2016 ANNUAL REPORT

INSPIRED GIVING STARTS HERE

P L A C E R C O M M U N I T Y F O U N D AT I O N

To Our Friends and Partners,

Inspired philanthropy is thriving in Placer County and is reflected at the community foundation. In 2016, your investment created a ripple effect of change and growth by providing nearly $740,000 in grants to many worthy organizations. Some of you chose to grow the impact of services provided by local organizations, others felt inspired to give internationally. For us, it continues to be a privilege to help you translate your passion into action and we are honored to be your partner in philanthropy.

In addition to providing these important grants, PCF strengthened our commitment to provide bold leadership in the community and support collaborative problem-solving. We launched Placer Housing Matters, helping to shine a light on the local housing crisis. We provided training to nearly 300 community volunteers at our Nonprofit Leadership Summit. We championed efforts for job growth and economic development in each of Placer County’s downtown districts through our work with California Main Street Alliance. We aligned our scholarship programs for deserving students and strengthened the pipeline of our future workforce.

Placer Community Foundation’s assets grew to $14.5 million and the number of charitable funds at PCF increased to 92, which includes two significant new funds; The Walter and Irmgard Schichtel Fund for disadvantaged youth and the Mary Paolini Fischer Fund for animal welfare. We also welcomed eight new members to our Legacy Society, bringing us to 83 generous and forward-thinking members who’ve left a planned gift or bequest to our community. As donors, you have defined Placer Community Foundation as “professional, trustworthy, conscientious, and compassionate” and you’ve told us that you highly value the knowledge and insights we can share about charitable work going on in our communities. We appreciate and value that trust you have in us as we help you engage in purposeful grantmaking.

Your support is what allows us to work together on solutions that strengthen and enrich our community. Thank you for your generosity and dedication to a brighter future for Placer County. On behalf of Placer Community Foundation’s board and staff, we are grateful to work with you.

Please call us or stop by our office anytime—we’d love to hear your ideas and help you accomplish your philanthropic goals.

In Gratitude,

Pamela Constantino Veronica BlakeChairman of the Board Chief Executive Officer

Pamela Constantino ChairmanLarry Welch First Vice-ChairmanKen Larson Second Vice-ChairmanJeff Birkholz TreasurerElizabeth Jansen SecretaryRuth BurgessSheila CardnoGuy R. GibsonTodd JensenEllen MacInnesPaul McKennaNadder MirsepassiRichard SalettaTimothy J. SandsJim Williams

2016 BOARD MEMBERS

Susanne BaldoJohn G. BrinerJudge J. Richard CouzensMary Ann HamiltonBruce A. LyonThomas E. ProppKelly RichardsonVictor RoumageJustice Keith F. Sparks (Ret.)Curtis C. SproulH. Ray Yamasaki

EMERITUS BOARD

Veronica Blake Chief Executive OfficerJessica Hubbard Philanthropic Services ManagerEileen Speaker Grants ManagerAnn Heron Office ManagerAndy Wright Marketing/Program CoordinatorJennifer Bravo Receptionist/Office Assistant

STAFF

Front page photo courtesy Placer Land Trust.

Mission:Growing local giving to strengthen our community.

Vision:Placer County—a healthy, connected community.

Values:Be open to learning and listening.Act with integrity.Make courageous decisions.Value our community and respond to its needs.Lead by example.Honor donor intent.

Continuing a Family Legacy

Vicki and Alan Takagishi descend from two families with deep roots in the community. Vicki and Alan have chosen to leave a gift in their estate plan to Placer Community Foundation which will establish the Alan L. and Vicki E. Takagishi Endowment Fund at PCF. This unrestricted fund will support a variety of causes in their place of home for generations. It’s a perpetual gift exemplifying the pride and care they have for the community in which they built their lives.

Inspired Philanthropy

Protecting Open Space and Wildlife Beyond Their Lifetime

Paul and Andrea McKim named Placer Community Foundation in their estate plan and have directed the Foundation, upon their passing, to support nonprofit organizations locally and nationally that are working to preserve and protect land for wildlife and to support the care and well-being of animals.

A Lifetime of Helping Children and Families

Rick and Kathy Saletta have always worked with kids, especially disadvantaged kids, and after retirement that compassion for children has spilled over into their volunteerism and philanthropy. Rick is on the board for PCF and Kathy is an active member of PCF’s Giving Circle. In addition to the Rick and Kathy 4 Kids donor-advised fund at PCF, they have planned for a gift through bequest and are members of PCF’s Legacy Society.

We know that our fund will do the most good because

they’re a part of our community—there’s a high level of trust.

You can look the people at PCF in the eye and know that you

can trust them—it’s been that way with everyone we’ve met.

—Paul McKim

The Foundation is committed to the greater

good and reflects the tight-knit community

within Placer County. There are multiple ways of

giving and you can count on the Foundation’s

board and staff to closely care for and stay on

top of your wishes.

—Rick Saletta

P L A N . G I V E . I N S P I R E .

Helping donors achieve their charitable legacy.

2016 GranteesA Touch of UnderstandingAcres of HopeAlzheimer’s AssociationAlzheimer’s Association -

Greater SacramentoAmerican Cancer SocietyAnimal Spay and Neuter ClinicAssistance League of Greater PlacerAuburn Chamber of Commerce FoundationAuburn Community Cancer Endowment FundAuburn Interfaith Food ClosetAuburn Placer Performing Arts CenterAuburn Symphony AssociationAuburn Union School District

Aviation Cadet MuseumBlue Line ArtsBoys & Girls Club of Placer CountyBrigham Young University - IdahoCapital Public Radio, IncChild Advocates of Placer County - CASAChildren’s Hospital Los AngelesColla Voce of the Sierra, Inc.Community Foundation of Greater FlintCommunity Options for Resource

in EducationCommunity Recovery ResourcesCouncil on FoundationsDel Oro High School

Dogs for the DeafExcel RosevilleFamilyGreenSurvivalFeed The HungryFirst Street Elementary SchoolFirst United Methodist Church of LoomisFriends of Peace PilgrimFriends of the Granite Bay LibraryFriends of Vinh Son

Montagnard OrphanageGamma Phi Beta FoundationGlobal FellowshipGold Country Wildlife RescueGrameen Foundation

Habitat for Humanity InternationalHealth Education Africa Resource Team

(HEART)Heifer InternationalIn His WakesInternational Rescue CommitteeKidsFirstKVIELatino Leadership CouncilLegal Services of Northern CaliforniaLemonaid FundLighthouse Counseling and Family

Resource CenterLilliput Children’s Services

P L A C E R C O M M U N I T Y F O U N D AT I O N

Purposeful Grantmaking

Gold Country Wildlife Rescue

Amount: $2,000 from the J.A.E. Fund for Animal and Environmental Welfare

Purpose: To support operations of their new, expanded facility including the purchase of new cages for the many and varied animals they are called upon to house and rehabilitate in Placer County.

Why it matters: Gold Country Wildlife Rescue takes in injured and orphaned wildlife where they are rescued, rehabilitated and released at no cost to the public. Their team of staff and volunteers help thousands of animals each year return to their rightful place in the wild.

Child Advocates of Placer County

Amount: $67,250 from multiple funds at Placer Community Foundation

Purpose: To provide programs, services, and laptop computers to hundreds of at-risk and foster youth. These programs result in a reduction in arrest rates and substance abuse, an increase in educational success, and development of independent living skills, all of which provide a stronger sense of belonging, empowerment and a bright future.

Why it matters: Young people are the upcoming stewards of our communities. They are future parents, our workforce, our leaders, our community citizens.

The Axiom Youth Center in Lincoln

Amount: $5,000 from the Giving Circle at Placer Community Foundation

Purpose: Allows at-risk high school students the opportunity to form an after school Student Leadership Team where members gain leadership skills, create meaningful relationships with adults and peers, gain employable experience, and a greater community connection.

Why it matters: The Student Leadership Team is driven and designed by the students themselves. This builds platforms of success for students to realize and utilize their untapped potential.

Investing resources for the greater good.

Lincoln Rotary Club FoundationLive Oak Waldorf SchoolMeadow Vista Community CenterMeals on Wheels by ACCMontana State UniversityNational Women’s History MuseumNorth Tahoe Family Resource CenterOperation InnovateOur Savior Lutheran Church of AuburnPartners in HealthPinole Valley High SchoolPlacerArtsPlacer ARCPlacer Food Bank

Placer Land TrustPlacer SPCAPlacer Union High School DistrictPRIDE IndustriesPrison Families AftercareProtect American River Canyons

(PARC)ReCreateReDirect Nuevo CaminoRight Hand AuburnRoseville Police Activities LeagueSacramento Area Youth Golf

AssociationSacramento Loaves and Fishes

Salvation Army of AuburnSeniors FirstSierra Club FoundationSierra College FoundationSierra Foothills Unitarian UniversalistsSierra Grace FellowshipSierra Native AllianceSt. Charles BorromeoSt. Joseph Catholic SchoolStand Up PlacerTake Note Troupe, Inc.The Academy of Art University

San FranciscoThe Axiom Lincoln

The Center for Nonprofit Leadership The Forgotten Soldier ProgramThe Gathering InnThe Michael J. Fox Foundation for

Parkinson’s ResearchThe Water ProjectTommy Apostolos FundUniversity of Nevada-Reno Foundation Valley VisionWilliam Jessup UniversityYoung Life

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Bold Leadership

Helping Local Nonprofits Grow and Thrive

270 local nonprofit employees, board members and volun-teers attended PCF’s 6th annual Nonprofit Leadership Summit. The Summit, a key part of the Foundation’s Nonprofit Initiative, is intended to teach practical skills to the leaders of our nonprofit sector so it will continue to thrive and grow to meet demand. This year’s training was facilitated by Becky Lunders of teamWorks with a focus on building a solid foundation of volunteer leadership.

Fostering our Future Workforce

PCF worked with First 5 Placer, First 5 California, Placer County Health and Human Services, Placer County Office of Education and Sierra College to bring Dowell Myers, Ph.D. to the Dietrich Theatre at Sierra College. Myers presented on our children’s doubled importance for a successful new future. He urged, “If we intend to maintain our economy we must get more serious about educating our future workforce.”

To that end, our John G. and Lillian M. Walsh Family Scholarship Fund awarded 11 students to attend Sierra College to pursue a degree or certificate in Mechatronics, Engineering or Welding—addressing a growing need for professionals in these fields.

Quality, stable, affordable homes in a vibrant community contributes to individual and community success throughout Placer County. Attainable and well-located housing options are at the heart of individual economic opportunities and strong local economies.

Given the current housing crisis, PCF has created Placer Housing Matters, a project with the goal of educating the public and shining the light on the need for attainable housing for our workforce in Placer County. To learn more, visit PlacerHousingMatters.org.

A call for decent homes at reasonable

costs for all

Building momentum for solutions to critical issues facing our community.

P L A C E R C O M M U N I T Y F O U N D AT I O N

COMMUNITY NEEDS AND UNRESTRICTED FUNDSUnrestricted Funds help the Foundation support long-term solutions, respond quickly to emergencies, and meet ever-changing needs in our community. Grants are made in the name of the fund you establish, creating a personal legacy of giving.

Community Leadership FundCommunity Needs FundConstantino Family Fund for Community NeedsCurt and Heather Sproul Community FundGuy and Sigrid Gibson Community

Endowment FundHarry Sands FundJanice Forbes Fund of Placer

Community FoundationKelly C. Richardson FundKen and Marie Larson Common Good FundNadder and Fay Mirsepassi FundRuth and Russell Burgess FundSonja Sorbo, MD Endowment FundSparks Family Fund for Placer

Community FoundationTellman Family FundWilliams Family Fund in honor of

James T. & Ruth Ruhkala Williams

DONOR ADVISED FUNDSDonor Advised Funds are an excellent alternative to a private foundation, with only a fraction of the administrative responsibil-ities. You maintain personal involvement and support the causes you care about most while enjoying the favorable tax treatment of a public charity.

Allegiant Youth Sports FundAmerican River Policy Advocate EndowmentAzevedo Family FundBirkholz FundBud and Bernadine Beadles Charitable FundCardno-Silvers FundConstantino Family FundElizabeth M. Jansen FundEmily Leff and James L. Davis III Family FundHamilton Family FundHideo Ray and Irene Yamasaki Family FundJames and Diane Williams Family FundJim and Judy Ganulin Family FundKathy Sands FundLarry and Linda Welch Charitable FundLeo W. Ryan and Geraldine

Suskin Community FundLight FundNancy and Kenneth Kahn Family FundPaul McKenna and Louise Mongan Fund

to End AlzheimersPropp Family FundRainbow Hearts FundRemaley Family FundRick and Kathy 4 Kids FundRobert and Betty Steinhart FundRobert Kemp Community Endowment FundThe Charles and Gail Muskavitch

Endowment FundThe Joyce W. Armitage FundTimothy and Colleen Sands Charitable FundTodd and Adriana Jensen FundToy FamilyVeronica Blake and Kirk Lovejoy Fund

SCHOLARSHIP FUNDSScholarship Funds empower you to invest in students and help them achieve their dreams. You can create a scholarship as a memorial to someone special or use it to express your educational values.

Ben Parra ScholarshipCarmen Tindall Wilson Scholarship FundJohn G. & Lillian M. Walsh Scholarship FundKen and Janice Forbes Geil Scholarship FundLarry D. Mitchell Memorial Scholarship

Endowment FundRichard and Doris Sayles Family Scholarship

DESIGNATED FUNDSDesignated Funds allow you to support the good work of a specific organization, such as a senior center, a museum, or virtually any nonprofit organization.

Auburn Placer Performing Arts Center Endowment Fund

Auburn Ravine Terrace Benevolence FundBoys and Girls Club of Placer County

Endowment FundCarmen Tindall Wilson Trust FundChild Advocates of Placer County

Endowment FundGold Country Medical History Museum FundHealth Education Africa Resource Team

Endowment FundPARC Legacy FundPlacer County Library FundPlacer Land Trust’s Natural Wonders

Forever FundRocklin Heritage Endowment FundSeniors First Endowment FundWilliam Maxwell “Max” Puckett Make-A-Wish

Endowment Fund

FIELD OF INTEREST FUNDSField of Interest Funds enable you to target your gift to address specific community needs. Once you identify your personal interest area, our Board awards grants to community organizations and programs in the area you select, such as arts and culture, youth, education, health, animal welfare, or environment.

Arts Endowment for Placer CountyBob Lasley Fund for Del Oro MathematicsFostering Futures FundFrank and Gladys Porter EndowmentGiving CircleHarry Sands Family Fund in memory

of Anne SandsJ.A.E. Fund for Animal and

Environmental WelfareMary Paolini Fischer FundMental Health Services Act FundPlacer Collaborative Network Master FundRalph E. and Rose A. Hoeper EndowmentRotary Park ProjectSally Johnson Swim FundSusan Cooley-Gilliom Artist in Residence and

Teaching (ART) Program Endowment FundSusan Cooley-Gilliom Fund for Visual ArtsWalter and Irmgard Schichtel FundYouth Development Fund

2016 MEMORIAL AND HONORARY GIFTSMemorial and Honorary Gifts pay tribute to someone you care about. Gifts honoring community members and commemo-rating important events give back to the community they loved forever.

In Honor of the marriage of Nick Ewing and Erin MarcinAnonymousIn Honor of the Zero Party for Arla, Rick, Kathy, Debbie and LaurieAnonymousCarolyn J. BechlyMeredith BruckDavid FenolioHeinz and Kerstin FurtauerGaylen HalbertJess HollarGary J. KoolhofBonnie LightnerTheresa M. LutzCheryl and Randy MakiKeith NesbittFernando G. RivasLani ThomasIn Memory of James T. and Ruth Ruhkala WilliamsKathleen and Perry EdwardsIn Honor of H. Ray YamasakiEdith F. Yamasaki and Robert SnapkaIn Memory of John TowersKen GeilIn Memory of John and Judy TowersH. Ray and Irene YamasakiIn Memory of Byron Van MetrePatti FitchKen GeilWilfred and Jenny JansenFred and Julie MerriamRosemary SeckIn Memory of Garlon Wilson Ken Geil

LEGACY GIVINGLegacy Giving (Gifts through Bequest) allows you to make a lasting gift to the community by distributing some or all of your assets, tax-free.

Cathy AkanaValerie and Barrett AndersonAnnemarie AngeloAnonymous - 16 Legacy Society members

requested anonymityBud and Bernadine BeadlesM.S. and Esta BeecherVincent and Eileen BellottiJeff and Susan BirkholzLeona BivensVeronica Blake and Kirk LovejoyNorma BrinkSteven and Rose BrownRuth and Russell BurgessSheila Cardno and Kim SilversPamela and Alexander ConstantinoRobert G. Davis II and Janet L. DavisDan and Dorothy DimickSteve and Anna DroulardJennifer ErwinDavid FenolioJanice L. ForbesGuy and Sigrid GibsonConnie HaleMark and Stacey HaneyJohn and Joanne HealyGreely S. HerringtonCapt. J.M. HolmesDr. Victor J. HoughJessica Hubbard and Josh KurtzMarian K. JacksonNancy and Kenneth KahnKen and Marie LarsonLight FundEllen MacInnesNorman ManciniRobert ManciniJudy C. Masters and Jim K. GardnerKathleen S. McCarthyPaul and Andrea McKimKristine S MooreDonald L. NewmanBeverley M. PhillipsDean Prigmore and Patrice TaylorGeorge and Katharine RemaleyOtto RemferKelly C. RichardsonD. Robert and Dulcie L. RobinsonJohn RobinsonHarry RosenberryAndrea RosenthalVictor and Cec RoumageL & S ConsultingTimothy and Colleen SandsIrene SchnausGeorge and Dede ShawDr. Sonja SorboRobert and Betty SteinhartGeraldine SuskinRalph SwannAlan and Vicki TakagishiDr. William and Mrs. Barbara TellmanRhea TrittenbachMarian Vade WalshRichard and Rhonda WamplerLarry and Linda WelchJames and Diane WilliamsCarmen T. WilsonJohann I. Wilson

2016 Funds Listing

IndividualsValerie and Barrett AndersonAnnemarie AngeloAnonymousJeff and Kathleen Asay*Susanne and Russell Baldo*George and Joyce Beland*Kristina BerryAlison Bigley*Kay Birkholz*David BoeschAnn Bothello*Rhonda BrasseJohn and Denise BrinerBruce BroadwellDavid and Jamie Lee BrockwayDr. Gerald L. Brody MD*Kimberly A. Brown*Ruth and Russell Burgess*Diana ButlerKerry CaranciGerry and Barbara Carden*Jason J. Cardinet CPAJack and Kellie Casper*Anna M. ChaputGlenn and Debbi Christensen*Larry and Cindy CombsPamela and Alexander ConstantinoDave and Janice Cook*Richard N. Cook CPACharlene Daniels*Jeff DarlingtonDiane T. Dickinson*Dan and Dorothy Dimick*Dennis and Patricia DongLinda J. DonnellySusan Dupre and Tom NearyDayle Edgerton*Jeanine Ewert*David Fenolio*Virginia A. Ference*Dorothy and Richard Ferguson*Stu and Vicki Foster*Len Ganz*Juanita Garcia and Michael Barber*Jim GardnerArla Gibson and Bud BautistaEd and Lori Goldman*James W. and Cathy Haagen-SmitWilliam HalldinMary Ann and Richard Hamilton*Melinda L. HarrellAnn B. HeronSandy and Alan Hersh*Joann Hilton*James and Irmgard Hirschinger*Rose A. Hoeper*Capt. Mike Holmes*Darren and Jamee HorningElizabeth M. Jansen*Ruth M. JohansonRebecca JohnsonNancy and Kenneth KahnKen and Marie LarsonGerry and Linda Lee*

Jim and Linda LoBue*Mimi D. LofgrenEllen MacInnesJocelyn MadduxCheryl and Randy MakiPaula Maxwell and Robert Bugay*James McCallumThomas McMahan and Nancy Holtz-McMahanNadder and Firouzeh Mirsepassi*Gerald and Gail Mohlenbrok*William and Mary Lou Mullin*Joanne NeftPaul and Barbara Ogden*Jon and Bessie S. Ohnoki*Dr. Robert L. OldhamLinda OlsenRobert F. and Linda Olsen*Ida Otani*Donald and Virginia Parker*Meg Patterson MFTDamaris L. PerezRichard and Dorothy PetersonSteven E. Phillips CPADave PierJohn and Helen Power*Dean Prigmore and Patrice Taylor*Susan Prince and Jim Ricker*Virginia K. Putnam*Kenneth and Sherry Lee Rattay*George and Katharine Remaley*Priscilla and Roger RichterKimberly RomanchickBob and Shirley Rosenberg*Meredith Rosenberg*Andrea RosenthalDeren J. Ross*Victor and Cec RoumageShirley L. RussellKevin SanchezJeffrey and Shelly Saunders*Robert Gilliom and Patty SchifferleRobert and Ann Schnetzler*John and Mary SchugJan Shonkwiler*Dr. April L. Skinner DDS*David and Vicki SpannagelKeith and Mary SparksCynthia Spears*Jan Stevens and Carole CoryAnita L. Storrs*Julie and David Stringham*Kenneth and Gloria TakagishiAlan and Vicki Takagishi*Dr. William and Mrs. Barbara Tellman*Bill and Anne Thomasmeyer*Ray Thompson*Jacklyn Van Metre*Earl and Mary WalkerStephen and Susan Walker*Michael Wells*Janis Wikoff and Brad RinnJames and Diane Williams*Michael WilsonStuart and Linda Yaffe*

Charitable Funds and FoundationsAmazonSmile FoundationArmrod Charitable FoundationAzevedo Family FundCarl and Louise Isaacson Donation FundCharles and Gail Muskavitch Endowment FundElizabeth M. Jansen Fund*Emily Leff and James L. Davis III Family FundFrank and Gladys Porter FundJoyce W. Armitage Charitable FundJim and Judy Ganulin Family Fund*Larry and Linda Welch Charitable FundMichael and Debby Ziegler Family FundMother Lode FoundationPhillip & Phyllis Shopbell Charitable FundPlacer County Employees Fund Remaley Family FundRobert Kemp Community Endowment FundSorbo Family Gift Fund*Wells Fargo Foundation

OrganizationsAmerican Leadership Forum,

Mountain Valley ChapterAndrew Edwards & AssociatesAronowitz Skidmore LyonAT&T, Inc.Auburn Roofing, Inc.Auburn Rotary*Auburn Toyota*Beermann’s BrewpubCarpe VinoClassic Photo BoothClipperCreek Inc.Community 1st BankCounty of PlacerElevate Public RelationsFirst 5 PlacerFirst Northern BankFive Star BankGibson & Gibson, Inc., a Law CorporationJ4 SystemsJR Hanson Consulting LLCKaiser PermanenteL & S ConsultingPacific Gas and Electric CompanyPlacer County Water AgencyPlacer Law Group, APCPolycomp Administrative Services, Inc.Promote MePropp Christensen Caniglia LLPRobinson & Fulton LawRoseville AutoMall AssociationSAFE Credit Union Corporate OfficeSilvers HR, LLCSinclair Wilson Baldo & ChamberlainSnyder Wealth Management Group, Inc.Spectrum Wealth ManagementSummit Health Insurance Services, Inc.Sutter Valley HospitalsThe Law Office of Alexandria Goff, PCThe Monk’s CellarTri Counties BankUS Bank - National AssociationWestern Health Advantage

With great appreciation we recognize the many individuals, businesses and nonprofit organizations that support Placer Community Foundation. We work diligently to ensure accuracy when recognizing their generous contributions. Should you discover an error, please contact us as soon as possible at 530-885-4920. Together, we can continue making great things happen in Placer County.

If you would like a copy of the full audit, please call Placer Community

Foundation at 530.885.4920.

Placer Community Foundation Assets

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 20132015 2016

2014

14,457,469

$5,0

14,8

36

$4,1

26,9

97

$4,8

37,0

94

$5,3

38,2

59

$6,4

25,3

77

$8,5

46,1

06

$10,

182,

139

$11,

764,

041

$12,

291,

086

$12,

291,

086

*Donors to Community Needs Fund

2016 Donors

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AUBURN, CAPERMIT #25

P.O.Box 9207Auburn, CA 95604

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2016 PCF Highlights

$736,885 in grants.

We continue to maintain accreditation with National Standards for U.S. Community Foundations.

83 members of the Legacy Society.

92 charitable funds, 20 of which are unrestricted and allow us to meet important community needs.

$1,881,269 in gifts from generous individuals, families, and businesses.

$14,457,469 in charitable assets.

Our endowment pool investment performance: One Year: 6.32% Three Years: 4.68% Five Years: 8.6%.

Arts, Culture, Humanities $609,370 9%

Community Development $1,210,692 18%

Environment/Animals $409,343 6%

Health & Human Services $2,862,466 42%

Education $600,838 9%

Children & Youth $1,107,160 16%

Office: 219 Maple Street, Suite 200, Auburn, CA 95603Mailing: P.O. Box 9207, Auburn, CA 95604Phone: 530.885.4920•Fax:530.885.4989•E-mail: info@placercf.org

84 nonprofits accessed our Nonprofit Initiative.

Grant History Through 2016