Donor Profile Saueracker
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Paul and Nancy Saueracker have accumulated significant wealth through Paul's 40-year career in the mining and manufacturing sector, where he rose to CEO. They have a indicated net worth of $8.3 million and the capacity for major gifts between $400,000-$2 million. While they prefer to avoid the spotlight, they have supported their church, University of Kansas, and land conservation nonprofits with gifts between $100-$1,000 annually. Research uncovered limited information about their charitable giving tendencies and no record of a private foundation.
Donor Profile Saueracker
- 2. © 2013 Rainmaker Solutions Ltd. Co. Page. 2 2 I. Executive Summary Paul and Nancy Saueracker have lived the American Dream. Mr. Saueracker spent 40 years in the mining and manufacturing sector, working for Mineral Technologies Inc. He started with the Company in 1971, becoming a Salesman. Through the decades, he climbed the corporate ladder, until he was elected Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board in 2000. During this time, The Sauerackers amassed significant wealth through savings and prudent investments. They did not seek the social spotlight, and did not place significant value on material possessions. Instead, they used their time and treasure to build a family, strengthen their religious faith, and return their blessings to the greater community. II. Indicated Net Worth1 Fixed Assets $560,835 Compensation $2,215,025 Retirement $5,550,603 Total $8,326,463 III. Capacity Ratings2 Major Gift $400,000 ‐ $500,000 Five‐Year Pledge Annual Fund Gift $150,000 ‐ $250,000 One‐Time Gift Planned Gift $1,000,000 ‐ $2,000,000 Structured Gift 1 Compensation and retirement information from SEC Edgar online Proxy Statement, May 28 2008. 2 These ratings are strictly based on wealth indicators ‐ not on affinity or inclination. These capacity ratings suggest ability to give without consideration for unknown liabilities. These capacity ratings are based on percentages of identifiable net worth in “Donor Prospecting” by Helen Brown.
- 5. © 2013 Rainmaker Solutions Ltd. Co. Page. 5 5 VI. Mineral Technologies Inc. Minerals Technologies Inc. is a resource‐ and technology‐based organization that develops and produces performance‐enhancing minerals, mineral‐based and synthetic mineral products for the paper, steel, polymer and other manufacturing industries on a worldwide basis. Specialty Minerals and Minteo are wholly owned subsidiaries of Mineral Technologies, Inc. The Company has three product lines: 1. It is the leading producer and supplier of precipitated calcium carbonate (PCC) to the worldwide paper industry. 2. It is one of the world’s leading developers and marketers of mineral‐based monolithic refractory materials, used to resist the effects of high temperature and are usually applied as coatings to surfaces exposed to extreme heat. 3. It mines and produces natural mineral‐based products including ground calcium carbonate and talc. Minerals Technologies Inc. became a publicly traded company on October 23, 1992, following the initial public offering by Pfizer Inc. Before this initial public offering, the Company was a wholly owned subsidiary of Pfizer. The Company’s stock is listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol MTX. In 2012, Minerals Technologies reported sales of $1.05 billion.
- 6. © 2013 Rainmaker Solutions Ltd. Co. Page. 6 6 VII. Charitable Profile While Mr. & Mrs. Saueracker have the means to make a significant gift, and have most likely made generous contributions to both their church and favorite charities, it was impossible to evaluate trends, or to gauge their propensity to give, based on the results from research engines that collect this information. 1. The Foundation Directory online has no record for a “Saueracker” who serves as Trustee or Board Member for a private foundation or charitable trust. 2. The Luther Social Services website shows “Paul Saueracker” as a major sponsor of their 2013 Presidents Awards Dinner in March. 3. The Blackbaud NOZA database of charitable gifts provide only a glimpse into minor contributions made by both Sauerackers: Donation Year Donation Low Donation High Recipient Name 2012‐2012 Not Specified Not Specified National September 11 Memorial 2011‐2011 Not Specified Not Specified National September 11 Memorial 2010‐2011 $300 $499 University of Kansas, College of L 2010‐2010 Not Specified Not Specified National September 11 Memorial 2009‐2010 $500 $999 University of Kansas, College of L 2008‐2009 $100 $299 University of Kansas, College of L 2008‐2009 $1 $99 University of Pittsburgh Medical C 2008‐2009 Not Specified Not Specified University of Pittsburgh Medical C 2007‐2008 $300 $499 University of Kansas, College of L 2007‐2008 $100 $249 Vermont Land Trust 2007‐2007 Not Specified Not Specified Salesian Sisters of John Bosco 2006‐2007 $100 $249 Vermont Land Trust 2005‐2006 $500 $999 University of Kansas, College of L 2005‐2006 $250 $499 Vermont Land Trust 2005‐2006 Not Specified Not Specified Vermont Land Trust 2004‐2004 $100 $499 Conservation Fund 2003‐2004 $500 $999 University of Kansas, College of L 2000‐2006 $0 $999 Vermont Land Trust
- 8. © 2013 Rainmaker Solutions Ltd. Co. Page. 8 8 X. Sources 1. SEC Edgar Online 2. Foundation Directory Online 3. Google.com 4. Intellius.com 5. Lexis Nexis for Development Professionals 6. NewsBank.com 7. Prospect Visual Relationship Mapping 8. Blackbaud NOZA Search Database 9. Zillow.com