OSC Community Impact Report - Fiscal Year 2021

COMM UNIT Y IMPACT REPORT

FISCAL YEAR 2021

Dear Friends, Orlando Science Center has always been a place to engage curious minds through experiences that help build important skills like critical thinking, communication, and collaboration. This pandemic has reminded us that science matters now more than ever. It helps us not only to better understand the world around us but provides skills to address the problems plaguing it. Our youth can save the world and science can help them do it. They will take humanity to Mars and beyond, address the dilemmas of world hunger and climate change and overcome the next global health crisis.

Over the past year, we have dedicated ourselves to providing meaningful experiences that work in this new reality we are facing. Our team has created virtual learning opportunities, hybrid events, and activities for families to do at home while also adapting our visitor experience to a world of social distancing and capacity limits. We remained agile and continued to pivot in order to best serve you with valuable learning opportunities.

Orlando Science Center is preparing for a brighter tomorrow by encouraging dreams in the next generation, instilling the skills to achieve them, and preparing them for jobs that don’t yet exist. As we look back on the challenges of the recent past, it is clear that we must inspire the next generation to be champions of science.

We have an important job to do, all of us – educators, staff, volunteers, donors, members, community leaders – which is to come together to create an environment that supports creativity and learning. We must continue to feed a passion for knowing in our audience, no matter their age or background. Together, we can share how science helps solve our most complex issues and creates endless possibilities for knowledge, success, and hope.

Sincerely,

JoAnn Newman,

President & CEO

Patrick Aland, Chair, Board of Trustees, FY20-21

YE AR IN RE VIE W COVID-19 CREATES CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES

While this year has been filled with unprecedented economic, public safety, programmatic, and staffing challenges, Orlando Science Center has continued the vital work of serving our community by providing life-changing STEM education for all ages.

During our three-month closure in spring of 2020, we developed a reopening plan with input from Orlando Health’s Business Ready initiative allowing us to safely reopen to the public on June 15, 2020.

While we have always utilized high efficiency MERV 14 medical grade air filters throughout the facility, we also increased the percentage of outdoor air entering our building to as much as 100% depending on outdoor conditions. We also added bi-polar ionization and UV sanitizing to all air-handling units. Even our elevators were upgraded with increased exhaust and bi-polar ionization.

Despite the uncertainty our industry has faced with extended closures and delayed openings, our team has continued to move forward.

Orlando Science Center adapted, and by following our health and safety protocols we were able to host a blockbuster international exhibition, premiere original experiences, host events, and develop dynamic programming to meet the needs of students, families, and schools.

POMPEII: THE IMMORTAL CITY

The blockbuster exhibition Pompeii: The Immortal City was scheduled to premiere in Orlando in June 2020 thanks to the generous support of the Blockbuster Committee and the Orange County Arts and Cultural Affairs Office. Interest in the exhibit was high following the initial announcement in 2019 and gained momentum by early 2020.

After Orlando Science Center temporarily closed to the public, our team worked closely with the exhibitor to reschedule.

Through complex negotiations a premiere date was secured and Pompeii: The Immortal City was unveiled on October 26, 2020 for a 90-day engagement.

An impressive 50,000 visitors attended this once-in-a-lifetime exhibit, many venturing out of their homes for the first time in several months. This majestic display of artwork, jewelry, architecture, mechanical devices and multimedia gave visitors a different perspective on this ancient city. One that included urban planning, central heating, running water and glassware.

In partnership with the Orange County Arts and Cultural Affairs Office, we also provided funding for arts projects to promote and complement Pompeii: The Immortal City before and during the exhibit’s run. Eight local arts projects were selected by a panel of community leaders from an applicant pool of over two dozen. The selected arts programs ranged from large outdoor installations, art exhibits, live performances, films, a dining series, and more. These collaborations helped expand the exhibit’s reach and transform it into a community-wide celebration of science, art, and history.

NEW PARTNERSHIPS, NEW EXPERIENCES TINY GREEN HOME

Through a partnership with OUC and the City of Orlando, we built a 200-square-foot tiny home to help increase sustainability education and awareness in Central Florida. This mobile living lab offers interactive displays that educate visitors on energy and water conservation measures, sustainability rebates, vehicle electrification, renewables, composting, and food gardens. The home aims to inspire homeowners to take steps towards conservation in their own lives, such as utilizing smart thermostats, considering roof-top solar, and using rain barrels to collect and conserve water.

FOOD HEROES

Our new Food Heroes exhibit presented by Orlando Health invites guests to discover the people and educational institutions working hard to create a more equitable, sustainable, and healthy community-based food system, all in Central Florida. This engaging exhibit explores the interconnectedness of the food system and highlights those who are already working to make a positive impact around food insecurity and how we can get more people involved.

Food Heroes highlights various food and agriculture careers, beyond farming, that are having a growing impact on the world.

4ROOTS CAFE

The 4Roots Cafe located at Orlando Science Center is a partnership with the 4R Restaurant Group, developed by John Rivers and his culinary team. We are proudly serving fresh, healthy menu items, sourcing as much produce as possible from local growers. The cafe offers a hybrid service approach of grab-and-go options and customizable sandwiches, flatbreads bowls, and salads.

The dining experience combined with the Food Heroes exhibit explores how we can make food more sustainable and healthier for everyone. This entirely new concept combining dining and informal learning will feed both your body and your mind.

ADAPTING EVENTS, CONNECTING WITH YOUTH EDUCATION PROGRAMS

Our Education team partners with educators to make science come alive for students. Orlando Science Center’s experienced educators and programming engages interest, sparks innovation, and inspires the pursuit of future careers in STEM. When the pandemic limited offsite and onsite school visits, our team pivoted to virtual platforms and created new hybrid offerings to engage students, whether they were at home or in the classroom.

Our summer camp program adopted stringent health and safety protocols to safely provide diverse STEM experiences for a wide range of ages, from Pre-K to Grade 9. For many young people, camp was their first experience outside the house in months and caregivers were grateful for their children to be in a safe and educational space. Virtual camps were also developed to assist students who were unable to visit us in person.

KIDS NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM

During the summer of 2020, caregivers in our summer camp program shared their gratitude with us for providing a safe space for their children to learn and explore. Based on that success, we used the same guidelines and created activities to support a kids night at the museum. This event provides caregivers a stress and child- free evening while their children have an educational and entertaining experience at the Science Center. It won PLAYGROUND Magazine’s Editor’s Choice for Best New Kid’s Night Out Program during their annual Family Favorite awards.

OTRONICON

An annual celebration of our region’s simulation, technology, digital media, and gaming industries, Otronicon resides at the crossroads of inspiration and engagement. Since 2005, Otronicon has ignited curiosity in STEM careers, empowered collaboration between partners, and built excitement for what comes next, creating a rich environment for active STEM learning.

During Presidents Day Weekend, Otronicon featured a hybrid approach, offering in-person and virtual STEM learning experiences.

Onsite attendance was limited with advance ticketing, reduced capacities, and social distancing. Audiences online were engaged by an exclusive menu of offerings, including speakers and demonstrations. Otronicon’s vision of inspiring the future continued despite the challenges presented by the pandemic.

IM PACT N U M B ERS Since reopening in June 2020, creating a safe space for children and their families to explore, play, and be inspired by science has been our priority. The numbers shared have been greatly impacted by pandemic conditions, including our closure and reopening, which limited attendance for purposes of health and safety. While we are proud of what we have achieved in the last year and grateful to our team for helping us continue to move forward during these challenging times, we are excited by the possibilities of the future.

273,531 Attendees

8,774

31,967

141,331

14,197

21,297

329

Members

Youth Attendance

Youth participating in Preschool, Camps, & Classes

Student & Educators

Volunteer Hours

Volunteers

By comparison, Orlando Science Center has seen average reach exceed more than 600,000 in more traditional years and anticipate a return to comparable if not greater impact in the future.

S U PPORT FLOW WHERE OUR SUPPORT COMES FROM Public Support: $3,043,681 Private Support: $1,711,944 Earned Revenue: $5,475,396

WHERE OUR SUPPORT GOES Programming Expenses: $6,375,135 Physical Plant Costs: $1,179,003 Management & General: $762,912 Contributed Materials & Services: $243,966 Fundraising Expenses: $398,219

U N LOCK SCIENCE

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2016

2017

2018

LOBBY UPDATES

KIDSTOWN

FLIGHT LAB

THE HIVE: A MAKERSPACE

OSC finished renovating the main lobby and Science Store, while also reclaiming space for our new KidsTown exhibit.

“When I walk into the Science Center, I immediately feel welcomed. It is a special place for me to visit, learn, and explore!” - OSC Member

OSC fills a critical gap in our community and provides high quality early childhood experiences for our youngest learners.

“The interactives in KidsTown have helped us think of creative and ageappropriate ways to be our child’s first teacher.”

- Orlando Science Center Family

The Flight Lab introduces guests to a career in aviation and teaches them to fly.

“The Flight Lab increases student exposure to STEM...in a way that is engaging and interactive through the use of virtual reality to understand STEM principles.”

- Community Partner

The Hive: A Makerspace presented by The Isaacs Family is designed for older audiences and creates a framework to explore and create with tools like 3D printers, laser cutters, and more.

“The Hive is an excellent way to get our youth and adults excited about making things, innovating, and engaging with STEM in creative ways.”

- Community Supporter

CO M PEH EN S I V E C A M PA IG N PROJ EC T S Unlock Science is a multimillion-dollar, multi-year fundraising effort to invest in the future of Orlando Science Center and its focus to always be a relevant and engaging source of informal science learning, family engagement, and workforce development.

2018

2021

2021

2022

STEM DISCOVERY CENTER

TINY GREEN HOME

FOOD HEROES

LIFE

“This Science Center partnership is extremely important to the health of our community overall.”

- Antwan Williams, Orlando Health

“Our environment is what allows us to grow and thrive, and LIFE’s immersive experiences will show how each of us can get involved in protecting this blue planet we call home.”

- JoAnn Newman, President and CEO

We created flexible learning labs designated to meet the needs of today’s learners to prepare them for tomorrow’s jobs.

“Through Unlock Science, the Science Center is creating exhibits and programs that inspire students to be innovators and problem solvers.”

- Orlando Science Center Board Trustee

Built by OUC, the City of Orlando and Orlando Science Center, this small abode is a hands-on experience to increase sustainability education and awareness.

“Ideally, visitors will apply these lessons in their own lives and make their own homes more sustainable and energy efficient.”

- Clint Bullock, OUC

Food Heroes presented by Orlando Health explores the complexities of our food system and how we can make it more sustainable and healthier for everyone.

Orlando Science Center received a generous investment from Orange County to fund the development and installation of LIFE, an all-new conservation exhibit coming in 2022.

SCIENCE FOR ALL OUR IDEA PLAN

Systemic and cultural barriers supported by policies, practices, and programs developed without the benefit of a range of perspectives have historically limited who engages with museums and STEM. Orlando Science Center wants to be a place where all people feel safe, welcome, and empowered to learn and develop educational and career aspirations in STEM. We understand that inclusion, diversity, equity, and access (IDEA) are vital for our community and our future STEM workforce.

Orlando Science Center is committed to understanding and overcoming systemic barriers experienced by underserved areas of our community. We are actively working to create policies, implement practices, and take actions that ensure every individual, especially those who are underrepresented in STEM fields, have access to high-quality STEM education and careers.

Our IDEA plan will serve as our guide as we work towards building access to pathways in STEM for all members of our community.

These efforts will help everyone more fully participate in building community prosperity and a better tomorrow for future generations.

STEM LEARNING FOR ALL

Developing a personal identity within STEM is a vital component to an individual’s choice to continue lifelong STEM education and pursuing careers in the field. Our work has the capability to change lives and create prosperity in our community, but there can be multiple barriers standing in the way of someone having a meaningful connection with STEM learning.

Children may lack access to early positive experiences that provide hands-on exposure to STEM, may not know a STEM professional like them who can serve as a role model, or may be confused by the myriad of STEM fields.

Socioeconomic realities, like poverty, can keep them from participating in STEM activities, leading to underperformance in these subjects. These disparities decrease an individual’s ability to build a robust foundation in STEM learning.

Orlando Science Center is eliminating economic barriers through Science For All, our accessibility program that ensures individuals, families, and students with the greatest needs get access to highquality STEM learning through free and reduced-price admissions and discounted family memberships.

Science For All also offers camp scholarships, and free or reducedprice admissions to Title I schools, youth groups, and groups serving those with disabilities or special needs. Individuals and families who receive free or reduced-price access account for nearly 25% of our total annual admissions.

Our organization must also we serve in our content, recognize that people who made major contributions

be representative of the communities staff, and volunteer leadership. We are underrepresented in STEM have that have often been overlooked.

Illuminating their contributions will help to spark new connections and ultimately provide inspiration for our audience, which includes the next generation of STEM innovators. We must empower our diverse community by serving, reflecting, and embracing all.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES E X E C UTI V E CO M M I T T EE

VOTI N G T RU S T EES

Patrick Aland Presidio

Chris Bowman Duke Energy

Nirav Pandya Orion Technologies

Karoom Brown OptumServe

Chris Carmody Gray-Robinson

Juliana Calloway Black Rooster Taqueria

Amy Chapman CliftonLarsonAllen, LLP

Nicole Cuccaro* Lowndes, Drosdick, Doster, Kantor & Reed

Dr. Richard Signer AdventHealth for Children, Retired Julie Tyk* Pearson Hoyle Mohre and Pastis, LLP Dr. Wes Naylor (Capt.)

Fifty Pound Brains, LLC Demetria Sloan Vantage Point Coaching, LLC Rina Patel Rose’ Girls Jim Atchison SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment Chuck Beverly Bank of America Merrill Lynch

Michelle Jenkinson* Michael Knorst IBERIABANK Corinne LaGosh GreenbergTraurig, LLP Dr. Sarah Layton Corporate Strategy Institute, Inc Nicolas Layus Analog Devices Taylor Mauro Young Professionals

Michelle DeVos Orlando Magic Ownership Group

Rusty McCranie WFTV Channel 9

Joe Durso Embrace Families

Esther McKean Akerman, LLP

Devin Elmore Universal Orlando

Tom Mirek Lockheed Martin

Roi Ewell Ewell & Associates

Arun Mitra Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems Americas, Inc

Arash Farshid Greenway Motors Melanie Forbrick Siemens Energy Gary Heath Massey Services Rachel Hutter* Walt Disney World Tom Jelneck* On Target Digital Marketing

Marilyn Moran* FordHarrison, LLP Barton Morrison* Holland and Knight, LLP Brandon Naids Talon Simulations Jenise Osani OUC Luke Partridge SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment

Michael Piccoli On Target Digital Marketing Sibille Pritchard Chelonian Research Institute Ben Robinson Holland and Knight, LLP Meredith Sand Meredith Sand Designs Dr. Susan Singer Rollins College Mila Smith Balfour Beatty Construction Lindsay Vermuth iREADY (Curriculum Associates) Dr. Peter Wearden Nemours Cardiac Center Antwan Williams Orlando Health Scott Wilson RSM, LLP Lindsay Winter* Lindsay Blare, LLC

E X- O F F I C I O T RU S T EES Lonnie Bell* Orange County Family Services Dr. Tina Calderone Seminole County Public Schools Martin Carmody City of Orlando Capt. Dan Covelli Commanding Office, NAWCTSD Dr. Tosha Dupras University of Central Florida Capt. Timothy Hill* Commanding Office, NAWCTSD Dr. Eugene Jones Valencia College, Downtown Campus Linda Kobert Orange County Schools Tony Krogh Naval Defense Industrial Association (NDIA) Dr. Laura Ross Seminole State College Andrea Wesser-Brawner Orange County Government

H O N O R A RY T RU S T EES Steve Goldman S. James Gates, Jr., Ph.D University of Maryland Les Kramer, Ph.D Advanced Materials Professional Services M.J. Soileau, Ph.D University of Florida Nelson Ying, Sr., Ph.D China Pavilion, EPCOT

*Board term ended June 30, 2021

DONORS ANNUAL CAMPAIGN

A special thank you to all of our donors who inspire science learning for life through their annual support.

M E DALLI O N SOCIE T Y We recognize with our deepest appreciation our supporters whose cumulative giving to Orlando Science Center exceeds $1 million. Their generous support truly inspires science learning for life.

The Isaacs Family Jack Holloway Foundation The Kresge Foundation Lockheed Martin The Martin Andersen-Gracia Andersen Foundation, Inc. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Office of Naval Research Orange County Arts and Cultural Affairs Orange County Government Orange County Public Schools Orlando Utilities Commission

DONORS

AdventHealth for Children

University of Central Florida Office of Research

City of Orlando

Chesley G. Magruder Foundation, Inc.

Akerman, LLP

Code.org

Lyn and David Berelsman

Cornelia T. Bailey Foundation

Burns & McDonnell Foundation

Dr. Phillips Charities Orange County Arts and Cultural Affairs

A. Friends’ Foundation Association of Science Technology Centers Bert W. Martin Foundation

LEADERSHIP CIRCLE ($5,000 - $9,999) Balfour Beatty Construction

Orange County Citizens’ Review Panel

Deshpande & Finnerty Families

The Pabst Steinmetz Foundation

Amy Chapman

Publix Super Markets Charities

Orange County Government

Duke Energy Foundation

Corporate Strategy Institute

Seminole County Government

Orlando Magic Youth Foundation

FINFROCK

Fred and Gayle Curtis

Florida Prepaid

Dixon Ticonderoga

Florida Space Grant Consortium

Mary and Frank Doherty

GBL Systems Corporations

Jesse Eisner

Ginsburg Family Foundation

Arash Farshid

Annette and Robert Irvine

The Florida High Tech Corridor

Isermann Family Foundation

GrayRobinson, P.A.

The Joe & Sarah Galloway Foundation

Greenberg Traurig

State of Florida

Charter Communications Spectrum

The Strates Show, Inc.

City of Orlando The Darden Foundation

Walt Disney Company Foundation

CHAIR’S CIRCLE ($50,000 - $99,999)

Dr. Phillips Charities

Ying Family Foundation

Bank of America

United Arts of Central Florida

Orlando Utilities Commission United Arts of Central Florida

Duke Energy Foundation

DeVos Foundation

Edyth Bush Charitable Foundation

Florida Division of Cultural Affairs

FINFROCK

Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control

Institute of Museum and Library Services

Universal Orlando Foundation

Jim Atchison

AdventHealth for Children

Houghton Mifflin Harcourt

($10,000 - $49,999)

VISIONARY CIRCLE ($100,000+)

Seminole County Public Schools

Florida Division of Cultural Affairs

Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy, Inc.

Thank you to all of our donors who inspire science learning for life through their annual support during our fiscal year of July 1, 2020 - June 30, 2021.

A. Friends’ Foundation

Florida Department of Education

PRESIDENT’S

CIRCLE

Macauley and Helen Dow Whiting Foundation

Dr. Sarah and Allen Layton Lockheed Martin Rotary and Mission Systems The Martin Andersen-Gracia Andersen Foundation Massey Services, Inc. The Pabst Steinmetz Foundation Pizza Hut Publix Super Markets Charities

IBERIABANK Lori and Dr. Capt. Wes Naylor (Ret.) Simoli and Nirav Pandya Rina and Dr. Anup Patel Presidio RSM SeaWorld Parks and Resorts Orlando Seay Business Solutions, LLC Siemens Energy, Inc.

Dottie and Bill Silverman

Frank & Rebecca Meyer

Talon Simulations

Microsoft

Dr. Peter Wearden

Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems Americas Inc.

University of Central Florida Institute for Simulation & Training

INVESTOR CIRCLE ($2,500 - $4,999) 7thSense Design Eleanor and Keith Ackermann Aerojet Rocketdyne Foundation Sheila and Patrick Aland AT&T Florida Debbie and Jim Balaschak The Bond Foundation Betty Case Amy and Chris Chapman CliftonLarsonAllen, LLP DAVE School

Florida Polytechnic University Melanie Forbrick Carolyn Gentile Gail L. Kroll Dr. Sarah and Allen Layton Karen and Dennis Lind Lowndes Drosdick Doster Kantor & Reed, P.A. Marsh & McLennan Agency, LLC

William and Leslie Doster

Bruce Norris

Betty and Ted Eidson

Dennis Nolte

Dennis J. Ferguson

Orange Technical College

Fidelity Brokerage Services

Power Design, Inc.

Jennifer and William Finfrock

Alexis and James Pugh

Laura and Allen Finfrock

Qorvo

Full Sail Labs

Vicky and Joe Raymond

Barbara and Richard Fulton

William J. Slot Jr.

Michael and Terri Harding

Lorraine and Jerry Sullivan

Pamela and Laverne Patrick Herzog

Jamie Roche

Vikki Hodgkins

Meredith and Justin Sand

Target University of Central Florida College of Sciences University of Central Florida College of Engineering & Computer Science

Lindsay and Justin Vermuth

The Financial Doctors

Northrop Grumman Laser Systems

JoAnn and Rich Newman

Early Learning Coalition of Osceola County

First Horizon Foundation

Mary and Frank Doherty Drusilla Farwell Foundation

Dominic and Janet Genuardi Family Foundation

Kingsley and Devin Elmore

Lori and Dr. Capt. Wes Naylor (Ret.)

Capt. Steve “Snak” Nakagawa

University of Central Florida Florida Interactive Entertainment Academy

Engineering & Computer Simulation

Janie Brownlee and Dr. Christopher Crotty

Rick Walsh

PATRON CIRCLE ($1,000 - $2,499) Aeras Technologies David and Judith Albertson Kathy and Tom Amick-Cardwell The Bond Foundation Isabel Brislenn Nancy and Steve Bryan Carmen Burkhammer and Scott Wilson Larry and Jennifer Coates Candy and Ian Cole

Betty and Paul Hoyer

Jenise and David Osani

Nieva White

Kat & Scott Polk

W.H.W.W. Orlando Science Center Fund in memory of Dr. Frank Lamberson

Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico Lori and Jeff Pridmore Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Orlando Susan and Jerry Roth

Lynn and Dan Sedwick

Connie and Richard Galley

Simblocks

Shelton Granade

Southern Development & Construction, Inc. Hudie and Fred Stone Jonathan Sutherland

Kalos Services, Inc.

Thermo Fisher Scientific

Kevin Kelley

Track Shack Fitness Club, Inc.

Kenneth H. Kraft Memorial Fund

Debra and Tom Tschopp

Leslie and Lynn Kramer

University of Central Florida CREATE

Mathnasium Meredith DiGeorge McGaw and Daniel McGaw Craig Meyer and Steven Mayo Charles Ryan Morgan Mari and Jim Moye National Center for Simulation

Belle and Lewis Warren

Dr. Gloria Pickar

Silke and Martin Galassini

Lindsay Blare LLC

Walmart Dr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Warren in honor of Dr. John Sinclair

Beverly and Brig. Gen. Steve Seay

Aimee Rusinko Kakos and Michael Kakos

Waggoner Foundation in memory of Robert Waggoner

Pennant Solutions

Christine and Joshua Gagliardi

Margaret and Dr. Ben Guedes

VoLo Foundation

Todd Thornley

University of Central Florida College of Medicine University of Central Florida College of Sciences University of Central Florida Restores University of Central Florida School of Visual Arts & Design Hardy Vaughn and Betty Brady

Yelp

UNLOCK SCIENCE CAMPAIGN Through Unlock Science, an ongoing comprehensive capital campaign, Orlando Science Center is investing resources as part of a strategic effort to better serve the growing 21st century learning needs within its walls and out in the community. As Unlock Science progresses, OSC is generating long-term benefits for the community by improving visitor experiences through renovations to exhibit spaces, revitalizing program content, and expanding resources to increase access. OSC gratefully acknowledges the generous commitments made before June 30, 2021, by the donors below in support of the Unlock Science campaign.

($10,000,000+) Orange County Government

($1,000,000 - $9,999,999)

($500,000 - $999,999) Dr. Phillips Charities State of Florida

Carmen Burkhammer and Scott Wilson Lisa and Michel Champagne Digital Assurance Certification, LLC

Rita and Tim Flaherty Betsy and Shelton Granade Catriona and Mike Harris Gary Heath

DiPasqua Enterprises, Inc.

Brandan Lanman

Engineering & Computer Simulation

Matthew Levine Karen and Dennis Lind

Esther McKean

Marilyn Moran

Event Network

Capt. Steve “Snak” Nakagawa

Florida Blue Foundation

Dennis Nolte

Virginia and Robert Finfrock

The Joe & Sarah Galloway Foundation

Demetria and Jeffrey Sloan

Harriett Lake Family Trust

Dr. Sarah and Allen Layton

James M. Cox Foundation

Karen and Dennis Lind

Linda Avery and Janet Edwards in honor of Marian and Bill Lacy

Heather and Samual Miller

($100,000 - $499,999) A. Friends’ Foundation The Art and Phyllis Grindle Foundation Chesley G. Magruder Foundation, Inc. Embrace Families

Sharon and Marc Hagle Margaret A. Cargill Foundation The Martin Andersen-Gracia Andersen Foundation, Inc. Massey Services, Inc.

JoAnn and Rich Newman Simoli and Nirav Pandya Seay Business Solutions, LLC Tupperware Brands Corporation

Orlando Health

Walt Disney Company Foundation

Paula Stuart

William John Slot, Jr.

PNC Bank

Ying Family Foundation

Publix Super Markets Charities

($50,000 - $99,999) Elizabeth Morse Genius Foundation

Mila Smith Lorraine and Jerry Sullivan Marc Swanson Julie Tyk Lindsay Winter

IN KIND SUPPORT

We appreciate the individuals and community partners who support Orlando Science Center through In-Kind products and services.

Clear Channel Outdoor Paul A. Deci

1955 LEGACY SOCIETY

We are incredibly grateful to the individuals who have provided for Orlando Science Center in their will or estate plans.

($1,000 - $9,999)

William Gluyas, Jr.

Cindy and Bruce Anderson

Terri and Michael Harding

Anonymous Donors

If you have already named Orlando Science Center as a beneficiary in your estate plans, please let us know so that we may express our gratitude and recognize you in our Legacy Society.

Betty Houseman

Esports Holdco LLC The Florida High Tech Corridor FordHarrison Larimer & Co. Branding Studios Magic Business Forms Marilyn Moran and Michael Weaver Henry C. Okraski Orlando Sentinel Orlando Weekly PLAYGROUND Magazine

BDO USA, LLP

Ruth and Frank Hubbard

Linda Cadogan and Chuck Beverly

Martha Lacy Dr. Sarah and Allen Layton

Jessica and Christopher Bowman

Edwin Murray

Amy and Chris Chapman

Engrid Wallace

Sheila and Patrick Aland

David Christensen

Carl L. and Gini Weyland

Office of Naval Research

Bridgette and David Baten

Shannon and Min Cho

Scott H. Wilson

Orange County Arts and Cultural Affairs

Bert W. Martin Foundation

Sue and James Cross

Darcy Young

Faith and Jeff Buhler

Kingsley and Devin Elmore

Kirk Young

City of Orlando AdventHealth for Children FINFROCK Florida Division of Cultural Affairs The Isaacs Family

The Hearst Foundation Orlando Utilities Commission

($10,000 - $49,999)

Roberto Gonzalez Photography Alex Sturgill UNation WFTV/Channel 9 News WMFE WUCF-TV

VOLUNTEER SERVICE

Orlando Science Center’s dedicated volunteers play a vital and invaluable role in our efforts to inspire science learning for life. A special thank you to our volunteers who have served for 5 years or more by July 1, 2021.

Irene Morris – 50 years Gayle Nance – 35 years Fred Curtis – 25 years Bob Hamilton – 24 years Jeanne Kalil – 24 years Carole Slessinger – 24 years Marty Galassini – 21 years Robert Neuman – 17 years Bob Sorensen – 17 years Valerie First – 14 years Lee Kellerman – 14 years Josh Synovec – 12 years David Hardy – 10 years Eric Hoin – 9 years Angela Kirby – 9 years Keith Ackermann – 8 years Ileana Giurca – 8 years Deanna Keller – 7 years Steve Perry – 7 years Stanley Chin – 7 years David Baer – 6 years Amy Bauschlicher – 6 years Silke Galassini - 6 years

UNITED ARTS DONOR RECOGNITION

Orange County, Florida and Employees Orange County Public Schools and Employees

United Arts of Central Florida is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and the one-stop-shop in supporting arts, science, and history in Central Florida. United Arts serves more than 70 cultural institutions and artists by raising and distributing funds, securing and facilitating contracts for services, including vital Pre-K to Grade 12 educational programming, and providing management, administrative, and advisory services.

Walt Disney World Resort, The Walt Disney Company Foundation and Employees

Through the generosity of its donors, United Arts has invested more than $145 million in local arts and cultural organizations and education, and through them, the diverse and energetic community that is Central Florida.

United Arts is deeply grateful to all of its donors and community partners for their investment in the industry of creativity and service.

CORPORATE & GOVERNMENT DONORS TRUSTEES ($100,000+) City of Orlando and Employees Darden Restaurants, Inc. and the Darden Restaurants Foundation Lowndes and Employees

University of Central Florida

ASSOCIATE TRUSTEES ($50,000 - $99,999) Duke Energy, the Duke Energy Foundation and Employees The Massey Services Family and Team Members — Andrea Massey-Farrell and James Farrell

BRONZE CIRCLE ($1,000 - $2,499)

Different Perspective

Ata Dental

KPMG, LLP and Employees

Baker Barrios Architects, Inc.

GOLD CIRCLE ($5,000 - $7,499)

Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell, & Berkowitz, PC Employees

77 Trust Me Brand

Bank of America

ABC Fine Wine & Spirits

Cappleman Medical Group

Amazon Hose & Rubber Company

CGS Entertainment Eric Horner Interiors, Inc.

Elizabeth Morse Genius Foundation Inc.

The Ballet Academy of Central Florida

GladdeningLight

Ginsburg Family Foundation

Crystal Photonics Darden Credit Union

Heller Bros. Packing Corp.

JPMorgan Chase Foundation Dr. Les and Mrs. Lynn Kramer

CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE ($25,000 - $49,999)

Dean Mead Employees

Florida Blue

Inception Wines

Jim and Barbara Caldwell

MSL CPAs & Advisors

Florida Department of State

Orlando Health

Pineloch Management Corporation

Frontline Insurance

Winter Park Publishing

Polk County, Florida

Orlando Magic and Employees Wells Fargo and Employees Larry and Laura Zirbel

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE ($10,000 - $24,999) City of Winter Park Fairwinds Credit Union and Employees Lake County, Florida OUC - The Reliable One and Employees Universal Orlando Foundation Window World

INDIVIDUAL & FOUNDATION DONORS

PLATINUM CIRCLE ($7,500 - $9,999)

Gary Lambert Salon in honor of Robert Hill

SILVER CIRCLE ($2,500 - $4,999) Amazon Orlando FC - MCO1 Bungalower Cappleman, Inc. Isleworth Golf and Country Club

The London Company on behalf of Mark and Marybeth DeVaul MatWorkz Pilates Studio NUAC of Miami

TRUSTEES ($100,000+) J. Laurence and Susan K. Costin Frank J. Doherty Dr. Phillips Charities

ASSOCIATE TRUSTEES ($50,000 - $99,999) The Basel-Kiene Family In loving memory of Dan Dantin,

by Frank Santos Rita Lowndes The Massey Services Family and Team Members — Andrea Massey-Farrell and James Farrell

Rockwell Automation and Employees

Dr. Mary Palmer

Team Ten 4 Kids, Inc.

CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE ($25,000 - $49,999)

Thermo Fisher Scientific and Employees Urban Flats Wine - Food Spirits

John and Lee Benz

Valencia College Foundation

Dr. Stephen and Ruth Ann Heller

The Mayflower Retirement Center, Inc.

The Woman’s Club of Winter Park

Mr. Alex and The Hon. Cynthia Mackinnon

Jennifer O’Mara

Teri Yanovitch

Orlando Science Center Employees

Gifts as of June 30, 2021

Dr. Ken and Mrs. Trisha Margeson

Raytheon Employees United Arts of Central Florida Employees

McIntyre and Skaggs Charitable Trust John and Audrey Ruggieri Richard Russell and Thomas Ouellette

Dr. Joseph and Sue Warren

John Rick Schell

Nicki and Jeff Bromme

John P. Klumph

2 Anonymous Donors

Sally and Jack Schott

Drs. Lynn Le and Wei-Shen Chin

Jim and Valeria Shapiro

Bonnie and Van Church — In Loving Memory of Dorothy Martin and Rispa Church

Dr. Susan Cohn Lackman and Dr. Richard D. Knapp

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE ($10,000 - $24,999) Lindsay and Dan Abt Keith and Eleanor Ackermann

Deede Sharpe and John Parker Robert Smedley Ellen and Simon Snyder Chuck and Margery Pabst Steinmetz

David and Judy Albertson

Cora Lee Sterling

John W. and Linda Cone Allen Caroline Blydenburgh

Elaine Berol Taylor and Scott Bevan Taylor Foundation

M. Elizabeth Brothers

Philip and Sigrid Tiedtke

Cynthia Brumback

Kathryn Chicone Ustler

Debbie and Larry Cappleman

Jayne and John Willis

Tom and Kathy Cardwell

4 Anonymous Donors

Val and Paul Collins

Judith and Richard Conk Phil and Ann Cross Francie and Wayne Dear Kristy Doyle and Bob Turner Dykes and Lisa Simonton Everett Linda Ferrone Susan and Randolph Fields Barbara and Richard Fulton Lillian Garcia Dr. Matt Gay

PLATINUM CIRCLE ($7,500 - $9,999)

Suzanne E. Gilbert

Freddi and Jim Goodrich

Colonel Christian J. Becht and Mrs. Elizabeth M. Becht

Marilyn S. Goldman

Ellen M. Guenette

Don and Mary Ann Harrill

Steve Goldman Charitable Foundation

Kay Hardesty Logan Foundation

The Rev. Eric and Sarah Ravndal III in honor of Dr. John Sinclair

Matthew Gorney

Lawrence Kellogg Mary F. Kelsh

The Roper Family Foundation

Pat and Audrey Knipe

Geanne and Adrian Share

Dr. Mitch and Swantje Levin

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simpson

Brendan and Melody Lynch

Bosco R. and Beverly J. Slaughter

Elizabeth Nerius Conklin Judy Duda and Bud Weber

David and Eydie MacInnis Harvey and Carol Massey Foundation Dr. E. Ann McGee The Melrose Foundation/Jack Hanson and Grant Gribble Steven and Kathleen Miller Jeff and Mindy Moore Pam and Dan O’Donnell

Leon and Larissa Glebov

Bruce Gould

Dr. Sarah Layton

Rita and Jeffrey Adler Foundation

William and Barbara Lynch

Russell P. Allen

Jay and Traci Madara

Mr. and Mrs. P. Andy and Autumn Ames, in memory of John M. Tiedtke

Alex and Juliet Martins Jody and Craig Maughan The Munro Family

Kim Ashby in honor of Bob and Katy Ashby

Beth and Jack Nagle

David B. Baer

William Newkirk and Cheryl Tschanz Family Foundation

Richard and Nancy Banks

Rosemary O’Shea

Joe and Carol Bert

Anthony and Kara Palladino Gregg Pollack Dr. Richard Sandler Rocky Santomassino Philip and Susan Sargent Family Charitable Fund Paula Shives Larry Slung

Mrs. Janice Granier Gruber Larry Gutter and Debbie Meitin

Louis M. Supowitz

Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Herzog

Que Throm

Donna and Bill Hoffman

Phillip Tischer

Elizabeth Horn

Upshot Foundation Donna and Keith Van Allen

Bickley C. Wilson

The Richard W. and Mary L. Hurckes Foundation

GOLD CIRCLE ($5,000 - $7,499)

George A. Kalogridis and Andrew G. Hardy

Jim and Elli Atchison — Atchison Family Fund

Wayne and Robin Roberts

Sally Blackmun and Michael Elsberry

Maria Ruiz-Hays

Kirt and Cheryl Bocox

Hugh and Caroline James

Chris G. Kampmeier Cathy Karunaratne in memory of Dr. H. B. Karunaratne Marc and Henrietta Katzen Skip Kirst and Eric Hogan

George and Leslie Andreae

John and Sharyn Murphy

Commissioner Robert F. Stuart, City of Orlando

Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence T. Wagers

SILVER CIRCLE ($2,500 - $4,999)

Waggoner Foundation in memory of Robert Waggoner

Kathy Johnson Berlinsky Carol-Lynn and Frank Bevc Ann and Derek Blakeslee Carolyn Blice Dr. and Mrs. Gregory N. Boger Lauren and C. Thomas Bolick IV Cecelia Bonifay Jill Bosco Bettina Buckley James P. Caruso and Christine S. Caruso Charitable Fund Inc. Yan Chen Dr. Jeff Cohen and Luci Belnick Carolyn G. Coleman Ted and Carol Conner Tom Cook David S. and Carol A. Cowan

Louise and Richard Weiner

Dan and Jill Croom

Barbara Weinreich

John and Angela Crossman

John and Lisa Westlake

Dr. Chris Crotty and Ms. Janie Brownlee

John and Amy Wettach Robert B. White Alan Whittaker Armand and Alison Zilioli

Susan M. Curran Alan and Susan Davis Drs. Ronald and Nancy Davis

SILVER CIRCLE (CONTINUED)

BRONZE CIRCLE ($1,000 - $2,499)

Darryl and Mary Bloodworth

Millicent Adams and Michael Anthony

Daniel Blumberg

James R. Lussier and Nancy C. Jacobson

Commissioner Patty Sheehan, District 4

James B. Dorman Jr.

John and Pamela Lyle

Dr. Paul Skomsky

Donna Dowless

Meghan and Alex Mannella

Carlos Guillermo Smith

Dr. Patsy Duphorne

James and Sarah Martin

Jeanne Bray Ailes

Michael Dwulit

David R. Mattson

John W. Smith and Ginger Robinson Smith

Albert and Cheryl Bogdanowitsch

Dr. Jefferson and Mrs. June Flowers

Daniel McIntosh

Andrew Snyder

Michael “Skip” Alderman Joseph Ales Jr.

Daniel and Marcia Boreland

Mary and Rick Solik

Dr. Mike and Janet Loveland Allen

John D. Boulden

Dr. Stephen Summers

Jason Amadori

Leslie J. Temmen

Phil and Jennifer Anderson

Roger and Justine Thompson

Melinda Antalek

Cynthia Tomlinson

Ed Anthony

Joan Travis

Gordon and Susan Arkin

Leila Edgerton Trismen

Tony and Sharon Arroyo

Hardy Vaughn and Betty Brady

Maria-Elena Augustin

Dr. Jessica Vaught-Aviles and Mr. Juan Aviles

The Awesome Foundation

Lindsay Vermuth

Marci Babione

Michael Brown and Andrea Bravo

James and Deborah Balaschak

Dr. and Mrs. William J. Brown

Nathan and Lynda Balint

Karen G. Buchan

Melanie and Charles Barker

Christine and Hans Bucheli

Beth Barnes and John Crocitto

Dale and Patricia Burket

Cathy and Carlos Barrios

Michael and Mabel Burridge

Mr. and Mrs. Jody Barry

Megan Butler

Dick and Andrea Batchelor

Dr. David Buxton

Jeff and Nancy Baumann

Leslie Carrara-Rudolph and The Lolly Lardpop HEART Skills Club

Steve and Melanie Forbrick Jane and Charles Gibbons

Deborah L. Mead Kalani and Dom Meffe Dr. Alfonso Migliara Jr.

Brent and Katie Gledhill

Gourav and Elizabeth Mukherjee

Kenneth and Marcia Goodwin

William and Kyra Muntan

Kathryn and Bud Grammer Dr. and Mrs. H.E. Gross Mr. and Mrs. Ed and Edye Haddock

Blair and Diane Murphy Ann Hicks Murrah

Dennis Sobeck

Debbie and Larry Halye

Steven D. Nakagawa in memory of Capt Gordon R. Nakagawa, USN, Ret.

Roseann Harrington

John Niss and Lisa Mouton

Jim Helsinger and Suzanne O’Donnell

Michael A. Nocero Jr. in memory of Mary Jo

Larry Henrichs

Alan Olejniczak

Commissioner Regina I. Hill

David and Michelle Peck

Noni Holmes-Kidd and Embry J. Kidd

Gloria Pickar in honor of Roger Pickar

Diane and Allan Horowitz and Family

Dr. Rafael Piñero and Dennis Dunham

Craig and Jeanne Weeks

Liz Hurckes and Denise Leheup

Kelly Price

Miriam Hwang

Alexis C. Pugh

Jennifer Williams and James Yannucci

Dr. Diane M. Jacobs

Fred and Jeanie Raffa

Toni Jennings

Shyla and Steve Reich

Just 2 People

John and Virginia Rigsby

Kidsville Pediatrics, PA

Ms. Sterling S. Vestal Paul and Madeleine Vilmos Harold and Libby Ward Neil and Malka Webman Peter and Frances Weldon

Dr. John R. and Helen K. Williams

Andy and Phyllis Ayoob Fund

Lee and Marilynn Bennett

Lauren and Barry Bloom Theresa and Angelo Boer

Carolyn E. Bourne Maggie and Gary Bowles Jacqueline Bozzuto Sherry Bremer Mindy F. Brenay Alana and Matt Brenner Marian and Edward Bromberg Dan and Rose Brown Lawrence D. Brown, MD

Bob and Janet Ziomek

Jennifer Bentson

Corrine K. Roy

“Grateful for The Anonymous Donor”

Jane Berg

Alexander and Melinda Cartwright

Ante and Giulia Rudez

5 Anonymous Donors

Cissy Bergman, in loving memory of Rocky Bergman

Brian Carwile

Holly M. Kreisler Karen and Michael Lane

Joan Ruffier and Edward Manning

Steve and Randy Lord-Fessler Lowndes Family Fund Ms. Jennifer Lowndes and Mr. Timothy Boeth

Paul and Collette Beuther

John Daniel Ruffier

Amogh Bhonde and Sukhada Gokhale

Diane L. Sandquist

Jeanne Miles Blackburn

Karen Sheehan

Jacques D. Blais

John and Jen Casebier Dr. Ivan Castro David Caudle and Gil Villalobos Celebration Foundation Amy and Chris Chapman Butch and Renee Charlan

Frank and Ellie Chase Hsienfa Cheng Jason Chilton Rob and Emma Chong O’Ann and Pat Christiansen Catherine Ciullo Alicia Clarke The Jay M. and Hillary S. Cohen Charitable Fund Dr. Anthony and Joan Colandrea Jr.

Diane Meiller-Cook

Daun and Lisa Junkerman

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Metzger

Patrick and Holly Kahn

Congressman John L. Mica

Hal Kantor

Mrs. Arthur L. Miller

Jessica and Vance Guthrie

Douglas Kelly and Penelope Perez-Kelly

Jim and Cynthia Milligan in honor of Jacklyn Wright

Marty and Mike Haddad

Charline Kennedy

Sally Milton

Andrew and Monica Hand

Charles and Olga King

Carolyn Minear

Gary Handelman

Carol Klim

Beatrice Miranda

Michael and Terri Harding

Rachael Kobb

Paul M. Harmon

Harvey Kobrin and Ms. Faye David

Clay and Kim Mitchell in memory of Dr. William C. Mitchell

Christopher Grim and Melissa Queen-Grim

Disney Entertainment - Rachel, Ray, Arny, and Scott

Barbara Grodin

Mayanne Downs Lisa Durant Gontran and Isabelle Durocher Bill and Jennifer Dymond Dana and Diana Eagles Barbara Tiffany and Jerry Eans Ted B. Edwards

Beryl R. Colbourn

Rex and Kathy Elbert

Erick and Beatriz Collado

Catherine M. Engelman

Teresa Colling

Lee and Carolyn Eubank

Cheryl Collins, CFRE

David and Dianna Fackler

Martin and Susan Collins

José A. Fajardo and Jennifer Barrett Fajardo

Marian Conner

Eliza and Matt Juliano

Rhea B. Diamantis Revocable Trust

Dr. Jay and Randye Falk

Barbara Grossman Marie Gursky

Jeffrey Hartog Dave and Nancy Harvey Marty and Jim Heekin Robert Dean Hertenstein Rob and Michael HighfillSpradlin

Christina and George Kotsonis Eva Krzewinski Shelley Lake Linda Landman González Rob and Wendy Landry

Nathan W. Hill

Paul Lartonoix

Beth and Jim Hobart

Helen Leon

Earl and Bettie Fields

Bea Hoelle-Hawes

Dr. Michael and Diane Levine

Danielle Hollander

Mark and Noreen Levitt

Kathy K. Cressey

The Earl and Bettie Fields Automotive Group Foundation, Inc.

Robert and Marty Hopkins

Miriam Levy and Dennis Pope

Fred and Gayle Curtis

Dr. and Mrs. Robert G. Flick

Jacqueline and Vincent Hughes

Drs. Stuart and Joyce Lilie

Richard Cyr

Nancy Ellen Flint

Dr. Mimi Hull

Mr. Tom Davatelis and Mrs. Noriko Brown-Davatelis

John and Rhona Fournier

In memory of Norman L. Hull, Esquire, Awesome Dad!

Wilson Lopez and Theresa Rodriguez

Diane Davey and Dave Wiebe

Ray Fournier and Clint Connor

Doug Davis and Jeri Weigandt

Julia L. Frey and Dr. David J. Carter

S.M. Davis

Martin and Silke Galassini

Silva Deakins in memory of my husband Jim

Rachel and Rob Gebaide

Christy Wilson Delk

Drs. Brad and Kerry Giedd

Tracey Conner Mr. and Mrs. Paul and Sharon Conway Robert and Athalia Cope Stanley J. Cording

DEM Guys Mark DeVaul Mr. Duncan DeWahl and Dr. Juliet Burry Patty and Jim DeYoung

George S. Fender in honor of American military forces

Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. George Pamela and Lloyd Gillet Eduardo Gomez

Robert and Jacqueline Molsick Jan Moss Mike Mulhall John Myklusch JoAnn Newman Jessica Nguyen Ronald Nock Alton Nolle Eric O’Neal Molly O’Neill Paul Oppedisano Dr. Ron and Nina Oppenheim Archie and Myrna Ossin

Jack Lord

Borron and Beppy Owen

Ellen Hurwitz

Melba and Joe Luciano

Harry and Jackie Pappas

Allen and Dana Irwin

Dr. Jim Madison

Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan O. Partain

Beth and Jack Isler

Sheila Mahone

Dr. Patricia Patterson

Michael Jablonski, MD | Orlando Health/ Jewett Orthopedic Institute

Henry Maldonado

Ronald and Carrie Patterson

Bob and Julie Mandell

Glenn and Beverly Paulk

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L. March

Beth Pendleton

Ming and Hilary Marx

Janice Penrose

Elizabeth Maupin and Jay Yellen

Dr. David and Darbee Percival

Jay and Alison McClelland

The Honorable Belvin Perry Jr.

John and Rebekah McReynolds

John and Anne Perry

Bob Mead

Peter Pfaff

Harvey and Janice Jacoby Bob and Julie Jimenez Patricia A. Johnson

Danny and Nichole Gordon

Mark A. and Jessica M. Jones

Dr. Scott Greenwood and Dr. Pamela Freeman

Frank and Etta Jean Juge

JOS Giving Fund

BRONZE CIRCLE (CONTINUED)

Lori Pearson Wise and Daniel Wise

Frank Schornagle

Rebecca and Blaine Sweatt

A. Brian Phillips

In honor of Peter Schreyer, Crealde’s Executive Director

Jodi Tassos in memory of John Tassos

Dianne Phillips

Jim and Pat Schroeder

George R. and Eleanor C. Taylor

Nancy and Jonathan Wolf

Melanie and Eddie Pipkin

Jill S. Schwartz, Esquire

Ron and Robin Taylor

Leighton and Phyllis Yates

Dave Plotkin

Stephen M. Seay BG, USA, Ret.

Patrick Terry

Michael Young

Dr. Daniel and Lesley Podberesky

Sara and Bill Segal

Mark E. Thompson

Edward Zissman

Joel H. Sharp Jr.

James Tivy and Pilar Valderrama

George Poelker and Judy Black

Winifred J. Sharp

Larry Tobin

Anonymous in memory of Clifford and Marilyn Lee

Carol Ann Pohl

Ms. Erin Tracy

Steven and Nancy Price

Karyll Shaw in honor of Charlie and Noreen Shaw

Patricia and Bert Ramsay

James G. Shepp

Christopher and Carol Ranck

Van and Carol Sher

Dr. Mark Trolice and Mrs. Andrea Trolice

Bill and Joan Randolph

Arthur Shevchenko

Anthea M. Turner

Bruce and LeAnne Rapée

Sandy and Jane Shugart

Jerry and Barbara Twedt

Robert T. Shutts

Nancy van den Berg

Sidhu Family

Robert Alan Vanderweide

Drs. John and Gail Sinclair

Suree and Zaby Vyas

Susan Slemons

Stacia L. Wake

Charlie and Becca Sloan

Lance and Patricia Walker

Demetria Sloan

Keith Walls

Brenda and Stan Smith

Katy Moss Warner

Celnah Smith in memory of my husband, Leon Smith

Tim Warzecha and Billy Neighbors

Janet Smith

William Watson

Keith Smith and Marc Caglia

Rob Webb and Stan Whittington

Roger D. and Rosalind Ray Douglas and Carole Reece Bryan and Jessica Reuss Richard C. Riccardi Mr. and Mrs. Rice Evan and Cora Richard Brad and Nancy Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Mills Riddick Nicholas Riippa Ian Robinson and Jean-Marie Grono Doug Rohrer and Logan Chavez Lisa and David Rosen Phoebe and Elliott Rosewater Judy Russell Steve and Melanie Ruta Ellen C. and Allan W. Ryan Michael and Theresa Ryan The Sanders Collective Marco J. Santoro and Kimberly Dorsett Joe Sapora and Carol Ducas

Robert and Janan Smither Barbara and Gary Sorensen David Spiegel Daisy Staniszkis George and Barbara Stedronsky Paula Stuart Rene Stuzman Randall M. Sumner and George B. Mabry Jackie and Rod Sward Vernon Swartsel

Tamara L. Trimble

Betsy Webster Miriam Weston George and Cynthia White Sara E. Widzer - Seniel Ostrow Foundation Trudy Wild Teresa Williams Bill and Suzy Wilson Kate Wilson The Diane and Lawrence Wink Fund

David and Diane Withee

16 Anonymous Donors Gifts as of June 30, 2021

For a complete list of 2021 donors, please visit www.UnitedArts.cc.

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