2020 Wolf Trap Annual Report

VISION AND PERSPECTIVE 2020 ANNUAL REPORT

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Dear Friends, 2020 presented some of the most monumental challenges faced by Wolf Trap Foundation in our 49-year history. When the global health crisis hit, we were forced to cancel all in-person activities, and our strong vision for the summer had to be refocused and expectations reset.

Through a new, distanced lens, we found creative means to deliver Wolf Trap to our community.

Foundation staff expanded their skillsets in video production, virtual programming, and even learned new food service protocols—all in the spirit of bringing the arts and experiences into focus dynamically and safely for our patrons, donors, educators, and children.

Artistic performances streamed onto mobile devices and into patrons’ homes, offering unique views of our beautiful Park; education programs pivoted to a distance-based model for teachers and families to continue learning in an interactive manner; and on-site experiences like Wolf Trap Drive-Ins and Picnics in the Park invited friends and families to gather safely and see familiar faces. And most notably, Wolf Trap Opera became the sole operatic rising artist program in the U.S. to successfully and safely conduct a summer residency.

Amidst the challenges of 2020, the outpouring of passionate support from Wolf Trap Foundation Board members, donors, patrons, partners, educators, and dedicated staff exemplified the vibrant Wolf Trap spirit. Wolf Trap would not exist today without the ongoing generosity and positive outlook brought forth by individuals like you.

Crystal clear throughout all of this change was the immense power the performing arts has to shine joy and light upon us during the darkest of moments. Thank you for continuing to see us, hear us, and stay connected in a world that has felt very far apart. We are forever grateful for your continued belief in the Foundation’s mission and programs. We turn our focus forward to a new year when music will continue to move us, unite us, and keep our eyes on a bright future.

Daniel D’Aniello Chairman of the Board of Directors

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Arvind Manocha President and CEO

LIV WARFIELD DAZZLED WITH A LIVE SHOW AT THE BARNS BEFORE THE PANDEMIC.

2020 BEGAN WITH LIVE MUSIC Wolf Trap’s 2020 year started off with a robust season of artistic plans and programs for the first three months before ambitions were stifled by the global pandemic. The Barns spring season began in January with inspiring in-person performances from artists like the harmonizing trio Bailen, American music icon Art Garfunkel, thrilling Tex-Mex rockers The Last Bandoleros, and soul powerhouse Liv Warfield. The original female country outlaw Tanya Tucker also took on The Barns’ stage with a fiery performance just days after winning her first two Grammy Awards.

The Chamber Music at The Barns season continued with masterful classical performances by baritone Will Liverman and pianist Ken Noda; Paul Huang, Danbi Um, and Orion Weiss; and the Brentano String Quartet.

By mid-March though, the world turned upside down and the nation quickly came to a crashing halt with the spread of COVID-19. Wolf Trap swiftly took action to protect patrons, artists, and staff by postponing and rescheduling all spring performances, activities, and services. No longer able to hold in-person performances, events, and programs, Wolf Trap refocused on what mattered most and began to envision its activities for a digital world.

Look for this play button to watch videos and digital content online.

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AN (ONLINE) TURN OF EVENTS: WOLF TRAP VIRTUAL SUMMER wolf trap sessions

36 WOLF TRAP SESSIONS VIDEOS

24+ HOURS OF PERFORMANCE

32,800+ NEWLY RECORDED PERFORMANCE VIDEO PLAYS

940+ HOURS OF PRODUCTION

Following the uncertainty of the spring and a growing public health crisis, the Foundation made its toughest call yet—for the first time in its 49-year history, Wolf Trap canceled its summer season. Even with this heartbreaking decision, support from longtime fans far and wide immediately came flooding in. With the choice made for the health of the community, the Foundation shifted its focus forward to find new ways to connect with a much-loved audience through innovative virtual performances, online educational tools, and a few safe limited on-site experiences.

Without in-person performances, Wolf Trap looked through a different lens to bring artistic talent to patrons and quickly evolved into a video production studio, introducing Wolf Trap Sessions—a digital initiative bringing together a diverse group of talented artists in curated collections of on-demand and streaming performances for all ages.

Recorded live at Wolf Trap National Park

by Foundation staff, Park Pop-Ups brought music, dance, and new views of the Park right into audiences’ homes. Presenting a variety of genres, the nine Park Pop-Up performances highlighted local artists including: the U.S. Marine Band’s Free Country Acoustic Quartet, emerging folk duo Palmyra, jazz-fusion ensemble

t.l.a.o.o., Latin American trio Cantaré, Eddie from Ohio, children’s drumcussionist Uncle Devin, singer/songwriter Skribe, classical Indian dancers from Natyabhoomi School of Dance, plus Wolf Trap Opera’s artists in Woodland Scenes.

For Opera UNTRAPPED Online, Wolf Trap Opera introduced four newly recorded digital productions from the summer’s talented artists including Love: Surrender, Orpheus Project, Into the Woods, and Studio Spotlight. Wolf Trap Opera also dug into its streaming video vault to re-release several past productions digitally, with new artist introductions, including The Touchstone, The Juniper Tree, Roméo et Juliette, Merlin’s Island, Idomeneo, and more.

Thank you to The Boeing Company for generously supporting Park Pop-Ups and Holiday Sing-A-Long From Home.

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Children’s Theatre-in-the-Woods performances were transformed into virtual Field Trip Fridays, featuring a wide range of Wolf Trap Teaching Artists. For seven weeks, Teaching Artists welcomed viewers into their homes and backyards to enjoy a whimsical story about an inventive primate, a sing-along

about protecting the planet, an African drumming session, a dance performance about emotions, and more. The popular series was highlighted on WUSA9’s Great Day Washington and in The Washington Post.

SEEN & HEARD FROM HOMe As the year progressed, Wolf Trap had to make yet another difficult decision to cancel the fall season at The Barns. Not to be outdone by the pandemic, the Foundation rallied with a clear vision of unique perspectives for beloved Barns programs.

With the help of Wu Han, celebrated pianist and Artistic Advisor for Chamber Music at The Barns, Wolf Trap announced a three-year partnership with The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center (CMS). Instead of live performances, Wolf Trap presented four virtual classical concerts from CMS’ acclaimed Front Row: National series, featuring Michael Brown, Alessio Bax and Lucille Chung, Cho-Liang Lin, and Gilbert Kalish, to Chamber Music at The Barns audiences.

Once a Wolf Trap artist, always a part of the Wolf Trap family. While the pandemic forced performers to cancel and postpone numerous tours, several Filene Center and The Barns’ artists collaborated with Wolf Trap to promote their own virtual shows.

Andrew Bird, Rufus Wainwright, Suzanne Vega, Yacht Rock Revue, Kassa Overall, Vienna Teng, and Darlene Love all hosted streaming performances, with Wolf Trap receiving a portion of the proceeds. Fan-favorite Mary Chapin Carpenter even recorded a rare solo performance One Night Lonely without an audience on her hometown stage at the Filene Center, which was streamed and will be released as a live album.

HOLIDAY SING-A-LONG FROM HOME: Follow THE BOUNCING BALL Closing out an astonishing year of embracing new ways to connect, the ever-popular annual Holiday Sing-A-Long went digital with a two-part performance filmed by Wolf Trap’s video-production crew and released online in December. The festive musical celebration featured performances by "The President's Own" United States Marine Band, appearances from costumed holiday characters, and of course, plenty of carols and songs to sing along to from home!

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LEFT: FILENE ARTISTS MACKENZIE GOTCHER AND YUNUET LAGUNA PERFORMED SCENES FOR LOVE: SURRENDER. RIGHT: CRYSTAL MANICH DIRECTED FILMING FOR THE VIRTUAL PRODUCTION OF LOVE: SURRENDER.

WOLF TRAP OPERA: IN CLEAR VIEW, OF SOUND VOICE Summer 2020 brought a unique set of challenges for Wolf Trap Opera’s (WTO) early career artist program, but thanks to generous support, innovative leadership, and strong health and safety protocols, Wolf Trap Opera became the only operatic training program in the U.S. to successfully conduct an in-person summer residency.

Kicking off this year's residency, Opera Insiders were treated in February to the unveiling of the 2020 roster of Filene Artists, Studio Artists, and Fellows during Wolf Trap Opera’s First Look. Held in person before the pandemic, the afternoon of exceptional talent featured live performances by tenor Brian Michael Moore, mezzosoprano Megan Esther Grey, and soprano Yunuet Laguna, in addition to a preview from Wolf Trap Opera leadership.

At the end of June, Wolf Trap Opera welcomed 15 Filene Artists, 17 Studio Artists, and four Fellows to Vienna, VA for a six-week in-person residency, joined by a few artists working remotely. During an initial two-week quarantine period, artists participated in virtual coaching and group sessions with an impressive list of guest alumni including: 2020 Filene Artist in Residence Denyce Graves (’89), Eric Owens (’94, ’95), Christine Goerke (’95), Tamara Wilson (’08), Jamie Barton (’09), 5 2020 ANNUAL REPORT

Kate Lindsey (’05, ’07), David Portillo (’09, ’10), Ryan McKinny (’06, ’08), and Michelle DeYoung (’95).

Once the two-week quarantine period lifted, artists began in-person work to rehearse and record scenes for digital performances. Strict safety protocols were put into place by the WTO team, based on CDC and Commonwealth guidelines, as well as consultations with colleagues from European opera houses. Artists observed increased social distancing, wore masks on-site at all times (except when singing), and participated in daily health screenings.

Production staff utilized plexiglass barriers for protection, and rehearsals took place in outdoor spaces whenever possible. As other opera companies began planning to reopen operations safely, WTO’s successful protocols served as a blueprint for the opera industry.

LEFT: 2020 FILENE ARTIST IN RESIDENCE DENYCE GRAVES COACHED WTO ARTISTS DURING HER MASTER CLASS. RIGHT: STUDIO ARTIST CORY McGEE PERFORMED AT THE MEADOW PAVILION FOR A LITTLE LUNCH MUSIC LIVESTREAM.

In addition to remote coaching from prestigious WTO alumni, 10 guest faculty, and four language coaches, Filene and Studio Artists participated in live Master Classes led by legendary soprano Renée Fleming and celebrated WTO alumna and 2020 Filene Artist in Residence Denyce Graves. Graves worked with Studio Artists on style, performance, language, and more during her Master Class that was also streamed for the public on Facebook Live to 14,000 viewers.

wolf trap opera by the numbers

Four scenes programs allowed Filene and Studio Artists to hone their craft focusing on specific roles, and productions were captured on site for digital distribution. New video content for Opera UNTRAPPED Online included Love: Surrender, Orpheus Project, Into the Woods, and the annual Studio Spotlight.

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Among other digital offerings, nine Little Lunch Music performances streamed live on Facebook with artists singing excerpts around the Park, and the ever-popular Aria Jukebox appeared online with audiences voting before the broadcast. Rounding out the residency were two virtual industry audition days that allowed the artists to show their skills to 60 directors, conductors, agents, and managers around the globe.

36 WTO 2020 ARTISTS

ALUMNI + GUEST FACULTY

692 REHEARSAL HOURS

20 NEWLY RECORDED DIGITAL PERFORMANCES

5,700+ PLAYS OF NEW PRODUCTION VIDEOS

Thank you to Dan and Gayle D’Aniello, Lincoln and Therese Filene Foundation, Virginia McGehee Friend, Anne R. Kline and Geoffrey Pohanka, Dan and Gloria Logan, National Endowment for the Arts, Ed and Andy Smith, and Deborah F. and David A. Winston for their extraordinary 2020 opera and classical programming support.

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EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION: In-Person to Online, FROM THE DMV TO THE NATION wolf trap EDUCATION BY THE NUMBERS DURING THE 2019-20 ACADEMIC YEAR*:

NEARLY

60,000 PEOPLE EXPERIENCED IN-PERSON AND DIGITAL SERVICES

1,500+ VIRTUAL & IN-PERSON RESIDENCIES COMPLETED

240 TEACHING ARTISTS PRESENTED INSTITUTE WORK NATIONALLY AND INTERNATIONALLY

3,344 VISITORS TO 2020 PARENT RESOURCES WEBPAGE *SEP 2019 -AUG 2020

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For the first few months of 2020, Wolf Trap Institute for Early Learning Through the Arts operated per usual, with Wolf Trap Teaching Artists delivering arts-based learning strategies to children in pre-K through first grade in classrooms throughout Virginia, Maryland, Washington, D.C., and across the country.

When the pandemic forced schools and centers to close, Wolf Trap Education rose to meet the challenges with quick thinking and creativity. As teachers and parents were tasked with finding ways to engage students and children at home, Wolf Trap converted in-person services to virtual offerings and created valuable new tools.

Teaching Artists received special training and support from Wolf Trap Education on how to best transform residencies and workshops for the virtual space— specifically addressing the issues of interactivity, accessibility, responsiveness, and the challenge of creating meaningful connections in a new environment. These trainings enabled Teaching Artists to continue residencies virtually and work one-on-one with early childhood educators to develop creative curriculum approaches that engage students learning from home.

Wolf Trap Education debuted a new e-newsletter designed to serve as a national professional development resource for early childhood educators. Distributed three times annually, the newsletter provides artsintegration strategies alongside case studies, industry research, and key takeaways intended to enhance connections between teachers and students, and children and learning.

Wolf Trap also developed a Parent Resources webpage to provide parents and caregivers with easy access to artsintegrated educational experiences they could incorporate in home environments.

Family Involvement Workshops proved to be particularly popular in a digital format.

Penny Russell’s puppets and Kofi Dennis’ West African drums were a hit among younger children, and families enjoyed interacting with these Wolf Trap Master Teaching Artists from the comfort of their homes.

In 2020, Wolf Trap Institute for Early Learning Through the Arts welcomed two new affiliates to its nationwide network. Greater Denver Wolf Trap, which received an enthusiastic response to its online announcement during the Rocky Mountain Early Childhood Conference this spring, is a program of Think 360 Arts for Learning and sponsored by the PNC Foundation via its $500-million early childhood education initiative, PNC Grow Up Great. Colorado also saw one of the year’s only in-person residencies in March when Wolf Trap Master Teaching Artist Sue Trainor worked with four preschool classrooms in Aurora Public Schools, which was made possible thanks to the support of Northrop Grumman Foundation.

In the fall, Central Indiana Wolf Trap, a program of Arts for Learning Indiana, joined the affiliate network, expanding services in the Midwest. Wolf Trap's affiliates around the country worked with local school districts and early learning centers to determine how best to fulfill needs during remote learning.

The October Affiliates Conference gathered representatives virtually from all 22 affiliates in the U.S. and Singapore for two days.

Sessions provided spotlights on topics like best practices for quality virtual education, equity issues, adapting learning strategies for children with special needs, and creating community-specific experiences.

Wolf Trap's recognition and leadership in arts education continued to advance as Education staff spoke on panels at several conferences and events aimed at members of the governmental, business, and educational communities, and discussed a variety of topics related to early childhood education, internships, and career advancement. Panels and conference presentations were hosted by George Mason University, Virginia Association

of Colleges & Employers, Association of Arts Administration Educators, Rocky Mountain Early Childhood Conference, and Alliance Theatre at the Woodruff Center for the Arts.

Fall 2020 Virtual INSTITUTE OFFERINGS FOR DC/VA/MD

Wolf Trap Education leaders were also featured in industry-focused media including Teaching Trailblazers and Childhood Education Innovations.

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Wolf Trap Education introduced a new professional webinar series, Arts Across the Curriculum, with the first session in November. As part of its ongoing professional development training, Education also developed a two-part seminar, "Perceptions of Race & Cultural Expressions: How These Influence Early Childhood Education Practice & Learning Experiences," to provide Teaching Artists and staff with resources to advance the practice of reflecting honorable, informed, and culturally responsive engagement with partners and communities.

RESIDENCIES

19 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOPS

26 FAMILY WORKSHOPS

Special thanks for the generous support of the PNC Foundation, Northrop Grumman Foundation, The Volgenau Foundation, and Laird Norton Family Foundation for expanding the reach of the Institute nationally and helping to establish Wolf Trap's new affiliates.

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EDUCATION IMPACT & ADVOCACY In the fall, Wolf Trap Education worked with ICF, a Northern Virginia-based research and consultancy group, to establish research tools for the Institute’s Early STEM/Arts Five-Session Residency model and identify the program’s impact on classroom environment, teacher professional development, and the perception of arts integration as an effective instructional approach.

VIRGINIA FIRST LADY PAMELA NORTHAM ATTENDED THE RICHMOND LEGISLATIVE RECEPTION WITH WOLF TRAP LEADERSHIP.

Highlighted findings from the report included: positive attitudes from teachers regarding their ability and experience with integrating arts into STEM; maintaining student interest during the instructional format for all sessions; and Teaching Artists' sensitivity to children's needs in 100% of sessions. Nearly all of the observed classrooms had a Teaching Artist who actively engaged students in analysis and reasoning (93%), provided opportunities for students to create ideas or products (86%), and prompted children’s thought processes (100%).

Education advocacy remains a priority for Wolf Trap. In January, the Foundation traveled to Richmond to host a reception for state representatives and regional education partners, including Greater Richmond Wolf Trap and the Virginia Commission for the Arts. Virginia First

Lady Pamela Northam provided remarks alongside Wolf Trap Foundation President and CEO Arvind Manocha.

Several Wolf Trap leaders were in attendance including: Board members John King and Margaret Gupta, Associates Board member Whitney Zatzkin, and former Board member Tom Minnick, in addition to several members of the Virginia General Assembly. The reception built awareness of Wolf Trap’s role as a statewide partner in providing high-quality professional development to early childhood teachers. New funds allocated in Governor Northam’s recent budget expand support for early childhood services across the Commonwealth.

With additional funding support, Virginia communities and school districts— particularly in rural areas—gain access to Wolf Trap Education programs, and services are expanding from pre-K to first grade.

HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER ASSISTANCE April brought a new virtual platform for Wolf Trap’s Grants for High School Performing Arts Teachers Program, whose projects were supposed to culminate with a final on-stage performance at The Barns. This year’s grantees included classes from seven high schools in Washington, D.C., MD, and VA, who enthusiastically showcased their talents online via #WolfTrapVirtualStage. Students vocalized from their living rooms, performed interpretive dance in their backyards, and contributed split-screen duets, which were featured on WUSA9’s Great Day Washington and Broadway World.

EYE ON THE NEXT GENERATION While the spring cohort of Wolf Trap’s nationally recognized Internship and Apprenticeship Program began in person, the students finished their internships online with remote projects and virtual career seminars with Foundation staff. For summer interns and apprentices who were unable to participate in person, the Foundation offered panels with program alumni as professional development opportunities. Alumni spoke on fundraising, networking, and communications, in addition to offering practical advice on career prospecting, resumes, and interviews.

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BACK TO THE PARK: DRIVE-IN, PICNICS, & SUPPERS While the Filene Center remained dark, patrons had an opportunity to enjoy the Park from a new view with Wolf Trap Drive-In. For five glorious August nights, patrons loaded up cars with blankets, pillows, snacks, and more, and drove right onto the East Parking Lot for a magical movie experience. While watching colorful sunsets amongst the trees, fans laughed along to This Is Spinal Tap, saw stars in the Dreamgirls spotlight, sang along with Mamma Mia!, moved to Dirty Dancing, and watched the world’s greatest animal vocal competition of Sing. Patrons remained socially distant with picnics in their designated spot and pre-purchased Movie Packs of treats for a complete contactless experience.

Thank you to those who generously sponsored the first-ever Wolf Trap Drive-In movie experience, providing a fun opportunity for nearly 1,000 families to gather safely.

Dan and Gayle D'Aniello, 2020 Season Underwriters

The Ithaka Foundation

Srikant Sastry and Manjula Pindiprolu

C.E. and Jean Andrews, Choice Hotels International, Melissa Delgado and Tony Colangelo, Deloitte, John and Susie King, MAXIMUS, Kevin and Kate Robbins, Sachiko Kuno Foundation, and David Samuels and Tenley Carp

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FALL FEST CHILI SUPPERS WELCOMED FAMILY AND FRIENDS TO GATHER SAFELY.

BACK TO THE PARK FUN

3,350+ FRIENDS RETURNED TO THE PARK FOR PICNICS, SUPPERS, AND MOVIE EVENTS

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Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts remained open and many visitors relished hiking on the trails, having a picnic, and witnessing the lush flora and fauna. Once Virginia allowed distanced social gatherings, Wolf Trap utilized the Park’s tented decks as al fresco dining spaces, and invited members and the public to a series of Picnics in the Park in July. More than 650 Wolf Trap patrons and community members enjoyed the summer tradition of picnicking in the park during six events, noshing on locally-sourced picnic fare. With the summer Picnics in the Park selling out in a matter of days, the concept was reinvented as Fall Fest Chili Suppers in October. Nearly 700 guests enjoyed distanced dining on the decks at Wolf Trap National Park, with catering provided by D.C.’s legendary Ben’s Chili Bowl.

Thank you to Wolf Trap's longtime partner for supporting Picnics in the Park.

Thank you for coming up with new ideas at this difficult time… the Drive-In movies, the Picnics in the Park are great ideas until we can gather again for live shows.

—LINDA BENTON

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MUSIC MOVES US, MEMBER LOYALTY, AND FUNDRAISERS Held in early March, Wine at Wolf Trap was the Foundation's last event to take place in person before the pandemic. The evening of fine wine and a delicious five-course dinner designed by award-winning Chef and Restaurateur Cathal Armstrong and Master Sommelier Jarad Slipp featured an elegant spin on Chef Armstrong’s favorite homespun Irish dishes. The beloved annual celebration reached new milestones with 200 guests in attendance and raised $175,000 for Wolf Trap Foundation’s arts and education programs. The night provided an unforgettable gastronomic experience, made even more nostalgic when just a few weeks later, the world was forced to pause all social gatherings.

In November, Wolf Trap Foundation’s much anticipated fall soirée Bourbon and Bubbles was creatively redesigned. Guests and their invited parties at Bourbon in Bubbles enjoyed distinctive bourbons and champagnes in the comfort of private, cozy “bubbles” beneath the stars just outside The Barns. A highlight of the evening was a fireside guided tasting led by Tracie Franklin of Uncle Nearest Tennessee Whiskey—the first major spirits brand owned by an African-American woman. The distillery’s namesake, Nathan “Nearest” Green, was the first African-American master distiller on record and credited with teaching Jack Daniels how to make whiskey.

CHEF ARMSTRONG SHARED HIS FAVORITE IRISH DISHES DURING WINE AT WOLF TRAP IN EARLY MARCH.

Thank you to the following for their extraordinary support of Wolf Trap’s 2020 Special Events:

Melissa Delgado and Tony Colangelo

Alka and Sudhakar Kesavan

Robert and Lisa Van Hoecke

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PHILANTHROPY SAW US THROUGH music moves us fund

60% OF FUND DONORS WERE FIRST TIME CONTRIBUTORS TO WOLF TRAP

1/3 OF MEMBERS MADE AN ADDITIONAL GIFT TO SUPPORT THE FUND

NEARLY 25% OF MEMBERS DONATED THE VALUE OF THEIR TICKETS BACK

In a typical year, 50% of Wolf Trap’s operating expenses would be supported by ticket sales. Once the Filene Center and The Barns seasons were canceled, philanthropy became more critical than ever. In addition to contributions from membership and corporate and foundation grants, the Foundation launched the Music Moves Us initiative, a broad community-supported effort to fund bold digital activities and strengthen operations to ensure a future of music for all. Thousands of individuals and corporate partners made the choice to donate the value of their canceled tickets instead of taking refunds, longtime and new supporters made outright donations, and hundreds purchased limited-edition t-shirts to show their support during this very challenging time. Several corporate partners offered matching gifts to encourage donations, and loyal media partners like iHeart Media, WUSA9, Clear Channel Outdoor, and Entercom Communications graciously promoted Wolf Trap’s campaign with free communications. Half of the nearly 2,000 people who donated to Music Moves Us were new donors, and they hailed from across the country.

Thank you to the following partners for making significant matching gifts to this special effort.

Wolf Trap is part of the fabric of our community, bringing music and the arts to life in our area throughout the year—a treasure that must always endure and flourish.

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WOLF TRAP LEADERSHIP HOSTED LIVE VIRTUAL CONVERSATIONS WITH THE COMMUNITY ON SOCIAL MEDIA.

This year looked different for everyone, including our 8,600 members who were accustomed to attending dozens of shows, and meeting before and after performances to celebrate and be together. 2020 started with a strong renewal rate among members and record growth in the Encore Circle membership program, hitting an all-time high of 561 (overall growth of almost 20% since 2016). This dedicated group of supporters rallied by showing their love for Wolf Trap and determination to help the Foundation weather the crisis. In fact, one third of Wolf Trap members made an additional gift to the Foundation in 2020, and nearly a quarter donated the value of tickets to canceled 2020 performances back to the Foundation. Luckily, many members were still able to come together to enjoy some of their favorite events online and safely in person thanks to our large outdoor spaces.

The popular Season Kick-off and Backstage Tour event for donors, which usually takes place in May, was viewed through new eyes and offered online this year. One of the most highly attended interactive member experiences was the July Facebook Live Happy Hour conversation with Foundation President and CEO Arvind Manocha and Vice President, Development Sara Jaffe.

The event had more than 5,500 views, with many members and friends asking questions and sharing feedback. A holiday version of the virtual Happy Hour occurred in December with trivia and prizes for viewers.

Wolf Trap donors also stayed connected via monthly Zoom chats with Education and Opera teams who provided program updates, plus a virtual wine tasting event for Leadership donors with vintages by Project M Wines in Willamette Valley and a serenade by Wolf Trap Opera artists.

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WOLF TRAP WELCOMED DAVID SAMUELS, TRACY K. KENNY, RICHARD K. BYNUM, TODD STOTTLEMYER, KEVIN T. BOYLE, AND ROBERT S. LUTZ TO ITS BOARD OF DIRECTORS IN FEBRUARY 2020.

LEADING & WINNING Wolf Trap Foundation elected six new members to its Board of Directors during its annual meeting on February 20.

• Kevin T. Boyle, Senior Vice President, Chief Legal Officer and General Counsel, Vectrus, Inc. • Richard K. Bynum, Chief Corporate Responsibility Officer, The PNC Financial Services Group • Tracy K. Kenny, Partner in Charge, Audit, Chesapeake Business Unit, KMPG LLP • Robert S. Lutz, Senior Vice President and Chief Accounting Officer, Danaher Corporation • David Samuels, Chief Financial Officer, DrFirst Inc. • Todd Stottlemyer, Chief Executive Officer, CNSI The new Directors joined a diverse Board of business leaders and arts philanthropists serving under the leadership of Wolf Trap Foundation Board Chairman Daniel A. D’Aniello, Chairman Emeritus of The Carlyle Group.

Even without a typical performance season, the accolades continued to roll in for Wolf Trap’s iconic venues and leadership. Consistently dubbed the Best Outdoor Venue

by Washington City Paper, Wolf Trap captured the award for 2020, and has for 10 years running. Virginia Living magazine also recognized the Filene Center in 2020 as its Best Music Venue and Best Venue for Family Entertainment in the Commonwealth, while distinguishing The Barns as Best Historic Theater. The Foundation’s talented Creative team earned three “best of” in-house design awards from Graphic Design USA, and Virginia Business magazine highlighted Wolf Trap President and CEO Arvind Manocha in its “Virginia 500—The 2020 Power List.”

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FAREWELLS & GOODBYES The Foundation joined the world in celebrating and remembering Wolf Trap friends: award-winning singer/songwriter and 19-time Wolf Trap performer John Prine; Jamaican music pioneer Frederick “Toots” Hibbert of Toots & The Maytals; Kool & The Gang co-founder Ronald “Khalis” Bell; and opera-loving champion of the arts and supporter Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

WOLF TRAP BID A FOND FAREWELL THIS YEAR TO ARTS CHAMPION JUSTICE GINSBURG AND AMERICANA LEGEND JOHN PRINE.

WOLF TRAP’S GOT YOU COVERED Wolf Trap employed four Wolf Trap Opera costume shop staff to make more than 1,000 face masks out of materials already on hand. After distributing masks to WTO artists, Board members, and staff, Wolf Trap recognized an opportunity to give back to the community and worked with Vienna Business Association to make masks available to local businesses.

Masks were also distributed to fellow nonprofits, teachers, and media partners who supported Wolf Trap’s summer efforts.

Wolf Trap also found fresh and playful ways to enhance patron knowledge, with weekly artist trivia on social media. Fan favorites ranged from fun facts about country-pop star Kacey Musgraves, multiplatinum vocalist Josh Groban, and American Ballet Theatre Principal Dancer Misty Copeland, to celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with Latin artist highlights.

Wolf Trap curated themed Spotify playlists to keep the music moving like “Wolf Trap’s Family Music Dance Break,” “Black Music Month Playlist,” and "Trail Mix." In an effort to keep the spirit of summer alive and engage its much-loved community, the Foundation developed a series of Wolfie activity pages for young fans to complete at home, and a fully illustrated print-at-home coloring book, Wolfie’s Magical Song, that followed Wolfie’s heartfelt journey to find his song and connect with animal friends.

WOLFIE'S MAGICAL SONG TOOK FANS ON A COLORING JOURNEY THROUGH THE PARK.

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2019 FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS 2020 financial highlights will appear in the 2021 Annual Report.

Operating Revenue

Operating Expenses

2%

51%

11% 16%

76% 14%

31% Ticket Sales: 51%

Program Services: 76%

Contributions and Grants: 31%

General and Administrative: 14%

Other Earned Income: 16%

Fundraising: 11%

Endowment Distribution: 2%

2019

2018

$ 22,072,283

$ 18,183,170

13,418,633

13,196,782

Other Earned Income*

7,055,421

6,400,583

Endowment Distribution

1,049,759

1,047,166

Total Operating Revenue

$ 43,596,096

$ 38,827,701

Program Services

$ 32,384,011

$ 28,899,464

General and Administrative

5,836,465

5,006,201

Fundraising

4,538,917

4,111,592

Total Operating Expenses

$ 42,759,393

$ 38,017,257

Cash and Receivables

$ 24,026,643

$ 12,990,555

Investments

30,461,816

24,064,877

Property and Equipment

15,468,253

14,218,321

$ 69,956,712

$ 51,273,753

$ 4,244,034

$ 4,349,588

65,712,678

46,924,165

$ 69,956,712

$ 51,273,753

Ticket Sales Contributions and Grants

Total Assets Liabilities Net Assets Total Liabilities and Net Assets *Primarily concessions, rentals, and education service fees

Wolf Trap Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

For further information, please contact give@wolftrap.org.

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Content: Erick Hoffman, Emily Hunt, Sara Jaffe, Jo LaBrecque, Liz Nickless Design: Clarisse Gaillard Art Direction: Sara Shaffer Photography: Shannon Baccaglini, Suzanna Brosey, Mindy Seeds Dumeer, Jon DeVries, A.E.Landes, Angelina Namkung, Elizabeth Roden, Gerard Venida, Valerie Welch

PHILANTHROPIC SUPPORT INDIVIDUAL DONORS Wolf Trap Foundation is deeply grateful to each of the following individuals for membership gifts, sponsorships, special event and project support, special project funding, and endowment donations made between August 1, 2019 and November 6, 2020. To donate, please contact Wolf Trap Development at 703.255.1927 or visit wolftrap.org/give.

SEASON UNDERWRITERS Dan and Gayle D’Aniello

$250,000+ Shashikant and Margaret Gupta John and Susie King David Rubenstein Estate of Hans N. and Ruth L. Tuch Robert and Lisa Van Hoecke

$100,000 TO $249,000 Anonymous Dan and Gloria Logan | The Revada Foundation Carol S. Popowsky Michael Saylor Karen and Fred Schaufeld F. Chapman and Grace Taylor Suzanne and Glenn Youngkin

$50,000 TO $99,999 Anonymous (2) Hillary and Tom Baltimore Melissa Delgado and Tony Colangelo Jean and Ric Edelman Kimberly Engel & Family/ The Dennis and Judy Engel Charitable Foundation Virginia McGehee Friend Sue J. Henry and Carter G. Phillips Alka and Sudhakar Kesavan Anne R. Kline and Geoffrey Pohanka Gary D. Mather and Christina Co Mather Srikant Sastry and Manjula Pindiprolu Ed and Andy Smith The Webber Family Deborah F. and David A. Winston

$25,000 TO $49,999 Anonymous Raj Ananthanpillai and Radhika Rajagopalan C.E. and Jean Andrews Patrice King Brickman Family Foundation Bruce L. Caswell and Lauren Deichman Denise Chen and Tim Maas Craig and Valerie Dykstra The Honorable Ruth Bader Ginsburg+ Calvin and Janet Hill The Ithaka Foundation Broderick Johnson and Michele Norris Matt Korn and Cindy Miller John C. Lee, IV and Cindy Lee Samuel Meisner Diane and Tim Naughton Kevin and Kate Robbins Todd and Elaine Stottlemyer

$15,000 TO $24,999 Cynthia and Kevin Boyle Beth B. Buehlmann Tenley Carp and David Samuels John and Lynn Dillon Dr. and Mrs. Gerald W. Fischer Piper Gioia Yerks James N. Glerum+ and Diane Morales Glerum

Robert M. and Joyce A. Johnson Eric and Heather Kadel Sachiko Kuno Foundation Ann McPherson McKee, Gift in Remembrance of Burtt & Rebecca Gray McKee and Douglas & Ann McKee Seeley Donna and Jim Reagan H. Mac and Michele-Anne Riley Gerry and Lynn Rubin Joan Sheppard Paul and Tracy Tartaglione Gregg Turk Lynn and Carl Verboncoeur The Anthony and Beatrice Welters Family

$10,000 TO $14,999 Anonymous Madeleine Abel Jennie and Mark Bishof Richard and Evelyn Bynum Shawn and Gail Cali Michael and Deborah Chusmir/ The Victor & Gussie Baxt Fund Jeff and Jacqueline Copeland Enrico and Linda Della Corna Michele Duell and Richard Duffy Gil and Janice Guarino Shelly and Jack Hazel John and Tracie Jacquemin/ The Jacquemin Family Foundation Lisa and Richard Jeanneret Clark Hoyt and Linda Kauss Janet and Jerry Kohlenberger Charla and Howard Levine Jennifer and George Lowe Mr. and Mrs. James F. MacGuidwin Arvind Manocha and Gideon Malone Dana and David Martin Ray and Colleen McDuffie Patsy and Howard Norton Boofie and Joe O'Gorman Michael and Cynthia O'Kane Patti and John Robertson Dr. James Roth Karl and Susan Salnoske Hilton Supply Management William J. Sullivan and Dr. Angela M. Santini JoAn D. Tolley Theresa and John B. Wood John B. Wood/Telos Corporation Greg and Janne Young

$5,000 TO $9,999 Anonymous (14) Ernest Abbott Duane+ and Katy Adams Ramon and Marissa Alcala Melinda Ampthor Gary and Mary Ann Amstutz Stacia Ahearn Andrews Mrs. Benjamin P. Astley Marvin E. Ausherman Jay and Terry Bachmann Warrenetta and Laurence Baker Russel and Ann Bantham Richard Bates/ The Walt Disney Company

Mary and Bob Bean Thomas A. Belles and Carla Minosh Paul Blakely Harlan W. and Mary M. Bowers Rick and Debbie Bress Beth Brummel and Michael Beresik Dennis and Julie Bruns Dan and Leslie Burpee Drew and Therese Caplan Jim and Mary Anne Carlson Marcia and Frank C.+ Carlucci III Christina and Eric Carr Christopher and Carol Casto Allayne and Brian Chappelle The Chaskin Family Jay W. and Heidi A. Chesky James and Sarah Choi Brian J. Christianson Michael and Deborah Chusmir Kenneth W. Coan/Sevila Coan Financial Group of Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC Kathy and Jim Connor Jon and Patty Craver Jeff and Natalie Davis Tami and Jeff Dierman Kristin and Eric Dubelier Juliana Dunlap and James Corrigan Diana and Douglas Dykstra Sara and Samuel Feder Vincent Ferraro and Laura Forte Michael P. and Marilyn H. Fitzgerald Coolie Doolie Russell Frey Dennis and Malinda Garris Bonnie L. Goldschmidt and Michele Shimek Katherine Goudreau and Don Mesecher William and Jacqueline A. Gravell Teresa and Garson Green Nancy J. Griffith Marge and Joe Grills Atul and Katherine Grover Marlene and William Haffner Todd and Melinda Hall Robert H. and Brenda Hawthorne Kenneth and Victoria Hayduk Loren B. Hudziak Don and Angela Irwin Tony Jimenez/MicroTech Ricki and Joel Kanter Ashok and Stuti Kaveeshwar Tim and Ann Keating Sean M. Kelley Governor and Mrs. Dirk Kempthorne Laura, Jess, Mike, and Tim Kennedy Rae Ann and Bill Knopf Jenna and Wyatt Korff Ross and Kaye Kory Gayle and Jonathan Kosarin David F. La Mar and Terri L. Crowl David and Mary Beth Lane John and Cindy Langan Sheri A. Layton Matt Lerner/Frederick Coin Exchange Leviton Family Dabney Hart and Gigi and Mike Louden Chip and Katie Lowry Bob and Lisa Lutz

Clark and Kathleen Manning and Family Tim and Bernadette Manning Philip and Sandy+ Marcum Cynthia and John Martin Mary Rose McCaffrey Scott and Patricia+ McMullan Susan and David McMunn Nanette and Charles Mees Susie and Josh Metz Buzz and Donna Miller Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Moses III Charles and Gina Nash Reed and Pat Menster Neuman Marcia L. Newbill Dr. Tonya Adams and Mr. Rodway Newman Jill Norton Womble Bond Dickinson US LLP Edward and Susan O'Connell Annie Patenaude Nora and Glen Petitt Chris and Rita Raymond Patricia and Craig Reed Reinsch Pierce Family Foundation

by Lola C. Reinsch Dan Remaklus and Wendy Colestock Diana Richman & Jim Abellera Rick and Faith Roberts Brenda and William Romenius Dion and Michelle Rudnicki George and Rhonda Salem Rebecca and William Sanders Jeff and Dawn Sanok Bernadette and Ed Saperstein Stan and Ruth Seemann John and Darcy Sekas Julian M. Setian and Annette Berberian-Setian Jonathan and Virginia Shames Patrick and Kimberly Shanahan Craig and Christina Sharon Paul D. Shively and Claire L. Orth Jon and Pat Simons Ronald and Deborah Sindler Crest Advanced Dry Cleaners Tina and Albert Small, Jr. Joel K. and Martha L. Smith Peter and Jennie Stathis Kimberly and Gary Stewart Ashley Stow David L. Straus, Gift in Remembrance of Betty B. Straus Virginia and Alan Strauss Miguel Browne and Silvija Strikis Pam and Greg Sullivan Susan B. Sutter Martha and Brad Taishoff, Gift in Memory of Steve Cowan and John Hines Derrick Tam Peter and Ann Tanous Mark and Jeanette Testoni Ray and Stacey Thal Theresa Thompson Victoria M. Trumbower, CPA Katherine Ann and Caroline Morris Van Kirk F. A. van Reigersberg Sandra and Robert Varney Estate of Ronald V. Villafranco

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Rosetta and Martin Virgilio Robert and Janice Vitale Richard and Mary Wall Bruce and Christine Wardinski John and Gina Wasson Marc and Cortney Weber Sue Irish and Kenn Weir Kenneth and Gerolyn Whittemore Lisa and Eric Wieman June A. Williams+ Sean and Nancy Willson Bill and Terry Witowsky James Y. S. Yap

$3,500 TO $4,999 Anonymous (17) Christopher and Kathryn Adams Eddie Adkins and Jeff Mendell John R. and Kathy Allen Marian and Jay Andre Mark and Carla Andresen Barbara and Bear Ard Susan Arnold Erin and Derek Arrison Edward J. and Laura G. Asher John C. Backus, Jr. Kevin Baker Alison and Richard Banziger Cynthia S. Barnes Bill and Barbara Barnhart Michael Brabant Beckley Amy Beckman and Steven Gaba Susan and Marc Benezra B. Michael and Sandra Berger Kevin and Jane Bise Sharon Blackwell Allen and Marca Blocker Sara Nelson Bloom Carol and John Boochever David Bos Regina and Bill Bouie Michael Boyle Kevin M. Breslin Christina and Daryl Brockman Beth and Mark Bromley Diane S. Bronfman Tom and Elly Brosius Rex Brouillard and Michelle Henry Nancy Broyhill Alice and Terry Burns Laina Bush and Michael Zajkowski John and Susan Byrne Donna Callejon and Deborah Whiteside Joseph and Donna Cantara Barbara and Marcus Canzoneri Jim Roberts and Julie Carter Roberts Enrico and Andrea Cecchi James and Karen Chamberlain Patricia Loughrey and John Claringbould Susan R. Clayman and Frank Starks Karen and Jim Cleveland Beth and Michael Coakley Robert M. Coffelt, Jr. in Remembrance of Annetta J. and Robert M. Coffelt Marcy and Neil Cohen, Ryna Cohen Joseph and Jocelyne Colao Franklin C. Coleman Kevin Cooper and Neal Carpenter Jeff and Edyta Corydon Jeff Couillard George and Sue Covucci Catherine L. Marsh and Charles Cox Kevin Crabtree and Mary Kelleher-Crabtree Allen Haid and Sandra Cummins-Haid Dan and Bekki Danner John and Mary Davis Norman and Jill Davis Steve and Christie Day Susie and Oscar De Soto Meghan and John Deese Lawrence and Sharon Deibel Sean and Jennifer Dell'Orto

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David L. Denny and Laurie Scott Denny Lisa Dezzutti Barbara A. DiCicco Joseph and Pat Donahue Dr. Nazir Gulamhussein Dossani PH.D./ Mrs. Nasreen Dossani Thomas Dove Raymond A. and Roslyn M. Duda Jim and Timoney Dunlap Rear Admiral and Mrs. Thomas J. Eccles Mr. and Mrs. Dean S. Edmonds/ Dean S. Edmonds Foundation George and Karen Eichert Robert and Alison Eisiminger Eddie and Rachel Eitches Randall Eliason and Cherie Kiser Nancy and Daniel Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Jack Fahey Ginny Kogan Feldman Taryn Fielder and Ryan Forsythe J. Michael Fingerhut and Bonnie Culp-Fingerhut Rhonda A. Fleming Roger and Nancy Fones Bob and Rachel Foster Mary and Leo Fox John and Rhonda Franklin Lauren E. Freeman David Freshwater Andrew and Barbara Friedman Gerry and Lynne Gabrys/ Guest Services, Inc. Christina and Louis Gadrinab Eddy and Joan Gallahan Glenn and Barbara Gardner Cathy A. German Barbara Gernon and Valerie Kimball Chris and Clare Girolamo Scott and Colleen Gold Chris and Jennifer Graham James and Raylene Grant Mark and Jodie Gray Gayle and David Greene Jennifer Greenlee Michael and Anh Grimm Brian and Deb Grosner Norene and Tim Guilford Stanley J. and Cynthia M. Gutkowski MaryLynn and Greg Haase Marcia Hackett Nicole Alfandre Halbreiner Stephen J. Hammond Jeffrey and Elizabeth Harris Teresa M. Haycraft Patricia R. Haynes Frank and Teresa Hearl Sharon Heinle and Chris DeLashmutt Lynda Lonshein Hellman Howard I. Hendershot Susan Kilday and Dr. James Henry Leigh and Peter Henry Marjorie H. Wax and Brian P. Hochheimer Avi Hoffer Greg Holden and Chris Zebrowski John and Colleen Hope Mr. Mark L. Hopkins Timothy and Allison Horn Nettie Horne J. Timothy and Debra M. Howard Briglia Hundley, P.C. Kevin and Barbara Hutto Rylan and Carl Hutzler Dr. Renee Iacona Ashley Iddings Richard and Anna Jackson Kristin Jensen Steven Job, Constellix Richard and Laurie Johnson Terre and Polly Jones Richard and Barbara Kaufmann Roger and Teresa Keller Patrick and Ellen Kelsay Tracy K. Kenny

Ellen Kirsh Stephen and Mary Sue Kitchen Mark and Elena Kleifges Sherry Rutherford and Bill Krokowski Barry and Bambi Landew Michelle LaRose and Nathan Sowden John and Nancy Larue Carroll Lee Stuart and Brock Lending Sue Leonard Patsy and Marty Lerman Diane Lewis, Washington Fine Properties Ted and Vivian Lewis Douglas and Elizabeth Lobel Dr. Diana Locke and Mr. Robert Toense George Lowden Marcia and Adrian Lund Gen. (Ret.) Lester L. and Mina Lyles Jenifer Joy Madden and Mark Madden Karen J. Maher and Don J. Huddleston Abby Mandel and Mark Hirsch Joey and Anna Maranto Lori and Scott Marks Kevin Martin Albert and Terri Martinez Jeffrey and Cynthia Mazanec Terri and Michael McClements Patrick and Sheryl McCurnin Rosemary and Adric McDowell Mary and Bernie McKay Cristina F. and Michael A. McLaughlin Mr. and Ms. Jay Meadows/ Meadows Farms Nurseries James B. Medica Linda Bell and Tobia Mercuro John and Elizabeth Miklos James Miller Ryan and Krista Miller David and Vanessa Moir Jax, Lilly and Lee Monsein Ann and Keith Montgomery Thomas and Lauren Morreale Dee Dodson Morris Morrissette Family Foundation Darren and Jodi Morton Robert and Barbara Moss Kristian and Anne Motz R. Darrell Mounts and Julie H. Mounts The Muench Family Bernett Mullins and Shannon Mullins John Murray and Jill Hansen Leanne and James Myers Trevor and Jennifer Nelson Charles and Elizabeth Nesbitt Paul J. Nevins and Sheila LaFalce Katherine Newland Kathleen and Kevin Newmeyer Thomas and Christy Nolta Ian and Kara Northrop Laura and Sean O'Keefe Christopher J. Olsen Dawn and Stephen Orr Janet M. Osborn Patrick and Annie Pacious The Page Family Catherine Paolangeli and Graham Duke Christine and Greg Parseghian Laura Peebles and Ellen Fingerman Katie Pehrson Kevin and Mary Ruth Phillips Vera and Marc Plescia Michael and Brigette Polmar Margaret A. Porta and Matthew T. Swayhoover Jeanne and Kevin Potter Jeff and Jill Purdy James Raba and Maureen Nelson Eileen Rader David Rand James and Linda Rettberg Dave and Aimee Richardson David A. Robertson Debby Robinson

Tim and Martha Roddy Gerald A. and Susan Eads Role Craig Rosenthal Col. (R) J. Warren Russell and Bonnie K. Blyth Alicia Saffer and Kris Hatlelid Drs. Stephen and Mary Sapp Danielle and John Saunders Dave and Eileen Scearse Jennifer and Andy Schenker Richard and Susan Seabrook Jiten (Jay) and Sujani (Jen) Shah Steven and Donna Shriver Kathy Stewart Shupe Jay Siegel and Mona Sarfaty Mona Signer and Robert McCann Tammy and Joseph Signorelli Linda B. Singletary Robert and Dana K. Sitnick Steve and Nancy Skancke Dru and Marie Smith Rob and Robyn Smith Thomas and Angelique Snyder Amy and Patrick Souders Sandra and Dean Souleles Timothy Spadafore Duncan and Patricia Sparrell Eoin and Sandi Stafford Joan Stansfield, Stansfield Signature Real Estate Judith M. Stehling and Edgar J. Ariza-NiĂąo Cynthia A. Stevens Michael L. Stevens Kathleen and Scott Stewart Lisa Stransky Thomas and Heather Stroup Shari and Steve Sturm Christopher Tate and Kathleen Sullivan Justin and Jennifer Tate Belina Thomas The Thomas Family Donald and Gloria Thorson Rob Timmins and Jeff Kaplan Jasmine and Dana Tiner Joseph B. Tompkins, Jr. Tim and Corina Trainer Rick R. Trevino and W. Larz Pearson Sandra Tullius Richard J. Underwood Megan and Brian Varani Drs. Virginia Steen and Joseph Verbalis Kaitlin Very Alison Vest and Kenneth Cox Patricia Vokoun and Larry Randall Chris and Karen Warack Kathy and C. Eric Warden Roger and Diane Warin David and Barbara Warner Elizabeth A. Way and Dorothy Dougherty Janine and Bob Weaver Robert Weimer Sandy and Carolyn Weininger John and Marylou Whisler Geoffrey and Tina White Jon and Lisa White Mary B. White, Esq. Robert Whiteman Elizabeth Faye Wickersham David and Joy Willey Dick and Maiju Wilson Jody and Steve Winter The Witt Family Dale P. Wurmlinger Alan and Sandra Yamamoto Carol and Don Yesukaitis Jake and Whitney Zatzkin S. Zeliff Douglas Zimmerman Katherine Zimmerman

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Deceased

CORPORATE, FOUNDATION & GOVERNMENT PARTNERS Wolf Trap Foundation sincerely appreciates each of the following institutions for supporting the Foundation through grants, corporate partnerships, fundraisers, and endowment giving between August 1, 2019 and November 6, 2020.

To donate, please contact Wolf Trap Development at 703.255.1927 or visit wolftrap.org/give. $250,000+

$25,000 TO $49,999

The Boeing Company Department of the Interior, National Park Service The PNC Foundation

Battelle The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation Choice Hotels International Danaher Corporation Ernst & Young LLP Ann and Gordon Getty Foundation ICF International Maximus NBC4 OPERA America: Innovation Grants Park Hotels & Resorts Telos Corporation

$100,000 TO $249,999 Anonymous Foundation County of Fairfax, Virginia Lincoln and Therese Filene Foundation iHeart Media National Endowment for the Arts Northrop Grumman Foundation

$50,000 TO $99,999 Amazon Web Services American Airlines Booz Allen Hamilton Capital One Cox Business General Dynamics Lockheed Martin McLean Mortgage Corporation Northrop Grumman PwC LLP SOSi Virginia Commission for the Arts The Volgenau Foundation Tickets.com WHITE64

$15,000 TO $24,999 ARTSFAIRFAX Atlantic Union Bank The Theodore H. Barth Foundation, Inc. Deloitte DLA Piper US LLP Grant Thornton LLP KPMG Laird Norton Family Foundation Leidos L.F. Jennings Mars Foundation

Nauticon Office Solutions SAP NS2 Stratos Solutions TTR | Sotheby's International Realty Vectrus

$10,000 TO $14,999 Alston & Bird LLP Amyx The Paul M. Angell Family Foundation Arent Fox Bender Foundation, Inc. The Richard Eaton Foundation Enterprise Knowledge Graduate Management Admission Council Graham Holdings Company HHMI Janelia Research Campus Hogan Lovells US LLP Host Hotels & Resorts Karin's Florist M&T Bank McKinsey & Company Playa Hotels & Resorts Sierra Nevada Corporation Temasek International Total Wine & More Washington Workplace

$5,000 TO $9,999 Arnold F. Baggins Foundation, Inc. Dorothy G. Bender Foundation, Inc. The Dallas Morse Coors Foundation for the Performing Arts The Max and Victoria Dreyfus Foundation, Inc. Gensler Nancy Peery Marriott Foundation, Inc. MAXIMUS Foundation The Nora Roberts Foundation Unison Software Westland Printers, an RRD company

WOLF TRAP FOUNDATION NAMED ENDOWMENT FUNDS Wolf Trap Foundation is deeply thankful to each of the following individuals and organizations for their generous gifts to establish endowed funds of $100,000 or more. The perpetual support provided by these funds is helping to ensure Wolf Trap’s arts and education programs thrive for generations to come. For information, please contact Wolf Trap Development at 703.255.1930 or visit wolftrap.org/endowment.

Mary H. Beggs President’s Fund Bender Foundation, Inc., The Howard and Sondra Bender Family Fund for Education

The Jacquemin Family Foundation, The Jacquemin Family Fund for Master Teaching Artists

National Endowment for the Arts National Endowment for the Arts/Packard Foundation, NEA Packard Challenge Fund

The Paula A. Jameson Fund for Wolf Trap Opera

Denise Chen and Tim Maas, Denise Chen and Tim Maas Fund for Wolf Trap

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart C. Johnson, Stuart C. and Nancy M. Johnson Fund for Wolf Trap

Robert M. Coffelt, Jr. in honor of Annetta J. and Robert M. Coffelt, The Coffelt Fund for Wolf Trap Opera and Education

Terre and Polly Jones Endowed Fund for Artistic Initiatives

Cox Communications, The Cox Communications Fund for Education Initiatives in the Performing Arts Nancy K. Eberhardt, Howard and Dorothy Kahn Education Fund The Freed Foundation, The Freed Fund for Early Childhood Education in the Performing Arts The William H. Geiger Family Foundation, The Lee Anne F. Geiger Fund for Early Learning Through the Arts General Dynamics, General Dynamics Fund for Early Learning Through the Arts Shashikant and Margaret Gupta, Gupta Fund for Early Learning Through the Arts Estate of Carol V. Harford, Carol V. Harford Fund for Wolf Trap Opera in Memory of Catherine Filene Shouse Hearst Foundation, Inc. Janet and Calvin Hill, Janet and Calvin Hill Fund for Wolf Trap

Alan and Carol Kelly, Alan and Carol Kelly Fund for Education The King Family Fund for Early Learning Through the Arts Janet and Jerry Kohlenberger, The Trojanger Fund for Wolf Trap Philip C. Marcum, The Sandy “Tanta” Marcum Fund for Early Learning Through the Arts Fund for Artistic Excellence in Honor of Audrey M. Mars John and Adrienne Mars/ Jacqueline Badger Mars/Mars Foundation, Mars Fellowship Fund for Wolf Trap Opera Suzann Wilson Matthews, The Suzann Wilson Matthews Internship Fund Ann McKee Fund for Opera Linda B. and Tobia G. Mercuro, The Linda and Tobia Mercuro Fund for Early Learning Through the Arts

The Terry Noack Master Teaching Artists in Dance Fund David and Lucile Packard Foundation, Packard Fund Carol S. Popowsky, Carol S. Popowsky Parrot Fund for Education Catherine Filene Shouse Education Fund Catherine Filene Shouse Foundation, Kay Shouse Great Performance Fund Peter and Jennie Stathis, Peter and Jennie Stathis Fund for Early Learning Through the Arts Estate of Arthur Tracy, “The Street Singer,” Arthur Tracy Fund for Wolf Trap Opera Hans and Mimi Tuch, Hans and Mimi Tuch Fund for Wolf Trap Opera Conductors Robert and Lisa Van Hoecke, Van Hoecke Family Fund for Technology in Education Earle C. and June A. Williams Fund for Wolf Trap RADM Ronald C. and Mrs. Judith A. Wilgenbusch, RADM Ronald C. and Judith A. Wilgenbusch Fund for Wolf Trap Opera and Classical Programs Kim Witman Fund for Opera Coaching

The Mullaney Family, The Mullaney Family Fund for Education

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CATHERINE FILENE SHOUSE LEGACY CIRCLE Wolf Trap Foundation gratefully acknowledges these individuals who have thoughtfully expressed their commitment to preserving the legacy of Wolf Trap for future generations by remembering the Foundation in their estate plans.

For information, please contact Wolf Trap Development at 703.255.1930 or visit wolftrap.org/legacy.

Anonymous (39) Dr.+ and Mrs. Duane A. Adams Mark and Maris Angolia Jeanne Oates Angulo and Albert W. Angulo+ Jean W. Arnold Jeannie P. Baliles* Nancy A. Bartholomaei Sharon and Gary Batie The Honorable+ and Mrs.+ James M. Beggs* Ashley Benes David and Joan Berenson* Eleanor K. H. Blayney Thomas W. Bliss and Debra Harkins Bliss Dr.+ and Mrs.+ George P. Bogumill* Barbara A. Boinest Barbara A. and Peter P. Bonora David M. Borowski and Kerry Cadden K. David Boyer, Jr. and Family Mary W. Brady Mrs. Joel T. Broyhill+* Nancy Broyhill Dennis and Julie Bruns Beth B. Buehlmann Edward A. and Karen A. Burka Allyson Butler Mr. and Mrs.+ John K. Butler Gregory S. Byrnes+ Marcia and Frank C.+ Carlucci III* James and Karen Chamberlain Denise Chen and Tim Maas Deborah M. and Michael Jay Chusmir Roy Cleland Mark Richard Clem* Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Collins Suzanne Conrad* Jim and Kaye Cook Phyllis and Wes Corley Stephen T. Cramolini and John R. Feather II Robert D. Davis, Jr.+ and Henry J. Schalizki+ Lawrence and Sharon Deibel Laurie Parks DeLand Ronald and Linda DeRamus L. William Derrow John and Lynn Dillon

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Kristen and Christopher Eckert* Eddie and Rachel Eitches Mary Elizabeth Ewing+ Gary T. Festerman+* Marilyn Hicks Fitzgerald Michael P. Fitzgerald Mark and Lynn Freemantle Daryl and Marcia Friedman* Virginia McGehee Friend Hermione Fthenakis James N. Glerum+ and Diane Morales Glerum Stephen and Barbara Goetting* Bette S. Gorman Sandra Goshgarian Mark William and Jodie Monger Gray Robert H. and Linda C. Grimes* John and Dawn Grinstead Barbara Groshans Marcia Hackett Allen Raphael Halper and Kim Kunzig Halper Carol V. Harford+* Mr.+ and Mrs. Marion Edwyn Harrison* Robert H. and Brenda Hawthorne Holidae H. Hayes Robin Crawford Heller Kaye Ann Hellmich The Honorable Sophocles A.+ and Mrs. Aphrodite S.+ Hero* Jo and Larry Hodgin* William M. Holmes, Jr.* Clark Hoyt and Linda Kauss Alexine Clement Jackson Stuart C. and Nancy M. Johnson* Terrence and Polly Jones* Ms. Terry Lynn Jones* Barbara (Grabon) and Robert Juszczyk Ashok and Stuti Kaveeshwar* Shawn Kelley and Karen Albert Sue Leonard Mr.+ and Mrs. Robert D. G. Lewis Sally D. Liff+ Dr. Diana Locke and Mr. Robert Toense Mr. and Mrs.+ William J. Long Dennis and Pam Lucey Karyl Charna Lynn Philip and Sandy+ Marcum Mr.+ and Mrs. William H. Marumoto*

Dr. R. Barbara Mattas* Mr.+ and Mrs. R. Dennis McArver* Ann McPherson McKee* Robert and Anita+ McKinley Ingrid B. Meyer Joshua, Benjamin, and Micah Miller* RoseMarie M. Mirabella* Frances Edmonds (Mohr) and Michael D. Mohr* Ward and Barbara Morris Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Moses III Jim and Karen Murray Dr.+ and Mrs. J. Frederic Mushinski Richard and Stella Guerra Nelson* Darrell L. Netherton Dr. Norine E. Noonan* Gerson Nordlinger, Jr.+ Nicholas Nylec II and Sharon J. Nylec Edward and Susan O’Connell Philip and Marjorie Odeen* Beatriz M. Oliveira Stephen D. Parks, Jr. and Amy Domagala-Parks Susan J. and Stephen D. Parks James B. Pearson, Jr.* Dr.+ and Mrs.+ Jed W. Pearson, Jr.* Julia Perry Carol S. Popowsky Dr. Kazuko K. Price+* Jim+ and Rosemary+ Prosser R. J.+ and Nancy+ Purdy* Charlene and Richard Raphael Don and Paige Rhodes Dr. Robin Rinearson Kevin and Kate Robbins Julie Carter Roberts and The Honorable James Montgomery Roberts* Lisa and Bud+ Roeder Dr. James Roth Kevin L. Rusnak and Donald R. Dechow Jr. Rosanne Russo Bernadette Saperstein Danielle O. and John H. Saunders Alan J. Savada* Susan Sawyer+ David Lawrence Scally Amy E. Schaffer Ruth and Stan Seemann

Ronald Segal+ and Beverly Dickerson Keith and Michelle Senglaub Keith+ and Barbara+ Severin* Mary Shedlock and Jim Mizner Wayne+ and Mary Kay+ Shelton* Joan Sheppard Dr. George Siemering and Vickie Watson Siemering Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Silien Mr. and Mrs. Murray Simpson Sandra and Eoin Stafford Robert E. Stovall and Deborah D. Ralston Pam and Greg Sullivan Robert A. Timmins, Jr. Ina and Ed+ Tornberg Rick R. Treviño and W. Larz Pearson The Honorable+ Hans N. Tuch and Mrs.+ Tuch Lesley D. Turner and Curtis L. Schehr Mr. and Mrs. James M. Underhill Mr. and Mrs.+ J. Robert Vakiener Stephanie and Fernando van Reigersberg Charlie and Terry Walters* Patricia Shea Ward and Paul B. Ward W. Jay and Camille Warren* Donald W. Weber, Sr. Mrs. Robert M. Weidenhammer+* Margaret Miller and Richard D. Welch, Jr.+* Sue Ann Westlund and James B. Zahrt RADM Ronald C. and Mrs. Judith A. Wilgenbusch Earle C.+ and June A.+ Williams* Miriam C. Flaherty Willis and MG Simon V. L. Willis* William L. Wingert, Jr.* Deborah F. and David A. Winston Donna Wolverton Mr.+ and Mrs.+ Harry E. Wood* Andrew Woodcock and Mary Ewell Cheryl A. Wooden and Dr. Deb Bobbitt Thomas J. Zaug

* Charter Member +

Deceased

2020 WOLF TRAP FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mrs. Melania Trump, Honorary Chair Mr. Daniel A. D’Aniello, Chairman Mr. Arvind Manocha, President and CEO Mr. John E. King, Vice Chairman and Secretary

Mr. Kenneth R. Hayduk

Mr. Fredrick Schaufeld

Mrs. Janet Hill

Mr. Julian M. Setian

Mr. Richard Jeanneret

Mr. Todd Stottlemyer

Mr. Broderick D. Johnson

Mr. Robert G. Van Hoecke

Ms. Lesley A. Kalan

Mr. John B. Wood

The Hon. Dirk Kempthorne Ms. Tracy K. Kenny

OTHER OFFICERS

Ms. Alka M. Kesavan

Ms. Beth Brummel,

Ms. Anne R. Kline

Chief Operating Officer

Mr. Raj Ananthanpillai

Mr. Matthew R. Korn

Mr. Stephen D. Kahn,

Mr. C.E. Andrews

Ms. Nancy J. Laben

Mrs. Hillary D. Baltimore

Mr. David H. Langstaff

Mr. Kevin T. Boyle

Ms. Jennifer M. Lowe

PRESIDENT EMERITUS

Ms. Patrice K. Brickman

Mr. Robert S. Lutz

Mr. Terrence D. Jones

Mr. Richard K. Bynum

Dr. Gary D. Mather

Ms. Teresa Carlson

Mrs. Terri McClements

DIRECTOR EMERITUS

Mr. Bruce L. Caswell

Mr. Patrick S. Pacious

The Hon. Norman Y. Mineta

Mrs. Karen Cleveland

Mr. James C. Reagan

Ms. Lynn R. Dillon

Mr. Kevin Robbins

FOUNDER

Mrs. Jean Edelman

Mr. Dion Rudnicki

Mrs. Jouett Shouse

Mr. Vincent L. Ferraro

Mr. David Samuels

Ms. Virginia McGehee Friend

Mr. Srikant Sastry

Mrs. Margaret Gupta

Ms. Anu Saxena

General Counsel

(1896–1994)

2020 WOLF TRAP ASSOCIATES BOARD Mrs. Pamela Northam, Honorary Chair Mrs. Karen Cleveland, Chair Mr. Steven Day, Vice Chairman and Secretary

Mrs. Jennie Bishof

Mrs. Pat Menster Neuman

Mr. Eric J. Carr

Ms. Katherine Newland

Mr. Enrico C. Cecchi

Mr. Ian A. Northrop

Mr. Jon D. Craver

Mr. Michael Polmar

Ms. Christina (Waugh) Gadrinab

Mrs. Patricia Reed

Mr. Jeffrey R. Houle

Mrs. Amy Rossi

Mrs. Carolyn E. Howell

Mr. Jonathan Shames

Mr. Loren B. Hudziak

Mrs. Joan Stansfield

Mr. Steven C. Job

Ms. S. Whitney Zatzkin

Mr. George Lowden Mrs. Linda Moses

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TO CREATE AND PRESENT EXCELLENT AND INNOVATIVE PERFORMING ARTS PROGRAMS FOR THE ENRICHMENT, EDUCATION, AND ENJOYMENT OF DIVERSE AUDIENCES AND PARTICIPANTS.

WOLF TRAP FOUNDATION MISSION