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~~ RANCHO C[iCAMONGA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
Rancho Cucamonga Chamber of Coerce
Roard Room (Main Ploor)
8280 Utica Avenue
Rancho Cucamopga> California 91730
Special Meeting -September 28, 1988 - 1ZtOD noon
A. CALL SO OB116R
1. Roll Call: Du[ton_~ McN ay_, Beyeredorf_I Senaenbach _,
Yennerino _, Bar ton_
8, pRRSBl1TAYI0RS
No items submit tad.
C. POOtlDASIOB BUBINRSS
1. Approval of Minutes - Augu et 16, 1988.
3. Foundation Support of Theatre Production - Update on the preparation of
theater performances to be presented by Performing Arte of Rancho Cucamonga
(P. A. R. C.) and the Rancha Cucamonga players.
4. Inland Empire Spmphonv Concerts - Dia cueeion of the Founda[ionla
involvement with the Inland Empire Symphony prop oaed 1988 concert season.
S. Founders Dav Fee [ivitiea - Update on the after-parade ac tivitiee planned
end sponsored by the Fouada[ion on November 51 1988.
6. ALMS Auditorium Ree toration - Die cueeion of the Foundation's involvement
with the restoration of the high school auditorium.
7. Gi Yt Civinv Pnli cv - Consideration ml aid Ado iaOry vvmm iaaiJn -eCG eendad
policy provid iog criteria for donations/grants from the Foundation.
8. Adv ieory Council Memberet5ip - Consideration of adding new members Ca [he
Foundation Adv ieory Council.
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Community Foundation Agenda
September 28, 1988
Page 2
9. Meeting Attendanca Policy - Consideration of a Foundation policy
res tr is Ling the number of absences by Board members and Advisory Council
members and providing for necessary ec tion ae a result of inadequa to
attendance.
10. Se lac tio¢ of Board Hember(e) - Dia ru aai nn of a nrocesa to reanooint and/ar
appoint member(s) to the Board of Directors.
D. HDARD MHMBBR BDSIHRSS
This is the time For Foundation Board members to report on additional business
pertaining to [he Foundation. No public testimony and no Board die cuseion or
action can occur on these items.
H. IDBH3IFICAYIOB OF ITR!ffi POR HRII' l6RTI9G
Th is ie the time for the Poundaticn members to identify the items they wish to
discuss et the next meeting. These items will not be discussed at thin meet ing~
only identified for the next meeting.
P. COMIIIISICAIIOHR PROM 1B6 PDBLIC
This is the time and place for the general public to addreae the Rancho
Cucamonga Community Foundation Members. Slate law proh ib ila the Foundation
Members from addressing any issue oot previeua ly included on the Agenda. The
Founds Lion may receive testimony and set the matter fox a sub eequent meeting.
Comments ere to be limited to five mina tee per individual.
G. ADJOHBN2ENT
I~ Rva Mezrit t~ Assistant Sacreeary of the Rancho Cucamonga Community
Foundatien~ hereby certify that a trues er.curefe copy of the foregoing agenda
was poe tad o¢ September 26~ 1988, seventy-two (72) hours prior to the meeting
per A. B. 2674 at 9320-C Baee Line Roed. Rancho Cucamonga. California.
August 16, 1988
CITY OP BANCNO CUCAMOMGA
Raacho. Cucamonga. Coamunity Poundation. MiwNa
Re¢u lac Nee[in¢
~. CALL IO OYDiBt
S ~_ - ~aacing or the Rancho Cucuonga Coaamaity Poundation met on Tuesday,
August 16, 1988 in the Linn's Park Cu®unity Center, Porum, 9161 Bus Line 8oad,
8ancho Cucamonga, California. Tha ametieg vu called Co order at 7:10 p. m. by
Jeanne Bartoa, Chair.
~raaenc were Bard member: Bob Dutton, Betty MCNq, Guy Beyarldorf, and Joanne
BlrCOn, Chair.
Also present were: Poundation Consultant, Jobn Bove [Ci Staff reprasen[atives:
Mark 8. Lorimer, Susan Mickey, and Auia unt Secretary, gva Marrit t.
Board members Absap[ were: Paula Grigsby and Steven Senseabach.
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Mr. Lorimer, Staff Rapreseatative, anaouecad [het !Gaff had race ivad a letter
today from the City of Irvinm.~. CulturaL.AEPairar ¢oamuoity~9awic~~Wpartment~
inviting "Prised! of the Arta„ to Ktand their aacomd Eorum om•tba are! in
Irvine oe Priday, Sapgabar~2B. 1988, 9:00 a. m. to 3:00 o. m.. +r •h. r.ginC
Nilr^^ m^.-+_. Ccll :.,. .a.arvaciona ac o00-3512 and tickets are $19.90.
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Cl. Approval of Minutes -July 19, 1988.
MOTION: Moved by Dutton, seconded 6y Beyezadorf to approve the minutes of July
19, 1988. Motiom carried 4-0-2 (A838NT: Grigsby and 8eosanbath).
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C2. Treasurer's Reoort -Period ending July 31, 1988.
Nz. Ls imer vresenrnd . rer ise3 Tra::umr~s Report u a few item ware received
s Fter the or igiul Treuurar'a Report vas Bent out.
NOTIONS Moved by -ut tom, ucondad by McKay to approve the revised Trnaunr'a
Report. Moeimn carried 4-0-2 (ABBENTt Crigaby 6 9anunbacb).
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August 16. 1988
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C3. Poundstion Aud ii
torard ob taiaing an a
presented by Mtrk Lor
- Update on progrea•
urance. Staff report
Mr. Lorimer eta fed thac the snmul audit report is near comp le[ion sad that u
anon es the annual audit is coaple tee •CaFF rill be Banding out Cv0 applications
for ineurence{ ope to Seabard Surety Company hod other to Netioaal Union. He
eugga fed thac Ch! approximate ~deduc fib le Eor directors liability ineu raoce
should be in the range of $1.000 Co $7000.
Hoard aember Dutton stated Chat hs would much prefer a quota For a higher
deduct i6le of at least BSi000. .
ACTION: Staff Co ob Cain • quote for a higher deductible, and to •eod out
app licatione for ineu raoce upon completion of the annual audit. ,
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C4. DiIorio Mersial - Update as the progrea Coward crating a rmozial to
Caryn p1IOri0. Staff sport praanted by 1Lrk Lorirr.
Mr. Lorirr abated ha ha spoken rich 1a DiLOrio in vhieh Hr. DEIerio •ta fed
[het the family ha not made a dac in ion at Chin Cir.
e. e. r.e
C5. Poundatioe Suoaort of_"Cod's Pavur ite" - Update oe the prepare ciao of the
[hater parFprrncea of "CUdT-Pavorita" to ba ppNn4d 6y Performing Arts of
Rancho Cucamonga and the Rancha Cucamonga Playsn. Staff report preanud by
Mark Lorirr.
Hr. Lorirr gave a Facility update ad raFeKed to Che let [e[ dated August 8,
1988 which vas Bent to Sue Suede ll, Chaffey joint Union Nigh School Oiatric t, in
which he req ueeted a wa ivnr of Che $140 fee for Cbe use o£ the ALHB auditorium
For the performeoce• of °Cod'• Pavor ice".
ACTION: Mr. Lorirr to rat with the ALNS eeaff regarding the waiver of the
fee.
Ois cueaion followed and it wa^ euggea fed chef s eubcorit tee be appointed to
look into [he poaeib ility of obtaining Cha use of other Eac ilitiea in Rancho
Cucamonga.
NOTION: Moved by Dutton seconded by McKay Co appoint gas ton and Beyeredorf ae
the aubco®it te. Motion carried 4-0-Z (AHSRNTt Gr ig!hy and sanseabarh i.
Chair Barton opened the meeting for public comment.
Commun i[y Foundation Minu[ea
August 16, 1988
Page 3
Don Randy of P.A.fl.C. gave an update of the it Conc erts-in-the-F ark
expenditures and stated Chat they have had six performnncee to dste and
have averaged ezpendituree of $233 for each performance. Be stated Chet
there are two mare per formancee and he antic ipatee an ezpenditute of
approximately $525. To-dste s total of $1400 has been expended. Mr. Bandy
antic ipatee a total expenditure to be $1925.
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CA. Selection of Foundation Board member - Coneidaratinn of ind ividual(e) to
replace Ralph Lewin as a member of the Board of Dirac tore.
Board member Beyeradorf etetad he felt the Foundation needed to Eiii the vacancy
of Aalph Lewin and augges tad [hat John Mannetino be considered.
MO1'LON: Moved by Beyeradorf, aenonded by Dutton to recommend Jahn Mannerino
nominee to Ei 11 [ha Boar.: member vacancy left by Ralph Lewin. Motion carried
4-0-2 (ABSENT: Grigsby and Seneenbach).
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C7. Adv ieorv Counc it Report - Update of Adv ieory Council basines e. Staff
report presented by Mark Lor ia~nr.
Mr. Lorimer prase nted a list of upcoming meetings scheduled regarding the
Foundation and its Adv ioory Cnunci 1. Re al eo went over the Advisory Council
notes oq which Advisory Council mesbera appointed as Cha it for ench eubco®it the
and the goals of each Commit tee. Be also mentioned that Catherine Bridge end
_,_ _. r..ew«11 hove resigned from the Adv ieory Council.
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C8. Coneultent'e Report - Update from John Rowett pertaining to Poundal ion
buainea e.
Mr. flowe[t reviewed hie report.
ACTION: ConeultanC's Report wan received and filed.
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D. 60ABD 1g1D188 BUSI16SS
Board remher McNsy euggee tad that young members of [he community be involved
with Foundation ac tivitiea,
ACTION: Chair Bar too raques tad that staff check with student govermen[a at the
various schools ae to their interest.
Comun ity Poundation Minute!
August 16. 1988
Page 4
Chair Barton referred to the prase kit end schedule for 1988-89 of the Southwest
Chamber Mue is Society received From the Compoean Arte Ae soc ietion in which
Ginger Eaton of the Wignall Gallerp recomended be sent to [he Foundation.
She also referred to the Inland Expire Symphony Association Weet End Program
Agenda and she reque eted etafE to come back with suggestions of how the
Foundation could pax tic ipate.
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E. IDRIPII-tCAtICg 01 I'IDd; FOi MEII 16R'II1G
1. ADDrovnl of minucea of August 16, 1988.
2. Approval of ?reaeurer~s aspect fcr p_c_-~! •^dinrt M,¢ust 31, 1988.
3. Yreean[etion to Ralph Lewis fns hie contributions to the Foundatton as a
member of the Board of Dirac [ore.
4. Dilor io Memorial.
5. P.A. R. C. praeentntion of "Code Favor its" performance.
6. Advisory Council member ne lection.
), Coneultent'e Report update.
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There were none.
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G. 1D.tO0YW17'
The meeting wee adjourned to the neat regulu ly scheduled meeting of aepcezoec
20, 1988 et 7:00 p. m., to be held at the Lion's puk Community Cewter in the
P orum, 9161 Bane Line Road, Rancho Cucamonga, California.
;40TION: Moved bq Dutton, seconded by McKay to nd journ at 8:20 p.m. Motion
carried 4-0-2 (ABBBNTt Grigsby and Snaaenbach).
Reepec [fully submitted,
Evs Merritt
Aee is tent Secretary
Approved:
No[ee - Advisory Council - September 13, 1988
The main topic of discussion was the Inland Empire Symphony (IBS). All of the
members of the Advisory Council felt Chat negotiations with [he IES should be
suspended at Chia time. The membership felt that the IHS had not adequately
answered several questions pertaining [o their expansion into [he Wea[ Valley.
Among these were:
1) Separate accountability.
Z) SeDBTACe pTOETBGVJing.
3) Tao short a Cime frame to organize an aeaoc iation.
4) Inadequate orgeniza[iov of work agenda.
All of the members felt that 90 days was far too short a time period [o
adequately organize a symphony association in a quality meaner. The Advisory
Council voted to formally recommend !o the Poundation that C.e Inland Empire
Symphony program be dropped from the work plan for Chia dear. It wee proposed
that a letter be drafted to the IHS stating our plan Co cease negotiations and
our reasons for doing so.
Another area of discussion was the Pounder'e Dey Program. I[ wsa suggee Led [hat
the Pounda[ian sponsor a children's play during the interim between the parade
artd the awarding of pr izea. Chaffey College had ofFered to donate scripts,
coetumee~ etc. for the production. Staff wee to meet with Mike Plaherty of H.C.
Players to suggest this plan. StaFf was also approached by Community Services
with regard to some financial support from the Poundation to help transport the
Navy Bend to the parade. The Sand will be performing during the parade and
during the interim between the parade sad the award giving. All coats have been
dealt with except Eor [he hue transportation. Sta Ff ie to provide more
.~..,.We.....,. ~a..J:,.a ..... r...r„e.:.
The finei topic of conversation was the auction proposed by the Wm. Lyon Co.
They had offered to auction the furniture from their model homes and donate the
money to the Faunda Lion to ga [o a piece of sculpture at the new Civic Center.
The piece of sculpture would bear the ~mme of the Wm. Lyon Co. lkmbe re of the
Advisory Council voted to wait on additional information before proceeding
further with th ie. Jim Bailey ie to write a letter to Jeanne Der ton outlining
the Beta ils of the proposal.
The next meeting is scheduled for October 18, 1988 at noon at Jeanne Bar ton's
house. All Board and Advisory Couac it members are urged Co attend.
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RANCHO CUCAMONGA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
1,
TBBA388HR'S BBPOHT
Period Hading - August 31, 1988
Begiming Caeh Balance
General Fund $25,776.27
Jack HcNey Hemor ial Pund 6,083.88
Total Begiming Caeh Balance $31x860.15
OBPOSITS
Interest earned - Checking 8.71
Total Uepoeita $ 8.11
HSPBBSBS
Price-Aodett - Consulting Serv ices 500.00
Total 8>tpeneee $ 500.00
88DIBG CA88 BALAII(a
Jack NeNey Nemoriel Fund 6.083.88
Total 8ndxag Caah Balance $31.368.86
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NOTE: Interest earned in the Local Agency Investment Fund is calculated
quarterly and vill be available in October. The current balance of this
fund ie $30.000.u0.
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RANCHO CUCAMONGA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
TREASURER'S REPORT
PERIOD ENDING AUGUST 31, 1988
Beginning Cash Balance - General fund
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TotalVBeginn ing Cash Balance
DEPOSITS - General
Interest earned -checking
Total Deposits
EXPENSES - General
PR Seminars
Total Expenses
Ending Cash Balance - General
Ending Cash Balance - Jack McVey Mem. Fund
Total Ending Cash Balance
resp ec rcuiiy nuomi~~o~,
GLR BEYEASDORF, TREASURER-SECRETARY
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$25,776.27
6,083.88
31,860.15
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CUCAMONGA P,RANGH N0. 0056
P.O. BOX 637
CUCAMONGA, CA 91730
PHONE 714-865-2424
DATE OF THIS 57AT EM ENT OS/31/8d
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SUI7MARY
PREVIOUS STATEMENT BALANCE UN 07-29-88 ..... ........ -_
...................5,210.15
TOTAL OF 1 AUTOMATIC CREDIT AUTHORIZED FOR ......... ............ ...........E .71
TOTAL OF 3 CHECKS FOR .............................. ...................2,950.07
STAT "cPiENT BALANCE ON 08-31-88 ...... ................ ...................2,268.86
I NIEREGT PAID THIS STATEMENT PERIOD ................ .......................8.71
INTEREST PAID 1HI5 YEAR ............................ ~........... .........734.30
ACTIVITY DATE TRANSACTION
PO ST EO REFEP.EIICE DEBITS CREDITS DAILY BALANCE
OS-02 CHECK 51 750,00
CHECK 53 1,700.00
TDTAL 2.450.00 ,00 2,760.15
OS-15 CHECK 55 SOD, 00
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TOTAL .00 8,71 2,268 .A6
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1z?E RANC~o cvcn~naNCA ccnan~NZ~rr tU1NMTI0N
FINANCIAL STATQ~R2vT5
APRIL 21, 1987 (date of inception) 1'FII2000~I JUNE 30, 1988
i714i yB71100
~ 7:AN~ CUCANC~7GA ~~ ~~
FIRIANCIAL STA4'FSIISlIS
APRIL 21, 7987 (date o£ inception) THI2W(lt JUNE 30, 7988
Certified Public Accountants
.MICHELEL BENNEI•~CPA^
-\NIFEfl QUINTO, CPA
VNA L LEE~MRCHELL. Pnnapal
August 3, 7988
The Board of Directors
'ihe Rancho Cucamonga (ktnmunity fl*~[x'?*_'an
987-1100
Amancan Insmme of Cemhed Publc A¢ountanb
CaMemu Sxury of Cemhed Pub& Acroumanu
Inland Tax Grouo. Inc
Y7e have exa,sined the statemrsit of assets, liabilities, and fiord balance (modified
cash basis) of The Rancho Cucamoga Commutity Pouadation as of June 30, 7988, and
Elie related statarents of revenues, expenses, contributions and furcl balance
(modified cash basis) and of cltar+9es in financial position Imxii fia3 ~~-h ~'='i~i
for rite period Iran Alan 27, 7987 (date of inception) through ,Time 30, 7988.
Our n,.~m;.y=tion was made in acwxdance with generally accepted auxi:ting stA„aa,.ia
and, accordingly, included such tests of the accounting records and such other
auditing Procedures as we considered necessary in the circwmtances.
As described in note 2, the ozganiution's policy is to prepare its financial
statamnts using a modified cash basis. Revenues are rewrrlad when received,
exper~ee aze recorded when inwtzed, and contributions are rewrded when approved
by the Board o£ Directors. Acwrdingly, the acmupanytng financial statesarts
are rot in[elded to present financial position and results of operations in
wnfoxmity with generally accepted acconting principles.
in our opinion, the financial statements referred to above present fairly the
assets, liabilities anr] fund balance of The Rancho Cucamonga Comsnity Fauidation
at Tune 30, 1988, and its revenues, expenses, contributions and r•laa,,.wo :.. s+~~~..; ~i
posruat for the period fran April 21, 1987 (date of inceptim) through June 30,---
1988 on the basis of accounting described in note 2.
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CQYIZPIID PUBLIC ACLt7UNTAll1'S
9333 Baseline, Sulte 120 • P.O. Box 1583 •' Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730.8583
TBE RANC7~ arn~A cuam3Nrrr FaLLaDAmxaa
SfATEI9Nf GF ASSEIS, ISABILSTIES AND FUND BALANCE
(See Auditors' Report)
JU[~ 30, 7988
Cash -unrestricted
^.~;, - resrs'lcted (note 3)
LSABII.ITIES AND ET1ND BAIANCE
Accounts payable
Deferred donation -restricted {note ?}
Total liabilities
..~..-~iu.au I~NLC ~I
Fund balance
$29,658
1000
$3Srfi58
$ 500
_ 6i0~0
6,500
2-9, 7 59
$35658
The accompanying notes are an integral
part Of these financial statements
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THE RAN(HO cvca14a4cA y FOfR~IINTIR4
sxr+la~arr of REVBarFS, E>a~rlsrs,
vtTU4s Aem Fucro BAt,Ar1CE
(See Auditors' Report)
APR_TL 21, 1987 (date of inception) TtQ2OUGli JUNE 30, 1988
RCVPI113e$
Net proceeds from Mayor's rnar:ty Ball
(note 41
Other donations
Total revenues
Expenses
flmd raising
Management and general expenses
Total expenses
Foundatlm contribution (note 5)
Increase in fund balance
FLnd balance at April 21, 1987
Fund balance at June 30, 1988
$26,484
171992
44,476
10,349
X369
1718
X600
23,17:.
$29158
The acea~panying notes are an integral
part of these financial statements
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STA1¢MEYf OF CHAIYGtS IN FZNANCIAL POSTTION
(See Auditors' Report)
APRII, 21, 1987 (date of inception) 1FIIt0UQi JIRIE 30, 1988
Increase in ca.:h is explained by the followirxJ
Increase in fund halanw
Increase in deferred donations -
restricted (mte 3)
I in accrwnts payable
Increase in cash
Cash at April 21, 1987
Cash at June 30, 1988
$29,158
6,000
500
35,658
$35fE58
the acconpanylnq notes are an integral
part of these financial atat~ts
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THE RANQiO CUCAMCN(,A C>7TAMITY FOQR9pATIQ9
M~1'ES TO F7NANCZAi, STATFS9ES415
(See Auditors' Repoztl
JlR9E 30, t988
1. Oranization
The Rancho Nc:.~:.ga G~ ~nulity Foundation (the Foundation) is a California
nonprofit public benefit mrporatial founded for the purpose of lessening the
hardens of government aril promoting and suppor[ing the cultural, recreational
and human services needs o£ the City o£ Rancho Cucamon4a. The ~±.wi~tic.^. `.a
exempt frt^.! Fui_+~~ ,~;w S.cte 13lNfle La](8S.
2. Surtmazy of significant acmevlting policies
Donations are recorded when received and expenses are recorded when the
liability is incurred. Contributions by the Foundation are recorded when
approved by the Board of Directors.
3. Deferred donations - restrictsl
An individual contributed 46,000 to the Foundation to be used exclusively
for the preservation of local folklore. As of June 30, 1988, n0 funds have
been expended for this purpose.
4. Mayor's Charity Ball
"- ~ ---'~ ~: uie rounaaucn's sponsorship of the 7988 Mayor's Charity
Ball, proceeds o£ 398,275 benefiting the Foundation were realized while 421,791
of expenses were incurred.
5, Foundation contributions oral conmitments
Gurrnq the period, 42,600 was paid to the Alta Lana High School
Restoration c.aamittee to assist in the school's auditorium restoration. Also,
on July 22, 1988 a letter of intent was signed by the Fbistdation confirming
the participation of a private consultant on behalf of the Foundation with
the Alta Loma High School Restoration Committee. The Foundation will pay the
consultant 4500 per month for six ronths starting September 1988.
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~ STAFF REPORT ~~'~ v~°.~
J
T0: Rancho Cucamonga Community Foundation Board of Dirac tore
FROM: Mark Lorimer Senior Administrative Aseistaut }'i'Zt...L.-
Dt.TE: September 22, 1988
BY: Susan Mickey. Adminie tre Live Intern
SUE SE CT: Inland Empire Symphony
RBCOlOtNDA1ION:
The Rancho Cucamonga Community Founds [ion Advisory Council and Staff reco®ende
that all negotia[iona with the Inland Empire Symphony be suspended foz the
coming year with the poa aibility of resuming plane the fall wing year.
EACRC¢OBND/ANALYSIS:
file to the number of unanswered questions by the Inland Empire Symphuny~ members
of the Adv ivory Council end Staff felt [fiat it would be inappropriate to co~tt
a large amount of money to the organization. Gerald Beaa~ President of the
Inland Empire Symphony could not guarantee separate progra®ing or eepare to
accountability of mon lee. Many members felt that 90 days was en inadequate
amount o£ time Co ea tab lieh an organization with the scope necessary to present
such an ambitious concert season. The Council and S[eff felt that crying to
fill a facility with a 2200 seat capacity for four concerto presented in such a
short span of time was far too amb itioua a schedule for s firer nee eon. Far
these reaeone~ it was felt that Che Pounds [ion Board of Directors should delay
any eg reement with the Inland Empire Symphony until each prob lame can be
reap lved,
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CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA
STAFF REPORT
n4TF: Sentemher 22. 1988
T0: Rancho Cucamonga Communitq Foundation Boazd of Direc tore
FROM: Mark Lor imer~ Senior Administrative Asaistant~.~-
BY: Susan Mickey, Adminia trative Intern
SUBJECT: Gift Civing Policy
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The Poliey Committee and Staff recommend [hat the Board of Direc tore adopt the
at Lathed gift giving policy.
BACICCRODND/AgALYSIS:
The Policy Coamittee end Staff have drafted the attached policy regarding gift
giving Eor your consideration. It is felt that tfie policy vi 11 help to protect
the Foundation in agreements with groups vho are soliciting funds. Due to the
epee ific nature of the quea bone in the policy: the Pounda[ion can receive a
detailed proposal from such groups and can better evaluate their qua lificati ona.
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BAN1910 CNCAltlNCd (~BITY FOHN1fATI0N
WANT APPLIGTIOH
Por Fiscal Yeaz 1989
Name of the Organization
Coatac..ar,__
Addre ea (it different) Day Phone_
oats of rroj ecr u~a~L_ Amnunt of Heauea[
Authorized Signature Officer/Director (Title)
1. What beat de scribes your orgenizationa' ac tivi[iea/purpoeee4
Theater Nueic Media Literature
Dance Human Services Visual Othez
2. Ie [he project you ere propoei¢q to be presented i¢ Banc ho
Cucamonga?_
3. Will you charge admix aion4 If yee~ how much4_
4. Does your organ iz etion pos sees a non-profit etatue~__ If yee~ please
furnish proof.
5. How long has your organization been es tabliehed2_
6. Did you receive any grant money for 19887 If yes how muchl From
whom?
7. Are you applying for more than SOX of your total budge t~_
8. Are your staff members paidi_ If yelp how menyT_ How much7,
Background Znfor~atioa
9. What are the mission and goals of your organiz a[ion7
30. Please liar fill of the programs and events which will involve your
organization during th ie fie cal year. Pleasx liar coats and revenue
generated by each projec t~ if possible.
psojec[ Information
I1. Please deacr ibe [he type of project that will be funded with th is grant.
l2. Will this project be served oa a volunteer basis? Zt aoi~ plesas list
~~.mber of employees and [fie it se lei iea.
13. Who will this project aerve4
14. Please give a timeline for the project,
Sndget Deaeription
15. Please fill out this portion es clearly and cone iea ly es possible. If a
quea tion cannot be answered because there ie no infoxmation~ plesae yr its
N/A.
16. De9cr ibe your bookkeeping/accounting method.
17. What ere the dates of year fiscal year?
18. What is the total budge[ of your organiaaticn for the following years:
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
19. Please describe vour orean iaatinnal bndonr fem. taA~-AA ;~ ae.~il.
2u. rieaee deecr ibe the project budget in detail.
RAM(80 CDCl11oRGA C08~BIY4 POUI®ATIOM
GBAMf APPLIGSIOM
Por Piacal Year 1989
Name of the Organization
Contact Person
Address (if different) Dey Phone
Date of Prnje~• a.....
-- amount of Request
Authorized Signature Officer/Director (Title)
1. What beet descr ibex your organizations' activ itiee/purposes?
_ Theater _ Music _ Media _ Literature
_ Dance _ Numan 9ervicee _ Visual _ Other
2. to [he project you are proposing to be presented in Rancho
Cucamcaga?~
3. Will you charge admix eion7 If yee~ hov much?
4. Dose your organisation possess a nos-profit etetuel If yse~ please
furnish proof.
5. Nov long has your organization been ea tabliehedY_
6. Did you receive any grant money for 19884 If yes, hov much? Prom
vhom?
7. Are you applying For more than 501 of your total budgel2_
8. Are your staff members paid?_ If yee~ how many2_ Nov much4_
Background Infor~atioa
9. What are [he mission and goe le of your organ iz etion7
10. Please list all of the programs and events vh ich will involve your
organization during eh ie fie cal year. Please list coats and revenue
generated by each project, if possible.
Project Infor~stion
11. Please deecr ibe the type of project that rill 6e funded with [hie grant.
12. Will Chia project be served on a volunteer baeie2 If not, please list
number of emploveea and their salaries.
13. Who will th is project serval
14. please give a timeline for the project.
gadget Description
15. Please fill out this portion ae clearly and cooc ice ly ss poe sib le. If e
question cannot be answered becsuae there ie no inforoetion~ please ve its
N/A.
16. Describe your bookkeepiagJaccouating method.
17. What a:e the dates of your fiscal yearP
18. What is the total budge[ of your organizat ion for the following years:
1985-86
1986-87
19. Pleeee describe your organizational budget for 1987-88 in detail.
20. Plewsw describe the project budget in dntaii,
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R Af!C NO CCCAFIO NOA COMMUNITY FOU;ID ATIOFI
C 2tts ultant's Reo ort for Au¢ost 1oQA
M tint: Your consultant participated in, and provided
inforrt~~at ion for. rha v..rr^•: ,__e ;,,«,:;,s, rei aLicg .. .~ one
Foundation:
August c, 1?:GG - 1:30 p.n;. - RCCF Advisory Council Neetir.g
at [.ion's ?ark.
August 12, 11;?0 a.m-1 p.m. - Program Corrimitt ee of FCCF
Advisory Council Meeting at
Sccorro's.
August 16, 5:30 - G;ll5 p,m. - Policy Committee of FCC r'
Advisory f.ourcil meebf r,g at
John Manneri r,c's offir.e,
August .6, 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. - PCCF Foard of Firectors'
Meetir:g at Lion's Park.
.".^gcat ,".;, 12:vJ - e:uu p.m.- Fundraising committee of Pf.CF
Advisory fcuncil F'eetirg at.
4'm. Lyons Co. offices.
7. A"a i•m~ A=ditor'~r 'rr 'act; A preit^~in2rY Fizn and
ar_tivity schedule for fundra Ssing has been completed in
outline form. Current plans are to meet with the vc Lirteer
restoration committee and to expand that, cnrvn it.t ee's
membership in order to implemera an effective fundr,isir,g
campaign. At the instruction of the FCCF President, zm
awaiting contact by the restoration pro„cct leadership
before proceed ir.g any further with this pro,; act.
_. rnr^~nrate/'n ndat i-n "F~~~a ~~~; _r~~~-• r... a,. ~_
r;:rv in~r
Cc rp orate anA private Fourd zti,.rs r.. ... -- .,-
_ -_n^'ng sf. fig "n CCF pro„~ects has te~... ~,r r:''~te :'F.
are awaiting final c!ef in iticn of work p:an nro!e^_`s anC wi~li
b egir, preparing proposals when those def ir.f t;'or.s are
determined. ..":ome discussion concerr.inR sper.iffc projects
and particular Foundation prospects for cultivation and
solic Station should be held in the Fund raising Committee of
the Advisory Council. This group can be useful Sn some
areas of Foundation solicitation.
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RANCFIO J AMONGA C D'M i"tTV cnr~~ne^-~
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Me .inns: Your consultant part is Spated in, and or;,vided
ir,f ormation for, the following meetings relating to the
Foundation:
August 2, ~2:OC - 1:30 p,m. - RCCF Advisory Council Meeting
at Lion's Park.
August 12, 51;30 a.m-1 p.m. - Program Committee of RCCF
Advisory Council Meeting at
Socorro's.
August 16, 5:30 _ 6;45 p.m. - Policy CemmitCee cf RCCF
Advisory Council meet.ir,g at
John F!annerinc's office.
• August. 16, 7:00 - 9;00 p,m, _ RrrP Roard of i~irectors'
Meeting at Lion's Park.
August 23, 12;00 - 2:00 p.m.- Fundraisin¢ Cnmm;tr ao ~r acct
Advisory Counci) Meeting at
41m. Lyons Co. offices.
'• Alta Crma Ar ditori m Pro SP r; A preliminary plan and
activity schedule for fundraising has been completed In
outline form. Current plans are tc meet with the volunteer
restoration committee and to expand Chat committ.ee's
membership in order to implement an effective fundraising
campaign. At the instruction of the RCCF President, I am
awaiting contact by the restoration project leadership
before proceeding any further with ±his project.
3. Cornnrat e/Fnundat' P - ?nitfa] research into
Corporate and Private Foundztions urh icl; may have an interest
in funding spec if7p RCCF pros rr: h~ been
a.ring rinai des in it ion of work plan projects and will
begin preparing proposals when those definitions are
determined, Some discussion concerning specific projects
antl particular Foundation prospects Cor cultivation and
solle station should be hel <I in the Fundraising Committee of
the Advisory Council. This group can he useful in some
areas of Foundation solicitation.
Notes - Adv ieorv Counc it -September 13, 1988
The main topic of discussion was the Inland Empire Symphony (IES). Atl of the
mamba ra of the Adv ivory Council felt that negotiations with the IES should be
suspended et this time. The membership felt Chat the IES had oot adequately
answered several questions pertaining to their expansion into the Weat Valley.
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i) separate accountability.
2) Separate programming.
3) 1'0o short a time frame to organize an asaoc iation.
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All of the members felt Chat 90 days was far too abort a time period to
adequately organize a symphony association in a quality manner. The Advisory
Council voted to formally recommend to the Pounda[ion that the Inland Empire
Symphony progrsm be dropped from Che work plan for this year. It was proposed
that a letter be drafted to Che LES stating our plan to cease negotiati one end
our reasons for doing so.
Another area of discussion was the Pounder'a Day Program. It was suggested that
the Foundation apo¢sor a children's play during the interim between the parade
and the award isg of prizes. Cheffey College had offered to done to scripts,
coetumee~ etc. For the production. Staff was to me e[ with Nike Plaherty of E.C.
Players to suegeet this plan. Staff vas also approached by Community Services
with regard to some Financial support from Che Foundation to help tremeport the
Nary Band to the parade. The Bend will be performing during the parade and
during the interim between the Darede and the award ¢ivin¢. All costa have been
dealt with except for the hue eranepor Cation. Staff ie to provide more
information regarding this propoea 1.
The final topic of conversation wen the auction proposed by the Wm. Lyon Co.
They had offered to auction the furniture from their model homes end donate the
money to the Foundation [o go to a piece of scalp CUre at the new Civic Center.
The piece of acu lpture would bear the name of the Wm. Lyon Co. Membe re of the
Advisory Council voted to wait on additional information before proceeding
fur Cher wlth [hie. Jim Bailey ie to write a letter [o Jeanne Berton outlining
the data ile of the proposal.
The next meeting is scheduled for October 18~ 1988 a[ noon et Jeanne eez ton e
house. All Board and Advisory Council mamba re are urged to attend.
CITY OF RANCHO CUCALdONGA
MEMOKANDUM
DATE: September 22, 1988
T0: Rancho Cucamonga Community Foundation Board of Dixec tore
FROM: Mark Lorimer, Senior Administrative Assistant ~-
SLBJECL: Paula Grigaby's Besigna Lion
Paula Grigaby~ Vice-President of the Rancho Cucamonga Community Pouadation~ has
tendered her resignation. Siting time coneCrainte~ Paula felt that she could
not devote adequate time to Foundation bueinee a. Paula's energy and enthusiasm
will be mis sad by [he Foundation.