Annual Report FY21

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Annual Report Community School of Music and Arts Fiscal Year 2021


C O N T E N T S | F I S C A L Y E A R 2021

Contents 03 | Welcome Letter MESSAGE FROM CSMA’S EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

04 | Key Facts OVERVIEW OF CSMA PROGRAMS

05 | Financials SUMMARY FOR FISCAL YEAR 2021

06 | Year at a Glance HIGHLIGHTS OF PROGRAM ACHIEVEMENTS

08 | Word of Mouth REVIEWS OF OUR PROGRAMS AND FACULTY

10 | New Wing CSMA EXPANDS WITH THE ROY AND RUTH ROGERS WING

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F I S C A L Y E A R 2021 | W E LC O M E

Welcome Dear CSMA friends and supporters, It is a great pleasure to share this annual report, which captures remarkable results from an extraordinary year. I hope you will enjoy the milestones, program and financial information, art work, photos and comments you will find in its pages. Many mountains were climbed! Many challenges tackled with great success! I want to call out and recognize the amazing efforts of our staff, faculty and Board members, who worked so hard to make these results possible. Staff and faculty worked together to develop and master new curriculum and online teaching best practices. New technology and software were embraced program-by-program to protect quality and access to art and music for our students and community. The management team — Carrie, Director of Programs, Chiung-chi, Director of Development, Doreen, HR Manager, Erin, Director of Marketing and Communications, Lauren, CFO and Tony, Facilities Manager — worked tirelessly and collaboratively to keep the School on the right footing and to address the ever-changing COVID-19 guidelines. I also want to thank the Board for its flexibility and support. Their encouragement was felt

by all. Their questions and suggestions helped to light the path. Looking forward, I see a bright future for CSMA with expansion on our campus and to new communities. With all that our schools, families and students have been through, we are experiencing a renewed appreciation of the power of the arts and their fundamental role in exploring human potential for each and every one of us. Thank you for joining us in this journey. Warm regards,

Vickie Scott Grove Executive Director

CSMA Board of Directors • Fiscal Year 2021 Janis Zinn, Chair Sohi Sohn, Vice Chair James Sandstrom, Finance Committee Chair Sharmila Acharya, Secretary Mike Couch Judy Crates

John D'Ambrosio Juliette Faraco Lloyd A. Holmes Bruce Humphrey Suyun Kim Peter Landsberger John J. Miller, Jr.

Lynn Miller Bob Reay Carolyn Stuart Suchitra Subrahmanyan Jinlin Wang Sean Wilkinson

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K E Y F A C T S | F I S C A L Y E A R 2021

Key Facts CSMA inspires excellence through art and music education for people of all ages and abilities.

CSMA relies on our generous donors, who support our commitment to Arts4All. Your tax-deductible gift provides:

19K

14K

$317K

students participate in arts and music programs annually

students receive arts and music instruction during the school day

in financial aid awarded to underserved students and schools

Free community concerts and art exhibitions

Program subsidies for 40% of schools served

Financial aid for under-served students

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I look forward to my art class all week. I like to draw and I like how my teacher explains things about art and artists. The projects we do are really fun and also make you think." — CSMA Student

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F I S C A L Y E A R 2021 | F I N A N C I A L S

Financials 88%

of every dollar CSMA receives is spent on our PROGRAMS

FY 2021 CSMA Spending

7%

Management & General

5%

Fundraising

FY 2021 Financial Analysis Support and Revenue

$5,256,727

Forgiveness of PPP Loan

926,300

Net Investment Income

409,668

Total Support and Revenue

6,592,695

Expenses

(5,535,518)

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Y E A R AT A G LA N C E | F I S C A L Y E A R 2021

CSMA’s Year at a Glance Q1

JULY 01

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Online Music at Tateuchi summer program with addition of new, career-focused sessions

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YouTube concert viewers hip growth Joyful transition back to campus for private lesson program, art classes and camps

JUNE 30

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W O R D O F M O U T H | F I S C A L Y E A R 2021

Word of Mouth Art School "I was really impressed with the variety of projects that the teacher selected and the quality of work that came out of the students. She also shared good tips with the kids that my child was excited to tell me about after the class. Thanks for a great session!"

Art Camps "Love the small class size. Feels like the teacher can give each child adequate attention. My son begged me to sign him up for more."

Art4Schools "The Art4Schools faculty member is an excellent teacher, a talented artist and someone who engages the kids weekly with her warmth and enthusiasm."

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F I S C A L Y E A R 2021 | W O R D O F M O U T H

Special Needs Arts "Participating in the weekly art and music classes provided by CSMA has been an incredibly gratifying experience for our clients. Through art expression our participants get the opportunity to learn something new about themselves including their talents and interests. Each week we as their staff get to witness their growth, individuality and joy through these classes."

Music4Schools "The work that you and the team have done with our students has been phenomenal. During these trying pandemic times, the lessons you've designed have been instrumental in ensuring our kids' social and emotional wellbeing, creativity and overall ability to develop their artistic expression skills."

Music School “Our private lesson teacher is just a really, really good teacher, which is rare. She’s professional, friendly, totally dedicated to her students and CONSTANTLY thinking of how to best engage her students with music. We are so grateful to have her.”

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N E W W I N G | F I S C A L Y E A R 2021

New Wing Completion In FY21 CSMA achieved a remarkable milestone — the completion of the Roy and Ruth Rogers Wing. Construction of the new wing began in September 2020 and was completed in August 2021. The project was a true community effort, with support from more than 250 donors. The 3,300-sq-foot new wing adds much-needed classroom, private lesson, ensemble, multi-purpose and storage space. The project also adds many new parking spaces and a drop-off area to improve safety. The additional space increases CSMA‘s capacity to serve new students by approximately 25% and permits expansion of its camps, preschool and ensemble offerings. In addition, the project made improvements to Finn Center by adding four new music rooms. Photography by James Dewrance Images courtesy of Artik Art & Architecture

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