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FUND FOR THE ARTS ANNUAL REPORT

IT’S NOT JUST ABOUT THE ARTS, IT’S ABOUT WHAT THE ARTS DO FOR OUR COMMUNITY

Mural Artwork by Kacy Jackson CELEBRATING OUR 70TH YEAR WITH YOU - AND BECAUSE OF YOU!

LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT & CEO

How do you measure a year? Not only is that a brilliantly written song from the Broadway hit “Rent,” it’s a profoundly difficult question to answer- unless you’ve had a year like ours!

Together, in our 70th year, we have re-examined, re-focused, and re-purposed ourselves into a more inclusive, robust, and capacity building organization, steering your generous dollars into critical operating grants, educational workshops, engaging programs, inclusive initiatives, and fueling impact in every local zip code.

Thanks to nearly 15,000 donors, we raised more than $8.4 million in our 2019 campaign.

Fund for the Arts and our Arts Partners served more than 2.1 million people throughout our region through more than 700 impactful grants, drove educational initiatives in and out of schools, created new levels of access to art opportunities across Greater Louisville, led diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, and helped build the capacity of our arts partners across the sector.

In this report, you will see how we are focusing your dollars on the five priorities of the community’s cultural plan Imagine Greater Louisville 2020: ensuring arts access, building the capacity of our arts and culture community, education, equity, diversity and inclusion, and promoting Greater Louisville as a world-class arts and culture destination.

Most importantly, I hope you’ll feel a sense of pride in your contribution, along with our most sincere gratitude for your generosity. Your critical support is the backbone of our work and an asset to our community.

Christen Boone President & CEO

ABOUT FUND FOR THE ARTS

Fund for the Arts is a regional nonprofit with the mission to maximize the impact of the arts on economic development, education, and quality of life in our community. The Fund is a convener, promoter, leader, and driver of Imagine Greater Louisville 2020, the region’s arts & cultural plan. It facilitates the largest arts grant program in as well as conducts one of the oldest united arts campaigns in the country. For more information, visit www.fundforthearts.org OUR IMPACT

It’s not just about the arts, it’s about the impact the arts have on the vibrancy of our lives and our shared goal of building a stronger community. Every zip code, every day. The Fund for the Arts and our arts partners are driving arts access into every neighborhood, improving student outcomes, supporting diverse artists and stories, and elevating Louisville on a national stage.

FUND FOR THE ARTS BY THE NUMBERS

2.1 M 536,000 400,000 181,000 People Served Free Tickets and Admissions Arts in Education Experiences Out of Town Tourists

15,000 9,000 450 430 CountiesDonors Served PeopleArts Opportunities Served DollarsSchools Raised Served Artists and Organizations Supported

FINANCIALS 2019 CAMPAIGN PLEDGES AND OTHER REVENUES

Campaign Reporting Results - 2019 8,444,495

Future Campaigns and Other (447,749) Allowance for Uncollectible Pledges & Discounts (251,098) Expenses Netted Against Revenue 270,614

Total Net Revenue 8,016,262

Impact Initiatives & Expenses

Impact Initiatives & Program Expenses 7,053,266 Fundraising Expenses 1,028,560 Management and General Expenses 433,700

Total Impact Initiatives & Expenses 8,515,526

Change in Net Assets (499,264) Net Assets - Beginning of Year 8,462,887

Net Assets - End of Year 7,963,623 West Louisville Performing Arts Academy at Fund for the Arts’ 70 Years of the Arts Celebration Kentucky Shakespeare at Fund for the Arts’ 70 Years of the Arts Celebration THE SOUL OF OUR CITY.

The Fund for the Arts is committed to activating the community's cultural plan, Imagine Greater Louisville 2020, organizing around five chief priorities: Access, Cultivation, Education, Promotion, and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.

IMAGINE VISION STATEMENTS

ACCESS Arts, culture and creativity are fully integrated into daily life and accessible to everyone in every neighborhood, every day. More art for more people in

more places......

CULTIVATION Greater Louisville is a magnet for artists and creative professionals, where arts and culture organizations and creative industries, both institutional

and emerging, are thriving ......

EDUCATION Every child in our community has the opportunity to experience and participate in arts and culture through experiences in their schools,

out-of-school programs and with their families......

DIVERSITY, EQUITY, & INCLUSION Cultural equity is leading the way to a more equitable, diverse and inclusive community improving the social connectivity and cultural

vitality of the region......

PROMOTION Greater Louisville is recognized nationally and internationally as a leading city of arts and culture attracting talent to live and work here and tourists to play and stay. ACCESS TO OUR WORLD-CLASS ARTS COMMUNITY

Greater Louisville has a world-class arts and culture scene. We are working to ensure that everyone in our community has ACCESS to it. Together, we are putting more arts experiences in neighborhoods, in schools, community centers, health and senior care facilities, parks, libraries, and public spaces across Greater Louisville.

536,000 855 75 37 30 18

Free Tickets Locations Community Libraries Parks and Healthcare and Admissions for Arts Centers and Historic and Senior Experiences Community Sites Facilities Organizations

CULTURAL PASS

A key example of our commitment to arts access is the Cultural Pass, which offered Greater Louisville youth free access to 59 world-class arts & culture venues, providing engaging arts experiences that reduce summer learning loss. This year, the Cultural Pass was used for more than 39,000 visits, with low-income children accounting for 14,000 of those visits. Participation by low-income children increased 44 percent from the previous year.

“Cultural Pass gets us out more. You sometimes think ‘Zoo and Science Center.’ We have memberships to the Zoo and Science Center. So it’s, pretty day, the zoo, bad day we go to the Science Center. So, the Cultural Pass offers a lot more. It’s educational. We’ve explored the city more. We didn’t even know what Portland was—we’d never been to Portland. We love the Cultural Pass.”

–Katie, mother of 4 CULTIVATION OF OUR CREATIVE PROFESSIONALS

We aspire for Greater Louisville to be a magnet for arts and creative professionals, where arts and culture organizations and creative industries, both institutional and emerging, are thriving. We support and cultivate arts and culture organizations and artists to ensure the ability to deliver a greater impact to the community.

Fund for the Arts is working to build the capacity of these creative professionals and organizations by creating connections to expertise, networks, board development, and leadership. Fund for the Arts hosts the nationally recognized NeXt emerging leader program to develop a strong pipeline to board leadership within our arts and culture community. In this year, the Fund for the Arts delivered capacity building opportunities such as the nationally acclaimed emcArts Artists as Social Change workshop, Philadelphia Mural Arts workshop and monthly lunch and learn events with local experts in fields from social media to advocacy, board governance to fundraising.

In 2019, the Fund for the Arts supported the creative sector financially with grants, scholarships, and earned revenue opportunities.

Arts and Culture Grants to Artists, Organizations, Artists 95 Organizations 96 742 Community Organizations and Schools

Project grants provided opportunities for artists and organizations to deliver impact across the region, and Sustaining Impact Grants provided critical operating support to 23 organizations, nearly double the number from two years ago. SIG invests in organizations delivering exemplary impact through access, education, diversity and promotion. These organizations range from our largest anchor institutions such as the , Actors Theatre and Louisville Orchestra to some of our small neighborhood and youth organizations such as River City Drum Corp, Louisville Story Program and Squallis Puppeteers.

"We believe that music and performing have enhanced our son's ability to make connections and draw from his experiences. His confidence in these areas has increased with his involvement with the River City Drum Corp., and being placed in an academic and social environment with peers and adults who consistently support, encourage and challenge him."

— River City Drum Corp. Parent Natya Kendra Dance Academy at the 2019 Cultural Pass Kickoff INSPIRING ARTS IN EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES

We believe every child should have the opportunity to experience and participate in arts and culture through experiences in their schools, out of school programs and with their families. The Fund for the Arts provides grants to 236 schools and teachers to bring curriculum based arts in education programs into our schools across the region, and grants for out of school time for 20 community centers. Our arts partners serve an additional 214 schools and 25 out of school time locations each year. In addition, through project and sustaining impact grants, we help to make possible the following:

300,000 100,000 2,000 3.29

Arts Experiences Arts Experiences Youth in Intensive Arts Average GPA of in Our Schools Out of School Training, some on Full Students in Intensive Scholarship, All Subsidized Arts Training Programs

98% OF TEACHERS REPORT FFTA EDUCATION PROGRAMS HELP STUDENTS TO

Master Academic Standards

Think Critically and Solve Complex Problems

Work Collaboratively

Develop Creativity Skills

Communicate More E ectively

“Through programming supported and enhanced by Fund for the Arts and local arts organizations, we show children at their most vulnerable and malleable stages what it means to find beauty, rhythm, reason, and understanding through current and historical art forms.”

—Teacher from New Albany-Floyd County Consolidated School Corporation DIVERSITY, EQUITY, & INCLUSION THROUGHOUT GREATER LOUISVILLE

Ensuring everyone has a seat at the table. Fund for the Arts is an advocate for DIVERSITY, EQUITY, and INCLUSION. We are working to eliminate cultural barriers, bridge cultural divides, and advocate for a more equitable, diverse and inclusive community, improving the social connectivity and cultural vitality of the region.

Through your generosity, Fund for the Arts made 178 grants to more than 50 organizations to advance DEI, serving more than 43,000 people. All organizations funded by the Sustaining Impact Grants program must illustrate their own plan and efforts towards greater diversity in their organizations, and equity and inclusion in our community. This includes organizations like Pandora Productions, and Looking for Lilith Theater Company. These organizations are dedicated to telling the stories of the LGBTQ+ community, and creating programming that examines history and today from women’s perspectives. We support several arts organizations providing impactful programs for ethnic minorities and low-income families throughout Greater Louisville. These inclusive dollars also support programs for the visually and hearing impaired, and people on the autism spectrum.

We also increased our engagement with DEI communities by cultivating new donors and advocates through groups like ArtsPride, the Ed Hamilton Society, and Women’s Circle. These groups create pipelines for staff, board, and volunteers, elevate artists and arts leaders, and feature works of art, productions and exhibits which speak to under-represented perspectives and experiences.

“Our teaching artists’ acceptance and encouragement of all of the children has resulted in our children learning and demonstrating a greater sense of compassion and empathy toward their classmates. While the artwork is beautiful and adorns many walls and refrigerator doors across the community, VIPS recognizes this as the greatest result of our involvement in this experience.”

—Kathy Mullen, Director of Education at Visually Impaired Preschool Services

“The choir allows our youth the opportunity to practice their English skills, learn to read music and gives them a space for self-expression, all while increasing their love for music.”

—Kristin Burgoyne, Program Director at Americana Community Center Teddy Abrams, Kent Oyler, Karen Williams, and Christy Brown perform at Fund for the Arts’ 70 Years of the Arts Celebration

PROMOTION OF OUR VIBRANT ARTS COMMUNITY

World-class arts and culture helps to put Louisvlle on the map, to elevate our city as a top tier city for business attraction, talent development and cultural tourism. The arts in our community attracted national coverage with stories in the New York Times and on CBS Sunday Morning.

Collectively, the Fund for the Arts and arts organizations generated:

2,755+ Press Mentions 1,441 National Press Mentions 111 International Press Mentions

Together, we increased local arts participation in the arts by more than 20% over last year:

2.1 M in Attendance 181,000 Out of Town Visitors

And people who are engaged in their community are more likely to stay and help build our community:

5,549 Volunteers Engaged in Our Community through the Arts

The entire arts and culture sector generated more than $462 million annually in economic activity.

AWARDS IN THE ARTS Each year, with national attention, Louisville’s Awards in the Arts celebrates the extraordinary arts community in the Greater Louisville region and the arts tremendous contribution to our unique cultural landscape and quality of place. The event enhances Greater Louisville’s brand as a world-class arts and culture destination. Most of all, Louisville’s Awards in the Arts were established to celebrate the artists themselves, their talent and passion, to create, produce and present transformative and inspiring works of arts, in and for our community.

2019 AWARD RECIPIENTS

Bryson Tiller, National Award in the Arts Jim James, National Award in the Arts Ruth French, Lifetime Achievement in the Arts Kim Baker, Arts Innovation Brandon Ragland, Emerging Leader in the Arts Commonwealth Theatre Center, Inc, Arts Impact Louisville Youth Orchestra, Arts Education Bill Carstanjen, Cultural Equity Award in Corporate Product and Service

Awards in the Arts generated 11.7 million media impressions. WHO WE SUPPORT

ARTS & CULTURE (Arts & Culture Organizations cont’d) (Parks & Libraries cont’d) ORGANIZATIONS Pandora Productions Louisville Nature Center Portland Museum Louisville Free Public Library 1619 Flux Rhythm Science Sound Olmsted Parks Conservancy 21C Museum River City Drum Corp Riverside, The Farnsley-Moremen Landing 90.5 WUOL/91.9 WFPK/Louisville Sarabande Books Yew Dell Botanical Gardens Public Media Speed Art Museum Acting Against Cancer Squallis Puppeteers SCHOOLS Actors Theatre of Louisville StageOne Family Theatre Allegro Dance Project Inc Steam Exchange Ahrens Work Transition Program Amberly Simpson & Dancers The Food Literacy Project Alex R Kennedy Elementary American Printing House for the Blind The Little Loomhouse Archdiocese of Louisville AMPED The Louisville Academy of Music Ascension School Arts Alliance of Southern Indiana The Louisville Leopards Assumption High Arts Association of Oldham County The Louisville Orchestra, Inc. Atherton High Arts Commission of TheatreWorks of Southern Indiana Atkinson Academy Danville/Boyle County West Louisville Performing Arts Academy Auburndale Elementary Artseed West Louisville Women's Audubon Elementary Asia Institute - Crane House Collaborative, Inc. Ballard High Athiri Inc Young Authors Greenhouse Bates Elementary BioGlitz YOYA Dance Troupe Bell County High Bridge Kids International Betsy Layne Elementary Bunbury Theatre Company COMMUNITY-BASED Big Creek Elementary Carnegie Center for Art and History ORGANIZATIONS Blake Elementary CirqueLouis Bloom Elementary Commonwealth Theatre Center Americana Community Center, Inc. Blue Lick Elementary Conrad-Caldwell House Museum Baxter Community Center Botts Elementary Dancers Center for Training Beechmont Community Center Bowen Elementary Farmington Historic Plantation Berrytown Community Center Brandeis Elementary Filson Historical Society Cabbage Patch Settlement House Breckinridge Franklin Elementary California Community Center Bridgepoint Elementary Gheens Science Hall & Rauch Planetarium Camp Edwards Community Center Buckner Alternative High Harrison County Art! Inc, Center For Neighborhoods Bullitt Central High The Artisan Center Cyril Allgeier Community Center Bullitt Lick Middle School Harrison County Discovery Center Friendship House Burning Springs Elementary Hidden Hill Sculpture Garden Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana Byck Elementary Jeffersonville Township Public Library Immaculate Heart Rectory Camp Taylor Elementary Jewish Community of Louisville Inc. Keystone Academy Campbell Elementary Jewish Family and Career Services Landmark of River City Campton Elementary Josephine Sculpture Park Living Arts & Science Center Cane Run Elementary Kentucky Center for African Louisville Central Community Center Carter Traditional Elementary American Heritage Marian Manor Center at Riverport Kentucky Center for the Arts Foundation Neighborhood House Centerfield Elementary Newburg Community Center Centerstone - Bellewood Campus Kentucky Opera Association Norton Children's Hospital Downtown Centerstone - Brooklawn Campus Norton Children's Medical Center Central High Career Magnet Academy Kentucky Shakespeare, Inc. Norton Women and Children's Hospital Chancey Elementary KMAC Museum Novak Center Charlestown Middle La'Nita Rocknettes School of Dance Portland Community Center Chenoweth Elementary Locust Grove South Louisville Community Center Children's Academy Early Learning Center Looking for Lilith Theatre Company Summerfield Churchill Park Louisville Theatrical Association Sun Valley Community Center Clarksville Senior High LouiEvolve Treyton Oak Towers Clear Creek Elementary Louisville Ballet Trilogy - Franciscan Cochran Elementary Louisville Children's Film Festival, Inc. Trilogy - Park Terrace Cochrane Elementary Louisville Chorus Trilogy - Westport Place Coleridge-Taylor Montessori Louisville Civic Orchestra Trinity House Conway Middle Louisville Grows West Louisville EcoHub Coral Ridge Elementary Louisville Philharmonia - YMCA (Chestnut) Corpus Christi Classical Academy The Musician's Orchestra YMCA (Southwest) Crums Lane Elementary Louisville Stoneware Dixie Elementary Louisville Story Program PARKS & LIBRARIES Doss High Louisville Visual Art Dunn Elementary Louisville Water Bernheim Forest Eisenhower Elementary Louisville Youth Choir Bullitt County Public Library Emma L Minnis Louisville Youth Orchestra Charlestown-Clark County Library Engelhard Elementary Louisville Zoo Falls of the Ohio State Park Estill County High Metro Parks and Recreation - Floyd County Library Estill County Middle Iroquois Amphitheater Harrison County Library Fairdale Elementary Jefferson Memorial Forest Fairdale High Old Louisville Neighborhood Council Jeffersonville Township Public Library Fairmont Elementary (Schools cont’d) Middletown Elementary Southern High School Farmer Elementary Mill Creek Elementary Southside Elementary Father Maloney's Boys & Girls Haven Mount Tabor Elementary Spring Hill Elementary Fern Creek High Mount Vernon Elementary Stonestreet Elementary Field Elementary Mount Washington Elementary Summit Academy Floyds Knobs Elementary Mountain View Elementary Taylor County Intermediate Foster Traditional Academy Nancy Elementary The Academy @ Shawnee Frayser Elementary Nativity Academy The Brook Dupont Georgetown Elementary New Washington Elementary Thomas Jefferson Elementary Gilmore Lane Elementary New Washington High Trunnell Elementary Goldsmith Elementary Newburg Middle Tully Elementary Grant Line Elementary Nichols Elementary Tyner Elementary Greathouse/Shyrock Elementary Noe Middle Utica Elementary Green Valley Elementary North Calloway Elementary Visually Impaired Preschool Services Greenville Elementary North Jackson Elementary Walden School Greenwood Elementary North Oldham Middle Waller-Williams Environmental Gutermuth Elementary Northaven Elementary Watson Lane Elementary Hancock County Middle Norton Commons Elementary Watterson Elementary Hartstern Elementary Norton Elementary WEB DuBois Academy Hawthorne Elementary Okolona Elementary Webster County High Hayes Lewis Elementary Old Mill Elementary Wellington Elementary Hazelwood Elementary Oldham County High West End School Hazelwood Middle Olmsted Academy South Western Middle School for the Arts Henryville Elementary Oneida Elementary Wheatley Elementary Heritage Elementary Our Lady of Lourdes Wheeler Elementary Heuser Hearing & Language Academy Overdale Elementary Whitley City Elementary Hite Elementary Owsley County Elementary Whitley County High Holy Spirit School Owsley County High Whitney Young Elementary Holy Trinity Parish Painted Stone Elementary Wilder Elementary Home of the Innocents Parkwood Elementary Wilkerson Traditional Elementary Indian Trail Elementary Paul G Blazer High Wilson Elementary J. Graham Brown Pitt Academy Wilt Elementary Jacob Elementary Plano Elementary WR Castle Elementary Jefferson County Traditional Middle Pleasant Ridge Elementary Zachary Taylor Elementary Jeffersontown Elementary Pleasure Ridge Park High Jeffersontown High Portland Elementary Jeffersonville High Presentation Academy JM Stumbo Elementary Price Elementary John Paul II Academy Rangeland Elementary Johnsontown Road Elementary Riverside Elementary Jonathan Jennings Elementary Roby Elementary Joseph E. Stopher Elementary Rogers Elementary Kennedy Montessori Roosevelt-Perry Elementary Kenwood Elementary Russell County Middle Kerrick Elementary Rutherford Elementary King Elementary S. Ellen Jones Elementary Klondike Lane Elementary Sacred Heart School for the Arts Knott County Central High Saint Agnes KyCAD Saint Aloysius LaGrange Elementary Saint Athanasius Lakeside Elementary Saint Bernard Laukhuf Elementary Saint Francis of Assisi Layne Elementary Saint James Catholic Lincoln Performing Arts School Saint Joseph Children's Home Louisville Male High Saint Leonard Lowe Elementary Saint Martha Luhr Elementary Saint Matthews Elementary Madison Middle Saint Nicholas Academy Maple Elementary Saint Stephen Martyr Marion C. Moore Sanders Elementary Mary Ryan Academy Schaffner Traditional Elementary Maryhurst Academy Semple Elementary Maryville Elementary Seneca High Mason County Middle Shacklette Elementary Maupin Elementary Shelby Traditional Academy McFerran Preparatory Academy Simpsonville Elementary McLean County High Slate Run Elementary McLean County Middle Slaughter Elementary Medora Elementary Smyrna Elementary Metcalfe County Elementary South Oldham High WHO WE ARE

2019 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Campaign Leadership Barry Allen Gregory H. Greenwood Diane Porter Endowment & Legacy Giving EY Jefferson County Board Todd Lowe Committee Chair, The Gheens of Education Chairman of the Board, 2019 Campaign Foundation John Gill Holland, Jr. Co-Chair, Parthenon LLC Portland Investment Initiative Joseph A. Pusateri Carolle Jones Clay Elite Homes, Inc. Charlie Farnsley, Compensation Committee Chair, Mo McKnight Howe 2019 Campaign Co-Chair, Republic Bank & Trust Company Revelry Gallery Boutique Sadiqa N. Reynolds Bahe Farnsley Advisors Louisville Urban League Althea Jackson Mindy Farnsley Michael K. Ash Louisville Metro Government Victoria Russell 2019 Campaign Co-Chair, Preferred Benefits Fifth Third Bank Kentucky Councilman David James Papa John’s Intenational Louisville Metro City Council President Ja Hillebrand Muhammad Babar, MD Erica Sutton Chair-Elect, Stock Yards Bank Kentuckiana Geriatric and Palliative A. Dale Josey School & Trust Company Services Blackacre State Nature Preserve of Medicine & Historic Homestead Paul Fultz Neville Blakemore Carl M. Thomas Treasurer, Finance & Audit Committee Chair, Great Northern Building Products Nima Kulkarni V.V. Cooke Foundation KPMG LLP Indus Law Firm Jacqueline Brill Terry W. Tyler Tammy York Day MCM CPA’s & Advisors Angela Leet Kentucky College of Art & Design Secretary, Louisville Healthcare CEO Council Aleetco LLC, Louisville Metro Council Campbell Brown Member, District 7 Eddie Tyner Tawana Edwards Brown-Forman Corportation Gannett, Inc. Community Impact Committee Chair, Matthew R. Lindblom The Glenview Trust Company Kristen Byrd Stoll Keenon Ogden PLLC Joe Ventura PNC Wealth Management Humana, Inc. Kirsten Hawley Gladys Lopez Governance & Nominating Committee Chair, Julia Carstanjen Norton Healthcare Melissa A. Wasson Brown-Forman Community Volunteer PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Je rey A. McKenzie Paul Thompson Kevin Fields Bingham Greenebaum Doll Mark F. Wheeler Resource Development Chair, LG&E and KU Louisville Central Community Centers Central Bank Energy LLC Brent McKim C. Edward Glasscock Jefferson County Teachers Erica Lee Williams Dawn Landry Frost Brown Todd LLC Association Louis D. Brandeis Hall of Justice Investment Committee Chair, American Commercial Barge Line Jonathan D. Goldberg Thomas T. Noland, Jr. Terry Wright Goldberg Simpson, LLC Humana Inc. Stites & Harbison, PLLC Sarah Davasher-Wisdom Advocacy & Public Funding Committee Jerilan Greene Martin Pollio Laura Zachariah Chair, Greater Louisville, Inc. Yum! Brands, Inc. Jefferson County Public Schools Community Volunteer

CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE

Jackson M. Andrews Charlie Farnsley Mark Lieberman Carl M. Thomas Endeavor Louisville Bahe Farnsley Advisors Aspire Basketball Academy V.V. Cooke Foundation

Michael K. Ash Douglass C. Farnsley Matthew R. Lindblom Terry W. Tyler Fifth Third Bank Kentucky Stites & Harbison PLLC Stoll Keenon Ogden PLLC Kentucky College of Art + Design Neville Blakemore Mindy Farnsley Todd P. Lowe Great Northern Building Products Preferred Benefits Parthenon LLC J. Tanner Watkins Dinsmore & Shohl LLP Kevin Borland Robert F. Ferreri James B. Metzger MulloyBorland, LLC Ferreri Partners, PLLC Bahe Farnsley Advisors Candace Weber Mortenson Family Dental Carolle J. Clay Je Gordon Leonard Napolitano Republic Bank & Trust Company The Gordon Foundation, Inc. Capture Higher Ed

Sarah Davasher-Wisdom Cordt Huneke Joseph A. Pusateri Greater Louisville, Inc. Blue Equity, LLC Elite Homes, Inc.

William R. Donaldson Dawn Landry Joseph Schmidt DPR Enterprises, LLC American Commercial Barge Line Commonwealth Bank & Trust Company

FUND FOR THE ARTS STAFF

Kat Abner Christen Boone Christa Iwu Billye Potts Vice President of President & Chief Executive Officer Impact Coordinator Executive Assistant Community Impact JP Davis Eric King Jennifer White August Anderson Senior Vice President Director of Communications Director of Donor Relations Development Coordinator and Engagement Courtney Glenny Tenoramentae Young Janie Martin Manager of Corporate and Office Manager Monica Laake Beavers Chief Financial Officer Communications Coordinator Employee Engagement & Chief Operations Officer Ellen Grinstead Yunker Monica Beckmann Nicole Humphrey Annie Nelson Manager of Corporate and Director of Finance Engagement and Events Manager Manager of Development Operations Employee Engagement WHO YOU ARE: OUR IMPACT DRIVERS

CORPORATE, WORKPLACE, GOVERNMENT, & FOUNDATION SUPPORT

$500,000 + ($25,000 - $49,999 cont’d) ($5,000 - $9,999 cont’d) Lawrence Family Foundation Chemical & Industrial Engineering, Inc. Louisville Business First and Employees and Employees Humana/Humana Foundation and Associates MCM CPA's & Advisors LLP and Employees V. V. Cooke Foundation The Post Parade Wines Crawford Charitable Fund Stites & Harbison PLLC and Employees Derby Diversity Business Summit LLC $200,000 - $499,999 U.S. Bank Foundation and U.S. Dinsmore & Shohl LLP Employees Bank Employees Duke Energy The Mary and Barry Bingham Endowment WeWork Management LLC Elite Homes, Inc. Brown-Forman and Employees Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs, LLP and Employees Epic Insurance Solutions Churchill Downs, Inc. and Employees Family Allergy & Asthma Employees Kosair Charities Fifth Third Foundation LG&E and KU Energy Foundation $10,000 - $24,999 Forcht Bank and LG&E and KU Energy/IBEW Frazier History Museum and Employees Local 2100 Employees Anonymous Harding, Shymanski and Company, P.S.C. Louisville Metro Government American Commercial and Employees and Employees Barge Line and Employees Peyton Samuel Head Foundation Yum! Brands, Inc. and Employees American Printing House Heaven Hill Brands for the Blind Inc. and Hogan Lovells US LLP Employees Jefferson County Teachers Association $100,000 - $199,999 Hazel & Walter T. Bales JenCare Senior Medical Center Foundation May Wetherby Jones Foundation Gheens Foundation, Inc. BB&T and BB&T Insurance Kelley Construction, Inc. Jefferson County Public Services and Employees Kentucky Performing Arts Schools’ Employees Bellarmine University Employees and Employees Joy Mangano & Ingenious Designs, LLC Bingham Greenebaum Doll LLP Kentucky Employees Credit Union Norton, Norton Audubon, and Employees Korrect Optical Norton Brownsboro, Norton C.E. & S. Foundation, Inc. Kenmark Cancer Institute, Norton Central Bank of Jefferson County Long John Silver's, Inc. Employees Children's, Norton and Employees Louisville Presbyterian Theological Children's Medical Chase Kentucky Employees Seminary Employees Center-Brownsboro, Norton Chronicle Cinema - Zach Meiners Louisville Tourism and Employees Healthcare, Norton Medical Clark Memorial Hospital Employees Luckett & Farley Architects & Group, and Norton Davis H. Elliot Company, Inc. Engineers and Employees Women's & Children's First Financial Bancorp Metro United Way Employees Hospital, and Employees Fund for the Arts Employees Michter's Novak Family Foundation Galen College of Nursing Middleton Reutlinger and Employees PNC Bank and Employees and Employees New Albany Floyd County Republic Bank Foundation Inc. GE Appliances, a Haier Education Foundation and Employees company and Employees The C. F. Pollard Foundation, Inc. W. L. Lyons Brown Foundation Greater Clark County Schools Employees Republic National Distributing Company Greater Louisville Inc. Employees of Kentucky and Employees Horseshoe Foundation of Floyd County RiverWealth Management $50,000 - $99,999 Kentucky Lottery Corporation Group of Wells Fargo Employees Schuler Bauer Real Estate Appalachian Impact Fund Kentucky Select Properties Semonin Realtors and Employees Commonwealth Bank & Trust and Agents & Staff Shelby County Public Schools Employees Company and Employees KPMG LLP and Employees Arthur K. Smith Family Foundation The Courier-Journal/Gannett Louisville Public Media and Employees Solberg Mfg. Foundation and Employees Macy's Oxmoor Speed Art Museum Employees D.D. Williamson & Co., Inc. and Employees Messer Construction Co. Employees Todd Asset Management LLC EY and Employees MSD-Louisville & Jefferson Transit Authority of River City Fifth Third Bank KY/Fifth Third County Employees & ATU 1447 Employees Bank Foundation and Employees Ogle Foundation, Inc. Trilogy Health Services, LLC Frost Brown Todd LLC and Employees Old Forester Employees The Glenview Trust Company Old National Bank and Employees TwinSpires and Employees Faculty & Staff of the Oldham The Underwriters Group Hilliard Lyons, A Baird County Schools WesBanco Company and Employees Papa John's International and Employees WHAS Crusade for Children Kindred Healthcare, Inc. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP and Employees and Employees Louisville Metro Council, QSR Automations Employees District 3 - Keisha Dorsey Restaurant Supply Chain Louisville Water Foundation Solutions, LLC and Employees and Louisville Water Susan's Florist Company Employees Sutherland Foundation Mightily and Employees TOPS Magazine Outfront Media Unbridled Charitable Foundation, Inc. Stock Yards Bank & Trust United Electric Co., Inc. Company and Employees University of Louisville and Employees Stoll Keenon Ogden PLLC and Employees WAVE 3 News and Employees WDRB-TV and WMYO-TV and Employees $25,000 - $49,999 Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC White Clay and Employees Baptist Health Kentuckiana Region Hospitals and System Services and $5,000 - $9,999 Employees Bridgeman Charitable Group & The Trifecta Alltrade Service Solutions and Employees Carnival Corporation Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Kentucky Delta Dental of Kentucky and Employees and Employees Equian Employees Archdiocese of Louisville Goldberg Simpson, LLC and Employees Asplundh Tree Expert Company The Gordon Foundation, Inc. Beam Suntory and Employees Kentucky Arts Council BKD, LLP Employees KentuckyOne Health Employees Bullitt County Schools Employees INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT *Farnsley by 40 ~ Women’s Leadership Circle + Pride Circle ^ Ed Hamilton Circle

SOCIETY 100 ($5,000 - $9,999 cont’d) ($1,949 - $4,999 cont’d) J. Daniel and Mary Rivers Ann and Rick Guillaume Kenneth Stammerman Sandal H. Gulick $200,000+ Michael Stewart Family Lindsay V. Gumer*~ Anonymous Mrs. Mary Clay Stites James Halaris* Dr. Gordon D. Strauss and Dr. Catherine Newton Lena and Matthew Hamel $50,000 - $199,999 Dr. James and Leila Sublett John and Jeannine Hayes ($5,000 - $9,999 cont’d) Austin and Janie Musselman Paul and Pamela Thompson Charles and Carol Hebel Chemical & Industrial Engineering, Inc. Christina Lee Brown Missy and Paul Varga Diane and Dennis Heishman and Employees Ina and Allen Bond Joseph & Brook Ventura Christy and Jerry Henderson V. V. Cooke Foundation Marianne and Jim Welch Mary Beth C. Warner Anna O'Hara Heuke~ Crawford Charitable Fund Pam and Brook Smith Mrs. James S. Welch, Sr. Ja and Lynn Hillebrand Derby Diversity Business Summit LLC Joe P. Woods Steph and Andrew Horne~ Dinsmore & Shohl LLP Employees $25,000 - $49,999 Congressman and Mrs. Mo McKnight Howe and Scotty Howe*~ Duke Energy Owsley Brown III & Victoire Reynal Brown Frank and Kristie Hower Elite Homes, Inc. Mary and Ted Nixon Amelia Brooke Huneke Epic Insurance Solutions Mary and Robert Rounsavall III FARNSLEY SOCIETY Cordt Huneke Family Allergy & Asthma Employees David A. Jones, Jr. and Mary Gwen Wheeler Christopher R. Hungerford Fifth Third Foundation Stephen Reily and Emily Bingham Fund $1,949 - $4,999 Timothy Scott Huval Forcht Bank Gill Holland, Jr. & Augusta Brown Holland Megan Imel* Frazier History Museum and Employees Anonymous Ann and Darrell Wells Charlotte and Robin Ipsan Harding, Shymanski and Company, P.S.C. Tonya and Kris Abeln~ Kat and Josh Abner* Brian A. Kane and Employees Gerald and Sharon Karem $10,000 - $24,999 Elmer Lucille Allen^ Peyton Samuel Head Foundation Sarah M. Kays Anonymous Larie and Barry Allen * Heaven Hill Brands Brad and Anastacia Keeton Frances and William Alden Liz and Jackson Andrews * Hogan Lovells US LLP Patrick and Caroline Keller Cathy and Irving Bailey Joseph and Ann Ardery Jefferson County Teachers Association Alex John Kepnes JenCare Senior Medical Center Cornelia W. Bonnie Jennifer and Mike Ash Carol & Grant Averill Megan and Robert King May Wetherby Jones Foundation Christen and Mike Boone~ Mary and Mark Knoy Kelley Construction, Inc. Janine and Bruce Broussard Judith and Robert Ayotte William and Julie Ballard Chris Kramer Kentucky Performing Arts Ambassador Matthew Barzun Karen M. Kuban Justin P. Banks* and Employees & Brooke Brown Barzun Kristen and Mark Kull Jamie and David Calzi J. Stephen and Willa M. Barger Kentucky Employees Credit Union Dawn Landry Julia and William Carstanjen Kaet and Adam Barron*~ ~ Korrect Optical Byron T. Largen Kenmark Patricia and David Daulton Tori and Mike Beavin Jacob Lewellen* Long John Silver's, Inc. Employees Diann and Brent Densford Kellie and Andrew Beckman* Sharon and Stephen Berger Jaelithe and Matthew Lindblom Louisville Presbyterian Theological Tawana Edwards and Larry Nau~ Gladys and John Lopez Seminary Employees Kevin A. Gibson+ Turney P. Berry and Kendra Foster Thomas J. Birchfield Cheryl and Cliff Maesaka Louisville Tourism and Employees Kim and Greg Greenwood Ava M. Martin Luckett & Farley Architects & Marlene and J. David Grissom Kent W. Blake Janie Martin~ Engineers and Employees Judy and Robert Hanekamp Neville Blakemore and Jessica Bird Ashley and Arthur Masterson* Metro United Way Employees Marvin Boakye^ Todd P. Lowe and Fran Ratterman Timothy Brent McClure Michter's Roger D. Bodenbender Eleanor B. Miller Steven McCulley Middleton Reutlinger and Employees Thomas T. Noland, Jr. and Vivian Ruth Sawyer Theresa and John T. Bondurant Monique and Glen McFarland New Albany Floyd County Moriah Ogilvie and Bill Holton Kevin Borland and Leonard Napolitano+ ~ Tara McGuire Education Foundation Deana and Michael Paradis Morton and Anne Boyd *~ Jeffrey and Dodie McKenzie The C. F. Pollard Foundation, Inc. Sam and Bonnie Rechter Family Jacqueline Brill*~ Holland and Sherry McTyeire Republic National Distributing Company Jacqueline and Theodore Rosky Leslie K. Broecker ~ Tim and Cindy Meiners of Kentucky and Employees Marsha and David Roth Meredith Wilson Brown Griffin Meredith RiverWealth Management Scott Schaftlein and Andrew Newton Renee Buckingham + Agnes and James Metzger Group of Wells Fargo Mary and Matthew Stone Lee S. Burchfield Jimmy Metzger Schuler Bauer Real Estate Lindy B. Street Allen and Rose Bush Jerry T. and Laura J. 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