2016 YEAR IN REVIEW

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Dear Friends,

What an incredible 2015-16! We celebrated 65 years of breathing joy, inspiration, and creativity into schools and reached more students than ever. Thank you for supporting us, whether you included us in your year-end giving, joined us at one of our Impact Breakfasts, or partied with us at Taste the Arts X at The Hippodrome. It was a year I won’t forget! In 1947, Nina Collier attended a chamber concert at the Baltimore Museum of Art and commiserated with a friend because their children could not join them on a school night. Nina asked: Why can’t we bring these musicians into the schools during the day? Nina organized a 20-concert series with three main ingredients that we believe to be the magic recipe that still works:

1. Seek out great artists with a natural ability to inspire and engage students 2. Create an intimacy so there is a real exchange between the artist and students 3. Maintain a commitment to reach children of all backgrounds Nina’s question inspired many. Her music series led to our founding in 1950 and later produced a national movement that now includes a network of 31 independent affi liates.

Asking important questions has fueled our growth and kept us relevant: Why can’t we extend our artists’ reach beyond the auditorium and into the classroom? Why can’t we provide teachers with resources to integrate the arts into academic subjects? Why can’t our artists serve as catalysts for change in our schools?

As you read the Year in Review, we invite you to consider some important questions too: Where do you want to see more students reaching their potential? Where do you want to see vibrant classrooms using the arts to make learning fun?

With your continued support, we will one day reach all Maryland students.

Stacie Sanders Evans Executive Director

Dear Friends,

The cover photo is a topographical map created by the fourth graders of New Market Elementary School (NMES) during a residency with YA artist Pam Negrin. A total of 133 students worked with Pam for eight days, learning about the geography of their home state.

In 2015-16, Young Audiences/Arts for Learning (YA)reached more students with high-quality art programs than ever before. We could not have made this progress without YOU. Thank you!

But we have more work to do. The number of American students who received arts education in childhood has dropped by more than 15% since 1982. Many students today, right here in Maryland, still do not have access to the arts.

Together, we can change this.

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After Stephanie’s son Moseley attended our Summer Arts & Learning Academy, she noticed a change: he was willing to learnand no longer shut down if faced with a challenge. Her aspiration for the future:

“Give more children the same chance [to attend] and help them see learning is amazing!”

YA served 191,253 students, from Pre-k to grade 12, with our programs, which ranged from interactive assemblies to classroom-based residencies. Because of you, we reached over 8,000 more students than the year before!

YA artists traveled to all 24 Maryland school districts to deliver programs to nearly 500 schools and commu-nity sites, providing students with a total of 224,198 learning hours in, through, and about the arts.

YA raised $585,390 to subsidize programs through our urban and rural Access for All initiatives, reaching 85,940 students who otherwise might not have been able to experience the arts. Because of you, we reached 2,300 more low-income students than the previous year!

YA operated another successful Summer Arts & Learning Academy in Baltimore City. We expanded from one to four sites, providing arts-integrated literacy and math instruction to nearly 800 elementary students who were struggling academically.

224,198 HOURS OF LEARNING THROUGH THE ARTS

We are reaching more students andproviding more programming

191,253 STUDENTS

Our impact on STUDENTS

“I never knew that I would be good at poetry, but now I see that it might be my gift.” Aliyah, 4th grade student who attended

our Summer Arts & Learning Academy

Keep scrolling to see the amazing results we achieved last summer!

To address the chronic problem of summer learning loss, YA once again partnered with Baltimore City Public Schools (BCPS) to o� er a free, � ve-week long Summer Arts & Learning Academy for K-5 students who were behind academically. Students participated in arts-integrated math and literacy lessons, co-taught by teachers and YA teaching artists, and arts enrichment classes, which ranged from improv to songwriting to slam poetry. The result: students enjoyed the program tremendously. But more important, we con� rmed this method works! By infusing the arts and making learning joyful, students not only avoid summer learning loss, but, in many cases, make gains.

The results, con� rmed in two separate studies, are signi� cant because summer learning loss—particularly among students at or below poverty level—is among the most di� cult challenges facing the Baltimore school district and other high-poverty schools across the country. An external evaluation of the program revealed that students:

Improved math abilities: 79% of students who attended the majority of the program had a positive change in their math score.

Developed stronger writing skills: On average, students improved their writing skills by 38% in structure and 58% in content.

BCPS conducted its own study. Their results con� rmed that students in our program had less of a summer learning slide than their peers. In fact, students who attended a majority of our program gained 1.8 percentage points on math assessments!

Stemming Summer Learning LossStemming Summer Learning Loss

“The arts offer an extraordinary opportunity, particularly during the summer, to reignite the joy of learning and to set young people on the right course to start the school year strong. These impressive results from Young Audiences mirror findings of the landmark Wallace Foundation study... “

-Matthew Boulay PhD, National Summer Learning Association

1.8 percentage points on math assessments!

“During the summer, Young Audiences reinforces key math and reading concepts through the arts and creative activities – and we’re pleased with the results we’ve seen. When students participate in summer learning programs that help them move ahead or reduce learning loss, they start the school year off stronger.”

-Dr. Santelises, CEO of Baltimore City Public Schools

Training teachers to use the arts creates long-term change within our school systems. If the 1,096 teachers we formally trained in arts integra-tion just this year brought the arts to their students every year for the next 9 years (the average career length of Maryland teachers), we will impact over 266,000 students.

Imagine the result if we are able to provide increased professional development opportunities throughout Maryland!

OUR FUTURE IMPACT

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3,089 Maryland educators bene� tted from our professional development services, including 1,096 teachers who were trained in arts integration.

As the Maryland Wolf Trap a� liate, YA served 56 early learning teachers with 16-session residencies that include embedded professional development, giving them the tools to make their teaching as dynamic and engaging as possible.

We are impacting education in profound ways

3,089 TEACHERS IMPACTED

Our impact on TEACHERS

“As I look back, I am amazed at how much I have learned as a result of the sessions. I feel so much more confident in using the arts to address standards.”

Amelia, Teacher, Highlandtown

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“teachers saw that their students were more capable than they imagined.”

Mary Kate, a teacher from Prince George’s County, said that she noticed a shift in teaching as a result of our residency. On day � ve,

YA employed 157 artists throughout the year, including four new individual artists and two new ensembles that came to us through our new partnership with the Peabody Institute.

Artists collectively earned $1,254,765 through these employment opportunities and provided more than 7,700 arts experiences for students and teachers across the state.

In partnership with Arts Education in Maryland Schools Alliance and the Maryland State Arts Council, YA trained 18 artists through the Teaching Artist Institute (TAI), Maryland’s only training program dedicated to advance the � eld of teaching artistry.

ARTISTS COLLECTIVELY EARNED $1,254,765

18 ARTISTS TRAINED

We are building a diverse community of talentedprofessional teaching artists

Our impact on TEACHING ARTISTS

“I am committed to arts education. It was through the arts that I learned how to improvise, communicate, and imagine. The arts education I received as a child helped shape the person I am today.”

Scott Patterson, musician and composer,

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advance the � eld of teaching artistry.

“TAI forever altered my understanding of what it is to be a teaching artist.

I learned more than I knew there was to know about

arts integration and teaching artistry.”

Drew Anderson, Hip Hop artist, new YA Roster Artist

SUNBURST SOCIETYTransforming LivesChris and David WallaceFueling AchievementCandice and Bill BucknerKathy Dryden and Mark RobinsonTrisha Frick and Alan Ho� Lois and Philip Macht Family Philanthropic FundRandy OsteenKiati Plooksawasdi and Dr. Natalie SukontasupEric PripsteinCreating InspirationSheelagh and Adam AllstonLisa and Rolf ArnesenBonnie Aubuchon and Dave HolmesAl BallardWinnie and Neal BordenJennifer BurdickGina CampbellTea and Kevin CarnellJennifer CarrColleen CashillKen Davies

BOARD OF DIRECTORSThomas J. Sessa – PresidentSheelagh M. Allston – Vice President Eric M. Pripstein – TreasurerRandy Osteen – SecretaryLisa ArnesenBill BucknerCandice BucknerTea CarnellBrett Frazier Alan Ho� E. Scott Johnson Barbara Kesler Sarah MaherLois MarkCecil MartinJulie Medalis Suzanne B. Owens Catherine Pierre Kiatisak PlooksawasdiMark RobinsonChris WallaceJohn C. Williams

EXECUTIVE DIRECTORStacie Sanders Evans

SUNBURST SOCIETY cont’d.Bill EberhartStacie Sanders Evans and Ben EvansDenise GalambosDr. Nancy GrasmickBrenda and Lee HeikkinenCindy and Scott JohnsonNancy Kass and Sean TunisBarbara and Mort KeslerStephanie and Bob KimmonsJason Kissel and Dr. Donald AbramsBarbara and Mitchell KrebsTracy and Cecil MartinDavid McKibbinJulie Medalis and Brian KelleyTerry and Scott PetersonNancy and Victor RomitaMichael and Jen SachsAndrea and Je� SchramTom and Julie SessaMatt and Denise SobocinskiArden and Bobby TraversRandi VegaMark and Sherri WeinmanJohn Williams

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6% Admin6% Admin 13% Fundraising13% Fundraising13% Fundraising 29% Private12% Public12% Public

2015-2016 INCOME2015-2016 EXPENSES

59% Program59% Program

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YA is a sound financial investment.We served as many students as possible with our $2.9 million budget while keeping expenses as low as possible.

Thank you!

$50,000 +The Jacob and Hilda Blaustein FoundationMaryland Department of Business & Economic DevelopmentMaryland State Arts CouncilThe Joseph and Harvey Meyerho� Family Charitable Funds

$25,000 - 49,999Baltimore O� ce of Promotion & the ArtsThe Citizens of Baltimore CountyRobert W. Deutsch FoundationLouis B. II and Josephine L. Kohn Family FoundationThe Harry and Jeanette Weinberg FoundationWright Family Foundation

$10,000 - 24,999The Abell FoundationPaul M. Angell Family FoundationBaltimore Community FoundationThe Henry and Ruth Blaustein Rosenberg FoundationAnnie E. Casey Foundation Family League of Baltimore GEICO Philanthropic FoundationGoldsmith Family FoundationHogan LovellsNancy Peery Marriott FoundationVirginia Cretella Mars FoundationNorthrop Grumman CorporationPNC BankT. Rowe Price Foundation, Inc.The Alvin and Fanny B. Thalheimer FoundationTransamerica Foundation-BaltimoreDavid and Chris WallaceYoung Audiences, Inc.

$5,000 - 9,999Baltimore City FoundationEdward and Ellen BernardBGEBill and Candice BucknerHelen Pumphrey Denit Charitable TrustFeats Inc.Kiwanis Club of Baltimore CityLois and Philip Macht Family Philanthropic FundMcGuireWoods, LLPThe Artistic Insights Fund of the Mid-Shore Community FoundationNorthwest Savings BankRandy Osteen Terry Peterson and Scott Shanklin-PetersonEric PripsteinMark Robinson and Kathy Dryden Ben & Esther Rosenbloom FoundationSandy Spring TrustThe Aaron Straus and Lillie Straus FoundationSylvan/Laureate FoundationAlison Rose Tunis Fund of The Baltimore Community Foundation

to the following supporters who made a tax-deductible gift or grant between July 2015 and June 2016

Thank you

$1,000 - 4,999Kevin and Sally AbellAllegis Group FoundationSheelagh and Adam AllstonRolf and Lisa ArnesenAndrew Baida and Cynthia SpellRobert W. Baird & Co.Al BallardBruce and Polly BehrensNeal and Winnie BordenFrank Brown, Jr. Charitable TrustMona BrownJennifer BurdickCampbell & CompanyVirginia CampbellThe Campbell FoundationKevin and Tea CarnellJennifer CarrColleen CashillCoale, Pripstein & AssociatesCarnell and Dani CooperKen DaviesGeorge DoetschScott DonahooBill EberhartEnterprise Holdings FoundationStacie Sanders Evans and Ben EvansGreg and Christine FahlundBrett Frazier and Anne V. SteckelDenise GalambosThe Harry L. Gladding FoundationSandra L. GodfreyDr. Nancy GrasmickThe Halle Family FoundationDavid and Sonya HannanLee and Brenda HeikkinenHerman, Sessa & Dorsey, LLCAlan Ho� and Trish FrickDave Holmes and Bonnie AubuchonHot August Blues & Roots Festival donorsScott and Cindy JohnsonMichal Roxie JohnsonKaiser PermanenteMort and Barbara KeslerStephanie and Bob KimmonsKinder Morgan Foundation

$1,000 - 4,999, con’t.Jason Kissel and Dr. Donald AbramsMitch and Barbara KrebsCynthia KunclJohn J. Leidy FoundationLifeBridge HealthFred and Alison LohrJoseph and Barbara MaceTim Mace and Bobbi Young MaceBill Magruder and Stanley ScherrBernard and Vivian Manekin FoundationDiane MarkmanMichael and Lois MarkCecil and Tracy Martin George W. McManus, Jr. Foundation Advised Fund of the Baltimore Community FoundationJulie Medalis and Brian KelleyOber I KalerTom and Sue OwensKiatisak Plooksawasdi and Dr. Natalie Nutaporn SukontasupMarilyn PowelDr. Nancy Kohn Rabin and Joel RabinRCM&DTim and Joanne ReganVictor and Nancy RomitaRosenberg Martin Greenberg, LLPRotary Club of Columbia PatuxentJen and Michael SachsJe� and Andrea SchramKatherine SchulzeDavid and Nancy SellmanTom and Julie SessaSigmund and Barbara ShapiroMatt and Denise SobocinskiKimberly StokesMary Jean and Oliver Travers Foundation – in honor of Alan Ho� and Trish FrickDr. Sean Tunis and Dr. Nancy KassAber D. Unger FoundationRandi F. VegaMark and Sherri WeinmanWells Fargo John WilliamsPaul and Dorothy WolmanWolman Family FoundationDebbie Woolley

$500 - 999Michael Booth and Kristine Smets Richard and Kristen ButlerChoice FoundationCook Volkswagen, LLCPeter and Lorraine Doo – in memory of Alison Rose TunisGayle Evans – in honor of Stacie Sanders EvansArthur and Sally GrantGeorge Grose and Amy MachtLara HallJack and Joy HeyrmanHeidi Ho� meisterBetsy HuttarMichael and Whitney LeberVictoria LinkousBill and Laurie MichaelAmy MutchNoble VintnersOrder ProductionsRichard and Gini PattersonScott Plank and Dana DiCarloAdam and Nina RoaRichard and Amy SarverEugene Schnell and Monika Springer SchnellSandy SparksMike and Susan Stein Stover Family FoundationCharles and Cecilia ThompsonJoe TraillTerry and Joy UptonChristie Walsh-MyersFunmi WilliamsonMargot Wolman

$200 - 499Richard BarnsteinEugene Baron and Elizabeth CadwaladerGregory BlakeStephen and Carol BrennanNancy BuckleyJerry and Toni CarrColin Casler and Katie Cooper Christine ChanceSam and Fern CohenSkyler and Tracey CooperDick and Kathleen DeasySteven and Jane Ellen DrakeCarol DupkinRobert C. Embry, Jr. and Mary Ann Mears Buddy and Sue EmersonBetsy FayMichael and Juli FinkelsteinJames French and Martha Holleman – in memory of Alison Rose TunisTimothy and Nicole FunkGerry and Lisa GaluardiVan and Kathleen GardnerDanielle GoldsteinGus and Patricia GramelisBen GreenwaldElizabeth Harber and Henry Kay Trent and Katherine HarrisonBenjamin HarveyLaura and Brian HatcherDavid HaugeDoug and Annie HerbertTricia HinkelMatt Hohner and Jennifer Andiorio Clinton A. Jackson, IVJerry and Lisa JanofskySenator Edward and Pamela KasemeyerMelissa KerchnerSteve and Arlene KeslerDavid Klein – in honor of Elizabeth BoddifordKoumbari, LLCJodi LopianoSarah Maher Dr. Frank C. Marino FoundationJames Mauser

$200 - 499Brian MessickJohn MilanoMike and Dolores Milazzo Network for GoodJerry and Gail OppelFronda Cohen OttenheimerCatherine Pierre and Van SmithStephanie RogersPaul and Beulah SabundayoBuck SandersMary Ann ScullyRachel SengersLori SnyderAndrew Stolbach and Joyce JonesCathleen TigheWashington Capitol Partners, LLCNorris and Walinda WestSteve Ziger and Jamie Snead

$199 and belowKen and Jessamyn AbelRon and Luba AbramsPaul AckermanRichard and Sandra AllenAmazonSmile FoundationAnonymousSteven Attman – in honor of Laurie and Bill MichaelMary Beth BauernschubRandi and Adam BeneschMaria Ben� eldGlenn and Cathy BeyerDavid and Darcy BissetBlackwater DistillingSharan BlohmJames BlumRobert and Barbara BonnellMary BowdenRobert Brown and Cynthia ErnstRuth BushDr. Leon and Celika CaldwellPatrick and Kate Cameron

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$199 and below, con’t. Kortez Graham Micaela GramelisKelly GreenIrv and Nanette GreifFredye GrossArnita GyenyameTeresa HaddoxAnn Hagerty BoyceChe Hale and Debra MathewsJeri HawthorneCaroline HeckerPamela Heckler and Michael LutzAaron HeinsmanDorothee HeisenbergTeresa Elizabeth HeroldKalman and Myra HettlemanDr. Robert HieronimusJoseph HinesNancy R. Hirst – in memory of Ann Barnes CarlsenLeRoy Ho� bergerGreg and Valerie HunterElizabeth Hurwitz – in honor of Tea CarnellScott and Blair IodiceIrlen Visual Learning Center of MDJanet Je� einMark and Teresa JeschkeMarianne JonesJeanie JungLeonard and Gail KaplanDenis and Natalya Khazan David and Jo KendigJack and Lisa KennyBrooks and Denise KitchelMichael and Laura KleinPat KlosRosemary KnowerBlaine KolkerKevin Kronemberg – in honor of Valerie BranchRobert Kryszto� ak – in honor of Paul WolmanDiane LaneGerald and Deborah Langbaum

John LawsonPaul and Jeanie LeeTed and Cecilia LeighKristen Shackelford LessnerMark and Susan LevyHarry and Lynne LipsitzDan and Nancy LongNorma Long and Jan CarverSarah LongJennifer LowryKenneth LundeenJoe MachicoteEric and Brenda MakleAllegra MarquartCraig and Dana MartinJack and Suzanne McClintonDeanna McGillKathy McGinleyKathleen McGonigleRachel McGrainMichael and Jill McNultyTim McQuillanPeggie MedeniacMaria MerrittStan and Laurie MillerMerribeth MorisiMcCammon MottleyJoanne NathansNicole NecklasPam NegrinMartin NibaliKelley OglesbeeEdson OldsDr. Rivka I. OlleyJe� rey Seibel and Fiona OngShane PradaChristina PrattBeth Pripstein – in memory of Edythe Katz, Barbara May and Joanne StathesPhyllis PurnellDr. William A. RichardsJohn RiinaLawrence and Sandra RinckLarry and Jan Rivitz – in honor of Alan Ho�

Our commitment to serving every Maryland student:

Young Audiences is a not-for-pro� t 501(c)(3) organization. Through our fundraising e� orts, we can provide access to the transformative power of the arts to thousands of underserved Maryland students each year.

Our supporters allow us to reach students of every socio-economic background, geographic area, and ability by covering the � nancial gap between what schools can a� ord to pay and what artists need to earn.

If you support arts-in-education programs and want to ensure they are available to all schools and communities, please call 410-837-7577 and let us assist you in making a gift to YA!

$199 and below, con’t.Joann RobinsonBeverly RosenblattEd Rosenfeld and Merry Alterman – in honor of Tricia HinkelLynn RovansekLaure RuthKatharine RylaarsdamSuzanne and Thomas SandersCristina SantosCara SchaeferJerry SchaeferAmy and Mark SchenermanFred and Joan SchockMichelle SchoonmakerSteph SchreckingerRoger SchulmanGeorge and Judi SealCarl and Laura SherinskyJanet SherryDaniel SilvermanDavid SimonLiz Simon-HiggsThe Joseph Smelkinson FoundationCharles Smith and Mary O’Hara-Smith Daniel Smith and Linda Way-SmithLauren SnyderDr. Cli� ord and Bernadette SolomonDr. Neil and Frema Solomon – in honor of Lois and Michael MarkBetty SpearHarry and Anna Maria SpilkerMark Demshek and Irena SteinDavid and Carol SternChris Ann SzepEllen TallesMaria TarmounDan Taylor – in honor of Leah TaylorLindsay TaylorPrince ThomasRuth ThompsonDr. Craig ThorneDavid TomlinsonMindy Trost – in honor of the marriage of David Lindenbaum and Jenny BoyleKennedy and Wanda Waller

James WaltersRita Walters – in honor of Chaz Walters Christopher and Linda WalzLeo Wanenchak and David RuschkeLarry and Randi Waskow Felecia WestJames WillettJennifer Willett Latrona WilsaBeverly WinterSarah WolfendenRex Yung and Marie Danielsson-Yung – in memory of Janes LustgartenJohn Zesiger

Matching GiftsThe Abell FoundationThe Jacob and Hilda Blaustein FoundationAnnie E. Casey FoundationErickson Living Management, LLCExelonPNC BankRosenberg, Martin, Greenberg LLPT. Rowe Price Foundation

Kevin and Sally AbellDr. Donald A. Abrams and Jason KisselSheelagh AllstonMiles and Lisa AndersonJennifer AndiorioMarc and Sandy AppelRolf and Lisa ArnesenNathan BarkAbby BearesBruce and Polly BehrensRandi BeneschGregory BlakeCourtney BlockThe Boddiford-Koras Group at Morgan StanleyCarol BogashDaniel and Kay BroadwaterMichael H. BrodyEmily BrownAdrian BrownLewis BrownBill and Candice BucknerDr. Paul and Laurie BuhrerBrian CainKevin and Tea CarnellGary and Pamela CarrColleen CashillJohn CeschiniChristine ChanceBrian ChappellTracey ClarkMary Ellen CohnCraig CombsConstellation Newenergy, Inc.Dani CooperLaura CriswellPatricia Cruz and Geo� Godfrey Eric DavisNora Roxie DennehyDick and Carole DisharoonKurtis and Meredith DonnellySusan DorseyStacie Sanders Evans and Ben EvansSusan FancherMaria FloresLucia FraserBrett Frazier and Anne V. SteckelThe French CompaniesGreg and Lora GannCathy Elmira GardnerJanet GarmanSara GebaseLaura Getty Yvonne GibsonKelley Giles

Thank you to everyone who purchased tickets or placed a winning bid in the auction. This support directly impacts our programming and the number of students we are able to reach.

John and Margaret Glenn Harriet R. GoldMichael and Dena GordonKiauna GrahamGus and Patricia GramelisBarry GreenbergArnita GyenyameSonya HannanBrittany HarrisonRichard and Jean HartloveBenjamin HarveyJulia P. HatchDoug and Annie HerbertAlan Ho� and Trish FrickJason Hollins and Diana MarkElizabeth HurwitzTim JacobsenPaul JonesSenator Edward and Pamela KasemeyerMort and Barbara KeslerSteve and Arlene KeslerDenis and Natalya KhazanBob and Stephanie KimmonsAri and Amanda KodeckDebbie KolegoDavid Kisloski and Melissa KrafchikMichelle LacroixJulia LassoRichard and Lisa LebovitzCyrus LightfootIrvin LucasM&T Bank Charitable FoundationJoseph and Barbara MaceJoe MacleodSarah MaherJoseph MankoKevin MartinCecil and Tracy MartinRobert C. Embry, Jr. and Mary Ann MearsJulie Medalis and Brian KelleyBill and Laurie MichaelDeanna Miles-BrownStacey MinkTerri Moreland and Jonathan KatzAmy and Paul MurrayIngrid MurrayVicky and Thao NguyenKathy O’DellCharles Smith and Mary O’Hara-SmithWendy Odell MagusKevin OlderRandall OsteenTom and Sue OwensRaynard J. Pack

Marc and Dr. Lillian PailenTierra PatesScott and Alisha Patterson Cory PattersonCheryl PeguesCarrie E. Perkins and Patrick Gardullo Terry Peterson and Scott Shanklin-PetersonCatherine Pierre and Van SmithKiatisak Plooksawasdi and Dr. Natalie SukontasupJessica PorterAndy and Ann PowellMichelle PribulaEric PripsteinAmy PrzywaraLisa RizzoAdam and Nina RoaEd Rosenfeld and Merry AltermanAmy RosenkransPaul and Beulah SabundayoMichael and Jen SachsColby Kimmons SavadoveJohn SchratwieserEarle M. SchulzKatherine SchulzeSeawall Development Company, LLCTom and Julie SessaStanley SheltonEric SiegelKen SkrzeszSally Slinglu� Lori SnyderCynthia L. Spell and Andrew BaidaSandra StevensAndrew Stolbach and Joyce JonesKim SullivanKevin SwearingerJoe A. TaylorNicole ThomasDavid and Joanne TuckerDr. Sean Tunis and Dr. Nancy KassHeather VinsonDavid and Chris WallaceRita WaltersChaz WaltersGloria WardLarry and Randi WaskowAlexcia WattieSandra WattieJohn WilliamsAmy WilsonGeorge and Carol WirthJames WolfSarah B. WolfendenPaul and Dorothy WolmanBobbi Young-Mace and Tim Mace