2013 Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Annual Report by Cultural Trust

2013 WAS

HUGE! PITTSBURGH

2013 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

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TRUST The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust (Cultural Trust) was established in 1984 to help revitalize the Pittsburgh region through the creation, ongoing development and promotion of the downtown Pittsburgh Cultural District. The Cultural Trust is: • a performing arts presenter • an owner/operator of theaters/galleries • a catalyst for Cultural District development • a visual arts exhibitor • an arts collaborator

FRONT COVER:

The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust commissioned Florentijn Hofman’s The Rubber Duck Project as part of the Cultural Trust’s third installation of the Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts. INSIDE FRONT COVER:

The music performance by Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros, along with the reopening of the Point State Park fountain, attracted a record breaking crowd of more than 40,000 people to launch the Cultural Trust’s Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival.

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Welcome

2013 Highlights

Performing Arts

Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts

Festivals

Visual Arts

Education & Community Engagement

The Cultural District Community

Development

Thank You

Financials

Boards & Committee Members

Staff

Pittsburgh International Childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Festival attendees explore the visually engaging Exxopolis created by the UKâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Architects of Air.

WELCOME The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust is thrilled to report that 2013 was a HUGE year in the Cultural District and one of the most remarkable in our 29-year history. We thank you for your enthusiastic support. That support was overwhelmingly on display for Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman’s The Rubber Duck Project, commissioned by the Cultural Trust as part of our third Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts. Two million people flocked to Point State Park to see the free, 40-foot inflatable artwork, generating tens of millions of direct spending for the local Pittsburgh economy—and spreading immeasurable joy. There were many other successes in Cultural Trust programming. PNC Broadway Across America-Pittsburgh had its strongest year yet with subscriptions and attendance. The Cultural Trust’s Pittsburgh Dance Council audiences enjoyed stunning U.S. premieres by Compagnie Marie Chouinard and Zimmermann & de Perrot. Subscriptions to our Children’s Theater series reached a six-year high. A record-breaking crowd welcomed summer at the opening night of our Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival. Our third Pittsburgh JazzLive International Festival had a marked increase in attendance. The growing downtown visual arts scene flourished under the Cultural Trust’s curatorial eye, including the Cultural Trust’s Wood Street Galleries’ presentation of Chang-Jin Lee’s piercing Comfort Women Wanted, which gained critical attention from The Huffington Post.

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I extend my deepest gratitude to our Board of Trustees’ Interim Co-Chairs Carolyn D. Duronio, Interim Co-Chair

Charles J. Queenan, Jr., Interim Co-Chair

Carolyn D. Duronio and Charles J.

Amidst these achievements,

The Cultural Trust surpassed a critical half-way point in our 10,000 Member

Queenan, Jr. for

our proudest moment was a

Challenge thanks to generous matching support from the Richard King

going above and

sensory-friendly performance

Mellon Foundation. Future programming was invigorated by newly

beyond for the

of Disney’s THE LION KING

established endowment funds, including a generous gift from Bill Burchinal,

past two years with

tailored to individuals on the

a long-time Cultural Trust supporter who passed away this year. Bill

their steadfast

autism spectrum and their

established the $1 million+ Burchinal Family Endowed Performance Fund

dedication and ever

families. This moving production

in support of Cultural Trust programming.

prudent guidance.

exemplified our efforts to make the Cultural District accessible

to everyone. To further aid accessibility, we opened a fully equipped Guest Services Center in the Benedum Center, setting a standard for Cultural District theaters. This momentous year ended with a bang as the Cultural Trust programmed and presented the 20th anniversary of our Highmark First Night® Pittsburgh in the Cultural District for 40,000+ revelers of all ages.

I extend my deepest gratitude to our Board of Trustees’ Interim Co-Chairs Carolyn D. Duronio and Charles J. Queenan, Jr. for going above and beyond for the past two years with their steadfast dedication and ever prudent guidance. Most importantly, we applaud you. Without the support of staff, volunteers, individuals, businesses, foundations and public entities, as well as the artistry of the resident companies, our ongoing work in the Cultural District would not be possible. Working together as a community, not only

Sustainability of programming relies on the strength of our operational

are we creating a world-class destination for arts and entertainment in

infrastructure, which continues to advance Cultural District developments

Pittsburgh, we’re also making a HUGE impact.

in areas of housing, amenities, technology and fundraising. Real estate

My sincere thanks to you,

developers remain bullish on the Cultural District. Over the last 10 years, there has been a 73 percent increase of available downtown housing, and we continue to welcome a steady, diverse stream of new establishments in the Cultural District. Our investment in technology is working to improve the customer experience. This year, online Cultural District ticket sales

J. Kevin McMahon President and CEO, Pittsburgh Cultural Trust

doubled, as did related ticketing activity on mobile devices.

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THE BOOK OF MORMON, part of the PNC Broadway Across America-Pittsburgh series, was the highest grossing, two-week run in the Cultural Trust’s history.

2013 HIGHLIGHTS As you read about the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust’s wide-ranging achievements in 2013, please know that our dedicated work in the Cultural District would not be possible without the generous, collective support of our members.

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A. The Cultural Trust’s SPACE was named Best Gallery for Local Artists by Pittsburgh City Paper. B. In 2013, BNY Mellon Jazz presents JazzLive, the Cultural Trust’s free weekly music series in the Cultural District, celebrated its 10th anniversary.

THE RUBBER DUCK PROJECT

PROGRAMMING

An estimated two million people flocked to Point State Park to see the U.S. debut of Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman’s public artwork, The Rubber Duck Project, as part of the Cultural Trust’s Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts.

A sensory-friendly performance of Disney’s THE LION KING tailored to individuals on the autism spectrum and their families was presented. Subsidized by the Cultural Trust and supported by numerous foundations, the performance was attended by more than 2,400 people and represented one of the Cultural Trust’s most meaningful accomplishments.

Free and open to the public, The Rubber Duck Project generated tens of millions of dollars of direct spending for the local Pittsburgh economy and received national coverage on ABC’s Good Morning America, CNN and NBC Nightly News. An estimated 100,000+ onlookers witnessed the arrival of The Rubber Duck Project, making it the highest-attended event in Cultural Trust history. The City of Pittsburgh proclaimed October 29 as “Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Day” in honor and recognition of bringing The Rubber Duck Project to the city, for its work in developing and promoting Pittsburgh’s Cultural District, and thereby making Pittsburgh a better place to live, work and play.

C. A sensory-friendly performance of Disney’s THE LION KING tailored to individuals on the autism spectrum and their families represented one of the Cultural Trust’s most meaningful accomplishments.

PNC Broadway Across AmericaPittsburgh subscriptions increased by 32 percent. Attracting close to 11,000 subscribers, it was one of the best-attended Broadway series in the Cultural Trust’s history. PNC Broadway Across AmericaPittsburgh launched the soldout, world premiere tour of FLASHDANCE THE MUSICAL. THE BOOK OF MORMON became the highest-grossing two-week run in the Cultural Trust’s history. Rolling Stone named the headlining Charles Bradley performance at the 20th anniversary of Highmark First Night® Pittsburgh as one of 2013’s best New Year’s Eve concerts. FedEx® Ground joined Highmark First Night® Pittsburgh as parade sponsor.

BNY Mellon Jazz presents JazzLive, the Cultural Trust’s free weekly music series in the Cultural District, celebrated its 10th anniversary. In its third year, Pittsburgh JazzLive International Festival’s audience doubled, of which 18 percent attended from out of town to enjoy a full line-up of jazz artists from around the county. The Cultural Trust and Pittsburgh Dance Council made Pittsburgh Post-Gazette’s Best of 2013 for Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts (#1 Theater), Compagnie Marie Chouinard (#1 Dance), Mark Morris Dance Company (#3 Dance) and Kyle Abraham | Abraham.In.Motion.

VISUAL ART Sign of Light, Robert Wilson and Richard Gluckman’s LED lighting project commissioned by the Cultural Trust in 1996, underwent a technological upgrade in 2013. Located atop Penn Avenue Place and facing the Allegheny River, Sign of Light is visible from PNC Park and the North Shore. Mean Girls, a powerful traveling exhibition examining the dynamics of bullying, debuted at SPACE, which provided a local platform for social advocacy. Pittsburgh City Paper named SPACE Best Gallery for Local Artists.

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A. Arcade Comedy Theater launched its performance space in the Cultural Trust’s 811 Liberty Avenue property.

C. The Cultural Trust’s 194-seat Harris Theater is Pittsburgh Filmmaker’s downtown home for the best in independent, foreign and classic film.

B. Butcher and the Rye joined the burgeoning Cultural District restaurant scene in 2013.

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D. The Point State Park fountain reopened to commence the Cultural Trust’s Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival. E. The Cultural Trust hosted the sold-out Camp Broadway EXP, a one-day program for theaterloving kids ages 10 to 17.

REAL ESTATE During 2013, close to 400 residential units were under construction in the Cultural District. An estimated 100 new residential units were added in the Cultural District, contributing to more than 4,400 residential units in downtown Pittsburgh and representing a 73 percent increase of available downtown housing over the past 10 years. Renovations began on the upper floors of the landmark Clark Building to make way for 244 new residential units scheduled to open in 2014. New restaurants in the Cultural District: Butcher and the Rye 212 Sixth Street Redbeards on Sixth 144 Sixth Street Alihan’s Mediterranean Cuisine 124 Sixth Street Proper Brick Oven & Tap Room 139 Seventh Street Enigma 130 Seventh Street TenPenny Tenth Street and Penn Avenue Grit & Grace 535 Liberty Avenue Arcade Comedy Theater, the newest destination for all things comedy in the Cultural District, launched its performance space in the Cultural Trust’s 811 Liberty Avenue property.

The Western PA Conservancy’s Fallingwater Museum Store utilized the Cultural Trust’s 807 Liberty Avenue storefront space during the winter holiday season.

FACILITIES The Cultural Trust upgraded the Byham Theater’s 20-year-old marquee messaging center panels with an environmentally responsible LED technology system designed to reduce electricity usage up to 70 percent. In efforts to replicate the historic look of the marquee’s original incandescent lamps and to ensure ease of maintenance, the new system features an advanced, full-color, removal pixel design. The mural on the exterior of the Byham Theater’s artist entrance doors (part of the Richard Haas mural commissioned by the Cultural Trust) was restored by Allen Welkis of Evergreene Architectural Arts, Inc. after the doors were replaced. Evergreene painted the original mural in 1994. The Cultural Trust opened a fully functional Guest Services Center in the Benedum Center equipped with an accessible street entrance, assistive listening devices used for sound amplification or audio descriptions, and real-time I-Caption screens. A satellite Guest Services desk was subsequently established at the Byham Theater.

BroadwayWorld.com, the largest online resource for theater, introduced a spotlight on outstanding regional theaters; the Cultural Trust’s Benedum Center was chosen to be its first featured theater. As a property partner of the Pittsburgh 2030 District environmental initiative, the Cultural Trust is reducing energy, water consumption, emissions and waste and is improving indoor air quality in our theaters and administrative offices. In 2013, we partnered with Sequoia Waste Solutions to maximize recycling and trash management efforts. The Cultural Trust’s Harris Theater welcomed more than 18,000 people attending close to 500 screenings programmed by Pittsburgh Filmmakers.

EDUCATION & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT The Cultural Trust hosted the sold-out Camp Broadway EXP, a one-day program that offers theater-loving kids, ages 10 to 17, a unique opportunity to boost confidence, inspire creativity and develop presentation skills through the art of ensemble performance. The PNC Foundation extended its support of the Cultural Trust to facilitate PNC Grow Up Great arts education activities for downtown Pittsburgh daycare centers. The Cultural Trust expanded its Grow Up Great

offerings to include visual arts activities and summer story time sessions. The Cultural Trust increased its participation with Pittsburgh Public School’s All-City Art Showcase, providing exhibit space, logistical support and marketing through the Gallery Crawl in the Cultural District. The Cultural Trust saw a 20 percent increase in both the attendance and geographic footprint of its theater and dance master classes with visiting professional artists.

MARKETING The Rubber Duck Project, which launched the Cultural Trust’s Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts, received regional, national, and international attention for Pittsburgh and the Cultural Trust. Overall media impressions, along with its viral online exposure, exceeded 330 million impressions for our 40foot tall by 30-foot wide friend. Even more patrons transacted with the Cultural Trust online in 2013. More than 50 percent of all Cultural District ticket purchases were made online, and ticket purchases on mobile devices doubled. Patrons are now four times more likely to donate online to the Cultural Trust. The added print-at-home feature resulted in more than 100,000 Cultural District tickets printed on home printers, which represents an 11 percent increase.

A new feature was introduced to allow ticket buyers to share their seat locations with friends on Facebook after purchasing their tickets. ParkPGH, the Cultural Trust’s real-time parking platform, doubled its garage coverage to 21,000 parking garage spaces located in and around downtown Pittsburgh.

OTHER HIGHLIGHTS The Cultural Trust was a host for the Americans for the Arts 2013 Annual Convention held in Pittsburgh. The convention represented a highly visible platform from which the Cultural Trust shared its successes with 1,200+ arts and community leaders (many of whom had never visited Pittsburgh). The Cultural Trust joined Riverlife, the PA Department of Conservation and Natural Resources and the Allegheny Conference on Community Development to celebrate the reopening of Point State Park with Riverlights at The Point on opening day of the 2013 Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival. The Cultural Trust was a Community Partner for Knit the Bridge, a grassroots fiber arts installation spanning the Andy Warhol / Seventh Street Bridge. Autism Connection of PA named the Cultural Trust its 2013 Organizational Honoree.

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The 25th anniversary production of LES MISĂ&#x2030;RABLES captured the hearts of Benedum Center audiences as part of the PNC Broadway Across AmericaPittsburgh series.

PERFORMING ARTS Staying true to our mission of presenting a diverse, balanced mix of world-class arts and entertainment, the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust had an exceptional year for performing arts programming in the Cultural District.

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PNC BROADWAY ACROSS AMERICA-PITTSBURGH

COHEN & GRIGSBY TRUST PRESENTS SERIES

Sweet Honey in the Rock Byham Theater

FLASHDANCE THE MUSICAL Heinz Hall

Alfie Boe WQED Theater

LES MISÉRABLES Benedum Center

SPANK! The Fifty Shades Parody Byham Theater

The Musical Box Selling England by the Pound Byham Theater

SISTER ACT Benedum Center

AMERICAN IDIOT Heinz Hall PRISCILLA QUEEN OF THE DESERT Benedum Center THE BOOK OF MORMON Benedum Center ANYTHING GOES Heinz Hall B.

Disney’s THE LION KING Benedum Center

WE WILL ROCK YOU The Musical by Queen and Ben Elton Benedum Center ELF THE MUSICAL Benedum Center CHRISTMAS WITH THE RAT PACK— LIVE AT THE SANDS Heinz Hall GHOST THE MUSICAL Heinz Hall Presenting Sponsor:

B. PRISCILLA QUEEN OF THE DESERT C. Yo Gabba Gabba! Live! D. Compagnie Marie Chouinard

DRUMLine Live! Benedum Center

The Fresh Beat Band Live in Concert Benedum Center

Brit Floyd Benedum Center

Straight No Chaser Benedum Center

Indigo Girls Byham Theater

Presenting Sponsor:

Śląsk Song and Dance Ensemble of Poland Byham Theater PITTSBURGH DANCE COUNCIL

Juan de Marcos & The Afro-Cuban All Stars August Wilson Center

BYHAM THEATER

Boney James Byham Theater

Kyle Abraham | Abraham.In. Motion Pavement

Sandra Bernhard Byham Theater Super WHY Live: You’ve Got the Power! Byham Theater Good vs. Evil: An Evening with Anthony Bourdain and Eric Ripert Benedum Center The Moth Mainstage Co-presented with Pittsburgh Arts & Lectures Byham Theater

A. DRUMLine Live!

Yo Gabba Gabba! Live!: Get the Sillies Out! Benedum Center

Potted Potter, The Unauthorized Harry Experience: A Parody by Dan and Jeff Byham Theater

Terry McMillan Co-presented with Pittsburgh Arts & Lectures Byham Theater

Black Grace Pati Pati, Amata (Act III) Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo Swan Lake (Act II), Go For Barocco, Paquita Mark Morris Dance Group The Muir, Petrichor, Festival Dance Compagnie Marie Chouinard Henri Michaux: Mouvements and Gymnopédies AUGUST WILSON CENTER

Zimmermann & de Perrot Hans was Heiri

Celtic Thunder Mythology Benedum Center

E. SPANK! The Fifty Shades Parody

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PERFORMING ARTS (continued)

PITTSBURGH INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN’S THEATER We’re Going on a Bear Hunt KW & NB ltd. (UK)

BYHAM THEATER

Sound of Dalmatia presents Klapa Cambi John Pinette

Martha Speaks Theatreworks USA Bubble Time Casey Carle and Doug Rougeux (USA) Peter Pan Theatreworks USA

John McIntire Dangerously Live Comedy Talk Show

Josh Ritter with special guest Bill Deasy Byham Theater

Mondo An Improvised Claptrap

Bodiography Contemporary Ballet Whispers of Light, A Story of Hope Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour La Roche College Dance Spring Gala Artie Lange

Presenting Sponsor:

Conservatory Dance Company at the Byham Regional Dance America Northeast Festival Bodiography Center for Movement: The Spring Concert

Dr. Goddess Elaine Paige

Sean Jones Love 3 Ways

Karen Akers

Azucar Live!

Marilyn Maye

Lou Donaldson Quartet

Maureen McGovern

Giada Valenti

ONGOING EVENTS

BNY Mellon Jazz Presents JazzLive

Shen Yun Performing Arts

Visionary Performing Arts Academy: Something Big!

Craft Beer School

Roots of Rock and Roll XXXIX Improv Comedy Jam Late Night Cabaret

Gabriel Iglesias

Afrika Yetu presents CongoFest

Salsa Fridays

Alice in Chains

WDVE Comedy Festival

Wednesday Wine Flights

The Price is Right Live!

Gregg Allman & Friends

Charlie Wilson Kansas Jerry Seinfeld

The Sullivan & Son Comedy Tour Black Angels Over Tuskegee

Ina Garten Barefoot Contessa

The truTV Impractical Jokers Tour featuring The Tenderloins

Trailer Park Boys Dear Santa Claus Tour

Off the Record XIII: All the Burgh’s a Stage! La Roche College Dance presents Bodiography’s Multiplicity Mark Milovats’ Christmas in Hawaii

Priscilla Queen of the Desert Cast Party Kenny Garrett Quintet Nicholas Payton Trio Bettye LaVette Jazz Meets Funk Volume II Tony Awards Celebration Beers of The ‘Burgh Fundraiser for YMCA Wine Down Under The Sails

LATE NIGHT CABARET

CMU Junior Class Cabaret

Mystery’s Most Wanted

Pittsburgh Jazz Orchestra On the Road

It’s Murder, Charlie Brown / I Loathe Lucy / Death & Taxes / Mobsters, Molls & Marinara / Say Goodnight, Man in Tights / Dial ‘M’ for Mother / Something Stinks at Pitt / Star Trek: Set Phasers to Murder / Sleigh Bells Over Broadway Hello Donny! A Showtunes Sing-Aong Express Burlesque Improv Double Feature

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SPECIAL EVENTS

Christine Ebersole

The Tenors

MAZE featuring Frankie Beverly

CLO Cast Cabaret

TRUST CABARET SERIES

BENEDUM CENTER

Pittsburgh Youth Ballet: 30th Anniversary Performance

Arcade Comedy Theater presents Player One An Evening of ‘Burghlesque

THEATER SQUARE

Time for Fun Handmade Theatre (Russia)

TRUST GUEST ATTRACTIONS

91.3FM WYEP & PITTSBURGH CULTURAL TRUST PRESENTS

Jose Fajardo, Jr. Y Su Orquesta World Quest Trivia Championships Social Painting with a Twist The God That Comes 21st Annual Miss Tri-State All-Star Pageant

A. Peter Pan B. FLASHDANCE THE MUSICAL C. Christine Ebersol

F. Śląsk Song and Dance Ensemble of Poland

G. Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo

D. Bettye LaVette H. Jerry Seinfeld E. Shen Yun Performing Arts I. Potted Potter J. Juan de Marcos & The Afro-Cuban All Stars 2 0 1 3 R E P O R T TO T H E CO M M U N I T Y

PITTSBURGH INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF FIRSTS The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust commissioned the U.S. debut of Florentijn Hofmanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s The Rubber Duck Project as part of the Cultural Trustâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts. Free and open to the public, The Rubber Duck Project attracted an estimated two million people

The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust set the stage for four dizzying weeks of U.S. premiere works in areas of theater, dance, music and visual arts, challenging audiences to view the world in an entirely new way.

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to the Cultural District and downtown Pittsburgh, and generated tens of millions of dollars in direct spending for the local economy. More than 100,000 people alone attended The Rubber Duck Project launch party (pictured here).

Studio Florentijn Hofman (The Netherlands) The Rubber Duck Project September 27–October 20 Allegheny Riverfront Kurt Hentschlager (Austria/United States) ZEE September 26–October 27 943 Liberty Avenue Kurt Hentschlager (Austria/United States) Hive September 27–December 31 Wood Street Galleries

Granular Synthesis (Kurt Hentschlager and Ulf Langheinrich) Model 5 and POL September 27–October 20 SPACE Compagnie Marie Chouinard (Canada) Henri Michaux: Mouvements and Gymnopédies September 28 Byham Theater

Charleroi Danses, the Choreographic Centre of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation Michèle Anne De Mey & Jaco Van Dormael (Belgium) Kiss & Cry October 2–4 New Hazlett Theater Robin Frohardt, HERE Artist Residency Program (United States) The Pigeoning October 9–12 937 Liberty Avenue Perth Theatre Company (Australia) It’s Dark Outside October 9–12 Peirce Studio, Trust Arts Education Center Zimmermann & de Perrot (Switzerland) Hans was Heiri October 18 & 19 August Wilson Center Christopher McElroen and T. Ryder Smith (United States) Measure Back October 22–26 Baum Building, 818 Liberty Avenue 2b theatre company (Nova Scotia) The God That Comes October 24–26 Cabaret at Theater Square

A. Zimmermann & de Perrot Hans was Heiri

C. Granular Synthesis Model 5

B. Charleroi Danses, the Choreographic Centre of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation, Michèle Anne De Mey & Jaco Van Dormael Kiss & Cry

E. 2b theatre company The God That Comes

D. Kurt Hentschlager Hive

Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts is supported by an anonymous donor, Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation, The Carol R. Brown Performance Fund, The Buhl Foundation, The Heinz Endowments, The Hillman Foundation, Joan Humphrey, The Pittsburgh Foundation, Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation and The Richard King Mellon Foundation.

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World-renowned bassist Marcus Miller and his band jam at the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust’s Pittsburgh JazzLive International Festival.

FESTIVALS The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust’s commitment to presenting eclectic festivals contributes to the vitality of our region, bringing people together to experience and enjoy diverse art forms.

A. Vanessa German’s Art House attracts artists of all ages during the Cultural Trust’s Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival. B. Spin art at the Cultural Trust’s Pittsburgh International Children’s Festival.

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PITTSBURGH INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN’S FESTIVAL

DOLLAR BANK THREE RIVERS ARTS FESTIVAL JUNE 7–16

MAY 15–19 B.

In its final installation on the Oakland campus before moving to the Cultural District in 2014, the Festival presented extraordinary and unique family-friendly theater and activities.

Erth’s Dinosaur Zoo (Erth Visual & Physical, Inc., Australia)

The 10-day festival launched summer in Pittsburgh with a diverse spectrum of performing and visual arts, thereby collectively creating vibrancy throughout downtown, providing attendees respite, and evoking a sense of awe and wonder. Presenting Sponsor:

Aga-Boom (Theater of Physical Comedy created by Dimitri Bogatirez, 1 to 1 Entertainment (Russia/USA) African Pourquoi Tales (Charlotte Blake Alston, USA) Exxopolis (Architects of Air, Nottingham, UK) Egg and Spoon (Lyngo Theatre, UK) C.

The Girl Who Forgot to Sing Badly (Theatre Lovett, Ireland)

PITTSBURGH JAZZLIVE INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL JUNE 7–9

C. Children’s fireworks launch the Cultural Trust’s Highmark First Night® Pittsburgh.

F. Aga-Boom performs at Pittsburgh International Children’s Festival.

D. Erth’s Dinosaur Zoo at Pittsburgh International Children’s Festival.

G. Unique ice labyrinth draws a crowd at Highmark First Night® Pittsburgh.

In its third year, attendance for the three-day jazz-influenced music festival doubled, and 18 percent of attendees came from out of town to the Cultural District to enjoy free live jazz performed by artists from around the county.

HIGHMARK FIRST NIGHT® PITTSBURGH DECEMBER 31

Celebrating its 20th year of ushering in the New Year in the Cultural District with a signature showcase of arts and entertainment, Highmark First Night® Pittsburgh featured a first-ever walk-through labyrinth composed of 300 ice blocks weighing about 45 tons. This year, the Cultural Trust welcomed FedEx® Ground as sponsor of the parade. Presenting Sponsor:

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Artist Miguel Chevalier at Wood Street Galleries for the opening of his exhibit, Power Pixels 2013.

VISUAL ARTS The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust expanded its visual art galleries in the Cultural District in 2013 to include exhibitions at 937 Liberty Avenue and 943 Liberty Avenue. Since its inception, the Cultural Trust has made its visual arts galleries free to the public, leading a progressive downtown visual arts scene. 16 P I T T S B U R G H C U LT U R A L T R U S T

A. Wood Street Galleries visitor viewing Ryoji Ikeda: data.tron. B. Onlookers watch artists create work as part of Crowdsourced at SPACE. C. Granular Synthesisâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; POL at SPACE as part of the Cultural Trustâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts.

D. Lynn Johnson and Jen Saffron: The Koraput Survivors Project at 707 Penn Gallery. E. Al Bright creating work at Pittsburgh JazzLive International Festival for his exhibit Abstract Jazz Works at 709 Penn Gallery.

WOOD STREET GALLERIES

707 PENN GALLERY

Miguel Chevalier: Power Pixels 2013 January 25 –April 7

Craig Freeman: Cartoon Nihilism January 18 –February 17

Gregory Barsamian: Memento Mori April 25 –June 16

John Burt Sanders: Indivisibler February 22–March 31

Ryoji Ikeda: data.tron July 12 – September 8

Adult Arcade: New Works by Marc Burgess April 5 –May 17

Kurt Hentschlager: Hive September 27– December 31 Chang-Jin Lee: Comfort Women Wanted November 1 – December 1 SPACE Mean Girls Guest Curator: Jill Larson Participating Artists: Traci Molloy, Lilly Cannon, Barbara Schreiber, Marian Barber, Andrea Evans, Alison Stehlik, Sonja Sweterlitsch, Randie Snow, Vanessa German, Jenn Gooch. February 22 – April 28 Thad Kellstadt: On The Glass Surf May 17–June 30

Crowdsourced Guest Curator: Robert Raczka Participating Artists: Renee Ickes, Tom Sarver, Barbara Weissberger, Gabe Felice, William Kofmehl III, Lori Hepner, Shaun Slifer, Maritza Mosquera, Corey Escoto, Casey Droege, Paul Zelevansky, Kim Beck. July 12 – September 12 Granular Synthesis: Model 5 and POL September 27– October 20 Behind Our Scenes Guest Curator: Jen Saffron Participating Artists: Annie O’Neill, Barbara Weissberger, Dennis Marsico, Leo Hsu. November 8–January 26

Al Bright: Abstract Jazz Works June 7– 30 Chris McGinnis: The Productive Machine July 12– September 1

Lindsay Merrill and Paul Rouphall: Talus May 31 – June 30

Bea Chiappelli: Proud to be an American? September 13–November 3 The Craftsmen’s Guild of Pittsburgh’s Holiday Artists Market November 15 –January 5

Lynn Johnson and Jen Saffron: The Koraput Survivors Project July 12 – September 1

TITO WAY

Francis Crisafio: Holdup in the Hood September 13– November 3

Cell Phone Disco Ongoing

Nicole Czapinski: Threaded Colors // Drawing Lines November 15 – December 31 709 PENN GALLERY

Mary Mazziotti: Memento Mori Ongoing

937 LIBERTY AVENUE Casey Droege/Gold Standard Compromised: Life in the Middle September 27– November 3 SIX x ATE: Sound, Time, Space December 1– January 31

Fabrizio Gerbino: The Painting as Object January 18 –February 17 Feminine Aesthetics: Women of Visions Guest Curator: Elizabeth Asche Douglas February 22–March 31 Cast of Characters Guest Curators: Vicky Clark and Cindy Lisica Participating Artists: FriendsWithYou, Mr. Glaubitz, Mark Newport, Rei Sato, Jeff Schwartz, Janet Towbin. April 5 –May 17

943 LIBERTY AVENUE Kurt Hentschlager: ZEE September 26–October 27 FUTURE TENANT Best of Arbor Aid with Tree Pittsburgh January 18 –February 3 CFA Art Show March 22–April 7 Inventory Guest Curator: Greg Pierce June 7– July 14 Arbor Aid November 2–December 2

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A cast member from the Broadway touring company of LES MISĂ&#x2030;RABLES leads a theater master class with high school students from Pittsburgh CAPA.

EDUCATION & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT In 2013, the Pittsburgh Cultural Trustâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s diverse education and outreach efforts in the Trust Arts Education Center, as well as locations in the Cultural District and throughout the region, translated to about 360 events and activities for more than 131,500 area students, educators and community members. 18 P I T T S B U R G H C U LT U R A L T R U S T

PROGRAMS FOR STUDENTS

Get Here Bus Subsidies

ArtsMASTERS Les Misérables musical theater master class Pittsburgh Creative and Performing Arts School (CAPA)

Student groups can secure free transportation to attend student matinees and select Cultural Trust performances.

Kyle Abraham | Abraham.In.Motion Pittsburgh CAPA—lecture and demonstration Dreams of Hope —movement workshop Community dance workshop A.

Black Grace dance workshop LaRoche College Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo workshop Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre School Anything Goes postcard production Gowanda High School Mark Morris Dance Group workshop Point Park University Compagnie Marie Chouinard dance workshop Point Park University Zimmermann & de Perrot community dance workshop

A. An attentive BNY Mellon Jazz presents JazzLive audience at the Cultural Trust’s Cabaret at Theater Square.

We Will Rock You Pittsburgh CAPA— audition master class ArtsMASTERS is made possible with support from PPG Industries Foundation and PNC Foundation.

Student Ticket Discounts and ArtsINSIGHT

B. Camp Broadway EXP students perform following the day-long musical theater program.

These programs allow students to attend select Cultural Trust performances and special events at significantly discounted rates.

C. Students in an acting exercise as part of the Theater Arts Workshop.

ArtsINSIGHT is made possible with support from Massey Charitable Trust.

Internship Program Participating schools: University of South Carolina Carnegie Mellon University University of Pittsburgh Point Park University Art Institute of Pittsburgh Wesleyan University California University of PA Allegheny College University of Northern Colorado Chatham University University of Illinois

PNC Grow Up Great Early Childhood Arts Program Partnering downtown childcare centers: Brightside Academy Kindercare Learning Center Metropolitan Preschool & Nursery Small World Early Learning and Development Center Participating Artists and Arts Organizations Alison Babusci, Emily McMahon, Gateway to the Arts, Pittsburgh International Children’s Theater, Sean Jones, Pittsburgh Jazz Orchestra. PNC Grow Up Great Early Childhood Arts Program is made possible with support from The PNC Foundation.

Theater Arts Workshops Participating schools:

PITT ARTS Encounters Compagnie Marie Chouinard Terry McMillan Kiss & Cry It’s Dark Outside The Pigeoning Measure Back Potted Potter DRUMLine LIVE Black Grace Śląsk Polish Ensemble Afro-Cuban All Stars Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo Pittsburgh International Children’s Theater School Day Matinee Series Peter Pan Time for Fun We’re Going on a Bear Hunt Martha Speaks Bubble Time

Hampton Township High School Lincoln Jr./Sr. High School North Allegheny Intermediate High School Thomas Jefferson High School Brashear High School Pittsburgh Perry High School Seneca Valley Intermediate High School Moon Area High School Altoona Area Junior High School Avonworth Middle/High School Moon Area Middle School North Hills Junior High School Woodland Hills High School City Charter High School

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EDUCATION & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT (continued)

ArtCity Summer Arts Programs Reed Dance Intensive with Greer Reed Green Artists with Alison Babusci Camp Broadway EXP A one-day program that enables theater-loving kids, ages 10–17, to develop confidence, character and presentation skills through ensemble performance. Dance Classes Yoga with Alison Babusci Belly dance with Narah Minardi Young Writers Institute In partnership with the Western Pennsylvania Writing Project and the University of Pittsburgh Instructors and artists: Alison Babusci, Stacy Biggs, Dr. Tameka Cage Conley, Tammy Ryan, Megan Whiteford

PROGRAMS FOR THE COMMUNITY BNY Mellon presents JazzLive The Cultural Trust celebrated its 10th year of programming its free weekly jazz series in the Cultural District at Theater Square and Agnes R. Katz Plaza. National Jazz Appreciation Month —special concert series: Lou Donaldson, Kenny Garrett Quintet, Nicholas Payton Bettye LaVette, Poogie Bell, Sean Jones Pittsburgh Jazz Orchestra Gallery Crawl in the Cultural District January 25 Lead Sponsor: Consol Energy

April 26 July 12 Lead Sponsor: First Commonwealth

September 27 Paige In Full: A B-Girls Visual Mixtape Student matinees and public performances PROGRAMS FOR TEACHERS Professional Development Workshops

Highmark First Night® Pittsburgh This year, the Cultural Trust programmed and presented the 20th installation of the region’s most popular New Year’s Eve celebration in the Cultural District. Presenting Sponsor:

PNC Grow Up Great Early Childhood Arts Program This program is made possible with support from The PNC Foundation.

Tix for Teachers Current/retired educators can purchase tickets for select Cultural Trust performances and special events at significantly discounted rates.

Know The Show Before You Go Hosted by Christopher Rawson Disney’s THE LION KING WE WILL ROCK YOU ELF THE MUSICAL GHOST THE MUSICAL LES MISÉRABLES FLASHDANCE THE MUSICAL SISTER ACT PRICILLA QUEEN OF THE DESERT THE BOOK OF MORMON ANYTHING GOES

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Pittsburgh Dance Council Talkback Kyle Abraham | Abraham.In.Motion Black Grace Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo Mark Morris Dance Group Compagnie Marie Chouinard Zimmermann & de Perrot Pittsburgh JazzLive International Festival June 7– 9 Festival attendance doubled in 2013. More than 18% of festival attendees were from out of town. Presenting Sponsors: Richard King Mellon Foundation, UPMC, Highmark, City of Pittsburgh, Macy’s

Second Saturday Workshops The Handmade Valentine with Artists from I Made It! Market Illustrating Graphic Novels with Tom Scioli Gold Leaf Techniques with Youss Kadri Story Quilts with Tina Brewer Twin Herringbone Bracelets with Olga Mihaylova Sketch Crawl with Rick Antolic Impressionist Landscapes with Michael Bestwick Felted Animals with Erin Carlson Highmark First Night® Pittsburgh Family Puppet Making Workshop with Cheryl Capezzuti Exploring Abstract Painting with Joshua Hogan How to Approach a Gallery for Representation with Nicole Capozzi Print Making without a Press with Jonathan Chamberlain Showcase Noir: African American Artist and Designer Exhibit and Sale Curated by Dr. Tameka Cage Conley

A Gallery Crawl in the Cultural District attendee explores an exhibit at Wood Street Galleries.

A. Children enjoying a Pittsburgh International Children’s Theater student matinee performance. B. Second Saturday Workshop on jewelry making. C. Paul Thompson performing at the Cultural Trust’s Backstage Bar as part of BNY Mellon Jazz presents JazzLive.

D. Choreographer Kathleen Marshall and theater critic Christopher Rawson at the Cultural Trust’s Know The Show Before You Go program before a performance of ANYTHING GOES.

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As part of its stellar 75th anniversary season, Pittsburgh Opera presented Puccini’s Madama Butterfly at the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust’s Benedum Center.

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A. Pittsburgh CLO’s production of 42nd Street at the Cultural Trust’s Benedum Center. B. Pittsburgh Public Theater’s production of Our Town at the Cultural Trust’s O’Reilly Theater.

C. Kim El’s Straightening Combs presented by Pittsburgh Playwrights Theatre Company at its home in the Cultural Trust’s 937 Liberty Avenue property. D. Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre’s An Evening of Twyla Tharp at the Cultural Trust’s Benedum Center.

The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust-led consortium of seven Cultural District resident companies (Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, August Wilson Center, Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre, Pittsburgh CLO, Pittsburgh Opera, Pittsburgh Public Theater and Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra) has realized cumulative savings and cost avoidance of nearly $12 million in the 13 years since its inception in 2000. These significant cost savings allow more capital to be directed towards respective Cultural District artistic endeavors.

PITTSBURGH OPERA

PITTSBURGH CLO

Celebrating its 75th season in 2013, Pittsburgh Opera draws on a time-honored legacy of musicmaking, enriching the region with productions reflrcting the highest standards of artistic excellence.

True to its passion for musical theater, Pittsburgh CLO presents vibrant productions, innovative educational programs and bold new works that define its leadership as a non-profit theater.

PERFORMANCES AT THE BENEDUM CENTER

Madama Butterfly

42nd Street

La Cenerentola (Cinderella)

Seven Brides for Seven Brothers

PPT consistently presents artistically diverse theatrical experiences of the highest quality in the intimate setting of its permanent home, the Cultural Trust’s 650-seat O’Reilly Theater.

THE PHOENIX— A THEATRE COMPANY

The local theater company stages its productions at the Cultural Trust’s Byham Theater.

The Sound of Music

Using the language of theater to explore issues of a diverse and rapidly changing world, The Phoenix began staging productions in 2013 at the Cultural Trust’s 937 Liberty Avenue property.

Children of Eden

Blue/Orange

PERFORMANCES AT THE BYHAM THEATER

Tarzan Miss Saigon Student Edition Aida Kopit & Yeston’s Phantom The Magic Flute

PITTSBURGH PLAYWRIGHTS THEATRE COMPANY

Disney’s The Little Mermaid PITTSBURGH BALLET THEATRE

PITTSBURGH PUBLIC THEATER

PITTSBURGH MUSICAL THEATER

One of the nation’s most engaging and innovative ballet companies, PBT is dedicated to presenting traditional and contemporary ballets, as well as introducing audiences to exciting new works.

Buddy—The Buddy Holly Story Disney’s The Lion King PERFORMANCES AT CABARET AT THEATER SQUARE

A Grand Night for Singing You Say Tomato, I Say Shut Up!

Showcasing the works of local playwrights, from accomplished masters to promising new talents, Pittsburgh Playwrights nurtures a diverse theater community from its permanent home in the Cultural Trust’s 937 Liberty Avenue property.

BRICOLAGE Immersing artists and audiences in adventurous theatrical experiences that foster connections and alter perceptions, Bricolage presents its cutting-edge works in the Cultural Trust’s 937 Liberty Avenue property.

B.U.S. 8 In the Raw Festival Ganglia: Instruction for the Symbiogenesis

Straightening Combs

A Streetcar Named Desire

Ma Noah

For the Tree to Drop

Side by Side by Sondheim PERFORMANCES AT THE O’REILLY THEATER

PERFORMANCES AT THE BENEDUM CENTER

Moulin Rouge® —The Ballet The Chief 1776 Thurgood

The Nutcracker

Clybourne Park Other Desert Cities

AUGUST WILSON CENTER

The Second City in Happily Ever Laughter

The Center engages regional and national audiences in its mission of preserving, presenting, interpreting, celebrating and shaping African American art, culture and history.

Our Town True West The Second City’s NutCracking Holiday Revue

A Raisin in the Sun

The Cemetery Club

The Gospel Singer

Sold: Renn Woods in Concert (A Play in Rhythm and Blues)

Noah’s Ark

Plaid Tidings

Cinderella with the Orchestra An Evening of Twyla Tharp

Radio Golf Defending The Caveman

PITTSBURGH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA One of the world's great orchestras, PSO prides itself in artistic excellence, a rich history of outstanding conductors and musicians, and a strong commitment to the Pittsburgh region.

WordPlay Poe’s Last Night Theatre Festival in Black and White Holiday Edition

Fifth Wall Midnight Radio, Jr.

PITTSBURGH FILMMAKERS The Cultural Trust’s 194-seat Harris Theater is Pittsburgh Filmmaker’s downtown screenings location for independent, foreign and classic film. In 2013, there were close to 500 screenings attended by 18,000+ people.

Underwater Voyage Mad Science Lab Midnight Radio Shakesburgh War of the Worlds Animated Holiday

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The Cultural Trustâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Cosmopolitan Pittsburgh, sponsored by CONSOL Energy, raised more than $77,000 and was attended by 600+ patrons.

DEVELOPMENT Thanks to your support, the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust achieved several fundraising records in support of artistic programs for 2013. We welcomed close to 7,000 annual members, raised more than $100,000 to present a sensory-friendly performance of Disneyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s THE LION KING and secured nearly $700,000 for the Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts, which included the well-attended launch of The Rubber Duck Project. 24 P I T T S B U R G H C U LT U R A L T R U S T

HIGHLIGHTS The Cultural Trust’s 10,000 Members Campaign reached nearly 7,000 individual members in 2013, a 69% increase from 2012. Our thanks to the Richard King Mellon Foundation for its generous matching support of this successful campaign.

A. A. The Cultural Trust Gala crowd enjoys a spirited performance by Nellie McKay at the August Wilson Center.

In 2013, the Cultural Trust raised more than $11 million, reflecting a 5% increase from the previous year.

B. Cultural Trust Gala Co-Chairs Nadine and John Engel with headlining performer Nellie McKay (center).

Bill Burchinal, a long-time donor who passed away in 2013, established the $1 million+ Burchinal Family Endowed Performance Fund in support of Cultural Trust programming. This generous gift represents one of many recently established endowed funds to secure future arts programming in the Cultural District.

C. Trust members Theresa and Cliff Pinsent and Carol and Nelson Craige relaxing at The Circles Lounge before attending a performance at the Cultural Trust’s Benedum Center.

The Cultural Trust hosted its first-ever Tony Awards® viewing party for donors at the Cabaret at Theater Square.

D. Mark and Amy Mendicino at the Cultural Trust Gala. E. Dorna Javadi-Palcic and Todd Palcic enjoying themselves at the Cultural Trust’s Cosmopolitan Pittsburgh fundraiser.

The annual Gala, held at the August Wilson Center, celebrated the Cultural Trust’s Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts with Lead Sponsor WESCO International, and co-chaired by John and Nadine Engel. The Gala raised nearly

$500,000 and featured entertainment by Nellie McKay and the Turtle Island Quartet. The Cultural Trust raised more than $670,000 for the Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts and hosted a special reception to welcome The Rubber Duck Project. FISA Foundation, Jack Buncher Foundation, Massey Foundation, Edith L. Trees Charitable Trust, Mary Hillman Jennings Foundation, UPMC and The Children’s Institute collectively funded a sensory-friendly performance of Disney’s THE LION KING tailored to individuals on the autism spectrum and their families. This special performance was part of the Cultural Trust’s ongoing efforts to make the Cultural District accessible to everyone. FedEx® Ground generously sponsored the parade at Highmark First Night® Pittsburgh. Cosmopolitan Pittsburgh, presented by CONSOL Energy, raised more than $77,000 and was attended by 600+ patrons.

OUR SPECIAL THANKS TO Anonymous (2) Allegheny Regional Asset District ATI Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation The Benter Foundation Jack Buncher Foundation Cohen & Grigsby Colcom Foundation Dollar Bank Eden Hall Foundation EQT FISA Foundation Giant Eagle The Heinz Endowments Highmark The Hillman Foundation Mary Hillman Jennings Foundation Laurel Foundation Richard King Mellon Foundation Pennsylvania Council on the Arts Peoples Natural Gas The Pittsburgh Foundation PNC Foundation Richard E. Rauh UPMC U.S. Steel Foundation WESCO International

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THANK YOU 2013 Annual Campaign

MEMBERSHIP & FAMILY FOUNDATIONS CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE $25,000 & above The Cottage Bridge Foundation Cindy and Murry Gerber Vicki and Kevin Halloran Scheryl and Richard Harshman Gabriela and David Porges Richard E. Rauh * Barbara and Bruce Wiegand PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE $10,000–$24,999 Anonymous Laurie Adams Jane C. Arkus * Mary Louise and Chester Babst Edwin H. Beachler * The Bognar Family Mary Beth and Jamie Bonomo Stephanie and Michael Bozic Bozzone Family Foundation Suzy and Jim Broadhurst Jill and Chuck Brodbeck ~ The Jack Buncher Foundation Mr. Charles R. Burke, Jr. Patricia Burke Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Casey Ada and George Davidson Mary Jane and Gerald Davis Mr. and Mrs. Roy G. Dorrance III Carolyn D. Duronio Edith H. and James A. + Fisher

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy O. Fisher The Foster Charitable Trust Sue and Mark Gleason Janet and Mark Greathouse Jane and George Greer Mr. and Mrs. Ira J. Gumberg Mr. and Mrs. Bruce K. M. Henderson Dolores and Michael Kara Dr. Kerry Bron and Mr. Robert C. Levin Sally M. Levin Cate Linn The Richard J. Madden Foundation Susan and David Matter Douglas B. McAdams Mr. and Mrs. Martin G. McGuinn Kristen and Kevin McMahon Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Mendicino Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Morby Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Muse Rona L. Nesbit Mr. and Mrs. Morgan K. O’Brien Joan and Bob Peirce Mary Alice Price Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Queenan, Jr. Sharon and James E. Rohr Pauline Santelli # Mr. and Mrs. David S. Shapira Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Simmons John T. Stabile Mr. and Mrs. Merrill P. Stabile Lauren and S. Adam Sufrin ^

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Carol Tillotson Hilary Tyson and Charles Porter * ~ Nita and Sunil Wadhwani Nancy and Milton Washington PATRON’S CIRCLE $5,000–$9,999 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. James R. Agras Toni and John Aloe Mr. and Mrs. G. Nicholas Beckwith III Phyllis L. Bertok Charles E. Bunch Glenn A. and Karen S. Buterbaugh Fund of The Pittsburgh Foundation Carolyn and Bill Byham Helen and Stephen Casey Mr. James C. Chaplin IV Julie and Tim Choate ^ Donna and Thaddeus J. Clements * Carol and Nelson Craige Melanie and James Crockard * Susan DeRiggi and Glenn Bost Sara C. and James K. Donnell Mary Jo and Jack Elliott Susan and John FafaliosShaun and Angela Baker Karen and Steven Feinstein Daniel Gearing Kristina and Peter Gerszten Robert I. Glimcher Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ira H. Gordon Susan Greenspan and Neil Resnick Marcia M. Gumberg Karri and Steve Guy Kathy and Joe Guyaux Daniel S. Heit * Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Henninger Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Hillman # Karl Holtzer Janet and Bill Hunt

Jackie and Harley Jones Gabe Kassab Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Krizner Susan and Scott Lammie Marina and Kenneth Lehn Cathy and John Mary Carol and Peter Mathieson Pam and Ken McCrory Peggy and Steve McKnight Mr. and Mrs. Demetrios T. Patrinos Theresa and Cliff Pinsent William J. Recker Linda and Rich Ruffalo Catharine M. and John T. Ryan III Lisa and Robert Sandonato Mrs. Virginia W. Schatz * Nancy Schepis Speyer Foundation Jayne and Tom Sterling Bronya and Neil Strosnider Becky and John Surma Judith and Steve Thomas Bonnie W. and Thomas L. VanKirk Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Voller Suellen and Mike Weir Peggy C. Whitehurst Gillian and David Williams Pride and William Winkenwerder Rebecca and Rich Zahren PREMIERE CIRCLE $2,500–$4,999 Anonymous (4) Debra and Edward Abell * Michelle and Andrew Aloe Ann Averback Valerie and Paul Bacharach Vitasta Bazaz and Sheen Sehgal Janet L. Belliveau Barbara H. Bott and Robert L. Jennings, Jr.

Alan M. Brown Kimberly and Hal Burch Barbara and David Burstin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Calihan Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Campbell Louise and David Cannon Dr. and Mrs. Edward Chang Linda Christen Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Clarke Julie, Dale and Carly Clifton Judge Maurice B. Cohill, Jr. Debbie and Bill Demchak Amy and Scott Fehrs Sylvia V. Fields The Fine Foundation Janis and Jeffrey Fisher Kimberly Tillotson Fleming and Curtis D. Fleming The James A. and Ruth O. Frank Philanthropic Fund of the UJFF Anna P. Futrell Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Gailliot Cathy and Jim Garraux Nancy R. and William J. Gatti Anne L. and Robert D. German Eric Gerstbrein Mr. and Mrs. Louis Guarino, Jr. Paul, Teresa, Isabella and Roman Haberstock Rhoda and David Hartmann * David McL. Hillman Dorothy A. Howat Mrs. Joan M. Hurrell Scott D. Izzo Patricia Jarrett and Laurel Dagnon Alice Jane Jenkins Dr. and Mrs. Richard Kasdan Gerri Kay * Mary Denise and George C. Koch Kana Koll Susan and Louis Leff

Anne Lewis Catherine and Mark H. Loevner * Cathy and Rob Long Mr. and Mrs. David C. Looman Ruth and Neil MacKay Maggie and Pete Magerko Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Malnati Ralph Manning Janet Markel and Barry Lhormer Carol and Joe Massaro Dr. Curtis V. Mayernik and Mr. John Fullen John R. McGinley, Jr. Mr. Richard A. Mellon Dr. and Mrs. Richard Meltzer Marcia A. Metelsky Montgomery IP Associates Dr. and Mrs. Joshua G.F. Nagin Alice and Eric Neishloss Patricia K. Nichols Shirley and H. Ward Olander Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Pagliari Maria and Rocco Panucci Lori and Louis Plung Ann and Fred Potthoff Kelly and Tom Price Renee and Fred Quinn Sally and Ned Randall Mallory and Bill Ries Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brooks Robinson ~ Dick Rocereto ^ Mr. and Mrs. William F. Roemer Mrs. Louisa Rosenthal Caryn Rubinoff and Craig Dunham Carolyn Ruffer Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ruscetti Jennifer and Karl Salatka Jamie and William Sarris Robert Sass The Schneider Family ^ Pamela L. Schoemer MD Rod Schwartz

Carole and Mark Shepard Selma B. and C. Leon Sherman * Juliet Lea Simonds Gayle and Bill Simpson The Slagle Family Fund Dr. and Mrs. John M. Snyder Mrs. Violet Soffer Mr. and Mrs. John A. Staley IV Mark Steele Kathy and Alan Stehman Cara and Doug Stirling Sue and Dan Stokes Alison and Bill Strome # Marcia and Dick Swanson Shelley and James Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Thompson II Mr. and Mrs. Brian Uffelman Rebecca E. and James L. Vesely Laurie Vota Fair and Kenneth Fair Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Wagner Iris Amper Walker Mary and Jerry Whitaker Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Wiegand III Dr. Ann G. Wilmoth Mary Jo Winokur Judy and John Woffington Andrea and James Young Richard A. Zappala Family Foundation Ronald W. Zborowski Pat and Dennis Zerega Florence and Harvey + Zeve

DIRECTORâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S CIRCLE $1,000â&#x20AC;&#x201C;$2,499 Anonymous (14) The Barbara and Marcus Aaron II Fund of The Pittsburgh Foundation Barbara and Alan Ackerman Judy Albert and Tony Fiorillo Phyllis M. and David J. + Armstrong Roy W. Arnold Family ^ Emily Balawejder Ms. Natalae R. Barko Amy and Chris Bartels Bridgett and Marty Bates ^ ~ Nancy and Nadav Baum Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. Bennett Vivian and Bill Benter Cynthia Berger and Laurence Green Denise Dufour and Cary Blancett Christy and William Blose Eva Tansky Blum Debby and Dan Booker Ted Bosquez Lisa and Stephen Botos Mr. and Mrs. John Brier Vicky and Mark Brilmyer Nancy Bromall and Robert Barry Ellen Still Brooks Susan and David Brownlee Dr. and Mrs. John Brozetti Mrs. Mary Jo and Dr. Bert Bullington

Janis Burley Wilson # Nicholas Butera and Grace Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Cahouet Dr. and Mrs. Robert Capretto Alisa Carr and David Kitzinger ^ Daniel Catanzaro and Craig McDonald * Michelle and Richard Cefalo Barbara and Gerald Chait Michelle and Dan Cheberenchick Victoria Chester Rose and George Rose Mark Cibulka Dr. and Mrs. Bryan P. Cioffari Lisa and Shawn Cohen Dr. Richard and Sally B. Cohen Marilyn and Stephen Coleman Mary Jane and Fred Colen Gina and Jim Concelman Nancy T. and William S. Conover II Fund of The Pittsburgh Foundation Carol J. and George G. Couch Carol and Gary Cozen Erin and Ted Curran ^ Lu and Syl Damianos Lynn and Ronald Davenport, Jr. Joan Clark Davis Marian Ungar Davis and Stanford G. Davis Carol and Dwight Deicke Rev. John V. Di Bacco, Jr. Mary Ellen DiPasquale Jennifer Blyler and Michael Dishart Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Donahue Mary Ann and Charles R. Dotchin Olivia Gans and Sheri Giger with The Rubber Duck Project artist Florentijn Hofman.

Lucy and John Douglas Theresa and Merrill Druggs Jackie and Gerry Dudley Carol and Brian Duggan Michelle Ann Duralia Dr. and Mrs. Gabriel Durkac Faith E. Eaton # Alunda and Jonathan Edmonds Dolly and Curt Ellenberg Beth and Dan Erlanger Christopher M. Evans Chris and Gigi Faber Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Favo Judith and Donald Feigert Virginia and Richard Fischer Pam and Jim Fister The Flam Family ^ Christopher Fox and Shaun Tomaszewski Reanette and Steve Frobouck Elaine and John Frombach Mary Lou and Gary Gegick William O. Generett Mr. and Mrs. William P. Getty The Gigante Family Jodi and John Gill Revs. Catherine and Gaylord Gillis Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Gilson Cathy and Mike Ginsberg Alison and Howard Goldberg Marcia and David Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Graham Daniel Greenblatt Dr. Martin Guy Gregorio Susan and Barney Guttman Desiree and Jacob Hanchar ^ Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Harris Susan and Peter Herchenroether

Dr. and Mrs. John B. Hill Katharine H. Hillman William Talbott Hillman Foundation ~ Natalie Taaffe Hoffman ~ Debra and Jason Honkus Sara H. Horsman * Charity J. Imbrie and Jane S. Barnes Lynne and Blair Jacobson * Ms. Linda Jakubec ^ Marilyn and Don Jenkins David and Laura Jones Tony Joseph ^ Janet S. Kafka Van Kaplan Von and Dale Keairns ^ Margaret and Dwight Keating Lisa and David Keefer Ivanilde and Don Kerrish Ellen P. and Jack Kessler Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Kilpela Bonnie and Donald Kipke MJ Klimas and John W. Boufford Lisa and David Koi Phyllis K. Kokkila Dr. Elliott J. Kramer and William M. Modrak Betty L. Lamb Suzan Lami and Robert Grubb Lynn and Larry Lebowitz Anita and Robert Legler Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Levin Linda S. Melada and Arthur S. Levine, M.D. Rev. Dr. Harold and Claudette Lewis # Judith Liebler Dr. Ronald and Mrs. Judith Linaburg Sheryl Linck and Garry Conklin Janine and Daniel Littlefield Rachel and Jeffery Lizik Margery J. Loevner Susan and David Lohr ^ The Loughney Foundation

Kate W. MacVean The Maerkle Family Drs. Sheri A. Mancini and H. Kenneth Williams, Jr. Amy and Jan Marks Lucine O. Marous Jennifer and James Martin Amy Jaffe and Grant Mason Heather and Rob Masterson Mr. and Mrs. Michael McGarry Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. McGinnis Suzy and DeCourcy McIntosh * Susan and Sean McLaughlin James R. McMahon Leisa McNamee Janice and Ernie Meade * Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Mellon Barbara Sachnoff Mendlowitz Edmond J. Mercier Ruth Anne Mewhirter Mary Ellen and Mark Meyer Minaksi Bhatt and Doug Mickle Janet and George L. Miles, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. Miller Shane A. Miller Linda and Stuart Miller Connie and Paul Mockenhaupt Monique and Scott Moody Thomas R. Moore Amy Morgan * Susan and James Morris BeeJee Morrison Martha H. Munsch Donna Murtha and James Ecker + Mary Love and William Nast Christine E. Navarro * Kenny and Gordon Nelson

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THANK YOU (continued)

Susan and Richard Nernberg NFM Group June and David Nimick Betty and Dick Nimtz Dr. Suzan Obagi and Mr. Mazen Youssef * Dr. John B. Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Laughlin Grant D. Oliphant Nancy and Woody Ostrow Paul M. Palevsky, MD and Sharon R. Roseman, MD Jeannine and James Patton T. R. Paul Family Foundation Cathy and John Pelusi Mark Perrott ~ Maureen and Tom Peszko Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Petredis Christine and Robert Pietrandrea Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre The Platt Family Foundation Dorothy and Neal Pollon and Family Christine and Mark Popovich Drs. Cindy and Rob Potter Amy and Chris Pretsch Nancy and Bill Rackoff Norman C. Ray Trust K. Oliver Rea Mr. and Mrs. W. Franklin Reed Dr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Reiss Mr. James H. Rich Karen and Pierce Richardson Ms. Letitia E. Rieck Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Riordan Marilyn and Mitchell Roberts Donald and Sylvia Robinson Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Robinson, Jr. Stephen G. Robinson Pat and Andrew Rodgers

Al Rodibaugh Joni and John Roland Greta and Art Rooney II Dr. and Mrs. Paul Rowland Louisa and Jim Rudolph The Ruttenberg Family Toni Sacco Steven Satzger Kelly and Michael Scheel Perri and Thomas Schelat The Schmid Family Stephanie Schneck-Jacob Matthew Schnierle Sharon Schultz Dr. and Mrs. Joel Schuman Jeffrey Schutzeus and Carl Ward Amy and Sean Sebastian Sharon Semenza and William Robinson Christine and Duane Seppi * Pat and Alan Siger * Phyllis and Stephen Silverman James A. Sims Lynn and Joe Smith Kay and David Smith Mrs. Theresa Snavely Alice R. Snyder ~ Judith L. Wolfe and John H. Soffietti, M.D. Michael Spacciapolli Catherine Specter George Specter Dr. and Mrs. William E. Spielvogle Vivian M. Spratt Lynn and Randy Staab Mr. and Mrs. James C. Stalder The Honorable and Mrs. William L. Standish Pamela and Steven A. Stepanian II Barbara and Charles Stone ^ Jean and Charles Stout Rose and William Strickland * Diane and Regis Synan The Paul Thompson Family ^ Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Todd, Jr.

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Allison and Stephen Tomko Nicole and Carl Traud Colleen and Denny Travis Dr. and Mrs. Rory Tropp Ann L. Turnbull Beth and Mark Twerdok Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Unetich Gary Van Horn # Betsy and Gary VanSickle Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Veeder BettyJean Viecelli Lorene and Denis M. Vinski Katherine M. Leech Vollen and Randall Vollen Maggie Good and Tom Von Lehman Sally Wade Diane and Hal Waldman * Sue and Charles Walker Kathleen and Richard Wallach Bonnie and Marshall Webster Susan Weinzierl and Andrea Weinzierl Ruth Westerman and J. Robert Myers * Rebecca J. White Diane and Jack Wilberger Peg and Al Williams Beth and Pat Winkler Amy and Greg Winokur J. Andrew Wolfinger * Beverly and Dane Wukich Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Yates Marlene and John Yokim Irina Zabbarova * James and Marian Zalenka Aline and Gregory Zaretsky Robin and Gary Zentner Mr. and Mrs. Clifford B. Zlotnik LEAD PARTNER $500â&#x20AC;&#x201C;$999 Anonymous (3) Savanah, Sierra, Denise and Charles Abbott

Deborah Acklin ~ Andrea and David Aloe ^ Nancy and Lynn Alstadt Christopher Amar ~ Anne Angerman Jeffrey Antantis James R. Antoniono Robert Aumer Marielle and Gerald Bartolomucci Liz Witzke-Baum and Allen Baum Paul G. Benedum, Jr. Douglas Bentz * Connie and John Bettis Jane Blattner Paul E. Block Pamela M. Bonaventura Boyer Financial Services/Michael Boyer Cynthia C. Bracken Denise and Scott Briggs David Brosky Betsy and Marc Brown Heidi Bartholomew and Timothy Brown Marilyn and David Burke Jenniffer L. Burke Linda and Timothy Burke ~ Drs. Maria Simbra and Jeffrey Burket Esther L. Bush Jonathan Byerly Leigh Z. Byrne Wally Cackowski Cheryl E. Campbell and Carrie Nolan R. Yvonne Campos * Cardiff/Provins Private Wealth Management, LLC Julia and Andrew Carlson Beatrice and Don Carter Lori and John Cecil Robin Ziegler and Clifford Chen Maureen and Jared Cohon Jennifer Owen and Cory Cope *^~ Veronica Corpuz Mario Costanzo Gayle A. and J. Kevin Cotchen Elizabeth Craig

Bobbi and Alan Cumo Jamini V. Davies Glenn Davis Sandra Deaner Dave Defide Catherine and Brian Delbarba Dinah M. Denmark and Alice Greene Judy and David Descutner Melissa and Eric DeStefano The DiAndreth Family ^ Joan and Jack Diederich Linda and Don Dietz Beth DiGregorio Anita DiPaolo Antonio J. DoVale, Jr. Erin C. DuPree Terry Engel Lauren and Adam Brant Terri and Banford Exley Marcy and Dave Fasulo Lauri Fink Pamela and Marc Fleming Laura and Glenn Ford William R. Forsythe Tina and Ron Francis Mark C. Freeman Ann and Gus Frerotte Cathy and Jack Frischkorn Hilda and Freddie Fu William Fuellgraf Mr. Gary A. Garcar Lynne and Peter Gargiulo Natalie and William Gleeson Cathy and Ken Glick Linda and Edward Goldston Matthew Gorman The Rita J. Gould Philanthropic Fund of the United Jewish Federation Kathy and Charles Goulding Laurie Graham Rick Gray Bibi Green Mary and Skip Grinberg Marie Guerra and Richard Lentz Joseph Hanna

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Heery Karen L. Henry Michael Hillebrand Mr. and Mrs. Peter Holway Jennifer Houtz Doug Hupe Michelle and Keith Johnston John Kalkreuth Tom Kaminski Ellen Teri Kaplan Goldstein and Michael Goldstein * Mary Ellen Hoy and Jim Keller Denice and John Kelly Margaret and Thomas Kibel Mr. and Mrs. Brian K. Korczyk Shanna Kovalchick and Brandon Nicholson Elaine and Carl Krasik Kamana and Shankar Lakhavani # Constance Lawrence Dan H. Lee, Jr. Janet Lewis Susan and Paul Lieber Mr. and Mrs. Jason Linkes Mrs. Howard M. Love Susan and Cliff Loya Michelle and Martin Lubetsky Lillian Lutz Jason P. Majeski Elizabeth and Matthew Marcus Marketing Support Network Jan Markewinski Janet McCall ~ Andrew McMullin Jose L. Mejia Sally C. Minard + and Walter Limbach Vicki and Randy Mlinarcik Amanda and Joseph Sopata ^ Gregory Murman Sheila and John Murtagh Dawn Nelson and Don Hart Nan and David Newell ^ Lisa Newman Carol Neyland # Terry in Avalon ~

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. O’Donnell Marsha and Robert Oeler Randall Olson Richard Parsakian * Joan and John Pasteris Ms. Justine Patrick Pam and Larry Pawlik Marcy and Jim Pearson Nancy Peters Nicole and Rugwed Phatak Allan Philp Dr. Mary Jo Pisano James Platz Aimee J. Plotz Jacob Pokita Myrna H. Pollock and Charles N. Strotz * Linda and Dave Poole Mark R. Power Suzanne and John Pultan Christopher Radi Mary Ramsden Seth Rankin Diana and Frank Rath Lynn H. and Jay Rayvid * Mr. and Mrs. Emory L. Redd # Karen and Tom Reinecke Michael A. Rhodes Andrew Roach Kim and Rick Roadarmel Jane H. Roesch Bette and Howard Rom Shereen and Paul Rosenberg Linda and James Rosenbloom Shirley and Murray Rust Jared J. Sadowski Diane Samuels and Henry Reese Dr. Mahesh P. Sardesai Karen Scansaroli Lisa M. Schroeder Dr. Jennifer Tkocs and Mr. Michael Scotto Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Shaffer Bridgett Bates and family with cast members of Disney’s THE LION KING.

Karen and Brian Shanahan Dr. Kathleen Sheridan Denice Shilling Myrna and Lee Silverman Nancy Simpronio and Charles Culbertson * Cheryl and Joshua Six Rosemary Skaggs and Robert Kresson Joseph Sluka Jimmi Sue and Matthew Smith Suzanne E. Smith Susan and Richard Smolen Mary Ellen and Frederick Solomon Sheila and Stephen Stagnitta Paris and Hugh Stanfield and Family Robert Sterr K. Bruce Stewart Thea and Dick Stover Barbara and Wade Stull Margaret E. Svidro * Teresa Svidro * Marcia and Louis Swartz Synergy Financial Dr. James and Cindy Tauberg Linda and Chris Temple Mrs. Barbara Trachtenberg Patricia G. Tuite # Suzanne Vana Kristine Brandenstein and Michael Van Sickle Marilyn and Joseph Vettorazzi

Cate and Jerry Vockley ~ Judyann Walker Pam and Larry Watters William Weber Dot and Marvin Wedeen Helene Weinraub and Geoff Clauss * Maranne P. Welch ^ Roger C. Westman and William A. Stevens * Alfreda Wilson April and Dan Witkowski Barbara Young S. J. Zoerb Kathleen Flannery and Jeffery Zupanc SPONSORING PARTNER $250–$499 Anonymous (29) Kate Abel Barbara and Otto Abraham Donna M. Aiello Sarah Al Damigh Lawrence Edwards Alberts Debbie and Dan Aloe Linda Altopiedi Tripp Amick Denise Ammon Catherine M. Angle Joan Apt Tara Apuzzo Susan Ardison and Joseph Decker # Linda Argote and Dennis Epple * Valerie and Mike Armanini Nancy and Henry Armstrong

Donald B. Arnheim Nancy and Robert Arnold ~ Tingle and Richard Barnes Allison Barton and Zach Paine Marie Batz Cara and Paul Becker Maryann and David Becker Amy and William Belden Debbie and Will Bellows Faith and Randy Bennett Elisabeth Bergman The Sanford S. and Patricia G. Berman Philanthropic Fund of the United Jewish Federation Sharon C. Bernstein and John W. Bitsko Michelle Billings Linda L. Bishoff Amanda and Ben Boggio P. Bolkovac Greg Borland Brian Bouda Mary Boyle and Ted Arnn Mary S. Bradrick Peggy and Bill Bresnahan Joyce and Lucien Bromberger Nancy and John Brownell Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Brzozowski Gail Buckner Albert H. Burchfield III Karin and Robert Burchianti

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F. Burger JoAnne E. and Jack L. Burley Dr. and Mrs. Charles R. Bursey Dr. Stuart S. Burstein Dianne M. and Scott R. Calkins Britt Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Camus Linda Carpenter Elisa Carsia Catherine and Raymond Carter Leslie and Richard Cassoff Kim and Paul Castelnovo Jacquelyn and Glenn Cavanaugh Mary Ann Celio Susan and Bill Cercone Lorraine Chesek Jayne Chianelli Diane Chovan Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Churchill Mr. and Mrs. John Ciarimboli Gene Ciavarra Cipriani & Werner PC Judy and Brent Clark Jeanne E. Cobetto and Gene Finley Connie and Donald Coffelt MK Cohen Susan and John Coleman Bill Coleman Ned Conley Mimi Frey and Bruce R. Connelly * Cynthia Cook # R. Bruce Cooper Chris Cox Anne and Jack Crawford Elizabeth E. Cronin Jo Ellen Crowley Dr. and Mrs. Michael Culig Katelyn Cummings Mr. and Mrs. William Cutri Kimberly and Cyrus Daboo ^ Paul R. Dachille

Cynthia A. D’Agostino and Charles R. Jefferson Dr. and Mrs. James A. D’Antonio Mr. and Mrs. David P. Darrigo Deborah and Kevin Daugherty Randi and L. Van V. Dauler, Jr. Cornelia Davis, Ph.D. Perry Davis Davis Law Group Jeremi Dehainaut Linda and Lynn DeHaven Patricia and Daniel T. Depcrymski Kimberly M. DeRose June and Barry Dietrich Smita and Shyam Dighe Barb Martinelli and Rob Dillon Celeste and James D'Itri Judith and Gary Diven Walter Dobies Dr. and Mrs. Steven G. Docimo John Dortenzo Jeannette and Andrew Drake Shirley and Tom Drobycki Patrick Duddy George B. Duffey Daniel P. Duffy Ann Dugan Mr. and Mrs. Conrad N. Dutcher Erin Ehrlich Sherry L. Kyne Kerry and Philip Empey Margaret and Michael Evans Barbara Fair The Falcone Family Nancy and Danforth Fales Susan and William Fawcett Peggy and Robert Fayfich Dana H. Ferry Amy Kunkle and Kevin Fitzgerald Ralph Flaugher, Jr. Dawn and Chris Fleischner Randy Floyd

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THANK YOU (continued)

Lisa Forgas Carl B. Frankel Wendy and J. Peter Freed John Fry Michael D. Gaber Sue Ellen and Leonard Ganz ^ Keelie and Richard Garbee Cora and Ronald Gebhardt Bruce Georgi Lynda and Richard Germano Nancy Gibson Sheri Giger and Kevin Miller Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Gill Daniel Gilman Patricia and Anthony Giura Casey Gnage Jill and Adam Goetz ^ Joyce Golonka Emma Gosden and Richard Blattenberger Catherine and Thomas Gothie Emilie Gravett Patrick A. Gray Alison and Timothy Gray Patty and Dan Grealish Nancy and David Green Dana and Richard Green Terri H. Greenberg Marjorie C. Greenberger * Betty A. Grill Carol Sikov Gross Dodi Walker Gross Manuel Guevara Debra A. Hammel Lauren and Thomas Harrington Joshua L. Harris Stephanie Harris Janice and Neil Harrison Debbie Law and Bill Haughey Mr. and Mrs. Steven Hausman Catherine Hebert Paul Heckman Thomas Helbling Mary Ann and Kenneth Henderson

Mary and Walter Henricks ^ William R. Henwood Thelma and Andrew Herlich David Herlinger David G. Hershberger, MD Eileen and Robert Hertweck Colleen and Chris Hess James C. Higgins Virginia Hochensmith Sue Hogan Pamela P. Holmes Mary Holzworth Sandy Hooper Mac and George Hoover William Hoversten Judy and John Howcroft Cheryl and Gary E. Hubbard ^ The Huber Group Anita Hudock Mr. Shawn A. Hummel # Ginny and Peter Hutchinson Timothy M. Inglis David Irwin Mary and John Jacobs James Gallery ~ Jackie Johnson Susan Johnson Larry Jones Laura Kroner Debbie and Joe Julian Jennifer Kalil Joan M. Kaplan Melanie Kapogines Linda and Robert Kelley Maureen P. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Kerr, Jr. Nicholas Khuri Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Kiersarsky Karl Kimmich Ms. Sheri Kitzmiller Judith Kokolis David Konefal-Shaer Katherine Koop Robbee and Tom Kosak Gene F. Kreashko Kathy Kunschner Bonny Kwolek and Jeff Wagner

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Amy Jo Labi-Carando and Peter Carando James Laffey Kimberly and Scott Lambert Ann and Rick Landesberg John A. Lantz Irene and Russell M. Lanza Marilyn and Earl Latterman Cassandra Law Lucia Lazzara-Goodrich ^ Dr. Larry Leahy * Autumn Lee Jennifer Legge Alice Leone Debra Caplan and David J. Levenson, MD Larry J. Levi Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Levine Kenia A. Ashby and Claudio A. B. Lima # Anne and Nicholas Liparulo Susan Lipsitz Theresa and David Lloyd Edwin M. Lohrer III Kelly M. and Dennis C. Long Patricia and Joseph Lucot Shirley J. Lutz Kelley M. Lynch Jennifer and Steve MacBride Mr. and Mrs. Robert Madar Norma Sue Madden Robert J. Mahr, Jr. John K. Maitland Barbara Mangieri Mr. and Mrs. Jason W. Manne

Carolyn Maratta Carol Robinson and Jeffrey Markel Emily Berdell Marotte Joan and Charles Marstiller John Matthews Dr. Rae Ann Maxwell Susanne Mayhugh Mike Mazur Kelli McAninch Mr. and Mrs. Larry McCahan Dr. and Mrs. James E. McCann Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. McCartney Marianne McClain F. Elaine McClellan Mrs. Neva L. McClymonds Mr. and Mrs. John L. McConaha Michael McDermott Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. McGill Jan and Dennis McGlone Cheryl and Daniel McKenna Sue and Sherman McLaughlin Lauren and Thom McLeod Cathy and Dennis McNamara Matthew McPherson Cheryl and Ronald Melinchak Karen S. Mellott Patricia Pivirotto and Tom Merriman Rachel Kathleen Sica Meyer and Chad Michael Meyer

Helen and David Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Roger F. Meyer Marian G. Michaels * Nancy and Donald Middleton Kathleen Midea Bethany E. Miller Mr. and Mrs. James B. Miller Laura Miller Mrs. Nessa Mines Robin and Richard Minutello Dan Monks Julie Morales Janie and Edward Moravitz Dr. and Mrs. Etsuro K. Motoyama Kathi and William Mullane Barbara Mullen and Daniel Benckart Susan D. Mullen John T. Mumper Bernita and Brad Myers Pat and Steve Nance Eleanor Naylor Michael G. Netzel, Sr. Drs. Sarah and Phillip Neusius Carolyn and Linn Noah Lee and John Oehrle Dr. and Mrs. Joop Offerman Jessica Ohr Robert Olszewski and Alon Lavie Mickey and Jerry O’Neill Mr. and Mrs. James O’Neill Cathy Opsitnick Ellen Ormond Dee Jay Oshry and Bart Rack * Elliott S. Oshry* Joni Ostrow Jack Ouellette Scott Palmquist

Richard Madden and May Wang at the Cultural Trust’s Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts kick-off party and launch of The Rubber Duck Project.

Donna M. Panazzi Joanna Patterson and Jeff Izenson Ralf Patzak Suzanne and Richard Paul Penny Mateer and Randy Pearson Mary Anne and Mark Peluso Rebecca, Robert, Jordan and Ashley Penrose Rose and James Perryman Cece and Fred Peterson Mark T. Phillis * Sandra and Bernard Pinsker Warren Pirring Dennis Pittman Ellen Pomerantz Drs. Stacey and Brian Popko Ashley Pound The Protivnak Family Beverly and James Pugh Anthony F. Purcell Veronika Ranich Janis Reed # Janera Solomon and Jeremy Resnick # John Ricker Mr. and Mrs. Jesse R. Riddile Emilie B. Ridge and Micah Delo Gary Funderlich Lorraine and Philip Roberts Reid B. Roberts Elin and James Roddey Donald Rood Patricia and Daniel Rooney Janice G. Rosenberg Ruth and Wilfred T. Rouleau Rebecca Rubish Carolyn and Dan Jack Mr. Russell B. Salminen* Christopher John Samuel Susan and Stephen Sargent Stan Savran Brian Sayers Dr. Linda and Barton R. Schachter

Loreen and Seymour Schafer Jenny and Joe Scherrbaum Nancy J. and Joseph E. Schmitt Jennifer N. Schooley Lisa M. Schramm Debra Schurko Marjorie and James Schuyler Martin Schwab Fern and Stephen Schwartz Sylvia and Charles Seay Pauline R. Semans Dolores Senanis Anne Shaheen ^ Ann K. Shaner Samantha Shenkle Mr. and Mrs. J. Mark Shoemaker Beth and Doyle Sickles Judy and George Siegel Rhoda and Seymour + Sikov Yanchuan Sim Moira and Jim Singer Karen and Arthur Skelley Brenda Skidmore Emily Skopov * Phillip Sky Robert N. Slagle Beth Smith Deborah Smith Timothy Smith Mr. and Mrs. Edgar M. Snyder Ned Sokoloff Pamela J. Soles Charlene and Gary Stanich Barbara M. Steinberg ~ Amber Stepanian Patricia and Norman Stephen Ms. Carole S. Stevens Heidi Stewart and Mario Santilli Dr. Mervin S. and Mrs. Marcia M. Stewart Joyce Stuber Lee Ann and Ed Stumm Karen and Don Stump Henry B. Suhr III

Julie Ann Sullivan * Patricia Sunseri Patricia Swank Dara and Peter Swartwout Brian Synan Mr. and Mrs. William R. Taxay Marcia Taylor Robert E. Taylor Vonnie Teagarden Barbara and Robert Thaw Linda and Jay Thier Jennifer Thoma and John Stephen Brenda and Thomas M. Thomas Ann E. Thompson, M.D. Jocelyn and Jeff Thompson Mary Trombley Nancy and Gary Tuckfelt Micheal Unis Mitchell Unis Sandy and Mark Urbassik Andrew J. Veneziale VIS Signs Ronald Volpe ^ Judge Don and Julie Walko Laurie and Jeffrey Waller John Walsh Mary Ellen Walter Janis and James Warren Carol and Kevin Weir Marcia M. Weiss Louise Eckman and Harvey M. Weissman Alecia and William Wengert Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Wentling, Jr. Mrs. Louis A. Werbaneth Barbara L. Widdoes ~ Donna and Joe Willebrand Antenor Willems William Williams Stephanie L. Winfrey Barbara and John Wink Jani Wright Marlene and John Yasinsky Nancy and Wayne Yost Kenneth Yourish Joan Zakor

Denise and Dennis Zarewczynski Dr. Stephen J. Zimdahl Suzanne and Basil Zitelli Lisa M. Zottola Leann and Keith Zuzich

CORPORATE, FOUNDATION & PUBLIC SUPPORT LEADERSHIP CIRCLE $100,000 & above Allegheny Regional Asset District Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation * The Benter Foundation Cohen & Grigsby Colcom Foundation ~ Dollar Bank ~ Eden Hall Foundation EQT Foundation ^ Giant Eagle Foundation and Giant Eagle, Inc. *^~ The Heinz Endowments ^ Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield Richard King Mellon Foundation ^~ Pennsylvania Council on the Arts ~^ The Pittsburgh Foundation ~ PNC Foundation

FOUNDER’S CIRCLE $50,000–$99,999 Anonymous ATI BNY Mellon ^~ Cinderella Women’s Committee First Commonwealth Financial Corporation * The Grable Foundation ~^ Peoples Natural Gas ~ UPMC and UPMC Health Plan WESCO International

Ayers Foundation Bobby Rahal Automotive Group Broadway Across America Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC Citizens Bank ^ CONSOL Energy FedEx Ground FISA Foundation * Mary Hillman Jennings Foundation Laurel Foundation ~ Levin Furniture Reed Smith LLP ^ Riverlife ~ Rossin Foundation James M. and Lucy Schoonmaker Foundation United States Steel Corporation

H. J. Heinz Company Foundation Hollinshead, Mendelson, Bresnahan & Nixon, P.C. Roy A. Hunt Foundation KPMG LLP Macy’s Massey Charitable Trust Meyer, Unkovic & Scott LLP Mondriaan Foundation The New York Times ~ W.I. Patterson Charitable Fund ~ Pepper Hamilton LLP Pietragallo Gordon Alfano Bosick & Raspanti, LLP PPG Industries Foundation Sherrard, German & Kelly PC Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation Tucker Arensberg, P.C. WAHL Trimmers ~ The Webb Law Firm

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE $10,000–$24,999

PATRON’S CIRCLE $5,000–$9,999

Aesynt Bessie F. Anathan Charitable Trust Renewal by Andersen Babst Calland The Buhl Foundation ^~ The Jack Buncher Foundation Burns White, LLC The Children’s Institute Direct Energy Business Eat’n Park Hospitality Group Eaton Corporation Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott LLC Edith L. Trees Charitable Trust The Fine Foundation ^~ First National Bank First Niagara ^ The Frank E. Rath Spang & Company Charitable Trust Hefren-Tillotson, Inc. The Hillman Foundation

Allegheny Conference and Affiliated Organizations ~ American Eagle Outfitters The William Brown Foundation, Inc. Calgon Carbon Corporation ~ Carnegie Mellon University Child Health Association of Sewickley, Inc. ^ Comcast ~^ Dinsmore & Shohl LLP Federated Investors Flaherty & O’Hara, P.C. Fragasso Financial Advisors Gateway Financial Group, Inc. Goehring, Rutter & Boehm The W. W. Grainger Foundation Gutter Helmet Systems ~

CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE $25,000–$49,999

Howard Hanna Real Estate Services Littler Mendelson, P.C. Milton G. Hulme Charitable Foundation MEDRAD, a division of Bayer Healthcare Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, P.C. Oregon Metallurgy Oxford Development Company Pennsylvania Performing Arts on Tour Philadelphia Indemnity Insurance Company PMC Property Group, Inc. Robert Peirce & Associates Ron Foth Advertising ~ Ryan Memorial Foundation Schneider Downs & Co., Inc. Southern Wine & Spirits University of Pittsburgh ^ Vibrant Pittsburgh

PREMIERE CIRCLE $2,500–$4,999 #1 Cochran big Burrito Restaurant Group BilkeyKatz Investment Consultants, Inc. Brunner Connections Education ^ Fair Oaks Foundation, Inc. ~ Fairmont Pittsburgh Fifth Third Bank Frank B. Fuhrer Wholesale Company Henry L. Hillman Foundation Koppers Industries, Inc. ParenteBeard Paris Healthcare Linen Services Pittsburgh Steelers Rugby Realty Co., Inc. Trigate Incorporated WTW Architects

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THANK YOU (continued)

PARTNER’S CIRCLE $1,000–$2,499 ABARTA Oil & Gas Company, Inc. AlphaGraphics Amcom Office Systems The Buncher Company Byrnes and Kiefer Company Clark Hill Thorp Reed Community Energy ESB Bank Flyspace Productions, LLC ^ The Gateway Engineers, Inc. Integra Realty Resources Pittsburgh Jackson Lewis LLP McKamish, Inc. Norfolk Southern Railway Company Pinnacle Peak Foods, Inc. DBA Ruth’s Chris Steak House The Sprout Fund ^ Strategic Investment Fund, Inc. United Safety Services, Inc. WPXI-TV

HONORARIUM AND MEMORIAL GIFTS ENDOWMENT GIFTS William O. Burchinal Performance Fund Milton G. Hulme Charitable Foundation Paul R. Jenkins Performance Fund Gabe Rubin Student Performance Fund by the Rubin Family

IN HONOR OF Jane Arkus’ Birthday by Edith H. & James A. + Fisher Alice Beckett-Rumberger by Mary and John Jacobs Nancy Joann Bills by MK Cohen Jocelyn M. Cacchione’s volunteer service by BNY Mellon Veronica Corpuz by the Fox Chapel Area Newcomers Club Analesa Cottom by Mrs. Andrea CottomAnderson and Mr. Melvin Anderson Edith H. and James A. + Fisher by Claire T. Wapinsky Edith H. Fisher’s birthday by Jane Arkus Lauren Garriot by her mother, Tami Garriott Melissa Goodfriend by her mother, Janice Goodfriend Asher Grinberg by Yael Eads and Kathy Lobelsohn Walter Haidet by Alco Foundation’s Volunteer Matching Program Ronald Larsen by an anonymous donor Victor Matteo by Michelina Pollini J. Kevin McMahon and the Trust staff by Kristina and Peter Gerszten J. Kevin McMahon by Marjorie C. Greenberger Kristen McMahon by an anonymous donor Amanda M. Sopata’s volunteer service by BNY Mellon Helen Nalepa by Alisa Nalepa Rona L. Nesbit by Judge Maurice B. Cohill, Jr. Lisa Newman’s volunteer service by Highmark Jordan and Ashley Penrose by Robert Penrose

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Cliff M. Pinsent’s birthday by his children Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Robin’s 55th Wedding Anniversay by Susan and Len Young Barb Russell by Dorothy Swiss Philip Salerno by Joy Salerno Side by Side by Sondheim by Sharon C. Bernstein and John W. Bitsko Marie Stadulis’ volunteer service by BNY Mellon Marleen Suess by Highmark HELPS Volunteer Program Albin P. Veicelli, Betty J. Viecelli, and BettyJean Viecelli Vitalogy by Angela Brown and Alex Dr. Nancy D. Washington by Edith H. and James A. + Fisher Susan and Leonard Young’s 40th Wedding Anniversary by Edie and Bernie Robin

IN MEMORY OF Carl Arter, Kenny Fisher, Pete Henderson and Ron Tucker by Daniel G. Wasson Rommel Bailey by Rena Thomas Francis and Martha Baldauf by Mary Jane and Gerald Davis Joan and Ken Baum by Tim Baum Kurt Bittle by Courtney Czarniak J. Virginia Boocks by Tammy Maximovich Robert, Bernard and John Brannigan by Patricia Brannigan Doherty Anna and Michael Bronowicz by Amy Bronowicz

Bobby J. Burke by Jenniffer Burke; Bobby, Jr., Lakeia, Amber and Darieth Pete Cocco by Bridget and David Cocco Patricia A. Constantin by April and Dan Witkowski Carol Johnson Cooper by R. Bruce Cooper Edward L. Dardanell by Veronica Corpuz Paul J. DiPasquale by Mary Ellen DiPasquale Dorothy Duzinski by Denice Shilling Richard Flaherty by Patricia Flaherty Stuart Flam by Karen Flam Janice Friedman by Jeffrey Lawrence Pollock, Esq. Estelle and Gordon Green by Bibi Green Michael Gryzmkowski by Veronica Corpuz and Nico Gryzmkowski Emilene Hayes by Lynne Hayes-Freeland Kara Thompson Hawk by Mary Thompson Roy and Helen Howell by The Wattay Family Patricia and Joseph Janicky by Barbara Jo Janicky Paul R. Jenkins by Ellen Stills Brooks Alice Jane Jenkins Martha Kenovich by Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Osinski H. Virginia Kortz by Mr. Bernard J. Kortz Vivian Krall by Joanne Chetlin Janet Krieger by Karl Krieger Edwin Lohrer, Jr. by Edwin M. Lohrer III Nialyah Lynn Love by April Sabatasso Gerald Margolis by Norman Bress and Ilene Venig Kathryn G. Masterson by Diana and Frank Rath

Peter Mastracci by Crystal Christophe Estelle Tran Rosaline Mays by Wanda J. Durham Lois Jean McCloskey by Mary Ann Celio Barbara Murphy by Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Hornack Dr. Joseph R. Panza by Patricia Carroll Panza Geraldine M. Purnell by Paula and William Tomlinson Dr. Kuldeep Sehgal by Vitasta Bazaz and Sheen Sehgal Erwin Burton Sigal by Frank and Rita Ruscetti James Stafford by Veronica Corpuz Gerry and Nate Sadowsky by Marsha Stern Lois Watson by Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hogan James Welsch by Veronica Corpuz Jeanne Zborowski by Ronald (Sam) Zborowski

LEGACY SOCIETY Anonymous (3) Toni and John Aloe Jane C. Arkus John Bauerlein Allen Berkman + Dolores M. Bold + Jill Brodbeck B. Jean Brown William O. Burchinal + Jim Chaplin Thaddeus J. Clements Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Cohen Robert Dickey + Katrin and Eugene Engels Edith H. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Timothy O. Fisher Mimi Frey and Bruce R. Connelly Ward L. Garner

Jane Z. Haskell + Lynne and Blair Jacobson Jackie and Harley Jones Virginia Kaufman + Phyllis K. Kokkila Raymond Krotec + Erna Landsberger + Mrs. Lenny Litman + Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Malnati Helen and Stuart McMurray + Barbara Sachnoff Mendlowitz Raymond Novak Terry O'Connor Beverly and Robert Ontolchik Jeffrey Lawrence Pollock, Esq. Richard E. Rauh Jay and Martha Ressler Mallory and Bill Ries Sharon and James E. Rohr Elinor B. Rubin + Virginia W. Schatz Nancy Schepis Selma B. and C. Leon Sherman Deborah Smith Mr. and Mrs. Christian M. + Snavely Jack Stabile Beverly and Michael Steinfeld Cecyl and Murray Thaw + Shirley Tucker Ann Ungar Debbie and Rich Voller Marvin Wedeen

* Also donates to Pittsburgh Dance Council ^ Also donates to Pittsburgh International Children’s Theater ~ Also donates to Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival # Also donates to JazzLive + Deceased

FINANCIALS The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust 2013

The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Functional Revenue and Expense Presentation For the Year Ended December 31, 2013

The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Statement of Financial Position December 31, 2013

The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Statement of Activities For the Year Ended December 31, 2013

ASSETS

UNRESTRICTED REVENUE, GAINS, AND OTHER SUPPORT

Cash and Cash Equivalents Investments, at Fair Value Accounts, Notes and Contributions Receivable Other Assets Fixed Assets, Net Total Assets

$19,935,051 23,055,603 9,842,346 2,437,175 95,118,812 $150,388,987

Gifts and grants Rent Presentations Other income Net investment income Net assets released from restriction

$6,118,276 9,848,675 27,873,837 8,162,058 493,774 4,033,139 56,529,759

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $3,068,369 12,342,454 1,114,925 11,388,673

Total Liabilities

27,914,421

Presentations 47.2%

Rent 16.7%

Total Unrestricted Revenue, Gains and Other Support Accounts Payable Advance Sales Other Liabilities Long-Term Borrowings

REVENUE

EXPENSES, EXCLUDING DEPRECIATION Interest Facility and general operations Personnel Presentations Programs Fundraising

909,261 9,742,081 9,220,374 29,738,814 2,945,952 1,673,774

Gifts and Grants 15.3%

Investment Income 0.6%

NET ASSETS Total Expenses, Excluding Depreciation Unrestricted Temporarily Restricted Permanently Restricted

83,214,618 4,793,640 34,466,308

Total Net Assets

122,474,566

Total Liabilities and Net Assets

54,230,256

Change in Unrestricted Net Assets Excluding Depreciation

Other Earned Income 20.2%

2,299,503

Depreciation Expense

3,798,634

$150,388,987

EXPENSE (1,499,131)

CHANGES IN TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED NET ASSETS Gifts and grants Net investment gain Net assets released from restrictions

1,862,179 119,775 (2,963,139)

Change in Temporarily Restricted Net Assets

(981,185)

CHANGES IN PERMANENTLY RESTRICTED NET ASSETS Gifts and grants Net investment gain Accumulated gains released for operations Change in Permanently Restricted Net Assets Change in Net Assets

1,162,790 2,410,545 (1,070,000)

Funded Depreciation 1.0%

NU VE E R

Change in Unrestricted Net Assets

General Administrative 4.5%

Program Related 17.2% Fundraising 2.9% Real Estate 2.5%

2,503,335 23,019

Facility Operations 20.4%

NET ASSETS

Excerpts from Audit Report Issued by Schneider Downs & Co., Certified Public Accountants

$122,474,566

EXPENSE

122,451,547

REVENUE

Beginning of the year End of year

Presentations 51.5%

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BOARDS & COMMITTEE MEMBERS 2013 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Carolyn D. Duronio, Interim Co-Chair

Charles J. Queenan, Jr., Interim Co-Chair

George C. Greer, Interim Vice Chair

J. Kevin McMahon, President & CEO

Carolyn D. Duronio, Treasurer

Deborah L. Acklin Jane C. Arkus Chester R. Babst III Suzanne W. Broadhurst Jill M. Brodbeck Charles R. Burke, Jr. Esther L. Bush Carolyn M. Byham Donald K. Carter Thaddeus J. Clements James E. Crockard III Ronald R. Davenport, Jr. George A. Davidson, Jr. Steven F. Feinstein Sylvia V. Fields Audrey Hillman Fisher Edith H. Fisher Honorable Rich Fitzgerald Karen S. Flam William O. Generett, Jr. Murry S. Gerber Michael H. Ginsberg Steven J. Guy Joseph C. Guyaux Darlene M. Harris Richard J. Harshman William E. Hunt Scott D. Izzo

Cathy Lewis Long Peter F. Mathieson Kenneth C. McCrory Jeffrey L. Morby Morgan O’Brien Grant Oliphant David L. Porges Honorable Luke Ravenstahl James E. Rohr• Caryn B. Rubinoff Cynthia D. Shapira Richard P. Simmons H. Woodruff Turner Hilary S. Tyson Thomas L. VanKirk Sunil Wadhwani Aaron Walton Nancy D. Washington Michael Watson• Alfred W. Wishart, Jr.• •Lifetime Trustee

FOUNDING PRESIDENT AND CEO Carol R. Brown EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Carolyn D. Duronio, Co-Chair

Charles J. Queenan, Jr., Co-Chair

J. Kevin McMahon Jane C. Arkus Steven F. Feinstein Edith H. Fisher George C. Greer Richard J. Harshman Peter F. Mathieson David L. Porges Thomas L. VanKirk Nancy D. Washington

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NOMINATING COMMITTEE Carolyn D. Duronio Edith H. Fisher George C. Greer Charles J. Queenan, Jr. Nancy D. Washington PROGRAMMING ADVISORY COMMITTEE Nancy D. Washington, Chair

Hilary S. Tyson, Vice Chair Jane C. Arkus Marty Ashby Karla Boos Tracy Brigden Carol R. Brown Carolyn M. Byham Thaddeus J. Clements Sylvia Fields Audrey Hillman Fisher Edith H. Fisher Phyllis Moorman Goode Lisa Hoitsma Gerri Kay Ron Lindblom Cathy Lewis Long J. Kevin McMahon Henry Reese Janet L. Sarbaugh Janera Solomon Nita Wadhwani Maranne Welch Lynn Zelevansky

PITTSBURGH DANCE COUNCIL ADVISORY BOARD Thaddeus J. Clements, Chair

Debra Tanner Abell Edwin H. Beachler III Doug Bentz Carolyn M. Byham R. Yvonne Campos Dan Catanzaro Marjorie C. Greenberger Edward H. Harrell Garfield Lemonius Pamela McCrory Susan B. McIntosh J. Kevin McMahon Janice M. Meade Christine Navarro Richard Parsakian Christine Probert Sanah Sabharwal Duane Seppi Selma B. Sherman Nancy Simpronio Kenneth E. Spruill, Jr. Rose Strickland Julie Ann Sullivan Hilary S. Tyson Hal Waldman Conna Weiner Ruth Westerman J. Andrew Wolfinger HIGHMARK FIRST NIGHT® ADVISORY BOARD Kenneth C. McCrory, Chair Aaron Billger John R. Bonassi Tim Choate Marilyn Coleman Eugene DePasquale Cynthia Ference-Kelly Michael Fetchko

Connie George Lynn Griffin Edward Harrell Karey Kluesner Peter Kope Lisa Kuzma Jennifer Liptak Angie Longo J. Kevin McMahon Alexis Miller Tony Mowod Scott Neill Todd Palcic Honorable William Peduto Phil Petraglia Mark Popovich Christopher Pretsch James Roddey Scott Schaming Marcie Solomon Tina Thomson Jamee Todd PITTSBURGH INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN’S THEATER ADVISORY BOARD Karen Flam, Chair Sue Ellen Ganz, Vice Chair Amanda Morel, Secretary Dick Rocereto, Treasurer Roy Arnold Russell Arrington Bridgett Bates Alice Beckett-Rumberger Lawrence M. Berger Marcia G. Brent Alisa N. Carr Ted Curran Tamara Goldbogen Michele Heryford Leslie Horne Tony Joseph Von Keairns J. Kurt Kerner + Amy Kirkham Jill Locnikar Bradley J. Kevin McMahon David Newell Kenny Powell Darlene Pruszynski Curtis Randle El Barbara Russell

DOLLAR BANK THREE RIVERS ARTS FESTIVAL ADVISORY BOARD Deborah L. Acklin, Chair Alice R. Snyder, Vice Chair Christopher A. Amar Clifford Barton Martin Bates Jonathan Berman John R. Bonassi Jill M. Brodbeck Estelle Comay Mike Daniels Frank Dermody, Ex-Officio Claudia Garcia Abby Goldstein Natalie Taaffe Hoffman Alysia Hoyt Gayle Irwin Christiane Leach Janet McCall J. Kevin McMahon Nicholas Roarike Moriarty Justin Patrick Caryn B. Rubinoff Daniel Shirley Vanessa Sica Lynn M. Smith Kyle Stewart, Ex-Officio Beth Wainwright Kathleen D. Wallach Ansley S. Westbrook II Jake Wheatley, Jr., Ex-Officio

William P. Widdoes, Jr. EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE William O. Generett, Jr., Chair

Esther Bush Jennifer Cairns Amy Cribbs Sylvia Fields Evan Frazier Melissa Harrington Ronald Jones Sean Jones

J. Kevin McMahon Tammy Miles-Brown Carol Neylad Melissa Pearlman Janera Solomon Susan Sparks Marcia Sturdivant Montaire Taylor Christine Travaglino Hilary S. Tyson Nancy D. Washington INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE Edith H. Fisher, Chair Jill M. Brodbeck, Vice Chair Jane C. Arkus Chester R. Babst Ellen Still Brooks Shawn K. Butler Thaddeus J. Clements George A. Davidson, Jr. Carolyn D. Duronio George C. Greer Douglas Kassab Phyllis K. Kokkila Scott Lammie Katherine Leech Vollen Cathy Lewis Long Susan B. McIntosh Susan McLaughlin J. Kevin McMahon Kelly K. Price W. Franklin Reed William C. Ries Robert F. Sass Mark Shepard Selma B. Sherman Merrill P. Stabile Laurie J. Vota Sunil Wadhwani

CORPORATE CIRCLES BOARD Scott Lammie, Co-Chair Laurie J. Vota, Co-Chair Chester R. Babst III Cary Blancett Thaddeus J. Clements Sean Ganoe Annie Hanna Engel Clyde B. Jones III Susan M. Kapusta Deborah Kimball Robert Krizner Jani Marie Lipps Michael J. Maglio Kraig J. McEwen Nadia Morozowich W. Franklin Reed James Roddey Joseph B. Smith George Stark Jim Stobart Kaveri Subbarao Michael H. Syme Jane Wieland Wade Wilson CIRCLES BOARD Jill M. Brodbeck, Co-Chair Mark Shepard, Co-Chair Laurie Adams Ann Averback Nancy and Nadav Baum Vitasta Bazaz Phyllis Bertok Christy and BJ Blose Karen and Glenn Buterbaugh Mimi and Jerry Davis Susan Gleason Nanette and Ira Gordon Susan Greenspan and Neil Resnick Amy Jaffe and Grant Mason Phyllis K. Kokkila Sally M. Levin Sheryl Linck Catherine Loevner Douglas McAdams Janice and Ernest Meade Amy and Mark Mendicino Thomas R. Moore

Ronna Nagin Theresa and Cliff Pinsent William C. Ries Louisa Rosenthal Robert F. Sass Carole Shepard Selma B. Sherman Thomas Sterling Richard J. Voller Susan S. Weiner Barbara and Bruce Wiegand Judy and John Woffington J. Andrew Wolfinger PARTNERS BOARD Doug Kassab, Co-Chair Susan McLaughlin, Co-Chair Jimmi Sue BabcockSmith Liz Baker Julia Carlson Mark Cibulka Catherine Delbarba Emilie Delo Kylie Dunmire Nhat Duong Sarah Linn Eddy Mark Freeman Jacob George Sheri Giger Melissa Goodfriend Katie Heinemann Laura Hudson Heather Kancharla Benjamin Kelley Kate Koop Tim McCarthy Susan McLaughlin Bethany Miller Lisa Newman Carly Noel Scott Rainey Allison Ruppert Patrick Rusiski Jared Sadowski Laura Siefert Dan Unkovic

AUDIT COMMITTEE Steven Feinstein, Chair Chip Babst George Davidson Scott Izzo J. Kevin McMahon BUDGET COMMITTEE Steve Guy, Chair Thaddeus J. Clements Ronald R. Davenport, Jr. J. Kevin McMahon Michael Watson FINANCE COMMITTEE Carolyn D. Duronio, Chair Chip Burke, Jr., Vice Chair Ronald R. Davenport, Jr. George C. Greer J. Kevin McMahon INVESTMENT COMMITTEE Peter F. Mathieson, Chair Ronald R. Davenport, Jr. Carolyn D. Duronio Dwight Keating J. Kevin McMahon Jeffrey L. Morby Kim Tillotson Fleming REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE Thomas L. VanKirk, Chair Jane C. Arkus Anthony Bucciero Donald K. Carter William R. Clarkson, Jr. Ronald R. Davenport, Jr. Dennis Davin Carolyn D. Duronio Jack Elliott Steven F. Feinstein Paul Hennigan William E. Hunt Scott D. Izzo Diane Kapsha Barry Lhormer J. Kevin McMahon Jason Matthews

David G. Onorato Laurel Shaw Randi Michael A. Romano Caryn B. Rubinoff Robert Rubinstein Janet Sarbaugh Gary Saulson Lisa Schroeder Aaron Stauber Jeremy Waldrup Michael Watson Daniel S. Wilson FACILITIES MANAGEMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE George A. Davidson, Jr., Chair

Carolyn M. Byham, Vice Chair

Cynthia Carrow Thaddeus J. Clements Steven F. Feinstein William Gennerett, Jr. Christopher Hahn Edward H. Harrell Cathy Lewis Long J. Kevin McMahon Martin Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Brien Robert Olinger Cynthia D. Shapira Joan Stein Nancy D. Washington DISTRICT DESIGN ADVISORY COMMITTEE Jane C. Arkus, Chair Sylvester Damianos, Vice Chair

Gary Carlough Donald K. Carter Angelo L. Ciotti Paul Glabicki J. Kevin McMahon Renee Piechocki Raymund B. Ryan Thomas Sokolowski Thomas L. VanKirk Nancy D. Washington Michael Watson Jane Werner

SHARED SERVICES OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE Carolyn D. Duronio, Co-Chair

Charles J. Queenan, Jr., Co-Chair

George A. Davidson, Jr., Vice Chair

Oliver Byrd James E. Crockard III Harris N. Ferris Michael H. Ginsberg Joseph C. Guyaux Christopher Hahn Clyde B. Jones III Van Kaplan J. Kevin McMahon Ted Pappas Janet L. Sarbaugh Richard P. Simmons Sala Udin Robert F. Vagt Aaron A. Walton James A. Wilkinson MARKETING ADVISORY COMMITTEE Grant Oliphant, Chair Edward H. Harrell, Vice Chair

Jane C. Arkus Bonnie Cersosimo Thomas Donohoe Maggie Johnson Rick Landesberg Tinsy Lipchak Christine Mazza Colleen Kalchthaler Ann McFadden Susan B. McIntosh J. Kevin McMahon Kelly K. Price Judith Evans Thomas *As of 12/31/2013

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STAFF Denice Shilling Assistant Manager, Corporate Giving

Anne Sylvain EXECUTIVE OFFICE J. Kevin McMahon

Casey Gnage

President & CEO

Senior Manager, Finance, Facilities & Programming

Lorene Vinski

Linda Jakubec

Director of Board Relations and Corporate Secretary

Controller

Vanessa Braun Manager of Employee Engagement/Inclusion and Assistant Director, Accessibility

Cheryl Schnippert Executive Assistant to the President

GENERAL ADMINISTRATION Elaine Blye Receptionist

Veronica Corpuz

Director of First Night & Manager of Education and Operations

FINANCE & TRUST ADMINISTRATION Rona L. Nesbit

Renee McCrea

Todd Fedorek

Kelly Mednis

Curator, Wood Street Galleries

Engineer

Melvin T. Garland

Professional Services Manager

George R. Dun

Engineer

Nancy Sheleheda

Gallery Attendant / Installer

Thomas Hatala

Amy Staggs

Engineer

Curatorial Assistant

Christopher Kazar

Senior Director of Application Development & Support Services

Elaine Nucci Advertising Sales Manager

THEATER OPERATIONS Eugene F. Ciavarra Vice President of Operations, Theaters & District Amenities

Jacob B. Bacharach Operations Manager

Stacy Bartlebaugh-Gmys Bernard M. Bloom

Senior Web Developer

Justin Snair Network Administrator

STAGE TECHNICIANS

Michael Tiernan

BENEDUM CENTER

Senior Network Administrator

William E. Dennis

Nathan Wigham

Technician, House Electrician

SQL Developer

Christopher M. Evans

GUEST SERVICES Albert C. Rodibaugh

Director of Production

Technician, House Sound Engineer

Robert Bollman

Michael Lohrer

Stage Technician, Houseman

Vice President

Director, Festival Management and Special Projects

Garrett Bryan Briggs

Stage Technician, Head Carpenter

Emily Balawejder

Production Manager

Art Director

Diane Hines

Pamela K. Lieberman

Jamie L. Cuba

Production Manager

Gregory Brooks

Manager of Children’s Theater Programming and Executive Director, Pittsburgh International Children’s Theater & Festival

Show Marketing Director

Randall Kirk

Stage Technician, House Sound Engineer

Lawrence Doyle

Courtney Lynn Czarniak

Cabaret Manager

Steven Schultz

Rhonda Jones

Stage Technician, House Carpenter

Guest Services Supervisor

INFORMATION STRATEGY AND TECHNOLOGY SERVICES Daniel Hoffer

Ticket Seller

Chief Information Officer

Assistant Director, Guest Services Operations

Randal Miller Programming Manager

DEVELOPMENT Nicholas Gigante

Graphic Designer

John Mumper

Dinah M. Denmark

Facilities Manager

Publications Manager

Leah Price

Kristin Garbarino

Cabaret Assistant Manager

Marketing Technology Manager

K. Susan Sternberger

Robin Hawbaker

Theater Services Director

Ann Urwin

Vice President

Show Marketing Manager

Timothy Baum

Lauren Brant

Shaunda Miles

Financial and Risk Analyst

Development Associate

Director of Public Relations

Benjamin Boggio

Jenniffer Burke

Brian Nichols

Sharon E. Bonner

Director, Corporate and Foundation Giving

Digital Designer

Accounting Assistant

Heather Masterson

Communications Coordinator

MaryAnne Culleiton

Manager, Individual Giving

Derek Scalzott

Operating Engineer

Payroll & Benefits Manager

Aimee J. Plotz

Show Marketing Manager

Rick Jordan

Mary Ellen DiPasquale

Assistant Manager, Individual Giving

REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT Rebecca J. White

Operating Engineer

Assistant to the Executive Vice President

Engineer

Eric Sipple

Event Services Manager

Executive Vice President

Senior Staff Accountant

Jeffrey S. O’Laughlin

Help Desk Manager

MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS Marc L. Fleming

Director of Arts Education

Darcy C. Kucenic

Administrative Manager Program Advertising Sales Administrator

PROGRAMMING Paul J. Organisak

BYHAM, HARRIS & O’REILLY THEATERS

Operating Engineer

SHARED SERVICES Erin Ehrlich Janice Markewinski

Vice President & Director of Jazz Programs

Program Coordinator

Development Systems Coordinator

Receptionist

Vice President of Programming and Executive Director, Pittsburgh Dance Council

Megan E. Gilby

Sadie Treese

Wanda Durham

EDUCATION & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Janis Burley Wilson

Tracy L. Edmunds

Assistant Manager, Foundation & Government Giving

VISUAL ARTS PROGRAMMING Murray P. Horne

Jennifer Schooley Assistant Manager, Individual Giving

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Diana Roth Strong

Director

Operations Manager

Director

Joi C. Brook Group Sales Manager

Pamela J. Cain BYHAM THEATER

Patrick FitzGerald

Assistant Group Sales Manager Ticket Seller

James F. Meigel Ruth Anne Mewhirter Guest Services Manager

Julie Neal

ENGINEERS

Project Manager

James Parise Event Settlement Manager

BENEDUM CENTER

Manuel Guevara

Dennis P. Curry

Help Desk Analyst

Ronald J. Salera

Chief Engineer

Rebecca Harriman

Ticket Seller

Robert P. Flowers

Client Services and Systems Administrator

Andrew Stowell

Bonita Kwolek

Eric Thomas

Applications Support Analyst

Assistant Director, Customer Service & Volunteer Services

Brett Melisko Operating Engineer

Ticket Seller

PHOTOGRAPHERS:

Joe Appel Brian Cohen Jason Cohn Josh Franzos Jim Judkis Joey Kennedy Heather Mull Ed Olivet Annie O’Neill Katelynn R. Petraitis Larry Rippel Renee Rosensteel

DESIGN:

Schifinodesign.com

PRINTING:

Broudy Printing

A spontaneous display of creative bubble-making at the Cultural Trust’s Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival.

2012 Report to the Community

PITTSBURGH

CULTURAL

TRUST PITTSBURGH 803 Liberty Avenue CULTURAL Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

TRUST

15222

412-471-6070 TrustArts.org

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