2019 ANNUAL REPORT & DONOR DIRECTORY TABLE OF CONTENTS Letter from the Board Chairman and President & CEO

2019 Campaign for the Arts

2019 Grantmaking

2019 Special Events

Donor Listings

Statement of Financial Position

Board and Staff Listings LETTER FROM THE ALLIED ARTS BOARD CHAIR AND PRESIDENT & CEO As Allied Arts board chair and president & CEO, it is Another milestone was being named one of six our pleasure to present the 2018-2019 annual report. finalists of Oklahoma City Community Foundation’s With your support and the support of more than Great Idea Challenge. Allied Arts’ Great Idea was 5,600 corporate, foundation and individual donors, to build an online platform to help make art more the Allied Arts 2019 campaign mobilized more than accessible to more Oklahomans. Named Art Around $3.4 million – the second most raised in any annual OKC, the website features a comprehensive cultural campaign. We are proud to receive broad support calendar with up-to-date and accurate information from people of all walks of life and corporations on exhibits, film screenings, dance, theatre, vocal and representing a number of industries, as well as to music performances, and more; it links local educators receive a wide range of donation amounts ranging with innovative and effective youth arts education from $1 to $300,000. programming; and it offers flash discounted tickets to cultural programming. Please visit ArtAroundOKC.com The campaign and Allied Arts as a whole also to check it out! benefited from overwhelming success in its special events. The 10th annual OPUS gala raised a historic Allied Arts also took measures to strengthen its $605,000 while showcasing the talent of Oklahoma own capacity. We underwent a third-party HR/ artists in a cabaret style. The star of the show was development audit resulting in the formation of a internationally renowned actress and singer Kristin personnel restructuring and new strategic plan to lay Chenoweth who surprised OPUS attendees with a the foundation for the next five years, including the stellar performance and announced that she was Allied Arts 50th anniversary in 2021. coming back home again for a special concert. Her “My Love Letter to Oklahoma” concert in May Other highlights include Deborah being named a 2019 sold out and generated more than $200,000 Governor’s Arts Award recipient, and Allied Arts for Allied Arts. launching a mobile app to enhance usage of our entertainment discount program, the OKCityCard. In this fiscal year, the Allied Arts board of directors All this success is bittersweet, however, as Tricia approved nearly $2.6 million to 42 organizations completes her two-year term as chair of the Allied through allocations, educational outreach and Arts board of directors. Her vision and leadership has capacity-building grants. Allied Arts funding helped elevated Allied Arts and the cultural community to facilitate more than 729,000 arts experiences for new heights, and places Allied Arts in a sustainable Oklahoma schoolchildren statewide. path for growth and an even more exciting future.

Tricia Everest Deborah McAuliffe Senner Board Chairperson President & CEO 1 2019 Honorary Chairs Frank and Cathy Keating with 2019 Campaign Co-Chairs Doug Stussi and John Higginbotham

2019 CAMPAIGN VISIONARY DONORS FOR THE ARTS Visionary donors generously donated The signature effort of Allied Arts is its annual fundraising $100,000 or more to the 2019 campaign. campaign to benefit arts education for Oklahoma schoolchildren, They lead the way in recognizing the healing arts for elderly and veteran populations, and quality, importance of the arts to our community. affordable programming for all. Led by co-chairs John Kristin Chenoweth Higginbotham, Bank of Oklahoma, and Doug Stussi, Love’s Travel The Chickasaw Nation Stops, the 2019 fundraising campaign and special events raised a Devon Energy total of $3,444,591 for central Oklahoma’s cultural community – Hobby Lobby Kirkpatrick Family Fund a three percent increase from what was raised in 2018. OGE Energy Corp. The Allied Arts 2019 Campaign publicly launched on February 6 at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum. More than 350 donors, volunteers, civic and corporate leaders, TOP EMPLOYEE and art administrators gathered for an exciting evening of GIVING CAMPAIGNS performances, stories of impact and announcements including Employee giving campaigns were held the 2019 goal set at $3.3 million. at 120 businesses across the greater metro and raised more than $660,000 A two-decade tradition, Allied Arts recognizes an individual or for Allied Arts, the second highest couple during the campaign for their extraordinary contributions amount in the organization’s history. to the arts and community. Cathy and Frank Keating served as The top-producing employee giving Honorary Chairs for the 2019 Campaign with an event held in campaigns were: their honor on March 11 on the 22nd floor of BOK Park Plaza. Employees of the City of In addition to serving as a tribute to all that the Keatings have Oklahoma City done for the arts, the event was an integral component of the Continental Resources fundraising campaign, generating more than $684,000. OGE Energy Corp. American Fidelity Allied Arts closed the 2019 campaign at the Civic Center Devon Energy Meinders Hall of Mirrors with more than 250 supporters, Tapstone INTEGRIS member agency and grantee representatives, and friends at the Ackerman McQueen Campaign Celebration event on June 6. Presenting Sponsors SONIC America’s Drive-In of the Campaign Celebration event were: Kristin Chenoweth, Duncan Oil Properties The Chickasaw Nation, Devon Energy, Hobby Lobby, Kirkpatrick Bank of Oklahoma Family Fund and OGE Energy Corp. 2 2019 CAMPAIGN LEADERSHIP CO-CHAIRS 2019 CAMPAIGN GIVING John Higginbotham, Bank of Oklahoma DIVISION BREAKDOWN Doug Stussi, Love’s Travel Stops

HONORARY CHAIRS Cathy & Frank Keating

2019 CAMPAIGN CABINET BUILDING DIVISION Collins Peck and James Pickel, Smith & Pickel Construction 2019 CAMPAIGN GIVING BUSINESS DIVISION DONOR TYPE BREAKDOWN Taylor Shinn, Baker Hughes, a GE company Foundations 9% COMMUNICATIONS DIVISION Individuals Hillary Farrell, Ackerman McQueen 30%

ENERGY DIVISION Organizations 51% Individuals Max Myers, Tall Oak Midstream Businesses 49% 42% ENTERTAINMENT DIVISION

Graham Colton, GC Recordings Employee Giving FINANCIAL DIVISION 19% Alan Kraft and Colton Owens, MidFirst Bank

HEALTHCARE DIVISION Chuck Spicer, OU Medicine

LEADERSHIP DIVISION Valerie Naifeh, Naifeh Fine Jewelry

PROFESSIONAL DIVISION Gail Huneryager, HoganTaylor

3 GRANTMAKING In the 2019 fiscal year, Allied Arts awarded $2,595,030 in grants to 42 organizations through its three grant programs. Allied Arts grantmaking reaches approximately one million people each year from all walks of life through free festivals and community events, as well as through affordable admission to exhibitions and performances, arts education for youth, and healing arts initiatives for veteran, elderly and hospitalized populations. Allied Arts member agencies alone provided 729,000 arts experiences to K-12 students across Oklahoma.

(Top Left) deadCenter Film (Top-Right) Oklahoma Shakespeare’s production of Othello (photo credit: Brett Marley) (Bottom-Right) Sooner Theatre’s Fabulous Friday class for students with special needs

4 ALLOCATIONS “Allied Arts grantmaking touches every Oklahoma Children’s Theatre program.”

The largest grant pool is reserved for allocations which provides critical, unrestricted support to Allied Arts’ 25 member agencies. Allocations awards totaled $2.3 million in 2019, the third highest amount allocated in Allied Arts’ 48-year history. Allocations enables member agencies to direct the grants to areas in which they will make the most impact.

Allied Arts allocations supports the operational and programming needs of Oklahoma Youth Orchestras. Steven Adams with Opry Heritage Foundation’s As part of the annual allocations process, two sets of Granville School of Music students volunteer committees convened in April and May to ensure that Allied Arts donor contributions are invested in healthy, sustainable and relevant cultural nonprofit organizations. 2019 ALLOCATIONS COMMITTEE Debbie Nauser, STRAT•COMM (Chair) After independent review of agency budgets, 990s, Cordell Brown, Price Edwards audits and other documentation, the allocations finance Paul Dudman, Fellers Snider committee convened for a full day to assess the financial Tricia Everest, Community Volunteer well-being of Allied Arts member agencies. Consisting Colin FitzSimons, Corytus, LLC of bankers, accountants and executives, the committee Dana Harper, Retired, FBI determined that Allied Arts member agencies are on Brian Hilmes, BEH Consulting solid administrative and financial footing. Pam Klepper, Retired, Keller Williams Debra Kos, Community Volunteer Allocations supports the infrastructure Ed Krei, Independent Bank Consultant and staff necessary to implement Glen Maynard, Devon Energy the current menu of (Oklahoma City Mike Mitchell, Chickasaw Nation Industries Randy Nance, GE Johnson Construction Co. Philharmonic) concert series and Christina Rekhop, Devon Energy community engagement programs, Wendi Schuur, Bank of America as well as the creation and development Lonny Towell, Retired, Kerr-McGee of new initiatives.

2019 ALLOCATIONS A few weeks later, the allocations committee listened to FINANCE COMMITTEE presentations delivered by member agency staff and board Grant DeFehr, Mammoth Energy Services (Chair) leadership over a three-day period. The committee’s focus Wes Knight, Simmons Bank was on community impact and caliber of program delivery. Bryan Lemmerman, Chesapeake Energy As such, presentations covered agency successes and Travis Mason, Cushman Wakefield challenges, numbers of people reached with programming Barry Murphy, Cushman Wakefield and organizational plans for growth. Committee members Max Myers, Tall Oak Midstream were moved by performances from young artists and from the stories shared by students, parents and teachers that Suzie Symcox, First Fidelity Bank the arts can help a child find his/her voice. 5 EDUCATIONAL OUTREACH

Open to member agencies and other qualified cultural nonprofits, Allied Arts distributed $238,500 in educational outreach grants 2019 EDUCATIONAL in support of 53 unique projects. In fiscal year 2019, 138,224 arts OUTREACH FUNDERS experiences were funded by the Allied Arts Educational Outreach Bank of America Program to K-12 students in classrooms, school gyms, afterschool Dobson Family Foundation sites, libraries, neighborhood centers and art facilities across Flogistix Oklahoma. The projects focus on how art can nurture empathy, Hobby Lobby build feelings of confidence, foster responsibility, inspire creativity JPMorgan Chase Foundation Kimray and strengthen problem-solving skills. Students also learn how to UMB Bank work productively with peers and instructors, while developing an Wells Fargo appreciation for the arts and benefitting from important life lessons.

Grant recipients are required to submit evaluation reports to Allied Arts to confirm funds were spent as requested in the proposal, and to report on the actual number of beneficiaries reached while also providing success stories and testimonials.

“Art to me means I have a voice, a platform to express my thoughts on literally anything. I can put down who I am on paper for the world to see.”

– High school student in the Artspace at Untitled Mentorship Program Student in the Artspace at Untitled Mentorship Program

CAPACITY-BUILDING The Allied Arts capacity-building grant program provides funding to strengthen the organizational standing of cultural nonprofits. Projects supported include long- range planning initiatives, professional development opportunities, and website and technological enhancement efforts. In fiscal year 2019, Allied Arts awarded $56,530 in support of 34 unique projects.

Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition Workshop 6 GRANTMAKING BY ORGANIZATION The matrix below outlines support received by each organization in the areas of allocations, educational outreach and capacity-building grants. Funding for these programs is raised through the Allied Arts annual campaign.

Educational Capacity Grantee Allocation Project Project Outreach Building Ambassadors' $3,382.00 Concert Choir Arts Council $156,454.00 $5,000.00 Place professional visual and Oklahoma City performing art teaching artists at Shidler Elementary $5,200.00 Provide afterschool programming at Boys & Girls Club Memorial Park Artspace at $3,000.00 Support the high school Untitled Mentorship Program Aspiring $2,100.00 Provide scholarships to abled Attitudes siblings and companions of disabled dance students BLAC, Inc. $3,000.00 Train teachers to utilize arts integration $872.50 For the executive director to attend in their classrooms the John F. Kennedy Center of the Performing Arts' Partners in Education annual meeting Canterbury $65,073.00 $4,900.00 Provide 20 full scholarships for $1,500.00 Convert record-keeping to Voices financially-disadvantaged students to a customer relationship participate in the youth choir management software $3,400.00 Support the Moore Apprentice Choir, part of Canterbury Youth Voices Carpenter Square $12,882.00 $3,000.00 Perform two full-length matinees of $451.50 Purchase a new computer and Theatre “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” with post-play Microsoft Office software Q&A sessions for high school classes Cimarron Opera $20,246.00 $3,000.00 Introduce K-5th grade schoolchildren $325.00 For staff and board members to to the art form of opera in schools and attend the Oklahoma Center for libraries statewide Nonprofits Bootcamp for Boards $3,000.00 Introduce K-5th grade schoolchildren $315.00 For staff to attend the Oklahoma to the art form of opera in schools and Arts Conference libraries statewide deadCenter Film $36,676.00 $5,000.00 Support deadCenter University, a four- day film education program for rural and inner-city high schoolers $5,000.00 Tour the state teaching high schoolers about the art of filmmaking

El Sistema $5,000.00 Sponsor a mid-season concert performed by low-income, underserved students Fine Arts Institute $5,000.00 Teach weekly visual art classes to 3rd- of Edmond 4th graders in Edmond public schools Jazz in June $1,000.00 Offer youth-oriented free clinics during the annual Jazz in June festival KidsAlive! $3,000.00 Fund the participation of disabled young performers to perform alongside young abled performers in Mary Poppins $3,000.00 Fund the participation of disabled young performers to perform alongside young abled performers in Mulan, Jr. Life Change $3,000.00 Fund in-school dance programming for $1,535.50 Purchase a new computer Ballroom 4th-5th grade students at Arbor Grove Elementary School $3,000.00 Fund in-school dance programming for a fifth grade class at Western Oaks Elementary 7 Jazz in June

Educational Capacity Grantee Allocation Project Project Outreach Building Lyric Theatre $231,724.00 $5,000.00 Bring Musical Interactive, a touring $1,932.00 For staff members to attend the musical production featuring an National Alliance for Musical original script with select songs from Theatre Conference an established Broadway musical, to schools across the state $5,000.00 Bring Musical Interactive, a touring $1,420.00 For staff members to attend the musical production featuring an National Alliance for Musical original script with select songs from Theatre Conference an established Broadway musical, to schools across the state Mabee-Gerrer $60,444.00 $4,000.00 Help keep summer camp costs $1,500.00 For staff members to attend the Museum of Art affordable, provide art supplies for American Alliance of Museums classes and take classes to underserved Annual Meeting & Conference children in other summer programs $4,000.00 Support the After-School Art program at the Museum Metropolitan $8,702.00 $3,000.00 Bring master artists to Title I schools for $1,000.00 For staff members to attend the School of Dance classes and performances Black Dance USA Conference in St. Louis $3,000.00 Bring master artists to Title I schools for $960.00 For staff to attend the National classes and performances Dance Educators Organization Conference National Cowboy $67,668.00 $3,500.00 Support outreach programming at the $3,500.00 For staff to participate in an & Western Museum for K-8th grade students on-site workshop focusing on Heritage Museum storytelling, strategic planning and sustainable programs Norman Arts $5,000.00 Provide scholarships for Norman Council K-8th grade students to participate in extra-curricular programming with Norman arts groups Norman $14,783.00 $5,000.00 Conduct free community outreach Firehouse targeting youth Art Center $5,000.00 Support the Art After School program at the Center 8 Oklahoma Contemporary

Educational Capacity Grantee Allocation Project Project Outreach Building Oklahoma $41,547.00 $5,000.00 Provide financial assistance for $4,857.50 Purchase new technology to help Children's low-income Pre-K-7th grade ensure student camper safety Theatre schoolchildren to enroll in spring and summer break camps $5,000.00 Support the Page to Stage program which visits underperforming schools to enhance reading for meaning OK City Chorus $5,514.00 $1,500.00 Host a day-long workshop for 8th graders and high schoolers focusing on a Capella harmony $400.00 Support a one-day music education workshop for members of Girl Scouts of Western Oklahoma Oklahoma City $222,848.00 $5,000.00 Support BalletReach which provides $4,300.00 Purchase new computers and Ballet on-site ballet instruction for K-3rd related accessories grade schoolchildren in Oklahoma City and Ardmore $5,000.00 Support ArtsReach which provides $1,250.00 Support a guest conductor to create in-school ballet curriculum and a a new work for the Ballet performance at the Civic Center Oklahoma City $3,000.00 Provide free afterschool programming Girls Art School to 3rd-9th grade girls attending OKC public schools Oklahoma City $3,000.00 Support the Oklahoma Youth Jazz Orchestra Jazz Ensemble Oklahoma City $342,330.00 $5,000.00 Bring healing arts to children at SSM $1,900.00 For staff members to attend the Museum of Art Health Behavioral Health American Alliance of Museums Annual Meeting & Conference $5,000.00 Bring healing arts to children at SSM $227.90 For staff to attend the Oklahoma Health Behavioral Health Museums Association Conference Oklahoma City $343,234.00 $5,000.00 Sponsor a semester of the Youth $1,128.50 For staff to attend the Digital Philharmonic Concert Series which brings 3rd-5th Marketing Bootcamp for the Arts graders from across the state to the Civic Center for a professional concert $5,000.00 Sponsor one of three Discovery Concerts for youth and their families Oklahoma $197,217.00 $5,000.00 Support the provision of free arts $1,266.00 Conduct sites visits in Kansas City at Contemporary experiences to K-12th grade students peer art institutions including field trips, Make + Takes and school break camp scholarships $5,000.00 Support free community outreach $1,025.00 For staff to attend the Association of Art Museum Curators Conference 9 Prairie Dance Theatre

Educational Capacity Grantee Allocation Project Project Outreach Building Oklahoma Hall $4,000.00 Offer free field trips to Pre-K to high $1,000.00 For staff members to attend the of Fame school classes American Alliance of Museums Annual Meeting & Conference $5,000.00 Offer free field trips to Pre-K to high school classes Oklahoma $1,750.00 Hire an outside consultant Museums to conduct an audit of the Association organization's programs Oklahoma $20,199.00 $3,000.00 Bring a touring production of $1,250.00 Bring a guest artistic director to Shakespeare "Classics for Kids" to four Oklahoma Oklahoma City to learn from his City public schools expertise in theater management, fundraising and marketing $3,000.00 Bring abridged performances $3,750.00 Undergo a strategic of Shakespearean plays to planning process schools statewide Oklahoma Visual $39,860.00 $2,500.00 Inform high schoolers about art $1,000.00 Fund a strategic planning retreat Arts Coalition opportunities in Oklahoma through communications with teachers, in- classroom presentations and exhibit tours $5,000.00 Inform high schoolers about art $2,365.00 Update marketing materials as a opportunities in Oklahoma through result of an office relocation communications with teachers, in- classroom presentations and exhibit tours Oklahoma Youth $13,674.00 $3,000.00 Provide financial assistance and special Orchestras scholarships for low-income children to participate in OYO programming $3,000.00 Provide financial assistance and special scholarships for low-income children to participate in OYO programming Opry Heritage $12,148.00 $3,000.00 Offset curriculum, supplies and Foundation operating costs, as well as purchasing, repairing and maintaining instruments for the Granville School of Music $3,000.00 Offset curriculum, supplies and operating costs, as well as purchasing, repairing and maintaining instruments for the Granville School of Music Painted Sky $3,000.00 Support a performance at the Civic $1,298.00 For staff members to attend the Opera Center for elementary school students Opera AMERICA Conference

10 KidsAlive!

Educational Capacity Grantee Allocation Project Project Outreach Building Paseo Arts $3,000.00 Provide visual arts programming to Association neighboring Edgemere Elementary

Plaza District $827.50 For staff to attend the Main Street Association Now Conference Prairie Dance $7,278.00 $3,000.00 Support an afterschool program at three $500.00 Conduct a four-hour strategic Theatre Title I elementary schools, as well as a planning session facilitated by the free spring break camp to bring students Oklahoma Center for Nonprofits from the three schools together $3,000.00 Provide in-school programming to $735.00 For staff to attend the students at Southern Hills, Hawthorne National Dance Educators and North Highland elementary schools Organization Conference Preservation $788.10 Purchase and implement Oklahoma donor software Red Earth $15,537.00 $3,000.00 Support the Youth Art Competition & $1,500.00 Conduct archival project focusing Exhibition for Native American youth as on educational curriculum and artist part of the Red Earth Festival information from the Red Earth Art Collection $3,000.00 Conduct archival project focusing on educational curriculum and artist information from the Red Earth Art Collection Science Museum $341,022.00 $5,000.00 Fund transportation and admission Oklahoma costs for Title I schools to participate in Space Day $5,000.00 Support the second annual Tinkerfest at the Museum

Sooner Theatre $19,558.00 $5,000.00 Provide scholarships for students who $2,000.00 Purchase and implement could not otherwise participate in donor software summer camps $5,000.00 Fund scholarships for students whose $3,500.00 Purchase new office technology families cannot afford camp/class tuition

TOTALS $2,300,000 $238,500 $56,530 $2,595,030

11 SPECIAL EVENTS In addition to the annual campaign, Allied Arts engaged in fundraising efforts through its special events – OPUS and ARTini. Furthermore, Allied Arts was named the beneficiary of a number of events and initiatives coordinated by partners including BC Clark Jewelers, Chappelwood Financial, OnCue and Kristin Chenoweth.

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Guests enjoying the SNL booth throughout OPUS X Co-Chairs Bill & Lynne Schonacher, and Sherri & Bill Lance the event

Life Change Ballroom students perform Mark & Beverly Funke, Nancy Cook, Kristin Chenoweth delivers a surprise at OPUS X. and Valerie Naifeh performance at OPUS X.

Chaired by Sherri & Bill Lance and Lynne & Bill OPUS X: ACT II Schonacher, OPUS X: Club Cabaret was a smashing CLUB CABARET Air Comfort Solutions success. The fundraising gala generated a historic SPONSORS Braum’s $605,310 through event sponsorships, ticket sales, The Chickasaw Nation and raffle and auction proceeds. Aligning with the Master of Ceremonies Compellier/Russ & cabaret theme, the event put a bright spotlight Arvest Bank Celina Harrison on local artistic talent, including performances IBC Bank Devon Energy from Sheridan McMichael, students from Sooner Kennedy Consulting Theatre and Life Change Ballroom, and the cast ACT I Team, LLC of Oklahoma City University’s production of “Side Central Liquor Company Bill & Sherri Lance Show.” Oklahoma native and Tony Award-winning Valerie Naifeh Mercy Health artist Kristin Chenoweth stole the show and announced that she was coming back home for a Sundance Airport The Midland Companies Tall Oak Midstream special concert to benefit Allied Arts, “My Love Letter to Oklahoma.” 12 ARTini

(Top Left) ARTini Co-Chairs Tommy Yi, far left, and Christian Pearson, far right, present the People’s Choice award to Whiskey Cake Kitchen Title Sponsor Participating & Bar. (Top-Right) ARTini judges sample martinis and food bites from Tito’s Handmade Restaurants participating restaurants. (Bottom-Center & Bottom-Right) Cheers Vodka 1492 New World Latin Cuisine to ARTini! Signature Sponsors Bin 73 wine bar Devon Energy Ember Modern In its 16th year, the 2019 ARTini held on April 12 raised more OGE Energy Corp. American Tavern The Oklahoman @ Renaissance than $119,000 through ticket sales, sponsorships, art auction Traction Waterford Hotel sales and raffle ticket purchases. Led by Christian Pearson FLINT and Tommy Yi, the theme of STARtini fully came to life at the Invitation Sponsor Frida event venue, Science Museum Oklahoma. STARtini featured Mansions Senior Guyutes small bites and custom-made martinis from 11 restaurants, Living Ned’s Starlite Lounge Pump Bar/Bunker artwork from emerging and established Oklahoma artists, VIP Sponsor Club live entertainment and performance art. More than 700 Paycom Red Piano attendees were on hand and voted first-time participant Whiskey Cake Whiskey Cake Kitchen & Bar as the “People’s Choice” Art Gallery Sponsor Kitchen & Bar AT&T Oklahoma Yokozuna Chisholm martini winner. A panel of local celebrity judges awarded Creek Pump Bar/Bunker Club with “Best ARTini” and “Best Décor,” Photo Booth while 1492 New World Latin Cuisine took home the “Best Sponsor Dishes” award. RSM

ONCUE FUELING THE ARTS

Janelle Archer (center left holding a cup), Allied Arts marketing & PR manager, receives a check from OnCue managers and Allied Arts board member Laura Aufleger (holding right side of check). Proceeds from specially-designed cups sold at local stores generated a $10,000 donation to the Allied Arts campaign. 13 KRISTIN CHENOWETH’S ARTSOK, INC. presents a benefit for ALLIED ARTS LOVE LETTER TO OKLAHOMA On May 14, film, TV and Broadway superstar Kristin Chenoweth returned home to deliver a show-stopping performance at the Civic Center Music Hall. Sponsorships and ticket sales of the KRISTIN Oklahoma native’s “My Love Letter to Oklahoma” concert generated more than $200,000 in support of Allied Arts.

Chenoweth was accompanied by the Oklahoma City CHENOWETHMY LOVE LETTERWITH TOTHE OKCOKLAHOMA PHILHARMONIC Philharmonic and sang songs from the Broadway musical TUESDAY, MAY 14, 2019 @ 7:30 P.M.PROCEEDS BENEFITING “Wicked” for which she won a Tony Award. She was joined CIVIC CENTER MUSIC HALL | OKC TICKETS AT OKCCIVICCENTER.COM OR 405-594-8300 MADE POSSIBLE BY: onstage by fellow Oklahoma performer Sandi Patty. Their

AMERICAN FIDELITY FOUNDATION | MO ANDERSON | AVB BANK | BRAUM’S ICE CREAM | BOB BURKE | KRISTIN CHENOWETH | THE CHICKASAW NATION rendition of “How Great Thou Art” brought the sold- JOSE FREEDE | INASMUCH FOUNDATION | SHAHNAAZ & RONNIE IRANI | KIRKPATRICK FOUNDATION | TRACY & DAVID KYLE | BOB MEINDERS HERMAN & LADONNATHE MEINDERS ROBSON | COMPANIES MUSTANG FUEL | RICHARD CORPORATION SIAS | |GREGG JEANEEN WADLEY NAIFEH & BETSY | OKC BRACKETT FRIDAY | |THE WPX OKLAHOMAN ENERGY | KELLEY RASH out crowd to their feet.

Thank you to Kristin Chenoweth for always remembering your home state and continuing to serve as an advocate for the arts! Special thanks to Jerry Chenoweth and Lee Allan Smith for making the concert possible and for working closely with Allied Arts on sponsorship and ticket sales.

Kristin Chenoweth (center) mingles with (from left) Drew and Lizette Willamson, Ken and Natalie Goodin, Mark and Julie Beffort, and Glenna and Dick Tanenbaum.

Art Around OKC

In celebration of its 50th anniversary, the Oklahoma genres. Art Around OKC also features a portal to City Community Foundation launched the Great Idea connect educators with arts-related classroom and Challenge, a call for nonprofits, companies, artists field trip opportunities. In addition, the site offers flash and individuals to bring forward innovative ideas for ticket sales for film screenings, theatre performances, projects, programs and activities that will impact the concerts and more. Check out the site at: community for the next 50 years. Nearly 100 proposals www.ArtAroundOKC.com. were submitted for consideration.

After a multi-month application process, Allied Arts was named one of six winners of the Oklahoma City Community Foundation’s Great Idea Challenge in January 2019. With a generous grant from the Foundation, Allied Arts has developed Art Around OKC, an online platform featuring a current, robust calendar of cultural and entertainment happenings in and around Oklahoma City. From opera to opry Tricia Everest, board chair, and Deborah McAuliffe Senner, and from Shakespeare to contemporary theatre, Art president & CEO, learn that Allied Arts is a Great Idea Around OKC’s calendar covers a wide range of artistic Challenge winner. 14 CORPORATE & FOUNDATION CAMPAIGN DONORS

VISIONARY $300,000+

We are pleased to support Allied Arts because their efforts have such a positive impact in our communities. Their work helps make the arts more accessible to everyone, which Bill Anoatubby helps inspire a greater sense of community, expand cultural Governor experiences and encourage creative thinking.

VISIONARY $100,000+

“Organizations like Allied Arts are important to the fabric of Oklahoma City, enhancing our quality of life and promoting economic development. At Devon, we support the arts in a variety of ways – through volunteerism, patronage and financial Dave Hager contributions. We see support for the arts as an important President and ingredient in a strong local business environment which, in turn, Chief Executive Officer promotes greater prosperity across the entire community.”

“OGE supports Allied Arts and their efforts to advance the Sean Trauschke arts and arts education in our community. By offering us a Chairman, President broad spectrum of creativity, they bring vibrancy to our lives & CEO and help us see the world in new and wonderful ways.” 15 CORPORATE & FOUNDATION CAMPAIGN DONORS

VISIONARY $100,000+

“ A tradition of arts investment in central Oklahoma”

SUSTAINER $50,000+

“The arts inspire, educate and entertain our society. Our “American Fidelity is proud to join Allied Arts in the family is dedicated to improving the quality of life for all effort to enhance our community’s quality of life. From Oklahoma City’s citizens by sustaining the growth of its our corporate donation to our company-wide Colleague- cultural community.” giving campaign, American Fidelity believes in increasing Christy Everest access to the arts for our children and underserved Trustee segments of our community. Through our investment in Allied Arts, we are helping make arts for all possible.”

Tom McDaniel President, American Fidelity Foundation

16 CORPORATE & FOUNDATION CAMPAIGN DONORS

Pelco Products, Inc. The Anne and Henry Zarrow Foundation BENEFACTOR Smith & Pickel Construction Bank 2 $25,000+ Mr. & Mrs. Robert Keating, Beck Design Anonymous Topographic, Inc. Ben E. Keith Foods Cox Communications W&W Steel Commercial Carpet Contractors, Inc. Express Employment Professionals Wells Fargo Commercial Oklahoma Inc Flogistix David Gipson Design, Inc EMSCO Electric Supply INVESTOR Fox Building Supply SPONSOR $2,500+ Frontier State Bank $15,000+ ADG, PC Grant Thornton LLP BancFirst BIS Greater Oklahoma City Chamber Bank of Oklahoma Charles Scott Waldrop Fund Hood Family Fund Chesapeake Energy Corporation Delaney Family Foundation Houston Financial Dobson Family Foundation GE Johnson Construction Hudiburg Auto Group Dolese Bros. Co. GlobalHealth Holdings, LLC InterBank The Fred Jones Family Foundation Hunzicker Brothers Kennedy Consulting Team, LLC The Kerr Foundation, Inc. JE Dunn Construction The Lumber Shed Kimray, Inc. Lingo Construction Maccini Construction Company Mercy Health Center Lopez Foods, Inc. Mallett Plumbing US Fleet Tracking Shane Fernandez, Nabholz Mass Architects Inc Construction Matherly Mechanical Contractors The Nelson Family Foundation Miller-Tippens Construction PATRON Olsson Mustang Fuel Corporation $10,000+ Paycom Nail Commercial Interiors The Cresap Family Foundation Simmons Bank NBC Bank Edward A. & Barbara N. Krei Fund Nemecek Interior Construction Love’s Travel Stops Norick Investment Company MidFirst Bank GUARANTOR Oklahoma Electrical Supply Company OnCue $1,500+ Osborne Electric ONE Gas, Inc. BC Clark Jewelers People Source Staffing Professionals, LLC OU Medicine Benham, a Haskell Company Price Edwards & Company Presbyterian Health Foundation Candelaria Foster Design Build Rees Associates Caston Construction Co. Renaissance Architects, PC SONIC, America’s Drive-In Clyde Riggs Construction Republic Bank & Trust Tall Oak Midstream LLC David Stanley Auto Group Smith & Kernke Funeral Home Don T. and Carolyn T. Zachritz Fund Southwestern Roofing & Metal, Inc. Enable Midstream Partners Statewide Painting Contractors, Inc. PARTNER Home Creations Stinnett & Associates $5,000+ HSE Architects Streets, LLC Bank of America Manhattan Construction Company Studio Architecture ChappelWood Financial Services M-D Building Products Incorporated Total Environment Charles & Cassandra Bowen Midtown Renaissance United Acoustics Charitable Foundation Orange Power Group Weitzenhoffer Family College of Fine Arts Clements Foods Company Pinnacle Energy Services Crowe & Dunlevy Riggs Abney Cummings Oil Shawver & Son, Inc. EnCap Flatrock Midstream Spaces, Inc. Ernst & Young Ward Construction Griffin Communications Williams, Box, Forshee & Bullard HoganTaylor LLP Wymer Brownlee IBC Bank Inasmuch Foundation INTEGRIS Health FRIEND JPMorgan Chase & Co $1,000+ Mathis Brothers Furniture Anonymous Oklahoma Allergy & Asthma Clinic Ackerman McQueen 17 INDIVIDUAL CAMPAIGN DONORS VISIONARY Jenny Love Meyer & John Meyer Frank & Cathy Keating $100,000+ Valerie Naifeh Dr. & Mrs. Larson R. Keso Kim & David Rainbolt Mr. Jim Kessler & Mrs. Karen Kristin Chenoweth Mr. George Records Wicker R.L. Sias Pam & Jim Klepper SUSTAINER Amy & Chuck Spicer Kevin & Jennifer Lafferty $50,000 Doug & Susie Stussi Edith & Michael Laird Lee & Suzie Symcox Lee Allan Smith Family Jim & Christy Everest Jill & Sean Trauschke Cathy & Kurt Leichter Judy & Tom Love Renate & Chuck Wiggin Bryan & Erin Lemmerman Jill & Jim Williams Elaine & Harrison Levy BENEFACTOR Linda G. & Duke R. Ligon $25,000+ Diane & Joel Lippert Darren & Jenee Lister Mrs. Henry Freede INVESTOR $2,500+ Mr. & Mrs. Edmund O. Martin Russ & Celina Harrison Nancy & Bob Anthony Steve Mason Larry & Polly Nichols Lee & Sherry Beasley Tom & Brenda McDaniel Mark & Julie Beffort Mr. & Mrs. Lew McGinnis SPONSOR Lance & Linda Benham Wes & Sandy Milbourn $15,000+ Mr. & Mrs. Clayton I. Bennett Tony & Marian Moon Tim Berney Mr. & Mrs. Max Myers David & Jean McLaughlin Dr. & Mrs. L. Joe Bradley Joe & Kim O’Connor Lance & Cindy Ruffel Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Burger The Hon. & Mrs. Daniel L. Owens Bill Cameron Rachel & Collins Peck PATRON Mr. & Mrs. David Carpenter Mr. James A. Pickel $10,000+ Kelly & Kathy Caviness H. E. Rainbolt Susan Esco Chandler Donald Rowlett Mr. & Mrs. Craig Boelte Mr. & Mrs. Edward Clements Mr. & Mrs. Tom Ryan Phil & Cathy Busey Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Clements Linda & Steve Slawson Steve Dixon Sody & Robert Clements Darryl & Kathy Smette Peggy & Nick Duncan Barbara Cooper Mims & Tiffany Talton Nedra Funk Teresa Lee Cooper Clayton & Marnie Taylor LaDonna & Herman Meinders Lawrence H. & Ronna C. Davis David & Jane Thompson Mrs. Jeaneen Naifeh Mr. Michael E. Deeba Lonny & Sherry Towell Mrs. T. Ray Phillips Ann-Clore & Walt Duncan NeAnn & Steve Trice Jeanette & Rand Elliott William Tunell, M.D. PARTNER Tricia L. Everest Mr. Gregg Wadley & Dr. Susan E. $5,000+ Brad Ezell Brackett Dr. Teresa Folger Steven C. Agee, Ph.D. Ms. Cathy Freede Mo & Richard Anderson Beverly & Mark Funke Mr. Steve Billey & Mrs. Laura Love GUARANTOR Ed & Stefanie Gray $1,500+ Robert & Karen Browne Mr. & Mrs. Fred J. Hall Christen & David Argueta Bob & Jan Campbell Julia Carrington Hall Pascal & Dolores Aughtry Barby Crabtree David & Aimee Harlow Mr. Bruce Barkocy Hillary, Peter & Rowan Farrell Mr. John Hart Ms. Kelly Barnett Mr. Dan Fioroni Judy J. Hatfield J. Edward Barth David & Kirsten Griffin Suzette & S. Kim Hatfield Brenda J. Barwick Alice & Dave Hager Rick & Debe Hauschild Tiffany & John-Mark Beaver Mr. & Mrs. Dave & Patty Kurtz Frank & Bette Jo Hill Dr. & Mrs. Charles F. Bethea Lisa & Greg Love Henry & Laura Hood Mr. & Mrs. G.T. Blankenship Malia & Frank Love Mr. & Mrs. Gary Huneryager Emily Blaschke & Matt Link Joan S. Maguire Mr. & Mrs. Gary C. Johnston Carole & Deal Bowman Katie McClendon Peggy Kates Dr. & Mrs. John R. Bozalis 18 Avis Bray Cindy & Johnny McCharen Mr. & Mrs. Chuck Thompson Kathy & Hal Brown Marta & Mark McCubbin Mrs. Billie Thrash Jim & Becky Buchanan Robert O. & Davalene McDonald Beth & Jim Tolbert Martha Burger Mr. & Mrs. Joe A. McKenzie Mike & Susan Turpen Brian & Ashley Byrnes Bruce & Claire McLinn Tallie & Thad Valentine Dr. Mary Jane Calvey Mr. & Mrs. James C. Meade Vicki VanStavern & Don Narcomey Jim & Carolyn Clark Bill Mee Mr. & Mrs. Randy Von Netzer Carolyn Coffey Mr. & Mrs. David Mercer Eddie Walker & Tim Fields Mick & Terri Cornett Ken Miller Daniel Waring Ms. Anita Crites E. Keith Mitchell Laura Warriner Grant & Summer DeFehr G. Wythe Munford / R. Kent Campbell Molly & Paul Wehrenberg Paul & Debby Dudman Mr. & Mrs. Franklin K. Naifeh Dr. & Mrs. James R. Wendelken Mr. Sidney G. Dunagan & Randy & Cara Nance Mr. & Mrs. Shane Wharton Ms. Sherry Wood Debbie Nauser Casey & Rainey Williams Patricia Edwards & Denver Mrs. Faye Norton Mr. & Mrs. Troy L. Wilson, Sr. Meacham II Jeff & Valerie Oakley Mr. John Winblad Patty Empie Mr. & Mrs. P. B. Odom III Megan & Keith Winter Rodney & Teri England Charles L. Oppenheim Mark & Gale Wood Lael F. Erickson David & Camilla Ostrowe Mr. & Mrs. David Woods Carlos & Kristi Evans Karol & David Page Steve & Eileen Young Mr. & Mrs. David Feroli Dr. Reji & Rachel Pappy Tim & Ellen Fleming Darlene & Larry Parman Mrs. Nina Gaugler Caroline & Guy Patton FRIEND Ann Felton Gilliland Homer Paul $1,000+ Mr. & Mrs. Charles S. Givens William G. Paul Robert Abernathy Melvin & Bobbie Gragg Marvin & Sandra Peyton Mr. & Mrs. Patrick B. Alexander Anne & Barry Q. Gray Alice & Phil Pippin Ro & Brian Alford Debra & Paul Hagemeier Mr. & Mrs. Berry H. Pitts Mark & Jennifer Allen Saralyn Hall Dr. Paul E. Plowman & Beverly Scribner Margo & Gary Anderson Jane B. Harlow Ray & Pat Potts Dr. & Mrs. John Armitage Dr. & Mrs. James Hartsuck Susan & Steve Prescott Mr. & Mrs. Michael Auge Mr. & Mrs. John Higginbotham Frederick Redwine & Justin Edwards Patricia & Rick Ayling Dr. Dodge & Lori Hill Dr. Robert & Denise Remondino Alex & Kelley Bagby Mr. & Mrs. Dan Hogan III Ms. Carol V. Ricks Ms. Paula Barrington Anne & Lynn Holzberlein Claudia & Jim Robertson Tim & Elby Beal Ken & Linda Howell Patrick & Marianne Rooney Jackie & Jerry Bendorf John & Janet Hudson Randy Roper Carol & Charles Blackwood Dennis & Janet Jaggi Manda & Mark Ruffin Marilyn & Bill Boettger Jane Jayroe & Gerald Gamble Patty & Rick Ruffin Beth Bohanon Dr. & Mrs. Mason Jett Meg Salyer Maj. Gen. W. P. Bowden Charles & Sharon Johnson Dr. & Mrs. E.N. Scott Samara Mr. & Mrs. David Bozalis Ann & Bill Johnstone Deborah McAuliffe Senner & Drew Braum Don & Carol Kaspereit Scott Senner Mr. & Mrs. William H. Braum Claren M. Kidd Frank & Amy Sewell Barbara Brou Brad & Robin Krieger Shirley & Ben Shanker Cordell Brown & Kerry Norman Ann Lacy Natalie Shirley Mr. Steve M. Brown Mr. Travis Lawler & Mrs. Amanda Joe & Ginger Shockley Kim & Steve Bruno Kirkpatrick-Lawler Mr. & Mrs. Carl Shortt Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Bob G. Bunce Chris & Lisa Lawson Drs. Paul & Amalia Miranda Silverstein Lori Burson Mark & Carol Lester Mr. & Mrs. Roger Simons Mark & Teresa Burson Dr. & Mrs. David M. Lewis Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Slater Cristy Callins Mr. & Mrs. Randy Lewis Amanda & Rick Smith Jo Carol Cameron Ms. Ursula Lewis Rev. Craig Stinson & Dr. Krista Jones Jill Castilla Kathryn Liska C. Renzi & Lee Anne Stone Sunny Cearley & Adam Brooks Dave & Lana Lopez Nancy Moore Strecker Mr. & Mrs. Donna Cervantes Herb & Marynm Martin Bob & Amanda Sullivan Louise Cleary Churchill Roxie & Glen Maynard Dr. Steven & Veronica Sullivan Julie Cohen Will & Lorrie McCandless Glenna & Dick Tanenbaum Karla & George Cohlmia 19 Jennifer & Jeremy Colby Elizabeth & Sunil Isaac Samantha & Clide Roberts Mr. & Mrs. Mike Collison Mr. Garrett Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Bill Rodgers Dr. Terry L. Cotterell Karen James & John Gray Lori Rose Amy & David Cottrell Pam & Carlos E. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Don Ross Cary & Kendra Cox Rachel Johnson Mr. & Mrs. William J. Ross Molly & Jim Crawley Mr. Donnie Jones Mrs. Heather Rouba Mr. Andy Crum Santon Jones Roberta & Greg Roush Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Cunningham Mr. Christian K. Keesee Jimmy & Ruth Sallis Bob Curtis Ms. Laura Kerr Drs. John & Lois Salmeron Porter & Terri Davis Lou C. Kerr Karen & Mike Samis Lee Ann DeArman Steve & Beth Kerr Lin & Ernesto Sanchez Rita & Al Dearmon Wes & Mary Margaret Knight Mrs. Sally Saunders Chris Dearner Debra & Kristian Kos Phil & Avis Scaramucci Barb Denny Dr. Tom & Carolyn Kupiec Robert & Jaime Schultheis Jim & Becky Denny Mr. & Mrs. Lindel Larison Mr. Claude Seaman Mike & Darci Dillard Donna & Bruce Lawrence Mary & John Seward Dr. Don & Linda Dunn Clifton Lees Pam & Bill Shdeed Bill & Barbara Durrett Mr. & Mrs. Jean Leger, Jr. Cindi & Mike Shelby Veronica Pastel Egelston Mr. & Mrs. Tim Leonard Mr. & Mrs. Steve Sherman Mr. Michael Ellis Mr. & Mrs. Ryan & Jenny Lewellyn Mr. & Mrs. Taylor Shinn Dr. & Mrs. Robert S. Ellis Jennifer Lickteig Kent & Valerie Shortridge Mr. Joshua Evans Mr. & Mrs. Guy Liebmann Christi Simpson Mr. Jeff Ewing Tiffany Lindsey Dr. & Mrs. Floyd Skarky Joshua & Marni Fahrenbruck Kristin & Rodney Lipe John & Shyla Slay The Honorable Mary Fallin & Paula Love Kristen & Douglas Sorocco Mr. Wade Christensen Mr. & Mrs. A. Thomas Loy Russell & Sarah Stafford Larry & Roberta Fields Mr. Marshall Lucas Judith Clouse Steelman Mary & Colin FitzSimons Ed & Diana Lynn Dr. Jerry Steward Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Fleckinger Margo & David Maberry Jeannie & Danny Stith Ms. Polly Fleet Tina Mangham Wayne Stone & Ann Ackerman Lisa & David Flesher Sherry & Todd Marshall Mark & Debbie Stonecipher Jerry & Mark Gautreaux Laurie McCann-Hyde Mr. & Mrs. Tim Strange John George Mr. & Mrs. Jere W. McKenny Mr. William Sultemeier Dr. & Mrs. Gilbert C. Gibson Liz & Tim McLaughlin John & Kip Suter Mr. David Gorham Scott & Susan Meacham Rick Terry Vicki Gourley Mr. & Mrs. K.T. Meade Jeff & Sarah Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Dale Hageman Virginia A. Meade Mr. & Mrs. Larry Trachtenberg John Haiduk Mr. & Mrs. Steve Merrill Mr. & Mrs. John Trammell Kirk Hammons Dr. Allan & Ellen Metz Jon Trudgeon Sam & Joy Hammons Ms. Sandy Meyers Neil & Usha Turner Linda C. Haneborg Mr. & Mrs. Greg Mullen Ms. Erin Van Laanen Ann & Burns Hargis Kay & Clark Musser Tony & Lisa Vaughn Matthew & Dana Harper Mr. John L. Myles Mr. & Mrs. Poteet Victory Roger Harrod Drs. Sumit & Sumeeta Nanda Scott & Tahlee Wallace Mr. Brent Hart G. David Neff & Suzanne Peck Mr. & Mrs. Thomas B. Walsh, CPA Michael & Tanya Hartfield Dr. Donna Nelson Mr. Chuck Walworth Amy Hearn Ms. Yvonne Nottnagel Dr. Lisa Wasemiller Jill Heitert Leo Oei James & Jennifer Weinland Chelley & Brian Hilmes Ian & Marran Ogilvie Jennifer Wheeler Gayle Hodges Mr. & Mrs. Ron Page Roy H. Williams Susan & Peter Hoffman Richard & Gayle Parry Allen H. Wise Dr. & Mrs. John H. Holliman Dr. Joseph W. Phillips Christi & Eric Woodworth Karin & David Holsted Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Pickrell John Yoeckel Sue & Gary Homsey Renee & Nick Preftakes Mark Houser & Joan Allmaras Susan & Steve Raybourn Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Howell Scott A. Reed Leslie & Clifford Hudson Drs. Robert & Suzanne Reynolds Mr. & Mrs. David A. Huffman Dawn Roberts 20 Legacy Cleaners IN-KIND DONORS Life Time Fitness Lily Rain In addition to monetary donations, Live Nation Allied Arts receives in-kind support $1,000+ BidLoud Long Horn Steakhouse from individual and corporate The Fleuriste Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma & partners. In-kind donations of Ken & Linda Howell Thelma Gaylord Academy goods and services, including Southern Glazer’s Wine and Spirits Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art advertising, printing, catering, and McClintock Saloon & Chop House media design and production, Metro Wine Bar & Bistro enable Allied Arts to lower Morningstar Storage administrative costs and allocate < $999 21c Museum Hotel / Mr. & Mrs. Max Myers more dollars directly to the arts. Mary Eddy’s Restaurant Monique & Justin Naifeh American Banjo Museum National Cowboy & Western Anthem Brewing Company Heritage Museum $50,000+ BancFirst Debbie Nauser Devon Energy Bill Kamp’s Meat Market Nothing Bundt Cakes The Oklahoman Media Company BIS OKC Marquee Tyler Media BJ’s Oklahoma Children’s Theatre Black Swan Boutique Oklahoma City Ballet Boardroom Salon for Men Oklahoma City Museum of Art $25,000+ Bone Dog Boutique and Self Service Oklahoma City National eventures Dog Wash Memorial Museum Bonobos Oklahoma City Philharmonic Bricktown Candy Company Oklahoma City Thunder $15,000+ Café do Brasil Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center Sherri & Bill Lance Cordell Brown & Kerry Norman Oklahoma Hall of Fame Phil & Cathy Busey Oklahoma Shakespeare Canterbury Voices Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition $10,000+ Celebration Station Oklahoma Youth Orchestras ARVEST Bank Chesapeake Energy Arena Olive Garden Remington Park City Bites On A Whim Colcord Hotel Opry Heritage Foundation COOP Ale Works of Oklahoma $5,000+ Cos Bar Pearl’s Restaurant Group Russ & Celina Harrison The Crown Room at VZD’s Red Lobster Pam & Jim Klepper deadCenter Film Ride OKC Lee Allan Smith Family Ann-Clore & Walt Duncan Rustic Cuff Naifeh Fine Jewelry Edmond Fine Arts Institute The Savoy Trio Oklahoma City Dodgers Rodney & Teri England Lynne & Bill Schonacher Hillary, Peter & Rowan Farrell Science Museum Oklahoma Fit Spa Scott’s Printing $2,500+ The Float Spa at Classen Curve Scottie’s Deli Beadles Portraits Framin’ Gallery Cindi & Mike Shelby Mr. & Mrs. Clayton I. Bennett Kay Goebel, Ph.D. Mr. Scott Shuart Bill Cameron Grand House China Bistro Silver Wind Stables Betsy & Graham Colton Ed & Stefanie Gray Skirvin Hilton Hotel EDGE Productions Green Bambino SONIC IBC Bank Bradley Grow Sooner Theatre Suzanne Mears Harkins Theatres SSM Health St. Anthony Hospital Wes & Sandy Milbourn David & Aimee Harlow Staging Oklahoma Valerie Naifeh Matthew & Dana Harper Steven Giles Clothing SONIC, America’s Drive-In Mr. & Mrs. John Higginbotham Stick It In Stones, Inc. Tito’s Handmade Vodka Howard Brothers Florist Doug & Susie Stussi John & Janet Hudson Lee & Suzie Symcox Mr. & Mrs. Gary Huneryager TGI Fridays $1,500+ Johnny Carinos Topgolf Kam’s Kookery Kendra Scott udander Mr. & Mrs. Hank Kraft Debra & Kristian Kos Union Wood Fired Grill OPUS ONE Brad & Robin Krieger Unpluggits Paint & Play Edith & Michael Laird US Fleet Tracking Langston’s Western Wear What’s Cooking 21 CATALYST

As the next generation of Allied Arts leaders, Catalyst is comprised of leadership donors 40 years of age and younger who share a passion for the arts and help raise funds and awareness for central Oklahoma’s cultural community. With a $300 donation for single membership and $500 for couple membership, Catalyst members receive one or two tickets to ARTini, an OKCityCard and the opportunity to attend Allied Arts networking events.

Kimberlee Adams Bailey Gordon Shannon Lockwood Sonni & Taylor Adams Tanner & Jared Gruene Corey Lucero & Ambia Cail Kendra Alexander Ashley & David Hackler Alexis Lusby Janelle Archer Mr. Lance Haffner Lauren Maxey Katie Asienberg Jessica & Terry Hale Will & Lorrie McCandless Kirby & Brett Behenna Amanda & Nathaniel Harding Andrew Merrill Jeremy Biggs Mr. Anderson Harrison III Carly Mirabile Kristi Birk Morgan Hartman Mr. Bradley Misialek Dan Bomhoff Morgan Henry Ashley Neese Brian Bounds Caitlin Hicks Chad & Cassie Niemann Avis Bray Christine Hilton Grayson Niemeyer Adam Brooks & Sunny Cearley Julie* & Heath Hornbeek Sean & Lauren O’Brien Seth Brown Caroline Ikard Joshua & Jaime Olson Mr. & Mrs. Philip Busey Jr Elizabeth & Sunil Isaac Sandra Opalka Jennifer Byrd Mr. Samuel Jarvis-Steinwert Osborne Electric/Sage Smith* Paula & Matt Cagigal Lauren & Rich Johnson Danielle Painter Ms. Tiffany Campbell Erin & Craig Johnston Mr. & Mrs. Scott Parrish Clary & Jeremy Carey Krystal Jones Mr. Brandon Payne Rebekah Carlton Will Jordan Christian Pearson* Mr. Rolando Castellanos Alex Joseph Rachel & Collins* Peck Tiffany Castleberry Ms. Carisa Kent Chanda Pitts Christine & Cameron Caviness Ms. Erin Kernal Mr. & Mrs. Sam Presti Lindsey & Christian Caviness Laura Ketchum & Ryan Robinson Mr. & Mrs. Tanner Priddy Ms. Charita Chavez Mr. & Mrs. Chris Kirt Patrick Randall II Adam & Elizabeth Christensen Ms. Lisa Kraft Lucinda Ross Jason Clark John & Kathleen Krenger Jay Sen Kimberly Cope* Ms. Katheryn Lamson Patrick Servello Chloe Cumbie Dalton Latham Kenton & Brittney Shaw Carolyn & Jeff Cummins Mr. Justin Laub Caroline Short Laura Cunningham Ms. Jessica Lee Emily Shuart Steven Curry Christopher Lelak Audrey Shuffler Jill Cusack Mr. Seth Lewis Blair* & Richard Sims Ms. Amy Davis* Tiffany Lindsey* Christy Southerland Kevin Davis Nikole Lingelbach Cally Sparks Lauren Davis Russell & Sarah Stafford Miranda Davis Brad Steele Matthew Day Ms. Jennifer Stevens Chris Dearner Daniel Stuart Lauren Decker Steven Sylke* Matt Denman Ms. Kristie Tanner Mr. Aaron Diehl Rick Terry Meredith Downing Alison Travis Richard Dulaney Stephen Tremaine Robert & Mica Duncan Claire Turmelle* Natalie Eastmond Martin Visnieski Kevin & Kim Eckley Michael Wallace Natasha Fanson Christopher Ward Kelley Gann Allied Arts employee giving John Weis & Britt Flaming Ms. Jacy Gentry manager and Catalyst member, John George Shannon Lockwood, makes a glass *Denotes Catalyst ornament during the Catalyst board member 22 holiday event. STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION 2019 ASSETS

CURRENT ASSETS Cash $ 2,901,326 Certificates of Deposit $ 261,202 Accounts Receivable (Net of Allowances) $ 783,586 TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS $ 3,946,114

PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT Office Equipment $ 224,353 Website $ 99,465 Art $ 11,734 Leasehold Improvements $ 17,217 Accum. Deprec. - Equipment ($ 322,714) TOTAL PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT $ 30,055

OTHER ASSETS Centennial Fund $ 2,399,841 OCCF Assets Contributed by AA $ 793,499 Other $ 27,838 TOTAL OTHER ASSETS $ 3,221,178 TOTAL ASSETS $ 7,197,347

LIABILITIES & CAPITAL

CURRENT LIABILITIES Accounts Payable $ 66,461 Accrued Expenses $ 74,032 Allocations Payable $ 2,546,000 TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES $ 2,686,493

CAPITAL Fund Balance - Undesignated $ 425,519 Fund Balance - Operating Reserve $ 760,621 OCCF Fund Bal - Contrib. by AA $ 793,499 Centennial Endowment - Board Desgn. $ 2,399,841 Assets held with Donor Restrictions $131,375 TOTAL NET ASSETS $ 4,510,854 TOTAL LIABILITIES & CAPITAL $ 7,197,347

23 2019 BOARD OF DIRECTORS OFFICERS Anita Crites, Kaizen Management Christy Everest, E.L. & Thelma Chair James Walter Duncan IV, Duncan Oil Gaylord Foundation Tricia Everest, Community Volunteer Rodney England, Peters & Chandler Jim Everest, Everest Bros. Investments Vice Chair Hillary Farrell, Ackerman McQueen Josephine W. Freede, Community Steve Mason, Mason Realty Jim Farris, James Farris Associates Volunteer Treasurer Shane Fernandez, Nabholz Mark Funke, Simmons Bank Max Myers, Tall Oak Midstream Polly Fleet, Cox Business Kay Goebel, Psychologist Secretary Russell Fray, Baker Hughes, a GE company Linda C. Haneborg, Linda Haneborg Mike Turpen, Riggs Abney Bailey Gordon, The Medallion Group Associates Edward Patrick Gray, Healthcare Judy Hatfield, Equity Commercial EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Partners Investments Realty 2019 Campaign Co-Chairs Dana Harper, FBI Ann Johnstone, Versateq John Higginbotham, Bank of Oklahoma Brian Hilmes, BEH Consulting Christian Keesee, Kirkpatrick Bank Doug Stussi, Love’s Travel Stops Anne Holzberlein, University of Harrison Levy, Newmark Grubb Levy Affiliated Fund Trustee Central Oklahoma Strange Beffort Lou Kerr, The Kerr Foundation, Inc. Heath Hornbeek, Acme Brick Judy Love, Love’s Travel Stops Allocations Chair Janet Hudson, Community Volunteer Joan S. Maguire, J &M Investment Co. Debbie Nauser, STRAT•COMM Elizabeth Hunt, ITC Great Plains Jere W. McKenny, McKenny Energy Allocations Finance Chair Jerry Hunter, US Fleet Tracking Lee Allan Smith, OK Events Grant DeFehr, Mammoth Energy Chris Kenney, American Fidelity Carol W. Troy, Troy Consulting At-Risk Process Chair Jim Kessler, Candor PR John Winblad, Retired Lonny Towell, Retired Amanda Kirkpatrick-Lawler, Board Management Chair Metro Mark Realtors ALLIED ARTS TEAM Michael Laird, Crowe & Dunlevy Pamela J. Klepper, Retired Deborah McAuliffe Senner Branding/Marketing Chair Wes Knight, Simmons Bank President & CEO Brian Byrnes, Oklahoma City Thunder Debra Kos, Community Volunteer Janelle Archer Events Chair Ed Krei, Independent Bank Consultant Marketing & PR Manager Aimee Harlow, Community Volunteer Brad Krieger, Arvest Bank Manikandan Arumugam Grants Chair Bryan Lemmerman, Chesapeake Energy Research & Development Analyst Kent Shortridge, Oklahoma Natural Gas Travis Mason, Cushman Wakefield Jennifer Bryan HR/Succession Planning Chair Michael Mitchell, Chickasaw Nation Campaign & Grants Director Glen Maynard, Devon Energy Industries Terri Cornett Immediate Past Chair Barry W Murphy, Jr., Cushman Wakefield Business Development Consultant C. Renzi Stone, Saxum Valerie Naifeh, Naifeh Fine Jewelry Laura Cunningham New Agency Chair Randy Nance, GE Johnson Construction OKCityCard Coordinator & Jean Hartsuck, Retired Company Development Assistant Strategic Planning Chair Camilla Ostrowe, Community Volunteer Leann Farha David Woods, Magellan Executive Partners David Ostrowe, 180 Business Solutions Events Manager Workplace/OKCityCard Chair Steve Prescott, OMRF Shannon Lockwood Joshua Fahrenbruck, Humphreys Capital Roshan Pujari, Vikasa Capital Employee Giving Coordinator Members At Large Frederick Redwine, Redwine & Cubberley Haley McCaleb Paul Dudman, Fellers Snider Bill Schonacher, IBC Bank Executive Assistant Ann-Clore Duncan, Duncan College Consulting Paige Shepherd, The Chickasaw Nation Tommie Parker Colin FitzSimons, Corytus, LLC Chuck Spicer, OU Medicine IT Manager Russ Harrison, Compellier Danny Stith, Wealth Management Group Robert Schultheis Gail Huneryager, HoganTaylor Mark K. Stonecipher, Fellers Snider Finance Director James Pickel, Smith & Pickel Construction Suzie Symcox, First Fidelity Bank Randy Roper, MidFirst Bank Mims Talton, Flogistix Chuck Thompson, Republic Bank & Trust Jeff Thompson, MTM Recognition Usha Turner, OGE Energy Corp. BOARD MEMBERS Vicki VanStavern, VanStavern Design Group David Argueta, Mercy Laura Griffith Aufleger, OnCue EX OFFICIO MEMBERS Craig Boelte, Paycom Mayor David Holt, City of Oklahoma City Allen Brown, Allen Brown Architects Meg Salyer, Accel Financial Staffing Cordell Brown, Price Edwards & Company Deby Snodgrass, State of Oklahoma Cathy Busey, DRG/Busey Group Jerry Steward, Oklahoma City Michael J. Carrier, Oklahoma City Convention Community College At the 2019 Campaign & Visitors Bureau Roy Williams, Greater OKC Chamber Celebration, Ann-Clore Duncan Jill Castilla, Citizens Bank of Edmond receives the 2019 Zach D. Taylor Kelly Caviness, Caviness Landscape Design HONORARY MEMBERS Volunteer Award from Allied Arts Graham Colton, GC Recordings Richard Clements, Clements Foods board chairperson Tricia Everest. 24 Thank you for supporting Allied Arts.

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