2020 Annual Report Table of Contents

3 | Our Mission 10 | Membership in Review

4 | Letter to the Community 11| Annual Gala

5| DW @Home 12 | End of Year Appeal

6 | SCI Program 13 | Donors

7 | Summer Camp 15 | Board of Directors

8 | Reiman Aquarium

9 | Thankful for Volunteers

2 2020 DISCOVERY WORLD ANNUAL REPORT Our Mission Discovery World provides fun and educational experiences through interactive exhibits and educational programs for families and students in , the region, and the state of .

We generate excitement for Science, Technology, Engineering, Math (STEM), freshwater education and careers in the minds of children and young people, while playing a vital role in the workforce development pipeline.

3 2020 DISCOVERY WORLD ANNUAL REPORT Dear Friends of Discovery World,

As we reflect back on 2020, it is safe to say it was not the year any of us anticipated. The COVID-19 pandemic impacted all aspects of our lives, forcing us to lockdown and change our most basic daily routines to protect our own health and the safety of everyone around us. The issues of racial injustice required us all to consider how we can individually and collectively overcome the inequities in our society and provide more opportunity and access for all members of our community.

After a strong start to the year, Discovery World closed its doors to the public on March 13 with the hope that we would reopen after a few short weeks. Our closure lasted much longer and it was not until July that we reopened with limited capacity. We faced further challenges as health indicators forced us to close again in November for another extended period.

But throughout 2020, Discovery World never lost sight of its educational mission. The pandemic made it clear that the need for a scientifically literate public is even more essential, and reminded us that every child deserves access to high quality science learning experiences.

Efforts like DW@Home (highlighted later in the report) allowed us to quickly support parents who found themselves in the role of educator when schools closed, learning was focused at home and instruction moved online. Even when school resumed in the fall, teachers and students found themselves in a very different environment. Onsite field trips were not an option, so our team launched the School and Community Initiative (SCI) program (discussed later in the report), ensuring that students and teachers could continue hands-on science learning in a virtual setting.

We were forced to make many difficult decisions from closing our doors to revising budgets and dramatically reducing our staff. Our focus for much of the year was on stabilizing Discovery World and surviving these challenging times. The scale of our organization has been reduced, but our commitment to the community we serve has never been greater.

We are thankful for all the support we received from our partners. As we rebuild for the future, hope and optimism will guide Discovery World to become a stronger organization. With your help, we will take what we have learned and expand our impact. Together with families, schools, community organizations, volunteers, staff, and donors we can make sure that all of our children can be resilient and prepared to maximize their potential. They deserve a brighter future, and we look forward to supporting them on that path.

Thank you for all you do for Discovery World.

Sincerely,

Bryan Wunar President and CEO

4 2020 DISCOVERY WORLD ANNUAL REPORT DW@Home In response to closing our doors due to Covid-19 but still wanting to fulfill our mission to families in Wisconsin, Discovery World created an online portal of resources called DW@Home. The portal provides STEM-based activities, projects, connections to the aquarium and resources for families to do at home - encouraging hands-on science learning and investigations using common household supplies. https://www.discoveryworld.org/discovery-world-home/

The DW@Home page includes the following: Experiments and Activities Each week, three to five activities were posted, sharing a common theme. Activities include experiments, design challenges, investigations, videos and other educational materials.

From the Aquarium Videos, projects, and posts, hosted by Discovery World’s Aquarists that highlight animal feedings, behind-the-scenes glimpses, informational talks and live look camera feeds.

Additional Resources Recommended resources to further at-home learning. All resources are vetted by Discovery World staff prior to being posted, and will be evaluated based on several criteria.

Through support from our Board of Directors and community organizations, Discovery World raised over $100,000 in the spring of 2020 through a publicly launched community fundraising challenge to fuel the institution’s ability to increase science literacy and accessibility through DW@Home, continued care for the animals in the Reiman Aquarium and to once again reopen our doors.

The challenge originated through Discovery World’s Board of Directors and leadership committees. Benjamin Wagner and Will Nasgovitz, Board Directors and Development Committee co-chairs, were instrumental in leading the efforts amongst board members to help Discovery World in these times of uncertainty. Discovery World applauds the major investment from our Board of Directors, as they raised $50,000 in a few short weeks.

Community partners also supported these efforts through sponsorships of DW@Home.

Fitted with the support of Discovery World’s Board and leadership, including word-of-mouth outreach, the team increased exposure to the fundraising challenge through earned media stories, inbound marketing and the utilization of new organizational social media efforts such as live fundraising streams.

5 2020 DISCOVERY WORLD ANNUAL REPORT SCI Program Discovery World realized that in-person field trips would not be a reality for the 2020/21 school year. In response, the organization created a new program to bring field trips to life – virtually! We created virtual tours, activity kits, video-based labs and equipment loans to provide a broad range of instructional supports for educators to enhance their students’ educational experience. We did not want high quality STEM education to go the wayside simply because schools are not physically embarking on field trips; we brought Discovery World field trips and labs to the schools.

This program deepened our impact on the children of Milwaukee and ensured that all young people are provided with learning opportunities in these challenging times. The beauty of this program is that many roadblocks that once restricted students from coming to Discovery World are gone, such as limited busing resources and lack of chaperones. By reducing barriers and costs, we helped deliver hands- on STEM content to the schools that couldn't afford it – at a time when the needed it the most.

The program launched in October and by the end of the year, we had already welcomed over 5,000 students into the program. Teachers have expressed gratitude for Discovery World virtual programs, as they provide an opportunity to experience hands-on and interactive learning, despite the new, virtual world. Of the teachers surveyed after the program, 87% cited that they would want to participate in a virtual program in the future, even after school and field trips resume; 95% of teachers agreed or strongly agreed that the program met their expectation for a virtual learning program.

6 2020 DISCOVERY WORLD ANNUAL REPORT Summer Camp The summer camp season began with three weeks of virtual summer camps - attended by 45 campers. After the City of Milwaukee health and safety recommendations allowed for in-person gatherings, Discovery World launched in-person summer camps with new protocols to keep campers and staff safe. By integrating smaller camp groups, modifying curriculum to allow for individual and distanced activities, and changing pick-up, lunch and drop-off procedures, Discovery World successfully facilitated in-person learning. During the 2020 season, we had 312 campers join us for longtime favorite camps like Jr. Robotics, Filmmaker 101, Jr. Clothing Designer, and more.

Feedback from parents and guardians was overwhelmingly positive and gracious for the camp opportunity during these difficult times. Parents reported being “impressed” by the experience, and grateful that their children had a safe place to learn and socialize.

7 2020 DISCOVERY WORLD ANNUAL REPORT Reiman Aquarium During the first quarter of 2020 the Reiman Aquarium team had been maintaining normal operations, updating the record keeping system, reviewing all systems and trainings as a team, and planning new salt and freshwater animal acquisitions. Unfortunately, due to the impact of the pandemic these new animal acquisitions needed to be put on hold, and the team was split into 2 (A and B teams) in an effort to maintain updated safety protocols while continuing high quality care for the diverse live collection.

Every effort was made to reduce operational impact while maintaining a healthy environment. Exhibit footprints were reduced while closed, and lighting was strategically limited to save on energy consumption and algae growth.

In addition to the aquarium maintenance and care efforts, the team also supported Discovery World's community support initiatives through social media campaigns and partnering with the Discovery World Education team on content for DW @ Home.

Our aquarists continued to stay sharp and expand their depth of knowledge by virtually attending the Piscine Energetics Conference, known for high quality fish feeds and other supplies. Our team was able to share innovative ideas with other organizations that are reliant on a large staff and volunteers. Several Reiman Aquarium aquarists co-led programs as well.

In July, as Discovery World prepared to reopen, and aquarists switched gears to assist with aquarium-related summer camp programming. When we opened to the public, guests had the opportunity to still see the majority of our aquarium with only a couple exhibits remaining closed to follow new health and safety protocols. Guests could even still visit and pet our touch tank sting rays and lake sturgeon.

During the last quarter of the year, we continued to enhance the public experience within the aquarium, and we can’t wait for our guests to see when they are allowed to return.

8 2020 DISCOVERY WORLD ANNUAL REPORT Thankful for Volunteers Despite the suspension of most of Discovery World’s volunteer opportunities in 2020 amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, 160 volunteers and interns donated nearly 4,000 hours as exhibit docents, divers, tall ship maintenance volunteers, administrative assistants, event hands and more.

Volunteers also donated their time remotely sewing face coverings for staff and fellow volunteers, compiling research and designing activity sheets for virtual education programming.

In a year of uncertainty, the commitment of our talented and generous volunteer community remained a constant.

Thank you! We couldn’t do it without you!

Juliana Dutcher Julia Callahan

9 2020 DISCOVERY WORLD ANNUAL REPORT Membership in Review Members are some of our greatest allies, supporters and audiences. We had tremendous member participation at the beginning of the year. When we closed our doors, we had many members renew their memberships and patrons elected to purchase memberships for the first time – even when we were closed.

In July of 2020, we did a soft open for members and the response to our opening was tremendous. We were providing a safe space for them to learn, have fun and grow as a family. Upon our November closure and through the end of the year, members continued to be supportive via renewing memberships, winning items in our end of year auction and contributing to our end of year appeal.

Discovery World also continues to offer our Corporate Partner Employee Membership Discount Program. This program was introduced in January 2017 to create meaningful relationships with employees of our corporate partners. Membership discount rates of 10%, 15%, 25% and 50% are calculated based on prior year corporate giving and are reevaluated annually. The discount is provided to employees on any level of new or renewing memberships with evidence of active employment. We offered new membership discounts at the beginning of 2020 for all donations made in 2019, and processed new discounts at the end of the year for donations made in 2020.

10 2020 DISCOVERY WORLD ANNUAL REPORT Annual Gala Discovery World was excited to host its first virtual annual Gala on October 10, 2020. The event featured our emcee, Denise Thomas, our auctioneer, Dan Pronley, and CEO Bryan Wunar. We broadcasted into people’s homes and highlighted the great work that we’ve done in the community and impressed upon the need for support – during the pandemic and always.

The evening also featured a fantastic cooking segment with recently nominated and two-time James Beard Award winner, Chef Paul Bartolotta, of The Bartolotta Restaurants, guest speakers, celebrities, creative fun, a silent auction and a live appeal. The silent auction went live to the public a month before the event.

Further, all who purchased tables or attend at a virtual table received a luxurious gift basket with delicious cuisine compliments of Bartolotta’s Catering and a keepsake from Discovery World. The event raised $230,000.

11 2020 DISCOVERY WORLD ANNUAL REPORT End of Year Appeal Like most nonprofits, Discovery World typically solicits for support at the end of the year. This year, being no different, but with additional support from our Development Committee, we did a board-directed push as well as solicitation from our membership base, community donors and supporters.

We also hosted a virtual, end of year silent auction in which donors could purchase auction items just in time for the holidays while also supporting Discovery World’s mission. We created videos about our mission and showcased them on our website and on our social media channels. This initiative focused on how we were still providing STEM education, even when our doors were closed for much of the year.

12 2020 DISCOVERY WORLD ANNUAL REPORT Donors Hank Adams Jennifer Bond Todd Cunningham GE Healthcare Heather Holden Brooks Michael Kowrach Mike McRoy William Adolph Marget Boyd Kerry and Tim Daly GE Healthcare Foundation Katherine Holiday Mike and Sherri Krabath Meier Family Foundation Hannah Aichelman James and Margaret Boyle Charitable Jon and Anne Davies Danni Gendelman Doris Holmes Dennis and Kathy Krakau Meijer Rachel Allen Fund Elizabeth J. Davis General Electric Jerome J. and Dorothy H. Holz Family Jessica Kramer Tresca Meiling Tom Almanzo Jim & Meg Boyle Chelsea Davis David and Velma Geraldson Foundation Tom and Bezmi Kranick John Mellowes and R. Jan Pirozzolo-Mellowes Alter Trading Corporation Elizabeth Braatz Bryna Goeckner and Darren Davis Greg Gernert Brian and Emily Hooge Ryan Kresse John and Linda Mellowes Karen Alterkruse Tom and Chris Braine Dirk and Terry Debbink Matt and Mandy Gilbertson Michael Hostad John Krihwan Amina Merchant AmazonSmile Foundation Nolan Brandon Debbink Family Foundation Joshua and Julia Gimbel Jill Hughes Shannalee Krihwan Mercury Marine American Family Insurance Nathan Bray-Marks and Colette Emanuel John and Katherine Deely Gitche Gumee, Dave Landers Brad Humphreys Tyler Krihwan Kenneth Merryman American Transmission Company Brennan Family Thomas and Deborah Degnan Cecile and Michael Gitter Sherry B. Husa Stanley Kritzik Joshua Meyer Cory and Jeremy Ampe Joel and Audra Brennan Jennifer Degnan-Olotu Tera Glandon-Yarnell Claire Huschen Ron Krygsman and Valerie Sichi-Krygsman Michael Meyer Kari and Vince Anewenter Bressers Information Service Delta Dental Jessica Gleason HUSCO International KS Energy Services Kate Meyer Anon Charitable Trust Brewers Community Foundation Lauren Dickerson Larry Golding IBM Corp Matching Grants Program Casey Kulka MHS Health Wisconsin Anonymous EG Fund Ann Bria Ryan Diggs John Goller Imagine MKE LAB Midwest, LLC Jenny Michaelson AO Smith Foundation, Inc Michelle Brien Kate Dingus Colleen Golomski Dorothy Inbusch Foundation Mary Ann and Charles LaBahn Ryan and Jamie Michalski Colleen and Mike Armgardt Chris and Margie Briskie Victoria Dishner Greg and Kathy Gomez The Ismert Family Louis Lacombe Rueven Michelson Casey Atkins Michael Brooks Timothy and Mary Dittloff The GoodCoin Foundation Nanette Israel Joan Lake Midwest Women’s Sailing Conference Stephen L. Atwell and Karen M. Hunt Julie and Mike Brown PO Donahower and TS Playfair Google Keona and Jeffrey Jacobs Geneva Langeland John and Brigid Miller Family Fund Family Fund LTC Budde Bridget and Jon C. Donahue Charles and Juliet Gorsuch Kristen Jacobson Erika Lapean MilliporeSigma Chuck and Rachel Aumann Barbara and John Busch Antonia and Rumyana Doneva Donald Gorzek Aimee and Jerome Jahns Susan Lappen and Anthony Braun Bruce and Becky Milne Pamela Autio and Darryl Woodside Maggie Butterfield JoEllen and Christopher Donovan Richard Grade Jansen Charitable Fund Thomas Larson The Milne Family Foundation Andrew Avery-Johnson Dane and Mackenzie Button John and Jean Donovan Tim and Barb Graul Richard Jansky Arthur and Nancy Laskin Milwaukee Area Technical College (MATC) Ann and Eric Bachar Julie Campbell David HB Drake and Jennifer Esh April Gray Joanna Jawdosiuk Lisa Laskowski and Victor Nissan Milwaukee Educational Secretaries ADSCME Local 1053 Paul Bachowski Richard Cance Allison Driskill James and Gretchen Gray Sarah O. Jelencic Jeff and Shelly Laviolette, S/V Chakra Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District (MMSD) Isabel Bader Jessie Cance Diana Duckett Garty Greater Milwaukee Foundation's Mainman William Jennings Lee and Rebecca Lawrence Mo Money Foundation Inc Bader Philanthropies, Inc Caprile Studio Kevin and Jane Duffey Family Fund Michelle Jewell Tiffanie and Lawrence Lawson Roxie Moore Badger Meter Foundation Cargill Cocoa & Chocolate Claus and Bonnie Dunkelberg Russ Green Jewish Community Foundation Don and Mary Jo Layden Heather Morgan Badger Meter, Inc Ginny A. Carlson Charles and Sonja Durkee Paul and Wendy Greeney Mary and Douglas Johnson Donald and Barbara Layden Renee Kubesh and Thomas J. Morley Robert Bailey Kathryn Carson Karlyn Eckman Greenfire Management Services Johnson Controls Foundation Patricia Lendved Anne Moser Baird Josh and Meg Carter Debra Eder Kristen Grill Johnson Controls Joseph Lengieza Hilary Mueller Karen Dettmer and Michael Baird Dennis Cartwright Rip Edmundson Heidi and Jason Gumz Scott Jones Brooke Lerner and Hunaid Lookman Mueller Communications Baird Foundation Jessica Castillo Educators Credit Union Punkaj Gupta Peter Jordan The Les Paul Foundation Thomas and Kathryn Muldoon Caitlin Baker Centene Corporation JP Edwards Brian Haese Caroline Joyce Mark and Cindy Levy Chris and Tessa Myers Carl and Susan Baker The Cerny Family Christopher Eliot Amy Hagenow JP Morgan Chase Foundation Suzanne Liebergen Nasgovitz Family Foundation David Balaam Gary Charles Jana Elkadri Cindy Hagley Howard Kaler Susan Liedtke Will and Madeline Nasgovitz Kathleen and Robert Bardunias Kelly and Andrew Christman Albert J. & Flora H. Ellinger Foundation, Inc Jitka Hanakova Dennis and Suzanne Kane John W. and Kathy Linnen The National Alliance on Mental Illness, Blake Ward Anna and Kris Baritt Sheri and Tom Christman Laura and Mustafa Emir Karen Cloud-Hansen and James Hansen James and Molly Kanter LKQ Corporation Shawna Neal Jennifer Bartolotta Andy and Robert Ciganek Steven J. Erbstoesser Peter Harken Karen Karcher Capt. Gary Longton Millie Neidhardt Bartolotta Restaurant Group Ginevra Clark Gary and Judy Ertel Rob Harper Mark & Kaye Kass Charity Fund Amy and Michael Lovell Gary Neitzel Theodore W. Batterman Family Foundation, Emory T. Clark Family Charitable Keith and Monica Everson Ruth and Simon Harper Mark and Kaye Kass Ce'Nedra Lowe Network For Good Inc. Foundation Ralph Evinrude Foundation, Inc. Carrie and Jim Harris Tom Kastle Loxobleu Thomas and Merri Nichol Daniel Bauman Jennifer and Robert Clearwater Nelson Falkenburg Rebecca Harrison Harold Katz Dan Luglio Nicholas Family Foundation Donald and Donna Baumgartner Cleveland Rotary Foundation Hulyn Farr The Hartel Family Ted and Mary Kellner Alexandria and Eric Lutley Deborah Nichols Katherine Beach Colton Charitable Fund Elizabeth Feicke Julie Harvey and Michael Grabczyk Tami Kellogg Kevin and Gloria Lyons Mary Nimphius Dave and Sarah Beckman Mary and James Connelly First Midwest Bank Dawn Harwood Jason and Carrie Ann Kelroy M&M - New Berlin, WI Carl Nimphius Timothy and Joanne Behling Jesus and Patricia Contreras FIS Global Hauske Family Foundation Patrick Kessenich Michael J. Mack Northwestern Mutual Foundation Vitauts and Laura Beldavs Rachel and Brendan Conway Rick and Erina Fitzgerald Sharon Hawi Bruce & Diane Keyes Donor Advised Fund Anne Maedke Margaret Novak and Russell Collier Karis Bell Nicole and Jack Cook Paul and Meghan Fladten Heartland Advisors, Inc Bruce and Diane Keyes Dennis & Donnalyn Maiman Donor Advised Fund of Michael O’Brien Linda Benfield Sharon Cook Paul and Marybeth Flagstad Scott Hegenbart The Kids Dentist LLC the Jewish Community Foundation Debby Oakes David and Mary Bennett Barbara Cooley Flowers for Dreams Heil Family Foundation Jiyeon and Sang Kim Scott and Laura Manley Megan O’Brien Kathy Berghoff Teresa Coronado Foley & Lardner LLP Mark Heintz Jeff and Christa Klarer ManpowerGroup Joseph O’Hara Andrea Bernal Debra J. Correll Charles Formoe Evan and Marion Helfaer Foundation Barbara and Dennis Klein Ben Maranda Freida Olsen Jane and Casey Berndt Jason Coterel Byron and Suzy Foster Family Foundation Helgesen Industries Angie Klemm Tom and Amy Marshall Tony Olshansky Bruce and Kathleen Bethke Evan Cotton Robert and Arlene Foti Elizabeth Heller Kathleen and Jeff Kline Tom Martens Gerrit and Patricia Ostermick Christine and Jerry Bettridge Sam and Sam Coultas The Francis Fund Jordan Heller Tamara Klinger-Mathwig and JT Mathwig Jeffrey Martinka and Margret Howland Kelly and Mathew Otto Adam Beyer Susan and James Coyle Susan Frautschi Elizabeth and Steve Hellman William S. Knight Foundation, Inc. Dick and Catherine Marx Nathan Owley Byron Black Jordan and Jenny Crawford Adam French Joshua Hendrix Jonathan Koenig and Melissa Love Koenig Thomas and Katherine Matel Chad Pankop David Blomberg Laura and Kyle Crum Vicente Frias Diane and Tim Herman Terry Kohler Family Foundation Mohale Matsapola William Pappa BMO Harris Bank The Cudahy Foundation, Michael J Barbara N Fuldner Charitable Fund Sidney and Suzanne Herszenson Kohl's Nicholas Mayerson Daniel Payne BNY Mellon Charitable Gift Fund Cudahy Fund for Lake Michigan Donald Hill Kolaga Family Charitable Trust Gerard Maynard Jon Peccarelli Nicky Boak Julie Cudahy John D. Gaich Heather and Rob Hipke Robin Kolarich McClone Insurance Group Nancy and Spike Pedersen Patricia and Francis Bock Kevin Cullen Patricia Galante Jayne and Matt Hladio Komatsu Mining Corp Foundation Inc Mame and Andrew McCully Marci Pelzer The Boerke Company, Inc Cuna Mutual Group Tom and Joni Gannon Gus Hoelscher Lynn and Ward Komorowski Phyllis J. McDonald Ellen Pennock Phillip Bohnenkamp Chad and Karen Cundiff The Gardner Foundation Mark and Janet Hogan Alice Konkel Terence and Patricia McMahon The Pentair Foundation The Boldt Company Emma Cunliffe Nina and Michael Garlie Christine Hojnacki Shelia Kowalski James McManus Sam Perkins-Harbin

13 2020 DISCOVERY WORLD ANNUAL REPORT Donors- Continued In Kind Donors Stephen Perrins Carl and Nancy Schoettel Janice Udovich A.J. Ugent Furs & Fashions, Inc Knowledge Edge Skylight Music Theatre Lisa Peterson and Daniel Piessens Jodi Schomaker Union Pacific Railway Above and Beyond Children's Museum Kohl's Sobelman's Pub N Grill Joe and Jane Pfaff Pamela Schopf United Performing Arts Fund (UPAF) Acupuncture & Holistic Health Associates Koss Corporation Southwest Airlines Co Elizabeth Pfeifer Paul L. Schultz US Bank Foundation Adler Planetarium Jim Krahn Stone Creek Coffee Daniel and Emily Pfeiffer Jay and Carolyn Scott USDA Forest Service - Eastern Region Allen Edmonds Shoe Corporation Kroger StoneFire Pizza Co. Kelly and Thomas Piacsek Seilheimer Family Prahlad Vadapally Ambassador Hotel Milwaukee La Rosa Landscaping Company Inc Suzan J Designs Melitta S. and Joan M. Pick Charitable Trust Kelley and David Serrano Lisa Van Den Handel American Players Theatre Lake Express Ferry - Milwaukee Terminal Sybaris Pool Suites Tristan Picton Service Systems Associates (SSA) Ryan Venema Amish Craftsman Guild II Lake Geneva Cruise Line Tactile Craftworks Frank Pintar Anthony Sevcik Melissa Vernon and Family Amy's Gourmet Apples Lakefront Brewery Inc Taliesin Preservation The Pirrallo Family Daniel Shovers Timothy Vetscher Art Below Zero Jonathan and Stephanie Taylor Jennifer Pittenger Mike Siegman Jim Vetter Artery Ink Lakeside Animal Hospital The Bottlekeeper Kimberly Pons Francie Luke Silverman Foundation Brian Vincent and Carol Maria Babboni Photography Lammi Sports Management Tito's Handmade Vodka Gene & Ruth Posner Foundation Robert A. Simmons Todd Viola The Barre Code Lamplight Farms The Union House Jeffery Post Jon and Noelle Simons VJS Construction Services Community Foundation Inc Bartolotta Catering & Events at Discovery World The Les Paul Foundation UWM Manfred Olson Planetarium Greg and Amy Post Jon and Michelle Simons Paul Vogelsang Bartolotta Restaurant Group Little Amerricka Amusement Park Visual Image Photography (VIP) Power Test, Inc Mary Sisney von Briesen & Roper, s.c. The Beef Jerky Outlet Mad Science von Stiehl Winery Tour Sarah Powers and Andrew Kailhofer Janette Smith Bill Vorac The Big Backyard Mall of America Washington House Inn PPG Industries Foundation Roger and Judy Smith Joe Wacker BiltRite Furniture Inc Marcus Center for the Performing Arts Waukesha Civic Theatre Prairie Springs: The Paul Fleckenstein Trust Stephen and Mary Smith Benjamin and Rachel Wagner Bonefish Grill Marla Morris Kennedy Waukesha County Parks Keith Prochnow Patrick Smith Lee Wagner Bookworm Gardens Metropolis Resort & Conference Center Chris Winters Puelicher Foundation, Inc Perry Smith Anne Wal Elizabeth Braatz Shawn and Becky Miller Wisconsin Athletic Hall of Fame Quarles & Brady LLP Robert Smith and Sarah McEneany Harry Walter Brass Bell Music Store LLC Wisconsin State Fair Neil and Jane Radtke Gregory and Carrie Sommersberger Amanda and Be Ware Breadsmith Milwaukee Boat Line Wisconsin Timber Rattlers Arun Rao The Sommersberger Group, Baird Andee Warren and Craig Mosey Brewhouse Inn and Suites LLC Wm K Walthers Inc Robin Reckinger Miguel and Veronica Sotelo WaterStone Bank SSB Bridgeport Waterfront Resort Milwaukee Chamber Theatre Working Moms of Milwaukee Ben Redding Staff Electric Company, Inc We Energies Foundation, Inc Broadlands Golf Club Milwaukee Community Sailing Center Yellow Wood Sarah Reed Greg Stamatelakys Neal and Cathy Wegner Bronca Milwaukee County Zoo Zizzo Group Ellen Reeve Mary Ellen and Scott Stanek Dave Wehnes Bublr Bikes Milwaukee Film Zoological Society of Milwaukee Wendy Reid Megan Starshak The Todd Wehr Foundation Inc. Capital Genealogy Milwaukee Food & City Tours Reiman Foundation, Inc Arne Stefferud Tim and Mary Weinand Captain's Walk Winery Milwaukee Irish Fest Noelle Reiter Bert L. & Patricia S. Steigleder Charitable Trust Jason Weiner and Lori Keller Cave of the Mounds Milwaukee Milkmen Doreen Reske and Andrew Plumb Alissa and Brian Steingraber Karin and Teddy Werner Central Bark Doggy Day Care Milwaukee Public Museum Rexnord Corporation Foundation Jacalyn Stetina David West Conway Image Consulting Lucas Ribbink Michael Stevens Paul Wetor Creatively Yours Miss Pole Evelyn and Kenneth Richards Philip and Andrea Stollenwerk Frank L. Weyenberg Charitable Trust Cyclebar Molson Coors Beverage Company- Lori and JR Richards Gary Stoltenburg Shary and Mike Whalen Danceworks Milwaukee Office Kandace and Richard Riebel Lillian Strehlow Alison White David J. Frank Landscape Contracting, Inc. Morningstar Golfers Club Katherine Riley Streich Family Foundation Susan Whittaker and Tim Grass Destination Fitness Hilary Mueller Kip Ritchie Danielle and Jeremy Streich Bob Wilkinson Door County Maritime Museum Mueller Communications Dana Robb Erik and Rachel Strommen Lynda Willborn Jane E. Duffey Outpost Natural Foods Charles and J.M. Roberts Steve and Sarah Stryd Sierra Williams EAA Aviation Museum Pabst Mansion Jeanne Robin LeAnn Sucher Kelly and Raymond Wilson East Towne Veterinary Clinic The Paine Art Center and Garden Ellen Rockett Leah Sugar Rebecca Wincell Elite Sports Clubs Peninsula Music Festival Rockwell Automation Steve and Cindy Sullivan Windrose Eye Candy Peninsula Players Theatre Nick Roedel Carl and Juliana Swabek Chris Winters and Jessica Lothman Fava Tea Company Persian Rug Gallery Roller Family Fund Randy and Lisa Swatland Lori Wisch First Stage Powers Jewelers Amber Ross Anne and Ben Swoboda Wisconsin Department of Administration Five O'Clock Steakhouse PRP Wine International Janet Rowney Matthew D. Tadisch Wisne Mariea Family Fund, Joseph Wisne and Bridgette Mariea Florence Eiseman PS Seasoning Elizabeth Russell Amy Tank Elisabeth Witt and Mike Mulvey Fred Astaire Dance Studio of Milwaukee Pump It Up Barbara and Terence Ryan Jonathan and Stephanie Taylor Brenda and Daniel Wittrock Gibson Foundation Pure Barre Amy and Dan Rydeski TeamLogic IT Kristin Wojes Glaze Pottery Quintessa Medical Spa Kathleen Sadler John Teevan Bryan Wunar Good Hound Company Racine Danish Kringles Michael and Julie Sadoff Tellier Foundation The Young Family Good Karma Brands Renaissance Theaterworks Kathy Salzmann Telly Foundation Ltd Ryan Zaborowski Riveredge Nature Center Mick and Jan O’Leary Constance Theisen Michael Zekas Gerry Grennell Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Poul and Linda Sandersen Diane Thill David and Megan Zelazo Harbor Shores on Lake Geneva Ari Rosenthal Dawn and Jay Santamaria Chad and Heather Thomack Dave Zenk The Highland House Roundy's Supermarkets, Inc Kandice Saum Horace Thomas Joseph and Heather Zgonc Historic Milwaukee Walking Tours Saz's Hospitality Group Catherine Sawinski Anne and John P. Thomas Yibin Zheng and Ying Yao Giving Fund S. Fredric Horwitz Schlitz Audubon Nature Center Erin Saxton Denise Thomas Ziegler Family Foundation Jet Blue Airlines Nick and Patricia Schmal John Schafer James E. Thompson Jodi Zilinski JK Lee Black Belt Academy - Fox Point Sendik's Food Markets Mary Ellen Schemel Ryan and Jamie Thompson James Zinky Johnson's Nursery Shoot the Moon Photography David and Judy Schendlinger Jeffery and Barbara Ticknor John Zippel Kendra Scott Jewelry Shorewood Animal Hospital Paul Schluter Nancy and Larry Timm Sharone and Viviana Zlochiver Kilwins Shred415 Jennifer and Jeff Schmidt Megan and Tyler Torpy Knollwood Farm Sky Zone Milwaukee

14 2020 DISCOVERY WORLD ANNUAL REPORT 2020 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Officers Bryan Wunar Terence McMahon Joe Pfaff Lori Richards Varun Laroyia Bruce Keyes Discovery World The Boerke Company, Inc HUSCO International Mueller Communications LKQ Corporation Foley & Lardner LLP President & CEO Chairman Vice Chair Vice Chair Treasurer Secretary Directors Kris Baritt Josh Gimbel James Kanter Mark Metzendorf Paul Schultz Google Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin The Central Standard FIS Global Baird & Brown LLP Craft Distillery Tim Behling Ryan Michalski Jon Simons Charter Communications John Goller Jason Kelroy KPMG LLP von Briesen & Roper, s.c. Kohl’s Roger Smith Meg Boyle John W. Miller Paul Davis Restoration, Inc Greg Gomez Sang Kim Arenberg Holdings, LL Jeff Spence Badger Meter, Inc BMO Harris Bank Milwaukee Metropolitan Nicole Cook Bruce Milne Sewerage District Karl Gouverneur J. Val Klump Milne Family Foundation Chad Cundiff UW - Milwaukee School Jon Spigel Astronautics Corporation Ruth Harper of Freshwater Sciences Katie Muldoon Alter Trading Corporation of America ManpowerGroup Quarles & Brady LLP Ward Komorowski John Stetzenbach Dirk Debbink Heather Hipke Johnson Controls Will Nasgovitz RSM US LLP MSI General Artera Services Heartland Advisors Mary Jo Layden Phil Stollenwerk Jon C. Donahue Jayne Hladio Kip Ritchie Marquette University High School Johnson Financial Group U.S. Bank Paul Luber Greenfire Management Services Super Steel Jeff Ticknor Mustafa Emir Sherry Husa Karen Sands BMO Harris Bank Clark Dietz, Inc MHS Health Wisconsin Tom Marshall Milwaukee Metropolitan Helgesen Industries Sewerage District Benjamin Wagner Habush Habush & Rottier, S.C.

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