2016 ANNUAL REPORT Dear Friends, Our Audience Parents often tell me that each time they bring their child to the Children’s , they learn something new about them. I can say firsthand that this is true — when let loose in the Art Studio or MAKESHOP, my children would demonstrate talents, knowledge or interests that I didn’t necessarily know they had. MUSEUM VISITORS Thank you for making this year one that I will always COMMUNITY-BASED remember. You, our loyal supporters, friends, volunteers, OUTREACH partners and staff, have inspired me more than words can 302,624 say. My hope for the coming years is that the Museum Highest admission 50,000 family continues to grow and we all continue to share in in our history! joy, creativity and curiosity together. students, teachers and families in schools and neighborhoods across the region Jennifer Broadhurst President, Board of Directors LOW-INCOME AND UNDERREPRESENTED AUDIENCES I feel a lot of love and gratitude for Jen as the final year Nearly NORTH AMERICAN of her board presidency comes to a close. She has been AUDIENCE a tremendous leader for the Children’s Museum, as 40,000 caring as she is smart and gracious, always willing to admissions* from: 3 million tell the Museum’s story and inspire support. people experienced a I believe one of the reasons Jen was a great board • Subsidized field trips Children’s Museum of president was because she saw her kids grow up at the • Four free admission days exhibit at Museum. She first got involved with the Museum Board of Directors in 2004, when Jen and Brooks’ and libraries • $2 admission for children were as young as our youngest visitors. The Museum was located in just the Old Post Office across the U.S., Mexico ACCESS card holders Building, had five permanent exhibits and in its best attended year, welcomed 85,000 visitors. and Canada. • Blue Star Museums Twelve years later, Cora, Jack and Charlie are teenagers, the Museum has expanded into three military families buildings with ten permanent exhibits and welcomes more than 302,000 children and families each *Made possible by generous support from the year. We all grew over these past dozen years — got a little wiser, a little grayer, maybe a little slower. Allegheny Regional Asset District, Jack Buncher But Jen is as eager and excited about the future of the Children’s Museum as when she came on the Foundation and Great Friend of Families Fund. Board as a young mom.

In the many roles Jen has played in support of the Museum — advocate, planner, cheerleader, prototyper — the most important, and the one I value most, is friend. From a Local Family Using the ACCESS Card Program: We are a middle class family, now living off one income until my children are school age and I can start working full time. This program allowing low-income families the same opportunity to enjoy your facility is just a blessing. Now I finally have something I know I can do with my boys that’s affordable, gets their minds and bodies working, is within Jane Werner walking distance and most importantly, they enjoy. A lot. Hopefully, one day when I can begin working again, Executive Director and we are finally back in a good place financially, we’ll be able to show our appreciation better. 1 West Virginia Makes

As a state with rich natural resources, its roots in making and many economic challenges, West Virginia is primed to join the “nation of makers.” Making as Learning The Children’s Museum forged a partnership with the Education Alliance of West Virginia to create a network The Children’s Museum expanded its outreach to schools and families this past of educators and community organizations invested in maker education across the state. This past year, the year with several new initiatives: partners helped create sustainable makerspaces and train a corps of confident, engaged facilitators at seven facilities: Robert C. Byrd Institute in Huntington, Larry Joe Harless Community Center in Gilbert, Wildwood Makerspaces in Every School Middle School in Shenandoah Junction, Heritage Farm Museum and Village in Huntington, South Middle School in Morgantown, Fairmont Senior High School in Fairmont and Washington Lands Elementary School Elementary and middle school students from the Burgettstown Area School District have a brand new in Moundsville. makerspace thanks to 93 backers who donated through a special Kickstarter campaign last year. Burgettstown Students from these and other West Virginia schools also took field trips to the Museum and educators was one of 10 schools that teamed up with the Children’s Museum and Kickstarter to take part in a pilot attended its annual Maker Boot Camps, connecting hundreds of students and educators to an exciting, program to help local schools create sustainable makerspaces. new curriculum and the possibilities of STEM-related career fields.

Seven schools successfully met their goals — Burgettstown, Falk Laboratory School, Kiski Area Upper Elementary The West Virginia Maker Network is made possible through the generous support of the Claude Worthington School, Ligonier Valley High School, Monessen Elementary Center, Pittsburgh Lincoln PreK-5 and Yeshiva Schools Benedum Foundation and Chevron. of Pittsburgh — raising $108,000 from more than 500 community backers to create makerspaces for their students.

The Children’s Museum helped the schools design and outfit their makerspaces, and engaged educators in hands-on professional development to link making to curriculum in authentic ways. At Burgettstown, the dream was to level the playing field to give the kids in their rural community access to the power of hands-on making. “This is an important journey for our school,” read the school’s Kickstarting Making web page.

What’s next? With this successful pilot under its belt, the Museum aims to share the model across the country by creating a Toolkit through a partnership with the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy.

This project was made possible by the generous support of the Benter Foundation, the Grable Foundation and Kickstarter.

The First Makerspace of Its Kind

In 2016, the Children’s Museum and ACTION-Housing, a leading provider of housing services in Western PA, came together to create the only makerspace in the United States dedicated to youth who have aged out of the foster care system. Twice a week, a Children’s Museum educator visits MyPlace Lofts in Pittsburgh’s Uptown neighborhood to facilitate projects such as sewing, woodworking, jewelry design and furniture making with its 25 residents.

Today, the space is an oasis created by these young people. Just ask Geneva, a young woman living at the Lofts who comes to the makerspace several times a week. She has called the makerspace a “judgement free, safe space” where people from all different backgrounds can get their creative juices flowing, learn new skills, laugh and let their guard down. It’s a place where MyPlace Loft residents can be hopeful, confident and inspired. Not to mention entrepreneurial — for the past two years, residents have showcased their handmade jewelry and hats, scarves and bags at the Children’s Museum’s Maker Faire Pittsburgh festival.

Our partnership with ACTION-Housing is made possible through generous support from Arconic Foundation, We only gave the instructions, ‘Build a Boat!’ The children started out with various supplies, and at certain the Institute of Museum and Library Services, John E. and Sue M. Jackson Charitable Trust, David and Nancy intervals we would add a challenge or a tool such as aluminum foil or a hot glue gun. They started to combine Malone and PNC Charitable Trusts. the materials in ways I would not have originally thought. The boat had to hold a cup of 15 marbles, and I was so proud to see the kids push through the challenge instead of becoming discouraged. 2 3 2 — Savannah Belcher, Larry Joe Harless Community Center, Gilbert, WV Real Art for All

New visitors are often surprised by the art interspersed throughout the Children’s Museum. Our collection of paintings (including the Warhol Myths series), outsider art, puppets, prints, photographs and interactive art engages and inspires visitors in all of our exhibits and public spaces. In our open-access Art Studio, young learners and families can work one-on-one with local and national artists. One day, you’ll see children sitting on the floor of the Studio making and painting with traditional Japanese pigments with artist Hiromi Katayama and the next day, making puppets from recycled materials with artist Felicia Cooper. This past year’s F.I.N.E. Artist series opened up the world of art to children and their families. From illustration to performance art, this high-impact rotation of visual artists featured artists Felicia Cooper, Veronica Simmonds, Crystal Worl, Alexandra Bodnarchuk, SlowDanger and Iris Gottlieb. Guest artists at the Museum also included Anastasia Higgenbotham, Amanda Zimmerman, Annette Jackson, Fujyo Kato, Hiromi Katayama, Suzanne Gibson, Gianna Paniagua, Nate Taylor, Jami Johnson, Julianne Heiby, Jeffrey Krsul, Celeste Neuhaus and Lena Loshonkohl. Our own talented staff facilitated sessions in media such as weaving, calligraphy, clay sculpting, drawing, printmaking and paper cutting, and offered a week-long Camp Art Studio for children 10 and up. The F.I.N.E. Artist Residency is made possible by the generous support of the Fine Foundation. Museum arts programs are made possible through generous support from the Heinz Endowments and PNC Foundation.

Museum Ambassadors

In September 2015, the Museum launched a new group for young professionals to involve them in sharing the Museum’s mission. Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh Ambassadors volunteered at the Museum and in the community all year long to support the Museum, education, children and the arts. They sponsored the Museum’s annual Mister Rogers’ Sweater Drive, helped families countdown to noon and get ready for kindergarten, helped build the Tapescape 2.0 exhibit and hosted several social gatherings as Museum advocates. The Museum Ambassadors held their first annual Museum fundraiser, Never Grow Up, drawing a sold-out crowd of 550 guests and raising more than $30,000 to support the Museums for All program, which provides Museum access for low-income and underrepresented visitor access.

Accessibility and the Arts Suzanne Gibson is a painter with a visual impairment who uses a CCTV camera to facilitate her art. One day, a grandmother and grandfather came to the Museum with their grandchildren to meet Suzanne, who was a guest artist in the Art Studio. Their son had a similar visual impairment, and they wanted to learn about her experiences and show their grandchildren that people with disabilities can have rich, full lives. It was such a lovely interaction that ended in everyone painting and learning together. — Carina Kooiman, Museum Studio Manager

4 5 7 Design for All

The Children’s Museum has long designed, prototyped and created its own exhibits for its in-house audience and to rent to other venues. This past year, we rented four exhibits to 10 museums, science centers and libraries across North America. One exhibit, XOXO: An Exhibit about Love & Forgiveness, was translated into French for the Canadian Museum of Human Rights in Manitoba. This exhibit also traveled to the Muhammed Ali Center in Lexington, Kentucky. “This exhibit invites young people to explore ways of expressing love and giving of oneself,” says Center spokesperson Jeanie Kahnke. “It also encourages visitors to show respect and compassion for one another. All of these are very ‘Muhammad-like’ attributes.” The Museum has also become a sought-after design resource for children’s museums and other child-serving organizations. This work cultivates new earning sources and sustainability for the Museum through a robust program of exhibit rental, design consultation and component sales. One very gratifying project over the past year was creating exhibits and artwork for Izzie’s Playground at Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC. The Museum provided components from XOXO: An Exhibit about Love & Forgiveness, the Silly Faces installation by Amanda Long and Light Peg Walls to create an engaging space where patients and families can connect to each other and other patient and families, process their emotions, make a keepsake and find a space to play and relax together.

Families can sit down with their child, enjoy the atmosphere, enjoy the different exhibits, and encourage their child to stay and play for a while, bringing some normalcy into the hospital experience. There are a lot of positive experiences from this, not only for the children and families but also for staff members and caregivers. I look forward to a continued partnership with the Children’s Museum. — Heather Ambrose, Director of Nursing, Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC 6 7 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood

This past year, we were thrilled to co-develop our third exhibit with the Fred Rogers Company based on the work of Fred Rogers. Fred was been an advisor, a mentor and a friend to the Children’s Museum since its founding. Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood: A Grr-ific Exhibit is based on the Emmy Award winning PBS television show, Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood. As children play with Daniel and friends in iconic places of the Neighborhood, the exhibit also conveys important lessons core to their social and emotional development and the groundbreaking work of Mister Rogers. Pieces like the Strategy Board — where parents write down a strategy they use at home and take home one from the show — and the Thank You Tree — where visitors write notes of thanks to their family, friends, teachers, dog, cat, action figures — activate Mister Rogers’ core values of empathy, kindness and appreciation on the spot. Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood: A Grr-ific Exhibit will begin touring to other museums in March 2017 with commitments for more than three years. Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood: A Grr-ific Exhibit was created in partnership with The Fred Rogers Company, with support from the Hillman Endowment for Exhibits and Programs, Richard King Mellon Foundation, PPG Industries and the Robert and Mary Weisbrod Foundation.

My granddaughter surprised me with [a leaf from the Thank You Tree]. Now this green leaf is one of my very special treasures. She was here for the first time from Oregon to visit us. She’s only four years old. She had the very best time in the Daniel Tiger room playing make believe! — Mary O’Donnell

8 9 A Grr-ific Affair The Great Night Gala bested all previous fundraising events by raising more than $411,000 for the Museum’s mission. It was a perfect night in June when the Museum held its annual fundraising event, the Great Night Gala, in the Museum’s Grand Hall and Buhl Community Park. Chairs Gregg and Yu-Ling Behr welcomed 450 guests and presented the Great Friend of Children Award to Joanne Rogers, wife of the late Fred Rogers. In continuing Fred’s legacy of caring for children and families, Joanne was honored for her lifelong dedication to early childhood education. Guests danced the night away with DJ Lovelife and enjoyed a creative dining experience by Bob Sendall and All in Good Taste Productions. Many thanks to all of our supporters and sponsors, especially our presenting sponsors Eat’n Park Hospitality Group and The Heinz Endowments.

10 11 STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES AND CHANGES IN NET ASSETS FOR Thank you for everything you do. Our sincerest thanks goes to the following individuals, THE YEARS ENDED JUNE 30, 2016 AND 2015 foundations, companies and government agencies that contributed to the Museum from July 1, 2015, to June 30, 2016. We are deeply grateful for your unwavering partnership 2016 2015 and steadfast support.

SUPPORT AND REVENUE 200,000+ Thomas L. Mole PwC Total Contributed Support from Grants, 4,273,373 4,122,653 Allegheny County NOVA Chemicals Inc. Rollins College Contributions, Sponsorships, In-Kind, Allegheny Regional Asset District Leadership Charter School Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Rooney II Special Events Chevron Philadelphia Insurance Companies James M. and Lucy K. Schoonmaker Total Earned Revenue from Admissions, 4,957,728 3,684,990 The Grable Foundation The Pittsburgh Foundation Foundation Memberships, Programs, Retail Sales, PNC Foundation Pittsburgh Steelers, LLC Lauren and Samuel Sufrin Café, Parking, Exhibit Rental, Investments, Richard King Mellon Foundation PNC Bank University of Pittsburgh, Other PNC Charitable Trusts Swanson School of Engineering $199,999 – 50,000 Schneider Downs Waste Management Net assets released from restrictions/ (110,546) 94,658 Arconic Foundation Spectroscopy Society of Pittsburgh Westinghouse Electric Company transferred including Endowment Draw, Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation The Sprout Fund Ryan and Jenny Will realized and unrealized gain (loss) on The Benter Foundation Kirk Burkley and Penny Zacharias investments The Edith L. Trees Charitable Trust Jen and Brooks Broadhurst United Way of Southwestern Pennsylvania Total Support And Revenue 9,120,555 7,902,301 Jack Buncher Foundation “Thank you for participating in EXPENSES EQT Corporation $9,999 – 5,000 The Heinz Endowments Anonymous (2) the Blue Star Museum program. Total Program Services from Museum 6,898,812 5,741,871 J. M. Hopwood Charitable Trust 84 Lumber Company/ We made a special trip to the Experiences, Visitor Services and Research Institute of Museum and Library Services Nemacolin Woodlands Resort and Spa Museum while we were visiting Pennsylvania Historical and Total Support Services from Marketing, 2,279,022 2,016,740 Accenture the area. I believe the free Administration and Development Museum Commission Association of Science-Technology Centers PPG Autodesk, Inc. admission allows families to Costs of direct benefits to donors 59,668 56,762 Babst Calland visit a place they may not visit $49,999 – 25,000 Bayer USA Foundation Total Expenses 9,237,502 7,815,373 or normally be able to afford.” American Educational Research Association Michael and Sharmon Beech Changes in Net Assets (116,947) 86,928 Bank of New York Mellon Carol and Myles Berkman NET ASSETS Cognizant Technology Solutions Alan and Susan Bicker $4,999 – 1,000 Eat’n Park Hospitality Group, Inc. Buchanan Ingersoll and Rooney PC Anonymous Beginning of year 23,441,876 23,354,948 Faros Properties Carnegie Mellon University ABARTA, Inc. End of year $23,324,929 $23,441,876 Google, Inc. Chatham University American Eagle Outfitters The Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC Art Institute of Pittsburgh UPMC Health Plan City of Pittsburgh – Community BASF Corporation Robert and Mary Weisbrod Foundation Development Block Grant Gregg and Yu-Ling Behr The Anne L. and George H. Clapp Melissa and Matthew Bizyak INCOME EXPENSES $24,999 – 10,000 Charitable Trust Kevin and Lori Braun Contributed $ 4,273,373 Program $ 5,309,519 Aetna, Inc. Delta Dental of Pennsylvania Carol R. Brown Suzy and Jim Broadhurst DICK’s Sporting Goods Mr. and Mrs. Chris Burr Earned $ 4,957,728 Capital Campaign $ 50,752 The Buhl Foundation Dominion Foundation C.S. McKee, LP Special Projects $ 1,538,541 TOTAL $ 9,231,101 Deloitte EY Calgon Carbon Support Services $ 1,853,464 Robert and Renee Denove Federated Investors Foundation, Inc. Jonathan and Kristen Carothers Fundraising $ 485,226 Michael Duckworth and Tracy Howe Gateway Financial CentiMark Corporation Emerson Process Management Grossman Yanak and Ford LLP Mr. Jim Chaplin Total $9,237,502 Fine Foundation Hefren-Tillotson Karen Christman First National Bank Innovation Works Dr. and Mrs. Charles Cohen Capital Campaign Freeman Foundation Todd and Jennifer Kilgore Roberto and Beth Croce Contributed Earned 0.5% Gailliot Family Foundation Al and Dana Madison George and Ada Davidson Family Fund 46.3% 53.7% Giant Eagle, Inc. Maker Education Initiative of The Pittsburgh Foundation Special Projects Green Mountain Energy Mascaro Construction Company, L.P. Ms. Paige Dioguardi Program 16.7% Highmark Health Matthew and Eileen Meade Dollar Bank 57.5% IKEA Pittsburgh Simon and Hazel Merrills Mr. and Mrs. Charles Donnellan Support Services Inspira Marketing Howard and Nell E. Miller Foundation Barrett Donovan and Nora Minahan 20.1% John E. and Sue M. Jackson Charitable Trust NexTier Bank Eberhart Family The Earl Knudsen Charitable Foundation ECHO Realty Fundraising W.I. Patterson Charitable Fund Karen and Jim Larrimer Maurice and Shelley Peconi Erie Insurance 5.3% Michael and Wanda McGarry Pennsylvania Council on the Arts Fair Oaks Foundation, Inc. 12 Merrill Lynch 13 First Commonwealth Bank Slovak Savings Bank McFeely-Rogers Fund “Thank you for having the sensory friendly hour today. We have never Mr. Barry O’Rorke The Forbes Funds Darrell and Denise Smalley Kevin and Amanda McQuillan been to the museum before because my older daughter cannot handle Neil Owen Edward and Brenda Friel Toby Smith and Denise Fazio Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Mellon Drs. Michael and Mary Pagnotto Mr. and Mrs. William P. Getty Smith Brothers Thomas and Lynn Merriman the crowds. We were able to enjoy the Daniel Tiger exhibit for the first Caitlin Pasqualini Mr. Alasdair Gledhill Society for Analytical Chemists Order Up Pittsburgh hour until the museum opened, and then we went up to the water play Kelsey Patsch The Glenn Charitable Trust Fund of Pittsburgh Elliot S. Oshry floor before the crowds hit.” Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pompeani of The Pittsburgh Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John A. Staley IV Pennoni Associates, Inc. Robert and Catherine Powers Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council Craig and Liesl Stevenson Marirose and John Radelet Dick and Maggie Orzechowski Ms. Colleen Bender and John R. and Barbara Ann Pugh Gregori Construction, Inc. Dick and Thea Stover Ms. Lauren Rauscher and Chris and Katie Lattimore Mr. Chris D’Addario Rodolfo Ramirez DJ Hammerschmidt Sukumvanich Family Ms. Kerrie Kauer Mr. and Mrs. Bernard S. Mars Ellen and Gilbert DeBenedetti Tina Resnik Henderson Brothers, Inc. TJS Insurance Group Robert Morris University Ms. Susan McGalla The DeCock Family Jennifer and Kevin Roach Elsie H. Hillman Foundation Christina and David Treadwell Jim and Elin Roddey Steven Monteverde Mr. and Mrs. Andrew DeStefano Stephen G. Robinson Henry L. Hillman Foundation Bill and Jane Valenta Fred Rogers Center for Early Learning Dr. Rosemary Moriarty Dinette, LLC Mr. Phil Rossi Honkus-Zollinger Foundation Beth Wainwright and Russ Kemerer and Children’s Media The Norman Alan Company, LLC Crystal Easter Nancy and Farrell Rubenstein Judy Horgan and Steve Pavsner Cheryl and Jeff Walentosky Elizabeth and Joseph Seamans H. Ward and Shirley Olander John and Bebe English Donald and Laura Santora James Construction Robert and Mary Warburgh Anne Sekula Mark Perrott Brooke Epps Mrs. Janet Sarbaugh Jewish Healthcare Foundation Weiner Family Foundation Chris Siefert and Patricia Maurides Mary Jane and Joseph P. 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