Inspiring

CuriosityBRINGING SCIENCE TO LIFE AND LIVES TO SCIENCE

COMMUNITY IMPACT REPORT 2019

2019 Community Impact Report | 1 DA VINCI SCIENCE CENTER BRINGING SCIENCE Thank TO LIFE AND LIVES TO SCIENCE Students explore anatomy using Cyndi the Syndaver sponsored by The mission of the Da Vinci Science Center is to “bring science to life Highmark. and lives to science”. In a world with enormous challenges from global YouWITH YOUR SUPPORT, THE DA VINCI SCIENCE CENTER pandemics to climate change, the Da Vinci Science Center’s work is more important than ever. Science and a scientifically literate society are ENGAGED STUDENTS IN HANDS-ON LEARNING THAT SPARKED humanity’s best hopes for a prosperous future. The Da Vinci Science CURIOSITY AND CHANGED THE TRAJECTORY OF THEIR LIVES. Center provides hands-on science learning to prepare students to become the problem solvers of tomorrow.

“LEONARDO DA VINCI WAS A GENIUS. WHAT SET HIM APART WAS HIS CREATIVITY AND HIS INTENSE CURIOSITY” — WALTER ISAACSON, IN LEONARDO DA VINCI

2 | Da Vinci Science Center 2019 Community Impact Report | 3 Today, the Da Vinci Science Center is the “go-to” destination 2019: A Capstone Year with Record-Breaking Achievement in the greater Lehigh Valley for hands-on experiences that ■ In-Building Participation...... 118,633 Dear Friends: engage and inspire youth and families. In 2019, participation Visitors ...... 105,810 We are writing this from our homes following weeks of mandatory Stay-At-Home measures was at an all-time high, reaching 154,000 people. Over the Reserved Programs*...... 12,823 by Governor Wolf. The Da Vinci Science Center is closed, and we have furloughed many of our past 5 years, the Science Center served 721,000 people, with staff. Schools are closed, and students are at home missing valuable classroom time to develop and ■ Outreach Programs...... 35,042 hone new skills. To spark students’ curiosity and keep them engaged in hands-on learning, the an average annual growth rate of 5%. ■ Teacher Training Days...... 600 LETTER Science Center offers Science at Home activities on its website. When the pandemic subsides, the Science Center will be prepared to resume delivery of quality science, technology, engi- TOTAL: 154, 275 neering, art, and mathematics (STEAM) programs at its Allentown facility and in the commu- FROM THE nity, while ensuring that all participants feel safe. These are challenging times for all of us, but we know that through our collective efforts we will combat the spread of the coronavirus and improve the health of our community. BOARD CHAIR In this report, we celebrate the accomplishments of the past year, made possible with your generous support. 2019 was another record-breaking year with participation in Science Center AND CEO experiences exceeding past levels, fueled by continued investment in new programs and school and community partnerships. We served over 154,000 people at our Allentown facility and at schools and community sites throughout the region. On the pages that follow, we share exam- ples of how your support was invested in new exhibits and programs that sparked curiosity and a love of learning, and improved student knowledge, skills, and attitudes about science. For the Science Center, the outlook for the year ahead is challenging. Once we re-open, we expect revenues to be significantly less than the past as families will be hesitant to visit venues like ours, and schools may not schedule STEM summer programs or school field trips. We are Dramatic developing distance learning programs to continue providing Da Vinci experiences in homes 2015-2019 and schools. We know that the work we do is more important than ever. A strong STEM work- force and a scientifically literate society are humanity’s best hopes for addressing the coronavirus pandemic and other major global challenges. On behalf of the Board, staff, and our volunteers, we thank you for your tremendous support. If you are able, we ask you to consider a gift to help the Da Vinci Science Center emerge from the current pandemic crisis more prepared than ever to educate the next generation of scientists, engineers, and creative thinkers who will shape our collective futures. Growth With heartfelt thanks, 196,000 526,000 $9.4M $229,000 Vincent Sorgi Lin Erickson Participants 2015-2019 Visitors to the in in Operating Net Chairman of the Board Executive Director and CEO Science Center in Outreach Contributions Income Programs

4 | Da Vinci Science Center 2019 Community Impact Report | 5 Educational Programs THE DA VINCI SCIENCE CENTER AT THE SCIENCE CENTER  Reva Gandhi signs the TAKES ITS NAME FROM PERHAPS provisional patent she earned THE MOST CURIOUS PERSON following participation in the Inventors Lab Program. In this THAT EVER LIVED. THE CENTER’S program, students explore the AIM IS TO FOSTER LEONARDO’S invention process through hands-on activities led by WAY OF THINKING AND INSPIRE scientists and engineers. Inspiring FUTURE INNOVATORS, The Science Center’s Medical  CREATIVE THINKERS, AND School Programs (sponsored ENTREPRENEURS. by St. Luke’s) give students the opportunity to learn from medical THIS IS CRITICALLY IMPORTANT professionals and participate in health science activities that focus BECAUSE THERE IS AN URGENT on clinical and procedural skills. NEED TO PREPARE THE NEXT GENERATION OF SCIENTISTS  FIRST® LEGO® League introduces  AND CREATIVE THINKERS WHO students to coding, programming, and Curiosity WILL SOLVE THE WORLD’S MOST engineering in a creative environment where students work collaboratively to PRESSING CHALLENGES. solve a yearly robotics challenge.

6 | Da Vinci Science Center 2019 Community Impact Report | 7 Interactive Experiences OUR GLOBAL ECONOMY IS BECOMING LEADING THE WAY IN AT THE SCIENCE CENTER MORE AND MORE RELIANT UPON THE STEM FIELDS, BUT WE NEED MORE THAN SCIENTISTS AND CODERS STEAM IN LAB COATS. AT THE DA VINCI SCIENCE CENTER, WE CARRY OUT  Students in the Structure OUR MISSION EVERY DAY USING  Kids stretch their and Sculpture Summer Camp creativity and combine mastery of physics THE TRADITIONAL STEM work together to concepts with geometric prin- DISCIPLINES—SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, Learning create large ciples to create a tower from Keva block towers! tightly-wound paper tubes. ENGINEERING, AND MATH—AND Leo’s Creativity Studio  ARE INCREASINGLY INTEGRATING gives kids the opportunity THE ARTS INTO OUR TOOLBOX IN to build and create, using real tools as well as their ORDER TO ENCOURAGE YOUNG imagination. The Studio features different PEOPLE TO FULLY EXPLORE THEIR activities and experiences INNER CURIOSITY AND REALIZE throughout the year. THEIR POTENTIAL FOR INNOVATION

AND CREATIVITY. STEAM = Science, Technology,

RIGHT: Bubblemania photo by Casey Carle Engineering, Art, and Math

8 | Da Vinci Science Center 2019 Community Impact Report | 9 STEAM TEAM Outreach and Professional Development Programs High U.S. Dept. of  Ed. Professional Development Program: Arts educators get creative with THE STEAM TEAM BRINGS HANDS- electronic circuits. Impact ON SCIENCE LEARNING TO SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY SITES. THROUGH Programs HIGH IMPACT PROGRAMS DELIVERED OVER MULTIPLE SESSIONS, DA VINCI  STEM Summer Learning: Students learn about insects EDUCATORS DEEPLY ENGAGE AND and try to catch them with the help of Da Vinci educators.  Rube Goldberg Design Competition: Allentown School District SUSTAIN STUDENT INTEREST IN students work as a team to create Rube Goldberg machines. STEAM AND CREATE PATHWAYS TO COLLEGE AND CAREER READINESS. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS ARE DESIGNED TO HELP TEACHERS ADOPT BEST PRACTICES TO IMPROVE STUDENT OUTCOMES.

10 | Da Vinci Science Center 2019 Community Impact Report | 11 Our YOUNG INVENTOR HAYDEN SCHMIDT

VISITING SCIENCE CENTERS MATTERS. Hayden participated in the 2016-17 RESEARCH CONSISTENTLY SHOWS THAT Inventors Lab Program at Da Vinci Science SCIENCE CENTERS ARE MORE EFFECTIVE Center. Knowing that inventions help Impact solve problems, he drew on his personal THAN READING, WATCHING TELEVISION, experience working with his father around AND EVEN CLASSROOM INSTRUCTION ince World War II, advances in science and technology have driven 85% of U.S. the house and looked for a solution to the IN DEVELOPING INTEREST IN AND economic growth. Contributions for innovation in science and technology have problem of identifying electrical circuit POSITIVE ATTITUDES TOWARDS STEM FOR resulted in dramatic improvements to American lives. Today, U.S. dominance breakers and the circuits they control. He INDIVIDUALS THROUGHOUT THEIR LIVES. in S&T is declining, and competitiveness on the world stage is at risk2. In the worked with attorneys from the Law Office SU.S., we feel this risk during the current coronavirus pandemic. The need to invest in the THE HANDS-ON APPROACH EMPHASIZED of James R. McDaniel to file a patent with future generations of STEM workers has never been more important. BY SCIENCE CENTERS HELPS PROMOTE the United States Patent and Trademark To help address this challenge, Science Centers are critical components of the educa- SUSTAINED INTEREST IN SCIENCE, WHICH Office. In February 2019, his patent was tional infrastructure of our communities Like many of its peers, the Da Vinci Science IS LINKED TO ACHIEVEMENT AND THE approved. Since then, he has received two Center is a regional hub for STEAM learning which: INTENTION TO PURSUE STUDIES AND additional patents for further refinements  inspires curiosity and sparks lifelong interested in learning; 1 and software to support his invention. His CAREERS IN STEM .  helps build a pipeline of creative talent to fuel our economy; third patent is shared with his brother, Arthur  shifts lives to new career paths, college degrees, and family-sustaining jobs; T. Schmidt, III, and father, Arthur Schmidt, Jr. 1 “The contribution of science rich resources to public  helps teachers implement new practices that reinforce STEAM learning and expand science interest” John H. Falk et al. Journal of Research in Science & Teaching, October 2017 opportunities for their students to build interest and skills; and 2 2020 report on the “State of US Science & Engineering” presented by the NSF to Congress  brings multiple generations of families together and creates memories.

12 | Da Vinci Science Center 2019 Community Impact Report | 13 MACK TRUCKS Corporate Mack Manufacturing School and Mack Trucks has supported the Da Vinci Science Center in many ways throughout the years, including the “Built Like a Mack Truck” exhibit that opened in 2013 Foundation and sponsorship of Career Connection Days. One of Partners the newest initiatives out of this partnership is the Mack Manufacturing School. SANOFI PASTEUR Youth enrolled in the Mack Manufacturing School WISE Initiative spend up to 16 hours exploring different aspects of the Sanofi Pasteur, located in manufacturing process with a professional Da Vinci Swiftwater, PA, is the vaccines global educator and a passionate team of mechanics, machinists, STABLER FOUNDATION business unit of Sanofi US, partnering and engineers from Mack Trucks. Career Days & STEM Summer Learning with the public health, medical, and The Donald B. and Dorothy L. Stabler Foundation, located in scientific communities to improve Harrisburg, PA, was established by Mr. and Mrs. Stabler in 1966 access to life-protecting vaccines and exclusively for charitable, religious, scientific, literary, or educational increase vaccination coverage. purposes. In 2019, the Stabler Foundation provided support for Career In 2019, Sanofi Pasteur served as Connection Days and the STEM Summer Learning Program. the Presenting Sponsor for the Da Career Connection Days provide the opportunity for students Vinci Science Center’s Annual WISE to speak with STEM professionals, participate in a variety Forum and was also a major supporter of STEM-related activities, and explore careers. The STEM of our Career Connection Days Summer Learning Program helps reduce summer learning loss field trip program. Sanofi employees in underserved schools. Using a co-teaching model, Da Vinci volunteered at both events as mentors educators and certified classroom teachers engage students in and introduced middle school and hands-on science investigations, integrated with math and reading high school students to STEM career instruction, to maintain or make gains in academic performance opportunities. over the summer months.

14 | Da Vinci Science Center 2019 Community Impact Report | 15 VOLUNTEERS ARE VERY IMPORTANT TO THE CENTER, DEDICATING THEIR TIME AND EFFORT TO BRINGING SCIENCE TO LIFE. Air Products retirees, spouses, and friends volunteer to assist and support community nonprofit organizations in the Lehigh Valley. AirPRO members have been helping the Science Center since In Memoriam 1999 serving as volunteers, mentors, and helping to build exhibits. Many of them were also our first supporters. When the Science JOHN JOHNSTON Center moved into its Cedar Crest facility, AirPRO members John Johnston was a member of AirPro and active were our first group of exhibit floor volunteers. They also helped volunteer at the Da Vinci Science Center since its early get many mailings out in a timely manner. years. Mr. Johnston passed away in December 2019 and As the Center grew, AirPRO expanded its participation by in- will be deeply missed by his family, friends, and Da Vinci stalling traveling exhibits, serving as speakers and tour guides, and staff and volunteers. The following people made contri- providing technical expertise to assist with exhibit repair. Air- butions in his memory: Volunteers PRO Scientists were also invited to give talks on specialty gases, Judy Belaires Gerald & Elaine Haas hydrogen cars, and electronic gases, and demonstrate the making Jennifer Cole Delphine A. Marquette & Kelly M. Bond Making a Difference of liquid nitrogen ice cream. The Da Vinci Science Center truly Alexander Dyer John & Deborah Metz appreciates the time that AirPRO members spend volunteering Mark & Lin Erickson Jeffrey & Deborah Swan M. Joanne Feigl Craig & Christine Thatcher and the passion that they bring to their work. Frances Marie Feigl & Joseph J. Markano Jr.

16 | Da Vinci Science Center 2019 Community Impact Report | 17 THE WISE

Cedar Crest College, Computer Aid, Evonik, Girl Scouts of  Katy Worrilow, Ph.D., Founder and CEO, LifeAire Systems Eastern PA, HT Lyons, Intertek, Just Born Quality Confec- tions, Langan Engineering, Lehigh Valley Health Network, MEMBERS Initiative PPL Corporation, QuVa Pharma, Thermo Fischer Scientific,  Mary Armstrong, Ph.D., Professor Women’s and Gender WISE INITIATIVE PROGRAMS & EVENTS including students from 65 different high schools in 20 UGI, and Victaulic Studies and English, Lafayette College IN 2015, THE DA VINCI SCIENCE CENTER Annual WISE Forum & Dinner counties in PA and NJ, college students and faculty from all  Terry Capuano, Chief Operating Officer, Lehigh Valley Women in STEM Career Connection Days Lehigh Valley area colleges, and STEM professionals from 2019 WISE FORUM DISTINGUISHED PANELISTS Health Network ESTABLISHED THE WISE INITIATIVE AS PART OF ITS STEM Girls! After School Club nearly 30 companies and organizations. Following the  Eileen Cipriani, Deputy Secretary for Workforce  Lin Erickson, Executive Director and CEO, Da Vinci Science BROADER COMMITMENT TO SUPPORTING ASPIRING Girl Scout Day and Camp-In Programs dinner, a panel of four female distinguished STEM leaders Development, PA Department of Labor and Industry Center WISE Network Events for STEM Professionals shared their challenges, accomplishments, and encourage-  T amala Mallett Moore, Sr. Director Global  Bonnie Hall, VP of Global Quality and Continuous Improve-  Tamala Mallett Moore, Senior Director, Global Pharma- YOUNG GIRLS AND PRACTICING FEMALE STEM Women in STEM Research Study ment with a crowd of over 400. Pharmacovigilance, Sanofi Pasteur ment, Crayola covigilance  Michelle McGrath, Director of Global Engineering  Rachel Hayden, VP and Chief Information Officer, Just  Megan McGovern, Business Team Leader, Mack Trucks PROFESSIONALS. THE SCIENCE CENTER OFFERS A 2019 WISE FORUM 2018-2019 WISE SPONSORS and Manufacturing, Air Products Born, Inc.  Darlene Pors, Senior HVAC & Plumbing CAD Designer, HT NUMBER OF PROGRAMS AND EVENTS THROUGHOUT April 1, 2019 Presenting Sponsor: Sanofi Pasteur  Jean Keeler, President & CEO, Grand View Health  Stephanie Hnatiw, Community Leader, YWCA of Bethlehem Lyons University Center at DeSales University Partner Sponsor: B. Braun Medical (Moderator)  Kristen Jellison, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Civil and  Kelly Rindock, Vice President – Wealth Management, Steel THE YEAR TO INTRODUCE FEMALE STUDENTS Center Valley, PA Mentor Sponsors: ATAS International, Dexter & Dorothy Environmental Engineering, Lehigh University Valley Investment Group of Raymond James & Associates, TO STEM CAREER PATHWAYS AND TO PROVIDE The Women in Science and Engineering (WISE) Forum, Baker Foundation, Lutron Electronics Company, WISE EXECUTIVE ADVISORY COUNCIL  Joy Karnas, Ph.D., Chair, Director of Biological Sciences, Inc. presented by Sanofi Pasteur, included a Mentoring Dinner, Manufacturers Resource Center and the Dream Team The WISE Initiative is overseen by an Executive Advisory Council Professor of Biology, Director of Genetic Engineering  Susan Schierwagen, VP of Couplings, Fittings and Fire OPPORTUNITIES FOR FEMALE STEM PROFESSIONALS followed by a Panel Discussion open to the public featur- Network Sponsors: Air Products, Lafayette College, and CO-CHAIRS Program, Cedar Crest College Suppression, Victaulic TO NETWORK AND SUPPORT EACH OTHER. ing distinguished female leaders in STEM. The Mentoring CF Martin & Co  Erin Armstrong, Associate Director, Sterilization,  Maureen Maier, Vice President of Girl Experience &  Jean Vincent, VP Product Line Advanced Polyurethanes, Dinner was attended by more than 350 women in STEM, Table Sponsors: Bosch Rexroth, Carpenter Technologies, B. Braun Medical Property, Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania Evonik Corporation

18 | Da Vinci Science Center 2019 Community Impact Report | 19 Nearly 350 guests attended the 2019 Hall of Fame Awards Gala. The Gala, organized by a Volunteer Committee, celebrated the accomplishments of students, educators, and community leaders recognized for advancing STEAM education and raised

funds to support Da Vinci Science Center  EREL STEM SCHOLARSHIP WINNER 2019 Hall of Fame Awards Gala operations and the Linny Fowler Science Maddy Yeager APRIL 27, 2019 ARTSQUEST CENTER AT STEELSTACKS Inquiry Fund, which provides scholarships BETHLEHEM, PA for undeserved youth. 2019 Hall of Fame Award Winners EDUCATOR EXCELLENCE AWARDS SPONSORS: ATAS International, BB & T, and Just Born SPIRIT OF VERROCCHIO MENTORSHIP AWARD: Manufacturers Resource Center & Jack Pfunder Quality Confections GRAND MAESTRO CORPORATE AWARD: B. Braun Medical STUDENT EXCELLENCE AWARDS SPONSORS: Air Products, B. Braun Medical, Frank and Yvonne DISTINGUISHED FEMALE STEM LEADERSHIP AWARD: Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania Schweighardt, and PPL Corporation EDUCATOR EXCELLENCE AWARD: Anna Leigh Conway, Science Teacher, Carbon Career & EREL STEM SCHOLARSHIP AWARD: ET&T and Fusun Bubernack Technical Institute YOUNG INVENTOR AWARD SPONSOR: Lutron EDUCATOR EXCELLENCE STEM LEADERSHIP AWARD: Marisa Barilka, STEM Coordinator, Valley LEONARDO’S LEGACY AWARD SPONSOR: Art and Denise Katsaros View School District INVENTOR LEVEL SPONSORS: Baker Hostetler, EMS Consulting, Bob and Sandy Lovett, Vincent  STUDENT EXCELLENCE AWARD WINNER NEW EDUCATOR EXCELLENCE AWARD: Graceanne Ruggiero, Biology Teacher, Freedom High School and Michelle Sorgi, and Wodjak Governmental Relations Vidhya Thiyagarajan STUDENT EXCELLENCE AWARDS: Matthew Liu, Senior, Parkland High School; Rhea Malhotra, INNOVATION LEVEL SPONSORS: Buckno Lisicky & Company, Bracalente Manufacturing Group, Junior, Moravian Academy; Sriyaa Suresh, Senior, Parkland High School; Vidhya Thiyagarajan, Cedar Crest College, City Center Lehigh Valley, Charles and Pam Dent, Bob and Jacki Dixon, Senior, Lehigh Valley Academy Regional Charter School Mark and Lin Erickson, Gene and Jane Ervin, Gross McGinley, LLP, HT Lyons, Lehigh Carbon EREL STEM SCHOLARSHIP AWARD: Madison Yeager, Senior, Schuylkill Haven Area High School Community College, Lehigh Valley Health Network, Northampton Community College, PFM 2019 Hall of Fame Awards Gala Committee YOUNG INVENTOR AWARD: Hayden Schmidt, Freshman, Emmaus High School Financial Advisors, Plymouth Soundings, RMG Insurance, Ryan D. Oestreich of Mass Mutual Cathy Lynch (chair), Joan Amaya, Marcella Breininger, Dorothy LEONARDO’S LEGACY AWARD: Charles C. Dent (posthumous), represented by Peter Dent Eastern PA, Spillman Farmer Architects, and Thermo Fisher Scientific Coughlin, Nancy Eckert, Mary Ellston, Arjana Etchason, Mary AUDIOVISUAL SPONSOR: AmericaVen Gedney, Ruth Keblish, Jenny Kemps, Louse Loehwing, Kathleen 2019 Hall of Fame Awards Gala Sponsors PRINTING SPONSOR: EBC Printing McKenzie, Larry Miley, Edie Ritter, and Michelle Sorgi SPIRIT OF VERROCCHIO MENTORSHIP AWARD SPONSOR: Victaulic VITRUVIAN AWARD SPONSORS: Beall Fowler and Fowler & Peña Creations DSC EVENT MANAGEMENT TEAM: Judy Belaires, Sharon GRAND MAESTRO CORPORATE AWARD SPONSOR: Alvin H. Butz Alexander, Matthew Easterwood, and Elysia Trapp DISTINGUISHED FEMALE STEM LEADERSHIP AWARD SPONSOR: Highmark Blue Shield  STUDENT EXCELLENCE AWARD WINNER Matthew Liu

20 | Da Vinci Science Center 2019 Community Impact Report | 21 Michael and Theresa Cosgrove David and Ann Lewis Sureshkumaar Santanam Aiven Relles Walter Dex Mattew Liu Art Schmidt Megan Ruhmel Honor Roll of Giving Yi Du Daniel Loikits Trevor Siegfried Jesse C. Saborsky Our Supporters Matthew Easterwood Allison Longenhagen Marzenna Sokolska Maria Sanchez $500+ Doris Richards-Juhasz Mary Ellston Amanda Martin David and Ann Tachovsky Annette Shaw THE HONOR ROLL OF GIVING RECOGNIZES ALL DONORS WHOSE FINANCIAL COMMITMENTS HAVE SUPPORTED AETNA Foundation Kelly Rindock Elizabeth Enloe Kelly Martin United Way - Aetna Employees Abby Silfies Honor Roll of Giving THE DA VINCI SCIENCE CENTER DURING THE MOST RECENTLY COMPLETED FISCAL YEAR. Cindy Allan RMG Insurance David Erickson Jonn McCollum United Way - Anonymous Kathleen Steele The American Chemical Society Alexander and Ruth Torok Arjana Etchason James McDaniel United Way - Da Vinci Science Ctr Elysia Trapp $100,000+ Allentown School District $5,000+ Borden Perlman Insurance Girl Scouts of Eastern PA Guido and Terri Pez Brad and Anne Baum Mark and Lauren Fine Ed McKarski (Anon) Target Corporation U.S. Department of Education/Carbon Pennsylvania Historical Museum Greg Butz Bosch/Rexroth Corporation The Hartford Plymouth Soundings, LLC Becker & Frondorf, Inc. $100+ First Presbyterian Church of Michael McKarski Lindsey Welch Walter Villard Lehigh Intermediate Unit Commission Capital Blue Cross James and Melissa Brooks Marcus and Rachel Hayden David and Jamie Quier Chris and Emily Betley Sharon Alexander Bethlehem Kathy McKenzie Ilene Wood Raymon Williams County of Northampton PPL Bob and Jacki Dixon James and Cynthia Bus Bill and Mary Ann Heydt Quva Pharma, Inc Bracalente Manufacturing Group Amazon Smile Simona Flaiban Ray Melcher A. Judd Woytek W. Beall Fowler Reach Cyber Charter School Embassy Banks for the Lehigh Valley Alvin H. Butz, Inc Highmark Blue Shield Sally Ragosta Robert and Regina Bryson Antonio and Karen Angello Melissa Flynn Merck Foundation Brian and Bridgitte Yeager Staff Honor Roll Bob and Sandy Lovett Sanofi Pasteur Norman and Rosalie Fain Family Greg Butz Insulation Corporation of America Edith Ritter Buckno, Lisicky and Co. Erin Armstrong Kim Fraites-Dow Larry Miley Jie Yao Sharon Alexander Pennsylvania Department of Foundation Lee and Dolly Butz Intertek Chemicals and Materials Joel and Beth Rosenfeld Neal Clevenger Debra Jo Ashton-Chase Stephen and Peg French Eli Mimari Megan Zagwoski Joan Amaya Education $10,000+ Katsaros Family Foundation Michael Butz John T. Yurconic Agency Salim Salet Peter and Kathleen Dent Steve and Jane Auvil Luis and Rebecca Galarza Moravian College Ann Bebout Ryan Family Foundation Dexter F. and Dorothy S. Baker Mack Trucks Carpenter Technology Corporation Just Born Quality Confections Mike and Diane Salute Andrew and Laura Elmore Maria Baptiste Benjamin Gamoke Kate Mueller <$100 Judy Belaires Vince and Michelle Sorgi Foundation James and Irene Mclean Cedar Crest College Joe and Judy Kaminski Bill and Susan Schierwagen Lona Farr and David Voellinger Stephen Barilka John Ganter Tekla Onorata Anonymous Stefanie Bohunicky BB&T Raymond James & Associates Charlie Dent for Congress Fred and Christine Kimock Tom and Pat Seidenberger Bob and Susan Gadomski Jason Barnett Geico Bruce and Judith Palmer Joan Amaya Joe Bondi $50,000+ Steve and Marcella Breininger Frank and Yvonne Schweighardt Computer Aid Lafayette College Serfass Construction Company Michlyn Gould Ann Bebout Gayle Getz James and Carol Redenbaugh Daniel Barata Matthew Easterwood Air Products City Center Investment Corporation The Rider-Pool Foundation Crayola Langan Engineering Anthony Sorgi Jack Gross and Sandy Stahl Hans and Melissa Bell Jason Ginther Elena Reifenstein Jacqueline Baum Mary Ellston ATAS International, Inc. Mark and Lin Erickson Victaulic David and Pam DeCampli Lamont and Loretta Lashley Spillman Farmer Architects Gross McGinley, LLP Renee Bennett Denise Greene Thomas and Lauren Parker Sean Beck Lin Erickson Donley Foundation John Paul and Denise Jones Wells Fargo Foundation Alfred and Jill Douglass Lehigh Carbon Community College Sylvia Perkins Charitable Trust Robert F. Hunsicker Foundation Nasreen Bhatt Tyler Groft Mark and Stacy Phander Lissette Caro-Rosado Peg French Institute of Museum and Library Lehigh Valley Community Foundation Ted and Amy Singer Douglass Lehigh Valley Health Network Richard and Amy Thompson Johnson & Johnson Matthew and Ann Bieber Barbie Haberer Jean Pfunder Nancy Eckert Tyler Groft Services Lutron Foundation $1,000+ Anna Duemier William and Patti Lehr Charles Versaggi Ruth Keblish Brenda Binns Donald and Virginia Haberman Robert and Patricia Pietrobon Roberta George Kate Heflin Schyler Kemps Foundation James and Jayne Miller Agora Cyber Charter School Mohamed and Nora El Aasser Tom and Cathy Lynch Harold* and Marcia Wagner Meagan Kuchan Stefanie Bohunicky Dan Harrigan Robin Plattner Barbara Gluck-Gargon Michael Litzenberger The Harry C. Trexler Trust National Science Foundation/Lehigh Victor and Jacqueline Agostinho Margaret McIntyre Enloe Ted and Suzanne Lyons Weidenhammer Manufacturers Resource Center Joe Bondi Blake and Hillary Harrison Jen Pors Eric Gross Amanda Martin University Greg and Tamara Altonen Eugene and Jane Ervin The Martin Guitar Charitable Weis Markets Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Dave Borish Clyde and Valarie Hornberger Michelle Quier Patricia Ann Hachey-Siegfried Kelly Martin $25,000+ Donald B. and Dorothy L. Stabler Amaranth Foundation/Joan Moran ET&T Foundation WFMZ-TV-D Co. Lisa Boscola Paul Hurd Nicole Quick Kate Heflin Jonn McCollum B. Braun Medical Foundation George and Judy Arangio Evonik Corporation Elizabeth Meade and Arturo Perez George and Karen White John McGuinness Doug and Peggy Brown Pat Johnson Judith Rance-Roney Courey and Kristi Hertzog Maureen Michael County of Lehigh Thermo Fischer Scientific Baker & Hostetler LLP FL Smidth Edwin and Anne Miller Wojdak & Associates, LP Terri Melcher Fusun Bubernack John and Jenny Kemps Joseph Reither Erin Kerchner Patricia Pietrobon The Century Fund UGI Utilities, Inc. Hank and Joanne Barnette Steve and Jeanne Follett Joseph Moore Andrew Woytek Frank Michael Marisa Burns Erick and Lisa Kermitz Paul Ricciardi Harry and Deb Kulp Jennifer Pors Julius and Katheryn Hommer U.S. Department of Commerce/ Walter and Anna Bastian Foundation Yan Gao and Peihua Sheng PBS WLVT-TV Channel 39 Robert and Marilyn Zamboldi Moravian Academy Forrest and Nina Cavalier Ellen Kern Thomas Roney Robert Lein Elysia Trapp Foundation Economic Development Gus and Judy Belaires Michael Gausling Octavio Pena Carl and Debra Zvanut NJM Insurance Group Michael Caverly Brad Kreschollek Graceanne Ruggiero Michael Litzenberger Maureen Michael and Mark Gottwald Administration Rob and Kristen Bennett Mary Gedney James and Irene Pennington Northampton Community College Joyce Cerniglia Howard Kuritzky Linda Ruggiero Sharon Miller *Deceased PA Department of Education/ Rex and Terri Boland Sara George Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School ‘*Deceased PFM Financial Advisors LLC Coca-Cola Bottling Company Debra Lamb Victor Salicetti Thomas and Patricia Panfile +Does not include in-kind gifts

22 | Da Vinci Science Center 2019 Community Impact Report | 23 Leonardo Society Lifetime Giving Society THE LEONARDO SOCIETY IS A GIVING SOCIETY FOR INDIVIDUALS WHO MAKE AN UNRESTRICTED GIFT LIFETIME GIVING SOCIETIES RECOGNIZE DONORS WHO HAVE MADE SIGNIFICANT CUMULATIVE FINANCIAL COMMITMENTS SINCE 2002. OF $1000 OR MORE IN A YEAR TO SUPPORT DA VINCI SCIENCE CENTER OPERATIONS. The Founder’s Society: $1,000,000+ Lehigh Valley Health Network Julius and Katheryn Hommer Foundation James Fuller* Victor and Jackie Agostinho Mark and Lin Erickson Arturo Perez and Elizabeth Meade Air Products Lucent Technologies Foundation Keystone Savings Foundation Holt Family Foundation Greg and Tamara Altonen Gene and Jane Ervin James and Irene Pennington W. Beall and Linny* Fowler PA Department of Education Lehigh Valley Community Foundation John Paul and Denise Jones George and Judith Arangio Scott and Cathy Fainor Guido and Terri Pez Bob & Sandy Lovett Pennsylvania Historical Museum Commission James and Irene McLean Just Born Quality Confections Gladys Barclay Steve and Jeanne Follett David and Jamie Quier PA Department of Education/Allentown Frank and Yvonne Schweighardt Rodale Inc. Arthur and Denise Katsaros Hank and Joanne Barnette Beall Fowler Sally Ragosta School District St. Luke’s University Health Network The Ryan Family Foundation Lafayette College Gus and Judy Belaires Mary Gedney Edie Ritter PA Redevelopment Assistance Capital Wyoming Community Foundation Joseph and Rita Scheller Laros Foundation Rob and Kristen Bennett Yan and Peihua Gao Joel and Beth Rosenfeld Program Teva Pharmaceuticals Lehigh University Rex and Terri Boland Mike Gausling Salim and Manal Salet PPL The 1995 Society: $100,000+ UGI Utilities, Inc. LSI Stephen and Marcella Breininger Bill and Mary Ann Heydt Mike and Diane Salute The Harry C. Trexler Trust Agere Systems US Department of Commerce/Economic Lutron Jim and Melissa Brooks John and Denise Jones Bill and Susan Schierwagen Arcadia Foundation Development Administration Ted and Suzanne Lyons Dick & Peg Bus John and Jenny Kemps Frank and Yvonne Schweighardt The Legacy Society: $500,000+ B. Braun Medical US Department of Education / Carbon Lehigh Mack Trucks James and Cynthia Bus Fred and Christine Kimock Tom and Pat Seidenberger Dexter F. and Dorothy H. Baker Foundation BB&T Intermediate Unit Rich and Georgine Milker Greg Butz William and Patti Lehr Vincent and Michelle Sorgi Century Fund Bosch Rexroth Corporation Wachovia Bank Jim and Peggy Nallo Lee and Dolly Butz Bob and Sandy Lovett Charles Versaggi The Donley Foundation Capital Blue Cross National Science Foundation / Lehigh Michael Butz Thomas and Cathy Lynch George and Karen White Vince and Michelle Sorgi City of Easton The Laureate Society: $50,000+ University Dave and Pam DeCampli Ted and Suzanne Lyons Andy Woytek Coca-Cola Bottling Company of the Lehigh Amaranth Foundation Norris McLaughlin and Marcus Bob and Jackie Dixon Maureen Michael and Mark Gottwald Bob & Marilyn Zamboldi The Discovery Society: $250,000+ Valley Thermo Fisher Scientific RCN Alfred and Jill Douglass Edwin and Anne Miller Carl and Debra Zvanut Alvin H. Butz, Inc. Donald B. and Dorothy L. Stabler Foundation Steve and Marcella Breininger Rider Pool Foundation Ted and Amy Singer Douglass Jim and Jayne Miller ATAS International, Inc. Edward Donley* Greg Butz Schyler Kemps Foundation Nancy Eckert Joan Moran County of Lehigh Follett, LLC. City Center Lehigh Valley Troan Family Foundation County of Northampton William and Phyllis Grube Daiichi Sankyo, Inc. Harold* and Marcia Wagner Members FY19 July 1, 2018- June 30, 2019 Institute of Museum and Library Services Highmark Blue Shield Embassy Bank *Deceased

24 | Da Vinci Science Center 2019 Community Impact Report | 25 Earned Revenue by Source Support by Source Statements of Financial Position Years Ended June 30 Fiscal Year Fiscal Year 2019 2018 $1,156  2019  2018 $1,189  2019  2018

Financials Current Assets: $1,013 Cash, cash equivalents 709,762 530,954 Statements of Activities $839 $728 Years Ended June 30 Fiscal Year Fiscal Year Accounts receivable 56,446 57,442 2019 2018 Grants receivable 141,048 228,246 Unconditional promises to give 398,593 273,334 $281 $170 $166 $249 $432 $349 $263 Admissions, workshops and programs 1,155,614 1,012,574 Inventory 20,652 13,240 Prepaid expenses 49,346 60,249 $132 Gift shop 170,329 165,806 $98 $58 $53 $102 $101 Other 5,646 —

Membership 281,323 249,426 ASSETS Total Current Assets 1,381,493 1,163,465 Special events (net of expenses) 132,285 97,635 Admissions, Gift Shop Membership Special Events Other Contributions Grants, government Grants, private Donated materials REVENUES REVENUES Noncurrent Assets: Other 57,500 53,016 Workshops and and supplies Total Revenues 1,797,051 1,578,457 Property and Equipment, net 5,799,821 6,140,630 Unconditional Promises to give 303,737 374,017 Programs Support Contributions 838,926 1,189,122 Total Noncurrent Assets 6,103,558 6,514,647 Grants, government 727,890 431,831 Total Assets 7,485,051 7,678,112 Grants, private 349,462 262,500 2019 Donated materials and supplies 101,928 101,261 Current Liabilities: Financial Trend Current portion of long-term debt 68,510 65,194 Expenses Total Support 2,018,206 1,984,714 6% Total Revenues & Support 3,815,257 3,563,171 Accounts payable and other liabilities 42,439 53,826 Net Income

SUPPORT CONTRIBUTIONS SUPPORT Accrued expenses 161,841 94,421 12% Deferred revenue 295,633 309,952 Program services 2,509,689 2,151,119 $250 $229 Total Current Liabilities 568,423 523,393 2018 Supporting services: LIABILITIES 64% 18% $200 Management and general 472,673 439,193 Long-term debt, less current $157 Expansion activities 99,626 872,024 maturities and unamortized costs 438,938 539,525 5% $150 Total Liabilities 1,007,361 1,062,918

EXPENSES Fundraising 235,641 190,857 12% $100 Total Expenses 3,917,629 3,653,193 $50 Change in Net Assets (102,372) (90,022) Unrestricted 5,467,278 5,790,370 Temporarily restricted 1,010,412 789,692 59% $0 24% FY2016 FY2017 FY2018 FY2019 Net Assets, beginning (as restated) 6,580,062 6,670,084 Total Net Assets 6,477,690 6,580,062 -$50 Net Assets, ending 6,477,690 6,580,062 NET ASSETS Total Liabilities and Net Assets 7,485,051 7,642.980  Fundraising -$100 -$90 -$102  Management and general -$150  Expansion activities Note: FY2019 and FY2018 include expenses for expansion activities funded by contributions raised in FY2017  Program services Note: FY2018 & FY 2019 include expenses for expansion activities funded by contributions raised in FY2017

26 | Da Vinci Science Center 2019 Community Impact Report | 27 CHAIRMAN: Vincent Sorgi, President and Chief Operating Officer, PPL Corporation VICE CHAIRMAN: James E. McLean, WMS, Senior Vice President, Investments, Steel Valley Investment Group TREASURER: Stephen K. Breininger , Vice President and Controller, Finance & Regulatory Affairs, PPL Corporation SECRETARY: Hon. Jane R. Ervin, CEO/President, Retired, Community Services for Children, Inc. CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER: Lin Erickson, Executive Director and CEO, Da Vinci Science Center TRUSTEES Gregory S. Altonen, Vice President, Engineering Operations, Lutron Electronics Company Megan McGovern, Business Team Leader, Mack Trucks Mindy Beck, Director of Client Management-Eastern Region, Highmark Blue Shield Elizabeth M. Meade, Ph.D. , President, Cedar Crest College Ann D. Bieber, Ed.D., President, Lehigh Carbon Community College Thomas Parker, Superintendent of Schools, Allentown School District Rex Boland, Vice President and General Manager, Allentown Operations, B. Braun, Inc. Edith Ritter, Executive Director, Retired, Manufacturers Resource Center Dick Bus, President, ATAS International, Inc. Joel C. Rosenfeld, M.D., M.Ed., FACS Chief Academic Officer, St. Luke’s University Health W. Beall Fowler, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus of Physics, Lehigh University Network, and Senior Associate Dean, Temple/St. Luke’s School of Medicine Jack Gross, Esq., Partner, Gross McGinley Attorneys at Law Michael P. Salute, Director of Workforce Development, Reading Area Community College Rachel Hayden, Vice President and Chief Information Officer, Just Born, Inc. Susan Schierwagen, VP of Couplings, Fittings and Fire Suppression, Victaulic Debra H. Lamb, Vice President of Development, Lehigh Valley Children’s Centers Michael J. Stoudt, Jr., CPA, Managing Member, Stoudt Associates, LLC J. Robert Lovett, Ph.D., Executive Vice President, Retired, Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. George P. White, Ed.D., Managing Director for Student Access and Success, Our Catherine Lynch, Community Volunteer/Former Non Profit CEO Retired, Lehigh University LEADERSHIP TEAM Lin Erickson, Executive Director & CEO Maureen Michael, Chief Administrative Officer & CFO Judy Belaires, CFRE, Director of Philanthropy Karen Knecht, Director of Education Brian Strohecker, Director of Museum Operations People Tyler Groft, Sr. Manager of Museum Operations

28 | Da Vinci Science Center 2019 Community Impact Report | 29 YOU CAN:  Help students become the problem solvers of tomorrow. YOU  Help the Da Vinci Science Center continue to bring science to life. CAN HELP PLEASE DONATE NOW In the wake of a global pandemic, the Da Vinci Science Center’s role is more important than ever. A strong STEM workforce and a scientifically literate society CALL are humanity’s best hopes for addressing the coronavirus pandemic and other major Judy Belaires, Director of Philanthropy global challenges. 484-664-1002 extension 102

MAIL Attention: Philanthropy Department HELP US BRING SCIENCE TO LIFE AND LIVES TO SCIENCE. Da Vinci Science Center  With your support, we can provide science learning experiences for 3145 Hamilton Boulevard Bypass Allentown, PA 18103 underserved youth in their homes, at the science center, and at school and ONLINE community sites. This request is particularly important to ensure that low www.davincisciencecenter.org/support/make-a-donation/ income youth, many of whom have been isolated in their homes for weeks, get access to STEAM educational experiences more readily available to their peers.  Help us share programs like Outbreak Alert!, a class designed to inspire the scientists of the future by introducing students to the basics of how diseases spread, how to engineer an antiviral, and how to prevent an outbreak from Science becoming a pandemic. is the PLEASE DONATE NOW. All donations are fully tax deductible. With the passage of the CARES Act, individuals are permitted to deduct up to $300 of cash contributions (couples up to Solution $600), regardless of whether they are eligible to take itemized deductions.

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