2014 Report to the Community Celebrating 25 Years

Celebrating 25 Years
2014 Report to the Community
We believe
our founders had a vision,
our champions left a legacy,
our children see a possibility.
The future is in our hands.
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25
Giving Loving Growing
years of
Friends and founders gathered at
the Ramada Hotel and Conference
Center on January 12 to celebrate a
quarter century of accomplishments –
made possible by our shared love for
Hutchinson and Reno County.
“In most communities,
it would take a decade
or more for a foundation
to be organized, begin
But more importantly, we were inspired
by the possibilities for the next 25 years.
its mission, and develop
a state-wide reputation.
Stories from members of our Legacy
Society—those who have made end-oflife charitable pledges—inspired others to
make commitments. Accomplishments
of one organization sparked ideas in
another. And people saw firsthand the
power of a community endowment, for
now and forever.
It took the Hutchinson
Community Foundation
four years, but then we
had something no other
community had. We had
Dick Dillon.
Dick’s heart was in Hutchinson, and his dream was
making Hutchinson a better place to live. He did that
through the Community Foundation. He believed in the
power and the importance of unrestricted giving. He
wasn’t interested in recognition for his generosity but
in impact, so that this community would thrive for
generations to come … and then some.”
25th Anniversary
Celebration
January 12,
2014
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–Carolyn Dillon
Susan Buttram, Tom Sellers, Patsy Lovett, Steve Dillon, Sam Ontjes, Lisa Garcia and Butch Dillon
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“Tonight I ask each of you:
What’s YOUR vision for the
future of our community? We
invite you to reflect on where
your heart is in Reno County,
what you care about the
most and what you want
to see grow and thrive for
generations to come.”
–Susan Buttram
Event Chair
Virginia Rayl and Susan Buttram
Daniel and Sarah Friesen
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David Neal
Bill Southern
Planting the seed
for gifts of grain
Richard and Candace Robl
Patty Kerr, Katherine Brown and Barbara Withrow
At the event, farmers Robin and Sam
Sanders were inspired by Mark and
Susan Richardson’s gift of grain to endow
enhancements to the Nickerson ball field.
The Sanders not only decided to donate
grain to the Cancer Council of Reno
County through the Hutchinson
Community Foundation, but they also
asked the Foundation to develop a
brochure about commodity donations
so that they could talk to their friends
and neighbors. Since February, more
than $3,000 worth of grain has been
funneled to the Cancer Council through
the Foundation.
25th Anniversary
Celebration
January 12,
2014
Jack Sutton, Marilyn Bolton, Richard Manka, Carol Berger, Darla Neal, Clark Wesley and Dr. Jack Wortman
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Celebrating legacy
What do you love
about our community?
What are your hopes
for future generations?
As we look to the next 25 years,
we’re grateful to the members of
our Legacy Society—a group of
people who care deeply about
Hutchinson and Reno County
and want to make sure that our
children, grandchildren, and
generations to come have an
ever-improving quality of life.
They have significantly given to
an endowed fund while they’re
living or have made a legacy
commitment at the end of life,
to ensure our community
continues to thrive.
“We’ve always thought that you need to give back.
When we die, a sum of money will be left to the
Community Foundation, and we have allocated a
percentage to various agencies, including the Fund
for Hutchinson. It’s because of hard work that we’ve
been successful, so it’s just logical to want to give
back to the community in some way.”
–Peg Stephens
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• Manage your wishes via a simple one-page memo, which you
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Legacy
Gifts
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Legacy Society Members
Ruth & Bob Barker
Charles E. & Bonnie Benscheidt
Dr. Edward & Carol Berger
Marilyn & Larry Bolton
Gladys & Dr. Norman* Bos
Sonja Brigman
Linda & Bob Brown
Lynette Lacy & Bruce Buchanan
Diane & Uriah Bueller
Ann & Bob Bush
Angeline “Kiki” Cappony
Camille & Dave Claxton
Wanda Claypool
Sharon & Mark Coberly
Marcia & John Corey
Melva & Maurice Cummings
Anne Lauer & Brian E. Davis
Mary Kay & Steve Dechant
Arthur & Eva* Dick (Buhler CF)
Betty & Ace Dillon
Carolyn & Dick* Dillon
Connie Folks
Ruth & Paul Dillon
Stacey & Reed Dillon
Steve Dillon
Tammy & Brad Dillon
Tremenda & Butch Dillon
Hazel* & Edward Doherty
Kris & John Doswell
Concha Duarte
Janet Dillon Duval
Jennifer Dyck
Kristen & Allen Fee
Patty & Dr. Dan Foss
JoAnn & Roger Franke
Lisa & Jim French
Daniel & Sarah Friesen (Buhler CF)
Dr. Marilyn & Bill Graham
Martha & Dick Hamilton
Janie Hart
Cathy & Luke Herren
Sara Jane Hunt (Buhler CF)
Dr. Randle C. Johnson, M.D.*
Lois & Avory* Johnson, Jr.
Henrietta Jones
Patty & Dave Kerr
Judy Langley
Patricia S. Lemmon
Frank & Loida Lin Leone
Stevan “Lance Romance” Ligino
Robert R. & Charlene M.* Lind
David* & Zahn B. Lukens
Judy & Rich Manka
Sandra & Joe McMullen
Tucker & Nation Meyer
Darla & John* Neal
Barbara & Jim Nunns
Judy & Sam Ontjes
Elizabeth & John* Oswald
Aubrey & Lance Patterson
Anita & Ron Pfister
Susan & Randy Puls
Jeannine Rayl
Virginia Rayl
Susan & Mark Richardson
Drs. Linda & William Richter
Drs. Leo* & Helen Weeks Rogers
Susan & Roy C. Russell, D.V.M.
Arvy & Jack Sampson
Doris & Menno Schmidt
Warren & Phyllis* Schmitt
Connie & Jay Schrock
Ruth & Dr. Jack Schroll
Roonie* & Mert Sellers
Chris & Nikki Shain (Buhler CF)
Frances* & Dr. Robert Shears
Carole L.* & Joe W. Shepherd
Richard E. & Patricia A. Smith
Phyllis J. Snyder
Peg & John Stephens
Connie & Darrell* Stutzman
Trudy Swint
Betty & James Taylor
Harold L. & Linda A. Tegethoff
Chris Terrill & Jamie Funke
Norman* & Ruth Terrill
Doris Vandergiesen
Glenda & Ken Vogel
Ron Werner
LuAnn & Darren Wicks
Skip & Kim Wilson
Gary & Nancy Witham
Sandy & Leland Woodson
Donna & Dr. Jack Wortman
Lisa & Jay Yoder
Jonathan Zimmerman
Donna & Alvin Zwick
*Indicates those who are deceased
John Griffin
Free Estate
Planning Design
Hutchinson Community Foundation
partners with John Griffin of
Stewardship Counseling LLC
to provide estate planning design
services free of charge, on a firstcome first-served basis. The draft
plan can then be given to your
attorney to formalize. This gives
you comprehensive guidance in
designing an estate plan that
minimizes income, gift, estate and
inheritance taxes and facilitates
smooth business, farm and asset
transition. Contact the Foundation
to set an appointment.
If you have designated Hutchinson Community
Foundation in your estate plans and are not
on this list, let us know so that we may fully
understand and honor your charitable intentions
and include you in upcoming Legacy Society
activities and communications.
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Gifts of a
Legacy
Gifts
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Community Foundation
Receives Largest Bequest Ever
Estella Lewis walked two miles a day until she was 102. And the love she
and her late husband Philip shared for this community was just as amazing.
As part of her estate, she earmarked $4 million for local charities, to be
stewarded by Hutchinson Community Foundation.
Born in 1904 on a farm seven miles southwest of Sterling, she worked as
a secretary at United Power and Light, where an insistent bookkeeper
seemed to visit her a little too often to be merely talking about business.
That bookkeeper turned out to be Philip Lewis, her future husband.
Not long after the Lewises were married, the couple moved to the home
they had built on Monroe Street, where they spent all of their 49 years of
marriage together.
Philip died in 1986, but Estella drove her car and lived in her own home
until age 97. She passed away in January 2013 at the age of 108.
lifetime
Now their legacy lives on through the Philip E. & Estella E. Lewis Endowed
Fund, from which annual grants will be made to the following: American
Red Cross of Reno County, Cancer Council of Reno County, Hospice &
HomeCare of Reno County, Hutchinson Regional Medical Center Foundation,
Hutchinson First Nazarene Church, Mid-America Nazarene College, General
Board of the Church of the Nazarene and Salvation Army of Hutchinson.
A portion of the annual grants will also go to the Fund for Hutchinson, for
unrestricted giving, to meet the changing needs of the community.
Estella Lewis
“Philip & Estella’s generosity
is an amazing example
of how a commitment to
giving back can have a
powerful, ongoing effect
on the community for
generations.”
–Marilyn Bolton
Hutchinson Community
Foundation Board Chair
“Philip and Estella loved this community and the people in it. They did well
financially and wished to leave a valuable legacy to the community,” said
Commerce Bank trust officer and Foundation board member Dell Marie
Shanahan Swearer.
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Here, we pour our hearts into
achieving greatness.
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We pledge to
help our people
live with healthy bodies and joyful hearts.
Because when you love something,
nothing can stop you.
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Our founders passionately advocated for a community endowment
of unrestricted funds that could be directed to the most pressing
issues of the time. The Fund for Hutchinson, now nearing $2
million, is that endowed unrestricted fund. Each year the Fund for
Hutchinson grants $150,000 to organizations serving Reno County,
yet we receive around $500,000 in requests. The needs are indeed
greater than our ability to fund them.
Until 2017, all gifts to
the Fund for Hutchinson
endowment may be
matched 50% by the
Kansas Health Foundation.
Dick Dillon saw the possibility of the Fund for Hutchinson reaching
$15-$20 million by 2030. Based on this vision, the Foundation has
set two goals for the Fund for Hutchinson: $3 million by 2017 and
$20 million by 2030. At $20 million, the Fund for Hutchinson
would grant $1 million annually, significantly increasing our capacity
to meet the community’s needs.
These goals are bold, but we believe it can happen with your help.
$3 million by 2017
$20 million by 2030
Bold Goals for the
What is the Fund for Hutchinson?
Donor advised funds
make important
grants, but the Fund
for Hutchinson has
the potential to
address the deep,
daunting challenges
in our community.
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Truly transforming Reno County, the Fund for Hutchinson is a
“community savings account” that allows our community to take risks
on new projects, address deep and daunting issues and try innovative
solutions. The annual grant application process represents the one
time of year that the Foundation can significantly respond to both
new and pressing needs.
Some of the grants are small but mighty, while others are large and
far-reaching. Each, though, represents an innovative approach or
collaboration, a new efficiency for an established organization, a
critical need that requires “just-in-time” funding, or an opportunity
that needs just that bit of local support to leverage great resources
for our community.
Beloved Teacher Leaves Gift to Improve
Hutchinson Quality of Life
Debbie Johnson Mosier touched the lives of thousands of
Hutchinson students in her 21 years of teaching elementary,
middle school and high school. Now her legacy will reach
thousands more through a gift of $2 million divided among
Hutchinson Public Library, Boys and Girls Club and Hutchinson
Community Foundation.
For Hutchinson Community Foundation, the $666,000 gift
establishing the Debbie Johnson Mosier Fund for Hutchinson
represents a major stride. “The Fund for Hutchinson is our
community savings account,” said Aubrey Abbott Patterson,
Hutchinson Community Foundation President. “Debbie saw
that endowing her gift would make the greatest long-term
impact and would allow us to address the ever-changing needs
in our community. Debbie’s endowed gift moves us even closer
to our 2017 goal of $3 million for the Fund for Hutchinson.”
Fund for Hutchinson
“Debbie was very proud of growing up in Hutchinson,” said
friends Patty Crews and Chery Lackey. “She has a big smile
now not because of pride, but because she’s happy that she
could do something for the community she loved.”
“It was important to Debbie to be a good teacher, person and example
for others,” said friend Liz Peirce. “Debbie was able to make lives
better in Hutchinson. Her gift will touch kids at the Club, people of all
ages at the library and many, many generations of people through the
Fund for Hutchinson. What a well-rounded gift!”
The
Power of
Endowment
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2014
MATCH
Tuesday
DAY
On behalf of all of our nonprofit Match Day partners, thank you for
growing the endowments that will help our community for years to come.
Total Impact: $267,800
$213,100 from donations plus
$50,000 in matching funds and
$4,700 in prizes
Most Dollars Raised:
1. Boys & Girls Clubs of Hutchinson, $23,033
2. United Way of Reno County, $19,390
3. TECH, $14,849
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Number of Donors: 601
Greatest Number of Donors:
1. TECH, 88
2. Boys & Girls Clubs of Hutchinson, 78
3. Interfaith Housing Services, 77
32 Participating
Nonprofit Endowments
Sparking
the spirit of giving
As the clock struck midnight at the close of May 6, a few Match
Day enthusiasts were still awake to celebrate a phenomenal
24 hours: over 600 donors helped raise $268,700 for area
nonprofit endowments.
Though donations were the ultimate goal, the spirit of giving
stretched far beyond money. It put givers, thinkers and doers
in the same place, focused on helping our community thrive.
Casual conversations led to some pretty amazing opportunities.
Take Ray Hemman from USD 308. He and Major James
Mungai of the Salvation Army brainstormed a walking trail
around the Walnut Street Park, adjacent to the Salvation
Army office.
And Nathan Reed, Superintendent at Fairfield. The Fairfield
endowment fund had not received any donations before
lunch, so he headed back to school and knocked on classroom
doors to get donations from 25 teachers and staff—equaling
more than $2,200.
The spirit of giving exuded from Eagle Communications that
day, to the point that a woman driving through from Colorado
was compelled to stop and donate. She’d just heard a radio
announcement as she looked up to see the Match Day flag,
which she took as a sign to give.
Match Day was a one-day event to help 32 nonprofits
increase their endowments, with the help of a $50,000
match pool from Hutchinson Community Foundation.
The
Power of
Endowment
When a nonprofit creates an endowment, it
symbolizes the organization’s commitment
to a long and thriving future. Helping to
build this long-term sustainability is one of
our core missions.
Organizational Endowments
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Reno County Endowment
Boys & Girls Clubs of Hutchinson Endowment
Buhler USD 313 Educational Fdn. Endowment
(Buhler CF)
Cancer Council of Reno County Patient
Services Endowment
Cause for Paws Endowment
Children’s Emergency Shelter Home
Communities That Care Endowment
Dillon Nature Center Endowment
Fairfield - USD 310 Endowment
Family Community Theatre Endowment
Food Bank of Reno County
Fund for Buhler (Buhler CF)
Fund for Hutchinson
Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland Endowment
Hospice & HomeCare of Reno County Endowment
Hutchinson Animal Shelter
Hutchinson Art Center Endowment
Hutchinson Meals on Wheels Endowment
Hutchinson Public Schools Endowment
Hutchinson Regional Medical Center Fdn. Endowment
Hutchinson Symphony Endowment
Hutchinson’s Historic Fox Theatre Endowment
Interfaith Housing Services Endowment
Kansas Association of Community Fdns. Endowment
Kansas Cosmosphere & Space Center Endowment
Kansas Health Foundation Operating Fund
Kansas Health Foundation Operating Fund (Buhler CF)
Leadership Reno County Endowment
Leadership Reno County Children’s Endowment
Mennonite Friendship Communities Endowment
New Beginnings Homeless Shelter Endowment
New Covenant Presbyterian Church Endowment
Quest Center Endowment
Reno County Transportation Endowment
Rotary Club of Hutchinson Endowment
RSVP - The Volunteer Center Endowment
Salvation Army of Hutchinson Kansas Endowment
Sexual Assault/Domestic Violence Center Endowment
Strataca - Underground Salt Museum Endowment
Sunshine Meadows Retirement Community
Endowment (Buhler CF)
TECH Endowment
Trails West Emergency Medical Service Endowment
United Way of Reno County Endowment
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2013-2014 Youth Philanthropy Council
Hutchinson High School: Dustin Curiel, Madi Graber, Dylan Graves, David Sotelo; Nickerson High School: Alison Evans,
Nate Gardner, Nathan Hiatt, Denis Ortiz, Dalton Yoder; Buhler High School: Maren Berblinger, Kyle Doerksen, Dillon Engellend,
Mauryn Kennedy; Trinity High School: Sam Mailloux; Haven High School: Justin Carlson, Edward Dorey, Mary Fishburn, Riley
Waggoner; Fairfield High School: Cannon Burns, Ryan Ewy; Pretty Prairie High School: Nikayla Lampkins, Tanner Ray
Cultivating young
Grant Recipients
The Council is comprised of twenty-two high school students from across Reno County. These youth met for
four months to discuss local issues of concern to youth, learn about philanthropy and grant making and award
grants to youth-serving organizations. The Council awarded $3,000 in grants from the Richard W. Dillon
Memorial Fund for Youth Philanthropy on March 16.
Dillon Nature Center ............................................ $375
Science, Technology, Engineering, and
Math (STEM) Camp equipment.
Future Business Leaders of America
(FBLA) at Nickerson High School .................... $80
Red Cross Blood Mobile.
Hutchinson/Reno County Hawks .................. $565
On the Road to Victory transportation costs.
Magnet STEM School at Allen ........................ $600
Supplies for Lego Mosaic.
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Prosperity C.A.R.E.S Club ................................ $300
Supplies for Eagle Wings Quilts project.
Sexual Assault and
Domestic Violence Center ................................ $330
Supplies for Circles of Affection.
Trinity Catholic Jr./Sr. High School .............. $300
Supplies for Blankets Tied With Love project.
USD 308 ...................................................................... $450
Scholarships for International
Baccalaureate Programme.
Lauren Ollenburger, a 13-year-old student at Hutchinson Middle School 7,
donated her confirmation money. David Treece, 9, and his sister Haley, 8,
brought a plastic cup with $1.90 in change. These were just two examples
among the 30 families who used Match Day to show children the
importance of living generously.
“One of the biggest things we hear from parents is a desire to help their kids
have generous and compassionate hearts,” said Foundation Program Officer
Kari Mailloux. “The fact that dozens of families came out for Match Day tells
me that Hutchinson has a very strong future.”
The idea of encouraging youth to give back to their community is not new
to Hutchinson Community Foundation. In 2004, Dick Dillon’s family
created the Richard W. Dillon Memorial Fund for Youth Philanthropy to give
Reno County high school students an opportunity to discuss local issues and
learn about philanthropy and grantmaking. Each year the Youth Philanthropy
Council (YPC) oversees a grant competition for organizations that serve or
are led by youth ages zero to 18. Since 2004, more than $25,000 has been
awarded from this fund.
Hutchinson Community
Foundation’s mission is to
inspire philanthropy,
collaboration and innovative
leadership to strengthen our
communities. Since 1989
the foundation has granted
more than $63 million to
organizations locally and
around the world.
YPC member Mary Fishburn, Haven Senior, spoke about her experience at
the 2014 grant awards ceremony in March. “I was amazed by how much
power had been granted to a group of teenagers,” she said. “For once, adults
were asking us for money. We were placed into a position with the opportunity
to make a major difference in the lives of youth across Reno County.”
philanthropists
Sherry Treece with her children, David and Haley
Kids and
Giving
Julie Steen with her children, Lucy, Harris and Maddy
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“I want early childhood
programs to flourish in our
community, and the only way
that is done is through money.
Otherwise you lose those
opportunities for children
and families.”
–Marcia Corey
Ensuring
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During Marcia Corey’s 25+ years at the Reno County Early Education
Center, she witnessed the incredible power of getting an early start with
special needs children. But funding to build and sustain programs was
always being “borrowed” for other things.
“I know that the earlier you start, the better kids do in school,” Marcia said.
“But we were always unsure of our funding, like with tobacco money that
should have created over $1 billion in an endowment specifically for early
education programs in Kansas. That money was redirected by the legislature to other projects.”
So when she and her husband John were looking to donate to the community,
they saw an opportunity to create a stable funding source for Reno County
programs for young children. “The Community Foundation helped us
outline the priorities for an endowment fund, which gives the Early Education
Center director the power to prioritize money for children from birth to
five with special needs,” she said.
Marcia’s hope is to both reach more children and ensure that current
services will still be available generations from now. “I hope we can educate
families about the importance of education right at birth with these kiddos.
So many times parents think that with newborns, you just love them, feed
them and change their diapers. Their brains are growing so fast, especially
from birth to three. And that’s the prime time to shape that child.”
a strong start in life
“We have 2,000 days. From
the moment of birth, we as
a society and community
have 2,000 days. 2,000
days to make or break a
child. 2,000 days to help a
child walk independently or
to make them a product
dependent upon society for
their existence. 2,000 days,
no more….no less.”
–Dr. Marilyn Graham
Director of Reno County Pre-K,
supported by the Kansas
Preschool Program Grant
Early
Childhood
Community Leadership: Early Childhood Initiatives
“The most critical factor in
whether a child will thrive is
having a kind, loving parent
they trust. It doesn’t matter
if that ‘parent’ is biological
or not—every child, starting
at birth, deserves that
important relationship.”
–Sharon Hixson
SEEK Coordinator
Giving children a strong start—from birth—is one of the Foundation’s
highest priorities. We make and manage grants that fund activities including
social/emotional screening, parenting education and preschool programs.
The Reno County Pre-K Program is providing free preschool to 200
four-year-olds who might not otherwise be able to attend.
The Social Emotional Excellence for Kids (SEEK) grant is helping young
children with social/emotional red flags get help early. Key activities include
screenings, training, and coordination of healthcare, early education and
mental health providers.
The Reno Parents Connect public service campaign is promoting ways to
forge a strong parent-child bond from birth to five, connecting parents at
RenoParentsConnect.org.
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Match Days
Buhler
Community
Foundation
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Fund for Buhler makes
sidewalks possible
Over the past few years, Buhler and other Reno County
communities have taken the advice of healthy living expert
Mark Fenton to heart: great sidewalks invite people to be
more active.
2013 Milestones
Foundation Balance as of Dec. 2013 ....$612,879
Total Gifts Received in 2013 ...............$114,137
Total Grants Disbursed in 2013 .............$16,750
So when Buhler Mayor and Community Foundation board
member Daniel Friesen learned that a number of residents
could not afford to replace crumbling sidewalks in front of
their homes, he asked a men’s group from Buhler Mennonite
Brethren Church to volunteer their labor. Buhler CF granted
them $500 to cover the supplies needed for the job.
Sidewalk blocks were replaced in four different locations.
2013 Fund for Buhler Grants
Buhler High School ................................... $500
For Citizenship Day
Mayor Friesen commented that “the Buhler Community
Foundation is a great partner for special needs projects,
especially ones that have a matching labor contribution
component like this one as it really stretches the
fund’s impact.”
Current Funds
Buhler Community Foundation Operations Fund
Buhler Public Health Endowment Fund
Buhler USD 313 Educational Foundation
Endowment Fund
Duane & Lula Hunt Family Fund
Fund for Buhler Endowment Fund
Kansas Health Foundation Fund
Kansas Health Foundation Operating
Endowment Fund
Sunshine Meadows Retirement
Community Endowment Fund
Buhler Public Library..................................$750
For furniture
Buhler Wellness Center..............................$500
For equipment
2013 Advisory Board
David Dick, Chair
Marlo Oltman, Secretary
Tina Yutzy, Coordinator
Daniel Friesen
Hilarie Hecox
Sara Hunt
Cameron Kaufman
Matt McCabe
contribute over $78,000
The Buhler Community Foundation held a Match Day on November 20,
2013, which brought $71,812 into the Foundation, including both donations
and matching funds. The Buhler USD 313 Education Foundation and Fund
for Buhler additionally raised $6,586.68 during the Hutchinson Community
Foundation Match Day on May 6, 2014.
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Dick Dillon
Legacy Endowment
The Dick Dillon Legacy Endowment
supplements the operating budget for
Hutchinson Community Foundation,
sustaining our ability to hear and
respond to the community’s changing
needs—now and into the future.
Leading Partners
Betty & Ace Dillon
Tammy & Brad Dillon
Carolyn Dillon
Dee & David Dillon
Mary Dillon
Ruth & Paul Dillon
Stacey & Reed Dillon
Steve Dillon
Connie Folks
Ann & Rob Ramseyer
Virginia Rayl
Building Partners
Diane & Uriah Bueller
Tremenda & Butch Dillon
Janet Dillon Duval
Homer Jennings
The Kroger Co.
Sustaining Partners
Linda & Bob Brown
Sharon & Mark Coberly
First National Bank of Hutchinson
Patty & Dan Foss
Martha & Dick Hamilton
Wendell Holmes
The Hutchinson News
Judy & Rich Manka
Sandra & Joe McMullen
Tucker & Nation Meyer
Darla & John Neal
Barbara & Jim Nunns
Roonie & Mert Sellers
Financial Information
Unaudited Condensed Statement
of Financial Position – December 31, 2013
Assets
Cash and Cash Equivalents
Unconditional Promises to Give
Investments at Fair Value
TOTAL ASSETS
370,497
8,700
47,251,083
$ 47,630,280
Liabilities
Flexible Spending Account Payable
Administrative Fee Payable
Annuity Obligations
Agency Obligations
TOTAL LIABILITIES
1,295
726
14,149
7,533,395
$ 7,549,565
Net Assets
Unrestricted
Temporarily Restricted
Permanently Restricted
TOTAL NET ASSETS
15,092,260
5,111,806
19,876,649
$ 40,080,715
Total Liabilities & Net Assets ....... $ 47,630,280
Visit HutchCF.org to view lists
of funds and donors.
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Our Founders
Assets*
$23.5
03
$26.0
04
$47.6
$28.3
$30.9 $32.1
$30.5
$22.9
$21.6
05
06
$35.7
$25.3
07
08
09
10
11
$3.2
$3.7 $3.5 $3.3 $3.9
12
13
Grants*
$7.3
$4.4
$2.4
$1.8
03
04
06
05
07
08
09
10
11
$4.2
$2.7
12
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1990-2013 Total of Grants Awarded ........ $ 63,687,144
Contributions*
$9.6
$6.3 $6.1
$5.0
$4.7
$4.1
$3.9
$3.2
Virginia Rayl
Emprise Bank - Bank of America
Carolyn & Dick Dillon
First National Bank
The Hutchinson News
Lowen Corporation
Meam & Jim Floyd
Bettie & Al Wagler
Luminous Neon, Inc.
Ruth Whitmire
Martha & Dick Hamilton
Betty & Ace Dillon
John S. Dillon, Jr.
Ruth & Paul Dillon
Dillon Foundation
Kopke Foundation
Ray E. Dillon
Krause Foundation
Davis Foundation
Roonie & Mert Sellers
Alice & Dick Welborn
Dillon Stores
Kwik-Shop, Inc.
Jackson Ice Cream Co.
Brad Dillon
Dee & David Dillon
Connie Folks
Steve Dillon
Helen Hamilton
Pink & Wendell Holmes
Polly & Wayne Lowe
Helen & Oliver Hester
Linda Dillon
Butch Dillon
Elizabeth & Max Ontjes
Pearce Foundation
Carey Foundation
Tucker & Nation Meyer
Union National Bank Commerce Bank
Sharon & Charles Kimbell
Central Bank and Trust Co.
Barbara & Peter Macdonald
Arlene & Homer Jennings
Consolidated Manufacturing, Inc.
Roseanne & John Baldwin
$2.7 $2.9
$1.6
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07
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09
10
11
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Endowed Funds
Endowing a fund with Hutchinson Community Foundation is a philanthropic keystone.
It provides the solid base for a vision - assuring the organization that resources will be
there in perpetuity. The power of endowment is amazing - allowing more confident
planning for the future and keeping hopes of even greater accomplishment alive.
ENDOWED UNRESTRICTED FUNDS
Buhler Communty Foundation Endowment Fund
Dick Dillon Legacy Endowment for the Hutchinson
Community Foundation
Fund for Hutchinson
William Drew Critser Fund for Hutchinson Endowment
Martha & Dick Hamilton Fund for Hutchinson
Helen & Oliver Hester Fund for Hutchinson
Barbara & Peter Macdonald Fund for Hutchinson
Sandra McMullen Fund for Hutchinson
Virginia H. Rayl Fund for Hutchinson
Frances & Robert Shears Fund for Hutchinson
Kansas Health Foundation Operating Fund
ORGANIZATION ENDOWMENTS
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Hutchinson Endowment
Boys & Girls Club of Hutchinson Endowment
Buhler USD 313 Educational Foundation Endowment - Buhler CF
Cancer Council of Reno County Patient Services Endowment
Cause for Paws Endowment
Dillon Nature Center Endowment
Fairfield - USD 310 Endowment
Family Community Theatre Endowment
Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland Endowment Fund - Hutchinson
Hospice & HomeCare of Reno County Endowment
Hutchinson Art Center Endowment
Hutchinson Meals on Wheels Endowment
Hutchinson Public Schools Endowment
Hutchinson Public Schools International Baccalaureate Diploma
Program Endowment
Hutchinson Regional Medical Center Foundation Endowment
Hutchinson Symphony Endowment
Hutchinson’s Historic Fox Theatre Endowment
Interfaith Housing Services Endowment
Kansas Association of Community Foundations Endowment
Kansas Cosmosphere & Space Center Endowment
Kansas Health Foundation Operating Fund Buhler Community Foundation
Leadership Reno County Children’s Endowment
Leadership Reno County Endowment
Mennonite Friendship Communities Endowment
New Beginnings Homeless Shelter Endowment
New Covenant Presbyterian Church Endowment
Quest Center Endowment
Reno County Communities That Care Endowment
Reno County Transportation Endowment
Rotary Club of Hutchinson Endowment
RSVP - The Volunteer Center Endowment
Salvation Army of Hutchinson Kansas Endowment
Sexual Assault/Domestic Violence Center Endowment
Strataca (Kansas Underground Salt Museum) Endowment
Sunshine Meadows Retirement Community Endowment - Buhler CF
TECH Endowment
Trails West Emergency Medical Service, Inc. Endowment
United Way of Reno County Endowment
DONOR DESIGNATED ENDOWMENTS
Cause for Paws - Hawley Endowment
Loretta June Edlund Endowment
Corey Endowment for Early Childhood, a designated fund for
Early Education Center
Robert G. Jones Endowment Fund for Reno County Food Bank
Kirk Family Endowment for Family Children’s Theatre
Ruth & Paul Dillon Fund for First Presbyterian Church
Henrietta L. Jones Endowment Fund for Hutchinson Art Association
Joel V. Barr Fund for Hutchinson Art Association
Ruth & Paul Dillon Fund for Hutchinson Art Association
Helen Adams Hamilton Endowment Fund
Henrietta L. Jones Endowment Fund for Hutchinson Public Library
Kenneth & Irene MacPherson Memorial Fund for the
Hutchinson Public Library
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Ruth M. Schroll Fund for the Hutchinson Public Library Large
Print Books
Velda R. Jones Endowment Fund
Estella & Philip Lewis Endowment Fund
Roy L. Smith Memorial Endowment Fund for Nickerson United
Methodist Church
Grace Paul Endowment Fund for Reno County
Richardson Ball Park Endowed Fund
Mildred J. Jones Endowment Fund for Salvation Army
Lydia Streeter Endowment for Reno County
Hazel & Everett Warn Endowment
Donna & Alvin Zwick Endowment Fund for Nickerson UMC
Donor Advised Funds
Donor advised funds are simple to set up and offer tax benefits. Individuals,
families and corporations may use these funds and are invited to suggest grants
to their favorite charitable organizations. Advised funds offer all the benefits
and none of the headaches associated with private foundations.
ENDOWED DONOR ADVISED FUNDS
Charles E. Carey Memorial Endowment
Camille & Dave Claxton Donor Advised Fund
Carolyn & Dick Dillon Donor Advised Fund
Wanda L. Holmes Endowment Fund
Kerr Family Donor Advised Fund
Leo A. & Helen Weeks Rogers Donor Advised Fund
Sterling Farm Supply, Inc. Fund
Emma Clara & Joe Stucky Endowment Fund
DONOR ADVISED FUNDS
Gloria Alfaro Donor Advised Fund
Roseanne & John Baldwin Donor Advised Fund
Brooke Noel Barker Memorial Fund
The Ross & Marianna Beach Foundation, Inc.
Mary Linda & Robert D. Brown Donor Advised Fund
Lynette Lacy & Bruce Buchanan Donor Advised Fund
Angeline “Kiki” Cappony Donor Advised Fund
Charles E. Carey Memorial Fund
Sharon & Mark Coberly Donor Advised Fund
Betty & Ace Dillon Donor Advised Fund
Tammy & Brad Dillon Donor Advised Fund
Tremenda & Butch Dillon Donor Advised Fund
Dee & David Dillon Donor Advised Fund
Mary M. Dillon Donor Advised Fund
Ruth & Paul Dillon Donor Advised Fund
Stacey & Reed Dillon Donor Advised Fund
Angel & Steve Dillon Donor Advised Fund
Ed Doherty Donor Advised Fund
Kris & John Doswell Donor Advised Fund
Carrie Edwards Donor Advised Fund
Ross Edwards Donor Advised Fund
Shelly & Roy Edwards Donor Advised Fund
Terry & R.A. Edwards Donor Advised Fund
James Fee Memorial Fund
Patricia A. & Daniel C. Foss Donor Advised Fund
Tyler Foss Memorial Fund
Duane & Lula Hunt Family Fund - Buhler CF
Hutchinson Clinic Advised Fund
Hutchinson Credit Union Helping Hand Fund
Jo & Ken Hedrick Donor Advised Fund
Kathy & Mike Juby Donor Advised Fund
Walter E. & Velma G. Justice Fund for Reno County
Sharon & Charles Kimbell Donor Advised Fund
Luminous Neon Advised Fund
Constance Lowe Donor Advised Fund
Polly A. Lowe Donor Advised Fund
Stephen Lowe Donor Advised Fund
R. Wayne Lowe Donor Advised Fund
Michael Maloney Memorial Fund
Bill Mason Donor Advised Fund
Judy Mason Donor Advised Fund
Marla & Gary McKee Donor Advised Fund
Sandra & Joe McMullen Donor Advised Fund
Meyer Charitable Trust Donor Advised Fund
Darla & John Neal Donor Advised Fund
John Neal Memorial Fund
Earlene & Robert Neuway Legacy Fund
Mike Neuway Legacy Fund
Elizabeth & John Oswald Donor Advised Fund
Ann & Rob Ramseyer Donor Advised Fund
Charles D. Schmucker Donor Advised Fund
Connie & Jay Schrock Donor Advised Fund
Doris & Menno Schmidt Donor Advised Fund
Kay & Gene Schmidt Donor Advised Fund
Ruth & Jack Schroll Donor Advised Fund
Don Stiles Memorial
Doris E. & Jack E. Sutton Donor Advised Fund
Debra & Paul Waggoner Donor Advised Fund
Merna B. Weeks Donor Advised Fund
Donna & Jack Wortman Donor Advised Fund
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Designated Funds
The Foundation administers diverse funds that provide donors a way
to make a continuing commitment to the vitality of our community.
Avenue A Park Mural Fund
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Reno County Fund
Boys & Girls Club of Hutchinson Fund
Breakfast Optimists Boys & Girls State Scholarship Fund
Buhler Community Foundation Operating Fund
Cancer Council of Reno County Fund
Cause for Paws Fund
Carey Park Junior Golf Scholarship Fund
Carolyn Dillon Fund for Dillon Lecture Series
Dillon Nature Center Foundation Fund
Sally Sargent Franklin Memorial Fund for Dillon Nature
Center Foundation
Do Art Fund
Downtown Hutchinson Revitalization Fund
Early Education Center Scholarship Fund
Eastside Cemetery Fund
Friends of Kansas Kids Museum Fund
Friends of the Kansas State Fair Fund
Friends of the Kansas State Fair - Pat Potucek Award Fund
Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland - Hutchinson Fund
Haven Wellness Center Fund
HCC Endowment Association Fund
Healthy Families Reno County Fund
Haven High School Alumni Association Fund
Hutchinson Art Association Art Fair Awards Fund
Hutchinson Area Student Health Services Fund
HHS Alumni Association Fund
Hutchinson Meals on Wheels Fund
Janice Jukes Memorial for Hutchinson Meals on Wheels
Hutchinson Public Library Fund
Peggy Childs Memorial Fund for Hutchinson Public Schools
Hutchinson Regional Medical Center Foundation Fund
Hutchinson Theatre Guild Fund
Hospice & Home Care of Reno County Fund
Hutchinson/Reno County Hawks Fund
Interfaith Housing Services IDA Program Fund
Kansas Cosmosphere & Space Center Fund
Kansas Dialogue Fund
Kansas Youth Choir Scholarship Fund
Leadership Reno County Fund
Leadership Reno County Alumni Association Fund
Medication Assistance Program Fund
Mohawk District Boy Scouts Fund
New Beginnings Homeless Shelter Fund
Parenting Fair Fund
Prairie Nutcracker Fund
Polio Survivors - Central Kansas Fund
Quest Center Fund
Radio Kansas Fund
Recreate for Life Foundation Fund
Reins of Hope Fund
Reno County Planning Council Fund for Children & Families
Reno County Small Business Revolving Loan Fund
RSVP - The Volunteer Center Fund
Sexual Assault/Domestic Violence Center Fund
Smart Start Reno County - Biles Memorial
TECH Foundation Fund
TECH Foundation Infant & Toddler Fund
Trees for Tomorrow Fund
Boy Scout Troop 301 Fund - Hutchinson, Kansas
Ulster Project of Hutchinson Fund
United Way of Reno County Fund
Fairfield - USD 310 Fund
Women for Health Fund
Young Professionals of Reno County Fund
PROGRAM/PROJECT FUNDS
Building on Success Fund
Communities That Care
Downtown Hutchinson Revitalization Bike Project Fund
Downtown Hutchinson Revitalization Third Thursday
Early Childhood Strategic Communication Grant
Family Centered Systems of Care of Reno County
Family Economic Success
Fathers Matter - CCFY Conference Fund
Friends of the Big Guns Fund
HEAL Design Team
Healthy Communities Initiative Planning Grant
Housing Trust Fund
Housing Trust Fund - Land Bank
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Hutchinson Community Tennis Complex Fund
Hutchinson Rod Run Fund
Kansas Association of Community Foundations
Male Involvement Network of Reno County
Nutrition & Physical Activity Initiative
Prairie Sunset Home Building Fund
Reno County Kansas Preschool Program
Reno County Youth Leadership Grant
SEEK Grant
Spiritual Life Center - Hutchinson Correctional Facility Fund
Richard W. Dillon Memorial Fund for Youth Philanthropy
We Care About Animals Fund
We Care About Animals - Pavers
Flexible Funds
It is especially beneficial to have donors who allow Hutchinson Community Foundation
flexibility in applying our knowledge of the evolving challenges facing the local area.
These resources enable us to respond…now and in the future.
ENDOWED FIELD OF INTEREST FUNDS
Big Brothers Christmas Fund
Kansas Health Foundation Fund
Kansas Health Foundation Fund - Buhler Community Foundation
Helen W. Lang Fund for Children
Bernice Reinhart Fund for the Children of Hutchinson
John R. and Bethene S. Rimmer Fund for Early Childhood
Education & Enrichment
Abraham & Clarice Weinlood Memorial Fund for Hutchinson
Edna Williams Field of Interest Fund for Children
FIELD OF INTEREST FUNDS
Children’s Health Projects Fund
Helen & Dale Critser Education Fund
Early Childhood Initiatives Fund
Families of Children with Cancer Fund
Friends of Public Education Fund
Friends of the Trail Fund
Helen Adams Hamilton Fund for Children & Youth
Hutchinson/Reno County Disaster Recovery Fund
Hutchinson/Reno County Emergency Services Fund
Michael & John Neal Fund for Cancer Research
ProjectHelp Fund
Scholarship Funds
Scholarship funds may be established by individuals or groups and are a tangible
commitment to the future, providing a vision of hope for the next generations.
ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS
John Baldwin Memorial Scholarship Fund for HCC
Byron & Ramona Batthauer HHS Scholarship
J.D. Carroll Memorial Scholarship Fund
Doherty Scholarship for Lincoln School Students
Denny Hart Family Athletic Scholarship Fund
Gwendolyne Hawley Scholarship Fund
HCC Presidential Scholars Endowment Fund
Helen Hester Scholarship Fund
HHS Class of 1968 Scholarship Fund
Hutchinson News Future Journalist Scholarship Fund
Ralene Johnson Scholarship
Steve Jukes Memorial Scholarship Fund
Louise R. & William M. Kirk Fund for HCC Scholarships
Sandra & Joe McMullen Fund for HCC/B&G Scholarships
Grace Paul Endowment Fund for HCC Scholarships
Pfister Family Endowed Scholarship Fund
Al Wagler Scholarship Fund
Melissa Yost Scholarship Fund
SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS
Arabian Horse Expo Fund for Youth Scholarships
Children of Police & Sheriff Officers Scholarship
Harry P. Coberly/Connie Tweito Memorial Scholarship Fund
Family Readiness Group Scholarship Fund - 1st BN-161st FA
HHS Class of 1947 - John & Bobbie Baker Scholarship Fund
HHS Class of 1953 Memorial Scholarship Fund
HHS Class of 1961 Scholarship Fund
HHS Class of 1962 Scholarship Fund
HHS Family & Consumer Science Education Scholarship Fund
HHS Vocal Music Scholarship Fund
Myrtle F. & M. Eugene Hobson Memorial Fund for
Nursing Education
Hutchinson Clinic Scholarship Fund
Red Tent Book Club Fund
Don Thomas Scholarship Fund
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2013 Donors
A
Faye & Walter Abildgaard
Carol Abrahams & Terry Holly
Ann & Don Adams
Courtney & Willie Adkins
ADM Archer Daniels Midland Co.
AFC Insurance & Investments
Betty & Robert Albright
Kelly & Mike Alger
Allen, Gibbs, & Houlik, L.C.
Allen County Community Foundation
Allstate Life Insurance Company
Shirley & Whitey Alpers
Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc.
Deborah & Carl Amrine
Joleen & Dale Anderson
Karen Anderson
Pam & David Anderson
Betsie & George Andrews
Anonymous Donors
Elizabeth & Paul Antonenko
Karla Arbuckle
The Arc of Sedgwick County
Ashland Community Foundation
Augusta Community Foundation
Neva & Elden Austin
B
Mary & John Bachand
Susan & Bob Bacon
Loretta & Jim Baker
Mary & Albert Baker Memorial Trust
Amy & Anthony Baldwin
Jane & Loren Balzer
Bank of Kansas
Judy & Gaylen Banz
Barkley Plumbing Corp.
Donna & LeWayne Bartel
Marilyn Mann Bauman
Kathryn & William Baxter
The Ross & Marianna Beach Foundation, Inc.
Belle Plaine Community Foundation
Michael Benscheidt
Sarah & Mike Berblinger
Carol & Ed Berger
Judy & Thomas Berry
Bever Dye, L.C.
Martha Bieber
Debra & Greg Binns
Bird City Century II Development Foundation
BKD CPAs & Advisors, LLP
Marie & Jerry Blocher
Marilyn & Larry Bolton
Gladys Bos
Mary Jane & Bob Boyd
Boys & Girls Club of Hutchinson, Inc.
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Bretz & Young Law Offices, LLC
Amy & Matt Bretz
Phyllis & Ray Brian
Bridgewater Associates, Inc.
Bromelkamp Company, LLC
Brown Equipment
Janet Brown
Joan & John Brown
Lorraine & Joe Brubaker
Sheri & Mike Bryan
Lynette Lacy & Bruce Buchanan
Buhler Agency, Inc.
Buhler Community Foundation
Linda & Steve Burger
Janet & Chris Burr
Ann & Bob Bush
Susan & Sam Buttram
Marie & Dick Buzbee
C
Margaret & Elwin Cabbage
Cancer Council of Reno County
Dianne & James Cannon
Cargill, Inc.
Susan & Richard Carlisle
Carol & Ron Carr
Jade & Alex Carvalho
Jane & Santo Catanese
Catholic Community Foundation of the
Diocese of Salina
Rachelle Cavanaugh
Central Bank & Trust Company
Central Kansas Community Foundation
Central Kansas Community Foundation Butler County
Central Kansas Corvette Assn., Inc.
Central Kansas Polio Survivors Support Group
Chanute Community Foundation
Aubrey & Derek Chappel
Chapter by P.E.O.
Theresa & David M. Cheeves
Chiropractic Health Clinic
Jill & Michael Chisam
City Beverage Company, Inc.
City of Hutchinson
Jeanie & Scott Clarke
Clearwater Community Foundation
Sally Coberly
Sharon & Mark Coberly
Coffeyville Area Community Foundation, Inc.
Jerry Collins
Commerce Bank of Hutchinson
Community Foundation for Cloud County
Community Foundation of Dickinson
County, Inc.
Community Foundation of Ellis
Community Foundation of Southeast Kansas
Community Foundation of Southwest Kansas
Joyce & Mark Conard
Susan Cook
Jane Cooper
Marcia & John Corey
CornerBank
Council Grove Area Foundation
Robert Cowdery
Christine & Kenneth Cramer, Jr.
Patty Crawford
William Drew Critser Trust Estate
Patty & George Cullan
Melva & Maurice Cummings
D
Flauretta & Robert Dalke
Data Center, Inc.
Donna Ann Davis
Lawrie & Anthony Dean
Decker & Mattison Co., Inc.
James DeCow
Sally & Frank Depenbusch
Derby Community Foundation
Developmental Services of NW Kansas, Inc.
(DSVWK)
Nikole & Nathan DeWitt
Amanda & Raymond Dick
Arthur Dick
Jeanne & Hal Dick
Joan & Alden Dick
Laura & Mike Dick
Patty Macke Dick & David Dick
Judy Dickinson
Peggy Dickinson
Dillon Credit Union
Dillon Nature Center Foundation
Dillon Stores Division
Tammy & Brad Dillon
Tremenda & Butch Dillon
Carolyn Dillon
David B. Dillon Charitable Lead Trust
Ruth & Paul Dillon
Ray E. Dillon & Sons
Della & Keith Dirks
Disability Rights Center of Kansas
Do Art
Edward Doherty
Joan & Larry Doskocil
Kris & John Doswell
Douglas County Community Foundation
Julie & Steve Drach
Stefani & Randy Dreiling
Dunlap Miller Care, LLC
Dawn & Ron Dutton
E
G
Velma & Russell Ediger
Virginia & Richard Ediger
Loretta June Edlund Trust
Pamela Edwards
Shelly & Roy Edwards
Terry & R.A. Edwards
Shirley Egbert
Donna & Jeffrey Ehrlich
Terri & Steve Eisiminger
Joan & Mark Ellingson
Carolyn & Tom Elliott
Gene Elliott
Elliott Mortuary
Shelly & Keith Emmerich
Emporia Community Foundation
Enterprise Products Operating, LLC
Jean & Lonnie Evans
Garber Surveying Service, P.A.
Genesis Health Clubs, Inc.
Vergi & Lonnie Geurian
Barbara & John Geuy
Pat & Clyde Gilbert
Gilliland & Hayes
Girard Area Community Foundation
Glasco Community Foundation, Inc.
Global Impact
Drs. Reagan & Mark Glover
Becky & Rodney Goering
Sandra & Vernon Goerl
Carla & Stuart Goertzen
Marjorie & Wayne Goertzen
Goessel Community Foundation
Golden Belt Community Foundation
Leslie & Justin Gordon
Pamela Gould & Everette Bennett
Grant County Community Foundation
Kathryn & Jeff Graves
Greater Kansas City Community Foundation
Greater Manhattan Community Foundation
Greater Northwest Kansas Community
Foundation
Greater Salina Community Foundation
Growing the Vision: A Foundation for the Future
of Greeley County
Melanie & Rob Green
Wanda Grubb
Gust Orthodontics, P.A.
F
E & M Plumbing, Inc.
Bonnie & Frank Fee
Fee Insurance Group
Martha Fee
Lisa & Mark Fenton
Shirley & Roger Fick
First Mennonite Church
First National Bank of Hutchinson
First Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church Endowment Fund
First United Methodist Church
Josephine & Francis Fisher
Mr. & Mrs. Victor Fisher
Florence Community Foundation
Meam & James Floyd
Cal-Maine Foods
Fort Scott Area Community Foundation
Buhler USD 313 Education Foundation
Luann & Dennis Frank
Jo Ann & Roger Franke
Roger Franke
Kristin & Bill Franklin
Elaine Franz
Mary Frazier
Fredonia Community Foundation
Cyndi & John Fredricks
Friends of the Kansas State Fair
Friends of the Trail Fund
Sarah & Daniel Friesen
Virginia & Robert Friesen
Fund for Hutchinson
H
Halstead Community Foundation
Melissa & Ken Hamby
Helen Hamilton Charitable Lead Trust
Martha & Dick Hamilton
Angela & Michael Hammersmith
Rebecca & Paul Hardenburger
Mae & Jesse Harder
Harper County Community Foundation
Carol & Weymeth Harrison
Marnette & Ronald Hatchett
Charlotte Hatfield
Karla & Chris Hawver
Betty & Charles Hayward
Healthy Families - Reno County
Heartland Community Foundation
Hilarie & Shane Hecox
Jo & Ken Hedrick
Judy Heide
Leah Heide
Linda & Randy Henderson
Diana & Gary Hertel
Hesston College
Hesston Community Foundation
HHS Alumni Association
HHS Class of 1961
HHS Class of 1968
High Plains Heritage Foundation
Hillsboro Community Foundation
Aleta & Robert Hirschberg
Sharon & Warren Hixson
Wendy & Ted Hobart
Tresa Jane & Kent Hoskinson
Hospice & HomeCare of Reno County
Hospira
Monica & Jason Hoy
Peggy & Gary Hughes
Dr. Dal Hunt, DDS PA
Joan Hutchins
Hutchinson Civitan Club
Hutchinson Clinic, P.A.
Hutchinson Community College
Hutchinson Correctional Facility
Hutchinson Credit Union
Hutchinson Meals on Wheels
The Hutchinson News
Hutchinson Public Schools
Hutchinson Regional Medical Center
Hutchinson Seventh Day Adventist Church
I
Marilyn Imel
Independence Community Foundation
Ineeda Cleaners, Inc.
Susan & Jim Isaac
J
Amanda & Kory Jackson
Margaret Jacobs
Piper Jaffray
Raymond James Charitable Endowment Fund
Mary Ellen Jantz
Diana Heim-Johnson & Bradley Johnson
Joy Mae & Skip Johnson
Nancy & Donald Johnson
Rob Johnson
Pam & Randy Johnston
Henrietta Jones
Iris Jones
Judith & Paul Jones
Phillip Jordan
Luella & Eldon Jost
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K
Kansas Association of Community Foundations
Kansas Children's Service League
Kansas Cosmosphere & Space Center
Kansas Farmers Service Association
Kansas Health Foundation
Kansas Philanthropies, Inc.
Kansas Rural Communities Foundation
Kansas State Fair
Kansas Underground Salt Museum
Kathy Kappenman
Cindy & Cameron Kaufman
Kay & Gene Schmidt Donor Advised Fund
Liz & J.C. Keith
Jennifer & Matthew Keller
Bryana & Russell Kelley
Patty & Dave Kerr
Maria & James Kicklighter
Lynette & Clement Kilpatrick
Terri Kindsfather
Jim King
Nicole & Clark Kirk
Anna Kiser
Stacie Klassen
Pat & Bruce Klosterhoff
Billy Klug
Joan & Rudy Koenig
Florence Krehbiel
Phyllis Krehbiel
L
Margaret Lamb
Susan Lamb
Judy Langley
Tamara & Gary Lanning
Leadership Reno County Alumni Association
Legacy Regional Community Foundation
Marjorie Lentz
Margaret & Dean Lewis
Estella Lewis Revocable Trust
Laura & Brad Lockee
Lockton Companies, LLC
Wayne Lowe
Luminous Neon, Inc.
M
Kari & Phillip Mailloux
De Anna & Stephen Marshall
Gayle Martin
Martindell Swearer Shaffer Ridenour, LLP
Judy & Bill Mason
Ruth & Jerry Maxfield
Trissa & Matt McCabe
Sharon & Perry McCabe
Ellen & Tom McCarley
Darrel McCool
Beth McKibben
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McPherson County Community Foundation
Meyer Charitable Trust
Tucker & Nation Meyer
MicroEdge, LLC
Midwest Energy, Inc.
Midwest Ford Lincoln Mercury Toyota
Melody Milbrandt, MD
Miller & Associates Consulting Engineers, P.C.
Miller Vision Care
Alice & Bill Mills
Janet & Charles Mills
Robert Milner
Linda & John Mishler
Jana & Brian Moler
Dia & John Montgomery
Melissa & Evan Moodie
Wanda & Robert Morrison
Morton Salt, Inc.
Moundridge Community Foundation
Janet Mueller
Sherry & Gary Mundhenke
Carol Murray
Linda Pauls
Pam & Kenny Pauls
Pam Paulsen
Peabody Community Foundation
George & Belle Pearce Foundation
Liz & Ken Peirce
PEO Chapter HQ
Joy & Merrill Peterson
Pete Peterson
Sharon & Jim Peterson
Anita & Ronald Pfister
Phillips County Community Foundation
Pam & Charles Pierce
Doris Poltera
Schari Porter
Post Rock Community Foundation
Prairie Bank of Kansas - Buhler
Prairie Bank of Kansas - Hutchinson
Prairie Fire Gallery
Marilyn & Larry Prather
Pretty Prairie Grade School
Marcia & Mike Pritchett
N
Q
Norma Nachtigall
Darla Neal
Joan Nech
Neighborhood Reinvestment Corporation dba NeighborWorks
Wendy & John Neill
Nemaha County STEP Foundation
Pam & Wayne Neufeld
Heather Neuway
New Covenant Presbyterian Church
Lisa & Jason Nicolay
North Newton Community Foundation
Norton County Community Foundation, Inc.
Quest Center for Entrepreneurs
O
Chris Odell
Frances & Marlo Oltman
Mary & Jeff O’Neal
ONEOK Foundation Inc.
Debra & Dennis Ontjes
Judy & Sam Ontjes
Oppenheimer & Co.
Diana & Joe O'Sullivan
Elizabeth Oswald
Ottawa County Community Foundation
P
Jan & Keith Pandratz
Park Place Christian Church
Parkview Housing, Inc.
Parsons Area Community Foundation
Aubrey & Lance Patterson
Carolyn & Mike Patterson
R
Ann & Rob Ramseyer
Christina & Ronald Rankin
Susie & Todd Ray
Virginia Rayl
Realty Executives 4Results
Red Tent Book Club Fund
Donna & Don Regier
Fern & Marvin Reimer
Nancy & Russell Reinert
Reins of Hope Therapeutic Riding Program
Marlene & Nick Rempel
Reno County Community Development, Inc.
Republic County Community Foundation
Jan Rich
Susan & Mark Richardson
Nancy & David Richman
RiverSource Life Insurance Company
Anette & Jeff Roberson
Benjamin Robinson
Robert Robinson
Teresa & Gary Robinson
Candace & Richard Robl
Vernon Robl
Elaine & Tom Robson
Rossville Community Foundation
Rotary Club of Hutchinson
Michelle & James Ruhlmann
Beth & Richard Russell
Russell County Area Community Foundation
S
Sanborn & Daughters, Ltd.
Kay & Gene Schmidt
Carolee Schritter
Leatrice & Milo Schroeder
Ruth & Jack Schroll
Heidi & Jamie Schultz
Scott Community Foundation
Nancy & Tim Scott
Stanley Scudder
Ann & Ron Sellers
Mert Sellers
Vicki & Cliff Shank
LaVerna & James Shaw, Jr.
Nancy Shears
Sheila Austin & Jim Elliott
The Sherman County Community Foundation
Sue & Kevin Shillington
Andrea & Tim Siefkes
Sleep Shoppe
Charlotte Smith
Smith County Commmunity Foundation
Pat & Bill Smith
Renee' & Scott Smith
Lois & Tom Smith
Smoky Hills Charitable Foundation
Smoky Valley Community Foundation
Judy & Bob Snyder
Sara & Larry Soukup
South Central Community Foundation
Beth & Bill Southern
Rebecca & J.R. Spellman
Sarah & Robert Spradling
Barbara & Woodrow Spriggs
St. Elizabeth Farm Trust
St. Francis Community Foundation
Brenda & Robert Staggs
Herman, Esther & Henry Stallman Foundation
State of Kansas Department of Administration
Peg & John Stephens
Sterling Farm Supply, Inc.
Steven Voklswagen & Infiniti
Billy John Stewart
Lonnie Stieben
Rebecca & Matt Stiles
Pam Brown & Garth Strand
Dr. Brian Strange
Jacque & Jim Strawn
Patsy & Charles Studt
Paula Fried & Brad Stuewe
Dianne & John Stutzman
Mary Lou & Jim Sunderland
Sunshine Meadows Retirement Community
Donna & Harold Swanson
Karen Swanson
Marilyn & Bill Swearer
Dell Marie Shananah Swearer
Verla & Charles Swindler
Trudy Swint
T
Betty & James Taylor
TCK Trust & Financial Advisors
TD Ameritrade Clearing
Team Marketing Alliance
TECH, Inc.
Denise & Jeff Thode
Thomas County Community Foundation
Jan & David Thomas
John Thul
Topeka Community Foundation
Mary & Mark Treaster
Trees for Tomorrow
Trinity United Methodist Church
Ruth & Harry Troyer
Beverly Wilson
J.R. & M.J. Wilson Foundation
Michelle Wilson
Marylou & Perry Winter
Wise & Reber, L.C.
Nancy & Gary Witham
Scot Wolfington
Arlene & Jim Woods
Sandy & Leland Woodson
Donna & Jack Wortman
Wray & Sons Roofing Co., Inc.
Cynda Wright
Lynnette Wuthnow
Y
Eileen & Mark Yamauchi
Youth Development Foundation
Judy & Lloyd Yutzy
Tina & Mike Yutzy
U
Z
Ulster Project of Hutchinson
United Methodist Health Ministry Fund
United Way of Reno County
University of Kansas Center for Research
Helen & Wayne Unruh
USD 308 International Baccalaureate
Diploma Program
USD 310 - Fairfield Unified School District
Barbara & Keith Zody
Lynette & David Zook
V
Dawn & Darron Veh
Jennifer Velasquez
Vicki & Ray Vernon
Glenda & Ken Vogel
Jeanne Vogts
W
Wallace County Foundation
Donna & Hap Walters
Patti & Mike Wamsley
Letha Warkentin
Washington County Community Foundation
Susan & Phillip Watson
Deb & Russ Wedel
Dixie & Dwight Wedel
Marilyn & Dick Wells
Kelly & Mike Wesley
Gerri West
Western Kansas Community Foundation
Mary Weston
Maribell & Keith Wetzel
Whitewater Community Foundation
Wichita Community Foundation
Wichita County Community Foundation, Inc.
Cynthia & Jerry Wiens
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2013 Grants & Distributions
A
Aging Projects, Inc.
Ally’s Daycare
Alzheimer’s Disease & Related Disorders
Association - Wichita, KS
American Cancer Society - Topeka, KS
American Collegiate Society for Adapted
Athletics - Kechi, KS
American Heart Association - Overland Park, KS
American Legion Auxiliary, Lysle Rishel #68
American Lung Association of the Central States
American Red Cross - Oklahoma City, OK
American Red Cross - Reno County Chapter
American Sign Museum - Cincinnati, OH
American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals - New York, NY
Angel Eyes Foundation - Denver, CO
Animal Defense League - San Antonio, TX
Anointed Life Ministries
Aspen Music Festival and School - Aspen, CO
Avenue A Elementary School
B
Barnes-Jewish Hospital Foundation - St. Louis, MO
Bat Conservation International, Inc. - Austin, TX
Bayshore Christian School - Tampa, FL
Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center, Inc. Lawrence, KS
Best Friends Animal Society - Kanab, UT
Bethany College - Lindsborg, KS
Bethel College - North Newton, KS
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Reno County
Bighorn Golf Club Charities (B.A.M.) PalmDesert, CA
Birger Sandzen Memorial Gallery - Lindsborg, KS
Bishop Seabury Academy - Lawrence, KS
Boulder Mountain Fire Authority - Boulder, CO
Boy Scouts of America - Quivira Council
Boys & Girls Club of Hutchinson
Boys & Girls Club of Santa Fe - Santa Fe, NM
Buhler Grade School
Buhler Public Library
Buhler USD 313 Education Foundation
Buhler Wellness Center
Bulverde Area Humane Society - Bulverde, TX
John Burroughs School - St. Louis, MO
C
Cancer Council of Reno County
Catholic Near East Welfare Association (CNEWA)
Cause for Paws
Central Christian Day Care
Central Christian School
Child Care Links
Children’s Emergency Shelter Home
Christ Lutheran Church of Santa Fe
Christian Foundation for Children & Aging Kansas City, KS
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Christian Soup Ministry
City of Burrton, KS
City of Hutchinson
City of Hutchinson Animal Shelter
City of Hutchinson - Parks Department
City of Hutchinson - Trails
City of South Hutchinson
Cottey College
Cottonwood Foundation - Lawrence, KS
Crazy Horse Memorial Foundation Crazy Horse, SD
Creede Fire Department - Creede, CO
Creede Repertory Theatre Inc. - Creede, CO
Crestview Bible Church
Crime Stoppers of Reno County, Inc.
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation - Heart of America Mission, KS
D
Grace Dauber Lil Tykes Daycare
Delta Upsilon Educational Foundation Indianapolis, IN
Dillon Lecture Series
Dillon Nature Center
Do Art
E
Early Childhood Initiatives
Early Education Center
Eastminster Presbyterian Chutch - Wichita, KS
Eastside Cemetery
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Envision Foundation
Evangelical Presbyterian Church - Livonia, MI
F
Fairfield Elementary
Fairfield Unified School District
Family Community Theatre
Faris Elementary School
Fellowship of Catholic University Students
(FOCUS) - Golden, CO
First Call for Help
First Call for Help - Medication Assistance
Program
First Christian Church
First Presbyterian Church
First United Methodist Church
First United Methodist Church - Lawrence, KS
Food Bank of Reno County, Inc.
Food for the Poor, Inc. - Coconut Creek, FL
Friends in Action of Reno County
Friends of Animals in Need, Inc.
Friends of the Hutchinson Public Library
Friends of the Hutchinson Zoo
Friends of the Kansas State Fair
Friends of the Trail Fund
Fundamental Learning Center, Inc. - Wichita, KS
G
Gerard’s House - Santa Fe, NM
Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland - Wichita, KS
Jennifer Goodman Memorial Scholarship Fund
Goodwill Industries - Wichita, KS
Graber Elementary School
Grace Episcopal Church
H
H Hawk Team
Hadley Day Care Center
Haven Grade School
HCC Childcare Center
HCC Endowment Association
Healthy Families - Reno County
Heifer Project International, Inc.
Helping Hands Daycare
HHS After Prom Committee
HHS Alumni Association
HHT Foundation International, Inc. - Monkton, MD
Holy Cross Catolic School
Horizon United Methodist Center - Arkansas City, KS
Horizons Child Advocacy Center
Hospice & HomeCare of Reno County
Humane Society of San Antonio
Hutchinson Art Center
Hutchinson Community College
Hutchinson High School
Hutchinson Magnet School - Allen
Hutchinson Meals on Wheels
Hutchinson Public Library
Hutchinson Public Schools
Hutchinson Recreation Commission
Hutchinson School of Tae Kwon Do
Hutchinson Symphony Association
Hutchinson Theatre Guild
Hutchinson Welcome Channel
Hutchinson Zoo
Hutchinson’s Historic Fox Theatre
I
Interfaith Housing Services, Inc.
InterVarsity Christian Fellowship/USA - Madison, WI
J
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
K
KACEE - Kaleidoscope
Kansas 4-H Foundation, Inc.
Kansas Action for Children, Inc. - Topeka, KS
Kansas Association of Counties - Topeka, KS
Kansas Children’s Service League
Kansas Cosmosphere & Space Center
Kansas Fairgrounds Foundation
Kansas Family Policy Council - Wichita, KS
Kansas Food Bank Warehouse, Inc. - Wichita, KS
Kansas Honor Flight, Inc.
Kansas Legal Services - Hutchinson
Kansas Mennonite Disaster Service
Kansas Newspaper Foundation
Kansas Sampler Foundation
Kansas Wesleyan University - Salina, KS
KC Blind All-Stars
Kids in the Middle, Inc. - Maplewwood, MO
KLRN - Alamo Public Telecommunications Council
KMUW Public Radio - Wichita, KS
KWBW - Project Concern
John Knox Presbyterian Kirk Church Kansas City, MO
KPTS Channel 8
KSU Foundation
L
Lawrence Arts Center - Lawrence, KS
Lawrence Habitat for Humanity
Lawrence Memorial Hospital Endowment
Association
Leadership Institute - Arlington, VA
Leadership Reno County
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society - Wichita, KS
Lincoln Elementary School
Little Angels Day Care
Little Buckaroos Day Care
M
Make-a-Wish Foundation of Kansas
Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation Inc. Alexandria, VA
McCandless Elementary School
McPherson College
McPherson Community Foundation
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center New York, NY
Mennonite Friendship Communities
Mid American Arts Alliance - Kansas City, MO
Montessori Learning Center
Morgan Elementary School
N
NAACP
National Kidney Foundation - Eastern Missouri Creve Coeur, MO
Natural Ties @ KU
Nature Conservance - Albert Lea, MN
New Beginnings, Inc.
Nickerson Elementary School
Nickerson High School - USD 309
Nickerson United Methodist Church
O
The Oasis Ranch & Retreat Center - Plevna, KS
Obee Elementary School
Old West Lawrence Association
Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church
P
Paralyzed Veterans of America - Wilton, NH
Park Place Christian Church
Parkinson’s Disease Foundation, Inc. New York, NY
Parsons Area Community Foundation Parsons, KS
Polio Survivors - Central Kansas
PILR - Prairie Independent Living Resource
Center
Pretty Prairie Grade School
Prosperity School
R
Radio Kansas
Reins of Hope Therapeutic Riding Program
Reno County 4-H Fair
Reno County Communities That Care
Reno County Community Development
Reno County Drug Court
Reno County Emergency Energy Fund
Reno County Head Start
Reno County Health Department
Reno County Historical Society
Reno County Producers Market
Reno County Sheriff’s Department
Reno County Youth Leadership
Reno Valley Middle School
Rockin J’s Child Care Center
S
Saint Francis Community Services
Salvation Army of Hutchinson
Salvation Army of Santa Fe, NM
Santa Clara University Men’s Lacrosse Team Santa Clara, CA
Santa Fe Botanical Garden - Santa Fe, NM
Season For Sharing - Phoenix, AZ
Senseney Music Foundation - Wichita, KS
Sexual Assault/Domestic Violence Center, Inc.
The Shelter, Inc. - Lawrence, KS
Sherwood Forest Camp, Inc. - St. Louis, MO
Sigma Chi Foundation - Evanston, IL
Signage Foundation, Inc.
Delos V. Smith Senior Citizens Foundation
SMU School of Law
South Hutchinson After School Kids
South Hutchinson Elementary School
South Hutchinson Police Department
Southern Animal Rescue Association (SARA) Sequin, TX
Southern Poverty Law Center Montgomery, AL
Spiritual Life Center - Hutchinson
Correctional Facility
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church on the Desert Scottsdale, AZ
St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital Memphis, TN
St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church
Lawrence, KS
St. Teresa’s Catholic Church
Strataca (Kansas Underground Salt Museum)
Stray Cat Adoptions of Texas
Sunshine Meadows Retirement Community
T
TECH, Inc.
Texas Public Radio - KSTX News
Theatre Lawrence
Third Street Center - Carbondale, CO
Kimberly Thompson Daycare
Trees for Tomorrow Fund
Trinity Catholic High School
Trinity United Methodist Church
U
Ulster Project of Hutchinson
Union Valley Elementary School
United Cerebral Palsy of Kansas - Wichita, KS
United Methodist Church of Pretty Prairie
United Way of Douglas County
United Way of Reno County
University of Colorado Foundation - Boulder, CO
University of Kansas Alumni Association
University of Kansas Endowment Association
The University of Oklahoma
University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
USA Wrestling - Colorado Springs, CO
USA Wrestling - Kansas, Inc.
V
Van Go Mobile Arts, Inc. - Lawrence, KS
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States Topeka, KS
Visions of Hope, Inc. - CASA
The Volunteer Center - RSVP
W
We Care About Animals
Wesley Towers Good Samaritan Fund
Wichita Center for the Arts - Wichita, KS
Wichita Grand Opera, Inc.
Wichita State University
Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation, Inc. - Kendalia, TX
Wiley Elementary School
The Willow Domestic Violence Center - Lawrence, KS
Wounded Warrior Project - Jacksonville, FL
Y
YMCA
Yoder Charter School
Young Life - Wichita
Youthville
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Hester photo
1987
Dick Dillon
begins gathering
information about
the concept of
a community
foundation for
Hutchinson
1990
Assets reach
more than $1
million after
receiving 640
acres of land
from Helen and
Oliver Hester
1997
“Break the Mold” school reform program
selected as the Foundation’s first multiyear funding project: $180,000 over three
years, the largest ever single grant from
the Foundation
1994
A $15,000 grant
helps establish the
Boys and Girls Club
1999
The Foundation awards more
than $3.2 million from all funds,
with over $175,500 from the
Fund for Hutchinson
25 great years, made possible
2003
1992
The Foundation
awards grants
totaling
$489,913
1989
from all funds
Hutchinson Community
Foundation opens its
doors with Sandra
McMullen as President
and Executive Director
2000
1996
The Charles E. Carey
Foundation and the
Walter E. and Velma
G. Justice Foundation
become component
funds of the Foundation,
bringing assets to
$11.6 million
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Offices moved to
the First National
Bank Center, and
Lynette Lacy
named President
and Executive
Director
Partner Agencies for
Childhood Excellence
(PACE), a collaboration
convened by the
Community Foundation,
receives funding from
the United Methodist
Health Ministry Fund and
launches the Community
Foundation’s long-term
involvement in Early
Childhood Initiatives.
2012
2004
Campaign to
increase the Dick
Dillon Legacy Fund,
which supports
Foundation
operations, raises
$2.7 million in two
months
2006
Aubrey Abbott
Patterson named
President and
Executive Director
2007
Foundation
giving reaches
Foundation engages
community development
expert Mark Fenton for
workshops on building
healthier, more active
communities. First “Match
Day” raises awareness
for the importance of
endowment, resulting in
$222,000 for local
nonprofit endowments.
$40 million
2014
The Estella E. Lewis
estate bequeaths $4
million, the largest gift
in the Foundation’s
history. Foundation sets
goals of increasing
Fund for Hutchinson to
$3 million by 2017 and
$20 million by 2030.
by people who love our community
2005
2011
Foundation launches
Family Economic
Success initiative
and CapacityBuilding initiative for
nonprofit partners
Foundation is accepted
into Grow II program
and receives $800,000
challenge match from
the Kansas Health
Foundation
2004
Dick Dillon Memorial Fund
supports the launch of
Youth
Philanthropy
Council
2010
Buhler Community Foundation
forms as an affiliate of Hutchinson
Community Foundation
2013
Grants of nearly
$157,000 bring the
total impact of the Fund
for Hutchinson to more
than $2.5 million in
grants to 167 Reno
County nonprofits
since 1990. Total
giving reaches
$63 million
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Here, we can’t help but
give our hearts to
this place we love.
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The people we love.
The possibilities we see.
And we are proud
to make it greater.
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Board of Directors & Officers
BACK ROW: David Dick, Mark Trotman, Paul W. Dillon (Co-Treasurer), Dan Garber, Kory Jackson,
Ryan Diehl, Kenneth E. Vogel (Co-Treasurer), John D. Montgomery, Richard Russell, Bill Southern
FRONT ROW: Dell Marie Shanahan Swearer, Terri L. Eisiminger (Secretary), Chelsea Barker,
Wendy C. Hobart, Susan S. Buttram, Aubrey Abbott Patterson (President), Marilyn Bolton (Chair)
Board Alumni
Loren Alderson
Carol Berger*
James Bloom
Robert Brown
Ann Bush
Howard “Jake” Carey, Jr.
Patty Carey
Dave Claxton
Mark Coberly
Shirley Deterding
Ace Dillon
Carolyn Dillon
Dick Dillon*
Concha Duarte
R.A. Edwards
Terry Edwards
Tom Elliott
Allen Fee
Patty Foss
Jim Gilliland
Gerald Green
Dick Hamilton
Dick Heitschmidt
Scott Henderson
Stan Hill
Shirlie Hutcherson
Dean Johnson
Skip Johnson
Bryana Kelley
Dave Kerr
Norman Krause
Steve Krause
Diane Lee
Patricia Lemmon
Diane Longenecker
William “Buck” Lyle
Peter Macdonald
Rich Manka*
Marla McKee
Mimi Meredith
Pat Michaelis
Darla Neal*
Barbara Nunns
Elizabeth Oswald
Brenda Pace
Criss Palacioz
Virginia Rayl
Russell L. Reinert
Lois Schlickau
Roonie Sellers
Dr. Robert Shears
Jack Sutton*
John Swearer
Lisa M. Ward
Clark Wesley*
Elsie Wickliffe
John Withrow
Jack Wortman*
Donna Zwick
*former board chairperson
Staff
Sue Shillington
Finance Coordinator
Terri Eisiminger
VP Administration
Aubrey Abbott Patterson
President & Executive Director
Kari Jackson Mailloux
Program Officer
Eileen Yamauchi
Donor Services Associate
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Dear Friends,
25 years ago, our founders had the foresight to create this Foundation. They
worked to build it from the ground up, giving us a solid base. Now it’s our turn.
Today we ask you:
• What’s YOUR vision for the future of our community?
• How could the Community Foundation help you reach your own goals?
We’re here to listen. We invite you to reflect on where your heart is in Reno
County: what you care about the most, what you want to see grow and thrive
for generations to come. Please take time to write down the issues, organizations,
causes or places that are near and dear to your heart in Reno County in the
space below. Then send it to us, call us or drop by.
Everything is made possible through the passion we have for our community.
Let’s get started!
Sincerely,
Marilyn Bolton
Board Chair
Marilyn Bolton and
Aubrey Abbott Patterson
Aubrey Abbott Patterson
President
This is where
What do you care about most in Reno County?
What issues, organizations, causes or places are near and dear to your heart in Reno County?
MY
HEART
IS
What should we do next?
Let’s get coffee to talk about my thoughts for the community
I want to establish a fund at Hutch CF
Contact me about estate planning and leaving a charitable legacy
I have named Hutch CF in my estate plans; include me in the Legacy Society
I need FREE t-shirts for the kids I love! Quantities:
___Youth XS (2-4) ___Youth S (6-8) ___Youth M (10-12)
___Youth L (14-16)
I want to purchase a t-shirt for myself! Included is $12 per shirt for
___ Adult L
___ Adult XL
these quantities: ___ Adult S ___ Adult M
Name
___ Adult 2XL
Email
Mail to Hutchinson Community Foundation, P.O. Box 298, Hutchinson, KS 67504-0298
or visit HutchCF.org to tell us where your heart is.
View our report online at
HutchCF.org/CommunityReport2014
Enclosed is my gift of $_____________ to be directed to:
❑ Fund for Hutchinson
❑ Other
Please make check payable to Hutchinson Community Foundation. A receipt will be sent for tax purposes.
❑ In honor of
❑ In memory of
❑ To commemorate
❑ Other purpose
Name
Phone
Address
Email
City/State/Zip
Please contact me about:
❑ Establishing a fund
❑ Speaking to a group
❑ Personal estate planning services
❑ Using the Foundation to administer charity in my will or trust
Mail to Hutchinson Community Foundation, P.O. Box 298, Hutchinson, KS 67504-0298
or visit HutchCF.org to learn more.