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2016SunTrust Foundation Annual Report
3 Letter from the SunTrust Foundation President
5 Our Purpose
7 Areas of Focus
9 Our Partnerships
15 Thought Leaders
17 Teaming Up with SunTrust Bank
18 Board of Directors
19 Moving Forward
CONTENTS
Letter from the SunTrust Foundation PresidentThank you for your interest in the SunTrust Foundation. We had an incredible year in 2016, and we’re proud to present the work we’ve done to help build financial confidence in our communities.
In fact, focusing our giving on programs and organizations that advance financial well-being is a primary emphasis for the Foundation. While we’ve always been committed to SunTrust Bank’s purpose of Lighting the Way to Financial Well-Being, we made the strategic decision in 2016 to allocate an even greater amount of our grants to initiatives that bring this purpose to life.
For example, we supported programs and partnerships that promoted financial education, financial counseling, career readiness and small business entrepreneurship. We believe these areas help foster the very building blocks that lead to financial confidence: the knowledge of financial basics, the skills to prepare for the workforce, and the tools to start or grow a business.
Here are a few highlights. In 2016, the SunTrust Foundation:• Rolled out the MySmartMoney online financial portal in partnership with United Way Worldwide. • Gave a multi-year grant to Operation HOPE to digitize and expand the reach of its learning curriculum.• Announced the grand opening of the SunTrust Foundation Financial Wellness Clinic at Florida International University.
• Partnered with Autism Speaks to create a Financial Planning Tool Kit for families with special needs children.• Presented our inaugural Lighting the Way Awards to eight deserving nonprofits for the positive impact they made building financial confidence in their communities.
• Convened thought leaders for our first-ever Financial Well-Being Summit in partnership with PricewaterhouseCoopers.• Provided financial relief for tragedies and natural disasters, including the Pulse nightclub shooting, Hurricane Matthew, Tennessee fires and Georgia tornadoes.
While focusing on advancing financial well-being remains a priority for us, we also continued our support of local community organizations that help better people’s lives. In total, our efforts contributed $16.6 million in 2016 to our communities—the most in the SunTrust Foundation’s history.
I’ve always believed to whom much is given, much is required. Holding true to this principle has guided us to give back in meaningful ways. We look forward to building upon our momentum, continuing our progress and helping everyone on their path to financial confidence.
My best,
David Fuller, PresidentSunTrust Foundation
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PURPOSE4
The SunTrust Foundation is committed to
SunTrust Bank’s purpose of Lighting the
Way to Financial Well-Being. This drives
our decisions, grants and actions as we build
financial confidence throughout the country.
Since established, the Foundation has provided grants of more than $112 million.
In 2016, the Foundation gave $16.6 million in grants.
Through volunteerism and grants, we also helped advance financial well-being in approximately 190,000 lives.
In 2016, we focused our efforts on increasing
financial education for everyone. Through
powerful partnerships, grants, scholarships
and SunTrust Bank volunteer efforts, we
collaborated to bring our purpose to life in and
around our communities.
Driven by Purpose
Left Photo: Student receiving financial guidance at Georgia State University in the Student Financial Management Center supported by the SunTrust Foundation
The SunTrust Foundation presents a $5,000 check to the University Area Community Development Corporation (Tampa/Southwest Florida division) in support of the organization’s DreamCatchers Summer Camp
SunTrust Foundation President David Fuller engaged in financial education discussions at the first Financial Well-Being Summit in Atlanta hosted by the SunTrust Foundation and PricewaterhouseCoopers
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FOCUS6
In 2016, the SunTrust Foundation dedicated time, money and resources in four areas to
help bring people closer to financial confidence.
The SunTrust Foundation also supports community grants in the areas of education, health and human services, civic improvement and cultural growth.
1 The quarterly SunTrust Financial Confidence Poll is conducted online using a nationally representative sample of 2,500 adults. The survey was collected from May 16–24 for Q2 2017.
Supporting Communities, Organizations and People
Left Photo: Young achiever participating in financial education offerings at one of the new JA Academies supported by the SunTrust Foundation in Georgia
The Foundation invested $347,000 in small business and entrepreneurship initiatives.
Small Business andEntrepreneurshipHelping people gain financial skills to build or grow a business was a sharper focus in 2016.
Financial Counseling
The Foundation committed $2.7 million to financial counseling efforts.
While many people understand the financial basics, they don’t always know where to start. Financial counseling can make a big difference.
Career Readiness and Workforce DevelopmentOpportunity is key to career development and success. That’s why the SunTrust Foundation provides access to valuable training and resources to help people of all ages.
The Foundation provided $1.8 million to assist career readiness and workplace development efforts.
Financial EducationMany people struggle with money management. In fact, 75% of Americans are financially stressed, and 50% don’t have $2,000 saved for an emergency.1 We’re on a mission to eliminate this stress and help everyone achieve a better life.
The Foundation dedicated $2.4 million to financial education.
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PARTNERSHIPS8
National Partnerships for Financial Well-Being
Autism SpeaksWith a $200,000 grant, the SunTrust Foundation funded the Autism Speaks Special Needs Financial Planning Tool Kit, a Financial Planning Workshop series across the Southeast and a new financial access specialist for the Autism Response Team.
Operation HOPEThe SunTrust Foundation gave Operation HOPE a $950,000 grant to help scale and expand the organization’s global impact with digital access to its financial literacy and economic empowerment programs. These efforts included the translation of program content into multiple languages to serve participants who do not speak English.
United WayOne of SunTrust Bank and SunTrust Foundation’s core partnerships each year is with United Way. Both the Bank and the Foundation are designated as United Way Global Corporate Leaders and through donations, contributions from SunTrust Bank teammates and retirees, and volunteer hours, the impact we make on communities and people is far reaching. In 2016, the Foundation gave $2.98 million, SunTrust Bank retiree contributions and fundraisers totaled $276,000, and SunTrust Bank teammates donated $6.5 million. Our work also became even more targeted and effective as the Foundation partnered with United Way to create the MySmartMoney portal, a web-based resource for financial education materials, and funded research and curriculum.
American Red CrossMore than 18,000 homes across the Southeast were affected by Hurricane Matthew. For weeks after the storm, the American Red Cross aided people with food, shelter and recovery. In support of those efforts, the SunTrust Foundation gave $250,000.
The SunTrust Foundation’s support of philanthropic efforts spans across the nation.
The organizations we partnered with in 2016 are as dedicated to helping people achieve
financial confidence as we are.
Left Photo: Florida International University (FIU) College of Business Student Management Investment Fund (SMIF) student enjoying the roundtable discussion at the SunTrust FIU Financial Wellness Clinic ribbon-cutting event
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We’re proud to partner with a variety of non-profit organizations and educational
institutions across the southeastern United States.
Working with Our Local Partners
SOUTH FLORIDA
Florida International University (FIU)Co-created the SunTrust/FIU Financial Wellness Clinic to bring bilingual financial literacy to FIU students and the surrounding multicultural community.
Gulfstream Goodwill IndustriesSupported their mission of assisting people with disabilities and other employment barriers to become self-sufficient, working members of the community.
Junior Achievement of Greater MiamiJunior Achievement of South Florida Junior Achievement of Palm Beach CountyProvided support for programming, a Finance Park storefront and in-school curriculum. SunTrust Bank teammates volunteered their time to prepare youth for success by teaching financial basics, entrepreneurship and workforce readiness.
TAMPA/SOUTHWEST FLORIDA
University Area Community Development CorporationBacked their Financial Literacy for Kids Program at the DreamCatchers Summer Camp. Through the camp, kids learn the essentials about good money management habits, which is key to ensuring their security and well-being.
Project ProsperAssisted their mission to prepare recent working immigrants for economic life in the community. By helping them understand American financial services through small loans, matched savings, mentoring and financial education, they are empowered and have increased financial wellness.
Goodwill Industries of Southwest FloridaSupported Goodwill Industries’ Pathways to Opportunity program, which promotes financial independence among adults with disabilities and addresses the gap in helping them transition from school to employment or secondary education.
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CENTRAL FLORIDA
FireSpring Fund Backed their investments in economic development and job creation for Central Florida, and supported their efforts to provide mentorship, financial education and strategic planning to help technology entrepreneurs overcome funding barriers.
Junior Achievement of Central FloridaSupported Junior Achievement’s interactive learning experience designed to help high school students boost their financial literacy and career planning skills. This virtual course offers real-world scenarios, teaching kids how to budget, maintain a household and build a career.
Pulse Nightclub ShootingProvided three separate donations in support of organizations aiding the people and families affected by this Orlando nightclub tragedy. Our donation to the OneOrlando Fund helped victims and their families through recovery. A contribution to Clearpoint Credit Counseling promoted financial counseling to OneOrlando’s beneficiaries. And a donation to the Orlando Health Foundation assisted its Trauma Center, which is the primary medical facility caring for the victims.
VIRGINIA
Virginia Union University (VUU)Helped VUU create a financial education program for students, parents and the community.
YMCA of RichmondContributed to the Petersburg Family YMCA’s plans to renovate their facility. This multi-million dollar renovation will enable membership and program expansion, as well as provide equity of opportunity for the community.
St. Joseph’s VillaSupported campus-wide improvements that will enhance accessibility, technology, energy efficiency and service capacity. The new center will serve as many as 100 students each year, and is designed to attract new community partners and experts in autism.
“We are so grateful to the SunTrust Foundation for their support as a strategic partner. The Y is turning a pagein our organization’s history with the renovation of threeof our branches, and we need community leaders, like the SunTrust Foundation, to walk alongside us in this journey.” —Tim Joyce, President and CEO for the YMCA of Greater Richmond
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CENTRAL GEORGIA, NORTH FLORIDA, TENNESSEE
Chatham Apprentice ProgramTeamed up with the Chatham Apprentice Program via resources and workshops targeting underemployed and unemployed individuals. Aiming to improve participants’ financial well-being, our efforts helped them strengthen job skills and obtain certifications, enabling them to seek employment opportunities.
Florida Agriculture and Mechanical UniversitySupported Florida Agriculture and Mechanical University to help improve financial literacy among college students, faculty and community members. Workshops are designed to help establish stronger financial habits leading to lasting success.
University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture: “On My Own”Partnered to expand and grow On My Own, the University of Tennessee (UT) Extension’s financial literacy program for youth in Tennessee. UT’s unique program can now reach more middle school and high school students with the tools, skills and know-how they need to become financially confident later in life.
WASHINGTON, D.C.MARYLAND
100 Black Men of Greater WashingtonBacked the organization’s National Collegiate Prep STEM Program in the Anacostia, Ward 8 neighborhood of the District of Columbia. With 48% of children living in poverty, our involvement in Ward 8 was critical. In only three months, 65 low-income students were positively impacted by our efforts.
Junior Achievement Finance ParkProvided support for a Finance Park learning program, designed to provide cutting-edge financial education. Students go beyond the classroom and experience what it’s like to be an adult for a day, learning money management, budgeting and entrepreneurial skills.
Financial Empowerment Center at Prince George’s Community CollegeTeamed up with the United Way of the National Capital Area to provide year-round financial services and coaching to Prince George’s Community College (PGCC) students, Largo-area youth and other members of the community.The SunTrust Foundation’s grant will help the Financial Empowerment Center reach more people with its financial capability services. From year-round tax preparation to financial coaching that will help participants increase credit, decrease debt and increase savings, PGCC is on a mission to reach as many members of the community as possible.
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NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA
Wake Technical Community CollegeReinforced the SunTrust Center for Financial Education, which has led a comprehensive campaign to raise financial capabilities among the college’s students, staff and interested community members.
Classroom Central Supported the organization’s efforts to ensure that all children living in poverty have all the tools they need to not only learn, but to succeed. Classroom Central serves high-poverty schools in six school districts, and eligible staff can shop for free school supplies once a month throughout the academic year.
Clemson University Emerging Scholars Program Collaborated to help disrupt the cycle of poverty and low educational achievement for at-risk students attending public high schools in select areas of South Carolina. Designed to change the way students think about their academic and leadership potential, the program gives them confidence and encourages them to overcome social, economic and cultural barriers..
ATLANTA
Georgia State University (GSU)Supported GSU’s plans to revolutionize financial services for students by using data analytics to improve student success. The creation of the SunTrust Student Financial Management Center, the centerpiece of which is an early alert system to address financial aid-related issues, will reduce students’ time to complete their degree, save them money and lower their student loan debt.
Junior Achievement of Georgia Partnered to launch the JA Academy in some of the lowest performing high schools in Fulton and Gwinnett Counties. Designed as a fully immersive school within a school, JA Academy brings real-world connectivity into the everyday academic experience to create a highly engaging and relevant learning environment.
City of RefugeAssisted City of Refuge in launching a comprehensive and impactful initiative to give less fortunate Americans a better opportunity to find and retain employment. Their efforts offered access to quality vocational training and helped participants create connections with potential employers.
Across Our Footprint To help support and encourage the students of SunTrust Bank teammates, the SunTrust Foundation awarded $100,000 worth of scholarships through our Jim and Jane Wells Scholarship program. Fifty students were awarded college scholarships.
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LEADERSHIP14
First-Ever Financial Well-Being Summit The SunTrust Foundation and PricewaterhouseCoopers hosted our first Financial Well-Being Summit to tackle the issue of financial education. We gathered together with thought leaders from the Atlanta metro area to discuss new opportunities to bring financial education, counseling and well-being to students and adults. Educators, non-profit organizations, businesses, government representatives and other community leaders exchanged ideas on the roles they could play to support these efforts.
Inaugural “Lighting the Way” AwardsIn 2016, the SunTrust Foundation recognized one non-profit organization per SunTrust Bank market for the positive impact they made in building financial confidence in their communities. Organizations were nominated by local leadership teams and winners were selected by SunTrust Foundation board members. They were recognized at an awards breakfast hosted by the SunTrust Foundation. Each award recipient was recognized with a crystal award and $50,000.
Celebrating Financial Confidence and Well-Being
WinnersProject Community Connections, Inc. (Atlanta, GA)
Wake Technical Community College (Raleigh, NC)
Lighthouse of Central Florida (Orlando, FL)
Capital Area Asset Builders (Washington, D.C.)
PARC (St. Petersburg, FL)
Family Foundations of Northeast Florida, Inc. (Jacksonville, FL)
Goodwill Industries of the Valleys (Roanoke, VA)
The Center for Technology, Enterprise & Development Center (Delray Beach, FL)
Left Photo: On behalf of the SunTrust Foundation, Dorinda Smith, President and CEO of SunTrust Mortgage, and Dennis Washington, Vice President of the Institutional Advancement at Virginia Union University, lead the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the newly established SunTrust Financial Literacy Program at VUU
Goodwill Industries of the Valleys (Roanoke, VA) recipients with their engraved crystal Lighting the Way Award at the Lighting the Way Awards breakfast hosted by the SunTrust Foundation on November 22, 2016
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TEAMWORK16
Making an Impact with SunTrust Bank There are three main areas where SunTrust Bank stands out
in their efforts to serve the community:
InclusionSunTrust Bank is dedicated to investing in minority- and female-owned businesses.
$81 million in goods and services from businesses owned by minorities
$86.6 million in goods and services from businesses owned by women
VolunteeringEqually important to grant, award and scholarship giving is the time that SunTrust Bank teammates and representatives spend out in communities working to make a real difference.
238,000 hours of volunteer time served
For the third time, SunTrust Bank received the U.S. President’s Volunteer Award at the gold level for providing more than 15,000 volunteer hours to Junior Achievement.
Loans and InvestmentsProviding business loans, mortgages and other borrowing opportunities to qualified clients, and making community-based investments, are some of the ways SunTrust Bank takes care of the areas it serves.
$29 billion in mortgages, helping homeowners achieve their dreams
$7 billion in loans for nearly 4,500 small and commercial business clients
Left Photo: SunTrust Bank teammates carrying the United States flag onto the new Atlanta Braves field at SunTrust Park on Opening Day
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Beau CumminsWholesale Segment Executive
Susan Somersille Johnson
Chief Marketing Officer
Kathy FarrellCommercial Real EstateExecutive
Effective January 2017
Margaret A. Callihan Chief Human Resources Officer
William H. Rogers, Jr.Chairman Chief Executive Officer
Jerome LienhardChief Risk Officer
David FullerPresident SunTrust Foundation
Mark A. ChancyVice ChairmanConsumer Segment Executive
E. Jenner Wood, IIIFinancial Well-Being Executive
Retired December 2016
Leading with PurposeIndividually and collectively, the SunTrust Foundation board strives to empower people
financially and spread financial confidence to all.
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Continuing to Move ForwardThe SunTrust Foundation was created to ensure that giving back to the
community and helping others never ends. With that in mind, we will
continue to use our time, money and resources to spread financial well-being
to people across the nation. As community leaders, we will continue to
provide support and opportunities that help others move forward. We do this
because we believe in our purpose, and we believe that everyone can achieve
the financial confidence to pursue a life well spent. Most importantly, we
believe we can help them get there.
As we continue on this journey to spread financial well-being, we will further
establish the SunTrust Foundation as a thought leader in financial education
and counseling, career readiness and small business entrepreneurship.
Through powerful partnerships, grants and an unfailing dedication to our
purpose, we will truly be a beacon. For the communities we serve and for
like-minded organizations, we will light the way.
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100 Black Men of America
100 Black Men of Chattanooga, Inc.
100 Black Men of Greater Charlotte
100 Black Men of Greater Washington, D.C.
4KIDS of South Florida
A Child’s Place
A Gift for Teaching
A Step Ahead Foundation
Abe’s Garden
Academy of the Holy Names (Florida)
Accenture Foundation, Inc.
ACCESS College Foundation
Achieve Atlanta
Achievement and Rehabilitation Centers, Inc.
ACT – Albany Community Together, Inc.
Action Greensboro
ADAGP Charitable Foundation
Affordable Housing Conference of Montgomery County
After School Dance Fund
AGAPE
Agape Child & Family Services
Agricenter International
AHC Community Health Care Foundation
Alamance Community College Foundation
Alamance County Arts Council
Alamance Regional Medical Center Charitable Foundation
Albany Chamber Foundation
Albemarle Housing Improvement Program
Alexandria Small Business Development Center
Alfred Street Baptist Church Foundation
All Saints Episcopal Church of Winter Park
Alleluia Christian Service Center
ALS Recovery Foundation
Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Disorders Association
Amateur Athletic Union of the United States, Inc. – Maryland 3D Basketball
American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases
American Cancer Society
American Dance Festival
American Diabetes Association
American Heart Association
American Heart Association – Greater Southeast
American Lebanese Syrian Associated Charities
American Lung Association of the Southeast
American National Red Cross
American Red Cross – Tallahassee Chapter
American Writers Museum Foundation
Amherst County Habitat for Humanity
AMIkids, Inc.
Anderson Interfaith Ministries
Anti-Defamation League
Apple Ridge Farm
Archdiocese of Baltimore
Archdiocese of Miami
Arizona’s Children’s Charities
Arlington Pediatric Center
Arthritis Foundation
Arts & Science Council of Charlotte - Mecklenburg, Inc.
Arts For the Aging
Asheville Area Habitat for Humanity
Asolo Theatre, Inc.
Associated Catholic Charities, Inc.
Association of the United States Army
Atlanta Urban Squash, Inc.
Augusta Ballet
Augusta Mini Theatre, Inc.
Augusta Regional Clinic
Augusta Symphony, Inc.
Augusta Technical College Foundation
Augusta Training Shop, Inc.
Augustine Literacy Project of the Triangle
Autism Society Central Virginia
Autism Society of North Carolina
Autism Speaks
B&O Railroad Museum
Back on My Feet
Backpack Beginnings
Baltimore Educational Scholarship Trust
Baltimore Festival of the Arts, Inc.
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Baptist Health Foundation – South Florida
Baptist Health System Foundation, Inc.
Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy
Bay Education Foundation
Baylor School
Beck Cultural Exchange Center, Inc.
Belmont University
Bert Fish Medical Center Foundation
Bessie Smith Cultural Center & African American Museum
Best Buddies International
Beth Tfiloh Congregation
Bethlehem Center of Charlotte
Better Housing Coalition
Big Bend Jobs & Education Council, Inc.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Virginia
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Florida
Big Brothers Big Sisters of East Tennessee
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northwest Florida
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Palm Beach & Martin Counties, Inc.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of South Central West Virginia
Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Mid-South, Inc.
Big Brothers Big Sisters Services, Inc.
Bike to the Beach
Black Business Capital Financing Corporation
Black History Museum and Cultural Center of Virginia
Blue Ridge Area Food Bank
Blue Ridge HealthCare Foundation Inc.
Bluffton Self Help
Bnos Yisroel of Baltimore
Boaz & Ruth, Inc.
Boca Raton Christian School
Boggy Creek Gang aka Camp Boggy Creek
Boulder Crest Retreat Foundation
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scouts of America – Blue Ridge Council
Boy Scouts of America – Great Smoky Mountain Council
Boy Scouts of America – Middle Tennessee Council
Boy Scouts of America – North Florida Council
Boy Scouts of America – Georgia-Carolina Council
Boy Scouts of America – Heart of Virginia Council
Boy Scouts of America – Suwannee River Area Council
Boys & Girls Club of Broward County
Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida
Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Washington
Boys & Girls Clubs of Marion County
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Blue Ridge
Boys & Girls Clubs of Volusia/Flagler Counties
Boys & Girls Clubs of Annapolis & Anne Arundel County
Boys & Girls Clubs of Cleveland
Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Memphis
Boys & Girls Clubs of Lake and Sumter Counties
Boys & Girls Clubs of Lakeland & Mulberry
Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta
Boys & Girls Clubs of Sarasota County
Boys & Girls Clubs of Southeast Virginia
Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County
Boys & Girls Clubs of Tampa Bay
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Chattahoochee Valley
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Tennessee Valley
Boys and Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County
Boys and Girls of Northwest Alabama, Inc.
Boys Club of Wake County, Inc.
Bread for the City
Brevard Neighborhood Development Coalition
Bridges of Williamson County
Bridges to Independence
Bridgewater Home, Inc., part of Bridgewater Healthcare Foundation
Brigade Boys & Girls Club of Wilmington
Brooklyn Youth Sports Club
Brookwood Florida, Inc.
Broward Partnership for the Homeless, Inc.
Broward Performing Arts Foundation
Building STEPS
Bundle of Joy After School Academy
Burke County United Way
Cabarrus County Education Foundation
Cal Ripken, Sr. Foundation
Caldwell Arts Council
Caldwell County Habitat for Humanity
Camaraderie Foundation
The Campagna Center
Cancer Services of Davidson County
Cancer Society of Greenville County
Cannon Memorial YMCA
Cannon School
Canterbury School
Cape Fear Literacy Council
Capital Area Asset Building Corporation
Capital Area Food Bank
Capital Medical Society Foundation
Capital Region Land Conservancy
CARE Elementary School
Caring Hearts Free Clinic of Patrick County
Caring House
CARITAS
Catapult Lakeland
Catawba County United Way
Catawba Valley Behavioral Healthcare
2016 Grant RecipientsThe following non-profit organizations received a grant from the SunTrust Foundation in 2016.
Catawba Valley Community College Foundation
Catholic Charities Bureau
Catholic Charities DC
Catholic Charities Diocese of Charlotte
Catholic Charities Diocese of St. Petersburg
Catholic Charities, Diocese of Venice, Inc.
Catholic Charities Legal Services – Archdiocese of Miami
Catholic Charities of Central Florida
Catholic Charities of Eastern Virginia
Catholic Charities of West Tennessee
Catholic Hospice
Cato Institute
CDTC Sunflower Circle of Friends, Inc.
Cedartown United Fund
Center for Association Leadership
Center for Community Self-Help
Center for Nonprofit Management
Center for the Arts of Bonita Springs
Center for Urban Families
Center Stage Associates Inc.
Central Florida Foundation
Central Florida Speech & Hearing Center
Central Florida Urban League
Central Florida Young Men’s Christian Association
Central Piedmont Community College Foundation
Central Scholarship Bureau, Inc.
Central VA Foundation for Economic Education And Improvement Inc.
Central Valley Habitat for Humanity
Chambliss Center for Children
Charleston Chamber Foundation
Charleston Promise Neighborhood
Charlotte County Habitat for Humanity
Charlottesville Area Community Foundation
Charlottesville Free Clinic
Chatham Education Foundation
Chatham Arts Council
Chatham Habitat for Humanity
Chatham County Literacy Council
Chattanooga – Hamilton County Public Education Foundation
Chattanooga Area Food Bank
Chattanooga Church Ministries, Inc.
Chattanooga Goodwill Industries
Chattanooga Room in the Inn
Cheekwood Botanical Garden & Museum of Art
Chesapeake General Hospital Healthcare Foundation
Child Care Resources Inc.
Child Enrichment
Child Health Investment Partnership
Childers Family YMCA of Waycross
Children First Foundation
Children’s Advocacy Center of Hamilton County
Children’s Cancer Caring Center, Inc. Ambulatory Care Unit
Children’s Harbor
Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta
Children’s Home
Children’s Home Society of Florida
Children’s Law Center
Children’s Museum of Memphis
ChildSavers – Memorial Child Guidance Clinic
Christ Community Health Services – Augusta
Christ the King Jesuit College Preparatory School
Christian Care Center
Christian HELP Foundation, Inc.
Christian Service Charities
Christopher Newport University Education Foundation
Church Schools in the Diocese of Virginia
Citizen Scientists League Inc.
Citizen Schools
City of Refuge
CitySquare
Classroom Central
Clemson University Foundation
Cleveland County Family YMCA
Cleveland County Schools Educational Foundation
Coalition for the Homeless of Central Florida
Coastal Empire Habitat for Humanity
Coastal Georgia Area Community Action Authority, Inc.
Coexistence, Inc.
College of Charleston
College of Coastal Georgia Foundation
College Orientation Workshop, Inc.
Colonial Williamsburg
Columbus Alliance for Regional Investment, Inc.
Columbus Housing Initiative
Columbus Museum
Columbus Philharmonic Guild, Inc.
Columbus State University Foundation
Columbus Technical Institute Foundation, Inc.
Common Wealth Charlotte
Commonwealth Catholic Charities
Communities in Schools of Richmond
Communities in Schools of Rowan County
Communities in Schools of the Charleston Area
Communities of Coastal Georgia Foundation, Inc.
Community Action Program
Community Coalition on Homelessness Corporation
Community Connections of Jacksonville, Inc.
Community Development Council of Greater Memphis
Community Foundation for Loudoun & Northern Fauquier Counties
Community Foundation for the National Capital Region
Community Foundation of Central Georgia, Inc.
Community Foundation of Collier County
Community Foundation of East Central Florida
Community Foundation of Greater Chattanooga
Community Foundation of Greenville
Community Foundation of the New River Valley
Community Foundation of the Rappahannock River Region
Community Investment Collaborative
Community Link
Community Organization Networking Neighborhoods Encouraging Change
Community Works
CommunityWorks in West Virginia, Inc.
Concerted Services, Inc.
Conexión Américas
Congregational Community Action Project
Connecticut Challenge, Inc.
Connor Moran Children’s Cancer Foundation
Constellation Theatre Company
Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Greater Atlanta
Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Western North Carolina
Contemporary Art Foundation
Cooperative Feeding Program
Corporation to Develop Communities of Tampa
Cottage Cove Urban Ministries
Country Music Foundation
Court Watch of North Carolina
Credit Card Management Services, Inc.
Cristo Rey Jesuit High School
Crockett Foundation
CrossOver Ministry
CrossRoads Counseling Services
Culpeper Community Development Corp
Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen Foundation
CultureWorks
Currey Ingram Academy
Daily Bread
d’Art Center
Davie County United Way
Davis Memorial Goodwill Industries
D.C. Bar Pro Bono Program
Dee Norton Lowcountry Children’s Center
Deliver the Dream
Delta Omega Foundation
Delta Research and Educational Foundation
DePaul Community Resources
Diabetes Research Institute Foundation
Digital Harbor Foundation
District of Columbia International School
Dollywood Foundation
Dolphin Cycling Challenge
Don Bosco Cristo Rey High School of the Archdiocese of Washington, D.C.
Dorchester Habitat for Humanity
Downtown Greensboro Foundation
Downtown Nashville YMCA
Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts
DreamAlign Ministries
Dress for Success Triangle NC
Duke University
Dundalk Youth Services Center, Inc.
Durham Arts Council, Inc.
Durham Technical Community College Foundation
Dyslexia Tutoring Program
Eagle Ranch
Early Learning Coalition of Florida’s Heartland
Early Learning Coalition of Pasco & Hernando Counties
East Chapel Hill Rotary Foundation
East Chattanooga Improvement, Inc.
East Tennessee Children’s Hospital Association
East Tennessee Community Design Center
East Tennessee Housing Development Corporation
East Tennessee State University Foundation
Easter Seals East Georgia
Easter Seals Serving DC/MD/VA
Easter Seals UCP North Carolina & Virginia
Eblen Charities
Edgewood Children’s Ranch
Edmarc Hospice for Children
Edmund Burke School
Education Foundation of Collier County
Education Fund
Elizabeth’s Early Learning Center
Emerge, Inc.
Emory University
ENACT
Enterprise Community Partners
Epilepsy Foundation of Southeast Tennessee
Episcopal Children’s Services
Episcopal Day Private School of Manatee County
Escambia County Public Schools Foundation for Excellence
Ethiopian Community Development Council
Everybody Wins! DC
Everyman Theatre
Development Program
Excel to Excellence
Executive Women International Business Career Development Program
Explore More Discovery Museum
Families Moving Forward
Family & Children’s Service
Family Advancement Ministries
Family Foundations of Northeast Florida
Family Promise of Beaufort County
Family Resources
Family Service of Roanoke Valley
Family Services
Family Violence Prevention Center
Family Y Young Men’s Christian Assoc. – YWCA of the CSRA
Fan Free Clinic, Inc.
Feeding America Southwest Virginia
Feeding South Florida
FeedMore, Inc.
Fellowship Square Foundation
Ferst Foundation for Childhood Literacy
Field of Dreams Foundation
Fifty Forward/Senior Citizens
Financial Issues Stewardship Ministries
FireSpring Fund
Firewall Ministries
First Call for Help of Broward
First Tee of Montgomery, Inc.
Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University
Florida Alliance for Community Development Corporations
Florida Atlantic University Foundation, Inc.
Florida Community Loan Fund
Florida Emergency Medicine Foundation
Florida Home Partnership, Inc.
Florida Housing Coalition
Florida Institute of Technology
Florida International University Foundation, Inc.
Florida Leadership Venture, Inc.
Florida Prosperity Partnership
Florida Real Estate Foundation
Florida Sports Foundation
Florida TaxWatch
Food Bank of Central & Eastern North Carolina
Fore Augusta Foundation Inc.
ForKids, Inc.
Fort Sanders Foundation
Forty Carrots of Sarasota
Foundation for Florida Virtual School
Foundation for Foster Children, Inc.
Foundation for Osceola Education
Foundation for the Carolinas
Foundation for the National Institutes of Health
Foundation House Ministries
Frameworks of Tampa Bay, Inc.
Franklin County Area United Way
Free Clinic of Central Virginia
Free Clinic of the New River Valley
Friedreich’s Ataxia Research Alliance (FARA)
Friends of the Baltimore County
Commission for Women, Inc.
Friends of the Festival
Friends of the National Zoo
Friends of Warner Parks
Friends of the Zoo
Frontline Outreach, Inc.
Fund for Education Abroad
Furman University
Furniture Bank of Metro Atlanta
Future Business Leaders of America – Phi Beta Lambda
Future Foundation Inc.
Futures Foundation for Volusia County Schools
Gaillard Performance Hall Foundation
Garwyn Oaks Northwest Housing Resource Center
Gateway Homes, Inc.
George Snow Scholarship Fund
Georgetown University
Georgia Center for Nonprofits
Georgia Council on Economic Education
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Girl Scout Council of Colonial Coast
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Girls Incorporated of Chattanooga
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Gleaning for the World, Inc.
Glorious Hands Inc.
Gloucester-Mathews Care Clinic
Glynn Community Crisis Center, Inc.
Golden Door Scholars
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Good Shepherd Ministries of Wilmington
Goodwill Industries – Big Bend, Inc.
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Goodwill Manasota, Inc.
Goodwill Industries of Central Virginia
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Goodwill Industries of Middle Georgia & the CSRA
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Grace Fellowship of West Palm Beach, Inc.
GraceWay Recovery Residence, Inc.
Granville County United Way
Greater Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce Education Foundation, Inc.
Green Street Academy
Greenbriar Children’s Center
GreenPath, Inc.
Greensboro Housing Coalition
Greenville Arts Festival
Greenville Chamber Foundation
Greenville Little Theatre
Greenville Tech Foundation, Inc.
Greer Community Ministries
Guadalupe Centers, Inc.
Guardian Care, Inc.
Guilford Education Alliance
GulfCoast Business Finance, Inc.
Gulfstream Goodwill Industries
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Memphis
Habitat for Humanity in the Roanoke Valley
Habitat for Humanity of Charlotte, Inc.
Habitat for Humanity of Glynn County
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Halifax Habitat for Humanity, Inc.
Halifax Regional Hospital, Inc.
Hamblen County Foundation for Educational Excellence & Achievement
Hampton Roads Chamber Foundation
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Hampton Roads Workforce Development Board
Hands On Atlanta
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Harrison Museum of African American Culture
Harrisonburg-Rockingham Free Clinic
Harvey B. Gantt Center for African-American Arts + Culture
Hattiloo Theatre
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Health Care for the Homeless
Hearing and Speech Agency of Baltimore
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Helen Ross McNabb Mental Foundation, Inc.
Heritage Academy Augusta
High Hopes, Inc.
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Highlands County 4-H Club Foundation
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Hilton Head Island Deep Well Project
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Hilton Head Regional Habitat for Humanity
Hispanic Education Coalition of Palm Beach County
Hispanic Unity of Florida
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IDA and Asset-Building Collaborative of North Carolina
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Impact Broward
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Indian River State College Foundation
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Inter-Faith Council for Social Service
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Jackson County Habitat for Humanity
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Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation
Jewish Association for Residential Care
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Rebuilding Together of Central Florida
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South Florida Museum and Bishop Planetarium
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Southern Word
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St. Joseph’s Villa
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Staunton Creative Community Fund
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Sunshine Gospel Ministries
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Tampa Bay Community Development Corporation
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Thread, Inc
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Total Action Against Poverty in Roanoke Valley
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