2005 Annual Report - South Dakota Community Foundation

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South Dakota
Community
Foundation
...a vision for our next century
2005
Annual Report
Artwork courtesy of Redlin Art Center and Terry Redlin
South Dakota Community Foundation
Table of Contents
President’s Message.........................................................................................2
History, Mission & Kinds of Funds ...............................................................3
Why Invest...........................................................................................................4
Value of Funds ...................................................................................................5
Permanent Endowment Funds.....................................................................6
Foundation Donors ........................................................................................13
Non-Permanent Fund Donors ....................................................................22
SDCF Grants Awarded ...................................................................................23
Non-Permanent Fund Grants......................................................................27
Permanent Fund Grants ...............................................................................28
Financial Information ....................................................................................32
Board of Directors ..........................................................................................34
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A Message from the President
t is hard to believe this is my third opportunity to write an article for the South Dakota Community Foundation’s annual report. Over the past
36 months, South Dakota Community Foundation staff members have traveled to every county in the state, working with individuals,
communities, organizations, and businesses on leaving a lasting legacy. We have met with families who have sold their family farms and ranches,
and are establishing an endowment to keep their family name alive in the area. There have been meetings with community leaders who are
committed to improving the quality of life for future generations in communities with populations from 200 to 80,000. Finally, we have walked
and talked with individuals who are the recipients of the wide array of services offered by our many grant partners. In each and every case, the
staff of the South Dakota Community Foundation walks away with a renewed sense of this organization’s real purpose.
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Bob Sutton
President
In 2005, the South Dakota Community Foundation continued its growth trend. The permanent endowment grew from $41 million to over $47 million, and forty-nine
new funds brought the total number of funds under management to over 310. While these figures show steady and consistent increases, the real story lies in what is
being done with the earnings from these funds. The South Dakota Community Foundation’s Grantmaking Committee provided grant funds to forty-eight charitable and
nonprofit organizations across the state. These grants helped Junior Achievement of South Dakota continue to grow statewide, assisted with economic development
efforts in Huron, supported the performing arts at Custer High School, provided matching funds for a scholarship program at Oglala Lakota College in Kyle, funded
individual development accounts in Eagle Butte, and provided capital for an affordable housing consortium administered in Yankton. With each of these forty-eight grants,
there are incredible, personal stories of individuals who are impacted by the organizations managing these programs. The look of appreciation in the eyes of children
served by an after-school program or the sincere thanks from a small-town development corporation’s board of directors on receiving a community development grant
is indescribable. Such appreciation and thanks is multiplied many times over on an annual basis through our donor advised funds. That is what the South Dakota
Community Foundation is all about, and I am proud to be a small part of the excitement.
Tona Rozum, a nine-year member of the South Dakota Community Foundation’s board of directors, and the capable chair of our Investment Committee, served her last
term on the board in 2005, and her perspective will be missed. She was a strong leader and was instrumental in leading the Foundation to where it is today. Another
director, Irving Hinderaker of Watertown, proved he is a strong and capable man as he met a health crisis head-on and proved why he is one of the most respected
individuals in South Dakota. With unmatched class and courage, Irv told me from a hospital bed that he would certainly be participating in the Foundation’s upcoming
board meeting in Watertown last fall. While I wanted to believe him, it was difficult to imagine. Much to my joy, Irv and his wife, Eula were there to greet our board and
guests as we gathered in late October. People like Irv make me truly appreciate the opportunities I have been given by this organization. His recovery was an inspiration,
and was the most important event of 2005 for the South Dakota Community Foundation.
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The H i s t o r y
The M i s s i o n
K inds of F unds
The South Dakota Community Foundation was
part of a vision the late Governor George S.
Mickelson had for the State of South Dakota. The
SDCF was born as a public, nonprofit corporation
on November 11, 1987 as part of a vision for our
state's second century. The McKnight Foundation
and the 3M Corporation issued challenge grants
to the state of South Dakota in an effort to
memorialize the life of South Dakota native
William L. McKnight. McKnight was a former CEO
of the 3M Corporation and the founder of the
McKnight Foundation. The state of South Dakota
committed $2 million to the project, and the
SDCF leadership was required to raise another $3
million in twelve months to obligate the entire
challenge grant. The original $10 million has now
grown to a $48 million endowment serving
nonprofits and charities in South Dakota. Through
the continued generosity of South Dakotans and
solid investment returns, the people and
communities of South Dakota will benefit for
generations to come.
The mission of the South Dakota Community
Foundation is to promote philanthropy, receive
and administer charitable gifts and invest in a
wide range of programs promoting the social and
economic well being of the people of South
Dakota.
The South Dakota Community Foundation
accepts and administers five kinds of funds, all
of which are held in permanent endowment
and are designed to allow the donor to meet
their charitable goals.
Community Savings Accounts benefit a specific
community or region of South Dakota. The
earnings are awarded at the recommendation of
a local board of directors.
Designated Funds benefit specific charitable
institutions named by donors in establishing their
funds.
Donor Advised Funds are funds whose donors
reserve the privilege to recommend agencies to
be considered for grants.
Scholarship Funds benefit South Dakota high
school graduates pursuing higher education
opportunities.
Unrestricted Funds are used at the discretion of
the Foundation Board of Directors to meet
deserving charitable needs and opportunities
throughout South Dakota.
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Why Invest with SDCF?
Advantages of South Dakota Community Foundation Affiliation
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Est. 1987
Tax Exempt
501 (c) (3) status
Tax Deductibility
Maximum tax deductibility under law
5% Payout Rule
Not subject to 5% payout
Gift-receiving Process
Established mechanisms to handle gifts of real
estate, securities & cash
Gift-making & Fund-receiving Process
Established
Sophisticated Gift Instruments
Available (Pooled Income, Lead, Annuity and
Unitrusts)
Office and Staff
Established
Accounting
Computerized accounting Independent CPA
audit conducted yearly
Tax Return
Prepared by CPA
Public Report
3,000 copies of annual report distributed yearly
Donor Acknowledgement
Donors recognized in publications & thanked
individually for gifts
Director & Officer Liability Insurance
Secured
Asset Investment
Overseen by Investment Committee
Organization Expenses
Spread over all assets
Credibility
Wide public appearance recognition
Permanent Endowment Donors
Following is a list of donors that contributed to the South Dakota Community Foundation's original endowment.
These contributors helped leverage matching funds from the McKnight Foundation and the 3M Corporation. The earnings
from over $12 million are awarded each year by the Foundation's Board of Directors.
3M Foundation
Northern States Power Company
Archie Gubbrud
Northwestern Public Service Co.
Benny J. Gross
Norwest Bank
Black Hills Corporation
Olga Trevillyan Fund
Charles Fisher Boy Scout Memorial Fund
Otter Tail Power Company
Citibank
Pete Lien & Sons, Inc.
Dean Witter Financial Services
Pierre/Ft. Pierre Zonta
Dr. Ernest Buckley Memorial
Richard A. Schleusener
Education Assistance Service Co.
Schmidt, Schroyer, Colwill & Barnett
First Bank of South Dakota
State of South Dakota
Homestake Mining Company
Steve Egger in honor of Carl G. Stohl
Honeywell, Inc.
U S West Communications
TOTAL FAIR MARKET
VALUE OF FUNDS
December 2005
$47,382.900
Scholarship
Funds
Donor
Advised
Funds
24.10%
7.77%
Designated
Funds
17.25%
Joseph Robbie
Larson Manufacturing Company
The Larson Foundation
The McKnight Foundation
MDU Resources Foundation
Midwest Energy Company
Community
Savings
Accounts
29.90%
Statewide
Economic
Development
6.50%
14.48%
Minnegasco
Moffatt Products, Inc.
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Permanent Endowment Funds
The following is a list and a brief description of all of the permanently endowed Advised Funds contained in the South Dakota Community Foundation.
Abbott House Foundation
To provide support to Abbott House, Inc. of
Mitchell, South Dakota.
American Baptist Churches of the Dakotas
Fund To provide financial support to Camp
Judson, located in the Black Hills.
Aberdeen Area Community Foundation
To provide financial support to charitable and
non-profit purposes in the Aberdeen community
and the surrounding area.
Hospital Patient Transportation Fund
To provide financial support to
transportation services provided by the
Yelduz Shrine.
Anna Nelson Johnson Scholarship Fund
Awarded annually to a graduate from the Miller
School District.
Adeline Gassen Charitable Trust
To provide financial support to charities at the
recommendation of the donor.
AIA South Dakota Scholarship Fund
Awarded to South Dakota residents enrolled in
an accredited school of architecture as a third,
fourth or fifth year student.
Alcester Community Foundation
non-profit purposes in the Alcester community
and the surrounding area.
Alden Cutler Scholarship Fund
Awarded to an outstanding Wessington Springs
High School graduating senior attending a South
Dakota college or university.
Alfred & Julia Bucher Education Trust
Awarded to qualifying graduates of Hyde and
Hand counties to attend a South Dakota
insitution of higher learning or the seminary.
ALM Fund
To provide financial support to the South Dakota
Coalition of Citizens With Disabilities.
Alpena Community Foundation
non-profit purposes in the Alpena community
and surrounding area.
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Armour Community Foundation
non-profit purposes in the Armour community.
Associated General Contractors of South
Dakota, Inc. Building Chapter Fund
Advised Fund to support charitable and non-profit
programs recommended by the Associated
General Contractors of South Dakota, Inc.
Building Chapter.
Association for Retarded Citizens
Association for Retarded Citizens.
Bennett County High School Scholarship
Fund
To award scholarships to selected Bennett
County High School graduating seniors. This
fund includes the Anderson, Cozad, Knight I and
II, Sullens I and II and the June Anderson
Sommer & Robert Sommer Scholarship Funds.
Bill and Evelyn Kuhrt Scholarship Fund
Awarded to qualifying graduating seniors from
the Murdo, South Dakota, area and immediate
vicinity for college attendance.
Blake and Marcia Hoffman Family Fund
To provide financial support to the Children's
Home Society.
Bob and Doris Knecht Family Fund
non-profit purposes at the donors'
recommendation.
Bob & Lori Sutton Family Fund
A Donor Advised Fund established to provide
financial support to charitable and non-profit
entities at the donors’ recommendation.
Bob & Marlene Deal Scholarship Fund
Income shall be used to provide financial support
to graduating students of New Underwood High
School or if the New Underwood High School no
longer exists, scholarships are to be awarded to
students attending the high school serving the
New Underwood school district.
Booth Society, Inc.
To support the activities of the Booth Fish
Hatchery in Spearfish, South Dakota.
Beresford Community Foundation
non-profit purposes in the Beresford community.
Boy Scout Troop #133
To provide financial support to camp scholarships
for Boy Scout Troop #133.
Bernard J. Stepina Scholarship Fund
Funds shall be used to provide scholarship
support as specified by the donor.
Boyd & Dody Hopkins Family Foundation
A Donor Advised Fund established to provide
financial support to charitable and non-profit
entities at the donors’ recommendation.
Bernie & Sally Christenson Family Fund
recommendation.
Brian Meyer Memorial Scholarship Fund
A Scholarship Fund to provide educational
assistance to students pursuing post-secondary
degrees at accredited South Dakota institutions.
Scholarship awards are overseen by the South
Dakota Association of Telephone Cooperatives.
Britton Area Foundation
non-profit purposes in the Britton community
and the surrounding area. Also contains the
Bertha Gronseth Fund.
Britton-Hecla School Foundation
To award scholarships to selected Britton High
School graduating seniors. This foundation also
includes funds from the Britton PTA, the Britton
Student Council, the Kilker Scholarship Fund and
the Bushby Scholarship Fund for scholarship
awards.
Burke Community Memorial Hospital
To provide financial support to the Community
Memorial Hospital, Burke, South Dakota.
Burke School District Scholarships
To support scholarships and other programs as
requested by the Burke School District. Includes
the Gus & Constance Hampl Scholarship, the Jon
Glover Memorial Scholarship, the Mr. and Mrs.
August Steffen, Sr. Scholarship and the Burke
High School Class of 1963 Funds.
Canistota Community Foundation
Established by Timothy and Carol Kay Bjorkman,
the earnings from this Community Savings
Account will be used to provide financial support
to charitable and nonprofit entities in the
Canistota Area.
Centerville Area Foundation
To provide financial support to non-profit and
charitable purposes in the Centerville area.
Children's Care Hospital & School
To provide financial support to Children’s Care
Hospital & School.
Permanent Endowment Funds (cont.)
Children's Home Society
To provide financial support to Children's Home
Society.
Children's Home Society-Child
Advocacy Center of the Black Hills Fund
Christen-Hohm-Lusk Greater Huron Area
Foundation
non-profit purposes in the Huron community and
surrounding area.
Ken & Lois Borecky Fund
Earnings awarded to charities designated by
the donors.
Paul & Carol Hohm Fund
A sub-fund of the Christen Hohm Lusk
Greater Huron Area Foundation, this fund
will provide financial support to the Huron
Hockey Association in Huron, South Dakota
Chuck Lien Military Affairs Fund
To provide financial support to the SD National
Guard and Ellsworth Air Force Base.
Citibank (South Dakota) N.A.
non-profit purposes at donors' recommendation.
David & Wally Baas Memorial Fund
non-profit purposes at the recommendation of
the family.
Duane Mertes Memorial Pheasant
Restoration Awarded to a graduate from
Britton, Hecla, Langford, Roslyn, or Veblen High
School planning a career in Wildlife Conservation.
Day County Community Foundation
non-profit purposes in the Day County area.
Eleanor Naddy Fund
To support charitable and non-profit purposes at
the donors' recommendation.
Delyle L. Huber Memorial Fund
nonprofit purposes at the recommendation of the
donor.
Emily & Robert Entwisle Family Fund
Donor Designated Fund started by Robert and
Emily to provide financial support to non-profits
and charities as named by the donors. This fund
will be the ultimate beneficiary of a charitable
remainder trust established by the donors.
Discovery Foundation
To provide financial support to Friends of the
Middle Border, Inc.
Donald C. Sattler Fund
the donor.
Donald Clyde Simmons Family Foundation
To provide financial support to scholarships or
education organizations as directed by the donor or
his son.
Corsica Area Foundation
non-profit purposes in the the Corsica area.
Donald Naddy Fund
To provide financial support to charitable and nonprofit purposes in the Britton and Marshall County
area.
CorTrust Bank ALM Community Foundation
non-profit purposes in the communities of
Artesian, Letcher and Mt. Vernon.
Donald & Fern Jorgensen Scholarship Fund
To provide financial support to scholarships as
directed by the donor.
Dakota Sturges Advised Fund
the donor.
Donald & Monica Qualm Scholarship Fund
To provide scholarships to students of Bonesteel
High School at the recommendation of the
Bonesteel High School Scholarship Committee.
Darren R. Mallow Fund
Memorial fund established by Robert & Shirley
Mallow for their son. Earnings to provide
scholarships to SD National Guard members and
their children.
Dr. Lynn Merton Paege Charitable Fund
This permanent fund will receive payments from
a Charitable Lead Trust for twenty years, and the
earnings will be distributed in equal portions to
Gregory High School and Wisner/Pilger
Community School for scholarships.
Employees of Community Memorial Hospital,
Inc.
Established by the employees of Community
Memorial Hospital, Inc. in Burke, South Dakota, the
proceeds from this fund will be used to support
scholarships for graduates of Burke High School
who are pursuing a profession in Health Care.
Erwin A. & Georgiabelle M. Stainbrook
Fund
Donor Designated Fund to provide financial
support to seven South Dakota charitable
organizations. Lion’s Club of Parkston, SD
Chapter of Shriner’s Hospital for Crippled
Children, Easter Seals of South Dakota, Our
Home, Inc. of Huron, Abbott House, Inc. of
Mitchell, Mitchell Area Adjustment Training
Center, & Avera St. Benedict Foundation
Estelline Alumni Association Scholarship
Awarded annually to a graduate from Estelline
High School.
Estelline Community Foundation
To provide financial support to education and
other charitable programs in the Estelline
community.
Evelyn & Bill Lohmann Conservation Fund
To provide financial support for beautification and
natural area conservation purposes in the
communities of Pierre-Ft.Pierre, Hughes and
Stanley counties, with special emphasis on native
wildflower plantings, songbird habitat, and
wetlands development and preservation.
Evelyn C. Kuhrt Exemplary Educator Award
Fund
Awarded to the outstanding educator(s) from the
Jones County School District so as they may
pursue further educational and training
opportunities.
Excellence in Economic Development
Awarded by Industry and Commerce Association
of South Dakota and the Governor’s Office of
Economic Development.
Farmers Weather Corporation, Inc.
Designated fund to be used for research,
scholarship, education or action in the field of
weather modification.
Fellowship of Christian Athletes Fund
Designated Fund to provide financial support to the
Fellowship of Christian Athletes of South Dakota.
First Fidelity Bank & Bonesteel Community
Foundation
Dollar for dollar match challenge grant from First
Fidelity Bank, to provide financial support to nonprofit and charitable organizations in the
Bonesteel area.
First Fidelity Bank & Burke Community
Foundation
Fidelity Bank, to provide financial support to nonprofit and charitable organizations in the Burke
area.
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First Fidelity Bank & Gregory Community
Foundation
Fidelity Bank, to provide financial support to nonprofit and charitable organizations in the Gregory
area. Includes the Lloyd C. Vogelgesang Fund and
the Gregory Youth Activities Fund.
First Fidelity Bank & Jones County
Community Foundation
Fidelity Bank, to provide financial support to nonprofit and charitable organizations in the Jones
County area.
First Fidelity Bank & Platte Community
Foundation
Fidelity Bank to provide financial support to nonprofit and charitable organizations in the Platte
area.
First Fidelity Bank & Tripp County
Fidelity Bank to provide financial support to nonprofit and charitable organizations in the Tripp
County area. Also contains the Matousek Family
Fund, the Pauli Family Fund, the Winner High
School Class of 1953 Alumni Fund and the
Winner High School Class of 1974 Scholarship
Fund.
First Western Bank Custer Area Foundation
Western Bank to provide financial support to
non-profit and charitable organizations in the
Custer Area.
First Western Bank Fall River Area
Foundation
non-profit and charitable organizations in the Fall
River County Area.
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First Western Bank Greater Belle Fourche
Area Foundation
Belle Fourche area.
Belle Fourche Banner Settlement
To be used solely for the provision of
elderly care and health care in the Belle
Fourche, South Dakota community.
First Western Bank Greater Sturgis Area
Foundation
Sturgis area.
First Western Bank Greater Wall Area
Foundation
Western Bank to provide financial support to nonprofit and charitable organizations in the greater
Wall area.
Francis T. Malone Scholarship Fund
To provide educational scholarships to graduates
of the Oldham-Ramona School District.
Frank & Patricia Farrar Family Fund
To provide financial support to nonprofit and
charitable needs in Marshall and Roberts
Counties in South Dakota as determined by the
donor.
Fred & Luella Cozad Fund
non-profit purposes as recommended by the
donors.
Freeman Community Foundation
charitable organizations in the Freeman area.
Freeman Memorial Fund
Earnings from this fund will be distributed to the
Independent Electrical Contractors AssociationDakotas, Inc. and will be recognized as the
National Competition Participants Award.
Friends of SD Public Broadcasting
To provide financial support to South Dakota
Public Broadcasting.
G.A. & Pearl Ann Johnson Memorial
Scholarship Fund
To provide educational scholarships for students
from the Montrose, Ft. Pierre, and Pierre, South
Dakota areas.
George & Ellen, Earl & Lempi Penn and
Audrey Penn Anderson Scholarship Fund
Used to fund scholarships to high school graduates
from Belle Fourche High School with an emphasis
in the area of music, or as determined by the
scholarship selection committee at Belle Fourche
High School.
George & Ellen, Earl & Lempi Penn and
Dave & Bev Penn Scholarship Fund
Used to fund scholarships to high school graduates
from Harding County, SD, with an emphasis in the
area of agriculture, or as determined by the
scholarship selection committee at the Buffalo, SD
Masonic Lodge.
Gertrude Lampe Fund
Designated fund to provide financial support to
four Huron, South Dakota Charitable
organizations.
Gettysburg High School Educational
Foundation
To provide financial support for various
scholarships and other programs as requested by
the Gettysburg High School Educational
Foundation.
Granary Rural Cultural Center
To provide financial support to the Granary Rural
Cultural Center Fund.
Greater Clark Area Foundation
To provide financial support to non profit and
charitable purposes in the greater Clark area.
Greater South Dakota Education &
Research Foundation
Established by the Industry and Commerce
Association of South Dakota to provide financial
support for the Youth Business Adventure and
other programs at their discretion.
Gregory Area Health Care System
To be used solely for the provision of elderly care
and health care in the Gregory, South Dakota
community.
Grossenburg Family Fund
Established by the Grossenburg family, the
earnings are awarded by the First Fidelity Tripp
County Area Foundation.
Groton High School Class of 1969
Scholarship Fund
To provide scholarships at Groton High School,
Groton, South Dakota
Harold & Mary Torness Family Fund
Earnings awarded to non-profit and charitable
organizations as designated by the donors.
Harry & Denice Knapp Family Fund
Used to fund scholarships for graduates from
high schools in Day County, SD as determined by
the donor.
Heartland Area United Way Fund
To support charitable and nonprofit causes in the
Heartland Area United Way service area.
Helen Davis Memorial Scholarship Fund
Scholarship fund established by the Zonta Club
of the Southern Black Hills.
Herreid Community Foundation
non-profit purposes in Herreid. Includes Clayton
C. Wiest, Professor Emeritus, AD 2001 Fund.
Hoch Drug Foundation
This Donor Advised Fund established by the
Hoch family will be used to support non-profit
and charitable entities at the donors’
recommendation.
Hugh K. & Margaret S. Schilling Family Fund
Advised fund to support the nonprofit &
charitable needs in Marshall & Roberts Counties
in South Dakota.
Huron Community Foundation
nonprofit purposes in the Huron community and
surrounding area.
Huron Hockey Association
Funds shall be used to support the activities of
the Huron Hockey Association.
Huron University Foundation
To provide financial support to Huron University
Foundation and its scholarship program.
Huron Youth Advisory Council
To provide financial support to the Huron Youth
Advisory Council.
Ipswich Area Foundation
non-profit purposes in the Ipswich area.
Iroquois-Carthage Area Community
Foundation
nonprofit purposes in the Iroquois-Carthage area.
James & Gertrude Mueller Jones County
Scholarship Fund
Awarded to graduating Jones County High School
student(s).
Jason Mendel Memorial Scholarship Fund
Scholarship Fund to be awarded at the
Jerauld County Heritage Center Support
Fund
To support the capital improvements of the
Jerauld County Heritage Center located at 105
East Main Street in Wessington Springs, South
Dakota.
Johnson Motor Co.-Howard B. Johnson
Scholarship Fund
To provide financial support for scholarships to
children of Johnson Motor Company employees
and others attending Northern State University in
the areas of fine arts and business.
Jerome Serocki Memorial Scholarship Fund
Funds shall be used to provide an annual
scholarship to a Sisseton, SD High School student
who is a resident of the former Browns Valley, MN
School District who has exhibited exemplary
community service and a penchant for helping
others as determined by school officials from
Sisseton High School.
Josie A. Stewart Scholarship
To provide scholarships to Perkins and Corson
county high school graduates.
Jerry Peterson Bristol High School
Scholarship Fund
Awarded to graduating Bristol High School
student(s).
Kilian Community College Fund
To support scholarships at Kilian Community
College.
Judge F. E. Mullen Scholarship Fund
Awarded to selected Lyman County High School
graduating senior or alumnus entering into a
health related field of study.
Jerry Peterson Stanley County High School
Scholarship Fund
Awarded to graduating Stanley County High
School student(s).
Knight Foundation
To provide financial support for nonprofit and
charitable purposes in the Aberdeen, South
Dakota area at the recommendation of the
Knight Foundation Community Advisory
Committee in Aberdeen, South Dakota.
John & Elsie Griffin Memorial Fund
the family.
Langford Scholarship Fund
Scholarship Fund established for graduates of the
Langford School District.
John & Linda Lillibridge Family Fund
Family Advised Fund to support charitable and
recommendation.
Larson Foundation Advised Fund
Advised fund established by O. Dale Larson. The
earnings will be awarded upon the
recommendations of the Larson Foundation
Board of Directors.
John P. Bushfield Scouting Fund
To provide financial support to the Sioux Council
Scouts of America.
John S. Sturges Memorial Fund
To provide financial support to the American
Legion Post 169 and the American Legion
Auxiliary of Post 169 in Winner, SD, and to the
Veterans of Foreign Wars #4674 and the
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary #4674 in
Winner, SD.
Laska Schoenfelder Memorial Scholarship
Scholarship Fund established for students who
are graduates of the Mt. Vernon School District
who are planning to attend college or technical
schools.
Lemmon Area Foundation
charitable organizations in the Lemmon
community and surrounding area.
Living Word Fund
To provide financial support to the work of Home
and Foreign Missions, or as applicable, the
distribution of income from the Living Word
Fund.
Lloyd E. Dahley Fund
the donor. Also contains the Children’s Care
Hospital & School, Village Family Service Center,
Anne Carlsen Center for Children and Jamestown
College.
Lloyd E. Dahley Scholarship Fund
Earnings awarded equally in scholarships to
Britton High School seniors and James Valley
Christian School seniors.
Lyle Signs, Inc. Scholarship Fund
To provide scholarships to graduates of Kingsbury
County. Schools included are Arlington, DeSmet
Lake Preston and Iroquios.
Lyman County Historical Society
To provide financial support to the Lyman County
Historical Society.
Major General Duane L. "Duke" Corning
Scholarship Fund
Scholarship Fund established by the National
Guard Association of South Dakota and the
South Dakota National Guard Enlisted
Association.
Martin Community Foundation
charitable organizations in the
Martin area.
Mattie Newcombe/Maynard Newcombe
Fund
Earnings awarded to the Casey Tibbs Foundation
Fund.
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Mellette County Community Foundation
charitable organizations in the Mellette County
area.
Melvin “Bud” & Jo Ohlson Scholarship Fund
Earnings awarded to non-profit and charitable
organizations as designated by the donor.
Merlin & Almeta Jacobsen Memorial Fund
To provide educational scholarships to graduates
of the Gregory School District.
Mickelson Fund
Earnings awarded at the recommendation of the
family.
Midland Community Foundation
charitable organizations in the Midland area.
Midland Community Scholarship Fund
Awarded to graduating Midland High School
students.
Milton & Leona Lindell Scholarship Fund
Initiated by Mr. and Mrs. Lindell, this Scholarship
Fund will provide financial scholarships for Veblen
area students graduating from any high school
and approved by the local committee to attend
any college, university or accredited vocational
school.
Miller Area Foundation
charitable organizations in the Miller area.
Mobridge Educational Foundation Fund
To provide senior scholarships and
undergraduate grants to students of Mobridge.
Morgan-Naslund Faith Library Fund
the donor.
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Mt. Pleasant Cemetery Fund
Established by W.M. Looby, Thomas L. Looby and
Patrick Franklin, the earnings from this designated
fund will provide financial support to the Mt.
Pleasant Cemetery Association in Artesian, South
Dakota.
Pierre/Ft. Pierre Area Community
Foundation
charitable organizations in the Pierre-Ft. Pierre area.
Also contains the Pierre/Ft. Pierre Youth
Philanthropy Fund.
Nordby Family Fund
the family.
Pierre Kiwanis Foundation
Income used to support charitable and nonprofit
causes as directed by the Pierre Kiwanis
Foundation Board.
Northwestern Community Foundation
To provide scholarships to graduating seniors in
the Northwestern School District or for other
purposes as designated by the Northwestern
Community Foundation.
Pollock Community Foundation
non-profit purposes within the Pollock
Community.
Oglala Lakota College Calvin Jumping Bull
Scholarship Fund
Scholarship fund to support the Oglala Lakota
College as determined by the donor.
Parks and Wildlife Foundation's, Adams
Nature Preserve Fund
To provide financial support to the Adams
Homestead and Nature Preserve Fund as
recommended by the South Dakota Parks &
Wildlife Foundation.
Parkston Area Foundation
nonprofit purposes in the Parkston community.
Paul and Ann Sigelman Fund
To provide financial support to Prairie Lakes
Health Care Foundation and to the Watertown
Perry and Doreen Evans Scholarship Fund
To provide scholarships for graduates from South
Dakota high schools with preference to students
residing within Clark and Codington Counties.
Producers Beef Bank, Inc.
To provide financial support for the promotion of
beef production.
Rasmussen Family Fund
A Donor Advised fund established by the family
to support non-profit and charitable causes in the
Wessington Springs community.
Ray & Grace Dearborn Hand County Youth
Development Fund
To provide scholarships for Hand County area
youth.
Reuben & Marloe Bareis Family Fund
A Donor Advised Fund established by the Dr.
Reuben and Marloe Bareis to benefit non-profit
and charitable causes at the recommendation of
the donors.
Rice Memorial Scholarship Fund
To provide scholarships for Bennett County High
School graduates.
Richard Joy Fund
Established by Mr. Joy, this Donor Advised Fund
will be used to provide financial support to
charities and non-profits at the donor’s
recommendation.
Richard "Rich" and Sharon Cutler Family
Fund
To support charitable and non-profit purposes at
the recommendation of the family including the
University of South Dakota Foundation
Robert Disburg Memorial Scholarship Fund
To provide scholarships for players from the
American Legion Post 8 baseball team, Pierre, SD.
Roland Dolly Leadership Fund
the family.
Ron Reed Memorial Fund
the family.
Russ & Marilyn Christiansen Family Fund
the family.
Ruth D. Frick Ames Fund
To provide scholarships for education in a
registered nursing program.
Sandvig Family Fund
the family.
Sarah N. Dipity Fund
To provide financial support to the Custer County
Library and to students of the Custer High
School Band Program for music scholarships.
Sattler Wildlife Fund
Fifty-percent to be considered a revolving loan
fund available to non-profit hunting developers to
purchase public hunting ground within 20 miles
of Avon, South Dakota, and fifty-percent for
wildlife habitat development within 20 miles of
Avon, SD.
Schoenhard Community Foundation
charitable organizations in Chamberlain and
surrounding areas.
Seljeskog Family Fund
To support charitable and nonprofit causes as
directed by the board of directors of the
Seljeskog Family Foundation of Rapid City, South
Dakota.
SESDAC Foundation
Advised Fund to provide financial support to
programs for people with disabilities as
recommended by the SESDAC board. Includes
Byron Bymers Memorial Fund.
Sisseton Area Foundation
charitable organizations in the Sisseton area.
South Dakota Auto Dealers Association
To provide financial support to educational
scholarships at the recommendation of the South
Dakota Auto Dealers Association.
SDATC Memorial Scholarship Fund
This fund will be used to provide financial
scholarships to students attending technical
schools pursuing a career in the field of
telecommunications. The scholarship awards are
overseen by the South Dakota Association of
Telephone Cooperatives.
South Dakota Bar Foundation
To support the charitable activities of the South
Dakota Bar Foundation, Pierre, South Dakota.
South Dakota CASA Association Fund
CASA Association.
South Dakota Chiropractic Association
Fund
To provide financial support to the operation and
programs of the South Dakota Chiropractic
Association.
South Dakota Engineering Society Fund
To provide financial support to various
educational programs and various society related
activities as recommended by the South Dakota
Engineering Society.
South Dakota Farm Bureau Scholarship
Fund
To provide funds for scholarships as directed by
the South Dakota Farm Bureau.
South Dakota Library Fund
Libraries.
Southeastern Behavioral Healthcare Fund
To provide financial support to the mission of
Southeastern Behavioral Healthcare Inc.
South Dakota Lions Eye Bank, Inc. Fund
To provide financial support to SD Lions Eye
Bank, Inc.
Spearfish Community Foundation
charitable organizations in the Spearfish area. Also
contains:
City of Spearfish Fund
High Plains Heritage Society Fund
Spearfish Banner Settlement Fund
Spearfish Center for Arts &
Humanities Fund
Spearfish Volunteer Fire Department
South Dakota Guardianship Program
Guardianship Program.
South Dakota Manufactured Housing
Association Fund
Advised fund to support charitable and
educational programs at the recommendation of
the South Dakota Manufactured Housing
Association.
South Dakota Hall of Fame Charitable
Perpetual Fund
Hall of Fame, Chamberlain, South Dakota.
South Dakota National Guard Minuteman
Fund
Designiated fund to help support the South
Dakota National Guard Museum.
South Dakota Heritage Fund Endowment
Heritage Fund for the South Dakota State Historical
Society, Pierre, South Dakota.
South Dakota Nurses Foundation
Earnings used to provide financial support to
South Dakota Nurses Foundation.
South Dakota Highway Patrol Fund
Advised Fund to support charitable and non-profit
programs recommended by the South Dakota
Highway Patrol.
South Dakota Highway Superintendents
Association Fund
charitable causes within the State of South
Dakota.
South Dakota Humanities Council
Foundation Fund
A permanent endowment fund to provide
ongoing financial support to the South Dakota
Humanities Council programming.
South Dakota Junior Golf Foundation
Junior Golf Foundation.
South Dakota School for the Deaf Fund
School for the Deaf.
Springfield College Museum Fund
Funds shall be used to support the activities of
the Springfield College Archives and Museum.
St. Michaels Cemetery Perpetual Care Fund
To provide financial support to St. Michael’s
Cemetery in Herreid, South Dakota.
St. Wilfrid's Parish Fund
To provide financial support to the parish
cemetery, seminarian education, or as directed
by the parish council.
South Dakota Symphony Orchestra
To provide financial support to The South Dakota
Symphony Orchestra. Also contains:
David Elder Violin Chair Fund
Nicole Keirnes Fund
McDonald Grandchildren Flute
Chair Fund
Life Celebrations Fund
Hugo and Mabel Koerner Fund
Sturgis Banner Settlement
Funds shall be used solely for the provision of
elderly and health care in the Sturgis, South Dakota
community.
South Dakota Trial Lawyers Association
Designated fund to provide financial support to
the South Dakota Trial Lawyers Association’s
Children In Need Fund.
Tom & Cindy Lillibridge Family Fund
To provide financial support to charity and nonprofit organizations as recommended by Tom
and Cindy Lillibridge.
South Dakota Wheat, Inc.
Wheat, Inc., a non-profit organization that serves
wheat producers across South Dakota.
Trustee & Staff Fund
Contributions are made and earnings awarded by
the South Dakota Community Foundation’s board
of directors and staff.
Timothy & Carol Kay Bjorkman Foundation
charitable entities at the recommendation of the
family.
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Virginia McKnight Binger Memorial Fund
This fund memorializes Ms. McKnight Binger,
daughter of William L. McKnight and former head
of the McKnight Foundation in Minneapolis,
Minnesota.
William H. Edwards Scouting Fund
To provide financial support to benefit the
operations of the Sioux Council, Boy Scouts of
America, in support of scouting in the Aberdeen
area.
Vermillion Area Community Foundation
To support non-profit and charitable programs in
the Vermillion area. Includes the Bill Radigan
Civic Awards Fund, and the David W. Day Family
Endowment Fund.
Willow Lake Community Foundation
To support nonprofit and charitable programs in
the Willow Lake area.
Vermillion Lions Club Fund
To support the activities of the Vermillion Lions
Club, Vermillion, South Dakota.
Virgil (Bill) Fulwider Family Fund
To provide financial support to the Fund's Board
of Directors designee.
Volga Area Community Foundation
Income used to support charitable and nonprofit
causes in the Volga area.
Wagner Area Foundation
charitable organizations in the Wagner area.
Watertown Community Foundation
charitable organizations in the Watertown area.
Wayne & Jacque Gustafson Family Fund
To support non-profit and charitable purposes at
the recommendation of the family.
Wessington Springs Area Community
Foundation
charitable organizations in the Wessington Springs
Area.
W.H. Sturges Family Scholarship Fund
Awarded to selected Winner High School
graduating senior or alumnus entering into a
health related field of study.
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Wilma L. Kegler Unrestricted Fund
Funds shall be distributed by the SDCF.
Wilmer and Esther Werner Family
Scholarship Fund
To provide scholarships to individuals who plan
to attend a college or technical school at the
WM Looby Bennett County Scholarship
Fund
Awarded to graduating Bennett County High
School students.
Yankton Area Foundation
charitable organizations in the Yankton area.
Bauer Halsted Scholarship Fund
Scholarship Fund established to assist
continuing education for science or
math teachers that teach within a 5
mile radius of Yankton, or for students
from that same radius to attend
science camps.
YBA Educational Endowment Fund
To provide financial support to college
scholarships for YBA students.
2005 Foundation Donors
The South Dakota Community Foundation received over $7 million in contributions to our permanent endowment in Fiscal Year 2005. Following is a list of contributors to the various funds
within the SDCF.
Aberdeen Area Community
Foundation
Hospital Patient Transportation
Fund
Aberdeen Area Foundation
Anonymous
Batteen, John & Dorothy
Cutler, Bruce
Harms Oil Company
Huffman Jr, Richard E
Orthopedic Surgery Specialists,
LTD
Plymouth Congregational Church
Premack, Mr. & Mrs. Herschel
Turnquist, Dean & Bertha
Wischmeier, MD, Curt & Susan
AIA South Dakota Scholarship
Fund
AIA South Dakota
Alcester Health Services
Buum, Adele
Cole, Tom
Gubbrud, John D
Kratochvil, Mac
Kratochvil, Maxine Memorial
McKellips, Roger
Osterloh, Kathy
Peterson, Florence Trust
ALM Fund
Blatter, Tina M.
Watkins, Jenneil
American Bank & Trust
Armour Community Foundation
Altenburg, Jerry
Wiese, Carter
Bob & Marlene Deal Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Suhn, LeAnn
Associated General Contractors
of South Dakota, Inc. Building
Chapter Fund
AGC of SD, Inc. Building Chapter
Booth Society, Inc. Fund
Booth Society, Inc.
Beresford Medical Clinic
Bethesda of Beresford
City of Beresford
Cleberg, Patrick
Cotton, Dan Jr. & Edna
First Federal Bank-Beresford
Frieberg, Evonne
Frieberg, Thomas
Johnson, Ronald Alfred
Lewis Family Drug
McGill, Michael & Pamela
Nothdurft, Melvin & Dorthy
Nygaard, Erik
Nygaard, Everett & Joan
Printers, Inc.
Shennum, Donald & Bonnie
Smith, J. Monte
Twentieth Century Club
Wass Home for Funerals, Inc.
Bernard J. Stepina Scholarship
Fund
Stepina Ttee, Bernard & Maxine
Blake & Marcia Hoffman Family
Fund
Hoffman, Blake & Marcia
Bob & Lori Sutton Family Fund
Sutton, Bob & Lori
Boyd & Dody Hopkins Family
Foundation
Hopkins, Boyd & Dody
Brian Meyer Memorial
Scholarship Fund
SD Association of Telephone
Cooperatives
6000 Investment Club
Andrews, Roger & Judy
Atkinson, Louise
Baker, Shari
Barrett, Don & Terri
Barrett, Joey
Barrett, Ray & Agnes
Beck, Arnold & Norma
Benda, Chan & Carol
Bien, Neil & Muriel
Boone, Loren & Deanna
Bosse, Gordon
C. B. Investment Club
Card, Charles & Karyl
Carlson, Norman
Cease, Roger & Rosie
Christenson, Bernard W. & Sally
Christenson, Roger & Kris
Christofferson, Norman & Sheila
Cutler, Loren & Connie
Dahme, Troy & Lisa
Damgaard, Randall W.
Dinger, Gerald & Darlene
Docter, David & KayLeen
Duerre, Kent
Duerre, Marcella
Dwight, Jay & Cheryl
Family
Family & Friends
Farrar, Frank & Patricia
Foster, Curtis & Jan
Foster, Eunice
Foster, Mirl & Eunice
Fredrickson, Misty & Drew
Freiss, Doris
Furman, Lee & Jeanne
Garske, Darlys
Grupe, Cyntha, Zach, Zane & Faith
Grupe, Roger & Lori
Gunderson, Lylas & Mavis
Haaland, Dean & Diana
Haaland, Merrill
Haaland, Terry & Marcia
Halverson, Sherman & Coleen
Hanse, Barney & Carol
Heitmann, Deena & Adrian
Henehan, DeLores
Horton, Inc.
Hove, Mark & Beth
Hughes, Dale
Jansen, Jason & Melissa
Jarrett, Ronald R
Jaspers, Terry & Sandi
Jens, Doug & Sherri
Jensen, Marty & Val
Johnson, Bud & Sally
Johnson, Caroline
Johnson, Lee & Phyllis
Jones, Curtis & Mavis
Juelfs, Elaine
Juelfs, John & JoAnn & Tina Witham
Kadoun, Shelly & Jay
Kann, Clinton & Lisa
Koropchak, Olive
Krista, Pete & Mavis
Kristofferson, Richard & Diane
Kristofferson, Richard & Diane & Jared
Kurschat, William E & Marti
Larson, John
Larson, Terry
Lien, Irene
Likness, Ryan
Lindberg, Larry & Donna
Loebs, Blaire & Julie
MacConnell, Eric & Diane
Many Friends
Marshall County Commissioners
Meeker, Gordon & Debby
Meyer, Dexter & Shirley
Micko, Marty & Julie
Mitchell, David & Diane
Moeckly, Clark & Pam
Nelson, Daryl & Rodney
Nelson, Mary
Nelson, Nancy
Nickelson, Dan & Tamie
Ogren, John
Oland, Melvin & Kay
Olsen, Mallary & Blair
Olson, Brian & Tammy
Olson, Lela
Parrow, Patty & Rob
Pearson, Robert & Waldeen
Perkins Family
Peters, James & Sandra
Peters, Leo & Darlene
Peterson, Harland & Jane
Price, Terry & Pam
Rabenberg, Amaryllis
Roehr, Patty
Sanders, Jill
Schaaf, Greg & Virgie
Schneider, Duane & Jane
Schott, George & Dorothy
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2005 Foundation Donors (cont.)
Schuller, Roger & Shirley
Skare, Ralph & Darlene
Skjonsberg, Samie & Annetta
Spiry, A William & Patty
Stillson, Kenneth & Dorothy
Swanson, Cheryl
Swanson, Cody
Thoelke, Bryce & Marge
Tobin, Scott & Kris
Tobin, Scott, Kris & Jeffrey
Vander Vorst, Billy & Corrine
Vietor, Steve & Dinah
Waletich, Peter & Lorraine
Williams, Gina
Williams, Maris & Connie
Williams, Robbert and Gina
Williams, Vollie Ann
Wismer, Charles & Colleen
Zuehlke, Gary & Karen
Britton-Hecla School Foundation
Anna Bushby Scholarship Fund
Bushby, Roy
Dena Kilker Scholarship Fund
Britton-Hecla School District
Britton Student Council Scholarship
Fund
Trautmann, Lloyd & Marian
Burke Community Memorial Hospital
Jones, Inez
Jon Glover Memorial Scholarship
Fund
Glover, Lois
Canistota Communinty Foundation
Adams Construction, Inc.
Anderson Publications
Anderson, Matt & Susan
Anderson, Wendell & Betty
Baxa, James & Susan
Bunger, Russell
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Canistota Chemical, LLC
Canistota Good Samaritan Center
Canistota Senior Citizens
Cooper, Mary
Dawson, Donald G
J Bartmann Company
Keller, Chad
Knox, Dale
Lambertz, Orval & Betty
Nielsen, Jeff & Janine
Nugteren, Darin W. and Lisa R.
Ortman, Charles
Ortman, Doug & Leann
Ortman, Dr. Ivan J
Ortman, Dr. Jay W & Somer
Ortman, Dr. Ryan & Bridget
Ortman, Tom R.
Ortman, Wayne H.
Schenkel, Don L.
Scott, Alvin & Carolyn
Scott, Jeff & Angie
Union Telephone Company
Weiland, Dr. Lon S.
Weiland, Dr. Todd L.
White's Electric
Wormstadt, Wayne
Aslin, Mr & Mrs John
Buseman, Marty & Joyce
Centerville Area Chamber of Commerce
Flesher, Tom & Joni
Hansen, Bill & Jan
Hansen, Scott & Kristi
Holmberg, Doug and Julie
Kappenman, Pat
Knutson, Jerome
Linngren, Thomas & Paige
Lopez, Barbara
Meier, Rev. Denis E.
Miller, Mr. & Mrs. Don
Neiles, William & Joseph
Ostrem, Mr. & Mrs. Boyd
Overgaard, Larry & Susan
Overgaard, Mrs. Lloyd
Printers, Inc.
Smith, Mrs. Gordon
Stevens, Doug & Jan
Children's Home Society-Child Advocacy
Center of the Black Hills Fund
Children's Home Foundation
DenBesten, Donna
Farmers State Bank
Ligtenberg, Norman
Menning, Dr. LL
Nagel, Alan & Debra
Schmucker, Paul, Nohr & Associates
Aadland, Nita
Althoff, Marla
Barry, Nancy C
Barry, Virginia C.
Bartos, Josh & Nancy
Bauer, Joan
Bent, Tim
Berger, Daniel & Kara
Bloom, Mary
Bremmon, Dennis
Brown, Leone
Bryant, Jane
Bucholz, Marty
Bundy, Monte
Cape, Lisa
Coughlin, Erica
Czmowski, Monte
Dacotah Bank-Webster
Dakotacare
Dargatz, Gayle
Darrington, Dennis & Donna
Delaney, James or Margaret
Delaney, Vander Linden & Delaney
Deutsch, Shelley
Dunse, Mike
Erdmann, Mark S
Fields, Cory & Heidi
Fosheim, Vi
Foundry, Inc.
Franson, Valerie
Gabler, Mike
Gaikowski, Jill
Garry, G. Todd
Gollnick, John & Lana
Gravley, Elizabeth & Kurt
Grimes, Laurie
Grimsrud, Roger & Olive
Halvorsen, Paul & Shirley
Heitmann, Tari
Herrick, Leon
Horter, Randy
Jewel, Carmen
Johnson, Audrey & Mark
Johnson, Nathan & Shontelle
Johnson, Vi
Kennedy, Ann
Kennedy, Marlene
Kolden, David & Lisa
Kroll, Jennifer
Kulesa, Cindy
Kurkowski, Gloria
Kurkowski, Travis
Lee, Deb
Lemmon, Charles
Lesnar, Colleen Marylyn
Lone, Daniel
Lone, Mike
Lone, Tom
Mahlen, John & Corinne
Mammenga, Darcy
Marko, Adam
Marko, James
Marx, Kenny
Meek, Terry & Jerry
Menking, Dan
Miotke, Carla
Miotke, Jamie
Nilson, Bobbi
Nolte, Alyssa
Novak, G.
Otto, Alan
Parker, Lucy & Keith
Pereboom & Pereboom Café, Jay
Premus, John
Reichmann, April
Reiprich, Deborah
Rithmiller, Dawn
Rithmiller, Shawn
Sampson, Terry
Sannes, Cpt John W & Jenika
Sannes, Kathryn
Sannes, Thomas & Angela
Sartos, Nancy
Sattler, Eugene
Schmidt, Marcia
Schuster, Chris
Scott, Tracy
Shoemaker, Alyssa
Sigdestad, David & Ava
Snaza, Tanya
Spiering, Bill
Spiering, Timothy & Julie
Spiering, Linnae
Spiering, Zoe
Steiner, Tammie
Squires, Thomas & Peggy
Stark, Leon
Tracy, Mark
Valsvig, Doug
Valsvig, Kari
Vander Linden, Leon & Donna
VanPatten, Jeff
Vogl, Daniel & Rosemary
Wagner, Larry & Connie
Waldner, Susan
Washenburger, Leo
Waubay 125th Celebration
Wickre, Jennifer
Wika, Mark
Williams, Judy
Williams, Vollie Ann
Delyle L. Huber Memorial Fund
Huber, Joan M.
Discovery Foundation
Friends of the Middle Border, Inc.
Sattler, Donald C.
Donald Clyde Simmons Family Foundation
Simmons Jr, Donald C
Erwin A. & Georgiabelle M. Stainbrook
Fund
Stainbrook Estate, Georgiabelle
Lion's Club of Parkston-Georgiabelle
Stainbrook Fund
SD Chapter of Shriner's Hospital
for Cripled Children-Georgiabelle
Stainbrook Fund
Easter Seals of South DakotaGeorgiabelle Stainbrook Fund
Our Home, Inc. of HuronGeorgiabelle Stainbrook Fund
Abbott House, Inc. of MitchellGeorgiabelle Stainbrook Fund
Mitchell Area Adjustment Training
Center-Georgiabelle Stainbrook
Fund
Avera St. Benedict FoundationGeorgiabelle Stainbrook Fund
Evelyn & Bill Lohmann Conservation Fund
Ward, Kenneth & Margaret
First Fidelity Bank & Gregory Community
Foundation
First Fidelity Bank-Gregory
Grossenburg Implement, Inc.
Hegg, Peter & Marilyn
Nemer, Dr. R. G.
Rosebud Concrete, Inc.
Anderson, Paul or Marjorie
First Fidelity Bank-Murdo
Geisler, Dave
First Fidelity Bank & Platte Area
Foundation
Prairie Valley Farm, Inc.
Farmers Alliance Mutual Insurance Company
First Fidelity Bank- Winner
Goodhope, Keith & Gracia
Keiser, Chuck
Schlaikjer, Arthur
Grossenburg Family Fund
Grossenburg Cattle Company, Inc.
Grossenburg Implement, Inc.
Grossenburg, Barry & Marilyn
Grossenburg, Gene & Pat
Rosebud Concrete, Inc.
Matousek Family Fund
Matousek, William J
First Western Bank Custer Area Foundation
Custer Lions Club
Trask, Gertrude
Hofer, Emily
Freeman Memorial Fund
Action Electric Company
ADA Electric, Inc.
Advance Electric
Al Sutton Electric
American Electric
Arneson Electric
B.C. Electric, Inc.
Baumgartner Electric
Bergstrom Electric
Buck's Electric, Inc.
Century Electric, Inc.
Clites Electric
Cunningham Electric
Dockter's Electric Inc.
Eagle Electric of Grand Forks, Inc.
Efraimson Electric, Inc.
Engelstad Electric
Fargo Electric
Ferding Electric
Flint Electric
Freeman's Electric Service
Fulda Electric Service, Inc.
Grant's Mechanical Inc.
IES North Plains
M.L.H. Electric
McGuire Electric
Muth Electric, Inc.
Rocks Electric
Sorlien Electric Inc.
Strata Electrical Division
Studt Electric
George & Ellen Penn, Earl & Lempi Penn &
Audrey Penn Anderson Scholarship Fund
Penn Trust, Dave & Beverly
George & Ellen Penn, Earl & Lempi Penn &
Dave & Bev Penn Scholarship Fund
Penn Trust, Dave & Beverly
Granary Rural Cultural Center
Brown, Mitchell
Davidson, John & Beard, Cathy
Fischer, Ron & Pat
Fliehs, Janice
Hoefer, Jennifer
Kneebone, Ted
Meyer, Joyce
Morrow, John
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Morrow, Stephen T
Morrow, Teresa
Schuelke, Robert E
Sieh, William
Sieling, Robert & Allene Giesen
Thompson, Robert & Mary
Webb, Robert & Kathy
Weber, Mike & Lorrie
Whiteside, William & Mary Ann
Scholarship Fund
BMI Agengy, Inc.
Fliehs, Larry & Mrs. Larry
Gilchrist, Jan
Harry, Larry & Kathy
Heinz, Christopher & Lisa
Heinz, Richard
Heinz, Tom & Jane
Hoops, Gary
Mahan, Tom & Alesa
Pigors, David
Rexroad, Connie
Saunders, Greg
Schley, Jerry & Jaclyn
Wegner, Bob & Jeannette
Harry & Denice Knapp Family Fund
Knapp, Harry & Denice
Heartland Area United Way Fund
United Way Heartland Region
Herreid Community Foundation
Ackerman Ranch
Bernie's Beefstro
Campbell County Bank
City of Herreid
Community Action Group-Herreid
County Cuts
Curl Up & Dye
Dakota Dreams
Dakota Rangers
Dakota Stainless Inc.
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Grandmas Kitchen
Herreid Area Boosters
Herreid Area Boosters Community Found.
Herreid Dental
Herreid Economic Development
Herreid Good Samaritan Center
Herreid Livestock Market
Herreid School
Herreid Sporting Center
Herreid Students Council
Herreid Super Stop
Herreid Valu Market
Home Interior
Horner Enterprises
Huber & Son
Kroontje Law Office
Mitzel & Sons
Mobridge Candy
Modern Woodmen
NCFE
Prairie Pioneer
Quaschnick, Gordon & Dianna
Riekers
Ron's Ringneck Ranch
Ruthies
S & S Realty
Sayler Harvesting Inc
Schauer, Patricia & Ronald
Town n' Country Gals
Valley Telco Communications
Waterhole
Weisbeck Red Angus
Weisbeck Seed Farms
Hugh K. & Margaret S. Schilling Family
Fund
Schilling, Hugh K. & Margaret S.
Huron Community Foundation
A.G. Edwards & Sons, Inc.
American Trust Insurance LLC
Anderson Furniture
Anonymous
Bain, Owen & Jacki
Bank of the West California
Bartholow, Donald H Trustee
Barti Metal Processing
Barton's Heating and Cooling
Benson, Rick & Sandra
Blessinger MD, Karl J
Burnison, Earl & Verna
Bussell, Gayle
Canaries Baseball Benefit
Carr Chiropratic Clinic
Chaffee, George & Jessie
Chase, Roger D.
Christen, Paul & Donna
Churchill, Manolis, Freeman, Kludt, Shelton & Burns
Cooper, Larry & Carole
Cornerstone Financial Solutions Corp.
Dakota Family Dentistry
Dakotaland Federal Credit Union
De Kramer, Ray & Pearl
Doland, Genevieve A.
Donnell, Arthur & Jeanie
Dornbush, Darold
Erickson, Jon & Patricia
Erling, E.H.
First National Bank South Dakota
First National Bank-Pierre
Fuchs, Dr. Michael & Mary
Fullerton, Bush & Susan Landstrom
Fullerton, Hugh & Shirley
Gibbs, Margaret
Gietzen, Thomas & Marna
Goeller Properties LLC
Gohn, Steven & Kristin
Habicht, Helen C
Harrington, Gary & Rozella
Held, Michael & Beryl
Hofer, Danny & Connie
Hohm, Dr. Paul H. & Carol
Hohm, Dr. Robert & Holly
Hoyt, Marilyn
Huber, Tim & Cindy
Hull, Joan
Huron Elks #444
Huron Newspapers, LLC
Huron Noon Lions Club
Huron Steel Structures, Inc.
Huron Theatre Corp.
Huron Veterinary Hospital P.A.
Iven Jacobson Trust
Jim Long & Associates, Inc.
Kasa, Roger & Oralee
Klein, Jed & Angelyn
Klock, Laron
Kludt, David
Kludt, Douglas & Rhonda
Kuehn, Goldie
Kuhler Funeral Home
Lavallee, Paul & Michelle
Light, Thomas
Long, James A. & Joann
Long, Rick & Lisa
Marcus, Peter & Linda
Mattke, Fern Marie & Larry
Meyer Modernizing Co. Inc.
Mies, Pete
Moe, Kevin & Amber
Montgomery Agency Real Estate
Moran, Arthur R
Northwest Pipe Fittings, Inc. of Huron
Northwestern Energy
Olsen, Nels & Dorothy
Osman, Gene
Pearson, Omer & Mary
Picek, Jr. Steve & Ruby
Potter's Shoes
Preceptor Kappa Beta Sigma Phi, N 1330
Prostrollo Motor Sales, Inc.
Protective Coating Specialists, Inc.
Rieger, Robert & Kim
Ruckdaschel, Jay & Margaret
Sandve, Tom & Mary
Saylor, Howard Jr.
Schneider, Dale & Carol
Schoenhard, Donald & Lesley
Schuelke, Betty J.
Sibley, Eugene Trust
Sievert, Richard and Ruth
Signature Plus
Skys The Limit Youth Foundation
Sletten, Timothy & Terry
Sneden, John & Patricia
Snow, Huether & Coyle
Starr, Marla
Thunderbird Liquor Inc.
Tompkins, Louis & Anna
Turnwall, Michael & Patricia
Ulrich, Herman
US Bancorp Foundation
Verschoor, William P
Werner, Dick & Suzanne
Wheeler, Ronald J & Marie
Wilk, Walter
Wilkens, Bob & Barb
Woolridge, Peggy
Zitterkopf, Randy & Linda
Huron Hockey Association
Huron Hockey Association, Inc.
Bloemendaal, Dr. & Mrs. John W.
Bloemendaal, Robert & Shirley
Crissman, Earle
Ginsbach, Delores
Lent, Mary A.
Williams, David & Kristeen
Iroquois-Carthage Area Community
Foundation
Farmers & Merchants State Bank-Iroquois
Flann, Duncan D
Jerauld County Heritage Center Support Fund
Fransen, Mr. & Mrs. Charles
Kieffer, Mike & Velma
Salmen, Wayne & Beverly
Jerome A. Serocki Memorial Scholarship
Fund
Serocki, Gloria
John & Elsie Griffin Memorial Fund
Mennonite Brethren Foundation
Josie A. Stewart Scholarship Fund
Boorman, Jane
Kilian Community College Fund
Simmons Jr, Donald C
Lemmon Area Foundation
Boorman, Jane
Lloyd E. Dahley Fund
Children's Care - Lloyd Dahley Fund
Dahley Estate, Lloyd E.
Village Family Service Center
Anne Carlsen Center for Children
Jamestown College
Adrian, Robert & Patricia
Adrian, William & Donna
American Legion Auxiliary
Benda, Theresa & Anthony
Benda, Theresa, Tony & Carole
Bruning, Hollis
Buche Foods
Cherry-Todd Electric Coop, Inc.
Comp, Lois
Country Pride Cooperative
Deiss, Rose Mary
Egleston, Fred R
Ellis, SFC Jeffrey S
First Fidelity Bank- Winner
Fundraiser
Harrison, Larry
Homan, Margie & Gene
Hutchinson, Devota
Hutchinson, Larry & Darlene
J. Noteboom & Associates, Inc.
Jans, Dale & Diane
Kary, Joe
Kessler, Ernie & Colette
Koskan, John & Verna
Koskan's
Krogman, Casey & Ida
Krogman, Clarence
Krogman, Clifford & Elaine
Krogman, Harold Sr & Bessie
Krogman, Richard & Noreen
Krogman, Steve & Leigh
Leibel, Jan
Lookabill, Cora
Ludvik, Julie & George
Manke, Glenda and Jerry
Marty's Repair
Mellette County Cattlewomen
Mellette County Chamber of Commerce
Mellette County Crop Improvement Asso.
Mellette County Diamondbacks 4-H Club
Newbold, James & Kristi
Norris Extension Club
O'Bryan, John
Olson, Russell & Wanda
Perry, Frank
Pigg, Elmer & Shirley
Piper, Charlotte & Harold
R & C Partnership
Reliable Computing Systems, Inc.
Ringthunder Extension Club
Ryno, Bob & Babe
Schwarting, Helen and Jerry
Sherwood, Howard
Sinclair, William & So Chae
South Central R C & D Trust & Agency
Sparks, Red
Starkjohann, Marvin
Strain Ranch
Stromer, Herman & Donna
Sun Prairie, A Partnership
Tesar, Elizabeth
Tucker, Lance & Tracy
Tucker, Nadine
Tucker, Nadine & Family
Tyrrell, Brenda
Vig, Cheryl
Wacek, Maryetta
Wells Fargo Bank-White River
Westwood Ranch
White River High School Alumni
White River Lions Club
William Adrian Family
Williams, Marvin & Doreen & the Williams
Wyly, Mack & Karen
Nemec, Jerry
Snook, Patricia
Cahalan, Faith
Foust, Dennis & family
Hart, Jim & Nini
Heidepriem, Roberta
MOPS
Sisk, Clayton & Harriet
Mobridge Educational Foundation Fund
Mobridge Educational Foundation
Non-McKnight
Rozum, Tona
Oglala Lakota College Calvin Jumping Bull
Scholarship Fund
Oglala Lakota College
Anonymous
Bernhard, Bill & Cheryl
Bjork, Tim & Bonnie
Boddicker, Vince
Bormann, Bob & Deb
Bormann, Scott & Cheryl
Bowar, Pat & Cathy
Fergen, Craig
Fergen, Kevin & Jenny
First Dakota National Bank-Yankton
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Geidel, Paul
Haag, Doug & Mary
Hanna, David
Heisinger, Michael & Kim
Iverson, Shirley
Jones, Mrs. June
Kautz, Darleen
Koehn Brothers Funeral Home
Leadership Plenty
Maxwell, Marge
McCann, John
McCarthy, Mary
McCright, Stanley
McLaury Engineering
Meisinholder, Garald
Mendro, Dr. & Mrs. Rob
Mickley, David & Mary
Mogck, Arlo & Judy
Monson, Charles
Murtha, Kevin & Becky
Neuberger, Rose
Northwestern Energy
Parkston Dental Clinic
Pattishall, Lynn
Reinhart, Kathleen
Sack, Debra
Sandhoff, George & Diane
Schelske, Helen
Schoenfish & Company
Schulz, Margaret
Singleton, Diana & Wayne
Singleton, Joe
Snyder, Eunice
Statz, Joseph & Linda
Statz, Michael
Statz, Steve
Sudbeck, William & Gerry
Untereiner, John & Irene
Van Vleet, JoAnn
Varney Pharmacy
Weber Woodworking
Weidenbach, Paul & Barb
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Weisz, JoAnn & Roy
Wermers, Herbert
Williams, Cecilla
Wittenhagen, LynaBeryl
Wuertzer Fertilizer
Wuertzer, Alma
Yoch, Duane
Young, Shirley
Pierre/Ft. Pierre Area Community
Foundation
Adam, Thomas & Patrica
Christenson, Bernard W. & Sally
Cruse, Peggy & Max
Judson, Matt & Stephanie
Wegner, Tony
Wyly, Mack & Karen
Paul and Ann Sigelman Fund
Sigelman, Ann
Acheson, Ruth
Atkinson, Larry & Roberta
Bachman, Lila Meisner
Bader, Oscar D (Bud)
Boehm, Jeff & Paula
Boelkes, Luella Ryckman
Bootsma, Robert
Christensen, Donald & Amanda
Dornbush Family, L.H.
Dutt, Marv & Mavis
Esposito, Karen (Hollaar)
Hanson, Ralph & Darlene
Hanson, Troy & Jamie
Heimbuck-Arndt, Laura
Johnson, Lois
Kluckman, Delores
Kluckman, Martha
Knudson, Allan & Jean
Kruger, Gary
Lyngstad, R. G & Lorraine
Moens, Deb
Odde, Robert
Overgaard, Larry & Susan
Overgaard, Mrs. Lloyd
Parrott, Carolyn & Charles
Parrott, Sherman
Preszler, Elmer
Putnam, Jackson K
Putnam, John T
Reierson, Gene
Ritter, Marlene
Ryckman, Arlo & Lenora
Salzer, Margaret
Schmidt, Ronald & Jan
Perry & Doreen Evans Scholarship Fund
Evans, Perry & Doreen
Pierre Kiwanis Foundation
Bonde, David
Ferding, Cory
Forman, JC & BR
Gill, Robert & Laurie R.
Glover, Bonnie M. & Lowell B.
Graham Tire Compnay of Pierre, Inc.
Grinager, Howard & Karen
Handcock, Ben & Patsy
Hedman, Gill
Hoeppner, Karl & Jean
Hughes County Sheriff's Office
Jones, Scott
Kleinjan, Brenda
Knecht, Paul H & Kim R
Lindquist, Eldon & Betty
Mammenga, Jeffrey A. & Lisa R.
Peterson, Scott
Pierre Kiwanis Club
Reynolds, Jeannine
Stengle, John
Thompson, Charles M
Urbach, Rev Jon B
Van Lith, Patrick S.
Wal-Mart Foundation
Wattier, Jerry
Weiss, Larry L. & Colleen A.
Wright, Randall E. & Alice
Schnabel, Duane & Karen
Sjomeling, Howard & Katherine
Sjomeling, Maryann
Solmonson, Larry & Dawn
Vander Vorste, LuAnn
Vandervorste, Irene & Dwight
Wittmeier, Donald & Iva
Rasmussen Family Fund
Messengers of Healing Winds Foundation
Richard Joy Fund
Braase, Ordell
Hart, Jim & Nini
Mickelson, Mark
Statz, Steve & Julie
Roger & Ruth Nordby Gift Annuity
Nordby, Roger & Ruth
Ruth D. Frick Ames Fund
Ames, Scott & Margaret
Sarah N. Dipity Fund
Anonymous
Sattler Wildlife Fund
South Dakota Parks and Wildlife Foundation
SD Chiropractic Foundation
South Dakota Chiropractic Foundation
Alliance Communications
Hanson, Clinton & Lois
Interstate Telecommunications Cooperative
James Valley Telecommunications
Roberts County Telephone Coop Assoc
Taylor, Betty E.
SESDAC Foundation
SESDAC Foundation, Inc.
Byron Bymers Memorial Fund
Bymers, Carol
Beth Sholom Sisterhood
Blatt, Lillian
Brooks, Michael
Brooks, Spencer
Dacotah Bank-Sisseton
Eide, Andrew & Marjorie
Eneboe, Steve
Friedlander, Douglas & Anne
Friedlander, Edwin & Kathryn
Friedman, Dr. & Mrs. William
Hagen, Don L & V. M.
House, Diana R.
Merxbauer, Bonny
Northeast South Dakota Economic Corporation
Ostheim, Mary S.
Robbins, Joan Rivera
Roberts County National Bank
Rose, Alan & Jill
Sanden, Martha
Schmid, Richard & Mina
Schneider, Jane
Schuch, Joe & Evelyn
Torness, Mary C.
Torness, William & Mary
Vellenga, Rita
Wambheim, Ivan and Lois
William J. Holland Foundation
Zandstra, Estelle & Mike
South Dakota Auto Dealers Association
Bair, Richard & Lois
Cotton, Dan Jr. & Edna
Jacobsen Ford-Mercury, Inc.
Lindstrom, Barbara T.
Prostrollo Motor Sales, Inc.
Robinson Motors, Inc.
Roskos, John
SD Auto Dealers Association
SDADA Services, Inc.
South Dakota Automobile Dealers Ass'n.
South Dakota Trucking Association
South Dakota CASA Association Fund
Beddow, Dr James & Jean
Clarkson, Maureen
Collins, Thomas
Fischer-Clemens, Deb
Frost, Larry & Connie
Horizon Properties, Inc.
Kallemeyn, Sharon
Murschel OD, Dennis & Catherine Everett
South Dakota CASA Association
Wheeler, Jerry & Kelly
South Dakota Farm Bureau Scholarship
Fund
Ekstrum, Agnes & Richard
Held, Michael & Beryl
South Dakota Highway Patrol Fund
Broderick, Mr & Mrs B M
Eisnach, Dennis & Shirley
Highway Patrol Coffee Fund
SD Highway Patrol Fraternal Fund
South Dakota Junior Golf Foundation
Kirby, Dan & Arlene
South Dakota National Guard Minuteman
Fund
Army Guard Federal Credit Union
Back, CW2 Karen D
Birnbaum, CSM Mike L
Carpenter, BG Ray & Mary
Christopherson, LTC Reid & Ruth
Comes, Ltc Martin J
Corbett, LTC Keith & Roxanne
Cornella, Al
Crown, CW5 Darla
Edwards, BG Ernest & Luann
Fokken, CMSgt Wayne & Lana
Gray, COL Charles & Cindy
Hawley, COL Spencer & Barbara
Hershman, COL John
Hoffman, CPT Rebecca C
Holter, LTC John & Traci
Johnson, CMSgt Robert J
Johnson, COL Craig & Marcia
McElroy, SGM Darald & Joann
Meier, Rev. Denis E.
Michels, MAJ Marshall & Lynette
Michlitsch, LTC Harvey & Barbara
Revell, CMSgt Edwin D
Richard, COL Marland H
Sanchez, COL Anthony M
Steensma, CMSgt Wayne L.
Thompson, MAJ Marlon & Colleen
Waeckerle, CW4 Bill V
Weber, MAJ John P
Weiss, Larry L. & Colleen A.
Werdal, COL Lowell J
Alvine, Judy
Anderberg, Avon & Les
Brendtro, Gary & Mary
Buseman, Judy
Clements, Deb Fischer
Crosswait, Rebecca
Dangel, Mike & Julia
Ducheneaux, Theresa T.
Edelen, Mary & Joseph
Elverson, Cynthia
Fjelland, Marlin & Joyce
Foland, Dr. Kay
Freund, Linda
Fuller, William & Gail
Gaalswyk, Judy
Goeden, Pat
Hazeltine, David & Joyce
Heine, Doris
Herrera, Elena
Hohm, Susan
Ihli, Mary
Ingram, Mary
Jacobson, Ed & Sandy
Jira, Rose Mary G.
Justice, Darcy Sherman
Kenner, Patricia-West River Foundation
Kleinsasser, Ardelle
Lee, Elizabeth
Nursing Student Association of South Dako
O'Connor, Don & Mary
Olson, Roberta & David
Petersen, Ellann K
Peterson, James & Jane
Piper, Mary V.
Rehorst, Sharon M
Schad, Sidney & Verna
Sechser, Pat
Shaver, Craig & Patricia
Smith, Sherry & Dennis
Smyer, Theodore F, M.D. & Patricia Smyer
Stevens, Gary & Audrey
Texel, Carla
Tjeerdsma, Marjorie
Whaley, George & Lenore
Wolter, Dale & Karen
South Dakota Symphony Orchestra
Anonymous
Daby, Darin & Diane
de Bellis, Serena
Fausch, Mark & Mary Kay
McDonald, Barb
McMurchie, Boyd & Barb
Pay, Dr. Douglas & Sandra
Romine, Rachel
Simonz, Rebecca
South Dakota Symphony
Stengel, Jack & Linda
Stensland, Vern & Ronda
Hugo and Mabel Koerner Fund
Bennett, Tom & Julia
Bergmann, Dawn
Brieher, Bill & Dee
Cardinal, Colleen
Cleven, Erwin & Lorraine
de Bellis, Serena
Fausch, Mark & Mary Kay
Grant, Donald & Carolyn
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Henkin, Sylvia
Holmvik, Evelyn
Hove, David & Connie
Krolikowski, John & Julie
Kuck, Ruth
Magnuson, Nellie
Margulies, Carolyn
Northrup, Robert & Lorine
Platt, Don & Ann
Punt, Gerry & Julie
Ryan, Shirley
Schoppert, Scott & Cindy
Severtson, Ronald & Verrella
Slunecka, Fred & Sandy
Smith, Charline
Stephens, Charlotte
Symphony League
Thoelke, Mary
Wald, James & Sherri Sundem
Watzek, Candy
Wilds, John
Williams, Ardis
Life Celebrations Fund
Dimick, Michael & Deb
Friesen, Curt & Julie Anderson
Schaap, Darrell & Twyla
Simmons, Donald & Rachelle Schaap
Simmons
South Dakota Symphony
McDonald Grandchildren Flute
Chair Fund
Christensen, David & Mary Jo
McDonald, Barb
Nicole Keirnes Fund
Keirnes, Duncan & Elinor
Schoeneman, Alvin C.
David Elder Violin Chair Fund
Aguilar, Rich & Sue
Bennett, Tom & Julia
Broadwell, Kathy
Carlson, Craig & Terri
Elder, Lelia
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Getting, Richard
Henkin, Sylvia
Kennedy, Craig & Gail
Kunkel, Shirley
Larsen, Kent & Barbara
McMurchie, Boyd & Barb
Olson, Scott & Kim
Peckham, John & Trudy
Quail, Jane
Edinger, W.F. & J.A.
Ferguson Farms
Fischbach, Art
Halverson, Steve
Johnson, Gary & Amaine
Maltby, Daniel & Jane
Midwest Cooperatives
Schwab, Carol & Louise
Shea, Duane & JoAnn
Young, Thomas & JoAnne
Southeastern Behavioral Healthcare Fund
Anonymous
Dafoe, Helen
Greenfield, Bob
Johnson, Jeff & Amy
Kirby, Dan & Arlene
Kolb, Jason & Jessica
Krebs, Mitch & Shantel
Lindquist, Steven & Patricia
Ritondaro, Gary & Bonita
Southeastern Behavioral Healthcare
Wright, J
Huntington, Stewart
Springfield College Museum Fund
Andera, Robert L & Sheryl M
BankWest Inc.
Barta, Richard & Marjean
Birks, Keith & Dorothy
Brosz, Gary & Shirley
Bryan, Charles & Joanne
Byrnes, Mary Pat
Chapman, Carol
College Museum Committee
Cowherd, Robert Louis & Jean
Cozine, Bruce & Cleone
DeRoos, Robert & Lorraine
Dunlap, Jay & Shiley
Dunsmore, Doris
First Dakota National Bank-Yankton
First Savings Bank of Springfield
Foss, Wilbur
Gates, Deborah
Halsey, Ken & Erin
Jansen, Duane & Arlis
Jensen, Janet
Jones, Ken
Jons, Dennis & Kristi
Kluthe, Terry & Linda
Leber, Germain & Linda
Lein, Dr. Charles & Dr. Susan
Livingston, Lester & Virginia
Ludens, Marcella
Lyngstad, Larry & Gail
Maurer, Tom & Jane
McElroy, Gerald & Kathryn
Merrill, Thomas & Dorthea
Mitchell, Jon & Virginia
Mogck, Arlo & Judy
O'Keefe, Janis
Parlet, Bob & Alice
Pesicka, Romaine & Carmen
Petrik, Ed & Willma
Remme, Wayne & Verna
Ron's Service
Rysavy, Doris
Sanders, Kristine
Security State Bank Tyndall
Slade, Jim & Lorraine
Stone, Cliff & Cathy
Stone, Thomas & Elaine
Stone, Wendy
Stork, Frank & Suzanne
Truman, Monny & Patricia
VanBeek, John & Betty
Wal-Mart Foundation
Westling, Jon & Delores
Willard, Raymond & Dee
Wingen, Jerry & Jan
St. Michael's Cemetery Perpetual Fund
Ackerman, Sandra
Albi, J
Allen, Edward & Carol
Bauer, Alton & Gladys
Blow, Brad & Jean
Brandner Brothers
Brandner Family, George
Brandner, Albertus
Brandner, Bruce
Brandner, Christine & Mitch
Brandner, Clement & Angeline
Brandner, Dorothy
Brandner, Herbert & Florence
Brandner, Lavida & Loren
Brandner, Mr. & Mrs. James
Brandner, Nicholas & Danielle
Brandner, Roland & Idora
Brockel, Bruce & Shelly
Brooks, Marietta
Collins, Peg
Eckmann, Bernadette
Farrell, Stella
Feist & Shirley Velazquez, Peter
Flyger, Steven or Kathleen
Frieh, Susan & Robert
Goehring, Aldeen & Lorie
Goehring, Inc.
Goldade, Richard & Jeannie
Graff, Jerome & Diana
Greenfield, Robert & Rose
Greenthurst, George & Lorraine
Hawkinson, Linda
Heisler, Donna
Hilt, Frank & Ann
Huber, Gerald & Patrica
Huber, Greg & Kerri
Huber, Paulette
Hummel, Edmund & Margaret
Hummel, Vince & Lorraine
Kightlinger, Genevieve
Klein, Nickolas & Mary
Kost, Tillie
Krushenisky, Richard & Beverly
Lindauere, Mary Ann
MacDougall, Karen
Madden, Mr. & Mrs. John
Malcolm, L.L. & Barbara
Mitzel, Archie & Rita
Mitzel, Tom & Mary
Mitzel, Virginia
Nelson, Gerhart & Julia
Nolz, Clara M.
Nolz, Elizabeth
O'Meara, Gertrude
Paul Damberger Company
Peterson, Keith & Carol
Pfaller, Leo & Madelyn
Presentation Sisters
Pursell, Francis & Pauline
Quaschnick, James & Marie
Quaschnick, Rick & Louise
Ritter, Florence
Ritter, Ray & Deb
Schaefbauer, Quentin
Schaefbauer, Thomas & Rosemary
Schaefbauer, W. J & Karol
Scheafbauer, M. P.
Schmidt, Fred or Julie
Schwartz, Harold & Beverly
Seiler, Caroline
Seiler, James
Seiler, Lois
Senftner, Betty
Senftner, James & Gloria
Stevenson Jr, John & Lavern
Stoltenburg, Monica M.
Street, Sylvia & Vincent
Thullner, Robert & Helen
Thyen, Dennis & Dawn
Traxinger, Francis & Joan
Traxinger, Lyle
Traxinger, Michael & Margaret
Vetter, Joe & Margaret
Weinzirl, Joseph & Ella
Weisbeck, Dale & Melanie
Weisbeck, Ernie
Weisbeck, John & Myong-Hui
Weisbeck, Magdalena Marge
Weisbeck, Mark & Esther
Weisbeck, Raymond & Rose
Weisz, Cifford & Loretta
Wilmes, Mr. & Mrs. Don
Wittmeier, Maynard & Florence
St. Wilfrid's Parish Fund
St. Wilfred's Cemetery Association
St. Wilfrid's Catholic Church
Trustee & Staff Fund
Johnson, John & Marilyn
Jostad, Robert
Riter, Charles & Kathleen
Vermillion Area Community Foundation
Esbenshade, Jeffrey & Kristine
First Bank & Trust
Jensen, Mary Ellen
Kaufman, Charles & Fern
Moore, Young
Peterson, J. M.
Bill Radigan Civic Awards Fund
Vermillion Area Chamber of Commerce
Balsbaugh, R. R. & E. C.
Barnett, Jerry & Judy
Cotton, Kenneth & Mary
Crick, James & Karen
Dauble, Judy
Frei, Robert & Jill
Halbur, Norma
Isebrands, Dr. David C & Suzanne M
Jenison, John & Kate
Kaberna, Donald & Carol
Laue, Victor & Mildred
Moehling, Bruce & Molly
O'Shea, Dan & Carol
Schroeder, Roger & Beth
Seiner, Jerry & Sandy
Soukup, Linda & Thomas
Thaler, Ken
Wessington Springs Area Community
Foundation
American Legion Auxiliary-Wessington Sp.
Avera Weskota Memorial Medical Center
Flittie, C. G. & Dawn
Hinrichs, Myron
Wilma L. Kegler Unrestricted Fund
Kegler, Wilma L. Estate
Kettering, Don & Pam
Sales & Marketing Executives, Inc.
Showplace Wood Products, Inc.
Steel Eagle
Virgil (Bill) Fulwider Family Fund
Fulwider Family
Volga Area Community Foundation
Lee, Howard & Gladys
Schade, Jim & Nancy
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2005 Non-Permanent Fund Donors
Centerville Foundation
American Legion Auxiliary
Anderson, Esther A
Bowden, Col. James & Virginia
Huiras, Theresa S.
Peterson, Lee & Shannon"
Ward, Gary & Nancy
Xcel Energy
Citibank Crow Creek School Fund
SD Community Foundation
Wells Fargo Financial Bank
Dollywood Foundation
Miller-Davis, Stephanie
Governor's Teacher Leadership Conference Fund
AT&T
Infinite Campus, Inc.
MAC Meetings & Events, LLC
Qwest
SD Community Foundation
South Dakota Network, LLC dba SDN
Communications
Larson Discretionary Funds
Larson Foundation
Vietnam War Memorial Fund
Vietnam War Memorial Contributions
Living Word Fund
Christian Outreach Fellowship
World War II Memorial Fund
World War II Memorial Contributions
Marshall County Health Care Center Fund
Horton Holding, Inc.
North Marshall County Fire Hall Fund
Other Pass-Through Contributions
Citigroup Foundation
Silbaugh, Marlene & Harlan
St. Michaels Cemetery
Tsunami Relief Fund
Werner, Dick & Suzanne & Silbaugh, Harlan
South Dakota High School Activities Association
Centenial Book Fund
State of South Dakota
Horton House Building Fund
South Dakota National Guard Support Fund
Black Hills Corporation
Dakota Corrugated Box Company
Total Card, Inc.
Horton Signage Fund
Turner Foundation- Midland
Turner Foundation Inc.
Horton Water Project Fund
Turner Foundation-Murdo
Korean War Memorial
Korean War Memorial Contributions
Turner Foundation Pierre/Ft. Pierre
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SDCF Grants Awarded
2005 Unrestricted Funds
The South Dakota Community Foundation awarded forty-seven grants totaling over $322,000 in 2005. These awards were made from the Foundation’s unrestricted fund grant program.
The grants ranged in size from $1,000 to $25,000 and were distributed to charitable and nonprofit organizations across South Dakota. The Foundation received 126 applications totaling over
$2.4 million during 2005.
Area Community Theatre, Mitchell, SD $7,500
In May, 2004, the historic State Theatre, home of
Mitchell’s Area Community Theatre (ACT), was
destroyed by fire. The City of Mitchell deeded a
former balloon museum on Main Street to the ACT,
which has been renovated. This grant will help
cover some of those costs.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Black Hills,
Rapid City, SD – $5,000
The mission of Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Black
Hills is to match up children with adults for
mentoring and companionship. This year, the
organization has developed a new program to
serve the 97 children currently waiting to be
matched. In partnership with the SD School of
Mines and Technology, Big Brothers Big Sisters is
offering Campus Kids, a program designed to offer
activities and regular contact between volunteers
and children on the waiting list until permanent
matches can be made.
Black Hills Area Council, Inc. Boy Scouts of
America, Rapid City, SD - $5,000
Scoutreach is a program that serves underprivileged
youth across western South Dakota by providing
access and financial assistance to scouting services.
This grant will assist with funding for camping
scholarships and outreach programs in Shannon
County. Scoutreach in Shannon County provides
after-school activities several times a week that
focus on outdoor skills, building character, fitness
and citizenship.
Boys and Girls Clubs of the Glacial Lakes,
Sisseton, SD - $5,000
This grant will assist with the purchase and
conversion of a building to meet the needs of the
Boys and Girls Club following a May, 2005 fire.
The Boys and Girls Club serves 1,600 members
from Sisseton, Waubay, Peever, Enemy Swim and
Agency Village. Children are taught in 5 core areas,
including Character and Leadership Development
and Career, Health and Life Skills.
Bryant Area Improvement Inc., Bryant, SD $5,000
Bryant Area Improvement, Inc. (BAI) was started in
1950 to construct a clinic in this community of
400. A clinic has been in operation in Bryant since
that time, and BAI has expanded to serve as the
development corporation for the community. The
organization is now raising funds for a new clinic
facility that will continue to be operated by Horizon
Health out of Howard, SD. Horizon operates
community clinics in 12 locations across South
Dakota. The closest healthcare facility to Bryant is
40 miles away, and this facility will serve the area
farm community. This grant is contingent upon BAI
raising $400,000.
Broom Tree Retreat and Conference Center,
Irene, SD - $10,000
This facility is an ecumenical retreat and conference
center located near Irene, SD. It is a partnership
between various Christian denominations including
the Catholic Diocese of Eastern South Dakota and
the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America. The
campus will include lodging and meeting facilities,
recreational opportunities, and youth and family
camp offerings. This conference center will offer
an array of services to groups from across the
region, and is supported by South Dakota
universities and private colleges, numerous church
groups, and the Avera Healthcare System.
Campbell County Rural Fire Protection
District, Herreid, SD - $2,000
The Campbell County Rural Fire Protection District
serves an area that is over 740 square miles, and
one of their trucks is currently outdated. This grant
will help facilitate the purchase of an upgraded
truck. A large portion of the money has been
raised locally, including a grant from the Pollock
Cavour Development Corporation, Cavour,
SD - $5,000
The Cavour Development Corporation was
awarded a Governor’s Daycare Facility in 2003, and
the doors opened in September of 2004. This
grant will assist in the success of this project.
Children’s Care Hospital and School, Rapid
City, SD - $10,000
Children’s Care Hospital and School is one of South
Dakota’s most widely recognized nonprofit
organizations. They serve over 1,000 children in
their Rapid City location, and were recently given 2.5
acres of land upon which to build a new facility.
Currently housed in 5,300 square feet, the new
facility will be 13,900 square feet, complete with a
gymnasium for physical therapy, separate areas for
orthotic and prosthetic evaluation, a family resource
center, and a lending library for adapted equipment.
This grant is contingent upon them raising $2 million.
Children’s Home Society, Sioux Falls, SD $12,500
Matching funds from this grant will assist in an
endowment fund drive for the Children’s Home
Society (CHS). CHS has a fund within the South
Dakota Community Foundation. The grant will be
contingent upon Children’s Home Society raising
$50,000.
City of Freeman, Freeman, SD - $10,000
This is an economic development initiative that will
provide the development of a revolving loan fund
in Freeman, SD. This community serves a regional
trade area with retail, medical, professional and
educational services and wants to make this
community of 1,300 more viable through job
creation, business expansion and creation, and
utilizing the revolving loan fund to leverage private
and public funds for business and industrial
development projects. This grant is contingent
upon the applicant raising $100,000.
Dakota Central Resource Conservation and
Development Applicant Area, Eureka, SD $4,000
The Eureka Lake Recreation Enhancement project
is an effort to improve the reliability of the water
source feeding Eureka Lake, along with enhancing
recreational opportunities at the City of Eureka’s
signature body of water. This improvement project
will also provide handicapped accessible picnic
shelters and a handicapped accessible fishing dock.
This grant is contingent on the community raising
$35,000.
First Western Custer Area Foundation,
Custer, SD - $15,000
Modeled after the effort undertaken in Wall, SD in
2004, the Custer Area Community Foundation has
stepped up to play a key role in the construction of
the new high school and community center in their
community. Part of this project is a performing arts
auditorium and a sound system for the auditorium.
The grant award is contingent on the local
organization raising $185,000.
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SDCF Grants Awarded
2005 Unrestricted Funds (cont.)
Four Bands Community Fund, Eagle Butte,
SD - $20,000
Four Bands has built a reputation as a national
leader in Indian Country entrepreneurship services.
Expanding on that success, Four Bands is launching
their new Individual Development Account (IDA)
program, which encourages participants to build
long-term assets for specific purposes. The IDA
program includes classes that are mandatory on
general financial literacy, followed by classes on
individual savings goals. Participants in the
program will make monthly savings deposits, and
the funds are matched 3 to 1 by the IDA sponsors.
Participants can only use the funds for things such
as homeownership, business development, postsecondary education. The IDA program has been
tremendously successful in low income areas in
the United States, including a strong program on
the Pine Ridge Reservation through the Lakota
Fund. This program instills the value of saving in a
culture that has had little exposure to the positives
of building net worth. This grant is contingent on
them raising $200,000 from other sources.
Grand River Museum, Lemmon, SD - $2,000
In the summer of 2005, the museum has been
selected to host a Smithsonian Institute exhibit.
The exhibit will allow them to feature western
South Dakota’s contribution to the food chain –
primarily the cattle industry and small grain
production. While the costs of this traveling exhibit
are covered by the Smithsonian, this will generate
considerable traffic for the Grand River Museum.
They will be adding an interactive fossil dig for
children that will include an educational tract on
identifying and excavating fossils. In addition, the
outdoor expansion will include a full-size authentic
teepee made by a Lakota craftsman from the
Standing Rock tribe. These two exhibits will be of
particular interest to the hundreds of local school
children who will visit the museum to view the
Smithsonian show. This grant is contingent on
raising an additional $8,000 locally.
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Greater Huron Development Corporation,
Huron, SD - $10,000
This is an economic development initiative directed
by the Greater Huron Development Corporation to
raise $10 million to recapitalize the Community
Development Fund. Their goal is to raise the
money over the next 10 years. Greater Huron
Development Corporation has worked with local
individuals and businesses to generate this capital.
Harding County Hospital Association,
Buffalo, SD - $2,650
Funds from this grant will assist with improvements
to create handicapped accessibility and assistance
for individuals with disabilities at the Buffalo
Community Health Center. Harding County has a
population of approximately 1,300 of which 13
percent are disabled. The clinic serves the entire
county and the surrounding rural area. This grant is
contingent on the local association raising the other
$2,650.
Huron Community Foundation, Huron, SD $3,000
This grant will help to provide funds to students
who have been awaiting funds from Si Tanka
University in Huron, but will not receive them. The
University has closed. These funds will be
distributed based on a formula developed by
Huron residents assisting the student population.
Huron Public Library, Huron, SD $4,000
In 2004, the South Dakota Newspaper Association
began digitizing many of the state’s current
newspapers. Access to this database is available
through a subscription, and much of the state’s
most valuable printed information will be
permanently archived. The South Dakota Library
Association, led by the librarian in Huron, has
started the process to digitize newspapers prior to
2004. This will ensure access to valuable historical
information and documents through the Internet.
The entire project has a price tag of $500,000, This
grant will help cover the costs of developing a test
site to work on the establishment of the overall
system.
Isabel Betterment Society, Isabel, SD - $5,000
This grant will assist with the placement of a
Governor’s Daycare facility in the community of
Isabel. It will help fill the needs of the community
in regards to quality, affordable childcare. The
school district is participating in this project due to
the large number of teachers with children needing
childcare.
Junior Achievement of South Dakota, Sioux
Falls, SD - $25,000
This grant award supports the statewide expansion
and implementation of Junior Achievement in
South Dakota.
Java Depot, Java, SD - $2,500
The Java Depot was built in 1901 by the Chicago,
Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway. The depot
remains in its original location in the community.
The building still has a passenger waiting room,
office space, a warehouse and a small apartment.
It is currently being used as a grain warehouse for
the local elevator. The community effort to restore
the facility will be undertaken by volunteers and
through in-kind labor and materials. Funds from
the SDCF will assist with a historically restored
building that can be used for receptions,
community events and a destination for travelers.
Kimball Chamber of Commerce, Kimball, SD
- $5,000
Matching funds from this grant will assist the
Kimball Chamber of Commerce with stage lighting
for the new school facility in Kimball. The
performance stage in Kimball provides
programming not only for the student population,
but for the community as a whole. The
community of Kimball added the performance
stage to the original design for the new school
building, and raised the money locally. The grant is
contingent on them raising $23,000.
Midland Youth Development, Midland, SD $7,500
The Midland Youth Development project is a
partnership between the Turner Foundation, the
Midland Youth Development organization, the
Midland Senior Citizens Center, and the South
Dakota Community Foundation. Through a
partnership with the local senior citizens center, this
grant will help expand the current senior center to
house facilities for youth that will be open later
hours in the evening and on weekends. The
center will provide a place to socialize, study and
interact with other youth in the community. The
senior citizens center will benefit from refitted
restroom facilities and room for expanded activities
as needed. This model will be used as an
example to other Turner communities across the
country to show the need for intergenerational
cooperation.
Northern Hills Crisis Outreach, Lead, SD $4,000
This project is for funding to accommodate facility
improvements at the domestic abuse shelter in
Lead. This shelter serves the communities of Lead,
Deadwood and Belle Fourche. This grant will help
with improvements in the shelter office, where
counseling takes place, the laundry, indoor and
outdoor play areas, and library resources.
Oglala Lakota College, Kyle, SD - $20,000
Matching dollars for a permanently endowed
scholarship program to be housed at the South
Dakota Community Foundation. This is an
educational institution that serves a substantially
underprivileged population. Over 43% of OLC
students come from families below the poverty
level, and 92% of all OLC students are first
generation college enrollees. This grant is
contingent on OLC raising $80,000 for this purpose
and the funds being permanently endowed at the
South Dakota Community Foundation.
SDCF Grants Awarded
Pierre Area Reading Council, Pierre, SD $1,000
This local nonprofit organization has developed a
book club within the walls of the Women’s Prison
in Pierre. There is currently a waiting list to join the
program. This specific grant will help with the
purchase of the books being read by the inmates,
allowing them to keep the books while they are
incarcerated and after they are released. In
addition, this organization assists inmates through a
program called Mom’s Making Memories, which
helps in mate mothers record books on tape and
send the tapes to their children at home.
Planning & Development District III, Yankton,
SD - $15,000
A consortium of organizations is working to develop
a model program for affordable housing in rural
communities. The partnership is organized by
USDA Rural Development, the Rural Learning
Center in Howard, the South Dakota Housing
Development Authority, the Northeast South
Dakota Economic Development Corporation,
Planning District III of Yankton, the South Dakota
Community Foundation, Fannie Mae, and the
South Dakota Rural Development Council. Funds
from the SDCF will be used to leverage a grant
from HUD. The end result will be a playbook for
rural housing development, a set of best practice
models, and a network of assistance resources.
Many rural communities have identified assistance
in the development of affordable housing as their
number one challenge to long-term sustainability.
Once the funding is secured, a housing
implementation program will be launched,
involving several pilot communities in rural South
Dakota.
Platte Development Corporation, Platte, SD $10,000
This grant will assist with the success of this
organization’s innovative job shadow/partnership
program. The program partners the Platte
Development Corporation, high school students,
and area businesses/employers. Area businesses
in need of trained labor offer job shadowing
opportunities for high school students. If an
employment opportunity is of interest to the
student, the business would pay 1/3 of the
student’s tuition to a post-secondary school, the
Platte Development Corporation would pay 1/3 of
the tuition, and the student would be responsible
for the other one-third. Upon graduation from
school, the student would be required to work at
the business for four years. It is an incentive
program developed by a small community to keep
businesses open and young people returning to
Platte.
Prairie Freedom Center, Sioux Falls, SD $2,500
The Prairie Freedom Center serves individuals with
disabilities with an array of services in a 24-county
area in southeastern South Dakota. Their mission
is to empower individuals with significant disabilities
who choose to live independently. They are
currently in the process of raising $250,000 for
their Home Modification and Adaptive Devices
Program. This program provides adaptive devices
for personal tasks and home modifications that
make independent living a reality. The $250,000
will provide 96 individuals with hand controls for
vehicles, eating and dressing aids, wheelchair
ramps, and wheel-in showers. This grant will assist
the Center in reaching its goal.
Sioux Valley Alumni & Friends Foundations,
Inc., Volga, SD – $8,000
This grant will help fund equipment in the new
community/athletic center that has been
constructed in Volga for Sioux Valley High School. It
is contingent on them raising $250,000 for this
project.
South Dakota Heritage Fund, Pierre, SD $6,000
The South Dakota Heritage Fund has embarked on
raising over $4.5 million to complete the final
gallery at the South Dakota Cultural Heritage Center
in Pierre. This grant will assist in the construction of
a donor recognition wall within the new gallery.
The wall would recognize all contributors who have
given $100 or more to the capital campaign. The
grant is contingent upon them raising $15,000 for
this project.
South Dakota Rural Development Council,
Inc., Sioux Falls, SD - $5,000
In 2004 the Rural Development Council conducted
community assessments in 10 South Dakota
communities. These assessments result in a full
report that the community uses in its development
plan, chamber of commerce initiatives, and even
city, county and school initiatives. This grant will
assist with the funding of 10 more South Dakota
communities. It will also assist with a symposium
and a resource database for the reports from these
assessments.
South Dakota Voices for Children, Sioux
Falls, SD - $5,000
South Dakota Voices for Children has been
operating in South Dakota for over 12 years, and
brings together policymakers, business leaders,
parents, youth and a broad range of professionals
to meet the needs of children ranging from food,
shelter and clothing to education, health care and
safety. This grant will assist this organization is
conducting an outreach campaign in South
Dakota’s eight largest communities to inform
community and elected leaders about policy issues
of importance to children. South Dakota Voices for
Children will also identify opportunities to
collaborate on policy issues of mutual concern.
Southeastern Behavioral HealthCare, Sioux
Falls, SD - $12,500
Southeastern Behavioral Healthcare has established
an endowment fund at the South Dakota
Community Foundation for the purpose of building
a stronger development program. The earnings
from the endowment will be used to improve
relations with donors, hosting special events, and a
direct mail program for prospective donors. In
addition, the earnings from the fund will be used to
fund new programs or positions as needs arise.
This grant is contingent upon Southeastern
Behavioral raising $100,000.
Teach for America, Pierre, SD - $7,500
Teach for America is a program that brings
graduates from universities across the United States
to rural, reservation schools in South Dakota to
teach. This program has provided teachers who
are currently serving in Todd County, Crazy Horse
(Wanblee) and Little Wound (Kyle) School Districts.
In many cases, these teachers come from major
universities located in metropolitan areas.
Currently, teachers from Boston, Philadelphia and
Los Angeles are serving the students of South
Dakota’s reservations. This program will be
expanded during the upcoming school year to
include at least one new school district. This grant
will assist with this expansion.
The Center for Western Studies, Sioux Falls,
SD - $3,700
The Center for Western Studies has worked to
develop a new History of South Dakota book that
was rolled out for publication in 2005. The South
Dakota Community Foundation helped support the
research portion of this project in early 2004. This
grant will assist with funding to provide a copy of
this new book to every school library and public
library in South Dakota.
The City of Emery, Emery, SD - $5,000
Matching funds to develop an industrial park and
build a spec building that they already have a
probable tenant willing to occupy. This grant is
contingent on the City of Emery raising $100,000.
Tom & Danielle Aman Foundation, Aberdeen,
SD - $10,000
This project includes the purchase of the former
Milwaukee Road Depot in downtown Aberdeen,
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SDCF Grants Awarded
renovating the 1911 structure into a cultural and
community center, nonprofit professional offices,
and retail space for Native American and South
Dakota Made products. The new facility will also
house the Aberdeen Convention and Visitor’s
Bureau, and offer one-stop assistance to visitors.
The depot was once the hub of the “Hub City”, and
this private foundation is working to make it a
prominent downtown location once again.
Town n’ Country Library, Murdo, SD - $1,500
The Murdo Town and Country Library, started in
1977, has built up their collection of books over the
years, and focus on reading to 3rd and 4th grade
students in the community on a weekly basis.
Recently, they purchased a building on Main Street
and will turn a vacant storefront into a community
library location. This grant will assist in renovation
and equipment purchases for the new facility.
Union County Health Foundation, Inc., Elk
Point, SD - $2,250
Funds from this grant will provide for one of the
two pieces of equipment needed to purchase
Automatic External Defibrillators (AEDs) at two
clinics in South Dakota, Alcester and Elk Point.
Wakanyeja Pawiciyapi Inc. (The Children
First), Porcupine, SD - $7,000
Wakanyeja Pawiciyapi Inc. (WPI) serves Lakota
children ages 6-18 who have experienced, or are
experiencing serious emotional disturbance. They
provide individual, group, and family counseling
services for Lakota children from across the
reservation. The organization was given a multimillion dollar grant to build a new 8,000 square
foot facility in Porcupine, SD. It will provide for
one-on-one sessions, group therapy, and interactive
sessions. The new facility will open in early
September, and also provides a “safe house” for
kids who have been emotionally and/or sexually
abused. This grant will help with the success of
this program.
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Wakanyeja Tiospaye O’Tipi-Children’s
Village, Inc., Pine Ridge, SD - $5,000
Children’s Village is organized as a nonprofit, and
receives funding from the tribe, South Dakota
Department of Social Services, and donors from
across the country. Children are placed at
Children’s Village on a temporary basis, but
tragically, many end up there for over 10 years.
This grant will assist with educational, familial, and
support services to the children placed at the
center.
West River Foundation, Sturgis, SD - $6,000
The West River Foundation serves as the fiscal
agent for the South Dakota Construction
Connections program, which is a pilot program
developed to address the shortage of qualified
workers in the construction trades industry in South
Dakota. The project provides young people an
opportunity to explore careers in residential and
commercial construction. The participants spend
three weeks in the summer in this program, and
there are four sites selected across the state to host
the project. This grant is contingent on them
raising $14,000 for 2005.
Wounded Knee District Economic
Development/Business Associations,
Manderson, SD - $2,500
One of the districts on the Pine Ridge Reservation
has taken the initiative to develop a grassroots
economic and business plan on their part of the
reservation. Working through the Badlands
Resource Conservation and Development District
out of Martin, this local group has worked to
develop a plan on the local level, including housing
needs, tourism potential, alternative energy sources,
and land development. The fiscal agent on this
grant would be the Badlands RC&D. This group has
a goal to raise $250,000 over the next 3-5 years.
This grant will assist in their fundraising effort.
Yankton County Parents As Teachers, Inc.
Yankton, SD - $5,000
This is the only program serving 0-3 year olds in
the Yankton area. Currently there are 37 families
utilizing the services of an educator who visits the
home and provides parents with age-appropriate
activities for young children. These families do not
have to meet income or other federal guidelines to
participate in the program, and there are no fees
charged to the family for participation. This
program precedes the Head Start Program, which
begins at age 3. Screening is provided as an early
means of detecting learning delays or disabilities.
Yelduz Roadrunners, Aberdeen, SD - $5,000
The Yelduz Shrine in Aberdeen provides
transportation services to children and their families
receiving medical services in Minneapolis, Chicago
and Cincinnati. The Roadrunners use volunteers
and vans to provide rides from across the northern
half of South Dakota to Minneapolis. In many
cases, these trips are scheduled on a monthly
basis. In addition to the free transportation, the
Roadrunners also provide lodging for the patient
and one family member. This grant will help build
an endowment to provide financial assistance.
2005 Non-Permanent Fund Grants
Britton House Building Fund
Britton Lumber & Home Center
Davidson Plumbing & Heating, Co.
Greg Johnson Construction, Inc.
Kadoun, William
Spiry & Frohling Trust Account
Ted's Trenching, Inc.
Citigroup Scholarship Fund
Bauer, Eric Troy
Berkland, Stephanie
Fanning, Shannon
Hult, Haley Ann
Ketterling, Jessica
Langbehn, Lee
Logue, Ashley Ann
Millikan, Anne
Moulton, Darcy
Nordby, Kindra
Olson, Jennifer
Parliament, Andrea
Pelton, Rebecca
Peterson, Lisa L.
Slunecka, Mary J.
Swan, Jamie
Tobin, Cassie
Versteeg, Catherine
Governor's Residence Fund
Governor's Residence Project
Governor's Teacher Leadership
Conference Fund
Teacher Leadership Conference
Horton Library Fund
Britton Public Library
Horton Marshall County Clinic Fund
Marshall County Healthcare Center
Howard & Elaine Owens Fund
BHSU Yellow Jacket Fund
BHSU Green & Gold Scholarship
Black Hills State University Foundation
Freeman, Austin
Mark Larscheid Memorial Track & Field
School
Spearfish Waterfall Site
Imagination Library Fund
Dollywood Foundation
John Lillibridge Fund
Champions For Life
Feed the Children
Grace Lutheran Church
Lanzdorf Ministries
Life International
Trinity Broadcasting Network
Knight Foundation
2005 Aberdeen Student Summit
Aberdeen Area Arts Council
Aberdeen Area Career Planning Center
Brown County Events Center
Girl Scouts of Nyoda Council
Hutterville School
Northern State University
Safe Harbor
Sisters of the Presentation
Spurs Therapeutic Riding Center, Inc.
The Youth Adult Partnership of Aberdeen
Volunteers of America, Dakotas
South Dakota National Guard Support
Fund
Joint Business Development Center, Inc.
Korean War Memorial Fund
Korean War Memorial Project
Tom Lillibridge Fund
Pfaff, Katie
Larson Discretionary Funds
Moser, Dawn
Thrivent Financial
Turner Foundation Fund
Healthy Community/Healthy Youth
Turner Youth Project-Midland
Turner Youth Project-Murdo
North Marshall County Fire Hall Fund
North Marshall County Fire Hall
Other Grants
American Red Cross
Custer County Library
Davenport, Dolsee
Fischer, John
Greater Huron Area Development
Corporation
Griffin, Whitney
South Dakota Value Added Ag
Development
South Dakota Housing Development
Authority
TGCI
Weisbeck, Kyle
Weisbeck, Sheldon
Wessington Springs Area Development
Corporation
Vietnam War Memorial Fund
Vietnam War Memorial Project
SDHSAA Centenial Book Fund
Mariah Press
Spencer Relief Fund
Town of Spencer
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2005 Permanent Fund Grants
Alcester Commercial Club
Alcester Medical Center
Alcester Summer Recreation
Alcester-Hudson School
Alden Cutler Scholarship Fund
Johnson, Laura
Alfred & Julia Bucher Education
Trust
Axtmann, David
Blackburn, Laura
Chambliss, Cody
Christiansen, Kayla
Cotton, Cole
Droz, Lora
Duxbury, Brandon
Erfman, Joshua
Fanning, Brittany
Fanning, Christina
Fieldsend, Justina
Gerard, Laramie
Gnat, Lea
Heezen, Christopher
Johnsen, Lacey Marie
Johnson, Ashley
Konard, Sara
Kutz, Adam
Larson, Graham
Levtzow, Brandi
Muellenberg, Heather
Nemec, Anastasia
Neu, Gina
Odden, Christopher
Odden, Joseph
Olson, Ashley
Roeber, Elizabeth
Schilling, Amy
Schlechter, Casey
Schlechter, Kayla
Simons, Melanie
Simmons, Monica
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Sivertsen, Shanna
Sprenger, Lacy Jae
Suhn, Marcus
Volek, Dustin
Vrooman, Jesse
Wieseler, Cole
Wieseler, Jeremy
Yearous, Jessica
Beresford Community Ambulance
Association
Beresford Public School Board
City of Beresford-Public Library
Congregational United Church of Christ
Peers Drama Club
Bernie & Sally Christenson Family
Fund
American Cancer Society
American Cancer Society Relay For Life
Cam Cowan Scholarship Fund
Governor's Prayer Breakfast
Hospice
Jacob Post Family
Jerry Hermanson Memorial
Junior Achievement of South Dakota
Mary K. Burke Scholarship Fund
Memorial for Claude Christianson
Midwest Medical Services, Inc.
Missouri Shores Domestic Violence
Foundation
National Down Syndrome Society Buddy
Walk
Niemann, Carly
Pierre/Ft. Pierre Community Foundation
Pierre/Ft. Pierre Olympic Qualification
The Rural Learning Center
Bill and Evelyn Kuhrt Scholarship
Fund
Bork, Bryan
Esmay, Jordan
Hall, Rachel
O'Dell, Ashley
Bob & Doris Knecht Family Fund
South Dakota Public Broadcasting
Biersbach, Nicholas
Britton Area Chamber of Commerce
Britton Country Club
City of Britton
City of Britton (Pool Fund)
Harold Feser Post 262
Knebel, Shannon
Marshall County Healthcare
Marshall County Prayer Rock Museum
South Dakota Reading Conference
Town of Langford
Veblen Cemetery Fund
Williamson, Greg
Britton-Hecla School Educational
Foundation
Britton High School Scholarship
Fund
Behnke, Kelly
Britton PTA Scholarship Fund
Behnke, Kelly
Britton PTA
Schneider, Jessica
Britton Student Council
Scholarship Fund
Behnke, Kelly
Hampl Scholarship-Burke
Lamp, LaDonna
Jon Glover Memorial Scholarship
Fund
Glover, Dillion
Jeffords, Sarah
Mr. & Mrs. August Steffen Fund
Peterson, Danielle
Buechler, Nathan
Centerville American Legion, Post #53
Centerville Area Community Foundation
Centerville Fire Department
Centerville Transportation
King, Jessica
Tornado Time
W.H.A.M. (Wildlife Habitat and More)
Christen Home Lusk Greater Huron
Area Foundation
Dakota Wesleyan University
Greater Huron Area Development
Corporation
Silver Tigers Baseball
South Dakota Rodeo Association
Ken & Lois Borecky Fund-First
United Methodist of Huron
Foundation
First United Methodist of Huron
Foundation
Ken & Lois Borecky Fund-Huron
Area Senior Center
Huron Area Senior Center
Ken & Lois Borecky FundNational
Jewish Center for Immunology
National Jewish Center for
Immunology
Ken & Lois Borecky Fund-Nyoda
Girl Scouts-Huron Chapter
Nyoda Girl Scouts - Huron Chapter
Ken & Lois Borecky FundSalvation Army Foundation
Salvation Army Foundation
Ken & Lois Borecky Fund-Sioux
Council BSA Camping
Endowment
Sioux Council BSA Camping
Endowment
Ken & Lois Borecky Fund-South
Dakota 4-H Foundation
South Dakota 4-H Foundation
Ken & Lois Borecky Fund-United
Way of Huron
United Way of Huron
Citibank
Associated School Boards of South Dakota
Boys and Girls Clubs of the Glacial Lakes
Citigroup
Evans, Billie
Fischer, Elizabeth
Four Bands Community Fund
Ginsbach, Clint
Greater Huron Development Corporation
Kellogg-Andrus, Jensi
OST Partnership for Housing
Slaathaug, Brett
South Dakota State University
Technology and Innovations in Education
Corsica Centennial Committee
Corsica Community Foundation
Corsica Swim Team
Corsica Youth Association
CorTurst Bank ALM Community
Foundation
Artesian Volunteer Fire Department
Letcher American Legion Auxiliary
Mt. Vernon 125th Celebration Committee
Rolland Petesch
Sanborn Central Health Council
Sanborn Central School
2005 Permanent Fund Grants (cont.)
Darren R. Mallow Fund
Dunn, Leighann
Forbes, Scout A.
David & Wally Baas Memorial Fund
Antigue, Karen
BaanHofman, Kindra
BaanHofman, Krissa
Beukelman, Renee
DenOuden, Candy
First Reformed Church
Graves, Kyly
Kernes, Kassy
Krall, Katie
Mitchell Christian School
Mueller, Ali
Odens, Josh
Oleson, Andrew
Vendt, Derek
Vlieger, Todd
Wieczorek, Chris
Williams, Chris
Williams, Nicole
Young, Jamie
Strand-Kjorsvig Nursing Home
Waubay Public Library
Fathke, Christopher
Wielenga, Ryan
Dr. Lynn Merton Paege Charitable
Fund
Knight, Jill
Eleanor Naddy Fund
Peninsula Daily News Home Fund
Evelyn C Kuhrt Exemplary Fund
Miller, Carmen
Excellence in Economic.
Development
Aberdeen Economic Development
Corporation
Lyric Theater & Museum
Platte Public Library
Platte ROCS Bus Fund
Platte Volunteer Fire Department
Farmers Weather Corporation
SDSMT Foundation
Bikes For Kids
Clearfield Community Hall
Main Gate Counseling
National American Adv Project
Out Of School Program
Tripp County Fair Board
Tripp County Historical Society
Tripp County Library
Winner American Legion Auxiliary
Winner Area RSVP
Winner Gymnastics Club
Winner VFW
Wise Guys
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Fund
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
First Fidelity Bank & Bonesteel
Bonesteel Women's Club
Bonesteel/Fairfax Girls Softball
Fairfax Community Club
Knights of Columbus
Listen & Learn Club-Bonesteel
Swimming Pool Fund
First Fidelity Bank & Burke
Burke Community Senior Center, Inc.
Burke Golf Course
Burke Womens Association
Graceland Cemetery Association
Mayer, Britany
First Fidelity Bank & Gregory
Gregory Baseball
Gregory Cinema
Gregory Community Players
Gregory Observation Park
Gregory Wellness Center
Jones County Seniors for Service
Murdo Golf Club
First Fidelity Bank & Platte Area
Foundation
Bright Beginnings Learning Center
First Western Bank Belle Fourche
Area Foundation
Belle Fourche Arts Council
Belle Fourche Girls Softball Association
Belle Fourche Lions Club
Belle Fourche Senior Citizen Center
Belle Fourche Skate Park
Belle Fourche Soccer Association
Bike Path/River Walk Enhancement
Bronc Booser Club
CASA Program
Center of the Nation Concert Association
Center of the Nation Humane Society
Community Counts for Education
Parents Who Care
South Park Elementary School
Suncatcher Therapeutic Riding Academy
Tri-State Museum
VFW 3312 Cub Scouts
Young Riders 4-H Club
First Western Bank Custer Area
Foundation
Custer County School District
First Western Bank Fall River Area
Foundation
Community Health & Development, Inc.
Edgemont Area Historical Society, Inc.
Edgemont Chamber Beautification
Committee
Edgemont Senior Citizens Club
Edgemont Youth Soccer
Fall River County Historical Society
Hot Springs Ministerial Association
Hot Springs Scout Building Committee
Hot Springs Transit, Inc.
First Western Bank Greater Wall
Area Foundation
FW Greater Wall Foundation School Fund
Lurz, Kannan
First Western Greater Sturgis Area
Foundation
Action for the Betterment of the
Community
Black Hills Foster Grandparent Program
Black Hills Special Services Coop-DDP
Central Meade County Community
Center
Crisis Intervention Shelter Services
Meade County Senior Citizen's Center
Meade School District 46-1 Charitable
Trust
Meade School District 46-1 Comm. Ed.
Meals on Wheels
Northern Black Hills Retired & Sr
Volunteer Program
Northern Hills Alcohol and Drug Services
Prairie Hills Transit/Sturgis (GSATC)
South Dakota Junior Miss
Sturgis Area Arts Council
Sturgis Center for the Arts, Inc.
Sturgis Motorcycle Museum & Hall of
Fame
Sturgis Public Library
Young Life of Sturgis
Francis T. Malone Scholarship Fund
DeCurtins, Amanda
Duffy, Staci
Jensen, Ashley
Krogman, Casey
Lembcke, Sarah
Norman, Lynneah
Schmidt, Rebecca
Freeman Community Library Fund
Heritage Action Group
G.A. & Pearl Ann Johnson Memorial
Scholarship Fund
G.A. & Pearl Ann Johnson
Memorial Scholarship-Ft. Pierre
Deis, Daniall Renee
Forster, Jackie
Hanson, Ashley
Huss, Stacy
Jensen, Jennifer
Kenobbie, Katy
McQuistion, Jamie
Prince, Jodi
Prince, Kalya
Stoeser, Kayleen
Thorson, Amy
Memorial Scholarship-Montrose
Holland, Candace
Schaefer, Jeff
Wenzlaff, Jesse
Memorial Scholarship-Pierre
Anderson, Alec
Anderson, Kristen
Brotherton, Katie
Burger, Sarah
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Gourneau, Katie
Graves, Bret
Oliva, Coria
Parker, Anthony
Williams, Isaac
Zellmer, Mike
Greater South Dakota Education &
Research
Youth Business Adventure
Center for Western Studies
Grace Lutheran Church
Grace Lutheran Church-Goodwill
Cemetery
Lutherans Outdoors in SD-NESODAK
Bible Camp
Nicollet Tower -Heritage Museum of
Robert
Sisseton Community Fund
Sisseton Swimming Pool Association
Tekakwitha Living Center
Herried Community Foundation
Herreid School District New Gym Floor
Fund
Clayton C. Wiest
Campbell County Clinic-Herreid
Community Action Group
Herreid Area Boosters
Hoch Drug Foundation
Hovorka, Ashley
Community Growth, Inc.
Habeck, Stephanie
Ipswich Commercial Club
Ipswich Golf Foundation
Marcus P. Beebe Memorial Library
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James & Gertrude Mueller Jones
County Scholarship Fund
Esmay, Jordan
Iversen, Ashley
Kinsley, Anthony
Jerry Peterson Bristol High School
Scholarship Fund
Biersbach, Nicholas
Jerry Peterson Stanley County High
School Scholarship Fund
McQuistion, Jamie
Wilcox, Tyler
John P. Bushfield Scouting Fund
John P Bushfield Scouting Fund
Johnson Motor Co. - Howard B.
Johnson Scholarship Fund
Weller, Crystal
Josie A. Stewart Scholarship Fund
Buer, Bailee
Judge F.E. Mullen Scholarship Fund
Baumgartner, Tracey
Ozanne, Jordi
Schlomer, Abby
Langford High School Scholarship
Fund
Fagerland, Austin
Laska Schoenfelder Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Christopher, Christina
Lloyd E Dahley Scholarship Fund
Lloyd E. Dahley Scholarship
Fund-Britton
Williamson, Greg
Lloyd E. Dahley Scholarship
Fund- James Valley Christian
School
Hohm, Danielle
Lloyd E. Dahley Endowment
Children's Care - Lloyd Dahley
Fund
Children's Care Hospital & School
Jamestown College
Jamestown College
Village Family Services
Village Family Service
Lyle Signs Inc. Scholarship Fund
Hesby, Kristen
Jensen, Dannica
Schultz, Katie
Major General Duane L "Duke"
Corning Scholarship Fund
Callies, Rebecca
Olsen, Jordan
Melvin "Bud" & Jo Ohlson Fund
Halvorson, Lacey
Nissen, Abner
Scott, Brooke
Merlin & Almeta Jacobsen
Memoraial Fund
Wolf, Michael
Mickelson
Children's Home Foundation Fund
USD Foundation
USD Foundation-Mickelson Scholarship
Fund
Midland Alumni Association
Midland Area Emergency Medical Service
Midland Crafts Shop
Midland Library
Midland School District
Midland Youth Center
Midland Community Scholarship
Midland Community Scholarship Fund
American Bank & Trust Employees
Crescent Chapter #4
Cub Scouts Pack 12
Dearborn Leadership Award
Good Samaritan Center
Hand County Angel Tree
Hand County Shooting Stars
Jr. High WEB Leaders
Meals on Wheels
Miller Elementary School-Speakers
Miller Elementary School-Summer
Reading
Miller Girl Scout Troop 6306
Miller Youth Football
Polo Fire Department
Rustler Roost Education Center
Sandy Greenough-Water Safety Instructor
Teen Mentors Character Counts
Milton & Leona Lindell Fund
Dathe, Kjersten
Vig, Ross
Morgan-Naslund Faith Library Fund
Faith School District
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Paul & Ann Sigelman Fund
Prairie Lakes Health Care Foundation
Watertown Community Foundation
Perry and Doreen Evan Scholarship
Fund
Lindgren, Matthew
Pierre/Ft. Pierre Area Foundation
Canvas Back Art Club
Civic Casa
Countryside Hospice, Inc.
Easter Seals of South Dakota
Hipple Printing Company, Inc.
Make A Wish Foundation of South Dakota
Oahe Days
Oahe Prep Bowl
Olympic Qualification Fund
South Dakota Discovery Center &
Aquarium
South Dakota Vietnam War Memorial
United Sioux Tribes of South Dakota
Wesleyan Indian Ministries, Inc.
Pierre-Ft.Pierre Youth Fund
Capital City Children's Chorus
Riggs High Student Senate
T.G.I.C.
Youth To Youth
Pollock Centennial Park-Gazebo
Postmaster
Prairie Pioneer-Heartland Publishing Inc.
Visitor/Interpretive Center Kitchen-Patio
Producers Beef Bank
R-Calf
Rasmussen Family Foundation
Wessington Springs Chamber of
Commerce
Reuben & Marloe Bareis Family
MCC Church of Topeka
Rapid City Regional Hospital Foundation
SD School of Mines & Technology
Foundation
University of Colorado
Westhills Village Foundation
Rice Memorial Scholarship
Griffin, Whitney
Roland Dolly Scholarship
Chris Cairns Seminary Fund
Roland Dolly Loyalty Scholarship
St. Mary's Foundation
Steele, Andrea
Williams, John
SD Lions Eye Bank Inc.
South Dakota Lions Eye Bank, Inc.
Ron Reed Memorial
Norris, Kelly
Sisseton Area Community Foundation
Russ & Marilyn Christiansen Family
Fund
Kreber, Justin
South Dakota Manufactured
Housing Association Fund
South Dakota Manufactured Housing
Association
Ruth D. Frick Ames Scholarship
Ames, Sarah
Coughlin, Betsey
Neyens, Dianne
Sandvig Family Fund
Aberdeen Community Theatre
Campus Crusade for Christ
Christian Worship Hour
Hub Area Habitat For Humanity
The Salvation Army
United Way of Northeastern SD
Schoenhard Community Foundation
Brule County 4-H
Chamberlain City Rec
Chamberlain JC's
Chamberlain School District
Chamberlain School District/Post Prom
Chamberlain Senior Citizens
City of Chamberlain/Baseball Association
City of Presho
Cozard Memorial Library
Highmore School District
Kimball Schools
Missouri Valley Arts Council
Missouri Valley Crisis Center
Missouri Valley Horseman’s Club
Prime Cowbells
Clark, John
SD Auto Dealers Association
SDADA Services, Inc.
Erickson, Christina
SD Nurses Foundation
Byrum, Bruce
Clark Printing
Krcil, Nicole
Oldenkamp, Emily
Sneesby, Cindy
Spearfish Area Chamber of Commerce
Steele, Andrea
Timothy & Carol Kay Bjorkman Fund
Canistota Athletic Association
Give A Gift Fund
Parade of Lights/Jeanette Nugteren
VORP
Vermillion Area Community
Foundation
Broadcaster Press
Downtown Vermillion Streetscape Project
Postmaster
Verne & Irene Collins Scholarship
Fund
Blackburn, Laura
W.H. Struges Family Scholarship
Calhoon, Jessica
Kaiser, Kara
Weiland, Tyler
Boys & Girls Club of the Yankton Sioux
Charles Mix County Historical Society
Wagner After Prom Parents
Wagner Lake "Garden Ladies"
Wagner Raiders Peewee & Midget
Baseball
Wayne & Jacque Gustafson Family
Fund
Make A Wish Foundation of South Dakota
Sioux YMCA
Wessington Springs Area
Foundation
Beadle-Jerauld American Red Cross
Dunham Historical Society Heritage
Center
Jerauld County Ambulance
Jerauld County Trap Club
Opera House Boosters
Park Improvement Committee
Weskota Foundation
Wessington Springs Area Development
Corporation
Wessington Springs Chamber of
Commerce
Christ Episcopal Church-Stained Glass
Junior Achievement
Marne Creek Greenbelt Project
Yankton Baseball Association
Yankton Ice Association
Yankton Science Olympiad Program
Bauer Halstad Scholarship Fund
Johnke, Jennifer
Wright, Kathy
Yankton Science Olympiad Program
Anderson, Ryan
William Edwards Scouting Fund
William H Edwards Scouting Fund
Wilmer and Esther Werner Family
Scholarship Fund
Bentz, Suzanne
Horner, Brent
WM Looby Bennett County
Scholarship Fund
Claussen, Scotty
Hicks, Andrea
Hill, Amber
Kruger, Amanda
Kuxhaus, Barbara
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Financial Information
SOUTH DAKOTA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION
December 31, 2005 and 2004
Assets
Cash and Cash Equivalents
$
Certificates of Deposit
2005
2004
2,258,474 $
2,356,221
-
Investments
Cash management and money market accounts
Mutual funds
Marketable debt securities
Marketable equity securities
Hedge funds
Cash value of life insurance
11,702
1,017,526
12,006,654
15,485,256
16,976,806
1,578,377
567,507
2,344,941
10,922,081
10,545,069
16,238,798
1,528,285
528,146
Interest Receivable
119,372
142,922
Prepaid Expenses
11,668
12,177
3,063,276
1,809,508
Contributions Receivable
Furniture and Equipment, net of accumulated
depreciation of $90,560 and $83,231
Total assets
$
21,194
53,106,110 $
24,680
46,464,530
987,546 $
287,851
2,631
1,106,956
8,106
2,393,090
676,500
2,679
1,173,829
3,786
1,856,794
Liabilities and Net Assets
Liabilities
Note payable, bank
Charitable gift annuities payable
Accounts payable
Grants payable
Accrued expenses
Total liabilities
Net Assets
Permanently restricted
Temporarily restricted
Unrestricted:
Designated
Undesignated
Total net assets
Total liabilities and net assets
32
$
$
41,538,502
1,984,538
35,030,992
3,037,058
6,768,582
421,398
50,713,020
53,106,110 $
6,156,840
382,846
44,607,736
46,464,530
Financial Information
SOUTH DAKOTA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES
Years Ended December 31, 2005 and 2004
2005
2004
2,000 $
1,822,058
698,915
31,676
(5,954)
1,543
2,092,666
4,642,904
1,000
1,237,702
2,361,587
28,752
2,844
2,361,773
5,993,658
147,500
101,900
72,700
22,500
3,132,910
51,834
463,266
3,992,610
650,294
115,000
120,300
138,500
34,000
3,557,015
3,176
458,445
4,426,436
1,567,222
Changes in temporarily restricted net assets:
Contributions
Net assets released from restrictions
Increase (decrease) in temporarily restricted net assets
1,040,146
(2,092,666)
(1,052,520)
3,419,961
(2,361,773)
1,058,188
Changes in permanently restricted net assets:
Contributions
Increase in permanently restricted net assets
Increase in net assets
Net assets, at beginning of year
Net assets at end of year
6,507,510
6,507,510
6,105,284
44,607,736
50,713,020
4,810,383
4,810,383
7,435,793
37,171,943
44,607,736
Changes in unrestricted net assets:
Revenues and gains (losses):
Contributions
Interest and dividend income
Net unrealized and realized gains on investment securities
Increase in cash value of life insurance
Changes in the value of split interest agreements
Other
Net assets released from restrictions
Total unrestricted revenues and gains (losses)
$
Expenses
Economic development grants
Human services grants
Health and educational grants
Cultural grants
Donor advised funds grants
Interest expense
Administrative expenses
Total expenses
Increase in unrestricted net assets
$
$
33
Board of Directors
Patricia Adams
Rich Cutler
Rodney Fouberg
Staff
Barry Grossenburg
Wayne Gustafson
Noel Hamiel
Bob Sutton
President
Nini Hart
Jim Means
Irving Hinderaker
Mark Mickelson
Blake Hoffman
Earl Nordby
John Johnson
Chair
Robert Jostad
Tom Olsen
Doug Petersen
Dan Kirby
Stephanie Judson, CFP
Associate Director
Charles Riter
Ginger Niemann
Program Officer
Thomas Sannes
Peg Seljeskog
Thomas Shortbull
Ann Sigelman
Charlie Thompson
Kelly Nelson
Program Assistant
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2005 Annual Report - South Dakota Community Foundation

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