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Cleveland Zoological Society Annual Report • 2006

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FROM THE PRESIDENT & EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

April �8, 2007

Dear Friends –

The Zoo is one of Cleveland’s best civic assets, on track to becoming one of

the top ten zoos in the country. The most popular cultural venue in the area,

the Zoo is a leader in the rich cultural mix that makes Northeast Ohio stand

out as a region with great quality of life.

Best of all, the Zoo Society encourages the Zoo to dream boldly about its

future as a center for conservation excellence. Milestones in 2006 include

a transformative $�-million grant from The George Gund Foundation to green

the Zoo’s newest exhibit, African Elephant Crossing (opening in 20�0).

Also in 2006, we made huge strides in ensuring “Everyone’s Zoo” remains

affordable and accessible to all members of our community. Every year, one

fifth of all visitors attend the Zoo for free or at a deeply discounted rate. All

guests have access to safe green space and family fun along with innovative,

award-winning conservation education programs.

The Zoo Society is committed to providing the margin of excellence that

takes the Zoo from good to great. As the Zoo’s advancement partner, the

nonprofit Zoo Society annually provides �2 to �5% of the Zoo’s operating

budget; secures most, if not all, of the funding for innovative educational

outreach and international conservation programs; and is committed to

seeking 50% of funding for major capital improvements. In 2006, the Zoo

Society raised almost twice as much as in the previous year, while keeping

operating expenses flat.

Pat Mullin, President & Liz Fowler, Executive Director

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We invite all residents of Northeast Ohio to discover what a great opportunity

exists in their own backyard. A community with a great zoo has earned the

right to be proud: of its service to children and families, to wildlife, and to the

future we share.

Thank you for your generosity in sustaining one of the most successful

public / private enterprises in Northeast Ohio.

Patrick S. Mullin Elizabeth T. FowlerPresident, Board of Trustees Executive DirectorCleveland Zoological Society Cleveland Zoological Society

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ENHANCING NORTHEAST OHIO

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The Zoo is one of the most visited attractions in Northeast

Ohio, and at a fraction of the cost for a typical family outing

to an amusement park or sporting event. With �.2 million

annual visitors and �0,000 member households, the Zoo

is one of the top three destinations in the region – including

for-profit venues as well as other cultural institutions.

Beyond providing a fun and educational family outing, the

Zoo and Zoo Society enhance the quality of life and fiscal

health of our region. With an impressive $85-million annual

economic impact, the Zoo and Zoo Society provide jobs,

encourage tourism and boost the local economy, as well

as generate significant economic benefits, returning $5

to the regional economy for each $� invested. As the Zoo

and Zoo Society embark on future projects, programs and

improvements, our economic impact will only increase.

2006 saw the debut of the summer’s successful exhibit –

TOUCH! Amazing Rays & Sharks. This exhibit brought

an ��,000-gallon saltwater pool with barbless rays and

small sharks to the Zoo. Zoo Society members received

free admission to TOUCH! and more than ���,000

members took advantage of this terrific opportunity. Kids

of all ages were able to dip their hands into the pool, feel

the smooth skin of rays and sharks and learn all about

these fascinating underwater species.

For a list of all the Zoo and Zoo Society’s generous

sponsors, see page 2�.

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HIGH-IMPACT SCIENCE EDUCATION

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The Zoo’s Conservation Education Department welcomes

almost �00,000 students every year to Zoo grounds and

engages another 20,000 through off-site and distance

learning programs. With such a large audience, the Zoo has

a remarkable opportunity to teach schoolchildren about

wildlife conservation and their role in ensuring the future

of the planet.

In 2006, the popular Dr. ZooLittle’s Wild Animal Show

went on the road to area schools. Converting this on-

grounds show to an auditorium-based outreach program

was a direct response to schools’ tightening transportation

budgets and teacher requests for science enrichment

programming designed for multiple grades. Zoo educators

presented more than �0 shows to thousands of enthusiastic

schoolchildren and their teachers. Funding for this valuable

expansion was secured by the Zoo Society through a

quarter-million dollar federal grant from the Department

of Labor, Health and Human Services – Funds for the

Improvement of Education.

As the Zoo strives to deliver high-impact education, it

periodically enlists outside experts to evaluate its programs.

In 2006, Dr. Joe Heimlich, professor of environmental

education and interpretation at The Ohio State University

and a senior research associate with the Institute for

Learning Innovation, comprehensively assessed the

Zoo’s education programs. His report documented the

Zoo’s tremendous positive impact and helped articulate

strategies for advancing the Zoo’s conservation mission

and serving teachers’ emerging curriculum needs. Chief

among the trends that Zoo educational programs will

address: critical thinking skills, which translate into

better workforce preparedness and a population that is

conservation sensitive.

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CONSERVATION & SCIENCE

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An expert staff of veterinarians, researchers, behaviorists

and conservationists are the cornerstone of the Zoo’s

nationally recognized Sarah Allison Steffee Center

for Zoological Medicine. Enhanced by funds from the

Zoo Society and generous restricted grants, the Zoo’s

Conservation & Science Program is thriving.

Some of the most exciting conservation projects happen

behind closed doors in the SAS Center. Staff research

informs animal care not only for individual animals at

the Zoo, but also for populations in the wild and in other

Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) institutions. As

a result, this important work is shaping the future of how

zoos work with endangered species.

Leading zoos work to connect their conservation and

research efforts to the world at large. Annually, the

Zoo Society spends about $�50,000 on conservation

initiatives, which are selected or administered by the Zoo’s

Conservation & Science staff. International conservation

grants touch all corners of the globe and strengthen

scientific understanding of some of the world’s most

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The Zoo Society funded several in situ conservation efforts

in 2006, including the Bushmeat Crisis Task Force. The term

“bushmeat” refers to wildlife that is illegally, commercially,

or unsustainably hunted. Commercial hunting for the

meat of wild animals, including great apes, has become

the most significant immediate threat to the future of

wildlife in Africa. The Bushmeat Crisis Task Force (BCTF)

was founded in ���� and Cleveland Metroparks Zoo is a

member of the consortium dedicated to the conservation

of wild populations threatened by commercial hunting.

The primary goals of the BCTF are to focus attention on

the bushmeat crisis in Africa, establish mechanisms for

information sharing, and facilitate engagement of African

partners and stakeholders.

The Zoo and Zoo Society are working together to

raise public awareness of the many challenges facing

endangered species — and to encourage visitors and

members to take action. The Zoo and Zoo Society

are ideally positioned to engage the general public in

meaningful dialogue about the environment, conservation

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ZOOFUTURES – LOOKING AHEAD

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With the support of the Zoo Society, the Zoo has the

capacity to go above and beyond the expectations of most

zoos with state-of-the-art animal care, quality educational

opportunities and worldwide conservation initiatives.

The Zoo Society has taken great strides to ensure the

future of the Zoo. Through the $2-million ZooFutures Fund,

the Zoo Society supports some of the Zoo’s most critical

conservation programs and projects both on-site and in

the wild.

The David Steffee Address is a prime example of ways

in which the Zoo Society is working to improve the future

Zoo. The 2006 David Steffee Address featured elephant

expert John Lehnhardt, VP of Operations at Disney’s

Animal Kingdom, Zoo staff members Dr. Kristen Lukas,

Curator of Conservation and Science, and Alan Sironen,

Curator of Mammals (pictured at left with moderator David

C. Barnett). These experts spoke about how important

the Zoo’s newest project, African Elephant Crossing,

is to the species as a whole and about best practices in

elephant care and conservation.

The intention of the David Steffee fund is to help the

Zoo and Zoo Society create a world-class international

veterinary program. This program encourages serious

dialogue about important conservation issues and is

generously funded by an anonymous donor. This donor

advised fund is $750,000 towards the $�.5-million goal.

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SMART FUN – ENGAGING NEW AUDIENCES

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(l. to r.) Phil Woodcock, Zoo Director Steve Taylor, Sarah Taylor, Elvis impersonator, trustees GiGi Benjamin and George Coakley at Twilight at the Zoo, presented by Huntington

(l. to r.) Trustee Allan & Judy Krulak and Fred & Debbie Birk at ZippityZooDoo

(l. to r.) Jim & Ellen June Cowher, Zoo Director Steve Taylor and Karen Wilber at Animal Attractions, presented by CHASE

(l. to r.) Trustees Brent Buckley, Lee Friedman, Dave Janus & Jim Malz at Tails + Cocktails, presented by FirstMerit

Throughout the year the Zoo Society introduces

audiences to the important work of the Zoo, educates

them about our shared wildlife conservation mission and

provides one-of-a-kind Zoo experiences.

The Zoo Society’s main fundraisers – Twilight at the Zoo

and ZippityZooDoo – are some of the most successful

and popular in Cleveland. In 2006, Zoo Society special

events raised $800,000 in support of our mission.

The wildly successful tasting Tails + Cocktails premiered

in 2006. Comprised of three events throughout the

year, Tails + Cocktails combines food and beverage

samplings with fun and educational behind-the-scenes

tours and presentations.

ZooKeepers’ Circle, the Zoo Society’s VIP Membership

Program, is yet another way we engage and educate

audiences. Exclusive tours are held throughout the

spring and summer and members who are at the $�,000

level and above are invited to our Annual ZooKeepers’

Circle recognition event. This reception also welcomes

and thanks charter members of the Zoo Society’s planned

giving club – ZooFutures. We are grateful to these generous

supporters for including us in their estate plans.

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CIVIC PARTNERSHIPS

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Together, the Zoo and Zoo Society are a leading example

of a thriving public / private partnership. Cleveland

Metroparks governs the Zoo and — through its countywide

levy — funds 60% of day-to-day operations. This stable

baseline support allows the Zoo and Zoo Society to pursue

the innovative conservation, education and community

initiatives that distinguish leading zoos.

The Zoo and Zoo Society are founding members of

Biodiversity Alliance, a collaboration with the Cleveland

Museum of Natural History and Cleveland Botanical Garden.

In its first year of operations, Biodiversity Alliance hired

a full-time coordinator, Dr. Cathi Lehn (pictured at left)

and identified several ways to work together, including

initiatives in butterfly conservation and teacher workshops.

Ultimately, the vision of the Alliance is to become a national

center of excellence for research and conservation that

models how to leverage the considerable scientific and

educational resources of the partner institutions.

The West Virginia white butterfly is a fragile species

whose future is in doubt due to forest fragmentation and

invasive plants. Biodiversity Alliance staff and partners

are monitoring the butterfly’s habitat and behavior, while

eliminating garlic mustard, the invasive plant threatening

the species’ survival.

Ohio Zoo Consortium, another successful partnership,

pools the efforts of Ohio zoos to encourage support at

the state and federal level and to build public awareness

of our conservation education programs. Statewide, Ohio

is fortunate to have five impressive zoos all working to

communicate the importance of wildlife and wild places.

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THE ZOO’S BIGGEST SUPPORTER

With the largest and most loyal membership base in Northeast Ohio, the Zoo Society enhances its support for the Zoo every

year. The Zoo Society’s fundraising and advocacy programs — including Membership, ZooKeepers’ Circle, Adopt an Animal,

Memorial / Tribute Gifts, Corporate Membership and Special Events — consistently raise approximately $� million on an

annual basis, which is used to advance our shared wildlife conservation mission.

Committed to maintaining annual support for the Zoo while also raising half of all major capital improvement funds, the Zoo

Society is currently focused on African Elephant Crossing. The community has begun to embrace this important project

and, as of year’s end, more than 50% of needed funds have been committed.

In the vanguard of exhibits nationally, African Elephant Crossing brings together best practices in animal management,

conservation education and research. This strategic expansion of the Zoo’s commitment to African wildlife will transform the

entire front entrance of the Zoo, quadruple the indoor and outdoor space for elephants and position Cleveland as one of only

ten zoos in the nation with breeding capability.

Scheduled to open to the public in 20�0, African Elephant Crossing will serve as a point of pride for our community for

decades to come.

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African Elephant Crossing got a bit greener in

2006 with the news of a $�-million grant from The

George Gund Foundation to incorporate green building

principles. The Zoo team will work with exhibit architect

CLRdesign, and local engineering firm Osborn, to

ensure LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental

Design) opportunities are maximized. Exhibit plans

include a sophisticated water reclamation system

which, despite the increase in pools for the elephants,

will save thousands of gallons of water annually. For

visitors, the central “meeting place” will feature a solar

demonstration project, while interactive education

stations and programs will invite visitors of all ages

to learn about People and Elephants Living Together: A

Delicate Balance of Survival.

In 2006 the Zoo Society’s campaign for African

Elephant Crossing received a tremendous shot in the

arm with a $�-million grant from The Kelvin & Eleanor

Smith Foundation. “This gift will not only provide a more

natural and appropriate setting for our elephants and

their visitors, but will also facilitate worldwide research,

conservation, and educational opportunities,” said Smith

Foundation President Ellen Stirn Mavec.

Elephants – The Next Big Thing

“African Elephant Crossing is a worthwhile project and an important step in the Zoo’s effort to become one of the best zoos in North America. Cleveland

should not settle for anything less.” – Steve Taylor, Zoo Director

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Assets 2006 2005

Current Assets $5,���,��8 $�,8��,205

Office Equipment at cost, less accumulated depreciation �5,�80 6�,�5�

Long-term Assets 6,�8�,�6� �,5��,��2

Total Assets $�2,��0,�8� $8,��6,7�8

Liabilities and Net Assets

Current Liabilities

Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses $2�2,�76 $�5,0�7

Amounts due to Cleveland Metropolitan Parks District

Operating Agreement 566,�67 55�,8�7

Capital Campaign �,770,750 8�,�6�

Long-term Liabilities

Amounts due to Cleveland Metropolitan Parks District

Capital Campaign �,5��,6�8 -

Liability under split interest agreements 66,6�2 �28,�8�

Total Liabilities �,���,7�� 8��,707

Net Assets

Unrestricted

Board-designated �,050,��8 �,7��,�8�

Undesignated 2,8�6,6�6 2,552,0��

Total unrestricted 6,886,75� 6,2��,��8

Temporarily Restricted 75�,82� 750,�8�

Permanently Restricted 6�2,08� 56�,�60

Total Net Assets 8,280,656 7,605,0��

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $12,430,389 $7,605,041

Support and Revenue 2006 2005

Membership $2,��2,566 $2,25�,�66

Individuals, corporations, foundations & grants �,�5�,7�0 �,�26,856

Capital Campaign �,55�,8�� �6�,060

Special events 7�7,868 7��,6�8

Investment Income 655,2�5 �58,5�0

Change in value of split interest trust agreements 50,506 (5,��0)

Change in value of beneficial interest in perpetual trusts 78,72� (�,057)

Total Support and Revenue 8,82�,�80 �,���,5��

Expenses

Program Services

Cleveland Metropolitan Parks District 5,6��,�6� 2,�50,206

Membership 826,8�� 826,2�6

Conservation Projects 8�,0�0 85,0�7

Management and General �0�,��2 2�0,86�

Fundraising* �,�2�,5�6 �,055,�82

Total Expenses 8,��5,865 �,707,7��

INCREASE (DECREASE) IN NET ASSETS 675,6�5 2��,85�

Net assets at beginning of year 7,605,0�� 7,�7�,�82

Net assets at end of year $8,280,656 $7,605,041

Condensed Statement of Financial Position (Dec. ��, 2006 and 2005)

Condensed Statement of Activities (for the years ended Dec. ��, 2006 and 2005)

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Strengthening the Zoo –Generating the Margin of Excellence

On average, of the Zoo’s $�7M operating budget, public support accounts for 60%. The margin of excellence derives from donor and member contributions.

In 2006, 80% of Zoo Society expenditures directly supported mission-critical programs, services and capital improvements.

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Ms. Laura A. DavisMr. Joe Drago and Ms. Darleen M. PriceMr. and Mrs. Robert U. FeinSusan B. GascoigneMarguerite B. HumphreyThe Janus FamilyBill and Jo Ann KahlDaniel and Carol KlimasBud LeziusKim and Tom LittmanJames M. and Sonia MalzMr. and Mrs. Thomas B. McGowan IIIMs. Susan B. MurphyPatricia J. O’Donnell and Bruce E. GaynorLucy, Henry and Walker PopkoMr. and Mrs. Roger F. RankinMr. and Mrs. David A. RobertsonMr. and Mrs. David and Laura SangreeJohn and Barbara SchubertSteve and Sarah TaylorMrs. and Mr. Iris J. Vail

In Memory of Leonard M. VonBenkenMr. and Mrs. James A. Young, Jr.

$2,500+Susan and Darrell AustinMs. Ginny BertramMr. and Mrs. David BiadaApril and Craig BoiseJennifer and Sean BoyleGary D. BrengartnerThe John and Barbara Burns FoundationIn Memory of Gerald N. CannonDane and Dottie CarneyTaylor and Marilyn ClarkMr. and Mrs. George S. CoakleyMr. Jeffrey L. ContiniDoug and Karen CooperMr. and Mrs. William Cushwa, Jr.Ms. Joy M. FredaLee FriedmanIn Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Edward and Gladys GruberMr. and Mrs. Bruce G. Higley

African Elephant Crossing$1,000,000+The George Gund FoundationThe Kelvin and Eleanor Smith Foundation

$250,000+The Hershey FoundationThe Walter E. & Jean C. Kalberer Foundation

$200,000+Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. HorvitzJP Morgan Chase

$100,000+William E. Harris Family Fund

$50,000+Liz and Chuck EmrickCarol and Graham HallHenkel CorporationThe Edwin D. Northrup II FundMr. and Mrs. John TanisMr. Morton J. Weisberg

$25,000+Applied Industrial Technologies, Inc.The William Bingham FoundationMuffy and Jim BolandMr. Brent M. BuckleyMr. and Mrs. Dennis R. BurnsideDBJ FoundationMr. and Mrs. Louis FodorForest City Enterprises Charitable Foundation

Lubrizol FoundationOatey Co.Robert S. and Sylvia K. Reitman Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Steve SpilmanMs. Billie Howland Steffee

$10,000+Gordon and Cathy AnholdMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. BiggarMr. and Mrs. Jack L. Brown, Jr.Carfagna Family FoundationMichael and Jennifer CoganMr. and Mrs. John FlammangMr. and Mrs. Christopher M. GormanThe Mary A. and Thomas F. Grasselli Endowment FoundationMr. and Mrs. Sean P. HennessyThe Higley FundIn Memory of Christopher A. JonesE. Gary and Mary Lynn LaughlinIn Memory of Dorothy M. MarcusMr. and Mrs. Patrick S. MullinThe Murphy Family Foundation in Memory of Jane BrooksMr. and Mrs. David L. PughRob and Kris RogersMr. and Mrs. John A. Switzer

$5,000+Ms. Virginia D. Benjamin and Mr. Philip WoodcockMr. and Mrs. C. Perry BlossomMr. and Mrs. John J. Boyle

The Zoo Society received its largest-ever

corporate gift in 2006. JPMorgan Chase

announced a $200,000 pledge to the African

Elephant Crossing Campaign. The corporate

sector has begun to wrap its arms around the

campaign, thanks to championship gifts like

CHASE’s and to the leadership of the Corporate

Committee, chaired by Trustees Mike Cogan

and Dennis Burnside. “The corporate community

must embrace this project as it has huge

economic impact and educational opportunities

that will last for generations,” said Malz. Thank

you CHASE for helping lead the charge!

Sonia & Jim Malz, CHASE’s Northeast Ohio Region President

Investing in a Civic AssetDollar for dollar there is no better philanthropic

investment than the Zoo. Contributions to the non-

profit Cleveland Zoological Society further the Zoo’s

mission to improve the future for wildlife, help provide

the best in animal care, maintain and improve the

Zoo’s exhibits, educate children about wildlife, and

support conservation and research projects locally

and around the world.

The Cleveland Zoological Society is proud to

recognize the following donors. Their generous

contributions underwrite the degree of excellence

that marks Cleveland Metroparks Zoo as one of the

top zoos in the nation.

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Ned, Karen and Emma HillKen and Patti JackoKaczmar Architects Inc. / Stan and Terry KaczmarBernard and Nancy KarrCollin and Linda KniselyDr. and Mrs. Robin B. LakeMr. and Mrs. Joseph J. MahovlicDavid and Bernadette MastMr. and Mrs. David P. O’BrienMr. and Mrs. David W. PancoastTony and Claire PaskevichMargo and David PetlowanyBarry and Maribeth RobinsonJacob and Marjorie RosenbaumLarry J. SantonEdward and Ellie SeligmanLynne Shields, Ph.D.Mr. and Mrs. Scott SmithJoe and Donna SuerthGregory C. ThompsonAugust L. and Shirley J. TischerRobert and Ruth TuttleMrs. Nancy WamsleyMr. and Mrs. Michael WolfThe Wohlfeiler FamilyBetty and Don Zgonc

$1,000+Mr. Leonard BenkoWilliam and Irene BostelmanMr. and Mrs. Richard ClarkPeter W. DanfordDr. and Mrs. Walter H. DimlingMr. and Mrs. Thomas G. FowlerJohn and Kathy FraylickEve HigginsMr. and Mrs. Allan KrulakMr. and Mrs. Robert LugibihlDarlene Evans McCoyThe Nicholson FoundationBarbara B. O’ConnorDrew T. ParobekMr. and Mrs. Kim S. SchrockMrs. Michelle Ryan Stewart and Mr. Mike Stewart

Robert and Diane WalcottMs. Jean Wright

$500+Mr. Charles E. Bergstresser and Mr. Brandon BergstresserRachel Y. DanielMs. Sally EverettMr. and Mrs. Donald M. Jack, Jr.Ms. Nancy JagerDrs. Carrie and Michael RubinMr. and Mrs. James C. WallaceZarnick Family Foundation

Zoo Education, Conservation and Research Project Support$90,000+The George Gund Foundation

$50,000+DominionMrs. Margaret ScottMichael Talty and Helen Talty Charitable Trust

$30,000+Almera Biddulph Reitz Foundation

$10,000+Anonymous

$7,500+The William J. and Dorothy K. O’Neill Foundation, Inc.

$5,000+Columbus Zoological Park AssociationFirstMerit Bank, N.A.Norton Family FoundationThe Billie Howland Steffee Family Fund

Baker & Hostetler LLPThe George W. Codrington Charitable FoundationDeloitte & Touche LLPDollar BankDominionFindley Davies, Inc.Forest City Enterprises Charitable FoundationThe Hankins FoundationHoopoe SafarisJochum-Moll FoundationJones DayLifop Advertising/Royal PetLubrizol FoundationMcDonald Hopkins Burke & Haber Co., LPAMcGeanThe Sydell L. and Arnold M. Miller Family FoundationMulti-Care ManagementOhio LotteryPrince & Izant Co.Reminger & Reminger Co., LPARoyal PetFred E. Scholl Charitable FoundationThe Sherwick FundSwagelok Co.University Hospitals Health System $3,000+AnonymousAleris International Inc.Cereality Operators, Inc.Cohen & CompanyConvention & Visitors Bureau of Greater ClevelandWilliam E. Harris Family FundHylant GroupKeyCorpKPMG LLPLorain National BankMedina BlankingMidwest Wine & SpiritsNesnadny + SchwartzParker Hannifin FoundationSt. Lawrence Steel Corp.The Sunflower GroupTransCon Builders, Inc.Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease LLP $2,500+The Bonne Bell Family FoundationCalfee, Halter & Griswold LLPCharter One BankCitigroupCleveland Browns, Inc.The Cleveland CavaliersEdward Howard & CompanyErnst & Young LLPFederated Systems GroupThe Harry K. and Emma R. Fox Charitable FoundationGrant Thornton LLPKirtland Capital PartnersLakepoint Investment PartnersMcDonald Financial Group

Roger J. and Madeleine L. Traynor Family FoundationUnited Black Fund of Greater ClevelandThe Zoological Society of the Palm Beaches

$2,000+The Laub Foundation

$1,500+Kent State UniversityLake County Captains

$1,000+Mr. James A. Attwood, Jr. and Ms. Leslie Kim WilliamsMs. Laura A. DavisMr. and Mrs. Thomas LeidenOhio Professional Horsemen’s AssociationMrs. Marion L. ParmeleeThomas C. and Sandra S. Sullivan Foundation

$500+AramarkMount Union College

Corporate and Foundation Annual Support$50,000+Fifth Third Bank, Northeastern Ohio

$25,000+The Boston Beer CompanyHuntington National Bank $20,000+Buckley King LPAGiant Eagle, Inc.Howard Hanna Smythe Cramer $15,000+FirstMerit Bank, N.A.Northern Trust Bank FSB - Ohio $10,000+AT&TCHASECity of ClevelandDBJ FoundationDiscount Drug Mart, Inc.Dodd Camera & VideoThe Walter E. & Jean C. Kalberer FoundationLotte Schreiber Pinkus Memorial Philanthropic FundThe S. K. Wellman Foundation

$7,500+AnonymousNational City Corporation

$5,000+The Ruth and Elmer Babin Foundation

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The McGinness FoundationMetroHealth SystemOatey Co.Oswald CompaniesSky BankTaft, Stettinius & Hollister LLPThompson Hine LLPTire KingWeston Hurd LLP

$2,000+Cleveland Wire Cloth & Mfg. Co.Columbus Zoological Park AssociationFord Motor CompanyThe Henry and Eugenia Green Family Foundation, Inc.Robert E. Hanes Gift FundFred A. Lennon Charitable TrustPernod Ricard U.S.A.Robin Industries, Inc.The Helen F. & Louis Stolier Family Trust

$1,500+The Anderson-DuBose Co.Chilcote CompanyClassic Escapes, Inc.FirstEnergy FoundationFodor Realty CompanyMirifex Systems LLCNACCO Industries, Inc.Philips Medical SystemsPricewaterhouseCoopers LLPStahre & Adie, Inc.The Billie Howland Steffee Family FundSTERIS CorporationTodd Associates, Inc.

$1,000+Beverage Distributors, Inc.Blue Point Capital PartnersCleveland City ForgeCymaron FoundationFirstEnergy Corp.Girl Scouts of Lake Erie CouncilGeorge M. and Pamela S. Humphrey FundIMGThe Mandel Family FoundationMussun Sales, Inc.Sam’s ClubTeamsters Local Union No. 507

$500+CLRdesign, Inc.Gould Inc. FoundationThe Robert Kaplan Family Foundation, Inc.Merrick HouseRichland Newhope CenterNovelty VenturesThe William J. and Dorothy K. O’Neill Foundation, Inc.Edward R. & Jean Geis Stell Foundation

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Matching Gift CompaniesAetna FoundationAmerican International GroupAT&TAutomatic Data Processing, Inc.Barnes Group Foundation, Inc.Black & Decker CorporationThe Chase Manhattan FoundationCIGNA Matching Gifts ProgramCommunity Partnership ProgramComputer Associates International, Inc.Dominion Resources Services, Inc.Eaton CorporationEnergizerFederated Systems GroupFirstEnergy FoundationFM GlobalGlaxoSmithKline FoundationBF Goodrich FoundationJohn Hancock Financial Services, Inc.IBM CorporationIMGJohnson & Johnson Family of CompaniesKeyCorpLubrizol CorporationLyondell Chemical CompanyMcMaster-Carr Matching GiftsMerrill Lynch & CompanyMoen IncorporatedMorgan StanleyNACCO Industries, Inc.National City CorporationNordson Corporation FoundationNorthern Trust Bank FSB - OhioPfizer FoundationPPG Industries FoundationProgressive Co.The Prudential FoundationThe Quaker Chemical FoundationRockwell International CorporationSaint-Gobain Performance PlasticsCharles Schwab Corporation FoundationThe Stanley WorksStarbucksThe Cleveland-Cliffs FoundationUBS Matching Gift ProgramUnited WayWachovia Foundation Matching Gifts Program

Major In-Kind DonorsAlpine SpringsBlue Canyon RestaurantBrokaw

Carrabba’s Italian GrillCleveland Coca-Cola Bottling CompanyCrowne Place Cleveland City Centre HotelFat CatsFat Fish BlueFireHoliday Inn Lakeside City CenterJohnny MangoMcHale & Koepke CommunicationsNorthern Ohio LiveOrlando Baking Co.Rapid Mailing ServicesRiver Oaks Racquet ClubSage BistroScene MagazineCharles Scott SalonsSweet Mosaic Inc.Tanglewood Country ClubWatt Printers

Individual Annual Support$10,000+Karen and Alan Wilber

$5,000+The Ruth and Elmer Babin FoundationMr. and Mrs. Laurence BartellMr. and Mrs. William E. ConwayMr. and Mrs. Harlan E. ShermanMr. and Mrs. Steve SpilmanMr. Morton J. Weisberg

$2,500+Mr. and Mrs. Sean E. BoyleMs. Susan Cannon and Mr. David CannonMr. and Mrs. Charles R. Emrick, Jr.Ms. Lynn M. FordMr. and Mrs. Michael J. HorvitzMr. Carl LeziusCreighton B. Murch and Janice Smith MurchMr. and Mrs. Robert W. OsickaMr. Anthony R. Petruzzi and Mrs. Colleen PetruzziMr. and Mrs. Thomas SeitzMs. Billie Howland SteffeeMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey SvecMrs. and Mr. Iris J. VailMr. and Mrs. Seth WhiteFrances R. Zverina $1,000+AnonymousDavid and Wendy AbramczykMs. Janet G. Ackerman and Mrs. Carol JudgeMr. Warren E. AndersonMs. Patricia Barz, Esq. and Mr. Herbert P. Weidemann, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Noel BeckerMs. Vanessa Behrend and Mr. Robert Ellis

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Ms. Virginia D. Benjamin and Mr. Philip WoodcockMs. Ginny BertramMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. BiggarDr. and Mrs. Jeffrey BlumerMr. and Mrs. William H. Bostelman, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas BrackettMr. Gary D. BrengartnerMr. and Mrs. Jack L. Brown, Jr.Mr. Brent M. BuckleyDr. John F. Burke, Jr. and The Honorable Nancy A. FuerstMr. and Mrs. Dennis R. BurnsideMr. Wayne BushekMrs. Marilyn CallalyMrs. Austin B. ChinnMr. and Mrs. Richard ClarkMr. and Mrs. George S. CoakleyMr. and Mrs. Michael A. CoganDr. and Mrs. Herschel CohenMr. and Mrs. Douglas O. CooperMr. and Mrs. James E. CowherMr. and Mrs. Gail F. DaviesMs. Laura A. DavisMs. Dawn Dowling and Mr. Derek KaesgenMr. Michael V. DzurillaDr. and Mrs. Josef EdelsteinMr. and Mrs. Robert U. FeinMr. and Mrs. John FlammangMs. Lee FriedmanMr. and Mrs. Stephen J. GangMr. and Mrs. Richard R. GascoigneMr. and Mrs. Gerald H. GordonMr. and Mrs. Christopher M. GormanMs. Ann E. GrissDr. and Mrs. Laurence K. GrovesMr. and Mrs. David GrubbCarol and Graham HallMrs. Nancy HansenMr. and Mrs. Jeremy HiltonMr. and Mrs. Richard R. Hollington, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. HostofferMrs. Marguerite B. HumphreyMs. Julie Jones and Ms. Caleyn JonesMr. and Mrs. Theodore T. JonesDr. and Mrs. Eric Kaiser

Mr. and Mrs. Mel KaminsDr. and Mrs. James T. Kelly, Jr.Mrs. Alan J. KichlerMr. and Mrs. Jim KilmerMr. and Mrs. Michael KimmelDan and Carol KlimasDoug Kline and Tim HomanDonna M. Koler and Alex I. KolerMr. and Mrs. Scott E. KreidlerMr. and Mrs. E. Gary LaughlinMs. Shirley LavalliKim and Tom LittmanJackie and Chuck LurieMr. and Mrs. Joseph J. MahovlicMrs. Carlos A. MaldonadoJames M. and Sonia MalzDr. and Mrs. Randall E. Marcus, M.D.Mr. and Mrs. David MastMr. Alexander Mathieson and Ms. Cynthia GilesMr. and Mrs. Bob MerckleMr. and Mrs. Ray MillerMs. Victoria R. MooreheadMr. and Mrs. Gary OateyMs. Patricia J. O’Donnell and Mr. Bruce E. GaynorMr. Richard D. OrrMr. John L. ParkerMr. and Mrs. Roger F. RankinMs. Janet RaposeMs. Sarah M. RayburnMr. and Mrs. Robert S. ReitmanMr. and Mrs. Barry RobinsonMr. and Mrs. Richard P. RogelMr. and Mrs. Robert J. RogersMr. and Mrs. Robert E. RossMr. and Mrs. W. Neil RossboroughMr. and Mrs. Daryl J. RothenfeldMr. and Mrs. Scot RourkeMr. and Mrs. Robert G. RuhlmanMr. and Mrs. John E. RupertMrs. Barbara D. Salsbury and Ms. Sara TartagliaMr. Larry J. SantonMs. Margaret SaundersMr. and Mrs. Stanley K. SchneiderMrs. Carolyn P. Seelbach

Jackie and Chuck SimonDr. and Mrs. Robert L. SmithScott and Lorie SmithMs. Ann SnyderMiss Patricia A. Stealey, JDMr. and Mrs. Ron StegensMr. and Mrs. Donald W. StrangJoe and Donna SuerthMr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Sullivan, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Gary SutherlandMr. and Mrs. John TanisSteve and Sarah TaylorMr. and Mrs. Gregory C. ThompsonAugust L. and Shirley TischerFran and Don WillisMr. and Mrs. James A. Young, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Donald ZgoncZoo Friends - Anonymous

$500+Mr. and Mrs. David J. AboodMr. and Mrs. Fred AntoliniMr. and Mrs. Dennis BartelMr. Charles E. Bergstresser and Mr. Brandon BergstresserMr. and Mrs. Craig BevanMs. Joanne Beyer St. Clair and Ms. Carolynn SteindlMr. and Mrs. Timothy BihnMr. and Mrs. Francis BlaschkaMr. and Mrs. Michael BorchardtMs. Jennifer BrainardDr. Gregory C. BrantDr. Eugene Britton and Ms. Gina LalloDr. Barbara Brown and Dr. Steve WardMr. and Mrs. Richard BrownMr. and Mrs. Richard C. BullMr. and Mrs. Donald L. ButlerMr. Gerald F. Cannon and Ms. Kathy BeckettDane and Dottie CarneyMs. Betsy ChenMr. and Mrs. Richard ChoderaMs. Kathryn Cleveland and Mr. Will ForsythMr. and Mrs. Jeff CoharaMrs. Cecile M. Coleman and Ms. Jane MarekMr. and Mrs. Anthony ColnarMr. and Mrs. Dennis ConradMr. Jeffrey L. ContiniMr. and Mrs. Richard A. CooperMr. and Mrs. Joseph CoyoteMrs. Frederick C. CrawfordMr. and Mrs. William Cushwa, Jr.Mr. Peter W. DanfordMr. and Mrs. James V. Debevec, Trustees of The Frances and James S. Lausche FoundationMr. and Mrs. Dale A. DeGirolamoMr. and Mrs. William J. DerrerMs. Carol D. Deunk and Mrs. Kay DeunkDr. and Mrs. Walter H. DimlingMr. and Mrs. David Doutt

Dennis E. Duck, Jr. and Lori RodriguezMr. David L. EllisMr. and Mrs. Thomas FecklerMr. and Mrs. Terrence P. FergusMr. and Mrs. Steven FeskoMr. Richard Fox and Ms. Judy A. FoxJohn and Kathy FraylickMr. and Mrs. Gregory D. FriedmanMr. Robert Friedman and Ms. Elizabeth MacGowanMr. and Mrs. Douglas FriedtMr. and Mrs. John J. GasparovicEdward R. & Jean Geis Stell FoundationMs. Tina Geffert and Mr. Mark GeffertMr. and Mrs. Jim GilbrideMs. Barbara PetersonMs. Fiona Green and Mr. Matthew B. GreenMr. and Mrs. Raymond L. GrellMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. GriffithMr. John J. Gromofsky and Ms. Mary A. ChaferMs. Sherry Hall and Mr. Michael ReulbachMr. and Mrs. Bobby G. HarklessMr. and Mrs. William HarveyMr. William Henry and Ms. Lela DaverioEve HigginsMs. Mary Lou HowardMr. and Mrs. John HughesMr. and Mrs. Donald M. Jack, Jr.Ken and Patti JackoMr. and Mrs. James W. JaroszewskiMs. Nancy R. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Robert A. JonesMr. and Mrs. Steven D. JonesMr. and Mrs. Donald W. Junglas, M.D.Mr. and Mrs. Stan KaczmarMs. Janet KappusDorothy A. KeckMs. Lynne A. KingMr. and Mrs. Fred KlotzmanMs. Josephine Kobus and Mr. Richard Oglio, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. James KreinerHal and Susan LaPineMr. and Mrs. Craig H. LathamMr. and Mrs. Donald LatoreMr. and Mrs. John LitwinowiczMr. and Mrs. George LocheRobert and LaVerne LugibihlStephen and Nancy MarkusMr. and Mrs. Charlie MasekMr. and Mrs. Robert E. Mathews IIMs. Alexandra J. Maver and Ms. Stephanie MaverMr. and Mrs. James MayMs. Kathleen MayherMr. and Mrs. Mark MazzoneMr. and Mrs. Leonard McKinney, IIIMr. and Mrs. Harold MinoffMr. Richard C. Moore and Ms. Carol L. SmithMs. Sharon Mulligan

Life Trustee Joe Mahovlic presents trustee Billie Steffee with a plaque honoring her continuing commitment to the Zoo Society.

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Pauline SnyderDonna TamoneyBarb VonBenken

In Memory of:Jayne BaloghNorma BassRobert BrennerChuck BrinkhoffHugh CallalyGregory DemkoJoseph Louis FortunaDorothy GehlfussRobert “Tom” HartmanDavid J. KahounLillian KelleherCharles Taylor KnowlesMartin KristLenny LuxenbergMichael MegyesiCharlotte MichakJoAnn L. MoyerDavid J. NattNancy StearnsThe Mother of Loreli Stein-SaperWendi TovancheBetty WalkerWedgeRuth WrightHelen Zolidis

*deceased

Ms. Sandra MurphyMr. and Mrs. Attila NemethMr. Gary M. NovotnyMs. Michelle M. Orenick and Ms. Anita T. OrenickMr. and Mrs. Tony PaskevichMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. PauerJenny and Tony PelcicMr. and Mrs. David PetlowanyMs. Charlene Phelps and Ms. Nancy A. GorenshekMs. Geralyn A. Prince and Ms. Nancy J. StrunakMs. Sandra PrinceLinda and Victor ProsakMr. Jeffrey PryMrs. Alfred M. RankinMr. and Mrs. Russell ReckerMr. and Mrs. Bill RiccioMr. and Mrs. Pieter RileyMr. and Mrs. Saul RiveraMr. and Mrs. Jacob I. RosenbaumMrs. Michelle Ryan Stewart and Mr. Mike StewartMr. and Mrs. Fred RzepkaMr. Mark J. Salling and Ms. Cindie Carroll-PankhurstMr. and Mrs. William S. SandersMr. and Mrs. William SchulzMs. Janet C. H. ScottMr. and Mrs. Ronald J. SekerakJodi ShankweilerMs. Lynne ShieldsMr. and Mrs. Tim SkolaMrs. Mary Soos and Mr. Scott SoosDr. and Mrs. Scott SpencerMs. Pandora E. SprachmannMr. and Mrs. Howard F. StirnMs. Patricia Straley and Ms. Kay GrumbachBud TalbottMr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. TaylorMr. and Mrs. Robert TuttleMr. and Mrs. Mark R. Van PeursemMrs. and Mrs. Peter VasickaninMr. Jerry Vessalo and Mr. Scott VessaloMr. John A. Veverka and Ms. Lisa LiebenThe Reverend and Ms. Robert WalcottMr. and Mrs. James C. WallaceMs. Kirsten West and Mr. Brian BarthelmanMr. Dickson L. Whitney, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. David WilkinsMr. and Mrs. Claude WilsonMs. Anna Mary WintonMr. Charles Wu and Mrs. Annette KyprianouMr. and Mrs. Alan YanowitzMr. and Mrs. Tom YourichMrs. Genny Zarnick and Ms. Lisa KysclaMrs. Barbara E. Zelley

Adopt an Animal Donors$10,000+Karen and Alan Wilber

$1,000+ Mrs. Marilyn CallalyMr. and Mrs. Charles D. Hamm, Jr.Ms. Jessica LevCharmaine and Bill Riccio

$500+ Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Bartholomew, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey BlumerMr. and Mrs. Mark S. BurdMr. Jeffrey L. ContiniMr. and Mrs. David CorradoMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey DaberkoMs. Kathleen HendonMr. Ferdinand P. JerebMs. Lynne A. KingMr. and Mrs. Donald LatoreMr. and Mrs. James E. LoveMs. Brenda Miller and Mr. Thomas Thiffault, Jr.Mr. Gary M. NovotnyMs. Michelle M. OrenickMr. and Mrs. Daryl J. RothenfeldJohn and Sally SchulzeMr. and Mrs. Ron StegensJoe and Donna SuerthMr. and Mrs. Alfred WermanMrs. Susan A. Williams and Mr. Gage WilliamsRichard and Mary Lynn WillsMr. Charlie ZappolaFrances R. Zverina

ZooFuturesAnonymousMs. Mollie E. AlstottFrederick C. Badt Testamentary TrustMr. and Mrs. Laurence BartellMr. and Mrs. Noel BeckerBeth Brandt SersigEstate of Helen E. BrownDr. and Mrs. Herschel CohenMr. and Mrs. James E. CowherMrs. Frederick C. CrawfordMr. John D. DalyMr. and Mrs. Charles R. Emrick, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Ronald V. EstesStanley and Florence (Klier) Fassett Memorial FundDonna FlammangMs. Agnes GasoEstate of Rudolph GobMs. Luella A. GoldenbogenMrs. Graham HallMrs. Ralph HollanderMs. Elvira HovanMr. Edward J. LautnerBud LeziusMr. and Mrs. Charles N. MandtDr. Randall E. MarcusMrs. Marion L. ParmeleeMr. Alfred M. Rankin*

This list represents donors of $500+ cumulative giving between January �, 2006 and December ��, 2006. The contributions supported a variety of Cleveland Zoological Society fundraising programs and special events. To provide updated information or to make a gift, please call (2�6) 66�.6500 ext. ���0 or email Info@ClevelandZooSociety.org.

Almera Biddulph Reitz FoundationMr. and Mrs. Bill RiccioEstate of Eleanor M. RieckMr. and Mrs. Carl RispoliMr. and Mrs. Daryl J. RothenfeldMr. and Mrs. Jack W. RuthMr. Larry J. SantonMs. Emily SapacianuCharles W. Saunders Charitable TrustVivian H. Schulze TrustMs. Brenda SchusterMr. John A. Sims, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. SneadMiss Patricia A. Stealey, JDEstate of Theodore R. SteckMs. Billie Howland SteffeeMr.* and Mrs.* Alexander ThielMr. Gerald A. TuroczyRobert and Darci UsherMrs. Leonard VonBenkenMr.* and Mrs. Robert York WhiteMr. Donald WoodcockMr. and Mrs. Donald Zgonc

Honor and Memorial GiftsIn Honor of:Penny & Albert BushmanZachary Alexander CastoJoseph & Michele GolobWilson & Tori LambertDr. Fletcher Reynolds, II

(l. to r.) Laura Mock, Mary McMillan, Cathy Anhold, trustees Gordon Anhold and Jeff Biggar, Molly Perkins, Jake Perkins, Suni Coerdt and Nicholas Anhold moving flamingos to Waterfowl Lake.

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Cleveland Zoo SocietyBoard of Trustees

Robert S. Reitman,* Chairman EmeritusGeorge S. Coakley, ChairmanPatrick S. Mullin, PresidentCollin K. Knisely, TreasurerJames M. Malz, Secretary

Elizabeth T. Fowler, Executive Director**Steve H. Taylor, Zoo Director**

Virginia D. BenjaminMuffy BolandBrent M. BuckleyDennis BurnsideMichael A. CoganDan KlimasBruce G. Popko, Jr.Robert J. RogersLorie H. SmithLauren Spilman

Executive Committee

Executive Committee (l. to r. back row) Zoo Director Steve Taylor, Pat Mullin, Collin Knisely, Dennis Burnside, Rob Rogers (l. to r. front row) Lorie Smith, Muffy Boland, Liz Fowler and GiGi Benjamin

Trustees Barry Robinson & Gordon Anhold

Executive Director Liz Fowler & Trustee Rob Rogers

Life Trustees Carol Hall & Nancy Tanis at Touch!

Gordon AnholdSusan D. AustinPamela H. BlossomApril BoiseMary O. BoyleSean E. BoyleMarilyn K. BrownMarilyn R. ClarkRachel DanielSteven J. DemetriouSally Everett*Robert FeinDonna FlammangLynn M. FordGregory D. Friedman*Lee FriedmanSusan B. GascoigneChristopher M. Gorman Don GravesCarol Hall*Sean P. HennessyBruce G. HigleyEdward W. Hill, Ph.D.Marguerite B. HumphreyRichard B. JacobsDavid J. JanusBill KahlAllan KrulakMary Lynn LaughlinCarl Lezius*Thomas N. Littman

Joseph J. Mahovlic*Randall E. Marcus, M.D.Bernadette M. MastDarlene Evans McCoyRosanne M. OateyDavid P. O’BrienPatricia J. O’DonnellDaniel J. O’Loughlin*Drew T. ParobekClaire PaskevichRoger F. RankinCiCi RileyJean RobertsonBarry RobinsonJohn E. Rupert*Brooke SpectorskyBillie SteffeeMichelle Ryan Stewart John A. SwitzerNelson S. Talbott*Nancy Tanis*Gregory C. ThompsonRobert J. VadasIris J. Vail*Jim WallaceMorton J. WeisbergDickson L. WhitneyJames A. Young, Jr.

*Life Trustee**Ex-Officio

CLEVELAND METROPARKSBOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS

David W. Whitehead, PresidentWilliam J. Ryan, Vice PresidentFred Rzepka, Vice President

Staff: Vern J. Hartenburg, Executive Director/Secretary

Executive Director Elizabeth T. FowlerDirector of Finance & OperationsMary McMillanDirector of External RelationsTara TurnerManager of Major & Capital GiftsFiona GreenCorporate Giving CoordinatorLisa M. FosterSpecial Events CoordinatorRachael FullerWeb & Graphic DesignElizabeth ThibodeauxExecutive Assistant & Board LiaisonMary Ann Nofel

Adopt and Memorial CoordinatorKim ConradExternal Relations SpecialistLinda StokowskiMembership & Development AssistantsDebby AlbersMelissa PerryMartina TakacSue TeckmanOn-Site Sales RepresentativesLucky BirtDenise DoronyPat EvilsizerPat FineganStella KlaschShirley Steiskal

STAFF

Trustees

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Annual Report 2006Editorial: Lisa M. Foster

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