2018 ANNUAL REPORT & DONOR DIRECTORY TABLE OF CONTENTS Message from President & CEO and Board Chair 2018 Annual Campaign Grantmaking Allocations Educational Outreach Capacity-Building Grantmaking by Organization Events ARTini Chip In for the Arts Donor Directory Spotlights Corporate Donors In-Kind Donors Individual Donors Catalyst Statement of Financial Position People Board of Directors Staff MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT/CEO & BOARD CHAIR Thank you for your generous support during the Allied Arts 2018 fiscal year. Whether you donated to the annual campaign, sponsored an event or donated in-kind services, you made a difference in Allied Arts’ capacity to provide critical funds and resources to 44 art nonprofit organizations. In turn, these organizations reached more than one million people through a wide range of cultural programs – from blockbuster visual art exhibits to intimate poetry readings, and from free festivals and low-cost events to premieres of acclaimed theatrical productions.

With Allied Arts funding, more than 700,000 arts experiences were delivered to Oklahoma schoolchildren throughout the state. You helped bus rural and low-income urban students to the capital city to tour an exhibit, watch a play and engage in hands-on artmaking. You also helped transport the arts to school auditoriums and afterschool sites, as well as place teaching artists and integrate arts education into the schools that need it most.

Furthermore, Allied Arts agencies remained at the forefront of using the arts as a healing agent. From guitar and ceramics lessons for veterans to dance classes for those suffering from Parkinson’s disease, you played a part in helping the sick, disabled and hospitalized heal faster and use the arts to cope with their condition.

We invite you to continue reading this annual report and learn more about the impact of Allied Arts grantmaking, as well as the success of our fundraising and special event initiatives. On behalf of the Allied Arts board of directors, staff, and member agencies and grantees, thank you again for your support and for helping Allied Arts fulfill its mission of “Enriching Our Communities Through Advancement of the Arts.”

Deborah McAuliffe Senner Tricia Everest President/CEO Board Chairperson 1 Larry and Polly Nichols & Aimee and David Harlow at Myriad Gardens

2018 CAMPAIGN FOR THE ARTS – TAKING IT TO THE TOP With a theme of “take it to Another integral element of and Community the top,” the Allied Arts 2018 campaign fundraising consisted of College; donor recruiting events campaign did just that, raising the employee giving program. In hosted by board members Steve $3,350,047 for ’s 2018, 103 local businesses hosted Agee, Russ Harrison, Pam Klepper cultural community – a 6.9% employee giving campaigns, and Debbie Nauser; international increase from the previous year. giving their employees an artist Desmond Mason’s “My Love With 5,487 donors, the campaign opportunity to learn about the Show” exhibit; a floral arrangement generated support from large arts and experiment with their class hosted by The Fleuriste; and companies and small businesses, creativity. On-site employee proceeds from the biennial Winter CEOs and average Joes, as well giving activities included film plot Ball. In total, these partnerships as local and national foundations. development workshops, paint contributed more than $52,000 to Every donation regardless of the and palette, theatre warm-ups the campaign. amount helped Allied Arts surpass and percussion exercises. As a its $3.125 million goal and provide result, employee giving donations elevated support to leading art generated more than $637,000 VISIONARY DONORS nonprofits, as you’ll read in the for the 2018 campaign – a four The Chickasaw Nation following pages of this report. percent increase from 2017. Campaign co-chairs Aimee and Throughout the 2018 campaign, Kirkpatrick Family Fund David Harlow infused energy, Allied Arts benefited from OGE Energy Corp. Glenna & Dick Tanenbaum excitement and new ideas into the incredible partnerships to raise new campaign, while honorary chairs funds for the arts and generate TOP EMPLOYEE Polly and Larry Nichols shared stronger awareness of Allied Arts. In GIVING PARTNERS their vision and advocacy. Playing the spring, OnCue stores featured American Fidelity on the “take it to the top” theme, art-branded cups, with the sale of Ackerman McQueen the event paying tribute to the each cup generating 50 cents in City of Oklahoma City Nicholses was held at the Devon proceeds to Allied Arts. The cups Tower with guests having a one- were a hit, as more than 17,000 of-a-kind opportunity to tour the were sold. Allied Arts was also the Devon Energy Devon Rooftop. A major fundraising beneficiary of a number of events, INTEGRIS Health component of the campaign, the including the Oklahoma Gazette’s OGE Energy Corp. Honorary Chair Event mobilized Restaurant Week; a Jimmy Webb SONIC more than $570,000. concert put on by IonOklahoma Tapstone Energy 2018 CAMPAIGN LEADERSHIP CO-CHAIRS Aimee Harlow, FIS David Harlow, BancFirst

HONORARY CHAIRS Larry Nichols, Devon Energy Polly Nichols, Community Volunteer

2018 CAMPAIGN CABINET BUILDING DIVISION Shane Fernandez, Nabholz Collins Peck, Smith & Pickel Construction 2018 Campaign Donors James Pickel, Smith & Pickel Construction $207,364 $1,625,196 BUSINESS DIVISION Individual (5249 donors) Richard Tanenbaum, Gardner Tanenbaum Corporation (219 donors)

Foundation (19 donors) COMMUNICATIONS DIVISION Hillary Farrell, Ackerman McQueen

$1,517,486 ENERGY DIVISION Alan Marcum, Chickasaw Nation

FINANCIAL DIVISION Annual Campaign History Randy Roper, MidFirst Bank 3500000

HEALTHCARE DIVISION Ed Gray, HPI Steve Prescott, OMRF 3000000 ENTERTAINMENT DIVISION Steve Mason, Bluebird Consulting

2500000 LEADERSHIP DIVISION 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Valerie Naifeh, Naifeh Fine Jewelry

PROFESSIONAL DIVISION Michael Laird, Crowe & Dunlevy

3 GRANTMAKING

In addition to its role as a fundraising entity, Allied Arts is a major grantmaking organization for central Oklahoma’s cultural community. The amount Allied Arts can grant on an annual basis is contingent on the funds raised through the campaign. In the 2018 fiscal year, Allied Arts awarded $2,524,458 to 44 cultural nonprofits through its distinct grant programs:

• Allocations • Educational Outreach • Capacity-Building

Member agency programming by county 4 to 5 programs

6 to 10 programs

11 to 15 programs

16+ programs

2008-2018 Member agency allocations history 2500000

2000000 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 ALLOCATIONS

Allied Arts allocations funding aided the Firehouse Art Center in providing affordable and accessible visual arts programming for underserved and disadvantaged community members. Last year’s allocation support specifically assisted the Firehouse in subsidizing tuition and providing scholarships for in-house education through administrative fees and the purchase of art supplies associated with the Healing Studio, Art After School classes, Children’s Summer Art Program, Youth & Teen programming, and community outreach activities.

Allocations, the largest grant program, provides The Allied Arts allocation provided the (Oklahoma vital funding to the Allied Arts network of member City) Museum (of Art) with critical funds for exhibition agencies. Allocation grants are unrestricted, enabling materials and supplies, staff salaries, marketing and member agencies to utilize the funds where they will communications, web design and maintenance, security, make the most impact. Allied Arts awarded $2.3 million building and grounds, equipment repair, education in the 2018 fiscal year, the third largest amount in the materials and instructors, utilities, and insurance. Allied organization’s 47-year history and a 4.5% increase from Arts’ support is vital in helping extend the Museum’s 2017. In total, Allied Arts members agencies reached mission to various segments of the community. more than one million people and provided more than 700,000 arts experiences to Oklahoma schoolchildren. Allied Arts allocations are used for (Opry Heritage Foundation) operational and administrative costs. The allocation grant process includes submission of While our grant funding continues to increase, many a comprehensive narrative application and financial grants do not cover operational or administrative documents such as audits, budgets and 990s reviewed costs. The allocations from Allied Arts helps bridge by two separate committees of board members, the gaps of our funding. executives and community volunteers, as well as the delivery of 30-minute presentations focusing on community impact, sustainability and strategic plans 2018 ALLOCATIONS COMMITTEE for the future. During the three-day presentation Debbie Nauser, STRAT•COMM (Chair) period, member agencies bring their applications to Paul Dudman, Fellers Snider life with performances from students, testimonials Tricia Everest, Community Volunteer from program beneficiaries and examples of their Jim Farris, James Farris Associates community programs in action. Colin FitzSimons, Cortyus, LLC Russell Fray, BakerHughes, a GE Company Due to the fact that Allied Arts is one of the Ballet’s Pam Klepper, Retired, Keller Williams Ed Krei, Retired, Independent Bank Consultant largest supporters, the allocated money goes towards Glen Maynard, Devon Energy a large amount of the functions of the Ballet. This Darlene Parman, Parman & Easterday includes performance production costs, dancer Christina Rekhop, Devon Energy salaries, outreach costs, and school instructors. Paige Shepherd, The Chickasaw Nation Lonny Towell, Retired, Kerr-McGee Vicki VanStavern, VanStavern Design Group 2018 ALLOCATIONS FINANCE COMMITTEE Grant DeFehr, Mammoth Energy Services Steve Foskin, CrossFirst Bank Mark Funke, Bank SNB Joe Hodges, SSM Health St. Anthony Jim Kessler, Candor Wes Knight, Bank of Oklahoma Brad Krieger, Arvest Bank Bryan Lemmerman, Chesapeake Energy Barry Murphy, Cushman Wakefield Max Myers, Tall Oak Midstream Canterbury Voices performs with Kyle Dillingham Suzie Symcox, First Fidelity Bank 5 EDUCATIONAL OUTREACH In the 2018 fiscal year, Allied Arts awarded 57 grants totaling $194,500 which reached more than 115,000 children throughout 2018 EDUCATIONAL the state with engaging and hands-on art education. The focus of OUTREACH DONORS the Educational Outreach grant program is to expand the scope of Bank of America existing projects while also helping fund new initiatives with a focus Dobson Family Foundation on increasing access to arts education for at-risk and underserved Flogistix youth. The funded projects take place in a variety of places Hobby Lobby including in classrooms, school gyms and auditoriums, afterschool JPMorgan Chase Kimray sites and libraries. The projects also range in length from one-day UMB Bank film development workshops at rural high schools to year-round placement of teaching artists in underperforming urban elementary schools. Regardless of the place or duration, all the projects focus on using art to build youth confidence and self-esteem, strengthen creativity and problem-solving skills, foster teamwork and instill an appreciation for art to last a lifetime.

“She has become a new student and her creativity is a catalyst for so many other changes in her. Her reading scores have shot from 4.7 to 6.6, her academic grades in Math, ELA, Science and Social Studies have increased from 70’s to high 80’s and 90’s.”

- 5th Grade Teacher speaking of the impact of Life Change Ballroom’s in-school programming

CAPACITY-BUILDING In the 2018 fiscal year, Allied Arts awarded 29 grants totaling $29,957 in support of the capacity-building efforts of cultural nonprofits. Supported projects include technology updates to enhance staff efficiency and productivity, organizational strategic planning and professional development opportunities for staff to learn the latest trends in fundraising, marketing and Oklahoma City Girls Art School audience development. 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.

Operating Educational Project Capacity Project Grantee Allocation Outreach Description Building Description Ambassadors’ $4,583 Concert Choir Arts Council $141,621 $5,000 Place a teaching artist to work with Oklahoma City 5-8th grade students at KIPP Public Charter School $5,000 Place a teaching artist to work with Pre-K-5th grade students at Cleveland Elementary Artspace at $660 Purchase a new Mac desktop with Untitled accompanying accessories BLAC, Inc. $3,000 Provide arts integration training and $600 Attend the Kennedy Center for resources to classroom teachers the Performing Arts’ Partners in working in low-income schools Education Meeting Canterbury $61,018 $1,300 Underwrite Canterbury Youth Chorus $600 Attend the Nonprofit Technology Voices participation in the Heartland Festival Conference Carpenter Square $12,245 $3,000 Present two matinee performances of $500 Purchase a new ticket printer and Theatre “Crumbs from the Table of Joy” for related accessories for the box office area at-risk high school students Cimarron Opera $18,782 $3,100 Support Scholastic Opera Tour which introduces opera to K-3rd grade students in schools and libraries $3,000 Support Scholastic Opera Tour which introduces opera to K-3rd grade students in schools and libraries deadCenter Film* $32,769 $3,500 Support deadCenter University, a free, four-day film education program for Oklahoma high school students $5,200 Visit statewide rural high schools and technology centers with a filmmaking program El Sistema $5,000 Support a concert performed by students Fine Arts Institute $3,000 Support a partnership with Edmond of Edmond Public Schools to provide arts education for 3rd and 4th grade students Guthrie Art $2,000 Underwrite hands-on activities in the Escape children’s tent at the Guthrie Escape Festival Jazz in June $1,000 Offer free educational clinics delivered by nationally respected jazz and blues musicians KidsAlive! $2,200 Provide scholarships for children with special needs to perform with experienced young musical theater performers Life Change $3,000 Provide in-school programming to 5th Ballroom graders at FD Moon Elementary $3,000 Provide in-school programming at Rockwood Elementary and sponsor costuming for five students 7 Cimarron Opera’s H.M.S. Pinafore

Operating Educational Project Capacity Project Grantee Allocation Outreach Description Building Description Lyric Theatre $230,361 $5,100 Bring the Musical Interactive program $750 Attend the National Arts Marketing, of Oklahoma to schools statewide Development and Ticketing Conference $5,000 Bring the Musical Interactive program $2,500 Attend the National Alliance for to schools statewide Musical Theatre Conference and Festival Mabee-Gerrer $63,716 $3,000 Provide scholarships for low-income $850 Attend the American Alliance of Museum of Art students to enroll in weekly Museums Annual Meeting summer camps $4,500 Support the Art After-School program $1,750 Transition to a cloud-based software for ticketing, donations, membership and class registrations Metropolitan $9,499 $3,000 Extend the reach of in-school outreach $850 Attend the Association of Blacks in School of Dance workshops Dance Conference $3,000 Extend the reach of in-school outreach $1,000 Attend the National Dance Education workshops Organization Conference Myriad Gardens $1,000 Support the Children’s Garden Festival Foundation and Pumpkinville National Cowboy $67,433 $350 Enroll staff in an online grantwriting and Western course Heritage Museum* Norman Arts $3,000 Provide 5th-8th grade Norman students Council art participation scholarships Norman $13,390 $4,500 Expand provision of free visual arts Firehouse Art outreach to school-aged children at Center* partner community events $2,500 Underwrite the Children’s Summer Art Program 8 Oklahoma Contemporary hip-hop class

Operating Educational Project Capacity Project Grantee Allocation Outreach Description Building Description OK City Chorus $6,135 $1,000 Introduce middle and high school students to barbershop harmony through a one-day workshop $500 Introduce area Girl Scouts to barbershop harmony Oklahoma Arts $1,000 Implement upgrades and enhance- Institute ments to student audition software Oklahoma $36,654 $5,000 Provide scholarships for students to $2,000 Enhance security measures used Children’s enroll in spring and summer camps during school-break camps Theatre $5,500 Support afterschool programming at six OKC public elementary schools including a live production on the OCU campus Oklahoma City $224,102 $5,000 Support the ArtsReach program $750 Attend the Dance USA Conference Ballet $5,000 Support the BalletReach program at 12 schools and child development centers Oklahoma City $2,700 Support afterschool programming for Girls Art School low-income elementary and middle school girls Oklahoma City $367,285 $4,000 Support spring and summer break camps $750 Attend the American Alliance of Museum of Art at the museum for children ages 6-15 Museums Annual Meeting $5,000 Support teaching artist visits at OU $672 Attend the Oklahoma Museums Children’s Hospital Association Conference Oklahoma City $354,022 $5,000 Support the Youth Concert $750 Attend the League of American Philharmonic Series program Orchestras Conference $5,000 Sponsor one of three Discovery Concert $1,000 Attend the Digital Marketing Series performances Bootcamp for the Arts 9 High school students take a selfie with Oklahoma Shakespeare in the Park actors

Operating Educational Project Capacity Project Grantee Allocation Outreach Description Building Description Oklahoma $165,788 $4,000 Provide financial assistance for students $750 Attend the Association of Fundraising Contemporary to enroll in summer camps Professionals International Arts Center Fundraising Conference $5,000 Support free community outreach $3,000 Fund database enhancements programming Oklahoma $2,500 Support the Free Field Trip Program $750 Attend the Association of Fundraising Hall of Fame Professionals International Fundraising Conference $3,000 Support Free Family Programming $1,000 Attend the American Alliance of Museums Annual Meeting Oklahoma $2,500 Fund an organizational strategic Humanities planning retreat Council Oklahoma Jazz $3,000 Support the Oklahoma Youth Jazz Orchestra Ensemble’s 2017-2018 season and provide free admission to Oklahoma Jazz Orchestra concerts Oklahoma $850 Attend the American Alliance of Museums Museums Annual Meeting Association Oklahoma $20,025 $3,000 Offer a full-length performance of $1,000 Utilize the services of a grantwriting Shakespeare a Shakespeare play with pre- and consultant in the Park post-discussions for Oklahoma high school classrooms Oklahoma Visual $41,424 $2,000 Distribute information and make $1,000 Upgrade technology to a cloud- Arts Coalition resources available to high school based database software students and their teachers regarding the pursuit of art as a viable career Oklahoma Youth $11,947 $3,000 Provide financial assistance for families Orchestras to enable their children to further their musical education and training $3,000 Provide financial assistance and special scholarships for students 10 Prairie Dance Theatre’s in-school programming

Operating Educational Project Capacity Project Grantee Allocation Outreach Description Building Description Opry Heritage $11,990 $3,000 Provide free admission and Foundation of transportation for Westwood and Oklahoma* Thelma Parks elementary to view a performance at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum Paseo Arts $2,500 Provide an afterschool hip-hop dance Association class for students at Edgemere Elementary Plaza District $3,000 Provide visual arts education for 2nd- $600 Purchase donor software Association 5th graders at Eugene Field Elementary $875 Build a new website Pollard Theatre $2,500 Provide free admission to every 3rd grader in Guthrie public schools to view a matinee performance of “A Territorial Christmas Carol” Prairie Dance $7,220 $3,000 Support afterschool programming at $300 Enroll in Oklahoma Center for Theatre four Oklahoma City elementary schools Nonprofits’ Standards for Excellence and a week-long Spring Break camp program

$3,000 Support Smart Moves In-School programming for 4th-5th graders at Prairie Queen Elementary and 3rd graders at Oakridge Elementary Red Earth, Inc.* $14,031 $3,000 Work with the Indian Education program to introduce Native arts to urban students $3,000 Launch a youth educational component to the third annual Treefest Science Museum $366,650 $4,000 Underwrite admission and transportation Oklahoma for four Title 1 elementary schools to participate in Space Day $5,000 Support the inaugural Tinkerfest with free admission to the Museum The Sooner $17,311 $5,000 Provide partial and full scholarships for Theatre* classes, camps and workshops TOTALS $2,300,001 $194,500 $29,957

Allocation grant amounts approved in FY 2018 and paid in FY 2019. * In 2013, Allied Arts added new member agencies to its umbrella of support for the first time in 12 years. These six new agencies are being phased into the allocations process and will gradually grow to receive their full allocations amount. 11 SPECIAL EVENTS In addition to campaign fundraising, Allied Arts coordinates a number of special events to generate operating funds for the organization while also building brand awareness and engendering support from potential new donors. In the 2018 fiscal year, Allied Arts held its annual martini tasting and art auction, ARTini, as well as its annual golf tournament, Chip in for the Arts. Together, the events raised $130,485.

ARTini Hosted by the Catalyst leadership group of donors aged 40 and SPONSORS younger, the 2018 ARTini marked the 15th anniversary of the event. PRESENTING SPONSOR Held at the OKC Farmers Market on April 13, nearly 1,000 attendees RSM US LLP commemorated the event’s milestone while tasting custom-crafted INVITATION SPONSOR martinis from local lounges and restaurants and viewing more than Hall Estill 100 pieces of art from local artists featured in the auction. RESTAURANT SPONSOR John Krenger, Bank of Oklahoma, and Collins Peck, Smith & Pickel Bank of Oklahoma Construction, led a historic effort as co-chairs, raising $101,915 through sponsorship, ticket sales and art/raffle proceeds – the most VIP LOUNGE SPONSOR in Allied Arts history. The Social Order Dining Collective ART GALLERY SPONSOR AT&T Oklahoma PHOTO BOOTH SPONSOR Cemplex Group VALET SPONSOR Comfort Keepers SIGNATURE SPONSORS 110 Events The Chickasaw Nation Devon Energy Corporation OGE Energy Corp. People’s Choice Winner 1492 with ARTini co-chairs John Krenger and Collins Peck Prairie Wolf Vodka Traction SUPPORTING SPONSORS Chalk GableGotwals Kam’s Kookery Mansions Senior Living Tall Oak Midstream RESTAURANT PARTNERS 1492 New World Latin Cuisine Block 23/Aria FLINT The Greens Country Club Guyutes The Jones Assembly Museum Café Saints Topgolf Live performance art showcased at ARTini Yuzo Sushi Tapas CHIP IN FOR THE ARTS Allied Arts friends and golf enthusiasts came together at the SPONSORS Oklahoma City Golf & Country Club to play in the annual BIRDIE SPONSORS Chip in for the Arts golf tournament on May 7. More than Devon Energy 100 players enjoyed a gorgeous spring day and raised OGE Energy Corp. $28,570 through hole sponsorships, team registrations 19TH HOLE SPONSOR and raffle sales. OU Medical Center PREMIUM HOLE SPONSORS Bank of the West Charity Golf International The Oklahoman IN-KIND SPONSORS Anheuser-Busch Bank of Oklahoma Ben E. Keith Central Liquor Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages Cox Business Golf Galaxy Oklahoma City Thunder Ozarka SSM Health St. Anthony Topgolf ZT Cigars

Chip in for the Arts Corporate Cup Winners, players from Simmons Bank

A group of individual Chip in for the Arts players enjoy the day

13 CORPORATE AND FOUNDATION CIRCLE CLUB

VISIONARY $300,000+

“We are pleased to support Allied Arts because their efforts have such a wide-ranging impact. Their work helps bring new cultural experiences to the community, enhance the educational outlook for our young people, create meaningful Governor Bill Anoatubby employment opportunities and improve the local economy.”

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 Chief ingredient in a strong local business environment which, in turn, Executive Officer promotes greater prosperity across the entire community.”

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

“A tradition of arts investment in central Oklahoma” 14 SUSTAINER $50,000+

“American Fidelity is proud to join Allied Arts in the effort to enhance our community’s quality of life. From our corporate donation to our company-wide Colleague- giving campaign, American Fidelity believes in increasing access to the arts for our children and underserved “Continental Resources is pleased to join Allied Arts to segments of our community. Through our investment in support those who create and inspire us all.” Allied Arts, we are helping make arts for all possible.” Harold Hamm Tom McDaniel President and CEO President, American Fidelity Foundation

“The arts inspire, educate and entertain our society. Our family is dedicated to improving the quality of life for all "The Oklahoman is happy to support the work of Allied Oklahoma City’s citizens by sustaining the growth of its Arts. Art speaks across generations. Our city is enriched cultural community.” by the deep creativity of our community. We are grateful Christy Everest the artists share their talents with us.” Trustee Kelly Dyer Fry Editor of The Oklahoman and Vice President of News for OPUBCO Communications Group

Young children explore Chihuly at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art Carpenter Square Theatre’s production of Me & Jezebel 15 BENEFACTOR INVESTOR FRIEND $25,000+ $2,500+ $1,000+ Anonymous Bank SNB, a division of Anonymous Simmons Bank Ackerman McQueen Express Employment Professionals Central Liquor Company The Anne and Henry Zarrow Foundation Flogistix FIS A-Tech Paving MidFirst Bank Frontier State Bank Ben E. Keith Foods SSM Health St. Anthony Hospital GE Johnson Construction Bockus Payne Associates GlobalHealth Brookeville Equipment Corporation SPONSOR Hunzicker Brothers Carrington/Hall Fund JE Dunn Construction Clyde Riggs Construction $15,000+ Lingo Construction Commercial Carpet Contractors, Inc. BancFirst Lopez Foods Coyle Enterprises Bank of Oklahoma Mathis Brothers Furniture CrossFirst Bank Chesapeake Energy Corporation The Nelson Family Foundation Custom Cutting Millwork Dobson Family Foundation Nemecek Interior Construction Custom Floor Design, Inc. Dolese Bros. Co. Olsson EMSCO Electric Supply The Fred Jones Family Foundation OU Medicine Fox Building Supply The Kerr Foundation, Inc. Paycom Grant Thornton LLP Mercy Health Center Tapstone Energy Greater Oklahoma City Chamber Oklahoma Natural Gas, UMB Bank Gumerson Blake A Division of ONE Gas Hitachi Computer Products US Fleet Tracking GUARANTOR Houston Financial HPI PATRON $1,500+ Insight Creative Group Anonymous InterBank $10,000+ BC Clark Jewelers Kirk and Royce Hammons Charitable Fund The Cresap Family Foundation Beck Design The Lumber Shed Edward A. & Barbara N. Krei Fund Benham, a Haskell Company Maccini Construction Company INTEGRIS Health Candelaria Foster Design Build Mallett Plumbing Kimray, Inc. Caston Construction Matherly Mechanical Contractors Love’s Travel Stops ChappelWood Financial Services Miller Tippens Construction OnCue Charles Scott Waldrop Fund Mr. Ooley’s, Inc. Presbyterian Health Foundation Commerce Bank Mustang Fuel Corporation Simmons Foundation David Stanley Auto Group Nail Commercial Interiors SONIC, America’s Drive-In Don T. and Carolyn T. Zachritz Fund NBC Bank Tall Oak Midstream LLC Duncan Oil Properties, Inc. Norick Investment Company First Liberty Bank Oklahoma Electrical Supply PARTNER The Hagemeier Family Fund Osborne Electric $5,000+ HoganTaylor LLP People Source Staffing Professionals, LLC Home Creations Price Edwards & Company Bank of America Hood Family Fund R. Emery and Mary Lee Smiser Fund Charles & Cassandra Bowen HSE Architects Reagan Smith Energy Solutions, Inc. Charitable Foundation Inasmuch Foundation Renaissance Architects, PC Clements Foods Company M-D Building Products Republic Bank & Trust Crowe & Dunlevy Midtown Renaissance RSM US LLP Cummings Oil O’Connor Family Foundation Shawver & Son, Inc. EnCap Flatrock Midstream Orange Power Group Smith & Kernke Funeral Home Griffin Communications Perry Publishing and Southwestern Roofing & Metal, Inc. Hudiburg Auto Group Rees Associates Statewide Painting Contractors, Inc. IBC Bank Southwestern Stationery & Streets, LLC JPMorgan Chase & Co Bank Supply, Inc. Studio Architecture Oklahoma Allergy & Asthma Clinic Spaces, Inc. Total Environment Pelco Products, Inc. Ward Construction Ultrathin Ribbons & Medals Smith & Pickel Construction Williams, Box, Forshee & Bullard Veolia Energy Oklahoma City, Inc. W&W Steel Wymer Brownlee Weitzenhoffer Family College of Fine Arts

16 IN-KIND DONORS $50,000+ deadCenter Film Oklahoma Youth Orchestras Drew Dugan Opry Heritage Foundation The Oklahoman Media Company Edmond Fine Arts Institute On A Whim Tyler Media Edward A. & Barbara N. Krei Fund The Outlet Shoppes at Oklahoma $25,000+ Grand House China Bistro City Harn Homestead Ozarka Water & Coffee Service Hahn Appliance Hermosa Salon Painted Door $5,000+ Howard Brothers Florist Patrono Italian Restaurant John David Pearl’s Restaurant Group 405 Magazine Kam’s Kookery Pirate’s Alley Picture Frames Central Liquor Company Kendra Scott Roughtail Brewing Co. The Fleuriste Legacy Cleaners Sam Noble Oklahoma $1,000+ Live Nation Museum of Natural History Love’s Travel Stops Science Museum Oklahoma 110 Events Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma & Thelma Scottie’s Deli BancFirst Gaylord Academy SONIC, America’s Drive-In Oklahoma City Museum of Art Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art SSM Health St. Anthony Hospital Oklahoma City Thunder Mickey Mantle Steakhouse STAPLEGUN Oklahoma Gazette National Cowboy and Western Topgolf Susie’s Strictly From Scratch Heritage Museum Trader Joe’s < $999 Nothing Bundt Cakes Trochta’s Flowers Oklahoma City Ballet Urbane Home & Lifestyle Anonymous Oklahoma City Museum of Art Wagyu Japanese BBQ 21C Museum Hotel / Mary Eddy’s Oklahoma City National ZT Cigars Restaurant Memorial Museum Ambassador Hotel Tulsa Oklahoma City Philharmonic American Banjo Museum The Oklahoma City Swing Dance Club BancFirst Oklahoma Food Cooperative Bank of Oklahoma Oklahoma Tourism & Ms. Kelly Barnett Recreation Department Ben E. Keith Foods Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition Best of Books Biff’s Fitness Center Braum’s Ice Cream and Dairy Stores Cafe do Brasil Carpenter Square Theatre The Chalkboard Restaurant

17 INDIVIDUAL CIRCLE CLUB

Katie McClendon Mr. & Mrs. Gary Huneryager VISIONARY Jenny Love Meyer & John Meyer Mr. & Mrs. Gary C. Johnston $100,000 Monica & Jeff Parduhn Peggy Kates Glenna & Dick Tanenbaum Mrs. T. Ray Phillips Mr. Wood Kaufman Kim & David Rainbolt Christian Keesee SUSTAINER Nancy & George Records Dr. & Mrs. Larson R. Keso John & Charlotte Richels Mr. Jim Kessler & $50,000+ Lee & Suzie Symcox Mrs. Karen Wicker Christy & Jim Everest Jill & Sean Trauschke Pam & Jim Klepper Renate & Chuck Wiggin Kevin & Jennifer Lafferty BENEFACTOR Jill & Jim Williams Edith & Michael Laird Donna & Bruce Lawrence $25,000+ INVESTOR Lee Allan Smith Family Judy & Tom Love Cathy & Kurt Leichter Larry & Polly Nichols $2,500+ Bryan & Erin Lemmerman Nancy & Elaine & Harrison Levy SPONSOR Lee & Sherry Beasley Diane & Joel Lippert Julie & Mark Beffort Darren & Jenee Lister $15,000+ Lance & Linda Benham Dr. & Mrs. Tim Love Mrs. Henry Freede Mr. & Mrs. Clayton I. Bennett Mr. & Mrs. Edmund O. Martin Russ Harrison & Celina Abernathy Tim Berney Herb & Marynm Martin Lance & Cindy Ruffel Dr. & Mrs. L. Joe Bradley Desmond Mason Bill Cameron Steve Mason PATRON Mr. & Mrs. David Carpenter Tom & Brenda McDaniel Kelly & Kathy Caviness Mr. & Mrs. Lew McGinnis $10,000+ Susan Esco Chandler David & Jean McLaughlin Phil & Cathy Busey Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Clements Wes & Sandy Milbourn Melinda & Paul Cox Sody & Robert Clements Tony & Marian Moon Steve Dixon Barbara Cooper Max & Janie Myers Peggy & Nick Duncan Teresa Lee Cooper Mrs. Bradley Z. Naifeh Nedra Funk Barby Crabtree Mr. & Mrs. Roy Oliver Kirsten & David Griffin Lawrence H. & Ronna C. Davis The Hon. & Mrs. Daniel L. Owens LaDonna & Herman Meinders Mr. Michael E. Deeba Rachel & Collins Peck Mrs. Jeaneen Naifeh Karen R. Delaney Mr. James A. Pickel Mr. & Mrs. John Paul Dick Mr. Roshan Pujari PARTNER Ann-Clore & Walt Duncan H. E. Rainbolt $5,000+ Dr. & Mrs. Robert S. Ellis Mr. & Mrs. William J. Ross Brad Ezell Donald Rowlett Steven C. Agee, Ph.D. Shane Fernandez, Nabholz Mr. & Mrs. Tom Ryan Jennifer & Mark Allen Construction R.L. Sias Ms. Mo Anderson Dr. Teresa Folger Linda & Steve Slawson Mr. Steve Billey & Mrs. Laura Love Ms. Cathy Freede Darryl & Kathy Smette Robert & Karen Browne Beverly & Mark Funke C. Renzi & Lee Anne Stone Bob & Jan Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Byron Gambulos Lyndon & Pam Taylor Peggy & the late Doug Cummings Mr. Jerry A. Gilbert David & Jane Thompson Jeanette & Rand Elliott Mr. & Mrs. Charles S. Givens Lonny & Sherry Towell Tricia L. Everest Ed & Stefanie Gray NeAnn & Steve Trice Hillary, Peter & Rowan Farrell Mr. & Mrs. Fred J. Hall William Tunell, M.D. Mr. Dan Fioroni Mr. John Hart Mr. Gregg Wadley & Alice & Dave Hager Judy J. Hatfield Dr. Susan E. Brackett David & Aimee Harlow Suzette & S. Kim Hatfield Molly & Paul Wehrenberg Ronnie & Shahnaaz Irani Debe & Rick Hauschild James & Jennifer Weinland Mr. & Mrs. Robert Keating, Topographic, Inc. Frank & Bette Jo Hill John & Rebecca West Lisa & Greg Love Henry & Laura Hood The late Martha V. Williams Malia & Frank Love Bob & Vicki Howard Mr. Thomas Wilson Joan S. Maguire Leslie & Clifford Hudson Ms. Anne Wileman Workman 18 John & Janet Hudson Ms. Carol V. Ricks GUARANTOR Cindy Hunter Claudia & Jim Robertson $1,500+ Dr. & Mrs. Mason Jett K. Randy & Tamara Roper Pascal & Dolores Aughtry Ann & Bill Johnstone Manda & Mark Ruffin Mr. Bob E. Barnard Don & Carol Kaspereit Patty & Rick Ruffin Ms. Kelly Barnett Claren M. Kidd Meg Salyer J. Edward Barth Karleen Krywucki Dr. & Mrs. E.N. Scott Samara Brenda J. Barwick Ann Lacy Frank & Amy Sewell Kristine & Pat Bates Ms. Sharon Lappin, P.E. Shirley & Ben Shanker Dr. & Mrs. Charles F. Bethea Chris & Lisa Lawson Pam & Bill Shdeed Maj. Gen. W. P. Bowden Mark & Carol Lester Joe & Ginger Shockley Carole & Deal Bowman Dr. & Mrs. David M. Lewis Kent & Valerie Shortridge Dr. & Mrs. John R. Bozalis Patti & Rob Lewis Mr. & Mrs. Carl Shortt Jr. Drew Braum Mr. & Mrs. Randy Lewis Scot & Ginger Sigler Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Brown Ms. Ursula Lewis Drs. Paul & Amalia Miranda Silverstein Jim & Becky Buchanan Linda G. & Duke R. Ligon Mr. & Mrs. Roger Simons Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Burger Kathryn Liska Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Slater Martha Burger Dave & Lana Lopez Kristen & Douglas Sorocco Lori Burson Dr. & Mrs. James B. Lowe Irwin & Kelley Steinhorn Brian & Ashley Byrnes Roxie & Glen Maynard Rev. Craig Stinson & Dr. Krista Jones Dr. Mary Jane Calvey Will & Lorrie McCandless Mr. & Mrs. Tim Strange Scarlet & Nathan Cao Cindy & Johnny McCharen Doug & Susie Stussi Gary & Michelle Chilton Robert O. & Davalene McDonald Bob & Amanda Sullivan Jim & Marcee Claflin Mr. & Mrs. Jere W. McKenny Clayton & Marnie Taylor Jim & Carolyn Clark Mr. & Mrs. Joe A. McKenzie Mr. & Mrs. Chuck Thompson Carolyn Coffey Chrissy & Rob McLaughlin Mrs. Billie Thrash Mick & Terri Cornett Bruce & Claire McLinn Beth & Jim Tolbert Molly & Jim Crawley Mr. & Mrs. James C. Meade Mike & Susan Turpen Ms. Anita Crites-Milam Bill Mee Gordy & Anita Vanderveer Dr. & Mrs. W. Edward Dalton Helen & David Mercer Vicki VanStavern & Don Narcomey Porter & Terri Davis Mr. & Mrs. Harry Merson Tony & Lisa Vaughn Grant & Summer DeFehr Ms. Sandy Meyers Mr. & Mrs. Randy Von Netzer Mr. & Mrs. Ramsey W. Drake II Mr. Carl Milam Eddie Walker & Tim Fields Paul & Debby Dudman Ms. Angela Miller Laura Warriner Mr. Sidney G. Dunagan & Diane & Dr. & Mrs. James R. Wendelken Ms. Sherry Wood E. Keith Mitchell Casey & Rainey Williams Patty Empie Nancy W. Moore Mr. & Mrs. Troy L. Wilson Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Rodney England G. Wythe Munford / R. Kent Campbell Mr. & Mrs. John Winblad Lael Erickson Mr. Franklin K. Naifeh Mark & Gale Wood Mr. & Mrs. David Feroli Randy & Cara Nance Mr. & Mrs. David Woods Tim & Ellen Fleming Debbie Nauser Heidi & Terryl Zerby Russell Fray Mrs. Faye Norton Gerald & Jane Jayroe Gamble Jeff & Valerie Oakley FRIEND Mr. & Mrs. P. B. Odom III Mrs. Nina Gaugler $1,000 Ann Felton Gilliland Charles L. Oppenheim David & Camilla Ostrowe Paul W. & Leigh Ann Albers Kay Goebel, Ph.D. Mr. & Mrs. Patrick B. Alexander Melvin & Bobbie Gragg Karol & David Page Darlene & Dr. & Mrs. John Armitage Anne & Barry Q. Gray Patricia & Rick Ayling Saralyn Hall Sarah Lee Gossett Parrish Caroline & Guy Patton Ms. Paula Barrington Jane B. Harlow Lisa Barry Mr. & Mrs. Ben Harris Homer Paul William G. Paul Tim & Elby Beal Dr. & Mrs. James Hartsuck Jackie & Jerry Bendorf Conner & Jane Helms Marvin & Sandra Peyton Alice & Phil Pippin Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Benham Dr. Dodge & Lori Hill Carol & Charles Blackwood Berry & Frances Pitts Joe Hodges Mr. & Mrs. G.T. Blankenship Sarah & Dan Hogan Dr. Paul E. Plowman & Beverly Scribner Emily Blaschke & Matt Link Karin & David Holsted Susan & Steve Prescott Marilyn & Bill Boettger Anne & Lynn Holzberlein Dr. Robert & Denise Remondino Connell & Cliff Branan Kate & Michael Howell Paul & Karen Renfrow Sharlene S. Branham Ken & Linda Howell Jerry & Joy Richardson Mr. & Mrs. William H. Braum 19 Mr. & Mrs. Cordell Brown Sue & Gary Homsey Ray & Pat Potts Kathy & Hal Brown Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Howell Renee & Nick Preftakes Kim & Steve Bruno Mark Houser & Joan Allmaras Bill & Niki Puffinbarger Mr. & Mrs. Bob G. Bunce Karen James & John Gray Susan & Steve Raybourn Mark & Teresa Burson Pam & Carlos E. Johnson Mr. G. Jeffrey Records Jr. Cristy Callins Michael & Kim Joseph Chris & Amy Reen Jo Carol Cameron Dr. David Kallenberger Drs. Robert & Suzanne Reynolds Sunny Cearley & Adam Brooks Cathy & Frank Keating Donna Rinehart-Keever & Larry Louise Cleary Churchill Dr. & Mrs. J. Michael Kelly Keever Dr. Mel & Karen Clark Mr. John Kennedy Jr. Dawn Roberts Karla & George Cohlmia Chris & Marcy Kenney Mr. & Mrs. Bill Rodgers Jennifer & Jeremy Colby Ms. Laura Kerr Patrick & Marianne Rooney Amy & David Cottrell Steve & Beth Kerr Lori Rose Dr. Terry L. Cotterell John Kilgallon Mr. & Mrs. Don Ross Mr. Andy Crum Sandra & Michael Kirk Roberta & Greg Roush Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Cunningham Stacy & Brad Klepper Jimmy & Ruth Sallis Bob Curtis Wes & Mary Margaret Knight Drs. John & Lois Salmeron Lee Ann DeArman Debra & Kristian Kos Karen & Mike Samis Rita & Al Dearmon Brad & Robin Krieger Sally Saunders Ms. Barb Denny Sylvia & Tom Kuhls Phil & Avis Scaramucci Jim & Becky Denny Dr. Tom & Carolyn Kupiec Rob & Jaime Schultheis Mike & Darci Dillard Sherri & Bill Lance Claire D. Schwartz David Donchin Mr. & Mrs. Lindel Larison Tim Scott Mr. David Downing Mr. Travis Lawler & Deborah McAuliffe Senner & Richard Dulaney Mrs. Amanda Kirkpatrick-Lawler Scott Senner Dr. Don & Linda Dunn Clifton Lees Mary & John Seward Vionette & John Dunn Mr. & Mrs. Jean Leger Jr. Marjorie & Ralph Shadid Bill & Barbara Durrett Mr. & Mrs. Ryan & Jenny Lewellyn Cindi & Mike Shelby Carl & Susan Edwards Mr. & Mrs. Guy Liebmann Mr. & Mrs. Steve Sherman Patricia Edwards Tiffany Lindsey Mr. Michael S. Ellis Kristin & Rodney Lipe Scott & Susie Sjulin Julie & Mike Emmelhainz Paula Love Dr. & Mrs. Floyd Skarky Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Evans Mr. & Mrs. A. Thomas Loy John & Shyla Slay Jeff Ewing Ed & Diana Lynn Raybourn H. Smiser Jr. Joshua & Marni Fahrenbruck Margo & David Maberry Amanda & Rick Smith Governor & Mr. John A. Mackechnie Scott & Lesley St. John Mr. Wade Christensen Sherry & Todd Marshall Judith Clouse Steelman Larry & Roberta Fields Mr. Travis C. Mason Dr. Jerry Steward Kimberly & Cloyd Fisher Mr. Mike Matthews Jeannie & Danny Stith Mary & Colin FitzSimons Laurie McCann-Hyde Wayne Stone & Ann Ackerman Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Fleckinger Mr. & Mrs. David J. McCubbin Mark & Debbie Stonecipher Ms. Polly Fleet Marta & Mark McCubbin William Sultemeier David J. Flesher, MD Mark & Stacy McDaniel John & Kip Suter Robert Fuxa Liz & Tim McLaughlin Claire Thompson Jerry & Mark Gautreaux Scott & Susan Meacham Jeff & Sarah Thompson Sarah & Bryan Geiger Virginia A. Meade Drs. Kyle Toal & Susan Chambers Dr. & Mrs. Gilbert Gib Gibson Mr. & Mrs. Steve Merrill Mr. & Mrs. John Trammell Ret. Gen. David Gillett Dr. Allan & Ellen Metz Jon Trudgeon April & David Gonzalez Susie & Chris Moock Tallie & Thad Valentine Mr. David Gorham Barry Murphy Jr. Ms. Erin Van Laanen Mr. Devon Hahn Mr. & Mrs. R. Clark Musser Mr. & Mrs. Poteet Victory John Haiduk Mr. John L. Myles Mr. & Mrs. Thomas B. Walsh, CPA Sam & Joy Hammons Drs. Sumit & Sumeeta Nanda Jack & Lisa Wheeler Linda C. Haneborg G. David Neff & Suzanne Peck Patricia & Ben Williams Ann & Burns Hargis Lynda & Chuck Nelson Tyson & Bronda Williams Roger Harrod Monique & Andrew Nelson Keith Winter Ms. Amy M. Hearn Ms. Yvonne Nottnagel Christi & Eric Woodworth Bonnie B. Hefner Lee Oei John Yoeckel JP Hendrick Ian & Marran Ogilvie Steve & Eileen Young Mr. & Mrs. Gregg Henson Catherine & Andrew Oster Mr. & Mrs. John Higginbotham Cynda & Larry Ottaway Chelley & Brian Hilmes Mr. & Mrs. Ron Page Jeramie Hnot Richard & Gayle Parry Susan & Peter Hoffman Christian Pearson Dr. & Mrs. John H. Holliman Dr. Joseph W. Phillips CATALYST

Comprised of young professionals 40 and younger, Catalyst provides an opportunity for leadership development, networking and volunteerism in the arts. In addition to overseeing the popular ARTini event, Catalyst offers members monthly get-togethers to learn about the arts in our community and engage in art experiences together.

Jennifer Alcox GlobalHealth Courtney Merz & JJ Ritchey Janelle Archer Bailey Gordon Morgan Morrissey Allison Aughtry Paige Buxton Graham Roja Najafi, Ph.D. Shelby Aughtry Brittane Grant Ashley Neese Cynthia Barnes Kristin Greenhaw Ms. Michele Nicholson Mr. Kyle Barrett Ashley & David Hackler Chad & Cassie Niemann Lona Barrick Amanda & Nathaniel Harding Sean & Lauren O’Brien Deborah & Bryan Baucom Morgan Hartman Joshua & Jaime Olson Kirby & Brett Behenna JP Hendrick Sandra Opalka Raleigh Blumstein Caitlin Hicks Osborne Electric Dan Bomhoff Ms. Brandi Hollis Tammy Overholt Brian Bounds Ms. Sarah Hooper Danielle Painter Blair Bradley Julie & Heath Hornbeek Christian Pearson Jennifer Byrd Lauren & George Horton Rachel & Collins Peck Paula & Matt Cagigal Rena Horton Jacqueline Redd Tiffany Castleberry Kate & Michael Howell Luke Reese Christine & Cameron Caviness Christin & Cody Hughes Karen Ross & Dave Wilson Lindsey & Christian Caviness Samuel Jarvis-Steinwert Lucinda Ross Adam & Elizabeth Christensen Tara Jeffery Mr. & Dr. Bruce Sarver Megan Clifford Lauren & Rich Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Ryan Schulz Ms. Kayce Coffman Daryl Jones David Scott Janine Collinge Alex Joseph Summer & Jonathan Sellers Commercial Carpet Contractors, Inc. Laura Ketchum & Ryan Robinson Brittni Shull Ashley Cooper John Kilgallon Blair & Richard Sims Kimberly Cope Becky King Hayley & Daniel Sloat Chloe Cumbie Mr. Steven Kochenower Ms. Ashley Smith Ms. Laura Cunningham Ms. Lisa Kraft Cally Sparks Steven Curry Kathleen & John Krenger Brad Steele Jill Cusack David Lam Daniel Stuart Lauren Davis Ms. Katheryn Lamson Kayla Stump Miranda Davis Mr. & Mrs. Lindel Larison Steven Sylke Dr. Adam de la Garza Mr. Justin Laub Stephen Tremaine & Mr. Corey Phillips Ms. Whitney B. Lawson Michael Wallace Audrey L. Dodgen Jeff Lecompte Chris Ward Meredith Downing Lorri Kim Lewis Anh Weber Robert & Mica Duncan Tiffany Lindsey Susan Weed Dr. & Mrs. Dave Easley Donna Lisle Daniel Weintraub Kevin & Kim Eckley Ms. Kayti Lopez John Weis & Britt Flaming Madison & Dylan Edwards Corey Lucero & Ambia Cail Taylor Whiteside Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Evans Melissa Mahanes Patricia & Ben Williams Natasha Fanson Lauren Maxey Kimberly Womack Leann Farha Mr. Weston McCan Jacque & Allen Wright Paul & Debbie Fleming Caleb McCoy Kurt & Julie Foreman Mr. & Mrs. Sam McCurdy Robert Fuxa Taylor & Madison McLawhorn Regina & Don Gardner Andrew Merrill 21 STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION ASSETS

CURRENT ASSETS Cash $ 3,084,964 Certificates of Deposit $ 257,231 Accounts Receivable (Net of Allowances) $ 462,618 Other $ 23,734 TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS $ 3,828,547

PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT Office Equipment $ 224,951 Website $ 82,065 Art $ 11,734 Leasehold Improvements $ 17,217 Long-Term Marketing $ 4,509 Accum. Deprec. - Equipment $ (318,221) TOTAL PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT $ 22,255

OTHER ASSETS Centennial Fund $ 2,280,291 OCCF Assets Contributed by AA $ 745,650 TOTAL OTHER ASSETS $ 3,025,941 TOTAL ASSETS $ 6,876,743

LIABILITIES & CAPITAL

CURRENT LIABILITIES $ 2,028 Accounts Payable $ 90,169 Accrued Expenses $ 2,593,994 Allocations Payable TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES $ 2,686,191

CAPITAL $ 273,228 Fund Balance - Undesignated $ 850,397 Fund Balance - Operating Reserve (50% of Operating Exp. Plus 5% of Campaign Goal) $ 643,622 OCCF Fund Bal - Contrib. by AA $ 16,077 OCCF Mrkt. Value Change $ 2,231,857 Centennial Endowment Fund - Board Desgn. $ 52,608 Cent. - Board Desgn. Current Earnings $ (13,338) Cent. - Board Desgn. Fees $ 46,732 Cent. - Board Desgn. Realized/Unrealized Gains/Losses $ 3,367 Net Operating Income TOTAL CAPITAL $ 4,190,552 TOTAL LIABILITIES & CAPITAL $ 6,876,743

22 2018 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

OFFICERS Karen Delaney, Community Volunteer Linda Haneborg, Linda Haneborg Walt Duncan, Duncan Oil Properties Associates Chair Mike Emmelhainz, The Boeing Company Judy Hatfield,Equity Commercial Tricia Everest, Community Volunteer Christy Everest, E.L. and Thelma Realty Vice Chair Gaylord Foundation Ann Johnstone, Versateq Steve Mason, Bluebird Consulting Jim Everest, Everest Bros. Investments Christian Keesee, Kirkpatrick Bank James Farris, James Farris Associates Harrison Levy, Newmark Grubb Levy Secretary Shane Fernandez, Nabholz Strange Beffort Mike Turpen, Riggs Abney Polly Fleet, Cox Business Services Judy Love, Love’s Travel Stops Treasurer Russell Fray, Baker Hughes, a GE Company Joan Maguire, J&M Investment Co. Max Myers, Tall Oak Midstream Bailey Gordon, Oklahoma Hall of Fame Jere McKenny, McKenny Energy Ed Gray, HPI John Richels, Devon Energy EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE John Higginbotham, Bank of Oklahoma Corporation Brian Hilmes, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Richard Sias, Community Volunteer Affiliated Fund Trustee Joe Hodges, SSM Health St. Anthony Lee Allan Smith, Oklahoma Events Lou C. Kerr, The Kerr Foundation, Inc. Anne Holzberlein, University of Central Carol W. Troy, Troy Consulting Allocations Chair Oklahoma Foundation John Winblad, Retired, John Winblad Debbie Nauser, STRAT•COMM Heath Hornbeek, ACME Brick Insurance Agency Janet Hudson, Community Volunteer Board Management Chair Gail Huneryager, HoganTaylor EX OFFICIO Michael Laird, Crowe & Dunlevy Elizabeth Hunt, ITC Jim Couch, City of Oklahoma City Branding/Marketing Chair Chris Kenney, American Fidelity Assurance Meg Salyer, Accel Financial Staffing Brian Byrnes, Oklahoma City Thunder Jim Kessler, Candor Performance Amanda Kirkpatrick-Lawler, Deby Snodgrass, Campaign Co-Chairs Metro Mark Realtors Oklahoma Dept. of Commerce Jerry Steward, Aimee Harlow, FIS Pam Klepper, Retired, Keller Williams Realty Oklahoma City David Harlow, BancFirst Corp. Wesley Knight, Bank of Oklahoma Community College Roy Williams, Greater OKC Chamber Grant Chair Kristian Kos, New Source Energy Kent Shortridge, Oklahoma Natural Gas Ed Krei, Independent Bank Consultant Brad Krieger, Arvest Bank ALLIED ARTS TEAM HR/Succession Planning Chair Bryan Lemmerman, Chesapeake Energy President & CEO Glen Maynard, Devon Energy Corporation Travis Mason, Cushman Wakefield Deborah McAuliffe Senner Immediate Past Chair Mike Mitchell, Chickasaw Nation Industries C. Renzi Stone, Saxum Barry Murphy, Cushman Wakefield Campaign & Grants Director Valerie Naifeh, Naifeh Fine Jewelry Jennifer Bryan New Agency Chair Camilla Ostrowe, Community Volunteer Development Consultant Jean Hartsuck, Retired, OMRF David Ostrowe, 180 Business Solutions Terri Cornett OKCityCard Development Chair Darlene Parman, Parman & Easterday Employee Giving Coordinator Joshua Fahrenbruck, OK!NNOVATE Dr. Stephen Prescott, Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation Shannon Lockwood Strategic Planning Chair Roshan Pujari, Vikasa Capital Employee Giving Assistant David Woods, Magellan Executive Partners Paul Renfrow, Retired, OGE Energy Corp. Sarah Kuhlmann Members At Large Shannon Rogers, GE Johnson Construction Finance Director Grant DeFehr, Mammoth Energy Services Bill Schonacher, IBC Bank Rob Schultheis Paul Dudman, Fellers Snider Paige Shepherd, The Chickasaw Nation Ann-Clore Duncan, Duncan College Consulting Chuck Spicer, OU Medical System IT Manager Colin FitzSimons, Corytus, LLC Danny Stith, Wealth Management Group Tommie Parker Russ Harrison, Compellier Mark Stonecipher, Fellers Snider Marketing & PR Manager James A. Pickel, Smith & Pickel Construction Suzie Symcox, First Fidelity Bank Toni Allen K. Randy Roper, MidFirst Bank Mims Talton, Flogistix Chuck Thompson, Republic Bank & Trust Kristin Thomas, Continental Resources OKCityCard Coordinator & Lonny Towell, Retired, Kerr-McGee Corporation Jeff Thompson, MTM Recognition Development Assistant Anita Vanderveer, Sonic Corp. Laura Cunningham Erin Van Laanen, McAfee & Taft DIRECTORS Research & Development Assistant Vicki VanStavern, VanStavern Design Group Steve Agee, Oklahoma City University Zachary Gozlan Laura Aufleger,OnCue Allen Brown, Allen Brown Architects HONORARY Senior Development Officer & Cathy Busey, Delaware Resource Group Events Manager Richard Clements, Clements Foods Mike Carrier, OKC Convention & Visitors Meredith Downing The late Doug Cummings, Cummings Bureau Oil Company Kelly Caviness, Caviness Landscape Josephine Freede, Community Volunteer Graham Colton, GC Recordings Mark Funke, Simmons Bank Anita Crites, Kaizen Management Kay Goebel, Psychologist 23

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