2001 Annual Report

Higher Education

$50,000	Bellarmine University Seventh payment of a $500,000 grant for international study scholarships through the Foreign Language Department.
$81,440	Fourth payment of a $426,300 grant for the Parker Palmer-inspired Teacher Formation and the Core of Student Learning.
$7,500	Kentucky Association of Student Financial Aid Administration, Inc. For the 2001 Kentucky College Goal Sunday, a state-wide program providing volunteer assistance to students applying to college.
$85,000	Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary Second of two payments funding scholarships which permit foreign and domestic seminary students to study at the seminary and then pursue ministry elsewhere, where needed.
$1,000,000	Transylvania University For the Clive M. Beck Recreation Center.
$18,100	University of Louisville Foundation, Inc. For Torre de Palma Project fieldwork.
$550	For Dean's Discretionary Fund.
$6,500	For support of "Immigration in the Heartland: A Conference on Immigration Issues in Greater Louisville and Middle America," a report which examined recent trends in immigration since the Simpson-Mazzoli Act.
$1,000	For the College of Business and Public Administration at the University of Louisville.
$1,000	For the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Louisville.
$478,500	Third payment of a multi-year grant to fund the Liberal Studies Program's Visiting Professor project.
$24,000	For funding a study on attracting immigrant talent to Louisville. Written in three parts, the first evaluated the national and international experience of immigrants, the second provided a detailed analysis of immigrant flow into Greater Louisville, and the third provided recommendations to help local leaders attract more immigrants to Louisville, and increase their education and professional skills.
$1,000	Yale University For the School of Management's annual fund, and for support of their internship program.
$57,535	For support of the Law School's Global Constitutionalism Symposium.
$75,000	Second payment of a $300,000 grant for Yale Law School's China Institute - a new, university-based center to advance legal reform and the rule of law in China, and to increase American understanding of the legal system in China and its process of reform.
$10,000	Yale in Kentucky For support of "Bulldogs in the Bluegrass."
$1,000	Xavier University Annual Fund For general operating support.
$1,898,125	Total for Education

Disaster Relief and Prevention

$10,000	American Red Cross For relief to victims of the January 13 earthquake in El Salvador. The Red Cross distributed blankets, plastic sheeting, food, and water supplies to survivors of the 7.6 Richter quake.
$20,000	For the victims of Tropical Storm Allison in Texas and Louisiana. Approximately 20 inches of rain that fell in a single 24-hour period resulted in devastating floods in several cities, including Houston. The Red Cross gave shelter to over 11,000 people in 45 Red Cross Shelters in addition to serving more than 628,000 meals.
$20,000	For victims of the September 11 terrorist attacks on New York, Washington, and Pennsylvania. The Red Cross tended to medical bills, funeral arrangements, meeting food needs, and finding shelter.
$1,000	For general operating support.
$20,000	CARE, Inc. For efforts to counteract the effects of severe drought that seriously affected large areas of Kenya, the Sudan, Eritrea, Ethiopia, and Somalia. CARE distributed food to malnourished children and pregnant and nursing women through supplementary feeding centers, and distributed seeds for planting.
$71,000	Total for Disaster Relief and Prevention

International Cooperation

$20,000	British American Arts Association For support of the continued implementation of the British American Arts Association's mission of innovation and creativity in international policy and practice.
$3,500	English Speaking Union, Kentucky Branch For a Kentucky teacher's summer fellowship to study literature, history, and drama in Britain.
$12,500	National Committee on US-China Relations For a seminar on private education in Guizhou, a publication on private education and education policy in Chinese, including an honorarium to a specialist in education in China, and the distribution of both the Chinese and the English language article.
$1,000	For general operating support.
$100,000	Yale-China Association For the second payment of a $500,000 grant to fund the endowment of the Yale-China Association as part of the Yale-China's Centennial Campaign.
$137,000	Total for International Cooperation

Foundation-Initiated Projects

$10,000	Actor's Theatre of Louisville For establishment of an Artistic Director's Discretionary Fund for the purposes of employee recognition and artistic enrichment.
$5,000	For support of the annual fund for artistic operations.
$3,000	Brandeis Elementary Enrichment Fund For support of the Enrichment Fund.
$10,000	The David School For general operating support.
$1,000	Eliahu Academy For the 2001 annual fund.
$1,000	Filson Club Historical Society For general operating support.
$1,000	Institute for Shipboard Education For the annual fund.
$35,000	Kentucky Country Day School For support of the "Building Friendships, Building Futures" campaign.
$2,500	For the "Bearcats in the Bluegrass" program, designed to strengthen alumni relations.
$10,750	For annual fund campaign for 2001.
$5,000	Louisville Collegiate School For the annual giving campaign.
$10,000	The Management Center For a book project about contemporary China by Scott Savitt.
$6,400	Memorial United Methodist Church For general operating support.
$1,800	For challenge grant.
$5,000	Nature Conservancy, Kentucky Chapter For general operating support.
$20,000	Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society For general operating support.
$3,000	Pritchard Committee for Academic Excellence For general operating support.
$1,000	Public Radio Partnership For general operating support.
$2,500	For the purchase of a piano for the station's new recording studio.
$5,000	Summerbridge Louisville For general operating support.
$138,950	Total for Foundation-Initiated Projects

Miscellaneous

$1,000	Alliance for American Quilts For general operating support.
$1,000	American Cancer Society For general operating support.
$15,000	Clothe-a-Child For annual support.
$1,000	Congregation Adath Jeshurun For general operating support.
$3,636	Council on Foundations For annual dues.
$25,000	Dare to Care For annual support.
$4,000	Down Syndrome of Louisville For general operating support.
$3,500	ECOLOGIA For transitional expenses incurred in ECOLOGIA's move to Middlebury.
$2,500	Highland Presbyterian Church For Highland Preschool director's discretionary fund.
$2,500	Jewish Community Federation For general operating support.
$1,500	Jewish Family and Vocational Services For general operating support.
$1,000	Louisville Community Youth Choir, Inc. For the European concert tour of the West Louisville Boy's Choir.
$1,500	Louisville Nature Center For general operating support.
$2,500	Louisville Visual Art Association For support of general operating expenses at Artopia.
$10,000	Marine Toys for Tots Foundation For general operating support.
$2,000	Protestant Episcopal Cathedral Foundation For the College of Preachers, in Washington, D.C.
$15,000	Salvation Army For Christmas Fund.
$8,600	Scranton Area Foundation For various projects, including a renovation project in Honesdale, Pennsylvania, to benefit the abused women and children constituents of Victims Intervention Prevention.
$1,500	Special Olympics For general operating support.
$5,000	Speed Museum For support of the "Brush with History" exhibit.
$25,000	Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving For designated purposes.
$25,000	Wabash Valley Community Foundation, Inc. For the Terre Haute Parks and Recreation Department Fund.
$1,500	The Woodstock Foundation For board training and strategic planning research for The Woodstock North Spay-Neuter Project.
$1,000	Yale in Kentucky For "Bulldogs in the Bluegrass" participation with Habitat for Humanity's Cross-Country bike ride.
$160,236	Total for Miscellaneous

Urban Environment

$2,500	Americana Community Center For replacement of the cancelled Toys for Tots program.
$20,000	The Asia Institute Second payment of a $40,000 grant to install a major speakers series, to help raise the profile of the Crane House, and attract new members.
$5,000	Third payment of $15,000 grant for the Crane House's annual speakers program, which seeks to increase understanding of Asian culture, history, and political trends.
$1,000	For general operating support of Crane House.
$1,500	Boys and Girls Club of Kentuckiana For general operating support.
$34,000	Third payment of a $100,000 grant to benefit the Shawnee branch's capital campaign.
$1,000	Cabbage Patch Settlement House For general operating support.
$27,000	Canaan Missionary Baptist Church For support of their ministry in Louisville.
$69,500	Cathedral Heritage Foundation For construction of a community dining hall for the homeless.
$10,000	Center for Women and Families For staff and training expenses associated with the "Common Wealth IDA Program."
$20,000	Christ Church Cathedral For capital campaign challenge grant.
$5,000	Community Foundation of Louisville For management and board development work performed by the Center for Nonprofit Excellence with various NGOs in order that they may improve their systems for planning while maintaining a disciplined mission focus.
$10,000	For LAC VIET, a program assisting Vietnamese parents and students in Louisville with educational assistance to improve their engagement in the school system.
$12,500	Final payment of a $100,000 grant for Lac Viet's Vietnamese Parent/Children School Project.
$1,000	Leadership Louisville Foundation For general operating support.
$1,000	Louisville Fund for the Arts For general operating support.
$25,000	Louisville Urban League For their Corporate Campaign.
$1,750	For a matching grant to support the Young Professionals Organization workshop.
$200,000	Metro United Way Second annual installment of a $898,995 challenge grant to benefit their New Business project.
$1,000	For annual support.
$7,500	Peace Education Fund For a program designed to improve the ability of staff members of local human service organizations to recognize and respond positively to conflict-fraught situations they confront in their neighborhood work.
$30,400	St. Stephen's Baptist Church For a challenge grant.
$1,000	Wayside Christian Mission For general operating support.
$487,650	Total for Urban Environment
$2,892,961	Grand Total, 2001 Grants