We are excited about the future!

We are
excited about
the future!
Annual Report FY 2014
Board of Trustees*
Chairman
Troy Moser
Vice Chairman
Annemarie Jones
Treasurer
Alan Will
Secretary
Jennifer Carleton
Past Chairman
Judy Cebulko
Past Vice Chairman
Joyce Schneider
Past President
Michael Mathis
Wow!!!!!
Mission Statement
The mission of DISCOVERY Children’s Museum is to
provide a vibrant and engaging experience, through
exhibits and programs, where children from
economically and culturally diverse backgrounds
actively participate in playful learning experiences
that ignite a love of lifelong learning.
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Members-at-Large
Tom Amick
Ricki Barlow
Frank Beck
Nancy Brune
Carrie Carter-Henderson
Roy Centrella
Barbara Danz
Kami Dempsey
Cindy Dreibelbis
Mark Failla
Stacy Falcone
Brian Fink
David E. Goldwater
Emily Goodman
Todd Lefkowitz
Kay Maddox
Beverly Mason
Jerry McKenna
Victor Onufrieff
Peter Poggione
Ron Reese
Pat Skorkowsky
Judy Skoll
Judy Stokey
Shari Wong
Kate Wright
*For FY 2014
General Counsel
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck
MEANWHILE...
A Special Thank You to our Supporters
Dear Friends,
It’s with excitement and great pride that we reflect
on our first complete year of operation in the new location of
DISCOVERY Children’s Museum.
We saw record-breaking attendance since opening
the doors in March 2013 with more than 360,000 visitors and
more than 5,200 memberships. It was exciting to see so many
engaged visitors inventing in Patents Pending, creating lock
systems in Water World and climbing the stairs, sliding
through the tunnels and experiencing the exhibits throughout
the 12 levels of The Summit. Parents and children learned
and had fun in our exciting traveling exhibits including
Mindbenders Mansion and Scholastic’s Magic School Bus™
Kicks Up A Storm.
We are working diligently to reach all children to
ignite a love of lifelong learning and are committed to sharing
our unique informal learning atmosphere with all families,
regardless of economic means. Over the last year, we welcomed
25,229 school children and their teachers through our field trip
program where schools received a deeply discounted rate, we
held two free public admission days as well as the distribution of
more than 6,000 complimentary museum passes – included in this
number were the passes that distributed to other non-profits in
our city through our Fall Non-profit Admission Program.
None of this would be possible without the dedicated
Board of Trustees, our lead donor – Donald W. Reynolds
Foundation as well as Las Vegas Sands Foundation and
Windsong Trust for their generous gifts and our generous
donor and member families. Our success is also in part
because of our respected program partners, our talented
staff and volunteers, all of whom play a critical role in the
museum’s important work on behalf of every child, every day.
We look forward to your partnership and support
again this next year as we continue to strive in making our
museum the best children’s museum for our visitors.
Sincerely,
Troy Moser
Tifferney White
Chair – Board of Trustees
Interim Chief Executive Officer
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We have tallied some
impressive numbers.
Exciting Collaborations
The museum made significant investments inside
and outside its facility to enhance our visitors’
experience. We created and collaborated on new and
educational events building upon the strengths of
participating organizations.
Summerlin Art Festival
(Howard Hughes Corp.)
All Things Nutcracker
(Nevada Ballet Theatre)
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Happy First
Birthday
March 9, 2014 was a very special
day as the museum celebrated
its first birthday. More than
800 eager children and their
parents waited in line to enter and
celebrate the museum’s successful
first year. By the end of the party,
2,227 visitors had explored all
three levels, enjoyed 1,000 birthday
cupcakes and visited with our own
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MEANWHILE...
The Smith Center for the Performing Arts
Donald W. Reynolds
Foundation
VISIONARIES
Las Vegas Sands Foundation
Windsong Trust
INNOVATORS
Cashman Equipment Company
DREAMERS
Ed, Judy and Lexie Cebulko
MGM Resorts International
NV Energy Foundation
Wells Fargo
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DISCOVERERS
Laurel Andrew &
Victor Onufrieff
The Breitling Family
Stacy & Marc Falcone
Jeffrey & Lieuchi Fine
Fletcher Jones
Automotive Group
Focus Management Services
The Robert S. and Dorothy J. Keyser Foundation
Russell Rosenblum &
Anne Mazzola
Don & Dee Snyder
Thank You to our GENEROUS CAPITAL CAMPAIGN DONORS
Southern Highlands
Charitable Foundation
Terri and Roland Sturm
Family Foundation
Sunrise Children’s Hospital
Wynn Las Vegas
INVENTORS
Lovee duBoef Arum, Dena duBoef & Heather duBoef
Association of Gaming Equipment Manufacturers (AGEM)
Barrick Gold Corporation
Cenegenics Elite Health
Jean & Brian Fink
Fletcher Jones Toyota/Scion
Robin & Danny Greenspun
Gladys and Don Langson
Family Fund
Kay & Matt Maddox
Jill & Troy Moser
Glenda & Bradley Sher
Sonja & Michael Saltman
SHFL entertainment
Southwest Gas Corporation
MENTORS
Daniel & Ginger Anderson
Cynthia & Joe Asher
Bank of Nevada
Caesars Entertainment
Timothy & Denise Cashman
Michelle Eckmann
Fundamental Clinical and Operational Services, LLC
Kathy & George Garlock
Ariadne, Athena &
Olympia Georgiou
Emily & Ross Goodman
Gragson Family
Laura Hoenemeyer &
Jay Barrett
Junior League of Las Vegas
Judy & Jim Kropid
Jim & Bre Manning
Rudy R. Manthei D.O.
Michael, Lisa, Chase &
Wyatt Mathis
Fred & Meghan Mossler
Murphy Brothers
Dedee Nave
Walter & Monica Pelaez,
SOBEL WESTEX
Kelly & Kevin Petersen
Peter, Tessie, Andrew &
Paige Poggione
Linda Lusk Quinn
Tori, Tanner & Tyler Reif,
Dinnia DiGennaro
Joyce, Steve, Mollie &
Marc Schneider
Schreck Family
Shane Victorino Foundation
Arnold & Rachel Smith Family
Foundation/Myra &
Brian Greenspun
Union Gaming
Tim, Shari, Alex & Lauren Wong
Richard S. Worthington Family
Bonnie & Bill Wortman
NURTURERS
AFC Public Foundation
Tom & Jessica Amick
Bally Technologies, Inc.
Councilman Ricki Y. & Samira A. Barlow and Family
The Beck Family
Dr. Keith Blum & Family
Keith G. Boman MD
The Bonanno Family
Tony, Linda, Kyle &
Courtney Bonnici
Taylor & Craig Borsari
Ed & Nicky Bowers
Lance & Leilani Bradford
Nancy Brune, Richard
Boulware, Oni, Kai & Zizi
McKenna, Hayden, Quinn & Grey Bulloch
Jennifer, Francis, Elizabeth & Jack Carleton
Britta L. Carlson
Roy, Jane, Lauren, Christian & Alex Centrella
Joey, Matt, Jarred & Phil Cooper
Jan Craddock, Micheal Schneweis
& Ian
Dr. Girish & Vrushali Daulat
Desert Radiologists
Mark & Meghan Failla
Joanna & John Falb
Fletcher Jones Imports
Floppy Bunny & Floppy Buddy
Sandra & Steven Hardie
Paige Henderson & Carrie
Carter-Henderson
Molly & Steve Hill
Moxie & Zolten Jillette
Fletcher & Jackson Jones
Elizabeth & Tom Kaplan
Josh & Kimberly Killian
The Kirvin Family
The Korte Company
Jacqui & Mark Krum
Dr. Joseph & Joan Lapan
Dana & Gregory Lee
Irene & Duncan R. Lee
Nevie & Cody Lee
Catherine Prato-Lefkowitz, PhD. &
Todd Lefkowitz
Louis Vuitton
Mercedes-Benz of Henderson
John & Daria Mulkey
Julie Murray/Kathleen, Joseph & Riley Foley
Nevada State Bank
Micha & Peter Nomura
Sabrina Orque
The Pediped Foundation
The PENTA Building Group
The Jay & Rose Phillips Family
Foundation of California
Sharon Sigesmund Pierce & Stephen Pierce
Premsrirut Family/Las Vegas Children Foundation
Carlos & Mary Ruisanchez
Suzanne Sanders-Krick & Family
Zephyr Simus
Kim Sinatra
Morton & Judy Skoll
Slater Hanifan Group
Stella & Stone Spiegel
Mackie & Reid Sterrett
Judy & Warren Stokey
Trish & Ric Truesdell
George & Amy Tu
Blas & Rafaela Vargas
Dr. Warren & Michele Volker
Alan & Rashelle Will
EXPLORERS
Cary Katz
Ritter Charitable Trust
Mr. & Mrs. Archibald Rufty Jr.
Jonathan S. Sparer & John Klai
Lacy & Seth Schorr
Sandra & Tito Tiberti
UnitedHealthcare
INQUIRERS
Gaudin Motors Porsche Jaguar
Mike & Brenda Hengel
The Investment Counsel Co.
of Nevada
J. Choo USA, Inc.
Jayne & Thomas Kelley
MOSER Architecture Studio
Kathleen & Christopher Nielson
Tifferney White
FRIENDS
Andrew Family Foundation
Anonymous
Doron Bettan, Rami Salman, Brian Robison
Bridget Bilbray-Phillips
Jocelyn Cortez & John
Valery White
Kris Cournoyer
Miles Dickson
Whitney & Larry duBoef
Fran Fine
Honorable Oscar & Mayor Carolyn Goodman
Christian & Cathy Haase
Horizon Print Solutions
Kimberlee Hyp
Cynthia Kiser Murphey
Pennie & Russel A. Kost III
Pauline & John Lee
Joan Lolmaugh
Aldo & Robyn Manzini
Michael J. McCue
Charles & Suzanne H. Morgan
Jenna & Michael Morton
Muki Botton & Co., LLC
Nan Fusco Jewlery
Kathleen & Christopher Nielsen
PETRA
Maria Phelan & Brock Radke
Michele Quinn & Mark Andelbradt
Sara & Brian Rayme
Candy & Mike Schneider
Ellen Schulhofer
Cora & Kevin Sutehall
Tiberti Family Foundation
MAJOR IN-KIND
BENOFACTORS
CBS Radio
Cox Communications
Microsoft
R&R Partners Foundation
Laurie Travis’ Family & Associates
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck
ENCORE Productions
Southern Wine & Spirits
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Count on learning
something new.
Visitors can always count on
learning something new at the
museum. Each month there is a
different theme for our everychanging daily programming.
Curiosity is piqued with
learning experiences such as
Animal Exploration, National
Hispanic Heritage Month, and
Exploring New Technology,
Puzzles and Challenges.
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The museum’s core curriculum
includes arts & culture, science
& nature and early childhood
development. The nine exhibit
halls offer visitors experiences
based in the curriculum helping
children with critical cognitive,
motor, social and emotional
competencies. These important
skills will influence them in
reaching their full potential,
and be eager learners as
they journey from youth
into adulthood.
ARTS & CULTURE
Arts & Culture programs were made
possible by The Howard Hughes
Corporation, Nevada Arts Council,
Nevada Humanities and Target.
TIME TO
EXPLORE
Science programs were made possible
by the Andrew Family Foundation.
SCIENCE & NATURE
WOW
AMAZING
ADMISSION SUBSIDIES
Meeting the needs of the community,
the Museum’s mission to offer an
engaging environment where children
from economically and culturally
diverse backgrounds participate
in playful learning activities was
accomplished through subsidized
visits offered to Clark County
School District elementary students.
In FY 2014, the museum offered
more than 25,000 full or partially
subsidized admissions.
FUN!
EARLY CHILDHOOD
DEVELOPMENT
Early childhood programs
were made possible by
St. Louis Science Center.
Subsidies – FY 2014
ABS Systems
Laurel Andrew &
Victor Onufrieff
Bally Gaming
Bank of America
Bryan Barnard
Barrick Gold Corporation
Bayer Family Foundation
Breslin Builders
Rita & Jeff Bellinski
Linda & Tony Bonnici
Denise & Timothy Cashman
Judy & Ed Cebulko
Century Gaming Technologies
Clearwater Paper
Barbara & Tad Danz
Dr. Girish & Vrushali Daulat
DISCOVERY Children’s Museum Admission Appeal
Madeline Douglas
Memorial Fund
Joanna & John Falb
Sandra & Steve Hardie
Hawaii Community Foundation
Houssels Family
Foundation Corporation
IGT
Kaempfer Crowell Renshaw Gronauer & Fiorentino
John Kish Foundation
Harper Ko & Matthew Douglas
Irene & Duncan Lee
Pauline & Dr. John Lee
Gregory Maddox
Robyn & Aldo Manzini
Law Offices of
John Marchiano
Lisa & Mike Mathis
Anne Mazzola &
Russell Rosenblum
Morrissey Insurance
Barbara Miller
Rabi Yocheved Mintz
Jerome Nadal
National Technology Associates
NV Energy
ODS Chauffeured Transportation
Penn & Teller
Donald W. Reynolds Foundation
Reynolds & Reynolds, Inc.
Suzanne Sanders-Krick &
Len Krick
Las Vegas Sands Foundation
SCE Federal Credit Union
Dottie & Chris Smith
Ramesh Srinivasan
Terri & Roland Sturm
Family Foundation
Truman Orthodontics, P.C.
US Bank
Patricia & Richard Wright
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MEANWHILE...
New Traveling Exhibits Equal
New Learning Experiences
Thank you to
The Clubhouse
To enhance the learning experience, the museum presented three
traveling exhibits during FY 2014. The specialized traveling exhibits
are another opportunity for children and their parents to have fun
while learning through play and hands-on interaction.
($100,000 and above)
Cox Communications
R&R Partners Foundation
Circle of Friends
($50,000 - 99,999)
Bank of America
Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association
Wells Fargo
Windsong Trust
i CAN
REACH!
Stars for Children
Kicks Up A Storm
May 24 - September 1, 2014
The Magic School Bus™ Kicks Up
A Storm is based on the popular
Scholastic Entertainment books and
television series is transformed into
a flying weather observatory where
different types of weather can be
created, experienced, and measured.
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Sponsored by SSgA Upromise 529 and CBS Radio.
The Magic School Bus™ Kicks Up A Storm was
created by The Children’s Museum of Houston, in
collaboration with Scholastic Entertainment.
January 30 April 27, 2014
Visitors entered
the Mindbender
Mansion, a
quirky place
full of puzzles,
brainteasers
and interactive
challenges that
tested the brain
power of even the
most experienced
puzzler.
Sponsored by Cox Media.
Minbender Mansion was
produced and is toured
by the Oregon Museum
of Science and Industry,
Portland, Oregon © 2009.
July 27, 2013 - Jan. 3, 2014
This exhibit allowed visitors to
imagine and discover the nanoscale
world – a world so tiny it’s too
small to see. It included hands-on,
interactive activities that invited
exploration of nano phenomena
and real world applications
and implications.
Nano is produced the nanoscale Informal
Science Education Network (NISE Network)
with funding from the National Science
Foundation (NSF).
($25,000 - 49,999)
CBS Radio Las Vegas
Judy & Ed Cebulko
Cenegenics Elite Health
Lieuchi & Jeff Fine
Kay & Matt Maddox
Anne Mazzola & Russell Rosenblum
NV Energy Foundation
Southern Highlands Golf Club
Charitable Foundation
Wynn Resorts
Kid’s Corner
($ 10,000 - 24,999)
Andrew Family Foundation
Barrick Gold Corporation
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck
Burnett Haase Construction/
Liquor Library
City of Las Vegas CDBG
Barbara & Tad Danz
Fletcher Jones Automotive Group
Fletcher Jones Toyota/Scion
Helen Close Charitable Foundation
Jamba Juice
Bre & Jim Manning
Nevada Arts Council
Nevada Humanities
Pam & Pierre Omidyar
Paragon Gaming
our generous Annual Campaign donors
pediped Footwear
PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLC
Judy & Morton Skoll
Smith’s Food & Drug Stores
Sunrise Hospital Medical Center
US Bank
Building Block
($5,000- 9,999)
Laurel Andrew & Victor Onufrieff
Bank of Nevada
Robert R. Banks Foundation
Albert & Elaine
Borchard Foundation
Caesars Entertainment
Cashman Equipment Co.
Cashman Family Foundation
Jane & Roy Centrella
Children’s Medical Center at Summerlin Hospital
Cox Charities
Jeri Crawford
Madeline Douglas Memorial Fund
Frank & Victoria
Fertitta Foundation
Fox Rothschild
Emily & Ross Goodman
Greenberg Traurig
Robin & Danny Greenspun
Sandra Wells-Hardie &
Steve Hardie
HealthCare Partners of Nevada
The Howard Hughes Corporation
IGT
John Kish Foundation
Kaempfer Crowell Renshaw
Gronauer & Fiorentino
Klai Juba Architects
Dr. Joseph & Joan Lapan
Las Vegas Philharmonic
Links for Life Foundation/
Colliers International
Rudy Manthei
Marnell Companies
Lisa & Michael Mathis
MGM Resorts International
MOSER architecture studio
Dedee Nave
Nevada Title Company
Preferred Homecare
Robert Raizk
Josette E. Spotts Resto & Andres G. Resto
Reynolds & Reynolds, Inc.
The Ritter Charitable Trust
Sonja & Michael Saltman
Suzanne Sanders-Krick &
Len Krick
Southwest Gas Corporation
Dee & Don Snyder
Terri & Roland Sturm
Family Foundation
Target Stores
Michelle Tomasino
Vegas Magazine Partners
Wal-Mart
Shari & Tim Wong
Museum
Associates
($2,500 - 4,999)
Arcata Associates
Janet & Bryan Barnard
Denise & Tim Cashman
Century Gaming Technologies
Dr. Girish & Vrushali Daulat
Joanna & John Falb
Kathy & George Garlock
Houssels Family Foundation
John Klai & Jon Sparer
Dr. Joe Lapan Memorial Fund
Las Vegas Sands Foundation
Pauline & John Lee
MJ Christensen Diamonds
Museum of Science/
NISE Network
Nevada Orthopedic and
Spine Center
Corey Sanders
Slater Hanifan Group
Union Pacific Foundation
Wallace-Morris Surveying
Michael Yackira
President’s Club
($1,000 - 2,499)
ABS Systems
Ginger & Daniel Anderson
Madeleine & Don Andress
Michelle & Michael Barney
Gae & Perry Basch
Rita & Jeff Bellinski
BNY Mellon
Linda & Tony Bonnici
Isabel & Victor Calvin
Jennifer & Francis Carleton
Clark Construction Group, LLC
Clearwater Paper
Phil Cooper
CVS Caremark Corp.
Destinations By Design
James Domkowski
Donna & Artie Downs
Cindy & David Dreibelbis
Whitney & Larry duBoef
Jane & Stuart Engs
Mark Fine
Karen & James Foytik
Monica Garin
Christine Girardin
Carolyn and Oscar Goodman
John Grant
Mark and Carolyn
Guidry Foundation
Joan & Jim Hammer
Molly & Steve Hill
Laura Hoenemeyer & Jay Barrett
Kimberly Hyp
Jimmerson Hansen, PC
Helen & Chip Johnson
Vanessa & George Jurkovich
Terry & Kevin Kelley
Kinder Morgan Foundation
The Korte Company
Las Vegas Review-Journal
Richard Lassiter
Dana & Greg Lee
Susie & Dan Lee
Linda & Scott McHale/Oracle
McGladrey, LLP
Mercedes-Benz of Henderson
Barbara Miller
Rabbi Yocheved Mintz
Christy & Alan Molasky
Molasky Group of Companies
Morrissey Insurance
National Security Technologies
Nevada Ballet Theatre
Nevada State Bank
Penn & Teller
Catherine Prato-Lefkowitz &
Todd Lefkowitz
Linda Lusk Quinn
Richard Rangel
Sara Rayme
St. Louis Science Center
Silver State
Transportation Services
Dottie & Chris Smith
Joy & Bill Snyder
SQUEEZ marketing & communications
Reid Sterret
Judy & Warren Stokey
Taylor J. Collection
Carol & Dennis Troesh
Truman Orthodontics, P.C.
Vegas/Rated Magazine
The Whiting-Turner
Contracting Company
Rashelle & Alan J. Will
Patricia & Richard Wright
In-Kind
($1,000 and more)
Albertsons
BEST Agency
Bradford Renaissance
Portraits Corp.
By Dzign
Cashman Photo Services
Dragon Ridge Country Club
Angela Edgeworth
ENCORE Productions
Four Seasons Resort Maui
at Wailea
Suzi Grgurich
Las Vegas Philharmonic
Las Vegas Review-Journal
Las Vegas Sands Foundation
Microsoft
MJ Christensen Diamonds
Neiman Marcus
Penn and Teller
PopNoggins
Southern Wine & Spirits
SPI Entertainment
Heidi Straus
The Art of Catering by Vic Vegas
The Capital Grille
Varnish Design
Vegas/Rated Magazine
Wolfgang Puck
Fine Dining Group
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Education & Youth Enrichment
Guided by its philosophy to provide vibrant and engaging
educational experience, the Children’s Museum is dedicated
to providing children with one-of-a-kind informal learning
experiences that are real and relevant to daily life.
YOUTHWORKS PROGRAM
As the Children’s Museum’s signature youth enrichment program,
YouthWorks reaches high school students with engaging
educational and volunteer experiences that encourage personal
exploration and build confidence and skills. Cited as a national
model program for low-income, at-risk youth by the President’s
Committee on the Arts and Humanities, Youthworks benefits the
community’s underserved youth by encouraging them to stay in
school and graduate.
Students that have volunteered and show a track record
of good performance may also be offered paid employment
opportunities working at the Museum. Since moving to its new
location, 166 teens have benefited from the program. The 21
year program’s success is reflected in the nearly 100 percent
graduation rate among senior class participants!
ZAP
MEANWHILE...
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Youthworks was sponsored by
Albert & Elaine Borchard Foundation, Bank of America, Frank &
Victoria Fertitta Foundation, Helen Close Charitable Foundation,
Kinder Morgan Foundation, City of Las Vegas CDB, Nevada State
Bank, Union Pacific Foundation, Walmart Foundation, Walmart
Supercenter #3473, Wells Fargo and Windsong Trust.
YOUTHWORKS
rockS!
Science is cool!
DISCOVERY ON WHEELS
House Calls Outreach Program is delivered directly to Clark County schools,
focusing on health science for grades K-5. The hands-on and interactive
health sciences programs follow specific lessons emphasizing national,
state, and local curriculum goals. In total, more than 122,500, including
the 24,500 that experienced the museum in their classrooms this past year,
students have benefited from the program since its inception in 2009 when
Dr. Joe Lapan made the initial donation for the program.
Programs include:
Kindergarten – Let’s Eat! Foods & Nutrition
First Grade – Bright Smiles and Clean Bodies – Dental Health & Hygiene
Second Grade – Making Sense of our Senses – The Five Senses
Third Grade – Wonderful Me! Cells & Genetics
Fourth Grade – Young at Heart – Circulatory & Respiratory Systems
Fifth Grade – What’s Up Doc? Medical Professions & Equipment
House Call was sponsored by
Cashman Family Foundation, Chami
Family Foundation, CVS Caremark
Corporation, Dr. Girish & Vrushali
Daulat, Joan Lapan, Dr. Joe Lapan
Memorial Fund, Robert Banks
Foundation, United Way of Southern
Nevada Cox Charities, Walmart
#8177, Walmart Neighborhood Market
#5269, Walmart Supercenter #3350,
Walmart Supercenter #3351,Walmart
Supercenter #4557 and Walmart
Supercenter #5070.
APPLES
ARE GOOD
FOR YOU!
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2014 Sources of
Expenditures used
for Operations
MEANWHILE...
(not including
capital campaign)
903
1,
$45
$46
4,7
68
6
01,
1,0
$
49
Exhibits & Facilities
Programs
Visitor Services & Gift
,729
$7
2
$83
81,9
$516,943
14
97
Mgmt & General
Fundraising
Marketing
2014 Sources of Revenue
3000
(not including
capital campaign)
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8,37
4
$2,6
2500
Earned
2000
Investment
1500
Fund Raising Events
1000
Unrestricted Contributions
500
0
5
1,36
$53
$51
,057
,342
187
9,
$14
3
$37
Restricted Contributions
15
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