Community Impact Report Artsquest.Org a LETTER from the PRESIDENT

2014 Community Impact Report artsquest.org A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT

Six students enjoying a life-changing experience as they discover the art of concert photography while shooting The Avett Brothers from the media pit at Musikfest’s Sands Steel Stage…. 2,000 people coming together to enjoy a free concert by The Smithereens at the Levitt Pavilion… 10,000 people cheering every kick, pass and goal while watching the U.S. take on the world in the FIFA World Cup™….. For more than 30 years, ArtsQuest has been about bringing our community together through shared music, arts and cultural experiences. In my first few months as President & CEO of this incredible arts and cultural organization, I saw this countless times, through events and programs touching almost every aspect of our community – music festivals, educational programs for young people and, yes, even a huge soccer viewing party at the base of the old Bethlehem Steel blast furnaces. Since last summer, I’ve had the opportunity to meet so many of you, and the number-one thing that stands out to me is how passionate you are about our programming and the important role our organization plays in our community. Well, it’s because of you - our dedicated volunteers, ArtsQuest Members, sponsors, community & educational partners and, of course, the public - that we are able to offer such a diverse array of music, art and educational experiences. In fact, this past year we presented a record 2,000 individual programs and events representing everything from cinema and contemporary dance to music and the visual arts. Most importantly, approximately 65 percent of this programming was absolutely free for our community to attend. Since the opening of SteelStacks just a few years ago, ArtsQuest’s programming and mission have expanded significantly. Thanks to our nonprofit’s dynamic senior leadership team, innovative programming and the support of our community, the organization is gaining a reputation as a leader in using the arts as a catalyst for urban revitalization and economic development. ArtsQuest is committed now more than ever to offering exceptional arts and cultural experiences that enhance the quality of life in the region, while continuing to use the arts to bolster economic development in our city and our community. There’s still much work that needs to be done. But, with your support, we look forward to providing even greater access to arts education and arts & cultural programs in the decades to come.

Sincerely,

Kassie Hilgert ArtsQuest President and CEO

Cover photos clockwise from top: Chris Stubbe, Jonathan Davies, Craig Roberts, Dave Saba, Craig Roberts & Zach Matthai

2014 ArtsQuest Community Impact Report | 2 EDUCATION AND OUTREACH

For nearly 50 years, he’s been known as the leader of The Since its inception in 2013, nearly 60 students of all ages Moody Blues – the voice and author behind timeless classics have taken part in PHOTOPASS, with their tuition fees helping like “Tuesday Afternoon” and “Nights in White Satin.” to raise more than $15,000 to support ArtsQuest’s free programming for the region. Other artists who have lent a At Musikfest 2014, Justin Hayward, along with his fellow hand for the unique educational experience at Musikfest and bandmates, was known as something else - a supporter SteelStacks include Alan Jackson, The Avett Brothers, Weezer, of the arts and an individual who’s committed to giving Steely Dan, STYX, Norah Jones and Puss n Boots, Modest back. In addition to performing a dynamic, career-spanning Mouse, Foreigner, Avenged Sevenfold, George Thorogood, concert at the festival, The Moody Blues also assisted Southside Johnny, David Bromberg, Blind Boys of Alabama, ArtsQuest by partnering on a photography workshop and Preservation Hall Jazz Band and more. fundraiser called PHOTOPASS, designed to help raise funds to support ArtsQuest’s arts and educational programming for the region. Participants in the photography workshops learn the ins and outs of concert photography from veteran concert photographer Brian Hineline, who has photographed hundreds of shows for Rolling Stone, Time and other PHOTOPASS is just one example of how publications, while also having the exclusive opportunity to ArtsQuest’s unique educational programming photograph the festival like the working media, including at is having a positive impact on the lives of the Sands Steel Stage. thousands of individuals throughout the region. In 2014, people of all ages benefitted from the organization’s music, arts and cultural “We’re happy to be a part of the programs including…. ‘PHOTOPASS’ series, benefitting • A record 14 high schools enjoying a unique the ArtsQuest Artist & Arts music-in-education experience by participating in Education Funds, and to give the SteelStacks High School Jazz Band Showcase, won by Quakertown High School. students an opportunity to • More than 200 Bethlehem area students taking experience a day in the life of a part in arts enrichment programs such as the B-Smart afterschool program, Holy Infancy Arts rock photographer.” Education Program and Faces of the SouthSide – Justin Hayward, The Moody Blues photo documentary initiative. • 30-plus students from Liberty and Freedom High Schools participating in the Marketing Musikfest class, which culminates with each school presenting four artists at Musikfest. • 100 Donegan Elementary School children enjoying the “Art Smart” summer school program, concluding with a guided tour at SteelStacks. • 20 children and adults in-need, ranging in age from 4 to 60, experiencing visual arts classes and camps through the ArtsQuest Scholarship Fund. • 65 students having the opportunity to showcase their artistic talents in a professional gallery setting by taking part in the Olympus InVision College Photography Exhibition and Young Artists Annual Exhibition. • 568 people attending the Robin Williams Film Series at SteelStacks following the acclaimed actor’s passing, helping to raise more than $2,500 to support the Greater Lehigh Valley Chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.

JERRY HYLAN

2014 ArtsQuest Community Impact Report | 3 VISUAL ARTS

For painter Todd Stone, few days are as permanently etched thousands of people each year. In 2014, the nonprofit also in memory as that fateful day in September 2001 when he partnered with Adams Outdoor Advertising on a new public witnessed first-hand the tragic events that took place in art initiative called ArtPop Lehigh Valley, a juried competition Manhattan. that resulted in six area artists having their work showcased on prominently placed Adams billboards in the region for an Following the initial shock and devastation of 9/11, Stone entire year. returned to his work, documenting on canvas the terrible changes and the massive hole in the New York City skyline. ArtPop grabbed the attention of the artists’ community, with For 13 years, he followed the rebuilding process, and starting more than 75 individuals submitting work for the competition. in 2013 he began painting from his new arts studio, located on It also caught the eye of area residents, with thousands of the 67th floor of the new 4 World Trade Center. motorists noticing the artists’ billboards as they buzzed by on some of the Lehigh Valley’s busiest thoroughfares. The The end result of Stone’s efforts is “Downtown Rising - result has been increased exposure for the artists, as well as Studies in Resilience,” a series documenting the 9/11 tragedy excellent promotion of the region’s diverse arts community. and the rebirth of the World Trade Center. In the fall, the Bucks County artist shared his work and his stories, not only “The fact that we had 75 people enter this inaugural through the exhibition, but also through a special gallery talk competition highlights the incredible passion, dedication that offered insight into his life and his work. and involvement our artists have with our community,” says Lehigh University Art Galleries Director/Curator and For Stone, the exhibit, which was part of ArtsQuest’s new ArtPop Lehigh Valley Jurying Panelist Ricardo Viera. “These Artists Among Us residency series, was an opportunity to pay submissions were all excellent and represented a wide range tribute to the human spirit and the capacity to rebuild, even in of two- and three-dimensional mediums, making the panel’s the face of terrible tragedy. For ArtsQuest, Stone’s show was decisions extremely difficult.” an opportunity to introduce the public to one of the renowned artists living and working in the region, the primary focus of Thanks to new programs such as Artists Among Us and the series. ArtPop, ArtsQuest was able to markedly expand access to arts and artists in the region. In addition to free First Friday Through the programming of the Banana Factory arts open house celebrations and more than 25 exhibits at the education center, ArtsQuest offers dynamic programs, Banana Factory and SteelStacks, the organization also exhibits and educational experiences that touch the lives of presented 358 art classes, workshops and summer camps – a new record. In addition, it launched new arts enrichment programs such as “Art Smart” at Donegan Elementary School, reaffirming its commitment to arts education Inaugural ArtPop Lehigh Valley programming benefitting area children and schools. Winners:

Theo Anderson, Allentown, PA 24 Cattle – Authur, Nebraska (Pigment Print) Hong Tatt Foo, Schnecksville, PA Autumn/Joy (Acrylic on Water Paper)

Matt Halm, Macungie, PA JULIE MILLER People’s Choice Award Winner Orpheus & Eurydice, 1945 (Mixed Media) Michael Hess, Allentown, PA Lilith in Crimson (Oil on Hardboard)

Julie Miller, Allentown, PA MICHAEL HESS The Arrival (Photo Collage/Digital Drawing) Olaf Starorypinski, Emmaus, PA Faces of the Lehigh Valley (Photograph)

HONG TATT FOO

2014 ArtsQuest Community Impact Report | 4 VISUAL ARTS

2014 VISUAL ARTS PARTNERS

• B. Braun Medical • Historic Bethlehem Museums • LIVESTRONG Foundation • Bethlehem Area School District and Sites • Mars Chocolate North America • Bethlehem Palette Club • Hollidaysburg Area School District • Mars Global Services • The Cancer Support Group of • International Materials Institute • Moravian College The Lehigh Valley for New Functionality in Glass at • Mosser Village Family Center • Crayola International Team Lehigh University • Olympus America, Inc. • The Creative Center NYC • Lehigh University Arts Alive • Pediatric Cancer Foundation of • Fleetwood Area Middle School • Lehigh University Residence Life the Lehigh Valley • Healing Through the Arts • Lincoln Leadership Academy • Redco Foods

ELIZABETH WIGGINS ELIZABETH WIGGINS

2014 LEHIGH VALLEY PHOTO MONTH PARTNERS

• Allentown Art Museum • Eagles Nest Gallery, Nazareth • Miller Symphony Hall • Alternative Gallery Area High School • Moravian College • Artfully Elegant • Fox Optical & Gallery • Nazareth Center for the Arts • Baum School-Rodale Family • Gallery at St. John’s • Northampton Community Gallery • Hillcrest Camera Club College • Bethlehem Fine Arts • Lehigh Valley Photography Club • Nurture Nature Center Commission • iMiJ Shop • Olympus Imaging America • Bethlehem House Art Gallery • The Kemerer Museum of • Santa Bannon Fine Art Gallery • Bethlehem House Decorative Arts • Silver Images Ray Smicker Contemporary Art Gallery • Lehigh University Art Galleries • State Theatre • Dan’s Camera City • Lehigh Valley Charter High • Steve Tobin School for the Arts

2014 ArtsQuest Community Impact Report | 5 JEFF PARKS - DARING TO DREAM

Three decades ago, a small nonprofit with one staff member, one volunteer and a young lawyer at the helm dared to dream, creating a music festival that would hopefully help boost the spirits of a city that was in the midst of an economic downturn, with its largest employer, Bethlehem Steel, laying off hundreds of employees and its downtown struggling to compete with the newly opened malls and shopping centers. Fast forward 30 years and today that nonprofit, ArtsQuest, is the seventh largest arts and cultural organization in the state and one of the leading arts and cultural nonprofits in the nation. Thanks in large part to the innovativeness, creativity and hard work of Jeff Parks, Bethlehem and the region are now home to: MUSIKFEST: The nation’s largest free music festival – offering 10,000 free performances and attracting more than 27 million people since 1984. BANANA FACTORY: The community arts education center that provides arts programing for at-risk youth, 30 studios for resident artists and 300-plus classes and summer camps for all ages. STEELSTACKS: A unique revitalization of the former Bethlehem Steel mill, this arts and cultural campus on Bethlehem’s SouthSide draws close to one million people to RYAN HULVAT Bethlehem annually. From a team of three to a staff of 200, ArtsQuest has grown to become a nationally recognized model for economic development, urban revitalization and community engagement through the arts. Today, more than 1.5 million people annually enjoy its programming, with the organization having an economic impact of more than $100 million annually. Jeff, all of us thank you for your dedication, passion, leadership and love for the arts and your city!

The Staff, Boards, Volunteers, Members and Partners of ArtsQuest

HUB WILLSON HUB WILLSON

2014 ArtsQuest Community Impact Report | 6 PERFORMING ARTS

Thirty-one years ago, the City of Bethlehem’s primary industry, Bethlehem Steel, was on its way down, leaving thousands of people without jobs and a huge hole in the city’s economy. At the same time, a small community festival began with the novel concept of presenting free music as a way to elevate the spirit of the community and attract visitors to the struggling downtown, which was losing ground to malls and suburban development. Today, that festival, Musikfest, is the largest free music festival in the nation, with 500-plus free performances on 15 stages, while that old steel mill is now home to SteelStacks, the arts and entertainment district that features a dozen music and art festivals, as well as hundreds of concerts, films, comedy shows and family programs throughout the year. Combined, these events draw more than 1.5 million people annually to a city that’s KRIS HILLARD home to only 75,000 people. For more than three decades, ArtsQuest has been focused on using music and art as key tools for supporting economic development and urban revitalization in the region. Led by Musikfest, the organization provides the region with access to more than 800 free music performances throughout the year, as well as a variety of art, dance and other programming. At Musikfest 2014, audiences were able to enjoy more than 325 artists, the overwhelming majority of them free, while also discovering new artistic programming including aerial arts by Aerial Mind, contemporary dance by DANCENOW SteelStacks and head-turning performances from The Netherlands-based Close Act Theater, whose performances of “Saurus,” featuring 18-foot-tall ‘dinosaurs’ walking amongst the crowds, delighted patrons of all ages. The diverse array of artists and programming, coupled with some great summertime weather, led to a near-record crowd of 1.15 million, with people coming from 43 states, DIANE RICHTER as well as Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Chile, England and Puerto Rico. In recent years, ArtsQuest has also stepped up its efforts to help stem ‘brain drain’ in the region, working closely with a number of partners to develop creative programming designed to keep the best and brightest young talent right ArtsQuest’s Impact on the Region here in the Lehigh Valley after graduating from college. • $100 million annual economic impact In 2014, the organization debuted the Yuengling Summer Concert Series in partnership with D.G. Yuengling & Son, • 65 percent of ArtsQuest programming is free to helping to present indie and rock acts appealing to younger attend demographics. The series began with a sold-out show • 200 new full-time, part-time and seasonal jobs by Modest Mouse, while also offering concerts by Tegan created since 2011 & Sara and Third Eye Blind. Other highlights included the addition of the new SteelStacks Improv Comedy Festival • Provides paid performance opportunities for more in February, a record 48,886 people attending films at the than 100 local music performers annually Frank Banko Alehouse Cinemas and partnering with the • More than 70 different artists teach programs at Greater Lehigh Valley Music Association on the Lehigh the Banana Factory, with all paid for sharing their Valley Music Awards, celebrating the region’s dynamic talent and creativity music community.

2014 ArtsQuest Community Impact Report | 7 PERFORMING ARTS

2014 PERFORMING ARTS PARTNERS

• Acoustic Road Show • Holy Infancy Strings • Nazareth High School Chamber • Allegro Dance Company • Harrison Morton School Choir Strings Group • Arts Academy Charter School • Irish Stars Parker School of Irish • O’Grady Quinlan Academy of • Blue Ribbon Cloggers Dance Irish Dance • Brandywine Heights Choir • Lehigh Clarinet Choir • Palisades High School Choir • Bucks County Folk Society • Lehigh Valley Academy Chorus (Madriga Singers) • Cantabile Children’s Choir • Lehigh Valley Charter High • Philadelphia Songwriters Project • Community Music School School for the Arts • Pohatcong School • Dieruff High School • Lehigh Valley Cloggers • Saucon Valley High School Choir • East Hills Middle School 6th • Lehigh Valley Folk Music Society • Saucon Valley Music Grade Chorus • Lehigh Valley Music Teachers • School of Rock • Emmaus High School Choral Association • Sharon Plessl School of Dance Department • Lopatcong Middle School • The Lesson Center • Farmersville Elementary School Chorus • West End Music and Lesson Chorus • Lower Macungie Middle School Studios • Freedom High School Les • Mercy Special Learning Center • William Allen High School Chanteurs Tone Chime Choir Chorale • Girl Scouts of Eastern PA • Monarch Dance Company • Young Musicians Club • Godfrey Daniels • Moravian Clarinet Choir • Hispanic American League of • Nazareth Middle School Artists (HALA)

JONATHAN DAVIES

2014 ArtsQuest Community Impact Report | 8 LEVITT PAVILION STEELSTACKS

Levitt Pavilion SteelStacks Attracts Record Number of Attendees Since opening in 2011, the Levitt Pavilion has touched the lives of tens of thousands of area residents through its presentation of 50 free, high-quality concerts for the region each summer. In 2014 the pavilion, which is overseen by the nonprofit Friends of the Levitt Pavilion, continued to expand its programing by adding a free family movie series on Wednesdays and a summer concert movie series on Sundays. Coupled with dynamic performances by artists such as The Smithereens, Coco Montoya, Casey Abrams and Badfinger, the Levitt set a new attendance record, drawing more than 65,000 people to SteelStacks, CHRIS STUBBE a 27-percent increase over the previous year.

2014 LEVITT PAVILION STEELSTACKS DONORS AND SPONSORS • Adams Outdoor Advertising of the • W. Beall Fowler • OneMain Financial Lehigh Valley • Scott M. Frederick • Mark A. Ostapenko • Aesthetic Surgery Associates • Wanda E. Fretz • Lydia Panas • Ron & Marie Arnold • Mario & Doris Galante • People First Federal Credit Union • Gary & Christine Banzhoff • Philip E. Gauffreau • QNB Bank • Julie Benjamin • William N. Gilfert, Jr. • Harold & Susan Quinque • Jim Berger • Norman Giradot & Diane LaBelle • Tracey L. Ramos • Bethlehem Area School District • Green Mountain Energy Company • Redevelopment Authority of the • Cary & Jane Boyer • Jeff & Charlotte Gross City of Bethlehem • Frank & Beth Ann Boyer • Philip & Dorene Gumble • Dale & Louise Reitz • Boyle Construction Inc. • Gary & Lynne Handwerk • Sally A. Roessler • James R. Breiner • Highmark Blue Shield • Alan & Kathy Rosenfeld • Lisa Brette Travaglio • Jeffrey & Judith Hunsicker • Gerald & Jill Schlimme • Richard & Jane Brooks • Jewish Federation of the Lehigh • Victor F. Schmidt • James W. Buss Valley • Service Electric Cable TV & • Tim & Lori Canfield • Carol Koenig Communications • Christmas City Printing • C. Eileen Kutzler • Douglas J. Shelly • Christmas City Veterinary Hospital • La Ola Radio • Ken & Joy Smith • City of Bethlehem • Luanna LaBriola • Lonnie & Karen Snowden • John & Meaghan Clarry • lehighvalleylive.com • South Italy Imports • Judy A. Cole • Mack Trucks, Inc. • Tom & Lenore Stine • Moravian College Comenius Center • Terrell C. McMann • Lori Stocker for Continuing and Graduate • Richard & Karen Metzger • Ronnie & Eileen Strohl Studies • Daniel J. Miller • Mary H. Stubbmann • Connoisseur Media, LLC • Rick Miller & Kathy Yandle • Stephen & Mary Synoracki • County of Northampton • Miller-Keystone Memorial Blood • Donna Taggart • Jim & Jan Creedon Center • Anthony & Marianna Tlush • Dennis Douvanis • Neil & Roberta Morgan • Dale & Georgia Traupman • Embassy Bank • Mortimer & Mimi Levitt Foundation • Gabriel & Barbara Ward • David & Christine Evans • Barry & Joan Mosebach • Kyle H. Watkins • Donald & Karen Evans • Steven & Carolyn Moyer • WDIY 88.1 • John & Melody Faisetty • Julie Mueller • West Side Hammer Electric • Peggy Farkas • Terry S. Murtaugh • Richard & Mary Wilford-Hunt • Fig Bethlehem • Jeffrey & Elaine Nelson

2014 ArtsQuest Community Impact Report | 9 LEVITT PAVILION STEELSTACKS

FRIENDS OF THE LEVITT PAVILION STEELSTACKS

Mary Stubbmann, Chair COO, Aesthetic Surgery Associates

Beth Boyer, Vice Chair Geriatric Social Worker, VNA

Carol Koenig, Secretary Owner | Designer, Carol Koenig Interior Design

Victor Schmidt, Treasurer HOWARD PITKOW Corporate Secretary, Kraemer Textiles

Marie Arnold Community Volunteer

Jane Brooks Community Affairs Specialist, Highmark Blue Shield

Timothy Canfield Vice President & Retail Market Manager, TD Bank

Jim Creedon Senior Vice President Construction, Facilities & Operations, Temple University

Dennis Douvanis Vice Principal, Bangor School District

Mario Galante Principal (Retired), Quakertown High School

HOWARD PITKOW Philip Gauffreau Sr. Project Manager, Maser Consulting

Jeffrey Hunsicker Forensic Consultant

Rick Miller Vice President Sales, RG Group

William Negron Technical Media Arts Director, Lifechurch

Donna Taggart President, Taggart Associates

Anthony Tlush Senior Consultant, Verizon Design & Innovation

DAVID HAPPEL

2014 ArtsQuest Community Impact Report | 10 STEELSTACKS

SteelStacks Wins International ULI Honor SteelStacks Partnership Celebrates Seven Years In 2014, SteelStacks was honored with a prestigious Urban of Providing Free Community Arts Programming Land Institute Global Award for Excellence for its role in helping Some of the region’s most well-known businesses to redevelop one of the largest Brownfields in the nation. The have quietly partnered with ArtsQuest and its SteelStacks ULI Awards of Excellence, in their 36th year, recognize real programming partner, PBS39, over the past seven years to estate projects around the globe that achieve a high standard present nearly 100 arts, education and literacy programs, of excellence in design, construction, economics, planning touching the lives of more than 75,000 people. and management. SteelStacks was among the 13 real estate Started in 2008, the SteelStacks Partnership for Education development projects selected as winners in the competition. and Outreach is an education-based initiative uniting Air “The ULI Global Award of Excellence is a very prestigious Products, C.F. Martin & Co. Inc., Lehigh Gas Corp., PNC honor, and we are proud to be included among some of Bank and PPL Corp. with the two nonprofits. Over a 10-year the most creative and innovative land use and real estate period, the funding partners are investing $4.2 million in arts development projects in the world,” says Bethlehem Mayor and education programs at SteelStacks to help spur economic Robert Donchez. development on Bethlehem’s SouthSide and enhance the Public and nonprofit partners working together to bring quality of life for area residents. new life to the former steel mill include the Bethlehem In addition to supporting the programming at SteelStacks Redevelopment Authority, City of Bethlehem, Bethlehem Area such as the Sabor Latin Festival and PBS39’s Raising & School District, Northampton County, PBS39 and ArtsQuest. Building Readers literacy program, the partnership has played SteelStacks’ master site planning was done by Wallace Roberts an important role in supporting economic development in & Todd, and architecture and landscape architecture were done the Lehigh Valley, creating more than 300 direct and indirect by Artefact, Spillman Farmer Architects, URS Corporation, construction jobs and over 200 full-time, part-time and USA Architects and Wallace Roberts & Todd. Lighting at seasonal jobs since SteelStacks opened in 2011. SteelStacks was done by L’Observatoire International and Speirs + Major.

JONATHAN DAVIES

2014 ArtsQuest Community Impact Report | 11 CULTURAL EVENTS

64 countries, 31 days, one goal… and 52,000 people From the start, SoccerFest was a success because it was cheering them on! planned as a community event, developed by a committee of As a nonprofit arts and cultural organization, ArtsQuest community partners including Discover Lehigh Valley, Lehigh is committed to presenting dynamic experiences that bring Mining & Navigation and Lehigh Valley United. During the the community together, while at the same time supporting festival itself, attendees were able to experience a variety of the City of Bethlehem and the region in their tourism and soccer and family-related programming, including a soccer economic development efforts. clinic for children with disabilities, as professional sports teams such as the MLS’ Philadelphia Union and Sky Blue FC In 2014, there was perhaps no better example of this than women’s team joined forces with local youth soccer programs the FIFA World Cup™ SoccerFest & Viewing Party, which such as Lehigh Valley United and Eastern Pennsylvania Youth drew people from the Lehigh Valley and beyond together in a Soccer Association. And when SoccerFest was faced with unique celebration of the World’s Game. the very real possibility of losing the giant screen before the From June 12-July 13, nearly 60 FIFA World Cup Brazil™ U.S.A.’s huge quarterfinals match vs. Belgium, the business games were shown on the outdoor television screens at community rallied around the event, with Coca-Cola Bottling of SteelStacks including a giant LED screen brought in just for the Lehigh Valley, Bethlehem Sausage Werke, Discover Lehigh the festival. Highlighting the one-month event was the single, Valley, Lehigh Valley Health Network and Lehigh Valley Hyundai largest crowd ever at SteelStacks, with a sea of humanity - & Phillipsburg Easton Hyundai all donating funds to help keep 10,000 people in all - packing the campus to watch the U.S. vs. the screen on site. Portugal on June 22. Only a few days earlier, SoccerFest also On any given day, it was common to see people from put the Lehigh Valley in the national spotlight, as ESPN offered throughout the region coming together to watch the games, live look-ins at the crowd gathered at SteelStacks to watch the with members of Lehigh Valley’s Brazilian, Mexican, Italian and big U.S. vs. Ghana game. other communities cheering on their teams. When all was said and done, more than 52,000 people attended the SoccerFest & Viewing Party, including nearly 30,000 for the U.S.’ four “The exposure the region matches. received as a result of ESPN’s “This event had a tremendously positive impact on the live look-ins during the U.S.A. Lehigh Valley, energizing our local youth soccer community, providing a boost to area businesses and helping to support match versus Ghana was tourism throughout the region,” says Nick Swartz of Lehigh priceless. We were thrilled by Mining and Navigation and a SoccerFest Planning Committee the crowds, the passion and the member. energy this event generated.” Other 2014 cultural event and program highlights - Michael Stershic, Discover Lehigh Valley President included: • 59,665 visitors attending Christkindlmarkt - a 12 percent increase over 2013 - helping to provide a major boost to the Christmas City’s holiday tourism season. • A record 27,500 people attending Oktoberfest thanks to D.G. Yuengling & Son, which helped make the arts and cultural festival free for the first time in its history. • 10,000 people attending the Sabor Latin Festival to enjoy three days of free Latin music, food and family fun. • Nine area filmmakers being honored with awards at the 2014 Greater Lehigh Valley Filmmaker Festival. • ArtsQuest partnering with the Bradbury-Sullivan LGBT Community Center and Pride of the Greater Lehigh Valley to present the LGBT Film Series and shine the spotlight on issues facing the LGBT FRANK T. SMITH community. FIFA World Cup™ SoccerFest

2014 ArtsQuest Community Impact Report | 12 ARTSQUEST VOLUNTEERS - A HELPING HAND

Twenty-seven years ago, Rosa Velasquez relocated to Residents of Freemansburg, Rosa and her family make up a Bethlehem because her job was moving and she instantly fell small portion of ArtsQuest’s 2,088 total volunteers, but they in love with the landscape and culture the city has to offer. In have made a huge impact at the organization. In addition to the ensuing years, she came across Musikfest and knew she Musikfest, the family has volunteered at Christkindlmarkt, had to somehow get involved, so she went to the Banana Oktoberfest, RiverJazz and in the Musikfest Café. Rosa Factory to inquire about the volunteering process. especially enjoys working retail volunteer positions, with her Today, she’s celebrating her fifth year of volunteering and her favorite item being the Musikfest mug. three children – Carolina, 31, Cesar Jr., 25, and Cristian, 18, also As ArtsQuest volunteers, the Velasquez Family is part of a volunteer with ArtsQuest. The electric atmosphere, variety group that in 2014 dedicated 44,882 hours of time, helping of music and delicious food vendors make the Musikfest ArtsQuest present a wide array of music, art and cultural experience truly unique for them. In addition, all four members programming for the region. In 2014, the average volunteer of the Velasquez family have graduated from the ArtsQuest contributed 22 hours to ArtsQuest. Based on figures from the Ambassador program within the past two years, allowing Independent Sector, a coalition of charitable, philanthropic and them to take on additional responsibilities and roles with the nonprofit organizations, ArtsQuest volunteers averaged a $500 organization. Ambassadors are experts on the organization donation to the organization (based on the Independent Sector and use their knowledge and skills to represent ArtsQuest and standard volunteer rate of $22.55 per hour). Add it all up, and it their fellow volunteers throughout the community, as well as was a roughly $1.01 million contribution to the nonprofit! promote the mission and values of the nonprofit organization. ArtsQuest thanks all of our volunteers and volunteer “I love volunteering because I meet new people, genuinely leadership for their dedication and hard work in 2014 – we good people,” Rosa says. “The more you volunteer, the more couldn’t do it without you! friends you make along the way.”

BEN HALLMAN

KEITH HUYLEBROECK

Left to Right: Rosa Velasquez, Cesar Velasquez Jr., Cristian Velasquez, Carolina Velasquez

2014 ArtsQuest Community Impact Report | 13 BOARD MEMBERS

ARTSQUEST FOUNDATION PERFORMING ARTS BOARD John “Jack” Yaissle, Chair Frederick Stellato, Chair President, Cornerstone Advisors Partner | Attorney, Norris McLaughlin & Marcus, P.A.

Michael Perrucci, Vice Chair Robin Staff, Chair Partner, Florio Perrucci Steinhardt & Fader Executive Artistic Director & Producer, DANCENOW NYC

Michael Albarell, Secretary John Taylor President, Albarell Electric, Inc. Manufacturing Manager, B. Braun

Thomas Riddle, Treasurer Sandy Engel President, Valley National Group Partner | Attorney, Engel, Wiener & Bergstein

Samuel Torrence Ann Knerr President & COO (Retired), Just Born, Inc. Trans-Bridge Lines

David Lobach Sonia Finnegan Chairman & CEO, Embassy Bank Account Executive, Capital Blue Cross

Michael Dunn Kenneth White President, Michael Dunn Co. Community Volunteer

John McGlade Lynnie Godfrey President & CEO (Retired), Air Products Performing Artist, Singer, Actress

Jacquelin Brova BOARD OF TRUSTEES Vice President Human Resources, Church & Dwight, Inc. Joseph Pietrantonio, Chair Vice President, Environment, Health, Safety & Quality, Chief Corporate Mickey Baines Engineer, Air Products Principal, Fourth Dimension Partners

Gregg Feinberg, Vice Chair Daniel Crowley Attorney, Feinberg Law Office Vice President, Peerless Executive Group Broker/Principal, Feinberg Real Estate Advisors, LLC Desiree Collazo-Soto James Nallo, Secretary US Marketing Manager, MiguelRius USA Ltd. Partner, Offset Impressions Bryan Lobach Mark Jobes, Treasurer Assistant Vice President Commercial Services, Embassy Bank Senior Vice President, Lafayette Ambassador Bank John Jordan Joseph Lennert Community Volunteer President & CEO, Caruso Benefits Group Ronald Freudenberger Michael Dunn Chief of Cardiology, Lehigh Valley Health Network President, Michael Dunn Co. Saladin Ambar Susan Schupp Assistant Professor Political Science, Lehigh University Vice President & Senior Trust Advisor, PNC Bank Rich Johnson Myrna Rivera DJ, DJEvolution Director of Corporate Benefits, B. Braun Ryan Dunn Jessica Armstrong Principal, Dunn Twiggar Company, LLC Associate General Counsel, St. Luke’s Health Network Sonya Hulobowski Vicki Doule’ Senior Director National Contracts, W.W. Grainger, Inc. Senior Director, Group Sales Major Market, Capital Blue Cross Joseph Hessmiller Kathleen McCracken Director, Corporate Marketing, Computer Aid, Inc. Vice President Casino Marketing, Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem

2014 ArtsQuest Community Impact Report | 14 BOARD MEMBERS

VISUAL ARTS BOARD Paul Farr President, PPL Energy Supply Dave Willard, Chair Community Volunteer Ricardo Viera Director of Art Galleries, Lehigh University William Woodruff, Vice Chair Neuroradiologist, Progressive Physician Associates, Inc. Alison Bessesdotter Visual Artist Corliss Bachman Executive Director, Pennsylvania Sinfonia Orchestra Gary Banzhoff Community Volunteer Frank Smith President, NAI Summit Henrietta Bollinger Owner, Bollinger Insurance Agency David Sestak Founder & President, Media Five Entertainment Alicia Hayden Manager, Olympus America Mary Beth Golab Senior E-Marketing Specialist, Air Products Melissa Lauer Resource Development Manager, Habitat for Humanity Shirin Nabati Manager, Surface Chemistry Discoveries, Inc. Roy Gruver Director Technology Management Services, Lehigh University David Rehrig Community Volunteer

DAVID HAPPEL

2014 ArtsQuest Community Impact Report | 15 COMMITTEE MEMBERS

FINANCE & AUDIT COMMITTEE Steve Boyle Director or Retail & Automotive, The Morning Call Mark Jobes, Chair Senior Vice President, Lafayette Ambassador Bank Timothy Canfield Vice President & Retail Marketing Manager, TD Bank Allen Billiard Community Volunteer John Dodds Global Brand & Marketing Communications Director, Air Products Paul Farr President, PPL Energy Supply Mary Beth Golab Senior E-Marketing Specialist, Air Products Susan Schupp Vice President & Senior Trust Advisor, PNC Bank Bill Raven Owner, Raven One to One Marketing

CAPITAL RESOURCES COMMITTEE Betsy Storey-Bono Director of Marketing & Business Development, Concannon Miller Dave Rabold, Chair Capital Projects Manager, Muhlenberg College George Wacker Communications Manager, Discover Lehigh Valley Timothy Canfield Vice President & Retail Marketing Manager, TD Bank KJ Zabala Promotions Director, Nassau Broadcasting Frank Smith President, NAI Summit Gary Kline Marketing, Quad/Graphics, Inc. STRATEGIC PLANNING COMMITTEE MUSIKFEST ADVISORY COMMITTEE Ryan Dunn, Chair Partner, Dunn Twiggar Co. Neal Apgar, Chair Owner, Neal D. Apgar Construction Joseph Lennert President & CEO, Caruso Benefits Group Allen Billiard, III Community Volunteer Sandy Engel Partner | Attorney, Engel, Wiener & Bergstein Edward Boksan Agent, New York Life Insurance Company Randy Krail Business Optimization Manager, Aetna George Boksan Director of Campus Safety, Moravian College Fred Stellato Partner | Attorney, Norris McLaughlin & Marcus, P.A. Paul Fistner Employee Benefits Manager, National Penn Bancshares Inc. Dave Willard Community Volunteer Barbara Gilchrist Community Volunteer Donna Taggart President, Taggart Associates Richard Hawk Community Volunteer

MARKETING COMMITTEE Randy Krail Business Optimization Manager, Aetna Randy Krail, Chair Business Optimization Manager, Aetna Catherine Little Administrator, Pennsylvania Presenters Julia Corwin Director of Brand Marketing, Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem Philip Moskowitz Community Volunteer Michael Corr Marketing Director, Sarbari

2014 ArtsQuest Community Impact Report | 16 COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Jack Schildt Timothy Canfield Manufacturing Representative, The Total Package Vice President & Retail Marketing Manager, TD Bank Robert Windolph Community Volunteer SEARCH COMMITTEE Mike Dunn, Chair Cynthia Workman President, Michael Dunn Co. Dental Hygienist, Dr. Heard Dentistry Samuel L. Torrence GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE President & COO (Retired), Just Born, Inc. Gregg Feinberg, Chair Joseph Pietrantonio General Counsel, Feinberg Law Office Vice President, Environment, Health, Safety & Quality and Corporate Chief Ryan Dunn Engineer, Air Products Partner, Dunn Twiggar Company, LLC SELECTION/NOMINATION COMMITTEE Ron Donchez Commercial Executive, Susquehanna Bank Mike Dunn, Chair President, Michael Dunn Co. Rick Miller Vice President Sales, RG Group Joseph Pietrantonio Vice President, Environment, Health, Safety & Quality and Corporate Chief David Rehrig Engineer, Air Products Community Volunteer Jessica Nichols HUMAN RESOURCES COMMITTEE Associate General Counsel, St. Luke’s University Health Network Mike Dunn, Chair Myrna Rivera President, Michael Dunn Co. Director Corporate Benefits & Compensation, B. Braun Myrna Rivera Director of Corporate Benefits & Compensation, B. Braun

Samuel Torrence TED COLEGROVE President & COO (Retired), Just Born, Inc.

Joseph Lennert President & CEO, Caruso Benefits Group

Ed Boksan Agent, New York Life Insurance Company

PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE Jim Nallo, Chair Partner, Offset Impressions

Jessica Armstrong Associate General Council, St. Luke’s University Health Network

Robin Staff Artistic Director & Producer, DANCENOW

Dave Willard Community Volunteer

Lynnie Godfrey Performing Artist, Singer, Actress

2014 ArtsQuest Community Impact Report | 17 CORPORATE PARTNERS

• 3 Strands • Choice Hotels International • G & L’s Sign Factory • 50 Yardline Sports Bar • Christmas City Printing • Garden State Fireworks • 6abc • Chrysler • Genesco Sports Enterprises • A-1 Limousine • Chubb Group of Insurance Companies • Go Astro Travel LLC • AAA East Central • Church & Dwight Employee Giving Fund, Inc. • Goldman, Sachs & Co. • AAA Moving and Storage • Cigars International, Inc. • Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Network • ABE Fence • City of Bethlehem • Greater Lehigh Valley Chamber of Commerce • Action Party Rentals • CK Running LLC • Green Mountain Energy Company • Adams Outdoor Advertising of the Lehigh • Clear Channel Radio - Philadelphia • Greenleaf Productions Valley • Clementine Salon • Gross McGinley, LLP • Aesculap • Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of the Lehigh Valley • Groupon Customer Sales • Aetna • Color Me Rad • Guardian Life Insurance Company of America • Aetna Giving Campaign • Comfort Suites Bethlehem • Heaven on a Bun, Inc. • Afilias • Concannon Miller & Co., P. C. • Hess Corporation • Air Products • Connoisseur Media, LLC • Highmark Blue Shield • Albarell Electric, Inc. • Contractor’s Equipment, Inc. • Hilton Garden Inn Allentown Airport • Altronics • Convergent • Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites - Cherry Ln. • Altronics, Inc. • Coordinated Health • Horns • Alvin H. Butz, Inc. • Corey Michael’s Hair Design • Hotel Bethlehem • AmeriHealth Caritas • Corked Wine Bar and Steakhouse • Housing Development Corporation MidAtlantic • Aramark Corporation • Cornerstone Financial Consultants, LTD • Hyatt Place • ASCO Power Technologies • County of Lehigh • ICON • AT&T Foundation • County of Northampton • IESI PA Bethlehem Corporation • Aw Shucks Roasted Corn • Courtyard by Marriott - Bethlehem • IHeartMedia • B. Braun Medical, Inc. • Crayola • IndependenceIT • BalloonWorks by The Party Girls • Cumulus Media • Ingersoll-Rand Company • Bank of America • Cutting Edge Landscaping • Inkredible Events, LLC • Banko Beverage Company • D & B • Integrity Mechanical Inc. • Bath Fitter • D. G. Yuengling & Son • Ironton Telephone Co. • Baxter International • Dale Carnegie • Island Expressions • Beer Mussels • Dale Carnegie Training • J. P. Macgrady’s • Best Western Lehigh Valley • Dan Schantz Farms & Greenhouses • Jenny’s Kuali • Bethlehem Area School District • Dan’s Camera City • JetPay Payroll • Bethlehem Dairy Store • Darlington Exterior Services • Jewish Federation of the Lehigh Valley • Bethlehem Golf Club • Days Inn Allentown/Bethlehem • John J. Zeiner & Sons • Bethlehem Palette Club • Digital Furst Media • Johnson & Johnson • Bethlehem Sausage Werke • Discover Lehigh Valley • Just Born, Inc. • Bethlehem Star Café • Donegal Square/Red Stag Pub • JWT - Atlanta • BioSpectra Inc. • Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom • K/S Renewal Systems LLC d/b/a Kitchen • Black & Blue • Downtown Bethlehem Association Saver • Blue Trail Entertainment • Duggan & Marcon, Inc. • Karl Ehmer Quality Meats • Bollinger Insurance Agency • Dutch Springs • Keystone Savings FoundationKistler O’Brien • Boulevard Frame & Art • East Stroudsburg University Fire Protection • Boyle Construction, Inc. • Eastern PA Weather Authority, LLC • Kitchen Magic • Brickman Group, Ltd. • Edge Restaurant • Kline and O’Hay, LLC • Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation • Edwards Business Systems, Inc. • Kohl’s • Brown-Forman Beverages • Eisai, Inc.Elegant Arrivals Limousine • Kraft Foods • Buckeye Partners, L.P. • Embassy Bank • La Ola Radio • C. F. Martin & Co. • Facts Fitness • La Petite Provence • Cactus Blue • Fegley Enterprises, Inc. • Lafayette Ambassador Bank • Capital BlueCross • Fiat of Lehigh Valley • Last Chance Ranch • Caruso Benefits GroupCathy’s Creative • Fig Bethlehem • Leaf Filter PA North Catering • Five Star Home Foods • Lehigh Gas Corp • Central Moravian Church • Follett Corporation • Lehigh Law Enforcement • Chestnut Hill College • Frederick’s Meats • Lehigh Pizza • Chevrolet 21, Inc. • Fritch, Inc. • Lehigh Valley Carpenters Union Local #600

2014 ArtsQuest Community Impact Report | 18 CORPORATE PARTNERS

• Lehigh Valley Easy Pages • PBS 39 • The Express-Times • Lehigh Valley Health Network • Penn Sheet Metal • The Fresh Market • Lehigh Valley International Airport • Pennsylvania Council on the Arts • The Knitter’s Edge • Lehigh Valley Magazine • Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency • The Lehigh Valley Charter High School for the • Lehigh Valley Music Awards • Pennsylvania Lottery Arts • Lehigh Valley Restaurant Group/Red Robin • Penske Truck Leasing • The Lesson Center • Lehigh Valley Style • PenTeleData • The Lion Brewery • Lehigh Valley Technologies, Inc • People First Federal Credit Union • The Morning Call • Lehigh Valley United FC Soccer Club • Peoples Security Charitable Foundation • The Performance Group • lehighvalleylive.com • Permanent Odor Removal, Inc • The Philadelphia Union • Liberty Propane • Phantom’s Hockey • The R. K. Laros Foundation, Inc. • Liberty Property Trust • PJ Whelihan’s Pub • The Stone House Group • Lowe’s of Easton • PNC Bank • The Valley Beat • Lutron Electronics Company, Inc. • Porsche • Think Energy • MacIntosh Linen • Pottstown Mercury • Think Out Loud Music/Chad Taylor • Mack Trucks, Inc. • PPL • Tito’s Handmade Vodka • Macy’s • Promogroup LLC • Too Far Independent Media • Mama Nina Foccacheria • Quandel Construction Group • Touchstone Theatre • Marketing Werks • Ramos Realty • Transamerica Agency Network • Mass Mutual Financial Group • Raven One To One Marketing • Trans-Bridge Lines, Inc. • Men’s Health • Redco Foods, Inc • Tri Outdoor, Inc. • Merck Partnership for Giving • Redevelopment Authority of the City of • Trifecta Technologies • Merry Maids Bethlehem • UGI Utilities, Inc. • MetLife PennWood Financial Group • RedPeg Marketing • United Airlines • Metro Beauty Academy • Revel Systems, Inc. • Urban Varieties • MetroPCS • Ripper’s Pub • US Foods • Michael Thomas Floral Design • Rothrock Motor Sales, Inc. • Viamedia • Mid Atlantic Waterproofing • Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem • Victaulic • Millenia Salon & Spa • Sands Event Center • Vinart Dealerships • Miller-Keystone Memorial Blood Center • Saxby’s • Wacker Chemical Corporation • Minerals Technologies Inc. • Sayre Mansion Inn • Waitz CorporationWaste Management • MINI of Allentown • Schuykill Valley Sporting Goods, Inc. • WDIY 88.1 • Minuteman Press Lehigh Valley • Sears Home Services • Wegmans Food Markets • Mitchell & Ness • Service Electric Cable TV & Communications • Wells Fargo • Moe’s Southwestern Grill • Shookie’s Interactive Entertainment • Werkheiser Electric • Molinari Mangia LLC • Sign Design Associates, Inc. • WFMZ-TV/Channel 69 News • Molly’s Irish Grille and Sports Pub • SiriusXM Radio • WGPA Radio Sunny 1100 • Morris Black and Sons, Inc. • SmileKrafters • WKRZ • MXA Band • Sonicbids Corporation • WNTI 91.9 FM • National Endowment for the Arts • South Italy Imports • WXPN 88.5 FM • National Penn Bank • Spark Orthodontics • Wyndham Vacation Resorts • National Soccer Coaches Association of • Spiro’s Family Restaurant • Yaralov Gallery America • Springhouse Studio • Yards Brewing Company • Naturalscapes • Springleaf Financial Services • Young Plumbing & Heating Inc • Nazareth Pallet Company, Inc. • St. Luke’s University Health Network • YOUniversity of Music and Arts • NFUSE 360 Marketing, Inc • Staybridge Suites Allentown/Bethlehem • Norris McLaughlin & Marcus, P.A. Airport • Nuhuru • Steel Ice Center • Octagon, LLC • Susquehanna Patriot Bank • Olde Homestead Golf Course • Sweet Indulgence Cafe • Olympus America, Inc. • Tallarico’s Chocolates • OraSure Technologies, Inc. • Tally Ho Tavern • PA Leadership Charter School • TD Bank • PA Virtual Charter School • The Bayou • Patient First • The Brick Pizzeria Restaurant & Bar • Patriot Workwear • The Broadway Social

2014 ArtsQuest Community Impact Report | 19 INDIVIDUAL DONORS

• Anonymous • Lucian Deleon, Jr. • Brianna Heater • Louis & Winifred • Susan J. Sharkan-Abud • Mike & Lynn Albarell • Allison A. Deutsch • Marty & Laura Hegyi Melinsky • Ronald Sherrer • Jessica L. Armstrong • Deborah Dock • Mark & Sally Heimbach • Jerry & Pamela Miles • Kevin M. Siedt • Brittany Azzolina • Ed & Nancy Dougherty • John Hilderbrand • Debra A. Miller • Merle Louise Simon • Linda Backo • Sarah G. Dougherty • Kassie Hilgert & Susan • Daniel J. Miller • John & Erin Sinkowski • James & Jill Balshi • Jeff I. Druckenmiller Lawless • Simon & Ingrid Moore • Beth Slavic • Rick A. Bannister • Francine Dugas Tudor • Michelle Hilken • Thomas & Elizabeth • Alexis P. Slavish • Gary & Christine Banzhoff • Mike & Gail Dunn • Vickie L. Homa Moran • Frank & Karen Smith • Hank & Joanne Barnette • Debora Dyer • Eleanor Jacobs • Curt & Jamie Mosel • Dale Smith • Wendy & Bill Basta • David & Linda Dyson • Steven Jax • Susan C. Moyer • Bruce Somers • Ronald & Jo-Ellen • Kathryn N. Eck • Dan Jedrejczyk • Victoria Moyer • Paul Sorcek Batarick • Elizabeth Egan • Beverly & Mike Jenkins • Trina A. Mullins • Robin and Marty Staff • Nora Beck • Marissa Embardino • Mark Jobes • Jim & Peggy Nallo • John D. Stanley • Mary Ann Belchunes • Eric M. Erle • John & Joyce Jordan • Al Narzisi • John Stanley • Julie Benjamin • Krista Evans • Michele Juliano • Aidan Niggel • Donna Stein • Katie Berry • Michael & Amy • Dave & Cindy Karchner • Karen Normann • William Stout • Robin Bestel Faccinetto • Frances Kaufmann • David Novak • Michael Suzadail • Cynthia H. Biedenkopf • Donna Falk • Jim & Donna Keeler • Teresa Ocampo • Rob & Jenny Sweatman • Robert & Jane Biggs • Elizabeth & Umberto • Walter Keiper & Betsy • Bob & Cindy Oster • Donna Taggart • Alison P. Bitterlich Fantozzi Kline • Jeff & Susan Parks • George & Lorraine • Miranda Black • Paul & Kym Farr • Donata Kelly • Sarah Pasculli Torrella • Terry & Bruce Blackman • Cindy Fehr • Gloria E. Kern • Robin Paur • Samuel & Elizabeth • John & Susan Blair • Gregg M. & Cindy • Barry Kessler • Phyllis A. Perna Torrence • Veronica Blocker Feinberg • Robert & Carla Kevitch • Helene Perrucci • Tracy Torres • Henrietta & Andrew • Patricia A. Fernandez • Patricia Kienzle • Anita M. Petito • Elaine J. Trigiano Bollinger • George & Jody Ferrio • Kevin & Jill King • Brandon Petty • Barbara Turanchik • Ross & Wendy Born • Joan & Paul Fistner • Linda Kleintop McBride • Joe & Karen Pietrantonio • John & Janet Turansky • Joe & Mary Pat Brake • William Fitzmaurice • Anne R. Kline • John & Kate Pitts • Tracey Vlahovic • Brett Braker • Joseph Flecksteiner, Jr. • Amy Korpics • Andrew Polca • Timothy Vohar • Amy Brandon • Steven & Jeanne Follett • Randy & Sharon Krail • Constance Rampulla- • Tina Ward • Karen Brauchle • W. Beall Fowler • Bill & Carol Kreitz White • Jeff C. Waterhouse • Brian L. Breter • Jane Foy Karaman • Jeffrey & Michelle Krupa • Morten Rasmussen • Kyle H. Watkins • Christine Breslin • Scott M. Frederick • Henry & Diane Kuehn • David H. & Norita L. • William Watson • Patrick M. Brogan • Ken & Sharon Friedman • Robyn Lauer-Ingarao Rehrig • Stefanie B. Wexler • Martene Bruder • Howard & Molly Fry • Douglas P. Leh • Christina M. Remaly • Helene M. Whitaker • Joseph Candio • Linda & John Galitis • Spencer Lewis • John & Elaine • Craig & Connie Wilhelm • Anthony & Evelyn • Annette Gaspar • Edward J. Liona Rentzheimer • David & Monica Willard Carfagno • Bradley & Alice Gast • Janice & Paul Lipzin • Betsy Repash & Rick • Margery J. Windolph • Glenn Chromiak • Carl & Christine Gehman • John & Marcie Litak Leidigh • Victoria & William Wise • Johnny & Gwendolyn • Leonard Gentilcore • Lisa Litzenberger • Harold N. Rice • Michele & William Chung • Nathaniel & Joanna • Joseph & Sherry Lorah • Thomas & Jo Anne Woodruff • William & Sarah Gouveia Golub • Leonard & Donna Riddle • Jeremy Wuebber • Martin & Beth Cohen • Robert J. Goosley, Jr. Luckenbach • David & Joann Ring • Donald L. Wunderler • Jill Confair • David Graham, Lyne • Kristi Lutes • Myrna & Izzy Rivera • Jack & Barbara Yaissle • Pat & Christine Connell Miller, & Edwin Graham, • Jillmarie Lutz • Jose & Lisa Rodriguez • Ray & Heather Yee • Linda J. Cornman Jr. • Stephen & Carol Mack • Louis Rodriguez • Susan Yee • Pat & Sandy Corpora • Paula Grant • Bernerd Maletsky • Josephine P. Ronca • Reggie L. Young • Julia & Scott Corwin • Peter R. Grover • Sandra Massetti • Drea & Paul Rosko • Zachary Zeitner • James & Jan Creedon • William & Alicia • Nelson & Carmen Matos • Michael & Rosemary • Sharon J. Zondag • Dan & Lisa Crowley Gruenewald • Margaret McConnell Sauers • Kristin Zukasky • Diane C. Csaszar • Diane & Haas • Celia A. McEnroe • Mary A. Schaeffer • Debra & Carl Zvanut • Debrah Cummins & • David Halteman • Kimberly McFadden & • Judy Schiavone Grosser Frederick Stellato • Robert & Bonnie Hammel Michael Kraynak • Charles & Jacqueline • Michele D’Amico • John & Sylvia Hand • Brenda & John McGlade Schneider • Mary & Michael De • Edwin Havas • James & Donna McHugh • Steve & Kelly Seip Castro • Franklin & Diane Hawkey • Robert & Janis Mease • Dean Shaffer

2014 ArtsQuest Community Impact Report | 20 OPERATING REVENUES & EXPENSES

ArtsQuest reports its results using Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), which require the organization to record income based on the year funds are raised, not in the year designated for use, among other requirements.

2014 Total Support and Revenue - $20,364,387

Revenue Highlights ArtsQuest revenues topped $20.2M in In-Kind Contributions 2014, an 8% increase over 2013. In-kind 16.1% contributions and programs and festival revenues accounted for $13.7M or 65% Contributions 14.9% of total unrestricted revenue, while Programs 51.1% other contributions and memberships provided 9% of total unrestricted revenue. Unrestricted support and revenue were Properties 10.8% used to pay for current operations, while restricted operating support and revenue reflect contributions from multi-year gifts Grants and pledges for use in future years. Net 1.6% restricted operating support and revenue from multiyear gifts totaled $1.1M in 2014. Interest Other 1.7% 3.8%

2014 Total Expenses- $21,018,940

Expense Highlights ArtsQuest expenses totaled over $21.0M Programs in 2014. Program services, which includes 82.0% festival operations, accounted for 82%, or $17.2M, while general administrative costs were 5.1%, or $1.1M. Occupancy Depreciation and costs including property maintenance and Amortization operating costs of those properties were 7.5% 12.8%, or $1.6M, down 4.8% from 2013. Total spending overall was up 6% over 2013.

General Administration Fundraising 5.1% 2.7% Interest Expense 2.8%

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