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RECORD BREAKING FINANCIAL AID The featured exhibit, SPACE SCIENCE The Art of the Brick, 45,624 students RECORD 305 SPACE received $398,466 in BREAKING school groups viewed Financial Aid awards. The featured exhibit, The Art of the Brick, a planetarium show SCIENCE 44.7% more youth smashed records, bringing in a total of served than in FY16. 305 194,170 visitors to experience STEAM 55 completed planetarium labs school groups learning in just 91 days! viewed 8,148 a planetarium students reached through show CENTER FOR 223 portable planetarium experiences EDUCATIONAL INNOVATION 55 completed OUTREACH 2,576 182,724 students explored EDUCATIONAL OUTREACH a design lab EARLY CHILDHOOD students reached EXPERIENCES EARLY CHILD- across the region 2,400 HOOD students took part 220 EXPERIENCES 1,383 schools/groups in a chemistry lab field trip groups taught by 1,300 visited OMSI 220 OMSI Educators students completed field trip groups visited a physics lab 48 OMSI 180 discovery labs hosted camps and 520 young learners 48 classes offered to3,512 182,724 youth at 14 locations

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REVENUE TOTAL: $21,527,907this color is thi s YOUR IMPACT $15,121,116 Earned Incomethis color is thi s this color is thi s $2,781,780 Private Foundations YOUR IMPACT this color is thi s Receiving no state or local tax funding,

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this color is thi s organization. OMSISupport is an from independent donors, nonprofit $1,484,791 Individual corporations,501(c)3 and foundations organization. makes Support our from $1,587,754 Corporate work possible.donors, corporations, and foundations EXPENSES TOTAL: $20,817,507 makes our work possible. Imagining the Museum of the Future

CENTER FOR INNOVATION EARLY CHILDHOOD We are transforming the Turbine Hall to EXPERIENCES engage visitors in designing, building, and Science learning starts at birth and testing solutions to real-world problems. cognitive development in children The first upgrades will include: under 6 is critical. OMSI helps these youngest learners and their caregivers •• Reimagined earthquake simulator with essential science skills. The first •• New exhibit with adaptable, upgrades will include: tech-forward design challenges •• Immersive indoor experiences in •• Grand entrance into the hall Science Playground integrating with digital wayfinding the latest science-based learning •• New climber to encourage key early learning experiences like risk-taking and exploration

SPACE SCIENCE RAISING EDUCATIONAL OUTREACH The wonder of the universe has long To supplement science education stimulated our visitors’ imaginations. $6.5 M across the Northwest, we are deepening Our planetarium, at 25 years old, will be science education partnerships in local upgraded with the latest technological communities. We have been convening breakthroughs. The first upgrades listening sessions to understand how will include: OMSI can best support each community we serve. The first upgrades will include: •• State-of-the-art projection system that is exponentially brighter and •• Updating Outreach programming capable of interfacing with real-time based on teacher and student data from NASA and NOAA survey data

•• New seating, lighting, and sound system •• Launching of our new quarterly to maximize the immersive experience OMSI Outreach newsletter, Science Happens Here •• Interactive overhead exhibits in Space Science Hallway telling •• Collaborating with Oregon indigenous stories of the night sky farmers, producers, and processors on programming funded by Oregon Department of Agriculture across the state OMSI hosted star parties throughout Portland Metro and across the state, helping thousands of families find inspiration in the night sky. SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

January 1 2 3 4 5 6 The wonder of the universe has long excited our visitors’ imaginations. The centerpiece of Space Science at OMSI is our planetarium, and at 25 New Year’s Day SAVE THE DATE: years old, it will benefit from the latest Open Monday OMSI Gala technological breakthroughs that allow Full Moon Saturday, May 12! us to investigate the cosmos like never before. This is where astronauts 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 are born.

YOUR GIFTS WILL SUPPORT: •• New projection system that is exponentially brighter and newly Meet a Scientist capable of interfacing with real- $2 Day OMSI After Dark time data from NASA and NOAA 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 •• Renovations to maximize the immersive experience and add to your comfort

•• Interactive exhibit outside the planetarium depicting indigenous stories of the night sky MLK Jr. Day Science Pub @ OMSI Open Monday New Moon

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OMSI After Dark Open Monday Full Moon OMSI’s Space Science Camps teach the science behind stargazing and make connections to future careers. SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

February 1 2 3 In 2017, OMSI added a second state- of-the-art portable planetarium to our fleet of traveling experiences. Our educators take students on trips through the galaxy and beyond, bringing awe-inspiring astronomy Groundhog Day lessons to even more schools and families across the region. 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Picture a classroom full of wide- eyed 4th graders, entering a large inflatable dome set up in their school’s gymnasium. Walking through the door of the dome, they sit in the dark in $2 Day Meet a Scientist anticipation. They tour constellations, galaxies, nebulas, and the Moon, 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 discuss the possibility of humans on Mars, and learn to navigate by the stars. The Space Science initiative will support this kind of programming in communities across the region. Edible Cinema Valentine’s Day Mardi Gras OMSI After Dark New Moon 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

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OMSI After Dark This program helped the girls bridge two “ worlds. They have learned some of our “traditional knowledge and had great pride seeing OMSI supporting native knowledge.

Rebecca Fisher Seneca/Northern Cheyenne Nations SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

March 1 2 3 Through our NASA-funded project, Lenses on the Sky, OMSI is exploring how different cultures and generations have studied and made sense of the night sky. Working with cultural and space science partners, we bring “Star Full Moon Parties” to underserved communities in Portland and rural areas of the state. 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

In 2017, OMSI worked with partners to bring a Star Party to Cooper Mountain Nature Park. More than 80 people attended, many of whom had never participated in an OMSI program or had $2 Day Meet a Scientist an opportunity to observe the night sky through telescopes. Listeners 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 gathered to hear stories from local Native American storytellers while OMSI Outreach Educators used powerful telescopes to bring the sky Robot Revolution Featured Exhibit Opens Daylight Saving Begins closer and shared lessons from recent St. Patrick’s Day (set your clock forward NASA missions. one hour) New Moon

Additional funding for Space Science 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 will bring star parties to new locations and reach diverse audiences in Oregon and beyond.

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Open Monday OMSI After Dark Full Moon The Designing Our World exhibit engages young girls in engineering experiments through storytelling and collaboration. SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

April 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Integrating science, technology, art, and design, the Center for Innovation will be an interdisciplinary hall for designing and testing solutions to $2 Day real-world problems. Visitors will be April Fool’s Day empowered with the materials, tools, Easter Sunday and mentors to develop the skills needed to thrive in the 21st century. 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

YOUR GIFTS WILL SUPPORT:

•• New exhibit with adaptable, tech-forward design challenges

Meet a Scientist •• Reimagined earthquake simulator

•• Early childhood area for 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 young design thinkers

•• Grand entrance into the hall with improved wayfinding

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Full Moon My favorite thing was sparking my creative“ mindset. I “didn’t think we would be able to create cars out of stuff like bottle caps, straws, and balloons. Michael from Design Week Portland AKQA Workshop SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

May 1 2 3 4 5 OMSI recruits secret agents? Yes—all it takes is a partnership with a creative design agency and a lot of imagination.

Last April, we teamed up with AKQA to take the Center for Innovation prototypes into the community. For a 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Design Week Portland event, young designers joined a “top secret” agency to participate in a full day of design challenges. 10 to 14 year-olds created solutions that helped undercover Meet a Scientist field scientists set up camp on a $2 Day OMSI 2018 GALA frozen lake in Siberia, and harvest a mineral capable of generating clean 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 energy. This workshop captured the imagination of the recruits, who worked collaboratively to design, make, and test sustainable solutions to real-world problems. Science Pub @ OMSI Mother’s Day New Moon Blind Tasting Bingo The Center for Innovation initiative will increase partnerships like this to 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 strengthen career pipelines in science, technology, and design.

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Memorial Day Open Monday Full Moon OMSI After Dark Introducing girls to coding at an early age will significantly increase the odds that they will pursue careers in science and technology. SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

June 1 2 Ready, set, code! The Center for Innovation will highlight tech-based experiences that inspire girls to pursue careers in the ever-growing tech sector. Coding classes equip girls with the basic skills to launch their interest in how technology can create a better tomorrow. 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

In partnership with Autodesk, ChickTech, FIRST Robotics, and St. Mary’s Academy, we launched the Girls Tech Training program to prepare

30 high school students for exclusive $2 Day Meet a Scientist summer internships at Autodesk. During four weekends of collaborative 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 learning, girls became proficient at Agile Development, C#, and JAVA in intense, fun, and supportive trainings. Girls got to learn from established female coders who shared their Open Monday Summer Hours Begin stories and demonstrated that girls (Open Daily 9:30am - 7pm) New Moon Edible Cinema from all backgrounds can grow up to excel in this persistently male- 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 dominated profession.

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do a brilliant job of including young children.“ We LOVE the experiments and the ability to teach the scientific process. Parent of a young learner SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

July 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Focusing on families with children under 6, Early Childhood Experiences at OMSI foster the youngest scientists in the world. For decades, we’ve been experts at educating our youngest visitors through playful activities; now $2 Day Independence Day we’re turning our attention to helping caregivers observe their child’s science 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 learning in action. Your support will provide parents access to the latest research on child brain development and learning activities that can be replicated at home. New Moon Meet a Scientist Enter the mind of a 2 year-old and discover the power of play. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

YOUR GIFTS WILL SUPPORT:

•• New immersive indoor experiences in Science Playground to foster developmentally appropriate play Science Pub @ OMSI •• New climber to encourage key early learning experiences like 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 risk-taking and exploration

•• Upgraded amenities to make caregivers comfortable while they learn with their children

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29 30 31 1 2 3 4 Participants from Impact NW worked with OMSI Educators to increase impact for diverse audiences and extend access to new OMSI visitors. SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

August 1 2 3 4 As part of our planned expansion of Early Childhood Experiences, we are testing Play Lab Adventures to learn about how and why children ask questions or tell stories using The Bloopodome, a one-of-a-kind art installation created by a local artist. 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 The Bloops were an open-ended, whimsical experience for children and their families to practice and build creativity and divergent thinking skills. Based on research conducted Meet a Scientist by Dr. Erik Nilsen of Lewis and Clark $2 Day New Moon College, these autonomous robots inspired children to ask questions, 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 conduct experiments, and test the world around them. OMSI staff took the opportunity to refine our strategies for communicating current early brain development research to parents.

What we learned in the Play Labs will inform development of our Early 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Childhood Experiences initiative.

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Full Moon OMSI After Dark Children use math in daily activities like sorting and stacking. In Science Playground, we support early science literacy, problem solving, and creativity before formal learning begins. SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

September 1 Last year, OMSI Educators highlighted math thinking and learning in Science Playground’s Discovery Lab through the interactive “March Mathness” exhibit. Devoting the month to math programming, OMSI Educators developed a new math-themed Discovery Drawer and facilitated 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 math-related activities appropriate for budding Isaac Newtons. Caregivers learned simple ways to integrate Robot Revolution math into their children’s play and Featured Exhibit Closes gained understanding of their child’s Labor Day Regular Hours Begin (Open: Tue. - Sun. 9:30am - development. $2 Day Open Monday 5:30pm) Meet a Scientist

In the new Early Childhood Experiences 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 area, we will support caregivers in understanding math in play and help them teach early childhood math skill development.

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New Moon OMSI After Dark OMSI brings out the fun for sure!“ “Having OMSI join us really took our science fair to the next level. Jeffery Blevins Lower Kuskokwim School District, Alaska SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

October 1 2 3 4 5 6 OMSI’s plans for Center for Innovation, Space Science, and Early Childhood Experiences will serve the entire region through OMSI Outreach. By working with area educators, business leaders, Discovery of King Tut and policymakers, OMSI is part of Featured Exhibit Opens a community effort to supplement science education for Northwest 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 students. OMSI Outreach supports the great work of local teachers by tailoring our programs to the needs of families and communities. Columbus Day $2 Day New Moon Meet a Scientist YOUR GIFTS WILL SUPPORT:

•• Updated Outreach programming 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 based on recent teacher and student survey data

•• Launching of our new quarterly OMSI Outreach newsletter, Science Happens Here

Science Pub @ OMSI •• Collaborating with Oregon farmers, producers, and food processors on Farm to Science programming 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 at the High Desert Museum in Bend, SAGE Center in Boardman, and fairs and festivals statewide.

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My child always returns from OMSI “ camp with a renewed sense“ of curiosity and enthusiasm for outdoor education. Parent of a 9th grade participant SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

November 1 2 3 At Camp Gray in Newport, Oregon, campers come from across the state and region to explore tide pools, hike old growth forests, and roam grassy dunes while learning about the plants and animals of the coast. Camps Edible Cinema include collaborations with arts organizations like Pacific Northwest 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 College of Art and NW Documentary. Coastal Discovery Explorers spend a week creating a documentary film bringing art, technology, and science $2 Day Daylight Savings Ends together. By encouraging teens (set your clock back one to explore their world through the hour!) US Election Day New Moon Meet a Scientist scientific method and then teaching them how to turn those discoveries 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 into riveting stories, we’re working to make artists into scientists and scientists into artists.

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OMSI After Dark We chose to support OMSI because one of our sons“ was very much interested in science at a “young age and his school wasn’t satisfying his need. He took classes at OMSI that contributed to his future as a PhD in electrical engineering. Elaine Whiteley SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

December 1 Beyond the 37 counties of Oregon, OMSI Outreach is invited to five other states, packing up the best OMSI has to offer and taking it on the road to schools, community fairs, and libraries.

Last March, we took to the air, traveling to Bethel, Alaska, to present 3 days of 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 OMSI programming to Alaska’s second largest rural school district, which covers roughly 22,000 square miles of roadless tundra along the coast of the Bering Sea. Our visit coincided $2 Day Edible Cinema with the district’s science fair where Hanukkah Begins New Moon Meet a Scientist teams of students from across the delta traveled to present their projects. 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Students in the outlying villages are often isolated and do not have access to extracurricular science activities; OMSI helps teachers supplement their classroom work with exciting equipment and experiments that bring Hanukkah Ends Science Pub @ OMSI science to life for their students. 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Supporting OMSI with your year- end giving will help our Educational Outreach and ALL of our strategic initiatives.

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Open Monday OMSI Closed New Year’s Eve Christmas Day Because of generous support from donors like you, we reached children and families in six Pacific Northwest states over the year. You have invested in your community’s chance to experience hands-on science and learn valuable problem solving skills. That chance can lead children to become leaders in science and technology career fields. That chance can change the world. Thank you for understanding the importance of this vital work and for your continued support. Our Board of Trustees, Emeritus Board, and museum leaders are laying the groundwork for June 1, 2016 - May 31, 2017 Board, Emeritus, & Leadership OMSI’s future as they provide vital expertise and fundraising support for the organization.

Board Officers Kristin Luck Ambrose Cronin* Lawretta Ray* Leadership Luck Collective Susan Keil Yvonne Curtis Patrick Reiten Nancy Stueber Eric Meslow Chair Beth deHamel Donald Remlinger President and CEO Timbercon, Inc. Penny Serrurier Harry Demorest Arthur Riedel* Erin Graham Chair-Elect Sue Miller Chief Operating Officer Ryan Flynn Paul Risser* Alistair Firmin Jeanette Mladenovic** Love Centerwall Orcilia Forbes* Joseph Robertson Treasurer Oregon Health & Science University Vice President, Development Jim Francesconi Lawrence Rockwood* John Wheeler Sastry Pantula Tim Mack Secretary Oregon State University Kathleen Geyer Richard Roman Vice President, Finance and Analysis Linda Pearce William Glasgow Donald Sacco Deb Mumm-Hill Tillamook County Creamery Association Vice President, Learning Experiences Board of Trustees Albert Glowasky April Sanderson Penny Serrurier Eric Blackburn Russ Repp Stoel Rives LLP Christopher Hall Robert Scanlan ESCO Corporation Vice President, Marketing and Retail Tom Sperry** Joseph Hanna Barbara Sue Seal Casey Callinsky Damien Francaviglia Rogue Venture Partners John Harker Joan Smith Wells Fargo Vice President, Technology and John Wheeler Robert Harrison Susan Sokol Blosser Business Transformation David Childers Vernier Software & Technology Ethics and Compliance Initiative Blake Hedinger Bruun Judy South Kimberly Cooper** **Completed term Michael Henderson Nicholas Stanley Rob Coppedge Ed Hepp Gregory Struxness Cambia Health Solutions Emeritus Board Thomas Horstmann Henry Swigert Bryce Dalley Trond Ingvaldsen William Tagmyer* Facebook Allen Alley Jack Isselmann Gerri Tisdel Carol Dillin Jean Auel Portland General Electric Tony Bacos Jon Jaqua Carol Van Natta Jill Eiland Joe Barra Lynn Johnson David Vernier Portland Business Alliance Bob Beal Harpel Keller Don Vollum Su Embree Paula Kinney Walter Weyler DHM Research John Beckman* Arnold Labby Andy Wihtol Jonathan Fink Leonard Bergstein Portland State University Larry Black Patrick Lacrosse Richard Wollenberg Alistair Firmin Ernest Bloch Frederick Lake* *Deceased NTT DATA, Digital & Cloud Services Alisa Brake William Lyons* Reginald Hamlett Jennifer Bruml Hugh Mackworth Kenneth Hick Kurt Bruun Gary Maffei RNWI Margaret Carter Elaine McCall Susan Keil Patrick Clancy Dolores Orfanakis Robert “Buzz” Kross Debi Coleman Claris Poppert Chris Lewis FLIR Systems, Inc. Marc Compton Preston Pulliams Steve Cox Dilip Ratnam OMSI’s legacy grows because of generous donors who include us in their future giving and estate plans. These individuals June 1, 2016 - May 31, 2017 Legacy Giving have made a lasting impact by ensuring that hands-on learning is possible for future generations.

J.C.. Stevens Legacy Society

Anonymous (5) Dick and Mary Raub Hobart M. Bird Arthur Riedel* Diane Boly Lawrence Rockwood* Hank Swigert Courtland and Jean Carrier* Martha Rosacker* ESCO Board Chairman, OMSI Emeritus Trustee Maurie Clark* Robert Scheuchenpflug Michael Conway and Laura Birshan Mrs. Ellen Schmidt Ronald and Beverly DeLong Charitable Maurice Seitz* I used to be the last to lock up the place at the end of the day, back Remainder Trust* Penny Serrurier when OMSI was located on the hill at Washington Park. Nancy Dotterer Nicholas Stanley Marilyn Edgar* Douglas Strain* To me, it was just Henrietta C. Failing* Henry Swigert another one of the Fred W. and Suzanne Fields* David and Christine Vernier many responsibilities Lesley “Judy” Forster* Virginia Wayne* of an OMSI board William Furman Ben* and Elaine Whiteley John Gatewood* trustee: make sure

Leslie Grueger* *Deceased the place is safe Joseph Hanna and secure, ready to John and Judy* Harker provide world-class Garland Hurley* Chris Iwai informal science Harry C. Kendall* education to Oregon’s James G. Kirwan* children. I always Janet and Bill Kretzmeier wanted the best for OMSI kids. So, I made a provision in my will Gary Maffei and Marcus Lintner to support OMSI and the education of generations to come. To James P. McDole* Sir James and Lady Anne McDonald* this day, I believe one of my greatest accomplishments has been June McLean volunteering as a Trustee for OMSI. Daniel Melody* William Naftalin Family Revocable Trust* Carl O. Peterson* Claris and Corlee Poppert Emma Prillaman* Individuals June 1, 2016 - May 31, 2017 OMSI donors help us make science education relevant to young people across the Pacific Northwest who will lead the future.

$100,000+ Susan and John Miller* Deborah Mrazek and Michael Niquette Jon Hall and Hannah Michelotti Lawrence S. and Susan W. Black Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation Park Foundation/Piper Anne Park* The Paulson Family Fund Larry and Caron Ogg Blake Hedinger Bruun and Mark Bruun Bob Scheuchenpflug Linda Pearce* Ian Honohan and Karen Huth Patty Boday and David Estes Christine and C.F. Swigert, Jr. Endowment Judge Michael Simon and Representative Fund for OMSI of The Oregon Community Penny and Peter Serrurier* Mary Anne H. Peterson Susan Keil Suzanne Bonamici Foundation Virginia and Robert Walters*** Claris and Corlee Poppert Pamela Kislak and Thomas Robinson Susan and William Bourque** Hank Swigert and Marlene Koch Nancy and Walter Weyler Marcia Randall Chris and Hala Lewis Amy Brown David and Christine Vernier* John and Traci Wheeler* Mike and Karie Richardson*** June McLean Bruce and Mary Stevenson Foundation / Grant Rochelle Cynthia and John Morgan Fund C Peter and Cassie Northrup $25,000+ $5,000+ Eric and Sophia Skaar Casey and Lindsey Callinsky Dolores and Nick Orfanakis Jean and Ray Auel Anonymous Barbara and Jon Stroud Kristin Cleveland and Doug Howe Russ and Patricia Repp Holly Coit Anonymous Fund #16 of The Oregon Nancy and Daniel Stueber* Mark and Susan Cooksey Community Foundation Don V. Romanaggi, M.D. Jon V. Jaqua and Kimberly B. Cooper Fund Andy and Laurie Teich Kimberly Cooper and Jon Jaqua of The Oregon Community Foundation Linda and Stanley Barnwell Craig and Mary Ruble The Jean Vollum Fund of the Vanguard Bryce and Rebecca Dalley Arlene Schnitzer and Jordan D. Schnitzer Nancy and Andy Bryant Charitable Endowment Karl and Jennifer Schulz Chris Davais Kenneth and Marta Thrasher* David Childers and Paula Pyron Marian and Don Vollum Elizabeth and Steven Sipe Heather and Todd Decook Joseph E. Weston Public Foundation of Rob Coppedge and Anastasia Moro Gordon Strain Memorial Fund of The The Oregon Community Foundation Oregon Community Foundation Christina and Ian Delano Jason and Jeannie Deparrie-Turner** $2,500+ William Swindells John and Jennifer Desmond Louis and Kathleen Doctor Anonymous $10,000+ Curtis Thompson and Joe Mitchoff The Honorable Denny Doyle and Mrs. Ann Erin Graham and Aric Wood Backes and Roberts Family Doyle Harriet R. Anderson Robert and Katherin Voll Teri and Paul Graham*** Emily and Alex Bellos Karen and Bill Early Fund of The Oregon Sally and Dave Bany Richard and Barbara Wollenberg Jay and Renee Haladay William and Kathleen Berg Community Foundation Eric and Heather Blackburn Ken Hick and Cheri Cooley-Hick*** Diane Boly Mark and Ann Edlen Charles F. Caskey and Sue Horn- $1,000+ Linda Rae Hickey Kim and Debra Burchiel Edward Evans Caskey Thelma Adkisson Beth and Jerry Hulsman Sarah and Love Centerwall Josh Faust Gregory A. Chaillé* Norma Alberthal J & J Foundation W. Neal and Christine Christman Alistair and Kate Firmin Truman Collins Elena Andresen and Kevin Mickelsen Jessie Jonas Tim and Julie Crawford Craig Wright and Ruth Fischer-Wright Chris and Jill Hall*** Anonymous (3) Robert and Deborah Kross Carol Dillin and Chuck Fletcher Per-Olof Jarnberg and Joan Foley Reginald and Tellisa Hamlett* Leonard and Brenda Aplet Holly and Zach Levow Dan and Sallie Dutton** Wesley Ford John and Robin Jaqua Fund of The Alfredo and Laurine Apolloni Oregon Community Foundation Ross Lienhart Jill Eiland* Bob and Konky Forster Carolyn and Morry Arntson Heather Killough Rick Link Su and David Embree* Josh and Amy Frankel Susan Bakewell-Sachs and Jonathan Nancy Lematta Janeen and Mal McAninch Yonette and Kenn Fine Sachs Beth and Richard Glassman Dorothy Lemelson Eric and Heidi Meslow Jonathan Fink and Nina De Lange* Joe Barra Tamara and Brian Glover Gary Maffei and Marcus Lintner* Steve and Gayle Meyer John and Robyn Gastineau Tony and Marti Belluschi Lynda and Mark Gordon

*Multi-Year Gift | **In-Kind | ***Cash + In-Kind Individuals June 1, 2016 - May 31, 2017 OMSI donors help us make science education relevant to young people across the Pacific Northwest who will lead the future.

(Continued from $1000+) Felice Moskowitz and Sonny Jepson John and Shannon Shoul John Becker and Dianne Rodway Cindy and Curtis Larson Andrew and Jennifer Greenberg John Mosser Fund of The Oregon Jamie and Denise Shulman Patricia Berg Dusty and Anna-Marie Lieb Community Foundation Marian and Rob Griffiths Greg Simmons and Jeanette Brynn*** Betsy and Leonard Bergstein William and Rosella Lindblad Debra Mumm-Hill and Michael Hill Jeffrey and Sandra Grubb Mark and Sally Simmons*** Anne Bernatz Daylene and Scott Long Joan and Jim Neice* Sean and Sara Hammons Donna and Jerry Smith Larry and Susan Black Morgan and Stewart Long Neilsen Family Fund of The Oregon John V. Harker Judy and Scott South Lindsey and Alex Brown Kristin Luck Community Foundation Patti and Shane Harrison Gretchen Stahmer Ronica Bruce Sandy and M. Wakefield Mack Bill and Kathy Nicholson Mike and Rochelle Hart John and Jan Swanson Mark Bryggman Larry and Lisa Ann Norman John and Ginger Niemeyer RaeAnn Haynes Gloria and Paul Swick Kevin Bunick and Celeste Rose Michael and Gloria Olds Mandy and Kerry Padrick Ronna and Eric Hoffman Fund of The Traci Sym Scott and Glenda Burns Barbara and Art Palmer Dr. Sastry Pantula and Mrs. Sobha Oregon Community Foundation Pantula* Tagmyer Family Fund of The Oregon Erin Chapman and Alex McGladrey Duane and Corinne Paulson Dan and Patricia Holmquist Community Foundation Kishore and Subha Pathial Suresh and Aruna Chittor Douglas and Lauren Retzlaff Jake and Linda Hopkins Ann Taylor Alexander Payne and Nicole Brodeur Colleen Chun and Richard Carr Margie and David Rikert Beth Hutchins and Pete Skeggs Ronald E. and Ivy L. Timpe Century Fund of Barb and Kevin Coughlin Gregg and Stacy Robbins Harold and Jane Pollin The Oregon Community Foundation Robert and Nancy James Don Crawford and Gayle Kovacs Eric and Elizabeth Schneider Richard and Lisa Popiel Glen F. Ulmer Robert Jensen Brenner and Megan Daniels William and Sonia Shelby Russell Ramsey Lewis and Susan Van Winkle Daryl Jones Bruce Duncan and Annie Larsen Duncan R. Kent Squires William and Anne Rasnake Ted and Julie Vigeland Richard and Jean Josephson Roger and Francoise Eiss Garrett Stephenson Kathryn H. Rebagliati Linda and Richard Ward Sarah Kamman Kate Ertmann Jean Stevenson Bloor and Patricia Redding Charles Watkins Susan L. Kem Laura Floyd Greg and Martha Struxness Rebecca Reichard Kim and Kristy Wayson Joan Kingsley Damien and Sarah Francaviglia Barbara Rossi-Underriner and David Julie and William Reiersgaard Ben and Elaine Whiteley Patrick and Karen Lacrosse Geneva Gebhardt Underriner Steven Reinisch and Stephanie Buth-Hall Max and Gina Williams Barbara and Aaron Lance Brian and Beth Gilstrap Sara and Scott Vanderhoff Russ Rosner and Susan Sokol Blosser Clifford and Donna Wilson John C. and Brianne Lee Jorgen Gustafson Cathy Varner Dale and Alba Rouse Trey and Jamie Winthrop Drs. Dolores and Fernando Leon Susie Hanner Shirley Welch and Marty Scott Greg and Lisa Rudisel Jeffrey and Lynn Wolfstone John and Priscilla Longfield Howard and Molly Harris Dana and Michael White Crystal and Stacey Rutland Aileen and Duncan Wyse Tim and Jessica Mack Jarrett and Valerie Heffner Wendy and Carter Wray Justin Saliman and Bree Turner Robert and Deborah Zagunis Hugh Mackworth and Josie Mendoza Paul and Laila Zaninovich April Sanderson Patricia E. Heinlein Michael Reed and Carol Mayer-Reed Robert and Carol Holub Jordana Sardo and Annalee Purdy $500+ James and Daphne McBride Willard Hucks Oscar and Patricia Scherer Daniel and Wanda Arp Sir James and Lady Anne McDonald Fund Katey Hummel and Jenn Kilgore Ronald Schoenheit Scott and Meleah Ashford Jeff and Susan Mengis Janice and Benjamin Isenberg Wayne Schweinfest Phil and MaryAnn Barnekoff Travis and Christine Merrill Philanthropic Fund of the Oregon Jewish Lois Seed and Daniel Gibbs Jane Baum Community Foundation Darren Michibata Elmer and Linda Seeley Carlotta Beck Barbara Karmel Wayne Monfries

*Multi-Year Gift | **In-Kind | ***Cash + In-Kind Corporate partnerships help us make science come to life, linking a curious public to cutting-edge innovations in science June 1, 2016 - May 31, 2017 Corporations and technology.

$100,000+ Entercom** NTT Innovation Institute, Inc. Travel Portland Rolling River Spirits** Pacific Power/Pacific Power Foundation* ESCO Corporation/ESCO Foundation NW Natural Turner Construction Stoller Family Estate** Plus & Greater Than*** Dick Hannah Dealerships** Opus Community Foundation Utopia Vineyards** Unitus Community Credit Union Social Venture Partners Hoffman Construction Company OSH Park Vernier Software & Technology Water Avenue Coffee*** The Standard* KinderCare Learning Centers Portland State University Washington Trust Bank Wells Fargo* Mentor Graphics Foundation Skanska USA Building Inc. $500+ Northwest Evaluation Association Stoel Rives LLP $1,000+ Ace Hotel** $50,000+ OSU Foundation Stumptown Coffee Roasters Allison Inn and Spa** Ground Breaker Brewing** Portland General Electric/PGE Foundation Tillamook County Creamery Autodesk, Inc The Amber Group Jensen Investment Management, Inc. Portland Metro Toyota Dealers Association Avangrid Renewables/Avangrid Andersen Construction Co. Lippman Co.** Association Umpqua Bank Charitable Foundation Foundation Beam Suntory** Martin Ryan Distilling Company Providence Health Plan Walsh Construction Bon Appétit Management Company** Chehalem Wines** Portland Timbers** Skylab Architecture** Google Dangermond Keane Architecture Portland Trail Blazers** U.S. Bank/U.S. Bank Foundation Pepsi Bottling Group* $2,500+ Epson Portland, Inc. Reverend Nat’s Hard Cider** Zidell Companies A-dec Evelyn & Bobbie Rose City Self Storage & Wine Vaults** $25,000+ Anam Cara Cellars** Full Sail Brewing Co.** Sasquatch Brewery** $5,000+ Anne Amie Vineyards** Chevron Corporation Hood River Distillers Inc.** ShedRain Cambia Health Solutions/Cambia Health Apolloni Vineyards** First Tech Federal Credit Union Hotel Commonwealth** Siltronic Corporation Solutions Fund of The Oregon Community Audubon Society of Portland Inn @ Northrup Station** Troutman Sanders, LLP FLIR Systems, Inc. Foundation Becker Capital Management Inc. K12 Inc. Voodoo Doughnuts** Intel Corporation/Intel Foundation CenturyLink Burgerville Kinder Morgan Foundation Leupold & Stevens Foundation The Commerce Bank of Oregon DHM Research KPFF Consulting Engineers OPAD Consulting** Durham and Bates Insurance Ecliptic Brewing** Union Pacific Railroad/Union Pacific Brokers and Agents Luck Collective Liberty Mutual Insurance Foundation Eden Advanced Pest Technologies Mayer/Reed Matson Foundation Event Network MLC Engineering, LLC MeyerPro $10,000+ FEI Company Moreland Veterinary Hospital** Moda Healthcare Airstream Adventures Northwest** First Republic Bank Moss Adams LLP Mt. Hood Meadows Ski Resort Alaska Airlines, Inc.*** Holland America Line** Museum of Science Boston*** New Belgium Brewing Company Applied Materials Foundation Holland Partner Group OFD Foods Oregon Agate & Mineral Society, Inc. AWS Elemental Technologies JP Morgan Chase & Co. Oregon Spice Company PCC Structurals, Inc. The Boeing Company Lane Powell PC Particle Design Rockwell Collins BNSF Railway Foundation Leatherman Tool Group Portland Opera** Snøhetta The CarMax Foundation Northwest Bank Provenance Hotels**

*Multi-Year Gift | **In-Kind | ***Cash + In-Kind Foundation and Government support is integral to developing new programs and exhibits, Foundations, Government Agencies, June 1, 2016 - May 31, 2017 & Strategic Partners increasing accessibility, and expanding OMSI’s programming.

$1,000,000+ $10,000+ $2,500+ Hedinger Family Foundation* Chambers Family Foundation Anne A. Berni Foundation National Institutes of Health* Fairweather Foundation The Campbell Foundation National Science Foundation* Firstenburg Foundation Carpenter Foundation Jackson Foundation Edwards Lienhart Family Foundation $500,000+ Kinsman Foundation JEZ Foundation Institute of Museum and Library Services* Carl O. Peterson Memorial Foundation U.S. Department of Energy M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust* Raymond Family Foundation U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service National Aeronautics and Space Administration* The Renaissance Foundation Vitreus Foundation Trust Management Services, LLC Jay and Diane Zidell Charitable Foundation $100,000+ Rose E. Tucker Charitable Trust Anonymous Wheeler Foundation $1,000+ Fred W. Fields Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation William J.J. Gordon Family Foundation Anonymous James F. and Marion L. Miller Foundation* The Wollenberg Foundation Bristle Cone Pine Foundation Sunderland Foundation Juan Young Trust The Joe and Dorothy Dorsett Brown Foundation USDA Specialty Crop Block Grant through the Leotta Gordon Foundation Oregon Department of Agriculture $5,000+ Halton Foundation The Autzen Foundation Ludke Foundation $50,000+ BetsWest Foundation Malu, Ltd. Foundation Willard L. and Ruth P. Eccles Foundation Coolidge Corner Theater Foundation Fund for Shared Insight* with support from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Maybelle Clark Macdonald Fund Gray Family Foundation National Park Service* Mason Charitable Trust Portland Development Commission Oregon Health & Science University University of Oregon PNC Foundation $25,000+ Portland State University Roundhouse Foundation Anonymous Norman F. Sprague, Jr. Foundation Clark Foundation* Sarah A Stewart Foundation Demorest Family Foundation Verde JFR Foundation Wildhorse Foundation The Samuel S. Johnson Foundation* National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

*Multi-Year Gift | **In-Kind | ***Cash + In-Kind From delivering hands-on demonstrations in exhibit halls and labs, to greeting our visitors and assisting behind the scenes in June 1, 2016 - May 31, 2017 Volunteers our administrative offices, OMSI volunteers are a vital resource.

14,000 Hours Dick Raub, 12 Years Jennifer Hole, 7 Years Jim Verrastro, 8 Years Ruth Draper, 5 Years Paul Oliver, 6 Years Tom Prewitt, 18 Years Cricket Raybern, 18 Years Michael Holst, 21 Years David Vrooman, 10 Years Karen Evans, 6 Years Aaron Perkins, 6 Years Alex Rodriguez, 5 Years Marie Hopper, 15 Years Gary Webb, 16 Years Jonathan Fields, 9 Years Dave Pierce, 5 Years 12,000 Hours Mark Simmons, 10 Years Marion Jangula, 13 Years John Welch, 8 Years Michael Fortune, 5 Years Susan Powers, 10 Years Ralph Strom, 15 Years Randy King, 23 Years Jim Woodruff, 5 Years Vicky Foster, 6 Years Will Fessler, 23 Years Anna Richardson, 13 Years Michelle Stupek, 10 Years Jenny Kinney, 8 Years John Gevurtz, 10 Years Shannon Ristau, 9 Years Stephen Summers, 21 Years Ellie Koprowski, 9 Years <1,000 Hours, Erick Grandmason, 9 Years 10,000 Hours Steven Robinson, 6 Years Lewis Van Winkle, 21 Years Priscilla Kostiner, 10 Years 5+ Years Kellie Grate, 6 Years Darrell Desper, 25 Years Susan Robinson, 8 Years Ken Vanderkamp, 9 Years Jonathan Leung, 16 Years Justin Anderson, 5 Years Mary Griffiths, 6 Years Dan Schuster, 7 Years Michelle Wilson, 11 Years Ted Liljeholm, 26 Years Anna Austin, 5 Years Judy Groom, 8 Years 5,000 - 9,000 John Backes, 6 Years Liana Schweitzer, 13 Years Hours Sam Louke, 11 Years Jennifer Gross, 6 Years 1,000 - 2,500 Chuck Macaluso, 16 Years Brian Baker, 5 Years Robert Hafer, 7 Years Preet Shergill, 5 Years Genie Currier, 9 Years Hours Murray MacNeill, 9 Years Heather Barnes, 6 Years Nancy Hebeler, 6 Years David Shoesnith, 6 Years Brian Hamilton, 16 Years Heidi Austin, 10 Years Ryan Malone, 8 Years Carolan Bauman, 6 Years Stefanie Henning, 6 Years Alex Sinnott, 6 Years David Herzog, 35 Years Pat Bauer, 5 Years Mark Manzer, 13 Years Penny Beckwith, 5 Years Ron Horbatiuk, 6 Years Carson Smith, 5 Years Dave Koch, 21 Years Kathy Bishop, 3 Year Chuck McConnell, 7 Years Ron Bell, 10 Years Scott Jeffs, 5 Years Ed Stowe, 7 Years Dick Pyne, 17 Years Betsy Blackie, 9 Years James Mesenbrink, 9 Years Rena Bernardo, 5 Years Eileen Johnson, 6 Years Mary Swartz, 10 Years Bob Scheuchenpflug, 18 Years Steve Brown, 13 Years Janet Mills, 13 Years Sara Berry, 6 Years Ruth Kauffman, 9 Years Otto Tzevelekos, 20 Years Jonathon Sze, 8 Years Bill Bryan, 11 Years Kevin Mills, 9 Years Karen Boyle, 6 Years Kathy Kershaw, 6 Years Bob Walters, 24 Years Brenda Tait-White, 7 Years Jeanne Butcher, 5 Years Jilene Modlin, 13 Years Jonathan Brandel, 6 Years Dan Kesler, 6 Years Bob Wyant, 26 Years Dwight Tanner, 7 Years Tony Capitano, 9 Years Bill Montgomery, 9 Years Patrick Bright, 8 Years Amy Key, 6 Years Nathan Thomas, 6 Years Cindy Chan, 9 Years Maureen O’Neal, 10 Years Elias Brown, 5 Years Estin Kiger, 10 Years 2,500 - 5,000 Mary Crull, 10 Years Daryl Phillippi, 7 Years Scott Carneau, 22 Years Ashley King, 6 Years Cheryl Thompson, 5 Years Hours Stu Daily, 10 Years Jack Pollock, 9 Years Buz Carriker, 7 Years Paul Knickerbocker, 6 Years Ed Turner-Tamiyasu, 5 Years Hank Becker, 33 Years Duane Damiano, 7 Years David Powell, 11 Years Eric Chavez, 14 Years Jessica Larson, 5 Years Lindsay Unitan, 5 Years Jim Berger, 11 Years Robert Di Fiore, 7 Years Noble Powell, 12 Years Sarah Churnside, 7 Years Dharyll Limjuco, 5 years Donna Van Wyk, 6 Years Jim Birchard, 16 Years Jerry Dodson, 16 Years John Purrett, 22 Years Scott Contreras, 6 Years Bill Lindblad, 12 Years Karen Veltkamp, 9 Years Greg Carr, 5 Years Nancy Dotterer, 23 Years Dan Rameirez, 6 Years Kevin Cooney, 7 Years Jessi Lockhart, 8 Years RG Walker, 8 Years Todd Cooper, 10 Years David Dunham, 23 Years Russ Ramsey, 7 Years Phyllis Coyne, 5 Years Richard Maass, 5 Years Carl Wamser, 9 Years Bill Dolan, 16 Years Roger Eiss, 32 Years Ann Rodriguez, 10 Years AnnaMaria Cruz, 9 Years Betty McArdle, 10 Years Shirley Welch, 5 Years Sandy Frederick, 20 Years Carol Farr, 13 Years Walter Sanford, 5 Years Ken Cumings, 6 Years Patrick Mead, 11 Years Tom Welsh, 5 Years Melissa Halstead, 11 Years Dan Feagin, 9 Years Bernice Schuchardt, 8 Years Cindy Cunningham, 10 Years Carlos Meza, 4 years Bob Wetter, 5 Years Keith Holmes, 20 Years Earl Fleck, 8 Years Janne Sepp, 10 Years Anita Daily, 5 Years Crete Miller, 6 Years Sue Wetzel, 5 Years Lyle Hubbard, 9 Years Sharon Ford, 6 Years Rick Steldt, 9 Years Craig Daniels, 7 Years Jacquie Moon, 9 Years Art Hull, 10 Years Warren Ford, 6 Years Michael Stephens, 12 Years Ben Dominguez, 6 Years Karen Neland, 10 Years Phil Wilkens, 6 Years John Kovach, 22 Years Ian Gard, 12 Years Mary Theirl, 12 Years Mary Anne Donley, 7 Years Katie Nguyen, 6 Years Linda Williamson, 6 Years Janet Kretzmeier, 35 Years Randy Gresham, 6 Years Ron Tipper, 15 Years Chantel Downs, 6 Years Erik Nilsen, 6 Years Mike Worden, 5 Years Vince Meyer, 22 Years Margaret Hill, 8 Years Diana Todd, 7 Years Tave Drake, 5 Years Peter O’Neil, 10 Years Rick York, 6 Years Financials

PUBLIC SUPPORT & REVENUE YEAR ENDED MAY 31, 2017 YEAR ENDED MAY 31, 2016 YEAR ENDED MAY 31, 2015 Admissions 5,894,681 5,129,524 4,369,586 Memberships 2,849,299 2,393,238 2,395,160 Educational programs 2,547,256 2,364,105 2,308,794 Auxiliary activities 1,155,392 1,310,866 1,726,523 Exhibit fees 1,472,621 1,288,095 1,350,777 Contributions and grants 5,698,812 6,295,256 9,487,176 Change in value of Perpetual Trust 20,455 (34,592) (7,573) Contributed services of volunteers and in-kind donations 687,525 612,533 908,298 Interest and other income 1,182,595 642,825 575,423 Gain/(loss) on sale of property, plant and equipment 19,272 15,057 (676)

TOTAL PUBLIC SUPPORT AND REVENUE 21,527,908 20,016,907 23,113,488

EXPENSES Program Services Museum activities 11,989,892 11,527,561 10,751,117 Educational programs 3,819,197 3,779,006 3,251,982

Total program services 15,809,089 15,306,567 14,003,099

Supporting Services Management and general 3,374,279 2,908,658 3,369,944 Fundraising 1,253,279 1,347,084 1,302,698

Total support services 4,627,558 4,255,742 4,672,642

Auxiliary activities 380,860 291,376 228,302

TOTAL EXPENSES 20,817,507 19,853,685 18,904,043

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES 710,401 163,222 4,209,445

NET ASSETS, BEGINNING OF YEAR 43,455,370 43,292,148 39,082,703

NET ASSETS, END OF YEAR 44,165,771 43,455,370 43,292,148 ASSETS YEAR ENDED MAY 31, 2017 YEAR ENDED MAY 31, 2016 YEAR ENDED MAY 31, 2015 Current Assets Cash and cash equivalents 7,398,732 4,724,162 8,329,803 Net accounts, pledges and contracts receivable, current portion 4,227,804 5,819,800 7,270,239 Inventories 23,072 23,085 23,379 Prepaid expenses and other assets 687,974 474,984 982,124 Due from other funds 228,742 568,265 563,771

Total Current Assets 12,566,324 11,610,296 17,169,316 Long-term Assets Accounts, pledges and contracts receivable, net of current portion 989,133 622,700 738,345 Beneficial interest in perpetual trust 358,335 337,880 372,472 Land, buildings, exhibits and equipment, net 40,481,173 41,757,833 37,153,872

Total Long-Term Assets 41,828,641 42,718,413 38,264,689

Total Assets 54,394,965 54,328,709 55,434,005

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Current Liabilities Accounts payable and accrued expenses 2,167,133 1,668,997 2,245,353 Due to other funds 228,742 568,265 563,771 Deferred revenues, current portion 2,196,159 2,380,897 2,113,680 Annuity agreement, current portion 7,400 7,400 7,400 Capital lease obligations, current portion 335,095 381,993 363,367 Long-term debt, current portion 265,862 270,847 261,106 Bonds payable, current portion 14,612

Total Current Liabilities 5,215,003 5,278,399 5,554,677 Long-term Liabilities Deferred revenues, net of current portion 528,981 492,735 830,415 Annuity agreement, net of current portion 16,811 18,236 19,957 Capital lease obligations, net of current portion 323,011 658,107 1,040,098 Long-term debt, net of current portion 265,862 536,710 Bonds Payable 4,145,388 4,160,000 4,160,000

Total long-term liabilities 5,014,191 5,594,940 6,587,180

TOTAL LIABILITIES 10,229,194 10,873,339 12,141,857 NET ASSETS 44,165,771 43,455,370 43,292,148 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS 54,394,965 54,328,709 55,434,005 The opportunity to touch, see, smell, and fully experience these topics really contributed to vocabulary retention. Everything fit in so smoothly with where we are in science at school and you’ve given all of our kids a wealth of experience to relate new information to.

Teacher whose class came to Hancock Field Station for Outdoor Science School 2019 Calendar

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From the President:

The calendar you hold reflects a year of science learning, fun, and •• By maintaining a strong financial aid program that creates impact. In past months, we’ve worked hard to ensure our impact extends opportunities for over 300,000 youth to be a part of OMSI education across the Pacific Northwest and our programs welcome ALL children •• By co-creating exhibits and programs designed and families in our region. As a trusted community icon, OMSI has a specifically to appeal to diverse learners and cultures responsibility and commitment to make a difference through our work in science, technology, and design education. We work to increase access We’re using every tool to make the impact we believe is necessary. While and impact to relevant, high quality science learning: we’ve accomplished much, we know that there is still work to do. We believe in the importance of this work – and we think you do, too. Thank •• By traveling throughout the state and region, sending you for your interest and support; we wouldn’t be here without you. educators into communities to listen to their needs and complement the work teachers are doing every day

•• By developing meaningful and long-term partnerships with community-based organizations Nancy Stueber to reach communities where they live President and CEO

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