1-2 Letter from CEO & Board Chair

3-12 Section 1: Who Are We & What Do We Do?Membership & Learning Programs

Seminars & Learning Events:Leadership NetworkGet on BoardEmerging Executives Institute

Association Anthem PlanDonorsResource.orgCompassionate Louisville

Consulting ServicesAnnual Conference

13-14 Section 2: How Much Did It Cost & How Was It Funded?Revenue for 2013 & 2014Expenses for 2014

15-18 Section 3: Why Did It Matter & What Impact Did We Have?St. George’s Scholar InstituteInterfaith Paths to PeaceKentucky Center for the Performing ArtsFinancial Empowerment Partnership

19-20 Section 4: Board of Directors, Staff, and Adjunct Consultants

21-23 Section 5: Member Directory

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Letter from the CEOThis is an exciting time for everyone associated with the Center for Nonprofit Excellence as we begin our 15th year of service. The past few years have witnessed tremendous growth in our work within the sector, and we have much planned for the future. But in order to truly appreciate what is yet to come, we first need to look back at the Center’s past accomplishments.

LOOKING BACK...The Center’s first 14 years have been filled with some important breakthroughs, innovative collaboration, and significant work. All of that is thanks to the people who helped guide our journey to this point; the members of the CNPE Board of Directors and our dedicated staff.

Along with the dozens of people who volunteered their time and energy to serve on the CNPE Board, the Center’s talented team of staff and volunteers provided training to 15,565 professionals, conducted more than 4,000 consultation engagements, established online organizational and Board assessment tools, created an online common grant application, commissioned four foundation directories, published two books, conducted two major peer city studies of the nonprofit sector, produced six capital campaign reports, and showcased the strength of the sector through 14 annual award ceremonies.

LOOKING AHEAD...As I step down to explore my next chapter in life, I am filled with gratitude for the work all of the organizations connected through CNPE do to make our community more vibrant, just and inclusive. It is time now to turn up the torch even more through CNPE’s future leadership. Following an in-depth transition plan, CNPE will usher in its second CEO, led by a Board with an ever-brighter vision of the Louisville’s region nonprofit sector and the role CNPE can play to optimize its impact.

We know that the nonprofit sector in the Louisville region – which accounts for $7.8 billion, or 13.5 percent of the local economy – is among one of the strongest in the country. Looking ahead, it is poised to become even stronger with new leadership and boldness. One such initiative starting in 2015 is the BoardMatch program, a web portal that will enable emerging and existing talent in our community to easily locate Boards on which to serve and vastly extend the range for nonprofits in search of talented new Board members.

Buoyed by 36 of the top 40 nonprofits in the area listed among its members, along with hundreds of others that receive little recognition but improve thousands of lives, CNPE’s Board, staff and volunteers have good reason to embrace the future with the fervor and excitement of a group on a mission. This is an exciting time for CNPE. We not only invite you to join us, we absolutely need you to be part of it.

All my best,

Kevin Connelly, CEO

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Letter from Board ChairThe Center for Nonprofit Excellence is proud of the accomplishments it has made through its partnerships with the philanthropic, nonprofit, governmental and business sectors over the past 15 years. It has developed a strong framework to build upon in its value to the community through the roles of capacity-builder, collaborator and convener.

We owe much to the work of Kevin Connelly and his dedicated team in building a high quality, mission-driven organization. Authenticity, integrity, competence and service-first are recognized as the hallmarks of organizations that people trust, and CNPE breathes and lives these values every day.

I also want to thank the Board, Kevin and his team for the thorough preparation to navigate our current leadership transition, and for helping map a future that envisions a community that becomes ever more compassionate and effective in fostering a vibrant quality of life for all of its members.

Best regards,

Donald Vish,Board Chair

Major Grants:

Anonymous

Brown-Forman Corporation

Community Foundation of Louisville

James Graham Brown Foundation

J & L Foundation

Kosair Charities

Paul Ogle Foundation

The Gheens Foundation

The C. E. and S. Foundation

UPS Foundation

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WHO ARE WE & WHAT DO WE DO?

The lifeblood, energy and strength of CNPE are its members. At time of publication, there are 388 nonprofit members, 46 corporate members, 25 foundation members and 45 individual members.

CNPE has been offering more free networking events for members, increasing the number of specific one-on-one member contacts and expanding the partnership role that members and CNPE can play together. CNPE saw a surge in collaboration among members. In fact, there were 24 combined nominations for the Pyramid Award for the Art of Collaboration in 2013 and 2014, compared with 10 for the preceding two years, an increase of 140 percent.

“Our goal is simple: we want to know our members and help them meet their needs. There are always challenges for nonprofits, and the ones we face today are very different from even three to five years ago, largely because of the growth in technology -- we see these challenges as opportunities.”- Sarah Stalker, CNPE Membership ServicesCoordinator

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CNPE Membership Grew by 8% between 2012 and 2014.

2011 2012 2013 2014

$108,000

$106,000

$104,000

$102,000

$100,000

$98,000

$96,000

$94,000

$92,000

$90,000

Memberships

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Supplies Over SeasMember since 2011

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St. Vincent de PaulMember since 2001

University of LouisvilleMember since 2010

CNPE training attendance grew 47% in 2014through a partnership with the city.

Attendance in learning events includes some 70 courses offered throughout the year, plus

three flagship programs:

Seminars and Learning EventsAttendance in the CNPE Learning programs grew 47 percent with more than 500 professionals being able to take advantage of free courses that lead toward a special certification in a new Financial Empowerment case management model.

Aside from the partnership work with the Department of Community Services and nonprofit organizations, most other areas of training attendance remained fairly much the same as the preceding year, with Organizational Development, Leadership, Governance and Fund Development attracting the most participation.

Feedback collected at the end of each session revealed exceptionally positive ratings, with 1,332 participants scoring their satisfaction level at an average of 4.7 on a 5-point scale. Plans for the next training calendar will offer nonprofits an extended view of seminar offerings, enabling them to better plan for their specific learning interests and needs.

Leadership NetworkGet on Board

Emerging Executives Institute

+47%

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Leadership NetworkThe Leadership Network, one of CNPE’s flagship programs, is made up of 10-12 nonprofit CEOs who participate in a six-month process to deepen their leadership and management knowledge through shared learning, reading and discussing leading edge theories and practices. CEOs also share specific challenges they are facing to get input and feedback from their peers.

Class of 2014 Graduates:Patricia Anderson Cook, South East Associated Ministries

Jene Bridgewater, Scott County Partnership

Emily Chandler, Louisville Sustainability Council

Ed Cortas, Center for Nonprofit Excellence

William Myers JD, CASA of River Region

Sharon Rahman, USTA Kentucky

Andrea Shepherd, Colon Cancer Prevention Project

Sherry Stanley, The Backside Learning Center

Lee Whitlock, Beacon House

Marita Willis, Community Ventures Corporation

“This course has increased my confidence enormously as an ED. Just being able to learn from the experiences of others and get fresh perspectives was incredibly beneficial.”- Sherry D. Stanley, The Backside Learning Center

“In the past year, my staff has grown due to some new grants/funding. I’ve struggled bringing them into the fold, and the fold accepting them. I held a two-day retreat. One day we concentrated on creativity. I used the reading and we did the activities. The next day we did a brainstorming while bowling. Wonderful creative ideas plus a new level of bonding.”- Jene C. Bridgewater, Scott County Partnership

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Get On BoardGet on Board is a four-part series that covers the Board’s core responsibilities, showcases the practices that lead to high-functioning Boards and leads an analysis of case studies that enable the class to discuss how they would handle various scenarios facing Boards.

Class of 2014 Graduates:

Amy Burnette, Applegate Fifer Pulliam

Susan Collins, Simmons College of Kentucky

Rose Condra, Choices for Women Resource Center

Ed Cortas, Center for Nonprofit Excellence

Kristin Dunlevy, ARGI Financial Group

Lukas Dwelly, AddMor

Brooke Egan, Valenti Hanley & Robinson, PLLC

Natalie Fast, Frost Brown Todd LLC

Stacy Funk, National Multiple Sclerosis Society - KY/IN

Beverly Gaines, College of Kentucky

Tiffany Ge, Frost Brown Todd LLC

Jennifer Helgeson, Boys & Girls Clubs of Kentuckiana

Sharon LaRue, Kentucky Foundation for Women

Norman Melhiser, Personal Counseling Service

Joseph Miller, Junior Achievement of Kentuckiana, Inc.

Gordon Newton, Hand in Glove

Teresa Perkins

Diana Quesada, National Multiple Sclerosis Society - KY/IN

Ruth Reid, Harshaw Trane

Jill Saegesser, River Hills EDD & RPC

Kevin Stemmle, South East Associated Ministries, Inc.

Jill Strobel Young

“Thanks to all staff at CNPE and presenters for the time and effort in preparing and and conducting an excellent workshop series. Top notch.” - Jill Stroble Young

“Do it! It’s a great ‘road map’ (navigation tool) for success. Getting on board equips you to reach your destination. “- Ruth Reid, Harshaw Trane

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Emerging Executives InstituteTo address the leadership needs of the future, CNPE established the Emerging Executives Institute in 2008. It is a 20-hour exploration of both management and leadership practices needed for 21st century organizations. The course includes an exploration of the strengths identified through Gallup’s StrengthsFinder and limits enrollment to assure optimal interaction among participants. The experience is designed for those looking to move up the leadership ranks in their organization and for those who wish to exercise greater influence within their current roles.

Class of 2014 Graduates:

Patty Belden, Metro United Way

Kristin Binkowski, American Printing House for the Blind

Benjamin Bluitt, West Louisville Performing Arts Academy

Kimberly Boyd-Lane, KentuckianaWorks

Jessica Carlson, Neighborhood House

Leila Faucette, KY Coalition of Nurse Practitioners &Nurse Midwives

David Gerwig, Park DuValle Comm Health Center

Ann Hagan-Grigsby, Park DuValle Comm Health Center

Leif Morgan, Community Living, Inc.

Pam Ottersbach, Metro United Way

Shantelle Simpson, Park DuValle Comm Health Center

Sarah Stalker, Center for Nonprofit Excellence

Emmanuel Warren, UPS

“This class was very beneficial. I really enjoyed the materials and the instructors were great!” - Emmanuel Warren, UPS

“Amazing! Resourceful! Motivating!”- Leif Morgan, Community Living

“The Emerging Executives Institute is truly a course every leader should attend. You walk away from the training empowered and aware of who you are!”- Kimberly Boyd-Lane, Goodwill Industries

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The City of Louisville signed the Charter for Compassionate Cities on 11-11-11, and because of the synergy of missions, the Center for Nonprofit Excellence became the fiscal sponsor/agent for Compassionate Louisville in 2014. CNPE passed a resolution in 2013 to become a more mindful organization of the core meaning of compassion in the way we treat each other and the many people and organizations with whom we interact each day. Contact Compassionate Louisville or CNPE for guidance in ways your organization can more fully embrace compassion through this process.

This is the fifth year CNPE has offered an association health care plan. A partnership with Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield and Altman Insurance Services allows groups with more than one employee and less than 100 to explore benefits. All indicators are that this may be the strongest savings for members to date.

Anthem Insurance Offered as Association Benefit

DonorsResource.org Becomes Part of CNPE

CNPE is the Proud Fiscal Agent for Compassionate Louisville

CNPE Members can be listed, at no charge, as a member of DonorsResource.org and post their wish-list items. DonorsResource.org is a nationally acclaimed project launched in Portland, OR, and was gifted to CNPE in 2014. It is beautifully simple: individuals and companies wishing to donate useful resources to nonprofits may post them on DonorsResource.org, and nonprofits who are registered with DonorsResource.org may claim those articles (and post their wish lists).

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Consulting ServicesCNPE Consulting Services are customized to meet the client’s needs and focus primarily in the areas of Board Development, Strategic Planning, Organizational Alignment, Fundraising Fundamentals and Communication Planning & Integration. Consulting services grew by 76 percent in 2014 through the use of a cadre of adjunct consultants.

In 2013, Eric Schmall completed his 12th year of service as the Director of Consultation. Upon retirement (read “re-wirement”), he became CNPE’s Consultant Emeritus and now engages clients as one of our adjunct consultants. Ed Cortas, who holds a master’s degree in Nonprofit Administration from the University of Notre Dame, became our new Director of Consulting Services. While Ed offers consulting services directly to clients, he also coordinates the engagement of a highly talented cadre of consultants (see listing of consultants in appendix).

Thirty-five consultations were completed in FY 2014. In addition to the sliding fee based consulting work, CNPE also provides its members with short, free research, information and referral services, providing 253 such services in FY 2014.

Consulting Services increased 76% in 2014.

2011 2012 2013 2014

CNPE Consulting Services Growth

+76%

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ANNUAL CONFERENCE 2014 PRESENTED TO SOLD-OUT AUDIENCE

Jacob Harold, President & CEO of GuideStar USA, Inc. served as the keynote speaker for the 14th Annual Conference and Pyramid Awards for the Art of Excellence Luncheon. Al Cornish, Chief Learning Officer for Norton Healthcare, was the Conference Chair and Maggie Elder, VP of Community Impact with Metro United Way, was the Co-Chair.

PNC Bank was the presenting sponsor for the conference, with the Donors Forum of Kentuckiana, Kertis Creative, and Philadelphia Insurance as supporting sponsors. Mission Data was the Exhibitor Lounge sponsor and Dean Dortonsponsored the Pre-ConferenceReception.

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Partnership for a Green CitySponsored by Deming Malone Livesay & Ostroff(Pictured: Brent Fryrear - Director, Partnership for a Green City, Jeffrey McCaffrey - DMLO)

Actors Theatre of LouisvilleSponsored by Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs, LLP(Pictured: Tyson Gorman - Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs, LLP, Todd Lowe - Board Chair, Actors Theatre of Louisville

New Roots, Inc.Sponsored by Fifth Third Bank(Pictured: Adam Hall - Fifth Third Bank, Karyn Moskowitz - Executive Director, New Roots, Inc.)

Jane Burks, President & CEO of Volunteers of America KYSponsored by Republic Bank(Pictured: Brandon Jaggers - Republic Bank, Jane Burks - President & CEO, Volunteers of America KY, Kevin Connelly - Executive Director, CNPE)

The Coalition for the HomelessSponsored by Dick & Ardi Wilson(Pictured: Kevin Connelly - Executive Director, CNPE, Natalie Harris - Executive Director, Coalition for the Homeless, Dick Wilson - Award Sponsor)

DonorsResource.orgSponsored by Dick & Ardi Wilson(Pictured: Kevin Connelly - Executive Director, CNPE, Della Rae - Founder, DonorsResource.org, Susan Spalding - DonorsResource.org)

I.D.E.A.S. 40203Sponsored by Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield(Pictured: Josh Miller - Founder, I.D.E.A.S. 40203, Moriah Ogilvie - Anthem BCBS, Theo Edmonds - Founder, I.D.E.A.S. 40203)

WHAS Crusade for ChildrenSponsored by Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield (Pictured: Dawn Lee - Executive Director, WHAS Crusade for Children, Moriah Ogilvie - Anthem BCBS)

Art of Collaboration Art of Governance Art of Inclusion

Art of Leadership Art of Social Innovation Art of Social Innovation

Art of Vision Art of Vision

PYRAMID AWARD SPONSORS & RECIPIENTS

Lifetime AchievementAward Recipients:

Daniel Fox &Barbara Sexton Smith

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Revenue for 2013and 2014Over the past several years, CNPE has realized around 60 percent of its income from earned revenue (membership, training, consultation and specialized services). Foundations have continued to play an important role to assure that a centralized, affordable one-stop resource is available to area nonprofit organizations.

Expense Breakdown for 2014Program expenses accounted for 80 percent of expenditures, mostly in staff salaries. Administrative and fundraising expenses comprised 20 percent of overall costs.

Note that the Statement of Cash Flows for each of the two years shows a profit in FY 2013 of $145,667 and a deficit in FY 2014 of $52,731. The two years, however, are more accurately viewed as one time period, with the investment and building of the BoardMatch portal, the growth of consulting work, and the transition and strategic planning process. The net income of FY 13 and FY 14 was $92,936.

HOW MUCH DID IT COST &HOW WAS IT FUNDED?2

Program Services

Management & General

Fundraising

Private Foundation Grants & Private/Corporate Donations

Government & Public Charity Grants

Earned Income (Membership & Programming)FY 2012

IncomeFY 2013Income

FY2014

Expenses

FY 2014Income

$400,000

$350,000

$300,000

$250,000

$200,000

$150,000

$100,000

$50,000

$0

Annual Income Comparison by Source

$469,458

$11,765

$102,380

80%

2%

18%

27%

11%

62%45%

8%

42%

15%

58%

27%

Note that in 2012 and 2014, 62 percent and 58 percent, respectively, of income came from earned revenue. In dollars earned, you can see modest growth of 11 percent in earned revenue over the three-year period. Private foundations invested significantly more in 2013 than they have done in more typical years. CNPE received the majority of grant funding for BoardMatch in FY 13, a web portal that will enable nonprofits to more easily locate the Board talent they need to succeed and thrive – and for that talent to connect with organizations for which they have a passion. BoardMatch is scheduled to launch in 2015.

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2014

$ 302,484

112,500

14,623

4,424

434,031

113,637

76,175

37,462

$ 471,493

$ 12,675

13,642

73,618

99,935

294,058

77,500

371,558

$ 471,493

2013

$ 295,423

227,083

6,811

13,732

544,049

95,866

95,866

$ 544,049

$ 63,324

56,436

119,760

180,789

243,500

424,289

$ 544,049

Statements of Financial Position

AssetsCurrent Assets

Cash and cash equivalents

Grants receivable

Accounts receivable

Prepaid expenses

Total Current Assets

Property and Equipment

Furniture and Equipment

Less accumulated depreciation

TOTAL ASSETS

Liabilities and Net AssetsCurrent Liabilities

Accounts Payable

Accrued Expenses

Deferred revenue

Total current liabilities

Net Assets

Unrestricted

Temporarily restricted

TOTAL LIABILITIES and NET ASSETS

Audit conducted by Deming, Malone, Livesay, & Ostroff, CPA (DMLO)

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St. George’s Scholar InstituteSt George’s Scholar Institute (formerly known as St. George’s Community Center) is a critical resource for the youth of West Louisville, providing a welcoming and educational environment for middle and high school students. St. George’s Scholar Institute, located at 26th and Oak Street, was established in 1964 in conjunction with the reopening of the neighboring St. George’s Episcopal Church. The after-school and summer programs prepare students for college, teach leadership skills, and explore a variety of careers. On a daily basis, they provide homework help, a Dare to Care Kids Café meal, and organized recreational activities.

“Two years ago, St. George’s made a decision to improve upon its rich history by ensuring the sustainability and restructuring the entire organization’s strategic plight towards the future. We consulted with several different community stakeholders and non-profit professionals and all of them repeatedly steered us to the expertise of CNPE. We met with CNPE and Mr. Eric Schmall for six to nine months to help give us an honest assessment of our history, our present and strategically map out our future. After a deliberate and painstaking process, we were able to produce a three-year road map towards a renewed vision and strategic outcome.

“Since then, we’ve been able to strengthen our partnerships, improve our community relationships, launch a marketing and branding campaign and elevate our presence in the community.

“Our debt of gratitude towards the Center for Nonprofit Excellence cannot be overstated. Without their guidance, our doors would be closed!”

- Arthur Cox, Executive Director, St. George’s Scholar Institute

WHY DID IT MATTER &WHAT IMPACT DID WE HAVE?3

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“In many ways, CNPE programs have helped Interfaith Paths to Peace find a healthy direction in its promise to deliver day-to-day interfaith activities. CNPE educational services for our Board members on the life cycle of a non-profit organization, as well as on the role and responsibilities of Board members, have been very helpful. Perhaps the most significant help, though, has been CNPE’s role in my organization’s Strategic Planning Process. In 2013, we made the decision to ask CNPE’s Ed Cortas to guide us through a six-month strategic planning.” process. His guidance has helped us find a strong, positive new direction for years to come.”

- Terry Taylor, Executive Director, Interfaith Paths to Peace

Interfaith Paths to PeaceThe mission of Interfaith Paths to Peace is to foster peace, increase interfaith understanding, and cultivate inter-religious cooperation through educational programs and events. Its vision is to leave a peaceful world.

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Photo by Donald Vish

The Kentucky CenterThe Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts brings the finest in music, dance, theater and more to Kentucky! It is home for The Louisville Orchestra, Kentucky Opera, Louisville Ballet, Stage One and PNC Bank Broadway Across America – Louisville, as well as a host of community theaters and our own Kentucky Center Presents performances.

It includes the Governor’s School for the Arts in Lexington, offering three weeks of intensive training for hundreds of Kentucky’s finest high school artists every summer. Its educational programs bring the arts to children and adults in dozens of community centers, showcases, three institutes and all of Kentucky’s educational regions.

“The Center for Nonprofit Excellence has had a long standing commitment to teach, develop, train, and serve nonprofit agencies of all classifications throughout the Commonwealth. These organizations have benefited greatly from the CNPE’s expertise and The Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts is no exception. Our staff has gone to many CPNE trainings and leadership courses and has utilized that knowledge to help the Kentucky Center become more successful and dynamic. The Center for Nonprofit Excellence is the “go to” place to access information and for professional development and we are proud to be a member of this outstanding organization. The nonprofit community is far better off because of them!”

- Kim Baker, President & CEO, The Kentucky Center

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Community Financial Empowerment Certification on the MoveThe Louisville Metro Department of Community Services mission is to improve the quality of life for all residents with an emphasis on poverty reduction and addressing the needs of vulnerable populations in the Louisville Metro Community.

To further that work, it has led and coordinated several transformative initiatives, including Bank on Louisville and the Community Financial Empowerment model, and has positioned our community to be a leader in catapulting our financial literacy proficiency and practice.

“CNPE has been a tremendous partner to the Louisville Metro Department of Community Services in developing and presenting the Community Financial Empowerment Certification program. Through this program, frontline social service staff is trained to approach financial topics more competently and confidently with the people they serve. Without CNPE’s leadership and support through the coordination of program logistics and registration, we would not have been able to make this resource available to our community. Thanks to CNPE’s involvement, over 200 local social service staff have been able to participate in the Community Financial Empowerment Certification program, learn about financial empowerment tools and resources, and practice conversational approaches for helping the people they serve achieve financial stability.”

- Tina Lentz, Executive Administrator, Advocacy and Empowerment Division, Department of Commmunity Services

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Donald Vish,Board Chair

Middleton Reutlinger

Jennifer Helgeson,

Boys & Girls Clubof Kentuckiana

Mason Rummel,James Graham Brown

Foundation

Marita Willis,Community Ventures

Corporation

Brian Yanofchick,KentuckyOne Health

Angelo Stekardis,Immediate Past

Chair, UPS

Robert Taylor,Board Emeritus

The Oliver Group

James Turner,Hilliard Lyons

Melinda ImpellizzeriRetired; formerly

with GE

Tom O’BryanRetired; formerly with

Kosair Charities

Michael RabkinPassport Health Plan

Matthew Bacon,Treasurer

Community Foundationof Louisville

Alfonso Cornish,Vice Chair,

Annual ConferenceNorton Healthcare

Maggie Elder,Vice Co-Chair,

Annual ConferenceMetro United Way

CNPE Board of Directors

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS, CNPE STAFF, &ADJUNCT CONSULTANTS4

CNPE Staff

Adjunct Consultants

AmeriCorps VISTA (Volunteers in Service to America)

Interns

Merv AntonioDirector of Learning

Kevin ConnellyExecutive Director/CEO

Ed CortasDirector of

Consulting Services

Sarah StalkerMembership Services

Coordinator

Darlene WhitneyDirector of Operations

BenjaminSelf

Jorge WilsonUniversity of Louisville

Stacey ReasonUniversity of Louisville

Jess BrownUniversity of Louisville

TediDoychinova

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Cindy AdelbergLeadership, Governance,

Management & Board Experience

Joseph JohnMarketing &

Communications

David NeumannOrganization

Development & Human Resources

Eric SchmallStrategic Planning,

Board & Organizational Development

Logan McCullochStrategic Fund

Development, Board Development,

LeadershipCoaching, & Public Advocacy

FoundersCity of LouisvilleCommunity Foundation of LouisvilleDonors Forum of KentuckianaMetro United Way

Foundation MembersC. E. and S. Foundation, TheCedar Lake FoundationChristian Academy FoundationCommunity Foundation of LouisvilleCralle FoundationDonors Forum of KentuckianaFoundation For A Healthy KentuckyGFoundationGheens Foundation, TheGilbert Foundation, TheHarrison County Community FoundationHumana FoundationJames Graham Brown FoundationJ & L Foundation, TheKentucky Foundation for WomenKentucky School for the Blind FoundationKentucky Social Welfare FoundationLouisville Free Public Library FoundationMildred V Horn FoundationNorton Foundation, TheOldham County Community FoundationThe Forecastle FoundationUPS FoundationV. V. Cooke Foundation

Corporate MembersAdvanced Business SolutionsAdvanced Payroll SystemsAllegra Marketing ServicesAltman Insurance ServicesAnderson, Bryant, Lasky & WinslowAnthem Blue Cross & Blue ShieldARGI Financial GroupBlue & Co., LLCBrown-Forman CorpBuetow, Lemastus & DickBullock Consulting, Inc.CirrusMioCitizens Union BankDavidson Grant Management, LLCDean DortonDeming Malone Livesay & OstroffEclipse BankEpic Insurance Co.Ernst & Young LLPFifth Third BankFirst Nonprofit CompaniesFrost Brown Todd LLC

General Electric Appliances & LightingHR AffiliatesHumana, Inc.Insuramax, Inc.J.J.B. Hilliard, W.L. Lyons, LLCJones, Nales & Mattingly PLCKertis CreativeLouisville Marriott EastLouisville Water CompanyMission Data LLCMCM CPAs & AdvisorsNorthwestern MutualPhiladephia Insurance CompaniesPNC Bank OPM FinancialRepublic Bank & Trust Co.Stites & Harbison, PLLCThe Covenant GroupThe WNK Group at Morgan StanleyUnderwriter’s Group, TheUnited Parcel ServicesU. S. BankPentegra Retirement ServicesVan Zandt, Emrich & Cary IncWords for GoodWorkshop, the Creative WorkplaceWyatt Tarrant & Combs

Nonprofit Members100 Black Men of Louisville21st Century ParksAce Mentor Louisville, Inc.Active HeroesActors Theatre of LouisvilleAdoption Bridges of KentuckyAffordable Energy CorporationAlley Cat AdvocatesAlley Theater, TheAmericana Community CenterAmerican Academy of Equine ArtAmerican Advertising FederationAmerican Printing House for the BlindAmerican Red Cross - Louisville ChapterAnamchara Faith CommunityApple Patch Community Inc.APRON, Inc.ARTxFMArt SanctuaryArts Association of Oldham CountyArthritis FoundationArthur S. Kling Center, TheArts & Cultural Attractions CouncilAssociated General Contractors of KYBank On LouisvilleBarren Heights Retreat

Bates Community Development CorpBeaded Treasures ProjectBellarmine UniversityBernheim Arboretum & Research ForestBetter Business BureauBicycling for LouisvilleBig Brothers/Big Sisters of KentuckianaBlackacre ConservancyBourbon Baroque, Inc.Boys & Girls Club of KentuckianaBrackets for GoodBrain Injury Alliance of KentuckyBridgehaven, Inc.Bulldogs in the BluegrassButterCupCabbage Patch Settlement HouseCalvary Missionary Baptist ChurchCampbellsville University LouisvilleCASA of Scott CountyCASA of the River RegionCASA Program for Bullitt CountyCatholic Charities of Louisville, Inc.Cave Hill Heritage FoundationCedar Lake LodgeCenter for Accessible LivingCenter for Interfaith RelationsCenter for Lay MinistriesCenter for NeighborhoodsCenter for Women & FamiliesCentral Kentucky Community FndCentro Latino of ShelbyvilleChance SchoolChildren’s Alliance, Inc.Christian Appalachian ProjectCIOK, Inc.City of Brownsboro Farm - Parks BoardCoalition for the Homeless, TheCollaborative for Teaching & LearningColon Cancer Prevention ProjectCommonwealth Commercial Real EstateCommunities in Schools of Clark CountyCommunity Action of Southern IndianaCommunity Catholic CenterCommunity Living, Inc.Community Services Project, Inc.Community Ventures CorporationConrad-Caldwell House MuseumCouncil on Developmental DisabilitiesCrane House, The Asia Institute, Inc.Cultivating ConnectionsDaddy’s HouseDancing Well: The Soldier ProjectDare to Care Food Bank, Inc.Day Spring, Inc.Dismas Charities, Inc.

MEMBER DIRECTORY5 Members of CNPE as of December 31, 2014

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DonorsResource.orgDown Syndrome of LouisvilleDreams With WingsDrepung Gomang InstituteDress for SuccessEastern Area Community MinistriesEducational JusticeElderServeEmbroiderers Guild of AmericaEpiscopal Church HomeExceptional Teens & AdultsExploited Children’s Help OrganizationFalls of the Ohio Foundation, Inc., TheFamilies for Effective Autism TreatmentFamily & Children’s PlaceFamily Health Centers, IncFamily Scholar HouseFather Maloney’s Boys and Girls HavenFern Creek/Highview United MinistriesFilson Historical Society, TheFood Literacy Project at Oxmoor FarmFrazier History MuseumFriends for Life Cancer Support NetworkFriends of the Farnsley-Kaufman HouseFriends SchoolFuller Center for HousingFund for the ArtsFund for Transforming Education, TheGate of Hope Ministries InternationalGilda’s Club LouisvilleGirls on the Run of LouisvilleGlobal Game Changers Children’s Education InitiativeGood Garbage Center for Creative ReuseGoodwill Industries of KYGoodwill of Southern IndianaGreater Good Hope Baptist ChurchGreater Louisville, Inc.Greater Louisville Medical Society FndGreater Louisville Sports CommissionGreater Louisville Youth for ChristGreen Hill Therapy, Inc.GuardiaCare ServicesHabitat for Humanity of Metro LouisvilleHand in GloveHand in Hand MinistriesHarambee Health CenterHarbor House of Louisville IncHarrison County Community ServicesHealing Place, TheHealth Enterprises NetworkHeuser Hearing & Language AcademyHighlands Community MinistriesHildegard HouseHomeless & Housing Coalition of KY

Home of the InnocentsHope for KentuckyHope Health ClinicHorses Offering Opportunities for the FutureHOSPARUSHOTEL INCHouse of RuthHumane Society of Oldham CountyHuntington’s Disease SocietyI.D.E.A.S.Interdenominational Ministerial CoalitionInterfaith Paths To PeaceIsaiah House, Inc.Jefferson County League of CitiesJefferson County Public SchoolsJewish Community of LouisvilleJewish Community Relations CouncilJewish Family & Career ServiceJewish Hospital & St. Mary’s HealthcareJuba Vision, Inc.Junior Achievement of KentuckianaJunior League of Louisville, Inc.Just CreationsJustFaith MinistriesKaiser Home Support ServicesKentuckiana Assoc. for Volunteer Adminis.Kentuckiana Children’s CenterKy Annual Conference of the United Methodist ChurchKentucky Assisted Living FacilitiesKY Association for Environmental EducationKentucky Association of Blind AthletesKentucky Baptist FellowshipKY Center for African American HeritageKentucky Center for Performance ExcellenceKentucky Center, TheKentucky Circuit Court Clerks’ Trust for LifeKY Coalition of Nurse Practitioners & Nurse MidwivesKY Coalition to Abolish the Death PenaltyKentucky Council on Economic EducationKentucky Country DayKentucky Derby FestivalKentucky Emergency Management Assn.Kentucky Health CooperativeKY Higher Education Assistance AuthorityKentucky Humane SocietyKentucky-Indiana Paralyzed VeteransKentucky Interfaith Power and LightKentucky K-9 Search & Reunite ServicesKentucky Nonprofit NetworkKentucky Office for RefugeesKentuckyOne HealthKentucky Opera, The

Kentucky Optometric AssociationKentucky Organ Donor AffiliatesKentucky Paralegal AssociationKentucky Partnership for Families & ChildrenKentucky Primary Care AssociationKentucky Psychological AssociationKentucky Race Track ChaplainsKentucky Railway MuseumKY Religious Coalition for Reproductive ChoiceKentucky Renaissance Pharmacy MuseumKentucky Resources Council, Inc.Kentucky School for the BlindKentucky School of ArtKentucky ShakespeareKentucky Society of Association ExecutivesKentucky Society of CPAsKentucky Voices for HealthKentucky YMCA Youth AssociationKentucky Youth AdvocatesKenwood Montessori Kids Against Hunger Kids Cancer Alliance, Inc.Kids Center for Pediatric TherapiesKosair CharitiesKY/IN Stroke AssociationKY-SPIN Inc.KY/TN Section AWWAL&N Federal Credit UnionLa Casita CenterLeadership Louisville CenterLeadership Southern IndianaLegal Aid Society IncLife Adventure Center of the BluegrassLighthouse Community CenterLincoln FoundationLittle Ears Hearing CenterLocust Grove Historic SiteLooking for Lilith Theatre CompanyLouisville Affordable Housing Trust FundLouisville Asset Bldg CoalitionLouisville Bar AssociationLouisville Central Community Centers Inc.Louisville Chorus, TheLouisville Climate Action NetworkLouisville Collegiate SchoolLouisville Convention and Visitors BureauLouisville Education & Employment PartnerLouisville Free Public Library Louisville Fund for the Visual ArtsLouisville Grows, Inc.Louisville Independent Business AllianceLouisville Leopard PercussionistsLouisville Literary ArtsLouisville Metro Animal ServicesLouisville Metro Dept. of Community Serv.

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Rotary Club of LouisvilleSacred Heart Schools, Inc.Salvation Army, TheSanders, Trowel & Ward Center for ExcellenceSarabande Books, Inc.Savage Rose Classical TheatreSchool CHOICE ScholarshipsScott County PartnershipSecond Chances Wildlife CenterSeniorCare ExpertsSeven Counties Services IncSHEARED, Inc.Side by Side StudioSimmons College of KentuckySister Cities of LouisvilleSlow Food BluegrassSociety of St. Vincent De PaulSouth East Associated Ministries, Inc.Southern Indiana Asset Building CoalitionSouth Louisville Community MinistriesSouthwest Community MinistriesSpalding UniversitySpecial Olympics KentuckySpeed Art Museum, TheSpina Bifida Association of KentuckySt. Benedict Ctr for Early Childhood EducationSt. George’s Scholar InstituteSt. James Court AssociationSt. John CenterSt. Joseph Children’s HomeSummerbridge LouisvilleSupplies Over SeasSupporting HeroesSweaty Sheep MinistriesTeach KentuckyTek4KidsThe Backside Learning CenterThe Dream Factory, Inc.The LIGHT Center for Family EnrichmentThe Louisville TimebankThe Temple Adath Israel Brith SholomThis I Believe, Inc.To Open Their EyesTransit Authority of River City Trinity High SchoolUnited Crescent Hill MinistriesUnited Parcel ServiceUnited States Mounted Games AssociationUnited Way of KentuckyUnity of LouisvilleUniversity of LouisvilleUplands PEAK SanctuaryUrsuline Sisters of LouisvilleUSA Cares, Inc.Uspiritus, Inc.USTA KentuckyVA Medical CenterVisually Impaired Preschool ServicesVoces NovaeVolunteers of America KY, Inc.Walden TheatreWater With BlessingsWaterStepWayside Christian MissionWebster UniversityWe DayWellspringWesley Manor Retirement CenterWHAS Crusade for Children, Inc.WhoDunnit Murder Mystery Theater

Louisville Metro Parks FoundationLousiville Metro Police FoundationLouisville Nature CenterLouisville Olmsted Parks ConservancyLouisville Public MediaLouisville Presbyterian SeminaryLouisville Regional Science & Engineering FairsLouisville Rescue MissionLouisville Sustainability CouncilLouisville Urban LeagueLouisville Youth GroupLou Tate Foundation/Little LoomhouseLove CampaignLuci Center, TheLyndon Fire Protection DistrictMain Street Association, Inc.Make-A-Wish Ohio, Kentucky & IndianaMama to MamaMarch of DimesMaryhurst, Inc.Masonic Homes of KY, Inc.Mattingly CenterMental Health America of KYMeredith-Dunn SchoolMetropolitan Housing CoalitionMetropolitan Sewer DistrictMetro United WayMichel Vital FoundationMom’s Closet Resource CenterMontessori School of LouisvilleMorton Center, TheNAMI KentuckyNAMI LouisvilleNat’l Association of Black AccountantsNat’l Multiple Sclerosis SocietyNativity Academy at St. BonifaceNazareth HomeNeighborhood HouseNetwork Center for Community ChangeNew Albany/Floyd County Habitat for HumanityNew Directions Housing Corp.New Directions Housing Corp.New Hope Services, Inc.New Roots, Inc.Old Louisville Neighborhood CouncilOperation HomefrontOperation Open Arms, Inc.Options for Individuals, Inc.Orphan Care Alliance, Inc.Ovarian Awareness of KentuckyParis Animal Welfare SocietyPark Duvalle Community Health CenterParkinson Support Center of KentuckianaPartnership for a Green CityPartnership for Philanthropic Planning of KentuckianaPassionist Earth & Spirit CenterPassport Health PlanPeace Education ProgramPeterson-Dumesnil House Foundation, Inc.Pitt AcademyPortland Promise CenterPresbyterian Church USAPresbyterian Homes and Services of KentuckyPresentation AcademyPreservation Louisville, Inc.Prodigal Ministries, Inc.Project WarmRestorative Justice LouisvilleRiver City Drum CorpRiver Fields, Inc.Ronald McDonald House

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Win The War! Against ViolenceWLKY Wednesday’s Child, Inc.Women 4 WomenWomen in TransitionWomen’s Global Cancer AllianceYang Family Tai Chi Chuan FoundationYew Dell Botanical GardensYMCA of Greater LouisvilleYMCA Safe Place ServicesYMCA of Southern IndianaYoung Professionals Association of LouisvilleYouthBuild LouisvilleZoom Group

IndividualsAdams, DeenaAdelberg, CynthiaAnthony, Melissa RoseBishop, WhitneyBuford III, HaroldCaldwell, RhondaCalhoun, LauraCannon, DennisCarpenter, AmyChildress, KevinCook, BrittanyCorbin, BrettDeLor, DebraDickison Jr., RaymondDix, NannetteDraut, MelissaFranklin, CarolynFuson, LaurelGreenlee, CheRhondaGriffin, NancyGroot, JoanHarbin, CynthiaHarris, MarleetaHeskins, LucyHornek, MaryKerekes, MaryLampton, JennyMcFalls, RobertMitchell, CarmenMustain, JohnNicholson, SusanParero, RhondaRaihl, WilliamRobbins, AndreaSalyer, ConleySchmall, EricSchneider, SusanSeel, ThomasSkarbek, CindySlider, CathyStrobel-Young, JillSundell, KirstenVan Sickle, BethWalts, RickWells III, J. Kendrick

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Thank you, Kevin Connelly, for many years of tireless support, dedication

and unwavering pursuit of excellence in service to the nonprofit sector.

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