facility, Compass Point, which now completes our continuum care campus. With the“Building on a Vision” campaign we were able to get this project <strong>of</strong>f the ground, witha cornerstone and dedication. We thank you for your continued support <strong>of</strong> our manyMasonic outreach projects and we encourage you to visit our campus to see foryourselves, the beautiful setting and buildings that you support.The Board has met several times this year to manage the opportunities, whichcome before them and have completed their respective duties and responsibilities.We look forward to a new year <strong>of</strong> charitable giving. Our activities and minutes areon record in the Development Office if you so desire to review them.Another highlight this year was the hiring <strong>of</strong> a new Director <strong>of</strong> Development forour fund raising efforts in <strong>Wisconsin</strong>. The Board, through an extensive hiringprocess, has selected William Barnes, a brother, to head up our Development Office.Erika Miller who has been holding down the fort, since the position became vacantwill assist him. We should all thank Erika for her great work for the interim. Shewill continue to work with Bill and grow in her duties as time goes on.We welcome Bill and his exciting and progressive approach to planned giving.Welcome Bill.Our charitable efforts are reflected in the following report <strong>of</strong> giving and as you cansee we have continued to fulfill our obligations to the Fraternity.<strong>Wisconsin</strong> Masonic CharitiesMaster GiftsFrom 5/1/2005 to 4/30/2006Service and AssistanceTotals for Fund: 365 Club $8,669.10Totals for Fund: Grand Master’s Fall Appeal $51,735.26Totals for Fund: Ladies Appeal 2004 $1,000.00Totals for Fund: Service and Assistance General Fund $2,628.00Totals for Charity: Service and Assistance $64,032.36<strong>Wisconsin</strong> Masonic FoundationTotals for Fund: Foundation Perpetual Scholarship Fund $77,500.00Totals for Fund: Home Endowment $143,195.00Totals for Fund: Masonic Diagnostic Center Fund $46,877.97Totals for Fund: Masonic Foundation General Fund $1,062,054.39Totals for Fund: Masonic Medical - Lodge Matching Fund $91,714.99Totals for Fund: Masonic Medical Fund $9,662.00Totals for Fund: Masonic Youth Fund $770.00Totals for Charity: <strong>Wisconsin</strong> Masonic Foundation $1,431,774.35<strong>Wisconsin</strong> Masonic Home, Inc.Totals for Fund: General Fund $186,925.64Totals for Fund: Living Memorial Park $100.00Totals for Fund: Masonic Health Care Center Fund $635.00Totals for Fund: RCAC Capital Campaign $959,291.06Totals for Fund: Riverside Lodge Program Fund $200.00Totals for Fund: Three PILLARS Park Future Fund $10.00Totals for Charity: <strong>Wisconsin</strong> Masonic Home, Inc. $1,147,161.70<strong>Wisconsin</strong> Masonic Soccer Foundation, Inc.Totals for Fund: Soccer Foundation Program Fund $3,780.0038
Totals for Fund: Spring Appeal $2,251.00Totals for Charity: <strong>Wisconsin</strong> Masonic Soccer Foundation, Inc. $6,031.00Totals for all Grand Lodge Charities $2,648,999.41Report accepted.Fraternally submitted on behalf <strong>of</strong> the entire Board,Bruce S. Sim, PGM, PresidentWISCONSIN MASONIC FOUNDATION BOARD REPORTTo the Grand Lodge Free and Accepted Masons <strong>of</strong> <strong>Wisconsin</strong>;M.W. Grand Master Roger L. Magoon, R.W. Deputy Grand Master, Rodney A.Paulsen, Grand Lodge elected and appointed <strong>of</strong>ficers, honored Past Grand Masters,distinguished guests, lodge representatives, brother Masons all, we thank you forthis opportunity to present a report <strong>of</strong> your <strong>Wisconsin</strong> Masonic Foundation Boardfor the fiscal year ending, April 30, 2006.It is encouraging to note that the total assets, for which we have investment andfiduciary responsibility were valued at $23,429,460.04 as <strong>of</strong> April 30, 2006. Thiscompares to $21,264,474.87 reported to you last year for the period then ending onApril 30, 2005.A total <strong>of</strong> $1,450,095.64 was received as contributions to your Foundation duringthe 05-06 fiscal year. Of this amount, $996,662.09 was the total gift received fromthe Wilson C. and Edna P. Woods Trust to fund annual scholarships in the BeaverDam High Schools, as was anticipated in last year’s report. Forty thousand dollars($40,000.00) in scholarships will be awarded to Beaver Dam graduates this month.We would encourage others to emulate this concept <strong>of</strong> giving in their Masoniccommunity. Your Foundation stands ready to assume the investment responsibilityfor you.The remaining contribution total <strong>of</strong> $453,433.55 includes donations to theGeneral Fund, Perpetual Scholarship Fund, Home Endowment Fund, MasonicDiagnostic Fund (Aurora-Sinai), Medical Fund, Youth Fund, Service and AssistanceFund and the Three Pillars Employee Scholarship Fund. All <strong>of</strong> these amountsare given prior to receiving the final report <strong>of</strong> our Auditors, which is expected toconfirm them.During the past year, in partnership with many <strong>of</strong> our Symbolic Lodges, a total<strong>of</strong> $132,750.00 ($66,375.00 match) was given out in matching scholarships. We alsonote that many <strong>Wisconsin</strong> Lodges make individual scholarship awards beyondthese numbers from their own separate funds. We continue to ask for those numbersso that we may report the total charitable impact <strong>of</strong> the Masonic community to thestate <strong>of</strong> <strong>Wisconsin</strong>’s educational community. Please respond to that request.<strong>Wisconsin</strong> lodges also contributed $116,178.26 to the Medical Fund, to which wasadded $106,729.46 from the Foundation for a total contribution in Medical Fundgrants <strong>of</strong> $222,907.72. Significant in these grants, was the gift <strong>of</strong> 132 Project AdamAED units <strong>of</strong> which 117 went to the Milwaukee Public School system, with veryfavorable press coverage for our fraternity last fall.39
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