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Year in Review a Letter from the CCEF President & Executive Director 2018-2019 Year in Review A Letter From the CCEF President & Executive Director Together, we make great things happen! Thanks to you, CCEF contributed $766,272 in 2018-19 to fund transformative enrichment opportunities in science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics (STEAM) for all CCUSD students. CCEF is proud to partner with individuals, foundations, local businesses and corporations to elevate the quality of our public schools in Culver City. Together, we have made the following possible: • Collaborative hands-on creative designing, experimenting, and problem solving as students deeply engage in science, engineering and tinkering in Makerspaces • Literacy and history concepts brought to life through the Front & Center Theatre Collaborative in all schools • Teaching the healthy benefits of growing and eating vegetables through the GrowingGreat nutrition curriculum and school learning gardens • Music Education for all K-3 students, improving self-esteem, listening and math skills, and inspiring creativity • A prepaid college or trade-school application for EVERY eligible Culver City High School student, regardless of need, encouraging every senior to reach for their dreams - #iApplied • Securing $400,000 in seed funding for the establishment of an Arts Endowment managed by CCEF on behalf of CCUSD, with a goal of creating stable long-term funding to sustain Arts Education for generations of students to come Looking ahead CCEF aims to raise even more funds to increase access and equity for expanded STEAM programs. Together we can inspire and prepare all our students for successful futures. Beth Stewart Wendy Hamill President, Board of Directors Interim Executive Director Total Donated to CCUSD Programs 2018-2019 $766,272 STEM ART $89,992 $177,500 12% 23% ACADEMIC ARTS SUCCESS ENDOWMENT $98,780 $400,000 13% 52% Funding by School Level ELEMENTARY CCMS CCHS 14.6% at each site 10.4% 16.8% The support of our donors has made a lasting impact on our schools. Thank you for your generosity! 3 CCEF Funded Programs 2018-2019 ACADEMIC SUCCESS $98,780 District-wide Library Resources Darlene Bilkiss bequest 58,500 Sandy Wolff Burton 2,500 5th & 8th Grade College Visits Community Donations 12,000 A+A Athletes Academic Support Foundation for 11,850 Global Sports Development Books for CCHS English Dept. Darlene Bilkiss bequest 4,500 Early literacy support Helms Bakery District 2,500 Field Trips and enrichment The Surplus Store 2,400 College Scholarships Otice Gallman Endowment Fund 2,000 Jeanette Carl Memorial Fund 500 Project Prom Community Donations 1,530 District-wide Spelling Bee Community Donations 500 SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING, MATH $89,992 Makerspaces Anonymous 45,000 Tarn family 1,992 Hillside Memorial Park & Mortuary 1,500 High School Robotics Team Anonymous 16,000 Middle School Robotics Team Anonymous 9,000 GrowingGreat Nutrition Education Community Donations 10,000 Elementary School Gardens Community Donations 5,000 Mathletes Lois and Jason Frand 1,500 4 ARTS ENDOWMENT FUND $400,000 THE ARTS $177,500 Elementary Visual Arts Education Darlene Bilkiss bequest 50,000 Arts Education Support AT&T 5,000 Front & Center Theatre Collaborative Sony Pictures Entertainment 25,000 Carol & James Collins Foundation 15,000 Community Donations 10,000 Frost Auditorium Opening Community Donations 30,000 Music Education by the Community Donations 17,500 Symphonic Jazz Orchestra Helms Bakery District 7,500 Story Pirates Fineshriber Family Foundation 10,000 ArtworxLA Community Donations 5,000 Recorders for all 3rd graders Community Donations 2,500 Total Donated to CCUSD Programs $766,272 These inspiring opportunities would not exist without your generous donations to CCEF 5 The Culver City Education Foundation raises funds to support and enhance a quality education for every student in the Culver City Unified School District. MUSIC GROWING EDUCATION GREAT WHOLE CHILD FRONT & CENTER SUPPORT THEATER U MAKERSPACE COLLEGE CCMS #IAPPLIED LABS TOURS COMEDY IMPROV PROGRAM ROBOTICS VISUAL ARTS TEAM CLASSES 6 CCEF Financial Report 2018-19 2017-18 REVENUES Contributions and Grants 880,495 504,465 Events 156,877 143,915 Interest and Other Income 55,147 2,526 Total Revenues $1,092,519 $650,906 EXPENSES Programs 835,371 457,049 Fundraising 228,639 132,358 Administrative 43,665 37,033 Total Expenses $1,107,675 $626,620 Audited Financial Statements available upon request CCEF Board of Directors Current Officers Beth Stewart, President Kelley Wilcox, Exec. VP Chryssa Elliott, Secretary Todd Shays, Treasurer Board Members 2018-19 Elaine Behnken Jose Casarez Jodie Fratantuno Wendy Hamill James Harris Kathy Johnson Nicky Marble van Dam Wendy Merritt Michael Racine Alan Schulman Will Segar Andrea Smith Jane Steinberg Breanne Williamson Emily Winfield Aileen Zeidman Staff Wendy Hamill, Interim Executive Director Chris Richardson, Administrator 7 Thank You 2018/2019 Donors! Ellen & David Davidson Sarah Dry & Sotirios Tetradis Anne Finestone & Charlie Dolan Lois & Jason Frand Jodie & Michael Fratantuno Ted Habte-Gabr Shalkoff Goldsmith family Wendy & Michael Hamill Jane & Ken Harada Michael Hattem HBO Kelly Lytle Hernandez & Sebastian Hernandez Missy & Michael Hohmann Anne & Rob Jacobsen BENEFACTORS: $50,000+ Linwood E. Howe PTA Kathy & Brennan Johnson Anonymous (1) PreFast Bronwen Jones Darlene Bilkiss SCHOLARS: $2,500+ Keygent LLC Sanford Bodger Estate AYSO Region 19 Alina & Siwon Lee Sony Pictures Entertainment Balfour Beatty Construction Nicky Marble van Dam & Dan Marble Mary & Mark Stevens Sandy Wolff Burton & Charles Burton Blake Mellor Nancy J. Miller VALEDICTORIANS: $10,000+ Rafia & Jeff Cooper Anonymous (1) Hillside Memorial Park Lynda Moses The Carol and James Collins Karney Properties Stacey & Kyle Nicklas Foundation Ine & Kenneth Kutcher Kelly & Robert Oschack The Culver Studios Kelley & Todd Miller Pasadena Showcase House Fineshriber Family Foundation Tracy Pumilia & Abel Lezcano Charles Perelman Foundation for Global RDM Electric Co, Inc Catherine & Jarrod Phillips Sports Development Andrea & Jeff Smith Mark Rabinowitz Helms Bakery District The Surplus Store Megan & Matt Rawls Rachael & Richard Wells Amy Thiel & Patrick Meighan Gerun Riley & Jason Wilborn Naomi Roth & James Harris SALUTATORIANS: $5,000+ SUPERINTENDENT’S CIRCLE: $1,000+ Dana & John Sayles Amazon Studios Leslie & Michael Adler Hope & Andy Smith Culver City Police Foundation Susannah & Peter Baxendale Elisabeth & David Stewart Culver City Rotary Community Jessica Beagles-Roos & Ken Roos Danica Thornberry Foundation Elaine & Howard Behnken Pirjo Tjomsland El Marino Language School PTA Beverly Hills Greater LA Tower Insurance Associates, Inc. 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