CFLNFC 2017 Annual Report

2017 “There is no better way to holistically understand andREPORT TO THE COMMUNITY support the community than by supporting the CFLNFC. The 2017 Nonprofit of the Year award illustrates their expert connection to community.” —Karen Schaufeld Founder, 100WomenStrong

DEAREST READER, A contemporary American leader once quipped that, “change comes at thespeed of trust.” It’s a fact. With your trust, the Community Foundation for Loudoun and NorthernFauquier Counties grew steadily in 2017 by fostering a community ofinvolved grantmakers, promoting strategic local leadership opportunities,and investing in valuable partnerships. In 2017, we granted out almost $1 million in charitable funding thatenabled good works in our local community. Not resting on that success, weare actively planning for the future by working to increase almost 50 fundsdedicated to meeting the needs of our community for generations to come. You can trust that we are more than just grantmakers. Our successfulcommunity leadership programs demonstrate our shared investment in thepeople and organizations that drive positive outcomes needed here at home. We are very proud that the Loudoun Chamber of Commerce named theCommunity Foundation as 2017 Nonprofit of the Year—an honor our staff,volunteers, and Board leaders recognized as indicative of more than justsupport and approval, but also of trust. We are honored to be recognized as a solid, steady, and valuedcommunity partner, ready to provide a wide variety of high-touch servicesto Loudoun and Northern Fauquier. From memorial funds, to donor advisedfunds, to scholarship funds, we offer financial and community investmentsolutions for our legacy donors. And, because of our varied partnershipswithin our community, we serve as dedicated cheerleaders of the nonprofitsector and advocates of increased knowledge for our donors. This 2017 Report to the Community is one way of demonstrating theimpact of our donors and extending our thanks to you for your trust. We appreciate the trust you place in our work to help make thiscommunity the place in which to grow up and grow old. That trust, and apassion for excellence fuels, our work. Your support inspires us to say it overand over again: Thank you.TRACEY WHITE AMY E. OWEN Chair President2 2017 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

TRUST INCOMMUNITY The Community Foundation for Loudoun and Northern Fauquier Counties is a member of theLoudoun Chamber of Commerce, Catoctin Estate Planning Council, Loudoun Human Services Network, Washington Regional Association of Grantmakers, and Council on Foundations.2017 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY 3

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mitchel & Co. P.C. Certified Public Accountants completed our FinancialTRACEY WHITE, Chair Review ended December 31, 2017. For aPAUL SIKER, Vice Chair full copy, please contact us atTERESA MINCHEW, Secretary (703) 779-3505 or visitSAHAIB TAYYAB, Treasurer CommunityFoundationLF.org/library.KIRSTEN LANGHORNE, Immediate Past ChairANGELA BENDER ENDOWMENT FUNDSANDY JOHNSTON BY TYPEMATT DURHAMKATE ARMFIELDCONNIE MOOREDAVID HATHAWAYLUCKY WADEHRASTAFFAMY E. OWEN, PresidentNICOLE ACOSTA, Director of Grants and Nonprofit ProgramsCANDIDA BOTTS, Operations and Financial ServicesJOAN MOLCHIN, ControllerCONTENT2017 FINANCIAL SNAPSHOT...5CREATING A PERSONAL LEGACY...6PRIVATE FOUNDATION VS. DONOR ADVISED FUND...8THE WORK WE DO...10OUR GRANTMAKING FUNDS...13FRIENDS OF THE FOUNDATION...162017 PHILANTHROPISTS...16OUR 2017 GRANTMAKING...214 2017 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

2017 $4,642,240 2016 $3,439,022 2015 $2,977,785 2014 $2,370,186 2013 $2,004,11920% 201718% 201316%14%12%10% 8% 20166%4% 20142%0%-2% 2015-4% 16.80% 3.40% -4.01% 7.47% 14.90%-6% 2014 2017 2016 2013 2015 2017 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY 5

CREATING APERSONAL LEGACY THIS IS ABOUT YOU Your fund is a reflection of your values and philanthropy. From animal welfare, to human services and health, to youth and elderly, to specific charities you support, we can make it easy and rewarding. Are you thinking about setting up a charity or foundation? Talk to us first. We can help you understand the current nonprofit sector. And, we may serve as an excellent vehicle for your vision. We will work with you to answer the following questions to help determine when starting a Fund or Foundation with us is the right path. DEFINE YOUR CHARITABLE AND FINANCIAL OBJECTIVES. Consider how you want your gift to be used, whether you want future family members involved, and how much involvement you personally want in making grant recommendations. CHOOSE A NAME FOR YOUR FUND. Many donors choose a family name, but you can use any name that is meaningful to you. DETERMINE WHICH ASSETS YOU WILL USE TO CREATE YOUR FUND. Gifts of cash, securities (publicly traded or closely held) or real estate can be accepted by the Community Foundation to set up a fund. Assets with a low-cost basis are often wise choices, since they offer maximum tax advantages: You pay no capital gains tax and receive a favorable income-tax deduction. You may also wish to review assets inside your retirement plan for possible charitable use. If you wish, we will work closely with your accountant and attorney to ensure your charitable wishes are clearly understood and applied. CONSIDER THE TYPE OF FUND THAT MATCHES YOUR INTERESTS. Our staff will help you identify what type of fund fits your vision! It may help, though, to understand how broad and flexible we can be as a giving vehicle with our array of donor crafted funds. MAKE YOUR GIFT TO THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION. While your gifts to establish a fund will be commingled with other Community Foundation assets for maximum investment benefits, income and appreciation are specifically tracked and tied to your fund, benefiting your fund for its growth and charitable grantmaking. MAKE A GIFT THROUGH YOUR WILL. Appropriate language to make sure your will meets legal and tax criteria is available. Just ask!6 2017 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

ACORN FUND GENERAL FUNDMany of our philanthropists start a new fund by creating A gift to establish a general or unrestricted fund helps meetan acorn fund, building to the endowed level of $10,000 the changing needs of your community, now and in theover a 5-year period ($25,000 for scholarship funds). An future. General funds broadly support the wellbeing andinitial gift of $2,000 ($5,000 for scholarship funds) or more vitality of our community.is necessary to “seed” any of the funds below. And, many ofour acorn funds build endowment while also granting funds When you establish a general fund, you leave decisionsimmediately. about the use of your gift to the Community Foundation, trusting the Community Foundation’s knowledge and reachFIELD OF INTEREST FUND to determine what needs are most pressing.This type of fund allows you to target an issue of need, rather SHELL FUNDthan a specific charity. Grants are made to organizationsthat meet a cause or specific need. You define the ”area of The Community Foundation is available to work with youinterest,” and grantmaking follows. and your financial advisors to set up what we call a “shell agreement.” A shell agreement is a nonbinding agreementDONOR ADVISED FUND that specifies how your planned gift shall be used once it is irrevocably received through your will or other planned-giftDonor advised funds closely mirror private family instrument.foundations, but they offer significant advantages. A donoradvised fund allows you to enjoy ongoing, even day-to-day, In the shell agreement, you name your fund, outline yourinvolvement in the distribution of your gifts from your fund. charitable vision, and decide whether donor advisors or theYou bring specific grant recommendations to the Community Community Foundation Board of Directors will recommendFoundation for consideration. Learn more on pages 8 and 9. future grants. Gifts received from your planned gift will be placed into your fund exactly as you have named andDESIGNATED FUND designed it. We handle all future administrative details. When you create a planned gift using a shell agreement,You may name a specific charity to benefit from your revisions are easy, quick, and free. Just get in touch withgift or numerous specific charities to receive an annual representatives at the Community Foundation for Loudoungrant. Should a designated organization cease to exist, the and Northern Fauquier Counties.Community Foundation has the responsibility and authorityto reallocate grants to another agency that most closely CORPORATE ADVISED FUNDSreflects your original vision. Corporations often are overwhelmed with requests forAGENCY FUND charitable gifts. Many corporations across America look to their local Community Foundation for a simplified, focusedCharities often wish to create long-term endowments giving program, administered by Community Foundationto benefit their mission and purpose. The Community staff. A corporation can establish a corporate advised fundFoundation provides an excellent vehicle to ensure applying personalized guidelines for grantmaking. Or, it mayendowment gifts are carefully and diversely invested and elect to give the Community Foundation full discretion overmanaged. disbursements.SCHOLARSHIP FUND TRANSFERRING A PRIVATE FOUNDATION OR TRUST FUNDYou may choose to dedicate a fund’s purpose entirely tohelping students study and advance their education. The A private foundation can be a great vehicle for charitableCommunity Foundation works with community volunteers giving, but sometimes the process of managing theto interview students and make award recommendations or foundation’s legal affairs can diminish the joy of giving orwe can work with you to form your own Board-approved become a burden to maintain. Existing private foundationsselection committee. or charitable trust funds can be easily rolled over to a named endowment fund within the Community Foundation,GIVING CIRCLE FUND greatly reducing administrative overhead, while maintaining key elements of donor involvement and long-term, legacyMany of our funds are created by a collective vision of vision. The disadvantages of private foundations or trusts—multiple donors, who each tithe into a “giving circle,” excise fees, administrative fees, lesser tax benefits, andand then, together, make grant recommendations. Giving due diligence administration—cause many to seek a morecircles are a fantastic way to learn more about your local flexible alternative through the Community Foundation.community and its charities and increase impact as eachgrant is amplified in size. To get started, contact President Amy Owen at (703) 779- 3505 or via email at [email protected] REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY 7

PRIVATE FOUNDATION VS.DONOR ADVISED FUNDELEMENTS DONOR ADVISED FUND WITH US PRIVATE FOUNDATIONSTART UP CONSIDERATIONSCost None Incorporation fees, legal fees, accounting feesTimeframeFinancial Limitations Paperwork approved within days Generally months to one year for final IRSTAX DEDUCTIBILITY approval Considered endowed at $10,000 ($25,000 for scholarship funds) Most experts recommend at least $2 to $5 millionCash Gifts Up to 60% of Adjusted Gross Income Up to 30% of Adjusted Gross IncomePublicly Traded Securities Fair Market Value up to 30% of Adjusted Gross Fair Market Value up to 20% of Adjusted GrossReal Estate and Closely Held Stock Income Income No payout requirements. However, donor can Required annual payout of at least 5% of assets distribute far more than 5% if wished!INCOME AND REPORTING CONSIDERATIONS Tax Status We are a 501(c)(3) public charity A 501(c)(3) private charity Excise Tax on Investment Income None Tax Filings and Financial Audit All inclusive under our filings Up to 1.4% various taxes on net investment PUBLICITY income Donor ADMINISTRATION Must prepare and file Form 990 PF, state Grants Due Diligence filings Investment Management DONOR INVOLVEMENT Donor can receive optimal publicity OR choose Donors are publicly cited on Private Foundation Documentation Scope total anonymity Tax Return published on Guidestar.org Timespan SUMMARY Grants due diligence, laws, and regulations Must stay abreast of current laws; perform closely monitored and adhered to. Staff help to adequate due diligence of grantees and8 identify, investigate, assess grantees. distribution rate Benefits from our oversight and management, Responsibility of trustees following a written investment policy Fund agreement provides flexible approaches, Donor and/or private foundation board controls including donor involvement in annual grant recommendations Full legal control and accountability Advisory as protected and restricted by the fund agreement Most private family foundations must seek professional oversight after three generations as Flexible as donor directed family shifts, moves, loses interest Flexibility, greater tax deductions, efficient net proceeds to grantees, low administration costs, increased privacy from grantseekers, credible Autonomous control investment practices, knowledgeable staff, legal policies in place 2017 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

FAQSDONOR ADVISED FUNDCAN I MAKE A GRANT OUTSIDE OF LOUDOUN CAN I RECOMMEND MULTI-YEAR GRANTS?AND FAUQUIER COUNTIES? Yes. The Community Foundation will consider such requests. But, don’tYes. Please be sure to give us ample time to perform due diligence on overextend your fund’s resources.charities new to the Community Foundation. CAN STAFF HELP ME WITH IDEAS AND RESEARCHCAN I GIVE TO MY CHURCH OR CHILDREN’S ON AREA CHARITIES?SCHOOL? Yes. Our day-to-day work includes helping you learn as much as youYes. Places of worship and education institutions are charitable. So are wish about our community and its charities. We can help you in agrants that lessen the burden of government through poverty abatement number of ways. Please call us.and community improvement. WHEN AND HOW MUCH CAN I ADD TO MYCAN I RECOMMEND GRANTS AND BE DONOR ADVISED FUND?ANONYMOUS TO THE PUBLIC? Unless your fund is set up otherwise, you or anyone may add anyYes, absolutely. The Community Foundation will protect the anonymity amount at any time, including gifts of stock, real estate, insurance, andof its donors. Please be sure to let us know your wishes. other forms of giving.CAN I RECOMMEND GRANTS IN MEMORY OR IN MAY I RECOMMEND GRANTS FROM BOTH INCOME AND PRINCIPAL OF MY FUND?HONOR OF SOMEONE?Yes. Include this information with your grant recommendation. As long as your fund agreement does not expressly prohibit expenditure of principal, you may make grants from both.CAN I MAKE A GRANT TO A CHARITY ON WHOSEBOARD I SERVE? IS THERE A LIMIT TO HOW MANY GRANTS I CAN RECOMMEND IN A YEAR?Yes, as long as you do not pledge such a grant in advance of our veryquick Board approval or receive personal benefit from the grant. No. However, a minimum grant of $100 is strongly suggested.CAN I FULFILL A PLEDGE TO GIVE TO A CHARITY? THERE IS SO MUCH MORE WE WANT TO KNOW.No. Laws prohibit membership, pledges, sponsorships, tickets, or other Please contact us today.gifts that provide a personal benefit to your or your family.Money Talks.Now,Teach it to Hug. Since 1999, the Community Foundation for Loudoun and Northern Fauquier Counties has helped generous donors support a variety of charitable causes in our region. We salute the leaders who wrapped their vision and commitment— and arms—around this community to create and sustain a permanent charitable resource. 2017 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY 9

TRUST IN More than just grantmakers, our call to action is to create partnerships that help build the strength and quality of life in our community. We take on leadership challenges that help to make our community one that we all want to grow up and grow old in.GIVE CHOOSE For 24 hours, residents show their appreciation for the work done by dozens of local nonprofits in Give Choose. Designed as an online charitable giving event, donors choose a charity of their choice and make a gift. In 2017, Give Choose and the charities that participated raised $222,000 for their causes— including $15,000 in prizes awarded throughout the event made possible by our Annual Sponsors.SOCIAL IMPACT INSTITUTE When you invest in the skills, capacity, and competency of staff, the organization benefits. That’s the vision of the Community Foundation’s Social Impact Institute by offering personalized training for local nonprofit executives. In 2017, the program offered leadership development through executive coaching and an overnight executive directors’ retreatLEADERSHIP AWARDS The Loudoun Chamber of Commerce recognizes outstanding leaders in our community. Each is invited to name a local charity of choice to receive a $1,000 grant from the Community Foundation. 1. Tony Howard, specially recognized for the Loudoun Chamber’s recognition of the economic impact of nonprofit organizations. He dedicated his grant to the Loudoun Chamber Foundation. 2. Pam Jones, Executive Leader of the Year, dedicated her grant to Oatlands. 3. Palmercare Chiropractic, Small Business Leader of the Year, named Loudoun YMCA. 4. Chauvon McFadden, Young Executive Leader of the Year, named Operation Uplift. 5. Lynn Tadlock, Nonprofit Executive of the Year, named Loudoun Abused Women’s Shelter (LAWS). 6. AHT Insurance, Large Business of the Year, dedicated funding to the Loudoun Impact FundFORWARD TURN Teaching strategic philanthropy is part of our mission. Forward Turn connects local teens with grantmaking. Funded by our endowment fund, S. Murray and Mary H.C. Rust Student Philanthropy Project, participants from the Loudoun County Youth Advisory Council join us for this annual program empowering youth to read grants submitted, interview finalists, and make tough grant choices faced by every philanthropist.PHILANTHROPY SUMMIT Convening our community around issues brings together grantmakers, philanthropists, government, nonprofit organizations, and businesses. Our 2017 program featured discussions on mental health, drug courts, substance abuse, affordable housing, childcare, and, as led by partner Washington Regional Association of Grantmakers, “Putting Racism on the Table.”NONPROFIT ACADEMY In partnership with the Loudoun Chamber of Commerce, the Community Foundation coordinates a series of workshops to benefit local nonprofit leaders and executives to build knowledge in human resources and finance, outreach and marketing, and fundraising.10 2017 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

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FACES OF LOUDOUN It is difficult to reconcile the lackluster charitable giving in Loudoun County with the beauty and quality of life in our community. And, yet, gifts to charity are far below national averages and those of our surrounding counties. Two studies conducted by the Chronicle of Philanthropy have illustrated the uninspired charitable giving levels in Loudoun County. Neighboring counties give at rates substantially higher (benchmarked by the national average of 3.0%) with Fairfax County at 2.6%, Fauquier 3.2%, and Jefferson at 2.5%, leaving Loudoun with an estimated $1million shortfall in local charitable resources and a 1.9% giving rate. The Faces of Loudoun introduces you to your neighbors in need through a personalized campaign that features real people. From hunger, to mental health struggles, to health, to domestic abuse—it is important to recognize we do have need. And, the charities that serve, aid, and educate depend upon local philanthropy to sustain their missions. We hope you’ll learn more by visiting the dozens of stories featured at FacesofLoudoun.org and our Facebook page @EndtheNeed. You’ll meet many faces there, featuring leaders, volunteers, and those facing life’s challenges. A traveling display showcases stories of our neighbors, moving around the County, including Gum Springs Library, StoneSprings Hospital, Rust Library, Loudoun Chamber of Commerce, Loudoun County Government, and Northern Virginia Community College Loudoun campus. Presentations about the Faces community-service campaign and Loudoun County charitable giving have been made around the county to help increase awareness, including at a March 1, 2017 kick-off program hosted by Northern Virginia Community College.12 2017 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

TRUST IN YOUR LEGACY 100WOMENSTRONG CHARLES TIFFANY RICHARDSON ENDOWMENT FOR FAMILY FUND THE COMMUNITYA community collaborative among some ofthe region’s most influential women (and a few After his death, his daughter wanted to do The Community Foundation Board of Directorsgood men), donors of this giving circle support something special in his memory. Mr. Richardson established this fund as a means to providefive varied funds in the Community Foundation loved history and the environment. Grants from grantmaking into our community to meet theto further needs in education, shelter, hunger, this donor advised fund reflect his values. most pressing and changing needs in Fauquierand health in Loudoun County. and Loudoun Counties. ALL AGES READ TOGETHER COMMISSION ON FREDERICK L. SPENCER, JR. WOMEN AND GIRLS MEMORIAL FUNDWorking with disadvantaged children whohave little or no literacy experience, this fund The fund and its many donors seek to provide This field-of-interest fund, created in memorial,supports All Ages Read Together’s mission to grants and programs that bring awareness and supports area programs in arts, music, andoffer programs to spark a love of reading and public education to such issues facing women drama.improved academic outcomes. and girls in Loudoun County as cyber bullying, STEAM education, careers for women, human trafficking, and sexual and domestic abuse. BENEFIT LIVE DON AND AMY OWEN FRIENDS OF BLUE RIDGE CHARITABLE FUND MOUNTAINS ENDOWMENTInspired by local community musicians andphilanthropists, BENEFIT Live makes grants to As a donor advised fund, grants are FOR ENVIRONMENTALorganizations providing safety-net, health, and recommended by the founders to benefit local EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIEShuman services serving Loudoun County. and national charities that appeal to their personal philanthropy. This agency endowment fund, inspired by the memory of the late Jane Pratt, provides funding for youth education in environmental mountain stewardship. BLUE RIDGE HOSPICE ECHO ENDOWMENT FUND GAVIN RUPP “I PROMISE 15” ENDOWMENT SCHOLARSHIP FUND Created as a permanent resource, the ECHOThis agency endowment provides annual endowment fund supports this nonprofit’s In honor of the late Gavin Rupp, scholarshipsupport for its meaningful end-of-life programs mission to provide transportation, employment, awards support students pursuing a degreeand operations in the community. learning and independence, and medical care in healthcare services, with an emphasis in for members of our community who are mentally oncology. and physically disabled. 13 2017 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

GIFTS FOR GOOD LEADERSHIP LOUDOUN LOUDOUN VOLUNTEERCreated by a coalition of organizations associated ENDOWMENT FUND CAREGIVERS ENDOWMENTwith the Loudoun Human Services Network, This Fund benefits Leadership Loudoun to Created by Hospital Corporation of Americathis fund serves as an alternative giving platformfor holiday, honorary, and memorial gifts as develop current and emerging leaders to serve the (Stone Springs Hospital Center), this designatedindividuals and organizations in our community fund benefits this group’s work to aid, support, good of Loudoun County. transport, and care for homebound and disabledwish to give a gift for good! citizens. 1968 FIFTY YEARS 2018 THE GOLLOBIN FAMILY FUND LOUDOUN CHAMBER MARY TETT LOUDOUN FREE FOUNDATION CLINIC FUNDThis designated fund supports musical programsoffered by the Waterford Concert Series. Founded by members and supporters of the Created by the friends and family of the late Mary Loudoun Chamber of Commerce, this field- Tett, this fund helps provide scholarships for staff of-interest fund supports charities in Loudoun and volunteers of the Loudoun Free Clinic to County and the economic development they offset expenses of continuing education. bring to our local quality of life. THE HILL SCHOOL LOUDOUN COUNTY JUVENILE MAY FAMILY FOUNDATION ENDOWMENT FUND DETENTION CENTER FUND As a donor-advised fund, grants are made to theAs an agency fund, annual distributions support Created for the Loudoun County Detention charities near and dear to the family’s charitablethe success and advancement of The Hill School. Center, distributions support their programs values. to provide positive role models for youth incarcerated in the Loudoun County Juvenile Detention Center.JIM AND BETTY HERBERT FAMILY FUNDThis donor advised fund includes multiple LOUDOUN HUNGER RELIEF MORVEN PARKfamily members who make grantmaking ENDOWMENT FUND CHARITABLE FUNDrecommendations from the fund to benefit localqualifying charities. Founded by the Hospital Corporation of America This agency fund helps fulfill its mission to (Stone Springs Hospital Center), this designated preserve and advance the ideals of Westmoreland fund supports Loudoun Hunger Relief and its Davis (governor of Virginia 1918-1922) and his work to feed the hungry by providing emergency wife, through programs that reflect civic-minded food assistance to any person or family living in leadership, sustainable agriculture, and the Loudoun County. conscientious use of open space. JOHN PAGE TURNER MOSES FUND COMMUNITY HOUSE FUND This donor advised fund makes grants to charitiesThis designated fund offsets the maintenance that reflect the values of its founders, Pete andcosts of the John Page Turner House, a community Mary Hayes.center run by The Plains Community League. LOUDOUN IMPACT FUND J.T. PLACE FUND As a giving circle, this fund pools donor gifts for high-impact grants into the Loudoun community.This fund provides special support for life skills,academics, and human necessities for Loudoun 2017 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITYCounty’s foster children and young adults.14

NEAL AND DONNA GUMBIN CHARITABLE FUNDThis donor advised fund was founded by 2012 STERLING WOMEN WHEELER FAMILY FOUNDATIONCannonball Invitational Amateur winner, Neal GIVING CIRCLEGumbin. The fund supports charities as guided by Donor advised by the Wheeler Family, this fundthe Gumbins. supports charities that reflect the donors’ personal interests and charitable values. Founded by business leader Kristina Bouweiri, this giving circle invites area women to pool gifts to address local needs.PETER M. HOWARD MEMORIAL FUNDCreated by the family of the late Peter Howard, SMASHING WALNUTS WILLOWCROFT SCIENCEthis field-of-interest fund celebrates his FOUNDATION ENDOWMENTappreciation of historic preservation and openspace in Loudoun and Fauquier Counties. This fund is dedicated to “cracking the cure for This designated fund provides support to the childhood brain cancer” by making distributions Loudoun Education Foundation for its efforts RANDY AND TERESA MINCHEW to charitable programs and institutions dedicated to promote science and higher education CHARITABLE FUND to childhood brain cancer research, treatment, innovation. and awareness.As a donor-advised fund, grants are made to thecharities near and dear to the family’s charitablevalues. TACKLE BOX FUND As a donor-advised fund, grants are made to the WINDY HILL charities near and dear to the founders’ charitable ENDOWMENT FUND values.S. MURRAY RUST AND MARY H.C. Supporting all programs of the Windy HillRUST STUDENT PHILANTHROPY Foundation as it fulfills its mission to provide safe, decent, and affordable housing and family PROJECT services to lower income families and elderly in Loudoun, Fauquier, and Clarke counties.This fund empowers students as communitygrantmakers, providing grant support to youth- THREE MUSTARD SEEDS FUNDdriven philanthropic projects in our area throughForward Turn. The donor advised Three Mustard Seeds Fund supports nutrition, healthcare, stable living environments, and recreational. SANDERS-OSCANYAN WEBBER JAZZ YELLOW RIBBON FUND MEMORIAL FUND GRANTMAKING FUND Created by 2012 Cannonball Invitational AmateurThis designated fund supports Loudoun This field-of-interest fund supports local winner, Mark Gerencser, this designated fundENDependence, dedicated to providing peer traditional jazz performances and educational offers permanent endowment funding to thiscounseling, mentoring, and other self-help opportunities for practical jazz education. Maryland-based group that provides practicalservices for those with disabilities. support to injured service members and their families while they’re at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, Fort Belvoir Community Hospital, and after they return to their hometowns. SHARYN’S ANGELS CANCER Won’t You Join Us? FUND Call (703) 779-3505In memorial to Sharyn Crockett Bass, this fundsupports individuals suffering from cancer and 2017 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITYrequiring financial assistance. 15

FRIENDS OF THE FOUNDATIONThe Community Foundation for Loudoun and Northern Fauquier Counties serves as capacity builder,convener, and thought leader to effect positive change here at home. Contributors to the Friendsof Foundation fuel our programs and operations. We pay special tribute to their forward-thinkingphilanthropy.Andy Johnston Lisa Kimball Kate ArmfieldPaul Siker David Hathaway Teresa MinchewAngela Bender Don and Amy Owen Tim and Kiki ThompsonBrad Davis Hughes and Susan Webb Tom and Ann NorthupChilds and Elaine Burden Matt Durham Merritt and Jane JonesChris Patusky Mike and Teresa Wheeler Will and Kirsten LanghorneConnie Moore Phil and Carol Barbe2017 PHILANTHROPISTSYaTonya AbdullahGregory AustinDavid Bernhardt Colleen Breuning Danielle Cameron Susan E Avalos Theodore Bernstein Michael Brewer Jane Campbell Tamara N Abdulwahab Laurie Aymard Charles S Berry Martha Briggs Jessica Campbell Abigail Abraham Stephen Bacon Mary A Berry Lori E Brigham Paula Campbell Andrea Accolla David Baer Tracie M Berry Brooks P Brinson Sarah Campbell Sharon Ackerman Ara Bagdasarian June Berthelsen Betty Brody Michael A Cannon Patricia L Bagdasarian Justin Best Renee Brohard Cecilia CapeceARonni Ackermann Gayle Bailey Donna Bevis Deborah Brooks Ray Capece Derek and Nicole AcostaEve Baker Paul Bice Arlene Brothers Terra Lynn Capps Eleanor M Adams Diana CapriottiBMatthew H Adams Elyse CardonRebecca A Adams Margaret Ballard Jan Bickhart Amy Brower Rebecca Cardon Margaret CareyPooja Aggarwal Heather Banks Stephanie Bidinger Alexis Brown Leah Carlson Robert CarltonMary Agnich Mari-Lynn Banks Joyce Biesecker Heidi Brown John Caron Leslie CarpenterVickie Ainsworth Phil and Carol Barbe Robin M Birchfield Margaret Brown Michael Carren Patricia CarrilloRebecca Aitken Melissa Barber Maureen Bird Mason and Shannon Brown Jeffrey Carroll Solitaire CarrollWilliam Aiton Jim Barnes Charles Birdie Natalie Brown Carroll J Carter Kevin M CarterSelwa Alawi Laura Barnes Manoj K Bisht Nathan Brown Martin Casey Brenna CashenCheryl A Albert Corinne Barnett Kamal Biswas Patsy Brown Gabriel Cashen Therese CashenMarcia Aldaghstani Lisa Barrett Koyel Biswas Sara Brown Jennifer W Cassidy Marlene CavaiolaRod Alejo Kathy Barry Brenda Black Sheri A Brown Mithun Chakrabarty Kenneth ChaletzkyRodney S Alejo Courtney Barth Jessica Blackburn Travis Brown Robert Chamberlin Allen ChangMelissa Alexander Michelle Bartholomew Kathryn Blackburn William Brown Donald Chapman Chris CharronJane Allen Beth Barts Sheryl Ann Blackington Sarah Bruns Gloria Chepko Lauren CherryVanessa Allen Ryan Bascom Cathy Blake Megan Bucelli Kelly Choi Leigh ChowJulie Allman Thomas Bass Paul Blanchard Stephen Buchanan Fabian Christian Beatriz Chung-HoganElaine Allsup Lav Batra Melanie Blankenship Lynn Bullard Tom Ciolkosz Sarah CiotaLouise Allway Nancy L Bauer Scott W Bluyus Mark Bullard William C Clarey Edythe ClarkKenneth J Altshuler Susan Bauernfeind Martha Boardman Dalton C Bunde Lorna Clarke Dawn ClineCynthia Alva James Baumer Amy Bobchek Childs F and Elaine Burden C R Cloakey Danielle CloakeyLisa A Alvis Virginia Baxter Tracye Boegner Amy L BurgessGary Alvo Tracy Baynard Cyndie Boehm Brian A BurgessAlejandra Longa Alzamora Valerie Beaudoin Robert Boetig Jaime BurgessJessica A Amell Meryl Beck Donna Bongiovanni Joshua BurgessThomas and Mary Fox and Kenneth Beckstrom Karen Boodlal Steffanie BurgevinWilliam and Gabrielle Clairee Belcher Julie Borneman Lucia BurgioAnderson Albert Belisle Nicole Botha Briana BurkJohn A Andrews John Bell Ouiser Bourdreaux Caroline BuswellEva Andrijcic Carla Belsher Thomas A Bowman Jackie ButlerDianne H Andruzzi Angela Bender* Debra Boyers Robert L ButlerWilliam Anglin Gabriela Benitez Jeffrey Boyers Sheryl ButlerRobert Arend Ismail E Benkirane Curt Bradley Susan ButlerRonald A Arens Kristen Bennett Maristeve Bradley CLauren ByrdGabriela Arias Cathy Bennett-Murdick Steve BradleyKate Armfield* Heather Bensel Debbie Bradshaw Rebecca CableJennifer Ashford JoAnn Benson Sean Brakel Margaret CainRyan S Ask Kerry Benton Denise Bratcher Kerry CalderwoodLynne S Ast Maria Bergheim Janet Braverman Cynthia CaldwellGary Auerbach Caroline Bergner Amanda Brawley Victoria Caldwell Claiborne CallahanJean Ault Kathryn Berkhimer Eugene and Tami Bredow Ashley CallawayEvelyn Austin Hillary Berman Autumn Brennan MG Camarillo*Denotes current or immediate-past Board Member or Committee Member16 2017 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

TRUST INPHILANTHROPYAnonymous (12) Christina Croll Katherine I Dougherty Roland England Julia FormanJacqueline M CloakeyLisa Cody-Smith Carolyn Cross MTC Dougherty Beth Erickson Karen FormanLinda CoffeyAmy Cole Kevin Cross John W Douglas Tamra Erickson Hugh ForsytheJohn Hall ColemanW J Coleman Jr Judy Crumpler Nancy Dowgiello Naomi Escoffery Donna FortierWilliam and Catherine Ian Cruz Maggie Downing Kamala Espig Lauren Fortier ColosimoConnie Colton Barbara Csehoski Gail Doyle Kaltoon H Essa Diana FossumLinda ColucciDonald Combs Maggie Curran Donna Drake Jenepher Esser Rusty FosterMary ComerfordMark J Comischock Scott Cypher Ryan Dreelin Joshua Etemadi Kristi FoxBarbara ComstockCheryl Conca Stephen Cypher Laura Drexel FKarla Etten Carol FrancisNicole Connelly Della Droddy Natallia FrancisDana Connor DSusan Cypher Jen DuBosq Chris Evans Debbie FrankfortDaniel Conrad Anne Dubrow Patrick Fadden Chris FribergAndrew Constantakis Jennifer D’Agostino Hannah Duffy Casey Fadgen Gayle FriedmanJohn Constantakis Molly Dalton Namita Duggal Amy Fagerli Paul FriedmanNicholas Constantakis Patricia D Dalton Dawn Dumas Ellen Falbo Mary FriedmannPaul Constantakis James Daniels Kathleen FallonVeronica Constantakis Katherine Daniels Jessica Dumas Emily Fannon David and Kristen FriedrichShelby Contrino Franceline DaSilveiraRick ConwayTimothy Conway Aaron and Kendra Davenport Deborah Dunbar Jenna C Farragut Jill FriedrichAngelle CookJennifer Cook Stephen Daves Jeff Dunevitz Nancy Farrell Arvid FristadJulie CoonceJean Cooper Eviania N Davey Molly Dunlap Denise Farrington Gail FritschRory CooperCatherine Corley Heather Davies Lily Dunning Lenard Carter and Toni Fasan Gabrielle FronceDeborah CorryBrandon Cosby John Davies Annelle Dupuy Terri Feely Robert FronkTamera Davis CosgroveVirginia Costa Keith and Laura Davies Dennis Duquette Daniel Feer Stacy FruscellaBerkley CostelloJoan Coullahan Brad* and Bailey Davis John Duquette Tamara Fennell Felicia FullerWilliam CourEsther Covington Arthur Dean Julia Duquette Jennifer Fernando Brenda FultonMichael CowellSarah Cower Joseph DeBergalis Margaret Duquette Mary E Ferrell Fran Barron FundJohn CoxPatrick Cox Cheryl Jean Defever Keith Durham Kathryn Fetzer GElyana FunkPhilip J Cox Dan and Ella Deneberg Matt Durham* Chloe FieldSarah Crane Robert Dennis Alexia Durocher Claudia Fielding Nirvana Abou GabalTim Cratchitt Julie Derosa Kenny W Fields Bradley GableJacob Craven Daniel and Karen Derrico EJamie DuScheid Kim Fields Jeffrey GadKelly Cregan Anne Dettner Cynthia M Fillman Jeffrey M GadPatricia A Cregar Christine Dewitt Ronald Eamich Nicoline Von Finck Sasikala Gajula Alexander Dial Donna C Earle Mary Finley Alejandro Galbis Ginger Diamond M’Lynn Eatenton Melissa Firestone Matthew Gallelli Shelby Eatenton Allison Gallo Jennifer Eaton Luisa F Diaz Lozano Elizabeth Ebert Lydia Fish Anaviet B Garcia Paul Richard DiCicco Allison Echard Scott Fisher Margaret Garcia Beckham Dickerson Heather Eck Sharon Fisher Mark and Martha Gardiner Harriet Dickerson Jeffrey Edelman James Fitzmaurice Hyojung Garland Denise Dicks Matthew Ehn Karen Flaherty Judith Ann Garlick Jennifer Dietz Emily Eig Paula Fleckenstein Tracee Garner Theresa Dinman Mitchell Eilenberg Rebecca Flick Geoffrey Garnhart Timothy Diviney Cara Eisenberg Timothy Flicker Ann Garvey Alexandra Dixon Curt and Lauryn Eisenhower Eleonora Florance Natalie Garza Jeffrey Dlott Lisa El-Lakis Andrea M Flournoy Orlando Gaspard Nancy Doane Carina Elgin Carol Foley Marie Gatti Kevin Dockery Nadia Elhafdi Randy Foliente Gloria Gaudreau Eileen Dolan AB Elliott Rose Follett Amanda Beavin Gauldin Nancy Donatelli Kim Elliott Mary Follin Janet Geib Paul Donohue Jessica Ellis Sal and Melanie Fondaco Gloria Gelabert Kimberly Dooley Cecilia T Emanuel Cheryl Forbes Robert Gemmill Johanna Van Doren-Jackson Elizabeth Emanuel Charnita R Ford Peter Genova *Denotes current or immediate-past Board Member or Committee Member 2017 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY 17

Craig George Skylar Harrison Megan Imbert Samantha N King Tracy and Rob Lowry Gloria Ingegno Robin Kinkead Kathleen O LuczakChristina Gerberick Andrea Hart Lisa Irvine Heather Kirby David and Karen Luft Neima Izadi Taryn Kirk Rachel De LuiseScott German Michele Hart RR Kirk Margaret Lushina IAudrey Izzo Suzanne KirkendallChristine Gherst Jeffrey Harter Barbara Kiser MDonna Lutz Kathryn Jackson John KiserUjwala Ghorpade Karen Haskins Nikki T Jackson Claudia Kissal Steve Lyons Valerie Jackson Judy Kleine Ann MaMaria Gianferrari Megan Hasse Beth Jacobsohn Holly Klerekoper Talbot Mack William Kluth David and Leigh Ann MacklinLinda Giannino Maggie Hatfield JKristine Jacobson Stephanie Knackstedt Leigh Maddox Lisa Knapp Brian MagurnJoanna Giasafakis David Hathaway* Carol Jameson Susan Koch Connie Mahan Paul Jameson Thomas Koch Jennifer MahoneyJay Gibble Edgar Hatrick Maxine Janes Susan Koehler Marit Majeske Les Janka Christine E Kopp Eric and Lara MajorBrian and Susan Mandel Connie Hatt Ashley Janssen MaryAnn Korona Ronald and Jeanne Mallard Cathy Jarrett Lorien Kostka Margie MamrolGiblin Lynnette Havens Jason Jason Charlene Kotraba Ramesh Mandalapu Greg Jay Rachel Kotraba Ita Z MandelLinda Gibson Maggie Hawes Lauren Jebsen Ellen M Kozlowsky Jean Mansavage Robert Jensen David James Kramer Tim MansfieldHarsimran Gill Michele Hawes Paul Jester Amy Kraynack Jane Marinich Ashley Jewell Michael and Karen Krei Meghan MarinosDenise Gilliland Rachel Haws Lauren Johns April Kritsberg Jacob Marley Andrew Johnson Bruce Kudeviz Pamela MaroulisMalinda Gilman Erik M Hayes Julia A Johnson Tom and Susan Kuehhas Dario and Wendy Thompson Michael T Johnson Gary and Ellen KuglerKonstantin Girkhovskiy Linda Hayes Tina Johnson Caroline Kuhfahl Marquez Jr Virginia H Johnson Joanne E Kunz Jason MarquithLisa Glasgow Bruce Haynes Arlene Johnson-Brenier Stephanie Kurspahic Chip Marshall William “Andy” Johnston* Ernie Kyger Elaine MarshallLaura Glennon JudeAnne Heath Judith Jolly Julie Kyle Paul Marshall Charlene Jones Angelica Kyrus Philip and Donna MartinPriscilla Godfrey Jenny L Heckman Christopher Jones Mike and Cristen Martin Nany Jones LCynthia Lambert Suzanne MartinCathy Goin Melissa Heifetz Pamela Jones Elizabeth Martinkovic Raymond Jones Christina Landi Joaquim MartinsRichard Goldberg Mark A Heisler Sheryl Jones June Lane Judith Martins Truvy Jones Kelly Lang Kurt MarxBarry S Goldin TD and PW Hemstreet Maria Josephs Margaret Lang-Garnhart Beth Ann Mascatello Barbara Josselyn Christine Langford-Dixon Lucy MasemerJeffrey A Goldman Patricia J Henley Will and Kirsten* Langhorne Joan Mashburn KSean and Julianne Joyce Paula M Larkin Amanda MasonJoan Gorman Elizabeth Henry Davis Larry Diane Massucci Jennifer Juengling Jennifer Lassiter Gregory MathurinElizabeth Gossage Ellen Henry William and Jennifer Junda William Lassiter JoAnn Matra Bruce and Valerie Kaiser Valencia Lawrence Melissa MattiaEllen Gossage William and Josephine Henry Katherine Kalteissen Dana N Laycook Carolyn Mawbey Robyn Kamerling Kristina Lebert Tracy MawyerKatharine Gossman Ollie Henson Susan Kang Ellen LeCompte Joe and Bobby May Teresa Karcich BettyJean Lecrone Craig and Leslie MazeskaDaniel Gottlieb Susan Henson Cathy Perniciaro Karp Meredith Lefforge Pegah Mazloom Laurayne Karr Robert and Dee Leggett Karen MazzaraJane Gould Joanne Hentschel Jennifer E Kass Lance and Micah Leggitt Sandra McAuley Meredith A Kasun Andrew Leister Nancy S McCarryAmy Grady David Hermes Leana Katz Susan E Leitner Emily McCay Barbara Kauffman Laura Van Leliveld Jennifer McCollumBen KC Graham Loriana Hernandez Maureen Kaufman Catherine Leonard Jim McCowan Julie Kavanaugh Tracy Leonard Devin P McCroryRhonda Graham Claire Herning Melanie Kay Raymond Leone Deborah McCutcheon Tracy L Kay Annette LeVan James and RebeccaEthan F Grambow Joanne Herrington Carol A Kearney David Levasseur Amy Kearse Pamela Levering McDermottKaren Grant Marlene Herschander Grace Keenan Vivian Lewis Rosalie McDermott Judy Keiper Laura Lieberman Cassandra McDonnellSam Grant Vicki Herter Danielle Keith Franklin Lila Lisa McGrail Nancy Kelley Douglas Lipp Gary McGrawTeresa Grant Robert Hess Stacy Stang Kelly Bonnie Little Anna McIntosh Abigail Kelsen Dana Lloyd Mary K McIntoshColleen Grantz Elahe Hessamfar Kathleen M Kennedy Laura E Lobb Marla McIntyre Virginia C Kennedy Sally London Martin McKeeTeri Graves Jennifer Hickman Lynn and Maurice Kessler Denise Lorenz Karen McKelvey Mary Khattak Claire Louis William MckenneyRachel Gray John Hickman Lisa Kimball* Millicent Mckie Maria Kimble Tara McKinleyVictory C Grayson Erin S Higgins Allison Kimbrough James KingHeather Green Zachary HilberathLauren Greenberg Noreen HildebrandCharla Grefenstette Christine HillockAndrew Griffin Jackie HindiJoy Griffith Sheryl HineGermaine Grinkley Harriet Hirsch-BirnsNick Grivas Rich HixonSuzanne Grobbel Michele HobsonMartin Gross Elizabeth HodgeDaniel Groves Constance HodgesTeresa Guenther Julie HoffmannRamon Guevarra Jane HofmannRob 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Eileen McKinney Victoria Morillo Michael L Parnell Vicki Rzick Erin Sammis Elizabeth Parrilla Deborah Pensyl Reasy Purvaa SampathDonna McKinnon Megan Morris Sharon Parry Kay Redditt Jessica M Sandberg Chad Parsons Barry S Redler Michael E SandlerMeagan McKinnon Mandana Mortazavi Nathaniel Parsons Tammy Sankner Kimberley Partoll RKristen Reed Lanie SanoConnie Mcknight Jerril Morton Eloise Pasachoff Douglas Sargent Kate Passow Kristin Regan Richard Saunders JrPaige McLaughlin Colleen Mosley Nancy R Passow Robin Regan Barbara Schaufeld Chris Patusky Carrie Reighard Richard and Cindy SchaufeldTim Mclaughlin Fran Moss Margit Paulding Sue Reincke Katherine Schellhammer Elizabeth Payne Wanda J Reincke Brian SchletzLoretta McMahon Barbara S Motes Jeremy Payne Endicott Reindl Linda Schlosser Morgan Payne Caroline Reinecke Melanie SchmidtPatricia McNeal Adele Mouzon Taylor Payne Judith Reinhardt Robert Schmitt Darlene A Pearson Sarah Remes Joseph SchneibleRobert McNeal Meghan Mullee Jamie Pearson Rachael Remuzzi Jennifer Schneider Rick Pearson Kimi Reynolds Kathleen SchneiderBeatriz McNelly Jonelle Mullen Sara Pellegrini Nikki L Reynolds Liz Schnelzer LIsa Pellegrino Sherief Rezkalla Deborah D SchodrofNeil McNerney Charlotte Munn Lee Ann Pender Carla Rhoads Leigh Schoener Michele Pennington Nancy S Rice John SchonacherDave McOmber Anne-Marie Munos Carmen Perez Courtney Riddle Mary Jo Schoolmaster Sian Perez-Baumann Jeffrey Rieckhoff Pam SchoppertIra D Measell Rhonda Murdock Mary Peters Katina Ringer Carly Schrager Shannon Petorak Mirian Rivas Nancy L SchultRitchie Medeiros Brian Murphy Mary Petrie Fiona Rivenbark Jackie Schultz-Parchman Karen Pfister Kenzie Rivenbark Peter SchweitzerDoug Meeker Carolyn Murphy Jacqueline Phan Daniel Velez Rivera Heather Scott Greg Phillips Robert Roane Holly ScottElaine Meilahn Kari Murphy Meg Phillips Cathryn Robbins Jennifer L Scutella Jennifer Pilgrim Christine Roberts Cami SeagerJanel Melgaard Kathleen Murphy Lauren B Pinkston Gregory S Robertson Juli Seaman Karen Pitts Krista Robertson Thomas SeaquistMarsha Melkonian Gisela Murray Stephanie Place Sherri K Robertson Susan and Nathan Segal Linda Platt Vanessa A Robertson Michelle SenglaubBarbara Mendoza Cristina Murray-Ortiz Kristy Poindexter Ann-Charlotte Robinson Katy S Senkus Sraavya M Polisetti Amy Rodriguez Kelly SenserGeorge and Barbara Kay NDaphne Mustafa Patricia Politte Catherine D Romano Suzanne T SereneMercuro Linda M Poole Katherine Romedy Christina SerolaDenise Merrell Anna Myers Mildred Porter Melody Rood Robert E SevillaMaria Merritt Sharon L Nails Ravi K Posani Gerald Rose Golnaz ShadmardBeth Messina Mardo Najera Susan R Posterro Rachel Roseberry Eileen ShafferMichael Messina Bill Nalls Barbara Powell Arnie Rosenberg Hemang ShahElizabeth Messner Diane Nastase David Powell Pamela Rosenblum Asim Shaikh Mary L Neal Michelle Powell Kimberlie Ross Katherine ShanleyCatherine Metcalf Regina Nealy Robert H Powell Lisa Ross David A Shapiro Sally Price Christine Rossomondo Lainie M ShapiroPatricia A Meyers Kate G Nedrich Jean Price-Kagan Joyce Roth Arthur Shaw Casey A Priestley Kerry Roth Pamela ShawRobin Meyers Julia L Nelson Wayne Probst Theresa Roth Barbara Shea-Kutt Alexandra Psaris Kathleen Rowand Daniela ShelmerdineCatherine Michela Jeanne Nickles Georgette Psaris Erica Rowe Lisa Sherman Leigh Psaris Rhonda Rowell Leigh and Nancy ShieldsBonnie Millender Matthew Nieman Patti Psaris Lauren Rowson Renate Shields Nancy Puckett Shiri Rozenberg Sandra ShihadehAmanda D Miller Ann Marie Nimmer Christina Pugh Lynn Rubin Elizabeth Shockley Wendy Pugh Alyssa Rudat Karen H SiingerBeverly Miller Daniel Nobleman Melissa Ruelas Paul* and Joanne Siker QJessica A Pullein Cynthia Russell William C SilbermanDawn M Miller Lesley Nobleman Karen Russell Mark Silverwood Amanda Queen Katherine Russell Sarah A SimmonsDenise R Miller Deborah Norberg Pete Quell Mark Russell David Simon Donna Quinn Matthew Russell Patricia SinclairMark and Ellyn Miller Tina Noronha Renee Quinn Stephanie Russell Jenna Sindle Linda Maples Frances SipGregory Miller Rebecca Schendel Norris Linda Radford SConor Russomanno Kathleen F Sipes Rheal Radwany Margaret SkelleyJill Miller Norman J Northedge Lia Radziewicz Joan Rust Richard B Skor Priya Ramesh John* and Peggy Rust Catherine SlichterKellie Miller Tom and Ann Northrup Fernando Ramos-Diaz Maria Ruth Ed Smariga Amit and Priya Rastogi Jessica Rutherford Carol SmithKimball Miller Melissa Notargiacomo Nicholas Ratcliffe Lise Rybowski Gerri SmithMary Miller Allan Ratner Lauren Saks Jeanne Whitney SmithNancy Miller OSharon Nylec Pam Ray Bryan SalasPeg and Ken Miller Steve Raymond Tracey SalasSara Beverly Miller Thomas O’Dea Adrienn SalazarStacey Miller Edward O’Malley Stephanie SalzmannTerry Milton Lynn O’Shea Patricia M O’Sullivan Kimberley OakeJ. Randall and Teresa* Erica OBrienMinchew Cheryl A O’ConnorRichard Mitchel John OdonnellClair Mitchell Wendy L OesterlingJeff Mitchell Brice OharaKaren Mitchell Lilla OhrstromKaren E Mitchell Ann M OleksinskiShawn Mitchell David OleksinskiLisa Modico Kira OliverDeborah J Moffitt Elizabeth OliveroNajwa Mohamed Remy OnstadDebra Mokhiber Chris OriansJoan Molchan Kimberly OrndorffCaroline Molthen Amy OsowskiJennifer Montgomery Laura OstRobert Montgomery Acadia OwenJoshua Moon Don and Amy Owen PLonna M OwensJim and Connie Behan* Moore Deborah Owings Ruth PageJeffrey Moore Gale PaigeMarisa Moore Jacquelyn PaigeMary Moore David PalmerAlice MoralesPatricia Moran Gwen PangleDeborah Morbeto Nicholas PapageorgiouJeanne Morency Jackie ParchmanMatthew Morency Robin ParkerAlexandra Morgan Tracy Parker 2017 REPORT TO THE C*DOenMotMes cUurNrenItToYr immediate-past Board Member or Committee Mem1be9r

Joycelyn Smith Laura Tekrony Hughes and Susan* Webb CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS, ANDKelley S Smith Angela Teribery Jennifer Webber ORGANIZATIONAL PHILANTHROPISTSKristen Smith Susan Tetterton Russell WebberMatt Smith Bridget Thomas Jeanne Weber A Farm Less Ordinary SchoolsSteve Smith Heather Thompson Harvey Wechsler Above Green Loudoun Insurance GroupLynne Smyers Tim and Kiki Thompson James Wehr ACE American Insurance Co Loudoun Hunger ReliefTeresa Snedeker Margaret Thompson Karen Weidlich AHT Insurance Loudoun MuseumNicole Snyder Julia Fraley Tilghman Roy Weidner AlphaGraphics Loudoun Loudoun Small BusinessJulie L Sohl Mike Tillman Leslie Weisberger Amazon DevelopmentNellie Sokol Beth J Titiner Jill Weiss* Amenity Day Spa Loudoun Volunteer CaregiversCarla Sola Bernard Tomasky Scott Weitz America’s Charities Loudoun YouthCheryl Solimini Trevor Tong Kimberley Welter American Medical Matilda Jane ClothingMeryl Solimini-Beck Donna Torraca Kathleen Welti Association McCandlish & LillardAllegra Solitario Thomas Toth Courtney Welton Ashburn Orthodontics McGraw FoundationLeslie Solitario Thomas Toth III Deborah West Backflow Technology Mesh Multimedia, LLCSharon Solomon Nichole Tracht Joseph Westcott Bank of America Charitable Middleburg CommunityRisa Song Robin Tracy Debra Wheatley Foundation CenterAnjili Soni Todd Treichel Mike and Teresa Wheeler Bank of Clarke County Middleburgh PhysicalMary Sorando Joanne Trimmer GS and C Whitbeck BENEFIT Live Special Events TherapyAnna Sowers Wes Trochlil Gary White Blue Ridge Speech & Hearing Mill Run Elementary SchoolMartha Spath Tanya Trunnell Theresa White Center Mitchell & Company P.C.William Spath Laura Tubridy Jim and Tracey* White Broad Run High School My Dogs Daycare LLCJoel P Spenadel Megan Tucker Judith A Whitenack Bullock & Associates, P.C. Nader Family FoundationKristie Spencer Gina Tufano Leslie Whitenack Cadence Education, Inc NOVA Enrichment AcademyMary K Spencer Samantha Tunador Brian Whritenour Charles Schwab Commercial NOVECRachel Swinger Sposito Ben Turner Ian Widman Chase Banks NOVEC HelpsAlyson Sprafkin Kathryn Turner Rachel Wiener Children’s Science Center New York Community TrustBrawn Sproul Jen Tyler Michele Wiggins Claude Moore Chariable O’ Shaughnessy-Hurst David and Susan Jane Stack Michele Wilde Foundation Memorial FoundationMorgan Stanley UKathryn Tyrrell Cynthia Wilken CMH, Inc.Colette Stanzler Katherine Wilkins Commonwealth of Virginia Odin Feldman PittlemanDan Stanzler Jordan N Uditsky Linda Wilkinson Community Foundation for Parrando’s Tex-Mex Grill, Inc.Daniel and Mary Ann Stapor Kristen Umstattd Sydney A Will Northern VA Path FoundationWJ and LA Stapor Vivek Upadhyaya Debbie Williams Congregation Etz Chaim of Pine Properties Douglas Usher Pride Settlement & Escrow, Elizabeth L Van BurkLaura Starego Deborah Vandegrift Debra Williams Dupage County LLCJeffrey Steadman Christine Vandoros Edward Williams Coral Gables Community Progressive PrintingSandy Steele Emily Williams Foundation RecycleLife.org, Inc.Amy Steil VElizabeth Vansickle Fred Albert Williams County of Loudoun Reston LimousineCheryl Stephenson Jeff Williams Current by Nese, LLC River Farm Management, LLCChris Stephenson Conrad and Doreen Varblow Rayna Williams DC Diaper Bank Rotary Club of Leesburg Clancy Stephenson Vanessa Varma James Willis Dulles Little League DaybreakJim Stephenson Johanna G Vazzana Colleen Wist Dulles South Food Pantry Schaufeld Family Foundation Daniel Velez Deborah VickersJeffrey T Stern Trisha Victor Hannah Wolf Eateries of Loudoun, Inc. Virts Miller Charitable Elizabeth Stevens Cheryl Villalobos John and Lisa Wolff ECHO FoundationSean Stevens Samantha Villegas Carla Wolfner Elmhurst School District 205 Sheila C Johnson FoundationJames D Stevenson Kitoto C Von Hebb Stephen Wolford Embrace Home Loans, Inc. 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Toth Financial Advisory Billinda Tebbenhoff Carol Weare JustGive Corporation K2M Vision Montessori Langhorne Custom Homes Washington Customhouse Leigh Shields & Associates Brokers Lououn Abused Womens’ Wells Fargo Foundation Shelter (LAWS) Xnetix, LLC Loudoun Chamber of YMCA of Metro Washington Commerce Your Cause, LLC Loudoun Country Day School Zachary Systems, Inc. Loudoun Country Day Zed Consulting Services, Inc. Student Council Public Pl isletiansge accept our apologies for any We Loudoun County omitted or incorrectly stated.Jim Tebbenhoff Vicky Weaver make every effort to accurately reflect our donors. If you find an error, please*2D0enotes current or immediate-past Board Member or2C0om1m7itRteeEMPOemRbeTr TO THE COMMUNITY contact us so we may correct our records.

TRUST INGRANTMAKING2017 GRANTMAKING elementary schools (Give Choose, All Ages Read Together Endowment, 100WomenStrong, Loudoun Impact Fund) CHILDREN’S SCIENCE CENTER, Herndon, VA—$5,550 general supportCULTURE (Give Choose, Loudoun Impact Fund) GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION, Fairfax, VA—$2,000 toBLUEMONT CONCERT SERIES, Berryville, VA—$1,339 general support benefit the Mason Enterprise Center in Leesburg, VA (Loudoun Chamber Foundation)(Give Choose)BUCHANAN HALL, Upperville, VA—$500 to support its AmericanRoots Review concert series (Frederick L. Spencer Jr. Memorial Fund)FRIENDS OF LEESBURG PUBLIC ARTS, Leesburg, VA—$175 general GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY, Fairfax,support (Give Choose) VA—$3,000 scholarship to benefit student Julia Habib graduate of Heritage HighGEORGE C. MARSHALL INTERNATIONAL CENTER—Leesburg, VA— School in Leesburg (Garvin Rupp “I Promise”$26,000 general support and support for replaced grounds lighting Scholarship Fund)(Peter M. Howard Memorial Fund and May Family Foundation)JOURNEY THROUGH HALLOWED GROUND, Waterford, VA—$260general support (Give Choose)LOUDOUN MUSEUM, Leesburg, VA—$767 general support (Give LOUDOUN COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS, Broadlands, VA—$7,800 toChoose) purchase a Spot Vision Screener for 3- and 4-year olds in the Head StartLOUDOUN RESTORATION AND PRESERVATION SOCIETY, Leesburg, Program (100 Women Strong)VA—$250 general support (Charles Tiffany Richardson Family Fund) LOUDOUN EDUCATION FOUNDATION, Broadlands, VA—$105,000MORVEN PARK, Leesburg, VA—$635 general support (Give Choose, support for the Community School project, after-school programCharles Tiffany Richardson Family Fund, Morven Park Charitable Fund) partnership with the YMCA, general support, program support for annual science awards program, and support for Backpack Coalition projectMOSBY HERITAGE AREA ASSOCIATION, Middleburg, VA—$1,000 (100WomenStrong, Willowcroft Science Endowment, Loudoun Impactgeneral support (Peter M. Howard Memorial Fund) Fund, Give Choose)OATLANDS, Leesburg, VA—$1,000 general support (In honor of Pam LEADERSHIP LOUDOUN, Leesburg, VA—$150 general support (GiveJones, Loudoun Chamber Executive Leader awardee by the Community Choose)Foundation for Loudoun and Northern Fauquier Counties) LOUDOUN LIBRARY FOUNDATION, Leesburg, VA—$100 generalTHE PLAINS COMMUNITY LEAGUE, The Plains, VA—$1,525 general support (Give Choose)support (John Page Turner Community House Fund) LOUDOUN LITERACY COUNCIL, Leesburg, VA—$11,318 support ofWATERFORD FOUNDATION, Waterford, VA—$2,694 general support school-based literacy programs, general support (Loudoun Impact Fund,(Give Choose and Charles Tiffany Richardson Family Fund) Give Choose)EDUCATION MIDDLEBURG MONTESSORI SCHOOL, Middleburg, VA—$313 general support (Give Choose)ALL AGES READ TOGETHER, Leesburg, VA—$173,444 generalsupport and direct support for pre-school reading programs in local PIEDMONT EPICUREAN AG SCHOOL, Leesburg, VA—$9,000 seed funding to launch new educational and workforce training program (100WomenStrong) 2017 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY 21

ST. GABRIEL’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Leesburg, VA—$1,938 support programs (100WomenStrong)for reading and literacy programs (Give Choose) FENWICK FOUNDATION, Arlington, VA—$5,000 for dental careTHE HILL SCHOOL, Middleburg, VA—$2,500 general support (The Hill services in local nursing homes (Loudoun Impact Fund)School Endowment Fund) FIVE STONES HEALING ARTS AND WELLNESS CENTER, Leesburg, VA—$7,085 mindfulness training for Loudoun Interfaith patrons andHUMAN SERVICES general support (100WomenStrong, Give Choose) FRIENDS OF LOUDOUN COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH, Leesburg,100WOMENSTRONG, Leesburg, VA—$10,000 giving circle gift VA—$12,299 funding for A Place to Call Home, general support(Wheeler Family Foundation) (Loudoun Chamber Foundation, 100WomenStrong, Endowment for the Community, Give Choose)A FARM LESS ORDINARY, Bluemont, VA—$3,881 general support GENERATION CHURCH, Pensacola, FL—$500 support for a Guatemala(Give Choose) community water project (Moses Fund)A PLACE TO BE, Middleburg, VA—$114,338 general support, A Second GIRLS ON THE RUN OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA, Fairfax, VA—of Grace music production, support for new staff position, therapeutic $1,095 general support and volunteer stipends (Give Choose,immersion project, general support (Wheeler Family Foundation, 100WomenStrong)Loudoun Impact Fund, Give Choose)AMERICAN RED CROSS OF SHENANDOAH VALLEY, Charlottesville, HEALTHWORKS OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA, Leesburg, VA—$44,417VA—$100 (Give Choose) general support and to help support a maternity coordinator position (Give Choose, Community Foundation for Loudoun and NorthernASHBURN FIRE AND RESCUE, Ashburn, VA—$749 general support Fauquier Counties, 100WomenStrong)(Give Choose) HEELING HOUSE, Aldie, VA—$10,000 to hire additional behaviorBACKPACK BUDDIES FOUNDATION, Leesburg, VA—$964 general technicians for animal-assisted social-skills program for children withsupport (Give Choose) special needs in Loudoun County (100WomenStrong)BIRTHRIGHT OF LOUDOUN COUNTY, Leesburg, VA—$4,332 general INMED PARTNERSHIP FOR CHILDREN, Sterling, VA—$10,165 to offset costs for after-school programs and general support (Loudoun Impactsupport (Give Choose) Fund, Give Choose)BLUE RIDGE HOSPICE, Winchester, VA—$1,472 general support (Give IT TAKES A VILLAGE, BABY, Leesburg, VA—$1,075 for teen mom andChoose, Moses Fund) baby programs, general support (S. Murray and Mary H.C. Rust StudentBOULDER CREST FOR WOUNDED WARRIORS, Bluemont, VA—$869 Philanthropy Project Forward Turn, Give Choose)general support (Give Choose) JOHN CHAMPE HIGH SCHOOL, Aldie, VA—$150 for clean kits forBRIDLE PATHS, McLean, VA—$946 general support (Give Choose) homeless women (S. Murray and Mary H.C. Rust Student PhilanthropyCATHOLIC CHARITIES, Arlington, VA—$2,000 general support for Project Forward Turn)Loudoun program (Loudoun Chamber Foundation) JOY TO THE KIDS, Ashburn, VA—$5,105 general support (Give Choose)COALITION TO SUPPORT AMERICA’S HEROES, Leesburg, VA—$250 JUST NEIGHBORS, Falls Church, VA—$8,000 legal immigration support services (100WomenStrong)general support (Give Choose)COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR LOUDOUN AND NORTHERN LOUDOUN ABUSED WOMEN’S SHELTER, Leesburg, VA—$45,687FAUQUIER COUNTIES, Leesburg, VA—$10,000 Faces of Loudoun support for staffing of Child Advocacy Center, purchase and installationcampaign, Social Impact Institute, Friends of the Foundation of new phone system, general support (Loudoun Impact Fund,(100WomenStrong, Wheeler Family Foundation) 100WomenStrong, Moses Fund, Give Choose, In honor of Loudoun Chamber Nonprofit Leader awardee Lynn Tadlock by the CommunityCOMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR NORTHERN VIRGINIA, Fair Oaks, Foundation for Loudoun and Northern Fauquier Counties)VA—$2,544 Loudoun Impact Fund endowment (Loudoun Impact Fund) LEGACY FARMS, Leesburg, VA—$190 general support (Give Choose)CROSSROADS JOBS, Leesburg, VA—$2,695 general support (GiveChoose, Loudoun Chamber Foundation) LOUDOUN CARES, Leesburg, VA—$709 general support (Give Choose)CUREFEST FOR CHILDHOOD CANCER, Fairfax, VA—$2,500 LOUDOUN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Lansdowne, VA—$10,000childhood brain cancer awareness (Smashing Walnuts) Young Entrepreneurs Program (YEA!) (Loudoun Chamber Foundation)DOMINION HIGH SCHOOL, Sterling, VA—$425 support for LOUDOUN FAMILIES FOR CHILDREN, Leesburg, VA—$562 generalInternational Youth Summit (S. Murray and Mary H.C. Rust Student support (Give Choose)Philanthropy Project Forward Turn) LOUDOUN FIRST RESPONDERS FOUNDATION, Leesburg, VA—$776DULLES SOUTH FOOD PANTRY, Dulles, VA—$9,118 general support general support (Give Choose)and to expand seasonal storage and staff support (Give Choose and100WomenStrong) LOUDOUN FREE CLINIC, Leesburg, VA—$1,657 general support (Give Choose)ECHO, Leesburg, VA—$1,654 general support (Give Choose) LOUDOUN HABITAT FOR HUMANITY, Leesburg, VA—$1,558 generalEVERYMIND, Rockville, MD—$10,000 general support for Loudoun support (Give Choose)22 2017 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

LOUDOUN HUNGER RELIEF, Leesburg, VA—$24,311 fresh food for Loudoun-based program (Loudoun Impact Fund)elder patients delivered to Healthworks, to improve pantry technologyand start cooking classes, general support (Loudoun Impact Fund, SALVATION ARMY OF LOUDOUN COUNTY, Leesburg, VA—$649100WomenStrong, Give Choose) general support (Give Choose)LOUDOUN IMPACT FUND, Leesburg, VA—$2,000 giving circle gift THE STEP SISTERS, Brambleton, VA—$8,047 support for a crisis fund forin honor of Loudoun Chamber Large Business Leader AHT Insurance cancer patients and general support (100WomenStrong, Give Choose)awardee (Community Foundation for Loudoun and Northern Fauquier THIS IS MY BRAVE, Broadlands, VA—$5,000 to produce a live stageCounties, Wheeler Family Foundation) production about mental illness (100WomenStrong)LOUDOUN THERAPEUTIC RIDING, Leesburg, VA—$2,322 general VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICAN CHESAPEAKE, Lanham, MD—$10,175support (Give Choose) to support transportation services of homeless families to andLOUDOUN VOLUNTEER CAREGIVERS, Leesburg, VA—$25,476 from the Loudoun County homeless shelter and general supportsupport for Student Caregivers Program, food delivery from Loudoun (100WomenStrong, Give Choose)Hunger Relief, general support (S. Murray and Mary H.C. Rust Student WINDY HILL FOUNDATION, Middleburg, VA—$15,983 generalPhilanthropy Project Forward Turn, Loudoun Impact Fund, Give Choose, support (Loudoun Chamber Foundation, Windy Hill Endowment Fund,100WomenStrong) Give Choose)LOUDOUN WILDLIFE CONSERVANCY, Leesburg, VA—$4,484 general WOMEN GIVING BACK, Sterling, VA—$10,400 to provide clothing andsupport (Give Choose) school supplies to low-income women and their children and generalLOUDOUN YOUTH, Leesburg, VA—$200 general support (Give support (Loudoun Impact Fund and Give Choose)Choose) YELLOW RIBBON FUND, Bethesda, MD—$410 general supportMIDDLEBURG COMMUNITY CENTER, Middleburg, VA—$223 general (Yellow Ribbon Fund)support (Give Choose) YMCA LOUDOUN COUNTY, Leesburg, VA—$2,399 in honor ofMOBILE HOPE ASSOCIATION, Ashburn, VA—$12,794 general support Loudoun Chamber of Commerce Small Business Leader awardee Palmercare Chiropractic (Community Foundation for Loudoun and(Give Choose) Northern Fauquier Counties and Give Choose)MOSIAC VIRGINIA, Lansdowne, VA—$510 general support (GiveChoose) NATURENORTHERN VIRGINIA 4-H, Front Royal, VA—$195 general support(Give Choose) ASPCA, New York, NY—$1,000 general support (Moses Fund)ONE SPARROW, Ashburn, VA—$1,119 general support (Give Choose) AUDUBON NATURALIST SOCIETY, Chevy Chase, MD—$134 generalOPERATION UPLIFT, Leesburg, VA—$1,000 general support (In honor support (Give Choose)of Chauvon McFadden, Loudoun Chamber Young Executive Leader FRIENDS OF THE BLUE RIDGE, Purcellville, VA—$375 general supportawardee by the Community Foundation for Loudoun and Northern (Charles Tiffany Richardson Family Fund, Give Choose)Fauquier Counties)ARC OF LOUDOUN, Leesburg, VA—$4,220 general support (Give HUMANE SOCIETY OF LOUDOUN COUNTY, Leesburg, VA—$2,910Choose) general support (Give Choose)PEERS AND STUDENTS TAKING ACTION, Ashburn, VA—$1,500 4th LAND TRUST OF VIRGINIA, Middleburg, VA—$2,008 (Peter M.and 5th grade mentoring program (100WomenStrong) Howard Memorial Fund, Give Choose)PHILOMONT FIRE DEPARTMENT, Philomont, VA—$125 general LOUDOUN COMMUNITY CAT COALITION, Leesburg, VA—$4,753support (Give Choose) general support (Give Choose)PROJECT HORSE, Purcellville, VA—$2,962 general support (Give MIDDLEBURG HUMANE FOUNDATION, Middleburg, VA—$1,000Choose) general support (Moses Fund)RIDE-ON RANCH, Lovettsville, VA—$11,000 general support and SAVE THE TAILS RESCUE GROUP, Leesburg, VA—$2,452 generalsuicide prevention and counseling program (Give Choose, S. Murray support (Give Chooseand Mary H.C. Rust Student Philanthropy Project Forward Turn) STERLING FOUNDATION, Sterling, VA—$179 general support (GiveRYAN BARTEL FOUNDATION, Waterford, VA—$10,379 to expand We Choose)Are All Human program and general support (100WomenStrong, GiveChoose)SAMARITAN’S PURSE, Boone, NC—$500 general support (Moses Fund)SCAN OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA, Alexandria, VA—$10,000 for a Trainthe Trainer program to spot childhood abuse (100WomenStrong)SEVEN LOAVES, Middleburg, VA—$500 general support (Moses Fund)STROKE COMEBACK CENTER, Vienna, VA—$7,000 to seed a new 23 2017 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

LOUDOUN CHAMBER’S 2017 NONPROFIT OF THE YEAR1968 FIFTY YEARS 2018“My wife, Jennifer, and I have chosen to “The Community Foundation has becomework with the Community Foundation for the voice for many nonprofits. It was clearLoudoun and Northern Fauquier Counties aswe believe charitable giving has to begin to me that the CFLNFC was selected forat home. It is difficult to fathom all of the the 2017 Nonprofit of the Year awardneeds in our own backyard, and the CFLNFCprovides the organization and support to from the Loudoun Chamber because of itsreach the many deserving people in our staff and board leadership, passion, andregion. The 2017 Nonprofit of the YearAward is well deserved.” dedication to Loudoun’s nonprofits.”—Dr. Bill Tyrell —Judith A. Hanley, Ph.D.DVM, Cardiology, The LifeCentre Executive Director, LAWS