THEPHILADELPHIAFOUNDATION

REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY 2006

Th e Power of Endless PossibilitiesSM

Th e Philadelphia Foundation provides four key services to harness the power of generosity in Southeastern Pennsylvania:

1. Philanthropic Resources DevelopmentCaring people turned to their community foundation to initiate 59 new charitable funds. As of Dec. 31, 2006, the Foundation administered 713 charitable funds which will provide grants and scholarships for years to come. $26.7 million in contributions from 3,252 generous people will increase philanthrop-ic resources to meet community needs today and tomorrow.

2. Financial Stewardship of AssetsTh rough prudent fi scal management and astute investment policies, the Foundation’s asset base increased 10.3% to $317 million as of December 31, 2006.

3. Grants and ScholarshipsAft er matching donors’ intents with community needs and performing due diligence, we awarded 1,589 grants and scholarships totaling $18.3 million to 1,124 organiza-tions.

4. A Center of Knowledge of Community IssuesAs a neutral force for philanthropic good, the Foundation addresses overarching community issues.

The Philadelphia Foundation is in compliance with

national standards for services and operations that have

been established by the Council on Foundations to guide sound policies, accountable

practices, and ethical and operational integrity that strengthen the effectiveness of com-

munity philanthropy.

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HIGHLIGHTS OF 2006

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Message from the Chair and President 1Endless Possibilities: Th e Power of Philanthropic Funds Donor-Advised Funds 2 Field of Interest Funds 14 Undesignated Funds 17 Scholarship Funds 18 Designated Funds 22 Organizational Endowment Funds 25What is Th e Philadelphia Foundation? 27Starting Your Own Charitable Fund 28 Types of Funds 29 Planned Giving 30 Th e Repplier Society 31

Endless Possibilities: Th e Power of Grants Donor-Advised Grants 32 Field of Interest Grants 38 Undesignated Grants 42 Scholarship Awards 43 Designated Grants 44 Organizational Endowment Grants 46How to Apply for a Grant 47Diversity Leadership 48Financial Highlights 49Board of Managers and Staff 50

2006 was another dynamic and successful year for The Philadelphia Foundation as we helped thousands of caring people and dedicated nonprofit agencies to achieve the endless possibilities that community-based philanthropy offers. We are con-tinually encouraged by the outpouring of support by our contributors; by harnessing their generosity, we unleash the power to help one another and enable the communities of Southeastern Pennsylvania to shine. For this we are humbly grateful and proud to serve as your partner in philanthropic services.

The year was one of growth and new directions, particularly in our grantmaking services. An extensive survey of our grantees gave us an op-portunity to review and redirect our grants priori-ties and enhance our procedures. This included our nationally acclaimed “Rising Tide” initiative for our discretionary grantmaking aimed at improving the performance of the nonprofit sector, which accounts for an astonishing 15% of all non-government em-ployment in the region and 27% in Philadelphia. By using our discretionary grant dollars to fund orga-nizational development and capacity-building rather than individual projects and programs, we hope to “lift all boats” and create a corps of high-performing nonprofits that serve the community. We also hope to gain knowledge about what the nonprofit sector

needs so donors can be better informed and can add their support more effectively. We are extremely en-thused about this new direction, and accolades from grantees tell us that we are on the right track.

This year also saw a dramatic change in the legisla-tive and regulatory environment in which commu-nity foundations operate. The passage of the Pension Protection Act of 2006 necessitated many changes in procedures for our donor-advised and scholarship funds. We worked with many of you to accomplish the necessary changes and we thank you for your patience and understanding.

Our field wisely anticipated these changes early on and 2006 saw the adoption of the first set of Na-tional Standards for community foundations. We are proud to report that The Philadelphia Foundation was one of the first to be found in compliance with these standards, which promote an organizational culture of quality, integrity, accountability, transpar-ency and fiscal responsibility serving the region.

As the region’s provider of philanthropic services our goal is to empower people to achieve through their giving back. Your continued engagement with us reflects that there are endless possibilities to that giving and we are honored to be entrusted with that

generosity. We will continue to strive to be effective for the benefit of all in this region.

There is much to be excited about, much to look for-ward to, and much to share – not the least of which is our 90th anniversary in 2008. We look forward to celebrating our community, our accomplishments and the endless possibilities for our region through the generosity and support of so many.

Ellen P. Foster Chair

MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR AND PRESIDENT

R. Andrew SwinneyPresident

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ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES...Th e Power of Philanthropic Funds

For three generations, people who want to “give something back”

have been turning to The Philadelphia Foundation. These caring

people are directing their generosity where it’s needed most. For

nearly 90 years they have found that these possibilities are endless.

We thank the hundreds of people who have started funds and the

many thousands who contribute to them. Our family of funds

continues to grow dramatically, enabling us to award millions of

dollars in grants and scholarships.

We salute these benefactors for their concern for their community,

for their faith in the future, and for their trust in us to carry out

their wishes today and forever. We are honored to help them to

accomplish their philanthropic and estate planning objectives easily,

informatively, and cost-effectively.

The following lists reflects the charitable funds administered by the

Foundation, and donors to those funds, in 2006. Space limitations

prevent us from listing all of the contributors. Dates in parentheses

indicate the year the fund was established.

Funds that were created in 2006 are highlighted as

symbolizing the endless possibilities made possible by philanthropic

fund growth.

We enthusiastically welcome these newest members of our family,

and invite you to join us in experiencing the power of endless pos-

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Donor-AdvisedFunds

DONOR-ADVISED funds are the most popular form of philan-thropy today. Th ey allow you to remain actively involved with the grantmaking from the fund. You can recommend specifi c grants; you may also consult with the Foundation’s staff for guidance on eff ective grants in your areas of concern.

AA Bett er Philadelphia Fund (2005)to support A Bett er Philadelphia, and to address youth violence, school violence, intimate partner violence, human rights, and social justice

African American Children’s Book Project Fund (2002)to support the Afr ican American Children’s Book Fair, advocate for the im-portance of children’s literature, empower parents to take responsibility for buying books for their children, and support book reading as an important lifestyleNBC-10 WCAU-TV

Alex’s Lemonade Stand Fund (2002)for general charitable purposesAbbott Laboratories Employee Giving CampaignAmerican Express CompanyAmeriprise FinancialSue BoyleChesapeake Academy, Inc.Heather N. DeBusePeter & Evangeline KokkinosPPG Aerospace PRC - DeSotoQuad/GraphicsRobert Wood Johnson FoundationSchnader Harrison Segal & Lewis LLPJoseph & Kitty ScottUnited Way of Southeastern PennsylvaniaIn addition:9 contributors $99 and under

Allen-Robbins Book Award Fund (2002)to provide books to students at Cheyney University

Alliance for Progress Charter School Fund (2003)for educational innovations to benefi t students at Alliance for Progress Charter School

Allie’s Friends Fund (2004)for organizations pertaining to animals and healthcareACE INA FoundationRebecca ReedIn addition:6 contributors $99 and under

Th e Amacher Family Fund (2005) for general charitable purposes

American Revolution Patriots Fund #2 (2003)for the maintenance, renovation, and care of Washington Square

Amy’s Fund (2005)to support activities relating to cervical cancer, and for scholarshipsAnonymousManuel AvinoThomas & Beth Anne BarnesCarl R. BeckBeneficial Savings BankBenjamin Franklin PlumbingGloria A. BerwagerBortek IndustriesBound Beverages

Joann I. CammShaista S. CelesteHarry E. CharltonConshohocken Auto GlassElizabeth & Robert DavisDeb Shops, Inc.Hazel DemarcoCharles A. ErcoleKathleen FoleyFort Washington Expo Associates, LPG & A Warehouses Inc.Glaziers Architectural MetalR. Herman GorgusGutt & CompanyMary Anne Harvey Schrage & Robert SchrageHatfield Group, LLCHoly Family UniversityI.U.P.A.T District Council 21J & J Staffing ResourcesAlexander KerrKieran McKenna Flooring Inc.Edward KliggeSimonson Lipschutz & Fogel P.C.J & L ServicesLaura & Erik LinkJoann M. LytleDaniel & Nancy MaddenLinda L. MarlowBarbara & Richard MatriscianoJennifer G. McClainMary Ann & Robert McCloskeySteven A. MersiowskyP & S Hop Inc.Michael L. ParkerClare PfeilCharles A. PizagnoNicholas & Joann PlateneckyJanet M. RetterKaren & Richard RobinsonRuss Whelan Jr., Inc.Joan & Herbert StainesStuart-Dean Co. Inc.2

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Taylor Technology, Inc.Fred W. TomlinValley Public Adjusters, Inc.Volpe Express Inc.George R. Whelan IIIPatricia M. YoungIn addition:210 contributors $99 and under

Margaret P. Anderson Fund (2006)for general charitable purposesMargaret P. Anderson

Anonymous Fund #98-2 (1998) to benefi t visual artists

Artworks Enrichment Fund (2000) to provide art supplies and fund summer art programs for children

Christopher B. Asplundh Family Fund (1998) for general charitable purposes

Th e Audley Fund (2001) to support research to fi nd a cure for brain cancer, especially glioblastomasBarbara CiamporceroJohnson & Johnson Family of CompaniesVernonica RonanLisbeth A. Warren & Robert A. Cantlay

Richard & Kathleen Aulett a Fund (2006) for general charitable purposesKathleen T. & Richard D. Auletta

Th e Aunt B. Fund (2006) for charitable purposesKaren & Scott Silverman

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BCharles Alan Ballard Fund (1986) for charitable or other public purposes

Fern Ann Ballard Memorial Fund (1986) for charitable or other public purposes

Th e Barbiere Family Charitable Fund (2005) for general charitable purposes

Meg Olivia Barkman Memorial Fund (2005) to support Children’s Hospital of Phila-delphia, Ken-Crest Centers, First Step pre-school, and physical therapy programs for childrenA.B.C. Sales & Service Inc.William A. Atlee, Jr.Jeremy AustinRonald & Kristie BarkmanRonald & Patricia BarkmanLarry BenedettoMike & Lynne BonarotiMelisa A. BoweMelisa M. BowieBPG Management Company, LPJames T. BurnhamBarbara & James ButtsJennifer S. ButtsCraig K. CarraDeetra & Paul CassCentury Kitchens, Inc.Darren C. ClarkDavid Fine Art LTDDavidson Trust CompanyDavid & Jennifer DemedioReagan & John DevineJosephine M. EyreJoel E. FunstonJames GillespiePeter & Susan GilmanHealthy Steps Pediatrics, LLCMatthew J. IaconeMichael S. LaneChris LetourneauSharon LynchScott McQuillanChristine Meyer MD, LLCJames NelsonDonald W. Nicholson & Assoc. Ltd.Dr. Todd Nieder, DCOld Havana Cigar Co.Edward H. PappasWayne R Peden Assoc. Inc.Scott M. PowersProfiles Salon 7Quindlen & Associates, Inc.Craig & Christine SandersTimothy M. SheridanThomas & Maryann SiedzkowskiJennifer & John SiedzkowskiDena & Walter SokollThompson Homes, Inc.Franklin S. Tibbs & Maureen F. CapuzziTierra Sueno Resources, LLCRoberta & Ernest VerrecchioJoseph M. WillisNanette M. Zakian

Dorothy S. Bassett Fund (2002)for arts, education, and children

Be the Change Fund (2006)for general charitable purposesAnonymous

Th e Robert J. Bednar and Barbara A. Bednar Donor-Advised Fund (2004) for general charitable purposes

Th e Carole & Matzi Ben-Maimon Fund (2006)for general charitable purposesCarole & Matzi Ben-Maimon

Th e Beshel Foundation Fund (2006) for environmental protection, animal res-cue and sheltering, abused and batt ered women, and Operation Smile

Beth Ahavah Fund (2003)to support Beth Ahavah’s mission of providing a positive Jewish experience for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender personsGary E. Quinton

Th e Blum Fund for Good (2006) for general charitable purposesSteven G. BlumCarl P. Thum

Th e Borowsky Family Fund (2006) for general charitable purposesThe Borowsky Family Foundation

Boylan Lewis Fund (2006) for general charitable purposesCarroll Boylan Lewis & Edward Lewis

Brait Family Fund (2001) to provide grants for broad charitable purposes

Th e Bravo Fund (2006) for arts and culturePeggy AmsterdamThe Philadelphia Foundation

Brewster Fund (1998) for human services, education, arts and culture, health, the environment, com-munity development, or religion

Brighter Day Children’s Fund (2004) to enable children diagnosed with cancer to att end summer camp or summer programsAngela M. DeTulleoCharles & Janet Detulleo

Jimmy Brincefi eld Fund (2004) to provide housing, medical assistance, and other services for people living with HIV/AIDSThe Bears of South Florida, Inc.Shirley S. BittingLinda & Craig ChapinWilliam R. Ward

Berta Britz Fund (2006) for organizations serving people with mental illness, and animal therapyBerta Britz

James J. Bruder Jr. Fund (2003)for general charitable purposes

Jennifer Bruder Charitable Fund (2004)for general charitable purposes

Margaret Ann Bruder-Nolan Charitable Fund (2004)for general charitable purposes

James H. Bryson Fund (1994) for community based non-profi ts engaged in the empowerment, education, cultural enrichment, and welfare of gay, lesbian and gender diverse persons, or as other-wise recommended by the donor advisors. James H. BrysonThe Philadelphia Foundation

Russell Byers Charter School Fund (2000) to support the Russell Byers Charter SchoolMichael L. Sanyour

Anonymous Fund #96-1 (1996) for educational, cultural and environ-mental purposes and human services

Leo & Henriett e Camp Memorial Fund (2006) to support a lecture at Albright College, the Ethical Society of Washington, Jewish charities, and other charitable purposesThe Camp Foundation

Kevin Russell Capers Memorial Fund (2003)for urban youth programs and other charitable causesCynthia F. Capers Ph.D., RNDarielle Capers

Cascarones Por La Vida Art Fund (2003)for youth with HIV/AIDSJane R. LiptonRichard Metz & Cecilia DoughertyAmanda MottPhiladelphia Museum of ArtJohn PraulM. H. RoseSovereign BankJudy WicksIn addition:17 contributors $99 and under

Mary Ann Castaldo Memorial Fund (2006)to support arts programs, women’s rights causes, and animal rights programsAnnalisa Castaldo

Charp-Wiggins Fund (2001) to provide educational and technological opportunities to students with disabili-ties, and to train educators in technology-based education for challenged studentsDorothy B. Perlmutter Ttee

Th e Charrington Family Fund (2005) for general charitable purposes

Chemical Heritage Foundation Endowment Fund (2004) to provide a permanent income stream to the organization

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DTh e Danilo Family Charitable Fund (2003)for general charitable purposes

Dapplecroft Fund (2003)for Christian organizations, education, and environmental causes

Dare to Dream Fund (2002)to support “Dare to Dream” – Sports and Entertainment Career ExpoDepartment of EducationArt Rubalcava

Darlin Family Fund (2002)for general charitable purposes

Darling Fund (1991) to address or advance environmental concerns, women’s issues, social and economic justice, and other general charitable purposesJulie D. SpahrEstate of Virginia D. Young

William J. & Laura M. Day Memorial Fund (2004) for students in criminal justice at Savannah State and Armstrong Atlantic State Universities, or elsewhere, and in nursingSandra J. BouchelionMr. & Mrs. Robert A. GordonJudith LightFrances S. SneedPeter B. Ulrich

Delaware County Home Care Association Fund (1996) to provide home health care services for the indigent in Delaware County

Delaware Valley Legacy Fund (1994) to encourage philanthropy for, and to benefi t the gay, lesbian, and bisexual communities of the Delaware ValleyAdvance ChoiceAnonymousR. Robin AustinPeter J. BezrucikRegina BorromeoFrederick J. BostwickGerald BurrThomas J. CardwellCenter for Responsible Funding - Combined Campaign 2005Leah Chaplin & Eileen M. GildeaCity of PhiladelphiaJohn CunninghamWilliam DietrichJay M. DonnerKeith L. DoughtyJoshua T. Eck

Steve ElkinDelwin R. Franz & Mark FalangoKathleen M. FrielFunders for Lesbian & Gay IssuesStanley GaddyDolph W. GoldenburgRegina Gonzalez BorromeoMuge GozenChris A. GrundyJeremy R. GussickGill FoundationKevin R. HowleyA. Robert JaegerPaul KnodelRonald LucenteCaroline & Timothy MastersR Perry MonasteroKeith T. MuneraMichael S. NiklausThe Pew Charitable TrustsThe Philadelphia FoundationJudd ProctorRobert SchoenbergMark SegalUnited Way of Southeastern PennsylvaniaWachovia BankDorothy M. WaxDee Wellmon & Maria LozadaElizabeth Werthan & Robert J. BrandIn addition:56 contributors $99 and under

DeWyngaert Family Fund (2005) to enhance the city’s quality of life through advocacy for and maintenance of community spacesAnonymous

Julianna Doherty Fund (2002)for general charitable purposesStephen R. AbbonizioAction Trailer Sales, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. AristoneArmour & Sons Electric, Inc.Atlantic Utility Trailer Sales, Inc.James N. BadolatoLeo J. BarrettDon BartonJames & Dianne BartonJohn BartonMichael & Patricia BartonMurphy BartonJoseph D. BattagliniMaureen ButwinBrian & Jean CampbellJohn & Patti CannonCapmark Finance, Inc.Margaret M. Carley

Cheyney University Scholarship Fund (2001) for undergraduate students at Cheyney University

Pete Chirchirillo Memorial Fund (2002)for general charitable purposesJudith Ann & Jerry AgasarSusan B. ApollonBoston Ship Repair, Inc.Antoinette GulstoneJoanne & William KellyTheresann LostrangioLillian & Michael NoonanMaria & Steve NoonanSuper FreshIn addition:18 contributors $99 and under

Chutzpah Fund (2004) for general charitable purposesChristopher & Anne Ellinger

City Fellows Fund (2001)to support the City Fellows program, enabling young American minority fi nancial services professionals to develop a global perspective in Great BritainBritish-American Chamber of Commerce Foundation, Inc.Goldman, Sachs & Co.Sir Heinz Koeppler Fund USA LTD.Joy Mair Taylor

Roberto Clemente Monument Maintenance, Preservation and Scholarship Fund (1998) to maintain and preserve the monument honoring the great baseball player

Coffi na Ravina Advised Fund (2004)for general charitable purposesEstate of Anthony H. CoffinaRobin & Louis GreifMr. & Mrs. Mitchell L. HollinBernard A. McDonoughMiller, Alfano & Raspanti, P.C.ProtonMedia, LLCRichard L. ScheffIn addition:20 contributors $99 and under

H. Howard Colehower Foundation Fund (2001) for general charitable purposes

Coles House Fund (2002)for housing needs of women

Community Partnership School Fund (2005)to provide an income stream to the organizationTrustees of the Abington Presbyterian ChurchTynetta Alston & Prentis HallBPC Group LLCPatricia C. GadsdenWilliam & Amy GadsdenMary Lemann GoldmanAmy L. HornerMerck Partnership for GivingMatthew L. OlimPhil Ad Mac, Inc.Claire H. ReichlinJeffrey T. Sultanik, Esq.Keith M. Williams, Sr.

Debbie MacFarland Corrigan Memorial Fund (2002)to support education in Springfi eld Township, Montgomery CountyEdward & Luanne BohnRobin H. BrockmanHeather CastleMike CorriganAnne Jennifer DeQuevedoEva K. KlebanoffRobert & Gail MacFarlandJulia MadeiraThe Philadelphia FoundationRenee & David RudnickAnn & Robert RyanCatherine M. RyanBess ShannonBarbara A. StefanoChristina ViscoIn addition: 80 contributors $99 and under

Th e Cotner Family Fund (2004)for general charitable purposes

Dr. Gerry T. Cousounis Memorial Fund (2002)for general charitable purposes with emphasis on youth, soccer programs and health organizations in RoxboroughJames & Nancy BakerThe Boles FamilyLee A. BrandtJames & Susan CousounisPeter T. CousounisTimothy & Jane CousounisBen & Denise DiFrancescoLois A. FenertyHelen S. FoxDeborah L. GossertHigh, Swartz, Roberts & Seidel LLPPaul & Betty KnittelScott D. MatlackR. Earle Matlack, Jr.The John N. Miller, Jr. FamilyMartha & Anthony MirraBarbara & James NicolardiMatilda D. PaughJames R. & Deborah PhelanThe Philadelphia FoundationPatricia S. PrendergastRoxborough High School Alumni Scholarship FundMary Alice Welsh

Covenant Preschool Fund (2004)to help children in the City of Chester to att end preschool Anonymous

Crescendo Fund (2003)for general charitable purposes

Cultural Heritage Law and Policy Fund (2005) to plan and implement a bibliographic database, new texts and other materials in cultural lawSamuel H. Kress Foundation

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Robert E. Cochran IIIMatthew J. CullisonJohn J. CurryDawn & Eugene DohertyHenry & Allyson DohertyDr. & Mrs. James L. DohertySteven & Denise DohertyWilliam M. DohertyAshley Downey & Larry CapuzziMark & Lisa DuffyEileen & Mark EdwardsThe Robert D. Falese III FamilyMary FitzgeraldMark S. FormanGambone Development Co.Margaret & Peter GregoryCarolyn A. GuyerDavid GuyerDoug & Mrs. GuyerRichard GuyerTheresa & Steven GuyerKathleen HarbisonDeborah HarleyJeffery & Barbara HeathLisa & John HeffrenMaureen & John HelmigTheresa HigginsWarren P. Higgins, Jr.Schwab Charitable FundAllan W. HumeJoseph B. InnesIntegra Realty ResourcesMr. & Mrs. Gary D. KaminJohn R. KramerSamuel J. KuciaKevin A. LahnJames & Christine LeslieOwen J. MaguireMarie F. Mc EvoyMartin R. McCabeMr. & Mrs. Patrick J. McCabe IIIAshley A. McEvoyKathleen & Kevin McGearyJoseph P. McMannsMericle PropertiesBrian P. MirandaMobilease Modular Space, Inc.Dan MostardiJoseph & Kelly MullenJames F. MundyMr. & Mrs. John R. MyersJeffrey & Kate NortonMichael A. O’ConnorEleanor D. O’SheaMary E. PriceHarold W. PurcellJacqueline W. RantanenJoseph D. ReganMr. & Mrs. Daniel J. RubinGeorge & Lorraine Rubin

Mr. & Mrs. Timothy R. RubinBob RyanLaura & Robert SammerDenise M. ScheidlerAllison & Robert SchmittDennis E. SilicatoLori & Mark SmithMaureen R. StirlingUnited Way of Southeastern PennsylvaniaMr. & Mrs. Gregory J. WebsterMark WhiteMr. & Mrs. Scott A. WilliamsBenjamin WillnerSherrie & Morris WillnerLaw Offices of Wayne Zukin, Esq.In addition:21 contributors $99 and under

Robert Harris Drennen Fund (1998) for gay and lesbian rights, sexual abuse prevention and treatment, and general charitable purposes

ERudulph Ellis Memorial Fund (2005) for the benefi t of widows, children or other family members, or ill employees, of the former Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co.

Robert A. & Mary C. Emmet Fund (2001) for general charitable purposes

Empowerment Group Reserve Fund In Honor of Sylvie Renee Gallier (2006) to provide an income stream to the organizationEmpowerment GroupMarianne J. Reis

Justin Eng Fund (2004) to support organizations helping lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender youth, particularly those with musical interests

Esmerelda Fund (2003)to enrich the lives of girls and womenMarjorie L. McCannMarilyn Talman & Kathy Buckalew

Margaret Glenn Estey Memorial Fund (1984) for charitable purposes and children

Scott James Exler Fund for Pediatric Lupus (2003)for pediatric lupus education, awareness and researchCorinne & Michael AckermanAetna, Inc.Robert AitkenW. Frank & Amy AllenSharon AnapolskyJohn Andrews SalonAramark CorporationAnne & David BaileyMr. & Mrs. Mark D. BergerLaura & Don BeseckerNancy & Richard BevanBlackrock Builders, LTDJ. Scott & Dabney BlackwellPatricia & Richard BohnerMargaret & Scott BornRita BorzilloAnne & Martin BowersDavid & Joanne BoyerJeanne & Donald BraunSusan & George BrookeEileen & Jeffrey BrownJacqueline R. BurroughsCatherine S. ButtenbaumDiana L. CalliganPatti & Shawn CampbellDorothy E. CarlMr. & Mrs. Joseph J. CasciatoJeanne Crane CastaferoSusan C. Christoffersen, Ph.D.Mr. & Mrs. Kevin G. ClarkCommerce BankConestoga Youth Lacrosse, Inc.Susan & Timothy ConnorsSharon & William ConroyJames J. CostelloJane & Donald CreamerJacalyn & John CrittendenConnie & Richard CuddebackCaroline A. DalrympleRita & Alfred D’AngeloDelmac Management Corp.Bryan & Karen DenneySharon & Louis DeStefanoGail & Kenneth DeweyDiamond Development Group, LLCMari & Kent DolbyMr. & Mrs. Daniel B. DreibelbisSandra & Charles DreisbachKristina DunkelKaren & Philip EarleyTerry D. EckertChristine & Travis EldridgeEpitome Systems, Inc.Lisa & Jeffrey EstabrookEdward J. ExlerT. Ritson & Julia Ferguson

Mary & Bruno FiorentinoKathleen & Timothy FlatelyNancy & Carl FrandsenStephen J. FrostStephanie B. FrostDenise & Richard GarvinNancy & Rex GarySusan & Stuart GeorgeGreat Valley Pet Hotel, LLCSusan A. GretzScott I. GrowneyTheresa & Steven GuyerJane & Sean HagertyKatherine & John HamblettStuart & Sue HansenClaire K. HardonAnn & Michael HeabergElizabeth J. HenryDonna HigginsJames & Elizabeth HoltHoover Financial Advisors, PCHorgan Tree ExpertsPaul & Lori HorningPeter M. HotzSally & Henry HudsonSt. George HuntRenny M. HuttonThe IkedasPhilip S. JacobsRichard & Geraldine JaffeJune F. JamesSusan & Robert KaneJean H. KaneMark D. KatzSteven KavanaughCarol & Sean KellyKeough Electric, Inc.Julie & John KincadeMarilyn & Jim KlunderMr. & Mrs. Stephen W. KozerackiDebra J. KuruczCarolyn & Ralph LanzaHelenanne R. LasherLeslie & John LavenderNancy & William LawrenceTracie & Edward LeeAlexandra & Michael LindbergCeleste M. LintonAmy & Robert LordStefanie W. LucasBonnie J. LyonsJennifer & Daniel MagrowskiColleen & Michael MallonMichelle & Thomas ManningDennis MartinLucinda & Thomas MarturanoLynne G. MayerKenneth & Terry MazdaLucinda R. McCallumThomas & Linda McCarthy

Ann & James McDermottMary & Daniel McKinneyJ. Bard McLean, Inc.Katherine & F. William McNabbStephanie S. MinaMargaret W. MorgartFrank & Rose Mary MurphyNational Penn Bancshares, Inc.Marc & Marita NeedlesLaura P. NicholasMichelle & Paul NoferCaroline & Richard O’HalloranChristine S. OliverAnne & Michael O’MahoneyJoyce H. O’NeilLinda & Gregory OsbergDonald & Annette ParkerAnne L. PillionAmy & David RaffertyChristina M. RoaBryan & Krista RogersTracy & Vincent RoguskyRichard & Romaine RoodMr. & Mrs. Ronald RosePamela & Timothy RossMarilyn RyanJohn & Eve SauterMichele & John SchultzJanette & Charles ScottKaren & David SheepMargaret M. ShouvlinElizabeth T. SilviusSmart & Associates, LLPQuentin C. SturmL. Frederick & Barbara SutherlandScott M. SwankPaula & Timothy SweeneyMartha & Cary ThomsonMelody L. TicknorWilliam D. TolerNancy & John TookerVickie & Carter TrudelUnited Way of Southeastern PennsylvaniaVeritable, LPR. Lee & Deborah VogelMr. & Mrs. Joseph VogtJacqueline WagnerJoan & David WildfeuerWilkes & Buttenbaum Orthodontics P.C.M. Courtenay & Thomas WillcoxStuart R. YoungCarl S. ZegaliaDolores & Deni Michael ZoddaSherry & Robert ZuechIn addition:102 contributors $99 and under

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Fair Prospect Fund (2002)to support programs which assist families (and in particular recent immigrants) striving to att ain fi nancial security and self-suffi ciencyDan & Rebecca HeiderJonne & Corey Smith

Fairmount Park Ranger Corps Endowment Fund (1995) for the Fairmount Park Ranger Program

Fairmount Water Works Restoration Fund (1997) for exterior restoration and structural repair of the Fairmount Water Works

Michael A. & Patricia H. Fernandez Fund (2000) for general charitable purposes

Th omas Fisher Fund (2006) for the preservation of historical sites, particularly Civil War batt lefi elds and cemeteries; for scholarships in history at Temple University; and other charitable purposesThomas Fisher

Th e Robert & Elaine Fitt Family Fund (2005) for general charitable purposesRobert J. Fitt

Th e Five Star Investment Group Fund (2006) for general charitable purposesThe Five Star Investment Group

Ellen Forman Memorial Fund (2005) for charitable purposes

40th Anniversary Fund (2001) to support environmental education and human services Tim & Ellen Foster Fund (2003)for general charitable purposes

Foundation for Obesity Research & Education Fund (2004)to support research in the fi eld of weight management and eating disorders

Friends of Andrew J. Fox Melanoma Fund (2006)to support melanoma research AnonymousAmerican Health Corp.The Astor Family FoundationSybil & Barry BaimanTarah Epstein BaimanDeborah BairdEileen BairdAnn Bassett & Ross O. GoldbergMary Ann BeattyThe Children’s Boutique, Inc.David N. BlumLawrence D. BlumBogof Blinds, LLCDelores BrandeisGary & Jill BrandeisPaula B. BrownWilliam P. Corbett, Inc.John Corenswet & Caroline PackardRobert E. CronerEconomy Decorators, Inc.Dr. Edward M. & Patti FeldmanStuart & Carol Ann FeldmanLee P. FishmanJudy & Howie FishmanBonnie Fox & FamilyDonald FoxStephen & Kathryn FrankJason S. FritzRuth & Ted FurmanMichael R. GettesHarriton High SchoolPamela & Ronald GruppoLauren W. HalperinHankin FoundationAbbie B. KahanJohn & Maureen KirkStephanie & Alvin KrantzDaniel & Amy KrimmelLCG Ltd.Lori & Ray LevinEric J. MarcusonMain Line Reform Temple, Beth ElohimMelissa & Stuart MarguliesMindy J. & Michael S. MeadeMericon IncorporatedPraxis Capital, LPRobert & Hiromi PrintzHugh RodmanNeil L. Sand & Dana DevonTioga Foundation

Arnold Voluck & Christine Caserta-VoluckEllen & Gary WassersonNeil S. WitkesIn addition:57 contributors $99 and under

Ben Franklin Global Forum Fund (2002)to design, develop and implement pro-grams honoring the legacy of Ben Frank-lin in the fi elds and professions associated with this remarkable individual

Friends of Cherry Hill Library Gift Fund (2004)to provide an income stream to the libraryHelen AllimanBallard Spahr Andrews & Ingersoll, LLPCar Choices, Inc.Susan & Joseph CastellanoMun M. ChanCherry Hill Towers, LLCFaith DerricksonMarsha & H. Richard DollingerJanet & Eric FieldmanAlexandra R. FreedmanFriends of Cherry Hill LibraryRachel L. GarfieldLouise GreenbaumGeorgetta L. GriggsSharon & Carl GrossmanJennifer & William HartMarlene & Bernard JacobsThe Katz FoundationKennedy Health SystemH. M. KushnerSusan B. LevinAliena C. MagpantayMary & Roycee MartinHoward E. NeedlemanTerrie A. Neff Atkins & Thomas K. AtkinsPatricia PatelskiPSEG Public Service Electric & Gas Co.Jay & Sharon RuderJoseph P. RuggeriSusan SchepsGeraldine & Paul ShumanChristopher SimmersStephen & Lesley SlepnerEileen Marie TootleDr. Thomas L. & Rhoda C. VermesPhyllis WeinraubNancy S. Wise

Fund for Excellence (2000) to support cancer research through the American Cancer SocietyHeather Gee

Hugh P. Gallagher Scholar Athlete Award Fund (2003)for scholar-athletes at Wilson Area High School, Easton, PA, pursuing a career in science

Th e GCC Historic Preservation and Charitable Fund (2004) for historic preservation of the German-town Cricket Club clubhouse; to enable disadvantaged youth to learn and play tennis, squash and cricket; for historic ar-tifacts and exhibits on tennis, squash and cricket; and to enhance the community

Gill Outgivers Philadelphia Fund (2001) to promote charitable giving Linda & David Glickstein Fund (2002)for general charitable purposes

Leon P. Goldberg Physics Fund (2004)to support education and exploration of physics

Greater Philadelphia Federation of Sett lements (2002) to support the organization’s mission

Th e Greater Philadelphia PGA Junior Golf Foundation Fund (2001) to build a permanent endowment to sup-port the educational, scientifi c, literary and charitable activities of Th e Greater Philadelphia PGA Junior Golf Founda-tion, IncGolf Cars Inc.Horsham Valley Golf ClubMarcie L. Miketa & John GilmartinDavid J. PeryerPGA — Philadelphia SectionDaniel J. Vanostenbridge

Frank Gumienny, Sr. Memorial Fund (2001) to benefi t terminally ill children and other charitable purposes

Gundaker Family Fund (2000) for general charitable purposes

Gupta Family Fund (2002)for general charitable purposes

Gwendolyn General Memorial Fund (2006)for general charitable purposes

H. A. F. T. U. Fund (2000) for aff ordable health care for small businesses

Th e H. P. R. Fund (2000)for organizing and/or educating labor groups, particularly farm workers; to provide services for children in trouble; research and policy development to prevent trauma in children

Carole & F. Ott o Haas Fund (1997) to provide funds for parenting education, and training and support for parents and others

Haddon Financial Group Foundation Fund (2002)for general charitable purposes

Sean M. Halpin Memorial Scholarship Fund (2004)for scholarships and general charitable purposesAnn M. Butchart Law OfficesAlan & Elise ColterFeldman, Shepherd, Wohlgelernter, Tanner & WeinstockLawrence FelzerVirginia GutierrezMarlene OlshanIn addition:8 contributors $99 and under

Reed Hamilton Fund (1992) to support the arts, education and health6

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Th e Harron Family Fund (2003)for general charitable purposesMargaret E. Harron

Barbara D. Hauptfuhrer Fund (1993) for broad charitable purposesBarbara D. Hauptfuhrer

HBSCP Social Enterprise Fund (2004)to enable the Harvard Business School Club of Philadelphia to enhance the region’s quality of life by helping non-profi t leaders to excel Drinker Biddle & Reath LLPCatholic Charities Diocese of TrentonMichael J. R. LawsonMBNAThe Philadelphia FoundationPolice Athletic League of PhiladelphiaLeo Robbins & Sons, Inc.SEI InvestmentsUnited Way of Southeastern PennsylvaniaVanguard Group FoundationIn addition:45 contributors $99 and under

James J. & Fay Heff ernen Fund (2003)for charitable purposes

Mel Heifetz GLBT Donor-Advised Fund (2006)to support programs serving the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender community including civil rights, social justice and health needsMel Heifetz

Henry’s Fund (2005) for organizations assisting children with brain injuries or pro-moting bett er obstetric care, and for general charitable purposes

High Hopes Fund (1999) to help Philadelphia youth who have extraordinary potential in academics, the arts or athletics, who have suff ered severe adversity, and who can demonstrate dire fi nancial need

High School for Heroes Fund (2001) to help high school students nationwide raise funds to benefi t children whose par-ents died in the September 11 disasters in New York, Washington and western Pennsylvania

Carl Hiller, III Memorial Fund (2004)for general charitable purposes2711 Comly Road, Inc.Maureen C. BeattyJohn P. McFaddanMichael MulrayMary & Jerome NovalskiJulia RealleyLori J. TempletonMichael & Mary VancilIn addition:12 contributors $99 and under

Hirsig Family Fund (1998) for general charitable purposes

Hobie Fund (2003)for animal rescue, adoption, health, and maintenance; childhood health and education; literacy programs; prevention of domestic violence and sexual assault; and public educationKaren DuBrul, Esq.

Home Care Hospice Foundation Fund (2006)to support the Center to Advance Hospice Care and other nonprofi ts focusing on research, treatment, or palliation of life-limiting conditionsHome Care Hospice, Inc.

Homeless Advocacy Project Fund (2006)to provide an income stream to the organization Susan Helen Horsey Fund (1991) for the relief of poverty-stricken women and children; to promote the right of all citizens to procure reproductive control including abortion; and to preserve and develop Historic Bartram’s Garden

Dana G. How Social Service Fund (1969) to preserve and expand opportunities for camping and social services for youthJ. Barton & Renata HarrisonCraig & Gerri FordPennsylvania State Education AssociationWanda Van Goor

Virginia K. Hudnut Fund (2006) for general charitable purposesDavid & Virginia K. Hudnut

Hugs for Jamall Fund (2004)to fi ght pediatric cancer, and for golf scholarshipsStephanie RuffinPatricia R. Scott

Florence D. Hunt Memorial Fund (2005) to support organizations that provide responsible community planning and enhance the role of women in politicsKaren M. Ibach

1Ia Drang Alumni Heritage and Education Fund (2005) to promote and perpetuate the common heritage of alumni of the 1965 batt le of the Ia Drang Valley and their contribu-tions to society; and for scholarships1st Calvary Division AssociationGeoffrey L. BeauchampCharles T. Brumback & Mary Howe Brumback Charitable TrustWesley & Paula BrumbackEADS North AmericaIa Drang 2005 Fundraiser Attendees

Th e Ignatian Fund (2003)for scholarships to St. Joseph’s Preparatory School

Th e Imbesi Family Charitable Fund (2005) for general charitable purposes

Ivy Cultural and Educational Founda-tion (2000) to develop a multi-purpose facility for ICEF, a nonprofi t arm of the Omega Omega Chapter of the Alpha Kappa Alpha sororityAnnie C. Anderson-BeckMr. & Mrs. Charles I. Babcock, Jr.Carl W. BaileyMr. & Mrs. Willard W. Brittain, Jr.Mozelle C. ButtsMargie R. ChambersThe Cole FamilyBarbara S. LeeThe Lincoln Institute for Research and EducationJanie J. PrattBessie SessionsAngela D. ShakurStephania A. SteedDr. Audrey Vouse Womack

JTh e Jaymar Donor-Advised Fund (2006) for general charitable purposesThe Jaymar Foundation

JCM Direct Fund (1999) for general charitable purposes

Th e Johnson Family Fund (2004) for general charitable purposesEstate of Mary Johnson

Jubilee International Education Trust (2002)for an international education program off ered to 10th and 11th grade students in the Philadelphia Public School District

Stephen M. Juenger Memorial Fund (2004) for scholarships and projects that perpetuate Stephen M. Juenger’s legacyThe Altman Foundation for ChildrenMr. & Mrs. Robert J. ArrellJohn R. & Nancy E. BarlowHarry & Deborah BellClass of 1946Helene H. ClauserDavid A. Crisman

Michael T. DiPuppoMitchell P. EngleEdwin & Katherine EricksonMarilyn & Bob EvansGaul Advertising, Inc.George & Mary Anne GeerDavid H. GoldRichard M. & Renee HepburnJohn F. HessWalton B. HillCharles & Irene HilseeCharles & Linda HodgeGerald M. HoganJ. Fred HughesAnne A. JansonMr. & Mrs. Thomas D. JonesAlfred KaemmerlenDeanna & Ewald KalmbachRobert & Patricia KalmeyTom & Judy KeeganMichael P. LogueWilliam C. Martindale, JrVictor & Jeanne MenghettiRonald & Patricia MillerBruce OakleyMr. & Mrs. Robert H. PiselRosemary & Kevin RegerKenneth RushE. Frederick & Joy SchraderSteve SchraderRichard J. SingerJack E. SmithJohn H. ToalHenry & Beth Van de WaterA. Graham WagnerCarolyn S. WorrellRichard B. & Deborah B. Young Family FundIn addition:46 contributors $99 and under

KJessica Karrat Dance Scholarship Fund (2004) for dance education

Brearley B. & Carl G. Karsch Fund (1995) for post-high school education for children who have completed Head Start or similar programs; and support for animal sheltersCarl G. & Brearley B. Karsch

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Katie’s Fund (2005) to provide veterinary medical care, and for programs that aid compan-ion animalsJane BibermanRonald S. Lauder

Katrina Survival Fund (2005) to support the needs of victims of Hur-ricane Katrina

Dara Jeanne Kaufman Fund (2006) for general charitable purposesThe Imbesi Family Charitable FundBarbara & David Kaufman

James McGirr Kelly Fund (2003)to support Roman Catholic High School studentsHeather J. HakeMr. & Mrs. Brian KellyMr. & Mrs. James M. Kelly, Jr.

Virginia & Harvey Kimmel Arts Education Fund (2006) for general charitable purposesJust GiveVirginia & Harvey Kimmel

Christine King Fund (2001) to provide funds for crisis intervention for women and children who are victims of abuse, to raise public awareness of abuse issues, and for general charitable purposes for women and children in need

John S. & James L. Knight Foundation Fund (1993) for charitable and educational organiza-tions in the Philadelphia area

Knight Foundation Donor-Advised Fund (2003)for education, well-being of children and families, housing and community development, economic development, civic engagement and positive human relations, and vital-ity of cultural life

Th e Koenig Family Charitable Fund (2005) for general charitable purposesCharles & Sandra Koenig

Steven & Cindy Kramer Charitable Fund (2006) for general charitable purposesSteven & Cindy Kramer

Th e Kuebler Family Charitable Fund (2005) for general charitable purposes

Esther Kulick Memorial Fund (1991) for visually impaired children Sheila K. Derman

S. W. Kung Family Fund (2003)for general charitable purposesHannah FeldmanMarcia & Edward KungLifecare, Inc.The Philadelphia FoundationHarriet & Norton Smiley

LLauren’s Miracle Fund (2000) fi nancial support for patients requiring in-vitro fertilizationLori & Michael GoodmanUnited Way of Tri-State

Richard Lawn Memorial – Lower Gwynedd Police Fund (2003)for fi nancial assistance to surviving spouses and dependent children of Lower Gwynedd Twp. police offi cers killed in the line of duty

Emma Lazarus Fund Partnership (1999) to develop a coordinated eff ort to meet the needs of new waves of immigrants and refugees

Siani Lee Memorial Fund (2001) for general charitable purposesThomas Englett

Carriage IV Office Center, LLCCentex Homes, LLCChelsea Management Group LLCChester, Ploussas, Lisowsky Partnership, LLPConcetta CiriglianoCole, Schotz, Meisel, Forman & Leonard, P.A.Concept Engineering Consultants, P.A.Cunningham ConsultingAmy & William DahnWilliam DahnDahn & KriegerDaniel J. Barteluce Architect P.C.DeGeorge Development, LLCKenneth R. DorseyDRH Inc. Cent Disb AccountDynamic Engineering ConsultantsEast Coast Engineering, Inc.Edmonds Contracting, Inc.Steven F. FarinaFeist Engineering, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Jay FeldmanJ.H. Fischer & Son, Inc.FWH Associates, P.A.Gabrellian AssociatesMarie L. GaribaldiGentile Lichter AssociatesMr. & Mrs. Reid D. GilbertGiordano, Halleran & CieslaGeorge GloryBarbara & Fred GreensteinMichael D. GreensteinGTS Consultants, Inc.Warren A. HammerschlagDonald M. HamnettGeorge Harms Construction Co., IncHeart Care, Inc.Herten, Burstein, Sheridan, Cevasco, Bot-tinelli, Litt & Harz, LLCKarrie & Ronald HontzK.Hovnanian Northeast Services, LLCInglemoor Care Center of LivingstonInsurance AgencyJackson Development Company, LLCJackson Plaza Assoc, LLCJay J. JacobsLynn M. JohnsonKFA Consulting Engineers, Inc.Marie Louise Kier, IncKohl Partners, LLCKurtz Consulting Engineers & PlannersThe Larsen Group, Inc.Levin, Shea, PfefferMr. & Mrs. Gilbert LichterMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey S. LichterLVC Interiors, Inc.I.M. Mack Construction Managers, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Scott McIntoshMenlo Engineering Assoicates, Inc.

Legacy of Love Philanthropic Fund (2006) to provide funds for community-based organizations in areas of economic empowerment, education, physical and mental health, and the artsChubb & Son, a division of Federal Insurance CompanyDorothy Rice JonesThe Legacy of Love FoundationSharlene V. RobersonDarniece L. Shirley

Admiral Charles LeMoyne Leadership Fund (2001) to recognize, encourage, educate and mentor youth with the high standards of courage, integrity, perseverance and lead-ership exemplifi ed by Adm. LeMoyne, and for youth leadership training

Alisha C. Levin Memorial Fund (2003)for general charitable purposesMarvin & Audrey Levin

Richard L. & Suzanne S. Levy Fund (1992) for social services for the needy and for elementary education

Craig Lewis & Dianne Semingson Family Charitable Giving Fund (2003)for general charitable purposesDLS International, Inc.Norfolk Southern GGF Matching Gift ProgramThe Philadelphia Foundation

Th e Litt le Tower Donor-Advised Fund (2006)for general charitable purposesThe Little Tower Foundation

Longest Day of Golf Cancer Fund (2004) to support the fi ght against cancerArmar Sales Inc.Holly W. ArnowitzSherman ArnowitzArrow Elevator, Inc.Steven D. BermanBonanno Real Estate Group IIBuilders General Supply CompanyCardinale & Jackson Crossing Assoc, LLC

Michael J. Hubschman, P.C.Midstate Engineering, Inc.Markcharles MisilliModern Electric Co.Motor Works West Corp.MRH Real Estate Services, Inc.Northern Services Group, Inc.Novins, York, Pentony & Pagano, P.A.Omdex, Inc.Oracle Engineering, IncJack Parker Foundation, Inc.Palestina Properties, Inc.Patient Care Assoicates, LLCMiriam Peretsman & Paul BreeneThe Pinnacle Foundation, Inc.Neil Plaxsun Associates, IncMr. & Mrs. Marc S. PomperPrima CorporationProfessional Planning & Engineering Associates, LLCProperty Development Services II, Inc.R.C. Shea & Associates P.C.River Drive Construction Co., Inc.Iris R. RubinfieldJames A. RudolphSadinoff Family Foundation, Inc.E. Sambol Corp. General ContractorsIan R. ScheinmannBarry R. Seidman M.D.Mr. & Mrs. Barry S. SiegelThe Skier FoundationD.W. Smith Associates, LLCSomerset Development, LLCSonnenblick, Parker & Selvers P.C.Spencer Kass Electrical Contractors, Inc.Richard Struse & Jo-Ann PoliseSystem 1 Alarm Service, Inc.T. Kennedy, LLCT.G.G.C.F.Thor Engineers, PAUnited Innkeepers, Inc.Villagio, LLCMr. & Mrs. Jay S. WeinsteinWilson Home Repair, Inc.Woodcliff Lake Health & Rehabilitation Center, LLCLawrence YahrIn addition:50 contributors $99 and under

Nicholas Joseph Davis Lorello Memorial Fund (2004) to support music programs

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Lovett Perkins Family Fund (2003)to eliminate discrimination and harass-ment of gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgen-der and questioning (GLBTQ) youth Howard P. GoldsteinJeffery Perkins & Ken LovettThe Philadelphia FoundationHeidi M. SobolDavid F. Wasilewski

Loy Family Fund (2000) for general charitable purposes

Th e Lubkin Fund for MHE Research (2005) for research into the causes, treat-ments and cure of Multiple Heriditary ExostosesMr. & Mrs. Richard LubkinAudrey Shack

Lyra Society Fund (2004) to support activities that perpetuate the harpNancy AlperinGlenside PartnersMona N. BattMr. & Mrs. Eugene BlockShirley Goldberg BookspanElisabeth M. BraunElaine & Joseph CamardaRichard & Joan CantorRobert Capanna & Cathryn CoateAaron CohenLillian E. Cohn M.D.Elaine Cooper & Company, Ltd.Mr. & Mrs. David DePetersWilliam & Marian FlammerJeremiah & Pearl GermanGlenside PartnersSherwood & Susan GoldbergEdna Abrams GreenbergSharon & James HourihanEmanuel KapelsohnJohn C. KeeneJane & David KimMiriam KleinDr. & Mrs. John A. KoltesPaul & Joan KrzywickiJan L. KrzywickiJudi & Arthur LernerStephen B. LichtensteinMr. & Mrs. Mark D. LupkeLouis R. Marion DMD MSMargarita & Donald MontanaroDr. Mary A. ParentiMr. & Mrs. Jacob PecarskyAnna Marie & William Petersen

Philadelphia ParkLoraine RahmLois & A. Gerald RenthalRMR Real Estate AdvisorsLouis & Linda SchwartzGeorge & Susan SfeduJoan SheppSitus Properties, Inc.Donna & Jerry SlipakoffJudy Loman UmbricoVanderbilt Music Co., Inc.Anthony & Maria WeirRichard & Mary WelshDr. & Mrs. Thomas S. Wright

MAdele Magner Memorial Fund (2002)to support Philadelphia Young Play-wrights’ annual Adele Magner Memorial Awards

March Fift h Fund (2005)for equitable civil rights in the LGBT community, and for scholarshipsMichael I. Berwind & Bernadette O’ConnorJoanne & Michael BilkaDavid & Victoria CagliolaLori G. CagnoliCatherine CubbinMary L. Cubbin-GeorgiBecky A. DavisChamberlain DialaBarbara & Terry FrancisShira KammJohn D. KordsMaraget & Michael LacinskiRebecca E. Lee, Ph.DDavid & Carolyn LongBrooke MauryAndrea M. MazzoccoChristopher T. MendelMichael G. MoranDanette & Lee NittelKaren T. PattonStephanie L. PusateriFrancesca RompalaPamela J. SawyerBrian R. SawyerCraig & Kellie SpringerKatharine E. StamboolianKelly & Albert TomlinAnita Sheree Wood

March 22nd Fund (2006)for improving our worldBrett Mandel & Laura Weinbaum

Th e Vic & Linda Marks Family Fund (2005) for general charitable purposes

Th e Marley Fund (2006) for general charitable purposesJohn Grogan & Jenny Vogt

Virginia Brown Martin Fund (2003)for support of social and cultural excel-lence in the performing arts, and scholar-ships for acting

Mazzott i/Kelly Fund (2006) to advance equal access to education, the arts, health and human services, career opportunities, and all other aspects of a satisfying lifeMichael C. Kelly & Joan Mazzotti

Th e McGarvey Family Fund (2003)for general charitable purposesFrank & Babe McGarvey

Marie Antonia & Rose Mecca Cancer Fund (2004) to support cancer research, education, advocacy and programs for people af-fected by cancerMarie Antoinette AvicolliCharles J. KerriganVirginia M. MurphyPeggy & Louis PhillipsPrudential Savings BankCarol Waties

Allen & Diane Menard Charitable Fund (2003)for general charitable purposesAmy M. AhldenJulie A. BackasJohn J. Barbati & Lissa J. GabelDaniel F. BradleyBuckingham Elementary PTOGary & Elizabeth FettermanThomas FrankKelly & David GoldingWilliam & Marie HemannRob & Debbie HutchisonSandra & Herbert KelleyTamara & Dean LaingMichele & David LaurinaitisAlfred & Caren LongtinIone E. MacDonaldCatherine & Joseph MakoidPeter & Nancy Martin

Ann & Timothy MartyDiane MenardPamela & Michael MontemuroPatricia & Ronald MooreCarol J. Morwald & James F. GlendenningRandal & Beth Ann PolicareChristine M. QuinnWilliam J. Renner, Sr.Catherine A. SotackSuperior Woodcraft, Inc.Unisource Worldwide Inc.Thomas J. WashburnZupan Maintenance ConstructionIn addition:79 contributors $99 and under

MHJR/HMR Charitable Fund (2005) for general charitable purposes

Th e Miles Family Fund (2004) for general charitable purposesRonald & Katherine GillaspieRaymond & Sarah HoulihanMr. & Mrs. Alfred L. HurwitzMr. & Mrs. Kevin K. ThomasJack Wurfl

Th e Montangelica Fund (2001) for general charitable purposesJoseph M. AlfonsiAsher & Company, Ltd.Dr. Robert F. Carr & Tamara A. BrennLennart HagegardCharles & Joan MaurielloThomas & Cynthia MurrayDr. & Mrs. Anthony E. Vita

Erin Delia Moore Fund for Children with Cancer (2005) for the non-medical or uninsured fi nan-cial needs of children with cancer and their familiesGerard & Cathleen AppertBarnes Tax AssociatesCarousel ClubMargaret J. DesantisMichelle F. GrassoWendy & Brent HaleyDavid T. HartyPatricia & Michael HigginsNorman HuntowskiJoyce H. JasinskiJohn H. McBreartyThomson & Mary KannampuzhaElizabeth G. LanzoneStephanie & John MackenzieTimothy & Melissa MatsonGary R. McNaughton

Microsoft Matching Gifts ProgramCasey & Diane MooreSuzanne M. NahasJohn & Lucille PelosiThe Pepsi Bottling Group FoundationSt. Helena ChurchJack & Wendy SteinDiane Szamborski & John M. SorberSusan & Steven TombaJennifer & Nicholas WalshChris E. WhelanLisa & William WhelanChristopher J. WilliamsIn addition:46 contributors $99 and under

Alan L. Morrison Memorial Fund (2002)to benefi t programs and organizations that serve the gay, lesbian, and HIV com-munities, and other charitable causes

Mount Pleasant Fund (1997) for general charitable purposes

NTh e Nakahara Family Fund (2006)for general charitable purposesKaren & Asuka NakaharaThe Philadelphia Foundation

National Center for the American Revolution Fund (2000) to build a Museum of the American Revolution in Valley ForgeJohn D. BetresDoran Family Charitable TrustFrank & Terry FosterCatherine & Carl HackertThornton D. & Elizabeth S. Hooper FoundationJust GiveRobert E. & Margot W. KeithH. F. LenfestThe Lubert Family FoundationMrs. Denise J. McKeeRussell E. Palmer Charitable TrustJohn W. RoweMichael D. Zisman & Linda J. Gamble

Nessalu, Inc. Fund (2003)for nonprofi t charitable organizations

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Neuroblastoma Fund (2000) to support research, advocacy, and other eff orts to treat and cure childhood cancer neuroblastoma

Denise Newton Memorial Fund (1990) for children in need

Charles Lannon Niles III Memorial Fund (2000) to help improve the lives of people with mental illnesses, particularly depression, and to support the family members of those individuals

OHelen B. O’Bannon Memorial Fund (1989) to provide paid internships for students to work with organizations on issues of reproductive rights

Th e O’Brien Family Fund (2005)for general charitable purposes

Th e One Way Christian Fund (2005) for general charitable purposesMark H. Green

PPCCY - Daily News Children’s Fund (1993) for children whose lives have been touched by violencePhiladelphia Citizens for Children and Youth

PCDC Trust Endowment Fund (2005) to support the Philadelphia Chinatown Development Corp.

Peacemaking Endowment Fund (2003)to support eff orts of sustaining peace and students who have prevented acts of violence

Pennsylvania Commission for Women Fund (2004) to advocate for, empower, identify and advance the needs of women and girlsThe Comcast FoundationHarrowood Books Publishers & BooksellersThe Highmark Foundation

Pennsylvania High School Coaching Initiative (2005) to improve teaching and learning at the secondary levelThe Annenberg FoundationThe Philadelphia FoundationCapital Area Intermediate Unit

Pennsylvania Leadership Charter School Gift of Success Fund (2005) to provide an income stream to the organization

Perrett Family Fund (1999) to support arts programs in Delaware County schools

Roger Perry Memorial Fund (2000) for general philanthropic purposes

Th e Petersmeyer Family Foundation Fund (2003)for general charitable purposesThe Petersmeyer Family Foundation

Th e Petplan Fund (2006) for animal welfare and humane veteri-nary research to alleviate the pain and suff ering of companion animalsFetch, Inc./PetPlan USA

Susan & Paulding Phelps Fund (2006) for general charitable purposesSusan & Paulding Phelps

Philadelphia Distance Run Charitable Fund (2005)for the sport of running and a permanent income stream to the organization

Philadelphia Film Institute Fund (2005) to support the Philadelphia Film Institute

Th e Pinnacle Fund (2003)for general charitable purposesKelly A. BanaszekPriority ManagementAndrew & Kathleen Wheeler

Lynn Wachinski Platt Memorial Fund (2006)for general charitable purposesClarence A. & Rosemary B. Wachinski

P.L.A.Y. Golf Fund (2002)for youth golf programs, scholarships, and other charitable purposesMichael BellBranden GrovePeter & Nancy HaranMr. & Mrs. Joseph P. HudsonIntenna Systems Inc.Mary A. JozaitisWilliam & Patricia KellyJohn & Maxine KunyezkaLaw Office of Peter C. Lange, Jr.Shawn H. LangeWilliam & Tracy NugentJohn & Joyce RaderJeffrey S. RealeChristopher J. SantoneWaveguide Optical Technologies

PLAY Golf – Mary’s Girls (2004)for youth golf programs and scholarshipsPeggy & Michael AllenAVL Real Estate Associates, LLCRobin K. BakerJudith & Howard BarronHarvey A. BeckerLucinda F. CorkhillRoberta GolinkoffMarilyn M. HoffmanLynne HoroschakArlene M. MyersOrin RosenfeldDiane H. Steckel

Port Richmond Savings Community Improvement Fund (2002)for charitable purposes in the Port Richmond area

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Keith R. Porter Endowment for Cell Biology (2004) to publicize and promote lectures in the fi eld of cell biologyThe McGraw Hill CompaniesPhoto Researchers, Inc.Thomson Learning

Power 99 FM Charity Fund (2000) for general charitable purposes

Preventing Eff ects of Parental Absence (PAPA) Fund (2003)to provide for children who need clothing, education, other necessities or mentors because their parents (particu-larly fathers) are unwilling or unable to show fi nancial, physical, or emotional support

Prudential Fund (1999) to provide grants for technical assistance to nonprofi t organizations in North Philadelphia

Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is Fund (1994) for undergraduate college scholarships, medical care, and vocational training for women; to children for education and housing; to fi ght prejudice and bigotry, especially against women, blacks, Jews, gays and lesbians; to assist the elderly with food and housing; health care for the poor; for psychological help for troubled teenagers; and to assist the hungry and the homeless

Th e Jeff & Deb Ranck Family Fund (2005) for general charitable purposesJeffrey S. & Debra C. Ranck

Th eo Ratliff Fund (2000) to help disadvantaged youthsMr. & Mrs. Theo Ratliff

Ronald A. Rehling Memorial Fund (2002)to support medical research and other charitable purposesAdvanced Health MediaAlliance Holdings, Inc.Richard & Kelly AlpertNimit K. BansalH. T. Bauerle Associates, Inc.The Boat House Too, Inc.The Boat House, Inc.Drew BoeglyCathleen ByrneCanon Business SolutionsStefano & Caroline CarchediCelgene CorporationRichard & Judith CenciThomas A. ChristyCiavarelli Family Funeral Homes, IncEdward & Mary M. ClouesMr. & Mrs. Joel B. CohenCommerce BankJohn & Nina CooperPhilip CusmanoJeffrey & Joe DorettiBob & Carol DorettiJohn & Dena DrainEventstrategygroupFrank & Mary Therese FerroCarolyn H. FogelAnthony J. GabrieleGarden State Tile Distributors, Inc.Margie & Howard GleitMarshall B. GorodetzerAlbert & Suzanne GrebeAndrew GrenierRobert & Ann HaaseFriends of Kate HarperInnovative Mortgage Concepts, LLCLou Ann Ward Kane & John J. KaneScott & Amy KelleyMercantile Capital LPNathan & Heather KuklaBroad Axe Chiropractic CenterLower Gwynedd TownshipJames & Kathleen McGoldrickPeter & Melissa McMorrisMittman & Rehling InvestmentsFrank C. PalopoliJeffrey M. PoliEdward R. PorrettiDavid & Kathy PorterKristin M. RehlingJanice RehlingMichael T. ReillyVittoria & Robert RosoneHeather & Kevin ShawverMartin Simon & Vera ColeDolores R. Smith Foundation10

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Thinkgreen Design LLCFrancesco D. VacchianoFrancis & Dollie VitettaAnna & David WardWyeth PharmaceuticalsIn addition:21 contributors $99 and under

Th e Reider Family Fund (2005) for general charitable purposes

Stanley P. Reimann Fellowship Fund (1958) for fellowships in cancer research and to devise new and improved methods of treatment of cancer

Jay & Gretchen Riley Fund (1999) for general charitable purposesJay & Gretchen Riley

Steven & Lynn Robbins Family Fund (2003)for general charitable purposes

JoAnne L. Roberts Memorial Scholarship Fund (2004) for Afr ican American graduates of Phila-delphia High School for Girls, students at Elizabethtown College, or students who have shown leadership at Bryant Elementary School

Sophia Avia Rosone Memorial Fund (2005)for Children’s Hospital of PhiladelphiaAnnie CuceMarianne DellAquilaMaureen L. EylesAnne FreedKristen & Matthew JenningsAna McCauleyAl & Fran MonticelliEric R. NagelGeraldine & Joseph RosoneJoseph RosoneRob & Vickie RosoneVittoria & Robert RosoneJudy & John SmithVincent & Linda Tomaselli

David & Suzanne Rowland Charitable Fund (2006)for general charitable purposesSuzanne B. & David I. Rowland

RPAC & Resident Company Support Fund (2002)to provide operating support for the Re-gional Performing Arts Center (RPAC) and the Resident Companies of the Kim-mel Center for the Performing Arts, and capital support for the Academy of Music

Ryan Family Fund (2002)for charitable purposes

SMargaret M. Santo Memorial Fund (2004)for education, health, and general charitable purposesDonald W. PalliesFrancis Santo

Satell Family Charitable Gift Fund (2002)for general charitable purposes

Save a Heart Fund (2001) to fund diagnosis identifi cation, research, and treatment of Rare Variant of Glyco-gen Storage Disease Type IVElizabeth & Richard CarsonSara & William DormonDenise A. FinkJack & Miriam GlusmanPJM Interconnection, LLC

Th omas Scatt ergood Behavioral Health Foundation Fund (2006) to support the charitable activities of the organizationThomas Scattergood Behavior Health Foundation

LeRoy W. Schilling Caregivers Funds (2003)to provide funds for the non-medical uninsured fi nancial needs of families car-ing for a critically ill or disabled parent or child

Paul & Cheryl Schlenker Charitable Fund (2003)for general charitable purposesPaul & Cheryl Schlenker

Sheila & Ronald Schwartz Fund for Pancreatic Cancer (2005)for research, patient care, family services, education and awareness about pancre-atic cancerAuto Profit Builders, LLCAutomobile Dealers Association of Greater PhiladelphiaSander & Susan BacharachBel Air Nissan/Subaru, Inc.Braverman KaskeyShirley & Martin BreeLisa M. BuckleyBurlington ImportsFrank J. CascerceriChurchville Auto BodyColonial Nissan, Inc.Concordville Motor Car, Inc.Michele DelafuenteAlan Stephen DriesSherri J. EpsteinEuropean Auto Wholesalers, LDT.Feasterville Business AssociationFineman Krekstein & Harris P.C.Carolyn H. FogelRichard & Ann FrankelJason & Lindsay FriedmanGateway Motorcars, Inc.Elaine & Michael GlaubermanKristin M. GoffDanielle S. GoffmanArthur GoldsteinAmy & Glenn GoodmanJerry & Zelda GottesmanGottlieb Family FoundationGreat Direct Concepts, LLC.Cynthia & Patrick HarneyHave-A-Vend Co.Melanie & Joseph HessLawrence & Traci HighbloomRichard B. HoffmanJodie & Alon HowardJewish ExponentBrian M. LapinRandy LebowitzLoJack CorporationLokeyLower Southampton Police Benevolence Assoc.Daniel & Patricia LuboffM.E. Technologies & ConsultingIrma Rae MasonNissan North America, Inc.Nissan Turnersville AutoJohn J. OdorisioSteven PavlisRobert & Angela Wendling PiacineRhollenshead Autosales Inc.RKW Real Estate

Robert A. RosinLisa & Steven SchiffDeborah E. SchwartzLee SchwartzJudy A. SelleckEdward & Rose ShannonRonnie J. SokolH. Jay SpiegelSubaru of America, Mid-Atlantic RegionMildred SwadlowBruce TalasnikEleanor J. VinokurVoynow, Bayard & Co.Wage Lighting & Design, Inc.Steven & Janet WallaceWasserman Family Foundation of the JFGPHoward WenitskyJeanne L. WolkSheryl & Harry ZellatIn addition:99 contributors $99 and under

SCIBUS Fund (1994) for science education

Barbara & Edward Scolnick Family Fund (1998) to support education, health, and chil-dren and families

Pamela Scott Fund (1995) for medical, educational, cultural, and other philanthropic endeavors, with special concern for those living with chronic illnessNancy W. AbelNathaniel & Miriam ApterChristina K. BaiocchiDonald & Fahnya BeanMr. & Mrs. Arthur BluethenthalCatalina MarketingAnn A. GipsMr. & Mrs. Howard N. GreenbergMary Bert GutmanLisa J. Mollo-Blum & Lawrence BlumFaye PattersonLori Samolyk & Ken KorpakLynn & Samuel ScottSuzanne F. & David Gerald ScottCraig H. ScottShirley O. & Bernard C. Gross Family Philanthropy of the JFGPBlyka S. SilverAlan H. Silverman & Gretchen FreemanPressman Ciocca Smith LLPJoseph Straus, Jr.In addition:18 contributors $99 and under

Arthur & Andra Seidner Family Fund (2004) for general charitable purposesArthur & Andra Seidner

Harry Shapiro Fund (1996) for mental health, sentence reform, and encouraging young att orneys to par-tici-pate in public interest and poverty law

Popkin Shenian Fund (2002)for general charitable purposes

G. Milton Shy Memorial Fund (1977) to enable a neurologist to visit the institu-tions in which Dr. Shy served

M. Night Shyamalan Foundation, Inc. Scholarship Fund (2004) to aid and inspire exceptional students who have humanitarian values, a positive att itude, and who want to help the world and intend to serve humanityM. Night Shyamalan Foundation

Sixth Street Community Garden Fund (2006) to preserve open space and community gardens in the Bella Vista and Queen’s Village neighborhoodsAlassandra AdornoAnother Green World, LLCKevin A. BeyerAlexia P. Chororos & Charles A. GallagherAnn G. DimondKate C. DimondMr. & Mrs. Bernard GreenbergJeff GuidoJudith A. MairaBoyd PettersonJonas StikloriusHoward WaxmanKyle A. WiltonIn addition:12 contributors $99 and under

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Karey B. Smith Memorial Fund (2005) for educational programs that help people to enrich and improve their livesFatimah A. Mateen & Steven B. RoysterKaren S. NicoliniKaren & Andres NicoliniJ. Otis Smith IIIJ. Otis Smith & Theresa H. SmithJ. Ryan SmithStand By Systems II, Inc.

Th e Weir & Anna Belle Smith Family Fund (2005) for general charitable purposes

Smoot Fund (2000) for broad charitable purposes

Spring House Fund (2000) for families in the Spring House-Lower Gwynedd area who need fi nancial as-sistance due to a sudden, unexpected and extraordinary tragedy resulting in the disability of a family memberA to Z Rental Center Division of Melfiko, inc.Accent FramingAllegro Grill of Maple GlenRobert & Karen AlstonAnonymousAnonymousAssured Services Insurance Agency, Inc.Sandra & Anthony BadoraJohn BaldasariHarry BarbinMartin BartelstoneRose W. BeaudryHausser Scientific CompanyVictor G. BertottiBeverage OutletAlayne & Vito BiancoLaw Offices of Craig B. BluesteinCraig & Anita BluesteinBMGT, Inc.Carol V. BonnetEdward J. BrandtEdward & Michelle BrandtMr. & Mrs. Kenneth W. BrightBarbara L. BruceWilliam J. BryersCanine Country, Inc.La Vita E’ BelleCelestia Performing Arts Center AssociationCiavarelli Family Funeral Homes, Inc.Citizens for DonnellyCKS Engineers, Inc.Mary Claghorn

Douglas S. ClarkColibraro Landscaping & Nursery, Inc.The College Settlement of PhiladelphiaCollins Automotive MarketingAlbert & Kathleen ComlyLarry M. ComunaleJoseph & Amanda ConleyBarry CorsonGregg F. DavidBrent & Carol DavidMichael E. DavisGlen Center PharmacyCarol & Henry DreyerDonald DuganJohn & Jane EastonHorace & Brenda EdgarDaher & Linda ElkouryKaren & Mitchel ElkouryGeorge E. Federici D.D.S.Fidelity Home Inspectors, Inc.Charles & Karen Ann FitzpatrickForensic Associates of PhiladelphiaGary & Alma FuessMichael E. FuritschJames & Rosemary GarrityGolf Outing ProductionsSteven Greene & Debra SomersFrank GroarkeJoseph P. GroarkeLouis J. GuerraGuidi Homes Inc.Harleysville National BankFriends of Kate HarperRosalie & Robert HellenbrechtHerbert H. Metz, Inc.Lawrence & Donna HillHnatuk AssociatesDavid E. Horner, D.D.S. LTD.Horsham Veterinary Hospital, P.C.William C. Hubbard Insurance LLCIl Giardino Pizza Cafe, Inc.In the Bag Ltd.Evelyn & Hayden InfantinoJanet & Robert InfantinoGretchen & Joseph IngersollMarjorie & Daniel JacobyJ A G Oil, Inc.Randee D. JaniszewskiPaul Kelly & Catherine Harper KellyRobert P. KellyKerns, Pearlstine, Onorato & Hladik, LLPRichard & Donna KircherKiwanis Club of AmblerDavid & Judith KochUpper Dublin TownshipLGT Associates, Inc.David H. Lightkep, Inc.Susan B. LohoeferSara E. LongKenneth & Brenda Lynch

MAC’s Neighborhood BeveragesCharles L. MaddenDavid R. MaimoreLisa & Robert ManciniGertrude & Joseph MannMaple Glen Barber ShopMaple Glen Bus & Prof. Assoc., Inc.Lynnwood MatthewsFrank & Madeline McGrathJohn & Denise MelitoGeorge J. MoccioRichard J. MolishMerck Partnership for GivingWilliam J. Murwin, Jr.North CrossingGary & Laurie O’ConnorOld Forge Lincoln Mercury, Inc.John & Gail PanichiDenise & Peter PatzerPhilomeno & Salamone Real Estate Inc.Charles PopikEugene & Mary PresslerMr. & Mrs. Robert W. ReitenbaughWilliam A. RoseMr. & Mrs. Alfred RotelleJoseph & Florence SadowskiJohn T. SassoGeorge & Mary SaurmanJill & Gene SchafhauserSchiano’s, Inc.Schneider’s Plumbing & Heating, Inc.John P. SchollySchumacker/LunkenheimerRichard & Jacqueline ShulmanJo-Ann Slomine Real EstateSuzanne SokenaThomas & Joyce SwitalskiHon. & Mrs. Arthur R. TilsonMarc P. TomassiToner’s Irish Beef & AleNancy & Paul TresslerFred Unger & Associates, Inc.Francis & Dollie VitettaW. R. & C. K. WangerPeter H. WatsonThomas & Judith WholfKathleen & William WolfeJames & Barbara YoungYoung Men’s Christian Association of AmblerJoseph A. ZadloIn addition:16 contributors $99 and under

Th e Stewart Family Foundation Fund (2005) for general charitable purposesWilliam G. & Patricia F. Stewart

Jean K. & Hart Stott er Fund (1999) for general charitable purposes

Leon and Emily Sunstein Fund (1994) for general charitable purposes

Marni Sweet Fund for Early Childhood Education (2001) to provide funds for early childhood educationLaurie Barron & Marcea RosenAda BelloJudith BorieE. Talmage BrennanJoyce CorlettConstance LyfordEmily D. MeyersMarlene E. MillerMary H. MyerEdward M. O’ConnellJeffery Perkins & Ken LovettJane W. SwartzMarni Sweet

TDr. Bruce Lloyd Talus Memorial Fund (2005)for general charitable purposesKaren & Scott MervesE. Michael & Louise OkinThe Philadelphia FoundationJodi & Brett RosenCheryl & Allan SnyderMarc Snyder & Allison GreenbergJill TalusLita Talus

Barbara and Jack Tarditi Fund (2001) for general charitable purposesBarbara & Jack Tarditi

Th omas & Monica Teesdale Charitable Trust Fund (2004)for general charitable purposes

Dr. Hayley Samantha Th omas Memorial Fund (2005)for organizations addressing homeless-ness, food or housing for individuals living with HIV/AIDS, and child and adolescent victims of sexual abuse Michelle ManciniLaura Sauer Palmer & David W. PalmerPatricia Pippert & Steven RedfieldArthur D. SederbaumGolda ThomasHazeline ThomasKaren M. Tidmarsh

Barbara Yaseen Tiff any Fund (1995) for general charitable purposes, with special emphasis on women’s issues, art, education, and human relations

Th e Tornambe Family Fund (2003)for general charitable purposes, with a focus on improving the Philadelphia region’s environment and women’s health careCiro & Rachel Tornambe

Pat Trinder Fund (2001) for career planning and counseling activi-ties for Swarthmore College students

Tutt leman Family Foundation Fund (2003)for charitable purposes

WAdeline L. Wachman Fund (1999) for students in the Th eater Department of Temple University

Bayard Walker, Jr. Fund (1999) for general charitable purposes

Carmella C. Washington Memorial Fund (2003)for general charitable purposes

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Th e Weight & Eating Disorders Fund (2004) to further research in weight and eating disorders

Paul M. Welch Fund (2003)to support research into juvenile diabetes and other chronic diseases aff ecting children

Joan C. Wells Fund (2001) for general charitable purposes

DeAnn White Scholarship Fund (2000) for journalism, marketing, advertis-ing, broadcasting, and public relations students at Temple UniversityFr. Richard J. Rock C.M.

Ruth Widmer Fund for Animal-Assisted Th erapy (2005) for animal-assisted therapy programsAlyce SchrothLois Whitaker

Peter A. Wiley & Elizabeth Greene Wiley Fund (1991) for civic bett erment and historic preservation

Bruce R. Williams Memorial Fund (2005) for organizations providing support to positive individuals who recognize the importance of teamworkCaring People Alliance

Wolery Fund (2000) for broad charitable purposes

Women Golfers Give Back Fund (2004) for golf programs for girlsBank of AmericaJoy P. BarrowsStephanie Walsh BeilmanSydney P. BlynnMary-Helen S. BoothbyPamela & Frederick BrownKevin J. BurkeMcBee & Anne ButcherIan W. CampbellDiane P. Campbell

Grover Washington, Jr. Protect Th e Dream Foundation Fund (2000) to support music educationClear ChannelJHL Sound Production, Inc.Jo Ann’s Personal TouchClarence C. JonesWilliam R.D. & Elizabeth P JonesHarold LevinJerry & Connie MalikLois & Marc SnyderVariety Artists International, Inc.Christine J. WashingtonThe Grover Washington, Jr. Protect the Dream FoundationIn addition:13 contributors $99 and under

Fr. Paul M. Washington Fund (2004) for single parents, the elderly, children in elementary school, and formerly incarcerated individuals who are trying to re-enter societyRuth E. EdwardsBarton & Barbara Kligerman

Th e Washington Family Fund (2005) for general charitable purposes

Waterman Fund (1992) for innovative media and community strengtheningAnonymous

WDAS Radio Butt erball & Louise Williams Scholarship Fund (2001) for broad charitable purposes

Sara Weaver Fund (2002)to promote awareness of the impor-tance of bone marrow donations and to encourage participation in the National Marrow Donor ProgramMary & Eugene CichanowskyCarol FarrellRichard GarellaStephanie HaynesMia & Tracy LevesqueAndrew S. Park, Esq.The Philadelphia FoundationPlants UnlimitedRebecca J. SavastioSarah TrembathJack & Linda WeaverSonya Weaver

Peggy D. CancelmoJacqueline & Michael CardoneCarolina Capital Management, LLCJeanne Crane CastaferoEdith B. CastorClaudia ChristiansenCynthia & John CloughJuanita C. CondonContinental BankCooke & Bieler LPLucinda F. CorkhillLee Carol CrossSara B. CurleyJohn E. Davison, Jr.Mary & Edward DeBaufreDesigner’s Nest, Inc.Mr. & Ms. Mel DickensonDiesinger & DolanJohn & Debra DonaldsonMichael & Peggy DriscollDennis M. DunphyJoan M. EarleyStanley & Nancy EngleOuttama & Russell FadelDorothy & Richard FarmerSusan G. FeinourThomas C. FilecciaFirstrust BankDorothy FosterB. Graeme & Elizabeth FrazierAlexandra FrazierJane & J. E. FridayHoney Arlene FriedmanBonnie R. GeorgeJames GibsonGifts, Inc.Edith D. GitlinMarji R. GoldmanCarolyn C. GoodmanGreat Oak Holdings, Inc.Francis GregorMary C. GregorBernard & Nancy HalfpennySharon & Stephen HarringtonNancy G. HarrisThe Haverford Trust CompanyS. Healy & M. AustinJeffrey S. HendersonSally O. HerdMr. & Mrs. William HirschfeldGary M. HollowayCarolyn & Bob HooperThornton D. & Elizabeth S. Hooper FoundationHuertgen Family ChiropracticPemberton HutchinsonChristophe T. Johnson & Margaret M. MaccarthyStephen M. JohnsonBonnie T. Kay, Ph. D.

Chrstine K. KiernanSusan B. KlauderChristopher J. LangePaul M. LanoceAmelia & Robert LawlorLinda I. LemmonDeborah F. LightJames G. LogueFrederick G. Lubker Jr.Stefanie W. LucasCatherine LynamDenise LynhamDerrick & Nancy Mac InnisMr. & Mrs. James J. MaguireIsabel MansfieldMolly MarkleLaura B. MarshallAlice McCarthyCarolyn & A. Donald McCullochKaren M. McFaddenLisa G. McGillMary Jo McWilliamsCeleste & Paul MissettSusan Moran Designs, Inc.Roland & Karen MorrisIngrid & Kimball MorsmanLisa Ginn MottesKevin & Hilary MurrayJeanne O’DonnellJudith S. OwensWilliam B. Packer, Jr.Palm Beach Kennel ClubBarbara A. PapsoKathryn A. ParkCameron M. PeakeJean A. PerainoThe Philadelphia Trust CompanyJohn & Elizabeth PitneyJudith & R. L. QuinnAlan & Louise ReedRobert & Shari RexRidge Auto & Truck Center, Inc.Philip RingoTim RiviereJoseph & Caroline RogersMr. & Mrs. John J. RooneyElizabeth & Gerald RorerRorer’s MarketJoseph I. Rowan IIIMarvin S. SamsonSondra & Richard ScottTherese W. SeiberlichJohn P. ShoemakerMartha & Walter SieferAdrianne SlatteryMary M. SmithSovereign BankSovereign Insurance GroupSPH Investments, Inc.Geoffrey Stengel, Jr.

Richard & Elizabeth StraubAnn C. ThompsonElizabeth S. ThompsonSondra M. ThomsonLynne & R.G. ThomsonVirginia W. ToomeyTowers PerrinSusan A. TrombleyUSSWGA of PhiladelphiaDolores & Raymond VictorVincent’s RestaurantMary E. VitrayJudith Von SeldeneckW. T. W & B. S. W.Brendan & Desiree WalshDaniel P. WalshDavid J. WalshMatthew & Christine WalshMichael J. WalshTimothy C. WalshMary Ann WalterJeffrey & Deborah WardenElizabeth M. WarrenEthel WetherillEdward F. WheelerWilmington Trust CompanyWomens Eastern Golf AssociationMr. & Mrs. Richard E. Worthy IIDebra & W. Kirk WycoffM. Curtis YoungIn addition:24 contributors $99 and under

2010 Chestnut Street Reserve Fund (Women’s Opportunities Resource Center) (2003)to support the Women’s Opportunities Resource CenterWomen’s Opportunities Resource Center

Wright-Hayre Fund (1998) for general charitable purposesMercantile Bankshares CorporationAnnina Wilkes

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Field of InterestFunds

FIELD OF INTEREST funds expand your possibilities for making a diff erence, by combining your passion for a cause with Th e Philadelphia Foundation’s expert knowledge of the nonprofi t sector. Th e Foundation will target grants from your fund to this cause, focusing dollars on the most promising organizations working in the fi eld at any given time.

AAlumni Association of the School of Nursing of the Hospital of the Univer-sity of Pennsylvania – Older Population Fund (1996) to provide funds for services to people 60 years of age and olderPatricia A. MynaughDeborah A. Whealton

Alumni Association of the School of Nursing of the Hospital of the Univer-sity of Pennsylvania – Women and Children Fund (1996) to maintain, improve and rehabilitate the health and welfare of women and childrenIsabella S. HarrisonPatricia A. Mynaugh

Milton Apfelbaum Fund (1995) for Chester County nonprofi ts

Dorothy D. Arnold Memorial Fund (2003)to benefi t economically disadvantaged individuals

Arts and Culture Endowment Fund (1998) to promote community-based arts and culture

Robert & Gene Artz Fund for Musical Arts (1999) for musical arts classes and programs that promote the development of musical interests and talents

Th omas G. Ashworth Memorial Fund (1967) for education and health

Asian American Fund (1997) for Asian American community projectsThe Philadelphia Foundation

BBasic Human Needs Fund (2003)to support organizations that fulfi ll basic human needs including food, clothing, and shelter

Effi e May Beckett Fund (1993) for the care of senior citizens

James F. Bodine Fund for At-Risk Youth (1994) to help low-income youth obtain work skills and employment, and promote self-suffi ciency

Bossert Fund for Education (1999) to help low-income youth realize their potential through educationAnonymous

Brodsky Family Fund (2000) to help children whose families are adversely aff ected by substance abuse or sexual violence, and young mothers who need help furthering their education

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Th e Dr. Louis Brody, Dora & Hans Brody, Ida Brody, Benjamin Brody and Sara Brody Medical Trust (2004) for medical research into incurable diseases Estate of Sara Brody

Mrs. T. Wistar Brown, 3rd

Memorial Fund (1972) for charitable purposes

Althea deBaun Budd Fund (1973)for several organizations

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Camden Trust Fund (1999) for nonprofi t organizations in Camden and Burlington Counties which serve the educational and development needs of pre-school and elementary age children

Alice H. & Joseph W. Campbell Fund #1 (1986) for the welfare of crippled children and the benefi t of blind persons

Alice H. & Joseph W. Campbell Fund # 2 (1987) for crippled children

Carrie P. Cascaden Fund (1964) for cancer research, treatment or cure of tuberculosis, and the alleviation, treat-ment or cure of persons suff ering fr om nervous or mental disorders

Dorothy V. Cassard Fund (1985) for alcoholic research and/or rehabili-tation, secondary education, medical purposes, social purposes, music, art and culture, and population planning

Edward T. & Ethelyn A. Chase Family Fund (1996) for support of family child welfare and education

Children and Families Fund (1992) for children and their families

Kenneth M. Claney Memorial Fund for Children and Th eir Families (1999)to assist low-income youth in grades K-12 to realize their potential through education

Clara-Gano Fund: A Grandmother’s Love (1997) for organizations that through inter-generational nurturing benefi t children, families and communities, primarily Afr ican American

Edward Walter Clark Fund (1953) to provide medical care in rural areas where it may be unavailable or inad-equate

Josephine M. Cochran Fund (1997) for the poor of Chester

Ernest L. Deardorff Fund (1983) to support Protestant churches and the education of poor and needy Protestant children

Margaret E. Demmert Fund (1997) for heart and cancer research

William M. & Helen M. Detwiler Memorial Fund (1968) for charities, preferably Catholic, having as their purpose the health, care, and welfare of children

Margot de Wit Memorial Fund (2004) for organizations helping the poor

Marjorie & H. Donald Doak Fund (1999) to combat blindness, and work with children and in education

Lola Ervien Douglass Fund (1966) for cancer research and health

Richard D. Crocker Memorial Fund (1998) to provide funds for children

Sallie L. Crozer Fund (1997) for the support of the poor of the Borough of Upland

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Isabel Howell Gest Memorial Fund #2 (1986) for institutions concerned with health and welfare

John B. Gest Memorial Fund (1929) for charitable purposes

Lillian Gest Memorial Fund (1986) for institutions concerned with health and welfare

William P. Gest Memorial Fund #2 (1986) for institutions concerned with health and welfare

Charlott e L. Hammell Fund (1991) for educating child welfare workers

Israel Hecht Fund(1974) to supply poor families with coal and other fuel

Holly Heisman Memorial Fund (1996) to benefi t women in need, especially bat-tered women, women with breast cancer, or runaway teenagersAnthony J. DurkinDonald QuiringUnited Way of Tri-StateDavid WeinbergIn addition:49 contributors $99 and under

IImmigrant Education Fund (2006) to help immigrants pursue higher educationAnonymous

Oscar H. & E. Ida Iucker Memorial Fund (1944) to support charitable institutions that care for the aged, the convalescent, and those affl icted with cancer and incurable diseases

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National Temple Recycling for the Homeless Fund (1989) to assist homeless persons by providing shelter, education, training, counsel-ing, rehabilitation, and other service programs

Ruth Dene Neufi eld Fund (1985) to alleviate housing problems and pro-mote urban planning

Larry S. Newman Memorial Fund (2001) for tennis programs for children

Florence B. Nofer Fund (1993) to help women achieve security

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Eugene & Margaret Ormandy Fund (1999) to support cultural and educational institutions

Richard C. Parker Fund (1972) for relief of illness and suff ering

William Penn General Operating Fund (1999) for general purposes

RRed Lion Exchange Fund (2000) for charitable health and human service programs that improve the quality of life for industrial employees and their families

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Belle Elsasser and the Jennie D. Walton & Belle Elsasser Memorial Funds (1967) to support charitable institutions that care for the blind or those suff ering fr om diabetes, cancer, or tuberculosis

Malinda R. Farrow Fund (1977) for religious, charitable, scientifi c, literary or educational organizations

Benjamin Feldman Fund (1999) for grassroots organizations in the fi elds of consumer protection, early childhood education, self-help, low-income hous-ing, and classical music and theatrical performing artsGorman-Rupp Company

J.P. Fenningham, Esq. Fund (2001) for organizations that provide programs for the prevention of suicide

Everett Frank Endowment Fund (1996) for programs that serve children with learning disabilities

Ben Franklin Trust (1994)

Benjamin Franklin City Trust Fund (1993) to assist students and recent graduates of Philadelphia high schools who need fi nancial aid to obtain additional train-ing in trades, craft s or applied science; to provide education and training in such activities; and to recognize individual excellence in such activities.

Ben Franklin State Trust Fund (1994) for students in Bucks, Chester, Delaware and Philadelphia Counties to study trades, craft s and the applied sciencesAnonymous

Dwight V. Dowley Fund (2000) to support arts and music programs for disadvantaged children

Harriet W. & Benjamin O. Frick Memorial Fund (1999) to provide funds for the blind, children, the disabled, the environment, and public librariesJulia W. Frick

Th e Fund for Children (2003)to improve the quality of life for children in PhiladelphiaEagles Stadium Operator, LLCPhillies Charities, Inc.

Walter E. Hering Fund #2 (1972) for philanthropic and educational purposes with special consideration to the assistance of the sick and to the encour-agement of homeopathic science

House of Rest Endowment Fund (1999) to support innovative programs for the care of poor elderly

Norman P. Hutson Fund (1981) for children in general, and crippled children in particular

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Robert I. Jacobs Fund (1992) to fund and promote AIDS research

Charles F. Judson Fund (1968) for charitable purposes

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Mary E. Seibert Kahl Foundation (1955) to help orphans att ain higher education

Henry Griffi th & Anna Griffi th Keasbey Fund (1962) to support children, families and the elderly

Jane Ann Krause Trust (1999) for literacy education and training, and the use of pets in geriatric and therapeu-tic care

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Jonathan R. Lax Fund (1997) for AIDS health care planning

William S. Lindsey Fund (1988) for the benefi t of crippled and/or or-phaned children

Magid Foundation Fund (2001) to support educational, social and personal growth programs and activities for studentsThe Magid Foundation

Anne Gerhard Maris Fund (1988) for the relief of gentlewomen in reduced circumstances

Th e Mary Ellen Markovcy Legacy of Empowerment Fund (2004)to support organizations that embody the Foundation’s Empowerment Criteria

Eleanor M. Mathers Fund (1972) to benefi t persons affl icted by blindness

William J. McCahan 3rd Fund in Memory of Th omas C. McCahan & Florence M. McCahan (1960) for charitable purposes

Donje McNair Trust Fund (1985) for black-run organizations providing medical services

L. Morton Morley Funds #1 and #2 (1967) for the study and alleviation of retar-dation, particularly in children and adolescents

Virginia C. Mulconroy Fund (1973) for the performing arts at the University of Pennsylvania

Bertha E. Mullin Fund (1984) for art, children, community relations, education, fi re prevention, human and interracial relations, medical research, music, and the physically handicapped

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TIrv & Marianna Tannenbaum Fund (2006) for abused women and children, and the non-medical needs of sick and dying children and their families

Rosabelle Th orne-Smith Fund (1997) for intergenerational programs that sup-port children and families

Rev. Gene Trujillo Memorial Fund (1999) to support organizations serving Mexi-can migrant workers

WElizabeth P. Watson Fund (1978) to purchase fuel for poor widows

Hermione Barret Way Fund (1998) for research into the causes, preven-tion, treatment, and cure of Alzheimer’s Disease or AIDS

Christian L. Weber Fund (1995) to support evangelical institutions

Mignonett e V. Whelen Fund (1974) to send poor children to the seashore or the country during the summer

Alfred H. Williams Fund (1985) for an annual award recognizing outstanding performance by civic/social service agencies

Mary H. J. Williams Fund (2003)for orthopedic research, especially arthritic research

WLG Endowment Fund (1990) to meet the needs of childrenAnonymous

Richard R. & Charlott e C. Wright Memorial Fund (1990) to assist the mentally ill, homeless, incur-ably ill, needy children, and/or distressed families

YGloria M. Young Ornithological Fund (2000) for the care, maintenance, rehabilitation, and conservation of birds of prey, upland game birds, passerines, and shore birds

STh e Safe Harbor Fund (2000) for young people in need of emergency assistanceC. Gloria AkersThe Legacy of Love FoundationMarlene PattersonMarguerite H. Rice & April L. Rice Griffin

William C. Schmid & Emma Schmid nee Rentschler Memorial Fund (1952) for the care of indigent elderly, the impov-erished blind, and needy persons suff ering fr om mental disorder or emotional instability

Louise C. & Charles V. Schneider Fund for Children and Teens (1999) for small-budget nonprofi ts that serve children with such activities as scholar-ships, literacy and computer training, summer camps, and medical equipment Helen L. Schneider

Albert J. Lofgren & Antoinett e Farrar Seymour Fund (2003)to support community nonprofi t organi-zations that maintain and improve Fairmount ParkEstate of Albert J. Lofgren

Parke Sherer Fund (1966) for the maintenance of a home for aged persons

Alice Shoemaker Fund (1985) to assist the sick, especially children, diabetics and the blind

Mary Deas Sinkler Fund (1993) for research or medical care for stroke victims

Grace K. Snyder Fund (1972) to benefi t people affl icted with blindness

Antoinett e Parsons Stark Memorial Fund (1961) to assist needy Christian boys or young men to obtain an education, and such as-sistance shall be given only to those who help themselves

Henry N. Stephens & Georgie Ruth Stephens Memorial Fund (1941) to support organizations that care for the aged, the blind, and those affl icted with diabetes, cancer or other incurable diseases

Edward M. Story Memorial Fund in Memory of Father Samuel Story and Mother Mary Grosvenor Parker Story (1948) for the benefi t of crippled and/or orphaned children

Elizabeth Phile Stott Fund (1986) for distribution of “fuel and other neces-sities among such reduced or decayed females, whether married or single, as are housekeepers or roomkeepers, of good character and repute, and are unprovided with means fr om other sources to obtain a suffi ciency of such necessaries for their support and comfort”

Summer Camp Enrichment Program (2003)to enrich the summer camp experiences of area youthThe Philadelphia FoundationWon Community Service Center

Summer Career Exploration Program (1983) an initiative off ering career-related internships for lower-income high school students in Philadelphia, Chester and Camden Counties

John & Doreen E. Swinney Family Memorial Fund (2003)for nursing education and training, and for kidney disease research, especially as it relates to kidney transplantationR. Andrew SwinneyThe Philadelphia Foundation

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UndesignatedFunds

UNDESIGNATED funds are truly the epitome of limitless possibilities, as they off er the most fl exibility to meet com-munities’ changing needs over long periods of time. By empowering Th e Philadelphia Foundation with full discretion to apply grants from these funds to areas where they will have the most signifi cant eff ect tomorrow, the power of donors’ generosity is harnessed in ways that we cannot even begin to imagine today. Th ese extraordinary examples of generosity are unparalleled in their impact.

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Lloyd H. Bacon Trust (1973)

Richard C. Bechtel Fund (2000)

Shirley & Morrison C. Boyd Fund (1990)

Elsie Y. Cross Fund (1994)

William L. Day Fund (1975)

Isabel Howell Gest Memorial Fund #1 (1983)

William P. Gest Memorial Fund #1 (1983)

H. J. Grinsfelder Fund (2001)

Lilian Guthrie Fund #2 (1986)

Blanche R. Hachenberg Fund (1965)

Grace Hamill Memorial Fund (1981)

John William Hardt, Jr. Fund (1985)

Eleanor Kiefer Fund (1981)

Helen King Fund (1999)

Elizabeth F. Kyd Fund (1954)

Margaret G. & Walter E. Lee Fund (1999)

Mildred Gregg Loescher Fund (2002)

Lorimer Fund (1956)Graeme Lorimer

Rosalie Halmi Markovcy & Frank Brody Markovcy Fund (1998) Mary Ellen MarkovcyFrances M. PabonShirley A. Page

David S. Mathers Fund (1971)

Bertha C. Mayr Fund (1973)

Nancy B. McKean Fund (1981)

Jonathan C. Neff Fund (1946)

Elizabeth Jamison O’Brien Fund (1976)

John A. Peddrick, Jr. Fund (1987)

Permanent Charitable Fund – First Union (1960)

Permanent Charitable Fund-TPF Inc. (1960) AnonymousCingular WirelessCFA Giving StrategiesGlenmede Trust CompanyThe Meredith Corporation FoundationJohn & Margaret TraversoUnited Way of DelawareUnited Way of Southeastern PennsylvaniaGuillermo Madzimoyo Walker

Hermann K. Platt Fund (1995)

Charles & Caroline Reed Memorial Fund (1969)

Sidney N. Repplier Fund (1993) Mary Ellen Markovcy

Ellwood J. & Isabel G. Rotan Memorial Fund (1983)

Harry B. Rust Charitable Fund (1972)

Leonora Dinkley Seiple Trust (2002)

Margery Shoemaker Fund (1985)

Technitrol Community Fund (1992)

Ambrose J. Truitt Memorial Fund (1953)

Harold S. Truitt Fund (1974)

Joshua D. & Elizabeth P. Twining Memorial Fund (1947)

Ione Dugger Vargus Fund (1993)

Joseph H. & Christine M. Walter Fund (1994)

Ada Wessel Fund (1990)

Ira Jewell Williams Fund (1969)

Clara Davis Wood Fund (1966)

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ScholarshipFunds

SCHOLARSHIP funds embody the endless possibilities that your generosity can fuel. By endowing a scholarship you can assist students in a particular fi eld of study, or from a specifi c high school, or att ending your alma mater, or from a designated community, to pursue their dreams. Th ese students will be able to help forge the world of tomorrow thanks to your generosity today.

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Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. – Delta Iota Chapter 50th Anniversary Fund (2003)for students at Cheyney University

Alumni Association of the School of Nursing of the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania – Nursing Scholarship Fund (1994) for people entering nursing or who are accepted in or enrolled in an NLN-ac-credited programBeth HelwigElizabeth S. IrwinDeborah A. WhealtonMr. & Mrs. E. Coe WilliamsIn addition:13 contributors $99 and under

Th e Arthur Andersen Scholarship for Educational Achieve-ment (2000) for students graduating fr om Strawberry Mansion High School

Richard A. Ash Fund (2005) for needy PhiladelphiansEstate of Richard A. AshMargaret Phiambolis

Dorothy Mae Ballard Memorial Schol-arship Fund (2003)for musically gift ed students at John B. Kelly Elementary School, and for Cheyney University students majoring in Elementary Education or Music who have a personal interest in expressing themselves in the arts Philadelphia First Church of the Brethren

Benjamin Banneker Fund (2003)for scholarships3 contributors $99 and under

Arthur R. & Ethel H. Barhydt Scholarship Fund (1985) for seniors in Tinicum Township, Delaware County, who intend to become teachers

Charles J. Bejuki Memorial Scholarship Fund (1995) for individuals in Northeast Philadelphia or Bensalem who have demonstrated a genuine interest in and support of community environmental and/or civic aff airsFriends of the Poquessing Watershed

George Benes, M.D. Scholarship Fund (1999) for gay/lesbian students pursuing a degree in post-graduate medicine

BOMA/BOLR Scholarship Fund (1999) for Service Employees International Union Local 36 members who are employed in a BOLR member building, and their children; or individuals who manage and/or maintain a BOMA mem-ber building, and their children; or other deserving studentsBuilding Operators Labor Relations Inc.Building Owners’ & Managers’ AssociationThe Arthur Jackson Co.

Edward A. Bouchet Scholarship Fund (2002)for elementary/secondary educationFinancial Executives International - Twin Cities ChapterJudith F. Shank

Kevin L. Bowser Scholarship Fund (2002)for Bartram High School graduatesMatthew & Teresa BurnsSharon DenardKLIOS, Inc.

Michael Boyle Scholarship Fund (2001) for employees and family members of Greater Philadelphia Hotel Association hotels pursuing careers in the hospitality industryGreater Philadelphia Hotel AssociationGreater Philadelphia Tourism Marketing CorporationInnkeepers Directors Association

LaVon W. Bracy Scholarship Fund (1991) for children with fi nancial need

Louis Breskman Fund for the Albert H. Smyth Memorial Scholarship (1957) for Central High School graduates

Briggs-Constable Scholarship Trust Fund (1974) for graduates of Philadelphia High School for Girls

Ralph E. Brock Environmental Stew-ardship Scholarship Fund (2000) to assist students at Cornerstone Chris-tian AcademyLarry J. Buchholz & Debra A. Timm

Mary Nona Brophy Scholarship Fund (1993) for Phoenixville Area High School gradu-ates in information sciencesEllen J. BraceSally A. Brophy

Bryn Mawr Hospital School of Nursing Alumnae Association Nursing Scholar-ship Fund (2003)to support nursing education

Craig D. Buckler Learn to Ski Program (2001) to introduce children of social and/or economic need to skiingMerck Partnership for Giving

Kenneth Caldwell Scholarship Fund (2001) to provide fi nancial assistance to deserving 8th grade students at Our Mother of Sorrows School and William Penn Charter SchoolPaulette J. ChambersMelanie Appel LewisLarry A. Stewart

Pedro Albizu Campos Scholarship Fund (1999) for Latino students in Temple University’s School of Social Administration who are dedicated to working in the Latino community

Th eodore R. Capers Memorial Scholarship Fund (1992) for Salem Baptist Church members studying engineering or architecture

Jack & Elma Castor Memorial Scholarship Fund (1999) for students at Corry Area High School who are members of the golf team

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Arthur & Christine Burgee Scholarship Fund (2002)for college scholarships

Margaret Ann Chapman Scholarship Fund (1995) for the student at St. Cyprian Catholic School who graduates fr om the eighth grade with the highest grade point average and who plans to att end West Catholic High School

Susan Taylor Checcio Art Education Scholarship Fund (2005) for seniors graduating fr om Methacton H.S. in Norristown studying the visual artsCharles & Paulette AppAl Checcio

Joseph E. Coleman, Esq. Scholarship Fund (1992) to help deserving young Philadelphians studying science in college

Community Scholarship Fund (2002) for students in non-public K-12 schools in Southeastern PA that charge tuition and/or fees

Copeland-Aiken Memorial Scholarship Fund (2004) for low-income graduates of German-town High School pursuing careers in healthcare, medical research, business management or teachingCentro Legal, Inc.Ready 4 KJeanette FosterLuther SeminaryMinneapolis-St. Paul Chapter of Links, Inc.Minnesota Planned Giving CouncilSaint Mary’s University of Minnesota

Patricia Cowan Memorial Scholarship Fund (2003)for graduates of Ramsey, NJ, High School studying nursing or a related health care professionMutual of America Foundation

Darlene Croce Scholarship Fund (2003)to send children with lupus and other illnesses to summer performing arts programs, and to support the Lupus Foundation

Crouthamel Family NursingScholarship Fund (2006)for individuals intending to become Registered NursesMelody E. Ellis & Matthew T. WiltMark & Colleen KarsnerRobin H. Sweeten

DJoyce DeGuatemala Scholarship Fund (2000) for women artists fr om Latin and Central America studying at Brandywine Workshop

Delaware Valley Paleontological Society – Paul Bond Scholarship Fund (1994) for scholarships and research grants to master’s or doctoral students in paleon-tology

Robert Calder Digges, Jr. Scholarship Fund (2005) for deserving undergraduate studentsEstate of Robert Calder Digges, Jr.

EEducation Improvement Opportunity Fund (2005)for scholarships

Helen M. Ett inger Scholarship (2001) for nursing scholarships Robert EttingerRaymond & Gail Garvin

FDon Falconio Memorial Fund (2000) to distribute Life Enrichment Grants that expose deserving individuals to unique experiential opportunities Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Rosenthal

Alfred W. Fisher Scholarship Fund (1958) for Vineland (NJ) High School graduates who have outstanding grades and an interest in science

Diane Flanagan Memorial Scholarship Fund for Young Artists (1997) for Brandywine Graphic Workshop

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Dr. Patricia Grasty Gaines Book Award Fund (2000) to help Afr ican Americans majoring in elementary education at West Chester University purchase books

Traci Godwin Scholarship Fund (2003)for female Afr ican Americans

Dan Heisman Chess Scholarship Fund (2005)for scholarships and other support of competitive chess programs and activitiesRoss NickelDavid & Sylvia Wasiolek

Hostett er Scholarship Fund (1999) to benefi t students of the United Th eo-logical Seminary, Dayton, OHMark J. HostetterRuth K. Hostetter

Christina M. Hynoski Scholarship Fund (1998)for student-athlete graduates of Penns-bury High School majoring in animal science or pre-veterinary medicineRicki S. BenjaminBenjamin & Lisa Bieber DavidDiana Quattrone

IBridget F. Isley Memorial Scholarship Fund (2002)for graduating seniors at Bok Vocational High SchoolMaxine & Fred BarfieldAlfred IsleyVergia R. IsleyJoseph MyersElizabeth PrattMary Ellen & William Terrell

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John C. & Ruth Jadlocki Scholarship Fund (1996) for Pennsbury, Bristol, Neshaminy or Truman High School graduates with disabilities

Absalom Jones Scholarship Fund (2005) for minority students to att end colleges, universities or seminaries in Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery or Philadelphia Counties

Henry T. Keasbey Fund (1962) for the study of agriculture and horti-culture

Patrick Kerr Skateboard Scholarship Fund (2003)for skateboarders or challenging sports, or for scholarships at Roman Catholic High School or other archdiocesan high schoolsAdidas SalesFuse LLCGo Skateboarding FoundationThe Tony Hawk FoundationJones Soda Co. (USA) Inc.

Emily Koenig Scholarship Fund (2003)for students at Villa Maria Academy Lower SchoolDebra & Peter CarrantiLoye M. HardeeAlbert & Sue KoenigJames & Kathleen LamarHoward R. MurrayPublic School 17 QCarol P. RidgelyRobert & Catherine SantoniPatricia & John SherwoodIn addition:15 contributors $99 and under

Felix J. Korsyn Prize in Egyptology Fund (1993) for a prize in Egyptology to a graduate student at the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology of the University of Pennsylvania

LGene Locks 203rd Class Scholarship Fund (2001) for scholar-athletes graduating fr om Central High SchoolGene & Sueyun LocksThe Philadelphia Foundation

Loeb Performing Arts Fund (1993) for scholarships to promising students and artists in the fi elds of instrumental and vocal music, dance, and theatreArthur LoebGeorge & Caroline LoebWilliam A. Loeb

Hugo Lopez Scholarship Fund (2001) for high school seniors of Hispanic origin pursuing a bachelor’s degree in musicThe Philadelphia Coca Cola Bottling Company

Jeremy Evan Love Scholarship Fund (1994) for students graduating fr om Central York, PA, High SchoolCharles & Linda Love

Michael S. Lubline Memorial Choral Travel Fund (2000) to help singers go on international tours of the Choral Arts Society of Philadel-phiaCarol & Michael Lebow

MAmos Mack, Jr. Scholarship Fund (2002)for Afr ican American students att ending historically black colleges in Southeastern Pennsylvania or DelawareJulia JacksonReese MasseyMary V. NesmithAva Lorraine Norfleet & Wrennetta NorfleetTheodore PaynePearl SatchellIrene C. Shockley

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Nora Magid Mentorship Prize (2003)to help seniors studying non-fi ction writing at the University of Pennsylvania network with alumni mentorsMiriam ArondBarri BernsteinSandee BrawarskyJean S. ChatzkyLisa DepauloStefan M. FatsisLoren & Jill FeldmanFord Motor CompanyJerry Fried Philanthropic Fund of the JCF of Central PAEliot KaplanSusan Elman & Joseph RonsonKrupp Kommunications, Inc.Art LevyJohn Prendergast & Carole BernsteinQuirk BooksJoel & Diane SiegelK. Krasnow Waterman

Robert P. Malkowski Memorial Scholarship Fund (2005)for students pursuing higher or continu-ing education for technical or vocational training

Julius Margolis Memorial Scholarships (2003)for graduates of any high school in the Twin Valley, Downingtown, Coatesville and Octorara school districts or within a ten-mile radius of Coatesville

Julia R. Masterman Laboratory and Demonstration High School Class of 1979 Scholarship Fund (2005) for scholarships for seniors graduating fr om Masterman H.S.Miriam PinchukJacqueline R. VaughanCeleste M. Walters

Michael F. Mayock Distinguished Teacher-Coach Award Fund (1997) to provide annual awards to teacher-coaches in recognition of their positive impact on student-athletes

Mercy-Douglass Nursing Scholarship Fund (2004) for scholarships for Afr ican Ameri-can students in professional nursing programsAnonymous

Michael A. Miller Scholarship Fund (2006) for graduates of Haddon Heights, NJ High SchoolThe ACE INA Foundation Matching Gifts ProgramAnonymousJoseph & Elisa Miller

Acel Moore Minority High School Workshop Scholarship Fund (1995) for minority high school students pursu-ing careers in journalismMichael Days & Angela DodsonSherry L. HowardHarold & Denice JacksonSusan C. Taylor, M.D.In addition:23 contributors $99 and under

Elwood W. & Edith M. Moore Memorial Scholarship Fund (1976) for premedical and medical scholarships

Natisha Moore Memorial Scholarship Fund (2002)

NTh e National Association of University Women MAXSMITH Book Award Fund (2003)to purchase textbooks and other educa-tional needs for students in institutions of higher learningAnonymousWillie A. BlackSelba, Carl & Carla BoydPhyllis J. EgglestonLawrence JohnsonSewing Sophisticates

Mildred Nelke Memorial Scholarship Fund (2005) for graduates of Midland Park H.S., Midland Park, NJ, who are studying nursingCarson & Carol DunbarMutual of America Foundation

Nexus Scholarship for Spelman Women Fund (2003)for students at Spelman CollegeAnonymousDeutsche Bank Americas FoundationTaiese N. Thomas

NLGJA Scholarship Fund (2005) for scholarships to be awarded by the Delaware Valley Legacy FundJay DeDapperRobert HouckRandall D. LovelyNational Lesbian and Gay Journalists AssociationJames & Sharon O’BrienTurner Broadcasting System, Inc.

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Dean Francis Owens Memorial Schol-arship Fund (2002)for higher educationRebecca W. LoadholtEstelle D. Shirley

Gennaro Pellegrini, Jr. Scholarship Fund (2006) for students att ending Catholic high schoolsKim Petaccio

William E. Perry Scholarship Fund (1999) for internships in printmaking at Bran-dywine Graphic Workshop

Philadelphia Inquirer and Philadelphia Daily News Scholarship Fund (1995) for Community College of Philadelphia students pursuing a career in public service

Gerald A. Pogach Scholarship Fund (1998) for internships in printmaking at Bran-dywine Graphic Workshop

Joseph L. Pollock West Philadelphia High School Alumni Scholarship Fund (1989) for worthy students

Robert Posner Artists’ Fund (2006) for scholarships and prizes for LGBT visual artistsAnonymous

Carson Puriefoy Memorial Fund (1998) for minority youth involved in golf

ROtis Redding Memorial Fund (2001) for Afr ican American students graduating fr om Northeast H.S.Garry C. Rhodeside

Sergeant Edward R. Richardson Scholarship Fund (1997) for Wilberforce University students who require a fi ft h year of study

Angela J. Rocco Scholarship Fund (2006) for girls in Philadelphia high schools, particularly those att ending Saints John Neumann and Maria Gorett i High SchoolAngela Rocco

SNicole G. K. Scott Memorial Fund (2006) for tuition, books and fees for college studentsNatacha A. BaronNathail & Beatrice BaylisCorrine BigelowBruce W. Carthon, Jr.Gene ChengKai Cole & FamilySherry D. EllerbeDawn C. FunderbirkGeorge W. Gaines Lodge No. 144 PHAAlleronda C. HarrisPamela R. HenryKirkland & Ellis International LLPJune KnoxJoaquin & Helen Marino

Tracy & Erica MartinMary NedabWilliam A. NilesTracey L. QuarlesDanette M. Reid CPCURocco & Rita RizzoGretchen ScottHoward & Lois ScottJesse & Dot ScottPamela SingletonRosa Thomas & FamilySharon TuckerGwendolyn & Timothy WebsterCassandra T. WilliamsEarl & Luvenia WilliamsRoger & Joan WilliamsDawn C. Wilson M.D.

M. Harry Shiroff Memorial Scholarship Award (2001) for Central High School graduates at-tending Temple University

Nathan Shrager Scholarship Fund (2005)for scholarships

LeRoi Simmons Sickle Cell Disease Scholarship Fund (2002)for people with Sickle Cell diseaseMiddlesex United Way

Mervyn Sluizer, Jr. Scholarship Fund (1992) to assist Boys Scouts with the costs of higher educationEden Charitable FoundationDon KeesalHyman & Barbara LipsenJeanne W. LockeBarry & Ellen NewmanMr. & Mrs. Eric B. ParkerSaundra G. RobbinsAryeh & Rochelle ShermanAllan SluizerSylvia & Walter SpillerWalter S. SpillerSanford & Maxine Temkin

Arizona Cleaver Stemons Scholarship Endowment Fund (2005) for scholarships by Zeta Phi Beta Soror-ity – Beta Delta Zeta chapter

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Margaret & Charles E. Stewart Scholarship Fund (1994) for young men and women studying for an M.Div. degree for the pastoral minis-try in a black Protestant church

Leon H. Sullivan Scholarship Endowment Fund (2005)to help families send their children to Zion Day Care Learning CenterRosemary H. AtkinsonElizabeth JacksonC. Darnell Jones IISara SmalleyEvelyn Walker ArmstrongZion Learning Center DaycareIn addition:10 contributors $99 and under

Elizabeth J. Swartz Fund (2005)for Moore College of Art

Stephen B. Sweeney Scholarship Fund (2000) to assist graduate students in public administration who are studying for positions in state or local government

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Irv & Marianna Tannenbaum Scholarship Fund (2006) for students att ending Jewish day schools

Reverend Gene T. Trujillo Scholarship Fund (2004) for students of Hispanic descent

Upper Dublin High School Marching Band Award Fund (1998) for leadership, musical or equipment training

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Vision of Hope Scholarship Fund (2000) to enable underprivileged children to at-tend Cornerstone Christian AcademyEdward & Luanne Bohn

Jason L. Vourvoulias & Joyce DeGuatemala Scholarship Fund (2004) for women artists fr om Latin and Central America studying at Brandywine WorkshopAlberto L. Vourvoulias

Michael E. Walker Scholarship Fund (1998) for Nicetown Boys & Girls Club members who plan to pursue a career in human services

James & Mitzi White Scholarship Fund (1993) for people with a sincere desire to help others, who have had to delay or inter-rupt their education and who wish to att end a community college or technical or vocational school

Michael Whitfi eld IIScholarship Fund (2006) for students graduating fr om Strawberry Mansion High SchoolGary & Kathy AndersonRobert & Ellen AndersonMichelle & Jeffrey BrooksJuliana DeRosaChristina C. FreemanGisela & John HighPennsylvania Ballet AssociationMichael ScolamieroMalcolm E. Whitfield

Ruth Widmer Scholarship Fund (2005) for low-income youth in Bucks, Mont-gomery and Philadelphia CountiesAlyce SchrothLois Whitaker

Sarah S. Collins/Dr. Melissa Coppin Women’s Christian Alliance AuxiliaryScholarship Fund (2006) for graduating high school students served by the Women’s Christian Alliance Foster Care ProgramMr. & Mrs. Harold CostWomen’s Christian Alliance Auxiliary

Youth of the Year Scholarship Fund (2004) for winners of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Philadelphia’s Youth of the Year AwardJohn & Chara HaasFredrick Heldring

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DESIGNATED funds name one or more organizations to receive income annually. Th rough a Designated fund, you can give the charitable organizations you care about today the power to pursue their vital missions forever – truly an endless possibility!

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Clyde P. & Katherine B. Alexander Memorial Fund (1967) for Community Memorial Hospital, Oxford Presbyterian Church, Oxford Church of the Nazarene, Friends’ Meet-ing, Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Oxford Methodist Church, First Baptist Church, Second Presbyterian Church, Allens M.E. Church, Heart Association of Southeastern Pennsylvania. Cancer Soci-ety — Chester County Unit, the Mental Health Center of Chester County, and the Oxford Community Chest

Art Sanctuary Endowment Fund (2003)

Asian Americans United Endowment Fund (1996)

Asian Arts Initiative Endowment Fund (2002)

Att ic Youth Center Fund (2000)

John V. Baltadonis Memorial Art Award Fund (1999) to support arts programs in the Haver-ford School District

Laura L. Barnes Horticultural Lecture Fund (1963) for horticulture and botany lectures at Morris Arboretum

Marguerite E. Baur Fund (1991) for the Deaconess Community of the Evangelical Lutheran Church, Lankenau Hospital, and Trinity Evangelical Lu-theran Church

Mabel Bayard Fund (1983) for support of Inglis House

William McK. Bayard & James Bayard Memorial Fund (1972) to support St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children Foundation, Th omas Jeff erson University Hospital and Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia

Dennis Bethea Memorial Fund (1994) for the Tenants’ Action Group

Big Picture Alliance Fund (2005)

Binky Lee Preserve Maintenance Fund (2004)

Hilarie Bloom Scholarship Fund (1959) for students at Sett lement Music School Jeanett e S. & Harry E. Bouden Fund (1995) to benefi t the Afr ican American Museum in Philadelphia and the Student Welfare Council

Leona Karp Braverman Memorial Fund (1957) for the Fellowship of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts

Bright Lights Initiative In Honor of Marilyn Day Fund (2004)

Richard P. Byler Charitable Fund (2004) for charitable purposesEstate of Richard Byler

Campaign for Working Families Fund (2005)

June C. Walker Endowment Fund for the Center for Responsible Funding (2000)

Chester County Art Association Awards Fund (1956)

Christian Hall Library of Chestnut Hill Fund (2000)

John Paul Dalsimer Endowment Fund for Community Accountants (1998)

Anonymous Fund #97-1 (1997) to support higher education

Mabel Kuhn Cornell Fund (1966) for the Boy Scouts of America, Board of Education of the School District of Phila-delphia, and the Henry J. & Willemina B. Kuhn Day Camp

Antonio Cortizas Memorial Fund (1957) for Sett lement Music School

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Mary Anna Deardorff Fund (1980) to benefi t the Lutheran Home, Zion Lutheran Church, and the Good Shepherd Home

Shirley Dennis Fund (2003)to benefi t Cheyney University, Salem Baptist Church of Jenkintown, Alpha Eta Sigma chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho, and Abington Memorial Hospital

James A. Develin Memorial Fund (1924) for the YMCA of Philadelphia and Vicinity

T. George & Mary E. Downs Fund (1986) for Ursinus College and Temple Univer-sity School of Medicine

Sara Park Scatt ergood Endowment Fund for Educating Chil-dren for Parenting (1997) Estate of Jean M. Cluett

Nathan & Rose Rubinson Memorial Fund for the Benefi t of the Wharton Esherick Museum (2003)for general operating costs and preserva-tion of the Wharton Esherick Studio and its collectionRobert LeonardMaria E. LisSteven K. Vernon

FFairmount Water Works Endowment Fund (1997) for capital improvements for the mainte-nance of the Waterworks buildings and immediate surrounding grounds

Andrea R. Falcone Fund (2000) to support the Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Care Center at UCLA

Charles M. Finley Memorial Fund (1960) for the Charles Finley Memorial Play-ground

Mary K. Fleming Memorial Fund (1939) for Jesuit Seminary and Mission Bureau, Mercy Catholic Medical Center, St. Edmond’s Home for Crippled Children, St. Francis Country House, St. Joseph’s House for Boys, and St. Vincent’s Resi-dence for Women

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Margie V. & Vernon M. Flickinger Fund (2005) for Carroll Lutheran Village, Gett ys-burg Hospital, and Trinity Evangelical Lutheran ChurchMargie V. Flickinger

Ellen Forman Memorial Scholarship Fund (1991) for Philadelphia Dance Alliance

Friends of Farmworkers Fund (2001) to provide a permanent income stream to the Friends of Farmworkers, Inc. to im-prove the working and living conditions of farmworkers in Pennsylvania

Th e Fulton Fund (1959) for graduates of the Forest Area School District

Dorcas Shrader Fulton Fund (1990) for Roxborough Hospital Nursing School students

GGeneral Church Arts Fund (1998) for the General Church of the New Jerusalem

Joseph B. Godwin & Bertha Wurts Godwin Memorial Fund (1954) for Associated Services for the Blind, Blind Relief Fund, and the Free Library for the Blind and Physically Handi-capped

Caroline Gibbons Granger Memorial Fund (1951) for the Fellowship of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts

Greater Philadelphia Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Disorders Association Endowment Fund (1994)

Roger W. Griswold & Anna H. Griswold Memorial Fund (2002)for Episcopal Academy

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Grumblethorpe Fund (1993) for the Philadelphia Society for the Preservation of Landmarks to maintain and preserve Gumblethorpe

Byron Gunn ScholarshiP Fund (2005) for Women’s Christian Alliance

Lilian Guthrie Fund #1 (1966) for the Children’s Aid Society of Penna., Edith R. Rudolphy Residence for the Blind, and Th omas Jeff erson University Hospital

Fred & Naomi Hazell Art Award Fund (1991) for Moore College of Art, the Pennsylva-nia Academy of the Fine Arts, and the Philadelphia Museum of Art

Fred & Naomi Hazell Scholarship Fund (1991) for Delaware County residents studying for degrees in Protestant, Catholic, or Jewish theology or religion

Heff ernen Charitable Fund (2006) for the Harmonville Fire Company, Plymouth Ambulance Asso-ciation, and Plymouth-Whitemarsh High School Scholarship Fund

Walter E. Hering Fund #1 (1972) for the University of Pennsylvania

Jo-Ann Wiechecki Higgins Memorial Fund (1993) for the Swarthmore-Rutledge School

Laura J. Hornberger Fund (1959) for the American Heart Association – Southeastern PA; Home of the Merciful Saviour for Crippled Children; Inglis House; Institute for Cancer Research; Northern Home for Children; Phila-delphia Orchestra Association; Edith R. Rudolphy Residence for the Blind; Salvation Army – Philadelphia Division; and Southern Home Services

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Interfaith Housing Development Corp. of Bucks County Fund (1993) for the Interfaith Housing Development Corporation of Bucks County

Interim House Endowment Fund (1996)

Junior League of Philadelphia, Inc. Endowment Fund (2001)The Junior League of Philadelphia, Inc.Dorothy F. OsborneJane Carpenter PostMargaret R. StevensonIn addition:7 contributors $99 and under

Jay & Deen Kogan Fund (1993) for the Society Hill PlayhouseDeen Kogan

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NHerbert D. Lachman, Jr. Fund (1995) for Cadbury Corporation, Simpson House, and Stapeley in Germantown

Ida R. Lear & Edward G. Lear Scholarship Fund (2005) for the Institute of Social Medicine and Community Health to study the political and social history of the American health fi eld

Matinee Musical Club of Philadelphia Fund #1 (2003)for ConcertOPERA Philadelphia

Matinee Musical Club of Philadelphia Fund #2 (2003)for the Marian Anderson Historical Society Scholars Program

George A. McCammon Fund (2006) for Habitat for Humanity PhiladelphiaMargarita San Miguel Paulson

John H. Rice Endowment Fund for the Metropolitan Career Center (2001)

Louis Fredrick Meyers Fund (1992) for Supreme Temple, Daughters of the Nile

Esther Proto Miller Fund (2005) for the Claretian Missionaries of the National Shrine of St. Jude

Martha & Henry S. Miller Fund (1995) for VNA-Community Services

Katherine Murphy Morris Memorial Fund (1962) for St. Edmond’s Home for Crippled Children

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Norris Square Endowment Fund (1996) for the Norris Square Civic Association

North Penn Valley Boys & Girls Club Endowment Fund (2000)

Oak Lane Day School Endowment Fund (2006)

Old Jamestown Windmill Endowment Fund (1986)

Overington House Fund (2003)

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PTh e Pappas Family Fund (2000) to support the Abraham Lincoln Founda-tion of the Union League of Philadelphia

Penn Asylum for Indigent Widows and Single Women Endowment Fund (2002)to provide a permanent income stream for Penn Home

Georgia Hencken Perkins Fund (1995) for Boy Scouts of America, Girl Scouts of Southeastern PA, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, and Wissahickon Hospice

Arthur E. Pfl aumer Fund (2002) for the Montgomery County SPCAMellon Bank Charitable Trust

Philadelphia Futures Fund II (2000)

Police-Barrio Relations Project Endowment Fund (1999)

PWA-RPAC Maintenance Fund (2001) to support the Regional Performing Arts Center and a permanent exhibit space for Moore College of Art in the Kimmel Cen-ter, and to support a challenge campaign

Edward G. Rendell Community Re-En-try Scholarship Program (2000) for Magee Rehabilitation HospitalThe Jerry Segal Classic For the Benefit of Magee Rehabilitation Hospital

G. Gardner Richards & Anne M. Rich-ards Memorial Fund (1973) for Green Mountain College

Florrie Smith Christmas Fund (1985) for the Salvation Army – Philadelphia Division

Speaking for Ourselves Endowment Fund (1997)

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Helena C. Spencer Memorial Fund (1929) for Community Health Affi liates

Isabella P. Spratt Fund (1967) for the Institute for Cancer Research, Pennsylvania SPCA, PresbyHomes Foundation, Presbyterian Home for Aged Couples & Aged Persons, and Shriners Hospital for Children

Martha E. Stephenson Memorial Fund (1935) for Community Health Affi liates

Leon H. Sullivan Legacy Fund (2001) to support the Opportunities Industrial-ization Centers of AmericaZion Learning Center Daycare

William A. Sullivan & Eugenie Hum-mel Sullivan Fund (1924) for Friends Hospital, Home of the Merci-ful Saviour for Crippled Children, Inglis House, Lankenau Hospital, Presbyterian Medical Center, Princeton Th eological Seminary, and the Edith R. Rudolphy Residence for the Blind

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Herbert & Margaret Wakefi eld Memorial Fund (2003)for First United Methodist Church of Germantown, Wyoming Seminary, Uni-versity of Pennsylvania, Ursinus College, Chestnut Hill College, Beaver College, and Abington Hospital

Dorothea W. Walton Memorial Fund (1987) for Th omas Jeff erson University

John F. White, Sr. Fund for Christian Education (2000) for Mt. Carmel Baptist Church

Gilbert F. Wiese III Memorial Fund (1981) for Lutheran Home at Germantown, Masonic Homes at Elizabethtown, and St. Mark’s Temple Lutheran Church

Wyck Horticultural Endowment Foundation (1986) for the maintenance, preservation, and interpretation of the rose, vegetable and herb gardens and woodlot at Wyck

YMay I. Young Fund (1979) for Church Farm School, Gloria Dei (Old Swede’s) Church, Philadelphia Public Schools Retired Employees As-sociation, Presbyterian Medical Center, St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children Foundation, Sett lement Music School, and Trinity Lutheran Church

Joel M. & Roseann N. Ziff Fund (1996) for West Philadelphia Catholic High School, St. joseph’s University, Gwynedd-Mercy College, Jesuit Center for Spiritual Growth, Mount Savior Monastery, Sisters of Mercy – Merion Community, Sisters of St. Joseph, Gwynedd Mercy Academy, Sisters of Saint Francis of Philadelphia, and St. Ignatius Nursing Home.

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ORGANIZATIONAL ENDOWMENT FUNDS are vital for nonprofi t organizations, but diffi cult and time-consuming to maintain and monitor. Th e Philadelphia Foundation off ers local charities a powerful tool – Endowment Management Services. We administer and invest their endowments, thereby giving these community organizations synergy, credibility, outstanding investment performance, and more valuable time and resources to concentrate on their missions.

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Administrative Endowment Fund (1990) for Th e Philadelphia FoundationDon KramerThe Legacy of Love FoundationThe Philadelphia FoundationTurner Investment Partners, Inc.

African American Museum Endowment Fund (1991) AIDS Fund (1995)

All Wars Memorial Fund (1994) for the preservation and maintenance of the All Wars Memorial to Colored Soldiers and Sailors

American Revolution Patriots Fund (2001) for the maintenance of the monument honoring the Hon. Th omas Fogliett a in Washington Square, and the surround-ing park

Th e ARC of Chester County Endowment Fund (1996)

W. C. Atkinson CenterEndowment Fund (1999)

John Bartram Association Endowment Fund (1994)

Th e Bethesda Project Fund (2002)

Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Bucks County Endowment Fund (2000)

Birthplace of American Bandstand Endowment Fund (2006) to preserve the historic site and legacy, and a museum experience, of American bandstandThe Enterprise CenterWoody J Rosenbach

Black Tennis Foundation of Philadelphia, Inc. Endowment Fund (1996)

Black Women in Sport Foundation Endowment Fund (1996) Boys & Girls Club of Metropolitan Philadelphia Endowment Fund (1997) Boys & Girls Club – Bridesburg (1999) Boys & Girls Club – Germantown (1999) Boys & Girls Club – Nicetown (2002)

Brinton 1704 House Endowment Fund (1994)

Pearl S. Buck International Endowment Fund (2006)Pearl S. Buck International, Inc.

Bucks County Women’s Fund Endowment Fund (1996)

CARIE Endowment Fund (2006) to support the Center for Advocacy for the Rights and Interests of the ElderlyCenter for Advocacy for the Rights and Interest of the Elderly

Century Fund of the RSVP of Montgomery County (2002)

Children’s Aid Society of Montgomery County Endowment Fund (1992)

Clark Park Maintenance Fund (2002)

Community Land Trust Endowment Fund (2001)

Concord School House Endowment Fund (1999)The Concord School HouseGalen Horst-Martz

Cornerstone Christian Academy (2000)

Creative Artists Network Endowment Fund (1996)

Suzanne H. Kaye Advocacy Fund of the Linda Creed Breast Cancer Foundation (1998)Linda Creed Breast Cancer Foundation

DCCF Master Endowed Fund (2006)for the Delaware County Community FoundationDelaware County Community Foundation

Diabetes Education and Research Center Endowment Fund (2006)Garfield G. Duncan Research Foundation

Family Service of Chester County Endowment Fund (1997)

First Unitarian Church Memorial Garden Fund (2005) for the maintenance and beautifi cation of the memorial garden

Friends of Briar Bush Endowment Fund (2005) to support the Briar Bush Nature Center

Friends of Cherry Hill Library Endowment Fund (2004)

Friends of Churchville Nature Center Endowment Fund (2004)Friends of Churchville Nature CenterChristoper G. Stieber & Faith D. McKee

Friends of Louis I. Kahn Park Endowment Fund (1995) AnonymousOliver M. FordSally L. Ford

Th e Friends of Silver Lake Nature Center (2002)

Th e Fund for Equal Justice (2001) to provide a permanent source of income for Community Legal Services

Girls, Inc. Endowment Fund (1994)

Great Valley Nature Center Endow-ment Fund (2003)

Greater Philadelphia Federation of Sett lements Fund (2002)

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Greater Philadelphia Jewish Secular Humanist Education Endowment Fund (2005) to provide a permanent income stream for Jewish Children’s FolkshulYouval BalistraMadeline CantorBenjamin E. CohenPaul H. & Martha EdelsteinRichard & Nancy ElfantEileen B. FisherSol GlassbergAnn J. GluckBarbara A. Halpern & Carl L. AleyElaine & Earle HalpernSari N. Harrar & Dan Z. JohnsonMarika & Louis HartmanJewish Children’s FolkshulMilton KantDoris KaplanRobert & Frances KleinerSherman & Pauline LabovitzLouis & Jane LevySharon Faith LevyArt & Patricia MironJoan MoreinJorge & Marcela PardesArthur L. RosenfeldSylvia RosenfeldLetta & Sayre SchatzBarry J. & Jody Piltz-SeymourCorey & Amichai ShdaimahHarold & Irina SternSteven TalisClaudia M. Tesoro & Richard K. GreensteRobert Wasserman M.D.In addition:30 contributors $99 and under

Habitat for Humanity of Bucks County Endowment Fund (2005)

Th e Haddonfi eld SymphonyEndowment Fund (2006)The Haddonfield Symphony

Lansdowne Monuments Fund (2002)to maintain and repair the Lansdowne World War II Monument, Lansdowne World War II Memorial and James T. Stewart Flagpole

Th e Legacy of Love Scholarship Endowment Fund (2002)

Les Dames d’Escoffi er Julie Dannenbaum Fund (2003)Dr. Claire BoasiFeast Your Eyes, Inc.Dorothy R. KoteskiLes Dames D’Escoffier

Locks Foundation Organizational Fund (2002)

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Mother Bethel A.M.E. Church Endowment Fund (1994)Mother Bethel A.M.E. Church

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Olde Kensington Redevelopment Corp. Fund (2002)

Open Hearth Endowment Fund

Aleksander Grill Endowment Fund for Parent-Infant Center (1998)

Alice Paul InstituteEndowment Fund (2006)Alice Paul Institute

Pennsylvania Abolition Society Endowment Fund (1998)

Pennsylvania Prison Society Memorial Endowment Fund (1998)

Pennypack Ecological Restoration Trust Fund (2003)Pennypack Ecological Restoration Trust

Philabundance Endowment Fund (2003)

Philadelphia Branch of the English Speaking Union Endowment Fund (2000)

Philadelphia Young Playwrights Endowment Fund (2002)

Planned Parenthood Association of Bucks County Endowment Fund (1998)

Planned Parenthood of Chester County Endowment Fund (1995)

SSapphire Endowment Fund (2004)

Steppingstone Endowment Fund (2004)

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These lists have been prepared with care, but if your name has been omitted or is in error, please inform us of the oversight in order that we may correct our records.

Visiting Nurse Association Community Service Fund (2000)

Women’s Christian Alliance Fund (2004) Thomas & Victoria Gunn

Ernesta D. Ballard Endowment Fund for WOMENS WAY (1993)

Won Community Service Center Endowment Fund (2004)Won Community Service Center

ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES:Flexibility of funds

In establishing a fund with Th e Philadelphia Founda-tion, you have the fl exibility of selecting from six types of funds. Th ese options off er you varying degrees of involvement in your philanthropy or give the Founda-tion full discretion to award grants and scholarships that meet the region’s greatest needs.

TOTAL NUMBER OF FUNDS

(as of 12/31/2006):

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WHAT ISTHE PHILADELPHIA FOUNDATION?

OUR MISSION

The Philadelphia Foundation is a tax-exempt 501(c)(3)

public charity, a pool of over 700 trust funds that have

been created since 1918 to harness the power of people’s

generosity to improve Southeastern Pennsylvania’s quality

of life.

For more than three generations, caring people have

entrusted the Foundation to invest their charitable dollars

wisely, and to use the generated revenue to award grants

and scholarships most effectively. We also convene groups

to consider overarching community issues, and help train

the nonprofit sector to become more self-sufficient.

Our funds comprise an asset base in excess of $317 million

and growing rapidly. Our generous donors enabled the

Foundation to award $18.3 million in grants in 2006 to

1,124 nonprofit organizations and universities.

We are what’s called a “community foundation,” one of

the oldest and largest of over 650 community foundations

across the U.S. and in full compliance with the Council on

Foundation’s rigorous national standards. We provide phil-

anthropic services to help individuals, families, businesses

and organizations who want to help this region meet the

challenges of changing times.

The Philadelphia Foundation:

• is overseen by a volunteer board of leading citizens

• is run by local professionals with expertise in

knowing our communities

• identifies current needs and emerging issues

• stimulates resources to address those needs and help our

region prepare for the future

• helps you achieve superior tax benefits

• makes your philanthropy easier and more effective

• shares your interests

• cares about the future

Despite our name, we serve much more

than the City of Philadelphia. We are the

community foundation also serving Bucks,

Chester, Delaware, and Montgomery

Counties. Our philanthropic services assist

people and nonprofi ts in over 250 communities

across Southeastern Pennsylvania.

Th e Philadelphia Foundation, a recognized and respected community foundation,

serves to broaden the base of philanthropy in Bucks, Chester, Delaware,

Montgomery and Philadelphia Counties. It actively develops, manages and allocates

resources in partnership with donors and grantees to build on community assets

and to promote empowerment, leadership, and civic participation among

underserved groups. Th e Foundation practices and encourages diversity, equity,

and inclusiveness as fundamental values of community.

Bucks

Chester

Delaware

Montgomery

Philadelphia

OUR SERVICE REGION

• Unlimited philanthropic opportunities• Grants that improve nonprofi t eff ectiveness• Prudent fi scal management• A center of knowledge of community issues

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STARTING YOUR OWN CHARITABLE FUND

We invite you to join the hundreds of individuals, families, and businesses who are

creating permanent charitable funds that help our region meet the challenges of changing times. Your fund can retain your name or honor a loved one, carry out your charitable purposes, and benefit from the professional administration of a major institu-tion. Grants can be awarded in perpetuity from your fund, preserving your name forever.

Our funds have been established by people in their nineties and by six-year-old children, by 225-year-old institutions and by grassroots organizations, by noted celebrities and ordinary people with extraor-dinary stories. These people are linked in their com-passion and passion for the Philadelphia region.

Our endowment is permanent and growing, a strong and reliable resource for a thousand worthy causes. We pride ourselves on our philanthropic partner-ships, excellent service, timely grants, and diligent research. We are a professional clearinghouse for enlightened giving.

You can relax, knowing that under the steward-ship of our Board of Managers, Foundation assets are invested in a broadly diversified portfolio that produces a regular income for grantmaking while maximizing asset growth and security of principal. Our investment and asset allocation strategies have produced outstanding investment results.

Establishing a fund with us is like having your own foundation without the headaches.

Won’t you join us?

1. Decide When to GiveYou may create your fund during life, by will, or in a trust that benefits charity and your family. You earn tax deductions at the time of the gift, while grantmaking continues into the future. Others may make tax-deductible donations to your fund at any time to support your cause. You can take advantage of tax opportunities now and then take your time in considering which charities to support.

2. Decide What to GiveA fund can be started with cash, publicly traded securities, closely held stock, interests in limited partnerships, and – with prior approval by the Board of Managers – real estate and tangible personal property. Gifts of appreciated property may earn tax deductions for their full market value. You can also create a new fund or add to an existing one with a charitable remainder trust or through the Founda-tion’s Pooled Income Fund.

3. Choose the Name for Your FundMost funds are named for the donor or the donor’s family, or as a memorial to someone special. Every grant from the fund and publicity about grants will carry this name. If you prefer anonymity you can select a name that keeps your identity secret.

4. Choose a Type of FundYou may choose from six types of funds that reflect different charitable interests and strategies.

5. Contact us!Our team is ready to assist you.

5 easy steps to start a fund: What Are the Benefi ts of a Fund ? Simplicity: You avoid the legal complexities, administrative burdens and compli-ance requirements of establishing and maintaining a private foundation.

Permanence: Your charitable interests will be carried out in perpetuity. Should a fund’s purpose become obsolete, it will be redirected to similar purposes. You may also set up a fund that will exist for a shorter period of time.

Tax Benefits: Because we are a public charity, all donations earn maximum in-come, estate and gift tax deductions. You also avoid the excise taxes placed on private foundations.

Convenience: Most funds can be created in one brief meeting. You have the satisfac-tion of giving while the Foundation takes care of all the paperwork.

Cost Effectiveness: By commingling our funds, we incur lower management costs. More money goes to charity, not overhead.

Community Impact: We understand the needs of our region. Our staff are respected for analyzing the effectiveness of area nonprofits. We help you target grants to where they will do the most good.

Memorial Opportunities: Gifts can be acknowl- edged as a memorial gift. Permanent funds can be established in honor or memory of a family member or friend.28

Caring people have been establishing funds at the Foundation for three generations. These funds enable us to support over 1,100 community organizations. Our six types of charitable funds make philanthropy easy, creative, effective and permanent.

Designated Donor-Advised Field of Interest OrganizationalEndowment

Scholarship Undesignated

The John Paul Dalsimer Fund enables Commu-nity Accountants to provide pro bono services.

Grants from the Miles Family Fund support edu-cational programs and other charitable purposes.

The Eugene & Margaret Ormandy Fund supports cultural institutions.

The CARIE En-dowment Fund will support the Center for Advo-cacy for the Rights and Interests of the Elderly.

Grants from the Elsie Y. Cross Fund have been meeting our com-munities’ greatest needs since 1994.

TYPES OF FUNDS

When you endow a charitable fund, you may choose from six types of funds, depending on your intent. Th ese include funds in which donors set certain restrictions regarding grants: Designated Donor-Advised Scholarship Organizational Endowment and funds with no or lesser restrictions: Undesignated Field of Interest

Th e Foundation’s Board of Managers is ultimately responsible for approving all grants from all funds.

The Michael Boyle Scholar-ship Fund helps students pursue careers in the hos-pitality industry.

You may name one or more specifi c organiza-tions to share the income from your funds.

You can be involved with your philanthropy by making recommenda-tions to the Board of Managers, which has fi nal responsibility for all grants. These are popular alternatives to private foundations.

You may endow scholar-ships to benefi t a certain type of student or institution or to encour-age study of a particular subject.

Nonprofi ts may move their endowment funds to the Foundation. We handle all administra-tion and investments, freeing the organization to pursue its charitable mission.

For people who prefer to specify a broad area of charitable interest, such as health or education, or a particular commu-nity or neighborhood to benefi t from grants from their funds.

These general purpose funds give the Foundation the greatest fl exibility to meet our region’s chang-ing and emerging needs over the years.

TYPES OF FUNDS300 funds

275 funds

250 funds

225 funds

200 funds

175 funds

150 funds

125 funds

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75 funds

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PLANNED GIVING

Planned Giving refers to any substantial gift to a nonprofi t organization that involves fi nancial planning or estate planning. It’s a creative, eff ective way for caring people to support the causes that matt er to them, oft en resulting in more charitable support plus favorable tax benefi ts to donors, families and heirs.

Why Planned Giving works

Th e decision of a lifetimeCharity generally refers to the act of supporting a nonprofi t organization today, contributing to important programs and services. Charity is like contributing to the community’s checkbook.

Philanthropy takes a longer, more strategic view, using endowments and Planned Giving to make certain that the causes you care about will be supported today – and tomorrow. Philanthropy is like contributing to the community’s savings account.

Including a charitable bequest in your will is a simple way to make a lasting gift to your community. We establish a special fund that benefi ts the community forever and becomes your personal legacy of giving.

A Charitable Gift Annuity allows you to arrange a generous gift to your community, while providing yourself a new income source you can count on for the rest of your life.

A Charitable Lead Trust helps you build a charitable fund during the trust’s term. When the trust terminates, the remaining assets are transferred to you or your heirs, oft en with signifi cant transfer-tax savings.

A Charitable Remainder Trust allows you to receive income for the rest of your life, knowing that whatever remains will benefi t the causes you care about.

Life insurance provides a simple way for you to give a signifi -cant gift to charity, with tax benefi ts that you can enjoy now.

A gift of real estate can help you turn your property gains into community good. You can fulfi ll your charitable interests and receive fi nancial and tax benefi ts.

Everybody wins when you donate appreciated stock. Your gift is reinvested in your community and qualifi es for an immedi-ate tax deduction based on the full fair market value.

Types of Planned Gift s

An increasing number of people and their professional advisors are recognizing the critical importance of including charitable giving in financial planning, estate planning, and tax strategies. Many factors are driving this awareness:

• A strong desire to “give something back” to the community

• Favorable tax benefits that help generous people now and the causes that they care about forever

• Wanting to set one’s affairs in order with a structure that is guaranteed despite societal changes

• More educated donors who want a say in how the causes that matter to them are operated

• A wish to extend one’s influence beyond the scope of one lifetime

• Involving children and other family members in establishing a family tradition of philanthropy

For three generations, families in Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery and Philadelphia Counties have been turning to The Philadelphia Foundation to provide philanthropic services to make their charitable intentions effective, permanent and responsive to changing needs. We invite you and your attorney, accountant, estate planner, financial consultant or other professional advisor to meet with us and learn how we can help your dreams become reality. Please contact Heather Gee, CFRE, CAP, Vice President for Development Services, at 215-563-6417 or hgee@philafound.org, and ask for a free copy of our booklet, Planned Giving Opportunities.

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Th e Repplier Society is comprised of more than 130 generous people who have extended the power of their generosity beyond their lifetimes by naming Th e Philadelphia Foundation in their estate plans. Using such vehicles as bequests, Charitable Gift Annuities,

Planned giving offers many

personal, financial and tax

benefits to you, your family and

your heirs. Your fund may be

named for yourself or your

family members, or it may

memorialize loved ones. For

information about bequests,

charitable gift annuities,

charitable lead trusts, charitable

remainder trusts, gifts of life

insurance policies, or other gift

ideas, please contact Heather

Gee, CFRE, CAP, Vice

President for Development

Services, at 215-563-6417 or

hgee@philafound.org

C. Gloria AkersAnonymous (40)Philip S. ArkowEileen BairdJohn B. & Barbara R. Bartlett Marilyn BartramEstate of Lawrence J. BellC. Graham Berwind, Jr.Larry BiddleEmily Carol BossertEvelyn S. Bouden, M.D.Nancy Brokaw & David SandersJames H. BrysonLynett e E. CampbellCynthia F. Capers, Ph.D., R.N.Andrew A. ChirlsBarbara B. CiamporceroCathryn Coate & Robert CapannaMildred CohnJulie & Dick CoxPeter S. CressmanShirley DennisDaniel B. & June M. DeSantis

Carrolle Perry DevonishDolores Libri EaganCynthia Jones EisemanFlorence E. & Louis A. FederTim & Ellen FosterBett y FrankDiane M. FreaneyNancy FreudenthalCynthia Giacobett i-DiclaudioGreg Goldman & Elizabeth HershDennis P. GreenAnn & Dave GreeneChuck & Margot GuptaJames J. & Fay Heff ernenDan HeismanEileen R. HeismanAlan & Nancy HirsigCarl G. & Brearley B. KarschLeslie Swinney KaseDr. William E. & Charlene T. KeimFrances P. KelloggH. Lewis & Janet S. KleinMrs. Deen Kogan

Irene H. KorsynDonald W. & Vicki W. KramerMalcolm LazinWilliam A. LoebJohn H. & Christine MacDonaldMargaret H. MacGregorStephen A. MarinoMary Ellen MarkovcyPatricia T. McCurdyEstate of Mr. & Mrs. Angelo MennaMartha S. MillerBetsy J. MoorePhilip J. & Martha M. MurrayEstate of Gilbert B. MustinDr. V.S. NaikenWilliam F. NewboldMolly RaphaelFrancis H. Rasmus, Jr.Angela J. RoccoDaphne Chase RoweFrances Tenney SandsMrs. Abraham H. Savitzky

Anna E. SchneiderMr. & Mrs. James G. SchneiderBarbara D. SchnurMr. & Mrs. Isadore M. Scott Suzanne Scott Antoinett e Farrar SeymourHilda SlosbergJulie D. SpahrCharles J. & Rita P. SwartzHal TarrMrs. Joseph B. TownsendTh omas P. & Laura M. Townsend in memory of Stewart TownsendChristopher & Lee Van De VeldeSheilah Vance, Esq.Richard & Sonja VentChristine WashingtonDebra S. WeinerDaniel M. WeissJoan C. Wells, Ph.DJudy WicksBessie B. Williams

Sarah Wolfb ergToby Wolfb ergDeacon & Mrs. Joel M. Ziff

Charitable Lead or Remainder Trusts, and other deferred gift s, planned giving unleashes philanthropic power for generations yet to come.

By informing us of their generosity that will extend over many generations,

these visionaries provide us with the opportunity to honor and thank them during their lifetimes. We are pleased to recognize them.

Th e Society is named for Sidney N. Rep-plier, the Foundation’s second director

(1961 – 1982), who transformed Th e Philadelphia Foundation into a proactive philan-thropic institution.

THE REPPLIER SOCIETY

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ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES...Th e Power of Grants Donor-

AdvisedGrants

Our communities are held together by thousands of extraordinary

nonprofit organizations working in a wide array of endeavors. They

measure success not only by the bottom line but also by more intangible

forces: changing hearts and minds, achieving social justice, making

the region a better place in which to live, improving the human spirit.

Thanks to the power of our generous donors, we are able to harness

this unbounded energy and support these causes that matter today...

and tomorrow.

We salute our dedicated grantees for being elemental to our communi-

ties. The Philadelphia Foundation is proud to support these agencies

that improve the quality of our lives.

The following lists reflect grants that were awarded from our six types

of charitable funds in 2006.

The list of causes supported by our Donor-Advised funds is testimony to the intense passions and diverse interests held by our generous donors. The flexibility of Donor-Advised funds makes grants to these causes easy and effective. These grants were awarded from our Donor-Advised funds in 2006.

1812 Productions, Inc. General operating support

A Bett er Chance in Lower Merion General operating supportA Bett er Philadelphia, Inc. General operating supportAbington Memorial Hospital General operating supportAcademy of Notre Dame De Namur Th e Margaret Anne Harron Bruder Scholar-ship Fund Capital CampaignAchieveAbility To off set housing costs for womenACS ScholarshipAlabama A & M University ScholarshipsAlabama State University ScholarshipsAllen’s Lane Art Center Capital fund for renovationsAlley Cat Allies General operating supportAlliance of Confessing Evangelicals General operating supportAlzheimer’s Disease & Related Disorders Association Tribute Flag for Virginia AlbertoAlzheimer’s Support Network Support for families that have someone with Alzheimer’sAmerica’s Second Harvest Katrina Relief and Recovery FundAmerican Cancer Society Coaches vs. Cancer General research and educationAmerican Cancer Society (Berks County) In memory of Ruth BieseAmerican Center for Law and Justice General operating support

American Friends Service Committ ee General operating supportAmerican Heart Association Southeastern Pennsylvania General operating supportAmerican Institute for Economic Research General operating supportAmerican Jewish Committ ee General operating supportAmerican Jewish Congress General operating supportAmerican Museum of Veterinary Medicine Supporting museum of veterinary artAmerican National Red Cross Hurricane Season 2005 FundAmerican Red Cross Afr ica Food CrisisAmerican Red Cross - Lower Bucks County Chapter Activities for children residing in the shelterAmerican Red Cross - Camden County Chapter Capital CampaignAmerican Red Cross - Southeastern Pennsylvania General operating supportAmerican Red Magen David for Israel (ARMDI) Philadelphia Friends of ARMDITh e American Society for Cell Biology To develop a program for fundraisingAmericans United for Separation of Church and State General operating supportTh e Andalusia Foundation General operating supportAnimal Allies General operating support Veterinary careAnti-Defamation League General operating supportAnti-Violence Partnership of Philadelphia General operating support

Arcadia University General operating supportArchbishop Prendergast High School General operating supportArchbishop Ryan High School ScholarshipsArden Th eatre Company Arden’s Children’s Th eatre, and educationArtreach, Inc. Partnership with Esther M. Klein GalleryTh e Richie Ashburn Foundation General operating supportArthur Ashe Youth Tennis and Education Aft er School Tennis and TutoringGPCCRF for the Arts and Business Council of Greater Philadelphia Pilot project for four Knight Foundation Community Partners in Access organizationsAsian Arts Initiative General operating supportAssociated Services for the Blind & Visually Impaired General operating supportAssociation for Frontotemporal Dementia General operating supportAssociation for the Colonial Th eatre Annual AppealAssociation of Graduates of the United States Military Academy To support the Long Gray EndowmentAstral Artistic Services To support 2006/2007 activitiesTh e Att ic Youth Center Bryson InstituteAve Maria University Roman Catholic UniversityAwbury Arboretum Association General operating support

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Hannah Peretsman Breene Foundation Child Life Program at St. Barnabas HospitalTrustees of the University of Pennsylvania for Bridging the Gaps Bridging the Gaps programResources for Human Development for Bright Lights Initiative General operating supportTh e Brinton Association of America General operating support Th e James V. Brown Library Lycoming County DARBryn Mawr Hospital Foundation General operating supportBryn Mawr Rehabilitation Hospital General operating supportBryn Mawr Th eater Film Institute General operating supportBucknell University Men’s Golf Team Biscon Club Association for the Arts Stadler Center for Poetry Wesi Center for Performing ArtsBusiness Leadership Organized for Catholic Schools Tuition assistanceByerschool Foundation General operating support

Cabrini College Scholarship FundCamden City Board of Education Founda-tion Golf Tournament Scholarship ProgramCamden Eye Center To support the Golf Tournament FundCamp Horizons, Inc. Capital campaignCampus Crusade for Christ To support missionaries Ms. Nichole Canuso Ellen Forman Memorial AwardCapella University ScholarshipCapital Area Intermediate Unit Phase 2 of the Pennsylvania High School Coaching InitiativeCARE For Children General operating supportCarmelite Nuns of the Ancient Observance, St. Th erese’s Valley General operating support in memory of Dorothy GunningCatholic Charities USA International Relief

Th e Center for Emerging Visual Artists Hand in Hand art education program Housing stipends for needy female artistsTh e Center for Grieving Children, Teens, and Families General charitable purposesCenter for Lesbian and Gay Civil Rights General operating supportCentral State University Scholarship Central State University ChoirCentral Susquehanna Lacrosse Club 2006 SeasonCFS Suntech Servicing ScholarshipChamber Orchestra of Philadelphia General operating support Classical Conversations seriesChangemakers General operating supportChesapeake Bay Foundation General operating supportChester County Community Foundation General operating supportChester County Fund for Women & Girls General operating supportChestnut Hill College of the Sisters of St. Joseph General operating supportChicago Zoological Society General operating supportChild Development Research General charitable purposesChildren’s Aid Society of Pennsylvania General operating supportChildren’s Crisis Treatment Center Healthy family services programChildren’s Hospital Foundation 2006 Neuroblastoma Research Chair Kevin Boyle Memorial Fund for research for pancreatic cancer Endowed Chair in Neuroblastoma Research General operating support Lester Baker Endowed Chair Fund Research and development in the Neurology department Children’s Seashore House Oncology Child LIfe FundChildren’s Hospital Los Angeles Foundation ANR 2006 ConferenceChildren’s Literacy Initiative General operating supportTh e Christian Association of the University of Pennsylvania General operating support

Christian Foundation for Children and Aging General operating support Christian Research Institute, Inc. General operating supportChurch of St. Elizabeth General operating supportChurch of the Loving Shepherd General operating supportChurch of the Redeemer Annual givingChurch of the Saviour Greatest need General operating supportCity Team Ministries General operating supportClean Air Council General operating support Clean Water Fund General operating supportClinical Practices of the University of Pennsylvania Weight & Eating Disorders programCliveden of the National Trust, Inc. General operating supportColumbia University, College of Physicians and Surgeons G. Milton Shy Visiting Professor Brain tumor researchCommitt ee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting General operating supportCommunity College of Philadelphia ScholarshipCommunity HIV/AIDS Mobilization Project To support overall programs in memory of Sara WeaverCommunity Women’s Education Project General operating supportTh e Cooper Foundation Capital CampaignCranaleith Spiritual Center General operating supportCrista Ministries Christian Veterinary Mission Endowment Fund Support of veterinary mission workCrozer-Chester Foundation for Crozer-Chester Medical Center Hospice Caregiver ProgramCure Autism Now General operating supportCurtain Call Creations Aft er school arts programsTh e Curtis Institute of Music 2006-2007 Curtis Outreach Program

Delaware County Community Foundation General operating supportDelaware State University ScholarshipsDelaware Valley Association for the Educa-tion of Young Children Advocacy activities designated for QuestDelaware Valley College Tours, Inc. General operating supportDelaware Valley Legacy Fund For grantmaking purposesDelco Memorial Foundation Hospice ProgramTh e Denver Foundation Social Venture Partners Denver Fund General operating support Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance General operating supportDermatology Foundation General operating supportDickinson College General operating supportDivide County High School School trip to PhiladelphiaMSF/Doctors Without Borders General operating supportDoctors Without Borders USA, Inc. General operating supportDomestic Abuse Project of Delaware County General operating supportDrew University Hugh P. Gallagher Scholar Athlete Award

Eagles Mere Historic Village Restoration ProjectEast Mississippi Community College ScholarshipsEastern University Wilson Goode Scholars ProgramEastt own Library Foundation General operating supportEcological Farming Association General operating support Education Law Center To improve educational and developmental opportunities for children with disabilitiesTh e Emmanuel Cancer Foundation, Inc. ChristmasEmory University ScholarshipResources for Human Development for Endow-A-Home General operating supportEnon Tabernacle Baptist Church Scholarship fundEpilepsy Foundation of America Research 33

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Epiphany of Our Lord Church Plate collectionEpiscopal Community Services General operating supportEquality Advocates Pennsylvania Center for Lesbian and Gay Civil Rights General operating supportEthel Walker School, Inc. General operating supportEva’s Village General operating support ChristmasEvangelical Community Hospital Annual Fund

Fairmount Park Conservancy Neighborhood Parks ProgramFamily Planning Council of Southeastern Pennsylvania Summer internship on reproductive rightsFather Judge High School Crusader Campaign (Tuition Assistance Fund) Tuition expenses for member of the varsity soccer teamSusan Fazio Foundation for Melanoma Research In memory of Susan FazioFederation Early Learning Services General operating supportFederation of American Societies of Experimental Biology Conference on Mitosis honoring B. R Brinkley Conference on Ciliate Molecular BiologyFight SMA Patrick’s Buddies NJ ChapterFirst Baptist Church of Haddonfi eld General operating supportTh e Samuel S. Fleisher Art Memorial Fund to help artists with HIV/AIDS General operating supportTh e Florence Academy of Art General operating supportFlorida Gulf Coast University Foundation ScholarshipTh e Jonathan Phillip Ford Memorial Foun-dation General operating supportTh e Foundation for Enhancing Communities Pennsylvania Commission for Women FundTh e Foundation of the Pennsylvania Medical Society General operating supportFoundation of the University of Medicine & Dentistry New Jersey CARESFoundations, Inc. PA High School Coaching Initiative

Fox Chase Cancer Center General cancer research Cancer video for minority community outreach Urology DepartmentTh e Franklin Institute Student outreach and discounts for Body Worlds General operating support Annual givingFree Library of Philadelphia Foundation General operating supportFriends of Acadia General operating supportFriends of Blue Hill Bay General operating supportFriends of Brian Research and support for those born with cranial birth defectsFriends of the Cherry Hill Free Public Library Pop Shop and Collingswood Architectural MillworkFriends of the IHES, Inc. General operating supportFriends of the Wissahickon Mount Airy guardhouse and other structure restorationFriends of Trisomy 21 Center Awareness and support for individuals and families with Down Syndrome

Th e Gandhian Foundation Activist Sabbatical FundGenerations On Line General operating supportGermantown Friends School Annual giving and capital campaignGesu School Renovation project Annual givingGirls Golf Philadelphia LPGA/USGA Girls Golf of PhiladelphiaGirls Golf of Valley Forge LPGA/USGA Girls Golf ProgramGirls Incorporated of Greater Philadelphia & Southern New Jersey General fundJake Gitt len Memorial Golf Tournament Cancer ResearchGladwyne Free Library General operating supportGood News Communications, Inc. Christian Film & TV CommissionGoshen College ScholarshipGreater Philadelphia Urban Aff airs Coalition Keep Kids Safe Summer Camp Program

Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance General operating supportPaul Green School of Rock Music To support a young women studentGrover Washington, Jr. Middle School Music DepartmentGwynedd-Mercy College Award program for math and science

Habitat for Humanity International Hurricane Katrina Relief General operating supportHabitat For Humanity Philadelphia General operating supportHaddonfi eld Foundation General operating supportHaddonfi eld Memorial High School Scholarship Fund Scholarship of $2,000 per year Haddonfi eld Symphony Society Annual Fund Hamilton College General operating expenseHarvard University ScholarshipsHarvard Business School Harvard Business School FundTh e Hastings Center General operating supportHaverford College General operating supportHeifer International Foundation Nepali Endowment Annual Gift ingHeifer Foundation General operating supportHeifer Project International Relieving hunger and poverty Donald L. Heiter Community Center General operating supportL.P. Hill School General operating supportHillel of Greater Philadelphia General operating supportHillel - Th e Foundation for Jewish Campus Life General operating supportHofstra University Alisha C. Levin Endowed Memorial ScholarshipHofstra University For tuition and booksHoly Innocents Episcopal Church Music program and the chairHoly Redeemer Cancer Center Care for cervical cancer victims and their familiesHopeworks ‘N Camden General operating support

Indiana State University ScholarshipInstitute for Advanced Study General operating supportInterfaith Center of Greater Philadelphia General operating supportInternational House of Philadelphia Alumni fundInternational Planned Parenthood Federa-tion, Western Hemisphere Region Programs in Afr icaTh e Agnes Irwin School General operating supportIvy Cultural & Educational Foundation, Inc. Friends of ICEF

Th omas Jeff erson University Housing for Project Import Student in the BSN programJenkins Arboretum General operating supportJewish Employment and Vocational Service Current agency needsJewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia Federation Allied Jewish Appeal General operating supportJewish Federation of Reading, PA Leo Camp lecture seriesJubilee School General operating support

Katie’s Kids for the Cure General operating supportKelly Anne Dolan Memorial Fund General operating supportKen’s Kids, Inc. Training, coaching and employment for adults with special needsKendal-Crosslands Communities Unrestricted fundsKeystone Hospice Keystone HouseKimmel Center, Inc. General operating supportKIPP Philadelphia Charter School To hire a high school placement offi cer General operating supportTh e Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Founda-tion General operating support

LAMBDA Legal Defense and Education Fund General operating supportLa Salle Academy Minority Aviation Education AssociationLaurel House General operating support

Th e Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Western North Carolina Chapter Team In TrainingLimerick Fire Company Volunteer fi re departmentLincoln Institute for Research and Education General operating supportLiteracy Today Literacy training in Camden public schoolsLitt le Sisters of the Assumption General operating supportLongyear Museum General operating support Th e Lord’s Farm Ministries Raising animals to feed the needyLower Bucks Family YMCA 2006 Special Needs Challenge CampLower Merion Senior Center General operating supportLPGA Urban Youth Golf Program of Delaware Girls’ Golf ProgramLutheran Th eological Seminary at Philadelphia General operating supportLycoming College General operating supportTh e Lyra Society New music commission College expenses for the Saratoga Harp Colony

Massachusett s Advocates for the Arts, Sciences and humanities General operating supportMain Line Art Center General operating supportMain Line Reform Temple, Beth Elohim General operating supportMaine Coast Heritage Trust General operating supportMake-A-Wish Foundation of Philadelphia and Southeastern Pennsylvania Helicopter Golfi ng to benefi t children Merrill Lynch -Philadelphia Fall focusTh e Mann Center for the Performing Arts Capital Program-EducationMANNA General operating supportMaria Joseph Manor Fund drive for facilities modifi cationsTh e Marrow Foundation General operating support for the Brianna Haley Fund for bone marrow transplantsMartha Lloyd Community Services General FundMasiphumelele Corporation General operating support

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Massachusett s Down Syndrome Congress General operating supportMaternity Care Coalition of Greater Philadelphia General operating supportMAZON, Inc. A Jewish Response to Hunger General operating supportMcDaniel College ScholarshipMeals on Wheels of the Monterey Peninsula General operating supportMesa Community College ScholarshipMetropolitan Ballet Company ScholarshipMinistry of Money Inc. General operating supportMissouri Higher Education Loan Authority ScholarshipMommy’s Light Lives On Fund General operating supportMontgomery County Association for the Blind Trekker GPS device for the Orientation and Mobility ProgramMontgomery County Community College Foundation Tornambe Family ScholarshipMontgomery County Emergency Service General operating supportMontgomery County Lands Trust General operating supportTh omas More Law Center General operating supportMt. Hood Community College ScholarshipMural Arts Program Port Richmond history and community mural project General operating support

National Alliance on Mental Illness - Pennsylvania (Main Line) General operating supportTh e National Academy of Sciences Annual Fund Committ ee on Human RightsNational Adoption Center of Delaware Valley General operating supportNational Center for the American Revolution General operating supportNational Constitution Center Philadelphia Liberty Medal Gala Support for Constitution Day ProgramNational Education Servicing Scholarship

National Freedom Day Association General operating supportNational Multiple Sclerosis Society, Delaware Valley Chapter In Sammy’s memory to support a familyNational Parks Conservation General operating supportNational Video Resources, Inc. Grantmakers in Film and Electronic MediaNatural Lands Trust General operating supportNature Conservancy General operating supportNature Conservancy of PA General operating supportNature Conservancy Worldwide General operating supportNeighborhood Bike Works General operating supportNeighborhood Gardens Assoc./A Philadelphia Land Trust General operating supportNelNet Inc. ScholarshipsNew Freedom Th eatre, Inc. Artistic merit scholarship fundNew Hampshire Charitable Foundation Jayme’s Fund for Social JusticeNew Hanover United Methodist Church Building FundTh e New School ScholarshipNew York Foundation for the Arts Th e Active Citizen ProjectNew York University ScholarshipsNew York University School of Law Gerald Wallace Tax FundNortheast High School Alumni Foundation General operating supportNorthwest Interfaith Movement, Inc. To build a new childcare resource roomNueva Esperanza, Inc. Asociacion de Musicos Latino Americanos

Oasis Animal Sanctuary Inc. Sterilization assistance Veterinary careTh e Ocean Conservancy, Inc. Unrestricted annual fund gift Ohio Wesleyan University Men’s Golf TeamOpen Hearth General operating supportOpera Company of Philadelphia General operating support Sounds of LearningOur Lady of Light Catholic Community Roman Catholic Parish Building Fund

Overington House General charitable purposesOxfam America General operating support

Pals for Life Association General operating supportTh e Parent Infant Center Annual AppealPathways PA, Inc. General operating supportWilliam Penn Charter School Annual Fund (Athletic Fund) McGarvey Family Scholar/Athlete Scholarship H. Howard Colehower Scholarship Fund G. Davis Greene Memorial ScholarshipPennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts General operating supportPennsylvania Ballet General operating supportPennsylvania Horticultural Society Annual fundPennsylvania Leadership Charter School Fitness and Nutrition Leadership ProjectTh e Pennsylvania State University ScholarshipsTh e Pennsylvania State University, Delaware County Campus ScholarshipTh e Pennsylvania State University, Dickinson School of Law ScholarshipTh e Pennsylvania State University, Great Valley Campus ScholarshipPennsylvania Veterinary Foundation Scholarship Fund Scholarship aid for veterinary studentsPennypack Ecological Restoration Trust To preserve and protect land in the Pennypack Valley General operating supportPeople Against Cancer General operating supportPepperdine University ScholarshipPepperdine University, Graziadio School ScholarshipPeople for the American Way Foundation General operating supportPhilabundance General operating supportPhiladelphia Chamber Music Society General operating support 2006/2007 Education ProgramPhiladelphia Citizens for Children and Youth General operating support

Philadelphia Corporation for Aging Emergency Fund for Older PhiladelphiansPhiladelphia Dance Company Scholarships General operating supportPhiladelphia Futures for Youth ScholarshipsPhiladelphia Jewish Archives Center General operating supportTh e Philadelphia Fringe Festival General operating support Live Arts FestivalPhiladelphia Museum of Art Special catalog and research project General operating support Annual gift Philadelphia Orchestra Association General operating support Annual fund support July 7th concert in Camden, NJPhiladelphia Ranger Corps General operating supportPhiladelphia Th eatre Company General operating supportPhiladelphia University ScholarshipPhiladelphia Young Playwrights 2006 Adele Magner Memorial AwardPhiladelphia Workforce Investment Board “A Tale of Two Cities” report on the workforce crisisPhoenixville Area YMCA Y Partners Campaign for the SpringPig Iron Th eatre Company General operating supportPlanned Parenthood Association of Southeastern Pennsylvania Owning Our Future CampaignPlanned Parenthood Federation of America General operating supportPlanned Parenthood of Chester County General operating supportJ. Wood Platt Caddie Scholarship Trust Scholarship for Philadelphia area caddiesTh e Plastic Club General operating supportPolice Athletic League of Norristown General operating support In memory of Harry MirabilePott stown Symphony Orchestra Special Gift ingPregnancy Resource Clinic of North Penn General operating supportPresbyterian Children’s Village Foundation General operating supportPresbyterian Lay Committ ee General operating supportPreservation Pennsylvania General operating support

Presidential Prayer Team General operating supportPrideFest Philadelphia General operating supportPrince Music Th eater General operating supportProject Forward Leap Foundation Summer program and other expenses Project H.O.M.E. Educational activityProject H.O.M.E. Housing, education and medical needs for the homelessProvidence Center General operating support

Raw Art Works, Inc. Capital CampaignRegional Performing Arts Center General operating supportResearch For Action, Inc. Pennsylvania High School Coaching InitiativeResource Generation General operating supportResources for Human Development, Inc. To support Women’s Medical FundWilliam Marsh Rice University Rice Annual FundRoaring Fork Public Education Foundation Education Grants for teachingShirley Rock School of the Pennsylvania Ballet Scholarship Roman Catholic High School for Boys James McGirr Kelly ScholarshipAlumni Association of the Roman Catholic High School of Philadelphia General operating supportRosemont School of the Holy Child Capital FundRosenbach Museum and Library 2007 Public Educational ProgramsRotary Club of Pott stown Community Endowment Fund Community projects Royersford Public Library Expanding services in the community

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Salvation Army Camden Citadel KROC CampaignTh e Sarah Community Foundation Foundation Gift Honoring Bett y CrawfordSavannah State University Scholarship fundScholarship America General operating supportSchuylkill Center for Environmental Education General operating supportScribe Video Center General operating supportSeabrook House Foundation MatriArk Capital CampaignSebastian Riding Associates Riding programs for children/adults with disabilitiesSenior Community Services (SCS) Senior Suppers ProgramSett lement Music School General operating support Annual gift fundShelton State Community College ScholarshipShipley School General operating supportShirley Road Productions In support of the fi lm “Undisclosed Location”Simon’s Fund General operating supportSisters of Saint Joseph To assist immigrant familiesSisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth FBO Sister ClementineSmith College General operating supportSmith Memorial Playgrounds and Playhouse General operating supportSolebury School General operating supportSoutheast Asian Mutual Assistance Association Coalitions General operating supportBoard of Control for Southern Regional Education Doctoral Students ProgramSouthwest Minnesota State University ScholarshipSpring Ford High School Home for Heroes - Habitat for Humanity House at Western Center for Technical StudiesSt Augustine Preparatory School Renovations to CampusSt. Ambrose Catholic School Roman Catholic Elementary School

Saint Anthony of Padua Church Spring House Project General operating supportSt. Bartholomew Church Outreach programs assisting childrenSt. Charles Borromeo Parish Capital campaignSt. Elizabeth Ann Seton General operating supportSt. Francis de Sales School General charitable purposesSt. John’s in the Wilderness Episcopal Church General operating supportTh e St. John’s School on Gift Hill In honor of the marriage of Tina Walker & Mark BrinsonSt. Joseph’s University University athletic program student athlete developmentSt. Katharine of Siena Church To support the Building FundSaint Malachy School To sponsor a child’s educationSt. Marks Lutheran Church General operating supportSt. Mary’s Church In memory of Archibald T. AllanSt. Norbert Church Roman Catholic ParishSt. Paul’s Benevolent Educational and Mis-sionary Institute To support the work of the Passionists of HarlemSt. Th omas More Corporation Building fundSt. Vincent’s Hospital Department of Urology Research FundStudent Conservation Association Support youth in national parksSummerbridge of Greater Philadelphia Academic enrichment program for Grover Washington, Jr. Middle SchoolSunday Breakfast Rescue Mission To feed and house the homeless General operating supportSuperkids of Montgomery County General operating support Breast cancer researchSusquehanna University General operating supportSusquehanna Valley Chorale General operating supportSwarthmore Presbyterian Church General operating support

Tanenbaum Center General operating supportTemple University Scholarship

Th eatre Alliance of Greater Philadelphia New play festivalTh reshold Foundation Pool and network projectTh e Tides Foundation “True Lives” television program “Digital Dilemma” fi lm documentaryTinkling Spring Presbyterian Church General operating support Building FundTomorrow’s Stars, Inc. Scholarship General operating supportJohn J. Tyler Arboretum General operating support

Union County United Way Donald Heiter Community Center, SVWIT, SUNCOM, Listening Post, and Meals on WheelsUnion of American Hebrew Congregations (UAHC) Reform Jewish AppealUnited States Department of Education ScholarshipsUnited States Fund for UNICEF General operating supportUnited Way of Camden County General operating supportUnited Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania Tocqueville Member contribution General operating supportUnited Way of Western Montgomery County Annual ContributionUnity Center, Inc. General operating supportUniversity Lutheran Church of the Incarnation Capital Campaign including handicap restroomsUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham ScholarshipUniversity of Alabama at Tuscaloosa ScholarshipsUniversity of Delaware Annual Giving - Classes of 1954 and 1958University of Nevada at Las Vegas ScholarshipUniversity of Oklahoma ScholarshipTrustees of the University of Pennsylvania Residential and Operating Construction Fund Th e Charles W. & Sandy Koenig Opportunity Scholarship Paul F. Harron, Jr. Endowed Professorship in Pulmonary Medicine Fund

Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania, Abramson Cancer Center Prostate Cancer Patient Conference General operating support Sheila & Ronald Schwartz Research FundTrustees of the University of Pennsylvania, Bread Upon the Waters To support education for non-traditional studentsTrustees of the University of Pennsylvania, Graduate School of Education Penn Literacy Network Phase 2 of the PA High School Coaching InitiativeTrustees of the University of Pennsylvania, Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Allogenic Bone Marrow Transplant ProgramsTrustees of the University of Pennsylvania, Institute of Contemporary Art General operating supportTrustees of the University of Pennsylvania, Morris Arboretum General operating supportTrustees of the University of Pennsylvania, Museum of Archaeology & Anthropology General operating supportTrustees of the University of Pennsylvania, School of Arts & Sciences Schilling Fund for Caregivers Research and education in MathematicsTrustees of the University of Pennsylvania, School of Design To support the Elizabeth Greene Wiley FellowshipTrustees of the University of Pennsylvania, School of Medicine Rodebaugh Diabetes CenterTrustees of the University of Pennsylvania, School of Veterinary Medicine Mark Stuart Opportunity ScholarshipTrustees of the University of Pennsylvania, Van Pelt Library Rare Manuscript CollectionUniversity of Pitt sburgh ScholarshipUniversity of Scranton General operating supportUniversity of Scranton New student center Ann Bednar ScholarshipUniversity of South Alabama ScholarshipUniversity of Southern California ScholarshipUniversity of West Alabama ScholarshipUrban Peak Denver General operating support

Urban Promise Ministries, Inc. Annual giving Urban Promise College StudentUSO of Pennsylvania and Southern New Jersey General operating support

Th e Valley Hospital Foundation General operating supportVariety the Children’s Charity - Philadelphia Sesame Place ChallengeVermont Filmmakers Fund In support of fi lm “Th e War Tapes”Virginia Commonwealth University Scholarship

Wallace Community College ScholarshipRasheed A. Wallace Foundation General operating supportTh e Wayne Art Center General operating support Community outreach programs Capital campaignWayne State University ScholarshipWellesley College General operating supportTh e Wellness Community of Philadelphia General charitable purposesWells Fargo Education Financial Services ScholarshipWells Memorial Presbyterian Church General operating supportWest Philadelphia Alliance for Children General operating supportWest Chester Area YMCA Good Kids campaignWest Chester Friends School Annual Fund campaignWest Philadelphia Child Care Network General operating supportWheeling Jesuit University Higher EducationWheels of Wellness Annual appealWhite-Williams Scholars General operating supportWhitworth College ScholarshipWhy Not Prosper, Inc. General operating supportWHYY “Putt ing Communities First-2” conferenceWidener University Soft ware for Assistive technology courseSimon Wiesenthal Center General operating support

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William Way Community Center General operating supportWillistown Conservation Trust General operating supportTh e Wilma Th eater General operating supportWings for Success General operating expenseWissahickon High School ScholarshipWomen In Transition General operating supportWomen’s Center of Montgomery County To prevent domestic violence and abuseWomen’s Christian Alliance For children in foster and kinship careWomen’s Community Revitalization Project General operating supportWomen’s Perspective General operating supportWomen’s Perspective, Inc. General operating supportWomen’s Resource Center General operating supportWOMENS WAY General operating supportWoodlynde School Curriculum developmentWord of Victory Church General operating supportWorld Harvest Mission Ministry expenses World Jewish Congress General operating supportTh e World Union for Progressive Judaism, Ltd. General operating supportWorld Vision International reliefWYBE-TV - Independence Public Media of Philadelphia General operating support

Yale University Class of 1957 Music Education Endowment Yale Bowl Restorations, Class of 1957 PortalYMCA of Philadelphia & Vicinity, Roxborough Aft er-school soccer programs Equipment and supplies for youth soccerYoung Scholars Charter School General operating support

Zoological Society of Philadelphia Support the Friend of the Philadelphia Zoo Our Wildest Dreams campaign

THE POWER OF PERPETUAL PHILANTHROPY: Grants and Scholarships

Th e Philadelphia Foundation passed a signifi cant milestone in 2006 when we awarded our $250,000,000th grant dollar. Since our found-ing in 1918, we have granted over a quarter-billion dollars to improve people’s lives in Southeastern Pennsylvania. Th is chart shows how our grants have grown over time:

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Abington Art Center Youth Empowerment InitiativeAbington Memorial Hospital* North Hills Health CenterTh e Abraham Lincoln Foundation of the Union League* General operating supportAcademy of Community Music, Inc. Crescendo Music ProgramAchieveAbility Homeownership and Housing ProgramAccion Comunal Latino Americana de Montgomery County General operating supportAmerican Institute for Social Justice-PA for ACORN General operating supportPhiladelphia F.I.G.H.T. for ACT UP Philadelphia General operating supportAdvocates for Th e Jewish Mentally Ill Tikvah Outreach ProjectAfrican American Children’s Book Project 14th Annual Afr ican American Children’s Book FairAfrican Cultural Alliance of North America General operating supportAfro-One Dance, Drama and Drum Th eatre General operating supportAid for Friends (AFF) General operating supportAIDS Law Project of Pennsylvania General operating supportAmbler Th eater Capital Campaign and 1928 ClubAmerican Cancer Society, Pennsylvania Division Asian American outreach project

American Civil Liberties Foundation of Pennsylvania General operating supportAmerican Red Cross - Southeastern Pennsylvania* Red Cross HouseAsociacion de Musicos Latino Americanos Latin School of Performing ArtsArab-American Community Development Corp. General operating supportTh e ARC of Chester County Educational AdvocacyTh e ARC of Delaware County General operating supportArden Th eatre Company* General operating supportOrchestra 2001 for Arts In Motion, Inc. Arts in Motion Education DepartmentGPUAC for Aft er-School Activities Partnership General operating supportAIDS Services In Asian Communities General operating supportAsian Americans United General operating supportAsian Arts Initiative General operating support Benefi t Banquet Youth Arts WorkshopAspira, Inc. of PA Summer CampAssociated Services for the Blind, Inc. ESL Latino ProjectAssociation for Macular Diseases, Inc./Delaware Valley Chapter General operating supportTh e Att ic Youth Center General operating support

BALLETX* Baptist Children’s Services Th erapeutic Recreational ProgramBlacks Educating Blacks About Sexual Health Issues General operating supportBethel Deliverance Church - Lights of Th e World*Bethesda Project* Nursing ProjectBig Brothers/Big Sisters of Bucks County General operating supportBig Picture Alliance General operating supportBlack Women’s Health Alliance General operating supportBoys and Girls Club of Camden County General operating supportBreastCancer.org Southeastern Pennsylvania Outreach and Education ProjectBryn Mawr Rehabilitation Hospital Patient Th erapy Scholarship FundBucks County Opportunity Council, Inc. Nursing Careers for Economic Self- Suffi ciency project

Calcutt a House, Inc.* General operating supportCambodian Association of Greater Philadelphia General operating supportCamp Dreamcatcher General operating supportCanine Partners For Life General operating supportCeiba, Inc. General operating support ITIN numbersCenter City District Foundation* Th e Center for Emerging Visual Artists*

Center for Responsible Funding General operating supportCenter in the Park Intergenerational ProgramsCenter on Hearing and Deafness General operating supportCentro Cultural Latinos Unidos General operating supportCentro Nueva Creacion I AM the Future CampChester County Cares General operating supportChester Education Foundation 21st Century Skills College ProgramChester Springs Studio, Inc. Art Partners StudioChild Abuse Prevention Eff ort General operating supportChildren’s Aid Society of Pennsylvania Consulting servicesChildren’s Hospital Foundation Expanding research projects in mental retardation Youth Advisory Council Regional Leadership CouncilChildren’s Scholarship Fund of Philadelphia Benefi t of economically disadvantaged individualsChildren’s Village, Inc.* Childspace Cooperative Development, Inc. General operating supportCHOICE: Concern for Health Options – Information, Care and Education General operating supportChurch of St. John Th e Evangelist Camp Get AlongCity Year, Inc. Th e Unheard VoiceCitywide Youtharama, Inc. Summer CampCivil War and Underground Railroad Museum*

Th e Clay Studio ClaymobileComite de Apoyo a Los Trabajadores Agri-colas Campaign to organize migrant and immigrant workersCommunity Conservatory of Music General operating supportCommunity Education Center Th e Philadelphia Community Youth Th eater ProgramCommunity Impact Legal Services General operating supportCommunity Leadership Institute General operating supportCommunity Learning Center General operating supportCommunity Legal Services Saving Homes ProjectCommunity Music School of Collegeville General operating supportCommunity Volunteers in Medicine, Inc. General operating supportCommunity Women’s Education Project General operating supportNew Society Educational Foundation for Community Youth Organizing Campaign Chinatown ProjectCongreso de Latinos Unidos Year 2 Strategic Investment Funding Financial Training of Staff Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Delaware Valley Financial Education and CounselingCosacosa Art at Large, Inc. Healing Art ProjectCPR/AED Public Awareness and Training Network General operating supportCreative Access* General operating supportCrime Victims’ Center of Chester County General operating support38

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DANCEFUSION CAPE ProjectDarlington Fine Arts Center Chester Outreach Initative ProgramDeaf-Hearing Communication Centre General operating supportDefender Association of Philadelphia Pennsylvania Capital RepresentationDelaware County Family Centers General operating supportDelaware Valley Association for the Education of Young Children Worthy-Wage CampaignDelaware Valley Grantmakers* ScholarshipsDisabilities Law Project General operating supportDisabled in Action of Pennsylvania, Inc. General operating supportTh e Doe Fund Ready, Willing and AbleDolphins of Delaware Valley General operating supportDomestic Abuse Project of Delaware County General operating supportDrexel University*

East Park Revitalization Alliance General operating support Healthy Minds, Bodies & Community Summer Camp and Aft er-School ProgramEast Side Neighborhood Connection General operating supportEastern Pennsylvania Organizing Project General operating supportElderNet of Lower Merion and Narberth General operating supportElderWatch Plus Respite Care ProgramEleone Dance Th eatre Support of 10th AnniversaryEmpowerment Group E.L.I.T.EResources for Human Developmentfor Endow-A-Home* Episcopal Academy* Episcopal Community Services Urban Bridges Youth EngagementEvangelical Lutheran Church of the Reformation Stretch Academy

Fair Housing Council of Suburban Philadelphia General operating supportFamily & Community Service of Delaware County HIV/AIDS Services ProgramFamily Care Solutions, Inc. General operating supportFamily Service of Chester County General operating supportFellowship Farm General operating supportFigure Skating in Harlem, Inc. General operating supportFirst Person Documentary Project General operating supportFirst United Methodist Church of Germantown Aft er School ProgramTh e Food Trust* Strategic PlanCommunity Development Corporation of Frankford Frankford Career ServicesTh e Franklin Institute*Free Clinic of Doylestown General operating supportFree Library of Philadelphia Foundation Youth Empowerment Summit 2006Freedom Th eater. Performing Arts Training ProgramFriends Association for Care and Protection of Children General operating supportFriends Neighborhood Guild Safe Home PhiladelphiaFriends of Farmworkers General operating supportFunders for Lesbian & Gay Issues General operating support

Gateway Employment Resources General operating supportGermantown Academy Dorothy V. Cassard Distinguished Speaker SeriesGesu School*Global Education Motivators Strokes of Strength and Hope: A Youth Friendship MuralGolden Slipper Center for Seniors Hot Lunch ProgramGoodwill Industries of Southern NJ Annnual Awards DinnerGreat Valley Nature Center General operating support

Share Food Program for Greater Philadelphia Coalition Against Hunger Building Bridges with NeighborsGreater Philadelphia Cares* Citizen AcademyGreater Philadelphia Federation of Sett lements 2006 Youth Development Conference Gala SponsorshipGreater Philadelphia Overseas Chinese Association Cultural Enrichment CampGreater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance*Greater Philadelphia Urban Aff airs Coalition General operating supportGreen Valleys Association of Southeastern Pennsylvania General operating support

Hancock-St. John’s United Methodist Church Cultural Diversity in the World of Science, Technology and the ArtsHannah House, Inc. General operating supportHealth Promotion Council of Southeastern Pennsylvania Philadelphia Allies Against AsthmaHealthlink Medical Center General operating supportHelping Energize & Rebuild Ourselves, Inc. Aft erschool Program Expansion Summer CampHERS Foundation General operating supportHope Springs Equestrian Th erapy Scholarship Assistance FundHopeworks ‘N Camden Hopeworks HardwareHospitality House of Philadelphia General operating supportHune, Inc. General operating supportIndochinese-American Council Financial Outreach CoordinatorInstitute for Safe Families General operating supportPhiladelphia Health and Education Corp for Institute for Women’s Health and Leadership Women One 2006

InterAct, Inc.*Intercultural Family Services Intercultural Arts Summer CampInterfaith Coalition of Food Centers of Delaware County General operating support

Interfaith Community Services General operating supportInternational Society of Krishna Consciousness*Ivy Cultural & Educational Foundation, Inc. Calendar Girl Scholarship Pageant

Jersey Shore Medical Center Foundation General operating supportJewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia Memorial for Stanley C. Tutt lemanJuntos General operating supportJuvenile Law Center General operating support

Ken-Crest Centers Making Transition WorkKennett Area Senior Center General operating supportKids’ Smiles General operating support

La Comunidad Hispana, Inc. General operating support Work Healthy InitiativeLafi ya Family Services Center Summer Enrichment CampLighthouse, Inc. Summer CampLincoln University*Literacy Council of Norristown General operating supportLitt le Brothers-Friends of the Elderly* OutreachLivengrin Foundation, Inc. Dual Diagnosis ProgramLower Bucks Center for Church and Community Welcoming the StrangerLower Bucks Family YMCA Summer Camp

Magee Rehabilitation Hospital 17th Annual Jerry Segal ClassicMain Line Art Center Arts Enrichment Outreach Program with Project H.O.M.E.MANNA Volunteer management systemMaternal and Child Health Consortium General operating supportMaternity Care Coalition of Greater Philadelphia Delaware County MOMobileMazzoni Center / LGBT Health & Well-Being LGBT Community Health CenterMedia Tank, Inc. General operating support

Merion Civic Association*Metropolitan Career Center High School Work Readiness Project A Legacy of Commitment to Improve Philadelphia: Remembering Ernesta Ballard and James F. BodineMommy’s Light Lives On Fund General operating supportMonmouth Health Care Foundation Adult Partial Hospital Educational/ Vocational Rehabilitation ProgramMontgomery County Association for the Blind General operating supportMount Pleasant Community Development Corp. General operating supportMountain Meadow Country Experience General operating support Youth Talk

National Adoption Center of Delaware Valley General operating supportNational Nursing Centers Consortium Students Run Philly StyleNationalities Service Center General operating supportNorthwest Interfaith Movement, Inc. Relocation ProjectNeighbor to Neighbor Community Development Corp. Aft erschool enrichment programNeighbor to Neighbor CAMP JOY is S.M.A.R.T.Neighborhood Youth Achievement Program, Inc. General operating supportNew Liberty Productions, Inc. General operating supportNew World Association of Emigrants from Eastern Europe General operating supportNorth Penn Community Health Foundation Montgomery County Needs AssessmentNPower Pennsylvania* General operating support Staff and Board Diversity Project

Old First Reformed Church, United Church of Christ Summer CampOpen Borders Project General operating supportOpen Hearth, Inc. General operating supportOperation Understanding General operating support

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Painted Bride Art Center General operating supportPals for Life General operating supportTh e Partnership CDC Community OrganizerPathways PA PA Family Economic Self-Suffi ciency Project Publication of the PA Working Poor Families Project AssessmentPhiladelphia Chinatown Development Corp. Chinatown Homeownership InitiativeTh e Peak Center General operating support Pegasus Riding Academy General operating supportPennsylvania Coalition of AIDS Service Organizations General operating supportPennsylvania Health Law Project General operating supportPennsylvania Prison Society Working GroupPennsylvania Public Interest Research Group Education Fund General operating supportTh e Pennsylvania State University- Great Valley*Th e Peregrine Fund For continued releases and monitoring of California condors in the Grand Canyon areaPhilabundance*Philadelphia Academies*Philadelphia AIDS Consortium Emergency food voucherPhiladelphia Area Jobs with Justice General operating supportPhiladelphia Association of CDCs General operating supportPhiladelphia Chamber Music Society General operating supportPhiladelphia Children’s Alliance Victim ServicesPhiladelphia Citizens for Children and Youth General operating supportPhiladelphia City Sail Year 2 Strategic Investment FundingCenter for Creative Activities for Philadelphia Community Access Coalition General operating support

Philadelphia Dance Company To strengthen organizational systems and sustain core programsPhiladelphia F.I.G.H.T. Public service announcement sponsorshipPhiladelphia Folklore Project General operating supportPhiladelphia Jewish Archives Center*Philadelphia Museum of Art Latino Outreach ProgramPhiladelphia Orchestra Association Education Programs for StudentsPhiladelphia Sinfonia Fundraising Support ProjectPhiladelphia Stroke Council Caregiver AcademyPhiladelphia Student Union Organizational Transition PlanPhiladelphia Volunteers for the Indigent Program General operating supportPhiladelphia Wooden Boat Factory General operating supportPhiladelphia Young Playwrights general operatng supportPhiladelphia Youth Network Summer Career Exploration ProgramPlace of Refuge General operating supportPlanned Lifetime Assistance Network of PA General operating supportPlanned Parenthood Association of Southeastern Pennsylvania Public Aff airs and Advocacy ProjectPlanned Parenthood Association of Bucks County Public Aff airs DepartmentPlanned Parenthood of Southern New Jersey Teens on Track ProgramPlanned Parenthood of Chester County Community education for youth initiativePolice Athletic League of Greater West Chester General operating supportPrevention Point Philadelphia General operating supportPrideFest Philadelphia Equality Forum 2006Th e Print Center General operating supportProject H.O.M.E. Honickman Learning Center and Comcast Technology LabProvidence Center General operating supportPublic Interest Law Center of Philadelphia Legal advocacy

Rebecca Davis Dance Company Antdigone Dance-Th eater ProductionRecording for the Blind and Dyslexic General operating supportRegional Congregations & Neighborhood Organizations General operating supportResearch For Action, Inc. Summer Writing Institute and Fall Workshop SeriesResources for Children’s Health Focus on Fathers ProgramResources for Human Development New Beginnings Nonprofi t IncubatorRocking the Boat, Inc. General operating supportRoyersford Outreach, Inc. General operating supportRutgers-Camden Center for the Arts Camden Art Gardens

Salvation Army - Asbury Park General operating supportSamuel S. Fleisher Art Memorial Search for New DirectorScribe Video Center General operating supportPACDC for SCRUB (Society Created to Reduce Urban Blight) General operating supportSenior Adult Activities Center of Montgomery County Adult Day Care for Frail Elderly ProjectSharon Baptist Church*Sisters of Saint Joseph Welcome CenterSmith Memorial Playgrounds and Playhouse General operating supportSociety Hill Synagogue*Southeast Asian Mutual Assistance Associa-tions Coalition Summer CampSouthwest Community Enrichment Center General operating supportSouthwest Community Services General operating support Day CampSpiral Q Puppet Th eater General operating support A Midsummer’s DaydreamSpringside School Neighborhood Scholars ProgramSt. Marks Temple Lutheran Church*St. Mary’s Family Respite Center General operating supportSt. Mary’s Franciscan Shelter for Homeless Families Consortium to Prevent Homelessness

St. Philips United Methodist Church Youth ServicesSt. Vincent’s Senior Community Center Learning Lab General operating support StarFinder Foundation* 1:1 challenge grant Th e Steppingstone Scholars, Inc.*Th e Suburban Music School General operating supportSummerbridge of Greater Philadelphia Teen Drop-In CenterSupportive Older Women’s Network Grand Parent Program Grandfamily Resource Center

Tabor Lutheran Church Tabor Aft er School ProgramTaller Puertorriqueno Youth Artist Program Race and Identity: Our Roots and Interracial CultureTemple University Health System Opportunities in HealthcareTemple University, Ambler Ernesta Drinker Ballard Memorial Healing GardenTemple University- University Community Collaborative Youth Leadership Institute Year 2 Strategic InvestmentGreater Philadelphia Urban Aff airs Coalition General operating supportTh eatre Alliance of Greater Philadelphia 2006 Barrymore Awards GalaTo Our Children’s Future With Health, Inc. Youth Engagement for Accessing the Road to Success ProjectTOVA General operating supportTri-State Bird Rescue and Research, Inc. Wild Bird Clinic

United Communities Southeast Philadel-phia Philadelphia Aff ordable Housing Coalition Educating the Mind Th rough LiteracyUniversity of the Arts 007 Bridge Program scholarshipsTrustees of the University of Pennsylvania, Annenberg Center General operating supportTrustees of the University of Pennsylvania, U of PA Health System 4Sight Blindness Prevention ProgramTrustees of the University of Pennsylvania, Morris Arboretum General operating support

Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania, School of Social Work OST Resource CenterUrban Solutions Just for UsUrban Tree Connection Haddington on the Move projectUtility Emergency Services Fund of Philadelphia Project Restoration

Victim/Witness Services of South Philadelphia Asian Outreach ProjectVillage of Arts and Humanities* North Philly Hip Hop FestivalVita Education Services General operating supportVNA - Community Services, Inc. Seniors Alone-Home Care ProjectActionAIDS for Washington West Project General operating support

WAVE (Women’s Anti-Violence Education) General operating supportWest Chester Area Senior Center General operating supportWest Chester Community Center Challenging the Genius WithinWest Mt. Airy Neighbors General operating supportWest Park Cultural and Opportunity Center General operating supportWest Philadelphia Cultural Alliance Teen Writers AcademyWhy Not Prosper, Inc. General operating supportWHYY Leadership Summit on Health and HealthcareWilliamson Free School of Mechanical Trades Cultural Diversity Eff ortsWills Eye Hospital 18th Annual Form in Art ExhibitionTh e Wistar Institute HIV-1 Patient Partnership for Basic ResearchWomen in Dialogue General operating supportWomen of Faith and Hope General operating supportWomen’s Community Revitalization Project Equitable Development Campaign Expansion of tax preparation services

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Women’s Development Institute nternational General operating supportWomen’s Law Project General operating supportWomen’s Opportunities Resource Center General operating support Building Blocks to Financial SuccessWomen’s Th erapy Center General operating supportWOMENS WAY 29th Annual Women’s Way EventWon Community Service Center General operating support Children’s Summer Reading ProgramWoodbury Child Development Center Exploring Cultural Diversity CampWoodlynde School*Woodmere Art Museum General operating supportWorld Aff airs Council of Philadelphia Th e Global Leadership Initiative

GPUAC for Youth Outreach Adolescent Community Project BuildYoung Scholars Youth Organization*Youth At Risk General operating supportYouth Service, Inc. Sunnycrest Family Support CenterYouth United for Change Small Schools Institute Training 15th Anniversary Event Sponsorship Year 2 Strategic InvestmentTh e Youth Work Foundation of the Union League*YWCA of Bucks County Meadow Family Center Financial Literacy ProgramsYWCA of Chester County General operating supportYWCA of Chester Pennsylvania YWCA Diversity & Leadership Camp

Zhang Sah Youth Arts Summer Camp ProgrammingZion Hill Baptist Church*

THE POWER OF PERPETUAL PHILANTHROPY: Growth of Assets

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The most powerful form of philanthropy is an Undesignated fund, which allows The Philadelphia Foundation the most discretion in directing your charitable dollars to the endless possibilities of the region – today, and far into the future, regardless of how community needs change over time. In 2006, our Undesignated funds’ donors enabled us to award grants to meet critical needs addressed by the following organizations.

AchieveAbility Good Governance Award 2006Advocates for Th e Jewish Mentally Ill Tikvah Outreach ProjectAmerican Civil Liberties Foundation of Pennsylvania General operating supportAssociation of Fund Raising Professionals Organizational support

Independence Th rough Unity (Th e Business Center) General operating support

Center City District Foundation Philadelphia Community CourtCenter for Lesbian and Gay Civil Rights General operating supportCentro Nueva Creación Interim Executive Director and Strategic PlanCitizens for the Restoration of Historical LaMott Board Development and Capacity BuildingTh e Cleveland Foundation for NSGN 2006 membershipCoatesville Police Athletic League Coatesville summer campCommunity Capital Advisors General operating supportCommunity Design Collaborative of AIA Philadelphia General operating supportCommunity Foundations of America General operating support Council on Foundations General operating support

Delaware Valley Grantmakers General operating support Implementation of Strategic PlanDisabled in Action of Pennsylvania, Inc. General operating support

New World Foundation for Emerging Practitioners in Philanthropy General operating support

Fairmount Park Conservancy Restoration and Endowment of the South GardenFoundation for Today’s Art/NEXUS General operating supportFSG Social Impact Advisors Community Foundation Center for Financial Insights

Grantmakers for Eff ective Organizations General operating supportGreater Philadelphia Overseas Chinese As-sociation General operating support

HIAS and Council Migration Service of Philadelphia General operating support

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Independent Sector General operating support Inn Dwelling General operating supportInstitute for Safe Families General operating support

Kennett Aft er-School Association, Inc. Aft er the Bell

Moving Creations Inc. General operating support

National Transplant Assistance Fund General operating supportNew World Association of Emigrants from Eastern Europe General operating supportNonprofi t Finance Fund Advisory Services ProgramNPower Pennsylvania General operating support Scholarship Luncheon

Philadelphia Chinatown Development Corp. Chinatown Homeownership InitiativePhiladelphia Area Jobs with Justice General operating supportPhiladelphia Liberty Medal, Inc. General operating supportPublic Interest Law Center of Philadelphia Legal advocacy

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Raíces Culturales Latinoamericanas, Inc. General operating support

Sisters of Saint Joseph Welcome CenterSpiral Q Puppet Th eater 2006 Good Governance AwardSupportive Older Women’s Network Grand Parent Program

Taller Puertorriqueño Community Art Gallery ExhibitTOVA General operating support

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When you establish a Scholarship fund, you empower a young person with all the limitless possibilities that a quality education offers. Scholarship funds endow everything from elementary school art supplies to post-doctoral opportunities. The generous people who have endowed our Scholarship funds enabled deserving students to pursue their dreams at these institutions in 2006.

Abington Friends SchoolAlbright CollegeAnnunciation BVM SchoolArcadia UniversityArchbishop Prendergast High SchoolAscension of Our Lord School

Benedict CollegeBlair Christian Education School & CenterBloomsburg University of PennsylvaniaBradley Academy of the Visual ArtsBrandywine Graphic WorkshopBucknell UniversityBucks County Community College

Cabrini CollegeCalifornia State University – Long BeachCardinal Dougherty High SchoolCarnegie Mellon UniversityChestnut Hill AcademyCheyney University of PennsylvaniaChristian Stronghold Learning AcademyCommunity College of PhiladelphiaCornell UniversityCornerstone Christian AcademyCumberland County College

Dana CollegeDelaware County Community CollegeDrake UniversityDrexel UniversityDrexel University College of MedicineDuke University, Duke Divinity School

Emory University, Candler School of Th eologyEpiscopal Th eological Seminary of the Southwest

Fisk UniversityFlorida Keys Community CollegeFrankford Friends SchoolFull Sail Real World Education College

Germantown Friends SchoolGett ysburg CollegeGoshen Friends SchoolGospel of Grace Christian SchoolGoucher CollegeGreene Street Friends School

John W. Hallahan Catholic Girls High SchoolHampton UniversityHoly Innocents Area Catholic SchoolHope Church School

Immaculata UniversityIndiana University of PennsylvaniaInterdenominational Th eological CenterIvy Leaf School

Johnson & Wales UniversityJubilee SchoolJuniata College

Kutztown University of Pennsylvania

Lancaster General College of Nursing and Health SciencesLehigh UniversityLitt le Flower Catholic High School for GirlsLock Haven University of Pennsylvania

James Madison UniversityManhatt an School of MusicMansfi eld University FoundationMary, Mother of Peace SchoolMemorial Hospital, RoxboroughMillersville State University of PennsylvaniaTh e Minneapolis FoundationMonsignor Bonner High SchoolMontgomery County Community CollegeMoore College of Art & DesignMount Carmel Human Development Corp.

Neshaminy School DistrictNeumann CollegeNew Jersey Institute of TechnologyNew York Th eological SeminaryNortheastern UniversityNova Southeastern University

Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament School

Th e Pennsylvania State UniversityPhiladelphia College of Osteopathic MedicinePhiladelphia UniversityPlymouth Meeting Friends SchoolPope John Paul II Regional Catholic SchoolPrinceton University

Ramapo College of New JerseyTh e Restaurant School at Walnut Hill CollegeRochester Institute of TechnologyRosemont CollegeRowan UniversityRutgers University

Saints John Neumann and Maria Gorett i Catholic High SchoolSalem Baptist ChurchWalter Biddle Saul High School of Agricultural SciencesTh e Shipley SchoolSierra CollegeSlippery Rock University of PennsylvaniaSouthern Baptist Th eological SeminarySouthern Methodist University, Perkins School of Th eologySouthern New Jersey Technical SchoolSpelman CollegeTh e Springside SchoolSt. Donato SchoolSt. Hubert Catholic High School for GirlsSt. John’s UniversitySt. Martin of Tours SchoolSt. Mary’s Interparochial Elementary SchoolSt. Peter the Apostle SchoolSt. Rose of Lima SchoolSt. Th omas Aquinas SchoolTh e State University of New York at Buff alo

Temple UniversityTemple University School of Medicine

University of the ArtsUniversity of DelawareUniversity of Maryland at College ParkTrustees of the University of PennsylvaniaTrustees of the University of Pennsylvania, School of MedicineUniversity of Pitt sburghUniversity of Rhode IslandUniversity of VermontUniversity of Wisconsin - MadisonUpper Dublin Marching Band Parents AssociationUrsinus College

Valencia Community CollegeVillanova University

West Chester UniversityWest Oak Lane Church of God Christian AcademyWest Philadelphia Catholic High SchoolWidener UniversityWilberforce UniversityWilkes University

Yale UniversityBrigham Young University

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A Designated fund is a powerful tool that enables specific nonprofits to depend on a reliable cash flow now and far into the future. These dependable income streams, set as either a fixed amount or percentage of annual gifts, extend a donor’s generosity beyond his or her lifetime. Our Designated funds awarded grants to the following institutions in 2006.

Abington Memorial Hospital General operating supportTh e African American Museum in Philadelphia General operating supportAllen A.M.E. Church General operating supportAlzheimer’s Disease & Related Disorders Association Organizational Endowment PaymentAmerican Cancer Society Chester County Unit General operating supportAmerican Heart Association Southeastern Pennsylvania General operating supportArcadia University Scholarships for Needy StudentAssociated Services for the Blind, Inc. General operating support

Baptist Children’s Services General operating supportBlack Women in Sport Foundation General operating supportBlind Relief Fund of Philadelphia General operating supportBoy Scouts of America, Cradle of Liberty Council General operating supportResources for Human Development for Bright Lights Initiative General operating supportTh e Brinton Assocation of America, Inc. Organizational Endowment PaymentBucks County Women’s Fund. Inc. General operating support

Cadbury Corporation General operating supportTh e Center for Emerging Visual Artists Organizational Endowment Payment

Charles Finley Memorial Playground Improving the usefulness of the PlaygroundChester County Art Association General operating supportChester County Hospital Foundation General operating supportChestnut Hill Health Care General operating supportChildren’s Aid Society of Pennsylvania General operating supportChildren’s Hospital Foundation General operating supportChurch Farm School General operating supportCommunity Accountants General operating supportCommunity Health Affi liates Visiting Nurse work General operating supportConcertOpera Philadelphia General operating support

Deaconess Community of the ELCA Deaconess workDeaf-Hearing Communication Centre, Inc. General operating support

Edith R. Rudolphy Residence for the Blind Maintenance purposesEducating Children for Parenting General operating supportEpiscopal Academy General operating support

Fairmount Park Conservancy Repairs to Fairmount Water WorksFamily Service of Chester County General operating support Organizational endowmentFellowship of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts General operating support

First Baptist Church General operating supportFirst United Methodist Church of Germantown Ministry of MusicForest Area School District General operating supportFree Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped General operating supportFree Library of Philadelphia Foundation Chestnut Hill Branch support

General Church of the New Jerusalem Arts ProgramGirl Scouts of Southeastern Pennsylvania General operating supportGloria Dei (Old Swede’s) Church General operating supportGood Shepherd Home General operating supportGreen Mountain College General operating support

Health and Welfare Foundation of Southern Chester County General operating supportHome of the Merciful Saviour for Crippled Children General operating support

Inglis Foundation Maintenance purposesInstitute for Cancer Research Cancer research General operating supportInterfaith Housing Development Corporation of Bucks County General operating supportInterim House To decrease substance abuse among women

Jamestown Historical Society Maintenance and preservation, and operation of the Old Jamestown WindmillJesuit Seminary and Mission Bureau General operating supportJohn Bartram Association Organizational Endowment PaymentJunior League of Philadelphia, PA Organizational Endowment Payment

Henry J. and Willemina B. Kuhn Day Camp General operating supportLankenau Hospital Foundation Assistance of needy patients

Th e Legacy of Love Foundation ScholarshipsLinda Creed Breast Cancer Foundation Organization Endowment PaymentsLutheran Home at Germantown Foundation Upkeep and maintenanceLutheran Home at Moorestown General operating supportLutheran Th eological Seminary at Philadelphia General operating support

Marian Anderson Historical Society Scholars ProgramMasonic Homes at Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania Upkeep and maintenanceMercy Catholic Medical Center for Misericordia Division General operating supportMoore College of Art & Design Scholarships for artists who work in oilsMother Bethel A.M.E. Church Organizational Endowment PaymentMt. Carmel Human Development Corp. Commission on Christian Education

Natural Lands Trust Operating Support for Binky Lee Preserve Northern Home for Children General operating supportNott ingham Monthly Meeting of Friends General operating support

Oxford Church of the Nazarene General operating supportOxford Civic Association General operating supportOxford Methodist Church General operating supportOxford Presbyterian Church General operating support

Pennsylvania Community Real Estate Corp. General operating supportPennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals General operating supportPhiladelphia Orchestra Association General operating supportPhiladelphia Public Schools Retired Em-ployees Assn. General operating supportPhiladelphia Society for the Preservation of Landmarks Organizational Endowment PaymentPhiladelphia Young Playwrights General operating supportPresbyterian Home at 58th Street General operating supportPresbyterian Home For Aged Couples & Aged Persons General operating supportPresbyterian Medical Center of Th e Univ. of Penna. Health System Assistance of needy patientsPrinceton Th eological Seminary To establish scholarships

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Reconstructionist Rabbinical College Scholarship for residents of Delaware CountyRosemont College Conwell Language CenterRegional Performing Arts Center Inc. Maintenance General operating support

Sacred Heart Catholic Church General operating supportSalvation Army - Philadelphia Division General operating supportSchool District of Haverford Township Awards for art studentsSchool District of Philadelphia Charitable medical and dental careSecond United Presbyterian Church General operating supportSett lement Music School General operating support Scholarship aid for studentsShriners Hospital for Children General operating supportSimpson House, Inc. General operating supportSouthern Home Services General operating supportSaint Charles Borromeo Seminary Scholarship for residents of Delaware CountySt. Christopher’s Episcopal Church General operating supportSt. Christopher’s Foundation for Children Medical services to developmentally disabled childrenSt. Edmond’s Home for Children General operating supportSt. Francis Country House General operating supportSt. Joseph’s House for Boys General operating supportSt. Marks Temple Lutheran Church Upkeep and maintenanceSt. Vincent’s Residence for Women General operating support Scholarships (10) Stapeley in Germantown, Inc. General operating supportStudent Welfare Council General operating supportSupreme Temple, Daughters of the Nile Convalescent Relief Fund of the Supreme TempleWallingford Swarthmore School District for Swarthmore-Rutledge School General operating support

Taller Puertorriqueno Organizational Endowment PaymentTemple University Adeline Wachman Endowed Scholarship Temple University School of Medicine Research of prenatal birth defectsTh omas Jeff erson University Hospital General operating supportTh omas Scatt ergood Behavior Health Foundation For assistance of needy patientsTrinity Evangelical Lutheran Church General operating supportTrinity Lutheran Church William C. Young Memorial Fund for maintenance

Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania Walter E. Hering Student Aid Fund University Museum Faculty salaries Scholarship in memory of Herbert R. Wakefi eld for Wharton Business School students with fi nancial needTrustees of the University of Pennsylvania, Morris Arboretum Lectures in horticulture and botanyTrustees of the University of Pennsylvania, School of Design William Steele Gray Scholarship in ArchitectureUrsinus College Scholarships and loans

VNA - Community Services, Inc. Neighborhood-based health care services

Wissahickon Hospice General operating supportWOMENS WAY Ernesta D. Ballard Fund EndowmentWyck Association Organizational Endowment PaymentWyoming Seminary Louise Curry Wakefi eld Memorial Christmas Concert

YMCA of Philadelphia and Vicinity General operating support

Zion Lutheran Church General operating support

ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES:Support the causes that matt er to you

Grants from our funds support an astounding array of community needs. In 2006, we awarded our $250,000,000th grant dollar since our founding in 1918.

Whether your interests are the arts, education, the environment, health, human ser-vices, or community development, your fund can have a powerful infl uence in help-ing the causes that matt er to you.

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Organizational EndowmentFund Grants

Th e African American Museum in PhiladelphiaAIDS Fund

Black Women in Sport FoundationBoys & Girls Club, BridesburgBoys & Girls Club, GermantownBoys & Girls Clubs of Philadelphia, Inc.Th e Brinton Assocation of America, Inc.Bucks County Women’s Fund. Inc.

Th e Center for Emerging Visual ArtistsCivil War and Underground Railroad MuseumTh e Curtis Institute of Music

Family Service of Chester County

Greater Lansdowne Civic Association

Interfaith Housing Development Corpora-tion of Bucks County

John Bartram AssociationJunior League of Philadelphia, PA

Th e Legacy of Love FoundationLinda Creed Breast Cancer Foundation

Mother Bethel A.M.E. Church

Pennsylvania Abolition SocietyPhilabundancePhiladelphia Society for the Preservation of LandmarksPhiladelphia Young PlaywrightsPlanned Parenthood of Chester CountyPrinceton University Art Museum

Sapphire FundTh e Steppingstone Scholars, Inc.

Taller Puertorriqueño

Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania, School of Design

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HOW TO APPLY FOR A GRA NT

Grants from The Philadelphia Foundation’s pool of hundreds of charitable funds are described in several general categories: • Non-discretionary grants are awarded from our Donor-Advised, Designated, Organizational Endow-ment, and Scholarship Funds, in which the generous donors who established these funds largely pre-de-termine the organizations that will receive awards. • Discretionary grants are awarded from our Field of Interest and Undesignated Funds. The Foundation has authority to award grants from these funds. Nonprofit organizations that apply for funding generally receive their grants from these funds. (Ap-plicants do not apply to specific funds, but rather to the Foundation which allocates grants from the most appropriate sources.) • In addition, the Foundation administers grants for the Henrietta Tower Wurts Memorial and man-ages the Fund for Children, a specialized grants program to benefit children in Philadelphia.

In 2006 the Foundation revised our discretionary grant strategy. We no longer fund specific programs or projects with our discretionary dollars. Instead, we are investing in strengthening the nonprofit sec-tor and providing general operating support to im-prove core competencies at all stages of nonprofits’ development. This “Rising Tide” initiative aspires to “lift all boats” in the nonprofit sector which com-prises an astonishing 27% of all non-government employment in Philadelphia and 15% in the region.

Two types of grants are available: • Area nonprofits may apply for Organizational Effectiveness grants to invest in business and management practices that enable organizations to have higher performance in meeting their missions. These grants support such capacity-building needs as strategic planning, financial assess-ment, board and leadership development, market and business analysis, and technology systems. We seek to strengthen and improve business and operational practices critical to the success of nonprofits’ ability to lead, adapt, manage and effectively operate their organizations. • Nonprofits of all sizes may apply for unre-stricted funds through General Operations grants. Successful applicants are rewarded for high per-formance. Applicants demonstrate that they are a “learning institution” consciously employing orga-nizational assessment and development strategies that aim for enhanced organizational performance, regardless of size.

Nonprofit organizations in Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery and Philadelphia Counties that meet our criteria are invited to apply. There are no grant deadlines and no competition: each grant application is judged on its own merits. Grantmaking Services staff holds regular informational sessions and are available to meet with prospective applicants to as-sist them with the process.

The Foundation believes that the health, well-be-ing and growth of the region depend upon strong communities comprised of healthy, well educated, skilled, culturally inspired and economically inde-pendent individuals and families.

Please visit our web site at www.philafound.org and click on “How to get a grant or scholarship” for details.

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The Power of Endless Possibilities in Minority CommunitiesTh e Philadelphia Foundation has long been a pioneer in making the power of philan-thropy available not only to minority communities, but also fr om minority groups as well. We believe it is critical that all members of society harness the generosity within.

We believe that diversity, equity and inclusiveness are fundamental values of com-munity. We are nationally renowned as a foundation that promotes philanthropy and builds permanent endow-ments among underserved communities.

FUNDS ESTABLISHED BY, FOR, AND IN HONOR OF MINORITY COMMUNITIES

Asian American Latino Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender

The Nakahara Family Fund supports a wide range of chari-table purposes

The Hugo Lopez Scholarship Fund assists Hispanic music students

The NLGJA Scholarship Fund was established by the National Lesbian and Gay Journalists As-sociation

128 of The Philadelphia Foundation’s charitable funds – over 1/6 of the total – have been established by, for, and in honor of minority communities

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The Safe Harbor Fund helps young people in need of emergency assistance

The LeRoi Simmons Sick-le Cell Disease Scholarship Fund aids persons with this disease

The Ione Dugger Vargus Fund meets the greatest needs of society – however they change over time

The Dr. Patricia Grasty Gaines Book Award Fund helps African American elemen-tary education majors

The Ivy Cultural and Educational Foundation Fund is building a community center

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Consolidated Statements of Financial Position Dec. 31, 2006 Dec. 31, 2005ASSETSCash and cash equivalents $ 28,284,825 $ 19,548,588 Contributions receivable 25,805,704 30,486,457Prepaid expenses and other assets 60,266 76,280 54,150,795 50,111,325 Non-endowment investments 13,400,128 14,279,453 Endowment investments Equities 163,331,263 145,387,357 Fixed income 67,640,427 63,123,970 Cash surrender value of life insurance 323,092 299,144 Cash and cash equivalents 10,812,075 6,015,960 Other 16,310,221 14,751,381 Total endowment investments 258,417,078 229,577,812

Split interest agreements 5,002,994 4,516,544Property and equipment 17,335 30,803

Total Assets $ 330,988,330 $ 298,515,937

Dec. 31, 2006 Dec. 31, 2005LIABILITIES Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 3,703,748 $ 2,029,788 Grants payable 1,831,721 1,419,020 Liabilities under split interest agreements 1,796,876 1,538,828Liabilities under agency accounts 6,290,635 5,919,700 Total liabilities 13,622,980 10,907,336

NET ASSETS Unrestricted For grant endowments 240,001,024 214,092,290 For grantmaking 37,522,578 28,324,734 For administrative endowment and operations 5,420,195 4,889,073 Total unrestricted 282,943,797 247,306,097 Temporarily restricted 33,316,892 39,259,822 Permanently restricted 1,104,661 1,042,682 Total net assets 317,365,350 287,608,601

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 330,988,330 $ 298,515,937

This report presents only the highlights of our fi nancial activities. The Foundation’s complete audited fi nancial statements are available online at www.philafound.org. A public inspection copy of our Forms 990 and 990-T may be obtained during regular business hours.

The offi cial registration and fi nancial information of The Philadelphia Foundation may be obtained from the Pennsylvania Department of State by calling toll-free, within Pennsylvania, 1-800-732-0999. Registration does not imply endorsement.

Information fi led with the Attorney General concerning this chari-table solicitation may be obtained from the Attorney General of the State of New Jersey by calling 973-504-6215. Registration with the Attorney General does not imply endorsement.

Consolidated Statement of Activities Total for Year Ended Dec. 31, 2006REVENUE AND SUPPORT Gifts, grants and bequests $ 26,725,030 Investment income 7,982,715 Gain on investments, net 25,520,120 Subtotal 60,227,865

EXPENSES Grants 18,273,561 Trustee and investment management fees 617,066 Grantmaking 931,922 Special programs 8,233,731 Development and donor services 941,727 Financial management 933,537 Marketing 321,887 Total expenses 30,253,431

Change in net assets from continuing operations before income taxes $ 29,974,434 Income taxes (184,505)Change in net assets from continuing operations $ 29,789,929Discontinued operations (33,180) Change in net assets 29,756,749

Net assets – beginning of year $ 287,608,601

NET ASSETS – END OF YEAR $ 317,365,350

Investment Managers: The endowment assets of TPF, Inc. are managed by:

Trustees: In establishing a fund, donors have the option of using TPF, Inc. as trustee or one of seven trustee institutions:

Independent Investment ConsultantColonial Consulting

Institutional PartnershipsAmerican FundsBrown Brothers HarrimanMerrill Lynch Community Charitable Fund

American FundsArmstrong ShawAtlantic Asset ManagementBarlow Partners, LLCWilliam Blair & Co.City of London Investment Mgmt. Eagle Capital Management, LLC

Earnest PartnersForester Partners, LPGryphon International Investment Corp.Merrill LynchMetropolitan Real Estate Equity Mgmt., LLCPerennial Capital Management, LLCPhiladelphia International Advisors

PIMCOShenkman Capital ManagementThe Investment Fund for Foundations (TIFF)Turner Investment Partners, Inc.The Vanguard Group

The Bryn Mawr Trust CompanyThe Glenmede Trust CompanyMellon PSFS, N.A.

Pitcairn Trust CompanyPNC Bank, N.A.

Wachovia Bank, N.A.Wilmington Trust of Pennsylvania

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Phil ArkowMarketing/Communications Offi cer

Jeanne-Marie Hagan GrantmakingServices Manager

Ellen P. FosterChair

Eric Fraint, CPA Treasurer

Peggy Amsterdam Andrew A. Chirls, Esq. Oliver Franklin, OBE Pamela H. Godwin

Paul C. Heintz, Esq. Edward Y. Kung, Ph.D.

Gene Locks, Esq.Vice Chair

Asuka Nakahara, M.B.A. Eliana Papadakis R. Duane Perry Emily C. Riley

Frederick J. M. LaValley Jane M. Mullany

Joining the Board of Managers in January 2007:

Lawrence J. Beaser, Esq. Patricia A. Coulter Leslie Anne Miller, Esq. Steve Sanders

Chrissie Bonner*Program Assistant

Nancy BurdVice President for Grantmaking Services

Brian A. BurrellJunior Accountant

Andrea M. CongoExecutive Assistant

Rob Dean*Program Associate

Bridget DonlanFinancial Analyst

Keith DoughtyFinance Associate

Michele FinleyStaff Accountant

Heather Gee, CFRE, CAPVice President for Development Services

Elizabeth HubbardDevelopment & Events Offi cer

Emily Weisgrau Lesnick, CAPDevelopment Offi cer

Mary Ellen MarkovcyScholarship Services Offi cer

Melissa MikusDevelopment Associate

R Perry MonasteroExecutive Director,Delaware Valley Legacy Fund

Heather MoodySystems/Project Analyst

Shawn MooringProgram Offi cer

Charles C. PantiAccounting Manager

Jeff ery W. PerkinsVice President for Finance & Administration

Jennifer PowersGrants Manager

Jodi Rosen Development Offi cer

Alexandra Samuels*Program Director

R. Andrew SwinneyPresident

Sarah WenStaff Accountant

Felicia L. WilkinsReceptionist

Tamara Woods Gift & PayrollAdministrator

Debbie YorkOffi ce Manager

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Lauren Jinks*Development Assistant

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If you would like to start a fund, please contact the Foundation’s development staff to create a fund to meet your personal charitable and fi nancial planning objectives and to learn more about community needs and grantmaking strategies. Every-one is welcome to make a tax-deductible contribution at any time to any of the funds at the Foundation. We also off er opportunities that provide income to you and your family for life while benefi ting the charitable causes that matt er to you.

If you are an att orney or fi nancial advisor, please ask us how Th e Philadelphia Foundation can help you enhance the services you provide to your cli-ents by including charitable giving in their fi nancial, tax and estate planning strategies. We also invite you to use the extensive library and resources in our free on-line Planned Giving Design Center (www.philafound.org).

If you are seeking a grant, please see our website at www.philafound.org, or call the Program Department to speak to a Program Offi cer.

We also can help your nonprofi t organization to estab-lish an endowment fund and organize a planned giving program for your constituents that will benefi t you today and for many years to come.

Call, click or visit us:Telephone 215-563-6417

Fax 215-563-6882

Web site www.philafound.org.

e-mail All staff e-mails consist of the initial of the fi rst name followed by the last name @philafound.org

Address 1234 Market Street, Suite 1800 Philadelphia, PA 19107

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