Give To Colombia

Colombia Gives Back

2012-2013 Annual report

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2 Letter from the Executive Director 3-4 Overview 5 Allies 6 Our Added Value 7 Our Manifesto 8 Team 9-10 Education 11-12 Economic Development 13-14 Environment 15-16 Health 17 Water & Sanitation 18 Transforming Philanthropy 19 Sponsorships 20-22 Events 23 Financials 24-26 Donors & Volunteers

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Give To Colombia is a US and Colombia-based nonprofit organization with 501(c)(3) status that aims to create, promote and facilitate the channeling of resources, talents and technologies from the US towards sustainable, scalable, high-impact social projects in Colombia in the areas of Education, Economic Development, Water & Sanitation, Health and Environment. Using an innovative model, G2C articulates and supports between entities in the public, private and international sectors, with the aim of generatingsocial investment solutions that benefit Colombia’s most vulnerable populations and promote peace and prosperity within the country.

About Give To Colombia

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Letter from the executive directorDear Friends of Give To Colombia,At Give To Colombia, we strive every day to prove why Colombia is different. We work to improve our understanding of our own country so that others will associate it with growth, change, and raw talent. And most importantly, we are proud to share our time-tested idea that Colombia is a country worth investing in, as any investment made in the country can yield a great return in the field thanks to the overwhelming talent of its people.

This idea of return is evident in the very structure of our organization, which with an annual operational budget of approximately $300,000 dollars has been able to leverage $2 to $3 million dollars per year towards social projects. In 2012, we surpassed this target, raising $4.4 million, and impacting over 30,000 Colombians in conditions of vulnerability.

I would like to thank our donors for being an integral part of our work in 2012. Without their help, we would not have been able to support important projects in the areas of Education, Economic Development, Health, and the Environment, providing access to housing, nutrition, sanitary bathrooms, academic opportunities, environmental awareness, hygiene education and entrepreneurship training to thousands of Colombians located in 16 regions throughout the country.

It is also worth noting that in 2012 we were able to improve our relationships with international donors, local partner foundations, and the Colombian public sector, maximizing the impact of our projects.

Moreover, in March of 2012, we signed a $2 million dollar agreement with the Inter-American Development Bank to design and implement a comprehensive long-term project that aims to provide scalable and sustainable access to basic water supply and sanitation services in the poorest, most rural areas of Colombia. I’ve decided to highlight this project because it demonstrates our commitment to deepening our impact in Colombian society. We are confident that by working with leading foundations and contractors in the field, we will be able to bring innovative and sustainable water and sanitation solutions to those who need it most in the most remote, rural areas of Colombia.

Thanks to our considerable experience in the Colombian social sector, we are able to identify projects in which Colombian talent achieves the maximum return on your investment. Next year, we plan to continue to demonstrate that when you invest in Colombia, Colombia Gives Back.

Our utmost gratitude goes out to those who allow us to contribute to the improvement of Colombia. We hope we can count on your support in the future.

Sincerely,

Angela Maria TafurExecutive Director

Overview:

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all-time

Projects Completed

to Date

Beneficiaries Served to

Date

Raised to Date for Social Projects

in Colombia

Regions in Colombia

Where We Work:

16AntioquiaAtlánticoBolívarCaldasCaucaCesarChocó

CundinamarcaGuajira

MagdalenaMeta

NariñoNorte de Santander

SantanderTolima

Valle Del Cauca

268,246 150 $18.5 M

Overview:

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2012

Projects in 2012

Beneficiaries Served in

2012

Raised in 2012 for Social Projects

in Colombia

With an annual operational budget of approximately $300,000 dollars, G2C’s team is able to leverage 2 to 4 million dollars per year towards social projects that benefit Colombia’s most vulnerable populations.7%

8%3%

2%

44%20%

11%

5%

EducationEconomic DevelopmentHealthEnvironmentWater & SanitationSponsorshipsEventsOther

1730,102 $4.4 M

Distribution of Funds 2012

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Strategic AlliesAs an umbrella organization, Give To Colombia works with these strategic allies to promote cross-sector collaborations and reduce the duplication of efforts, identify opportunities for high-social-impact projects, share best practices, and increase the capacity of the social sector as a whole.

These 38 organizations represent this year’s portfolio of high performance local organizations that led our efficient, transparent and high-impact projects.

Banca de Inversión Social Compartamos con Colombia Conexión Colombia Ventures

Local Grassroots

allies

Alvaralice Foundation Asociación Tejido Humano Academia Filarmónica de Medellin Alliance for Responsible Mining CINARA Ciudad Don Bosco Colegio Colombo Americano- Medellín Corporación Banco Inversión Social Corporación Conexión Colombia Corporación Interactuar Corporación Enseña por Colombia FANA Formula Smiles Fundación Hogares Bambi Fundación Carlos y Sonia Haime Fundación Centro Cristiana Internacional Fundación Clinica Noel Fundación Ecoprogreso Fundación El Nogal

Fundación Ernestina García de Santo Domingo Fundación Fe y Alegría Fundación Gabriel Piedrahita Uribe Fundación Granitos de Paz Fundación Hablando con Julis Fundación Juan Felipe Gomez Escobar Fundación Malpelo y Otros Ecosistemas Fundación Mario Santo Domingo Fundación Pro-débiles Auditivos Fundación Saciar Fundación Santa Fe de Bogotá Fundación Servicio Juvenil Fundación Servióptica Fundación Teletón Fundación Ximena Rico Llano Genesis Foundation Jardín Salas Cunas Medellín Gotas de Leche La Casita de Nicolás Un Techo Para mi País

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At Give To Colombia, our work begins with an assessment of the needs and inclinations of our donors. We offer advising services to the donors in order to ensure that their social investment benefits initiatives that are tailored to them. We maintain a portfolio of initiatives of local foundations focused in four areas, which are selected based on criteria related to their operational and administrative capacity, and their ability to efficiently manage resources while guaranteeing transparency. To select these foundations, we perform a due diligence process in which we thoroughly revise legal and financial documents of our potential partners. Our work with the local foundations is based on mutual respect and teamwork, so that we maximize the financial and human resources of our local allies. Once a donation is approved, we rigorously monitor projects that are committed to specific, measurable goals within a set timeframe. We assess our allies’ effectiveness regularly, in order to achieve meaningful and measurable impact. We also help our local allies comply with international donors’ requirements in terms of evaluation and reporting.  

Our Added Value

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OUR manifestoWe believe that the pinnacle of giving comes when you receive something

in return. This belief becomes a tested reality in a place where you get back much more than what you put in: Colombia.

Colombians are a special kind of people, full of bravery and determination, willing to overcome obstacles and rise above it all.

We invite you to become our on-the-ground partner in “Give To Colombia”: a non-profit foundation held to the highest standards of

transparency and accountability.

Our model is a guide to the inner workings of the country and a resource for the most efficient ways to operate.

And so we ask: Are you receiving the most return for your social investment?

In the spirit of the transparency of our foundation and the unmatchable determination that marks our country, we can make a promise few others

can deliver: the maximum social return on your investment.

Give to Colombia. Colombia Gives Back.

Felipe Medina, ChairmanRobert Eichfeld, Vice Chairman

Maria C. Leiva, TreasurerRodrigo Arboleda

Orlando AyalaGabriela Febres-Cordero

Luis GalloCarlos Manuel Parra

Geoffrey RandallAngela Maria Tafur

Antonio José ArdilaGustavo Arenas

Moises EliembergCarlos Fonseca

Juan Carlos FrancoGen. Douglas Fraser

Josh GilinskiEric Newman

Juan Carlos Ortiz, Special Advisorin Marketing & Strategy

Andres OteroJames Stewart

Maria Soledad SaiehRodrigo Villar

G2C Team

Board of Directors Advisory Board

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TeamAs of December 2013

Angela Maria Tafur, C.E.O. & Co- Founder Maria Helena Tamayo, C.O.O. & Finance

Santiago Piza, Grants & Development ManagerJulia Ardila, Communications & Grants Associate

Sandra Restrepo, Administrative Assistant

Nathalie Renaud, Strategic Alliance Manager, Transforming PhilanthropySantiago Velez, Project Manager, Water & SanitationWendy Sewards, Project & Development Coordinator

Nydia Carvajal, Administrative CoordinatorLuvi Uran, Administrative Assistant

Miami

Colombia

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Education

Projects in 2012

Beneficiaries Served in

2012

Raised in 2012 for Education Projects

in Colombia

510,948

Project NameMIT’s SCRATCH Teacher Training

Program Phase IV

Academia Filarmónica de

Medellín

Academia Filarmónica de

Medellín

Deepening Enseña por Colombia’s

Impact

Donor

Local Ally

Beneficiaries

Description

Motorola Solutions Foundation Anonymous HILTI Foundation JP Morgan Chase

Foundation

Fundación Gabriel Piedrahita Uribe

(Etudeka)

Academia Filarmónica de

Medellín

Academia Filarmónica de

Medellín

Corporación Enseña por Colombia

15,778 100 N/A 70

Expansion and consolidation of MIT's

SCRATCH methodology for

algorithmic thinking to different regions of

Colombia to improve educational processes

in STEM.

Musical training for adolescents coming from vulnerable

backgrounds so that they can

become formally employed.

Musical training for adolescents coming from vulnerable

backgrounds so that they can

become formally employed.

Leveraging opportunities to deepen Enseña por Colombia´s

impact by providing support and training to a

group of 70 professionals to become efficient

teachers.

$316,880

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Beneficiaries: 5,000Donor: Cisco SystemsLocal Ally: Fundación Hablando con JulisThis project included an in-kind donation of a server that allowed the Hablando con Julis Foundation (HCJF) to be more efficient and provide better service to their end users, supporting people with disabilities that use their innovative software.Hablando con Julis is a Colombian non-profit organization whose mission is to support the learning processes of students with communication or learning difficulties by developing a user-friendly interactive ICT tool that facilitates these children’s education and their communication with others.The Hablando con Julis program offers comprehensive software for students with hearing disabilities, as well as those with autism, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy or learning disabilities. It combines augmentative and alternative communication as a means to enhance or supplement speech and writing through images, sound and signs.After using the software during a period of one year, students showed significant improvement in oral comprehension, reading comprehension, writing, ICT skills, class attention, and the ability to follow teacher’s directions in bi-monthly evaluations. In addition, the evaluations demonstrated that teachers also improved their use of ICTs (computer, interactive whiteboard and use of software) as a tool for educational settings.

Featured Education Project: Hablando con Julis

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Projects in 2012

Beneficiaries Served in

2012

Raised in 2012 for Economic Projects

in Colombia

61,276

Project Name

My Dreamed Comunity:

Manzanillo del Mar and Tierra

Baja

Inclusion of Adolescent Mothers into the Productive

Cycle: Breaking Cycles of Poverty

Strengthening of Crops in Turbo, Antioquia After

Flooding

Construction of Emergency

Housing in Soacha

Community Development

through Women’s

Empowerment

Donor(s)

Local Ally

Beneficiaries

Description

Anonymous, APC Colombia

JP Morgan Chase Foundation Anonymous Anonymous

JP Morgan Chase

Foundation

Fundación Carlos y Sonia Haime

Fundación Juan Felipe Gomez Escobar

AsociaciónTejido Humano

Un Techo para mi País

Fundación Carlos y Sonia

Haime

400 360 28 28 60

Poverty eradication

project benefitting the Manzanillo del

Mar community through

comprehensive education and

income generating activities.

The project seeks to improve the quality of

life of adolescent mothers in Cartagena.

Mothers received training in productive skills, access to new

academic opportunities, and medical care and

psychological support.

Provide technical assistance to

families, and ex members of the

security forces for the strengthening of their

plantain crops in Turbo, Antioquia

after having suffered heavy rains and

flooding.

Provide funding for the construction of

emergency housing in Soacha.

Support the financial

empowerment of 60 women in the Manzanillo

del Mar community.

$354,120Economic Development

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The majority of apparel workers in Medellín earn a minimum wage that in many cases constitutes the entire family´s source of income. The lack of sufficient funds to satisfy their families' needs, combined with the poor management of these funds, leads these families to face high-debt, little capacity to acquire housing, education, or a business and a lack of ability to save or generate additional income.

With this in mind, Give To Colombia and Interactuar have been working together for the past four years in Antioquia, mainly with Levi's women garment factory workers, providing access to financing of income-generating activities. The program provides financial literacy training, matched savings and support for micro-enterprise development through a program oriented towards creating culture of saving, and at improving participants’ household incomes and quality of life. More specifically, this program seeks to provide these vulnerable families with the necessary tools to acquire assets through financial literacy workshops, a savings program and the promotion of entrepreneurship initiatives.

The impact of this initiative has not only been significant in terms of the empowerment and resilience that beneficiaries have developed, but in terms of the commitment of the participating factories regarding their employees' well-being, quality of life beyond their immediate job, and the image and perception of Levi Strauss. With this project, Levi Strauss has dramatically changed, not only in terms of the conditions of its workers, but that of the entire apparel industry of Medellín, creating healthy employees that can shift to other industries and areas when production levels are low or can count on income earned from having their own microbusinesses.

Testimony: “Thank you Interactuar and Give To Colombia for supporting me with consulting services. These helped me improve my business and have a more global vision of it. My business has improved and I am looking for a new location where I can offer more products to clients in the sector. Thank you so much!”

- Oscar Grando

Beneficiaries: 400Donor: Levi Strauss FoundationLocal Ally: Corporación Interactuar

Featured Project: Financial Literacy & Entrepreneurship Program

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Environment

Projects in 2012

Beneficiaries Served in

2012

Raised in 2012 for Environment Projects

in Colombia

311,678

Project Name Conservation of the Ciénaga Juan Polo

Educating Young Leaders to Save the Planet

Donor(s)

Local AllyBeneficiaries

Description

APC Colombia, Anonymous Anonymous

Fundación Ecoprogreso Fundación Santa Fe de Bogotá

10,078 1,600

Environmental awareness and territorial management program for the conservation of the Juan Polo

wetland.

Empowering young students from low-income schools in Bogotá to

improve their local environment and create healthier communities.

$95,354

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*As this is an ongoing project, it is estimated that around 10% of Artisanal and Small-scale Mining Organizations (ASMOs) in the world could potentially benefit from the Fairmined standard. In addition, 16-18 ASMOs in different countries around the world are currently working directly with ARM in order to comply with the Fairmined standard.

Approximately 2,500 tons of gold are mined around the world every year. Of this, between 200 and 300 tons originate from Artisanal and Small-scale Mining (ASM), which provides almost 90% of employment in the gold mining sector. ASM provides employment and income opportunities to about 15 million miners and their families in developing countries of Latin America, Africa and Asia. In most cases, these artisanal and small-scale miners (many of whom are women and children) work in unsafe and exploitative working conditions, and live in extreme poverty. As highlighted in Fairtrade and ARM’s Gold Policy Report, ASM mining, as it is currently practiced in most areas, often involves the unsafe use of mercury and other toxic substances, deforestation, discrimination against women, the use of child labor, poor working conditions and exploitative supply chains.

To combat this, ARM, in alliance with Give To Colombia, implemented the Responsible Mining initiative to address two of ARM’s current priorities, which focus on making fair market opportunities more accessible to artisanal and small-scale miners and ensuring that global

Beneficiaries: N/A*Donor: Tiffany & Co. FoundationLocal Ally: Alliance for Responsible Mining (ARM)

Featured Project: Responsible Mining

supply chain reform initiatives incorporate a fair market approach and consider the rights of community miners. The initiative focuses on increasing the number of ASM organizations that are committed to improving their social, environmental, labor and trading performance, through combining the further evolution of Fairtrade and Fairmined standards, with the implementation of a diversified producer support and training strategy to ensure more miners in Africa, Asia and Latin America can reach certification.

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Health

Projects in 2012

Beneficiaries Served in

2012

36,200

Project Name Construction of Sanitary Battery in San Juan Multiple Center

School Water and Sanitation Hygiene (SWASH)

Donor

Local Ally

Beneficiaries

Description

Anonymous General Electric Foundation

Fundación Fe y Alegría CINARA

2,800 3,000*

Construction of a Sanitary Battery in the San Juan Multiple Center, which provides training workshops, serves

as an orphanage and as an educational institution for vulnerable

populations in Antioquia.

Health Promotion and Disease Prevention through Hygiene Education and Access to Water and Sanitation.

*Material set to be completed the second week of December 2013, serving a total of 3,000 students, and another 7,000 indirect beneficiaries.

Raised in 2012 for Health Projects

$140,000

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Beneficiaries: 400Donor(s): Covidien and APC ColombiaLocal Ally: Fundación Santa Fe de Bogotá

According to the U.S. Center for Disease Control (CDC), hand washing, along with the storage of potable water, access to safe drinking water, and basic sanitation are the most efficient ways to reduce the transmission of infectious diseases, such as diarrheic diseases, acute respiratory infections, and skin and eye infections, among others, in communities. An adoption of appropriate hygiene measures, accompanied by education on this subject, could reduce the incidence of acute diarrheal disease and and acute respiratory infection rates by up to 45%, according to the World Health Organization.In response, Give To Colombia, in partnership with Covidien, the Presidential Agency of International Cooperation (APC Colombia), and the Community Health Division of Fundación Santa Fe de Bogotá, developed a project to bring a healthier culture of hand washing across Colombia through a “hands-on” training program. The program trained approximately 400 social workers in Bogotá, Cali, and Medellín, to act as multipliers of a strategy on hand hygiene for the prevention and control of infectious diseases, directed at vulnerable communities.

Testimony: “The communication strategy is well presented since it is an activity that can be performed in a short amount of time and allows people to be creative and dynamic.” - social workers in Cali when asked about effectiveness of training program

Featured Project:Hand Washing Program

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In March of 2012, Give To Colombia was selected by the Inter-American Development Bank as the Executing Agency for the implementation of the project “Comprehensive Models of Access to Water and Sanitation.” The purpose of the project is to design and implement demand-driven and service oriented pilot programs that will seek to provide scalable and sustainable access to basic water supply and sanitation services in the poorest and most vulnerable areas of Colombia. The project focuses on the following areas:

Promotion of hygiene and sanitation in schools located in rural areas. Individual solutions for potable water and sanitation in various rural areas. In-house connections (wash basin, bathroom and shower) for households in suburban areas.

The project is currently in the implementation phase and is planned for completion in December of 2014.

Donor(s): Inter-American Development Bank (IADB), AquaFund, Japanese GovernmentFunds Raised: $2 million

Comprehensive Models of Access to Water and Sanitation

Water and Sanitation

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TransformingPhilanthropy

Transforming Philanthropy was created in 2010 as an initiative that seeks to promote and facilitate collaborative and strategic social investment among Colombia’s leading families and economic groups, build on the capacity of the social sector, and motivate public-private partnerships to achieve high social impact. For the past two years, two forums and various regional workshops have been organized with the goal of disseminating ideas, best practices, and lessons learned among this group. The initiative provides participants with the know-how on utilizing knowledge to structure implementation plans that translate into high-impact social investments in the areas of Health, Education, Economic Development and Environment. In this way, Transforming Philanthropy achieves its core objective of promoting and increasing social investment in Colombia.The initiative includes regional seminars during which participants explore innovative approaches to maximize the social impact of their investments and become social investors who, under a theory of change model, commit to supporting long-term interventions and increasing the flow of strategic investments into the country's social sector.

On January 27 and November 2, Transforming Philanthropy hosted and organized two Regional workshops: one on Impact Investing and the other on Sustainable Capitalism in Bogotá and Cali, respectively. The events included expert speakers and leaders in the field of philanthropy, including Jed Emerson, Laura Herman, Aurelio Ramos, and the heads of private, corporate and family foundations like Manuel Jose Carvajal, Claudia Garcia and Esteban Piedrahita.

In addition, the workshops have expanded to include site visits with Colombian philanthropists. On November 3rd, with the support of The Nature Conservancy (TNC) a site visit was organized to TNC´s Valle del Cauca Water Fund.

These events were organized to follow up the knowledge gained during the past Annual Forums and to keep encouraging opportunities of collaboration and creation of networks. We invite anyone who is interested to participate in these transformative, engaging, and collaborative sessions that occur throughout the year.

For more information, please visit www.filantropiatransformadora.org.

Events 2012

Site visit to the The Nature Conservancy’s (TNC) Valle del Cauca Water Fund in November of 2012, featuring Mauricio Bedoya and Alejandro Calvache of TNC as leaders.

Donor Receiving Organization

Felipe Medina FANA, Corp. Enseña por Colombia, Corp. BIS

Source of Hope Foundation Fundación Juan Felipe Gómez Escobar

Anonymous Ecoprogreso

Multiple Fundación Teletón

Multiple Corp. Actuar Caldas, Fund. Sanar Pereira

Skanska USA, Inc. Colegio Colombo Americano Medellín

Santo Domingo Family Fundación Ernestina García de Santo Domingo

The McMillan Children’s Foundation

Ciudad Don Bosco, Fund. Centro Cristiano Internacional, Fund. Clínica Noel, Fund. Gota de Leche, Fund. Hogares Bambi, Fund. La Casita de Nicolás, Fund. Servicio Juvenil

Bosconia, Fund. Vivan los Niños, Fundación SACIAR, Fund. Pro- débiles Auditivos, Fund. Ximena Rico Llano

Tamarin Foundation Conexión Colombia

Shamir Insight Fundación Servióptica

Sheng Chi Advertising Fundación Servióptica

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In 2012, Give To Colombia provided support in channeling private and international donations to the following organizations throughout the country:

Foundations Supported Funds Channeled

23 $910,884Sponsorships

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On November 16th, Give To Colombia hosted the BeLive Colombia Gala in Miami for the sixth consecutive year in partnership with ArtNexus Foundation, Formula Smiles Foundation and Genesis Foundation. Over $400,000 were raised to benefit high social-impact projects for Colombia’s most vulnerable populations in the areas of Education, Health, Economic Development, Environment and Peacemaking. The evening featured an auction with one-of-a kind emerald jewelry pieces, a fashion show by renowned Venezuelan designer Nicolas Felizola, a private concert by internationally-acclaimed Gilberto Santa Rosa, and the presentation of the 2012 BeLive Award to one of Colombia’s heroes, Catalina Escobar.

BeLive 2012

Organizers of BeLive 2012 from left to right: Claudia Giardinella, Maria Jose Barraza, Marita Reyes, Silvia Tcherassi, Angela Maria Tafur, Gisela Lowenstein, Katalina Bernal, Connie Freydell-Montoya, and Vanessa Araujo.

One-of-a-kind pieces from BeLive 2012’s Project Emerald.

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Babson ConnectMiami- January 12, 2012Our CEO, Angela Maria Tafur, shared the G2C model to alumni, current and prospective students, and President Schlesinger of Babson College, in a panel.

Tony Bennett’s All-Star Tennis Event & Benefit GalaMiami- March 19, 2012 Our CEO was invited to be host member, bringing together Tony’s celebrity friends and the world’s top tenn is p ros , i nc lud ing Novak Djokovic, the Bryan Brothers and a live performances by Tony Bennett and Alejandro Sanz, the most Latin Grammy Award-winning artist in history.

2012 Global Philanthropy ForumWashington DC- April 16-18, 2012Our CEO attended this conference entitled, “Toward a New Social Contract” for individuals who have made a significant commitment to international philanthropy, donors who have es tab l i shed f am i l y foundations and executives of c o r p o r a t e , p r i v a t e o r p u b l i c foundations based in the U.S. and overseas.

Events

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Foro Emprendimiento y Desarrollo Sustentable: El Desafío LatinoamericanoMiami Beach Convention Center- April 24 & 25, 2012G2C participated in a panel to showcase its model as an example of a successful social organization, under the umbrella Sustainatopia Festival and Impact Investing Conference.

CNN en EspañolMiami- May 24, 2012 Our CEO was interviewed during their program NOTIMUJER in their segment “Querer es PODER.” Angela shared her insight with two Latino women who are setting up their own NGOs in the U.S.

Colombia Knows BestNew York City- June 27, 2012G2C joined the First Lady of Colombia and Proexport Colombia in the launch of the TLC treaty with the U.S. in this showcase of the Colombian Clothing Industry.

12th Annual United Way Women’s Leadership BreakfastMiami- November 7, 2012Our CEO Angela Maria Tafur was invited to be Vice Chair at the United Way Women's Leadership Breakfast, including keynote speaker Goldie Hawn. This annual event brings together the most influential women in the Miami-Dade community to advance United Way's work in education, financial stability and health - the building blocks for a good life.

Grameen Foundation USA 15th AnniversaryNew York City- April 19, 2012Friends, partners, and staff of Grameen Foundation USA, including Give to Colombia’s CEO, gathered to celebrate 15 years of providing transformative small loans and technology solutions to help struggling families break the cycle of poverty. A special thanks was made to G2C during the benefit for the support extended to open Grameen Foundation’s offices in Colombia in 2011.

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For our complete, audited financial statements, please visit: www.givetocolombia.org

201220122012 201120112011

SUPPORT AND REVENUE

Contributions

Interest income

Other income

Special Events

Less: Direct costs

Net assets released from temporary restrictions

Total support and revenue

EXPENSES

Program Services

Fundraising

Management and general

Total expenses

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS

NET ASSETS- BEGINNING

NET ASSETS- ENDING

Unrestricted Temporarily Restricted Total Unrestricted Temporarily

Restricted Total

$1,723,962 $726,545 $2,450,507 $1,774,959 $387.330 $2,162,289

257 257 533 533

3,570 3,570 - -

1,727,789 2,454,334 1,775,492 2,162,822

468,003 468,003 790,610 790,610

-355.162 -355.162 -412,703 -412,703

112.841 112.841 377,907 377,907

487.674 -487,674 - 391,938 -391,938 -

2,328,304 238,871 2,567,175 2,545,337 4,608 2,540,729

1,910,662 1,910,662 2.195,757 2.195,757

204,406 204,406 210,077 210,077

211,976 211,976 145,343 145,343

2,327,044 2,327,044 2,551,177 2,551,177

1,260 238,871 240,131 -5,840 -4,608 -10,448

326,484 287,507 613,991 332,324 292,115 624,439

$327,744 $526,378 $854,122 $326,484 $287,507 $613,991

GIVE TO COLOMBIA, INC. AND SUBSIDIARYCONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES AND CHANGE IN NET ASSETS

FOR THE YEARS ENDED DECEMBER 31,

Financials

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Individual DonorsAbraham ChehebarAdolfo R. JimenezAlberto ChehebarAlberto NaonAlberto SolanoAlejandro AlvarezAlejandro BernalAlejandro PinzónAlejandro Santo DomingoAlvaro CórdobaAndrea TessoreAndrés Holguin RamosAndrés ToroAndrés Uribe CraneAngela Maria TafurAngela ToddAnnabel ChangAnonymous DonorsAntonio José ArdilaArmando RomeroArmando TelloArturo Santo DomingoBeatriz Elena CorredorBerkley T. GivensBernice ShotolaBertha M. ArtetaBrigitte NachtigallBrunhilda CorrealCamilo LopezCamilo MontañaCamilo Restrepo OchoaCarlo MareelsCarlos H. GuzmanCatalina MayaCatherin LignelliCharles E. RosenbergCheryl Plotkin-LopezChris MasciattiChristina M. Kappaz

Christine BalavoineConnie FreydellDaniel A. WeissDaniel EchavarriaDaniel OrrDaniel OssaDaniel Pelaez RenaudDaniella C. QuinteroDavid SiegelDayssi Olarte de KanavosDiana Gomez KoppDiana Santo DomingoDiane EderEduardo PerezElisa Botero DuqueEnrique & Paola GossenEric NewmanErika MilletEva Fernandez GarzalFelipe MedinaFelipe Santo DomingoFelipe VillamizarFelix Sabates, Jr.Fernando LopesFernando LopezFlorencio BusotFrancine BirbragherFrançoise Dreuil-WynneGabriel EilembergGeoffrey RandallGerardo OlivoGisela LowensteinGonzalo GutierrezGuillermo GomezGuillermo R. VelezGustavo CarvajalHarold E. Eder G.Harry R. Halloran, Jr.Heidi de Saint Vincent

Helda OsornoHenry J. Eder CaicedoIlse GeyskensIsabella HolguinJaime GilinskiJaime PinedaJeannette DallenJimena & Jesse SteinJohana TovikJohn L. Penson, PAJon DienstagJorge L. RoucoJorge ZighelboimJose A. CuevaJose Arturo CajigaJose M. DaesJuan Carlos DevisJuan CaromJuan Diego LopezJuan FrancoJuan Guillermo GutierrezJuan Pablo AnzolaJuan Pablo & Tanya BenavidesJulian V. HolguinJuliana BarriosKimberly EverettLesyle E. TaylorLorena E. CoyleLuis F. CorreaLuis Santo DomingoLukas Garces ArangoLuz Marina PagesMarcela GómezMareilys SoriaMaria del Rosario CarvajalMaria E. Correa PerezMaria Helena Tamayo Mariana CardenasMarinés Duarte

Mario AlvarodiazMario PachecoMatthew EllisMauricio JaramilloMelissa JonesMichael E. MartinMiguel A. GonzalezMiguel Santo DomingoNatalia ArboledaNicolas FegedNicolas FelizolaNicole BrylOrlando AyalaOscar GarciaPablo NavasPaola Andrea de CastroPaola OspinaPatricia McClauslandPatricia OsornoPaul O'MalleyPaulo LasernaPhillip VandervoortRafael D. PovedaRalph MacNamaraRaul & Roxana HenriquezReinaldo IragorriRoberto MorenoRodrigo ArboledaRussell & Jeanette DallenSean & Anna WolfingtonSergio & Gloria LeyvaSilvina Z. GonzalezSteven RosenthalSylvia MejiaTracey KleberWendell & Leticia PfefferWilliam CorredorWilson & Beatriz Mourad

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Donors3R Family OfficeAbbott LaboratoriesAqueous CapitalAraguaArtNexus MagazineAspen Insurance US ServicesBanco Santander InternationalBank of America Bill's CateringCargo Express LogisticsCH2 Design CovidienCrossroads InvestigationsDM Accounting ServicesEFG CapitalFinotex USA CorpEGR

GM ChevroletGoldman, Sachs & CoHabitat Development Hispanic Marketing GroupHSBC Private BankIdiomatic of AmericaKimberly-ClarkMicrosoftMike's Custom Electric ServiceModa OperandiMongibelloMorgan StanleyMorgan Stanley Smith Barney MRUBIN, P.A.NascarPepsiProgems USA

Raven Avenue Productions RDPRebel Media SABMillerSanford ManagementShamir InsightSheng Chi AdvertisingShutts & Bowen LLPSkanska USASprintSunocoSVT Design Inc.TomTomU.S. Capital Advisors VH Enterprises

Multilateral Organizations

Private FoundationsPublic Charities In-KindColombian American Association of FloridaEichfeld Family FoundationFore Kids FoundationGE FoundationHILTI FoundationJames and Judith K. Dimon FoundationJP Morgan Chase FoundationJPM Family FoundationLevi Strauss FoundationMotorola Solutions FoundationSource of Hope FoundationTamarin FoundationTiffany & Co. FoundationUnidos En Red Foundation

AlpinaAmerican AirlinesBoca Tanning ClubCardenas & CardenasCisco SystemsDDB LatinaDiageoFedexGreen MediaJe Je Consulting Mauricio ParraMFZ ManagementNicolas Felizola RGB StudioRocco Donna Hair and Beauty ArtSilvia Tcherassi AtelierTMF GroupUSA BouquetZero Fractal

Conexión ColombiaSeeYourImpactUnited Way - Greater Twin CitiesUnited Way of New York City

Inter- American Development Bank

Corporations

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Annalena HeimesAna De Andreis

Ana Maria RodadoAntonia Iragorri

Brianna ClarkCaroline Holguin

Catherine LaverdeChristian Perilla

Clara ArangoChristine MiladehCourtney Pendray

Daniel SendasDaniela VargasEnrique BarcoGalie Darwich

Jackie SanchezJanine SuarezJessica Tarud

John GonzalezJonathan Diaz

Juan ParodyJuliana Diez

Katalina BernalKatherine Lopera

Laura AndersonLina Hernandez

Luisa CalleMaria A. RiosMaria Ojeda

Paola RodriguezPaula ForeroRubin PinedaSantiago Piza

Shaina MontalvoStephanie Tarud

Volunteers

CREDITS

photo creditsAll photos by Alejo Arango (www.pequenorobot.com) except where noted: Pg 2: Dora Franco; Pg 7: Photo Illustration by Julia Ardila; Pg 10: Courtesy of Fundación Hablando con Julis; Pg 12: Courtesy of Corporación Interactuar; Pg 14: Nigel Wright; Pg 15: Julia Ardila; Pg 17: Courtesy of Santiago Velez; Pg 18: Courtesy of Nathalie Renaud; Pg 20: Dora Franco; Pg 24: Pipe Jaramillo; Pp 25-26 Pipe Jaramillo.

Design by Julia Kristina Ardila Zurek

Special Thanks to:

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Bogotá, ColombiaTeléfono: (571) 691-2122

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