Investing in women: beyond the rhetoric
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- TO CELEBRATE THE UNIONS AND ANNIVERSARIES OF
- TO CELEBRATE THE BIRTHDAYS OF
- TO HONOR ON MOTHER’S DAY AND FATHER’S DAY
- HOUSE PARTIES AND BENEFITS
- THE GLOBAL FUND FOR WOMEN • ANNUAL REPORT 2004 - 2005
- TOTAL REVENUES SUPPORT
- STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES
- Total Support and Revenues 16,098,619 1,253,571 65,721 17,417,911 11,425,110 (484,407) 349,461 11,290,164
- Total Expenses 11,785,832 ‒ ‒ 11,785,832 9,141,349 ‒ ‒
- ASSETS 2005 2004
- Total Current Assets 21,521,489 16,097,308
- Total Long-Term Assets 2,542,311 1,543,267
- Total Current Liabilities 3,373,427 2,579,736
- Total unrestricted net assets 9,980,498 5,667,711
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IN MEMORY OF Muriel Aemmer • Dorothy W. Anderson • Anne M. Beck • Lucille M. Bigley • Francis J.Van Bortel • Harald Breidenstein • Jean Campbell • Amy
Chamberlain • Beth Miriam Chanoc • Al Chase
• RoseMary Colucio • Cecile Cooper • Juanita Condon • Martha Kramer Cox • Brenda Dawson • Fran Dincin • Chloe Dinwiddie • Mary E. Donovan • Sharon Fawk • Carolyn Thurston Fox • Margarita Flynn • Marie V. Fontaine • Elizabeth P. Friend •
• Zora Golden • Ariela Grace • Virginia Gray • Jean Phyllis Griffith • Harold M. Hand • Margaret Hassan • Carol Hayes • Moyra Higgins • Olivia R. Hilburn • Alvin Howell • Lucille Virginia Jacobs • Tina Jarosi • James Kenney • Drew and Kristin Wold Miller • Darrell
Dane Minnick • Pauline Miner • Amanda Morrison • Vickie Munch • Elizabeth Willett Musser • Betty Mussey • Erica Nelson • Parvathy
Raghunathan Nott • Joan O’Brien • Shara Patty • Little Pea • Hope Rose Jamieson Perry • Catherine Pfundstein • Nina Pulle • Hiltrud Pulst and Goldie Korenberg • Susan Moller Okin • Myra Painte • Alice Patch • Valerie Peterson • Sumedha Prasad • Frances Reckard • Cordelia Reimers • Hilde Schlesinger • Vilma Sheehan • Betty C.S. Smith • Frank James Smith • Rosemary Topp • Fanny Wezelman • Carol Whitmore • Alcira Zelaya • Barbara B. Zelwer • Amelia Zurn-Galinsky Development • 210 women benefit from business TO CELEBRATE THE UNIONS AND ANNIVERSARIES OF Colleen Shea Brown and Eric Brown • Alex Glover and Kate Grossman • Mr. and Mrs. Dick Goode • Anne and Mark Davis • Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Jimenez •
• Jennifer Jandak and Jay Wood • Kay and Colby Kavanagh • Valerie Martinez and Paul Resnick • Milla
McLachlan and Elizabeth Smith • Chad Sachs and Elise Gresch • Bethany Steinsieck and Greg McGreevy • Cookie Straw and Jim Sarbeck • Retsu
Takahashi and Fiona Gallahue • Feffrey Tilley and Nicole Stephenson • Mimi and Kylie Toro • Jennifer Zwarich and John Wayland TO CELEBRATE THE BIRTHDAYS OF Sally Abel • Nancy Adler • Pamela Baldwin • Elizabeth M. Bambery • Judy Bloom • Susan Bornstein • Devra Breslow • Randall Chamberlain • Jacqueline Chant • Lynn Crawford • Deborah C. Dalzell • Lola H. Deane • Sherry Deckman • Dr. Candace DePuy • Geralyn Glasser • Pedro Gonzalez • Sue Hilton • Rosa Li Hochschild • Jane K. Holland • Rachel Howard • Mary Isham • Sue Jacoby • Ambika Jain • Goldie Johnson • Ramsey Madison Jones •
• Susan Kent • Tamela Wells Laity • Miles Lane • Johanna Lindholm • Autumn Long • Shannon Lowcock • Kate Lyons • Marge
Martin • LaVern Miller • Beth Moore • Mary Niestrom • Cheryl Pelavin • Ruth Petersen • Greta Reich • Stephanie Riger • Mary R. Ripley • Jennifer
Robbins • Eunice Rosenfeld • Nyla Maria Santiago • Margaret Schumitz • Susan Simpson • Evelyn B. Steijin • Lynn Szekely • Samaporn Joy Teeravechyan • Mark Tuschman • Diane Jordan Wexler • Linda J.Wharton • Danielle Williams • Mimi Wolfson TO HONOR ON MOTHER’S DAY AND FATHER’S DAY Nancy Adler • Zulfiqar Ahmad • Gloria Butkus • Phyllis Fitzgerald • Tracy Fowler • Donna Freiermuth • Martha Gallahue • Genevieve Herr • Martha
Hoegler • Donna Illerbrun • Sue Israel • Debra Israel • Beth Anne Kafasis • Linda Levine • Michelle Plumer • Admiral L. Ramdas • Tiffany Rogers • Shanna Sisney • Kathy Smith • Carol Stoller • Caitlin Sweeney • Jo White
MATCHING GIFTS An easy way to increase the impact of your donation is to have your employer match it. Matching gift programs double or even triple individual contributions. Many thanks to the companies who matched gifts to the Global Fund this year. Adobe Systems Inc.* • Aetna Foundation • American Express Foundation* • Aon Corporation • Axa Rosenberg Investment Management • B. D.
• Bank of America • Barclays Global Investor • Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation • Catholics for Free Choice • Charles Schwab Corporation Foundation • Clorox Company Foundation • eBay Foundation • Electronic Arts Inc. • Equifax Foundation • Evelyn and Walter Haas, Jr. Fund • Flora
Family Foundation • Ford Foundation • Gap Inc.
• Gartner
• Global Impact • Google Inc. • Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation • J.P. Morgan & Co. Incorporated • J.P. Morgan Chase Bank, N.A. • Kaufman, Hall and Associates, Inc. • Ketron Financial, LLC • Kintera
• Kirkland & Ellis Foundation • Levi Strauss Foundation* • Lord, Abbett, and Company • John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation* • McGraw - Hill Companies, Inc. • McKinsey & Company, Inc. • McMaster-Carr Supply Company • Medarex
• Merck
• Microsoft Corporation Community Affairs* • Open Society Institute • Pfizer Foundation • PG&E Corporation Campaign for the Community • Pitney Bowes • Prudential Foundation • Rockefeller Foundation* • SPX Foundation • Sun Microsystems Foundation* • Susie Tompkins Buell Foundation • Tellabs Grants for Giving • Three Guineas Fund • Tyco
• UBS Foundation USA • United Way • W. K. Kellogg Foundation • Washington Mutual • Washington Post • Wellpoint Associates • Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign • William and Flora Hewlett Foundation* • World Reach, Inc./The Charity Giving Station IN-KIND DONATIONS Arlington Associates LLC • Gray Cary Ware & Freidenrich • Nancy Deyo • J.P. Morgan Chase • Porter Novelli • Alissar Rayes VOLUNTEERS We are deeply grateful for the dedication and enthusiasm of our volunteers. Lulu Azzghayer • Nurcan Baysal • Gracie Brown • Elizabeth Cretti • May Elawar • Monica Enriquez • Annu Eranki • Ana Fortin • Nancy Frank • Julie Glasser • Katherine Hwang • Stans Kleijnan • Jacqueline LeSage Krause • Laura Kuo • Gretchen Larsen • Helen Lentze, ECIS • Beture Mamedova • Anita Matthay • Anne McMullin • Phyllis Powell • Mindi Schuman • Heather Lewis Sebring • Corrine Singleton • Rosemary Talmadge • Sarah &
Colin Wines • Renna Al Yassini 84 training provided by the Tajikistan Branch of Interna 85 *
HOUSE PARTIES AND BENEFITS From intimate home gatherings to large gala events, donors share the Global Fund mission in creative ways. We deeply appreciate these donors who provided invaluable support by hosting benefits in venues such as their homes, nightclubs, churches and stores. ABC Home and Planet Foundation • Ayesha Ahmad • Renna Al-Yassini • Jolie Bales • Jessica Bay • Alison Bernstein • Tiffany Berry • Marie-Ange Binagwaho • Kate Chen • Ellen Chesler • Nancy Cooper Frank and Richard Frank • Emily Dahoud • Anne E. Delaney • Joanna Diamond • BJ Droubi • Dina Dublon • Diane Durston • Cindy Ewing and luchie pavia ticzon • Jean Fraser and Geoffrey Gordon-Creed • Abenaa Frempong-Boadu • Heather Gardner-Madras • Paola Gianturco • Marcia Goffin • Judy Gordon • Cynthia Harland • Christine Harris • Betsy Hartner • Flora Hewlett • International Museum of Women • Genice Jacobs • JPMorgan Chase • K Claudene • Kepler’s Books • Ellen Kirschman and Steve Johnson • Stans
Kleijnen • Geraldine Laybourne • Dianne Lerner • Veronica Letelier • Cathy Madewell • Jes MaHarry • Alison Marks • Blythe S. J. Masters • Maria
McKee • Suzanne and Christopher McKee • Susan Merrell • Louise Michaels • Lucia Miller • Geri Mitchell-Brown • Emily K. Morgan • Karpagam
Narayanan • New York County Lawyers’ Association • The Lewis T. Preston Fund for Girls Education • Norman Reimer • Pearl Rever • Tali Ruskin • Stephan Sastrawidjaja • Marilyn Selznick • Hildy J. Simmons • Vivian Slade Burr • Ellen Sloan • Flora Sullivan • Susan Swig Watkins • Shelly Taylor • Alexandra Teixeira • Renatta Tellez • Monique Thompson • Betty Traynor • Ramya Vivekanandan • VOCI Women’s Ensemble • Constance Weiss • Joan Wenzel • Diane Jordan Wexler • Sharon Williams • Dalia Wood • Jane Yett tional Ecological Association Women of Orient •
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FINANCIAL ation to your donors—we want them to know nerosity makes to our lives out here! Kaddu-Serwadda, Empower Children and Communities Against Abuse, Uganda HIGHLIGHTS OPERATIONAL AND FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS 88 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 89 88 Corporations/ Other Organizations 4%
Over the past fiscal year, several major developments took place at the Global Fund for Women. These included the: • establishment of an Investment Committee to assist the Global Fund’s management in selecting a socially respon- sible investment firm and in revising its investment policies. • organization of a major outreach trip to the Middle East and North Africa, including a meeting of the Board of Directors in Cairo, Egypt. • launch of an interactive component of the Global Fund’s website to enable volunteers to organize Global Fund house parties and other fundraising events. • expansion and further development of the Global Fund facilities and organizational infrastructure, particularly in the area of human resource management. • adaptation of the Activist-In-Residence position to allow Lin Chew to reside in Hong Kong and provide the Global Fund with on-the-ground information from women’s groups in the tsunami-affected areas. TOTAL REVENUES & SUPPORT Foundations 56% Special Events & Other Revenue 6% Investments 3% Individuals 31%
TOTAL EXPENDITURES Program Services 79% Management & General 6% Fundraising 15% OPERATIONAL AND FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS* In fiscal year 2004-2005, the Global Fund for Women’s financial position was strengthened with a 37% growth in its net assets from $15.1 million to $20.7 million. This growth occurred both in the unrestricted and permanently restricted net assets and was due, in large part, to the success of the “Investing in Women Campaign.” As a result, the Global Fund for Women experienced a substantial growth in the amount of funds that it awarded to international women’s rights organizations, increasing the dollars awarded from $5.5 million in fiscal year 2003-2004 to nearly $7.4 million in fiscal year 2004-2005.This 35% growth was due in large part to the awarding of approxi- mately $1.7 million through the Board of Director’s desig- nated “Now or Never Fund.” The Global Fund for Women recorded more than $17.4 million in Revenue and Support in the last fiscal year, of which approximately $8 million was raised from the “Investing in Women Campaign.” This substantial growth in Revenue and Support over the previous fiscal year was the result of increases in both institutional as well as indi- vidual donor giving. The Global Fund for Women spent 79% of its total Expenditures for Program Services and 21% for Fundraising and General Administration. * The Global Fund for Women’s financial statements have been independ- ently audited and received an unqualified audit opinion as to their fair pres- entation in conformity with U.S. generally accepted accounting principles. A complete set of audited financial statements is available upon request. 89 STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES for the years ended June 30, 2005 and 2004 for the year ended June 30, 2002 and 2001
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temporarily permanently total un- temporarily permanently total restricted restricted restricted restricted restricted restricted Support and Revenues: Contributions: Foundations $ 3,035,697 $ 6,793,610 ‒ $9,829,307 $ 1,610,612 $ 4,513,563 ‒ $6,124,175 Corporations and other orgs. 397,978
331,057 ‒ 729,035
89,132 393,971 ‒ 483,103 Individuals 3,403,510 1,890,852 75,988 5,370,350 3,247,430 798,297
‒ 4,045,727 Special event contributions 930,852
‒ ‒ 930,852 50,000 ‒ ‒ 50,000 Other income 35,402 ‒
35,402 40,011
‒ ‒ 40,011 Interest and dividend income 222,253
105,755 ‒ 328,008
107,163 77,807 ‒ 184,970 Net realized and unrealized gains 36,939
( 770)
158,788 194,957
5,564 ( 13,195) 369,809 362,178
Net assets released from restrictions 8,035,988 (7,866,933) ( 169,055)
‒ 6,275,198 (6,254,850) ( 20,348)
‒ Total Support and Revenues 16,098,619 1,253,571 65,721 17,417,911 11,425,110 (484,407) 349,461 11,290,164 Expenses: Grants awarded 7,385,145 ‒ ‒ 7,385,145 5,533,164 ‒ ‒ 5,533,164 Program services 1,929,338 ‒ ‒ 1,929,338 1,610,818 ‒ ‒ 1,610,818 Management and general 751,078 ‒ ‒ 751,078
657,352 ‒ ‒ 657,352 Fundraising 1,720,271 ‒ ‒ 1,720,271 1,340,015 ‒ ‒ 1,340,015 Total Expenses 11,785,832 ‒ ‒ 11,785,832 9,141,349 ‒ ‒ 9,141,349 Change in net assets 4,312,787 1,253,571 65,721 5,632,079 2,283,761 ( 484,407) 349,461 2,148,815 Net assets at beginning of year 5,667,711 5,208,599 4,181,984 15,058,294 3,383,950 5,693,006 3,832,523 12,909,479 NET ASSETS AT END OF YEAR $ 9,980,498 $ 6,462,170 $ 4,247,705 $ 20,690,373 $ 5,667,711 $ 5,208,599 $ 4,181,984 $ 15,058,294
Current Assets: Cash and cash equivalents $11,721,994 $6,837,674 Investments at market value 6,161,146 7,418,398 Contributions receivable 1,454,167 1,263,333 Quasi and permanent endowment contributions receivable 2,155,442 528,500 Other receivables 13,391 9,718
Prepaid expenses 15,349
39,685 Total Current Assets 21,521,489 16,097,308 Long-Term Assets: Deposits 50,251
50,126 Contributions receivable, long term, net 768,958 463,668
Contributions receivable from remainder trust 160,619 151,794
Quasi and permanent endowment contributions receivable long term 1,423,990 746,948
Property and equipment - net of accumulated depreciation 138,493 130,731
Total Long-Term Assets 2,542,311 1,543,267 TOTAL ASSETS $24,063,800 $17,640,575 STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION as of June 30, 2005 and 2004
Current Liabilities: Current portion of capital leases $2,545 $3,852 Grants payable 3,130,918 2,387,370 Accounts payable and accrued expenses 239,964 188,514 Total Current Liabilities 3,373,427 2,579,736 Long term portion of capital leases ‒ 2,545
Total Liabilities 3,373,427 2,582,281 Net Assets: Unrestricted net assets: Quasi-endowment funds 7,867,590 3,250,541 Not designated 2,112,908 2,417,170
9,980,498 5,667,711 Temporarily restricted net assets: Quasi-endowment pledges 3,503,445 2,375,449 Other temporarily restricted net assets 2,958,725 2,833,150 Total temporarily restricted net assets 6,462,170 5,208,599 Permanently restricted net assets: 4,247,705 4,181,984 Download 2.88 Mb. Do'stlaringiz bilan baham: 
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