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In 2010, ArtsWave launched with a new name and an expanded mission: to be a leader and regional catalyst that works to advance the vitality and vibrancy of Greater Cincinnati by mobilizing the creative energy of the entire community. Four years later, our ongoing transformation has produced some amazing results.

2014 WAS A RECORD-BREAKING we gather stories and data about the BY THE NUMBERS YEAR FOR THE ARTSWAVE collective impact of the arts on our CAMPAIGN, with more than 40,000 region. As a Partner, we team up with donors contributing over $12 million. We arts organizations, businesses, and More than could not have achieved this milestone leading civic organizations to leverage without the incredible leadership of that impact for the good of all. In our 40,000 gifts Campaign Chair Melanie Healey, funding, storytelling, and strategy, More than her Campaign Cabinet, our Board ArtsWave amplifies the power of the of Trustees, and the thousands of arts in our community. volunteers, companies, and foundations 24,700 people No one person can contribute who invest in our arts and cultural made gifts of $150 or less enough to sustain more than 100 arts institutions. In the coming months, organizations. No one arts organization ArtsWave will invest those dollars in can bring arts experiences to everyone 1,034 leadership more than 100 arts organizations across who lives here. The ArtsWave story of $1,500 or more Greater Cincinnati, but the story doesn’t gifts is one of collective action by the end there. community, for the community. It’s the 258 Yes, ArtsWave is the region’s largest story of tens of thousands of people workplace giving campaigns Funder of the arts, but that’s just one giving what they can to make our region role that we play. As a Connector, we an amazing place to live. When we see 219 bring people together through the arts how our region is growing and thriving corporate gifts with fun workplace campaigns and because of your investment in the arts, exciting experiences. As an Aggregator, we know that’s ArtsWave in Action.

$12 Million ALECIA contributed KINTNER President

CREATING SOCIAL • 31% increase in unique visitors to our website • 9,000 video plays on our YouTube and Vimeo channels BUZZ • 1,900 impressions on Pinterest • 12% growth in Twitter followers • 1,400 net new Likes on Facebook page • 5,000+ unique user interactions on Facebook > 2014 ANNUAL REPORT what is

in action? 1 2 3 4 2014’S FOUR To raise $12 million in To attract more than To increase engagement To create new ways BIG GOALS: contributions1 240,000 gifts 3and excitement in 4of giving outside of workplace campaigns workplace campaigns

ArtsWave in Action helps community MAKING HISTORY… 2014’S BURNING QUESTION: THAT’S ARTSWAVE IN ACTION How does each contribution to members connect the dots between ArtsWave make a difference for their gift to ArtsWave and their personal 2014 SOURCES OF SUPPORT: the community? With the help experience of the impact of the arts. In print, digital, and social media, the of marketing experts from P&G, 9% POSSIBLE, and Stanard Design, we ArtsWave in Action message and images INDIVIDUAL RESIDENTIAL developed a new marketing campaign inspired donors to take action for their that brings the impact of the arts to life: community. The results were for the ArtsWave in Action. record books. 27% CORPORATE 63% INDIVIDUALS 54% 10% INDIVIDUAL FOUNDATIONS WORKPLACE & OTHER

CAMPAIGN HISTORY: A RECORD-BREAKING YEAR

2010 $11

2011 $11

2012 $11.2

2013 $11.5

2014 $12,015,031 0 $3 $6 $9 $12 $15 in millions

MELANIE We are thrilled to announce more than $12 million in contributions – HEALEY the highest amount ever raised by any community campaign for the arts Chair of the 2014 in the country. Cincinnati is at an unprecedented tipping point: from the Campaign and Group President, P&G “Banks to Over-the-Rhine to our thriving suburbs on both sides of the North America. river, people are participating in the arts like never before. And it’s been inspiring to see how companies, individuals, and new partners have 3 come together to support the arts. ” CAMPAIGN RESULTS

ArtsWave understands the tremendous value of business partnerships.

Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center at CincySings. J. Sheldon Photography

In 2014, 258 companies ran of an audience of 1,400 at the Aronoff workplace giving campaigns, and Center in April. Hosted by Drew Lachey, gifts from those campaigns account the high-energy evening raised over for 54% of the total campaign. In $20,000 for the ArtsWave campaign turn, ArtsWave builds value for partner and gave everyone new reasons to companies year-round, providing fun cheer for their colleagues. Nine of APR 9 and exciting opportunities for employee the 10 companies participating in DREW LACHEY engagement that help them connect CincySings increased their total @DrewLachey deeply with their community. giving to the campaign this year. Getting ready CincySings ArtsWave ArtsPass to hit the stage Designed to build employee This signature benefit program connects for @ArtsWave engagement around ArtsWave donors to discounts and special offers #CincySings workplace giving campaigns as well from more than 30 arts organizations, show. as raise new dollars, CincySings plus restaurants, shops, and the invited companies to hold internal choir Cincinnati Reds. ArtsWave ArtsPass > competitions and then send their winning makes it easy to discover all the choirs to face-off in a friendly showdown. amazing arts our region has to offer. Ten local companies performed in front More than 16,000 donors gave $75

CincySings brought our employees together in a new and MANNY “creative way. It helped us raise more funds for ArtsWave than RIOS President and CEO, ever before and also generated a lot of goodwill and team spirit American Modern 4 among the entire company. ” Insurance Group 2014 ANNUAL REPORT partners in action

Employees at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center cheer during a workplace campaign event.

or more and requested to receive the $488,097. To better connect these ArtsPass in 2014; over 3,000 offers have donors with the region’s myriad been downloaded from the ArtsPass cultural and civic opportunities, website over the past year. ArtsWave introduced the CincYPerks program for YP donors Leadership Giving in collaboration with C-Change An increase in leadership giving Class 8 of the Cincinnati USA also contributed to the success of Regional Chamber. Exclusive the campaign, with more than 1,000 offers and activities are built into the individuals giving $1,500 or more. With program, which functions as a unique support from generous challenge grants clearinghouse for engaging YPs in arts from the Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile, and entertainment. Jr./U.S. Bank Foundation and P&G, ArtsWave secured 272 new leadership Amazing Arts Race gifts. In addition, ArtsWave launched Thirty-five teams from 41 companies the Women’s Leadership Roundtable to competed in ArtsWave’s 2014 Amazing encourage investment and interaction by Arts Race for young professionals. More women leaders in and for the arts. than 100 participants from Fifth Third Bank, Kroger, Macy’s, GE Aviation, and Young Professional Engagement more followed clues in this one-of-a-kind ArtsWave’s Young Professional donor arts scavenger hunt. Stops along this PNC Bank employees circle more than doubled in size in share their portraits at their year’s course included Kennedy Heights 2014, growing to 3,564 YPs contributing workplace event. Arts Center, the Taft Museum of Art, Elementz, and Know Theatre.

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MT @AW AmazingRace #AWAmazingRace @ MNTRCircus Team 36, Where Are Thou - Clue 1 > 5 CAMPAIGN RESULTS

APR 11 Macy’s Arts Sampler AMY QUINN @Rosemamie

Arts Sampler weekend returns this Saturday! Don’t miss all the best our city has to offer! Macy’s Arts Sampler with NrityArpana @Macys Arts Indian Dance at the Taft Museum of Art. Mikki Schaffner Photography #Sampler2014 @ArtsWave > engagement in action

Toast “2” the Arts MAR 5 RIGHTEOUS ROOM @RighteousRoom Help benefit the @ArtsWave I enjoy that I can “try” out a lot of different kinds of arts with my today by enjoy TWO “children/husband to see what they will enjoy before committing top-rated wines for “Toast to spending a lot of money on tickets. Quite surprisingly, my 2 The Arts”, $2 donated on 11-year-old LOVED opera! Who knew?? glasses & $6 for bottles! #ArtsWaveWine MACY’S ARTS SAMPLER ATTENDEE > ”

At the same time workplace Macy’s Arts Sampler Toast “2” the Arts! campaigns were kicked into high More than 10,000 people attended For the first time, more than 20 local gear, ArtsWave expanded its reach three Macy’s Arts Sampler Saturdays restaurants, bars and hotels supported to donors outside the office. Events showcasing the area’s arts the campaign by offering two specially like Macy’s Arts Sampler and special organizations. Events included arts from selected “ArtsWave wines” on their promotions with the Cincinnati Reds and many world cultures including Japanese menus and donating $2 from the sale of local restaurants provided fun ways for choral music, African drumming, and every glass to the campaign. ArtsWave everyone to support and engage with Russian folk dancing. helped promote the businesses, making the arts. it a win-win for everyone. Participating establishments included Nada, Jean Robert’s Table, Local 127, The Precinct, The Cincinnatian Hotel, and Hilton Netherlands among others.

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DAVID CHARLES LEWIS APR 9 Macy’s Arts Sampler at @dcl72 Music Hall. Mikki Schaffner Photography Day out at the @Reds game with #AnyDirection and friends for @ArtsWave #CincySings >

Arts Fans Step Up to the Plate Friend-Raising The Cincinnati Reds extended their For the first time, ArtsWave enlisted partnership with ArtsWave by creating a volunteer ambassadors to post and special discount on Reds tickets for the blog about the arts and the ArtsWave month of April and donating a portion of Community Campaign. These volunteers each ticket to the campaign. Over 1,000 invited their networks to contribute tickets were sold through this promotion. to one of 18 online micro-giving campaigns that were customized to their interests. With their help, these campaigns brought in 228 donations totaling $17,717.

I found out about places I didn’t “know existed and will be back to enjoy them in the future. MACY’S ARTS SAMPLER ATTENDEE ” 7 CAMPAIGN RESULTS

ArtsWave is making a strategic investment in driving two key impacts for our region: a vibrant regional economy and a more Macy’s Arts Sampler at connected community. Cincinnati Shakespeare Company. Mikki Schaffner Photography

FEB 9 UNITEDWAY CINCINNATI Here are a few thoughts from “My job at the Oxford Visitors Bureau @UnitedWayGC community members about their is to help promote a place that both experience of ArtsWave in Action welcomes visitors and encourages The @ArtsWave tourism in our community. When #campaign is on! A VIBRANT REGIONAL somebody says, “Oh, yeah, Oxford has Let’s help them ECONOMY that cool Shakespeare-y thing going on” reach their $12M “We consider the Covedale Center to that puts Oxford on the map and gives goal & make be one of the anchors offering this site us something to be proud of… we plan Gr. #Cincinnati an exceptional competitive advantage. to continue our partnership with OCAC an amazing The theater consistently draws tens of and Cincinnati Shakespeare in the Park place to live! every summer, indefinitely.” thousands of people from throughout #Give2ArtsWave the region. Their audiences have long – Jessica Greene, Executive Director, > been contributors to the neighborhood Oxford Visitors Bureau economy and in effect contributors to the neighborhood’s revitalization.” A MORE CONNECTED

– Diana Vakharia, Director of Economic COMMUNITY I love going to Rhythm & Development, Price Hill Will “I liked when there were 240 dudes in the room together in the Boychoir Motion! The people in the class “ “…Manifest’s shows bring 200-300 because there were more friends to are all different demographics, potential customers from outside the make. I believe that we could make including gender, age, size, neighborhood monthly… I have been in a song that would make the worst of business almost 2 years now and chose enemies into the best of friends.” and ethnicity, but we all come to locate my business in East Walnut together to dance. I think I’ve – Aiden, age 10, Cincinnati Boychoir made more friends by going Hills specifically because of Manifest Gallery’s presence.” to dance class than I have “A mother pulled me aside to say that anywhere else in the city! – Shawna Guip, Owner, her son had a great deal of social Hi-Bred vintage shop anxiety and never wanted to go KRYSTEN outside… CAC’s Thursday Art Play was Rhythm & Motion the first program he expressed interest student at the in attending and now he looks forward Cincinnati Ballet ” 8 2014 ANNUAL REPORT community

LISC Place Matters WALNUTHILLS@walnuthillsrf impact agenda We’re thrilled with all of the amazing artists and performers that will be there thanks to @ArtsWave! #WeAreWalnutHills STRATEGY IN ACTION > In addition to funding direct grants for arts organizations, ArtsWave also invests in strategic initiatives to direct resources in alignment with broader community to going each week… It’s allowed him goals. In 2014, ArtsWave announced three initiatives relating to neighborhood development, community health, and arts education. to branch out and try other programs, and has finally given her some social LISC and Place Matters by Cincinnati Shakespeare Schools and Newport freedom as they have made friends with In May, ArtsWave Company in Price Hill Independent Schools and other families who attend.” announced a new schools. Covington Independent partnership with LISC Interact for Health and Public Schools in Northern Kentucky to conduct an – CAC educator Elizabeth Hardin-Klink Greater Cincinnati and Join the Fun Northern Kentucky to ” Arts Education Community In February, ArtsWave Audit. BUILDING CAPACITY IN support arts activities partnered with Interact in five Place Matters The process is based on THE ARTS for Health in the launch neighborhoods in the of its “Join the Fun” the “Community Audit for In addition to grants, ArtsWave provides coming year. ArtsWave program, a series of Arts Education” model, local arts organizations with access awarded $45,000 in grants community events to created by The Kennedy to LISC’s designated Center in Washington, to shared resources, volunteers, and motivate residents of community revitalization D.C. and has been workshops with local and national all ages to “get moving” organizations in Avondale, and to build social conducted in a number experts. Regular convenings give arts Covington, Madisonville, connections. Together, the of school districts across organizations and professionals the Price Hill, and Walnut organizations provided the country. Information Hills. Each Place Matters $300,000 in funding to 21 gathered from survey chance to collaborate and share best neighborhood will use the data, interviews and practices. More than 300 local business organizations, including 4 funds to contract with arts arts organizations. Join the community conversations professionals have received board organizations supported Fun arts activities included will be compiled into a final training through ArtsWave’s BOARDway by ArtsWave, or to support the Cincinnati Ballet’s report in the summer of activities that include 2014. This audit will give Bound program and been matched with Cincy Dances public dance community-building arts event in Washington Park, the community a clearer more than three dozen different local programs. Projects range among others. picture of how much arts groups. from a Jazz and BBQ access local students have Festival in Madisonville, Arts Education Audit to arts programs inside to arts exhibits and ArtsWave, in conjunction and outside the classroom, acting classes for youth with The Greater Cincinnati and where opportunities to encourage peaceful Alliance for Arts Education exist to increase students’ conflict resolution in (GCAAE), has partnered access to the arts. Avondale, to performances with Cincinnati Public

We typically think of the arts in terms of enrichment and self-expression, but they are also a great tool for building community. We’re so excited to have this “opportunity to bring together diverse populations in East, West and Lower Price Hill, building cohesion through the shared experience of watching and participating in live performances.

LAUREN FAULKNER Price Hill Will Asili Performing Arts Theatre at “ArtsWave ” Presents at CVG Airport” 9 CAMPAIGN RESULTS

Macy’s Arts Sampler at Music Hall with the Cincinnati Ballet. Mikki Schaffner Photography in action across the region

ArtsWave supports more than 100 arts organizations in 35 communities across the region.

ARTSWAVE GRANT RECIPIENTS: SEPTEMBER 2013 - AUGUST 2014 Macy’s Arts Sampler at MidPointe Library NORTH WEST NORTHERN City of Montgomery of West Chester Acting Up Community Cincinnati Landmark KENTUCKY Clermont Festivale Theater of Mason Productions Behringer-Crawford Chorale Blue Ash/Montgomery Dearborn Highlands Arts Museum Clermont Philharmonic Tri-State Chamber Players Symphony Orchestra Council The Carnegie COR Music Project Walnut Hills Redevelopment Fitton Center for East Price Hill Center for Great Grailville Retreat and Foundation Creative Arts Improvement Neighborhoods of Program Center Association Women Writing for (a) Hamilton-Fairfield Covington Jazz Alive Symphony Orchestra Price Hill Will Change Footlighters Kennedy Heights Arts MAKETANK, Inc. Price Hill Will – Kentucky Symphony Center MYCincinnati CENTRAL Mayerson JCC Orchestra Lebanon Symphony Oxford Community Springfield Township Arts Showbiz Players Orchestra Activities Beyond the Enrichment Council Classroom Arts Center Madisonville Community Pyramid Hill Wagner Society of EAST Urban Redevelopment Art Academy of Cincinnati Sculpture Park Cincinnati Corp. ArtWorks Artsy Fartsy Sorg Opera Manifest Creative Avondale Comprehensive Ballet Theatre Midwest Revitalization Group Research Gallery & Development Corp. Bi-Okoto Cultural Institute Drawing Center Wyoming Fine Arts Center Center for Independent Center for Holocaust Neusole Glassworks Living Options: Art and Humanity Ohio Valley Woodturner’s Beyond Boundaries 10 Guild 2014 ANNUAL REPORT

PINTEREST.COM/ artswave/organizations-we-support/

For a complete map, visit www.pinterest.com/ArtsWave to locate over 100 organizations in dozens of regional communities who received support from ArtsWave. Macy’s Arts Sampler > at the Fitton Center for Creative Arts.

2014-2015 IMPACT AWARD Chamber Music Network Know Theatre of Cincinnati Cincinnati Boychoir AMOUNTS BY DISCIPLINE of Greater Cincinnati Linton Chamber Music Cincinnati Public Radio A BALANCED APPROACH Cincinnati Art Museum Series concert:nova TO INVESTMENT Cincinnati Arts Association Living Arrangements for Contemporary Dance - Weston Arts Gallery the Developmentally Theater Disabled 4 Cincinnati Ballet Creative Aging Cincinnati MUSICAL Lloyd Library 7 Cincinnati Chamber Dramakinetics VISUAL Orchestra MamLuft & Co. Dance Enjoy the Arts 5 Cincinnati Children’s Choir MUSE: Cincinnati VOCAL Women’s Choir Greater Cincinnati Alliance Cincinnati Contemporary for Arts Education Jazz Orchestra National Underground Railroad Freedom Madcap Productions 9 2 Cincinnati May Festival 35 DANCE Center Puppet Theatre MULTI IMPACT Cincinnati Memorial Hall New Edgecliff Theatre Melodic Connections GRANTS Cincinnati Men’s Chorus Over-the-Rhine My Nose Turns Red Cincinnati Opera Community Housing NrityArpana School of 8 Association THEATRE PAR-Projects Indian Dance Cincinnati Playhouse in Pones Inc. the Park Partnership for Innovation in Education Queen City Chamber Cincinnati Preservation Opera Association Queen City Balladeers • 35 local arts organizations receive School House Symphony Cincinnati Shakespeare Taft Museum of Art $9.7 million in impact-based grants • $435,000 invested in smaller project and Company UC College Conservatory Southern Gateway Chorus strategic partnership grants to as many as of Music Visionaries and Voices Cincinnati Symphony 80 (estimated) arts organizations Orchestra UC Partners for Achieving WMKV Public Radio • Each year ArtsWave invests additional funds The Children’s Theatre of School Success 89.3 FM in a variety of services, engagement and Cincinnati VAE: Cincinnati’s Vocal innovation programs for as many as 160 arts organizations Clifton Cultural Arts Center Arts Ensemble Clifton Town Meeting World Piano Competition Collegium Cincinnati YWCA Contemporary Arts Center VISIT OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL TheArtsWave Corryville Suzuki Project REGIONAL Elementz American Red Cross See Pones Inc. teach Cincinnati Area Chapter Ensemble Theatre the crowd choreography Art Links Cincinnati for “Happy” at the Join Exhale Dance Tribe Cappies of Greater Cincinnati the Fun Kick-off: Eye of the Artist bit.ly/ArtsWaveVid Foundation Catacoustic Consort > Freestore Foodbank CET Friends of SCPA Cincinnati Black Theatre Company Keep Cincinnati Beautiful

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ArtsWave’s 2014 Campaign Cabinet at the Campaign Celebration. Mikki Schaffner Photography leadership in action

2014 Cabinet Members CHAIR: Barbara Hauser, Candace McGraw, Scott Robertson, Brian Veith, Melanie L. Healey, Manager, Ohio Chief Executive Officer - Chairman - RCF Group Senior Vice President, Group President - North Community Relations - Cincinnati/Northern Ramon Rodriguez, Commercial Banking - America, P&G P&G Kentucky International Vice President, Private Mt. Washington Airport Savings Bank Kevin Canafax, Holly Hehemann, Bank - Fifth Third Bank Site General Manager - Manager, Executive Kathy Merchant, Monika Royal-Fischer, George Vincent, Fidelity Investments Meetings and Events - P&G President & Chief Client Services/Recruiter - Managing Partner - Executive Officer - Dinsmore & Shohl LLP Karen Carnahan, Brian Hodgett, Creative Niche, Inc. Director, Ohio Government The Greater Cincinnati Mark G. Volkman, President & COO, Foundation Zell Schulman, Document Management and Community Relations Community Volunteer Senior VP - Jones Lang - P&G Mary Miller, LaSalle Division - Cintas Trish Smitson, Katy Hollister, Chief Executive Officer - Susan Wheatley, Phil Duncan, JANCOA Janitorial Regional CEO - Global Design Officer - Chief Strategy Officer, American Red Cross Partner - Taft, Stettinius, & Managing Partner, US Services, Inc. Hollister LLP P&G Nancy Swanson, Business Tax Services - Santa Ono, Mary Zalla, Molly Flanagan, Deloitte President - University of Vice President, Corporate - Manager, State P&G Chief Executive Officer - Tom Kinman, Cincinnati Landor Government Relations - Greg Vehr, P&G Vice President, Johnna Reeder, Robert M. Zimmerman, Facilities Management - President & CEO - VP for Governmental Jane Garvey, Relations and University Partner - Dinsmore & Cincinnati Children’s REDI Cincinnati Shohl LLP VP, Marketing & Hospital Medical Center Communications - Communications - Deborah Robb, University of Cincinnati Cincinnati Children’s Molly Marburger, Director of Community Hospital Medical Center Senior Communications Revitalization and Manager, North America Inclusion - Port of Greater - P&G Cincinnati

TOM The arts benefit everyone in the Greater Cincinnati region, WILLIAMS enhancing our quality of life and enriching our children’s Chair of the 2015 campaign and educational experience. Join me in building on 2014’s momentum Partner, President “ as we launch the 2015 ArtsWave Community Campaign. 12 of North American Properties ” 2014 ANNUAL REPORT

ArtsWave’s 2014 Young 2014 YP Committee Professsionals Committee

CO-CHAIR: Gene Droder, Dana LaCoste, Lou Nazir, Macy’s Jason Snodgrass, Robert Zimmerman, Frost Brown Todd Ohio National Financial Paaras Parker, Macy’s Kroger Services Dinsmore & Shohl, LLP Alex Eichler, Alex Parlin, PNC Bank Paul Tomich, CO-CHAIR: Raymond James Amanda McDonald, Western & Southern Taft Museum of Art Lourdes Perrino, Taft, Financial Group Brian Veith, Laura Englehart, Stettinius, & Hollister LLP Mt. Washington TriHealth Kevin Miller, Sarah Topy, P&G Phuong Petersen, P&G Savings Bank Natalie Gerano, Duke Energy Jonathan Whigham, Robert Bartz, GE Aviation Cincinnati Children’s Erica Minton, Karen Reed, KeyBank Hospital Medical Center Cincinnati Symphony Bank of Kentucky Julie Bernzott, Cincinnati Clare Whitaker, USA Regional Chamber Autumn Grilliot, Orchestra Allison Rice, Cristofoli-Keeling Cincinnati Playhouse in Fifth Third Bank Bethany Boske, Ashley Morgan, Mark Wilson, American Modern the Park University of Cincinnati Nafeesa Shah, Cincinnati Bell POSSIBLE Insurance Group Katie Hesse, Coldwell Caitlin Murphy, Dan Zibton, GE Aviation Banker West Shell Keating Muething & Dominique Brown, Lauren Smith, Xavier University Phil Hurak, Klekamp Mercy Health Ernst & Young Tracey Lynn Conrad, Young Philanthropist Ginger Johnson, from ARTSWAVE Society of Cincinnati Cincinnati Ballet Alison Dehncke, Deloitte Gwen Kirles, PatientPoint See one of our BOARDway Kelly Dobos, Heather Kitchen, Bound graduates and KAO USA Enjoy the Arts YP Committee members in Action on vimeo.com/ ArtsWave Board of Directors >

2013-2014 ARTSWAVE TRUSTEES Michael R. McAlevey** James E. Schwab + LIFE TRUSTEES TRUSTEES Maribeth Amyot Candace S. McGraw Robert Sibcy Otto M. Budig, Jr. OFFICERS: L. Michelle Bailey David S. Meyer** Murray Sinclaire + Lee A. Carter Karen R. Bowman, Ronald T. Bates + Mikio Nishizu** Piyush Singh Raymond R. Clark Chair Jana L. Bazzoli Evans N. Nwankwo Jim Sluzewski A. B. Closson, Jr. Lisa Sauer, Eric K. Combs David P. Osborn + Mary Stagaman Nancy Heffner Donovan Vice Chair Alfonso Cornejo Chris Ostoich James Stapleton + Joseph H. Head, Jr. Melvin J. Gravely II, Secretary Kelley J. Downing Michael Pahutski Shane Starkey + John J. Kron Andre S. Valentine, Dianne Dunkelman Linda Phelps Teresa Tanner** Susan S. Laffoon Treasurer Kenneth Goldhoff Gil Phipps Christopher A. Tschieder Daniel W. LeBlond Teresa Tanner, Gerald H. Greene + R. Michael Prescott** Mary E. Tuuk Mitchel D. Livingston At-Large Andrew T. Hawking Martha Ragland + Larry Vignola + Richard H. Rosenthal Mary McCullough- Melanie Healey +** Manny Rios George H. Vincent** Edgar L. Smith, Jr. Hudson, Dave Heimbach Jack Rouse** John V. Wharton** Peter S. Strange CEO Mark Heimbouch Thomas R. Schiff Tom Williams + Dudley S. Taft Alecia T. Kintner, President & COO Crystal L. Kendrick Rosemary Schlachter + James M. Zimmerman Ellen G. van der Horst J.B. Kropp Jodi Schmidtgoesling- ** Executive Committee Woffington + Ex-Officio ArtsWave Staff List LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT / Kate Kennedy IMPACT IT/ADMIN Mary McCullough-Hudson COMMUNICATIONS Spencer Mapes Heather Hallenberg Laura Bookland Alecia Townsend Kintner Michael Boberg Jodi Perry Tara Townsend Shannon Gilmore Teri Haught Rebecca Bromels Daphney Thomas Dennis Lyons FINANCE Rebecca Calkin Jamie White Sue Reichelderfer Samantha Cribbet Maddie Grant Lisa Wolter Sylvia Thornton Beth Holmes 13 Tara McMullen CAMPAIGN RESULTS

Thank you to the following companies, employees, and foundations.

APR 23 Making History Macy’s Arts Sampler with BUSINESSCOURIER the Cincinnati Symphony @BusinessCourier Orchestra. Mikki Schaffner Photography @ArtsWave raises millions in nation’s largest arts campaign bizj.us/vj6h3 2014 > recognition list Partner Companies and Foundations Bold indicates 50% or more $100,000 - $249,000 Toyota Motor Engineering employee participation American Financial Group & Manufacturing North America, Inc. American Modern Insurance Group $2,000,000+ U.S. Bank P&G Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center UC and UC Health $1,000,000 - $1,999,999 Convergys Corporation $50,000 - $99,999 GE Aviation Duke Energy AK Steel Fifth Third Bank Enquirer Media Ameritas Frisch’s Restaurants Cintas Corporation $500,000 - $999,999 Jacob G. Schmidlapp Trusts, Deloitte Fifth Third Bank Trustee Macy’s, Inc. Dinsmore & Shohl LLP Ohio National Financial Services $250,000 - $499,999 Dorothy M.M. Kersten Trust, U.S. PNC Bank Trustee Cincinnati Bell The Carol Ann & Ralph V. Haile, Jr./ Gladys and Ralph Lazarus The Kroger Co. U.S. Bank Foundation Education Fund, A Field of Western & Southern The Cincinnati Insurance Interest Fund of the Greater 14 Financial Group Companies Cincinnati Foundation 2014 ANNUAL REPORT

Jacob G. Schmidlapp Trusts, The H.B., E.W. and F. R. Luther The Thomas J. Emery Memorial Fifth Third Bank, Trustee Charitable Foundation TriHealth, Inc. The Josephine Schell Russell The Louise Taft Semple VANTIV Charitable Trust, PNC Foundation Advisors Trustee

Keating Muething & Klekamp PLL LPK BEST_KATI MARCH The E.W. Scripps Company and instagram Scripps Howard Foundation Be a rebel and The Greater Cincinnati #Give2ArtsWave Foundation #ArtsWave #lpkinterns. >

$25,000 - $49,999 Cincinnati Public School Toyota Motor Sales North Lerner, Sampson & Boy Scouts of America, Employees American Parts Center - Rothfuss Dan Beard Council The Bank of Kentucky Cinti./No. Kentucky Kentucky LOTH Inc. Burke, Inc. Bartlett & Co., LLC International Airport United Way of Greater Mayfield Clinic, Inc. Central Bank of Catholic Health Partners Clopay Corporation Cincinnati Employees Northern Ky and Mercy Health Mazak Corporation The David J. Joseph VonLehman & Company CET The Christ Hospital Inc. CPA Megen Construction Company Company Champlin Architecture Cincinnati Arts Duro Bag Mfg. Co. Xavier University Association Multi-Color Corporation Cincinnati Landmark Farmer Family Foundation Xtek, Inc. Productions Cincinnati Symphony Northern Kentucky Orchestra and May FRCH Design Worldwide University Faculty & Staff Cincinnati Metro Area Festival Musicians Givaudan Flavors Corp. $5,000 - $9,999 Park National Bank SW Combined Federal 3CDC Campaign & Staff Grant Thornton LLP Ohio & NKY Cincinnati USA Regional 4myBenefits Inc. Patheon Pharmaceuticals Cincinnati Museum Center Graydon Head & National Underground Chamber Atkins & Pearce, Inc. Inc. Greystone Investment Railroad Freedom City of Cincinnati Management BakerHostetler RCF Group Center Eleanora C. U. Alms Trust, Hamilton County Barnes Dennig RiverPoint Capital Cincinnati Public Radio Fifth Third Bank, Trustee Management Employees Belcan Corporation Cincinnati Sports Club EY Rotex Global, LLC Helen G., Henry F., BHDP Architecture Cincinnati State Technical ETHICON and Louise Tuechter Scripps Networks Cassidy Turley and Community College Frost Brown Todd LLC Dornette Foundation, Interactive, Inc. Commercial Real Cincinnati USA Fifth Third Bank Trustee SHP Leading Design Harold C. Schott Estate Services Convention and Foundation HORAN Chavez Properties Triversity Construction Visitors Bureau Humana Company Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati Ballet Cincinnati Works Cincinnati Jones Lang LaSalle The Crosset Family Fund Cincinnati Playhouse in Clark, Schaefer, Hackett of The Greater Cincinnati Huntington Bank Kao USA Inc. the Park & Co. Foundation Kroger Cincinnati/Dayton Katz Teller Comey & Shepherd College of Mount St. The William O. Purdy, Jr. Marketing Division Realtors Joseph KeyBank Fund of The Greater Luxottica KnowledgeWorks dunnhumby USA Cincinnati Foundation Contemporary Arts Center Messer Construction Co. Foundation Employees of Cincinnati UBS Financial Services Opera Cors & Bassett, LLC Sibcy Cline Realtors Landor Associates Ulmer & Berne LLP Taft Stettinius & LPK The Empower Group Covington Independent Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Public Schools Hollister LLP Nielsen Enquirer Media Pease LLP Deaconess Thompson Hine LLP Ohio Valley Foundation, Equipment Depot Associations, Inc. Turner Construction Fifth Third Bank, Agent Fund Evaluation $1,500 - $4,999 Company Group LLC Deskey Osborne Coinage Co. A & P Technology United Dairy Farmers Gallagher SKS Downtown Cincinnati Inc. PAYCOR, Inc. Al. Neyer Duke Realty Corporation Pomeroy GBBN Architects American Red Cross- Eco Engineering $10,000 - $24,999 ProLogis Hilltop Basic Cincinnati Area Chapter Resources, Inc. Employees of the Public AAA Allied Group, Inc. Tata Consultancy Services Anthem Blue Cross Library of Cincinnati and ArtsWave Staff Intelligrated The Daniel and Susan Blue Shield Hamilton County CFM International Pfau Foundation Interact for Health Archdiocese of Cincinnati Federal Equipment Chemed Corporation Total Quality Logistics Jack Rouse Associates Bahl & Gaynor Company Cincinnati Art Museum Towne Properties Legg Mason Investment Investment Counsel Counsel Cincinnati Bengals BKD, LLP continued on next page 15 CAMPAIGN RESULTS

Partner Companies and Foundations, Continued $1,500 - $4,999 Rippe & Kingston/ Battele Beech Acres Parenting First National Bank of Mason City Schools Rippe Kingston Center Southwestern Ohio Miller-Valentine Walsh continued Robert W. Baird & Co. Blank Rome LLP Fitton Center for Fund Fusite Division of Emerson Incorporated Creative Arts Mitsubishi Electric Electric Co. Boone County Schools The Schueler Group of Buddy Roger’s Music Flynn & Company Automotive America, Inc. The Hauser Group Companies Building Management Forest Hills School District Netherland Rubber Co. Hightowers Petroleum Shepherd Chemical Partners Employees Northern Kentucky Company The Shepherd Color Burgess & Niple, Inc. Game Day Chamber of Commerce I.A.T.S.E. Cincinnati Stage Company Communications Northwestern Mutual/ Employees Local #5 Calfee, Halter & Southern Air Griswold LLP Gateway Community and Kelley Financial Group Indian Hill Exempted Southwest Ohio Regional Technical College NSG, Inc. Village School District Cancer Family Care, Inc. Transit Authority glaserworks: Architecture Cassady Schiller CPAs & Osborn Rohs Williams & InterBrand & Urban Design Squire Sanders (US) LLP Advisors Donohoe, LLC Jancoa Graf, Stiebel & Moyers Strauss Troy Co., LPA C-Forward Pro Seniors, Inc. Landrum & Brown Inc. HGC Construction The Summit Country Day Charles H. Bilz Insurance Reliable Castings Corp. M. Bohlke Veneer School Agency Hispanic Chamber Resource Interactive Corporation Cincinnati USA Inc. Taft Museum of Art Chase Robbins Kelly Patterson Madison Wealth Thomson MacConnell HuDawn Facility Solutions & Tucker Management The Children’s Theatre Cadillac Inc. hyperQUAKE The Seven Hills School Mellott & Mellott, PLL of Cincinnati Tri-Org Cincinnati Bar Association Infintech LLC Skyline Chili, INC. Meridian Bioscience Inc. Union Institute & Cincinnati Business Intrinzic, Inc. St. Ursula Academy Meritor, Inc. University Courier John Senhauser Architects St. Xavier High School Michael Schuster United-Maier Signs, Inc. Cincinnati Children’s Joseph Auto Group Associates, Inc. Starboard Strategy USI Insurance Choir Joseph Decosimo and Milford Exempted Village Straight Face Partners, LLC Viox Services, Inc. Cincinnati Shakespeare Company Schools StrataMark Dynamic Company Ka-Kel The Myers Y. Cooper W. P. Dolle, LLC. Solutions Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Company Wood & Lamping LLP Kenton County School TDA Associates, Inc. Garden District Northlich Wood Herron & Evans LLP Thomas More College City of Blue Ash Kentucky Symphony O’Rourke Wrecking Woolpert, Inc. Ursuline Academy of Clifton Cultural Arts Orchestra Company Cincinnati Center Kohnen & Patton Port Of Greater $500 - $1,499 Vehr Communications Colliers International KPMG LLP Cincinnati 21c Hotel WCPO 9 On Your Side Development Authority Curiosity Advertising KZF Design Inc. 4C for Children Wells Fargo Insurance Porter Wright Morris & d.e. Foxx and Legacy Financial Advisors Services USA, Inc. Arthur LLP All Occasions Event Associates, Inc. Rental Legal Aid Society of The Westin Cincinnati POSSIBLE Emersion Design LLC Greater Cincinnati Archiable Electric Woodward PricewaterhouseCoopers Ensemble Theatre Company Long-Stanton Manufacturing Construction Inc. LLP Cincinnati Companies ArtWorks YWCA of Greater ProSource First Highland Management LSI Industries Inc. Beckman Weil and Development Cincinnati Richards Industries Mariemont City Schools Shepardson LLC First Industrial Realty Trust

CINCYSINGS Toast “2” the Arts Partners COMPETITORS Thank you to cutting edge distributors and to the following restaurants P&G who participated in our Toast “2” the Arts program, donating $2 per glass GE Aviation of select wines to the ArtsWave Community Campaign. American Modern The Anchor Jean Robert’s Table Cricket Lounge at the Insurance Group Bistro on Elm at the Jimmy G’s Cincinnatian Hotel Cincinnati Children’s Millennium The Orchids at Palm Court The Lackman Hospital Medical and The Bar at Palm Bouquet Restaurant and Local 127 Center Wine Bar Court at the Netherland M Restaurant Hilton TriHealth The Celestial Mantra on the Hill The Precinct Humana GE Aviation at CincySings. Ash American Fare J. Sheldon Photography (formerly Cumin) Nada Prime 47 Horseshoe Casino Daveed’s Obscura The Righteous Room Kroger Igby’s The Palace at the Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse Fifth Third Bank 16 Cincinnatian Hotel Jeff Ruby’s Trio Bistro Duke Energy Zula 2014 ANNUAL REPORT

ArtsPass Partners and CincyPerks Partners, 2013-15 ArtsPass Partners Cincinnati Symphony Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park Flourish Landscape & Quan Hapa Art Academy of Cincinnati Orchestra and Museum Interior Design Rock Paper Scissors / Behringer-Crawford Clifton Cultural Arts Center Sunset Players Frame USA Warehouse Smartfish Studio & Supply Museum CCM, University of Taft Museum Outlet Take the Cake The Betts House Cincinnati VAE: Cincinnati’s Vocal Arts FUNKë Fired Arts Taste of Belgium Bistro Broadway in Cincinnati Contemporary Arts Center Ensemble Gents Bellevue, Men’s The Palace Restaurant – Consignment The Carnegie Visual & Contemporary Dance Wyoming Fine Arts Center Cincinnatian Hotel Performing Arts Center Theater Hinge RESTAURANTS, RETAIL CincYPerks Partners The Children’s Theatre of Elementz Hofbrauhaus Newport AND MORE Cincinnati Enjoy the Arts Holtman’s Donuts Bikram Yoga 20 Brix Cincinnati Art Museum Ensemble Theatre Honey Cincinnati Nature Center 1215 Wine Bar & Coffee Lab Cincinnati Ballet Cincinnati indigenous, a handcrafted Cincinnati USA Regional ALBA Organic Beauty Chamber Cincinnati Black Theatre Fire Museum of Greater gallery Studio & Cincy Organic Company Cincinnati It’s Yoga Cricket Lounge at the Stylebar Cincinnatian Hotel Cincinnati Boychoir Fitton Center for Creative Jim Brofft Salon Arts Atomic Number Ten Fifty West Brewing Cincinnati Chamber Bikram Yoga Cincinnati Main Street Yoga Company Orchestra Kennedy Heights Arts Center Brazee Street Studios Mazunte Taqueria Gents Bellevue, Men’s Cincinnati Children’s Choir Kentucky Symphony Brew River Gastropub Melt Eclectic Deli Consignment Cincinnati Landmark Orchestra Café Lang Thang MiCA 12/V Greater Cincinnati American Productions Culinary Federation Know Theatre of Cincinnati Cheers to Art Mt. Kofinas Olive Oil Cincinnati Men’s Chorus Mercantile Library Linton Music Cincinnati Nature Center Padrino Cincinnati Opera Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse Madcap Puppets Cincinnati Reds Park + Vine Cincinnati Playhouse In Xavier University the Park MamLuft&Co Dance Couture Couture Boutique Pho Lang Thang The May Festival Picnic & Pantry Young Professionals’ Cincinnati Shakespeare Essencha Tea House Choral Collective (yp/CC) Company Powerhouse Factories

Vocal Intensity of American Modern Insurance Group performs at CincySings. J. Sheldon Photography APR 22 ELIZABETH PIERCE@ewpierce

$12 Million+ raised for @ArtsWave & CincinnatiUSA community!! Largest campaign success ever! leadership #QualityOfLife pic.twitter. com/4kmcDi0VCU > donors

VISIONARIES OVATION CIRCLE $25,000+ $15,000 - $24,999 Anonymous (2) Anonymous (1) Tom and Dee Stegman Chris and Karen Bowman Shannon and Lee Carter Mr. Edwin Tanouye Mr. Carl H. Lindner III Castellini Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Mr. S. Craig Lindner Dick and Joyce Farmer Williams Lois and Richard Rosenthal Bruce and Melanie Healey Mr. and Mrs. James M. Thomas R. Schiff* Joe and Susan Pichler* Zimmerman

A.T. Folger, Jr. - Lowe Moe and Jack Rouse continued on next page 17 Simpson Fund* CAMPAIGN RESULTS

INNOVATORS CIRCLE The Manuel D. and Rhoda Rosemary and Mark Schlachter* $10,000 - $14,999 Mayerson Foundation Mrs. Joseph S. Stern, Jr.* Cecile Allyn Bruce and Marilyn Mills Dudley S. Taft Eileen and John Barrett Oliver Family Foundation Ellen and Ray van der Horst The Otto M. Budig Family John and Francie Pepper* George H. and Kim M. Vincent Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Marc S. Pritchard Alice Weston Lucille K. and Charles O. Mr. Jon R. Moeller and Judy and Joe Williams Carothers Ms. Lisa Sauer Dave and Dee Dillon*

William and Susan Friedlander MAR15 Kay Geiger CAMRYN PREVOST Naomi T. Gerwin Learned a few dance Roger and Joyce Howe moves from the Forget- Beth and Peter Levin Me-Not Dancers at Macy’s Arts #Sampler2014 >

CHAIR’S CIRCLE Mrs. Philip O. Geier Donald K. and Linda S. DIRECTORS’ Mr. Chaker A. Chahrour Werner and Sabine Phelps CIRCLE Mr. Paul W. $5,000 - $9,999 Geissler Dan and Julia Poston Christensen, Jr. Anonymous (6) Mrs. Victoria Buyniski Marty and Nick Ragland $2,500 - $4,999 Mr. and Mrs. David W. The William H. Albers Anonymous (12) Clark Gluckman Martin and Maribeth Foundation, Inc. Lauren and Tony Aiello John B. Goering Rahe Claudia Cline Colleen and Dean Rick and Lynne Albrecht Louise and Joe Head Ellen Rieveschl Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Athans Susan and Mark Allen Coletti Mr. David L. Heimbach Cathie and Rick Ms. Andrea J. Ayers Mr. Steve Alonso Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mrs. George L. Rothfuss Mrs. Herbert Bloch, Jr.* Coombe Heldman* Frederic Sanchez* Americana Arts Mr. Roger Blohm Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rolf Hetico Luann and JF Scherer Cooper Rosemary and Frank Mr. and Mrs. James M. David and Karen Hoguet Mike and Teri Schlotman Bloom* Anderson R. T. Cotton and C. Fitton Huenefeld Memorial Digi and Mike Schueler Laura and Dave Cramer Rich and Lisa Boehne Jack Avril Fund B* Larry and Rhonda Dr. Mark E. Dato Lorraine and Brien Diana and Tom Avril Milly and Gary Huffman Sheakley Family Bolsinger Lynn and Eric Baehre Mr. Angelo de Jesus Mr. Keith James Foundation Neil Bortz Gerard and Susan Baillely Mr. Sidney C. Deloatch Kathy and Jim David and Pamela Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Andrew P. Mr. Dennis W. Dern Mr. J.B. Buse Sluzewski Kevin and Patty Kabat Barton, Jr. Mr. Vincent DeStefano Mr. and Mrs. Kerry R. Smale Family Fund* Byrne Mr. Robert J. Kohlhepp* Gale and Dave Beckett Mr. Thomas R. Dietz Mr. Thomas H. Spurr III Mr. Brian T. Carley Terry and Elizabeth Lilly* Margaret and James Bell David F. Dougherty Ms. Carol G. Talbot and Whitney and Phillip Mrs. Thomas S. Benjamin Dianne Dunkelman Karen F. Clark Mr. John M. Battistone Long Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Mr. Paul C. Duplace Ray and Marylyn Clark Mr. Sherman Taylor II Craig and Anne Maier Betz Susan and Burton Jayne Eaton Mr. Theodore H. Torbeck Drs. David and Elaine Deborah P. and John M. Anne Eberhart Closson Billmire Majoras Mr. Tayfun Tuzun Sheila and Christopher Mr. Mohammad Ehteshami Andre and Maureen Mr. Steven Bishop Cole Lynne and Michael Mr. and Mrs. David W. McAlevey Valentine Robyn and Mark Brands Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Ellis III Margaret and Albert Mr. Dennis J. Broderick Connelly Mary McCullough- Lisa and Richard Ernst Hudson and Greg Vontz III Mr. and Mrs. Herbert R. Katharine M. Davis Dr. and Mrs. Michael K. Brown Hudson Randolph L. and Sallie Farrell Mr. and Mrs. William O. Mike and Ann Michael R. Wadsworth Jack and Joanne Brown DeWitt, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. James A. Miller Mr. Joshua L. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Fish Marjorie Drackett Bryan III Mrs. Ruth Myers* Mark and Noël Walton Dr. and Mrs. Barry Ed and Laura Duran Mr. Dennis W. Watson Mr. John and Tiffany Fitzhume Mrs. Valerie L. Newell Bultema III Mr. Peter J. Effler Mrs. Suzanne Flanigan Mr. and Mrs. Suresh Carolyn and Bob Suzette and Michael Mr. Steven Capouch Nirody Wehling Frank and Rosalie Forrest Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Greg Williams Foundation Mr. Michael Gatio Mr. Ken Oaks Carmichael 18 Mrs. Leslie Gaudreau 2014 ANNUAL REPORT

Ms. Louise Gissendaner Eileen and Tom Lakin Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Mr. Philip W. Wickler Patty and Jim Beggs Mary Godschalk Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Reis Chad and Elizabeth Mr. Mark E. Beischel Carrie and Ken Goldhoff Lange Vicky and Rick Reynolds Withers Mr. and Mrs. Christopher and family Jerry and Michelle Laux Mr. J. Scott Robertson Jeffrey and Nadezhda J. Bell Lynne Meyers Gordon Mr. Paul R. Lechleiter Mr. and Mrs. William S. Wuest Cassandra Belmonte M.F.A. Chris Lorence Robertson Ms. Barbara Yerdon Booth Elizabeth Reiter Benson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. Joseph Lubrecht Mr. Joseph Robinson James Zimmerman Chris Bergen and Gyamfi Anthony Maier Mr. and Mrs. Wm. T. (Bill) Candace Kendle Mr. Dennis H. Hackett Robinson III LEADERSHIP Ms. Karen F. Maier Pamela and Jeffrey Heather Hallenberg and Ms. Jeanne M. Rosario CIRCLE Bernstein Mandare Foundation Frank Satogata Jeff Rowe Teresa Beschman Jeffery C. and Linda J. $1,500 - $2,499 Dr. Richard and Marcie Susan Rutkowski Mr. Tysonn Y. Betts Hammel Martin Anonymous (25) Ms. Martha Cutright Sarra Mr. and Mrs. Mark Biegger Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tim and Trish McDonald Mr. Fred Abblett Hanson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Robert and DellAnn Sathe Mrs. Andrea Allen Gary D. Blachman Teri and Mike Haught McGraw Mr. Carl Satterwhite Ms. Janet F. Allgaier Randal and Peter Bloch Michael W and Diane Larry and Jill McGruder Ms. Dionysia Savas Mr. Gregory Scott Allhands Adam R. Blumberg Hawkins Phil and Suzanne McHugh Stuart and Roselyn Mr. Tony Alper Barbara and Thomas Boat Schloss Paul Heldman and W. Rodney and Kathryn K. Wilberto and Judith Karen Boberg Deborah Kirshner McMullen Jerry W. and Ann G. Alvarado Richard and Patricia Schoen Mr. James P. Henning Mary Ann Meanwell Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Bodner Mr. David C. Herriman* Mr. Michael Menyhart Mr. Gregory Schroeck Amato Mrs. Kali Hacias Boecher Michelle and Don Hershey Ms. Kathryn E. Merchant Vivian and Jim Schwab Ms. Maribeth Amyot Mr. Mark Boire and Peter Mr. Stephen L. Hightower Dan and Lynn Meyer Timothy and Wendy Smith Terrence and Kelly Quinnan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. David and Michelle Meyer Ms. Elizabeth Stautberg Anchrum Roslyn Bolden Hirschhorn David and Christine Meyer Katherine and Tim Ms. Erin Andre Melvin L. Bomprezzi Stautberg Ms. Katy Hollister and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas T. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie T. Moira and Jim Bonn Brad Miller Miller Mr. Ken Stecher Applegate Ms. Kathy Book Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Mr. and Mrs. William David and Ann Stein William and Eve Appleton Glenn and Donna Boutilier Homan Millhaem Jack and Joyce Steinman Matthew Aquilia Ms. Roberta A. Boyd Homan Foundation Mr. Ian Mitchell Jim and Kathleen Stengel* Mr. Sean A. Ardizzone Susan and David Brainer Lynne and David Hoover Ann Monroe* Peter and Sandy Stern Ms. Debra Arenson Marc D. Brandt Mr. and Mrs. Terence L. William L. Montague and Elizabeth A. Stone* Mr. Steve Arnold Robert Briggs Horan Kelly L. Wittich Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dr. Kelyn A. Arora Ms. Sherry K. Bronner Mr. and Mrs. David C. Mr. Paul Moore Stradling, Jr. Horn Ms. Erin Ascher Helena Lawson Brooks William and Mary Moran Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Mr. James Hubbard Mr. Stewart Atkinson Robert M. Brooks Mrs. Arthur E. Motch, Jr. Strange Gregory T. Hyland II John and Wendy Marian and Buzz Brown* Mr. Shawn T. Newman Mrs. George Stricker Augustine Todd and Lea Immell Nancy Swanson and Jeff Bruce and Nancy E. Ernest Nordquist Dr. Philecia C. Avery Brown Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ingling Groenke* Ms. Maureen Normoyle Ms. Athena Avgousti Mr. Charles Brown Ms. Phyllis A. Jackson and Mary E. Talbott Elizabeth and Stefan Mr. Richard A. Baca, Jr. Mr. Martin Murray Thomas Tami, MD Emily Brown Olson Cindy J. Bachurski, PhD Marianne and Don James Mrs. Teresa Tanner Kyle Brown Jack and Marilyn Osborn* Mr. Terry R. Bailey Mr. Robert Janning Ms. Cenona A. Taveras Mr. Stanley L. Brown Ken Oswald and Mary Ms. Ellen H. Baker Ms. Heidi B. Jark and Mr. Beth Martin and Dr. Eric Beatty Marianna Brown Bettman Steven T. Kenat Joseph S. Baker Dr. Donald Page Jan and Tim Timmel Mr. Michael J. Bruggeman Jerry Kathman and Liz Krista and Matthew Ball Ms. Pamela L. Page Janelle Tucker Cecilia and Jose Brum Kathman Grubow Tom, Carol and Andy Ms. Katherine L Papp Mr. Read S. Tuddenham Glenn Brunker R. Alexandra and Barefield Theresa and John Turco Laura and Paul Brunner Christopher Keith* Mrs. Jacqueline G. Parker Mr. Lee E. Barrett Daman and Barbara Mrs. Amy Brusselback and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Therese and Jeffrey Paul Turner Bryan A. Barton Mr. Mark Farrell Kennedy Mark and Kim Pearson Ms. Mary E. Tuuk Suzie Bartz Margaret and Greg Tom and Judy Kinman Judy L. Pershern Jacqueline Tye William and Mary Baskett Buchanan Alecia and Michael Kintner Jarrod Pontius Karen Bruner Upright Mr. Ronald T. Bates Julie and David Buckner Ms. Lisa Knutson Wym and Jan Portman Mr. and Mrs. J. Philip Ms. Jana Bazzoli Mrs. Eileen M. Budo Mrs. David A. Kohnen Terry and Marvin Quin* Vollmer Mr. Donald Beck and Dr. Robert Buechner Mr. and Mrs. James Mark D. Quinlan and Jim and Darla Wainscott Lawrence Eynon Foundation Kopcha Donna J. Perkins Mark and Shawn Weller Jim Beck Douglas J. Burgess Mr. Gregory Kosch Mrs. Elizabeth M. Radke Mr. and Mrs. John V. William Beckham Mrs. Krystyna Krawczyk Robert and Gretchen Wharton Mr. Ronald Beerman continued on next page 19 Reifsnyder CAMPAIGN RESULTS

APR 18 EMILY HOLTROP @EmArtGirl

Hey Friends have you given to @ArtsWave this Choral Consortium Concert year? The Arts at Memorial Hall for Macy’s help make Cincy Arts Sampler. Mikki Schaffner Photography amazing - think about it. http:// bit.ly/1i2bMiI > Leadership Circle, Continued

Mr. James E. Burke Christopher Coy Mr. Scott Dooley Alex and Jillian Fischer David M. Giles Mr. John P. Burns Tom and Cathy Crain W. Stuart Dornette Paul Fisher Mr. S. Bradley Gillaugh Ms. Norma F. Butters Ms. Karen L. Crone Greg and Katie Dorr Barbara Fitch (Mrs. Stona) Michelle and Joseph Gillis Mr. Donald Calvin John L. Cronin Ms. Kelley Downing Bill and Audrey Fitzgerald William J. Godsman and Martha Campbell Mr. John L. Crow and Mr. Don Doyle, Jr. Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III Rachael Moore Jonathan and Mariza Heather Schmidt Rogers and Rene Drew J. Michael and Kimberly Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goering Cohen Brendon J. Cull Joshua T. Duckworth Flynn Diana and Robert Goetz Pamela Carey-Mackenzie Jenny Cupps Mr. Philip Duncan Jason Foley Chris and Vivienne Bonnie Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Tadd A. Mrs. Elizabeth D. Dr. Lisa Dunlap Goldsmith Carlson Jennifer Damiano Fowler Mr. Douglas William Mady Gordon Scott and Wendy Mr. Stephen D’Amico Dusing Mr. Leigh R. Fox Carpenter Mr. Michael Allan Goss Drs. Fuheid and Ingrid Reed and Greg Ebel* Ms. Annette M. Franke Angela and Jeffrey Carr Richard M. and Colleen Daoud Paul Edmondson Toriano and Maya Franklin Martha and Kevin Carroll A. Grant Warren R. Davis Monica R. Egger Jenny Franta Mr. Robert A. Carson Melvin and Chandra Mr. Bruno De Weer Jim and Sara Ellerhorst Ms. Patricia A. Frey Gravely Caslavka Family Troy DeBord George and Jeane Elliott Mr. Dick Frishkorn Susan and Merwin Mr. John Castaldi and Mr. Mrs. Donna V. de Graaf Lois Fruhwirth Grayson, Jr. Terry Bazeley Mr. Christopher C. Elma Dr. Rose Marie Deibel Bess Ganeff Mr. Steven M. Graziano Karen Chamberlain Tim and Sheila Elsbrock David Deitsch Joan and Mark Erhardt Robert Ganz Dr. and Mrs. James M. Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Greenberg Chellgren Anne and Ron DeLyons* Dr. Teresa F. Ernst Mr. Anthony Garcia Ms. Linda Greenberg* Dr. Calvin Cheng Keith Dershem Susan B. Esler and Steve Tanuja V. Garde Mr. Alan C. Greenwell Ms. Kim Chiodi Amy and Trey Devey Skibo Olivia Gardner Mr. and Dr. Grisemer Chang K. Cho Mr. and Mrs. Andrew and Ms. Kathryn Evans Regina A. Garrett Amy DeWitt Mr. Charles Grone Ms. Lisa M.J. Clark Mark J. Fahner Jane Garvey and John Dr. Thomas G. Dewitt Lanier William F. Groneman Mary Ellen and Tom Cody R. Mark Fairchild Ms. Maria Diaz De Prego Christine Geary Gary and Dina Gruber L’Tanya and Leroy Cole David and Kris Faulk Jennifer Dickey Mr. Barry R. Feist Dr. and Mrs. Rodney P. Rene Guess Ms. Alissa Colvin Geier Ed and Karen Diller Richard and Carol Fencl* Laura Guggenheim Eric Combs Ms. Jodi Geiser Dr. Gaylene R. Dinkel Kimber L. Fender Mr. David Gunn Larry A. Compton Thom and Lu Gerdes Mr. John L. Doellman Mr. Jeffrey Ficke Scott and Kristen Gygi Mr. Robert W. Conway Crystal German Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Brad and Trish Fielden Ms. Diane S. Hagenbuch David W. Cook J. Dolan Lisa Gick Elizabeth Fikes Stuart N. Hagglund Christi H. Cornette Jan Donley, Ph.D. Rachel Gick Ms. Joyce Finch-Morris JoAnn and Gary Hagopian Sanjay Correa and William R. Donnelly Dr. Donald L. Gilbert and 20 Mrs. Kathy A. Haines Carol Hyde Tom and Debbie Finn Deborah Gilbert PhD 2014 ANNUAL REPORT

Mrs. Kimberly Halbauer William E. Hurford and Mrs. Agnes Godwin Hall Lesley I. Gilbertson ARTSWAVE.TUMBLR.COM and Mr. Darin C. Hall Mr. and Mrs. James Huxel ArtsWave Michele and Joseph Megan Hymore Halpin Anne Ilyinsky When my kids say, “Let’s Ms. Kristal E. Hambrick Mr. Gregory Imm do that again!” That’s Scott and Carolyn Hamlin Mr. and Mrs. Kevin E. Irwin ArtsWave in Action. Mr. Howard Hammond Arnold E. Isham, Jr. > Tom and Sandy Hammoor Danielle Ivory Mr. David P. Handler Cathy and Grace Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Polk Carmie Maloney Randy and Krista Monnin Julia Hansen Ms. Stacy Jackson Laffoon IV Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. Brian Mooney Mr. and Mrs. Brendon Michael James and Debra Susan S. Laffoon Maness Hansford Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hartsell Peter Landgren and Judith Ms. Charlotte A. Manison Morand Tom and Jan Hardy Jim and Margie Jansing Schonbach Michele A. Mansfield Victoria Morgan Delores Hargrove-Young Mr. Anand Jayaraman Dorette Landis Molly Marburger Ms. Nora E. Moushey Chad Harness Ms. Denise M. Jeavons Kathryn Lang Ms. Shannon B. Marcum Paul and Terri Muething Ms. Sandra Hart James Joa Tammy C. Langdon Sherie and Len Marek Mr. Harrison Mullin Mike Hartmann* Carrie Johnson Ms. Nisrene Ms. Peggy Ann Markstein Mr. Stephen Mullins Chris Hassall and Brett Langenbrunner Ms. Margaret Johnson Dr. Victor Marrero Mr. Alex Munoz Stover Louis Langrée Margy Johnson John M. Marrocco Sandra Murawski Mr. Andrew Hauck Eric and Julie Lanter Dr. and Mrs. Richard Paul Martini Sarah and Christopher Mike and Mary Jo Jolson Steve Leeper and Rae Haverkamp Timothy A. Massa* Murphy Mr. Kevin Jones Vuic Mr. Andrew T. Hawking Abby Mathiason Kevin J. Murray Mr. Titus A. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. John and Carrie Hayden Leggio, Jr. Mr. Karl W. Matson Mr. Thomas M. Nash Ms. Della R. Jordan Ron and Nancy Heibert Mr. and Mrs. John W. Mr. Stephen C. Max Ms. Naomi Nelson Jay and Shirley Joyce Mr. Robert R. Heidenreich Leikhim Ms. Melisse N. May Mr. Thomas Neltner Elizabeth Jukic Mrs. Cheryl L. Heilman Antje and Randall Kevin and Kristin McAllister Jacqueline C. Neumann Adam and Chris Kahn Lemoine Mr. Mark Heimbouch Susan McBeth Ms. Bonnie Newland Tamara and Eric Kantor Jason and Brandi Lenihan Mr. Joseph Heller Sher McClanahan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Henry and Victoria Lisa Lennon Neyer, Jr. Ms. Vicki Herche Michael P. McCuen Karamanoukian Wendy Kurtz Levine Jonathan D. Niemeyer Mr. Joseph D. Heyd Candace McGraw Mary L. Karle Joan and Tristan Lewis Mr. Mikio Nishizu Mr. Chad K. Hickson Michael and Kristin McKee Ms. Chandrika Kasturi Mr. Phillip Warren Lewis Mr. John L. Noelcke Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Mr. Marquis Higginbotham Catherine and Reuven Dr. Teik C. Lim McNally Mr. Richard Oberschmidt Barbara and Guy M. Hild Katz* and Mrs. Diana Todd A. Lindamood Ms. Susan McPartlin Jeff and Erika Hinebaugh Mike and Jane Keating Oberschmidt Mr. Thomas Lindeman Mr. and Mrs. John Renée Hines Thomas M. Keckeis Ms. Justine O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. David McShane Dennis Hirotsu John and Debra Kellington Ms. Jo A. Oeters Lindner Lindsay McShane Mr. Michael A. Hirschfeld Ms. Ginger Kelly Neil D. Okonak Ms. Terry Lindquist Angela Meehan Brian Hodgett Darius and Helen Kemp Dr. Santa J. Ono Calvin and Patricia Ms. Susan M. Meeks Mr. John Hoeting Mr. William Kent Linnemann Qingqiu Ouyang Barbara and David Meiners Vicky Hoffman Mr. William Kentrup Dr. Jennifer M. Loggie Mr. James Palm Mrs. Isabel Mendez Christine and Richard Mr. Patrick Kevin Mrs. Ellen Love Lance and Jennifer Parris Gary and Maria Mercer Holmes Tim and Pam Kimmel Anne and Daniel Lovell Ms. Debra S. Merchant continued on next page Ms. Lisa E. Holsclaw Tom and Sue Kirkpatrick Bill and Diana Lower Ms. Sandra Holzgen Amy Merrell and Yousef Dr. William J. Kitzmiller Lisa Lowie Aouad Mr. Mark L. Hopper Mr. Patrick Klesmith Joseph R. and Lisa M. Jill Meyer and Awadagin Takashi Horinouchi Kim Kline Luckey Pratt Lydia Jacobs-Horton and Kelly Kolar-Eyman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Mr. Joseph B. Michael Jeff Horton Lueke Mr. Mark L. Koors Mary Miller Christopher and Jennifer Ms. Jean Lydon-Rodgers Houser Daniel Koppenhafer Kathleen W. and Steven Ms. Cynthia A. Lyons W. Miller Mr. Paul Howard Ms. Dale Kozma Dennis and Teresa Lyons Dave and Angie Mimms Dr. Cheryl L. Hoying Mr. and Mrs. William S. Krausen Mr. Douglas F. Lyons Ms. Hatsuki Miyata Harvey C. Hubbell Trust Ms. Jule Kucera Mr. and Mrs. Scott Ms. Peg Moertl Sarah Hudak Machesney Macy’s Arts Sampler at Dr. Charles Dean Kurth Eitel Monaco and Steve Hudson Mr. Peter Mack 21c Museum Hotel with the Mr. Peter Kwiatkowski Alessandra Pica Bombshells of Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. Myron L. Carlos Mahaffey Mr. Murphy Mongeon Mikki Schaffner Photography 21 Hughes Mr. Yasushi Kyoda CAMPAIGN RESULTS

Leadership Circle, Continued Wilson E. Parsons Blake Robison and Mr. and Mrs. Brent and Dr. Laura Trice Mr. and Mrs. George Eric and Diana Paternoster Connan Morrissey Valarie Sheppard Scott and Karen Trosset Wilkinson Ellie and Dick Paulsen Rachael Rodman Karen Showell Beth and Christopher Mr. James Willcox Allen and Dawn Paxson Ramon and Christina Jerry and Betsy Shroat Tschieder Ms. Diana Willen Rodriguez Mr. David A. Pearce Jeffrey Siekman George Tsourapas Mr. Brian Williams James A. Roemer Judy Peppler Mrs. Carol Sigman Monica Turner Meghan Arata and Dan Mr. Richard J. Rokosz Williams Kim and Doug Perry Thomas E. Simpson Mr. Paul Twilling Cheryl Rose and Jeff Melody Siska Daniel Tyszka Mr. Christopher Wilson Lauren and Justin Peter Chapman Hugh and Becky Smart Mr. Gregory M. Utter Mr. Gene M. Wilson Ms. Tara Pettit Jeff and Lee Rose Gates and Kathy Smith Ken and Liz Valentine Gregg H. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Daniel and Scott Rose Kathleen Pfahl Mrs. Deborah Smith Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ms. Eve C. Rosen Wilson Liane and Dave Phillips Mr. Dwight T. Smith Vanderwoude Dr. Jan Rosenbaum Sass Shelli Wineland Mr. and Mrs. T. Stephen Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L. Dr. Anna Varughese Phillips Nancy and Edward Smith, Jr. Bennette Veals David and Jennifer Rosenthal Withrow Mr. Gilliam D. Phipps Mr. James C. Smith Maria Veltre Mr. Nick G. Rosian Ms. Jodi Woffington and Mr. Charles E. Pierce Kimberly A. Smith Chandrasekar Tonya Ross Mr. Jay Woffington Mrs. Nancy Pinckney Ms. Patricia Smitson Venkataramani Robert K. Rothfuss Nancy and David A. Wolf John B. Pinney and Lyn Ms. Deborah Snellgrove Larry and Maureen Craig K. Rucker Vignola Lisa and Adam Wolter Marsteller Kelly Soller Ms. Samantha Rundo Dr. Alexander A. Vinks Jean E. Wommack* Mr. William A. Piper, Jr. Mr. Chris Sonneman Kevin L. Rush Mr. Michael R. Viox Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Mr. and Mrs. John N. Jim and Mary Carol Sowar Wood Polites Richard Russell Ms. Pamela J. Viscione Anthony Sperelakis Dr. and Mrs. Frank C. Ms. Teresa A. Porter Stephen P. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Amy and Keith Spiller Woodside, III Mr. Richard L. Postler Ms. Regina Carswell Vollmer Mary Stagaman Mr. Matt Woody Diane H. Powers Russo Daniel and Emily von Erin and Shane Starkey Allmen Mr. Scott Workman Jason and Emily Praeter Thomas and Jeanne Ruter Ms. Delane Starliper Mr. Stephen Von Wahlde Mr. and Mrs. Gordon C. Mr. and Mrs. R. Michael Jack Ryan Wright Mr. John F. Steele, Sr. John C. Vonder Haar Prescott Dr. Frederick and Mrs. Mr. Shane M. Wright Ms. Leigh G. Prop Susan Ryckman Jeffrey and Lisa Stegman Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Wagner Peg and John Wyant Mr. John S. Prout Caroline Sampson Mr. and Mrs. Todd Stegman Mrs. Elizabeth S Walda Ricky Yanez Mariann Quinn Kathy and Mario San Marco Sarah and Steve Steinman Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Betsy and Alex C. Young Ms. Carol Railey Ann and Harry Santen* Jerome Stenger Walker Mary Zalla Joyce and Richard Mr. Nicholas Sargen Chuck and Kathy Stevens V. M. Walker The Zaring Family Rallanka Foundation Mrs. Melody Sawyer Pamela Stimmel Andy and Debbie Walter Mr. Sundar Raman and Mr. Steven W. Zebrasky Ms. Ramya Santhanam Richardson Don and Kristin Stock Buzz Ward Ms. Hilla M. Zerbst Dr. and Mrs. Leonard M. Elizabeth York Schiff Curt and Dawn Stoll Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Ward Kim William and Christine Randolph, Jr. Benjamin Schlagheck Thomas Stoll Dennis and Yvonne Washington Zerby Ms. Lisa Rauch Pamela J. Schneider Michael and Amy David Ziegler John and Kim Ravenhall Russell and Sydney Stonecipher Andrew and Niki Weatherston Dave and Sylvie Zigan Mr. Robert A. Recchiuti Schnurr Brian J. Stout Conni Weaver Robert and Rania Ms. Pamela J. Schofield Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Johnna Reeder Zimmerman Roger J. and Glenda C. Sullivan Dalric L. Webb Corinne Reich Mr. and Mrs. Jay G. Schorr* John Sunde Warren and Pam Weber Jonathan Reynolds Zimmerman Mr. Herb and Ms. Jenn Stephen W. Tagariello Susan E. Weldishofer Patricia Pease Rice Schul Mike Zorn Jeanne-Marie and Dick Mike and Sue West Gareth and Fiona Mr. Darrick P. Zucco Dr. Ann Schulte Tapke Barbara and Bill Weyand Richards Joanna and Arnold Zucker Joseph T. Schwab Ms. Victoria A. Tavares Susan E. Wheatley Jeff and Missy Richardson Jaculin Zurlinden Ms. Ann M. Schwister and David and Marsha Taylor Mr. Gregory M. Wheeler Linda A. Richey Dr. Juan C. Santamarina Mr. Stephen W. Tefft Ms. Chiquita V. White Listings as of 6/15/2014 Mary Riffe Mary Warner Scott Rebecca and Garry Terrell Dr. Donald White *Through a fund at the Greater Mr. Matthew Riley Mrs. Kelly Scovanner Cincinnati Foundation Mr. Leo Tierney Ms. Martha White Mr. Manuel Z. Rios Mr. Kenneth Seitzer We compile the above rosters Ms. Roberta Riser- Dwight Tillery Ms. Linda C. Gaskins with care. If your name has Kathy Selker been omitted or misspelled, Jennings James R. Tippmann White Jean and Scott Senecal please accept our apology. We Nancy Catherine Roberto Jason J. Tonich Gerald Whitfield encourage you to bring any Mark and Jane Serrianne Mr. Brian R. Wildman errors or omissions to Ms. Cynthia S. Robertson Mr. Constantine G. our attention. 22 Bob and Kirsten Shaffer Triantafyllos Tanja Wiley 2014 ANNUAL REPORT

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Congrats @ArtsWave on extremely successful 2014 Campaign! Chamber among P&G Sing-Off Workplace Top 10 companies with Campaign event. Mikki highest percentage increase Schaffner Photography in participation > Vicki Herche Molly Marburger Michelle Hershey Shannon B. Marcum ArtsWave Women’s Leadership Erika Hinebaugh Peggy Ann Markstein Renée Hines Lyn Marsteller Roundtable Founding Members Vicky Hoffman Melisse May Under the leadership of 2014 ArtsWave Campaign Chair, Melanie Healey, the Katy Hollister Mary McCullough-Hudson ArtsWave Women’s Leadership Roundtable was founded. An inaugural event Jennifer Houser Candace McGraw in February 2014 launched the group and additional activities are planned Cheryl Hoying Taylor McNally throughout the year. Below is a listing of women leadership donors who joined the group in its first year. Sarah Hudak Susan McPartlin Sherry Hughes Lindsay McShane Maribeth Amyot Lisa Clark Ms. Patricia A. Frey Teresa Huxel Mary Ann Meanwell Kelly Anchrum Moira Clark Bonn Bess Ganeff Megan Hymore Angela Meehan Erin Andre Cathy Crain Olivia Gardner Anne Ilyinsky Susan M. Meeks Erin Ascher Jenny Cupps Jane Garvey Phyllis A. Jackson Isabel Mendez Dr. Philecia C. Avery Bonnie Curtis Linda Gaskins-White Stacy Jackson Kathryn E. Merchant Athena Avgousti Jennifer Damiano Leslie Haynes Gaudreau Lydia Jacobs-Horton Christine Meyer Ellen Baker Donna V. de Graaf Christine Geary Heidi B. Jark Jill P. Meyer Suzie Bartz Anne DeLyons Sudie Geier Denise Jeavons Michelle Meyer Jana Bazzoli Amy Devey Kay Geiger Carrie Johnson Ann Michael Gale Beckett Jennifer Dickey Jodi Geiser Margaret Johnson Kathleen W. Miller Doreen Beckham Dr. Gaylene R. Dinkel Crystal German Margy Johnson Mary Miller Patricia K. Beggs Kelley Downing Lisa Gick Chris Kahn Hatsuki Miyata Cassandra Belmonte Marjorie Drackett Rachel Gick Mary L. Karle Peg Moertl Lois G. Benjamin Dianne Dunkelman Deborah Gilbert PhD Liz Kathman Grubow Alessandra Pica Monaco Elizabeth Reiter Benson Dr. Lisa Dunlap Pamela K. Ginsburg Helen Kemp Krista M. Monnin Pam Bernstein Jayne L. Eaton Louise Gissendaner Alecia Kintner Rachael Moore Marianna Brown Bettman Anne Eberhart Mary Godschalk Kim Kline Mrs. Mary Morand Teresa Beschman Zari Ehteshami Mady Gordon Lisa Knutson Victoria Morgan Carol Beyersdorfer N. Jeane Elliott Colleen A. Grant Kelly Kolar-Eyman Connan Morrissey Kali Hacias Boecher Joan Erhardt Chandra Gravely Suzanne Kopcha Majorie Motch Kathy Book Lisa C. Ernst Susan Rhodes Grayson Dale Kozma Sara B. Munoz Karen Bowman Teresa F. Ernst Linda Greenberg Susan Laffoon Sandra Murawski Robyn Brands Susan B. Esler Rene Guess Michelle Laux Sarah Murphy Sherry Bronner Ms. Kathryn Evans Laura Guggenheim Antje Lemoine Naomi R. Nelson Helena Lawson Brooks Kimber L. Fender Diane Hagenbuch Wendy Kurtz Levine Jacqueline C. Neumann Laura Brunner Trish Fielden JoAnn Hagopian Terry L. Lindquist Valerie L. Newell Trish Bryan Elizabeth Fikes Kathy A. Haines Whitney Long Bonnie Newland Margaret Buchanan Joyce Finch-Morris Kimberly Halbauer Mrs. Ellen Love Justine O’Brien Eileen M. Budo Jillian Fischer Agnes Godwin Hall Anne Lovell Elizabeth Olson Norma F. Butters Kathleen Fish Heather Hallenberg Lisa Lowie Jennifer Parris Martha Campbell Barbara Fitch (Mrs. Stona) Delores Hargrove-Young Ms. Jean Lydon-Rodgers Francie Pepper Mariza Caraveo Cohen Suzanne Flanigan Amy Hanson Karen F. Maier Judy Peppler Pamela Carey-Mackenzie Annette M. Franke Debra Hartsell Refilwe A. Maimane Judy Pershern Wendy Carpenter Maya Franklin Teri Haught Deborah P. Majoras Tara Pettit Shannon Carter Jenny Franta Melanie Healey Carmie Maloney Linda S. Phelps 23 CAMPAIGN RESULTS

Jan Timmel Susan E. Wheatley Women’s Leadership Roundtable Dr. Laura Trice Chiquita V. White Barbara A. Turner Tanja Wiley Founding Members, Continued Monica Turner Kathy Wilkinson Lynn Phillips Rachael Rodman Kelly Scovanner Ms. Mary E. Tuuk Jenny Williams Julia Poston Cheryl Rose Kathy Selker Melissa Twiningclaris Ms. Diana J. Willen Diane H. Powers Lee Rose Jean Senecal Jacqueline Tye Shelli Wineland Emily Praeter Eve C. Rosen Valarie Sheppard Karen Bruner Upright Kelly L. Wittich Lauri Prescott Samantha Rundo Carol Sigman Ellen van der Horst Jodi Woffington Leigh G. Prop Ann Santen Melody L. Siska Anna Varughese Lisa Wolter Mariann Quinn Martha Cutright Sarra Kimberly A. Smith Bennette Veals Jean E. Wommack Elizabeth M. Radke Lisa Sauer Patricia Smitson Kim M. Vincent Peg Wyant Marty Ragland Dionysia Savas Kelly Soller Anne Voller Barbara Yerdon Booth Joyce Rallanka Luann Scherer Amy Spiller Mrs. Elizabeth S. Walda Mary Zalla Lisa Rauch Elizabeth York Schiff Mary Stagaman Debbie Walter Anne M. Zaring Kim Ravenhall Rosemary Schlachter Delane Starliper Yvonne Gray Washington Hilla M. Zerbst Johnna Reeder Heather Schmidt Elizabeth Stautberg Conni Weaver Alison Zimmerman Corinne Reich Sydney Schnurr Kathy Stevens Susan E. Weldishofer Trisha B. Zimmerman Gretchen Reifsnyder Ann G. Schoen Nancy Swanson Alice Weston Joanna Zucker Pamela Reis Digi Schueler Carol G. Talbot Barbara Weyand Jaculin Zurlinden Melody Sawyer Richardson Jennifer Schul Molly Tami Linda A. Richey Ann Schulte Teresa Tanner Listings as of 6/15/2014 Ellen Rieveschl We compile the above rosters with care. If your name has been Vivian Schwab Ms. Cenona A. Taveras omitted or misspelled, please accept our apology. We encourage Roberta Riser-Jennings Ann M. Schwister Rebecca Terrell you to bring any errors or omissions to our attention.

APR 22 CARLA G-S @RadioCarla young Yay!! RT @ArtsWave: Just announced: $12,015,031. We did professional leaders it! #AWBigNews #ArtsWave > Althea Davis Ms. Jill Frondorf Katherine Davis Richard Funk ArtsWave recognizes young professionals who make a gift of $500 or more to the ArtsWave Community Campaign as ArtsWave Young Professional Leaders. Raven Davis Bess Ganeff The ArtsWave Young Professionals program connects individuals under Keith Dershem Olivia Gardner 40 who want to get more involved and support our vibrant arts community. Amy Dill Ms. Linda C. Gaskins Members receive access to unique arts experiences, networking opportunities, Dr. Gaylene R. Dinkel White and social events in Greater Cincinnati. Rebecca Durnell Christopher Gavette Chris Eilerman Adam Gelter Anonymous (3) Mr. Ronald Beerman Kyle Brown Robert F. Eckman Peter Georgiton Melinda Alexander Peter Bergman Jasmine Browne Christopher Elswick Crystal German Asif Alikhan Teresa Beschman Patrick Burns Abigail Estrada-Bey Rachel Gick James Allard Richard Betsch Mr. Mark J. Busher Douglas Feichtner Megan Gill Lauren Althaus Leonard Bevens Benjamin Byington Ilija Filipov Lara Gonzalez Tori Ames Mansi Bhandari Martha and Kevin Carroll Chad Finni Daniel Griesemer William Andes Laura Blackorby Dr. Calvin Cheng Alex and Jillian Fischer Mr. and Dr. Grisemer Elizabeth Andrews-Bock Henning Bock Julie Coogan Paul Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gyamfi Mr. Sean A. Ardizzone Christopher Boehm Michael Crawford Derek Flynt Chad Harness Elizabeth Bailey Leslie Bowman Jenny Cupps Jason Foley Amanda Harter Bryan A. Barton Chatika Britton Stephanie and Leo Toriano and Maya Franklin DalleMolle Mr. John Hatjopoulos Robert Bartz Nina Britton Jenny Franta Jennifer Damiano Barbara Hauser 24 Emily Brown Nicole Frazier 2014 ANNUAL REPORT

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P&G - WHBC Making tshirt Brian Rigby Shannon Taylor necklaces and scarves for Mr. Matthew Riley Mr. Sherman Taylor II our #ArtsWave campaign!! Jeffrey Risk Jonathan Theders #Give2ArtsWave Mrs. Kelly T. Roebuck Ryan Thompson #pgemp @_nairam_ > Michael Roll Paul and Tricia Tomich Scott Rose Thomas Treinen William Ross Howard Tribble Kristin Hayslip Todd A. Lindamood Laura and Jordan Muse Ms. Samantha Rundo Jacqueline Tye Mr. Chad K. Hickson Ms. Ellen Love Ms. Naomi Nelson Steven Sanders Daniel Tyszka Christine and Richard Ms. Shannon B. Marcum Joseph Nichols RJ Sargent Andrew Ulmer Holmes Susan Marmo Tara Niemeyer Phillip Sarver David Van Vactor Seth Holt Dr. Victor Marrero Masaharu Nishikawa Benjamin Schlagheck Laura Vedder Terrence Hooker Peter Mason R. Warner Off Michael Schmidt Mr. Joshua L. Wallace Steven Horenziak Christina Madrid Kristin Okhuysen Tamara Schwarting Mr. Lee Walton Christopher and Jennifer Abby Mathiason Neil D. Okonak Houser Danny Shah David Whaley Michael McCarren Qingqiu Ouyang Joshua Hughes Susan Sharp Kim Wilcoxon Bianca and Shawn Jessica Overley Mr. John R. Huljak Wednesday Shipp Tanja Wiley McCartt John Pape Gregory T. Hyland II Judy Shoup Keith Willhaus Nicole McClanahan Ashlei Peavie Megan Hymore Jacob Sieving Mr. Brian Williams Michael McKee Aaron and Tammy Pember Latoya Ivey Erin Simons Amy Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Lauren and Justin Peter Danielle Ivory McNally Ms. Lydia Sites Andrew Wilson Phuong Petersen Elizabeth Joyce Mr. Michael Menyhart Hugh and Becky Smart Mark Wilson Norman Phillips Brian Judkins Eric Meyer Camino Smith Scott Wolfer Stephanie Pianfetti Adam and Chris Kahn Meredith Meyer Matthew Stautberg Ms. Michelle A. Wright Michael E. Poggemann Alisha Kalb Tracey Miller Darrin Steinmann Ricky Yanez Wilona Portis Christopher Kelly Mrs. Catherine M. Millette Tiffan Stephens Sara Young Andrew Powell Kate Kennedy Ms. Hatsuki Miyata Pamela Stimmel Andrea Zahumensky Jason and Emily Praeter Caroline Key Michael Moeddel Armina Stricklin Bridget Ziegler Rahquel Purcell Gwen Kirles Mr. Murphy Mongeon Adam Symson James Zimmerman John Rahaim Mr. Patrick Klesmith Jason Moore Ms. Victoria A. Tavares Robert and Rania Alan Rahlmann Zimmerman Ms. Dale Kozma Carol and Drew Morgan Ms. Cenona A. Taveras Joyce and Richard and Dr. Eric Beatty Mr. Darrick P. Zucco Mrs. Krystyna Krawczyk Robert F. Morwood Rallanka Ms. Nisrene Langenbrunner Chad Munitz Mr. Sundar Raman and Listings as of 6/15/2014 Joaquin Lastra Sarah and Christopher Ms. Ramya Santhanam Murphy We compile the above rosters with care. If your name has been Jennifer Laugle Amy Remley omitted or misspelled, please accept our apology. We encourage Jason and Brandi Lenihan Laura Murschel Matthew Ridgway you to bring any errors or omissions to our attention.

WeDidIt Ambassadors Thank you to the following bloggers Shannan Boyer, Family Friendly Cincinnati Jamie Humes and social media influencers for running Meredith Comin Crystal Kendrick micro-campaigns and promoting our Tracey Lynn Conrad Rob McDonald, The Brandery online peer-to-peer fundraising efforts. Molly Flanagan Julie Niesen, Wine Me Dine Me Carla Gesell-Streeter, Hoperatives Monika Royal-Fischer 25 CAMPAIGN RESULTS Endowment partners 2014 Future Endowment, Bequest and Planned Gift Commitments

Anonymous Lee Ault Carter Mary McCullough- James W. and Anne Carol G. Talbot (10 donors) Raymond R. and Hudson and Greg Nethercott Morley P. Thompson, Sr. Hudson Henrietta Barlag Marylyn Clark Maurice E. Oshry Sallie Robinson (Cincinnati Ballet, A. Burton Closson, Jr. * Isabelle F. Hugo T. Stephen and Lynn Wadsworth Cincinnati May Festival, (Taft Museum of Art) Phillips (ArtsWave and Taft Cincinnati Playhouse Charlene F. Combs Susan M. Ingmire Museum of Art) in the Park, Cincinnati Anne Levin DeLyons Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Shakespeare Company, Mrs. Morse Johnson Rosenthal Drs. Barry D. & Karen Caroline S. DeMar (To fund Cincinnati Symphony Susan J. Kellogg Ruth Rounding Britt Walker Orchestra, and Ensemble Anne Elkins Didrichsen, arts opportunities for Willard and Patricia Theatre Cincinnati) in memory of Felix and Emalee Schavel disadvantaged youth) Weta Mae Elkins Kissell Neal G. Schulte, The W. J. Baude – M. E. Paul H. and Jo Ann (Cincinnati Playhouse Patrick M. Korb CPA/CFP T. Ward (Cincinnati Oshry Fund * (For intern in the Park) scholarships at member Susan S. Laffoon Mark and Jane Serrianne Playhouse in the Park) Joseph H. and Louise arts organizations) Whitney R. and Phillip C. Elizabeth C.B. and Paul Harris K. and Alice F. Head Florence K. Bean Long (Taft Museum of Art) G. Sittenfeld * Weston Frank T. Hamilton, Jr. Rosemary H. Bloom Christine Gould Meyer Mary Stagaman Trust (To establish the Arts in Marjorie Motch Mr. and Mrs. John Bloom Fund for access to Steinman the arts) Legacy and Endowment Gifts The Citizens of Elise Eaton Allen Estate of Laura L. Clark Estate of Natalie Feld, John Z. Herschede Cincinnati, to match the Performing Arts Fund * Lucinda Closson in memory of Eleanor John L. Holden original endowment gift Estates of Blanche and Memorial Fund Feld (Cincinnati Opera of Charles P. and Anna and Cincinnati Institute of Estate of Ray Huseman Rebekah Alter (Cincinnati Stanley and Frances D. Sinton Taft, which Symphony Orchestra and Fine Arts) Estate of Mr. & Mrs. established the Cohen (Taft Museum of Taft Museum of Art) Franklin L. Folger Trust Louis John Johnen Cincinnati Institute Art Lecture Series) Estate of Edmund L. of Fine Arts in 1927 Mrs. Robert J. Amidon Herbert G. French Estate of Betty J. Jones Anonymous (Eight Claire U. Atkins Trust Dannenfelser Estate of Ruth Friedman Estate of Bertrand B. donors to ArtsWave) John W. Gantt, Sr. Francis A. Benus Estate of Edwin P. Kahn (To fund college Anonymous (In honor of (Cincinnati Symphony Dundon Elizabeth D. Goldsmith scholarships) the 75th Anniversary of Orchestra) Estate of Helen T. Ehlers Estates of Dr. Ralph Cathryn Keck the Cincinnati Institute of Alma Betscher and Edna (Taft Museum of Art) Good and Ms. Alice M. (Cincinnati Art Museum Fine Arts) B. Outcalt Memorial Estate of William Donald Good and Taft Museum of Art) Anonymous (Cincinnati Fund (Cincinnati Ehlers Estate of Dolores Lucille Symphony Orchestra) Symphony Orchestra) Emma Freund Gwinner Estate of Margaret Trusts Keppler Estate of Thomas F. Anonymous (Cincinnati Embshoff Art Museum) Buck Estate of Helen B. Mrs. Harold J. Kersten Edith T. Emerson Hagner Anonymous (Two donors, Joseph Burton Dorothy M. M. Kersten Estate of Thomas Joseph B. Hall Trust, U.S. Bank Trustee Cincinnati Opera) Lee Ault Carter * J. Emery (Cincinnati (Signature Arts & Business Anonymous (Three (To establish a Fund for Estate of Mary Hanna Symphony Orchestra) (Cincinnati Symphony Programs and ArtsWave donors, Taft Museum of Art) ArtsWave at the Greater Annual Campaign) Cincinnati Foundation) Estate of James M. Ewell Orchestra) Anonymous (Taft Museum of Art, W. Rowell Chase Martin Hemsworth 26 in support of on going Estate garden expenses) 2014 ANNUAL REPORT

Legacy and Endowment Gifts, Continued Mr. & Mrs. William McD. Estates of Marion Estate of Joseph L. ENDOWMENT GIFTS The L&L Nippert Kite, in memory of Mrs. and Dorothy Rawson Steiner FROM FOUNDATIONS Charitable Foundation Lucien Wulsin (Cincinnati (Cincinnati Art Estate of S. Charles and AND OTHER ENTITIES (In honor of the 75th Museum and Cincinnati Anniversary of the Symphony Orchestra) Sue B. Straus The William P. Anderson Symphony Orchestra) Cincinnati Institute of Mr. & Mrs. William G. Estate of Anna Sinton Foundation George Rieveschl Fine Arts) Kittredge Taft (To transform the Commonwealth Hotels, Foundation The Daniel and Susan Estate of Jacqueline Baum-Longworth-Taft Inc.—The Metropolitan Pfau Foundation (For Klein (Taft Museum of Art) Estate of Charles Scott House into the Taft Club of Covington, the Associate Members Riley III (Taft Museum Museum of Art) (For Associate Estate of Rosalie Kramer Kentucky Endowment Fund) (Cincinnati Symphony of Art) Estate of Mr. & Mrs. Members Endowment) Robert H. Reakirt Orchestra) Estate of Margaret Raff Charles P. Taft (To H.G., H.F. and L.T. Foundation, PNC Bank, Estate of Marjorie F. Robinson (ArtsWave and establish the Cincinnati Dornette Foundation, Taft Museum of Art) Institute of Fine Arts and Trustee Krantz Fifth Third Bank and Estate of Rosa F. & the Taft Museum of Art and Stan Koller, Co-Trustees Robert C. Schiff Fund Estate of Margaret A. to support the Cincinnati Samuel B. Sachs (To (For Associate Members Eleanor and Charlie Kunz Symphony Orchestra) establish the Sachs Award Endowment Fund) Taft Fund Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence H. for Artistic Excellence) Rosalyn Taft Gift The Thomas J. Emery Elsie H. Warrington, Kyte (Cincinnati Opera) Estate of Irene Saxton Estate of Morley P. Memorial Suzanne M. Warrington Estate of Betty P. Leach Estate of Harry J. Thompson The Ford Foundation and the Warrington (Taft Museum of Art) Schaleman Estate of Charlotte S. (Cincinnati Symphony Family Foundation, Ms. Frances R. Luther, (Arts Services Office) Toewater Orchestra) in memory of John T. in memory of Howard B. Warrington (Taft Museum of Jacob G. Schmidlapp Estate of Patricia A. LKC Foundation/Mrs. Luther Art Exhibition Endowment) Trust, Fifth Third Bank, Torok Charles O. Carothers Estate of Edgar J. (In honor of the 75th Trustee (To match an Estate of Betty V. Tuttle Mack, Jr. NEA grant for children’s Anniversary of the Cincinnati Albert W. Vontz, Jr. Institute of Fine Arts) John L. & Ray Marie education programs) Streng Markstein Estate of Helen D. Estate of Marie Watts E. W., H. B. and F. Estate of George Melber Schroeder Estate of Charlotte R. Luther Charitable Foundation (To establish Estate of Mary Louise Froendhoff Whitmore Estate of Mildred Meloy the Associate Members Schroth Estate of Lucile W. Estate of Walter H. Meyer Endowment Fund) Estate of Eugene P. Weibel (Cincinnati Estate of Birdie S. Symphony Orchestra) National Endowment for Searfoss Neuffer the Arts (For children’s Estate of Ruth C. Louise Taft Semple education programs) Estate of Louis H. Foundation, in memory Wilkerson Nippert (Taft Museum Estate of Elinor M. of Art) of Louise Taft Semple Winners of the 2014 Amazing (Directorship of Taft Winchester Arts Race Estate of Rosalie Museum of Art) Estate of Dorothy C. Phillips (Cincinnati Estate of Marjorie Senior Woodruff Symphony Orchestra) All lists compiled as of 6/1/2014. Estate of John K. Richard P. Windisch and We compile the above rosters with care. If your name has been Sherman Margaret Van Goeben omitted or misspelled, please accept our apology. We encourage you to bring any errors or omissions to our attention. Estate of Joan Stark (Cincinnati May Festival) Eugene Wulsin 2014 Campaign Report, Special Thanks THANKS AND RECOGNITION GO TO • The Mercantile Library for hosting our • Stanard Design Partners, Cider Mill THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES, CincYPerks launch event and The Anchor Productions LLC, Traction LLC, and Mikki ORGANIZATIONS, AND INDIVIDUALS OTR for hosting our YP Open House event Schaffner Photography for helping us FOR ADDITIONAL IN-KIND SUPPORT. • Cincinnati Arts Association, the Aronoff showcase ArtsWave and the arts in Greater Cincinnati. • Panera Bread for providing food for our Center for the Arts, P&G, Pebble Creek ArtsBreak series. Group, Hoxworth Blood Center, Obscura, • The Cincinnati Reds for being an incredible Summerfair, the Cincinnati Reds, the partner and supporter for so many of our • The Cincinnati Art Museum for providing Cincinnati Symphony & Pops Orchestra, and campaign initiatives and events. a wonderful venue and Cutting Edge Lachey Arts for their support of the first-ever Selections for donating wine to help us • The Behringer-Crawford Museum for hosting CincySings event. celebrate the successful conclusion of our our Residential kickoff. 2014 Campaign. • Game Day Communications, the Enquirer, • The JK Howe Co. for their donation of CET, Cincinnati Public Radio, World Pac • The Taft Museum of Art and Hoxworth Blood koozies for P&G Dividend day. Paper, and Cincinnati Magazine for helping Center for sponsoring the Amazing Arts us spread the word. • And a BIG thank you to the dozens of arts Race, and Macy’s for donating prizes. partners who provided venues, activities, • P&G for expert market research, • Macy’s for another amazing year of Macy’s speakers, tickets and more to make our social media, design, and project Arts Sampler. employee campaigns and events successful! management support. 27 20 driven by 14 community support • The region’s leading local • Over $50 million invested arts agency and nation’s in the region in the last five largest united arts fund years alone • More than 40,000 • National leader in research individual and corporate on the impact and public donors contributed value of the arts $12 million in 2014

• Community campaign • $435,000 invested • Grantees bring arts supported 113 arts  in smaller project experiences to hundreds organizations located in  grants and strategic of neighborhoods 35 communities across partnerships and schools the region in the last year • Each year ArtsWave For more information • 35 local arts invests additional funds on ArtsWave, visit organizations receive in a variety of services, www.theArtsWave.org $9.7 million in engagement, and impact-based grants innovation programs