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GREATER PHILADELPHIA CULTURAL ALLIANCE FY14 ANNUAL REPORT

GREATER PHILADELPHIA CULTURAL ALLIANCE FY14 ANNUAL REPORT 1 11TH HOUR THEATRE COMPANY 1807 & FRIENDS 1812 PRODUCTIONS 954 DANCE MOVEMENT COLLECTIVE THE ACADEMY OF NATURAL SCIENCES OF DREXEL UNIVERSITY THE ACADEMY OF VOCAL ARTS ACT II PLAYHOUSE, LTD. THE AFRICAN AMERICAN MUSEUM IN PHILADELPHIA AL-BUSTAN SEEDS OF CULTURE ALIE + THE BRIGADE ALLENS LANE ART CENTER AMERICAN COMPOSERS FORUM, PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER AMERICAN HISTORICAL THEATRE THE AMERICAN POETRY REVIEW AMERICAN PUBLIC GARDENS ASSOCIATION AMERICAN SWEDISH HISTORICAL MUSEUM ANNA CRUSIS WOMEN’S CHOIR ANNE-MARIE MULGREW & DANCERS COMPANY ANNENBERG CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS ARCADIA UNIVERSITY ART GALLERY ARCHEDREAM FOR HUMANKIND ARDEN CONCERT GILD ARDEN THEATRE COMPANY ARS NOVA WORKSHOP, INC. ART FOR JUSTICE ART PARTNERS STUDIO ART SANCTUARY ARTBLOG ARTHUR ROSS GALLERY ART-REACH ARTS & BUSINESS COUNCIL OF GREATER PHILADELPHIA ARTS & CULTURAL COUNCIL OF BUCKS COUNTY ARTS GUILD AT NEUMANN UNIVERSITY ARTS HOLDING HANDS AND HEARTS, INC ARTWELL ASIAN ARTS INITIATIVE ASSOCIATION FOR PUBLIC ART ASSOCIATION FOR THE COLONIAL THEATRE ASTRAL ARTISTS ATHENAEUM OF PHILADELPHIA AVENUE OF THE ARTS, INC. AZUKA THEATRE B. SOMEDAY PRODUCTIONS THE BACH FESTIVAL OF PHILADELPHIA, INC. BALLET 180 BALLETFLEMING BALLETX THE BARLEY SHEAF PLAYERS THE BARNES FOUNDATION BLACK PEARL CHAMBER ORCHESTRA BOOTLESS STAGEWORKS, INC. BOWERBIRD BRANDYWINE BALLET COMPANY BRANDYWINE CONSERVANCY AND MUSEUM OF ART BRAT PRODUCTIONS BRISTOL RIVERSIDE THEATRE BROAD STREET REVIEW BRYN MAWR COLLEGE, PERFORMING ARTS SERIES BRYN MAWR FILM INSTITUTE BUCKS COUNTY CHORAL SOCIETY BUCKS COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE VISIT BUCKS COUNTY - A CONFERENCE & VISITORS BUREAU BUCKS COUNTY PERFORMING ARTS CENTER BUCKS COUNTY PLAYHOUSE BUILDABRIDGE INTERNATIONAL CAMERATA PHILADELPHIA INC CANARY PROMOTION CARPENTERS’ HALL CENTENNIAL HALL AT THE HAVERFORD SCHOOL CENTER CITY PROPRIETORS ASSOCIATION CENTER CITY THEATRE WORKS CENTER FOR ARCHITECTURE THE CENTER FOR ART IN WOOD THE CENTER FOR EMERGING VISUAL ARTISTS CENTRAL PHILADELPHIA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION CERULEAN ARTS CHAMBER ORCHESTRA OF PHILADELPHIA CHAMOUNIX MANSION INTERNATIONAL HOSTEL & MEETING CENTER CHELTENHAM CENTER FOR THE ARTS CHEMICAL HERITAGE FOUNDATION CHESTER CHILDREN’S CHORUS CHESTER COUNTY CHORAL SOCIETY CHORAL ARTS SOCIETY OF PHILADELPHIA THE CHORISTERS CITY OF PHILADELPHIA MURAL ARTS PROGRAM CITY PARKS ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA THE CLAY STUDIO COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS OF PHILADELPHIA COMEDYSPORTZ PHILADELPHIA COMMONWEALTH CLASSIC THEATRE COMPANY COMMONWEALTH YOUTHCHOIRS - KEYSTONE STATE BOYCHOIR & PENNSYLVANIAThe Cultural GIRLCHOIR Alliance COMMUNITY ARTSis pleased CENTER CONCERT to OPERETTA share THEATER this CONCERTOPERA, PHILADELPHIA CONCERTS AT THE CATHEDRAL BASILICA CONSERVATION CENTER FOR ART AND HISTORIC ARTIFACTS COPELAND STRING QUARTET COSACOSA ART AT LARGE, INC. THE CROSSING CROSSROADS MUSIC CULTURAL DATA PROJECT CULTUREWORKS GREATER PHILADELPHIA CUMBERLAND COUNTY CULTURE AND HERITAGE COMMISSION CURIO THEATRE COMPANY CURTIS INSTITUTE OF MUSIC DANCE THEATRE OF PENNSYLVANIAupdate DANCE/UP of our DARLINGTON activities ARTS CENTER and DELAWARE financial ART MUSEUM performance DELAWARE COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DELAWARE COUNTY SYMPHONY DELAWARE SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL DELAWARE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA DELAWARE THEATRE COMPANY DELAWARE VALLEY OPERA COMPANY THE DELIUS SOCIETY - PHILADELPHIA BRANCH, INC. DETOURS TOURING DOLCE SUONO ENSEMBLE DREXEL UNIVERSITY ARTS ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM EASTERN STATE PENITENTIARY HISTORIC SITE, INC. EBENEZER MAXWELL MANSIONfrom EGOPO Fiscal CLASSIC THEATER Year ENCHANTMENT 2014 (July THEATRE 1, 2013-JuneCOMPANY ENVISION 30, PEACE 2014). MUSEUM THE FABRIC WORKSHOP AND MUSEUM FACETIME THEATRE FAIRMOUNT PARK CONSERVANCY FAIRMOUNT WATER WORKS INTERPRETIVE CENTER FAMILY STAGES, INC. FEVER DREAM REPERTORY FINE ART PIANO COMPANY FIRST PERSON ARTS FOOTLIGHTERS THEATER FORT MIFFLIN ON THE DELAWARE THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE FREE LIBRARY OF PHILADELPHIA FOUNDATION FRIENDS OF THE JAPANESE HOUSE & GARDEN (SHOFUSO) FRINGEARTSThe GARDENAlliance STATE CHORALE, remains INC. GAS on & ELECTRIC solid ARTS ground, GEOGRAPHICAL with SOCIETY a safe OF PHILADELPHIA GIRLS ROCK PHILLY GLEN FOERD ON THE DELAWARE GLOUCESTER COUNTY CULTURAL & HERITAGE COMMISSION GOKASH PRODUCTIONS GREATER PHILADELPHIA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE GRETNA MUSIC GRIM PHILLY TWILIGHT TOURS GROUP MOTION MULTI MEDIA DANCE THEATRE HATBORO-HORSHAM EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION HEADLONG HEDGEROW THEATRE THE HIGHLANDS HISTORICAL SOCIETY HISTORIC FAIR operatingHILL, INC. HISTORIC reserve, GERMANTOWN noHISTORIC debt PHILADELPHIA, and membership INC. HISTORIC RITTENHOUSETOWN, INC. HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF PENNSYLVANIA THE IDIOPATHIC RIDICULOPATHY CONSORTIUM INDEPENDENCE SEAPORT MUSEUM INDEPENDENCE VISITOR CENTER CORPORATION INIS NUA THEATRE COMPANY INLIQUID INSTITUTE OF CONTEMPORARY ART INTERACT THEATRE COMPANY INTERCULTURAL JOURNEYS INTERNATIONAL BALLET CLASSIQUE INTERNATIONAL BALLET EXCHANGE INTERNATIONAL HOUSE PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONALof over PERFORMING 400 ARTSorganizations. FOR YOUTH IRADIOPHILLY ISIS PRODUCTIONS JAMES A. MICHENER ART MUSEUM JAPAN AMERICA SOCIETY OF GREATER PHILADELPHIA JAZZ BRIDGE JOHN BARTRAM ASSOCIATION JUBILATION CREATIONS JUNK KARDON INSTITUTE FOR ARTS THERAPY KENNETT SYMPHONY OF CHESTER COUNTY KIMMEL CENTER, INC. KORESH DANCE COMPANY KULU MELE AFRICAN DANCE AND DRUM ENSEMBLE KUN-YANG LIN DANCERS LANSDALE PARKS AND RECREATION LANSDOWNE ARTS FESTIVAL LANTERN THEATERThe COMPANY activities LATIN FIESTA, and INC. achievements LAUREL HILL CEMETERY highlighted LEAH STEIN DANCE in this COMPANY report THE reflect LEEWAY FOUNDATION THE LIBRARY COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA LIVECONNECTIONS.ORG LOCALARTSLIVE LONGWOOD GARDENS LUNA THEATER COMPANY LYRIC FEST MACGUFFIN THEATER AND FILM COMPANY THE MACKNIGHT FOUNDATION MAIN LINE ART CENTER THE MANN CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS MEADOWBROOK PRODUCTIONS THE MEDIA ARTS COUNCIL MENDELSSOHN CLUB OF PHILADELPHIA MITCHELL PERFORMING ARTSour CENTER continued MONTGOMERY focus COUNTY on COMMUNITY providing COLLEGE critical MONTGOMERY resources COUNTY for FINE the ARTS arts MOORE COLLEGE OF ART & DESIGN MORRIS ARBORETUM OF THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANNIA MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION MUSICOPIA NASHIRAH: THE JEWISHand culturalCHORALE OF sector, GREATER PHILADELPHIAin response NATIONAL to the ARCHIVES needs AND of RECORDSour members ADMINISTRATION and - MID ATLANTIC REGION NATIONAL CONSTITUTION CENTER NATIONAL LIBERTY MUSEUM NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY NATURAL LANDS TRUSTthe NBS community. CLASSICAL MUSIC We INSTITUTE want NEMOURS to express MANSION our & GARDENSsincere NETWORK gratitude FOR NEW to MUSICour NEW CITY STAGE COMPANY NEW PARADISE LABORATORIES NEWARK ARTS ALLIANCE, INC. NEWARK SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA THE NIA CENTER, INC. NORTH PHILADELPHIA ARTS AND CULTURE ALLIANCE OKAY FOR SOUND RADIO-A BED OF NAILS OLD ACADEMY PLAYERS OLD SWEDES FOUNDATION OLD YORK ROAD SYMPHONY ONE VILLAGE ALLIANCE OPERA PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA 2001, INC. OXFORD ARTS ALLIANCE, INC PA PERFORMINGstakeholders ARTS FOR who YOUNG made AUDIENCES this work(PAPAYA) possible: PAINTED BRIDE our ART members, CENTER PARKWAY COUNCIL FOUNDATION PASIÓN Y ARTE PATCHWORK: A STORYTELLING GUILD PATRIOT HARBOR LINES PENN HUMANITIES FORUM PENN’S LANDING PLAYHOUSE PRESLEY THEATREfunders, PRODUCTIONS advocates PENNSYLVANIA and ACADEMYthe community OF THE FINE ARTS at PENNSYLVANIAlarge. BALLET ASSOCIATION PENNSYLVANIA GUILD OF CRAFTSMEN THE PENNSYLVANIA HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY PENNSYLVANIA HUMANITIES COUNCIL PENNSYLVANIA SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL THE PEOPLE’S LIGHT & THEATRE COMPANY PERFORMANCE GARAGE PERFORMING ARTS COMPLEX OF DELAWARE COUNTY, INC. PHILADELPHIA AREA TRADITIONAL MUSIC AND DANCE PHILADELPHIA ART ALLIANCE PHILADELPHIA ARTISTS’ COLLECTIVE PHILADELPHIAWe welcome ASSOCIATION your OF COMMUNITY feedback DEVELOPMENT on this report, CORPORATIONS and encourage PHILADELPHIA youBOYS CHOIR AND CHORALE PHILADELPHIA CEILI GROUP PHILADELPHIA CENTER FOR THE BOOK PHILADELPHIA CHAMBER ENSEMBLE PHILADELPHIA CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETYto THE share PHILADELPHIA it with CHORUS your peers,PHILADELPHIA board CLASSICAL and staff. GUITAR LookingSOCIETY PHILADELPHIA ahead, CLEF CLUB OF JAZZ AND PERFORMING ARTS PHILADELPHIA COMMUNITY ACCESS MEDIA (PHILLYCAM) PHILADELPHIA COMMUNITY ARTS NETWORK PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU PHILADELPHIA CULTURAL FUND PHILADELPHIA DANCE PROJECTS PHILADELPHIA FILM SOCIETY PHILADELPHIA FOLKLORE PROJECT PHILADELPHIA FREEDOM BAND PHILADELPHIA GAY MEN’S CHORUS PHILADELPHIA HISTORY MUSEUM AT THE ATWATERwe count KENT on PHILADELPHIA your continued INDEPENDENT partnership FILM AND VIDEO inASSOCIATION-PIFVA our efforts PHILADELPHIAto make MUSEUM OF ART PHILADELPHIA MUSICIANS’ UNION, LOCAL 77 THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA ASSOCIATION PHILADELPHIA OUTWARD BOUND SCHOOL PHILADELPHIAour cityPHOTO and ARTS region CENTER PHILADELPHIA one of the SCULPTORS world’s THEforemost PHILADELPHIA creative SHAKESPEARE and THEATRE PHILADELPHIA SINFONIA ASSOCIATION THE PHILADELPHIA SINGERS THE PHILADELPHIA SKETCH CLUB PHILADELPHIA SOCIETY FOR THE PRESERVATION OF LANDMARKScultural PHILADELPHIA capitals THEATRE of the COMPANY world. PHILADELPHIA VIRTUOSI CHAMBER ORCHESTRA PHILADELPHIA YOUNG PLAYWRIGHTS PHILADELPHIA YOUTH ORCHESTRA PHILLY YOUTH POETRY MOVEMENT PHILHARMONIA PHILADELPHIA’S MAGIC GARDENS PHILHARMONIC OF SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY PHILLY IMPROV THEATER ENCORE SERIES, INC, THE PHILLY POPS PHOENIX VILLAGE ART CENTER PICCADILLY ARTS, LLC PIFFARO, THE RENAISSANCE BAND PIG IRON THEATRE COMPANY PLAYERS CLUB OF SWARTHMORE PLAYPENN PLAYS & PLAYERS PLEASE TOUCH MUSEUM PORTSIDE ARTS CENTER PRESERVATION ALLIANCE FOR GREATER PHILADELPHIA PRINCE MUSIC THEATER PRISM QUARTET, INC. PUBLIC CITIZENS FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTH (PCCY) - PICASSO PROJECT QUINCE PRODUCTIONS QUINTESSENCE THEATRE GROUP RAICES CULTURALES LATINOAMERICANAS, INC. RELACHE, INC. THE RENEGADE COMPANY THE ROAD COMPANY THEATRE GROUP ROCK TO THE FUTURE THE ROSENBACH OF THE FREE LIBRARY OF PHILADELPHIA THE ROTUNDA SALEM COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY SAMUEL S. FLEISHER ART MEMORIAL SCHUYLKILL RIVER DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION SCRIBE VIDEO CENTER, INC. SETTLEMENT MUSIC SCHOOL SHAKESPEARE IN CLARK PARK SHIRLEY ROAD PRODUCTIONS SHOOTERSINC SIMPATICO THEATRE PROJECT SINGING CITY, INC. SMITH MEMORIAL PLAYGROUND AND PLAYHOUSE SMOKEYSCOUT PRODUCTIONS SOCIETY HILL PLAYHOUSE CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS, INC. SOUTH CAMDEN THEATRE COMPANY, INC. SOUTH JERSEY CULTURAL ALLIANCE SPIRAL Q PUPPET THEATER SPOTLIGHT THEATRE SRUTI - THE INDIA MUSIC AND DANCE SOCIETY STEEL RIVER PLAYHOUSE STENTON, NSCDA/PA STORYBOOK MUSICAL THEATRE STUDIO B SUNSHINE ARTS TAKE IT AWAY DANCE PRODUCTIONS TALLER PUERTORRIQUEÑO, INC. TANGLE MOVEMENT ARTS TEMPESTA DI MARE TEMPLE CONTEMPORARY TEMPLE JUDEA MUSEUM TEMPLE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER TEMPLE - TEMPLE THEATERS TEMPLE UNIVERSITY CENTER FOR THE ARTS THEATRE ARIEL THEATRE CONFETTI THEATRE EXILE THEATRE HORIZON THESPIONAGE THEATRE COMPANY TINY DYNAMITE PRODUCTIONS TOMASELLO WINERY TRIBE OF FOOLS TRI-COUNTY CONCERTS ASSOCIATION TRINITY CENTER FOR URBAN LIFE TRI-STATE JAZZ SOCIETY, INC. TUSCARORA LAPIDARY SOCIETY, INC. TVD ASSOCIATES TYLER SCHOOL OF ART CONTINUING EDUCATION TYLER SCHOOL OF ART OF TEMPLE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY CITY ARTS LEAGUE UNIVERSITY CITY DISTRICT UNIVERSITY CITY SCIENCE CENTER UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, RESIDENT ENSEMBLE PLAYERS UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA MUSEUM OF ARCHAEOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY THE UNIVERSITY OF THE ARTS UPPER DARBY PERFORMING ARTS CENTER UPTOWN! ENTERTAINMENT ALLIANCE USILOQUY DANCE DESIGNS VICTORIAN VANITIES THE VILLAGE OF ARTS AND HUMANITIES VILLANOVA THEATRE VIOLETTE DE MAZIA FOUNDATION VISIT PHILADELPHIA VOXAMADEUS VOX POPULI WAGNER FREE INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE WALNUT STREET THEATRE WATERFORD’S ART & ANTIQUES AUCTIONEERS WEATHERVANEGREATER PHILADELPHIAMUSIC ORGANIZATION CULTURAL ALLIANCE WELLS FY14 FARGO ANNUAL HISTORY REPORT MUSEUM WEST CHESTER UNIVERSITY OFFICE OF CULTURAL & COMMUNITY AFFAIRS WEST PARK CULTURAL CENTER WEST PHILADELPHIA CULTURAL ALLIANCE WHARTON ESHERICK MUSEUM WHITE BOX THEATRE WHITE PINES PRODUCTIONS WHITEMARSH COMMUNITY ART CENTER WHYY, INC. THE WILMA THEATER WINTERTHUR MUSEUM & GARDENS WOLF PERFORMING ARTS CENTER WOMEN FOR GREATER PHILADELPHIA WOODLANDS TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION WOODMERE ART MUSEUM, INC. WORLD AFFAIRS COUNCIL OF PHILADELPHIA WXPN-FM ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF We implement programs, services and support that make arts and culture affordable and accessible ACCESS to all of Greater Philadelphia.

02 GREATER PHILADELPHIA CULTURAL ALLIANCE FY14 ANNUAL REPORT 033 STAMP CONSUMER MARKETING

Since its launch in October 2013, STAMP: The Virginia and Harvey Kimmel FY14 saw big changes for our two signature consumer marketing programs. Family Teen Program has proven to be wildly popular with the city’s high school In March 2014, Phillyfunguide relaunched with a new design and content management system from local web developers P’unk Ave. Funsavers also got a new look in the redesign, students. Over 11,000 teens signed up within the first year. and officially became a revenue-generating and self-sustaining program in FY14. STAMP (Students at Museums in Philly) is an innovative new program which provides Phillyfunguide also expanded its collaborative content partnership with PNC Arts Alive, Philadelphia teens ages 14-19 with a free pass that gives them free admission to 15 of the city’s and secured a new corporate sponsor in Xfinity. top museums and cultural attractions. The program has been extremely successful in reaching youth from neighborhoods with traditionally low cultural participation, and almost half (47%) of STAMP passholders come from economically disadvantaged households. FUNSAVERS Officially became a revenue-generating and self-sustaining program that shares all patron data with Alliance members, COME FROM NEIGHBORHOODS unlike all other discount programs. WITH TRADITIONALLY LOW CULTURAL PARTICIPATION based on mid-year data collected 75% on STAMP passholders

STAMP has sparked new partnerships and collaborations between 120K $780K organizations serving teens in Philadelphia, SUBSCRIBERS EARNED REVENUE FOR CULTURAL GROUPS and has also seen tremendous public support, with over 424 individual donors pledging to sponsor a teen on #GivingTuesday 2013, commendations from Mayor Nutter and City Council members, and a 2014 Art-Reach Commitment to Cultural Access Award.

individual donors pledging to sponsor a teen PHILLYSTAMPPASS.ORG 36K 424 TICKETS SOLD

04 GREATER PHILADELPHIA CULTURAL ALLIANCE FY14 ANNUAL REPORT 05 Arts and Culture has the power to educate, to inspire and to bring individuals and communities together. We advocate on every level to ensure that it remains ACTION a vibrant and sustainable resource for the region.

06 GREATER PHILADELPHIA CULTURAL ALLIANCE FY14 ANNUAL REPORT 07 STATE AND NATIONAL ADVOCACY LOCAL ADVOCACY

Alliance hosts state legislators The Cultural Alliance and GroundSwell secured a big win in Spring 2014 STATE REPRESENTING DISTRICTS FROM ACROSS SOUTHEASTERN PA with a 70% increase in the Philadelphia Cultural Fund (PCF). In March 2014, the Alliance partnered with the Pennsylvania LEGISLATOR Horticultural Society to host state legislators from across The Alliance worked closely with the Mayor and City Council, notably Council President Southeastern Pennsylvania at a reception and private tour Darrell Clarke and City Council members Marian B. Tasco, Mark Squilla and Cindy Bass. RECEPTION of the Philadelphia Flower Show. More than 50 people The final result was a $1.3 million increase for PCF grantmaking and the reinstatement attended, including State Senator Anthony Williams, State of PCF’s Youth Arts Enrichment Grants. The Cultural Fund increase was supported Representative Scott Petri, Councilwoman Cindy Bass, cultural by the largest mobilization of the GroundSwell network to date. Nearly 350 GroundSwell leaders from the five-county region, and the group of supporters sent emails to City Council and over 2,200 signed a petition in support of the government affairs directors the Alliance convenes regularly. increase. GroundSwell supporters also turned out for Philadelphia’s first Arts Advocacy Day on April 22, 2014, to rally support and pack Council Chambers during city budget hearings. GroundSwell grew to 12,779 supporters in FY14, and led 14 volunteer, advocacy and online action campaigns. Activities included arts education advocacy demonstrations with Public Alliance travels to Harrisburg Citizens for Children and Youth; an art supply donation drive for school children in PA ARTS TO MEET WITH PHILADELPHIA-AREA REPRESENTATIVES partnership with Cradles to Crayons; and tulip planting in Mantua with the Pennsylvania During the March 2014 Pennsylvania Arts Advocacy Day, Horticultural Society as part of a neighborhood-wide “Bulbs not Bullets” campaign. ADVOCACY hosted by Citizens for the Arts, the Alliance met with multiple Philadelphia-area legislators including State Representatives DAY Thaddeus Kirkland and John Taylor, State Senator Christine Tartaglione, and representatives of several other offices.

Alliance travels to Washington, DC $1.84M + $1.3M = NATIONAL TO MEET WITH SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES FY14 PHILA. CULTURAL FUND BUDGET INCREASE FOR GRANTMAKING On National Arts Advocacy Day in March 2014, Alliance ARTS staff traveled to Washington, D.C. to meet with Senators Bob Casey and Pat Toomey, as well as Representatives ADVOCACY Robert Brady, Chaka Fattah, Michael Fitzpatrick and Allyson Schwartz. As a result of these efforts, Representative DAY Fitzpatrick joined the Congressional Arts Caucus and Representative Fattah signed a letter to President Obama in support of the National Endowment for the Arts.

Budget signed with increases FY15 STATE FOR PCA, PHMC AND ZOOS The FY15 state budget was signed in July 2014 with increases BUDGET for the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts and Pennsylvania Historical and Museums Commission, and a marketing $3.14MFY15 PHILA. CULTURAL FUND BUDGET appropriation for accredited zoos – a line item which was zeroed out in previous years.

08 GREATER PHILADELPHIA CULTURAL ALLIANCE FY14 ANNUAL REPORT 09 We lead, strengthen and give voice to our more than 400 member organizations and the larger ALLIANCE creative community of Greater Philadelphia.

10 GREATER PHILADELPHIA CULTURAL ALLIANCE FY14 ANNUAL REPORT 11 MEMBERSHIP PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

The Alliance’s professional On September 30, 2013, development programs are among our the Alliance held its Annual Member most popular events, offering insights Meeting & Reception on best practices and latest trends. at the Independence Seaport Museum in Philadelphia, attended by over 550 cultural In FY14 we offered two workshops around sector workers and civic leaders. The teen audience engagement in connection meeting kicked off with an energizing with the STAMP program, including the performance by Powelton Steppers “Engaging Teens in the 21st Century” & Spiral Q, and Dr. William R. Hite Jr, the workshop in June 2014, featuring Danielle superintendent of the School District of Linzer from the Whitney Museum of Philadelphia, addressed the community American Art. Other professional about the state of arts education. Michael development highlights for FY14 included Norris, Interim Executive Director, presented an April 2014 financial literacy workshop on the theme “Leadership in Action,” 402 in partnership with the Nonprofit Finance calling on the sector to encourage state Fund (NFF) and Cultural Data Project, Representatives and Senators to join the which focused on using financial data to Cultural Caucus and pledge to create a ALLIANCE MEMBER tell an organization’s story. dedicated regional fund for arts and culture. ORGANIZATIONS IN FY14 501 550+ INDIVIDUALS ATTENDED CULTURAL SECTOR 16 PROFESSIONAL WORKERS & CIVIC DEVELOPMENT EVENTS LEADERS ATTENDED 49% 23% 22% 6% 2013 ANNUAL MEETING PERFORMING ARTS COMMUNITY ARTS & MUSEUMS, VISUAL SERVICE & OTHER ORGANIZATIONS ARTS & HISTORY

12 GREATER PHILADELPHIA CULTURAL ALLIANCE FY14 ANNUAL REPORT 13 RESEARCH GRANTMAKING

In June 2013, the Alliance released the 2013 Cultural Alliance Salary & Benefits Report. The report, done in collaboration with Gallagher Benefits, analyzed data on salaries and benefits at the region’s arts and cultural organizations. Over 150 groups participated, establishing compensation benchmarks based on discipline, geography and organizational size for over four dozen job functions. Research activities for FY14 included a Patron Loyalty Analysis for a cohort of 17 cultural groups and a Place-Based cultural participation study that will be released in December 2014. The Alliance also continues to conduct individual geospatial research projects for the field, working with select Cultural Alliance and regional civic groups to assess audience $362,450 demand and changing patterns of cultural participation. AWARDED ONLY 10% TO 165 ARTISTS AND ORGANIZATIONS IN 5 COUNTIES IN PA OF ORGANIZATIONS WITH through the Pennsylvania Partners in the Arts Grant Programs BUDGETS LESS THAN $1M PROVIDE HEALTH CARE 100OF ORGANIZATIONS WITH BUDGETS% MORE THAN $1M PROVIDE HEALTH CARE

$100,000 Mean salary for an Executive Director, 2013 Salary & Benefits Report

14 15 STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION FOR THE YEARS ENDED JUNE 30 STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES FOR THE YEARS ENDED JUNE 30

ASSETS SUPPORT & REVENUE CURRENT ASSETS 2014 2013 2014 UNRESTRICTED 2014 TEMP. RESTRICTED 2014 TOTAL 2013 TOTAL Cash $2,309,640 $1,821,951 Contributions & grants $129,809 $1,312,536 $1,442,345 $1,098,037 Grants and contributions receivable 770,500 1,233,000 Membership 270,406 - 270,406 261,606 Accounts receivable 42,911 34,753 Advertising 94,620 - 94,620 100,494 Prepaid Expenses 69,555 69,612 Health service 60,000 - 60,000 60,000 Total Current Assets 3,192,606 3,159,316 Ticket Fees 112,833 - 112,833 58,655 Grants receivable, due after 1 year -- 380,015 Publications & seminars 37,645 - 37,645 34,442 Other assets 21,995 18,615 Interest 3,758 - 3,758 3,326 TOTAL ASSETS $3,214,601 $3,557,946 Other 23,070 - 23,070 11,015 Net assets released from restrictions 1,937,445 -1,937,445 - - LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS TOTAL SUPPORT & REVENUE $2,669,586 -$624,909 $2,044,677 $1,627,575 CURRENT LIABILITIES Accounts payable & accrued expenses $142,745 $61,846 EXPENSES Deferred revenue 116,088 112,424 Program services $1,956,025 - $1,956,025 $1,896,902 Deferred rent 27,968 25,613 Management and general 345,792 - 345,792 314,095 Total current liabilities 286,801 199,883 Fundraising 173,123 - 173,123 214,627 NET ASSETS TOTAL EXPENSES $2,474,940 - $2,474,940 $2,425,624 Unrestricted Change in net assets $194,646 -$624,909 -$430,263 -$798,049 Board-designated 135,727 134,503 NET ASSETS BEGINNING $1,079,173 $2,278,890 $3,358,063 $4,156,112 Undesignated 1,138,092 944,670 NET ASSETS ENDING $1,273,819 $1,653,981 $2,927,800 $3,358,063 Temporararily restricted 1,653,981 2,278,890 Total Net Assets 2,927,800 3,358,063 TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS $3,214,601 $3,557,946 annual expenses unrestricted net assets unrestricted net assets ANNUAL EXPENSES AND RESERVES (reserve in dollars) (reserve in months)

$3.5M $3,520,371

$3M $3,070,970

$2.5M $2,759,489 2,474,940 $2,425,624 $2M

$1.5M 3.44 3.64 4.36 4.19 5.28 $1,007,495 $1M $1,138,092 $944,670 $948,774 $930,751

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17 NOW AND NEXT POLICY, COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT MARKETING AND EXTERNAL AFFAIRS AND RESEARCH

STAMP YEAR 2 2014 PORTFOLIO STAMP kicked off its second year on September 1, 2014, with three additional On October 20, 2014, the Alliance released the 2014 Portfolio, its latest museum partners, new Teen Council members, the STAMP Bucks loyalty research report. In addition to key data on the current financial health of the sector, rewards program and plans for expanded partnerships with community the report identified and tracked performance of a distinct set of Growth organizations and city initiatives. Organizations which have both expanded operations and maintained positive margins in the post-recession environment. Work on Portfolio will continue in FY15 with Portfolio: Culture Across Communities, a cross-regional comparison of benchmarks for 10 additional cities across the country, supported by a grant from the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation. GROUNDSWELL WORK IN MANTUA GroundSwell is exploring opportunities to support artists and cultural organizations working in the Mantua neighborhood of West Philadelphia, which was designated as a Promise Zone by President Obama in June 2014. Two PNC ARTS ALIVE HOLIDAY SPECTACULAR convenings have been held so far to discuss the role arts and culture can play in The first PNC Arts Alive Holiday Spectacular runs November through December engaging the community and contributing to the revitalization of the 2014. The promotion will offer exclusive Funsavers holiday deals, ticket giveaways, neighborhood. and holiday-themed editorial content to make Phillyfunguide the number one destination for information on the region’s holiday programming.

CREATIVE INDUSTRY NETWORK The Alliance has begun recruiting Charter Affiliates for its new Creative Industry PHILLYFUNPASS Network, established to enable connections with for-profit enterprises who work In mid-2015, the Alliance plans to launch Phillyfunpass. This new program, closely alongside cultural organizations, such as design firms and web developers. supported by a grant from The Barra Foundation, will reward frequent cultural The Network is designed to meet the particular needs of these organizations and participation through discounts and loyalty points and capture previously help them connect with our member organizations and grow their client base. undocumented data on consumer cultural activity.

GREATER PHILADELPHIA CULTURAL ALLIANCE FY14 ANNUAL REPORT 19 FY14 SUPPORT

CORPORATE PARTNERS CULTURAL CABINET* Suzanne F. Roberts Nilmini Klur GROUNDSWELL Kathleen Nevins Bank of America Frederick W. Anton III Jan Rothschild, Barnes Foundation Don and Vicki Kramer CONTRIBUTING MEMBERS Iris Newman Independence Blue Cross Drew Becher Susan Sherman Bill LeFevre* Veena Aggarwal Liz Park Payroll Service Solutions Sean T. Buffington Virginia P. Sikes, Esq. Sueyun and Gene Locks C. Gloria Akers Karen Richter PECO Catherine M. Cahill Gayle Smith Brett Mapp Whitney Alves Adam Robinson PNC Arts Alive Donald R. Caldwell and Linda Ed Tettemer Sharmain Matlock-Turner Sarah Anton Jan Rothschild Prudent Management Associates Aversa Caldwell Lee van de Velde Jan Michener Nora Banks Kathleen Rue Wells Fargo Robert Capanna and Cathy Coate Harriet and Larry Weiss Amy Murphy Myrna Bloom Marcus Paul Salvo Xfinity Ronald L. Caplan Constance and Sankey Williams Amy Needle Jackie Borock Jason Sandman Your Part-Time Controller David and Rhonda Cohen June and Steve Wolfson Charlene Nolten John Briel Hazami Sayed Anonymous Danielle Cohn Thomas C. Woodward Dr. and Mrs. R. Barrett Noone Nathanael Brouhard Terry Seligmann Daniel Pantano / Steven Severson Cordelia Delson *The Cultural Cabinet is a group Tracy Broyles Concert Operetta Theater Stanley Shapiro FOUNDATIONS David B. Devan of individual donors who contribute Tommy Butler Lynn and Joseph A. Pokrifka Julie Siegele The Barra Foundation Mark and Tobey Dichter $1,000 or more annually and have Sarah Cho Kathryn Potalivo Joan Smith CHG Charitable Trust Larry Dubinski an interest in shaping and Kayte Connelly Hal Real and Anne E. Sheppard Thaddeus Squire Dolfinger-McMahon Foundation Stacy Dutton implementing the Cultural Dan Cooperman Ann and Frank Reed Anna Stormer Hess Foundation David and Dianne Elderkin Alliance’s policy and advocacy Elizabeth Core Ken Richman Bonnie Strahs Independence Foundation Anne Ewers strategies. Sarah Damiano John S. and James L. Knight Eric Fraint Charles H. Rose, MBA, CLU Deborah Dandrea Fran Surkin Foundation Valerie Gay ANNUAL FUND Don Rosenblit Deborah Dart Lansie Sylvia Dan and Barbara Rottenberg Susan Teegen-Case Lincoln Financial Foundation Linda and David Glickstein Patricia Wilson Aden Jenni Desnouee Jeanne Ruddy Julia Terry The Pew Charitable Trusts Terry Graboyes Aaron Bauman and Richard A. Doran Rosalyn Schorr Karyn Tuarolo The Philadelphia Foundation’s Carole Haas Gravagno Leigh Goldenberg Bethany Edwards Schultz & Williams Matthew Varrato Fund for Children Glenn Gundersen Constance W. Benoliel-Rock Lisa Jo Epstein Michael Scolamiero June O’Neill The Philadelphia Foundation/ David W. Haas Susan Butterweck Michelle Freeman Thomas, Debra and Gari Weilbacher The Wallace Foundation Steven N. Haas, Esq. Veronica Castillo-Perez Rainiel Guzman San Scurto-Davis Jen Yuan Razoo Foundation Harry R. Halloran Susan Catherwood Edward Herczyk Nancy Shaw Lauren Zalut Suzanne F. Roberts Cultural Kathy Hanrahan Greg Corbin Alexander L. (Pete) Hoskins Molly D. Shepard and Peter J. Dean Anonymous (10) Development Fund Joanne Harmelin, Harmelin Media Arlene Crosson Jessica Jarmon Patricia Smail The Virginia and Harvey Kimmel Gail Harrity Nancy DeLucia Leslie Kase Robert Spiegelman and IN-KIND Arts Education Fund of The Don Haskin and Kevin and Kim Dow Linda Katz Truda Bloom* 12th Street Catering Philadelphia Foundation Lynn Martin Haskin Nancy Faulk Ellen Kaye Clifford Stevens Association of Fundraising William Penn Foundation Eileen Heisman Laura H. Foster and Sean M. Kelley Jim and Keith Straw Professionals Wyncote Foundation Alexander L. (Pete) Hoskins Aaron S. Goldblatt Kathleen Kerner Carol Supplee* Creative Montco Virginia and Harvey Kimmel Susan Garfinkel Carrie Kingsbury Thomas Taylor Drexel University PUBLIC AGENCIES Joseph H. Kluger Elizabeth H. Gemmill William Kline Patricia Washington* Fork Restaurant National Endowment for the Arts Ellen Berman Lee Linda Gerson Seanna Krikorian Karen Whitlock Fireball Printing, LLC Pennsylvania Council on the Arts Kelly Lee Grace Grillet and Rich Eagan Nadia R. Kunz Vera and John Murray Wilson National Museum of American Philadelphia Cultural Fund H.F. “Gerry” Lenfest Helen Haynes Lara Lechtenberg Dennis M. Wint Jewish History Virginia Logan Jane Golden and Tony Heriza Kelly Lee Lisa M. Witomski Pennsylvania Academy Lynn and Joe Manko Judy Herman Nadine Lomakin Nina K. Wright of the Fine Arts Daniel K. Meyer, M.D. Steve Highsmith Brett Mapp Anonymous (3) Philly In Focus Leslie Anne Miller and Lynne and Harold Honickman* Jeanne Marchiondo Richard Worley Peter Intermaggio *Gifts in memory of Ethan McCreadie Elizabeth Murphy David Jadico Peggy Amsterdam or to the John McInerney Natalye Paquin Thomas F. and Susan A. Kaiden* Peggy Amsterdam Memorial Caitlin McMahon Ajay Raju Richard S. Kassoway* Advocacy Fund. Mark Michener Siobhan Reardon Joel Katz Rosanne Miller Emily C. Riley Ellen Kaye Jane Moss

GREATER PHILADELPHIA CULTURAL ALLIANCE FY14 ANNUAL REPORT 21 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The Cultural Alliance’s research in FY14 was supported by the William Penn Foundation and PECO. The 2014 Portfolio was made possible by The Pew Charitable Trusts, PNC Arts Alive and the William Penn Foundation, with additional support from the Dolfinger-McMahon Foundation and Doris Duke Charitable Foundation.

Engage 2020 is sponsored by a lead grant from The Pew Charitable Trusts. Phillyfunguide and Funsavers are sponsored by Xfinity and PNC Arts Alive. Phillyfunpass is supported by a seed grant from The Barra Foundation. STAMP is supported by a leadership gift from Virginia & Harvey Kimmel. Additional support is provided by the Hess Foundation, John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, National Endowment for the Arts, the Philadelphia Foundation’s Fund for Children, Wells Fargo and Wyncote Foundation. The Cultural Alliance’s policy and community engagement work is supported by the Peggy Amsterdam Memorial Fund.

The Program and Project Stream initiatives are a Pennsylvania Partners in the Arts program of the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, a state agency. They are funded by the citizens of Pennsylvania through an annual legislative appropriation, and administrated locally by the Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance. The Pennsylvania Council on the Arts is supported by the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency. The Project Stream Program is sponsored by PECO.

Operating support for the Cultural Alliance in FY14 was provided by the William Penn Foundation; The Pew Charitable Trusts; The Philadelphia Foundation/The Wallace Foundation; Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, a state agency; Independence Foundation; Lincoln Financial Foundation; Philadelphia Cultural Fund; Bank of America; Your Part-Time Controller; Payroll Service Solutions; Anonymous; CHG Charitable Trust; Independence Blue Cross; Razoo Foundation; Prudent Management Associates; Suzanne F. Roberts Cultural Development Fund; and the Cultural Alliance’s Board of Directors and individual donors.

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