FRIENDS OF OPERA
2024/25 Annual Donor Report
LETTER FROM THE DIRECTOR
Last year, OPERA San Antonio proudly celebrated our 10th anniversary a remarkable milestone that reflects not just our growth as an organization, but the power of a community that believes in the transformative magic of opera. From our earliest performances to our boldest productions today, everything we have achieved has been made possible by your incredible support Our 2024/25 Season, “Exploring New Horizons,” was a true celebration of all that opera can be timeless, boundary-breaking, and deeply human. We were honored to present our first-ever Spanish-language mainstage production, Cruzar la Cara de la Luna along with Puccini’s masterpiece, Madama Butterfly These works brought over 5,000 audience members and more than 2,000 students and educators many of whom were experiencing live opera for the very first time.
But our reach extended far beyond the theater Thanks to your support, our education and community programs served more than 32,225 people, impacting 173 schools across all 10 city districts. Through OPERA in Schools, multilingual lectures, artist talkbacks, and 45 free community events, we brought opera directly into classrooms, neighborhoods, and hearts
Because of your generosity, we are not only sustaining this work we are growing it You have helped us shape a company that is both artistically ambitious and communitydriven, and we are more energized than ever about what lies ahead.
As we look to our next decade, we invite you to continue this journey with us and to consider making a gift that ensures opera continues to thrive in our city.
With heartfelt gratitude,
E. Loren Meeker
Executive Director of OPERA San Antonio
(Position Underwritten by The Tobin Endowment)
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OUR MISSION
OPERA San Antonio’s mission is to produce opera of uncompromising artistic quality and to enrich our community through educational outreach and social engagement. The company is committed to preserving and sharing opera as an art form that is relevant, inspirational, and accessible to residents and visitors of all ages and backgrounds The civic premise of OPERA San Antonio is that the community needs, and the citizens deserve, access to the major performing arts.
LEADERSHIP TEAM
E LOREN MEEKER
Music DirectorFRANCESCO MILIOTO
Artistic AdvisorGARNETT BRUCE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Board Chair
ANNIE LABATT
“Opera is one of the most powerful expressions of who we are. Through sounds, stories, and staging, opera pulls us together and helps us forge even stronger communal bonds. Supporting the opera means supporting not only the cultural growth of our community, but also the integrity of our community as a space of shared experiences and memories. “
ANNIE LABATT
ERIC REBLIN
Treasurer Vice-Chair Secretary
SERGIO VIROSLAV MATTHEW WEST
YUN AU
HANNAH HUDSON
ALEYDA KNIESTEDT
CASSIDY LUITJEN
RUBÉN MINUTTI-ZANATTA
SARA MCCAMISH
JAMES MCCUTCHEON
EDUARDO PARRA Immediate Past Chair
Chair EmeritusBLAIR LABATT
Founder MEL WEINGART
CRUZAR LA CARA DE LA LUNA
In October of 2024, OPERA San Antonio opened its 10 Anniversary Season with Cruzar la Cara de la Luna, the world’s first mariachi opera, honoring San Antonio’s vibrant cultural heritage in collaboration with Campanas de America This production marked OSA’s debut of both a Spanish-language and a contemporary work in the H-E-B Hall of The Tobin Center. Thanks to the generosity of our sponsors, we were thrilled to offer free access to the final dress rehearsal and two performances to 1,746 students, teachers, and veterans. OSA is deeply committed to making opera accessible to all, and it’s the unwavering support of our patrons and donors that makes these transformative experiences possible.
To complement the performances, OSA created a mercado in the lobby celebrating Mexican-American culture and treated audiences to post-show performances by local high school mariachi groups from Youth Orchestras of San Antonio, Lanier High School, and Holmes High School At the final dress rehearsal, students were invited to a Q&A before the show, and at the end of the night, everyone was treated to paletas to help celebrate the evening.
“The students were very emotional, which means that the performance engaged them in such a way that they connected with the cast and the message. It was a beautiful sight to see. ”
NATALIE BENKE, TEACHER CHAMPION HIGH SCHOOL
“Thank you so much for this experience. I have always wanted to go to an opera and opened an interest I never knew I had for it. Also to see something that incorporates my heritage was an amazing thing to watch.
Thank you ”
NORA, U.S. MARINE CORPS (VETERAN 1999 - 2013)
Photo by Brielle Brown
Photo by Brielle Brown
Cruzar la Cara de la Luna: Mariachi Campanas de America, Cecilia Duarte, Octavio Moreno, Vanessa Alonzo, Miguel de Aranda
PRODUCTIONS PRODUCTIONS
MADAMA BUTTERFLY
The season continued with Puccini’s Madama Butterfly. This richly emotional and visually compelling production explored cross cultural contrasts and the power of love and loss in one of opera ’ s most beloved works. Staged in our first ever collaboration with Austin Opera and The Orchestra San Antonio, it featured a cast led by Raquel González as Cio Cio San, Joseph Dennis as Lt Pinkerton, with music
“I overheard one of my students, a teen boy, say to his friends as we were leaving, " guys, I seriously got teared up like three times during the show..."
JACQUELYN FAGAN, TEACHER GREAT HEARTS MONTE VISTA
“Thank you for tonight, it was a blessing!!”
EMI J, STUDENT TAFT HIGH SCHOOL
“I would love to go to another one, seeing a story play was so wonderful and such a passionate way of telling a story to the audience I would love to see another one day.”
LOREN G, STUDENT JOHN MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL
Photo by Karen Almond
Cast: Kristen Choi, Nicholas Nestorak, Raquel González, Joseph Dennis, Malcolm Mackenzie, OSA Chorus
PROCLAMATIONS CELEBRATING 10 YEARS
OPERA San Antonio received two prestigious honors last fall, proclamations from the City of San Antonio and from Bexar County celebrating our 10th Anniversary Season. We had a wonderful time sharing our love for opera and our commitment to the community of San Antonio with Mayor Nirenberg and City Council Members on October 3rd and with Judge Sakai and the County Commissioners on October 8th.
SPECIAL EVENTS
Last season, OSA’s Cocktails & Conversation series forged meaningful new partnerships with local venues A festive event at Mi Tierra highlighted Cruzar la Cara de la Luna, while a second gathering at the Japanese Tea Garden set the tone for Madama Butterfly Together, these events broadened OSA’s reach and built lasting community ties.
10 YEARS 10 YEARS
VOICES OF BEAUTY
On November 15, 2024, OPERA San Antonio and The Orchestra San Antonio presented Voices of Beauty, a concert in a heartfelt tribute to the rich cultural history of the West Side community The concert featured baritone Efraín Solís, soprano Elizabeth Sutphen, and pianist Mario Marra, who performed along with musicians from The Orchestra San Antonio The hour-long performance was a guided exploration of the ties between operatic arias, Spanish folk song favorites, and major classical works set against the stunning backdrop of Little Flower Basilica in celebration of community and tradition
All proceeds from this benefit concert were offered in support of the Little Flower Basilica’s efforts to repair its historic bells
Photos courtesy of The Orchestra San Antonio
During the 2024/25 Season, OSA visited 50 venues impacting 70 schools, 35 of which were classified as Title 1, through our OPERA in Schools program Schools visited included charter, homeschool, private, and public schools spread across 15 school districts in San Antonio and the s rro nding areas A total of 55 free performances ere offered across all 10 city districts in San ue to high demand for the program and he BraunTex Theatre, Carver Cultural Leading up to our production of Cruzar, e OPERA Meets Mariachi at The Tobin. s de America who performed a unique Over a total of 7 Student Matinee schools, impacting 2,966 attendees.
OPERA Meets Mariachi: Tobin Center
OPERA 101: BraunTEX Theatre, New Braunfels
PROGRAMS PROGRAMS
Across performances of Cruzar la Cara de la Luna and Madama Butterfly, including open final dress rehearsals, our 2024/25 Behind the Scenes program warmly welcomed our military community and 59 schools from across Bexar County and beyond, offering a total of 3,146 sponsored seats to students, teachers, and veterans. Thanks to the generosity of our sponsors, we were able to donate a combined total of 887 free tickets at a value of over $50,000. Our partnership with the VetTix, Tobin Heroes, and Tobin Teachers programs allowed many to experience opera for the very first time.
Through this program, students also received access to discounted $20 rush tickets and other enrichment opportunities such as Q&A sessions, photo opportunities with cast members, backstage tours, red-carpet interviews, and access to interactive to Study Guides tailored to deepen classroom learning
Butterfly Pre-Show Q & A
Red Carpet Interviews
Cruzar Pre-Show Q & A
Pictures with cast
Connection...Collab
Throughout the 2024/25 Season, OSA participated in a record-breaking 45 free, community-centric events impacting 9,186 people. Special events were offered at locations across San Antonio and beyond, in partnership with both established and numerous new community partners. Highlights include: Stars and Stripes Salute in collaboration with the Alamo Plaza; Ford Holiday River Parade; Spanish-Language Opera Workshops in partnership with Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico - San Antonio (UNAM); caroling in multiple venues through Holiday Pop-Ups; a Holiday Concert for Haven for Hope; a featured performance at Tech Port Fiesta de los Niños; Explore Opera! at the McNay and Uvalde Grand Opera House, tour of family program Explore Opera for Kids! in partnership with the San Antonio Public Library; Hearts in Harmony concerts in collaboration with The Orchestra San Antonio, the South Texas Tour to Uvalde, Cotulla, Laredo, and Corpus Christi, and more. Each event brought new opportunities to connect, collaborate, and extend the reach of our programs
oration Education
TEch Port Fiesta de los ninos
Ford holiday river parade
Blue skies of texas
McNay Art Museum
Boys and girls club of laredo
Franklin Park Alamo heights
SAPL: central branch
Holiday Holiday Holiday
P O P - U P S P O P - U P S P O P - U P S
HOLIDAY POP-UPS: AN OSA TRADITION
On a day commonly referred to as “Giving Tuesday”, OSA artists hit the road to offer Holiday Pop-Ups, a program offering holiday-themed performances across the city. Rather than solicit donations on this international day of giving, we choose to give back to our community by spreading holiday cheer through traditional carols sprinkled with opera classics.
PROGRAMS FOR VETERANS
OSA cares deeply about our veterans. During the 2024/25 Season, we offered concerts at the East and West locations of Blue Skies of Texas Air Force Retirement Village of San Antonio We also offered 600 sponsored tickets to our production of Cruzar la Cara de la Luna at The Tobin Center To achieve this, we partnered with the Vet Tix and Tobin
Check out some of our v s hlight their experiences a
“Wetrulyenjoyedtheevening,asitwasourfirst everOpera!!Thesingerswereamazing, andthemusiciansweresuperb. ThankyouOSAformakingitpossible forustoattendtheevent.”
DANNY L , U S NAVY (VETERAN 1975 - 1979)
“...Amazingperformance!Thankstoyour organizationforsupportingmybrothersandsisters intheArmedServices. Iwillalwaysrememberthisspecialgift.”
RICARDO, U S MARINE CORPS (VETERAN 1968 - 1970)
“ThankyouOperaSanAntonio!thiswasan excellenteventandmoralebooster.Yoursupportto themilitarycommunityisalwaysappreciated.”
ROBERTO, U S AIR FORCE (CURRENTLY SERVING)
OSA in schools and engaging public audiences in community events
TRAINING PROGRAMS/ ADULT EDUCATION
YOUNG ARTIST PROGRAM
In 2020, OSA developed a summer Young Artist Program which was rebranded as the OPERA San Antonio-Classical Music Institute Young Artist Program in 2023. This program offers three tiers for singers and one for a collaborative vocal pianist, providing training and performance opportunities for students from across the country during the CMI 210 Festival The 2025 program featured performances of classics from operatic and musical theatre, which culminated in a final Scenes Program Finale at the Carlos Alvarez Studio Theater All program participants took part in individual coaching, masterclasses, and career seminars led by both OSA and CMI Faculty Over the span of this four-week program, 23 participants offered 21 free community performances, including the 210 Festival Finale with orchestra
ADULT EDUCATION
OPERA San Antonio provides multiple educational opportunities for adults through access to pre-show lectures, backstage tours, public masterclasses, special events, and online resources. Highlights from the 2024/25 Season included special editions of Cocktails & Conversation centered around cultural connections to our community
BEXAR COUNTY ARTS INTERNSHIP
As a recipient of a grant from the Bexar County Arts Internship Program, OPERA San Antonio was thrilled to employ a summer intern to assist in a range of programs and activities. In the summer of 2025, intern Madeleine Phipps, a music major from UTSA, received mentorship in all major areas of our organization, including outreach, operations, and marketing, and assisted with an overhaul of the Education page on OSA’s website.
WORKSHOPS
OPERA San Antonio partners with the Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico
- San Antonio (UNAM) and The Tobin Center to offer Spanish-language opera appreciation workshops Workshops culminate with attendance at the OSA production at The Tobin. During the 2024/25 Season, we offered two workshops serving a total of 80 attendees. The Cruzar workshop, led by guest lecturer Miguel García Audelo, offered a presentation exploring musical and cultural ties to Cruzar and the history of mariachi music. Thanks to sponsorship, a group of music students from The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley was able to attend the workshop and stay overnight to join OSA for a backstage tour and the closing night performance
SPANISH-LANGUAGE
madama Butterfly: Spanish-language workshop
Cruzar Pre-show lecture with claudia chapa
210 Festival Finale
YAP Scenes program finale fellows chamber concert
Margaret KingStanley
EXPLORE OPERA FOR KIDS!
Last season, OPERA San Antonio continued the tradition of Explore Opera for Kids!, a free summer concert series offered in partnership with the San Antonio Public Library. The program featured Apprentice Artists from the Young Artist Program who performed highlights from OSA’s past productions in celebration of our 10 Anniversary Season th
This program is designed to spark curiosity and excitement for opera in young audiences in local libraries, blending storytelling, music, and imagination to make opera fun, accessible, and memorable for all ages Performing artists are sponsored through the Margaret King Stanley Vocal Scholarship Fund
MARGARET KING STANLEY FUND
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HEARTS IN HARMONY
OSA’s new Hearts in Harmony program brings the uplifting power of opera to retirement communities throughout San Antonio. Residents are treated to performances by talented artists, creating memorable experiences that resonate beyond the music itself. Last summer, we were honored to feature participants from our Young Artist Program in free concerts at Franklin Park Alamo Heights, and Towers on Park Lane.
Brook hollow library
Margaret King Stanley with Maestro Francesco Milioto and 2025 Apprentice Artists Yuxin Liu, Ruijia Dong, Christian Davakis, and Avery Sanderlin
Central Library
Schaefer Library
Parman Library
the towers on park lane
guerra library
SOUTH TEXAS TOUR
From June 23 - 25, 2025 Apprentice Artists from the Young Artist Program hit the road to continue the tradition of OSA’s annual South Texas Tour, offering free community concerts to our neighbors in the South
On June 23rd, we traveled to Uvalde to present Explore Opera for Kids! at the Uvalde Grand Opera House in partnership with the El Progreso Memorial Library For the first time, we then traveled to Cotulla to perform for students participating in a summer camp at the Ramirez Banks Elementary School
On June 24th, we offered a special performance to an adoring crowd of children at the Boys and Girls Club of Laredo. That evening, we presented Opera on the Border, a featured concert of the tour, for an enthusiastic audience at the San Agustin Cathedral.
On June 25th, OSA traveled to Corpus Christi to offer a performance at the Antonio E. Garcia Arts & Education Center for a new and very appreciative audience comprised of families
Texas Tour
Cotulla ISD Performance at Ramirez Banks Elementary School
opera on the border: San Agustin Cathedral in Laredo
Corpus christi: Antonio E Garcia Arts & Education center
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB OF LAREDO
uvalde grand opera house
FISCAL STABILITY IS A CORNERSTONE OF OPERA SAN ANTONIO AND WE ARE PROUD TO HAVE TEN SEASONS OF BALANCED BUDGETS .
FISCAL STABILITY IS A CORNERSTONE OF OPERA SAN ANTONIO AND WE ARE PROUD TO HAVE TEN SEASONS OF BALANCED BUDGETS.
HERE ’ S WHAT ’ S HELPED US GET THERE :
HERE’S WHAT’S HELPED US GET THERE:
REVENUE
OPERA San Antonio Sta Preliminar FY 2025 (July 1, 20
Ticket sales: Tickets to our showsCruzar la Cara de la Luna and Madama Butterfly
Contributions: Charitable gifts from individuals, government entities, foundations, and funding institutions.
Fundraisers: Donations and sponsorships from our Opera Gala as well as our annual Golf Tournament
Other Earned Revenue: Comes from equipment and production rentals, merchandise sales, ads, and payments for services we perform
2025/26 DONOR 2025/26 DONOR
BACKSTAGE TOUR
Donors are invited to immerse themselves in the world of opera as they get the inside scoop on what it takes to create this grand spectacle. This behind-the-scenes tour, guided by Executive Director E. Loren Meeker, delves into the world of scenery, props, costumes, the orchestra, and
COCKTAILS & CONVERSATION
f RA San Antonio gather in The Tobin Center’s Leroy man Founders Lounge to grab a cocktail and share in the tement of the opera they are about to experience.
Backstage Tours with Opera Gala guests
Photos by Parish Photography
BENEFITS BENEFITS
FRIEND
Up to
$499
$500-
$999
$1,000$4,999
$5,000-
$9,999
Be the first to hear about OSA’s dynamic community and artistic programming
Your name proudly listed in our program
Attend an exclusive artist-led masterclass a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the artistry you help support
CONTRIBUTOR
Deepen your connection with the music and the people who bring it to life All Friend benefits, plus:
Experience a private backstage tour before a performance where the magic begins
Raise a glass at Cocktails & Conversation, an intimate gathering with OSA’s Artistic Leadership
BENEFACTOR BENEFACTOR
Enjoy elevated access to the performance experience, with thoughtful perks to make each evening unforgettable. All Contributor benefits, plus:
Relax pre-show in the elegant Leroy Denman Founders Lounge at The Tobin Center
Take advantage of convenient complimentary parking at The Tobin Center
Witness the creative process firsthand with a rare invitation to a working rehearsal
GRAND BENEFACTOR
Make your mark as a true patron of the arts with prominent recognition and added VIP comforts All Benefactor benefits, plus:
Enjoy prominent recognition as your name graces the title screen before each performance.
Raise a glass with a complimentary drink, celebrating the artistry you help make possible.
GRAND PATRON GRAND PATRON
$10,000$24,999
Above
$25,000
Step into the inner circle with exclusive access to OSA’s artists and leadership. All Grand Benefactor benefits, plus:
Meet and mingle with the cast and OSA Board at a private reception
Celebrate the magic on stage with an invitation to an exclusive After Party with the cast
Special packages, including sponsoring artists and program underwriting can be crafted for individuals and corporations looking for major sponsorship options.
Please contact William Chapman at William@operasa.org for more information.
2024 GALA COMMITTEE
GalaChairs
Greg and Bekki Kowalski
CommitteeMembers
Bruce and Alethea Bugg
Sam and Laura Dawson
Adrianna and Christopher Grossman
Paul and Nicole Hensley
Mark and Denise Hernandez
Johnny Hernandez
Charles and Cindy Huey
Mark and Carolyn Johnson
Mark and Jennifer Johnson
Travis and Jamie Kowalski
Annie Labatt
Blair and Barbara Labatt
A.J. and Carolina Lewis IV
James and Katherine McAllen
John L. Nau, III
Eduardo and Elsi Parra
David and Tracy Pope
Conner and Ashley Quintanilla
Eric and Elizabeth Reblin
J.B. and Corinna Richter
Tres and Megan Steves
Dale and Sandra Tremblay
Drs. Sergio and Alice Viroslav
Matthew and Kimberly West
Graham Weston and Valerie Collins
Barbara Wood
Nelson and Tracy Wolff
Bob and Mary Worth
Opening night of Cruzar la Cara de la Luna concluded with a vibrant post-performance gala dedicated to Carlos Álvarez Our heartfelt thanks to Gala Chairs Greg and Bekki Kowalski, the Gala Committee, and all table sponsors and guests for their generous support of OSA The celebration was brought to life by Mariachi Campanas de America, whose music filled the evening with energy and joy
Photosby: ParishPhotography
2024 GALA SPONSORS
Bank of Texas, Presenting Sponsor
RICHARDSON GILL AND SHERRY DOWLATSHAHI
DRS. ALICE AND SERGIO VIROSLAV
CONNER
2024/25 Season Major Sponsors
OPERA ANGEL
UNDERWRITER
ANONYMOUS
THE LABATT FOUNDATION
DRS JAMES E GRIFFIN III AND MARGO DENKE
THE PATEL FAMILY
SPONSOR
VIP BOX SEAT SPONSORS
Margaret King Stanley Fund
(Donations from May 31, 2024 - June 30, 2025)
Harriet E. Christian
Nancy W Cook-Monroe in honor of Margaret King Stanley
The Elizondo Family
Ann Griffith Ash
Holly Hagy
Linda Harwood Talley
Margaret and William Kanyusik
Jessie M. and Richard Kardys
Creston King, Jr.
Margaret King Stanley
Deborah Maloney
Kathy and Randall Morris
Lillian P. Morris in honor of Margaret King Stanley
Opera Guild of San Antonio
Gladys Roldan-de-Moras in honor of Tenor Rafael Moras
Marsha Raba
Linda Nixon Seeligson
Claudia J. Smith
Cullen Stanley
Edgar R Stahl
Helen and Henry Perkins in honor of Margaret King Stanley
Mark B. Weinstein
Mel and Sandra Weingart
2024/25 SEASON DONORS
OPERA ANGEL
($100,000 and above)
City of San Antonio
Kronkosky Charitable Foundation
Labatt Food Service
The Tobin Endowment
UNDERWRITER
($50,000 to $99,999)
Anonymous
Bexar County Commissioners Court
Drs. James E. Griffin III and Margo Denke
H-E-B Tournament of Champions
The Labatt Foundation
The Patel Family Foundation
Russell Hill Rogers Fund for the Arts
SPONSOR
($25,000 to $49,999)
Bank of Texas
The Ewing Halsell Foundation
H-E-B Helping Here
The Carlos Alvarez Family
The Martha-Ellen Tye Foundation
Semmes Foundation Fund of the San Antonio Area Foundation
GRAND PATRON
($10,000 to $24,999)
Elizabeth Huth Coates Foundation of 1992 FASTSIGNS
Frost Bank Charitable Foundation
Jeff Galt
in honor of Paul Montalvo and Mariana Vela
La Familia Hernandez
Greg and Bekki Kowalski
John R. and Greli N. Less Charitable Trust
National Endowment for the Arts
Parra & Co.
Jean Rogers Winchell Fund
Texas Commission on the Arts
The Charity Ball Association
The Board of Directors, artists, and staff of OPERA San Antonio
gratefully acknowledge the generous support from our donors. (Donations received July 1, 2024 - June 30, 2025) * indicates monthly donor
GRAND BENEFACTOR BENEFACTOR, CONT
($5,000 to $9,999)
Anonymous
Sam and Laura Dawson
Richardson Gill and Sherry Dowlatshahi
Sandy and Phil Green
Grossman/Lewis/Steves/Quintanilla
Holt Group/Lockton Companies
Legacy Park
Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Lende in honor of Blair Labatt
Katherine McAllen and Amy Stieren
John L Nau, III
Opera Guild of San Antonio
David and Tracy Pope/Turtle Creek Wealth Advisors
Texas Capital
University of Texas at San Antonio
Drs. Alice and Sergio Viroslav
Wells Fargo
BENEFACTOR
($1,000 to $4,999)
Able City
Terri Smith and Bill Alig
A John and Belinda F Andersen
Donna Barrow in memory of Sue Storm
Blue Skies of Texas
Michael and Mary Pat Bolner
Tony & Carla Canty
Costa Solutions LLC
Gene Dawson
Pape Dawson
Frost
Cynthia Cambias Furnish
Jim and Frances Garner
Dan and Marcia Goodgame in honor of Blair and Barbara
C H Guenther
Shelley Hendershot
Hannah E N Hudson
($1,000 to $4,999)
Luther King Capital Management
Aleyda and James Kniestedt
Aleyda Kniestedt /Carolina Lewis / Katherine McAllen
Mr and Mrs Reggie Laird
The Lazarus-Gershenhorn Family Fund
Mr. Gerald W. Lee and Marina Gonzales
The Lifshutz Foundation
Cassidy Luitjen and Eric Minoff
Lorenzo Martinez-Garza
Katherine Moore McAllen
Dr Sara McCamish & Dr Edward Briggs
James Davis McCutcheon and Kate Davis in memoriam B Letitia Rogers
Lillian P Morris in honor of Margaret King Stanley
Cynthia O’Connor
The Original Mexican Restaurant & Bar
Chan Peterson & Becky McEuen
John Newman Family Charitable Fund of the San Antonio Area Foundation
Eric and Elizabeth Reblin
Greg Robertson in honor of Blair Labatt
Polly and George Spencer in honor of Blair and Barbara Labatt
Margaret King Stanley
Sterling BV
TEAM Group, Ltd.
Tobin Center for the Performing Arts
Dale & Sandra Tremblay
Brig Gen Sue E Turner
The Williamson Foundation
Craig and Nancy Witten
Bob and Mary Worth/Worth & Associates
($500 to $999) CONTRIBUTOR
Ann Griffith Ash
Margaret and William Kanyusik
2024/25 SEASON DONORS
FRIEND, CONT CONTRIBUTOR, CONT
($500 to $999)
Richard and Jessie M. Kardys
Creston A. King Jr. III
Louis and Millie Kocurek Foundation
Sharon M Kocurek
Edward and Linda Poetschke
*Kevin and Laura Salfen
Andrea Sheerin
Rabbi Samuel and Lynn Stahl
Cullen Stanley
Alex Valdez III
Mel and Sandra Weingart
Mark B. Weinstein
Alice Witterman
SUPPORTER
($250 to $499)
*Paul and Anne Comeaux in honor of Madeline Elizondo
*Gary Finger
Martin and Frederica Kushner
Mary Stephanie and Philip Locke in honor of Annie Labatt
*Andrea Melcher in honor of Caroline Melcher
Dottie Randall
Eric Razo
Jamie Sutphen in honor of Voices of Beauty Concert
David & Karen Umlang
FRIEND
(up to $249)
Nancy Fix Anderson
* Anonymous
Alyssa Avenatti
Dr Jeffrey Badger
Andrea Barlow in honor of Linda Barlow
Richard and Ruth Butler
Mrs. Kari Lee Butts
(up to $249)
Harriet E. Christian
Maura Conron
Ramon Contreras
Nancy W Cook-Monroe in honor of Margaret King Stanley
Mr John D Cwiek
Larry Dalton
Dean Deckard
Heather C Diehl
The Elizondo Family
Dr. Anna Falkenberg
Renee Garvens
Barbara Gentry
Eithne Goetz
John Greiner
Holly Hagy
John Hale
Hon and Mrs Phil Hardberger
Dr and Mrs Edward T Herbold
Esther and Roger Hughes
Dr. & Mrs. Corey Hough
Stephanie Key and David Mollenauer
Andrew Kunau
Grace B Labatt in honor of Barbara and Blair Labatt
Raven and Fred Labatt in honor of Barbara and Blair Labatt
Anna Lopez in honor of Estella A Guevara
Stephanie Mackey
Dr. David Maize
Deborah Maloney
Gary Malanchuk
Shaun and Emily McChesney
Roger and Suzanne Meeker
Sara Meyer
Dr Joaquin G and Sheila Mira
Mrs Yamileth Moneymaker
Kathy and Randall Morris
Mr. & Mrs. Maurice John Mussa Jr.
Jeremy Myers
Paul Myers Jr. Emily B. Neff
Sandy & Art Nicholson
FRIEND, CONT
(up to $249)
Mrs. Margarita Ochoa-Smith
Jorge R. Ojeda
Ms Evelyn Olivares
*Lacey Palmieri
Helen and Henry Perkins in honor of Margaret King Stanley
Marsha Raba
Robert Raposo
Aristides Revelo
Tanya Rodriguez
Gladys Roldan-de-Moras in honor of Tenor Rafael Moras
Mary Salazar
Linda Nixon Seeligson
Aissatou Sidime-Blanton
Claudia Smith
Paul Kevin Smith
Edgar Stahl
Claudia Stokes in memory of Sonny Stokes
Dr. Patrick Sung
William Sutton
Linda Harwood-Talley
Jennifer Todd
Tina Torres
Robert Walsh
Hannah White
Frederic Wile
Ms Izelda Ann Zarate
David Zuniga
