2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT

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“WE BELIEVE THE ARTS IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE AND ARE A MEANINGFUL PART OF INNER CITY REVITALIZATION AND ECONOMIC GROWTH.” 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT

WELCOME TO BERKS ARTS COUNCIL

At Berks Arts Council, we believe the arts improve the quality of life and are a meaningful part of inner city revitalization and economic growth. According to the Arts & Economic Prosperity 5 study, the nonprofit arts and culture sector is an $18.9 million industry in Berks County supporting 625 full time equivalent jobs which generates $1.9 million in state and local tax revenue. Programming provided by Berks Arts Council generates over $8 million in revenue for our local hotels, restaurants and stores.

Berks Arts Council spends 92% of its funding on educational programs, outreach, arts presentation and collaborative works. With a staff of three, we are thankful for the 286 volunteers that dedicate over 11,000 hours annually to Berks Arts Council. With your gifts of time, talent and treasure Berks Arts Council has served over 100,000 individuals this past year.

Today we invite you to take a few moments to read our first Annual Report. The report discusses our mission to inspire, engage and unite our community through arts education, collaboration and presentation. The report reflects activity from July 1, 2018- June 30, 2019. In next year’s report, we look forward to sharing with you our new community collaborations such as the Celebration of Women in the Arts, grants awarded in the tri-county area and expansion of our public art initiatives.

Shortly we will be celebrating our 30th annual Berks Jazz Fest, supporting the Bandshell Concerts and finishing the year with another exciting lineup for the Reading Blues Fest.

Sincerely,

Kent W. Davis Meggan Kerber Chair, Board of Directors Executive Director BANDSHELL CONCERTS 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT

OUR PROGRAMS

Berks Arts Council has been promoting Berks BERKS BARDS County artists since 1969 when a group of local volunteer artists and arts patrons decided to form an umbrella organization. The organization was incorporated in 1971. GET JAZZED The mission of Berks Arts Council is to inspire, engage and unite our community through arts education, collaboration and presentation. Serving as a catalyst, Berks Arts Council utilizes the arts to address social and economic barriers through inclusive and integrative programs. The arts play a critical role in engaging diverse communities, changing perceptions, creating safe environments and strengthening economic opportunities. In addition to the programs you discover in this report, Berks Arts Council consistently reaches out to the community via various means. A weekly eblast highlighting local arts events in the area is sent to all BAC friends and arts advocates. On a bi-monthly basis, an arts roundtable discussion is held with over 30 arts organizations and partners throughout Berks, Lancaster and Schuykill counties to discuss current initiatives, trends, collab- orative projects, and community development. The roundtable is open to all artists and organizations of any genre to attend. Finally, Berks Arts Council hosts a monthly show on Berks Commu- nity Television (BCTV) to share what is happening in the arts and in our community. LUKE FARO

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FAST LANE ART BERKS JAZZ FEST

ANTIETAM“THE ARTS PLAY A CRITICALHS ROLE IN ENGAGING DIVERSE COMMUNITIES, CHANGING PERCEPTIONS, CREATING SAFE BERKS ARTS COUNCIL ENVIRONMENTS AND STRENGTHENING ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES.”

THE ART OF JAZZ

READING BLUES FEST 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT

OLIVET SUMMER THEATRE CAMP “Thanks to the support of the Council on the Arts and our arts partner, Berks Arts Council, children attending Olivet’s Award-winning Summer Theatre Camp are nurtured and guided daily by professional, caring, child-focused artist-educators. The exceptional quality of our process and our product could not be achieved without this vital funding stream! Thank you, PA Legislators, for supporting children and the Arts! ” — Richard Bradbury, Club Director PAL Center for the Arts

PENNSYLVANIA PARTNERS IN THE ARTS

As a partner with the PENNSYLVANIA COUNCIL ON THE ARTS, Berks Arts Council re-grants funds to support a wide variety of local and community arts activities in a three-county region including Berks, Lancaster and Schuylkill counties. The impact of this program has resulted in countless new arts programs as well as supplementing many longstanding arts programs. The allocation of funds is determined by a process developed by the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts. Funding is underwritten by the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, a state agency, funded by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency. Berks Arts Council receives administrative funds in order to oversee this process. 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT

BARRIO ALEGRIA “Opening spaces that explore the richness of immigrant cultures was at the core of the “El Baile del Barrio” program. With the support of the Berks Arts Council, Barrio Alegria was able to hire choreographers and provide studio space for three dances that were performed at three different community events. One of these dances, a Traditional Mexican dance has grown into its own program and is now engaging 15 children who have continued to offer free dance instruction with a volunteer choreographer at Barrio.” — Daniel Egusquiza - Barrio Alegria

MAIDENCREEK OLD TIMERS FESTIVAL

“As one of the founders of the Maidencreek Old-time Music Festival, I speak for all of us to express our gratitude for the support of Berks Arts and Pennsylvania Partners in the Arts which has made our Festival an important day on the calendar for musicians from Eastern Pennsylva- nia, and beyond. Because “old-time” music is such a small world anyway, the Festival has provided a way to build that community of people who love it and wish to play or improve their playing of this unique American genre. We at Maidencreek have been able to provide our attendees with the opportunity to work with and learn from old-time musicians of national and even international reputation, and to have fun just playing music together.”

— Betty Druckenmiller, for Tom Druckenmiller, Norm Williams, Paula Taylor and Mike Andrews, founders 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT

WRITING THROUGH TRAUMA: A PROCESS “The funding ... supported my continuous efforts to provide a nurturing, safe space for individuals to heal through written expression.” —Marian Frances Wolbers, writer and writing group facilitator 2018-19 PPA PROJECT STREAM GRANT RECIPIENTS Applicants may apply for up to $2,550 to support arts and cultural activities in the Project Stream grant cycle. A total $41,188 was granted to 37 individual artists and organizations of the 50 applications received. The activity period for the projects to be completed was September 1, 2018 – August 31, 2019.

Antietam Valley Recreation and Fractured Atlas Fiscally Reading Civic Theatre Community Center (Berks County) Sponsoring, Philadelphia (Berks County) Art of Recycle (Lancaster County) Women’s Theatre Festival Reading Recreation Commission Arts Barn Education Center (Berks County) (Berks County) (Schuylkill County) Humanitarian Social Innovations RIZE Program (Berks County) Barrio Alegria (Berks County) (Berks County) Schuylkill Choral Society Berks Bards (Berks County) Juan Carlos, Jr (Berks County) (Schuylkill County) Berks County Chamber Anthracite Philharmonic Schuylkill Free Shakespeare Foundation – Reading FilmFEST (Linda Kriner) (Schuylkill County) (Schuylkill County) (Berks County) Maidencreek OT Music Festival/ Shillington Park Concert Series Berks Sinfonietta, Inc. Kutztown Folk Music Society (Berks County) (Berks County) (Berks County) St Mark’s Evangelical Church Bernville Area Community Library Marian Frances Wolbers (Berks County) (Berks County) (Berks County) The Friends Chamber Music of Bethany Children’s Home Muhlenberg Township Reading (Berks County) (Berks County) (Berks County) The Ringgold Band, Inc. Borough of West Reading NakedEye Ensemble (Berks County) (Berks County) (Lancaster County) Vox Philia Chamber Choir Christ Church of Temple, Pa Olivet Boys & Girls Club (Berks County) (Berks County) (Berks County) WCR Center for the Arts City of Lancaster Opus One Berks Chamber Choir (Berks County) (Lancaster County) (Berks County) Willow Creek PTA (Berks County) Diakon Child, Family and Penn Square Music Festival Wyomissing Public Library Community Ministries (Lancaster County) (Berks County) (Schuylkill County) 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT

ART OF RECYCLE “ We were able to provide transportation to our workshop field trips for children from low income areas to participate in events. It also helped to bring in children in advanced education who volunteered and assisted with those programs. It impacted a variety of inter-generational participants ranging from 12 years old to seniors working together.” Chelas Montanye – Art Director

“It allowed us to provide between 75% and 100% scholarship levels to over 500 students in the Greater Berks Lancaster Area.” Josh Myers – Executive Director 2018-19 PROGRAM STREAM RECIPIENTS

A total of $70,382 was provided to support 23 organizations ongoing art programs/services during the activity period of September 1, 2018 – August 31, 2019.

Allegro: The Chamber Orchestra Gabriel Chamber Ensemble PRiMA Arts, Inc. (Lancaster County) of Lancaster (Lancaster County) (Schuylkill County) Reading Choral Society Art Plus Gallery (Berks County) Imani Edu-Tainers African Dance (Berks County) Building A Better Boyertown, Arts Company (Lancaster County) Reading Pops Orchestra & Activities Alliance: Studio B Lancaster Marionette Theatre, (Berks County) (Berks County) Inc. (Lancaster County) Reading Theater Project Berks Ballet Theatre Mifflin Community Library (Berks County) (Berks County) (Berks County) Schuylkill County’s VISION Berks Community Television New Arts Program, Inc. (Schuylkill County) (Berks County) (Berks County) The People’s Shakespeare Project Berks Opera Workshop Opera Lancaster (Lancaster County) (Berks County) (Lancaster County) Theatre of the Seventh Sister (Berks County) Our Town Foundation (Lancaster County) Clay on Main (Berks County) (Berks County) Wheatland Chorale (Lancaster County) 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT

FAST LANE ART FAST LANE ART Fast Lane Art is a juried student competition to showcase the local talent of high school students. Winning artwork is featured in a showcase exhibition and street pole banners in West Reading and Reading, PA. Fast Lane participants will be included in a new public art initiative in 2020. In 2019, the selected winners had their artwork displayed on public street banners. Through a partnership with the City of Reading and West Reading, Fast Lane participants will be included in a new public art initiative in 2020. 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT SELECTED ARTWORK 25 SUBMITTED ARTWORK STUDENTS 885 1,579

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IMPACT

Berks Arts Council partnered with the Berks County Intermediate Unit (BCIU) for the 2019 Fast Lane Art Program. Of the 885 students from 22 Berks County Schools having submitted 1,579 pieces of artwork in the BCIU Secondary Art Exhibit, a total of 25 pieces were selected for the Fast Lane Art Program.

The Alma Woods Memorial Awards of 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners were selected by Juror Ann Woodward (a local art enthusiast and aficionado who has coordinated numerous art exhibitions) and 22 Committee Choices – 1 from each participating school. A total of $650 and a full-size street side banner of their artwork was awarded to the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place awardees.

The 22 Committee Choice recipients each received a mini banner of their artwork during the Awards Reception held by sponsor Freedom Toyota of FAST LANE ART Hamburg on May 15, 2019. The Alma Woods SUPPORTERS Memorial Award winners Alma Coggins Charitable Trust are as follows: 1st place – City of Reading Amelia Menet of Exeter Freedom Toyota Township Senior High Riverfront Federal Credit Union School, 2nd place – Megan Borough of West Reading Torok of Schuylkill Valley Soul Imagery High School, and 3rd place West Reading Borough – Jack Niedenthal of Twin West Reading Community Valley High School. Revitalization Foundation Ms. Martha Cavarretta Special thanks to Berks Digital for producing the banners. 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT

BANDSHELL Started in 1991 as an initiative among the City of Reading, Berks Arts Council and downtown merchants, the BANDSHELL concerts were an effort to showcase the city by bringing different styles of music and cultural diversity to the citizens of Berks County. This series of free-to-the-public concerts is underwritten through sponsors. Concerts are held Friday nights in July/August. 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT

BANDSHELL

DONNA THE BUFFALO SUPPORTERS Boscov’s ala Carte Catering Berks County Living Magazine Berks County Parks & Recreation Department Century 21 Gold – Lisa Tiger Homes County of Berks, Office of the Commissioners First Energy Foundation Inperium Management Services Jimmie Kramer’s Peanut Bar Restaurant Maguey Inc. PAL GUITAR CLUB MARC BERGER Munchie Monsters The Pike Cafe Power Kunkle Benefits Consulting Sammy’s Concessions Steaks and Fries Sweet Ride Ice Cream Special Thanks to City of Reading Public Works Department

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READING BLUES FEST Begun in 2017, the READING BLUES FEST is a complement to the Berks Jazz Fest. Featuring the best in contemporary and traditional blues, the Reading Blues Fest is a three-day celebration of music that includes concerts, seminars, films and speakers. 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT

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NEXT GENERATION BLUES READING BLUES FEST SUPPORTERS The Anderson Group Barley Snyder Attorneys at Law Berks County Convention Center Authority Berks County Living Magazine Boscov’s Department Stores Christ Episcopal Church Crystal Springs DJ Land DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Reading EthoSource HOGANS HEROES Fraser Advanced Information Systems Kozloff Stoudt Attorneys

BLUES MASTERS Lamar Advertising Mama Lucia Meatballs The Peanut Bar Restaurant Performance Toyota Reading Eagle Rieck’s Printing SMG Soul Imagery Studio 413 Sweet Street Desserts, Inc. Weis Markets WDIY 88.1 FM WFMZ-TV 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT

BERKS JAZZ FEST

Launched in 1991, the BERKS JAZZ FEST has grown into one of the largest and most diverse jazz festivals in the country, attracting an estimated 45,000 attendees from throughout the Mid-Atlantic region. This 10-day annual spring festival includes 130 performances at venues across the county. Moreover, this event has a signifi- cant positive impact on our local economy. The festival is responsible for an estimate $6.2 million economic impact in Berks County; the impact is predominantly for the restaurant, hospitality and retail industries. In addition, Jazz Fest helps nurture artists with educational and instructional opportunities for youth, artist jams, and unique concert experiences. The title sponsor for the Berks Jazz Fest is Boscov’s Department Stores. 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT

29TH ANNUAL BERKS JAZZ FEST SUPPORTERS

CORPORATIONS, BUSINESSES, ORGANIZATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS

Abarta Coca-Cola Foundation for Reading Pagoda The Alcon Foundation Fraser Advanced Information Systems Fromm Electric Supply American Powernet Gallen Insurance Anderson Group GoggleWorks Center for the Arts Andrew’s Transportation Gracie’s 21st Century Café Automotive Service Inc. Green Texan LLC BB&T Grill Then Chill Bar and Lounge BB&T Wealth Hampton Inn Belly Kitchen & Drinkery Herbein + Company, Inc. Berks County Bar Association Hidden River BrewingCompany Penn National Gaming, Inc. Berks County Living The Highlands of Wyomissing Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Berks County YR Club Highmark Medical Center Best Western Reading Hoffman Publishing Group The Peanut Bar Restaurant Boscov’s ala Carte Catering Holiday Inn Express & Suites Boscov’s Department Stores Homewood Suites by Hilton Performance Toyota Boscov’s Travel Inn at Reading Quality Inn & Suites Christ Church UCC Jerlyn Foundation Queen City Family Restaurant CFG Jersey Ink Reading Berks Assocation of Christ Episcopal Church Kozloff Stoudt Attorneys Realtors, Inc. CI Hamburg Superstore Lounge, LLC Lamar Advertising Reading Choral Society Colebrookdale Railroad Preservation Long Trout Enterprises, Inc. Reading Eagle Trust Mama Lucia Meatballs Comfort Inn Manor at Market Square Reading Musical Foundation Connors Investor Services, Inc. Masano Bradey Reading Theater Project Courtyard by Marriott Matten Insurance Redner’s Markets Crowne Plaza Reading Metropolitan Management Group Reformation Lutheran Church Customers Bank Mimmo’s Restaurant and Pizzeria Ridgewood Winery Days Inn by Wyndham Michael’s Classic Limousine RKL DJ Land New Arts Program, Inc. Service Access & Management, Inc. DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Reading Olivet Boys & Girls Club Service Electric Cablevision East Penn Manufacturing Olsen Design Group Architects Singer Equipment Company EnerSys Inc. Orrstown Bank Sly Fox Brewing Company Entertainment Cruise Productions Pappy T’s Pub Smooth Jazz JJZ 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT

Sofrito Gastro Pub LLC Ms. Althea Green St. John’s UCC and Mr. Larry Johnson Stevens & Lee| Griffin Mr. Chuck Koch Sweet Ride Ice Cream, LLC Mr. Michael Krumholz Sweet Street Desserts, Inc. and Ms. Sheila Little Taylor Backes Jesse Johnson Giving Fund Tompkins VIST Bank of Fidelity Charitable Tower Health|Reading Hospital Mr. Lamont Lashley Tower Health |UPMC Health Plan Mr. and Mrs. Joe Minehan Visions Federal Credit Union Mr. Keith Mooney WDAS 105.3 FM Mr. Robert Schaeffer WDIY 88.1 FM Ms. Brenecia Watson WEEU 830 AM Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wenrich WFMZ-TV Channel 69 Ms. Cheryl Williams WHUR 96.3 FM WRT 90.1 FM Wilson Scholarship Fund

INDIVIDUALS Anonymous Ms. Cheryl Bates Mr. Donny Bertram Mr. Mark Burford Mr. and Mrs. David Clews Mr. and Mrs. Kent Davis Mr. Rick Fehling and Ms. Marcia Binder 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT

GET JazzED

GET JazzED is a music in education program of Boscov’s Berks Jazz Fest dedicated to building the jazz arts community by advancing education, promoting performance and developing new audiences. Programs include an Instrumental Day for middle school and high school students; Vocal Day for middle school and high school students; Jazz Jams – year round opportunities for students to meet, learn from and play with professional artists in their school setting; summer jazz camp; All County Jazz Band; and Doc Mulligan Get JazzED Big Band Competition. Program is presented by Berks Arts Council and Boscov’s Berks Jazz Fest. Funding support generously provided by Reading Musical Foundation. 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT

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STUDENTS AUDIENCE MEMBERS

Get JazzED Education Program offers local youth receive a critique, commentary and awards for the opportunity to learn and experience first hand soloists of note, sections, overall outstanding soloist, various aspects of the jazz genre while working side and overall outstanding ensemble. The winning by side with professional jazz musicans in a fun, ensemble not only receives an award but also the supportive environment. The program is open to opportunity to receive a 4 hour workshop with all youth in the local school districts who have a bassist Gerald Veasley. Winners of this competition passion for music. Youth have the opportunity to also will have opportunities to perform during the participate in the following programs: Boscov’s Berks Jazz Fest schedule. INSTRUMENTAL DAY – Middle School and RMF/PROJECT PENSKE JAZZ JAM – a part- High School students participate in a focused day of nership with the Reading Musical Foundation and instrumental clinics with five regional and national Penske to provide local student musicians the op- artists. Youth will fine tune their skills, learn about portunity to “jam” with local, regional and nationally jazz music, and receive critical feedback to prepare acclaimed artists at a special Berks Jazz Jam during them for jazz band and individual competitions. the Boscov’s Berks Jazz Fest. VOCAL DAY – Offered to middle school and high school students interested in singing to learn skills, techniques and voice use for performance. Youth GET JazzED are instructed by six regional and national artists to prepare them for individual or group performances. SUPPORTERS Youth do not need to have prior experience to Bucknell University Reading Music Teachers Association, Inc. participate in this program. CoActive Wealth Strategists Loser’s Music Service Electric Cablevision ROBERT “DOC” MULLIGAN GET JAZZED Menchey Music Zeswitz Music FESTIVAL DAY – Two separate jazz festivals, one The Pike Café Mr. and Mrs. Brad Small for middle school and one for high school students, Reading Musical Foundation in which student bands compete and are adjudi- Special Thanks to Mike and Millie Eben and Committee cated by three professional jazz musicians. Bands 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT

THE ART OF JAZZ Since its inception in 2005, “THE FRANK SCOTT MEMORIAL ART SHOW: THE ART OF JAZZ” has highlighted works of art from all media — from quilts to stone to pastels. What these works of art have in common is the surprising ability to interpret the experience of listening to music into a visual art medium. This juried exhibit is open to all fine artists and craft artists with work focusing on the theme of “Celebrate Jazz.” This exhibition is run in conjunction with Jazz Fest. 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT

FRANK SCOTT AWARD Frank Scott, who learned his musical skills in the , was a renowned saxophone player and jazz musician. He opened two nightclubs in the Reading area and played with musicians such as Bing Crosby, Ray Charles and Bill Haley and the Comets. His nightclubs had a great influence on the community, opening people up to the sound of jazz, and they played a vital role in much of Berks County’s jazz programming. Considered a jazz legend, he was inducted into the Central PA Friends of Jazz Hall of Fame in 1994. Today, the FRANK SCOTT AWARD is presented annually by Berks Arts Council during the Berks Jazz Fest. 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT

“I WANTED TO INSPIRE THE KIDS AND HELP THE KIDS OUT ALMOST LIKE WHAT FRANKIE DID FOR ME. I WANTED TO INSTILL THAT IN EVERY STUDENT I’VE HAD. IT IS SOMEWHAT SURREAL THAT MY RECEIVING THE FRANK SCOTT AWARD HAS COME FULL CIRCLE.” Carl Zeplin — Jazz Educator, Kutztown School District and 2019 winner of the Frank Scott Award

PREVIOUS FRANK SCOTT AWARD RECIPIENTS:

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 DOC TONI AL MIKE ERWIN MULLIGAN LYNNE SEIFARTH EBEN CHANDLER

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 CHRIS MARTY DAVID TIM GLEN HESLOP MELLINGER CULLEN PRICE BRUMBACH

2015 2016 2017 2018 MIKE SKIP CLIFF SAM ANDERSON MOYER STARKEY MARABELLA 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT

VOLUNTEER AWARD The John Ernesto Volunteer Award was creating in 2014 to recognize the Outstanding Service of Berks Arts Council and Berks Jazz Fest Volunteers. Each year an award is presented to a Front of House and Production volunteer.

JOHN ERNESTO VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION AWARD RECIPIENTS 2014 – MARK BURFORD & PAULINE HECKMAN 2015 – STAN DANNER & RUBY SMITH 2016 – RAY HEFFNER & A. MARK RENTSCHLER 2017 – JOHN GRAFF & EARL SMITH 2018 – JOANNE & STEVE PHILIPCZAK & MARK SHEARER 2019 – DOUG TOTHERO & MARVANNE KOUVAROS 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT

INSPIRE THE ARTS CAMPAIGN ** Note all gifts in this report were received between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2019. We apologize for any errors or ommissions.**

COMPANIES, ORGANIZATIONS, FOUNDATIONS Bachman CPA & Company P.C. Our Town Foundation/ Hamburg Area Art Alliance CHR Financial Advisory Praise Corporation Doxa Publishing LLC Reading Musical Foundation First Energy Foundation Reading Pops Orchestra Greater Reading Alliance of Community Theatres Roland Stock Hillcrest Racquet Club, Inc. THG Logistics, Inc. Lawley’s Disposal Inc. Vanguard Matching Gift Program Network for Good Willow Street Pictures

INDIVIDUALS Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bansner Mr. William Briscoe Mr. David Barrette Ms. Joni Brobst Dr. Monique Abner Ms. Stacy Ann Basile Mr. William Brognia Mr. Mark Abrams Ms. Anne R. Bassler Mr. and Mrs. Gelson Brooks Mr. Gregory Ackles Ms. Cheryl Ann Bates Mr. Eric Bross Mr. and Mrs. Rayvon Adams Mr. and Mrs. John Baver Mr. and Mrs. William Brown Mr. Ed Adams and Ms. Terri Reamer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bechtel Mr. Jeffrey Bruce Mr. Charles Adkins Mrs. Debra Becker Ms. Paula Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Saeeduddin Ahmed Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bell and Mr. Clairmonte Giddinor Ms. Frances Aitken Mr. Joseph Bender Mr. Brian J. Bubnis Mr. and Mrs. William Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Bruce P. Bengtson Mr. Thomas Buck Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Allen Ms. Elizabeth Benotti Mr. Gerald S. Budwash Ms. Leshawn Allen Mr. and Mrs. David Bensinger Ms. Donnie Bullock Mr. Robert S. Allen, Jr. Ms. Bonnie Bentz Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Burnett II Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Alston Mr. Donny Bertram Mr. Charles G. Butler Mr. and Mrs. Carl Altenderfer Mr. Eric Biassey Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Butler Ms. Lisa Amspacher Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Bickel Mr. and Mrs. Frank Buttaro, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Anderson Mr. Donald J. Bitting Ms. Elnore Byars Mr. Peter Anderson Mr. Dennis Blackwell Ms. Lucy J. Cairns Ms. Dolores Andrews Mr. and Mrs. William Blake, Jr. Mr. James Campbell Ms. Katie Andrews Ms. Lauren Bland Ms. Teodora Cappello Ms. Judi Arena Ms. Ronda Boatright Dr. and Dr. John Caramagna Mr. and Mrs. Luther Arline Ms. Joann D. Boltz Mr. and Mrs. David Carlino Dr. and Mrs. Gene W. Aulenbach Mr. Paul Bonfiglio Ms. Viola Carlton Ms. Rhonda Bagby and Ms. Sarah Pascual Mr. and Mrs. David Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bailey Ms. Michelle Booze-Holmes Ms. Michelle Carter Ms. Cheryl Bailey Ms. Lucille T. Born Mr. Everett Cash Mr. and Mrs. Leo D. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Eric L. Brandt Ms. Joyce Caskey Mr. Ronald Bair and Ms. Jude Engle Mr. Thomas Breitfeller Mr. John Caulely Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Baity Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brewington Dr. Shirley Chapman Mrs. Joanne Banks Ms. Mary E. Brightbill Ms. Maria D. Chavez Mr. Michael Bannon Mrs. Kerlynne Brigmon-Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cheeseborough 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT

Mr. Mark Chiles Mr. and Mrs. Felix Devarie Ms. Elizabeth Fry Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Christian Ms. Shelia Dickerson Mr. Bruce S. Fulton Mrs. Mary Alice Clancy Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Dietrich Ms. Sue Gallagher and Mr. Clarence Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Anthony DiGirolamo Ms. Gwendolyn Galloway Ms. June Clougher Mr. Howard Dildy Ms. Kim Gaston Mr. Johnny Cobb, Jr. Mr. Dan Diller Mr. and Mrs. James Gavin Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Code Ms. Kay Lynne Dimmick Ms. Carleen Gelli Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Cohen Mr. Linus Dirnberger Ms. Elaine Gethers Ms. Janet Coker and Ms. Marjorie Polis Mr. Richard Gibson Mrs. Patricia F. Colbert Mr. Julian Dixon, Jr. Mr. Wavie Gibson III Ms. Audra Colclough Mr. and Mrs. John Dodds Mr. Prince Gilliard Ms. April Coleman Ms. Greta E. Dolinski Ms. Mary Lou Giovonizzi Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coleman Ms. Amia Douglas Mr. Stanley Glass Mr. and Mrs. James Colflesh Mr. and Mrs. Fred Douglass Mr. Irvin Godboldte Mr. Steven Colon Mr. and Mrs. Michael Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Craig Goldberg Mr. Rudolph Comick Mr. Chris Drake Ms. Pelagie Golden Mr. and Mrs. Vic Conner Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Duncan Mr. James Goodness Mr. and Mrs. Gary Conrad Mr. and Mrs. Charles Duncan Mr. and Mrs. David Gorgonzola Ms. Ethyel Conyers Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dunn Ms. Louise Goss Mr. and Mrs. Lex Copes Mr. and Mrs. Michael Eben Mr. Larry M. Graeff Mr. Michael Corey Ms. Linda Ebersole Mr. Barry Graff Mr. and Mrs. James Corum, Sr. Ms. Robin Eckert Mr. Jonathan Graham Ms. Joyce Cosby Dr. Gregory J. Elberfeld Mr. Kenneth W. Graves Mr. Phillip Crisp Mr. and Mrs. James B. Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Green, Jr. Ms. Barbara Croyle Mr. Lester Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Green Ms. Tracey Cryder Mr. Gregory N. Embriani Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Green Ms. Phyllis Curtis Dr. Gregory Emkey Mr. and Mrs. Steven Green Ms. Carlyn D’Amico Dr. Ronald Emkey Mr. and Mrs. William Green Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Damore, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Enco Ms. Althea Green Mr. and Mrs. Stan Danner Ms. Catherine Engel and Mr. Larry Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Daurelle Mr. and Mrs. John Ernesto Ms. Debbie Greenawald Ms. Corrine Dautrich Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Eubanks and Rev. David Lawton Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dautrich Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fahy Ms. Elaine Gregory Mr. and Mrs. John Davis Mr. Leon Fantroy Ms. Marsha Grice-Turner Mr. and Mrs. Kent Davis Mr. Irvin Farmer Mr. and Mrs. Louis Grieco Mr. Nathaniel Davis Ms. Kimberly Farmer Mr. Andrew Grim Ms. Margaret Davy Dr. and Mrs. Michael Ferraro Mr. Eddie Grimes Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Days, Jr. Mr. Johnny Finlay Mr. and Mrs. John Grimes Mr. and Mrs. Francis De Sensi Mr. and Mrs. Alarie Fleming Mr. and Mrs. John Grimes Mr. and Mrs. Pierre DeCausey, Sr. Ms. Leah Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. Barry Groebel Mr. Albert Degregoris Mr. and Mrs. James Forman Mr. and Mrs. George M. Grooms Mr. Todd Deiuliis Mr. Harold Francis Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gross Ms. Vilma Del Valle Mr. David Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Gross Ms. Yvette Delemos Robinson Ms. Rita M. Fredericks Ms. Susan Gross Ms. Alison Delre Mr. and Mrs. George Freestone Mr. and Mrs. Mark P. Guinn Mr. and Mrs. Natale DeLuca Ms. Wanda Fretz Mr. Brian Gunter Mr. and Mrs. John Demchyk Mr. George Friedline Mr. and Mrs. Fredric Gurman Ms. Deborah Dennis Mr. Robert C. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Hackett Ms. Ann DeRiso Ms. Deborah Fromm Dr. Keith Haidet Dr. Craig Derr Mr. Randy Fromm Ms. Patrice Hairston Mr. and Mrs. David Derr and Ms. Arlene Parisi and Mr. Melvin Carter 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Halchak Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hammel THE ART OF JAZZ Ms. Karen Hamilton Ms. Patricia Hansbury Ms. Chire Harden Ms. Deborah Harmer Mr. and Mrs. John Harper Mr. David Harrah Mrs. Nanette Harrington Ms. Mary Harris Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hart Mr. and Mrs. Duane Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Barry Harvey Ms. Madelaine Hassell Dr. Bill Hauck Mr. James Hawkins Mr. Paul Hebron Mr. and Mrs. Sean Heffelfinger Mr. Thomas Helinsky Ms. Angela Henry Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Johnson Ms. Lois Kosiba Mr. John Herman and Ms. Lisa Tiger Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson Ms. Marvanne Kouvaros Ms. Cynthia Herriott Dr. Lisa Johnson Ms. Elizabeth Kowalski Ms. Pamela Hester Ms. Dorothy Johnson-Aughtry Kozloff Family Charitable Trust Mr. Ellis Hill Ms. Carol Jones Ms. Judith Kraines Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Hill Mr. and Mrs. Eric Jones Ms. Mary Kreider Mr. and Mrs. James Hipolit Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Jones Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kreinces Mr. and Mrs. John Holmes Mr. Kenneth Jones Mr. and Mrs. George Kummerer Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hoos Ms. Linda Jones Mr. and Mrs. John Lagola Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hopewell Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Jordan Ms. Lynne Lancaster Ms. Doty Horn Mr. William Jordan Mr. and Mrs. James Landrigan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Horn Mr. Ernest Josato Ms. Denise Lanier Mr. Michael Houston and Mr. Thomson Reuters Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lapidus Mr. Albert Howard Mr. and Mrs. Francis Jroski, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Laubach Mr. Gerald Hoyt Mr. Stanley Kastrava Ms. Belinda LaValle Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keim Mr. Edward Laws Mrs. Laura Humphrey-Bunn Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kelly Ms. Jane Leader Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Huyett Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kendall Mr. and Mrs. Hillard Lee Ms. Kathy Huyett Ms. Jerri Kendrick Mr. and Mrs. Scott Leibold Mr. and Mrs. James Jackson Ms. Eleanor Kennard Ms. Pamela Lenza Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ketner, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Leonard Ms. Sylvia Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Keys Mr. Barrington Lessen Mr. and Mrs. Tyrone Jackson Dr. and Dr. Daniel Kimball and Ms. Paulette Tyler Ms. Rose Jackson and Mr. Nasir Butler Mr. Steven Kincaid Mr. Reginald Leven Ms. Marian Jameson Mr. Alan King, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Benton Levengood Ms. Melissa Jamula Mr. and Mrs. Charles King Mr. and Mrs. Roger Levesque Ms. Sheila Jefferies Mr. Marvin King Ms. Beverly Leviner Mr. Lowell Jenkins Mr. Leroy Klavis Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Lewis Ms. Jessica Jiuliante Ms. Karen Klein Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Lilly Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson Mr. Chuck Koch Ms. Ursula Lincoln Mr. and Mrs. Eric Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kochan Mr. and Mrs. Randy Lockhart, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Johnson Ms. Gloria Koller Dr. and Mrs. James Logue, III 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT

Mr. David Lomicka Ms. Rosanne McGinn Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Morgan Mr. D. Craig Long Mr. and Mrs. Brian McHugh Mr. Marshall Morgan Ms. Juanita Lucas-Braxton Mr. and Mrs. Donald McIlmurray, Jr. Ms. Jane Morganstern Mr. Timothy Luigard Mrs. Cheryl McIntyre Ms. Darla Morris Ms. Patricia Lynah Mr. and Mrs. Edward McLaughlin Ms. Nancy Morrissey Mr. Kenneth Lynn Ms. Sharon McLendon Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Morton Mrs. Kathy Macrae Mr. and Mrs. Michael McLeod Mrs. Nicole Moscatelli Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mahan Mr. and Mrs. Michael McMahon Dr. Pamela Moschini Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moss Ms. Joan Moyer BERKS OPERA COMPANY Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moyer Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mullin Mr. and Mrs. James Mulroy Mr. Cornelius Munger Mr. Bruce Murray Mr. Earl Murray Mr. Thomas Murray Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Najarian Ms. Kelly Nansteel Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nevel Mr. Jonathan Newman Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Nice Mr. Dennis Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Mark Niehls Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert E. Normand Ms. Denise Ann Null Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ojea Mrs. Tracey Oliver-Davis Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Malak Mr. and Mrs. William McManimon, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Olsen Ms. Ruth Manmiller Dr. Stephanie McMillan Ms. Nancy O’Neill Dr. Santo Marabella Ms. Margaret McShane Mr. and Mrs. Alan Orphal Ms. Debra Marchetti Mr. and Mrs. William Mealing Mr. Robert Owens Mr. Andrew Marker Mr. and Mrs. David Medeck Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Paige Dr. and Mrs. Peter Maroulis Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mehos Ms. Jo Painter and Mr. Michael Hohl Dr. Gary Martin Mr. and Mrs. John Meinhart Ms. Karen Palcho Ms. Sheila Martin Mrs. Carol Mendicino Mrs. Jenny Palmer Mr. Richard Martz Mr. and Mrs. Raul Mercado Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Paparella Mr. and Mrs. David Mason Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Michael Mr. Waverly Parker Ms. Kim Matten Mr. and Mrs. Edward Middleton Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Parrish Mr. Rick Mattern Mr. and Mrs. Eric Middleton Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Parrish Mr. and Mrs. David Mattes Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Middleton Ms. Reese Paul and Mr. Keith Jones Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mays Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mileto Dr. and Mrs. Vincent Pellegrini Mr. Nole McCarroll Ms. Sandra Milhollen Lt. Col and Mrs. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur McCloud Ms. Robin Miller and Yvette Pendleton Dr. and Mrs. David McConnell Ms. Roseann Miller Ms. Patricia Perfect Ms. Ramona McCormick Mr. and Mrs. Joe Minehan Ms. Monique Perkins Ms. Tonya McCoy Ms. Patricia Minehart Mr. and Mrs. Craig Perrotty Mr. Bryant McCray Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Minnich Mr. and Mrs. Todd Peterman and Ms. Glendora Deshields Mr. Herbert Mixon Mr. and Mrs. Eric Peterson Ms. Shirley McDuffie Mr. and Mrs. John Monteverde Mr. Kevin Peterson Ms. Beth McGeehan Mr. Roderick Morant Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Petrelli 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT

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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Petyo Mr. Craig Rimby Mr. Carl Scott Mr. Eugene Phillips Ms. Jenny Ritner Mr. and Mrs. David Scott Ms. Helene Piccolo Ms. Cathy Robbins Mr. and Mrs. Tyrone Scott Ms. Rosemarie Pincus Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Roberts Ms. Janis Sebastian Ms. Darlene Pors Mrs. Jane Rohrbach Mr. Geoffrey Seibel Mr. Brian Powell Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Rohrbach Ms. Shawna Lee Seltzer Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Powell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rolley, Jr Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sensi Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Psilelis Mr. George Roman Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Harry Serio Mr. and Mrs. Richard Purcell Ms. Linda Rosencrans Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Shaffer Mr. John Queenan Ms. Rebecca Ross and Dr. James Hiatt Irvin G. and Beatrice M. Shaffer Fund of Ms. Babette Racca Mr. and Mrs. William Rossi Berks County Community Foundation Ms. Debra Ralph Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Rowe Mr. God Shammgod Ms. Rene Ralston Mr. Sanford Roy Ms. Janet Shaner Ms. Cindy Rankin Ms. Debra Royles Mr. and Mrs. William Sheeler Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Ratliff Dr. and Mrs. David Rule Mr. Hugh Shober Mr. and Mrs. Karl Ratz Ms. Emily Russell Mr. Hubert Sibblies Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ratzell Mr. Charles Russo Pastor Donald Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Kent Raudibaugh Mr. Jeffrey Rustin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Simmons Ms. Kimberleigh Rawlings Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Saafir Mr. and Mrs. Carrera Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Guy Raybold Mr. Robert Sabalski Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Singleton Mr. and Mrs. Steven Razzano Mr. Samuel Sadler, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Small Mr. and Mrs. Russell Reber, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Sanders Mr. LeRoy Smalley Mrs. Linda Reedy Mr. and Mrs. Brian Sands Dr. and Mrs. Dale Smith Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reese Mr. and Mrs. Lynne Sarig Mr. David Smith Ms. Vicky Reinert Mr. and Mrs. Judson Sartain Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith Mr. and Mrs. Denis Reinheimer Ms. Deborah Satchell Mrs. Fernauda Smith Mr. Edmund Remiesiewicz Mr. Charles Saylor Ms. Holly Smith Ms. Gladys Rentschler Mr. Robert Schaeffer Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Smith Mr. Gary Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Rod Schaeffer Mr. Johnny Tyrone Smith Mrs. Jayme Rhoads Mr. Don Schall Mr. Louis S. Smith, III Mr. Freeman Richard Mr. Andrew Schell Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith Ms. Natalie Richard Mr. Jerome Schleder Mr. Wayne Smith Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Schmehl Mr. and Mrs. William Smith Ms. Martha Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Schmoyer Ms. Nadine Snowden and Mr. Barry Kyper Ms. L. Dina Schock Ms. Nanette Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Richie Mr. and Mrs. Brian Schrauf Dr. Thomas Souders 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT GET JAZZED 2019

Mr. David Speace Mr. Lee Spenadel and Ms. Jodi Amorese Mr. Charles Spencer Dr. Michael Speziale Mr. and Mrs. Phil Spitler Ms. Holly Springer Mr. Craig Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Carl Staples Ms. Tema Steele and Mr. Jon Forman Mr. and Mrs. Milton Stevens Mr. Paul Stoudt and Ms. Rosemary Hernandez Mr. and Mrs. Paul Strubeck Mr. and Mrs. Cary Sudler Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sullivan Ms. Lisa Vrobel Ms. Cheryl Williams Ms. Cynthia Sussman Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Wagner Ms. Janice Williams Ms. Marian Sutton Mr. and Mrs. Dave Wagner Hon. and Dr. Marcus Williams Ms. Marian Sutton Mr. Keith Walbert Mr. and Dr. Terrence Williams Mr. and Mrs. Neal Swarmer Ms. Gwen Walker Mr. and Mrs. James Williamson Mr. and Mrs. James Sweeney Ms. Mary Lou Walker Ms. Celeste Wilson Ms. Audrey Sykes Mr. and Mrs. Michael Walker Mr. Charles Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Steve Talarico Ms. Carol Walley Mr. George Wilson Mr. Wayne Talmadge Mr. John Wallin Ms. Rebecca Wingenroth Mr. Craig Taylor Ms. Kathryn Washington Mr. Michael Witucki Ms. Deb Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Wasser Dr. and Mrs. Brian Wlazelek Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor Ms. Deborah Waters Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Wloczewski Ms. Tracey Therrien Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Waters Ms. Jane Wolfe Ms. Pamela Thompson Ms. Brenecia Watson Mr. Gary Wolfgang Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Thomson Mr. and Mrs. K. Tramaine Watson Mr. and Mrs. Todd Woolston Mr. Kevin Threadgill Mr. and Mrs. Roy Webb Mr. David Wright Ms. Andrea Tibbs Mr. and Mrs. George Webber Ms. Margaret Wright Mr. and Mrs. Braxton Tinker Ms. Lisa Weida and Mr. Russ Sims Mr. and Mrs. Rexford Wright, Jr. Ms. Tanya Tinsley Mr. Charles Weidner Ms. Christine Wullert Mr. Douglas Toliver Dr. Richard Weismer Mr. Donald Wynne Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Toole Ms. Denise Weiss and Ms. Bonnie Brown Mrs. Yasmine Toye Mr. Karl Welde Mr. Philip Yachmetz Ms. Jacqueline Trate Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wells Ms. Patricia Yohn and Mr. Steven Nace Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Trezza Mr. Tyrone Wells Ms. Joannetta Young Mr. and Mrs. Scott Troutman Mr. Douglass Werner Mr. Keith Young Ms. Erin Trowbridge Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wertz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young Mr. John Tully Mr. Bruce Wharton Mr. Frederick G. Yuengling, III Ms. Carolyn Tunstall Mr. Lew Wharton Ms. Dana Zamolyi Mr. Allan Twisdale Mr. and Mrs. James Whitaker Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Zavecz Mr. Bruce Tyler Mr. Boyd White Mr. Brian Zebertavage Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Upton Mr. and Mrs. Bradford W. White, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Zeplin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Utsey Mr. Roosevelt White, Jr. Mrs. Lidia Zidik Mr. Warren Uzialko Mr. and Mrs. Michael Whittaker Mr. and Mrs. John Zmroczek Mr. and Mrs. Keith Van Sant Mr. and Mrs. Billy Williams Mr. and Mrs. Keith Zoba Mr. and Mrs. John Vas Mr. Carl E. Williams, III Ms. Marilyn Ravel Zukowski Mrs. Betty Venzke 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT

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