2007 Highlights - Sacramento Zoo

Letter from the Director and President
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In 10 years, the budget
mission to inspire appreciation for wildlife.
ion and we have invested
has grown from $2.7 million to $4.7 mill
over $5.6 million in capital improvements.
omed new species like Red
With your generous support, we have welc
d lemurs and Coquerel’s
pandas, Giant anteaters, Black and white ruffe
s of Snow leopard cubs,
sifakas. We have celebrated births and hatching
chicks, and our amazing
White-faced saki babies, Thick-billed parrot
tiger cub trio.
e their public debut with
In 2007, the three Sumatran tiger cubs mad
s. Continuing the 80th
leaps and bounds to a crowd of smiling face
ry exhibit of Magellanic
birthday celebration, we hosted a tempora
members. With these two
penguins to the delight of visitors and SZS
rd-setting attendance
great animal exhibits, the Zoo enjoyed reco
e 1990), and record-high
of 538,000 visitors (the biggest year sinc
gate revenue of over $2 million!
and compassionate Board
We are very fortunate to have a dedicated
e in baby tigers, blooming
of Directors and Zoo staff. They take prid
a plethora of events and
tulips, captivating educational programs,
the calls of the laughing
hearing the train whistle compete with
without the support of
Kookaburra! None of this would be possible
our members and friends.
Sacramento community
The Zoo takes great pride in being part of the
the community considers
for 80 years. It is a reflection of the values
to appreciate wildlife and
important. The Sacramento Zoo is a place
pany of family and friends.
nature in a safe environment with the com
messaging, that kind of
In this fast-paced age of sound bites and text
experience can’t be underestimated.
Thank you for making it all possible.
We welcomed the 500,000th visitor for 2007 in
November. Alex and his grandmother (pictured above)
were welcomed by Zoo P.I. and her penguin pals; they
enjoyed a special train ride through the Zoo and were
awarded a one-year SZS membership, Zoofari Market
certificates and special souvenirs.
June 2007 marked the 80th birthday of the Sacramento
Zoo and Herkimer, the Desert tortoise.
Sincerely,
Contents
Mary Healy
Zoo Director/CEO
Stephen S. Brand
Sacramento Zoological Society President
2007 Highlights p 3 & 6
Donors & Sponsors p 4 & 5
Financial Report
p 7
2007 Highlights
A trio of endangered Sumatran tiger cubs made their public
debut Presidents’ Day weekend to the delight of over 11,854 visitors,
breaking the record for the highest-ever attendance over a three-day weekend. The tiger cubs continued to be a popular sight throughout the year,
providing an educational opportunity for children and adults of all ages.
Education programs foster deep connections to the natural world.
Zoo educators inspire students and visitors by creating experiences
that spark passion for wildlife.
umber of Programs Program Name
N
Number of People Attended
7
Tea & Tours
242
8
Family Overnight Safaris
484
40
Summer Camp Classes
642
37
Hip Habitat-Cool Critters
1,234
53
Zoo Preview
3,074
65
Docent Led Tours
2,629
119
ZooMobile
3,405
612
Stage Shows
51,450
1,309
Wildlife Wagon
55,000
1,349
School & Group Fieldtrips
72,563
Our 1 ½-year-old brother and sister lion pair arrived in the
spring. It was a treat for the Sacramento community to have the
opportunity to watch these siblings grow. The male arrived with
only a ruff of fur around the neck and the top of his head, which
fills out as he matures.
Summer Camp classes offer pre-K through 8th grade students
lessons about backyard habitats, powerful predators, African
adventures and rockin’ reptiles through crafts, games, handson projects, and of course, the animals.
The Black and white ruffed lemurs gave birth to their second
set of offspring. The young male quickly adapted to his large
family. His yearling brothers and sister taught him the ropes,
literally. These lemurs are known for hanging upside down by
their feet from treetops or rope.
3
round of applause
Gifts of $100,000 and Above
Estate of Marjorie K. Cohan
Gifts of $25,000 to $49,999
County of Sacramento Dept. of Water Resources
U.S. Bank
Gifts of $10,000 to $24,999
Dorothy R. Jaman
Nacht & Lewis Architects
Sacramento Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
Unger Construction
Estate of Willis A. Young
Gifts of $5,000 to $9,999
Al & Barbara Balliet
Steve & Joyce Brand
Del Taco
Fleet Feet Event Management
William W. Fobes II
Council Member Robert K. Fong
John F. Otto, Inc.
Terry & Penny Kastanis
Leonard & Jill McLeod
RCA Community Fund of the
Sacramento Region Community Foundation
June Reiner
Sacramento Stormwater
Management Program
Service Systems Associates, Inc.
Gifts of $2,500 to $4,999
Anonymous
Katherine Ayers
California Communities
Lois & Grant Chappell
Joy David
Virginia Fleig
Thomas & Linda Friery
Lucy Gebhart
Starr Hurley
IKEA
InterWest Insurance Services
Jenkins Athens Insurance Services
Lori Misicka
John & Susan Nunan
The Sacramento Bee
Starbucks Coffee Partner
Giving Programs
Lux & Robin Taylor
21st Century Insurance
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Gifts of $1,000 to $2,499
Anonymous (2)
Marisa & Michael Alcalay
Maria & Hal Baker
Bill & Kathy Bergan
Arthur & Faye Billings
Barbara & Scott Bonebrake
Bryan & Cristina Bonino
Georgina L. Borton, Ph.D.
M. Carol Brown & Carole F. Nutt
Buehler & Buehler Associates
Scott & Tifany Cannon
Grant Chappell
Chong Partners Architecture
Classic Escapes
Classique Catering
Council Member Steve Cohn
Doc Collins
Gary Conover
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Jay & Diane Corbett
Kelsey Corrick
Michael & Ronnie Corrick
Jennifer H. Crabb & Tony Lauria
Shelley & Bunker Daniels
Gary & Lisa Decker
Diedrich Dierks
DMJM Harris
Downey, Brand Attorneys, LLP
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Economic & Planning Systems, Inc.
Embassy Suites
Eskaton
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Mayor Heather Fargo
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Liz Gibson
Tami & Michael Gill
David & Deborah Gordon
Granite Construction Company
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Mary Healy & Steve O’Brien
Reinhardt Hilzinger & Sharon Zorn
Gail & William Kassis
Robert W. Lemke &
Pamela Beedie
Maita Hyundai-Subaru
Shirley & Thomas Manning
Scott Maxwell
Council Member Kevin McCarty
Mojito, 3-month-old Black & white
ruffed lemur
Christine McGlasson
Anne & Malcolm McHenry
Robert L. McKeown
Merten Family Trust
Joseph & Elizabeth Metz
Meyer Corporation
Kristen L. Meyer
Marcy Meyer
Robert Morgan
Murphy Austin Adam &
Schoenfeld LLP
James & Carlin Naify
Mike M. Namba
Milo Nittler
Derek & Linda Oliver
Oshima & Yee Architects, Inc.
Council Member Bonnie Pannell
Pyramid Alehouse,
Brewery & Restaurant
Rapid Solutions Group
Rex Moore Electrical
Contractors & Engineers
Royal Electric Company
Saca Development
Sacramento County
Sacramento Zoological Society Docent Council
Art & Susan Savage
Reina Schwartz & KT Jorgensen
Council Member Sandy Sheedy
Sandra Shirley
Sierra West Group
Signature Reprographics
Stephen & Marilyn Skinner
Albert & Dorothy Souza
Michael & Kim Stenson
Dr. Jonathan Szymanowski & Teresa Wiley
Council Member Raymond Tretheway
Trexler Insurance & Financial
Turley & Associates / Mechanical Engineering Group, Inc.
Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program - The David & Anne Farris Charitable Fund
Allen & Gina Warren
Wells Fargo Bank
Wells Fargo Foundation
Marty Wilson
Gloria & Donald Yost
Gifts of $500 to $999
Amazon.com
David Asch & Wendy Phoenix
Patti Baggett & Josh Horowitz
Abel & Kathleen Barrientes
Rich Berg
Victor & Karen Binsacca
Thomas & Wendy Birmingham
Robyn Boatwright
Carolyn & Richard Bojé
Jonathan & Lisa Breslau
Alan & Shirley Bridges
Lenna Bright
Capital Engineering
Consultants, Inc.
Delia M. Chilgren
William T. Comstock
Judy & David Covin
Jeffrey M. David & Olivia J. David
Deborah DeatherageHand &
Mark Hand
Linda & Jim DeLong
Geraldine Duvall
Mark & Fran Edelstein
Tad Egawa & Jennifer Chmura
Donna Ellison & Chuck Conley
Sylvia & Douglas Enoch
Nancy & Chris Ermolik
Dr. & Mrs. Murray E. Fowler
Sharon Gerber & Stu Span
Helen L. Hammer, M.D.
Tom Healy
Steve & Rosanne Heipel
Holy Rosary 5th Grade
Class 2006-07
Howard & Katy Hughes
Ralph & Marjorie Koldinger
Gail & Larry Lenhart
Linda & Michael McCurdy
Joan & Greg McGinty
Dr. Lloyd Messersmith &
Mrs. Ruth Messersmith
Charles A. & Ann P. Mower
New Faze
Emerson, 9-month-old Sumatran
Neil & Carole Pfafman
tiger cub
Point West Administrators,
Insurance Services
Resources Law Group, LLP
Inez Clark
Cutler Robinson
J. Richard Clarke
Dr. David M. Sander & Dr. Margaret Ruth & Philip Coelho
E. Parsons Sander
Larry & Jane Cook
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Mark & Kathy Craviotto
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Nancy & William Woodward
James Elam & Dorothy Farol
David & Karyn Wright
Kristin & Mark Enes
Angel & Jeremy Epstein
Gifts of $250 to $499
Michael & Carole Epstein
Anonymous (2)
Kenneth & Nancy Evans
John S. Abele & Elizabeth A. Coyne
Marcia & Donald Fields
Mark & Kandee Acuna
Virginia & David Fleming
Kathleen Ahrens & Thomas Russ
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Mel & Mava Fong
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Harry & Peggy Andersen
Paul & Nancy Frame
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Penny Ayers
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Rebecca Ballew
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Frances Bard
Randolph & Patricia Getz
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Edward Gough
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Lloyd & Delores Bousliman
Jessica & Kurt Graustein
James & Lisa Brabo
Ruth Ann Greer
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Judy & John Gregory
Douglas Brown
The Gualco Group Inc.
Linda Brown
Steve & Tammy Guensler
Valerie & David Brown
Hammers Inc.
Daniel & Rhea Brunner
Steve & Debbie Hammond
Charles & Linda Burkholder
Michael Handel
Don Buxton
Moorea & Russell Harms
Frances Cahill
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Edna J. Caluza
David & Ann Heller
Lianne & Bill Chansler
Carolyn Henri
Erin & John Chester-Bradt
Laurie & James Hensley
Richard & Linda Chin
It is with great appreciation and gratitude that we applaud our generous donors and sponsors.
Thank you!
Eric & Elizabeth Herzer
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Devon Brown
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Gwen Owens
Oxnaes & Associates
Paul Padilla
Bill Palmer
James & Betty Park
Robert & Barbara Perry
Ken & Jennifer Peters
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Michael Polster
Eldred & Violet Presley
Prime Distribution Services, Inc.
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TSquad Touring Company
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Joan Varney
Angela & Peter Verbaere
Very Special Arts
Vic’s Ice Cream
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Clifford R. Vose
Judi Walker
Ward Associates
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Dale & Jane Wierman
Richard & Margaret Willey
Ruth & Nathan Wilson
Leslie M. Wisniewski
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Paul & Helen Zgraggen
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Wildlife Heritage Guild
Shanti, Snow leopard
Claire Kinsley
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Ginger Kuhs
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Meridian Pacific Inc.
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George & Nancy Morrow
Dan Moseley
Deborah Moskovitz
David & Susan Murphy
Ken & Kathy Myers
Otto & Sheilagh Neubuerger
Cyndy & Michael Neuenburg
Neuheisel Law Firm, P.C.
Mary Niederhaus & Kaia Flo
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Deanna Ochoa
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Anonymous (2)
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Sheryl Longsworth
Milo & Jean Nittler
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George H. Smith
Ms. Gladys Vander Graaf
Tributes
In Memory of Kenny Andersen
Harry & Peggy Andersen
In Memory of Jennie Alice Barton
Mr. & Mrs. D. F. Lessiak
In Memory of Nancylee Bland
Jennie A. Barton
In Honor of Kenneth L. Brown
Fred & Julia Andrews
Kevin L. Brown
G. A. Carsley
Lloyd & Donna Hanson
Elaine M. Mitchell
Michelle L. Olson
Connie Rector
Frederick & Janice Smith
Maring & Junia Wager
Michael & Diane Walton
In Memory of Deck Kelley
Janie Spencer
Sarah Walden
In Memory of Joseph Neves
Janet Bollinger
Linda Brandenburger
Judith Embree
Loretta & Bud Powell
Ron & Linda Tochterman
Carolyn & Wayne Willey
In Memory of Gary Nightengale
Anne E. Warner
In Memory of Carl Otto
Marcia Kolb
In Memory of Florence Phillips
Shelley & Bunker Daniels
In-Kind Donations
$500 and above
Melissa Andrews
Anonymous
Tananarive M. Aubert
Aurora World, Inc.
Maria & Hal Baker
Baskin Robbins
Larry Bassham
Paul & Eva Begley
Dave Bender
Steve & Joyce Brand
Camblin Steel Service, Inc.
Jay Cohen
Culinary Specialists
Excel Concrete Finishers
Geraldine Grant & Sabrina Stewart
Allie Huberty
Doug Husak & Star Dancer-Husak
Terry & Penny Kastanis
Lionakis Beaumont Design Group, Inc.
Maloof Sports & Entertainment
Matsuda’s Nursery
MECO Corporation
Mystic Woods
Nanco
Natural Images
New York Bagel Boys, Inc.
Paradigm Winery
Pyramid Alehouse,
Brewery & Restaurant
Michelle & George Raines
Rex Moore Electrical
Contractors & Engineers
River City Glass, Inc.
Royal Headwear
Sacramento Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
Sacramento Magazine
Sacramento River Cats
SAIC
John R. Saldine
See’s Candy Donations Department
Service Systems Associates, Inc.
Sierra Concrete Cutting & Breaking
Sports First
Starbucks Coffee Company
Teichert Readymix
Vendors for Zoos and Aquariums Commiting to Conservation
Windmill Nursery
Media Sponsors
CBS 13
Capital Public Radio
Comcast
CW 31
KBMB 103.5 The Bomb
KCCL 101.9 FM The Wolf
KGBY Y92.5 FM
KHYL V101.1 FM
KJOY 99.3 FM
KMYX Mix 96 FM
KRCX 99.9 FM
KSTE Talk 650 AM
KVIE PBS TV6
KWIN 97.9 FM and 98.3 FM
KXJZ 90.9 FM
KXPR 88.9 FM
KXSE 104.3 FM
News Talk KFBK 1530 AM
PennySaver USA
Radio Disney KIID AM 1470
The Sacramento Bee
Sacramento News & Review
Sacramento Stormwater
Quality Partnership
Every effort has been made to
include all our donors. If, we have
unintentionally omitted someone,
please accept our apologies and
contact our development office at
916-808-8815 or
lclement@cityofsacramento.org.
Beckie, Red panda
In Memory of Jay Fetters
Marion Betz & Joni Martin
Karen L. Cunningham
Dr. & Mrs. Edward L. Gieger, Jr.
Bob & Jane James
Bill & Joyce Koontz
Charles & Barbara Reda
Anne Rudin
Tom & Carol Stanley
P. R. Stark
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2007 Highlights
Zoo volunteers scooped nearly 1,000 gallons of 14 different
flavors of ice cream into 9,000 cups at our annual Ice Cream Safari
fundraiser for over 3,000 guests.
In 2007, the Sacramento Zoological Society’s Conservation Committee
participated in sixteen different projects and doubled its yearly commitment with a total of $9,076 donated to conservation organizations.
One of the Zoological Society’s largest conservation efforts for the past
three years focuses on protecting Grevy’s zebras in Kenya. The Grevy’s
Zebra Trust raises awareness of conservation issues in local Kenyan
communities, monitors animal populations, coordinates productive
partnerships with local organizations, and secures resources for Grevy’s
zebra through holistic management of community rangeland.
Together, 1,363 volunteers donated 29,469 hours of valuable
time and talent maintaining area gardens, educating visitors,
serving on the Board of Directors and helping at Zoo events.
Conservation Projects in 2007
Association of Zoos and Aquarium
Conservation Endowment Fund
Captive Breeding Specialist Group (CBSG)
CBSG Amphibian Ark
Heifer International
Hornbill Nest Sponsorships in Thailand
Ibis Support
International Bird Rescue Research Center
International Snow Leopard Trust
Rainforest Conservation Parking Meter
Madagascar Fauna Group
Northern Rangelands Endangered Species Project – Grevy’s zebra
Pan African Association of Zoos and Aquaria
Sahara Conservation Fund
Zoo Conservation Outreach Group –
Jaguar Field Camera Traps
Riparian Brush Rabbit Recovery Program – providing health care for rabbits in the
central valley recovery program
Giant Garter Snake Recovery Program –
implanting radio transmitters for U.S. Fish
and Wildlife biologists
Other global projects include funding hornbill nest boxes in Thailand, and purchasing
a jaguar camera trap for research at the Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary in Belize.
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A local conservation success involves 78 White-faced ibis chicks and 100 eggs transported to the International Bird Rescue Research Center, from a field in Yolo County
which was about to be plowed under. The Zoological Society and some individual Zoo
staff members helped donate to the IBRRC’s “Adopt an Ibis” program and assisted in the
successful release of 31 birds in the Vic Fazio Wildlife Area.
Financial Report
Statement of Financial Position as of December 31, 2007
2007
Assets
Cash and equivalents
Investments
Accounts and bequests receivable
Prepaid expenses and other current assets
Property and equipment - net
Charitable remainder trust assets
Total Assets
Liabilities and Net Assets
Liabilities
Accounts payable
Payable to City of Sacramento - net
Accrued and other liabilities
Deferred revenue
Capital lease obligation
Total Liabilities
Net Assets
Unrestricted
Temporarily restricted
Permanently restricted
$583,039
$2,733,727
$49,123
$32,603
$4,338,668
$501,463
$8,238,623
$388,316
$20,846
$103,748
$300,750
$ 27,901
$841,561
$5,029,191
$803,738
$1,564,133
Total Net Assets
$7,397,062 Total Liabilities and Net Assets
$8,238,623
Ginger, Sumatran orangutan
Revenue
Visitor Services &
Other Revenue 7%
$352,872
Gate Admissions 42%
$2,278,901
Special Events 4%
$211,607
Expenditures
Animal Care 51%
$2,387,217
Capital
Improvements 4%
$181,557
General &
Administrative 8%
$398,208
Education 3%
$179,545
Marketing &
Development 11%
$507,468
Concessions 8%
$461,113
Bequests 7%
$352,795
Contributions &
Sponsorships 3%
$186,952
City of
Sacramento 13%
$713,375
Memberships 13%
$725,272
Education 10%
$475,573
Visitor & Member
Services 16%
$733,831
This statement presents a brief overview of the Sacramento Zoological Society’s financial activites for the year ended December 31, 2007.
To review a complete copy of the audited Financial Statements and Report of Independent Certified Public Accountants with all accompanying
notes, please contact the Society’s Director of Finance at 916 . 808 . 2684.
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Sacramento Zoological Society
2007 Officers
Steven S. Brand
PRESIDENT
Terry Kastanis
VICE PRESIDENT
Lois Chappell
S E C R E TA R Y
Reina Schwartz
TREASURER
2007 Board Members
Michael Alcalay
Barbara Bonebrake
Jennifer Crabb
William W. Fobes II
Dr. Murray E. Fowler
Patty French
Mary Healy
Jennifer Krengel
Robert Lemke
Gail Lenhart
Christine McGlasson
James Naify
Jeff Schumacher
Jonathan Szymanowski
Lux Taylor
Allen Warren
Leave a legacy that will make a difference in the future
of the Sacramento Zoo.
The Wildlife Heritage Guild is a group of special individuals who
have remembered the Sacramento Zoological Society in their
estate plans. Our nonprofit depends on the generosity of private
contributions from those who value the Sacramento Zoo and its
role in their lives and the community.
For more information on how you can be part of the Zoo’s
future, call the Development Department at 916-808-3713.
The mission of the Sacramento Zoological Society is to inspire
appreciation, understanding and respect for all living things
through stimulating education, wholesome recreation
and innovative species management.