Annual Report, 2008 - The Cultural Landscape Foundation

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annual report
the cultural landscape foundation

Landslide
Heroes of
Horticulture Exhibit
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Cover Photos:
(left) Landslide: Marvels of Modernism Photography Exhibition, Rochester, NY
(right) Second Wave of Modernism Conference, Chicago, IL
contents
03 board / staff
04 letter from president
05 education
07 publications
07 exhibitions
08 outreach + events
13 supporters
15 financial
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Board / Staff
Letter from the President
Board of Directors
Christine Astorino
Amanda Graham Barton
Carolyn Bennett
Sarah Boasberg
Sheila Brady
Laura Burnett
Leslie Close
Kurt Culbertson
Barbara Dixon
Julie Donnell
Shaun Saer Duncan
Mary Ellen Flanagan
Rebecca Frischkorn
Mac Griswold
Albert Hinckley
Susan Booth Keeton
Arleyn Levee
Brice Maryman
Dennis McGlade
Peter McQuillan
Jo Ann Nathan
Patricia O’Donnell
Laurie Olin
Libby Page
Kalvin Platt
Douglas Reed
Charlene Roise
Jan Rothschild
Peter Lindsay Schaudt
Behula Shah
Glenn Stach
Spencer Tunnell II
Suzanne Turner
Susan Van Atta
Noel Dorsey Vernon
Alan Ward
Marjorie White
Victoria Williams
Thomas Woltz
Officers of the Board
Kurt Culbertson, Co-Chairman
Shaun Saer Duncan, Co-Chairman
Douglas Reed, Co-Chairman
Executive Officers + Staff
Charles A. Birnbaum, Founder + President
Andrea Hill, Project Manager
Melanie Macchio, Project Manager
Nancy Slade, Project Manager
In 2008, The Cultural Landscape Foundation (TCLF)
surpassed several significant milestones: website traffic
exceeded 5 million hits (21% more than 2007), with
38,000 unique visitors monthly; on-hand resources
broke $1.6 million (18% more than 2007); and, during
this 10th anniversary year, TCLF further extended
its reach to a broad and diverse national audience.
Widespread media coverage, including a full page
feature in The New York Times Arts & Leisure section,
on Sunday, November 23 demonstrates that our work
is topical and newsworthy, and that the American
landscape is a cultural institution worthy of celebration.
Ongoing partnerships with the American Society of
Landscape Architects (ASLA), Garden Design magazine,
and George Eastman House International Museum of
Photography & Film yielded more than $500,000 of
in-kind resources and we established new partnerships
with Design Within Reach, Chicago Architecture
Foundation, Illinois Institute of Technology, National
Park Service, University of Virginia, and Golden Gate
module, dedicated to Edward L. Daugherty (in concert
with the Cherokee Garden Library, Atlanta History
Center), and began finalizing the Cornelia Oberlander,
M. Paul Friedberg, and Lawrence Halprin modules.
At the annual meeting of the ASLA, we held a gala
lunch at Governor and Mrs. Pierre du Pont’s home in
Wilmington, DE; a reception at the UPenn Architecture
Archives; and, with Monrovia’s generous support, raised
more than $53,000 at our fourth annual Silent Auction.
The Marvels of Modernism traveling exhibition, our
third annual Landslide partnership with Garden Design
and Eastman had more than 16,000 visitors while on
view at Eastman from November 15 through January
4, 2009. Additionally, Marvels signboard exhibits
appeared across the country, with support from seven
ASLA Chapters and launch events at Design Within
Reach studios. Moreover, a specially commissioned
outdoor exhibit based on last year’s Landslide
exhibition, Heroes of Horticulture, will be on view at the
US Botanic Garden until November 1, 2009.
searchable by name, designer, landscape type, and
location. What’s Out There, generously supported by
the Richard H. Driehaus Foundation, will elucidate
the interconnectedness, breadth, and diversity of our
shared landscape design heritage, assist scholarship
and inventories, and bring attention to many otherwise
invisible works of art.
Finally, we are pleased to say that we added three new
members to the remarkable group of people whom we
call our Board of Directors. We very much welcome the
addition of Leslie Close, Dennis McGlade, and Peter
Lindsay Schaudt and look forward to their contributions.
Now more than ever, there is an urgent need to
make responsible stewardship decisions—do support
our education and preservation initiatives for our
irreplaceable landscape legacy.
National Parks Conservancy. We organized three wellattended
conferences—in fact, the audience for the
Second Wave of Modernism was more than double the
number expected—along with several events and garden
excursions. TCLF delivered the final manuscript for
Shaping the American Landscape to the University of
Virginia Press; unveiled our second Pioneers oral history
Next year promises to be equally prolific. In fact,
our Pioneers Oral History series was just awarded a
National Endowment for the Arts, Design Arts program
innovation grant. The 2009 season theme, Shaping the
American Landscape, includes a dedicated Landslide
spotlight; the new Pioneers publication; and the
launch of What’s Out There, an illustrated database,
Charles A. Birnbaum, FASLA, FAAR
Founder + President
(l-r) Wilmington Wonders, DE. Charles A. Birnbaum and Nancy Sommerville, Executive Vice President ASLA, ASLA Annual Meeting, PA
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Cultural Landscapes as Classrooms (CLC)
Mini-Module
The Philip Johnson Glass House property became the subject of
TCLF’s first CLC mini-module. The module, to be launched in two
phases, will allow users to fully immerse themselves into the multilayered
landscape through annotated panoramic images, maps,
and other interactive features. Sasaki Associates is providing their
generous support for the project by producing the interactive map.
Landslide 2009:
Shapers of the American Landscape
education
Landslide 2008: Marvels of Modernism
For the second consecutive year, TCLF and Garden Design partnered with George Eastman
House International Museum of Photography and Film in support of the Landslide initiative.
Along with the online feature, the partnership again produced an exhibition of original
photography and a signboard exhibit, both of which are further described later in this report.
The selected Marvels were featured in a special section in the November/December 2008 issue
of that magazine. During 2008, the Marvels garnered tremendous media attention, including
being featured by The New York Times and National Public Radio.
In fall 2008, TCLF announced the call for nominations for the 2009
Landslide: Shapers of the American Landscape in Garden Design
magazine. Nominations will be accepted through March 31, 2009
and the selected sites will be announced in fall 2009.
Website (tclf.org)
In the past year, TCLF’s website experienced nearly 5.3 million web
hits, including over 500,000 visitors for the year. These totals are up
significantly from 3.2 million web hits the previous year.
The number of subscribers to TCLF’s e-letter increased by 50% this
year. For the first time, TCLF produced a special e-letter in February
that announced our Season of Events for the year. Designed in
the spirit of calendars from museums, theaters, and other cultural
institutions, the Season of Events bulletin was distributed to our
entire e-list and was published as a full-page ad in Landscape
Architecture magazine. For the second consecutive year, we partnered
with DoCoMoMo_US and DoCoMoMo New England, the National Trust
for Historic Preservation, and the Recent Past Preservation Network
to produce the MoMoMa partnership e-letter, launched on the first
Monday in May, to highlight mid-century cultural landscapes and
preservation issues.
Pioneers of American
Landscape Design
Oral History Series
Work continued on the M. Paul Friedberg oral history. A second interview was conducted with
Friedberg and filmed by James Sheldon at three of Friedberg’s extant projects in New York City
in May. Work also focused on acquiring images and preparing the interview for rough cuts.
Additionally, Cornelia Oberlander was interviewed and videotaped at her home and office in
Vancouver, Canada, in August 2008. The transcripts have been produced.
Thursday, October 16, 2008 saw the launch of the Edward L. Daugherty oral history module at
a celebration and gala fundraising event to benefit the Cherokee Garden Library of The Atlanta
History Center, in Atlanta, Georgia. A celebratory group of several hundred people came to view
the film and an exhibit of Ed Daugherty’s work.
A second interview was conducted with Lawrence Halprin in December at his home and office
in the San Francisco Bay area and at his weekend home at Sea Ranch. Also, on that trip cutaway
images were identified and scans of this work were obtained from the Halprin office.
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publications
Pioneers of American Landscape Design: Shaping the American Landscape:
New Profiles From the Pioneers of American Landscape Design Project
TCLF submitted the final manuscript for Shaping the American Landscape: New Profiles From the Pioneers of American
Landscape Design Project to the University of Virginia Press. The book, spanning over 250 years landscape design, includes
150 essays and 460 illustrations relating to landscape architects, city planners, architects, educators, authors, cemetery
designers, golf course architects, and horticulturists. The publication will be released in Fall 2009. A variety of events and
regional symposia to be held nationwide will accompany the launch.
exhibitions
Heroes of Horticulture
As a follow-up to the 2007 Landslide initiative, the US Botanic Garden commissioned an outdoor, panel version of the
Heroes of Horticulture signboard for exhibit in their west garden area. The exhibit officially opened with an afternoon
reception on October 25 to honor Dr. Charles Beveridge and Roger G. Kennedy as TEN 4 TEN awards recipients (see
events section for more details). The exhibit will be on display through 2010, throughout which time associated tours and
lectures will take place at the garden and on the National Mall.
Marvels of Modernism
outreach + events
seminars, lectures, technical assistance
In addition to over 40 lectures delivered by the TCLF staff annually, in 2008, TCLF
served as a co-sponsor for several conferences: The Second Wave of Modernism in
Landscape Architecture in America and the two-part Designing the Parks.
The TCLF President also provided technical assistance and guidance at a diversity of
cultural landscapes. This included:
Jan 14-16 Naples Cultural Landscape Workshops, FL
Mar 13-14 University of Arkansas Keynote Lecture, Fayetteville
Mar 18-19 University of North Carolina Lectures, Chapel Hill
Jul 2-8 Garden History Society, Keynote Lecture, Liverpool, UK
Aug 1-3 ASLA, Florida Chapter Keynote, Jacksonville
Sep 11-13 Frozen Music Dance Festival/Halprin Landscapes Conservancy, Keynote
Lecture with Radio Simulcast at the City Club, Portland, OR
In support of the 2008 Landslide initiative, TCLF and Garden Design magazine partnered with George Eastman House
International Museum of Film and Photography for the second consecutive year in order to produce an exhibition of
original photography. The exhibition, titled Marvels of Modernism, opened at George Eastman House in Rochester, New
York, on November 19 and included such nationally-known Debra Bloomfield, Marisol Díaz, Tom Fox, Rick Hock, Tyagan
Miller, Keri Pickett, Christopher Rauschenberg, Sam Sweezy, Lupita Murillo Tinnen, and Heather F. Wetzel. The exhibition
will be on display through January 4, 2009 and will travel thereafter.
In conjunction with the George Eastman House exhibit of original photography, the Marvels of Modernism selections were
also highlighted with a series of indoor signboard exhibits. TCLF partnered with seven chapters of the American Society of
Landscape Architects to host the exhibit at venues across the country. The chapters, including Northern California, Texas,
Delaware/Pennsylvania, New York, Washington, Indiana, and Minnesota, each arranged for the exhibit to be at multiple
venues throughout 2008 and 2009. For the first time, TCLF partnered with retailer Design Within Reach to open the
signboard exhibit at stores across the country (see more in the events section).
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In celebration of TCLF’s 10th anniversary, the Foundation hosted a year long celebration
to recognize others who share our vision of “stewardship through education.” Under the
celebratory umbrella of TEN 4 TEN, TCLF bestowed Stewardship Excellence Awards
on ten individuals across the nation whose stewardship stories that have the power to
educate and inspire future generations of cultural landscape stewards.
The first event took place in Charleston, SC in conjunction with the Charleston Garden Excursion,
other events followed throughout the year:
March 27, Charleston, SC
Honorable Joseph P. Riley and Patti McGee
(left)
May 29, Pittsburgh, PA
Lindsay Bond Totten (far left)
June 12, Chicago, IL
Julia S. Bachrach and Cindy Mitchell
October 2, Philadelphia, PA
Laurie D. Olin
October 25, Washington, DC
Dr. Charles Beveridge and Roger G. Kennedy
October 30, New York, NY
Gregory Long (left, bottom)
The final event will take place on January 29,
2009 in Louisville, KY, where TCLF will honor
Charles “Mac” McClure.
Charleston Garden Excursion
March 27-29, 2008 | South Carolina
TCLF partnered with the Historic Charleston Foundation to produce this intimate, two-day garden excursion.
Attendees had the opportunity to visit the authentic landscapes of Medway Plantation, Mepkin Abbey,
and Magnolia Plantation as well as some of the city’s most significant in-town gardens, all viewed in the
late-March flourish of camellia and azalea blooms. TCLF also kicked off its TEN 4 TEN events by honoring
Mayor Joseph P. Riley Jr. and local resident Patti McGee with Stewardship Excellence Awards for their work
in preserving Charleston’s landscape heritage.
Events began at the historic Edmondston-Alston House with an opening reception hosted by Middleton Place Foundation. The evening reception took place on the house’s
second floor veranda, overlooking historic Charleston Harbor, and included informal comments and dialogue with Charles Birnbaum, TCLF President; Charles Duell, Middleton
Place Foundation President; and Katharine Robinson, Historic Charleston Foundation Executive Director.
Other special events during the tour including evening receptions at the Nathaniel Russell House, an 1808 Federal townhouse owned by the Historic Charleston Foundation,
the grounds of which highlight Charleston’s rich gardening heritage; a dinner held in the drawing room of the historic Confederate Home where TCLF bestowed its first TEN 4
TEN award of the year to the Honorable Joseph P. Riley Jr.; and a private tour of Magnolia Plantation and Gardens by the site’s Director of Gardens, followed by a dinner in the
garden’s conservatory where TCLF’s Heroes of Horticulture signboard exhibit was on display. The closing reception took place at the historic Aiken Rhett House and included a
toast to TEN 4 TEN award recipient, Patti McGee. TCLF closed out the myriad weekend events at a dinner of local fare at Magnolia Restaurant in downtown Charleston.
Roystonland Rediscovered Garden Excursion
May 9-11, 2008 | Northern California
In honor of Robert Royston’s 90th Birthday year, TCLF hosted this two-day garden excursion in the
San Francisco Bay Area. Limited to twenty participants, the “curated” garden excursion served to both
commemorate Royston’s legacy and to raise the essential funds to benefit the foundation’s Pioneers Oral History
module celebrating Royston’s landscape legacy. Visitors came from all across America and the United Kingdom,
and the two day tour of both public and private places culminated with a reception at the Royston’s home
overlooking Mount Tamalpais. The event was organized by Royston-biographer, J.C. Miller and raised $10,000
towards the completion of the online oral history module which will be launched in fall 2009.
Designing the Parks Conference
Charlottesville, May 20-22, 2008 | San Francisco, December 9-11, 2008
TCLF partnered with the National Park Service, University of Virginia, the Golden Gate National Parks
Conservancy, and the George Wright Society in hosting the conference: Designing the Parks. The two-part event
allowed attendees to examine the design of buildings and landscapes in regional, state, and national parks in
San Francisco, California, and Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Design Within Reach Marvels of Modernism Events
Throughout the Fall/Winter | Nationwide
With the support of our presenting sponsor, Design Within Reach, TCLF presented its 2008 Landslide
selections, Marvels of Modernism, at a series of receptions across the country at the retailer’s studios. The
evening receptions were open to the public and drew hundreds of attendees from a diversity of professional
fields. Five receptions took place at the following Design Within Reach studios (the final event will follow
on February 5, 2009, in Southlake, TX):
November 14 - Tree Studios, Chicago, IL
(in conjunction with The Second Wave of Modernism conference)
November 20 - Cambridge, MA
December 4 - Minneapolis, MN and Seattle, WA
December 10 - San Francisco, CA
Second Wave of Modernism
November 11-13, 2008 | Chicago, IL
TCLF partnered with the Chicago Architecture Foundation (CAF) to host the over-sold
Second Wave of Modernism conference. To accommodate the more than 250 registrants,
the conference was moved from the CAF facilities to Chicago’s newly constructed Spertus
Institute.
Events opened on the campus of the Illinois Institute of Technology with a tour of the historic
landscape. The tour was followed by an evening cocktail reception in the McCormick Tribune
Building and a keynote lecture, delivered by M. Paul Friedberg, and dinner in the Mies van
der Rohe-designed, Crown Hall. The full-day of panel presentations including presenters
from across the country took place on day two and was followed by an evening reception
to celebrate the 2008 Landslide launch: Marvels of Modernism at Chicago’s Design Within
Reach studio. On the final day, CAF docents led attendees through the north garden of the
Chicago Art Institute and Grant Park.
Through the generous support from the American Society of Landscape Architects, Design
Within Reach Illinois Institute of Technology, Landmarks Preservation Council of Illinois,
Bergmann Landscape Design, Charles J. Fiore Nursery, and Christy Webber Landscapes, as
well as the tremendous success of the event, funds have been earmarked to produce a book
from the conference proceedings.
TCLF’s American Society of Landscape Architects
(ASLA) Annual Meeting Events
October 2008 | Philadelphia, PA
TCLF is pleased to announce that the myriad events held in concert with this year’s ASLA
Annual Meeting were a tremendous success, raising nearly $70,000 for the Foundation’s
educational programs. The meeting, which took place in Philadelphia from October 3-7th,
was the most well attended to date, with nearly 7,000 registrants.
E v e n t h i g h l i g h t s
Wilmington Wonders and UPenn Architectural
Archives Tea, DE
The day-long event raised $20,000 for TCLF’s educational programs.
Attendees kicked off the visit to two private Wilmington gardens
with a visit to the residence of Governor and Mrs. Pierre du Pont,
Patterns, which Dan Kiley was involved in from 1992-1998 and is
the last residential commission realized by Kiley. The site includes
a potager, conceived as a walled garden and set on the edge of a
gentle, architecturally cut slope; it is bisected by a canal which is
anchored at each end with twelve-foot square pools. Following the
leisurely tour, attendees sat down to a catered lunch hosted by the
du Pont’s on the property’s upper terrace, overlooking the Kiley
design. Following lunch, guests ended their time in Wilmington with
an afternoon stroll through, Serendip, an astonishing unpublished
masterwork by a local designer/owner.
As a fitting capstone for the day’s sites, attendees travelled back
to Philadelphia for a reception and curator led tour of original
landscape drawings from the University of Pennsylvania’s
Architectural Archives. Many rare and early unpublished works by
Dan Kiley, Lawrence Halprin, Peter Shepheard, and others were
shown. During the reception, special guest Cornelia Oberlander
spoke on the collection’s drawings of her work with Louis Kahn and
Dan Kiley on early housing projects in Philadelphia.
Silent Auction
In total, nearly 65 works by more than 50 artists were auctioned
over the two-day event, October 4-5th. The auction space was a
wonderful gallery-style space overlooking the main convention hall.
The breadth of work drew a diverse audience to the event and the
reaction was extremely positive. Thanks to our Presenting Sponsor,
Monrovia, TCLF earned nearly $52,000 during the event.
Auction Opening Reception
The Auction Opening Reception, held onsite and sponsored by
Garden Design, was a wonderful way to celebrate the opening of
the Silent Auction. The event drew several hundred attendees,
including many of the contributing artists and TCLF Board
members, while offering a preview of all of the donated artwork.
TCLF was honored to have speakers Nancy Somerville, Executive
Vice President of ASLA; Kathy Rudnyk, from Monrovia; and Diane
Turner, Publisher of Garden Design, in attendance.
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supporters
$25,000 and Above
Peter McQuillan & Adam Rose
JoAnn & Stuart Nathan
American Society of Landscape Architects
EDSA
Garden Design
$10,000 - $24999
Shaun Saer Duncan
Lavern Gaynor
Glen Warren & Tami Paumier
Design Workshop
Hubbard Educational Trust
Monrovia Growers
Ohio State University
Woltz Family Charitable Trust
$5,000 - $9,999
Leslie Close
Mac Griswold
Rebecca Frischkorn
Laurie Olin
Kalvin Platt
L. Cary Saurage II
Peter Lindsay Schaudt
Dhiren & Behula Shah
L.D. Astorino & Associates
Fathom Design
Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy
Historic Charleston Foundation
Naples Cultural Landscape Fund
National Trust for Historic Preservation
Oviatt Media
Sasaki Associates, Inc.
SWA Group, Inc.
$2,500 - $4,999
Laura Burnett
Kurt Culbertson
Barbara Dixon
Julie Donnell
Sandra Donnell & Justin Faggioli
Mary Ellen Flanagan
Brice Maryman
J.C. Miller
Charlene Roise
Susan Van Atta
Marjorie White
Victoria Williams
Connecticut Olmsted Heritage Alliance
Charles J. Fiore Nursery
Middleton Place Foundation
$1,000 - $2,499
Leopold Adler II
Beaumont Allen
Richard Arentz
Carolyn Bennett
Craig Bergmann
Sarah Boasberg
Earl Broussard, Jr.
Charles Butt
Susan Cohen
Dorit Shahar& Paul Friedberg
Louise Gunn
Danette Kauffman
Diane & Gaynor Kelley
Gia & Paul McDermott
Dennis McGlade
Theodore & Lorraine Osmundson
Laurance Pless
Douglas Reed
James Richards
Jan Rothschild
Bruce & Diana Shuman
Glenn Stach
Ann M. and Christopher Stack
John & Judith Tankard
Michal & Jeffrey William Tincup
Suzanne Turner
Thomas Woltz
The Berger Partnership
Richard Burck Associates, Inc.
Cotsirilos Family Foundation
Marc Dutton Irrigation, Inc.
Halprin Landscape Conservancy
Irwin Sweeney Miller Foundation
Joan Shafran & Rob Haimes Foundation
Leon Levy Foundation
Murphy Warehouse Company
Peachtree Garden Club
Planters Garden Club - Atlanta
Unilock
$500 - $999
Sheila Brady
Meredith Arms Bzdak
Stephanie Comer
Elizabeth Sears & Andrew Crawford
Lionel Goldfrank, III
Albert Hinckley
Wilson Nolen
Patricia M. O’Donnell
Cyril Paumier
Katie Putnam
John Robinson
Julie & Nicholas Sakellariadis
Carolann Reynoso Stoney
Barbara Swift
Noel Dorsey Vernon
Priscilla Walter
Garden Club of Virginia
The Green-Wood Cemetery
Koch Landscape Architecture
Lord Aeck Sargent Architecture
Rios Clementi Hale Studios
Virginia Society of Landscape Designers
$250 - $499
Jerry Arbes & Anne Knight
Kenny Griffith Baldwin
Ronald Bentley
Susan Drymalski Bowey
Bryan Carlson
David & Katherin L. Chase
Diane & Shevlin Ciral
Stuart Dawson
Paula DiPerna
Teri Edelstein
Dan Flanagan
Miriam Frankel
Martin Gapshis
Ginger Hall
Errol & Libby Halperin
Asa Hanamoto
Susan Heisler
Mary Paolano Hoerner
William Kuhl
Margaret & Robert Kulp, Jr.
J. Roland Lieber, FASLA
Joseph McGee
Dennis McGlade
George McLaughlin
Scott Alan Mehaffey
Kevin Mendik
Will Miller
Andrew Moore
Mrs. Christopher Moseley
Ann Mullins
Janet & Tom Murphy
Isobel Neal
Cornelia Hahn Oberlander
Juliet & Steve Plonsker
Warrie & James Price
Merle Reskin
Darby Ringer
Allia Rushing
John Saer, Jr.
Andrew Safran
Jane Nicholl Sahlins
Denise Stefan
Allen Stovall
Susan Vallon
Alan Wanzenberg
Barbara Wright
Carol Yetken
Asakura Robinson Co
Bryan Carlson Planning &
Landscape Architecture
Cherokee Garden Club
Clinton & Associates
Club Estates Garden Club
Tom Cody Design
Earthscape
Farewell Mills Gatsch Architects, LLC
Garfield Park Conservatory
IIT - College of Architecture
Innes Designs
Parkmerced Residents Association
Pamela Burton & Co.
Landscape History
Mithun
Morrow Reardon Wilkinson Miller, Ltd.
O’Doherty Group
Oslund & Associates
Pressley Associates
Shadley Associates
Spurlock Poirier Landscape Architects
Robert A.M. Stern Architects
$150 - $249
Jerry Adelmann
Susan Benjamin
Coleman Burke
Frederica Cushman
Lillie Petit Gallagher
Mary Ruffin Hanbury & John F. Oates Jr.
Richard & Virginia Irwin
Linda Lee Jewell
Louis Joyner
Edith & Hamilton Kean
Elizabeth Ketabian
Jean Lewis
Richard Longstreth
Marcy McInelly
Jacqueline McKay
Margaret Miller
Denise Otis
Connie Rivera
Peter Rolland
Mrs. Robert Royston
Louise Schiller
David Streatfield
Charles Whited Jr.
Chicago Park District
Chicago Architecture Foundation
InterActive Design, Inc.
The Portico Group
San Francisco Planning and Urban Research
Association
Seibert & Rice
Sheffield Harrold Trust
Tilia Foundation
W. Gary Smith Design
$75 - $149
Sally Berk
Holly Bierman
Susan Borchardt
Rocco Ceo
Susan Chamberlin
Corinne Chun Fujimoto
Sandra Youssef Clinton
Marcie Cohen
Kelly Comras
George Curry
Elizabeth Hope Cushing
Ellen Delage
Dan Donelin
John Fleckner and Laura Feller
Ian J. Firth
Pamela Hawkes
Greg Hebert
Heidi Hohmann
Judy Horton
Mary Hughes
Jane Iselin
Ronald Izumita
Susan Klaus
Daniel Krall
Sarah Westkaemper Lake
Richard Law
Marley Lott
Margaret B. & Paul Lurie
Betsy Maltby
Cameron Man
George McDaniel
Michele McKay
Cathe Mitchell
William Murtagh
Darwina Neal
Liza Nevin
Phillip Nuxhall
James O’Day
Nancy Owens
Nicholas Quennell
Yolita Rausche
Peter Reed
Joan Rosenbaum
R. Bradley Runyan & Steve Nelson
Arlene Simon
Cathy Simon
Ruth Carter Stevenson
Jim & Susan Stockard
Rodney Swink
Tupper Thomas
Michael Tubbs
Liz Walton
Robert Whitman & Jeff Munger
David R. Wierdsma
Andrea Cochran Landscape Architecture
Earth Design Associates, Inc.
Lisa Gimmy Landscape Architecture
Mary Pat Hogan & Associates
Urban Trees & Soils
H. Keith Wagner Partnership
Up to $74
Sylvia Augustus
Anulfo Baez
John Barber
Sydney Baumgartner
Stuart Bendelow
Lucy Berk
Naomi Brooks
Frank Burggraf
Stanley Burgiel
Stuart Bussian
David Carlson
Ethan Carr
Andrew Caven
Terry Clements
W. Kent Cooper
Jill Cowley
Cynthia Deitz
Jeff Dix
Andrew Dolkart
Charles Enders
Gregg Everhart
Rudy Favretti
Sylvia Feldman
Roger Foley
Arlene Fried
Ann Reed & Eric Fulford
Kathleen Galop
Alan G. Gass, FAIA
Richard Gibbons
Bradford Greene
Esley Ian Hamilton
Susan Hatchell
Penelope Heavner
Craig R. Heckman
Mary Ellen Hern
Katherine Hill
George Howe
Daniel Isaacson
Christopher Johns
Ann Komara
Becky Lewis
Karin Link
Pam Liu
Frank Edgerton Martin
Vonn Marie May
Sarah McColloch
Anne McGrath
Gerald Milewski
Arthur Miller
Cydney Millstein
H. Bryan Mitchell
Darrel Morrison
Mary Eugenia Myer
Kenneth Nakaba
Ann North
Edward Olinger
Leslie Olson
Leni Preston
Gloria Schreiber
Gail & Allen Shiner
Alexis Slafer
Glenn Smith
Alan Bob Teitzman
James Wood
Mark Zelonis
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Assets
Cash & cash equivalents $626,026
Investments 726,562
Accounts receivable 158,131
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Prepaid expenses 878
2005 2006 2007
Fixed assests 2303
TOTAL $1,416,064
007
charting our
financial growth
Registrations
Interest + Dividends
2003-2008
Registrations
Interest + Dividends
Honoraria
Publications
In-kind contributions
Contributions & Grants
Honoraria
Publications
In-kind contributions
Contributions & Grants
Balance Sheet Ending Dec 31, 2008
Liabilities
Accounts payable & accrued expenses $72,877
TOTAL $72,877
Net Assets
Temporarily restricted $314,289
Unrestricted 1,126,733
TOTAL $1,441,023
TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS $1,513,900
$1,600,000
$1,400,000
$1,200,000
$1,000,000
REVENUE A 2003 2004 2005
Contributio $800,000 150804 220973 292296
In-kind con 8691 79109 114662
Publication 8835 5922 6231
REVENUE A 2003 Honoraria 2004 2005 6244 5414 9400
Contributio 150804 Interest 220973+ D 292296
$600,000
1367 1329 13980
In-kind con 8691 Registratio 79109 114662 0 0 0
Publication 8835 total 5922 $175,941 6231 $312,747 $436,569
Honoraria 6244 5414 9400
Interest + D 1367 1329 13980
Registratio 0 0 $400,000 0
total $175,941 $312,747 $436,569
$200,000
$0
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008
Registrations
Interest + Dividends
Honoraria
Publications
Statement of Activities
Jan 1 – Dec 31, 2008
In-kind contributions
Contributions & Grants
Revenue & Support
Contributions $390,706
In-kind contributions 646,346
Registrations 281,426
Interest & dividends 42,656
Honorarium 56,844
Unrealized gain (100,986)
Publications 2,447
Realized gain 194
TOTAL $1,319,633
Expenses
Jan 1 – Dec 31, 2008
Expenses
Program Services $905,255
Supporting Services
General & Administrative 301,204
Fundraising 53,570
TOTAL $1,260,029
Change in Net Assets $59.604
NET ASSETS, BEGINNING OF $1,381,418
NET ASSETS, END OF PERIOD $1,441,023
Program
Services
General &
Administrative Fundraising TOTAL
Bank Fees $- $10,302 $- $10,302
Conferences & Meetings 10,487 3,514 229 14,229
Consulting 76,168 10,000 5,000 91,168
Depreciation Expense - 1,642 - 1,642
In-kind expenses 597,684 43,863 4,800 646,347
Insurance 2,293 2,293
Occupancy - 8,800 8,800
Office supplies 888 4,649 10 5,547
Payroll - 1,608 - 1,608
Postage 1,671 815 1,460 3,945
Printing 36,807 - 714 37,522
Prof Fees-Accounting 0 18,783 - 18,783
Projects 274 - - 274
Salaries 15,766 187,820 37,093 240,679
Special Events 132,681 2,443 - 135,124
Telephone & Internet 38 3,234 1,314 4,586
Travel 32,792 1,438 2,952 37,182
TOTAL $ 905,255 $ 301,204 $ 53,570 $ 1,260,029
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