2019 ANNUAL REPORT

PAULO SZOT REPRISES HIS ROLE IN BERNSTEIN’S MASS Ravinia is an internationally renowned, not-for-profit music festival that presents outstanding performances by the world’s greatest artists. Ravinia’s principal objectives are:

• to present performances of a full range of classical music in its open-air Pavilion and enclosed recital halls by the world’s greatest composers and musicians, along with a variety of other kinds of RAVINIA light classical, jazz and popular music; • to maintain a beautiful park that is welcoming to all and attractive MISSION to families in which the music experience is enhanced by a beautiful STATEMENT environment and excellent dining opportunities; • to enable gifted young performers to study under great teachers and perform in concert settings; and

• to develop broader and more diverse audiences for classical music through education and outreach programs and by maintaining affordable ticket prices. A MESSAGE FROM CHAIRMAN JENNIFER W. STEANS AND PRESIDENT AND CEO WELZ KAUFFMAN

Those of us lucky enough to spend a great deal of time here might our co-commission (alongside Tanglewood, the Aspen Music Festival think of Ravinia as the 37 gently wooded acres behind our iconic and School, and the Kennedy Center) of Penelope from Tom Stoppard arch. However, more and more, Ravinia’s unique brand of musical and André Previn, performed by Renée Fleming, for whom it was presentation paired with access and education is recognized as a mark of written; pianist Simone Dinnerstein; Tony-winning Stoppard favorite excellence throughout Chicagoland and beyond. Jennifer Ehle; and the Emerson String Quartet. In addition to Mass, our Bernstein celebration boasted the Ravinia premieres of the music According to our monitoring service, Ravinia made the news more than theater works Candide and Trouble in Tahiti; the films West Side Story 5,000 times in its 2019 fiscal year, reaching more than 11.8 million and On the Waterfront, with the CSO performing those scores live; Alsop people. Our Facebook posts reached 5.5 million users, with 131,487 and Jamie Bernstein leading a songs-and-stories multimedia portrait; interactions. This summer, a major network television series shot and singers from Ravinia’s Steans Music Institute (RSMI) singing his US an upcoming episode on location at Ravinia; our searing encore of Bicentennial commission, Songfest. Considering Matthew Shepard, featuring a chorus of 500 high-school singers, was taped for broadcast on WFMT; and we hosted 13 live radio In all, 37 RSMI alumni returned for concerts this summer even as this broadcasts from the park with a variety of radio partners. The power of year’s participants in Ravinia’s professional-level summer conservatory our triumphant production of Leonard Bernstein’s rarely heard Mass gave concerts and master classes of their own. The second annual last year not only had critics and audiences calling for its reprise with Bridges competition for composers fusing classical chamber and jazz the awe-inspiring Marin Alsop leading the Chicago Symphony Orchestra idioms attracted such high-quality entries that we’ve already put out the among 200 artists onstage, but it also turned the heads of producers call for entries for the third annual competition, whose winner will be who taped what’s been called the definitive version of the work for performed next season. national broadcast on Great Performances, expected to air this spring. We have continued to fine-tune our recently rejuvenated Dining Before our 2019 season started, we celebrated the unveiling of the Pavilion, concentrating on easier customer flow and more options for Sistema Ravinia Auditorium in recognition of our commitment to our guests, resulting in 13 percent revenue growth over last year. We Chicago’s Austin neighborhood, where we pioneered our El Sistema– gave a soft open to our latest culinary adventure, the BMO Club, which based method of music education with our first student orchestras at provides incredible views of the park and the Lawn Screen when it is up. Catalyst Circle Rock Elementary School. Sistema Ravinia—through We offer BMO great thanks for its continuing support of Ravinia. which we provide teachers, curriculum, and musical instruments—is just one of the Reach Teach Play programs that serve 85,000 people The BMO Club was one of two attractions in the highly anticipated in Cook and Lake Counties each year. Our work is a model for other RaviniaMusicBox Experience Center building to open this season. organizations, and our education director serves as the national The Ravinia Associates Board Gallery also bowed with the Grammy chairman of El Sistema USA. The Ravinia Family must offer our most Museum’s exhibit of Bernstein treasures, ranging from his childhood sincere gratitude to Allstate for continuing its lead sponsorship of these piano to the desk at which he wrote West Side Story, and even the funky education programs. This school year, we expanded Sistema Ravinia contraption his father invented for perming hair. The full experience into North Lawndale, giving students from four schools there the center will receive its grand opening at the start of next season. opportunity to join an orchestra. We can never emphasize enough that Ravinia’s artistic or fiscal strength Ravinia wasn’t the only thing grabbing headlines this summer; the would be impossible without the 7,000 donors and three all-volunteer cold, wet weather grabbed quite a lot of attention. Every organization groups—the Ravinia Trustees and august Life Trustees, Women’s Board, tries to maintain a rainy-day fund—it’s a literal need in Ravinia’s case. and Associates Board—who keep the not-for-profit vibrant and exciting. Cold and wet weather surrounded our initial ticket sales dates, and the We also thank the many corporations who, in part, underwrite Ravinia’s bad weather persisted once the season began, with 73 percent of all programming and the media partners who bring generous June days experiencing rain, thunderstorms, and/or unseasonably cold promotional support. temperatures. We had only six Pavilion concerts in June on dates that were free of precipitation. We relied on the Fund to Assure Ravinia’s Our greatest thank-you goes out to the music lovers who have so many Future and the Artistic Initiative Fund to cover this year’s options for their entertainment dollar (and even more importantly their operating deficit. time), but who choose to spend it with us. We appreciate the support and accept your challenge to keep Ravinia intriguing to new audiences There were plenty of great days, of course, and more than a half-million well beyond our 37 gently wooded acres. people came for our season, which was packed with 140 events that ranged from the Ravinia debuts of 80 artists—from Lionel Richie and Queen Latifah to the soprano sensation Angel Blue and even the man whose parodies are as big as the hits he skewers, “Weird Al” Yankovic— to the return of favorites like Sting, Chicago, Itzhak Perlman, and Josh Groban. Our chamber offerings included the Midwest premiere of REMEMBERING RAVINIA TITANS In fiscal year 2019, Ravinia lost two pillars of our musical family, longtime Life Trustees Harrison Steans and Stan Freehling. Their generosity and spirit will live on forever at the festival they loved so well and cared for so long.

Harrison Irwin Steans

(1935 -- 2019)

Harrison I. Steans was born on July 3, 1935, in Chicago and passed away Harrison believed strongly in giving back. He served on too many non- peacefully with his family around him on February 26, 2019. Harrison spent profit boards to mention, including the Civic Committee of the Commercial his childhood in Lake Bluff and Springfield, Illinois. His early years were Club, the Chicago Humanities Festival, the Chicago Botanic Garden, and The marked by the energy, intellect and achievement that would characterize his Ounce of Prevention Fund. Harrison also served as Life Trustee of DePaul entire life. In high school he was state Latin champion, and he partnered University, Highland Park Hospital, and Ravinia Festival. Having enjoyed with his father in bridge tournaments around the region, often winning, being a part of the Ravinia family for many decades, Harrison took particular despite being the youngest to compete. pride in being named the only male member of the Ravinia Women’s Board.

Harrison graduated cum laude from Princeton University in 1957 with a B.A. In 1988, Harrison started the Steans Family Foundation with his wife in economics. Having attended on an NROTC scholarship, Harrison married Lois and three daughters, Jennifer, Heather and Robin. For nearly thirty Lois M. Morrison and joined the navy within weeks of graduating. He was years, the foundation has worked hand in hand with the North Lawndale stationed in Pearl Harbor and resigned his commission as a Lieutenant. community to promote stronger education, employment, health and safety for residents. Harrison went to work as an assistant to the legendary Tom Watson at IBM. After several invigorating years, he left IBM in 1967 to form Illinois’ Harrison was awarded an honorary doctorate by DePaul University and the first single-bank holding company to purchase the Hyde Park Bank & Trust. Order of Lincoln, and too many business and civic awards to list. He will be During his tenure as Chairman, the organization grew from a single $40 remembered by all who knew him for his entrepreneurial spirit, business million bank to a six-bank holding company with assets exceeding $1.8 acumen, booming laugh, unfailing sense of humor, keen intellect, and his billion. In 1987, the bank holding company was sold to NBD Corporation, caring interest in all around him. His family will remember his love of tennis, now part of the J.P. Morgan Chase organization. (Harrison would want to games of all sorts, clever word play, as well as his outsized personality and note it was the first time a bank sold for more than three times tangible book boundless love and enthusiasm. value.) Harrison is survived by his sister, Adeline Morrison, his wife of 61 years, From 1973 through 1978, Harrison served as Chairman of LaSalle National Lois, his three daughters, Jennifer (Jim Kastenholz), Heather (Leo Smith), Bank, where he handled the bank’s sale to ABN. and Robin (Leonard Gail), seven grandchildren, Ryan, Sam, Abby, Jessica, Leah, Sydney, and Nick, and many beloved nieces and grand-nephews and In 1994, with his daughter Jennifer, Harrison formed Financial Investments grand-nieces. He will be remembered by all who knew him not just for his Corporation (FIC) to make private equity investments and to serve as the many and significant accomplishments, but for his personal integrity, sense Steans family office. of social justice, and his warmth and playful sense of humor.

STANLEY M. FREEHLING

(1924--2019) Longtime investment banker and philanthropist Stanley M. Freehling, widely Throughout his career, Freehling received many honors and awards, including hailed as Chicago’s Patron Saint of the Arts, and “the third lion” of the Art the Raoul Wallenberg Humanitarian Award, the Harvard Club of Chicago Institute, died peacefully Friday, September 20, at his Highland Park home, Award, the Grant Park Symphony Special Award, the Rosary College Bravo surrounded by family. Award, and the Sydney Yates Arts Advocacy Award. He was the recipient of He was 95. the Joseph Jefferson Award for Life Achievement in the Theatre, and the Merit Music Program’s Alice S. Pfaelzer award for Distinguished Service to A native son of Chicago, Freehling was born in the city’s Hyde Park the Arts. Other Awards include the American Jewish Committee’s Human neighborhood, attended the University of Chicago and received his BA from Rights Award, The Anti-Defamation League Distinguished Service Award, the University of Stockholm. For decades he was a Senior Partner with the Friends of Literature Award, the first Governor’s Award for Outstanding Freehling and Company, a NYSE firm on LaSalle Street. Intensely devoted Contribution to the Arts in Illinois, the International Visitor’s Center Gold to the civic life of Chicago, he served as a Life Trustee of the University of Medallion Award, the United States Marine Corps Distinguished Service Chicago, a trustee of Northwestern Memorial Hospital, the John G. Shedd Award, and the Harold Washington History Maker Award for Distinction in Aquarium, Lake Forest College, and the Chicago Public Library. Public Service.

His greatest passion, however, was for the arts, where his accomplishments Freehling was an avid golfer and sports fan. He was a longtime member of have left an indelible mark on the city. With his business savvy and avuncular Lake Shore Country Club and a host of city clubs, including the Mid-Day affability, Freehling raised millions of dollars for such venerable institutions Club, the Commercial Club, and many others. as the Art Institute of Chicago, the Ravinia Festival, the Arts Club of Chicago, the Goodman Theatre, and many more. He served as Chairman of Ravinia, He is survived by daughters Maggie Freehling Phillips of Auburn, Alabama, President of the Arts Club, a Life Trustee of the Art Institute of Chicago and Elizabeth (Debbie) Weidner of Des Plaines, a son, Robert Freehling of Chairman of the Sustaining Fellows of the Art Institute, and as a trustee Sacramento, California, Dominique Parducci of Grass Valley, California, and of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and Hubbard Street Dance Company. sons-in-law, Joseph Weidner and Scott Phillips. He also leaves behind five He served as the chairman of the Illinois Arts Council, as a member of the grandchildren, Benjamin Weidner of Des Plaines, Sam Phillips of Oakland, Chicago Theatre Group, the National Corporate Theatre Fund, and Sadler’s California, Max Phillips of San Francisco, Rosalind Parducci of Grass Valley, Wells Theatre Association in London. In 1985, Ronald Reagan appointed Daniel Freehling of Lima, Peru, and a great grandchild, Noah Freehling, also Freehling (along with Frank Sinatra) to the President’s Committee on the of Lima, a sister-in-law, Caryl Freehling, nephews Jim and Tom Freehling of Arts and Humanities. Hollywood, Florida, and a niece, Julie Frodl of Surprise, Arizona. Ravinia audiences are happy to share their experiences at our famous park through our From The Lawn series, which shows our revelers in action “Being able to set up your own space, bring your as they entertain friends and family food, snacks, drinks, have fun, and make it day. It’s before concerts at Ravinia. From not just a concert, it’s an all-day event.” The Lawn is a regular feature on our Stephanie, Abraham, Suri Facebook and Instagram pages. You can find favorites from the past year at https://backstage.ravinia.org/ from-the-lawn. “Its such a nice, chill, place to see a concert, so relaxing, everyone is always so nice and friendly and you can just breathe deeply and just relax here.” Martha and Charlotte

“First time would have been in 1963. I saw Ella Fitzgerald.” John and Richard

“I’m very impressed with the venue! Everyone is so friendly, and I was so impressed with the diversity in the lineup!” Stephan

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PROGRAMS PROGRAMS EDUCATION PLAY RAVINIA’S Ravinia leadership has long dreamed of a rooftop gathering place where fans can enjoy spectacular views of the Lawn, quick eats, and a fully stocked outdoor bar before a concert. The BMO Club, which opened with the 2019 season atop of the RaviniaMusicBox Experience Center, can also be used for private events and parties. Ravinia also has programmed the space with pre-concert attractions such as the festival’s first Steppers Ball and family-friendly comedians. Ravinia is very grateful to BMO for its continuing support, especially of this beautiful new space, designed by the firm which created our Dining Pavilion. HIGHLIGHTS MEDIA SOCIAL

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Post reach: Reactions: Comments: Shares: Post reach: Reactions: Comments: Shares: Post reach: Reactions: Comments: Shares: 28,605 600 75 100 729,850 308 36 135 31,313 1,300 52 47 Ravinia’s multi-season celebration of Leonard Bernstein is saving the best for last: the opening of the RaviniaMusicBox. The celebration of the America’s most important musician, which kicked off last summer with his centennial, earned Ravinia President and CEO Welz Kauffman “Chicagoan of the Year” recognition from the Chicago Tribune for his programming. The celebration continued in 2019, again curated by 101 conductor Marin Alsop, Bernstein’s final—and only female—protégé. Ravinia celebrated Bernstein the artist, activist, and advocate through his music and the composers he championed in all three of its concert venues, the Pavilion, Martin Theatre, and Bennett Gordon Hall, plus an exciting fourth venue, the newly constructed RaviniaMusicBox Experience Center. The Associates Board Gallery was the first part of the center, which is opening in phases, premiered this summer with the Grammy Museum’s traveling exhibit on the Leonard Bernstein Centennial. It featured such invaluable mementos as the composer’s childhood piano and the desk where he wrote West Side Story. At the start of the 2020 season, we will celebrate the grand opening of the entire RaviniaMusicBox with the premiere of an immersive exhibit in our small-space theater that will demonstrate the value and social power of music through the lens of Bernstein, capitalizing on his legacy as “America’s music teacher.” At the same time, the Associates Board Gallery will feature a new Bernstein exhibition from the National Museum of American Jewish History, featuring personal family objects and materials from his studio, including his own annotated copy of Romeo and Juliet, which he used to develop West Side Story. BERNSTEIN “We could think of no better way to open the RaviniaMusicBox Experience Center than through the eyes and art of a man whose own experience with music has been unmatched,” said Ravinia President and CEO Welz Kauffman. “Bernstein recognized the joy, intellectual spark, and spiritual awakening brought forth by music and wanted to make sure that generations to come experienced that, too.”

Central to the second year of our celebration was a command encore presentation of Bernstein’s rarely performed music theater work Mass, with Alsop leading the cast of 200 artists onstage, including the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Chicago Children’s Choir, and Highland Park High School Marching Band; a chorus of “street” singers; and baritone Paulo Szot reprising his rave-winning role as the Celebrant at the center of it all. The one-night-only performance was filmed for national broadcast on Great Performances this spring. Szot also returned to partner with Patricia Racette (star of Salome and Tosca at Ravinia) for another rarely performed Bernstein theater work, the 1951 one-act opera Trouble in Tahiti, a tragi-comic look at marriage in suburbia that calls out Ravinia’s hometown of Highland Park. Ravinia also presented its first full-length Candide, featuring its legendary overture and the beloved songs “Glitter and Be Gay” and “Make Our Garden Grow,” featuring The Knights, conducted by Eric Jacobsen.

Ravinia audiences cheered for what is perhaps Bernstein’s best- loved work, West Side Story, in all its Technicolor glory with the CSO performing that hit-filled score live to the fully restored Robert Wise film. The Bobby Sanabria Multiverse Big Band presented their Grammy-nominated West Side Story Reimagined as part of the annual Fiesta Ravinia celebration of Mexican culture. The CSO also performed Bernstein’s only dramatic film score, On the Waterfront, as the restored Elia Kazan classic was shown on giant screens in the Pavilion and on the Lawn.

Kauffman, Alsop, and her good friend Jamie Bernstein—Leonard’s oldest child, an artist in her own right and author of last year’s the runaway successful memoir Famous Father Girl—assembled an evening of symphony, songs, and stories that summoned the spirit and genius of Bernstein, in “Leonard Bernstein: Man for All Music.” Other Bernstein evenings included Copland’s El Salón México with Concert Dance Inc., Gershwin’s Concerto in F, Mahler’s “Symphony of a Thousand,” and his US Bicentennial Songfest, which set a dozen poems from such luminaries as Walt Whitman, Langston Hughes, Edgar Allan Poe, and Gertrude Stein to original music. The Poetry Foundation selected poets Kevin Coval, Jacob Saenz, and Patricia Frasier to read each poem before its song was performed by singers from Ravinia’s Steans Music Institute. Kauffman and RSMI alumna Michelle Areyzaga also visited many cultural institutions, such as Kohl Children’s Museum, to preview the artistry of Bernstein. Ravinia’s celebration aimed to showcase that artistry as expressed in Bernstein’s many guises—composer, father, teacher, activist, conductor, mentor, and advocate of other composers, such as Mahler. spacecraft to introduce us to us to introduce to spacecraft celebration—through his famous Fifth Symphony, Fifth Symphony, his famous celebration—through sent was that record golden the included on was which with Voyager 1977 the 1 Ravinia universe. in the each life provided intelligent famous the replicated that badge withstudent a brass golden record. entire The experienceits RaviniaMusicBox will have immersive- the unveil opening we in 2020, when grand experience 65-seat with a 4D presentation— theater designed geniuses BRC, behind by the creative the LibraryLincoln Museum, and Ryman the Experience, Kennedy Center— at Complex Space Visitors the and through the as told impact cultural music’s captures that story of Leonard Bernstein. Ravinia thanks Ravinia the Associates Board also offer support We membership for of gallery. the for Winnie Bob to and gratitude Crawford sincere of lobby this importantnaming the the to addition experience. festival

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ITZHAK PERLMAN & KRZYSZTOF URBAŃSKI FISCAL 2019 HIGHLIGHTS composition competition. The Steans TheSeptember 30$33.4million. was Endowment Institute of balanceas competition. composition and greater repairs additional related and maintenance the faculty Bridges of properties, on allhousing and expansion costs, including furnishings increasing 2018, increased against revenue contributed by plan $230,000to $550,000.Expenses against the available between acushion endowment by maintained did draw so $107,000. funds of RSMI RSMI In 2019, and needed million. Ravinia’s 2018. a decrease $300,000against of endowment fund draw, rolling which the three-year is4.5%of average, was$3.4 $34,000,before of the endowment draw the ended year anoperating with reflecting surplus and depreciationRavinia expenses, due to expenditures in2018 time promotions for spending the rejuvenated Pavilion. Dining savings the net of came from one- by $137,000. part 2018 Alarge decreased against operating expenses departmental Other Fund transfer from $1.5million to $4.4million. Executive Initiatives Center Committee The approved Refresher Fund, and $25,000to increasing RSMI. Artistic theExperience Board $300,000 Associates to and futurecontributed current The $92,000 toRTP, projects. capital various $100,000 to the Inaddition, the Mass. Women’sof $25,000to Board contributed Ravinia’s operations and Steans Institute (RSMI) Music the festival’s of insupport contribution Fund, Reach Annual Teach and programs, the PBS broadcast (RTP) Play Sistema Ravinia income was$14.0Contributed $14.2 vs. million in2019 Thisincludes million the in2018. Women’sBoard’s $1.125million $954,000 in2018. $3.4 million. Ravinia’s Park gross 5%of ticket revenues Highland of of contribution vs. to was$1.05million in2019 the City guardrail,”the exceeded This deficit in 2018. “CSO Ravinia’s which Assure is the Fund to Future endowment (FARF) draw of additional rehearsal Bernstein’s of Massfor with of $3.5million future its 17 broadcast adeficit vs. concerts in2019 on PBS, an plus 13 with of $3.5million produced concerts, adeficit at Ravinia, for performances agreement of sixweeks 10-year new its Symphonyfocused on audienceOrchestra, beginning whichChicago inclusion, in2019, produced $782,000.The aloss of generating2018, approximately an $1.3million inprofit, averageof $37,000per show. There were 11New World/Jazz shows, million, ahead 2017 at of 2019 $21.1 by $2.8million. Net the 117 Revenue 36of Generating (NRGS) comprised shows in Shows ticketand related with FY2019 ended revenues revenue byRavinia $23.8million, $2.31million. ahead Ticket of 2018 of ended Total Revenues SpecialProject/ArtisticInitiativesFunds Earned Income REVENUES Operating Results(AmountsinThousandsofDollars) FIVE YEAR SUMMARYOFKEYFINANCIALDATA Variable Costs EXPENSES Contributed Income Total Expenses Other OperatingExpenses Depreciation Total Attendance Attendance Summary Covered byEarningsTransfer Surplus/(Deficit) BeforeEndowment Transfer No. of Performances

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Marilyn theirlargest The all-volunteer Counties. more 85,000students and than inCook Lake Women’s the Board started RaviniaReach andits benefiting PlayeducationTeach Annually, programs. programs these engage fundraiser II.The black-tie-optional performance isthe only gala H.Addington Keene of memory and Allstate to Insurance DinnerSponsor Bank Company.BMO Harris sponsored isin The concert decorated GalaTent.Ravinia The Women’sgratitude Board its Sponsor Reception extends to Cocktail once-in-a-lifetimelavishly at dinnerour sumptuous in 6:00p.m. a concert Theeveningwith ended at 4:30p.m., followed began Cocktails in2011. by the performances forHudson two Ravinia-debut like Jenniferpresent amultitalented artist here.” up who grew Hudson, previously engaged Kauffman festival’s “It’s each season. rewarding so artists to whenwe that up can keep tradition, especially Festival at Ravinia,” the CSO President Ravinia with said of the Welz all and CEO books who Kauffman, firstappeared Lang, to inthe world, Lang from Bernstein the Leonard mostexciting of artists “Some Evening on Sunday,Benefit July 14. Women’s Symphony Orchestra headliningmade the Ravinia her Chicago debut, Board annualGala Broadwayfirst show,Ravinia ; achieved first another summer.Festival this at TheColorPurple Hudson ; won anAcademy Award aGrammy for; and nabbed her first Dreamgirls for movie, her The Ravinia Associates Board is a premier group of over 90 young professionals in the Chicago area who share a passion for Ravinia and the musical arts. Its mission is to support Ravinia by promoting awareness of the festival and its musical programs, encouraging the development of new audiences for classical music, and contributing to Ravinia’s Reach Teach Play education programs. To date the board has raised nearly $5 million for the festival and those programs. To learn about becoming a member of the Ravinia Associates Board, please email [email protected] or call 847-266-5021.

PRESIDENT EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT Benjamin Wineman* Jen Luby*

ACTIVE MEMBERS John Bankhurst* Chris Mancera* Neil Shah Wicks Barkhausen Jon Marks* Brian Smith-Perry Ellen Castellini Jonathan McClure Michelle Sotak Matt Denison Kristina McIntyre* Elizabeth Soto ASSOCIATES BOARD ASSOCIATES Melissa Dinslage Lauren Michniacki Stephanie Stefanik Chanel Doree Ujjaini Mitra-Shah Nicole Szczepanek Kimberly Egonmwan Jennifer Mullman Tom Templeton Brad Eidmann Devon Naftzger Will Thompson Sarah Ewing Josh Nanus* Courtney Trombley*

RAVINIA Mari Flores Paras Parekh Carlin Twedt John Gaines Amol Parikh Roxana Underwood* Adam Gelfeld Colby Pendley Andrew VanCura Winston Glass III Puja Pendley Tanya Walter Sunil Harjani Robyn Petit Alice Wang* Enrik Jani Stephanie Plante Mallory Waxman Mike Jansen* David Pryor Kara Weber Jennifer Jones Ryan Razowsky Dean Welch Emily Kappers Mark Rickmeier Chelsea White Kiki Katz* Jeff Samotny Kathleen Kelleher Jeff Sayers Kathleen LaVoy Jason Schmitt Alexis LeFevour David Schultz Kelly Lyden Molly Selsby*

SUSTAINING MEMBERS Christopher Atkinson Grace Konopacki Susanna Reding Linda Barham Kara Korte Ken Robertson Mark Chowaniec Dana Kumar Rachel Rone Sal Cianciolo Beth Lambert Don Ross Christy David Erin Leddon Lisa Rowland Dave Gaspar Steve Madden Eric Spigelman Seth Gastwirth Lisa McClung Steve Steinmeyer Kerri Gimbel Jenny McGlinn Julie Van Overbeek Laura Glick Tom McWalters Bob Vasa Steve Greene Stacy Overby Claire Weiler Sharon Horos Angela Pace-Moody Cheri Hubbard Alyssa Quinlan Nagawa Kakumba Steve Rappin

* Executive Committee member The Ravinia Associates Board celebrated the 30th anniversary of its founding with this year’s Music Matters fundraising dinner, dance and auction on Saturday, May 11, at a new location, the Marriott Marquis, 2121 S. Prairie Ave., Chicago. Each year, the event celebrates a person or institution that has made a tremendous impact on music education, and this year that honor went to legendary flutist Sir James Galway.

The black-tie Music Matters event has been hailed as one of the most fun fundraisers on the social calendar, offering cocktails, dinner, dancing, raffle, live music and both a live and a silent auction. This year’s event grossed over $639,000 for Ravinia’s education programs, which serve 85,000 people in Cook and Lake Counties. 2019 MAGIC OF MUSIC GOLF BENEFIT golf and tennis. to lunch prior during Board Trustees of Ravinia the members of with performed Elementary Teach students Play from Acero Santiago golfersAmong and tennis players, the Reach each year.people educationPlay which programs, reach 85,000 forRaviniaReach andits the non-for-profit Teach over andwelcomed grossed $265,000 150guests The event golf benefit. addition to the longtime and featuredClub in tennis anew benefit wasMusic held on May Country 20at Exmoor of 2019 Magic BoardRavinia of Trustees’ The “I’ve always been conscious of what I put out into the universe. the out into I put of what conscious been always “I’ve and they children, have day I may one thought that always I’ve After kids proud. your to make want always this. You hear would important more even become be bold to me to son, it’s my having to make.” I want statements in the (June 14) Copeland —Shemekia think, people who are went through ‘If Melissa there that “I cherish sort to someone, be that of inspiration it.’ To it, I can go through my it’s that understand a blessing. very I’m I always grateful. that’s world.” reflected out into the are I make choices but the journey, (June 23) —Melissa Etheridge what win. That’s always talent, you your have long as you “As American Idol]. It’s [from eliminated I was when I told myself opportunities. about taking your it’s about winning; not always Everything to do Idol for the next. I wanted to the leads gotten to do since.” things I’ve experience, and look at the —Jennifer Hudson (July 14)

RAVINIA “I wanted to do something that was a little more interesting. As a lyric soprano, the bread-and- a little was interesting. the more As a lyric soprano, to do something that “I wanted [Homer’s] characters. strongest butter the and not necessarily women, repertoire is mostly young the was story That there. potential for telling her was Penelope is interesting, the and obviously thank Yes, say ‘Thank you! Stoppard. You don’t And you Stoppard. say no to Tom of Tom choice ” —Renée Fleming (July 28) you!’ “Being an African American, I think a lot of people in the United States stereotype, thinking I should stereotype, United States I should thinking I think a lot of people in the “Being an African American, thought why I always That’s go into entertainment opposed to that. or into sports. vehemently I was Sing-Off do something in medicine. with Pentatonix] only because I decided to [audition for The I’d going to be a career.” I did not think this was application. medical-school my I thought help it would Olusola (Pentatonix; August 15) —Kevin MAGAZINE seen that never just amazing. audience [to Mass] was “The reaction Most people have of the to us, introduces Bernstein with so many elements that and shocked get absorbed and you before, in a way just massive. It gets you actors, cast of musicians, and singers. It’s along with this huge on stage.” (July 20) Szot days —Paulo to experience these is hard that THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS

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OFFICERS Jennifer W. Steans, Chairman E. Scott Santi, Vice-chairman Daniela O’Leary-Gill, Secretary Don Civgin, Vice-chairman Christopher J. Klein, Treasurer Welz Kauffman, President & CEO

BOARD OF TRUSTEES James Abrams * Betsy Holden Daniel H. Reisner Keene H. Addington III Courtney M.P. Hollowell, MD * Michael A. Sachs Jeffrey Aronin Kathryn D. Ingraham E. Scott Santi Larry A. Barden Jeffrey H. Jacobs Ronald M. Saslow Audrey Rubinstein Buntman Rudy Juarez Bradley S. Schmarak Jane D. Casper David R. Kahnweiler Joseph Seminetta

LEADERSHIP Judy Castellini David Kalt Richard L. Sevcik Don Civgin Elizabeth Karlson Alejandro Silva Richard W. Colburn * Welz Kauffman John B. Snyder Jr. Robert W. Crawford Jr. * Christopher J. Klein Jennifer W. Steans Bobbie B. Denison Emily T. Knight Avy H. Stein * Christopher A. Deveny Liz Lefkofsky Steve Steinmeyer Clifton Fenton Richard H. Lenny * John A. Stepan RAVINIA Justin Ferdula Gary J. Levin Thomas H. Stone Venita E. Fields * Susan C. Levy * Travis J. Sullivan Michael M. Froy Tom Lubin Andrés Tapia Mark D. Gerstein Andrew S. Marovitz Eduardo Tobon Michael R. Gervasio Paul E. Martin Rev. Richard L. Tolliver James T. Glerum Jr. Pamela J. Mayo Marilyn Vender * Barrett J. Gobeyn Patty McGrath Sue Wallace Kelly J. Grier Kenneth A. Meister Audrey L. Weaver Pedro A. Guerrero Toni-Marie Montgomery Steven B. Weinstein Arthur W. Hahn Christopher Noon * J. Randall White * Jeffrey C. Hammes Daniela O’Leary-Gill Benjamin Wineman * Jon Harris Alice M. Peterson * Paul G. Yovovich Louis S. Harrison Richard S. Price Greg Hart Stephen Rappin

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LIFE TRUSTEES John L. Anderson ^ Richard D. Harza Josephine Baskin Minow Cameron S. Avery Richard H. Hunt R. Michael Murray Jr. Jean S. Berghoff Dolores Kohl Kaplan Marian P. Pawlick ^ John C. Berghoff Jr. Martin J. Koldyke Dale R. Pinkert Lawrence Block Robert D. Krebs ^ Donald W. Schaumberger James Conlon Michael E. Lavin ^ Patricia Sikorovsky Sandra K. Crown Ramsey Lewis Lois Steans John A. Edwardson ^ Donald G. Lubin ^ Richard A. Stein Tadashi Enami Holly W. Madigan Pamela B. Strobel ^ Christoph Eschenbach R. Eden Martin ^ David B. Weinberg ^ Stanley M. Freehling Harvey N. Medvin Robert G. Weiss Ellen Gignilliat Zarin Mehta Howard L. Gottlieb Lucy R. Minor ^ Past chairman Chicago mayer Lori In memoriam Lightfoot meets Chicago Marshall Bennett rapper and philanthropist Stanley M. Freehling Common at his August Mrs. David J. Harris concert. Harrison I. Steans RAVINIA ADMINISTRATION Christine TaylorChristine Director, Conda, Molly Sender, Administrative Director, Director,James Schmitz, Park Director,Nick Pullia, Communications Papaioannou,Peggy Director, Finance Muir,Leslie Director, Resources Human Director, Jamie Information Laing, Jennifer Butler, Director, Ticket Welz PresidentCEO & Kauffman, EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT Tim Jans, Coordinator,Tim Donor Records Heath Warren, Manager, Fund Annual Sara Swain, Manager, Foundation & Schory,Sue Manager, Corporate Manager, Pioli, Gifts Meghan Major Mark Pearlman, Manager, Associates Butler, Manager,Mary Donor Services Manager, Senior Roth, Marie Women’s Connolly,Lisa Director, Associate Major Director, Borash, Associate Stephanie Associate Senior Commeret, Dylan DEVELOPMENT Ricolcol, Coordinator,Michelle C.J. Jarmuth, Graphic Designer Dunleavy,Kyle Producer Video Manager, InteractiveDavid Rodriguez, Nick Panfil, Manager,Publications Manager,Jasminne Hernandez, Media Patrick Manager, Gipson, & Video Pedro de Jesus, Manager, Services Client Graphic Anderson, Lead Designer Chris Director,Trish Dolan, Associate Retail Jenkins, Associate Senior Russell COMMUNICATIONS Greg Walters, Director, Development Ravinia’s Institute Music Steans FacilitiesOperations, &Grounds Technology Operations Campaign Relations Government Relations Board Operations Board Operations Gifts Foundation & Relations Corporate Director Marketing Communications Photography & Analytics Operations Director, Revenue Earned Reach Teach Education Play Programs

Michael Lorentz, Video Director Video Lorentz, Michael TechnicalMichael Robinson, Advisor Craig Technical Carlson, Advisor Master Electrician Grzejka, William Front Krueger, Norman House of Jr., Amodeo Sam Master Sound Technical Christenson, Tim Director Stage Technicians Melchor,Natividad Housekeeper Housekeeping Supervisor Gomez, Maria Vazquez, MaintenanceBrian Assistant Maintenance Gisborne, TechnicianKim Johnston, MaintenanceCory Manager Joel Vergara, Grounds Foreman Jorge Grounds Cisneros, Manager Facilities Assistant Manager Steve Siegel, Fenton,Brian Facilities Administration Meyer, Facilities Manager Larry David Watch Senior Fermaint, Officer Facilities, Grounds, andSecurity Park, Jeffrey Production Asst. Jauch, Production Garoon, Asst. Rachel Production Asst. Broniec, Bianca Dauterman, Assistant Elizabeth Wagner,Christine Production Heather Production Haigh, Operations Hausken, ProductionElise Manager Maram, Lynda and Receptionist to Assistant Executive Denise Burghardt, Services Manager,Hinano Ishii, Artist Producer, Artistic Smoot, R. Stephen Producer, Soderstrom, Artistic Erik Administration andProduction Artistic OPERATIONS Wettstein,Eric Software Developer INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Coordinator,Michelle Bringham, NayeliAccountant Herrera, Staff Manager,Kendra Stevens, Payroll & Sue Pateras, Director Associate FINANCE Engineer Technician Technician Manager Coordinator Coordinator Coordinator Production Manager Coordinator Manager Administrative Assistant the President &CEO Immigration Artist Operations &Budgets Accounting Benefits

Penny Tyler, Coordinator, Emeritus Artistic Emeritus Lewis, Ramsey Moran,Plante Auditors Perkins Coie, Attorneys Guest Services Gac, Maria Technology & Management Diamond CrossRealms, Systems Administration Investments Associates, Cambridge CONSULTANTS Breanna Box Waugh, Supervisor, Senior Taylor Waldrop, Box Supervisor, Senior Brett Wagner, Box Supervisor, Senior Box Supervisor, Senior Schnecke, Caitlin Pollard, Box Carrie Supervisor, Senior Sue Ferdon, Box Supervisor, Senior Daniel Manager Sawyers, Director Associate Moss, Duncan OPERATIONSTICKET Program Manager, Swift, Elizabeth Site Suthers, Manager,Kelly Sistema Gbadebo,Monisola Site Manager, Operations Manager Lewis, Kathleen Madelyn Tan-Cohen, Director Associate Director Associate Sinnett, Isaac Director Pedota,Luciano Associate PROGRAMS REACH TEACH PLAY EDUCATION Operations Manager Basile, Arielle Murphy,Kevin Program Director, Program Director, Fried, Miriam Co–Program Reid, Director,Rufus Jazz Co–Program Director, Childs, Billy Jazz INSTITUTE RAVINIA’S STEANSMUSIC Volunteer Park Highland Physicians of The ProgramMedical for Performing Jazz at Ravinia Director, Strategies Digital Consultants, Office Office Office Office Office Office County Lake Sistema Ravinia County Lake Ravinia Rock Circle Sistema Ravinia Singers &Strings Piano Hospital (Pro Bono) (Pro Bono) Ryan AbilityLab the Shirley of Artists Jazz at Ravinia

2019 ANNUAL FUND Deloitte LLP Crown Family Philanthropies CME Group Foundation Community CIBC Community Chicago Foundation The F.Elizabeth Foundation ° Cheney Buchanan The Family ° Foundation ° Bruning Foundation The + Suntory Beam °+ Inc. International Baxter LLC Advisers, Altair + AbbVie Anonymous (2) Exelon Partners Equity Concentric + Boyer Foundation, L. and Mary Martin BMO Paul Family M.Angell Foundation OfficialHyundai, Vehicle Discover, Card Official Skies The + Dancing Foundation Allstate Insurance Company °,Lead bywho increased $500or more. their contributions for 25consecutive years Ravinia or more. (+)indicates whohave those sign donorsmembers, Aplus new or those supported $1,000or more (°)representsof October symbol made 30,2019.Adegree Silver between 1,2018,and September Circle affordablethrough and the ticket prices festival’s Reach PlayTeach programs. namesThe listed hererepresent donations Symphony the festival of Orchestra; maintainthe beauty grounds; and provide access equitable to andeducation music music for Ravinia’s support the Chicago of including mission the to annual residency present afullrange programming, musical of most sincere expresses its gratitude Ravinia operating tovital Fund donors the contributors. These supply 2019Annual Zimmerman Andy Gignilliat C. Ellen Fenton L. Clifton Tadashi Enami Crown Sandra K. Gayla W. Cox Joan Colmar Cohen Melanie R. Cohen E. Douglas Joel M.Cahn Balkin R. Norman Chairman O’Leary-Gill, Daniela A. of the behalf on Fund the Committee members for 2019Annual thanks festival. their efforts Ravinia CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE AND PROGRAM SPONSORS—$20,000 – $49,999 –$99,999 SPONSORS—$50,000 AND DONORS MAJOR DONORSMAJOR AND SPONSORS—$100,000 AND ABOVE CORPORATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS ANNUAL FUND COMMITTEE ANNUAL FUND DONORS in memory of Alan I.Boyer Alan of in memory Reach Teach Sponsor Play Poetry FoundationPoetry + Charitable Plitt and Sedge The Henry Perkins Coie LLP Medicine Northwestern Mayer Brown LLP &WatkinsLatham LLP ° LLP KPMG Kerrygold LLP Greenberg Traurig, Grainger ° Fifth ThirdBank &YoungErnst LLP &Co. °+ JPMorgan Chase ° ITW + Council Agency Arts Illinois Foundation ° Fry Lloyd A. N. FrankelJulius Foundation BrandsFortune Home &Security Board Associates Ravinia ° The Negaunee Foundation Golf and Music Tennis of Magic Benefit The John Catherine D. and T. MacArthur Rosenthal Warner A. Daniel H.Reisner Madeleine P. Plonsker Pinkert Dale R. M.PetersonAlice Jody Perl Yasuko Okigawa Toby M.Newman Karzas Diane HeathMarilyn B.Louis Goldman Trusts + Trusts Foundation ° Walgreens ° Testa Produce + CompanyStepan ° Steinway Chicago of Piano Dorothy Richard Foundation Starling Austin LLP Sidley Shapiro Foundation &M.R. Charles Rice-Temple Wealth UBS Management, Daniel F. Rice Foundation L. and Ada RhoadesThe + Foundation LLP Smith Reed RBC Wealth Management Polk Bros. Foundation ° + PNC Bank Picniclights Club Official Clubs, Athletic Midtown Wintrust Airline Official United Airlines, TerlatoSponsor Wine Official Wines, Women’sRavinia Board J.R. White TaylorKim Steven Steinmeyer Patricia Sikorovsky Sick A. Stephanie Sevcik Richard L. Donald W. Schaumberger Steven D. Schaumberger Schabes David A. Rotering A. Nancy Financial Services, Inc. + Inc. Services, Financial PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE—$10,000 – $19,999 Azure Consulting + Iron Horse Seating The Professional Staff of NorthShore Banner Plumbing Kitchen & Bath J. Emil Anderson & Son, Inc. ° Nutrien Showroom + A.D. Johnson Foundation ° 180 Almonds LLC + Modestus Bauer Foundation ° Gerri and David Kahnweiler Peck Ritchey, LLC ° Cole-Crone Family Foundation ° Learning Resources, Inc. RumChata Alverin M. Cornell Foundation Malott Family Foundation Shalom Memorial Funeral Home / Shalom Larry and Barbara Field and Family ° Mason Foundation, Inc. ° Memorial Park First Bank of Highland Park Mazza Foundation Virginia Lee Shirley Private Foundation Ann and Gordon Getty Foundation ° Mazzetta Company, LLC Solot and Karp Family Foundation The Deane A. & John D. Gilliam Meltzer, Purtill & Stelle LLC The Trillium Foundation Foundation Mesirow Financial Underwriters Laboratories Inc. John R. Halligan Charitable Fund MillerCoors LLC + The Vail Family Foundation ° Harris Family Foundation National Endowment for the Arts Bob and Malin Vasa Helen M. Harrison Foundation Northern Trust ° Wells Fargo Advisors

GUARANTOR—$7,000 – $9,999 ABI Specifications Consulting Jaffe & Berlin, LLC Oak Ridge Investments, LLC + L. & R. Anixter Foundation Katalyst Technologies Harriette & Ted Perlman / The HAVI Group Associated Agencies, Inc. Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP Colette and John Rau ° The Bill Bass Foundation Judy and John Keller RJ2 Technologies Conagra Brands Foundation Lundbeck Arch W. Shaw Foundation ° GATX Corporation ° McKinsey & Company, Inc. ° Steiner Electric Company Great Lakes Coca-Cola Bottling The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation + Sunset Food Mart, Inc. ° Samuel S. and Dorothy R. Haber Mitsubishi Electric Automation, Inc. UBS Financial Services, Inc Foundation Next Chapter Inc. W.B. Olson, Inc. Hall Capital North Shore Gas Harbortown Industries, Inc. Northwestern University °

OPUS—$4,000 – $6,999 Anonymous Horwood Marcus & Berk Chartered ° Oxford Bank & Trust Abt Electronics + Huston Wealth Solutions The Joachim & Vicki Peters Foundation Carnot and Luceile Allen Foundation Raymond James + The Podolsky Family Foundation ° The Allyn Foundation ° IpHorgan Ltd. + Henry Pope Foundation American Freedom + JensenIT, Inc. Professional Education International BAI Security A. & E. Kaplan Foundation Benjamin J. Rosenthal Foundation The Belmonti Family The Mayer & Morris Kaplan Family Sahara Enterprises, Inc. ° The Butz Foundation Foundation TDS Inc. Consilio The Krasnow Family ° Thompson Coburn LLP Abe and Ida Cooper Foundation LA-CO Industries, Inc. ° Trek Freight Services, LLC Patrick & Anna M. Cudahy Fund Lake Forest College + United Conveyor Foundation ° Digital Check Corp. Mark Holihan Farmers Insurance Agency Howard L. Willett Foundation °+ DKMG Consulting, LLC Geraldi Norton Foundation ° Wipfli LLP; Neimark & Helfand ° Don Family Foundation ° Harry and Betty Nusbaum Family XL Screw Corporation – Frances and The Irving Harris Foundation Foundation Robert Sachs ° Helen E. Heggie Fund ° O’Halloran, Kosoff, Geitner & Cook, LLC

MARQUEE—$2,000 – $3,999 D’Addario Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lynch Reynolds Family Foundation Enterprise Holdings Foundation + National Federation of Music Clubs The Wagner Foundation

PATRON—$1,000 – $1,999 Favil David Berns and Associates + Maurice Fund, Inc. Hamilton Thies & Lorch LLP + Saliba Industries, Inc. + Highland Pop + Shaw Fishman Glantz & Towbin LLC Susan Klingenstein Fund + INDIVIDUALS

MAJOR DONORS AND Sue and Tom Pick ° Mr. Stanley M. Freehling °+ SPONSORS—$50,000 AND ABOVE Diana and Bruce Rauner Michael and Lynn Froy ° Anonymous Richard and Marianne Reinisch Mr. and Mrs. Mike Gamson + Jim and Wendy Abrams Foundation ° Wilbur and Linda Gantz ° Charles and Margery Barancik ° Richard H. Robb and Rebecca E. Crown °+ Larry A. Gerber °+ Harriet Bernbaum °+ Helen S. Rubinstein, in memory of Michael George and Maureen Gilmore + Elizabeth Crown and Bill Wallace + J. Rubinstein and in honor of his Mr. and Mrs. James T. Glerum Jr. Lyn Goldstein ° granddaughter Hazel Grace Rubinstein + Howard and Roberta Goss Holly and John Madigan Cari and Michael Sacks Joyce and Avrum Gray Family Fund Betsey and Dale Pinkert °+ Mr. and Mrs. E. Scott Santi + Kelly and John Grier The Robert Pinkert Revocable Trust + Ron and Ellen Saslow, Linda and Dick Erika and Dietrich Gross ° Jennifer W. Steans and James P. Saslow Mr. Pedro A. Guerrero + Kastenholz + John Snyder and Mignon Dupepe + Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Hahn + Sue Stevens Mrs. Richard C. Halpern MAJOR DONORS AND Pamela B. and Russ M. Strobel + Ms. Holly Harralson SPONSORS—$30,000 – $49,999 Mr. and Mrs. Loren Stone + Rick and Cathy Hirschmann + Anonymous Linda and Craig Umans Betsy and Arthur Holden Megan P. and John L. Anderson Joan Wing and Family, in memory of Jack Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Holson III Estate of Dr. and Mrs. John W. Coutts + Wing + Carol and Joel Honigberg Fund ° Elaine Frank Fund Michele and Troy Ihlanfeldt Walter and Karla Goldschmidt PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE—$10,000 – Ms. Kathryn D. Ingraham and Mr. James Foundation ° $19,999 Jacobson Welz Kauffman and Jon Teeuwissen + Anonymous (7) Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. Jacobs + Liz and Eric Lefkofsky Earl Abramson and Sheila Schlaggar ° Pat and Dan Jorndt °+ Irv Lewis ° Stuart and Phyllis Applebaum °+ Rudy Juarez Family Tera and Richard McBlaine + Jeff and Lisa Aronin Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Kailin Harold M. and Adeline S. Morrison Family Paul and Jackie Baker The Kalmin Family Foundation + Henry Berghoef and Leslie Lauer Berghoef Carol and Ed Kaplan / Kaplan Foundation Louella and Michael Sachs + Dr. and Mrs. Jacob D. Bitran Fund at The Chicago Community Nancy Zadek ° Mr. and Mrs. Roger O. Brown Trust °+ A.C., John, and Katherine Buehler ° The Morris and Dolores Kohl Kaplan CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE AND Roger and Michele Burgis Fund of the Dolores Kohl Education SPONSORS—$20,000 – $29,999 Jane and David Casper + Foundation °+ Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Jerome A. Castellini Becky and Lester Knight + Bachmann Family Susan and Don Civgin Emily and Christopher Knight ° Sarah and Larry Barden + Carol and Douglas Cohen ° Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Konen + Leslie Berger and Paul Williams The Colmar Foundation and Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Krebs ° Judy and Merrill Blau °+ Sabshon The Kugler Family °+ Winnie and Bob Crawford °+ Cretors Family + The Kunreuther Family + Joan and Bob Feitler The Crown and Goodman Families Marilyn and Mark Labkon The Fremont Foundation ° Mr. and Mrs. Lester Crown Craig J. Lancaster and Charlene T. Handler Christine and Stephen Fussell Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Larsen + Howard L. Gottlieb and Barbara G. Greis ° Mr. and Mrs. Richard Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Lee Jack and Donna Greenberg + Bobbie and Charlie Denison + Susan and Richard Lenny Janice and Steve Hefter + Jeanne and Tom Denison Laurie Frank Lieberman + Barbara Herst °+ Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. Deveny Mr. and Mrs. Paul Loeb The Hunter Family, in honor of Maxine M. David and Annette Dezelan ° Amy and Don Lubin ° Hunter ° Mr. Kenneth Douros + Judy and Tom Lubin + Susan and David Kalt + Edwardson Family Foundation °+ William H. Marks Fund in memory of Lori Ann Komisar and Morris Silverman Mr. and Mrs. Merrick Elfman + James and Roslyn Marks at The Chicago Elaine and Don Levinson + Missy and Bruce Ettelson + Community Foundation Diane and Jim Levy ° The Lisa M. Fisher Fund in memory of Andrew and Laurel Marovitz Susan and Richard Levy James and Roslyn Marks at The Chicago Paul E. Martin and Patricia Clay Martin + Bill and Diane Lloyd Community Foundation Sharon and Eden Martin ° The Edward and Lucy R. Minor Family Peter and Virginia Foreman ° Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mason + Foundation Jack and Terry Forsythe Russ and Anne Mayerfeld + Patty and Mark McGrath °+ Myron C. and Carol Warshauer Family Philip Garoon and Family, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde S. McGregor and LeAnn Pedersen Foundation + Howard Garoon and Family + Pope Betsy and Andrew Weil + Mr. Paul Gascoigne Sheila and Harvey Medvin °+ Lynne and David B. Weinberg ° Mr. and Mrs. Charles and Barbara Gately Kenneth and Jodi Meister + Steven B. 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Play County.Lake to wishes thank the Women’s Ravinia Board for toward contributions its Reach Teach and Allstate Play programs these that actively 85,000children engage and and adults each year Chicago insupporting it throughout joined Reach Teach Women’s the foresight without possible would be not Play the Ravinia of Board and the funders whohave Mr. and Mrs. Brad Falkof Cramer and Kyle Chandra JennyMs. Calcara Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Becker FamilyBachmann Avsec Leigh Anonymous $300 –$1,999 Kohn and Henry Cookie and Craig Fowler Christy Holdings Foundation Enterprise D’Addario Foundation $2,000 –$3,999 Knight and Christopher Emily Barden Sarah and Larry $4,000 –$6,999 AndrewThe W. Mellon Foundation $7,000 –$9,999 Grainger A. & John The Deane D. 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Google Grainger Credit Corp. General Electric Freddie Mac BrandsFortune Home &Security LLC Capital Fairpointe ExxonMobil Matching GiftProgram Exelon Foundation Matching Gift LLC Evanston Management Capital Discover, Card Official Inc. Services, FoodsConAgra Enterprise Program Zurich Employee MatchingZurich Program UBS Foundation Matching USA Gift Tyson Foods Financial Thrivent forLutherans Takeda Employee Programs Giving State Farm Companies Foundation Salesforce Foundation EmployeeRedbox Giving The PIMCO Foundation Pfizer Foundation PepsiCo Foundation Trust Northern The Navigators Group,Inc. Inc. Motorola, Mondelēz International Program SPECIAL GIFTS Charlotte Hughes and Christopher and Christopher Hughes Charlotte Gillette and Susan Ray Dr. Edward I.Elisberg Edwardson Family Foundation Wallace Crown and Bill Elizabeth Crawford and Bob Winnie and Mr. MichaelMrs. Julie Cartier Bernbaum Harriet Bachmann R. 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We greatly appreciate the donors whohave below $300or more contributed to RSMI’s annualoperating fund intheir career time at acritical and headlining performers from to learn top pedagogues anopportunity participants RSMI Ravinia that canfocus removing they affords fullyon their craft. By financial considerations,world-renowned musicians—so practical need—from and meals with housing to lessons they priceless everything with provides participants its RSMI generous to programs, of vital fund these donors.directly from Relying because on contributions dedicated these supporters Ravinia’s provided by opportunities Steans Institute are Music performance andThe invaluablepossible only instruction PROGRAM FOR SINGERS PROGRAM FOR PIANO AND STRINGS RAVINIA WOMEN’S BOARD PROGRAM FOR JAZZ GENERAL SUPPORT OPERATING FUNDS , premiered by an ensemble of RSMI alumni. Winners of the inaugural competition were competition the invited inaugural , premiered of alumni.Winners back for RSMI by of anensemble Stephen and Susan Rappin Stephen and Susan The Washlow,Port, Errant and Families Foundation Charitable Oyama Harold Morrison S. M.and Adeline the Honorable of Milton I. In memory and Michael Sachs Louella J.Benjamin Foundation Rosenthal Board Associates Ravinia Prazak and Bess Chuck The Negaunee Foundation Klatz Esther G. Jeffrey of inlovingmemory Kanne, Rita Carol McCardell and Michael Solomon Jeffrey of inlovingmemory Kanne, Rita Dr. and Mrs. Stanton Noskin Ed and Gayla Nieminen The Negaunee Foundation Family Foundation Harold Morrison S. M.and Adeline Moeller and Bill Kitty Miron and Russel Randi Foundation Minor R. Family The Edward andLucy Mr. Miller and Mrs. Craig A. Lipton Seymour Knight and Christopher Emily M. Hunter The Hunter Family, inof honorMaxine Family Foundation Shadur Kanne Kanne , composed by program, composed co-director Dr. Marylou Witz Dr. Marylou Group,Stone Capital Donna &Tom Inc., Sue Stevens Dorothy Richard Foundation Starling Margaret’sSt. and Schools College The Rhoades The Foundation Merle Reskin Board Associates Ravinia Board Associates Ravinia National Federation Clubs Music of Mr. James H.Stone Mr. Stepan and Mrs. John A. I.Steans Harrison of In memory P. Adena Ms. Staben and DavidSusan Spears Deborah Segil and Laurence Brad and Schmarak Gina Rundell Lisa Ms. Judy and Warner Rosenthal and HaroldLinda Rosenson Rhoades The Foundation Women’sRavinia Board The Joachim Vicki & Peters Foundation Stone Foundation from Mr. Tadashi Enami EVENT SPONSORS CS & NS Modern Luxury Modern CS &NS Chicago iHeartMedia Suntory Beam RealEstate Street Clark LLP Baird Smith Clark Insurance Company Title Chicago MellonBNY Tilly Baker Trust Northern GATX Corporation Allstate Insurance Company, Reach Lead and StephenRappin Susan SteansThe Family The Negaunee Foundation Bank US LLC Advisers, Altair generous support of these events. these of generous support gratefulRavinia is below sponsors grossedto the over for their $265,000. which together golf benefit, addition to the longtime and featuredReach in Teach Club tennis anew benefit washeld Music on May of Country 20at Exmoor programs. Magic Play the programs, Galway hisown both through Flute First Ravinia’s Academy Flute, with and sessions and the online series dinner, to live Jamescocktails, Sir tribute music, anauction, and aspecial Galway inhonor hisdedication to of education music on MayChicago MarquisMatters 11,Music grossed over $639,000. The evening included Held at the Marriott benefit. Music of Magic Board’sBoardRaviniaof Associates education programs:Trustees’ Play Matters and Music the the Ravinia benefit events that raise two major hosts fundsfor the festival’s Ravinia begins, season Before concert the summer Reach Teach MEDIA SUPPORT IN-KIND SUPPORT MAJOR SCHOOL BENEFACTORS BENEFACTORSCOMMUNITY PROGRAM BENEFACTORS PERFORMANCE SPONSOR CHALLENGE SPONSORS COCKTAIL SPONSOR RECEPTION PRESENTING SPONSOR MUSIC MATTERS Teach Sponsor Play United Airlines, Official Airline Official United Airlines, Mesirow Financial PartnersMadison Dearborn Muchin LLP Rosenman Katten Company Title First American LLP Piper DLA Shure Incorporated ITW Flowers for Dreams TerlatoSponsor Wine Official Wines, RealEstate Corporation Mid-America MAGIC OF MUSIC

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