ccf board of directors - clayton, mo

CCF BOARD OF DIRECTORS DRAFT AGENDA

July 25, 2018 Center of Clayton

50 Gay Ave. 5:30 PM

1. Call to Order by Sarah Melinger

Welcome and Introductions Approval of Minutes President’s Report 2018 Scorecard Board Packets

2. Financial Report – Mike Zaccarello

3. Audit Report - Rubin Brown representative

4. Highlighting Our Four Pillars - Parks Guest Speaker: Rhonda Schier– National Park Service Message from committee chairs

5. Board Survey Report – Cindy Rapponotti and Cathy Krane

6. Request for Board Action 18-02 – Gary Feder Amendment of Bylaws

7. Joint BOA and CCF meeting update

8. Annual Report

9. New Business Save the date: September 26 at 6pm History Committee panel

presentation on the School Days in Clayton with Charlie Brennan

10. Next Meeting – October 24, 2018 at 5:30 pm.

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Clayton Century Foundation Board of Directors Meeting Minutes

Wednesday, April 25, 2018

Center of Clayton 5:30 pm

Attendees: Sarah Mellinger, J.J. Flotken, Judy Goodman, Gary Krosch, Cheryl Verde,

Cindy Rapponotti, Michelle Harris, Mike Zaccarello, Jane Klamer, Marta Toczylowski, Becky Patel, Katie Lerwick, Cindy Wallach, Cathy Krane, Chuck Freedman, Gary Feder, Barbara Brinkman, Mark Carlie, Joe Downs, George Hettich, Janet Horlacher

Absent: Steven Rosenblum, Cindy Berger, Jason Braidwood, Josh Ferguson, Jill Fisher, Abby Goldstein, Stephanie Gross, Sarah Luem, Cordell Whitlock, Mark Winings

Staff: Sarah Umlauf – Museum and Community Outreach Specialist, Karen Busch – Development Coordinator, Patty DeForrest – Director of Parks and Recreation

Guest: Catherine Werner ______________________________________________________________

1. Call to Order Sarah Mellinger called the meeting to order at 5:32 pm. Sarah M. reviewed the scorecard with the Board and noted under Philanthropy that renewal gifts were higher than new gifts and that fits the trend with past years. It is a goal to reach 70% by summer. Sarah asks that Board Members consider making their annual gifts to CCF by June 30th to help meet that goal. Sarah sked for approval of the minutes. Becky suggested a formatting correction. Judy moved to approve the minutes with the correction. J.J. seconded the motion. The minutes were approved as corrected.


2. Financial Report Mike Zaccarello reviewed financial report with the board. He noted that soon the Chapman project would be moved to the completed projects list. Gary Krosch requested further explanation for the Family Center Playground funds and the DeMun Park funds. Patty addressed this question and noted that the Family Center funds would need to be shown as restricted.

3. Guest Speaker Catherine Werner, the first Sustainability Director for the City of St. Louis, presented on her experiences with her position and how those experiences connect to Clayton. Catherine discussed the development of St. Louis’s Sustainability Plan, Ecoliteracy, and the City Nature Project that utilizes a mobile app to create a biodiversity database for St. Louis.

4. Project Review Committee Update Sarah Melinger discussed the process for reviewing projects with the Board and noted in the recent Project Review Committee meetings, the group had whittled down a list of ideas and had discussion with the Board of Aldermen at a joint meeting. The project list will eventually be presented at a BOA meeting for official approval. Sarah M. hopes to allow more time for discussion at the next Board of Directors meeting in July.

5. Committee Reports Board Development: Cindy Rapponotti reported that the committee is reviewing the role of the Advisory Council and feel it is important to recruit stakeholders that have the ability to consult on matters pertaining to CCF. The committee is also actively working on a Board Engagement Survey that will be sent electronically to board members. Also, Cindy reminded the group that it is not too early to think about new board members and potential nominees. Major Gifts: In Steven’s absence, Judy reported that Major Gifts has been discussing locations and donor opportunities for Solar Trees. Additionally, DeMun Park is a current priority for fundraising. There will be a recognition opportunity for private donors on a plaque in the park. The group is working on developing a fact sheet for the project that can be widely circulated. Philanthropy: Judy noted that the Philanthropy message will continue to focus on Impact and how CCF has impacted the community. Philanthropy would like to coordinate messaging with Social Media. Judy also noted that the location for All That Glitters 2019 will be moving and could potentially move to Concordia. Community Building: Becky Patel distributed notecards to the board members and asked that they share something that they would highlight to describe CCF.


Becky asked Board Members to consider volunteering to assist at an upcoming CCF sponsored event like Picnic in the Park or Musical Nights in Oak Knoll Park. It was noted that email subscriber totals have dropped and wondered if the group had suggestions for the communications team. Some members noted that subscriber drop-off was not unique to CCF.

6. Core Initiative Committee Report Katie Lerwick reported that plans are in place for the fundraising event with Leslie Hindman but she is hoping for a few more attendees and hopes that if available, fellow board members will consider purchasing tickets for the event. CCF History is busy working on their next exhibit which will focus on Clayton Schools. Additionally, CCF History will be hosting two lectures in May and encourages people to attend and spread the word. There was some discussion regarding the promotion of events.

7. Board of Aldermen Liaisons Report Michelle will work with Sarah Melinger on the CF project list.

8. New Business Barbara discussed an enhancement for the Walking Tour App on Ottocast for the promotion of events or projects.

9. Adjourn The next meeting will be Wednesday, July 25, 2018 at 5:30pm. The meeting was adjourned.


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CCF 2018 Scorecard

PHILANTHROPY CURRENT MONTH

Goal Actual % to Goal Goal Actual % to Goal

Total Donors 21 18 86% 146 122 84%

New Donors 5 1 20% 35 22 63%

Renewing Donors 14.58333333 17 117% 102 100 98%

Gifts $500 < $999 3 2 60% 23 14 60%

Gifts =>$1,000 2.9 1.0 34% 20 13 64%

Cumulative Dollars Raised $7,500 $3,605 48% $52,500 $45,678 87%

MAJOR GIFTS CURRENT MONTH


Donor Meetings 1 0 0% 7.00 5 71%

Proposals Submitted 0.5 0 0% 3.5 0.0 0%

Major Gifts Funded (=>$10K) 0.3 0 0% 2.3 0.0 0%

COMMUNITY BUILDING CURRENT MONTH


Facebook Page Likes 15 38 253% 105 90 86%

Email List Growth 5.0 11 220% 35 -32 -91%

Social Media Touches 9 13 144% 35 52 149%

Engagement (Shared, FB Reactions) 111 2300 2072% 700 7148 1021%

BOARD DEVELOPMENT


Number of BoD Giving a Gift 31 7 23% 31.0 15 48%

Number of BoD Active on a Committee 31 31 100% 31.0 31 100%

% to Goal % to Goal

Board of Directors Meeting Attendance 93% 93%

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Clayton Century Foundation Quarterly Board Meeting Guest Speaker Highlight: Parks About Rhonda Schier Rhonda served as a classroom teacher and adult educator for twenty years before joining the National Park Service in 2004 at Mount Rushmore National Memorial in South Dakota as an Education Specialist. Rhonda had served as a summer park ranger at Mount Rushmore at the beginning of her teaching career.

From Mount Rushmore Rhonda went to a position as Supervisory Park Ranger at Independence National Historical Park, in Philadelphia, home of Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell, and to Chief of Interpretation and Education at Valley Forge National Historical Park, and then Chief of Museum Services and Interpretation at Gateway National Park in St. Louis.

Rhonda supervises a team of researchers, curators, archivists and a librarian who investigate history and manage the park's library and museum collection, and a team of park guides, park rangers, education specialists, exhibit specialist and media specialists who present the history to the public and interpret the significance of the natural and cultural resources of the park. Rhonda coordinated and supervised the fabrication and installation of the museum exhibits that were revealed to the public upon the recent opening of the new Museum at the Gateway Arch.

Rhonda enjoys the many layers of public education, conservation and stewardship, staff development, team management, and visitor hospitality that are part of a National Park Service career.


City of Clayton | 2018 Annual Report

Parks & recreation

Youth League Participants

Total Program Participants

Swim Lesson Participants

Trees

Acres ofLandscaped Beds5.8

2,074

4,134

2,810

23,242

25280

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Households with a Recreation Pass

35%

Acres of Parkland78

Citizen Satisfaction Survey Results

Satisfied with park maintenance

national av.= 70%

Satisfied with Quality of Programs & Facilitiesnational av.= 64%

Households used Parks & Recreation Services2% increase from 2015

95%92% 84%

Facility 94%$ Cost Recoverynational average = 45%

Shaw Park Facility Visitors118,182

Center of Clayton Admissions498,462


Clayton Century Foundation

Philanthropy - July 25, 2018

Philanthropy Committee Meetings for 2018

January 5 July 10 February 6 August 14 March 13 September 11 April 10 October May 18 November20 June 12 December 18

Our focus for Philanthropy is to enhance individual community member giving to CCF and to recognize and reward donors.

Highlights of 2018 to date below:

• Donation Totals: CCF has received over $45,000 from 122 contributions through June 2018.

• Spring Appeal: Successful launch of the 2018 Spring Donor appeal. Development of letter, pledge card and notes of appreciation completed.

• Board Member Appeal: Completion of Board member appeal on May 1, 2018. Current participation is currently 16 or 52% of the 31 Board members.

• Business Mailing: Philanthropy working in conjunction with the Major Gifts Committee determined the need to reach out to the Clayton business owners to support the efforts of CCF. The business appeal letter has been compiled and the list revised to exclude those organizations who currently support projects. Goal is to send out late July or early August 2018.

• DeMun Park: Working together with the Major Gifts Committee, we initiated community and

business town hall meeting to provide education to this ward regarding the project. Project appeal sheet was completed and will be used for business and community donor outreach. Funding for the playhouse has been secured.

• $1,000 Ralph Clayton Society: Committee discussion regarding increasing members in this level of giving and the appropriate forms of recognition.

• All That Glitters: Completion of the annual event to recognize the previous year (2017) donors at Oak Knoll Park #2. We also celebrated the ten-year anniversary of the foundation. Sponsorship from U.S. Trust/Bank of American Private Wealth Management and Patty and Gary Krosch was secured. The event garnered 100+ attendees and had excellent feedback. Investigation into possible locations for 2019 in progress.



Major Gifts Summary - July 25, 2018

Major Gift Committee Meetings for 2018

January 16 July 24 February 20 August 21 March 20 September 18 April 17 October 16 May 15 November20 June 19 December 18

Our efforts focus on major project needs assessment, development, sponsorship, completion and sustainability.

Highlights of 2018 to date below:

• Donor Meeting Status: Completion of monthly review of major individual and business donors. Committee to secure major gifts from individuals and corporations by fall of 2018. Interest has been expressed regarding solar trees, art near the ice rink, Historic Hanley House renovations, and DeMun Park enhancements. The committee has been working on possible gift opportunities for the multi-purpose arena when finalized.

• DeMun Park: Initiated community and business town hall meeting to provide education to this ward. Project appeal sheet was completed to be used for business and community donor outreach. Funding for the playhouse has been secured.

• Bike Stations: Bike stations and racks have been approved by the city.

• Solar Trees: Committee researched pricing, styles and potential locations. CCF created a project sheet to approach possible donors.

• Business Mailing Appeal: The Major Gifts Committee determined the need to reach out to the Clayton business owners to support the efforts of CCF. The business appeal letter has been compiled and the list revised to exclude those organizations who currently support projects.

• E-cabs: Conducted research on the possibility of bringing E-cabs to the city of Clayton including costs, span of service and the impact on sustainability for the city.


DeMun Park

You can become a part of demun’s exciting transformation!

Since opening as a Tot Lot in 1974, DeMun Park has been a gathering place for young families in the DeMun and Hi-Pointe neighborhoods. With an ideal location in the middle of a vibrant business and residential district, it is time to make DeMun Park accessible to children of all abilities.

Giving Opportunities ........................There are a number of ways to support the park, make a contribution and be recognized on a special commemorative plaque.

Beautify the park with $100-249 support for the Project $250-499 Fund with a gift amount $500-999 of your choosing $1,000 & above ..................................................... Two Kiddie tables $1,000 each ..................................................... Honor a loved one with a memorial or tribute bench $2,500

Please join us in supporting DeMun Park! Contact Sarah Umlauf: [email protected]

claytoncenturyfoundation.org

Playhouse...........

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Community Building Report - July 25, 2018

Board Development Committee Meetings for Q2 2018 (and beyond). Meetings are held from 7:30-8:30am at the Center of Clayton.

April 5 May 3 June 7 July 10 August 2 September 6 October 4 November 1 (May reschedule due to Halloween) December 6

Our efforts focus on Communication, Events, and Engagement. Highlights of Q2 2018 below:

• Events: o Picnic in the Park was held on June 3 at Shaw Park and CCF sponsored the band, Wild 3,

and hosted a scavenger hunt with giveaways such as beach balls. The event was well-attended and people provided good feedback afterward on the Facebook event page.

o The season’s first Musical Night at Oak Knoll Park was held on June 24, and Pennsylvania Slim provided the music. The event was well-attended but had to be cancelled about halfway through due to rain.

• Future events: o July 22, 5-7pm – Musical Night at Oak Knoll Park – Miss Jubilee & the Humdingers o August 26, 5-7pm – Musical Night at Oak Knoll Park – Trixie Delight Acoustic o September 23, 5-7pm – Musical Night at Oak Knoll Park – Midnight Piano Band

• Info Sheet: CCF Community Building developed a small info sheet about the foundation that we

can distribute at events and we have had it available at the Musical Nights.

• Otocast: In Q2 2018, the Clayton Walking Tour on Otocast was accessed 272 times. We are having signs printed to put at some of the most commonly visited sites on the tour to advise folks who may not know about Otocast that it is available. Potential sites include DeMun Park, the Egg at Shaw Park, Molecular Bloom with Single Flower, Oak Knoll Park (the homes), Uncertainty of Ground State Fluctuations, and the Taylor Park Flagpole.

• Social Media (FB & IG) and Communications: o The CCF Facebook page is now linked to our Instagram page and has been officially

recognized as a non-profit by Facebook. This will allow us to fundraise through the page and gives us credibility and higher status in search results.


o We published 13 posts on Facebook in June. We had 6 Instagram posts and filmed our first ever Instagram live video. We send on average two emails per month to our distribution list for a total of 14 emails so far in 2018.

o At the end of June, we had 314 Facebook likes and 320 Facebook followers. We had 148 followers on Instagram.

• DeMun Fundraising Campaign: We have initiated our first use of social media for fundraising

and are targeting the DeMun Park Project specifically. A significant portion of communications and information shared on FB and IG in the next quarter will be related to DeMun Park.

o WE ARE ASKING FOR THE HELP OF ALL BOARD MEMBERS When we make the fundraiser on Facebook active, we’ll ask you all to share it

with your friends and neighbors to increase community awareness and involvement.

We will also distribute an email that you can forward to your friends and neighbors if you or they are not on Facebook and they can donate through the website or over the phone.



Board Development Report - July 25, 2018

Board Development Committee Meetings for 2018

January 10 July 12

February 8 August 9

March 8 September 13

April 12 October 11

May 10 November 8

June 14 December 13

Our efforts focus on Engagement, Education, Team Building. Highlights of 2018 to date below:

• Board Orientation: Completion of orientation of new board members on January 10 at the Caravus office.

• Board Education: Initiated Board education with guest speakers at quarterly board meetings on topics tied to our four pillars: Parks, History, Arts, Sustainability

• Board Survey: Design and implementation of Board survey to measure engagement and satisfaction of members. Report to be distributed at the July Board of Directors meeting.

• Board Commitment: Monthly review current members for engagement/involvement of one or more committees or a CCF project or initiative.

• Board Seats: Monthly evaluation of quantity of board seats open for 2019-2021. Monthly review of the process of seeking and reviewing board nominations. Slate of nominees to go to the Executive Committee and then to the BOD in September-October.

• Nomination process: Nomination deadline is August 31, 2018. Nomination forms to be sent to Cindy Rapponotti or Sarah Umlauf. Nomination form revisions have been completed, it has been expanded to guide nominators on essential skills, experience and dimensions of a potential board member.

• CCF Advisory Council: Discussions on this effort continue. Monthly discussions on the revival of the Ralph Clayton Society in conjunction with the Philanthropy committee.


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Q1 How long have you been a Board Member? Answered: 21 Skipped: 0

TOTAL 21

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Q2 Do you currently or have you ever served on the Executive Committee? Answered: 21 Skipped: 0

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Clayton Century Foundation - 2018 Board Engagement Survey SurveyMonkey

Yes 42.86%


Q3 My time volunteering with CCF is effectively used. Answered: 21 Skipped: 0

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Q6 As a Board member, I have an appropriate level of responsibility. Answered: 21 Skipped: 0

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Q5 I am informed about CCF news and events.


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Q8 The commitment of the Board members to participate in Board meetings, committee assignments, and attend CCF events. Answered: 21 Skipped: 0

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Q7 My input is welcome in and outside of meetings. Answered: 21 Skipped: 0


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Q10 Hearing reports from each CCF Committee at the Board meetingsversus receiving advance written reports from the committee chairs.

Answered: 21 Skipped: 0

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Q9 The opportunity to learn about CCF initiatives or community insights related to the four pillars. Answered: 21 Skipped: 0


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Q12 Please share one area where CCF performs well?

Key Themes

1 Sponsoring/hosting events/arts and cultural development in Clayton. Community and citizen involvement in projects.

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Partnering with the city of Clayton.

Meeting discipline and mission focus. Commitment of the board is excellent.

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Q11 On a scale of 1-5, 5 being "Excellent." What is your overall satisfaction with the Board of Directors? Answered: 21 Skipped: 0

Q13 Please offer a recommendation for improvement for our Board of Directors and/or Board MeetingsKey Themes

1 Meeting with educational and problem solving, rather than reporting. More learning experiences by having guest speakers.

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Improved education/outreach on CCF's purpose and accomplishments to the community. Publicize events further out.

Uneven distribution of work and responsibilities of board members. Additional professionally paid staff.

Meetings: Encourage more discussion. Usage of teleconference, video chat for meetings. Meetings on website.

Have more regional context to our actions and goals. Have Major Gifts focus on asks. 5

Q14 Additional comments or suggestions?

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The organization continues to evolve, and with the help of new volunteers. Hope we can do more effective fund raising.

Raise funds to endow/create full-time paid staff position(s) to augment contribution of part-time staff by the City. Tie everything back to the Strategic Plan and be overt about explaining the alignment to it. Update the Strategic Plan if needed.

Meeting space is a challenge. The Community Foundation is nice, but is not large enough for 100% board attendance.

This is a great organization doing great things for Clayton. Great team, loads of talent!


Board of Directors Nomination Form for term beginning Jan. 1, 2019

NOMINATOR INFORMATION (Person Completing this Form)

Full Name: Date: Last First M.I.

Phone: Email

Are you a current board member? YES NO

NOMINEE INFORMATION (Person Being Nominated)

Full Name: Last First M.I.

Address: _______________________________________________________________________________________________________

Phone: Email

Is the Nominee aware of this nomination? YES NO

Please describe why you are nominating this individual for the CCF Board of Directors?

In what capacity do you know the nominee?

What particular skill(s) does the nominee have that would suit this role?

Check the box to the right of the skill, if the nominee has experience in any of the areas below:

Fundraising: Social Media: Event Planning: Center of Influence:

Networking/Connections: Non-Profit Experience (professional or volunteer) Strategic Thinking:

Communications: Building Diversity: Board Leadership: Campaign Building:

What, if any other volunteer roles have prepared the nominee for a position on the Board?

Please submit to CCF Board Development by Aug. 31, 2018. Email: [email protected] or [email protected]


mailto:[email protected]

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REQUEST FOR BOARD ACTION TO: Clayton Century Foundation Board of Directors

FROM: CCF Executive Committee

DATE: July 25, 2018

SUBJECT: Resolution NO. 18 - 02 – Amendment of By-laws Amendment of Section 2 of ARTICLE TWO of the Bylaws The Clayton Century Foundation (CCF) Board is being asked to support the third amendment of Section 2 of Article Two of the Bylaws referring to the number of directors from the Corporation’s Sections. Please refer to the attached amendment detailing the intent to increase the maximum number of voting Board members to thirty-three (33), in addition to the two (2) non-voting members designated to serve by the Board of Aldermen. Recommendation: That the CCF Board of Directors approve the amendment to Paragraph Two in Section 2 of Article Two of the Bylaws, effective as of the July 25, 2018.


THIRD AMENDED BYLAWS OF

CLAYTON CENTURY FOUNDATION

Effective July 25, 2018

Pursuant to affirmative vote of the Corporation’s Board of Directors at a regularly scheduled meeting thereof, held on July 25, 2018, the Amended and Restated Bylaws, effective as of July 29, 2015, are further amended as follows:

A. In furtherance of the Board’s intent to increase the maximum number of voting Board members to thirty-three (33), in addition to the two (2) non-voting members designated to serve by the Board of Aldermen, the following amendment is adopted:

(1) Article Two, Section 2 (Directors, Number, Term and Qualification) is amended by deleting in its entirety its first sentence and inserting the following: “The Board of Directors shall consist of at least three but not more than thirty-three voting members in addition to two non-voting members designated to serve by the Board of Aldermen.”

These Third Amended Bylaws of Clayton Century Foundation are effective as of the 25th day of July 2018, having been adopted by a vote of a majority of the Board of Directors of the Corporation.

Sarah Melinger, President, Board of Directors Date: July ______, 2018


Clayton Century Foundation CCF History Report – July 25, 2018 Past Events

o Lecture Series, February 7, 2018 – Former Clayton High School Social Studies teacher, Donna Rogers Beard, presented her research on the history of the African American community in Clayton. This event was very well attended!

o Opulent, Ordinary and Objects of Vertu, April 26, 2018 – CCF History and Leslie Hindman Auctioneers collaborated on an appraisal event. This event was not as well attended as we would have liked, but the feedback was very positive, and Leslie Hindman indicated they would like to collaborate again at some point in the future. After accounting for expenses, CCF History netted $800 through ticket sales.

o Lecture Series, May 16, 2018 – Mark Goldfeder presented a lecture on the history of streetcars in St. Louis.

o Lecture Series, May 23, 2018 – CCF History hosted the Environmental Speaker Series, coordinated by the St. Louis Regional Historical Societies. Jeffery Manuel, Associate Professor of History at SIUE, presented Blessing or Boondoggle? A Historical Perspective on the Biofuel Debate.

Announcements

o CCF History has hired a temporary archivist/cataloguer to help complete the organization and cataloguing of the Collection. Samantha Kailas is highly qualified for the position, with experience in all areas of collections management - inventory, cataloguing, object handling, storage and mounting solutions, research, and curation. She will be starting towards the end of July and will be working a minimum of 10 hours per week.

Future Events/Plans

o CCF History’s next exhibit at the Heritage Center, September 2018 – School Days in Clayton is an overview of K through 12 schools in Clayton, both past and present. The mostly visual display will feature photographs from the Collection, as well as some borrowed from the School District of Clayton. A map display will pinpoint the locations of the schools as well as their opening and, if applicable, their closing dates. The exhibit will be highlighted with memories of former students’ school experiences in Clayton.

o Panel Discussion, September 26, 2018 – CCF History is organizing and hosting a panel discussion which will be moderated by Charlie Brennan. We are currently working on the confirming the three-person panel. The event will begin at 6pm with a reception for guests to view the new exhibit at the Heritage Center. The discussion will begin at 7pm. CCF History encourages all board members to attend – we anticipate a lively discussion!

o Historic Markers – CCF History will begin plans for the placement of historic markers in Clayton. o CCF History Meeting, Aug 15, 2018 @7:30am – CCF History has enjoyed a loyal (albeit small)

group of dedicated committee members since its inception ten years ago, but we need your help! We like to encourage any interested board members to attend our next committee meeting at the Heritage Center.


Clayton Century Foundation BOA Liaisons Report Submitted by Alderman Bridget McAndrew on behalf of herself and Alderman Joanne Boulton

I just wanted to update all of you on a few important issues that are on the agenda in the coming weeks. First, the Board of Aldermen is considering the addition of bike lanes on Maryland Avenue between Hanley and Gay Avenue. Maryland Avenue needs to be resurfaced and there are some important decisions to make regarding quality of life, connectivity and how we move forward in multi-modal transport decisions. As concerned and engaged citizens, I hope that you’ll tell us how you feel and attend some meetings in the weeks to come. Next, we are grateful to CCF for introducing us to the concept of E-Cabs. We enjoyed seeing the E-cab in person at our last meeting and look forward to hearing more about its zone of transport, its cost and its sustainability throughout Clayton. The ice rink is still an important project and we are looking for the best way to move ahead with it. We recently contracted with a construction manager to work with the City and the architect to evaluate the current design and hopefully bring the project back within our budget parameters. In the meantime, we all can enjoy another year skating at our current rink! Anderson Park has become such an important part of this community. As many of you know, it will close as a result of the impending MSD project. While it will reopen in the future, there are currently alternatives being explored to find a place for our Clayton dog park patrons. The Sustainability Committee has been reenergized under the direction of former Mayor Linda Goldstein. As a result of its work, the City recently endorsed OneStL’s regional greenhouse gas emission reduction efforts. Finally, we are currently in the process of reviewing the proposed 2019 budget. An important new part of that is funding for a new Parks and Recreation Master Plan. This will be a useful funding tool upon completion that the City and CCF can work together to help accomplish!


Statement of Financial Position

Statement of Cash Flow

Revenue and Expenses

Revenue Expenses

as of December 31, 2017


Cash and Cash Equivalents

AssetsUnrestricted Assets

Restricted AssetsRestricted CCF $2,505,853.09

$34,314.11$0.00

$0.00

Restricted CCF HistoryRestricted CCF Parks

Total Restricted Assets

Total Unrestricted AssetsUnresticted CCF $154,085.91

$154,085.91

$2,540,167.20

$2,694,253.11

Liabilities

Total Assets and Liabilities

Total $116,786.94

Beginning Balance Operating ExpensesDonations-Individual CCF Contractual Services

$32,950.00 $13,510.91$1,648,090.16 $5,792.30

$50,000.00 $70,468.50

$2,540,167.20

$10,250.00$2,022,795.50$2,022,795.50

$25.67$76,392.60

$2,505,853.09$2,711.36

$34,314.11$1,962,109.89

$154,085.91

$4,787,517.11

$2,694,253.11

$83,468.46 $51,165.29Donations-Corporate CCF CommoditiesDonations-Stocks & Dividends CCF HistoryGrants Operating Expenses SubtotalPrograms Project Expenses

CCF Project ExpensesProject Expenses Subtotal

Merchandise

Accrued Expenses

Accrued Expenses Subtotal

Gain/Loss on Sale of Assets

CCFInterest

History and ParksRevenue Subtotal

Unrestricted Funds

Year End Revenue

Ending Balance

$2,825,407.22

The Clayton Century Foundation serves as a nonprofit partner to the City of Clayton to catalyze the

community’s passion for excellence through private investment in Art, History, Parks and Sustainability.

*Reflects gifts made calendar year 2017, any errors or ommissions are unintential.

Donations-Corporate 88%

Operating Costs 3%

Project Costs 97%

Donations-Individual 5%

Other Revenue 5%

CLAYTON CENTURY FOUNDATION FY17 Annual Report8

Grants 2%

Annual Report 2017*


Letter from the President

CCF Board of Directors

J.J. FlotkenPresidentSteven RosenblumChair of Major GiftsBecky PatelChair of Community BuildingGary KroschTreasurerSarah MelingerChair of PhilanthropyCindy RapponottiChair of Board DevelopmentGary FederLegal AdvisorJudy R. GoodmanImmediate Past President

Cindy BergerJason BraidwoodBarbara BrinkmanJoe DownsJosh FergusonJill FisherStephanie GrossMichelle HarrisGeorge HettichJanet HorlacherJane KlamerCathy KraneKatie LerwickJohn McCormickRobert PasterMarta Toczylowski Cheryl VerdeCindy WallachCordell WhitlockMark WiningsMike Zaccarello

J.J. FlotkenBoard President

Gifts up to $249

In Memory In Honor

Laura AbramsMarian & Arthur AuerDavid BalesRita & Edward BalkSelma & Blair BalkDebabrata BanerjiLisa & Carl BarnesBeverly & Phillip BarronMarcia BernsteinMoira Jablon Berstein &Brad BersteinAnne & Brad BishopSusan BlockDebbie BoniskeJason BraidwoodSteven BreihanCharles BrennanElizabeth & Michael BruntPhoebe & Spencer BurkeLindsay & Scott BushSarajan & Paul CampbellErica Chertow & Ahmed TananeCarole & Robert ChristieJo ChristnerMichelle CodyEvelyn & Louis CohenJerome CohenAllison & Charles CohnKathianne & David CraneEmma DentJudy & Larry DeutschCarla & Edward DoisySharon DoughertyNina DuramMarilyn & Bernard EdisonRachel & David EldelmanLori & Tim ElliotDana & Eric EmmeneggerJane Friedrich & Jon ErblickVivian EveloffCarole & Alex EversCheryl & Ed FeutzJoan & Kenneth FialaRose Jonas & Ed FinkelsteinNorma & Carl FitzwaterIrene & Burt FollmanPam & Michael FournierRobyn & Victor FrankelSari & Carl Friedman

Linda & Andrew GalakatosJoan Gallgher & Ken ToczylowskiAlyson & Gregg GarlandCynthia Garnholz & Bill EastmanPrue & Jeff GershmanMrs. Joseph GleasonTricia & Ken GoldmanLinda & Ben GoldsteinElizabeth GreenClaire Halpern & Michael GreenfieldKitty & Hanford GrossStephanie & Geoffrey GrossLiz & Will GunnSusan & Frank HackmannDeby & Rick HalpernRosemary HardySally & Robert HarrisonJohn & Harrison HeilCarolyn & Michael HesterbergBarbara Barenholtz & Milton HiekenClaire HirschNancy & Bill HobsonSusie & Jeff HockmanTina & John HollandJane HoltzmanLisa & Benjamin HumphreysGayle Jackson & Fredrick KrausRandee JacobsNancy JoistNorma Dee JuracsikElizabeth & Blaire KasierJulie & David KaltenriederCarol Fine & Robert KantermanJoni & Drew KarandjeffAnna KraneJayne & Larry LeydenLewis A. LeveyTerri & Steve LaytonJim LibermanRuth-Ellen & Steve LichtenfeldFran & John LizzoConnie LohrLynn & Carol LyssElizabeth & James MacanufoBonnie MannGeorge MarkusMr. & Mrs. Edward MartinMary Ann MedlerSarah & Adam MelingerSusan Meltz

Mary & Paul Mercurio, IIILaura MeyerPaula & Ron MeyerJeanette & Robert MeyerSonny Buttar & Joe MillerJulia Muller & Earl ShreckengastJennifer Musich-Rehmann & Jaime Rehmann Peggy & Andy NewmanJeri Lynn PalmerChristine & Rick PennellRonna PohlmanAngela & Michael PompainMadelon PriceJudy & Paul PutzelDebra Rabinovich & Darryl HiguchiValerie & Frank ReedyDebra & Ned ReillyRenate Christa & Hans Joachim ReimersRichard & Elizabeth RobbAlbert RoseGianna & Ken RosenbaumAndrea & Steven RosenblumSally RosenthalIvette & Andy RothschildDavid RubinDiane & Harold SangerJohn SauerJulie & Roger ScherckDorthy & Harold SchneiderSally & Terry SchnuckSally & Stanford ScottRobert SearsDale & Barry SharonJudith ShawJane & Harold SitrinJill & Martin SneiderKaren & Tom SternDiane Friedman & Phillip TarrMarta ToczylowskiJanet & Turk TurleyBetty VargheseBarbara & Mark WaldChristina & David WaldenColleen & Ron WatermanMarilyn & Iain WecterPat & Jim WednerAlison & Richard YawitzHelen ZiercherDianna & Michael Zlaket

Joel, Rachel & Rosalind BrightfieldCarol & Bob Christie’s grandchildBoo & Chuck Close

Dr. Elliot FeigenbaumBill GatlinLeona KlaymanLizzie & StanleySawyer MarglousDavid Robb

Elizabeth Louise RossSara SchottensteinStan ShapiroJack & Florine SorkinEllen Ruth WallachMartin S. Zwerling

claytoncenturyfoundation.org 7CLAYTON CENTURY FOUNDATION FY17 Annual Report2

Bob DeutschOak Knoll NeighborsPat RedingtonHannah StaenbergLeah StaenbergCordell & Tahnee Whitlock

Ten years ago, an idea was floated to create a partner foundation to the City of Clayton with a purpose of raising private dollars to create a margin of excellence between what we should expect from our great municipal government and what we could and should be as a community.

A decade later the impact of the Clayton Century Foundation is impossible to ignore. Our generous community has produced nearly 1,000 gifts from residential neighbors, large corporate citizens, small businesses and granting authorities equating to over $10 million dollars of private investment.

In 2017, we opened our largest and most visible project to date – Chapman Plaza and Falls. The communal response was incredible and it’s clear that we have helped reshape the north end of Shaw Park. Additionally, we launched a digital art and history walking tour app as well as helped fund many other impactful projects.

We are so fortunate to live in this pride-filled community rich with philanthropic spirit. Clayton is Ours to Build, Ours to Share.

All the best,


Our Pillars: History, Art, Parks & Sustainability

Otocast App

In 2017 CCF sponsored the launching of the Otocast App for phones or mobil devices. This free app let’s you explore the Art, History, and Parks of Clayton.

Otocast, featuringthe Clayton WalkingTour narrated by Charlie Brennan, can be downloadedby visiting the AppStore for Apple usersor Google Play for Android.

Corporate and Foundation Support

Individual Donors

Gifts between $250 and $499


Gifts of $100,000 and above

Gifts between $25,000 and $99,000



Gifts $2,500 and above

Dan & Michael AlterLisa & James AveryCathy & Rick BergesTerry & Richard BernsteinJoanne & Scot BoultonBarbara BrinkmanSusan & Chip CasteelMimi DeemJean GaseGretchen Myers & Daniel GodarBruce HallSue & Jim Harper

Lori & Duston HausladenJanet HollowayWilliam KaufmanKim & Eric LedermanKatie & Chip LerwickBoobie & Ronnie LightJudi & Sandy MacLeanPhyllis MaritzBridget & Chris McAndrewBecky PatelKathy & John QualyLeslie & Jake Reby

Sabrina RobbBetty Van Uum & Stanley SchechterDon SentiElisa & Tobé SuarezRichard TaylorDebbie & Hal TzinbergMarty & Leonard WeinstockTahnee & Cordell WhitlockRula & Mark WiningsSusan & Stuart ZimmermannDeborach Zorensky

Martha & David AronsonLori & Ken AstonCindy & Alex Berger IIISam BertoletSally & Tom CohnLaura & Bob DeutschAnn & Tony EiselJill & Ron FisherNancy & Steven FoxJoanne & Joel Iskiwitch

Jane & Mark KlamerChrissy & Michael LaycobKathle & John MacDonoughStephen MacDonoughJoan & Mitchell MarkowStephanie & John McCormickBarbara & Michael NewmarkPatty & Bob PasterFlora & Jim Paster

Cindy & Paul RapponottiMarilyn SchnuckSandra ShapiroSandy SussmanSusan & Ben UchitelleBev WagnerCynthia & John WallachColleen & Ron WatermonKaren & Mark Zorensky

Lynne & David AndersonJulie & Ira BerkowitzDavid Charak IIDebbie Chase & Eric SchneiderRobin & Gary FederTricia & Josh FergusonAngela & J.J. FlotkenGretta Forrester

Judy & Mark GoodmanMichelle & Scott HarrisGeorge Hettich & J. WarnerJanet & Tom HorlacherDeboarah & Mike KlaymanCathy & Peter KraneMelvyn LefkowitzKaren & Mont Levy

Chandra & Thomas NiemannAnn & Patrick RaffertyRosemary & Phillip RobbinsShirley SherKathy & Jim SherbySouthern Financial & Real Estate Co.Cheryl & Nick VerdeBecky & Mike Zaccarello

Cook Family Nicole & Noah Lander Marglous Family Tom WeilCara & Joe Downs Katherine & Rich Lintz Cheryl & Dave Shelton Debbie Zimmerman & Jon Root

Barry-Wehmiller GroupThe Chapman Family

The Opus Foundation


U.S. Trust Bank of American Private Wealth Management


Staenberg Family Foundation, a supporting foundation of Jewish Foundation of St. Louis

Anonymous & Caleres Cares Charitable Trust

With continued support from CCF, the popular concert series, Musical Nights in Oak Knoll Park re-turned in teh summer of 2017 and was again a huge success. The series featured incredible music by Hudson & Friends, Midnight Piano Band, Bottom’s Up Blues Gang and Griffin and the Gargoyles.

Musical Nights in Oak Knoll Park


Chapman Plaza and Falls

Chapman Plaza at Shaw Park incorporates a multi-sensory landscape featuring a plaza, cascading water, and a reflection pond. In addition to creating habitats for monarch butterflies and dragonflies, the cascade portion of the Chapman Plaza features a stepping garden and a seating grotto. The gift also includes funding to support the maintenance of the project for the next 20 years.

J.J. Flotken, President of the Clayton Century Foundation stated, “A gift of this magnitude to the Clayton Community is unparalled in modern times.”

With the ribbon cutting ceremony held on October 24, 2017, CCF celebrated the completion of its largest project to-date. It signified an outstanding accomplishment for our organization founded by citizens in 2008, with the goal of soliciting community support to complete priority projects that fell outside the funding scope for the City.

When approached by the Clayton Century Foundation, Bob Chapman did not hesitate to offer his enthusiastic support for the mission of the organization. With his vision, Chapman Plaza and Falls came to life. Mr. Chapman expressed his enthusiasm for this undertaking, “The gift of Chapman Plaza is in appreciation for all that our family has received from the community since moving to the St. Louis area in the 1940’s.” The Chapman plaque states it best. “The transformation of this corner’s steep hill into a magnificent plaza with its cascading waterfall symbolizes the extraordinary opportunities that life’s challenges make possible.”

It also encourages others with these thoughtful words, “May you be touched by the natural beauty of this plaza and inspired to consider how you can leave the world better than you found it.”

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Our Pillars: History, Art, Parks & Sustainability

Otocast App

In 2017 CCF sponsored the launching of the Otocast App for phones or mobil devices. This free app let’s you explore the Art, History, and Parks of Clayton.

Otocast, featuringthe Clayton WalkingTour narrated by Charlie Brennan, can be downloadedby visiting the AppStore for Apple usersor Google Play for Android.

Corporate and Foundation Support

Individual Donors



Gifts of $100,000 and above




Gifts $2,500 and above

Dan & Michael AlterLisa & James AveryCathy & Rick BergesTerry & Richard BernsteinJoanne & Scot BoultonBarbara BrinkmanSusan & Chip CasteelMimi DeemJean GaseGretchen Myers & Daniel GodarBruce HallSue & Jim Harper

Lori & Duston HausladenJanet HollowayWilliam KaufmanKim & Eric LedermanKatie & Chip LerwickBoobie & Ronnie LightJudi & Sandy MacLeanPhyllis MaritzBridget & Chris McAndrewBecky PatelKathy & John QualyLeslie & Jake Reby

Sabrina RobbBetty Van Uum & Stanley SchechterDon SentiElisa & Tobé SuarezRichard TaylorDebbie & Hal TzinbergMarty & Leonard WeinstockTahnee & Cordell WhitlockRula & Mark WiningsSusan & Stuart ZimmermannDeborach Zorensky

Martha & David AronsonLori & Ken AstonCindy & Alex Berger IIISam BertoletSally & Tom CohnLaura & Bob DeutschAnn & Tony EiselJill & Ron FisherNancy & Steven FoxJoanne & Joel Iskiwitch

Jane & Mark KlamerChrissy & Michael LaycobKathle & John MacDonoughStephen MacDonoughJoan & Mitchell MarkowStephanie & John McCormickBarbara & Michael NewmarkPatty & Bob PasterFlora & Jim Paster

Cindy & Paul RapponottiMarilyn SchnuckSandra ShapiroSandy SussmanSusan & Ben UchitelleBev WagnerCynthia & John WallachColleen & Ron WatermonKaren & Mark Zorensky

Lynne & David AndersonJulie & Ira BerkowitzDavid Charak IIDebbie Chase & Eric SchneiderRobin & Gary FederTricia & Josh FergusonAngela & J.J. FlotkenGretta Forrester

Judy & Mark GoodmanMichelle & Scott HarrisGeorge Hettich & J. WarnerJanet & Tom HorlacherDeboarah & Mike KlaymanCathy & Peter KraneMelvyn LefkowitzKaren & Mont Levy

Chandra & Thomas NiemannAnn & Patrick RaffertyRosemary & Phillip RobbinsShirley SherKathy & Jim SherbySouthern Financial & Real Estate Co.Cheryl & Nick VerdeBecky & Mike Zaccarello

Cook Family Nicole & Noah Lander Marglous Family Tom WeilCara & Joe Downs Katherine & Rich Lintz Cheryl & Dave Shelton Debbie Zimmerman & Jon Root

Barry-Wehmiller GroupThe Chapman Family

The Opus Foundation


U.S. Trust Bank of American Private Wealth Management


Staenberg Family Foundation, a supporting foundation of Jewish Foundation of St. Louis

Anonymous & Caleres Cares Charitable Trust

With continued support from CCF, the popular concert series, Musical Nights in Oak Knoll Park re-turned in teh summer of 2017 and was again a huge success. The series featured incredible music by Hudson & Friends, Midnight Piano Band, Bottom’s Up Blues Gang and Griffin and the Gargoyles.

Musical Nights in Oak Knoll Park


Letter from the President

CCF Board of Directors

J.J. FlotkenPresidentSteven RosenblumChair of Major GiftsBecky PatelChair of Community BuildingGary KroschTreasurerSarah MelingerChair of PhilanthropyCindy RapponottiChair of Board DevelopmentGary FederLegal AdvisorJudy R. GoodmanImmediate Past President

Cindy BergerJason BraidwoodBarbara BrinkmanJoe DownsJosh FergusonJill FisherStephanie GrossMichelle HarrisGeorge HettichJanet HorlacherJane KlamerCathy KraneKatie LerwickJohn McCormickRobert PasterMarta Toczylowski Cheryl VerdeCindy WallachCordell WhitlockMark WiningsMike Zaccarello

J.J. FlotkenBoard President

Gifts up to $249

In Memory In Honor

Laura AbramsMarian & Arthur AuerDavid BalesRita & Edward BalkSelma & Blair BalkDebabrata BanerjiLisa & Carl BarnesBeverly & Phillip BarronMarcia BernsteinMoira Jablon Berstein &Brad BersteinAnne & Brad BishopSusan BlockDebbie BoniskeJason BraidwoodSteven BreihanCharles BrennanElizabeth & Michael BruntPhoebe & Spencer BurkeLindsay & Scott BushSarajan & Paul CampbellErica Chertow & Ahmed TananeCarole & Robert ChristieJo ChristnerMichelle CodyEvelyn & Louis CohenJerome CohenAllison & Charles CohnKathianne & David CraneEmma DentJudy & Larry DeutschCarla & Edward DoisySharon DoughertyNina DuramMarilyn & Bernard EdisonRachel & David EldelmanLori & Tim ElliotDana & Eric EmmeneggerJane Friedrich & Jon ErblickVivian EveloffCarole & Alex EversCheryl & Ed FeutzJoan & Kenneth FialaRose Jonas & Ed FinkelsteinNorma & Carl FitzwaterIrene & Burt FollmanPam & Michael FournierRobyn & Victor FrankelSari & Carl Friedman

Linda & Andrew GalakatosJoan Gallgher & Ken ToczylowskiAlyson & Gregg GarlandCynthia Garnholz & Bill EastmanPrue & Jeff GershmanMrs. Joseph GleasonTricia & Ken GoldmanLinda & Ben GoldsteinElizabeth GreenClaire Halpern & Michael GreenfieldKitty & Hanford GrossStephanie & Geoffrey GrossLiz & Will GunnSusan & Frank HackmannDeby & Rick HalpernRosemary HardySally & Robert HarrisonJohn & Harrison HeilCarolyn & Michael HesterbergBarbara Barenholtz & Milton HiekenClaire HirschNancy & Bill HobsonSusie & Jeff HockmanTina & John HollandJane HoltzmanLisa & Benjamin HumphreysGayle Jackson & Fredrick KrausRandee JacobsNancy JoistNorma Dee JuracsikElizabeth & Blaire KasierJulie & David KaltenriederCarol Fine & Robert KantermanJoni & Drew KarandjeffAnna KraneJayne & Larry LeydenLewis A. LeveyTerri & Steve LaytonJim LibermanRuth-Ellen & Steve LichtenfeldFran & John LizzoConnie LohrLynn & Carol LyssElizabeth & James MacanufoBonnie MannGeorge MarkusMr. & Mrs. Edward MartinMary Ann MedlerSarah & Adam MelingerSusan Meltz

Mary & Paul Mercurio, IIILaura MeyerPaula & Ron MeyerJeanette & Robert MeyerSonny Buttar & Joe MillerJulia Muller & Earl ShreckengastJennifer Musich-Rehmann & Jaime Rehmann Peggy & Andy NewmanJeri Lynn PalmerChristine & Rick PennellRonna PohlmanAngela & Michael PompainMadelon PriceJudy & Paul PutzelDebra Rabinovich & Darryl HiguchiValerie & Frank ReedyDebra & Ned ReillyRenate Christa & Hans Joachim ReimersRichard & Elizabeth RobbAlbert RoseGianna & Ken RosenbaumAndrea & Steven RosenblumSally RosenthalIvette & Andy RothschildDavid RubinDiane & Harold SangerJohn SauerJulie & Roger ScherckDorthy & Harold SchneiderSally & Terry SchnuckSally & Stanford ScottRobert SearsDale & Barry SharonJudith ShawJane & Harold SitrinJill & Martin SneiderKaren & Tom SternDiane Friedman & Phillip TarrMarta ToczylowskiJanet & Turk TurleyBetty VargheseBarbara & Mark WaldChristina & David WaldenColleen & Ron WatermanMarilyn & Iain WecterPat & Jim WednerAlison & Richard YawitzHelen ZiercherDianna & Michael Zlaket

Joel, Rachel & Rosalind BrightfieldCarol & Bob Christie’s grandchildBoo & Chuck Close

Dr. Elliot FeigenbaumBill GatlinLeona KlaymanLizzie & StanleySawyer MarglousDavid Robb

Elizabeth Louise RossSara SchottensteinStan ShapiroJack & Florine SorkinEllen Ruth WallachMartin S. Zwerling


Bob DeutschOak Knoll NeighborsPat RedingtonHannah StaenbergLeah StaenbergCordell & Tahnee Whitlock

Ten years ago, an idea was floated to create a partner foundation to the City of Clayton with a purpose of raising private dollars to create a margin of excellence between what we should expect from our great municipal government and what we could and should be as a community.

A decade later the impact of the Clayton Century Foundation is impossible to ignore. Our generous community has produced nearly 1,000 gifts from residential neighbors, large corporate citizens, small businesses and granting authorities equating to over $10 million dollars of private investment.

In 2017, we opened our largest and most visible project to date – Chapman Plaza and Falls. The communal response was incredible and it’s clear that we have helped reshape the north end of Shaw Park. Additionally, we launched a digital art and history walking tour app as well as helped fund many other impactful projects.

We are so fortunate to live in this pride-filled community rich with philanthropic spirit. Clayton is Ours to Build, Ours to Share.

All the best,


Statement of Financial Position

Statement of Cash Flow

Revenue and Expenses

Revenue Expenses



Cash and Cash Equivalents

AssetsUnrestricted Assets

Restricted AssetsRestricted CCF $2,505,853.09

$34,314.11$0.00

$0.00

Restricted CCF HistoryRestricted CCF Parks

Total Restricted Assets

Total Unrestricted AssetsUnresticted CCF $154,085.91

$154,085.91

$2,540,167.20

$2,694,253.11

Liabilities

Total Assets and Liabilities

Total $116,786.94

Beginning Balance Operating ExpensesDonations-Individual CCF Contractual Services

$32,950.00 $13,510.91$1,648,090.16 $5,792.30

$50,000.00 $70,468.50

$2,540,167.20

$10,250.00$2,022,795.50$2,022,795.50

$25.67$76,392.60

$2,505,853.09$2,711.36

$34,314.11$1,962,109.89

$154,085.91

$4,787,517.11

$2,694,253.11

$83,468.46 $51,165.29Donations-Corporate CCF CommoditiesDonations-Stocks & Dividends CCF HistoryGrants Operating Expenses SubtotalPrograms Project Expenses

CCF Project ExpensesProject Expenses Subtotal

Merchandise

Accrued Expenses

Accrued Expenses Subtotal

Gain/Loss on Sale of Assets

CCFInterest

History and ParksRevenue Subtotal

Unrestricted Funds

Year End Revenue

Ending Balance

$2,825,407.22

The Clayton Century Foundation serves as a nonprofit partner to the City of Clayton to catalyze the

community’s passion for excellence through private investment in Art, History, Parks and Sustainability.

*Reflects gifts made calendar year 2017, any errors or ommissions are unintential.

Donations-Corporate 88%

Operating Costs 3%

Project Costs 97%

Donations-Individual 5%

Other Revenue 5%

CLAYTON CENTURY FOUNDATION FY17 Annual Report8

Grants 2%

Annual Report 2017*


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