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In-kind 8% 2% Endowment Interest Grants & Contracts 13% 36% Earned Income State Support 9% 26% Gifts UW in-kind support 6% 28% Operations 27% Exhibits & Programs 45% Collections & Research Revenue 2009 Fiscal Year 2010 Fiscal Year State Support 2,559,000 2,156,000 UW In-kind support 1,844,000 1,844,000 Gifts 391,800 527,000 Earned Income 605,800 703,000 Grants and Contracts 919,900 926,000 Endowment Interest 566,200 400,000 In-kind 116,000 60,000 Total 7,002,700 6,616,000 Expenses 2009 Fiscal Year 2010 Fiscal Year Collections & Research 3,081,000 3,019,000 Exhibits & Programs 2,031,000 1,790,000 Operations 1,891,000 1,863,000 Total 7,003,000 6,672,000 FINANCIAL REPORT The current fiscal health of the Burke Museum is sound. While the difficulties of the recent recession were felt in reductions to State allocation and endowment payouts last year, the Burke’s gifts, grants, and earned income increased. Declines experienced in the recent past and an FY10 deficit of $56,000 have been met with expense reductions and operational efficiencies. Burke Museum Annual Report 2009 - 2010 30 Celebrating 125 years
BURKE BY THE NUMBERS visitors 106,200 on-site visitors, including: 17,500 UW students 41,750 students pre-K through grade 12 4,135 visitors to the collections 193,500 off-site visitors including: 61,700 K-12 students in 80 cities 113,300 visitors to Burke traveling exhibits 15,800 attendance for off-site programs and presentations Nearly 4 million visitors to the Burke web site 8,500 public inquiries (answered by email, phone, and in person) collections & research Total number of objects and specimens in the collection: 13.5 million. More than 1,100 of these were loaned for research and display in FY10. Hundreds of publications — books, scientific papers, theses, and popular articles — have emerged from decades of studies involving the Burke's collections. This past year, these publications have been made broadly accessible through the museum’s new online Publications Database. community 300+ partner organizations 200 volunteers worked nearly 12,000 hours 3,000 members and donors photo by Andrew Waits Burke Museum Annual Report 2009 - 2010 31 Celebrating 125 years
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