2020 Annual Report

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Our Mission

is to help people invest in meaningful ways to
make a difference in the community by building
permanent endowment funds and meeting
charitable community needs.

DIRECTOR'S LETTER

Cloud County, your strength and commitment to a better Cloud
County community astounds me. As we conclude our 18th year in
October 2020, the Community Foundation for Cloud County
(CFCC) is pleased to recognize the establishment of three new
funds in the CFCC. These include two designated funds, the
American Legion Avenue of Flags Fund, and the Dana J. Nelson
Memorial Scholarship Fund and a provisional fund, the Full Court
Press for Progress Fund.

In fiscal year ending June 30, 2020, (the COVID-19 Year) over
$510,000 of new monies have been invested in the CFCC.
This community’s investment in the 67 funds in the foundation as
of June 30, 2020 totaled over $8,445,000. Forty-eight of the
existing funds received additional contributions during the year.

Your past investments in the CFCC provided us the opportunity to
make annual charitable contributions from 56 funds totaling over
$500,000 to Cloud County charitable efforts and nonprofits, once
again. These grants included 16 special procedure COVID-19
grants to County charities totaling over $61,950.

Whatever your passion, we’ll help you connect your gifts with
what our community needs. And that starts with YOU. Check out
how your passion creates impact today and transforms tomorrow
through the Community Foundation for Cloud County.

Thanks to all of the contributors, fund holders, grant applicants,
board members and all who support our foundation’s mission to
connect your gifts to our community needs.

THANK YOU!

Robert L. Steimel
Executive Director

ABOUT THE FOUNDATION

The Community Foundation for Cloud County was
founded in 2002 to benefit the communities of
Cloud County. The foundation is a permanent
source of charitable funds used to meet both the
current and future needs of our county.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS BOARD ALUMNI Kim Krull
Donald LacKamp
Monte Wentz, Chair Harley Adams Mike Lamm
Tammy Marrs, Vice-Chair Darla J. Bebber Janet Lowell
Jeremy Will, Treasurer Charles Bowers Kirk Lowell
Sr. Mary Therese Blecha Dana Brewer Marilyn Martin
Robert Frasier Scott Condray Josh Meyer
Denise de Rochefort-Reynolds Dr. Bonnie Crammer Carol Miller
Margo Hosie Mari Detrixhe Alberta Neel
Ashely Hutchinson Michael Dove Harold Poland
Megan Nobert Cathy Feriend David Redmond
Mark Paul Joann Freeborn Susan Retter
Jesse Pounds Phil Gilliland Quentin Smith
Keith Pourtenier John Gisselbeck Sr. Mary Jo Thummel
Mary Beth Smith John Herbin Dr. Danette Toone
Lorene Steimel, Volunteer Rodney Imhoff Beth Whisler
Norman Johnson
Secretary (Ex-Officio) Ron Johnson
Kim Wiesner Jim Kerr

Brenda Wisbey

2019 MATCH MONTH SUCCESS

Through a month-long gift matching initiative in November, the
community foundation raised over $100,000 for community grants
and operations. During Match Month, donors make gifts to the
community foundation to support community grants. These gifts
are then matched at 150% by the Dane G. Hansen Foundation.
Over the last four years Match Month has raised $302,979

Total Raised $40,261

Total Matched $60,392

Total Benefit $100,653
$0
$25,000 $50,000 $75,000 $100,000 $125,000

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FOUNDING DONORS

Our founders inspired the creation and growth of the
foundation. We are forever grateful for the support of
these generous donors!

Individuals & Families Business Entities

Dana, Tina & Marie Brewer Babe Houser Motor Co., Inc.
Ronald W. & Susan M. Champlin Central National Bank
Scott R. & Melinda L. Condray Citizens National Bank
Richard & Pauline Cook Citizens State Bank
Dale D. & Mary Jane Cool City of Concordia
John F. & Carman L. Davis Cloud Ceramics
Dan & Shelly Farha Cloud County Community College
Dr. Warren S., Jr. & Cloud County Community

Rep. Joann L. Freeborn Resources Council, Inc.
Steve & Karen Geisler Cloud County Health Center, Inc.
Delmer F., Jr. & Ruth M. Harris CloudCorp
Darrel & Margo Hosie Concordia Auto Mart, Inc.
Austin F. & Lorene I. Huscher Cook Foundation
Joe & Maria Jindra Funk Pharmacy
Norman W. & Sherry M. Johnson Horizon Wind Energy, LLC
Donald E. & Sharon K. Kling The Jamestown State Bank
Donald R. & Robin R. LacKamp Peltier Foundry, Inc.
Kirk G. & Janet E. Lowell Peoples Exchange Bank
Devine & Barbara Montoya Twin Valley Telephone, Inc.
Everett C. & Margaret B. Morgan United Bank & Trust
Dr. Paul L. & Peggy Nelson Wal-Mart Supercenter
J. Stephen & Faith M. Nyswonger
Susan Retter SUSTAINING
E. Phil & Marguerite J. Smith DONORS
Quentin C. & Christine A. Smith
Robert L. & Maridell I. Steimel Sustainers made a significant
Thomas M. & Suzanne F. Tuggle financial commitment to the
Richard W. & Harriet M. Wahl operations of the community
Michael L. & Marsha L. Wentz foundation.
Beth Whisler
Greg & Kim Wiesner Central National Bank
Steve & Judy Womack Charles H. & Isabell Blosser
Charles A. & Tamara R. Zimmerman
Foundation
Concordia Technologies, LLC
Scott & Melinda Condray
Dale D. & Mary Jane Cool Fund
Dane G. Hansen Foundation
Daniel & Amy Gerber
Kansas Health Foundation
Wayne & Alberta Neel
RMA Engineering, LLC
Quentin & Christine Smith
Robert & Lorene Steimel

2019-2020 DONORS

Large or small, every gift contributes to the community foundation’s ability to serve the community. We have
made every effort to include all gifts from July 1, 2019, to June 30, 2020. If you believe there is an error or need
to make a correction, please contact us.

Jason & Kelsey Abitz CWB Holdings Susan Haver
Harley & Darla Adams Dane G. Hansen Foundation Jarold & Linda Hayden
AgMark, LLC John & Carman Davis Heartland Leasing
American Century Investments Denise de Rochefort-Reynolds Genevieve Heath
Don & Jennette Deneault Derek & Tracey Holmes
Foundation Jim & Marearl Denning Mike & Cheryl Holmes
American Legion Post No. 76 Joe & Sandra Detrixhe Robin & Annette Hood
Kent & Ellen Anderson Mari Detrixhe Shelly Horkman
Anonymous Keith & Wini Dewey Darrel & Margo Hosie
Kristen Baker Dr. Kent Dobbins & Dr. Jacob Linda Houser
Robert Ballard Brandt & Ashley Hutchinson
Jo Anne Balthazor Letourneau Gary Jahne
C. Ann Barnett E & C Nesting, LLC Amber Jensen
Larry & Sue Barnett The Notre Dame Scholarship Trust Jane Jewell
Denise Baumann Steve & April Elstrom Eric & Carole Johnson
Rev. Henry Baxa Dan Farha Harold & Carmen Johnson
Don Berman & Nancy Young Garrett & Amber Farha Randy & Marcy Johnson
Dennis & Annie Bergmann Terry & Barbara Ferguson Ron & Shari Johnson
Melissa Bixby First Presbyterian Church Mark & Kathy Johnston
The Charles H. & Isabell Blosser Everett & Glorianna Ford Genevieve Jones
Amy Fowler Steven Kittrell & Susan Hattan
Foundation Gary & Joan Fraser Knights of Columbus Council #1142
Tim & Marsha Bombardier Robert & Rhoda Frasier James & Jacqueline Koch
Charles & Elaine Bowers Ric & Lynette Fredrickson Kurt & Cindy Kocher
Gertrude Breault Danielle Freeborn Loren & Norine Koester
Craig & Daphne Brockman Joann Freeborn Kristine Kollath
Jessica Brucken Leslie & Karen Freeman Deanna Kymer
Steven & Krista Bryant Funk Pharmacy Amy Lange
Gerald & Pamela Campbell Gallagher Plumbing & Heating, Inc. James & Ann Lanoue
C. Lloyd & Kay Castner Jerry & Mary Jane Gallagher Dean & Pam Larson
Catholic High Alumni Chris Garner Richard Larson
CBHC Holdings, LLC Steven & Judith Gelderman Deb Lewellyn
Central National Bank William & Wendy Genereux Kayleen Lewis
Century 21 GHC Associates, Inc. Dan & Any Gerber Carlyle & Kelsey Lindberg
CF Sunshine Foundation Fund Phil & Brenda Gilliland Ronald & Linda Logan
Steven & Kari Champlin GMJ, LLC Gary & Julie Lohse
Chaput-Buoy Funeral Home Austin Graham Betty Losh
Gene & Virginia Charbonneau Bruce & Michelle Graham Richard & Roberta Lowrey
Joe & Deborah Clair Steve & Walene Graham Lyle & Joan Morgan Family Trust
Arlene Clayton Dwane & Darlene Griffiths Lowell May
CloudCorp Daniel Haist Albert & Kari McCall
Concordia Auto Mart, Inc. Noel & Gloria Hanson Curtis & Erin McKain
Concordia Chevrolet Buick, LLC. Rick & Alice Faye Hanson David & Jane Meats
Concordia Optimist Club Scott & Amber Hanson Will & Lindsay Metcalf
Concordia Rotary Club Daniel & Irina Harris Larry & Deanna Metro
Scott & Melinda Condray Susan Harris Everette & Marlene Miller
Jim & Joyce Coppoc Delton & Marilyn Hatesohl
Julie Cory Greg Hattan, D.D.S.
John Cox Gregory & Janice Hattan
Cunningham Communications Richard & Patricia Hattan

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2019-2020 DONORS

Large or small, every gift contributes to the community foundation’s ability to serve the community. We have
made every effort to include all gifts from July 1, 2019, to June 30, 2020. If you believe there is an error or need
to make a correction, please contact us.

Garrett & Katie Miller Ben & Tawni Retter Richard & Denise Swenson
Michael & Luann Miller Seth Retter Russell & Barbara Swenson
Tony Miller Susan Retter Ryan & Melissa Swenson
Mary Milo Craig & Jillian Richard Jean Swiercinsky
Doug Moore Ruth Riley The Elk State Bank
Shirley Moynihan Paul Rimovsky Mary Margaret Tholstrup
Paul Mueller RMA Engineering, LLC Jeff & Shella Thoman
Karl & Betty Musick Wayne & Savannah Robeson Larry & Lorrie Thoman
Nazareth Convent & Academy, Inc. Donald & Sharon Robinson Dennis & Connie Tooley
Wayne & Alberta Neel Lyle & Jane Ross Bruce & Lois Tracy
Diane Nelson Mark & JoDee Rothfuss Evelyn Trickel
Dorothy Nelson Caitlan Ryser Thomas & Suzanne Tuggle
Mikki & Madeline Nelson Teresa Shippy United Church Women
Paul & Elizabeth Nelson Janet Shrader Milton & Jennie VanGundy
Steve Nelson Marvin & Barbara Shunn Richard Vickers
Margaret Nobert Joshua & Molly Skocny Connie Walenta
Gary Nolan Quentin Smith Alice Walker
Kathleen Norman Randy & Mary Beth Smith Katherine Walton
Toby Nosker Mary Snowbarger Mike & Marsha Wentz
James & Maria Nuss Gina Spade Monte & Nancy Wentz
Our Lady of Perpetual Help David & Kimberly Sprague Ron & Paula Wepprich
Robert & Dolores St. Pierre Michael & Jo Werner
Altar Society Bob & Lorene Steimel David & LeeAnn Westerhaus
Mark & Elaine Paul Elsie M. Stiffler Steven & Lisa Wetter
Marvin & Eudora Peterson Kevin & Denise Stover David Wiesner
Brenton & Wonda Phillips Joseph Strittmatter Greg & Kim Wiesner
Jesse Pounds Susan L. Sutton John & Brenda Wisbey
Lyle & Marcia Pounds Janice A. Swenson Greg & Arlinda Worthen
David & Marilyn Redmond Loren & Joyce Swenson Mary Wright
Judith Reedy Madlyn Swenson
John & Susan Regan

GIVE. GROW. GRANT.

Your gift to the community foundation will grow over time, just like a tree! Whether you plant a seed by starting a new
fund or help a fund grow by giving to an existing fund, every gift to the community foundation helps provide “fruit” for
the community through grants and scholarships.

Today... After 15 years... After 25 years... After 50 years...
You decide to make Your gift has grown to Your gift has grown to Your gift has grown to
a permanent gift of $15,000 and given $18,600 and given $51,000 and given
$10,000. $10,000 to charity. $19,000 to charity. $35,000 to charity.

OUR AFFILIATION

We are a member of the Greater Salina KATY KITCHEN
Community Foundation’s affiliate
network in north central Kansas. Director of Regional Affiliates
[email protected]
This network helps us effectively pool resources with other
foundations for community growth. We benefit from ANGELA KERNER
experienced investment and administration services,
marketing support, ongoing training and technical assistance Affiliate Operations Coordinator
from GSCF staff. Our local advisory board provides leadership [email protected]
on decisions that directly impact our community!

Community Foundation for Cloud County
Heartland Community Foundation
Jewell County Community Foundation
Osborne County Community Foundation
Ottawa County Community Foundation
Post Rock Community Foundation
Republic County Community Foundation
Russell County Area Community Foundation
Smith County Community Foundation
Smoky Hills Charitable Foundation
Smoky Valley Community Foundation
Solomon Valley Community Foundation
Washington County Community Foundation

TO LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR AFFILIATION
visit www.gscf.org
or contact one of our affiliate staff members

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NEW AG FACILITY FOR
CLOUD COUNTY CC

The Cloud County Community College (CCCC) Agriculture Facility
began as a small 20' x 30' pole shed. As the program has grown, so
have the needs and possibilities for what a bigger facility could offer
for the program. The Community Foundation for Cloud County in
collaboration with other community entities awarded the program
funding for a new facility. This new 80' x 100' building will help
CCCC meet the needs of its growing agriculture program,
providing space for the precision ag equipment and livestock as
well as allow for community and business outreach opportunities.

“We are building a space with the potential to be so much more,
and meet the needs of not only the college, but the community,”
said grantee Heather Gennette. “We envision events and shows of
all kinds that people from all over can attend.” This new space will
provide an indoor environment for students to experience hands-
on learning through the college's agriculture program, a space for
local high school and youth programs and enhance enrichment
opportunities for local business and the community.

"They didn't just come for the book, they stayed and
checked out all the activities, danced with Jammin'
Randy, and honked every horn!"

STACEY SMITH

TOUCH-A-TRUCK
WITH BROADWAY

In September of 2019, The Broadway Plaza hosted a new event
called Touch-A-Truck. The committee collaborated with local
businesses to provide unique specialty equipment for all ages to
touch, climb in and learn about. One goal of this event was also to
entice a love of reading for kids by offering a free book to the first
50 families that attended the event. With the support of a grant
from the community foundation, the first 50 families received a
special Usborne book, "Big Book of Big Trucks."

"I am blown away by how successful the event was," said grantee
Stacey Smith. "With the funding that we received for the books, it
encouraged many members of the community to show up early.
They didn't just come for the book, they stayed and checked out all
the activities, danced with Jammin' Randy, and honked every horn!"

Home Is... WHERE PEOPLE SHARE
THEIR GIFTS

"Without funding from the community foundation, we
wouldn't have been able to play because the team didn't
have a sponsor."
AMY LANGE

CONCORDIA "QUARANTEAM"

While most activities look a little different during these times, bringing a "norm" to youth also brings a positive
impact to the community. With losing spring baseball, Coach Brandt Hutchison and contributing community
members saw a need to bring summer baseball back to Concordia and area youth.
The Community Foundation for Cloud County awarded funds to make this a reality. Funds were used for
insurance, umpires and baseball supplies. "It was a great opportunity for our young men to play games at
home. We had great attendance where parents, grandparents, friends, and community members came out to
watch the boys play a sport they didn't get the opportunity to play in the spring," said grantee Amy Lange.
This funding made it possible for youth to remain active while being able to be around friends and coaches,
who are all a part of a support system. "Without funding from the community foundation, we wouldn't have
been able to play because the team didn't have a sponsor," said Lange.

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DOWNTOWN
SOUNDS

With the revitalization of the 6th Street buildings in downtown
Concordia, the wired speaker system was cut in multiple places and no
longer in use. The Community Foundation for Cloud County supported
the community improvement with a grant that assisted in purchasing
and installing a new wireless speaker system. The new system consists of
20 speakers that cover a 4-block span of Concordia's business district.
The speakers offer live streaming of audio for ambient background
music, seasonal music, festivals and parades.

During concerts or movies at Concordia’s Broadway Plaza, the Mobile
Master transmitter can be relocated to the site and connect to the
equipment to send a live feed downtown, potentially attracting patrons
to the plaza. "This was a wonderful project that gave new life to
downtown Concordia. It also inspired others in the community to give to
the project, and we cannot thank you enough for giving us the boost we
needed to get this project done," said grantee Heather Gennette.

LIFETIME HUNTING
AND FISHING

To encourage youth to spend time outdoors and understand the
importance for habitat conservation, Cloud County Ducks Unlimited
gives away one lifetime hunting and finishing license to a greenwing
attendee at their annual conservation banquet. The Community
Foundation for Cloud County was able to support the organizations
mission, by sponsoring one of the licenses. Cade Anderson was the 2019
attending greenwing member awarded with the license. This allows
Cade to hunt or fish in Kansas throughout his lifetime, even if he no
longer resides in Kansas. "You can always tell how excited the winners of
these licenses are by their huge smiles and beaming faces," said grantee
Joshua Meyer.

"You can always tell how excited the winners of these
licenses are by their huge smiles and beaming faces."

JOSHUA MEYER

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To learn more about leaving a gift in your will or trust,
contact your professional advisor or call us at 785-243-1008!

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2019-2020

Grant Recipients

The following organizations received either donor-directed or
competitive grants from funds at the community foundation:

Baptist Church of Concordia Kansas Post Rock Limestone
Boys Town Coalition
Catholic Medical Mission Board KSU River Valley Extension
City of Concordia Last Chance Treatment Foundation
City of Jamestown
Cloud County Corp.
Cloud County Children's Trust Mercy Home for Boys & Girls
Cloud County Community Miltonvale Educational Charitable
Foundation
College National Orphan Train Complex
Cloud County Community Nazareth Convent & Academy, Inc.
Resources Council NCK PAWS
Cloud County Ducks Unlimited Neighborhood Initiatives, Inc.
Cloud County Fair Association North Central Kansas CASA, Inc.
Cloud County Found. for Health North Central Kansas Teens For
Care, Inc.
Cloud County Health Center, Inc. Christ
Cloud County Historical Society Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church
Cloud County Resource Center POW Camp Concordia Fund
Cloud County Tourism Endowed
Cloud County Community POW Camp Concordia Preservation
College Foundation Society
Concordia Area Chamber of Sacred Heart Southern Missions
Commerce Salvation Army Service Ext. Unit
Concordia Lutheran Church Sisters of St. Joseph of Concordia, KS
Concordia Rotary Club Smoky Hills Public Television
Concordia Senior Citizens Center St. Anthony Catholic Church
Concordia Wesleyan Church St. John the Baptist Catholic Church
First United Methodist Church St. Joseph's Indian School
Food Bank for Cloud County The Brown Grand Opera House, Inc.
Community The Notre Dame Scholarship Trust
Frank Carlson Library Trinity United Methodist Church
Impact Fund for Cloud County Unbound
Kansas Big Brothers Big Sisters USD 224 - Clifton-Clyde

USD 333 - Concordia

2019-2020

Scholarship Recipients

The following students received scholarships through the
community foundation’s competitive scholarship program with
funding from the C. Carl Cunningham Rotary Scholarship, Carol
Puckett Memorial Scholarship, CF Sunshine Scholarship, Gertrude
Whitebread Scholarship, Pauline and Richard A. Cook Family
Scholarship, Wayne and Alberta Neel Scholarship and the Wendy
Ann Koch Memorial Scholarship.

ADRIANNA MICHAUD JULISA MARTINEZ
Fort Hays State University Cloud County Coummunity College

ALEX KAUFMANN KORA SNAVELY
Kansas State University Kansas State University
MACY MCMILLAN
AUSTIN KAUFMANN Kansas State University Polytechnic
Kansas State University
MADELYN MEYER
CIARA KEARN Fort Hays State University
Fort Hays State University
PAUL RUNDUS
CIERRA KAHRS Kansas State University
University of Kansas ROPE DORMAN
ELIZABETH DUVALL Kansas State University
Washburn University ROYLYNN MADDEN
EMILY GENEREUX Fort Hays State University
Kansas State University TAEGEN LARSEN
HANNAH KINDEL Hutchinson Community College
Washburn University TIM PELTIER
IVON OWEN Kansas State University
Kansas State University

JORDAN ESHBAUGH
Fort Hays State University

IMPACT NUMBERS

In 2020, $470,643 total grand and scholarships were awarded to 135
organizations and students throughout the fiscal year. Since inception,
$3,087,225 has been awarded on the behalf of generous donors, making our
community a better place to live!

GRANTS & SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED PER FISCAL YEAR

$500,000 $470,643

$400,000 $341,728
$300,000

$200,000

$100,000 $92,756

$0 $51,327 2016 2020
2008
2012

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FOUNDATION FUNDS

Endowed funds produce charitable income every year and help
donors create a legacy of giving.

DONOR ADVISED FUNDS FIELD OF
INTEREST FUNDS
Enable donors to recommend grants to the
charitable organizations or programs of Enable donors to support a designated cause or
their choice. geographic area. (e.g. the arts, a specific
community, etc.)
Blosser Foundation Fund
CF Sunshine Foundation Fund Cloud County Economic Development Fund
Bruce & Michelle Graham Donor Advised Fund Cloud County Public Health Fund
HOPE Donor Advised Fund Dane G. Hansen Community Grant Fund - Cloud
Robert & Lorene Steimel Donor Advised Fund Gelvin-Ingersoll Medical Education Fund
Kansas Health Foundation Fund for Cloud County
Steve & Walene Graham Donor Advised Fund Youth Activity Fund

DESIGNATED FUNDS ORGANIZATION FUNDS

Provide annual support for specific Provide annual income for nonprofit organizations
charities selected by the donor. in support of their charitable work.

American Legion Avenue of Flags Fund Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Cloud County Fund
Chavey Charitable Fund Broadway Plaza Operating Fund
Concordia High School Endowment Fund Brown Grand Theatre Fund
Concordia Wesleyan Church Benevolent Fund Catholic Youth Education Fund
Dale D. & Mary Jane Cool Fund Child Advocacy Fund FTBO NCK CASA
Dana J. Nelson Memorial Scholarship Fund Cloud County 4-H Youth Fund
Doug Moore Wrestling Scholarship Fund Cloud County Community College Foundation Fund
Freda L. Radcliffe Fund Cloud County Community College Student
Kansas Health Foundation Operating Fund for
Enrichment Fund
Cloud County Cloud County Foundation for Health Care, Inc. Fund
Lorene M. Fraser Fund Cloud County Historical Society Fund
M. Lavon & Jack R. Brosseau Endowment Fund Concordia Lutheran Church Foundation Fund
Margaret Babcock Morgan & Everett C. Morgan Concordia Lutheran Church Fund
Concordia Senior Citizens Center Fund
Family Fund First United Methodist Church Foundation Fund
Orphan Train Heritage Society of America Fund Food Bank for Cloud County Community Fund
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish Endowed Frank Carlson Library Fund
National Orphan Train Complex Fund
Memorial Fund NCK PAWS Fund
St. Concordia Cemetery Fund Park Villa Nursing Home Fund
"Swede" & Larry Nelson Baseball Scholarship Fund POW Camp Concordia Fund
Teens for Christ Ministry Fund Sisters of St. Joseph of Concordia Fund
Sunset Home, Inc. Fund
Trevor Lee Gennette Memorial Scholarship Fund The Baptist Church of Concordia Fund

SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS ADMINISTRATIVE FUNDS

Assist and encourage promising students, Supports foundation operations.
including those challenged by
educational costs. Cloud County Administrative Fund
C. Carl Cunningham Rotary Scholarship Fund
Carol Puckett Memorial Scholarship Fund UNRESTRICTED FUNDS
CF Sunshine Scholarship Fund
Cloud Ceramics Masonry Scholarship Fund Supports foundations community grantmaking.
Gertrude Whitebread Scholarship Fund
Irene Saulnier Scholarship Fund Impact Fund for Cloud County
Pauline & Richard A. Cook Family Scholarship
Seize the Moment Fund - Cloud County
Fund
Wayne & Alberta Neel Scholarship Fund

Wendy Ann Koch Memorial Scholarship Fund

PROVISIONAL FUNDS

Supports groups or organizations raising money
for a specific community project.

Full Court Press For Progress Fund

FINANCIAL ASSET GROWTH SINCE 2008
OVERVIEW
As of June 30, 2020, the foundation's total
None of this would be possible without people like you!
Your support makes a meaningful difference in Cloud asset size reached $8,455,715 with 66 funds.
County, both now and in the future.

COMPETITIVE GRANTMAKING SINCE INCEPTION $10,000,000

$500,000

$8,455,715

$400,000

$7,500,000

$300,000 $6,018,156
$200,000
$5,000,000

$2,500,000

$100,000 $1,979,131
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$491,086
was donated from 233
generous donors in the
2020 fiscal year.

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201 W. 6th St. · Concordia, KS 66901
785-243-1008 · [email protected]
www.communityfoundationforcloudcounty.org
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