Untitled - DISCOVERY Children`s Museum

ACTIVE
Children use their
bodies and minds
when they engage
and learn. They
interact with the
environment, with
materials and
with other people.
MISSION STATEMENT
BOARD OF TRUSTEES*
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.
Chairman
Troy Moser
Vice Chairman
Jerry McKenna
Treasurer
Alan Will
Secretary
Shari Wong
Past Chairman
Judy Cebulko
Past Vice Chairman
Joyce Schneider
Past President
Michael Mathis
Members-at-Large
Ricki Barlow
Frank Beck
Nancy Brune
Carrie Carter-Cooper
Roy Centrella
Barbara Danz
Kami Dempsey
Cindy Dreibelbis
Mark Failla
Stacy Falcone
Brian Fink
David E. Goldwater
Emily Goodman
Todd Lefkowitz
Beverly Mason
Victor Onufrieff
Peter Poggione
Ron Reese
Jeffrey Rugg
Pat Skorkowsky
Judy Stokey
Kate Wright
*For FY 2015
General Counsel
Brownstein Hyatt
Farber Schreck
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DEAR FRIENDS OF THE MUSEUM,
As the Fiscal Year 2015 closed we reflected on how to sum up this past
year. And one word comes to mind: transition. This year was marked by
numerous transitions, many of them metamorphic.
I was named permanent President and Chief Executive Officer and began
to build the vision of the Museum’s future. Since opening the doors
in March of 2013, we have been very inward focused as we had to be in
order to make adjustments in managing the amazingly large crowds that
walked through our doors in the first year. We are now at a unique point
in the history of the organization… building on our success by taking the
museum to the next level. This provides the wonderful opportunity to
turn our focus outward, embracing the community of southern Nevada,
and leveraging collective efforts by building collaborations with likeminded organizations who further our work and impact. All in an effort
of striving to secure a very critical position of becoming an integral part
of the “fabric” of our community. It has been a year of accomplishments
also as we continue to work 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 18,500 children through our field trip program
where schools received a deeply discounted rate. And, more than 750,000
visitors have experienced the learning and fun of the museum since we
opened our doors in 2013. We created a round-up program that funds
admission for families in need to also enjoy the museum experience.
We held several ticket promotions, and we distributed more than 3,300
complimentary museum passes – included in this number, the passes that
were distributed to other non-profits in our community through our Fall
Non-Profit Admission Program.
enamored with the possibilities of science and determined to become a
teacher so she could bring her students to the museum to learn the science.
We have worked with at-risk high school students through our Youthworks
program who transformed before our eyes developing the desire to apply to
and graduate from college when prior to entering our program that desire
was inconceivable.
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. We also thank
our many other generous donor and member families. Our success is also
in part because of our respected program partners, and our talented staff
and volunteers, all of whom play a critical role in the museum’s important
work each and every day on behalf of every child, every family.
Thank you for helping us ignite and advance creative problem solving and
thinking for ALL children.
Sincerely,
Tifferney White,
President/
Chief Executive Officer
We know from experience that DISCOVERY Children’s Museum is an
important part of the Las Vegas community. We know because through
our exhibits and programs we have witnessed the youngest visitor leave
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THE MANY COLORS OF LEARNING
Learning offers different experiences throughout the
museum. This past year we continued to focus on the
importance of active engagement and its critical role in
learning. In addition to our daily programming where the
themes change on a monthly basis, and experiences change
on a weekly basis, we provided distinctive opportunities for
children, and their caregivers to experience the power of
engagement and learning.
Opportunities for families to access informal learning
opportunities, like the Museum, can be limited due to
awareness and finances. The generous support of Wynn
Resorts helped us remove these barriers by funding our
Arts Community Outreach initiative that engages families
in hands-on interactive learning at festivals throughout
the community. Providing exposure to families through
community outreach spreads and raises awareness that we
are a community resource that welcomes ALL families which
is a priority to the Museum.
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WORKSHOPS
Our workshops extend the visitor’s
learning experience giving children
and adults alike the opportunity to
discover news passions in science
and art as well as early childhood
development.
SUMMER CAMPS
Campers’ curious minds and
imaginations were sparked this past
summer at the Museum’s widely
popular Summer Camp. Children
ages 6-12 participated in classes that
included programming designed to
give children a better understanding
of different areas of
science and the arts.
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Through the support of Nevada Arts Council, we were able to
implement for at risk youth, an Interactive Summer Puppet
Theatre. This experience was geared towards children of
reading ages 9 to 12 providing an environment for children
to interact in collaborative and individual arts learning.
Throughout the workshop, campers designed and created
various types of puppets, wrote scripts, and performed a
puppet show for a live audience in the Museum’s performing
arts gallery, Fantasy Festival.
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INVOLVED
CHILDREN
BECOME DEEPLY
ABSORBED AND
FOCUSED IN THEIR
INTERACTIONS,
CONCENTRATING
AND THINKING
ABOUT WHAT THEY
ARE DOING.
THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS CAPITAL CAMPAIGN DONORS
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
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
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
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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
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
BENEFACTORS
CBS Radio
Cox Communications
Microsoft
R&R Partners Foundation
Laurie Travis’ Family
& Associates
Brownstein Hyatt
Farber Schreck
ENCORE Productions
Southern Wine & Spirits
WITHOUT YOU,
WE WOULD NOT
BE IN THIS
WORLD-CLASS,
STATE-OF-THE-ART
MUSEUM.
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DEDICATED TO TEACHING
CHILDREN TOMORROW’S SKILLS
COMMUNICATIVE
CHILDREN SHARE
INFORMATION AND
KNOWLEDGE THROUGH
THEIR ENGAGEMENT.
THEIR COMMUNICATION
CAN BE VERBAL OR
NON-VERBAL, SIMPLE
OR COMPLEX.
Visitors can always count on learning something new at
the museum. We are dedicated to creating and providing
award-winning, interactive, hands-on learning in science,
technology, engineering and math (STEM), as well as arts
and cultural programs.
The museum’s core curriculum includes arts & culture,
science & nature and early childhood development.
The nine exhibit halls plus the Traveling Exhibits offer
visitors experiences based on 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 & HUMANTIES
Arts & Culture programs were made
possible by: Communities Foundation
of Texas, Nevada Arts Council, Nevada
Humanities, and Wynn Resorts.
EARLY CHILDHOOD
DEVELOPMENT
Early childhood programs were made
possible by: Target.
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SCIENCE & NATURE
Science programs were made possible by:
Andrew Family Foundation.
ADMISSION SUBSIDIES
Meeting the needs of the community in Fiscal Year 2015, the museum offered
more than 14,000 full or partially subsidized admissions to Clark County School
District elementary students.
Careful planning between museum education staff and teachers resulted in school
visits that best augment the classroom lesson plans and align with the Nevada State
Content Standards, Common Core Curriculum and 21st Century Skills.
Admission Subsidies were made possible by:
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IGT
Bank of America
Speedway Children’s Charities
Clearwater Paper
US Bank Foundation
Wynn Resorts
Harris Associates
Harper Ko
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CHANGING
THINGS UP
The museum presented
three very different traveling
exhibits during FY 2015.
Specialized traveling exhibits
are another opportunity for
children and their parents
to have fun while learning
through engagement and
hands-on interaction.
SEPT. 20, 2014 - JAN. 4, 2015
Storyland transformed seven beloved
and award-winning picture books – The
Tale of Peter Rabbit by Beatrix Potter; The
Snowy Day by Ezra Jack Keats; Where’s
Spot? by Eric Hill; If You Give a Mouse a
Cookie by Laura Numeroff; Chicka Chicka
Boom Boom by Bill Martin Jr. and John
Archambault; Abuela by Arthur Dorros;
and Tuesday by David Wiesner – into
three dimensional, bilingual (English and
Spanish) play and learning environments.
Our collaborating partner during this traveling
exhibit was Spread The Word Nevada. A Book Drive
for this literacy-dedicated non-profit was held during
the entire run of the traveling exhibit as well as a
Scholastic Book Fair generating more than $1600.00
in books credits. Nearly $500 in books were donated
that were distributed to Spread The Word Nevada
adopted elementary schools. Additionally, nearly 1,200
Clark County School District kindergartners from 12
elementary schools experienced a school field trip to
the museum including transportation sponsored by
Barrick Gold.
JAN. 31 - MAY 3, 2015
Goose Bumps! The Science
of Fear, developed by the
California Science Center,
explored this universal
emotion that can save
our lives. Through fun,
interactive challenges,
visitors experienced fear
in a safe environment and
discovered the science
behind their physical and
emotional responses.
Local Media Sponsor was
CBS Radio.
This project was supported, in part,
by a grant from the Informal Science
Education program of the National
Science Foundation under grant
ESI-0515470.
MAY 30 - SEPT. 13, 2015
Dinosaurs: Land of Fire and
Ice is the first child-centered
exhibit in the country
dedicated to expanding
the understanding on
dinosaur habitat and range.
It transported families back
to the Cretaceous Period
(145 – 65 million years ago),
the time when dinosaurs
last lived on earth, allowing
children and adults to
explore dinosaur habitats to
better understand how these
mysterious animals lived.
Dinosaurs: Land of Fire and Ice™
was created by
Minnesota Children’s Museum.
© 2012 Minnesota Children’s Museum. All rights
reserved. Storyland: A Trip Through Childhood
Favorites™ was created by Minnesota Children’s
Museum. This project is made possible by a grant from
the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services.
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THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS ANNUAL CAMPAIGN DONORS
Without you, our operations would be impossible.
The Clubhouse
($100,000 and above)
Cox Communications
Wynn Resorts
Building Block
($5,000-$9,999)
Laurel Andrew & Victor Onufrieff
Bally Technologies
Bank of Nevada
Barrick Gold Corporation
Circle of Friends
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck
($50,000-99,999)
Cashman Equipment Co.
Jamba Juice
The Coca-Cola Foundation, Inc.
Wells Fargo
Cox Charities
Windsong Trust
Jeri & Richard Crawford
Frank and Victoria Fertitta
Stars for Children
Foundation
($25,000-49,999)
Fundamental Clinical and
Bank of America
Operational Services, LLC
CBS Radio Las Vegas
Donald Giancursio
Judy & Ed Cebulko
Emily & Ross Goodman
Lieuchi & Jeff Fine
Greenberg Traurig
Las Vegas Sands Corporation
Robin & Danny Greenspun
NV Energy
HealthCare Partners of Nevada
PWI Construction Inc.
IGT
Southern Highlands Golf Club
Donna & Gavin Isaacs
Charitable Foundation
Family Foundation
Irene & Duncan Lee
Kid’s Corner
Klai Juba Wald Architects
($10,000-24,999)
Rudy Manthei
Accenture
Marnell Companies
Andrew Family Foundation
MGM Resorts International
Caesars Entertainment
Dedee Nave
Cenegenics Elite Health
Nevada Title Company
City of Las Vegas CDBG
Preferred Homecare
Fletcher Jones Automotive Group
PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLC
Kemp, Jones & Coulthard, LLP
Suzanne Sanders-Krick & Len Krick
John Klai & Jon Sparer
Joyce & Steve Schneider
Dr. Joe Lapan Memorial Fund
Anne Mazzola & Russell Rosenblum SONIFI Solutions, Inc.
Sonja & Michael Saltman
MOSER architecture studio
Southwest Gas Corporation
Nevada Arts Council
Terri & Roland Sturm
Smith’s Food & Drug Stores
Family Foundation
SSgA Upromise 529
The TJX Foundation
Walmart & Sam’s Club
Tri-State Anethesia Associates P.L.C.
Shari & Tim Wong
UnitedHealthcare
US Bank – Utilities Division
US Bank Foundation
Wolfgang Puck Fine Dining Group
Kaercher Insurance
Patricia Katyia
Harper Ko
The Kouretas Family &
The Richardson Family
LL Bradford & Company
Museum Associates
Anastasia Lorraine
($2,500-$4,999)
M. Antoine Louis-Jacques
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LVCVA
ABS Systems
Samuel S. Lionel
Audra & Bobby Baldwin
Macy’s
Communities Foundation of Texas
John Martin
Joanna & John Falb
Debra & Jerry McKenna
Monica & Joseph Garin
MIDJIT Market, Inc.
Annette & Kevin Judice
Stacie Truesdell Michaels
Lisa & Brian McAnallen
Christy & Alan Molasky
Morrissey Insurance
Ariana Mora
Nevada Humanities
Morris Law Group
Perimeter Bicycling Association
Paragon Gaming
of America
Pediped Footware
Power Gen Components
Playstudios, Inc.
Slater Hanifan Group
Tessie & Peter Poggione
William Hill
Maggie & Rob Rubenstein
The Ruffin Family
President’s Club
Nicholas Santoro
($1,000-$2,499)
Robert Schiffman
Abbey Dental Center
Judy & Morton Skoll
Susan Ackerman
Speedway Children’s Charities
Jessica & Tom Amick
Natasha Spinella
Madeleine & Don Andress
Snell & Wilmer
BNY Mellon
Buggs & Rudy Discount Corporation Target
The Vons Foundation
Clearwater Paper
Nikkolette & Jerome Williams
Tonya & Michael Eckerman
Patricia & Richard Wright
Jane & Stuart Engs
Fox Rothschild
GES
Carolyn & Oscar Goodman
Mark and Carolyn Guidry
Foundation
JLF Collections
The Josephs Foundation
In-Kind
($1,000 and more)
Bradford Renaissance Portraits Corp.
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck
By Dzign
Carlo’s Bakery Las Vegas
Cascata Golf Club
Cashman Photo Services
ENCORE Productions
Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea
JYD Project Inc.
Christian Kolberg
Las Vegas Country Club
Las Vegas Indoor Sports
Las Vegas Philharmonic
Las Vegas Metropolitan
Police Department
Las Vegas Sands Foundation
Lynne Ruffin-Smith
Charitable Foundation
Mandarin Oriental, Las Vegas
Michael E. Minden Jewelers
Microsoft
Vic “Vegas” Moea
Montage Resort & Spa
National Jewelry Liquidation Center
Neiman Marcus
Penn and Teller
Renew Medical Spa
SLS Las Vegas
Southern Wine & Spirits
SPI Entertainment
St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
Surf Air
The Capital Grille
UFC
V Theatre Group
Albertsons
Madeline Benito-Banaszak
Berger & Son Fine Jewelers
BEST Agency
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EDUCATION & YOUTH ENRICHMENT
Guided by its philosophy to provide vibrant and engaging educational experience,
the museum is dedicated to providing children with one-of-a-kind informal learning
experiences that are real and relevant to daily life.
YOUTHWORKS PROGRAM
One of the oldest and most successful of the museum’s programs, Youthworks has reached more than
3,500 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.
The program takes approximately 150-200 teens each year and provides them with job readiness and life
skills training, homework support, mentoring and on-the-floor work experiences. A limited number of
youth qualify for a museum internship and its success is reflected in the nearly 100 percent graduation
rate over the last 22 years.
YOUTHWORKS WAS SPONSORED BY
Andrews Family Foundation
Bank of America
City of Las Vegas
Frank and Victoria Fertitta Foundation
The Josephs Foundation
The TJX Foundation
Wal-Mart Store # 3728
Wal-Mart Store # 2593
Wal-Mart Store # 5070
WalMart Supercenter #1560
Walmart Supercenter #2884
Wells Fargo Bank
Windsong Trust
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DISCOVERY ON WHEELS
Many local schools and the students they serve are unable to visit the museum so House Calls Outreach
Program is delivered directly to Clark County schools, focusing on health science for grades K-5. The handson and interactive health sciences programs follow specific lessons emphasizing national, state, and local
curriculum goals. More than 18,000 students experienced the museum in their classrooms this past year.
And, nearly 130,000 students have benefited from the program since its inception in 2009 when Dr. Joe
and 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
DonorsChoose.org
Dr. Joe Lapan Memorial Fund
Macy’s
The Vons Foundation
WalMart Store #2838
WalMart Supercenter #3350
WalMart Supercenter #4557
WalMart Store #6382
Edwin Worthman
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2015 SOURCES OF REVENUE (NOT INCLUDING CAPITAL CAMPAIGN)
$2,500,000
$2,000,000
$1,500,000
$1,000,000
$500,000
Earned
$2,487,140
Investment
$65,474
Fund Raising
Events $506,187
Unrestricted
Contributions
$342,575
In-Kind Marketing
$481,162
Restricted
Contributions
$221,961
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