LeROY C. MERRITT HUMANITARIAN FUND 50 EAST HURON STREET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60611

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LeROY C. MERRITT HUMANITARIAN FUND 50 EAST HURON STREET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60611 (800) 545-2433 ext. 4226 (312) 280-4226 (312) 280-4227 Fax INTRODUCTION www.merrittfund.org merrittfund@ala.org THREE-YEAR REPORT 2006 The Merritt Fund was established in 1970 as a special trust in memory of Dr. LeRoy C. Merritt. It is devoted to the support, maintenance, medical care, and welfare of librarians who, in the Trustees opinion, are: Denied employment rights or discriminated against on the basis of gender, sexual orientation, race, color, creed, age, disability, or place of national origin; Denied employment rights because of defense of intellectual freedom; that is, threatened with loss of employment or discharged because of their stand for the cause of intellectual freedom, including promotion of freedom of the press, freedom of speech, and the freedom of librarians to select items for their collections from all the world s written and recorded information. The Merritt Fund is governed by a board of three trustees who are elected by donors of the Fund. Since the previous three-year report, covering 2002 2005, the main goals of the Trustees have remained the same: To ensure that all librarians who qualified for and had need for Merritt Fund assistance knew about the organization or could be readily directed to it; To ensure that the Merritt Fund had adequate resources to provide the needed assistance. HIGHLIGHTS In the past three years, the Merritt Fund has significantly ramped up its visibility efforts, which has taken several forms: The Intellectual Freedom Round Table in made permanent its ad hoc Merritt Fund Promotion subcommittee, and has made a financial commitment in support of the Merritt Fund s annual fundraising receptions during ALA s annual conference (which for several years have been hosted by the ALA president elect; A new logo was created, and a brochure was produced and has been widely distributed to ALA members and others;

A video featuring Merritt Fund trustees is posted on the Merritt Fund website and on YouTube; Participating in the Diversity Fairs and Conference 101 activities at ALA annual conference, and holding an open conversation at the Midwinter Meetings for people. Established a promotional page on Facebook. In 2006, the Merritt Fund Trustees agreed to interpret the definition of librarian broadly to include non-mls information professionals. FINANCIAL REPORT Over the past three years, the Merritt Fund has steadily maintained a corpus of over $20,000. While this has allowed the Fund to continue to provide financial support to grantees, the Trustees have made it a goal to increase the corpus, and thus to be more proactive in fundraising and in cutting extraneous expenses, including moving from an annual audit to a biannual one. Toward the goal of increasing the Merritt Fund s corpus and promoting the Fund, as well as celebrating four decades of providing hundreds of thousands of dollars to librarians in need, the Merritt Fund will be holding a gala fundraising event in celebration of the Fund s 40 th Anniversary during the 2010 Annual Conference in Washington, DC. 2

FINANCIAL REPORT FY2006 Fund Balance: January 1, 2006: $22,038.71 Grants distributed 1. Discrimination ($700.00) Accounting expenses, taxes, overhead ($1,753.15) Reception ($1,156.88) 84 Members in 2006 $5,347.00 Gift $50.00 Interest $536.47 Balance as of December 31, 2006: $24,362.15 Change in balance, FY2006 $2,323.44 FY2007 Fund Balance: January 1, 2007: $24,362.15 Grants Distributed No grants were distributed in 2007. Accounting expenses, bank fees, overhead ($4,974.76) Reception ($2,402.40) 50 Members in 2007 $3,205.00 Gifts $455.50 Interest $627.17 IFRT sponsorship of reception $600.00 Balance as of December 31, 2007: $21,872.66 Change in balance, FY2007 ($2,489.49) 3

FINANCIAL REPORT, CONT. FY Fund Balance: January 1, : $21,872.66 Grants distributed 1. Intellectual Freedom (1) ($5,000.00) Accounting expenses, bank fees, overhead ($1,732.25) Design & production, logo & brochure (1,672.60) Reception ($140.27) 116 Members in $5,904.00 Gifts $195.00 Interest $49.99 IFRT sponsorship of reception $1,000.00 Balance as of December 31, : $20,583.53 Change in balance, FY ($1,289.13) Total expenditures, 2006 200 2 Grants $5,700.00 $13,832.31 TOTAL ($19 19,532 532.31) 31) Total income, 2006 200 250 Member donations $14,456.00 Interest $1,213.63 Gifts/Extra contributions $2,300.50 TOTAL $16 16,775 775.13 Change in balance, 1/1/2006 12/31/ 12/31/ ($1,455 1,455.18 18) 4

MERRITT FUND TRUSTEES, 1970 * indicates Senior Trustee 1970 1975 Alex Allain 1975 1976 Joan B. Goddard, Zoia Horn, Joslyn N. Williams 1976 1977 Zoia Horn, Joan Goddard, Betty Carol Sellan (Elected) 1977 1978 Joan Goddard*, Betty Carol Sellan, Joan Marshall (Elected) 1978 1979 Betty Carol Sellen*, Joan Marshall, Diane Kadanoff (Elected) 1979 1980 Joan Marshall*, Diane Kadanoff, Suzanne LeBarron (Elected) 1980 1981 Diane Kadanoff*, Suzanne LeBarron, Janet Freedman (Elected) 1981 1982 Suzanne LeBarron*, Janet Freedman, Michele Leber (Elected) 1982 1983 Janet Freedman*, Michele Leber, James McCoy (Elected) 1983 1984 Michele Leber*, James McCoy, Emalee Philpott (Elected) 1984 1985 James McCoy*, Emalee Philpott, Susan Vaughn (Elected) 1985 1986 James McCoy*, Emalee Durbin, Susan Vaughn 1986 1987 Emalee Durbin*, Susan Vaughn, Miriam Crawford (Elected) 1987 1988 Susan Vaughn*, Miriam Crawford 1988 1989 Miriam Crawford*, Ginny Moore Kruse (2 yr. term), Esther Helfand (3 yr. term) 1989 1990 Ginny Moore Kruse*, Esther Helfand, Rita Auerbach (Elected) 1990 1991 Esther Helfand*, Rita Auerbach, Christine Jenkins (Elected) 1991 1992 Rita Auerbach*, Christine Jenkins, Sarah Pritchard (Elected) 1992 1993 Christine Jenkins*, Sarah Pritchard, Sherrie Bergman (Elected) 1993 1994 Sarah Pritchard*, Sherrie Bergman, Nancy Magnuson (Elected) 1994 1995 Sherrie Bergman*, Nancy Magnuson, Mimi Davis (Elected) 1995 1996 Nancy Magnuson*, Mimi Davis, Kay Ann Cassell (Elected) 1996 1997 Mimi Davis*, Kay Ann Cassell, Bernadine Abbott Hoduski (Elected) 1997 1998 Kay Ann Cassell*, Bernadine Abbott Hoduski, Pamela Bonnell (Elected) 1998 1999 Bernadine Abbott Hoduski*, Pamela Bonnell, Deborah Jacobs (Elected) 1999 2000 Pamela Bonnell*, Deborah Jacobs, David Cohen (Elected) 2000 2001 Deborah Jacobs*, David Cohen, June Garcia (Elected) 2001 2002 David Cohen*, June Garcia, Francis Buckley, Jr. (Elected) 2002 2003 June Garcia*, Francis Buckley, Jr., Virginia Moore (Elected) 2003 2004 Francis Buckley, Jr.*, Virginia Moore, Mary Elizabeth (Ma lis) Wendt (Elected) LeRoy C. Merritt Fund 2004 2005 Virginia Moore*, Mary Elizabeth (Ma lis) Wendt, James Kuhn (Elected); F. Buckley emeritus 2005 2006 Mary Elizabeth (Ma lis) Wendt*, James Kuhn, Lucille C. Thomas (Elected); V. Moore emeritus 2006 2007 James Kuhn*, Lucille C. Thomas, Martin Garnar (Elected); M. Wendt emeritus 2007 Lucille C. Thomas*, Martin Garnar, Jack Forman (Elected); J. Kuhn emeritus 2009 Martin Garnar*, Jack Forman, Vivian Wynn (Elected); L. Thomas emeritus 5