2013 annual report a game-changing year

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Dennis Barnes
Gregory A. Billhartz
Maureen A. Borkowski
Matuschka Briggs
Barbara Browning
Ron Cameron
Scott Collins
Randy Costas
Pierre Courduroux
Shirley Cunningham
Kevin Demoff
Gene M. Diederich
John T. Drexler
Susan W. Erlinger
Barbie Freund
Ronald A. Fromm
Kenneth H. Hannah
Harvey A. Harris
Madhavi Kandula, MD
Travis R. Kearbey
Jerald L. Kent
Shelley K. Lavender
Alex Lee
Beth Lenke
Art J. McCoy II
Art McDonnell
Brenda McKee
Gary T. Mindel
Michelle O’Toole
Beverly L. Propst
Carleton Prothro
Ashley Roth
Cassandra Sanford
John Sheehan
Tim Swank
Eugene M. Toombs
John A. Urkevich
Peter S. Villhard
Sara E. Wade
Chip Walker
Harvey N. Wallace
Tom White
Thomas Williams
Jane Wulf
MUSEUM STAFF
Elizabeth Fitzgerald
Mary Ebers
Maureen Jones
Jamie Quanty
Bethany Altis
Hedy Ehrlich
Mary Joyce
Breanna Robertson
Paula Burdge
Marissa Gibbs
Carla Krakoviak
Emma Sandheinrich
Fred Burk
Laura Gilster
Jeff Maloy
Torre Skornia
Jamie Cook
Mason Glenn
Sarah Mize
Anne Spinner
Brianna Coppersmith
Joshua Hall
Sarah Modray
Evie Stockell
Dale Craig
Elizabeth Hartman
Emily Norton
Julie Tubbs
Cheryl Darr
Beth Hasek
Vicki Peckron
Katie Ward
Patrick Dillon
Carrie Hutchcraft
Eric Pierre
President
Executive Assistant/Membership Manager
Director of Visitor Service
Exhibit Fabricator
Public Programs Coordinator
Membership & Marketing Coordinator
Exhibit Maintenance
Chief Financial Officer
Exhibit Fabricator
Education Program Manager-Field Trips
Grants Officer
Special Events Manager
Communications Coordinator
Plant Manager
Floor Manager
Director of Human Resources
Director of Design & Exhibit Development
Director of Communications
Retail Sales Coordinator
Community Health Initiative Project Manager
Director of Museum Education
Groundskeeper
Exhibit Development Manager
Senior Manager of Visitor Service
Education Specialist
Senior Development Manager
Cafe Manager
MISSION STATEMENT
The Magic House will 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.
Education Specialist
Assistant Cafe Manager
Floor Manager
Art Studio Manager
Business Manager
Donor Relations Coordinator
Director of Community Education
Donor Relations Coordinator
FROM THE BOARD
Dear Friends,
A “game changer” is defined as an event, idea or process that causes a significant shift in an existing
situation. In 2013, The Magic House experienced a year full of game changers as we developed exhibits,
programs and partnerships that transformed the Museum, benefitting the children and families we serve.
The Magic House kicked off the season with Football!, a traveling exhibit that explored the science
behind the sport. Inspired by this exhibit, the Museum’s Friends Committee hosted Friday Night Lights,
our first fundraising gala held offsite--and at Rams Park! Thanks to our sponsors, donors and ticketholders,
this event was truly a game changer for The Magic House, helping us surpass our goal and raise funds to
provide free educational opportunities for disadvantaged children, families and schools.
As you will see in these colorful pages, The Magic House made
many moves to enhance the lives and learning of children in our
community. We are grateful to the many individuals, corporations
and foundations that made 2013 such an impactful year. It’s
our turn to thank you for helping us fulfill our mission, and
for being an important part of our team.
Harvey N. Wallace
2013-2014 Chair
Board of Directors EXHIBITS
START
FOOTBALL!
The Magic House put on our game face for the
opening of Football!, a nationally traveling
exhibit that kicked off at the Museum in October.
Sponsored by the St. Louis Rams, the exhibit
tackled the math, history, science and technology
behind the sport. Aspiring QBs got the chance
to throw a spiral, race a running back, test a
football’s flight in a wind tunnel and even check
out a uniform from helmet to cleat. Football!
fans celebrated the opening of the exhibit with
the hometown team’s MVPs including the St.
Louis Rams cheerleaders, mascot Rampage
and Rams alumni players. More than
100,000 visitors rushed to play in
Football! during its four-month showing
at The Magic House.
To celebrate the start of Football!, The
Magic House’s Friends Committee
hosted Friday Night Lights, a gala
held far afield at Rams Park. More
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than 420 guests suited up in football fabulous
attire to attend the Museum’s first-ever fundraiser
held offsite, chaired by team captain Devon
Fischer and honorary co-captains Jennifer and
Kevin Demoff. Edward Jones huddled up as
presenting sponsor and Lodging Hospitality
Management scored as the sponsor of the VIP
cocktail hour in the owner’s suite. Fans tailgated
with drinks and appetizers, dined on the practice
field, toured the Rams’ locker room and bid on
sports memorabilia and more in a live auction
emceed by Malcolm Briggs.
Friday Night Lights ticketholders
went the whole nine yards and raised
nearly $190,000 to support the Museum’s
initiative to ensure that all children in the
community have access to information and
programming so they grow up healthy, fit
and happy.
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CALMING CORNER
Shhh! The Magic House unveiled another new exhibit in April: the
Calming Corner. This unique venue provides a special space for
visitors who need a little quiet time. Located on the lower level near
the Emerson Education Center, the Calming Corner is the perfect
private nook for nursing mothers and children with special needs—
especially those on the autism spectrum—who could use a restful
space away from the hustle and bustle of the rest of the Museum.
The Calming Corner houses a variety of comforting activities
including cozy rocking chairs, sensory toys, a six-foot bubble tube
and even a soothing sound machine. The Calming Corner was
made possible by a group in our corner: the “It’s Our Region Fund”
of the Regional Business Council.
SKIP A
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TAKE A
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SID THE SCIENCE KID: THE SUPER-DUPER EXHIBIT!
The Magic House wasn’t kidding around when
expectations for Kindergarten through second
we got the opportunity to develop a super new
grade, as well as Preschool Pathways to Science,
science exhibit in collaboration with The Jim Henson
the innovative early childhood science curriculum.
Company. Sid the Science Kid: The SuperDuper Exhibit! brings the award-winning PBS
To make Sid the Science Kid: The Super-
KIDS TV series Sid the Science Kid to life. For
Duper Exhibit! a reality, the Museum turned
the first time ever, kids will be able to step into
to generous corporations, foundations and
Sid’s colorful world and become science kids
individuals who share our mission of encouraging
themselves as they investigate everyday science
children’s natural curiosity about science:
questions around Sid’s home, at school in the
The Boeing Company, the Employees
Super Fab Lab and on the playground. Children
Community Fund of Boeing St. Louis,
use scientific tools and inquiry as they learn about
Sally and Bill Canfield, the Crawford
simple machines, the laws of motion, magnetism,
Taylor Foundation, Judy and Jerry Kent,
air power and the five senses. The content of the
Monsanto Company and Sigma-Aldrich
exhibit is based on the Common Core standards
(with media sponsorship by the Nine Network).
for math, the Next Generation Science Standards,
After its showing at The Magic House, Sid the
the current Missouri Department of Elementary
Science Kid: The Super-Duper Exhibit!
and Secondary Education’s science grade-level
will embark on a five-year tour of museums and
science centers across the country through 2018.
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FARM FRESH PIZZA PARLOR
The Magic House is always looking for fresh exhibit ideas and cooked one up with the new
Farm Fresh Pizza Parlor in the Children’s Village, which opened in September. In addition to
serving up slices, kids can learn about where pizza ingredients come from and can even see some
of them sprouting in the new Pizza Garden located
outside of the Education Center. This circular raised
bed is sectioned off in separate wedges where favorite
pizza toppings, including onions, tomatoes, basil and
green peppers, grow. The Magic House celebrated
the renovation of the Farm Fresh Pizza Parlor
with a Fall Farm Festival, complete with handson agricultural projects, a mini farmers’ market,
pizza samples and the chance to see live farm
animals. The Farm Fresh Pizza Parlor and
Fall Farm Festival were made possible by the
Local County Farm Bureaus of Missouri
and Illinois, who reached out to The Magic
House to partner with us on this concept.
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The Magic House was one of just five museums
selected by the Association of Children’s
Museums and the Freeman Foundation
to create an interactive exhibit designed to
promote understanding of Asian cultures among
children and families in the United States. The
exhibit will incorporate hands-on activities,
innovative technology and authentic artifacts
to give visitors an understanding of children’s
CHILDREN’S CHINA:
CULTURE, CHARACTER & CONFUCIUS
lives in modern China, seen through the lens
of Confucius’ teachings. The Magic House is
working with a global team of experts, including
professors from Saint Louis University, University
“Study the past if you want to divine the future,”
of Missouri-St. Louis and Washington University,
wrote the Chinese philosopher Confucius more
to advise us on the content of Children’s
than 2,500 years ago. Confucius’ teachings
China: Culture, Character & Confucius,
continue to influence family life and culture in
which is being developed in partnership with
China today, and that’s the theme of The Magic
the Confucius Institute of Webster University and
House’s upcoming traveling exhibit, Children’s
CHARACTERplus. The exhibit will open on Chinese
China: Culture, Character & Confucius.
New Year in 2015—the Year of the Sheep.
JUST
VISITING
MOVE
AHEAD
1 SPACE
ST. LOUIS INTERNATIONAL PLAY PORT
Up, up and away! In 2013, The Magic House
took off and headed for a new destination:
Lambert-St. Louis International Airport. The
Museum made plans to install the St. Louis
International Play Port, a 1,500-squarefoot exhibit with a transportation theme, at the
entrance to Concourse C. Young travelers will
be able to climb aboard a child-sized plane, a
Metro train and even some automobiles, and
explore a scaled-down air traffic control tower,
airport screening area and car rental counter.
The exhibit will demystify the airport experience
for kids and provide them with an active place
to play prior to flight.
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The journey to create the St. Louis
International Play Port began early in
2013 when Rally St. Louis, a social media
crowdsourcing platform, invited the public to
imagine and fund new ideas to improve
St. Louis. Citizens responded that a kid-friendly
learning and play space at the airport would be
just the ticket! With private donations generated
through Rally St. Louis as well as generous
contributions from Enterprise Rent-A-Car,
Carr Lane Manufacturing Co., the
St. Louis Convention & Visitors
Commission, Bi-State Development
Agency/Metro, and Jane and Dave
Peacock, the St. Louis International Play
Port is opening in May 2014.
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NEW BIZ ON THE BLOCK
It was more than just fun and games in 2013—The Magic House meant business, too, thanks to a grant
from MasterCard Worldwide. The financial services company provided priceless support to pilot
New Biz on the Block, a field trip program for elementary students focused on entrepreneurship
and financial literacy. The program is based in the Children’s Village, where miniature moguls work
in teams to make business decisions as they develop, launch and
promote an entrepreneurial venture. New Biz on the Block
supports educational standards in economics, personal finance and
social studies, and encourages the development of 21st-century
learning skills including creativity, teamwork, critical thinking and
problem solving. Support from MasterCard Worldwide allowed
more than 2,000 tycoons-in-training to participate in the field trip
program during the 2012-2013 school year.
HEAD START ON STEM
The Museum’s littlest learners got a head start on science, technology, engineering and math (STEM),
thanks to a grant from The Boeing Company. The grant supported a yearlong collaboration with
YWCA Head Start centers throughout St. Louis City and County. The program included free field trips
to the Museum for students; STEM-related outreach programs in Head Start centers; staff development
workshops for Head Start educators; and family nights at the Museum in partnership with SSM Cardinal
Glennon Medical Center, when Head Start families joined in an evening of STEM activities with free
transportation, admission, take-home materials, health information and exposure to STEM careers.
More than 2,000 young children, along with their families and teachers, blossomed with these hands-on
STEM activities.
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THE MAGIC HOUSE MOBILE APP
Picture this: The Magic House launched a free
mobile app that allows families to capture the
joy and wonder of a visit to the Museum. The
mobile app leads visitors on a scavenger
hunt through the exhibits while they create
a personalized digital picture book on their
own phones along the way. Users can add
captions and adjust the pages to customize
their family’s Museum experience. The mobile
app can be downloaded at no cost through
the iTunes Store and Google Play. The Magic
House’s Education, Marketing and Technology
Committees collaborated on its development.
Generously made possible by Ron and Carmen
Cameron, the mobile app is just one more
tool to encourage parent and child interaction
throughout the Museum.
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HEALTH INITIATIVE
It’s a good fit for The Magic House. Thanks to a major federal grant from
the Institute of Museum and Library Services, The Magic House is
implementing a children’s health and wellness initiative designed to educate
families about making positive lifestyle choices. The project is also increasing
the Museum’s capacity to serve as a health and fitness resource in the St. Louis
community, where childhood obesity is on the rise. With support from the grant, The
Magic House hired a project director to serve as a community liaison; assembled a
Health Advisory Committee comprised of physicians and public health professionals
from hospitals, universities and community health organizations; and is creating a
health-related educational outreach program with interactive tabletop exhibits. This
grant will also expand our participation in the national children’s health agenda,
Good to Grow!, an initiative of the Association of Children’s Museums to assist
children’s museums in providing healthy choices for visitors.
In conjunction with our health initiative, The Magic House is offering a slew of events
and programs to pump kids up. One of these was the Worldwide Day of Play in
September. From hula hoops to hopscotch, families joined in this giant play date sponsored
by Nickelodeon that encourages families to get up, go out and play. Another partner in the event
was Let’s Move!, a movement launched by First Lady Michelle Obama to end the childhood obesity
epidemic within a generation. The Magic House is proud to be an official Let’s Move! Museum.
All the hustle and bustle didn’t stop there. Every month, The Magic House provides Fitness Fun
Fridays sponsored by Centene Corporation. On the first Friday evening of every month, visitors try
different physical pursuits, from ultimate Frisbee to basketball, and from kayaking to crossfit. Participants
even get pedometers to track their steps around the Museum. It’s all part of The Magic House’s ongoing
effort to get kids off on the right foot to start a lifetime of healthy habits.
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YOUNG PROFESSIONALS BOARD A new group of players passed go at The Magic
House in 2013: the Young Professionals
Board. These up-and-comers from area
corporations support the Museum’s mission by
raising funds and awareness for the Field Trip
Scholarship Fund, which provides free learning
experiences for children in need. The Young
Professionals Board hosted a sold-out
Magical Night of Trivia in March; rolled out a
food truck event, A Taste of Magic, in May; and
rooted for the Rams and Cardinals at a Monday
Night Watch Party at Kirkwood’s Buffalo Wild
Wings in October. These events were a win-win
for the Museum, raising more than $12,000 and
establishing the next generation of leaders.
GREAT FRIEND TO KIDS AWARD
The Magic House paid tribute to the ultimate
team player in November when we presented
the Great Friend to Kids Award to Bill
Canfield. A longtime leader at the Museum,
Bill was Board Chair during the 2009 capital
campaign that doubled the size of the facility,
and now serves on the President’s Council and
co-chairs the Endowment Committee to secure
The Magic House’s future. Bill’s dedication is
evident throughout the Museum, from the mosaic
hopscotch patio in our front yard to the model train
that pulls into Canfield Station daily.
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To gratefully acknowledge Bill’s commitment,
Board members, staff, community partners and
friends honored him at a hands-on breakfast,
complete with flying pancakes. The annual
ceremony enabled us to thank Bill for his
extraordinary dedication, and recognize the many
other donors who enabled us to provide beauty,
wonder, joy and magic to children, families and
schools in 2013.
START
OVER
REVENUES & SUPPORT
FINANCIALS
CAFE & MUSEUM SHOP
13%
MEMBERSHIP
13%
GRANTS &
CONTRIBUTIONS
28%
EDUCATION
& PROGRAM
SERVICES
11%
ADMISSIONS
35%
EXPENSES
MANAGEMENT & GENERAL
14%
FUNDRAISING
6%
COMBINED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
December 31, 2013 (Includes Operating, Building Fund
Board Designated Endowment Fund and Capital Campaign)
ASSETS
Cash $1,578,598
Investments4,627,827
Accounts receivable
2,444
Promises to give
2,151,475
Due from other funds
30,370
Inventory85,491
Prepaid expenses
10,593
Beneficial interest in
740,126
charitable remainder trust
Property, equipment & exhibits
18,161,974
Bond issuance costs, net
101,400
TOTAL ASSETS
LIABILITIES
Accounts payable & accrued expenses
Deferred revenue
Due to other funds
Note payable
Mortgage notes payable
TOTAL LIABILITIES
$27,490,298
$309,835
175,413
30,370
33,380
6,169,525
$6,718,523
NET ASSETS
Unrestricted:
Investment in property, equipment & exhibits 12,060,469
Board designated endowment
4,656,777
Board designated operating reserve
100,000
Operations-186,961
TOTAL UNRESTRICTED
$16,630,285
TOTAL NET ASSETS
$20,771,775
TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS
$27,490,298
Temporarily Restricted
4,141,490
EDUCATION &
PROGRAM SERVICES
80%
OPERATING STAT
EMENT OF ACTIVI
TY
For ye
ar ended December
31, 20
13
REVENUES & SU
PPORT
Admissions
2,087,944
Grants & Contributio
ns
1,
Memberships 667,977
775,961
Cafe & Museum Sh
op
74
9,933
Education & Program
Services
624,884
TOTAL REVENUE &
SUPPORT
$5,906,699
EXPENSES
Education & Program
Services
3,932,162
Management & Ge
neral
Fundraising 690,687
282,045
Total Expenses
4,904,894
Transfers Between Fu
nds
(982,966)
Increase in Net Asse
ts
18,839
Net Assets, Beginning
of year
1,159,151
NET OPERATING AS
SETS,
END OF YEAR
$1,177,990
2013
DONORS &
FRIENDS
OPERATING SUPPORT
Albrecht Family Foundation
Ameren Corporation
American Direct Marketing Resources
Arch Coal, Inc.
Bi-State Development Agency/Metro
The Boeing Company
Dana Brown Charitable Trust, U.S. Bank, Trustee
Ron and Carmen Cameron
Sally and Bill Canfield
Cardinals Care
Carr Lane Manufacturing Co.
Centene Charitable Foundation
Center Oil Company
Citi
Cooper Bussman
CVS Caremark
Datotel
Dierbergs Markets
Drury Hotels Company
Employees Community Fund of
Boeing St. Louis
Energizer Charitable Trust
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
Equifax
Express Scripts Foundation
Fifth Third Bank
Freeman Foundation
Edward Chase Garvey Memorial
Foundation
Clifford Willard Gaylord Foundation
Mrs. Myron Glassberg*
Graybar Foundation
Institute of Museum and Library Services
Mary Ranken Jordan and Ettie A. Jordan Charitable Foundation
William T. Kemper Foundation
— Commerce Bank, Trustee
Judy and Jerry Kent
The Kresge Foundation
Laclede Gas Company
Local County Farm Bureaus of Illinois and Missouri
Maritz
MasterCard Worldwide
MiTek, Inc.
Moneta Group Charitable Foundation
Monsanto Company
Northern Trust
Jane and Dave Peacock
PNC Foundation
Prairie Farms Dairy, Inc.
Regional Arts Commission of St. Louis
Regional Business Council
Rothman Furniture Stores
Saigh Foundation
Scottrade, Inc.
Sigma-Aldrich
St. Louis Blues 14 Fund
St. Louis Children’s Hospital
St. Louis Convention & Visitors Commission
St. Louis Rams
St. Louis Service Bureau Foundation
Target
Crawford Taylor Foundation
TRE Electric
The Trio Foundation of St. Louis
UBS Financial Services Inc.
Union Pacific Foundation
Earl E. and Myrtle E. Walker Foundation
Waterway Gas & Wash Company
Wells Fargo Advisors
Woodard Cleaning and Restoration
STAR SOCIETY MEMBERS
SUPERNOVAS
($10,000 and above)
August A. Busch III
Judy and Jerry Kent
Sally and Bill Canfield
Nance and Alan Frost
Jane and Dave Peacock
Myrtle Walker
SHOOTING STARS
($5,000-$9,999)
Jill and Dan Arbet
Ron and Carmen Cameron
Mary Ann Lee
SHINING STARS
($2,500-$4,999)
Judy and Gene Toombs
Linda and Peter Werner
Amanda and Justin Gioia
Margy and Gary Reim
Becky and Carleton Prothro
Brenda and Joe McKee
Ken and Amy Hannah
Aurora Networks in honor of Jerry Kent
Richard and Katherine Fitzer
Susan and Scott Jones
Tracey and Bill Marshall
Ray and Laurie Van de Riet
GLOWING STARS
($1,000-$2,499)
Pierre and Sandrine Courduroux
John and Karen Drexler
Cassandra and Keith Sanford
Nancy and Joe Sellinger
Tom and Jane Wulf
Paul and Susan K. Goldberg
Julie and Travis Kearbey
Peggy and Tom White
The Darr Family
Susie and Jim Erlinger
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Billhartz
Maureen and Daniel Borkowski
Greg and Lisa Boyce
Employees of Brown Smith Wallace
Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Browning
Mr. and Mrs. Jared Cavness
Sarah and Scott Collins
The Costas Family
Peters Family Charitable Fund
Jennifer and Kevin Demoff
Nancy and D.J. Diemer
John W. Dodson, Sr.
Arnold and Hazel Donald
Derick and Sally Driemeyer
Ellen and Henry Dubinsky
Ms. Mary Ellen Edmiston
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Farrell
Linda and Steve Finerty
Nancy and Steve Fox
Linda and Jesse Hunter
Alex Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford N. McDonnell Foundation
Karen and Scott Monette
Merry and Jim Mosbacher
Anita and John O’Connell
Carrie and Brad Pittenger
Shelley and Tom Lavender
Drs. Madhavi Kandula and Mitchell Platin
ANNUAL FUND DONORS
($500-$999)
Drs. Helen and Matt Parsons
The Adelman Family
Dennis and Jen Barnes
Brian and Crista Beracha
Dwyer Brown and Nancy Reynolds
Dr. William H. Danforth
The Murov Family
Carrie and Matt Embleton
Beth and Brock Fitzgerald
Bettie Gershman
Judy and Harvey Harris
Mary Kullman
Roger and Bekki Miller
Kari and Dan Peterson
Beverly and Todd Propst
Marsha and Bill Rusnack
Greg and Becky Smith
The Oliver Group
Caring and Sharing Program Inc.
Julie and Peter Villhard
Lesley and Matt Wagner
($250-$499)
Bethany and Josh Altis
Ms. Thelma Z. Altis
Stephanie and Jeff Bahr
Mike and Liz Basler
Mark and Ramsey Botterman
Sue and Jim Breckenridge
Mr. and Mrs. B.A. Bridgewater, Jr.
Michael T. Carpenter
Dale Craig
Louise Darnell
Mike and Lee DeCola
Laura and Norm Eaker
Gerald and Ida H. Early
Barbie Freund
Michael H. Freund
Ken and Barb Fritz
Brenda Fyfe
Marissa Gibbs
Barbara and David Gifford
Matthew and Colleen Glisson
Barbara B. Goodman
Michael and Diedre Gray
Andy Greenberg and Maureen Jamieson
Lisa Greening and Sam Blumoff
Deb and Richard Grossman
The Hasek Family
Dan and Pamela Hermann
Greg and Jennifer Hewett
Bryan and Eve Hindrichs
Debra Hollingsworth and Mark Stayce
The Hutchcraft Family
Jane and Joel Hylen
Carla and Mike Krakoviak
Rebecca and Chris Lee
Jeff Maloy
Mr. and Mrs. Art McDonnell
Mary and Gary Mindel
Carolyn Moritz
Jeff and Patty Otto
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Padousis
Vicki and Jon Peckron
Chris Potts and Beth Snell
Karen G. Priest
Susie and Jonathan Sachs
Mary Ellen Schukai
Glenn Johnson Sheffield
Heidi and Ian Silberman
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Steinback
Laura and Carl Strasser
Jeanine and Andy Strauss
Carmen Ubarri and Daniel Parietti
Robert Uhlenhop
The Honorable E. Richard Webber
Marianne and Chris Wolken
Cathy Yost
Amy and Luke Zebala
($100-$249)
Robert E. Anderson
Susie and Mike Auinbauh
Paula Burdge
Matthew Burkemper
Barb and Jim Byerly
Steve and Jana Carani
CBIZ St. Louis in honor of
Cheryl Darr
Ceresia Family
In honor of Steven Busch
Martha and Jim Conzelman in honor
of Bill Canfield
Jamie Cook
Mr. and Mrs. William Cornelius
Ann and Bill Corrigan
Sandra Dillard
Anne and Jim Fischer
Jill Fivecoat and Tom Dankovich
Anthony and Brandi Frierdich
Matt and Ann Giljum
Alex and Olivia Glenn
Daniel Goldberg and Mary Cullen
Jen and Cap Grossman
Nelson Harbor
Liz, Grace and Andrew Hartman
Kathy and Larry Hill
Gina and Jim Jaksetic
Ernie and Pauline Jaworski
Mrs. Henry O. Johnston
Keith and Betty Karau
Ralph and Marie Kelly in honor
of Jerry Kent
Billie and Myron Klevens
Laura McBride
Kelly and David Minifie
Sarah and Andy Mize
Jean and Alva Moog
Tim and Betsey Mooney
Eleanor J. Moore
Ms. Katy Mullins
Peter Neidorff
Keith and Tammie O’Leary
Carolyn and Dennis Owen
Ida and Fred Perabo
Richard and Stephanie Phillips
Susan and William Piper
Judy and Paul Putzel
Bridget and Jerry Rodriguez
Jeremy Roe and Stephanie Boone
Janelle and Brett Roethemeyer
Katherine and David Schukai
Theresa and Scott Secrest
Tony Shanks and Jamie Donnelly
John W. Sheehan
Chad and Amelia Stiening
Cynthia and Stuart Sweet
Nancy and Tim Tegeler
Mrs. Margaret C. Uhlemeyer
UMSL in honor of Julie Tubbs
Wayne and Mary Walker
Katie Ward
Erin and Jeff Wist
Joe and Barbara Wolf
SUSTAINING THE MAGIC:
TODAY, TOMORROW AND
ALWAYS ENDOWMENT FUND
LEADERSHIP GIFTS
COMMUNITY GIFTS
Dennis Barnes, Jr.
Maureen and Daniel Borkowski
Mark and Ramsey Botterman
Matuschka and Malcolm Briggs
Deborah and Richard Grossman
Harvey and Judy Harris
Dr. and Mrs. Art J. McCoy II
Gary and Mary Mindel
Michelle and John O’Toole
Mary Ellen Schukai
Dr. John and Linda Urkevich
Tom and Chris Williams
Emerson
Jerry and Judy Kent
Jack C. Taylor
A GRAND KNIGHT
GRANDEST SPONSOR
LEGACY GIFTS
GRANDER SPONSORS
Vicki and Doug Hill
Edward Jones
Tracey and William Marshall
Karen and Jim Castellano
RubinBrown LLP
Sally and Perry Schoenecker
Scottrade, Inc.
Peggy and Patrick Sly
Judy and Gene Toombs
SPECIAL GIFTS
GRAND SPONSORS
Bill and Sally Canfield
Gene and Judy Toombs
MAJOR GIFTS
Anonymous
Brown Shoe Company
Dana Brown Charitable Trust, U.S. Bank, Trustee
John and Karen Drexler
Ron and Cheri Fromm
Drs. Madhavi Kandula and Mitchell Platin
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Lenke
Keith and Cassandra Sanford
Dave and Suzie Spence
Spoehrer Family Charitable Trust
Madeleine Elkins and Harvey Wallace
Tom and Jane Wulf
BENEFACTOR GIFTS
Greg and Jennie Billhartz
Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Browning
The Costas Family
Mike and Shirley Cunningham
Jennifer and Kevin Demoff
Gene and Kim Diederich
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Farrell
Thomas and Shelley Lavender
Kathryn and George Love
Laura J. McBride
Joe and Brenda McKee
Patrick and Peggy Sly
Bob and Gerry Virgil
Carmen and Ron Cameron
Mary Beth and Jerry Daniels
Laura and Norm Eaker
Beth and Brock Fitzgerald
Cheri and Ron Fromm
Margy and Gary Reim
Nancy and Joe Sellinger
Evie and Rick Stockell
Ann and Gary Walshauser
Joyce Wood
BABY GRAND SPONSORS
AT&T Missouri
The Honorable Bruce S. Buckland
William Danforth
Bonnie and L.B. Eckelkamp
Peggy and Frank Gundlach
Cathy and Jack Inkley
Mary Beth and Bob Kalinich
Nancy and Ken Kranzberg
Peggy and Jerry Ritter
Sunset Ford
DONORS
Raymond and Debbie Bentele
Jeanne and Jim Boden
Crystal and John Beuerlein
Terry and Jim Coleman
Randy Costas
Dr. William H. Danforth
Sandy Dillard
Donna and Joe Drozda
Janice and Michael Effinger
Barbara English
Annette and John Fudemberg
Barbara and Michael Hurst
Tony and Jane Jokerst
Billie and Myron Klevens
Leslie and Ken Kotiza
Sharon Kramer and Parvin Tramel
Pam and Jerry Mayer
Ben and Marilyn McDougall
Melissa and Jack McDougall
Rita and Mike Mooney
Jim and Judy O’Donnell
Susan Price
Harriet and Arnie Sallaberry
Carolyn and Dan Schaub
Carol and Phil Schwab
Krista and Mark Sucher
Kathi and Ken Tacony
Liz and Ken Teasdale
Sissy and Ted Thomas
Kim Tucci
Susan and Peter Tuteur
Harvey Wallace and Madeleine Elkins
Gayle and Jack Wienert
FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS GALA
PRESENTING SPONSOR
Edward Jones
VIP COCKTAIL HOUR SPONSOR
Lodging Hospitality Management
TOUCHDOWN SPONSORS
Centene Charitable Foundation
MiTek Industries, Inc.
Moneta Group Charitable Foundation
Monsanto Company
FIELD GOAL SPONSORS
The Boeing Company
Judy and Jerry Kent
Tim and Elizabeth Swank
Brown Smith Wallace, LLC
FIRST DOWN SPONSORS
Anonymous
Argent Capital Management
Bill and Sally Canfield
Graybar Electric Company, Inc.
KellyMitchell Group, Inc.
Beth and Larry Lenke
Nestle Purina PetCare Company
Scottrade, Inc.
St. Louis Rams
UMB Bank
KICKOFF SPONSORS
AHM Financial Group
Ameren
Jennie and Greg Billhartz
Bryan Cave
Laura and Steven Busch
Valerie and Steve Carr
Cheryl and Jeff Darr
Jennifer and Kevin Demoff
Kim and Gene Diederich
Equifax Workforce Solutions
Dr. Matthew and Stephanie Hosler
Vinay and Sona Kamat
Laclede Gas Company
Moneta Group, LLC
PNC Wealth Management
Carolyn and Dan Schaub
Smith McGehee Insurance Solutions
Melissa and Chris Swank
SSM St. Clare Health Center
USA Mortgage
KICKOFF PARTY SPONSORS
Linda and Jesse Hunter
DONORS
Leonard Adewunmi
Stephanie and Jeff Bahr
Susan Barrett
Matt and Megan Barry
Kevin Bastien
Cathy and Jim Berges
Greg and Jennie Billhartz
Mary and Ken Bower
Mary and Matthew Bower
Jami Boyles
Cale Bradford and Rocio Romero
Ann Buck
Matthew Burkemper
Laura and Steven Busch
Steve and Jana Carani
Cheri and John Carmody
Ashley Carr
Valerie and Steve Carr
Karen and Jim Castellano
Pam and Jared Cavness
Carrie and Kyle Chapman
Brian and Megan Clinton
Jay and Sara Cogan
Scott and Sarah Collins
Drs. Dan and Amber Cooper
Bill and Ann Corrigan
Randy Costas
Pierre and Sandrine Courduroux
Jason and Lynn Crawford
Andre Dalla
Pamela Dame
Kevin and Jennifer Demoff
David and Alison Desloge
Marni and Jeremy Deutsch
Sue and Greg Dierberg
JiaMin and Mike Dierberg
Nicole and Joseph DiMartini
Carrie and Matt Embleton
Lynn and Vincent Ferrari
Chris and Amy Fikes
Linda and Steve Finerty
Logan Finerty
Shereen and Michael Fischer
Beth and Brock Fitzgerald
Sayler and Kevin Fleming
Angela and Brendan Freeman
Anthony and Elise Frisella
Sandy and David Gantt
Susan and Jeff Gibbs
Justin and Amanda Gioia
Diedre and Mike Gray
Mary Hahn
Wendy and Neil Hershey
Keith Hock
Jeff and Susie Horowitz
Linda and Jesse Hunter
Greg and Victoria Iken
Kathy and Brad Iversen
Susan and Scott Jones
Jim and Amy Kalishman
Vinay and Sona Kamat
Travis and Julie Kearbey
Sara and Mike Keller
Rob and Julie Koontz
Shelley and Tom Lavender
Mark Levine
Kymberly and Mark Locigno
Kathryn and George Love
Renai and Brian Lowry
Joan and Michael Malloy
Norma and Robby McGehee
Jen and Matt McHugh
Brenda and Joe McKee
Mai and Michael McLaughlin
Melissa and Rob Merlin
Chris and Cyndi Michalak
Gary and Mary Mindel
Kelly and David Minifie
Karen and Scott Monette
Marty and Jill Moore
Jim and Merry Mosbacher
Peter Neidorff
Marcelle and Ridley Pearson
Ted and Kathy Peckron
Kelly and Chuck Pfister
Carrie and Brad Pittenger
Anna and David Poger
Beverly and Todd Propst
Barrett Pumphrey
Elizabeth and Michael Purcell
Maurice and Catherine Quiroga
Richard and Kellie Resek
Shelly and Greg Reynolds
Paula and Rodger Riney
Susie and Jonathan Sachs
Joel and Jessica Samson
Cassandra and Keith Sanford
Carolyn and Dan Schaub
Matt and Brooke Schaub
Scott and Theresa Secrest
David Limbrick and Catherine Seltzer
Drs. Jamie Donnelly and Anthony Shanks
Mark Shapiro
Stacey and Mike Shearer
Torbjorn and Dee Ann Sjogren
Nelson and Katie Spencer
Amanda and Andy Sugarman
Chris and Melissa Swank
Peter Swank
Cathy and Matt Thayer
Lynn and Gene Toombs, IV
Daniel Parietti and Carmen Ubarri
Sara and Mike Wade
Lesley and Matt Wagner
Kelly and Aaron Walbrandt
Katie Ward
Richard and Josephine Weil
Erin and Jeff Wist
Melissa and Mark Wofford
Chris and Marianne Wolken
Joyce F. Wood
Lauren and John Wright
Linda and David Wolf
Jane and Tom Wulf
Employees Community Fund of
Boeing St. Louis
Enterprise Holdings Foundation
Equifax
Express Scripts Foundation
Linda and Steve Finerty
Freeman Foundation
Cheri and Ron Fromm
Institute of Museum and Library Services
Jones Pharma
JSM Charitable Trust
The Kresge Foundation
Nancy Kalishman
William T. Kemper Foundation—
Commerce Bank, Trustee
Mr. and Mrs. Jerald L. Kent
Laclede Gas Company
Mary Ann Lee
J.E. and L.E. Mabee Foundation
Maritz
Tracey and Bill Marshall
MasterCard Worldwide
The May Department Stores Company Foundation
Anne and John McDonnell
Monsanto Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert C. Moog*
Karman and Gary* Parker
Prairie Farms Dairy, Inc.
Regional Arts Commission
Saigh Foundation
Doris Schnuck*
Schnuck Markets, Inc.
Spoehrer Family Charitable Trust
LIFETIME DONORS
St. Louis Children’s Hospital
(Cumulative gifts of $100,000
Sunnen Foundation
and above)
Tim and Elizabeth Swank
A.G. Edwards
Target
Ameren Corporation
Jack C. Taylor
Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene M. Toombs
Anonymous (2)
Gerry and Bob Virgil
Associated General Contractors of St. Louis
Myrtle and Earl* Walker
Bernoudy Foundation
Wells Fargo Advisors
The Boeing Company
Whitaker Foundation
Brown Shoe Company, Inc.
August A. Busch III Charitable Trust
IN-KIND CONTRIBUTORS
Mr. and Mrs. William W. Canfield
Cassie Anderson
Centene Charitable Foundation
Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc.
Cepia, LLC
Art on the Vines
Charter Communications, Inc.
ArtMart
Citi
Laura Kathleen Baker
Clifford Willard Gaylord Foundation
Bar Method St. Louis
Crawford Taylor Foundation
Beam Inc.
Dana Brown Charitable Trust
Blood & Sand
Deer Creek Foundation
Malcolm Briggs
Nancy and D.J. Diemer
Joe Buck
Hazel and Arnold Donald
Buffalo Wild Wings
Harry Edison Foundation
Laura and Steven Busch
Edward Jones
Ron Cameron
Emerson
Valerie and Steve Carr
Cheree Berry Paper
Christina Studios
Clare’s of Clayton
COCA
CODI
Contemporary Art Museum of St. Louis
Randy Costas
Crown Valley Winery
Chef Matt Daughaday
Jennifer and Kevin Demoff
Marni and Jeremy Deutsch
Nicole and Joe DiMartini
EBP Designs
EPC Inc., a CSI Leasing Company
Extra Virgin, an Olive Ovation
Christine Fitzpatrick
Five Bistro
Forsyth School
Fox Sports Midwest
The Fabulous Fox Theater
The Gifted Gardener
Ginger Bay Salon & Spa
Great Harvest Bread Co.
Grey Eagle Distributors
Hahn Family Wines
Harvest Restaurant
Hidden Valley
Hilton St. Louis at the Ballpark
Home Wine Kitchen
Houlihan’s
Linda and Jesse Hunter
James Durbin Jewelry Design
Jill Jasper
Jon Jay and Nicki Stecich
K. Hall Designs
Kangaroo Kids
The Kreikemeier Family
Laurie Solet
Lisa Tillman Ceramics
Major Brands
Marta’s Boutique
Davette J. Mayer
Mission Taco Joint
Missouri Botanical Garden
Missouri History Museum
Molldeli’s
Naked Vine
Oh Lolli Lolli
Paric Corporation
Peabody Opera House
Pepper Lounge
Prana Yoga
PRP Wine International
Qdoba Mexican Grill
Saint Louis Art Museum
Keith and Cassandra Sanford
Becky Sauerbrunn
Schlafly Bottleworks
Smartflyer St. Louis
Southwest Airlines
St. Louis Academy of Dance
St. Louis Audio Visual
St. Louis Blues
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis Rams
St. Louis Symphony
St. Louis Zoo
Stages St. Louis
Scott Stephenson
Evie and Rick Stockell
Strauss Peyton Photography
Sweet Boutique
Tani Sushi Bistro
Texas Roadhouse
The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis
Three Sixty
USA Women’s Softball
Walbrandt Technology
Wells Fargo Advisors
Willow and Shea
Wolken Family Dental
Budrovich
CHARACTERplus
Children’s Heart Foundation Missouri Chapter
Children’s Miracle Network
Churchill Center & School
City Academy
City of Kirkwood
City of St. Louis Division of Youth and Family Services
Clark Academy of Irish Dance
The Clowns, LLC
Color-Art
Complete Music
Confluence Academy
Confucius Institute at Webster University
Cooperating School Districts
Cornerstone Center for Early Learning
CrossFit St. Louis
Delta Gamma Center for Children with Visual Impairments
Disabled Athlete Sports Association
Down Syndrome Association of Greater
St. Louis
MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES East Madison Cookies
Amgen
Fabick CAT
AT&T
First Book – St. Louis
Bank of America
Foster and Adoptive Care Coalition
Boeing
Friends of Kids with Cancer
Brown Shoe Company, Inc.
Gateway Hemophilia Association
Covidien
Giant Steps of St. Louis
Elsevier
Girl Scouts of Eastern Missouri, Inc.
Emerson
Go! St. Louis
Equifax
Goodwill
Home Depot
Imaginary Theater Company
IMB Corporation
KEEN St. Louis
MasterCard Worldwide
Kingdom House
Merck
Kirkwood Fire Department
Monsanto
Kirkwood Public Library
Pfizer, Inc.
Kirkwood School District
Union Pacific
Leslie Kotiza
U.S Bancorp
Lambert—St. Louis International Airport
Verizon
Leftovers, etc.
LifeBridge Partnership
COMMUNITY PARTNERS
Life Skills
Affton School District
Little Bit Foundation
Alpine Shop
Little Patriots Embraced
American Diabetes Association
Make-A-Wish Foundation of Missouri
Association of Children’s Museums
March of Dimes
Association of Midwest Museums
Marygrove
Autism Speaks
Mercy Children’s Hospital St. Louis
Bayless School District
Metro West Towing
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Eastern Missouri Mid Continent Van Service Inc.
Big Muddy Dance Company
Miss Amazing
Blue Skies Recycling
Mission: St. Louis
Bobcat of St. Louis
Moog Center for Deaf Education
Boy Scouts of America Greater St. Louis Moolah Shrine Circus
Area Council
Nine Network of Public Media
Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater St. Louis
Normandy School District
Breckenridge Material Co.
Parents as Teachers
Pickleman’s Gourmet Café
Play 60
Prairie Farms Dairy
Presbyterian Children’s Home and Services
Pujols Family Foundation
Rally St. Louis
Ranken Jordan Pediatric Hospital
Ready Readers
Republic Services
Regional Arts Commission of St. Louis
Tim Reinhold Enterprises, LLC
Ritenour School District
River City Rascals
Shriner’s Hospital for Children
Smoothie King
Special Olympics Missouri
SSM Cardinal Glennon Children’s Medical Center
St. Louis ARC
St. Louis Area Foodbank
St. Louis Attractions Association
St. Louis Blues
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis Children’s Hospital
St. Louis Convention & Visitors Commission
St. Louis County Library
St. Louis Homeschool Network
St. Louis Learning Disabilities Association
St. Louis Public Library
St. Louis Public Schools
St. Louis Rams
St. Louis Science Center
Summit Produce
Sunnyhill, Inc.
Sunset Ford
Mark Sutherland
Texas Roadhouse
Tippi Toes Dance Company
Trans Lease
University of Missouri – St. Louis
Variety the Children’s Charity of St. Louis
Vetta Sports
Vee-Jay Cement Contracting Co. Inc.
Walker Scottish Rite Clinic for Childhood Speech and Language Disorders
Waste Management
Waterway Gas & Wash Company
Whole Foods Market – Town & Country
Y98
Youth in Need
YWCA Head Start
PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL
William W. Canfield
Pam Cavness
Nancy Diemer
Ida Early
Steve Finerty
Catherine French
Susan K. Goldberg
Deborah Grossman
Mary Kullman
Kathryn Elliott Love
Tracey Marshall
Laura McBride
Andy Newman
Nick Reding
Sally Schoenecker
Dave Spence
Gene Toombs
Bob Virgil
ENDOWMENT COMMITTEE
Mark Botterman
Bill Canfield
Randy Costas
Jerald L. Kent
Kathryn Elliott Love
Joan Malloy
Tracey Marshall
Nick Reding
Eugene M. Toombs
Harvey N. Wallace
MARKETING COMMITTEE
Bob Adelman
Jill Arbet
Dennis Barnes
Fred Bendaña
Matuschka Briggs
Annie Castellano
Eriko Clevenger
Dave Collett
Laura Duplain
Tom Fischer
Harvey A. Harris
Stacey Goldman
Bob Lachky
Bill McCullough
Aaron Perlut
Sara Schaecher
John Sheehan
Jessica Willingham
DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
Ann Corrigan
Gene Diederich
Jennifer Demoff
Justin Gioia
Susan Wofford Jones
Madhavi Kandula, MD
Beth Lenke
Kathryn Elliott Love
Laura McBride
Chip Walker
EDUCATION ADVISORY
COMMITTEE
Wendy Love Anderson
Carole G. Basile
Barbara E. Bragg
Maria Childress
Nahed Chapman
Alden W. Craddock
Kara Douglass
Brenda Fyfe
Mary Jo Griffin
Sarah Huisman
Craig Larson
Mary Lemkemeier
Sherri Linder-Lindquist
Ruth Mach
Christy Magnusen
Art J. McCoy II
Nahid Nader-Hashemi
Helen Parsons
Nancy Schneider
Sally Schoenecker
Don Senti
Lucia Signorelli
Greg Stevens
Netra Taylor
John A. Urkevich
Matt Virgil
Thomas Williams
FACILITY COMMITTEE
Tom Benning
Arthur Floyd
Barbie Freund
Brenda McKee
Gary Mindel
Michelle O’Toole
Tom White
HUMAN RESOURCES
COMMITTEE
Sarajeni Hammond
Travis Kearbey
Beverly L. Propst
Katie Swengros
Sara E. Wade
Jane Wulf
HEALTH ADVISORY
COMMITTEE
Rachelle Bartnick
Denise Bentele
Kendra Copanas
Marie Davis
Cathy Hogan
Rachael Juehring
Julie Kapp
Debbie Kiel
Matt Kreuter
Nancy Lieberman
Mary Mason
Linda Neumann
Catina O’Leary
Helen Parsons
Lindsey Reed
Shelley Smith
Melissa Swank
Tara Todd
Michelle Turner-Watson
Pam Walker
Diana Wilhold
Ann Young
TECHNOLOGY TASK FORCE
David Brown
Ron Cameron
Shirley Cunningham
Brandon Elliott
Joel Hylen
Cassandra Sanford
Tim Swank
FRIENDS COMMITTEE
Mary Bower
Liz Bronstein
Laura Busch
Valerie Carr
Randy Costas
Jennifer Demoff
Marni Deutsch
Nicole DiMartini
Susie Erlinger
Devon Fischer
Angela Freeman
Elise Frisella
Linda Hunter
Amy Kalishman
Laura McBride
Norma McGehee
Anna Poger
Shelly Reynolds
Susie Sachs
Laura Schukar
Melissa Swank
Chrissie Wojciechowski
GRAND COMMITTEE
Cookie Arneson
Sue Breckenridge
Barbara Bridgewater
Carmen Cameron
Karen Castellano
Mary Beth Daniels
Donna Drozda
Cheri Fromm
Peggy Gundlach
Vicki Hill
Cathy Inkley
Mary Beth Kalinich
Susie Knopf
Leslie Kotiza
Margy Reim
Sally Schoenecker
Nancy Sellinger
Peggy Sly
Kathi Tacony
Judy Toombs
Ann Walshauser
YOUNG PROFESSIONALS
BOARD
Daniel Baker
Laura Kathleen Baker
Emily Bonham
Sherin J. Bruning
Michael T. Carpenter
Kyle Eversgerd
Scott Favazza
Jonathan Frech
Kelly Fritz
Randy Girsch
Keisha Mabry
Matthew Schaub
Danny Sherling
Amanda Short
Kimberly Ta
Timothy Torretta
Lauren Wright
John W. Wright, Jr.
*deceased
The Magic House is grateful to all our
donors and regrets any errors or omissions
in these lists. Please call The Magic
House’s Development Department at
314.288.2516 to revise our records.
516 S. Kirkwood Road
St. Lous, MO 63122
314.822.8900
www.magichouse.org