GrowinG our Community report to the Community - Brandon Area ...

GrowinG our Community
FundinG the Future
report to the Community may 2009 1

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“Despite the grim story, we have the cash for grants” - those words from our
Secretary-Treasurer at the September ‘08 meeting were welcome news indeed.
These challenging economic times are not for the faint of heart, but the Brandon Area
Community Foundation is fortunate to enjoy the support of forward-thinking donors
who see the longer view and who can envision a brighter community future for the
coming generations. I thank each of those donors from the bottom of my heart.
The BACF exists to support the most basic needs of our local community, from shelter
and food to health and animal welfare, as well as to enhance the quality of our living
space through gifts to arts, recreation and the environment, to name a few. All of
this requires a network of individuals. We rely on Board members and Foundation
friends who volunteer their time and expertise, we meet with community builders
who identify needs and provide solutions, we listen to the organizations that require
assistance so that we may offer guidance, and we count on people like you to help us
expand our profile in the community.
We will have grants to give out this year in 2009 - we are one of the fortunate community
foundations from across the nation - but the needs are not going to diminish. Now,
more than ever, the BACF is looking to the cornerstones and building blocks of our
Foundation to provide the strength we will need in Brandon and Westman in the
2008 Board members
(l-r) Blair Filyk, Randy Brown, Bob Swayze, Pat Leech, Ron Thomas, Joyce Koke,
Jeanne Millis, Keay Dobson-Golletz, Mayor Dave Burgess (ex-officio), Ian McIntyre
message from the Chair
coming years. In the present moment, however, I would ask each
of you to consider how you might be able to help. Find the cause
that is close to your own heart, take a look down the road and into
the future, and know that the BACF is here to provide you with the
opportunity to shape what you see. One of the best reasons to
give to an endowment is because it gives forever.
I would like to welcome aboard our newest Director, Joyce Koke,
and to thank each of the Board members for their dedication
to our work in philanthropy. A huge thank you also goes to our
Executive Director Karen Johnston, to our office support Barb
Harrison, and to Meyers Norris Penny for our greatly appreciated office space. All of us
at the BACF are hoping to see you in October at the second occasion of Wheatstock (I
call it “Brandon’s Best Party”), and at the 18th Annual Grants Gala in November when
we celebrate the giving and receiving of gifts. See you out there in the community!
Keay Dobson-Golletz
Chair 2009
Brandon Area Community Foundation is a local foundation created by
and for the people of Brandon and the communities of Southwestern
Manitoba. We are here to help individuals and groups make an
ongoing difference in their community.
For more information contact the BACF
Box 22096, Brandon, Manitoba R7A 6Y9
Phone/Fax: 204.571.0529
Email: info@bacf.ca Website: www.bacf.ca
through the continued generosity of
meyers norris penny LLp
BACF office is located at
1401 princess Avenue, Brandon

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
ASSETS
12/31/08 12/31/07
Cash and Current Assets $156,287 $125,000
Investments $2,995,472 $2,589,262
Managed Funds Held in Trust $635,489 $690,708
Total Assets
LIABILITIES
$3,787,248 $3,404,970
Accounts payable and accruals $5,549 $5,304
Deferred funds $500,003 $5,000
NET ASSETS
$505,552 $10,304
Endowment funds $2,651,423 $2,524,539
Managed funds $635,489 $690,708
Operating Reserve
Unrealized Gains (Losses) on
$55,211 $48,925
“Held For Trading Assets” -$60,427 $130,494
$3,281,696 $3,394,666
Total Liabilities & Equity $3,787,248 $3,404,970
ASSET MIX- CASH & EQUIVALENT 2.7%
- FIXED INCOME 73.5%
-EQUITIES 23.8%
December 31, 2008 was a tumultuous end to a “roller-coaster”
year. BACF was not immune to the economic downturn and as
a result the market value of our investment portfolio declined
substantially. However when compared to other Foundations
throughout Canada, our return on investment was equal to
or better than all others surveyed. For the most part this can
be attributed to our asset mix together with our investment
management style and practices.
On the positive side of things, we were ecstatic to receive a major
contribution of one half million dollars in corporate shares in
December. This donation will go a long way towards increasing our annual grants to
the Brandon community and surrounding area. In spite of past market conditions we
2008 Financial Summary
STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS and CHANGES IN NET ASSETS
Unrealized 12/31/08 12/31/07
Endowment Managed Operating Gains/Losses General
Funds Funds Fund on HFT Administration TOTALS TOTALS
REVENUES
Fundraising event and other income $23,360 $23,360 $23,904
Investment income $52,535 $16,569 $1,335 $70,439 $139,186
EXPENDITURES and GRANTS
$52,535 $16,569 $1,335 $23,360 $93,799 $163,090
Administration $51,773 $51,773 $56,870
Fund Development $1,439 $1,439 $40
Public Relations $3,553 $3,553 $3,778
Grants disbursed $90,769 $90,769 $73,236
$90,769 $0 $0 $56,765 $147,534 $133,924
Net income from operations -$38,234 $16,569 $1,335 -$33,405 -$53,735 $29,166
Transfers between funds
Unrealized Gains (Losses) on
-$10,097 -$6,872 -$16,436 $33,405 $0 $0
“Held For Trading Assets” -$58,961 -$190,921 -$249,882 $129,088
Disbursements -$7,323 -$5,955 -$13,278 -$33,535
Donations, Grants & Contributed Capital $182,538 $21,387 $203,925 $374,261
Net Change in Fund Balances $126,884 -$55,219 $6,286 -$190,921 $0 -$112,970 $498,980
Balance-beginning of year $2,524,539 $690,708 $48,925 $130,494 $0 $3,394,666 $2,895,686
Balance-end of year $2,651,423 $635,489 $55,211 -$60,427 $0 $3,281,696 $3,394,666
ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENDITURES AS A PERCENTAGE OF ENDOWMENT FUNDS 0.8% 0.7%
The above information are excerpts from audited financial statements dated December 31, 2008 reported on by Meyers Norris Penny LLP.
message from Finance Committe
were able to fund grants in excess of $90,000 in 2008, an all-time high for the BACF.
One of our proudest achievements is the ability to keep our overhead costs at
a minimum. Our investment fees averaged out at .65% and the administrative
surcharge levied on Endowment Funds is just under 1%. Much of this is due to the
community support given to our annual fundraiser with all proceeds going towards
administrative costs.
In spite of the shaken confidence experienced by many in the past year, we remain
positive that 2009 will reflect a year of regained composure and that BACF will be well
positioned to fulfill its objective through support to our community.
Respectfully,
Ron Thomas, Sec/Treasurer
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Ways to Give
You have lots of flexibility in creating your gift. You can:
• Make an outright gift of cash, securities or property
• Provide for a bequest in your will
• Take out (or transfer) a gift of life insurance
• Set up a planned gift such as a charitable remainder trust
• Transfer an existing fund, charitable trust or endowment
• Name the Community Foundation as your designated charity through the
United Way’s Donor Choice Program
Establishing a Fund
When you decide to establish your own fund or support one of the Foundation’s
existing funds, you will join with people from all walks of life with one thing in
common: the desire to make a difference in your community — forever.
Your gift will give year after year because your donation is invested as a permanent
endowment fund and is managed professionally by a knowledgeable team of
community leaders, staff and investment advisors.
It is simple to set up a fund. There are many ways to do it, often with significant tax
benefits for you. We will work with you and your lawyer, accountant, life insurance
agent or financial planner to find the approach that works best.
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PERENNIAl
Types of Funds
When you establish a fund at the Foundation, you choose its name and decide how
it will work to benefit the community and fulfill your charitable goals. It could also be
a tribute or memorial fund. Depending on your wishes, your fund will fall into one of
the following categories:
Unrestricted Fund
This fund is the heart of the Foundation and provides flexibility in responding to
community needs. Donations with a minimum cumulative value of $1000 may be
named for an individual, family or group.
Field of Interest Fund
Donor identifies a general area of interest for fund income – named by a donor, family,
group, or in memory of a loved one – minimum donation of $5,000 to establish a
fund.
Designated Fund
Donor specifies one or more charitable beneficiaries – adjustments can be made to
maintain the intent of the donor – minimum contribution of $5,000 is required to
establish a fund.
Donor Advised Fund
Grants are made in accordance with the donor’s wishes – recorded wishes are carried
out forever by the Foundation – minimum donation of $10,000 is required to establish
this fund.
Operating Reserve Fund
Donations to this fund are utilized to defray the cost of operations.
Doubling Your Donation’s Impact
An anonymous donor has challenged Brandon and Westman to build the value of the Foundation’s Unrestricted Endowment Fund. Collective donations to the Unrestricted
Endowment Fund will be matched dollar for dollar with funds available for immediate granting to the community, up to a maximum of $75,000. This means that an unrestricted
donation to your Family or Named Fund made during the challenge will remain in perpetuity with the Foundation, and will be matched by immediate granting dollars that
will be provided by the anonymous donor. This anonymous gift is especially welcome due to the current economic downturn. Although the effects of reduced endowment
earnings are being felt throughout the charitable sector, there is no corresponding reduction in needs by charitable organizations in the community – in fact many of them
will see increased need in 2009.

Unrestricted Family Funds
Mr. & Mrs. J Secter Founders Initial Gift $25,000.00
John & Shirley Allen Family Fund $10,000.00
Anonymous $10,000.00
Associated Canadian Travellers (ACT) No. 1037 $19,144.00
Doug & Lynne Bailey Family Fund $2,500.00
Estate of Anne E. & Carl S. Baker $49,658.00
Rudy & Rose Marie Bidnosti Family Fund $1,050.00
Binkley Family Fund $1,000.00
Manse & Anna Hunt Binkley Family Fund $1,000.00
Estate of Leonard Blythe $281,859.00
IMO Miss F Goodings & Mrs. R. Blythe
Bowslaugh Family Fund $4,800.00
Walter & Jan Bradley Family Fund $1,000.00
Brandon Senior Citizens Fund $2,000.00
Brandon Sun Fund $5,000.00
Mrs.Duncan Campbell Fund $15,000.00
Jim & Eva Campbell Family Fund $1,000.00
Cargill Limited Fund $1,000.00
Christies Office Supply Fund $1,439.00
Murray & June Clark Family Fund $3,300.00
Clear Lake Ladies Golf Club Fund $2,968.00
Robert & Mary Clement Family Fund $1,000.00
J. J. Coleman Memorial Fund $2,000.00
Arnold & June Cook Family Fund $3,050.00
Bob & Lois Cornell Family Fund $5,000.00
Paul & Gail Crane Family Fund $1,000.00
Marion & Eric Davis Family Fund $5,000.00
Gloria & Merv Dillabough Family Fund $10,000.00
Donovon Stone & Co. Fund $22,273.00
Peter & Jan Eckersley Family Fund $2,500.00
Estate of Suzanne Cancade $39,036.04
In Memory Of Mrs. Dorthy Evans $1,000.00
Reg & Clara Forbes Family Fund $1,000.00
Wilf & Winnie Francis Family Fund $1,017.00
Gardewine & Sons Ltd. Fund $7,500.00
Tanis & Ron Hargreaves Family Fund $1,250.00
Hartney-Cameron Community Fund $1,223.00
Bob Hawley Memorial Fund $1,470.00
Helwer Family Fund $3,000.00
George Hooke Memorial Fund $1,000.00
Ron & Mona Kille Family Fund $7,000.00
Les & Muriel Kille Family Fund $1,000.00
Funds
Kiwanis Club of Brandon Fund $2,420.00
Kullberg Family Fund $4,000.00
Glen & Eileen Lawson Family Fund $3,000.00
Doug & Wilma Lawson Family Fund $1,000.00
Frank C. Lissaman Memorial Fund $1,000.00
In Memory Of Bill & Janet Lumbard $4,000.00
Emily Lyons Family Fund $1,600.00
Moira & Don Main Family fund $2,000.00
Manitoba Normal School-Class of ‘54 Fund $1,000.00
Brian & Irene Martineau Family Fund $3,000.00
Robert & Patricia Mazer Family Fund $6,000.00
Dale & Grant McPhail Family Fund $1,000.00
Medical Charity Fund $6,766.00
Meighen Haddad & Co. Fund $5,000.00
Muriel & Neil Merrell Family Fund $1,050.00
J. Gary Mills Fund $10,000.00
Delia & Les Milne Family Fund $1,050.00
Donn & Sylvia Mitchell Fund $176,277.33
Ross & Mabel Mitchell Family Fund $5,000.00
Clair & Mildred Murray Family Fund $25,300.00
R.F. Myers Fund $1,900.00
Dr. R & M Parker Family Fund $4,000.00
Parobec Family Fund $3,000.00
Paul’s Hauling Ltd. Fund $7,500.00
Penny Family Fund $7,500.00
Charlotte & Tony Potyondy Family Fund $1,000.00
Estate of Fred Pratt $20,000.00
Helen Riesberry Fund $1,000.00
Estate of Hazel Jean Robertson $2,000.00
In Memory Of Vic Rosenman $1,100.00
Shepherd / Dechka Family Fund $1,500.00
Don Simmons Fund $2,000.00
Simplot Canada Ltd. Fund $20,000.00
Cathy Snelgrove Fund $1,000.00
Dr.& Mrs. J.H. Strain Family Fund $1,300.00
Jan Sullivan Fund $2,000.00
Ron & Sandra Thomas Family Fund $2,905.00
Thomas Sill Foundation $200,000.00
Mel & Ruth Turnbull $11,000.00
Westoba Credit Union Fund $5,000.00
Mel & Catherine Wolfe Family Fund $3,000.00
World Junior Hockey $31,254.00
Total general contributions under $1000 $35,761.46
Field of Interest
97 Canada Games $172,250.00
CIBC Youth Projects $5,000.00
Buckley Family Fund $5,000.00
Cristall Family Fund $10,000.00
Environmental Unrestricted Fund $27,200.00
Stuart and Mickey Hampton Fund $9,000.00
Les Milne Memorial Fund $6,950.00
Don and Becki Kille Family Fund $8,500.00
Leech Family Fund $12,285.50
Manitoba Smart Network $128,976.42
Dick and Verda McDonald Family Fund $7,840.00
RBC Foundation Fund $22,500.00
Simplot Fund $16,000.00
Westman Recycling Council Fund $30,000.00
John Wilson Memorial Fund $6,000.00
Designated
Administration Fund $13,216.13
Travis Crompton Memorial Scholarship $47,500.00
Diefenbaker Scholarship Fund $1,679.12
Elsie Taylor Memorial Scholarship $40,000.00
Gwneyth & Dr. Frank Purdie-Samaritan House $20,000.00
Gwyneth & Dr. Frank Purdie YMCA Fund $20,486.89
Gwyneth & Dr. Frank Purdie Literacy Fund $15,000.00
Hartney-IOOF Scholarship Fund $12,000.00
Holden Memorial Scholarship $40,486.00
Provincial Exhibition of Manitoba $25,830.10
Vionell Holdings Scholarship $10,000.00
Wawanesa Cemetary Fund $2,000.00
Donor Advised
Alice Hamnett Memorial $10,000.00
Brandon Baseball Foundation $10,000.00
Brandon Riverbank Inc. Fund $79,430.00
Brawn/Martin Family Fund $21,264.05
Elgin Community Fund $32,118.93
Golletz Family Fund for Youth in Philanthropy $32,354.05
Minto Community Fund $5,911.00
Rapid City Community Fund $31,050.00
Tri-High Alumni Fund for Youth in Philanthropy $13,630.84
Westman Dreams for Kids Fund $125,025.00
Womens’ Fund $31,022.00
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The Gord and Diane Peters Family Fund
The Brandon and Area Community Foundation received an amazing gift from Gord
and Diane Peters. Their $1 million dollar contribution pledge made to BACF is a
generous gift to the Foundation and to our community. The Peters’ contribution will
be in the form of shares they personally own in Cando Contracting Ltd., the company
that Gord co-founded in 1978. Their initial contribution of $500,000 was made in
December 2008 and that donation will be followed up with additional commitments
of $250,000 in 2009 and 2010.
Cando is an employee owned company that celebrated its 30th anniversary in 2008.
It currently employs in excess of 270 people at over a dozen fixed locations across
North America and whose head office is located in Brandon MB. Gord and Diane are
very thankful for all the hard work and dedication that the Cando team has put into
the company to make it into the success it is today. Cando and its employees have
always been generous with their resources in whatever community they worked in.
The company has introduced many innovative ideas such as an Employee Ownership
Program in 1996 to make sure that all team members have an opportunity to share
in Cando’s overall success. For Gord and Diane, giving is a very direct way to share
their business success with their community. The Peters are long time residents of
Brandon but are very proud of their rural Manitoba roots. Both came from families
and communities that believed in the spirit of “giving back”. The BACF’s commitment
to Southwestern Manitoba parallels the Peters’ desire to enhance their personal
philanthropic goals.
“A tremendous amount
of Brandon’s wealth is
in private business. We
hope that this innovative
donation from Gord and
Diane can be a model
and catalyst for other
business owners,” said
BACF Chair Keay Dobson-
Golletz. “The amount,
timing and creativity of
Gord and Diane’s gift will
be felt throughout the
community and we are
extremely grateful for
their generosity.”
planting seeds…
The Travis Crompton Memorial Scholarship Fund
The following words were written
by Vivian Crompton to honour
her son, Travis, who along with
his sister Amber, died tragically
in an automobile accident in
2007. Vivian and her husband,
Len, have established a Memorial
Scholarship at Boissevain High
School to honour Amber and,
through the Brandon Area
Community Foundation, have
established the Travis Crompton
Memorial Scholarship at the
Manitoba Emergency Services
College in Brandon.
“Trav” a beautiful soul, a loving
son, a friend Loving - giving -
warm. A smile that made you feel
as though you were the only one in
the world...reserved just for you.
As his mom, I loved him more than
my own life, and wish every day
that I could trade places with him, so that he could be here.
As he had many dreams, he fulfilled mine… to have the privilege to be his mom. He would
always say “you’re my girl”. He would look at me with his brown eyes and a smile that would
melt your heart. I know I had his, and he mine, and I always knew he loved me. That is the
gift he left for me… Every day I honour him… His friends felt the warmth of that beautiful
smile. Just to be with him, he made you feel special. He also had a special place for his
Dad, who spent every day working with him at their construction jobs. Trav always let him
know he was proud of him, and how he was raised. He had a giving compassionate heart
and felt empathy for others. Another gift he possessed. When he was with his friends he
gave his undivided attention. Always giving his best - but little did he know then that just
having him here is all they ever wanted. He has a special place in all their hearts.
The Travis Crompton Memorial Scholarship will be awarded annually to the recipient
who possesses qualities and traits similar to Travis and his aspirations to become a
firefighter.

2008 Grants
General Endowment Unrestricted Grants
Community Foundations Canada $500.00
Alzheimer Society Mb Westman $600.00
Westman Hospice Association Inc $800.00
The Marquis Project $850.00
Canadian Museum for Human Rights $1,000.00
Brandon Youth for Christ $1,000.00
Suicide Prevention Implementation
Network $1,000.00
Raystone Memorial Centre $1,100.00
Rivers Train Station Restoration $1,440.32
Hamiota Aquatic Centre $1,500.00
Funds for Furry Friends $1,800.00
Brookdale Community Centre $2,000.00
Brandon Community Orchestra $2,000.00
Dinsdale Personal Care Home $2,000.00
Shoal Lake Kids Club $2,500.00
Prairie Skills $2,500.00
Brandon Seniors for Seniors $2,500.00
Souris Pool Fund $2,500.00
Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra $2,500.00
Samaritan House Ministries $2,500.00
Brandon University School of Music $2,500.00
CNIB $3,000.00
Birdtail River Fine Arts Festival $3,000.00
Career Connections $4,000.00
Youth In Philanthropy Brandon $7,500.00
…For a Sustainable harvest
Field of Interest Grants
Westman Speed Skating Club
Brandon Community Welcome
$1,173.00
Clubhouse $1,500.00
Brandon English Language Camp $2,000.00
Canadian Mental Health Association $2,500.00
Habitat for Humanity
Donor Advised Grants
$2,500.00
Valley View Golf Club $1,000.00
Strathclair Museum Association $1,300.00
Forrest Special Projects Group $2,500.00
Rapid City Regional Library
Designated Grants
$5,000.00
Elsie Taylor Scholarship
Purdie YMCA Kids Programs
$1,000.00
Scholarship $900.00
Hartney IOOF Scholarship $500.00
King George School Library $500.00
Wawanesa Cemetary $100.00
Diefenbaker Scholarship $125.00
Huntingtons $500.00
Vionell Holdings Scholarship
Recreation Improvement
$500.00
Committee Elgin $1,400.00
Holden Scholarship $1,500.00
Westman Dreams for Kids $11,680.71
Grants for 2008 $90,769.03
Social
Sport
Technology
Youth
Animal Welfare
Arts
Social
Sport
Community
Education
Health
Technology
Youth
Heritage
Recreation
Scholarships
Seniors
Animal Welfare
Arts
Community
Education
Health
Heritage
Recreation
Scholarships
Seniors
Powerful Partnerships
The Canadian Mental Health
Association in partnership
with Habitat for Humanity and
the Brandon Friendship Centre
has purchased the vacant
71,000 sq ft Massey Building
in downtown Brandon. The
four-storey building, once a
Massey tractor warehouse,
will be converted to help meet
the ever increasing demand for affordable housing. This inspired
partnership will help meet a wide variety of family and individual
needs. When the construction is complete, the Massey Building will
provide Emergency Housing, Transitional Housing, Income Adjusted
rental units, affordable rental units and low income condominium
units. There will be 60 units including a mix of one bedroom, two
bedroom and three bedroom units that will provide accommodation
for approximately 150 – 175 individuals in Downtown Brandon.
Brandon Area Community Foundation has been a past funder of
all three of these worthy community partners and is pleased have
provided funding for this project through the 2008 Grant Program.
Music to the Ears
As the Town of Hamiota
prepared to host the
Birdtail River Fine Arts
Festival in 2008 and 2009,
festival organizers turned
to the Brandon Area
Community Foundation
for support. Recognizing
that certain standards must be maintained for an event such as
this, BRFAF made application to BACF for help in procuring a new
piano and was awarded a grant for $3000. Additional funding was
provided by The Thomas Sill Foundation.
This professionally adjudicated festival takes place over the span of
three weeks each year and draws participants and spectators to the
community and is very instrumental in promoting the arts in a rural
environment.
Aside from the Fine Arts Festival, the piano is in constant use in a
community known for hosting musical events. This BACF donation
will help to serve the entire community as the piano is used by
various groups including, most recently, Hamiota Collegiate’s
production of CATS.
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Westoba Credit Union
Westside Heating and Plumbing
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