2015 annual report

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2015 annual report

2015 ANNUAL REPORT
The Magic House, St. Louis Childre
n’s Museum
From the Board
Dear Friends,
The mission of The Magic House is to engage all children in hands-on learning
experiences that encourage experimentation, creativity and the development of
problem-solving skills within a place of beauty, wonder, joy and magic. We made
great strides in fulfilling this mission and creating a place of wonder in 2015.
The year began with a bang as we observed the Chinese New Year and the opening
of Children’s China: Celebrating Culture, Character and Confucius, a nationally
traveling exhibit created by The Magic House that brings China’s ancient traditions
and contemporary customs to life. Our 2015 finished in an equally wondrous way –
with the grand opening of Wonder Works, our new educational adventure for young
children. More than 565,000 visitors came to the Museum to experience these and
other original exhibits last year.
Throughout the year, The Magic House offered innovative hands-on experiences
that provided learning in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM),
21st-century skills, and free access to the Museum’s resources. Thanks to the
extraordinary support of our donors, we were able to provide over 80,000 children,
families and schools in need with free educational opportunities in 2015.
The Magic House is grateful to the corporations, foundations and individuals noted
in these pages. Because of the generous support of friends like you, it’s no wonder
that The Magic House had such a successful year.
In 2015, The Magic House celebrated
a year full of beauty, magic, joy and
wonder. From the unveiling of
Wonder Works, the Museum’s new
early childhood environment, to the
opening of Children’s China, a
nationally traveling exhibit that
explores modern Chinese culture,
The Magic House focused on
creating exhibits and programs
that advance STEM education,
promote the development of
21st-century skills, and provide
access for all.
John T. Drexler
Chair, Board of Directors
The Magic House celebrated the wonder of science, technology, engineering and math
(STEM) with new exhibits and programs for children, families and schools.
Wonder Works
Make-It Workshop
Have you ever wondered why balls float in the air? Or where
sand comes from? Or how a microscope works? The answers
to these—and many other questions—can be discovered
in Wonder Works, The Magic House’s new STEM learning
environment for young children. Wonder Works takes curious
minds and busy bodies on an educational adventure filled
with hands-on, feet-on fun. Kids can explore simple machines
as they take a catapult challenge, harness the power of air to
make whirligigs spin, and design their own ocean creatures
and watch them come to life in a virtual sea.
STEM learning also took root in The Magic House’s new
destination for do-it-yourselfers, the Make-It Workshop.
This family-friendly maker space invites visitors to invent, build
and create with real tools and technology, from a 3D printer
to a sewing machine. The supplies for this maker space were
generously supported by the Union Pacific Foundation
this year.
Wonder Works was generously made possible by the Institute
of Museum and Library Services; Bill and Sally Canfield; Harry
Edison Foundation; Eric P. & Evelyn E. Newman Foundation;
Crawford Taylor Foundation; KnowledgeLake; Ron and
Carmen Cameron; Larry and Beth Lenke; Monsanto Fund;
Bunge North America; the Employees Community Fund of
Boeing; Graybar Foundation; Paul, Susan, Jennifer & Lauren
Goldberg; Chip Walker; and Ameren. Renovation of the
facility was partially underwritten by the Missouri Department
of Economic Development, Neighborhood Assistance Program.
The Magic House also launched several educational experiences
in conjunction with Wonder Works. With the support of
Boeing, the Museum developed an outreach program for
the early childhood classroom, a professional development
workshop for educators, and a family science program at
the Museum, which we piloted with the Ferguson-Florissant
School District. Funding from Maritz enabled disadvantaged
young children to participate in Wonder Works field trips
free of charge. And in partnership with the PNC Foundation,
The Magic House is creating Wonder Words, an interactive
program to help young children grow the STEM vocabulary
they will need in order to read and succeed in school. The
Magic House is grateful to all these Wonder Works partners
for helping us share the wonder of STEM with young children,
their parents and teachers.
STEM Education
The Magic House branched out to make STEM learning
opportunities accessible throughout the region with the
support of our community partners. Ameren enabled the
Museum to provide no-cost STEM-focused field trips and
outreach programs to children in low-income areas,
introducing them to the magic of magnetism, electricity,
simple machines and more. The Express Scripts Foundation
funded a district-wide initiative in the Jennings School
District that provided students, parents and teachers with
STEM programs and resources. The Edward Chase Garvey
Memorial Foundation allowed children to take a journey
down the Math Path, the Museum’s updated exhibit on the
everyday applications of math. And thanks to MasterCard,
developing STEM skills meant business. The global payment
and technology company supported New Biz on the Block,
an entrepreneurship education program, as well as STEM
Family Nights, free evenings at the Museum featuring
hands-on STEM activities, for underserved schools in
Ferguson, Normandy, Wentzville and other communities
across the region.
Children explore science,
technology, engineering and
math in Wonder Works.
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The Magic House, St. Louis Children’s Museum
The Magic House fostered the development of 21st-century skills including global awareness,
communication, health literacy, critical thinking and creativity to help children succeed.
Global Awareness
Children build global awareness and
language arts skills in Children’s China
and Very Eric Carle.
An increasingly important 21st-century skill is global awareness,
the understanding of other nations, cultures and languages,
and the ability to work with and learn from the individuals
who represent them. In February, children got the chance to
experience life in China without even packing a suitcase. The
Magic House stamped visitors’ passports for Children’s China:
Celebrating Culture, Character and Confucius, an interactive
exhibit about children’s lives in China today. The Magic House
was one of just five youth museums nationwide selected to
create a traveling exhibit as part of the Asian Culture Exhibit
Series, an initiative funded by the Freeman Foundation and
administered by the Association of Children’s Museums to
promote an understanding of Asian cultures.
Children’s China: Celebrating Culture, Character and
Confucius transports families across the globe to China, where
timeless traditions and modern lifestyles meet. Created by
The Magic House in partnership with the Confucius Institute at
Webster University and CharacterPlus, Children’s China guides
visitors through immersive hands-on environments and activities,
from wok cooking in a restaurant to caring for endangered
panda cubs, and from learning to write Chinese characters in
a classroom to dancing in a dragon parade. Support for
educational field trips to the exhibit was generously provided
by the Trio Foundation of St. Louis. After its showing at The
Magic House, Children’s China embarked on a five-year tour
of children’s museums across the country.
The exhibit’s opening coincided with the Chinese New Year,
and The Magic House ushered in the Year of the Sheep in style.
In partnership with the St. Louis Modern Chinese School and
Chinese Culture and Education Services, the Museum hosted a
full schedule of festivities sponsored by Moneta Group. Events
included Chinese games such as ping-pong and jump rope;
music, drumming and dancing with the St. Louis Modern Chinese
School; a martial arts demonstration from St. Louis Shaolin Kung
Fu School as part of the Centene Charitable Foundation’s
Fitness Fun Fridays program; and Chinese calligraphy and brush
painting workshops offered through the Visiting Artist Series,
made possible with the support of the Regional Arts Commission
of St. Louis, Center Oil Company, Advisory Research and Piper
Jaffray. Cultural programs also featured observances of the
Lantern Festival, a culmination of the Chinese New Year when
beautiful paper lamps are illuminated, and Children’s Day, a
celebration of young people.
Elders are revered in Chinese culture, so it was fitting for
The Magic House’s Grand Committee to host A Grand China
Celebration. This very special event featured dinner, Chinese
crafts, a performance of the traditional lion dance, and a chance
to explore the Museum’s China-inspired sandcastle, adorned
with pandas and dragons. Thanks to presenting sponsor Moneta
Group and all the event’s donors, this celebration for all generations drew more than 225 grandparents, parents and children,
and raised $35,000 for the Grandparent Scholarship Fund to
provide free educational experiences for children in need.
Language Arts/Communication
Once upon a time, there was a very tiny and very hungry
caterpillar…and he had the very big job of helping young
children master 21st-century language arts skills. In October,
little visitors to The Magic House got the chance to spread their
wings and experience Very Eric Carle: A Very Hungry, Quiet,
Lonely, Clumsy, Busy Exhibit as they inched their way to
literacy proficiency. Co-organized by the Children’s Museum of
Pittsburgh and The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art, this
traveling exhibit explores the words and pictures of the beloved
children’s book author and illustrator Eric Carle. The Magic
House was very excited to have Wells Fargo Advisors as the
sponsor of the exhibit’s St. Louis showing, while the Mary
Ranken Jordan and Ettie A. Jordan Charitable Foundation
supported free field trips for underserved students.
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Health Literacy
The Magic House got a jump on helping families understand
important health information and promoting positive health
practices. With support from the federal Institute of Museum
and Library Services, the Museum carried out a two-year initiative
in partnership with St. Louis Children’s Hospital to become a
valuable health resource in the St. Louis community.
Through this initiative, visitors to the Children’s Village Market
now have a healthier shopping experience, thanks to Schnuck
Markets. Their support enabled the Museum to update the store
with signage that promotes MyPlate, the USDA’s current nutrition
guidelines, and to add grocery cases featuring nutritious foods
provided for dramatic play, including lean proteins, dairy, fresh
produce and whole grains.
The Museum also created Busy Bodies, an educational outreach
program with six complementary exhibit components that focuses
on helping kids understand how active living and healthy eating
impact the body’s muscles, bones, brain, circulation and heart.
In March, The Magic House was invited to showcase the program
at Missouri STEM Day at the Capitol in Jefferson City.
The Magic House’s year featured a calendar full of family-friendly
wellness events: Fitness Fun Fridays, a monthly program of free
Friday night fitness activities, from hula hooping to hip hop, all
sponsored by the Centene Charitable Foundation; The Art of
Yoga, a parent-child preschool class that put a new twist on the
ancient practice, combining poses, story time and art; National
Get Outdoors Day, a summer celebration of fresh-air fun on the
Museum’s grounds; the Fall Farm Festival, agricultural activities
offered in partnership with the Missouri and Illinois Farm Bureaus;
and Happy, Healthy Halloween, a candy-free celebration
sponsored by St. Louis Children’s Hospital that offered tricks
and healthy treats along with a monster mash dance party to
get families moving and grooving.
All of these healthy happenings culminated in St. Lou Is Jumping.
This regional effort led by The Magic House was designed to
help kids get a hop, skip and a jump on fitness and avoid the
summer slump using Missouri’s official state exercise, the jumping
jack. In partnership with presenting sponsor Jamba Juice, the
St. Louis Rams, the Midwest Dairy Council and media sponsor
KSDK’s Show Me St. Louis, St. Lou Is Jumping invited kids to
participate in weekly fitness challenges, receive healthy living
tips, and earn free admission to The Magic House. We capped
off the program with an effort to officially break a Guinness
World Record for the most simultaneous jumping jacks, attempted
on the field of the Edward Jones Dome. The Magic House is
proud that St. Lou Is Jumping inspired more than 11,000
children and families to jumpstart a physical activity program.
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The Magic House made good on our commitment to become
a Good to Grow! museum. This achievement recognized by
the Association of Children’s Museums acknowledges those
museums that made exemplary efforts to promote family health
and wellness through exhibits and programs, and that encourage
kids to develop a lifetime of healthy habits including eating good
foods in the right amounts, getting plenty of exercise, reducing
screen time and connecting with nature. The Magic House is
one of only eight museums nationwide to receive the Good to
Grow! designation.
Critical Thinking
There’s more to education than the three Rs. Successful
21st-century students and citizens need to excel at the four Cs:
critical thinking, creativity, communication and collaboration.
The Magic House made a move to support critical-thinking skills
when we created Kings, Queens & Castles, a children’s chess
exhibit developed in partnership with the World Chess Hall of
Fame. This innovative exhibit brings the game of chess to life
and provides an age-appropriate introduction to game strategy.
Visitors enter the exhibit by walking across a drawbridge into
a medieval castle with a giant checkerboard floor, then get
the chance to dress as their favorite piece and compete in a
life-sized match. The fun and games don’t end when families
leave; they can take the exhibit experience home with a mobile
app that creates a personalized photo book and connects to a
digital chess game. After its debut at the World Chess Hall of
Fame, Kings, Queens & Castles will travel to The Magic House
before touring museums and libraries across the country.
Creativity
Children also hammered away at building their learning and
innovation skills when The Magic House debuted Forts and
Clubhouses, a special summertime exhibit sponsored by
Alberici Constructors. Kids used their best tools—their
imaginations—to transform cardboard boxes, colorful blankets,
simple furniture and fluffy pillows into fantastic fortresses of their
own designs.
This do-it-yourself exhibit was inspired by Gene Toombs III, the
chairman emeritus of MiTek Industries, longtime Board member
at The Magic House and sponsor of the Toombs House in the
Kids’ Construction Zone. In appreciation for his exceptional
generosity and service to the Museum, we presented him with
the 2015 Great Friend to Kids Award at our annual donor
recognition breakfast in November.
(Above) Great Friend to Kids Award
recipient Gene Toombs III and Magic
House President Beth Fitzgerald.
(Above Right, Right) Children
develop health literacy skills in
the Children’s Village Market
and critical thinking skills in
Kings, Queens & Castles.
(Right) The Magic House’s Board Secretary Matuschka
Briggs, Chair John Drexler and Karen Drexler celebrate
at The Magic Ball, a fundraiser for Access for All.
(Below) Access for All provides free educational
experiences for youth organizations and schools
including Big Brothers Big Sisters of Eastern Missouri
and the St. Louis Public Schools.
The Magic House continued our enduring commitment to providing free educational
services for all children, families and schools in need.
St. Louis Public Schools
The Magic Ball
The Magic House is dedicated to sharing our resources with
all the children in our community, and especially those in the
St. Louis Public Schools. The Museum made a commitment to
provide free field trips to every preschool and Kindergarten
student in the district’s early childhood centers and elementary
schools. Early learners take part in a guided exploration of
Wonder Works, complete with a hands-on literacy activity,
while Kindergarteners participate in Community Workers,
a program in the Children’s Village that focuses on learning
about the elements of successful communities. Both of these
programs, like all field trips at The Magic House, align with
current educational standards.
In October, The Magic House’s Friends Committee threw
The Magic Ball, a fantastic 36th birthday party for the Museum.
Chaired by Linda and Jesse Hunter, this very special event
welcomed nearly 500 guests to the beautiful Peabody Opera
House, with festivities including dinner, a silent auction and a
lively program of entertainment hosted by comedians and
St. Louis natives the Sklar Brothers that featured speed painter
Tim Decker. With generous support from presenting sponsor
Centene Charitable Foundation, and major sponsors August
A. Busch III Charitable Trust, Emerson, Edward Jones, Krey
Distributing, Brenda and Joe McKee, Monsanto, St. Louis
Rams, and Gene and Judy Toombs, the event raised more
than $340,000 to benefit Access for All.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of
Eastern Missouri
The Magic House received some big news when we learned
that Big Brothers Big Sisters of Eastern Missouri selected the
Museum as its Community Partner of the Year. This honor was
given in recognition of The Magic House’s donation of free
memberships to every Big Brother and Big Sister paired with
a Little sibling. The Magic House also provides free evening
events when the Museum is open exclusively to Big and Little
pairs and their families, offering a joyful and kid-friendly
environment where everyone is welcome.
The theme of The Magic Ball was inspired by the Museum’s
beloved Van de Graaff generator, the “magic ball” that
produces harmless static electricity and creates a hair-raising
experience for visitors. This iconic exhibit symbolizes our unique
brand of electrifying hands-on learning. The Magic House is
committed to bringing such exciting educational opportunities
to all the children in our community. Through Access for All,
the Museum is able to provide free field trips for students in
disadvantaged neighborhoods; free outreach programs to urban
and rural schools, libraries and hospitals; free family nights for
youth organizations; and free admission for military and foster
families, as well as other populations. Access for All ensures
that The Magic House can continue sparking a sense of
wonder in all children.
The Magic House thanks our many donors, partners, visitors and
friends who made 2015 such a wonderful year.
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Operating Statement of Activity
Revenue
Support
for year ended December 31, 2015
REVENUE AND SUPPORT
Traveling
Exhibits 6%
Admissions$2,196,659
Grants and Contributions
1,798,971
Membership966,886
Cafe and Museum Shop
791,044
Education and Program Services
473,149
Traveling Exhibits
355,875
TOTAL REVENUE AND SUPPORT
Board of Directors
Cafe and
and
Museum Shop
Membership
12%
15%
Programs
7%
Carole G. Basile
Kate Becker
Gregory A. Billhartz
Peter M. Blumeyer II
Maureen A. Borkowski
Admissions
33%
Grants and
Contributions
27%
Matuschka Briggs
David Brown
Ron Cameron
Scott H. Collins
Pierre Courduroux
Kevin Demoff
$6,582,584
Gene M. Diederich
John T. Drexler
EXPENSES
Barbie Freund
$4,277,516
Management and General
718,035
Fundraising287,244
TOTAL EXPENSES
Transfer between funds
INCREASE IN NET ASSETS
$5,282,795
-918,223
381,566
NET ASSETS, beginning of year591,982
NET OPERATING ASSETS, end of year$973,548
Expenses
Kenneth H. Hannah
Courtney Hill
Linda Hunter
Management
and General
14%
Travis R. Kearbey
Jerald L. Kent
Fundraising 5%
Shelley K. Lavender
Alex Lee
81%
Beth Lenke
Art McDonnell
Gary T. Mindel
Steve O’Loughlin
Eriko Clevenger Pope
Beverly L. Propst
Combined Statement of Financial Position
Carleton Prothro
Cassandra Sanford
December 31, 2015 (includes Operating, Building Fund, Board Designated Endowment Fund and Capital Campaign)
LIABILITIES
Cash $1,687,871
Investments5,668,459
Accounts receivable
18,703
Promises to give
435,724
Inventory73,126
Prepaid expenses
33,372
Beneficial interest in
721,249
charitable remainder trust
Property, equipment and exhibits
18,773,606
TOTAL ASSETS
$27,412,110
Accounts payable and accrued expenses
Deferred revenue
Note payable
Mortgage notes payable
TOTAL LIABILITIES
John Sheehan
Peggy Sly
$459,034
348,384
10,830
5,453,897
$6,272,145
Gene Toombs IV
Peter S. Villhard
Sara E. Wade
Chip Walker
Harvey N. Wallace
Tom White
Thomas Williams
NET ASSETS
Unrestricted:
Investment in property, equipment and exhibits
13,297,845
Board designated endowment
5,668,459
Operations465,642
TOTAL UNRESTRICTED
Bill Canfield
Pam Cavness
Randy Costas
Nancy Diemer
Hazel Donald
Ida Early
Steve Finerty
Catherine French
Susan K. Goldberg
Deborah Grossman
Mary Kullman
Kathryn Elliott Love
Laura McBride
Andy Newman
Sally Schoenecker
Gene Toombs
Bob Virgil
Susan Wofford Jones
Brenda McKee
ASSETS
President’s Council
$19,431,946
Temporarily Restricted
1,708,019
TOTAL NET ASSETS
$21,139,965
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
$27,412,110
Endowment
Committee
Bill Canfield
Jerald L. Kent
Joan Malloy
Gene Toombs
Harvey N. Wallace
Development
Committee
Ann Corrigan
Jennifer Demoff
Justin Gioia
Linda Hunter
Susan Wofford Jones
Beth Lenke
Laura McBride
Beverly Propst
Facility Committee
Jason Cummings
Arthur Floyd
Education Advisory
Committee
Wendy Love Anderson
Carole G. Basile
Barbara E. Bragg
Maria Childress
Steve Coxon
Human Resources
Committee
Sarajeni Hammond
Travis R. Kearbey
Mary Jo Griffin
Patti Boyle Blumeyer
Sue Breckenridge
Karen Castellano
Sara E. Wade
Mary Beth Daniels
Jane Wulf
Madeleine Elkins
Technology Committee
Janice Effinger
Cheri Fromm
Peggy Gundlach
Sarah Huisman
David Brown
Chris Kilbride
Ron Cameron
Paula Knight
Travis Carpenter
Sherri Linder-Lindquist
Brandon Elliott
Ruth Mach
Joel Hylen
Christy Magnusen
Cassandra Sanford
Art McCoy II
Tim Swank
Vicki Hill
Cathy Inkley
Mary Beth Kalinich
Leslie Kotiza
Chris McQueen
Eileen Ortbals
Margy Reim
Nahid Nader-Hashemi
Linda Neumann
Cookie Arneson
Carmen Cameron
Katie Swengros
Alden W. Craddock
Brenda Fyfe
Grand Committee
Sally Schoenecker
Monique Norfolk
Friends Committee
Nancy Sellinger
Helen Parsons
Laura Busch
Nancy Schneider
Jennifer Demoff
Evie Stockell
Sally Schoenecker
Nicole DiMartini
Don Senti
Devon Fischer
Peggy Sly
Angela Freeman
Netra Taylor
Elise Frisella
John A. Urkevich
Linda Hunter
Matt Virgil
Lindsey Krummenacher
Young Professionals
Board
Peggy Visconti
Megan Kiley
Thomas Williams
Michelle Kuhn
Michael T. Carpenter
Kathi Tacony
Judy Toombs
Ann Walshauser
Andrew Desloge
Laurie Lock
Marketing Committee
Aisling Leonard
Jill Arbet
Brooke Meek
Fred Bendaña
Matuschka Briggs
Dave Collett
Laura Duplain
Tom Fischer
Aaron Perlut
Eriko Clevenger Pope
Peggy Sly
Scott Favazza
Bradley Fitzgerald
Norma McGehee
Jonathan Frech
Randy Girsch
Alison Nadaud
Lindsey Harrison
Allison Schilling
Kelsey Hinds
Alicia Shroff
Ben James
Marla Smith
Jessica LeRoi
Melissa Swank
Chrissie Wojciechowski
Jamie Orf
Matthew Schaub
Danny Sherling
Sara Schaecher
Amanda Short
John Sheehan
Andrew Smolik
Jessica Willingham
Kimberly Ta
Barbie Freund
Madeline Triplett
Brenda McKee
Kimberly Werner
Gary Mindel
John W. Wright, Jr.
Michelle O’Toole
Gene Toombs IV
Tom White
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($100 – $249)
Jim and Barb Byerly
Jana and Steve Carani
Derdeyn Family
Albrecht Family Foundation
The Kresge Foundation
Sally and Bill Canfield
Ameren Corporation
Beth and Larry Lenke
Nance and Alan Frost
American Direct Marketing
Resources
Maritz
Paul and Susan K. Goldberg
MasterCard
Andy’s Frozen Custard
Anonymous
Metro/Bi-State
Development Agency
Shooting Stars
Bloch Family Foundation
Midwest Dairy Council
The Boeing Company
Moneta Group Charitable
Foundation
Bryan Cave LLP
Bunge North America
Carmen and Ron Cameron
Cardinals Care
Centric Group
Chik-Fil-A Sunset Plaza
Dierbergs Markets
Harry Edison Foundation
Employees Community Fund of Boeing St. Louis
Enterprise Holdings
Eric P. & Evelyn E. Newman
Foundation
Regional Arts Commission of St. Louis
Saigh Foundation
Express Scripts Foundation
Farm Bureaus of Missouri
and Illinois
Edward Chase Garvey
Memorial Foundation
Clifford Willard Gaylord
Foundation
GenYouth Foundation
Paul, Susan, Jennifer and Lauren Goldberg
Graybar Foundation
Institute of Museum and
Library Services
Spoehrer Family Charitable Trust
St. Louis Children’s Hospital
St. Louis District Dairy Council
Jennifer and Kevin Demoff
($250 – $499)
Mr. and Mrs. D.J. Diemer
Mr. and Mrs. N. Arne
Arneson
The Trio Foundation of
St. Louis
UBS Financial Services Inc.
UMB Bank
Union Pacific Foundation
Chip Walker
Wells Fargo Advisors
World Chess Hall of Fame
Jamba Juice
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Tom and Shelley Lavender
Alex and Stephanie Lee
Anita and John O’Connell
Family
Cassandra and Keith Sanford
Tim and Elizabeth Swank
Ray and Laurie Van de Riet
Bob and Gerry Virgil
Chip Walker
Evie and Rick Stockell
Melissa and Rob Merlin
Amanda and Andrew
Sugarman
Kitty Bollinger
Paula Burdge
Derek and Meredith Byers
Carrie and Kyle Chapman
Sally and Tim Corbett
Dale Craig
Jerry and MaryBeth Daniels
Louise and John Darnell
John W. Dodson, Sr.
David and Kate Eichhorn
Kickoff Party Sponsor
The St. Louis Rams
Betty and Keith Karau
Gold Sponsors
Kayla Kromer
Jeremy Kubicek
Bruce and Renee
Michelson
Emerson
Judy and Gene Toombs
Silver Sponsors
The Magic Ball Individual
Donors
Aon
Sharon and Chris Arft
Edward Jones
Sydney and Cory Bailey
Ms. Katy Z. Mullins
Monsanto
Jennie and Greg Billhartz
Rick and Linda Pearce
Bronze Sponsors
Eleanor Moore
Ida and Fred Perabo
Ashley and Eric Pierre
Susan and William Piper
Judy and Paul Putzel
Bridget and Jerry Rodriguez
Sue and Jerry Schlichter
Katherine and David
Schukai
Anne and Ken Spinner
Mrs. Margaret C. Uhlemeyer
Wayne and Mary Walker
Brown Smith Wallace
Don and Maureen Body
Libby and John Bogosian
Centric Group
Daniel and Maureen
Borkowski
Express Scripts
Sharon and Ron Burkhardt
Graybar
MiTek
Michael and Camille
Carpenter
Moneta Group
Ashley and Matt Carr
Nestle Purina PetCare
Company
Melissa and Drew Carter
Julie and Rich Ledbetter
Scottrade, Inc.
Drs. Dan and Amber Cooper
St. Louis Union Station Hotel
Elizabeth and John Cowie
VIP Individual Sponsors
Laura and Patrick Crowley
Anonymous
Cheryl and Jeff Darr
($10 – $99)
Linda and Jesse Hunter
Harvey Wallace and
Madeleine Elkins
Lynn and Rick Hill
Susie and Mike Auinbauh
The Lenke Family
Rose and Russ Willey
The Hutchcraft Family
Marvin Berkowitz
Lauren and John Wright
Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Jaworski
Malcolm and Matuscka
Briggs
Technology Sponsor
Jane and Tom Wulf
Sally C. Johnston
Lynn Buckley
Corporate Table Sponsors
Carla and Mike Krakoviak
Brian Curley
Ameren
Kymberly and Mark LoCigno
Jim and Kelly Edwards
BKD LLP
Mary and Gary Mindel
Betty Forde
Bryan Cave LLP
Jean and Alva Moog
Allison Gunkel
Castle Building Group LLC
Carolyn Moritz
Debbie and George Hames
Cequel III
The Murov Family
Mariann Jankowski
Equifax, Inc.
Jeff and Patty Otto
Ron and Peggy Key
Guarantee Electrical Company
Maria, Quentin and
Landon Page
Marcia S. Levy
KellyMitchell Group
Stephanie and Michael
Heavey
Vicki and Jon Peckron
Marissa and Spenser Lorance
Paric Corporation
Lauren Herring
Dr. Ruth Mach
SSM Health
Pat and John Hessel
Katie Milleville
UMB
Courtney and Michael Hill
James and Nancy Minard
Individual Table Sponsors
Amy and Steven Hilton
($500 – $999)
Becky and Carleton Prothro
Shelley and Mike Stengel
Ben and Marilyn McDougall
Krey Distributing
Pamela and Dan Hermann
Sandrine and Pierre
Courduroux
Eriko and Anthony Pope
Rachel and Matt Sokolich
Laura McBride
After-Party Sponsor
Barbara and Joe Wolf
($2,500 – $4,999)
Mary Ann Lee
J.R. and Tanya Mayer
Brenda and Joe McKee
The Costas Family
Annual Fund Donors
Susan and Scott Jones
Rebecca and Jack Soebbing
Zumwalt Corp.
Peabody Opera House
Sponsor
Gina and Lee Hoagland
Gene Toombs IV
Peggy and Tom White
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Stephanie and Mark Jordan
Martha and David Aronson
Larry and Kathy Hill
Nelson Harbor
Amy and Ken Hannah
Michael and Cheryl Mauney
Scott and Nicola Stern
Kim and Sonny Ta
Amanda and Justin Gioia
Pat and Peggy Sly
Owner/Stylist Clare Taylor
Sarah and Scott Collins
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Sellinger
Katherine and Richard
Fitzer
Alicia and Vijay Shroff
James and Sadie Smith
Daniel Goldberg and
Mary Cullen
Ms. Lisa Greening and
Mr. Sam Blumoff
Karen and John Drexler
Judy and Steve Shockmiller
Janet Matuszek and
Bob Clark
Pam and Jared Cavness
Jane Gleason
Jill and Dan Arbet
Shining Stars
Pam Mandelker
Anne Sandler @ Clare’s of
Clayton Salon
Mark and Stephanie Schnuck
Gillen and Gene Goughenour
Prairie Farms Dairy, Inc.
Dr. Ruth Mach
Jim and Karen Castellano
Jeff and Susan Gibbs
Sally and Perry Schoenecker
Powers Engineering
Tim Reinhold Enterprises
(DBA) TRE Electric
Michael and Camille
Carpenter
Melissa and Chris Swank
Joyce Wood
Kara and Christopher Lydon
Sally W. and William C.
Proffitt Foundation
Matt and Anne Giljum
Julie and Pete Villhard
David Limbrick and
Catherine Seltzer
August A. Busch III
Charitable Trust
Margy and Gary Reim
PNC Foundation
Quiet Village
Landscaping Co.
Samantha and Ryan Lupton
Brenda Fyfe
($5,000 – $9,999)
Small Business Sponsors
Drs. Helen and Matt Parsons
Don Senti
Piper Jaffray Companies
Sue Schwartz
Catherine and John Lorson
Sharon and Ron Burkhardt
Annette and John
Fudemberg
Peggy and Pat Sly
Katie and Jeff Schwaneke
Entertainment Sponsor
Peters Family Charitable
Fund
Quinn and Megan Kiley
Sara and Nick LaMartina
Emily Frierdich
Anne and Jim Fischer
DeAnn and Shawn Schukar
Chrissie and Steve
Wojciechowski
Maureen and Daniel
Borkowski
Eileen and Jim Ortbals
Vicki and Doug Hill
Peggy and Rick Kuhlman
Lynn and David Frierdich
Paul Mills and Mary Faller
Pepsi
Schnuck Markets, Inc.
Equifax
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Monsanto Fund
Mary Ellen Schukai
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford N.
McDonnell Foundation
Crystal and Steve O’Loughlin
Cathy and Jim Berges
Quinn and Megan Kiley
Barbie Freund
Courtney and Michael Hill
($10,000 and above)
Allison and Tim Schilling
Alicia and Vijay Shroff
Arthur and Barbara McDonnell
Bettie Gershman
KnowledgeLake
Brad and Lisa Kelley
($1,000 – $2,499)
Michael H. Freund
Alberici Constructors
Brooke and Matt Schaub
Allison and Tim Schilling
Donna and Eric Doerhoff
Nancy and Steve Fox
SuperNovas
Presenting Sponsor
Centene Charitable
Foundation
Mary Kullman
Beth and Brock Fitzgerald
Advisory Research, Inc.
Greg Scharine
Angie and Allen Kelley
Glowing Stars
Ellen and Henry Dubinsky
Star Society Members
Jane and JR Karsten
Laurie and Sean Lock
Sandra Dillard
Arnold and Hazel Donald
Mary Ranken Jordan
and Ettie A. Jordan
Charitable Foundation
Aisling and David Leonard
Sandy Jaffe
Ann and Bill Corrigan
Operating Support
The Magic Ball
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Adelman
Bethany and Josh Altis
Scott Anderson
Mark and Ramsey Botterman
Dr. William H. Danforth
The Darr Family
Gerald and Ida H. Early
Arthur Floyd and Carolyn
Green
David and Barbara Gifford
Matthew and Colleen
Glisson
Deb and Richard Grossman
The Hasek Family
Karen and Jim Hertlein
The Horowitz Family
John and Nancy Hillhouse
Karen Priest
Carolyn and Dan Schaub
Stephanie and Kevin
Schnepp
Ian and Heidi Silberman
Dr. and Mrs. John Urkevich
Gary and Ann Walshauser
The Honorable E. Richard
Webber
Cathy Yost
Dennis and Carolyn Owen
Vera Parkin
Martin and Shirley Raitzsch
Aaron Settler
Adam Sommer
Uwe and Heidi Sprogoe
Julie Tubbs
Walbrandt Technologies
Anonymous
Tracy and Scott Bazoian
Maggie and Jason Desai
Andrew Desloge and
Maggie McCarthy
Jeffrey and Ranjana Morgan
Stacey and Mike Shearer
Becky and Ricky Sherman
Chris and Christie Moritz
Kate and David Suggs
Ryan and Mary Kate
Mortland
Sarah and Todd Taylor
Jackie and Tim Mullarkey
The Oliver Group
Chris and Toni Murphy
Anne and Ryan Nunley
Lynn and Gene Toombs
Carolyn and Michael Ohlsen
Jen and Tom Touhey
Cathleen and Mike O’Meara
Daniel Parietti and
Carmen Ubarri
Pat and Bill Owens
Heather and Jay Padratzik
Kathy and Ted Peckron
Kelly Pollock
Elliot Nelson and
Charlene Prather
Beverly and Todd Propst
Carleton and Becky Prothro
Pam and Gregg Renner
Melissa Sauter
Kellie and Eric Vahey
Kelley and Aaron Walbrandt
Harvey Wallace and
Madeleine Elkins
Peggy and Tom White
Rose and Russ Willey
Chris and Tom Williams
Jane and Tom Wulf
Amy and Luke Zebala
Jim Donnelly and
Tracey Temanson
Alissa and Barry Duel
Shereen and Michael Fischer
Bradley Fitzgerald
Christine Fitzpatrick
Kelley and Howell Gaines
Andrea and Bob Garrett
Diedre and Mike Gray
Kelley and Tripp Hardin
Jill and Chris Hollander
Virginia and John Howell
* deceased
Pam Jackson and John Bush
The Magic House is grateful to all our donors and regrets any errors
or omissions in these lists. Please call our Development Department
at 314-288-2516 to update our records.
The Frisella Family
Nancy and Jeff Jensen
Stephanie and Matthew
Hosler
Stephanie and Mark Jordan
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A Grand China
Celebration
Presenting Sponsor
Lifetime Donors
In-Kind Contributors
Lab 1500
Sweet & Sassy
(Cumulative gifts of $100,000
and above)
Ameren Corporation
Landmark Theatre
Ta Family
Mad Science of St. Louis
Tani Sushi Bistro
Major Brands
Third Degree Glass Factory
Mardi Gras Inc.
Three Sixty
John D. McGurk’s Irish Pub
TLC for Kids
The Melting Pot
Treats Unleashed
Robert Merlin of Smartflyer St. Louis
Triplett Family
Mission Taco Joint
Walt Disney World Company
1860’s Saloon
A.G. Edwards
Moneta Group Charitable
Foundation
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.
Ameren
Art on the Vines
Grandest Sponsors
Anheuser-Busch
Companies, Inc.
Scottrade, Inc.
Anonymous (2)
Bixby’s
Peggy and Patrick Sly
Associated General
Contractors of St. Louis
Blown Away
Grander Sponsors
Karen and Jim Castellano
Cheri and Ron Fromm
RubinBrown LLP
Grand Sponsors
Mary Jo and Bob
Blankemeyer
Billy G’s
Bernoudy Foundation
Bravo’s Watch What
Happens Live!
The Boeing Company
Breeze Blow Dry Bar
Dana Brown Charitable Trust, U.S. Bank, Trustee
Brunswick Zone Chesterfield
August A. Busch III
Charitable Trust
Butler’s Pantry
Caleres
CBS Radio
Build-A-Bear Workshop
Catholic Family Magazine
Mr. and Mrs. William W.
Canfield
Mary Beth and Jerry
Daniels
Centene Charitable
Foundation
Laura and Norm Eaker
Cepia, LLC
Charter Communications, Inc.
Doug and Vicki Hill
Citi
Eileen and Jim Ortbals
Deer Creek Foundation
Margy and Gary Reim
Nancy and D.J. Diemer
Nancy and Joe Sellinger
Hazel and Arnold Donald
Evie and Rick Stockell
Harry Edison Foundation
Ann and Gary Walshauser
Edward Jones
Baby Grand Sponsors
Emerson
Cookie and Arne Arneson
Bonnie and L.B. Eckelkamp
Peggy and Frank Gundlach
Cathy and Jack Inkley
Mary Beth and Bob Kalinich
Nancy and Ken Kranzberg
Chris and Ron McQueen
Employees Community Fund
of Boeing
Enterprise Holdings
Foundation
Equifax
Express Scripts Foundation
Linda and Steve Finerty
Freeman Foundation
Liz and Ken Teasdale
Cheri and Ron Fromm
Harvey Wallace and
Madeleine Elkins
Grand China Celebration
Individual Donors
Maris Berg
Clifford Willard Gaylord
Foundation
Institute of Museum and
Library Services
Jones Pharma
JSM Charitable Trust
Dr. William H. Danforth
Nancy Kalishman
Kim and Gene Diederich
William T. Kemper
Foundation—
Commerce Bank, Trustee
Annette and John
Fudemberg
Mr. and Mrs. Jerald L. Kent
Margaret and Jason
Hassenstab
The Kresge Foundation
Susie and Jeff Hochman
Judy and Jim O’Donnell
Harriet and Arnie
Sallaberry
Sally and Perry
Schoenecker
Tamara and Chris Schreck
Paul and Liz St. Cin
Sunnen Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Art J. McCoy II
Mary and Gary Mindel
Dewey’s Pizza
Quincy Street Bistro
Boeing Matching Gift
Program
Ralph Lauren New York
Brown Shoe Company, Inc.
Remy’s Kitchen & Wine Bar
Covidien
Becky Sauerbrunn
Emerson
Schlafly Beer
Energizer
Alicia Shroff
Laclede Gas
Sidney Street Café
Macy’s Foundation
Andrew Smolik
MasterCard
Southwest Airlines
Merck Partnership of Giving
St. Louis Blues
Mondelez International
Foundation
Michelle and John O’Toole
Energizer
Mary Ellen Schukai
Epic Pizza
Dr. John and Linda Urkevich
Bradley Fitzgerald
Chris and Tom Williams
Fox Sports Midwest
Gateway Arch
Crawford Taylor Foundation
In Memory of Katherine
Esme Bashirian
Great Harvest Bread Co.
Jack C. Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Russell E.
Browning
Myrtle and Earl Walker*
Wells Fargo Advisors
Whitaker Foundation
Sandrine and Pierre C
ourduroux
Shirley and Mike
Cunningham
Cheryl and Jeff Darr
Sustaining the Magic:
Today, Tomorrow and
Always Endowment
Fund
Leadership Gifts
Shelley and Thomas
Lavender
Emerson
Kim and Gene Diederich
Mr. and Mrs. David C.
Farrell
Kathryn and George Love
James and Sadie Smith
In Honor of Barbie Freund
Charlene S. Bry
In Memory of Ada
Gilbreath
Mark, Barb and Julie
at State Farm
In Honor of Linda and
Jesse Hunter
Joyce Aboussie at Telephone Contact Inc.
In Honor of Jerry and
Judy Kent
Ralph and Marie Kelly
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence G.
Lenke
Legacy Gifts
Brenda and Joe McKee
Becky and Carleton Prothro
J.E. and L.E. Mabee
Foundation
Maritz
Tracey and Bill Marshall
In Memory of Finnegan
Murphy
Major Gifts
Julie and Peter Villhard
Edward Jones
Community Gifts
Dr. Gary Shanker
Dr. Jonathan Shanker
Connie Williamson
Anne and John McDonnell
Deb and Bob
Zimmerman
Monsanto Fund
Nestle Purina PetCare
Company
Marlene Levine
Special Gifts
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert C. Moog*
Gerry and Bob Virgil
Anonymous
Brown Shoe Company
The Dana Brown Charitable Trust, U.S. Bank, Trustee
Dennis Barnes, Jr.
Maureen and Daniel
Borkowski
Ramsey and Mark
Botterman
Matuschka and Malcolm Briggs
Holiday World
Houlihan’s
Husch Blackwell
International Tap House
Nikki and Jon Jay
Kate Spade New York
Krey Distributing
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis Rams
St. Louis Sprout & About
Stages St. Louis
Starbucks Kirkwood
Straub’s Markets
Dr. Brian Schlueter
In Honor of Kathi and Ken
Tacony’s 40th Anniversary
Karen and Jim Castellano
Loyd and Cindy Garrison
Cathy and Bob Reynolds
Marcia Levy
Special Events Manager
Jeff Maloy
Cheryl Darr
Chief Financial Officer
Groundskeeper
Sara Modray
Mary Ebers
Education Program Manager—
Field Trips
Senior Manager of
Visitor Service
Deneé Morris
Hedy Ehrlich
Wonder Works Manager
Grants Officer
Emily Norton
Danielle Finley
Art Studio and Make-It
Workshop Assistant Manager
Emily Frierdich
Outreach Coordinator
Maria Orr
Visitor Communications
Coordinator
Monsanto
Workshop Manager
Pfizer Foundation
Laura Gilster
Senior Development Manager
Piper Jaffray Matching
Gift Program
Communications Coordinator
Eric Pierre
RGA
Vicki Peckron
Cafe Manager
Mason Glenn
Director of Facilities
Sarah Rynders
Mary Strauss
Rockwell Automation
Charitable Corporation
Strider Bikes
Scottrade, Inc.
Floor Manager
Traveling Exhibit Coordinator/
Graphic Designer
Swank Motion Pictures
U.S. Bancorp Foundation
Tim Swank
Elizabeth Hartman
Verizon Foundation
Director of Human Resources
Emma Sandheinrich
Joshua Hall
Beth Hasek
Director of Design and
Exhibit Development
Carrie Hutchcraft
Laura J. McBride
Peggy and Pat Sly
The Hilton-St. Louis at
the Ballpark
Membership Manager/
Volunteer Coordinator
Marissa Lorance
Dale Craig
Madison Heaman
Jack C. Taylor
Hahn Family Wines
Exhibit Fabricator
Pamela and Dan
Hermann
Mary Ann Lee
Judy and Jerry Kent
Gimbal
Kayla Kromer
Workshop Coordinator
AT&T Foundation
Benefactor Gifts
Gerry and Bob Virgil
Director of Visitor Service
Qdoba Mexican Grill
Target
The Costas Family
Paula Burdge
Purina Farms
Tribute Gifts
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene M.
Toombs
President
Travis Kearbey
Jane and Tom Wulf
Tim and Elizabeth Swank
Amy Zebala of Smartflyer
St. Louis
Elizabeth Fitzgerald
The Daily Bread Bakery
& Cafe
GiGi New York
The May Department Stores
Company Foundation
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Harvey Wallace and
Madeleine Elkins
Museum Staff
Exhibit Maintenance
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence G.
Lenke
Chrissie Wojciechowski
Allianz
Saigh Foundation
Spoehrer Family Charitable
Trust
Watlow
PRP Wine International
Kathi and Ken Tacony
2015 Annual Report
Prairie Farms Dairy
Crushed Red
Drs. Madhavi Kandula and
Mitchell Platin
Tracey and William Marshall
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Crown Valley Winery
Regional Arts Commission
of St. Louis
MasterCard
Karen Suroff
Judy and Harvey Harris
Washington Missourian
Matching Gift
Companies
Cheri and Ron Fromm
Spoehrer Family
Charitable Trust
Peabody Opera House
Pelican Hill Resort
Linda and Steve Finerty
Suzie and Dave Spence
Paul Manno’s Cafe
Columbia Hula Frog
Prairie Farms Dairy, Inc.
Scottrade, Inc.
The Pasta House Co.
Deborah and Richard Grossman
PNC Foundation
Schnuck Markets, Inc.
Neiman Marcus
Warrior Dash
David Busch
Naked Vine
COCA
Karman and Gary* Parker
Doris Schnuck*
Nadoz Café and Catering
Peacock Loop Diner
Carousel of Love
In Honor of Carla
Krakoviak, Julie Tubbs
and Mary Ebers
Laclede Gas Company
Mariann Jankowski
Clear Channel
Missouri Botanical Garden
Vincent Jewelers
Assistant Floor Manager
Floor Manager
Anne Spinner
Business Manager
Melissa Swank
Community Health and
Program Evaluation Manager
Julie Tubbs
Director of Communications
Director of Community
Education
Hannah Kohring
Katie Ward
Membership and Marketing
Coordinator
Donor Relations Coordinator
Cooper Williams
Carla Krakoviak
Director of Museum Education
Assistant Floor Manager
In Honor of Sara Wade
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MISSION STATEMENT
The Magic House will engage
St. Louis ARC
Chinese Culture Education
& Services
Friends of Kids with Cancer
ALM Hopewell Center
Chinese Language
Immersion School
Gateway Hemophilia
Association
Almost Home
Churchill Center & School
American Diabetes
Association
City of Kirkwood
American Heart Association
Lambert—St. Louis
International Airport
Leftovers, etc.
LifeBridge Partnership
St. Louis Blues
Gateway Industrial Power,
Inc.
Life Skills
St. Louis Cardinals
Lindbergh School District
Clark Academy of Irish
Dance
GENYouth
Lindenwood University
Get Fit Crew
Andy’s Frozen Custard
Confluence Academy
St. Louis Community
College – Meramec
Horticulture Club
Annie’s Hope
Confucius Institute at
Webster University
Girl Scouts of Eastern
Missouri, Inc.
Lunar New Year Festival
St. Louis
Madison County Farm Bureau
St. Louis Compost
Make-A-Wish Foundation
of Missouri
St. Louis Convention &
Visitors Commission
Mandarin House
St. Louis County Department
of Health
Affton School District
Association of Children’s
Museums
Cornerstone Center for
Early Learning
Association of Midwest
Museums
CrossFit St. Louis
Delta Gamma Center for Children with Visual
Impairments
Autism Speaks
B2Fitness
Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Down Syndrome
Association of Greater
St. Louis
Bayless School District
Beyond Housing
Big Brothers Big Sisters of
Eastern Missouri
East Madison Cookies
The Biome School
EducationPlus
Bobcat of St. Louis
Easter Seals Midwest
Gateway Greening
Girls Inc.
Go! St. Louis
Grace Hill
Great Circle
Marygrove
Greater St. Louis Dental
Society
Maryville University
Mehlville School District
Green BEAN Delivery
Mercy Children’s Hospital
St. Louis
Hancock Place School
District
Haven of Grace
Hawthorne Leadership
School for Girls
Hazelwood School District
Midwest Dairy Council
Miss Heart of St. Louis
Outstanding Teen—
Brooklyn Bryant
Mission: St. Louis
Missouri Farm Bureau
Monroe County Farm Bureau
Moog Center for Deaf
Education
National Children’s Cancer
Society
Nine Network of Public
Media
Nobbe and Co.
Normandy School District
Old North
On Your Toes Dance Studio
Parkway Spark!
Parents as Teachers
Peterson Farm Brothers
Susan Plank
Boy Scouts of America
Greater St. Louis Area Council
Fabick CAT
Health Literacy Missouri
Farm Bureaus of Missouri
and Illinois
i9 Sports
Boys and Girls Clubs of
Greater St. Louis
Farmington R-7 School
District
Jamba Juice
Breckenridge Material Co.
Budrovich
Ferguson-Florissant
School District
Centene Corporation
First Book – St. Louis
CharacterPlus
Fitness Alliance
Children’s Heart
Foundation—Missouri
Chapter
Fontbonne University
2015 Annual Report
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Coalition
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Imaginary Theatre Company
Jennings School District
Just in Time
KEEN St. Louis
St. Louis District Dairy
Council
St. Louis Football Club
St. Louis Homeschool
Network
St. Louis Modern Chinese
School
St. Louis Police Wives
Association
St. Louis Public Library
St. Louis Public Schools
St. Louis Rams
St. Louis Science Center
St. Louis University Men’s
Basketball
STEM Teacher Quality
Initiative
Suburban School Nurses
Association
Sunnyhill, Inc.
Sunset Ford
Tim Swank
Presbyterian Children’s
Home and Services
University City Children’s
Center
Randolph County Farm
Bureau
University of Missouri –
St. Louis
Ranken Jordan Pediatric Bridge Hospital
Urban League Head Start
Ready Readers
Walker Scottish Rite Clinic for
Childhood Speech and
Language Disorders
Regional Arts Commission of
St. Louis
Washington County Farm
Bureau
Tim Reinhold Enterprises,
LLC
Washington University
Ritenour School District
Rockwood School District
Rose Foundation
Shriner’s Hospital for
Children
Kirkwood Material Supply
SIUE Head Start
Kirkwood School District
SSM Cardinal Glennon Children’s Medical Center
St. Louis County Library
The Little Gym of South
County and St. Charles
KIPP St. Louis
Kirkwood Youth Lacrosse
St. Louis County Partnership
for a Healthy Community
Prairie Farms Dairy
Ranken Technical College
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St. Louis Area Foodbank
St. Louis Attractions
Association
100 Missouri Mile Challenge
Waterway Gas &
Wash Company
Webster Groves Farmers
Market
Webster University
Whole Foods Market –
Town & Country
World Chess Hall of Fame
Youth in Need
YWCA St. Louis Head Start
all children in hands-on learning
experiences that encourage
experimentation, creativity
and the development of
problem-solving skills within
a place of beauty, wonder,
joy and magic.
516 S. Kirkwood Road
St. Louis, MO 63122
314.822.8900
www.magichouse.org

2015 annual report

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