OSC Community Impact Report - Fiscal Year 2022

COMMUNITY IMPACT REPORT

FISCAL YEAR 2022

Dear Friends,

As our community has slowly emerged from the pandemic that has gripped us for the past two years, we have been reminded that the Science Center is more than just a destination. We are an essential educator, providing experiences that build important skills that help us address the challenges ahead. To many, we are a trusted friend, providing information to better understand our ever-changing world.

This past year, we combined the new skills we forged out of necessity with the return of many of the tried-and-true experiences that have come to define us. It was so gratifying to see audiences return for in-person experiences like new exhibits, science festivals, and fundraising events. These moments have always ignited curiosity, stimulated learning, and built important skills while attendees enjoyed a good time with family and friends. It was wonderful to see these opportunities fully embraced again.

During this time, we have also focused on what it means for us to provide access to STEM learning for our community. Our mission is to inspire science learning for life and that means for everyone, not just those who can afford to visit Orlando Science Center. We understand there are significant challenges and barriers to visiting the Science Center including cost, transportation, or not feeling adequately represented. To truly offer meaningful STEM learning for everyone, we are committed to breaking down these barriers by reaching directly into the neighborhoods we serve with a more impactful and consistent presence.

Our initial efforts kicked off this summer at Grand Avenue Community Center in Holden Heights and we are excited to see more programs launching soon at other partner locations. Our new outreach program will bring frequent, high quality hands-on STEM learning to underserved neighborhoods throughout our community. Our team is dedicated to being the spark that ignites the genius that resides in everyone. Wherever we go, our goal is to create an environment conducive to creating a better future. We inspire and educate, ultimately showing how science and technology are essential to solving problems and improving lives.

Sincerely,

JoAnn Newman, Patrick Aland , President & CEO Chair, Board of Trustees, FY21-22

A TIME OF IMPACT

RETURNING TO A FULL SCHEDULE

After two long years, Orlando Science Center was thrilled to hit the ground running and welcome back a full schedule of community events and fundraisers such as Science Night Live, the 10th Annual Science of Wine fundraiser, as well as returning to Tallahassee for STEM Day at the Capitol and introducing a new fundraiser –Science on Tap.

While this time apart has been challenging for all of us, it has had an unprecedented effect on our youth for whom engaging educational experiences are now more important than ever. Teamwork and social skills are a crucial part of the learning process, and informal learning opportunities offer the chance to practice these skills in a safe and fun environment.

Our visitor experience team works closely with families and individuals on the exhibit floor to create an engaging experience while our education team is focused on connections with teachers and students, both during field trip experiences and workshops at the Science Center and events onsite at schools.

This past year saw many visitors return to Orlando Science Center with our attendance numbers comparable to pre-pandemic numbers. People were ready to get out and they made our exhibits, events, and camps their destination of choice. We are grateful for the community’s trust in us as a safe and welcoming location to engage curious minds of all ages.

MORE THAN EVER, SCIENCE MATTERS

The process of science is messy. It’s full of observation and experimentation, theories, and hypotheses. Answers change as new data comes into play. There are very few absolutes in the world of science learning and the idea that what’s true today could change tomorrow makes many uncomfortable.

We live in a world of constant information with most of it communicated via the internet where often there is very little evidence-based reasoning or fact-checking. We want people to remain open to new information and understand that science is a never-ending pursuit of knowledge to solve complex problems. This is why the scientific method and critical thinking can be very useful in helping make informed decisions.

The need to promote the importance of these skills inspired Orlando Science Center to launch “Science Matters” - a public information campaign that promotes using the scientific method while increasing confidence in science literacy. Trusted resources for information online and onsite activities help illustrate how people can use critical thinking and other STEM skills to better understand the impact of science on the major issues of the day.

We kicked off “Science Matters” by promoting the importance of getting vaccinated to fight the spread of COVID-19. “Vaccines Save Lives” messages were shared on billboards, social media, postcards, and activities on the exhibit floor. A “Science Matters” page on our website shared information and resources to increase vaccine literacy and confidence.

Thanks to a grant from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Orlando Science Center was a key participant in “Communities for Immunity,” which was coordinated by the Association of Science and Technology Centers to promote vaccine confidence. We partnered with the Florida Department of Health and Orange County to host four vaccination events at Orlando Science Center, which provided first, second, and booster shots to hundreds of all ages. Our team also created original interactive programming that helped explain how vaccines work in our body to fight disease.

BUILDING COMMUNITY

SCIENCE FOR ALL

Orlando Science Center wants to be a place where all people feel safe, welcome, and empowered to learn and develop educational and career aspirations in STEM. We understand that inclusion, diversity, equity, and access (IDEA) are vital for our community and our future STEM workforce.

We are actively working to create policies, implement practices, and take actions that ensure every individual, especially those who are underrepresented in STEM fields, have access to high-quality STEM education and careers. We want them to realize their true potential and fully participate in building community prosperity and a better tomorrow for future generations.

Developing a personal connection with STEM is vital to inspiring an individual to continue lifelong education and exciting opportunities with STEM careers. Orlando Science Center is committed to eliminating economic barriers to STEM learning through our Science For All initiatives. Our access program ensures all individuals and families have access to high-quality STEM learning through reduced-price admissions and discounted family memberships.

Science For All extends beyond just admissions and memberships to encompass our efforts to ensure that every individual has access to high quality, relevant, and authentic STEM experiences. This year, we launched Neighborhood Science – a high-impact, transformational project providing consistent, hands-on STEM learning experiences to students in underserved neighborhoods through afterschool programs at their schools and community centers.

NEIGHBORHOOD SCIENCE

With the demand for STEM careers on the rise throughout Florida and an intense underrepresentation of women and people of color in STEM fields across the country, Orlando Science Center is dedicated to breaking down barriers and revitalizing STEM education in our community. We recognize that to have a substantial impact on underserved youth, we need to connect with them where they where they live and play.

Our outreach has been expanded to engage students in their neighborhoods with an authentic and consistent presence several times a week. In collaboration with the City of Orlando, Neighborhood Science launched in June 2022 with STEM activities engaging youth during summer programs at the new Grand Avenue Community Center, located in the Holden Heights neighborhood.

Neighborhood Science at Grand Avenue continues into the academic year with afterschool programs offering coding, robotics, virtual reality, engineering design challenges, 3D printing, and more. Our team will nurture long-term relationships through frequent interactions several times a week. Neighborhood Science is also expanding with similar programming at the Jacqueline Bradley and Clarence Otis Branch of the Boys & Girls Club.

We are excited for this new effort and grateful for generous funding from partners including NASA, Kiwanis Club of Central Florida Foundation, the DeVos Family Foundation, the Department of the Navy, The LEGO Group, and others. With their help, Neighborhood Science will inspire an entire generation for a lifetime journey of discovery.

NEW EVENTS, NEW ENERGY SCIENCE

ON TAP

Cheers to good beers and a great cause! Inspired by the success of our annual Science of Wine fundraiser, we tapped into the incredible Central Florida craft beer community to present the 1st annual Science on Tap benefiting Orlando Science Center.

The event connected local residents and businesses through delicious tastings, live music, and science demonstrations to celebrate our community and raise funds for Orlando Science Center. Proceeds from Science on Tap provide support for educational programs and engaging opportunities for youth and families to experience the joy of discovery through meaningful family time.

SCIENCE FOR ALL CELEBRATION

At Orlando Science Center, our mission is to inspire science learning for life for all people – regardless of race, socioeconomic status, gender identity, or abilities. We teamed up with our community partners to celebrate diversity, history, and culture in STEM with the Science For All Celebration, a brand-new weekend event!

Each January, this event will serve to kick off monthly event weekends by bringing together local organizations who are working to make a difference in our Central Florida community. Science For All Celebration creates a unique opportunity for visitors to meet and connect with local change-makers and learn how they can get involved.

OTRONICON SCIENCE FESTIVAL

Innovation is an ongoing process that never ends. Just as the engineering design process forms a circle with no beginning and no ending, innovation is constantly changing, improving, and morphing into something new and improved. It’s our goal that our largest and most attended event of the year continues to evolve alongside the innovators we feature every year.

As part of this goal, we celebrated our 17th annual Otronicon this year and began preparing for the event’s next phase of growth, which embraces an even bigger and bolder vision for the future.

In 2023, Otronicon will become Spark STEM Fest and expand our reach into the community with more partners and an even stronger focus on sparking innovation, curiosity, and a passion for STEM in Central Florida.

With this transformation comes the opportunity to highlight an even broader range of STEM disciplines and inspire curious minds of all ages through hands-on learning experiences and meaningful interactions with STEM professionals! From innovative technology to wildlife encounters and environmental initiatives, to the science of acrobatics (yes, you read that right), attendees will continue to experience first-hand how science, technology, and innovation are a part of everything we do.

BUILDING THE FUTURE

UNLOCK SCIENCE WITH NEW LIFE

Construction on our groundbreaking new exhibit Life is officially underway! On June 1, 2022, CEO & President JoAnn Newman was joined by the exhibit’s presenting sponsor, Dr. Sarah Layton, and Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings for an official groundbreaking. Armed with hard hats and golden sledgehammers, the trio tore down the old NatureWorks sign, revealing signage for the new exhibit and sharing some exciting plans for the future.

Orlando Science Center is dedicated to helping create a stronger and healthier world by educating our visitors using iconic experiences. Life focuses on three distinct environments: Ocean, Rainforest, and Swamp. The story of each ecosystem will immerse

visitors in the natural world, demonstrate the forces that are having a negative impact, and reveal the positive actions that humans are taking plus how each of us can help.

As part of the Science Center’s Unlock Science Campaign, Life will promote messages of sustainability and conservation reinforced by live animal interactions and hands-on displays. By encountering live animals and learning more about their changing habitats, visitors will better understand their role in protecting our ecosystem. Life is the largest exhibit construction project in the Science Center’s history and will premiere in late 2023.

We are extremely grateful to Orange County and to Dr. Layton for the generous gifts that made this new 10,000 square foot exhibit experience possible.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Patrick Aland Presidio

Jim Atchison

SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment, Retired

Chuck Beverly* Bank of America Chris Carmody GrayRobinson

Amy Chapman CliftonLarsonAllen, LLP

Roi Ewell Ewell & Associates, LLC

Dr. Wes Naylor (Capt.)* Fifty Pound Brains, LLC

Jenise Osani OUC

Nirav Pandya Fulcrum Consulting Rina Patel Vistaprint

Dr. Richard Signer Retired AdventHealth for Children

Demetria Sloan Vantage Point Coaching, LLC

VOTING TRUSTEES

Chris Bowman Duke Energy

Robert Bowser Akerman, LLP

Karoom Brown Robinson Brown Consulting

Juliana Calloway Black Rooster Taqueria

Oluchi Chuku Bank of America Lisy Correa Deloitte

Jim DeCarlo GreenbergTraurig, LLP

Michelle DeVos Orlando Magic Ownership Group

Devin Elmore Universal Orlando Arash Farshid Doorbell Capital, LLC

Melanie Forbrick Siemens Energy

Gary Heath Massey Services

Michael Knorst Axiom Bank, N.A.

Corinne LaGosh* Greenberg Traurig, LLP

Dr. Sarah Layton* Corporate Strategy Institute, Inc

Nicolas Layus FTC Solar

Taylor Mauro* Young Professionals

Rusty McCranie WFTV, Channel 9 - Cox Media Group

Esther McKean* Akerman, LLP

Tom Mirek Lockheed Martin Arun Mitra Mitsubishi Power Americas, Inc Sean Murphy 3N2 Sports

Brandon Naids Talon Simulations

Sarah Nemes Embrace Families Luke Partridge SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment

Michael Piccoli On Target Digital Marketing

Sibille Pritchard Chelonian Research Institute

Ben Robinson Holland & Knight LLP

Meredith Sand Meredith Sand Designs

Dr. Bret Scheuplein Complete Care Lynn Sedwick RSM US, LLP

Dr. Susan Singer Rollins College

Divinne Smith Smith and Williams Trial Group Mila Smith* Balfour Beatty Construction

Lindsay Vermuth Weld North Education

Dr. Peter Wearden Nemours Children’s Health Systems

Dr. Anjali Vyas Orlando Health

EX-OFFICIO TRUSTEES

Dr. Tina Calderone Seminole County Public Schools

Martin Carmody City of Orlando

Captain Dan Covelli Naval Air Warfare Center Training Systems Division

Dr. Eugene Jones Valencia College, Downtown Campus

Linda Kobert Orange County Public Schools

Tony Krogh Naval Defense Industrial Association (NDIA)

Dr. Laura Ross Seminole State College

Dr. Maggy Tomova University of Central Florida

HONORARY TRUSTEES

The Honorable Dean Cannon, Esq

S. James Gates, Jr., Ph.D University of Maryland

Steve Goldman

Les Kramer, Ph.D Advanced Materials Professional Services

M.J. Soileau, Ph.D University of Florida

Nelson Ying, Sr., Ph.D China Pavilion, EPCOT *Board

Andrea Wesser-Brawner

DONORS

ANNUAL CAMPAIGN

A special thank you to all of our donors who inspire science learning for life through their annual support.

MEDALLION

SOCIETY

We recognize with our deepest appreciation our supporters whose cumulative giving to Orlando Science Center exceeds $1 million. Their generous support truly inspires science learning for life.

A. Friends’ Foundation

AdventHealth for Children

Charter CommunicationsSpectrum City of Orlando

The Darden Foundation

Dr. Phillips Charities

Duke Energy Foundation

Edyth Bush Charitable Foundation

FINFROCK

Florida Department of Education

Florida Division of Arts and Culture

Houghton Mifflin Harcourt

Institute of Museum and Library Services

The Isaacs Family Jack Holloway Foundation

The Kresge Foundation

Dr. Sarah Layton

Lockheed Martin

The Martin Andersen-Gracia Andersen Foundation, Inc.

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)

Office Of Naval Research

Orange County Arts and Cultural Affairs

Orange County Government Orange County Public Schools Orlando Utilities Commission

The Pabst Steinmetz Foundation

Publix Super Markets Charities

Seminole County Government Seminole County Public Schools

State of Florida

The Strates Show, Inc.

United Arts of Central Florida

Walt Disney Company Foundation

Ying Family Foundation

PIONEER SOCIETY

We recognize with our deepest appreciation our supporters whose cumulative giving to Orlando Science Center exceeds $100,000. Their generous support truly inspires science learning for life.

Akerman, LLP

Alan Ginsburg Family Foundation

The Art and Phyllis Grindle Foundation

AT&T Florida

Bank of America

Joel and Susan Barker Carl L. and Gini Weyand Trust Central Florida Capital Funds Committee

Central Florida Foundation, Inc. Chesley G. Magruder Foundation, Inc.

Chuck Bosserman Family Code.org

Fred and Gayle Curtis Edward R. Byers Company

Jesse and Mary Eisner

Electronic Arts

Elizabeth Morse Genius Foundation

Embrace Families Event Network

Virginia and Robert Finfrock Florida Advisory Council on Environmental Education Florida Blue Foundation

Florida Department of Labor

The Florida High Tech Corridor Florida Hydrogen Initiative Florida Power Florida Prepaid Florida Space Grant Consortium Florida State University

Full Sail University

GBL Systems Corporation Goldman Foundation

Sharon and Marc Hagle Harriett Lake Family Trust Catriona and Mike Harris

Heart of Florida United Way Annette and Robert Irvine Jack Holloway Foundation James M. Cox Foundation

JP Morgan Chase & Co. The LEGO Group

Margaret A. Cargill Foundation

Massey Services, Inc.

McCormick Foundation

Microsoft National Geographic Cinema Ventures

National Science Foundation

Orange County Citizens’ Review Panel

Orlando Health

Orlando Magic Youth Foundation

Osceola County School Board Phillip Crosby Foundation PNC Bank

SeaWorld Parks and Resorts Orlando

Seay Business Solutions, LLC

Siemens Energy, Inc. St. John’s River Water Management District

Paula Stuart

SunTrust Bank

Universal Orlando Foundation

University of Central Florida College of Sciences

University of Central Florida Office of Research

U.S. Department of Education VoLo Foundation Engrid Wallace Wallace Foundation Walmart Foundation Walt Disney World Resort Westinghouse Foundation

WFTV/Channel 9 News

DONORS

Thank you to all of our donors who inspire science learning for life through their annual support during our fiscal year of July 1, 2021 - June 30, 2022.

VISIONARY CIRCLE ($100,000+)

City of Orlando

Jesse and Mary Eisner

The LEGO Group

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Orange County Government

Orlando Utilities Commission

United Arts of Central Florida VoLo Foundation

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE

($10,000 - $49,999)

AdventHealth and Rothman Orthopaedics

AdventHealth for Children

Akerman, LLP Association of Science Technology Centers

Carmen Burkhammer and Scott Wilson

Chesley G. Magruder Foundation, Inc.

Code.org

Fred and Gayle Curtis

Deshpande & Finnerty Families

Florida Prepaid Florida Space Grant Consortium

Ginsburg Family Foundation Isermann Family Foundation

LEADERSHIP CIRCLE

($5,000 - $9,999)

Anonymous Jim Atchison

Axiom Bank

Balfour Beatty Construction Karoom and Patricia Brown

Michelle and Mark Bryson Burns & McDonnell Foundation

Juliana and John Calloway CliftonLarsonAllen, LLP

Richard and Melissa Colburn

Roi Linwood Ewell Ewell & Associates Arash Farshid

INVESTOR CIRCLE

($2,500 - $4,999)

Eleanor and Keith Ackermann

Lyn and David Berelsman

The Bond Foundation

Betty Case

Drusilla Farwell Foundation

Engineering & Computer Simulation

Carolyn Gentile

M.R. Metzger Family Foundation

Amy Motko

National Center for Simulation

JoAnn and Rich Newman

Northrop Grumman Laser Systems

Theresa Burdine

John Cadden

Amy and Chris Chapman

Ryan and Michelle DeVos Mary and Frank Doherty Betty and Ted Eidson

James Farrell and Andrea Massey-Farrell

Melanie and Steve Forbrick

Clive Frazier

Barbara and Richard Fulton Silke and Martin Galassini Michael and Terri Harding Gary Heath

Pamela and Laverne Patrick Herzog

CHAIR’S CIRCLE

($50,000 - $99,999)

Bank of America

Bert W. Martin Foundation

DeVos Family Foundation

Duke Energy Foundation

Elizabeth Morse Genius Foundation

Florida Division of Arts and Culture

Glenn W. Bailey Foundation

Kiwanis Club of Orlando

Lockheed Martin

Orange County Arts and Cultural Affairs

Orange County Citizens’ Review Panel

Ying Family Foundation

The Joe and Sarah Galloway Foundation

Martha Lacy Massey Services, Inc.

Orange County Library System

Simoli and Nirav Pandya Pizza Hut

PNC Bank

Publix Super Markets Charities

Seay Business Solutions, LLC

SpaceKids Global Spotlight Energy Talon Simulations

Universal Orlando Foundation

University of Central Florida Office of Research

Walt Disney World Resort Dr. Peter Wearden

The Florida High Tech Corridor GrayRobinson, P.A. Greenberg Traurig, LLP Holland & Knight LLP Nicolas and Chiara Layus Manufacturers Association of Central Florida

The Martin Andersen-Gracia Andersen Foundation, Inc. McCree General Contractors & Architects

Nemours Children’s Hospital

Orion Technologies

Nirav and Simoli Pandya

Meredith Sand

SeaWorld Parks and Resorts Orlando

Siemens Energy, Inc.

University of Central Florida Institute for Simulation & Training University of Central Florida School of Visual Art and Design

Orange Technical College Alexis and Jim Pugh Qorvo

Anne Stokes

Track Shack Fitness Club, Inc.

University of Central Florida College of Sciences

University of Central Florida Florida Interactive Entertainment Academy

Lindsay and Justin Vermuth Walmart

Vikki Hodgkins

Hytec Dealer Services, Inc. Michael J. and Aimee Rusinko Kakos

Kathleen and Kenneth Kraft Patricia Leddon Mathnasium

Richard T. McCree, Jr. Frank & Rebecca Meyer

Mari and Jim Moye Capt. Steve Nakagawa

PATRON CIRCLE

($1,000 - $2,499)

Aerojet Rocketdyne Foundation

David and Judy Albertson

Arizona State University Leanne Arnold

David and Bridgette Baten

Janie Brownlee and Dr. Christopher Crotty

Rhonda and John O’Brien Jenise and David Osani

Pennant Solutions

Dr. Gloria Pickar

Dara and Shawn Ratner

Susan and Jerry Roth Lynn and Dan Sedwick

William J. Slot, Jr. Hudie and Fred Stone Lyndsey and Jonathan Sutherland

Catherine and Michael Tschanz

Waggoner Foundation

Susan and Joseph Warren

W.H.W.W. Orlando Science Center Fund in memory of Dr. Frank Lamberson

Clay Worden Yelp

UNLOCK SCIENCE

CAMPAIGN

Through Unlock Science, an ongoing comprehensive capital campaign, Orlando Science Center is investing resources as part of a strategic effort to better serve the growing 21st century learning needs within its walls and out in the community. As Unlock Science progresses, OSC is generating long-term benefits for the community by improving visitor experiences through renovations to exhibit spaces, revitalizing program content, and expanding resources to increase access. OSC gratefully acknowledges the generous commitments made before June 30, 2022, by the donors below in support of the Unlock Science campaign.

($500,000 - $999,999)

City of Orlando Dr. Phillips Charities State of Florida

($100,000 - $499,999)

A. Friends’ Foundation

The Art and Phyllis Grindle Foundation

Linda Avery and Janet Edwards in honor of Marian and Bill Lacy

Chesley G. Magruder Foundation, Inc.

Elizabeth Morse Genius Foundation

Embrace Families Event Network

Virginia and Robert Finfrock Harriett Lake Family Trust

James M. Cox Foundation Sharon and Marc Hagle Margaret A. Cargill Philanthropies

($10,000 - $49,999)

Sheila and Patrick Aland

David and Bridgette Baten Faith and Jeff Buhler Carmen Burkhammer and Scott Wilson

Lisa and Michel Champagne Sue and James Cross Digital Assurance Certification, LLC

DiPasqua Enterprises Inc. Engineering & Computer Simulations (ECS)

Florida Blue Foundation

The Joe & Sarah Galloway Foundation

Catriona and Mike Harris Karen and Dennis Lind Suneera and Faizal Madhani Esther McKean

Heather and Samual Miller

($1,000 - $9,999)

Cindy and Bruce Anderson Anonymous Donors

BDO USA, LLP

Linda Cadogan and Chuck Beverly

Amy and Chris Chapman Shannon and Min Cho David Christensen

Stewart and Kelly Clark

Duke Energy Foundation

Devin and Kingsley Elmore

Rita and Tim Flaherty

Betsy and Shelton Granade Gary and Brandee Heath Karen and Darrell Lane Brandan Lanman

Matthew Levine

Marilyn Moran and Michael Weaver

($10,000,000+)

Orange County Government

($1,000,000 - $9,999,999)

AdventHealth for Children

FINFROCK

Florida Division of Arts and Culture

The Isaacs Family Dr. Sarah Layton Office Of Naval Research Orange County Arts and Cultural Affairs

The Martin Andersen-Gracia Andersen Foundation Massey Services, Inc. Orlando Health PNC Bank

Publix Super Markets Charities Paula Stuart

($50,000 - $99,999)

Bert W. Martin Foundation

The Hearst Foundation

Orlando Utilities Commission

JoAnn and Rich Newman Simoli and Nirav Pandya Monica and John Rivers

Seay Business Solutions, LLC Helaine and Richard Signer

William J. Slot, Jr. Tupperware Brands Corporation

W.T. Bland Jr. Charitable Trust

Walt Disney Company Foundation

Ying Family Foundation

Capt. Steve Nakagawa Dennis Nolte

Dottie and Bill Silverman

Demetria and Jeffrey Sloan Mila Smith

Lorraine and Jerry Sullivan Marc and Jennifer Swanson Caryn and Robert Winter Lindsay Winter

Suzanne Worthington and Scott Grabowski

1955 LEGACY SOCIETY

We are incredibly grateful to the individuals who have provided for Orlando Science Center in their will or estate plans.

William Gluyas, Jr.

Terri and Michael Harding

Betty Houseman

Ruth and Frank Hubbard

Martha Lacy

Dr. Sarah Layton

Edwin Murray

Engrid Wallace

Carl L. and Gini Weyland

Scott H. Wilson

If you have already named Orlando Science Center as a beneficiary in your estate plans, please let us know so that we may express our gratitude and recognize you in our Legacy Society.

IN KIND SUPPORT

We appreciate the individuals and community partners who support Orlando Science Center through In-Kind products and services.

Black Rooster Taqueria

Brewlando

Brio Tuscan Grille

Chef Toney Tone

Clear Channel Cocktails Catering

Crooked Can Brewery

Dees Brothers Brewery

Deviant Wolfe Brewing

4 Rivers Smokehouse

The Group Advertising

Hop Life Brewing Co

Hungry Pants

IHeartMedia

Ivanhoe Park Brewing

Kelly’s Homemade Ice Cream

Patricia Leddon

Observer Media Group

Orlando Magazine

Orlando Sentinel

Persimmon Hollow Brewing

PLAYGROUND Magazine

Premier Event Services

Puff ‘n Stuff Events and Catering

Sanford Brewing Company

Sonny’s BBQ Storybook Delights

Talon Simulations

Visual Edge IT

We Flip Entertainment LLC

WESH - NewsChannel 2

WFTV/Channel 9 News

Winter Park Publishing WMFE

VOLUNTEER SERVICE

Orlando Science Center’s dedicated volunteers play a vital and invaluable role in our efforts to inspire science learning for life. A special thank you to our volunteers who have served for 5 years or more by July 1, 2022.

Irene Morris – 50 years

Gayle Nance – 35 years

Fred Curtis – 26 years

Jeanne Kalil – 25 years

Marty Galassini – 22 years

Bob Sorensen – 18 years

Valerie First – 15 years

Josh Synovec – 13 years

Eric Hoin – 10 years

Angela Kirby – 10 years

Keith Ackermann – 9 years

Ileana Giurca – 9 years

Deanna Keller – 8 years

Stanley Chin – 8 years

Steve Perry – 8 years

David Baer – 7 years

Amy Bauschlicher – 7 years

Silke Galassini – 7 years

UNITED ARTS DONOR

RECOGNITION

United Arts of Central Florida is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and the one-stop-shop in supporting arts, science, and history in Central Florida. United Arts serves more than 70 cultural institutions and artists by raising and distributing funds, securing and facilitating contracts for services, including vital Pre-K to Grade 12 educational programming, and providing management, administrative, and advisory services.

Dr. Phillips Charities

Duke Energy and Duke Energy Foundation and Employees

Elizabeth Morse Genius Foundation Inc.

The Massey Services Family and Team Members

National Endowment for the Arts

Orange County, Florida and Employees

Orange County Public Schools

University of Central Florida

Walt Disney World Resort and The Walt Disney Company Foundation

Charity Challenge, Inc.

Donors of the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts Greater Orlando Aviation Authority

John Willis Law Firm Lake County, Florida Lowndes

OUC-The Reliable One and Employees

Universal Orlando Foundation Window World PLATINUM CIRCLE

($7,500 - $9,999)

Eric Horner Interiors, Inc

F/X Group

IATSE Local 631 Kidsville Pediatrics

MSL CPAs & Advisors NFTorium, LLC Orange County Arts & Cultural Affairs

RB Advisory LLC

Santa Monica Travel & Tourism UCF College of Arts and Humanities

United Arts of Central Florida Employees

ASSOCIATE TRUSTEES

Through the generosity of its donors, United Arts has invested more than $145 million in local arts and cultural organizations and education, and through them, the diverse and energetic community that is Central Florida. United Arts is deeply grateful to all of its donors and community partners for their investment in the industry of creativity and service.

($50,000 - $99,999)

Friends of the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra

Florida Department of State

CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE

($25,000 - $49,999)

Bank of America City of Winter Park Edyth Bush Charitable Foundation

ABC Fine Wine & Spirits KPMG, LLP and Employees Team Ten 4 Kids, Inc.

GOLD CIRCLE ($5,000 - $7,499)

Crystal Photonics, Inc. Ernst & Young LLP Fairwinds Credit Union Employees

Get Off the Bus, LLC Guignard Company In Memory of Shellie-Ann M. Braswell

Wayne Dictor / Dictor Financial LLC Winter Park Publishing Company LLC

Seay Business Solutions, LLC Spraker West Wealth Management Inc

Urban on Plant Kitchen & Bar Valencia College Foundation Westminster Winter Park

The Woman’s Club of Winter Park

Gifts as of June 30, 2022

CORPORATE & GOVERNMENT

DONORS

TRUSTEES

($100,000+)

City of Orlando and Employees Darden Restaurants, Inc. and the Darden Restaurants Foundation

Florida Blue Frontline Insurance Orlando Magic

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE ($10,000 - $24,999)

Arts Bridge Charity, Inc.

The Ballet Academy of Central Florida

Orlando Health Tampa-Orlando-Pinellas Jewish Foundation, Inc.

Upshot

SILVER CIRCLE ($2,500 - $4,999)

77 Trust Me Brand Dean Mead Employees Different Perspective

BRONZE CIRCLE

($1,000 - $2,499) Akerman LLP

AmFund

The Balmoral Group, LLC Charities Aid Foundation of America

The Earl and Bettie Fields Automotive Group Foundation, Inc. G R Bridges Jewelry Hubbard Construction Company

The Joelson Foundation MatWorkz Pilates Studio Nulman Mediation Services

Orchid Medical Orlando Science Center Employees

Pineloch Management Corporation

INDIVIDUAL & FOUNDATION DONORS

TRUSTEES

($100,000+)

Anonymous

J. Laurence and Susan K. Costin Ginsburg Family Foundation

The Mary Palmer Family Foundation

ASSOCIATE TRUSTEES

($50,000 - $99,999)

Anonymous

The Basel-Kiene Family John and Lee Benz

Dick and Betsy DeVos Family Foundation

Frank J. Doherty

Robert and Melissa Kohn Harold and Rosy Mills Frank Santos

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Yarmuth

CHAIRMAN’S

CIRCLE

($25,000 - $49,999)

Anonymous

David and Judy Albertson Jim and Barbara Caldwell

Tom and Kathy Cardwell

Dr. Stephen F. Heller

Lawrence Kellogg

Andrea and Philip Kobrin

Rita Lowndes

Mr. Alex and The Hon. Cynthia Mackinnon

Dr. Ken and Mrs. Trisha Margeson

Wayne and Robin Roberts

John and Audrey Ruggieri

Richard Russell and Thomas Ouellette

Jim and Valeria Shapiro and The J & V Shapiro Family Fund at the Central Florida Foundation

Chuck and Margery Pabst Steinmetz

Elaine Berol Taylor & Scott Bevan Taylor Foundation

The Tiedtke Family

Dr. Joe and Sue Warren

John and Lisa Westlake

Gail and Michael Winn

Larry and Laura Zirbel

PRESIDENT’S

CIRCLE

($10,000 - $24,999)

Anonymous

Keith and Eleanor Ackermann John W. and Linda Cone Allen

Colonel Christian J. Becht and

Mrs. Elizabeth M. Becht

Joe and Carol Bert

Caroline Blydenburgh

Susan K. Bright and Lawrence W. Stevenson

M. Elizabeth Brothers

Chicone Family Foundation

Hillary and Jay Cohen

Valerie and Paul Collins Elizabeth Nerius Conklin Judy Duda

Andrea Eliscu

Jeff and June Flowers Giving Fund

Marilyn S. Goldman

Stephen H. Goldman Charitable Foundation

Freddi and Jim Goodrich

Sheila Greenspoon

Bea Hoelle-Hawes

Sonya C. Hough

Mary F. Kelsh

Pat and Audrey Knipe

Dr. Mitch and Swantje Levin

Melody and Brendan Lynch

David and Eydie MacInnis

McIntyre and Skaggs Charitable Trust

The Melrose Foundation - Grant Gribble

Jeff and Mindy Moore

Whitney Morse

William and Kyra Muntan

Laurie Nicoletti

Paul Oppedisano

Fred and Jeanie Raffa Shyla G. Reich

Maria Ruiz-Hays

Dr. Rick Schell and Mr. Scott Joseph

Sally and Jack Schott

Ann and Charles Simpson Bosco R. and Beverly J. Slaughter

Diane and Robert Smedley Ellen and Simon Snyder

Daisy and Jan Staniszkis Rebecca and Blaine Sweatt

Marilyn Terborg

Kathryn Chicone Ustler

Hardy Vaughn and Betty Brady Lance and Patricia Walker

Leslie Warrington Bailey Alan Whittaker

Lori Pearson Wise and Daniel Wise

Wisne Charitable Foundation Gary W. Young

Rosemary O’Shea

The Rev. Eric and Sarah Ravndal III in honor of Dr. John Sinclair Geanne and Adrian Share

GOLD CIRCLE ($5,000 - $7,499)

Anonymous

Lindsay and Dan Abt

The Bob Allen Family Foundation

John and Catherine Amein Carlos Asse Miguel Asse

Jim and Elli Atchison - Atchison Family Fund

Margaret Atkins

Sally Blackmun and Michael Elsberry

Kirt and Cheryl Bocox Nicki and Jeff Bromme Bettina Buckley

Drs. Lynn Le and Wei-Shen Chin

PLATINUM CIRCLE

($7,500 - $9,999)

Anonymous

Debbie and Larry Cappleman Brian Carwile

Dr. Chris Crotty and Ms. Janie Brownlee

Dykes and Lisa Simonton Everett

Barbara and Richard Fulton Mrs. Janice Granier Gruber Marc and Henrietta Katzen Francille MacFarland MD

Larry Gutter and Debbie Meitin

Steven and Kathleen Miller Blair and Diane Murphy

Francie and Wayne Dear Susan M. DeNardis

Kristy Doyle and Bob Turner Duane Duncan Linda Ferrone

Susan and Randolph Fields Sarah B. Flynn Lillian Garcia

Dr. Matt Gay Drs. Lloyd and Pamela Gillet Bruce Gould Dr. David Gurney Don and Mary Ann Harrill

Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Herzog

Donna and Bill Hoffman

Elizabeth and Justin Horn Jacquelyn Hughes

Dr. Diane M. Jacobs

Michael and Aimee Kakos

George A. Kalogridis and Andrew G. Hardy

Cathy Karunaratne in memory of Dr. H. B. Karunaratne

Harry and Marcie Katzen Skip Kirst and Eric Hogan John P. Klumph

Dr. Susan Cohn Lackman and Dr. Richard D. Knapp

Gary Lambert and Shawn Hunt

Serein Lambert William and Barbara Lynch Jay and Traci Madara Meghan and Alex Mannella Jody and Craig Maughan Suzanne McGuire

The Munro Family Beth and Jack Nagle

William Newkirk and Cheryl Tschanz Family Foundation

Merlin I. Olson

Mark and Jennifer O’Mara Borron and Beppy Owen

The Andy Pargh Endowment Fund

Christina and Gabriel Preisser Kelly Price and Doug Sealy Chris Ranck

John and Monica Rivers John Daniel Ruffier Dr. Richard Sandler

Marco J. Santoro and Kimberly Dorsett

Philip and Susan Sargent Family

Charitable Fund

Deede Sharpe and John Parker

Paula Shives

Drs. John and Gail Sinclair

Larry Slung

Andrew Snyder and Christopher Nemethy

Bryan and Marjorie Thomas

Phillip Tischer

Joan and Harry Travis

Lee and Lindsey Alley Turvey

Donna and Keith Van Allen

Paul and Madeleine Vilmos

Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence T. Wagers

Waggoner Foundation in memory of Robert Waggoner

Robert and Nancy Wahl Ann & Bill Wallace Foundation

John Webb

Louise and Richard Weiner

Barbara Weinreich

Bill and Alice Weir

Al and Brea Weiss

Robert B. White and Linda Riley

Teresa Williams

Bickley C. Wilson

Scott H. Wilson

Dr. Vonda Wright and Peter Taglianetti

Autumn Ames, In Memory of John M. Tiedtke

Jennifer and Phil Anderson George and Leslie Andreae

Susan and Gorden Arkin

Kim Ashby in honor of Bob and Katy Ashby

Aunt Jeanie

Andy and Phyllis Ayoob Fund

David B. Baer

Beth Barnes and John Crocitto

Jay H. Berlinsky

Kathy Johnson Berlinsky

Carol-Lynn and Frank Bevc

John and Diane Bishop

Carolyn Blice

Daniel Patrick Blumberg

Albert and Cheryl Bogdanowitsch

Dr. and Mrs. Gregory N. Boger

Cecelia Bonifay

Regine Bonneau and Elyh SaintHilaire

Jill and Dean Bosco Sara R. Brady Howard Britt Jane and Roger Cheever Yan Chen

O’Ann and Pat Christiansen

Bonnie and Van Church - In Loving Memory of Dorothy Martin and Rispa Church

Susan M. Curran

Alan and Susan Davis

Drs. Ronald and Nancy Davis Curt and Carol DiPasqua Donna Dowless

Michael Dwulit Dana and Diana Eagles Jennifer Clark Evins

James Farrell and Andrea Massey-Farrell

George S. Fender in honor of American military forces

Clive Frazier

Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. George Jane and Charlie Gibbons

Leon and Larissa Glebov Marcia Goodwin Matthew Gorney Kathryn Grammer Jean Grono-Nowry and Ian Robinson

Dr. and Mrs. H.E. Gross Barbara Grossman

Debbie and Larry Halye Roseann Harrington

Jeffrey Hartog

Germaine Brugere Haserot Fund

Harvey Heller

Jim Helsinger and Suzanne O’Donnell

Larry Henrichs

Steven Igou

Mrs. Patricia E. Jenkins

Patricia A. Johnson

Myron R. Johnston Arts Endowment Fund

Bette Jore

Frank and Etta Jean Juge Eliza and Matt Juliano Eva Krzewinski

Karen and Mickey Lane Shelley Lake

Dr. Michael and Diane Levine Margaret Lezcano and Rick Hartker

James R. Lussier and Nancy C. Jacobson

Embry J. Kidd and A. Noni Holmes-Kidd

John and Pamela Lyle James and Sarah Martin Paul and Sue Allison Massimiano

David R. Mattson

Judy and John Mazzotta Community Impact Fund Deborah L. Mead Margaret G. Miller Ann Hicks Murrah Steven D. Nakagawa

John Niss and Lisa Mouton Michael A. Nocero, Jr. in memory of Mary Jo

Dr. Daniel and Lesley Podberesky

Alexis C. Pugh

Bill and Joan Randolph Richard C. Riccardi

John and Virginia Rigsby

Nicholas Riippa and Dominic Del Brocco Dr. Cheryl Robinson

The Roper Family Foundation Corrine K. Roy

Joan Ruffier and Edward Manning

Steve and Melanie Ruta

Joe Sapora and Carol Ducas Ann Saurman Eileen Schein

Winifred J. Sharp and Joel H. Sharp, Jr. Wayne Sheffield

Robert T. Shutts

Sidhu Family William Slot Dew Smith

Dennis Sobeck

Dr. Stephen Summers

Jackie and Rod Sward

Winston Taitt

Leslie J. Temmen

Cynthia Tomlinson

SILVER CIRCLE

($2,500 - $4,999)

Anonymous

Rita & Jeffrey Adler Foundation

Russell P. Allen

Mr. and Mrs. P. Andy and

Michael and Jennifer Coleman

Cheryl Collins, CFRE Carol and Ted Conner

Steve Coon Kathy K. Cressey

Dan and Jill Croom

Rob and Michael HighfillSpradlin

Diane and Allan Horowitz

Joseph Robert House Dr. Mimi Hull Maen and Michelle Hussein Mimi Hwang

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ott in memory of Richard David Ott

Beverly and Glenn Paulk

David and Michelle Peck

Dr. David and Darbee Percival

Celeste Pertz

Dr. Gloria Pickar

Leila Edgerton Trismen

Dr. Jessica Vaught-Aviles and Mr. Juan Aviles

Lindsay Vermuth Stacia L. Wake

Harold and Libby Ward Neil and Malka Webman

Craig and Jeanne Weeks

Peter and Frances Weldon

John and Amy Wettach

Len and Marilyn Williams

Tom and Penny Yochum

Armand and Alison Zilioli

Bob and Janet Ziomek

BRONZE CIRCLE

($1,000 - $2,499)

Anonymous

Anonymous in memory of Clifford and Marilyn Lee Abernethy Pickar Family

Millicent Adams and Michael Anthony Jeanne Bray Ailes

Theresa Aleguas

Joseph Ales, Jr. and Stephanie Curry Ales

Kay Allen

Dr. Mike and Janet Loveland Allen

Rachel C. Allen

Phil and Jennifer Anderson Melinda Antalek

Ellen Arnold

Tony and Sharon Arroyo

Jeffrey Artzi

Sandra Asse

Maria-Elena Augustin

Tom and Lara Baker

James and Deborah Balaschak

Nathan and Lynda Balint

Richard and Nancy Banks

Donna Barley

Cathy and Carlos Barrios

Dick and Andrea Batchelor

Mr. Dave Berelsman and Mrs. Lyn Berelsman

Jane Berg

Cissy Bergman, in loving memory of Rocky Bergman

Gina Bernandini

Aaron Bert

Daniel Betancourt

Paul and Collette Beuther

Amogh Bhonde and Sukhada Gokhale

Christine Billis

Jacques D. Blais

Ann and Derek Blakeslee

Darryl and Mary Bloodworth

Lauren and Barry Bloom

Theresa and Angelo Boer

Lauren and C. Thomas Bolick IV

Dr. Rita Bornstein

John D. Boulden

Carolyn E. Bourne

Jacqueline Bozzuto

Berl and Katherine Brechner

Sherry Bremer

Marian and Edward Bromberg

Lawrence D. Brown, M.D.

Mary A. and Roger D. Brown

Randall S. Brown

Ted and Ruthanne Brown

Dr. and Mrs. William J. Brown

Paul F. Bryan

Karen G. Buchan

Christine and Hans Bucheli

Verna Buchs in memory of Dr. Andy Buchs

Dale and Patricia Burket

Tim and Rhonda Burnham

Michael and Mabel Burridge David Buxton, MD

Kay and John Cappleman Alexander and Melinda Cartwright

James P. Caruso and Christine S. Caruso Charitable Fund Inc

Mr. Scott Cassidy and Ms. Trish Titer

Rafael Castillo

David Caudle and Gil Villalobos Mahesh Chaddah Amy and Chris Chapman Frank and Ellie Chase Jason Chepenik Jason Chilton Julia Chinnock and Richard Champalbert

Dr. Jeff Cohen and Luci Belnick Kelly Cohen Dr. Anthony and Joan Colandrea, Jr.

Beryl R. Colbourn Carolyn G. Coleman Teresa Colling Martin and Susan Collins Judith and Richard Conk Tracey Conner

Sharon Conway Hal Cooper

Robert and Athalia Cope David S. and Carol A. Cowan Fred and Gayle Curtis

Mr. and Mrs. Noriko and Tom Davatelis

Keith M. Davenport and Jared V. Walker

Diane Davey and Dave Wiebe

Doug Davis and Jeri Weigandt

Silva Deakins in memory of my husband Jim Debby DEM Guys

Michelle DeVos

Mr. Duncan DeWahl and Dr. Juliet Burry

Patty and Jim DeYoung Cara and Alex Dobrev Jim and Gail Downing Dr. Patsy Duphorne

Lisa Durant Gontran and Isabelle Durocher

Sheldon Dutes

Dr. Perry and Eileen Dworkin Bill and Jennifer Dymond

Barbara Tiffany and Jerry Eans

Ted Edwards and Nikki Seybold Paula and Buddy Eidel Rex and Kathy Elbert Endean Fund - Mr. Jeffrey Endean and Dr. Myrna Endean

Catherine M. Engelman Lee and Carolyn Eubank Dr. Jay and Randye Falk Dr. Adrianne Ferguson

Kerry Ferguson

Steve Fessler and Randy Lord

Laura M. Firth

Dr. and Mrs. Robert G. Flick

Nancy Ellen Flint

Steven and Melanie Forbrick

Julia L. Frey and Dr. David J. Carter

Dawn Frye

Garber/Collins Charitable Gift Fund

Rachel and Rob Gebaide

Stephanie Ghertner

Nancy and Fiona Gibbons

Jon Gibbs and Carolyn Salzmann

Suzanne E. Gilbert

Mike and Vicki Gillett Biff and Kathy Godfrey

Neal Goldner

Eduardo Gomez Lambert

Steven W. Grant

Christopher and Pamela Greening

Dr. Scott Greenwood and Dr. Pamela Freeman

Chuck and Lisa Gregg

Christopher Grim and Melissa Queen-Grim

Barbara Grodin

Jessica and Vance Guthrie Marty and Mike Haddad Rob and Jacki Hale

Andrew and Monica Hand

Michael and Terri Harding

Paul M. Harmon Dave and Nancy Harvey Gary Heath

Marty and Jim Heekin

Sheri Heitker and Mark Dixon

Paul Helfrich and Jessica Hung Marjorie Hill

Nathan Hill

John and Gale Hillenmeyer

Danielle Saba Hollander Bob and Marty Hopkins David Horgan

Mike and Kitti Hornreich

Allison and Peter Hosbein

Andrew and Kara Howell

Bonnie Hubbard

Jacqueline and Vincent Hughes

Rebecca Hull

Daniel W. Humphress and Enrique J. De La Torre

The Hurckes Foundation

Ellen S. Hurwitz

In honor of Peter Schreyer, Crealde’s Executive Director

In memory of Toeknee Caporelli

Allen and Dana Irwin

Beth and Jack Isler

Libby Jackson

Eric Jacobsen and Aoife O’Donovan

Harvey and Janice Jacoby

David and Lisa Jasmund

Toni Jennings

Darrell and Lynda Jobman

Mark and Jessica Jones

Les Josephson

Daun and Lisa Junkerman

Hal Kantor

RK Kelley

Maureen and Mark Kennedy

Richard and Martha Kessler

Sheri Kettula and Denise Marra

Charles and Olga King

Bud Kirk

Carol Klim

Rachael Kobb

Harvey Kobrin and Faye David

Christina and George Kotsonis

Dr. Les and Mrs. Lynn Kramer

Holly M. Kreisler

The Labelle Family

Alyson and Michael Laderman

Deborah and Donald Lake

Patricia Lancaster

Linda Landman González

Rob and Wendy Landry

Paul Lartonoix

Dr. Sarah Layton

Mark and Noreen Levitt

Miriam Levy and Dennis Pope

Mark K. Lewis

Jack Lord

Jennifer Lowndes and Tim Boeth

Leyse Lowry

John MacDougall and Jame Lee Mann

Dr. Jim Madison

Sheila Mahone

Jim and Wendy Malcolm Fund

Maria Manoso

Louise M. Manry

Kevin and Ditian Dai Martin

Hilary and Ming Marx

Kyle and Sarah Mattingly

Elizabeth Maupin and Jay Yellen

Jay and Alison McClelland Donald R. McGee, DMD, PA

Daniel and Elizabeth McIntosh

Dr. Margaret McMillen

Scott R. McMillen

John and Rebekah McReynolds

Toby Mendelsohn

Congressman John L. Mica Mrs. Arthur L. Miller Ryan and Lucas Miller

Lois H. Mills

Sally Milton

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Minderman Dr. Andrew Minear

Carolyn Minear Clay and Kim Mitchell in memory of Lucy Lane Mitchell

Jan Moss Mari Moye

Karla Muniz

Mr. Sumanth Neelam

Alicia and Jay Nevins

Kailey and Robert Newkirk

JoAnn Newman

Andrea and Van-Tam Nguyen

Jessica Nguyen Donna Nickel Walter Ronald Nock

David Oigarden

Odd-o-Ts’ Entertainment in honor of all those who keep us performing!

Dan and Dana O’Keefe

Eric O’Neal Leslie King O’Neal

Molly O’Neill Dr. Ron and Nina Oppenheim

Jenise Osani

Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan O. Partain Dr. Patricia Patterson

Ronald and Carrie Patterson Beth Pendleton Dw Phineas Perkins

John and Anne Perry Dr. Calvin and Pamela Peters

Peter and Nancy Pfaff Eddie and Melanie Pipkin

Lizz and Tony Pittsley

Dave Plotkin

George Poelker and Judy Black

Carol Ann Pohl

Michael and Leslie Poole

Jennet Pozzuoli

Steven and Nancy Price

Mark Pulliam and Judy St. Peter

Patricia and Bert Ramsay

Debby Randall

Bruce and LeAnne Rapée

James and Beverly Rawlings

Roger D. and Rosalind Ray

Douglas and Carole Reece

Bill “Roto” Reuter

Mr. and Mrs. Rice

Mr. and Mrs. Mills Riddick

Patricia Rixmann

Ian D. Robinson

Lenore and Howard Roland

Dr. F. Robert and Norene Rolle

Robert and Tara Rollins

Joy Roney

Lesley and Barry Rubin

Donald Rudolf

Judy Russell

Ellen C. and Allan W. Ryan

Michael and Theresa Ryan

Joan E. Sanchez

Diane L. Sandquist

Maria Isabel Sanquírico

Rocky Santomassino

The Sanz-Guerro Family

Patty Schmidt

Frank Schornagle

Jim and Pat Schroeder

Ryan Scordato

Sara and Bill Segal

Samuel W. Seymour and Karen Patton Seymour

Rebecca Shanahan

James G. Shepp

Arthur Shevchenko

William and Dorothy Silverman

Diana Sisley

Dr. Paul Skomsky

Scott and Tina Skraban

Charlie and Becca Sloan Brenda and Stan Smith

Keith Smith and Marc Caglia Robert and Janan Smither Mary and Rick Solik

Tony and Rebecca Sos Matthew Soss David Spiegel Paula Stuart Carol Studer

Rene Stuzman

Randall M. Sumner and George B. Mabry

Dr. Stella Sung Vernon Swartsel

Thomas C. Taffinder

Jodi Tassos in memory of John Tassos

George R. and Eleanor C. Taylor

Patrick Terry

Michael Thomas

John and Nancy-Lee Thompson

Mark E. Thompson

Clinton and Renee Thompson James William Tivy Larry Tobin

BRONZE CIRCLE (CONTINUED)

Tamara L. Trimble

Anthea M. Turner

Jerry and Barbara Twedt

Benjamin Urrutia Lee and Judy Van Valkenburgh

Bernie Vatter

Ms. Sterling S. Vestal

Massimo and Louise Villinger Keith Walls

Robert Waltman

Katy Moss Warner

Tim Warzecha and Bill Neighbors

David Kevin Weaver

Todd C. Weaver

Mr. Randy Welsch

Miriam Weston

The Honorable David Wheeler

George and Cynthia White Michael and Diane White Trudy Wild

Jennifer Williams and James Yannucci

Jayne and John Willis

Betty Jane and Cecil Wilson, MD

Bill and Suzy Wilson

David and Diane Withee

Nancy and Jonathan Wolf

Leighton and Phyllis Yates

Michael J. Young

Edward and Phyllis Zissman

JL Zucco

Gifts as of June 30, 2022

For a complete list of 2022 donors, please visit www.UnitedArts.cc. United Arts of Central Florida is supported in part by the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs and the Florida Council on Arts and Culture.

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