115 East 92nd Street New York, New York 10128 Telephone: (212) 831-8110

Fax: (212) 289-1202 www.youngaudiences.orgwww.arts4learning.org

Young Audiences Arts for Learning is the nation’sleading source of arts-in-education services. Our goal is to help thebroad network of YoungAudiences’ affiliates play a decisive role in children’s development.

AbileneAtlantaColoradoConnecticutEastern PennsylvaniaHoustonIndianaKansas CityKern County, CALouisianaMarylandMassachusettsMiamiMichiganMinnesotaNew Jersey

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Yet we are currently examining everyaspect of our business model for possiblereinvention. In this, our 56th year, we have

undertaken our first-ever, network-widestrategic planning initiative, with

implications for our programs, our national/affiliate interaction, and

our governance.

Why contemplate fixing something that isn’t broken?

Because the environment – from theschool system to federal guidelines to

American society to global competition –is changing so fast, so fundamentally, that

we risk irrelevance if we don’t keeppushing to be ahead of the curve.

At its root, the challenge Young Audiencesfaces is analogous to the one confronting

our educational system and our entirecountry. We are living in what the author

Thomas Friedman calls an increasingly flatworld. By that he means a world in whichhundreds of millions of people in placeslike China and India are able to competebecause of a rising middle class, moreprevalent education and instantaneous

Internet communication.

Young Audiences, measured by virtually anycriterion, is a remarkably successful enterprise. The largest organization in the arts-in-education

field, its 31 affiliates provide nearly 87,000programs to 7,000,000 children each year.

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Chuck Vest, the former president of MIT,said recently, “The United States is stillthe most innovative nation on the planet,but we can only maintain that lead if weinvest in the people, the research thatenable it.” He went on to say, “Innovationis where creative thinking and practicalknow-how meet to do new things in newways and old things in new ways.”

At Young Audiences, we believe that wecan and must teach the creative thinkingthat is so crucial to fashioning a future ofinnovation for our children and our nation.

And it is by integrating the arts into oureducational system — in essence, byinstituting a culture of creativity — thatwe can do it.

In previous years we have discussed inthese pages the views that the arts areintrinsically valuable in their own right, or instrumentally valuable as a means ofteaching curricula. Like MIT’s Mr. Vest,best-selling business author Daniel Pinkoffers another compelling perspective:

The flat world is overflowing with students who cando the routine work of production, and do it muchmore cheaply than Americans can. How can ouryoung people and, by extension, our nation succeedin such an environment? The answer is throughcreativity and innovation. Our hope, our future lies in our being able to create the next new thing (think Internet, iPod and Google). Innovation is our competitive advantage.

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“The arts are the antithesis of routine.

And what concerns me is that we have an

education system, particularly at the

elementary and secondary level, that is

being geared toward routines, right

answers, and standardization at

precisely the moment that

routine work spells demise.”

It is through pervasive exposure to the

arts that we will give our children a leg

up on achieving meaningful, successful

lives in a thriving, creative society.

This is why we are committed to providing

arts-enriched programs in, before and

after school; in libraries, camps,

community centers; programs for the

whole family as well as students.

In the next few pages, we give some

examples of how Young Audiences is

attempting to foster and nurture a culture

of creativity in the education of our

children and in our organization.

“There’s this methodology about math and sciencethat seems like kind of a routine, unartistic ability,

but the best mathematicians, the best scientists, thebest technologists, the best inventors make these

bold, artistic leaps of imagination.”

YOUNG AUDIENCES PRESENTED16,311 PERFORMANCE DEMONSTRATIONS:

16,311

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67,073One of our signature programs for cultivating creativethinking is Arts for Learning Lessons©, a ground-breaking supplemental literacy program that blends thecreativity and discipline of the arts with learning scienceto raise student achievement in reading and writing.

Based on the work of learning scientist

Dr. John Bransford, this program was initially

designed for use by grade 3-5 classroom

teachers, and is now being delivered by

Young Audiences and collaborating teachers

in grades 6-8 and grades 1-2, supporting

whole school participation and coordination

across grades.

In A4L Lessons, students work back and

forth in an integrated manner between

literacy instruction and arts-based activities,

strengthening their creative and critical

thinking skills while building and using

higher-level literacy capabilities that

align with state and local standards.

This year, to further strengthen literacy

learning while engaging students in the arts,

Young Audiences designed and implemented

text-based A4L Residencies, delivered by

trained teaching artists in cooperation

with the classroom teacher.

Residencies are either aligned with the A4L

Units for grades 1-8, or inspired by the Emmy

award-winning PBS series BETWEEN THE

LIONS® created by WGBH and Sirius

Thinking, Ltd., for children ages 4-7 (pre-K to

grade 2). Field tests of BETWEEN THE LIONS

Residencies in Oregon, Las Vegas, and New

Orleans began in December 2007 and

continued through spring 2008.

YOUNG AUDIENCES DELIVERED67,073 WORKSHOPS:

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YOUNG AUDIENCES PROVIDED 3,244 TEACHERS’ SERVICES:

3,244As we did last year, Young Audiences again

commissioned independent studies by WestEd toassess the learning impact of Arts for LearningUnits. These studies reconfirmed that studentsexperiencing A4L Lessons showed a consistent

pattern of statistically significant improvement onliteracy assessments related to state and local

standards; significantly greater literacy learningthan comparison groups receiving only their

standard literacy curriculum; and markedly greaterinterest and engagement in A4L Lessons than in

their regular literacy curriculum.

We anticipate continued growth of Arts

for Learning in 2008-09, and expect to

at least double the number of Arts for

Learning Lessons and Residencies

delivered by the end of the year.

The Units also are being implemented in

after-school and summer programs.

Additional independent evaluations of

A4L will be forthcoming in 2008-09.

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Another major success for Young Audiences thisyear has been the burgeoning popularity of theMetLife Dance for Life residencies. This year, 17 affiliates involved thousands of students in the program’s goal of inspiring young people toexperience the joy and physical benefits of dance.In addition, several affiliates have linked Dance forLife to areas of the core curriculum, includingintegration with the Arts for Learning program.Learn more about this and other Young Audiencesprograms in the Letter from the Chairman and in the Affiliate Highlights section.

YOUNG AUDIENCES PRESENTED A TOTAL OF 86,628 PROGRAMS:

86,628

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YOUNG AUDIENCES HELPED 4,666 ARTISTS INSPIRE CHILDREN:

4,666Finally, as we mentioned above, Young Audiences has

been deeply involved in the process of pursuingcreative reinvention within our organization. It began

last year when we engaged the consulting firm of WolfBrown to survey our network. WolfBrowninterviewed National board members, affiliate

executive directors and board members, and YoungAudiences constituents to generate its

findings in a Use and Needs Study.

This report provides the basis for a long-

term strategic plan being prepared by the

Boston consulting firm TDC. Once again,

all the many interests and constituencies

in Young Audiences are contributing their

perspectives on what changes we need to

make to accomplish our mission in a

rapidly changing environment.

This is being accomplished through

in-person meetings at this year’s national

conferences, at regularly scheduled

committee meetings, via in-depth

interviews by phone, by establishing

a real-time blog open to the

Young Audiences network, and by special

affiliate and National Board retreats

devoted to key issues.

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6,955YOUNG AUDIENCES REACHED

6,955 SCHOOLS:

Among the issues being studied:

> The balance between performance-demonstrations and workshops/residencies;

> The pursuit of more after-school, summer school or even adult art programs versus in-school programs;

> The relative merits of different growth models, such as merging with other organizations or instituting a national certification for artists;

> Implications for programming in expected changes to No Child Left Behind and a greater emphasis on creativity;

> New approaches to fund raising, marketing and other revenue streams.

TDC will help us hypothesize several

strategies that address our work and

these issues. Then we will test those

hypotheses both within and outside the

network. Based on how these strategies

resonate with our affiliates and our

constituents (teachers, educators, artists,

funders, and patrons), we will develop a

strategic plan for evolving Young

Audiences’ mission and programs.

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7,000,000YOUNG AUDIENCES REACHED

7,000,000 CHILDREN:

This process is both exciting and daunting. It is not comfortable to question the way we dothings or to contemplate far-reaching changes.But that is precisely the artistic, as well as the

truly scientific, way forward. “Innovation iswhere creative thinking and practical know-how

meet to do new things in new ways and oldthings in new ways,” said MIT’s Chuck Vest.

We will continue to question, probe, test, and innovate, for our success and for the success of the children who depend on us.

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It has been our privilege to continue serving Young Audiences Arts for Learning in its 56th

year. In 2008, seven million children across the country benefited from arts-in-education

programs that unlock their creative and inventive abilities and teach them how to

think conceptually.

The breadth and excellence of Young Audiences’ work shows in this year’s programmatic

accomplishments.

Heading the list is the success of Arts for Learning Lessons and Residencies, a literacy

program that enhances reading and writing skills in grades K-8 through the integration of

the arts into classroom lessons. A more detailed description of this program is given on

pages 8-11. Altogether, more than 5,400 students in 14 school districts across the

country received Arts for Learning Units or Residencies. The 11 affiliates participating

in the Lessons in the 2007-08 school year are: Indiana, Louisiana, Miami, New Jersey,

Northeast Texas, Northern California, Oregon, Rochester, San Diego, Virginia, and Wichita,

Kansas. Additionally, there was a pilot site in Las Vegas.

The success of Arts for Learning Lessons is backed by the unprecedented support Young

Audiences has received from The Starr Foundation. This spring, The Starr Foundation awarded

Young Audiences the largest grant in our history: $2.25 million to support Arts for Learning

Lessons and Residencies for the next 18 months. We thank The Starr Foundation for this

generous gift and its unwavering support for this groundbreaking project.

Associated with the development of Arts for Learning Lessons is the BETWEEN THE

LIONS® program, inaugurated this year with residencies involving about 570 students in

New Orleans, Las Vegas, and Portland, Oregon. BETWEEN THE LIONS Residencies provide

a supplemental literacy program for students in grades K-2, developed in collaboration

with the highly acclaimed, PBS television series “BETWEEN THE LIONS.”

This year Young Audiences affiliates had phenomenal success in enlisting school support

and the participation of thousands of students in the MetLife Dance for Life Residencies.

Participating in the third year of this program were 17 affiliates in Colorado, Houston,

Indiana, Kansas City, Louisiana, Maryland, Minnesota, New Jersey, Northern California,

Northeast Ohio, Northeast Texas, Oregon, Rochester, San Diego, St. Louis, Virginia and

Western New York.

Brooks ThomasChairman

In 2007-08 Young Audiences’ commitment to increase students’ knowledge and

engagement in the classical arts continued through the Classical Initiative project.

Six national grants were awarded this year to affiliates in Indiana, New Jersey, Northeast

Texas, Virginia, Northeast Ohio and Rochester. In addition to increasing the number

and caliber of classical programs presented to youngsters, the Classical Initiative also

promotes partnerships with schools and other community cultural organizations.

This year also was marked by several other important developments:

Thanks to the support of our affiliates, we drafted a new Affiliation Agreement that

reinforces the links between the National organization and all Young Audiences affiliates.

This Agreement, which replaces the document last amended in 1979, is intended to

advance the common arts-in-education goals of the organization.

Hand-in-hand with the Affiliation Agreement, we also embarked on an intensive planning

process through a comprehensive Use and Needs Study of the Young Audiences network

and the National organization. This study will enable us to form a solid base for Young

Audiences Arts for Learning as it moves into a more complex and meaningful

program of service to American education.

By providing innovative and high-quality arts-in-education programs for nearly six decades,

Young Audiences Arts for Learning continues to gain the respect and support of our

constituents, funders, the media, other arts educators and the general public.

Our organization is making an important investment in the cultural future of our country,

and drawing on the best artist educators available today to do it. The beneficiaries, of

course, are today’s youngsters and tomorrow’s citizens. On behalf of the National YA

board and staff, we would like to thank all those who have made Young Audiences’

aspirations a reality.

LETTER FROM THE CHAIRMAN, PRESIDENT, AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

John W. CreamerPresident

Richard BellNational ExecutiveDirector

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08AFFILIATE HIGHLIGHTS

ABILENE

ARTS FOR LEARNING, MIAMI

ARTS PARTNERS, WICHITA

COLORADO

CONNECTICUT

EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA

HOUSTON

INDIANA

KANSAS CITY

KERN COUNTY, CA

LOUISIANA

MARYLAND

MASSACHUSETTS

MICHIGAN

MINNESOTA

NEW JERSEY

NEW YORK

NORTH TEXAS

NORTHEAST OHIO

NORTHEAST TEXAS

NORTHERN CALIFORNIA

OREGON & SW WASHINGTON

ROCHESTER

SAN DIEGO

SANTA CRUZ COUNTY, AZ

SOUTHEAST TEXAS

SPRINGBOARD TO LEARNING, ST. LOUIS

VIRGINIA

WESTERN MONTANA

WESTERN NEW YORK

WOODRUFF ARTS CENTER, ATLANTA

Abilene

This year marked our 15th

anniversary as Abilene’s only

nonprofit, arts-in-education

organization dedicated to

bringing professional

performing artists to the

children of Abilene and Taylor

County. During the school

year, 12,579 children

participated in a variety

of music, theatre, art, dance

or literature programs.

In addition, 3,000 children

attended the free Young

Audiences performances

we sponsored at the

downtown Abilene Public

Library—the 13th year of

this successful partnership.

Arts Partners, Wichita

This year we had more than

60,000 student and teacher

contacts. 950 Wichita middle

school students achieved very

encouraging results in the

Arts for Learning Lessons

project. Beyond providing

Wichita and Andover school

districts with professional

development and PreK-12 arts-

in-education programs, we

continue to offer residencies

at early childhood centers as

Kansas Wolf Trap, a regional

program of Wolf Trap Early

Learning Through the Arts.

Arts Partners also provided

out-of-school programs

through a new partnership

with the Boys and Girls Clubs

of South Central Kansas.

Arts for Learning/Miami

We launched a summer

program with Breakthough

Miami, initiated a family

program that connects our

after-school parks program

with Vizcaya Museum and

Gardens, and started a

children’s literature book

club at Miami’s beloved local

bookseller, Books and Books.

We worked with more

than 75 artists to provide

programming at 44 after-

school sites and 33 summer

camps, held our second

annual Artist Showcase, and

presented at the All Kids

Included Festival. Early

GETsmART served 84

preschools and our GET

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smART program worked with

13 teacher teams across

seven schools.

Colorado/Think 360 Arts

Complete Education

We collected and distributed

$20,000 worth of visual and

performing arts supplies

to Title I schools through

the Making Art Great in

Classrooms (MAGIC) Art

Supply Drive. We partnered

with the Denver District

Attorney’s Office Youth

Diversion Program by

providing teaching artists who

assisted juvenile offenders

in the creation and sale of

their artwork to help pay

restitution for their offenses.

In partnership with UNC

Center for Integrated Arts

Education, Colorado Council

on the Arts, and Denver Art

Museum, we hosted the first

annual Arts Education

Advocacy Day at the Capitol.

Connecticut

In collaboration with Hamden

Public Schools and their

Youth Services Bureau,

we developed after-school

residencies in dance and

photography for middle school

students. We received a grant

from the Connecticut

Commission on Culture and

Tourism to start a family

learning program with the

Lutz Children’s Museum in

Manchester. In cooperation

with the state arts

commission, we helped plan a

statewide forum for Careers

in the Arts for persons with

disabilities. YACT, which is

also a VSA arts affiliate, had

a national winner in the

All Kids Can Create program

sponsored by CVS

Caremark Foundation.

Eastern Pennsylvania

Our organization has

undergone a comprehensive

restructuring over the last

year and a half, and in May

we welcomed a new executive

director, Aileen McCulloch. We

also developed a new program

called ARTS FOR PEACE to

address the rising violence in

schools served by YAEP. The

aim of program is to provide

art as a tool for students and

educators to express their

feelings in productive,

non-violent ways.

Houston

Our programs increased to

1,902 from 1,712 and reached

over 335,000 children and

1,800 teachers at a price

of $2.25 per person. Our

professional teaching artists

presented a rich variety of

performances, workshops,

residencies and professional

development programs in

more schools and community

venues—306 sites compared

to 248 last year. In addition,

we continued our strong

partnership programs with

Houston’s leading charter

schools, hospitals, at-risk

centers and libraries.

Indiana

In celebration of the 20th

anniversary of our Summer

Arts for Youth (SAY) program,

we held our first gallery

exhibition to showcase

youth artwork. SAY was a

semifinalist for the Summer

Learning Center’s Excellence

in Summer Learning award.

The greatest honor for SAY

was receiving the 2008

Coming Up Taller Award from

the President’s Committee on

Arts & Humanities. This award

recognizes outstanding

community arts programs

that celebrate the creativity

of America's youth, providing

them learning opportunities

and chances to contribute to

their communities.

Kansas City, MO

Our In-School and Arts

Partners programs reached

over 172,000 children in 302

locations. Nearly 150 teaching

artists presented 2,212

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performances, workshops,

residencies, and professional

development seminars.

Our Community School of

the Arts, offering after-school

instruction in the arts,

increased enrollments 30%,

to 1,348. Partnering with

the Greater Kansas City

Community Foundation and

Affiliated Trusts, we provided

financial assistance to 43% of

these students. We received

a $279,000 grant from the

Francis Family Foundation to

assist us in expanding Arts

Partners over the next three

years to three new school

districts.

Kern County, CA

We have been providing

arts-in-education programs

to 260 public and private

schools throughout Kern

County since 1970. Young

Audiences professional artists

give students an opportunity

to participate in an extensive

range of multi-cultural and

multi-disciplinary programs

and workshops. This year,

we have added new ensembles

to our roster and redesigned

our program catalog to

reach more teachers

and administrators.

Louisiana

A $200,000 grant from

the State Department of

Education funded a Truancy

Prevention Program for 12

schools in the Recovery

School District. Our new

performance series, School

Is Cool, focused on the value

of education and the need

for students to improve

attendance and punctuality.

A family program was also

developed to make parents

aware of the importance of

consistent school attendance.

Maryland

We partnered with over 400

schools and community-based

organizations to present 3,128

arts experiences to 204,000

young people, educators, and

families. These services

included 917 performances,

1,820 residency workshops,

and 307 training sessions for

artists and educators. Raising

more than $200,000 in

restricted grants allowed us to

deeply discount 44 percent of

these services to underserved

populations. We also secured

our first national grant from

the Dana Foundation to

expand the scope and services

of our newest initiative, The

Teaching Artist Institute.

Massachusetts

Our artist educators increased

programming 10% with nearly

1,300 in-school performances

and over 900 events out of

school time this year. The

out-of-school events were a

new growth area, a result of

contracting with Boston After

School and Beyond. We were

in over 400 sites, including

schools, hospitals and libraries.

The Young Artists series

concluded a fifth successful

year. This summer we

provided programming for

urban youth on one of the

harbor islands.

Minnesota

Founded in 1963, Young

Audiences of Minnesota has a

long history of bringing arts

experiences to the youth of

Minnesota and surrounding

states. We work with teachers

and schools to develop

collaborative, multi-disciplinary

and multi-cultural programs,

workshops and residencies for

elementary and secondary

school students. Selected

roster artists also offer

professional development

sessions designed to share

skills and arts activities that

enhance and enrich the

teaching methods of

classroom educators.

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New Jersey

In the first year of our

collaboration with the New

Jersey State Museum we

provided 57 family and

school events, including two

Family Festivals. YANJ, in

partnership with several arts

education organizations, was

instrumental in designing

and conducting the first arts

education conference in New

Jersey’s history. “Charting

the Course,” featuring Sir

Ken Robinson, was attended

by 300 teaching artists,

educators and representatives

from major arts organizations.

Our new Adopt-A-School

program – which connects

businesses with underserved

schools – raised $62,900 to

support arts programming

in five of Trenton’s

public schools.

New York

Young Audiences New York

reached over 200,000

students and 180 schools. We

teamed up with the Noguchi

Museum and the Museum of

Arts & Design for visual arts

residencies and with the Sony

Wonder Technology Lab for an

after-school stop-motion

animation residency for high

school students. In addition

to these programming

collaborations, we began a

professional development

partnership with the

Community Word Project

one of the country's leading

professional development

organizations.

North Texas, A Division

of Big Thought

Our newest project, Thriving

Minds, formerly the Dallas

Arts Learning Initiative,

coordinates and manages

Dallas’ resources into a system

to surround children with

creative learning in school, out

of school and in communities.

Our partners include the City

of Dallas, Dallas ISD and over

60 community organizations.

As a result, the Dallas ISD

School Board has awarded

Big Thought a contract to

assume management of

before- and after-school and

summer enrichment programs

for approximately half of

Dallas ISD elementary

and middle schools.

Northeast Ohio

Our new five-year strategic

plan includes goals to increase

both our financial strength

and public support for the

arts, and to reach more

children in outlying Northeast

Ohio counties. We hosted our

fourth ArtWorks, a unique

summer job training program

in the arts for over 80

students. The apprentices

created art, hosted public

performances and exhibits,

and learned transferable job

skills. The ICARE program has

been redesigned as Art Is

Education, a model of whole

school arts integration for the

Cleveland Metropolitan School

District, beginning with eight

schools this fall.

Northeast Texas

The number of students

participating in our programs

rose to 59,000 from 19,000

in 2006. We participated in

Arts for Learning Lessons,

a program that enhances

reading and writing skills in

grades 3-6 through integration

of the arts into classroom

lessons. We also piloted a

successful year-long

dance residency for 40

economically-disadvantaged

middle school students.

A grant from MetLife will

enable us to offer this

program to a second

middle school in 2009.

Northern California

We serve students, teachers,

and families throughout the

region, from Monterey

to Mendocino, from San

Francisco to the Central Valley.

This year, we continued to

build on our four-decade

tradition of partnering with

schools and community sites

to offer educationally sound

and artistically excellent arts-

education programs. Our

roster of over 100 professional

artists and ensembles

represents a diverse range

of art forms and cultural

traditions.

Oregon and SW Washington

We were one of three Young

Audiences sites selected to

pilot the new BETWEEN THE

LIONS® artist residencies.

During the residencies,

students learned about and

made art as they participated

in music, dance, visual art

and drama programs that

systematically reinforced

and extended their literacy

learning. Five hundred guests

attended our Mad Hot

Ballroom gala, which raised

$140,000. Twenty-four

thousand students from

100 schools participated in

the annual Run for the Arts

jog-a-thon, raising more than

$770,00 for arts-in-education

programs in their schools.

Rochester

Our 140 teaching artists

provided 825 performances,

2,565 workshops, and 144

residencies for 73,000

students in 211 schools.

The MetLife Dance for Life

performance and residency

project reached over 2,600

students. New York State

Council on the Arts and the

Wayne County Community

Fund supported a partnership

with the Newark, NY rural

school district to develop a

district-wide, arts-in-education

plan. We partnered with the

New York State Alliance for

Arts Education and Monroe

#1 BOCES to sponsor

“Broadening the Circle,” a

workshop exploring arts

learning for students

with special needs.

San Diego

Our roster artists reached

54,000 students with 7,004

arts programs. We expanded

our district-wide programs in

National City and San Ysidro,

provided new residencies in

East County, and continued

South Bay Union’s after-school

programs at 12 sites. The

free Family Arts & Literacy

Connection series partnership

with The Salvation Army Kroc

Center served scores of

families and provided

classroom workshops for

nearby schools. We partnered

with San Diego Unified and

Rowan Elementary to

introduce the Arts for

Learning Lessons literacy

program to all six grades

at Rowan.

Santa Cruz County, AZ

Our The Arts…Bringing Life

To Learning project included

assembly programs, classroom

workshops, multi-day artist-in-

residence programs and

outreach programs for Santa

Cruz County pre-school

through 12th grade students

and educator professional

development workshops.

For a second year, we brought

electric violinist Mark Wood

to Nogales to work with 200

middle and high school string

and choir students. The

“Electrify Your Strings”

residency culminated in an

exhilarating community

event for over 600 people.

Southeast Texas

Although our Live at the

Library project was originally

aimed at preschoolers,

children have kept coming

back to participate as they

aged, thereby broadening

the scope and reach of

the program naturally.

Consequently, this year we

expanded Live at the Library

to include after-school and

summer reading programs.

Offerings like these enable us

to provide a vital link to the

arts for many children and

rural families in and around

Beaumont.

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MANAGEMENT’S DISCUSSION OF YOUNG AUDIENCES, INC. FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

Young Audiences’ FY 2008 financial statements reflect the organization’s sound financialhealth and its long-standing commitment to provide the highest quality programs andservices to YA affiliates while maintaining low administrative and fund-raising expenses.Expenses for Affiliate Program Services were 86 percent of YAI expenses overall;administrative and fund-raising expenses were 8 percent and 6 percent respectively.

Several items are worth noting. First, current accounting standards require that the full value of multi-year grants must be included as revenue in the fiscal year that grantnotifications are made. However, substantial expenses for carrying out these grants maynot be recorded in YAI’s financial statements until the year in which they are expended.

In FY ’08 YAI received a grant of $2.25 million from The Starr Foundation in support ofArts for Learning Lessons and Residencies. While the full value of the grant was recordedin FY ’08 financial statements, significant expenses for the project will not be incurredand recorded until FY ’09.

A review of Young Audiences, Inc. annual reports over several years reveals that similargrants resulted in deficits in some years which were offset by surpluses in other years. In each of these instances, the organization’s annual operating income and expenses on a cash basis was balanced, with neither a significant operating surplus nor a substantialoperating deficit occurring.

In addition, this year the below average performance in the marketable securities portionof the YAI Endowment Fund, resulted in a substantial loss in the end-of-year net assets of the organization.

If you would like additional information about YAI’s financial condition or the accountingrules which determine how multi-year revenues and expenses are recorded and verified,please contact the Young Audiences, Inc. national office.

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Springboard to Learning

and St. Louis

We celebrated successful

existing programs and several

new classroom experiences.

In December, the International

Dance Festival showcased

students from 10 schools

before a full house and was

featured on a local PBS

program, “Living St. Louis.” In

April, 300 WiseWrite students

visited the Repertory Theatre

to watch a sampling of their

fifth grade classmates’

plays be brought to life by

professional actors. In June,

area educators attended our

11th annual Connections

Institute, which focused on

the theme, “Science in Art

and Art in Science.”

Virginia

Storyteller Kelly Leigh

reached 500 of the most

at-risk students in Hampton,

Virginia through our

HeartTales Storytelling

Residency. Twenty

after-school care sites

received six-day residencies

that included storytelling and

visual arts, as students

explored the meaning of their

own names and learned to tell

stories that honored their

unique talents. One thousand

students in Newport News

explored orchestral music

and met From the Top®

student performers and YAV’s

Clivia String Trio at the

Ferguson Center for the

Performing Arts.

Western Montana

Our long-time executive

director Alayne Dolson retired

this year after 14 years of

service. We thank Alayne

for her leadership and

dedication to Young

Audiences and our mission

to bring arts-in-education

programs to schoolchildren

in Missoula and rural

areas of Western Montana.

Western New York

Our teaching artists

conducted residencies that

tied a variety of arts into the

core curriculum for every

student from pre-K to grade 12

in Holley School District. The

Buffalo Teacher Center funded

residencies for 4th graders

about the Erie Canal, and

“Alphabet Awareness; The

Phonics Program” for the

youngest learners in 26 City

of Buffalo schools. In May,

we held our second annual

conference, “Arts Abilities:

A Vision for Inclusion,” for

and about arts integration for

special needs populations.

Woodruff Arts Center,

Atlanta

YAWAC conducted

approximately 4,000

programs in 51 Georgia

counties and two neighboring

states. Our residency

programs, Share the World

and smART stART, were

repeated with great success.

SHOWCASE 2007, which was

held at WAC, was featured

on the local Fox affiliate’s

morning TV show. In

collaboration with the

other WAC divisions, YAWAC

began planning TA101, an

initiative created to prepare

new and emerging teaching

artists. We hosted the 2008

Young Audiences National

Conference to rave reviews

and record attendance.

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YOUNG AUDIENCES, INC.STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES AND CHANGES IN NET ASSETS

Year ending June 30, 2008 (with summarized comparative information for 2007)

Temporarily Permanently 2008 2007

Unrestricted Restricted Restricted Total Total

Public support and revenueAffiliate cooperative funding fees $ 233,058 $ 233,058 $ 229,031 Annual Benefit, net of directexpenses of $217,582 387,188 387,188 359,890

Corporations and foundations 46,198 2,438,250 2,484,448 2,159,745 Individuals and board members 288,689 17,250 5,275 311,214 153,089 Investment income, net of investment management fees of $80,331 158,865 158,865 137,924

Realized gains on sales and unrealized depreciation of marketable securities (720,558) (720,558) 1,096,705

Miscellaneous 7,430 7,430 2,903 Net assets released from 1,612,387 (1,612,387)restrictions due to satisfaction of program restrictions

Total support and revenue 2,013,257 843,113 5,275 2,861,645 4,139,287

ExpensesAffiliate program services 2,471,872 2,471,872 2,533,932 Fundraising 182,613 182,613 177,430 Management and general 229,905 229,905 214,221

Total expenses 2,884,390 2,884,390 2,925,583

Change in net assets (871,133) 843,113 5,275 (22,745) 1,213,704

Net assets - beginning of year 1,917,833 1,057,052 5,121,487 8,096,372 6,882,668

Net assets - end of year $ 1,046,700 $ 1,900,165 $ 5,126,762 $8,073,627 $ 8,096,372

The complete annual audited financial statements and report to the NY State Department of Charities are available upon request.

Year ending June 30, 2008 (with comparative amounts for 2007) 1

Total % Total

Total Total Combined Combined Rev/Exp Combined

National Affiliates Entries 2007-2008 07-08 2006-2007

SUPPORT AND REVENUES

School Fees 12,100,173 12,100,173 29.9% 11,581,178

Corporations & Foundations 2,484,448 13,292,506 15,776,954 39.0% 12,285,817

Public Sector: Federal, State

& Municipal Governments 7,036,144 7,036,144 17.4% 5,730,598

Individuals & Board Members 305,939 2,391,756 2,697,695 6.7% 3,061,375

Special Events net of costs 387,188 1,365,429 1,752,617 4.3% 1,637,059

Investment Income (561,693) 240,010 (321,683) -0.8% 1,884,996

Miscellaneous 7,430 1,252,447 1,259,877 3.1% 623,071

Endowment & 5,275 170,653 175,928 0.4% 53,825

Capital Campaigns

Affiliate Cooperative 233,058 (233,058)

Funding fees-2

Total support $ 2,861,645 $37,849,118 $(233,058) $40,477,705 100.0% $36,857,919

and revenues

COSTS AND EXPENSES

Affiliate Program Services 2,471,872 $26,263,750 (233,058) 28,502,564 75.5% $ 26,116,449

Management & General 182,613 6,609,804 6,792,417 18.0% $6,400,551

Fund Raising & Promotion 229,905 2,246,762 2,476,667 6.6% 2,340,267

Total costs and expenses $2,884,390 $35,120,316 $(233,058) $ 37,771,648 100.0% $34,857,267

Excess of support

and revenue over costs

and expenses (under) $ (22,745) $ 2,728,802 $ $ 2,706,057 $ 2,000,652

1 The total Affiliate Support & Revenues, Costs & Expenses are combined from reportssubmitted to National from the individual affiliates and have not been audited.

2 Elimination of Affiliate Cooperative Funding amount

YOUNG AUDIENCES, INC. COMBINED STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENSES

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Sherryvore FoundationThe Skirball FoundationMr. and Mrs. John M. SmytheMorton and Estelle SoslandThe Starr Foundation*J. McLain StewartJohn S. and Amelia StillmanKent StoltzmanFlorence, Roger & Leslie StoneHelen D’Olier StowellJames and Cheryl StrainMr. and Mrs. John W. StrausJohn S. StuartTW Services, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Charles TanenbaumMr. and Mrs. Richard T. TaylorBrooks Thomas*Mr. and Mrs. Herbert VanceMr. and Mrs. William C. VanceMr. and Mrs. Edward F. Wall, Jr.Mrs. James P. Warburg*Mr. and Mrs. John Weinberg*Mrs. Jesse WernerMrs. Herbert WhitemanMrs. John WilliamsDaniel J. WindhamAnne WinslowThe Wolfensohn Family Foundation*

Tulgey Wood FoundationHelen WoodbridgeWyatt & SaltzsteinMr. and Mrs. Gene ZuriffAnonymous Gifts in memory of Beatrice Duggan

* Leadership Gifts

CONTRIBUTORS

Young Audiences Arts for Learninggratefully acknowledges thegenerous support of individuals,corporations and foundationsacross the country.

$100,000 AND OVERMary Ann FribourgMr. and Mrs. Maurice R. GreenbergMetLife FoundationThe Starr Foundation

$50,000 AND OVERFord Foundation

$25,000 AND OVERAmerican ExpressAmerican International Group, Inc.Jody and John ArnholdThomas R. BernerThe Dana FoundationMrs. William R. KimballJill and Peter KrausSequoia FoundationElizabeth W. SmithEstelle and Morton I. SoslandSue Ann Weinberg

$10,000 AND OVERLeon D. BlackCitigroupContiGroup Companies, Inc.Alyssa and Scott GreenbergKoret FoundationLehman BrothersLoews CorporationSir Deryck and Lady MaughanMcKinsey & CompanyMorgan StanleyPaul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison

Nathan W. Pearson, Jr.Peter G. PetersonPower Corporation of CanadaKiono and Brooks Thomas Tishman Speyer Properties, Inc.Mrs. James P. Warburg

$5,000 AND OVERArts FederationAlliance BernsteinGail and Kenneth BeitzThe Bydale FoundationJohn W. CreamerFirestone Family FoundationCeline and Charles FribourgEffie and Robert FribourgPaul J. Fribourg

James GellertRichard and Rhoda GoldmanMarjorie A. HymanKekst and Company IncorporatedDaney & Lee KlingensteinMrs. Mortimer LevittNadine and Jerrold NewmanElisabeth de PicciottoDina RecanatiCaroline and Jonathan RosenErnest StempelJoan H. and Sanford I. WeillWolfensohn Family Foundation

$1,000 AND OVERMr. and Mrs. M. Bernard AidinoffBank of the WestElizabeth and David BeinTina and Jeffrey BoltonMinette and Charles CooperBal G. DasVictor ElmalehJudith and Alan FishmanDale Miller FrehseBarry FriedbergHolly and Jeffrey GibbGlobal ImpactGolden Family FoundationMyrna and Steve GreenbergMarilyn W. GroundsJean HodgesRenata A. and Allan B. HunterMr. and Mrs. John KlingensteinJohn and Janet KornreichGeraldine Kory and J. Lew ScheppsCLC KramerCarol H. and Robert D. KrinskyJoann and Todd LangThe Lauder FoundationEvelyn Lauder FundM. J. Lebworth Arthur Loeb FoundationThe Liman FoundationMs. Janine LukeMr. and Mrs. Edward MatthewsDoris and Gilbert MeisterMr. and Mrs. Eugene Mercy, Jr.Frederick J. MorschesAdele R. MoskovitzNational Guild of Community Schools for the Arts

David O. NordbyPilar and Stephen RobertJan RobertsonBarbara S. RobinsonFrances and Paul RubachaGinger SagerMartin SankeySankeyLogan FoundationDeborah F. Scott

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ENDOWMENT FUND

The Young Audiences EndowmentFund was created in 1981 tosupport Young Audiences’ work inestablishing the arts as an integralpart of every child’s education.Young Audiences gratefullyacknowledges the following giftsand grants since the establishmentof the Endowment Fund.

Benjamin and Elizabeth Abrams Foundation, Inc.

B. J. AdlerAmerican Business PressRichard A. AndersonFrances BastMrs. Richard J. BatesMr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. BeitzDr. Thomas P. BerginMrs. William J. BernbachT. Roland Berner*Thomas R. BernerMs. Patricia A. BevisJames and Mary Ellen BighamMr. Andrew M. BlumMrs. Richard J. BlumMs. Phyllis S. BogdanoffStanley BogenBooth Ferris FoundationOlive Bridge FundBrown Group, Inc. Charitable FundMr. and Mrs. Douglas CaffaroneLinda and Mark CamelCarnation CompanyMr. and Mrs. Robert ChiaraMr. and Mrs. Howard Clark, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. H. Gray ColgroveMrs. Charles N. CooperMrs. Donald CopleyMr. John W. CreamerCharles E. Culpeper FoundationMr. and Mrs. William CurranAlan and Wendy DessyArnold DeutschThe Estate of Eugenia D. DollMr. and Mrs. Donald DrapkinMr. and Mrs. Richard A. DuffyMr. and Mrs. Stephen P. DugganMr. and Mrs. Charles EhingerMr. John EmeryLeonard Estrin PublicationsR. Thomas FettersMr. and Mrs. Sampson R. FieldMr. and Mrs. Avery FisherMr. and Mrs. Robert M. Frehse, Jr.Fribourg Foundation, Inc.*Mrs. Michel P. FribourgJohn G. Gantz, Jr.David A. Gardner

John T. GarrityRobert P. Goldberg Fund of Combined Jewish Philanthropies

The Harvey and Roberta Golub Charitable Fund of the Minneapolis Foundation

Mrs. William W. GoodmanJamie and Gary GordonMrs. George A. GreenbergThe Maurice R. Greenberg and Corinne GreenbergFoundation, Inc.*

Mr. and Mrs. Norvin GreeneJay GreenfieldMarilyn Walter GroundsMr. and Mrs. Harry J. GuckertMrs. Agnus GundHallmark Cards, Inc.Ms. Aline K. HalyeKenji HaraThe Hearst Foundation, Inc.*Mrs. Joseph G. Hodges, Jr.The Marion O. and Maximilian E. Hoffman Foundation, Inc.*

Hoffman-LaRoche Inc.Mrs. Larry D. HornerDavid HouserMarilyn C. HoytRenate HunterMarjorie Hyman on behalf of theBenjamin and ElizabethAbrams Foundation, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene JerichoMrs. Craig D. JohnsonRobert S. JohnsonRobert Wood Johnson, Jr.Charitable Trust

Eugene and Bernice KaneKansas City Southern IndustriesJudge Bentley KassalMr. and Mrs. William R. Kimball*Julie and Mike KirkRoger C. and Susan F. KlineKeisuke KoshijimaMr. and Mrs. Thomas KuennenDr. David LaskyPaige LawrenceMr. Jerry LeeCandace LeedsMr. Kenneth J. LehmanMartha LeightonMr. and Mrs. Henry Leir*Mr. and Mrs. Irwin LernerLeventritt FoundationMarjorie Riche LewisMr. and Mrs. David LewittesRobert and Francis LowJanine LukeMrs. Frances LuquerMr. Donald McAllisterMr. and Mrs. Donald McAllister, Jr.

Donald McAllister Family in honor of Betty M. McAllister

Ms. Liane E. McAllisterMs. Nancy M. MacalusoDonald and Maureen MacNealMr. Stanley S. MadejaMr. and Mrs. Charles MasonCharles E. Mather IIIMrs. Deryck C. MaughanMs. Luiza MeisznerMrs. Adrian MelissinosMs. Vera MensherMr. and Mrs. Eugene Mercy, Jr.*Mr. and Mrs. James L. MontagMrs. David J. MorrisonClaudia and Douglas MorseHenry and Lucy Moses Fund, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Irving MoskovitzMrs. Winthrop R. MunyanMr. and Mrs. Stephen K. MyersMr. and Mrs. Ralph J. NaranjoMs. Louise NathansonNational Endowment for the Arts*Roy R. and Marie S. Neuberger Foundation, Inc.

Mrs. Rolf E. NoetherSylvan and Ann Oestreicher Foundation

David OppenheimThe Paskus FoundationNathan W. Pearson, Jr.Tien Pei and Josephine LeePender & DunleavyEdmund PenderThe Betty M. & Leone J. PetersFoundation in honor ofGail Peters Beitz

The William Petschek FamilyMrs. Stephen PottersMeridel PrideauxMr. and Mrs. Raphael RecanatiDavid N. ReddenBarbara and Larry RobinsonFrancis F. Rosenbaum, Jr.Eleanor F. RossbachErnest RubensteinJeannette D. SahleinRobert A. SaltzsteinMartin SankeySax, Macy, Fromm & Co.Alice Scoville and Stuyvesant BarryMr. and Mrs. Martin E. SegalMr. and Mrs. James B. SelonickWhitney North Seymour, Jr.Mrs. H. Parker SharpNancy ShearMaida and Leon SheinfieldDr. and Mrs. William ShieberJohn A. SilbermanCharles SimonSimpson Thacher & Bartlett

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City of Miami Beach, Cultural Affairs Program, Cultural Arts Council

City of NogalesCity of San Diego Commission for Arts & Culture

City of WichitaCivic Entrepreneurs OrganizationThe Cleveland FoundationCleveland State UniversityAllen Whitehill Clowes Charitable Foundation, Inc.

The Coca-Cola CompanyThe George W. Codrington Foundation

Russell Colgate FundColorado Council on the ArtsColumbia Patuxent Rotary ClubCollectron International Management, Inc.

The Collins FoundationCommerce BankCommunities Foundation of TexasCommunities in SchoolsCommunity Foundation for Greater Buffalo

Community Foundation of AbileneCommunity Foundation of Greater Lorain County

Community Foundation of the Eastern Shore

Community Service Association of San Diego Unified School District

Computer Task Group, Inc.The Edward T. Cone FoundationThe Coneway Family FoundationContinuum Dynamics, Inc.Cooper Realty, Inc.Adolph Coors FoundationCorbin Bronze, LTDCorrigan Properties, Inc.Country Fair White ElephantCountrywideCounty of San Diego, Community Enhancement Program

The David M. Crowley FoundationThe Cullen Trust for Performing ArtsCumberland Empowerment Zone – 21st Century Grant

The Curry Family FoundationCuyahoga Arts and CultureCVS Community FoundationD.A.M. IndustriesDallas County Juvenile DepartmentDana FoundationDarden Restaurants FoundationDCA Family FoundationDeaconess Community FoundationChristel DeHaan Family FoundationDelta Dental of KansasDenver Foundation

Denver Newspaper AgencyDeVora Family FundDeVora FoundationDillard UniversityDocking Financial Groupd.o.c.s. galleryThe Geraldine R. Dodge FoundationDominion FoundationDorn HomesDowntown Optimist FoundationThe Dresher FoundationDrinker Biddle and Reath, LLPRona & Erwin Drucker Charitable Trust

DST Systems, Inc.East Texas Communities FoundationEaster Seals South FloridaHarry Edison FoundationEDS FoundationE.H.A. Foundation, Inc.EKS&HEmbrey Family FoundationEMC Insurance CompaniesEmersonEmployees Community Fund of Boeing St. Louis

Emprise BankChristian A. Johnson Endeavor FoundationEnterprise Rent-A-Car Foundation

The Episcopal Church of St. Thomas The Apostle

Erie County Cultural Resources Advisory Board

Ernst & Young LLPEsplendor Resort & Country ClubEssman Family FoundationEquity Concepts, LLCGordon W. Evans Charitable TrustExxonMobil CorporationExxon Mobil FoundationMary McKinney Ezell and Flay Ezell Fund of the Wentworth Foundation

Fahey Construction CompanyThe William Stamps Farish FundThe Feinbloom Supporting Foundation

Ferber Family FoundationJennifer Ferchill FoundationFerguson Enterprises, Inc.Fidelity FoundationFifth Third FoundationFine Arts FoundationFischer-Bauer-Knirps FoundationThe Ray C. Fish FoundationFord FoundationForest City Enterprises Foundation, Inc.

Sheila Fortune Foundation

Foundation for Roanoke ValleyFoundation for Southeast TexasHarry K. and Emma R. Fox Foundation

Foxworth-Galbraith Lumber Company

Francis Family FoundationFriends of the LibraryFulton County Arts CouncilG & G Educational FundEdward Chase Garvey FoundationGastroenterology Associates, LLPClifford Willard Gaylord FoundationTheodore Gebler Trust FundRobert D. Geddes & Cameron G. R. Geddes Family Fund of the Oregon Community Foundation

General ElectricGeorgia Council for the ArtsGeorgia Power CompanyGiant EagleThe Helen G. Gifford FoundationThe GIFT FundGiumarra CompaniesThe Gladding FoundationJerome S. Glazer FoundationThe Goizueta FoundationGoldberg CompaniesThe Goldsmith Family FoundationE. Rueben and Gladys Flora Grant Charitable Trust

E. J. Grassman TrustMichael Graves Design GroupGreater Baltimore Cultural AllianceGreater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau

Greater New Orleans After School Partnership

Greater Saint Louis Community Foundation

Greathouse FoundationGregory & Appel InsuranceW. C. Griffith Foundation TrustThe George Gund FoundationH & R BlockH & R Block FoundationThe Walter and Elise Haas FundThe Josephine Hammon Foundation

Hampton Arts CommissionThe Hankins FoundationHarbor Front Kiwanis ClubThe Harkness Foundation for Dance

The William E. and Natoma Pyle Harvey Charitable Trust

The Davenport Hatch FoundationEd and Mary Heath FoundationThe William Randolph Hearst Foundation

Hedinger Family Foundation

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Martin E. Segal – The Segal Company

Joe and Jaye SemrodBetty and Bernard SteinwegCheryl StrainBillie TischGuy and Liz TownsendV. Von WalstromNola Lancaster WhitemanWorden Fund

$500 AND OVERRobert and Valerie AdelmanEva and Tobias BermantPatricia and John CareyAnna CrouseMichael and Mary GellertHubert and Mireille GoldschmidtDavid HouserSamuel L. JacobJust Give.orgMeg and Jamie McLaneRichard and Mary RadcliffeAlex and John ReadMordecai RochlinHubbard RollinsonFelice T. RossDhuanne S. TansillDavid WillkieMr. and Mrs. Ezra K. Zilkha

CORPORATE AND FOUNDATIONCONTRIBUTORS TO YOUNG AUDIENCES AFFILIATES

We would like to thank thefollowing foundations, corporations, state and localagencies for their support.

Abilene Cultural Affairs Council Cultural Initiative

Abilene Rotary ClubThe Abington FoundationAdams & ReeseAetna Foundation, Inc.AIT LaboratoriesStanford and Joan Alexander Foundation

All Stars Helping KidsAlston & Bird LLPThe Althans FoundationAltman FoundationAmeren UEAmerica CaresAmerican AirlinesAmerican Century FoundationAmerican Century InvestmentsAmes Amzalak Memorial TrustAndrews Kurth LLP

Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc.Apache CorpApex TechnologiesAprendiendo por Vida GEARUPApsler Fund of the Oregon Community Foundation

Arizona Collector’s GuideArizona Commission on the ArtsArizona Theatre CompanyArts Council of IndianapolisArts Council of Metropolitan Kansas City

Arts and Education CouncilAssociated Charities of NogalesAT&TAusplund Tooze Family FoundationThe Autzen FoundationAVG TechnologiesBailey, Carr & Co.Bain & CompanyCameron Baird FoundationThe William G. Baker, Jr. Memorial Fund

Baker Hostetler, LLPBalloun Family FoundationBaltimore County Commission on Arts and Sciences

Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon and the Baltimore Office of Promotion and The Arts throughthe Creative Baltimore Fund

Bank Midwest, N.A.Bank of AmericaBank of TucsonBankAtlanticBarneys New YorkBB&T of Virginia, Hampton RoadsPat Beck Dodge Chrysler JeepBeecher Carlson Insurance Agency, LLC

Benesch Friedlander Coplan Aronoff LLP

Richard Bennett TrustBerkowitz & CookGertrude and William A. Bernoudy Foundation

Biltmore HotelBKD, LLPBlackRockThe Jacob & Hilda Blaustein Foundation

Blue Heron FoundationBoly:Welch RecruitingBonfils-Staton FoundationBooth Ferris FoundationThe Boston FoundationThe Jack and Annis Bowen Foundation

The Joyce and William Brantman Foundation

Breakthrough Miami (Ransom Everglades)

The Brown FoundationThe Dana Brown Charitable TrustS. M. and Laura H. Brown Charitable Trust

Eddie C. and C. Sylvia Brown Family Foundation of BCF

Brown McCarroll L.L.P.The Bruening FoundationBuffalo Teacher Resource CenterLouise & Arde Bulova Fund, Inc.Burrus Paul & Turnbull, CPAsBusiness Consortium for ArtsThe C. Louis and Mary Cabe Foundation

The Horace C. Cabe FoundationCalifornia Arts CouncilN. T. Callaway Real Estate, L.L.C.Cameron FoundationCampbell FoundationThe Molly Lee Campbell FoundationCamps for KidsCanandaigua National Bank & TrustCardinals Care – St. Louis CardinalsCargill CaresCargill Meat SolutionsCarnegie Corporation of New YorkCasey Charitable FoundationCasey Communications, Inc.Casey Family ServicesThe Castellano Family FoundationCathedral Women Christ Church Cathedral

Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Miami

Catholic FoundationCenterPoint EnergyCentro Mater Child Health ServicesCeres FoundationCessna Aircraft CompanyThe Charitable Foundation, Inc.Charlotte County Country Day School

Chase BankChesapeake Fine Arts CommissionChildren’s Foundation of Erie County

Children InternationalThe Children’s TrustCiti CardsCitizens Financial GroupCitizens Gas & Coke UtilityCity of Atlanta Office of Cultural Affairs

City of Dallas Office of Cultural Affairs

City of Kansas CityCity of Miami

Metzler Bros. InsuranceFred Meyer Fund of the Kroger Co. Foundation

The Joseph Meyerhoff Fund, Inc.Miami Children’s MuseumMicrosoft CorporationMid Atlantic Arts Foundation – PPAT Program

Middleton FoundationMieleMiller Theater Advisory BoardMillstone FoundationMissouri Arts CouncilE. S. Moore Family FoundationMorgan Family FoundationMorris Laing Evans Brock & Kennedy Chtd

The Morse Family Foundation, Inc.MpressJohn P. Murphy FoundationHenry Nias FoundationNational Center for Children’s Illustrated Literature

National CityNational City Bank of IndianaNational Endowment for the ArtsNehemias Gorin FoundationNEU-ION Inc.New Alliance FoundationNew Jersey After 3, Inc.New Jersey State Council on the Arts

New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Foundation

New Visions for Public SchoolsNew York State Council on the ArtsNewman Family FoundationNewport News Arts CommissionMiller Nichols Charitable Foundation

Noble Energy, Inc.Noblesville Community Fund, a fund of Legacy Fund Community Foundation and Legacy Fund

Nogales Unified School District #1Nokia Inc.The Nord Family FoundationNordson Corporate FoundationNordstromNorfolk Commission on the Arts & Humanities

Norfolk FoundationNorfolk Southern CorporationThe NortheasternersNorthrop Grumman Newport NewsNichols H. Noyes, Jr. Memorial Foundation, Inc.

NY Assembly David KoonNYS Alliance for Arts Education

OCF Joseph E. Weston Public Foundation

O’Donnell FoundationOhio Arts CouncilThe John R. Oishei FoundationOld Newsboy Day – Suburban Journals

Agnes Cluthe Oliver FoundationThe Immanuel and Helen B. Olshan Foundation

103WRNR/Grasonville Broadcasting, LLC

Oppenheimer FundsOppenstein Brothers FoundationOrder ProductionOregon Arts CommissionThe Oregon Community FoundationOregon Cultural TrustOregon Screen Impressions, Inc.The Bernard Osher FoundationOuterbridge/Morgan Architects, LLC

Pacific Power FoundationParker & LynchParker, Remson and SullivanPartners for Arts Education Technical Assistance Program

The Patrick-Murray Inauguration Committee, Inc.

Pavey FoundationPeace Education FoundationThe Maurice Pechet FoundationThe Penrod SocietyPeyBack FoundationThe Pfizer CorporationPGE FoundationPlum Creek FoundationPNC FoundationWilliam J. & Lia G. Poorvu Foundation

Portsmouth General Hospital Foundation

Portsmouth Museum and Fine Arts Commission

Posnick Family FoundationPost Properties, Inc.Pott FoundationThe Powell FoundationT. Rowe Price Associates Foundation

Primus Venture PartnersPrinceton Area Community Foundation

Princeton Forrestal CenterProject ACCEPruden FoundationPrudential FoundationNina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust

Qualcomm Inc.

Rago Arts and Auction CenterJudith Stern Randal FoundationRonald and Deborah Ratner Philanthropic Fund

RBC Centura BankRBC Dain RauscherReading One FoundationRegional Arts & Culture CouncilThe Regional Arts CommissionRees-Jones FoundationThe Reinberger FoundationThe Sarah C. and Norman T. Reynolds Fund

Russell Reynolds Associates, Inc.The Ridgefield FoundationRio Rico Rotary ClubRiver Oaks Baptist SchoolRoanoke County of Arts Commission

The Summerfield G. Roberts Foundation

Rose Community FoundationThe Frederick P. & Sandra Rose Foundation

The Henry and Ruth Blaustein Rosenberg Foundation

Michael L. Rosenberg FoundationRosenbloom FoundationWarren & Sheryl Rosenfeld Fund of the Oregon Jewish CommunityFoundation

Rhoda Ross and Joseph Solomon Fund of the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation

Rotary Foundation of IndianapolisThe Rouse Company FoundationI/A Rowland Family FoundationRubin BrownJack Rudin FoundationThe Runnymede CorporationSabre HoldingsSafeco Insurance CompanySafeco Insurance FoundationSage Rutty & Co.Salisbury Wicomico Arts CouncilSalud por VidaThe San Francisco FoundationSanta Cruz County Board of Supervisors

Santa Cruz Community FoundationSanta Cruz County School Superintendent

Santa Cruz/Nogales United WaySAPSave the Children FoundationSchmidt Associates Inc.Harold & Arlene Schnitzer CARE Foundation

Wilhelm Schole International

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Helix/Architecture + DesignThe F. R. Hensel Fund for Fine Arts, Music & Education, a fund of TheIndianapolis Foundation

The Albert and Ethel Herzstein Charitable Foundation

The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation

Ray Hickey FoundationThe William J. Hill Land and Cattle Company

Henry Lea Hillman, Jr. FoundationNick Hilton StudioHinkle Elkouri Law Firm, LLCHix Green FoundationHoffberger FoundationHolder Construction CompanyHook Drug Foundation, Inc.The Hooper Family FoundationHoover Family FoundationHouston Arts AllianceHouston EndowmentHouston Oil Producing Enterprises, Inc.

Hot Topic FoundationM. R. & Evelyn Hudson FoundationHuman FundThe Humana FoundationThe Humphreys FoundationHunt Alternatives FundRoy A. Hunt FoundationEmily S. and Coleman Hunter TrustHurwitz MintzHyman Brand Hebrew AcademyIBMILF Properties, LLCIMA Financial Group, Inc.Incarnate Word FoundationIndiana Arts CommissionThe Indiana Youth InstituteThe Indianapolis Star Season for

Sharing/Lend-A-Hand FundINTRUST Bank, N.A.Investors Savings Bank Charitable Foundation

The Jackson FoundationJANUS FoundationMartha Holden Jennings Foundation

Jeong Lizardi, P.C.Johnson & JohnsonJ. S. Johnson, Sr. Charitable TrustsJohnson Family FoundationRobert Wood Johnson 1962 Charitable Trust

Johnson String Instrument Inc.Jones DayDodge Jones FoundationJPMorgan Chase BankJPMorgan Chase Foundation

Arthur Jordan FoundationJunior League of AbileneJunior League of Atlanta, Inc.Junior League of Indianapolis Trust Fund

Junior League of TylerK & L GatesThe Kahn Family TrustKaiser Permanente Medical GroupKansas Arts CommissionKansas City Power & LightKansas Health FoundationKappa Kappa Inc., Crooked Creek,

Epsilon Sigma ChapterKarma FoundationMuriel McBrien Kauffman Foundation

Keithley FoundationWilliam T. Kemper FoundationKey FoundationThe Kimball FoundationKinder Morgan FoundationCarl B. & Florence E. King Foundation

King & Spalding LLPKirk FoundationThe Chester Kitchings FoundationsKiwanis Foundation ofIndianapolis, Inc.

Koch Industries, Inc.Knowledge WorksKPMG LLPThe Abraham and Ruth KriegerFamily FoundationThe Leonard Krieger Fund of The Cleveland Foundation

The Jeannette & H. Peter KriendlerCharitable Trust

Kulas FoundationKWMU 90.7Minnie B. & Bernard Lane Foundation

Larus Corporation – Garden View Care Center

Las PatronasLathrop & GageLayne Christensen Co.The Reuben & Jane Leibowitz Foundation, Inc.

The John J. Leidy FoundationDorothea M. Lensch Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation

Leupold & Stevens FoundationThe Lillan Kaiser Lewis FoundationLilly Endowment Inc.Eli Lilly and Company FoundationRuth Lilly Philanthropic FoundationThe LinkeryLitowitz Foundation

R. A. Long FoundationLouis & CompanyLouisiana Association of Nonprofit Organizations

The Ludcke FoundationLumina Foundation for EducationThe Lyons FoundationsThe M & T Charitable FoundationJames A. Macdonald FoundationLois and Philip Macht Family Foundation

The Macht Philanthropic FundMacy’s FoundationThe Sallie Mae Fund of The Community Foundation for the National Capital Region

Magyar BankMiami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs and the Cultural Affairs Council

Miami-Date County Mayor and Board of County Commissioners

The Malkin Fund, Inc.Marks Marks Foundation Advisor Charitable Gift Fund

Nancy Perry Marriott FoundationMartin Pringle Oliver Wallace & Bauer LLP

Maryland State Arts CouncilMassachusetts Hospital SchoolMaster Craftsmen FoundationMathematica Policy Research, Inc.The Pierre and Tana Matisse Foundation

M/C/CMcCormack Baron Salazar, Inc.The Eugene McDermott FoundationRonald McDonald House Charities, Inc.

Ronald McDonald House Charitiesof WNY, Inc.

The Florence and William K. McGee Family Foundation

The John P. McGovern FoundationMcLeod GroupMcMaster-Carr Supply CompanyThe Robert and Janice McNair Foundation

The Meadows FoundationMediMedia Education GroupMediaMedia Managed CareThe Harold and Marilyn Melcher Foundation

Mentor Graphics FoundationMercer Oak RealtyMerck Partnership for GivingMerrill Lynch Merrill Lynch FoundationMetLife Foundation

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INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTORSTO YOUNG AUDIENCESAFFILIATES

Mr. Joe AbruzzeseDr. Tamer AcikalinJennifer AdamsCynthia AddamsDan Afrasiabi and Tamara AmeyBill AlbersMs. Kathleen AlexanderMarc AlexanderDouglas AldrigeJoan T. AllenMrs. Rose AllgoodHerb and Ann AlperinMr. Robert Amory IIIMs. Anna Anderson and Mr. Chris Shank

Mr. and Mrs. Craig AndersonMr. Joseph AndersonMrs. Mary Ellen AndersonRobert AndrewsBob and Pat AnkerMs. Giselle AntoniMs. Jodye AnzalottaMrs. Kay Hancock ApfelKate and Dan AppelMr. and Mrs. Peter ArestySteven and Sheila ArestyMr. and Mrs. Robert ArmsJody and John ArnoldJoan and Robert ArnowMr. Peter A. AronMs. Monica Arora and Rep. Raj Goyle

Stephen AschMrs. Diana AshleyMs. Louise Kjellstrom AskerPamela and James AwadEllen C. BachmanBret BaileyJim and Julia BallounBetty BalmerAlyse BandelJoe and Lisa BankoffMr. and Mrs. Jeremy BarnardMrs. John BarnardMs. Gail BarnesMr. and Mrs. Don BarryPeter BartholowMr. and Mrs. Gary BaumJane BaumMr. and Mrs. Morty BearmanCarolyn BeimdiekKaren R. BellantoniDesma and Matt BelsaasBarry and Carol BeltMs. Vanessa Benfield

Jennifer and Edward BenjaminMr. Richard Bennett Ms. Karen Kayser BensonBarry BergerMr. and Mrs. Eliot BerkleyMr. and Mrs. Jerry BerkowitzRhoda Bernard and David SchragMr. and Mrs. John BickelTerri and Scott BieberMario and Anne BisioMs. Donna Bissonnette and Mr. Timothy Curt

Dr. and Mrs. Barry BloomMr. and Mrs. Donald BlumMr. and Mrs. Jeff BragaloneMs. Violet BreneiserMr. and Mrs. Jerry BoatnerDr. and Mrs. Michael BohanDr. Cheryl Cauthen BondCeleste BottorffDr. David BoudreauxCharlotte and Michael BrachlowMr. and Mrs. Robert BraffordDavid BrennerMr. and Mrs. Joseph BriggsMs. Barbara BroadMrs. Mary Dame BroadDr. and Mrs. Thomas A. BroadieBebe and Douglas D. BroadwaterMrs. Ashley Brooks Mr. Christopher A. BrownMr. and Mrs. Josh BrownMr. and Mrs. Mason BrownMr. Harlan BrownleeDavid and Karen BrunkeMrs. Ramona BryanSharon and Chip BryanMr. and Mrs. Al BuchWilliam and Candice BucknerMrs. Eugene BuderMargaret and Jim BuescherMs. Joyce BufordRobert BufordRon Burke and Jillian CainMs. Jean Ann ButlerJerry and Anna CablikStewart CadesEdward and Jane CaffreyRoy and Mary Cage YA of Indiana Endowment Fund of Legacy Fund Community Foundation

Morton D. CahnAnn and Hugh CalkinsMr. and Mrs. Jon CallenMrs. Kay CallisonLaurence Capo and James OlsonMr. and Mrs. Don CarlinM. T. CarneyMs. Jennifer Carr

Barbara and Matt CarswellMarshall and Susan CarterMs. Rosalind C. CarterMrs. Estelle CarverJohn and Betsy CarverLyman and Carol CaseyMary Kay and Bob CaseyCheryl L. CebulaLeonard and Elizabeth CebulaMrs. Alfred ChandlerMr. and Mrs. Joe CilloMary ClarkMr. Robert ClarkeDigby ClementsMr. Michael ClineRobert CohenMs. Andrea ColbyMs. Gloria ColganMaribeth CollinsElizabeth F. ConnellyChip and Darlene ConradMs. Cynthia CookeKen Cooley and Chri HickMrs. Bettie Minette CooperMr. and Mrs. Curtis CooperMr. and Mrs. William J. CorbelliniPeter and Ada Lee CorrellMs. Catherine A. CorriganMr. and Mrs. John CorriganMr. and Mrs. Leo F. CorriganFrank CorsoSarah CrabbeFlorence CraftMrs. Charmaigne CrossTodd CrumpJames and Jacki CurleighElizabeth CurtisAmy and Ethan D’Ablemont-BurnesRoger and Betsy DaileyDr. and Mrs. Shaker DakhilMr. and Mrs. Matthew Daniel Natalie DauphinDr. Albert DavidianMrs. Elaine DavisMr. and Mrs. Gardiner DavisDr. Michael E. DavisAnthony Decello and Rebecca ZutiStanley and Stephanie DeKemperErnest and Thelma Del MonteMs. Nancy Del RegnoBarbara DelafieldWashington DenderKeith DevineMr. and Mrs. R. A. DeVoreMr. and Mrs. William DeVoreDeborah DiakDavid M. DienerMr. and Mrs. David DikeMr. and Mrs. Joseph Dingman

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Scientific and Cultural Facilities District of Adams, Arapahoe, Denver, Douglas and Jefferson Counties

The Scurlock FoundationSeay FoundationSempra EnergySentara HealthcareShelton Family FoundationShepard Broad FoundationShipman & GoodwinThe Harold Simmons FoundationSimon Property GroupSisters of Charity FoundationAwtry Skiles TrustSmith BarneyDr. Bob & Jean Smith FoundationDarwin Smith FoundationGeorge G. & Elizabeth G. Smith Foundation

Kelvin and Eleanor Smith Foundation

Social Venture Partnership (Regional Business Group)

SofTrek CorporationThe Gordon D. Sondland &

Katherine J. Durant FoundationSoros Fund Charitable FoundationSosland FoundationSouth Florida After-School All-Stars

Southeast Texas Arts CouncilSouthside BankSpa Phoenix, LLCSpinergySpirit AeroSystems, Inc.Seth Sprague Educational and Charitable Foundation

The Starr FoundationState of Florida Division of Cultural Affairs

The Betty J. Stebman FundSteffens 21st Century Foundation IIRichard J. Stern Foundation for the Arts

Stinson Morrison HeckerSt. Louis Unitarian Foundation for Children

St. Paul TravelersThe Stocker FoundationPeter W. Stott FoundationThe Aaron and Lillie Straus Foundation

Suffolk Fine Arts CommissionSunTrust Bank Atlanta FoundationSwedish Match North American, Inc.

The Swigert FoundationSylvan/Laureate Foundation

TACATarget - DallasTarget StoresHerbert A. Templeton FoundationTexas Commission on the ArtsTexas InstrumentsTexas Women for the ArtsThurman Foundation for Children Testamentary Trust

Thompson and Knight LLPTimbuk2 Designs, Inc.Bess Spiva Timmons FoundationTown Hall of DenverTowneBankTownsend CommunicationsTrapp and CompanyTricorBraunThe Trio Foundation of St. LouisTriple i TROY Community AcademyTubac HomesRose E. Tucker Charitable TrustTucson Electric PowerThe Alison Rose Tunis Fund of BCFTurner Broadcasting System, Inc.UBSUBS Financial Services, Inc.UMB BankUnigroup, Inc.Union Pacific FoundationUniSource Energy ServicesUnited Way of New York CityUnited Way Special Distribution Account

The USAA FoundationUSA FundsUSA PayrollU.S. Bancorp FoundationU S Bank Private Client GroupU.S. Department of EducationMark Vann FoundationVector CommunicationsVelmex, Inc.Venoco, Inc.Verizon FoundationVerizon WirelessViernes Culturales/Cultural Fridays, Inc.

Vinson & Elkins L. L. P.Virginia Arts FestivalVirginia Beach, City of Virginia Beach Foundation

Virginia Commission for the ArtsVizcaya Museum & Gardens TrustWoodruff Arts CenterVSA artsWachovia BankKenneth J. Wagnon FoundationWall, Einhorn and Chernitzer, P.C.

Wallace FoundationDwayne L. and Velma Lunt Wallace Charitable Foundation

The Wallis FoundationWal-Mart FoundationE. C. Wareheim FoundationWashington MutualF. Roscoe & Vila B. Webber Charitable Trust

The Diana and Conrad Weil, Jr. Family Foundation

Wells FargoWells Fargo BankWestern New York Delegation to the State Assembly

Wheeler InternationalThe Whitaker FoundationThomas H. White Foundation, a KeyBank Trust

Wichita Business JournalK. T. Wiedemann Foundation, Inc.Wild Oats MarketsWilliamsburg Area Arts Commission

The Fred & Floy Willmott Foundation

The Elaine P. & Richard U. Wilson Foundation

Susan A. & Paul C. Wolman, Jr. Fund

Women of St. Mark’sWoods Oviatt Gilman LLPWoodward Family FoundationWorkfit Medical GroupThe Wortham FoundationHenry E. Wurst Family FoundationThe Wyss FoundationYork Children’s FoundationYork County Arts CommissionGeorge & Fay Young FoundationJuan Young TrustYoung Men’s Business LeagueYoung President’s OrganizationXcel Energy FoundationXerox FoundationXL FoundationZellerbach Family FoundationAnonymous - 4

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Todd and Densie Halford HolderTony HopsonMs. Joan HoranMichael and Jane HorvitzDavid HouserHoward and Sherri HoustonPamela and Bob HowardLarry and Pat HowkJason and Kate HuangTerry HuffingtonMrs. Melba HughesMr. and Mrs. Stephen HughlyLee and Beverlee HumanMr. and Mrs. Walter HumphreyMrs. Joy HuntAmbassador Swanee Hunt and Dr. Charles Ansbacher

Walter HuntJulie HutchingsMs. Debra HuwarMs. Leigh InglebyDee Ann and Malcolm IveyMr. and Mrs. Frederick JacobiJosephine and Richard JacksonDr. Kenneth James Eugene JerichoMr. James JiralMrs. Sandra Johnigan and Don Ellwood

Mrs. Betty JohnsonChris and Ann JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Gregg JohnsonSally Walsh JohnsonChristian and Annette JolyMs. Sally JonesMr. and Mrs. Jeff JordanMs. Alva JoynerDr. Marvin KaiserMr. and Mrs. Walter KalbererTimothy A. KalbergMs. Nancy KalishmanRobin and Alan KannerJulie KantrowitzMrs. Mimi KapiloffIra and June KappChris KarlDr. and Mrs. Gary KarlinNancy Kass and Sean TunisMr. and Mrs. Brian KatzMs. Rosalyn A. KatzWalter KauzmannKevin KayserMrs. Gerda KellyMichael KellyMs. Susan KempfTatum KendrickMr. and Mrs. Dennis KennedyKaren KennedyCarolyn KennyAnn and Hugh Kent

Patti and John KeplingerBenjamin Kerman and Sarah BairdStephen and Denise KestnerElizabeth and Albert KiddMr. and Mrs. George H. KidderJoanne Kim and Jim NashMrs. William KimballDonald and Susan KitchenMr. and Mrs. Peter KlineRobert M. KluthoDavid and Sylvia KoganMrs. Josephine KohnMs. Karen KolberMs. Ann KoppelHoward KraMr. and Mrs. Kenneth KrakaurCooper KramerHal and Valarie KravitzHillary and Glenn KrevlinJoy B. KriegerJonathan KrigerAdrian and Margaret KrudyThomas Alexander Kulik, Esq.Dr. and Mrs. Fred KushnerMr. Michael LaddinDr. and Mrs. Ned LamkinMr. R. Kirk LandonMrs. Rosalyn LandresSheryl LangermanDon and Cynthia LaraMs. Amy LarsonDavid and Donna LascellMs. Margaret LatshawGeorge LatusCindy LaurilaEtienne LeGrand and Harold LoganMr. and Mrs. John LemakErica and Zach LemannDr. and Mrs. Anthony LeoneMr. and Mrs. Peter LeseMr. and Mrs. Paul LeslieMr. and Mrs. John I. LevyKaren and George LevyMr. Scott LevyPaige and Elizabeth L’HommedieuMr. and Mrs. Eli Lilly, IIMarc Lintner and Gary MaffeiJan and Eli LipconLynne and Jesse LipconEdward and Lisa LipskiMs. Elizabeth LiserSherry and Steve LitwackMichelle LiunMs. Jo LoCiceroMary Kay LofgrenMs. Anne Jordan LoganMr. and Mrs. Charles LongMrs. Lyla LongmanMs. Ruth LordKaty Loria

Mr. and Mrs. Tom LucchesiJanna LuceLisa LudoviciFrank and Crickett LuellenGreg LukemanMr. and Mrs. Mark LutermanAndrea LyndesMr. and Mrs. Rick Lynn Mr. Robert LyonsMr. and Mrs. William LyonsKerrie MacPhersonBrenda and Ralph MacRobertsJohn MaggioDavid Magilke and Butch WilliamsMr. Frank Majore and Ms. Beverly Weinstein

Mr. Thomas MaloneMrs. Anita MaltbiaFrank and Julie MannWilliam MannMs. Dorette ManryJackie MansfieldPeter and Ellen MarancaMrs. Ann MaritzCynthia MaritzMr. and Mrs. Dale MarkworthChris and Marie MarquardtJay Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Carl MartinQuinton and Tina MartinFrances and Peter MarzioMr. and Mrs. Charles MasonDr. and Mrs. Robert MatheneyMrs. Elaine MathesLisa and David MatlinLady MaughanMs. Susan Blackwell MayCharles and Cammie MayerKari McAvoyMr. and Mrs. Rick McCallMr. and Mrs. Rick McCantsPhoebe and Stephen J. McCarthyMr. and Mrs. Peter McCookAnne Christine McCormackBill and Jani McCormickMr. and Mrs. James McCotterMr. and Mrs. Patrick McGeeW. Wells McGeeJohn and Ann McGoldrickAlice & Kirk McKinney Family Fund of the Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Ms. Ursula McNamaraMs. Melissa McNeilLura and Edwards McReynoldsHeather and Jami MeekerMs. Lynne MelcherMr. and Mrs. Rudy MelendezMarta MellingerDr. and Mrs. Hermann Menges

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Marsha Dobrzynski and Roger Breedlove

Mr. and Mrs. Brian DockingMr. and Mrs. Tom DockingJohn and Marcia DonnellT. J. and Isabella DorrRobert DraizenDr. Martin DrellMiles Dumont and Llewellyn RossMrs. Vicki DurfeeChigurupati Durga and C. V. Ramana

Barbara and Claude DuthuitMr. and Mrs. Christopher EaganMr. and Mrs. Don B. EarnhartMs. Tami EarnhartMr. William Eberhart IIIMr. and Mrs. Leldon E. EcholsDavid L. EdelsteinMr. D. M. EdwardsDonald Ehman and Linda KinseyMr. and Mrs. Martin EinhornDr. Louise EinolfMr. and Mrs. Mark EitzenMary K. EliotPam and Matthew EllisJeff and Kelley EllmanRandy ElmsMr. and Mrs. Dwight EmanuelsonMr. and Mrs. Robert Ted EnloeBetsy EnslinMr. and Mrs. Rich EnthovenMr. and Mrs. Warren ErdmanMichael EricksonJoe and Marcia ErneMr. and Mrs. Ruben EsquivelMr. and Mrs. David EustisMr. and Mrs. Mark EvansMr. Adonis ExposeDr. and Mrs. Arthur FactorDr. and Mrs. Sanford FagadauArt and Mary Ann FalcoMrs. Anne FarnhamLaura and Mark FarrellJohn and Suzanne FaulkDanah FaymanMr. and Mrs. John FazilMatthew FeltonMiguel and Elizabeth FernandezSylvia Ferrer-McGradeLiz Fillo and Chris CouncillGene FinaMs. Karen FineBarry FishbachJeffrey FishmanBruce J. FixelleJean FleischhackerMr. and Mrs. I. D. Flores, IIIMr. and Mrs. Frederick FloydMs. Kate Flume

Ms. Cindy FordMr. and Mrs. John R. FordMarilyn FordMrs. Richard FordRichard E. FordMr. and Mrs. Steve FormanDave and Binney FoutsJohn Fowler and Brooke McMurrayMrs. Linda FrameWendy FrankJeff and Alleen FraserMr. and Mrs. Tom FratantuonoJennifer and Todd Frazier Rachel and O. H. FrazierMs. Laura FreelandMr. and Mrs. Robert FrehseMs. Mary Ann FribourgMitchell FriedelOlivia FroebeMr. William FullerClaudia and Dave FultonJohn FurthKevin FuttermanRobert FuttermanRobert K. FuttermanMs. Zelda GaleDr. and Mrs. Clifford GallBob and Susan GallagherMrs. Cindy GalumbeckDick and Anne GameSean GannonRobert and Gail GaronJames and Mary GatschDr. and Mrs. Arnold GelfandSusan and Warren GellmanMs. Sandra GennrichMr. and Mrs. Jeff GentryBrad GerlaMr. and Mrs. Fred GiampietroHoward GilbertLydia J. GilmoreJohn and Margaret GiltinanMr. and Mrs. Walter GinnMr. Edward GitlinCraig Givens and Ann BettertonW. John GlancyEugene and Marilyn Glick Family Foundation

Judith GoldbergBarry and Mitzie GoldmanRichard and Cheryl GoldmanMr. and Mrs. Tim GoodpastureMr. and Mrs. Randall GordonMs. Patti Gorham and Mr. Jeff Kennedy

Mr. Brooks GorntoSallie E. and John D. Gould, Jr. Family Fund, a fund of The Indianapolis Foundation

Ms. Pam Gradinger

Dr. and Mrs. Bill GravesMr. Stephen D. GrayBob and Belva GreenageMs. Kim GreenbergTimothy and Era GriffinLarry and Denise GrimesLinda S. and Barrett Z. GrossMarilyn and Peter GroundsMs. Rhonda Grubbs and Newt Cunningham

Mr. and Mrs. Richard GutmanLuisa HagemeierMichael HagermanMr. and Mrs. Robert HaleMr. and Mrs. Donald HallMr. and Mrs. Howard HallamMr. and Mrs. David HalpernMrs. Phyllis HalpernDon and Mary Jane HamakerFred HamermanMr. and Mrs. Bryant HanleyRichard and Carol HansonGene and Janet HaringMr. and Mrs. Scott HarperMr. Kevin HarrisThe Honorable Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Hartman

Andrea HazenMaureen Heffernan and Betsy Stewart

Mrs. Randee HefflefingerTim and Ellen HeiligRobert HelmerMr. and Mrs. Barnett HelzbergAnn and Gerald HendershotAllison HendersonMary HendersonMr. and Mrs. Clayton P. HenryMr. and Mrs. Bill HensleyMr. and Mrs. Michael HerbertMr. and Mrs. David HerbruckPeter Herbruck and Pam MascioSudee and J. Clayton HeringMaria HermanMs. Marcarena HernandezShellie and Chris HexterMr. and Mrs. Billy Hibbs, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John HickokMrs. Kit Hildick-SmithMarilyn HilhelmWilliam J. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Paul HirschbielMs. Karen HirschmanMr. and Mrs. James HixonMrs. Jean HodgesMs. Carrie HoffmanMrs. Marguerite HoffmanDan and Susan HoganMeredith HolbrookMr. and Mrs. Thomas Holce

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Sarah SchaubWilliam and Judith ScheideRoss and Beth SchiavoJoan S. SchieleMr. George C. SchleierAlice and Bob SchlossSamantha SchneeMs. Amy Schnoll-GritzMr. and Mrs. John SchubertMac and Kim SchuesslerMr. John G. SchultzJohn and Sally SchulzeAriel SchusterElise R. SchweichWilliam ScottMr. and Mrs. David ScudderEdwin A. Seipp, Jr.Mr. Tom SessaMrs. Jean ShackelfordHoward and Manya ShapiroMark ShapiroKathleen and John SharpeMayo and Molly ShattuckTim and Anne SheehanDeborah and Stephen ShepherdShirley and Donald SherHelen S. ShopmakerEarl Shreckengast and Julia MullerMs. Anita SiegelMr. and Mrs. Bill SiegelBrad SiegelEric David SiegelMs. Maureen SiegelMark and Sandy SifferlenEllen and Matthew SimmonsMr. and Mrs. Ron SinclairEvan P. SingerMs. Karey SitzlerCynthia Simon SkjodtMr. and Mrs. Dean SmithMrs. Gretchen SmithJerry Smith and Sue StarrettMs. Martha SmitherMr. and Mrs. Louis SnyderMs. Katherine Solender and Dr. William Katzin

Mr. and Mrs. Morton SoslandDr. and Dr. Frederick A. SpechtWilliam Specht and Andrea Gonzales

Ms. Ginger SpencerMichael and Willa SpicerJohn and Karen SpiegelDr. Colleen SpielerThomas SpitzerBetty and Alan StanfordNick and Carolyn StanleyC. Richard StasneyJohn and Louise SteffensMichael SteinLawrence Steingold, CPA

Mr. Gordon StengerMr. Peter SternbergMr. and Mrs. Keith Stevens Robert Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stevens Ms. Jackie StewartJune and Richard StobaughMs. Shelly StockMs. Ans StorkCheryl and Jim StrainMrs. Mary StraussMr. and Mrs. Rob StraussMr. and Mrs. Warren L. StricklandMs. Lucile SuttererLouise SuttonBrian and Christine SzaboMarty and Christine TaplinKathy and Sidney TaurelTracey TemansonSharon and Kenneth TeusinkMrs. Judith ThalerMs. Karen Thomas William T. Thomas Joan Thormann and Judah Schwartz

Mr. and Mrs. John TiminskyMr. and Mrs. Samuel TobinMr. and Mrs. W. Bradford Todd Ms. Amelia TouralMr. Guyon TownsendMs. Susan TraversTony and Pat TrunzoJeffrey and Miriam TuckerDr. and Mrs. James TullohDr. Carol TunerMs. Virginia TylerEmily F. UllmanMichael and Lisa UllmannMr. and Mrs. Steve UtleyMr. and Mrs. Wayne VanAndelGeorge VatesMr. John VaughnKatherine and Andy VeletsosDoug and Marie VerMeerPeter Vernier Carollee and Bruce VernonMs. Susan VickersGindi and Bray VincentNicole VogelBetsy WackJay WaldmanGinger and Robert WallaceMark WardenMs. Jean Wardle and Mr. Ray Mortenson

Mr. and Mrs. Les WareDeborah Warner and Michael Ungar

Mrs. Pam WatkinsMr. and Mrs. Kurt WatsonMrs. Dia Carter Webb

Ms. Linda WebbDr. and Mrs. Joseph WebbGrace WeberJeff and Colleen WebsterMichael and Merdith WeilMr. and Mrs. Stan WeinerLewis WeingerGeol WeirsDr. and Mrs. Jeffrey WeisbergSteve and Christine WeitznerMs. Sara WelchMr. and Mrs. Clyde WendelHilda and Arthur WenigMs. Joanne R. WenigMs. Marissa WeselySteve and Phyllis WestSuzanne and Paul WestlakeMs. Jane WetzelF. Helmut and Caroline WeymarCheryl L. WhalenTrish and Ty WhitcombAnna S. and James P. WhiteLynaire WhiteMs. Virginia WhitelawMs. Nola L. WhitemanJanet and Dean WhitlaLarry H. WhittMr. and Mrs. Tom WhittenbrakerMs. Chris WickertMs. Gwen WidmerMr. Reeves WiedemanBerth and Jim WigginsPaula Stewart WightNancy and Jim WillersonMs. Danielle WilliamsDonald and Susan WilsonKathie WinterMr. David Wolf and Mrs. Pauline Mak

Mr. and Mrs. Tom WolfScott and Amanda WolfrumMr. and Mrs. Michael WolozDr. Lisa M. Wong and Mr. Lynn Chang

Mr. Ellen WoodDr. and Mrs. Gary WoodBruce and Cynthia WoodgerMrs. Amy WoodsLynn and Darrell YearwoodMr. and Mrs. Leonard YoungDr. Dewey ZieglerMs. Dawn ZerbsDr. Dorothy ZimmermanIsa and George ZimmermanAnonymous - 4

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Mr. and Mrs. Eli MercadoMr. and Mrs. Sean D. MerrillMr. and Mrs. Russ MeyerMr. and Mrs. David MeyercordEdna Meyer-NelsonMr. and Mrs. W. A. MichaelisMr. and Mrs. Cliff MiercortJennifer MikitanCraig and Beth MillerDeborah and Mark MillerMs. Diane MillerJessie and John MillsMs. Jan MinerMr. and Mrs. Harvey R. MitchellJohn and Ann MitchellMr. and Mrs. Clark MoellerMrs. Ina MohlmanDaniel P. Monaghan, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. William MontgomeryMr. and Mrs. Ray MooreDr. and Mrs. Tom MooreHerb MoreyDaniel MorganJean and Betty MoriMrs. Eleanor MorrisAndrew MorseMr. and Mrs. Lester S. Morse, Jr.Jeff and Michelle MoscaAudrey and Robb MosesMr. Chris MountsMr. and Mrs. R. Clayton MulfordFrank and Donna MuranoMarion and Skip MurfeyMr. and Mrs. Brian MurphyMr. and Mrs. Jamie MurphyKhaula MurtadhaPeggy and Bryon MyersDr. Richard NaftalisPeter and Mary NassHeidi and Nelson NastMr. and Mrs. William R. NealeMelanie and Peter NealisMs. Gloria NedvedDon and Linda NeelDr. and Mrs. Gerald NelsonMr. Kendal NelsonRandy NelsonMr. Richard NesbittKarolyn NeupertJohn and Charlotte NewmanVickie NewtonMrs. Jeannette NicholsMr. and Mrs. Jim NicholsMs. Nancy NizelMr. and Mrs. Jack NovasconeChristopher and Marie NunnDr. Gordon and Rickie NutikRichard and Carol OberJackie Nytes and Michael O’BrienPaul O’Brien

Terry O’DonnellMs. Mindy Olson and Mr. Ethan Domke

Allane O’NeillJanice and Michael OptonMs. Tonya OsborneAndrew and Phoebe OuterbridgeCharlie OwensMr. and Mrs. David OxmanGwen OzakiBrent and Rene PaddockMr. and Mrs. Tom PageNichole and Bruce PaisnerRichard PariseAnn McKee Parker, Ph.D.Ms. Rachel ParkerMs. Susan E. ParkerDrs. Winifred and Lee ParkerCharles J. PaternosterStephen and Yasmine PattersonMr. and Mrs. Nathan W. Pearson, Jr.Judy and Fred PeilMrs. Patrizia PelfreyAnne PeretzBob and Kristin PerkinsGail PerkinsGinny and Bob PerkinsLarry PerkinsMr. and Mrs. Louis PerlmutterMichael J. PerriconeDr. and Mrs. Steven PeskinMr. Terry PetersonMs. Connie PetticrewWebster and Allyson PilcherOlliemay PhillipsSusan B. PhilpottMr. Richard PogueMs. Shirley PollockDavid Porter and Margaret Poutasse

Michael and Susan PorterMr. and Mrs. Peter PowellMrs. Lanae PrangerMrs. Ashley PriddyEric PripsteinGarland and Connie ProcoMrs. Vincent ProthroBill PughMr. and Mrs. Mel PyeMr. Irving W. RabbHoward E. RachofskyLinda Rae and Andrew HertzBarbara W. RadlerMs. Joan G. RallMs. Lynne S. Randall and Mr. Tom Malone

Mary Lu M. RandallDr. and Mrs. Peter B. F. RandolphMs. Jo Ann RaskasJon and Meg Ratner

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald RatnerJudy and Robert RawsonMr. and Mrs. Robert Joe RayMrs. Sara RayburnAdele Alcorn ReadAlbert and Marty RecordGary and Mary ReeceMs. Ann ReedGary and Mary ReevesJoan and Jack ReganSusan ReichDoug and Patty ReidKen and Debra RenkensInez ReymondNancy Reynolds and Dwyer BrownMr. and Mrs. Robert RiesenbergJudy RiceMs. Sally RichardsGerald RichardsonNancy Lasky RifeMr. and Mrs. Richard RingMr. Daniel RitchieGay RoaneAmy and Clay RobbinsFrank RobertiJan RobertsonJoseph RobertsonKirk and Laurete J. RobertsonMrs. Barbara RobinsonMrs. Maryanne RoepkePat and Eddie RogersRegina RogersBelinda and Ferrill RollSybil RoosMs. Elizabeth RoseLaura Rose Maurice and Tricia RosenbaumDavid RosenbergHelen and Max RosenthalMonica and Philip RosenthalJoEllen Florio RosseboW. Brooke RoulettePhilip RoushMr. and Mrs. Landon RowlandTheodore RuckertDr. and Mrs. Robert RudesillSusan RudinMr. and Mrs. Robert RuhlMs. Carol Rupe and Mr. Barry Linnens

John H. RussellMs. Anne RybkaMr. and Mrs. Rod SagerMrs. Laurie SagonaBenjamin J. SalazarBob and Suzanne SalmonMr. and Mrs. Philip SamsonMr. Buck SandersYvonne SangiacomoMr. and Mrs. Michael Sawicki

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Young Audiences of Rochester Harro East, 400 Andrews St., Suite 500Rochester, NY 14604585-530-2060585-530-2087 Faxwww.yarochester.info

Young Audiences of WesternNew York16 Linwood AvenueBuffalo, NY 14209716-881-0917716-885-4483 Faxwww.yawny.org

OHIOYoung Audiences of Northeast Ohio13110 Shaker Square, Suite C203Cleveland, OH 44120216-561-5005 216-561-3444 Faxwww.yaneo.org

OREGON & SW WASHINGTONYoung Audiences of Oregon & SW Washington1220 SW Morrison, Suite 900Portland, OR 97205503-225-5900503-225-0953 Faxwww.ya-or.org

PENNSYLVANIAYoung Audiences of Eastern PennsylvaniaP.O. Box 4095Philadelphia, PA 19118215-868-8456www.yaep.org

TEXASYoung Audiences of Abilene1101 N. 1st, T&P DepotAbilene, TX 79601325-677-1161 325-676-1630 Faxwww.abilenecac.com

Young Audiences of Houston1800 St. James Place, Suite 303Houston, TX 77056713-520-9267 713-552-0612 Faxwww.yahouston.org

Young Audiences of North TexasA Division of Big Thought2501 Oak Lawn AvenueSuite 550, LB 42Dallas, TX 75219214-520-0023 214-520-8322 Faxwww.bigthought.org

Young Audiences of NortheastTexas200 East Amherst, Tyler, TX 75701903-561-2787www.yanetexas.org

Young Audiences of Southeast Texas700 North St., Suite GBeaumont, TX 77701409-835-3884409-835-5504 Faxwww.yasetx.org

VIRGINIAYoung Audiences of Virginia420 North Center DriveBldg.#11, Suite 239Norfolk, VA 23502757-466-7555 757-455-9859 Faxwww.yav.org

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National OfficeYoung Audiences, Inc.115 East 92nd StreetNew York, NY 10128212-831-8110 212-289-1202 Faxwww.youngaudiences.orgwww.arts4learning.org

ARIZONA Young Audiences of Santa Cruz County P.O. Box 1571Nogales, AZ 85628520-397-7914520-287-2814 Faxwww.yascc.com

CALIFORNIAYoung Audiences of Kern CountyP.O. Box 10193Bakersfield, CA 93389661-619-0197

Young Audiences of NorthernCalifornia125A Stillman StreetSan Francisco, CA 94107415-974-5554 415-974-5104 Faxwww.ya-nc.org

Young Audiences of San Diego4007 Camino del Rio SouthSuite #212San Diego, CA 92108619-282-7599 619-282-7598 Faxwww.yasandiego.org

COLORADOThink 360 Arts Complete Education2250 South Oneida, Suite 301Denver, CO 80224720-904-8890 720-904-8894 Faxwww.artsedcolorado.org

CONNECTICUTYoung Audiences of Connecticut3074 Whitney Ave., Bldg #2, 2nd Fl.Hamden, CT 06518 203-230-8101 203-230-8131 Faxwww.yaconn.org

FLORIDAArts for Learning/Miami 1900 Biscayne Blvd., Suite 201Miami, FL 33132305-576-1212 305-576-1193 Faxwww.a4lmiami.org

GEORGIAYoung Audiences, Woodruff Arts Center1280 Peachtree St., NE2nd Floor, Atlanta, GA404-733-5293404-733-5236 Faxwww.yawac.org

INDIANAYoung Audiences of Indiana3921 N. Meridian Street, Suite 210Indianapolis, IN 46208-4011317-925-4043317-925-0654 Faxwww.yaindy.org

KANSASArts Partners 201 N. Water, Suite 300Wichita, KS 67202316-262-4771316-262-7628 Faxwww.artspartnerswichita.org

LOUISIANAYoung Audiences of Louisiana615 Baronne St., Suite 160New Orleans, LA 70113 504-523-3525504-523-6476 Faxwww.ya4la.org

MARYLANDYoung Audiences of Maryland927 North Calvert StreetBaltimore, MD 21202-3742410-837-7577 410-837-7579 Faxwww.yamd.org

MASSACHUSETTSYoung Audiences of Massachusetts255 Elm Street, Suite 302Somerville, MA 02144617-629-9262617-625-2781 Faxwww.yamass.org

MICHIGANYoung Audiences of Michigan19909 Hartwell Detroit, MI 48235313-345-6136

MINNESOTAYoung Audiences of Minnesota416 Landmark Center/75 5th St. WestSt. Paul, MN 55102-1414651-292-3399651-292-3397 Faxwww.youngaudiencesofmn.org

MISSOURIKansas City Young Audiences5601 WyandotteKansas City, MO 64113816-531-4022 816-960-1519 Faxwww.kcya.org

Springboard to Learning & YoungAudiences of St. LouisCentene Center for Arts and Education3547 Olive StreetSaint Louis, MO 63103314-289-4120314-289-4139 Faxwww.springboardtolearning.org

MONTANAYoung Audiences of Western MontanaP.O. Box 9096Missoula, MT 59807 406-360-8763

NEW JERSEYYoung Audiences New Jersey200 Forrestal Road Princeton, NJ 08540609-243-9000 609-243-8999 Faxwww.yanj.org

NEW YORKYoung Audiences New YorkOne East 53rd StreetNew York, NY 10022212-319-9269 212-319-9272 Faxwww.yany.org

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National Board of Directors

FoundersMrs. T. Roland BernerMrs. Edgar M. LeventrittMrs. Lionello PereraRudolf Serkin

OfficersChairmanBrooks Thomas

PresidentJohn W. Creamer

Chairman EmeritusJ. McLain Stewart

Vice PresidentsThomas R. BernerMrs. Michel P. FribourgMrs. Maurice R. GreenbergLady MaughanMrs. Larry RobinsonMrs. John L. Weinberg

TreasurerNathan W. Pearson, Jr.

SecretaryJames H. Gellert

DirectorsKevin J. BradicichMrs. Charles N. CooperMrs. Robert M. Frehse, Jr.Jean M. GraupmanScott GreenbergMrs. Peter M. GroundsDr. Willie L. Hill, Jr.Mrs. Joseph G. Hodges, Jr.David HouserMrs. Marjorie HymanMrs. William R. KimballPeter S. KrausElizabeth B. LundqvistYo-Yo MaVincent A. MaiWynton MarsalisDr. Kathryn A. MartinMrs. Eugene Mercy, Jr.Frederick J. MorschesMary P. NassMeridel J. PrideauxEric PripsteinL. Jan RobertsonJohn S. Rose Ginger Sager

Martin E. SegalElizabeth W. SmithMrs. Morton I. SoslandRichard StoltzmanCheryl StrainH. Guyon Townsend IIIDiane K. R. VolkNola L. Whiteman

Board Members EmeritiMrs. Howard L. ClarkMrs. Irving MoskovitzMrs. John W. StrausMrs. Walter L. WolfMrs. James D. Wolfensohn

National Advisory CommitteeEmanuel AxVan CliburnGarth FaganLeon FleisherClaude FrankRichard GoodeGary GraffmanLorin HollanderCeleste HolmYo-Yo MaWynton MarsalisZubin MehtaArthur MitchellMurray PerahiaItzhak PerlmanShirley RiriePeter SerkinLeonard SlatkinRichard StoltzmanDr. Billy TaylorMichael Tilson Thomas Deborah VoigtCharles WadsworthSusan WadsworthAndre WattsPinchas Zukerman

NATIONAL OFFICE

Richard BellNational Executive Director

Jane C. BakDirector of National Services

Sandra BertrandStaff Assistant

Barbara DavisAssistant to the Executive Director

Peter H. GerberDirector, Arts for Learning

Shelley Marie HardinDevelopment Assistant

Marie KomisarNational Director of Development

Dr. Janis NormanDirector of Education, Research &Professional Development

Katie SigelmanDevelopment Associate &A4L Assistant Project Director

Douglas C. SmithAssistant to the EducationDirector

Larry SteinDirector, Interactive Media

Leni WelteController

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