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20 14 ANNUAL REPORT you are in action CAMPAIGN RESULTS In 2010, ArtsWave launched with a new name and an expanded mission: to be a leader and regional catalyst that works to advance the vitality and vibrancy of Greater Cincinnati by mobilizing the creative energy of the entire community. Four years later, our ongoing transformation has produced some amazing results. BY THE NUMBERS More than 40,000 gifts More than 24,700 people made gifts of $150 or less 1,034 leadership gifts of $1,500 or more 258 workplace giving campaigns 219 corporate gifts $12 Million contributed 2014 WAS A RECORD-BREAKING YEAR FOR THE ARTSWAVE CAMPAIGN, with more than 40,000 donors contributing over $12 million. We could not have achieved this milestone without the incredible leadership of Campaign Chair Melanie Healey, her Campaign Cabinet, our Board of Trustees, and the thousands of volunteers, companies, and foundations who invest in our arts and cultural institutions. In the coming months, ArtsWave will invest those dollars in more than 100 arts organizations across Greater Cincinnati, but the story doesn’t end there. Yes, ArtsWave is the region’s largest Funder of the arts, but that’s just one role that we play. As a Connector, we bring people together through the arts with fun workplace campaigns and exciting experiences. As an Aggregator, ALEC IA KINTNER President CREATING SOCIAL BUZZ • 31% increase in unique visitors to our website • 9,000 video plays on our YouTube and Vimeo channels • 1,900 impressions on Pinterest • 12% growth in Twitter followers • 1,400 net new Likes on Facebook page • 5,000+ unique user interactions on Facebook > we gather stories and data about the collective impact of the arts on our region. As a Partner, we team up with arts organizations, businesses, and leading civic organizations to leverage that impact for the good of all. In our funding, storytelling, and strategy, ArtsWave amplifies the power of the arts in our community. No one person can contribute enough to sustain more than 100 arts organizations. No one arts organization can bring arts experiences to everyone who lives here. The ArtsWave story is one of collective action by the community, for the community. It’s the story of tens of thousands of people giving what they can to make our region an amazing place to live. When we see how our region is growing and thriving because of your investment in the arts, we know that’s ArtsWave in Action. 2014 ANNUAL REPORT what is in action? 2014’S FOUR BIG GOALS: 1 1 To raise $12 million in contributions 2014’S BURNING QUESTION: How does each contribution to ArtsWave make a difference for the community? With the help of marketing experts from P&G, POSSIBLE, and Stanard Design, we developed a new marketing campaign that brings the impact of the arts to life: ArtsWave in Action. 2 2 To attract more than 40,000 gifts 3 3 To increase engagement and excitement in workplace campaigns ArtsWave in Action helps community members connect the dots between their gift to ArtsWave and their personal experience of the impact of the arts. In print, digital, and social media, the ArtsWave in Action message and images inspired donors to take action for their community. The results were for the record books. 4 4 To create new ways of giving outside of workplace campaigns MAKING HISTORY… THAT’S ARTSWAVE IN ACTION 2014 SOURCES OF SUPPORT: 9% INDIVIDUAL RESIDENTIAL 27% CORPORATE 63% INDIVIDUALS 10% FOUNDATIONS & OTHER 54% INDIVIDUAL WORKPLACE CAMPAIGN HISTORY: A RECORD-BREAKING YEAR 2010 $11 2011 $11 2012 $11.2 2013 $11.5 2014 $12,015,031 0 $3 in millions MEL ANIE HEALEY Chair of the 2014 Campaign and Group President, P&G North America. “ $6 $9 $12 $15 We are thrilled to announce more than $12 million in contributions – the highest amount ever raised by any community campaign for the arts in the country. Cincinnati is at an unprecedented tipping point: from the Banks to Over-the-Rhine to our thriving suburbs on both sides of the river, people are participating in the arts like never before. And it’s been inspiring to see how companies, individuals, and new partners have come together to support the arts. ” 3 CAMPAIGN RESULTS ArtsWave understands the tremendous value of business partnerships. Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center at CincySings. J. Sheldon Photography APR 9 DREW LACHEY @DrewLachey Getting ready to hit the stage for @ArtsWave #CincySings show. “ 4 > In 2014, 258 companies ran workplace giving campaigns, and gifts from those campaigns account for 54% of the total campaign. In turn, ArtsWave builds value for partner companies year-round, providing fun and exciting opportunities for employee engagement that help them connect deeply with their community. of an audience of 1,400 at the Aronoff Center in April. Hosted by Drew Lachey, the high-energy evening raised over $20,000 for the ArtsWave campaign and gave everyone new reasons to cheer for their colleagues. Nine of the 10 companies participating in CincySings increased their total giving to the campaign this year. CincySings Designed to build employee engagement around ArtsWave workplace giving campaigns as well as raise new dollars, CincySings invited companies to hold internal choir competitions and then send their winning choirs to face-off in a friendly showdown. Ten local companies performed in front ArtsWave ArtsPass This signature benefit program connects donors to discounts and special offers from more than 30 arts organizations, plus restaurants, shops, and the Cincinnati Reds. ArtsWave ArtsPass makes it easy to discover all the amazing arts our region has to offer. More than 16,000 donors gave $75 CincySings brought our employees together in a new and creative way. It helped us raise more funds for ArtsWave than ever before and also generated a lot of goodwill and team spirit among the entire company. ” MANNY RIOS President and CEO, American Modern Insurance Group 2014 ANNUAL REPORT partners in action Employees at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center cheer during a workplace campaign event. or more and requested to receive the ArtsPass in 2014; over 3,000 offers have been downloaded from the ArtsPass website over the past year. Leadership Giving An increase in leadership giving also contributed to the success of the campaign, with more than 1,000 individuals giving $1,500 or more. With support from generous challenge grants from the Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile, Jr./U.S. Bank Foundation and P&G, ArtsWave secured 272 new leadership gifts. In addition, ArtsWave launched the Women’s Leadership Roundtable to encourage investment and interaction by women leaders in and for the arts. Young Professional Engagement ArtsWave’s Young Professional donor circle more than doubled in size in 2014, growing to 3,564 YPs contributing $488,097. To better connect these donors with the region’s myriad cultural and civic opportunities, ArtsWave introduced the CincYPerks program for YP donors in collaboration with C-Change Class 8 of the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber. Exclusive offers and activities are built into the program, which functions as a unique clearinghouse for engaging YPs in arts and entertainment. Amazing Arts Race Thirty-five teams from 41 companies competed in ArtsWave’s 2014 Amazing Arts Race for young professionals. More than 100 participants from Fifth Third Bank, Kroger, Macy’s, GE Aviation, and more followed clues in this one-of-a-kind arts scavenger hunt. Stops along this year’s course included Kennedy Heights Arts Center, the Taft Museum of Art, Elementz, and Know Theatre. PNC Bank employees share their portraits at their workplace event. CHRISTOPHER HATHAWAY @ccoolpeepl MT @AW AmazingRace #AWAmazingRace @ MNTRCircus Team 36, Where Are Thou - Clue 1 > 5 CAMPAIGN RESULTS APR 11 Macy’s Arts Sampler AMY QUINN @Rosemamie Arts Sampler weekend returns this Saturday! Don’t miss all the best our city has to offer! @Macys Arts #Sampler2014 @ArtsWave Macy’s Arts Sampler with NrityArpana Indian Dance at the Taft Museum of Art. Mikki Schaffner Photography > engagement in action Toast “2” the Arts MAR 5 RIGHTEOUS ROOM @RighteousRoom Help benefit the @ArtsWave today by enjoy TWO top-rated wines for “Toast 2 The Arts”, $2 donated on glasses & $6 for bottles! #ArtsWaveWine I enjoy that I can “try” out a lot of different kinds of arts with my children/husband to see what they will enjoy before committing to spending a lot of money on tickets. Quite surprisingly, my 11-year-old LOVED opera! Who knew?? > At the same time workplace campaigns were kicked into high gear, ArtsWave expanded its reach to donors outside the office. Events like Macy’s Arts Sampler and special promotions with the Cincinnati Reds and local restaurants provided fun ways for everyone to support and engage with the arts. 6 “ MACY’S ARTS SAMPLER ATTENDEE Macy’s Arts Sampler More than 10,000 people attended three Macy’s Arts Sampler Saturdays showcasing the area’s arts organizations. Events included arts from many world cultures including Japanese choral music, African drumming, and Russian folk dancing. ” Toast “2” the Arts! For the first time, more than 20 local restaurants, bars and hotels supported the campaign by offering two specially selected “ArtsWave wines” on their menus and donating $2 from the sale of every glass to the campaign. ArtsWave helped promote the businesses, making it a win-win for everyone. Participating establishments included Nada, Jean Robert’s Table, Local 127, The Precinct, The Cincinnatian Hotel, and Hilton Netherlands among others. 2014 ANNUAL REPORT DAVID CHARLES LEWIS Macy’s Arts Sampler at Music Hall. Mikki Schaffner Photography @dcl72 APR 9 Day out at the @Reds game with #AnyDirection and friends for @ArtsWave #CincySings > Arts Fans Step Up to the Plate The Cincinnati Reds extended their partnership with ArtsWave by creating a special discount on Reds tickets for the month of April and donating a portion of each ticket to the campaign. Over 1,000 tickets were sold through this promotion. “ Friend-Raising For the first time, ArtsWave enlisted volunteer ambassadors to post and blog about the arts and the ArtsWave Community Campaign. These volunteers invited their networks to contribute to one of 18 online micro-giving campaigns that were customized to their interests. With their help, these campaigns brought in 228 donations totaling $17,717. I found out about places I didn’t know existed and will be back to enjoy them in the future. MACY’S ARTS SAMPLER ATTENDEE ” 7 CAMPAIGN RESULTS ArtsWave is making a strategic investment in driving two key impacts for our region: a vibrant regional economy and a more connected community. Macy’s Arts Sampler at Cincinnati Shakespeare Company. Mikki Schaffner Photography FEB 9 UNITEDWAY CINCINNATI Here are a few thoughts from community members about their experience of ArtsWave in Action @UnitedWayGC The @ArtsWave #campaign is on! Let’s help them reach their $12M goal & make Gr. #Cincinnati an amazing place to live! #Give2ArtsWave A VIBR ANT REGIONAL ECONOMY “We consider the Covedale Center to be one of the anchors offering this site an exceptional competitive advantage. The theater consistently draws tens of thousands of people from throughout the region. Their audiences have long been contributors to the neighborhood economy and in effect contributors to the neighborhood’s revitalization.” > “ I love going to Rhythm & Motion! The people in the class are all different demographics, including gender, age, size, and ethnicity, but we all come together to dance. I think I’ve made more friends by going to dance class than I have anywhere else in the city! KRYSTEN Rhythm & Motion student at the Cincinnati Ballet 8 ” – Diana Vakharia, Director of Economic Development, Price Hill Will “…Manifest’s shows bring 200-300 potential customers from outside the neighborhood monthly… I have been in business almost 2 years now and chose to locate my business in East Walnut Hills specifically because of Manifest Gallery’s presence.” – Shawna Guip, Owner, Hi-Bred vintage shop “My job at the Oxford Visitors Bureau is to help promote a place that both welcomes visitors and encourages tourism in our community. When somebody says, “Oh, yeah, Oxford has that cool Shakespeare-y thing going on” that puts Oxford on the map and gives us something to be proud of… we plan to continue our partnership with OCAC and Cincinnati Shakespeare in the Park every summer, indefinitely.” – Jessica Greene, Executive Director, Oxford Visitors Bureau A MORE CONNECTED COMMUNITY “I liked when there were 240 dudes in the room together in the Boychoir because there were more friends to make. I believe that we could make a song that would make the worst of enemies into the best of friends.” – Aiden, age 10, Cincinnati Boychoir “A mother pulled me aside to say that her son had a great deal of social anxiety and never wanted to go outside… CAC’s Thursday Art Play was the first program he expressed interest in attending and now he looks forward 2014 ANNUAL REPORT community impact agenda LISC Place Matters WALNUTHILLS@walnuthillsrf We’re thrilled with all of the amazing artists and performers that will be there thanks to @ArtsWave! #WeAreWalnutHills > to going each week… It’s allowed him to branch out and try other programs, and has finally given her some social freedom as they have made friends with other families who attend.” – CAC educator Elizabeth Hardin-Klink BUILDING CAPACITY IN THE ARTS In addition to grants, ArtsWave provides local arts organizations with access to shared resources, volunteers, and workshops with local and national experts. Regular convenings give arts organizations and professionals the chance to collaborate and share best practices. More than 300 local business professionals have received board training through ArtsWave’s BOARDway Bound program and been matched with more than three dozen different local arts groups. STR ATEGY IN ACTION In addition to funding direct grants for arts organizations, ArtsWave also invests in strategic initiatives to direct resources in alignment with broader community goals. In 2014, ArtsWave announced three initiatives relating to neighborhood development, community health, and arts education. LISC and Place Matters ” In May, ArtsWave announced a new partnership with LISC Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky to support arts activities in five Place Matters neighborhoods in the coming year. ArtsWave awarded $45,000 in grants to LISC’s designated community revitalization organizations in Avondale, Covington, Madisonville, Price Hill, and Walnut Hills. Each Place Matters neighborhood will use the funds to contract with arts organizations supported by ArtsWave, or to support activities that include community-building arts programs. Projects range from a Jazz and BBQ Festival in Madisonville, to arts exhibits and acting classes for youth to encourage peaceful conflict resolution in Avondale, to performances “ by Cincinnati Shakespeare Company in Price Hill schools. Interact for Health and Join the Fun In February, ArtsWave partnered with Interact for Health in the launch of its “Join the Fun” program, a series of community events to motivate residents of all ages to “get moving” and to build social connections. Together, the organizations provided $300,000 in funding to 21 organizations, including 4 arts organizations. Join the Fun arts activities included the Cincinnati Ballet’s Cincy Dances public dance event in Washington Park, among others. Arts Education Audit ArtsWave, in conjunction with The Greater Cincinnati Alliance for Arts Education (GCAAE), has partnered with Cincinnati Public Schools and Newport Independent Schools and Covington Independent Public Schools in Northern Kentucky to conduct an Arts Education Community Audit. The process is based on the “Community Audit for Arts Education” model, created by The Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. and has been conducted in a number of school districts across the country. Information gathered from survey data, interviews and community conversations will be compiled into a final report in the summer of 2014. This audit will give the community a clearer picture of how much access local students have to arts programs inside and outside the classroom, and where opportunities exist to increase students’ access to the arts. We typically think of the arts in terms of enrichment and self-expression, but they are also a great tool for building community. We’re so excited to have this opportunity to bring together diverse populations in East, West and Lower Price Hill, building cohesion through the shared experience of watching and participating in live performances. L AUREN FAULKNER Price Hill Will Asili Performing Arts Theatre at “ArtsWave Presents at CVG Airport” ” 9 CAMPAIGN RESULTS Macy’s Arts Sampler at Music Hall with the Cincinnati Ballet. Mikki Schaffner Photography in action across the region ArtsWave supports more than 100 arts organizations in 35 communities across the region. ARTSWAVE GR ANT RECIPIENTS: SEPTEMBER 2013 - AUGUST 2014 NORTH WEST Acting Up Community Theater of Mason Cincinnati Landmark Productions Blue Ash/Montgomery Symphony Orchestra Dearborn Highlands Arts Council Fitton Center for Creative Arts East Price Hill Improvement Association Hamilton-Fairfield Symphony Orchestra MAKETANK, Inc. Mayerson JCC Oxford Community Arts Center Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park Sorg Opera Revitalization Group Wyoming Fine Arts Center 10 Price Hill Will Price Hill Will – MYCincinnati Springfield Township Arts Enrichment Council Wagner Society of Cincinnati NORTHERN KENTUCKY Behringer-Crawford Museum City of Montgomery Macy’s Arts Sampler at MidPointe Library of West Chester Clermont Festivale Chorale Clermont Philharmonic Tri-State Chamber Players The Carnegie COR Music Project Center for Great Neighborhoods of Covington Grailville Retreat and Program Center Walnut Hills Redevelopment Foundation Footlighters Kennedy Heights Arts Center Kentucky Symphony Orchestra Showbiz Players EAST Artsy Fartsy Ballet Theatre Midwest Bi-Okoto Cultural Institute Center for Holocaust and Humanity Jazz Alive Lebanon Symphony Orchestra Madisonville Community Urban Redevelopment Corp. Manifest Creative Research Gallery & Drawing Center Neusole Glassworks Ohio Valley Woodturner’s Guild Women Writing for (a) Change CENTR AL Activities Beyond the Classroom Art Academy of Cincinnati ArtWorks Avondale Comprehensive Development Corp. Center for Independent Living Options: Art Beyond Boundaries 2014 ANNUAL REPORT PINTEREST.COM/ artswave/organizations-we-support/ For a complete map, visit www.pinterest.com/ArtsWave to locate over 100 organizations in dozens of regional communities who received support from ArtsWave. Macy’s Arts Sampler at the Fitton Center for Creative Arts. > Chamber Music Network of Greater Cincinnati Know Theatre of Cincinnati Cincinnati Boychoir Linton Chamber Music Series Cincinnati Public Radio Cincinnati Ballet Living Arrangements for the Developmentally Disabled Contemporary Dance Theater Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra Lloyd Library MamLuft & Co. Dance Cincinnati Children’s Choir MUSE: Cincinnati Women’s Choir Cincinnati Art Museum Cincinnati Arts Association - Weston Arts Gallery Cincinnati Contemporary Jazz Orchestra Cincinnati May Festival Cincinnati Memorial Hall Cincinnati Men’s Chorus Cincinnati Opera Association Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park Cincinnati Preservation Association Cincinnati Shakespeare Company Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra The Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati Clifton Cultural Arts Center Clifton Town Meeting Collegium Cincinnati Contemporary Arts Center Corryville Suzuki Project Elementz Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati Exhale Dance Tribe Eye of the Artist Foundation Freestore Foodbank Friends of SCPA Keep Cincinnati Beautiful National Underground Railroad Freedom Center New Edgecliff Theatre Over-the-Rhine Community Housing PAR-Projects Partnership for Innovation in Education Queen City Balladeers concert:nova Creative Aging Cincinnati Dramakinetics A BALANCED APPROACH TO INVESTMENT 7 VISUAL Enjoy the Arts Greater Cincinnati Alliance for Arts Education Madcap Productions Puppet Theatre Melodic Connections My Nose Turns Red NrityArpana School of Indian Dance 9 MULTI 4 MUSICAL 35 IMPACT GRANTS 5 VOCAL 2 DANCE 8 THEATRE Pones Inc. Queen City Chamber Opera Taft Museum of Art School House Symphony UC College Conservatory of Music Southern Gateway Chorus Visionaries and Voices UC Partners for Achieving School Success WMKV Public Radio 89.3 FM VAE: Cincinnati’s Vocal Arts Ensemble 2014-2015 IMPACT AWARD AMOUNTS BY DISCIPLINE • 35 local arts organizations receive $9.7 million in impact-based grants • $435,000 invested in smaller project and strategic partnership grants to as many as 80 (estimated) arts organizations • Each year ArtsWave invests additional funds in a variety of services, engagement and innovation programs for as many as 160 arts organizations World Piano Competition YWCA REGIONAL American Red Cross Cincinnati Area Chapter Art Links Cappies of Greater Cincinnati Catacoustic Consort CET VISIT OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL TheArtsWave See Pones Inc. teach the crowd choreography for “Happy” at the Join the Fun Kick-off: bit.ly/ArtsWaveVid > Cincinnati Black Theatre Company 11 CAMPAIGN RESULTS ArtsWave’s 2014 Campaign Cabinet at the Campaign Celebration. Mikki Schaffner Photography leadership in action 2014 Cabinet Members CHAIR: Melanie L. Healey, Group President - North America, P&G Kevin Canafax, Site General Manager Fidelity Investments Karen Carnahan, President & COO, Document Management Division - Cintas Phil Duncan, Global Design Officer P&G Molly Flanagan, Manager, State Government Relations P&G Jane Garvey, VP, Marketing & Communications Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center TOM WILLIAMS 12 Chair of the 2015 campaign and Partner, President of North American Properties Barbara Hauser, Manager, Ohio Community Relations P&G Holly Hehemann, Manager, Executive Meetings and Events - P&G Brian Hodgett, Director, Ohio Government and Community Relations - P&G Katy Hollister, Chief Strategy Officer, Managing Partner, US Business Tax Services Deloitte Tom Kinman, Vice President, Facilities Management Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center Molly Marburger, Senior Communications Manager, North America - P&G “ Candace McGraw, Chief Executive Officer Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport Scott Robertson, Chairman - RCF Group Kathy Merchant, President & Chief Executive Officer The Greater Cincinnati Foundation Monika Royal-Fischer, Client Services/Recruiter Creative Niche, Inc. Mary Miller, Chief Executive Officer JANCOA Janitorial Services, Inc. Santa Ono, President - University of Cincinnati Johnna Reeder, President & CEO REDI Cincinnati Deborah Robb, Director of Community Revitalization and Inclusion - Port of Greater Cincinnati Ramon Rodriguez, Vice President, Private Bank - Fifth Third Bank Zell Schulman, Community Volunteer Trish Smitson, Regional CEO American Red Cross Nancy Swanson, Vice President, Corporate P&G Greg Vehr, VP for Governmental Relations and University Communications University of Cincinnati Brian Veith, Senior Vice President, Commercial Banking Mt. Washington Savings Bank George Vincent, Managing Partner Dinsmore & Shohl LLP Mark G. Volkman, Senior VP - Jones Lang LaSalle Susan Wheatley, Partner - Taft, Stettinius, & Hollister LLP Mary Zalla, Chief Executive Officer Landor Robert M. Zimmerman, Partner - Dinsmore & Shohl LLP The arts benefit everyone in the Greater Cincinnati region, enhancing our quality of life and enriching our children’s educational experience. Join me in building on 2014’s momentum as we launch the 2015 ArtsWave Community Campaign. ” 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 2014 YP Committee CO-CHAIR: Robert Zimmerman, Dinsmore & Shohl, LLP CO-CHAIR: Brian Veith, Mt. Washington Savings Bank Robert Bartz, GE Aviation Julie Bernzott, Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber Bethany Boske, American Modern Insurance Group Dominique Brown, Xavier University Tracey Lynn Conrad, Young Philanthropist Society of Cincinnati Gene Droder, Frost Brown Todd Alex Eichler, Raymond James Laura Englehart, TriHealth Natalie Gerano, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center Autumn Grilliot, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park Katie Hesse, Coldwell Banker West Shell Phil Hurak, Ernst & Young ArtsWave’s 2014 Young Professsionals Committee Dana LaCoste, Ohio National Financial Services Amanda McDonald, Taft Museum of Art Kevin Miller, Duke Energy Erica Minton, Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Ashley Morgan, University of Cincinnati Caitlin Murphy, Keating Muething & Klekamp Lou Nazir, Macy’s Paaras Parker, Macy’s Alex Parlin, PNC Bank Lourdes Perrino, Taft, Stettinius, & Hollister LLP Phuong Petersen, P&G Karen Reed, Bank of Kentucky Gwen Kirles, PatientPoint Kelly Dobos, KAO USA Heather Kitchen, Enjoy the Arts Paul Tomich, Western & Southern Financial Group Sarah Topy, P&G Jonathan Whigham, KeyBank Clare Whitaker, Cristofoli-Keeling Allison Rice, Fifth Third Bank Mark Wilson, Cincinnati Bell Nafeesa Shah, POSSIBLE Dan Zibton, GE Aviation Lauren Smith, Mercy Health Ginger Johnson, Cincinnati Ballet Alison Dehncke, Deloitte Jason Snodgrass, Kroger from ARTSWAVE See one of our BOARDway Bound graduates and YP Committee members in Action on vimeo.com/ ArtsWave Board of Directors 2013-2014 ARTSWAVE TRUSTEES TRUSTEES Michael R. McAlevey** James E. Schwab + LIFE TRUSTEES OFFICERS: Maribeth Amyot Candace S. McGraw Robert Sibcy Otto M. Budig, Jr. L. Michelle Bailey David S. Meyer** Murray Sinclaire + Lee A. Carter Ronald T. Bates + Mikio Nishizu** Piyush Singh Raymond R. Clark Jana L. Bazzoli Evans N. Nwankwo Jim Sluzewski A. B. Closson, Jr. Eric K. Combs David P. Osborn + Mary Stagaman Nancy Heffner Donovan Alfonso Cornejo Chris Ostoich James Stapleton + Joseph H. Head, Jr. Kelley J. Downing Michael Pahutski Shane Starkey + John J. Kron Andre S. Valentine, Treasurer Dianne Dunkelman Linda Phelps Teresa Tanner** Susan S. Laffoon Kenneth Goldhoff Gil Phipps Christopher A. Tschieder Daniel W. LeBlond Teresa Tanner, At-Large Gerald H. Greene + R. Michael Prescott** Mary E. Tuuk Mitchel D. Livingston Andrew T. Hawking Martha Ragland + Larry Vignola + Richard H. Rosenthal Mary McCulloughHudson, CEO Melanie Healey +** Manny Rios George H. Vincent** Edgar L. Smith, Jr. Dave Heimbach Jack Rouse** John V. Wharton** Peter S. Strange Mark Heimbouch Thomas R. Schiff Tom Williams + Dudley S. Taft Crystal L. Kendrick Rosemary Schlachter + James M. Zimmerman Ellen G. van der Horst J.B. Kropp Jodi SchmidtgoeslingWoffington Karen R. Bowman, Chair Lisa Sauer, Vice Chair Melvin J. Gravely II, Secretary Alecia T. Kintner, President & COO > ** Executive Committee + Ex-Officio ArtsWave Staff List LEADERSHIP Mary McCullough-Hudson Alecia Townsend Kintner Teri Haught DEVELOPMENT / COMMUNICATIONS Kate Kennedy IMPACT IT/ADMIN Michael Boberg Spencer Mapes Heather Hallenberg Laura Bookland Jodi Perry Tara Townsend Shannon Gilmore Rebecca Bromels Rebecca Calkin Maddie Grant Daphney Thomas Jamie White Lisa Wolter FINANCE Samantha Cribbet Beth Holmes Tara McMullen Dennis Lyons Sue Reichelderfer Sylvia Thornton 13 CAMPAIGN RESULTS Thank you to the following companies, employees, and foundations. APR 23 Making History BUSINESSCOURIER @BusinessCourier Macy’s Arts Sampler with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. Mikki Schaffner Photography @ArtsWave raises millions in nation’s largest arts campaign bizj.us/vj6h3 > 2014 recognition list Partner Companies and Foundations Bold indicates 50% or more employee participation $2,000,000+ P&G $1,000,000 - $1,999,999 GE Aviation Fifth Third Bank $500,000 - $999,999 Macy’s, Inc. 14 $250,000 - $499,999 Cincinnati Bell The Kroger Co. Western & Southern Financial Group $100,000 - $249,000 American Financial Group American Modern Insurance Group Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center Convergys Corporation Duke Energy Enquirer Media Frisch’s Restaurants Jacob G. Schmidlapp Trusts, Fifth Third Bank Trustee Ohio National Financial Services PNC The Carol Ann & Ralph V. Haile, Jr./ U.S. Bank Foundation The Cincinnati Insurance Companies Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing North America, Inc. U.S. Bank UC and UC Health $50,000 - $99,999 AK Steel Ameritas Cintas Corporation Deloitte Dinsmore & Shohl LLP Dorothy M.M. Kersten Trust, U.S. Bank Trustee Gladys and Ralph Lazarus Education Fund, A Field of Interest Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation 2014 ANNUAL REPORT Jacob G. Schmidlapp Trusts, Fifth Third Bank, Trustee The Josephine Schell Russell Charitable Trust, PNC Advisors Trustee Keating Muething & Klekamp PLL The E.W. Scripps Company and Scripps Howard Foundation The Greater Cincinnati Foundation The H.B., E.W. and F. R. Luther Charitable Foundation The Louise Taft Semple Foundation The Thomas J. Emery Memorial TriHealth, Inc. VANTIV MARCH LPK BEST_KATI instagram Be a rebel and #Give2ArtsWave #ArtsWave #lpkinterns. > $25,000 - $49,999 Cincinnati Public School Employees Bartlett & Co., LLC Cinti./No. Kentucky International Airport The Bank of Kentucky Catholic Health Partners and Mercy Health The Christ Hospital Cincinnati Arts Association Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and May Festival Musicians & Staff Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber City of Cincinnati Eleanora C. U. Alms Trust, Fifth Third Bank, Trustee EY ETHICON Frost Brown Todd LLC Harold C. Schott Foundation Clopay Corporation The David J. Joseph Company Duro Bag Mfg. Co. Farmer Family Foundation FRCH Design Worldwide Givaudan Flavors Corp. Grant Thornton LLP Graydon Head Greystone Investment Management Toyota Motor Sales North American Parts Center Kentucky Lerner, Sampson & Rothfuss Boy Scouts of America, Dan Beard Council United Way of Greater Cincinnati Employees LOTH Inc. Burke, Inc. Mayfield Clinic, Inc. Mazak Corporation Central Bank of Northern Ky Megen Construction Company CET Champlin Architecture Multi-Color Corporation Cincinnati Landmark Productions VonLehman & Company Inc. CPA Xavier University Xtek, Inc. $5,000 - $9,999 3CDC 4myBenefits Inc. Atkins & Pearce, Inc. BakerHostetler RCF Group Barnes Dennig Helen G., Henry F., and Louise Tuechter Dornette Foundation, Fifth Third Bank Trustee BHDP Architecture Belcan Corporation Cassidy Turley Commercial Real Estate Services Chavez Properties Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati Humana Huntington Bank Kao USA Inc. Kroger Cincinnati/Dayton Marketing Division Katz Teller Luxottica Messer Construction Co. KnowledgeWorks Foundation Sibcy Cline Realtors Landor Associates Employees of Cincinnati Opera Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP LPK The Empower Group Enquirer Media Thompson Hine LLP Nielsen Ohio Valley Foundation, Fifth Third Bank, Agent Equipment Depot Turner Construction Company United Dairy Farmers $10,000 - $24,999 AAA Allied Group, Inc. ArtsWave Staff Jones Lang LaSalle KeyBank Cincinnati Ballet Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park Comey & Shepherd Realtors dunnhumby USA Osborne Coinage Co. Fund Evaluation Group LLC PAYCOR, Inc. Gallagher SKS Pomeroy GBBN Architects ProLogis Hilltop Basic Resources, Inc. Tata Consultancy Services Intelligrated CFM International The Daniel and Susan Pfau Foundation Chemed Corporation Total Quality Logistics Jack Rouse Associates Cincinnati Art Museum Towne Properties Legg Mason Investment Counsel Cincinnati Bengals Park National Bank SW Ohio & NKY Patheon Pharmaceuticals Inc. Hamilton County Employees HORAN Northern Kentucky University Faculty & Staff Interact for Health RiverPoint Capital Management Rotex Global, LLC Scripps Networks Interactive, Inc. SHP Leading Design Triversity Construction Company The Crosset Family Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation The William O. Purdy, Jr. Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation UBS Financial Services Ulmer & Berne LLP Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease LLP $1,500 - $4,999 A & P Technology Al. Neyer American Red CrossCincinnati Area Chapter Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Archdiocese of Cincinnati Bahl & Gaynor Investment Counsel BKD, LLP Cincinnati Metro Area Combined Federal Campaign Cincinnati Museum Center & National Underground Railroad Freedom Center Cincinnati Public Radio Cincinnati Sports Club Cincinnati State Technical and Community College Cincinnati USA Convention and Visitors Bureau Cincinnati Works Clark, Schaefer, Hackett & Co. College of Mount St. Joseph Contemporary Arts Center Cors & Bassett, LLC Covington Independent Public Schools Deaconess Associations, Inc. Deskey Downtown Cincinnati Inc. Duke Realty Corporation Eco Engineering Employees of the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County Federal Equipment Company continued on next page 15 CAMPAIGN RESULTS Partner Companies and Foundations, Continued $1,500 - $4,999 continued Fusite Division of Emerson Electric Co. The Hauser Group Hightowers Petroleum Company I.A.T.S.E. Cincinnati Stage Employees Local #5 Indian Hill Exempted Village School District InterBrand Jancoa Landrum & Brown Inc. M. Bohlke Veneer Corporation Madison Wealth Management Mellott & Mellott, PLL Meridian Bioscience Inc. Meritor, Inc. Michael Schuster Associates, Inc. Milford Exempted Village Schools The Myers Y. Cooper Company Beech Acres Parenting Center First National Bank of Southwestern Ohio Robert W. Baird & Co. Incorporated Blank Rome LLP Fitton Center for Creative Arts The Schueler Group of Companies Buddy Roger’s Music Shepherd Chemical The Shepherd Color Company Southern Air Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority Squire Sanders (US) LLP Strauss Troy Co., LPA The Summit Country Day School Taft Museum of Art Thomson MacConnell Cadillac Inc. Tri-Org Union Institute & University United-Maier Signs, Inc. USI Insurance Viox Services, Inc. W. P. Dolle, LLC. Wood & Lamping LLP Northlich Wood Herron & Evans LLP O’Rourke Wrecking Company Woolpert, Inc. Port Of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority Porter Wright Morris & Arthur LLP POSSIBLE PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP ProSource Richards Industries $500 - $1,499 21c Hotel 4C for Children All Occasions Event Rental Archiable Electric Company ArtWorks Beckman Weil Shepardson LLC Boone County Schools Building Management Partners Burgess & Niple, Inc. Calfee, Halter & Griswold LLP Cancer Family Care, Inc. Cassady Schiller CPAs & Advisors C-Forward Charles H. Bilz Insurance Agency Chase The Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati Flynn & Company Forest Hills School District Employees Game Day Communications Gateway Community and Technical College glaserworks: Architecture & Urban Design Graf, Stiebel & Moyers HGC Construction Hispanic Chamber Cincinnati USA Inc. HuDawn Facility Solutions hyperQUAKE Cincinnati Bar Association Infintech LLC Cincinnati Business Courier Intrinzic, Inc. John Senhauser Architects Cincinnati Children’s Choir Joseph Auto Group Cincinnati Shakespeare Company Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden City of Blue Ash Clifton Cultural Arts Center Colliers International Curiosity Advertising d.e. Foxx and Associates, Inc. Emersion Design LLC Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati First Highland Management and Development First Industrial Realty Trust Joseph Decosimo and Company Ka-Kel Kenton County School District Kentucky Symphony Orchestra Kohnen & Patton KPMG LLP KZF Design Inc. Legacy Financial Advisors Legal Aid Society of Greater Cincinnati Long-Stanton Manufacturing Companies LSI Industries Inc. Mariemont City Schools Toast “2” the Arts Partners CINCYSINGS COMPETITOR S Thank you to cutting edge distributors and to the following restaurants who participated in our Toast “2” the Arts program, donating $2 per glass of select wines to the ArtsWave Community Campaign. P&G The Anchor Jean Robert’s Table Bistro on Elm at the Millennium Jimmy G’s Bouquet Restaurant and Wine Bar Local 127 The Celestial Ash American Fare (formerly Cumin) Daveed’s 16 Rippe & Kingston/ Battele Rippe Kingston Igby’s Jeff Ruby’s Cricket Lounge at the Cincinnatian Hotel Mitsubishi Electric Automotive America, Inc. Netherland Rubber Co. Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Northwestern Mutual/ Kelley Financial Group NSG, Inc. Osborn Rohs Williams & Donohoe, LLC Pro Seniors, Inc. Reliable Castings Corp. Resource Interactive Robbins Kelly Patterson & Tucker The Seven Hills School Skyline Chili, INC. St. Ursula Academy St. Xavier High School Starboard Strategy Straight Face Partners, LLC StrataMark Dynamic Solutions TDA Associates, Inc. Thomas More College Ursuline Academy of Cincinnati Vehr Communications WCPO 9 On Your Side Wells Fargo Insurance Services USA, Inc. The Westin Cincinnati Woodward Construction Inc. YWCA of Greater Cincinnati American Modern Insurance Group Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center M Restaurant Mantra on the Hill The Precinct Humana Nada Prime 47 Horseshoe Casino Obscura The Righteous Room Kroger The Palace at the Cincinnatian Hotel Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse Fifth Third Bank Trio Bistro Duke Energy Zula Miller-Valentine Walsh Fund GE Aviation The Orchids at Palm Court and The Bar at Palm Court at the Netherland Hilton The Lackman Mason City Schools TriHealth GE Aviation at CincySings. J. Sheldon Photography 2014 ANNUAL REPORT ArtsPass Partners and CincyPerks Partners, 2013-15 ArtsPass Partners Art Academy of Cincinnati Behringer-Crawford Museum The Betts House Broadway in Cincinnati Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park and Museum Flourish Landscape & Interior Design Clifton Cultural Arts Center Sunset Players CCM, University of Cincinnati Taft Museum Frame USA Warehouse Outlet Contemporary Arts Center The Carnegie Visual & Performing Arts Center Contemporary Dance Theater The Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati Elementz Enjoy the Arts Cincinnati Art Museum Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati Cincinnati Ballet Cincinnati Black Theatre Company Cincinnati Boychoir Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra Cincinnati Children’s Choir Cincinnati Landmark Productions Cincinnati Men’s Chorus Cincinnati Opera Cincinnati Playhouse In the Park Cincinnati Shakespeare Company VAE: Cincinnati’s Vocal Arts Ensemble Wyoming Fine Arts Center RESTAURANTS, RETAIL AND MORE 20 Brix 1215 Wine Bar & Coffee Lab Fire Museum of Greater Cincinnati Fitton Center for Creative Arts ALBA Organic Beauty Studio & Cincy Organic Stylebar Atomic Number Ten Kennedy Heights Arts Center Bikram Yoga Cincinnati Kentucky Symphony Orchestra Brew River Gastropub Know Theatre of Cincinnati Linton Music Madcap Puppets MamLuft&Co Dance The May Festival APR 22 ELIZABETH PIERCE@ewpierce $12 Million+ raised for @ArtsWave & CincinnatiUSA community!! Largest campaign success ever! #QualityOfLife pic.twitter. com/4kmcDi0VCU Brazee Street Studios Café Lang Thang Cheers to Art Cincinnati Nature Center Cincinnati Reds Couture Couture Boutique Essencha Tea House FUNKë Fired Arts Gents Bellevue, Men’s Consignment Hinge Hofbrauhaus Newport Holtman’s Donuts Honey indigenous, a handcrafted gallery It’s Yoga Jim Brofft Salon Main Street Yoga Mazunte Taqueria Melt Eclectic Deli MiCA 12/V Mt. Kofinas Olive Oil Padrino Park + Vine Pho Lang Thang Picnic & Pantry Powerhouse Factories Quan Hapa Rock Paper Scissors / Smartfish Studio & Supply Take the Cake Taste of Belgium Bistro The Palace Restaurant – Cincinnatian Hotel CincYPerks Partners Bikram Yoga Cincinnati Nature Center Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber Cricket Lounge at the Cincinnatian Hotel Fifty West Brewing Company Gents Bellevue, Men’s Consignment Greater Cincinnati American Culinary Federation Mercantile Library Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse Xavier University Young Professionals’ Choral Collective (yp/CC) Vocal Intensity of American Modern Insurance Group performs at CincySings. J. Sheldon Photography leadership donors > VISIONARIES OVATION CIRCLE $25,000+ Anonymous (2) Chris and Karen Bowman Mr. Carl H. Lindner III Mr. S. Craig Lindner Lois and Richard Rosenthal Thomas R. Schiff* A.T. Folger, Jr. - Lowe Simpson Fund* $15,000 - $24,999 Anonymous (1) Shannon and Lee Carter Castellini Foundation Dick and Joyce Farmer Bruce and Melanie Healey Joe and Susan Pichler* Moe and Jack Rouse Tom and Dee Stegman Mr. Edwin Tanouye Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Williams Mr. and Mrs. James M. Zimmerman continued on next page 17 CAMPAIGN RESULTS INNOVATOR S CIRCLE $10,000 - $14,999 Cecile Allyn Eileen and John Barrett The Otto M. Budig Family Foundation Lucille K. and Charles O. Carothers Dave and Dee Dillon* William and Susan Friedlander Kay Geiger Naomi T. Gerwin Roger and Joyce Howe Beth and Peter Levin CHAIR’S CIRCLE Mrs. Philip O. Geier $5,000 - $9,999 Werner and Sabine Geissler Anonymous (6) The William H. Albers Foundation, Inc. Colleen and Dean Athans Ms. Andrea J. Ayers Mrs. Herbert Bloch, Jr.* Mr. Roger Blohm Rosemary and Frank Bloom* Rich and Lisa Boehne Lorraine and Brien Bolsinger Neil Bortz Mr. J.B. Buse Mr. and Mrs. Kerry R. Byrne Mr. Brian T. Carley Karen F. Clark Ray and Marylyn Clark Susan and Burton Closson Sheila and Christopher Cole Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Connelly Katharine M. Davis Mr. and Mrs. William O. DeWitt, Jr. Marjorie Drackett Ed and Laura Duran Mr. Peter J. Effler Suzette and Michael Fisher 18 The Manuel D. and Rhoda Mayerson Foundation Bruce and Marilyn Mills Oliver Family Foundation John and Francie Pepper* Mr. and Mrs. Marc S. Pritchard Mr. Jon R. Moeller and Ms. Lisa Sauer Mrs. Victoria Buyniski Gluckman CAMRYN PREVOST Donald K. and Linda S. Phelps Dan and Julia Poston Marty and Nick Ragland Martin and Maribeth Rahe Louise and Joe Head Ellen Rieveschl Mr. David L. Heimbach Cathie and Rick Rothfuss Frederic Sanchez* Rolf Hetico Luann and JF Scherer David and Karen Hoguet Mike and Teri Schlotman Huenefeld Memorial Fund B* Digi and Mike Schueler Milly and Gary Huffman Mr. Keith James David and Pamela Joyce Kevin and Patty Kabat Mr. Robert J. Kohlhepp* Terry and Elizabeth Lilly* Whitney and Phillip Long Craig and Anne Maier Deborah P. and John M. Majoras Lynne and Michael McAlevey Mary McCulloughHudson and Greg Hudson Mike and Ann Michael James A. Miller Mrs. Ruth Myers* Mrs. Valerie L. Newell Mr. and Mrs. Suresh Nirody Mr. Ken Oaks MAR15 Learned a few dance moves from the ForgetMe-Not Dancers at Macy’s Arts #Sampler2014 John B. Goering Mrs. George L. Heldman* Rosemary and Mark Schlachter* Mrs. Joseph S. Stern, Jr.* Dudley S. Taft Ellen and Ray van der Horst George H. and Kim M. Vincent Alice Weston Judy and Joe Williams Larry and Rhonda Sheakley Family Foundation Kathy and Jim Sluzewski Smale Family Fund* Mr. Thomas H. Spurr III Ms. Carol G. Talbot and Mr. John M. Battistone Mr. Sherman Taylor II Mr. Theodore H. Torbeck Mr. Tayfun Tuzun DIRECTOR S’ CIRCLE $2,500 - $4,999 Lauren and Tony Aiello Claudia Cline Rick and Lynne Albrecht Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Coletti Mr. Steve Alonso Americana Arts Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James M. Anderson Carolyn and Bob Wehling Williams Foundation R. T. Cotton and C. Fitton Diana and Tom Avril Dr. Mark E. Dato Lynn and Eric Baehre Mr. Angelo de Jesus Gerard and Susan Baillely Mr. Sidney C. Deloatch Mr. and Mrs. Andrew P. Barton, Jr. Mr. Dennis W. Dern Gale and Dave Beckett Mr. Thomas R. Dietz Margaret and James Bell David F. Dougherty Mrs. Thomas S. Benjamin Dianne Dunkelman Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Betz Mr. Paul C. Duplace Drs. David and Elaine Billmire Anne Eberhart Mr. Dennis J. Broderick Mr. Dennis W. Watson Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cooper Laura and Dave Cramer Margaret and Albert Vontz III Mark and Noël Walton Mr. and Mrs. Michael Coombe Jack Avril Mr. Steven Bishop Mr. Joshua L. Wallace Mr. Paul W. Christensen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David W. Clark Andre and Maureen Valentine Randolph L. and Sallie R. Wadsworth Mr. Chaker A. Chahrour Anonymous (12) Susan and Mark Allen > Robyn and Mark Brands Mr. and Mrs. Herbert R. Brown Jack and Joanne Brown Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Bryan III Mr. John and Tiffany Bultema III Mr. Steven Capouch Mr. and Mrs. Greg Carmichael Mr. Vincent DeStefano Jayne Eaton Mr. Mohammad Ehteshami Mr. and Mrs. David W. Ellis III Lisa and Richard Ernst Dr. and Mrs. Michael K. Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Fish Dr. and Mrs. Barry Fitzhume Mrs. Suzanne Flanigan Frank and Rosalie Forrest Mr. Michael Gatio Mrs. Leslie Gaudreau 2014 ANNUAL REPORT Ms. Louise Gissendaner Eileen and Tom Lakin Mary Godschalk Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lange Carrie and Ken Goldhoff and family Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Reis Vicky and Rick Reynolds Jerry and Michelle Laux Mr. J. Scott Robertson Lynne Meyers Gordon M.F.A. Mr. Paul R. Lechleiter Mr. and Mrs. William S. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gyamfi Mr. Joseph Lubrecht Mr. Dennis H. Hackett Heather Hallenberg and Frank Satogata Dr. Richard and Marcie Hammel Chris Lorence Anthony Maier Ms. Karen F. Maier Mandare Foundation Jeffery C. and Linda J. Martin Mr. Joseph Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Wm. T. (Bill) Robinson III Ms. Jeanne M. Rosario Jeff Rowe Susan Rutkowski Tim and Trish McDonald Ms. Martha Cutright Sarra Teri and Mike Haught Mr. and Mrs. Michael McGraw Robert and DellAnn Sathe Mr. Carl Satterwhite Michael W and Diane Hawkins Larry and Jill McGruder Ms. Dionysia Savas Phil and Suzanne McHugh Paul Heldman and Deborah Kirshner W. Rodney and Kathryn K. McMullen Stuart and Roselyn Schloss Mr. James P. Henning Mary Ann Meanwell Mr. David C. Herriman* Mr. Michael Menyhart Michelle and Don Hershey Ms. Kathryn E. Merchant Mr. Stephen L. Hightower Dan and Lynn Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Hirschhorn David and Michelle Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hanson Ms. Katy Hollister and Mr. Brad Miller Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Homan Homan Foundation Lynne and David Hoover Mr. and Mrs. Terence L. Horan Mr. and Mrs. David C. Horn Mr. James Hubbard Gregory T. Hyland II Todd and Lea Immell Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ingling Ms. Phyllis A. Jackson and Mr. Martin Murray Marianne and Don James Mr. Robert Janning Ms. Heidi B. Jark and Mr. Steven T. Kenat Jerry Kathman and Liz Kathman Grubow R. Alexandra and Christopher Keith* Jerry W. and Ann G. Schoen Mr. Gregory Schroeck Vivian and Jim Schwab Timothy and Wendy Smith Ms. Elizabeth Stautberg Mr. Philip W. Wickler Patty and Jim Beggs Chad and Elizabeth Withers Mr. Mark E. Beischel Jeffrey and Nadezhda Wuest Ms. Barbara Yerdon Booth James Zimmerman LEADER SHIP CIRCLE Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Bell Cassandra Belmonte Elizabeth Reiter Benson Chris Bergen and Candace Kendle Pamela and Jeffrey Bernstein $1,500 - $2,499 Teresa Beschman Mr. Fred Abblett Mr. and Mrs. Mark Biegger Anonymous (25) Mrs. Andrea Allen Ms. Janet F. Allgaier Mr. Gregory Scott Allhands Mr. Tony Alper Wilberto and Judith Alvarado Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Amato Ms. Maribeth Amyot Terrence and Kelly Anchrum Mr. Tysonn Y. Betts Gary D. Blachman Randal and Peter Bloch Adam R. Blumberg Barbara and Thomas Boat Karen Boberg Richard and Patricia Bodner Mrs. Kali Hacias Boecher Mr. Mark Boire and Peter Quinnan Roslyn Bolden Ms. Erin Andre Melvin L. Bomprezzi Mr. Ken Stecher Mr. and Mrs. Leslie T. Applegate Moira and Jim Bonn Mr. and Mrs. William Millhaem David and Ann Stein William and Eve Appleton Jack and Joyce Steinman Matthew Aquilia Glenn and Donna Boutilier Mr. Ian Mitchell Jim and Kathleen Stengel* Mr. Sean A. Ardizzone Ann Monroe* Peter and Sandy Stern Ms. Debra Arenson William L. Montague and Kelly L. Wittich Elizabeth A. Stone* Mr. Steve Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stradling, Jr. Dr. Kelyn A. Arora Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Strange Mr. Stewart Atkinson David and Christine Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Douglas T. Miller Mr. Paul Moore William and Mary Moran Mrs. Arthur E. Motch, Jr. Mr. Shawn T. Newman Ernest Nordquist Ms. Maureen Normoyle Elizabeth and Stefan Olson Jack and Marilyn Osborn* Ken Oswald and Mary Beth Martin Dr. Donald Page Ms. Pamela L. Page Ms. Katherine L Papp Mrs. Jacqueline G. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kennedy Therese and Jeffrey Paul Tom and Judy Kinman Judy L. Pershern Alecia and Michael Kintner Jarrod Pontius Ms. Lisa Knutson Wym and Jan Portman Mrs. David A. Kohnen Terry and Marvin Quin* Mr. and Mrs. James Kopcha Mark D. Quinlan and Donna J. Perkins Mr. Gregory Kosch Mrs. Elizabeth M. Radke Mrs. Krystyna Krawczyk Robert and Gretchen Reifsnyder Mark and Kim Pearson Katherine and Tim Stautberg Mrs. George Stricker Nancy Swanson and Jeff Groenke* Mary E. Talbott Thomas Tami, MD Mrs. Teresa Tanner Ms. Cenona A. Taveras and Dr. Eric Beatty Jan and Tim Timmel Janelle Tucker Mr. Read S. Tuddenham Theresa and John Turco Daman and Barbara Turner Ms. Erin Ascher John and Wendy Augustine Dr. Philecia C. Avery Ms. Athena Avgousti Mr. Richard A. Baca, Jr. Cindy J. Bachurski, PhD Mr. Terry R. Bailey Ms. Ellen H. Baker Joseph S. Baker Krista and Matthew Ball Tom, Carol and Andy Barefield Mr. Lee E. Barrett Bryan A. Barton Suzie Bartz Ms. Kathy Book Ms. Roberta A. Boyd Susan and David Brainer Marc D. Brandt Robert Briggs Ms. Sherry K. Bronner Helena Lawson Brooks Robert M. Brooks Marian and Buzz Brown* Bruce and Nancy E. Brown Mr. Charles Brown Emily Brown Kyle Brown Mr. Stanley L. Brown Marianna Brown Bettman Mr. Michael J. Bruggeman Cecilia and Jose Brum Glenn Brunker Laura and Paul Brunner Mrs. Amy Brusselback and Mr. Mark Farrell William and Mary Baskett Margaret and Greg Buchanan Mr. Ronald T. Bates Julie and David Buckner Ms. Jana Bazzoli Mrs. Eileen M. Budo Mr. Donald Beck and Dr. Lawrence Eynon Robert Buechner Foundation Mark and Shawn Weller Jim Beck Douglas J. Burgess Mr. and Mrs. John V. Wharton Mr. Ronald Beerman Ms. Mary E. Tuuk Jacqueline Tye Karen Bruner Upright Mr. and Mrs. J. Philip Vollmer Jim and Darla Wainscott William Beckham continued on next page 19 CAMPAIGN RESULTS APR 18 EMILY HOLTROP @EmArtGirl Hey Friends have you given to @ArtsWave this year? The Arts help make Cincy amazing - think about it. http:// bit.ly/1i2bMiI Choral Consortium Concert at Memorial Hall for Macy’s Arts Sampler. Mikki Schaffner Photography > Leadership Circle, Continued Mr. James E. Burke Christopher Coy Mr. Scott Dooley Alex and Jillian Fischer David M. Giles Mr. John P. Burns Tom and Cathy Crain W. Stuart Dornette Paul Fisher Mr. S. Bradley Gillaugh Ms. Norma F. Butters Ms. Karen L. Crone Greg and Katie Dorr Barbara Fitch (Mrs. Stona) Michelle and Joseph Gillis Mr. Donald Calvin John L. Cronin Ms. Kelley Downing Bill and Audrey Fitzgerald Martha Campbell Mr. John L. Crow and Heather Schmidt Mr. Don Doyle, Jr. Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III William J. Godsman and Rachael Moore Brendon J. Cull Rogers and Rene Drew Joshua T. Duckworth J. Michael and Kimberly Flynn Jonathan and Mariza Cohen Pamela Carey-Mackenzie Jenny Cupps Chris and Vivienne Carlson Bonnie Curtis Scott and Wendy Carpenter Mr. Stephen D’Amico Angela and Jeffrey Carr Martha and Kevin Carroll Mr. Robert A. Carson Caslavka Family Mr. John Castaldi and Mr. Terry Bazeley Karen Chamberlain Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Chellgren Dr. Calvin Cheng Ms. Kim Chiodi Chang K. Cho Ms. Lisa M.J. Clark Mary Ellen and Tom Cody L’Tanya and Leroy Cole Ms. Alissa Colvin Eric Combs Larry A. Compton Mr. Robert W. Conway David W. Cook Christi H. Cornette 20 Sanjay Correa and Carol Hyde Jennifer Damiano Mr. Philip Duncan Dr. Lisa Dunlap Mr. Douglas William Dusing Drs. Fuheid and Ingrid Daoud Reed and Greg Ebel* Warren R. Davis Monica R. Egger Mr. Bruno De Weer Troy DeBord Mrs. Donna V. de Graaf Dr. Rose Marie Deibel David Deitsch Anne and Ron DeLyons* Paul Edmondson Jim and Sara Ellerhorst George and Jeane Elliott Mr. Christopher C. Elma Tim and Sheila Elsbrock Joan and Mark Erhardt Jason Foley Mr. and Mrs. Tadd A. Fowler Mr. Leigh R. Fox Ms. Annette M. Franke Toriano and Maya Franklin Jenny Franta Ms. Patricia A. Frey Mr. Dick Frishkorn Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goering Diana and Robert Goetz Mrs. Elizabeth D. Goldsmith Mady Gordon Mr. Michael Allan Goss Richard M. and Colleen A. Grant Melvin and Chandra Gravely Lois Fruhwirth Susan and Merwin Grayson, Jr. Bess Ganeff Mr. Steven M. Graziano Robert Ganz Dr. and Mrs. James M. Greenberg Dr. Teresa F. Ernst Mr. Anthony Garcia Susan B. Esler and Steve Skibo Tanuja V. Garde Olivia Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Andrew and Amy DeWitt Ms. Kathryn Evans Regina A. Garrett Mr. and Dr. Grisemer Mark J. Fahner R. Mark Fairchild Jane Garvey and John Lanier Mr. Charles Grone Dr. Thomas G. Dewitt William F. Groneman Christine Geary Gary and Dina Gruber Dr. and Mrs. Rodney P. Geier Rene Guess Ms. Jodi Geiser Mr. David Gunn Keith Dershem Amy and Trey Devey Ms. Maria Diaz De Prego Jennifer Dickey Ed and Karen Diller Dr. Gaylene R. Dinkel Mr. John L. Doellman Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Dolan Jan Donley, Ph.D. William R. Donnelly David and Kris Faulk Mr. Barry R. Feist Richard and Carol Fencl* Kimber L. Fender Mr. Jeffrey Ficke Brad and Trish Fielden Elizabeth Fikes Ms. Joyce Finch-Morris Tom and Debbie Finn Thom and Lu Gerdes Crystal German Lisa Gick Rachel Gick Dr. Donald L. Gilbert and Deborah Gilbert PhD Ms. Linda Greenberg* Mr. Alan C. Greenwell Laura Guggenheim Scott and Kristen Gygi Ms. Diane S. Hagenbuch Stuart N. Hagglund JoAnn and Gary Hagopian Mrs. Kathy A. Haines 2014 ANNUAL REPORT Mrs. Kimberly Halbauer Mrs. Agnes Godwin Hall and Mr. Darin C. Hall William E. Hurford and Lesley I. Gilbertson Michele and Joseph Halpin Megan Hymore Ms. Kristal E. Hambrick Mr. Gregory Imm Scott and Carolyn Hamlin Mr. Howard Hammond Tom and Sandy Hammoor Mr. David P. Handler Julia Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Brendon Hansford Tom and Jan Hardy Delores Hargrove-Young Chad Harness Ms. Sandra Hart Mike Hartmann* Chris Hassall and Brett Stover Mr. Andrew Hauck Mike and Mary Jo Haverkamp Mr. Andrew T. Hawking John and Carrie Hayden Ron and Nancy Heibert Mr. Robert R. Heidenreich Mrs. Cheryl L. Heilman Mr. Mark Heimbouch Mr. Joseph Heller Ms. Vicki Herche Mr. Joseph D. Heyd Mr. Chad K. Hickson Mr. Marquis Higginbotham ARTSWAVE.TUMBLR.COM ArtsWave Mr. and Mrs. James Huxel When my kids say, “Let’s do that again!” That’s ArtsWave in Action. Anne Ilyinsky Mr. and Mrs. Kevin E. Irwin Arnold E. Isham, Jr. Danielle Ivory Cathy and Grace Jackson Ms. Stacy Jackson Michael James and Debra Hartsell Mr. and Mrs. Polk Laffoon IV Susan S. Laffoon Jim and Margie Jansing Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Morand Mr. Anand Jayaraman Dorette Landis Michele A. Mansfield Victoria Morgan Ms. Denise M. Jeavons Kathryn Lang Molly Marburger Ms. Nora E. Moushey James Joa Tammy C. Langdon Ms. Shannon B. Marcum Paul and Terri Muething Carrie Johnson Ms. Nisrene Langenbrunner Sherie and Len Marek Mr. Harrison Mullin Ms. Peggy Ann Markstein Mr. Stephen Mullins Dr. Victor Marrero Mr. Alex Munoz John M. Marrocco Sandra Murawski Paul Martini Sarah and Christopher Murphy Ms. Margaret Johnson Margy Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Richard Jolson Mr. Kevin Jones Louis Langrée Eric and Julie Lanter Steve Leeper and Rae Vuic Abby Mathiason Mr. and Mrs. John W. Leikhim Mr. Stephen C. Max Adam and Chris Kahn Antje and Randall Lemoine Kevin and Kristin McAllister Tamara and Eric Kantor Jason and Brandi Lenihan Henry and Victoria Karamanoukian Lisa Lennon Mary L. Karle Joan and Tristan Lewis Ms. Della R. Jordan Jay and Shirley Joyce Elizabeth Jukic Ms. Chandrika Kasturi Wendy Kurtz Levine Mr. Phillip Warren Lewis Mike and Jane Keating Renée Hines Thomas M. Keckeis Dennis Hirotsu John and Debra Kellington Mr. Michael A. Hirschfeld Ms. Ginger Kelly Brian Hodgett Darius and Helen Kemp Mr. John Hoeting Mr. William Kent Calvin and Patricia Linnemann Vicky Hoffman Mr. William Kentrup Dr. Jennifer M. Loggie Christine and Richard Holmes Mr. Patrick Kevin Mrs. Ellen Love Ms. Lisa E. Holsclaw Tim and Pam Kimmel Anne and Daniel Lovell Tom and Sue Kirkpatrick Bill and Diana Lower Dr. William J. Kitzmiller Lisa Lowie Mr. Patrick Klesmith Joseph R. and Lisa M. Luckey Lydia Jacobs-Horton and Jeff Horton Christopher and Jennifer Houser Mr. Paul Howard Dr. Cheryl L. Hoying Harvey C. Hubbell Trust Sarah Hudak Steve Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Myron L. Hughes Timothy A. Massa* Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Leggio, Jr. Mr. Titus A. Jones Jeff and Erika Hinebaugh Takashi Horinouchi Mr. Brian Mooney Ms. Charlotte A. Manison Barbara and Guy M. Hild Mr. Mark L. Hopper Randy and Krista Monnin Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maness Peter Landgren and Judith Schonbach Catherine and Reuven Katz* Ms. Sandra Holzgen Carmie Maloney Kim Kline Kelly Kolar-Eyman Mr. Mark L. Koors Daniel Koppenhafer Ms. Dale Kozma Mr. and Mrs. William S. Krausen Ms. Jule Kucera Dr. Charles Dean Kurth Mr. Peter Kwiatkowski Mr. Yasushi Kyoda Dr. Teik C. Lim Todd A. Lindamood Mr. Thomas Lindeman Mr. and Mrs. David Lindner Ms. Terry Lindquist Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lueke Ms. Jean Lydon-Rodgers Ms. Cynthia A. Lyons Dennis and Teresa Lyons Mr. Douglas F. Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Scott Machesney Mr. Peter Mack Carlos Mahaffey Mr. Karl W. Matson Ms. Melisse N. May Susan McBeth Sher McClanahan Michael P. McCuen Candace McGraw Michael and Kristin McKee Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan McNally Ms. Susan McPartlin Mr. and Mrs. John McShane Lindsay McShane Angela Meehan Ms. Susan M. Meeks Barbara and David Meiners Mrs. Isabel Mendez Gary and Maria Mercer Ms. Debra S. Merchant > Kevin J. Murray Mr. Thomas M. Nash Ms. Naomi Nelson Mr. Thomas Neltner Jacqueline C. Neumann Ms. Bonnie Newland Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Neyer, Jr. Jonathan D. Niemeyer Mr. Mikio Nishizu Mr. John L. Noelcke Mr. Richard Oberschmidt and Mrs. Diana Oberschmidt Ms. Justine O’Brien Ms. Jo A. Oeters Neil D. Okonak Dr. Santa J. Ono Qingqiu Ouyang Mr. James Palm Lance and Jennifer Parris continued on next page Amy Merrell and Yousef Aouad Jill Meyer and Awadagin Pratt Mr. Joseph B. Michael Mary Miller Kathleen W. and Steven W. Miller Dave and Angie Mimms Ms. Hatsuki Miyata Ms. Peg Moertl Eitel Monaco and Alessandra Pica Mr. Murphy Mongeon Macy’s Arts Sampler at 21c Museum Hotel with the Bombshells of Cincinnati. Mikki Schaffner Photography 21 CAMPAIGN RESULTS Leadership Circle, Continued Wilson E. Parsons Eric and Diana Paternoster Ellie and Dick Paulsen Allen and Dawn Paxson Mr. David A. Pearce Judy Peppler Kim and Doug Perry Lauren and Justin Peter Ms. Tara Pettit Mr. and Mrs. Daniel and Kathleen Pfahl Liane and Dave Phillips Mr. and Mrs. T. Stephen Phillips Mr. Gilliam D. Phipps Mr. Charles E. Pierce Mrs. Nancy Pinckney John B. Pinney and Lyn Marsteller Mr. William A. Piper, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Brent and Valarie Sheppard Dr. Laura Trice Mr. and Mrs. George Wilkinson Rachael Rodman Karen Showell Scott and Karen Trosset Jerry and Betsy Shroat Beth and Christopher Tschieder Mr. James Willcox Ramon and Christina Rodriguez Ms. Diana Willen James A. Roemer Jeffrey Siekman George Tsourapas Mr. Brian Williams Mrs. Carol Sigman Monica Turner Thomas E. Simpson Mr. Paul Twilling Meghan Arata and Dan Williams Melody Siska Daniel Tyszka Hugh and Becky Smart Mr. Gregory M. Utter Gates and Kathy Smith Ken and Liz Valentine Mrs. Deborah Smith Mr. Dwight T. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Vanderwoude Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L. Smith, Jr. Dr. Anna Varughese Bennette Veals Mr. James C. Smith Maria Veltre Kimberly A. Smith Chandrasekar Venkataramani Mr. Richard J. Rokosz Cheryl Rose and Jeff Chapman Jeff and Lee Rose Scott Rose Ms. Eve C. Rosen Dr. Jan Rosenbaum Sass Nancy and Edward Rosenthal Mr. Nick G. Rosian Tonya Ross Robert K. Rothfuss Craig K. Rucker Ms. Samantha Rundo Mr. and Mrs. John N. Polites Kevin L. Rush Ms. Teresa A. Porter Stephen P. Russell Mr. Richard L. Postler Ms. Regina Carswell Russo Diane H. Powers Jason and Emily Praeter Mr. and Mrs. R. Michael Prescott Ms. Leigh G. Prop Mr. John S. Prout Mariann Quinn Ms. Carol Railey Richard Russell Ms. Patricia Smitson Ms. Deborah Snellgrove Kelly Soller Mr. Chris Sonneman Jim and Mary Carol Sowar Anthony Sperelakis Amy and Keith Spiller Mary Stagaman Dr. Frederick and Mrs. Susan Ryckman Mr. John F. Steele, Sr. John C. Vonder Haar Jeffrey and Lisa Stegman Caroline Sampson Mr. and Mrs. Todd Stegman Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Wagner Kathy and Mario San Marco Sarah and Steve Steinman Pamela Stimmel Dr. and Mrs. Leonard M. Randolph, Jr. Elizabeth York Schiff Curt and Dawn Stoll Ms. Lisa Rauch Pamela J. Schneider John and Kim Ravenhall Russell and Sydney Schnurr Jonathan Reynolds Patricia Pease Rice Gareth and Fiona Richards Jeff and Missy Richardson Linda A. Richey Mary Riffe Mr. Matthew Riley Mr. Manuel Z. Rios Ms. Roberta RiserJennings Nancy Catherine Roberto Ms. Cynthia S. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Vollmer Mr. Stephen Von Wahlde Mrs. Melody Sawyer Richardson Corinne Reich Ms. Pamela J. Viscione Ms. Delane Starliper Chuck and Kathy Stevens Johnna Reeder Mr. Michael R. Viox Jack Ryan Mr. Nicholas Sargen Mr. Robert A. Recchiuti Dr. Alexander A. Vinks Erin and Shane Starkey Thomas and Jeanne Ruter Jerome Stenger Mr. Sundar Raman and Ms. Ramya Santhanam Larry and Maureen Vignola Daniel and Emily von Allmen Ann and Harry Santen* Joyce and Richard Rallanka 22 Blake Robison and Connan Morrissey Benjamin Schlagheck Ms. Pamela J. Schofield Roger J. and Glenda C. Schorr* Mr. Herb and Ms. Jenn Schul Dr. Ann Schulte Joseph T. Schwab Ms. Ann M. Schwister and Dr. Juan C. Santamarina Mary Warner Scott Mrs. Kelly Scovanner Mr. Kenneth Seitzer Kathy Selker Jean and Scott Senecal Mark and Jane Serrianne Bob and Kirsten Shaffer Don and Kristin Stock Thomas Stoll Michael and Amy Stonecipher Brian J. Stout Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Sullivan John Sunde Mr. Christopher Wilson Mr. Gene M. Wilson Gregg H. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wilson Shelli Wineland David and Jennifer Withrow Ms. Jodi Woffington and Mr. Jay Woffington Nancy and David A. Wolf Lisa and Adam Wolter Jean E. Wommack* Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Wood Dr. and Mrs. Frank C. Woodside, III Mr. Matt Woody Mr. Scott Workman Mr. and Mrs. Gordon C. Wright Mr. Shane M. Wright Peg and John Wyant Mrs. Elizabeth S Walda Ricky Yanez Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Walker Betsy and Alex C. Young Mary Zalla V. M. Walker The Zaring Family Foundation Andy and Debbie Walter Buzz Ward Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Ward Mr. Steven W. Zebrasky Ms. Hilla M. Zerbst Dennis and Yvonne Washington Kim William and Christine Zerby Andrew and Niki Weatherston David Ziegler Dave and Sylvie Zigan Conni Weaver Robert and Rania Zimmerman Dalric L. Webb Warren and Pam Weber Mr. and Mrs. Jay G. Zimmerman Stephen W. Tagariello Susan E. Weldishofer Jeanne-Marie and Dick Tapke Mike and Sue West Barbara and Bill Weyand Ms. Victoria A. Tavares Susan E. Wheatley David and Marsha Taylor Mr. Gregory M. Wheeler Mr. Stephen W. Tefft Ms. Chiquita V. White Listings as of 6/15/2014 Rebecca and Garry Terrell Dr. Donald White Mr. Leo Tierney Ms. Martha White *Through a fund at the Greater Cincinnati Foundation Dwight Tillery Ms. Linda C. Gaskins White James R. Tippmann Jason J. Tonich Gerald Whitfield Mr. Constantine G. Triantafyllos Tanja Wiley Mr. Brian R. Wildman Mike Zorn Mr. Darrick P. Zucco Joanna and Arnold Zucker Jaculin Zurlinden We compile the above rosters with care. If your name has been omitted or misspelled, please accept our apology. We encourage you to bring any errors or omissions to our attention. 2014 ANNUAL REPORT Making History APR 23 CINCYCHAMBER@CincyChamber Congrats @ArtsWave on extremely successful 2014 Campaign! Chamber among Top 10 companies with highest percentage increase in participation P&G Sing-Off Workplace Campaign event. Mikki Schaffner Photography > Vicki Herche Molly Marburger ArtsWave Women’s Leadership Roundtable Founding Members Michelle Hershey Shannon B. Marcum Erika Hinebaugh Peggy Ann Markstein Renée Hines Lyn Marsteller Vicky Hoffman Melisse May Under the leadership of 2014 ArtsWave Campaign Chair, Melanie Healey, the ArtsWave Women’s Leadership Roundtable was founded. An inaugural event in February 2014 launched the group and additional activities are planned throughout the year. Below is a listing of women leadership donors who joined the group in its first year. Katy Hollister Mary McCullough-Hudson Jennifer Houser Candace McGraw Cheryl Hoying Taylor McNally Sarah Hudak Susan McPartlin Sherry Hughes Lindsay McShane Maribeth Amyot Lisa Clark Ms. Patricia A. Frey Teresa Huxel Mary Ann Meanwell Kelly Anchrum Moira Clark Bonn Bess Ganeff Megan Hymore Angela Meehan Erin Andre Cathy Crain Olivia Gardner Anne Ilyinsky Susan M. Meeks Erin Ascher Jenny Cupps Jane Garvey Phyllis A. Jackson Isabel Mendez Dr. Philecia C. Avery Bonnie Curtis Linda Gaskins-White Stacy Jackson Kathryn E. Merchant Athena Avgousti Jennifer Damiano Leslie Haynes Gaudreau Lydia Jacobs-Horton Christine Meyer Ellen Baker Donna V. de Graaf Christine Geary Heidi B. Jark Jill P. Meyer Suzie Bartz Anne DeLyons Sudie Geier Denise Jeavons Michelle Meyer Jana Bazzoli Amy Devey Kay Geiger Carrie Johnson Ann Michael Gale Beckett Jennifer Dickey Jodi Geiser Margaret Johnson Kathleen W. Miller Doreen Beckham Dr. Gaylene R. Dinkel Crystal German Margy Johnson Mary Miller Patricia K. Beggs Kelley Downing Lisa Gick Chris Kahn Hatsuki Miyata Cassandra Belmonte Marjorie Drackett Rachel Gick Mary L. Karle Peg Moertl Lois G. Benjamin Dianne Dunkelman Deborah Gilbert PhD Liz Kathman Grubow Alessandra Pica Monaco Elizabeth Reiter Benson Dr. Lisa Dunlap Pamela K. Ginsburg Helen Kemp Krista M. Monnin Pam Bernstein Jayne L. Eaton Louise Gissendaner Alecia Kintner Rachael Moore Marianna Brown Bettman Anne Eberhart Mary Godschalk Kim Kline Mrs. Mary Morand Teresa Beschman Zari Ehteshami Mady Gordon Lisa Knutson Victoria Morgan Carol Beyersdorfer N. Jeane Elliott Colleen A. Grant Kelly Kolar-Eyman Connan Morrissey Kali Hacias Boecher Joan Erhardt Chandra Gravely Suzanne Kopcha Majorie Motch Kathy Book Lisa C. Ernst Susan Rhodes Grayson Dale Kozma Sara B. Munoz Karen Bowman Teresa F. Ernst Linda Greenberg Susan Laffoon Sandra Murawski Robyn Brands Susan B. Esler Rene Guess Michelle Laux Sarah Murphy Sherry Bronner Ms. Kathryn Evans Laura Guggenheim Antje Lemoine Naomi R. Nelson Helena Lawson Brooks Kimber L. Fender Diane Hagenbuch Wendy Kurtz Levine Jacqueline C. Neumann Laura Brunner Trish Fielden JoAnn Hagopian Terry L. Lindquist Valerie L. Newell Trish Bryan Elizabeth Fikes Kathy A. Haines Whitney Long Bonnie Newland Margaret Buchanan Joyce Finch-Morris Kimberly Halbauer Mrs. Ellen Love Justine O’Brien Eileen M. Budo Jillian Fischer Agnes Godwin Hall Anne Lovell Elizabeth Olson Norma F. Butters Kathleen Fish Heather Hallenberg Lisa Lowie Jennifer Parris Martha Campbell Barbara Fitch (Mrs. Stona) Delores Hargrove-Young Ms. Jean Lydon-Rodgers Francie Pepper Mariza Caraveo Cohen Suzanne Flanigan Amy Hanson Karen F. Maier Judy Peppler Pamela Carey-Mackenzie Annette M. Franke Debra Hartsell Refilwe A. Maimane Judy Pershern Wendy Carpenter Maya Franklin Teri Haught Deborah P. Majoras Tara Pettit Shannon Carter Jenny Franta Melanie Healey Carmie Maloney Linda S. Phelps 23 CAMPAIGN RESULTS Women’s Leadership Roundtable Founding Members, Continued Jan Timmel Susan E. Wheatley Dr. Laura Trice Chiquita V. White Barbara A. Turner Tanja Wiley Monica Turner Kathy Wilkinson Lynn Phillips Rachael Rodman Kelly Scovanner Ms. Mary E. Tuuk Jenny Williams Julia Poston Cheryl Rose Kathy Selker Melissa Twiningclaris Ms. Diana J. Willen Jean Senecal Jacqueline Tye Shelli Wineland Valarie Sheppard Karen Bruner Upright Kelly L. Wittich Carol Sigman Ellen van der Horst Jodi Woffington Lisa Wolter Diane H. Powers Lee Rose Emily Praeter Eve C. Rosen Lauri Prescott Samantha Rundo Leigh G. Prop Ann Santen Melody L. Siska Anna Varughese Mariann Quinn Martha Cutright Sarra Kimberly A. Smith Bennette Veals Jean E. Wommack Elizabeth M. Radke Lisa Sauer Patricia Smitson Kim M. Vincent Peg Wyant Marty Ragland Dionysia Savas Kelly Soller Anne Voller Barbara Yerdon Booth Joyce Rallanka Luann Scherer Amy Spiller Mrs. Elizabeth S. Walda Mary Zalla Lisa Rauch Elizabeth York Schiff Mary Stagaman Debbie Walter Anne M. Zaring Kim Ravenhall Rosemary Schlachter Delane Starliper Yvonne Gray Washington Hilla M. Zerbst Johnna Reeder Heather Schmidt Elizabeth Stautberg Conni Weaver Alison Zimmerman Kathy Stevens Susan E. Weldishofer Trisha B. Zimmerman Nancy Swanson Alice Weston Joanna Zucker Barbara Weyand Jaculin Zurlinden Corinne Reich Sydney Schnurr Gretchen Reifsnyder Ann G. Schoen Pamela Reis Digi Schueler Carol G. Talbot Melody Sawyer Richardson Jennifer Schul Molly Tami Linda A. Richey Ann Schulte Teresa Tanner Ellen Rieveschl Vivian Schwab Ms. Cenona A. Taveras Roberta Riser-Jennings Ann M. Schwister Rebecca Terrell We compile the above rosters with care. If your name has been omitted or misspelled, please accept our apology. We encourage you to bring any errors or omissions to our attention. young APR 22 CARLA G-S @RadioCarla Yay!! RT @ArtsWave: Just announced: $12,015,031. We did it! #AWBigNews #ArtsWave Listings as of 6/15/2014 professional leaders > ArtsWave recognizes young professionals who make a gift of $500 or more to the ArtsWave Community Campaign as ArtsWave Young Professional Leaders. The ArtsWave Young Professionals program connects individuals under 40 who want to get more involved and support our vibrant arts community. Members receive access to unique arts experiences, networking opportunities, and social events in Greater Cincinnati. Althea Davis Ms. Jill Frondorf Katherine Davis Richard Funk Raven Davis Bess Ganeff Keith Dershem Olivia Gardner Amy Dill Ms. Linda C. Gaskins White Dr. Gaylene R. Dinkel Rebecca Durnell Chris Eilerman 24 Anonymous (3) Mr. Ronald Beerman Kyle Brown Robert F. Eckman Melinda Alexander Peter Bergman Jasmine Browne Christopher Elswick Asif Alikhan Teresa Beschman Patrick Burns Abigail Estrada-Bey James Allard Richard Betsch Mr. Mark J. Busher Douglas Feichtner Lauren Althaus Leonard Bevens Benjamin Byington Ilija Filipov Tori Ames Mansi Bhandari Martha and Kevin Carroll Chad Finni William Andes Laura Blackorby Dr. Calvin Cheng Alex and Jillian Fischer Elizabeth Andrews-Bock Henning Bock Julie Coogan Paul Fisher Mr. Sean A. Ardizzone Christopher Boehm Michael Crawford Derek Flynt Elizabeth Bailey Leslie Bowman Jenny Cupps Jason Foley Bryan A. Barton Chatika Britton Toriano and Maya Franklin Robert Bartz Nina Britton Stephanie and Leo DalleMolle Emily Brown Jennifer Damiano Jenny Franta Nicole Frazier Christopher Gavette Adam Gelter Peter Georgiton Crystal German Rachel Gick Megan Gill Lara Gonzalez Daniel Griesemer Mr. and Dr. Grisemer Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gyamfi Chad Harness Amanda Harter Mr. John Hatjopoulos Barbara Hauser 2014 ANNUAL REPORT Macy’s Arts Sampler with Elementz. Mikki Schaffner Photography EMMALYNNTINI instagram FEB P&G - WHBC Making tshirt necklaces and scarves for our #ArtsWave campaign!! #Give2ArtsWave #pgemp @_nairam_ > Kristin Hayslip Todd A. Lindamood Laura and Jordan Muse Mr. Chad K. Hickson Ms. Ellen Love Ms. Naomi Nelson Christine and Richard Holmes Ms. Shannon B. Marcum Joseph Nichols Seth Holt Susan Marmo Tara Niemeyer Dr. Victor Marrero Masaharu Nishikawa Peter Mason R. Warner Off Christina Madrid Kristin Okhuysen Abby Mathiason Neil D. Okonak Michael McCarren Qingqiu Ouyang Bianca and Shawn McCartt Jessica Overley Nicole McClanahan Ashlei Peavie Terrence Hooker Steven Horenziak Christopher and Jennifer Houser Joshua Hughes Mr. John R. Huljak Gregory T. Hyland II Megan Hymore Latoya Ivey John Pape Michael McKee Danielle Ivory Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan McNally Elizabeth Joyce Mr. Michael Menyhart Brian Judkins Eric Meyer Adam and Chris Kahn Meredith Meyer Alisha Kalb Tracey Miller Christopher Kelly Mrs. Catherine M. Millette Kate Kennedy Ms. Hatsuki Miyata Caroline Key Michael Moeddel Gwen Kirles Mr. Murphy Mongeon Mr. Patrick Klesmith Jason Moore Ms. Dale Kozma Carol and Drew Morgan Mrs. Krystyna Krawczyk Robert F. Morwood Ms. Nisrene Langenbrunner Chad Munitz Joaquin Lastra Sarah and Christopher Murphy Jennifer Laugle Jason and Brandi Lenihan Laura Murschel Aaron and Tammy Pember Lauren and Justin Peter Phuong Petersen Norman Phillips Stephanie Pianfetti Michael E. Poggemann Wilona Portis Andrew Powell Jason and Emily Praeter Rahquel Purcell John Rahaim Alan Rahlmann Joyce and Richard Rallanka Mr. Sundar Raman and Ms. Ramya Santhanam Amy Remley Matthew Ridgway Brian Rigby Shannon Taylor Mr. Matthew Riley Mr. Sherman Taylor II Jeffrey Risk Jonathan Theders Mrs. Kelly T. Roebuck Ryan Thompson Michael Roll Paul and Tricia Tomich Scott Rose Thomas Treinen William Ross Howard Tribble Ms. Samantha Rundo Jacqueline Tye Steven Sanders Daniel Tyszka RJ Sargent Andrew Ulmer Phillip Sarver David Van Vactor Benjamin Schlagheck Laura Vedder Michael Schmidt Mr. Joshua L. Wallace Tamara Schwarting Mr. Lee Walton Danny Shah David Whaley Susan Sharp Kim Wilcoxon Wednesday Shipp Tanja Wiley Judy Shoup Keith Willhaus Jacob Sieving Mr. Brian Williams Erin Simons Amy Wilson Ms. Lydia Sites Andrew Wilson Hugh and Becky Smart Mark Wilson Camino Smith Scott Wolfer Matthew Stautberg Ms. Michelle A. Wright Darrin Steinmann Ricky Yanez Tiffan Stephens Sara Young Pamela Stimmel Andrea Zahumensky Armina Stricklin Bridget Ziegler Adam Symson James Zimmerman Ms. Victoria A. Tavares Robert and Rania Zimmerman Ms. Cenona A. Taveras and Dr. Eric Beatty Mr. Darrick P. Zucco Listings as of 6/15/2014 We compile the above rosters with care. If your name has been omitted or misspelled, please accept our apology. We encourage you to bring any errors or omissions to our attention. WeDidIt Ambassadors Thank you to the following bloggers and social media influencers for running micro-campaigns and promoting our online peer-to-peer fundraising efforts. Shannan Boyer, Family Friendly Cincinnati Jamie Humes Meredith Comin Crystal Kendrick Tracey Lynn Conrad Rob McDonald, The Brandery Molly Flanagan Julie Niesen, Wine Me Dine Me Carla Gesell-Streeter, Hoperatives Monika Royal-Fischer 25 CAMPAIGN RESULTS Endowment partners 2014 Future Endowment, Bequest and Planned Gift Commitments Anonymous (10 donors) Henrietta Barlag (Cincinnati Ballet, Cincinnati May Festival, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, Cincinnati Shakespeare Company, Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, and Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati) The W. J. Baude – M. E. Oshry Fund * (For intern scholarships at member arts organizations) Florence K. Bean Rosemary H. Bloom (To establish the Arts in Bloom Fund for access to the arts) Lee Ault Carter Raymond R. and Marylyn Clark A. Burton Closson, Jr. * Charlene F. Combs Anne Levin DeLyons Caroline S. DeMar Anne Elkins Didrichsen, in memory of Felix and Weta Mae Elkins (Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park) Joseph H. and Louise Head Frank T. Hamilton, Jr. Trust Mary McCulloughHudson and Greg Hudson James W. and Anne Nethercott Carol G. Talbot Isabelle F. Hugo (Taft Museum of Art) Maurice E. Oshry T. Stephen and Lynn Phillips Sallie Robinson Wadsworth (ArtsWave and Taft Museum of Art) Susan M. Ingmire Mrs. Morse Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Rosenthal Susan J. Kellogg Ruth Rounding Willard and Patricia Kissell Emalee Schavel Morley P. Thompson, Sr. Drs. Barry D. & Karen Britt Walker (To fund arts opportunities for disadvantaged youth) Patrick M. Korb Neal G. Schulte, CPA/CFP Susan S. Laffoon Mark and Jane Serrianne Paul H. and Jo Ann T. Ward (Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park) Whitney R. and Phillip C. Long (Taft Museum of Art) Elizabeth C.B. and Paul G. Sittenfeld * Harris K. and Alice F. Weston Christine Gould Meyer Mary Stagaman Marjorie Motch Mr. and Mrs. John Steinman Legacy and Endowment Gifts The Citizens of Cincinnati, to match the original endowment gift of Charles P. and Anna Sinton Taft, which established the Cincinnati Institute of Fine Arts in 1927 Anonymous (Eight donors to ArtsWave) Anonymous (In honor of the 75th Anniversary of the Cincinnati Institute of Fine Arts) Estates of Blanche and Rebekah Alter (Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and Taft Museum of Art) Mrs. Robert J. Amidon Claire U. Atkins Trust Francis A. Benus (Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra) Anonymous (Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra) Alma Betscher and Edna B. Outcalt Memorial Fund (Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra) Anonymous (Cincinnati Art Museum) Estate of Thomas F. Buck Anonymous (Two donors, Cincinnati Opera) Joseph Burton Anonymous (Three donors, Taft Museum of Art) 26 Elise Eaton Allen Performing Arts Fund * Anonymous (Taft Museum of Art, in support of on going garden expenses) Lee Ault Carter * (To establish a Fund for ArtsWave at the Greater Cincinnati Foundation) W. Rowell Chase Estate of Laura L. Clark Lucinda Closson Memorial Fund Stanley and Frances D. Cohen (Taft Museum of Art Lecture Series) Estate of Natalie Feld, in memory of Eleanor Feld (Cincinnati Opera and Cincinnati Institute of Fine Arts) Franklin L. Folger Trust John Z. Herschede John L. Holden Estate of Ray Huseman Estate of Mr. & Mrs. Louis John Johnen Estate of Edmund L. Jones Estate of Betty J. Dannenfelser Herbert G. French Estate of Edwin P. Dundon John W. Gantt, Sr. Estate of Helen T. Ehlers (Taft Museum of Art) Elizabeth D. Goldsmith Estate of Bertrand B. Kahn (To fund college scholarships) Estates of Dr. Ralph Good and Ms. Alice M. Good Cathryn Keck (Cincinnati Art Museum and Taft Museum of Art) Emma Freund Gwinner Trusts Estate of Dolores Lucille Keppler Estate of Helen B. Hagner Mrs. Harold J. Kersten Estate of William Donald Ehlers Estate of Margaret Embshoff Edith T. Emerson Estate of Thomas J. Emery (Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra) Estate of James M. Ewell Estate of Ruth Friedman Joseph B. Hall Estate of Mary Hanna (Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra) Martin Hemsworth Estate Dorothy M. M. Kersten Trust, U.S. Bank Trustee (Signature Arts & Business Programs and ArtsWave Annual Campaign) 2014 ANNUAL REPORT Legacy and Endowment Gifts, Continued Mr. & Mrs. William McD. Kite, in memory of Mrs. Lucien Wulsin (Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra) Mr. & Mrs. William G. Kittredge Estate of Jacqueline Klein (Taft Museum of Art) Estate of Rosalie Kramer (Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra) Estate of Marjorie F. Krantz Estate of Margaret A. Kunz Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence H. Kyte (Cincinnati Opera) Estate of Betty P. Leach (Taft Museum of Art) Ms. Frances R. Luther, in memory of Howard B. Luther Estate of Edgar J. Mack, Jr. John L. & Ray Marie Streng Markstein Estate of George Melber Estate of Mildred Meloy Estate of Walter H. Meyer Estate of Birdie S. Neuffer Estate of Louis H. Nippert (Taft Museum of Art) Estate of Rosalie Phillips (Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra) Estates of Marion and Dorothy Rawson (Cincinnati Art Museum and Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra) George Rieveschl Foundation Estate of Charles Scott Riley III (Taft Museum of Art) Estate of Margaret Raff Robinson (ArtsWave and Taft Museum of Art) Estate of Rosa F. & Samuel B. Sachs (To establish the Sachs Award for Artistic Excellence) Estate of Irene Saxton Estate of Harry J. Schaleman (Arts Services Office) Jacob G. Schmidlapp Trust, Fifth Third Bank, Trustee (To match an NEA grant for children’s education programs) Estate of Helen D. Schroeder Estate of Mary Louise Schroth Estate of Eugene P. Searfoss Louise Taft Semple Foundation, in memory of Louise Taft Semple (Directorship of Taft Museum of Art) Estate of Marjorie Senior Estate of John K. Sherman Estate of Joan Stark Estate of Joseph L. Steiner Estate of S. Charles and Sue B. Straus Estate of Anna Sinton Taft (To transform the Baum-Longworth-Taft House into the Taft Museum of Art) Estate of Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Taft (To establish the Cincinnati Institute of Fine Arts and the Taft Museum of Art and to support the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra) Rosalyn Taft Gift Estate of Morley P. Thompson Estate of Charlotte S. Toewater Estate of Patricia A. Torok Estate of Betty V. Tuttle Albert W. Vontz, Jr. Estate of Marie Watts Estate of Charlotte Froendhoff Whitmore Estate of Lucile W. Weibel (Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra) Estate of Ruth C. Wilkerson ENDOWMENT GIFTS FROM FOUNDATIONS AND OTHER ENTITIES The William P. Anderson Foundation Commonwealth Hotels, Inc.—The Metropolitan Club of Covington, Kentucky (For Associate Members Endowment) H.G., H.F. and L.T. Dornette Foundation, Fifth Third Bank and Stan Koller, Co-Trustees (For Associate Members Endowment Fund) The Thomas J. Emery Memorial The Ford Foundation (Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra) LKC Foundation/Mrs. Charles O. Carothers (In honor of the 75th Anniversary of the Cincinnati Institute of Fine Arts) Richard P. Windisch and Margaret Van Goeben (Cincinnati May Festival) The Daniel and Susan Pfau Foundation (For the Associate Members Endowment Fund) Robert H. Reakirt Foundation, PNC Bank, Trustee Robert C. Schiff Fund Eleanor and Charlie Taft Fund Elsie H. Warrington, Suzanne M. Warrington and the Warrington Family Foundation, in memory of John T. Warrington (Taft Museum of Art Exhibition Endowment) E. W., H. B. and F. R. Luther Charitable Foundation (To establish the Associate Members Endowment Fund) National Endowment for the Arts (For children’s education programs) Estate of Elinor M. Winchester Estate of Dorothy C. Woodruff The L&L Nippert Charitable Foundation (In honor of the 75th Anniversary of the Cincinnati Institute of Fine Arts) Winners of the 2014 Amazing Arts Race All lists compiled as of 6/1/2014. We compile the above rosters with care. If your name has been omitted or misspelled, please accept our apology. We encourage you to bring any errors or omissions to our attention. Eugene Wulsin 2014 Campaign Report, Special Thanks THANKS AND RECOGNITION GO TO THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES, ORGANIZATIONS, AND INDIVIDUALS FOR ADDITIONAL IN-KIND SUPPORT. • Panera Bread for providing food for our ArtsBreak series. • The Cincinnati Art Museum for providing a wonderful venue and Cutting Edge Selections for donating wine to help us celebrate the successful conclusion of our 2014 Campaign. • The Taft Museum of Art and Hoxworth Blood Center for sponsoring the Amazing Arts Race, and Macy’s for donating prizes. • Macy’s for another amazing year of Macy’s Arts Sampler. • The Mercantile Library for hosting our CincYPerks launch event and The Anchor OTR for hosting our YP Open House event • Cincinnati Arts Association, the Aronoff Center for the Arts, P&G, Pebble Creek Group, Hoxworth Blood Center, Obscura, Summerfair, the Cincinnati Reds, the Cincinnati Symphony & Pops Orchestra, and Lachey Arts for their support of the first-ever CincySings event. • Game Day Communications, the Enquirer, CET, Cincinnati Public Radio, World Pac Paper, and Cincinnati Magazine for helping us spread the word. • P&G for expert market research, social media, design, and project management support. • Stanard Design Partners, Cider Mill Productions LLC, Traction LLC, and Mikki Schaffner Photography for helping us showcase ArtsWave and the arts in Greater Cincinnati. • The Cincinnati Reds for being an incredible partner and supporter for so many of our campaign initiatives and events. • The Behringer-Crawford Museum for hosting our Residential kickoff. • The JK Howe Co. for their donation of koozies for P&G Dividend day. • And a BIG thank you to the dozens of arts partners who provided venues, activities, speakers, tickets and more to make our employee campaigns and events successful! 27 driven by community support • The region’s leading local arts agency and nation’s largest united arts fund • Over $50 million invested in the region in the last five years alone • More than 40,000 individual and corporate donors contributed $12 million in 2014 • National leader in research on the impact and public value of the arts • Community campaign supported 113 arts organizations located in 35 communities across the region in the last year • 35 local arts organizations receive $9.7 million in impact-based grants • $435,000 invested in smaller project grants and strategic partnerships • Each year ArtsWave invests additional funds in a variety of services, engagement, and innovation programs • Grantees bring arts experiences to hundreds of neighborhoods and schools For more information on ArtsWave, visit www.theArtsWave.org