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The Urban Gateway to Nature and Science { A MODERN FIELD GUIDE } Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum Chicago Academy of Sciences 2009-2010 ANNUAL REPORT for year ending June 30, 2010 the year in numbers 20 years that Science On The Go!, the Nature Museum's flagship education program, has brought science and nature into classrooms 100 145 Regal Fritillaries were triumphantly released at the Paintbrush Prairie Nature Preserve by Museum scientists 602 people attended the documentary Lords of Nature: Life in a Land of Great Predators and ensuing panel discussion runners and walkers took part in Go Go Green, the city's most eco-friendly race 1,689 people who participated as citizen scientists in Project Squirrel our mission The Chicago Academy of Sciences and its 25,000 51,232 people came to the November through April Green City Market dollars were raised at 170,699 the third annual Helios Bash Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum create a positive relationship between people and specimens were inventoried nature through collaborations, education, by Nature Museum 230,000 research and collections, exhibitions, and Collections staff public forums that fosters urban connections to our region's nature and science. specimens comprise the Academy's collections field guide (n) : an illustrated manual for identifying natural objects, flora, or fauna in nature : a book designed to help the reader identify objects of natural occurrence from the museum leadership children on field trips or leading summer camp, Nature Museum educators succeed at cultivating the innate sense of wonder for nature and science that resides in each child. The Exhibitions and Public Programming team kept the momentum going. We were proud to host the U.S. premiere of Sanctuary: Flight of the Majestic Monarch, which showcased how one tiny butterfly can connect the ecosystems of three countries. We opened a permanent exhibition, Nature's LunchBox, which teaches children to make healthy choices for themselves and the environment. We also debuted the Nature's Lens film series and Dear Friends, hosted informative panel discussions. According to a 2009 New York Times article, the average Even when we throw a party, our mission is foremost on our minds. That is why the 12th annual Butterfly Ball American spends 8.5 hours a day in front of a screen. And that established a new standard for "green" galas. number will only increase as cell phones become more like computers and people use their mobile devices at all times. 2010 would not have been as successful had it not been for Donna Gustafsson and her impactful time as President and CEO. With her financial expertise and business skills, Donna quickly assessed and addressed the immediate In our constantly connected technological world, there has needs of the Museum, reorganizing staff and resources to support our new strategic direction. As intended, once she never been a more important time to "unplug" and reconnect accomplished these goals, she identified a successor and insured a smooth transition so the Museum could move people with nature, particularly in our metropolitan region. As forward confidently in line with our new mission and vision. Donna remains a key member of our Board of Trustees. the urban gateway to nature and science, everything we do at the Chicago Academy of Sciences and its Peggy Notebaert We also had a successful year financially. While overall revenue was down slightly, similarly to our sister institutions, Nature Museum is based on the foundation that people have key revenue streams remained strong. Our key sources of revenue include the Chicago Park District; the annual an innate yearning for connections with nature. We are proud Butterfly Ball, which raised $1.2 million; and generous gifts from individuals, corporations and foundations. to serve as Chicagoland's guide to the world of nature and science right here in the city. We hope future generations On the expense front, with focus from the senior leadership team as well as the Board of Trustees on controlling can benefit by experiencing the sights and sounds of nature, expenses and fiscal discipline, we reduced our expenses by $1.1 million. As a result of steady revenue and controlled instead of living life in a digital haze. expenses, we are reporting an operating surplus of $456,000, which is an increase of 66% over the prior year. This resulted in a 46% decrease in overall net loss for the year. Full financial statements are included in this annual report. Consider just a snapshot of what we have accomplished in the past year: As always, we are grateful to our supporters for their loyalty and generosity and to our staff and volunteers for their dedication and tireless work. Nature Museum scientists successfully raised and released 100 Regal Fritillary butterflies, a threatened species due to habitat We thank you all for your continued support and commitment to the Chicago Academy of Sciences and its destruction east of the Mississippi. Our scientists care for baby Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum. Blanding's turtles, an endangered species, until their shell is hard enough to deter predators, and then release them into the wild. And we connect with "regular" citizens with nature and science right where they live, through citizen science initiatives such as Project Squirrel. 4 Our dedicated Education team brings the world of nature and science to more than 70,000 students each year. Whether it's FIGURE 1A FIGURE 1B going into the classrooms for Science on the Go!, working with Stephen R. Ferrara Deborah Lahey Chairman, Board of Trustees President and CEO natural leaders in education SCIENCE ON THE GO! It was a milestone birthday for Science on the Go! (SOG!). This fall, SOG!, the Museum's flagship educational program, celebrated its 20th anniversary of bringing science into the classroom and inspiring both students and teachers to look at nature in a new way. For SOG!, Museum educators develop the curriculum and go into schools to teach the first lesson of each unit. By providing the materials for the rest of the unit, they make it easy for classroom teachers, many of whom do not have a background in science education, to connect their students with nature and science in relevant, intriguing ways. "'Phenomenal' is the best way to describe the program," said Ian Overway, a teacher at Agassiz Elementary in Chicago. "So much of science is hands-on, and the Nature Museum educators have all these great experiments for the students. Last year, they brought in some worms and my students couldn't get enough." SOG! reached students in 201 Chicago Public School (CPS) classrooms during the 2010 fiscal year. fig. 2A FIGURE 2A Independent evaluation of SOG! shows a correlation between student involvement and improved Illinois Standards Achievement Test (ISAT) scores. EL VALOR HEAD START When more than 100 El Valor Head Start educators were looking for ways to incorporate nature into their teaching, they picked the perfect place to get guidance. The Nature Museum, which already had a 10-year partnership with El Valor, hosted the educators and provided specific ways to connect the kids, ages 1-5, with nature. "We made it fun, interesting and tried to give them an appreciation for nature right here in the city," said Rafael Rosa, Vice President of Education. The workshop at the Museum went so well that 1,500 kids from El Valor came to the Museum this spring for nature activities. "We started with a focus on the butterfly, an } iconic image for kids in that neighborhood, and branched out from there," Rosa said. • After pilot testing it in 20 CPS The El Valor educators were so pleased with the expertise provided by the Museum classrooms, "The Changing that they expanded the program for the 2010-2011 school year. Climate" became an official SOG! ways we lead unit. in the field of • The Museum, along with three nature education other Chicago cultural institutions, contributed to CPS' Early Education Science Partnership. FIGURE 2B The partnership was designed to Members of the Teeangers Exploring and Explaining Nature and strengthen science teaching at the Science (TEENS) program participated in service projects at the K-3 level. Gingko Organic Gardens, Adopt-A-Beach and North Pond, the Orland Grassland restoration and the Skokie Lagoons. "My participation 6 • The Science Teacher Network opened my eyes to see how important it is to take care of the reached more than 51 educators. environment," said TEENS member Hanna Twiss-Brooks. • More than 40,000 students fig. 2B visited the Museum on field trips. pioneers in conservation BUTTERFLY RESTORATION "It's pretty, photogenic and has a good story." Doug Taron, the Nature Museum's Curator of Biology and Vice President of Conservation and Research, was not talking about the latest Hollywood movie starlet; instead, he was describing the Regal Fritillary butterfly. Many of the butterflies were celebrities in their own right July 12, when Taron released 100 of this threatened species back into nature at Paintbrush Prairie Nature Preserve, one of the Indian Boundary Prairies just south of Chicago. Photographers from newspapers and television stations tracked their every move. "It was an amazing moment when we released this rare butterfly back to the prairies where it belongs," Taron said. Habitat destruction east of the Mississippi River has caused a fig. 3B dramatic decrease in the population of this large, orange and black butterfly. The Regal Fritillary is often confused with the Monarch, but is set apart by the white spots on its hind wings. The Regal Fritillary, considered the poster child for invertebrate conservation in North America, has long intrigued Taron and Vincent Olivares, Director of Arthropod Conservation. As part of the Nature Museum's Butterfly Restoration Project, they began rearing Regal Fritillaries in the laboratory three years ago in an effort to start a new population. They "over-wintered" the caterpillars at the Nature Museum, but the larvae were not able to survive. This year, the breakthrough came when they put them in covered cages on the Museum's green roof to provide them the full impact of the winter cold – in a safe setting. fig. 3A When spring arrived, an ecstatic Taron and Olivares learned fig. 3C that nearly 250 caterpillars survived. The news kept getting better. "By early June, they were pupating like mad," Taron FIGURES 3B & 3C said. And in July, they were released back into nature where Pioneering work with the they belong. Blanding's turtle continued. Equipping turtles with radio The Chicago Academy of Sciences' "What stood out about the release day and what pleased me transmitters allows Museum Collections was awarded a $146,726 scientists to better track their the most was the butterflies behaved well in the field," Taron grant from the Institute of Museum whereabouts. The DuPage County said. "They didn't fly out of the area. They nectored quickly and Library Services through its Forest Preserve asked the Museum and did all the sorts of things you would want to have a Museums For America program. to contribute to the Blanding's The Collections Inventory Project chance to establish a population." { head-start survivorship study. began in 2008 with an original IMLS grant and private donations. Taron and Olivares are far from satisfied. They already are Project Squirrel keeps growing Since then, Museum staff have formulating strategies to release even more Regal Fritillaries as more and more people sign inventoried and digitally catalogued next summer. "If we can ramp up the survival rate over the up to be citizen scientists. More 11 natural history collections, winter, it gives us the potential to start with a much larger than 1,700 people in almost totaling almost 220,000 specimens. population," Taron said. 30 states have made 3,500 The 2010 grant will allow Museum observations about squirrels staff to focus on the remaining collections inventory in their neighborhoods. These 8 natural history collections, including the malacology collection, which project update FIGURE 3A Hundreds of Silver-bordered Fritillaries and Gorgone checkerspot observations provide valuable insight into our local environment consists of approximately 60,000 and how it is changing. butterflies reared in the laboratory were released into nature. specimens, as well as part of the archive. premier exhibits FLIGHT OF THE MAJESTIC MONARCH Three countries, 2,500 miles and no compass. Not bad for a butterfly that weighs less than a gram. The miraculous migration from Canada, through Chicago and the Midwest to the warm fir forests and beautiful mountains of Michoacán, Mexico was showcased at the Nature Museum with the U.S. premiere of Sanctuary: Flight of the Majestic Monarch. Guests were transported on the wings of the Monarch through the perspectives of award-winning Mexican artists, whose works immersed guests in the flight of the Monarch through captivating paintings, photography, multimedia 3-D video and sound installations. fig. 4A "As the urban gateway to nature and science and proud home of the Judy Istock Butterfly Haven, it couldn't be more appropriate for the Nature Museum to help people draw a connection between the Monarch's remarkable journey and nature in our backyards," CEO and President Deborah Lahey said. The Museum was excited to present the exhibition in partnership with the Consulate General of Mexico and its Mexico 2010 program. Mexico's First Lady, Margarita Zavala, visited the Nature Museum to see the exhibition on August 3. Sanctuary resonated so strongly with guests that its stay at the Nature Museum was extended for an additional two weeks. FIGURE 4A A highlight of the exhibition was a living mural created by Chicago artist and Michoacán native Hector Duarte, who has long used Monarchs as a theme in his work. Visitors were given the unique opportunity to watch Duarte work his magic throughout the run of the exhibition, so the mural evolved as Sanctuary's time at the Museum passed. } • The brand new Flat Show Gallery featured exhibitions that look at nature from an artistic perspective. The halls were repainted white to give the art more sobriety. exhibit • Crittercam: The World Through highlights Animal Eyes gave guests the chance to see how animals live FIGURE 4B when no humans are around. Nature's LunchBox sponsored by Dominick's is the Nature Museum's Snapshots taken by a camera newest permanent exhibition. It encourages children to make healthy attached to a pet cat, showed choices for themselves and for the environment by taking kids from visitors a glimpse of animal farms, to the market to the compost bin. 10 behavior in an urban environment. fig. 4B • The Birth of Coffee and Managing Eden were featured in the Flat Show Gallery. unparalleled programs PUBLIC PROGRAMMING The Nature Museum's public programming has always been popular with children and families. This year, an initiative to reach more adults was extremely well received. More adults attended public programs in the last quarter of fiscal year 2010 (357) than in the entire previous year (223). A major highlight was the packed crowd April 14 for a screening of Lords of Nature: Life in a Land of Great Predators. The panel discussion that followed featured the filmmakers, regional experts, professors and Steve Sullivan, the Nature Museum's Curator of Urban Ecology, and helped frame the important issues raised in the documentary for the public. The screening and panel discussion were held exactly two years to the date after a cougar was shot in Chicago. Two wolf specimens, a bear and a bald eagle were on display from the Nature Museum Collections; and the Field Museum provided the skull of that cougar for the night. FIGURE 5A fig. 5A Haven Yoga, a weekend class in the exquisite Judy Istock Butterfly Haven, was featured on the cover of Yoga Chicago. • Guided nature walks introduced in June connected visitors with the } nature and science around them. Museum volunteers and Lincoln Park Conservancy docents lead groups of all ages on walks that focus on North Pond's ecology. • Adult workshops Worm Composting 101 and Urban public programs Container Garden were well FIGURE 5B highlights received and sold out quickly. With interest in locally-grown food at an all-time high, the Museum is excited about its ongoing partnership with the Green City Market • The Nature's Lens film series (GCM). From November through April, the Museum was packed on debuted with films focusing on 12 GCM Saturdays with people tasting, learning about and purchasing sustainability and nature. sustainable, organic food. • Hundreds of children learned fig. 5B how to paint from master muralist Hector Duarte. a natural choice for events BUTTERFLY BALL 2010 It's no surprise that the Nature Museum held Chicago's "greenest" gala this year. The commitment to be the region's urban gateway to nature and science was on full display May 7 at the 12th annual Butterfly Ball. The 675 guests in attendance helped raise nearly $1.4 million. The proceeds support the Museum's work in education, fig. 6A conservation, research initiatives, exhibitions and general operations. The theme "In Flight" celebrated the migratory path of the Monarch butterfly prior to the opening of the exhibition, Sanctuary: Flight of the Majestic Monarch. The space was decorated by Bukiety Floral with flowers from local nurseries, which were replanted in the Nature Museum's serene Woodward A. Wickham Butterfly Garden when the Ball was over. Guests dined on food that Limelight sourced 90 percent fresh from local Green City Market famers. Signage was printed on recycled boards, and the invitations were printed fig. 6B with vegetable oil-based ink. Deborah Lahey, CEO and President, said it best: "Whether black tie or tie dye, we live our mission every day. It is incumbent upon us to set the bar in green galas. We're thrilled at the way corporate and civic leaders as well as loyal Museum fans embrace and support our institution." Distinguished Butterfly Ball Co-chairs were Mr. and Mrs. John C. Lahey, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Richards, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Sandner and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn F. Tilton. Bill Kurtis, environmentalist, conservationist and supporter of the Nature Museum's mission, served as master of ceremonies. He presented a video on the TEENS program, which was directed fig. 6C } and produced by Donna LaPietra and Kurtis Productions. • Helios Bash continues to grow. In August, Society for Urban Nature (SUN), the auxiliary board, entertained 225 guests and raised more than $51,000 for the Museum. additional Much like the Butterfly Ball, all highlights aspects of the evening showcased a commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility. • The AON Corporate lecture series came to the Nature Museum on February 11. More than 150 people came to listen to Gary Hirshberg, FIGURES 6A-C President and CEO of Stonyfield The third annual Go Go Green 14 Farm, present "Green Business: 5k run/walk drew more than 600 The Next Frontier." Hirshberg participants and raised more than believes climate change offers $50,000. business the biggest economic opportunity of the century. volunteers Karen Adams Laurel Crowe Marina Hanes Yvonne Matos Erin Schembari Casey Allen Elizabeth Currie Angie Harmon Katherine McComas Mary Schulatz Tiffany Amisial Sandra Davenport Becca Hassell Mira McCombe Phil Seroczynski Molly Andersen Jennifer Davidson Mikey Hawkins Britt McNamara Anu Sharma Priscila Andrade Nicole Dawson Rebecca Headley Walt Mellens Jason Shimp Marie Angkuw Roberta Dawson Radha Hemmige Joe Miles David Sholtes Heather Arieti Robin Delapena Ben Herman Francesca Moceri Joseph Simchak Leonard Aron Stacy Dennery Matthew Hilgendorf Melissa Monno Bethany Simmons Efrain Avila Doris Devine Shane Hollett Judith Montalvo Royale Simms Allison Bachraty Craig DeVoto Esther Honson Suzanne Mora Robert Spieler Christopher Bakker Bradley Dineen Erin House Pat Moran Andy Stavrinou Jay Baldridge Kristine Dombeck Uma Howard Sondra Morin Susan Stein Frank Balestri Mary Donovan Sam Huff Robert Morton Ann Stevens Alan Barney Jordana Downer Jennifer Jenkins Jeremy Mozwecz Hillary Stifler Erin Barry Katherine Dwyer Jim Johnson Kathryn Murray Lynne Strode Jill Bartholomew Michael Eggert Chris Jones Jacqueline Mussack Mary Sullivan Ben Bartram Ruthmarie Eisin Rita Kahle Jakob Nalley Jacqueline Tagle Daniel Beacher Jim Erickson JoAnne Kempf Kate Nardin Catherine Tanner Mackey Bemis Rafael Esquina Richard Kempf Elizabeth Neal Alexa Teipel Brandi Benkert Julia Failey Dee Kenney Michael Nelson Joseph Templin Jessica Bernstein Shara Fata Ellen Kilmer Adrienne Nothnagel Sheri Thomas Robert Bernstein Gloria Fieri Rebekah Kim Glen Oba Kate Timberlake Bryan Berube Christy Fisher Alana Knowles Eileen Off Kathleen Tinsley Andrea Bethke John Fitts Kara Knowles Sarah Oliver Marcelina Tobar Angela Blackwell Patty Fotheringham Kathryn Knowles Mary O'Shea Bryan Tobias Suzanne Blaz Enid Frandzel Nicholas Kolo Andrea Otte Elizabeth Toms Ann Bleck Suzanne Frank Daniel Kozlowski Sarah Pagliuzza Nick Travanty Joan Bledig Erin Freier Elena Krieger Catherine Perkins Brad Trost Lucy Blis Hannah Fuhr Patricia Kroll Lindsay Pettoruto Paula Tsurutani Roberto Bonilla Carla Funk Michael Kucker Merilee Phillips Eddie Urzua Megan Bowles Sarah Gabanski Daniel Kujawinski Cassandra Potter Betty Vandervest Representing the Nature Museum Judith Brenner Sara Gaines Juna Kunihara Gina Prokopeak Marian Vernon with knowledge and a smile; Debra Brown Marisol Garcia Francis Lahey Cynthia Quick Karin Victoria welcoming guests; tending to Andrea Bruesch Jane Garron Mary LaLuna Dominga Ramirez Judy Walls live animals; leading walks along Paula Bryant Aleksandra Gebska Michael Laman Joan Rathbone Patricia Walls the North Pond; staffing festivals Christine Buchmeier Rachel Gilles Jesse Lambertson Beth Reinhardt Andrea Walsh and numerous public programs; Lisa Wardle Erica Burt Jeanine Gillott Sandra Lancaster Alma Richard } monitoring the Judy Istock Gianluca Buttice Mark Gordon Greg Landgraf Bernice Richter Pam Washburn Butterfly Haven. Marzena Byrdziak Susan Gordon Vickie Lau Sylvie Rollason-Cass Teresa Weed This is only a partial list of what Paula Calzolari Jenna Gosha Katie Lerman Ben Rooney Hillary Wells-Pranga our dedicated volunteers do Ross Capaccio Arathi Gowda Angela Levenstein Claire Ruberg Dana West Jacquelyn Casler Kelly Graiziger Maureen Levy Anna Jane Rudolph Justin Wilke In fiscal year 2010, our 250 Judi Celdinas Gordon Grant Matthew Lichtenwalter Franci Rusak-Perez Maureen Wilkey volunteers dedicated over 10,755 Delina Christopher Cindy Gray Lindsay Lingle Yvi Russell Julie Wroblewski sincerest hours of their time to the Nature Elaine Chu Raymond Grigas Melissa Lopez Paul Russum Andrew Young thanks Museum, all in the name of connecting our visitors to the Antonela Ciupe Adrienne Clark Galen Guerrero Kate Guilfoyle Elaine Lord Victoria Lungu Anisha Sahai Laura Saletta Jordan Young Nathan Ziccarelli world of urban nature and science. Roslyn Mabry Beverly Sands Michael Zielke 16 Cass Cline William Gutmann Justin Collins George Haas Erica Manley Valerie Sands Laura Zygmontowicz In Illinois, the dollar value of a Kandarpa Cousineau Holly Haddad Rebecca Manuel Trent Santonastaso volunteer hour is $22.50. Our volunteer service hours equated to Dana Crawford Samniqueka Halsey Kristen Martinek Martha Sarno $241,987.50. Melina Cristofis Patricia Haneline Alicia Martinez Dick Scheiberle financials annual contributions RESULTS FROM OPERATIONS For Fiscal Year ending June 30 REVENUES Public Support Contributions Contracts and Grants Earned FISCAL 2010 $1,043 3,465 963 16.1% 53.5% 14.9% FISCAL 2009 $790 4,124 876 11.4% 59.6% 12.7% individual } gifts $100,000 + Judy and Verne G. Istock Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Notebaert $50,000-$99,999 Cathy and Bill Osborn* $25,000-$49,999 Mr. John Hedges and Ms. Janice Honigberg Dr. Paul G. Heltne and Ms. Jean Linsner Ms. Jane L. Henner Carole and Philip Hildebrandt Andrea and Greg Hosbein Ms. Martha Huston Ms. Kim Johnsson Mr. and Mrs. Alfred F. Kugel Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lytle Mr. John McLees Mr. and Mrs. Alan G. McNally Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Smolen Mr. Fred L. Turner Mr. and Mrs. R. Zaniolo Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Douglas Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Janowiak Admissions 266 4.1% 288 4.2% Barbara and David Speer* Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Kerwin $100-$249 Other Earned Income 679 10.5% 807 11.7% Paula† and Howard Trienens Mr. and Mrs. Rakesh Khanna Sophie Albsmeyer Investment Income 64 1.0% 37 0.5% Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Casey Allen Total Operating Revenue 6,480 100.0% 6,922 100.0% $10,000-$24,999 Lenhardt, Jr. Jill Allread Leslie and John Burns Marc Miller and Chris Horsman Allison Baccich Mr. and Mrs. John Challenger Mr. and Mrs. Francisco Pedraza Steven Bauer Donna and Anders Gustafsson Mr. R.D. Rodgers Jennifer Bauer EXPENSES Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Searle Colleen and Rafael Rosa Ms. Aleen Bayard Program Services 3,819 63.4% 4,048 60.9% Dr. Douglas Taron Mr. and Mrs. Craig Splinter Kathleen Belden Management and General 1,211 20.1% 1,410 21.2% Lisa and Charles Tribbett Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Sudler, Jr. Ms. Leslie Bertagnolli Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Williams Ms. Joan Walker Heather Bollinger Fundraising 994 16.5% 1,190 17.9% Joan Winter and Michael Levitt Cora Bryan Total Operating Expenses 6,024 100% 6,648 100% $5,000-$9,999 Paula Calzolari Mr. and Mrs. John Barron $500-$999 Mr. and Mrs. Alden Clendenin Gain/(Loss) From Operations 456 274 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Q. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Berner, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Conlon Sheila and James Clary Mr. and Mrs. Tony Ellis Ms. Terry Cook Leslie A. Coolidge Mrs. Marguerite Hark Mr. Robert Deignan Depreciation Expense 1,322 1,831 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Ferrara Mr. and Mrs. Val R. Jensen Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Delaney Gain/(Loss) Including Depreciation (866) (1,557) Mr. and Mrs. Lew Leibowitz Alexandra Demers Mr. Tim Friedman Mr. and Mrs. David P. Hackett Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey Lewis, Jr. Claire S. Devlin Deborah and John Lahey Mr. Dan Louras Julia Failey NON-OPERATING ITEMS Mr. and Mrs. James Murray Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Nielsen, Jr. Lynn Fosbender Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Steven Scheibe Mr. John Gage Capital Projects Contributions 59 177 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Novak Ms. Reva Steinberg Erik Gebhardt Investments Gain/(Loss) - (79) Mr. Lowell I. Stahl Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Stonebraker David M. Giebenhain Other Non-operating Income 26 (228) Susan D. Whiting Mr. and Mrs. Craige Stout Mr. Jay Gottfried Total Net Gain/(Loss) $(781) $(1,687) Mr. and Mrs. Tom Weyhrich and Ms. Hillary Zankel $1,000-$4,999 Grahame Harlow Anonymous $250-$499 Mr. and Mrs. L. Hall Healy, Jr. Total Unrestricted Net Assets $11,730 $12,511 Mr. Michael Bauman Mr. John Butler, Jr. Chase Heitman at June 30 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Cox and Mr. John VanderLinden Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon P. Holzman Mr. and Mrs. Neil Cox Mr. Robert J. Cunningham Sarah Hydorn The Honorable Vi Daley Ms. Nancy Duke Lawrence Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. Donald Delves Mr. Zachary Finer Mr. and Mrs. Todd Lacy Results in 000s Mr. and Mrs. J. Stephen Fossett Mr. Avery Goldman Mr. Bryan Lake 18 Mr. William Gee and Ms. Philippa White and Ms. Lisa Racioppi and Ms. Susan Crothers-Gee Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hight Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gignilliat Ms. Narni Ilagan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moss Mrs. Paul W. Guenzel and Mr. Christopher Yoder Ms. Donna Motherway Melanie Mudarth Mr. and Mrs. Brian Novelline Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Owen Ms. Beverly M. Paul and Family Alex Penning Mr. and Mrs. David Perry Mr. Neil Prendergast Mr. and Mrs. James T. Reid Mr. and Mrs. William Edmundson Ms. Susan Eggebrecht and Ms. Elaine Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Fischer Mr. Walt Flood and Ms. Niki Maston Mr. David Footle Ms. Mary Slowey Mr. and Mrs. Matt Simons Mr. Dylan Sitarski Mr. and Mrs. Don Smetzer Mr. and Mrs. William Smilie Mr. Kevin Stankiewicz and Ms. Bridget Cheeseman Mr. Roger Stein and Ms. Jill Delitsch IN HONOR OF Harriette Roddy Brown Mr. and Mrs. William Smilie Ms. Betty Burns Ms. Barbara L. Grossklags Leslie Henner Burns } corporate, foundation & government gifts $100,000 + Micole Foundation $50,000-$99,999 The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Polk Bros. Foundation Hlustik, Huizenga, Williams IBM & Vander Woude, Ltd. Institute of Museum and Library Services Mid North Association Oppenheimer Family Foundation Sahara Enterprises Incorporated Chelsea Richer and Mr. Michael Frankenstein Mr. Andrew Szymulanski Mr. and Mrs. Steven Scheibe $25,000-$49,999 Shure Incorporated Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Saletta Ms. Julie L. Gentes Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Toth Ms. Jane L. Henner Aon Corporation Rebecca Seibel Mr. Gary Gonya Mr. and Mrs. Zach Wasilew The Brinson Foundation UNDER $999 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Shacter and Ms. Mariana Bernoski Mr. and Mrs. Friedrich Weinkopf Ms. Judy Istock Gaylord and Dorothy Aecom Technology Corporation Manisha Shah Mr. George H. Gordon Ms. Virginia L. Whittaker Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gignilliat Donnelley Foundation Alvin H. Baum Family Fund Mr. Mark Silverman Ms. Cynthia Gray Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Wiener Mr. and Mrs. John A. Courson Lloyd A. Fry Foundation Barley & Birch LTD. Mrs. John Simmons Ms. Barbara L. Grossklags Mr. and Mrs. John Winn The Searle Funds at Green Genes Ms. Karen Steingraber Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hawver Mr. and Mrs. Todd Zoha Willem Johnston The Chicago Community Trust Jewish Federation of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne N. Svoboda Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henning Ms. Jane Napoli Metropolitan Chicago Jenna Szkatulski Mr. Larry Howell and Mr. Jim Oliver $10,000-$24,999 Pierce Family Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James Thompson and Ms. Susan Swann Howell Anonymous (2) REI Ms. Sarah Trees Mr. Douglas Hurdelbrink Mr. and Mrs. Steve Semken Albert Pick, Jr. Fund Royal Management Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Uihlein Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Judge Ms. Holly Malone Beatrice P. DeLany US Forest Service Tony Williams Ms. Natalie Kays Charitable Trust Allison Williams Mr. and Mrs. Rob Khoury Mr. and Mrs. Dick Winzer Buchanan Family Foundation Michael Winand Mr. Chris Klee Mr. Craig Splinter Chicago Sun-Times Charity Trust and Ms. Margaret Knapp Col. Stanley R. McNeil Foundation UNDER $100 Mr. Ronald W. Korajczyk Cubs Care, a fund of Nimit Aggarwal and Manjot Gill Mr. Sandor Kovacs, Jr. IN MEMORY OF the McCormick Foundation Mr. Mike Ander Ms. Jean Larson Jayne Hauser HSBC - North America Holdings Inc. Mr. Vincent Arrigo Cary Latimer and Julie Lasin Ms. Beverly M. Paul and Family Illinois Tool Works, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John Balaban Ms. Holly Malone Prince Charitable Trusts Mr. and Mrs. Alan Bartelstein Ms. Catherine Mantonya Woodward A. Wickham Wrightwood Neighbors Association Mr. Richard Bartelt Ms. A. Ann McKinney Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Owen Mr. and Mrs. Pat Bigg Ms. Amy Adams and Mr. Jim Miller Mrs. John Simmons $5,000-$9,999 Mr. John C. Bintz Mr. Matt Miller Ms. Sarah Trees ComEd Mr. and Mrs. Todd Blanding Mrs. Luigi H. Mumford DePaul University Mr. and Mrs. Janu Bohra Victor Nemeroff Illinois Department of Commerce Ms. Mary Clare Bourjaily Ms. Jane Napoli and Mr. Jim Oliver MATCHING GIFTS and Economic Opportunity J Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Olson The Allstate Corporate John R. Halligan Charitable Fund Ms. Adele W. Combs Mr. Ron Panzer Aon Corporation Science Chicago Mr. and Mrs. John A. Courson Mr. Gordan Redzic Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Segall Bryant & Hamill Mr. and Mrs. Ewan Dickson Mr. David Richardson Morgan Stanley State Farm Companies Foundation Ms. Loretta Downs Mr. and Mrs. Robert Romanoff Ms. Abigail Drevs Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roque $1,000-$4,999 Mr. Warner A. Rosenthal 20 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sauer DLA Piper US LLP Ms. Carol Schneider †Denotes deceased Butterfly Conservation Initiative Ms. Benita C. Serio *Includes endowment fund Cloverhill Bakery Mr. Lawrence A. Sherman contribution } } 2010 BUTTERFLY BALL COMMITTEE HONORARY CHAIR PATRON Club Lucky Pivot The Honorable and Mrs. MONARCH IN-KIND DONORS Colori Chicago Poppies Bakeshop Richard M. Daley SPONSORS in-kind $1,000 + Cooper's Hawk Winery Province Restaurant butterfly ball ($50,000+) gifts Ms. Joan Bledig and Restaurant PRP Wine International CO-CHAIRS Mr. and Mrs. John C. Lahey donors Allstate Insurance Company The Bollinger Family The Crystal Cave REI Aon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Richards Boyd & Blair Potato Vodka DFV Wines Running Away Multisport Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Douglas Mr. and Mrs. John F. Sandner Cubs Care, a fund of the Divine Design Interiors The Second City Mr. and Mrs. Glenn F. Tilton Sidley Austin LLP McCormick Foundation Drury Lane Oakbrook Sears Tower Skydeck Judy and Verne Istock Mr. and Mrs. Donald Delves Entertainment Cruises The Signature Room at the 95th COMMITTEE MEMBERS Mr. and Mrs. John C. Lahey Ms. Julia Failey Facets Multimedia Ms. Jenna Szkatulski Tracey Alston Solomon Cordwell Buenz Family Dental Tesa Cigar Mrs. John Barron Food For Thought Motorola Anna L. Brown Institute of Museum Ginger's Gift Gallery, St. Charles Trader Joe's on Clybourn Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Notebaert Leslie Henner Burns and Library Services Giordano Jazz Dance Chicago US Forest Serivce Mrs. Bruce Calvert Mr. and Mrs. Glenn F. Tilton PCI Glaceau Vitamin Water Viking Metal Cabinet Company Sheila M. Clary United Airlines Sidley Austin LLP Goya Food, Inc. 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I was still training as an actress in London when I went for a screen test in Copenhagen. Lars was very quiet. When we started shooting, I made a deal with him: he said that if I ever felt uncomfortable, I had to tell him. You can't show the life of a nymphomaniac without showing sex: my concerns were that we knew the boundaries. I had a nudity contract, I had a porn double. I wore a fake vagina. I wasn't going to have sex: my porn double Cindy was going to do that!
The hardest part was giving a crap blowjob. Not that I give a good one, but Lars was shouting, "Stacy, you have to give him a bad blowjob!" It's a plastic thing they make look real. They were like: "Do you want cherry or blackcurrant gloss on it?" I was thinking: What? It has to look lubricated.
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