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Young Audiences Arts
for Learning is the nation’s
leading source of arts-
in-education services.
Our goal is to help the
broad network of Young
Audiences’ affiliates
play a decisive role in
children’s development.

Abilene New York

Atlanta North Texas
Colorado Northeast Ohio
Connecticut Northeast Texas
Eastern Pennsylvania Northern California
Houston Oregon & SW Washington
Indiana Rochester
Kansas City San Diego
Kern County, CA Santa Cruz County, AZ
Louisiana Southeast Texas
Maryland St. Louis
Massachusetts Virginia
Miami Western Montana
Michigan Western New York
Minnesota Wichita, KS
New Jersey
 Young Audiences, measured by virtually any
criterion, is a remarkably successful enterprise.
The largest organization in the arts-in-education
field, its 31 affiliates provide nearly 87,000
programs to 7,000,000 children each year.

Yet we are currently examining every
aspect of our business model for possible
reinvention. In this, our 56th year, we have
undertaken our first-ever, network-wide
strategic planning initiative, with
implications for our programs,
our national/affiliate interaction, and
our governance.
Why contemplate fixing
something that isn’t broken?
Because the environment – from the
school system to federal guidelines to
American society to global competition –
is changing so fast, so fundamentally, that
we risk irrelevance if we don’t keep
pushing to be ahead of the curve.
At its root, the challenge Young Audiences
faces is analogous to the one confronting
our educational system and our entire
country. We are living in what the author
Thomas Friedman calls an increasingly flat
world. By that he means a world in which
hundreds of millions of people in places
like China and India are able to compete
because of a rising middle class, more
prevalent education and instantaneous
Internet communication.

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The flat world is overflowing with students who can
do the routine work of production, and do it much
more cheaply than Americans can. How can our
young people and, by extension, our nation succeed
in such an environment? The answer is through
creativity and innovation. Our hope, our future lies
in our being able to create the next new thing
(think Internet, iPod and Google). Innovation
is our competitive advantage.

Chuck Vest, the former president of MIT,
said recently, “The United States is still
the most innovative nation on the planet,
but we can only maintain that lead if we
invest in the people, the research that
enable it.” He went on to say, “Innovation
is where creative thinking and practical
know-how meet to do new things in new
ways and old things in new ways.”
At Young Audiences, we believe that we
can and must teach the creative thinking
that is so crucial to fashioning a future of
innovation for our children and our nation.
And it is by integrating the arts into our
educational system — in essence, by
instituting a culture of creativity — that
we can do it.
In previous years we have discussed in
these pages the views that the arts are
intrinsically valuable in their own right,
or instrumentally valuable as a means of
teaching curricula. Like MIT’s Mr. Vest,
best-selling business author Daniel Pink
offers another compelling perspective:

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 YOUNG AUDIENCES PRESENTED
16,311 PERFORMANCE
DEMONSTRATIONS:

16,311
“There’s this methodology about math and science
that seems like kind of a routine, unartistic ability,
but the best mathematicians, the best scientists, the
best technologists, the best inventors make these
bold, artistic leaps of imagination.”

“The arts are the antithesis of routine.
And what concerns me is that we have an
education system, particularly at the
elementary and secondary level, that is
being geared toward routines, right
answers, and standardization at
precisely the moment that
routine work spells demise.”
It is through pervasive exposure to the
arts that we will give our children a leg
up on achieving meaningful, successful
lives in a thriving, creative society.
This is why we are committed to providing
arts-enriched programs in, before and
after school; in libraries, camps,
community centers; programs for the
whole family as well as students.

In the next few pages, we give some

examples of how Young Audiences is
attempting to foster and nurture a culture
of creativity in the education of our
children and in our organization.

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 YOUNG AUDIENCES DELIVERED
67,073 WORKSHOPS:

67,073
One of our signature programs for cultivating creative
thinking is Arts for Learning Lessons©, a ground-
breaking supplemental literacy program that blends the
creativity and discipline of the arts with learning science
to raise student achievement in reading and writing.

Based on the work of learning scientist
Dr. John Bransford, this program was initially
designed for use by grade 3-5 classroom
teachers, and is now being delivered by
Young Audiences and collaborating teachers
in grades 6-8 and grades 1-2, supporting
whole school participation and coordination
across grades.
In A4L Lessons, students work back and
forth in an integrated manner between
literacy instruction and arts-based activities,
strengthening their creative and critical
thinking skills while building and using
higher-level literacy capabilities that
align with state and local standards.
This year, to further strengthen literacy
learning while engaging students in the arts,
Young Audiences designed and implemented
text-based A4L Residencies, delivered by
trained teaching artists in cooperation
with the classroom teacher.
Residencies are either aligned with the A4L
Units for grades 1-8, or inspired by the Emmy
award-winning PBS series BETWEEN THE
LIONS® created by WGBH and Sirius
Thinking, Ltd., for children ages 4-7 (pre-K to
grade 2). Field tests of BETWEEN THE LIONS
Residencies in Oregon, Las Vegas, and New
Orleans began in December 2007 and
continued through spring 2008.

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 YOUNG AUDIENCES PROVIDED
3,244 TEACHERS’ SERVICES:

3,244
As we did last year, Young Audiences again
commissioned independent studies by WestEd to
assess the learning impact of Arts for Learning
Units. These studies reconfirmed that students
experiencing A4L Lessons showed a consistent
pattern of statistically significant improvement on
literacy assessments related to state and local
standards; significantly greater literacy learning
than comparison groups receiving only their
standard literacy curriculum; and markedly greater
interest and engagement in A4L Lessons than in
their regular literacy curriculum.

We anticipate continued growth of Arts
for Learning in 2008-09, and expect to
at least double the number of Arts for
Learning Lessons and Residencies
delivered by the end of the year.
The Units also are being implemented in
after-school and summer programs.
Additional independent evaluations of
A4L will be forthcoming in 2008-09.

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 YOUNG AUDIENCES PRESENTED
A TOTAL OF 86,628 PROGRAMS:

86,628
Another major success for Young Audiences this
year has been the burgeoning popularity of the
MetLife Dance for Life residencies. This year,
17 affiliates involved thousands of students in
the program’s goal of inspiring young people to
experience the joy and physical benefits of dance.
In addition, several affiliates have linked Dance for
Life to areas of the core curriculum, including
integration with the Arts for Learning program.
Learn more about this and other Young Audiences
programs in the Letter from the Chairman
and in the Affiliate Highlights section.

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 YOUNG AUDIENCES HELPED
4,666 ARTISTS INSPIRE CHILDREN:

4,666
Finally, as we mentioned above, Young Audiences has
been deeply involved in the process of pursuing
creative reinvention within our organization. It began
last year when we engaged the consulting firm
of WolfBrown to survey our network. WolfBrown
interviewed National board members, affiliate
executive directors and board members, and Young
Audiences constituents to generate its
findings in a Use and Needs Study.

This report provides the basis for a long-
term strategic plan being prepared by the
Boston consulting firm TDC. Once again,
all the many interests and constituencies
in Young Audiences are contributing their
perspectives on what changes we need to
make to accomplish our mission in a
rapidly changing environment.
This is being accomplished through
in-person meetings at this year’s national
conferences, at regularly scheduled
committee meetings, via in-depth
interviews by phone, by establishing
a real-time blog open to the
Young Audiences network, and by special
affiliate and National Board retreats
devoted to key issues.

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 YOUNG AUDIENCES REACHED
6,955 SCHOOLS:

6,955
Among the issues being studied:
> The balance between performance-demonstrations
and workshops/residencies;
> The pursuit of more after-school, summer school
or even adult art programs versus in-school programs;
> The relative merits of different growth models,
such as merging with other organizations or
instituting a national certification for artists;
> Implications for programming in expected
changes to No Child Left Behind and a
greater emphasis on creativity;
> New approaches to fund raising, marketing
and other revenue streams.

TDC will help us hypothesize several
strategies that address our work and
these issues. Then we will test those
hypotheses both within and outside the
network. Based on how these strategies
resonate with our affiliates and our
constituents (teachers, educators, artists,
funders, and patrons), we will develop a
strategic plan for evolving Young
Audiences’ mission and programs.

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 YOUNG AUDIENCES REACHED
7,000,000 CHILDREN:

7,000,000
This process is both exciting and daunting.
It is not comfortable to question the way we do
things or to contemplate far-reaching changes.
But that is precisely the artistic, as well as the
truly scientific, way forward. “Innovation is
where creative thinking and practical know-how
meet to do new things in new ways and old
things in new ways,” said MIT’s Chuck Vest.
We will continue to question, probe, test,
and innovate, for our success and for the
success of the children who depend on us.

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LETTER FROM THE CHAIRMAN, PRESIDENT, AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
It has been our privilege to continue serving Young Audiences Arts for Learning in its 56th
year. In 2008, seven million children across the country benefited from arts-in-education
programs that unlock their creative and inventive abilities and teach them how to
think conceptually.
The breadth and excellence of Young Audiences’ work shows in this year’s programmatic
accomplishments.
Heading the list is the success of Arts for Learning Lessons and Residencies, a literacy
program that enhances reading and writing skills in grades K-8 through the integration of
the arts into classroom lessons. A more detailed description of this program is given on
pages 8-11. Altogether, more than 5,400 students in 14 school districts across the
country received Arts for Learning Units or Residencies. The 11 affiliates participating
in the Lessons in the 2007-08 school year are: Indiana, Louisiana, Miami, New Jersey,
Northeast Texas, Northern California, Oregon, Rochester, San Diego, Virginia, and Wichita,
Kansas. Additionally, there was a pilot site in Las Vegas.
The success of Arts for Learning Lessons is backed by the unprecedented support Young
Audiences has received from The Starr Foundation. This spring, The Starr Foundation awarded
Young Audiences the largest grant in our history: $2.25 million to support Arts for Learning
Lessons and Residencies for the next 18 months. We thank The Starr Foundation for this
generous gift and its unwavering support for this groundbreaking project.
Associated with the development of Arts for Learning Lessons is the BETWEEN THE
LIONS® program, inaugurated this year with residencies involving about 570 students in
New Orleans, Las Vegas, and Portland, Oregon. BETWEEN THE LIONS Residencies provide
a supplemental literacy program for students in grades K-2, developed in collaboration
with the highly acclaimed, PBS television series “BETWEEN THE LIONS.”
This year Young Audiences affiliates had phenomenal success in enlisting school support
and the participation of thousands of students in the MetLife Dance for Life Residencies.
Participating in the third year of this program were 17 affiliates in Colorado, Houston,
Indiana, Kansas City, Louisiana, Maryland, Minnesota, New Jersey, Northern California,
Northeast Ohio, Northeast Texas, Oregon, Rochester, San Diego, St. Louis, Virginia and
Western New York.
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Brooks Thomas John W. Creamer Richard Bell
Chairman President National Executive
Director
In 2007-08 Young Audiences’ commitment to increase students’ knowledge and
engagement in the classical arts continued through the Classical Initiative project.
Six national grants were awarded this year to affiliates in Indiana, New Jersey, Northeast
Texas, Virginia, Northeast Ohio and Rochester. In addition to increasing the number
and caliber of classical programs presented to youngsters, the Classical Initiative also
promotes partnerships with schools and other community cultural organizations.
This year also was marked by several other important developments:
Thanks to the support of our affiliates, we drafted a new Affiliation Agreement that
reinforces the links between the National organization and all Young Audiences affiliates.
This Agreement, which replaces the document last amended in 1979, is intended to
advance the common arts-in-education goals of the organization.
Hand-in-hand with the Affiliation Agreement, we also embarked on an intensive planning
process through a comprehensive Use and Needs Study of the Young Audiences network
and the National organization. This study will enable us to form a solid base for Young
Audiences Arts for Learning as it moves into a more complex and meaningful
program of service to American education.
By providing innovative and high-quality arts-in-education programs for nearly six decades,
Young Audiences Arts for Learning continues to gain the respect and support of our
constituents, funders, the media, other arts educators and the general public.
Our organization is making an important investment in the cultural future of our country,
and drawing on the best artist educators available today to do it. The beneficiaries, of
course, are today’s youngsters and tomorrow’s citizens. On behalf of the National YA
board and staff, we would like to thank all those who have made Young Audiences’
aspirations a reality.
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 AFFILIATE HIGHLIGHTS

ABILENE
ARTS FOR LEARNING, MIAMI
ARTS PARTNERS, WICHITA
COLORADO
CONNECTICUT
EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA
HOUSTON
INDIANA

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KANSAS CITY
KERN COUNTY, CA
LOUISIANA
AFFILIATE HIGHLIGHTS MARYLAND
MASSACHUSETTS
MICHIGAN
MINNESOTA Abilene Arts Partners, Wichita Arts for Learning/Miami
NEW JERSEY This year marked our 15th This year we had more than We launched a summer
anniversary as Abilene’s only 60,000 student and teacher program with Breakthough
NEW YORK
nonprofit, arts-in-education contacts. 950 Wichita middle Miami, initiated a family
NORTH TEXAS
organization dedicated to school students achieved very program that connects our
NORTHEAST OHIO bringing professional encouraging results in the after-school parks program
NORTHEAST TEXAS performing artists to the Arts for Learning Lessons with Vizcaya Museum and
children of Abilene and Taylor project. Beyond providing Gardens, and started a
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
County. During the school Wichita and Andover school children’s literature book
OREGON & SW WASHINGTON year, 12,579 children districts with professional club at Miami’s beloved local
ROCHESTER participated in a variety development and PreK-12 arts- bookseller, Books and Books.
SAN DIEGO of music, theatre, art, dance in-education programs, we We worked with more
or literature programs. continue to offer residencies than 75 artists to provide
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY, AZ
In addition, 3,000 children at early childhood centers as programming at 44 after-
SOUTHEAST TEXAS attended the free Young Kansas Wolf Trap, a regional school sites and 33 summer
SPRINGBOARD TO LEARNING, ST. LOUIS Audiences performances program of Wolf Trap Early camps, held our second
VIRGINIA we sponsored at the Learning Through the Arts. annual Artist Showcase, and
downtown Abilene Public Arts Partners also provided presented at the All Kids
WESTERN MONTANA
Library—the 13th year of out-of-school programs Included Festival. Early
WESTERN NEW YORK this successful partnership. through a new partnership GETsmART served 84
WOODRUFF ARTS CENTER, ATLANTA with the Boys and Girls Clubs preschools and our GET
of South Central Kansas.
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AFFILIATE HIGHLIGHTS
smART program worked with
13 teacher teams across
seven schools.
Colorado/Think 360 Arts
Complete Education
We collected and distributed
$20,000 worth of visual and
performing arts supplies
to Title I schools through
the Making Art Great in
Classrooms (MAGIC) Art
Supply Drive. We partnered
with the Denver District
Attorney’s Office Youth
Diversion Program by
providing teaching artists who
assisted juvenile offenders
in the creation and sale of
their artwork to help pay
restitution for their offenses.
In partnership with UNC
Center for Integrated Arts
Education, Colorado Council
on the Arts, and Denver Art
Museum, we hosted the first
annual Arts Education
Advocacy Day at the Capitol.
Connecticut
In collaboration with Hamden
Public Schools and their
Youth Services Bureau,
we developed after-school
residencies in dance and
photography for middle school
students. We received a grant
from the Connecticut
Commission on Culture and
Tourism to start a family
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learning program with the
Lutz Children’s Museum in
Manchester. In cooperation
with the state arts
commission, we helped plan a
statewide forum for Careers
in the Arts for persons with
disabilities. YACT, which is
also a VSA arts affiliate, had
a national winner in the
All Kids Can Create program
sponsored by CVS
Caremark Foundation.
Eastern Pennsylvania
Our organization has
undergone a comprehensive
restructuring over the last
year and a half, and in May
we welcomed a new executive
director, Aileen McCulloch. We
also developed a new program
called ARTS FOR PEACE to
address the rising violence in
schools served by YAEP. The
aim of program is to provide
art as a tool for students and
educators to express their
feelings in productive,
non-violent ways.
Houston
Our programs increased to
1,902 from 1,712 and reached
over 335,000 children and
1,800 teachers at a price
of $2.25 per person. Our
professional teaching artists
presented a rich variety of
performances, workshops,
residencies and professional
development programs in
more schools and community
venues—306 sites compared
to 248 last year. In addition,
we continued our strong
partnership programs with
Houston’s leading charter
schools, hospitals, at-risk
centers and libraries.
Indiana
In celebration of the 20th
anniversary of our Summer
Arts for Youth (SAY) program,
we held our first gallery
exhibition to showcase
youth artwork. SAY was a
semifinalist for the Summer
Learning Center’s Excellence
in Summer Learning award.
The greatest honor for SAY
was receiving the 2008
Coming Up Taller Award from
the President’s Committee on
Arts & Humanities. This award
recognizes outstanding
community arts programs
that celebrate the creativity
of America's youth, providing
them learning opportunities
and chances to contribute to
their communities.
Kansas City, MO
Our In-School and Arts
Partners programs reached
over 172,000 children in 302
locations. Nearly 150 teaching
artists presented 2,212
performances, workshops,
residencies, and professional
development seminars.
Our Community School of
the Arts, offering after-school
instruction in the arts,
increased enrollments 30%,
to 1,348. Partnering with
the Greater Kansas City
Community Foundation and
Affiliated Trusts, we provided
financial assistance to 43% of
these students. We received
a $279,000 grant from the
Francis Family Foundation to
assist us in expanding Arts
Partners over the next three
years to three new school
districts.
Kern County, CA
We have been providing
arts-in-education programs
to 260 public and private
schools throughout Kern
County since 1970. Young
Audiences professional artists
give students an opportunity
to participate in an extensive
range of multi-cultural and
multi-disciplinary programs
and workshops. This year,
we have added new ensembles
to our roster and redesigned
our program catalog to
reach more teachers
and administrators.
Louisiana
A $200,000 grant from
the State Department of
Education funded a Truancy
Prevention Program for 12
schools in the Recovery
School District. Our new
performance series, School
Is Cool, focused on the value
of education and the need
for students to improve
attendance and punctuality.
A family program was also
developed to make parents
aware of the importance of
consistent school attendance.
Maryland
We partnered with over 400
schools and community-based
organizations to present 3,128
arts experiences to 204,000
young people, educators, and
families. These services
included 917 performances,
1,820 residency workshops,
and 307 training sessions for
artists and educators. Raising
more than $200,000 in
restricted grants allowed us to
deeply discount 44 percent of
these services to underserved
populations. We also secured
our first national grant from
the Dana Foundation to
expand the scope and services
of our newest initiative, The
Teaching Artist Institute.
AFFILIATE HIGHLIGHTS
Massachusetts
Our artist educators increased
programming 10% with nearly
1,300 in-school performances
and over 900 events out of
school time this year. The
out-of-school events were a
new growth area, a result of
contracting with Boston After
School and Beyond. We were
in over 400 sites, including
schools, hospitals and libraries.
The Young Artists series
concluded a fifth successful
year. This summer we
provided programming for
urban youth on one of the
harbor islands.
Minnesota
Founded in 1963, Young
Audiences of Minnesota has a
long history of bringing arts
experiences to the youth of
Minnesota and surrounding
states. We work with teachers
and schools to develop
collaborative, multi-disciplinary
and multi-cultural programs,
workshops and residencies for
elementary and secondary
school students. Selected
roster artists also offer
professional development
sessions designed to share
skills and arts activities that
enhance and enrich the
teaching methods of
classroom educators.
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New Jersey
In the first year of our
collaboration with the New
Jersey State Museum we
provided 57 family and
school events, including two
Family Festivals. YANJ, in
partnership with several arts
education organizations, was
instrumental in designing
and conducting the first arts
education conference in New
Jersey’s history. “Charting
the Course,” featuring Sir
Ken Robinson, was attended
by 300 teaching artists,
educators and representatives
from major arts organizations.
Our new Adopt-A-School
program – which connects
businesses with underserved
schools – raised $62,900 to
support arts programming
in five of Trenton’s
public schools.
New York
Young Audiences New York
reached over 200,000
students and 180 schools. We
teamed up with the Noguchi
Museum and the Museum of
Arts & Design for visual arts
residencies and with the Sony
Wonder Technology Lab for an
after-school stop-motion
animation residency for high
school students. In addition
to these programming
collaborations, we began a
professional development
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partnership with the
Community Word Project
one of the country's leading
professional development
organizations.
North Texas, A Division
of Big Thought
Our newest project, Thriving
Minds, formerly the Dallas
Arts Learning Initiative,
coordinates and manages
Dallas’ resources into a system
to surround children with
creative learning in school, out
of school and in communities.
Our partners include the City
of Dallas, Dallas ISD and over
60 community organizations.
As a result, the Dallas ISD
School Board has awarded
Big Thought a contract to
assume management of
before- and after-school and
summer enrichment programs
for approximately half of
Dallas ISD elementary
and middle schools.
Northeast Ohio
Our new five-year strategic
plan includes goals to increase
both our financial strength
and public support for the
arts, and to reach more
children in outlying Northeast
Ohio counties. We hosted our
fourth ArtWorks, a unique
summer job training program
in the arts for over 80
students. The apprentices
created art, hosted public
performances and exhibits,
and learned transferable job
skills. The ICARE program has
been redesigned as Art Is
Education, a model of whole
school arts integration for the
Cleveland Metropolitan School
District, beginning with eight
schools this fall.
Northeast Texas
The number of students
participating in our programs
rose to 59,000 from 19,000
in 2006. We participated in
Arts for Learning Lessons,
a program that enhances
reading and writing skills in
grades 3-6 through integration
of the arts into classroom
lessons. We also piloted a
successful year-long
dance residency for 40
economically-disadvantaged
middle school students.
A grant from MetLife will
enable us to offer this
program to a second
middle school in 2009.
Northern California
We serve students, teachers,
and families throughout the
region, from Monterey
to Mendocino, from San
Francisco to the Central Valley.
This year, we continued to
build on our four-decade
tradition of partnering with
schools and community sites
to offer educationally sound
and artistically excellent arts-
education programs. Our
roster of over 100 professional
artists and ensembles
represents a diverse range
of art forms and cultural
traditions.
Oregon and SW Washington
We were one of three Young
Audiences sites selected to
pilot the new BETWEEN THE
LIONS® artist residencies.
During the residencies,
students learned about and
made art as they participated
in music, dance, visual art
and drama programs that
systematically reinforced
and extended their literacy
learning. Five hundred guests
attended our Mad Hot
Ballroom gala, which raised
$140,000. Twenty-four
thousand students from
100 schools participated in
the annual Run for the Arts
jog-a-thon, raising more than
$770,00 for arts-in-education
programs in their schools.
Rochester
Our 140 teaching artists
provided 825 performances,
2,565 workshops, and 144
residencies for 73,000
students in 211 schools.
The MetLife Dance for Life
performance and residency
project reached over 2,600
students. New York State
Council on the Arts and the
Wayne County Community
Fund supported a partnership
with the Newark, NY rural
school district to develop a
district-wide, arts-in-education
plan. We partnered with the
New York State Alliance for
Arts Education and Monroe
#1 BOCES to sponsor
“Broadening the Circle,” a
workshop exploring arts
learning for students
with special needs.
San Diego
Our roster artists reached
54,000 students with 7,004
arts programs. We expanded
our district-wide programs in
National City and San Ysidro,
provided new residencies in
East County, and continued
South Bay Union’s after-school
programs at 12 sites. The
free Family Arts & Literacy
Connection series partnership
with The Salvation Army Kroc
Center served scores of
families and provided
classroom workshops for
nearby schools. We partnered
with San Diego Unified and
Rowan Elementary to
introduce the Arts for
Learning Lessons literacy
program to all six grades
at Rowan.
AFFILIATE HIGHLIGHTS
Santa Cruz County, AZ
Our The Arts…Bringing Life
To Learning project included
assembly programs, classroom
workshops, multi-day artist-in-
residence programs and
outreach programs for Santa
Cruz County pre-school
through 12th grade students
and educator professional
development workshops.
For a second year, we brought
electric violinist Mark Wood
to Nogales to work with 200
middle and high school string
and choir students. The
“Electrify Your Strings”
residency culminated in an
exhilarating community
event for over 600 people.
Southeast Texas
Although our Live at the
Library project was originally
aimed at preschoolers,
children have kept coming
back to participate as they
aged, thereby broadening
the scope and reach of
the program naturally.
Consequently, this year we
expanded Live at the Library
to include after-school and
summer reading programs.
Offerings like these enable us
to provide a vital link to the
arts for many children and
rural families in and around
Beaumont.
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Springboard to Learning
and St. Louis
We celebrated successful
existing programs and several
new classroom experiences.
In December, the International
Dance Festival showcased
students from 10 schools
before a full house and was
featured on a local PBS
program, “Living St. Louis.” In
April, 300 WiseWrite students
visited the Repertory Theatre
to watch a sampling of their
fifth grade classmates’
plays be brought to life by
professional actors. In June,
area educators attended our
11th annual Connections
Institute, which focused on
the theme, “Science in Art
and Art in Science.”
Virginia
Storyteller Kelly Leigh
reached 500 of the most
at-risk students in Hampton,
Virginia through our
HeartTales Storytelling
Residency. Twenty
after-school care sites
received six-day residencies
that included storytelling and
visual arts, as students
explored the meaning of their
own names and learned to tell
stories that honored their
unique talents. One thousand
students in Newport News
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explored orchestral music
and met From the Top®
student performers and YAV’s
Clivia String Trio at the
Ferguson Center for the
Performing Arts.
Western Montana
Our long-time executive
director Alayne Dolson retired
this year after 14 years of
service. We thank Alayne
for her leadership and
dedication to Young
Audiences and our mission
to bring arts-in-education
programs to schoolchildren
in Missoula and rural
areas of Western Montana.
Western New York
Our teaching artists
conducted residencies that
tied a variety of arts into the
core curriculum for every
student from pre-K to grade 12
in Holley School District. The
Buffalo Teacher Center funded
residencies for 4th graders
about the Erie Canal, and
“Alphabet Awareness; The
Phonics Program” for the
youngest learners in 26 City
of Buffalo schools. In May,
we held our second annual
conference, “Arts Abilities:
A Vision for Inclusion,” for
and about arts integration for
special needs populations.
Woodruff Arts Center,
Atlanta
YAWAC conducted
approximately 4,000
programs in 51 Georgia
counties and two neighboring
states. Our residency
programs, Share the World
and smART stART, were
repeated with great success.
SHOWCASE 2007, which was
held at WAC, was featured
on the local Fox affiliate’s
morning TV show. In
collaboration with the
other WAC divisions, YAWAC
began planning TA101, an
initiative created to prepare
new and emerging teaching
artists. We hosted the 2008
Young Audiences National
Conference to rave reviews
and record attendance.
MANAGEMENT’S DISCUSSION OF YOUNG AUDIENCES, INC. FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
Young Audiences’ FY 2008 financial statements reflect the organization’s sound financial
health and its long-standing commitment to provide the highest quality programs and
services to YA affiliates while maintaining low administrative and fund-raising expenses.
Expenses for Affiliate Program Services were 86 percent of YAI expenses overall;
administrative and fund-raising expenses were 8 percent and 6 percent respectively.
Several items are worth noting. First, current accounting standards require that the
full value of multi-year grants must be included as revenue in the fiscal year that grant
notifications are made. However, substantial expenses for carrying out these grants may
not be recorded in YAI’s financial statements until the year in which they are expended.
In FY ’08 YAI received a grant of $2.25 million from The Starr Foundation in support of
Arts for Learning Lessons and Residencies. While the full value of the grant was recorded
in FY ’08 financial statements, significant expenses for the project will not be incurred
and recorded until FY ’09.
A review of Young Audiences, Inc. annual reports over several years reveals that similar
grants resulted in deficits in some years which were offset by surpluses in other years.
In each of these instances, the organization’s annual operating income and expenses on
a cash basis was balanced, with neither a significant operating surplus nor a substantial
operating deficit occurring.
In addition, this year the below average performance in the marketable securities portion
of the YAI Endowment Fund, resulted in a substantial loss in the end-of-year net assets
of the organization.
If you would like additional information about YAI’s financial condition or the accounting
rules which determine how multi-year revenues and expenses are recorded and verified,
please contact the Young Audiences, Inc. national office.
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STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES AND CHANGES IN NET ASSETS COMBINED STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENSES

Year ending June 30, 2008 (with summarized comparative information for 2007) Year ending June 30, 2008 (with comparative amounts for 2007) 1

Total % Total
Total Total Combined Combined Rev/Exp Combined
Temporarily Permanently 2008 2007 National Affiliates Entries 2007-2008 07-08 2006-2007
Unrestricted Restricted Restricted Total Total
SUPPORT AND REVENUES
Public support and revenue
Affiliate cooperative funding fees $ 233,058 $ 233,058 $ 229,031 School Fees 12,100,173 12,100,173 29.9% 11,581,178
Annual Benefit, net of direct Corporations & Foundations 2,484,448 13,292,506 15,776,954 39.0% 12,285,817
expenses of $217,582 387,188 387,188 359,890 Public Sector: Federal, State
Corporations and foundations 46,198 2,438,250 2,484,448 2,159,745 & Municipal Governments 7,036,144 7,036,144 17.4% 5,730,598
Individuals and board members 288,689 17,250 5,275 311,214 153,089 Individuals & Board Members 305,939 2,391,756 2,697,695 6.7% 3,061,375
Investment income, net Special Events net of costs 387,188 1,365,429 1,752,617 4.3% 1,637,059
of investment management
Investment Income (561,693) 240,010 (321,683) -0.8% 1,884,996
fees of $80,331 158,865 158,865 137,924
Miscellaneous 7,430 1,252,447 1,259,877 3.1% 623,071
Realized gains on sales and
Endowment & 5,275 170,653 175,928 0.4% 53,825
unrealized depreciation of
marketable securities (720,558) (720,558) 1,096,705 Capital Campaigns
Miscellaneous 7,430 7,430 2,903 Affiliate Cooperative 233,058 (233,058)
Net assets released from 1,612,387 (1,612,387) Funding fees-2
restrictions due to satisfaction
of program restrictions Total support $ 2,861,645 $37,849,118 $(233,058) $40,477,705 100.0% $36,857,919
and revenues
Total support and revenue 2,013,257 843,113 5,275 2,861,645 4,139,287

Expenses COSTS AND EXPENSES

Affiliate program services 2,471,872 2,471,872 2,533,932
Fundraising 182,613 182,613 177,430 Affiliate Program Services 2,471,872 $26,263,750 (233,058) 28,502,564 75.5% $ 26,116,449
Management and general 229,905 229,905 214,221 Management & General 182,613 6,609,804 6,792,417 18.0% $6,400,551
Fund Raising & Promotion 229,905 2,246,762 2,476,667 6.6% 2,340,267
Total expenses 2,884,390 2,884,390 2,925,583

Total costs and expenses $2,884,390 $35,120,316 $(233,058) $ 37,771,648 100.0% $34,857,267
Change in net assets (871,133) 843,113 5,275 (22,745) 1,213,704
Excess of support
Net assets - beginning of year 1,917,833 1,057,052 5,121,487 8,096,372 6,882,668 and revenue over costs
and expenses (under) $ (22,745) $ 2,728,802 $ $ 2,706,057 $ 2,000,652
Net assets - end of year $ 1,046,700 $ 1,900,165 $ 5,126,762 $8,073,627 $ 8,096,372
1 The total Affiliate Support & Revenues, Costs & Expenses are combined from reports
submitted to National from the individual affiliates and have not been audited.
The complete annual audited financial statements and report to the NY State Department of Charities are available upon request. 2 Elimination of Affiliate Cooperative Funding amount

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 ENDOWMENT FUND
The Young Audiences Endowment
Fund was created in 1981 to
support Young Audiences’ work in
establishing the arts as an integral
part of every child’s education.
Young Audiences gratefully
acknowledges the following gifts
and grants since the establishment
of the Endowment Fund.
Benjamin and Elizabeth Abrams
Foundation, Inc.
B. J. Adler
American Business Press
Richard A. Anderson
Frances Bast
Mrs. Richard J. Bates
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Beitz
Dr. Thomas P. Bergin
Mrs. William J. Bernbach
T. Roland Berner*
Thomas R. Berner
Ms. Patricia A. Bevis
James and Mary Ellen Bigham
Mr. Andrew M. Blum
Mrs. Richard J. Blum
Ms. Phyllis S. Bogdanoff
Stanley Bogen
Booth Ferris Foundation
Olive Bridge Fund
Brown Group, Inc. Charitable Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Caffarone
Linda and Mark Camel
Carnation Company
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chiara
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clark, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Gray Colgrove
Mrs. Charles N. Cooper
Mrs. Donald Copley
Mr. John W. Creamer
Charles E. Culpeper Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. William Curran
Alan and Wendy Dessy
Arnold Deutsch
The Estate of Eugenia D. Doll
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Drapkin
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Duffy
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Duggan
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ehinger
Mr. John Emery
Leonard Estrin Publications
R. Thomas Fetters
Mr. and Mrs. Sampson R. Field
Mr. and Mrs. Avery Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Frehse, Jr.
Fribourg Foundation, Inc.*
Mrs. Michel P. Fribourg
John G. Gantz, Jr.
David A. Gardner
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John T. Garrity
Robert P. Goldberg Fund of
Combined Jewish Philanthropies
The Harvey and Roberta Golub
Charitable Fund of the
Minneapolis Foundation
Mrs. William W. Goodman
Jamie and Gary Gordon
Mrs. George A. Greenberg
The Maurice R. Greenberg and
Corinne Greenberg
Foundation, Inc.*
Mr. and Mrs. Norvin Greene
Jay Greenfield
Marilyn Walter Grounds
Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Guckert
Mrs. Agnus Gund
Hallmark Cards, Inc.
Ms. Aline K. Halye
Kenji Hara
The Hearst Foundation, Inc.*
Mrs. Joseph G. Hodges, Jr.
The Marion O. and Maximilian E.
Hoffman Foundation, Inc.*
Hoffman-LaRoche Inc.
Mrs. Larry D. Horner
David Houser
Marilyn C. Hoyt
Renate Hunter
Marjorie Hyman on behalf of the
Benjamin and Elizabeth
Abrams Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Jericho
Mrs. Craig D. Johnson
Robert S. Johnson
Robert Wood Johnson, Jr.
Charitable Trust
Eugene and Bernice Kane
Kansas City Southern Industries
Judge Bentley Kassal
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Kimball*
Julie and Mike Kirk
Roger C. and Susan F. Kline
Keisuke Koshijima
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kuennen
Dr. David Lasky
Paige Lawrence
Mr. Jerry Lee
Candace Leeds
Mr. Kenneth J. Lehman
Martha Leighton
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leir*
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Lerner
Leventritt Foundation
Marjorie Riche Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. David Lewittes
Robert and Francis Low
Janine Luke
Mrs. Frances Luquer
Mr. Donald McAllister
Mr. and Mrs. Donald McAllister, Jr.
Donald McAllister Family in honor
of Betty M. McAllister
Ms. Liane E. McAllister
Ms. Nancy M. Macaluso
Donald and Maureen MacNeal
Mr. Stanley S. Madeja
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mason
Charles E. Mather III
Mrs. Deryck C. Maughan
Ms. Luiza Meiszner
Mrs. Adrian Melissinos
Ms. Vera Mensher
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mercy, Jr.*
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Montag
Mrs. David J. Morrison
Claudia and Douglas Morse
Henry and Lucy Moses Fund, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Moskovitz
Mrs. Winthrop R. Munyan
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen K. Myers
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Naranjo
Ms. Louise Nathanson
National Endowment for the Arts*
Roy R. and Marie S. Neuberger
Foundation, Inc.
Mrs. Rolf E. Noether
Sylvan and Ann Oestreicher
Foundation
David Oppenheim
The Paskus Foundation
Nathan W. Pearson, Jr.
Tien Pei and Josephine Lee
Pender & Dunleavy
Edmund Pender
The Betty M. & Leone J. Peters
Foundation in honor of
Gail Peters Beitz
The William Petschek Family
Mrs. Stephen Potters
Meridel Prideaux
Mr. and Mrs. Raphael Recanati
David N. Redden
Barbara and Larry Robinson
Francis F. Rosenbaum, Jr.
Eleanor F. Rossbach
Ernest Rubenstein
Jeannette D. Sahlein
Robert A. Saltzstein
Martin Sankey
Sax, Macy, Fromm & Co.
Alice Scoville and Stuyvesant Barry
Mr. and Mrs. Martin E. Segal
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Selonick
Whitney North Seymour, Jr.
Mrs. H. Parker Sharp
Nancy Shear
Maida and Leon Sheinfield
Dr. and Mrs. William Shieber
John A. Silberman
Charles Simon
Simpson Thacher & Bartlett
Sherryvore Foundation
The Skirball Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Smythe
Morton and Estelle Sosland
The Starr Foundation*
J. McLain Stewart
John S. and Amelia Stillman
Kent Stoltzman
Florence, Roger & Leslie Stone
Helen D’Olier Stowell
James and Cheryl Strain
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Straus
John S. Stuart
TW Services, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tanenbaum
Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Taylor
Brooks Thomas*
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Vance
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Vance
Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Wall, Jr.
Mrs. James P. Warburg*
Mr. and Mrs. John Weinberg*
Mrs. Jesse Werner
Mrs. Herbert Whiteman
Mrs. John Williams
Daniel J. Windham
Anne Winslow
The Wolfensohn Family
Foundation*
Tulgey Wood Foundation
Helen Woodbridge
Wyatt & Saltzstein
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Zuriff
Anonymous Gifts in memory of
Beatrice Duggan
* Leadership Gifts
CONTRIBUTORS
Young Audiences Arts for Learning
gratefully acknowledges the
generous support of individuals,
corporations and foundations
across the country.
$100,000 AND OVER
Mary Ann Fribourg
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice R. Greenberg
MetLife Foundation
The Starr Foundation
$50,000 AND OVER
Ford Foundation
$25,000 AND OVER
American Express
American International Group, Inc.
Jody and John Arnhold
Thomas R. Berner
The Dana Foundation
Mrs. William R. Kimball
Jill and Peter Kraus
Sequoia Foundation
Elizabeth W. Smith
Estelle and Morton I. Sosland
Sue Ann Weinberg
$10,000 AND OVER
Leon D. Black
Citigroup
ContiGroup Companies, Inc.
Alyssa and Scott Greenberg
Koret Foundation
Lehman Brothers
Loews Corporation
Sir Deryck and Lady Maughan
McKinsey & Company
Morgan Stanley
Paul, Weiss, Rifkind,
Wharton & Garrison
Nathan W. Pearson, Jr.
Peter G. Peterson
Power Corporation of Canada
Kiono and Brooks Thomas
Tishman Speyer Properties, Inc.
Mrs. James P. Warburg
$5,000 AND OVER
Arts Federation
Alliance Bernstein
Gail and Kenneth Beitz
The Bydale Foundation
John W. Creamer
Firestone Family Foundation
Celine and Charles Fribourg
Effie and Robert Fribourg
Paul J. Fribourg
James Gellert
Richard and Rhoda Goldman
Marjorie A. Hyman
Kekst and Company Incorporated
Daney & Lee Klingenstein
Mrs. Mortimer Levitt
Nadine and Jerrold Newman
Elisabeth de Picciotto
Dina Recanati
Caroline and Jonathan Rosen
Ernest Stempel
Joan H. and Sanford I. Weill
Wolfensohn Family Foundation
$1,000 AND OVER
Mr. and Mrs. M. Bernard Aidinoff
Bank of the West
Elizabeth and David Bein
Tina and Jeffrey Bolton
Minette and Charles Cooper
Bal G. Das
Victor Elmaleh
Judith and Alan Fishman
Dale Miller Frehse
Barry Friedberg
Holly and Jeffrey Gibb
Global Impact
Golden Family Foundation
Myrna and Steve Greenberg
Marilyn W. Grounds
Jean Hodges
Renata A. and Allan B. Hunter
Mr. and Mrs. John Klingenstein
John and Janet Kornreich
Geraldine Kory and J. Lew Schepps
CLC Kramer
Carol H. and Robert D. Krinsky
Joann and Todd Lang
The Lauder Foundation
Evelyn Lauder Fund
M. J. Lebworth
Arthur Loeb Foundation
The Liman Foundation
Ms. Janine Luke
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Matthews
Doris and Gilbert Meister
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mercy, Jr.
Frederick J. Morsches
Adele R. Moskovitz
National Guild of Community
Schools for the Arts
David O. Nordby
Pilar and Stephen Robert
Jan Robertson
Barbara S. Robinson
Frances and Paul Rubacha
Ginger Sager
Martin Sankey
SankeyLogan Foundation
Deborah F. Scott
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Company
Joe and Jaye Semrod
Betty and Bernard Steinweg
Cheryl Strain
Billie Tisch
Guy and Liz Townsend
V. Von Walstrom
Nola Lancaster Whiteman
Worden Fund
$500 AND OVER
Robert and Valerie Adelman
Eva and Tobias Bermant
Patricia and John Carey
Anna Crouse
Michael and Mary Gellert
Hubert and Mireille Goldschmidt
David Houser
Samuel L. Jacob
Just Give.org
Meg and Jamie McLane
Richard and Mary Radcliffe
Alex and John Read
Mordecai Rochlin
Hubbard Rollinson
Felice T. Ross
Dhuanne S. Tansill
David Willkie
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra K. Zilkha
CORPORATE AND FOUNDATION
CONTRIBUTORS TO
YOUNG AUDIENCES AFFILIATES
We would like to thank the
following foundations,
corporations, state and local
agencies for their support.
Abilene Cultural Affairs Council
Cultural Initiative
Abilene Rotary Club
The Abington Foundation
Adams & Reese
Aetna Foundation, Inc.
AIT Laboratories
Stanford and Joan Alexander
Foundation
All Stars Helping Kids
Alston & Bird LLP
The Althans Foundation
Altman Foundation
Ameren UE
America Cares
American Airlines
American Century Foundation
American Century Investments
Ames Amzalak Memorial Trust
Andrews Kurth LLP
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Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc.
Apache Corp
Apex Technologies
Aprendiendo por Vida GEARUP
Apsler Fund of the Oregon
Community Foundation
Arizona Collector’s Guide
Arizona Commission on the Arts
Arizona Theatre Company
Arts Council of Indianapolis
Arts Council of Metropolitan
Kansas City
Arts and Education Council
Associated Charities of Nogales
AT&T
Ausplund Tooze Family Foundation
The Autzen Foundation
AVG Technologies
Bailey, Carr & Co.
Bain & Company
Cameron Baird Foundation
The William G. Baker, Jr.
Memorial Fund
Baker Hostetler, LLP
Balloun Family Foundation
Baltimore County Commission on
Arts and Sciences
Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon and
the Baltimore Office of
Promotion and The Arts through
the Creative Baltimore Fund
Bank Midwest, N.A.
Bank of America
Bank of Tucson
BankAtlantic
Barneys New York
BB&T of Virginia, Hampton Roads
Pat Beck Dodge Chrysler Jeep
Beecher Carlson
Insurance Agency, LLC
Benesch Friedlander Coplan
Aronoff LLP
Richard Bennett Trust
Berkowitz & Cook
Gertrude and William A. Bernoudy
Foundation
Biltmore Hotel
BKD, LLP
BlackRock
The Jacob & Hilda Blaustein
Foundation
Blue Heron Foundation
Boly:Welch Recruiting
Bonfils-Staton Foundation
Booth Ferris Foundation
The Boston Foundation
The Jack and Annis Bowen
Foundation
The Joyce and William Brantman
Foundation
Breakthrough Miami (Ransom
Everglades)
The Brown Foundation
The Dana Brown Charitable Trust
S. M. and Laura H. Brown
Charitable Trust
Eddie C. and C. Sylvia Brown Family
Foundation of BCF
Brown McCarroll L.L.P.
The Bruening Foundation
Buffalo Teacher Resource Center
Louise & Arde Bulova Fund, Inc.
Burrus Paul & Turnbull, CPAs
Business Consortium for Arts
The C. Louis and Mary Cabe
Foundation
The Horace C. Cabe Foundation
California Arts Council
N. T. Callaway Real Estate, L.L.C.
Cameron Foundation
Campbell Foundation
The Molly Lee Campbell Foundation
Camps for Kids
Canandaigua National Bank & Trust
Cardinals Care – St. Louis Cardinals
Cargill Cares
Cargill Meat Solutions
Carnegie Corporation of New York
Casey Charitable Foundation
Casey Communications, Inc.
Casey Family Services
The Castellano Family Foundation
Cathedral Women Christ
Church Cathedral
Catholic Charities of the
Archdiocese of Miami
Catholic Foundation
CenterPoint Energy
Centro Mater Child Health Services
Ceres Foundation
Cessna Aircraft Company
The Charitable Foundation, Inc.
Charlotte County Country Day
School
Chase Bank
Chesapeake Fine Arts Commission
Children’s Foundation of
Erie County
Children International
The Children’s Trust
Citi Cards
Citizens Financial Group
Citizens Gas & Coke Utility
City of Atlanta Office of
Cultural Affairs
City of Dallas Office of
Cultural Affairs
City of Kansas City
City of Miami
City of Miami Beach, Cultural
Affairs Program, Cultural Arts
Council
City of Nogales
City of San Diego
Commission for Arts & Culture
City of Wichita
Civic Entrepreneurs Organization
The Cleveland Foundation
Cleveland State University
Allen Whitehill Clowes
Charitable Foundation, Inc.
The Coca-Cola Company
The George W. Codrington
Foundation
Russell Colgate Fund
Colorado Council on the Arts
Columbia Patuxent Rotary Club
Collectron International
Management, Inc.
The Collins Foundation
Commerce Bank
Communities Foundation of Texas
Communities in Schools
Community Foundation
for Greater Buffalo
Community Foundation of Abilene
Community Foundation of
Greater Lorain County
Community Foundation of the
Eastern Shore
Community Service Association of
San Diego Unified School District
Computer Task Group, Inc.
The Edward T. Cone Foundation
The Coneway Family Foundation
Continuum Dynamics, Inc.
Cooper Realty, Inc.
Adolph Coors Foundation
Corbin Bronze, LTD
Corrigan Properties, Inc.
Country Fair White Elephant
Countrywide
County of San Diego, Community
Enhancement Program
The David M. Crowley Foundation
The Cullen Trust for Performing Arts
Cumberland Empowerment Zone –
21st Century Grant
The Curry Family Foundation
Cuyahoga Arts and Culture
CVS Community Foundation
D.A.M. Industries
Dallas County Juvenile Department
Dana Foundation
Darden Restaurants Foundation
DCA Family Foundation
Deaconess Community Foundation
Christel DeHaan Family Foundation
Delta Dental of Kansas
Denver Foundation
Denver Newspaper Agency
DeVora Family Fund
DeVora Foundation
Dillard University
Docking Financial Group
d.o.c.s. gallery
The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation
Dominion Foundation
Dorn Homes
Downtown Optimist Foundation
The Dresher Foundation
Drinker Biddle and Reath, LLP
Rona & Erwin Drucker
Charitable Trust
DST Systems, Inc.
East Texas Communities Foundation
Easter Seals South Florida
Harry Edison Foundation
EDS Foundation
E.H.A. Foundation, Inc.
EKS&H
Embrey Family Foundation
EMC Insurance Companies
Emerson
Employees Community Fund of
Boeing St. Louis
Emprise Bank
Christian A. Johnson
Endeavor Foundation
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
Foundation
The Episcopal Church of
St. Thomas The Apostle
Erie County Cultural Resources
Advisory Board
Ernst & Young LLP
Esplendor Resort & Country Club
Essman Family Foundation
Equity Concepts, LLC
Gordon W. Evans Charitable Trust
ExxonMobil Corporation
Exxon Mobil Foundation
Mary McKinney Ezell and
Flay Ezell Fund of the
Wentworth Foundation
Fahey Construction Company
The William Stamps Farish Fund
The Feinbloom Supporting
Foundation
Ferber Family Foundation
Jennifer Ferchill Foundation
Ferguson Enterprises, Inc.
Fidelity Foundation
Fifth Third Foundation
Fine Arts Foundation
Fischer-Bauer-Knirps Foundation
The Ray C. Fish Foundation
Ford Foundation
Forest City Enterprises
Foundation, Inc.
Sheila Fortune Foundation
Foundation for Roanoke Valley
Foundation for Southeast Texas
Harry K. and Emma R.
Fox Foundation
Foxworth-Galbraith
Lumber Company
Francis Family Foundation
Friends of the Library
Fulton County Arts Council
G & G Educational Fund
Edward Chase Garvey Foundation
Gastroenterology Associates, LLP
Clifford Willard Gaylord Foundation
Theodore Gebler Trust Fund
Robert D. Geddes & Cameron G. R.
Geddes Family Fund of the
Oregon Community Foundation
General Electric
Georgia Council for the Arts
Georgia Power Company
Giant Eagle
The Helen G. Gifford Foundation
The GIFT Fund
Giumarra Companies
The Gladding Foundation
Jerome S. Glazer Foundation
The Goizueta Foundation
Goldberg Companies
The Goldsmith Family Foundation
E. Rueben and Gladys
Flora Grant Charitable Trust
E. J. Grassman Trust
Michael Graves Design Group
Greater Baltimore Cultural Alliance
Greater Miami Convention &
Visitors Bureau
Greater New Orleans After School
Partnership
Greater Saint Louis Community
Foundation
Greathouse Foundation
Gregory & Appel Insurance
W. C. Griffith Foundation Trust
The George Gund Foundation
H & R Block
H & R Block Foundation
The Walter and Elise Haas Fund
The Josephine Hammon
Foundation
Hampton Arts Commission
The Hankins Foundation
Harbor Front Kiwanis Club
The Harkness Foundation for
Dance
The William E. and Natoma Pyle
Harvey Charitable Trust
The Davenport Hatch Foundation
Ed and Mary Heath Foundation
The William Randolph Hearst
Foundation
Hedinger Family Foundation
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The F. R. Hensel Fund for Fine Arts,
Music & Education, a fund of The
Indianapolis Foundation
The Albert and Ethel Herzstein
Charitable Foundation
The William and Flora Hewlett
Foundation
Ray Hickey Foundation
The William J. Hill Land and Cattle
Company
Henry Lea Hillman, Jr. Foundation
Nick Hilton Studio
Hinkle Elkouri Law Firm, LLC
Hix Green Foundation
Hoffberger Foundation
Holder Construction Company
Hook Drug Foundation, Inc.
The Hooper Family Foundation
Hoover Family Foundation
Houston Arts Alliance
Houston Endowment
Houston Oil Producing
Enterprises, Inc.
Hot Topic Foundation
M. R. & Evelyn Hudson Foundation
Human Fund
The Humana Foundation
The Humphreys Foundation
Hunt Alternatives Fund
Roy A. Hunt Foundation
Emily S. and Coleman Hunter Trust
Hurwitz Mintz
Hyman Brand Hebrew Academy
IBM
ILF Properties, LLC
IMA Financial Group, Inc.
Incarnate Word Foundation
Indiana Arts Commission
The Indiana Youth Institute
The Indianapolis Star Season for
Sharing/Lend-A-Hand Fund
INTRUST Bank, N.A.
Investors Savings Bank Charitable
Foundation
The Jackson Foundation
JANUS Foundation
Martha Holden Jennings
Foundation
Jeong Lizardi, P.C.
Johnson & Johnson
J. S. Johnson, Sr. Charitable Trusts
Johnson Family Foundation
Robert Wood Johnson 1962
Charitable Trust
Johnson String Instrument Inc.
Jones Day
Dodge Jones Foundation
JPMorgan Chase Bank
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
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Arthur Jordan Foundation
Junior League of Abilene
Junior League of Atlanta, Inc.
Junior League of Indianapolis
Trust Fund
Junior League of Tyler
K & L Gates
The Kahn Family Trust
Kaiser Permanente Medical Group
Kansas Arts Commission
Kansas City Power & Light
Kansas Health Foundation
Kappa Kappa Inc., Crooked Creek,
Epsilon Sigma Chapter
Karma Foundation
Muriel McBrien Kauffman
Foundation
Keithley Foundation
William T. Kemper Foundation
Key Foundation
The Kimball Foundation
Kinder Morgan Foundation
Carl B. & Florence E. King
Foundation
King & Spalding LLP
Kirk Foundation
The Chester Kitchings Foundations
Kiwanis Foundation of
Indianapolis, Inc.
Koch Industries, Inc.
Knowledge Works
KPMG LLP
The Abraham and Ruth Krieger
Family Foundation
The Leonard Krieger Fund of The
Cleveland Foundation
The Jeannette & H. Peter Kriendler
Charitable Trust
Kulas Foundation
KWMU 90.7
Minnie B. & Bernard Lane
Foundation
Larus Corporation – Garden View
Care Center
Las Patronas
Lathrop & Gage
Layne Christensen Co.
The Reuben & Jane Leibowitz
Foundation, Inc.
The John J. Leidy Foundation
Dorothea M. Lensch Fund of
The Oregon Community
Foundation
Leupold & Stevens Foundation
The Lillan Kaiser Lewis Foundation
Lilly Endowment Inc.
Eli Lilly and Company Foundation
Ruth Lilly Philanthropic Foundation
The Linkery
Litowitz Foundation
R. A. Long Foundation
Louis & Company
Louisiana Association of Nonprofit
Organizations
The Ludcke Foundation
Lumina Foundation for Education
The Lyons Foundations
The M & T Charitable Foundation
James A. Macdonald Foundation
Lois and Philip Macht Family
Foundation
The Macht Philanthropic Fund
Macy’s Foundation
The Sallie Mae Fund of The
Community Foundation for the
National Capital Region
Magyar Bank
Miami-Dade County Department of
Cultural Affairs and the Cultural
Affairs Council
Miami-Date County Mayor and
Board of County Commissioners
The Malkin Fund, Inc.
Marks
Marks Foundation Advisor
Charitable Gift Fund
Nancy Perry Marriott Foundation
Martin Pringle Oliver Wallace &
Bauer LLP
Maryland State Arts Council
Massachusetts Hospital School
Master Craftsmen Foundation
Mathematica Policy Research, Inc.
The Pierre and Tana Matisse
Foundation
M/C/C
McCormack Baron Salazar, Inc.
The Eugene McDermott Foundation
Ronald McDonald House
Charities, Inc.
Ronald McDonald House Charities
of WNY, Inc.
The Florence and William K. McGee
Family Foundation
The John P. McGovern Foundation
McLeod Group
McMaster-Carr Supply Company
The Robert and Janice McNair
Foundation
The Meadows Foundation
MediMedia Education Group
MediaMedia Managed Care
The Harold and Marilyn Melcher
Foundation
Mentor Graphics Foundation
Mercer Oak Realty
Merck Partnership for Giving
Merrill Lynch
Merrill Lynch Foundation
MetLife Foundation
Metzler Bros. Insurance
Fred Meyer Fund of the Kroger Co.
Foundation
The Joseph Meyerhoff Fund, Inc.
Miami Children’s Museum
Microsoft Corporation
Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation –
PPAT Program
Middleton Foundation
Miele
Miller Theater Advisory Board
Millstone Foundation
Missouri Arts Council
E. S. Moore Family Foundation
Morgan Family Foundation
Morris Laing Evans Brock &
Kennedy Chtd
The Morse Family Foundation, Inc.
Mpress
John P. Murphy Foundation
Henry Nias Foundation
National Center for Children’s
Illustrated Literature
National City
National City Bank of Indiana
National Endowment for the Arts
Nehemias Gorin Foundation
NEU-ION Inc.
New Alliance Foundation
New Jersey After 3, Inc.
New Jersey State Council
on the Arts
New Orleans Jazz and Heritage
Foundation
New Visions for Public Schools
New York State Council on the Arts
Newman Family Foundation
Newport News Arts Commission
Miller Nichols Charitable
Foundation
Noble Energy, Inc.
Noblesville Community Fund,
a fund of Legacy Fund
Community Foundation
and Legacy Fund
Nogales Unified School District #1
Nokia Inc.
The Nord Family Foundation
Nordson Corporate Foundation
Nordstrom
Norfolk Commission on the Arts &
Humanities
Norfolk Foundation
Norfolk Southern Corporation
The Northeasterners
Northrop Grumman Newport News
Nichols H. Noyes, Jr. Memorial
Foundation, Inc.
NY Assembly David Koon
NYS Alliance for Arts Education
OCF Joseph E. Weston Public
Foundation
O’Donnell Foundation
Ohio Arts Council
The John R. Oishei Foundation
Old Newsboy Day – Suburban
Journals
Agnes Cluthe Oliver Foundation
The Immanuel and Helen B. Olshan
Foundation
103WRNR/Grasonville
Broadcasting, LLC
Oppenheimer Funds
Oppenstein Brothers Foundation
Order Production
Oregon Arts Commission
The Oregon Community Foundation
Oregon Cultural Trust
Oregon Screen Impressions, Inc.
The Bernard Osher Foundation
Outerbridge/Morgan Architects,
LLC
Pacific Power Foundation
Parker & Lynch
Parker, Remson and Sullivan
Partners for Arts Education
Technical Assistance Program
The Patrick-Murray Inauguration
Committee, Inc.
Pavey Foundation
Peace Education Foundation
The Maurice Pechet Foundation
The Penrod Society
PeyBack Foundation
The Pfizer Corporation
PGE Foundation
Plum Creek Foundation
PNC Foundation
William J. & Lia G. Poorvu
Foundation
Portsmouth General Hospital
Foundation
Portsmouth Museum and Fine Arts
Commission
Posnick Family Foundation
Post Properties, Inc.
Pott Foundation
The Powell Foundation
T. Rowe Price Associates
Foundation
Primus Venture Partners
Princeton Area Community
Foundation
Princeton Forrestal Center
Project ACCE
Pruden Foundation
Prudential Foundation
Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable
Trust
Qualcomm Inc.
Rago Arts and Auction Center
Judith Stern Randal Foundation
Ronald and Deborah Ratner
Philanthropic Fund
RBC Centura Bank
RBC Dain Rauscher
Reading One Foundation
Regional Arts & Culture Council
The Regional Arts Commission
Rees-Jones Foundation
The Reinberger Foundation
The Sarah C. and Norman T.
Reynolds Fund
Russell Reynolds Associates, Inc.
The Ridgefield Foundation
Rio Rico Rotary Club
River Oaks Baptist School
Roanoke County of Arts
Commission
The Summerfield G. Roberts
Foundation
Rose Community Foundation
The Frederick P. & Sandra Rose
Foundation
The Henry and Ruth Blaustein
Rosenberg Foundation
Michael L. Rosenberg Foundation
Rosenbloom Foundation
Warren & Sheryl Rosenfeld Fund
of the Oregon Jewish Community
Foundation
Rhoda Ross and Joseph Solomon
Fund of the New Hampshire
Charitable Foundation
Rotary Foundation of Indianapolis
The Rouse Company Foundation
I/A Rowland Family Foundation
Rubin Brown
Jack Rudin Foundation
The Runnymede Corporation
Sabre Holdings
Safeco Insurance Company
Safeco Insurance Foundation
Sage Rutty & Co.
Salisbury Wicomico Arts Council
Salud por Vida
The San Francisco Foundation
Santa Cruz County Board of
Supervisors
Santa Cruz Community Foundation
Santa Cruz County School
Superintendent
Santa Cruz/Nogales United Way
SAP
Save the Children Foundation
Schmidt Associates Inc.
Harold & Arlene Schnitzer CARE
Foundation
Wilhelm Schole International
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 Scientific and Cultural Facilities
District of Adams, Arapahoe,
Denver, Douglas and Jefferson
Counties
The Scurlock Foundation
Seay Foundation
Sempra Energy
Sentara Healthcare
Shelton Family Foundation
Shepard Broad Foundation
Shipman & Goodwin
The Harold Simmons Foundation
Simon Property Group
Sisters of Charity Foundation
Awtry Skiles Trust
Smith Barney
Dr. Bob & Jean Smith Foundation
Darwin Smith Foundation
George G. & Elizabeth G. Smith
Foundation
Kelvin and Eleanor Smith
Foundation
Social Venture Partnership
(Regional Business Group)
SofTrek Corporation
The Gordon D. Sondland &
Katherine J. Durant Foundation
Soros Fund Charitable Foundation
Sosland Foundation
South Florida After-School
All-Stars
Southeast Texas Arts Council
Southside Bank
Spa Phoenix, LLC
Spinergy
Spirit AeroSystems, Inc.
Seth Sprague Educational and
Charitable Foundation
The Starr Foundation
State of Florida Division of
Cultural Affairs
The Betty J. Stebman Fund
Steffens 21st Century Foundation II
Richard J. Stern Foundation
for the Arts
Stinson Morrison Hecker
St. Louis Unitarian Foundation for
Children
St. Paul Travelers
The Stocker Foundation
Peter W. Stott Foundation
The Aaron and Lillie Straus
Foundation
Suffolk Fine Arts Commission
SunTrust Bank Atlanta Foundation
Swedish Match North
American, Inc.
The Swigert Foundation
Sylvan/Laureate Foundation
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TACA
Target - Dallas
Target Stores
Herbert A. Templeton Foundation
Texas Commission on the Arts
Texas Instruments
Texas Women for the Arts
Thurman Foundation for Children
Testamentary Trust
Thompson and Knight LLP
Timbuk2 Designs, Inc.
Bess Spiva Timmons Foundation
Town Hall of Denver
TowneBank
Townsend Communications
Trapp and Company
TricorBraun
The Trio Foundation of St. Louis
Triple i
TROY Community Academy
Tubac Homes
Rose E. Tucker Charitable Trust
Tucson Electric Power
The Alison Rose Tunis Fund of BCF
Turner Broadcasting System, Inc.
UBS
UBS Financial Services, Inc.
UMB Bank
Unigroup, Inc.
Union Pacific Foundation
UniSource Energy Services
United Way of New York City
United Way Special Distribution
Account
The USAA Foundation
USA Funds
USA Payroll
U.S. Bancorp Foundation
U S Bank Private Client Group
U.S. Department of Education
Mark Vann Foundation
Vector Communications
Velmex, Inc.
Venoco, Inc.
Verizon Foundation
Verizon Wireless
Viernes Culturales/Cultural
Fridays, Inc.
Vinson & Elkins L. L. P.
Virginia Arts Festival
Virginia Beach, City of
Virginia Beach Foundation
Virginia Commission for the Arts
Vizcaya Museum & Gardens Trust
Woodruff Arts Center
VSA arts
Wachovia Bank
Kenneth J. Wagnon Foundation
Wall, Einhorn and Chernitzer, P.C.
Wallace Foundation
Dwayne L. and Velma Lunt Wallace
Charitable Foundation
The Wallis Foundation
Wal-Mart Foundation
E. C. Wareheim Foundation
Washington Mutual
F. Roscoe & Vila B. Webber
Charitable Trust
The Diana and Conrad Weil, Jr.
Family Foundation
Wells Fargo
Wells Fargo Bank
Western New York Delegation
to the State Assembly
Wheeler International
The Whitaker Foundation
Thomas H. White Foundation, a
KeyBank Trust
Wichita Business Journal
K. T. Wiedemann Foundation, Inc.
Wild Oats Markets
Williamsburg Area Arts
Commission
The Fred & Floy Willmott
Foundation
The Elaine P. & Richard U. Wilson
Foundation
Susan A. & Paul C. Wolman, Jr.
Fund
Women of St. Mark’s
Woods Oviatt Gilman LLP
Woodward Family Foundation
Workfit Medical Group
The Wortham Foundation
Henry E. Wurst Family Foundation
The Wyss Foundation
York Children’s Foundation
York County Arts Commission
George & Fay Young Foundation
Juan Young Trust
Young Men’s Business League
Young President’s Organization
Xcel Energy Foundation
Xerox Foundation
XL Foundation
Zellerbach Family Foundation
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INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTORS
TO YOUNG AUDIENCES
AFFILIATES
Mr. Joe Abruzzese
Dr. Tamer Acikalin
Jennifer Adams
Cynthia Addams
Dan Afrasiabi and Tamara Amey
Bill Albers
Ms. Kathleen Alexander
Marc Alexander
Douglas Aldrige
Joan T. Allen
Mrs. Rose Allgood
Herb and Ann Alperin
Mr. Robert Amory III
Ms. Anna Anderson and
Mr. Chris Shank
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Anderson
Mr. Joseph Anderson
Mrs. Mary Ellen Anderson
Robert Andrews
Bob and Pat Anker
Ms. Giselle Antoni
Ms. Jodye Anzalotta
Mrs. Kay Hancock Apfel
Kate and Dan Appel
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Aresty
Steven and Sheila Aresty
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arms
Jody and John Arnold
Joan and Robert Arnow
Mr. Peter A. Aron
Ms. Monica Arora and
Rep. Raj Goyle
Stephen Asch
Mrs. Diana Ashley
Ms. Louise Kjellstrom Asker
Pamela and James Awad
Ellen C. Bachman
Bret Bailey
Jim and Julia Balloun
Betty Balmer
Alyse Bandel
Joe and Lisa Bankoff
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Barnard
Mrs. John Barnard
Ms. Gail Barnes
Mr. and Mrs. Don Barry
Peter Bartholow
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Baum
Jane Baum
Mr. and Mrs. Morty Bearman
Carolyn Beimdiek
Karen R. Bellantoni
Desma and Matt Belsaas
Barry and Carol Belt
Ms. Vanessa Benfield
Jennifer and Edward Benjamin
Mr. Richard Bennett
Ms. Karen Kayser Benson
Barry Berger
Mr. and Mrs. Eliot Berkley
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Berkowitz
Rhoda Bernard and David Schrag
Mr. and Mrs. John Bickel
Terri and Scott Bieber
Mario and Anne Bisio
Ms. Donna Bissonnette and
Mr. Timothy Curt
Dr. and Mrs. Barry Bloom
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Blum
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Bragalone
Ms. Violet Breneiser
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Boatner
Dr. and Mrs. Michael Bohan
Dr. Cheryl Cauthen Bond
Celeste Bottorff
Dr. David Boudreaux
Charlotte and Michael Brachlow
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brafford
David Brenner
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Briggs
Ms. Barbara Broad
Mrs. Mary Dame Broad
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Broadie
Bebe and Douglas D. Broadwater
Mrs. Ashley Brooks
Mr. Christopher A. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Josh Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Mason Brown
Mr. Harlan Brownlee
David and Karen Brunke
Mrs. Ramona Bryan
Sharon and Chip Bryan
Mr. and Mrs. Al Buch
William and Candice Buckner
Mrs. Eugene Buder
Margaret and Jim Buescher
Ms. Joyce Buford
Robert Buford
Ron Burke and Jillian Cain
Ms. Jean Ann Butler
Jerry and Anna Cablik
Stewart Cades
Edward and Jane Caffrey
Roy and Mary Cage YA of Indiana
Endowment Fund of Legacy
Fund Community Foundation
Morton D. Cahn
Ann and Hugh Calkins
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Callen
Mrs. Kay Callison
Laurence Capo and James Olson
Mr. and Mrs. Don Carlin
M. T. Carney
Ms. Jennifer Carr
Barbara and Matt Carswell
Marshall and Susan Carter
Ms. Rosalind C. Carter
Mrs. Estelle Carver
John and Betsy Carver
Lyman and Carol Casey
Mary Kay and Bob Casey
Cheryl L. Cebula
Leonard and Elizabeth Cebula
Mrs. Alfred Chandler
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cillo
Mary Clark
Mr. Robert Clarke
Digby Clements
Mr. Michael Cline
Robert Cohen
Ms. Andrea Colby
Ms. Gloria Colgan
Maribeth Collins
Elizabeth F. Connelly
Chip and Darlene Conrad
Ms. Cynthia Cooke
Ken Cooley and Chri Hick
Mrs. Bettie Minette Cooper
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cooper
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Corbellini
Peter and Ada Lee Correll
Ms. Catherine A. Corrigan
Mr. and Mrs. John Corrigan
Mr. and Mrs. Leo F. Corrigan
Frank Corso
Sarah Crabbe
Florence Craft
Mrs. Charmaigne Cross
Todd Crump
James and Jacki Curleigh
Elizabeth Curtis
Amy and Ethan D’Ablemont-Burnes
Roger and Betsy Dailey
Dr. and Mrs. Shaker Dakhil
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Daniel
Natalie Dauphin
Dr. Albert Davidian
Mrs. Elaine Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner Davis
Dr. Michael E. Davis
Anthony Decello and Rebecca Zuti
Stanley and Stephanie DeKemper
Ernest and Thelma Del Monte
Ms. Nancy Del Regno
Barbara Delafield
Washington Dender
Keith Devine
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. DeVore
Mr. and Mrs. William DeVore
Deborah Diak
David M. Diener
Mr. and Mrs. David Dike
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dingman
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 Marsha Dobrzynski and Roger
Breedlove
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Docking
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Docking
John and Marcia Donnell
T. J. and Isabella Dorr
Robert Draizen
Dr. Martin Drell
Miles Dumont and Llewellyn Ross
Mrs. Vicki Durfee
Chigurupati Durga and C. V.
Ramana
Barbara and Claude Duthuit
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Eagan
Mr. and Mrs. Don B. Earnhart
Ms. Tami Earnhart
Mr. William Eberhart III
Mr. and Mrs. Leldon E. Echols
David L. Edelstein
Mr. D. M. Edwards
Donald Ehman and Linda Kinsey
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Einhorn
Dr. Louise Einolf
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Eitzen
Mary K. Eliot
Pam and Matthew Ellis
Jeff and Kelley Ellman
Randy Elms
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Emanuelson
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ted Enloe
Betsy Enslin
Mr. and Mrs. Rich Enthoven
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Erdman
Michael Erickson
Joe and Marcia Erne
Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Esquivel
Mr. and Mrs. David Eustis
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Evans
Mr. Adonis Expose
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Factor
Dr. and Mrs. Sanford Fagadau
Art and Mary Ann Falco
Mrs. Anne Farnham
Laura and Mark Farrell
John and Suzanne Faulk
Danah Fayman
Mr. and Mrs. John Fazil
Matthew Felton
Miguel and Elizabeth Fernandez
Sylvia Ferrer-McGrade
Liz Fillo and Chris Councill
Gene Fina
Ms. Karen Fine
Barry Fishbach
Jeffrey Fishman
Bruce J. Fixelle
Jean Fleischhacker
Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Flores, III
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Floyd
Ms. Kate Flume
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Ms. Cindy Ford
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Ford
Marilyn Ford
Mrs. Richard Ford
Richard E. Ford
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Forman
Dave and Binney Fouts
John Fowler and Brooke McMurray
Mrs. Linda Frame
Wendy Frank
Jeff and Alleen Fraser
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fratantuono
Jennifer and Todd Frazier
Rachel and O. H. Frazier
Ms. Laura Freeland
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frehse
Ms. Mary Ann Fribourg
Mitchell Friedel
Olivia Froebe
Mr. William Fuller
Claudia and Dave Fulton
John Furth
Kevin Futterman
Robert Futterman
Robert K. Futterman
Ms. Zelda Gale
Dr. and Mrs. Clifford Gall
Bob and Susan Gallagher
Mrs. Cindy Galumbeck
Dick and Anne Game
Sean Gannon
Robert and Gail Garon
James and Mary Gatsch
Dr. and Mrs. Arnold Gelfand
Susan and Warren Gellman
Ms. Sandra Gennrich
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Gentry
Brad Gerla
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Giampietro
Howard Gilbert
Lydia J. Gilmore
John and Margaret Giltinan
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ginn
Mr. Edward Gitlin
Craig Givens and Ann Betterton
W. John Glancy
Eugene and Marilyn Glick Family
Foundation
Judith Goldberg
Barry and Mitzie Goldman
Richard and Cheryl Goldman
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Goodpasture
Mr. and Mrs. Randall Gordon
Ms. Patti Gorham and Mr. Jeff
Kennedy
Mr. Brooks Gornto
Sallie E. and John D. Gould, Jr.
Family Fund, a fund of The
Indianapolis Foundation
Ms. Pam Gradinger
Dr. and Mrs. Bill Graves
Mr. Stephen D. Gray
Bob and Belva Greenage
Ms. Kim Greenberg
Timothy and Era Griffin
Larry and Denise Grimes
Linda S. and Barrett Z. Gross
Marilyn and Peter Grounds
Ms. Rhonda Grubbs and Newt
Cunningham
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gutman
Luisa Hagemeier
Michael Hagerman
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hale
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hallam
Mr. and Mrs. David Halpern
Mrs. Phyllis Halpern
Don and Mary Jane Hamaker
Fred Hamerman
Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Hanley
Richard and Carol Hanson
Gene and Janet Haring
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Harper
Mr. Kevin Harris
The Honorable Mr. and Mrs. Merrill
Hartman
Andrea Hazen
Maureen Heffernan and Betsy
Stewart
Mrs. Randee Hefflefinger
Tim and Ellen Heilig
Robert Helmer
Mr. and Mrs. Barnett Helzberg
Ann and Gerald Hendershot
Allison Henderson
Mary Henderson
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton P. Henry
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hensley
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Herbert
Mr. and Mrs. David Herbruck
Peter Herbruck and Pam Mascio
Sudee and J. Clayton Hering
Maria Herman
Ms. Marcarena Hernandez
Shellie and Chris Hexter
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Hibbs, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hickok
Mrs. Kit Hildick-Smith
Marilyn Hilhelm
William J. Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hirschbiel
Ms. Karen Hirschman
Mr. and Mrs. James Hixon
Mrs. Jean Hodges
Ms. Carrie Hoffman
Mrs. Marguerite Hoffman
Dan and Susan Hogan
Meredith Holbrook
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Holce
Todd and Densie Halford Holder
Tony Hopson
Ms. Joan Horan
Michael and Jane Horvitz
David Houser
Howard and Sherri Houston
Pamela and Bob Howard
Larry and Pat Howk
Jason and Kate Huang
Terry Huffington
Mrs. Melba Hughes
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hughly
Lee and Beverlee Human
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Humphrey
Mrs. Joy Hunt
Ambassador Swanee Hunt and Dr.
Charles Ansbacher
Walter Hunt
Julie Hutchings
Ms. Debra Huwar
Ms. Leigh Ingleby
Dee Ann and Malcolm Ivey
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Jacobi
Josephine and Richard Jackson
Dr. Kenneth James
Eugene Jericho
Mr. James Jiral
Mrs. Sandra Johnigan and
Don Ellwood
Mrs. Betty Johnson
Chris and Ann Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Johnson
Sally Walsh Johnson
Christian and Annette Joly
Ms. Sally Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Jordan
Ms. Alva Joyner
Dr. Marvin Kaiser
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kalberer
Timothy A. Kalberg
Ms. Nancy Kalishman
Robin and Alan Kanner
Julie Kantrowitz
Mrs. Mimi Kapiloff
Ira and June Kapp
Chris Karl
Dr. and Mrs. Gary Karlin
Nancy Kass and Sean Tunis
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Katz
Ms. Rosalyn A. Katz
Walter Kauzmann
Kevin Kayser
Mrs. Gerda Kelly
Michael Kelly
Ms. Susan Kempf
Tatum Kendrick
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Kennedy
Karen Kennedy
Carolyn Kenny
Ann and Hugh Kent
Patti and John Keplinger
Benjamin Kerman and Sarah Baird
Stephen and Denise Kestner
Elizabeth and Albert Kidd
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Kidder
Joanne Kim and Jim Nash
Mrs. William Kimball
Donald and Susan Kitchen
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kline
Robert M. Klutho
David and Sylvia Kogan
Mrs. Josephine Kohn
Ms. Karen Kolber
Ms. Ann Koppel
Howard Kra
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Krakaur
Cooper Kramer
Hal and Valarie Kravitz
Hillary and Glenn Krevlin
Joy B. Krieger
Jonathan Kriger
Adrian and Margaret Krudy
Thomas Alexander Kulik, Esq.
Dr. and Mrs. Fred Kushner
Mr. Michael Laddin
Dr. and Mrs. Ned Lamkin
Mr. R. Kirk Landon
Mrs. Rosalyn Landres
Sheryl Langerman
Don and Cynthia Lara
Ms. Amy Larson
David and Donna Lascell
Ms. Margaret Latshaw
George Latus
Cindy Laurila
Etienne LeGrand and Harold Logan
Mr. and Mrs. John Lemak
Erica and Zach Lemann
Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Leone
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lese
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Leslie
Mr. and Mrs. John I. Levy
Karen and George Levy
Mr. Scott Levy
Paige and Elizabeth L’Hommedieu
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Lilly, II
Marc Lintner and Gary Maffei
Jan and Eli Lipcon
Lynne and Jesse Lipcon
Edward and Lisa Lipski
Ms. Elizabeth Liser
Sherry and Steve Litwack
Michelle Liun
Ms. Jo LoCicero
Mary Kay Lofgren
Ms. Anne Jordan Logan
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Long
Mrs. Lyla Longman
Ms. Ruth Lord
Katy Loria
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lucchesi
Janna Luce
Lisa Ludovici
Frank and Crickett Luellen
Greg Lukeman
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Luterman
Andrea Lyndes
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Lynn
Mr. Robert Lyons
Mr. and Mrs. William Lyons
Kerrie MacPherson
Brenda and Ralph MacRoberts
John Maggio
David Magilke and Butch Williams
Mr. Frank Majore and Ms. Beverly
Weinstein
Mr. Thomas Malone
Mrs. Anita Maltbia
Frank and Julie Mann
William Mann
Ms. Dorette Manry
Jackie Mansfield
Peter and Ellen Maranca
Mrs. Ann Maritz
Cynthia Maritz
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Markworth
Chris and Marie Marquardt
Jay Marshall
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Martin
Quinton and Tina Martin
Frances and Peter Marzio
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mason
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Matheney
Mrs. Elaine Mathes
Lisa and David Matlin
Lady Maughan
Ms. Susan Blackwell May
Charles and Cammie Mayer
Kari McAvoy
Mr. and Mrs. Rick McCall
Mr. and Mrs. Rick McCants
Phoebe and Stephen J. McCarthy
Mr. and Mrs. Peter McCook
Anne Christine McCormack
Bill and Jani McCormick
Mr. and Mrs. James McCotter
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McGee
W. Wells McGee
John and Ann McGoldrick
Alice & Kirk McKinney Family Fund
of the Fidelity Charitable Gift
Fund
Ms. Ursula McNamara
Ms. Melissa McNeil
Lura and Edwards McReynolds
Heather and Jami Meeker
Ms. Lynne Melcher
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Melendez
Marta Mellinger
Dr. and Mrs. Hermann Menges
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 Mr. and Mrs. Eli Mercado
Mr. and Mrs. Sean D. Merrill
Mr. and Mrs. Russ Meyer
Mr. and Mrs. David Meyercord
Edna Meyer-Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Michaelis
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Miercort
Jennifer Mikitan
Craig and Beth Miller
Deborah and Mark Miller
Ms. Diane Miller
Jessie and John Mills
Ms. Jan Miner
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey R. Mitchell
John and Ann Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Moeller
Mrs. Ina Mohlman
Daniel P. Monaghan, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William Montgomery
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Moore
Dr. and Mrs. Tom Moore
Herb Morey
Daniel Morgan
Jean and Betty Mori
Mrs. Eleanor Morris
Andrew Morse
Mr. and Mrs. Lester S. Morse, Jr.
Jeff and Michelle Mosca
Audrey and Robb Moses
Mr. Chris Mounts
Mr. and Mrs. R. Clayton Mulford
Frank and Donna Murano
Marion and Skip Murfey
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Murphy
Khaula Murtadha
Peggy and Bryon Myers
Dr. Richard Naftalis
Peter and Mary Nass
Heidi and Nelson Nast
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Neale
Melanie and Peter Nealis
Ms. Gloria Nedved
Don and Linda Neel
Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Nelson
Mr. Kendal Nelson
Randy Nelson
Mr. Richard Nesbitt
Karolyn Neupert
John and Charlotte Newman
Vickie Newton
Mrs. Jeannette Nichols
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nichols
Ms. Nancy Nizel
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Novascone
Christopher and Marie Nunn
Dr. Gordon and Rickie Nutik
Richard and Carol Ober
Jackie Nytes and Michael O’Brien
Paul O’Brien
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Terry O’Donnell
Ms. Mindy Olson and
Mr. Ethan Domke
Allane O’Neill
Janice and Michael Opton
Ms. Tonya Osborne
Andrew and Phoebe Outerbridge
Charlie Owens
Mr. and Mrs. David Oxman
Gwen Ozaki
Brent and Rene Paddock
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Page
Nichole and Bruce Paisner
Richard Parise
Ann McKee Parker, Ph.D.
Ms. Rachel Parker
Ms. Susan E. Parker
Drs. Winifred and Lee Parker
Charles J. Paternoster
Stephen and Yasmine Patterson
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan W. Pearson, Jr.
Judy and Fred Peil
Mrs. Patrizia Pelfrey
Anne Peretz
Bob and Kristin Perkins
Gail Perkins
Ginny and Bob Perkins
Larry Perkins
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Perlmutter
Michael J. Perricone
Dr. and Mrs. Steven Peskin
Mr. Terry Peterson
Ms. Connie Petticrew
Webster and Allyson Pilcher
Olliemay Phillips
Susan B. Philpott
Mr. Richard Pogue
Ms. Shirley Pollock
David Porter and Margaret
Poutasse
Michael and Susan Porter
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Powell
Mrs. Lanae Pranger
Mrs. Ashley Priddy
Eric Pripstein
Garland and Connie Proco
Mrs. Vincent Prothro
Bill Pugh
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Pye
Mr. Irving W. Rabb
Howard E. Rachofsky
Linda Rae and Andrew Hertz
Barbara W. Radler
Ms. Joan G. Rall
Ms. Lynne S. Randall and
Mr. Tom Malone
Mary Lu M. Randall
Dr. and Mrs. Peter B. F. Randolph
Ms. Jo Ann Raskas
Jon and Meg Ratner
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ratner
Judy and Robert Rawson
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Joe Ray
Mrs. Sara Rayburn
Adele Alcorn Read
Albert and Marty Record
Gary and Mary Reece
Ms. Ann Reed
Gary and Mary Reeves
Joan and Jack Regan
Susan Reich
Doug and Patty Reid
Ken and Debra Renkens
Inez Reymond
Nancy Reynolds and Dwyer Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Riesenberg
Judy Rice
Ms. Sally Richards
Gerald Richardson
Nancy Lasky Rife
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ring
Mr. Daniel Ritchie
Gay Roane
Amy and Clay Robbins
Frank Roberti
Jan Robertson
Joseph Robertson
Kirk and Laurete J. Robertson
Mrs. Barbara Robinson
Mrs. Maryanne Roepke
Pat and Eddie Rogers
Regina Rogers
Belinda and Ferrill Roll
Sybil Roos
Ms. Elizabeth Rose
Laura Rose
Maurice and Tricia Rosenbaum
David Rosenberg
Helen and Max Rosenthal
Monica and Philip Rosenthal
JoEllen Florio Rossebo
W. Brooke Roulette
Philip Roush
Mr. and Mrs. Landon Rowland
Theodore Ruckert
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Rudesill
Susan Rudin
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ruhl
Ms. Carol Rupe and
Mr. Barry Linnens
John H. Russell
Ms. Anne Rybka
Mr. and Mrs. Rod Sager
Mrs. Laurie Sagona
Benjamin J. Salazar
Bob and Suzanne Salmon
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Samson
Mr. Buck Sanders
Yvonne Sangiacomo
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sawicki
Sarah Schaub
William and Judith Scheide
Ross and Beth Schiavo
Joan S. Schiele
Mr. George C. Schleier
Alice and Bob Schloss
Samantha Schnee
Ms. Amy Schnoll-Gritz
Mr. and Mrs. John Schubert
Mac and Kim Schuessler
Mr. John G. Schultz
John and Sally Schulze
Ariel Schuster
Elise R. Schweich
William Scott
Mr. and Mrs. David Scudder
Edwin A. Seipp, Jr.
Mr. Tom Sessa
Mrs. Jean Shackelford
Howard and Manya Shapiro
Mark Shapiro
Kathleen and John Sharpe
Mayo and Molly Shattuck
Tim and Anne Sheehan
Deborah and Stephen Shepherd
Shirley and Donald Sher
Helen S. Shopmaker
Earl Shreckengast and Julia Muller
Ms. Anita Siegel
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Siegel
Brad Siegel
Eric David Siegel
Ms. Maureen Siegel
Mark and Sandy Sifferlen
Ellen and Matthew Simmons
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Sinclair
Evan P. Singer
Ms. Karey Sitzler
Cynthia Simon Skjodt
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Smith
Mrs. Gretchen Smith
Jerry Smith and Sue Starrett
Ms. Martha Smither
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Snyder
Ms. Katherine Solender and
Dr. William Katzin
Mr. and Mrs. Morton Sosland
Dr. and Dr. Frederick A. Specht
William Specht and Andrea
Gonzales
Ms. Ginger Spencer
Michael and Willa Spicer
John and Karen Spiegel
Dr. Colleen Spieler
Thomas Spitzer
Betty and Alan Stanford
Nick and Carolyn Stanley
C. Richard Stasney
John and Louise Steffens
Michael Stein
Lawrence Steingold, CPA
Mr. Gordon Stenger
Mr. Peter Sternberg
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Stevens
Robert Stevens
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stevens
Ms. Jackie Stewart
June and Richard Stobaugh
Ms. Shelly Stock
Ms. Ans Stork
Cheryl and Jim Strain
Mrs. Mary Strauss
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Strauss
Mr. and Mrs. Warren L. Strickland
Ms. Lucile Sutterer
Louise Sutton
Brian and Christine Szabo
Marty and Christine Taplin
Kathy and Sidney Taurel
Tracey Temanson
Sharon and Kenneth Teusink
Mrs. Judith Thaler
Ms. Karen Thomas
William T. Thomas
Joan Thormann and Judah
Schwartz
Mr. and Mrs. John Timinsky
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Tobin
Mr. and Mrs. W. Bradford Todd
Ms. Amelia Toural
Mr. Guyon Townsend
Ms. Susan Travers
Tony and Pat Trunzo
Jeffrey and Miriam Tucker
Dr. and Mrs. James Tulloh
Dr. Carol Tuner
Ms. Virginia Tyler
Emily F. Ullman
Michael and Lisa Ullmann
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Utley
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne VanAndel
George Vates
Mr. John Vaughn
Katherine and Andy Veletsos
Doug and Marie VerMeer
Peter Vernier
Carollee and Bruce Vernon
Ms. Susan Vickers
Gindi and Bray Vincent
Nicole Vogel
Betsy Wack
Jay Waldman
Ginger and Robert Wallace
Mark Warden
Ms. Jean Wardle and Mr. Ray
Mortenson
Mr. and Mrs. Les Ware
Deborah Warner and Michael
Ungar
Mrs. Pam Watkins
Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Watson
Mrs. Dia Carter Webb
Ms. Linda Webb
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Webb
Grace Weber
Jeff and Colleen Webster
Michael and Merdith Weil
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Weiner
Lewis Weinger
Geol Weirs
Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Weisberg
Steve and Christine Weitzner
Ms. Sara Welch
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wendel
Hilda and Arthur Wenig
Ms. Joanne R. Wenig
Ms. Marissa Wesely
Steve and Phyllis West
Suzanne and Paul Westlake
Ms. Jane Wetzel
F. Helmut and Caroline Weymar
Cheryl L. Whalen
Trish and Ty Whitcomb
Anna S. and James P. White
Lynaire White
Ms. Virginia Whitelaw
Ms. Nola L. Whiteman
Janet and Dean Whitla
Larry H. Whitt
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Whittenbraker
Ms. Chris Wickert
Ms. Gwen Widmer
Mr. Reeves Wiedeman
Berth and Jim Wiggins
Paula Stewart Wight
Nancy and Jim Willerson
Ms. Danielle Williams
Donald and Susan Wilson
Kathie Winter
Mr. David Wolf and
Mrs. Pauline Mak
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wolf
Scott and Amanda Wolfrum
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Woloz
Dr. Lisa M. Wong and
Mr. Lynn Chang
Mr. Ellen Wood
Dr. and Mrs. Gary Wood
Bruce and Cynthia Woodger
Mrs. Amy Woods
Lynn and Darrell Yearwood
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Young
Dr. Dewey Ziegler
Ms. Dawn Zerbs
Dr. Dorothy Zimmerman
Isa and George Zimmerman
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 National Board of Directors
Founders
Mrs. T. Roland Berner
Mrs. Edgar M. Leventritt
Mrs. Lionello Perera
Rudolf Serkin
Officers
Chairman
Brooks Thomas
President
John W. Creamer
Chairman Emeritus
J. McLain Stewart
Vice Presidents
Thomas R. Berner
Mrs. Michel P. Fribourg
Mrs. Maurice R. Greenberg
Lady Maughan
Mrs. Larry Robinson
Mrs. John L. Weinberg
Treasurer
Nathan W. Pearson, Jr.
Secretary
James H. Gellert
Directors
Kevin J. Bradicich
Mrs. Charles N. Cooper
Mrs. Robert M. Frehse, Jr.
Jean M. Graupman
Scott Greenberg
Mrs. Peter M. Grounds
Dr. Willie L. Hill, Jr.
Mrs. Joseph G. Hodges, Jr.
David Houser
Mrs. Marjorie Hyman
Mrs. William R. Kimball
Peter S. Kraus
Elizabeth B. Lundqvist
Yo-Yo Ma
Vincent A. Mai
Wynton Marsalis
Dr. Kathryn A. Martin
Mrs. Eugene Mercy, Jr.
Frederick J. Morsches
Mary P. Nass
Meridel J. Prideaux
Eric Pripstein
L. Jan Robertson
John S. Rose
Ginger Sager
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Martin E. Segal
Elizabeth W. Smith
Mrs. Morton I. Sosland
Richard Stoltzman
Cheryl Strain
H. Guyon Townsend III
Diane K. R. Volk
Nola L. Whiteman
Board Members Emeriti
Mrs. Howard L. Clark
Mrs. Irving Moskovitz
Mrs. John W. Straus
Mrs. Walter L. Wolf
Mrs. James D. Wolfensohn
National Advisory Committee
Emanuel Ax
Van Cliburn
Garth Fagan
Leon Fleisher
Claude Frank
Richard Goode
Gary Graffman
Lorin Hollander
Celeste Holm
Yo-Yo Ma
Wynton Marsalis
Zubin Mehta
Arthur Mitchell
Murray Perahia
Itzhak Perlman
Shirley Ririe
Peter Serkin
Leonard Slatkin
Richard Stoltzman
Dr. Billy Taylor
Michael Tilson Thomas
Deborah Voigt
Charles Wadsworth
Susan Wadsworth
Andre Watts
Pinchas Zukerman
NATIONAL OFFICE
Richard Bell
National Executive Director
Jane C. Bak
Director of National Services
Sandra Bertrand
Staff Assistant
Design: www.acmedesign.com Illustration: Sara Fanelli Executive Committee Photography: Ed Eckstein Major Photography: Michael Branscom, Len Rubenstein
Barbara Davis
Assistant to the Executive Director
Peter H. Gerber
Director, Arts for Learning
Shelley Marie Hardin
Development Assistant
Marie Komisar
National Director of Development
Dr. Janis Norman
Director of Education, Research &
Professional Development
Katie Sigelman
Development Associate &
A4L Assistant Project Director
Douglas C. Smith
Assistant to the Education
Director
Larry Stein
Director, Interactive Media
Leni Welte
Writer: Jeff Tucker Editor: Jane Bak Printing: Pomco Graphic Arts
Controller
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