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SUP P ORT I NG T H E F I V E MAR K S
$380 million in missionary Society assets*
$120 million held in 82 funds owned by organizations
across The Episcopal Church.
* As of November 30, 2014.
FINANCE
The Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society’s Finance Office
supports each of the Marks of
Mission daily with banking, accounting, and payroll activities.
As of November 30, 2014, assets of
the Society were more than $380
million, including $120 million
held in 82 funds owned by organizations across The Episcopal
Church.
A service of the Missionary
Society available to all Episcopal
congregations, dioceses and other
Episcopal-affiliated organizations
is the opportunity to co-invest
with us. Our portfolio is diversified
and professionally managed by
15 external investment managers
with established track records.
Performance over time has been
exceptional, averaging around 8%
annually over the last 10 and 20
years after all fees and expenses
and ranking in the top 20% of all
foundations with assets over $50
million as tracked by the InvestorForce Performance Reporting
Network (subsidiary of MSCI
Inc.).
DEVELOPMENT
Building the Office
Beginning with hiring for six new
positions, the Missionary Society
established the Development Office with a focus on donors with at
least $100,000 in giving capacity.
As part of the start-up process, we
purchased and refined an indus-