2010 Annual Report - Centre Foundation

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30 YEARS
Sharing the Wealth. Shaping the Future.
2010 ANNUAL REPORT
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Contents
Dear Friends:
Purpose and Mission Statement ....2
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New Funds ...................................3
Creating Your Own Fund .............5
Gifts to Funds ..............................6
Memorial and Honorary Gifts .......8
Grants by Organization ..............11
Grants by Program .....................16
Grantees .....................................17
Campbell Society........................20
Anniversary Circle ......................21
Financial Report .........................22
Board of Directors ......................24
A N N U A L
R E P O R T
s you read this report, the Centre County Community Foundation has
reached the age of 30. Three decades of growth, grantmaking, charitable
financial support and community leadership have been achieved. Our
Foundation had modest beginnings but once begun, donor enthusiasm soon
became contagious. Today, as you learn from this report, there are more than
340 separate funds, which in 2010 provided more than $800,000 in financial
support throughout Centre County. For thirty years, the Foundation has
supported nearly every public charity in our County.
With your help we can do much more. Our board is leading the Foundation
with a bold high-reaching strategic plan. We are determined to exceed $40
million in assets by 2015. We will achieve our goal through the generosity of
donors throughout Centre County, and by working collaboratively with other
organizations, institutions and community leaders.
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As one example, we’re working with the Centre County Federation of Public
Libraries to build a multimillion dollar technology fund. The Federation
received, through our Foundation, a $350,000 grant from the Knight
Foundation. This money will be used to increase access to online information for
county residents through our public libraries. New computers and high-speed
Internet connectivity will be installed, however ongoing financial support for
this vital public resource will be necessary. It is the purpose of the technology
fund to provide such ongoing support.
We have been ever mindful of our responsibility to be a good steward of the
funds we have been given. As this report informs you, we have fully recovered
from the setbacks experienced by all investors during recent years. Our assets
grew by a robust 14.3% during 2010. Through careful, prudent management we
were again able to reduce the cost-per-fund for operations to 1.3%.
About the cover
Celebrating 30 years of Sharing the Wealth –
Shaping the Future. The photos on the cover
represent the Community Foundation’s four
areas of funding.
Education - Promoting and supporting
education and life-long learning
The future is bright for our community and for our Community Foundation. As
we begin our fourth decade, we are excited and challenged; excited that we will
be seeking to expand our community leadership work, challenged to engage
all of you to join us so that we will have the financial strength to support our
community’s future.
Sincerely,
Arts and Culture and Community Supporting arts and cultural enrichment
activities and civic or recreational activities
that enhance community involvement
Health and Social Services - Providing
programs for the health and well-being of
individuals, families, and animals
Heidi Nicholas
Chair
Alfred Jones, Jr.
Executive Director
Environment - Supporting conservation and
awareness of natural resources
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R E P O R T
Purpose
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he Centre County Community Foundation was created in 1981 as a public charity dedicated
to meeting changing needs and assisting donors throughout Centre County. The Foundation
is a collection of philanthropic funds, each created by a different donor at a different time for
a different purpose. Each fund retains its own identity, donor-defined objectives and benefits
from pooled investments with other funds. Gifts to the Foundation are invested according to
our investment policy, and grants are then made from these funds to qualified local charitable
organizations.
The Centre County Community Foundation helps individuals, families and businesses pursue
their charitable interests conveniently, effectively and with maximum tax benefits. Donors may
create funds during their lifetimes, by a bequest, or by other deferred giving opportunities. The
Foundation can also help companies administer their contributions and manage endowments for
charitable agencies.
Funds may be established for a particular purpose or left undesignated so the Foundation’s Board
can direct funds to needs of highest priority. Through its competitive grants, the Foundation
supports not-for-profit organizations in Centre County – in the arts, education, the environment,
and health and social services – and chooses those projects that best meet our community’s needs.
For funds that are advised or designated by donors, we offer expertise and administrative assistance
to ensure that each grant is best fulfilling the donor’s charitable intent.
Our Mission To improve the quality of life in Centre County by providing enduring
support to community charities from the invested gifts of visionary donors.
Our Vision Sharing the Wealth, Shaping the Future
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New Funds
E
ach year, generous donors make a special gift to the Foundation in order to create
a new fund. They do it for different reasons: to memorialize a loved one, to reward
the achievements of deserving locals or to support a cause that’s close to their hearts.
In 2010 seven new funds were created at the Centre County Community Foundation.
They were created to support a variety of people and organizations, from battered
women, to the physically disabled, to local music groups, but they all have one thing in
common: They will make Centre County a better place now, and in perpetuity.
Keno Beezer Fund
Although William “Keno” Beezer handed in
his keys on August 31, 2010 and began his
retirement, his interest in the welfare of the
youth he has supported for 37 years as Executive
Director of the Moshannon Valley YMCA was
not left at the door. That’s why his friends
established a scholarship fund in his name for
graduating seniors in the Philipsburg-Osceola
Area, West Branch Area, and Moshannon Valley
School Districts. In less than four months, the scholarship team consisting of Bud
O’Brien and Laura Bordas were able to endow the William “Keno” Beezer Scholarship
Fund in an amount approaching $50,000. Decisions on the scholarship recipient(s)
will be made by a committee initially chaired by Keno.
R E P O R T
2010 Gifts
by level of giving
$50,000 and above
Duane O. Callahan
Helen Friedman
Blake D. and Linda J. Gall
Vera E. Hawbaker
John S. and James L. Knight
Foundation
Edward L. Mattil
Carolyn A. Petrus
Kathryn K. Shoemaker and Roy D.
Shoemaker Trust
Fred A. Strouse
$25,000 - $49,999
William Rabinowitz
Martin J. and Margaret A. Wyand
$10,000 - $24,999
Arthur J. Curtze
Centre County Association of
Realtors
Community Foundation for the
Alleghenies
HFL Corporation
Donna L. Litke
Robert D. Ricketts
John A. Stellmack
$5,000 - $9,999
Martin and Margaret Wyand Fund
Martin and Margaret Wyand established this fund
to honor the music organizations that have given
them so much pleasure over the years: State College
High School Music Department, State College Choral
Society, State College Municipal Band, Pennsylvania
Centre Orchestra, and Nittany Valley Symphony.
Martin is a retired University professor, and Margaret
is a retired hospital dietitian.
Memorial Fund
Casey and Amos Goodall created the Memorial Fund
in honor of their son, Christian Goodall, who died too
soon, as well as other Centre County residents whose
families designate the Fund to receive memorial
donations in honor of their family members. Each
year, the Foundation will allocate income from
the Fund in memory of all fund honorees. The
Foundation will maintain in perpetuity a list of the obituaries of all persons for whom
contributions were made.
Boalsburg Fire Company, Inc.
Cambria County Industrial
Development Corp. (Alliance)
Contact Altoona
Jonathan W. Condo
Gordon and Caroline DeJong
Global Connections
Patricia Heigel-Tanner
Stephen F. and Nancy L. Jusick
David Maneval
Karen Murphy
James L. Parks
State College Area School District
State High Vision
Donald W. Strickler
United Way of the Laurel
Highlands, Inc.
$1,000 - $4,999
Altrusa International, Inc. of Centre
County
Anne K. Ard and Thomas G. Poole
Dan C. and Eleanor D. Armstrong
Bellefonte Education Foundation, Inc.
Thomas P. Bem
Patrick M. and Paula J. Bisbey
Laura S. Bordas
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Andrew C. and Tracy C. Bryan
Richard L. Campbell
Centre County Housing and Land
Trust
John J. Coyle and Barbara Coyle
Edward K. and Theresa Ann Dare
Mary Dupuis
Elizabeth A. Dupuis
Patricia Farrell
Ronald L. Filippelli and Sandra Stelts
Fiore Fedeli Snyder Carothers, LLP
Robert J. Flipse
Jesse E. and Jacqueline M. Fosselman
Lawrence G. and Ellen M. Foster
Geisinger Medical Groups Centre County
R. Riggs and Gloria Griffith
Kathryn Grove
Donald C. and Margaret R. Hambrick
Sherrie Handrinos
Laurie A. Hanscom and Rhonda L.
Stoner
Hilltop Oil, KV Oil, Minitmart of
Nittany Oil Company, Inc.
JJ Powell, Inc.
Colleen O. Jeffries
Alfred and Cindy Jones
Jostens, Inc.
Kalin Law Offices
Diane M. Kerly
Cy Klingsberg
Leadership Centre County
Al and Jean Lehman
William and Ruth Lingle
McQuaide Blasko, Attorneys at Law
Miller, Kistler, Campbell, Miller,
Williams & Benson
Jayne E. Miller
Melody Miller
Joel N. Myers
Laurie J. Nartatez
Heidi Nicholas and Bruce Fleischer
Janet Noll Naumer
Northwest Savings Bank
Raymond and Janice O’Brien
Harold C. and Nancy M. O’Connor
Oppenheimer Funds Legacy
Program
PEO Sisterhood Chapter S
Donna Ricketts
Ruth E. Rishel
Edward T. and Michelle M. Russell
Sam’s Club
Thomas E. and Carolyn E. Schwartz
Sheeler Family Foundation
Philip H. and Judy Sieg
Thomas F. and Sara Songer
William J. and Linda J. Speranza
James L. and Martha L. Starling
State College Community Land Trust
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Petrus Seeing-Eye Dog Fund
Carolyn had a special place in her heart for animals,
especially dogs and cats. A new chapter in life presented
Carolyn with the idea of dedicating herself to philanthropic
work. She was very excited about this, and went about
researching a niche where she could help not only people,
but also her beloved animals. Her life took a sudden turn
as illness overtook her, and she realized her newfound
dream would not materialize in her lifetime. During
this time, her brother had serious vision problems, and
suffered some permanent blindness. Those who knew her
best believe that this occurrence contributed to Carolyn’s
decision to gift a seeing-eye dog organization. It is a
personal and loving choice that speaks to her resolve to help both man and man’s best
friend.
Nancy Coffman Addison Fund
The Nancy Coffman Addison Fund was created to
support the Women’s Resource Center and St. Andrew’s
Episcopal Church in perpetuity. Historically, Nancy and
her husband, Arnold Addison, were supportive of the
mission of the Women’s Resource Center to provide
shelter and support for women and children from all
walks of life, as needed. Their admiration for Sylvia and Gerald Stein, whose work and
financial contributions were critical in the development of the Center, focused their
attention on this vital community service. The desire to contribute to St. Andrew’s
Episcopal Church reflected six decades of commitment to this faith community that
was Nancy and Arnold’s home. Nancy served in numerous capacities at the Church
over her lifetime and now rests in the Columbarium at St. Andrew’s with Arnold, her
husband of 60 years.
The R Fund
“One of the most important lessons we learned
from our parents, Bob and Donna Ricketts, was the
importance of giving back to our community. Each
year they would give my brother and me blank
checks for Christmas. What kid wouldn’t be excited
about this gift? At the start, we envisioned skis, a new
bike, and more clothes, but then we had our first
lesson in giving back. Our task was to take the checks and agree on local community
group(s) or organization(s) to receive the funds. The key word was agree, and each
year we were told we were being prepared for the future. The future is here with the
recent establishment of the R Fund at the Centre County Community Foundation. The
R Fund has been designed to give back to local community groups and organizations.
It was established by our parents as an everlasting lesson to us on the importance of
giving back to the community where we grew up and live.”
~Robyn and Bobby Ricketts
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State High Vision Courageous Citizen Award
State High Vision was a grass roots community effort that
brought people together from all walks of life, political
views, religious perspectives, ages, neighborhoods and
professions to bring about positive change in the State College
community. This award is in recognition of a student who
has demonstrated involvement in his/her community and has
shown a willingness to work to improve it.
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The purpose of this award is to acknowledge the efforts of a
student or students who sought to bring about change in his
or her local, state, national or global community.
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Nomination Criteria
• Nominee must be a graduating State High senior
• Must have a record of civic involvement
Award is to be administered by SCASD with proceeds from an endowment fund
established by State High Vision through the Centre County Community Foundation
and may be awarded to more than one recipient annually.
Creating your own fund
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oday’s gift … your legacy. By endowing your gifts today, you will make a difference
during your lifetime and provide a gift that lasts forever.
Efficient, effective, impactful. When donors or charitable organizations work through
the Foundation to achieve their charitable goals, they benefit from the expertise of
experienced local program staff, community leadership and investment management.
Establishing your own named charitable fund does not require great wealth, nor is it
complicated. Through a named fund you can:
• provide ongoing support to your favorite organization.
• choose different charitable organizations to support each year during your
lifetime.
• make your own choices, or take advantage of our Foundation staff’s expertise to
help you address the community’s most pressing needs, or greatest opportunities.
• have the opportunity to distribute gifts during your lifetime, or leave a
lasting legacy, or both.
The staff at the Centre County Community Foundation will make it easy to create a
new charitable fund. We will do all the paperwork; often the procedure is completed
in just one meeting. If you are considering creating a fund and would like more
information, please contact us.
R E P O R T
Stonebridge Financial Partners LLC
Roberta Strebel
Richard P. and Martha W. Supina
Chris Turley
William Updegraff
Raymond J. and JoAnn Vautour
Viet Nam Vets Motorcycle Club of
Central PA Chapter T
Donald and Mary Ann Wadner
Ray S. Walker
Wal-Mart
Steven M. and Nancy E. Weinreb
David B. and Susan Werner
Philip and Elaine Ziff
Theodore and Nancy Ziff
Harry C. and Lynn F. Zinn
Up to $999
A.W. & Sons Enterprise
Kevin and Georgia Abbey
Elliot and Bonnie D. Abrams
Ellis M. and Lynn C. Abramson
Richard S. Adams
Sandra L. Adams
Roy D. and Fiona Adams
Steve Adams
Martha A. Adams
Kent R. and Mary K. Addis
Aimee J. Aiello
Richard L. and Patricia Albright
Shirley S. Allan
Virginia Althouse
Jeremy Amaismeier
Pamela Ambrose and Gary
Pattinson
Arthur V. and Anne G. Anderson
Linda K. Andrews
Linda Arble
Steven F. and Rana Arnold
Gert Aron
Robert R. and Jill Ascah
Paul C. Ash
Donald J. and Edith H. Ashenfelter
Associated Realty Property
Management, Inc.
Astute Artistry
Roy C. and Patricia G. Atkinson
Janet Atwood
Richard E. and Ginger S. Aurand
Bob and Anne Ayer
B.P.O.E. 1173
Walter A. and Davies E. Bahr
Jessica Bailey
John M. and Carla P. Bailey
Fay S. Bailiff
Sarah Cobb Baker
Kenneth W. and Charlotte A.
Baldwin
James P. Banholzer
Eugene and Joyce Banker
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Judith L. Banker
Peter R. and Helen W. Bannon
Caitlin Baran
Mimi Barash Coppersmith
Stephen D. Barkin
Gary L. and Laura J. Barnett
Marcia W. Barrabee
Richard C. and Kathy J. Barrickman
Richard V. Barrickman
R.J. and Julia A. Bartolomea
Hodge and Linda Barton
B. K. and Robin S. Bastress
Clifford Bastuscheck
Ellie and John Beaver
Diana Becerra
Ralph E. and Joan B. Beck
Lois Beckenbaugh
David M. Becker
William Beezer
Barry and Jeanne Belinda
Peter and Mary Lou Bennett
Patricia L. Best and Tom Ray
Richard Betts
Phyllis M. Bierly
Mark and Paula Bigatel
Jonathan W. Bitler
Edward S. Blanarik and Deb Lux
Diana Blazina
Glendon W. and Ruth Blume
Merlin E. and Clarabelle Bock
Diane L. Boden
Steven Bodner
Kenneth and Carol Boland
John Bolash
Elizabeth H. Bomberger
Ned R. and Inga Book
Alan Booth and Susan Welch
Borough of State College
Susan Bowser
Robert Boyd
William L. and Emily R. Boyd
Andrea Boyles
Ronald J. and Joan Bracken
Bradford Energy Company, Inc.
Paul F. and Marguerite V. Bradley
Kristal Bratton
Jean E. Brenchley
S. Richard and Helen G.
Brenneman
Langhorne Virginia Brickwedde
Jonathan E. Brockopp
Ralph F. and Joan H. Brower
Emory J. and Beverly R. Brown
Linda B. Brown
David J. and Laura S. Brown
Thomas F. Brown
Ira V. Brown
Tom D. and Anne C. Bruce
Frank J. Brumbaugh
William H. and Mary Jane Brune
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Gifts to Funds
M
any gifts are given throughout the year to grow the current funds of CCCF. These
contributions are appreciated by the Foundation and by the numerous people
and organizations who benefit from them.
Kathryn K. and Roy D. Shoemaker Charitable
Trust Fund
$249,581
Knight Library Grant Fund
$200,000
The Knight Foundation Fund
$155,000
Mattil CGA2
$100,000
Sidney and Helen Friedman State Theatre Fund
$100,000
Carolyn A. Petrus Memorial Seeing Eye
Dog Fund
$100,000
J. Alvin and Vera E. Knepper Hawbaker
Memorial Fund
$80,100
Duane O. and Martha J. Callahan Fund
$62,185
Strouse CGA
$50,000
William Keno Beezer Scholarship Fund
$45,491
Knight 211 Grant Fund
$40,400
Centre County United Way Fund
honoring Ellie Beaver
$37,560
Administrative Fund
$30,031
Martin and Margaret Wyand Music Fund
$25,632
Martha Rabinowitz Memorial Fund for
Congregation B’rit Shalom
$25,500
Centre County Federation of Public Libraries $25,307
ClearWater Conservancy Fund
$20,100
American Dream Housing Fund
$19,302
Operating Fund
$16,600
Sahakian Family Fund
$15,600
The R Fund
$15,200
Anniversary Circle Fund
$11,000
Kyle Russell Callahan Scholarship Fund
$10,490
Mealz on D’Wheelz Fund
$10,260
William W. and Helen S. Litke Memorial Fund $10,134
Choral Society Youth Chorale Festival Fund $10,000
The Global Connections Fund
$8,100
Maneval Family Fund VI
$8,000
Memorial Fund
$7,545
State High Vision Courageous Citizen Award
Fund
$7,476
Boalsburg Fire Company Memorial
Scholarship Fund
$5,500
Richard and Cheryl Campbell Fund
$5,260
Retired Faculty Educational Initiative Fund $5,136
Jerome Tanner Memorial Scholarship Fund $5,100
The State College Community Land Trust Fund $5,035
DeJong Oratorio Performance Endowment
Fund
$5,000
Ridge Master 1377
$5,000
Mattil Family Fund
$5,000
OFI Institutional Charitable Giving Fund
$4,880
The Zion Lutheran Church of Boalsburg Fund $4,590
SCASD Community Education Endowment
Fund
$4,191
Bald Eagle Area School District Memorial
Scholarship Fund
$4,061
Nittany Valley Symphony Endowment Fund $3,235
Music Umbrella Fund
$3,000
R. Riggs and Gloria Griffith Fund
$3,000
Life Long Readers Fund
$2,847
Dr. Hugh J. Rogers Memorial Fund
$2,801
Heidi Michelle Lingle Memorial Scholarship
Fund
$2,636
Patricia Farrell Music Fund
$2,140
Janell F. Becker Memorial Fund for PAWS
$2,125
Harold and Nancy O’Connor Fund
$2,000
Paul and KC Sheeler Family Fund
$2,000
Centre County Housing and Land Trust Fund $2,000
Centre County Women’s Resource Center Fund
$1,925
Julia and Ray C. Noll Memorial Scholarship Fund
$1,855
PEO Scholarship Fund
$1,775
William J. and Helen L. Schwartz Medical
Care Fund
$1,675
Meals On Wheels Fund
$1,645
Leadership Centre County Fund
$1,575
Richard A. Queeney Fund for Educational
Opportunity
$1,460
L. Peter Gold Memorial Music Fund
$1,415
Big Brothers Big Sisters Program Fund
$1,375
John R. Miller, Jr. Memorial Fund
$1,300
Colonel Gerald F. Russell Scholarship Fund $1,281
Fred and Anita Coombs Fund for
Millbrook Marsh
$1,253
Food Bank of the State College Area Fund
$1,150
Bob and Donna Vallimont Scholarship Fund $1,134
Scott Michael Long Memorial Scholarship Fund
$1,050
Sherm Reichard Memorial Fund
$1,000
James L. and Martha L. Starling Fund
$1,000
Elizabeth C. West Memorial PEO Sisterhood
Fund
$975
Educational Initiatives Fund
$970
Ruth E. Rishel Charitable Fund
$900
Centre Volunteers in Medicine Fund
$875
Nancy Addison Memorial Fund
$850
Park Forest Day Nursery Fund
$850
Centre County PAWS Fund
$720
SCASD LifeLink Fund
$716
Recognition Awards Fund
$700
John Glenn Kovalchik Memorial Scholarship
Fund
$660
Philipsburg Area Fund
$650
Helen J. Small Memorial Endowment Fund
$600
Extracurricular Awards Fund
$575
Herschel W. and Eileen Wirtshafter Leibowitz
Family Fund
$560
State College Choral Society Fund
$550
4-H Clubs of Centre County Fund
$535
Penns Valley Area School District Awards Fund $500
The House of Care Fund
$500
Music Fund
$500
Fred C. and M. Joan Thompson Fund
$500
Bill Gebhardt Fund for Children
$500
The Mimi Fund
$485
Houtz Meyers Rose American Legion Post 867
Scholarship Fund
$469
Donald W. Carruthers, Jr. Memorial Scholarship
Fund
$340
Karen Bruno Ganter Memorial Fund
$310
Diane V. Moore Memorial Fund
$300
Lynne Sanders Professional Development School
Intern Fund
$250
Centre County Youth Service Bureau Endowment
Fund
$250
Patrick Y. Wang Technology Innovation Fund $250
REMAX Centre Realty Fund
$200
The Discovery Space Fund
$200
Brenda Jo Van Tries Memorial Scholarship Fund $200
Schlow Library Endowment Fund
$190
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Scholarship Fund
Dianne Maser Memorial Scholarship Fund
Centre County Historical Society Fund
Jeremy T. Sente Memorial Scholarship Fund
Martha W. Fleming Memorial Scholarship Fund
The Proud To Be An American Fund
Kathryn S. Weaver Fund
Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts Fund
Randall C. Miller Fund
Leslie Savino Memorial Fund
State College Family YMCA Fund
Inez Snookie Williams Memorial Cello Chair
Fund
Ann L. Infield Memorial Fund for Track and Field
Mount Nittany Conservancy Fund
The State Theatre Endowment Fund
Centre County Association of School Retirees
Scholarship Fund
$170
$170
$150
$125
$125
$125
$105
$100
$100
$100
$100
$100
$100
$100
$100
$100
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Mount Nittany Medical Center Fund
$100
Patricia Best Superintendent’s Fund for
Instructional Innovation
$100
Centre County Medical Society Fund
$100
Dick Morgan Award Fund
$75
Centre Volunteers in Medicine Dental Fund
$50
Tom and Barbara Mebane Fund
$50
Boalsburg Heritage Museum Association of Harris
Township Fund
$50
Skip Coleman Memorial Basketball Scholarship
Fund
$41
The Second Mile Fund
$32
Historic Bellefonte, Inc. Fund
$25
The Stump Family Music Fund
$25
Maude Freeby Fund for the American Red Cross $25
Ling-Wen Hu Fund
$25
Tri-County Habitat for Humanity Fund
$10
Grand Total
$1,627,207
Charitable Gift Annuities
A
charitable gift annuity enables you to take an immediate income tax deduction
when you transfer cash or marketable securities to the Foundation in exchange
for the Foundation’s promise to make fixed annual payments to you for the duration of
your life. The fixed annual payments are determined according to the donor’s age and
will only be partially taxed. Payments can begin immediately or can be deferred for a
period of time as determined by you. The undistributed portion of the gift reverts to
the Foundation. Below is a listing of the charitable gift annuities currently held by the
Foundation.
Edward Mattil CGA – Opened in 2010, this is the second CGA that Ed
Mattil has created at CCCF. Once fully realized, it will become part
of discretionary funding at CCCF.
Fred Strouse CGA – Opened in 2010, Fred Strouse created this CGA so
that when fully realized, it will support The Second Mile.
Jenifer Goetz CGA – Opened in 2008, Jennifer Goetz created this CGA so
that when fully realized, it will become part of the Park Forest Day Nursery
Fund.
Richard Morgan-Daniel Moerdyk CGA 1&2 – Opened in 2003, Richard
Morgan and Daniel Moerdyk created two CGAs so that when fully realized,
they will become part of the Rhoneymeade Fund.
Charles and Annette Rohrbeck CGA – Opened in 2002, the Rohrbecks
created this CGA so that when fully realized, it will create the Annette and
Charles Rohrbeck Fund which will benefit the State College Area School
District.
William M. and Stella M. Updegraff CGA – Opened in 2007, the
Updegraffs created this CGA so that when fully realized, it will create the
William M. and Stella M. Updegraff Fund which will become part
of discretionary funding at CCCF.
R E P O R T
Andrew C. and Diane Bryan
Dulcy T. Bryan
Elaine Burn
Elinor P. Burns
Robert L. and Tina M. Busey
Mable H. Buskirk
Edward G. and Dorothy R. Buss
Robert and Judith Butler
David and Susan Butt
Gary E. and Marilyn G. Byers
Joanne T. Cahill
John J. and Mary Anne Cahir
Thomas G. Cali
John T. Callahan
Justin and Kimberly Callahan
Richard Callahan
Michael and Kelly Campbell
Robert P. and Lisa Campbell
Victor H. Campbell
John A. Cane
Derek Canova
Joe Capita
Ray and Judy Caravan
John E. and Debbie Carder
Joseph L. and Elizabeth J. Carroll
JoAnn Carruthers
Luther B. and Carol F. Cartwright
Angelina V. Cassin
Central Insurers Group, Inc.
Centre Hills Country Club
Barbara Cermak
Robert O. and Anja M. Chase
Alfred Chieppor
Michael K. and Mary A. Chieppor
Patrick J. and Denise M. Chieppor
Child Development and Family Council
Jane L. Childs
Nancy Chiswick
Christoff-Mitchell Petroleum, Inc.
Citiclean, Inc.
Elizabeth Clark
Chris and Margie Cobb
Clifford and Sherri Cohen
Cold Stream Dairy Queen
J. Robert and Patricia Coldiron
Joanne R. and Douglas Colkitt
Romulus C. Comly
John R. and Vicki L. Condo
Barry and Jancie Confer
Andrew Confer
Diane M. Conrad and Clifford Lutz
John and Karen Conroy
John C. Coppes and Mary F.
Callahan
Edward S. and Dorothy J. Corbett
Phyllis J. Corman
Todd and Marjorie Costello
Matthew A. Cover
Barbara C. Cowan
Phyllis W. Crabtree
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Redding and Mary Anne Crafts
Sandra Craig
Charles O. Crawford and Karen
Burke-Crawford
Joan G. Creager
Diane Crebs
Loren and Maggie Crispell
Anne Cropp
Robert Crowe
Robert L. and Martha J. Culp
Timothy M. and Melinda H. Curley
John J. and Ann C. Curley
Albert and Mary D’Ambrosia
Eric and Caitlin Dare
Alan E. Daum
Stuart Davids
Paige S. and Joshua T. Davis
Theresa Davis
Constance H. Davis
Charlotte de Lissovoy
William S. Decker
John Decker
Alice R. Deihl
Clark B. and Maxine Depew
Nancy Desmond
Victoria A. DeStefano
Kurt L. Deutsch
Frank and Mary Deutsch
Erik and Suzanne Digre
Lee S. Dilliard
Rich DiMarcello
Gerald P. and Kathy Dittmann
Anita C. Ditz
Chalmer and Helen Dixon
David J. and Carolyn Dolbin
Daniel and Donna Donohue
Frank C. and Kathi Downie
Julia Downing
Michael and Susan Drenning
Karen M. and William E. Drosnes
Inez K. Drum
Martin and Joan Duff
Robert E. and Maureen Dunham
Mary E. Dunkel
Nancy I. Dunn and Stephanie M.
Fleckenstein
Della Durant
Leslie Dutchcot and Art Entz
Phil and Christine Easley
Nancy L. Eaton
Walter F. and Michele Ebaugh
Robert and Jeannette Eberhart
Judy Anne Edwards
Todd and Susan Edwards
David H. and Betsey A. Eggler
Frederick T. and Cathy C. Eisenhuth
James Ellsworth
Sharon Eminhizer
EnergyCAP, Inc.
Florence M. Enterline
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R E P O R T
Memorial and Honorary Gifts
T
he following donors generously chose to honor the memory of a loved one or
friend or celebrate a special occasion through a gift to the Foundation.
In Memory of
Buz Buskirk
Lester and Lynn Petnick
Carol Dry
Mary Dunkel
Carolyn C. Weixel
Thomas and Carolyn Schwartz
Cheryl Campbell
Alex and Helen Woskob
Al and Cindy Jones
Brian Miller
Bruce Lingenfelter
Clark and Maxine Depew
David and Lillian Raycroft
Dennis and Brenda Hameister
Donald and Mary Ann Wagner
Edward Dare
Edward Heary
Elaine Witter
Emory and Beverly Brown
Gerald and Nancy Slagle
Henry and Sara Parks
Henry Sahakian
James and Elizabeth Vastine
John and Bonnie Miller
John and Diane Heckendorn
John Infield
John Miller
Joseph and Elizabeth Carroll
Joseph Beddall
June Gamble
Mark Bigatel
Michael Nemith
Paula Bigatel
Philip and Judith Roberts
Ralph and Joan Brower
Richard and Sally Kalin
Robert and Tina Busey
Robert and Vivian Levy
Rod Fletcher
Sarah Cobb Baker
Terry and Patricia Williams
Thomas and Sara Songer
Christian Amos Goodall
A.W. & Sons Enterprise
Alan and Frances MacEachren
Al and Cindy Jones
Allen and Kimberly Neely
Allen and Nancy Jacobson
Allice Ann Saylor
Alvin Snowiss
Amos and Casey Goodall
Barbara and Domenic Santavicca
Barbara Palmer
Benson and Christine Lichtig
Betsy Futterman
Brian and David Burns
Bruce and Susan Knox
Bruce Lingenfelter
Carol Herrmann
Chrissy Toeplitz
Constance Davis
Cris and Kimberley Mann
David and Carolyn Dolbin
David and Jihane Rohrbacker
David and Marya Schoenholtz
Dennis and Marcia Heitzmann
Donald and Renee Marks
Dorothy Wiggins
Elizabeth Clark
Elizabeth Vogely and Robert Vogely
Ellen Grubb
Felix Lukezic
George and Leslie Hanks
George and Nina Woskob
Glendon and Ruth Blume
Harvey and Heather Ricker-Gilbert
Hodge and Linda Barton
Ira and Eva Pell
Jack and Elizabeth Goreham
James and Judith Rayback
Jane Childs
Jean and Thomas Songer
Jean Hill
Jeffrey and Sandra Thompson
Jere and Bonnie Willey
Jerrold and Mary Watson
Jessica Bailey
Joan Ritchie
Joanne Cahill
John and Barbara Coyle
John and Bonnie Miller
Joseph and Lucy Fanning
Joseph and Lucy Loomis
Joseph and Margaret French
Karen and William Drosnes
Kay Kustanbauter
Kendra Saphere
Kuppuswamy and Nalini Vedam
Larry and Judith Orkus
Lewis and Susan Steinberg
Linda Andrews
Linda Brown
Louise and Dick Swails
Lynne Goodstein
Marc Tumminelli
Marcia and John Pomeroy
Marla Moon
Marsha Walker
Michael and Joanne Green
Michael and Kelly Campbell
Michael and Patty Kirschner
Molly and Hal Kunkel
Nancy Chiswick
Neal Winston
Patricia Savage
Paul and Karen Harris
Peter and Garnet Yersin
Peter and Helen Bannon
Peter and Susan Palmer
Polly Rollis
R. and P. Miller
R.J. and Julia Bartolomea
Rebecca and Jeff Kuhns
Richard Adams
Richard and Sally Kalin
Rick and Jennifer Jacobs
Robert and Andrea Leonard
Robert and Jill Ascah
Robert Boyd
S. Richard and Helen Brenneman
Sean and Karen Stoehr
Stephen Barkin
Susan and Thomas Meteyer
Vincent and Janie Norris
Virginia Wilkes
William and Cynthia Shaler
William and Dorothy Hilshey
Wilma Kelly
Clarence Roadarmel
Mark Milliron
Dianne Maser
Barry and Marlene Harbart
Dibby West
Inez Drum
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Genevieve Knotts
Donald and Sabine Fry
Helen Friedman
Darla Greenland
Helen S. Behr
Hilda Hoover
Robert and Dixie Steward
James Settle
Mark Milliron
Jane Parsons
Angelina Cassin
Bernadette Witzig
Daniel and Donna Donohue
Donald and Edith Ashenfelter
Elizabeth Bomberger
Frank Rauch
James and Frances Tanney
John and Barbara Katz
John and Helene Long
Joseph Miller
Kathy Minns
Marianne Taulane
Michael and Sue LaBrecque
Paul Ash
Victoria Guarrieri
William and Virginia Glaser
Janelle F. Becker
Alan and Christine Stuart
Barry and Patti Fisher
Bruce and Marilyn Shobaken
Cameron and Joan Shaffer
Dana and Joan Shaffer
David and Susan Butt
Deanna Olsen
Dennis Lerner
Donley and Susan Hogg
Eugene and Joyce Banker
Florence Enterline
Ford and Hazel K. N. Stryker
G. A. and J. M. Hauser
Gary Vreeland
George and Carolyn Klotzbaugh
Gregory and Lisa Michelone
Howard and Janette Holdren
Jeffrey Hamblen
John Cane
Joseph and Carolyn Lambert
Joseph and Gloria Humphreys
Joseph Beddall
Judith Banker
Lewis and Linda Herman
Lloyd and Marilyn Niemann
Marc Hessel
Marilyn Zaccagni
Marshall Wagner
Martin and Joan Duff
Nina Woskob
Richard and Ginger Aurand
Sandra Rogus
Steven Heinz
Todd and Janette Kelly
Jim Fogel
John (Jack) Moore
John and Julia Tossell
John Keller
William and Barbara Mills
John Stellmack
Kathleen Jones
Al and Cindy Jones
Marla Moon
Molly and Hal Kunkel
Reed and Susan McCormick
L. Myers
Mary Dunkel
Lillian L. Duck
A N N U A L
Lois Rork
Richard and Patricia Albright
Mary G. DeLorenzo
Mildred Poage
Norman and Pamela Knaub
Nancy Addison
Carol and Noah Minkin
David and Elaine Schuckers
Della Durant
Donna and Nick Kerlin
Gerald and Nancy Slagle
Herve Mahe
James and Judith Rayback
Jonathan Guss
Martha Adams
Nathan Guss
Robert and Andrea Leonard
Thomas Fountaine
Natalie Levin
Joyce Lee
Patricia Farrell
A. Craig and Maxine Millar
Alfred and Cindy Jones
Barbara Palmer
Bill and Honey Jaffe
Catherine Greenham
David Richards
Deb Soltis
Della Durant
John and Gretchen Leathers
Laurie Walker
Martha Adams
Robert and Heather Fleck
Robert and Pat Griffith
Robert Griffith
Robert Ricketts
Virginia Fortney
William and Joyce Sipple
Richard M. Madore
Pamela Babick
Robert Hutton
James and Martha Starling
Vera E.K. E. Hawbaker
Beth Kalenak
Edward and Charlene Friedman
First National Bank
Fred Kissinger
Norma Woika
Peter and Linda Rohrer
Russell and Jeanne Schleiden
Shirley Palermo
Vera I. Klingsberg
Cy Klingsberg
In Honor of
Bill and Ruth Lingle
James and Terri Sherman
Bill Lingle
Larry and Cynthia Lingle
Blake and Linda Gall
Nancy Chiswick
Donna Queeney and Nick Kerlin
William and Mary Ann Staudenmayer
Donna S. Queeney
Nancy Mathews and Ingrid Montecino
Ellie Beaver
Anonymous
Al and Cindy Jones
Alan Booth and Susan Welch
Albert and Sharon Matyasovsky
Allen and Kimberly Neely
Andrea Boyles
R E P O R T
Joseph P. and Lucy V. Fanning
Sherry L. Farrall
Joseph E. and Barbara A. Faulkner
Susan Feinstein
John Ferguson
Frederick and Joelle Ferguson
First National Bank
Dorothy S. Fisher
True T. Fisher
Daniel F. and Jane M. Fisher
Barry W. and Patti W. Fisher
Earl E. and Julianne V. Fitz
Richard D. and Carol S. Fitzgerald
Christopher and Marianne Fivek
Robert H. and Heather F. Fleck
Rodney L. and Casey Fletcher
Ken and Deb Fohringer
James and Sharon Fong
Sharon L. Foreman
Virginia Fortney
Raymond T. Fortunato
Janet L. Fowler Dargitz
Pamela L. Francis
Brent Frank and Steven H. Romig
Estelle R. Frankl
Michaelene Franzetta
Joseph L. and Margaret G. French
French III Class and Mme. Pamela
S. Babick
Anna Netta Frick
Robert S. Friedman
Edward A. and Charlene A.
Friedman
Friends of Jake Corman
Frost & Conn, Inc.
Donald L. and Sabine Fry
Del and Pamela Fuller
Raymond L. and Debbie Funk
Betsy W. Futterman
Gregory P. and Susan J. Gaertner
Anna E. Gallagher Charitable
Trust
June I. Gamble
Chuck M. and Jeannie Gambone
Don Garbrick
Elizabeth Garza
Scott and Jill Geesey
H. Joseph and Nan Geise
Harvey R. Gilbert and Heather
Ricker-Gilbert
C. Lee and Elizabeth Giles
James Ginn
Geraldine T. Ginn
William A. and Virginia D. Glaser
Sam and Judy Glasgow
Bertha M. Goerder
Thomas and Vinese Goldschmidt
Arthur E. Goldschmidt
Lynne I. Goodstein
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A N N U A L
Gary J. Gray and Kathleen O’Toole
Barbara L. Gray and Domenic
Santavicca
Michael H. and Joanne B. Green
Catherine P. Greenham
Mary Lou and Dan Grgurich
James and Jerrie Grieb
Robert D. and Pat Griffith
Stephen and Carol Grim
Barney A. and Peggy A. Grimes
Kelly Grimes and Felix Boake
John D. Groenveld
Ellen M. Grubb
Richard and Margaret Grumm
Victoria Guarrieri
David and Ann Guss
Jonathan J. Guss
Nathan Guss
Daniel B. Guss and Gail Addison
David Hadden and Lillian Raycroft
Rob Hadley
Tonia Haldeman
Nanette Hall
Richard E. and Nanci G. Hall
Jeffrey D. Hamblen
Dennis and Brenda G. Hameister
Edward J. and Judith K. Hamer
G. Marie Hamilton
James D. and Marian Hammond
Gordon C. and Cheryl J. Handte
Janda Hankinson
George A. and Leslie A. Hanks
Gerald L. and Cecelia B. Hanscom
John Lloyd Hanson
Barry and Marlene Harbart
Harchak Chiropractic Clinic, LLC
John A. Hargleroad
Dara E. Harper
Paul and Karen P. Harris
Derrick and Hannah Hartswick
William and Judith Harvey
Carla Hass
Sue E. Haug
G. A. and J. M. Hauser
Alan Hawbaker
Daniel R. and Suzie Hawbaker
Ernest M. Hawk
Edward J. Heary
John G. and Diane Heckendorn
Gretchen Heim
Bruce K. and Susan Heim
Dennis and Marcia Heitzmann
Richard G. and Elizabeth Held
Lewis M. and Linda Herman
Carol M. Herrmann
Kimber Hershberger
Edie and Mark Hertzog
Leonard and Elizabeth M. Herzog
Louise Hess
Marc A. Hessel
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R E P O R T
Memorial and Honorary Gifts (continued)
Anita Ditz
Ann Walker
Anne Ard and Thomas Poole
Barbara Kautz
Barbara Palmer
Barbara Sherlock
Betsy Suhey
Bill McKinney
Bonnie Millmore
Brent Frank and Steven Romig
Bruce and Susan Heim
Bruce and Susan Knox
Bruce Simmeth
Carl and Janet Hill
Charles Rider
Charlotte Zmyslo
Charmaine and Al Horvath
Chris Phillips
Christopher and Gail Hurley
Christopher and Jennifer Shuey
Christopher and Marianne Fivek
Chuck Ungar
Daniel and Suzie Hawbaker
David and Ann Guss
David and Janice Provan
David and Lori Pacchioli
David and Susan Werner
David Becker
Del and Pamela Fuller
Diana Blazina
Diane Conrad and Clifford Lutz
Donald and Marie Mulvihill
Donna Wasilko
E. Thomas and Dawn McKee
Edie and Mark Hertzog
Edward and Charlene Friedman
Effie Jenks
Eileen Leibowitz
Elana Pyle
Elizabeth Dupuis
Evelyn Wald
Fred and Louise Leoniak
G. Marie Hamilton
Gary Gray and Kathleen O’Toole
Gerald and Kathy Dittmann
H. Joseph and Nan Geise
Henry and Jane Sommer
Howard Long
Hugh and Janyce Mose
J. P. and Kathleen Tambourine
Jack Matson and Elizabeth Goreham
James and Eileen Wise
James and Jerrie Grieb
James and Marian Hammond
James and Martha Starling
James and Sharon Fong
James Pollock
Jana King
Janda Hankinson
Jane Zimmerman
Janet Fowler Dargitz
Jean and Thomas Songer
Jeffrey and Patricia Watson
Jim and Beth Van Horn
Joe Capita
John and Debbie Carder
John and Ellie Lewis
John and Jackie Naginey Hook
John and Judy Swisher
John and Mary Anne Cahir
John Ferguson
Joseph and Carolyn Lambert
Joseph and Suzanne Paterno
Joseph Fedeli
Joy McGinnis
Julia Downing
June Krumrine
Karen Mrsa
Kelly Malone
Kevin and Georgia Abbey
Kim Wyatt
Kristie Kaufman
Larry and Karen Walker
Laura Bordas
Leon and Elizabeth Kneebone
Leslie Osche
Linda Higginson
Lloyd and Eileen Rhoades
Lois Neumayer
Louise Hess
Marla Moon
Martha Adams
Mary Jane Isenberg
Mary Kay and Greg Williams
Myron and Lawrence Pharo
Nancy Desmond
Ned and Inga Book
Nicole Weatherholtz
Pamela Francis
Pamela Long
Patricia Best and Tom Ray
Phyllis Corman
Pieter and Lida Ouwehand
Polly Rallis
Rich DiMarcello
Richard and Connie Schulz
Richard and Elizabeth Held
Richard and Frances Stevenson
Richard and Katherine Mextorf
Richard and Kathy Barrickman
Richard Barrickman
Robert and Ann Pangborn
Robert and Dixie Steward
Robert and Karen Shute
Roberta Strebel
Ryan and Denise McCombie
Sam and Judy Glasgow
Samuel and Trudy Foner Levine
Sandra Craig
Scott and Martha Lamb
Shannon Weaver
Sharon Eminhizer
Stan and Julie LaFuria
Stanley and Patricia Mayers
Stephen and Carol Grim
Steven and Rana Arnold
The Queen A Victorian Bed & Breakfast
Theresa Davis
Theresa McElwain
Thomas and Debbie Murray
Thomas and Sandra Hood
Timothy and Karen Kishbach
Timothy and Melinda Curley
Walter and Michele Ebaugh
William and Mary Jane Brune
William and Sandra Rockey
William Beezer
Fred and Joanne Thompson
Richard Thompson
Henry and Seda Sahakian
Michael and Kranich
Stephen and Diane Krentzman
Herschel W. Leibowitz
Adam and Michelle Milgrub
John and Carolyn Bellanti
David and Laura Brown
Aimee Aiello
Vilma Shu
Ruth Lingle
William and Marie Lingle
Terri Lindner
Gregory and Susan Gaertner
Patricia Best and Tom Ray
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A N N U A L
Grants by Organization
I
n 2010 CCCF granted over $800,000 to charitable organizations. Many of the
grants are from funds that were created to support a specific organization. Others
are granted through our competitive grants process with the grantees being selected by
our grants committee. In addition, a number of grants are scholarships which support
Centre County students attending post-secondary schools. This list includes all grants
and scholarships and is organized alphabetically by receiving organization.
32nd Degree Masonic Learning Centers For
Children, Inc.
$4,000
Discretionary Grants Fund
$3,000
Joy Hartsock Wallace Fund
$1,000
4-H Clubs of Centre County
$1,010
4-H Clubs of Centre County Fund
$1,010
A Woman’s Concern
$541
Evelyn and LeeRoy Toney Fund
$541
Allegheny Lutheran Social Svs.
$5,000
M. W. and Margaret S. Schreffler Fund
$5,000
American Cancer Society
$24,654
Kathryn K. and Roy D. Shoemaker
Charitable Trust Fund
$21,991
$2,663
American Heart Association “Centre County Heart Walk”
$2,663
$2,663
American Lung Association of Central PA $2,663
$2,663
American Philatelic Society
$684
Ling-Wen Hu Fund
$684
American Red Cross, Centre Communities
Chapter
$25,490
$21,991
Maude Freeby Fund for the
American Red Cross
$1,200
The American Red Cross Fund
$2,299
Arc of Centre County
$5,701
Gordon D. and Alice R. Kissinger Fund
in Memory of Jack Kissinger
$4,395
Melissa K. and Robert A. Heydenreich Fund $522
Patricia and Stephen Benkovic Fund
$784
Art Alliance Of Central Pennsylvania
$2,000
$2,000
Augusta Children’s Chorale
$2,000
Barry and Karen Drake Fund
$2,000
Bald Eagle Area School District
$3,343
Allen T. Weaver Memorial Award Fund
$100
Bald Eagle Class of 1964 Memorial
Scholarship Fund
$200
Betty J. Alexander Norfolk Memorial
Scholarship Fund
$300
Bob and Donna Vallimont Scholarship Fund $500
Carolyn Connelly Memorial Scholarship Fund $150
Dennis L. Hanscom Memorial Award Fund $150
Gerald R. Wiser Memorial Scholarship Fund $75
Rex G. McCloskey Memorial Scholarship
Award Fund
$500
Richard J. (Dick) Rhoades Bald Eagle Area
School District Wrestling Fund
$1,268
Tiffany Bratton Memorial Scholarship Fund $100
Barnard College
$1,500
Hogan and Grace Markle Fund
$1,500
$4,588
Bellefonte Lions Club Memorial Scholarship
Fund
$1,252
Dr. Hugh J. Rogers Memorial Fund
$1,000
Heidi Michelle Lingle Memorial Scholarship
Fund
$1,136
Houtz-Meyers-Rose American Legion Post 867
Scholarship Fund
$1,200
Boalsburg Heritage Museum Association
$942
of Harris Township Fund
$942
Bob Perks Cancer Assistance Fund
$1,959
Robert Perks Memorial Fund
for Cancer Support
$1,959
Boy Scouts Of America Juniata Valley
Council
$19,579
$1,532
Maneval Family Fund I
$720
Maneval Family Fund IV
$533
Maneval Family Fund V
$815
Ralph McCook Fund for the Juniata Valley
Council of Boy Scouts
$15,979
Cen-Clear Child Services, Inc.
$1,800
$1,800
Central PA Community Action, Inc.
$20,000
$15,000
The XYZ Fund
$5,000
Central PA Festival of the Arts
$2,711
Central Pennsylvania Festival
of the Arts Fund
$644
Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts
Visual Arts Awards Fund
$2,067
Central Pennsylvania Music Teachers
Association
$1,000
$1,000
Centre County Historical Society
$1,230
Centre County Historical Society Fund
$1,230
Centre County Law Enforcement
Camp Cadet, Inc.
$1,339
Barry and Patti Fisher Fund
$1,339
Centre County Library and Historical
Museum
$2,669
Centre County Library and Historical
Museum Fund
$982
Lt. Col. Robert and Lois Barraclough
Humanitarian Fund
$1,687
Centre County PAWS
$3,817
Centre County PAWS Fund
$3,817
Centre County Reads-Centre County
Federation of Public Libraries
$4,100
$3,500
$600
Centre County United Way
$7,394
Bender Family Fund
$1,083
Centre County United Way Fund
honoring Ellie Beaver
$3,192
Delbert E. and Helen C. Myers Fund for the
Benefit of United Way
$989
Leon R. and Elizabeth M. Kneebone Fund $1,126
William H. and Sandra K. Rockey Fund
$1,004
Centre County Women’s Resource Center $21,926
Centre County Women’s Resource
Center Fund
$2,912
Susan G. Peters Fund for Centre County
Women’s Resource Center
$19,014
Centre County Youth Service Bureau
$15,382
Bender Family Fund
$1,084
Big Brothers Big Sisters Program Fund
$1,037
R E P O R T
Dorothy V. Hicks
Linda C. Higginson
Jean B. Hill
Rob Hill
Carl E. and Janet N. Hill
William and Dorothy Hilshey
Charles J. and Mary Ann Hockman
Donley K. and Susan O. Hogg
Howard P. and Janette A. Holdren
Rebeccah E. Holmes
Ben Holmes
Thomas and Sandra Hood
Lamartine F. and Emeline H. Hood
John and Jackie Naginey Hook
Randy T. and Carole A. Hoover
Thomas C. and Paulette J. Hopkins
Donald E. and Milly Hopkins
Ronald J. and Joanne Horner
Charmaine and Al Horvath
William H. and Mary Kay Housley
Houtz-Meyers-Rose American
Legion
David L. and Sharon L. Howell
Maria Hughes
Frederick A. Hughes
Joseph B. and Gloria I. Humphreys
Brandon Hunt
Dorothy B. Hunter
Christopher and Gail Hurley
John M. Infield
Richard L. Irvin
Mary Jane Isenberg
J. Ritchie Veterinary Hospital, P.C.
Jeff Jackson and Mary Boutselis
Rick R. and Jennifer L. Jacobs
Allen and Nancy E. Jacobson
Bill A. and Honey F. Jaffe
Emilia C. Jeffries
Effie Jenks
James and Barbara Johnson
Barbara Jones
Steve and Kathy Jones
Meg and Gary S. Jones
Mary K. Jones
David M. and Carolyn C. Joyner
Joseph M. Jubinsky
Beth Kalenak
Richard L. and Sally Kalin
Mary C. Kane
Bill D. and Jan M. Karch
James J. and Denise L. Karchner
John and Barbara Katz
Kristie Kaufman
Barbara R. Kautz
Melady Kehm
George and Susan Keister
Shaun Keister and Walter Allen
Samuel J. Keller
Patricia Kelley
Wilma K. Kelly
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A N N U A L
Todd F. and Janette D. Kelly
Donna Kelly
Jana King
Michael S. and Patty G. Kirschner
Jerry Kisatsky
Timothy and Karen Kishbach
Fred Kissinger
Kissinger Bigatel & Brower
Philip E. and Doris Kitko
George R. and Carolyn B.
Klotzbaugh
Norman L. and Pamela M. Knaub
Leon R. and Elizabeth M. Kneebone
Bruce E. and Susan M. Knox
Milt and Sharon Kober
Judith M. Kocher
James and Sheri Kollman
Steven M. and Iwonka Koths
John R. and Joan E. Kovalchik
Daniel and Gloria Kovalchik
Michael Kranich
Jeff and Patty Krauss
Stephen M. and Diane Krentzman
Cynthia Kress
June Krumrine
Mary C. and Michael Kukic
Molly B. and Hal Kunkel
Robert M. and Marilyn Kurtz
Kay F. Kustanbauter
Michael J. and Sue P. LaBrecque
Mark and Theresa Lafer
Stan and Julie LaFuria
Scott and Martha Lamb
Joseph M. and Carolyn Lambert
Charles S. J. and Susan J. Latimer
Esther Lauchle
K. Edward and Margaret F. Lay
John L. and Gretchen Leathers
Joseph and Linda Lee
David B. and Joyce Lee
Herschel and Eileen W. Leibowitz
Robert E. and Andrea A. Leonard
Fred J. and Louise A. Leoniak
James and Gloria Leous
Dennis B. Lerner
Samuel H. and Trudy Foner Levine
Robert N. and Vivian Levy
John W. and Ellie Lewis
Allyson Libby
Benson M. and Christine Lichtig
Erin Linehan
Milton J. and Barbara J. Linevsky
Bruce A. Lingenfelter
William B. and Marie A. Lingle
John D. and Helene T. Long
Pamela Long
Howard Long
Long Motor Buses, Inc.
Joseph L. and Lucy C. Loomis
PAG E 1 2
R E P O R T
Grants by Organization (continued)
Endowment Fund
$810
$10,000
$1,365
OFI Institutional Charitable Giving Fund
$586
$500
Centre HomeCare, Inc.
$13,147
$13,147
Centre Lifelink EMS
$20,193
Centre Lifelink EMS Endowment Fund
$1,657
Chernega Family Fund
$1,128
Herschel W. and Eileen Wirtshafter
Leibowitz Family Fund
$1,000
$13,745
$2,663
Centre Region Council of Governments $13,745
$13,745
Centre Regional Recreation Authority
$4,227
Fred and Anita Coombs Fund for
Millbrook Marsh
$884
Millbrook Marsh Nature Center Fund
$2,833
Robert and Marjorie Manning Fund
$510
Centre Volunteers In Medicine
$33,916
Centre Volunteers in Medicine Dental Fund $1,171
Centre Volunteers in Medicine Fund
$3,219
$10,000
Harold M. and Florence I. Biddle Fund
$3,286
Joe and Sue Paterno Family Fund
$4,993
$5,000
Richard H. Lear Fund
$468
Robison Family Dental Fund
$3,779
$2,000
Children’s Aid Society in Clearfield County $5,000
Counseling Service, Inc. Fund
$5,000
Clare Fund, Incorporated
$1,500
$1,500
ClearWater Conservancy
$8,470
ClearWater Conservancy Conservation
Easement Stewardship Fund
$1,135
ClearWater Conservancy Fund
$3,835
$2,500
$1,000
Committee For A Moshannon Valley
Veterans Memorial
$591
Proud To Be An American Fund
$591
Community Help Centre
$10,438
Community Help Centre Fund
$438
$10,000
County of Centre Office of Aging
$15,000
$15,000
Creative Oasis, Inc.
$5,000
$5,000
Disabled American Veterans
$4,000
$4,000
Discovery Space Of Central Pennsylvania, Inc. $397
The Discovery Space Fund
$397
Easter Seals Central Pennsylvania
$19,095
$13,745
$2,663
William W. and Helen S. Litke Memorial
Fund
$2,687
Emmanuel United Church of Christ
$3,313
Mary Jane and Paul A. Rishel Fund
$3,313
Ethel Beaver Children’s Fund
$510
Robert and Marjorie Manning Fund
$510
Fillmore United Methodist Church
$2,937
Sherm Lutz Fillmore Methodist Church Fund $2,937
Food Bank of State College Area
$5,398
$1,000
Food Bank of the State College Area Fund $1,398
$3,000
Foundation For Free Enterprise Education $2,100
The XYZ Fund
$2,100
Galaxy, the Arts in Education Program
of CIU 10
$17,500
$17,500
Girl Scouts In The Heart Of Pennsylvania $5,000
$5,000
Global Connections
$2,623
Richard and Sally Kalin Fund
$1,000
The Golden Rule Fund
$1,623
Grace Lutheran Church
$421
$421
Habitat For Humanity Of Greater Centre
County, Inc.
$6,000
$4,000
$2,000
Headwaters Charitable Trust
$7,100
$7,100
Historic Bellefonte, Inc.
$3,400
$3,400
Hope for Kids
$970
Hope for Kids, Inc. Fund
$970
House Of Care
$10,128
$1,128
$4,000
$5,000
Housing Transitions
$2,083
Bender Family Fund
$1,083
$1,000
Hundred Cat Foundation, Inc.
$4,000
$2,513
Mattil Family Fund
$1,487
Krislund Camp and Conference Center
$1,901
$1,000
Maneval Family Fund III
$901
$2,950
$2,950
Lock Haven University
$5,000
Julia and Ray C. Noll Memorial Scholarship
Fund
$5,000
Lock Haven University Clearfield Campus $2,540
Michael Davis Mattil Memorial Scholarship
Fund
$2,540
March of Dimes
$2,663
$2,663
Moshannon Valley YMCA
$5,000
$5,000
Mount Nittany Medical Center Foundation $6,027
$1,500
Philip and Virginia Walker Family Fund
$3,000
William J. and Helen L. Schwartz Medical
Care Fund
$1,527
Mountaintop Area Medical Center
$5,000
$5,000
Mt. Nittany Conservancy
$3,999
Mount Nittany Conservancy Fund
$999
The XYZ Fund
$3,000
Music Academy
$3,000
$1,500
$1,500
Nittany Leathernecks Detachment #302,
Incorporated
$500
$500
Nittany Valley Symphony
$15,884
$1,000
Dorothy and Paul Rigby Fund
$1,583
Inez Snookie Williams Memorial Cello
Chair Fund
$906
L. Peter Gold Memorial Music Fund
$1,017
Nittany Valley Symphony Endowment Fund $4,681
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The Wolfgang and Ann Meyer Nittany
Valley Symphony Fund
$4,697
The XYZ Fund
$2,000
North Central Sight Services, Inc.
$35,855
$35,855
Park Forest Village Day Nursery
$3,398
James and Jeanne Swistock Fund
$1,162
Park Forest Day Nursery Fund
$968
$468
$800
Patton Township
$11,858
Hubert H. and Helen M. Haugh Fund
$11,858
Penn College of Technology
$13,999
E. F. Pat and Jane Houser Family
Scholarship Fund
$3,929
Michael Davis Mattil Memorial
Scholarship Fund
$10,070
Penn State University Public Broadcasting
(WPSU-TV)
$1,500
$1,500
Penns Valley Area Historical Museum
Association
$1,044
Penns Valley Area Historical Museum
Association Fund
$1,044
Penns Valley Area School District
$2,438
Andy Benes Memorial Award Fund
$46
C. N. Bartges Memorial Award Fund
Grades 6 and 8
$43
Cale Shaffer Memorial Scholarship Fund
$433
Dick Coursen Memorial Award Fund
$348
Haines Township Fall Festival Award Fund
$87
Lida Winkleblech Sharer Scholarship Fund $213
Lula M Bartges Hosterman Family Memorial
Award Fund- FCS
$22
Lula M. Bartges Hosterman Memorial Award
Fund- Athlete
$22
Mabelle Malone Shreckengast Memorial
Scholarship Fund
$500
Mary B. Barger Memorial Scholarship Fund $127
Missy Beamsderfer Memorial Award Fund
Grade 9
$43
Robert M. Ziegler Award Fund
$458
Shelby M. Luse Memorial Art Award Fund
$48
Shelby M. Luse Memorial Colorguard Award
Fund
$48
Penns Valley Conservation Association
$2,000
$611
Ruth E. Rishel Charitable Fund
$1,389
Pennsylvania Association For Sustainable
Agriculture
$1,500
$1,500
Pennsylvania Association Of Nonprofit
Organizations
$1,000
$1,000
Pennsylvania Centre Chamber Orchestra
Society
$1,000
$5
Patricia Farrell Music Fund
$995
Pennsylvania Council on Economic Education
d/b/a Economics Pennsylvania
$2,000
$2,000
Pennsylvania Elks Major Projects, Inc.
$10,000
$5,000
$5,000
Pennsylvania Recreation
and Park Society, Inc.
$972
Pennsylvania Recreation and Park Society
Endowment Fund
$972
Pennsylvania State Grange Of Patrons Of
Husbandry
$1,250
$1,250
Pennsylvania State University
$27,726
Elizabeth C. West Memorial PEO Sisterhood
Fund
$1,250
A N N U A L
Hogan and Grace Markle Fund
$1,650
$20,626
Martha W. Fleming Memorial Scholarship
Fund
$2,400
Thomas G. Haugh Memorial Scholarship
Fund
$1,800
Philipsburg Borough
$1,500
$1,291
$209
Philipsburg-Osceola Area School District $1,100
Scott Michael Long Memorial Scholarship
Fund
$1,100
Religion And Society Center, Inc.
$750
$750
Rhoneymeade, Inc.
$7,210
Rhoneymeade Fund
$7,210
S.C. Area School District
$46,487
Ag Science Award Fund
$135
Ann L. Infield Memorial Fund for
Track and Field
1,225
Annalee Henderson Faculty Award Fund
$792
Annette and Charles Rohrbeck Fund
$350
Antes Memorial Scholarship Fund
$90
Baldwin Memorial Fund
$50
Barger Memorial Fund
$40
Berrena Memorial Fund
$205
Bill Van Tries Woodworking Fund
$80
Boalsburg Fire Company Memorial
Scholarship Fund
$380
Boucke Porter Memorial HSN Fund
$227
Brault Memorial RPE Fund
$388
Brenda Jo Van Tries Memorial Scholarship
Fund
$750
C. Morris Lutz Memorial Scholarship Fund $1,200
Centre Lifelink EMS Sara Dunlap
Scholarship Fund
$1,400
Cheng Music Award Fund
$137
Class of 54 Fund
$350
Dianne Maser Memorial Scholarship Fund $250
Donald J. Willower Memorial Fund
$1,108
Donald W. Carruthers, Jr. Memorial
Scholarship Fund
$1,100
Dumm Memorial EP Fund
$9
Ellen J. Maynard Memorial Fund
$50
Eric Fuller Scholarship Fund
$258
Eugene R. Brooks Memorial Fund
$275
Extracurricular Awards Undesignated Fund
$8
Fink Memorial Fund
$50
Gerald B. M. and Sylvia Stein Fund
$1,050
Hartman Music Award Fund
$123
Hawbaker Memorial Award Fund
$100
Hege Music Award Fund
$431
Helen J. Small Memorial Endowment Fund $1,000
Irene Cardell RP Author Illustrator Award
Fund
$155
Jackson Horner Fund
$200
Jeremy T. Sente Memorial Scholarship Fund $590
Joan Virginia Almquist Fund
$950
John and Betty Baker Memorial Fund
$465
John Bolash Triple A Award Fund
$400
John D. Miller Memorial Award Fund
$125
John Glenn Kovalchik Memorial
Scholarship Fund
$675
John R. Miller, Jr. Award Fund
$383
Karen Bruno Ganter Memorial Fund
$1,358
Knowledge Masters Fund
$150
Kyle Russell Callahan Scholarship Fund
$500
Lampman Memorial HSS Fund
$31
Laura S. Jones Memorial Award Fund
$982
Leslie Savino Memorial Fund
$1,011
Life Long Readers Fund
$997
Little Lion Scholarship Fund
$100
Marc D. Shapiro Charitable and Educational
Scholarship Fund
$1,000
R E P O R T
Nan Lujan
Michael and Heather Lukac
Felix L. Lukezic
Vincent and Lois Lunetta
David L. and Mary Ann Lutz
Michael and Gretchen Lutz
Kenneth W. and Dorothy C. Lutz
Kirk and Lynn Lyle
Bartholomew and Andrea
Macasieb
Betty and Sandy Macdonald
Lassie MacDonald
Alan M. and Frances R. MacEachren
John W. MacIndoe
Douglas and Pat Macneal
Jerrold Maddox and Mary D.
Watson
Lucille I. Magnusson
Herve Mahe
Robert E. and Ellen M. Malcom
Kelly Malone
Elizabeth E. Manlove
Cris H. and Kimberley D. Mann
Kyle and Lauren Markel
Donald M. and Renee Marks
Don and Janice Marshall
Kenneth P. Martin
David L. Maser
John M. and Michelle R. Mason
William H. Masters
Julia and Scott D. Gest
Beverly A. Masullo
Nancy Mathews and Ingrid
Montecino
Jack V. Matson and Elizabeth A.
Goreham
Joe and Cindy Mattivi
Albert and Sharon Matyasovsky
Stanley P. and Patricia H. Mayers
James Mayes
Bruce Mazzoni
Shawnee McCanna
Ryan and Denise A. McCombie
Reed and Susan McCormick
Aaron and Angela McCrone
Patricia L. McDannel
John and Sally McDermott
James P. and Nancy R. McDowell
Theresa McElwain
Joy E. McGinnis
John and Mary Beth McGreevy
Thomas and Connie McIntyre
E. Thomas and Dawn McKee
Bill McKinney
John and Margaret McMullen
John J. and Anne McQueary
Raelene L. Mellott
Richard and Katherine L. Mextorf
Joseph C. and Carolyn M. Meyer
Gregory W. and Lisa A. Michelone
PAG E 1 3
2 0 1 0
Adam and Michelle Milgrub
Rick and Margie Milgrub
A. Craig and Maxine Millar
R. E. and P. G Miller
Brian C. Miller
Joseph L. Miller
Susanna Miller
Jean Miller
John R. and Bonnie Miller
Bonnie Millmore
William E. and Barbara K. Mills
Rebecca M. Mills and Jeff Kuhns
Kathy A. Minns
David R. and Antonia Mitchell
Kathleen Mitchell
Jeffrey R. and Deb Mitchell
Ronald L. Mittelman
George A. and Ann Moellenbrock
Philip and Leann Mohr
Karen Monteferrante
Marla Moon
Wesley and Donna Moore
Mark R. and Minda Morath
Karen Mrsa
Donald and Marie Mulvihill
Ralph O. and Carol J. Mumma
Thomas J. and Debbie Murray
Duane and Andrea Musser
David R. Musser and Gabriele M.
Stauss
William R. Muzzy and Cynthia M.
Shaler
Dona Navasky
Allen P. and Kimberly Neely
Nancy Neff
Michael Nemith
Nestlerode & Loy, Inc.
Lois Neumayer
Brian D. and Celeste Newcomb
Fielder N. and Marjorie C. Newton
Next Chapter Book Club
Monica Niccolai
Lloyd A. and Marilyn Niemann
James F. Nolan and Ellen Landers
Rebecca Ann Nordberg
Vincent P. and Janie Norris
Carol and Noah Minkin
Dorothy B. O’Connor
Paul and Denise Olivett
Deanna M. Olsen
Larry R. and Judith O. Orkus
Leslie Osche
Pieter and Lida Ouwehand
Walter and Michelle Oxenford
David and Lori Pacchioli
Dale Paffie
Paul and Linda Pagoda
Shirley J. Palermo
Peter H. and Susan C. Palmer
PAG E 1 4
A N N U A L
R E P O R T
Grants by Organization (continued)
Marcanti Music Award Fund
$59
Margaret (Marge) Brouse Antes
Thespian Fund
$1,191
Maroon and Gray Scholarship Fund
$250
Melissa K. and Robert A. Heydenreich Fund $500
Mincemoyer Family Baseball Fund
$350
Mincemoyer Family Orchestra Fund
$350
Opdenhoff Memorial Award Fund
$1,025
Patricia Best Superintendent’s Fund for
Instructional Innovation
$2,300
Patrick Y. Wang Technology Innovation
Fund
$1,301
Radio Park Elementary School Educational
Initiatives Fund
$840
Ralph L. Montresor Baseball Award Fund
$325
Raymond Shibley Fund
$309
Retired Faculty Educational Initiative Fund
$30
Richard A. Queeney Fund for Educational
Opportunity
$1,527
RN Hudspeth Memorial Award Fund
$167
Robert Michael Marciniak Memorial
Scholarship Fund
$300
S. C. Gentry Grant Fund
$285
SCAHS Alumni Association Fund
$1,000
SCASD Student Activities Support Fund
$836
Science Olympiad Fund
$106
Sherm Reichard Memorial Fund
$395
Shiri Berg First Flute Memorial Awards Fund $398
Skip Coleman Memorial Basketball
Scholarship Fund
$354
Snetsinger Award Fund
$160
State High Lion’s Pride Fund
$200
Stefan H. Umberger Memorial Award Fund $666
The Crescendo Fund
$4,257
The Jim Nolan Professional Development
School Fund
$1,205
Valedictorian Scholarship Fund
$440
Weakland Memorial Award Fund
$208
Whittaker Memorial Award Fund
$67
William and Dorothy Floyd Babcock Fund $1,023
Williamson Memorial Fund
$30
Woomer Memorial Award Fund
$165
Yeagley George Memorial Fund
$185
Saint Andrew’s Episcopal Church
$413
The Stump Family Music Fund
$413
Salvation Army
$40,277
$10,000
$3,286
$21,991
$5,000
Schlow Centre Region Library
$7,152
Helen G. Oldham Schlow Memorial
Library Fund
$1,028
Mattil Family Fund
$892
Ralph and Elizabeth Yeager - Schlow Centre
Region Library Fund
$1,714
$468
Schlow Library Endowment Fund
$1,876
Sylvia Stein Memorial/Schlow Library
Endowment Fund
$1,174
Sight-Loss Support Group of Central PA $15,094
$1,000
$13,745
Sight-Loss Support Fund
$349
Smart Start-Centre County, Inc.
$998
Louis E. and Patricia H. Silvi Fund
$998
Spring Creek Presbyterian Church
$2,929
Sherm Lutz Spring Creek Presbyterian
Church Fund
$2,929
St. John the Evangelist Catholic School
$4,218
Nelle Flack Fund
$4,218
St. John’s Episcopal Church
$8,543
Endowment Fund for St John’s Episcopal
Church
$3,147
John E. Wilkinson Fund for St John’s
Episcopal Church
$5,396
St. Johns Lutheran Church
$421
$421
St. Paul Lutheran Church
$11,952
$11,952
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
$5,307
Esther and Edward Strause Fund
$5,307
State College Area Family YMCA
$12,500
$12,500
State College Area Interfaith Mission, Inc. $5,345
$1,128
$2,000
Interfaith Mission of State College Area Fund $1,217
$1,000
State College Area Meals on Wheels
$21,810
$13,147
Louise W. Hamilton Fund
$4,881
Meals On Wheels Fund
$1,088
Roy Buck Fund
$1,694
$1,000
State College Choral Society
$2,329
Choral Society Youth Chorale Festival Fund $413
DeJong Oratorio Performance
Endowment Fund
$1,010
State College Choral Society Fund
$906
State College Jazz Festival d/b/a JazzPA
$2,000
$2,000
State College Presbyterian Church
$1,185
Maneval Family Fund II
$1,185
State Theatre, Inc.
$11,695
$2,400
Louis and Patricia Silvi Children’s Fund
$2,032
The State Theatre Endowment Fund
$2,263
The XYZ Fund
$5,000
Strawberry Fields, Inc.
$4,960
Eugene and Lydia Herman Family Fund
$3,960
$500
$500
Tapestry Family Planning and Health
Services
$5,000
The XYZ Fund
$5,000
The Second Mile
$3,097
Bill Gebhardt Fund for Children
$1,006
$700
The Second Mile Fund
$1,391
Tides, Inc.
$3,000
Counseling Service, Inc. Fund
$3,000
Trinity United Methodist Church
$1,000
$1,000
UNA-USA Centre County Chapter
$1,131
UNA-USA Centre County Endowment Fund $1,131
Western Pennsylvania Conservancy
$500
$500
Women Healing Women Institute
$8,059
Mealz on D’Wheelz Passthrough
$8,059
Young Mens Christian Association of
Centre County
$5,000
Centre County Medical Society Fund
$963
$3,037
$1,000
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
$3,301
$3,301
Grand Total
$838,152
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A N N U A L
Kathryn K. & Roy D. Shoemaker Charitable Trust
I
n 2005 a fund unlike any other was created by the last will and testament of Kathryn
K. Shoemaker to be administered through CCCF. Kathryn and Roy Shoemaker were
lifelong residents of Centre County, both passing away in 2005 after long happy lives
in the State College area. Roy was a businessman and farmer in the Centre Region.
Their love of the area inspired them to share their resources with the community. They
distributed a substantial portion of their estate to the Kathryn K. & Roy D. Shoemaker
Charitable Trust. Merrill Lynch Trust Company was named as Trustee and the Centre
County Community Foundation as the organization responsible for distribution to the
beneficiaries. The Trustee is in possession of the funds and manages the investment
of the funds while following the investment policy of the Centre County Community
Foundation. Disbursements from the trust come to the Foundation and are
distributed to the 13 charitable organizations named as beneficiaries, all of whom serve
Centre County residents.
Since its inception, the Kathryn K. & Roy D. Shoemaker Charitable Trust has
distributed $1,604,142. In 2010 the beneficiaries received the following distributions-
American Red Cross, Centre Communities Chapter
Centre Lifelink EMS
Centre Region Council of Governments
Salvation Army of State College
Sight-Loss Support Group of Central PA
The Pennsylvania State University- 2 Scholarships
for State College Area High School students
$21,991
$21,991
$13,147
$13,745
$13,745
$13,745
$35,855
$21,991
$13,745
$11,952
$13,147
$20,626
Total 2010
$215,680
As of January 31, 2011, the Kathryn and Roy D. Shoemaker fund had $6,606,970.67
in assets. These assets, due to the structure of the Trust, are not included as assets of
the Foundation.
R E P O R T
Barbara R. Palmer
Robert N. and Ann Pangborn
Park Forest Village United Methodist
Church
Henry W. Parks and Sara Parks
Joseph V. and Suzanne Paterno
Margaret Paul
Ira J. and Eva Pell
Sophie W. Penney
Elizabeth Pennock
Pennsylvania Financial Group, Inc.
Pennsylvania Recreation and Park
Society, Inc.
Peter F. and Mary Lou Pepe
Anna M. Peters
Travis and Nicole Peterson
Lester H. and Lynn Petnick
Chris E. and Judith H. Pfleegor
Myron S. and Lawrence Pharo
Philipsburg Class of 1950
Philipsburg High School Class of 1951
Philipsburg Kiwanis Club
Philipsburg Revitalization
Corporation
Chris Phillips
Sam and Laurene Phillips
Guy and Grace Pilato
George J. and Heather M. Pleskonko
Edward L. and Janora Plumb
James G. Pollock
Marcia G. and John Pomeroy
Nicole Potoczny
Mary Ann Powell
Sean Powers and Karen Stoehr
Jodi L. and Alec Pringle
Lori Proper
David and Janice Provan
Elana M. Pyle
Donna S. Queeney and Nick T.
Kerlin
Robert and ChrisAnn Query
Joseph and Marilyn R. Rabinowitz
Sara Radomsky
Polly Rallis
James and Christina Rambeau
Sabino J. and Linda Ranaudo
Frank P. Rauch
James M. and Judith Rayback
Realty World Reiter Agency
Shirley Reichard
Marcus and Afton Reid
Gerry O. and Linda M. Rhea
Lloyd and Eileen Rhoades
James and Betty J. Rhodes
Beth A. Richards
David N. Richards
Charles Rider
Richard T. and Barbara E. Riggsbee
Dorothy L Risley
Philip G. and Judith C. Roberts
PAG E 1 5
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A N N U A L
Richard and Carol Robie
Chad and Marcie Rockey
Melvin and Jan Rockey
William and Sandra Rockey
Joseph V. and Susan Rogacs
Sandra M. Rogus
Bruce C. and Anne L. Rohrbach
David and Jihane Rohrbacker
Robert L. and Carola Rohrbaugh
Peter A. and Linda C. Rohrer
Wayne and Julie M. Rose
Jennifer S. Rossman
Richard and Carol Rostmeyer
Constance L. Rudeen
Pamela A. Ruest
William A. and Helen D. Rumberger
Philip and Alexandra Runyard
Pamela Russell
Edward and Katherine Russell
Brett and Amber Russell
John and Elaine Russell
Steven and Jackie Russell
Nancy Russell
Henry D. and Seda Sahakian
Thomas D. and Jeanne M. Sallade
Angelo Salvatore
Eric T. and Susan L. Sampson
Johnny and Kelsey Sanders
Louise E. Sandmeyer and Dick
Swails
Patricia W. Savage
Allice Ann Saylor
John T. and Mae A. Saylor
Erik Schaible
Peter W. and Carol Schempf
Robert A. and Peggy L. Schlegel
Russell E. and Jeanne Schleiden
William R. and Emily Schmalstieg
David E. and Jennifer J. Schmidt
Leo J. and Peggy Ann Schneider
David and Marya Schoenholtz
Steve and Lisa Schroeder
Joseph and Megan Schuchert
David R. and Elaine Schuckers
Richard and Connie Schulz
Molly R. Schwartz and Edward L.
Olsen
William J. and Katherine G.
Schwartz
John L. and Cheryl M. Scipione
Thomas R. and Janet C. Scott
Henry G. and Peggy K. Scottson
Margaret Seland
Jeffrey A. Senior and Patricia Senior
Marjorie D. Seward
Cameron R. and Joan I. Shaffer
Dana C. and Joan E. Shaffer
Jack W. and Shirley Sharer
Barbara J. Sherlock
Carl W. and Kathryn H. Sherman
PAG E 1 6
R E P O R T
2010 Grants by Program
T
he Centre County Community Foundation recognizes that help need not be
reserved for just one kind of problem, cause or organization. That’s why the
Foundation divides its grants among four important areas of need: Health and Social
Services; Education and Lifelong Learning; Arts, Culture and Community; and
Environmental Conservation and Awareness.
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A N N U A L
Grantees
S
ince 1981 the Centre County Community Foundation has awarded over $7 million
in grants to over 400 non-profit organizations. The following organizations have all
received funding from the Foundation through either our competitive granting process
or a designated or organization endowment.
$1 Energy Fund, Inc.
32nd Degree Masonic Learning Centers For Children,
Inc.
4-H Clubs of Centre County
A Woman’s Concern
AFP Allegheny Mountains Chapter
AIDS Project of Centre County
Allegheny Lutheran Social Services
Alpha Fire Company
American Heart Association - “Centre County Heart Walk”
American Lung Association of Central PA
American Philatelic Society
American Red Cross, Centre Communities Chapter
Antonelli Institute
Appalachian State University
Arc of Centre County
Art Alliance Of Central Pennsylvania
AT&T Center for Service Leadership
Augusta Children’s Chorale
Bald Eagle Area School District
Ballet Theatre of Central Pennsylvania
Barker Foundation Adoption Agency
Barnard College
Bellefonte Area High School
Bellefonte Area School District
Bellefonte Area School District - Middle School
Bellefonte Community Band
Bellefonte Emergency Medical Services, Inc.
Bellefonte Family Resource Center
Bellefonte Family YMCA
Bellefonte Historical & Cultural Association
Bellefonte Historical Railroad Society
Bellefonte Museum
Bellefonte Senior Center
Bellefonte Teener League
Blanchard Baseball Corp
Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania
Boalsburg Village Conservancy
Bob Perks Cancer Assistance Fund
Borough of State College
Boy Scouts Of America Juniata Valley Council
Bridge of Hope Centre County
Brooks Institute of Photography
Brown University
Bucknell University
Bucks County Community College
C. Barton McCann School of Art
California Institute of Technology
Calvary Baptist Church
Cancer Survivors’ Association, Inc.
Canterbury School
Carleton College
Carnegie Mellon University
Catholic Charities
Cen-Clear Child Services, Inc.
Center for Alternatives in Community Justice
Central PA Community Action, Inc.
Central PA Festival of the Arts
Central Pennsylvania College
Central Pennsylvania Institute of Science and Technology
Central Pennsylvania July 4th, Inc.
Central Pennsylvania Music Teachers Association
Central Pennsylvania School of Massage Therapy
Centre Abuse Response Team, Inc.
Centre Community Church of Christ
Centre Community Skate Park
Centre County Auxiliary of ALSM
Centre County CARE Partnership - CTC
Centre County Christian Academy
Centre County Community Foundation, Inc.
Centre County Council of Human Services
Centre County Farmland Trust
Centre County Grange Encampment and Fair
Centre County Historical Society
Centre County Housing and Land Trust
Centre County Law Enforcement Camp Cadet, Inc.
Centre County Library and Historical Museum
Centre County Partnership for Community Health
Centre County PAWS
Centre County Reads
Centre County Reads-Centre County Federation of
Public Libraries
Centre County United Way
Centre County Women’s Resource Center
Centre Crest Nursing Home
Centre Hall Area Branch Library Association, Inc.
Centre Hall Senior Center
Centre Hall/Potter Twp. Food & Fuel Bank
Centre Lifelink EMS
Centre Region Council of Governments
Centre Regional Recreation Authority
Centre Soccer Association
Centre Volunteers In Medicine
Centre Wildlife Care
CentrePeace, Inc.
Child Development and Family Council
Childbirth Education Association Of State College Pa, Inc.
Childrens Aid Society in Clearfield County
Clare College
Clare Fund, Incorporated
Clarion University of Pennsylvania
Clearfield Hospital
ClearWater Conservancy
C-Net
Cold Stream Recreation Foundation
Collaboration of Arts, Social Services and Education
College of Wooster
Colorado State University
Committee For A Moshannon Valley Veterans Memorial
Community College of Allegheny County
Community Help Centre
Conemaugh Health System
Connecticut Culinary Institute
Cooperative Playschool
Cornell University
Council On Foundations
County of Centre
County of Centre Office of Aging
Creative Oasis, Inc.
Cure Autism Now
Dartmouth College
Davidson College
Delaware Valley College
Disabled American Veterans
Discovery Space Of Central Pennsylvania, Inc.
Downtown State College Rotary Charitable
Foundation, Inc.
Drexel University
Duke University
Duquesne University
Eastern Nazarene College
Eastern Wyoming College
Elizabethtown College
Emmanuel United Church of Christ
Ethel Beaver Children’s Fund
Faith Centre Food Bank
Faith United Church of Christ
Faith United Methodist Church
R E P O R T
James S. and Terri J. Sherman
James F. and Barbara P. Shigley
Bruce R. and Marilyn Shobaken
Vilma Shu
Christopher M. and Jennifer W.
Shuey
Robert E. and Karen P. Shute
William and Betty A. Sicks
Bruce Simmeth
Tina M. Sinclair
Daryl and Judith Sinn
William L. and Joyce G. Sipple
Gerald W. and Nancy C. Slagle
Kerry L. and Meg L. Small
Craig F. Small
Stephen and Michelle A. Smith
John J. Smith
Susan Smith and Thomas Meteyer
Thomas Smyth
Alvin L. Snowiss
Mary Ann Solic
Soltis Senior Care Connections
Henry J. and Jane M. Sommer
Thomas F. and Jean M. Songer
Jeffrey and Barbara Sowash
Special Needs Alliance
Stephen B. and Hildegard M.
Spencer
Bonnie Spetzer
Lisa Spicer
Lorraine B. Spock
Paul E. and Barbara S. Spring
Springtail Farm
Nancy M. Stanley Maso
State College Women’s Club
William J. and Mary Ann S.
Staudenmayer
Arthur Stein and Clare M. Sartori
Lewis and Susan Steinberg
Richard and Frances Stevenson
Robert E. and Dixie Steward
Elwin L. Stewart and Barbara J.
Christ
Carol E. and J. M. Stigale
Gregory M. and Eileen K. Stine
Donald L. and Mary Ann Stine
Stover, McGlaughlin, Gerace,
Weyandt & McCormick, PC
Roberta Strebel
Ford and Hazel K. N. Stryker
Alan D. and Christine K. Stuart
Betsy Suhey
Paul V. and Carolyn Suhey
William R. and Lois E. Summers
Amanda Swanger
John and Judy Swisher
Walter M. Swoope
Michelle Swope
Robert and Mary Szeyller
J. P. and Kathleen Tambourine
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Ellen L. Tanner
James A. and Frances N. Tanney
James I. and Louise C. Tarman
James I. Tarman and Elizabeth J.
Vastine
Christine C. Tate
Marianne Taulane
Vincent J. and Suzann Tedesco
Temple Development Company
Patrick T. and Caroline T. Terenzini
The Diamond Connection d/b/a
DC Sports
The Jostens Foundation
The Queen A. Victorian Bed &
Breakfast
David N. and Linda Thiel
James B. and Anita H. Thies
Jeffrey L. and Sandra L. Thompson
Donald and Suzanne Thompson
Keith W. Thompson and Christy
Zabrodski
Richard C. Thompson
Robert L. and Joan R. Timchak
Nicole Titus
Chrissy Toeplitz
John and Julia Tossell
Susan Trainor
Jeffrey R. and Jennifer K. Trannell
Marc Tumminelli
Thad and Janet R. Turner
Martin H. and Theresa A. Tusim
Jan S. Ulbrecht and Susan E.
Heywood
Chuck Ungar
University Club Board of Directors
University Orthopedics Center
Jim and Beth Van Horn
Bruce and Mary Lou Vandegrift
Ronald A. and Lisa A. Vanderlinden
Wade and Nancy VanLandingham
Kuppuswamy and Nalini Vedam
Verizon Foundation
R. Patrick and Betsy Vernon
George L. and Nancy M. Verost
Vigilant Security, Inc.
Elizabeth K. and Robert K. Vogely
Donald V. Waddington
Phyllis L. Wagner
Marshall J. Wagner
Donald W. and Mary Ann Wagner
Joseph and Marie Wagner
Evelyn Wald
Steven and Bonnie Waldman
John T. and Karen E. Walizer
Laurie A. Walker
Ann E. Walker
Larry P. and Karen M. Walker
Trevor Walter
Walter Hopkins & Company, LLP
Donna Wasilko
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Grantees (continued)
Family Connection
Fillmore United Methodist Church
First Book of Central Pennsylvania
First Presbyterian Church of Bellefonte
First Unity Church of Centre County
Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches
Food Bank of State College Area
Forum for Pennsylvania’s Heartland
Foundation Fighting Blindness
Foundation For Free Enterprise Education
Franklin and Marshall College
Friends of the Library of Philipsburg
Friends of the Pennsylvania Military Museum
Friends of the Schlow Centre Region Library
Galaxy, the Arts in Education Program of CIU 10
George Mason University
Georgetown University
Girl Scouts In The Heart Of Pennsylvania
Global Connections
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Goshen College
Grace Lutheran Church
Gregg Township
Grove City College
Gulf Coast Community Foundation
Habitat For Humanity Of Greater Centre County, Inc.
Harvard University
Haverford College
Headwaters Charitable Trust
Healthy Communities Partnership
Hearing Loss Association of America - Central PA Chapter
Historic Bellefonte, Inc.
Holt Memorial Library
Hope Fire Company No. 2
Hope for Kids
House Of Care
Houserville Lemont PTO
Housing Transitions
Howard Food Bank
Hundred Cat Foundation, Inc.
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Infant Evaluation Program, Inc.
Ithaca College
Jewish Community Center Nursery School
Johnson & Wales University of Rhode Island
Juniata College
Junior Museum of Central Pennsylvania
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
Keep Kids Alive, Drive 25 of Centre Region
Kicks for Kids Soccer Tournaments, Inc.
KidTech, Inc.
King’s College
Krislund Camp and Conference Center
Kutztown University of Pennsylvania
La Leche League of State College
Lancaster Institute for Health Education
Lehigh University
Lemont Village Association
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Central Pennsylvania
Chapter
Lewistown Hospital
Liberty University
Loaves and Fish Traveling Repertory Company
Local Help and Transient Fund
Lock Haven University
Lock Haven University Clearfield Campus
Logan Fire Company #1
Louis E. Silvi Charitable Foundation
Lycoming College
Make A Wish Foundation of Greater PA
and Southern WV
Mansfield University
March of Dimes
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Mentors for Change of Centre Co.
Mercyhurst College
Messiah College
Miami University of Ohio
MidPenn Legal Services, Inc.
Mid-State Literacy Council
Milesburg Museum and Historical Society
Millheim Borough Council
Millheim Outreach Center
Moshannon Valley Citizens, Inc.
Moshannon Valley E.M.S.
Moshannon Valley YMCA
Mount Aloysius
Mount Nittany Medical Center Foundation
Mountain Top Fire Company
Mountaintop Area Medical Center
Mt. Nittany Conservancy
Music Academy
Mutual Understanding and Support Team (MUST)
New York University
Next Stage, Inc.
Nittany Highland Pipe Band
Nittany Leathernecks Detachment #302, Incorporated
Nittany Valley Children’s Choir, Inc.
Nittany Valley Symphony
Northwestern University
NVS-Junior Baroque Music Festival
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute At Penn State
Our Children’s Center
Our Lady of Victory Catholic School
PA Federation of Museums and Historical Organizations
Palmer Museum of Art
Park Forest Village Day Nursery
Partnerships in Education
Patton Township
Penn College of Technology
Penn State - Altoona
Penn State - Center for Sustainability
Penn State College of Communications
Penn State Development & Corporate Sponsorships
Penn State Disability Recreation Program
Penn State Office of Sponsored Programs
Penn State Opera Theatre, College of Arts & Architecture
Penn State University
Penn State University Hazleton
Penn State University Public Broadcasting
(WPSU-TV)
Penns Valley Area Historical Museum Association
Penns Valley Area School District
Penns Valley Conservation Association
Penns Valley Emergency Medical Services
Penns Valley Senior Center
Pennsylvania Association For Sustainable Agriculture
Pennsylvania Association Of Nonprofit Organizations
Pennsylvania Centre Chamber Orchestra Society
Pennsylvania Centre Stage
Pennsylvania Chamber Chorale
Pennsylvania Council on Economic Education d/b/a
Economics Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Dance Theatre, Inc.
Pennsylvania Elks Major Projects, Inc.
Pennsylvania Partnerships for Children
Pennsylvania Recreation and Park Society, Inc.
Pennsylvania State Grange of Patrons of Husbandry
Pennsylvania State University Office of Development
Pensacola Christian College
Philadelphia College of the Bible
Philipsburg Borough
Philipsburg Community Action Food Pantry
Philipsburg Elementary School
Philipsburg Revitalization Corporation
Philipsburg Senior Citizen Ctr.
Philipsburg-Osceola Area School District
Pine Grove Mills Cemetery Assoc.
Pine Grove Mills Community in Action
Foundation, Inc.
Pleasant Gap Fire Company #1
Point Park University
Port Matilda Fire Company, Inc.
Presbyterian College
Presbyterian Homes -MSO
Princeton University
Private Industry Council of Centre County
PSU Center for Locomotion Studies
Quinnipiac University
Reliance Fire Company
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Religion And Society Center, Inc.
Rhoneymeade, Inc.
Rock Hill School at Linden Hall
Roger Williams University
Rotary Charity Trust Fund
Rowland Theatre
RSVP
Runville United Methodist Church
Saint Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Salvation Army
Salvation Army Service Extension Department
SCAHS African American Support Group
SCASD Community Education Adult Education Center
SCASD Delta Program
SCASD Middle Schools
SCASD Student Services
Schlow Centre Region Library
SCORE Central PA Chapter #618
Seton Hall University
Shaver’s Creek Environmental Ctr.
Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania
Sight-Loss Support Group of Central PA
Silent Praise Ministries
Skills of Central Pennsylvania, Inc.
Slippery Rock University
Smart-Start Centre County, Inc.
Smith College
Snow Shoe Rails to Trails Association
Snow Shoe Senior Center
Snow Shoe United Methodist Parish
Snow Shoe/Mountaintop Food Bank
South Hills School of Business and Technology
Special Olympics Pennsylvania, Inc.
Spring Creek Presbyterian Church
St. Francis University
St. John the Evangelist Catholic School
St. John’s Lutheran Church
St. John’s Episcopal Church
St. Joseph’s University
St. Paul’s AME Church
St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store
Stand Together
Stanford University
State College Area Family YMCA
State College Area Interfaith Mission, Inc
State College Area School District
State College Baseball, Inc.
State College Bird Club
State College Choral Society
State College Community Land Trust
State College Friends School
State College Jazz Festival d/b/a JazzPA
State College Little League
State College Presbyterian Church
State College Stand for Children
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State College Talent Education Program
State Theatre, Inc.
Strawberry Fields, Inc.
Sun Home Health Services
Susquehanna University
Tapestry Family Planning and Health Services
The Compassionate Friends, Nittany Valley Chapter
The Second Mile
Ticked Off & Fed Up, Inc.
Tides, Inc.
Toccoa Falls College
Township of Miles
Triangle Tech, Inc. - DuBois School
Trinity United Methodist Church
Trips for Kids-Central PA, Inc.
Ulster Project of Central Pennsylvania
UNA-USA Centre County Chapter
Union Grange #325, Inc.
Unionville Borough
University of Akron
University of California Davis
University of Cincinnati College, Conservatory of Music
University of Connecticut
University of Delaware
University of Hartford
University of Maryland, Baltimore County
University of North Carolina
University of Pennsylvania
University of Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh, Johnstown
University of Southern California
University of the Arts
University of Vermont
University of Virginia
University of Washington
Valley Forge Christian College
Verbeck Motors School
Virginia Tech
Voices of Central Pennsylvania
Volunteer Center of Centre Co.
Washington & Jefferson
West Chester University of PA
West Liberty State College
West Virginia University
Western Pennsylvania Conservancy
Westminster Choir College of Rider University
Westminster College
Wheaton College
Wilson College
Windy Hill Village: a Presbyterian Senior Living
Community
Women Healing Women Institute
WPSX/WPSU
Young Men’s Christian Association of Centre County
Young People Who Care, Inc.
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
R E P O R T
Joseph D. Wasson
Jeffrey and Patricia Watson
Andrew S. and Cindy Way
Ronald C. and Mary Ann Weakland
Nicole Weatherholtz
Shannon L. Weaver
Diana L. Weaver
George and Kay Weaver
James R. and Patricia E. Weaver
H. Alan and Marjorie H. Weisel
Michael and Susan Wentzel
Patricia West
Charles E. West and Judith A. West
Harry B. West
Ellen Westrick
Jerry and Jane Wettstone
Leigh D. Wheeler
Marion H. Wheland
Stephen A. Whitman
Robert T. and Susan J. Widener
Dorothy B. Wiggins
Charles F. and Patricia Wild
Roland and Doyle Wilkerson
Virginia R. Wilkes
David and Betsy Will
Jere J. and Bonnie I. Willey
Ella Williams
Robert S. and Heather R. Williams
Mary Kay and Greg Williams
Kenneth A. and Kathleen Williams
Richard R. and Barbara D. Wilson
John A. and Kathryn Wilson
Philip and Marion Winsor
James and Eileen Wise
Larry D. and Lynne Wise
Elaine M. Witter
Bernadette S. Witzig
Heather Wolfe
Marlin A. and Margaret A. Wolfe
Carl and Lois Wolgemuth
Alex and Helen Woskob
George and Nina Woskob
Kim Wyatt
Peter M. and Garnet M. Yersin
Bruce A. and Susan D. Younkin
Carol S. Younkins
Susan C. Youtz
Joseph J. and Elizabeth M. Yurky
Marilyn J. Zaccagni
James R. and Jacqueline M. Zanghi
Charles H. Zendt and Anne M.
Stover
Calvin and Pamela T. Zimmerman
Jane W. Zimmerman
Charlotte M. Zmyslo
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The Campbell Society
N
amed for Judge R. Paul Campbell, CCCF’s founder, the Campbell Society is comprised of over 490 generous people
who have named the Foundation in their estate plans, either by will designation or through a trust or other deferred
gift. These planned gifts are of inestimable importance to the future of our region. The Foundation can provide you with
more information about bequests, charitable gift annuities, charitable remainder trusts, gifts of life insurance policies, or
other gift ideas.
By informing us of their generosity that will extend over many generations, these visionaries provide us with the
opportunity to honor and thank them during their lifetimes. We are pleased to recognize them. New members for 2010
are listed in bold. Deceased members are marked with *.
Gary and Lydia Abdullah
Fred Abramson
Martha A. Adams
Mary and Kent Addis
Nancy C. Addison*
Caran S. Aikens
James B. and Nancy T. Anderson
William and Joan Andrews
Linda Arble
Dan C. and Eleanor D. Armstrong
Warren H. and Eunice N. “Nickie”
Askov
Janet Atwood
Robert H. and Anne S. Ayer
William E. and Dorothy Floyd Babcock
Mimi U. Barash Coppersmith
Lt. Col. Robert and Lois M. Barraclough
Richard C. and Kathy J. Barrickman
John E. and M. Henrietta Hauck Baylor
Ellie and John Beaver
David and Janell* Becker
Patsy A. Beeman
Helen E. Bell
Patricia and Stephen Benkovic
Mary Lou and Peter Bennett
Kerry A. Benninghoff
Sarah Benton
Wayne and Edna Bicehouse
Lawrence C. Bickford and Dr. Susan J.
Bickford
Kevin C. and Diane D. Birmingham
Harold Black* and Barbara Sherlock
Glendon W. Blume
Jeffrey M. Bower, Esq.
Pieter C. Brandse and Susan S. Brandse
W. Patrick Brewer
Bernard and Bobbi Bronstein
Alexandra P. Brovey and Edward G.
Capps
Ira V. and Helen M.* Brown
John L. Brown, Jr.
Thomas F. Brown
Charles E. Brueggebors*
Geoffrey M. and Barbara N. Brugler
Richard W. Bryant
N. Ellen Burris and Centre County
PAWS
Bret and Marie Buterbaugh
Duane* and Martha* Callahan
James and Ellen Campbell
Richard L. and Cheryl* Campbell
Robert P. Campbell
Raymond J. and Judith A. Caravan, Jr.
John and Deborah Carder
Gerald F. and Susan W. Clair
Kate R. Clark
Donna K. Coble
Patricia A. Coble
Karl Colyer
John P. and Karen F. Conroy
Stephanie L. Cooper, Esq.
Roger D. and Corinne S. Coplan
Margretta and R. Scott Culbertson
Charles and Jill Curley
Edward and Terri Dare
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Janet Fowler Dargitz
Kathleen E. Davies
Alvin F. de Levie
Clark B. and L. Maxine Depew
Mary Jo Depp-Nestlerode
Richard and Margaret Derabasse
J. Mark and Jean H. Doyle
Mary E. Dunkel
Elizabeth A. Dupuis
Della Durant
Walter and Michele Ebaugh
Harry E. Eby
Scott C. and Ann M. Etter
Mary and Jack Falk
Fred Farber
Sherry L. Farrall
Patricia Farrell*
Joseph E. and Barbara A. Faulkner
Susan and Joseph Fedeli
Joseph and Beth Filko
Barry Weston Fisher and Patti Witt Fisher
Robert E. and Janis A. Fleck
Robert H. and Heather F. Fleck
Rodney L. and Casey C. Fletcher
Helen S. Litke Forman
Stephen and Carolyn Foust
Robert A. Frederick
Andrew and Diana Friberg
Ed and Charlene Friedman
Helen* and Sidney* Friedman
Renee* and Robert Friedman
Glenn W. and Nancy S. Gamble
Steven D. and CarolAnn M. Gentry
Carl* and Josephine* Gettig
Bertha M. Goerder
Jenifer P. Goetz
Dona and Stan Goldman
R. Riggs and Gloria Griffith
Barbara and Innocenzio Grignano
David A. and Ann K. Guss
Henry B. Haitz III and Tina M. Kelley
Terry L. Hale
Donald W. Hamer
G. Marie Hamilton
William E. and Janet A. Haner
Geoff and Kathy Harford
Daniel M. Harrington
Joseph D.* and Jean D. Harrington
Gerald C. and Joan M. Hartman
Marshall L. Hartman
Patricia A. and Frank T. Hartranft
John T. Harwood and Kathryn M.
Grossman
Dr. Carla A. Hass and Dr. Stephen Blair
Hedges
Vera E. K. Hawbaker*
Ernest M. Hawk
Marianne E. Hazel
Jack and Diane Heckendorn
Patricia Heigel-Tanner*
Susan and Bruce Heim
Bob Heisse
W. David Hellyer
Roger M. Herman and Nicoletta A. Herman
Larry and Susan Hofer
Lamartine F. and Emeline H. Hood
Chris and Linda Hosterman
Frederick A. Hughes
Herbert R.* and Catharine S.* Imbt
James and Cheryl Isola
William A. and Honora F. Jaffe
Darren and Lannette Johnston
O. J. Johnston
Cynthia J. Jones and Alfred Jones, Jr.
Robert H. Jones and Francine T. Jones
Dave and Carolyn Joyner
Richard L. and Sarah G. W. Kalin
William D. and Janet M. Karch
James J. Karchner
Nancy W. Kaufman
Norma L. Keller
Laura and Robert Kilareski
Rodney P. and Michele S. Kirsch
Frederick J. Kissinger
Robert K. and Jean Kistler
Nan and Bill Klaban
Philip A. Klein
Edward and Deborah Klevans
Ellen Kline
Leon R. and Elizabeth M. Kneebone
Janos and Cheryl Koltay
Charles E. and Ashley H. Kranich
Jeffrey C. Kuhns and Rebecca M. Mills
Joanne Kundrat
Mark and Sandy Kunkle
Michael and Sue LaBrecque
Scott R. Lamb
Norm and Kathy Lathbury
David B. and Joyce W. Lee
Muchen Lee
Herschel W.* and Eileen Wirtshafter
Leibowitz
Fred and Louise Leoniak
Robert N. and Vivian Levy
M. John Lew III and JoAnn R. Lew
Mary C. and Philip B. Lovett
Douglas C. and Kelly W. Loviscky
Stephen and Judy Loy
Herberta M. Lundegren
Lassie MacDonald
John P. and Joan M. Mandryk
David R. Maneval
Ray and Pam Marcon
Faye L. Maring
Brian K. and Amy Milgrub Marshall
William H. and Amy Sue Martin
Carrie M. Martorana
Denny and Fran Mason
Edward L. and Alice Schwartz* Mattil
Don and Jane McCandless
Robert and Priscilla McCarty
Ryan J. and Denise A. McCombie
The Reed McCormick Family
Alice A.* and M. Martin* McFeatters
John C. and Carol A. McKeever
Rogers and Paulette McLane
Violet S. McLane
Rana McMurray Arnold
Bob and Marggie McNichol, Jr.
Bill* and Lois McTurk
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The Campbell Society (continued)
Barbara and Tom* Mebane
Jim and Janet Meister
Jacqueline J. Melander and E. R. Melander
Richard H. and Marjorie Leibowitz Milgrub
Craig and Maxine Millar
Joan Miller
Bonnie Miller and John R. Miller III
Mark Milliron
Ann and George Moellenbrock
Dr. Marla L. Moon
Richard S. Morgan
H. William Morgan and Alyce R. Morgan
Hugh A. and Janyce K. Mose
William and Patricia Moyer
Thomas J. and Deborah R. Murray
Dr. Joel Myers
Michael Negra and Wanda L. White
Daniel J. Nestlerode
Brian and Celeste Newcomb
Bill and Maxine* Noyes
Dorothy B. O’Connor
Harold and Nancy O’Connor
Pieter W. and Lida Ouwehand
Shirley Bowen Palermo
Barbara R. Palmer
David M. Panko
D. Brent and Cynthia Pasquinelli
David B. Peterson, Sr.
R. Jack Petrovich
Dean and Jill Plafcan
Robert E. Poole, Jr.
Jeanne and Richard Porter
Robert W. Potter
Suzanne C. and James W. Powers, Sr.
Adrian Pratt
Alec and Jodi Pringle
Betty J. Quarles
Richard * and Donna Queeney
Patricia Hawbaker Quinlivan
William Rabinowitz
Tannaz and Syedur Rahman
Carl and Lana Raup
James M. and Judith A. Rayback
Jane and Herman Richey
Robert D. Ricketts
Paul and Dorothy Rigby
Anne Riley
Paul A. Rishel*
Ruth E. Rishel
Ruth Grier Robinson
Joseph and Susan Rogacs
Charles W. and Annette Rohrbeck
Colonel Gerald F. Russell
Mary Ann Sabolsice
William* and Shirley Sacks
Frank J.* and Jane B. Schwab*
Carolyn E. Schwartz
Thomas E. Schwartz
Thomazine Weinstein Shanahan
Robert E. and Karen P. Shute
Paul and Nancy Silvis
Richard and Jeane Singer
Nancy C. and Gerald W. Slagle
Kerry and Meg Small
Anna Lee M. Smith
Barbara J. Smith
James B. Smith
J. Lawrence and Molly P. Snavely
Robert J. and Wendy R. Snetsinger
Thomas F. and Sara H. Songer
Dean T. and Linda A. Spanos
James L. and Martha L. Starling
John A. Stellmack
Linda and John Stevens
Frances H. Stevenson
Mark J. Stevenson
Dr. Robert E. and Helen Dix Steward, Jr.
Ralph W. and Lynne R. Stewart
Karl and Lorie* Stoedefalke
George and Vivian Stover
Esther and Edward Strause
Edwin T. Jr. and Grace Antes Strong
Henry W. Strong
Fred A. Strouse
Eloise Stuhr
Jean and Derald Stump
James W. and Jeanne Swistock
Walter M. Swoope, Jr.
Dolores A. Taricani
D. Michael and Susan C. Taylor
Mark and Jennifer Theiss
David and Linda Thiel
James* and Eulene Toothman
Richard E. and Sue F.* Tressler
William and Stella Updegraff
Nancy and Wade VanLandingham
Larry and Karen Walker
Philip* and Virginia Walker
John H.* and Kathleen T. Waple
Mark and Morgan Wasikonis
Frank Wawrynovic*
Stella J. Wawrynovic
Bill Welch* and Nadine Kofman
Jerry and Jane Clarke Wettstone
David C. Whiteman
P. Gary Wienken
Bob and Pam Wild
Kathleen A. and Kenneth A. Williams
Janet A. Williamson
Philip and Marion Winsor
Martin and Margie Wyand
Scott L. and Glenda C. Yocum
Katherine H. Young
Thomas C. and Jean S. Young
Dorothy J. Krecker Yukish
Andrew and Catherine Zangrilli
Bob* and Jane Zimmerman
Cal and Pam Zimmerman
Dennis and Karen Zwigart
Anniversary Circle Members
T
he Anniversary Circle Fund is a giving circle that provides a grant to a Centre County charity each year. Anniversary
Circle members meet annually to decide which local not-for-profit organizations and programs will receive the
Anniversary Circle Fund grant. The grant has been $10,000 each year.
Individuals
Elliot and Bonnie Abrams
Martha A. Adams
Warren H. and Nickie N. Askov
Janet Atwood
Thomas P. Bem, MD
Mary Lou and Peter Bennett
Inga and Ned Book
Ralph and Joan Brower
Carol Cohick
Steven Cohick
Judy and Jon Dranov
Ron Filippelli and Sandra Stelts
Robert S. Friedman
Ron and Susan Friedman
Edward R. Galus and Andrea A. Cotner
Thelma Hawbaker
Lamartine and Emeline Hood
Honey and Bill Jaffe
Margaret P. Kendall
Fred Kissinger
Edward and Deborah Klevans
Harry B. Kropp and Edward J. Legutko
Eileen and Herschel* Leibowitz
Herberta M. Lundegren
Lassie MacDonald
Susan and Reed McCormick
H. William Morgan and Alyce R. Morgan
Dr. Joel N. Myers
Nancy and Harold O’Connor
Barbara Palmer
Alec and Jodi Pringle
Judy and Phil Roberts
Mary Ann Sabolsice
Paul and Nancy Silvis
James B. Smith and Anna Lee Smith
Tom and Sara Songer II
Esther and Edward Strause
D. Michael and Susan C. Taylor
Dennis and Joan Thomson
Joy Hartsock Wallace
Nancy and Steven Weinreb
David and Susan Werner
Star E. White
David C. Whiteman and Connie Kossan
Katherine Young
Nancy and Ted Ziff
Organizations
Ameriprise
Frost and Conn, Inc.
G. M. McCrossin, Inc.
Jersey Shore State Bank
King Coal Sales, Inc.
State of the Art, Inc.
Taricani Associates, LLP
University Park Plaza Corporation
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Financial Report
F
or 30 years the Centre County Community Foundation has been the steward of a precious community resource,
Centre County’s charitable endowment, composed of gifts from generous individuals, organizations, and
corporations. In managing this endowment the Centre County Community Foundation seeks to provide sufficient
funds to make current grants, while preserving the purchasing power of these charitable gifts forever. The region
has benefited from the power of this endowment which has grown, generating ever-increasing grant funds for all of
Centre County.
At the end of 2010, the Foundation’s total assets were
$22,789,000. This represents a 14.3% increase from
December 31, 2009 to December 31, 2010.
This growth came from two areas: investment returns
and contributions. Our investments returned
approximately 13% for 2010 and the Foundation
furthered its mission and received gifts of approximately
$1,577,000 during 2010. Meanwhile, our grant and
program payments for 2010 exceeded $831,000.
The finances of the Foundation are administered by the
Board of Directors which has ultimate responsibility for
all decisions. The Board works through its Executive
Committee and various other committees who oversee
different aspects of operations.
By Board policy the Foundation annually:
• Distributes a set percentage of the average asset
value from each fund annually for charitable needs.
In 2010 the distribution rate was 4%, but may be
changed from time to time to reflect market
returns and our fiduciary responsibility
to preserve the value of our funds. For this
calculation the average of the fund value over the
previous twenty quarters is used.
• Draws a percentage from each fund for operations:
1.3% in 2010. This is based on a variety of factors
including the asset base and operating budget.
• Pays approximately .2% for active investment
management.
This spending policy is consistent with most other
community foundations, and is designed to provide
steady and growing distributions back to the community.
The Foundation is fortunate to have a group of very
talented individuals volunteer their time and expertise as
members of this Investment Committee. The Investment
Committee recommends specific investment policy and
is responsible for guiding, monitoring and implementing
the policy and reporting performance results. Presently
the Foundation has working arrangements for financial
management with First National Bank, M&T Investment
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Group, Nestlerode & Loy, Merrill Lynch, Weinken
& Associates, and Smith Barney. Additional funds
are invested by the Investment Committee through
Vanguard and The Investment Fund for Foundations
(TIFF).
The assets of the Foundation are deployed in a variety
of investments in accordance with the investment policy.
It seeks to hold 40% to 80% of its assets in global
securities, 20% to 60% in fixed-income instruments
such as long-term bonds, debt-based mutual funds
and temporary cash investments, and up to 30% in
alternative assets in an effort to obtain higher yields.
This so-called discretionary class of assets allows
managers to move slightly outside the basic policy and
acquire positions in high-yield bonds, emerging markets,
particular market sectors or real estate, commodities, etc.
Overall, the portfolio is invested for capital appreciation.
At a minimum, the Foundation’s goal is to generate
long-term investment results sufficient to pay its grants,
operating, and investment expenses, while keeping pace
with inflation.
The fixed-income portfolio is diversified and consists
primarily of investment grade bonds, benchmarked
against the Barclay Aggregate Index.
Employing broad diversification as to investment style
and other major component weighting, the global
equity portfolio is benchmarked against the MSCI All
Country World Index, which includes broad categories
of U.S. equities, non-U.S. developed market equities and
emerging market equities.
The Foundation is exempt from federal income taxes
under Section 501(a) of the Internal Revenue Code as
a publicly supported organization described in Section
501(c)(3). It is also exempt from state taxes and is
registered with the Pennsylvania Bureau of Charitable
Organizations. All gifts are accepted subject to the
Foundation’s Articles of Incorporation, By-Laws and
policies.
The following are preliminary (unaudited) results.
Copies of the annual audit report and IRS Form 990 are
available at the Foundation office.
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Market Value of Assets Held by
the Foundation on December 31
Year
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Value
$ 2,008,000
$ 2,104,000
$ 3,128,000
$ 4,629,000
$ 7,005,000
$ 8,953,000
$ 8,348,000
$ 7,698,000
$ 9,942,000
$12,143,000
$14,254,000
$20,001,000
$22,169,000
$16,469,000
$19,855,000
$22,654,000
The Foundation’s assets as of December 31, 2010,
and the changes in its net assets during the year,
determined on the cash basis, were as follows:
Net assets at Market Value, January 1, 2010
Additions:
Contributions
Interest and dividends
Total Additions
$19,855,000
1,577,000
460,000
2,037,000
Reductions:
Grants, awards and program expenses
Administrative and other expenses
Investment management and custodial fees
Total Expenses
831,000
389,000
38,000
1,258,000
Realized and unrealized capital gains, net
2,020,000
Increase in net assets
Net assets at Market Value, December 31, 2010
Assets:
Cash
Investments at December 31, 2010
Debt
Global equity
Discretionary
Total Investments
Total Cash and investments, at Market Value
Property and Equipment, net
Cash Surrender value of life insurance policies
Total Assets
Liabilities - primarily charitble gift annuities
Net Assets, December 31, 2010
2,799,000
$22,654,000
Value
461,000
Actual
6,909,000
11,594,000
3,290,000
32%
53%
15%
21,793,000
100%
Target Range
20-60%
40-80%
0-30%
22,254,000
418,000
117,000
22,789,000
(135,000)
$22,654,000
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R E P O R T
2010 Board of Directors
Front Row: Lydia Abdullah, Jane Zimmerman, Kate Reiter, John Miller III,
R. Riggs Griffith
Middle Row: Mary Dunkel, Alfred Jones, Jr., Heidi Nicholas,
William Keough, Marla Moon
Back Row: Blake Gall, John Conroy, Albert D’Ambrosia, Robert Steward, Amos
Goodall, Jodi Pringle, Tammy Gentzel, Thomas Songer II
Missing: Ellie Beaver, Kelly Grimes, Al Horvath, Shaun Keister, Jeff Krauss, David Lee,
Rebecca Mills, George Moellenbrock, Paul Silvis, Theodore Ziff
Thanks to our former board members!
Ellie Beaver
Thomas Beaver
Robert W. Behrer
Milton J. Bergstein
Jeffrey M. Bower
Charles C. Brown, Jr.
Pamela J. Browning
James Byron
R. Paul Campbell
Richard L. Campbell
Robert P. Campbell
Ann Graybill Cook
Stephanie L. Cooper
Esker W. Cullen
Charles J. Curley
James G. Dalzell
Robert L. DeArment
Col. James T. DeVoss
Jonathan Dranov
Jack Falk
Fredrick Farber
Patricia Farrell
Gino P. Fornicola
William Frank
Thomas E. Frantz
Edward A. Friedman
G. David Gearhart
Stanley L. Goldman
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Richard E. Grubb
Donald W. Hamer
Harriet W. Harry
Christopher M. Harte
Gerald C. Hartman
Daniel Hawbaker
Bruce K. Heim
Lou Heldman
Al Horvath
William A. Jaffe
Alfred Jones, Jr.
Rich L. Kalin
William D. Karch
Rodney Kirsch
Eileen W. Leibowitz
Eugene W. Lederer
Lowell D. Lee
Robert N. Levy
Mary Lisko
John P. Mandryk
Joseph J. Mansfield
William H. Martin
Frances E. Mason
Rebecca Mills
Reed McCormick
Robert McNichol
Harold O’Connor
Nicholas Pelick
Margaret Petrovich
R. Jack Petrovich
Robert W. Potter
Adrian Pratt
Donald G. Raup
James M. Rayback
Lillian G. Raycroft
John Reidell
Charles W. Rohrbeck
William Rumberger
Henry D. Sahakian
John T. Saylor
Thomas E. Schwartz
Karen P. Shute
W. Philip Sieg
Virginia Southard
Martha Starling
Helen Dix Steward
Eloise Dunn Stuhr
James W. Swistock
Dolores A. Taricani
Grey W. Tressler
Mary N. Tressler
Peter B. Weiler
Richard E. Wion
Andrew A. Zangrilli
Harold Zipser
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Staff Members
Standing:
Executive Director Alfred Jones, Jr.
Deputy Director Molly Kunkel
Sitting:
Program Assistant Erin Rowley
Financial Assistant Sarah Sciabica
National Standards Compliance
In 2006 the Centre County Community Foundation formally agreed to comply with the National Standards for U.S.
Community Foundations. The Standards assist community foundations in establishing legal, ethical and effective operating
practices that show a foundation’s transparency and financial responsibility. The 41 National Standards address six key
areas of community foundation operations:
1. Mission, Structure, and Governance- includes standards that define board accountability,
compensation, independence, fiduciary responsibility and representation of the community.
2. Resource Development - includes parameters for administration of funds, disclosure to donors and
commitment to building long-term resources for varied community issues and causes.
3. Stewardship and Accountability - covers prudent investment and management of funds, transparent
record-keeping, use of funds for their intended purpose, annual audits and public availability of
financial information.
4. Grantmaking and Community Leadership - including standards related to broad and open
grantmaking programs, due diligence and responsiveness to changing community needs.
5. Donor Relations - encompassing guidelines for informing, educating and involving donors in
responding to community needs.
6. Communications - including openness to public scrutiny and frequent communication about
activities and finances.
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Awards Dinner
E
very year the Centre County Community Foundation hands
out awards to honor individuals and organizations that
exemplify the Foundation’s commitment to the future of Centre
County. The 2010 awards ceremony took place on October 18 at
the Ramada Inn and Conference Center in State College.
• Henry D. and Seda Sahakian were the 2010 recipients
of The Oak Tree Award. Named after the Foundation’s
symbol, this award recognizes an individual for service
and commitment to, and passion for, the Centre County
Community Foundation.
• The YMCA of Centre County was the 2010 recipient of
The Kathryn S. Weaver Award. Named after an early donor
whose significant legacy gift created great momentum for
the growth of the Foundation’s endowment funds, this
award recognizes a local charitable organization for
noteworthy service to the people of Centre County.
The Oak Tree Award - Henry and Seda Sahakian
• Elizabeth A. Dupuis was the recipient of The Future of
the Foundation Award. This award recognizes a young
adult community member who actively strives to improve
the quality of life in Centre County and shows commitment
and passion in working for the future of our community.
At the ceremony, Bahia Ramos-Synnott, Director of Community
Foundations for the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation,
spoke about the Knight Foundation’s commitment to working
with community foundations to create informed, engaged
communities and, specifically, the role of the Centre County
Community Foundation’s Knight Fund and how it will benefit
Centre County.
The Kathryn S. Weaver Award - Alfred Jones, Jr., Heidi Nicholas,
John Conroy
The Centre County Community Foundation was very pleased
to host Ms. Ramos-Synnott and be able to recognize the
aforementioned individuals and organization for their valued
contribution to our community.
The Future of the Foundation Award - Alfred Jones, Jr., Elizabeth
Dupuis, Heidi Nicholas
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Publication of our
Report to the Community
was underwritten by generous support
from the following:
GOLD SPONSOR
XYZ FUND
OF THE
CENTRE COUNTY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
SILVER SPONSOR
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