Dear Friends,

As we sat to write this letter to you, we began to wonder how to express the exhilaration of the past year. It’s been one to celebrate!

The reason? Because you - and other loyal friends - supported Museum Center in ways that helped assure success. Thanks to you, the depth and breadth of Museum Center’s impact was felt rippling across our community. In our community’s classrooms, in our museums, in the great outdoors, on the tour bus, in our OMNIMAX® theater and with our collections.

How did we touch a wide audience?Your generosity allowed us to present programs with tremendous reach. Babies, mathematicians, educators, fine artists, teenagers, and that ever-growing group of individuals who rarely look up from their mobile devices – all were treated to extraordinary programming. (Open the pages of this report and you’ll see what we mean!)

How did we present ideas and opinions from varying perspectives?Your support helped us to present five Culture Fest events, the amazing and riveting blockbuster exhibition - A Day in Pompeii, three captivating new films in our Robert D. Lindner Family OMNIMAX® Theater, 10+ lectures and events, and thousands of hours of programming that helped to boost our yearly total attendance to over 1.3 million visitors.

How did we keep our community’s traditions alive and lively?Your loyal response allowed us present community-wide events such as the Difference Maker Awards, Learning Through Play conference, Ohio History Day and National Chemistry Week, among many others. Your enthusiastic visitation helped us welcome and assure that the Duke Energy Holiday Trains would have a permanent home inside our beloved Union Terminal. Your confidence in our financial management and community commitment enabled us to carefully join the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center into our family of museums.

How does our impact compare?CMC has consistently pursued excellence in programming, exhibitions, care and use of our collections, community outreach and financial management. As you know, in 2009, we were delighted to be recognized by the Institute of Museum & Library Services with the National Medal for Museum Service. In 2012, the American Alliance of Museums accredited our museums. With that distinction we become one of only 16 museums to be recipients of the IMLS medal and be accredited. Accreditation is a significant evaluation of operations, management and impact and this achievement indicates that Cincinnati Museum Center is among the best!

How are we positioned for the future—yours and ours?We celebrated our best fiscal year ever in 2011-2012! This is the result of excellent revenue performance paired with strong expense control. This great financial performance allows us to address one of our strategic goals of paying down our debt and reducing risk in future operating budgets. We continue to seek a solution to the repair and restoration needs of Union Terminal and are actively exploring many ways we can bring more learning, exploration and a spirit of invention to the community.

The common denominators in the tremendous success this year has been YOU and our great team of staff and volunteers! Many talk about the impact of community support. But what you’ll find in this report are tangible, powerful examples of the momentum of good that is started with each and every gift and visit to Cincinnati Museum Center.

On behalf of the Board of Trustees, we thank you.Sincerely,

Douglass W. McDonald Francie S. HiltzPresident and CEO Chair, Board of Trustees

Board of Trustees (continued)David L. HausrathRetired, Senior Vice President and General Counsel, Ashland, Inc.Carrie K. HaydenCivic LeaderJeffrey P. HinebaughPartner, Dinsmore & Shohl, LLPHon. Jeffery P. HopkinsU.S. Bankruptcy Judge, U.S. Bankruptcy CourtRonald A. KoettersChairman & CEO, Monarch Construction Co.Allison KroppAttorney at Law, Dinsmore & Shohl, LLPGary Z. LindgrenExecutive Director, Cincinnati Business CommitteeDr. Mitchel LivingstonVice President Student Affairs and Chief Diversity Officer, University of CincinnatiPhillip C. LongDirector Emeritus, Taft Museum of ArtRev. Damon Lynch, Jr.Pastor, New Jerusalem Baptist ChurchJohn Pepper, Jr.Co-Chairman, National Underground Railroad Freedom CenterThomas H. QuinnPresident, Bardes CorporationJohnna ReederVice President, Community Relations & Economic Development, Duke EnergyEdwin J. RigaudCo-Director, Taft Business Consulting LLC; President & CEO, Enova Premier LLCJ. Scott RobertsonChief Executive Officer, GBI-RCFYvonne C. RobertsonCivic LeaderMatthew SheakleyPresident, The Sheakley GroupKeith P. SpillerPartner, Executive Committee Member, Thompson Hine LLCJudith K. Stein, M.D.Civic LeaderSteven C. SteinmanPresident, Sims-LohmanAnne Drackett ThomasCommunity VolunteerAlbert W. Vontz IIICo-Chairman, Heidelburg Distributing Co.Kevin WardPresident/Market Manager Western Ohio, Chase Bank

Vision Cincinnati Museum Center will be known for its commitment to understanding the richness of our past, present and future by providing world-class learning experiences for children and adults.

Mission Cincinnati Museum Center inspires people of all ages to learn more about our world through science; regional history; and educational, engaging and meaningful experiences.

Profile Cincinnati Museum Center is a one-of-a-kind, multi-museum complex housed in Union Terminal, a historic Art Deco train station and National Historic Landmark. Museum Center’s major offerings at Union Terminal include the Cincinnati History Museum, the Cincinnati History Library & Archives, the Duke Energy Children’s Museum, the Museum of Natural History & Science and the Robert D. Lindner Family OMNIMAX® Theater. Museum Center is the largest cultural institution in the city of Cincinnati, with more than 1.3 million visitors per year. Our permanent and temporary exhibits are supported and complemented by a state-of-the-art collections and research facility, the Geier Collections & Research Center, educational programs, teacher professional development programs, day and overnight camps, public lectures and programs, tours of historic sites and community-wide cultural events.

In addition, Museum Center has been working with our collaborative partner, the Ohio Chapter of the Nature Conservancy, to protect the Richard & Lucile Durrell Edge of Appalachia Preserve System for more than 50 years. The Preserve is the largest privately-owned protected natural area in Ohio at 16,000 acres. It provides critical habitat for more than 100 rare plant and animal species. The Eulett Center is Museum Center’s research and education facility at The Preserve. It has increased staff research capabilities, greatly expanded opportunities for educational programming and has enhanced The Preserve’s relationship with the Adams County community.

IMLS Medal In 2009, Cincinnati Museum Center received the National Medal for Museum and Library Service, the nation’s highest honor for museums and libraries. The award, given by the Institute of Museum and Library Services, recognizes institutions for extraordinary civic, educational, economic, environmental and social contributions to their communities.

American Alliance of Museums AccreditationCincinnati Museum Center is one of only 16 museums in the United States to receive both the Institute of Museum & Library Services National Medal (2009) and AAM Accreditation (2012).

Board ChairFrancie S. HiltzCivic Leader

Past ChairOtto M. Budig, JrPresident, Budco Group Inc.

Vice ChairDavid E. FoxxChief Executive Officer, d.e. Foxx & Associates

Vice ChairCynthia Walker KennyOwner, Cynthia Kenny Creative

Vice ChairJohn M. Tew, Jr., M.D.Professor of Neurosurgery, The Mayfield Clinic

Vice ChairMary ZallaCEO, Landor Associates, Worldwide

TreasurerJohn Q. BaumannPresident and CEO, Ampac

SecretaryEdward D. DillerPartner-in-Charge, Cincinnati Office,Taft Stettinius & Hollister

President & CEODouglass W. McDonaldPresident & CEOCincinnati Museum Center and National Underground Railroad Freedom Center

General CounselGeorge H. VincentManaging Partner, Dinsmore and Shohl, LLP

Board of TrusteesJohn F. CassidyPresident and CEO, Cincinnati BellPhillip CastelliniChief Operations Officer, Cincinnati RedsGeoffrey CovertSenior Vice President, Retail Operations, The Kroger CompanyMartiné R. DunnAttorney at Law, Dinsmore & Shohl, LLPJames C. EllerhorstOffice Managing Partner, DeloitteSusan B. EslerVice President Human Resources andCommunications, Ashland, Inc.Robert FregolleGlobal Customer Business Development Officer, The Procter & Gamble Company

Cincinnati Museum Center Board of TrusteesEmeritus Trustees

Dr. Compton AllynNeil A. Armstrong* (deceased)

Benjamin L. BethellHelen C. BlackHazeleen P. BrewsterCatharine W. ChapmanFrank CorbinPhillip CoxJohn F. CrowleyFrancis G. DavisJohn DiehlMartiné R. DunnTheodore H. EmmerichJane GarveyPriscilla G. HaffnerJohn W. HauckTimothy E. HobergJames J. JohnsonGregory B. KennyRobert D. Lindner, Jr.Kenneth W. LoweAlice H. LytleCraig F. MaierCortland J. MeaderDaniel MeyerJennifer P. MooneyGeorge H. Musekamp, IIIValerie L. NewellH.C. Buck NiehoffJohn A. O’SteenDr. O’dell M. OwensJack W. PartridgeJohn Weld PeckGeorge H. PerbixDavid C. Phillips William C. Portman, IIICarole T. RigaudJohn A. RuthvenGeorge A. Schaefer, Jr.Elizabeth Y. SchiffMichael O. StoughRonald TysoeDean Windgassen

Directors Emeritus

DeVere BurtDr. John FlemingDr. Gale Peterson

Images provided by various photographers including M. Keating, M. Howard, J. Scheinbaum, J. Kramer, and S. Brancato.

We do this for students through our founding and continuing role in the Southwest OHIO STEM (Science Technology Engineering and Math) Learning Network HUB. We do this for 100 educators, reaching 1200 students through our award-winning ECSITE (Early Childhood Science Inquiry Training for Educators) programs with Northern Kentucky Head Start and Hamilton County Community Action Agency, with unprecedented support from PNC Bank Foundation, and the Social Innovation Fund. We do this for more than 300,000 visitors through our LITE Lab (Learning, Innovation, Technology, Education) in the Museum of Natural History & Science. All of these efforts create opportunity for students, teachers and visitors to engage, investigate, experiment and solve, in the role of real scientists and science-conscious citizens.

Further highlights of this year included: celebrations of BugFest, BatFest, nano days, National Chemistry Week and National Fossil Day. Through the 15 volunteers in the Paleo lab, 150 dinosaur bones were prepared for display and study; 2,200+ researchers called upon CMC staff; 80 unique experiments were conducted in the LITE Lab by 73,470 visitors, in 16,840 hours of scientific programming; 11,470 pieces of scientific observation were shared in Nature’s Trading Post among our 34,276 traders.

We have a unique equation that sets Museum Center apart from any other organization in our region: collections + research + hands-on learning = the unparalleled ability to create a truly engaging, comprehensive science museum, a necessary resource for the Greater Cincinnati community.

How do we spark curiosity?As our world grows both more connected and more complex, science education is vital. At CMC, we are connecting our deep scientific collections, nearly 2 million artifacts and natural history specimens, with the expertise of our research staff to our visitors hands-on learning experiences. The result is an explosion of curiosity that we see every day. This is the wide-eyed, jaw-dropping, wow moment that drives an enthusiasm for problem-solving, and a quest to know more.

Regenerations Campaign Gifts and Pledges

$1,000,000+AnonymousL&L Nippert Fund *Procter & Gamble *The Estate of Dr. George Rieveschl, Jr.Robert & Adele Schiff Family FoundationHarold C. Schott Foundation

$500,000 - $999,999Helen Steiner Rice Foundation *

$250,000 - $499,999AnonymousThe John Hauck FoundationMr. & Mrs.^ John B. GoeringMr. & Mrs. Mark J. HauserH.B., E.W. and F.R. Luther Foundation*** Lois & Richard RosenthalMr. & Mrs. Ronald W. TysoeMr. & Mrs. Albert W. Vontz III

$100,000 + - $249.999Winifred L. & Emil L. Barrows Fund *The Otto M. Budig Family FoundationHelen G., Henry F. & Louise Tuechter Dornette Foundation***Mr. & Mrs. R. Keith Harrison, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. George H. Vincent

$50,000 - $99,999AnonymousMr. & Mrs. David T. BohlMr. & Mrs. Edward D. DillerRCF Group J. Scott & Lauri RobertsonMr. & Mrs. Jack T. Rouse * Dr. & Mrs. John M. Tew, Jr.

$25,000 - $49,999 Mr. & Mrs. J. Leland Brewster IIThe Hayfields FoundationMr. & Mrs. Richard J. HidyMr. & Mrs. Douglass W. McDonaldReverend Christopher F. NeelyValerie L. Newell & Timothy SmithOhio Valley FoundationMr. & Mrs. Robert W. OlsonDr. Judith & Mr. Steven SteinMr. & Mrs. Steven C. SteinmanMr. & Mrs. Robert A. SullivanMr. & Mrs. Eric B. Yeiser

$10,000 - $24,999 Anonymous FoundationMr. & Mrs. David Dillon *Mr. & Mrs. Martiné R. Dunn

Regenerations Campaign Gifts and Pledges (continued)

$10,000 - $24,999 (continued)Mr. & Mrs. James C. EllerhorstMs. Susan B. Esler & Mr. Steve Skibo **Lee & Dan HoffheimerJohnson Grossnickle and AssociatesChristie & Gregory WolfMs. Mary E. Zalla

$5,000 - $9,999 Mr. & Mrs. John F. CassidyMr. & Mrs. David J. DuszynskiMr. & Mrs. David E. FoxxDr. Tonya M. MatthewsElizabeth & Brad PierceMr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Quinn, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. A. Larry Sisk

$1,000 - $2,499 Mr. & Mrs. Gary Z. LindgrenDr. Patrick J. Nugent & Ms. Mary Kay RehardMs. Sandra L. ShipleyMr. & Mrs. John E. StillpassMr. & Mrs. Joey D. Williams

OtherJane Garvey & John Lanier

* Indicates a gift made via The Greater Cincinnati Foundation. ** Indicates a gift made via Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund.***Indicates a gift made via Fifth Third Bank****Indicates a gift made via PNC Bank, Inc.

^ Indicates donor has recently passed away.

These donors have made gifts or pledges to the Regenerations Campaign from July 1, 2007, to June 30, 2012. The Regenerations Campaign raises endowment support for Museum Center.

Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy. If you have a change or correction, please contact the Institutional Advancement Department at (513) 287-2074.

Why is my Research Important?Nearly two million artifacts and natural history specimens including: 32,000 bird specimens, more than 4,000 genomic resource tissue samples, more than 70,000 fossils, 14,000 mollusks, 12,000 herpetology specimens, 11,000 insects, one million historic photographs, 2.6 million feet of historic film footage, 5,000 maps, 70,000 book titles, 350,000 archeological items and 25,211 online history resources make Cincinnati Museum Center a destination for research, by our on-staff experts and their colleagues around the world.

Brenda Hunda PhD, curator of invertebrate paleontology explains her work and why it is important to our community: “My research focuses on microevolution in the fossil record, specifically in trilobites (fossil arthropods) from the Cincinnati Arch region. My scientific research is important because it aims to document and understand evolutionary processes in deep time, and provide further insight into the environments and organisms that once thrived in this region 450 million years ago.”

We are connecting the web of biodiversity through research of birds from East Asia to Adams County, Ohio. We are excavating the Hahn Site, a Late Prehistoric village occupied for centuries between ca. 1300 and 1600 (CE), and one of the most intact circular villages remaining in the central Ohio Valley. We are illuminating the stories of life: 450 million years ago in the Ordovician seas; 150 years ago on the battle fields of the Civil War; 70 years ago in Union Terminal’s Troops in Transit USO lounge; to the spark of curiosity of today.

Annual Fund and Mission Support

Grand Rotunda Society$100,000 + - ($100,000.00 +)Barb & Dave BeatoDuke Energy Foundation, Inc.Lucile & Richard Durrell Special Fund II *Mr. & Mrs.^ John B. GoeringTaxpayers of Hamilton CountyThe Dorothy M. M. Kersten TrustThe State of OhioPNC FoundationProcter & Gamble * Social Innovation FundStillson Foundation***

High Steel Society$50,000 - $99,999The Carol Ann & Ralph V. Haile, Jr. /U.S. Bank FoundationCity of CincinnatiLucile & Richard Durrell Special Fund III *Ashley & Bobbie FordThe John Hauck FoundationMr. & Mrs. Mark J. HauserJPMorgan Chase FoundationThe Kroger CompanyMrs. Carl H. Lindner, Jr.Helen Steiner Rice Foundation *Robert W. & Isabel Yeatman Gwinner Fund *Mr. & Mrs. Ronald W. Tysoe

Mural Society$25,000 - $49,999American Association of MuseumsMrs. Lela C. BrownCharles H. Dater Foundation, Inc.Frisch’s RestaurantsThe Greater Cincinnati FoundationGreater Cincinnati Water WorksThe Josephine Schell Russell Charitable Trust****National Endowment for the HumanitiesNational Science FoundationMr. & Mrs. John A. O’SteenAnne Drackett ThomasTime Warner CableMr. & Mrs. Albert W. Vontz III

Great Clock Society $10,000 - $24,999AnonymousAshland Inc. Advised Fund *Mrs. Charles Wm. AnnessBanfield Pet HospitalRosemary H. & Frank Bloom Special Fund *Mr. & Mrs. David T. Bohl

Annual Fund and Mission Support(continued)

Great Clock Society$10,000 - $24,999 (continued)The Otto M. Budig Family FoundationClement & Ann Buenger FoundationMr. and Mrs. Robert H. CastelliniChipotle Mexican Grill, Inc.Museum Center Guests - Wishing WellMr. & Mrs. Robert J. CoughlinCrosset Family Fund *Mrs. Caroline H. DavidsonMr. & Mrs. Edward D. DillerMrs. Thomas O. Dunlap, Jr. ^Fidelity InvestmentsFifth Third BankDr. Thomas W. Filardo & Dr. Nora ZorichFirst Financial BankMr. & Mrs. Robert L. Fregolle, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. W. Roger FryglaserworksThe Robert Gould FoundationPriscilla & Frederick ^ HaffnerHarold C. Schott Foundation Francie & Tom Hiltz Mr. & Mrs. R. Keith Harrison, Jr.Johnson Investment Counsel, Inc. Miss Patricia KiskerMr. & Mrs. Robert D. Lindner, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Lindner, Sr.LuxotticaMandare FoundationMr. & Mrs. Robert A. McDonaldOhio Casualty FoundationOhio National Financial ServicesOhio Virtual Academy powered by K¹²Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. OliverPaycor Inc.Francie & John Pepper *Richard F Schaengold Charitable Remainder Annuity TrustJ. Scott and Lauri RobertsonSC Ministry FoundationA.T. Folger, Jr. - Lowe Simpson FundJeremy F. SimpsonMr. John M. Tate ^John & Susan Tew - Museum Center Fund *Dr. & Mrs. John M. Tew, Jr.Helen B. Vogel TrustWells Fargo AdvisorsMr. & Mrs. Eric B. Yeiser

* Indicates a gift made via The Greater Cincinnati Foundation.

^ Indicates donor has recently passed away.

Pictured here - Scott Gampfer, David Conzett, Brenda Hunda, Glenn Storrs, Jane McKnight, Chris Bedel, Herman Mays, Ann Wegman, Brian Pollock, Jamie Robertson.

Annual Fund and Mission Support(continued)

Cornerstone Society$5,000 - $9,999AnonymousDr. & Mrs. Compton AllynAnthem Blue Cross and Blue ShieldThe Bill Muster FoundationLola Louise Bonnell TrustChemed CorporationChiquita Brands InternationalCincinnati Mineral SocietyCoca-Cola Bottling Company of OH/KYThe Corbett Foundation Emily H. Dana Charitable RemainderMr. & Mrs. David Dillon*Frederick A. and Juliet Esselborn Geier Memorial FundHarry & Linda FathSusan & William Friedlander *Harriette R. Williams Downey FundJane Garvey & John LanierDavid & Debra HausrathDigital Media Group, Inc.The Goddard SchoolHeidelberg Distributing CompanyMr. & Mrs. William J. KeatingMr. & Mrs. Gregory B. KennyMr. & Mrs. Alan B. LindnerMr. & Mrs. Bruce C. LongMr. & Mrs. Douglass W. McDonaldMurray & Agnes Seasongood Good Government FoundationThe Jean F. Mulford Fund of the Cambridge Charitable FoundationMr. ^ & Mrs. Malcolm C. Myers Mr. & Mrs. H. C. Buck NiehoffOhio Cultural Facilities CommissionMrs. Dorothy A. PandorfRidgeway FoundationThe Sheakley Group of CompaniesMs. Sandra L. ShipleyToyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing North America, Inc.Marilyn & Martin WadeMr. & Mrs. David W. WarnerWelchwood Foundation, Inc.Wodecroft FoundationWoodward Trust

Cornerstone Society$2,500 - $4,999 Anonymous (2)Advance Pierre Foods Inc.Mr. & Mrs. J.R. Anderson, Jr.August A. Rendigs, Jr. FoundationMr. & Mrs. Arnold R. BarnettMr. & Mrs. John Q. BaumannDr. Judith C. Bausher & Dr. Herbert Y. Gilliam

Annual Fund and Mission Support(continued)

Cornerstone Society$2,500 - $4,999 (continued)

E. Lucy Braun Endowment FundBurke, Inc.Cincinnati Bulk TerminalsCincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical CenterClark, Schaefer, Hackett & Co.Corporex CompaniesThe R.C. Durr Foundation, Inc.EFM Educational Consultants, LLPEquipment Depot Ohio, Inc.The Fleischmann FoundationMrs. Philip O. Geier, Jr.Giancarlo CalicchiaMr. & Mrs. James J. GardnerGE Elfun SocietyMrs. Deliaan GettlerGoodwin Lighting ServicesSuzanne & Frank HallJames T. & Ellen M. Hatfield Memorial TrustMr. & Mrs. Albert E. Heekin IIIJeff & Erika HinebaughLee & Dan HoffheimerMrs. Margot JacobsJewish Family ServiceThe John R. Green Co.Mr. & Mrs. Lee KnoseLandor AssociatesMr. Lawrence A. Leser *Mr. & Mrs. Phillip C. LongMesser Construction Co.Ohio CATMr. & Mrs. George H. Perbix, Sr.PNC Bank, N.A.Ruttle Design Group, Inc.Rosemary & Mark Schlachter *Mr. & Mrs. Matthew A. SheakleyMr. & Mrs. Irwin B. SimonMr. & Mrs. Gerald SkidmoreDr. Judith & Mr. Steven SteinBruce S. and Caroline C. Taylor FundThompson Hine LLPDr. & Mrs. Mark T. TsuangMr. & Mrs. Kevin WardDr. Susan G. Weinberg & Dr. Nolan L. WeinbergThe Wohlgemuth Herschede FoundationWoolpert LLP

Cornerstone Society$1,000 - $2,499

Anonymous (5)Anonymous Fund *Dr. Ira & Linda AbrahamsonAlbert B. Cord FoundationRomola N. AllenAT&T

Grandparents Club

Perhaps the greatest asset of Cincinnati Museum Center is the spectrum of learning that we influence. No other organization in our region has the same opportunity to impact our earliest learners and continue through their school years, still sparking interests as the grow to be curious adults of wiser generations.

Learning Through Play Did you know that children learn by playing? It’s true! With every song they sing, castle they build and craft they make they’re learning valuable developmental skills. Heralded by the American Alliance of Museums in our recent Accreditation award, our Learning Through Play conference is an outstanding model of a community convening resources and best practices to support early learning and kindergarten readiness. This unique, one-day event brings experts direct to parents and educators through engaging sessions and relevant topics such as using sign language at an early age to aid communication, becoming an emotional coach for your child, and using play as an effective tool for learning.

Duke Energy Children’s Museum is the hub of hands-on early learning. Touch it, climb it, splash in it, build it, explore it, master it. Every day children learn about their world through physical and interpretive play experiences. This past year, Banfield Pet Hospital and Kroger helped facilitate this essential form of early learning through grants to enhance our Kids Town exhibits and grocery store & gas station. Daily, our young vets are examining x-rays, caring for animals and speaking toreal-life Pet Hospital vets; while busy shoppers are making healthy food choices.

There is a special bond between grandparents and grandchildren. It is an opportunity to inspire and be inspired. It is a sharing of endless love and joy. To facilitate special moments between generations, CMC launched the Grandparents Club. This is a giving opportunity at the $1,000+ level to support the core mission of Museum Center inspiration and learning. As a unique donor benefit, CMC is open one hour earlier, one Saturday per month for Grandparents Club members! This exclusive time offers a relaxed and fun opportunity for families to experience the Duke Energy Children’s Museum, Museum of Natural History & Science, and Cincinnati History Museum before they open to the general public. For more information, visit cincymuseum.org/support/givingclubs. Fifth Third Private Bank is the supporting partner for the 2012 Grandparents Club.

Youth ProgramCincinnati Museum Center’s Youth Program serves 150 thirteen-to eighteen-year-old students from diverse backgrounds. The Program’s focus is to engage youth in informal learning while developing workplace skills in a museum setting. Youth act as greeters to our visitors, interpreting exhibits and facilitating hands-on demonstrations. Through personal development workshops, field trips, college visits, volunteerism and other learning opportunities, participants in our Youth Program are well-prepared for success in high school, college and beyond.

100% of our Youth Program participants have graduated from high school. 99% have enrolled in a four-year college, 1% have enrolled in technical school or military service. 80% of our youth have received some form of college scholarship, several with full financial aid packages. Several participants have been named National Merit Scholars. More than 1,500 students are alumni of this program. “Thanks for leading me to my career and helping me develop the skills necessary to be successful. The Youth Program exposed me to many experiences, people, and places that helped shape who I am today.” says Sharon McMullen.

Cincinnati Museum Center is grateful for support from JP Morgan Chase and the board involvement of Kevin Ward, President and Market Manager for Western Ohio - pictured here with Doug McDonald.

Support provided by JP MorganChase Foundation, Stillson Foundation, Josephine Schell Russell Charitable Trust, PNC Bank Trustee, Ohio National Financial Services, Ohio Casualty Foundation, The Greater Cincinnati Foundation, and Summertime Kids.

Annual Fund and Mission Support

Cornerstone Society$1,000 - $2,499 Al Neyer, Inc. FoundationMr. & Mrs. Peter A. AlpaughMr. & Mrs. Daniel A. BaileyDavid & Elaine BillmireIn memory of John A. BarbaraBardes CorporationMr. & Mrs. Andrew P. Barton, Jr.Bramkamp Printing Co. Inc.Blue Manatee Children’s BookstoreB Smith Productions LLCMr. and Mrs. Gregory B. BuchananLinda Busken & Andrew MacAoidh JergensMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey S. CailMr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. CampbellDrs. John L. and Ruth C. CarterCastello BanfiEdward & Susan CastleberryMrs. Walter M. ChapmanPaul & Deborah ChellgrenChristopher Bergen FundCincinnati-Hamilton County Community Action AgencyCincinnati Museum Center Guests - “Add-A-Dollar” Campaign Communicating Arts Credit UnionMr. & Mrs. Raymond K. Cooper IIMr. & Mrs. L. Barry CorsMs. Katharine M. DavisMartha and Stuart DornetteAnne G. & Robert W. DorseyDuke Realty Corp.Dianne DunkelmanMr. & Mrs. David J. DuszynskiBill & Carol EckerleMr. & Mrs. Theodore H. EmmerichEnterprise Holdings FoundationMr. & Mrs. Fred W. ErschellMr. & Mrs. Lyle EveringhamKay Copelin FrenchFriends of Cincinnati Museum CenterDr. & Mrs. Harry F. FryMr. and Mrs. Robert E. Gill *Mr. & Mrs. Louis A. GinocchioMr. & Mrs. Chas GoeringMs. H. Drewry Gores & Mr. George H. WarringtonWilliam H. & Jane A. GraverMr. & Mrs. John Grover *Grubco IncorporatedCathy HanselMs. Mary Todd HardemanMs. Consuelo W. HarrisMr. & Mrs. John W. HaydenMr. & Mrs. Robert A. Heimann, Sr.Wm G. & Mary Jane Helms Charitable Trust, Leonard A. Weakley Jr., TEE

Annual Fund and Mission Support

Cornerstone Society$1,000 - $2,499 (continued)

Timothy E. Hoberg & Caryl A. YzenbaardMrs. Phyllis HoppleMr. & Mrs. Thomas E. HuenefeldMs. Marilyn JacobcikMr. James J. JennyJohnson Charitable Gift FundDr. & Mrs. Richard A. JolsonMs. Heidi Kloos & Mr. Guy Van OrdenTom & Tara KnipperMr. Scott E. Knox & Mr. Raymond C. PaterFlorence and Ron KoettersJanet C. KreiderMr. & Mrs. J. Brian KroppMr. & Mrs. S. George KurzMr. & Mrs. Polk K. Laffoon IVMr. & Mrs. Robert LafkasMrs. Joseph D. LandenMs. Willie A. LansingJohn Leshy Fund for Adams CountyDr. & Mrs. James D. LytleDr. Tonya M. MatthewsRaymond and Madelynn MatlockMrs. Debra R. McMillan-Ash & Mr. William F. AshCortland and Annette MeaderMr. & Mrs. Harold A. MertenBonnie & Dan MeyerJames A. MillerMr. Michael H. Miller & Mr. Thomas E. LawsonMr. & Mrs. Graham MitchellMr. & Mrs. David L. MorganDean and Catherine MoulasMrs. Arthur E. Motch, Jr.Mrs. Svet NankovitchNeyer PropertiesMr. & Mrs. William L. NeyerJames & Mary NordlundNorthern Kentucky Community Action CommissionNorthern Kentucky UniversityMr. & Mrs. Morris H. PasserDr. Gale E. PetersonMr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Pichler *Elizabeth & Bradford PierceMr. Harley PiltingsrudDr. Elsira Pina & Dr. Charles MehlmanDr. & Mrs. Stephen J. PomeranzWym & Jan Portman *Mr. & Mrs. Theodore J. RandlesIrene & Daniel P. Randolph FamilyDaniel & Beverly ReigleMrs. George RieveschlCarole & Ed RigaudCynthia S. RobertsonMr. Ross Ristagno, M.D. & Ms. Jeanne Oikawa

Annual Fund and Mission Support

Annual Fund Donors$500 - $999 - (continued)

Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Gerhardt III Ms. Jocelyn GlassThe Sarah and James Goldman Charitable FundMr. & Mrs. Robert C. HaleMs. Margaret E. HallasHarry & Elsie Knighton Memorial Fund of the Scioto FoundationMr. & Mrs. Guy C. HessMr. James C. Johnson & Ms. Dale CheekMs. Arleene KellerMr. & Mrs. Ray A. KemperMrs. David A. KohnenMrs. Margaret G. LafleyMr. Edgar E. LoydMrs. Mary Sue McDuffieOgilvyAction Experiential MarketingMr. & Mrs. Robert W. OlsonMr. & Mrs. Kroger PettengillMr. & Mrs. David C. PhillipsJoan Portman Edge of Appalachia Education FundDr. Michael Privitera & Dr. Marcia KaplanMr. & Mrs. Jeff RaubAlexandra B. ReynoldsMr. & Mrs. Jack T. RouseSnowden & Marianne RoweRuth E. Jones TrustMr. & Mrs. Thomas R. RuthmanMr. & Mrs.^ John A. RuthvenRecie & Jim ScottDr. & Mrs. Walter SmitsonMr. & Mrs. Charles StixMr. Jonathan WorstellMiss Mariam A. Zabel

* Indicates a gift made via The Greater Cincinnati Foundation. ** Indicates a gift made via Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund. *** Indicates a gift made via Fifth Third Bank.**** Indicates a gift made via PNC Bank, Inc.

^ Indicates donor has recently passed away.

Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy. If you have a change or correction, please contact the Institutional Advancement Department at (513) 287-7074.

Our CollectionsAt the core of our visitor experience is the immeasurable depth of our collections. Financial gifts help support our ability to care for and preserve these priceless objects of historic and scientific value, but how do these collections come to Cincinnati Museum Center? From our community and those who value it. This past year, we accessioned 251 lots into our 22 categories of collections; 228 of these were gifted to CMC. Just a few highlights include letters to Andrew Hickenlooper from William Tecumseh Sherman (1889); WWII era papers from Dr. Warren L. Strohmenger; and records, history objects and photographs from the Greene Line Steamer Company, famous for the Delta Queen.

We were also very pleased to continue to share these collections on display through the highly-acclaimed exhibit, Treasures of the Past: Cincinnati’s Historic Art 1800 - 1930, facilitated by team of David Conzett, David Hausrath and Phillip Long - the exhibitsupported by First Financial Bank.

For a complete list of Gifts of Artifacts & Materials to the Cincinnati Museum Center during the 2011-2012 fiscal year,please visit cincymuseum.org.

Annual Fund and Mission Support

Cornerstone Society$1,000 - $2,499 - (continued)

Mrs. Nancy L. SchlemmerMr. Clifford Scholes & Mr. Peter ScholesMr. & Mrs.^ James P. SchubertMr. & Mrs. Marvin H. Schwartz *Mr. & Mrs. A. Larry SiskMr. John G. Smale ^ *Mr. & Mrs. Keith P. SpillerMr. & Mrs. Morton SpitzTom & Dee StegmanMr. & Mrs. John M. SteinMrs. Joseph S. Stern, Sr.Ms. Elizabeth A. Stone *Summertime Kids Fund *Thomas R. Schiff FoundationMs. Oh-Kyung TaylorMr. Brian H. Tippett & Dr. Aletha W. TippettTowne PropertiesUnited Way of Greater CincinnatiMargaret & Michael ValentineCarol & Robert VidalJoAnn & Paul WardDr. Jerry W. WarnerWestern & Southern Financial FundMrs. Harris K. WestonMr. John H. White, Jr.Sonja A. WilsonMr. Dean L. Windgassen & Ms. Susan G. StantonJo Ann F. WithrowMr. & Mrs. Craig S. YoungMr. & Mrs. Anthony R. Woodward *

Annual Fund Donors$500 - $999

4C for ChildrenLiz & Hank AlexanderMs. Dorothy E. BauerFritz & Mary Jo BazeleyJohn & Mary Ann BoornMr. & Mrs. Elroy E. BourgrafMrs. Elizabeth Bryant & Ms. Sandra PrivettMr. Ralph R. CarruthersCassidy TurleyCincinnati Union BethelMr. & Mrs. J. Leland Brewster IIMr. Charles Comins & Ms. Audrey Green-CominsMr. & Mrs. C. Wesley CowanDr. & Mrs. Fuheid S. DaoudDental Care Plus, Inc.Mr. Thomas R. DietzMs. Janice Ferguson & Mr. Don AngelThe Honorable & Mrs. Richard H. FinanMr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Garber

Pictured here - Experts Scott Gampfer and David Conzett share our collections.

Cumulative Giving

Celebrating generous donors who have contributed a total of $100,000 or more.

Anonymous (5)Dr. & Mrs. Compton AllynAmerican Financial GroupWilliam P. Anderson FoundationWinifred L. & Emil L. Barrows FundBarb & Dave BeatoRosemary H. & Frank Bloom Special FundMr. & Mrs. David T. Bohl Mrs. Lela C. Brown^Otto M. Budig, Jr.The Otto M. Budig Family FoundationCamden FoundationRobert Campeau Family Fdn.Drs. John L. and Ruth C. CarterWilliam R. ChaseCincinnati BellCincinnati Empowerment CorporationThe Cincinnati EnquirerCincinnati Financial CorporationCincinnati MicrowaveCintas CorporationCity of CincinnatiCoca-Cola Bottling Company of OH/KYWallace T. CollettColumbia Tristar TelevisionConvergys CorporationThe Corbett FoundationCrosset Family FundCharles H. Dater Foundation, Inc.Ann Taylor DeupreeDeupree Family FoundationHelen G., Henry F. & Louise Tuechter Dornette FoundationTaxpayers of Hamilton Harriette R. Williams Downey FundDuke Energy CorporationDuke Energy Foundation, Inc.Lucile & Richard Durrell Special Fund IILucile & Richard Durrell Special Fund IIIThe Thomas J. Emery MemorialErnst & Young LLPMr. & Mrs. Richard T. FarmerAdelaide R. FarnyFifth Third BankAshley & Bobbie FordFord Motor CompanySusan & William FriedlanderFrisch’s RestaurantsEstate of Oliver M. GaleJane Garvey & John LanierGE AviationMrs. James A.D. GeierMrs. Paul E. GeierJohn and Gloria Goering Family Gift FundThe Greater Cincinnati Foundation

Cumulative Giving

$100,000+ over course of relationship with Museum Center (continued)

Robert W. and Isabel Yeatman Gwinner FundMrs. Frederick D. HaffnerCarol Ann & Ralph V. Haile, Jr./U.S. Bank FoundationMr. & Mrs. William HallerHamilton County, OhioEstate of Francis S. HannefordMr. & Mrs. R. Keith Harrison, Jr.Hasbro, Inc.Frederick A. HauckThe John Hauck FoundationMr. & Mrs. Mark J. HauserThe Hayfields FoundationHeidelberg Distributing CompanyHelen Steiner Rice FoundationJohn Z. HerschedeHewlett Packard, Corp.The History ChannelHoechst Marion Roussel, Inc.HSR Business to Business Inc.Institute of Museum & Library ServicesThe Andrew Jergens FoundationJPMorgan Chase & Co.Mr. George C. JuilfsThe Juilfs FoundationKeating, Muething & Klekamp LLPThe Dorothy M. M. Kersten TrustThe Kroger CompanyMargaret A. Kung TrustL & L Nippert FundLandor AssociatesMr. & Mrs. Alan B. LindnerMr. & Mrs. David C. LindnerMrs. Carl H. Lindner, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Lindner, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Lindner, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth W. LoweThe Luther FoundationMacy’s, Inc.Manuel D. & Rhoda Mayerson FoundationMeijer StoresMr. & Mrs. Howard MelvinMetropolitan Sewer District of Greater CincinnatiMicrosoft CorporationMilacron Geier FoundationMilacron Inc.Dave & Diane MocciaMr. & Mrs. Frederick Moore, Jr.Mr. William S. NagelNational Endowment for the HumanitiesNational Science FoundationNational Trust for Historic PreservationMr. & Mrs. H. C. Buck NiehoffLouis & Louise Nippert Trust

Holiday Memories at Union TerminalFor decades Union Terminal has been a place of memories and traditions that are shared from one generation to the next; stories of war-time departures and returns, boarding the trains for college and camp, and whispering messages of love across the dome. One of the biggest gifts to impact our community in 2011-12 was that of the Duke Energy Holiday Trains to Cincinnati Museum Center, embarking on another way to make memories with generations of families at Union Terminal. “It is a wonderful partnership that gives our historic trains a permanent home at Cincinnati Museum Center,” said Johnna Reeder, vice president of Community Relations for Duke Energy. “We knew this would be a great place for people of all ages to see them for many holiday seasons to come.” The original CG&E holiday train tradition began in 1946 in partnership with the Baltimore & Ohio (B&O) Railroad. Since 1946, more than 9 million people have celebrated with the Duke Energy Holiday Train display. It is one of the largest portable models in the world, measuring 36.5 by 47.5 feet long. It features over 300 miniature rail cars and 60 engines running along 1,000 feet of track. In 2011, Duke Energy gifted the trains to Cincinnati Museum Center to ensure the trains would be preserved and continue to be presented for all generations of our community to enjoy.

Cumulative Giving

$100,000+ over course of relationship with Museum Center(continued)

Ohio Casualty GroupOhio Cultural Facilities CommissionThe Ohio Historical SocietyMr. & Mrs. Robert W. OlsonMr. & Mrs. John A. O’SteenThe John and Judi O’Steen Family FoundationMr. & Mrs. George H. PerbixMr. & Mrs. David C. PhillipsPNC Bank, N.A.The Procter & GambleThe Robert H. Reakirt FoundationAugust A. Rendigs, Jr. FoundationMrs. George RieveschlThe Estate of Dr. George Rieveschl, Jr.Marjorie G. Riley TrustLois & Richard RosenthalEstate of Mrs. Martha P. RoweSnowden & Marianne RoweThe Josephine Schell Russell Charitable TrustSara Lee CorporationSC Ministry FoundationHarry J Schaleman (Estate)Robert & Adele Schiff Family FoundationJacob G. Schmidlapp Trusts No. 1 and 2Harold C. Schott FoundationThe E.W. Scripps CompanyScripps Howard FoundationLouise Taft Semple FoundationSencorpJeremy F. SimpsonSocial Innovation FundThe Spaulding FoundationStillson FoundationMrs. John J. Strader IVSubaru of America, IncMr. & Mrs. Timothy M. SullivanEstate of Mr. Edward M. ThayerThe Fleischmann FoundationMr. G. Richard ThomasTime Warner CableMr. & Mrs. Victor M. TylerMr. & Mrs. Ronald W. TysoeU.S. BankUnited Dairy FarmersUnited States Department of Housing and Urban DevelopmentUS Department of EnergyMr. & Mrs. George H. VincentMr. & Mrs. Albert W. Vontz IIIMrs. Elsie H. WarringtonElizabeth A. WeberWestern & Southern Financial GroupEstate of Charles Westheimer

Cumulative Giving

$100,000+ over course of relationship with Museum Center(continued)

Mrs. Harris K. WestonMr. John H. White, Jr.Jo Ann F. WithrowWithrow-Farny Endowment FundWKRC-TV, Channel 12 - CBSWodecroft FoundationWoodward TrustWRRM 98.5John H. WulsinWVMX-FM 94.1

These donors have made gifts for pledges of $100,000 or more to Cincinnati Museum Center.

Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy. If you have a change or correction, please contact the Institutional Advancement Department at (513) 287-7074.

Consistent Giving

Celebrating generous donors who have made contributions each year for the past ten fiscal years.

Anonymous (4)Romola N. AllenDr. & Mrs. Compton AllynFritz & Mary Jo BazeleyMr. & Mrs. David T. BohlE. Lucy Braun Endowment FundMr. & Mrs. J. Leland Brewster IIMrs. Lela C. BrownOtto M. Budig, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. BurlinghamMrs. Mary E. CarrollLinda & Dan CarterDrs. John L. & Ruth C. CarterAlbert B. Cord FoundationCharles H. Dater Foundation, Inc.Mrs. Caroline H. DavidsonMr. & Mrs. Albert C. Dierckes, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. David DillonAnne G. & Robert W. DorseyMr. & Mrs. Maritine R. DunnMr. & Mrs. Theodore H. EmmerichMr. & Mrs. Lyle EveringhamMr. & Mrs. Robert B. FoleyAshley & Bobbie FordSusan & William FriedlanderJane Garvey & John LanierFrederick A. & Juliet Esselborn Geier Memorial FundMrs. Philip O. Geier, Jr.

Community partnerships and inspiring people propel the inspiration of Cincinnati Museum Center forward.

Positive ExposureCommunity volunteer Kathleen Cail led the effort to bring Rick Guidotti’s photography exhibit Positive Exposure: The Spirit of Difference to Museum Center. This enlightening exhibit challenges the stigma associated with difference by celebrating the beauty of genetic and medical diversity with positive images and inspiring real life stories. To support this illuminating exhibit, CMC joined forces with Starfire U. Starfire enables individuals with disabilities to become active and vital members of the community. Starfire facilitated experiences including sports trivia, musical performances, yoga and poetry readings, providing opportunities for individuals to learn and practice their social skills and create strategies for interacting with the community.

Girl ScoutsMuseum Center was delighted to help the Girl Scouts turn 100 this year! We hosted more than 1,000 Girls Scouts in February throughout all three museums and the OMNIMAX® experience. The Girl Scouts echoed throughout Union Terminal’s Rotunda for a presentation and sing-a-long. The celebration continued with an overnight at Museum Center featuring a dance party, OMNIMAX®

films and after hours in the Museum of Natural History & Science! We were pleased to help the Girl Scouts share a special exhibit, free for the community, on the history of Girl Scouts in Cincinnati.

We’re proud to help celebrate and support the Girl Scout’s mission to build girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place.

Alice & DannyAfter fifty years of volunteer service to the Museum of Natural History & Science and Cincinnati Museum Center, Alice Lytle has her very own key. Her passion and dedication were celebrated this past summer through a surprise reception. Alice has worked on countless projects and events with CMC in her years of service. She played an instrumental role in the opening of the OMNIMAX® Theater as well as the funding and development of the Fleischmann Library and has chaired countless galas. Alice has had a hand in some of the biggest projects in the organization, but also took the time to be a part of the small ones. But, according to her it was not just a love of science and history that drove her to volunteer. She loves working with people and seeing them come together in a special way. She shared a very special wish as she said, “all I can say is, I hope you’ll be in love forever. And I do love this place.”

One of the people Alice has loved knowing is CMC’s exhibit long-time maintenance expert, Danny Hildebrand. Danny began working for the Museum of Natural History in 1964 at the age of 16! He was separated from us for a short time as he served his country during the Vietnam War but returned to work with us from that day forward. Not many people have worked for one organization for 48 years. Literally millions of museum-goers, over generations, have been impacted by Danny’s work and dedication.

Difference MakersDuke Energy Children’s Museum’s annual Difference Maker Awards honor youth, adults, businesses and agencies that share Cincinnati Museum Center’s mission to better the lives of children in our community. The Difference Maker program strives to recognize our community’s unsung heroes. The grandmothers and foster parents, the volunteers and the small community organizations, the teenagers and budding child advocates - along with the agencies and individuals who make the Greater Cincinnati region a better place for children. Since the inaugural Difference Maker Awards in 2008, we have recognized more than 100 nominees. The 2011 honorees were: Josh Cares; Etta Hoeh, Ronald McDonald House Volunteer; Mike Holmes, assistant coach of Cincy Swish; Aaron Davis, coach of the West End Wildcats; Beckett Schiaparelli, ten year old founder of Beckett’s Birthday Backpack Program; Marquicia Jones, Founder of Q-Kidz Dance-Drill team.

Rick Guidotti’s Photo of Cincinnatian Grace Cail.

Consistent Giving

Celebrating generous donors who have made contributions each year for the past ten fiscal years.(continued)

Mrs. Deliaan GettlerMr. Ralph P. GinocchioMr. & Mrs. Robert W. GloecklerKatherine Glover & Megan GloverMr. & Mrs.^ John B. GoeringWilliam H. & Jane A. GraverThe Greater Cincinnati FoundationMr. Jeffrey T. Grothaus & Ms. Stephanie M. KovalcikMr. & Mrs. R.C. HaberstrohMrs. Frederick D. HaffnerCathy HanselMr. & Mrs. R. Keith Harrison, Jr. The John Hauck Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. HauserTimothy E. Hoberg & Caryl A. YzenbaardMrs. Phyllis Hopple Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. HuenefeldDr. & Mrs. Robert K. HutchinsThe Dorothy M. M. Kersten TrustMr. Steven R. KirschnerFlorence & Ron KoettersMr. Lawrence A. LeserMr. Mark S. LewisMrs. Lorraine A. LukensDr. & Mrs. James D. LytleMr. & Mrs. Douglass W. McDonald Cortland & Annette MeaderMesser Construction Co.Bonnie & Dan MeyerDr. Michael E. Miller & Dr. Chris ModrallDr. & Mrs. Charles M. Myer IIIValerie L. Newell & Timothy Smith Mr. & Mrs. H. C. Buck NiehoffThe Ohio Historical Society Mr. & Mrs. Fred W. OliverMr. & Mrs. Robert W. OlsonMrs. Richard A. PandorfMr. & Mrs. George H. Perbix, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. George H. Perbix, Jr.Dr. Gale E. PetersonMr. & Mrs. Joseph A. PichlerElizabeth & Brad Pierce Wym & Jan PortmanMrs. Esther H. M. PowerPhil & Susan PriceProcter & Gamble Dr. Mitchell C. Rashkin & Dr. Karen B. OhlbaumDaniel & Beverly ReigleCynthia S. RobertsonJ. Scott & Lauri Robertson Mary Lee RossbachMr. & Mrs. Jack T. RouseRecie & Jim Scott

Consistent Giving

Celebrating generous donors who have made contributions each year for the past ten fiscal years.(continued)James A. & Elizabeth York Schiff Kathryn ShahaniMs. Sandra L. ShipleyJeremy F. SimpsonMr. & Mrs. William SpiegelMr. & Mrs. John E. StillpassMr. & Mrs. Steven C. SteinmanMs. Margaret M. TaskeDr. & Mrs. John M. Tew, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Ronald W. TysoeCarol & Robert VidalMr. & Mrs. George H. VincentMrs. Joan C. WalsonJoAnn & Paul WardMr. & Mrs. Robert J. WatkinsMr. John H. White, Jr.Sonja A. WilsonJo Ann F. WithrowWodecroft Foundation Woodward TrustMr. Jonathan WorstellMr. & Mrs. Dan WurtzlerMr. & Mrs. Eric B. Yeiser

These donors have made gifts or pledges to Cincinnati Museum Center consistently for the last ten fiscal years.

Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy. If you have a change or correction, please contact the Institutional Advancement Department at (513) 287-7074.

Legacy Society

Anonymous (5)Mr. & Mrs. Patrick R. AbbottMs. Nancy BarbourMs. Dorothy E. BauerBarb & Dave BeatoMr. & Mrs. Frank BloomMr. & Mrs. Lawrence R. BurkartDrs. John L. and Ruth C. CarterCatharine & Walter ^ ChapmanMr. & Mrs. Chadwick W. Christine, Jr.Ms. Joan CochranMs. Caroline S. DeMarMr. John A. DiehlAshley & Bobbie FordSusan & William FriedlanderOliver M. Gale ^Dr. James M. GarveyMr. & Mrs. William Haller

Cincinnati Museum Center’s ability to host blockbuster exhibitions in our Westheimer Changing Exhibit galleries brings the world to our region. Since opening this space for special exhibitions in 2004, CMC has hosted The Vatican, Titanic, Nicholas & Alexandra, Bodies, Dinosaurs Unearthed, Cleopatra, and in 2011-12 it was A Day in Pompeii. We are able to create once-in-a-lifetime experiences that share the mysteries of the ancient world, and priceless treasures of art, science and humanity with millions of visitors. A Day in Pompeii also connected visitors with the highly acclaimed research of Professor Steven Ellis and the University of Cincinnati Department of Classics. Together, CMC and UC gave our region a look at this fascinating civilization and opportunity to understand how local research is leading the field of archaeology to new insights into the daily life of Pompeii before that fateful day of Vesuvius’eruption in AD 79.

In addition to the exhibition, A Day in Pompeii, a wide variety of hands-on programs helped share the impact of this learning experience throughout all three of our museums, plus adult lectures, a book club, wine tastings and a Pompeii inspired art show featuring 25 local visual artists.

Support for A Day in Pompeii included sponsorships from Kroger, The Cincinnati Reds, Frisch’s, and the Cincinnati Enquirer.

Building and traveling exhibits for other museums and educational partners takes CMC’s expertise, collections and name around the world. Other exhibits that we have presented in the Ruthven Community Gallery, free of admission charge, included Visionaries & Voices glow in the dark paintings, celebration of Findlay Market, Caring for the Worlds Within Our Yards, and now showing Cincinnati and the Civil War: The Queen City Responds 1861-1802.

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Rocky Mountain Express & To The Arctic Every beat of music, every grand sweeping view, every frame of the film is an experience that transports our OMNIMAX® viewers to another place, and this year, another time. Again, we are able to share inspiring stories that bring the world to our region. Rocky Mountain Express took our breath away as we learned of the visionary plan to build the Canadian Pacific Railway. This gorgeous film has now been added to the holiday traditions line up at Union Terminal, providing a complete train experience. To the Arctic warmed our hearts with its story of polar bear, walrus and other Arctic families adapting to life as the Arctic environment changes. Our Passport to the World Series of Culture Fests, supported by

Luxottica, brought the world to more than 60,000 participants. Visitors experienced the beauty and richness of cultures from around the globe with a glimpse into that culture’s arts and heritage through displays, cultural presentations, performances and merchandise. Each fest is a forum for interacting and learning with community members of different backgrounds.

The featured cultures are Latin American, African, Appalachian, Celtic Lands and Asian.

“I was so excited to see the many different countries represented at Asian Culture Fest...we are a true global community and your work continues to contribute to that fact!” said Carla Walker, board member of Sister Cities International.

Legacy Society(continued)

Charles ^ & Edith ^ HarperMrs. Nelson M. HoffmannDr. Robert T. Howe ^Mr. James J. JennyMr. Paul C. Keidel ^Mr. & Mrs. Frederick G. KoehlerMr. & Mrs. Randolph L. KrummJean E. LemonMr. Franklin O. Loveland IIIMr. David MasonMr. & Mrs. Douglass W. McDonaldMr. & Mrs. Howard MelvinMs. Victoria L. MemmelMr. & Mrs. Charles F. MillerRichard & Crescent MillerDave & Diane MocciaMr. & Mrs. Frederick Moore, Jr.The Reverend Christopher F. NeelyMr. & Mrs. H. C. Buck NiehoffMr. & Mrs. George H. PerbixDr. Aaron W. Perlman ^Mr. George ^ & Mrs. Ellen Rieveschl, Jr.Mr.^ & Mrs. John W. Ross, Sr.Snowden & Marianne RoweMr. & Mrs. Paul W. SchuchMs. Amy Scrivner & Mr. Chris ScottMr. & Mrs. John L. ShieldsMs. Sandra L. ShipleyMr. & Mrs. Charles R. SpecterMr. & Mrs. Timothy M. SullivanMr. G. Richard ThomasDr. Jerry W. WarnerMr. Mark A. WatkinsMr. John H. White, Jr.Sonja A. WilsonMiss Mariam A. Zabel

^ Indicates donor has passed away. The Legacy Society honors our friends and supporters who have helped to secure the future of Cincinnati Museum Center as they plan their own. These donors have named Museum Center as the beneficiary of a planned gift. Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy. If you have a change or correction, please contact the Institutional Advancement Department at (513) 287-7074.

Giving Clubs 1788 ClubAnonymous (5)Dr. Ira & Linda AbrahamsonRomola N. AllenDr. & Mrs. Compton AllynMrs. Lela C. BrownDrs. John L. & Ruth C. CarterEdward & Susan Castleberry

Giving Clubs

1788 ClubMr. & Mrs. Raymond K. Cooper IIAlbert B. Cord FoundationMrs. Caroline H. DavidsonMartha & Stuart DornetteAnne G. & Robert W. DorseyMrs. Thomas O. Dunlap, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Theodore H. EmmerichMr. & Mrs. Fred W. ErschellHarry & Linda FathAshley & Bobbie FordKay Copelin FrenchMr. & Mrs. James J. GardnerMrs. Philip O. Geier, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Chas GoeringMr. & Mrs.^ John B. GoeringTimothy E. Hoberg & Caryl A. YzenbaardMrs. Phyllis HoppleMr. & Mrs. Thomas E. HuenefeldMrs. Margot JacobsMr. James J. JennyFlorence & Ron KoettersJanet C. KreiderMr. & Mrs. S. George KurzMr. Lawrence A. LeserMr. & Mrs. Alan B. LindnerMrs. Carl H. Lindner, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Lindner, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Bruce C. LongMrs. Debra R. McMillan-Ash & Mr. William F. AshCortland & Annette MeaderMr. & Mrs. Harold A. MertenBonnie & Dan MeyerDean and Catherine MoulasMrs. Svet NankovitchFrancie & John PepperMr. & Mrs. George H. PerbixDr. Gale E. PetersonMrs. Nancy L. SchlemmerMr. James P. SchubertMr. & Mrs. Marvin H. Schwartz Jeremy F. SimpsonTom & Dee StegmanMrs. Joseph S. Stern, Sr.Dr. & Mrs. John M. Tew, Jr.Carol & Robert VidalMr. John H. White, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Eric B. Yeiser

Grandparents ClubMr. & Mrs. Robert H. CastelliniCathy HanselMr. & Mrs. Robert A. Heimann, Sr.Francie & Tom HiltzMr. & Mrs. Robert LafkasRaymond and Madelynn MatlockDaniel & Beverly ReigleRosemary & Mark SchlachterDr. & Mrs. John M. Tew, Jr.Mr. Leonard A. Weakley, Jr.

YMCA Black & Latino Achiever Awards CMC has several staff who have been recognized as a YMCA Black & Latino Achiever. Tonya Matthews PhD. was recognized in the 2010 class, Terry Dickey in 2011, and Calvin Harper will be recognized in November 2012. The classes are assembled annually and convene in the fall for an orientation session. There is a black tie awards dinner held annually in November where the honorees are recognized. Then, the honorees give back to the community through volunteering at the YMCA to coach, teach, mentor and support the participating youth in our community. The honorees commit to engaging in community service with the YMCA for the duration of the class which runs for approximately 14 months.

Dave and Barb Beatohave volunteered at Museum Center since the institution’s inaugural year in 1990. Dave primarily at the Geier Center, and Barb in the museum shops. 2012 saw the Beatos move away from Cincinnati, but not before leaving a remarkable legacy. If giving over 25,400 hours of volunteer service wasn’t enough, the Beatos regularly remembered Museum Center in their annual giving and also in their estate plans. They are tremendous friends who have left an indelible mark of good at Museum Center. We wish them continued happiness in their next, exciting chapter!

Ohio Museums AssociationProfessional of the Year Staci Dennison, director for corporate, foundation and government relations at Cincinnati Museum Center was named the 2011 Ohio Museums Association (OMA) Professional of the Year. This award recognizes Staci’s outstanding leadership and professionalism in service to CMC and work that benefits museums across Ohio.

Her accomplishments have enabled CMC to build a DNA laboratory, begin its restoration of Union Terminal and advance the current goal of also featuring modern applied and physical sciences in the Museum of Natural History & Science. Her work extends beyond CMC, developing the Ohio Alliance of Science Centers and cultural institutions from across the state.

American Inhouse Design Award Cincinnati Museum Center’s own Design and Marketing Teamreceived an American Inhouse Design Award from Graphic Design USA for the 2010-2011 Annual Report. Jenna Stoll, Jesse Kramer and Sarah Brancato combined their creativity to take the project in-house for the first time in several years, in an effort to strengthen the branding and save the institution money.

Mr. Ashley L. Ford,

volunteer extraordinaire, can often be found in our Cincinnati History Museum strolling through the Public Landing dressed as an 1860’s steamboat captain, or engaging guests with his interpretation of the life and songs of Stephen Foster (as he accompanies himself with lively accordion music!) 18 years of volunteer service; creation of educational programming for museum guests; financial and other support for public programming and for professional development of Museum Center staff - Ashley is an impassioned ambassador of our mission!

Hopewell CouncilAnonymous (2)Romola N. AllenMrs. Charles Wm. AnnessMrs. Lela C. BrownLinda Busken & Andrew MacAoidh JergensMrs. Walter M. ChapmanAlbert B. Cord FoundationMrs. Caroline H. DavidsonKatharine M. DavisMr. & Mrs. Lyle EveringhamMrs. Philip O. Geier, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Chas GoeringMrs. Frederick D. HaffnerTimothy E. Hoberg & Caryl A. YzenbaardMrs. Margot JacobsDr. & Mrs. Richard A. JolsonMr. Lawrence A. LeserMr. & Mrs. Alan B. LindnerMr. & Mrs. Robert D. Lindner, Sr.Dr. & Mrs. James D. LytleMrs. Debra R. McMillan-Ash & Mr. William F. AshBonnie & Dan MeyerMrs. Svet NankovitchValerie L. Newell & Timothy SmithMr. & Mrs. H. C. Buck NiehoffMr. & Mrs. John A. O’SteenMr. & Mrs. George H. Perbix, Sr.Carole & Ed RigaudCynthia S. RobertsonMr. & Mrs. Gerald SkidmoreMr. John G. SmaleDr. Jerry W. WarnerSonja A. WilsonMr. Dean L. Windgassen & Ms. Susan G. StantonJo Ann F. WithrowWodecroft Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Craig S. YoungTreehouse ClubMr. & Mrs. Kenneth R. CampbellMs. Susan B. Esler & Mr. Steve SkiboMr. & Mrs. Jason M. Farler, CFAMs. Consuelo W. HarrisMr. & Mrs. Albert E. Heekin IIIMr. & Mrs. Gregory B. KennyTom & Tara KnipperElizabeth & Bradford PierceDr. Elsira Pina & Dr. Charles MehlmanMrs. Nancy L. SchlemmerMr. & Mrs. David W. Warner

^ Indicates donor has recently passed away.The Giving Clubs are associates of the $1,000 donors which sponsor special events and programming related to the Cincinnati History Museum and the Cincinnati Historical Library & Archives (1788 Club), the Museum of Natural History & Science (Hopewell Council), the Duke Energy Children’s Museum (Treehouse Club) and special interest to celebrate the bond between grandparents and grandchildren (Grandparents Club).

VolunteersMilestone Years Celebrated

50 Years of ServiceAlice Lytle

35 Years of ServiceTerry Huizing

30 Years of ServiceLory GreenlandPaul Krusling

25 Years of ServiceBetty Simonson

20 Years of ServiceJeffrey DavisMargaret DornIrene EderJanet JoergJean LemonKenneth McMullinFrederick MooreCharles SpecterElizabeth TinklenbergRoger Zimmerer

15 Years of ServiceWilliam AtkinsCarol CampbellJean FrolicherMarjorie GabelAnn MoretonJewel SchaenRuth SchlemmerFred SchroederMargaret TaskeDonald Walsh

10 Years of ServiceMark Aull Israel CampbellSue Lindy Bunnie ProstPaul Roemer Carol ShannonMichael Shannon Terry Shannon Sarah Strassell Walter Wyatt

5 Years of ServiceBruce Bishop Julie BishopSusan Byrley Holly CrawfordWilliam Hindman Sean JacksonBrenda Jones Jack KindellJames Moffet Elizabeth O’BrienSara Oser Ellen PaulsenGerald Pfarner Albert ProstMegan Raczon Irlene RastaniDavid Savage Marjorie Stear

These volunteers hit a milestone anniversary with Cincinnati Museum Center January – December 2011. For a complete list of Volunteers, please visit our website at cincymuseum.org.

Bennie Butler 1938-2012Bennie Butler was beyond an inspiration for visitors and staff in his 10 years of portraying significant African Americans in Cincinnati’s history. Creating some of the best-loved and most memorable interpretations in our History Museum and Museum of Natural History & Science, Bennie has been described as “amazing,” “engaging” and even “debonair.” He was a gentleman of as much character and distinction as the historical figures he recreated for us.

Bennie is also the ultimate Union Terminal story. His memories here date back to 1945, when he welcomed his father home from World War II. In 1952, he waved goodbye to his brother as he left for the Navy on a train at Union Terminal. Five years later, he celebrated his high school prom at this Cincinnati landmark.

In Bennie’s own words:“I was waiting for my father in the rotunda of Union Terminal in a sea of people in hustle and bustle. It looked like Times Square on New Year’s Eve. And I’ll never forget seeing my huge father come off the train with his big army bag slung over his shoulder, and his shiny black boots clicking along the terminal floor as he walked to my mother and me. Every time I come to Union Terminal, I get that feeling. It’s nostalgia. Every time my father ever said ‘I’m going to take you for a ride,’ I knew exactly what that meant: We were going to Union Terminal, and I could dangle my feet in the fountain outside and watch the Pullman Porters. This place still smells the same.”

And some 50 years later, he became a Pullman Porter for us.We will miss him, but we will also celebrate every moment we had with him. It was his life’s great joy to work here and our great honor to have him.

Bennie Butler was a first person interpreter playing the parts of JP Ball (1849), Stephen Bishop (1838), Wendell P. Dabney (1945) and a Pullman Porter (1930’s).

Neil Armstrong 1930-2012 August 25, 2012 marked the passing of a true American hero and longtime friend of Cincinnati Museum Center. Neil Armstrong served as a member and chairman of the board of trustees of the Museum of Natural History & Science at its Gilbert Avenue location in the 1980s. In 2004, Mr. Armstrong was a spokesperson for the Union Terminal operating levy campaign. And on April 18, 2006, Neil received NASA’s Ambassador of Exploration Award at a ceremony held at Cincinnati Museum Center. US Senator John Glenn and NASA Administrator Dr. Michael Griffin were on hand as Neil designated Cincinnati Museum Center to receive a moon rock collected during his Apollo 11 mission. Armstrong called the award “very impressive” and went on to share what he called “a thin slice of natural history” with the audience. Using a moon rock he dubbed “Bok” as the central character, Armstrong outlined the geologic development of the moon through the eons. He wrapped up his tale with a quip: “I was the strange creature that kidnapped Bok.” He referred to the lunar sample that was part of the award as “a chip off the old Bok.” Giving the award and lunar sample to Museum Center President /CEO Douglass W. McDonald, Armstrong said, “I hope I’ve persuaded you that a place of natural history is a great place for (it) to be.” We certainly agree. “Bok” is on display in the Museum of Natural History & Science, along with a replica of his Apollo 11 space suit and tools. In honor and memory of Armstrong’s place in history, contribution to society and our community, CMC opened the Museum of Natural History & Science for free from August 26-Labor Day, 2012. More than 14,000 guests visited the Museum to pay their respects in this period to share hislegacy with their children and leave comments noting how Neil Armstrong inspired them.

In Memoriam

Carl F. Abel

Flavia T. Aeschbacher

Gerald Altenau

Margaret A. Andre

T. Robert Armstrong

Neil A. Armstrong

Marilyn Arn

Oliver W. Birckhead

Edward E. Betz

Robert Brinker

Jean A. Bruns

Bennie R. Butler

Caesar Carnevale

Walter M. Chapman

Nicholas Tsimaras

Michael J. Crusham

Robert J. Driehaus

Thomas O. Dunlap

James E. Durrell

Richard Fleming

Richard E. Glaser

David Goodrich

Dorothy M. Goyert

Frederick D. Haffner

Robert D. Harrison

Robert F. Hartkemeier

Jean Hasselbeck

William Hayden

George Heidenreich

Sylvia M. Henthorn

Tim Herr

Walter P. Herz

R. Paul Ivy

Helen M. Johnson

Stanley M. Kaplan

Elizabeth Kareth

John R. Kauck

In Memoriam(continued)

Paul C. Keidel

K. William Kitzmiller

Norbert E. Koopman

Lois H. Kruse

Walt Kuebler

John H. Kuhn

Ada D. Kuhn

Elizabeth W. Kyte

George Lanz

Elizabeth M. Lemon

James P. Leo

Carl H. Lindner

Eleanor D. Lortz

Manuel D. Mayerson

Nancy A. McGary

Jacqueline G. Moore

Malcom C. Myers

Genevieve H. Pennington

John A. Reid

Charles Scott Riley

Violet Robertson

John W. Ross

Doris J. Schnurrenberger

Paul A. Schuster

Richard F. Shaw

Richard L. Shenk

John G. Smale

Harry G. Stall

F.L. Stallings

John M. Tate

Elmer Thomas

Truman Toland

Jack Twyman

Whitney Wharton

Mary K. Woolford

Barbara L. York

They will all be missed.

In early 2012, the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center and Cincinnati Museum Center announced a visionary plan to take steps to join together in a united corporate structure. Our iconic and inspirational attractions share a common vision to create engaging, inspiring and meaningful learning experiences. Our world-renowned institutions are focused on maintaining distinct brands and missions, but will be better positioned to contribute more to the community. “We know that joining together will strengthen our respective organizations,” said Francie S. Hiltz, chair of Cincinnati Museum Center Board of Trustees and Rev. Damon Lynch, Jr. presiding co-chair of National Underground Railroad Freedom Center. “The result will be creative and dynamic organizations, offering greater financial strength and new opportunities.” The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center and Cincinnati Museum Center are united in operations and planning. For the purpose of charitable gifts and other revenue, each organization remains a separate 501(c)(3) entity. The Board of the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center is responsible for overseeing fundraising, programming and for enhancing the image of the Freedom Center, locally, nationally and globally. After significant dialogue with the community, an effort is underway to lead necessary program and facility improvements for the sustainable success of the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center and Cincinnati Museum Center. Local and national leaders shared their support of this initiative. “There is tremendous opportunity to maximize the effectiveness and reach of both organizations,” said Thomas Williams, Cincinnati Business Committee past Chair. Christopher Smitherman, president of the Cincinnati Chapter of the NAACP and sitting Cincinnati City Councilman, stated: “I have great confidence in both leaders. I view the merger as a very positive step for the region.” Wade Henderson, president and CEO of The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, shared his thoughts: “The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center is quickly becoming an indispensable institution whose mission grows more vital by the day. By joining forces with the Cincinnati Museum Center, the Freedom Center will have the foundation to grow stronger and more dynamic, enabling it to reach and inspire a wider audience.”

Children’s Museum Advisory Board

Allison Hiltz Kropp (Chair)Brad ArnettAlison BushmanStephanie ByrdVicki CalongeMelissa CastoJason M. Farler, CFAMarla H. FullerShawn Gilreath, LEED APConsuelo W. HarrisBrett HeekinPeter HortonJenny C. LasterTina R. MaconJulie Mahorney, CPAMark McAndrewBen McNab, SIOR, CCIMElsira PinaRobert C. RobertsMatt SheakleyPaul M. Swanson, CPCU, CLULamont TaylorRobin WilsonGregory Wolf

Cincinnati History Advisory Board

David Hausrath (Chair)Compton AllynHazeleen BrewsterEdward D. DillerTed EmmerichAshley L. FordJeff HinebaughTimothy E. Hoberg, PartnerThomas E. HuenefeldEric Jackson, Assoc. ProfessorRonald A. KoettersPhillip LongEd LoydJeffrey McCloreyCortland MeaderDean Moulas, CFAGale E. PetersonJoAnn RiceTodd M. SchildJudith Spraul-SchmidtMerrie Stewart StillpassTony StrikeRobert VitzJennifer WalkeRichard Wilhelm

Natural History Advisory Board

Steve Steinman (Chair)

Henry AlexanderBob BergsteinHelen BlackDavid BohlDeVere E. BurtBrian Carley, PartnerCatharine W. ChapmanStanley HedeenGene KritskyOrie LoucksSteve LoveDavid MeyerChris MoranKevin PapeNilesh (Neal) PatelJohn A. RuthvenKeith SpillerJudith K. Stein, M.D.John M. Tew, M.D.Jerry W. WarnerDean Windgassen

President’s African American Advisory Council

Ms. Claudia AbercrumbieMr. Amin AkbarMs. Donna Jones BakerMs. Cynthia BoothMs. DeAsa BrownDr. Calvin Harper Mr. Roderick D. HintonMr. Myron HughesDr. Eric JacksonMs. Jan-Michele Lemon KearneyMr. Robert KillinsMr. William J. MadisonMr. William MalloryMs. Mona Harrison MorrowDr. Monica PoseyMs. Gwen RobinsonMr. Sean RuglessMr. Chris SmithermanMr. Dwight TilleryMs. Carla WalkerDr. Janice WalkerMr. David WeaverMr. Dan Yount

Operating Revenue Contributions & Support Total $7,441,703.00

Statement of Activities Recap - Revenues

Operating Expenditures

Statement of Activities Recap - Cash & Investments

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

$25,000,000

$20,000,000

$15,000,000

$10,000,000

$5,000,000

$0

$25,000,000

$20,000,000

$15,000,000

$10,000,000

$5,000,000

$0

$20,000,000$22,000,000$24,000,000

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

$18,000,000$16,000,000$14,000,000$12,000,000$10,000,000

$8,000,000$6,000,000$4,000,000$2,000,000

$0

$20,000,000

$24,000,000$22,000,000

$18,000,000$16,000,000$14,000,000$12,000,000$10,000,000$8,000,000$6,000,000$4,000,000$2,000,000$0

Admissions 25%

Contributions 21%

Membership 10% Retail 5%

Building17%

Interest1%

Fundraising4%

Endowment 5%

Levy 18%

Other 1%

Food, Parking,Retail and Rentals 14%

ProgramFees &Exhibit Rentals7%

Exhibits,Programs& OMNIMAX®

36%

CapitolMaintenance& Purchases1%

Collections,Research& Library8%

Visitor and MemberServices6% Marketing

and PR4%

Support Services18%

Matching Gift Companies

Bank of America Charitable Foundation

Deluxe Corporation Foundation

The Duke Energy Foundation

GE Foundation

Hewlett-Packard Co.

IBM International Foundation

Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies

Macy’s Inc. Foundation

Gifts in Kind

Bramkamp Printing Co. Inc.

Cincinnati Bell

The Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical

Garden

DBest Printing

Dinsmore & Shohl, LLP

Ms. Linda Dupre

Equipment Depot Ohio, Inc.

Frisch’s Restaurants

Goodwin Lighting Services

Greater Cincinnati Water Works

Grubco Incorporated

Hewlett-Packard Inc.

Hilti, Inc.

Landor & Associates

LaRosa’s, Inc.

M & S Flooring, Inc.

National Museum of Kenya

The Nielsen Company

Ohio Valley Wine & Beer Co.

Procter & Gamble

Queen City Blacktop

Ms. Oh-Kyung Taylor

Validex Employment Screening Services

White Oak Garden Center, Inc.

M. Robin Wilson

Worms Way Kentucky

Members

Whispering Fountains

Ms. Patricia ArmstrongDr. Sarbori Bhattacharya & Dr. Sambhu ChoudhuryMr. & Ms. Peter BlockMrs. Elizabeth Bryant & Ms. Sandra PrivettMr. Charles Comins & Ms. Audrey Green-CominsDr. Robin T. Cotton & Ms. Cynthia FittonMr. & Mrs. Andrew CrowleyJane Garvey & John LanierMrs. Richard J. Goettle IIIMs. Lynda Groh & Mr. Thad KarbowskyMs. Barbara K. GrohMr. & Mrs. Marc JamesMr. & Mrs. Michael KoehlerMr. & Mrs. Bruce A. KroneMr. Duane Lewis & Mr. Rex Van AlstineMrs. Marjorie L. LiggettMr. & Mrs. Eric LocherMr. & Mrs. Matthew MerzMr. Nathan L. NunaleyMrs. Susan PennMr. & Mrs. Stuart R. PrayMr. & Mrs. Jeff RaubMr. & Mrs. Michael RooneyMr. & Mrs. Alan VonderhaarMr. & Mrs. Michael Wiesemann

Concourse ClubMr. & Mrs. Jeff AndersonMr. & Mrs. Donald R. BlumMr. & Mrs. Robert BomarMrs. William W. BreidsterMrs. John M. BullockMs. Susan E. CannonMr. & Mrs. Michael ClementsMs. Cynthia Combs & Ms. Wendy CombsMs. Carolanne CorwinMr. & Mrs. Frederick G. DavisonDr. & Mrs. Nelson R. DiersMr. & Mrs. A.J. EconomonMs. Freda K. FlerlageMr. & Mrs. John GabrielMr. & Mrs. Charles Gagel, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. GarberMr. & Mrs. Ralph W. GoldsmithMr. Glen C. Goodwin & Ms. Vicki A. LipstreuerMr. & Mrs. William J. GoreMr. & Mrs. Mark GrimmeMr. & Mrs. Robert C. HaleMr. & Mrs. Paul HowellMs. Rosemary M. HuhnMr. Louis H. Katz

Mr. & Mrs. David H. KnollMr. & Mrs. John W. LinnenbergDr. & Mrs. Steven LiscoMr. Dale A. Louda & Ms. Ann D. NavaroMr. & Mrs. Bill LyonsMr. & Mrs. Alfred A. MarggranderMs. Bonnie McNett & Mr. Cam EicherDr. Michael E. Miller & Dr. Chris ModrallMr. & Mrs. Graham MitchellMrs. Grace S. MuniqueMr. & Mrs. Mark MuseMr. Tann Nichols & Ms. Nicole Kuzmin- NicholsMr. & Mrs. Gregory NieportMr. & Mrs. Alvin OlssonMr. & Mrs. Mark E. OwenMr. & Mrs. Mike PattersonMr. & Mrs. Marc A. RandolphMr. & Mrs. John D. RiceMr. & Mrs. Timothy H. RiordanMr. & Mrs. Patrick RobersonMr. Jeff RobertsMr. & Mrs. Tom RocklinMr. & Mrs. Doug RoesslerMr. & Mrs. David RosenbaumMs. Caroline Schiff & Mr. Patrick SchreiberMs. Laura Sheldon & Ms. Susan BeckmanMr. & Mrs. Charles StixMs. Patricia Ten BiegMr. & Mrs. Gregory C. ThomasMs. Holly Thompson & Ms. Jennnifer CoomerMr & Mrs. Chris TrainorMr. Mark A. WatkinsMrs. & Mr. Carrie WilsonMr. & Mrs. Robert WonesMr. & Mrs. John WoodDr. & Mrs. Ronald W. Zesch

Members for 25+ YearsAnonymousDr. Daniel AaronMr. & Mrs. Richard H. AllenMr. & Mrs. Alfred AmbrosiusMiss Annie W. AndersonMr. & Mrs. Benny A. AndersonMrs. Joseph B. Andrews, Jr.Mr.^ & Mrs. Neil A. ArmstrongMr. & Mrs. Thomas AsburyMr. & Mrs. David P. BarkalowMr. & Mrs. Allan B. BeachMs. Joyce L. BeckMr. Henry J. BehrensMrs. Thomas S. BenjaminDr. & Mrs. Jerome BermanMs. Eliza L. Biederman

David & Elaine BillmireDr. Donald J. BlaneyMr. & Mrs. Robert M. BlattMessrs. David A. Blevens & Robert T. BlevensMr. & Mrs. James L. BlountMr. & Mrs. Raymond H. BoehringerMr. & Mrs. Kenneth R. BorischMs. Eleanor A. BottsDr. & Mrs. Glenn D. BoutilierMr. & Mrs. James P. BruckmannMr. & Mrs. Robert W. BuechnerMr. & Mrs. Louis BuenteDr. & Mrs. Thomas E. BunnellMr. & Mrs. James E. BushmanMrs. Mary V. ButenMrs. Owen B. ButlerMrs. Charlene Cain & Dr. Jacque CainDr. & Mrs. John F. CardosiMr. & Mrs. Scott L. CharltonMr. & Mrs. Robert L. ClippardMr. & Mrs. James W. CochranMr. & Mrs. Robert A. CodyDr. & Mrs. John S. CohenDr. & Mrs. Loren CohenDr. & Mrs. Mitchell B. CohenMr. & Mrs. Earl J. ConklinMr. & Mrs. William A. CottellMr. Roger W. CreasyMr. Ralph A. Damico & Mrs. Darrina Turner DamicoMr. Louis DaunerMr. & Mrs. Robert A. DavisMr. & Mrs. Gerald J. DeBrunnerMs. Lily Ann DeMarMr. & Mrs. Michael A. DickMr. John A. DiehlMr. & Mrs. Wiley DinsmoreMs. Suzanne DunbarMr. Matthew DuvallMr. & Mrs. Herman A. EcksteinMr. & Mrs. John W. EilersMr. & Mrs. Gilbert EisenmengerDr. & Mr. Donna T. EndressMr. & Mrs. Jacob S. EpsteinMr. & Mrs. Sterling EusterMr. & Mrs. Stephen J. FagelMs. Barbara FarberDr. & Mrs. Andrew T. Filak, Jr.Mrs. Harriet A. FinleyMr. Leonard S. FischerMr. John W. Fischer IVMr. & Mrs. John W. Fischer IIIMr. & Mrs. Robert FluhartyMr. & Mrs. George V. FrondorfMs. Geni FrymanMr. Frederic Gahr, Jr.Mrs. Shirley B. GallagherMr. & Mrs. Don R. GardnerMr. & Mrs. Frank Gardner

$1,912,39 0

$3,249,07 0

$427,25 5

$312,03 9

$968,33 7

$61,884

$2,898$247,47 3

$1,000,00 0

$2,000,00 0

$3,000,00 0

$4,000,00 0

$5,000,00 0

$6,000,00 0

$7,000,00 0

$215,88 8

INDIVIDUAL

CORPORATE

PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS

HAMILTON COUNTY LEVY

CITY, STATE, FEDERAL

ENDOWMENT $215,888

CAPITAL $327,275

OPERATING $6,891,048

$15,020

Members for 25+ Years(continued)

Mr. & Mrs. James R. GardnerMr. Harry H. GarrisonDr. Lawrence A. GilbertDr. & Ms. Charles J. GlueckMr. & Mrs. James E. GoldschmidtMr. & Mrs. Thomas W. GoldschmidtMr. Alvin A. GouldDorothy Meakin GrantMr. & Mrs. John H. GrateMs. Deborah Grayson & Mr. Bruce MeizlishMs. Loretta GreenlandMr. & Mrs. Guenther R. HagerMrs. Jan C. HallMr. & Mrs. John W. HancockMr. & Mrs. Alan J. HartmanDr. & Mrs. Jack HazenMr. & Mrs. Charles R. HeathMr. & Mrs. Jack H. HeckscherMr. Donald J. HeimbrockMr. & Mrs. John F. HeinzelmanMs. Mary L. HeiselmannMr. & Mrs. John S. HeldmanMs. Elizabeth HendersonMr. & Mrs. Robert A. HenleyMr. & Mrs. Michael HillMr. & Mrs. Larry C. HyerMr. & Mrs. Paul InderheesMrs. Barbara Jennings & Mr. Martin ShacatMr. & Mrs. Donald P. JonesMr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. JonesMs. Joan KattwinkelMr. & Mrs. James S. KeithMs. Susan KelloggMr. & Mrs. Roy C. KepferleMs. Nancy K. KlapprothMs. Cecilia KloeckerMr. Frank B. KnapkeMs. Judith A. KochMr. & Mrs. Frederick G. KoehlerMr. & Mrs. Dennis S. KoenigsknechtMr. & Mrs. Michael L. KoskyMrs. Mildred W. KuhnMrs. Edwin A. LaBareMrs. John K. LambMrs. Dorothy K. LarssonDr. & Mrs. Robert S. LeakeMr. David S. LearnedMrs. Jean E. LemonMr. & Mrs. Joseph R. LeveeMs. Roberta L. LippelmanMr. & Mrs. Phillip C. LongDr. & Mrs. Richard LongshoreDr. & Mrs. John R. LoughreyMr. & Mrs. Merrel B. LudlowMrs. Janet Lykins

Dr. & Mrs. James D. LytleMs. Brenda MahoneyMr. David MasonMr. & Mrs. R. David MathiasMr. & Mrs. Michael MathisMrs. Robert M. MaukDr. & Mrs. Charles E. McCarthyDr. & Mrs. Richard McFarlandMr. S.W. McIntireMr. & Mrs. Robert J. MillerMr. & Mrs. Akila J. MisaliMr. & Mrs. Frederick Moore, Jr.Ms. Barbara K. MyersMr. & Mrs. John W. NarburghMr. A. Ralph Navaro, Jr.Mrs. Stanley D. NeumannMr. & Mrs. James O. NewmanDr. & Mrs. Melvyn M. NiznyMs. Dorothy A. OechslerMr. & Mrs. Fred W. OliverDr. & Mrs. Edward J. OttenMr. & Mrs. Morris H. PasserMr. & Mrs. Howard P. PecquetMr. & Mrs. J. M. PetitMrs. Charles PopeDr. & Mrs. John F. Popken, Jr.Dr. & Mrs. Martin B. PoppMrs. Esther H. M. PowerMr. & Mrs. Cliff RadelMr. & Mrs. John P. ReadingMr. & Mrs. William L. RederDr. & Mrs. Dillon RhodenbaughMr. & Mrs. Gerhard W. RichterMrs. Barbara J. RiesMr. & Mrs. Stephen W. RindsbergDr. & Mrs. John M. Roberts VMr. Douglas O. RobinetteSnowden & Marianne RoweMr. Paul J. RuffingMr. John E. Ryan & Ms. Joyce DoeringMs. Joyce J. SalingerMs. Patty L. SammonsMr. & Mrs. Frank SchmaltzMr. & Mrs. Christoph R. SchmidtMr. & Mrs. Eugene H. SchmidtMr. Milton W. SchmidtMr. & Mrs. Philip SchmidtMrs. Juliann R. Schmidt Hansen & Mr. Marc F. Hansen, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Arthur K. SchulerDr. & Mrs. G. Alan SchwemleinMr. Eugene A. SchwoeppeMr. F. Peter SeidelMr. David C. Seim & Ms. Juanita DiersingMr. & Mrs. Jon L. SeymourKathryn ShahaniMr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Shannon, Jr.

Mrs. Richard F. ShawMr. & Mrs. John L. ShieldsDr. Siegfried E. Sieber & Ms. J. McCauleyMr. Mark Silbersack & Ms. Ruth A. SchwallieDr. Edward B. Silberstein & Ms. Jacqueline M. MackElizabeth C.B. and Paul G. SittenfeldMs. Patricia A. SongerMr. & Mrs. Tom SperberMr. & Mrs. John StarkweatherMr. Edward L. StephensonMrs. Garrick C. StephensonDr. Mark R. Stephenson & Dr. Carol J. StephensonMr. & Mrs. Bob StevieMs. Elizabeth A. StoneMr. Charles J. Stone & Ms. Kathleen E. SharpMr. & Mrs. Alfred I. Straus IIIMr. & Mrs. Charles M. StrebelDr. & Mrs. Theodore W. StrikerMr. & Mrs. Robert D. SwansonMr. Jerry R. SwormstedtMr. Robert Tait & Ms. Elizabeth TaitDr. & Mrs. Stephen R. ThomasMr. Vernon F. ThomasMrs. Florence E. ThompsonMr. James L. ThompsonMr. & Mrs. John ThompsonMr. & Mrs. William E. TipkemperMr. & Mrs. Maurice B. TobinDr. & Mrs. Thomas ToddMr. & Mrs. Jerry TrefzgerMiss Madge Van Buskirk & Ms. Clara DanticMr. & Mrs. Robert A. VarleyDr. & Mrs. Ronald B. VisscherMr. & Mrs. Albert W. Vontz IIIMr. & Mrs. Paul WagnerMrs. Joan C. WalsonMs. Nancy Lu WaltersMr. Edward R. Walton III & Ms. Patsy A. KellyMs. Pamela D. Wiedeman & Mr. H. Wayne FergusonMr. & Mrs. Robert E. WilliamsDr. & Mrs. Henry R. WinklerMr. & Mrs. John WoesteMr. & Mrs. Don WolnikMr. & Mrs. William WoodsMr. Jonathan WorstellMiss Mariam A. ZabelMr. & Mrs. Clifford Zepf II

^ Indicates member has recently passed away.

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