8.A. - Redevelopment Agency of Salt Lake City

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DATE:
October 14, 2014
ITEM:
8.A.
RE:
UTAH SYMPHONY & OPERA: CONSIDERATION OF ANNUAL INKIND INTEREST FORGIVENESS
PROJECT AREA:
West Capitol Hill
PREPARED BY:
Jill Wilkerson-Smith
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: In 2001, the Agency provided a $250,000 grant and a $500,000 loan to
Utah Symphony & Opera (US&O) for expansion of its facility in the West Capitol Hill Project
Area. The Loan Agreement allows US&O to pay the interest on the loan through Ain kind@
goods and services for the community. Every year, US&O is obligated to submit a report
detailing the services provided and those proposed for the upcoming year for the Agency=s
approval. In February 2011, the RDA Board approved an amendment to the Loan Agreement
forgiving $250,000 in loan principal in exchange for five full-length concerts at the Gallivan
Center. Representatives from US&O will provide a brief report on their in-kind efforts for 2014,
and request the Board’s acceptance of its report.
ALTERNATIVES:
1)
Accept the 2013-2014 distribution of services as Ain-kind@ value in lieu of interest
payments, and approve the proposed services to be provided over the 2014-2015
season.
2)
Request US&O to provide additional information about the 2013-2014 services or
suggest a different mix for services for 2014-2015.
3)
Reject the in-kind services and require the interest payment be made.
FUNDING: Not applicable.
ANALYSIS AND ISSUES: As part of its Loan and Grant Agreement with the Agency, US&O has
the option of paying the interest Ain kind@ by providing goods and services to local schools,
community groups, and neighborhood residents. On a yearly basis, US&O is required to provide
a report to the Agency Awhich shall contain (a) a detailed description of all Value in Kind during
the 12-month period ending on the previous August 31st for which Borrower desires credit and
(b) a plan of the types and amounts of Value in Kind that Borrower plans on completing during
the next 12-month period.@ The Agency has the right to approve the distribution of services
among the various categories as well as any changes in the type of services. In addition to
reporting on the educational services of Utah Opera, US&O also provides information on its
symphony services since the original Loan Agreement with Utah Opera was executed prior to its
merger with the Utah Symphony.
Interest due on US&O’s loan this year totals $15,000, which is based on the original loan
amount of $500,000. US&O has provided services in the following major categories:
Opera Educational Outreach, Symphony Educational Outreach, Community Groups, and
Neighborhood Residents. Attached is the Progress Report provided by US&O outlining
the distribution and relative value of the services provided in the 2013-2014 season. A
summary of US&O’s in-kind services follows:
Opera Education Outreach:
Symphony Education Outreach:
Community Group Room Rentals:
Neighborhood Residents (Concert Tickets):
TOTAL 2013-2014 In-Kind Contributions:
$17,673
$34,736
$22,675
$402,520
$477,604
For the 2014-2015 fiscal year, US&O is proposing contributions similar to what they
provided during the 2013-2014 fiscal year by offering services to schools and facility
space for community events. The Board can review the list of these offerings in the
attached annual progress report. Staff has reviewed the proposed services for the
upcoming year and believes they will provide adequate in-kind services in lieu of an
interest payment. The Loan Agreement, as amended in 2011, also requires one full-length
symphony concert at Gallivan Center each year. This year’s concert occurred on August
20th and was well attended.
BACKGROUND: During the 2001-2002 budget process, the Board allocated $750,000 to
Utah Symphony & Opera (“US&O”) for expansion of its facility at 336 North 400 West
in the West Capitol Hill Project Area. The Agency=s contribution was allocated between a
$250,000 grant and a $500,000 loan. The loan, which was closed on October 19, 2001,
carries a 3% interest rate and a 10-year term with annual interest only payments. The
principal balance may be paid in full at any time without penalty and will become due at
the end of the 10-year term.
In July 2010, US&O approached the Board requesting the RDA forgive 50% of the loan
principal in exchange for a concert series subject to Board approval. The Board approved
an amended Loan Agreement forgiving 50% of its loan principal in exchange for five
free annual concerts at the Gallivan Center. The loan term has been extended to
September 30, 2016. US&O performed its fourth free concert on August 20, 2014.
ATTACHMENTS:
1. 2013-2014 US&O RDA Progress Report
2. 2014 US&O Gallivan Concert Ad
Annual Progress Report on the
Redevelopment Agency of Salt Lake City
Loan and Grant Agreement of October 19, 2001
Section a, as prescribed in § 2.5, ¶ (c): “a detailed description of all Value in Kind during the 12 month
period ending on the previous August 31st deadline for which Borrower desires credit:”
a) In-kind provided during the period beginning September 1, 2013 and ending August 31, 2014
for which Utah Symphony | Utah Opera desires credit:
1.
Opera Education Outreach
SCHOOL
American Prep Acad (Charter)
Beacon Heights Elem (SLC)
Bonneville El (Salt Lake City)
Bryant Middle (Salt Lake)
Canyon Rim Acad (Charter)
Carmen B Pingree School
Charter
City Acad (Charter)
Clear Horizons Academy (Privat
Cosgriff School (Private)
Dilworth Elem (Salt Lake City)
East HS (Salt Lake)
East HS (Salt Lake)
Emerson Elem (Salt Lake City)
Ensign Elem (Salt Lake City)
EVENT
PS Tour
Access to Music
Opera Original Performance
Opera Original Projects
Pre-Opera Teacher Workshop-Tra
PS Tour
Workshop Original Opera
PS Tour
Who Wants to be an Opera Star?
Access to Music
Access to Music
PS Tour
Access to Music
Access to Music
Teachers in the House (Opera)
Access to Music
PS Tour
PS Tour
TEACHERS
5
0
23
3
2
1
3
3
0
22
0
0
0
0
25
26
1
5
5
6
1
0
1
0
0
18
1
0
18
STUDENTS
35
1
571
20
40
0
80
0
1
530
14
2
1
2
351
595
20
0
0
0
0
1
0
3
1
354
30
1
354
COST
$50
$28
$0
$550
$550
$25
$50
$600
$50
$850
$392
$56
$50
$26
$850
$0
$550
$125
$125
$150
$200
$28
$10
$84
$50
$0
$550
$50
$850
1
SCHOOL
Franklin Elem (Salt Lake City)
Hawthorne El (Salt Lake City)
Highland Park Elem (SLC)
Hillside Middle (Salt Lake
Indian Hills Elem (SLC)
Intermountain Christian (Pvt)
M Lynn Bennion Elem (SLC)
Newman Elem (Salt Lake City)
North Star El (Salt Lake City)
Open Classroom (Charter)
Salt Lake Arts Acad (Charter)
Salt Lake City District (SLC)
St Vincent DePaul (Private)
St Vincent DePaul (Private)
Univ. of Utah
Univ. of Utah
Univ. of Utah
UT International (Charter)
Wasatch Elem (Salt Lake City)
Washington El (Salt Lake City)
Opera Sub Total
EVENT
Access to Music
Guest Artist Events (Opera)
Access to Music
Access to Music
Opera 101
PS Tour
PS Tour
Opera 101
Children's Opera Showcase
PS Tour
PS Tour
TEACHERS
1
14
13
21
0
30
1
2
1
1
22
2
1
2
3
2
2
2
21
0
15
15
0
8
0
1
4
3
1
0
0
1
1
22
1
0
0
382
STUDENTS
0
269
269
472
4
649
25
45
0
0
456
60
0
0
0
0
0
0
448
2
326
326
2
150
1
0
60
56
0
1
0
111
36
505
31
2
2
7315
COST
$200
$850
$850
$850
$112
$0
$550
$200
$10
$10
$0
$550
$10
$20
$30
$20
$20
$20
$850
$56
$850
$850
$56
$850
$50
$10
$0
$550
$200
$200
$50
$850
$400
$0
$550
$50
$50
$17,673
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1A. Symphony Education Outreach
SCHOOL
Backman Elem (Salt Lake City)
Backman Elem (Salt Lake City)
Carden Memorial (Private)
Clayton Middle (Salt Lake)
Clayton Middle (Salt Lake)
Dual Immersion Acad (Chtr)
East HS (Salt Lake)
East HS (Salt Lake)
East HS (Salt Lake)
Edison Elem (Salt Lake City)
Edison Elem (Salt Lake City)
Endeavour Hall (Charter)
Ensign Learn (Charter)
Ensign Learn (Charter)
Escalante Elem (Salt Lake)
Escalante Elem (Salt Lake)
Highland HS (Salt Lake)
EVENT
5th Grade Concerts #1
5th Grade Docent Presentations
Backstage Seminar
Chamber Concert A
Guest Artist Events Symphony
Teachers in the House (Symph)
Chamber Concert A
Full Concert 1
Open Rehearsal
Open Rehearsal
Brass Day
TEACHERS
4
4
2
2
0
5
3
3
2
0
1
3
3
4
4
0
1
1
3
3
4
4
3
2
2
10
0
3
3
2
2
4
4
0
0
0
0
STUDENTS
80
80
58
58
1
90
90
90
33
1
0
84
84
80
100
2
0
0
100
100
82
82
71
66
66
195
50
75
75
72
72
90
90
2
1
1
1
COST
$672
0
$480
0
$3
$665
$744
0
$280
$10
$10
$696
0
$588
$1,248
$10
$10
$10
$824
0
$688
0
$592
$544
0
$1,640
$750
$624
0
$592
0
$752
0
$20
$15
$54
$5
3
SCHOOL
Hillside Middle (Salt Lake)
Innovations HS (Charter)
Jackson Elem (Salt Lake City)
Jackson Elem (Salt Lake City)
Judge Memorial Cath High (Pvt)
Lincoln Elem (Salt Lake City)
Madeleine Choir (Private)
Meadowlark El (Salt Lake City)
Meadowlark El (Salt Lake City)
Mountain View El (SLC)
Mountain View El (SLC)
Nibley Park El(Salt Lake City)
EVENT
Open Rehearsal
Chamber Concert A
Chamber Concert B
Meet and Greets
YG Masterclass
Chamber Concert A
YG Masterclass
Chamber Concert A
TEACHERS
1
4
4
3
30
3
0
2
2
4
0
1
1
2
2
0
2
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
3
3
0
0
0
3
6
4
4
2
2
2
2
5
4
STUDENTS
16
92
92
101
525
35
1
60
60
99
1
23
0
60
60
2
61
31
0
0
0
0
0
0
53
53
1
8
1
80
160
112
112
76
76
56
56
112
122
COST
$255
$768
0
$728
$3,885
$190
$25
$496
0
$721
$5
$192
$10
$496
0
$10
$504
$256
$20
$20
$10
$10
$10
$10
$448
0
$10
$80
$5
$664
0
$928
0
$624
0
$464
0
$819
$1,008
4
SCHOOL
Parkview Elem (Salt Lake City)
Parkview Elem (Salt Lake City)
Redeemer Lutheran (Private)
Riley Elem (Salt Lake City)
Riley Elem (Salt Lake City)
Rose Park Elem (Salt Lake)
Rose Park Elem (Salt Lake)
Rowland Hall (Elem) (Private)
Rowland Hall (Elem) (Private)
Rowland Hall (HS) (Private)
Rowland Hall (Middle)(Private)
SL Ctr for Sci Edu (Charter)
Uintah Elem (Salt Lake City)
Uintah Elem (Salt Lake City)
West HS (Salt Lake)
West HS (Salt Lake)
West HS (Salt Lake)
West HS (Salt Lake)
West HS (Salt Lake)
West HS (Salt Lake)
Whittier Elem (Salt Lake City)
Symphony Sub Total
Opera Sub Total
EVENT
All Star Evening
Brass Day
YG Masterclass
Open Rehearsal
Backstage Seminar
All Star Evening
Backstage Seminar
Backstage Seminar
Chamber Concert A
USUO Combined Total
TEACHERS
4
3
3
1
2
2
3
3
5
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
1
1
1
0
2
2
2
2
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
3
0
3
257
382
639
STUDENTS
122
61
61
13
77
77
60
60
56
2
1
1
1
1
1
105
0
0
0
1
71
71
50
50
47
47
3
1
3
1
1
2
81
81
1
72
5901
7315
13216
COST
0
$512
0
$112
$632
0
$504
0
$488
$20
$650
$54
$5
$25
$15
$888
$10
$10
$10
$3
$584
0
$416
0
$392
0
$1,950
$4
$15
$10
$10
$20
$672
0
$3
$525
$34,736
$17,673
$52,409
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2. Community Groups
Production Studio In-Kind Space Rental 2013/14 Season
ORGANIZATION
DATE
FUNCTION
FACILITY
COST
ZAP Group
May 14, 2014
Renewal Mtg/Luncheon
Rehearsal Hall
$225
Young Presidents
Organization
Dec. 16, 2013
Forum Mtg
Green Room
$75
U of U OSHER Life Long
Learning
April 7, 2014
Class
Learning Center
$75
Utah Swing Dance
1/18, 2014
Annual Convention
Rehearsal Hall
$250
Egyptian Theatre
5/28 – 6/20,
2014
Rehearsals (Chorus
Line)
Rehearsal Hall
$200
Classical Music Society
9/29; 3/30;
6/1, 22; 8/24;
Meetings
Green Room
$375
Salty Cricket
Dec. 26,27,
2013
Rehearsal (2hr)
Practice Room
$150
Division of Arts &
Museums
Aug. 28, 2-14
Board Retreat
Rehearsal Hall
$600
POPS meetings
9/11, 11/21,
1/16, 1/29
Planning mtgs
Learning Center
$200
EDCU Event
Match 19,
2014
Networking Event
Rehearsal Hall
$225
Hispanic Chamber
April 17, 2014
Networking Event
Rehearsal Hall
$150
Newcomer’s Club
Nov. 11, 2013
Lecture/Tour
Craft SLC
Oct. 8, 2013
Board Mtg
Lobby
Ballet West Academy –
on-going
Full Season
Ballet West Academy
Dance Studio
$100
$50
Total:
$20,000
$22,675
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3. Neighborhood Residents
Utah Symphony | Utah Opera provided 10,063 tickets to the following organizations (see
attached document) for the admission of their clients, staff, and guests, and also for use in their
own fundraising activities. The overall in-kind value of the tickets provided to these
organizations between September 1, 2013 and August 31, 2014 was $402,520.
4. Utah Symphony Summer - Gallivan Center Concert
On August 20, 2014, Utah Symphony performed a two-hour concert for a crowd of about 400
people in the downtown Gallivan Center Plaza. We featured our Associate Conductor, Vladimir
Kulenovic, on the podium conducting classical favorites from Mozart & Beethoven. Although
we had an enthusiastic and appreciative crowd, we did not see the attendance numbers we did
last summer. We believe the impending weather that night was a large factor.
Section b, as prescribed in § 2.5, ¶ (c): “a plan of the types and amounts of Value in Kind that Borrower
plans on completing during the next 12 month period:”
b) Plan of the types and amounts of in-kind value that Utah Symphony | Utah Opera plans
on completing during the next 12 month period (2014-15 season):
Utah Symphony | Utah Opera (USUO) will continue to offer all our Education and Community
Outreach activities during the next 12 month period. Attached are descriptions of the programs
we will offer. Additionally, our Utah Opera Resident Artists will continue to perform “Random
Acts of Opera” at the Salt Lake City Downtown Library. The in-kind value of these services will
be very similar to the total for the period ending August 31, 2014.
Utah Symphony | Utah Opera plans to continue to make our Production Studios facility available
for the use of community groups as we are able to provide, and at the same rates indicated for the
2013-14 reporting period.
As an important component of our Community Outreach Programs, Utah Symphony | Utah
Opera will continue to provide tickets and ticket vouchers to community groups in our area.
These tickets will be provided as available for the use of the community groups in their own
fundraising activities, or for the admission of their clients, staff, and guests, as applicable.
Additionally, we will continue to present free summer programs in Salt Lake City and other
municipalities across the Wasatch Front.
We have enjoyed partnering with the Gallivan Center for a free concert on the plaza in the
summer months and look forward to presenting our final performance per this agreement in
summer 2015. Per Carlton Christensen’s motion at last years’ presentation meeting, we look
forward to discussing continuing this partnership of future principal reduction in the loan and
would like to return at a separate Board meeting this year to share ideas on that item of business.
Thank you again for this opportunity, we look forward to our continued partnership with the
Redevelopment Agency of Salt Lake City and are grateful for your support!
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Utah Symphony Education Offerings
FAMILY AND LOLLIPOPS CONCERTS
These concerts are designed to help children and families discover the joy of orchestral music.
Most Lollipop Concerts feature an interactive, educational Family Music Fair in the lobby prior
to the concert.
IN-SCHOOL CONCERTS
Each year, members of our orchestra perform educational concerts all over the state of Utah.
Teachers receive materials that help them prepare students for their attendance, as well as activity
suggestions to help support their teaching of the core curriculum.
FIFTH-GRADE CONCERTS
These concerts are offered at Abravanel Hall to all fifth-grade classrooms within busing distance.
Before their visit, teachers receive classroom materials to help prepare students for the concert, as
well as personal visits from Utah Symphony Guild Docents. Each season, to make our program
more relevant, we craft a theme for our Fifth-Grade Concerts that relates to other 5th-grade
curriculum concepts.
SYMPHONY PRO-AM
An annual interactive program where adult amateur musicians can apply for an opportunity to
play in a side-by-side performance with Utah Symphony musicians. The purpose of this
exceptional event is to provide a unique experience for amateur adult musicians to not only
perform at Abravanel Hall, but to interact with professional musicians on stage and build a strong
relationship with the art form and the organization.
CORPORATE CLASS
Through the generosity of corporate underwriting, students are given a full tour of Abravanel
Hall, including the stage and backstage area, after which they attend the pre-concert lecture in
Abravanel Hall’s First Tier Room. The group attends the symphony concert and is then invited to
the VIP Intermission Reception, where the students and sponsoring Corporation are recognized.
TEACHER DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOPS
Through several different types of workshops we enable teachers to earn re-licensure points,
experience thematically-linked performances by collaborating arts organizations, and explore
elements of music and practice listening skills for themselves.
GUEST ARTIST MASTER CLASSES
As available, Utah Symphony Guest artists will hold master classes for members of Utah
Symphony Youth Guild and other distinguished young musicians in the community.
OPEN REHEARSALS
These rehearsals are scheduled throughout the year to provide a variety of times, repertoire, and
soloists for the school groups in attendance.
CONDUCTOR VISITS AND MEET & GREET SESSIONS
In between or after performances, secondary band and orchestra students have an opportunity to
chat informally with the conductor and members of the symphony
Utah Opera Education Offerings
RESIDENT ARTISTS PROGRAM
The Resident Artist program is designed to offer training that helps young opera professionals
further their careers and to provide opera outreach performances. These professional artists tour
the state for Utah Opera, presenting age-appropriate educational programming in Utah schools,
providing over 200 performances each year.
WHO WANTS TO BE AN OPERA STAR?
Provided to elementary schools across the state, this interactive assembly format provides
students with an introduction to the art form of opera through the framework of a television game
show.
OPERA 101
Geared toward junior high school students, this program features scenes and dialogue in which
the Resident Artist singers introduce concepts of Opera.
OPERA UP CLOSE
Offered to high schools, this program is designed to be presented during a single class period for
a large choral or fine arts audience. Ensemble Artists perform, talk about specific challenges and
rewards they have met and answer questions from the student audience.
RESIDENCIES
Our Resident Artists conduct five week-long residencies in smaller communities throughout
Utah. During the week, they offer elementary, high school and junior high presentations and,
whenever possible, give a concert for the community.
OPERA-TUNITIES
Secondary school students and their teachers from across the state are invited to attend the final
dress rehearsal for each opera performance in the Capitol Theatre at a special reduced rate.
MUSIC! WORDS! OPERA!
This summer week-long teacher development program trains teachers to create and produce
original operas with their own students. During the year following the summer workshop, Utah
Opera provides financial support as well as a composer to aid in the music composition process.
Three schools participate each spring in the Children’s Opera Showcase.
BLIND AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED NIGHT AT THE OPERA
Each year, 150 members of the blind and visually-impaired community are invited to our special
outreach event in which they learn about the opera, pass around prepared fabric samples of
costumes (with Braille labels). Braille libretti and large-print programs are available, as well as
headsets through which a play-by-play description of set and stage action is broadcast.
Community Outreach Programs
BUILDING TOURS
Groups of 10 or more may request a tour of the Capitol Theatre, Abravanel Hall, or the Opera
Production Studios.
INTERNSHIPS
In partnership with school districts across the Wasatch Front, our internship program offers
valuable hands-on vocational training in arts administration (marketing, development, education),
costuming, or set and prop construction.
STUDENT MARKETING AMBASSADORS
An extension of the Internship program, high school and college students receive in-depth
experience with arts marketing by working with our marketing department to encourage fellow
students to purchase discounted student tickets to US|UO concerts and to promote the US|UO
brand. They also create branding materials, speak to area classes, and help advertise Utah
Symphony and Utah Opera performances on their campuses.
ACCESS TO MUSIC
This annual event for children with autism and other special needs and their families features our
Opera Ensemble Artists with the Utah Symphony at the Capitol Theatre.
ANNUAL FESTIVALS
Each year, USUO collaborates with local arts and community organizations to provide a
comprehensive look at performing art, fine art, and humanities-related subjects of a specific time
period or genre. Events occur over a one- to two-month period.
MUSICIANS IN THE CLASSROOM
Utah Symphony Musicians travel to schools on a volunteer basis to cover basic musical concepts
in the core music curriculum as they perform, demonstrate and interact with students in the
classroom. They also conduct ensembles, give master classes, perform with the students, offer
musical and technical suggestions, and answer questions.
UTAH SYMPHONY YOUTH GUILD
Utah Symphony’s Youth Guild is dedicated to giving families a greater involvement with the arts
and supporting the Symphony through volunteer service activities.
UTAH SYMPHONY GUILD VIOLIN OUTREACH PROGRAM
This Utah Symphony Guild program provides free violin lessons to students in an after-school
program at the Northwest Multi-Purpose Center in Salt Lake’s Rose Park neighborhood.
Outreach
Voucher Donations
Avenues Courtyard
SLC Roller Derby
Capitol Villa
Utah’s Hogle Zoo
Catholic Community Services
CompHealth (United Way Fundraiser)
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
St. Mary Catholic Church (Ogden)
DCFS Transition to Adult Living
The Haven
Equality Utah
Foothill Elementary (Centerville)
Family Support Center
Utah Open Lands
Fellowship Foundation
Morningside Elementary
Friendly Neighborhood Senior Center
Prevent Child Abuse Utah
Hopekids
Carmel of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
Jewish Family Services
Salt Lake Community College (Gail Miller Leadership
Cup)
LDS Church Offices
Multi Ethnic Senior Center
Odyssey House
OUTreach Ogden
The Road Home
Ronald McDonald House
Russian-American Association of Utah
St Marks Tower
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Sharetix
TRIO Student Support Services (Salt Lake Community
College)
American Lung Association
William Penn Elementary
Squatter’s Golf Tournament
Love Communications (National Kidney Foundation)
National Pony Express Association
The Adoption Exchange
Grace Lutheran Church and School
Utah AIDS Foundation
Stewart Elementary
Ability First
Channing Hall
UAID
IVUmed
UVU Chamber Choir
Utah State Employee’s Charitable Fund
VA Hospital
Legal Aid Society of Salt Lake
Veteran’s Ticket Association
Urgyen Samten Ling Gonpa
Visit Salt Lake
Hill Air Force Base
American Contract Bridge League
ZAP (Salt Lake County)
Senior Charity Care Foundation
Granite School District
The Road Home
Volunteers of America
American Red Cross
March of Dimes
McPolin Elementary
Foxboro Elementary
Copper Canyon Elementary (Tooele)
Utah Youth Village
Navigator Pointe Academy
Special Olympics Utah
Harland Clark (United Way)
KRCL
Utah Pride Center
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic School
Children’s Hope Chest
Utah Cultural Alliance
Melanie Spencer (breast cancer fundraiser)
TURN Community Services – Utah County
Catholic Community Services
Good in the Hood
Sistema Utah
Utah Junior Grizzlies
Brain Injury Alliance Utah
Greek Orthodox Ladies Philoptochos Societ
FRIENDS of Great Salt Lake
St. Thomas More Catholic Church
American Baptist Women’s Ministries – Utah
Granite School District
A-Train for Youth
Millcreek Jr High Band
St Joseph the Worker Catholic Church
Back Country Horsemen of UT
Huntsman Cancer Institute
Utah Department of Agriculture
Judge Memorial Catholic School
Rotary Club 24
Clear Horizons Academy
The Davey Foundation
Stokes Nature Center
Mount Olympus Senior Center
One Heart World-Wide
Nashville Opera Guild
Friends of GIANT Steps
Clothesline Productions
Ching Farm
Brigham City Chamber of Commerce
Children of Peace International
UT Community Forest Council
Tooele Country Children’s Justice Center
People Helping People
Job’s Daughters Utah
Cancer Wellness House
ASUU (University of Utah)
Job’s Daughter’s Bethel #13
The Waterford School
Boys & Girls Clubs of South Valley
Carmen B Pingree Center for Autism
Junior Achievement of Utah
Utah Foundation for the Blind
Boy Scout Troop 220
Utah Science Teachers Association
JDRF
Salt Lake Symphony
National Ability Center
Saint Vincent de Paul Catholic School
Leadership Utah
Mount Moriah Lodge #2
First Presbyterian Church
Idaho State Civic Symphony
Ensign Elementary
Utah Arts Festival
North Odgen Elementary
National MS Society, UT
Leukemia and Lymphoma Society
Greek Orthodox Church of Greater Salt Lake
Highland Park Elementary
St. Francis Xavier Catholic School
Clark Planetarium
Thanksgiving Point
Children’s Service Society
Eagle Condor Humanitarian
Royal Family Kids
J.E. Cosgriff Memorial Catholic School
Arches Academy
Utah Student Pharmacist Alliance
Child and Family Support Center
KPCW
United Way
Utah Schools for the Deaf and Blind
Save Our Canyons
Wasatch Adaptive Sports
Rape Recovery Center
Kearns-Saint Ann School
Spectrum Academy
Girl Scouts of Utah
St. Olaf School
Holladay Preschool
Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah
BYU Cancer Research Center
Child Evangelism Fellowship
McGillis School
Madeleine Choir School
Eccles Community Art Center
Boys & Girls Club, Greater Salt Lake
“and Justice for all”
Pregnancy Resource Center
Brighton High School baseball
Crossroads Urban Center
Guadalupe School
Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce
Tracy Aviary
Boys and Girls Clubs of Northern Utah
Jewish Community Center
Childhelp Utah
Muir Elementary
Muscular Dystrophy Association
Canyons Education Foundation
EDCUtah
Kostopulos Dream Foundation
SL Board of Realtors
Community Cooperative Nursery School
Centerpoint Legacy Theatre
American Diabetes Association
Humane Society of Utah
Children’s Tumor Foundation
Neuroworx
Sandy Club
Opera Southwest
Quest Academy
Great OUTdoors Campout
Christ Lutheran School
Wee Care Community Outreach
Loop Utah
Arts-Kids
Cheers Wine Tasting
American Parkinson Disease Foundation
First Baptist Church (American Baptist Girls in
Relationship, Leadership, and Service)
Intermountain Donor Services
AIGA SLC
Utah Food Bank
United Airlines (March of Dimes)
St. John’s CCDC
Utah Asian Chamber of Commerce
Weilenmann School of Discovery
UMOCA
Jordan Alumni Association
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
Discovery Gateway
American Heart Association
Urban Renewal Agency
HRC of Utah
American Lung Association
HawkWatch
Grandfamilies
Sarah Daft Home
Italian American Civic League
SaharaCares Foundation
University Hospital Foundation
Cancer Wellness House
Diocese of SLC
Taste of the Wasatch
Salt Lake Acting Company
SUMMER COMMUNITY CONCERT SERIES
Utah Symphony presents
A Free Concert at Gallivan Center
Wednesday, August 20
/ 8 pm Gallivan Center
Vladimir Kulenovic, conductor
Join the Utah Symphony for a free community
concert featuring musical highlights from Mozart,
Beethoven, and more!
No tickets required
Call 801-355-6683 or visit utahsymphony.org
for more information

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