2016 Annual Report - Our Fund...James K. LaBrie Robert Lee Charles V. Loring Kent McIntyre and John Tambasco Brian McNaught and Raymond Struble Peter Meyerhoefer and Stephen Larimore

2016 Annual Report

Dear FriendsWe are excited to share with you in this annual report examples of impact, stories of giving and images of inspiration that Our Fund Foundation has affected through our efforts to connect people who care with causes that matter in South Florida.

As we enter our sixth year as a community foundation supporting lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people and causes, we continue to expand our profile and deepen our level of commitment and giving. We are fortunate to have attracted a wide and generous community of supporters who engage with Our Fund Foundation to further their philanthropic goals. From establishing estate plans designed to benefit local agencies to facilitating donor advised funds that allow for streamlined and tax-beneficial giving, Our Fund has the capacity to increase and elevate giving that supports non-profit agencies advancing LGBT causes.

Our year was marked by a change in executive leadership as founding President & CEO Tony Timiraos retired in December 2015 and David Jobin assumed the mantle coming to Our Fund from down the street at Stonewall National Museum & Archives. Because of a dedicated Board of Directors, an informed and participatory base of stakeholders and an increasingly sophisticated and stable network of agencies, Our Fund successfully navigated the change and stands poised to play a greater role in affecting change as we enter the 2nd half of our first decade.

Our Annual Report is our chance to trumpet our good and important work and the reliable and relatable manner in which we conduct ourselves in South Florida. If you are a current supporter, we hope that you see your values at work in the following pages. If you’re not a member of the Our Fund family, we invite you to join us on our journey to make South Florida the most livable community in the country for LGBT people.

Sincerely,

David Jobin Chuck LoringPresident & CEO Board Chair

Causes that Matter

Founder of Thou Art Woman

“Women in Network is a wonderful organization that carves out a special part of the LGBTQ community where women are often overlooked.” Ghenete Wright Muir

Scott BennettDonor Advised Fundholder

Peter Zimmer & Jim SteppDonor Advised Fundholders

William PortalatínBoard Chair of Latinos Salud

“I appreciate Our Fund because of the ease and efficiency that my donor advised fund allows.”

People who Care

Learn more about Donor Advised Funds: visit Our-Fund.org or call Mark Blaylock at

954-565-1090.

Our Fund Foundation secures the LGBT community’s

future by promoting and increasing responsible

philanthropy, strengtheningcommunity organizations and their leaders, and connecting donors to causes that matter.

Legacy Giving – In the tradition of community foundations across the country, Our Fund allows philanthropists to leave lasting legacies for specific causes and agencies through wills and estates.

What We Do How We Do It

Donor Advised Funds - Our Fund provides a simple and powerful way to manage giving in one place – maximizing impact and minimizing record-keeping and tax burdens.

iGive Society – The Giving Circle of donors who contribute$1,500+ annually to support Our Fund’s grant making activities (50%) and sustain the operations and mission of Our Fund (50%). For example, Latinos Salud's testing van was made possible by an iGive Grant.

Causes that Matter

“Latinos Salud's testing van allows us to reach people where they are. We are dedicated to providing free HIV testing to our community.” Obed Cabarello

Counseling Services Coordinator at Latinos Salud

The Hawke FamilySunServe Members

Louis Malkin & Dino GeorgiouLegacy Society Members

Stacy HydePresident/ CEO Broward House

“Our Fund creates a desire and opportunity to support what we feel is vital for the LGBT Community to thrive.”

People Who Care

Our Fund was ranked # 2 in the USA fornumber of grants issued in the 2014 Funders for LGBTQ Issues Report. We currently have over $2.3 Million held in over 50 Endowed, Donor-Advised, Agency and Community Funds to provide for causes that matter.

$3.5 Million in grants made since Our Fund was founded in 2011.

Impact

$1,044,526 in grants distributed in the last year, made possible by our iGive Society Members and Fundholders.

$256,400 Equality Issues

$179,119 Youth & Education

$175,108 Health & Well-being

$143,799 Art & Culture

$132,850 LGBT Seniors

$41,847 Pets & Animals

$19,446 Faith Based

$95,957 LGBT Community Centers

Our audits and 990s are available on-line

at Our-Fund.org

Causes that Matter

“Coffee and Conversation at The Pride Center is a great way to catch up with folks who may not see each other throughout the week." Phil Prentice

Member of The Pride Center at Equality Park

People who CareMark KetchamCo-Founder of Our Fund

Bob KnottsFounder of the Humanity Project

Lorenzo & Derald RobertsonPride Center members

“Our Fund impacts the community through its grant programs and has collectively raised the bar for LGBT non-profits."

The embodiment of Our Fund Foundation’s support of non-profit agencies advancing LGBT issues in South Florida is its iGive grant program.

Our Fund Foundation’s grants fund proposed ideas, projects and programs from non-profit organizations advancing LGBT causes and issues in Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach Counties. Grant monies raised through iGive Society annual gifts, and cause-related and unrestricted funds are directed to Our Fund granting and are awarded twice annually in April and October.

Spring 2016 Grantees & ProjectsEquality Florida InstituteSupporting LGBT protections in the workplace

Gay Men’s Chorus of South FloridaHelping the Chorus find their next home as they grow

Gilda’s Club of South FloridaFighting cancer in women who partner with women

The Humanity Project Making middle schools bully-free zones

Jewish Community Services of South FloridaSupporting the needs of LGBT seniors in Miami

Latinos SaludProviding new HIV services for Latino men in Kendall

Pet Project for PetsAllowing LGBT seniors to keep their trusted pets

The Pride CenterKeeping LBTQ women healthier

South Florida Pride Wind Ensemble Awarding music scholarships to LGBT students

Stonewall National Museum & ArchivesEnhancing and building out the Stonewall library

Tuesday’s AngelsSupplying bus passes to LGBT seniors

YES InstituteEducating youth on gender and orientation.

Spring 2016 Grant CommitteeDarcy Beeman, ChairBrian AltschulerScott BennettPeter BurleighJim McDonaldChuck NichollsJohn RuarkSue Wilder

Grants

50% of all iGive gifts go directly to grants.

Causes that Matter

“The Humanity Project teaches kids that bullying hurts everyone in school and that it takes everyone to stop it." Gabriela Pinto

Board member of The Humanity Project

People who CareDC Allen & Ken FlickiGive Society Members

Jayne Sherman & Deby ZumiGive Society Members

Lisa Porter & Pati WindowmakeriGive Society Members

William O’Leary*John Olson & Steven Fender*The James G. Pepper Fund of the

Stonewall Community FoundationDouglas Pew & Don Croxton*Jon “Randy” PlummerLisa Porter & Pati Windowmaker Joe Pumphrey & Carl Whitley Edward Richard & Warren Kendrick*Richard Rison & John Tolley Andy Rogow & Lloyd Stevens Paul Rolli & Bennett Quade Charles Ross John Ruark & Sergio PapaLee Rubin & Jim Walker S.Mark Graphics#Dorothy Sander & Lorraine Powers*Ted Schultz Elizabeth Schwartz & Lydia Martin*M.J. Seide & Martha JacobsonJayne Sherman & Deby ZumCharles B. Shields & Tom Keenan Wendy Stein Steve Thornton & Brad Coomer*Dean Trantalis*Rich Vaughan & Walter Sherman * Current First 100 Funder# Our Fund Business Council

Peter Burleigh*George CastrataroRon Chapman & Crane McCune*Daniel Cotlowitz & Timothy Saltsman Tracey Cramer*Philip Dearborn Irwin Drucker*Christopher Dunham*Martin & Susanne EllmanDon Gentile Bennett Goldworth*Scott GrayPeter Grossman & Lawrence TimminsArnold Guior & Atilano Gimenes*Ziad Habayed & Scott StewartJeffrey Haines & Tomas Echea*Harry Harkins & John E. GargerNeill S. Hirst & Greg Hughes Charlie Isola & Dan Clancy*Randolph James*Spencer Jenkins Andrew Jimenez, Jimenez Law Office#David Jobin & Angel Burgos* Jim JohnsonTom JonesRobert JuddGreg Kabel, Kabel Law# Larry Karnoff & Jim McDonald Mark Ketcham & Werner Lutz Robert Kuhn & Steven Geyer William Linehan*Barry Marcus & Stuart Glazer* Mobley McClellan*Chuck Nicholls & Mark TurnerWilliam Niebles & Ruso Donald PerkinsNorthern Trust

Friend ($2,500 - $4,999) BankUnited #Scott BennettBNY Mellon Wealth Management#Carey BrownMichael F. CamardelloDavid Eccleston & Manuel RamirezSusan Greenhawt & Jan FaustDonald Hayden & Brian ThompsonEllen & Ed Krider, RBC Wealth Management#Marc Labossiere & Andrew Nease William Lewis & Manuel Rovelo Kent McIntyre & John TambascoLynn McLaughlin & David WebbLen McNallyJoe PallantLil RobertsJeff & Belinda Shover

Supporter ($1,500 - $2,499)DC Allen & Ken FlickBrian Altschuler*Bob Avian & Peter PileskiDon Ayers & Tony SeguinoIra J. Baer & Drew Tabatchnick*Shawna Baker*Louis Benevento & Patrick DuffyHarry Blumenfeld & Martin Falzack*

Community Leader ($15,000+)Neil Burmeister & Robert RomanoTed Emery

Visionary ($10,000 - $14,999)Chorowski & Clary, P.A. #Wayne Schrebe*Dick Schwarz & Tom MasseyJim Stepp & Peter ZimmerGeorge Zuber & Anthony Snyder

Sponsor ($5,000 - $9,999)Ron Ansin & Jim StorkDarcy BeemanDuane Morris, LLP#Dunham InsurancePaul FasanaBill Fortune & Joe BlakleyChuck LoringNorthwestern Mutual, Prece Financial Group#Jorge PenaMona PittengerColeman Prewitt & Mark Conaghan Anthony Timiraos & Arthur CrispinoU.S. Trust#B. Rodney White & Michael WilliamsSue Wilder Richard Ziter & Eric Reimer

“We like that our gift to Our Fund helps to deliver grants to worthy non-profits.”

Our Fund Foundation’s iGive Society is our community of generous donors ($1,500+ annually) who stand with us to support our mission of increasing philanthropy in the South Florida LGBT non-profit community. These members are invited to special events throughout the year and are recognized in our publications and website.

iGive Society

To become a member of iGive Society (or make a donation of any amount to support

Our Fund), please go to Our-Fund.org or call Anthony Cedeño at 954-565-1090.

Causes that Matter

“The Pet Project for Pets provides the necessities to keep our furry friends in our homes." Shawn Williams

Board member of The Pet Project for Pets

Bob Avian and Peter PileskiDan Ayers and Tony SeguinoMichael BarronDarcy BeemanScott BennettHal BirchfieldHarry Blumenfeld† and Martin FalzackRobin BodifordLee J. Brady and David E. SandersonDonald BroaddusDonald ComrasPhilip DearbornRobert DelehantyStephen Draft and Allen PetersonGreg Dudzek and Jayant GoyleWilson Ellis and Tom WoodhamTed EmeryPaul FasanaWalter J. Gaugler, Jr.†Dino Georgiou and Louis MalkinCharles Goldberg and Stephen ShawDonald L. Green and Gene IngledueHarry HarkinsOmar Hendrix and Steve Holloway Ronald D. HerronJack HuizengaGeorge JohnsonTom JonesGregory KabelGerry Kennedy and Paul SmithMark Ketcham and Werner LutzNate and Raphael KlarfeldJames K. LaBrieRobert LeeCharles V. Loring

Kent McIntyre and John TambascoBrian McNaught and Raymond StrublePeter Meyerhoefer and Stephen LarimoreShawn Newman and Dennis RedmonEd NicholasChuck Nicholls and Mark TurnerRichard OvertonBrent PagnottaJoe PallantJames G. PepperHarry A. PetersonMona PittengerRandolph James PlummerCharles L. RossLee H. Rubin and James R. Walker, Jr.Wayne A. SchrebeRyan SchultzTheodore F. SchultzRichard Schwarz and Tom MasseyVincent SholaBarbara Signer and Frances EpsteinRichard SpadaHerman Staib and Jorg GobelJim Stepp and Peter ZimmerKenneth TewelAnthony Timiraos and Arthur CrispinoRichard VallariCarol Wartenberg and Laura HohneckerDavid L. Webb and W. Lynn McLaughlinSue WilderGeorge Zuber and Anthony Snyder

† Deceased

People who CareGerry Kennedy & Paul SmithLegacy Society Members

Laura Hohnecker & Carol WartenbergLegacy Society Members

Rob Delehanty Legacy Society Member

“Our Fund allows us to give gifts to our community, from our community”

Remembering Community Volunteer and Philanthropist Walter Gaugler

Walter’s passing in early 2015 generated Our Fund’s first estate gift since the foundation was launched in 2011. Our Fund created the Walter J. Gaugler, Jr. Endowment Challenge to leverage Walter’s estate to encourage agencies to develop operation-supporting endowments at Our Fund.

Legacy Society

For more information about legacy giving, please call the

Our Fund office at 954-565-1090 and speak with Mark Blaylock or

David Jobin.

Our Fund encourages individuals to define their purpose and to be intentional with their wills and estates in order to reflect the values by which they live their lives. Our Fund Foundation’s Legacy Society positions us to make a considerable future impact on LGBT causes and concerns. We thank these members for their thoughtful generosity and invite others to join this list.

“The Gay Men’s Chorus of South Florida inspires audiences with our music and has created a family of 150 guys who love to perform as much as I do.” Michael Anthony

Causes that Matter

Chorus member of the Gay Men's Chorus of South Florida

Our Priorities

People who CareCharles RossDonor Advised Fundholder

Barbara Signer & Frances EpsteinLegacy Society Members

Wayne SchrebeProtect Our Elders Fund creator

“Our Fund allowed me to make a difference to something that matters to me”

Contigo FundIn the wake of the tragic event that occurred at Pulse nightclub in Orlando targeting LGBTQ people of color, Our Fund Foundation has stepped forward to lead a coalition of national foundations to fund and create an initiative to improve the lives of LGBTQ Central Floridians. CONTIGO FUND is an effort to strengthen and network existing agencies and to identify and support grassroots efforts that advance Latinx and LGBTQ causes and the intersection of these two communities.

Pet Legacy FundFor many, pets are not merely companions, but members of the family. Our Fund and The Pet Project partner to provide refuge and comfort for pets in the event of their owner’s incapacity or passing.

The Albert LaMorges Performing Arts Internship ProgramEstablished to honor longtime South Florida LGBT leader and philanthropist Al LaMorges, a fund has been created to support internships for aspiring music and theatre arts students interning with the Gay Men’s Chorus of South Florida and Island City Stage.

Frank L. Ray Memorial FundOur Fund is working with Dan Bynre (Frank’s husband) and Bockman Lee-Byrne (Frank’s son) to initiate a program that memorializes Frank while informing LGBT individuals about the signs of early onset dementia.

Citrix Orlando FundEmployees of Citrix Systems reacted swiftly to the shooting in Orlando and raised funds to be distributed to non-profit organizations in Central Florida charged with rebuilding and supporting the LGBTQ and Latino communities. Our Fund partners with Citrix, a company scoring a 100 on HRC’s Equality Index, to distribute the funds.

Protect Our EldersA partnership between Our Fund, SAGE USA and local agencies to deliver cultural sensitivity training to South Florida senior care facilities and senior care professionals, ensuring that services to and care required by LGBT elders is welcoming and free from discrimination.

Homeless LGBTQ Youth InitiativeA collaborative effort with Our Fund, SunServe and The Pride Center to provide resources to homeless or at-risk LGBTQ youth and assist them with job employment, education and/or housing support.

If you’re interested in honoring or remembering someone with a fund to

support a cause dear to them, please call David Jobin at 954-565-1090.

The following ongoing funds have been established at Our Fund Foundation to address issues that are integral to the safety and well-being of LGBT people.

“I carry this sign at Safe Schools South Florida events for all LGBT children out there. I love them as my own!” Marty McGuire

Causes that Matter

Vice-Chair of Safe Schools South Florida

People who CarePaula Revene, Esq. & Rae Chorowski, Esq.Chorowski & Clary, P.A.

Greg Kabel, Esq.Kabel Law

Christopher DunhamDunham Insurance

“We place a high priority on supporting our community and aligning our business with a cause that we believe in.”

2015 - 2016 Business Council

($10,000+)Diamond

($2,500-$4,999)Gold

In-kindPartners

($5,000-$9,999)Platinum

($1,500-$2,499)Silver

For information about how to join Our Fund’s Business Council, please contact President/CEO David Jobin at 954-565-1090

or email at [email protected].

Business CouncilOur Fund Foundation exists to support responsible philanthropy in South Florida. Our Fund’s Business Council is comprised of businesses and business leaders who share this commitment and support Our Fund financially. In return, Our Fund provides exposure and connects our Business Sponsors with a top quality audience of informed, affluent, vibrant and appreciative consumers in South Florida.

Events (US Trust), lectures (Northern Trust), our Fall Forum (Chorowski & Clary) – and even this Annual Report (Dunham Insurance) – are excellent opportunities for businesses to put their names, products and services front and center and promote their inclusive practices to the LGBT and allied communities in South Florida.

Causes that Matter

“From subjects ranging from trans topics, youth empowerment, and mental health and substance abuse awareness, Compass Community Center provides a welcoming space for everyone.” September Rodriguez

Marketing Coordinator at the Family Center for Recovery

People who CareChuck Nicholls & Mark TurnerLegacy Society Members

Kent McIntyre & John TambascoDonor Advised Fundholders

Shelley Goren Former CEO of Gilda's Club South FL

“Having the opportunity to participate with my colleagues in Our Fund’s leadership initiative was invaluable. The skills I developed definitely impacted

my organization and my contribution to our community.”

Community Leadership

Our Fund Foundation is a community partner that creates a better future for all by pursuing the community’s greatest opportunities and addressing its most critical challenges. By inclusively uniting people, institutions and resources from throughout South Florida, Our Fund stands as a powerful force for good in South Florida and is committed to community leadership as a key strategy for delivering community impact.

5th Annual National Leadership ForumOur Fund continued its series of invigorating and informative discussions on topics important to the LGBT community with Strategy After Marriage Equality. Moderated by Mona Pittenger with panelists Rea Carey (LGBTQ Task Force), Kevin Cathcart (Lambda Legal), Nadine Smith (Equality Florida) and Paul Smith (Jenner & Block), the evening centered on civil rights challenges that remain following the landmark Supreme Court decision.

Orlando MemorialOur Fund Foundation was called upon by the community following the Pulse nightclub tragedy in Orlando to lead a memorial service seven days after the shooting. A gathering at NSU Art Museum’s Horvitz Auditorium co-presented with South Florida Gay News included community leaders, music from the Gay Men’s Chorus of South Florida, and the South Florida Symphony. Donations were taken to help build Central Florida’s non-profit sector in response to the LGBTQ and Latino directed hate crime.

Howard Greenfield Memorial Lecture SeriesOur Fund launched a lectures series in 2016 to honor its Legacy Society members and to encourage others to consider their estate plans and how they can impact the community. Presented in partnership with Florida International University, the first two lectures were on sea level rise and its effect on South Florida and the new era of LGBT rights in Cuba in light of US-Cuba restored diplomatic relations.

LGBT Leadership InitiativeOur Fund Foundation provides funding for a support group whose purpose is to provide peer mentorship to LGBT, HIV and allied institutional leaders in South Florida. In its third year, the facilitated bi-weekly meetings of executive directors increasecollegiality and cooperation among our community’s key organizations.

CEO Leadership NetworkOur Fund Foundation hosts quarterly meetings of executive leaders serving organizations that advance LGBT causes in South Florida. The program serves to unite South Florida’s non-profit community and introduces organizations and leaders to each other with the hopes of identifying areas of interest and potential collaboration.

Causes that Matter

Pastor at the Church of the Holy SpiritSong

“Church of the Holy SpiritSong is more than a church to its members – it’s a welcoming and LGBT affirming faith community and family located in the heart of Wilton Manors.” Leslie Rutland-Tipton

Financials

Grants & Programs

AdministrativeDevelopment

90%6.5%3.5%

Financial stewardship and transparency are commitments Our Fund makes to our donors and fund holders. We achieve these objectives through the use of proper controls and oversight by our Finance and Audit Committees, and ultimately by our full Board of Directors.

Statement of Financial PositionsStatement of Activities

Five Year Asset Snapshot2012 $1,268,2782013 $1,647,2182014 $1,839,7902015 $2,086,9802016 $2,861,624

Allocation of Expenses for Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2016

Causes that Matter

Board Secretary of Stonewall National Museum & Archives

“Though retired, my participation in Stonewall National Museum & Archives has provided me the opportunity to give back and be part of an organization that makes a significant impact.” Ron Herron

People who CareDavid JobinPresident/ CEO

R. Mark BlaylockDirector of Finance

Anthony CedeñoCommunications Associate

Staff

First 100 Funders & Board of Directors

Platinum Level ($45,000+) Neil Burmeister & Robert Romano, Ted Emery, Tom Gerrard & Dan Hellman, Kenneth Hollander & John Kardos, Mona Pittenger. Diamond Level ($30,000 - $44,999) Anonymous, Tom Massey & Dick Schwarz, Brian McNaught & Raymond Struble, Wayne A. Schrebe, Jim Stepp & Peter Zimmer. Gold Level ($15,000 - $29,999) Joe Blakley & Bill Fortune, Brian Cann, Mark Conaghan & Coleman Prewitt, Arthur Crispino & Anthony Timiraos, Christopher Hedlund & Bruce Presley, James K. LaBrie, Chuck Loring, Lynn McLaughlin & David Webb, Shawn Newman & Dennis Redmond, Jorge Enrique Pena, Jeff & Belinda Shover, Neil A. Smithson, Anthony Snyder & George Zuber, Northern Trust, B. Rodney White & Michael Williams. Silver Level ($7,500 - $14,999) Darcy Beeman, Paul Fasana, Jan Faust & Susan Greenhawt , Peter Grossman & Lawrence Timmins, Ellen & Ed Krider, Marc Labossiere & Andrew Nease, Kent McIntyre & John Tambasco, Derek Peake & Ted Uno, Lil Roberts, Selzer & Weiss, Attorneys at Law, Take Shape. Bronze Level ($4,500 - $7,499) Ted Adcock & Ken Keechl, DC Allen & Ken Flick, Brian Altschuler (in memory of Ernest J. Borowsky*), Anonymous, Bob Avian & Peter Pileski, Ira J. Baer & Drew Tabatchnick, Shawna Baker, Louis Benevento & Patrick Duffy Harry Blumenfeld & Martin Falzack, Mark Budwig & Nick Scalzo, Aldo Buono & Mark Gordon, Angel J. Burgos & David A. Jobin, Peter Burleigh, Law office of Geroge Castrataro, Ron Chapman & Crane McCune, Jerry Chasen & Mark Kirby, Dan Clancy & Charlie Isola, William Coffey & Herbert Reis, John Colla-Negri, Brad Coomer & Steve Thornton, Daniel Cotlowitz & Timothy Saltsman, Tracey Cramer, Donald Croxton & Douglas Pew, Philip Dearborn, Stephen Draft & Allen Peterson, Irwin Drucker, Christopher Dunhan, David Eccleston & Manuel Ramirez, Thomas Echea & Jeffrey Haines, Steven Fender & John Olson, Michael Foncannon & Jason Pucci, Don Gentile, Steven Geyer & Robert Kuhn, Rick Gibson, Atilano Gimenes & Arnold Guior, Stuart Glazer & Barry Marcus, Bennett Goldworth, Donald L. Green & Gene Ingledue, Robert Griffin & Durrell Watkins, Charles Hindmarsh, Randolph H. James, CPA, James de Jesus & Eric Johnson, James A. Johnson, Robert Judd & Russell Neal, Tom Keenan & Charles B. Shields, Warren Kendrick & Edward Richard, Mark Ketcham & Werner Lutz, Lea P. Krauss, Esq, Thomas Leffler, John Leyden & Tom Valentine, William Linehan, Lydia Martin & Elizabeth F. Schwartz, Esq., Mobley McClellan, John McGowan & David Robbins, David McHarg, Chuck Nicholls & Mark Turner, Rich-ard Nolan & Robert Pingpank, William O'Leary, Joe Pallant, James Pepper, Lorraine Powers & Dorothy Sander, Richard Rison & John Tolley, Charles Ross, Lee Rubin & Jim Walker, Theodore Schultz, Eddie Schwartz & Russell Vance, Jayne Sherman & Deby Zum, Arthur Smith, Hank Stembridge & Theron Watson, Dean J. Trantalis

Our Fund remains grateful for the initial support provided by the First 100 Funders. Their three-year commitment raised $1,000,000 for operations, grants and program activities in Our Fund’s first three years of operation.

Marco Antonio QuirogaProgram Director - Contigo Fund

For more information on our First 100 Funders list and biographies on each

board member, please visit Our-Fund.org

Board of Directors from top left (clockwise): Jeff Shover, Donald Hayden, Charles Shields, Coleman Prewitt, Fred Tan, Mona Pittenger, Susan Greenhawt, George Zuber, Angelique Grant, Chuck Loring, Damian Pardo, Lil Roberts, Dick Schwarz, Sue Wilder, Len McNally, and Ellen Krider.Board of Directors not included in photo: Darcy Beeman, Andrew Jimenez, and Kent McIntyre.

Our Fund Foundation welcomed five new board members since its last annual report. Our Fund brings together a group of visionary community leaders to steer the foundation who share a deep commitment to creating the most livable community in the country for LGBT people in South Florida. The generosity of time, talent and treasure from the board members has helped to create one of the most highly functioning LGBT community foundations in the country – all for the betterment of South Floridians.

Our Fund is grateful to Dunham Insurancefor sponsoring our 2016 Annual Report.

"Making South Florida the most livable community in the country for LGBT people."

Causes that Matter photos: Steven Shires PhotographyCover Photo: Anthony TimiraosLogo Design: S.MARK GraphicsReport Design: Anthony CedeñoDesign Mentor: Chuck Ross

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