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ANNUAL REPORTJanuary 1 - December 31, 2013

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Letter from the Chairman of the Board | Board of Directors ... 3

Report of the President & CEO ........................................... 4

Staff ............................................................................ 12

Internship Program ......................................................... 13

Recognizing Our Volunteers ............................................ 14

The Guest Experience ..................................................... 15

Foundation and Business Contributors ............................... 16

In Partnership with the Community .................................... 17

Donors .......................................................................... 18

Society Level Members .................................................... 21

Volunteers ..................................................................... 24

Financial Statements ....................................................... 28

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

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LETTER FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD

2013 has been a year of expansion for the Trust. In August, the Board of Directors voted unanimously to add Unity Temple to the Trust’s sites.

Thanks to the vision of the congregation and restoration foundation of Unity Temple, we assumed responsibility for tours and programs at Wright’s greatest Prairie style public building located just a few blocks from the Home and Studio in Oak Park. Unity Temple strengthens our Oak Park presence and brings our Frank Lloyd Wright Trust sites to a total of five, located in every direction from our central offices in downtown Chicago.

The Board voted in September to update the Trust’s name, and begin doing business as the Frank Lloyd Wright Trust. This change refreshed our name, making it simpler, stron-ger, and easier to remember. Our mission and commitment to preservation remain unchanged. Over the course of the next year, if this new identity is effective and widely accepted, the Board will adopt Frank Lloyd Wright Trust as our corporate name.

With the expansion of our sites this year, the Trust grew its audience and introduced a number of new tours and programs. We also addressed much-needed preservation projects at the Home and Studio, which is now solely owned by the Trust and remains the busiest of our five sites.

For an exceptional year of growth and accom-plishment at the Frank Lloyd Wright Trust, I offer my sincere thanks to our donors, volunteers, members, friends and neighbors. To all those named in this report, my fellow Board officers and directors, our President & CEO Celeste Adams, our staff members and volunteers, I extend my appreciation for outstanding teamwork and dedication to our mission.

Graham Rarity Chairman, Board of Directors

DEAR MEMBERS AND FRIENDS

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2013

GRAHAM J. RARITY, CHAIRMAN JOHN M. RAFKIN, VICE CHAIR AND CHAIR, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ROBERT MILLER, VICE CHAIR NICHOLE MARKLEY LINHARDT, VICE CHAIR STEVEN E. BRADY, TREASURER AND CHAIR, FINANCE COMMITTEE MARK A. SMYLIE, SECRETARY

DAVID DUNNING FRANK R. GAILOR DAVID HERNANDEZ MICHAEL MENSIK DON ROSENWINKEL LAWRENCE E. STEWART, MD TIM SAMUELSON, ADVISORY MEMBER

Graham Rarity, Chairman , Board of Directors

REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT & CEO

GATEWAY TO WRIGHT IN CHICAGO AND BEYONDThe addition of Unity Temple to our sites this year has given the Trust an important opportunity to tell a deeper and richer story about Wright’s creation of the Prairie style during the years he kept his studio in Oak Park. Completed in 1908, Unity Temple is the first great modern concrete design build-ing. While its exterior is simple and monolithic, the interior is filled with color and light, suggest-ing the illuminating power of spiritual kinship.

The close creative and physical connection between Unity Temple and Wright’s Oak Park Studio can now be presented in tours of these sites. In September, the Trust began train-ing sessions for interpreters at Unity Temple and the new tour program began in October. While the Home and Studio functions as an accredited house museum, Unity Temple re-mains an active place of worship for the Uni-tarian Universalist congregation that awarded the commission to Frank Lloyd Wright in 1905. The Trust and Unity Temple’s congrega-tion and restoration foundation have forged a

partnership that respects the spiritual function of Unity Temple while sharing its architectural brilliance with the public.

The Trust’s five Wright sites weave a rich and compelling story about Wright’s Chi-cago years from his arrival as a young man of twenty, training in Louis Sullivan’s office, to an architect of international stature, known in Europe where his Wasmuth portfolio was published in 1910, to the commission of the Imperial Hotel in Japan, which would engage him until 1922. Telling the story of these years through the experience of our Chicago sites brings an authentic understanding of Wright’s ground-breaking achievement. The Trust is now truly the gateway to Frank Lloyd Wright in Chicago.

In November 2013, the Trust continued to expand its reach with the launch of the new website flwright.org. This mobile responsive site features information about each of our five historic sites in the Chicago area and links to Wright public sites across the country. The website is an in-depth resource of information about Wright’s Chicago years and includes videos and advance ticketing and donation

SC Johnson Gallery exhibition

Emil Bach House

Unity Temple

Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio

Frederick C. Robie House

The Rookery Emil Bach House

functionalities that are user friendly. The full range of Trust programs and activities can be accessed on flwright.org, from shopping to international travel. The new website is a state-of-the-art design serving as a gateway to Frank Lloyd Wright in Chicago.

TOURS AND PUBLIC PROGRAMSIn keeping with a Chicago-wide presence, the Trust implemented its most ambitious new tour this year titled Wright Around Chicago. Offered as a summer weekly program, Wright Around Chicago bus tours covered all Trust sites in one day with guides providing in-depth information about Frank Lloyd Wright and his Chicago years. In summer 2013, the bus tours served 275 visi-tors. The Trust also participated in the citywide event Open House Chicago at Bach House and Robie House with a total of 2,500 visitors.

Theme tours expanded in 2013 with Pedal Oak Park adding Fridays to the already popu-lar Saturday and Sunday schedule. At Robie House, April and October After Hours featured a series of evening speakers, including architects Stanley Tigerman and Margaret McCurry, to

The Other Pedreras exhibition, Barcelona

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celebrate the opening of the Seminary Co-op Bookstore, which they designed, adjacent to Robie House. 2013 attendance for tours and programs at the Trust’s five sites totaled 140,475: Home and Studio 92,075; Robie House 39,600; The Rookery 3,800; Unity Temple (October-December) 3,330; Bach House (July-September) 1,670. In 2013, the Trust commenced a two-year series of lecture programs tracing the international influences on Frank Lloyd Wright during the early years of his career as a designer and architect. Made possible by a generous grant from the Terra Foundation for American Art, Frank Lloyd Wright: Origins and Influences was presented in the Pritzker Auditorium of the Monroe Building and presentations video-recorded for online viewing on flwright.org.

The Summer 2013 lectures in this series were Common Cause: Charles Rennie Mackintosh and Frank Lloyd Wright by Pamela Robertson, Professor of Mackintosh Studies and Senior Curator at the Hunterian Art Gallery at the University of Glasgow; The English Arts and Crafts Movement in America: Opposing Ends of the Same Stick by Anne Mallek, Curator of the Gamble House in Pasadena;

An Architectural Love Affair: Dutch Modernists and the Work of Frank Lloyd Wright by Wim de Wit, Adjunct Curator of the Cantor Art Museum at Stanford University and Consulting Curator for the Getty Research Institute. The series will continue in summer 2014.

A new Frank Lloyd Wright Trust Community Enrichment Series was launched this year with six lectures at three locations: Oak Park, downtown Chicago, and Hyde Park. Speak-ers included Frank Lipo, Executive Director of the Historical Society of Oak Park and River Forest; Christopher Payne, architect and Oak Park resident; Diane Dillon, Director of Scholarly and Undergraduate Programs at Newberry Library; John Eifler, preservation and design architect; David Bagnall, Curator at the Frank Lloyd Wright Trust; and Paul Durica, Hyde Park historian.

The third annual program for Thinking into the Future: The Robie House Series on Architecture, Design and Ideas was presented at the University of Chicago’s Logan Center for the Arts. Chicago architect Adrian Smith, re-nowned as the designer of some of the world’s tallest buildings, addressed an audience of

Architect Adrian Smith, Thinking Into the Future speaker

Speaker Adrian Smith with University of Chicago students

Pamela Robertson, Origins and Influences speaker

over 300 on Supertall Towers and Green Cities. Smith shared his work on Burj Khalifa in the United Arab Emirates and commented on Wright’s 1938 concept for Mile-High Tower. He discussed the importance of creating highly sustainable projects in context with the global environment and shared his plans with partner Gordon Gill for Great City, a green satellite city of Chengdu, China.

In 2013, the Trust’s Travel Wright program, hosted four trips around the United States and abroad: Wright in Racine in January; Wright in Arizona in February; Town and Country: Wright in Chicago and Wisconsin in August; and Morris to Mackintosh: British Arts and Crafts in the U.K. in September. The U.K. program was so popular that it was immedi-ately reoffered for 2014.

EDUCATIONIn 2013, Trust outreach educators worked with over 3,000 students, led 56 workshops and 18 special multi-session program, including Reading, Writing, and Robie House; Build It Wright; Focus on Japan; Little Builders; and Art Start. The Trust also marked its tenth year presenting in-class workshops and Home

and Studio tours to fourth graders attending public schools within Oak Park Elementary School District 97. With more than 6,000 participants to date, the program has become a rite of passage for local school children.

In conjunction with the Chicago Public Library’s Summer Learning Challenge, the Trust presented arts and architecture work-shops for youth and families at ten city branch libraries. Featured in the citywide arts program Big Draw Chicago, the Trust’s Hokusai Drawing Lessons attracted a capacity turnout.

Family workshops at the sites had attendance of 340 during 2013. Forty-two middle and high school students participated in Youth Architecture Summer Workshops at the Home and Studio, creating their own building designs under the guidance of a professional architect.

In 2013, the Trust hosted educator programs for nearly 100 teachers within the Chicago area. Key offerings included the Robie House Teacher Project (funded by the Terra Foundation for American Art), Educator Open Houses, and Teacher Custom Workshops. The Trust also

will be posting teaching units as part of the Terra Foundation website’s portal of online educational resources.

PRESERVATIONIn 2013, the Fisherman and the Genie mural above the fireplace in the playroom of the Home and Studio was restored. Painted by Charles Corwin in collaboration with Wright, the composition depicts the architect’s favorite story from The Arabian Nights. A century’s worth of dirt and grime had darkened the mural to the point that its subject was nearly unreadable. Before restoration began, the playroom roof was sealed and made environmentally responsive. The conservation’s results were dramatic. Paint colors became more vibrant; the composition displayed a greater sense of depth; and the painting assumed a powerful central presence in the space, revealing Wright’s original vision of the room and its decoration.

In 2013, the Trust also repaired the Home and Studio’s front veranda, Forest Avenue concrete wall, and garage parapet wall and cantilevers. These projects were completed as part of the preparation for the 2014 Legacy Year to commemorate the Home and Studio’s 125th year.

Playroom mural before conservation Playroom mural after conservation

Chairman’s Reception Co-Chairs Karen and Don Rosenwinkel (at right)

Chairman’s Reception Co-Chairs Karen and Don RosenwinkelThinking into the Future with Rafael Vinoly

DEVELOPMENTEncompassing the Chairman’s Reception, Ultimate Plus, and the annual Housewalk, total revenue earned by Wright Plus in 2013 increased by $50,000 compared to the previous year.

Co-chaired by Karen and Don Rosenwinkel, CEO of Big Monster Toys, the Chairman’s Reception raised funds for the restoration of the children’s playroom mural at the Home and Studio. Major sponsors of the 2013 Chairman’s Reception included the Rosenwinkels and Big Monster Toys, Mattel Inc., Ogilvy & Mather, Michael S. Mensik and Baker & McKenzie, Hasbro, Segal, Bulley & Andrews, Cornerstone National Bank, JW Marriott Chicago, and Niro, Haller & Niro.

In addition, the Trust secured support for the 2013 Housewalk from the following corporate sponsors: Whole Foods, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Carleton of Oak Park, Christy Webber Land-scapes, Downtown Oak Park, ComEd, Commu-nity Bank of Oak Park River Forest, Greenline Wheels, Marion Street Cheese Market, Visit Oak Park, and Winberie’s.

Surpassing its goal of $60,000, the 2013 An-nual Fund Appeal raised $87,000 for general

operations, with major gifts from Tawani Foun-dation, Lars and Mary Lofgren, Ken and Patty Hunt, and Sidley Austin LLP.

In 2013, the Trust secured grants from the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, Terra Foundation for American Art, Oak Park Area Arts Council, Illinois Arts Council: Partners in Excellence, Illinois Depart-ment of Economic Opportunity: Marketing Partnership Program, and Illinois Department of Economic Opportunity: Tourism Attraction Development Program. Alphawood Foundation awarded a lead gift to the final phase of the Robie House restoration, which has sparked additional solicitations to complete this important project.

On June 17, 2013, the Trust convened major donors to the Campaign for the Purchase of Wright’s Home and Studio and unveiled a com-memorative plaque to acknowledge their role in this landmark acquisition. Ownership of the Oak Park site where Wright’s career began has trans-formed the spirit of the Trust, strengthening our commitment to preserve Wright’s original sites in our community and tell the extraordinary story of his accomplishments here.

Wright Plus 2013

June 17, 2013 dedication of donor plaque

Joining in the satisfaction of a fine year of service and achievement at the Frank Lloyd Wright Trust are the Board of Directors, staff, volunteers, members, and our many partners, including Unity Temple’s congregation and restoration foundation. Our shared belief and commitment to the legacy of Frank Lloyd Wright carries us forward together.

Celeste Adams President & CEO

ADMINISTRATIONCeleste Adams President & CEO Daniel Popp Director of Finance Susan Harris* Human Resources Manager Kathleen Francis Staff Accountant Rebecca Girard Administrative Coordinator Jerome Bambera* Accounting Assistant

COMMUNICATIONSZarine Weil Director of Communications Andrea Brown Senior Manager - Public Relations Tammy Grossbauer* Web and Print Designer

DEVELOPMENTThomas Gull Director of Development Kristy Johnson Associate Director of Development Lise Braithwaite Manager, Annual Giving and Events Kendra Fortenberry Membership and Donor Database Coordinator

COLLECTION AND PROGRAMSDavid Bagnall Curator and Director of Interpretation Risa Sekiguchi Vuillemot* Travel Manager Sarah Rogers Morris Program and Communications Associate

EDUCATIONJan Kieckhefer Director of Education and Organizational Engagement Shannon Greve Youth and Family Programs Manager Brooke Hutchison Education and Programs Assistant Margy Stover* Museum Educator

FACILITIESKaren Sweeney Preservation Architect and Facilities Administrator Patrick Gronek Caretaker Matthew Ingram Home and Studio Facilities Assistant Omar Evans* Home and Studio Housekeeper

INFORMATION AND TECHNOLOGYAhnquajj Kahmanne Director of Information Systems Technology

GUEST RELATIONSLaura Dodd Director of Operations and Guest Experience Mark Campbell Oak Park Daily Operations Manager Elizabeth Murphy Group Tours and Site Rental Manager Shiloh Aderhold Unity Temple Daily Operations Manager Kristin Vannatta Guest Relations and Volunteer Coordinator Sarah Horton Guest Relations Representative, Manager on Duty Unity Temple Joseph Barrett Robie House Daily Operations Manager Linda Bonifas-Guzman Volunteer Resources Manager Angela Whitaker* Wright Plus Coordinator Christina Ruscitti* Guest Relations Representative and Manager on Duty Daniela Blanco* Guest Relations Representative Audra Jervey* Guest Relations Representative Madeline Mason* Guest Relations Representative Sarah Thompson* Guest Relations Representative Rita Williams* Guest Relations Representative

MULTI-CHANNEL RETAILINGHeidi Farina Director of Multi-Channel Retailing Jason Gums Multi-Channel Retail Center Manager Michelle Foland Multi-Channel Retail Manager Margaret Willis Multi-Channel Retail Customer Service Assistant Supervisor Steve Cothard Shipping and Receiving Assistant Katherine Bruun Merchandise Customer Service Assistant Lori Snyder Museum Retail Shops Manager Andrea Dickey* Museum Shop Assistant Manager Johnilee Yankow* Museum Shop Assistant Manager Emma Dwyer* Museum Shop Sales Representative Natalia Kwiatkowska* Museum Shop Sales Representative Nancy McCort* Museum Shop Sales Representative David Olson* Museum Shop Sales Representative Randoph Mical* Museum Shop Sales Representative Dinah Kittredge* Museum Shop Sales Representative Mary Margaret Rehberg* Multi-Channel Retail Customer Service Assistant Richard Tomasello* Multi-Channel Retail Customer Service Assistant Devin Flores* Multi-Channel Retail Customer Service Assistant Maya Harvey* Multi-Channel Retail Customer Service Assistant

* part-time

STAFF (AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2013)

2013 STUDENT INTERNSHIP PROGRAMThe Trust provides internship opportunities to students, graduates, and career-changers who wish to broaden their educational experience by working and learning in a professional museum environment.

CURATORIALEmily Hsee University of Chicago Laboratory Schools Robie House Internship Program

Katie O’Shea University of Chicago Metcalf Internship Program

EDUCATIONKyle Adams University of Wisconsin at Madison

Diane McDonald Western Michigan University

Nicolette Wojtak Notre Dame University

GUEST RELATIONSJackie DeThorne Art Institute of Chicago

Rosie O’Malley DePaul University

Christine Pearce Bradley University

Mariah Smithy Northwestern University

Elizabeth Turcza Tulane University

Courtney Vinopal Denison University

Meryle Mason University of Illinois at Chicago

INTERNSHIP PROGRAMPAGE 13Robie House 2014 Interns, Melanie Bishop and Kimya Buckner

RECOGNIZING OUR VOLUNTEERS

More than 700 volunteers

from throughout the Chicago

metropolitan area led tours,

hosted events, and assisted

guests at our historic sites

during 2013.

WeedWrights leader, Ellen Kuner Volunteer award winners, Lourdes Nicholls-Kaczkowski and Frank Pond

THE GUEST EXPERIENCE

The Trust’s five sites welcomed more than 140,000 visitors from around the United States and the world in 2013.

2013 DOMESTIC VISITORS(TOP 10 STATES)

2013 INTERNATIONAL VISITORS

FOUNDATIONSIn 2013, the Trust received nearly $500,000 in support of historic preservation and restoration projects, lectures and public programs, education programs for children and teachers, community outreach, and general operating support.

Alphawood Foundation

Francis Beidler Foundation

Helen E. Brown Trust

Friends of Heritage Preservation

Good Heart Work Smart

Hickory Foundation

The Hildner Foundation

T. Kendall Hunt Family Foundation and Patricia D. Hunt

Illinois Arts Council Agency

Illinois Department of Economic Opportunity/ Illinois Office of Tourism

John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation

Oak Park Area Arts Council

Clifford C. and Virginia G. Sorensen Charitable Trust of The Saint Paul Foundation

Tawani Foundation

Terra Foundation for American Art

BUSINESS PARTNERSBusiness Partners supported Trust operations through event sponsorships and charitable contributions of $1,000 or more during the past year. 2013 Business Partners are listed in alphabetical order.

Baker & McKenzie LLP

Big Monster Toys LLC

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois

Bulley & Andrews, LLC

Christy Webber Landscapes

ComEd

Community Bank of Oak Park and River Forest

Cornerstone National Bank & Trust Company

Cucina Paradiso

Downtown Oak Park

Hasbro, Inc.

Hemmingway’s Bistro

Mattel, Inc.

Namaste Foundation

Niro, Haller & Niro

Ogilvy & Mather - Chicago

The Segal Company

Sidley Austin LLP

Visit Oak Park

Whole Foods Market

Winberie’s Restaurant & Bar

BUSINESS SUPPORTAdditional business support up to $999 is listed alphabetically.

Aria Solutions USA, Inc.

Baird & Warner, Inc.

The Book Table

Chicago’s Home of Chicken and Waffles

Delia’s Kitchen

Flat Top Grill

Geppetto’s

Giordano’s of Oak Park

Greenline Wheels

Il Vicolo Trattoria

Khyber Pass

Marion Street Cheese Market

Mickey’s Gyros

Orren Pickell Building Group, LLC

Petersen Ice Cream

Von Dreele-Freerksen Company

FOUNDATION AND BUSINESS CONTRIBUTORS

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE COMMUNITY

In 2013, the Trust collaborated with a range of community

organizations. The following is a list of select community partners:

American Institute of Architects—Chicago

Art Institute of Chicago

Arts & Business Council

Chicago Architecture Foundation

Chicago Cultural Center

Chicago Park District

Chicago Public Schools

Elizabeth F. Cheney Mansion and Gardens

Greenline Wheels

Hyde Park Jazz Festival

Ingenuity, Inc.

Oak Park Education Foundation

Oak Park Elementary School District District 97

Oak Park Public Library

Open House Chicago

Pleasant Home

Pritzker Military Museum & Library

Reva and David Logan Center for the Arts at the University of Chicago

Tawani Enterprises, Inc.

The Big Draw Chicago

Unity Temple Unitarian Universalist Congregation

Unity Temple Restoration Foundation

University of Chicago

University of Chicago Laboratory Schools

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DONORS

$10,000—$49,999

Edgar H. Bachrach

$5,000—$9,999

Lars and Mary Lofgren

Graham J. Rarity

Scott and Anne Hamblin Schiave

$2,500—$4,999

Celeste M. Adams

Steve and Penny Brady

Carole and Frank Gailor

Christine G. Hauri

Michael and Nichole Linhardt

Michael Mensik and Marguerite Tompkins

Joan and Lou Mercuri

John M. Rafkin and Anita Levin, MD

Karen and Don Rosenwinkel

Cindy and Larry Stewart

$1,000—$2,499

Anonymous

Debbie Crouch

Karen and Bob Feeney

Gabriela Freese

David Hernandez and Tereasa Surratt

Bill Kundert and Judi Davenport

Carol R. McGee

Robert Miller and Amy Renzulli

James E. and Mary G. Nelson

Julie Overbeck

Jane Parker and Fran Cosentino

Theresa and John Rigas

Hollis and Benjamin Sax

Jon J. Skillman and Luanne E. Selk

Sallie and Mark Smylie

Kenneth and Nan Unklesbay

Ira Wagner

$500—$999

M. James and Christine Barry

Jeffrey Breslow

Candelario and Elizabeth Celio

Rebecca and Timothy Doar

Michele and John Donley

Jay and Karen Fritz

Rick and Ellen Kuner

Lisa and Ray Lewis

Stewart Macaulay

Pamela Marron

Russ and Karen Norwood

Jeffrey and Joan Petertil

Julia C. Stewart

Karen Sweeney and William P. Janulis

Debra Vicharelli

$250—$499

Anonymous

David R. Adler

Linton J. Childs

Jennene and Scott Colky

Paul and Faith Davis

Kevin Ernster and Dora Bopp

T. Gunny Harboe

Laura Jordahl and Eric Jordahl

James and Carolyn McClure

Sarah McDonald

Joy Michel

Tim and Molly Philosophos

Dominic and Mary Pisani

Grace Staver Rarity

Barbara Rossa

John D. Shyer

Yvonne N. Smith

Amee and Timothy D. Snell

David and Laura Stone

The Frank Lloyd Wright Trust recognizes with gratitude the generous support of the following individuals from January 1, 2013 through December 31, 2013.

INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT These donors contributed cash gifts of $2,500 or above in 2013.

Celeste M. Adams

Edgar H. Bachrach

Steve and Penny Brady

Carole and Frank Gailor

Christine G. Hauri

Patty and Kent Hunt

Michael and Nichole Linhardt

Lars and Mary Lofgren

Michael Mensik and Marguerite Tompkins

Joan and Lou Mercuri

John M. Rafkin and Anita Levin, MD

Graham J. Rarity

Karen and Don Rosenwinkel

Scott and Anne Hamblin Schiave

Mary Jo and Stephen Schuler

Cindy and Larry Stewart

DONOR CIRCLE

$100—$249

Anonymous

Michael Angell

Thane K. Arnold

Dwight D. Austin

Deborah A. Baker

Cherie Balan and Jeffrey Kraus

Julie A. Bauer and Paul D. Greenberg

Anne Marie Beaghen-Malfait

Margo and Roger Behler

Richard Bennett

Carol R. Bernstein and John S. Sinclair

Sue and Jeff Blaine

David Brown

Elizabeth and Stephen Bruner

Mark and Miriam Burkland

Carol Ann Busche

Barbara J. Byrum

Michael Cameron

Pamela and Patrick Deady

Laura and Christian Dodd

Ramon Durazo

Anne C. Ferri

Tim Flesch and Tom Gull

Sharon T. and Theodore W. Flint

John Gatto

Wendy Greenhouse

Adrienne Gulden

George S. Hallenbeck

Charles and Sylvia Hamilton

Susan and Harry Harsha

Jo N. Hays

Raleigh G. Hegwood

Brian Herbstritt

Lori A. Hess

Nancy and David Hines

Patricia Holsey

Norman O. and Barbro C. Jung

Spencer L. Karpf

Jonathan Klem

Mary Ann and Jim Kotowicz

John Kvedaras

Alice LaPrelle

Ruel and Lynn Lehman

Jack and Mary Ellen Lesniak

Monte Levinson

Janet Lohr

Ann Young Marohn

Dr. Susan and Thomas McDonough

Anthony J. and Dietra Delaplane Millard

Luigi H. Mumford

Cam H. and Leo G. Niederman

Anita North-Hamill

Paul and Barbara Oppenheim

Gregory Padgett and Marie Castaneda

Steve and Patti Rambo

Don M. Randel and Carol E. Randel Fund

Linda S. Ryan

Dawn F. and George R. Schumann

Cynde J. Seegers

John E. Severns

Clifford W. and Bernie Todd Smith

Rebecca and Robert Streit

Jill and Emma Swanson

Samuel C. Unsicker

Shane Von Hoven

Nancy and Richard Waichler

Debra N. Walters

George H. Warrington

Larry and Laurie Wasserman

Terry D. and Robin B. Weissman

Mark and Ingrid Wilson

Individual Support - Continued

IN HONOR/MEMORYGifts In HonorJudy and Ken Gimbel In honor of Andrew Brown

Richard Sobel In honor of of F. J. Baker House

Spence Johnson In honor of E. Wycliffe Orr, Sr.

Sandy Krome In honor of Julie Soss Pearlmann

Lee and Lori Rafkin In honor of John Rafkin

Bridget and Royce Yeater In honor of Staff, Board and Volunteers

Gifts In MemoryCenter for Financing Access and Cost Trends In memory of Ida Cohen

Wallace and Nancy Cross In memory of Ida Cohen

Marsha R. Gold In memory of Ida Cohen

Michael L. and Marcia G. Lawson In memory of Ida Cohen

Steve Machlin In memory of Ida Cohen

Richard Manski In memory of Ida Cohen

Anonymous In memory of Dominic LaGana

Sally and Roderick Nott In memory of Lyman Shepard and Warren Stevens

Nan E. Shirley In memory of Jack William Shirley, AIA

Robert M. Shirley In memory of Jack William Shirley, AIA

David Devine In memory of Edgar Tafel

Gary A. and Frances C. Davis In memory of Dwight Zeck

Timothy and Jane Dressel In memory of Dwight Zeck

Mary Jane Hamilton In memory of Dwight Zeck

Jeffrey Jaschinski In memory of Dwight Zeck

McGowen, Hurst, Clark, & Smith, D.C. In memory of Dwight Zeck

D. J. and Roy Medsker In memory of Dwight Zeck

MATCHING GIFTSCNA Foundation

GDF SUEZ Energy North America, Inc.

Illinois Tool Works Foundation

Leo Burnett Company Charitable Foundation

Pella Rolscreen Foundation

RBS Citizens Financial Group

IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONSBlue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois

Big Monster Toys LLC

The Carleton of Oak Park

Google, Inc.

Maya Del Sol

Sidley Austin LLP

Tiffany & Co.

Wandawega Lake Resort

Skylight Society

Alex I. Gibson and Mary Hendrickson

James and Judy Graves

Richard L. Hess

Loren D. Kaiser

Kristin and Ryan Mayhew

James W. Neupert

Thomas Nielsen and Mary Beth Leonard

Loren M. Rogers

Thomas R. Schiff

Debra N. Walters

Thomas and Marna Whittington

Inglenook Society

Alvin C. Bronstein

Kathryn and Douglas Collins

Kevin Ernster and Dora Bopp

Vicki Giles

Richard and Mary L. Gray

Allen J. Greenberger

James Hayes and Catherine Keig

William Kundert and Judi Davenport

Stewart Macaulay

J. Sean Plater

Danni Sabota

Patricia S. Schwartz

Mary T. Small

Christopher Straus

Susan and Steve Zumdahl

Octagon Society

Chris and Janet Baumann

A. Stuart Bennett

Jennifer and Mark Brandyberry

Katherine K. Brown

Terrance J. and Carol A. Coleman

David A. Coup

Robert R. Dahl

Drs. Paul and Faith Davis

James G. Dill

Bill Donnell and Claudia Daly

Dale Eaman

John P. Garrett

Daniel Grangaard

James R. and Ruth A. Hartland

Alan D. Isaacson

MarLen Kaiser

William R. Keene

Drs. Hugh Kelley and Merry Kathleen Riley

Robert A. Klein

Ann M. Krilcich

Drs. John R. and Nell S. Lurain

Alan Nesburg and Kathryn Sheehan Nesburg

Karen and Robert Prince-Weithorn

Margi and Hugh Reardon

Milton J. Robinson

Dan Ryan

James Sadock

Fredrick C. G. Scheer and Diane N. Cary

Jennifer Schmidt and Daniel Curry

Barbara and Mark Stampfl

Christopher V. Stevenson

Thom and Karen Sumbler

John F. and Susan H. Turben

Henry and Milly Vande Kieft

John Vinci

Sharon and William Wegmann

Carl D. Winberg

Steven Young

Prairie Society

David Acton and Janice Miller, M.D.

Janet Agostini

Eric and Catherine Allen

Allen-Lambe House Foundation

Karen and Juan Anillo

Dorothy Armstrong

Thane K. Arnold

Morgan G. Aronson

Debera A. Backhus

Paul and Nancy Bain

Matthew Banning and Cheryl Kuonen

Clyde E. Bassett

Fred Bauries

Daniel P. Becker

Margo and Roger A. Behler

Jim and Margaret Bennett

Sandra Bernstein

Maria Bewley and John Flanagan

Chuck and Kelly Biebelhausen

John Biek and Christina Norton

Joel Block and Barbara Bayldon

Kenneth Boitz

Mort and Jennifer Boland

William and Victoria Brander

Lawrence and Lyndoris Bray

Mary and Michael Brumback

Shad and Kimberlie Burkiett

Lu Cagin

Lee Campbell

Loren Cannon

Marilyn Cantisano and Donald Southworth

Vera Capp

The Carleton of Oak Park

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:

SOCIETY LEVEL MEMBERS

Howard C. Cavner

Richard A. and Lisa J. Cederoth

Bess and Cande Celio

Laura and Mark Chaplin

Linton J. Childs

Robert and Deborah Christensen

Edward A. Chuhna

Paul and Graham Ciraulo

Helen N. Clary

Steven Clinton and Sandra Kostyk

Howard and Dona Cohen

Jeffrey and Ellen Cohen

Janet and Douglas Cole

Jessica Collett

Mathew T. Collins

Steve and Adrienne Costello

Steven W. Cox

Dan Crawford

William and Sandra Culhane

Ellen Darling

Gregory and Jennifer Dashiell

Barbara C. Davis

Edward J. Davis

Michael J. DeLoye

Eugene DeSombre

Suzanne DeVries

John E. Dieter

Eric Dietz

Eugene H. Diggs

Michele and John Donley

Dennis P. Doordan

Susan and Jon Doucleff

Raymond B. Dunkle

John and Janet Dunn

Curt Dyke

Susan Edison and Becky McAuley

Bonnie Engel

William J. Ferry

Beauchamp Fontaine and Mads Hansen

Thomas M. Fontana

William French

Barbara N. Fuldner

Sandford and MiMi Furman

James M. Gaston

Candace D. Gaudet and Kathleen Hicks

John W. Geyer

Lisa Gichner and Haruhiko Itagaki

Lisal and Don Gorman

Julie Graf

Jeffrey and Lynne Grip

Stephen Groh

Frederick C. Guenther

Gregg Gumbinger

Dwayne Haag

Chris Hain

Margaret Harris and Phil Straus

Susan M. and Harry L. Harsha

Phyllis Hartman

Margreatha Hein

Chris Henderson

Craig and Judy Hodson

Howard Hoffman

Jesselynn Hogarth

Stephen Hollander

Elizabeth Howland and Dennis Zavac

Melissa Hull

Jim and Tanya Irwin

Carol A. Jabs

Kirk C. and Susan M. Jenkins

Darlene J. Johnson

Willis and Shirley Johnson

Richard E. Jorgensen

Norman O. and Barbro C. Jung

Michael Kahfeldt

Sona Kalousdian and Ira Lawrence

Robert Kamm

John T. Keefe

Steven Kelley and Aria Carmichael

Robert Kennington

James and Carol Kenton

Leslie Kenworthy

Ann Kiernan and Ray Lazarchic

Robert and Mary Kinney

Barbara Kornrich

Reana and Juliana Kovalcik

Thomas and Elizabeth Kubiak

Linda Kubrick

Dan Kufner

Glenna Lally

Mike and Gayle Lampkowski

Marion Lang

Julie Le Sueur

Don B. Leatherman

Meredith Lewin

Cathryn S. Linscott

Alex and Elizabeth Lippitt

Mark N. Magnuson and Steven Westfield

Kevin H. and Michelle Mahoney

Robert J. Mahoney

Vera V. Mainz

William and Kathleen Malcomb

James and Katharine Mann

Theodore J. Manzke

Scott A. Martin

Nina Mattarella

Gerard Mayne

Kim and Gary McCullough

Robert T. McDonald

Malcolm and Barbara McKean

Gerald T. and Ann M. McNeill

Bruce and Susie McNulty

Tim and Elizabeth McTaggart

David S. Melsheimer

Maila Merced and Dr. John Ortega

Elizabeth P. Meyer

George Meyer and Greg Vogel

Prairie Society - Continued

John Michael

Caleb and Brenda Miller

Kelly Mitchell

Mark and Linda Monroe

Carolyn and Leon Moore

Richard Moreau

Marcia L. Mueller and Charles J. Prorok

Sheila and Robert Mulka

John and Dagmar Murphy

Leonard A. Muscolino and Duane L. Althoff

Elaine A. and Kimbel A. Nap

William B. Neis

Clayton Nightingale and Demetra Smith Nightingale

Kiichiro Nishizawa

Elizabeth Nunberg

Luann O’Donnell

Dale R. and Carla Rae Oestreich

Ellen and Thomas O’Hare

Chris Ols

Keith L. and Christine B. Olson

Robert and Susan Oppenborn

Michael and Cindy Orasco

William R. Orr

Mark and Ami Owen

Mary Panno and Gerry Panno Wheeler

Linda H. and Steven F. Parker

Rebecca and David Perry

Seymour Persky

Martin E. and Patricia Petroviak

Michael J. and Amy E. Phend

Jason and Margaret Phillips

Louis Piccoli and Karen Kozlowski

Douglas and Rebecca Pinney

Suzanne and Tim Poeschel

Ann and Doug Porter

Glenna S. Powell

Mark and Patricia Prendeville

Scott Rand

Greg Rechtsteiner

Yoko Reid

Darlene Robenhorst and Joseph Heiberger

Daniel and Judy Robinson

R. Michael and Beth Robinson

Calvin and Nancy Roesner

Deborah Rogers

Gerald and Susan Role

Jo Ann Ross

Jeanette Rottersman

Steven Rowe

Stephen Roy and Lloyd Kohler

Cynthia Rudmann

Barbara M. Rudolph

Noreen M. Ryan

Robert Rzepka and Gabrielle Ryan

Patricia K. Sacks

Jeff and Amie Samp

Paula J. Santrach

Janet S. Scheevel

Cynthia Schlichting

Mary and Thomas Schmidt

Donald Schott

Jeff and Linda Schroeder

Mary Jo and Stephen Schuler

Michael Schultz

Katherine Schwartz

Robert Sebastian

Perry Secrest

Robert I. Selby

Dan Sherman and Michele Hartlove

David T. Sidney

William R. Simmons

Jake Skaer

Rox and Milton Slaughter

Todd Smelser and James Gerhart

William and Cynthia Smith

Yvonne N. Smith

Anthony M. Smyth

Amee and Timothy D. Snell

Nicholas T. and Marie F. Spellman

Mathew and Lori St. John

Cindy Stanis

John and Elizabeth Stegeman

Donald F. Steiner

Donna J. Stephens

Maura and Gary Stockmann

Gregory C. Surufka and Ann Hesse Surufka

Barbara L. Sutton

H. E. Swantz

Rita A. Swensson

Lizz Taylor

Vincent M. Territo

Marcia Thomas

John and Linda Tibensky

Sylvia Toth and Zsolt Takacs

Ronald Traub

Nicolas Tremblay

Rheal P. Turcotte

Theresa M. Tyranowski

Steve and Lynne Uecker

Debra Vicharelli

Dorothy Vorhees

Renee Wagner

Mary D. Walters

Ronald and Betty Wanless

C. Webb Williams

Roy and Linda Williams

Cindy Wilson

John S. Winn

Charles K. Wishmeier

Valerie and Don Wolfe

Lawrence W. Woodward

Leigh Wright and Jason Phillips

Richard Yant and Gwen Sommers Yant

Lisa M. Zoia

Prairie Society - Continued

Linda Abrams

Kristi Alsip

Ann Alspaugh

Sophie Amado

Donna Ambrose

Shanita Anderson

Laura Andre

Kris Anfuso

Nellie Angel

Tracy Angeles

Doris Angell

Grace Angelos

Yukiko Aoki

John Arnold

Katie Artery

Heather Grant Asaadi

Carole Aston

Alex Bachhuber

Lauren Bair

Robert Bak

Doreen Baker

Cherie Balan

Bridget Baldwin

Irene Balks

Daniel Barnett

Kayla Barr

Denia Barrett

Debby Barron

Karen Barth

Lori Barwick

Wes Barwick

Roya Basirirad

Marie Bass

Debbie Becker

Sofia Becker

Jeanette Becvar

Barry Bell

Hank Bell

Derrick Bennett

Tim Bennett

Katarina Berin

Christine Bernard

Robert Bidlack

John Beirne

Nick Binotti

Stephan Bitter

Jack Bizot

Sue Blaine

Laurie Blaire

Mary Ellen Bleeden

James Boley

Karen Borgstadt

Stephen Bowen

Peter Boyd

Peg Brandon

Joan Brandt

Paul Braun

Katherine Braz

Bruce Broerman

Andrew Brown

John Brown

Priscilla Bruce

Marilyn Brumund

John Bruun

Kathy Brzezinski

Arlene Bunis

Janet Bunn

Rebecca Bunn

Jessica Burton

Brian Byrd

Rogelio Cadena

Mark Cagle

Lincoln Cairns

Howard Campbell

Lee Campbell

Renee Campbell

Adele Cannell

Deirdre Cannon

Patrick Cannon

Julie Carpenter

Barbara Carlson

Karen Carpino

Josiah Carroll

Nancy Carter

Jena Carvana

Daniel Castaneda

Jay Champelli

Patricia Chapman

Marian Chen

Aurelia Chaudagne

Chad Chovanec

Christopher Chwedyk

Mary Ann Ciesla

Erin O’Donnell Clark

Sue Cohn

Marty Colchamiro

Mary Colchamiro

John Colucci

Julie Conmy

Michael Connelly

Nikki Conner

James Conway

David Cook

Sarah Corley

Gale Cossey

Royse Cramton

Michael Crist

Maureen Crotty

Debbie Crouch

William Crozier

Pam Cruz

Theresa Czarnik

Jill Dahlke

Kimberly Darre

Elise Daughhetee

Megan Davey

James Davidson

Janet Davis

Marion Davis

Miriam Davison

Christine Day

Pam Deady

Tari Delisi

Amie DeLuca

Mindy DeLuca

Vicky Demakis

Judy Demetriou

Jackie DeThorne

Brian DeVinck

Mike Dianich

Felix Diaz

Annette Diop

Abbass Divani

Rebecca Doar

Lisa Dodge

Krista Doelder

Carol Dohr

Scott Dohr

Debbie Donahue

Patrick Dooley

Carolyn Dow

Vera Dowell

Chris Dowsett

Tom Drebenstedt

Jan Novak Dressel

Ben Driggs

Douglas Deuchler

Becky Dunlavey

Ted Dysart

J. John Dzuryak

Leila Edwards

Mary Egan

Pamela Eggum

Arlene Eismueller

C.L. Elliott

John Enderle

Jack Eilrich

Pam Erickson

Peter Erickson

Ronaine Erickson

Michael Farley

Andrea Farrell

VOLUNTEERS

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 services.

Ann Fastert

Julie Federico

Karen Feeney

Robert Feeney

Richard Feldman

Paula Fenza

Bob Ferguson

Anne Ferri

Kristin Ferguson

Jeanette Fields

Alan Fierst

Shirley Fitzpatrick

Brian Flora

Alex Fonseca

Alicia Fontanetta

Joseph Foster

Tina Frank

Becky Franson

Gabriela Freese

Judith Frei

Linda Frey

Lawrence Frey

Gretchen Frickx

Susan Froehlich

David Frost

Susan Frost

Joyce Gajda

Paul Gajda

Adriana Galhardo

Mary Galligan

Mario Gascon

Leigh Gates

Phyllis Creek

Carolyn Gersh

Tony Gibbons

Deb Giesler

Ted Giesler

Katie Gilfillan

Ruth Glaberson

Marge Gockel

Amy Godino

Janina Golab

Karyn Goldstein

Lynn Goldstein

Heather Gosling

Martin Goulbourn

Megan Grabos

Kim Graham

Trevor Graham

Sharon Grant

Paul Greenberg

Wendy Greenhouse

Gayle Grindley

Margarete Gross

Carolyn Guilford

Adrienne Guldin

Don Gunning

Phyllis Gunning

Donna Hachiya

Courtney Hack

Jacob Hagan

George Hallenbeck

Susan Hamdan

Stacey Harloe

Charles Harrington

Betty Harris

Rachel Hartofelis

Crystal Harvey

Bob Hartnett

Christine Hauri

Kathryn Hausman

Sally Hakes

Jo Hays

John Heidbreder

Dan Heiden

Judith Heineman

Ione Heinitz

Mark Hendricks

Carol Herbstritt

Harold Hering

Soledad Hernandez

Dottie Hetzel

Schaefer Hickey

Steve Hill

Dennis Hoelzle

Gail Hoffman

Eileen Holderbaum

Mary Holtz

Jeanne Hoogerhyde

Gavin Hougham

Gary Howell

Debra Hruby

Ashley Hudson

Bryan Hushon

Mieko Ikeda

Natsuko Imamura

Rebecca Jarrell

Ryan Jarrell

Linda Jebavy

Emily Jensen

Jill Jensen

Gert Johnson

Katie Johnson

Mary Johnson

Rich Johnson

Wayne Johnson

Joyce Jones

Stephen Jordan

Laura Jordahl

Christine Junious

Carol Jurgus

Nicole Justian

Doug Kaarre

Andy Kaczkowski

Mary Kaleta

Larry Kameya

Carol Ann Karlowski

Steven Karlowski

Paula Kavchak

James Kelly

Lawrence Kengott

Jean Kengott

Michael Kennedy

Paul Kenworthy

Kris Kertgen

Laurel Kertgen

Marilou Kessler

Beverly Kiele

Zoe Kilavos

Mia Kim

Jacqueline Kinnaman

Kathie Kinnaman

Linda Kirsininkas

Dinah Kittredge

Doug Kittredge

Mary Klassen

Dennis Kmiec

Laura Knitt

Jack Koberstine

Rick Koepke

Nelson Koga

Amanda Kois

Cindy Kois

Leo Koonmen

Alma Koppedraijer

Karen Kosbab

Diane Koselke

Noppharat Kositthanasarn

Amanda Kowalski

Michele Kowalski

Vincent Kowalski

Margaret Kral

Ray Kratzer

Grace Kruse

Marie Kruse

Lisa Krzeczowski

Lori Krzyzewski

Kay Kuhlman

Don Kumler

William Kundert

Ellen Kuner

Marge Kwapil

Rick Kwarciany

Vicki Kwarciany

Barbara Kwiatkowsky

Kathy Ladell

George Lam

Saran Larson

Gregory Larvis

Nicholas Latkovic

Doug Lattner

Michael Lavery

Barbara Lawrence

Ted Lawrence

Helean Lee

Carol Legon

Virginia Lennon

Jack Lesniak

Corrine Lettier

Donna Lettier

Monte Levinson

Janice Lewis

Scott Lewis

Jeff Limberg

Rose Loggi

Janet Lohr

Perla Londres

Charlotte Lothian

Christine Loyer

Tim Loyer

Mary Ann Luther

Daniel Madden

Teresa Maganzini

Stephanie Malcom

Lindsey Malone

Susan Maltese

Laarni Mareno

Tom Marhevko

Ann Young Marohn

Chantal Alysha Marsaw

Connie Mashock

Carol Massery

Jennifer Mathis

Thomas Maxson

Katie Maxwell

Andrea Mazza

Shara McAlister

Amy McCormack

Gene McCormack

Nancy McCormack

Bill McDonald

Kathleen McEnerney

Betty McGhee

Gerard McGovern

Abby McGovern

Lisa McGovern

Judy McGuire

Jerry McManus

Rick McNees

Don McVicker

Gwen Meadows

Richard Means

Erica Meares

Dick Meister

Joan Meister

Karen McLean

Mary McLeod

Bill Merrill

Gloria Merrill

Naomi Miali

Fritz Michaelis

Linda Mitchell

Doreen Miller

Lynn Miller

Adan Miranda

David Moehring

Tim Mole

Ron Moline

Rocio Monge

Emily Monk

Chris Montanari

Debra Moon

Valerie Moore

Helen ‘Scotty’ Moorman

Char Lyn Morris

Dave Morris

Jim Morris

Meredith Morris

John Mosier

Carolyn Mulac

Roselen Murphy

John Murphy

Dorothy Nanni

JoEllen Narsutis

Kathy Nassios

Molly Naureckas

Jim Nedza

Brett Nerstrom

Rebecca Nerstrom

Betsy Timm Newton

Lourdes Nicholls-Kaczkowski

Phillip Nicholson

Pam Niesluchowski

Gary Northrup

Polly Novak

Sally Ann Nunemaker

Bruce O’Brien

Mary Ocasek

Marie V. Olmos

Robert Olney

Carol Olsen

Susan Olson

Virginia Opitz

Rob Oppenborn

Susan Oppenborn

Frank Orto

Ute Osmers

Kathy Pace

Ginny Paddock

Gregory Padgett

Gary Palese

Marshall Palley

Sandy Palmer

John Panusko

Edward Pariser

Bob Paroski

Joan Pantsios

Ronak Patel

Kathryn Patera

Carol Patterson

David Patterson

Frank Patterson

Gail Peace

Cristina Petrea

James Peters

Deanna Petersohn

Mary Beth Petrosino

Jeanne Petruzzelli

Cheryl Phillips

Tom Phillips

Don Pielin

Renee Pleshar

Margie Pligge

Mike Poirier

Frank Pond

Michelle Puch

Julia Quigley

Celeste Radogno

Alan Raphael

Madeleine Raymond

Nancy Reeder

Linda Reeve

Gerald Regich

Pat Reider

Peter Reidy

Kimberly Reiker

Ruth Reko

Karl Reko

Susan Remington

Maria Reva

Pamela C. Reynolds

Mirella Ribaudo

Howard Riefs

Tony Riley

Molly Rindfuss

Eleanor Rivera

Eileen Robbins

Elizabeth Roberts

Gina Robins

Irma Rodriguez

Kayeon Roh

Ron Roman

Ruth Romer

Ann Rooney

Elena Rose

Kay Rosen

Denise Roser

Cynthia Ross

Sohinee Roy

Heidi Ruehle-May

Brigitte Ruiz

Libby Rupert

Greg Russo

Jackie Russo

Michael Russo

Sara Russo

Grace Rydman

Kim Rzab

Janet Sabri

Chettha Saetia

Maureen Saetia

Yasue Saito

Lisa Sallstrom

Fran Sapone

Marissa Sasso

Ashley Schaffer

Cynthia Schaffer

Jeff Schaffer

John Schaffer

Julie Schaffer

Kathleen Schalk

Genie Schauerte

Virginia Schenzinger

Erin Schettler

Tim Schmidt

Edwina Schorn

Joel Schorn

Terry Schraeder

Peter Schramm, AIA

Lisa Schrenk

Charlotte Schuerman

Joe Schulenberg

Maureen Schuler

Jo Ann Schurman

Gary Schwab

Stefan Schwarz

Ronnie Schweit

Walter Schweiger

Mark Scott

Jennifer Sellers

Lisa Selman

Janice Serafini

Peggy Shannon

Kim Shaw

Noor Shawaf

Valerie Sherman

Hisayo Shikakura

Mary Shipman

Nancy Sidor

Ross Simmons

Arthur Simon

Carol Singerman

Steve Singerman

Madonna Sivwright

Joseph Sjostrom

Carol Skogland

Dan Slouka

Helene Slowik

Bob Smith

Gwyn Smith

Mark Smith

Sydney Smith

Yvonne Smith

Louise Snyder

Linda Solan

Josie Sommers

Steve Sommers

Teri Somrak

John Sosnowski

Gavin Souter

Norman Spielman

Michelle Springer

Jan Stanton

David Staskowski

Robert Stefanski

Marianne Stefanski

Rozanne Stevens

Michael Stewart

Val Stewart

Janet Barkley Stock

Joan Stockmal-Gordon

Amy Stojkovich

Rebecca Stover

Tim Strannix

Amy Stricker

Gwen Stricker

Kathy Stricker

Brent Stringfield

Laura Sullivan

Monica Sullivan

Teri Sullivan

Dan Sweeney

Maria Sweeney

Mary Jo Taira

Jeanne Takami

Vivian Tedford

Sheri Thomas

John Thorpe, AIA

Jessica Thurk

Barbara Tomasello

Rich Tomasello

Pat Trafton

Bob Trezevant

Beth Truett

Sharon Tucker

Patricia Turner

Richard Uebele

Pamela Urso

Vic Valdez

Kraig Vandiver

Carrie Vasquez

Natasha Vemulkonda

Mary Villareal

Janet Volk

Judy E. Voss

Joyce Voss

Kevin Vought

Susan Vrechek

Mary Wacker

Penny Wainwright

Jana Wallace

Lenox Wallace

Deborah Walsh

Debra Walters

Stephanie Waszak

Linzy Waters

Roseanna Watson

Terrence Watson

Beverly Weable

Michael Weiland

Kathy Weiler

Steven Weis

Elaine Wessel

James White

Elbert Whitfield

Pat Wilkinson

Ann Williams

Brett Williams

Carolyn Williams

Roger Wilson

Janina Wimunc

Linda Winke

Siegfried Wiechert

Melissa Wittenberg

John Wood

Leslie Wooten

Patricia Wozny

Pamela Wright-Eargle

Mercedes Wurm

Nancy Alpert Yarush

John Yarush

Chris Yelvington

Charles Young

Peg Zak

Anthony Zamer

Charles Ziehn

Daniel Zambrano

Sharon Zurek

Statements of Financial Position - December 31, 2013 and December 31, 2012

Statements of Activities - For the Years Ended December 31, 2013 and December 31, 2012

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION

ASSETS

DECEMBER 31, 2013

DECEMBER 31, 2012

Cash & Cash Equivalents 1,297,923 787,139

Investments 110,990 107,053

Cash Held for Investment 60,648 59,706

Grants, Pledges & Accounts Receivable 103,769 156,464

Inventory 523,842 608,737

Prepaid Expenses 115,754 71,438

Property & Equipment 3,636,310 3,750,932

TOTAL ASSETS 5,849,236 5,541,469

LIABILITIES

DECEMBER 31, 2013

DECEMBER 31, 2012

Accounts Payable & Accrued Expense 431,283 360,046

Deferred Income 368,756 65,869

Notes Payable 200,000 375,000

TOTAL LIABILITIES 1,000,039 800,915

NET ASSETS 4,849,197 4,740,554

TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS 5,849,236 5,541,469

STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES

REVENUESYEAR ENDED

DECEMBER 31, 2013YEAR ENDED

DECEMBER 31, 2012

Memberships 167,920 175,572

Contributions 166,856 400,425

Grants 335,665 125,716

Tours & Education 2,600,164 2,370,624

Merchandise Sales 2,874,888 2,925,153

Special Events 156,350 131,665

Investment Income 1,876 2,579

Licensing Revenues 26,842 41,971

Miscellaneous 2,754 2,828

In-kind Donations 219,400 200,650

TOTAL REVENUES 6,552,715 6,377,183

EXPENSESYEAR ENDED

DECEMBER 31, 2013YEAR ENDED

DECEMBER 31,2012

Program Services 3,669,807 3,316,615

General & Administrative 920,561 977,927

Fund Raising 385,316 372,518

Cost of Sales 1,468,388 1,562,479

TOTAL EXPENSES 6,444,072 6,229,539

INCREASE (DECREASE) IN NET ASSETS 108,643 147,644

NET ASSETS BEGINNING OF PERIOD 4,740,554 4,592,910

NET ASSETS END OF PERIOD 4,849,197 4,740,554

The Frank Lloyd Wright Trust is a Chicago-based 501(c)3 that manages five Wright-designed

sites and a merchandise center. The Trust was founded and incorporated as a State of Illinois

not-for-profit on June 17, 1974.

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312.994.4000

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