2009 Annual Report - Jewish Community Foundation

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31 grants 2009 Annual Report Local Secular Organizations 11% National Jewish Organizations 2% 2009 grants from A-z 2009 Grants From All Funds Over the past year, donors have made grants to a variety of charitable organizations. Below is a sample of grant recipients from A-Z. Reason #47. The Foundation is the backbone of our Jewish community. Many of our wonderful Jewish programs and organizations wouldn’t be possible without their contributions and support. Reason #48. Our Donor Advised Fund makes giving to charitable causes a pleasure. It’s easy, convenient, and keeps track of our contributions to the organizations we wish to support. National Secular Organizations 2% Local Jewish Organizations 85% American Cancer Society Boys & Girls Hope CASA of Johnson & Wyandotte Counties Dartmouth Hillel Ezer Mizion Florence Melton Adult Mini School Gilda’s Club Kansas City Heartland Men’s Chorus Israel Guide Dog Center for the Blind Jewish Community Archives of Greater KC Kansas City Community Kollel Liberty Memorial Association Mazon, a Jewish Response to Hunger National Yiddish Book Center Ozanam Phoenix Family Housing Queen of Hearts Foundation Reach Out & Read Society of St. Andrew Teach for America United Way of Greater Kansas City Vaad HaKashrut of Kansas City Wonderscope Youth Symphony of Kansas City Zaka Rescue & Recovery Robyn & Seth Freiden
statement of financial position December 31, 2009 Reason #49.What the Jewish Community Foundation has accomplished during the past 3 years of world-wide financial turmoil is a great tribute to our donors, staff and community. $34 million dollars granted to benefit our community coupled with $40 million dollars in new gift contributions-we are INDEED fulfilling our mission. Mike Schultz Total Assets History Millions ASSETS Operating Cash Contributions Receivable Notes Receivable Investments Cash Surrender Value of Life Insurance & Other Assets $847,523 439,757 1,316,770 104,758,630 1,032,957 TOTAL ASSETS $108,395,637 LIABILITIES Grants & Other Payables $19,416 Liability Under Unitrust & Gift Annuity Agreements 758,079 TOTAL LIABILITIES $777,495 NET ASSETS Unrestricted Donor Advised Funds Community Legacy Funds Administrative Funds Capitalized Assets Funds Supporting Foundations Charitable Remainder Trusts Charitable Gift Annuities Temporarily Restricted Agencies Other Permanently Restricted $23,275,588 4,866,458 903,464 165,888 27,438,620 630,740 299,374 26,894,941 6,167,493 16,975,576 TOTAL NET ASSETS TOTAL LIABILITIES & $107,618,142 NET ASSETS $108,395,637 $120 $100 $80 $60 $40 $20 $0 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 50 Reasons to Celebrate 32
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