FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT FOUNDATION 2019 ANNUAL REPORT BUILDING ON

A LEGACY VISION INSPIRE THE WORLD THROUGH BEAUTIFUL SPACES THAT ARE THOUGHTFULLY DESIGNED AND EXPERIENCED

MISSION PRESERVING TALIESIN AND TALIESIN WEST FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS, AND INSPIRING SOCIETY THROUGH AN UNDERSTANDING AND EXPERIENCE OF FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT’S IDEAS, ARCHITECTURE, AND DESIGN

EXECUTIVE TEAM BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Stuart I. Graff, President & CEO Joel Benkie, Vice Chair, Coto de Caza, CA Joy Hanson, Vice President of Finance and Administration & COO Michael Desmond, Baton Rouge, LA Kevin Conley, Vice President of Mark Dreher, Tempe, AZ Public Engagement David E. Gross, New York, NY Jeff Goodman, Vice President of Catherine Lenhart, Bartlesville, OK Communication & Partnerships Heather Henricks Lenkin, Stephanie Pierotti, Vice President Pasadena, CA of Licensing T.K. McClintock, Chair, Fred Prozzillo, Vice President Los Angeles, CA of Preservation Timothy Radden, Treasurer, Scottsdale, AZ Seán Rush, Secretary, Weston, MA Bob Skerker, Buffalo, NY Diana M. Smith, Scottsdale, AZ Anne Stupp, Paradise Valley, AZ Christopher Thompson, Napa, CA

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation

@WrightTaliesin DEAR FRIENDS:

In 2020, we celebrate the 80th anniversary of the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation—the organization founded by Wright himself to perpetuate his ideas of organic architecture. Our mission is to preserve his two homes and working facilities, Taliesin and Taliesin West, and to inspire society through an understanding and experience of his ideas, architecture, and design. His concept of organic architecture, inspired by nature, informed by beauty, and focused in purpose, continues to thrive because of the value it brings to our communities and our intentions for their futures. The significance of this legacy was recognized by the inscription this year by the UNESCO World Heritage Committee of eight Wright buildings as works that “changed architecture on a global scale during the first half of the 20th century.” These included our Taliesin and Taliesin West campuses, where six of the eight inscribed sites were created, and which are the first UNESCO World Heritage STUART GRAFF PRESIDENT & CEO cultural sites in Wisconsin and Arizona respectively. We’ve focused on building an organization worthy of that legacy with the expertise needed across many fields. Recent developments include innovative efforts at preserving and restoring our buildings and collections, as well as new education programs on campus, in classrooms, and venues off site. These engage our community in new ways and make it possible for Taliesin and Taliesin West to function as the campuses that Wright intended. With the development of our independent Board of Trustees and professional leadership, and the focused commitment of our resources to the mission of the Foundation, we are more accountable and transparent as an organization. This effort has been rewarded by the receipt of several competitive grants from national and regional agencies and foundations, as well as support from individuals around the world.

This annual report is intended to illustrate how we utilize our resources, including T.K. McCLINTOCK your financial support, to fulfill our mission as an organization. The Frank Lloyd CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES Wright Foundation, Taliesin, and Taliesin West are more than historic architecture: they are vital parts of our national heritage and the identity of our local communities. The preservation and maintenance of our two world-renowned sites are complex undertakings that require considerable investments of resources, expertise, and forethought to insure their continued function as living campuses. Your ongoing support will help us to continue our preservation work and our ability to bring Wright’s legacy to future generations where it can create a better, more beautiful, and more sustainable world. We thank you for your generosity in support of this mission.

With gratitude, The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation was founded by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1940 to perpetuate his principles of organic architecture. This has been achieved through many avenues, from operating an 19,000 architecture firm derived from his own practice with Fellows and VOLUNTEER HOURS apprentices, to educational programs for children and adults, public PROVIDED lectures, and tours of Taliesin and Taliesin West that have inspired millions of visitors for multiple generations.

The Foundation established an independent Board of Trustees in 2008 to provide oversight and fiduciary management over the Foundation’s work and its resources. In 2016, the Foundation brought in new leadership with solutions-focused experience from the business world to direct a fresh strategy that would facilitate our mission and create a path for financial sustainability.

The Foundation is deeply rooted in its rich history and in the communities It is incredible to have the we serve. Our team is made up of experts in their fields who lead a opportunity to present some of the most meaningful theatre pieces passionate, knowledgeable, and long-serving staff. Our Trustees and staff in such a remarkable place that is are committed to preserving and advancing the legacy of America’s now a UNESCO World Heritage greatest architect whose ideas are more relevant to our lives than site ... We simply could not afford to ever before. bring these special performances to the Arizona community without In July of 2019, the UNESCO World Heritage Committee voted to the partnership and support of our inscribe eight Frank Lloyd Wright buildings across the U.S., including wonderful friends at Frank Lloyd Wright’s winter home. both Taliesin and Taliesin West, on the World Heritage List as works of “cultural and/or natural significance which [are] so exceptional as Mary Way to transcend national boundaries and to be of common importance for Executive Director, Southwest Shakespeare present and future generations of all humanity.” SERVING OUR COMMUNITIES

Just a few years ago, the Foundation’s youth education programs were placed on hiatus—they didn’t meet the needs of students or teachers, whose time for learning is constrained by testing requirements and mandates. We brought in a new team from world-class institutions to 60% GROWTH create a new K–12 STEAM education program, and partnered with the IN PARTICIPATION IN Paradise Valley Unified School District to engage a new generation with K–12 PROGRAMMING AT Wright’s legacy. In the 2018–19 school year, we piloted kits that contain TALIESIN WEST videos, worksheets, and instructional tools. Beginning in 2020, our Wright Design programs will be deployed in Title I and other schools throughout the entire district. Along with new, technology-enhanced summer camp and field trip programs at Taliesin West, we are bringing outlets for their imaginations and creativity to more young people than ever before. What I learned today taught me that teamwork and planning ahead can Other new programs include performing arts presentations with get a good outcome. When we all were able to successfully finish our community partners, photography workshops, and desert education building, it showed me that, with the programs—all of which are a part of the community organized around art, ideas of many people, great things nature, and beauty that Wright envisioned. More than ever before, the may be accomplished. Foundation is fulfilling Wright’s vision of a beautiful way to live. Michelle Cruz 7th grader, Greenway Middle School PRESERVING THE PAST AND FUTURE-FOCUSED

Preservation is how we advance our mission. In 2019, Taliesin West 140,000+ hosted more than 115,000 visitors, with 25,000 more at Taliesin in VISITORS TO TALIESIN* Wisconsin, where tours are operated by our sibling organization, AND TALIESIN WEST Taliesin Preservation, Inc. These campuses were designed as dynamic communities, laboratories where Wright and the Fellowship could test their ideas, explore new materials and structures, and advance the field of architecture and design through their work and clients’ projects. Using these living campuses, we inspire our communities and the architecture and design professions to think differently about advancing the way we The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation build and live. is in a unique position as the steward of two of the eight sites We are deploying new materials, technologies, and design solutions to within the World Heritage inscribed these historically complex campuses accessible to more people than ever ‘The 20th-Century Architecture before. Support has been provided by grants from the National Park of Frank Lloyd Wright.’ They are dedicated to the best practices Service for capital improvements, and from the National Endowment for in preservation and stewardship the Humanities for both critical planning and engineering studies and of these two significant Wright to facilitate accessibility at Taliesin West for all visitors more than ever buildings, and this important before. Reflecting what was written by Wright above the door to the designation honors the work they do to share the Wright legacy with Taliesin studio—What a man does, that he has—we believe that everyone the world. should be given the chance to make our communities, and our world, a better and more beautiful place. Barbara Gordon *Taliesin Preservation, Inc. provides public engagement programs at Taliesin, with net proceeds donated to Executive Director, the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation. Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS OF JULY 31, 2019

ASSETS Cash and Cash Equivalents $664,274 Pledges and Other Receivables 1,146,862 SOURCES Inventories and Other Current Assets 363,709 OF FUNDS TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS 2,174,845

Cash and Cash Equivalents (Non-Current) 2,177,901 Property, Plant, Equipment, Collections, and Archives 12,946,042 TOTAL ASSETS $17,298,788

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Current Maturities of Capital Lease Payable $18,309 Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses 525,431 40% PUBLIC ACCESS Deferred Revenue 77,092 30% LICENSING & RETAIL Line of Credit 522,143 25% CONTRIBUTIONS, GRANTS & TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES 1,142,975 MEMBERSHIPS Capital Lease Payable Less Current Maturities 40,544 3% OTHER REVENUE Long-Term Benefit Payable 17,500 1% NET REALIZED & UNREALIZED TOTAL LIABILITIES 1,201,019 GAINS ON INVESTMENTS TOTAL NET ASSETS 16,097,769 1% INVESTMENT INCOME TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $17,298,788

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES FOR THE YEAR ENDED JULY 31, 2019 (BEFORE DEPRECIATION)

REVENUE Public Access (Admissions) $3,902,544 Licensing and Retail 2,924,185 Contributions, Grants, and Membership 2,506,396 Investment Income 68,098 Net Realized and Unrealized Gains on Investments 80,259 USES Other Revenue 353,991 OF FUNDS TOTAL REVENUE $9,835,473

EXPENSES Programs $2,098,312 Licensing, Retail, Marketing, and Visitor Services 2,000,601 Administration 244,399 Membership and Fundraising 937,051 Preservation and Stewardship 2,056,393 Taliesin Fellowship 417,426 School of Architecture at Taliesin 1,169,864 24% PROGRAMS TOTAL EXPENSES 8,924,046 23% PRESERVATION & STEWARDSHIP CHANGE IN NET ASSETS $911,427 22% LICENSING, RETAIL, MARKETING & VISITOR SERVICES The financial results that inform the Sources and Uses of Funds charts are derived romf the 13% SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE AT Foundation's audited July 31, 2019 financial statements. The complete audited fiscal year ended July 31, 2019 financial statements for The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation can be oundf online at TALIESIN1 FrankLloydWright.org/financials. 10% MEMBERSHIP & FUNDRAISING 1School of Architecture at Taliesin expenses represents the donation of the use of the campuses 5% TALIESIN FELLOWSHIP2 for professional education. 3% ADMINISTRATION 2Taliesin Fellowship expense represents retirement commitments made to the apprentices of Frank Lloyd Wright who continue to live on the campuses of Taliesin/Taliesin West. BUILDING THE FOUNDATION’S FUTURE

In 2019, the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation was one of only four local $20 MILLION+ cultural organizations selected by Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust to ECONOMIC IMPACT TO participate in its AGILE program, designed to help mid-sized to large arts SCOTTSDALE METRO and culture grantees build capacity to become a more robust and resilient organizations. Piper Trust is investing in research now underway that will help the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation plan new programs to expand its audience and deepen engagement with the community; additional research will help us communicate Wright’s work more effectively through communications, like our award-winningFrank Lloyd Wright Quarterly, and through licensed products and services. This program aims to grow our contributed revenue sources to accelerate our preservation work. Recognition from Piper Trust about the importance of the Foundation’s mission and impact, and the strides we have made in governance and management, instill confidence that the Foundation is on the right track to serve the public good for years to come by identifying where we can best and most purposefully focus our unique resources.

An invitation to participate in AGILE is a vote of confidence in the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation and recognition of its importance to our community. Taliesin West is a world-class site that attracts over 100,000 national and international visitors a year, yet is often a hidden jewel for local residents. Piper Trust believes the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation is at a turning point, with leadership and staff that recognize the opportunity to connect more deeply with our local community. AGILE aims to support that journey in a manner that respects the organization’s rich history and immense potential within the context of our desert home. It is Piper Trust’s privilege to collaborate with the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation in this effort.

Ellen Solowey Senior Program Officer, Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust The Opportunity Tree offers individualized supports to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Last year, we partnered with the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation at Taliesin West to have our members create Desert Masonry Candle Blocks. This new employment opportunity for our members enables them to earn a meaningful wage, while also expressing their own creativity. In addition, the Foundation 2019 ANNUAL DONORS has proven to be a wonderful partner in other regards: welcoming our members into the community at Taliesin West. The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation Jean and Barry Bingham would like to thank the following Alvin C. Bronstein, M.D. individuals and organizations for Cheryl A. and Phillip M. Carlson their generous contributions to the Gregory Coatsworth Taylor Buttrey organization. This list reflects gifts to Comerica Bank Manager of Cultural Programs and Community Engagement, the Foundation’s annual fund received Barbara and Steven Crystal The Opportunity Tree between January 1, 2019–December Max Dalton 31, 2019. The Foundation has made Calisle Dean and Lisa Ashley every effort to ensure the accuracy of Nancy Drew and Howard Picard this list. If you have questions, please Michael Duncan contact Michelle Lange, Director of Facebook Donations Development at 602.800.5410. Alice and Barry Fell Erin and Jeff Goodman $100,000+ Nancy Gordon Joy Hanson Anonymous Rose and Dennis Kleidon G. Douglas Cole and Janet H. Cole Mark Tlachac Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust Dr. Anita Levin and Mr. John Rafkin Kathryn and Douglas Collins Steven and Susan Trail Carolyn and Thomas Lloyd Dr. Yvonne C. Condell Karen and Carlos J. Vasquez $10,000–$99,999 Laura and Gary S. Maurer Amy and Howard Dinet Mr. and Mrs. Craig Wickersham Alanna Mack and Don Murray Dan Duckham, Architect Trent Wilcox APS Foundation George Meyer Jill and Jeff Emanuel Morden Yolles Arizona Community Foundation Peter A. Norum Dr. Pamela T. Frazier and Mr. Richard H. David Zimrin Mary and Joel Benkie Barbara and W. Kelly Oliver Missner Debra and Mark R. Dreher, CPA Kathryn Oshay Lisa Gimmy and Claus Best $250–$499 Eide Bailly LLP Rose and Harry Papp The GoodCoin Foundation Betty and Bert Feingold PHX Architecture Amy Goffman 180 Degrees, Inc. Dora and Louis Fox Charitable Trust Sharis and Thorn Pozen Patricia Gottfried Anne and David E. Allred, III Stuart Graff and Rob Chambers Frederick Prozzillo and Marie Jose Delph Gustitus Karen Hohman Almeida Japan Organic Architecture, Inc. Poulet Robert Hartmann Peri Altan Catherine and Brad Lenhart Rosa and Raul Rodriguez Shelly and Keith Hermanson Mr. Charles F. Anderson and Mrs. Mary Heather H. Lenkin Lois and Stephen Savage Randall N. Huff and Paulette Beech P. Anderson Emily and T.K. McClintock Scottsdale Arts (Scottsdale Cultural Gregory K. Hunt, FAIA Claudia and Douglas Anderson Natonal Endowment for the Humanities Council) Rich Hutchins and Cheryle Eymilk Mary Andrews and Jay Knoll National Park Service Shell Oil Company Foundatoin Michael Kantner Anonymous (3) National Trust for Historic Preservation Joan and Eugene Smith David Kasik Bakersfield Art Foundatoin, Inc. Cindy and Laurence M. Netherton Anne and Frederick P. Stratton, Jr. Jason Kennedy Rhonda Baltier Pakis Family Foundation Ellen Surrey Diana Lunny David and Nancy Barbour Charles Paul Cille and Vernon D. Swaback Patrick and Janietta Lusk Christopher and Robert A. Barker Lee and Timothy Radden Merle H. Sykora and Thomas H. Olson Dana and Bruce Macdonough John M. Barrett Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundatoin Taliesin Fellows, Inc. Margot Madsen Dr. Michael Bartanen and Dr. Kristine Sidney K. Robinson John S. Thornton, Jr. Lisa and Walter Maher Bartanen Betty & Newton Rosenzweig Fund Eric Vogel, IV The Rev. Christopher and Sandy Martin Patricia and William E. Bates for the Arts, a Fund of the Arizona Tracy Wan and Caylyn Creager Karen and Robert Mauldin Karren and Frederick C. Beaubien Community Foundation Mary and William Way Dr. Dennis J. McShane and Mr. Richard Roger Bealieu and Jane Gagne Sean Rush and Carol McMullen S. Gordon Dr. Vesna Beck William and Gertrude Shelley Family Kathleen and Robert Bender $500–$999 Marv Nonn Foundation Linda and George Parkins Susan and Lee Berk Marsha and John Shyer James W. Abbott John M. Paul Judith and Michael Berliner Robert B. Skerker Aaron K. Aleithe and Lisa A. Remby Dr. John A. Pope and Mr. Gregory Indira Berndtson Diana and David Smith Rod Anderson J. English Sharron Boatright Anne C. Stupp Anonymous (3) Bruce Rader Lee Bottomlee and Michael Kravetz Taliesin Preservation, Inc. Elizabeth Barrett Seerge Rochat Laurie and Joel Brill The Vanguard Group Foundation Becca Wilson-Basehoar and George Lois and John Rogers Mimi Burkholder Basehoar Lisa and Bob Schatz Patricia and John Cadwallader $1,000–$9,999 Bruce Berger Danielle Segura Frank Callender Fred Bidwell Cheryl and William M. Semple, Jr. Peggy and Skip Carney Applied Materials Foundatoin Zachary Bogart Lynn and Mark Shader Carol Ann Casey and Thomas Ramsfield Anonymous Robert Brannan Ilene Shaw Deborah and Stuart Chadde Arizona Historical Records Advisory Gordon Buitendorp Norman Silk and Dale Morgan Dr. Hilde Cheroutre Board Dr. John M. Bush Jan Smith and David Boyle Kirk Christie Joan Arcari Andrea and John Cahill Mark E. Smith Julia Clark Sara and Robert Awe Stefanie and Jerry Cargill Joe Spikes Stephen N. Clarke, Jr. Flo and Sid Banwart The Honorable Constance Carter and Pam Taylor and Robert Lang Clairette and Robert Clinger Dr. Keith C. Bible and Dr. Mary Jo Kasten The Honorable Paul S. Carter Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Taylor Steven K. Clinton Martha and David Bills Shirley and Robert Chen Patricia and Lawrence Timmons Eleanor and Joe Solumbe Janet R. Conti Valerie Kelleher Rosemary Scarcella James W. Conn* Lois and Gordon Core Steven J. Kelley and Aria Carmichiel Val Schaffner Clare and Loch Crane* Calvin Corell David J. Kelly, Architect Dr. Sara Schastok and Mr. Horst Heloise Crista* Joe Corlis Patricia Kennedy and Melissa Ries Schastok Walter Harvey Dunning David Coup Glenn L. Keyes and Erin Riches Dr. John S. Scheiderer and Mrs. Lee Maxine and Robert K. Elkington* Patricia Cozart Helen and Oleg Khaykin J. Scheiderer Herbert Fritz, Jr.* Julie and Ray Craemer David Knisely Ann R. Schenck John W. Geiger* Camellia and Chris Cullen Kenneth Kropacek, Jr. and Chuck Theresa and Terry Schmitgal Aaron C. Green* Barbara and Bruce Darden Carbaugh Beth and Gordon Schryer John Hess Kajari and Arup Datta Ginger and Clayton LaBine Rana and Joseph Schwartz Esther W. Holloway Kathleen and George DeMesquita Mary Lu and Ron Larson Timothy Schwimer Clara J. Leong and Peter Kalapuziak Dr. Philip DenBleyker Bridget Leiter Enid and Michael Seiden Thomas M. Koehler David Denison and Maureen Flanagan Warren Lerner Jim Semmelman and Ray Disco L. Elaine Koogler* Russell De Pietro Heather Lewis Jan and Kim Shaffer Mrs. Dolly Liang* Susan and Roger Diachok Lysbeth S. Lieber Vineeta Shah Joan J. Lueddeke Susanne and Spencer Dickinson Kym Life and Scott Campbell Nancy Shanes Karen M. Mauldin and Robert L. Mauldin Sarah and Chip Dicks Fred M. Lockman, Jr. Roberta Sharp Dr. and Mrs. H. Nicholas Muller, III Dr. and Mrs. William Dixon Mary Logan Gregg Shimanski Russell P. Neff JoEllen Doornbos Justine and John Lohin Jo and Jack Shimon Dottie O’Carroll Ronald and Lynn Duff Dr. and Mrs. Randolph L. Long Debbie and David Shook Bruce B. Pfeiffer* Howard W. Ellington Cynthia Loomis Dr. John L. Singleton and Mr. Kyle Muriel and Roger C. Rackliff* E. Michael Elmaleh Kay and Ron Maassen Singleton John Rattenbury Chris Elser Jean and Barry Mano Jennifer Sloman and Soundos Moualla Paula P. Rega Frances Emerson and Robert McClurg Maria Manzi Karen and Patrick Stack William F. Reinicker Marilyn and Richard Engle Gerald Marizza Lucina and Eugene Steffes Karen S. Roberts Kathryn and William Ewalt Chris and John C. Matesich, III Cliff Stephens Arnold Roy Ann Fahlstrom Dr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Maxwell Margo Stipe and Daniel M. Watson Mark S. Saxton Jeremy Farr Kathy and Gerard Maynard Carolyn and Mitchell Sutterfield James E. Schroeder* Daniel J. and Carol L. Fertig Caren and John McElhenny Pat and John Swanson Ms. Shelley Schwartz Dr. James Patrick Finerty Elaine McGinn Michele and Nicholas Taiber Joan and Mack Schwing Sara Fischer and John Cannon Jim McGuire Susan and Joseph Tamker Renee and Richard Stuart Christopher Flick Martha and Gary McGuire Sherlene Thiry Kevin Swinehart Anthony F. Flority Vito P. Messana Michael A. Thomas Mark Tlachac Carla and Charlie Flournoy Cora and Paul Messinger Barbara and Dan Todd Robert Van Ancum Christine and Bob Flury Delilah and Thomas C. Michales Eileen and Michael J. Trimbach Richard Berry von Hungen Groth* Ankie and Wesley F. Foell Samual Troy Miller and Diane Landes Margaret Turk and Robert Weber John C. Watson Susan and Richard Francois Joyce and Terry Miller Gail Ann and Lowell R. Ulrich *Gift has been realized Dr. and Mrs. Alan F. Frigy Robert Mills Kristina Van Liew Dr. Rahla Frohlich Arlene and Steven Mirer James S. Vega and Pam Arndt Susan and Richard Francois Eric Moore Dorothy Lou and Gerald N. Walkier Dr. Gail Gamble and Dr.l Mark Pittelkow Mark Mortrude and Debra Hoye- Margaret Walker HERITAGE OF John Gardner Mortrude Debra Warner and John Wallace Tracy Gibbons Roxanne and Bruce Mowery Teri and James Welsch GENEROSITY: Rosemary and Robert B. Glenn Carl E. Nelson Steven Wessels LIFETIME GIVING Sara and David Glenn James and Mary Nelson Western Penn. Conservancy Ro and Lorie Glisson Teresa and Kent Newton Patty and Brian Westmoreland The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation Arito Go John D. Nicklas Mrs. Jeanette G. White gratefully recognizes these individuals Reggie Graham and Irma Adame- Brooke and Tim O’Reilly Lenni and Tom J. Wilson and organizations whose lifetime of Graham Lynn and Michael Ortel Ramona and Charles Winters generous giving supports our work. Wesley C. Gray and Suzanne Taunsen Althea and John Ostermann Lynn and Dan Witthaus Their kind gifts enable us to preserve Alice and Stan Groenig Belle Ostrowsky Hanna and Gabriel Woodruff Frank Lloyd Wright’s two homes, Dolores C. Gross Karen and Steve Owens Cecelia Woody Taliesin and Taliesin West, as places Martin Grummer and Marilyn Kelly Dr. and Mrs. Nils Paellmann Kendall L. Workman where visitors can be inspired by the Jean and Robert Guritz Joan Perkins Dr. Elizabeth Catherine Wright legacy of Frank Lloyd Wright’s ideas Stephen W. Handy Susan and Frank Perlmutter Mary Helen and Bruce Wright to create a more beautiful community, Mark C. Hastings Wade Perrow John Wymore society, and world. Connie and Alan Hatfield R. Tree and Cindy Plumbtree YourCause - Corporate Employee James S. Hayes and Catherine A. Keig Nancy and William Polleys Giving Programs $1,000,000 and higher Terrance and Noel Hefty John Poulos Dr. Greg Zarelli Kayleen Helms Nancy Powers and Patrick Simpson Laura and Robert Zevnick Anonymous Jill and D.R. Hendel Theodore Prudon First Solar, Inc. Phillip Herndon Elizabeth and Howard Randol SC Johnson Giving, Inc. Cindy and Mark Hertzberg Bernard Ranellone Gail and David Hewson Michael Redmond SHINING BROW LEGACY $750,000–$999,999 Helen Himes and David Schmitz Kenneth Riley Alcena and Ryan Hoague Sandy and Paul Ringstrom Just as Frank Lloyd Wright continues The Robert and Maxine Elkington Trust Natalie Hoffman Susan and John Rippinger to inspire the world long after his Anne and Frederick P. Stratton, Jr. Milja Z. and Howard M. Hohnsen Karen S. Roberts passing, so too do the members of the Brandi Host Dr. and Mrs. Scott Roberts Shining Brow Legacy. These members $500,000–$749,999 Maynard DuPre Houston, Architect Victoria N. Roberts have chosen to name the Frank Lloyd Anonymous Janet and Bill Hunt Carol Robinson and Colin Robinson Wright Foundation in their estate plans Metropolis Cindy Hunter Wayne Robinson and Patrick Robinson to enable Wright’s work to live on. Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust William Hurford and Lesley Gilbertson Col. Michael A. Roddy, III Andrea and Brandon Imsdahl Consuelo and Rolando Rodriguez Anonymous (3) Kyle Jacobsen George D. Rollins, III Mary and Richard Braun* $250,000–$499,999 Kathryn and Thomas L. Brockhaus Lois E. James Dr. and Mrs. Roger Rueff Better Building Showcase, LLC Greggory A. Bruce Sondra and George Juetten Michael D. Rust and Diana Lubk Kohler Trust for Preservation Robert K. Burdette, Jr. and Joye Kathleen and John Junek Theresa and Scott Safley Emily and T.K. McClintock Burdette Char and Ken Keith Patty and Paul Sandness National Park Service $100,000–$249,999 Shoot LA, Inc. Mary and William I. Bacchus Barbara and W. Kelly Oliver Bert L. & Patricia S. Steigleder Barbara A.E. Banks Patrick O’Neill Baker & McKenzie, LLP Charitable Trusts Christopher and Robert A. Barker Rev. Bob Osswald The Lynde & Harry Bradley Foundation, Mary and Steven Swig Dr. Frank E. Barmore Mr. and Mrs. Peter Paul, Jr. Inc. The Virginia M. Ullman Foundation Mitchell C. Barnhart and Amado Sierras, II Muriel and Jim Pemble Briggs & Stratton Corporation Teresa Venegas John F. Bednarski Jon H. Peterson and Alice O’Malley- Heloise Crista Estate Karen Ellzey and Timothy K. Wright Julia and Bronson Beisel Peterson Dentsu Tec Inc. Randy Bender and Bruce Youngpeter John Poulos David E. Dodge $25,000 - $49,999 Bruce Berger Victor K. Pralle Marshall Erdman Estate Barry Berman Phyllis and Paul Rachbach Fidelity Foundation APS Corporate Giving Robert J. Blackburn Casey Randall Aaron C. Green Estate Arizona Commission on the Arts Phyllis and Paul Bogart Irene and Eric B. Rapp Katherine “Kax” Herberger Arizona Republic Francis and Patricia Booth Roland Reisley Hewlett Packard Company Ballard Spahr, LLP William S. Bowen Martin Rendl Virginia James Donald W. Beckett Dr. William S. Bradbury Susan K. Ricketts Jazzbird Foundation Mary and Joel Benkie Marilyn and Eugene H. Byers Sandy and Paul Ringstrom Klondyke Construction LLC. Carlotte and Samuel Berk Mrs. James Campbell George D. Rollins, III Dolly Liang Estate Annette Beyer-Mears Stefanie and Jerry Cargill John G. Rothermel National Endowment for the Arts Helen B. Boley Carlton Carl Stephen Roy and Lloyd Kohler National Endowment for the Humanities Mr. and Mrs. Timothy W. Bolinger Nancy and William S. Carpenter Carol and Dean Schroeder Barbara and Donald.R. Ottosen Alden Dow Stephen N. Clarke, Jr. Eugene R. Schwarting Pakis Family Foundation Arthur J. Duquette Peggy Clementi Mr. and Mrs. William J. Schwarz Bruce B. Pfeiffer Estate Kathy and Stephen B. Dwelle Daniel J. Clements, III Jo and Jack Shimon Porvenir Corporation Diana and Donald Fairweather John Clouse Leslie and Ron Shulem Power One Dora & Louis Fox Charitable Trust Gregory Coatsworth Carolyn and Tom Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Price, Jr. Stuart Graff and Rob Chambers John W. Crawford Georgia Lloyd Jones Snoke and Gretchen and Robert B. Ravenscroft Nancy K. Green Donald I. Crews Kenneth P. Snoke William F. Reinicker Mark Griggs Norma and Larry Crist Dr. Nicholas Spellman and Mrs. Marie Arnold Roy Jeffrey and Lynn Grip Fred Davidson Spellman Sean C. Rush and Carol C. McMullen Jeanne and Gary K. Herberger Michael J. DeLoye and Stacey DeLoye Linda C. and Ward M. Stanley The Schaffner Family Foundation Janice Jerde, AIA John Donofrio Karen Stromberg Sandra Shane-DuBow Kerker Marketing Communication Dan Duckham, Architect James C. Sturges Studio Lux/Christopher Thompson J.W. Kieckhefer Foundation Robert N. Dusek Kim E. Taylor Cille and Vernon D. Swaback Jean T. Kiene Steven W. Elisco Patricia and Lawrence Timmons Taliesin Preservation, Inc. Lands’ End Howard W. Ellington Curt Uritz Diana Deen Thompson and Christopher Lund Cadillac Saab Marilyn L. and Richard C. Engle Sherrill and Paul W. Wagner, AIA Thompson Marshall Field’s Jesse D. Evans Paul Weiss David and Julia Uihlein Charitable Paul Mayen Peter J. Exley, FAIA Lynn and Henry Whiting, II Foundation Janice L. Montana Brigitte and Kenneth Fedesna James H. Wick Karen and Howard Weiner Nord Family Foundation Patrick Flaherty Hubert C. Wigny Maja Wessels and Charles Covington Oce Group Oce-Nederland B.V. Anita and H. Patterson Fletcher C. Webb Williams Rose and Harry Papp Sarah J. Ford Jan and Bob Willow $50,000 - $99,999 Julian Price Family Foundation Edward D. Francis and Lynne Merrill- Peter A. Zalewski Anthony Puttnam, AIA Francis American Express Philanthropy Quarles & Brady Kevin Gordon Andersen Corporation Zach Rawling Paul Graf and Bruce McGlothlin Arizona Community Foundation Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation Jennifer and Jeff Griffin Arizona State Parks Joseph F. Rorke Scott Griffith Artists Rights Society Mary and John Sather Dolores A. Gutierrez The Bank of New York Mellon Scottsdale Insurance Company Terrance and Noel Hefty Cornelia Brierly Estate Scottsdale Plaza Resort Timothy Hoffman CMG Worldwide Marsha and John Shyer Mr. & Mrs. James C. Hood Adele Cohen Lynette Erickson-Sikora and Steve Sikora Richard N. Janick Delphi Inc. Robert B. Skerker Candice and Douglas J. Jenson Norma Deull T. Eugene and Joan Smith Nancy and Richard Johannsen John Eifler, FAIA Kathryn H. Smith and Randall H. Kennon Steven J. Kelley and Arla Carmichiel Daniel and Natalie Erdman June Sprij Curtis L. Kerscher Marshall Erdman Anne C. Stupp Darlene K. Komorous Ralph Evinrude Foundation, Inc. Osram Sylvania Helen Korrick Gila River Indian Community Alice and Thomas J. Tisch Cheryl and Douglas Kottom Hearst Corporation Tribune East Valley & Scottsdale Dr. Paul Kruty Kimberly A. Hurtado Tru Vue, Inc. AnneLore Kurtz Catherine and Brad Lenhart Wells Fargo Dr. Miles E. Kuttler Susan Jacobs Lockhart Frank L. Weyenberg Charitable Trust Pam and Robert Lang Henry J. Loos The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams Susan Lee Anne Maley-Schaffner and Tim Schaffner recognizes and thanks those individuals, Marsha A. and Jack P. Lee Linda and Daniel F. Marquardt foundations, corporations, and Dr. and Mrs. James E. Lichty Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton McRae, III organizations included in this report for Lysbeth S. Lieber The Microsoft Software Donation their generous donations during 2019. MEMBERS Chris and John C. Matesich, III Program at TechSoup Gifts received after December 31, 2019 Russell W. McBroom Douglas Moreland will be acknowledged next year. The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation Dr. Christopher Mead Deborah Morrow recognizes the following who have been Mr. and Mrs. David C. Meilander While we strive to provide accurate Cindy and Laurence Netherton loyal Members at the Individual level Delilah and Thomas C. Michales recognition of our donors for this Otis Elevator Co. and above for 25+ consecutive years. David K. Miller report, errors and omissions sometimes Patte and Frank N. Owings, Jr. Pasquale Gabbaria Mistrangelo occur. If you contributed as a donor Charles and Fonda Paterson James W. Abbott George P. Mueller and your name was inadvertently Pederson Group, Inc. Rod Anderson Colleen and Art Musselman omitted, listed in the wrong place, or T. Denny Sanford Dione and Dave Anderson Susan and Wayne Newman misspelled, please accept our sincere Scottsdale Arts (Scottsdale Cultural Elwood Anderson Scott E. Nodes apologies and contact us at Council) Robert E. Andrews [email protected].