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Page 1: Madison Community Foundation Annual Meeting June 2014

Helping Good People Do Good

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Madison Community Foundation Board of Governors

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Madison Community Foundation Staff

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Helping Good People Do Good

INSPIRINGSUPPORTING

CONNECTING

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12-Month Activities

• Completed 5-year strategic plan

• Strengthened relationship with AFFW

• Completed three campaigns

• Hired three staff

• Grew contributions, distributions, returns

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Great Performance Campaign

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MCF Core Values

• Generosity: We inspire giving to improve our world

• Permanence: We steward community assets to ensure permanent, multi-generational

philanthropy

• Connectivity: We listen to fundholders, learn about community initiatives and foster

connections

• Effectiveness: We identify opportunities, align actions and produce results

• Integrity: We create trust by acting with transparency and accountability

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MCF Stakeholder Themes

Knowledge of the community

Permanence

Expertise

Identify and foster connections

Independent objectivity

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MCF Mission

Madison Community Foundation uses its local knowledge and assets to

inspire giving, support meaningful initiatives and connect people for the

common good.

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MCF Vision

The Greater Madison Area will bea vibrant and generous place

where people help each other thrive.

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Helping Good People Do Good

INSPIRINGSUPPORTING

CONNECTING

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Financial Highlights

Total Assets: $153,190,047

Contributions Received: $9,212,371

Gifts Received: 3,465

Number of Donors: 1,763

Distributions: $7,996,802

Number of grants: 1,378

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Your Support Doing Good in the World

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Fundholders – Areas of Focus

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Average AnnualInvestment Returns

as of 12/31/13

  Value 1 Year3

Years5

Years10

YearsDiversified Portfolio $132.5 M 15.11% 6.49%

10.46% 5.21%

benchmark 

14.90% 8.10%11.28

% 5.85%

           

ESG Portfolio $3.8 M 20.69%10.29

%11.90

% 6.18%

benchmark 

17.55%11.06

%12.71

% 6.54%

           Maximum Giving Portfolio $5.9 M 9.85% 5.65%    benchmark   4.17% 5.87%    

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Intergenerational Equity

“The trustees of endowed institutions are the guardians of the future against the claims of the present. Their task in managing the endowment is to preserve equity among generations.”

James Tobin, Economist

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Investment Goals

Enhance MCF Long-Term Viability• maximize value of permanent endowment• prudent level of risk• long-term investment program 

Return Objective• normal inflation + spending• preserve purchasing power of the funds

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Excellent Stewards

MCF Board of Governors

MCF Investment Committee

Joan Burke, Chair Jack BolzJim Bradley Phyllis LovrienSteve Brown Ron MensinkJac Garner Tom OlsonBlaine Renfert Mark ReadyDave Stark Dave Reinecke

Carrie Thome

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Trusted Professionals

Commonfund• Outsourced Chief Investment Officer• 50 Sub-advisors of marketable and

hedging strategies• 70 private capital managers

 Walden Asset Management• ESG portfolio manager

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Asset Allocation Process

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ESG Considerations• Demonstrated accountability• Management systems• Peer group comparison• Trends over time

• Capital reinvestment• Human rights• Local impacts

• Board structure• ESG reporting• Executive compensation• Political spending and lobbying

• Compensation/benefits• Diversity• Labor relations• Safety and workplace conditions

• Climate change• Resource efficiency• Waste reduction• Water risk

Environment Workplace

CommunityCorporate Governance

Sources of information• Company • Government databases• Independent research providers• Issue-based technical experts• Major media and trade journals

ESG Research FrameworkInforms Portfolio Screening and Shareholder Engagement

Core Products &

Services

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Real-Life Results

Fund Inception 1991

Total Contributions to Fund $15,086,613

Cumulative Grants from $21,965,255 Fund since inception

12/31/13 Fund balance $16,946,529

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Helping Good People Do Good

INSPIRINGSUPPORTING

CONNECTING

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Dorothy Blotz, FundholderField of Interest

Inspiring Donors

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Christine Rew Barden, Advisor

Trusts & Estates Attorney

“The philanthropic services offered by Madison Community Foundation are not only cost effective, but make philanthropy easy, flexible, and effective…”

Inspiring Donors

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Inspiring Donors

Glenn and Cleo Sonnedecker, FundholdersCommunity Impact

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Friends of Dane County Parks Endowment

Inspiring Donors

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Inspiring Donors

• Thank you• Proactive outreach• Current & future goals– Donor Fundholder

– Fundholder Legacy Society

– Legacy Society Fundholder

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Helping Good People Do Good

INSPIRINGSUPPORTING

CONNECTING

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Madison Public LibraryNew Downtown Library

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Clean Lakes AllianceConservation and Infrastructure

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A Fund for WomenEndowment Challenge Grant

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Boys and Girls ClubCollege Club

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Simpson Street Free PressAfter School Academic Academy

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Operation Fresh Start Pathways Premium Program

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YMCACommunity School Pilot Program

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Omega SchoolGED Digital Curriculum

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Salvation ArmyComputer Lab

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Bridge Lake Point & Vera Court Neighborhood Centers Latino Academy Workforce Development

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River Food PantryWalk-in Cooler

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Central Park

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Madison OperaNew Building

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Madison BalletDracula

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Madison Music Makers

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Wisconsin Youth Symphony Orchestra

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Wolf Run Association Black Earth Creek Trail in Mazomanie

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Dane County ParksEndowment Challenge Grant

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Wisconsin WetlandsEndowment Challenge Grant

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Dane County Humane SocietyCapital Campaign

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Attic Angel

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Domestic Abuse Intervention ServicesCapital Campaign

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Henry Vilas Zoo

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 Splash ParksMadison, Middleton, Fitchburg

Splash Park

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Neighborhood Center COMETS(Creating Opportunity in Math, Engineering, Technology and Science)

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GROW CoalitionDigging In Project

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Lakeview Elementary “Pazillion”

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Orchard Ridge Elementary

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Whalen Pond

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Beyond the Page Endowment

$1.4 million raised!

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Cost-free, Collaborative, Countywide

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Helping Good People Do Good