Jefferson Center 2022-2023 Year in Review

YEAR IN REVIEW 2022-2023

COMMUNITY SUPPORT SAYS IT ALL

A MESSAGE FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

A YEAR OF GENEROSITY

CELEBRATING TREMENDOUS SUPPORT A RECORD BREAKING SEASON

LEARN WHAT RECORD WE SET IN THE 2022-2023 SEASON

SUSTAINING A CITY LANDMARK

A BRIEF LOOK AT OUR CAPITAL NEEDS ASSESSMENT

Punch Brothers

Shaftman

Performance Hall

October 22, 2022

OUR VISION

Jefferson Center is committed to providING broad access to inspirational performing arts experiences, transformational arts education opportunities, and vibrant community space.

CURRENT FISCAL YEAR

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

OFFICERS

Whit Ellerman Owner, Cardinal Bicycle Officer – Chair

Richard Socha-Mower Chief Credit & Operations Officer, Member One Federal Credit Union Officer – Vice Chair

Mark S. Lawrence Vice President - Governmental And External Affairs, Carilion Clinic Officer – Treasurer

Sharon Burnham

Asst. US Attorney, retired Officer – Secretary of the Board

DIRECTORS EMERITUS

Warner Dalhouse Board Member – Hometown Bank

Susan P. Frantz President/Owner, Personal Best, Inc.

DIRECTORS

Greg Brock CEO, Firefli

Bo Frith

Attorney, Frith, Ellerman, & Davis

Todd Leeson Partner, Gentry Locke Attorneys

Liz Long Editor, The Roanoker, Virginia Travel Guide, Bridebook

Rob Mangus Senior Vice President, Pinnacle Bank

Bryan Musselwhite Senior VP, Poe & Cronk

Edwin C. Hall Hall Associates, Inc.

Heidi Krisch Community Leader

Dr. Michael Nussbaum Senior Vice President and Chair of Surgery, Carilion Clinic

Malcolm Quigley Lead, Strategic Partnerships, Population Services International

Marjorie Tenzer Vice President, IBM, retired

Sam Worthington Founder, Coaxn Strategies

Sarah Parker Chair of Health Systems and Implementation Science at Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine

Tyler Pugh Community Leader

COMMUNITY SUPPORT

SAYS IT ALL

We feel deep gratitude for the support we are given from you, our stakeholders. As we stabilize our business postpandemic, we are consistently excited about the level of engagement from our community. Great ticket sales, solid donorship, steady event revenue, and a growing list of tenants are proof that the services we provide matter to our community.

We continue our conversations with the City of Roanoke focused on a sustainable capital maintenance plan. We remain hopeful that these discussions will elicit a sturdy and responsible solution to ensure continuation of our mission. We know that the City and our community value what Jefferson Center provides and this is our moment to concretize terms of a better plan. Your support furthers the message to the City of Roanoke that our community values our efforts.

As you will see in this report, we are differentiated by the breadth of our mission. We have our own diverse programming of course and we also support hundreds of other events annually. We provide leasing space to small

businesses, both for-profit and not-for-profit. We impact academic outcomes through our unique education program. So, whether you’re here to be inspired by an artist presented by us or you are engaging in the work done by other community partners, Jefferson Center is facilitating that experience.

Our historic building has played a key role in the lives of so many. We continue to entertain and educate as a center for culture in Southwest Virginia. With your belief in our mission, our trajectory is only up. We will keep you up to date as we reach our potential to do good.

CYRUS PACE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

PERFORMANCE SEASON: 2022 - 2023

A RECORD BREAKING SEASON

Jefferson Center would like to thank our patrons for a record-breaking year of attendance!

Our season began with a spirited set in Fostek Hall by Shaun Martin, a member of the well-loved jazz ensemble Snarky Puppy. It was a homecoming of sorts as we began our 20222023 programming and welcomed his return. The first show of our Jazz Series, Javon Jackson with Nikki Giovanni, was an incredibly special evening that drew a diverse crowd of all ages. Many students stayed after the show to meet Nikki, have books of her poetry signed, and take pictures with her. As a nationally renowned poet who taught at Virginia Tech, she is a local treasure. Before the show, we held a reception with the local nonprofit Soul Sessions. Six of their most talented poets performed, and Nikki spoke briefly about her experiences as a writer and professor.

We kicked off the Star City Series with Punch Brothers, who played to a full house in Shaftman Performance Hall on October 12. Morgan Wade sold out the hall again on November 17. As a native of the area, fans have witnessed her career explode over the last few years as she was signed to Sony Music and gained representation through WME. It was truly an air of celebration as family, friends, longtime fans, and patrons who recently discovered her music packed the venue.

Immanuel Wilkins drew a great crowd for his Jazz Club performance on October 1, and Lenny Marcus sold out his CD Release Show on October 15. Godwin Louis Quintet’s Jazz Club performance on November 4 featured a Masterclass for students before doors opened to the public. The focus of their time together was to walk the students through the audition process and help prepare them for next steps after graduation.

The third quarter was our best yet! We sold out Shaftman Performance Hall for Shawn Colvin, Marc Cohn, and Sarah Jarosz Together in Concert on February 17, as well as Lyle Lovett on March 7, and Croce Plays Croce on March 30. All 3 shows embodied exceptional songwriting with an Americana flair. The evenings ended with standing ovations and impressive encores. Neko Case packed Shaftman Performance Hall on January 29, attracting 671 attendees with her unique contralto, over half of which were first-time Jefferson Center patrons.

Our Jazz offerings drew wonderful crowds as well, with Fred Hersch & Esperanza Spalding performing together on January 31, and Branford Marsalis returning with his quartet on March 9. Several students attended these shows, including 61 Hidden Valley High School students. It was refreshing to see so many young faces appreciating live Jazz in Shaftman Performance Hall.

We also sold out Fostek Hall for a Jazz Club performance by Goldings, Bernstein, Stewart Trio on January 28, as well as an evening with Folk legend Loudon Wainwright III on March 19.

Along with our usual performance spaces, we got creative and utilized the stage in Shaftman Performance Hall for an intimate performance by Violet Bell on January 13, during which the audience was invited to sit onstage.

Jefferson Center’s 2022-2023 Season ended with a bang! Father John Misty sold out Shaftman Performance Hall on April 17 and wowed the audience with his stunning vocal range and immersive light show. Fans ranging from teenagers to seniors cheered for an encore, with a staggering 80% experiencing Jefferson Center for the first time. On April 19, we welcomed Monterey Jazz Festival On

Father John Misty - April 17, 2023

Shaftman Performance Hall

Tour to celebrate one of the world’s most long running and iconic events. The stage was filled with critically acclaimed artists and led by Tony, Grammy, and NEA Jazz Award winning vocalist Dee Dee Bridgewater. Powerhouse vocalists Ruben Studdard and Clay Aiken took the stage on May 5 for Ruben & Clay: Twenty the Tour, celebrating 20 years of music and providing a fitting finale for our Shaftman Hall shows of the season. Our final performance was Camille Thurman for our Jazz Club series. Guests enjoyed light refreshments and the relaxed black box atmosphere while listening to a rising star with multiple talents (tenor sax, bass clarinet, and highly inventive vocals to name a few.) She was backed by the Darrell Green Quartet, who provided drums, upright bass, piano, and guitar. Ending the season on such a high note had us excited for what was to come for Jefferson Center in 2023-2024!

JAMIE CHEATWOOD PROGRAMMING

8/3/22 Shaun Martin Trio

8/13/22 Maria Bamford

9/10/22 Krantz/Carlock/Lefebvre

9/23/22 Javon Jackson with NIkki Giovanni

10/1/22 Immanuel Wilkins

10/12/22 Punch Brothers

10/15/22 Lenny Marcus Trio

11/4/22 Godwin Louis Quintet

11/17/22 Morgan Wade

1/13/23 Violet Bell

1/28/23 Goldings, Bernstein, Stewart Trio

1/29/23 Neko Case

1/31/23 An Evening with Fred Hersch and esperanza spalding

2/17/23 Shawn Colvin, Marc Cohn & Sarah Jarosz: Together in Concert

3/7/23 Lyle Lovett

3/9/23 Branford Marsalis

3/19/23 Loudon Wainwright III

3/25/23 Alicia Olatuja

3/30/23 Croce Plays Croce

4/17/23 Father John Misty

4/19/23 Monterey Jazz Festival on Tour

4/21/23 Meshell Ndegeocello

5/5/23 Ruben & Clay: Twenty the Tour

5/12/23 Camille Thurman

BARS, BEATS &

MASTERCLASSES

Throughout the fall and spring semesters, the Music Lab offered classes on Bars & Beats (hip-hop 101), songwriting, and music production. The students celebrated a year of hard work with an end of year performance in Fostek Hall.

The Student Performance Bands also had a public show at Martin’s Restaurant on May 13 with over 75 people in attendance. Six students were involved in 4 bands and performed their own songs and covers from groups like The Ramones, Fleetwood Mac, and Foo Fighters.

In addition, the Music Lab’s Gospel Band traveled and performed at the Quality of Life Festival at the RFK Festival Grounds in Washington, D.C. as part of a celebration of Black History Month.

Alongside the regular Music Lab curriculum, Jefferson Center offered a masterclass with saxophonist, composer, and Berklee College of Music educator Godwin Louis. During the masterclass, several students were invited to play with Godwin Louis and his band. Once they finished playing, Mr. Louis and his bandmates gave the students professional critiques about how to express themselves through their music and create a presence on stage when practicing and auditioning. This class was followed by two Jazz Club performances by Mr. Louis in Fostek Hall.

On February 28, Sammy Miller & The Congregation performed an interactive morning assembly for 150 local high school students in Shaftman Performance Hall. They delved into the sound of a young trumpeter Louis Armstrong moving to Chicago, the composer Duke Ellington moving to New York, as well as the concepts of improvisation, swing, and blues. That evening, they played a free show in Shaftman Performance Hall for 570 community members. Youths and older music lovers alike were uplifted by the energetic tunes and the group’s inviting stage presence.

Music Lab is part of Jefferson Center’s Harry and Lavon Webb Youth Enrichment and Arts Education Center

BRIAN WAITES EDUCATION MANAGER

Godwin Louis Masterclass

Sammy Miller Masterclass

Student End of Year Performance in Fostek Hall

Gospel Band Performing in Washington, D.C.

COMMUNITY SPACE THRIVING

Over the 2022-2023 season Jefferson Center opened its doors to a diverse range of organizations and groups and we are grateful to have long standing rental relationships with the following organizations:

Carilion Clinic

ECPI

Opera Roanoke

Roanoke Ballet Theatre

Roanoke Symphony Orchestra

Roanoke County Public Schools

Virginia Children’s Theatre

Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine

From multi day national dance competitions to local studio rehearsals and recitals, Shaftman Performance Hall and other

rental spaces stayed inundated with dancers in early spring. Fitzpatrick Hall continued to be chosen for weddings, receptions, quinceañeras, retirement parties, business meetings and award ceremonies.

Jefferson Center continues to act as a hub of cultural activity and remains a vital part of the community.

KIM BILLINGS DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS

DEVELOPMENT:

I am thrilled to address you as the newly appointed Senior Director of Development at Jefferson Center and I am excited to reflect on the remarkable generosity witnessed throughout 2022-2023. As we delve into the statistics of our fundraising efforts, I am incredibly proud to share the significant impact your support had on our mission.

I am delighted to announce we have achieved remarkable milestones in our annual fundraising endeavors thanks to our dedicated team and the community’s collective efforts. In the 2022-2023 fiscal year alone, the Jefferson Center saw an outpouring of support, resulting in a total giving of $567,086.73.

Allow me to break down this extraordinary achievement:

Donations–Our community’s generosity knows no bounds with donations totaling an impressive $366,441.73. Your individual contributions have fueled our programs and initiatives, allowing us to continue to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those we serve.

Sponsorships–In addition to individual donations, our corporate partners have demonstrated their commitment to our cause through sponsorships, contributing a total of $125,910.00. We are deeply grateful for their partnerships and invaluable roles in advancing our mission.

A YEAR OF

GENEROSITY

Grants–Further bolstering our efforts, grants totaling $74,735.00 have been awarded to Jefferson Center, enabling us to expand our reach and implement innovative solutions to address pressing societal challenges.

Beyond the numbers, our community’s continuous support truly sets us apart. With over 600 donors and more than 50 sponsors and grantors, our network continues to grow. Your belief in the difference we make in our community through offering one-of-a-kind cultural opportunities and award-winning artists is the driving force behind everything we do. For that, we extend our deepest gratitude.

Celebrating these achievements, let us look to the future with optimism and determination. Together, we have laid a solid foundation for continued growth and impact. With your continued support, I am confident Jefferson Center will continue its success in the years to come.

Thank you for your steadfast commitment to Jefferson Center and for being an integral part of our journey.

Dr. Tonia Socha-Mower SENIOR DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT

$366,441.73 IN DONATIONS

$125,910.00 IN SPONSORSHIPS

Extraordinary Partnerships Create Extraordinary Performances

$567,086.73 GIVING IN TOTAL

$74,735.00 IN GRANTS

Celebrating Success

We launched the fiscal year with the Director’s Circle Celebration before a performance by the Punch Brothers. The Second Annual Fall Alumni and Family Gathering followed, and we hosted a spring Patron Appreciation Celebration before Lyle Lovett’s performance. Jefferson Center staff also hosted a Behind the Scenes Tour and concluded the fiscal year with a Blues, Brews & BBQ themed Sponsor Appreciation Reception in June.

Jefferson Center wishes to recognize Anderson, Desimone & Green, P.C. as our newest visionary sponsor in 2022-2023. Their generosity and loyalty allowed Jefferson Center to enrich southwestern Virginia communities by producing high-quality performing arts programs, providing rental space for those who serve our community, and providing educational outreach.

Behind the Scenes Tour

Second Annual Fall Alumni Gathering

Director’s Circle Celebration

Director’s Circle Celebration

THANK YOU 2022-2023 ANNUAL DONORS

Special appreciation is extended to the following annual campaign donors for bringing Jefferson Center’s mission to life through their generous financial support received from July 1, 2022 through June 30, 2023.

DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE

The Director’s Circle recognizes the special generosity of donors who provide leadership giving that allows Jefferson Center to consistently present high-quality programs and transformative experiences for diverse audiences.

VISIONARY CIRCLE ($25,000+)

Janice Fostek

PLATINUM CIRCLE

($10,000 – $24,999)

Ceres Foundation Inc.

Tom and Mary Evelyn Tielking

GOLD CIRCLE

Anonymous

Dr. Timothy Andriano

($5,000 – $9,999)

Berkshire Charitable Foundation

Dr. and Mrs. Paul Frantz

Logan III Charitable Fund

Mrs. Laura Logan

Drs. Michael and Sue Nussbaum

Community Foundation Serving Western Virginia

Howard and Tracy Shumate

Maury L. Strauss

Ms. Suzanne W. Thorniley

Elbert H., Evelyn J., Karen H. Waldron Charitable Foundation

SILVER CIRCLE

($2,500 – $4,999)

Anonymous

Alvin B. Fink Memorial Fund

Fidelity Charitable

Mr. and Mrs. Heywood Fralin

Edward and Jeecy Goyette

Robyn and David Johnsen

Tom and Cindy Mohr

FRIEND ($500 – $999)

The Anne Armistead Fund

Ms. Shelia Balderson

Mr. Lewis Bishop and Dr. Rita Bishop

The Blackbaud Giving Fund by its agent, YourCause

Allen and Katherine Boaz

Carl and Brenda Cress

William C. “Jack” and Sandra C. “Sandy” Davis

John and Hoye Duckworth

Mrs. R. W. Gandee

Lowell Inhorn And Cynthia Petzold

Ms. Gayle Keith

BRONZE CIRCLE ($1,000 – $2,499)

Anonymous (3)

John and Andrea Bingham

Mrs. Martha Boswell

Peter and Christine Brinckerhoff

Greg and Donna Brock

Ms. Sharon Burnham and Mr. Joseph Mott

Shawn A. Carpenter

Louise Chagnon

Mr. Thomas Crawford

Barbara and Warner Dalhouse

Mr. Thomas Davis

Dr. Kevin F. Ducey and Dr. Minh-Chau Dang

Chuck and Linda Eanes

Bill and Diane Elliot Fund of Community Foundation Serving Western Virginia

Trista and William Farrell

Farrell Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Firebaugh

Beverley and Shirley Fitzpatrick, Jr.

J. Spencer and Joy Frantz Donor Advised Fund of Community Foundation Serving Western Virginia

Cathy and Brad Greenberg

John and Jean Hitchins, Jr.

IFA Wealth

Ms. Anne Jenkins

The Kaneff Foundation

Philip and Leah Katz

Nathan and Angela Kerr

Mark and Cynthia Lawrence

Dr. and Mrs. Lee Learman

Liz and Jason Long

Mr. Harry Montoro

Donald Pierce

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Rogers

Harry and Penny G. Schwarz Gift Fund

Vanguard Charitable

Fred and Bev Whitley

Mr. and Mrs. Jan Wright

Mr. Walt Young

For more donor levels, please visit our website at www.jeffcenter.org/donors Every effort has been made to ensure that our list of donors is correct. If there are any errors, please accept our sincere apologies and inform our offices at (540) 685-2304.

DUET ($250 – $499)

Anonymous (2)

Jule and Jim Atkinson

Judy F. Bates

George and Barbara Cartledge

Charities Aid Foundation America

George and Katherine Clemo

Dave and Melinda Cohan

Tim and Sue Coleman

John J. Conley

Bill and Connie Corey

Mr. and Mrs. James Crews

Daniel And Bonnie Culkin

Dr. and Mrs. William A. Deyerle

Mr. and Mrs. Raphael Ferris

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lawson

Mr. and Mrs. Todd and Whitney Leeson

Tony and Gini Lefkowicz

Ann and Michael Levan

Mr. Jack Loeb and Ms. Heidi F. Krisch

Teresa and Adam Mastrangelo

Bryan and Renu Musselwhite

Mr. and Mrs. Nick Nichols

Cyrus and Amber Pace

James and Brenda Pearman

Mr. and Mrs. William Poe

Malcolm Quigley

Robert Reuter and Katherine Downs-Reuter

Dr. Sue Ellen and Mr. John Rocovich

Pat and Donna Sams

Henry and Cindy Schaefer

Henry Schaefer Family Foundation

Ms. Verlyne Simmons Key

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Socha-Mower

Ms. Lesleigh B. Strauss

Jeff and Terry Stump

Drs. Marc and Cathy Swanson

Mr. and Mrs. Joel Tenzer

Ms. Marjorie Tenzer

Dr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Thomas

Alan and Kim Turner

Mr. and Mrs. J. David Wine

Scott and Bonny Winter

Susan and Allen Wirt

Mr. and Mrs. Ganiel Orban Gregory

Michele and Greg Haley

Mr. Steven Harris

Garrett and Grayson Hollingsworth

Tim and Phyllis Isaacs

Anita Kablinger

Mr. Michael Kalagher

Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Kemp, Jr.

Tom Klatka and Ferri Lockhart

Mr. Kenneth C. Laughon

Rick Lewis, Jr. and Megan McKewan

Kirk and Sarah Ludwig

Mr. and Mrs. Rob Mangus

Susan McCrea

Becky and Matt McKimmy

Beth O’Connor

Jeanne and Bob Pitner

Mr. Steve Poelzing

T. Rowe Price Charitable

Ken and Debby Rattenbury

Churchill and Lee Robison

Scallorns Family Foundation

Ms. Claire Scholz

Joseph Scruton

Jane and John Shoemaker

Bill and Anne Sphar

Anne Tiffany

Dr. and Mrs. E. Mark Watts

Kyle Wright

TRIBUTE GIVING IN HONOR OF:

Frank Caldwell ‘66

Mr. Glenn Dillon

Class of ‘69

Ms. Claire Scholz

Lynn Donnary

Mr. Harry Montoro

Helen Ewald, Jefferson High School Class of 1934

Francis and Helen Ewald Family

Charitable Fund of Community Foundation Serving Western Virginia

IN MEMORY OF:

Class Members of 55 Who Have Left Us

Mr. Carlton W. Alcorn

Ken Hitchcock

Boxwood Green Homeowners Association

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Clarke

Chip and Kathleen Conway

Mr. and Mrs. Alan Detrick

Mr. John Eikenberry

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Forde

Mr. Jack Frieden

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hale

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Joffe

Dr. & Mrs. Larry Kalp

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kauffman

Mr. and Mrs. William Bovee King

Ms. Cat Lineberry

Mr. Douglas McDonald and Ms. Margaret Kerfoot

Ms. Katherine Naughton

Mr. and Mrs. Nick Nichols

Ms. Carol Noesner

Ms. Melinda Parker

Ms. Barbara Phillips

Mr. and Mrs. John Purdie, Jr.

Kaye Ferrell

Jenny Waering

John J Goss

Ms. Christina Nanof

Judy Harrison

Ms. Celestia Lawrence

Liz Long

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ellis

Adam Markham

Ken and Linda Burger

Mr. and Mrs. James Seidelmann

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sprague

Mr. Dale Turk

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Violette

Mr. William Wright

Frank and Dottie Adams

Margaret and Will Lindsey

John Warner Allison

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Julg

Erik Brady

Mr. and Mrs. George C. Barker, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rotanz

Barbara Spiers Causey

Mr. Robert J. Spiers, Jr.

The Honorable Beverly T Fitzpatrick

Beverley and Shirley Fitzpatrick, Jr.

Helen Fitzpatrick

Ms. Judith Bishop

Emily Brown

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cheadle

Julie Colegrove

Bill and Diane Elliot

Dr. and Mrs. Michael Friedlander

Zelma Harris

David Harrison

Sharon Alexie and Morgan Hicks

CeCe Pace

Caryl Zaronikos

Cyrus Pace

Mr. Lewis Bishop and Dr. Rita Bishop

Kathy Patten

Tiffany Rawling

Janice (Jamison) and Rod Phillips, Class of 1964

Mr. and Mrs. Nicky R. Jamison

Betty Simmers

Greg and Marci Podlecki

Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Hoge

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Jamison

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence L. Koontz, Jr.

Janey And Robert Mountcastle

Gayle Petro

Ms. Virginia Savage

Dr. and Mrs. E. Mark Watts

Fred and Bev Whitley

Roger and Carolyn Winborne

Richard Greenberg

Philip and Leah Katz

Major Hill Jr

Phyllis Hill

Danny Hogan

Ms. Jean Williams Durgan

Norma Jennings Fisher, JHS Class of ‘41

Judy F. Bates

Jeanen D. Lewis

Chris and Gina Keaton

Mac McCorkle

Dorry McCorkle

Evelyn Marie Mitchell

Frankie and David Robbins

Jim Mitchener

Ms. Phyllis Smith

Kim Turner

Ann and Michael Levan

Morgan Wade

Ms. Lisa Patty

Judy B. Mullins

Mr. William E. Mullins

James (Jim) Edward Orrell

Mr. and Mrs. James Cosby

Carol Tate ‘64

Mr. and Mrs. Rodney A. Phillips

Frances H. Shaver

Mr. Elliott Shaver

Sheila S. Strauss

Ms. Lesleigh B. Strauss

Jeane H. Swanson and Nancy Wilson

Drs. Marc and Cathy Swanson

James Howard Tate

George and Katherine Clemo

William Thomas Turner

Mr. and Mrs. James Cosby

Eda Wynn

Ms. Regina Williamson

2022-2023 SEASON SPONSORS & GRANTORS

Extraordinary partnerships create extraordinary performances

CAPITAL NEEDS ASSESSMENT SUSTAINING A CITY LANDMARK

As stewards of the Roanoke City owned Jefferson Center building, in 2023 we enlisted Hughes Associates Architects & Engineers to complete a capital needs assessment on the building to give us the information we needed to ensure the building continues to be able to serve our community.

The building has not seen any significant renovations since it was saved from demolition in the 80s and Shaftman Hall was renovated in the 90s.

The assessment found that the building has $6,016,145 in critical needs recommended for remediation within the next five years. Critical items for remediation include architectural and mechanical systems repairs and replacements critical to safety, function and building integrity.

Examples include:

• Architectural repairs to seal up the exterior from water infiltration.

• Interior fixture repairs and improvements such as doors, signage, ceiling surface replacements, restroom repairs, and concessions space improvements.

• Improvements to interior finishes including flooring, plaster and wall repairs, and painting.

• Repairs and replacements to the outdated fire system for safety, including fire panel, smoke evacuation, and sprinkler standpipe systems.

• Replacements of old HVAC units for performance spaces/related support areas, split units in tenant spaces and air handling units on the Fitzpatrick wing.

• Replacing the roofing on the main building as well as the Fitzpatrick wing.

We are grateful to say the work of the capital needs assessment gave us important information we needed to begin conversations with City of Roanoke leadership to find sustainable solutions to make sure Jefferson Center thrives in its future.

Jefferson Center Capital Needs Summary

Hughes Associates Report

As of August 28, 2023

Architecture - Exterior

Architecture - Interior Finishes Fire Protection

Mechanical Roofing Plumbing & Electrical

Grand Totals $ 424,300 $646,635 $713,060 $1,400,000 $1,484,500 $772,425 $575,225 $6,016,145

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