Celebrating 50 years

2019 Annual Report

1 Building community through the arts for 50 years

2 TABLE OF CONTENTS

05 A Report to the Community 27 Campaign 2019 Donors 06 Mission, Vision, & Values 32 ArtsFund Visionaries Culture Council & Associates Ambassadors Council 08 Leadership Programs 33 Board of Trustees 10 Advocacy Initiatives 34 Foundation Board & Advisory Council 12 Grant Making 36 Financials 14 2019 ArtsFund Grants 39 Staff 16 ArtsFund in the Community 19 50 Years: Looking Back and Looking Forward

3 “ArtsFund is more than just a grant making organization. It represents a community of like-minded organizations and individuals who believe in the power and importance of art.”

Bellevue Art Museum staff member

4 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

A future for the arts is a future for Thanks to thousands of supporters and community. After 50 years, ArtsFund partners across the decades, our leadership, advocacy, and grant making programs are remains uniquely positioned to deliver working to ensure arts are accessible to all on that promise. and valued as central and critical to a healthy society. We are proud to have helped build the This is a milestone year for ArtsFund, founded Puget Sound arts and cultural community for in 1969 to bring corporate and civic leaders the past half century and invite you to join us in together to grow and sustain our region’s shaping a future for the arts in our region. arts and cultural institutions. Fifty years later, this region is home to an extraordinary variety of arts and cultural organizations, and we continually benefit from the creativity, inspiration, and social connections they bring. As both the region and the arts and cultural sector have grown and evolved, ArtsFund has been there every step of the way, supporting the health and vitality of arts and cultural organizations and the individuals they serve.

SUSAN M. COLITON ANTHONY R. MILES Interim President & CEO Partner ArtsFund Stoel Rives LLP Chair, ArtsFund Board of Trustees 5 MISSION

ArtsFund strengthens the community by supporting the arts through LEADERSHIP,

ADVOCACY, and GRANT MAKING

6 VISION

A community with a dynamic and world- class arts and cultural sector where the arts are accessible to all and valued as central and critical to a healthy society.

VALUES

We Ignite Passion for the Arts. We believe arts and culture inspire, empower, and transform individuals and communities.

We Promote Equitable and Inclusive Communities. We believe the arts should be accessible to all and reflect, represent, and engage the entire community.

We Innovate through Collaboration and Leadership. We believe our impact and relevance, and that of the arts sector, are deepened though continuous learning, creative leadership, and strategic partnerships. 7 LEADERSHIP

ArtsFund is committed to helping develop the next generation of community and civic leaders through ongoing programming for the cultural sector, and engagement opportunities for younger generations whose community involvement is essential to the future of this region’s civic vitality. For more information, visit artsfund.org/programs.

BOARD LEADERSHIP TRAINING CONVENINGS

ArtsFund’s Board Leadership Training program ArtsFund provides capacity building tools and training to strengthens arts organizations by teaching fundamentals the cultural sector, and advances dialogue in response to of board service and providing connections to nonprofit the needs of the field.In 2019, ArtsFund convenings were boards. Over 770 current and future nonprofit board attended by 185 participants from 113 organizations. members have taken the training. In 2019, 46 individuals Trainings and webinars focused on leveraging the social representing 31 civic, cultural and community impact of the arts, addressing common sector challenges, organizations participated. and strengthening boards.

CULTURAL PARTNERS NETWORK ARTSFUND VISIONARIES

The Cultural Partners Network (CPN) is ArtsFund’s The ArtsFund Visionaries (AFV) donor network connects network of affiliated arts and cultural organizations. emerging leaders and business professionals between 21 Through the CPN, ArtsFund deepens ties between and 45 years of age to ArtsFund’s vision – a community organizations, provides capacity building resources, where the arts are accessible to all and valued as critical and connects cultural organizations with audiences and to a healthy society. Through engagement with ArtsFund, donors throughout the region. In 2019, 120 organizations fellow AFV donors, and the cultural community, were part of the CPN. Visionaries power ArtsFund’s mission while enjoying diverse arts experiences.

8 9 ADVOCACY

ArtsFund provides critical tools for educating both elected RESEARCH INITIATIVES officials and community members about the measurable Our Economic Impact Studies detail the importance of the impacts of the arts. In addition to being a respected arts and culture nonprofit industry as an economic driver voice and central advocate for the arts on the local, in our region, and our Social Impact Study frames a new regional, state, and national levels, ArtsFund serves as the way of understanding the public value of the arts. Visit fiscal agent for several sector wide initiatives. For more artsfund.org/socialimpact for the complete findings. information, visit artsfund.org/programs.

CULTURAL RESOURCE COLLECTIVE “ArtsFund support of the greater field in research ArtsFund manages and serves as fiscal agent for the and advocacy helps all arts organizations.” Cultural Resource Collective, a secure patron database 10 David Fischer, Executive Director, Tacoma Arts Live used by 30 regional arts and cultural groups to develop and maintain audiences. Changing

BUILDING FOR THE ARTS Lives, ArtsFund provides arts advocacy leadership and partner in promoting legislative initiatives such as Engaging Building for the Arts (BFA), raising awareness of critical civic issues and furthering public investment in arts and culture. Since its inception, BFA has granted Communities $113M to more than 240 projects across 29 counties in Washington state. In 2019, 14 projects across 6 counties were awarded the full request of $12M from through the Washington State Capital Budget. the Arts 11 GRANT MAKING 2019 ALLOCATIONS COMMITTEE

GEMMA ARONCHICK | CO-CHAIR ELLEN FERGUSON GENERAL Corporate Citizenship & Public Affairs Trustee Microsoft Corporation The Hugh and Jane Ferguson Foundation OPERATING SUPPORT TIM OTANI | CO-CHAIR Director, External Affairs Manager— SANDY MCDADE ArtsFund distributes grants in several ways, including NW & Chicago Interim CEO MUFG Union Bank ArtsFund our keystone general operating support and targeted BRIAN CARTER ERIKA NESHOLM grant programs. Executive Director Executive Director 4Culture Nesholm Family Foundation

Recipients can use ArtsFund’s general operating support JONATHAN CUNNINGHAM KIM VU grants to provide programming and arts education, Community Programs Officer Senior Vice President | Foundation Seattle Market Manager reduce barriers to arts participation, increase access Enterprise Business & MARK DEDERER Community Engagement and opportunity for underserved youth, and for staffing, Executive Director Bank of America capacity-building, professional development, and facilities. Biller Family Foundation This unrestricted funding enables grant recipients to invest RANDY ENGSTROM Director the funds where needed most to advance their missions. City of Seattle Office of Arts & Culture ArtsFund has distributed more than $84 million in grants to a broad range of 240 arts and cultural organizations throughout King and Pierce Counties since 1969. In 2019, ArtsFund awarded annual grants totaling over $2.2 million. $84 ArtsFund’s Allocations Committee oversees our annual grant making process, reviewing applications and meeting million in person with applicants. The Committee is comprised of corporate, private, and public grant making experts with in grants experience in the arts sector. More information can be found at artsfund.org/grantprocess. over 50 years

12 TARGETED GRANT PROGRAMS

MULTICULTURAL YOUTH ACCESS & CREATIVE ARTS PROJECT OPPORTUNITY FUND EQUITY FUND

ArtsFund’s Multicultural Arts Project Arts engagement provides the greatest In 2019 ArtsFund continued to contribute supports culturally, ethnically, and benefits to at-risk students and youth funds and staff support to the Creative racially diverse arts and cultural from low-income backgrounds, yet Equity Fund (CEF). Launched in 2018, groups throughout the Central Puget economic and other barriers severely CEF supports nonprofit organizations Sound Region. 2019 grant recipients limit access to these benefits. The Youth using arts and culture based strategies used funds for programs connecting Access & Opportunity Fund supports to build racial justice. The program is communities, creating broader access programs and organizations that administered by Seattle Foundation to the arts, enhancing cross cultural provide meaningful arts engagement and was developed initially through understanding, and serving youth. Now opportunities for our region’s young collaboration with ArtsFund and the in its third year, $132,500 in grants have people who are too often overlooked and Seattle Office of Arts & Culture, with been awarded through the Multicultural denied equitable opportunities. support from Macklemore. Additional Arts Project to date. leadership and financial support comes from The Boeing Company, Microsoft Corporation, the Nesholm Family Foundation, and Satterberg Foundation.

13 2019 ARTSFUND GRANTS

GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT TARGETED GRANTS

5th Avenue Theatre...... $90,810* Seattle Public Theater . . . . . $10,070 ArtsFund Youth Access and ArtsFund Plestcheeff Design ACT Theatre...... $89,200 Seattle Repertory Opportunity Fund Grants (not and Decorative Arts Grants Artist Trust...... $16,160 Jazz Orchestra...... $27,190* reflected to left) Frye Art Museum...... $2,500 Auburn Symphony Orchestra. . . . $1,110 Seattle Repertory Theatre. . . $123,550* Art with Heart...... $5,000 Henry Art Gallery...... $7,500 . . . . . $5,440 Seattle Shakespeare Arts Corps...... $4,000 ...... $5,000 Book-It Repertory Theatre. . . . $16,870 Company...... $51,130* Coyote Central ...... $2,500 . . . $5,000 Burke Museum...... $10,600 Seattle Symphony...... $173,970 Hilltop Artists ...... $7,500 . . . . . $11,400 Early Music Seattle...... $7,120 Seattle Theatre Group...... $77,510* Red Eagle Soaring...... $2,500 Wing Luke Museum Earshot Jazz Society SIFF ...... $16,070 Reel Grrls ...... $5,000 of the Asian Pacific of Seattle...... $24,190* Spectrum Dance Theater. . . . $32,480* Sanctuary Art Center . . . . . $5,000 American Experience...... $11,400 Frye Art Museum...... $9,630 Symphony Tacoma ...... $15,510 Seattle JazzED ...... $2,500 Henry Art Gallery...... $109,230 ...... $48,180 SUBTOTAL...... $42,800 Seattle Music Partners . . . . $2,500 Intiman Theatre...... $20,690* Tacoma Arts Live...... $63,700* Totem Star...... $5,000 Jack Straw Productions. . . . $10,690 Tacoma Musical Playhouse. . . . $8,000 Youth in Focus ...... $2,500 Jet City Improv ...... $1,600 Tacoma Opera...... $6,620 Meany Center for the Taproot Theatre Company. . . $8,130 SUBTOTAL...... $44,000 Kreielsheimer Remainder Performing Arts...... $14,800 Three Dollar Bill Cinema . . . . $5,270 Foundation Grants ...... $62,100 Totem Star...... $5,000 (MoPOP)...... $20,590 Town Hall Association . . . . . $29,460 ArtsFund Multicultural Arts Museum of Glass ...... $6,550 Vashon Center for the Arts. . . . $4,120 Project Grants National Nordic Museum. . . . . $15,910 Velocity Dance Center. . . . . $8,630 TOTAL 2019 ARTSFUND GRANTS Northwest African The Vera Project ...... $21,440* American Asian Performing American Museum. . . . . $19,180* Village Theatre...... $75,480 Arts Theatre...... $5,000 Northwest Film Forum...... $8,180 Whim W’Him ...... $2,630 Central District Forum for Northwest Sinfonietta ...... $2,710 Wing Luke Museum Arts & Ideas ...... $2,500 $2,278,510 On the Boards ...... $30,770 of the Asian Pacific Chinese Arts & Pacific Northwest Ballet. . $198,760* American Experience. . . . . $49,450* Music Association ...... $5,000 Richard Hugo House...... $20,150* Densho...... $5,000 SUBTOTAL...... $2,089,610 Seattle Art Museum. . . . $191,250* Northwest African Seattle Arts & Lectures . . . . $15,410* (*GRANT AMOUNTS ARE INCLUSIVE OF American Museum...... $2,500 Seattle Chamber YOUTH ACCESS AND OPPORTUNITY Pratidhwani...... $5,000 FUND GRANTS) Music Society...... $17,570 Seattle Asian American Seattle Children’s Theatre. . . . $76,300 Film Festival...... $5,000 Seattle Men’s Chorus and Seattle Chinese Chorus . . . . . $2,500 Seattle Women’s Chorus. . . $12,690 SIS Productions...... $2,500 Seattle Opera...... $160,710 Tasveer ...... $5,000 Seattle Pro Musica...... $6,150 14 SUBTOTAL...... $40,000

GRANT IMPACTS $2.2 million in grants helped provide: “I support ArtsFund 10,000+ EVENTS, EXHIBITS because I get AND PERFORMANCES to support the ecosystem 811,000 of our arts STUDENTS ACCESS TO THE ARTS community TOTAL 2019 ARTSFUND GRANTS with one $2,278,510 donation.” 1.7 million ArtsFund Donor FREE OR DISCOUNTED TICKETS

7.4 million PATRON VISITS 15 ARTSFUND IN THE COMMUNITY

CELEBRATION OF THE EXPANDING BOARD DIVERSITY ARTS LUNCHEON For the third year in a row ArtsFund presented Setting Supporters from the Puget Sound region’s arts, cultural, the Table for More Diverse Board Leadership, an event public, and private sectors gathered for ArtsFund’s 31st exploring ways to expand racial, ethnic, and cultural Annual Celebration of the Arts Luncheon. Performers diversity in board leadership. The evening featured a and speakers focused on the power of the arts to panel discussion with community leaders of color and transform our communities and affect positive outcomes networking opportunities for guests to connect with arts for young people. and cultural organizations actively seeking to increase diversity among their board leadership.

16 BOARD NETWORKING SOCIAL IMPACT OF THE ARTS HAPPY HOUR COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS

ArtsFund partnered with the Bill & Melinda Gates In tandem with the release of ArtsFund’s pioneering Social Foundation, Leadership Tomorrow, Seattle Works, Impact of the Arts Study, ArtsFund staff made over 20 United Way of King County, and Microsoft to foster public presentations to stakeholders ranging from arts connections among graduates of our leadership administrators, elected officials, the business community, training programs and organizations seeking new and cultural and public sector leaders. The community board members. conversations culminated with Arts & Action to Better Our Community, a live and livestreamed event presented in partnership with Town Hall Seattle. For more information, visit artsfund.org/socialimpact. “[ArtsFund] fills an otherwise unmet need in improving the community by strengthening its cultural life and building connections between culture, business, government, policy leaders, education and individuals.”

ArtsFund Donor 17 “The arts are critical to our community and ArtsFund provides a leadership role in elevating the awareness of the arts and providing the funds to help the arts thrive.”

ArtsFund Donor

18 Looking back and looking forward

19 “Art is vital in an engaged and healthy society, and supporting ArtsFund is a way to benefit the cultural community as a whole.”

ArtsFund Donor

LOOKING BACK 1969 The United Arts Council of Puget Sound (today, Ed Rauscher, President of the Board of ON 50 YEARS ArtsFund) is formed with a $25,000 grant Trustees, hires Robert E. Gustavson as the from Patrons of Northwest Civic, Cultural, and Executive Director. OF ARTSFUND Charitable Organizations (PONCHO). “The CCA’s goal is to make sure that our fine arts organizations prosper and grow...The cultural future 20 of our community will be affected by decisions we make now.” OUR STORY

For 50 years, ArtsFund has been strengthening the arts Half-century later, across numerous name changes, and cultural sector in the Central Puget Sound region. ArtsFund is one of the nation’s leading United Arts Prompted by the 1962 World’s Fair in Seattle, corporate Funds. Thanks to thousands of supporters and partners and civic leaders recognized the critical role arts and across the decades and the vision of our staff and board culture could play in developing and sustaining a creative leaders, our programs are working to ensure arts are and thriving region. Through a $25,000 grant from the accessible to all and valued as central and critical to a Patrons of Northwest Civic, Cultural, and Charitable healthy society. Research and advocacy like our Economic Organizations (PONCHO), ArtsFund was founded in and Social Impact Studies, leadership programs like our 1969 as the United Arts Council of Puget Sound to help Board Leadership Training, and our unrestricted operating establish, grow and sustain our region’s arts and cultural support grants contribute to a sustainable, collaborative, institutions. informed, and inclusive future for the arts.

1975 1988

The first fundraising campaign completes, with Our name changes to Corporate Council for the CCA expands its mission from raising money to grants awarded totaling $190,000. The six Arts (CCA) to reflect corporate funding as the bringing arts to the table in a more highly visible primary beneficiary organizations are: ACT, Pacific main funding source for the organization. way and serving as a catalyst for important arts Northwest Ballet, Seattle Art Museum, Seattle initiatives. Opera, Seattle Rep, and the Seattle Symphony.

21 1989

Peter Donnelly is hired as President & CEO. The first Celebration of the Arts Luncheon The Associates program launches, providing is held. executives and young professionals opportunities to learn about the cultural community and its management. Over 20 years, approximately 1700 professionals “It is important that we become ArtsFund Associates. somehow start to build an arts community. It is lonely running an institution in 22 this town.” Over 50 years, the appeal may have changed, but the impact remains the same—strengthening community by supporting the arts. Thanks to thousands of supporters and partners across the decades for joining us along the way...our work is not possible without you.

1991 1992

CCA and The Boeing Company create legislation CCA introduces Workplace Giving to the region, The first Economic Impact Study for King County for Building for the Arts, a statewide fund for arts providing a new revenue stream for arts support. is released. ArtsFund continues to track and share & culture capital projects which has since granted the sector’s economic impact data, with the 6th $113M to 241 projects throughout Washington such study to be released in 2021.

23 IN 1 YEAR, IN 6 YEARS,

10,000+ events, exhibits and almost 1,200 attendees from 214 non- performances supported through profit organizations and 48 corporate ArtsFund’s grants organizations participated in ArtsFund’s convenings series

IN 20 YEARS, IN 27 YEARS,

770+ graduates educated through 5 seminal research reports produced ArtsFund’s Board Leadership Training on the economic and social impacts program of the arts

IN 30 YEARS, IN 50 YEARS,

68 leaders honored for outstanding $84 million granted to 240 regional contributions to the arts at ArtsFund’s arts organizations Celebration of the Arts Luncheon

1999 2003 2005

The Board Leadership Training program launches, Our name changes to ArtsFund to reflect an Jim Tune is hired as President & CEO. educating current and future arts board members. increase in individual giving. To date, BLT has served 770 individuals.

“ArtsFund truly provides the public a responsible way to fund the arts.”

24 MONEY TALKS [ AND HAS FOR 25 YEARS ]

and sings

and dances

and performs on stage

and hangs on walls ...

CORPORATE COUNCIL FOR THE

2009 2012 2013

The Cultural Resource Collective launches, Mari Horita is hired as President & CEO. ArtsFund presents power2give/Puget Sound, establishing a regional network enabling arts a 3-year regional arts crowdfunding platform & cultural organizations to better understand enabling arts organizations to leverage technology Northwest patrons. and reach new donors.

“ArtsFund supports and partners with diverse, dynamic and inclusive arts organizations to build a better community for all.” 25 Because of you, our donors and partners, we have helped build the Puget Sound arts and cultural community since 1969. Join us in shaping a future for the arts in our region.

2016 2018

ArtsFund launches the Cultural Partners Network The Visionaries program launches, connecting ArtsFund releases the inaugural Social Impact of to deepen ties between organizations, provide emerging leaders + business professionals to the Arts Study, the first of its kind, tracking how capacity building resources, and generate the arts. arts advance community priorities in King County. exposure to new audiences and donors. By 2019, the CPN includes 120 cultural organizations in three counties.

26 CAMPAIGN 2019 DONORS

Thank you for the following pledges, donations, and in-kind gifts made by businesses, foundations, and individuals between 6/1/18-5/31/19 .

Business Donors $350,000 and up $100,000–$349,999 $75,000–$99,999 $50,000–$74,999

$25,000–$49,999

Support from Microsoft Corporation, The Boeing Company, Sellen Construction, Perkins Coie, and Stoel Rives LLP includes employee workplace giving

$10,000–$24,999 $5,000–$9,999 Expert Drywall, Inc . Keller Rohrback LLP Fred Meyer, Inc . 4Culture Alaskan Copper & Brass Goldman, Sachs & Co . King County Employee Heineken USA Columbia Bank Company and Alaskan Google* Charitable Campaign Heritage Residential LLC The Commerce Bank of Copper Works Nintendo of America Inc . ORA Architects Ishii & Associates LLC Washington* Ernst & Young LLP Pacifica Law Group POP* LEO Paper USA Dapper + Associates Fox Rothschild LLP Starbucks Coffee Company Seattle Symphony LMN Architects Davis Wright Tremaine LLP* Getty Images* Tinte Cellars Taylor-Thomason Insurance Maritime Pacific Brewing The Dorsey & Whitney Howard S . Wright, a Balfour Wright, Runstad & U-Park System Co . Foundation* Beatty Company Company Washington State Neumos Flatstick Pub Hyatt Regency Seattle, a Combined Fund Drive* Salmon Bay Sand & Gravel HD Fowler Hedreen Project $1,000–$2,499 Seattle Mariners Baseball Club K&L Gates* KeyBank All City Fence Co . Up to $999 Seattle Metropolitan King County KING 5 Television Bill & Melinda Gates Aerojet Rocketdyne* Chamber of Commerce Mithun* Moss Adams LLP Foundation* AmazonSmile Seattle Qwik Tour NHL Seattle Puget Sound Business Burns, Toussaint & Baker Foundation Simburg, Ketter, Sheppard Nordstrom, Inc . Journal Associates Bale Breaker Brewing & Purdy LLP R .D . Merrill Company Safeco Insurance Cambia Health Foundation* Company Symetra* RealNetworks Foundation Seattle Bank Chateau Ste . Michelle BONFIRE Art . Culture . Tableau* Sound Seattle Office of Arts & Winery Design . T-Mobile* U .S . Bank Foundation Culture City of Seattle* Builders’ Hardware & Union Bank F5 Networks Supply Co ., Inc . $2,500–$4,999 Greg Kucera Gallery Cheyette & Associates Ben Bridge Jeweler Home Owners Club The Clarius Group LLC * Indicates a portion of the gift came Holland America Line Dio Chang Real Estate from employee workplace giving 27 Compton Lumber Company campaigns Individual & Foundation Donors ArtsFund Supporters ARTS BENEFACTOR CIRCLE DONORS

GOLD CLUB FIRST CHAIR SPOTLIGHT Jim and Casey Margard OVATION Pamela Mayer $50,000 and up $5,000–$9,999 $1,000–$2,499 Kathy F . McAuley $500–$999 Joshua Green Foundation Michael and Anne Bentley Shawn Aebi Rachel and Doug McCall R . Miller Adams Mary Pigott Cheryl Clark and Stephan Coonrod David C . Allais Beth McCaw Zahoor and Deborah Ahmed Pete and Julie Rose David Corry Lindsay Anderson and Janet Piehl Christy McCullough Paul Anderson** Bill and Becky Curry Joan Karla Aquino Matt McDonald Anonymous in Memory of Sayantani Mukherjee and Mayur Judy Armstrong Lisa McGimpsey Marie Ricketts $25,000–$49,999 Deshpande** Mark and Heather Barbieri Jamie Miller** Kim Atkinson Rebecca S . Engrav and Joon-Ho Yu Tim Beaver Chris Neuss Josef Bacon Judi Beck and Tom A . Alberg Kevin and Lynne Fox Annette and Daniel Becker Aimee Noel Laura Bartunek** Allan E . and Nora Davis Lynn and Brian Grant Family Brent Beilke Charlie and Eleanor Nolan Ronald L . Berenstain Katharyn Alvord Gerlich The Lenore Hanauer Foundation Karen Bergin and Sean Puffett Chuck Nordhoff Leslie and Michael Bernstein Pat and Mary Ellen Hughes The Hugh and Jane Ferguson The Sheri and Les Biller Family Tim and Betsy O’Connell Steve and Julie Bishop John Graham Foundation Foundation Foundation Keith and Lisa Oratz Ellen Blanchard Sandy McDade Karen Koon Michelle Brace Katie O’Sullivan Andrea Bolliger Moccasin Lake Foundation Loeb Family Charitable Foundation Shavondelia Brown Brian and Phoebe Paulen Andrew and Brenda Bor Dana and Roger Lorenze Carrie Cassidy Kathleen Pierce Carson Bowlin** Neukom Family Maria Mackey Pam Cheney The Rabel Family Designated Fund Walt Braithwaite Norcliffe Foundation Blanche and Stephen Maxwell Dave and Leigh Anne Clark Suzanne Ragen Mike Brewer Norman Archibald Charitable Alexandra Mertens** Russ and Julie Collins William C . Rava Meagan Briggs** Foundation Herb and Lucy Pruzan Jamila Conley Fred Rivera Duff Bryant Mrs . Theiline Scheumann Ann Ramsay-Jenkins and the William Melanie Curtice Jim Rose and Eric Gutierrez David and DeeAnn Burman Mary Snapp and Spencer M . Jenkins Fund Scott Davidson** Mike Ryberg Jon J . Cannon Frazer Brad Smith and Kathy Surace-Smith Dee Dickinson Kris Sandstrom Diana Carey Lynn Hubbard and David Zapolsky Karl J . Ege Schoenfeld-Gardner Foundation Gary and Chris Carpenter Patrick Evans and Joe Gilmer Kathryn M . Shields Trish Carpenter Jon Fine and Paula Selis Todd Shively and Chris Woods** Joe Carter CONDUCTOR’S CIRCLE ENCORE Mark Fox** Mike Short Debbie Centioli $10,000–$24,999 $2,500–$4,999 Eric Freyberg Barry Sidman Miles Craigwell** Chap and Eve Alvord Rod Fujita John Sims and Trish Espedal Beth Crowder Robert Achilles and Brian Smith Daniel and Mareth Fulton Connor Davis Steve Behnen and Mary Laura and Jim Smith Kim A . Anderson Joseph M . 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Peterson Courtney Schirr Marisa Walker Julia Miller Stephen Phillips Zach Schlosser Gordon Walker make a much bigger impact than I could Louise Miller Dwight Phillips Jonathan Scholes Yuping Wang Christine Miller Lynn Phillips Lisa Scribante David Wang ever achieve alone.” Barry Milligan and Erin Sean P . Pickard Molly Seaverns Larry Ward and Julissa Robles Flanagan Rachel Porter Josh Sedgwick Alison Warp Ellen Milligan and Nat Henry Cindy Powers Margeaux Serrano Kimberly Warren David Milloy Paul Pradel Gabriel Shannon Kathleen Florence Warren ArtsFund Donor Rich Minice Richard O . Prentke Zavonne Shareef Patricia Watkinson Patricia F . Moe Frank K . Price Daniel Shea Erin Weinkauf Matthew and Michelle Molly Price Michael Sherrill Kimbra Wellock Moersfelder Chad Pryor Ashley Sherwood Nicole Wengert Connie Moffit Wayne Purves Jiawen Shi Christina Westpheling Karen Mooney C C. . 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SCOTT O’CONNOR | CO-CHAIR KAYTI KNUDSEN SHAWN AEBI MANDY LEIFHEIT Lease Crutcher Lewis Plaintiff Litigation Group Microsoft Corporation Microsoft Corporation (Alumni) MARQUESA FIGUEROA | CO-CHAIR MANDY LEIFHEIT BLANCHE MAXWELL SRG Partnership Microsoft Corporation JOAN AQUINO ArtsFund Ambassador The Boeing Company LAURA BARTUNEK KATIE LEIKHIM JUDY YU Olson Kundig Architects The Boeing Company SHELBY BROWN Seattle University Bertschi School MILES CRAIGWELL ALEX SMOLIN Kibble & Prentice Microsoft Corporation ROBERT CARDONA Seattle Uptown Alliance SEBASTIAN HERNANDEZ TAKERU STEWART Gensler Architects Weinstein Architects and LUCY CASIANO Urban Designers Arts Advocate ADRIENNE WOODS IWANSKI Runberg Architecture Group JULIE WILBERT PAM CHENEY The LUMEDX Corporation CURTIS JEFFERSON University of Washington CHRISTINA FRASER School of Pharmacy Arts Advocate

32 ASSOCIATES BOARD OF TRUSTEES

AMBASSADORS OFFICERS KAREN BERGIN ELIZABETH MACPHERSON Senior Director of Employee Engagement Partner ANTHONY R . MILES | CHAIR Microsoft Mithun Partner COUNCIL SHAVONDELIA BROWN RACHEL MCCALL Stoel Rives LLP Director, Managing Corporate Counsel Vice-President & Assistant General Counsel SUNG YANG | CHAIR-ELECT Starbucks Coffee Company Weyerhaeuser Company Partner Pacific Public Affairs STANFORD M . BROWN SANDY D . MCDADE Senior Vice President & Senior Senior Vice President & General Counsel (retired) JAMES R . DUNCAN | VICE CHAIR Relationship Manager Weyerhaeuser Company Chairman & CEO (retired) Key Private Bank Sparling, Inc . MARY PIGOTT PETE DAPPER STEPHAN COONROD | SECRETARY Creative Director BILL PREDMORE Partner Dapper + Associates CEO K&L Gates LLP Reign FC PATRICK EVANS Founder RODNEY K . FUJITA | TREASURER President & CEO POP Principal Sound Bader Martin, P .S . STEPHEN P . REYNOLDS KEVIN P . FOX CEO (retired) CAROL R . POWELL | IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIR Senior Vice President (retired) Puget Sound Energy Senior Vice President Bank of America Managing Director Wells Fargo, The Private Bank RAY B . HEACOX PreferWest LLC SUE COLITON | ex officio President & General Manager (retired) FREDERICK B . RIVERA ArtsFund Interim President & CEO KING 5 Media Group Executive Vice President & General Counsel ERIN HOBSON Seattle Mariners Vice President, New Business Development BOARD MEMBERS JIM ROSE Sellen Construction KUMI YAMAMOTO BARUFFI President & General Manager Executive Vice President & General Counsel KARA HURST KING 5 Media Group Director, Worldwide Sustainability Columbia Bank STANLEY D . SAVAGE Amazon CARL G . BEHNKE Chairman President CHRISTOPHER M . KOA The Commerce Bank Corporate Counsel REB Enterprises EMORY THOMAS Costco Wholesale MICHAEL P . BENTLEY Vice President – Local Markets Partner M . THOMAS KROON American City Business Journals Chairman & CEO Ernst & Young LLP LINDA WALTON Thomas James International, LLC BRADLEY A . BERG Partner Chief Operating & Financial Officer DANA LORENZE Perkins Coie LLP Delta Dental of Washington Senior Vice President, Global Customs Expeditors International of Washington 33 FOUNDATION ADVISORY BOARD COUNCIL

JAMES F . TUNE | CHAIR JOHN H . BAUER

DAVID D . BUCK | VICE CHAIR ALLAN & NORA DAVIS

JUDI BECK | SECRETARY DR . DAVID DAVIS

RODNEY K . FUJITA PETER DAVIS

JOSHUA GREEN III PETER HORVITZ

SCOTT REDMAN DEBBIE KILLINGER

STEPHEN REYNOLDS KENNETH M . KIRKPATRICK

MARY PIGOTT CHARLOTTE R . LIN

STANLEY D . SAVAGE HOWARD LINCOLN

SANDY D . MCDADE, ex officio JAMES D . RAISBECK

ANN RAMSAY-JENKINS

FAYE SARKOWSKY

MARY SNAPP

DAVID SKINNER

JAMES F . TUNE

CHARLES B . WRIGHT III

ANN P . WYCKOFF

34 ASSETS & ENDOWMENTS

In addition to its annual campaign, ArtsFund receives distributions Ackerley Excellence Fund from the endowments held in the ArtsFund Foundation as well as earnings from the Century Building to support operations and Peter F. Donnelly Merit Fund grants. The four story Century Building has been home to ArtsFund Jean T. Fukuda Memorial Fund and several tenants, and was gifted from the Kreielsheimer Foundation 20 years ago to advance ArtsFund’s work in support The Ned & Kayla Skinner Arts of the arts. Currently, the Century Building is held-for-sale, with Enrichment Fund projected proceeds ensuring a vital future for ArtsFund and for the arts. Kreielsheimer Fund Kreielsheimer Music Fund The Foundation currently includes 12 separate endowment funds totaling $21.56 million, all of which were created by donors who Kreielsheimer Remainder Funds wanted to leave a legacy in support of the region’s arts community. Kreielsheimer Theatre Fund Guendolen Carkeek Plestcheeff Decorative and Design Arts Fund Roland M. Trafton Endowment Fund The John Brooks Williams Estate and John H. Bauer Endowment for Theatre Fund

35 FY19 FINANCIALS

ARTSFUND ARTSFUND AND ARTSFUND OPERATING STATEMENT* FOUNDATION CONSOLIDATED FOR THE 12 MONTH PERIOD ENDED 09.30.2019 BALANCE SHEET Contributions and pledges ...... 2,878,560 AS OF 09.30.2019 ArtsFund Foundation Distribution ...... 737,700 ASSETS Other income ...... 99,994 Donated services (in-kind) ...... 45,265 CURRENT ASSETS ArtsFund, cash & cash equivalents ...... 2,290,031 TOTAL SUPPORT & REVENUE ...... $ 3,761,519 ArtsFund Foundation, cash & investments ...... 21,560,564

Grants to beneficiaries ...... 2,278,510 Pledges receivable, net ...... 551,871 Program services ...... 586,175 Prepaid expenses and other ...... 207,034 Management and general ...... 627,690 NON-CURRENT ASSETS Fundraising ...... 374,185 Land and building ...... 3,314,344 TOTAL GRANTS & EXPENSES ...... $ 3,866,560 Furniture, equipment, website ...... 595,960 Less accumulated depreciation/amortization . . . . . (2,519,478) Century Building Net Rental Income ...... 202,014 TOTAL ASSETS ...... $ 26,000,362 Non-Operating Net Income (Fiscal Agent) ...... (21,870)

*Prior annual reports have reflected the combined operations of ArtsFund LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS and the ArtsFund Foundation. Effective with the 2019 Annual Report, we are presenting an ArtsFund Operating Statement that reflects ArtsFund’s CURRENT LIABILITIES operating performance alone. We believe this approach enhances Grant obligation ...... 568,740 transparency and understanding of our operating performance. This Accounts payable & other accrued liabilities ...... 32,926 year’s ArtsFund Operating Statement differs from activity reported in past years in the following key ways: (1) contributions and pledges include TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES ...... $ 601,666 net assets released from restriction from prior year restrictions that were reported previously; (2) the annual distribution from the ArtsFund NET ASSETS Foundation is reported separately instead of being consolidated into another line item; and (3) contributions to the ArtsFund Foundation Without donor restrictions ...... 9,709,450 and net gain on investments are not reported because each reflects With donor restrictions ...... 15,689,246 the ArtsFund Foundation’s performance rather than ArtsFund’s. For a complete review of the independently audited, consolidated financial TOTAL NET ASSETS ...... $ 25,398,696 statements for ArtsFund and the ArtsFund Foundation, please visit 36 artsfund.org/2019-audited-financials. TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS . $ 26,000,362 EXPENSES Grants to Beneficiaries . . .58 . .9% Program Services . . . . .15 . .2% Management & General . . . . 16 .2% Fundraising ...... 9 .7%

37 A future for the arts is a future for community. Join us.

38 A future for STAFF & CREDITS the arts is Clarisse Benson Ellen Milligan Finance & Operations Coordinator Program Manager & Board Liaison Sue Coliton Mike Myers a future for Interim President & CEO Annual Giving Manager Katy Corella Rachel Porter Programs & Advocacy Coordinator Project & Communications Manager Sarah Friedman Sarah Sidman community. Vice President of Development Vice President of Strategic Initiatives & Communications Kate Gleason Ian Stewart Engagement Coordinator Database Coordinator Join us. Mark Jacobs Vice President of Finance & Operations

PHOTO CREDITS

Cover Seattle Rep, August Wilson Monologue Competition, photo by Angela Nickerson; Spectrum Dance Theater, Occurrence #6, photo by Marcia Davis; The 5th Avenue Theatre, “Annie,” photo by Tracy Martin; Intiman Theatre, THE EVENTS, photo by Naomi Ishisaka; Taproot Theatre Company, Kate Jaeger, Cayman Ilika and The Bodacious Bobcats in Always… Patsy Cline at Taproot Theatre Company, photo by Robert Wade. Pages 2-3 Spectrum Dance Theater, Occurrence #6, photo by Marcia Davis. Page 4 The 5th Avenue Theatre, “Annie,” photo by Tracy Martin; Pages 6-7 Seattle Rep, In the Heights, photo by Nate Watters. Page 9 Catherine Nueva España at ArtsFund’s event, Setting the Table for more Diverse Nonprofit Boards, photo by Robert Wade Photography; Pacific Northwest Ballet, DanceChance student leaping over PNBS Faculty member Kiyon Ross, photo by and courtesy of Joseph Lambert; Marcie Sillman at ArtsFund’s event, Arts & Action to Better Our Community, photo by Robert Wade Photography; Robert Babs at ArtsFund’s Cultural Partners Summit, photo by Robert Wade Photography; Seattle Art Museum, Diwali Family Festival, photo by Jen Au; Seattle Opera, Gallery Onyx Reception, photo by Sunny Martini; ArtsFund’s Spring 2019 Board Leadership Training cohort participants. Page 10 Village Theatre, Issaquah KIDSTAGE camps and classes, photo by Jean Johnson, courtesy of Village Theatre; The 5th Avenue Theatre, “Rising Star Project: West Side Story,” photo by Jason Snow; Village Theatre, Everett KIDSTAGE Production of Chicago High School Edition; Taproot Theatre Company, Kim Morris, Richard Nguyen Sloniker, and Pam Nolte in Arsenic and Old Lace at Taproot Theatre Company, photo by Erik Stuhaug; Youth in Focus, photo courtesy of Youth in Focus. Page 11 Seattle Public Theatre, The Call, Love & Hugs, photo credit John Ulman; Spectrum Dance Theater, Occurrence #5, photo by Marcia Davis; Burke Museum, Final Free Week Mural, photo by Charissa Soriano; The 5th Avenue Theatre, “Rock of Ages,” photo by Tracy Martin; ACT Theatre, Oslo by JT Rogers, photo by Chris Bennion; Page 12 Symphony Tacoma, Sarah Ioannides, Music Director, photo by Dane Meyers, courtesy of Symphony Tacoma. Page 13 American Asian Performing Arts Theatre, Rhythm of Dance 2018, photo by Gary Gao. Pages 14-15 Seattle Men’s Chorus and Seattle Women’s Chorus, The Supertonics, Jingle All the Way, photo by John Pai. Page 16 Becky Witmer and Sarah Pierre-Louis at ArtsFund’s event, Setting the Table for more Diverse Nonprofit Boards, photo by Robert Wade Photography; Vivian Phillips, Marcie Sillman, King County Executive Dow Constantine, and Sarah Sidman at ArtsFund’s event, Arts & Action to Better Our Community, photo by Robert Wade Photography; Mari Horita, Mary Pigott, Anthony Miles, Sandy McDade, Mimi Gan, and Stanford Thompson at ArtsFund’s Celebration of the Arts Luncheon, photo by Alabastro Photography; Fred Rivera at ArtsFund’s event Setting the Table for more Diverse Nonprofit Boards, photo by Robert Wade Photography; Participants at ArtsFund’s event Setting the Table for more Diverse Nonprofit Boards, photo by Robert Wade Photography.Page 17 Stanford Thompson at ArtsFund’s Celebration of the Arts Luncheon, photo by Alabastro Photography; Guests at ArtsFund’s event, Arts & Action to Better Our Community, photo by Robert Wade Photography; Guests at ArtsFund’s event, Arts & Action to Better Our Community, photo by Robert Wade Photography; Sung Yang at ArtsFund’s event, Arts & Action to Better Our Community, photo by Robert Wade Photography; Page 18 Village Theatre, Dreamgirls, photo by Mark Kitaoka, courtesy of Village Theatre; Page 19 The 5th Avenue Theatre, “Rock of Ages,” photo by Tracy Martin; Seattle Women’s Chorus, Hear Me Roar, photo by Conrado Tapado; Museum of Pop Culture, Baja Boy, photo courtesy of Museum of Pop Culture. Page 20 Spectrum Dance Theater, Occurrence #5, photo by Marcia Davis. Pages 22-25 ArtsFund archival imagery. Page 27 Seattle Women’s Chorus, Legends of Rock, photo by Conrado Tapado. Pages 28-29 The 5th Avenue Theatre, “Rising Star Project: West Side Story,” photo by Joseph Lambert. Pages 30-31 Seattle Art Museum, Permanent Collection Galleries, photo by Robert Wade; Page 32 Guests at ArtsFund’s event, Arts & Action to Better Our Community, photo by Robert Wade Photography; Guests at ArtsFund Pop Up event, photo by Robert Wade Photography; Guests at ArtsFund Pop Up event, photo by Robert Wade Photography. Pages 34-35 Spectrum Dance Theater, Occurrence #5, photo by Marcia Davis. Page 36 The 5th Avenue Theatre, “Marie, Dancing Still,” photo by Paul Kolnik; Pages 38-39 Seattle Rep, Nina Simone: Four Women, photo by Nate Watters.

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