expanded in 2007 to TPT II: Building Strong Neighbourhoods, culminating in over a decade of funding and community leadership under TPT II. 2005 Protecting Our Environment Together is launched, with a strategic focus on citizen and youth engagement and increasing sustainability of environmental sector. 2010 HCF welcomes Terry Cooke, former Regional Municipality of Hamilton-Wentworth regional chair as President & CEO. HCF produced its first Vital Signs report with the Hamilton Spectator. The report reinforced the city’s critical neighbourhood disparity issue, which The Spec had brought to public attention in its Code Red series. 2011 HCF announces its partnership with the Community Forward Fund to offer loans with CFF providing the due diligence, administration, and evaluation services and also offering financial advisory services to loan recipients. The first loan is made to Hamilton Artists Inc. a long-standing artist-run centre that supports and reflects the diverse environment of the community. A loan from HCF’s community investment fund allows the completion of a building project in the city's burgeoning James Street North arts community while awaiting promised financing that had been delayed. 2012 Young Fund was used as pilot portfolio for Impact Investing. A loan is made to the Mustard Seed co-op, a social enterprise dedicated to locally produced and sustainable food. HCF hosts David Johnston, Governor General of Canada for a visit to Hamilton. 2013 Women 4 Change, HCF’s first collective giving fund was launched. In response to research that demonstrates the disparate needs of women, the group’s goal is to support programs and initiatives that advance the lives of women and girls in the community while helping local women to become philanthropic leaders. 2014 – 60th Anniversary Supported by Pioneer Energy, HCF marked this milestone with a Celebrate Your Community day inviting all residents of Hamilton to access cultural, recreational, heritage and conservation sites for free. HCF adopts a new visual identity and tagline, "History made, future intended" reflecting its collective legacy to Hamilton and the opportunity to be a part in shaping its future. During an anniversary celebration to acknowledge and thank the community, the Hogarth Family of Pioneer Energy announces a $4 million gift to the foundation. 2015 Established "20 by 2020" target for impact investments. This involves achieving 20% of HCF assets represented by impact investments by the year 2020. 2016 Launched ABACUS, a partnership initiative of HCF and The Fairmount Foundation which focuses on improving education prospects