Annual Report 2007 - the Marshall Community Foundation

Their Future Rests
In Our Hands
Annual Report
October 2006 - September 2007
Marshall Community Foundation
MESSAGE TO THE COMMUNITY
Dear Friends of the Foundation,
It is with pleasure that we bring to you the Foundation’s Annual Report. The theme
of the Report – Their Future Rests in our Hands – reflects the communities tradition
of not only making a difference today but wanting to make a difference in the lives
that follow in our footsteps.
Leaving a legacy…is why community foundations exist. Our goal is
to find a way to give you, the donors, the opportunity to make an
impact on future generations. Gifts made today will still be helping
the community a hundred years from now.
Over the past several years, you have shown your support of the
Marshall Community Foundation as a major unifying and philanthropic force in our community. As the Foundation described itself in
the 1998 Annual Report…steady & anchored in the community…those words still hold true today. Despite
the economic difficulties, despite the many challenges facing our community, you continue to remain
committed and giving day after day, decade after decade.
We are thankful. You enabled us to approach 11 million dollars in assets in 2007. You enabled us to
award $424,000 in grants and scholarships, you gifted us with over a thousand donations totaling
$434,000. We should all be proud.
You have made us what we are ... please help us to continue growing a stronger community….
For good. For ever.
Board President
Executive Director
I am of the opinion that my life belongs to
the community and as long as I live, it is my
privilege to do for it whatever I can.
George Bernard Shaw
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TRUSTEES & STAFF
2007 Board of Trustees
Charles Cook, President
Mark Stuart, Vice Pres.
Kathy Tarr, Secretary
Frank Boley, Treasurer
Mary Jo Byrne
Sandi Dobbins
Tom Franke
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Pastor Dick Gerten
Dr. Lynne Haley
Mike Kinter
Dr. Jay Larson
Darlene Neidlinger
(not all pictured)
Jim Pardoe
Dr. Joyce Phillips
Bruce Smith
Ron Smith
Morris Stulberg, Past Pres.
Britta Seifert, YAC Rep.
YOUR COMMUNITY FOUNDATION is governed by eighteen volunteer
leaders with various backgrounds and experience who dedicate their time and
resources. These “Partners in Philanthropy” meet monthly to oversee our
endowments, cultivate new donors, review grant requests, and make funding
decisions. We are grateful to these civic leaders who work together toward a
shared goal of improving the lives of citizens in the Marshall area.
Staff
FOUNDATION STAFF GROWS. We now have a team
of five, all dedicated to serving our community.
This Annual Report summarizes the good work that the
Foundation has undertaken. We hope that you will
enjoy looking through its pages, and we encourage you
to join us in supporting the cause of charitable giving in
our community.
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One person can make a difference...
and every person must try.
John F. Kennedy
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(f from l) Tonya Beardslee, (Marketing), Ann Miller (Office
Assist.) (back) Amy Turner (Ex. Assist.), Sherry Anderson
(Ex. Director), (not pictured) Sandra Dobbins (YAC Advisor)
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Fall 2006
to
Summer
2007
Jessie Caron
Braden DeWeese
FROM ITS INCEPTION 17 years ago, the Youth Advisory Council (YAC) has strived to
improve the community. Each year, 25 teens from Marshall High School learn the importance of
philanthropy. The group is committed to community service projects and achieves this through
grantmaking and numerous volunteer activities. We are proud of these young philanthropists.
Adam DeWolf
Devin Dubois
Kierstin Elliott
Hillary Fidler
Kevin Fleury
Gabriela Fratta
Sara Grable
Stacy Hughes
Norman Light
Dana Lowell
Sidne Lyon
Wil Mayo
Molly Moran
Marc Neidlinger
Margaret Oerther
Britta Siefert
Ethan Srinivasan
Emily Townsend
Aimee Walsh
Caitlin Wills
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Special thanks to our
Graduating Seniors
Back L to R: Norman Light, Dana Lowell,
Gabi Fratta, Marc Neidlinger
Front L to R: Kierstin Elliott and Britta Seifert
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YAC 20
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Gradua
Fall 2007
to
Summer
2008
Youth Grants Awarded
MARSHALL DISTRICT LIBRARY
“After School Arts Workshop” Programs
$17,424
MARSHALL PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Tennis Court repairs and refurbishment
$12,500
Meredith Carrel
Braden DeWeese
Devin Dubois
MAR LEE SCHOOL
$5,432
Accessible and user friendly playground equipment for all students
BATTLE CREEK MATH AND SCIENCE CENTER
Refurbishing Math and Science Kits
$5,000
SHAMROCK CENTER
Playground completion at Shamrock Center
$3,100
MARSHALL PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Jump into Kindergarten Program
$2,500
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA #383
Travel expenses to attend 100th Celebration in England
$1,500
Kierstin Elliott
Ashley Esselink
Hillary Fidler
Gabriela Fratta
Kaitlin Frazier
Jules Hinske
Stacy Hughes
MARSHALL COMMUNITY BALLET
$1,250
Annual production costs and materials for Nutcracker Performance
GLOWING EMBERS GIRL SCOUTS
“Summer fun program”
GLOWING EMBERS GIRL SCOUTS
Cadet Troop 260 trip to Washington DC
Tyler Hughes
Hanna Lasky
$1,000
Meredith Leininger
$620
Norman Light
Dana Lowell
MACS ADOPT-A-FAMILY
$600
YACker’s participation in the Adopt-a-Family Holiday Program
Molly Moran
YAC RECYCLING PROGRAM
$587
Funding for recycling programs in the Marshall Public Schools
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN
Annual Explorathon Math and Science Fair
Chrissy Morse
$500
Marc Neidlinger
Corrin Rugg
MARSHALL PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$500
Marshall Public Schools Philanthropic “Dollar for Deeds” Program
CALHOUN COUNTY YOUTH COUNCIL
Sponsor “Blue Light Benefit” Abuse and Neglect Program
$500
MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL
Library Media Center Materials
$497
FRANKE CENTER FOR THE ARTS
“Best Seat in the House”
$400
TOTAL
Britta Siefert
Ethan Srinivasan
Jillian Thompson
Emily Townsend
Aimee Walsh
$53,810
Shamrock Center Playground
Jordan Weck
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Youth Dev.
Great Grants
Arts/Culture
Other
GRANT AWARDS
Abound
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in 2007
Comm. Dev.
Health
Education
FOUNTAIN CLINIC
Renovations and updates to current facility
$41,175
SWING, JAZZ AND OTHER STUFF
Summer music festival
$17,200
MARSHALL MAIN STREET (DDA)
Marshall Alley Project to bury utility lines
$15,000
MARSHALL Public Schools
Tennis Court repairs and refurbishment
$12,500
MARSHALL PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Equipment, materials and supplies for Marshall Public Schools Music Department
$10,000
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
Marshall Home Project
$7,500
MARSHALL ART IN THE EYE
Outdoor Sculpture Art Exhibit
$7,500
MARSHALL ALTERNATIVE HIGH SCHOOL
Science equipment necessary for MME Curriculum Standards
$6,110
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT
JA Programs at the Marshall Alternative High School
$4,625
MARSHALL PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Jump into Kindergarten Program
$2,500
MARSHALL DISTRICT LIBRARY
Microfilming of past newspapers
$2,400
$1,730
HAVEN OF REST
Adult Foster Care Program
$1,500
MARSHALL COMMUNITY BAND
Portable sound system for rehearsals
$1,490
MARSHALL AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Provide Shuttle Service from Fair Grounds to Downtown
$1,048
GLOWING EMBERS GIRL SCOUTS
“Summer Fun Program”
$1,000
MARSHALL AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Sponsor Candidate forum
$780
MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL
Score board for High School Pool
$700
MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL
Supplies for Media Center
$576
NATIONAL CANCER SOCIETY RELAY FOR LIFE
Sponsor Survivors dinner
$500
MARSHALL MIDDLE SCHOOL
Replacement of Projector Screen
$500
SHAMROCK CENTER
Shamrock players (The Jungle Book) Production
$500
MARSHALL AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Sponsor Annual Athena Awards Dinner
$500
MARSHALL AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Sponsor Manufacturer Appreciation Luncheon
$500
FOUNTAIN CLINIC
Sponsor Marketing Materials
$500
HEALTH CARE LEADERSHIP FORUM
Sponsor of the Health Care Leadership Forum
$500
ART INITIATIVE
Sponsor Marketing Materials for the “All About Art Initiative”
$500
MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL
Teaching supplies for Culinary Arts for the Family Consumers Science Department
$435
MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL
Support Students attendance of Gerta Klien presentation
$410
MARSHALL SISTER CITIES
Sponsor Marketing Materials
$190
TOTAL
GRANT AWARDS
GLOWING EMBERS GIRL SCOUTS
Cadet Troop 260 trip to Washington DC
$140,369
Shamrock Center Jungle Book Production 2006
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THE MARSHALL COMMUNITY FOUNDATION is proud of its focus on education.
We are extremely grateful for the donors who have provided a bright future for the generations that follow.
Graduating Seniors Scholarships
NANCY HOELTZEL EARLY EDUCATIONAL
SCHOLARSHIP
Katherine Arnold
Courtney Martin
SCHOLARSHIPS & EDUCATIONAL AWARDS
JEFF KITTINGER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Joseph Dyer
MARILYN PASKETT MEMORIAL
SCHOLARSHIP
Shannon Bridges
AAUW PATRICE ELMS SCHOLARSHIP
Mandy Hoffman
$750
NICOLE MARIE BURMEISTER SCHOLARSHIP
Marissa Loughrige
$500
ELLA “GWEN” COLLINS NURSING
SCHOLARSHIP
Tabitha VanWarmer
DICK AND ANITA DRAKE SCHOLARSHIP
Andrew Egger
DUBE AND KATIE SCHOLARSHIP
Kathleen Fish
Marissa Loughrige
Clay Robinson
EXCHANGE CLUB OF MARSHALL
SCHOLARSHIP
Jacob Bronson
Adam DeWolf
Sara Grable
Brittani Leach
Wil Mayo
Sarah Willits
JOYCE FRANKE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Stephanie Parshall
RON GLANT MEMORIAL ART SCHOLARSHIP
Jessica Caron
BRUCE, LEMOYNE & STEPHEN GRAY
SCHOLARSHIP
Shannon Bridges
Adam DeWolf
RUBY HAMILTON HENRY SCHOLARSHIP
Katie Murphy
HARVEY HOELTZEL MEMORIAL
SCHOLARSHIP
Brandon Jordan
Amanda Zapata
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K. JOHN LORD ENGINEERING AND
SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIP
Mario Ramon II
HEROLD AND RETTA REUSS PUBLIC
SAFETY SCHOLARSHIP
Kevin Fleury
$2,000
$500
$200
$2,500
$500
REBECCA SADGER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Kathleen Fish
$200
$500
SERENDIPITY SCHOLARSHIP
Kathleen Fish
$200
$500
$3,000
$6,000
$1,000
$500
JEFF SEYBERT MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Wil Mayo
Clay Robinson
$5,000
MAE SHERMAN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Erin Fitzpatrick
Elizabeth Gehrig
Andrew Kellogg
$4,995
LAVERN SMITH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Donisha Brewer
Jessica England
Sara Mowry
$1,500
FRANCES STEVENS STUART THEATER
PRODUCTION SCHOLARSHIP
Leandra Watson
MICHAEL STULBERG PERFORMING ARTS
SCHOLARSHIP
Heidi Elston
Marshall High School
$2,500
$2,000
$2,000
JACK & EMILY TWIST MEMORIAL
SPARTAN SCHOLARSHIP
Josh Parks
$2,000
$500
AART VANELST MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Clay Robinson
$2,000
BEATRICE S. WILLIAMS MEMORIAL
SCHOLARSHIP
Amanda Hageman
$500
$300
Education Enrichment Scholarships
DON & RUTH CHADDERDON MUSIC
SCHOLARSHIP
Jennifer Slaght
$655
ELLA “GWEN” COLLINS NURSING
SCHOLARSHIP
Taylor Vaughn
$500
SULLIVAN FAMILY ENRICHMENT
SCHOLARSHIP
Simon Barroso
Tyler Blowers
$300
JAMES TARMNEL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Marshall Alternative High School
$40
Non-Traditional Scholarships
ELLA “GWEN’ COLLINS NURSING
SCHOLARSHIP
Charese Blowers
Michelle Sayers
CLYDE AND MARIAN CONNELLY MUSIC
SCHOLARSHIP
Philip Rice
Darin DeWeese
Beau Hutchings
JOYCE FRANKE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Darin DeWeese
Mark Hageman
$1,500
$26,000
$5,000
HARVEY HOELTZEL ARCHITECTURAL
SCHOLARSHIP
Agnieska K. Drelich
University of Michigan
K. JOHN LORD ENGINEERING AND
SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIP
Zachary Wilson
MARSHALL COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
SCHOLARSHIP
Charese Blowers
Susan Libbrecht
Sara Loughrige
NETWORK VIVIAN LUSCH MEMORIAL
SCHOLARSHIP
Charese Blowers
Ginny Sue Lewis
$4,000
$2,500
SCHOLARSHIPS & EDUCATIONAL AWARDS
TOM AND LUCY FRANKE EDUCATION
ENRICHMENT SCHOLARSHIP
$7,002
Rachel Lord
Tyler Blowers
Stuart Murch
Hayley Brown
Augie Odena
Andrew DeBrabander
Olivia Roberts
Collin DeBrabander
Eva Thompson
Kierstin Elliott
Taylor Vaughn
Allyson Hoffman
Breehanna Williams
Delaney Hurst
Karissa Kalisz
$2,500
$900
Education is a never-ending
gift for all ages.
Sherry Anderson
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Vyda Mumby Educators Recognition Award
Vyda Mumby began teaching in Marshall in 1934. During her second year of teaching, Ms. Mumby had such
a positive impact on one of her students that in 1997 this student, now a successful business man, offered this
annual award in honor of his beloved teacher. The Vyda Mumby Educators Recognition Award is presented
SCHOLARSHIPS & EDUCATIONAL AWARDS
to help exceptional teachers and counselors bring out more of the best in their students.
MARSHALL PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Joanne Furu, Steve Wissink, Kathy Slee
$985
Support students in a monthly community based activity
MARSHALL MIDDLE SCHOOL
Lesley Hagelgans
$10,063
Multimedia projectors, data cameras, DVD/VHS players
MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL
Shelly Densmore
Family and Consumer Sciences teaching supplies
MARSHALL MIDDLE SCHOOL
Ryan Meyer
High interest, low vocabulary reading materials
$1,770
$848
MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL
Nicholas Dent
$1,330
Teaching of Foreign Languages Conference for 3 teachers
MARSHALL MIDDLE SCHOOL
Pat Murray
Video Conferencing technology
$4,438
MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL
Tracy Harroff
Advanced Placement Chemistry and other lab supplies
$3,212
MARSHALL MIDDLE SCHOOL
Joanna Steele
Cardiovascular Equipment for Physical Education
$2,185
MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL
Linda Hoover
Real Care Bay simulators
$9,435
GORDON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Terri Duffey
Leveled readers for Title One students
$949
MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL
Dave Palmer
Pen Pals Program
$1,000
GORDON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Susan Flanders
Expanding Expression Tools
$1,078
MARSHALL ALTERNATIVE HIGH SCHOOL
Jane Westpha
Technology Hardware and Peripherals
$1,136
GORDON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Christine McLain
Set of 2 Maps
$468
MARSHALL MIDDLE SCHOOL
Sarah Cape, Matt Mayer
Two Sets of Classroom Calculators
$1,017
HUGHES ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Jessica McHugh, Melissa Kowalske
Reading a-z.com subscriptions
$768
WALTERS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Leslie Booth
Miss Booth’s Special Olympians
$970
MARSHALL MIDDLE SCHOOL
Mary Ann Cox, Sabrina Tobias
Novel sets to support social studies curriculum
$3,316
Real generosity toward the future lies
in giving all to the present.
Albert Camus
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2007 Vyda Mumby Recipients
WALTERS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Leslie Brown
Math Versatiles
$312
WALTERS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Jim Dorosh
Accelerated Reading Books
TOTAL
$1,600
$46,880
SCHOLARSHIPS & EDUCATIONAL AWARDS
Tom and Lucy Franke Education Enrichment Scholarship
The Tom and Lucy Franke Education Enrichment Scholarship provides support to Marshall Public
School students wishing to participate in educational enrichment programs and for teachers, counselors, and educational departments seeking additional classroom opportunities.
MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL
Saundra Hainline
Trip to Supreme Court Institute
MARSHALL MIDDLE SCHOOL
Auditorium
Replacement of Projector Screen
$500
$500
MARSHALL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
Special Education Department
Regular trip to Kids– N—Stuff Museum
GORDON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Jim Dorosh, Chris McLain
Leveled reading supplies
TOTAL
$1,464
$440
$2,140
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THE FUNDS OF the Marshall Community Foundation support programs and organizations as diverse as the
interests of the donors establishing them. We are proud to present our “Family of Funds”.
NEW FUNDS, NEW HOPE, NEW GROWTH
Ann and Anthony La Pietra Scholarship- Established April 2007
John La Pierta, Katherine La Pietra, and Margaret La Pietra Kunz established this scholarship in loving memory of their parents, Ann and Tony La
Pietra. Ann and Tony embodied a spirit of giving, creativity and community activism. This scholarship is a scholarship to be offered to one or more
graduating seniors or previous graduates from the Marshall Area and are
chosen on the basis of their creative endeavors and community activism.
Herold and Retta Reuss Public Safety Scholarship- Established
July 2007
This Scholarship was established by Herold Reuss, long time resident of
Marshall and retired Chief of Police. It is his desire to assist Marshall area
residents who are pursing a career in the Criminal Justice, Emergency
Medical Services, or other related fields, such as but not limited to, Fireman,
Policeman, or Legal Secretary.
FUNDS WE MANAGE
Steve Wasielewski Memorial Bookstore Scholarship- Established
June 2007
This Fund was originally established in May 1977 with the Marshall Public
Schools by Brian Burns and Ben Armstrong, faculty advisors, in memory of
Steve Wasielewski, who was the student manager of the Marshall High
School bookstore. Steve was always smiling, active in a wide variety of
school and class activities, loved by his classmates and respected by all who
knew him. He truly made the most of his high school years and the recipients should represent these qualities.
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Tekonsha Township Library Fund and the Harvey Randall
Memorial Scholarship- Established May 2007
These funds were established with a bequest by Harvey Randall to the
Marshall Community Foundation. Mr. Randall was a long time resident of
Tekonsha and a 1934 graduate of Tekonsha High School. Along with his
brother, he founded Randall Beans, from which the Tekonsha annual “Bean
Day” has become synonymous. By establishing these two Endowment Funds, Mr. Randall will have a lasting impact on the Tekonsha community by helping Tekonsha High School graduates pursing a higher education and providing for the needs of the Tekonsha Township
Library.
UNRESTIRCTED FUND- Fund for Marshall
The income from this endowed fund is used to support the
emerging, changing, evolving needs of the community now
and in the future. Named Funds were established from 19932002 and commemorate the lives of donors who have left a
permanent gift of $3,000 or more to the Marshall Community
Foundation. These gifts helped to establish the Foundation’s
Unrestricted Fund for Marshall.
Named Funds
Alec and Judy Allen
Ruth Ann and William R. Biggs
Boley Family
The Brundage Family
Cellasto Plastic Industries
Chemical Bank South
DENSO Manufacturing Michigan, Inc.
Dr. James and Sandra Dobbins
Eaton Corporation
David P. and Joan K. Foster
Great Lakes Bancorp
A. Chester and Helen E. Hemmingsen
Donald and Helen Hensick
Carolyn and Robert Holmes
Marjory Keller
Bernice A. Kretsinger
S.H. Leggitt (Marshall Brass Division)
Matthew and Madeline Lynch
Marshall Community Credit Union
Marshall Savings Bank
McDonalds Restaurant
Dr. and Mrs. Michael Meyer
Michigan Kitchen Distributors
Michigan National Bank
Monday Club of Marshall
The Schuler Family
State Farm Companies Foundation
Mark and Susan Stuart Family
Stulberg Family
Geraldine B. and Charles H. Tidey, III
Dr. and Mrs. Douglas VanDerMeulen
Rudolph F. Vogelreuter Memorial
Dick and Bea Walters
ADMINISTRATIVE FUND
The income from these endowed funds is used to
invest in the future of the Community Foundation
and assist in assuring its financial viability.
• Administrative Fund
FIELD OF INTEREST FUND
The income from these endowed funds is used for
specific areas of concern defined by the donors who
establish them.
Community Development
• Kinter Family Fund
• Patricia Phelan Fund
Health
• Healthy Youth and Healthy Seniors Fund
• Marshall Heath Care Fund
Human Services
• Exchange Club of Marshall Fund
Youth
• Marshall Area Youth Fund
• Youth of Tekonsha Fund
DONOR DESIGNATED FUND
The income from these endowed funds is used for
agencies or programs designated by the donors who
established them.
• Jennefer Bachelder Education Fund
• Battle Creek Boys Choir Fund
• Brooks Memorial Fountain Fund
• Ceresco Baptist Church Fund
• Church Family Memorial Fund
• Class of 1940 Fund
• Class of 1957 Fund
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Class of 1958 Fund
Class of 1961 Fund
Class of 1968 Fund
Class of 2001 Fund
Charles and Shirley Cook’s Sister Cities Fund
The Dannenberg Family Fund
Hayes-Washburn Fund for Visual Arts
Mary A. Ivey Fund
Marshall Civic Center Trust/Cronin Foundation
Fund
Marshall Civic Players Fund
Marshall Music Fund
Marshall Public Schools Chadderdon Music Fund
Elizabeth R. McAfee Memorial Fund*
Vyda Mumby School Fund
Oaklawn Hospital Fund
Brett Reynolds Memorial Fund for Firearms Safety
Shellenberger and Brown Family Endowment Fund
Morris and Charlotte Stulberg Fund
Tekonsha Township Library Fund
CHARITABLE REMAINDER TRUST FUND
These funds provide donors with a lifetime income
and ensure them a long-term investment in their community.
• Carl F. and Margaret M. Greene Trust Fund
FUNDS WE MANAGE
AGENCY FUND
The income from these endowed funds established by
Non-Profit Organizations and/or their supporters provides funding for the needs of the organization.
• Brass Band of Battle Creek Fund
• Doc Boelter Outdoor Youth Safety Education Fund
• Calhoun Conservation District Fund
• Chamber’s Holiday Endowment Fund
• Fountain Clinic Fund
• Marshall Civic Center Trust, Inc. Fund
• Girl Scouts of Marshall Fund
• Marshall Historical Society Fund
• Robert and Elaine Lund Memorial Fund
• Marshall Public Schools Endowment Fund
• John McCann Soccer Club Fund
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FUNDS WE MANAGE
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
The income from these endowed funds is used to provide scholarships and educational grants in accordance with the guidelines set by the donors who
established them.
• AAUW Patrice Elms Scholarship
• Nicole Marie Burmeister Scholarship
• Dorothy Goddard Capman Poetry Award
• Don and Ruth Chadderdon Music Scholarship
• Phillip R. Clissold Vocal Music Scholarship
• Ella “Gwen” Collins Nursing Scholarship
• John & Susan Collins Historic Preservation
Scholarship
• Clyde and Marian Connelly Music Scholarship
• Coury and Kesslring Natural Resources
Scholarship
• Judy Lutz Davidson Memorial Scholarship
• Richard and Anita Drake Scholarship
• Dube and Katie Scholarship
• Exchange Club of Marshall Scholarship
• Tom & Lucy Franke Education Enrichment
Scholarship
• Joyce L. Franke Memorial Scholarship
• Ron Glant Memorial Art Scholarship
• Bruce, LeMoyne & Stephen Gray Scholarship
• Ruby Hamilton Henry Scholarship
• Harvey Hoeltzel Architectural Scholarships
• Harvey Hoeltzel Memorial Scholarship
• Nancy Hoeltzel Early Educational Scholarship
• Fred W. Homann Jr. Education Scholarship
• Milt and Irene Jenks Scholarship
• Jeff Kittinger Memorial Scholarship
• Ann and Anthony La Pietra Scholarship
• K. John Lord Engineering & Science Scholarship
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Marshall Community Foundation Scholarship
Vyda Mumby Educator Recognition Award
Network Vivan Lusch Memorial Scholarship
Marilyn Paskett Memorial Scholarship
Harvey Randall Memorial Scholarship
Herold and Retta Reuss Public Safety Scholarship
Rebecca L. Sadger Memorial Scholarship
Serendipity Scholarship
Jeff Seybert Memorial Scholarship
Mae E. Sherman Scholarship
LaVern Smith Scholarship
Francis Stevens Stuart Theater Production
Scholarship
Michael Stulberg Performing Arts Scholarship
Sullivan Family Enrichment Scholarship
James Tarmnel Memorial Scholarship
Jack and Emily Twist Memorial Spartan
Scholarship
UAW Local 220 Scholarship
Aart VanElst Memorial Scholarship
Steve Wasielewski Memorial Bookstore Scholarship
Beatrice S. Williams Scholarship
DONOR ADVISED FUND
Advised funds allow the establishing donors to focus
on and recommend charitable programs and projects
they wish to support.
• Tom and Lucy Franke Marshall Fund
• Jay and Karen Larson Fund
• Walters-Dimmick Charities Fund
SUPPORTING FOUNDATION
• Marshall Rotary Foundation
It’s not how much
we give, but how
much love we put
into giving.
Mother Teresa
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Donors… making a difference
WE GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGE the following friends and supporters who made a difference by contributing to the
Community Foundation during October 2006 through September 2007. Every effort has been made to ensure the list is complete
and accurate; if your name is missing or inaccurate, please accept our apology and let us know so we may correct our records.
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Wayne and Susan Backlund
Earl and Betty Ball
Barjan Products, LLC
Batson and Associates
Benjamin and Susan Baxt
David L. and June Beck
Michael S. Becker, Inc.
Bedford Market/ All RS Inc.
David Begg
Aidan Belew
Grace Belew
Kate Belew
Kevin and Patricia Belew
Frank and Cathie Bell
Tony L. and Caren Bell
Sara Lee Bentley
John T. and Faye Berry
Bill and Eileen Bert
John W. and Caroline Blattner
Laura Bliss
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Blodgett
Rosemary Blodgett
Blue Care Network
Bob and Kay’s Car Auto Wash
John Boland
Frank and Sue Boley
James B. Bolger
Boshears Ford Sales, Inc.
Rick and Kathie Boyer
Jim and Patricia Brasseur
Harold and Nancee Brewer
Dottie Brown
Len and Judy Brown
Richard and Mary Ellen Brown
Drs. Scott Brown & Lynn
DiMartino
Linda Brubaker
John Brundage
A. Wade and Kathryn Buckles
Bud Distributing, Inc.
Dr. Neil J. Bueker
Bunn
Evna Burden
Bob and Karen Burghdorf
Marilyn Burke
Kenneth and Denise Burki
Eric Burmeister
Brian D. Burns
Dr. Frank and Sandra Burris
Austin and Nancy Buttrick
By the Creek Sports
Allen and Judy Byam
Dr. David and Kim Byrnes
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Calhoun County Mounted Unit
Irene Campo-Smith
Carr Brothers & Sons
Craig S. and Deborah Carrel
26928 Carrington Place, LLC
Ray and Barbara Carver
Gregory W. Checketts
Chemical Bank
Crowe Chizek & Co., LLC
Dr. Louis G. and Penny Chmura
William and Norma Church
Anita M. Clark
Chizuyo Clark
Nanette Clatterbuck
Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
Pastor James Codde
Mrs. Susan Collins
Comerica Bank-Grand Rapids
Conwood Sales Company, LP
Charles and Shirley Cook
Eric and Alicia Cook
Cook/Jackson Company
Barbara A. Cooke
John and Anna Coulter
Country Fresh
James and Mary Ann Cox
Robertson and June Crandall
Crosstown Shell
Patrick and Laura Crouse
David M. and Barbara Crowle
Donna Crowle
Crystal Resort Service
DONORS
A
John and Marjorie Aalbregtse, Jr.
Bernard C. and Diane Abbott
S. Abraham & Sons, Inc.
Ann Acker
Acosta Sales & Marketing
David W. and Ann Adams
Steven and Deanna Adler
Air-Serv
Keith and Ruth Albaugh
Albion Firefighters Club
Abigail Albright
All Phase Electric Supply
Alec and Judy Allen
American Assoc. of University
Women- Marshall Branch
American Bottle Company
American Hydrogeology Corp.
John and Sherry Anderson
Anonymous
Joe Arbic, Jr.
Athens Fire Department
Avery Leasing, Inc.
Awin Management
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D
Mark and Terri Dannenberg
Ron and Susan Dannenberg
John F. and Rebecca Davidson
Rosemary Davis Realtors
Millie J. Davis
Paul D. and Rebecca Davis
Charles and Barbara DePree
Rodney and Georgann Detty
William and Elizabeth DeWeese
Richard and Feef Dillon
John Dimmick
Dale and Karen Dittmer
Norva C. Ditto
Eric, Cheri & Anne Dobberteen
Charles and Linda Dobbins
James and Sandra Dobbins
James L. Dobbins
Doors Unlimited
Richard and Anita Drake
Duckworth Brothers, Inc.
Thomas and Terri Duffey
Marjorie Dunn
DONORS
E
E. T. Products Company, Inc.
Eastside Deli Supply, Inc.
Dr. Eric and Allison Ebner
Eby-Brown Company, LP
Frederick J. Edinger
Bruce Elzinga
Joan Emerson and Family
Enbridge Energy Partners
William R. and Kay Ennis, Jr.
John W. and Sue Erickson
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F
Cecil Farmer Construction Co.
Duane and Marcia Faulkner
E. Anne Finlay
James Fletcher
Joyce M. Fleuelling
Richard Flynn
R.C. Ford Assoc., Inc.
Pauline J. Foss
Joan Foster
Fox Insurance Agency
Ina Mae Frank
Allison J. Franke
Ryan T. Franke
Tom and Marsha Franke
William C. Franke
Fraternal Order of PoliceWayne B. Fitch Lodge 138
Frontier Oil and Gas,Inc.
David and Sandy Fry
G
GLI Realty & Development Co.
GPS Outdoor Advertising Agency
Carlos Galarce
Cathy Galloway
Michael R. and Cathy Galloway
Ralph W. and Susan Garlick
Ronald A. Gauthier
Thomas D. Geil PC
Francis and Harriet Giesen
Gilbarco
Irving S. Gilmore Foundation
Travis S. Glenn
Dwight and Jeanne Gnepper
Paul and Doris Gnepper
Goguac Lake Association, Inc.
Ronald Goodwin
Brian Grable
Charles Graessle
Grant Systems, Inc.
Great North Foods
Carl Greene
Phyllis Gresly
Gary L. and Peggy Grigowski
H
H. T. Hackney, Co.
Mark Hagerty
Matthew P. and Karen Hagerty
Fred L. and Rosemary Ham
Alice and Gene Hamaker
W. L. Hamilton & Company
James W. and Clementina Haran
Drew J. Haring
Harper Creek Shell
Gerald and Barbara Harrington
Marian Hartsuff
Ron and Rose Harvey
Kaye Harwood
Dr. Darren and Jackie Hathaway
Adam and Paula Haybach, Jr.
Andrew and Gretchen Hayes
Helen Hayes
Jim and Donna Hazel, Jr.
Sharon Heidenreich
Hemmingsen’s Rexall Drug Store
Donald and Helen Hensick
Hershey Foods
Fran Hetz
Gerald and Muriel Hice
Martha Hoadley
Nancy Hoeltzel
Robert and Carolyn Holmes
Allen and Sally Holtz
Home City Ice Company
Homer Fire Department
Homer Lions Club
Charles and Donna Hookway
Hossinger Refrigeration, Inc.
Eleanor Housman
Hub International- Midwest
Charles and Marce Huggett
Mrs. Ingeborg Humphrey
Jennifer Hunter
I
Imperial Beverage Company
J
Douglas A. and Glenda Jackson
David E. and Marsha Jenks
Drs. Ben Johnson & Lynne Haley
Donald and Phyllis Johnston
Roger and Debra Jonas
Nancy Jones
Roger and Gay Jones
K
K. L. Keillor Construction
Viesturs and Dianne Kalnins
Curt Kaplan
Virgina Kappis
Kar Nut Products Company
Jeffrey and Sharon Karns
Andrew and Patricia Karr
Curtis Katz
Eileen Kelleher
Kellogg Corp. Citizenship Fund
John S. and Diane Kellogg
Leon C. and Bonita Kelly
Steve Kelly
Jean Kelsey
The Kennedy Family
David Kennedy and Jeanne Manley
Daniel and Betty Kesselring
Donald P. Kibbe
Kidder Heating & Air Conditioning
David C. King
Norman D. and Kathryn Kinney
Mike and Penny Kinter
William and Ruth Kish
Knaggs, Harter, Brake & Schneider
Leah Knapp
Charles, Vicki, Greg and Scott
Knickerbocker
Dr. Philip and Trish Knight
David M. and Lynn Komasara
Bruce and Colleen Koppenhaver
Koproski Family Foundation
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L & R Storage
La Salle Bank
Dennis and Connie LaFleur
Terry and Marsha Lambert
David and Kathleen Lambrix
John La Pietra
Vincent and Mary La Pietra
Dr. Jay and Karen Larson
Lautenslager-Lipsey, Inc.
Kenneth Leche
Red Leonard Assoc.
Line Snacks, Inc.
Lorna Llewellyn
Dr. Karl and Sarah Loomis
Lorillard Tobacco Company
Dr. David Lucas
Dr. Martin and Kathryn Ludington
Jessica K. Lundevall
M
M 66 Bowl
Kenneth and Bobbi Machata
Kendra A. Magnus
Maplewood of Marshall
Mar Lee PTO
Marengo Fire Fighters Assoc.
Marketingworks, Inc.
John E. and Georgia Marsh
Marshall Area Chamber of
Commerce
Marshall Civic Center Trust, Inc.
Marshall Civic Players
Marshall Community Fdn. YAC
Marshall Disposal Service
Marshall Excelsior Co.
Marshall Exchange Club Trust
Marshall High School
Marshall Historical Society
Marshall Lions Club
Marshall Music Boosters
Marshall Public Schools
MPS 7th Grade Language Arts
N
Nagel Meat Processing
Dale and Toni Naramor
Simon Narasimhau
National City
Dr. Thomas & Darlene Neidlinger
Margie Nelles
Nestle Waters North America, Inc.
Nestle, USA
Network
New Edge Networks
James I. and Judy Newell
Richard and Barbara Newman
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Nielsen
Mr. and Mrs. William Nobbs
Bryan G. Norton
O
Oaklawn Hospital
Mike Oehmen
Eleanor J. Olmstead
Melvin and Marian Orwig
Larry and Julie Ousley
Martin and Lucile Overhiser
Carol Owens
P
P & R Services, Inc.
Paramount Coffee Company
Debbie Pardoe
James and Marlene Pardoe
Mick Paskett
Pasman GSC Financial
Pastrami Joe’s
Patriot Capital Corp.
Bonnie Peck
Pennfield Shell Food Mart
The Pepsi Bottling Group, Inc.
Pepsi-Cola Company
Bob and Donna Perry
Clair Peters
Pfizer Fdn. Matching Gifts Program
Philip Morris USA
Franklin E. and Nancy Phillips
Drs. Larry and Joyce Phillips
Pioneer Auto Truck Stops, Inc.
Victor and Sandra Potter
John H. Powers
Rodney A. Prahl
Progressive Heating & Cooling
Q
Quaker
Steven Quigley
R
Dick and Phyllis Rabbideau
Michael J. Rae
Harvey and Jeanette Randall
Harvey Randall Trust
Dale and Joan Ranger
Paul and Frances Rauth Family
Red Bull
Nancy Reed
Harold and Retta Reuss
Tracy Reuss
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Steve and Ann Rhodes
Rose Richardson
David and Brenda Riddle
Randall E. and Cherie Riser
Clark and Allison Ritchie
Ellen K. Robinson
Guy and Marjorie Robinson
Lewis H. Robinson
Rollo’s Mancino’s
DONORS
MPS Class of 1977
Marshall Twp. Fireman Fund
Wayne and Brenda Marshall
John and Monica Marshell
Masterfoods, USA
Kent L. and Laura Maurer
Milford Mayo, Jr.
Timothy and Cecilia McCaleb
Pat McCann and Genie Rogstad
Michael and Beth McCarthy
Donald and Joan McLachlin
Steven L. and Debra Meharg
Mel’s Allsport
James A. and Patricia Melluish
Rita Mentel
R.W. Mercer Co.
Dr. Michael and Mary Meyer
Jack and Alice Meyers
John Middleton, Inc.
Miller Brewing Company
Miller Brothers Manufacturing Co.
Christopher and JoAnne Miller
Joan M. Miller
John F. and Ann Miller
Ralph K. and Kathy Miller
Vickie Miller
Mark Minkwic and M.J.
Harting Minkwic
Peter Mitchell
Monarch Community Bank
John J. and Linda Monk
Kathy Monroe
Tom Montague Automotive
Charles and Evalyn Moore
Richard and Marilyn Mumaw
Douglas H. and Claudia Murch
Murphy’s Trailer Rental & Sales
Jack H. and Alice Myers
Otis W. Myers
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U
Martha A. Ulrich
United American Co., LLC
United Way of Battle Creek
Universal Sales
U. S. Smokeless Tobacco Brands
V
Jose’ M. and Natalie Valle
Jack L. and Kathleen VandyBogurt
Doreen VanSickle
Dr. Craig and Angie VanZyl
Phillip J. and Christine Varvatos
Doug Vasbinder
Wayne, Deborah and Alex Veale
Mark and Lisa Veich
David and Joanne Veramay
Sherie L. Vermay
DONORS
Don and Bobbi Rollo
James M. and Kirsten Ronan
Ted and Nancy Rowland
Margery Rule
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S
Sara Lee Coffee & Tea
Sandy Schaefer
Schenkel’s All Star Dairy, Inc.
Alice C. Schneider
John and Judy Schneider
Schroeder, Degraw, Kendall,
Mayhall, DeGraw & Dickerson
Hans and Nancy Schuler
John J. H. Schwarz, MD
Neal Searle
Steve and Kathy Searles
Seelye Wright Kia of Battle Creek
Dr. George, Sherri, Britton
and Anna Seifert
Rev. Maurice G. and Carol Shackell
C. J. Shapiro
Gregory Shecketts
Shell Lubricants
Shell Oil Products
M.L. and C.M. Shellenberger
David F. and Julie Shepherd
Dennis and Sue Sheridan
Creighton Sherman
Vicki M. Sherman
Alyce L. Shew
Milton and Doris Simpson
David Smith and Julie Burke-Smith
Leo and Joan Smith
Peter and Shirley Smith
Sarah Smith
Joyce E. Soebbing
Solaray Corporation
Southside Sportsman/Fulton
Goodwill Enterprises
Gayland Spaulding
Speedshifters Wheel Club
Thomas Stachnik
Standard Printing & Office Supply
Stillwater Creative Communication
William K. Stoffer
Paul Stone Construction
William C. and Betty Stookey
Lyle and Sandra Stratton
Sally J. Strauss
Ken and Dani Streeter
Stuart Lake Association
Mark and Susan Stuart
Morris and Susan Stulberg
Deb Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Sunday
Steve and Julie Swafford
Ron and Becky Swaney
Swedish Match
Gregory & Golda Szydlowski
T
T. F. C. Canopy
Mrs. Linda Tarmnel
Kathy Tarr
Team 1
Tekonsha Volunteer Fireman
Association
Patrick A. and Brenda Themins
Beryle E. Thick
Cindy L. Thomas
Robert C. and Joan Thomas
Robert F. and Leann Thompson
Charles Thrall
Mary Thyer Estate
Clayton M. and Anna Timmons
John and Barbara Tobin
Anton J. and Kay Tomas
True North Architecture PC
Joe and Sue Tucker
Paula Tucker
Peggy S. Tully
Lyndon and Susan Turner
Donald L. and Louise Tuski
John H. Twist
W
Wacky Willy’s Party Time, Inc.
Drs. Mark Walker & Loriann Zettell
Richard and Janet Walsh
Timothy Walsh
John P. and Barbara Walters
Dick and Bea Walters
Harry and Nancy Warner
Daniel Washburn
Waste Management of MI SW
Wattles Park Grocery
Don Weberling
Fred and Frances Weberling Family
Mark P. and Antoinette Weeks
David Weinert
Bill and Teri Welke Family
Roger D. and Patricia A. West
Peter and Jane Weston
Darcy Whitaker
Gary White
Ronald E. and Delores Whitman
Bonnie Wigent
Christopher and Catherine Wigent
Brent A. and Ginger Williams
Thomas and Beverly Williams
Scotty and Joyce Wilson
Pamela Wingerter
Michael and Nancy Wojcik
Andy Woods Construction
Sandra G. Woods
Wrigley
George and Sara Wytko
Y
John & Rev. Karen Yakimow
Karen D. Yankie
Glenn and Alison Yarger
George and Sue Youngdahl
Z
Gary L. and Julie Zink
Pass-through Funds
THESE FUNDS WERE ESTABLISHED by organizations or donors to address community projects or needs. Pass-through
Funds are not endowed; they are short-term holdings with 100 percent of the principal available for granting. Many wonderful
projects have come to life and continue to shine. Anything is possible when we come together.
City of Marshall Projects Funds
Art in the Eye Fund
Brooks Nature Area Fund
Chamber Holiday Non-Endowed Fund
Chamber Michigan Week
Community Playground Fund
Community Tennis Courts Fund
Live 4, Music & Festival Fund
Marshall Area in Focus: 2007 Fund
Marshall Community Band Fund
Marshall Main Street Fund
A
Marge Aalbregtse Jr.
Ann Acker
Steven and Deanna Adler
Abigail Albright
Michael and Elisabeth Alexandrian
Alliance Area Senior Citizens
Amazing Grace Antiques
Bernardus Amting & Zina
Gussinklo Amting
Donn and Bonnie Anderson
Arts and Industry Council
Brad and Katrina Asselin
James L. and Karen Ayers
Julie Braman
Marjorie Morse Bristol
Larry and Julie Brown
Richard J. and Mary Ellen Brown
Buckenberger Insurance- Marshall
James and Evelyn Buckenberger
Alan and Candra Budyta Family
Marilyn W. Burke
Martha A. Burns
Dr. David and Kim Byrens
Russell J. and Mary Jo A. Byrne
C
Paulo and Maria Calil
Caron Chevrolet Oldsmobile Geo
Michael and Martha Carpenter
Craig S. and Deborah H. Carrel
Patrick Carrel
Meredith Carrel
John and Harriet Carroll
Ceresco Baptist Church
Garry R. and Katherine Chaney
Dolores R. Chapman
Chemical Bank
Christ Lutheran Church
Church World Services
William and Norma Church
City of Marshall
Marshall Public Access Cable Television
Fund
Marshall Public School Non-Endowed
Fund
Marshall Academic Boosters Fund
MPS Baseball Field Fund
MPS Success Committee Fund
MPS Swim Scoreboard Fund
Marshall Soccer Club Fund
Sister Cities Fund
Tekonsha Public Schools Fund
William and Gloria Clayborn
Anthony R. and Nadine Cloutier
Daniel and Robbin Coddens
Mrs. Susan J. Collins
Charles V. and Denise Connelly
Consumers Energy Company
Charles and Shirley Cook
Robert and Mildred Cooper
Cosmopolitan Tours, Inc.
John and Anna Coulter
Craft Photographic Gallery
Robert L. and Janis Crandall
Cronin Foundation
Crossroads Church and Ministries
Missions Fund
David M. and Barbara Crowle
The CSM Group, Inc.
D
D. Knight Designs
Rogerio and Jania DaCosta
Shannon and Susan Damron
Darling and Daughter Variety
Rosemary Davis Realtors
Matthew A. and Leigh Davis
Jon and Buffy Day Family
Michael and Tabatha Day Family
Russell L. and Carol Day
PASS-THROUGH FUNDS
B
Roger L. Bandeen, DDS
Timothy Bandeen, DDS
Brian M. and Yvonne E. Banfield
Steven G. Bandstra Foundation
Gary and Carrie Banter
Bruce and Linda Barlow
Dan and Roberta Barnes
John and Christi Barrett
Margaret S. Bassage
Battle Creek Society of Artist
Gary and Carrie Baxter
Roy G. and Martha E. Bedford
Charles J. and Beverly Beebe
David Begg
David and Sandra Beglin
James Belanger and Julie
Koledo Belanger
Brent and Wanda Belcher
Kevin and Patricia F. Belew
Bellevue TTCM Campground
Edward H. and Bev Bessler
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
John and Deborah Bibbings
Brent A. and Sue A. Bidwell
Diane L. Blaugh
Blue Hour Gallery
Frank and Susan Boley
Wayne L. and Angela Booton
Dr. Mark and Jennifer Bortolussi
Dave and Kathleen Boshears
Melvin, Mary, Tony and
Andrea Boughton
Marshall Riverwalk Fund
Marshall Scarecrow Days Fund
Marshall Skate Park Fund
Stuart’s Landing Fund
Committee for the Betterment of MPS
Fund
Creative Kids Playgroup Fund
Marshall Area Community Services
Fund
Marshall Civic Center Trust, Inc. Fund
Marshall Postal Museum Fund
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K
Anthony Kalisz
Viesturs and Dianne Kalnins
Keith Kehlbeck and Aileen Webb
Kellogg Corp. Citizenship Fund
W. K. Kellogg Foundation
Leon C. and Bonita Kelly
Beryl T. Kempf
Daniel and Betty Kesselring
David L. and Nancy Kester
Robert G. and Cynthia Keyes
Jesse and Lisa Kingston
Charles L. and Landa Kleinschmidt
Roger and Sue Knafel
Dr. Phillip and Trish Knight
Steve M. and Sally J. Konkle
Steven Melinda Deno
Jason and Janet DeVine
Americo DiBiaggio
Richard and Feef Dillon
Norva C. Ditto
Peter and Susan Driscoll
Richard and Lisa Dubois
Charles and Mary Duckwall
Janis A. Duff
Thomas J. and Terri Duffey
Marjorie A. Dunn
James L. and Jeannette Dyer
PASS-THROUGH FUNDS
E
Eric D. and Maureen A. Earl
John W. and Judith Edsall
Don and Bridgitt Ellis
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F
Felpausch Food Center
Norman and Janice Ferguson
David L. and Susan Fhaner
First Baptist of Marshall
First Church of Christ Science
First Presbyterian Church
John and Dr. Camille Fleming
Dr. James and Debra Fletcher
Jeff and Pam Flohr
Dennis and Kathie Flynn
Vernon and Michelle Fondren
Joan Foster
Rick and Pamela Foster
Tom and Marsha Franke
Celso L. and Elaine M. C. Fratta
Pat and Marge Frazier
Fredonia Grange
Terry M. and Cathy Fulk
G
Carlos and Leido Galhardo
Douglas and Marlene Gallup
Danny and Susan George
Mark A. and Jo Ellen Gilbert
Dr. Phil and Marlene Glotfelty
Andrew J. and Lynn Gordon
Dorothy K. Gordon
Charles A. Graessle
Jeff and Sherrie Grant
Dr. James M. and Denise Gray
Great Lakes Plastic and
Hand Surgery
Michael R. and Lisa M. Grenon
George A. and Maria Guerin
H
HACK for MACS
James R. and Pauline Hagemann
Victor and Saundra Hainline
A. J. and Belinda Hale Jr.
The Hall Tree
Sharon Hamilton
Stephen S. and Diane Hanway
James W. and Tina Haran
Tom and Tracy Haroff
Steve and Susan Harrington
Randall C. and Ellen Harvath
Adam and Paula Haybach Jr.
David and Jean Heatherly
Help For Communities
Hemmingsen’s Rexall Drug Store
Paul and Sharla Herman
Fran Hetz
Michael D. Hindenach
Matthew M. Hodulik
Nancy Hoeltzel
Dale Hoffman and Sons Elevator
Kevin and Becky Hoffman
Larry D. and Norma Hoffman
Timothy D. and Jennie Hoffmann
Tim and Casey Holbrook
Linda Hoover
Mark and Shelly Hope
Kathryn R. Horton
Robert C. and Susan Hutchings
Ed and Louis Huver
I
Wayne S. and Joyce Irish
J
J & L Manufacturing
J-AD Corporation
Peter Jennings and Martha
Glotfelty Jennings
Drs. Ben Johnson and Lynne Haley
Donald M. and Phyllis Johnston
Christopher and Amy Jones
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La Salle Bank
James and Mary Jo Lakatos
Terry and Marsha Lambert
Diane Larkin
Dr. Jay and Karen Larson
Anthony C. Lembke
Dr. David and Diane Long
James and Sherry Lough
John R. and Jodi L. Lubis
Dan and Heather Luciani
Howard A. and Rosemary Lyman
Lynn L. Lyman
Janet M. Lyon
Tim and Debbie Lyons
M
William and Helen Mack
Mar Lee PTO
John E. and Georgia M. Marsh
Marshall Area Chamber of Commerce
Marshall Area Garden Club
Marshall Assembly of God
Marshall Commandery No. 17 KT
Marshall Community Credit Union
Marshall Community Foundation
Marshall Exchange Club Trust
Marshall Flower Haus, Inc.
Marshall Friends of the Arts
Marshall High School
Marshall Lions Club
Marshall Middle School
Marshall Public Schools
Marshall Rotary Club
Marshall Teachers Association
Marshall United Way
Robert J. and Maureen Marshall
Elmo and Shirley Martin
Patrick McCann and Genie Rogstad
Steve and Sherry McCoy
Constance McKenzie
Greg and Kristin McPherson
Ann Media
Medler Insurance
James A. and Patricia J. Melluish
Dr. Michael A. and Mary Meyer
Joan M. Miller
Douglas E. and Brenda Mills
Geoffrey and Suzanne Moffat
Mole Hole of Marshall
Monarch Community Bank
Jim and Cindy Monaweck
Monday Club of Marshall
Jennifer Montgomery
Moose- Marshall Lodge #676
Scott and Tanya Morrison
Arthur and Marilyn Morse
John and Kelly Morse
Ann Mouland
Mary M. Mulvaine
Audrey Mumaw
Thomas Mumaw
Douglas H. and Claudia B. Murch
Muskegon County Museum
N
Dale and Toini Naramor
Dr. Thomas & Darlene Neidlinger
Dr. Jon and Marilyn Neumann
Douglas and Jan M. Nielsen
O
Oaklawn Hospital
Rick and Nancy Offerson
OmniSource
Melvin C. and Marian T. Orwig
Guy and Carol Owens
R
Cora Randall
Paul R. and Debra Ranville
Bruce W. and Linda Rasher
Paul A. and Frances Rauth
Mr. and Mrs. Judson Reincke
William B. and Pamela Reyer
Todd and Lesa Reynolds
Stephen B. and Mary Richey
Mark and Ann Roberts
Rollo’s Mancinos
Dale and Barbara Rosene
Ronald and Sue Rosko
Mary Jane Roy
Carl E. Ryan
T
David W. and Elaine Tanner
ElainTarkiewicz
Jeanette Tarkiewicz
Joyce Tarkiewicz
Thomas W. Tarkiewicz
Kathleen Tarr
Robert W. and Annette M. Taylor
Team 1
Tendercare (Michigan) Inc.
Jean Tenney
Tevilo Industries, Inc.
Texoma Tours
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Thompson
Harry L. Thompson
J. Michael and Sharon Thompson
Charles Thrall
Jack and Alice Townsend
Jack and Susan Townsend
Ryan Traver
Chester E. and Marilyn Travis
Trinity Episcopal Church
S
Saint Mary Christian Services
Dawn E. Saylor and Darin Lee
U
United Methodist Church
United Methodist Women
Q
Eric and Gina Quist
V
Dr. Douglas and Katherine
VanDerMeulen
Various Donors
Dr. Craig and Angie VanZyl
Clarence J. Varner
Christopher and Tammy Varvatos
Wayne and Deborah Veale
Derek and Gina Vincent
Sally G. Vogelreuter
Chris Vreeland
W
Claude M. and Helen E. Wade
Ken P. and Cara Waito
John and Jacqueline Walbeck
Starr Walbeck
Drs. Mark Walker and Loriann Zettell
Paul H. and Susanne G. Walker
Richard and Janet Walsh
Richard and Bea Walters
Caron Warnsby
Gregory and Kathleen Warriner
James H. and Louise Waters
Ben and Judy Weatherly
Anthony and Heather Weberling
Steven W. and Karen Weck
Todd W. and Kathryn Welch
West Eckford Missionary Church
Velma J. Weston
Robert E. and Pamela Weyer
William J. and Mia Wheeler
Brent A. and Ginger Williams
Daniel J. and Sandra Williams
Peter W. and Janet Williams
Thomas and Beverly Williams
Kathy Winnie
Winston Park Shell
Jack A. and Catherine Winter
Women of the MooseMarshall Chapter #202
Cindy Wood
Viola M. Woodin
Sandra G. Woods
Mark and Mary Wycihowski
Y
Glenn R. and Alison Yarger
Monica Yeko
PASS-THROUGH FUNDS
P
Joseph P. and Carolyn B. Palchak
Duane and Sidney Paradine
Myrna L. Pardoe
William J. and Mary C. Patterson
Paulson Travel Service
Michael and Caryn Payne Family
Ann Rosenbaum Petredean
Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts
Drs. Larry W. and Joyce K. Phillips
Pierce-Arrow Society
Postmasters Retired, MI Chapter
Napus
Victor and Sandra Potter
Presbyterian Women of Marshall
Barry J. and Eva Price
Schaeffer Law Office
Herbert R. and Xenia Schafer
Steve J. and Lori Schanzenbaker
M. Maxine Wood Schnaitman
David and Jeryl Schoepke
Phyllis A. Schroder
Schroeder, Degraw, Kendall,
Mayhall, DeGraw & Dickerson
Schuler’s Restaurant
Hans and Nancy Schuler
Dale Schultz
Wayne Schultz
Steven and Kathryn Searles
K. George and Sherri F. Seifert
Susan V. Selke
Craig E. and Yalonda M. Sell
Neil and Dorothy Shaffer
Patricia A. Sheets
Mahrle & Catherine Shellenberger
Sherman and Brundage
Karl and Janice Sievertson
Scott and Thana Signor
Ronald and Carol Simmons
Jeffrey W. Slager
David Smith and Julie Burke-Smith
Charles A. and Cathy A. Smolinski
Joyce E. Soebbing
Southern MI Insurance Professionals
Southern Michigan Bank and Trust
Bruce A. and Susan Spencer
Darlene Squire
St. Albans Lodge No. 20 F & AM
Donald and Ruth St. John
St. Joseph Guild
Alice M. Stamp
Clair V. Stevens
Kenneth and Dani Streeter
Morris and Sue Stulberg
John B. Sullivan
Ron and Becky Swaney
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Donor Bill of Rights
The Marshall Community Foundation believes that philanthropy is based on voluntary action for the
common good, and is essential to the quality of life in Calhoun County. To ensure that philanthropy
merits the respect and trust of our donors, we declare that all donors have these rights.
To be informed of the Foundation’s mission, of the way the Foundation intends to use donated
resources and of its capacity to use donations effectively for their intended purposes.
To be informed of the identity of those serving on the Foundation’s board of trustees, and to
expect the board to exercise prudent judgment in its stewardship responsibilities.
To have access to the Foundation’s most recent financial statements.
To be assured their gifts will be used for the purposes for which they were given.
To receive appropriate and timely acknowledgement and recognition.
To be assured that information about their donations is handled with respect and confidentiality.
DONOR BILL OF RIGHTS
To expect that all relationships with individuals representing organizations of interest to the
donor will be professional in nature.
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To be informed whether those seeking donations are volunteers, employees of the
organizations or hired solicitors.
To have the opportunity to delete their names from Foundation mailing lists, and to be assured
that donor lists will not be sold, rented or exchanged with individuals or organizations
not affiliated with the Foundation.
To feel free to ask questions when making a donation and to receive prompt, truthful
and forthright answers.
Charitable Instruments
EVERY DONOR IS SPECIAL. Each individual, family or organization we work with has unique charitable
interest… and unique financial circumstances. We help you make the most of both to do lasting good work in
your community.
OUTRIGHT GIFT
You can make a gift of cash, stocks, bonds, real
estate or personal property to your community
foundation. Your gift qualifies for maximum charitable benefit under state and federal law.
BEQUEST
You can designate a gift or portion of your estate to
your community foundation, and in some cases,
receive a substantial reduction in federal gift and
estate taxes.
GIFT ANNUITY
Your can make a gift of cash or property to your
community foundation now, get immediate tax
benefits, and ensure that you or a loved one
receives fixed quarterly or annual income payments for life.
CHARITABLE REMAINDER TRUST
You can place cash or property in a trust that pays annual income to you (or another named beneficiary) for life. After
your death, the remainder of the trust transfers to your community foundation and is placed in a charitable fund you
select. You receive tax benefits the year you establish you trust.
CHARITABLE LEAD TRUST
You can place cash or property in a trust that pays a fixed amount to your community foundation for the number of
years you select. Once this period ends, the assets held by the trust are transferred to the beneficiaries you name. In
some cases, you receive a substantial reduction in federal gift and estate taxes.
“I give, devise and bequeath the following described
assets which ____________ (are the subject of the
bequest; for example, a stated sum or the residue of
the estate or a percentage of the residue of the estate)
to the Marshall Community Foundation, a Michigan
nonprofit corporation. This gift shall be known as
the _____ Fund. (You choose the name of your fund)
If you want your bequest to be applied to an area of
charitable interest or to specific organizations, add
the following: “This fund shall be devoted to the
support of ______.”
TOOLS FOR GIVING
HOW TO INCLUDE THE FOUNDATION
IN YOUR WILL
It is not complicated to include a bequest to the
Marshall Community Foundation in your will. You
may instruct your legal counsel to include the following
in your instrument:
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Memorials
MEMORIALS & TRIBUTES
MEMORIAL GIFTS ALLOW family and friends to pay special tribute to loved ones. We remember the following individuals who were recognized through thoughtful gifts to the Marshall Community Foundation this past
year:
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Kevin Aalbregtse
Maude Aalbregtse
Gwendolyn Bell
Sue Binger
H. C. Brooks
Ed Collins
Jacob Dannenberg
June Darling
John W. DeMott, Jr.
Virgina Dillonbeck
Clare E. Ditto
Richard Dobbins
Trish Elms
Kathryn Hoetzel Frie
Margaret Greene
Mary Hall
Haran/Ruggiero Family
John C. Hartsuff
Richard “Rusty” Jones
Calvin R. Hoenes
Kenneth N. King
Gustave S. Kolb
Bernice Kretsinger
Dick Lamphy
Ann LaPietra
Tug Maisnar
Esther Mattson
Ellen Brooks Miyagawa
Leela Narasimhan
Doren Osborne
Patricia Phelan
Helmut Plumhoff
Emma Jean Robinson
Bev Ryan
Wayne Schragg
Georgia Shellenberger
Ray Glyn Sims
Florence Stockmen
Harriett Thompson
Robert VanEck
Dorman Wigent
Cecilia (Cis) Williamson
Mr. & Mrs. Alton Withee
Alison Yarger
Tributes
Honorary contributions make great gifts in honor of an individual’s retirement, special achievement, birthday,
anniversary, graduation, or for special service to the community. The following individuals have been honored
this past year through gifts made on their behalf:
Abbie Albright
Frank Boley
Sue Boley
Mary Brown
Class of 1952
Charles Crosby
Charles & Shirley Cook
Paul Davis
Sandra Dobbins
Randy and Krista Fox
Doug Jackson
Vee Kalnins
MCF Board and Staff
Park and Carol Owens
Judy Rogers
Chris Wigent
Alison Yarger
Leaving a Legacy… Planned Gifts
WE WISH TO RECOGNIZE individuals who have made plans to continue their giving spirit after they
are gone. The Pillar Society was established for those who have provided for the community through
their wills or estate plans with a charitable trust, bequest, or other planned gift to the Marshall
Community Foundation.
The individuals listed below are to be commended for their planned generosity, as well as their willingness to be recognized. Their gifts will provide a lasting benefit to the Marshall area for generations to
come.
We hope others are inspired by their example.
Anonymous Donors
Dr. James and Sandra Dobbins
Charles Stauffer*
John & Sherry Anderson
Lorna S. LaBelle-Steffey
Francis Stevens Stuart*
Leo Beck*
Ben and Reba Lark
Mark & Susan Stuart
Phylis Birch*
K. John Lord*
Morris Stulburg
Richard & Mary Ellen Brown
Matthew & Madeline Lynch*
Mary Thyer*
John* and Susan Collins
Ethel Markham*
Russell & Dora Upston*
Clyde & Marian Connelly*
Harvey B. Randall*
Marilyn Weeks*
LEGACY SOCIETY
* Deceased
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Opportunity to Make a Difference
Turn $56 into $400 Overnight
When you make a $400 gift to the Marshall Community Foundation for any of our endowed funds, it will cost you far less,
thanks to Michigan’s generous state tax credit.
After the state tax credit and federal tax deductions, a $400 gift will cost a married couple in the 30% tax bracket just
$56.41... that includes the stamp!
Of course, even more rewarding are the good works your gift makes possible. A gift to the Marshall Community
Foundation will be a gift For good. For ever!
Your gift
Less MI tax credit
Less federal deduction
Total tax savings
Your actual cost
INDIVIDUAL
$200
($100)
($72)
$172
$28
COUPLE
$400
($200)
($144)
$344
$56
Based on 25% income tax bracket, 50% is the maximum Michigan state tax credit. The federal tax savings assumes that the savings
in Michigan taxes will reduce the amount of the State income tax deduction on the federal return of the following year.
TAX ADVANTAGES
Community foundation tax credits are in addition to those available for donations to Michigan colleges and universities, public
libraries, and public broadcasting stations, or Michigan homeless shelters and food banks. Donors should consult their advisors to
assure they receive the best deduction that applies.
What Can I Do?
• Become a part of your community foundation today by making a contribution! Checks in any amount may be made
payable to and mailed to the Marshall Community Foundation at 126 W. Michigan Ave., Ste. 202, Marshall, MI 49068.
• Call the Community Foundation at no cost or obligation to discuss the possibility of establishing a fund.
• Check with you accountant, estate planner and/or tax advisor for the advantages of making a planned gift, based upon
your particular circumstances.
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Statement of
Accountability
We invite you to contact us to obtain any
further information that may be useful to
you.
The Marshall Community
Foundation is fully accountable to the
donors and citizens of the community.
Our records, such as, but not limited to,
our 990 federal report, with the exception
of specific donor gift information, are
public and we are pleased to provide you
with more detailed information regarding
our operations. An independent audit is
completed annually and is available upon
request. The Foundation will also make
the Form 990-T(Exempt Organization
Business Income Tax Return) available for
public review for any years in which it
files the form.
Thanks again for your support! We look
forward to continuing our partnership
with you for a stronger Marshall and surrounding community.
SEPTEMBER
ASSETS
Cash and cash equivalents
Investments, at market value
Life insurance policies
Investments held in unitrust
Equipment, net of depreciation
Totals
2007
390,875
10,434,360
2,033
102,563
18,308
10,948,139
2006
801,705
8,651,015
28,828
122,966
21,593
9,626,107
LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS
Funds held for others
Grants payable
Unitrust obligations*
Net assets
Totals
270,860
0
27,430
10,649,849
10,948,139
133,599
25,000
44,824
9,422,684
9,626,107
The unitrust investments and obligations involve charitable remainder trusts whereby
earnings are distributed back to the donors. Upon their deaths, the remaining assets revert
to the Marshall Community Foundation.
Statement of Activities
2007
433,997
1,351,674
1,785,671
2006
699,802
945,890
1,645,692
423,821
134,685
558,506
452,670
115,810
568,480
Changes in Net Assets
1,227,165
1,077,212
Beginning Net Assets
9,422,684
8,345,472
10,649,849
9,422,684
REVENUES
Contributions and memorials
Investment income and gains
Totals
EXPENSES
Grants authorized
Support services
Totals
Ending Net Assets
FINANCIAL SUMMARY
The Marshall Community Foundation
willingly and successfully meets the
National Standards for U.S. Community
Foundations administered by the Council
on Foundations in Washington D.C..
National Standards represent the highest
measure of accountability and transparency in philanthropy. We are proud to
have met such rigorous standards in
donor services, investment management,
grantmaking and administration. As a
supporter of the Community Foundation,
you seek a higher standard for living. We
think you deserve a higher standard for
giving. Note the National Standards Seal.
It says that your Marshall Community
Foundation has demonstrated its commitment to financial security, transparency
and accountability.
Statement of Financial Position
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Mission Statement
The Marshall Community Foundation’s mission is to help make the Marshall area an even better place to live,
work and raise a family. We do this by attracting permanently endowed funds from a wide range of donors
serving as a conduit for special projects, distributing grants in support of innovative programs, while always
being mindful to carry out the intention of the donors.
Marshall Community Foundation
126 West Michigan Avenue, Suite 202
Marshall MI 49068
Ph. 269.781.2273 • Fax 269.781.9747
www.marshallcf.org
email: [email protected]
For good. For ever.
SM