ANNUAL REPORT January 1 ­- December 31, 2014

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PAGE 1 Letter from the Chairman of the Board...... 3 Report of the CEO: Celebrating the Legacy Year...... 4 Staff...... 11 Youth and Family Outreach...... 12 Internship Program...... 13 Recognizing Our Founders...... 14 Recognizing Our Volunteers...... 15 In Partnership with the Community...... 21 Foundation and Business Contributors...... 22 Donors...... 23 Society Level Members...... 26 Visitor Information...... 29 Financial Statements...... 30

The mission of the Frank Trust is to engage, educate and inspire the public through architecture, design and the legacy of , and to preserve the Trust’s historic sites and collections.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PAGE 2 BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2015

JOHN M. RAFKIN, CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD NICHOLE MARKLEY LINHARDT, CHAIR, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE DEAR MEMBERS AND FRIENDS GRAHAM J. RARITY, VICE CHAIR ROBERT MILLER, VICE CHAIR During 2014 the Trust celebrated its Legacy Year – In this Legacy Year, the Trust also produced our STEVEN E. BRADY, TREASURER AND CHAIR, forty years since we were founded in 1974 and 125 first Home and Studio App, launched a new FINANCE COMMITTEE years since 1889 when Frank Lloyd Wright built his recorded tour in eight languages, presented an All MARK A. SMYLIE, SECRETARY home in Oak Park, where he would spend twenty Wright Housewalk, announced a Legacy Society DAVID DUNNING years of family life and launch an architectural for planned gifts, and welcomed our founding DAVID HERNANDEZ career of international stature. volunteers home again for a grand Founders PETER R. GEORGE Day event. This year the Board of Directors also DON ROSENWINKEL Essential to the Trust’s mission over forty years, has approved a new updated Trust logo that evokes the LAWRENCE E. STEWART, MD been service to our community and to the public. design era of our sites and our modern spirit. RANDALL S. THORNE The Home and Studio was restored for the purpose BEN WEPRIN of sharing it with visitors to Oak Park, and over the Celebration of our Legacy Year has been a TIM SAMUELSON, ADVISORY MEMBER decades, those visitors came in increasing numbers shared success. The commitment and support of from around the world. our donors, volunteers, members, friends, and neighbors is invaluable. On behalf of the Board In this celebration year, the Trust opened the of Directors and our President & CEO Celeste balcony of Wright’s Studio to the public for the Adams, I extend sincere thanks to all listed in this first time in our history. Wright’s Oak Park Studio report, who contributed their talent and resources was his architectural laboratory, an incubator of to make 2014 a landmark year and the work of the ideas shared by a talented team of young architects Trust an ongoing source of pride to our and designers including , community. Marion Mahony – the first practicing woman architect in America, William Drummond, Francis Byrne, , and George Mann Niedecken. Wright’s Studio is where it all began, a new chapter in American architecture. The opening Graham J. Rarity of the studio balcony this year expands and enriches 2014 Chairman, Board of Directors Wright’s studio experience for our visitors. Graham Rarity, 2014 Chairman­, Board of Directors LETTER FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD

PAGE 3 Founders Day celebration REPORT OF THE CEO: CELEBRATING THE TRUST’S LEGACY YEAR

PAGE 4 CELEBRATING THE TRUST’S recognized 61 dedicated individuals whose LEGACY YEAR long term commitment—ranging from five to 40 years—has shaped a tradition of service The Legacy Year has been a celebration of two at the Trust, and inspires a new generation generations at the Frank Lloyd Wright Trust. who will continue to strengthen and grow the On June 17, Founders Day, the date on which organization. the Trust was incorporated as a not-for-profit organization in the state of , the first The 40th annual May Housewalk was All generation returned to the Home and Studio Wright in honor of the Legacy Year, and that they saved and restored forty years ago. attracted over 3,000 visitors transported from These are the shoulders upon which we stand, house to house on red trolley buses. The day and we carry forward the work they began. concluded with a Ragtime concert at by MacArthur genius award winner Five founders remain active at the Trust Reginald Robinson. The Oak Park and River today and received unprecedented 40-Year Forest houses on the walk surround Wright’s Volunteer Service Awards: John Thorpe, Jack first Home and Studio designed in 1889 for Lesniak, Susan Vrechek, Ann Marohn, and his wife Catherine Tobin. It would remain John Wood. Preservation architect John his home and workplace for the next twenty Thorpe, who played a leadership role in the years. SC Johnson Gallery exhibition restoration of the Home and Studio, was presented a special award for Lifetime Service. Wright selected a residential lot in Oak Park and built his house with money borrowed The loyalty and ongoing commitment of from . His studio workroom on Trust volunteers has forged the backbone the second floor would soon be transformed of our organization and ensured our success into bedrooms required for his growing family over the decades. On Founders Day we of six children. He added a playroom with

Top to bottom: Bill and Jan Dring with Lois Hall Merrill and Don Kalec; 2014 All Wright Housewalk; 40-year Volunteer Award recipients John Thorpe, Jack Lesniak, Susan Vrechek, Ann Marohn, and John Wood.

Emil Bach House PAGE 5 a piano to the house. The All Wright weekend evoked Wright’s love of music in the all-American Ragtime style of this era.

Eventually Wright would add an adjacent studio to create a work and residential complex as he would do again at in Wisconsin and later in Arizona, the three forming a sequence of homes and studios that would produce an evolving progression of new American styles of architecture over his lifetime. The 125-year-old Oak Park Home and Studio is the oldest Wright site open to the public as a museum and the only home and studio site where he built several dozen buildings in immediate proximity. Since 1974 the Home and Studio has welcomed over two million visitors from around the world.

The weekend also included a lively Chairman’s Reception with silent auction at The Rookery. Ultimate Plus guests traveled to picturesque Lake Delavan for a tour of the beautiful Penwern Estate including a main house, stables, gate houses, and boat house designed by Wright in 1900. The All Wright Weekend was a truly memorable Legacy Year celebration.

2014 All Wright Housewalk

The Other Pedreras exhibition, Barcelona PAGE 6 THE LEGACY CONTINUES award that included the Salk Institute for Biological Studies and the Opera This year, the Trust launched a new Legacy House. received $50,000 to create Society with five initial members who have a long-term conservation management plan, made a commitment to make a final gift to the first of its kind for Wright sites. the Trust. Creating a personal legacy honors both the individual and the Frank Lloyd Wright Trust, ensuring that the work we do in education and preservation continues to make THE NEXT CHAPTER our rich community heritage more meaningful In 2014 for the first time in the Trust’s history, for everyone who lives here and who visits. the Studio Balcony opened to the public, allowing visitors a more complete architectural The Legacy Year has allowed us to restate our experience of the dramatic two-story space. values and seek the support needed to fulfill Here the young Wright set the stage for his the Trust’s potential. The 2014 Annual Fund brilliant practice, gathering the talents of set a new record of $103,000, surpassing all Walter Burley Griffin, Barry Byrne, Marion previous years. With each passing year since the Mahony and artists such as . Annual Fund was established, total giving has Here he designed over 140 buildings and increased and in 2014 through all of the Trust’s created Prairie style, the first American style of Speaker Adrian Smith with University of Chicago students combined giving and grants programs over architecture. Many of his commissions were $950,000 was raised from generous and loyal in the surrounding neighborhood, and so Oak donors. Park became the context of a new architectural Among the 2014 grants recorded in this report vision. Wright’s studio and Oak Park The Getty Foundation grant of $50,000 buildings have made the community unique in their Keeping It Modern program is an in the world of early . exceptional achievement. The Trust was one of ten international recipients of this first-time

Top: Studio balcony installation Bottom: Frame from installation presentation

PAGE 7 Architect Adrian Smith, Thinking Into the Future speaker Interactive interpretive panels installed this Organic Architecture, and Wendy Hitchmough year in the balcony space present archival on Wright and the Origins of the House as a photos and information about members of Work of Art. Funded by Terra Foundation for Wright’s studio and bring the space to life American Art, the entire series of six lectures again as visitors learn more about the artists, by distinguished international speakers was designers, and architects of Wright’s first and filmed and videos of all programs can be most significant studio. A new DVD and App viewed on the Trust’s website. about the Home and Studio were published The Trust’s new partnership with Unity for the Legacy Year, and a new historic Temple established this beautiful setting for neighborhood recorded walking tour in eight many new programs, including the Trust’s languages was also introduced to visitors. annual Community Enrichment Series; an TravelWright – Cultural Journeys by Design emerging artists series in partnership with – introduced travelers to the Arts and Crafts the Luminarts Cultural Foundation; a tradition in England and Scotland, the Vienna program about poets inspired by Wright in Secession, Wright’s vision of Japan, and the collaboration with the Poetry Foundation; an California modern craft movement. adult workshop series; and a concert series.

Frank Lloyd Wright: Origins and Influences A spring open house at the Part II continued in summer 2014 at the marked the debut of this newly restored site Pritzker Auditorium in the historic to its Rogers Park and Evanston neighbors, Monroe Building. Speakers included and launched the Trust’s new seasonal tours at Christian Witt-Dörring on Vienna in 1910, this beautiful vacation stay and rental property Kevin Nute on Japanese Art as a Means to along the Lake Michigan North Shore.

Top to bottom: Home and Studio mobile application; British Arts and Crafts, TravelWright journey; Emil Bach House

PAGE 8 A BRIGHT FUTURE

The Ecological Imagination: Life and the Design of Urban Public Space was the topic of the 2014 Thinking into the Future: The Robie House Series on Architecture, Design, and Ideas. Landscape architect James Corner addressed a record audience of 400 at University of Chicago’s Logan Center for the Arts and encouraged those present to envision with him the world’s green cities of the future. Organized in partnership with University of Chicago, this is the fourth and most successful year for this annual program.

Playroom mural before conservation Playroom mural after conservation The future of the Trust depends upon the loyalty of our friends and donors who make our work in education and preservation possible. These individuals care deeply about the quality of life in our community and understand that our future is based upon the foundation of our historic past. Without memory we lose the meaning of our story.

Thank you to all of the donors who honor us with their trust and confidence in our work, in particular this year, the Hickory Foundation, the MacArthur Foundation, Alphawood Foundation, Terra Foundation for American Art, U.S. Bank, M. Necdet Ersoy, Joan and Bob Feitler, John Geary Trust, Harper Court Arts Council, T. Kendall Hunt Top: Thinking into the Future lecture, Logan Center for the Arts at the University of Chicago. (Left to right) University Architect Steve Wiesenthal, James Corner, Celeste Adams, and John Rafkin. Bottom: Architect James Corner, Thinking into the Future speaker

PAGE 9 Family Foundation, Graham Rarity, Tawani The Trust has grown in recent years to include Foundation, and Lisa and Ray Lewis. five sites in the Chicago area. Attendance in The Legacy Year has provided an opportunity to 2014 totaled 150,000 compared to 140,000 in look back to the beginnings of Wright’s career 2013. With 20% of our visitors from outside the at the Home and Studio 125 years ago and the , the Frank Lloyd Wright Trust has founding of the Frank Lloyd Wright Trust 40 grown to become an international gateway to years ago. Originally named the Home and Wright’s Chicago. Studio Foundation, the Trust changed its name to the Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust when Robie House was added as a site in 1997. In 2013 the Trust shortened its name to Frank Celeste Adams Lloyd Wright Trust and this year the Board of President & CEO Directors adopted a new logo that incorporates an early modern typeface to create a fresh and updated image of the organization.

SC Johnson Gallery exhibition

Top to bottom: Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio; Unity Temple; Frederick C. Robie House; The Rookery; Emil Bach House

Emil Bach House PAGE 10 ADMINISTRATION GUEST RELATIONS

Celeste Adams President & CEO Laura Dodd Director of Operations and Guest Experience Daniel Popp Director of Finance Mark Campbell Oak Park Daily Operations Manager Susan Harris* Human Resources Manager Elizabeth Murphy Group Tours and Site Rental Manager Kathleen Francis Staff Accountant Sarah Horton Unity Temple Daily Operations Manager Rebecca Girard Administrative Coordinator Joseph Barrett Robie House Daily Operations Manager Jerome Bambera* Accounting Assistant Linda Bonifas-Guzman Volunteer Resources Manager Kim Scata Volunteer and Guest Relations Coordinator COMMUNICATIONS Angela Whitaker* Wright Plus Coordinator Christina Ruscitti Guest Relations and Volunteer Coordinator Zarine Weil Director of Communications Daniela Blanco* Guest Relations Representative and Manager on Duty Andrea Brown Senior Manager - Public Relations Taylor Behary* Guest Relations Representative Christine Trevino* Communications Assistant Audra Jervey* Guest Relations Representative Madeline Mason* Guest Relations Representative DEVELOPMENT Rita Williams* Guest Relations Representative John Chwedyk* Guest Relations Representative Thomas Gull Director of Development Carol Herbstritt* Guest Relations Representative Kristy Johnson Associate Director of Development Jim Peters* Guest Relations Representative Lise Braithwaite Manager, Annual Giving and Events Michael Wait Robie House Facilities and Housekeeper Kendra Fortenberry Membership and Donor Database Coordinator MULTI-CHANNEL RETAILING COLLECTION AND PROGRAMS Heidi Farina Director of Multi-Channel Retailing David Bagnall Curator and Director of Interpretation Jason Gums Multi-Channel Retail Center Manager Risa Sekiguchi Vuillemot* Travel Manager Michelle Foland Multi-Channel Retail Manager Margaret Willis Multi-Channel Retail Customer Service Assistant Supervisor Steve Cothard Shipping and Receiving Coordinator EDUCATION Katherine Bruun Merchandise Customer Service Assistant Shannon Greve Youth and Family Programs Manager Lawrence Baker Museum Retail Shops Manager Brooke Hutchison Education and Programs Assistant Debyante Porter Museum Shop Assistant Manager Margy Stover* Museum Educator Brittany Yelink Museum Shop Assistant Manager Debbie Becker* Museum Shop Sales Representative Crystal Pruitt* Museum Shop Sales Representative FACILITIES Nancy McCort* Museum Shop Sales Representative David Olson* Museum Shop Sales Representative Karen Sweeney Preservation Architect and Facilities Administrator Randoph Mical* Museum Shop Sales Representative Patrick Gronek Caretaker Lynda Colon* Merchandise Customer Service Assistant Matthew Ingram Home and Studio Facilities Assistant Barbara Tomasello* Merchandise Customer Service Assistant Omar Evans* Home and Studio Housekeeper Richard Tomasello* Shipping and Receiving Assistant Devin Flores* Shipping and Receiving Assistant INFORMATION AND TECHNOLOGY

Ahnquajj Kahmanne Director of Information Systems Technology * part-time Danny Yuen Website Administrator and Interactive Designer

STAFF (AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2014)

PAGE 11 In 2014, the Trust presented

in-school arts education

programs for 3,000 children

within the Chicago metropolitan

area. In addition, the Trust

hosted workshops for children,

families, and teachers at its

historic sites as well as public

libraries, and other community

spaces.

YOUTH AND FAMILY OUTREACH

PAGE 12 2014 STUDENT INTERNSHIP PROGRAM The Trust provides internship opportunities to students, graduates, and career-changers seeking to broaden their experience by working and learning in a professional museum environment.

CURATORIAL

Kimya Buckner University of Chicago Laboratory Schools Robie House Internship Program Rebecca Singerman University of Chicago Metcalf Internship Program

EDUCATION

Roya Basirirad Imam Khomeini International University Jessica Burton Columbia College Kaitlin Pell Bradley University Kiara Jade Sinclair Columbia College

GUEST RELATIONS

Tess Altman Wesleyan University Melanie Bishop Columbia College Lauren Frost Princeton University Katherine Lee Indiana University Keegan Reedy University of Portland

Left to right: Jessica Burton (intern), Brooke Hutchison (staff), and interns Kaitlin Pell, Kiara Sinclair, Roya Bassirirad, and Rebecca Singerman

INTERNSHIP PROGRAM

PAGE 13 PAGE 13 FRANK LLOYD Charles Gale David Mann Maryanne Stone Kathryn Gale Ann Marohn Karen Sweeney WRIGHT TRUST Gloria Garofalo Mary McLeod Gof Thomson FOUNDERS Cyrus Giddings Lois Hall Merrill John Thorpe Marge Gockel Roselen Murphy John Tilton We recognize the commitment Maureen Gorman Margaret Norton John Townsend and vision of the Trust’s Ellen Gorney Gail Downey Orr Sally Townsend founders: William Goshorn Jack H. Prost Lillian Twine Redd F. Griffin Betty Puchalski Richard Twiss Gay Pearson Anderson Dorothy Grundin Susan Remington Sue Vrechek Wallis Austin Gail Hague Arthur Replogle George Vrechek Catherine Barker Tom Heinz Bea Roberts B. J. Walker Robert Bell DCP Hennessy Jack Rossetter Richard Walker Lawrence Biddle Mimz Hick Joan Ryan Carol Walton Sara Giddings Bode Roy Hlavacek Tim Sandvoss John Walton Robert Borwell Carl J. Hunter Dawn Goshorn Schumann Robert Wetzel John Bruun Elsie Jacobsen George R. Schumann Barbara Wetzel Theresa Bruun Colleen Kadlec Toni Seidelmann Wes Wieting Helen Budorick Donald Kalec Eileen Seifert Alice Wilcox Morris Buske Dennis Kenny Anna Shepard Chuck Wilkenson Ann Canapary Lucille Klein Lyman Shepard Frances Wolf Pat Cannon Harry Knaphurst Alice Sinkevitch Mary Woolever Tom Donnelly Annette Lage David Sokol Jan Novak Dressel Marilyn Lehman Jo Sommers Margaret Zak Bill Dring Jack Lesniak Steve Sommers Garret Eakin Carla Lind Elmer Stecher Elinor Fallert Nan Loncharich Helen Stevens Jerome Fallon Jerry Mackey Warren Stevens Jeanette Fields Judy Magee Joyce Stockholm

RECOGNIZING OUR FOUNDERS

PAGE 14 PAGE 14 More than 700 volunteers from throughout the Chicago metropolitan area led tours, hosted events, and assisted guests at our historic sites during 2014.

Top left: The Wallis Austin Outstanding Volunteer Award was presented to Terrance Watson by Gabriela Freese.

Bottom right: The Catherine McLoughlin Award for Hospitality was presented to Debbie Crouch by Lourdes Nicholls-Kaczkowski.

RECOGNIZING OUR VOLUNTEERS

PAGE 15 The following long-term volunteers were recognized for their 40 to 20 milestone years of service in 2014:

40 Years of Service 20 Years of Service Jack Lesniak Jay Champelli Ann Young Marohn John Enderle John Thorpe AIA Susan Frost Susan Vrechek Jo Hays John Wood Gary Howell Paula Kavchak 30 Years of Service Carol Olsen Maureen Crotty Alan Raphael Ronaine Erickson Graham J. Rarity Madeleine Raymond Steve Sommers

25 Years of Service Nancy Alpert-Yarush Karen Barth Jeanette Becvar Julie Conmy Marion Davis Christine Hauri Janice Lewis Betty McGhee

Wright Plus 2014

PAGE 16 Trust volunteers are integral to the success of our tours and operations. Volunteers lead site tours, assist with guests, and support special events and projects. Their commitment allows the Trust to fulfill its mission, and we are grateful for their contribution of time and service.

Linda Abrams Denia Barrett Catherine Bosher Patrick Cannon Mary Ellen Conboy Amie DeLuca Paige Alcorn-Priest Tom Barrett Stephen Bowen Lilja Carden Michael Connelly Vicky Demakis Angelina Alongi Debby Barron Peg Brandon Barbara Carlson Kay Conner Judy Demetriou Sophie Amado Lori Barwick Joan Brandt Marissa Carlson Nikki Conner Sally Dempsey Shanita Anderson Wes Barwick Paul Braun Will Carlson James Conway James Dennis Laura Andre Roya Basirirad Katherine (Kat) Braz Julie Carpenter David Cook Jackie DeThorne Kris Anfuso Sebastian Beaghen Erika Brewer Athene Carras Lauren Cooper Douglas Deuchler Nellie Angel Debbie Becker Rebecca Bridges Ian Carras Maria Corpuz Brian DeVinck Doris Angell Sofia Becker Bruce Broerman Kathy Carras Aaron Cortez Mike Dianich Yukiko Aoki Barry Bell Margaret Bronson Karen Carreras Tim Cote Felix Diaz Tyler Appino Hank Bell Andrew Brown Daniel Castaneda John Cramer Donna Dimitrova Thomas Applegate Millie Benjamin-Smiddy Marilyn Brumund Marie C. Castaneda Royse Cramton Michael DiRosa John Arnold Derrick Bennett John Bruun Caitlin Castro Michael Crist Abbass Divani Katie Artery Tim Bennett Arlene Bunis Patricia Chapman Debbie Crouch Rebecca Doar Heather Grant Asaadi Rolando Bergado Janet Bunn Aurelia Chaudagne William Crozier Keith Dobberfuhl Wyatt Ashby Katarina Berin Rebecca Bunn Marian Chen Pam Cruz Lisa Dodge Carole Aston Christine Bernard Nancy Burke Judith Cheske Theresa Czarnik Carol Dohr Tuuljargal Baatar Robert Bidlack Jessica Burton Christopher Chwedyk Jill Dahlke Scott Dohr Alex Bachhuber Nick Binotti Ellen Busse Mariam Clapp Kimberly Darre Debbie Donahue Lauren Bair Stephan Bitter David Cairns Brett Clark Elise Daughhetee Denise Donald Doreen Baker Jack Bizot Joan Cammarata Phoebe Clement Janet Davis Patrick Dooley Melissa Garba Baker Carrie Blaine Meg Cammarata Cheryl Coffey Miriam Davison William Doukas Nick Baker Sue Blaine Howard Campbell Courtney Coke Christine Day Vera Dowell Cherie Balan Hailey Blair Lee Campbell Marty Colchamiro Pam Deady Trudy Doyle Irene Balks Linda Blaskovich Renee Campbell Mary Colchamiro Bill Decker Tom Drebenstedt Cherly Barnes Nicole Borgen Deirdre Cannon Sarah Collier Jill DeCoursey Jan Novak Dressel Daniel Barnett Karen Borgstadt Jeanette Cannon John Colucci Tari Delisi Elizabeth Dresser

PAGE 17 Don Drews Sarah Floyd Amy Godino Dan Heiden Mary Johnson Kathie Kinnaman Dolores Dubowski Alexander Fonseca Donna Goetz Judith Heineman Penny Johnson Linda Kirsininkas Michael Duggan Alicia Fontanetta Janina Golab Ione Heinitz Wayne Johnson Ron Kirsininkas Becky Dunlavey Grace Forberg Martin Goulbourn Carol Herbstritt Joyce Jones Dinah Kittredge Gillian Dwyer Peter Forberg Sharon Grant Harold Hering Margaret Jones Doug Kittredge J. John Dzuryak Tina Frank Diane Gray Dottie Hetzel Laura Jordahl Mary Klassen Linda Eales Doug Freerksen Paul Greenberg Kay Hickey Stephen Jordan Steven Klimczak Leila Edwards Gabriela Freese Wendy Greenhouse Steve Hill Christine Junious Dennis Kmiec Jack Eilrich Judith Frei Tygh Griffin Maeve Hillengas Doug Kaarre Laura Knitt C.L. Elliott Lawrence Frey Gayle Grindley Margaret Hillengas Andy Kaczkowski Rick Koepke Pam Erickson Linda Frey Margarete Gross Chris Hockenberry Mary Kaleta Nelson Koga Peter Erickson Gretchen Frickx Carolyn Guilford Dennis Hoelzle Larry Kameya Leo Koonmen Connie Fairbanks Susan Froehlich Adrienne Guldin Gail Hoffman Merritt Kanan Alma Koppedraijer Michael Farley David Frost Don Gunning Eileen Holderbaum Kane Cheryl Koselke Andrea Farrell Rosalie Fruchter Phyllis Gunning Jeanne Hoogerhyde Carol Ann Karlowski Diane Koselke Ann Fastert Sara Gable Cara Gutstein Sue Hopkins Steven Karlowski Noppharat Kositthanasarn Julie Federico Joyce Gajda Donna Hachiya Gavin Hougham Elizabeth Keitel Amanda Kowalski Karen Feeney Paul Gajda Courtney Hack Debra Hruby James Kelly Michele Kowalski Robert Feeney Mary Galligan Jacob Hagan Alyson Hrynyk Jill Kelly Vincent Kowalski Paula Fenza Mario Gascon Sally Hakes Michelle Humes Jean Kengott Jeffery Koziol Kristin Ferguson Leigh Gates George Hallenbeck Brad Hutchison Lawrence Kengott Mitch Koziol Anne Ferri Carolyn Gersh Frank Hankins Renee Hutchison Michael Kennedy Margaret Kral Lizzie Ferrill Tony Gibbons Stacey Harloe Natsuko Imamura Paul Kenworthy Peggy Kral Alan Fierst Deb Giesler Charles Harrington Allen Irvine Kris Kertgen Ray Kratzer Grace Files Ted Giesler Betty Harris Alyssa Jaracz Beverly Kiele Linda Kravitz Dave Filicicchia Carl Giessel Christina Harris Linda Jebavy Zoe Kilavos Marie Kruse Michelle Filicicchia Douglas Gilbert Bob Hartnett Jane Jedlicka Stupar Kimberly Lisa Krzeczowski Shirley Fitzpatrick Ruth Glaberson Kathryn Hausman Gert Johnson Paul King Lori Krzyzewski Brian Flora Marge Gockel John Heidbreder Katie Johnson Jacqueline Kinnaman Shirli Kubiak

PAGE 18 Aurore Kucaba Timothy Loftus Kay Mavity Adam Mikos Bruce O’Brien Silviu Petrea Liz Kucaba Rose Loggi Thomas Maxson Kimberly Mikuta Mary Ocasek Jeane Petruzzelli Kay Kuhlman Janet Lohr Katie Maxwell Lynn Miller Erin O’Donnell Clark Cheryl Phillips Don Kumler Perla Londres Debbie Mazanek David Moehring Marie V. Olmos Tom Phillips William Kundert Charlotte Lothian Andrea Mazza Ron Moline Susan Olson Don Pielin Ellen Kuner Mia Lucci Shara McAlister Rocio Monge Pat O’Neill Renee Pleshar Barbara Kurth Tommy Lucci Jimmy McAllister Emily Monk Virginia Opitz Margie Pligge Marge Kwapil Mary Ann Luther Gene McCormack Debra Moon Rob Oppenborn Sharon Plonka Rick Kwarciany Aubre Lutz Bill McDonald Helen Moorman Susan Oppenborn Suzanne Poeschel Vicki Kwarciany Daniel Madden Steve McFarlin Char Lyn Morris Frank Orto Mike Poirier Barbara Kwiatkowsky Teresa Maganzini Debbie McGahey Dave Morris Ute Osmers Frank Pond Kathy Ladell Thomas Malcolm Abby McGovern Meredith Morris Kathy Pace Terry Poppleton Alan Mark Lahn Darrick Malone Lisa McGovern John Mosier Ginny Paddock Nathan Prince Peggy Lami Lindsey Malone Karen McLean Linda Mosier Gregory Padgett Kimberly Puch Karen Larsen Susan Maltese Mary McLeod Justin Mottier Shelley Paine Nicole Puch Richard Larsen Sandra Mangione Jerry McManus Carolyn Mulac Gary Palese John M. Rafkin Saran Larson Tom Marhevko Linda McNally John Murphy Marshall Palley Nancy Reeder Gregory Larvis Engelen Mark Rick McNees Dorothy Nanni Joan Pantsios Linda Reeve Courtney Lawhn-Heath Kristin Mars Kathy McPherson JoEllen Narsutis Edward Pariser Gerald Regich Barbara Lawrence Leslie Marsh Don McVicker Kathy Nassios Bob Paroski Helen Lee Reid Ted Lawrence Vicki Martin Gwen Meadows Jim Nedza Maggie Parrish Pat Reider Jonathan Leck Sam Marts Richard Means Lynn Neils Kathryn Patera Peter Reidy Virginia Lennon Joe Maschek Erica Meares Brett Nerstrom Carol Patterson Karl Reko Corrine Lettier Carol Massery Dick Meister Rebecca Nerstrom David Patterson Ruth Reko Donna Lettier Marcia Matavulj Joan Meister Lourdes Nicholls-Kaczkowski Frank Patterson Susan Remington Monte Levinson Jeffrey Mathe Gloria Merrill Pam Niesluchowski Jessica Peretti Maria Reva Scott Lewis Kay Mathewson Elizabth Metcalfe Gary Northrup James Peters Pamela C. Reynolds Michelle Liffick Jennifer Mathis Naomi Miali Angela Novak Deanna Petersohn Mirella Ribaudo Mary Jane Linke Jacob Mavity Fritz Michaelis Polly Novak Cristina Petrea Tony Riley

PAGE 19 Molly Rindfuss Diane Sauls Maria Simonetti Janet Barkley Stock Kraig Vandiver Elbert Whitfield Rose Rittenhouse Genie Schauerte Rebecca Singerman Joan Stockmal-Gordon Natasha Vemulkonda James Wicks Eleanor Rivera Virginia Schenzinger Madonna Sivwright Amy Stojkovich Tylor Versgrove Siegfried Wiechert Eileen Robbins Erin Schettler Joseph Sjostrom Ceece Straney Janet Volk Carolyn Wilbon Irma Rodriguez Ariel Schick Robbie Skoronski Tim Strannix Joyce Voss Pat Wilkinson Mary Roeing Jean Schlinkmann Deb Sloan Linda Norbut Suits Judy E. Voss Ann Williams Lorena Rojas Joel Schorn Dan Slouka Alex Sulek Mary Wacker Carolyn Williams Ron Roman Peter Schramm AIA Helene Slowik Teri Sullivan Penny Wainwright Dallas Williams Ruth Romer Lisa Schrenk Jessica Small Dan Sweeney Anita Walag Michael Williams Ann Rooney Charlotte Schuerman Bob Smith Maria Sweeney Jana Wallace Roger Wilson Kay Rosen Joe Schulenberg Gwyn Smith Jeanne Takami Ellen Walsh Janina Wimunc Denise Roser Maureen Schuler Sydney Smith Vivian Tedford Frank Walsh Michael Winchester Cynthia Ross Andrew Schultz Yvonne Smith Deborah Thill Jack Walsh Linda Winke Theresa Rothschadl Susan Schultz Linda Solan Richton Thomas Debra Walters Kristen Wolfe Heidi Ruehle-May Randi Schwartz Jim Solnes Sonya Thompson Michael Warnock Patricia Wozny Brigitte Ruiz Walter Schweiger Teri Somrak Jessica Thurk Monique Washington Pamela Wright-Eargle Libby Rupert Ronnie Schweit John Sosnowski John Tielsch Linzy Waters Jacqueline Wurzelbacher Greg Russo Mark Scott Gavin Souter Betsy Timm Newton Carla Watson Chris Yelvington Jackie Russo Grace Scully Norman Spielman Barbara Tomasello Roseanna Watson Charles Young Sara Russo Jennifer Sellers Michelle Springer Rich Tomasello Terrence Watson Christa Young Grace Rydman Lisa Selman Jan Stanton Bob Trezevant Beverly Weable Terry Zachata Janet Sabri Janice Serafini Ron Starbuck Sharon Tucker Linda Weber Peg Zak Chettha Saetia Maya Shanahan David Staskowski Patricia Turner Jeanne Wehman Anthony Zamer Maureen Saetia Peggy Shannon Marianne Stefanski Theresa M. Tyranowski Nicole Weiland Frank Zarate Yasue Saito Kim Shaw Robert Stefanski Richard Uebele Steven Weis Lorie Zuehlke Lisa Sallstrom Valerie Sherman Cole Steffen Susan Uhlig Liz Welter Sharon Zurek Kim Sargent Hisayo Shikakura Roxanne Stevens Veronica Uribe Elaine Wessel Alicia Saso Mary Shipman Michael Stewart Pamela Urso Edward White Marissa Sasso Ross Simmons Val Stewart Sherry Vale Sondra White

PAGE 20 In 2014, the Trust parternered with the following community organizations:

American Institute of Architects—Chicago Chicago Arts Partnership in Education Chicago Philharmonic Orchestra Chicago Architecture Foundation Chicago Public Schools The Genevieve and Wayne Gratz Center at Fourth Presbyterian Church Greenline Wheels Hyde Park Jazz Festival Ingenuity, Inc. Luminarts Cultural Foundation Museum Campus South Oak Park Education Foundation Oak Park Elementary School District District 97 Oak Park Public Library Open House Chicago Peggy Notebaert Museum Poetry Foundation Pritzker Military Museum & Library Reva and David Logan Center for the Arts at the University of Chicago The Standard Club Tawani Enterprises, Inc. Unity Temple Unitarian Universalist Congregation Unity Temple Restoration Foundation University of Chicago University of Chicago Laboratory Schools

IN PARTNERSHIP Museum Campus South launch press conference at DuSable Museum WITH THE COMMUNITY PAGE 21 FOUNDATIONS BUSINESS PARTNERS BUSINESS SUPPORT In 2014, the Trust received nearly $600,000 in Business Partners supported Trust operations Additional business support up to $999 is listed support of Trust operations, historic preserva- through event sponsorships and charitable alphabetically. tion and restoration projects, lectures and public contributions of $1,000 or more in 2014. Business programs, education programs for children and Partners are listed in alphabetical order. Cucina Paradiso teachers, community outreach, and general Deborah Rogers Design, Inc. Baird & Warner operating support. Foundations are listed alpha- Delia’s Restaurant Baker & McKenzie LLP betically. Geppetto’s Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois Alphawood Foundation Giordano’s of Oak Park Boiler Pros of Chicago, Inc. Wallis Austin and Virginia Bennett Austin Charitable Fund Graduate Women in Business at Chicago Booth Bulley & Andrews, LLC Francis Beidler Foundation Hemmingway’s Bistro Community Bank of Oak Park and River Forest The Getty Foundation Hyatt Place Chicago-South/University Medical Center Downtown Oak Park Good Heart Work Smart Il Vicolo Trattoria Flat Top Grill Harper Courts Art Council Khyber Pass Heritage Tile of Oak Park Hickory Foundation Mancini’s Italian Bistro JW Marriott Chicago The Hildner Foundation McGrath City Honda Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP T. Kendall Hunt Family Foundation Mickey’s Gyros and Patricia D. Hunt KPMG Mondo Piccolo, LLC Illinois Arts Council Agency Ogilvy Chicago Nicor Gas Energy Efficiency Program Illinois Department of Economic Opportunity/ Sidley Austin LLP Illinois Office of Tourism Nineteenth Century Club of Oak Park Terry Guen Design Associates Illinois Tool Works Foundation Petersen’s Ice Cream U.S. Bank John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Porkchop Hyde Park, LLC Visit Oak Park Susan and John Major Donor Advised Fund at the Rancho Santa Fe Foundation Whole Foods Market Namaste Foundation Winberie’s Restaurant & Bar Oak Park Area Arts Council Oak Park-River Forest Community Foundation Clifford C. and Virginia G. Sorensen Charitable Trust of The Saint Paul Foundation Tawani Foundation Terra Foundation for American Art 2014 All Wright Housewalk lead sponsor FOUNDATION AND BUSINESS CONTRIBUTORS

PAGE 22 The Frank Lloyd Wright Trust recognizes with gratitude the generous support of the DONOR CIRCLE following individuals from January 1, 2014 through December 31, 2014. These donors contributed cash gifts of $2,500 or above in 2014. INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT Celeste M. Adams Christine Bernard $10,000—$49,999 $1,000—$2,499 Linton J. Childs M. Necdet Ersoy Michele and John Donley Debbie Crouch Steve and Penny Brady Joan and Robert Feitler David and Toni Dunning Carla and Leonard Feinkind M. Necdet Ersoy John Geary Trust Gabriela Freese Jeanne and John Gallo Joan and Robert Feitler Graham J. Rarity William E. and Judith P. Greffin Richard and Alice Godfrey Carole and Frank Gailor David Hernandez and Tereasa Surratt Kimberly A. King Patty and Ken Hunt $5,000—$9,999 Bill Kundert and Judi Davenport Rick and Ellen Kuner Ray and Lisa Lewis Ray and Lisa Lewis Michael and Nichole Linhardt Stewart Macaulay Joan and Lou Mercuri Carlotta and Ronald Lucchesi Dominic and Mary Pisani James W. Neupert $2,500—$4,999 Robert Miller and Amy Renzulli Hollis and Benjamin Sax John M. Rafkin and Anita Levin Celeste M. Adams James E. and Mary G. Nelson Karen Sweeney and William P. Janulis Christine Bernard Jennifer N. Pritzker Delano Wilkes Graham J. Rarity Steve and Penny Brady Muriel Quinn and Robert Pasin Loren Rogers Carole and Frank Gailor The Mark and Patricia Prendeville Fund $250—$499 Don and Karen Rosenwinkel Michael Mensik and Theresa and John Rigas Anonymous Mary Jo and Stephen Schuler Marguerite Tompkins Scott and Anne Hamblin Schiave David R. Adler Cindy and Larry Stewart Joan and Lou Mercuri John D. and Jean M. Simms Tom Alexander Esther Thoele James W. Neupert Jon J. Skillman and Luanne E. Selk Michael and Carol Bilder John M. Rafkin and Anita Levin Sallie and Mark Smylie The Chodera Family Loren Rogers Nan and Kenneth Unklesbay William and Lee Eichhorn Don and Karen Rosenwinkel Bridget and Royce Yeater David Fanta Cindy and Larry Stewart Anne C. Ferri Esther Thoele $500—$999 Nancy and Robert Follett Anonymous Susan and Paul Freehling Ann M. Alspaugh Keith Goad and Paul Grundwald Alvin C. Bronstein John and Susan Kelty

DONORS

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Daniel Madden and Tuny Mokrauer Laura and Christian Dodd Gregory Padgett and Marie Castaneda James and Carolyn McClure Alice M. Egli Edith Payne Timothy E. and Debra A. Shamble Ryan and Tim Eikmeier-Silver Tim and Molly Philosophos Nancy and Richard Waichler Phillip Ellman Don M. Randel and Carol E. Randel Fund Ted and Sharon Flint Grace Staver Rarity $100—$249 Jay and Karen Fritz Linda S. Ryan Anne Agee Madelon and Roger Fross Barbara and Roger Schanzle R. Hale Andrews, Jr. Thenice Gall Elizabeth Schneider Thane K. Arnold John and Gloria Garofalo Jeff and Linda Schroeder Dwight D. Austin Val Glitsch Dawn F. and George R. Schumann Cherie Balan and Jeffrey Kraus Wally and Michelle Grimms Jeffrey and Gloria Schwartz Casey Barber Roy J. Guenther John Severns Julie A. Bauer and Paul D. Greenberg Tim Flesch and Tom Gull Michael J. Siska Margo and Roger Behler Gary B. Hanson Mary T. Small Lee N. Betterman Susan and Harry Harsha Yvonne N. Smith Sue and Jeff Blaine Jo N. Hays Sue E. Stealey Joanne Bockmann Patricia Holsey Betty and John Tilton Sara G. Bode Kristy Johnson Theresa M. Tyranowski Patrick Bova and James Darby Barbro and Norman Jung Samuel C. Unsicker Robert and Helen Boynton John Kvedaras Richard Utterback Elizabeth and Stephen Bruner Van and Mary Lawless Risa Sekiguchi Vuillemot and Mark and Miriam Burkland John Leen Kirk Vuillemot Barbara J. Byrum Jack and Mary Ellen Lesniak Debra N. Walters G. J. Coatsworth Monte J. Levinson Ingrid and Mark Wilson Gerard Conroy Ted Manzke John S. Winn Tapas and Judy Das Gupta Les H. McRae John and Susan Zaruba Michael Demetriou Luigi H. Mumford Sharon DeVault Neil and Patricia O’Connor Rebecca and Timothy Doar Paul and Barbara Oppenheim

2014 Chairman’s Reception

PAGE 24 IN HONOR/MEMORY IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONS Gifts In Honor Emil Bach House Ron and Carol Prescher In honor of Dr. Earl and Marvel Ellis Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois Jeanne and John Gallo In honor of Karen and Don Rosenwinkel The Carleton of Oak Park Chicago Trolley and Double Decker Co. Gifts In Memory Cassina/Poltrona Frau Group Barbara J. Byrum In memory of Robert Byrum James Caulfield David and Gay Anderson In memory of Jeannette S. Fields Google, Inc. Christine G. Hauri In memory of Jeannette S. Fields Maya Del Sol Graham J. Rarity In memory of Lars Lofgren Ogilvy Chicago Meg Nagel In memory of Walter Nagel, Helen and Stan Sowa Sidley Austin LLP Steve and Penny Brady In memory of Rachel Smylie Tiffany & Co. David and Toni Dunning In memory of Rachel Smylie Wandawega Lake Resort Carole and Frank Gailor In memory of Rachel Smylie Robert Miller and Amy Renzulli In memory of Rachel Smylie John M. Rafkin and Anita Levin In memory of Rachel Smylie Graham J. Rarity In memory of Rachel Smylie Don and Karen Rosenwinkel In memory of Rachel Smylie Zarine and Richard Weil In memory of Rachel Smylie Ingrid and Mark Wilson In memory of Rachel Smylie

MATCHING GIFTS

Baxter International Foundation Citizens Financial Group GDF SUEZ Energy North America, Inc. The GE Foundation Hewlett-Packard Illinois Tool Works Foundation Leo Burnett Company Charitable Foundation Pella Rolscreen Foundation

PAGE 25 The Trust’s members enjoy unlimited access to a world of ideas, travel, and historic sites as well as special discounts on programs and merchandise. Members make a difference. Current Society Level members:

Skylight Society Danni Sabota and Mark Bazin Robert A. Klein Prairie Society Robert and Karen Feeney Patricia S. Schwartz James and Katie Linder Julie Abramson Alex Gibson and Mary Hendrickson Mary T. Small John R. and Nell S. Lurain Thomas Adams James and Judy Graves Christopher Straus Marvin Mitchell Tom Alexander and Tanya Hildebrand Richard L. Hess Julie and Scott Moller Thane K. Arnold Kristin and Ryan Mayhew Octagon Society Alan Nesburg and Morgan G. Aronson Kathryn Sheehan Nesburg James W. Neupert Chris and Janet Baumann Dan Austen and Jeffrey and Joan Petertil his parents, Marcie and Tim Thomas Nielsen and Mary Beth Leonard A. Stuart Bennett Michael Pipher Debera A. Backhus Julie Overbeck Lee N. Betterman Margi and Hugh Reardon Roger Baker Barbara A. Quilty Jennifer and Mark Brandyberry Hugh Kelley and Merry Kathleen Riley James and Gladys Banta Loren M. Rogers Katherine K. Brown Milton J. Robinson Clyde E. Bassett, Jr. Debra N. Walters Bill and Vicki Christensen Barbara and Brad Rossa Fred Bauries Thomas and Marna Whittington Terrance J. and Carol A. Coleman Dan Ryan David Coup and David Smith Andrew Beatus James Sadock Mark and Denise Beese Inglenook Society Robert R. Dahl Fredrick C. G. Scheer and Diane N. Cary Margo and Roger Behler Alvin C. Bronstein Paul J. and Faith B. Davis Jennifer Schmidt and Daniel Curry Margaret and Jim Bennett Kathryn and Douglas Collins James G. Dill Amee and Timothy Snell John Biek and Christina Norton Theodor and Deborah Giesler Bill Donnell and Claudia Daly Barbara and Mark Stampfl Joel Block and Barbara Bayldon Vicki Giles Dale Eaman Christopher V. Stevenson Thomas Bohn and Laura Rogers Richard and Mary L. Gray John Patrick Garrett John F. and Susan H. Turben Lawrence and Lyndoris Bray Allen J. Greenberger Daniel Grangaard M. Vaile Edward V. Broesamle James Hayes and Catherine Keig James R. and Ruth A. Hartland Henry and Milly Vande Kieft Jill Brown Martin and Gena Jensen Alan D. Isaacson John Vinci Mary and Michael Brumback James and Patricia Jurgens MarLen Kaiser Sharon and William Wegmann Shad and Kimberlie Burkiett Stewart Macaulay William R. Keene Carl D. Winberg Lu Cagin J. S. Plater Mark R. King Steven Young Jon Calderas

SOCIETY LEVEL MEMBERS

PAGE 26 Prairie Society - Continued

Lee Campbell Michael J. DeLoye Marc Gordon and Glenna Lally Sona Kalousdian and Ira Lawrence Timothy and Gail Campbell Martine Derom and William Warren Lisal and Don Gorman John T. Keefe Marilyn Cantisano and Donald Southworth Eugene DeSombre Julie Graf James and Carol Kenton Vera Capp John E. Dieter Scott and Cindy Grau Christian and Leslie Kenworthy The Carleton of Oak Park Eric Dietz Stephen Groh James T. and Barbara H. King Anne Carmine Eugene H. Diggs Matthew and Babette Groves William and Laura King Regina Cavazos and Alexia Cavazos Howard and Sheree Dittmer Frederick C. Guenther Jacqueline A. Kinnaman and Henry Bayer Howard C. Cavner Michele and John Donley Steven P. Guild Robert and Mary Kinney Richard A. and Lisa J. Cederoth Dennis P. Doordan Chris Hain James and Karen Knoedler Bess and Cande Celio Susan and Jon Doucleff Elizabeth and Marcelo Halpern Ellen and Brendan Kranzmann Jack Cella and Laura Prail Curt Dyke Charles and Sylvia Hamilton John Krzykoski and Michael McCreight Phillip and Wendi Chalmers Gregory Eisenstadt Christopher Hansen Thomas and Elizabeth Kubiak Laura and Mark Chaplin Howard Ellington Thomas “Gunny” Harboe Dan Kufner Linton J. Childs Seth and Jennifer Elwood Alice Harra Mike and Gayle Lampkowski Nancy H. Christensen Chuck Emick Keith and Cristy Harris Marion Lang Robert and Deborah Christensen Bonnie Engel Margaret Harris and Phil Straus Josh Laurence Roger and Donna Jean Christy Connie Fairbanks and Alston Twiss Susan M. and Harry L. Harsha Don B. Leatherman Edward A. Chuhna Michael Bowen & Family Phyllis Hartman Daniel and Denise Legrand Helen and Vincent Clary William J. Ferry Margreatha Hein Deborah and Richard Leishman Steven Clinton and Sandra Kostyk Thomas M. Fontana Wynn and Colleen Hoerner Meredith Lewin Howard and Dona Cohen Paul Francis Stephen Hollander Margaret Linnartz and Russ Irving Dana and Jeffrey Cooper Frank Lloyd Wright’s Allen House Museum and Elizabeth Howland and Dennis Zavac Cathryn S. Linscott Study Center Steven W. Cox Melissa Hull Sherry and Matthew Little Barbara N. Fuldner Ellen Darling Jim and Tanya Irwin Kuang-Yu Liu Sandford and MiMi Furman Tapas and Judy Das Gupta Carol A. Jabs Sandra Livingston James Gagg and Mary Ann Warner John Daughtry Stephen Jaskowiak Melynda Lopin James M. Gaston Barbara C. Davis Kirk C. and Susan M. Jenkins Mark N. Magnuson and Steven Westfield Richard George Edward J. Davis Willis and Shirley Johnson Kevin H. and Michelle Mahoney Joanna Golab and John Pond Michael and Catharine Dedek Laura and Eric Jordahl Robert J. Mahoney

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Vera V. Mainz Arun Natesan Barbara M. Rudolph Marcia Thomas William and Kathleen Malcomb William B. Neis Noreen M. Ryan Donna Thornton Wendy and David Mangels Clayton Nightingale and Demetra Smith Robert Rzepka and Gabrielle Ryan Ronald and Susan Traub James and Katharine Mann Michael Nishimura Jeff and Amie Samp Nicolas Tremblay Ted Manzke Kiichiro Nishizawa Paula J. Santrach Theresa M. Tyranowski Scott A. Martin Paul N. Noak Janet S. Scheevel Linda Umans Jennifer Masterson William Northrup Richard and Cynthia Schlichting Tom and Jane Underwood Nina Mattarella Luann O’Donnell Mary and Thomas Schmidt Stephen Ver Halen and Jane Perkolup Kim and Gary McCullough Keith L. and Christine B. Olson Donald Schott Debra Vicharelli Barry McDonnell William R. Orr Jeff and Linda Schroeder Eric Vimr and Susan Steenbergen James McGee John and Joanne Palko David O. and Mary Jo Schuhardt Renee Wagner Katherine and David McGuire Christine Pastor Michael Schultz Andrew Walker Malcolm and Barbara McKean Rebecca and David Perry Robert I. Selby Mary D. Walters Marvin and Candace McNabb Seymour Persky Dan Sherman and Michele Hartlove James and Charelle Webb David S. Melsheimer Ann and Doug Porter Rox and Milton Slaughter Bruce Weber Maila Merced and John Ortega Mark and Patricia Prendeville Todd Smelser and James Gerhart Scott and Gwen Weber Maggie Mermin and Susan Kennedy Susan and Robert Pristave Anthony M. Smyth Clare Wefelmeyer Elizabeth P. Meyer Scott Rand Sharon Spaulding Lyn and Debbie Whiston George Meyer and Greg Vogel Daniel and Judy Robinson Cindy Stanis Bea White Nancy Mitchell R. Michael and Beth Robinson Robert Stanwood C. Webb Williams Lia Lamonica and Diego Ferro Maria T. Roche David Steffgen Roy and Linda Williams Marilyn and Wayne Montney Deborah Rogers John and Elizabeth Stegeman Teresa Williams Carolyn and Leon Moore Gerald and Susan Role Donald F. Steiner Marc Willis and Andrea Frazier Richard Moreau and Suzanne Gilbert Christy and Jeff Roloff Ashley Stephen Cindy Wilson Gerald Morosco and Paul Ford Jo Ann Ross Donna J. Stephens Charles K. Wishmeier Marcia L. Mueller and Charles J. Prorok John and Jeanette Rottersman William and Michelle Stiles Valerie and Don Wolfe Sheila and Robert Mulka Steven Rowe Maura and Gary Stockmann Henry and Christie Wu John and Dagmar Murphy Stephen Roy and Lloyd Kohler Gregory Surufka and Ann Hesse Surufka Lisa M. Zoia Leonard A. Muscolino and Duane L. Althoff John Royster and Katie Blesener Barbara L. Sutton Elaine A. and Kimbel A. Nap Steven Rudis Newton TerMeer

PAGE 28 As the “gateway to Frank Lloyd Wright in Chicago,” the Trust welcomed more than 150,000 visitors in 2014.

2014 INTERNATIONAL VISITORS 2014 DOMESTIC VISITORS (TOP 10 STATES)

BACKGROUND GENDER AGE RACE/ETHNICITY 20% international Female 57% 19-34 23% 78% Caucasian 12% families Male 43% 35-54 45% 8% Asian 55+ 32% 7% African American 3% Latino 2% Other

DEMOGRAPHICS

VISITOR INFORMATION

PAGE 29 Statements of Financial Position - December 31, 2014 and December 31, 2013 Statements of Activities - For the Years Ended December 31, 2014 and December 31, 2013

STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES

YEAR ENDED YEAR ENDED ASSETS DECEMBER 31, 2014 DECEMBER 31, 2013 REVENUES DECEMBER 31, 2014 DECEMBER 31, 2013 Cash & Cash Equivalents 870,616 1,297,923 Memberships 167, 779 167,920 Investments 102,123 110,990 Contributions 361,944 166,856 Cash Held for Investment 61,604 60,648 Grants 416 , 111 335,665 Grants, Pledges & Accounts Receivable 302,754 103,769 Tours & Education 2,932,225 2,600,164 Inventory 580,010 523,842 Merchandise Sales 2,706,803 2,874,888 Prepaid Expenses 112,827 115,754 Special Events 162,958 156,350 Property & Equipment 3,726,258 3,636,310 Investment Income 1,327 1,876 TOTAL ASSETS 5,756,192 5,849,236 Licensing Revenues 8,150 26,842 Miscellaneous 2,817 2,754 In-kind Donations 264,268 219,400 LIABILITIES DECEMBER 31, 2014 DECEMBER 31, 2013 TOTAL REVENUES 7,024,382 6,552,715 Accounts Payable & Accrued Expense 403,591 431,283

Deferred Income 298,985 368,756 YEAR ENDED YEAR ENDED Notes Payable 125,000 200,000 EXPENSES DECEMBER 31, 2014 DECEMBER 31,2013 TOTAL LIABILITIES 827,576 1,000,039 Program Services 4,150,757 3,669,807 General & Administrative 970,832 920,561 NET ASSETS 4,928,616 4,849,197 Fund Raising 417,199 385,316 Cost of Sales 1,406,175 1,468,388 TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS 5,756,192 5,849,236 TOTAL EXPENSES 6,944,963 6,444,072

INCREASE (DECREASE) IN NET ASSETS 79,419 108,643 NET ASSETS BEGINNING OF PERIOD 4,849,197 4,740,554 NET ASSETS END OF PERIOD 4,928,616 4,849,197

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

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