After School Matters provides thousands of Chicago teens the opportunity to explore their passions and develop their talents through world-class after school and summer programs across Chicago each year.

FY2018 Annual Report

Teen Voices MATTER

TEEN VOICES MATTER

Between July 2017 and June 2018, After School

Matters provided more than 17,000 Chicago teens

hundreds of after-school and summer program

opportunities in the arts, communications and

leadership, sports and STEM all across the

city. Our largest summer program session ever,

coupled with thousands of teens speaking out for

peace through community-based programs and

on the national stage, bookend a transformational

year that showcased the impact of our programs

and the power of our teens’ voices.

More than 90 percent of our teens report feeling

safe and supported by both program instructors

and their peers, and After School Matters is a

proven violence prevention solution. The March

for Our Lives rally in Washington, D.C. and the

attention it brought to youth voices nationwide

is an important reminder of the power of our

young people.

After School Matters works every day to stand

strong as ambassadors for local teens as we help

them develop their passions and find their futures.

There is no better investment in the future of our

city than in its youth.

Powered by Chicago CRED with a curriculum and training developed by the Civic Leadership Foundation, this six-week program provided meaningful experiences for more than 1,100 Chicago teens across 21 community areas to counter violence through positive contributions to their communities.

Teens learned about the peace-building process, reflected on their communities, recognized their potential as peacemakers, and designed a project to implement within their neighborhoods to spread the message of peace.

MORE THAN 1,100 TEENS PARTICIPATE IN NEW PEACEMAKERS INITIATIVE

AFTER SCHOOL MATTERS TEENS VOICE SUPPORT DURING D.C. MARCH FOR OUR LIVES RALLY

After School Matters teen Mya Middleton shares her support for stronger gun laws during the D.C. March For Our Lives rally. Photo credit: WTTW-TV.

After School Matters teens traveled to Washington, D.C. in March 2018 to participate in the March For Our Lives rally calling for stronger gun control legislation following the shooting massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida that killed 17 students.

Mya Middleton, 16, from Chicago’s Austin neighborhood was invited to speak about her experience of coming face-to-face with the barrel of a gun at the age of 13. Her speech was broadcast across national TV networks and to the tens of thousands who gathered on the National Mall.

Together we can make sure that what happened to me, the students in Parkland, and to the individuals who stand here now does not repeat itself to other people. We deserve safer schools, safer classrooms, safer streets, and a safer place for us to learn and survive. We deserve better, because I believe that we are the future.

— Mya Middleton, excerpt from her March For Our Lives speech

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NEW TEEN-CENTRIC BUILDING ANNOUNCED ON CHICAGO’S SOUTH SIDE

In June, After School Matters, Mayor Rahm Emanuel and the Chicago Park District announced plans to develop a brand-new 24,000-square-foot programming space at Gately Park in Chicago’s Pullman community. This new building represents our third dedicated neighborhood space for Chicago teens with Gallery37 downtown and the Lutz Center in Belmont Cragin preceding it.

In November 2017, After School Matters partnered with the University of Chicago’s France Chicago Center to send 15 teens and three instructors to Paris for eight days. The group explored the city and attended an interdisciplinary colloquium on the contributions of Chicagoans—particularly from the West and South Side communities—to our global society.

At the colloquium, teens deepened their understanding of the cultural impact African Americans from Chicago had on the world. As part of the conference, the teens performed music by Chicago jazz, blues and gospel artists, concluding with their rendition of “Sweet Home Chicago.”

AFTER SCHOOL MATTERS GOES TO PARIS!

“When I arrived in Paris, I felt like it was the beginning of new opportunities.” — Quentin S., 17

“The indoor track at Gately Park will create much-needed opportunities for the

Pullman and Roseland communities to stay safe, to stay engaged and to stay on

track to a brighter future. It will be because of After School Matters, there will be

all other types of activities, and mentoring, to make sure that they are getting

the academic support as well as the athletic support to achieve their dream.”

— Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel

This space will be housed within a new, world-class athletic facility built by the Chicago Park District. After School Matters is enormously grateful to our Board Chair Mellody Hobson and the George Lucas Family Foundation for their generous lead gift to make this new After School Matters space possible. This project is crucial to After School Matters’ longer-term growth strategy of replicating our model of dedicated teen programming spaces, particularly in underserved communities.

Our Board

Mellody Hobson, ChairPresidentAriel Investments, LLC

Robbie Robinson, Vice ChairPartnerBDT & Company, LLC

Nora Daley, SecretaryCivic Leader

Elzie L. Higginbottom, TreasurerFounder and CEOEast Lake Management & Development Corp.

Jodi L. BlockCivic Leader

Matthew R. GibsonHead of Investment Banking, Client CoverageGoldman Sachs & Co.

Cara Johnson HughesSenior Director of Sales Baldwin Richardson Foods Co.

Mecca JohnsonConsultant, Strategic Planning and Business DevelopmentNorthwestern Memorial HealthCare

Timothy F.C. Knowles, Ph.D.Founder and Managing PartnerThe Academy Group

Deborah Marchese Civic Leader

Jaquann MerriweatherSenior ConsultantEY

Clare M. MuñanaPresidentAncora Associates, Inc.

Langdon D. NealOwner and PrincipalNeal & Leroy, LLC

Dan NeelyFounder and CEONetworked Insights, Inc.

Michael A. PuckerPartnerLatham & Watkins LLP

Michael ReinsdorfPresident and COOChicago Bulls

Michael J. SacksChief Executive OfficerGCM Grosvenor

Dona ScottCivic Leader

Smita ShahPresident and CEO SPAAN Tech Inc.

LIFE DIRECTORS

Lynn M. KileyCivic Leader

Roger J. Kiley, Jr. PresidentRoger J. Kiley Jr. P.C.

Susan LeonisPresidentThe Leonis Group

Terry E. NewmanCivic Leader

Phillip B. RooneyChairmanCladdagh Investments, LLC

Cherryl T. ThomasChief Strategy OfficerArdmore Roderick

ADVISORY BOARD

Carl S. AllegrettiChicago Managing PartnerDeloitte

Leslie J. AndersonSVP, U.S. Head of Treasury & Payment SolutionsBMO Harris Bank

Grace A. BarryCivic Leader

Gregory Q. BrownChairman and CEOMotorola Solutions, Inc.

Jeffrey ChildsChief Human Resources OfficerUlta Beauty

Raymond M. ChinFounderR.M. Chin & Associates, Inc.

Sarah A. ColeVP of Visitor ExperienceAdler Planetarium

Bridget C. Coughlin, Ph.D.President and CEOJohn G. Shedd Aquarium

Patrick R. DaleyPrincipalTúr Partners LLC

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Chaz EbertPublisher Ebert Digital

Jennifer FarringtonPresident and CEOChicago Children’s Museum

Michael W. Ferro, Jr.Chairman and CEOMerrick Ventures, LLC

William FilanPrincipalWilliam Filan Ltd.

Kevin P. FloodCivic Leader

Madeleine GrynsztejnPritzker DirectorMuseum of Contemporary Art

Harriet HartyCivic Leader

Yvette HenryGroup Director, SourcingIllinois Tool Works, Inc.

David G. HerroPartner, Portfolio Manager, and CIO, International EquityHarris Associates, L.P.

Kashim M. Skeete SVP and Market Executive-SalesU.S. Trust, Bank of America Private Wealth Management

Greg ThompsonSenior Director PR and Media RelationsHealth Care Service Corporation

James H. WelchGlobal Client Service PartnerEY

Our Board (CONTINUED)

ADVISORY BOARDLynn LockwoodCivic Leader

Shirley R. MadiganChairmanIllinois Arts Council Agency

Judy MaleyCivic Leader

Judd D. MalkinChairmanJMB Realty Corporation

Nina G. MarianoCivic Leader

Walter E. Massey, Ph.D.President EmeritusSchool of the Art Institute of Chicago

John W. McCarter, Jr.Civic Leader

Judith K. McCaskeyCivic Leader

Richard A. MelmanFounder and ChairmanLettuce Entertain You Enterprises

Heather L. MorrisVice President of SalesMagellan Corporation

David R. MosenaPresident and CEOMuseum of Science and Industry

Richard B. MurphyEVP and Chief Credit OfficerWintrust Financial Corporation

Christopher P. NashPresidentNash Brothers Construction Co.

Kevin M. O’KeefePartnerO’Keefe Lyons & Hynes, LLC

Diana Mendley RaunerPresidentOunce of Prevention Fund

Jerry M. ReinsdorfChairmanChicago White Sox

J. Christopher Reyes Co-Chairman Reyes Holdings, LLC

Larry RichmanPresident and CEOCIBC Bank USA

Michelle L. RindtVP-Customer ServicePeoples Gas & North Shore Gas

Desirée RogersCivic Leader

James RondeauPresident and Eloise W. Martin DirectorArt Institute of Chicago

Amy RuleCivic Leader

Haviland E. RummelExecutive DirectorSCE

Marsha E. SerlinChief Executive OfficerUnited Scrap Metal

Howard L. StonePresidentHerbert C. Wenske Foundation

Scott C. SwansonIllinois PresidentPNC Bank

Carlos TortoleroPresidentNational Museum of Mexican Art

Joseph R. Trpik, Jr.SVP, CFO and TreasurerComEd

Brian WalshInvestment Development ManagerThe Walsh Group

Perri L. IrmerPresident and CEODuSable Museum of African American History

Edgar D. Jannotta, Sr.Chairman EmeritusWilliam Blair & Company, LLC

Dave JohnsonCEO of North AmericaAryzta

Gary T. JohnsonPresidentChicago History Museum

Linda Johnson RiceChairman Johnson Publishing Company

Marachel L. Knight, P.E., PMPSVP-Technology Planning and EngineeringAT&T, Inc.

Kenneth E. KuhrtSVP and Portfolio ManagerAriel Investments, LLC

Donna LaPietraCo-Founder and Vice PresidentKurtis Productions, Ltd.

Richard W. Lariviere, Ph.D.President and CEOField Museum of Natural History

Daniel J. WalshPresidentWalsh Construction Company

Kim WhiteCivic Leader

Bob WislowChairmanCBRE

Ernest C. WongPrincipalsite design group, ltd.

Neal S. ZuckerPresident and CEOCorporate Cleaning Services

Our Funders

INSTITUTIONS

We extend sincere appreciation to the individuals, corporations, foundations, and organizations that support After School Matters. Our donors play a crucial role in fulfilling our mission to provide Chicago’s teens with opportunities to explore and develop their talents, while gaining critical skills for work, college, and beyond. Thank you.

Vanguard$1,000,000+AnonymousHobson/Lucas Family Foundation

Benefactor$250,000–999,999Chicago BeyondComEdMichael and Karyn Lutz Family Foundation

Visionary$100,000–249,999Bank of America Charitable FoundationBlue Cross and Blue Shield of IllinoisThe Crown FamilyExpandED SchoolsGCM GrosvenorPeoples Gas

Investor$50,000–99,999Anonymous (2)Baldwin Richardson FoodsBMO Harris BankChicago Bulls Community Assist Fund, a McCormick Foundation FundChicago White Sox Community Fund, a McCormick Foundation Fund

Conagra Brands FoundationHorizon Pharma plcITWMotorola Solutions FoundationPolk Bros. FoundationPritzker Pucker Family FoundationRelated Midwest

Champion$25,000–49,999AbbottAdtalem Global EducationAllstate Insurance CompanyAriel InvestmentsAT&TBarry Callebaut USA LLCBDT & CompanyThe Bluhm Family Charitable FoundationBrinson FoundationChicago Sports Summit FoundationThe Comer Foundation FundDiscover Financial ServicesIrish Woods FoundationITWJ.B. and M.K. Pritzker Family FoundationThe John Buck Company FoundationJPMorgan Chase & Co.MAC ManagementMetropolitan Pier and Exposition AuthorityMichael Tadin, MAT Leasing

Neal & Leroy, LLCNorthern TrustUlta BeautyThe Vistria GroupWintrust

Mentor$10,000–24,999AnonymousAetnaAmerican Family InsuranceAncora Associates, Clare MuñanaBank of AmericaBlue PlateThe Boeing CompanyBurke, Warren, MacKay & Serritella, P.C.Chicago Bulls and Chicago White SoxChristy Webber LandscapesCiviltech Engineering, Inc.creative werks, llcDaley and Georges, Ltd.DeloitteDePaul Universityd’Escoto, Inc.Dr. Scholl FoundationThe Duchossois Family FoundationEckenhoff Saunders ArchitectsEYFlood Brothers Disposal & Recycling Services

Ford Motor CompanyGeorge K. Baum & CompanyGlobetrotters Engineering CorporationGoldman Sachs & Co.Harris Family FoundationAndrew Hauptman and Ellen Bronfman Hauptman, Chicago Fire Soccer ClubHerbert C. Wenske FoundationHyatt Hotels FoundationInfrastructure Engineering, Inc.Isodyne Inc.Jacobs FoundationJones DayJulie and Brian Simmons FoundationKatten Muchin Rosenman LLPLavin Family FoundationLyon Family FoundationMacy’sMarmon Holdings, Inc.McDonald’s CorporationMichael Toolis, Stantec ArchitectureMorgan StanleyNationwide Retirement SolutionsOppenheimer Family FoundationPepsiCoPerucca Family FoundationPNC BankPrince Charitable TrustsThe PrivateBankReed Construction

Our Funders(CONTINUED)

INSTITUTIONS

RicondoSage FoundationSB Friedman Development AdvisorsTrian Fund Management, L.P.United Airlines, Official Airline of After School MattersUnited Scrap MetalThe University of ChicagoVentas Charitable FoundationVictory Park CapitalZell Family Foundation

Fellow$5,000–9,999AnonymousBloomingdale’sDeloitteFred B. Barbara InvestmentsHamp Family FundHolland Capital Management LLCK. R. Miller ContractorsThe Kreilick Family FoundationKatie McGrath and J.J. Abrams Family FoundationLagunitas Brewing CompanyMAT Construction, Inc.Niranjan Shah, GlobetrottersNoah’s Arc FoundationU.S. Bank FoundationWeber-Stephen Products LLC

Advocate$2,500–4,999Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of ChicagoArdmore RoderickBurns & McDonnell FoundationChicago Event ManagementChoose ChicagoFranczek Radelet P.C.Gibbons, Fortman & AssociatesQ PrimeRelativitySegal Family FoundationTaylor GourmetVoices: The Chicago Jewish Teen FoundationWicklander Family Foundation

Collaborator$1,000–2,499CBOEIES AbroadKovler Family FoundationLycée Français de ChicagoNoah’s Arc FoundationOld St. Patrick’s ChurchPhilip H. Corboy FoundationPJH & Associates, Inc.Scott & Penny Anixter Family FoundationShea Family FoundationSteven B. Pearlman & Associates

Apprentice$500–999Cityspan Technologies, Inc.Civiltech Engineering, Inc.Lucy’s Children’s FundMorningstar Inc.Ultimate Ninjas Chicago, LLCWallace International

Friend$250–499Base SalonConlon & DunnIngenuityK&M Printing Co. Inc.Lou Malnati’s PizzeriaTriMark Marlinn

INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT

Benefactor$250,000–999,999Robbie and D’Rita Robinson

Visionary$100,000–249,999David Herro and Jay Franke

Investor$50,000–99,999AnonymousPaul J. and Joan Each RowanPat and Shirley Ryan

Mentor$10,000–24,999AnonymousRobert P. ArthurDeborah BrickerWalter EckenhoffStephanie and John HarrisDavid Helfand and Leslie BluhmJ. Thomas HurvisJoanie and Andy McKennaAndrea MitchellDesirée Rogers

Champion$25,000–49,999AnonymousPeter Cunningham and Jackie KazarianThe Richard M. Daley FamilyWilliam Daley and Bernie KellerLeslie DarlingRichard FriedmanLiz and Eric LefkofskyDiane v.S. and Robert M. LevyRika and Joe MansuetoBill MillerClare MuñanaDaniel J. NeelyAlexandra and John NicholsThe Rooney FamilyThomas A. and Georgina T. RussoByron and Tina Trott

Our Funders(CONTINUED)

Fellow$5,000–9,999Susan M. AndersonWilliam C. BartholomayBill and Eileen BushKaren Z. Gray-Krehbiel and John H. Krehbiel, Jr.Steve and Sheila HampHarriet K. HartyMs. Caroline HiggingbottomDavid and Donna JohnsonRoger and Alvina KileyThomas E. and Kathleen R. LanctotPam and Ashley NetzkyChris and Ray OrozcoDona and Sam Scott FoundationMichael S. Smith Inc.

Advocate$2,500–4,999Linda M. AveryBruce and Ann Bachmann Family FoundationMark I. BartelsteinMary Ellen CaronJohn P. DaleyTerry DiamondRichard J. Durbin

Quin R. FrazerRoger P. FureyCara Johnson HughesMr. and Mrs. Martin J. KoldykeDonna LaPietra and Bill KurtisJudy and David MaleyDeborah MarcheseNina and Bob MarianoMs. Rita A. MayerhoferJudy and John McCarterJay McGreevyMichael MerchantLynn and Barrett MurphyRichard and Mary Beth MurphyKwame RaoulLindrea L. ReynoldsMike and Maureen RobertsJohn W. Rogers, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rooney, Jr.Debbie and Michael Sear

Collaborator$1,000–2,499Anonymous (5)Mr. Paul J. AdamsDoug Adolph and Matt LondonRobert and Diane AltkornLeslie AndersonSteven I. BerlinEllen BestHenry and Leigh BienenKathleen BoegeKaren Bowie

Deborah B. BraxtonJudith M. BrownJacolyn and John BucksbaumBarbara J. BurrellMischelle Causey-Drake and Guy Drake Jeffrey ChildsLou Ann and Michael CrowleyPeggy Cunniff and Patrick RocksJohn R. DaleyMatthew J. DanaherWilliam D. DykeChaz EbertLori E. Lightfoot and Amy EshlemanJoel Farran and Michelle WassonFranczek Family FundMai B. HahnJoey and Mike HennesseyAndrew and Reneé HesselbachRachel Kohler and Mark HoplamazianMichael J. HoulihanMark JamrozekJannotta Family FundMary A. JohannigmanDiallo JohnsonJames and Jeanne KeatingChristopher G. KennedyMarachel KnightColeen KubickiDorothea and Jerome LattyakBob and Roberta LeeDavid and Joyce LeitaoGary and Liz LevinAnthony R. Licata

William and Karen MackShirley R. MadiganThe Malkin FamilyHolly and Matt Maloney Charitable TrustRic Manser and Liza ElliottJason McGrath and Betsy IllingworthAlison MillerickChristopher M. MurphyDavid A. NelsonJeanne OlofsonJean-Alix and Kathleen PeralteMichelle Rindt, Peoples GasElizabeth SchraftSebastian A. SeithJennifer and Stephen SkokMatthew W. StagnerSkip and Rhonda SternJason Strahan and Doyoung YongJoanna and Erick TaftElissa TennyCherryl T. ThomasMichael and Michele ThompsonElizabeth A. TraczekByron and Tina TrottSarah Wood-PrinceDavid Yudin

Cari and Michael SacksAlejandro SilvaMarcie and Avy Stein

Our Funders(CONTINUED)

Apprentice$500–999Anonymous (7)Julia Baker and Bill SprangerMaureen Connors BartonJim and Julie BeckJames A. & Mary H. Bell Charitable FoundationJason B. BormannRuth S. CareyPaul C. CarlisleJohn and Susan CollettiMichael Crowley and Adam NelsonClaudia DavidsonMark and Judy DavisRobert O. Delaney, Sr.Mary and Tom DuBoisR. EddingtonDeb EgelhoffLeslie M. FoxSteve S. FusRobert L. GamrathMarilynn GardnerDavid GibsonJanine and John GirzadasAri GlassTracy GranzykJoe GrossmanCarlee and Danny GutmnaWendy HurtadoTiffany and Derrick JohnsonColleen and Michael KennedyHolly Lane

Angelina O. LeeBob and Karen J. LewisRichard LindsayLinda LovingSarah Isabella LowreyWalter E. MasseyMolly McCabe and Shane GrimesRobert and Joan McDonaldAlthea MillsTheresa E. Mintle and Michael A. ToolisKamau MurrayJean Lenti PonsettoArnaldo and Myriah RiveraLori K. Flores RolfsonFred RosenJesse RuizAnita RyanSteven SchroederKevin SkarbekKashim and Teressa SkeeteAshley L. SmithDavid and Katie SteinGreg SvendsenBrenda SwartzJosephine TallaricoJeffrey L. TapperScott A. VogtDia S. and Edward S. Weil, Jr.Mike and Sandy WoodKurt WoodallPatricia Woodward

Friend$250–499Anonymous (4)Emily Anderson and Kyle BaltesGinger BoglePhyllis and Theodore BorkanMichael and Stephanie ChuChris and Sarah CutraraSherri R. DavisEverett JamesMary M. DoodyMaria R. FerreiraStephen and Audra FortinoJudith C. FrydlandJeannine GaugerDaniel J. GolemanShelley GoodmanDavid Herro and Jay FrankeJeffrey J. HutchinsKathleen Jacob and Patrick CareyRoger A. JacobStar JonesJoan M. KripkeRaymond M. LeutholdCynthia Luse-McKeenBrian T. LynchYolanda MaksymiwAdam E. NelsonBrian PelsohIrene RadetzkyJohn Reppy and Anne RogersJim ReynoldsE. O’Neal and Alana Robinson

Arlene RuffJuan SalgadaErik SchneiderKaren VogelNancy Neir WachsDouglas WarnerKathleen WarnerCherita D. WellingtonThomas A. WittenRonna and Steven Zoll

TRIBUTES

In honor of ASM StaffKathryn Jackson

In honor of Gwen and Colin BakerAndrea Baker

In honor of Colleen Coyle and Joe DelehantyNancy Fossen

In honor of John CrosbyKathianne K. Crane

In honor of Richard M. DaleyNancy Gupta

In honor of Ann Dulin’s BirthdayNancy G. Gelman

In honor of Miriam Feinberg’s birthdayShana Liberman

Our Funders(CONTINUED)

In honor of River Feinberg’s 6th BirthdayJeannette K. Schar

In honor of Zack FishmanGayla Cahan

In honor of Kiff HampMartha FordSteven K. HampElizabeth KontulisPeter C. Morse

In honor of Mellody HobsonPatricia J. HamelChristy A. HaubeggerKathleen KennedyBronson Van Wyck

In honor of Mellody Hobson and George LucasPatricia J. HamelRohn M. HamelJanet S. RobbinsNell Scovell

In honor of Karyn LutzLinda M. Rashkow

In honor of Judy and David Maley Marnie R. Van der Voort

In honor of Judd Malkin’s birthdayRobert A. Judelson

In honor of Erika and Andrew MayLois A. Scott

In honor of Lydia Shepard and Keenan Foley’s WeddingJane S. Shepard

In honor of Dana SvendsenGreg M. Svendsen

In honor of Edward StarenEsther Hershenhorn

In honor of Ellie Terrell Tom N. Terrell

In honor of the Tileston FamilyAndrea Baker

In honor of Diane WeberRoger A. Jacob

In memory of Bebe AwerbuchJodi Eisenstadt

In memory of JoAnne DuffyAnonymous

Dana S. CoinMarjorie A. ClaussnerKathleen T. CheeversChristine M. FabijanowiczGregory FixPatricia T. GreenMarisa LevinMcGreal & CompanyGuy MurdockRock Cove Townhouse Association, Inc.Jane SeldenLaura K. SmithNatalie A. SniegGeoffrey C. StegerWilliam J. Trapp

In memory of Terry GoodrichRobert Judelson

In memory of Judy JasculcaMargaret Hansen

In memory of Helene A. LattyakJerome A. Lattyak

In memory of Tom LeahyGaile Leahy

In memory of Michael LutzCarole P. Feldman

In memory of Nick NeelyIsodyne Inc.

In memory of Dolores WilliamsJerome A. Lattyak

Our Financial Statement CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES AND CHANGES IN NET ASSETS

2017-2018Without Donor Restrictions With Donor Restrictions Total

19,081,267

6,463,954

17,050,958

98,336

2,900,334

53,436

134,625

14,973

45,797,883

-

45,797,883

31,073,411

4,055,808

2,372,479

37,501,698

8,296,185

31,178,200

39,474,385

-

386,000

16,249,550

-

-

-

134,625

-

16,770,175

(8,524,612)

8,245,563

-

-

-

-

8,245,563

16,749,212

24,994,775

19,081,267

6,077,954

801,408

98,336

2,900,334

53,436

-

14,973

29,027,708

8,524,612

37,552,320

31,073,411

4,055,808

2,372,479

37,501,698

50,622

14,428,988

14,479,610

Government grants and support

In-kind donations

Contributions and foundation grants

Gallery 37 retail sales

Special event revenue - Annual gala

Interest income

Investment income - Net of investment expenses

Miscellaneous income

Total revenue and support

Net Assets Released from Restrictions

Total revenue, support, and net

assets released from restrictions

Expenses

Program services

Support services:

Management and general

Fundraising

Total expenses

(Decrease) Increase in Net Assets

Net Assets - Beginning of year

Net Assets - End of year

Revenue and Support

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