GENERAL OVERVIEW. June 19, 2017

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1 GENERAL OVERVIEW June 19, 2017

2 Catholic Community Foundation (CCF) OUR MISSION: Receive, manage, safeguard and grow investments; supporting organizations and donors aligned with the tenets of our Catholic faith OUR VISION: Offer a vehicle for Catholic parishes, schools, universities, religious orders, agencies, and philanthropists to invest funds that are professionally managed to achieve desired risk adjusted returns in strict accordance with our faith, and to strengthen the Catholic community OUR SERVICES: Endowments, Investments, Donor Advised Funds, and Planned Giving OUR GOALS: Competitive returns with Catholic Socially Responsible Investing OUR RESULTS: Investment returns are exceeding benchmark index returns $2M Endowment grants distributing in 2017

3 Our History The Catholic Community Foundation was established by Episcopal Decree as an autonomous pious foundation on September 21, 2006 at San Fernando Cathedral and incorporated as a non-profit organization in the State of Texas The Catholic Community Foundation primarily serves Catholic organizations within the San Antonio Archdiocese area

4 Leadership & Socially Responsible Investing Our Leadership - The CCF is lead by a group of visionary Catholic priests, business and community leaders who provide morally responsible, professional and effective financial management for our Catholic institutions All investments are guided by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) statement on Socially Responsible Investment Guidelines (SRI) Members are assured that their funds are managed in strict accordance with our faith All funds are over 99% Catholic SRI compliant The Cornerstones of our work are CONFIDENCE, COMPETENCE AND CONFIDENTIALITY

5 Board of Directors, Trustees & Staff BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND TRUSTEES OFFICERS Stephen M. Dufilho Ray E. Berend George J. Person Eric C. Opiela CHAIR VICE CHAIR SECRETARY TREASURER Most Rev. Gustavo García-Siller, M.Sp.S. METROPOLITAN ARCHBISHOP OF SAN ANTONIO, EX-OFFICIO Rev. Martin J. Leopold MODERATOR OF THE CURIA, ARCHDIOCESE OF SAN ANTONIO, EX-OFFICIO TRUSTEES Very Rev. Lawrence J. Christian Rev. Anthony O. Cummins Deacon Harry M. Flavin VICAR GENERAL, ARCHDIOCESE OF SAN ANTONIO Frank M. Kudla, Jr. Martha D. Leiper Mona C. Mengler Rick Molina Vivian M. Vance STAFF AND ADVISORS Steve Oswald Helene Deuley Sendero Wealth Management CEO/PRESIDENT EXECUTVE ASSISTANT FHK, CPA - Auditors

6 Our Services Catholic Community Foundation ENDOWMENT FUNDS Catholic Fraternity Fund INVESTMENT FUNDS DONOR ADVISED FUNDS ESTATE AND PLANNED GIVING CONSULTATIONS

7 Endowment Funds Are permanently restricted funds managed by the Foundation in perpetuity. The Funds, which can be named for your organization, can be of any amount over $10,000. The Funds will be permanently endowed in order to ensure the sustainability of the stated purpose Provide for future income stream i.e. 4 to 5% annual distribution of three year average market value of the account, or all dividend and interest income, etc. Provide an easy path for future contributions to the Endowment fund Individuals may open Endowment accounts to benefit a parish, Catholic institution, school or agency

8 Endowment Funds The gift that keeps on giving Help raise new contributions Cannot be undone by future administrations Assist with legal protection from creditors Provide for the future

9 Illustrative View of Endowment funded with $100,000 Year 1; & no additional funds added YEARS: TOTAL BY YEAR Income & Market Gains (5.5%) $ 5,500 5,803 6,073 6,562 7, ,587 Withdrawals to your purpose (4%) $ 4,220 4,350 4,699 5,487 91,114 Market Value $ 105, , , , , ,473 Year 20 - $100K investment has returned $91,114 to your purpose and has Market Value of $141,473 Illustrative only, actual returns will vary based on investment strategy and market performance

10 Illustrative View of Endowment funded with $100,000 Year 1; & $10,000 added each year TOTAL BY YEAR YEARS: New Donations $ 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 10, ,000 Income & Market Gains (5.5%) $ 6,050 6,933 9,033 12,831 21, ,557 Withdrawals to your purpose (4%) $ 4,642 5,648 8,365 14, ,118 Market Value $ 116, , , , , ,439 Year 20 - $300K investment has returned $173,118 to your purpose and has Market Value of $395,439 Illustrative only, actual returns will vary based on investment strategy and market performance

11 New Endowment Accounts $2,500 Bonus Limited Time Offer $2,500 BONUS OFFER: Establish a new CCF Endowment account supporting a Catholic parish, school, cemetery, religious order, ministry or agency within the Archdiocese of San Antonio Bonus is deposited into the new Endowment Account Limited to one Bonus per entity Bonus provided by generous donors

12 Some Uses of Endowment Funds Provides for the Future: Provides a steady, predictable and growing source of funds each year Some samples of current endowment fund uses: Operations Ministry support Facilities/Buildings Scholarships Cemetery To be determined - Extra funds

13 Donor Advised Funds Parishioners can create a permanent legacy of faith, family & future through the establishment of a Donor Advised Fund The minimum amount to start a fund is $25,000 Recommend charitable gift distributions from your account to Catholic parishes, schools, seminaries, apostolates or other nonprofit organizations Enjoy peace of mind that your account will be professionally managed by the Foundation s morally-responsible investment policies Receive an immediate charitable tax deduction for each contribution to your account Experience the joy of giving while the Catholic Community Foundation handles the paperwork

14 Estate / Planned Giving Every Catholic is encouraged to remember the Church in their Planned Giving through their Last Will and Testament or through other vehicles such as a gift of life insurance, a beneficiary designation, a Charitable Unitrust, or a Charitable Gift Annuity Parishioners can leave a legacy for their parish. Call the Catholic Community Foundation and we will be glad to assist you in meeting your needs and wishes Visit our website to learn more about Estate/Planned Giving opportunities at

15 Catholic Fraternity Fund (CFF) The CFF is a wholly owned nonprofit subsidiary of the Catholic Community Foundation for the Roman Catholic Church of the Archdiocese of San Antonio The CFF was founded on the business model that professional, technical, and competent stewardship can best be achieved through a dedicated investment fund, assembled for the sole benefit of its members, and with a distinct Catholic identity and commitment

16 Investment Funds New as of Aug 2016 Offers Three Investment Funds with minor updates in April 2017 Based on Desired Return/Risk Levels Based on Investment Time Horizons Competitive returns with Catholic Social Responsible Investing The Minimum Amount to Start a Fund is $25,000 Daily Liquidity Deposits/Withdrawals Withdrawals settle within 3-6 business days Website with read only access to account Yesterday s closed market values History of statements, performance and transactions

17 Investment Funds CCF Endowment/CFF Equity Emphasis Fund 7% CFF Balanced Fund 1% 1% Cash 11% 41% 51% Fixed Income Equity Alternative 33% Cash Fixed Income Equity Alternative CFF Income Emphasis Fund 3% 1% 55% 27% 69% Cash Fixed Income Equity Alternative

18 Investment Funds DESCRIPTION ENDOW/EQUITY EMPHASIS FD BALANCED FD INCOME EMPHASIS FD Risk Levels Aggressive Medium Moderate CASH 1% 1% 1% FIXED INCOME 33% 51% 69% Bonds 19% 34% 44% Market Neutral - Hedge 14% 17% 25% EQUITIES 55% 41% 27% US Large Cap 30% 22% 14% US Small Cap 5% 4% 3% Intl Equity 20% 15% 10% ALTERNATIVES 11% 7% 3% REITS 8% 5% 3% Managed Futures 3% 2% 0% Time frames for need of funds: Anytime/Over 6 Years Over 5 Years Over 3 Years

19 3 Diversified Portfolio Funds Investment Objectives: Competitive Returns with Catholic Socially Responsible Investing (SRI) Sophisticated local investment advisors: Sendero Wealth Management Top notch Investment Committee Equities Christian Brothers Investment Services (CBIS) - 100% Catholic SRI Compliant Passive investments: 43% of the Endowment/Equity Emphasis Fund Index Funds: US Large Cap, US Small Cap, and REITS Active managed investments PIMCO Total Return AQR Market Neutral Annual rebalancing of accounts Abbey Capital Futures Strategy CBIS International Equity Investment strategy and tactics monitored and periodically updated

20 Annual Fees Overall Average 1.65% Money Manager Fees Netted into returns 0.63% Endowment/Equity Emphasis Fund 0.66% Balanced Fund 0.71% Income Emphasis Fund Administrative Fees CCF/CFF and Sendero Wealth Management combined 1.25% on the first $1,250, % on the next $1,250, % on the next $2,500, % on the balance Transaction Fees $37/$47 transaction fee is applied to each deposit $10,000 and over, withdrawal and annual rebalance

21 Current CCF/CFF Funds 12.0% Annualized Past Returns (after Money Managers fees/before CCF/CFF fees) vs Benchmark as of 3/31/ % 8.0% 6.0% 4.0% 2.0% 0.0% Endowment/Equity Emphasis 66% E / 34% FI Balanced 48% E / 52% FI Income Emphasis 30% E / 70% FI Benchmark 60% E / 40% FI 1 Year 3 Year 5 Year 10 year Note: Returns are a historical look back of the current investment fund models and are not representative of a participant's return

22 Competitive Returns with Catholic Social Responsible Investing As of March 31, 2017 CCF Endowment Fund/ Benchmark Index CFF Equity Emphasis Fund CFF Balanced Fund CFF Income Emphasis Fund 60% Equity/40% Fixed Inc 1 Year 10.4% 1 Year 8.5% 1 Year 6.8% 1 Year 10.5% 3 Years 7.1% 3 Years 6.5% 3 Years 6.2% 3 Years 4.4% 5 Years 8.7% 5 Years 7.6% 5 Years 6.7% 5 Years 7.0% 10 Years 5.9% 10 Years 5.8% 10 Years 5.5% 10 Years 5.1% Annual Investment Returns after Money Manager Fees, before CCF Management Fees of the current Investment Strategy Note: Returns are a historical lookback of the current investment funds models and are not representative of a participant's return.

23 Some Uses of CFF Investment Funds Aggressive Risk Equity Emphasis HURRICANE LONG TERM FACILITY MINISTRY SUPPORT SCHOLARSHIPS CEMETERY ENDOWMENT Medium Risk Balanced RAINY DAY MID TERM FACILITY EXTRA CASH SAVINGS Moderate Risk Income Emphasis EMERGENCY MID TERM FACILITY BUILDING CAMPAIGN

24 The Investment Committee Martha D. Leiper Chair, Investment Committee Senior VP, Corporate Finance and Enterprise Money Movement, USAA Michael S. Ciskowski Executive VP & CFO Valero Energy Corp. Elizabeth F. Crawford Advisor to the Investment Committee; Managing Director, Sendero Wealth Management Richard C. Dietz Retired AT&T Officer, Past Board Secretary CCF/CFF Stephen M. Dufilho Chair, CCF/CFF Executive Committee & Board of Directors Investments Deacon Harry M. Flavin Past Chair, Investment Committee Principal, Matterhorn Capital Management, L.L.C. Michael C. Gillespie Denim Group Mark P. Mays Principal, Rocking M Capital Steve Oswald CEO/President, CCF/CFF

25 Work of the Investment Committee Receives advice from hired Investment Advisor, Sendero Wealth Management Investment Strategy Asset Allocation Manager Selection Funds Allocations Performance of Managers and Funds Socially Responsible Investing with Catholic Restrictions

26 CCF Marketing Material Support CCF will provide customized marketing material to support your fund raising efforts We are here to assist you! Marketing Materials provided: Brochures Fund raising letters Posters Parish bulletin messages and inserts Presentations Remittance envelopes Web updates Etc.

27 What Are Your Needs? Cash Management Optimizing Mix RETURNS Fixed Income Stocks Money Market Savings Checking CD TIME: MONTHS/RISK LEVEL

28 Managed Endowment Funds Ackermann Family Endowment Fund for St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church Antonian College Preparatory High School Archbishop José H. Gomez Ministry Archdiocese of San Antonio Poor Parishes Assumption Seminary Assumption Seminary Facilities Assumption Seminary Formation Catholic Cemeteries of San Antonio Catholic Charities, Archdiocese of San Antonio, Inc. Emery John Opiela Assumption Seminary Flores-Feist Acolyte Scholarship, Brownsville, Texas Friends of St. Peter-St. Joseph Children s Home Hope for the Future Catholic Schools Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church - Panna Maria Notre Dame Church, Kerrville, Texas Notre Dame School, Kerrville, Texas Old Spanish Missions Our Lady of Grace Church Sacred Heart Catholic School Uvalde, Texas Sacred Heart School Floresville, Texas San Fernando Cathedral St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church St. James Catholic School Seguin St. Joseph Catholic Church (Downtown) St. Mary Catholic Church Stockdale, Texas St. Mark the Evangelist Catholic Church St. Peter Prince of the Apostle Catholic Church St. Pius X Catholic Church The Archives of the Archdiocese of San Antonio The Catholic Community Foundation Unrestricted General Fund The Catholic Television of San Antonio (CTSA)

29 THANK YOU! Steve Oswald CEO/President (210) Datapoint Drive, Suite 804, San Antonio, Texas 78229

30 Statement of Disclosure Neither Catholic Community Foundation, Catholic Fraternity Fund, nor the funds are registered as an investment company under the Investment Company Act of 1940 or as an investment adviser under the Investment Advisers Act of Participation in the funds is subject to certain risk factors described in the disclosure statement located at our website Investments in the funds are not insured by the federal deposit insurance corporation (the FDIC ) or any other governmental agency. No guarantee or representation is made that the funds will be successful, and investment results may vary substantially over time.