Gibbes Museum of Art Annual Report 2023 by Gibbes Museum of Art

GIBBES MUSEUM OF ART ANNUAL REPORT J U LY 2 0 2 2 – J U N E 2 0 2 3

OUR VISION ART IS THE REASON THE GIBBES MUSEUM PROVES THAT ART HAS THE POWER TO ENHANCE AND TRANSFORM LIVES. We are the crucial setting for active and creative immersion in the world of art and artists. We present relevant and dynamic programs originating from our collection, scholarship, exhibitions, artist studios, and classrooms. We strive to reflect the vast diversity of the communities we serve through our visitors, members, volunteers, Board of Directors and staff and to present our collection and educational experiences in new settings that will reach all those communities. A visit to Charleston is not

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complete until you experience the Gibbes.

TABLE OF CONTENTS 03 Letter from the Directors Staff & Board Listing

Gibbes at a Glance Demographic Data

Push the Boundaries Collections & Exhibitions

Engaging Community Education

Visiting Artists & Art Sales Gallery

Distinguished Lecture Series 1858 Prize for Contemporary Southern Art

Society 1858 & Women’s Council

Art Charleston

Gibbes Fellows

Annual Giving

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Private Events, Museum Store Operating Revenues & Expenses

OUR MISSION THE GIBBES MUSEUM ENHANCES LIVES THROUGH ART BY ENGAGING PEOPLE OF EVERY BACKGROUND AND EXPERIENCE WITH ART AND ARTISTS OF ENDURING QUALITY, BY COLLECTING AND PRESERVING ART THAT TOUCHES CHARLESTON, AND BY PROVIDING OPPORTUNITIES TO LEARN, DISCOVER, ENJOY, AND BE INSPIRED BY THE CREATIVE PROCESS.

LETTER FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR & BOARD CHAIR

ANGELA D. MACK President and CEO

SPENCER J. LYNCH Chair, Board of Directors

We are proud the Gibbes is recognized by community leaders yearly for its ever-changing, dynamic exhibitions that engage repeat visitors. In 2022–23, our exhibitions focused on the themes of conservation/environment with Bo Bartlett: Earthly Matters and Un/Natural Selections: Wildlife and Contemporary Art, and health/wellness with Damian Stamer: Ruminations and Beverly McIver: Full Circle. The timeliness of these exhibitions is underscored by the local and national press coverage they have received and the comments from our members and visitors. It was truly a forward-thinking year for the Gibbes when we welcomed Senior art critic of New York Magazine, Jerry Saltz as our 2022 Gibbes Distinguished Lecture Speaker. While Jerry has become known for his vast following on Instagram, he also explores the art of our time. In his newest book, Art is Life, he explains that “Southern art is the mind of America.” We could not agree more as we have witnessed the vast creativity coming from southern artists through our own Society 1858 Prize for Contemporary Southern Art. We honored Raheleh Filsoofi whose “art disrupts the borders that exist between us” to ensure “a more inclusive world, illuminating and challenging policies and politics.” We were thrilled to welcome Arthur Lewis, UTA Partner, Creative Director, and leading contemporary art collector during the Art of Design luncheon as part of our second annual Art Charleston week. Lewis, a New Orleans native is at the forefront of the contemporary art scene as a partner at United Talent Agency (UTA), one of the largest talent agencies in Hollywood representing some of the biggest names in entertainment. In 2015, UTA expanded into the Fine Arts division, and, most recently, Lewis opened a new UTA satellite office in Atlanta. Again, we see the amazing talent coming out of the South, and Lewis stands poised to make a definitive impact. Key partnerships and funding, which we have highlighted throughout this report, allowed us to engage our community through transformative educational programs and events. We went beyond the walls of the Museum with an event entitled REFRAME where we used our Visiting Artists to help us engage a local neighborhood community and challenge them to find creativity within themselves. In tandem with our exhibition, From Chaos to Order: Greek Geometric Art from the Sol Rabin Collection, we offered a live, all-female production of the ancient Greek tragedy Antigone, which explored both timeless themes and contemporary issues. We continued to push the boundaries with our second annual visual arts festival Art Charleston, April 26-30, 2023. We welcomed the renowned, hometown, Grammy-winning Ranky Tanky for a fabulous concert in the Gibbes’ Lenhardt Garden, and were the first arts organization group to host an evening at Beeple’s new gallery in Charleston. We are proud of the fact that Art Charleston is gaining recognition as a significant visual arts festival while also successfully raising over $800,000 in the past two years to support the mission of the Gibbes. Finally, we are overwhelmed and deeply grateful for the recent gift of The Rivers Collection into the Gibbes permanent collection. Negotiations began in spring of 2023 and were concluded in September. Our sincere thanks to John Rivers for his wonderful generosity. And to our amazing community who imagines with us, who questions, and who explores, thank you for your continued dedication, belief, and support in the power of art.

Angela D. Mack President and CEO

Spencer J. Lynch Chair, Board of Directors

GIBBES STAFF

ADMINISTRATION

OPERATIONS

Angela Mack President & CEO

Alonzo Grooms Director of Operations

DEVELOPMENT Jennifer Ross Chief Advancement Officer Wendi Ammons Director of Membership & Board Administration Kayla Blanchard Development Assistant

Greg Jenkins Facilities Manager Clarence Kelly Chief of Security Gladys Keitt Security Manager Eddie Doctor Security Guard Philip Vaughn Security Guard

VISITOR SERVICES

EDITOR Jennifer Ross DESIGN Erin Banks COVER IMAGE MCG Photography

GIBBES MUSEUM OF ART 135 Meeting Street Charleston, SC 29401 843.722.2706 gibbesmuseum.org @thegibbesmuseum

SPECIAL EVENTS & PRIVATE RENTALS

Kimberley Bruckmann Retail Coordinator

Addy Smith Associate Director of Special Events

JD Aller Visitor Services Coordinator

Lucy Johnson Special Events Assistant

Marielle Mikeska Museum Engagement Specialist

FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION Greyson Smith Director of Finance Aimee Tait Accounting Coordinator

Brenna Reilley Museum Engagement Specialist Hailey Yasinski Museum Engagement Specialist

COLLECTIONS & EXHIBITIONS Sara Arnold Director of Curatorial Affairs Maggie Claytor Associate Registrar Teresa Muñoz Curatorial Assistant David Petitpain Head Preparator

EDUCATION & PROGRAMS Becca Hiester Director of Education & Programs Chase Quinn Co-Director of Education & Programs and Curator of Special Projects Jordan Sprueill Associate Curator of Contemporary Initiatives & Visiting Artists Stephanie Allen Education Programs Assistant

MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS Erin Banks Creative Director Lou Hammond Group Media Liaison

CAROLINA ART ASSOCIATION / GIBBES MUSEUM OF ART

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

J U LY 2 0 2 2 – J U N E 2 0 2 3 Chair

Vice Chairs

Helen C. Pratt-Thomas

Jamieson Clair David J. Cohen Daniel Gallagher Martha Rhodes McLendon Elizabeth Saal Sarah J. Smith Andrea Woodfield

Susan M. Smythe

Board Members David Adams Jane Beak Jason Brown Laura Wood Cantopher Gretchen Cuddy Michael Culler Wendy Meyer Dopp Katarina Fjording Shannon Gillespie Lou Rena Hammond Cynthia Hayes Milton Hearne Jack Hoey Mindy Hong Gail Coutcher Hughes Anne Janas Catherine Bennington Jenrette Deborah Kennedy Kennard Brenda Lauderback Karen Lawson-Johnston Benjamin F. Lenhardt, III Denise Mansheim Mark Maresca Jordan Phillips Jennifer Porter Susan Porter Karl Riner Michele S. Seekings Catherine Murray Smith Richard A. Smith, Jr. Anne Gaud Tinker Molly Waring

Corporate Members Ann Thomas Burnett Mark Munn

Honorary Member The Honorable John J. Tecklenburg

City of Charleston Michael Seekings

Members Emeriti Jill Almeida Allan J. Anderson Ruth Baker J. Elizabeth Bradham Susan Campbell Van C. Campbell Kathleen Rivers Carroll Sarah Lund Donnem Laura D. Gates Roy Green Irma Greene Eleanor Hale John W. Hallett, Jr. Layton McCurdy Rhett Ramsay Outten Mary Ramsay * Harriet Smartt Andrea Volpe Anton Vreede* Kathryn J. Wendell Alice Wyatt Charles L. Wyrick, Jr.* * denotes deceased

Women’s Council President

Society 1858 President

Sonja Golinski

Emily Broome

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Immediate Past Chair

GIBBES AT A GLANCE

M U S E U M A C C R E D I TAT I O N

1905

$7.63M

B U I LT BY T H E C I T Y O F CHARLESTON

TO TA L I M PA C T O F THE GIBBES WITHIN THE

119 YEARS of collecting, interpreting, preserving and promoting American art

AMERICAN ALLIANCE OF MUSEUMS (AAM)

Oldest Museum Facility

accreditation since 1972

IN THE SOUTH

CHARLESTON METRO AREA

supporting 65 jobs

FACILITY OWNERSHIP 50% 50% CITY OF CHARLESTON

CAROLINA ART A S S O C I AT I O N

THIRD LARGEST CULTURAL FACILITY

The Only Art Museum

in Charleston

LISTED AS A

National Historic Site

ONLY EXAMPLE OF

in Charleston

BEAUX ARTS STYLE ARCHITECTURE in Charleston

10,000

African American Heritage

OBJECTS IN THE PERMANENT COLLECTION

M A R Y J A C K S O N G A L L E R Y O F C O N T E M P O R A R Y A R T, NAMED AFTER ONE OF THE MOST PRESTIGIOUS

6–8

SWEETGRASS BASKET MAKERS IN THE COUNTRY

SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS ANNUALLY

Works by Mary Jackson, Jonathan Green, Leo Twiggs, Kara Walker, and other nationally recognized African American artists

L O A N S O V E R 50 OBJECTS PER YEAR T O R E N O W N E D A R T I N S T I T U T I O N S S U C H A S THE GUGGENHEIM MUSEUM

THE MUSEUM FOR AFRICAN ART

THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART

COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG

THE SAN FRANCISCO MUSEUM OF MODERN ART

FRICK MUSEUM OF ART

LOS ANGELES COUNTY MUSEUM OF ART

ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO

MUSEUM OF MODERN ART, NYC

GIBBES MUSEUM OF ART ACCOLADES

$3.8M ANNUAL BUDGET

BEST MUSEUM IN CHARLESTON

2022–2023 ANNUAL V I S I TAT I O N

45,000 Museum visitors

2,800 MUSEUM MEMBERS

& BEST ART INSTRUCTION Voted #1 Museum in

BEST OF CHARLESTON (Charleston City Paper)

Recipient of the

50 PROGRAMS, EVENTS, AND WORKSHOPS

15,349 AT T E N D E E S AT GIBBES PROGRAMS

SOUTH CAROLINA GOVERNOR’S AWARD FOR THE ARTS

1,769 STUDENTS

in Museum tours

IN-SCHOOL OUTREACH IN THE CL ASSROOM TO OVER

800

STUDENTS

459 ADULT ATTENDEES ON PRIVATE TOURS

3 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT sessions for educators

CHARLESTON METRO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BEACON AWARD

336 USA TODAY BEST MUSEUM IN SOUTH CAROLINA

YOUTH PARTICIPATION IN WORKSHOPS & SUMMER CAMP

CAMPS/ CHILDREN’S CLASSES

58 P R I VAT E E V E N T S

8,149 GUESTS

SOUTHERN LIVING TOP VENUE T O GET MARRIED in South Carolina

DEMOGRAPHIC DATA

COLLECTIONS, EXHIBITIONS & ACQUISITIONS 2022–2023 ACQUISITIONS

SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS

PERMANENT COLLECTION

RACE/ETHNICITY | 2018–2023

GENDER

17.7%

23% 37.8%

5.1% 2.6%

62.2%

69.3%

Artist works in the permanent collection acquired since 2018*

Exhibitions since 2018*

82.3%

Women Artists included in the permanent collection

9 exhibitions primarily featuring African American Artists; 1 primarily featuring Hispanic/Latinx Artists; and 2 exhibitions featuring Asian/AsianAmerican Artists of 39 exhibitions

25 works by African American Artists of 66 total acquisitions.

289 women artists of 1,632 known artists in the collection

PERMANENT COLLECTION ON VIEW RACE/ETHNICITY July 2022 – June 2023 8.7%

Overall (1700 – present)* 28 of 323 works by African American Artists

91.3%

By Gallery

0.004%

2.4% 23.8%

99.9%

73.8%

(1700 – 1899) 18th and 19th Century American Paintings, Miniature Portraits, and Sculpture (Galleries 1, 4, 5)*

(1900 – 1950) 20th Century American Regionalism and the Charleston Renaissance (Gallery 6)*

1 of 258 works by African American Artists

10 works by African American Artists and 1 work by Asian/Asian American Artist of 42 works

26.1%

73.9%

(1950 – present) Modern and Contemporary Art (Gallery 7)* 17 of 23 works by African American Artists

DEMOGRAPHIC DATA

EDUCATION & VISITING ARTISTS 2022–2023 SCHOOL TOURS RACE/ETHNICITY July 2022 – June 2023

9% 2%

K E Y | R AC E / E T H N I C I T Y

White / Caucasian

IN-SCHOOL EDUCATION RACE/ETHNICITY July 2022 – June 2023

4.7% 1.9% 12.8%

Engaging Creative Minds

63%

23%

Black / African American

73.6%

Asian / Asian American

School Tours

In-School Education

784 White/Caucasian; 286 Black/African American; 25 Asian/Asian American; 112 Hispanic/Latinx; and 37 Multiracial/ Other Race of 1,244 school tour attendees

471 White/Caucasian; 82 Black/African American; 12 Asian/Asian American; 30 Hispanic/Latinx; 1 Indigenous/Native; 44 Multiracial/Other Race of 640 school tour attendees

Multiracial / Other race

VISITING ARTIST PROGRAM

Prefer not to say

RACE/ETHNICITY July 2022 – June 2023

GENDER July 2022 – June 2023

Hispanic / Latinx

Indigenous / Native

10% 36%

KEY | GENDER

Male

30%

60%

Female

64%

Non-Binary

* The legend on these pages include categories for which we do not have corresponding data, but hope to achieve in the future through further research. Therefore, while some data regarding POC artists is included, we do not have enough information to provide greater detail at this time.

Visiting Artist Program

6 White/Caucasian; 3 Black/African American; and 1 Asian/Asian American of 10 visiting artists

7 male and 3 female of 10 visiting artists

ENVIRONMENTAL PLEDGE THE GIBBES MUSEUM RECOGNIZES THE URGENT NEED TO ADDRESS ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES. WE ARE COMMITTED TO TAKING ACTION TO REDUCE OUR CARBON FOOTPRINT AND PROMOTE SUSTAINABILITY IN OUR OPERATIONS AND PROGRAMS. 9

B O B A R T L E T T: E A R T H LY M AT T E R S SEPTEMBER 9, 2022 – JANUARY 15, 2023

PUSH THE BOUNDARIES The Gibbes Museum of Art, in 2022–23, presented transformative exhibitions focused on topics such as humanity, identity, beauty, sustainability, and conservation. Through each show, viewers engaged in the visual art while considering the underlying narratives, often influenced by the viewer’s own unique experience. With the start of the visual arts season, the exhibition, Bo Bartlett: Earthly Matters, September 9, 2022 – January 15, 2023, explored human impact on and interaction with the natural world. Bartlett’s subjects find themselves in precarious environmental situations, either from their own doing or by forces beyond their control. His larger-than-life scenes break down the barriers between the subjects on canvas and the viewers who are invited to contemplate their role in the narrative. While Earthly Matters provided the notion of disruption, the exhibition, From Chaos to Order: Greek Geometric Art from the Sol Rabin Collection, October 14, 2022 – March 5, 2023 examined the idea of “the beautiful” or “kallos” through a focus on the aesthetics of Greek Geometric art. Additionally, the show furthered the idea of human innovation and the enduring legacy provided by the innovations of this art.

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At the start of 2023, through a wonderful partnership with the national foundation Art Bridges, the Gibbes presented Un/Natural

FROM CHAOS TO ORDER: GREEK GEOMETRIC ART FROM THE SOL RABIN COLLECTION OCTOBER 14, 2022 – MARCH 5, 2023

Selections: Wildlife in Contemporary Art, February 3 – April 16, 2023, organized by the National Museum of Wildlife Art. Whereas Earthly Matters focused on humanity’s impact and interaction with the natural environment, Un/Natural Selections explored the way we use animal imagery to tackle human concerns. In this show, a diverse group of artists highlight animal imagery to address humanity’s interconnectedness with the natural world. The last two shows of the season explored the intersection between past and present and the personal journeys of the artists. Damian Stamer: Ruminations, March 17 – October 15, 2023 showcased contemporary painter Damien Stamer utilizing vernacular structures of the rural South through abstraction and representation to emphasize the

old and the new through the implementation of new modes of technology and expression. Rounding out the year, the Gibbes presented Beverly McIver: Full Circle, April 28 – August 4, 2023, organized by the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art and curated by Kim Boganey, Arts and Culture Manager, Museum of History and Art, Ontario, California. This exhibition presented the career arc and the continued ascent of contemporary artist Beverly McIver. Her show was a full circle for the artist herself as it featured nearly fifty works from the last twenty-five years demonstrating the diversity of the artist’s bold thematic approach to portrait painting. Her work explored expressions of individuality, stereotypes, and ways of masking identity, which included family members and friends seen through glimpses of intimate life moments, in good times as well as in illness and death.

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U N / N AT U R A L S E L E C T I O N S : WILDLIFE IN CONTEMPORARY ART

D A M I A N S TA M E R : R U M I N AT I O N S

B E V E R LY M c I V E R : F U L L C I R C L E

IMAGES BY MCG PHOTOGRAPHY

EXHIBITIONS FY23 The Gibbes presented 6 special exhibitions in FY2023. Two of the shows originated by the Gibbes traveled to four additional venues in the Southeast. The exhibitions were inspired by the Museum’s four content themes, Conservation and the Environment, Health and Wellness, Innovation, and Social Justice. Each of these themes was represented in the works on view and in dynamic programming that accompanied each exhibition.

BO BARTLETT: EARTHLY MATTERS SEPTEMBER 9, 2022 – JANUARY 15, 2023

Organized by the Gibbes and traveled to The Bo Bartlett Center at Columbus State University February 3 – April 28, 2023 and MOCA Jacksonville: May 26 – September 10, 2023.

FROM CHAOS TO ORDER: GREEK GEOMETRIC ART FROM THE SOL RABIN COLLECTION OCTOBER 14, 2022 – MARCH 5, 2023

Organized by the Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg.

UN/NATURAL SELECTIONS: WILDLIFE IN CONTEMPORARY ART FEBRUARY 3 - APRIL 16, 2023

Organized by the National Museum of Wildlife Art.

DAMIAN STAMER: RUMINATIONS MARCH 17 – OCTOBER 15, 2023

Organized by the Gibbes Museum of Art and curated by Pam Wall, guest curator.

BEVERLY McIVER: FULL CIRCLE APRIL 28 – AUGUST 4, 2023

Organized by the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art (SMoCA) and curated by Kim Boganey, Arts and Culture manager, Museum of History and Art, Ontario, California.

*LASTING IMPRESSIONS: JAPANESE PRINTS FROM THE READ-SIMMS COLLECTION Organized by the Gibbes Museum of Art in 2021 this exhibition traveled to the Bascom Center for the Arts, September 10 – December 3, 2022, and the Museum of Fine Arts St. Petersburg April 22 – August 13, 2023 13

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Hurtsboro (detail), 2021, by Bo Bartlett (American, b. 1955). Oil and sand on linen, 70 x 120 inches. Museum purchase with funds from an anonymous donor.

The Gibbes strives to present exhibitions and acquire works of art for its collection that touch Charleston while connecting the Gibbes to the wider world of artists and museums. Over the course of the year the Museum presented six special exhibitions, two of which were organized by the Gibbes and traveled to four other museum institutions across Geogia, Florida and North Carolina, and three that engaged the Gibbes in new partnerships with museums in Wyoming, Florida and Arizona. The Gibbes loaned nine individual works from its permanent collection to exhibitions organized by the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, The Mint Museum, and the Smithsonian National Museum of American History. The Collections and Exhibitions department fielded over 200 requests for research, publication images, and general artwork inquiries. Special projects launched during this year included the Centering Art | Voices initiative—a community engagement process to re-imagine the Gibbes Collection in preparation for a reinterpretation of the permanent galleries—and the application for reaccreditation from the American Alliance of Museums. The Gibbes has been an accredited museum since 1972 when the national program was originally launched. The Collections and Exhibitions department also welcomed three new staff members after the retirements of collections manager, Deborah Nobles-McDaniel, and departure of head preparator Chris Pelletier. Teresa Muñoz, curatorial assistant, Maggie Claytor, associate registrar, and David Petitpain, head preparator, joined the staff in January and June.

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Dr. Karen Chandler leads a Listening Conversation as part of the Centering Art | Voices initiative (MCG Photography)

The Gibbes launched an exciting new initiative, CENTERING ART | VOICES, designed to re-envision more inclusive, diverse, and accessible ways we present artwork in our permanent collection. Phase one of this initiative involved an open call to the entire Charleston community for a series of Listening Conversations. Over 70 people participated in the six two-hour sessions. This included first time visitors as well as members, donors, community partners and volunteers. Gibbes’ consultant, Dr. Karen Chandler, Associate Professor Emerita, Arts Management Program at the College of Charleston along with the Gibbes’ curatorial and education teams, created fun and engaging sessions for participants. They viewed and interacted

with key art from the permanent collection and helped in imagining new ways of exhibiting them. Phase two of the CENTERING ART I VOICES initiative was launched over the summer. Nearly forty people over a 4-day period—including a diverse group of people who were involved in April’s Listening Conversations, several board members, and staff from a multitude of departments participated in our Interpretive Charrettes. Facilitated by Dr. Chandler, the groups engaged in creative exercises aimed at learning more about how we might reinterpret the Gibbes collection by broadening the narratives, creating more accessible entry points and increasing interactivity between the art and our visitors. The ideas generated in this initiative will inform our educational and curatorial interpretive plans as we move forward to meet our DEAI initiatives and the goals set forth in the strategic plan.

ACQUISITIONS FY23 D U R I N G F Y 2 0 2 3, T H E G I B B E S A D D E D 9 N E W W O R KS T O T H E P E R M A N E N T C O L L E C T I O N — 5 W O R KS BY G I F T, 1 B E Q U E S T, A N D 3 P U R C H AS E S. The Gibbes is grateful to the numerous donors and collectors who make it possible for the Museum to acquire and exhibit the highest quality art. We are especially grateful to the William B. McGuire Family Foundation through which a complete suite of neoclassical sculpture has been acquired including the latest addition of Hiram Powers’ famed Bust of the Greek Slave.

ANN ELLIOTT MORRIS (VANDERHORST)

BY C H A R L E S F R A S E R (A M E R I C A N , 1 7 8 2-1 8 6 0)

W I L L I A M M E LT O N H A L S E Y (A M E R I C A N 1 9 1 5 –1 9 9 9)

Watercolor on ivory, 3½ x 3 inches. Gift of Raven Simkins McCrory.

Oil on wood, 22 7/8 x 6 7/8 x 4 ⅛ inches. Bequest of Mr. Robert B. Cuthbert.

JOHN AND GUMBO, 2021 BY B O B A R T L E T T (A M E R I C A N , B . 1 9 5 5)

Marble, 21 x 16 x 8 ½ inches. Museum purchase with funds from the William B. McGuire, Jr. Family.

CHRIS AND WILL, 2021 BY B O B A R T L E T T (A M E R I C A N , B . 1 9 5 5) Graphite on paper, 22 x 30 inches. Gift of the Artist and Miles McEnery Gallery.

BUST OF THE GREEK SLAVE, CA. 1845–1855

BY H I R A M P O W E R S (A M E R I C A N , 1 8 0 5 –1 8 7 3)

Graphite on paper, 22 x 30 inches. Gift of the Artist and Miles McEnery Gallery.

FIGURE I, 1990

HURTSBORO, 2021

BY B O B A R T L E T T (A M E R I C A N , B . 1 9 5 5) Oil and sand on linen, 70 x 120 inches. Museum purchase with funds from an anonymous donor.

HURTSBORO ENDING DESCRIPTION, 2021

BY B O B A R T L E T T (A M E R I C A N , B . 1 9 5 5) Graphite on paper, 11 x 8 ½ inches. Gift of the artist and Miles McEnery Gallery.

HURTSBORO COMPOSITION STUDY, 2021 BY B O B A R T L E T T (A M E R I C A N , B . 1 9 5 5) Graphite on paper, 11 x 20 inches. Gift of the artist and Miles McEnery Gallery.

LAVENDER NOTES, 2019

BY S T E P H A N I E J. W O O D S (A M E R I C A N , B . 1 9 9 1) Mixed media, 6ft x 9ft x 3inches. Museum purchase with funds from an anonymous donor.

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silver were dispersing outside the Charleston area, Mr. Rivers made it a personal mission to preserve these exquisite works for display in his home city. Over the last 30 years, The Rivers Collection has grown steadily, and since 2016 Mr. Rivers has generously lent objects to the Gibbes Museum of Art, introducing Charleston’s rich history of craftsmanship to all the Museum’s visitors. “We couldn’t be happier that Mr. Rivers made this incredibly generous decision to gift 44 objects from his renowned collection to the Gibbes,” said the Museum’s Board Chair Spencer Lynch, who worked closely with Mr. Rivers and fellow board of director members Ben Lenhardt, and Helen Pratt-Thomas to bring this donation to fruition. These objects were first exhibited at the Gibbes in 2007 in the exhibition Southern Masterpieces curated by then chief curator of the Gibbes and now president and CEO Angela Mack. Displayed alongside objects from Colonial Williamsburg and the Museum of Early Southern Decoratives Arts, the exhibition and collection were recognized in an article by the New York Times.

JOHN M. RIVERS COLLECTION The Gibbes Museum of Art, home to the foremost collection of American art that incorporates the story of Charleston, has received a donation of 44 objects from the private collection of John M. Rivers. The Rivers Collection of Charleston-made furniture and silver is one of the most prestigious and comprehensive collections of its kind in the world. The gift made in September 2023 includes extraordinary examples of grand, eighteenth-century case furniture and silverworks. These pieces are currently on view for the public, prominently featured in the Museum’s Kim and Jim Pallotta Gallery. John M. Rivers Jr., whose family has been in Charleston continuously since 1670, began forming the Rivers Collection in 1988. Recognizing that significant examples of Charleston furniture and

The gift includes a secretary press attributed to cabinetmaker Jacob Sass who was born in Germany in 1750 and immigrated to Charleston in 1773. Sass operated one of the busiest and most successful cabinet shops in Charleston. Craftsmen working in shops like Sass’s included enslaved Africans and African Americans as well as immigrant European journeymen. The fine craftsmanship in major furniture pieces like the secretary press and the inlaid mahogany stage-top sideboard demonstrate the sophisticated artisan skills present in 18th and 19thcentury Charleston. These works are accompanied by examples of metalworks including silverworks by known Charleston silversmiths John Ewan and John Mood and works by London silversmiths such as a domed sterling silver trophy cup by William Fountain. The trophy cup was awarded to Revolutionary War General John McPherson after his horse “Roxana” won the Jockey Club Purse at the Washington Racecourse (now Hampton Park) in Charleston. Many of these objects were also exhibited at The Society of the Four Arts, Palm Beach, FL in an exhibition titled An Eye for Opulence: Charleston through the Lens of the Rivers Collection in 2015. This exhibition was a collaboration between the Society of the Four Arts, Gibbes Museum of Art, Historic Charleston Foundation and The Charleston Museum.

THE JOHN M. RIVERS JR. COLLECTION

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ENGAGING COMMUNITY Over the course of this reporting period, the Gibbes Education and Programs Department continued to experiment with bold, boundary-pushing educational programs and events designed to activate our outstanding exhibitions and engage all facets of our community.

REFRAME What is art? Where does it live? And who decides? On December 4, 2022 the Gibbes hosted an event called REFRAME at Oak Terrace Preserve Pavilion in North Charleston. This community event was generously sponsored by The Kennard Kennedy Fund, a charitable fund established by William E. Kennard and Gibbes Board Trustee Deborah Kennedy Kennard. This event aimed to take the visual arts outside of the Museum walls and encourage the community to find artistry within themselves. Free of charge, attendees could drop in and enjoy live music by Mike Brown, pick up a brush and create their masterpiece, or take inspiration from then Visiting Artist, Amiri Farris, as he live painted. REFRAME

will be an annual event taking the Gibbes into the community and advocating for inclusion.

ANIMAL ADVENTURES FAMILY DAY We believe art is a family affair, and on Saturday, February 25, 2023 the Gibbes was thrilled to host its first free Family Day since before major renovations began in 2014. Inspired by Un/Natural Selections and generously sponsored by Art Bridges, over 1,000 visitors flocked to the Museum. Special events included animal pose yoga, storytelling with the Charleston County Public Library, animal folk tales with Minerva King, and a film screening of FernGully: The Last Rainforest. In the afternoon, community partners including the South Carolina Aquarium, Charleston County Parks and Recreation, the Department of Natural Resources, Charleston Parks Conservancy, Grow with the Flow Homestead, and the Cape Romaine National Wildlife Center, gathered in the Lenhardt Garden to share local wildlife with guests.

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ANTIGONE We know people engage in different ways, which is why we remain committed to interdisciplinary programming. Inspired by the exhibition Greek Geometric Art from the Sol Rabin Collection, on March 3, 2023, the Education and Programs Department along with a team of local performers offered a live production of the ancient Greek tragedy Antigone, theater-in-the-round-style, in the Lenhardt Garden. An all-female cast tied the plays timeless themes to contemporary concerns. One guest noted: “Not often do we get the opportunity to see Oedipus Cycle drama in Charleston. A true classic. Great tie in to Greek Geometric exhibit.” 42% of survey respondents said this was their first program at the Gibbes.

BIRD ILLUSTRATION WORKSHOP WITH ISAIAH SCOTT Many artistic traditions, like the tradition of Wildlife art, can feel like the domain of older generations. Through innovative programming, we wanted to highlight young, dynamic, and emerging artists keeping these traditions alive and well through their practices and their creative approaches to social media. In April 2023, birder, artist, and Instagram influencer, Isaiah Scott, brought his talents to the Gibbes as a part of our Visiting Artist Limited series and led a sold-out bird illustration workshop. 57% of survey respondents reported that this was their first program at the Gibbes, a testament to the power of engaging new voices.

ARTISTIC VISIONARIES Art Charleston 2023 was all about pushing the boundaries and our corresponding educational programs did not disappoint. A crowd favorite was a panel of Artistic Visionaries where we brought together artists at the vanguard of digital art, NFTs, and AI, which included transmedia artist Carla Gannis, 1858 Prize Finalist Damian Stamer, and Charleston native, CONCEPT RXCH.

Black Girls in Art Spaces began as an Instagram community but now has chapters across the US. Their mission is “communal care through the arts for Black girls, women, and non-binary folks”. The Gibbes Museum hosted the launch of the Charleston Chapter by offering a private tour of the Beverly McIver: Full Circle Exhibition, followed by dinner and conversation. This experience was the first of many opportunities for fellowship with other Black women and non-binary folks engaged in the arts.

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BLACK GIRLS IN ART SPACES

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COMMUNITY PARTNERS Community and industry partners are integral to the work that we do at the Gibbes Museum of Art. Investment in the Gibbes allows us to offer pivotal exhibitions and programs in addition to enabling us to advance our DEAI initiatives to make the Museum more accessible. We are truly grateful to our myriad of businesses, foundations, and corporate entities for the support provided. Many are listed in the following pages of this report, and we truly thank everyone. We want to highlight a few major initiatives below that would not have taken place without the generous support of these partners.

ART BRIDGES Art Bridges Foundation, established by Alice Walton and located in Bentonville, Arkansas, works with museums of all sizes to create and support arts programs that educate, inspire, and deepen engagement with local audiences. The foundation provides financial and strategic support to get art out of storage and into communities. Art Bridges identifies community partners to assist with traveling exhibitions, collection loans, and collection sharing. They also support programming, audience engagement, and evaluation to increase community access to American art. Since 2019, the Gibbes has been a partner with Art Bridges Foundation. In the winter 2023, Art Bridges helped fund the exhibition and corresponding community outreach for Un/ Natural Selections: Wildlife in Contemporary Art.

BANK OF AMERICA For nearly 15 years, Bank of America has supported arts programming at the Gibbes. Since 2022, Bank of America has provided funding for transformative programming that embraces exhibitions on view while also reaching out to a more diverse audience. Whether it be the first-ever hip-hop performance in the Lenhardt Garden at the Gibbes, or more recently in March 2023, funding for the Gibbes’ original production of Antigone, inspired by the exhibition, From Chaos to Order: Greek Geometric Art from the Sol Rabin Collection. While the exhibition itself

demonstrated the artistic innovation of the period (corresponding to one of our four strategic pillars), we also saw an entry point for engaging with social justice issues (another pillar), sparking meaningful conversation around issues of equity, while drawing in a diverse audience. Additionally, Bank of America also provides support for Museums on Us at the Gibbes. Through this program, all BOA cardholders receive free general admission at the Gibbes during the first full weekend of every month.

SAMUEL FREEMAN CHARITABLE TRUST One of the major goals of the Gibbes 10-year Strategic Plan (2018–2028) is to raise a $10M endowment over ten years. The strategy is to establish both an acquisitions and operations endowment which would allow for long-term planning and definitive projects that support exhibition growth and corresponding educational programming. While the Gibbes has made great strides on this front, the pandemic period presented challenges. In the winter of 2023, we received a generous gift of $100,000 provided by the Samuel Freeman Charitable Trust. This funding has served as a match opportunity for special friends of the Gibbes and its board of directors.

SOUTH CAROLINA ARTS COMMISSION Each year the South Carolina Arts Commission supports the Gibbes through general operations and education support, including funding for our summer camps and scholarships for students who may not be able to attend due to cost. Over the years, we have been able to bring thousands of students to the Gibbes for field trips and tours because of SC Arts Commission support. Since the end of the pandemic, funding has also enabled our education team to create community art kits to provide to schools and community groups. In April 2023, the Gibbes was awarded a $50,000 Arts for All SC Grant (AFASC) to help identify and address accessibility barriers. This funding will allow the Gibbes to make meaningful changes within the organization to increase participation in the arts for patrons with disabilities.

EDUCATION The Education and Programs Department continued to fine-tune its approach to education initiatives, including taking a more targeted approach to education and outreach.

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Attending a series of neighborhood association meetings across North Charleston, the Education and Programs Department identified the Chicora Cherokee neighborhood as the site of a new pilot project that seeks to expand the Gibbes Museum’s summer camp offerings. While Chicora Cherokee is one of the most economically disadvantaged neighborhoods in Charleston, its strong infrastructure of existing service organizations presented an opportunity for the Gibbes to partner with the nonprofit Metanoia and introduce art modules to students attending their afterschool Freedom Schools program. Over the course of the summer we served 13 students who were given the option to explore everything from planning an art-related event to writing about art.

SUMMER CAMP AT THE GIBBES M C G P H O TO G R A P H Y

During the summer of 2023 we hosted 8 weeks of camp classes for ages 4–14. Themes included “Radical Rainforests” for ages 4–6, portraits inspired by Beverly McIver for ages 6–10, ice dying with previous Visiting Artist Daisy McClellan for ages 7–10, backstrap weaving with previous Visiting Artist Kristy Bishop for ages 11–14, texture and composition with Visiting Artist Robin Howard for ages 11–14, and plaster casting for ages 11–14. We continued our partnership with Kids on Point to offer a week-long camp session to rising 8th and 9th grade students from Title I schools across the area.

SCHOOL VISITS Over the 2022–2023 school year we welcomed over 1,700 students for in-person tours. Some of these tours included special activities, like the March 15th Angel Oak 3rd grade class visit generously funded by Arts, etc. Students not only received a tour of the Museum and special exhibition Un/Natural Selections, but they also enjoyed a preview performance of New Muse’s concert “Carnival of the Animals” which featured piano works for four hands inspired by animals. Many of these students had never been on a field trip before, and they were certainly impressed with their first visit.

AMIRI FARRIS AND STYLEZ Visiting Artist Amiri Farris is a collage maker and painter influenced by his Lowcountry roots. He has

a passion for creating art that tells the story of black history and Southern culture. Amiri was able to speak to and create artwork with the STYLEZ Mentor Group, from Charleston County School of the Arts. He spoke with them about creating art based on their life experiences. The kids were able to speak to a working, professional artist and gain knowledge on collage making and abstract painting.

RANSOME AND BURKE HIGH SCHOOL Visiting Artist, Ransome, shared information about his creative process with high schoolers at Burke High School. He spoke about being a professional artist and how to grow in their artistry. He provided an art demonstration and taught sketch techniques to senior art students.

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VISITING ARTISTS VISITING ARTIST CLARE HU

V I S I T I N G A R T I S T J O N AT H A N R Y P K E M A

VISITING ARTISTS 2022–2023 CLARE HU AUGUST 29 OCTOBER 9, 2022

JONATHAN RYPKEMA VISITING ARTIST NADIA STIEGLITZ

V I S I T I N G A R T I S T A M I R I FA R R I S

AUGUST 29 OCTOBER 9, 2022

NADIA STIEGLITZ OCTOBER 24 DECEMBER 4, 2022

AMIRI FARRIS OCTOBER 24 DECEMBER 4, 2022 VISITING ARTIST AUSTIN NORVELL

VISITING ARTIST REUBEN BLOOM

AUSTIN NORVELL FEBRUARY 20 – APRIL 2, 2023

REUBEN BLOOM FEBRUARY 20 – APRIL 2, 2023

VISITING ARTIST RANSOME

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RANSOME M AY 1 - J U N E 1 1 , 2 0 2 3

ROBIN HOWARD M AY 1 - J U N E 1 1 , 2 0 2 3

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ART SALES GALLERY

I M A G E S BY M C G P H O TO G R A P H Y

RUTH AND BILL BAKER ART SALES GALLERY 2022–2023 COMMON GROUND M AY 6 – J U N E 1 9 , 2 0 2 2 Featuring works by Katy Mixon and Maria White

A HOME OF HER OWN JUNE 24 – JULY 31, 2022 A solo exhibition by Daisy McClellan

COUPLING AUGUST 5 SEPTEMBER 11, 2022 A solo exhibition by Susan Klein

...THE LAND KNOWS THE TRUTH

THERE ARE ONLY MOMENTS BETWEEN US DECEMBER 9, 2022 – JANUARY 22, 2023 Featuring works by Sardine Press

FORMER FUNCTION JANUARY 27 MARCH 5, 2023 A solo exhibition by Jonathan Rypkema

SLOW CRAWL MARCH 10 APRIL 16, 2023 A solo exhibition by Clare Hu

SOCIETY 1858 ART AUCTION APRIL 24 – MARY 19, 2023 Society 1858’s Give Back to the Gibbes art auction supporting the 1858 Prize for Contemporary Southern Art

EDWIN HARLESTON HBCU SHOWCASE M AY 2 2 – J U N E 5 , 2 0 2 3 A pop-up exhibition in collaboration with the Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture

OCEANIC DRIFT

OCTOBER 21 – DECEMBER 4, 2022

JUNE 9 – JULY 23, 2023

A solo exhibition by Jamele Wright Sr.

A solo exhibition by Nadia Stieglitz

DISTINGUISHED LECTURE SERIES

DISTINGUISHED LECTURE SPEAKER JERRY SALTZ | NOVEMBER 2, 2022 M C G P H O TO G R A P H Y

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1858 PRIZE FOR CONTEMPORARY SOUTHERN ART 2022 WINNER RAHELEH FILSOOFI

TO P A N D B O T TO M R O W: L I Z Z Y R O L L I N S M I D D L E R O W: M C G P H O TO G R A P H Y

AUXILIARY GROUPS

SOCIETY 1858 1858 PRIZE WINTER PARTY AMY P. COY FORUM ART AUCTION & ART WALK

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CAMERON WILDER

WOMEN’S COUNCIL ART OF DESIGN

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Since 2021, the Gibbes has presented its weeklong, annual festival entitled, Art Charleston. With a 5-day focus on the visual arts through signature events, unique experiences, artist lectures, gallery walks, professional workshops, and exhibition tours led by experts, residents and visitors further supported the economy through hotel stays, visits to restaurants, and support of retail and galleries related to the arts. Art Charleston 2023 pushed the boundaries for all that is possible. We hosted Arthur Lewis as our Art of Design speaker, enjoyed a special musical performance by Ranky Tanky, partnered with BEEPLE for an unforgettable night in their newly opened space, and introduced the Artisan Fair where local artisans showcased their creative process and sold their works. Art Charleston has successfully raised over $800K over the last two years through its fundraisers in addition to another $200,000 generated through ticket sales for educational programming to support the Gibbes. In turn, the Gibbes has provided more than $500K in support of local businesses. Art Charleston enhances the cultural landscape through immersion in the visual arts and highlights the Gibbes as a place where strong and diverse human stories are told through the arts.

ART OF DESIGN APRIL 26, 2023 PRESENTING ARTHUR LEWIS, UTA PARTNER, CREATIVE DIRECTOR, AND LEADING CONTEMPORARY ART COLLECTOR

STREET PARTY APRIL 27, 2023

RANKY TANKY APRIL 28, 2023

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BEEPLE APRIL 29, 2023

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ARTISAN FAIR APRIL 30, 2023

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EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND TOURS APRIL 26–30, 2023

GIBBES FELLOWS M C G P H O TO G R A P H Y

FELLOWS BRUNCH MAY 26, 2023

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JAMES SHOOLBRED GIBBES PHILANTHROPY AWARD The James Shoolbred Gibbes Philanthropy Award honors its namesake for his generous donation of $100,000 made to the City of Charleston in 1885 for the purpose of creating an art museum. Gibbes was a great lover of art, and this philanthropy award recognizes individuals who embody these same principles. PICTURED ABOVE Katherine M. Huger (photo by MCG Photography)

Each year during the annual year-end Fellows celebration we recognize an individual, group, or business with this prestigious award for his/her outstanding leadership and support of the Gibbes. This year we were honored to bestow the James Shoolbred Gibbes Philanthropy Award posthumously to Katy Huger.

While Katy’s career was in the fields of economics and banking, she also dedicated her time and intellect to supporting the Curatorial Department at the Gibbes through her research and serving on the Collections & Exhibitions Committee for 35 years. She had a sincere and unwavering love for the Gibbes Japanese print collection which led to the first exhibition of the collection in 1982, and more recently to the current traveling exhibition and first major catalogue of the collection entitled Lasting Impressions: Japanese Prints from the Read-Simms Collection published in 2021 and dedicated to her. Through Katy’s estate planning, she bequeathed to the Gibbes 1.5 million dollars which has been designated by the board of directors to support acquisitions and exhibitions. This is the largest, single financial gift ever made to the Gibbes. In her honor, we have named the third-floor Collections Storage Suite after Katy Huger. We are profoundly grateful to Katy for her lifelong support and generosity to the Gibbes.

GIBBES TRAVEL

2024 | SAVE THE DATE GIBBES FELLOWS TRIPS

NEW YORK CITY EXCURSION | APRIL 12, 2024 We hope you will join us in NYC for a wonderful opportunity to visit The Metropolitan Museum of Art and see our Gibbes Museum of Art painting of Aaron Douglas by renowned artist Edwin Harleston. Denise Murrell, PhD and Merryl H. and James S. Tisch Curator at Large will treat our Fellows to a before-hours private museum tour of the groundbreaking exhibition, The Harlem Renaissance and Transatlantic Modernism. Through some 160 works of paintings, sculptures, photographs, film, and ephemera, it will explore the comprehensive and far-reaching ways in which Black artists portrayed everyday modern life in the new Black cities that took shape in the 1920s–40s in New York IMAGE: Portrait of Aaron Douglas, 1930, by Edwin Harleston (American, 1882–1931). Oil on canvas. City’s Harlem and nationwide in the early decades of the Great Migration when millions of African Americans began to move away from the segregated rural South. The first art museum survey of the subject in New York City since 1987, the exhibition will establish the Harlem Renaissance and its radically new development of the modern Black subject as central to the development of international modern art. Featured artists include Charles Alston, Aaron Douglas, Meta Warrick Fuller, William H. Johnson, Archibald Motley, Winold Reiss, Augusta Savage, James Van Der Zee, and Laura Wheeler Waring. These artists will be shown in direct juxtaposition with portrayals of international African diasporan subjects by European counterparts ranging from Henri Matisse, Edvard Munch, and Pablo Picasso to Germaine Casse, Jacob Epstein, and Ronald Moody. For more information, please contact Jennifer Ross, Chief Advancement Officer, at jross@gibbesmuseum.org

VENICE EXCURSION | JUNE 2–8, 2024 You won’t want to miss this amazing opportunity to travel abroad with the Gibbes Museum of Art to Venice, Italy. Not only will you have the opportunity to see some of the world’s best artists during the Venice Biennale, you will also enjoy exclusive, private after-hours visits and tours, including the Peggy Guggenheim Collection and the Accademia and Palazzo Manfrin, the new home for the Anish Kapoor Foundation. Space is limited, so reserve your spot as soon as possible.

PRIVATE EVENTS

N ATA S H A C O Y L E P H O T O G R A P H Y

S A R A H S E LV I N G

EAST END PHOTOGRAPHY – AUDREY AND MARK McELROY

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FRANZI ANNIKA PHOTOGRAPHY

BLINK & CO.

MUSEUM STORE I S A B E L L E TO U R N E A U O F I S A B E L L E D E S I G N S

S U S A N G R E G O R Y ( M C G P H O TO G R A P H Y )

M A R I E L L E M I K E S K A D E S I G N S ( M C G P H O TO G R A P H Y )

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GIBBES MUSEUM OF ART / CAROLINA ART ASSOCIATION

OPERATING REVENUE & EXPENSES J U LY 2 0 2 2 – J U N E 2 0 2 3

PRIVATE CONTRIBUTIONS 21%

O P E R AT I N G REVENUES

EARNED REVENUE/ SPECIAL EVENTS 45%

GOVERNMENT SUPPORT 20%

MEMBERSHIP 14%

ADMISSIONS/STORE/RENTALS 10%

CURATORIAL/EDUCATION/ PROGRAMS 36%

O P E R AT I N G EXPENSES

ADMINISTRATION 11%

TOTAL OPERATING REVENUES TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES M C G P H O TO G R A P H Y

ADVANCEMENT 19%

FACILITIES/ OPERATIONS 24%

$3,674,050 $3,554,904

ANNUAL GIVING J U LY 2 0 2 2 – J U N E 2 0 2 3

$1 Million and Above Estate of Katherine Middleton Huger

$100,000 – $999,999 Anonymous City of Charleston The Samuel Freeman Charitable Trust

$50,000 – $99,999

Charleston Area Convention and Visitors Bureau Mr. and Mrs. Timothy W. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jones, The Wayne and Carolyn Jones Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Westin Lord Mr. and Mrs. Mike McLain South Carolina Arts Commission Mr. and Mrs. Rowan G. P. Taylor Mrs. Andrea L. Volpe, The Charles E. and Andrea L. Volpe Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Ziff Estate of Elephare Dwelle Zimmerman

$20,000 – $49,999

Alicia Rhett Art Fund for the Gibbes Museum of Art of Coastal Community Foundation of South Carolina Art Bridges, Inc. Bank of America Beeple, LLC

BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina The Gaylord & Dorothy Donnelley Foundation Mrs. Esther B. Ferguson Mr. Frank Haygood Dr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Jenrette, III Mr. George Loening Ms. Elizabeth Saal, Trustee, The Joseph J. Schott Foundation SC Department of Parks, Recreation & Tourism Ms. Sally J. Smith, Wilbur S. Smith and Sally J. Smith Foundation South State Bank Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Steven Tadler, The Steven M. and Joyce E. Tadler Charitable Trust

$10,000 – $19,999

Mr. and Mrs. Todd Aaron Mr. and Mrs. Allan J. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berry, The Charles and Dana Berry Fund of the National Christian Foundation Carolinas Mr. and Mrs. Van C. Campbell Charleston County Charleston Magazine Compass Financial Strategies | Mass Mutual of South Carolina Croghan’s Jewel Box Dr. and Mrs. Brian G. Cuddy Dewberry Foundation

Mrs. Laura D. Gates Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Gillespie Jane Smith Turner Foundation Mrs. Deborah Kennedy Kennard and Ambassador William Kennard, The Kennard Kennedy Fund Cate Leatherman Dr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Mansheim Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Meier, The Meier and Linnartz Family Foundation Mrs. Eleanor H. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Porter Raymond James Financial Services Inc. Seafields at Kiawah Island The Peninsula of Charleston UBS Financial Services Ms. Mary Walters Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Wendell

$5,000 – $9,999

Dr. and Mrs. David B. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Almeida Mr. and Mrs. William Beak Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brinkman Ms. Miranda Brooks and Mr. Stephen Elliott Webb Carriage Properties Mrs. Marion R. R. Cato, W.H. Cato, Jr. Donor Advised Fund Charles A. Weyerhaeuser Memorial Foundation

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Mr. and Mrs. George Christopher, The Emma and George Christopher Charitable Fund Dr. and Mrs. David J. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Les Detterbeck Mrs. Roland W. Donnem Mr. and Mrs. P. Steven Dopp Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Eatman, Jr. Ms. Michelle Edwards and Mr. Robert Crutchfield Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Evans Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Gaud Mrs. Katherine S. Glenn, Frank Glenn Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gregory, Jr., Wayne and Alicia Gregory Family Foundation, Inc. Ms. Lou R. Hammond Dr. Elizabeth Harden and Dr. Richard Hoefer Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hearne Henry and Sylvia Yaschik Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Leo I. Higdon, Ann and Lee Higdon Charitable Trust Ms. Brenda Lauderback and Dr. Boyd Wright Ms. Anne Rhodes Lee and Mr. Stuart F. Lee Mr. and Mrs. David Looper Mr. and Mrs. Spencer J. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Charley McLendon, Martha Rhodes McLendon Charitable Fund The Mills Bee Lane Memorial Foundation NoSho Mr. and Mrs. Scott W. Parker Dr. Celeste H. Patrick and Mr. Charles Patrick The Post and Courier Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc. Mr. Derek C. Riggs Sanders Brothers Construction, Inc. Martha and Kenneth Severens Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Smythe, Jr. Strategic Property Partners Mr. and Mrs. Steven Strawn Ms. Anne G. Tinker and Mr. John D. Henderson Volvo Car US Operations Community Fund of Coastal Community Foundation of South Carolina Mr. and Mrs. John W. Webster Mr. and Mrs. William B. McGuire Jr., William B. McGuire, Jr. Family Foundation

$2,500 – $4,999

Ms. Marlene Addlestone and Mr. Larry Bursten, Nathan & Marlene Addlestone Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John R. Allen Alex Andrews, Fleetwood Foundation Anonymous Dr. and Mrs. Milton Armstrong AT&T

Ms. Grace Atwood Dr. Linda Austin and Dr. John W. Hallett Bank of South Carolina Mr. Joseph Boyland, Still Waters Charitable Fund Ms. Carolina Bryan and Mr. Joe Walker Coastal Community Foundation of South Carolina Mrs. Marilyn M. Colen Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cotton Ms. Joy Craft Denny’s Corporation Dr. and Mrs. Tejbir Dhindsa Douglas Development Mr. and Mrs. Peter Earl Mr. Peter F. Finnerty, Jr. Fleet Landing Restaurant Francis Marion Hotel Mrs. Susan T. Friberg, Susan T. and Eric G. Friberg Fund of Coastal Community Foundation of South Carolina Garden & Gun Magazine Ms. Sonja Golinski Mrs. Judith Green and Dr. Michael Fritz Ms. Brenda Heinig and Mr. Chris Moss Mr. Jack Hoey, Jr. Stephen and Susan Hoffius Mr. and Mrs. John Janas Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Lambrecht Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lawson-Johnston, Jr. Mrs. Patricia B. Manigault Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Marterer Ms. K. H. McFarlin Mr. John Molony, Jr. Nelson, Mullins, Riley and Scarborough, LLP O.L. Thompson Construction Co. Ms. Stephanie Pascarella and Dr. Nihar Patel Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Phillips Ms. Greer Polansky Post and Courier Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James M. Ramich Rhodes Boutique Mr. and Mrs. Lee W. Richards Mr. and Mrs. Karl Riner Mr. John M. Rivers, Jr., The John M. Rivers, Jr. Foundation, Inc. Mr. W. S. Rose, The Hobbs Foundation Mrs. Meredith Graves Rotko and Mr. Michael Rotko Michele and Mike Seekings Mrs. Harriet Smartt Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Soderlund Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Stowe The Loutrel Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Thompson Mrs. Susan Parsell Thompson Mr. Christopher Timby Dr. Corbett Toussaint and Dr. C. P. Toussaint

Vincent & Bullwinkel Orthodontics Ms. Carter Ward Dr. Stephanie S. Smith-Phillips and Dr. James Phillips, Wilbur S. Smith and Stephanie E. Smith-Phillips Foundation Betsy and William Wills, The Fugitive Foundation Ms. Blaine H. Wise Dr. and Mrs. Scott L. Woodfield Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Zaleski

$1,000 – $2,499

A Signature Welcome, LLC Ms. Ashley Allan and Mr. Kristopher King Mr. and Mrs. Ivan V. Anderson, Jr. Ms. Jan Anderson Ms. Nada S. Arnold Mr. and Mrs. James Atkins Mr. and Mrs. William Barnes Ms. Ledlie Bell Berkley One Ms. Lara Bjork Blackbaud, Inc. Mrs. Patricia Bliss Dr. Deborah Bowlby and Mr. Richard Stoney Bridgeview Properties Mr. Paul Bronzo Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Broome Brunk Auctions Mr. Christian Bryant Mr. and Mrs. John T. Cahill, The John T and Elizabeth K Cahill Fund of Coastal Community Foundation of South Carolina Dr. and Mrs. Tim Cantopher Carolina Girl Renovations Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carroll Mr. and Mrs. John E. Cay, III Ms. Cynthia F. Chace Francine and Stephen Christiansen Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Coffman, Kathleen Coffman Trust Mr. and Mrs. William Cogswell Ms. Augusta Cole and Mr. Brandon Davis Mr. and Mrs. Elliott. T. Cooper Mrs. Kathryn Cox Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Cox Ms. Sharon Crawford and Mr. Thruston W. Pettus Mr. Gerard Cuddy Mrs. Dianne Culhane Mr. Michael C. Culler Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Daen Ms. Jill Davidge, Jill Davidge Giving Fund Mr. and Mrs. Garey De Angelis Mr. and Mrs. John Derse Mr. and Mrs. Charlton deSaussure, Jr.

ANNUAL GIVING CONT’D

Mr. and Mrs. Gary DiCamillo Ms. Ceara Donnelley and Mr. Nathan Berry, Ceara Donnelley & Nathan Berry Fund Doyle Auctioneers & Appraisers Mr. and Mrs. John M. Dunnan F & S Management Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Fair, Jr. Ms. Kathleen Ferrell and Mr. Arthur Hoey, The Holy City Fund Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fiederowicz Ms. Katarina Fjording Ms. Fetneh A. Fleischmann and Mr. David Furchgott Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Foulke Ms. Cameron Furber Mr. and Mrs. W. Foster Gaillard Mr. and Mrs. R. Garey Goff Good Vibrations Beach House, LLC Mrs. Mary Jane Goodman-Giddens and Dr. Eugene Giddens Mrs. Kelli Gottlich Mr. Jonathan Green and Mr. Richard Weedman Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Green Dr. Kathryn Haas and Dr. Allen Haas Mr. Michael W. Haga and Dr. Paul W. Holmes Mrs. Roger Hanahan Ms. Lane L. Harper, Harper Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Heifner Mr. and Mrs. Reid Huff Ingevity Mrs. Martha R. Ingram Ms. Elizabeth Johnson Whitney and Tony Jones Ms. Jane Joukowsky K&L Gates Ms. Gail Kahn, The Gail Kahn Foundation Fund Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Keigher Mr. Patrick Killian Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Koach Mrs. Debra Koch and Ms. Lauren Koch Koniver Aesthetics Dr. Virginia Kraus Mrs. Linder J. Laffitte Ms. Louise B. Lancaster Mr. Jacob Laws and Mr. Michael Feldman, Jacob Laws Interior Design, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Layfield Mr. and Mrs. Richard Leadem Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Legasey Mr. and Mrs. Robert Levin Ms. Elizabeth C. Rivers Lewine, Elizabeth C. Rivers Lewine Endowment of Coastal Community Foundation of South Carolina Ms. Renee Licht and Mr. Michael Sussman Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lipman Ms. Margaret Malaspina and Dr. Derrick Niederman

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Maresca Mr. Martin Margulies Mrs. Catherine M. Marino Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Mark, Tony & Gillian Mark Charitable Fund Market Pavilion Hotel Mrs. Bradford S. Marshall and Mrs. Charles K. Marshall Ms. Lindsay Marshall and Dr. Lucius Beebe Mr. and Mrs. James Martin Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. McCann Mr. and Mrs. Franklin W. McCann, The Winfield Foundation Gwen and Layton McCurdy Ms. Harriet McDougal Mr. and Mrs. H. Tomas McDuffie, AIA, RIBA Ms. Elisabeth McLean, Elisabeth McLean Charitable Fund Mr. Patrick McNulty Mr. and Mrs. Jack McSpadden Mr. and Mrs. Ed Meyer Ms. Anne Moss Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Nistad Mr. and Mrs. Dennis E. O’Brien Mrs. Anne Olson Mr. and Mrs. John David O’Neill Mrs. Melissa S. Parker Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Penkhus Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Pennington Mrs. Lorraine Perry and Mr. Charles F. Reese Mr. and Mrs. Bob Plumb Dr. Jennifer Porter and Mr. Stanley Porter, The Stanley and Jennifer Porter Fund Taylor Powell Ms. Helen Pratt-Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur J. Prezzano Dr. and Mrs. A. Bert Pruitt Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Randolph Mrs. Susan Ravenel, Kirby Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Ray Dr. and Mrs. Malcolm Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Claron A. Robertson, III Rogers Law Firm Ms. Abby Rosenthal Ms. Courtney Rowson Ms. Veronica Sarmanian Howard Schapiro and Jan Carroll Mrs. Marilyn Schultz Ms. Catherine Scott and Mr. Andrew Tew Dr. Darlene Shaw and Dr. George Cogar Ms. Anne Siegfried Dr. James G. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Hilton C. Smith Mac Smith Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Smith, Jr., Catherine and Richard A. Smith Charitable Fund Ms. Marilyn Sobel and Mr. Ben Cohen

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Spalding Ms. Nancye B. Starnes and Mr. David Hughes Mr. Jacien Steele SWV Limited Partnership Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tadler Mr. and Mrs. Larry W. Tarleton The George Gallery The Ideal Life Mr. Landon K. Thorne, III, Landon K. Thorne, III Charitable Gift Fund Ms. Mary Tinkler Ms. Suzanne Togna and Mr. David O. Haythe Ms. Nicole Vanasse and Mr. James Guerra Ms. Kathryn Veazey Mr. and Mrs. John Vournakis Mrs. Janneke C. Vreede - Schaay and Mr. Justin Schaay Mrs. Martha A. Waggoner Mr. and Mrs. Trenholm Walker Ms. Justine Wardrop, Wardrop Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Waring, Katherine P. Waring Memorial Endowment of Coastal Community Foundation of South Carolina Mr. and Mrs. Bud Watts Mrs. Mary Ellen Long Way Mrs. Jennifer Welham Mr. and Mrs. William Werrell Ms. Mary Whyte and Mr. Arnold Nemirow Mr. Carl Wise Ms. Ann Wrobleski and Mr. Phil Truluck Chef Michael Zentner and Mrs. Courtney Zenter

$500 – $999

Ms. Helen G. Arnold Mr. Brad Ball Mrs. Nancy Barrett Mrs. Linda DuRoss Becher and Mr. Charles Becher Mr. James Benson Dr. Cheryl Bentley and Mr. Clay Wommack Ms. Edleen Bergelt Ms. Anne Caroline Bethea Mrs. Laura Blanchard Mr. and Mrs. John Bleecker Ms. June Bradham Ms. Katherine Butler-Bachmann Ms. Karin Carlson Ms. Lisa Clark Mr. and Mrs. Craig Coit, The Coit Familty Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Smith B. Coleman Ms. Michele Costanzo Mr. and Mrs. Peter Crnkovich Mr. and Mrs. Jay Crouse Mr. and Mrs. George Dickinson Mrs. Michele Dispensa and Mr. Ron Weinberger Ms. Kate M. Dolan

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Ms. Barbara Dugan Mr. and Mrs. O. Ralph Edwards Mrs. Melissa Efird Ms. Mary L. Elson Mrs. Karen Ensor Mrs. Joan Fallon Ms. Jodie-Beth Galos and Mr. Michael Zwerling Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greene Ms. Fran Griffiths Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan Halford Ms. Corbin A. Henderson and Mrs. Quinn Sweeney Dr. and Mrs. Edward Holscher Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hong Ms. Andrea Jahde, Jahde Leather Atelier Mr. Marvin Jenkins Ms. Patricia C. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Kay Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Kerr Mrs. Karen L. Kichline-Ruef and Mr. David Ruef Mr. and Mrs. Richard Konrath Mrs. Polly Kosko Ms. Louise Lawton Mr. and Mrs. Brian Ledbetter Ms. Patricia Long and Ms. Sarah Russell Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Maddrey Ms. Deirdre McMurtry Mr. and Mrs. Tom McNeil Mr. and Mrs. F. Duffield Meyercord Caroline Moluf Network for Good Ms. Rhett Ramsay Outten Ms. R. Lucia Riddle Mr. and Mrs. John Romanosky Mr. and Mrs. William Rose Ms. Jill Ruppel Ms. Marsha Russell Mrs. Cara Schaafsma Mr. John Paul Schmidt Ms. Leslie Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stern Mr. Chuck Talbert Anne and Ken Tidwell Mrs. Alice W. Valdes Ms. Molly Waring and Mr. Joe Caughman Ms. Sharon Weston Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Willett Ms. Betty Anne Wilson Mr. and Mrs. John Winthrop, The Seedling Fund of Coastal Community Foundation of South Carolina Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Wright

M C G P H O TO G R A P H Y

ANNUAL GIVING CONT’D

$250 – $499

Mr. Jim Anderson Ms. Julia Andres Mr. and Mrs. Mark Andrews Mr. M. Ross Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Robert John Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Donald Barry Mr. and Mrs. Peter Becker Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Bell Dr. and Mrs. John G. P. Boatwright, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Julian V. Brandt, III Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Brown Mr. and Mrs. Mark Buono, Mark and Judith Buono Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Mark Burson Dr. Carlee Clark Ms. D. Summers Clarke and Mr. William T. Lacy Ms. Jackie Coleman Ms. Michele Connor Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. W. Constant Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Corley, III Mrs. Beth Cortopassi Cammy Noble Cranworth Mr. and Mrs. Edward Culver Dr. Shelley Dean and Mr. Doug King Mr. Matt Degenhardt Mr. and Mrs. Joe DeGroff Ms. Marie Delcioppo Mr. Gilbert R. Dent Mr. David Dumas Mr. and Mrs. Sam T. Ewing Ms. Helena F. Fox and Mr. West Fraser Ms. Helen Lyles Geer Mr. Thomas Geer Ms. Janet Gertz Ms. Elaine G. Gibbes Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Q. Giffuni Dr. April Gordon and Dr. Donald Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Goulding Mr. and Mrs. David Graham, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grenfell Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Guest Mr. and Mrs. George S. Hartley Bruce and Nedra Hecker, Hecker Family Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Hodgson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Householder Mr. and Mrs. Orton Jackson Mr. and Mrs. J. Daniel Kasman, Kasman Family Fund Mrs. Stephanie Kirkman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Koci Ms. Gayle Krueger Dr. and Mrs. Mariano La Via Ms. Meggett Lavin Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Lewis

Ms. Courtney Long and Dr. Michael Capata Mr. and Mrs. William C. Lortz Mr. and Mrs. James C. Mabry, IV Ms. Stephanie Mackara Mr. Edmund Major Mrs. Sarah Marion Mrs. Katherine M. Maybank Mr. Dwight McInvaill Mrs. Kelley McWhirter Mrs. Mary G. Motley and Mr. William D. Motley Motley Rice, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nacey Dr. and Mrs. John R. Nelson Prof. and Mrs. Dennis Nolan Mr. and Mrs. Nick Orletsky Mr. Serge Papatakis and Mrs. Jill Fleming Papatakis Ms. Sue S. Polansky and Mr. Alan Polansky Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Prickett Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Raboy Mr. and Mrs. Sergio Radovcic Mr. C. Andrew Rankin Ms. Diana Reuter-Twining Ms. Amy B. Robinson and Mr. Edward S. Gold Mrs. Andrea Rose Rousseaux and Mr. Charles Dorkey Mr. Charlie Rowe Mrs. Megan Pinckney Rutherford Mrs. Aileen Sanders Ms. Margaret P. Schachte and Mr. Hal S. Currey Mrs. David Schaible Mr. and Mrs. David Shuford Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Smith Mr. and Mrs. Park B. Smith, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George Smithy, Jr. Ms. Donna Somma and Mr. Robert Tamietti Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell I. Sonkin Mrs. Carline Soutter Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stadtmueller The Daniel Library at the Citadel Mr. George Thomas Rhett Thurman and Harry Clark, Harry Clark and Rhett Thurman Giving Fund Ms. Christine Tobin and Dr. Edward Galaid Estate of Thomas Wade-West Ms. Hannah Watt and Mr. James Durkin Ms. Sally A. Webb Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wiessner Ms. Liz Williams and Mr. Ron McNally Dr. and Mrs. George F. Worsham, Jr. Mr. John Young and Mr. Philip Dufford

$100 – $249

Ms. Nan Ahern Mrs. BettyLynn Allison Margaret and David Alwine Ms. Betsy L. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson

Ms. Elizabeth A. Applegate Ms. Sarah Rose Armstrong Mrs. Julia Arnold Ms. Risalea Austen and Mr. Jon Austen Mrs. Jennifer Axmacher Mr. and Mrs. Donald Backer Mr. Garett Backman Ms. Paige Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Baker, III Mrs. Janie Ball and Mr. Charlie Aikman Ms. Carrie Ballard and Mr. David Ballard Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Barber Mrs. Octavia Barrett Mr. Russell Barrett Mr. Kevin Barry Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barto Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Bate Dr. Susan Bauer Mr. and Mrs. E. Dana Beach Mr. Todd Beals Mr. Frederick Belden Ms. Judy Bell and Ms. Kira Golub Ms. Shawn Bell Ms. Autumn Bennett and Mr. Jeffrey Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Craig M. Bennett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Berg Mrs. Tara Bergaz Mrs. Robin Bergeson Mrs. Shirley Berman Mrs. Elizabeth Berry Steve Berry and Katherine K. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Ben Blend Mr. and Mrs. Brad Bodkin Thomas Bohrnstedt Ms. Kristen Bowman Mrs. Valerie Bozzelli Ms. Catherine Brack and Mr. Andrew Brack Mr. and Mrs. David E. Breedlove Michelle Brewer Ms. Louise Britton and Mr. David Goll Mr. and Mrs. Greg Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Brown Ms. Tracey H. Brown and Ms. Pauline Reynolds Ms. Kimberley Bruckmann and Ms.Lindsay Cox Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Bruderer Mr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Burdick Mrs. Caroline Burns Ms. Beatrice Burton Mrs. Walker Buxton Mr. Steve Cagle and Mr. John W. Meffert Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Callahan Ms. Diane Camberato Mr. and Mrs. Michael Carmody, Jr. Amoura Carter Ms. Melinda Carter Mr. and Mrs. T. Heyward Carter, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Carwile

Mr. Brendan Cavanaugh and Mr. Louis Minora Ms. Joyce Cerato Mr. Chris Clark Dr. Jennifer Clarke Mr. James Clemence Ms. Stephanie Coakley and Mr. Peter Russell Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cochran Mrs. Ginger Coffey Mrs. Anne F. Coleman and Ms. Katherine P. Coleman Ms. Elizabeth Coles Ms. Rebekah Collinsworth and Mr. Rob Kangas Ms. Jennifer Comer Ms. Susan Condrin Dr. Michelle Cooke and Mr. Devin Deich Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cooper Mr. MIchael Corbo Mrs. Elizabeth Couturier Mrs. Kathleen Craig Ms. Karen Crissman Mr. and Mrs. Bo Crouch Mr. Taylor Cryan Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Curtin Dr. Elizabeth Dacus and Dr. Scott Evans Ms. Lynette Dake and Ms. Ann O’Rourke Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dalehite Rev. and Mrs. Steve Darby Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Davis Mrs. Katie Davis Phillips Rev. Courtney Davis-Shoemaker Mr. and Mrs. Jeff DeHart Dr. Graciela De Jesús Ms. Tanya Deke Mrs. Ashley Demosthenes Mr. and Mrs. James Dickinson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dixon Ms. Katherine Doe and Ms. Joy Sims Ms. Jessica Doherty Elizabeth Dooley and Regan Dooley Dr. and Mrs. Louis Dornetto Mrs. Bonnie D. Doty Mr. Marshall Drake Ms. Jill Drerup Dr. and Mrs. Mark DuFine Ms. Elizabeth Edelson Ms. Barbara Edwards Margaret Edwards Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Eiden Ms. Corie Hipp Erdman Ms. Gul Ergul Mrs. Sandra Ericksen Ms. Hillary Evans Mrs. Sara Ewing Dr. Lacy Fabian Elaine Fairey Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Farrar Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fey Mrs. Stephanie Finch and Mr. Kevin Story

ANNUAL GIVING CONT’D

Mr. and Mrs. Brett Finley Mrs. Molly Finn Ms. Serena Finnerty Mrs. Jaimie Flack Ms. Seana Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Michael Friday Ms. Megan Friedman and Ms. Brenda Friedman Mrs. Tyler Page Wright Friedman and Mr. Elliott Friedman Mrs. Karen Fries Ms. Leize Gaillard and Mr. Ben Buckley-Green Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gaitskill Ms. Lauren M. Garenne and Mr. Alexandre Garenne Mr. and Mrs. Gordon H. Garrett Ms. Ari Gennille and Ms. Shelly Wilbanks Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gergel Mr. and Mrs. Beau Gibson Mrs. Lynda Gilkeson Mrs. Jean Ginn Mr. and Mrs. Marion B. Glover Mr. Charles Goldman Mrs. Linda Gordon and Mr. William Cattorini Mr. and Mrs. Michael Goun Mr. Alexander Graham III Mr. and Mrs. Michael Graves Ms. Charlotte Gray Ms. Jane Gray and Mr. Gregory Van Schaack Dr. and Mrs. Phillip H. Greenberg Ms. Glenna D. B. Greenslit Ms. Betti Greenstein Mr. and Mrs. John Penn Griffen Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Gross Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Grubb, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Gruenloh Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gryniewski Mr. and Mrs. Larry Guffey Mrs. Erwin Gunnells Ms. Liz Guthridge and Mr. David Matthews Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hagerty Mr. Cameron Hall Mr. and Mrs. John Hanckel Mrs. M. Tracey Handler Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Hanger, Jr. Mrs. Julie Harari Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Harley Ms. Roslyn J. Harper Mr. John Harrison Mr. and Mrs. David Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. James Heckler Ms. Regina Hicks Mr. and Mrs. Don Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Hildebrand Ms. Emily Hill and Mr. Alexander Klaes Ms. Allison Hill-Edgar Mr. and Mrs. James Hlavin Ms. Heather Hollifield Mrs. Lynn Hooff Ms. Jill Hooper and Mr. Stevenson Bennett Ms. Isabel Hopkins William Hopkins Ms. Sheridan Hough and Mr. Christian Coseru Ms. Mary Houston and Mr. Charles Cater

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Howard Mr. and Mrs. David Hruska Ms. Lesesne Hudson Mr. Matthew A. Hunter Ms. Hillary Hutchinson and Mr. Rick Schmiedt Mr. Don Hutchison Mr. and Mrs. Steve H. Inada Ms. Linda Inman Ms. Robyn Iovinella-Waterston Dr. and Mrs. Jerome E. Isaacs Patrick Jackman Mr. and Mrs. Ittriss Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jennings Ms. Emma Jenrette and Mr. Alex Yellan Dr. and Mrs. Joseph F. John, Jr. Mrs. Chelsea Johnson Rev. Mary Johnstone and Mr. Robert L Johnstone Mrs. Catherine O. Jones Ms. Elizabeth P. Jones Mr. Jai Jones Ms. Linda Kacala Ms. Allison Kary Ms. Diane Katz Mrs. Stephanie Kelleher Mr. and Mrs. James O. Kempson Ms. Kay Kennerty Prof. Lisa Kerr Mrs. Anna Killingsworth Mr. and Mrs. John King Ms. Wendi Kiss Ms. Lana Kleiman and Mr. Steve Kleiman Mrs. Nancy Klein Mrs. Denise T. Kniola Mr. Cary Kotcher Ms. Tara Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Paul Krause Ms. Susan Kridler Mr. Karl Kuester Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kunkel Ms. Laura LaMontagne Ms. Carol J. Lancaster and Mr. Steve M. King Mrs. Rachel Landis Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lane Mrs. Alex Langdale Ms. Debby Lassiter Mr. Raymond Lauer Ms. Gala Laurent and Mr. Kevin Schoonveld Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lavallee Mr. and Mrs. John B Lee Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leggett Ms. Whitney Lesch Mrs. Michelle Lesmeister Dr. Elliott Lessen Ms. Katherine Libby Ms. Mauri Librett Mrs. Anne Lindsey Mrs. Emily Liollio Ms. Jess Lipsey and Ms. Abby Harding Ms. Ellie Locke Mrs. Caroline Lord Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Loughry

Mrs. Carrie Lutes Mr. Benjamin Mack Mrs. Robin Macpherson Mr. and Mrs. Brenden Maloof Mrs. Katherine Mange Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Mantini Mr. and Mrs. Theodore B. Manuel Mr. Evan Marko Mrs. Katie Marko Ms. Blair Markovic and Mr. Brandon Butcher Mr. and Mrs. William E. Martin, III Ms. Hirona Matsuda Mr. and Mrs. William May Mr. and Mrs. Clifford McCrary, III Ms. Molly McGaan and Mr. Ian Leonard Mr. Michael McGaughey and Mr. Craig Kettles Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McGee Ms. Susan McGinness Ms. Ruth McKeen Dr. Elie McLaren Mr. and Mrs. Barnes McLaurin Ms. Maxine McLeod Dr. and Mrs. Theodore McRackan Dr. and Mrs. Chuck Medbery Mr. Alex Meintel Mr. and Mrs. Joel Melroy Mrs. Jennifer Mendelsohn Mrs. Inna Metcalf and Mr. Slade Metcalf Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah R. Milbank, III Mr. Matt Mill Mrs. Katharine Millar and Mrs. Dale Barnett Mr. and Mrs. William J. Millard Ms. Hayley Miller Ms. Jane Milner Mr. and Mrs. Will Mischner Ms. Amanda Mole Mr. and Mrs. Guy E. Montgomery Ms. Julie Moore and Mr. Thomas Rode Dr. Gertrude Morris and Dr. James Morris Ms. Joyce Morris Mr. and Mrs. John Moseley Ms. Diane Murphy Mrs. Holley Neary Dr. Kristiana Neff Mr. Travis O. Nesland Mr. Karl Nichols Dr. and Mrs. Alan Nussbaum Ms. Megan O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Cole Oehler Ms. Rose M. O’Hara Ms. Diane O’Keefe and Mr. Peter Thibodeau Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Olanoff Ms. Gail Onken Mr. James Orcutt Ms. Jeanette Ososki Mrs. Elizabeth Pallotta Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Parrington Ms. Susan Parsons and Dr. Angus Baker Dr. Shailesh Patel and Ms. Mosmi Naik-Patel Mrs. Jane R. Pearman

Mr. Brian Pecor Ms. Victoria Peluso Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Perich Mr. and Mrs. William R. Perry, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Richard Pierce Mrs. Carol Pinckney Ms. Sarah Pitts Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Platt Ms. Caroline Poe Mrs. Suzi Poeton Mrs. Brianne Porter Mr. Russell Powell Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Pratt-Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Michael Prevost Mr. and Mrs. Greg Pryor Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. Quattlebaum Dr. Carol Quillen and Dr. George McLendon Dr. Anita Ramsetty Ann and Nicholas Read Mrs. Ellen Read, Pringle-Read Endowment of Coastal Community Foundation of South Carolina Ms. Diana Reed and Ms. Mary Adkins Dr. Susan Reed and Mr. Alfred Shapleigh Mr. Layton Register Ms. Stanyarne Reid

Ms. Joanna Rieke Ms. Bené Rittenberg Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ritts Ms. Carroll W. Rivers Mrs. Jill Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Randal M. Robinson Ms. Catherine G. Rogers and Mr. Steven Nicoll Mrs. Jeannie Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Rosenblum Jasmine Woodard Rose and Evan Rose Mr. and Mrs. William Rose Mr. and Mrs. Rich Rosenthal Ms. Leila Ross Dr. and Mrs. Lars H. Runquist Ms. Carolyn Russell and Mr. Dan Jones Mr. Blake Sams Mrs. Suzanne Sanborn Ms. Lauren Sanchez and Mr. Jonathan Sanchez Ms. Leli Sarsozo Mr. and Mrs. David Savard Ms. Patricia Schaefer and Mr. Henry Schaefer Ms. Hyland Schaller Mr. and Mrs. Tyson Schuetze Mrs. Monica Scott Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scurry Ms. Hannah Sears and Mr. David Pastre

Vice Adm. and Mrs. John Sease Mr. James Sellers Ms. Jan Serr and Mr. John Shannon Mrs. Tracy Shehab Ms. Sara Sherman and Mr. Joel Natkin Ms. Helen Shymanski Ms. Sally Simms and Nick Reiter Dr. and Mrs. J. Bryan Smalley Mr. and Mrs. Jason Smith Mr. and Mrs. George W. Smyth Mr. and Mrs. David Smythe Ms. Kara Blanken Soper Mr. and Mrs. Joey Sovine Mrs. Jayne M. Spector Mr. Matthew Starling Mr. and Mrs. F. David Stevens Mr. Richard Stifel Ms. Mary Stone Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Storen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Strauss Mr. Donald Sturdivant Ms. Ellen Swandiak Ms. Cat Taylor Ms. Janice Taylor and Mr. Joel Ronkin Ms. Dorothy W. Teetor Ms. Amy Templeton

M C G P H O TO G R A P H Y

ANNUAL GIVING CONT’D

Ms. Marie Tenaglia and Mr. Brian Olasov Ms. C Lynn Terry Ms. Lavinia Thaxton Ms. Virginia Theerman Ms. Ann Thomas Mrs. Wendy Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Cary Thomson Mr. Hugh Thornhill Ms. Sarah Thornton Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Thrasher Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Tisdale, Jr. Ms. Elizabeth Todd Dr. Christine Toporek and Dr. Martin Toporek Ms. Joanna Tracy Ms. Kathleen Tresnak and Mr. William Reehl Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Trimble, III Mrs. Aurora Tulshan Mr. and Mrs. David Turner Michael Uricchio Mrs. Mary Kate Valluzzo Mr. and Mrs. Jacobus Van de Graaf Ms. Veronica Volborth and Mr. Edwin Roncancio Dr. Lisa Von Moll Mr. Jarred Wagner Mr. and Mrs. John Wanick Ms. Pamela Watson Mr. and Mrs. Steve Werber Ms. Mary L. Wessner and Mr. Stephen D. Slifer Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wetzel Ms. Susan Wheeler Mr. Justin White Richard Whiting Ms. Donna Widener Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wilbur Dr. Kathleen Wiley and Mr. Patrick Kelley Ms. Stefani Wilkens Ms. Clisby Williams Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Leo Williams Ms. Randi Williams and Ms. Elizabeth Watchowski Ms. Amy R. Wilson and Mr. Mathew J. Swenson Mr. and Mrs. Cooper Wilson Dr. and Mrs. William C. Wilson Ms. Sheila Winett Mrs. Michelle Wolfe Dr. and Mrs. John Wrangle Mrs. Vicky Wynn Mr. and Mrs. Ta-Chun Yen Mr. and Mrs. Steve Yeomans Dr. Ellen C. Young Mr. and Mrs. James E. Young Mr. and Mrs. Kenley Young Dr. Nikki Yourshaw and Dr. Jeffrey Yourshaw Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Ziegler Ms. Katja Zigerlig

$99 & Below

Ms. Amy Abernathy Mr. Christopher Abernathy Mrs. Nancy Abramovic Ms. Monica Addis Mr. and Mrs. Conrad P. Albert Jessica Albino Mr. Josiah Albright Mr. and Mrs. Clint Allen Ms. Martina Allen Ms. Jodie Almeida Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Altman Mr. and Mrs. Eduardo Alves Mrs. Laura Mahoganee Amiger Ms. Sarah Amos Ms. Kate Andersen Mr. James Anderson Ms. Jinell Anderson and Ms. Vernee Hancock Ms. Regina Anderson and Mr. Christian Brutzer Kelsey Andes Mr. H. A. Andrew Ms. Annie Andrews Mr. Zachary R. Arcelona Ms. Sara Arnold and Dr. Heath Hoffmann Ms. Angela Askiland Ms. Maria Austin Mrs. Ellen Azurin Mrs. Lee Ann Bain Olivia Banks Ms. Lauren Barozie Mrs. Heather Barrie and Mr. Jason Robbins Ms. Lisa K. Bartmann Mr. David Baskin Mr. and Mrs. William Bates Ms. Anita Beaty Brook Beck Ms. Natasha Beck Ms. Janine Belanger and Mr. John Winarchick Mr. Samuel Bellamy Mr. Harvey Bennett Ms. Sally Bennett Ms. Sue Bennett Ms. Karen Berg Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bergeron Mr. and Mrs. Norman Berlinsky Ms. Sarah Berry Mr. Peter Biltekoff Mrs. Emmie Birkas Ms. Mikki Blackman Ms. Brandi Blake Ms. Ellen Blake Ms. Hannah Blanton Ms. Tyler A. Blanton Ms. Amy Bleecker Ms. Margaret Boling Mrs. Suzanne Boone and Mr. Al Katz

Mr. Domonic Boreffi Mrs. Cheryl K. Boswell Mrs. Hollace Boswell Mr. and Mrs. James H. Boswell Dr. James G. Bouknight and Mr. Ramsey H. Still Mr. J David Bourke Ms. Jessica Bowles Mrs. Virginia Bradley Mr. Zachary Bradley Mr. Gus Brame Ms. Helen C. Brandenburg Ms. Diane Brandt Ms. Rebecca Branham Dr. Elizabeth Bray Mr. Nathan Brej Mrs. Marcy Jean Brenner Ms. Katelyn Brewer Mrs. Rachel Bricca Ms. Laney E. Brice Ms. Kate Briggs Dr. and Mrs. Howard L. Brilliant Ms. Griffith Britton Ms. Djuanna Brockington Jennifer Brockwell Baker Ms. Jane M. Brown Mr. Maurice Brown Ms. Paula Brown and Mr. Thomas Brown Mrs. Rosalee Brown and Mrs. Jeanette Spencer Dr. Timothy D. Brown Ms. Tia Brown Ms. Trudy Brown Mrs. Anne Brownyard Ms. Crystal Bruce Jewell Bruce Dr. and Mrs. William Y. Buchanan Dr. Kenneth Buhmeyer Ms. Rebecca Bulwicki Mr. Chris Burchhardt Ms. Sharon Burgess Ms. Logan Burroughs Ms. Phonica Burt Mrs. Catherine M. Butler and Mr. Bernard Rotundo Mr. John Butler Diane Butman Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cameron Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Campbell Ms. Dana Campbell Ms. Karole Turner Campbell Ms. Sandra W. Campbell Mr. Brian Canoni Ms. Ellen Cantwell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cape Kezia Carpenter Dr. and Mrs. William C. Carter, III Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Casciato Ms. Savannah Cash Mrs. Demetra Cauthen

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Mrs. Katherine Cantrel and Mr. Paul Cawood Ms. Kimber Chang Ms. Catherine H. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Charamella Ms. Debbie Cherin Lorelei Chernyshov Ms. Lynn C. Chiappone Mr. Jamieson Clair Mr. and Mrs. Chris Clamp Ms. Emily Clare Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clark Mrs. Barclay Clarke Ms. Linda Clement Ms. Peyton Cloys Ms. Barbara Cohn Ms. Alice Colin and Mr. Matthew Brendle Mrs. Michele Comete-Schonemann Mr. and Mrs. Peter Conlin Ms. Bobbi Conner and Mr. Billy Lempesis Ms. Barbra Cook David Coon Mr. Edward Copes Mr. and Mrs. Peter Correale Ms. Ellen Costello and Mr. Michael Judge Ms. Doe Cote Mrs. Mary Cotterill Mr. Evan Courtney Capt. Rebecca Crichton Mrs. Denise Crim Ms. Kelly Criscitillo Ms. Havilah Criss Mrs. Rebecca Croft Mrs. Virginia Crowley Ms. Zania Cummings Chef Alex Curtis Jonathan Dahl Dr. Can Dalyan Prof. Nakeisha Daniel Mrs. Mariah Darby Ms. Leda Davenport Mr. Townsend Davidson Mrs. Erica Davis Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey K. Davis Mrs. Karen D. Davis Ms. Simone Davis Carol and Steve Degnen Jack Dent Mr. Paul deVere Ms. Maeomee L. Devos and Ms. Abigail Devos Ms. Radhika Dhir Mrs. Susan G. Dickson Mr. Peter Dirkes Ms. Elizabeth P. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Doering, Jr. Deborah Doherty Ms. Tamara Doleman Ms. Retta Dotterer

ANNUAL GIVING CONT’D

Mrs. Barbara Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. John Douglas Mrs. Helen Dovell Laura Dow Mr. Brian Downey Ms. Mary Ellen Doyle Ms. Susan Drake Ms. Kiki Drayton Mrs. Louise Drayton Ms. Melanie Dubos Ms. Amie Dufek Ms. Julia Jane Duggan Mrs. Walt Duhaime Mrs. Kelly Dukes Mrs. Bonnie P. Dumas and Ms. Diane Marks Mr. Jason Dunigan Ms. Jennifer Dunning Ms. Louisa Dunn Ms. Susan Dunn Ms. Rosemarie Dykeman Ms. T’Mani Eady Ms. Elizabeth S. Eaton-Adams Mr. and Mrs. Dave Eckert Mrs. Suzy Edwards and Mrs. Alice D. Sullivan Mr. Lutz Eggert and Mrs. Heide Eggert Dr. Julia Eichelberger and Mr. LeRoy Hutchinson

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Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Elias Ms. Katherine Elkin Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Ellis Mrs. Deshanna Elmore Ms. Trenise Elmore Ms. Liesl Eppes Ms. Joyce Erb Mr. and Mrs. Chip Ervin Ms. Jane Esterline Mr. Colin Ewing Mr. Robert Fairbairn Mrs. Mary Jo Fairchild Ms. Stephanie Faison and Ms. Cyra Valente Ms. Juliana G. Falk Ms. Linda Fantuzzo Prof. Amiri Farris Nancy Feinberg Ms. Sarah Feldman Mr. and Mrs. G S. Fennell Ms. Avril H. Fenwick Sean Ferneau Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Fessenden Ms. Heidi Finniff Ms. Helen Fischer Ms. Camille Fishback Mrs. Karen Fox

Dr. Linda Francisco Ms. Bree Fry- Jones Ms. Camille Frye and Mr. Greg Frye Mr. Rex Fuller Mr. Michael Furlong and Mr. Eric Larsen Ms. Tricia Gabberty Ms. Janet H. Gallagher Emily Gaman Mrs. Diana Garrett Ms. Bertheria Gaston Ms. Angela Geiger Ms. Elaine George Mr. Frederick George Mr. David Gerth Affra Coming Gibbs Ms. Savannah Gignac Pati Girone and Andrew Girone Ms. Carol Boyers Givens Mr. and Mrs. Chase Glenn Mr. and Mrs. Kent Goetjen Mrs. Amy Goldy Mr. Diego Gonzalez Ms. Katharine Good and Mr. William Gordon Mrs. Anita Gore and Mr. Joseph Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Preston Grandin Ms. Pamela Grant-Blakeney

Ms. Marian Greely Mr. Harlan Greene Mrs. Ashley Greenwell Mrs. Faye Griffin Ms. Perrin Griffin Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Grimball Ms. Mary Guess Dr. and Mrs. David Gutman Mrs. Nancy Hadley Ms. Frances Hairfield and Ms. Jeanne Adams Alex Hall Mr. John Hallat Mrs. Ann Marie Halleck Mr. Lois Hall Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hanlin Mr. and Mrs. William Hardis Ms. Brooke Hardymon Ms. Jamilla Harper Ms. Stephanie Harth Pagen Harvey Mrs. Lisa Hase-Jackson and Prof. Gary Jackson Ms. Tara Hasenberg Ms. Arlene Haskins Mr. Jonathan Haupt Ms. Kaelyn Hawkins Ms. Evelyn Hayes Ms. Andrea Hazel and Mr. Frank Hamilton Ms. Karyn Healey Mr. Jennifer Hebra Dr. Katherine Hendrix Ms. Jillian E. Hensley Mrs. Chevon Herbert Gina Bailey Herring Ms. Donna S. Herrmann Mr. Fred B. Herrmann Ms. Julie Hicks Mrs. Kandy T. Higley Ms. Heather Hiller Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Hill Mr. and Mrs. John Hirsch Ms. Sherry Hirsch and Mr. Kenneth Hirsch Haven Hobson Ms. Natalie Hodak Ms. Victoria F Hodges Mr. and Mrs. John G. Hodgson Roger Hoffman Mr. Murley and Mr. Holleran Ms. Russell Holliday and Mr. Hal Cottingham Ms. Karen L. Hollings Mrs. Channa D. Honigman Ms. Janet Hopkins Christina and Brooks Host Mr. Caden Hostetler Mr. and Mrs. William Howard Hannah Howle Ms. Katherine Hoyle Ms. Lynnette Huff

Edward Hull Mrs. Laurie Hull Mrs. Pam Humphrey Tim Hunger Ms. Nashonda Hunter Mrs. Lauren J. Hurlock and Mr. Michael Havens Mrs. Ann B. Igoe Ms. Elizabeth Ilderton Mr. and Mrs. David J. Ingle IV Mr. and Mrs. George Ingram Ms. Sherry A. Jackoboice Ms. Nancy Jackson Ms. Lowanda Jamison Ms. Kimberly Jefferson Mr. and Mrs. Rivers T. Jenkins, III Cmdr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Johnson Mrs. Elisabeth Johnson Mrs. Joselyn Johnson Ms. Michele Johnson Robert Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Ernest G. Jones, III Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jonjevic Mr. Mills Jordan Ms. Margot Jordan and Mr. Richard Huffman Mr. Richard Joyce Ms. Olivia Jung Mrs. Judith Kassel-Cline Mrs. Avery Kastenbaum Mr. Nicholas Kawczynski Mrs. Judith Keaveney Mr. Chris Kendall Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Don Kennelly Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kenney Nancy Kerins Mr. McCain Kerr Mr. and Mrs. Worth Ketchem Mr. LaShaun Key Mrs. Caroline King Ms. Joyce King Ms. Leslie Kingery Ms. Behren Kittrell and Mr. Ernie Banis Mrs. Barbara G. Klein and Mr. Arthur Klein Mrs. Bryn Margaret Kline Dr. Jeffrey J. Kline Mrs. Lisa Kline Dr. Meredith Koester Mrs. Angela Koffler Ms. Barbara Kohn Mr. and Mrs. J. Randall Koonce Ms. Ava Kuhn Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kypta Ms. Robyn Lahlein Ms. Lois Lane and Mr. David Rogers Ms. Francine LaPointe Ms. Sigrid G. Laughlin Mrs. Caitlin Laurence

Mrs. Toni Lee Mr. Peter Lehman Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Lenhardt Jr. Mr. Robert Leventhal Ms. Margaret E. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Lipman Ms. Anna Lipscomb Mr. Benjamin Little Mrs. Mandy Livingston Mr. Melvin R. Loeb Marla and Michael Loftus Ms. Marilyn H. Long Megan Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lucas Ms. Betsey Lupton and Mr. Don Tudor Ms. Jan Luth and Mr. Terry Powell Mrs. Hannah Mabry Lt. Col. Ret. Matthew Mackey Wayne MacLaughlin Ms. Gail Macomson Mr. and Mrs. John Maize Mrs. Susan Z. Malabre Ms. Mary Malone Ms. Phyllis Malpas Kimberly Mangan Ms. Dani Manilla Ms. Gina Marriner Ms. Gale B. Marrone Mrs. Jan Martin Martha and William Matheson Mr. and Mrs. Adam Mathews Ms. Kristine A. Mattis-Graves Ms. Marian Mazzone Ms. Daisy McClellan Ms. Sue McClinton and Mr. Roy Owen Mr. John McCullough Mrs. Raven McCutchen Dawn and James McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Jay McDonald Ms. Anne McDonough Mr. and Mrs. Hall T. McGee, III Ms. Corrie McGovern and Mr. James McGavick Ms. Amanda McHugh Ms. Laurie McIntosh Patricia McKinley Ms. Marianna G. McLean Mrs. Caroline H. McMillan Ms. Grace McNally Mrs. Marie McNeice The Honorable and Mrs. Joseph S. Mendelsohn Ms. Alicia Mendicino and Mr. Peter Wertimer Ms. Yvette Metz Ms. Gretta A. Middleton Mr. and Mrs. John Milkereit Ms. Narcisa Miller Ms. Lindeke Mills Ms. Megen Mims

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ANNUAL GIVING CONT’D

Mrs. Kim Mistler Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold Mitchell Mrs. Larissa Moore Michele Moore Tal Moore Dean Valerie Morris Ms. Denise Morrissette Mrs. Ellen Dressler Moryl Steven Moskos Ms. Laura Musselman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Musso Ms. Alexa Mutch Ms. Amelia Myers Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Myers Mr. Chad Nagel Joseph Nance Ms. Sandra Napodano and Mr. Scott Porter Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Nelson Eric Nelson Ms. Karen Nelson Mr. Neal Nelson Ms. Gayle B. Newcomb Mrs. Connie Nickens Ms. Katherine Norris Ms. Kelly L. O’Brien Ms. Mary Joan Oexmann Mr. Emmanuel Ogbonna Mrs. Annie Olimpi and Mr. Alexander Frech Ms. Anna O’Quinn Mrs. Joseph Ort Ms. Cathleen O’Sullivan Mr. Damon Otero Ms. Jann O’Toole Dr. Shelly Ozark Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Pagliaro Ms. Carrie Palmer Ms. Tammy H. Papa Nancy Paris Mrs. Kelli Parker Ms. Quiana Parler Mrs. Brianne Paschen Mr. and Mrs. James L. Passmore Dr. and Mrs. Murray Passo Mrs. Margaret Anne Pearson Mrs. Jane A. Pelland Mrs. Deborah Nyman Pepchinski and Mr. Bruce Pepchinski Baroness Erin Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Paul Perocchi Mr. Mani Peter Ms. Michelle Peterson Mr. H. Dickman Pfann Mr. and Mrs. Alton Phillips Ms. Jane Pilarski Joseph Pinto Mr. and Mrs. William Poloski Dr. and Mrs. Jeff Pompe Reverend Davis Poore Mr. Richard Porcher Mr. Chase Porter Mr. Dean D. Porter Ms. Ashley Powell

Ms. Helen C. Powell Dr. and Mrs. Bernard E. Powers, Jr. Ms. Susan Preminger Ms. Louise Priest Ms. Brittany Priester Mr. Brian Protheroe Ms. Evelynn Putnam Mr. and Mrs. William C. Putnam Mrs. Mary Pytelewski Mr. Chase Quinn Ms. Caroline M. Ragsdale Ms. Sherri Ralston Mrs. Jasmine Raybon Ms. Marianne M. Read Dr. Linda Reardon Mr. and Mrs. Tim Renner Ms. Arden Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Neal Rice Ms. Lynne Riding Mr. Jason Ridings Ms. Connie Rigdon Mr. and Mrs. Garett Rikard Mrs. Caroline Rivera Ms. Shayla Rivera Ms. Georgia C. Roane Mrs. Claire Robinson Ms. Laura Robinson Mr. Scott Robinson Prof. Catherine Rodgers Ms. Caroline Rodrigues Ms. Cierra Rogers Ms. Cheryl Rogers-Tadevich Mr. Tyler Rollins Ms. Karen Roof Dr. Paul D. Roof Ms. Pamela Rooney Dr. Susan Ross and Mr. James Ross Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rowan Mr. Charles Rowe and Mrs. Marie Thrower Mr. and Mrs. James Rowe Mr. and Mrs. David Rubin Mrs. Anne Ruder Mr. and Ms. Robert Runge Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Ryba Ms. Elaine Salmon Ms. Leslie Samuel Mrs. Theresa Sanders Mr. Marshall Sanford Ms. Pepper Sarnoff Mr. and Mrs. Orrell Saulsbury Garrett Saylor Ms. Edith D. Schaller Ms. Lucy Schemel Ms. Kate Schlarf Jacquelyn Schley Mr. and Mrs. Gordon D. Schreck Mr. William Schroer Mrs. Lauren Schumann Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Schwenzfeier Mr. Hugh T. Scogin Mr. Ardravius Scott

Mrs. Darlene Scott-Scurry and Mr. Nathaniel Scurry Ms. Lucile Seabrook Ms. Jeanne Sears Father John Seiler and Mr. Manuel Pacheco Ms. Victoria Seixas and Mr. Carlton Gong Ms. Kristin Shaffer Ms. Jacqueline Shapiro Dr. McLean Sheperd and Mr. Emmett Lynch Mrs. Rhonda Sherman Mrs. Nancy Sheurer Mrs. Jayne Shiver Stacey Shoecraft Ms. Melany Shuler Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Siegel Mrs. Elizabeth Sigal Dr. Christine J. Simaytis Mrs. Rebecca Simnowitz and Mr. Mitchell Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Simons Ms. Jenna Simpson Mr. and Mrs. John C. Sirianni Ms. Katherine Sluder Ms. Fatima Smalls Dr. and Mrs. C. D. Smith, III Mr. Kevin Smith Dr. Martha G. Smith Mr. William D. Smyth Mr. and Mrs. George B. Smythe Mr. and Mrs. Philip Snead Ms. Hannah Sofer Dr. and Mrs. Peter Soltani Mr. Cator Sparks Dr. Lundie Spence Ms. Martha L. Stackel Ms. Stephanie Stallings Ms. Katherine Stark Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Stasz Ms. Margarita Staudt and Dr. Richard Gunter Ms. Kathy Steinmuller Ms. Harmony Stern Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart Mrs. Jill Stierli Ms. Kaitlyn Stine Mrs. Whitney Stoddard Mr. and Mrs. Randell C. Stoney, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Strauch Mrs. Ute Stretz Ms. Joanna Stroud Rev. and Mrs. Robert Sturdy Mrs. Heather Sullivan Ms. Rita Sullivan and Mr. David Sullivan Mr. George Summerford Mr. James Sumpter and Mr. Merrill A. Benfield Ms. Julie Swanson Mr. Paul Swem Ms. Phyllis Taylor Dr. Marguerite Tennille and The Honorable Ben Tennille Ms. Grace Teshima Mr. and Mrs. Foster Thalheimer Dr. Carolyn Thiedke Cherish Thomas

Ms. Cynthia C. Thomas and Mr. David Thomas Ms. Julia Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thomas Ms. Tracie Thomas Mrs. Eloise Thome Dr. Christine Thompson Mr. and Mrs. David Thompson Mr. David M. Thompson and Arun Drummond Ms. Karen Thompson Mr. Clyde and Carlin Timmons Ms.Tawana Tolbert Mrs. Eugenia M. Torrey Ms. Isabelle Tourneau and Mr. Donald Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Craig Townsend Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Trenning Mrs. Catherine Triplett Ms. Patricia L. Trivette and Mr. Rick L. Malaspina Mrs. Susan D. Trott Ms. Angell Troxler Mr. and Mrs. Mark Tullis Ivy J. Turner Mr. Lee Turner Mrs. Rebecca Tuten Mr. and Mrs. Dieter Urbanski Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ustin Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Uyak Ms. Molly Valerio Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Van Norstrand Ms. Becky Van Wie and Ms. Anne Register Mr. Anton Vander Zee Ms. Liz Vena Jacey Verdicchio Ms. Davis Vergnolle and Mr. Joshua Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Vitali Mr. and Mrs. Leonard F. Volf, Jr. Mrs. Barbara Wade Ms. Linda J. Walder Dr. Lynne Waldman Donald Walker Mrs. Ireana Walker Mrs. Mary Walker Mr. John Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Thatcher Waller Ms. Leigh Ann Waslien Ms. Martha Watson Mrs. Suzanne Smith Weatherford Ms. Tracey Weaver Michele Weinberger Mrs. Ariana Weindling Ms. Erin Welds Ms. Victoria J. West Mr. and Mrs. David P. Wetta Ms. Amelia Whaley Mr. Martin Whist Mr. and Mrs. Brian White Ms. Daisy White Ms. Mary White Ms. Neita A. Wiese Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wildermann Ms. Linda Wilkens Mrs. April Williams

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Mr. Arthur L. Williams Mrs. Barbara Williams Mr. Charles Williams Ms. Nicole Williams Ms. Ravyn Williams Ms. Regina Williams Ms. Stephanie Williams and Mr. Seth Simmons Mr. Robert Wilson Mr. Martin Wisse Mrs. Alston O. Wolf Ms. Arianne Wolfe and Mr. Nate Dittman Mr. Zach Wolff Ms. Chase Wood Ms. Maggie Woodruff Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Woods Mr. and Mrs. James Woods Ms. Valerie Wrice Mrs. Courtney Yannitelli Ms. Jane M. Yates Ms. Jen York Ms. Caitlyn Jessica Young Ms. Judy Young Rolf Young Ms. Julie Zachowski Mr. Alec Zarif Mr. David Zoellner Ms. Chrystine M. Zweibel

Honor / Memorials In memory of Bennett Baxley Ms. Helen McFadden

In honor of Laura and Tim Cantopher Mrs. Virginia Wood In memory of Amy Prince Coy Ms. Elaine George In honor of Lisa Craig Mr. David Dumas In honor of Debra Force Ms. Lynn Mizell In honor of Jonathan Green Mr. John M. Rivers, Jr., The John M. Rivers, Jr. Foundation, Inc. In memory of Katy Huger Stephen and Susan Hoffius Martha and Kenneth Severens In honor of Spencer Lynch Mr. David Dumas

In memory of Stan Nimmons Mrs. Pam Humphrey Kiawah Resort Associates – Patrick, Will, Chris, Jordan & Stephanie In honor of Andrea Woodfield Mr. David Dumas In memory of Pete Wyrick Mr. H. A. Andrew Croghan’s Jewel Box Dr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Jenrette, III Mr. Charlie Rowe Dr. William Turner Jr.

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The Secret Ingredients Seva Mind & Body Snyder Events Squeeze Cocktails & Beverage Catering Stradley Davidson SYG Designs Technical Event Company The Dewberry The Sanctuary Tiger Lily Mr. Christopher Timby Unbound Ballet

Society 1858 Art Auction Donors Timothy Banks William Beebe Lara Bjork Isabel Bornstein Lese Corrigan Katherine Dunlap Carolyn Fraser Katie Geer Karen Hewitt Hagan Duke Hagerty Cindy Hayes Andrea Hazel Jill Hooper Fred Jamar Megan Lange Lia Burke Libaire Leigh Limehouse Denise Mansheim Susan Porter George Read Ella Richardson Raven Roxanne Kate Long Stevenson

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Rory McEwen A New Perspective on Nature January 26 — April 28, 2024 A N E W P E R S P E C T I V E O N N AT U R E I S P R E S E N T E D BY T H E G I B B E S M U S E U M O F A R T I N A S S O C I AT I O N W I T H R OYA L B OTA N I C G A R D E N S , K E W ( LO N D O N ) A N D OA K S P R I N G G A R D E N F O U N DAT I O N ( V I R G I N I A ) ; TO U R M A N AG E M E N T BY L A N DAU T R AV E L I N G E X H I B I T I O N S , LO S A N G E L E S , C A . This exhibition is made possible by generous support from our Presenting Sponsors Cindy and Ben Lenhardt in partnership with

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