2015 All For The Match Report
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2015 All For The Match Report
ALLFOR THEMATCH FUNDRAISING UPDATE FROM OUR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR... Do you consider yourself a patron of the arts and humanities? The history of patronage dates back hundreds of years and was long considered a requirement for advancement in social status. Michelangelo’s patron was Pope Julius II, Beethoven composed many works for Archduke Rudolph and as recently as the 1940s Aaron Copland’s Appalachian Spring was commissioned by the Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Foundation at the Library of Congress. Humanitarians had their patrons as well. Galileo’s academic pursuits were supported by the Duke of Tuscany, Ferdinando I de’ Medici. Take a moment and suppose that the works and ideas from these minds had not been given the opportunity to unfold through the encouragement, trust, and funding of their patrons. Would we then live in a world that didn’t know Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony or wasn’t graced by the majesty of the Sistine Chapel ceiling? Erika Overturff, Founder and Artistic Director of Ballet Nebraska Photo by Jim Williams The Nebraska Cultural Endowment is proud to provide long-term, sustainable financial support to Humanities Nebraska and the Nebraska Arts Council. From these two respected organizations, humanitarians and artists alike are provided the tools and the platform to create, think, and perform and Nebraskans across the state are the beneficiaries. As we wrap up our current $5,000,000 campaign in 2016, we look to patrons throughout the state to help us confirm our commitment to the growth and importance of arts and culture in every community. The All for the Match campaign has $300,000 remaining to reach its goal with a 4:1 matching grant that challenges us to seek funding from Greater Nebraska. Additionally, every dollar donated to the Cultural Endowment is matched, dollar-for-dollar, by the state’s public fund, more than doubling every gift. In these remaining months we call on your generosity to help us see to fruition the creation of these two $10,000,000 funds from which the earnings will benefit Humanities Nebraska and the Arts Council for generations. Only time will reveal the merits of our investment, but I cherish the potential and thank you in advance for your patronage. Marian Fey Executive Director, Nebraska Cultural Endowment marian@nebraskaculture.org NCE LEADERSHIP In my role as Board President, I believe the Nebraska Cultural Endowment plays a vital role in the sustainability of the arts and humanities throughout our state. I support the NCE’s unique public-private partnership that assures future funding for increasingly essential arts and humanities programs and organizations which impact the lives of all Nebraskans. The Endowment is an important tool for donors to leverage the impact of their gifts through matching state funds. Your contributions provide funding both today and for generations to come. The Nebraska Cultural Endowment is making Nebraska a better place to live. Thank your for your continued support. Jeremy Otth and Mia Halloran at Omaha Jitterbugs’ 13th annual Jamborama Jazz & Swing Dance Weekend Marc LeBaron Board President BOARD OF DIRECTORS David Buntain, Blair Jack Campbell, Lincoln – Member Emeritus LaVon Crosby, Lincoln – Honorary Chairman Robert (Bob) Culver, Omaha Michelle Dudley, Norfolk Terrence (Terry) Ferguson, Omaha – Member Emeritus Carey Hamilton, Bellevue – Secretary Candy Henning, Lincoln Stephen C. Homan, Kearney Margaret Hornady, Grand Island Julie Jacobson, North Platte Rachel Jacobson, Omaha Marc LeBaron, Lincoln – President Karen Linder, Omaha Melissa Marvin, Omaha Robert (Bob) Nefsky, Lincoln Murray Newman, Omaha – Treasurer Don Pederson, Lincoln – Member Emeritus Charles Shoemaker, Hastings D. David Slosburg, Omaha Christopher Sommerich, Lincoln Richard Vierk, Lincoln – Vice President Suzanne Wise, Omaha Donna W. Woods. Lincoln Marian Fey – Executive Director Erin Sample – Communications & Office Manager ADVISORY BOARD Kit Dimon, Lincoln Gloria Dinsdale, Omaha J. Robert Duncan, Lincoln Carol Gendler, Omaha Sharon Marvin Griffin, Omaha Maryanne Harry, Denver Don Hinds, Fremont Hod Kosman, Scottsbluff Karen Levin, Omaha Jack Maddux, Wauneta Earl Mitchell, Norfolk Anne Nelson, Council Bluffs, IA Gretchen Peters, Gering Paula Pflueger, Norfolk Eileen and Rob Raun, Minden Sue Renken, Lincoln Martha and Wally Richardson, Lincoln Trixie Schmidt, Lincoln Rhonda and Jim Seacrest, Lincoln Todd D. Simon, Omaha Jeffrey Sotzing, Fullerton, CA Ann and Gene Spence, Omaha Rita Stinner, Gering Sue and Tom Tallman, Lincoln Fred Teller, Hastings Charles Trimble, Omaha Mary Vaughan, Broken Bow John F. Wiederspan, Lincoln Gail Walling Yanney, Omaha Lori Williams, Norfolk The Nebraska Cultural Endowment has become increasingly vital to Humanities Nebraska as we work to provide all Nebraskans with access to high quality, educational programs involving history, literature, culture, and other areas of the humanities. The Cultural Endowment enables us to fund many of the grants we provide to local organizations offering programs to their communities. It helps us provide easy access to entertaining and educational speakers on many different topics, reaching tens of thousands of Nebraskans of all ages and walks of life every year in schools, libraries, senior centers, museums, and other public venues. And it has been critical to our ability to grow the Prime Time Family Reading Time program for underserved children and families. The cultural life of Nebraska is truly stronger thanks to the Nebraska Cultural Endowment and all who support it. Humanities Nebraska’s “Capitol Forum on America’s Future” participants – Lincoln, 2016 Chris Sommerich Executive Director, Humanities Nebraska (RIGHT) Historian David Reynolds at the Governor’s Lecture in the Humanities – 2015 Omaha (BELOW) 2014 Nebraska Chautauquans – Scottsbluff-Gering Photo by Bill Peters Thanks to the Cultural Endowment the Nebraska Arts Council has been able to increase its support of arts organizations statewide by 40%. It has also become a catalyst for our long term investments in education. Thanks to the Cultural Endowment, the Nebraska Arts Council was able to financially support the development and implementation of state curriculum standards in the fine arts, which will have a positive impact on our children well into the future. It also has made it possible for more exhibitions and performances to reach school children, particularly in rural areas where experiencing professional arts activity is limited. Noel Larrieu as Sancho, Cork Ramer as Miguel de Cervantes, and Steve Krambeck as Horse in “Man of La Mancha” at the Omaha Community Playhouse – 2015 Suzanne Wise Executive Director, Nebraska Arts Council (RIGHT) Omaha Conservatory of Music at St. Augustine Mission School on the Winnebago Reservation near Sioux City DISTRIBUTION GROWTH Since the first distribution in 1999, the Nebraska Cultural Endowment and its matching state fund have contributed more than $8,400,000 to the Nebraska Arts Council and Humanities Nebraska for arts and culture grants and programs throughout the state. You can find the 2015 audit and 2015 IRS 990 on our website: NebraskaCulturalEndowment.org Peru State College’s production of “Ain’t I A Woman” Peru, 2016 THANK YOU TO THE “ALL FOR THE MATCH” CAMPAIGN DONORS CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED BETWEEN MAY 1, 2013 & DECEMBER 31, 2015 Colleen & George Adam, Hastings Marian & Andy Andersen, Omaha George & Josie Anderson, Hastings Carl Armstrong, Grand Island Ed & Meta Armstrong, Grand Island James & Jerri Arndt, Grand Island Sara & Steve Arnett, Wood River Pam Baker, Lincoln Andrew & Winifred Barrows, Hastings Fredda M. P. Bartenbach, Grand Island Robert & Barb Bartle, Lincoln Chris & Judy Beutler, Lincoln Elaine Buescher, Omaha David Buntain & Laura Meyer, Blair Sue & John Burns, Norfolk David & Kimberly Cantral, Kearney Kristi Hayek-Carley & Matt Carley Judy Chaloupka, Scottsbluff Stan & Cindy Christensen, Norfolk Toba Cohen-Dunning, Omaha Creigh Family Foundation, Lincoln Frances J. Cronin, Grand Island LaVon Crosby, Lincoln Dr. Debra Ann Reilly-Culver & Robert Culver, Omaha Jim & Julie Curry, Norfolk Donald M. David & Margaret Hornady, Grand Island David Clark Framing, Lincoln Tammy & Brandon Day, Norfolk Chip & Lisa DeBuse, Lincoln Jean Detlefsen, Lincoln Jennifer S. Dewalt, Norfolk Dillon Foundation, Lincoln Cindy & John M. Dinkel, Norfolk Gloria & Roy Dinsdale, Omaha Kim West Dinsdale & Tom Dinsdale, Grand Island Sandy & Kate Dodge, Omaha Roger Doerr, Hastings George Dudley, Norfolk Bob & Michelle Dudley, Norfolk Ronald & Sandy Eakes, Grand Island Annette Eisenhart, Culbertson Janet & Carl Eskridge, Lincoln Becky & Mike Evers, Kearney Terrence & Catherine Ferguson, Omaha Marian Fey, Omaha Angie Fischer, Omaha Five Points Bank, Grand Island Dr. & Mrs. Don Foote, Hastings Kay Fowles, Grand Island Janet & Jerald Fox, Kearney Mitzi Fox Estate, Albion David & Linda Gardels, Omaha Carol Gendler, Omaha Joan Gibson & Donald Wurster, Omaha Ken Gnadt, Grand Island Kurt Goetzinger, Omaha Brent & Patty Gollner, Hastings Virginia Good, Grand Island Grand Island Community Foundation, Grand Island Sharon Marvin Griffin, Omaha Dr. David & Dr. Aileen Gruendel, Grand Island Patti Gubbels, Norfolk Kurt A. Haecker, Grand Island Brian & Carey Hamilton, Grand Island Mikala Harden, Omaha Sandy Harrach, Scottsbluff Maryanne & Robert Harry, Denver, CO Debra J. & Timothy Hart, Omaha Donna & Tom Hastings, Hastings Tami & Jerry Hellman, Kearney Mary & Tom Henning, Kearney Thomas & Candy Henning, Lincoln Heidi Hermanson, Omaha Dale & De Etta Hill, North Platte Linda Hillegass & James McKee, Lincoln Don & June Hinds, Fremont Christie Hirschfeld, Kearney Shari Hofschire, Omaha Holland Foundation, Omaha Joyce & Jim Holtmeier, De Witt Steve & Jeni Homan, Kearney Jane Renner Hood, Lincoln Susan & John Hoppe, Lincoln Ellen & Jason Hornady, Grand Island Andrew & Ellan Hove, Lincoln Humanities Nebraska, Lincoln Jerry Huse, Norfolk Julie & Michael Jacobson, North Platte Rachel Jacobson, Omaha Nelle & J.P. Jamison, Lincoln Julie & Dr. Chris Johng, North Platte Ree & Jun Kaneko, Omaha Richard & Audrey Kauders, Kearney Ruth & James H. Keene, III, Omaha Robert L.and Rossell Kelley, Scottsbluff Dianne Kennedy, Lincoln Doug & Louise Kent, Scottsbluff Dr. Don & Pat Kingsley, Hastings Mike & Carol Kleppinger, Hastings Robin & Ann Koozer, Hastings Hod & Willa Kosman, Scottsbluff Jane & Pete Kotsiopulos, Kearney Debbie Krambeck, Omaha David & Vicki Krecek, Omaha Lynette Krieger, Hastings Kathleen & Kirk Kuszak, Papillion Marc & Kathy LeBaron, Lincoln Martin Lelugas, Omaha Karen Levin, Omaha Ellen & Charles Lierk, Alliance Lincoln Financial Group, Omaha Karen & James Linder, Omaha Dr. Edward & Cheryl Lockwood, Hastings Maddux Cattle Company, Wauneta Christine Basque Malloy & Sean Malloy, Omaha Melissa Marvin & Geoffrey Hartig, Omaha Matt Mason, Omaha Rebecca & Rick Matticks, Hastings Toni Mayer, Grand Island Sherry McClymont, Holdrege Jan & Scott McKenzie, Omaha Marilyn & Earl Mitchell, Norfolk Sara Morris, North Platte Tamara Morris, Aurora Maxine & Francis Moul, Lincoln Mary Ellen Mulcahy, Greeley Bob Murphy, Hastings NAC Development Corporation, Omaha Nebraska Chamber Players, Lincoln Robert & Mary Nefsky, Lincoln John E. & Judy Nelson, Omaha Michael Nevrivy, Hastings Sharee & Murray Newman, Omaha Helen M. & Robert Nichols, Brock Marilyn Nielsen, Hastings Kris Nolan Brown, Grand Island North Platte Telegraph, North Platte Dr. Tim & Molly O’Holleran, North Platte Mary Lainson & Jorn Olsen, Hastings Omaha Area Youth Orchestras, Omaha Omaha Gives! Omaha Community Foundation, Omaha Don & June Pederson, Lincoln Dr. John & Cathy Pershing, Hastings Bill & Gretchen Peters, Gering Paula Pflueger, Norfolk Robert A. Phares, North Platte Marilyn & Paul Phillips, Scottsbluff Esther Jones Pilster, Omaha Emily Poeschl, Omaha Dr. Oliver & Karen Pollack, Omaha Adam Price, Omaha Pam & Henry Price, Grand Island Walter H. Radcliffe, Lincoln Rob & Eileen Raun, Minden Ann K. Rawley, Lincoln Bob Reeker, Lincoln Jeanne & John Reigle, Madison Lynn Roper, Lincoln Jacquelyn Rosenlof Estate, Kearney Amy Sandeen, Hastings Jack & Judy Sandeen, Hastings Matthew Schaefer, Lincoln Jim & Kristi Scheer, Norfolk Ed & Margaret Schlachter, Hastings Trixie Schmidt, Lincoln Heather & Bryan Schneider, Omaha Joe & Sandy Schon, Scottsbluff Sandra Schroeder, Norfolk Nancy & Jack Schwertley, Norfolk James & Rhonda Seacrest, Lincoln Dr. Jerry & Mary Seiler, Hastings Karen & Kevin Shinn, Lincoln Julie & Phillip Shively, Aurora D. Charles Shoemaker & Lynne Friedewald, Hastings Shoemaker Family Foundation, Inc., Hastings Fred & Eve Simon, Omaha Slosburg Family Charitable Trust, Omaha Annette & Paul Smith, Omaha Bruce I. & Judy Smith, Grand Island Nana Smith & JB Milliken, New York, NY Tom C. & Lisa M. Smith, Lincoln Pamela Hilton Snow & Marcus Snow, Ashland Vicki & Christopher Sommerich, Lincoln Gene & Ann Spence, Omaha Merle Stalder, Salem Anthony F. & Katherine Starace, Lincoln Roger & Liana Steele, Grand Island Sue & Larry Steele, North Platte Mary & John Steiner, Hastings Susan Surber, Norfolk Suzanne & Walter Scott Foundation, Omaha Phyllis Swigart, North Platte Mary Talen, Omaha Tom & Sue Tallman, Lincoln Fred & Lorraine Teller, Hastings Ric & Patricia Teller, Santa Clarita, CA Daniel & Lisa Thayer, Grand Island Heather Thomas, Lincoln Red & Jann Thomas, Omaha Susan Thomas, Omaha Art & Carol Thompson, Eagle Charles & Anne Trimble, Omaha Truhlsen Family Foundation, Inc., Omaha Larita & Thom Van Boskirk, Gering Mary & Jerry Vaughan, Broken Bow Mary Linnea Vaughan, Hastings Richard & Karen Vierk, Lincoln Jennifer Wallace, Omaha Kent & Susan Warneke, Norfolk Norbert Wenzl, Grand Island Kathryn White, Omaha Judy & Ross Wilcox, Lincoln William R. Patrick Foundation, Omaha Scott & Lori Williams, Norfolk Suzanne Wise, Lincoln Tim A. Wojcik, Grand Island Mrs. S.N. Wolbach, Grand Island Woods Charitable Fund, Inc., Lincoln Henry C. Woods III, Lincoln Thomas C. Woods IV, Lincoln Donna Woods & Jon Hinrichs, Lincoln L. Bruce & Judy Wright, Lincoln Reven & John Wright, Kearney Paul & Linda Younes, Kearney Mark Young & Susan Koenig, Grand Island Scott & Reba Zana, Grand Island These donors have made planned gifts or have included the Nebraska Cultural Endowment in their estate plan: Harold W. and Marian B. Andersen, Omaha Jack and Sally Campbell, Lincoln J. Robert and Karen Duncan, Lincoln The estate of Mitzi Fox, Albion Pamela H. and Marcus J. Snow, Ashland Janice and Don Hinds, Fremont Jane Renner Hood, Lincoln Ellen and Charles Lierk, Alliance Robert L. and Mary E. Nefsky, Lincoln Sharee and Murray Newman, Omaha Help the Nebraska Cultural Endowment complete the All for the Match campaign in 2016. All gifts are matched dollar-for-dollar by the State of Nebraska and, through September 2016, gifts are matched again by a private Omaha foundation, more than doubling your donation. Mail your tax-deductible gift to: Nebraska Cultural Endowment 1004 Farnam Street Plaza Level Omaha, NE 68102 Online: NebraskaCulturalEndowment.org (ABOVE) LUX Center for the Arts – Lincoln Thank you for ensuring the growth and sustaining support of the arts and humanities in Nebraska. Ann O’Hara, Omaha The estate of Jackie Rosenlof, Kearney John F. and Nancy J. Wiederspan, Lincoln Prime Time Family Reading Time at Omaha Public Library’s Charles B. Washington branch – 2014 Photo by Pamela Hilton Snow Nebraska Cultural Endowment | 1004 Farnam St., Plaza Level, Omaha, NE 68102 402-595-2722 | info@nebraskaculture.org /NebraskaCulturalEndowment @NebraskaCulture NebraskaCulturalEndowment.org