change the world Annual Report 2012
Oregon Museum of Science and Industry
annual report 2012 3
change the world fuel the future
In our changing economy, igniting imagination and empowering our kids has never been more important. As school resources are cut and educational expectations are raised, OMSI’s role
• Set the stage for new partnerships that will greatly enhance our exhibits and programs — both in our museum and in our science camp communities across the Northwest.
as a center for exploration and learning for people of all ages has become even more crucial. We are
We’re proud of the role we play in the education of
committed to explaining the science behind the
students throughout the Northwest — helping them
issues, stimulating new ideas and equipping people
use science as a lens through which to understand
with the knowledge to make informed choices.
the world and become lifelong learners. Thanks to your support, OMSI will continue to build the
Your generous support of OMSI fuels these efforts
science and technology skills necessary to create
to turn today’s learners into tomorrow’s leaders
and sustain thriving, healthy communities.
by supporting our mission to make science exciting and relevant. With your help, we: • Made OMSI classes and camps accessible to even more students through scholarships and financial aid. • Increased our investment in early childhood education with a new water play area. • Engaged the next generation of collegeaged engineers to collaborate and create our new Autovation exhibit.
Nancy Stueber, President
2012 highlights 5
change the world feed A curious mind
imagination, collaboration, and the spark of a new idea. Making positive change in the world starts with the individual. At OMSI, we believe it is our calling to cultivate curiosity in our community — because a curious mind knows no bounds.
Through eye-opening exhibits and partnerships with leaders in science, we educate our community about cutting-edge research and discovery.
To turn learners into leaders, we prepare students for the future’s most in-demand careers in science, technology, engineering, and math.
To spark curiosity and a love of learning, we give parents the tools to encourage their children to play, explore, and engage in new ideas and ways of thinking.
By sharing sustainable solutions and ideas for making healthier choices for our planet, we help our community conserve important resources.
Our access-for-all philosophy is making it easier for students to experience our programs through scholarship opportunities.
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Curiousity, innovation, and lifelong learning. Throughout the past year, OMSI has
change the world KEEP LEARNING
deepened our commitment to providing experiences that will prepare the next generation of scientists, teachers, engineers, and community leaders.
OMSI’s traveling programs reach communities throughout the Northwest. We believe it is imperative to give students the opportunity to participate in science learning experiences — regardless of income or where they live. Thanks to the support of foundations, corporations, and individuals, in fiscal year 2011–12 we were able to offer financial aid to more than 26,600 students.
We continue to make investments
Our commitment to innovation and
in early childhood education. Our newly
engineering produced Autovation,
renovated water play area, located in
a new exhibit that shows how advances
Science Playground, is an accessible,
in automobile technology have improved
wildly popular place where parents
safety and fuel efficiency. This collaboration
and children can play and learn together.
between OMSI, Dick Hannah Dealerships,
Skillfully designed, the space encourages
and Washington State University
children to experiment, measure, test
Vancouver’s Creative Media and Digital
ideas, and ask questions – all early
Culture program has propelled several
science learning skills.
of the students into engineering-related positions at companies here in Oregon.
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change the world Explore & Discover Education, exploration, and the thrill of discovery. Our efforts have focused on creating an environment in oregon where science, technology, and knowledge sharing come together to help our citizens thrive.
OMSI science camps are vital in the wake of cuts to outdoor school programs in the public schools. Enrollment in OMSI outdoor programs has grown, as parents and educators realize the value of camp experiences for promoting self-discovery, independent thinking, and stewardship for the natural world. Over 7,000 students participated in OMSI outdoor education programs to learn about Oregon’s unique ecosystems.
Exhibits and programs about renewable
OMSI engages visitors and our community
energy and sustainability are the
to explore health and wellness through
centerpieces of our newly renovated
exhibits like Gunther von Hagens’ BODY
Earth Hall. Thanks to generous
Worlds & the Brain, which featured
partners, the Clever Together and
stunning views of human anatomy. Through
Renewable Energy exhibits will provide
a partnership with OHSU’s Brain Institute,
people information they need to make
visitors had access to the most current
informed decisions about energy choices.
research in neuroscience, treatment, and
The exhibits will focus on the unique
brain health. Body Worlds & the Brain was
energy mix in the Pacific Northwest
one of OMSI’s most well-attended exhibits
and explore the opportunities and
to date, selling more than 189,250 tickets.
challenges associated with emerging and conventional energy sources.
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change the world LOOK AHEAD
Fast forward: A look ahead To new horizons. With a clear strategic vision and a deep commitment to our community, we are advancing programs and priorities that will enhance the OMSI experience for the next generation of learners.
We’re working to give the next generation of students more outdoor science learning opportunities with a fundraising campaign to develop a new OMSI-owned science camp in Newport, Oregon.
We’re broadening our efforts to make our programs more accessible by offering financial aid to Title 1 Schools, providing opportunities for underserved students to develop critical skills in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
We’re bringing cutting-edge research to our community with a Living Laboratory partnership between museum educators and experts in child development from Lewis and Clark College to observe and study how children learn and grow.
We’re planning a Maker Space that will provide tools for people of all ages to design, build, make, and test their ideas and innovations.
We’re creating a new, sustainably designed eatery with reinvigorated, healthy menus, programs, events, and dining experiences. Diners will be invited to learn about our food sources and choices, while enjoying a delicious meal.
12 CONTRIBUTORS
Board of Trustees Leaders from across the community serve as OMSI trustees and provide vital expertise, fundraising support, and guidance for the organization. June 1, 2011–May 31, 2012
Board Officers Don Vollum, Chair Vista Ridge Capital Partners Steve Cox Immediate Past Chair
April Sanderson Wells Fargo Wealth Management Group
JC Stevens Society
Penny Serrurier Stoel Rives, LLP
These generous supporters are creating a
Tom Sperry Rogue Venture Partners
Judy South, Secretary South Wind Development, Inc.
Andy Teich FLIR Systems, Inc.
Trond Ingvaldsen, Treasurer ScanlanKemperBard Companies
Carol Van Natta Oregon State University Foundation
Board of Trustees Tony Bacos Regence BlueCross BlueShield
Walter Weyler
Jean M. and Ray B. Auel
Robert Beal Oregon Iron Works, Inc.
Nancy Stueber President and CEO
Jennifer Bruml
Paul Carlson Senior Vice President Erin Graham VP Development Jamie Hurd VP Programs
Kimberly Cooper Fortuna Group
Tim Mack VP Finance and Administration
Consuelo “Yvonne” Curtis Forest Grove School District Brent Gale Mid American Energy Holdings Company/PacifiCorp Joyce Lynn Garrett Thomas Hutchinson Bullivant Houser Bailey Susan Keil Scott Kiever Benefitfocus Fritz Lake Vestas-American Wind Technology, Inc. Jeanette Mladenovic Oregon Health & Science University
June 1, 2011–May 31, 2012
Anonymous
Museum Leadership
Marc A. Compton U.S. Trust, Bank of America
OMSI in their future giving and estate plans.
Grant Word JP Morgan Chase & Co.
Joe Barra Portland General Electric
Kurt Bruun Lorentz Bruun Construction
legacy of science literacy by remembering
Mark Patel VP Marketing, Retail, and Sales Ray Vandevir VP Exhibits
Craig Berkman Dela and John Burgess Nancy Dotterer William A. Furman Chris Iwai June C. McLean Claris and Corky Poppert Richard and Mary Raub
14 donors
Individuals At every level, our individual donors provide OMSI with the power to develop new ways of thinking and to provide science learning for children and
donors 15
$50,000.00 +
Jennifer Bruml
Christopher and Jill Hall
Teri and Paul Graham
John and Ginger Niemeyer
Anonymous
Rick Caskey and Sue Horn-Caskey
Jake and Linda Hopkins
Steve and Pam Grant
The John D. Gray Designated Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation
Steve Cox and Vikki Mee
Susan Keil
Jeffrey and Sandra Grubb
OCF Founder’s Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation
Mike and Katie Erickson***
Kristen and Alex Payne
Hayden Hamilton and Stephanie Brewer-Hamilton
Trond and Catherine Ingvaldsen
Mary Anne H. Peterson
John V. and Judy S. Harker
The Lynn Johnson Family
April Sanderson
Curt Henninger
Mr. Ray Kennedy and Ms. Marcia Jory
Barbara and Jon Stroud
Gretchen Holce**
Douglas and Leila Strain
families throughout the Pacific Northwest.
Christine and C.F. Swigert, Jr. Endowment Fund for the benefit of OMSI of The Oregon Community Foundation
June 1, 2011–May 31, 2012
$25,000.00 +
Heather Killough
Andy and Laurie Teich
Jolene Hunter
Jean M. and Ray B. Auel
Gordon Strain Memorial Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation
John and Traci Wheeler
Jon Jaqua and Kimberly Cooper
*
Multi-year gift
** In-kind *** Cash + In-kind
Gray Family Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation Wes and Nancy Lematta Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation
Hank Swigert and Marlene Koch Marian and Don Vollum Virginia and Robert Walters
Jessie Jonas Charitable Fund $1,000.00 + Thelma Adkisson
John Mosser Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation
Janice Orloff Claris and Corky Poppert William and Anne Rasnake Bloor and Patricia Redding Julie and William Reiersgaard Sham and Theresa Rockove Greg and Lisa Rudisel Eric and Elizabeth Schneider Lois Seed and Daniel Gibbs
Robyn L. Johnson
Elmer and Linda Seeley
Leonard and Brenda Aplet
Monroe A. Jubitz Family Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation
Penny and Peter Serrurier
Joe and Jackie Barra
Susan L. Kem
Judge Michael Simon and Representative Suzanne Bonamici
John and Robin Jaqua Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation
$2,500.00 +
Lawrence S. and Susan W. Black Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation
Scott and Kathleen Kiever
Scott and Judy South
Terry Aarnio
Patty Boday and David Estes
Tim and Kris Lachenmeier
Tim and Ann Stout
Jane Kenney-Norberg**
Anonymous
John and Kim Braddock
Fritz and Jennifer Lake
Nancy and Daniel Stueber
Joan and Wayne Kingsley
Keith Lee and Sharon Barnes
Krista and Rex Breunsbach
Barbara and Aaron Lance
John and Jan Swanson
Nancy Lematta
William and Kathleen Berg
Luther Brisky and C. Wayne Schuler
Mr. and Ms. Scott C. Langley
The Jean Vollum Fund of The Vanguard Charitable Endowment
Tagmyer Family Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation
Kim and John Bradley
William and Linda Brown
Joseph E. Weston Public Foundation of The Oregon Community Foundation
Reginald Breeze
Ronica Bruce
Kurt and Kristine Bruun
Mark and Susan Cooksey
Holly and William Coit
Michelle and Mark Dorman
Marc and Jody Compton
Jane and John Emrick
$5,000.00 +
Marc Davidson and Elizabeth Allen
Barbara and James Gaffney
Anonymous Fund #16 of The Oregon Community Foundation
Dan and Sallie Dutton**
Brent and Kimberly Gale
Liz Fuller and Brent Barton
John Gastineau
Rob and Marian Griffiths
Thomas and Elizabeth Gewecke
Jay Haladay
Lynda and Mark Gordon
$10,000.00 +
Richard and Barbara Wollenberg
Truman Collins
Robert and Deborah Zagunis
Albert Glowasky and Beth Cardwell
Nancy and Walter Weyler
Linda and Stanley Barnwell Bob and Diane Beal
Anonymous
Drs. Dolores and Fernando Leon Marsha Livingstone Gary Maffei and Marc Lintner Mr. Neil Martin
Thomas and Sarah Tanner*** Curtis Thompson and Joe Mitchoff The Thornton Family Charitable Fund
David E. Mazzocco
Ronald E. and Ivy L. Timpe Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation
Sir James and Lady Anne McDonald Fund
Greg, Junel and Elliot Unrein
June McLean
Wally Van Valkenburg and Turid Owren
Adele Morgan
Robert and Katherin Voll
Jeffrey Morgan
Steve and Patricia Vollum
Cynthia and John Morgan
Ward Family Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation
Deborah Mrazek and Michael Niquette
16 donors
Individuals (cont.) Charles Watkins and Hongli Feng Kim and Kristy Wayson Ben and Elaine Whiteley Clifford and Donna Wilson Jeffrey and Lynn Wolfstone Mr. Bradley A. Zenger Tom Zinser and Kelly Cartwright
$500.00 + Norma Alberthal Harriet R. Anderson Peter and Julie Aronson Kendall and Christy Auel Jerry Baker Phil and MaryAnn Barnekoff Carlotta Beck Patricia H. and John C. Beckman Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation
Neil and Marjorie Dreiseszun
Mandy and Kerry Padrick
Bruce and Annie Larsen Duncan
Pollin Family Fund of The Oregon Jewish Community Foundation
Kathryn Everts Chris and Lana Finley
Gayle and Carol Post Family Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation
Doug and Jennie Goe
Andrew Rice
Richard and Judith Gordon
Dale and Alba Rouse
Taffy Gould
Wayne Schweinfest
John and Pamela Harmon
Steven and Elizabeth Sipe
Howard and Molly Harris
Susan Sokol Blosser and Ross Rosner
Christopher Herz
Gloria and Paul Swick
Thomas Hickman
Lewis and Susan Van Winkle
Eric and Ronna Hoffman
Kishore Varma and Subha Pathial
Christine Hotchkin
David and Christine Vernier
Beth and Jerry Hulsman
Ted and Julie Vigeland
Jon Inouye
Larry Vollum
Robert Jensen
Christine Wallace and Gregory Caldwell
Richard and Jean Josephson
Max and Gina Williams
Emily Karr and Terese Brockmueller
Jason Zidell and Crystal Lamb
Lance and Amy Koenders Cindy and Curt Larson
Cliff and Kathy Berry
Jim Lewis and Susan Bladholm
Brian and Shirley Bevens
Eric and Hollie Lindauer
Selwyn Bingham, Jr.
William and Rosella Lindblad
Nancy and Wendy Black
Christopher Logan and Cheryl Vandemore
William and Nancy Blount
James McBride and Daphne Clifton
Gregory A. Chaille
Patrick and Margaret Mead**
David Chen and Jill Price
Neilsen Family Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation
Suresh and Aruna Chittor Colleen Chun and Richard Carr Gretchen Stahmer DeMoss and Clyde DeMoss Brady and Diane Downs
Jean and Verne Newcomb Michael and Gloria Olds Dolores and Nick Orfanakis
18 donors
Corporations and Corporate Foundations Partnerships with our corporate supporters provide OMSI with the tools, technology, and talent to create world-class exhibits and programming.
donors 19
$100,000.00 +
Total Outdoor**
Comcast
Northwest Control Company, Inc.**
$500.00 +
Clear Channel Radio**
Vernier Software & Technology
Durham and Bates Agencies, Inc.
OregonLive.com**
Apolloni Vineyards**
Community Newspapers, Inc.**
Vestas-American Wind Technology, Inc.
FEI Company
Spanish Yellow Pages**
Ascentia Wine Estates**
HNTB Corporation
The Ohio Willow Wood Company**
Bendistillery**
Entercom** Fisher Interactive Network**
$10,000.00 +
Hubbub Health
Union Bank
Canas Feast Winery**
Investors XII, LLC**
Bank of America / Bank of America Foundation
KGW.com**
Union Pacific Foundation
Clarklewis**
Portland General Electric*
Christenson Electric, Inc.
Kiewit Infrastructure West
Deschutes Brewery**
Diageo North America**
Lane Powell, PC
$1,000.00 +
DFV Wines**
$50,000.00 +
Glumac
Lorentz Bruun Construction
American Metals and Steel, LLC
Epson Portland, Inc.
American Honda Foundation
Henry V**
NW Natural Gas Co.
Bullivant Houser Bailey
Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum**
** In-kind
Autodesk, Inc.***
Hoffman Corporation
Oregon Public Broadcasting**
Carlton Cellars**
GSF NSF Tornado Alley, LLC
*** Cash + In-kind
Bon Appétit Management Company***
Intel Foundation
Phenom-World, NA**
Froelick Gallery**
Hewlett-Packard Company
Clear Channel Outdoor**
KPAM/KKOV**
Portland Spirit***
Geffen Mesher & Co., PC
Hopworks Urban Brewery**
Coast Products**
Lufthansa German Airlines***
Providence Health & Services
Girardet Wine Cellars**
Jensen Investment Management**
Dick Hannah Dealerships***
Mentor Graphics Foundation
Stevens Water Monitoring Systems, Inc.
Informal Education Products
Kuni BMW**
Frontier Communications***
Oregon Iron Works
Stoel Rives, LLP
KUIK**
Lange Winery**
Iberdrola Renewables*
Pacific Power
TY Lin International
Lago Di Merlo Vineyards and Winery**
Leverage 4 Productions, Inc.
KGW Northwest NewsChannel 8**
SagaCity Media
US Bank / US Bancorp Foundation
Moreland Veterinary Hospital**
Montage Restaurants**
KPTV - Oregon’s 12**
Seufert Winery**
Moss Adams, LLP
Montinore Estates**
Portland Monthly**
The Boeing Company
$2,500.00 +
NBC Universal “GRIMM”**
Oregon Sandblasting & Coating, Inc.
The Standard
A-dec
Oregon Agate & Mineral Society, Inc.
Portland Timbers**
$25,000.00 +
Wells Fargo
ARC Oregon**
PCC Structurals, Inc.
Rose City Astronomers
Chevron Corporation
Wells Fargo Private Bank***
Art of Catering**
Portland Retro Gaming Expo
Seven of Hearts**
FLIR Systems, Inc.
Willamette Week**
Beam Global Spirits & Wine**
Rain or Shine Coffee House
ShiftPlanning, Inc.**
Bend Radio Group**
Rex Hill Vineyards**
Siltronic Corporation
June 1, 2011–May 31, 2012 *
Multi-year gift
JP Morgan Chase & Co. / JP Morgan Chase Foundation Lamar Transit**
$5,000.00 +
Easystreet Online Services, Inc.
ShedRain**
Sokol Blosser Winery**
McMenamins, Inc.***
Alaska Airlines, Inc.**
EMP Museum**
Simpatica Dining Hall and Catering**
Walnut City WineWorks**
Pepsi Bottling Group
Benefitfocus
Everts Holdings, LLC
SK Northwest/Watercraft Rentals**
Wentworth Foundation
SolarWorld
Capital Pacific Bank
IBM Matching Grants Program
Travel Portland
Widmer Brothers Brewing Company**
Tektronix Foundation
Coaxis, Inc.
Metro Parent Publishing**
Wine by Joe** Your Own French Home**
20 donors
DONORS 21
Foundations and Government Agencies
$25,000.00 +
$2,500.00 +
Bonneville Power Administration
Coit Family Foundation
Demorest Family Foundation
Leo Adler Community Fund
Grant funding and strategic partnerships help
JFR Foundation
MacGillivray Freeman Films Educational Foundation
Spirit Mountain Community Fund
Mackworth-Mendoza Foundation
power key areas of OMSI’s operations, including
Miami Science Museum
exhibits, programs, outdoor education, and more. June 1, 2011–May 31, 2012 *
Multi-year gift
$10,000.00 +
Mason Charitable Trust
Carl O. Peterson Memorial Fund
The Autzen Foundation
Edwards Lienhart Family Foundation
Tri-Met***
Raymond Family Foundation
Wildhorse Foundation
Volunteers Volunteers are one of OMSI’s greatest resources, and we extend our gratitude to these unique individuals who donate their time, knowledge, and passion. This year, volunteers contributed 117,500 hours of service to OMSI. June 1, 2011–May 31, 2012
55 years or 12,000 hours
Bob Scheuchenpflug
10 years or 3000 hours
Jim Berger
Tom Prewitt
Gareth Wilson
Jim Birchard
Johanna Blackford
Richard Burt
Steve Brown
45 years or 10,000 hours
15 years or 4000 hours
Francie Casey
Bill Bryan, Jr.
Will Fessler
David Baerwald
Laura Davis
Marilyn Burns
Martha Brady
Jerry Dodson
Sebastian Carty
40 years or 9000 hours
Gerry Breese
Bill Dolan
Eric Chavez
Dean Abney
George Brennfleck
John Fessel
Lynn Churchill
Larry Abney
Fred Carneau
Sandy Frederick
Todd Cooper
Scott Carneau
Ray Haag
Wayne Crook
35 years or 8000 hours
Genie Currier
Keith Holmes
Jason Crowder
** In-kind
Rose E. Tucker Charitable Trust
*** Cash + In-kind
The Park Foundation
$1,000.00 +
Darrell Desper
Nancy Dotterer
Marie Hopper
Cindy Cunningham
The Wollenberg Foundation
Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund
Collin Kaeder
David Dunham
Abe Kamerman
Stu Daily
Brian Hamilton
Jonathan Leung
Don Daly
Frank & Margaret Bitar Foundation
$1,000,000.00 + Hedinger Family Foundation*
$5,000.00 +
JEZ Foundation
25 years or 6000 hours
Michael Holst
Chuck Macaluso
Abby Dawson
National Institutes of Health*
Anne A. Berni Foundation
Keller Foundation
Hank Becker
Joni Jones
Janice Moore
Marvin Dawson
National Science Foundation*
BetsWest Foundation
Leotta Gordon Foundation
Roger Eiss
Randy King
Margie Rikert
Julie Deters
C. Giles Hunt Charitable Trust
Ludke Foundation
David Herzog
Dave Koch
Hal Smith
T G Doddathimmaiah
$250,000.00 +
Harold & Arlene Schnitzer CARE Foundation
Malu, Ltd. Foundation
Janet Kretzmeier
John Kovach
Mel Stearns
Margo Edinger
Institute of Museum and Library Services*
Jackson Foundation
Mario & Alma Pastega Family Foundation
Bob Wyant
Ed Lee
Ralph Strom
Carol Farr
James F. and Marion L. Miller Foundation*
Norman F. Sprague, Jr. Foundation
Mathematical Sciences Research Institute
B J McIntosh
Lance Thompson
Doyle Forister
National Aeronautics & Space Administration*
Oregon State University
20 years or 5000 hours
Vince Meyer
Lamar Tilgner
Maya Garcia
OSU Foundation
$500.00 +
Garret Abney
Harriet Myers
Merlia Tilgner
Ian Gard
$50,000.00 +
Plum Creek Foundation
Holland Family Foundation
Don Bardel
Ed Nusbaum
Otto Tzevelekos
Erick Grandmason
The Collins Foundation
Robert D. and Marcia H. Randall Charitable Trust
Swigert Foundation
Al Beale
John Purrett
Gary Webb
Hedy Griffiths
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration*
Saint Louis Science Center
Fran Hein
Nina Rust
Oregon Health & Science University
The Campbell Foundation
Ray Hein
Mike Salmon
5 years or 2000 hours
Sharron Heinrich
The Samuel S. Johnson Foundation
Eric Johnson
Terri Seiler
Frank Anzalone
Herb Herman
Walters Family Foundation
Sarah Kaeder
Chris Stafford
Heidi Austin
Karen Hier
Wheeler Foundation
Don Kendall
Stephen Summers
Linda Babcock
Punahele Hier
Willard L. Eccles Charitable Foundation
Ted Liljeholm
Lewis Van Winkle
Lois Beilke
Jim Hutchins
Dick Pyne
Bob Walters
Ronald Bell
Marion Jangula
Melissa Halstead
22 donors
financials 23
Volunteers (cont.) John Jennings
Anna Richardson
Estin Kiger
Ann Rodriguez
Chris Knoll
Charlotte Rogers
Priscilla Kostiner
Steve Ryan
Bill Lindblad
Jonathan Sandy
Molly Looney
Kurt Schweitzer
Sam Louke
Liana Schweitzer
Karen Lundeen
Mark Simmons
Mark Manzer
PUBLIC SUPPORT AND REVENUES Year Ended May 31, 2011 Year Ended May 31, 2012 OMSI is an independent, nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization
that receives no state or local tax support and relies on Revenues
admission, memberships, and donations to continue our
Admissions
4,238,972
5,268,456
Memberships
2,193,432
2,336,295
Educational programs
2,621,564
2,563,507
Auxiliary activities
2,373,876
2,490,092
Exhibit fees
1,632,902
2,207,129
Contributions and grants
7,326,470
7,557,512
educational mission, programs, and exhibits.
1,587,718
Interest and other income
902,324
Susan Spangler
Gain/(loss) on sale of property, plan and equipment
533,319
Betty McArdle
Michael Stephens
Bob McCutcheon
Michelle Stupek
Total public support and revenue $23,410,577 $26,013,136
Patrick Mead
Bob Thacker
EXPENSES
Janet Mills
Mary Theirl
Kevin Mills
Ron Tipper
Bill Mitzel
Audrey Vogelpohl
Kerry Montgomery
Lyle Vogelpohl
Will Muzzall
Michelle Wilson
Steven Nelson
Tax # 93-0402877
Contributed services of volunteers and in-kind donations
3,350,666
319,650 -80,171
Program services Museum activities Educational programs Total program services
12,055,021 3,347,696 $15,402,717
14,972,883 3,526,702
$18,499,585
Supporting services: Management and general Fundraising
2,897,730 859,659
1,674,658 1,062,311
Maureen O’Neal
1000+ Hours
Colby Parrott
Ellen Anderson
Jack Paulson
Nick Conroy
Nick Pawliczko
Lyle Hubbard
Carolyn Poutasse
Arthur Hull
Dave Powell
Pops Johnson
Noble Powell
Linda Pace
From Operating Activities: $3,136,154 $3,369,929
Susan Powers
Neil Rosenberg
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS
Dick Raub
Ken Vanderkamp
Net assets, beginning of year
George Reichard
Total support services Auxiliary activities
$3,757,389
$2,736,969
$1,114,317
$1,406,653
Total expenses $20,274,423 $22,643,207
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS
Net assets, end of year
$3,136,154
$3,369,929
30,824,853
33,961,007
$33,961,007
$37,330,936
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