years of forward thinking - El Paso Community Foundation

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Report to the Community
YEARS OF
FORWARD
THINKING
$146,295 Million Back
Into the Community
Since 1977
For Good. For El Paso. Forever.
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
NATIONAL STANDARDS BOARD
(Our version of the Good Housekeeping seal)
The National Standards are philanthropy’s most rigorous standards, developed in the
spirit of accountability, transparency, and continuous self-improvement.
The El Paso Community Foundation is among more than 700 community foundations
in the United States. We are a member of the Council of Foundations and are confirmed
to be in compliance with the National Standards for U.S. Community Foundations.
Community foundations provide a simple, powerful, and highly personal approach to
giving. As a public charity devoted to our community, we offer a variety of giving tools
to help you achieve your charitable goals.
The National Standards Board guides the sound policies and practices that help
community foundations achieve results and impact. It is our version of the Good
Housekeeping seal and distinguishes us as a smart investment for philanthropists.
Mission Statement:
To establish permanent
charitable funds
To provide a vehicle for
donors’ varied interests
To promote local philanthropy
To provide leadership and
resources in addressing local
challenges and opportunities
Intended as a blueprint for internal organizational development and as a tangible set of
benchmarks for external assessment of performance, the 41 National Standards address
six key areas of community foundation operations:
YEARS OF
FORWARD
THINKING
• Mission, structure, and governance
• Resource development
• Stewardship and accountability
• Grant-making and community leadership
• Donor relations
• Communications
In the words of Vikki Spruill, the current President of the Council on Foundations,
“Each of us knows where a grant has made a difference, a donation jump-started
an initiative, or a contribution catalyzed a movement.” This is where the El Paso
Community Foundation’s efforts to improve our region come to fruition.
P.O. Box 272
El Paso, Texas 79945-0272
333 North Oregon Street
2nd Floor
El Paso, Texas 79901
915.533.4020
Fax: 915.532.0716
www.epcf.org
A MESSAGE
TO THE COMMUNITY
Thirty-five years ago, Rickie Feuille and Katherine Brennand began talking to
El Pasoans about an idea to start a Community Foundation here. As it was, there
were very few opportunities for philanthropy in El Paso for El Paso. They asked
some of our most beloved citizens for their support, and now – after a few decades
– the Foundation has grown into a vehicle for real leadership in this community.
It has provided more than $146 million to build our region in the arts, education,
environment, history, and so much more.
Leigh V. Bloss
Chairman of the Board
Eric Pearson
President
The El Paso Community Foundation has weathered a few years that were
economically hard on everyone, and maintained its grant making to hundreds of
charitable organizations in the area. In 2011 and 2012, the Foundation has built
a huge economic driver in the Plaza Classic Film Festival, begun the process of
building affordable housing in the heart of downtown El Paso, addressed hunger
and nutrition with traditional and innovative programs, and provided directly to
teachers in classrooms across the region.
The El Paso Community Foundation represents different things to different
people. Our donors’ interests are as diverse as their beliefs. The thing they share –
and that the Community Foundation will honor forever – is an interest in making
El Paso a better place to live. We are collectively heading toward a threshold of
greatness; it begins and ends with people who are willing to march forward, arm in
arm, putting aside minute differences for a greater goal. The El Paso Community
Foundation strives to build partnerships that add value to our region, and for the
next 35 years, we will continue to do the quality work we have always done:
PLAZA THEATRE
RANKS #31 WORLDWIDE
BY POLLSTAR
THE EL PASO
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION 2011 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Chairman
HONORARY LIFETIME
VICE CHAIRMEN
Marylee Warwick Jurecky
Joe Alcantar, Jr.
Eric Pearson
Frances Roderick Axelson
President /Chief Executive Officer
Leigh V. Bloss
Vice Chair
Jonathan W. Rogers, Jr.
Secretary - Treasurer
Richard H. Feuille EL PASO COMMUNITY
FOUNDATION
Janice Woods Windle
Senior Advisor to the President
John T. Kelley
Joe Alcantar, Jr.
Joe Kidd, M.D.
Betty Moor MacGuire
Kathrin Berg Pettit
Charles de Wetter
Guillermo Ochoa
Director of Donor Relations
Richard H. Feuille
Laurance N. Nickey, M.D.
Ruth E. Gillett
Carmen Maria Vargas
Chief Financial Officer
Bonita Johnson
Grants Manager
Luz Maria Méndez
Sharon Smith Kidd
PAST CHAIRMEN
Chris Lane
John Schweitzer
Josefa De la Rosa
John S. McKee, Jr.
H. M. Daugherty, Jr.
Facility Operations
Roger G. Ortiz, D.D.S.
Hugh K. Frederick, Jr.
Justice Guadalupe Rivera
Richard H. Feuille
Mary Carmen Saucedo
Betty M. MacGuire
Richard Hickson
John T. Kelley
Guillermo Ochoa
Mary Carmen Saucedo
Joe Alcantar, Jr.
Roger G. Ortiz
Sharon Smith Kidd
Executive Assistant to the President
Maggie Sanchez-Mercado
Executive Assistant and Events Manager
Asia Saucedo
Assistant
Josefina Solis
Accounting Assistant
Julie Summerford Tarwater
Program Officer
Gary L. Williams
Senior Program Officer
Dreams are coming true. An El Paso
Community Foundation Great Lady of
Philanthropy, Betty Moor MacGuire said
over 26 years ago, “Oh no! They can’t
tear down my theatre.” Many
El Pasoans felt that the Plaza Theatre
was their theatre and rallied along with
the El Paso Community Foundation
to not only save the theatre, but fully
restore and increase the size of the stage.
The Plaza Theatre can now welcome
top-tier Broadway shows and has made a
bold statement worldwide. This year, it
was ranked #31 by Pollstar as one of the
world’s top performing venues.
We also invited Al Pacino to town (and
he kindly accepted) to help us launch
the Plaza Endowment Fund which will
protect the Plaza Theatre forever.
MILLS PLAZA
CENTENNIAL
LEADERSHIP
The El Paso Community Foundation
celebrated the Mills Plaza Centennial
with our friends and partners, Paul Foster
and Alejandra De la Vega Foster. Paul
Foster’s dream of restoring what is now
called Mills Plaza Properties is also
being realized. On August 3, 2012, the
El Paso Community Foundation, along
with Paul and Alejandra, held a much
anticipated public open house for the
Centennial Celebration of the buildings
at the corner of Mills and Oregon Streets
downtown; The Centre Building, The
Mills Building and the St. Regis Building.
The El Paso Community Foundation knows how to find long-term, sustainable
solutions by working collaboratively with our community partners to ensure that all
stakeholders can benefit. Our Board consists of seasoned experts who can step into a
situation and fill a void in the region we call home. Some of the El Paso Community
Foundation projects include:
On August 4, 2012, Academy Award®
winner Al Pacino helped celebrate the
event by performing a show in the Plaza
Theatre, and kicked off the Plaza Theatre
Endowment Fund. Downtown El Paso
was full of wonder and excitement during
that great weekend. Al Pacino later said
he could feel the love in the Theatre.
The Classroom Fund
The Classroom Fund was created in 2011 in response to a conversation with a
Jefferson High School science teacher. He wanted to buy anatomy desk models for his
students but needed some help. The fund supports innovation, program enhancement,
and supplies for the classroom. We were able to give grants to 174 teachers in 2012.
The fund provides requested materials and delivers them directly to teachers in
El Paso County, Texas, and Las Cruces, New Mexico – private or public schools –
based on the need and the idea. The purpose of the fund is to directly support the
efforts of teachers, who, on a limited salary, often buy basic supplies and “extras” for
their classrooms at their own cost. Countless notes from teachers and heartwarming
hand-written, art filled ‘thank you letters’ from students have been flowing into our
offices since this project began. www.theclassroomfund.org
Border Art Residency
The Border Art Residency enables artists to pursue their craft without the worry of
immediate sales or an outside job to pay for housing expenses. Artists selected for the
program are able to achieve a greater degree of personal growth by concentrating on
individual goals. They also share progress with local students, educators, and the public.
The Residency sits on an orchard and sculpture garden in La Union, New Mexico, a
former cotton gin re-worked to provide living and studio space.
LEADERSHIP
SCHOLARSHIPS
First Steps to Reading
For 35 years, area students have been given opportunities to succeed through the
generosity of fund donors. This year, the El Paso Community Foundation has invested
$238,553 in scholarships to students from the El Paso region.
Continued
First Steps to Reading aims to improve literacy rates in the El Paso community
through ongoing, targeted interventions aimed at children and their parents.
Through this program, El Paso and Juárez born children receive high-quality,
beautifully illustrated hardback books before ever leaving the hospital. Parents are
trained to set aside time to read to their babies in order to establish healthy reading
habits for the future, especially during those critical years 0-3.
Plaza Classic Film Festival
Now entering its 6th year, The Plaza Classic Film Festival celebrates our rich cinema
history perfectly exemplified by the historic and newly restored, Plaza Theatre.
The Plaza Theatre, in downtown El Paso, Texas, was built during the Great
Depression (at a cost of $1 million) and opened on September 12, 1930. Built in the
“atmospheric” architectural style (in which you feel you are sitting outdoors in the
courtyard of a Spanish hacienda), the Plaza Theatre was the grandest of the region’s
movie palaces.
ArtSpace El Paso
Artists need places to live, work, and display their art. The El Paso Community
Foundation, the City of El Paso, and ArtSpace Inc., are building a five-story, 50-70 unit
living/studio/gallery space at the location of the old El Paso Saddleblanket Company
on Oregon Street. The building site was given to the El Paso Community Foundation
by CIC Limited/Chris Cummings. We conducted a public charette to gather ideas.
A community is made of people and this future visionary area will breathe fresh life
with fellow artists and downtown enthusiasts.
Nelly Garcia Gallinar and Jose Luis Gallinar Scholarship Fund
Carlos Gallinar established this scholarship fund in honor of his parents who taught
him the value of an education. This scholarship encourages students to pursue a
college degree. It doesn’t matter if you finish 1st in your class or 337th (which was
Carlos’s ranking). Higher education provides opportunities even if you did not rank in
the top tier in high school.
Recipient should be a student from Bel Air selected from the bottom tier of the
graduating class. The first choice should be the student ranked 337th in the class.
Ruth E. Gillett Scholarship Fund
Ruth Gillett taught the first day Andress High School opened its doors, and everyday
thereafter for 39 years. “The most important job in the school system is teaching,”
she said. The El Paso Community Foundation receives phone calls from past students
wanting to connect with her and thank her for being such a fun and caring teacher.
Recipient should be a student from Andress High School; have GPA or equivalent of
90, and be involved in extracurricular and community activities.
SCHOLARSHIPS
GRANTS
Joseph B. Karam Scholarship Fund
Everyone needs a little help sometimes. The El Paso Community Foundation
believes that helping out non-profits is a great investment in our beloved community.
The Foundation makes grants to tiny start-up organizations that have innovative ideas
that make a difference, large organizations that have specific local impact, and many
others in between.
Continued
Laura Karam started this fund as a legacy to her late husband Joe Karam. Joe went to
the same diner every morning to have coffee and befriended the waiter that served him
each day. When Joe realized the waiter wanted to go to college but simply could not
afford to, Joe gave him a check every month to help out with college expenses. This year
that same waiter will graduate from The University of Texas at El Paso with an electrical
engineering degree. The scholarship seeks out young people who have plans to study at
El Paso Community College or UTEP or a combination of the two.
The First National Bank Scholarship for the Children
of El Paso County/Fort Bliss Soldiers Killed in Action
The First National Bank Board of Directors established this Fund. A significant
donation soon followed by truck driver, Ken Krueger, retired Sergeant First Class.
Ken said, “To me it’s a blessing to be able to give the money and help those who
won’t have their mom or dad to give them a hug.”
The scholarship awards children of military service people who either resided in
El Paso County, Texas, or were stationed at Fort Bliss and killed in action on or after
January 1, 2003.
Creative Kids
The mission of Creative Kids, Inc. is to empower youth through the arts. Through a
generous grant from the El Paso Community Foundation, and its affiliate foundations,
Creative Kids is able to promote healing and wellness to pediatric oncology patients
through engagement in the arts with Project AIM (Arts in Motion). Part of this
curriculum teaches kids how to make movie posters that are proudly displayed at the
El Paso Community Foundation’s Plaza Classic Film Festival each August.
Learning visual arts helps de-institutionalize the hospital setting and provides a
humanistic and creative surrounding that relieves stress and anxiety.
The El Paso Humane Society
The El Paso Community Foundation has helped provide lifesaving vaccinations and
veterinary tests for nearly 600 dogs and cats brought to the Humane Society. Each
animal receives age appropriate vaccinations as recommended by the Shelter Medicine
Program at Cornell University.
GRANTS
Continued
Fit to Grow
The Burkitt Foundation, which is an affiliated foundation of the El Paso Community
Foundation, gave a grant designed to meet hunger and nutrition needs in El Paso
County. One of the projects developed is the Youth Community Garden at Ascarate
Park. This collaboration with the County of El Paso and Texas A&M AgriLife
Extension Service resulted in 16 raised vegetable beds, teaching ‘farm to table’ skills to
kids and adults.
Our funding also assists in creating curricula to teach people at the Job Corps center
the experience of growing their own food and serving a community.
Reynolds House
Through a generous grant from the El Paso Community Foundation and its affiliated
foundations, the Reynolds House has been able to provide shelter, security, and basic
services to more than 500 women and 1500 children, sheltering them from abusive
family situations or other crises which have forced them out of their own homes.
The two-story farmhouse, built in 1926 was owned by Dr. and Mrs. William Reynolds. Their daughter, Virginia Tullius, set it up as a shelter in 1990. Family members
continue to operate the home.
2011 GRANTS
TOTALING OVER
$4,843,258.00
GRANT
GUIDELINES
Grant seekers can go to our website at www.epcf.org to view the Foundation’s
guidelines and to submit an application.
Human Services
$560,834.31
Health and
Disabilities
$827,518.77
Education
$1,967,945.54
Arts and
Humanities
$155,237.24
Civic
Affairs/Public
Benefit
$1,040,446.96
Environment/
Animals
$291,275.18
The areas of interest of the El Paso Community Foundation are: Arts and
Humanities, Civic Affairs/Public Benefit, Environmental/Animals, Education,
Health and Disabilities, and Human Services. Because the Community Foundation
is a collection of many separate funds established by individuals, families, nonprofit
organizations and companies, the grants given suit a variety of philanthropic
interests and giving styles.
Grants will generally not be made for annual campaigns, dinners or special
events, ongoing general support, individuals, capital campaigns for new
buildings, or travel.
Grant requests will be considered only from agencies located within or offering
services to the citizens of our community, which includes far west Texas, southern
New Mexico, and northern Chihuahua, Mexico.
U.S. applicants must be exempt from income taxes under Section 501(c) (3) of the
Internal Revenue code, or the equivalent in Mexico.
The Board of the El Paso Community Foundation reviews requests and selects
recipient organizations in May and November of each year. Deadlines for receipt
of requests are February 1 and August 1.
THE EL PASO
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION GRANTS
The following is a sampling of grants
made from The El Paso Community
Foundation in 2011.
EL PASO CHILD GUIDANCE CENTER, INC.
Counseling services for children
FROM THE HEART ANIMAL RESCUE, INC.
Spay/neuter programs
LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES
Trauma information for children in foster care
EL PASO DIABETES ASSOCIATION, INC.
Early detection, screening, and education services
GEM’S GEMS
Promote literacy program
MANA ASOCIACION CATOLICA
Purchase food for distribution in Colonias
EL PASO DRIVE-A-MEAL
Provide meals to seniors
HILLSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Eyes for Independence project
CENTER AGAINST FAMILY VIOLENCE, INC.
Emergency shelter for women and children
EL PASO HOLOCAUST MUSEUM
AND STUDY CENTER
Educational study center
HUMANE SOCIETY OF EL PASO
Veterinary costs
MASCAREÑAS FOUNDATION
Art in the parks-Juárez,
scholarships for UTEP students
CHILD CRISIS CENTER OF EL PASO
Emergency shelter for children
EL PASO PRO-MUSICA GUILD
Educational outreach
CHILDREN’S GRIEF CENTER OF EL PASO
Peer grief counseling
EL PASO RESCUE MISSION
Shelter, counseling, education, and vocational
training for homeless
CANDLELIGHTERS OF THE
EL PASO AREA, INC.
Camps and programs for children with cancer
CASA DE REFUGIO PARA JOVENCITAS, A. C.
Support for orphanage in Juárez, Mexico
CATS RESCUE CORPORATION
Assistance with rescue program for cats
ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION
STAR CHAPTER
Support of programs and services for caregivers
in El Paso
AMERICAN RED CROSS
EL PASO CHAPTER
Emergency relief programs and services
ANIMAL RESCUE LEAGUE OF EL PASO, INC.
Spay/neuter programs
COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS OF EL PASO
Mentoring programs for children with
parents in prison
ARTSPACE PROJECTS, INC.
Affordable living, work-studio and
gallery space for artists
COURT APPOINTED SPECIAL
ADVOCATE (CASA)
Recruit and train volunteers to advocate
for children in court
ASSISTANCE LEAGUE OF EL PASO, INC.
Operation School Bell Project
CREATIVE KIDS, INC.
Art therapy for children with cancer
BORDER AIDS PARTNERSHIP
HIV/AIDS related educational services
CUENCA DE LOS OJOS, A. C.
Environmental preservation & restoration
projects in US and Mexico
BRIDGES ACADEMY
Tuition assistance for children
with learning disabilities
EL PASO BAPTIST CLINIC
Support operation of health clinic
EL PASO SUMMER MUSIC FESTIVAL
Support young musician competition
EL PASO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
ASSOCIATION
Education and outreach programs for children
EL PASO ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY
Zoo experience for deployed soldiers’ families
FAMILIES & YOUTH, INC.
Purchase equipment for adventure
therapy program
FAMILY SERVICE OF EL PASO
Counseling services
THE FIRST TEE OF GREATER EL PASO
Youth life skills development program
IMPACT: PROGRAMS OF EXCELLENCE
“Programs of Excellence”
JEWISH FAMILY AND
CHILDREN’S SERVICE
Counseling services
KCOS-TV PUBLIC TELEVISION
Public television broadcasting
MEDICAL CENTER OF
THE AMERICAS FOUNDATION
Research incubator strategic and business plan
MISIÓN CON VISION, A. C.
Food for orphanage in Juárez
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY ASSOCIATION
Assist with the maintenance and repairs
of equipment
PROJECT ARRIBA
Assist with post-secondary education for
unemployed, veterans, and single parents
PROJECT BRAVO, INC.
“Aging in Place Paint-A-Thon”
for elderly in El Paso
REYNOLDS HOUSE, INC.
Emergency shelter for women and children
RIO BRAVO THERAPY SERVICES
Horse assisted therapy for children
with disabilities
THE SALVATION ARMY OF EL PASO
Emergency services
SPECIAL OLYMPICS TEXAS
Training and competition programs
OPERATION NOEL
Coats for children
TEXAS RAMP PROJECT
Build ramps for seniors in El Paso
KTEP PUBLIC RADIO
Public radio broadcasting
PASO DEL NORTE CHILDREN’S
DEVELOPMENT CENTER
Expansion of services
VISITING NURSE ASSOCIATION
OF EL PASO
Assist with medical equipment purchase
LA POSADA HOME
Shelter operating support
PET GUARDIAN ANGEL
Vaccination of dogs and cats
EL PASOANS FIGHTING HUNGER
Purchase food
LEE AND BEULAH MOOR
CHILDREN’S HOME
Operational services for library
PETS ALIVE EL PASO INC.
Spaying and neutering assistance for
low-income families
YWCA-EL PASO DEL NORTE REGION
Operational support
LORETTO ACADEMY
Educational assistance
PROGRAMA COMPAÑEROS, A. C.
STD’s prevention, education, and
treatment programs
KIDS EXCEL EL PASO, INC.
Dance/performance education
INTERNATIONAL
WORK
BRINGING PEOPLE
TOGETHER
Mision con Vision Orphanage in Juárez, Mexico
The Foundation Room
Sometimes, we take for granted that life’s most basic needs will simply be met.
That is not always the case and the reason the El Paso Community Foundation
helps support 36 kids in the Mision con Vision Orphanage in Juárez, Mexico. Food,
clothing, shoes, and the opportunity to go to school along with school supplies is
something every child should have access to. Most importantly these children have a
place in a comfortable home.
A great community consists of people who have a mindset of improving life not only
for themselves but for the greater good. When these minds are able to convene, great
ideas can turn into real improvements in our lives.
Cuenca Los Ojos, AC
The El Paso Community Foundation is working with La Rodadora project
located in northern Sonora, Mexico. It helps to preserve and restore the
biodiversity of the borderland region between the US and Mexico through land
protection, habitat restoration and wildlife reintroduction. The Foundation seeks
to support these programs through scientific research and sustainable resources
management techniques.
When we moved into our new location at 333 N. Oregon Street in the Mills Plaza,
we wanted to make sure we had an open and friendly space for community groups to
meet; a place for non-profit and civic groups. The 5,000 square foot space can also
be used as a venue for private events like weddings, galas, and corporate meetings or
parties. It has a full-service kitchen and bar that lends itself to a variety of possibilities.
The first event held in the Foundation Room was a conversation with Stephen
Humphrey Bogart, the famed actor’s son, during the Plaza Classic Film Festival
in August of 2011. Since then, we have hosted Hollywood stars such as Al Pacino.
We also host local community leaders making decisions to improve our fair city.
We’ve facilitated public meetings regarding a number of issues including non-partisan
candidate debates. We continue to hold educational seminars and corporate meetings
with state-of-the-art audio/visual technology. The Foundation Room is also home to
weekly meetings of the Rotary Club of El Paso.
The room’s cornerstone is an enormous terracotta frieze built in 1916 for downtown
El Paso’s old Ellanay Theatre which was torn down in 1986 to make way for the
Camino Real tower. The frieze, which is a beautiful piece of El Paso history, was
rescued by the El Paso Community Foundation and is a testament to the dreams of
our predecessors and an inspiration for our future.
PERMANENT
MEMORIAL FUNDS
Sharing the Legacy
Each of these individuals
honored by the creation
of a memorial fund gave
something special to their city.
For some, it was leadership
and business acumen; for
others, a rich tradition of
volunteerism, or their youth
and promise. They are
remembered and missed.
In their names, lives are
being changed for the better.
Dr. Eugenio Aguilar
E. A. Aguilar, Jr. D.D.S. Fund
for Elders’ Dental Needs
Leon Apteckar
Leon Apteckar Endowment Fund
Marian Meaker Apteckar
Marie G. Brown
Marie G. Brown Fund
for General Charitable Purposes
Michael C. Bustillos
Zelda Camhi
Mary H. Dipp
J. Clinton Bagwell
Alyce O. Carroll
Mr. and Mrs. H.F. Baldwin and
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Nagley Fund
for YWCA
Lillian H. Baldwin
for YWCA
Bruce McCheane Barnard, Jr.
Bruce McCheane Barnard, Jr. Fund
Peter de Wetter
de Wetter Family Charitable Fund
Zelda Camhi Memorial Fund
for Children’s Services
Henry F. Baldwin
Hal M. Daugherty, Jr. Fund
Michael C. Bustillos General Fund
Marian Meaker Apteckar Assistance Fund
for the UTEP College of Nursing
J. Clinton Bagwell Fund
for Salvation Army, Rescue Mission
and Radford School
Hal M. Daugherty, Jr.
Edwin W. and Alyce O. Carroll Fund
for Rescue Mission, Hospice
and VNA
Edwin W. Carroll
Mary H. and Mike Dipp, Sr. Fund
Mike Dipp, Sr.
Emil Jay Dittmer
Edwin W. and Alyce O. Carroll Fund
for Rescue Mission, Hospice
and VNA
Emil Jay and Bernice Dittmer
Family Fund for G
eneral
Charitable Purposes
Esther P. Curtis
Dr. Andrew J. Eck
Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Curtis
Scholarship Fund for the University
of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston
Dr. Andrew J. and Jane Carling Eck Fund
Marshall and Julia Condon
Victor Fayant
Marshall and Julia Condon Fund
Mabel and Victor Fayant Fund
for Abused Children
Frank Feuille, III
Velma P. Foster
Velma P. Foster Scholarship Fund
for Teacher Education
Dr. James J. Gorman
Bradley Thomas Horton
Mary Mitchell Feuille and
Frank Feuille, III Fund
Mary Mitchell Feuille
Chris P. Fox
Dr. J. Leighton Green
Robert H. Hoy III
H. D. and Juanita Fulwiler
Polly Harris
Walter L. Hulen
Polly Harris Theater Arts
Scholarship Fund
Walter L. Hulen Fund
for Human Rights
Katharine White Harvey
James F. Hulse
Paul and Katharine White Harvey Fund
James F. and Macie C. Hulse Fund
for El Paso Public Library
Fred T. Hervey
Macie C. Hulse
Frank Feuille, III Fund
Joseph L. Feuille
Joseph L. Feuille and
Patrick F. Feuille Fund
Patrick F. Feuille
Joseph L. Feuille and
Patrick F. Feuille Fund
Margaret Levy Feuille
Margaret L. Feuille Fund
Rabbi Floyd S. Fierman
Rabbi Floyd S. Fierman Fund
William Lawrence Fly
William Lawrence Fly Funds
for El Paso Chapters of
the American Red Cross and
the Salvation Army
John P. Foster
John P. Foster Scholarship Fund
for Engineering
Chris P. Fox Fund
for Historical Preservation
H. D. and Juanita Fulwiler Fund
Morris A. Galatzan
Judge Morris A. Galatzan Fund
Arthur Francis Gale
Arthur F. Gale History Scholarship Fund
for UTEP
Enrique L. Gallegos
Enrique L. Gallegos Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Kenneth P. Gifford
Kenneth P. Gifford Scholarship Fund
for UTEP
Leonard A. Goodman, Jr.
Leonard A. Goodman, Jr. Fund
Dr. James J. Gorman Scholarship Fund
for Medicine
Dr. J. Leighton and Virginia Green
Family Fund for
Medical Related Purposes
Fred T. Hervey Fund
Bradley Thomas Horton Fund
Robert H. Hoy III Fund
James F. and Macie C. Hulse Fund
Dr. Russell Holt
Edgar L. Hunter
Dr. Russell Holt Scholarship Fund
Edgar L. and Sibley Cirlot Hunter Fund
Louisiana L. Hoover
Sibley Cirlot Hunter
Robert T. and Louisiana L.
Hoover Fund
Edgar L. and Sibley Cirlot Hunter Fund
Robert T. Hoover
Harry L. Hussmann, Jr.
Robert T. and Louisiana L.
Hoover Fund
Harry L. Hussmann, Jr. Fund
PERMANENT
MEMORIAL FUNDS
Milan D. Pacillas
Milan D. Pacillas Fund
Continued
Carly M. Laverde
Linda L. Jenkins Fund
for Candlelighters
Carly M. Laverde Scholarship Fund
Luis Jiménez
Helen E. Lee
Lydia Lee Mann
Lydia Lee Mann Fund
Dr. Jaime Martinez
Luis Jiménez Art Scholarship Fund
Robert W. (Pete) and Helen E. Lee
Fund for General Charitable Purposes
James, Janie, and
Mark Keating
Robert W. (Pete) Lee
James, Janie, and Mark Keating Fund
Robert W. (Pete) and
Helen E. Lee Fund for
General Charitable Purposes
Kendle Elizabeth Kidd
Burton F. Littleton
Betty Jean Miller
Burton F. Littleton Fund
Betty Jean Miller Fund
Angel F. Loya
& Nellie Chavez Loya
René Mascareñas Miranda
John T. MacGuire
Richard Warren Mithoff
John T. and
Betty Moor MacGuire Fund
Richard Warren Mithoff Fund
for the YMCA of El Paso
Yashar Mahmood
Warren T. Mithoff
Daniel Allan Kopra
Dan Kopra Fund for Music Education
Angel F. Loya and
Nellie Chavez Loya Fund
Helen Mae Kuebler
Helen Mae Kuebler Fund
Lillian Brill Kurtin
Lillian Brill Kurtin Fund
for El Paso Country Day School
Harriet J. and
C. Edward Sowards
Dr. John O. West
Alfredo Saucedo
Shirley G. Staten
Mary Elizabeth Whitfield
Alfredo and Mary Carmen Saucedo
Family Fund for General
Charitable Purposes
Shirley Gore Staten Fund
for Modern Dance
Mary Elizabeth Whitfield Fund
for Lydia Patterson Institute
Patricia Murchison Rogers Fund
Dr. John O. West Fund
Harriet J. and C. Edward Sowards
Scholarship Fund
Linda L. Jenkins
Kendle Elizabeth Kidd Fund
Patricia Murchison Rogers
Yashar Mahmood Memorial Fund
for El Paso High School
Dr. Jaime Martinez Fund
for Children’s Dental Health Needs
John Cathcart Melby
John and Everett Melby
Scholarship Fund for
El Paso High School
René Mascareñas Miranda Fund
Warren T. Mithoff Scholarship Fund
Louise Beach Murchison
Harlow L. Paul, III
Louise Beach Murchison Fund
for Radford School and
Murchison Engineering Student
Scholarship Fund
Harlow L. Paul, III Scholarship Fund
MacIntosh Murchison
Bart T. Pearson
Frank P. Schuster, Jr. M.D.
Grover C. Stephens
William E. Whitfield, Jr.
Bart T. Pearson Fund
for Therapeutic Horsemanship
Schuster Fund for Community
Mental Health
Grover C. and Johnnie C
Stephens Fund
William Edwin Whitfield, Jr. Fund
for YWCA
Elton E. Pearson
& Julieta Amador Pearson
Irving and Soletta Schwartz
Johnnie C. Stephens
Charles Kendrick Windle
Grover C. and Johnnie C.
Stephens Fund
Charles Kendrick Windle Fund
Marguerite Loya Pearson
Dona Scurry
Grover L. Stephens
Wilton George Woods
Dona Scurry June 2nd Fund
Grover C. and Johnnie C.
Stephens Fund
Wilton George Woods Fund
William J. Sholander
Merry Elliott Tarwater
Glyn and Karl O. Wyler, Sr.
William J. Sholander Fund
for Armed Services YMCA
Merry Elliott Tarwater Fund
James Paul Sitton
Prisciliana Valencia
James Paul Sitton Fund
Prisciliana Valencia Fund
Miguel Solis
W. R. Weaver
Murchison Engineering Student
Scholarship Fund
Joshua E. Nagley
for YWCA
Charles F. O’Hara
Charles F. and Ruth L. O’Hara Fund
Ruth L. O’Hara
Mona M. Orr
Mona M. and Venard Orr Fund
Venard Orr
Elton E. Pearson and
Julieta Amador Pearson Fund
Marguerite Loya Pearson
Scholarship Fund for the Arts
Dr. Charles F. Rennick
Dr. Charles F. Rennick Hospice Fund
for El Paso
Dorrance D. Roderick
Dorrance D. and
Olga B. Roderick Fund
Olga B. Roderick
Dorrance D. and
Olga B. Roderick Fund
Irving and Soletta Schwartz Fund
for the El Paso Public Library
Mickey Solis Scholarship Fund
W. R. Weaver Fund
Glyn and Karl O. Wyler, Sr. Fund
GENERAL CHARITABLE
PURPOSE FUNDS
The 371 funds now established in the
Community Foundation represent a
kaleidoscope of people’s interests, hopes,
and dreams. Distributions from these
funds have made possible an array of
grants that can be found on our website
at www.epcf.org.
Patricia Saucedo Burdick and
Byrl Burdick III Fund
Frank Feuille III Fund
Richard and Joyce Jaffee Family Fund
Don and Norma Melendez Fund
Patricia Murchison Rogers Fund
Doris K. and Byrl H. Burdick, Jr. Fund
Joseph L. Feuille and Patrick F. Feuille Fund
Bonita and Vernard Johnson Fund
Rudolph and Elvia Miles Fund
Ruby & Lola Perez-Fry Fund
Burkitt Foundation Perpetual Fund
Margaret L. Feuille Memorial Fund
Junior League Fund
Betty Jean Miller Fund
Pablo and Cheryl Salcido Fund
Michael C. Bustillos General Fund
Rickie and Louann Feuille Fund
Jenna Lee and Eric Jake Jurecky Fund
MIMCO Fund
Irma Delia and Faustino R. Sanchez Fund
J. A. and Evonne Cardwell Fund
Rabbi Floyd S. Fierman Fund
James, Janie and Mark Keating Fund
Mithoff Burton Partners General Charitable Fund
Paul L. Foster Fund
A. Alan and Marie Z. Montrose Fund
Alfredo and Mary Carmen Saucedo
Family Fund
Sharon and Justice Kenneth R. Carr Fund
Mount Franklin Kiwanis Charitable Fund
Income from these unrestricted funds is
distributed in the form of grants following
a careful review by the Board of Directors.
These funds have the most flexibility of all
as they can more easily meet the changing
needs of our community.
Shugart-Chambers Family Fund
H. D. and Juanita Fulwiler Fund
John T. and Marjorie Kelley Fund
Art and Mary Lou Moreno Fund
Roy T. and Keith T. Chapman Fund
Judge Morris A. Galatzan Fund
Kendle Elizabeth Kidd Memorial Fund
W. Merriman Morton Fund
Jesse Camilla and Manen Eric Clements Fund
Eleanor and Raymond Gardea Fund
Bill and Susan Kisler Fund
George T. Murati Fund
Marshall and Julia Condon Fund
Robert T. and Angela M. Golberg Fund
Merrill and Leon Krupp Fund
Nayatt Fund
Nellie M. Crenshaw Fund
Deborah C. Good Fund
Helen Mae Kuebler Fund
Charles H. and Eddy Jean Newman Family Fund
James J. and Lillian W. Crouch Fund
Leonard A. Goodman, Jr. Fund
Louis R. Lama Fund
Jack and Adella Niland Fund
Hal M. Daugherty, Jr. Memorial Fund
David and Carolyn Gough Fund
Lanward Foundation Fund
de Wetter Family Charitable Fund
John Groesbeeck Fund
Lawyers Title of El Paso, Inc. Fund
Carlos and Carmen Ochoa Fund
Beverly and James A. Dick III Fund
Bill and Jeannie Hagan Charitable Fund
Leavell Fund
Ruth Oppenheim Funds
James A. Dick Co. Centennial Fund
Hagan Family Fund
Robert W. (Pete) Lee and Helen E. Lee Fund
Bruce and Ann Hallmark Fund
Burton F. Littleton Fund
Dr. Roger G. and Barbara Jean Ortiz Fund
George R. and Cristina M. Dipp Fund
Paul and Katharine White Harvey Fund
Julius and Irene Lowenberg Fund
Milan D. Pacillas Memorial Fund
Hassler Family Fund
Angel F. Loya and Nellie Chavez Loya Fund
Mario and Margaret V. Palafox Fund
Sandy Tyler Fund
Emily Jay and Bernice Dittmer Family Fund
Robert T. and Hazel Haynsworth Fund
LWD Family Fund
Elton E. Pearson and Julieta Amador
Pearson Fund
Prisciliana Valencia Fund
Charles H. and Mary Ann Dodson Fund
W. R. Weaver Memorial Fund
Downtown Touchdown Club Fund
Fred T. Hervey Fund
Pearson Family Fund
Dr. John O. West Fund
Tommye J. Duncan Fund
Bette and George Hervey Fund
Kathrin & William Pettit Family Fund
Elsie M. Williams Fund
Margaret Osborne duPont Fund
G. Russell and Cathy Hill Fund
Tom and Gerry Porter Fund
Charles Kendrick Windle Fund
Bob and Mary Earp Fund
Robert T. and Louisiana L. Hoover Fund
Yvonne K. Puig and Edward O. Lent III Fund
Wayne and Janice Windle Fund
Raizada Fund
Henry Wingo Fund
Donna and Ernst Edward Roberts Fund
Wilton George Woods Fund
Dorrance D. and Olga B. Roderick Fund
Glyn and Karl O. Wyler, Sr. Foundation Fund
Jose and Olga Alcantar Family Fund
Lucille Alvarez Fund
Anonymous Fund
Leon Apteckar Assistance Fund
Architectural Products Company Fund
Guillermo and Isabel Avila Fund
Frances Roderick Axelson Fund
Marian Azar Fund
Nesa Azar Fund
Bruce McCheane Barnard, Jr. Fund
Margaret Varner Bloss Fund
Wendy and Leigh Bloss Fund
Marie G. Brown Fund
Dr. Andrew J. and Jane Carling Eck Fund
Bradley Thomas Horton Fund
Susan Eisen Lifetag Fund
Albert and Florence Horwitz Family Fund
Jack and Doris Eisenberg Family Fund
Robert H. Hoy III Memorial Fund
Milton and Jean Feinberg Fund
Harry L Hussmann, Jr. Fund
John T. and Betty Moor MacGuire Fund
Lawrence and Irma Madrid Fund
Charles and Anna Mais Fund
Judy and Frank Mangan Fund
Lydia Lee Mann Fund
Mariah Fund
Ellis Mayfield Family Fund
Margaret Henry King McAfee Fund
Meldahl Family Fund
Roderick Family Foundation Fund
Schatzman Family Fund
Jim Scherr Fund
Evelyn and Edward F. Schwartz Fund
Seem Fund
Nena and Eliot Shapleigh Fund
James Paul Sitton Memorial Fund
Grover C. and Johnnie C. Stephens Fund
Stern Foundation Perpetual Charitable Fund
Stoockey/Mershon-Ensell/O’Hara Fund
Sun Travel Fund
Merry Elliott Tarwater Memorial Fund
Susan Traylor Fund
DESIGNATED AND
AGENCY FUNDS
Income from these endowment funds
is distributed to the agency designated
by the donor. Through such a fund
an individual can provide ongoing
support to a specific organization,
thereby extending an annual gift
beyond his or her lifetime.
Advocacy Center for the Children
of El Paso Fund
E. A. Aguilar, Jr. D.D.S. Memorial Fund
for Elders’ Dental Needs
Air Defense Artillery Association Fund
J. Clinton Bagwell Fund for Salvation Army,
Rescue Mission and Radford School
El Paso Boys and Girls Club Fund
Golden Panther Foundation Fund
El Paso Council for International Visitors Fund
Evelyn and David E. Goodman Fund for
Vilas School
El Paso County Historical Society Fund
El Paso County Humane Society Fund
El Paso Drive-A-Meal Fund
El Paso Emergency Medical Service Fund
Margie Melby Fund for Border Art Residency
Hospital de la Familia Fund
Richard Warren Mithoff Fund for YMCA
of El Paso
James F. and Macie C. Hulse Fund for
El Paso Public Library
El Paso MHMR Fund
Alben F. and Clara G. Bates Foundation Fund
for Insights Science Center
El Paso Symphony Guild Young Musicians Fund
Jeffers Fund for Lutheran Social Services
of Texas
El Paso Symphony Guild Young People’s
Concert Fund
Linda Jenkins Fund for Candlelighters
Joseph M. Bates Memorial Fund
for Sun Bowl Foundation
Denise Beaulieu Fund for the El Paso Chapter
of the American Red Cross
Border Art Residency Endowment Fund
Bridges School Fund
Madeline McKee Boscher Fund for National
Society of Arts and Letters
Grace Brown Fund for the El Paso County
Humane Society
Buddy Maros Foundation Fund
Candlelighters of El Paso Area Fund
Kenneth Capshaw Fund for Music Education
Edwin W. and Alyce O. Carroll Fund for Rescue
Mission, Hospice and VNA
Center Against Family Violence Fund
El Paso Symphony Orchestra Sound
For Excellence Fund
El Paso Zoological Society Fund
Estrellas Para Niños Fund
Huthsteiner Fund for El Paso Art Association
Gordon and Faye Johnson Fund
for Charitable Giving
Frances and Joshua Kahn Fund for United Way
Keystone Heritage Park Fund
Dorrance D. and Olga Roderick Fund for KTEP
Dorrance D. and Olga Roderick Fund
for St. Clement’s Parish Church
for Shrine Crippled Children’s Hospital
Mission Restoration Fund
for Texas Scottish Rite Hospital
Morgan Stanley Mesita Elementary School PTA
Orchestra/Fine Arts Fund
Patricia and Jonathan Rogers Permanent Fund
Ronald McDonald House Endowment Fund
Louise Beach Murchison Fund
for Radford School
Saint Clement’s Parish School Fund
Nutrition for the Elderly Fund
Irving and Soletta Schwartz Fund
Past Mayors’ Committee Fund
for the El Paso Police Department
Bart T. Pearson Fund
for Therapeutic Horsemanship
Gabriela Salazar Fund for Child Crisis Center
William J. Sholander Fund
for Armed Services YMCA
University Medical Center Pediatric Fund
Chris P. Fox Fund for Historical Preservation
Lillian Brill Kurtin Fund for El Paso Country
Day School
L. Frederick Francis and Ginger Gurss Francis
Fund for Loretto Academy
Lighthouse for the Blind Fund
J. Hart Ponder Heart Research Fund
Annabel Livermore Fund
for University Medical Center
ProAction Fund
Renaissance El Paso Fund
Loretto Academy Fund
Rescue Mission Endowment Fund
Mary Elizabeth Whitfield Fund for Lydia
Patterson Institute
Love Park Playground Fund
Rio Grande Cancer Foundation Fund
William Edwin Whitfield, Jr. Fund for YWCA
Fund for Classical Music Programs at KTEP
Vincent and Dorothy Lovett Fund for Unitarian
Universalist Community of El Paso
Dr. Charles Rennick Hospice Fund for El Paso
John and Pauline Yerby Fund
William Lawrence Fly Fund
for El Paso Chapter of American Red Cross
LULAC Project Amistad Endowment Fund
Roderick-Barrera Fund
for El Paso Symphony Orchestra
Young Life in El Paso Fund
Henry and Robert Maas Fund
for El Paso Chapter of American Red Cross
Dorrance D. Roderick Music Scholarship Fund
for UTEP
Grace Mapel El Paso Museum of Art Fund
for El Paso Public Television Foundation
Hugh K. and Bette Lynn Frederick Fund
for the College of Business at UTEP
Friends of La Fe Clinic Fund
Fund for FEMAP
Chihuahuan Desert Wildlife Fund
William Lawrence Fly Fund for
El Paso Chapter of Salvation Army
Compañeros International Fund
Harry A. Garbar and Annabelle F. Garbar Fund
Cuenca de los Ojos Fund
Dorothy Geyer Museum of Art Education Fund
Daughters of Charity Fund for
San Vicente Health Clinic
René Mascareñas Miranda Fund
Don Haskins Fund
Mr. and Mrs. H.F. Baldwin and Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Nagley Fund for YWCA
El Paso Ski Charities Fund
Dr. Jaime Martinez Fund for Children’s Dental
Health Needs
Lois Marchino Fund for Women’s Studies
at UTEP
Plaza Theatre Endowment Fund
Tammy Vasilatos Fund
Texas Western Press Fund
Visiting Nurse Association Fund of El Paso
YWCA El Paso del Norte Region Fund
FIELD OF INTEREST
FUNDS
Income from these funds is awarded in
the form of grants to the area of interest
by the donor. Examples are: issues of
youth or aged, the arts, education, or
the environment.
SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS
Bagg-Carrillo Fund for Children’s Services
Zelda Camhi Memorial Fund
for Children’s Services
Caring Parents Fund for Children and Youth
Manuel Carrillo Fund for Photography
Ekery Family Fund for Children’s Vision
El Paso Association of Builders Fund
El Paso District Dental Society Fund
El Paso Magazine Fund for the Arts
Mabel and Victor Fayant Fund
for Abused Children
Edgar L. and Sibley Cirlot Hunter Fund I
for El Paso Elderly
Kiwanis Club of El Paso Endowment Fund
for Children
Dan Kopra Fund for Music Education
La Frontera Conservation Fund
John T. MacGuire Memorial
Spay and Neuter Fund
Ann Blaugrund Marks Fund for the Arts
Dr. John D. Martin Fund for the Treatment and
Prevention of Blindness
Fundación Juárez Fund
Dr. Laurance N. Nickey and Janis Jones Nickey
Fund for Border Public Health Issues
Fund for Classical Dance
Plaza Classic Film Festival Fund
Fund for International Burn Care
Plaza Theatre Endowment Fund
Fund to Prevent HIV/AIDS
Poe-Nablo Respiratory Disease Fund
Frank E. Gannett Fund for Int’l Relations
between the US and MEX
Schuster Fund for Community Mental Health
Lois M. Godfrey Fund for the Elderly
Gladstein Family Fund for the Arts
Dr. J. Leighton and Virginia Green Family Fund
for Medical Related Purposes
Ivy and Win Griffin Fund
for the Hearing Impaired
Don Haskins Sports Fund
Walter H. Hightower Endowment Fund
Walter Hulen Memorial Fund for Human Rights
Edgar L. and Sibley Cirlot Hunter Fund II
for Tularosa Elderly
Lillian Silberman Fund for Children
with Special Needs
Stern Foundation Perpetual Medical and
Scientific Research Fund
Substance Abuse Prevention Fund
Richard Teschner Fund for Land Conservation
Dr. W. H. Timmons Fund for El Paso History
Women’s Fund
Edith S. Zanker Memorial Park School, Inc.
Fund for the Intellectually Disabled
Scholarships offer donors a unique
opportunity to directly impact the youth
and the future of our community.
Advertising Federation of El Paso Scholarship Fund
Marian Meaker Apteckar Fund
for UTEP College of Nursing
Marian Meaker Apteckar Fund
for Piano Studies at UTEP
Nora Dove Apteckar Fund for Creative Writing
Bank of America Scholarship Fund
LaNelle Boling Scholarship Fund
for Hearing Impaired
Debra A. Caldwell Scholarship Fund
The Cello Fund
Lucy and Abraham Chavez Fund
for String Instrumentalists
Coronado High School Class of 1988
Scholarship Fund
Ramon Corral Scholarship Fund
Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Curtis Memorial Fund
for UT Medical Branch at Galveston
Flora L. Daugherty Scholarship Fund
for Sul Ross University
J. D. and Edna Davis Scholarship Fund
El Paso Philharmonic Strings UTEP Music
Scholarship Fund
First National Bank Fund for Children of El Paso
County/Ft. Bliss Soldiers Killed in Action
Mary K. and Donald W. Fleming Scholarship Fund
John P. Foster Scholarship Fund for Engineering
Velma P. Foster Memorial Fund for Teacher Education
Arthur Francis Gale Memorial History
Scholarship Fund for UTEP
Nelly Garcia Gallinar Scholarship Fund
Enrique L. Gallegos Memorial Scholarship Fund
Kenneth P. Gifford Scholarship Fund
Ruth E. Gillett Scholarship Fund
for Andress High School
Dr. James J. Gorman Scholarship Fund for Medicine
Earle Graham Scholarship Foundation Fund
for Texas A&M
Ivy and Win Griffin Scholarship Fund
for Hearing Impaired
Rosa Guerrero Scholarship Fund
for Americas High School
Ramiro and Anna Maria Guzmán
Scholarship Fund
Polly Harris Theater Arts Scholarship Fund
Dr. Russell Holt Memorial Fund
Edgar L. and Sibley Cirlot Hunter Fund II
Scholarships in Tularosa
Luis Jimenez Memorial Art Scholarship Fund
Joseph B. Karam Scholarship Fund
Carly M. Laverde Memorial Scholarship Fund
for Coronado High School
Lawyers Title of El Paso Scholarship Fund
for UTEP and EPCC
Yashar Mahmood Memorial Fund
Makios Technology Fund
Dorothy G. Marshall Scholarship Fund
Catherine L. McPike Scholarship Fund
John and Everett Melby Scholarship Fund
Mary Mendoza Holguin Scholarship Fund
Warren T. Mithoff Memorial Scholarship Fund
A. Alan and Marie Z. Montrose Scholarship Fund
Murchison Engineering Student Scholarship Fund
Harlow L. Paul III Scholarship Fund
for Burges High School
David Pearson Scholarship Fund
Karen and Richard Pearson Scholarship Fund
for Broadcast Journalism at UTEP
Marguerite Loya Pearson Scholarship Fund
for the Arts
Podus Perpetual Fund for UT El Paso
Press Club of El Paso Scholarship Fund for UTEP
General Casimir Pulaski Society Fund
Dorrance D. Roderick Music Scholarship Fund
for UTEP
Patricia and Jonathan Rogers Fund
for Graduate Engineering Students at UTEP
Robert Schreck Memorial Education Fund
Mickey Solis Scholarship Fund
Harriet J. and C. Edward Sowards
Scholarship Fund
Arden Reed Sparks Scholarship Fund for Teacher
Education
Shirley Gore Staten Fund for Modern Dance
Stevenson Family Scholarship Fund
Margarita and Francisco Talamantes
Scholarship Fund
W. W. Turney Scholarship Fund
Clyde Wafer Scholarship Fund
Robbin E. L. Washington Scholarship Fund
James H. and Dorothy Hindman White
Scholarship Fund
Worker’s Memorial Scholarship Fund
Aaron M. Works Memorial Scholarship Fund
WHY CREATE YOUR
OWN FUND WITH US?
With more than 35 years of experience in charitable services, the El Paso
Community Foundation is familiar with programs that work, and we know how to
find and work with people who can effect change. Our approach is to be a catalyst,
bringing you together with outstanding people and addressing needed projects.
Many donors have told us over the years that it is comforting to know that the
El Paso Community Foundation portfolio is well diversified and of very high quality.
The Foundation employs top money managers who use carefully crafted, proven
strategies and have demonstrated skill with superior long-term records
The Investment Advisory Committee is comprised of local individuals who have
expertise in finances. They carefully monitor both the allocation of the funds and
the performance of the money managers. If you have any questions, please do not
hesitate to call Eric Pearson at 915-533-4020 or e-mail him at [email protected].
SUMMARY OF FINANCIAL
INFORMATION
EL PASO COMMUNITY
FOUNDATION
COMBINED BALANCE SHEET
(UNAUDITED)
DECEMBER 31, 2011
ASSETS:
Cash
Investments
Land and related mineral interests
Furniture & Equipment (net of depreciation)
Other assets Total assets
LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCE:
Accounts payable and accrued liabilities
Liability under unitrust agreement
Note payable
Fund balance
Total liabilities and fund balance
$
3,746,826
81,849,177
899,419
1,209,969
2,919,540
$ 90,624,931
$
2,316,333
1,350,088
13,355,454
73,603,056
$ 90,624,931
COMBINED STATEMENTOF SUPPORT REVENUE,
EXPENSES AND CHANGE IN FUND BALANCE
SUPPORT AND REVENUE:
Gifts received
Investment income
Realized and unrealized gains (losses)
Other revenue
Total support and revenue
GRANTS AND EXPENSES:
Grants and related expenses
Program expenses
Administrative expenses
Fundraising expenses
Total grants and expenses
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS
Net assets-beginning of period
Change in net assets for the period
Net assets-end of period
$
1,695,861
1,699,771
(2,243,678)
462,640
$ 1,614,594
$
$
4,843,258
2,344,886
1,130,384
393,019
8,711,547
$ 80,700,009
(7,096,953)
$ 73,603,056
AFFILIATED FOUNDATIONS
When private foundations affiliate with the El Paso Community Foundation, their
board members find that they are relieved of highly technical and burdensome
reporting to the IRS. Instead their board experience focuses on funding good works.
Affiliated foundations also enjoy the opportunity to utilize the professional staff of
the Community Foundation for management and administrative purposes.
• Border Art Residency
• Burkitt Foundation
• Cardwell Foundation
• Compañeros International
• Walter H. Hightower Foundation
• La Frontera Conservation Fund
• J. Edward and Helen M.C. Stern Foundation
YEARS OF
FORWARD
THINKING
P.O. Box 272
El Paso, Texas 79943

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