1. An Affiliate of the Greater Salina Community Foundation

2. What is a Community Foundation?
501 (c)(3) charitable organization
A pool of endowment funds
Principal is invested and the interest is used for charitable grants
A charitable “savings account.”
A vehicle that connects people who care with causes that matter

3. Our mission is: “to build permanent endowment funds
and meet charitable community needs.”

4. “A charitable endowment is a fund which is kept in perpetuity to provide earnings for the benefit of a charitable cause.”
“Endowments are created to secure the future of organizations by ensuring there will be resources available.”

5. What is the benefit of an Endowment?
Creates an ongoing source of income
Enhances stability and credibility
Relieves pressure on a charity’s annual fundraising
Allows program expansion
Provides independence
Builds pipeline of future gifts

6. An endowment fund is established with a gift from a generous donor.
How Endowment Works
A charitable endowment is a fund which is kept in perpetuity to provide earnings for the benefit of a charitable cause.
An endowment fund is established with a gift from a generous donor.
Through
prudent fiscal management by the Foundation, the endowment fund grows and produces investment income.
The principal
is held in perpetuity, while a percentage of the investment income is paid out each year.

7. $99,000,000 Will transfer from one generation to the next
in Osborne County from
Over $108 million will transfer in the next decade.

8. Estate wealth is handed down from one generation to the next.
Transfer Of Wealth
Estate wealth is
handed down from
one generation
to the next.

9. Keep 5 in Kansas 5%
Annual Grants
2064
Osborne County
$99 million
$4.95 million
$247,000
$535
million
Keeping just 5% in the county through the community foundation could mean up to $4.95 million that would go back into communities by 2020.
Just imagine the possibilities!

10. $35,000 $18,600 $15,500 Power of endowment YEAR 50 YEAR 25 YEAR 15
endowed fund
$51,000 in cumulative grants
YEAR 50
$18,600
endowed fund
$19,000 in cumulative grants
YEAR 25
$15,500
endowed fund
$10,000 in cumulative grants
YEAR 15
YEAR 1
$10,000 endowed gift
Power of endowment
Assumes 5% annual payout with a 1% administrative fee and a 8.5% rate of return

11. “All affiliates are part of the same corporate entity under the Greater Salina Community Foundation.”

12. Great Salina Community Foundation - GSCF Quick Facts
12 regional affiliates throughout north central and northwest Kansas
First affiliate joined in 2001 (Smoky Hills Charitable Foundation-Ellsworth County)
Manage over 600 funds
Current assets exceed $150 million
Distributed over $65 million in grants on behalf of our donors
Ranked #1 in investment returns in 2014 by Council on Foundations
Accredited by National Standards since 2007

13. Dane G. Hansen Foundation
Matching Initiative
The Dane G. Hansen Foundation has pledged to donate $1 for every dollar raised for the Osborne County Community Foundation, up to $50,000 during this campaign. (Maximum $5,000 per individual.)*
This is a unique opportunity to establish endowed funds for the Osborne County Community Foundation which will benefit current and future generations.
*Campaign Deadline: February 28, 2017

15. Levels of Giving Founder * $5,000 or greater Leadership Level
$1,000 - $4,999
Supporter Level
Up to $1,000
*Only contributions of $5,000 or greater in February 2017 will be considered Founders
Campaign Deadline: February 28, 2017

16. Thank you for your pledge!
Make your tax deductable contribtions to:
Osborne County Community Foundation
P.O. Box 85
Osborne, KS
Campaign Deadline:
February 28, 2017
Thank you for your pledge!