Thrivent Charitable Impact & Investing

“InFaith Community Foundation provides a copy of this Form 990 to all members of its governing body before filing the form.”

“Every year each director of InFaith Community Foundation is required to complete a conflict of interest disclosure.”

“InFaith Community Foundation determines compensation by an independent review and approval of comparable compensation in the market place. The comparison and approval of compensation is comtemporaneously documented.”

“InFaith Community Foundation makes its governing documents, conflict of interest policy and financial statements available to the public upon request.”

“OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 4: InFaith Field of Interest FundsInFaith Field of Interest: Health ServicesA 2014 grant was distributed to Wheat Ridge Ministries in Illinois for the purpose of supporting two churches launching new health and wellness initiatives. Participating churches must raise an amount equal to the grant to be eligible.InFaith Field of Interest: Human Services A 2014 grant was distributed to Lutheran Social Services of the Souths statewide therapeutic foster care program, which supports children in the Texas foster care system by providing stability through homes and counseling. A second grant was provided to Camp Noah for events in Fort Plain, New York, and Vilonia, Arkansas. Camp Noah serves children in areas recently affected by disaster, and provides a safe, caring and fun environment where children build resiliency skills within the familiarity of their own communities. The Camp Noah event in Fort Plain followed major flash flooding, and the event in Vilonia followed a tornado that destroyed more than 300 homes.InFaith Field of Interest: Evangelical Lutheran Church of America (ELCA)A 2014 grant was distributed to assist the ELCA in updating its materials to reflect the ELCAs message on gender-based violence. InFaith Field of Interest: Lutheran Church Missouri Synod (LCMS)A 2014 grant was distributed to the LCMS for its parish nurse program to strengthen the physical and spiritual health of LCMS parishes across 35 districts. InFaith Field of Interest: EducationA 2014 grant provided a scholarship for a high school senior planning to attend a Lutheran college. The 2014 scholarship recipient attends St. Olaf College in Northfield, Minnesota, and plans to major in music. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 5: InFaith Community Fund: International Disaster Response InitiativeA 2014 grant from this initiative provided support to Lutheran World Reliefs (LWR) efforts in the Philippines following Typhoon Hagupit. Farmers in the most affected regions were provided with protected crop facilities, technology training, and seeds and seedlings to grow crops for food and income. Working side by side with local partners and communities, LWR seeks long-term, sustainable solutions to poverty. In collaboration with LWR, the Foundation is helping develop the communitys capacity for disaster preparedness to minimize the impact of future emergencies.”

“Change in Split Interest = -$1779454”

“CSV of life insurance = $3203958”

“Investment transfer FAS136 = $1008219”

“Life insurance contract premiums = -$3193684”

“Net assets reclassified to Amounts Held for the Benefits of = -$3331528”

“Net Assets released from restriction = -$1013795”

“Other = -$10”

“For audited financial statement purposes (to satisfy FAS 136), the Foundation records certain contributions to organizational donor advised funds as an amount held for the benefit of others. These contributions, along with investment income, grants paid and other related income and expenses, are included on the appropriate lines of Form 990 and are included as adjustments to revenue and expenses on Schedule D, Part XI, Line 4b and Schedule D, Part XII, Line 4b.”