir Charitable Foundation, 2000Coatesville Community Health Fund, 1996Connor T. Schmidt Foundation, 2001Constance & Michael Briglia MemorialFoundation, 2006Daryl E. & Martha J.Thomas Fund, 2002David A. Jackson Legacy Fund, 2005Delno C. Large & Dennis C. LargeMemorial Fund, 2005Di & Dallas Krapf Foundation, 1999Diane & Thomas Lafferty Fund, 1999Doe Run Charitable Fund, 2005Edward H. & Dorothy K. DickolFoundation, 2006Everett Frank Legacy Fund, 2001Farnesi Family Foundation, 2000Frees Family Fund, 1998Front Porch Trust Fund, 2004Good Fight Foundation, 2005Goodnow Fund, 2004Happy Romar Fund of Chester County,1999Harry & Aggie Tyler Can-Do Foundation,1999Healthy Communities Partnership, 1997Heart in Hand Partnership, 2000Helen & Paul Breitegam Fund, 2003HeLP Fund, 2000Hollenbach Family Foundation, 2001Honorable Dr. Elinor Z. Taylor CharitableFoundation, 2005James M. & Lois B. Herr FamilyFoundation, 1996Jane M. & George P. Warren, Jr. FamilyFund, 2000Jim Decker Compassion MinistryFund, 2002Joan & William Walkup Family Fund,1999John Rock Memorial Fund, 2004Jordan Family Fund for ChesterCounty, 1995K&M Fund, 2003Karrlin Field Memorial Fund, 2005Kathleen McBratnie Memorial Fund,2004Kenneth W. & Joanne H.TunnellFund, 1997Kennett Cultural Initiative, 2005Kevin Holleran Fund, 1999Koester Family Foundation, 2000Krapf Family Foundation, 1999Let’s Read Math/AAUW, MakefieldArea Branch, 2005Let’s Read Math/AAUW, West Chester-Chester County Branch, 2005M&M Fund, 2001Margaret E. Coppedge Memorial Fund toBenefit Grimes AME Church SundaySchool, 2005Marjorie L. & Arthur P. Miller, Jr.Fund, 1995Maurice E. Warrick, Jr. MemorialEducation & Scholarship Fund, 2004Mesothelioma & Asbestos DiseaseSociety Fund, 2004Michael G. Maybroda Memorial Fund,2005Moretzsohn Family Foundation, 2000Nannette & Dale Krapf Foundation, 1999Newell D. Goff Fund, 2000Niles-Milner Fund for Student Travel,2000Orchard Fund, 2000Parkesburg Environmental Fund, 1997Patricia C. & John Celii, Jr. Foundation, 1999Patricia C. & John Celii, Jr. MedicalResearch Fund, 1999PFF Fund, 2000Pink House Fund, 1998Platform Tennis State TournamentFund, 2006Priority One Foundation LegacyFund, 2004Raymond Montoni Music ScholarshipFund, 2000RE/MAX Main Line CharitableFoundation, 2006Richard & Lois Hodgson Fund, 1999Robert & Jennifer McNeil Fund, 1995Robert M. Price Memorial Fund, 2004Robert S. & Mary Katherine JonesFoundation, 1998Robert Wiley Miller MemorialFoundation, 2000Samantha Lee Zajac Memorial Fund, 2001Schramm Foundation Fund, 2005Schwartz Family Fund, 2000Shobaken Family Fund, 1998Singleton Family Fund, 1998Society of Cable TelecommunicationsEngineers Fund, 2005Spot Castle Foundation Fund, 2003St. Ann Rose Fund, 2000Stanley’s Dream, 2004Susan Groome Harney MemorialFund, 2000T&G Charitable Trust, 2005Tom Polis Golf Classic for Young Life,2002Trajabay Fund, 2005Tres Foundation, 2003Tyler Family Fund, 2005Valerie Lamb Smith Art Fund, 1997Valor Bowl Fund, 1999Vaughan Family Fund, 2000William M.Taylor Memorial Fund, 2004Woody’s Woods Memorial Fund, 2003Youth Suicide Prevention Task Force ofChester County Fund, 2005NONPROFIT-DESIGNATED &ORGANIZATIONAL ENDOWMENTFUNDSAmerican Cancer Society, 1995American Helicopter Museum, 2003Anonymous via Charitable Gift Annuity, 2004ARC of Chester County, 1999Avon Grove Library, 2000Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Chester County,1998Bishop Shanahan Archdiocesean HighSchool, 2002Bournelyf Special Camp, 2000Brandywine Valley Association, 1997Camphill Soltane Foundation, 1997Camphill Special School, 2005Canine Partners For Life, 1999Chadds Ford Historical Society, 2003Charlestown Playhouse, 2004Chesmont Astronomical Society, 2005Chester County Art Association, 1999Chester County Estate Planning Council,2005Chester County Fund for Women & Girls -Grants Endowment, 1995Chester County Fund for Women & Girls -Operating Endowment, 1998Chester County Fund for Women & Girls -SRI Endowment, 2004Chester County Futures - OperatingEndowment, 2001Chester County Library, 1995Chester County Pops Orchestra, 2005Chester County S.P.C.A., 1997Community Coalition, 2000Community Gardens of Chester County, 2000Daemion Counseling Center, 2004Delaware County Community Foundation,2002Downingtown Educational Foundation, 1999Downingtown Works, 2001East End Neighborhood Association, 2004Friends of Anson B. Nixon Park, 1999Friends of Oakbourne, 2006Good Works, 1998Gordon B. Hattersley, Jr. Endowment Fundfor Community Volunteers in Medicine, 1999Great Valley Nature Center, 2002Habitat for Humanity of Chester County,1997Handi-Crafters, 1999The Hickman, 2004Home & Farm Antique Association, 2000Hope Springs Equestrian Therapy, 2004Housing Partnership of Chester County, 2004Jenner’s Pond Resident EndowmentFund, 2001John H. Phillips III Memorial Fund forHorseshoe Scout Reservation, 2000John Rock Memorial Fund, 2004Kennett Symphony of Chester County, 2006Kiwanis Club of Phoenixville, 2000LIFE Center, 2000Lions Club of Kennett Square, 2001Maternal & Child Health Consortium ofChester County, 1998Mill at Anselma Preservation & EducationalTrust, 2003Nicholas Bright Fund for MontgomerySchool, 1996Optimist Club of Coatesville, 1997Parkesburg Free Library, 1996Phoenixville Community EducationFoundation, 2006Phoenixville Public Library, 1999Planned Parenthood of Chester County, 1995Police Athletic League of Chester County,1998Primitive Hall Foundation, 1996Priority One Foundation Legacy Fund, 2004Samuel Barber Foundation, 1999Spackman-Holleran Fund for United Way ofChester County, 1998Stroud Fund for Water Research, 1997Temenos Retreat Center’s “In Company WithAngels” Project, 2005

FUNDS ~ 11Thorncroft, 2000United Way of Southern Chester County,2004Upattinas School & Resource Center,2003Upper Main Line YMCA, 2000W. Marshall Schmidt Fund for Childrens’Country Week Association, 1996Walden School, 2001West Chester Area Senior Center, 2004West Chester Downtown Foundation, 2004West Chester Film Festival, 2004West Chester Friends School, 2006West Chester University Library, 1995West Goshen Lions Club Foundation,1998Wharton Esherick Studio PreservationFund, 2000William S. West H.O.P.E. MemorialFund, 2000Willistown Tricentennial Fund, 2004Willistown United Methodist Church,2000Woman’s Club of Downingtown, 2003YMCA of the Brandywine Valley, 2002SCHOLARSHIP FUNDSAlice Lawson Scholarship Fund, 1997Alice M.Thomas Scholarship Fund, 1998Carl O. Benner Scholarship Fund, 2001Carl Schnellenbach Wrestling ScholarshipFund, 2001Charles A. Melton ScholarshipFund, 2003Charles R. White Scholarship Fund, 1999Coach Millard Robinson MemorialFund, 2001Dana Marie Carr Memorial Scholarship,2000Delaware County Community CollegeScholarship Fund, 2000Dr. John H. Hewlett, III ScholarshipFund, 1998Dr. W.T.M. Johnson MemorialFoundation, 1999Drew McWilliams, Jr. ScholarshipFund, 1997Elizabeth G. Dorsett MemorialScholarship Fund, 2001Eugene J. & Mary DiFilippo ScholarshipFund, 1999Front Porch Trust Fund, 2004George W. Martyn, Jr. ScholarshipFund, 2000Halliday Clark, Sr. Memorial ScholarshipFund, 1996Harry Dunn Art Scholarship Fund, 2001Janet P. Shaner Memorial ScholarshipFund, 2006John & Mary DiCecco ScholarshipFund, 1999Lucinda P. Wallace MemorialScholarship, 2002Madalene Hayes Conner ScholarshipFund, 2003Mayor Clifford E. DeBaptiste ScholarshipFoundation, 1998Natalie A.W. Leaf Charitable Trust, 2000Nicholas R. MacElree ScholarshipFund, 2005Paul Hassenplug Scholarship Fundof The Rotary Club of Central ChesterCounty, 1999Peoples First Scholarship Donor AdvisedFund, 2004Quaker City Farmers ScholarshipFund, 2000Robert & Doris Hanna ScholarshipFund, 2003Rotary Club of Coatesville EducationalFund, 1996Susan DeCecco Scholarship Fund, 1999Vicky Ahlum Memorial ScholarshipFoundation, 2005Westtown-Goshen Rotary ScholarshipFoundation, 1999Your Part-Time Controller Excellence inAccounting Scholarship, 2005SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS - PAEducational Improvement TaxCredit ProgramAlliance Environmental ScholarshipFund, 2004Aqua Pennsylvania ScholarshipFund, 2004DNB First Scholarship Fund, 2005Fulton Bank Scholarship Fund, 2005Merrill Lynch Scholarship Fund, 2004National Penn Bank ScholarshipFund, 2006New Century Bank ScholarshipFund, 2003PNC Financial Services GroupScholarship Fund, 2003Sovereign Bankcorp ScholarshipFund, 2005Verizon Pennsylvania ScholarshipFund, 2003Waste Management ScholarshipFund, 2003Anyone interested in creating a legacyfund or contributing to an existing fundis urged to contact Donor Services at(610) 696-8211 or info@chescocf.org.The minimum contribution to establishan endowed fund is $10,000. Funds rangein size from $10,000 to $6 million.AFFILIATE FUND 2020Chester County 2020 was established in 1996 to initiate and support activities that provideinformation, promote dialogue and build consensus around issues of planning andgrowth management that are similar to those addressed by the County’s comprehensiveplan, Landscapes. Chester County 2020’s FY06 calendar demonstrated the durability ofsupport for its programs, while successfully exploring new ground.Chester County 2020 programs attempt to maximize• understanding and communication among often vastly diverse groups;• identification of common ground, with the intention of encouragingmore productive decision-making processes;• involvement from the broad community as people come together as equals;• the ability to address concerns before contention divides constituenciesinto “them and us;”• more effective understanding of the opportunities presentedby individual issues;• acceptance of smarter growth as a vehicle for balancing land preservation with morethoughtful development.Community Visioning: Monthly meetings at Coatesville City Hall has resulted inenhanced communication and cooperation among the city and surrounding municipalities.Legislators, county commissioners, and representatives of county agencies as well as DEPand PAWC have found these meetings productive in many ways. CC2020 has receivedfunding to conduct visioning forums with individual municipalities in preparation for amajor regional session.Master Planner Program: Fall 2006 marks the fourth year of the Master PlannerProgram, a series developed by the PA Planning Association and Penn State ExtensionService via PA Municipal Planning Education Institute. Each course, offered to municipalofficials, planning commissions, zoning hearing boards, real estate professionals, attorneys,citizens and the corporate community, qualifies for a continuing education unit credits. Thecompletion of three basic courses in three years is recognized with a “Master PlannerCertificate.” The program is sponsored by CC2020, CCPC, and West Chester University’sSchool of Business & Public Affairs and Department of Geography.Keep Farming First: The partnership with Penn State Cooperative Extension-ChesterCounty and Chester County Development Council has been expanded with the addition ofthe Chester County Agricultural Development Council. Keep Farming First, in its fifth year,is scheduled for February 15, 2007 at Penn State-Great Valley. The keynoter will be JoleneBrown, well known nationally for her upbeat approach to farmer preservation. Brown willjoin state and county specialists and top-of-the-line farmers in sessions to support ourregion’s farmers. An important allied focus will be Transitions, the effective transfer fromfarmers to younger family members and others who want to enter farming.Land Trust Consortium: In its second year, the LTC offers Chester County’s land truststhe opportunity to communicate and cooperate around issues of common interest, withCC2020 serving as convener.Advisory Board MembersHenry F.Thorne, ChairGeorge Asimos, Esq.James BorumLawrence BosleyJudy DiFilippoBlair FleischmannMark MitmanAmy McKennaWilliam ReynoldsWilliam ScottHelen (Ginny) V. WoodNancy Mohr, ex officioStaffNancy L. MohrExecutive DirectorGeorge W. FasicProject ConsultantWilliam J. StevensAdministrative Consultant

DONORS ~ 17DONORS7/1/2005 to 6/30/2006Due to space limitations, donationsover $100 are included in this listing.All donations are vital to us.Chester County Community Foundation- Friends Gifts to OperatingAnonymous1st National Bank of Chester CountyMr. & Mrs. Francis H. Abbott, IIIThe Addis GroupDr. Madeleine W. Adler & Dr. Frederick S.LaneMr. & Mrs. Michael AlfonsiMr. & Mrs. Drew A. AllevaMrs. Alfred K. AlthouseAmeriprise FinancialMrs. Margaret P. AndersonMs. Evelyn V. AndrewsDr. Linda R. AntonowichArcadia Land CompanyMr. & Mrs. Allen ArmstrongMajor General & Mrs. Wallace C. ArnoldMs. Irma L. BaileyMr. & Mrs. Charles P. Baker, IIIMr. & Mrs. Herbert BalianDr. Louis J. BeccariaMr. & Mrs. Anthony BeilerBeiler-Campbell RealtorsMr. & Mrs. Henry S. Belber, IIMrs. Jean Wyeth BellBishop Shanahan Archdiocesean HighSchoolDr. & Ms.Timothy V. BlairMr. & Mrs. Lawrence S. BlockMr. Frederick J. Boehlke, Jr.Mr. Richard Bonner/United Way DelawareMr. & Mrs. Barry BooseMr. & Mrs. James N. BorumBrandywine Health & Wellness FoundationBrandywine Valley AssociationThe Board and Staff of the Chester County Community Foundation gratefully recognize ourdonors during fiscal year 2006. These philanthropists made contributions to Chester CountyCommunity Foundation operations, affiliated fund operations and endowments, programs,services, scholarships and special projects. Donations to Community Foundation funds totaled$3.1 million from 2,565 donors.Mr. & Mrs. Michael BrigliaBuckley, Brion, McGuire, Morris &SommerMrs. Dorothy Fehr BurkMr. & Mrs. James BurnhamMr. & Mrs. Frank ByrneMr. & Mrs. William L. CainMr. Donald E. CallaghanMr. & Mrs. William L. CarlMs. Martha Carson-GentryMr. & Mrs. David CarterMr. & Mrs. John Celii/Patricia C. & JohnCelii, Jr. FoundationCharlestown Paving & ExcavatingChester County Country PropertiesCitizens Bank of PAMr. Alan ClarkMs. Carol Ann ClarkMs. Sandra ClausMr. & Mrs. Martin ClompusMr. & Mrs. Patrick J. ComerfordMr. & Mrs.Thomas ComittaMs. Anne M. CongdonMr. & Mrs. Michael CookMrs. Evie CorradoMr. & Mrs. Keith CougheyCountryside ConsultingMr. & Mrs. William S. CovertCrime Victims’ Center of Chester CountyMrs. Anne R. CrowleyDerry Meeting FarmMr. Joseph J. Dimaio, Jr. & Ms. CamilleFocarinoDr. & Mrs. Verdi J. DiSesaMr. & Mrs. Saunders DixonDonald J. Rosato Charitable FoundationMr. James Dunigan/United Way of SE PADr. & Mrs. Alan G. ElkoMr. & Mrs. Michael E. EllingDr. Ewa FabiszewskaMr. & Mrs. John A. Featherman, IIIMr. & Mrs. Arnold FeinmanJudith Stillman Finkel, Ph.D.Ms. JoAnn FisherMr. & Mrs. Lewis R. Frame, Sr.Mrs. Deborah H. FrancisMrs. Everett Frank, Jr.Frees InsuranceMr. & Mrs. David M. Frees, IIIMr. & Mrs. David M. Frees, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Robb S. FreesMr. & Mrs. Dale H. FrensMrs. Esther Bern GanskyMs. Carol Ware GatesDr. & Mrs. Morrie G. GoldMs. Susan J. GoldsworthyMr. & Mrs. R. Duff GordonMr. & Mrs. John B. HagensThe Honorable & Mrs. John HallMr. & Mrs. John HalstedMrs. Samuel M. V. HamiltonMr. Peter G. HannonMrs. Patricia A. HarahanMr. Stephen B. HarrisMrs. Gordon B. Hattersley, Jr.Mr. Scott T. HattersleyThe Haverford Trust CompanyMs. Diane HazumMr. Matt Hein & Ms.Tracy DiSantoMr. & Mrs. Horace A. HemenwayMr. & Mrs. Michael HenniganMr. & Mrs. J. M. Herr/James M. &Louis B. Herr Family FoundationThe HickmanHirtle Callaghan & Co.Mr. & Mrs. Richard Hodgson/Richard &Lois Hodgson FundMs. Doris A. HoffmanMr. Kevin HolleranMr. & Mrs. A. Dunham Hollister, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. William L. HostetterHudson United BankMr. & Mrs. Charles Lukens Huston, IIIMr. & Mrs. Steven B. HuttonMr. & Mrs. Rudolf E. HutzMr. & Mrs. Jeff JefferisJohn Milner ArchitectsMr. & Mrs. Richard I. G. JonesMr. & Mrs. Michael E. KalogrisMr. & Mrs. Robert E. KeithMr. & Mrs. Matthew D. KellyMr. & Mrs. Stephen J. KellyMr. William M. KeyserMr. & Mrs. Jeff KitchenSharon & Damon KletzienMr.Thomas C. Koester, Jr. &Ms. Sara E. WilliamsMr. Paul R. KopeyMr. & Mrs. Dallas L. KrapfMr. Kurt A. KunschMr. Richard A. KunschMr. & Mrs. Carl LamastraMr. William S. LatoffMr. & Mrs. Robert C. LegniniMr. & Mrs. Edward A. LeoLinda L. MacElree, Esq.MacElree Harvey Ltd.Mr. & Mrs. Ian A. MacKinnonMr. & Mrs. William S. MalanyMs. Mary Alice Dorrance MaloneMr. & Mrs. Aaron Martin/Jean & AaronMartin FundMauger & Co.Mr. Clyde A. Mauger, IIIMr. Foster M. MaysMr. Burke MazeMs. Kimberly McDonaldMr. & Mrs. Richard A. McDonaldJames E. McErlane, Esq.Ms. Margaret M. McGoldrickMr. & Mrs. John F. McKennaMr. & Mrs. Michael B. McLellandMs. Ann McNallyMr. & Mrs. Robert D. McNeil/Robert &Jennifer McNeil FundMr. Carl J. Meister, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Peter D. MelchiorreThe Merz GroupMr. & Mrs. Arthur P. Miller, Jr.Ms. Wynne MilnerMs. Cynthia MinutiMr. & Mrs. Rodman W. Moorhead, IIIMs. Caroline MoranMrs. J. Maxwell MoranMr. & Mrs. Ranney R. MoranMorgan StanleyMr. & Mrs. Kenneth B. MummaMs. Rena Murphy/United Way DelawareNew Century BankMr. & Mrs. Jack NiggemanMr. & Mrs. Stephen NiggemanMrs. Roberta OdellMr. & Mrs. Lawrence M. O’DonnellMr. Patrick C. O’Donnell & Ms. HannahGardnerThe Pampered ChefMr. & Mrs. James C. PattersonMark G. Pavlovich, Ph.D.PECO, An Exelon Company and ExelonGenerationMr. H.L. Perry PepperThe Philadelphia FoundationPhoenixville Area YMCAPhoenixville Community HealthFoundationPhoenixville Federal Bank & TrustMr. & Mrs. Dale PorterMr. Robert A. Portnoy &Ms. Stephanie J. WicksMr. & Mrs. Craig PostlewaitMr. & Mrs. Mark E. ProwellProwell Financial ManagementMr. & Mrs. Douglas H. PyleMr. & Mrs. Jon E. RayMr. & Mrs. Michael ReifferMr. Jason M. Reiser & Ms. Kimberly L.MacDonaldMr. & Mrs. John J. ReynoldsMr. & Mrs. Robert E. RiggMr. Peter A. RittenhouseDr. Elizabeth Kirk RoseMr. & Mrs. Robert G. RoskampHonorable & Mrs. Chris RossMr. & Mrs. Burton Rothenberger/UnitedWay of SE PAMr. & Mrs. Frank RoweMr. & Mrs. A. Joseph RubinoMs. Elizabeth M. ScattergoodDr. & Mrs. Arthur P. SchlessMs. Claudia SchindlerMr. & Mrs. Robert W. Schini, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Hubert J.P. SchoemakerMr. Paul T. SchwabMs. Melanie S. ScottFrances Sheehan & Ricardo Gelman -In Honor of Peter TempleMrs. Sandra S. ShiversMr. & Mrs. Eli SilbermanMs. Karen Ann SimmonsSimple PleasuresDr. & Mrs. Henry SineathMr. & Ms. Robert W. Smith, Jr.Mr. Neil J. Smith & Ms. Laurette RupMr. & Mrs. Langhorne B. SmithMs. Barbara McIlvaine SmithMs.Terri L. SmithMrs. Elizabeth H. SpackmanMr. & Mrs. Robert SpahrMs. Karen D. Stahl, CPAMiss Marilyn Lee SteinbrightMr. & Mrs. Richard SterlacciMr. & Mrs. Robert W. StevensonMr. & Mrs. George Strawbridge, Jr.Mr. Robert G. Struble, Jr.Ms. Elizabeth B. StullSugartown Smoked SpecialtiesRobert S. Supplee, Esq., JD, LLMMr. & Mrs. Joseph TankleThe Honorable Dr. Elinor Z.TaylorMrs. Anson W. H.Taylor, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. L. Peter TempleMr. Craig Lincoln TuckerMr. & Mrs. Kenneth W.TunnellTurks Head Inn

DONORS ~ 19U.S.Trust CompanyMrs. Lindley M. WinstonBugel Family FundRaymond M. HemstreetMr. Kevin M. SassMr. Roger EnloeUnited Way of Chester CountyMr. & Mrs. Peter Wright, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. BugelHeritage Building GroupMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. SchwartzMr. & Mrs. Charles FleischmanUnited Way of DelawareUnited Way of Tri-StateUnruh Turner Burke & FreesMr. & Mrs. Peter D. VerbovszkyMr. & Mrs. David D. VermeilEva L. Verplanck, Ph.D.Verplanck Family Fund at the DelawareCommunity FoundationWachoviaWachovia Wealth ManagementMr. & Mrs. Samuel WagnerWaterloo GardensWeathervane Wealth ManagementMs. Deborah Holt WeilMr. & Mrs. Grant J. WengerMr. & Mrs. Bruce Allen WestMr. & Mrs. Kenneth WestWest Chester University of PAMr. & Mrs. James A. Whisman, Jr.Mrs. Cathie N. WhitlockMr. & Mrs. James T. WilleyWilliam Penn FoundationMr. & Mrs. Bruce N. WilliamsMrs. Lydia Willits-BartholomewWilmington Trust of PAMrs. Lindley M. WinstonMr. & Mrs. J.K. WittleMr. & Mrs. Peter Wright, Jr.Chester County Community Foundation -Campaign for IndependenceAnonymousChester County Community Foundation -Grant Fund for Chester CountyMs. Irma L. BaileyMr. & Mrs. Barry BooseMrs. Elizabeth Harper Briglia, CPACoatesville Area Senior CenterThe Colket FoundationMs. Anne M. CongdonMr. & Mrs. Kenneth B. MummaMr. & Mrs. Nick RevakChester County Community Foundation -Gettysburg Address Contest1st National Bank of Chester CountyAmeriprise FinancialChester County Community FoundationStancato/AbdalaThe Honorable Dr. Elinor Z.TaylorWeston SolutionsZukin RealtyChester County Community Foundation -Jordan Award FundAnonymousAlice Lawson Scholarship FundAnonymousAAUW West Chester BranchMr. & Mrs. Barry BooseMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey C. DoreAlice M. Thomas Scholarship FundAnonymous1st National Bank of Chester CountyMr. & Mrs. John P. CorryMr. & Mrs. Jean S. Fugett, Sr.Human Relations Council of Greater WestChesterMr. & Mrs. William H. Seybold, Jr.Hon. & Mrs. Lawrence E. WoodAqua PA Scholarship Fund - PAEITCAqua PABarney Harahan Memorial FundExelon Nuclear LGS EmployeesAssociationMr. & Mrs. Glenn C. MillsBeccaria Charitable FundDr. Louis J. BeccariaBrianne Carter Memorial FundRun for BrianneCamphill Special School FundCamphill Special SchoolsChain of Love Foundation forTurner SyndromeAnonymous422 RealtyMr. & Mrs. George AckermanAtlantic Real Estate GroupATXMr. & Mrs. Lyle W. BlissBrandolini Property ManagementMr. & Ms. Daniel W. BricknerCamden Securities CompanyCarey, Kramer, Pettit, Panichelli &AssociatesMr. & Mrs. Mark CashmanConcannon Miller & Co.Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey J. DavisMr. & Mrs. E.Thomas DeutschMr. & Mrs. Richard K. DigbyMr. & Mrs. DratchE.V. Martin Corporation T/A Power ProEquipmentEcho Real Estate ServicesEureka VenturesExcel Builders of PAF. S. WelsfordMr. & Mrs. Brandon L. FamousMr. & Mrs. Guy R. FardoneFCP GroupMs. Nicole C. FerrareMr.Tom FilecciaMr. & Mrs. Anthony John FiorenzaFiserv DBA AftechFlowers by PriscillaMr. Steven H. GartnerMr. & Mrs. Melvin R. GiovacchiniGoldenberg ManagementGoodman PropertiesMr. & Mrs. Jay GreenfieldMr. & Mrs. Richard P. HammettMr. & Mrs. Robert A. HammettHighland Management Corp.Mr. Laurence S. HirshlandMr. Daniel J. HughesINGJ. Brian O’NeillMr. & Mrs. L. Howard Jenkins, IIIMs.Theresa M. KaneMr. Jeff LagowitzLavipour & CompanyMr. & Mrs. Roger M. LevinMr. Jay LewisMr. & Mrs. Claude N. LimogesLisa Mongulla PhotographyMr. & Mrs.Thomas E. LondresMr. & Mrs. Stuart E. MarcoonMarketmakers GroupMr. Robert L. MarsdenMr. & Mrs. Glenn MarvinMr. Dennis M. McCarthyMr. & Mrs. David S. McManusMoreland DevelopmentMr. Michael T. MurrayMr. & Mrs.Thomas A. NeilsonNewman Development GroupMr. & Mrs. David S. NiggemanMr. & Mrs. Jack NiggemanMr. & Mrs. Stephen NiggemanNovo NordiskMr. O’NeillMr. & Mrs. G.Trupert OrtliebMr. & Mrs. Donald G. OteroParents In The KnowPREIT AssociatesProgressive Fitness ConsultationsRB Quaker TownRegency CentersRobert J. Kratz & CompanyRonald McDonald House CharitiesMr. & Mrs. Philip R. RosenfeldtMr. David J. RoyMr. Kurt C. RumleyMr. Paul E. RumleyMr. & Mrs. Glenn M. SannerMr. & Mrs. SpeakeRobert S. Supplee, Esq., JD, LLMMr. & Mrs.TapperMr. & Mrs. Glen Van IstendalVision PropertiesMr. WelshMs. Louise J. WrightMr. Mark R. ZolfaghariChester County 2020 TrustAnonymous1st National Bank of Chester CountyMr. & Mrs. Keith E. AdamsAlan E. Peters & AssociatesMr. & Mrs. William AndersenArcadia Land CompanyGeorge Asimos, Jr., Esq.Brandywine ConservancyThe Bryn Mawr Trust CompanyC. P. Yeatman & SonsMr. & Mrs. David CarterCentral & Western Chester Co. Ind.Development AuthorityChester County Conference & VisitorsBureauChester County Conservation DistrictChester County Country PropertiesThe City of CoatesvilleClaneil FoundationCommunity Awareness Committee ofAmerican Mushroom InstituteCounty of ChesterMrs. Robert E. CullenMr. & Mrs. Kell DamsgaardDr. Harold DeHavenThe Desmond Great Valley Hotel &Conference CenterMr. & Mrs. Henry A. DeteringMs. Judy DiFilippoMr. & Mrs. Saunders DixonDNB FirstMr. Bruce M. DonaldsonMs. Margaret H. DupreyDr. & Mrs. William L. ElkinsMs. Carol Ware GatesGawthrop GreenwoodGenesis HealthCare CorporationGiant Food StoresMr. & Mrs. George R. Graham, Jr.Hankin FoundationThe Honorable & Mrs. John B. Hannum &Mr. John B. Hannum, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. John B. Hannum, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. HannumMr. & Mrs. Peter O. HausmannHooberMr. & Mrs. C. Barclay HoopesMr. Scott G. HustonMr. & Mrs. L. Stockton Illoway, IIIJ. D. Wood & Co.Dr. Janet K. JohnstonMr. & Mrs. Ronald J. JuvonenKennett Township Land TrustKimberton Whole FoodsLapp Lumber CompanyMs. Lauren I. LenfestMr. H. F. LenfestLongview DevelopmentMs. Mary Alice Dorrance MaloneThe Margaret Dorrance StrawbridgeFoundation of PAMr.Todd A. McKennaMr. & Mrs. John McKennaMr. & Mrs. Robert D. McNeil/Robert &Jennifer McNeil FundMr. & Mrs. Robert F. McRaeMr. & Mrs. Arthur P. Miller, Jr.Monomoy FundMr. & Mrs. Rodman W. Moorhead, IIIMrs. J. Maxwell MoranMs. Eleanor M. MorrisNorthbrook Cattle Co.Mr. & Mrs. Alan NovakMr. Patrick C. O’Donnell & Ms. HannahGardnerParkway CenterPhillips Mushroom FarmsRegester Associates

DONORS ~ 21Mr. & Mrs. John D. RittenhouseMr. & Mrs.Thomas D. RooseveltMr. & Mrs. Burton Rothenberger/UnitedWay of SE PAHonorable Carole A. RubleySaul Ewing Reick & SaulMr. & Mrs. William J. Scott, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. SederMr. & Mrs. H. William SellersSeven Stars FarmMr. & Mrs. Eli SilbermanMr. A. Roy SmithMr. & Mrs. Robert SpahrDr. Barbara K. Stewart c/o William K.Stewart, Sr. FoundationMs. Ann Percy StroudThe Suzanne F. & Ralph J. RobertsFoundationMr. & Mrs. John B. Swayne, IIIMr. & Mrs. Stewart F.TaylorMr. Anson W. H.Taylor, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Henry F.ThorneMrs. Jeanne B. Van AlenVollmer AssociatesWachoviaMr. & Mrs. Philip WallisMr. & Mrs.Thomas M. WalshMr. & Mrs. J.K. WittleMr. Charles H. WolfingerMr. & Mrs. Jonathan D. WoodMr. Bruce B. YeltonMs. Neeby YoungMr. Robert N. ZelnioMr. & Mrs. Peter H. ZimmermanChester County Estate PlanningCouncil Fund1st National Bank of Chester CountyDNB FirstFirst Financial BankFischer Cunnane & AssociatesHartfield AdvisorsMacElree HarveyMcCarter & EnglishPNC AdvisorsWilmington Trust of PAWest Chester University of PAChester County Fund for Women & Girls -Grants EndowmentThe 1957 Charity FoundationMrs. Anne Stroud HannumUnited Way of Tri-StateEva L. Verplanck, Ph.D.Westminster Presbyterian ChurchMrs. Kathleen H. WitsilChester County Library FundAnonymousMrs. Margaret P. AndersonDr. & Mrs. Harry V. ArmitageMr. & Mrs. Hugh BleemerElizabeth B. Brown in memory of CharlesA. BrownMs. Catherine DelTitoMr. John R. Gailey & Ms. JoEllen BergerMr. Chad C. Goodwin & Ms. Erin LogueRodgersMr. & Mrs. Robert A. HammettMr. & Mrs. Richard HankinMr. & Mrs. Vincent W. Hartnett, Jr.Ms. Doris A. HoffmanMr. & Mrs. George W. HolmesMr. & Mrs. George A. HornbergerMs. Glendoris L. KellerMr. & Mrs. Robert J. LakatosMr. & Mrs. David M. LeonardBob & Ellen McMillen/United Way ofDelawareMr. & Mrs. Greg MillerMr. & Mrs. Richard L. MooreMr. & Mrs. James B. Norton, IIIMrs. Dorothy D. PlylerMr. & Mrs. Gerald A. QuammenMs. Marianne SeitzerDr. & Mrs. Steven S. ShapiroMr. & Mrs. Kenneth ShaugerMr. William A. Streamer & Ms. CeciliaKellerMr. & Mrs.Terry T. SweetMr. & Mrs. Christopher S. UrsilloMr. & Mrs. Charles F. VanDorenMr. Bruce B. YeltonChester County Pops Orchestra FundAnonymous1st National Bank of Chester CountyMr. & Mrs. Roger J. BrownMr. & Ms. Eugene J. BuglioCopy QuickMr. Emanuel C. DemutisIrving Friedlander, DCMr. & Mrs. David W. GlarnerJohnston Auto BodyMs. Carol PoinierThe Twining CorporationMr. & Mrs. John R. WilliamsCoach Millard Robinson Memorial FundDonald P. Jones FoundationMr. Eugene L. MelcherCoatesville Community Health FundCoatesville Pediatric CenterCommunity Coalition FundAnonymousMs. Marion Talmage BoyerMs. Virginia Lynch DeanMs. Elizabeth FavilleMr. & Mrs. R. Ritson Ferguson, IIIMrs. Esther Bern GanskyMr. & Mrs. Christopher GilbertMs. Diana HammondMs. Nedenia H. HartleyMr. & Mrs. Peter H. HavensJohn Lazarich FoundationMr. & Mrs. Robert C. LegniniK & M FundM & M FundMr. & Mrs. Kenneth B. MummaPhoenixville Area Positive AlternativesReitnour Investment GroupMr. John G. RiederUnruh Turner Burke & FreesMs. Diane N. WeissMs. Maud I. WellesMr. & Mrs. John A. YoungConstance & D. Michael BrigliaMemorial FoundationBill Robinson Hitting ClinicMr. & Mrs. William J. BohdanMr. & Mrs. Michael J. Briglia and FamilyMr. & Mrs. Jesse J. Briglia and FamilyMr. Joseph J. Briglia and FamilyMr. & Mrs. John D. ByrneMr. & Mrs. John A. ColeMr. & Mrs. John J. CollinsColonial Home MortgageMr. & Mrs. Peter B. Contini, Jr.Mr. Steven F. CostaDr. & Mrs. James G. DalzellMr. & Mrs. Mario DiFeliceMr. & Mrs. Michael D. EgglestonFederation of Rowan College EducatorsMr. & Mrs. Albert FerraroMr. & Mrs. Joseph R. FordFord, Scott, Seidenburg & KennedyGalli OriginalsMs. Sallyanne Harper & Mr. Francis J.NathansMr. & Mrs. Charles T. HeinsHot Stovers Baseball ClubInternational Facilities GroupK.L.B. SageMr. & Mrs. Paul J. KellyMr. Dennis LynchMs. Cathy MackieMr. & Mrs. John N. MartellaThe Mary P. Landis Revocable TrustMr. & Mrs. Glen E. MonOcean Abstract CompanyOcean City Board of RealtorsMs. Marianne PaparoneMr. & Mrs. E. F. PattilloDr. Patricia Harper PetrozzaMr. & Mrs. George PolicastroMs. Mildred B. QuayMr. & Mrs. John F. RondiMs. Karen Ann SimmonsMr. & Mrs. Richard A. SmallSMGMr. & Mrs. Maurice Stewart Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Gil C.TilyMr. & Mrs. Salvatore TodaroMr. Edward B. VaughnMr. & Mrs. Richard W. WackarMr. & Mrs. Walter F. WeidlerMr.Thomas E. WernerMs. Jeanne H. WilfonDaemion Counseling Center FundAnonymousDana Marie Carr Memorial ScholarshipFundMr. & Mrs. Michael E. MarquartMr. & Mrs. Joseph P. McErleanDaryl E. & Martha J. Thomas FundMr. & Mrs. Daryl E.ThomasDNB First Scholarship Fund-PAEITCDNB FirstDoe Run Charitable FundMr. & Mrs. Richard I. G. JonesDowningtown Educational FoundationMr. & Mrs. Lloyd M. KurtzMs. Patricia C. McGloneDowningtown WorksMr. Reggie BallBrandywine Coach WorksDelp Financial CorporationDowningtown WorksDowningtown WorksMr. & Mrs. David B. DunleavyFamily Martial Arts CenterMr. & Mrs. Douglas L. HallJ&J BrokersLockhart JewelersMilltown MarketJean-Pierre P. NgoMichael G. OddoMs. Michele M. PaivaMr. & Mrs. Michael P. PerryMr. & Mrs. William C. ScottDr. Mario A. SpotoStudio 3Twisted Guru BoutiqueVictory Brewing CompanyDr. John H. Hewlett, III Scholarship FundDr. & Mrs. John H. Hewlett, IIIDr. W.T.M. Johnson Memorial FoundationMr. James A. JonesEast End Neighborhood AssociationRotary Club of West ChesterSusan Groome Harney Memorial FundMs. Penelope P. WilsonEdward H. & Dorothy K. DickolFoundationMr. & Mrs. Edward DickolEverett Frank Legacy FundMr. & Mrs. Jim ConnorMrs. Everett Frank, Jr.Farnesi Family FoundationMr. & Mrs. Frank A. FarnesiFrees Family FundFrees InsuranceMr. & Mrs. David M. Frees, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. David M. Frees, IIIMorgan C. FreesMr. & Mrs. Robb S. FreesTyler J. FreesFriends of Oakbourne FundMr. Victor J. OrlandoMr. & Mrs. Walter R. PavelchekMr. Allan M. PepplemanMr. Alfred P. SillFront Porch Trust FundAMRMr. & Mrs. Mark ComynsConnor & Weber & OberliesElite GroupErgo SciencesExpress Mortgage Group

DONORS ~ 23Irwin & LeightonKistler-Tiffany CompaniesLee, Burke & MalarkeyPaoli 250 Organizing CommitteePaoli HospitalPlancoR. A. Hoffman ArchitectsMr. & Mrs. Robert S. SullivanTurner Investment PartnersWall & WalshZeke GP/LPFulton Bank Scholarship Fund-PAEITCFulton BankGood Fight FoundationAmthor International IncorporatedBerks Gas & GrillBrown’s Heating & CoolingBugs Bernie Pest ControlCounty PropaneCress GasMr. & Mrs. Richard J. DarcheHannay ReelsJ.M.S. MarketingJet GasKen-Mar Fire Extinguisher Co.L. P. Cylinder ServiceLogan Outdoor ProductsMalzahn Gas Co.Martin WalshinMid-Lantic MarketingMonessen Hearth Systems CompanyMr. & Mrs. John C. MurdockMr. & Mrs. John E. MurrayMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey S. OliverParaco GasPhelps SungasR.E.A.C.H. Academy of Performing ArtsRinnaiSheller Oil CompanyTotal EnergyVitale Bottled GasMr. & Mrs. Rick WaltersYoungscapeGoodnow FundMr. Allen GoldenbergGordon B. Hattersley, Jr. EndowmentFund for CVIMCommunity Volunteers in MedicineHarry & Aggie Tyler Can-Do FoundationMr. & Mrs. Harry R.TylerHelen & Paul Breitegam FundMr. & Mrs. Paul H. BreitegamHeLP FundAetna FoundationMr. John P. HuttonMr. & Mrs. Robert D. HuttonMr. & Mrs. Steven B. HuttonMr. John V. Postles, Jr.Honorable Dr. Elinor Z. TaylorCharitable FoundationThe Honorable Dr. Elinor Z.TaylorJames M. & Lois B. Herr FamilyFoundationMr. & Mrs. James M. HerrJanet P. Shaner MemorialScholarship FundMr. & Mrs. Charles R. GreenJanet P. Shaner Memorial ScholarshipFund CommitteeMs. Roberta A. ShumakerMr. & Mrs. Dean SnyderJean & Aaron Martin FundMr. & Mrs. Aaron J. MartinJohn H. Phillips III Memorial Fundfor Horseshoe Scout ReservationMr. & Mrs. John E. PhillipsKarrlin Field Memorial FundAnonymousMs. Susan FederMr. & Mrs. Corey FieldMs. Jane HarrisonMs. Lynne E. RzoncaMr. & Mrs. Kevin J. SilverangThe President’s Board-Group 1Mr. Christopher ZaleskyKathleen McBratnie Memorial FundMr. & Mrs. John AcelloMr. & Mrs. Michael F. ConnellyMr. & Mrs. Kevin W. CullenMr. & Mrs. Kevin M. DoyleExton Dental Medicine AssociatesMr. & Mrs. David J. FimianoMr. & Mrs. Michael G. FitzpatrickThe Hankin GroupMichael C. McBratnie, Esq.Mr. Neal E. MurphyMr. & Mrs. William J. Scott, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. John J. SwanickMr. & Mrs. Michael F. SwanickMs. Karen Trotman/United Way ofChester CountyMs. Rosemary TuckerMs. Maureen W. ZwaanKennett Cultural InitiativeMr. & Mrs. Robert BrechterMs. Donna L. HoodJean & Aaron Martin FundMelton ArchitectsNonprofit Finance FundMs. Karen Ann SimmonsKevin Holleran FundKevin Holleran, Esq.Kiwanis Club of PhoenixvilleEndowment FundKiwanis Club of PhoenixvilleWachovia Foundation MatchingGifts ProgramLet’s Read MathDr. Claire PassantinoLet’s Read Math/AAUW, MakefieldArea BranchAAUW-Educational FoundationVerizon READSWachoviaLet’s Read Math/AAUW, West Chestter-Chester County BranchAAUW-Educational FoundationVerizon READSWachoviaLIFE Center FundLIFE CenterLucinda P. Wallace MemorialScholarship FundMr. & Mrs. Donald GaitherMrs. Mary W. HewlettMargaret E. Coppedge Memorial Fundfor the Benefit of Grimes AME ChurchSunday SchoolMr. & Mrs. Ronald F. MotzerMaternal & Child Health Consortium ofChester County FundMrs. Anne Stroud HannumMaurice E. Warrick, Jr. MemorialEducation & Scholarship FundMs. Karen BluntMs. Sonja GriffinJack & Jill of AmericaMr. Douglas WarrickMesothelioma & Asbestos DiseaseSociety FundAnonymousMr. & Mrs. William S. BrandfassMr. & Mrs. Ralph A. BurnleyMr. & Mrs. Anthony C. ColellaComcast Cable CommunicationsMr. & Mrs. Warren DensmoreFujirebio DiagnosticsMr. & Mrs. Michael P. GallagherMr. & Mrs. Carl M. HackneyMs. Gail H. HannahThe Haverford Trust CompanyInsulators & Asbestos Workers Local 14General FundMs. Nicole C. JohnsonMr. Daniel JoieMr. & Mrs. Daniel W. KeeganMr. & Mrs. Kenneth P. KeenanMr. & Mrs. Quentin H. KelleyKildare’sMr. Kevin J. McNicholasMr. & Mrs. Glenn C. MillsMr. Ehren MurphyPhiladelphia Council of AFL/CIOMr. & Mrs. Harry PleczynskiPleczynski & CompanyThe Pleczynski FoundationResearch for MesoS.A. Comunale CompanySAP Matching Gift ProgramSartomer CompanyWest Chester Food ServicesMr. & Mrs. Keith D. WhitakerMichael G. Maybroda Memorial FundAbbe’s SocietyMr. & Mrs. Warren DensmoreMr. & Mrs. Bruce E. DowningMr. & Mrs. Andrew MarvelMr. & Mrs. Glenn C. MillsSAP Matching Gift ProgramMs. Mary Jo WagnerMs. Deborah J. WarrickMr. Robert W. WilsonThe Mill At Anselma Preservation &Educational TrustThe Mill at Anselma Preservation &Educational TrustNational Penn Bank ScholarshipFund-PAEITC Pre-KNational Penn BankNational Penn Bank ScholarshipFund-PAEITCNational Penn BankNew Century Bank ScholarshipFund-PAEITC PreKNew Century BankNicholas R. MacElree Scholarship FundMr. William E. BogarRev. & Ms. Geoffrey CurtissMs. Bonnie GiantonioMs. Margaret P. MorrisMr. & Mrs. Anthony MorrisNiles-Milner Fund for Student TravelMr. & Mrs. John D. MilnerPaul Hassenplug Scholarship Fund of TheRotary Club of Central Chester CountyRotary Club of Central Chester CountyPeoples First Scholarship DonorAdvised FundMr. & Mrs. George C. MasonMrs. Elizabeth Mason ThunPhoenixville Community EducationFoundation Endowment FundPhoenixville Community EducationFoundationPlatform Tennis State Tournament FundWarren V. Musser FoundationPriority One Foundation Legacy FundDelta DiscipleshipQuaker City Farmers Scholarship FundAlan V. Vaskas, Esq.Mr. Frederick L. WoodRichard & Lois Hodgson FundMr. & Mrs. Richard S. HodgsonRobert & Doris Hanna Scholarship FundDr. & Mrs. Robert H. HannaHuman Relations Council of GreaterWest ChesterMr. & Mrs. MooreRobert & Jennifer McNeil FundMr. & Mrs. Robert D. McNeil

DONORS ~ 25Rotary Club of CoatesvilleEducational FundMr. & Mrs. Robert W. EdgeRotary Club of CoatesvilleMr. & Mrs. Davis B. Martin, IIIMs. Marian D. MartinMr. & Mrs. James C. McIntosh, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. McLellanFirst New Jerusalem SocietyMr. & Mrs. B. Reade GenzlingerMr. Hyland R. JohnsMr. & Mrs. Gerald M. LemoleMr. Jim McCauleyMotorolaNortel NetworksOFSValor Bowl FundAnonymous1st National Bank of Chester CountyAstraZenecaMr. & Mrs. Michael T.TowleTredyffrin/Easttown Middle SchoolValley Forge Middle SchoolVideon DodgeSamantha Lee Zajac Memorial FundMs. Priscilla M. BodnarMr. & Mrs. Robert W. FalkowUnited Way of Chester CountyDr. Scott Michael WertMr. & Mrs. Eric G. ZajacSchramm Foundation FundThe Schramm FoundationSchwartz Family FundMr. & Mrs. Charles E. SchwartzSovereign Bancorp ScholarshipFund-PAEITCSovereign Bank FoundationSpot Castle Foundation FundMr. & Mrs. Michael J. RotkoStanley’s DreamMr. Willie L. AndersonMr. Roy A. AustinBall & BallDr. Richard E. BullsMs. Jennifer L. ChamberlainMr. & Mrs. Headley S. ChambersD. A. Newton HoldingsMr. & Mrs. John M. DavisDeBaptiste Funeral HomesDesigner EventsMr. & Mrs. John R. DonovanMs. Stacy EdwardsMr. & Mrs. Stanley Edwards, Sr.Hecht’sMr. & Mrs. Gregory S. HemmingsMs. Goldie V. JohnsonRev. Robert JonesHonorable J. Curtis JoynerMr. John KrutzlerMr. & Mrs. Steven W. LaudermilchLeon Benari DiamondsDr. Francine G. McNairyMr. & Mrs. Herman McNeilMr. & Mrs. Ronald E. McRaeMs. Gwendolyn Lee OwensMr. & Mrs. Gerald W. PattersonMr. & Mrs. Douglas J. PaxsonMs. Karen E. PerkinsMr. & Mrs. Dwayne Lee PerkinsMs. Karen E. PerkinsPioneer Life SciencesMr. William T. Powell, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. PriceMr. & Mrs. Michael J. RotkoMr. Phillip R. PurdyMr. Christopher R. RayMr. Luther L. ReederMr. & Mrs. Richard F. RoweMr. Harry W. SheppardMr. & Mrs. Samuel Short, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. William C. ShumakeMr. & Mrs. Mark J. SimkissMr. & Mrs. Isaac S. SmallsMs. Yolanda George TurmanMs. Evelyn L. WattsMs. Denita WrightMr. & Mrs. William A. YoungbloodT&G Charitable TrustMr. & Mrs.Timothy P. WrightTemenos Retreat Center’s“In Company With Angels” ProjectAnonymousMrs. Myra J. AsplundhMr. & Mrs. John C. BereridgeBryn Athyn Church of the New JerusalemMs. Anne CarlinoMs. Holly G. ConnellyDeane A. Currie & Rev. Susannah CurrieElizabeth Tuttle FundFirst Jerusalem Society of PhiladelphiaSwedenborgian ChurchMs. Irene McInnis in memory ofHelen SmailerMr. Franklin O. MitchellMr. Stephen H. MorelyMs. Beatrice S. PitcairnMr. Leon RhodesMrs.George A. SalverianMr. Evertt L. ScholfieldMs. Marguerite H. SchrandMr. Ralph M. SmailerTemenos Conference & Retreat CenterMr. & Mrs. P. D.TootTom Polis Golf Classic for Young LifeAmtecAndrew CorporationAntietam DBA DB CommunicationsAPCAURORA NetworksMr.Thomas T. BaldwinBessemer Trust CompanyMr. Robert W. Beyer, Jr.Big BandsBroadband Cable Association of PABroadbusBuckley Cable ConstructionComcast Financial Agency CorporationCommScope CableCommScope of North CarolinaCommunications Construction GroupCorningMr. John DallesandroMr. John DowdFujitsu Network CommunicationsMr. Michael R. HamasJohn Mezzalingua AssociatesMr. Fred C. KummerMr. William Lee, Jr.Ms. Robin LeeMr. Mark A. ManningMr. David J. MarsegliaMr. John E. OldenburgPace Micro Technology Support ServicesPCI TechnologiesPirelli Communications Cables & SystemsMrs. Carolyn PolisPPCPrince Telecom HoldingsRadiant CommunicationsRCH Cable Sales Company of theNortheastMr. Gerard W. ScheligaScientific AtlantaSeaChange InternationalSociety of Cable TelecommunicationEngineersSunrise TelecomTandberg Television-N2 BroadbandThomas & Betts CorporationTom Polis Golf Classic for Young LifeTrilithicTVCTVC CommunicationsVision Corp. EastVision TelecommunicationsXtend NetworksYoung Life of Chester CountyMr. Dale H. ZentzTrajabay FundMr. & Mrs. Andrew MerzTyler Family FundMr. & Mrs. Harry R.TylerUnited Way of Southern ChesterCounty Endowment FundMr. Clayton H. BurtonUnited Way of Southern Chester CountyValerie Lamb Smith Art FundMr. James E. SimmonsAvon Grove High School Sports BoostersBishop Shanahan Archdiocesean HighSchoolCitigroupMr. & Mrs. Robert S. ClevelandConnestoga Gridiron ClubCPS Railway ServicesMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey J. Dinnocenti/DBAKicking ConnectionDowningtown East H.S. Football BoosterClubEast Senior High Football BoosterAssociationElizabeth Beverage CompanyFeastivitiesFenceworksMr. & Mrs. John Pedrick FisherMr. Brian P. FiumaraMr. & Mrs. Richard Y. FlanaganGreat Valley Gridiron ClubMr. Chris HeimarkMr. Joseph B. Hill, Jr.Kelly’s SportsKennett Athletic BoostersKildare’sLarry C. Smedley, D.D.S.Mr. H. F. LenfestMr. & Ms. LucasMichael J. Mandarino, M.D.Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. McGroganMr. & Mrs. Michael J. MitchellMr. & Mrs. William J. MullinO’Rourke & SonsOwen J. Roberts Athletic AssociationPence CountertopsRadio OneMr. & Mrs. James P. RenehanMr. & Mrs. Paul R. SlaninkaMr. Richard J. Spargo, Jr. & Ms. RitaBorzilloTEEAViwincoWorld Martial Arts AcademyVaughan Family FundMr. & Mrs. James F. VaughanVicky Ahlum Memorial ScholarshipFoundationMr. & Mrs. David H. AlwineMr. & Mrs. John T. Meehan, IIIOakmont Elementary School PTOWest Chester PlayschoolWalden School FundThe Walden SchoolWaste Management ScholarshipFund-PAEITCWaste ManagementWest Chester Friends SchoolEndowment FundWest Chester Friends SchoolWest Goshen Lions Club FoundationMr. & Mrs. Richard Boerlin in memoryof Gertrude HausmannMs. Marta Brown in memory ofGertrude HausmannDr. & Mrs. Eugene M. Clifford inmemory of Gertrude HaussmanMr. & Mrs. John Stuart Cottage inmemory of Gertrude HausmannJames A. & Lee M. Ferrier in memoryof Lion Bill YocomMr. Alfred C. HaydenMr. Lee C. Javens in memory of GertrudeHausmannMr. & Mrs. Robert E. Lambert inmemory of Gertrude HausmannMs. Carolyn MehlmanWest Goshen Lions ClubMr. & Mrs. John M. Wintermute inmemory of Gertrude Hausmann

DONORS ~ 27Westtown-Goshen RotaryScholarship FoundationWesttown-Goshen Rotary FoundationWillistown United Methodist ChurchEndowment FundWillistown United Methodist MenCOMMUNITY FOUNDATION CORPORATE FRIENDSThe Community Foundation gratefully acknowledges contributionsfrom these corporate sponsors, who care deeply about the communitiesin which we live and work.Woody’s Woods Memorial FundMr. & Mrs. Stuart Summers1st National Bank ofChester CountyAddis GroupAmeriprise FinancialMorgan StanleyPaul R. Kopey & AssociatesPembroke PhilanthropyAdvisorsBEN FRANKLINLEGACY SOCIETYArcadia Land CompanyBeiler-Campbell RealtorsBuckley, Brion, McGuire,Morris & SommerCharlestown Paving &ExcavatingPhoenixville CommunityHealth FoundationPhoenixville Federal Bank &TrustProwell Financial ManagementSimple PleasuresCCCF's Ben Franklin Legacy Societyrecognizes those donors who have namedeither an existing fund or a future fund ofthe Foundation as a beneficiary of theirestate plan or other planned gift. Thesedonors understand that the communitywill need their support long after they aregone, and they have the foresight toinclude CCCF in their estate or financialplans. Typical commitments includequalified retirement plans (IRA, 401K,pensions), life insurance, bequests in wills,charitable gift annuities, and charitabletrusts.For more information on theBen Franklin Legacy Society,please contact the Foundationat (610) 696-8211.Chester County CountryPropertiesCountryside ConsultingDonald W. Nicholson &AssociatesExelonFirst Financial Division ofWillow Grove BankFrees InsuranceHaverford Trust CompanyHirtle Callaghan & Co.John Milner ArchitectsKey Capital ManagementMacElree HarveyManito Abstract CompanySprinsteen Hotaling Group ofMorgan StanleyTurks Head InnU.S.Trust CompanyUnruh Turner Burke & FreesWachovia National BankWachovia TrustWachovia Wealth ManagementWal-Mart #2167Waterloo GardensWeathervane WealthManagementWilmington Trust ofPennsylvaniaTHE GREATEST USE OF LIFE IS TO SPEND ITFOR SOMETHING THAT WILL OUTLAST US.-William JamesMauger & Co.Merz GroupPlease note: If you should find errors or omissions, please help us correct them. Call (610) 696-8211 or email info@chescocf.org.Thank you for your understanding and for your assistance.

DIRECTORS AND COMMITTEES ~ 29BOARD OF DIRECTORSMadeleine Wing Adler, Ph.D.President, West Chester UniversityChair of the Board, 2006-2008David M. Frees, III, Esq.Partner, Unruh Turner Burke & FreesImmediate Past Chair of the Board,2004-2006Alan Elko, Ed.D.Superintendent, West ChesterArea School DistrictVice ChairScott T. HattersleyCEO, Sugartown Smoked SpecialtiesVice ChairMatthew D. KellyVice President, Willow Financial BankVice ChairHenry F. ThorneCorporate Secretary/TreasurerBurton F. Rothenberger**Retired, SunocoCorporate Secretary/Treasurer,2004-2006Major General (Ret.)Wallace C. ArnoldInterim President, Cheyney UniversityLillian DeBaptistePresident, DeBaptiste Funeral HomesJane H. (Wiggie) FeathermanSales Associate, Worth Apparel New YorkJohn H. Hewlett, III, Ed.D.Director of Human Resources,West Chester Area School DistrictRichard I.G. Jones, Esq.Of Counsel, Prickett, Jones & ElliottMichael B. Karwic,CFP, CRPC*Associate Vice President, Morgan StanleyPatrick O’Donnell, Esq.Chester County CommissionerRobert A. PortnoyRetired, Managing Director, DeutscheBankLouis N. Teti, JD, LLM*Partner, MacElree HarveyL. Peter Temple, Esq.*Partner, Larmore, Scarlett, Myers &TempleKaren A. Simmons, ex officioPresident/CEO, Chester CountyCommunity FoundationEMERITIDr. Henry A. JordanChairman EmeritusJohn A. Featherman, III, Esq.Director EmeritusCarol Ware GatesDirector EmeritusElizabeth R. MoranDirector EmeritusEva L. Verplanck, Ph.D.*Director EmeritusCharles L. Huston, III*Director EmeritusLouis J. Beccaria, Ph.D.*Director EmeritusCOMMITTEESThe Chester County CommunityFoundation thrives due to the workof its committees, composed ofBoard members and communityvolunteers. These individuals dedicatecountless volunteer hours toincrease philanthropy throughoutChester County.Executive CommitteeMadeleine Wing Adler, Ph.D.,ChairDavid M. Frees, III, Esq.,ImmediatePast ChairAlan Elko, Ed.D., Vice ChairScott T. Hattersley, Vice ChairMatthew D. Kelly, Vice ChairHenry F.Thorne, CorporateSecretary/TreasurerAudit CommitteeMajor General (Ret.) Wallace C.Arnold, Chair*Richard I.G. Jones, Esq.Cynthia Ray, CPARoberta Schini, Ph.D.Eva L. Verplanck, Ph.D.James Whisman, CPA*Finance CommitteeHenry F.Thorne, Chair*Amy BolandDavid W. GlarnerCynthia Ray, CPAMary Ann Rossi, Esq.**Burton Rothenberger **Roberta Schini, Ph.D.Eva L. Verplanck, Ph.D.James Whisman, CPA*James D. ZieglerGovernance/NominatingCommitteeWiggie Featherman, ChairMadeleine Wing Adler, Ph.D.David M. Frees, III, Esq.John H. Hewlett, III, Ed.D.Anson Taylor**Louis N.Teti, JD, LLM*Kenneth W.TunnellEva L. Verplanck, Ph.D.Grants CommitteeLillian DeBaptiste, ChairFranny AbbottJudith Stillman Finkel, Ph.D.Ruth Kranz-CarlKathleen Goddard SnyderAnn HuttonMary M. MacKinnonMoira MummaL. Ruth PattersonEva L. Verplanck, Ph.D.Investment CommitteeMatthew D. Kelly, ChairJennifer L. Byrne, CFARichard C. Clark, CPAEdward H. Dickol*Richard I.G. Jones, Esq.Mary M. MacKinnon**Michael B. Karwic, CFP, CRPCStephen J. McGann**Robert PortnoyRobert E. Rigg, CLU*Kenneth W.Tunnell**Marketing & ResourceDevelopment CommitteeDavid M. Frees, III, Co-ChairMichael B. Karwic, CFP, CRPC,Co-ChairCarol Clark*David Connor*David M. Frees, Jr.Scott T. HattersleyJ. Stoddard Hayes, JD*Jack Karakelian, CFP*S. Damon KletzienKurt A. KunschStephen J. McGann**Meghan McVety*Andy MerzLance Nelson, Esq.Mary Ann Rossi, Esq.**Patrick C. O’Donnell, Esq.Mark Prowell, MSFS, AEPBurton RothenbergerTerri Smith, CFPEva L. Verplanck, Ph.D.James Willey*Professional Advisor OutreachJennifer L. Byrne, CFARichard C. Clark, CPAJohn A. Featherman, III, Esq.David M. Frees, III, Esq.David M. Frees, Jr.David W. GlarnerRobert Hartfield, CFPJ. Stoddard Hayes, JDMatthew HeinKevin Holleran, Esq.Jack Karakelian, CFP*Michael B. Karwic, CFP, CRPCMatthew D. KellyPaul R. Kopey, CPA, CFP, ChFCKurt A. KunschLance Nelson, Esq.Patrick C. O’Donnell, Esq.Robert PortnoyMark Prowell, MSFS, AEPDuke Schneider, Esq.Terri Smith, CFPL. Peter Temple, Esq.Louis N.Teti, JD, LLMHenry A.ThorneJames Whisman, CPA*James WilleyJames D. ZieglerNote: Chair of the Board servesas an ex-officio member of eachcommittee.* Indicates new FY07 member**Indicates retiring memberduring FY06

INVESTMENTS ~ 31INVESTMENT MANAGEMENTEffective stewardship of philanthropic assets is key to the Community Foundation’s ability to build permanent charitable funds to strengthen ourcommunity. Our Investment Committee is comprised of community leaders with extensive investment experience, who volunteer their time andexpertise to make sure our funds realize their optimum return. The Investment Committee oversees the performance of four portfolio investmentmanagers. They include:Hirtle, Callaghan & Co. serves as the Community Foundation’s Chief Investment Officer.Hirtle Callaghan invests the majority of the Community Foundation’s long term funds, compilesinvestment figures from all of our investment managers, and helps the InvestmentCommittee see that the Community Foundation’s asset allocation and diversification goals are met.As a firm, Hirtle Callaghan’s first investment objective is to protect principal. Hirtle Callaghan’s second investment objective is significantlyto out-perform inflation net of all fees. Hirtle Callaghan’s third investment objective is to achieve attractive returns relativeto appropriate benchmarks and manager peer groups.First National Bank of Chester County’s investment philosophy blends equity and fixedincomesecurities in an effort to provide the growth and income necessary to meet clients’ statedobjectives. For growth, First National’s investment strategy focuses on containing risk and providingattractive inflation-adjusted returns through a diversified portfolio of high-quality, largecapitalization equity issues. First National believes that investments with above-average earnings and dividend growth will producelower volatility and will result in consistently creditable returns relative to appropriate benchmarks. First National’s fixed-incomeapproach also stresses risk management by using issues with above-average credit quality and limiting portfolios to short/intermediatematurities. Throughout continually changing economic and market conditions, First National uses a disciplined approach in assessingthe relationship between risk and return, in allocating assets, and in monitoring performance.ONE GENERATION PLANTS THE SEEDS. ANOTHER GETS THE SHADE.-Chinese proverbDomini Social Investments manages assets for investors who wish to integrate social and environmentalcriteria into their investment decisions. Domini believes that meeting certain baseline standardsof corporate citizenship is both good for society and good for the bottom line. Domini’s screens helpidentify companies that are led by more visionary management teams with more enlightened policiesand practices. In the long run, Domini believes companies with fewer environmental liabilities, more diverse boards and workforces,generous employee benefits, and authentic commitments to their communities are better positioned to succeed and prosper.Weathervane Wealth Management provides highly customized portfolio management to anelite cadre of investors. Located in Exton, Weathervane’s investment philosophy is to adhere toa disciplined approach to investing, diversifying among multiple asset classes and investmentstyles in order to manage risk and produce attractive risk adjusted, long-term results. WhileWeathervane’s goal is to achieve attractive long-term results, Weathervane understands that managing risk is the key to creating andpreserving long-term wealth.ASSET ALLOCATIONFor its endowed funds, the Community Foundationmaintains well-diversified portfolios of 70% equities and30% fixed income securities invested for total return.Non-U.S. Stocks(Developed Markets) 16%U.S. Stocks - SmallCap Growth 9%Non-U.S. Stocks(Emerging Markets) 3%Hedge Funds - Total Return Strategies 7%Cash & Equivalents 1%Investment GradeNotes & Bonds 20%High Yield & OtherOpportunistic FixedIncome 6%The Community Foundation is proud of our investment managers,who understand the value of community legacy philanthropy. To requesta copy of our Investment Policies and Guidelines, please contact theCommunity Foundation at (610) 696-8211 or info@chescocf.org.U.S. Stocks - LargeCap Growth 17%Hedge Funds AbsoluteReturn Strategies 3%U.S. Stocks - LargeCap Value 17%

STAFFFINANCESThe daily affairs of theChester County CommunityFoundation are managed byprofessionals who can be readilycontacted at (610) 696-8211 orinfo@chescocf.org.Karen A. SimmonsPresident/CEOBeth Harper Briglia, CPAVice President of DonorServices & GrantmakingSarah PyleCommunications & PublicRelations AssociateMichele O. ThomasDonor Services AssociateMary Jane EmeryControllerYour Part-Time ControllerCHESTER COUNTY COMMUNITY FOUNDATIONSTATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION as of June 30As audited by Rainer & Co.ASSETS Audited 2006 Audited 2005Cash & cash equivalents $ 6,082,312 $ 5,381,925Accounts receivable 30,674 11,345Unconditional promises to give 0 50,000Prepaid expenses 10,186 10,224Marketable securities 17,353,245 15,512,356Property & equipment – net 510,554 538,190TOTAL ASSETS $ 23,986,971 $ 21,504,040LIABILITIESAccounts payable & accrued expenses $ 64,283 $ 38,436Annuity payable 295,040 256,922Deferred revenue 0 5,070Not-for-profit endowments 1,826,482 1,668,894TOTAL LIABILITIES $ 2,185,805 $ 1,969,322NET ASSETSUnrestricted – Board designated $ 21,801,166 $ 19,484,718Temporarily restricted 0 50,000TOTAL NET ASSETS $ 21,801,166 $ 19,534,718Mission:THE CHESTER COUNTY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION LEADS, INSPIRES AND ENCOURAGES ALLINDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS TO CREATE OR CONTRIBUTE TO LASTING PHILANTHROPICCHARITABLE LEGACIES, USING THE POWER OF COLLECTIVE PHILANTHROPY TO IMPROVE THEQUALITY OF LIFE PRIMARILY IN CHESTER COUNTY.TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $ 23,986,971 $ 21,504,040Earned Income 37% Contributions 63% Fundraising 7%Grants & Programs 84%Administration 9%SOURCES OF FUNDSUSES OF FUNDSTo request a copy of the audit, contact the Community Foundation at(610) 696-8211 or info@chescof.org