COMMUNITY REPORT
2019 2020
TABL E O F C O N T E N T S OUR MISSION + VALUES
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OUR COMMITMENTS
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MESSAGE FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
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OUR CORE PROGRAMS
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TINY TOTS
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SCHOOLS
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SPOTLIGHT: MUSIC OF THE WORLD
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SPOTLIGHT: OUTSIDE THE ORCHESTRA
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KEY STATISTICS
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PARTNERS
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LEADERSHIP
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CONDUCTORS
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INTERNS
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MUSICIANS
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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VOLUNTEERS
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TESTIMONTIALS
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CORPORATE, FOUNDATION, AND GOVERMENT DONORS
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INDIVIDUAL DONORS
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O UR M I S S I O N Our mission is to bring orchestra music to young children in the greater Denver metropolitan community, cultivating music appreciation and enhancing their education through an engaging first-hand experience with the orchestra.
O UR VA L U E S INCREASE EQUITY Increase equity among metro Denver’s communities by reducing barriers to the performing arts and ensuring that orchestra music is accessible, approachable, and enjoyable for all children. RESPECT THE CHILDREN Respect the children we serve by providing relevant, authentic, engaging, and professional programming. LISTEN TO THE COMMUNITY Listen to the community and anticipate needs by soliciting and incorporating feedback from all stakeholders, including attendees, musicians, volunteers, and donors. DEMONSTRATE THE IMPORTANCE Demonstrate that the arts are important to community health and vitality by providing fair compensation to artists, promoting arts education, and cultivating a lifelong appreciation of the arts in young audiences.
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OU R C OMMITME N T S
Music can be an extraordinarily powerful tool for connection and change. We are committed to living the values of work diversity, equity, inclusion, and access. We are passionate about the world of the orchestra being a place for everyone. Reducing barriers to access, cultivating diverse audiences, electing and recruiting representational leadership, and creating spaces where people from all backgrounds and demographics have a voice in our work – are all key components of what we do. We understand that we have more work to do, and that our work will never be finished. We understand that the world of the orchestra has a history of exclusion. In working with the youngest members of our community, we especially have the opportunity – and the obligation – to make change. We believe it is on us to reinvent the orchestra experience for children and that, through this work, we can build a path for a more equitable future in the world of the orchestra. As we do this, we will not assume that the traditions of the orchestra are the right way forward. We will work for change by questioning and challenging the established assumptions and perceptions of the orchestral world. We know that orchestra music is only one tiny slice of a vast global landscape of artistic experiences. While we love the orchestra and believe deeply in all it has to offer, we reject the premise upheld by so many institutions throughout history that orchestra music is inherently superior to other art forms. We will continue to create space to celebrate and honor the arts and artists from diverse cultures. You can learn more about our programmatic agreements and policies on our website. Deepali Lindblom from Roshni, Music of the World - Tiny Tots 2020
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Longtime volunteer Naji Ghorayeb and board member María Corral at Christmas Tiny Tots 2019
M E SSAGE FR O M T H E E X E C UT I V E DI R E C T O R Wow. What a truly dramatic year at Inside the Orchestra. We welcomed thousands of little ones (and their adults) inside the orchestra – in a wider variety of ways than ever before. Through most of the season, school programs were flourishing, public concerts were running smoothly, and we were debuting our most elaborate Tiny Tots concert series ever – one that took over two years of planning to bring to life. Tiny Tots: Music of the World. You’ll see that program highlighted in a few pages. Then, of course, March arrived – and Inside the Orchestra was facing a dilemma unlike any in the organization’s history. Suddenly limitations on public gatherings meant taking the kids to the orchestra — and the orchestra to the kids — was impossible. Sadly, the pandemic has pushed many of our fellow performing arts organizations to go dark during this time. We’ve chosen to do the opposite. You can learn more about the “Outside the Orchestra” initiative in a few pages as well. The impact of our virtual programming has been felt around the globe. In fact, we’ve heard from kids and adults all over the United States, in Australia, in France, and in dozens of other countries. The pandemic has stopped our in-person concerts, for the time being, but it’s also allowed our reach to go much further in new and unexpected ways. While the circumstances have changed, our mission has not, and we will make sure we are bringing music to kids wherever they are, because – music education matters, now more than ever. And we will continue to figure out how to make music with and for kids, no matter what. While the circumstances have changed, our mission. We will make sure we are bringing music to kids wherever they are because music education matters, now more than ever. And we will continue to figure out how to make music with and for kids, no matter what. Musically,
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C ORE PROGR AM S TINY TOTS Experiential concerts for kids six and under (and their adults!). Attendees are seated on the floor and encircled by our 30+ piece orchestra. Music selection, program design, and scripting are all geared to connect young children with music – physically, emotionally, and mentally. INSIDE THE ORCHESTRA FOR SCHOOLS Interactive programming geared toward students in K-8th grade. The repertoire and scripting are designed to support and enhance school curricula. Programs are offered in English and bilingual (Spanish) formats, with the bilingual program featuring Latino composed and influenced music. STUDENT SOLOISTS & FOLLOW UP PROGRAMS Students explore the science of sound, get hands-on at instrument petting zoos, learn how to conduct an orchestra, and adventure through music of the world. Learn more about how we’ve taken our programs online and continued to bring music education to kids through our Outside the Orchestra initiatives on page 11.
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10,631 people served
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in-person programs
Musical themes including Planes, Trains, and Automobiles, Music of the World, and Play with Music - Let’s Get Moving! “As a grandparent, this is EXACTLY the kind of experience I want to share with my grandchildren. Thanks bunches!” “I thought this was the best Tiny Tots performance we have been to. The diversity of performance and music was such an enriching experience and I know my children enjoyed it.” “I loved the 14yo singer, she was amazing! And my girls were starry-eyed watching her. I also loved the way that the different cultures were included in instruments, dancing, and singing - much more than just a footnote and instead really what it was all about... feeling, watching, and listing to all the music in a new way.”
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5,224
people served
23 immersive concerts in schools and for homeschool students
Provided 27 in-person follow-up programming and mini-sessions, serving an additional 691 children. “Thank you for creating and making this wonderful program available to the low-income, underserved populations within our community.” “This program educated, engaged, entertained and enthralled the students.” “Our younger students were wide-eyed and mesmerized by the sudden changes in tones and the different sounds of instruments - the oboe playing a middle eastern piece, the kettle drums sound vibrating, the double bass player playing the high and low notes really close to them in a good natured way! For our older students I think the highlights were the beautiful dancing and movement of Maria and especially your Opera singer... They were searching for his/her voice and he blended in with the crowd as the anticipation built. When he did start singing - I saw collective students jaws drop - hearing opera maybe for the first time, He moved around the auditorium effortlessly and held the audience with Figaro! and his incredible vocal range. Bravissimo!”
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Alyssa Baker from Cleo Parker Robinson Dance
SPOTLI G H T: MUSIC O F TH E W O R L D In February 2020, we presented Tiny Tots: Music of the World to 4,261 attendees at five different venues. The Music of the World program series was designed to give little ones the chance to engage with music, instruments, dance, and performances from cultures all over the globe. The repertoire featured music from 14 countries, and over 50 performers were involved in each production. By highlighting local artists through collaborations with each of these organizations/artists, kids from all over metro Denver got the opportunity to learn about, connect to, engage with music and art forms from around the world, as presented by local Colorado artists. Featured artists included Cleo Parker Robinson Dance, Margaret Ozaki Graves, Raquel Garcia, and Deepali Lindblom of Roshni.
Raquel Garcia
Margaret Ozaki Graves
Deepali Lindblom of Roshni
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S P O T LIGHT: O UT S I D E THE ORCH ESTR A On Monday, March 16, Inside the Orchestra rolled out the beginning of our “Outside the Orchestra” initiative. Outside the Orchestra’s digital content ranges widely, and includes no-prep-no-mess activities, themed playlists, performance videos, hands-on STEAM experiments, music games, and educational videos about the orchestra and its instruments — just to name a few. First, it was daily emails, full of digital content for parents and teachers to bring music and art to kids at home. Then it was bringing our entire 2021 season online in three languages, highlighting over thirty performers through virtual concert experiences, hosting virtual field trips and zoom sessions for kids in the US and Europe, providing expanded learning materials, and publishing activity books to be sent to homes and schools. It’s making a difference. Our music resources are being used by parents and teachers, at home and in school, across the country and across the globe. Our musicians are performing for and educating children in Colorado and across the country who are signed up for virtual Tiny Tots – and thousands of them are from underserved communities and are given access for free. Inside the Orchestra will continue to innovate in response to the pandemic, and we are dedicated to serving our mission - no matter what. Online programming usage globally, March - June 2020
Online programming signups in the United States, March - June 2020
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KEY STATISTICS JULY 19 - FEBRUARY 20 (PRE-COVID)
15,780
people served in person
75
in-person programs MARCH 16 - JUNE 30 2020 (POST-COVID)
22,700+
active participants in online programming
23,305
reads of Outside the Orchestra activity emails Participants from 35 states in the US and dozens of countries.
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CULTURAL PARTNERS AND FEATURED GUESTS AURORA CULTURAL ARTS DISTRICT BALLET ARIEL CENTRAL CITY OPERA CLEO PARKER ROBINSONS DANCE COLORADO BALLET ACADEMY DEEPALI LINDBLOM, ROSHNI DENVER ARTS AND VENUES DENVER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS HANNAH KAHN DANCE COMPANY MARGARET OZAKI GRAVES RAQUEL GARCIA THE PEOPLE’S BUILDING IMAGES Image One: From left, Raquel Garcia, Margaret Ozaki Graves, Inside the Orchestra Conductor Dan Leavitt, Lionel Young, top: Dustin Adams, Michael Paff, bottom: Alyssa Baker, Gabby Maduro, Cleo Parker Robinson, Kayla Banks, and Kathryn Wallace. Image Two: Erik Angerhofer, Central City Opera Image Three: Mohammed York, Hannah Kahn Dance Company Image Four: Jennifer Kuhn, Ballet Ariel
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LEADERSHIP SHELBY MATTINGLY, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Shelby Mattingly has over nineteen years of financial, management, and event planning experience, in both the for-profit and nonprofit sectors. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in theatre performance from Denison University and a Master in Public Administration with a concentration in nonprofit management from The University of Colorado Denver. She is a committed volunteer, dedicating hours to many organizations including Girls on the Run of the Rockies, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Ronald McDonald House and Casa de Paz. She is currently the president of the Colorado Women’s Chamber of Commerce Downtown Power Partners Group and the Chair of the Aurora Cultural Arts District Stakeholders Group. Shelby has been with Inside the Orchestra since 2012, and has been thrilled to commit her professional career to centering children in the world of the arts.
SARA HARE, PROGRAM MANAGER
Sara Hare is a classically trained oboist and arts management professional with over 7 years of experience bringing music and educational opportunities to children around the world. She has a Bachelor of Music from the Cleveland Institute of Music and a Master of Liberal Studies in Arts and Culture with a concentration in Arts Development and Program Management from the University of Denver. As a life-long musician, Sara believes deeply in the transformative power of music and is thrilled to have the opportunity at Inside the Orchestra to create musical experiences that educate and delight children all around Denver.
LAUREN HARRISON, DEVELOPMENT & EVENTS COORDINATOR
Lauren Harrison is an arts professional with experience in theater, hospitality, and nonprofit event management. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Musical Theatre from Webster University, and a Master of Liberal Studies in Arts and Culture with a concentration in Arts Development and Program Management from the University of Denver. Lauren is new to the Inside the Orchestra team and looks forward to furthering her commitment to arts education and community engagement.
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CONDUCTORS
DAN LEAVITT, CONDUCTOR
STEVEN AGUILÓ-ARBUES, CONDUCTOR
Dan has a Master of Arts in Music from the University of Denver. He has written over 500 arrangements that are played all over the world. Dan has taught music at the University of Colorado Boulder, Metropolitan State University, Colorado Christian University and Cherry Creek High School. He is currently the conductor of the Mercury Ensemble. He has also conducted the Colorado Ballet and the Denver Municipal Band. He has performed four times for Presidents of the United States. Dan is very excited to be conducting Tiny Tots. He has a passion for conducting, performing, composing, and music education.
Argentinian-American Steven Aguiló-Arbues enjoys his roles as a conductor, vocal coach, répétiteur, and recitalist. Outside of his work with Inside the Orchestra, he conducts the Boulder-based choir The Renaissance Project (specializing in Renaissance a cappella choral music). His love for opera has led him to work with companies like Central City Opera, Sarasota Opera, Opera Colorado, The Atlanta Opera, Crested Butte Music Festival, and the Miami Music Festival. Mr. Aguiló-Arbues is also fluent in Spanish and English, helping him to communicate with countless students while educating them in music.
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INTERNS From Top Left: Yareli Chable, Program Manager Sara Hare Center Row: Enzo Seymore, Alek Edens, Sophia Yannarella Bottom Right: Executive Director Shelby Mattingly
Mubarak Agok and staff member Lauren Harrison
Through a partnership with DPS Schools and DPS CareerConnect, Inside the Orchestra was delighted to continue our internship program throughout the 19-20 season. CareerConnect is a comprehensive program that pairs industry-focused classroom instruction with work-based learning opportunities at the middle and high school level. Our six interns worked more than 600 hours collectively, on everything from marketing to donor stewardship, program design to video editing. We were honored to work with all of them. Special shout out to Mubarak for staying with Inside the Orchestra for two semesters, and to the summer interns - Yareli, Alek, Enzo, and Sophia - who did their entire internship online.
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Erika Case and Program Manager, Sara Hare
MUSICIANS
HONG AN
STEVEN ERICKSON
REINIER KNETSCH
INGRID PEORIA
WAYNE TEMPLEMAN
LAUREN BLACKERBY
VALERIE ESTES JOHNSON
DAWN KRAMER
GYONGYVER PETHEO
KATHERINE THAYER
RONALD BLAND
MICHAEL FITZMAURICE
CEDRA KUEHN
LESLIE SAWYER
LIONEL THOMAS YOUNG
KIM BRODY
MARK FOSTER
DAN LEAVITT
JAMES SHAW
FRENCH HORN
ANIEL CABAN
JENNIFER FOUSE
VIOLA
SUSAN MCCULLOUGH
KATHRYN SIMPSON
DEBORAH TORP
PETER COOPER
LYNNE GLAESKE
DEREK MCDONALD
STEVE SIMPSON
ANDREW WOLFE
JEFF CRAIG
ANDY HOLMES
MATTHEW DIEKMAN
MARY JUNGERMAN
ROBIN OLSCHNER
MIKE DUNN
ANNAMARIA KARACSONY
DEVON PARK
VIOLIN OBOE BASS
OBOE
VIOLA
PERCUSSION TROMBONE VIOLA TUBA
VIOLIN FLUTE BASS
PERCUSSION CELLO
VIOLIN BASS
CLARINET VIOLIN
VIOLIN
TRUMPET CELLO
TRUMPET
FRENCH HORN TRUMPET
JEREMY NICHOLAS BASS BASS
FRENCH HORN
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VIOLIN
VIOLIN VIOLIN
OBOE
FRENCH HORN
LORA STEVENS VIOLA
NAOMI SUE SMITH VIOLIN
TAKANORI SUGISHITA VIOLIN
CELLO
VIOLIN VIOLIN
RONALD TORP BASSOON
TROMBONE
PATRICK YOUNG TUBA
BOARD OF DIRECTORS EX EC UT IVE CO MMIT T EE
KELLYN SMITH
MARÍA CORRAL
PRESIDENT
SEAN SMITH
VICE PRESIDENT
JEAN PLOTKIN
TREASURER
S E C R E TA R Y
BO ARD MEMBERS
CARLTON WILLEY
HEIDI WILBUR
JOSH NEUGEBAUER
JASON GREEN
TAMARA BOURDA 18
JASON SCOTT
WILL BRAUNSTEIN
VOLUNTEERS 84
1,435+
volunteers
hours volunteered
MUBARAK AGOK
NAJI GHORAYEB
RICK KNAPP
LYNDSAY POOL
DANA AUBIN
CAROLINE GOLDEN
BRIAN KNECHT
MICHAEL POOL
ALYSSA BENNETT
JASON GREEN
KATIE KNECHT
CALLIE PYLE
GLORIA BOKENCAMP
JOSH GUILLOT
MCKENZIE LARSON
ROB REHBURG
WILL BRAUNSTEIN
LINDSEY GUTHALS
ERIK LINDBLOM
IRIANA REYES CORRAL
CONNER BRENING
SHAE HARDY
DEEPALI LINDBLOM
KALEY ROLLER
DIANE BRENING
SYBIL HARE
JESSICA LINGENDELTER
JENNA SALERNO
KATHLEEN BRENING
BEN HARRISON
ELLEN MATTINGLY
DEBY SCHWARTZ
BEN BROOKE
ALLISON HECKMAN
DAVE MAURO
JASON SCOTT
CRAIG BUELL
ALI HICKS-WRIGHT
MAURA MCGRATH
ENZO SEYMORE
ERICA CASE
TYLER HICKS-WRIGHT
SHELIE MILLER
BREE SHAWCROFT
ELIZABETH CECERE
ANNA HODELL
MORGAN MONRO
IRU SHRESTHA
LUKE CECERE
CHRYL HOFSETZ
KATHY MYERS
SEAN SMITH
CHRISTA CECERE
BRENDON HOFTETZ
ELISE NEUGEBAUER
KELLYN SMITH
YARELI CHABLE-TUYUB
MARION HOWLEY
JOSH NEUGEBAUER
MEGAN ST. JEAN
MARÍA CORRAL
ELIJAH JENNINGS
LINDSAY PARKER
BUZZ VARLEY
NAT CZERNICZIW
SHAYNA JENNINGS
JEAN PLOTKIN
REBECCA VARLEY
TISHA DOPPLER
MICHAEL JENNINGS
MEREDITH PLOTKIN
HEID WILBUR
MEG DRUYOR
DAVID JOHNSON
SAMMY PLOTKIN
CJ WILLEY
AINSLEY DUFFIELD
KAREE JUSTICE-BONDY
NOAH PLOTKIN
SATYA WIMBISH
ALEK EDENS
LANEY KELLY
LEAH PODZIMEK
SOPHIA YANNARELLA
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TESTIMONIALS “Overall one of the best organized events for kids in the Denver area…my daughter and I thoroughly enjoyed the songs, dances, info packet, multiple email communications prior to event, narrator during event, opportunity to talk to artists and try out instruments. This was my second Tiny Tots experience and they were both very different but I am excited to bring my daughter to another performance in a couple of months!”
“The music selections were great! Videos were entertaining and my kids were dancing around the kitchen like the kids on the screen! It was great!”
“Thank you for your incredible work. I loved music as a kid but never had experiences like this. I’m so glad to get to share music in this way with my child.”
“I sat on the floor with the classes and to see their eyes come alive with the first few notes of the sound of the Orchestra is a sight I will remember a long time. Teacher’s still talk about the program, telling me it has been the best they have had at our school.”
“It was well put together as a full program, captured and kept my children’s attention, increased their musical knowledge and appreciation, and they were following along with the movements and answering the questions out loud.”
“This was the best thing I’ve taken my children to.”
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DONORS
ASSOCIATIONS/ORGANIZATIONS
CORPORATE Althaus Law
Bloomberg Philanthropies
Beach Court Elementary
Amazon Smiles
Community First Foundation
Colcannon
Avendi Promotions
Denver Foundation
Colfax Elementary
Benevity
Donnell-Kay Foundation
Community Resource Center
Children’s Eye Physicians
Fine Arts Foundation
Community Shares
KTK Contracting
Newman Family Foundation
Dora Moore School
Littleton Ballet Academy
Sakura Foundation
Douglass Elementary
Megan Mayfield - Compass Real Estate
Driven to Serve
Ovintiv Canada ULC
Florida Pitt Waller
Second Star to the Right
Gilpin County Elementary
Summit Breakers
Denver Arts and Venues
Global Primary Academy
Twinkle Together
SCFD: Adams County
International School of Denver
Verizon
SCFD: Arapahoe County
Ana Marie Sandoval
FOUNDATIONS
GOVERNMENTAL City of Aurora
Music Performance Trust Funds
SCFD: Boulder County
Schmitt Elementary
SCFD: Denver County
South Denver Kiwanis
SCFD: Douglas County
Stedman Elementary
SCFD: Jefferson County
Trevista at Horace Mann
Small Business Administration
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INDIVIDUAL DONORS Stefanie Abar Rosemary Acerra Whitney Adams Nancy Admire Lisa and Dax Altenburg Jeff Althaus and Amanda Daume Gerrie Alvarez Fradene Andersen Mara Andersen Cayla Anderson Carol Anne Nelson Melissa Anthony Maria Arapakis Gabriella Ayala Roger and Delaine Bagwell Lisa Bangs Gagliardi Elizabeth Barbian Linda Barker Chris Barnes Nicole Bashford Phyllis Batty Rob and Sara Bayless Deborah Beasley Rachel Beisel Rachel Berg Ilene Bergsmann Cheryl Berning Christopher Bevilacqua and Megan Gallagher Alexandra Bianco Angela Biggs Ron Bland Crissy Blasingame Adam Bleibtreu Robert Blume Megan and James Bolitho Matthew Bolitho Stephen Bondy Susan Borgos and Joel Bogen John Bosley
Paige and Chuck Bower Bonnie Boyer Jeanine Branting Claudia and Marc Braunstein Will and Laura Braunstein Fulton Breen Sarah Brewer Cassandra Brooks Don Brown Rena Brunner Rachell Buell Josh and Miriam Bultz Julia Buonanno and Michael Brown Ekaterina Butkevich Belinda Butler-Veytia Tamie Calhoun Laura Camarella Molly Campbell Joan Caranna Heather Carlson Gretchen Carothers Jennifer Case Christa and Matt Cecere Cindy Chang Carol Childs Carolyn Chung Sarah Claus Deborah Clendenning Febra Coffey Joyce Cole Joslyn Coleman Mary Lynne Connor Alice Conroy Virginia Conwick Trish Cook Peter Cooper Jordan Cornett Maria Corral Betsy Costello Boyd Dailey
SM Davis Jennifer Dearth Lowell DeFeo Vera Divenyi Tisha Doppler Meg Druyor Heather and Alex Early Sue Edwards Sara Ellis Beth Ells Valerie Erickson Kelly Etter Catherine Evans Jeannie Evers Karen Fassler Jennifer and William Feinberg Dave and Anne Fornari Susan Fox Maeve Franklin Pamela Franklin Gerry Furlong Wendy Gallagher Liz Gardner Diana Garrett Andreatta Geerdes Marla Gentry Mary George Naji Ghorayeb Jane Gilbert Erin Gilbride Linda Giles Lena Ginsburg Judy Girardot Jane Glenn Monica Glickman Margo Goetz Cara Goman Rusty Gonzalez Susann Gordon Barbara and Leonard Gray
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Jason and Rebecca Green Andrew Green Sheila Guinn Catherine Gunderson Lindsey Guthals Anna Hanel Janey Hanley Philip Hannah Pamela Hansen Sara and Caleb Hare Laura Harmacek Sharon Harris Ben and Lauren Harrison Pat Hart Marcy Haskell Sophia Hassman Kristin and Gary Hathaway Sarah Heck Josephine Hehnke Norma Heinschel Myra Hellbusch Susan Henderson Jo Lynne Henderson Glenn Henderson Paula Henry Danielle Henshaw Jacque and Larry Hersman Susie Hickman Laurie Hicks Greg Hicks Tyler Hicks-Wright Ali Hicks-Wright Janine Higgins Shelby Hines Arlene and Barry Hirschfeld Karen Holden Marion Honemann Beverly Howell Marion Howley Surilda Hudson
Linda Huff Chuck Huffine Kate Huffman Kathryn Hug Yukiko Hunter Deanna Hydock Kathy Iai Jody Igo Kaci Irving Paula Jackson Jenny Jackson Erica Jaffe Bradley and Carol James Melissa James Heather James Vidya Jayakar Jennifer Jeffers David and Grace Johnson Derrik Johnson Carol Johnson Dottie Johnson Virginia Johnson Lisa and Bob Jones Jean Jones Rebecca Joseph Lois Kahn Kimiko Kano Patty Kanouff Sara Kashima Kimberly Kasubke Pamela Kay Jeff Keacher Bill Kempey Sarah Kendrick Keith Kerr David Kieffer Cathy King Jolene Kiyan Rene Knetsch Christine and Steve Kochevar
INDIVIDUAL DONORS Julie Koehler Jenny Kokai Kornelia Weaver Carol Koser Cassandra Kotter Courtney Kowalewski Addie Koyonos Carole Kramer John Kramer Christie Kramer Shoshana Kraus Jessica Ladd-Webert Lena LeCheminant Lois Leder Kathryn Lester Robin and Clifford Levy Beth Lewis Lixin Li Randi Libbon Harriet Lindsay Mary Ann Loeffler Jill Lohmiller Dee Loomer Akasha LoVetere Judith Lowen Megan Lucero Lindsay LW Sherry Lynn Mike MacDonald Phyllis Madden Linda Manassee Amy Mapother Molly Marienthal Carol Mark Cherry and Lorenzo Marquez Lindsay Martin Holly Mason Shelby Mattingly Terry Mattingly Ellen Mattingly and Rick Knapp Gabriela Mauritson Megan Mayfield
Betty McClintock Kathleen McDonald Jack McDonough Jessica McGilvray Robert McGough Maura McGrath Katherine McMurray Callista and Patrick Medland Tara Meininger Laura Mersmann Sarah Metzer Angie Michalik Molly Michie Don and Judee Mikulka Charlie Miller Shelie Miller Denise Miller Heather Mills Deanna Mitchell Tannen Mitchell-Briggs Kevin Moll Genaro Montoya Zachary Morrow Gary and Barbara Morse Rich Moser Emily Murdock Kathryn Myers and Brendon Hofsetz Kristina Nasi Joshua and Elise Neugebauer Margie and Duane Neugebauer Iola Neumayer Robert and Judi Newman Virginia Newton Kathleen O’Brien Robin Olschner Laurel Olson Sarah Osborn Kathleen Osgood Michelle Ostrowski HK Padberg Diane Page Antonio and Emily Parés
Nicolas Parés Vanetta Parkes Pat Patrick Brad Patterson Dawn Perez Sarah Perez Jenny Peterson Vicki and David Pierce Sondra Plachy Joshua Plotkin Jean and Noah Plotkin Tamara and Michael Pool David Potter Stephanie Potter Evelyn Price Andrea Psaroudis Brandi Pummel Liza Queen Betty Quigley Laura and Dale Reed Rob Rehburg Adria Repp Mary Reynolds Jeremiah Richards Hollis Richardson Kevin and Jess Ritter DeeAnn Rivera Margaret Roath Linda Roberts Mary Jo Rodeno Roseann Rohrback Heidi Rose Rachel Rosen Andrew Ross Karen Rothberg Sara Rutstein Jennifer Salimi Barbara Schabacker Russ Schmuhl Arden Schock Candy Schoeneberger William Schwent
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Terese Scofidio Jason Scott Dara Segal Cecilia Serna Carolyn Shaak Gail Shearer Penny Shelby Don Shelby Lyndey Shelby Stacey Shigaya Helen Shreves Laura Sigrist Jennifer Simpson The Sjoelbak Family Derek Smith Kellyn and Jeff Smith Paul Smith Rebecca Smith Geri Smith Danielle Smith Sean Smith Christine Snyder Janet Spomer Kathy Spuhler Elizabeth Stauter Olivia Stearns Nathan Stern Josephine Sterr Kitty Stevenson Sarah Strauch Erin Strawn Dede Strom Gregory Stump Rachel Sturtz Chloe Sundberg Valerie and Daniel Taron JoAnn Taylor Katherine Thayer Colleen Thompson Frances Tice Deborah Torp Anne Marie Tucker
Melissa Tuttle Laura Tyberg Rachel Ullrich Jim Urban Lauren Varner James Vaughn Denise Vega Amalea Vega Jan Veranth Mary and Julio Villalba Catherine Vojslavek Bernard and Terry Walker Sara Wallen Kelly and Jason Waltrip Arrin Wanerus Sue Waters Diana Weinstein Kristina Welch Emily Weller Cia Wenzel Wilhelmina Werner Andrea Weule Sheree Weverstad Kory Whitaker Heidi Wilbur Bruce Wilhelm Britt and Gilad Wilkenfeld Carlton Willey Brad and Jen Wilson Jane Wilson Pamela Wohler Carolyn Wold Jamie Wolf Stewart Wolfe Ivan Wu Barbara Wyngarden Kelly Yan Lingzhi Yang Tracy Zabel
REVENUE & EXPENSES
SOURCES OF INCOME
21% 21%
Contributed Income Earned Income
79%
10%
EXPENSES Program
13%
Management & General Fundraising
77%
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STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES INCOME CONTRIBUTED INCOME Government Foundations Corporations Associations Donations - Individuals
$181,227.41 $32,635.20 $14,348.32 $9,330.89 $87,661.18
Total Contributed Income
$325,203.00
EARNED INCO ME
Programs Merchandise Interest/Dividends/Other
$83,423.00 $1,133.00 $879.00
Total Earned Income
$85,435.00
TOTAL INCOME
$410,638.00
EXPENSES OP ERATING
Program Management & General Fundraising
$314,418.00 $53,159.00 $40,895.00
Total Operating
$408,472.00
TOTAL EXPENSES
$408,472.00
NET INCOME
$2,166.00 25 25
WEB
www.insidetheorchestra.org
MAILING ADDRESS Inside the Orchestra P.O. Box 6358 Aurora, CO 80045
PHONE
303-355-7855
info@insidetheorchestra.org
SOCIAL MEDIA @insideorchestra
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