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2016 ANNUAL REPORT

HIGHLIGHTS

MUSEUM EDUCATION AND OUTREACH

TOTAL MUSEUM PARTICIPATION

1,078,369

FIELD TRIPS

52,396students visited OMSI from 163 schools

COLUM-BIACOASTAL DISCOVERY

HANCOCKFIELD STATION

TRAVELING PROGRAMS

109,372students reached in 338 schools, 141 school districts, and 7 states

FINANCIAL AID

$219,588awarded to 31,531 individualsEarned Income

$13,143,710

Private Foundations $1,505,570

Federal Grants $1,379,087

Individual $2,298,110

Corporate$1,690,430

EXPENSES TOTAL:

$19,853,685

REVENUE TOTAL

$20,016,907

2016 Year In Review

OMSI programs reach every county in Oregon and stretch to Washington, California, Nevada, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska.

LOOKING FORWARD

PARTICIPATION BY EVENT940 | 9 Food Science Events

3,500 | 1 Harvest Festival

6,280 | 6 Public Star Parties

7,215 | 1 Portland Mini Maker Faire

7,940 | 60 Science Pubs

26,797 | 15 OMSI After Darks

36,865 | 12 $2 Days

TURBINE HALLThe new Turbine Hall will empower visitors to use science, art, and design to tackle real-world problems.

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATIONEnhancing early childhood environments will help parents and children play side-by-side. Parents will learn about latest research in brain development while children will learn skills to last a lifetime.

SPACE SCIENCEWe’re reimagining planetarium experiences by updating it to be a completely immersive learning lab. We’re also expanding space science programming to reach communities across the state.

100,000+visits to Science Playground

6,606people attended labs in Turbine Hall

112,859planetarium experiences

135 Field Trips

44Reserved

Labs

3-5x/month exceedscapacity

1,685 attended

Design Labs

2,335 attended

Chemistry Labs

2,586 attended Physics

Labs

13,626 students watched

planetarium shows

1,231attended

Planetarium Labs

14,815 attended laser light

shows

“THE GREATEST SCIENTISTS ARE ARTISTS AS WELL.”

-ALBERT EINSTEIN

SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SATJANUARY 2017

What is it about the ocean that is so captivating? The Our Oceans exhibit pairs our fascination by the deep with

design and science education for creative, expressive experiences. An OMSI-built exhibit, it includes a 3-D mapping sandbox, a meditative art gallery curated with assistance from the Regional Arts and Culture Council and Pacific Northwest College of Art, and a “talk-back” area that invites visitors to draw responses to environmental questions.

Why combine art with science education? Art and design create access points to science, technology, engineering, and mathematics learning for everyone.

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Spirit, a robot rover, touched down on Mars in 2004, taking the only picture of Earth from another planet.

OMSI Gala is coming up. Save the date for May 13!

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New Year’s Day$2 Day

Stephen Hawking’s Birthday

Journey to Space Exhibit Closes

Open Monday

MLK Jr. Day

Open Monday Science Pub @ OMSI

Open Monday

Better Bites

Blind Tasting Bingo

Full Moon

OMSI After Dark

OMSI After Dark

New Moon

6,606people attended labs in

Turbine Hall

1,685 attended

Design Labs

2,335 attended

Chemistry Labs

2,586 attended

Physics Labs

SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SATFEBRUARY 2017

What better month to celebrate girls’ love of science? Designing Our World empowers girls’ pursuit of engineering

careers by bringing altruism and collaboration to the forefront of design challenges. Funded by the National Science Foundation, the program was developed side-by-side with girl-focused community organizations like Girls Inc. and Adelante Mujeres.

Making a better world will be at the core of our upcoming Turbine Hall transformation, motivating visitors of diverse backgrounds to design, make, and test sustainable solutions to real-world problems.

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New Moon

Presidents’ Day

Open Monday

Edible Cinema

Science Pub @ OMSI

Portland Winter Light Festival

OMSI After Dark

65th Annual Agate & Mineral Show

Full Moon

Member Night: The Art of the Brick

OMSI After Dark: Valentine’s Day

The Art of the Brick Exhibit Opens

“I FEEL LIKE I KNOW NATURE BETTER NOW, LIKE I KNOW IT AS A RELATIVE.”

-FIFTH GRADE STUDENT UPON VISITING THE COASTAL DISCOVERY CENTER AT CAMP GRAY

SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SATMARCH 2017

Remember the first time you saw the ocean? We feel lucky to have watched thousands of children experience

the ocean during our first year at the Coastal Discovery Center at Camp Gray in Newport, Oregon—not to mention introducing them to coastal ecosystems, squid dissections, outdoor skills, and bunkhouse friends!

As the largest museum-based outdoor education program in the country, we know that exploring the great outdoors builds confidence and supports a lifetime of stewardship grounded in scientific discovery.

Time to start making plans for the summer! omsi.edu/summer

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Daylight Saving Begins

Camp Gray Anniversary

Full Moon

Vernal Equinox

Spring Break

Open Monday

New Moon

Pi-Day: 3.1415926535

Science Pub @ OMSI

OMSI After Dark

Blind Tasting Bingo

SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SATAPRIL 2017

From community-based organizations who help us reach underserved populations, to industry leaders who

introduce students to growing career pathways, partnerships are crucial to our work. Living Cully, for instance, works with us to develop afterschool curriculum that prepares students to address personal and societal challenges.

Whether it is through our Science Communications Fellowship or an industry expert at one of our 60 Science Pubs, our partners support and inspire audiences across the state.

Have a partnership idea? We want to hear from you. [email protected]

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$2 Day

National Volunteer Week

Jane Goodall’s Birthday

Open Monday

Full Moon

Science Pub @ OMSI

DNA Day: In 1953, the article on the structure of DNA was first published. 50 years later the Human Genome Project was completed.

Yuri’s Night: Celebrating the first person in history to venture into outer space in 1961.

OMSI After Dark

New Moon

Earth Day

Last year, 4,000 volunteers contributed 99,220 hours of service to OMSI, the equivalent of 48 full-time staff.

5,5OOHOURS

More than

of service provided by Teen Science Alliance participants in 2016

SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SATMAY 2017

Not your run-of-the-mill afterschool club, the Teen Science Alliance is a team of science-loving teens who

find creative solutions to day-to-day challenges with mentors from companies like Nike and Guardian Games.

We are amazed at what we see when these teens work together! We have been inspired as teams prototyped inventions from a handbag with an interior light to a wristband that vibrates when the wearer falls asleep. What will they come up with next?

Introduce your curious teen to the Teen Science Alliance. omsi.edu/teen-science-alliance

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$2 Day

Mother’s Day

The Art of the Brick Exhibit Closes

In 1995, astronomers discovered 2 new moons of Saturn in photos taken by Hubble.

Open Monday

Memorial Day

Edible Cinema

Science Pub @ OMSI

Full Moon

OMSI After Dark

Star Wars Day: “May the Fourth be with You.”

Blind Tasting Bingo

New Moon

In 1890, the first US patents were issued to Louis Glass for the jukebox.

100,000+Visits to Science Playground

135Field Trips

44 Reserved

Labs

3-5x/month exceeds capacity

SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SATJUNE 2017

Summer is for playing, and when children play, they learn! Childhood play is ripe with scientific thinking—

testing, evaluating, failing, and trying again—and our onsite educators and engaging early childhood spaces nurture children’s creativity, critical thinking, and resiliency: the building blocks of lifelong learning.

We are expanding programs for young learners and sharing science-based resources with parents to empower them as their child’s first teacher.

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The first planetarium in the Northwest opened at our Hassalo Street location in 1950.

$2 Day

Father’s Day

Summer hours begin (9:30am-7pm)

Science Pub @ OMSI

Summer Solstice

OMSI After Dark: Cider

Blind Tasting Bingo New Moon

Full Moon

Member Night: Pompeii: The Exhibition

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$219,588in financial aid was

awarded to 31,531 individuals

SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SATJULY 2017

The average student only spends seven minutes outside every day, but there’s nothing average about

our students!

“I’m going home and teaching my brother some things I learned,” explained Corbin after hobnobbing with Rojo the Therapy Lama in our “Pet Education Training School” summer class.

Donors like you support OMSI’s financial aid, helping us distribute nearly $220,000 in aid last year to ensure that, regardless of where they live or their families’ incomes, all students have the chance to build robots, hike Three Sisters Wilderness, and make lifelong memories.

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New Moon

The first successful Cape Canaveral rocket launch occurs in 1950.

Independence Day

Science Pub @ OMSI Better Bites

OMSI After Dark

Full Moon

Pompeii: The Exhibition Opens

112,859planetarium experiences

13,626 students watched

planetarium shows

1,231 attended

Planetarium Labs

14,815 attended laser light

shows

SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SATAUGUST 2017

Space exploration emboldens us to think big, to take risks, and to push our boundaries. Universally appealing,

it is an exciting entry point to many scientific fields and careers.

100,000 visitors each year journey through space in OMSI’s planetarium, and our Portable Planetarium takes that experience to communities across the region. Be on the lookout for more space science programs than ever before!

Have you marked your calendars for our Total Solar Eclipse Party at the Oregon State Fairgrounds? omsi.edu/eclipse-2017

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Solar Eclipse 10:18am We won’t see another total eclipse in Oregon until 2169.

New Moon

Edible Cinema

The Panama Canal opens in 1914.

Science Pub @ OMSI

OMSI After Dark

First Neanderthal skeleton is discovered in France in 1908.

Blind Tasting Bingo

Thomas Edison receives patent for kinetoscope camera, a predecessor to motion pictures.

OMSI’s Washington Park Museum opened August 4, 1958.

“MAKER FAIRE IS AN EXCELLENT WAY TO GET STUDENTS EXCITED ABOUT MAKING THINGS, INNOVATING, AND ENGAGING WITH SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, AND MATH OUTSIDE OF THE CLASSROOM.”

-JILL EILANDNW REGIONAL PUBLIC AFFAIRS DIRECTOR AT INTEL

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6th Annual Portland Mini Maker Faire

SEPTEMBER 2017

Each fall we celebrate the Portland Mini Maker Faire, a two-day showcase of invention and resourcefulness.

The Maker Movement, a tech-infused DIY community that spans the globe, has started conversations about how creativity, design, and innovation can be a part of our daily lives and bring new minds, new tools, and new jobs to our region.

As we watch drones fly overhead, homemade R2D2s entertain crowds, and families create their own LED art, we’re looking forward to our plans to transform OMSI’s central Maker hub, the Turbine Hall, into a place that will empower visitors to design, build, and tackle problems we face every day.

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Labor Day

Open Monday

Regular hours begin Tues - Sun (9:30am - 5:30pm)

President John F. Kennedy gave his famous space race speech in 1962.

Science Pub @ OMSI

New Moon

Full moon

OMSI After Dark: Brewing

Autumnal Equinox

“YOU LEARN ABOUT GREAT FOOD BY FINDING THE BEST THERE IS...THEN YOU SAVOR IT, ANALYZE IT, AND DISCUSS IT WITH YOUR COMPANIONS.”

-JULIA CHILD

SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SATOCTOBER 2017

At harvest time we celebrate our crops—how we eat, cook, and source them! Our food science educators

invite visitors to explore the science of food, with fun, family and adult events year-round, and simple, honest ingredients in our restaurant.

Watch and learn as Oregon’s best chefs innovate and educate with Better Bites demonstrations. Put your taste to the test at our popular Blind Tasting Bingo. Explore the impact of movies on our food choices through Edible Cinema in the Empirical Theater. Whether you’re looking for a unique date night or a family-friendly festival, you’ll walk away with a full belly and a new appreciation of healthy choices for yourself and the environment.

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Harvest Festival

National Metric Week

Pompeii: The Exhibition Closes

Columbus Day

Science Pub @ OMSI

Full Moon

Blind Tasting Bingo

New Moon

Mole Day: Derived from Avogadro’s number, approximately 6.02x1023, the number of particles (atoms or molecules) in one mole of substance.

OMSI moved from Washington Park to its current location along the river in 1992. OMSI After Dark: Spirits

Traveling programs reached

109,327students in 338 schools, 141 school districts, and 7 states

SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SATNOVEMBER 2017

OMSI’s Traveling Programs pack our best classes, labs, and stage shows into the back of a van and travel

across the state and throughout the Pacific Northwest to complement the work being done in classrooms.

Each year, three OMSI educators teach classes and do assemblies at a community-wide science festival in Crane, Oregon—a rural community that is home to the state’s only public boarding school. Our educators introduce students and families to technologies they don’t typically have access to, and each year we are amazed at how the students apply their lessons to solve day-to-day farm challenges.

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Daylight Saving Ends US Election Day

Science Pub @ OMSI

Better Bites

OMSI After Dark

OMSI was established in 1944—73 years ago! Veterans Day

OMSI CLOSED

Thanksgiving Day

Full Moon

Member Night: Illusions Exhibit

Illusions Exhibit Opens

New Moon

“OREGON NEEDS A SCIENTIFICALLY LITERATE

POPULATION, AND OMSI PROVIDES EXPERIENCES

THAT HELP PEOPLE UNDERSTAND SCIENCE

AND HOW IT AFFECTS THEIR LIVES.”

-DAVID AND CHRISTINE VERNIERVERNIER SOFTWARE & TECHNOLOGY

SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SATDECEMBER 2017

Your gift changes lives. OMSI is committed to helping all students succeed and become future

innovators, leaders, and engaged citizens. With your support, we will continue to expand our programming to make OMSI even more accessible to families across the Northwest.

OMSI does not receive public funding and relies on the generosity of community leaders like you. Your donation directly supports programming that serves over one million people a year. You can make a lasting difference in a child’s education by renewing your support or membership. omsi.edu/donate

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Full Moon

New Moon

New Year’s Eve

OMSI CLOSED

Christmas Day

Science Pub @ OMSI

In 1995, Galileo spacecraft orbits Jupiter.

Portland City Free Museum opens in City Hall in 1897.

YOUR SUPPORT HELPS US BRING HANDS-ON SCIENCE TO EAGER, EXCITED STUDENTS WHO WILL GO ON TO BECOME

LEADERS IN THEIR CAREER FIELDS AND COMMUNITY.

HERE IS TO ANOTHER YEAR, THANK YOU!

Board, Emeritus, and LeadershipOur Board of Trustees, Emeritus Board, and museum leaders are laying the groundwork for OMSI’s future as they provide vital expertise and fundraising support for the organization.

BOARD OFFICERSSusan Keil Chair

Trond Ingvaldsen*Immediate Past ChairKidder Mathews

Alistair Firmin TreasurerNTT DATA, Digital & Cloud Services

Su Midghall SecretaryDHM Research

BOARD OF TRUSTEESJoe Barra* Portland General Electric

Eric BlackburnESCO Corporation

Jeremy Brown*

Blake Hedinger Bruun* American Industries, Inc.

Casey CallinskyWells Fargo

David ChildersYour Business Baby, LLC

Rob CoppedgeCambia Health Solutions

Kimberly Cooper

Bryce DalleyPacific Power

Jill EilandIntel

Jonathan FinkPortland State University

Reginald Hamlett

Kenneth W. Hick RNWI

Scott Kiever*Benefitfocus

Robert “Buzz” Kross

Chris LewisFLIR Systems, Inc.

Kristin Luck Kristin Luck Consulting

Sue Miller

Jeanette MladenovicOregon Health & Science University

Sastry PantulaOregon State University

Linda PearceTillamook County Creamery Association

Penny Serrurier Stoel Rives LLP

Tom SperryRogue Venture Partners

John WheelerVernier Software & Technology

*Completed term

EMERITUS BOARDAllen Alley

Jean Auel

Tony Bacos

Bob Beal

John Beckman*

Leonard Bergstein

Larry Black

Ernest Bloch

Alisa Brake

Kurt Bruun

Margaret Carter

Patrick Clancy

Debi Coleman

Marc Compton

Steve Cox

Ambrose Cronin*

Yvonne Curtis

Beth deHamel

Harry Demorest

Ryan Flynn

Orcilia Forbes*

Jim Francesconi

Kathleen Geyer

William Glasgow

Albert Glowasky

Christopher Hall

Joseph Hanna

John Harker

Robert Harrison

Blake Hedinger Bruun

Michael Henderson

Ed Hepp

Thomas Horstmann

Jack Isselmann

Jon Jaqua

Lynn Johnson

Harpel Keller

Paula Kinney

Arnold Labby

Patrick LaCrosse

Frederick Lake*

William Lyons*

Hugh Mackworth

Gary Maffei, Chair

Elaine McCall

Dolores Orfanakis

Claris Poppert

Preston Pulliams

Dilip Ratnam

Lawretta Ray*

Patrick Reiten

Donald Remlinger

Arthur Riedel*

Paul Risser*

Joseph Robertson

Lawrence Rockwood*

Richard Roman

Donald Sacco

April Sanderson

Robert Scanlan

Barbara Sue Seal

Joan Smith

Susan Sokol Blosser

Judy South

Nicholas Stanley

Gregory Struxness

Henry Swigert

William Tagmyer*

Gerri Tisdel

Carol Van Natta

David Vernier

Don Vollum

Walter Weyler

Andy Wihtol

Richard Wollenberg

*Deceased

LEADERSHIPNancy Stueber President and CEO

Erin Graham Chief Operating Officer

Love Centerwall Vice President, Development

Tim Mack Vice President, Finance and Analysis

Deb Mumm-HillVice President, Learning Experiences

Russ Repp Vice President, Marketing and Retail

Legacy GivingOMSI’s legacy grows because of the generous donors who include us in their future giving and estate plans. These individuals have made a lasting impact by ensuring that hands-on science learning is possible for future generations.

J.C. STEVENS LEGACY SOCIETYAnonymous (2)

Hobart M. Bird

Diane Boly

Courtland and Jean Carrier*

Maurie Clark*

Michael Conway and Laura Birshan

Nancy Dotterer

Marilyn Edgar*

Henrietta C. Failing*

Fred W. and Suzanne Fields*

Lesley “Judy” Forster*

William Furman

John Gatewood*

Leslie Grueger*

Joseph Hanna

John and Judy* Harker

Garland Hurley*

Chris Iwai

Harry C. Kendall*

James G. Kirwan*

Gary Maffei and Marcus Lintner

James P. McDole*

Sir James and Lady Anne McDonald*

June McLean

Daniel Melody*

William Naftalin Family Revocable Trust*

Carl O. Peterson*

Claris and Corlee Poppert

Emma Prillaman*

Dick and Mary Raub

Arthur Riedel*

Lawrence Rockwood*

Martha Rosacker*

Robert Scheuchenpflug

Mrs. Ellen Schmidt

Maurice Seitz*

Penny Serrurier

Nicholas Stanley

Douglas Strain*

Hank Swigert

David and Christine Vernier

Virginia Wayne*

*Deceased

DIANE BOLY, Boly Welch, J.C. Stevens Legacy Society Member

I support OMSI because it gives so much back to the community. It is a place where my children, grandchildren, and, hopefully, great-grandchild will go to learn and be inspired. I made a bequest to OMSI in my estate plan because I have 11 grandchildren and this gift will be part of their legacy and a way for me to give something to them. It is not only for my kids, but for the whole community that has given so much to me and my business.

A committed businesswoman and community investor, Diane Boly once said, “OMSI is the place where my family spends time together learning and getting inspired.” OMSI is humbled to have Diane as a new member of the J.C. Stevens Legacy Society. Diane is the co-founder of the Portland recruitment and consulting firm Boly:Welch, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year.

JUNE 1, 2015 - MAY 31, 2016

Individuals

OMSI donors help us make science education relevant to young people across the Pacific Northwest who will lead the future.

$100,000+Anonymous

Jon V. Jaqua and Kimberly B. Cooper Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation*

Park Foundation/Piper Anne Park*

Arlene Schnitzer*

John and Toni Stevens

Christine and C.F. Swigert, Jr. Endowment Fund for OMSI of The Oregon Community Foundation

$50,000+Anthony and Christine Arnerich*

Truman Collins*

Dale Sause*

Marian and Don Vollum*

$25,000+Jean and Ray Auel

William Blount

Kristen and Thomas Boothe

Marc and Jody Compton*

Marcia Randall

Jordan D. Schnitzer

Joseph E. Weston Public Foundation of The Oregon Community Foundation

$10,000+Sally and Dave Bany***

Bob and Diane Beal*

Charles F. Caskey and Sue Horn-Caskey

Kimberly Cooper and Jon Jaqua

Ted and Andrea Davis

Mark and Ann Edlen

Erin Graham and Aric Wood*

Reginald and Tellisa Hamlett

Ken Hick and Cheri Cooley-Hick

Trond and Catherine Ingvaldsen*

John and Robin Jaqua Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation

Scott and Kathleen Kiever*

Heather Killough

Nancy Lematta

Dorothy Lemelson

McGeady Family Foundation

Neilsen Family Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation*

Shirley H. Papé

Craig and Mary Ruble

April Sanderson*

Thomas and Christi Sperry*

The Jean Vollum Fund of the Vanguard Charitable Endowment

Virginia and Robert Walters

Jodie and Tom Watson

$5,000+Anonymous

Anonymous Fund #16 of The Oregon Community Foundation

Linda and Stanley Barnwell

Eric and Heather Blackburn

Dan and Sallie Dutton**

Mike and Kristin Fritz

Jay and Renee Haladay

J & J Foundation

Jessie Jonas Charitable Fund

Susan Keil*

Holly and Zach Levow

Ross Lienhart

Gary Maffei and Marcus Lintner

Susan and John Miller

Linda Pearce

Penny and Peter Serrurier*

Nancy and Daniel Stueber*

William Swindells

Andy and Laurie Teich

David and Ann Thompson

Nancy and Walter Weyler

John and Traci Wheeler

Robert and Deborah Zagunis

$2,500+Alfredo and Laurine Apolloni

Eric and Carrie Ask

Backes and Roberts Family

Jonathan and Carrie Banks

Friedrich and Annette Baumann

William and Kathleen Berg

Diane Boly

David Childers and Paula Pyron

W. Neal and Christine Christman

John and Leanne Dilorenzo

Louis and Kathleen Doctor

Mike and Katie Erickson

John and Robyn Gastineau

Teri and Paul Graham

Janis and Robert Harrison

Robert and Deborah Kross

Chris and Hala Lewis

Kristin Luck

Michael and Anne Monnier

Peter and Bonnie Reagan

Don V. Romanaggi, M.D.

Crystal and Stacey Rutland

Eric and Sophia Skaar

Gretchen Stahmer

Barbara and Jon Stroud

Tagmyer Family Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation

Curtis Thompson and Joe Mitchoff

Kenneth and Marta Thrasher

Robert and Katherin Voll

Bob and Marcia Walsh

Lynn and Jeff Wolfstone Fund of the Oregon Jewish Community Fund

$1,000+Thelma Adkisson

Norma Alberthal

Dina Alexander

Elena Andresen and Kevin Mickelsen

Anonymous (2)

Leonard and Brenda Aplet

Susan Bakewell-Sachs and Jonathan Sachs

Phil and MaryAnn Barnekoff

Joe Barra

John Becker and Dianne Rodway

Tony and Marti Belluschi

Brian and Shirley Bevens

Suzanne and John Bishop

Lawrence S. and Susan W. Black Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation

Congressman Earl Blumenauer and Ms. Margaret Kirkpatrick

Patty Boday and David Estes

Amy Brown

Ronica Bruce

Casey and Lindsey Callinsky

Douglas and Leslie Campbell

Wei Li and Karen Chong

Kristin Cleveland and Doug Howe

Chris and Jamia Clipper

Mark and Susan Cooksey

Rob Coppedge and Anastasia Moro

Don Crawford and Gayle Kovacs

Tim and Julie Crawford

Ambrose and Anne Cronin

Tracy Curtis and Rick Nagore

Bryce and Rebecca Dalley

Steve Dangermond and Stefanie Dangermond Becker

Christopher and Melissa Dey

The Honorable Denny Doyle and Mrs. Ann Doyle

Jill Eiland

Ruth and Carnett Falconbury

Jonathan Fink

Alistair and Kate Firmin

Wesley Ford Bob and Konky Forster

Liz Fuller and Brent Barton

Thomas and Elizabeth Gewecke

Gary Gitner and Karen Rash-Gitner

Beth and Richard Glassman

Lynda and Mark Gordon

(Continued from $1000+)

Taffy Gould

Andrew and Jennifer Greenberg

Marian and Rob Griffiths

Miles and Carey Haladay

Sean and Sara Hammons

John V. Harker

Mike and Rochelle Hart

Ed and Fran Hepp

Alex Ho and Nicole Lee

Ian Honohan and Karen Huth

Jake and Linda Hopkins

Beth and Jerry Hulsman

Bob and Konky Forster

Liz Fuller and Brent Barton

Thomas and Elizabeth Gewecke

Gary Gitner and Karen Rash-Gitner

Beth and Richard Glassman

Lynda and Mark Gordon

Taffy Gould

Andrew and Jennifer Greenberg

Marian and Rob Griffiths

Miles and Carey Haladay

Sean and Sara Hammons

John V. Harker

Mike and Rochelle Hart

Ed and Fran Hepp

Alex Ho and Nicole Lee

Ian Honohan and Karen Huth

Jake and Linda Hopkins

Beth and Jerry Hulsman

Angela and Nate Hult

Robin Jaqua Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation

Robert Jensen

Daryl Jones

Susan L. Kem

Pamela Kislak and Thomas Robinson

Patrick and Karen LaCrosse

Barbara and Aaron Lance

Drs. Dolores and Fernando Leon

Joaquin and Maximina Lippincott

Tim and Jessica Mack

Hugh Mackworth and Josie Mendoza

John Maddigan and Sheri Morris

Janeen and Mal McAninch

Sir James and Lady Anne McDonald Fund

Bree McKeen

Concert Rock Violinist Aaron Meyer

Steve and Gayle Meyer

Darren Michibata

Su Midghall

Nicole Misiti and Don Rood

Jeanette Mladenovic and Stephen Steinberg

Robert Morrison and Marian Berger

John Mosser Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation

Deborah Mrazek and Michael Niquette

Scott Musch

John and Ginger Niemeyer

Peter and Cassie Northrup

Dolores and Nick Orfanakis

Kishore and Subha Pathial

Alexander Payne

Bruce Pettet and Tracey Kwietniak

David Pollock

Claris and Corlee Poppert

Gayle and Carol Post Family Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation

William and Anne Rasnake

Kathryn H. Rebagliati

Bloor and Patricia Redding

Steven Reinisch and Stephanie Buth-Hall

Russ and Patricia Repp

Mike and Karie Richardson

Arthur and Janet Riedel

Ellen Rosenblum and Richard Meeker

Dale and Alba Rouse

Greg and Lisa Rudisel

Erica Schechter

Oscar and Patricia Scherer

Ronald and Nona Scheurer

Karl and Jennifer Schulz

Wayne Schweinfest

Lois Seed and Daniel Gibbs

Elmer and Linda Seeley

John L. Shipley

Jamie and Denise Shulman

Greg Simmons and Jeanette Brynn

Mark and Sally Simmons**

Elizabeth and Steven Sipe

Craig Smith**

Donna and Jerry Smith

The Stretch Fund

Martha Stuckey and David Zahn

John and Jan Swanson

Gloria and Paul Swick

The Thornton Family Charitable Fund

Ronald E. and Ivy L. Timpe Century Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation

Ron and Maryellen Tipper

Peter and Cathy Tronquet

Lewis and Susan Van Winkle

Ted and Julie Vigeland

Ron and Lindsey Walden

Ward Family Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation

Linda and Richard Ward

Charles Watkins

Kim and Kristy Wayson

Howard D. Werth and Marion Levitan

Max and Gina Williams

Clifford and Donna Wilson

Wendy and Carter Wray

$500+Anonymous (2)

William and Sandra Bennett

Zach Boyd

Bret “Buzz” and Junko Chandler***

Erin Chapman and Alex McGladrey

James C. Chartrey

Suresh and Aruna Chittor

Colleen Chun and Richard Carr

Barb and Kevin Coughlin

Dolph and Yvonne Craig

Jim Darragh**

Chris Davais and Courtney Zilke

Dirk and Tammy Davis

Heather and Todd Decook

Christina and Ian Delano

Kaaren and Harry Demorest

Bruce Duncan and Annie Larsen Duncan

David and Gloria Dunlap

Karen and Bill Early Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation

Terry W. and Cristina Emmert

Franklin Faillace and Kyla Smith

Ted Fettig and Kregg Arntson

Damien and Sarah Francaviglia

Michael Freese

Bryan and Sanaz Gardner

William Glasgow Fund of the Marin Community Foundation

Laura L. Good

Roy and Amanda Haggerty

Howard and Molly Harris

Patti and Shane Harrison

Patricia E. Heinlein

Alex and Rachael Hofmann

Kent and Karen Holce

Jim and Carol Horton

Robert and Nancy James

The Lynn Johnson Family

Richard and Jean Josephson

Dusty and Anna-Marie Lieb

Daylene and Scott Long

Sandy and M. Wakefield Mack

Dr. Phil Marucha and Jamie Marucha

James and Daphne McBride

Mr. and Mrs. Bob and Margaret McMillan

Patrick and Margaret Mead**

Travis and Christine Merrill

Joan and Jim Neice

Michael and Gloria Olds

Dennis and Suzie Ott

Duane and Corinne Paulson

Harold and Jane Pollin

Russell Ramsey

Margie and David Rikert

Jan and Kirk Robertson

Russ Rosner

Jordana Sardo and Annalee Purdy

Eric and Elizabeth Schneider

Jeramie and Melinda Shane

William and Sonia Shelby

John and Shannon Shoul

Judy and Scott South

R. Kent Squires

Jean Stevenson

Aimee and Griffin Tarlow

Christine Wallace Caldwell and Gregory Caldwell

Shirley Welch and Marty Scott

Paul and Laila Zaninovich

*MULTI-YEAR GIFT | **IN-KIND | ***CASH + IN-KIND

Individuals

JUNE 1, 2015 - MAY 31, 2016

Corporate partnerships help us make science come to life, linking a curious public to cutting-edge innovations in science and technology.

$100,000+ESCO Foundation

Genentech

Pepsi Bottling Group*

R.H. Parker/United Foundation

The Standard*

Wells Fargo*

$50,000+Bon Appétit Management Company**

Dangermond Keane Architecture***

Intel Corporation/Intel Foundation

Pacific Power*

Portland Metro Toyota Dealers Association***

Vernier Software & Technology

$25,000+Chevron Corporation

Comcast***

FLIR Systems, Inc.***

Malarkey Roofing Products**

Planar Systems, Inc.**

Stimson Lumber Company

$10,000+Airstream Adventures Northwest

Applied Materials Foundation

Autodesk, Inc.

BNSF Railway Foundation

The Boeing Company

Cambia Health Solutions

The CarMax Foundation

Dick Hannah Dealerships**

First Tech Federal Credit Union

Hoffman Construction Company

Leupold & Stevens Foundation

Mentor Graphics Foundation

NW Natural

Opus Community Foundation

Pacific Outdoor Advertising**

Portland General Electric/PGE Foundation

Walsh Construction

Zidell Yards

$5,000+Alaska Airlines, Inc.**

Avangrid Renewables

Beam Development

Columbia Sportswear**

The Commerce Bank of Oregon

Durham and Bates Insurance Brokers and Agents

Eden Advanced Pest Technologies

Event Network

FEI Company

The Greenbrier Companies

Holland America Line**

Holland Partner Group

JP Morgan Chase & Co.

Klarquist Sparkman, LLP

Lamar Transit**

Lane Powell PC

Liberty Mutual Insurance

MeyerPro

Moda Healthcare

Northwest Bank

OSH Park

Pacific Wealth Group

Skanska USA Building Inc.

Stoel Rives, LLP

Stumptown Coffee Roasters

Subaru of America Foundation, Inc.

Tesla Portland - Washington Square**

Tillamook County Creamery Association

U.S. Bank/U.S. Bank Foundation

Umpqua Bank Charitable Foundation

$2,500+A-dec

Anam Cara Cellars**

Anne Amie Vineyards**

Becker Capital Management Inc.

Benefitfocus

DHM Research

The Felt Hat

Matson Foundation

Mayer/Reed

Minuteman Press**

New Belgium Brewing Company***

PCC Structurals, Inc.

Rockwell Collins

Shiels Obletz Johnsen, Inc.

Utopia Vineyards**

$1,000+Albina Community Bank

Allison Inn and Spa**

CH2M

Chehalem Wines**

City Center Parking

First Republic Bank

Geotechnical Resources, Inc. - GRI

Kinder Morgan Foundation

Marine Discovery Tours

Moss Adams, LLP

Oregon Spice Company

Provenance Hotels**

Rogue Ales & Spirits**

SeaPort Airlines, Inc.**

Travel Portland

Washington Square, Inc.**

Woodruff-Sawyer Oregon, Inc.

ZGF Architects LLP

$500+Ambacht Brewing**

Amplyus**

ARC Oregon**

Dakine**

Deschutes Brewery**

Epson Portland, Inc.

Fat Head’s Brewery**

Hallmark Resort**

ITSPHUN**

Jensen Investment Management, Inc.

Lagunitas Brewing Co.**

Lippman Co.**

Museum Tour Toys

New Deal Distillery**

Ninkasi Brewing Company**

The Oregon Star Party

Siltronic Corporation

Stoller Family Estate**

Storm Breaker Brewing**

Water Avenue Coffee***

Worthy Brewing**

Corporations


JUNE 1, 2015 - MAY 31, 2016

Foundation and Government support is integral to developing new programs and exhibits, increasing accessibility, and expanding OMSI’s programming.

$1,000,000+ Hedinger Family Foundation*

National Institutes of Health*

National Science Foundation*

$500,000+ Institute of Museum and Library Services*

M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust*

National Aeronautics and Space Administration*

The Wollenberg Foundation*

$250,000+Anonymous

The Collins Foundation*

Maybelle Clark McDonald Fund*

Meyer Memorial Trust*

$100,000+ Willard L. Eccles Foundation*

James F. and Marion L. Miller Foundation*

Raymond Family Foundation*

USDA Specialty Crop Block Grant through the Oregon Department of Agriculture

$50,000+Willard L. and Ruth P. Eccles Foundation*

Fund for Shared Insight

Ray Hickey Foundation*

National Park Service*

$25,000+ Anonymous

Demorest Family Foundation

Gray Family Foundation

JFR Foundation

The Samuel S. Johnson Foundation*

The Reser Family Foundation

$10,000+ National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

OSU Foundation

Carl O. Peterson Memorial Fund

PNC Foundation

The Renaissance Foundation

Ralph & Bunny Schlesinger Foundation*

Harold & Arlene Schnitzer CARE Foundation

Trust Management Services, LLC

Rose E. Tucker Charitable Trust

Verde

Wheeler Foundation

Wildhorse Foundation

Juan Young Trust

$5,000+ BetsWest Foundation

William G. Gilmore Foundation

William J.J. Gordon Family Foundation

The Holzman Foundation, Inc.

Hoover Family Foundation

Jackson Foundation

Mason Charitable Trust

Oregon Health & Science University

Portland State University

Alfred P. Sloan Foundation with support from Coolidge Corner Theater Foundation

Norman F. Sprague, Jr. Foundation

$2,500+Leo Adler Community Fund

The Autzen Foundation

Carpenter Foundation

Coquille Tribal Community Fund

Cow Creek Umpqua Indian Foundation

JEZ Foundation

Edwards Lienhart Family Foundation

Roth Charitable Foundation

Vitreus Foundation

Jay and Diane Zidell Charitable Foundation

$1,000+Anne A. Berni Foundation

The Joe and Dorothy Dorsett Brown Foundation

Leotta Gordon Foundation

The Lion Glass Foundation

Halton Foundation

Ludke Foundation

Malu, Ltd. Foundation

$500+Anonymous

Frank and Margaret Bitar Foundation

Holland Family Foundation

Foundations, Government Agencies, and Strategic Partners


From delivering hands-on demonstrations in exhibit halls and labs, to greeting our visitors and assisting behind the scenes in our administrative offices, OMSI volunteers are a vital resource.

13,000 HOURS Tom Prewitt, 17 Years

12,000 HOURS Will Fessler, 22 Years

5,000 - 11,000 HOURSGenie Currier, 8 Years

Darrell Desper, 24 Years

Dave Koch, 20 Years

Dick Pyne, 16 Years

Bob Scheuchenpflug, 18 Years

Otto Tzevelekos, 11 Years

Bob Walters, 23 Years

Bob Wyant, 24 Years

2,500 - 5,000 HOURSHank Becker, 32 Years

Jim Berger, 9 Years

Jim Birchard, 16 Years

Greg Carr, 3 Years

Todd Cooper, 9 Years

Bill Dolan, 14 Years

Sandy Frederick, 19 Years

Melissa Halstead, 10 Years

David Herzog, 33 Years

Keith Holmes, 18 Years

Lyle Hubbard, 7 Years

Art Hull, 9 Years

John Kovach, 20 Years

Janet Kretzmeier, 33 Years

Vince Meyer, 20 Years

Dick Raub, 10 Years

Alex Rodriguez, 4 Years

Mark Simmons, 8 Years

Ralph Strom, 14 Years

Michelle Stupek, 9 Years

Lewis Van Winkle, 19 Years

Ken Vanderkamp, 7 Years

Michelle Wilson, 10 Years

1,000 - 2,500 HOURSHeidi Austin, 9 Years

Pat Bauer, 4 Years

Kathy Bishop, 1 Year

Betsy Blackie, 7 Years

Steve Brown, 11 Years

Bill Bryan, 9 Years

Jeanne Butcher, 4 Years

Tony Capitano, 7 Years

Cindy Chan, 8 Years

Mary Crull, 8 Years

Stu Daily, 9 Years

Duane Damiano, 5 Years

Robert Di Fiore, 5 Years

Jerry Dodson, 14 Years

Nancy Dotterer, 21 Years

David Dunham, 21 Years

Roger Eiss, 30 Years

Carol Farr, 12 Years

Dan Feagin, 7 Years

Earl Fleck, 6 Years

Sharon Ford, 5 Years

Ian Gard, 11 Years

Randy Gresham, 4 Years

Margaret Hill, 7 Years

Jennifer Hole, 6 Years

Michael Holst, 20 Years

Marie Hopper, 14 Years

Marion Jangula, 12 Years

Randy King, 22 Years

Ellie Koprowski, 8 Years

Priscilla Kostiner, 9 Years

Ed Lee, 22 Years

Ted Liljeholm, 24 Years

Sam Louke, 9 Years

Chuck Macaluso, 14 Years

Mark Manzer, 13 Years

Chuck McConnell, 5 Years

James Mesenbrink, 8 Years

Kevin Mills, 9 Years

Janet Mills, 12 Years

Jilene Modlin, 12 Years

Bill Montgomery, 7 Years

Maureen O’Neal, 9 Years

Daryl Phillippi, 6 Years

Jack Pollock, 8 Years

John Purrett, 21 Years

Ann Rodriguez, 9 Years

Walter Sanford, 4 Years

Bernice Schuchardt, 8 Years

Janne Sepp, 8 Years

Rick Steldt, 7 Years

Stephen Summers, 20 Years

Mary Theirl, 11 Years

Ron Tipper, 14 Years

Diana Todd, 6 Years

Jim Verrastro, 7 Years

David Vrooman, 8 Years

Gary Webb, 15 Years

John Welch, 6 Years

Jim Woodruff, 3 Years

<1,000 HOURS, 5+ YEARSHeather Barnes, 5 Years

Carolan Bauman, 5 Years

Ron Bell, 10 Years

Sara Berry, 6 Years

Jonathan Brandel, 5 Years

Patrick Bright, 7 Years

Scott Carneau, 20 Years

Buz Carriker, 6 Years

Eric Chavez, 12 Years

Sarah Churnside, 5 Years

Kara Colley, 5 Years

Kevin Cooney, 5 Years

AnnaMaria Cruz, 8 Years

Ken Cumings, 5 Years

Cindy Cunningham, 9 Years

Craig Daniels, 6 Years

Ben Dominguez, 5 Years

Mary Anne Donley, 5 Years

Karen Evans, 5 Years

Jonathan Fields, 7 Years

Warren Ford, 5 Years

Vicky Foster, 5 Years

John Gevurtz, 5 Years

Erick Grandmason, 9 Years

Mary Griffiths, 5 Years

Judy Groom, 6 Years

Jennifer Gross, 5 Years

Robert Hafer, 6 Years

Stefanie Henning, 5 Years

Ron Horbatiuk, 5 Years

Ruth Kauffman, 8 Years

Dan Kesler, 5 Years

Estin Kiger, 9 Years

Ashley King, 5 Years

Jenny Kinney, 6 Years

Paul Knickerbocker, 5 Years

Bill Lindblad, 11 Years

Jessi Lockhart, 6 Years

Murray MacNeill, 7 Years

Ryan Malone, 8 Years

Betty McArdle, 9 Years

Patrick Mead, 10 Years

Jacquie Moon, 7 Years

Karen Neland, 9 Years

Katie Nguyen, 5 Years

Paul Oliver, 5 Years

Peter O’Neil, 8 Years

Noble Powell, 11 Years

Susan Powers, 9 Years

Russ Ramsey, 7 Years

Cricket Raybern, 16 Years

Anna Richardson, 12 Years

Shannon Ristau, 8 Years

Susan Robinson, 7 Years

Steven Robinson, 5 Years

Dan Schuster, 5 Years

Liana Schweitzer, 11 Years

Alex Sinnott, 5 Years

Ed Stowe, 6 Years

Mary Swartz, 8 Years

Jonathon Sze, 7 Years

Brenda Tait-White, 5 Years

Dwight Tanner, 6 Years

Cheryl Thompson, 5 Years

Karen Veltkamp, 8 Years

RG Walker, 6 Years

Carl Wamser, 8 Years

Ian Williams, 6 Years

Volunteers

FinancialsYear Ended May 31, 2014

4,615,6572,134,318

2,330,5451,282,8211,307,4338,000,161

(1,025)1,411,303563,970

$21,645,183

11,191,5163,819,970

$15,011,486

2,611,0251,585,361

$4,196,386

250,301

$19,458,173

$2,187,010

36,895,693

$39,082,703

Year Ended May 31, 2015

4,369,5862,395,1602,308,7941,726,5231,350,7779,487,176

(7,573)908,298

574,747

$23,113,488

10,751,1173,251,982

$14,003,099

3,369,9441,302,698

$4,672,642

228,302

$18,904,043

$4,209,445

39,082,703

$43,292,148


5,129,5242,393,2382,364,1051,310,866

1,288,0956,295,256

(34,592)612,533657,882

$20,016,907

11,206,3533,779,006

$14,985,359

3,229,8661,346,943

$4,576,809

291,517

$19,853,685

$163,222

43,292,148

$43,455,370

REVENUES

AdmissionsMembershipsEducational programsAuxiliary activitiesExhibit feesContributions and grantsChange in value of Perpetual TrustContributed services of volunteers and in-kind donationsInterest and other income

TOTAL PUBLIC SUPPORT AND REVENUE

Program services Museum activities Educational programs

Total program services

Supporting services Management and general Fundraising

Total supporting services

Auxiliary activities

TOTAL EXPENSES

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES

NET ASSETS, BEGINNING OF YEAR

NET ASSETS, END OF YEAR

EXPENSES

ASSETS

Current AssetsCash and cash equivalentsNet accounts, pledges and contracts receivable, current portionInventoriesPrepaid expenses and other assetsDue from other funds

Total current assets

Long-term AssetsAccounts, pledges and contracts receivable, net of current portionBeneficial interest in perpetual trustLand, buildings, exhibits and equipment, netDebt issuance costs, net

Total long-term assets

TOTAL ASSETS

Current LiabilitiesAccounts payable and accrued expensesAccrued interest payableDue to other fundsDeferred revenues, current portionAnnuity agreement, current portionCapital lease obligations, current portionLong-term debt, current portion

Total current liabilities

Long-term LiabilitiesDeferred revenues, net of current portionAnnuity agreement, net of current portionCapital lease obligations, net of current portionLong-term debt, net of current portionBonds Payable

Total long-term liabilities

TOTAL LIABILITIES

NET ASSETS

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS


7,416,4125,589, 060

41,551303, 241

68,420

$13,418,684

1,422,682380,045

35,442,76754,456

$37,299,950

$50,718,634

1,872,57721,099

68,4202,399,311

7,400378,488122,235

$4,869,530

1,551,23621,212

1,223,3613,970,592

-

$6,766,401

$11,635,931

$39,082,703

$50,718,634


8,329,8037,270,239

23,379810,548563,771

$16,997,740

738,345372,472

37,153,872171,576

$38,436,265

$55,434,005

2,245,353-

563,7712,113,680

7,400363,367

261,106

$5,554,677

830,41519,957

1,040,098536,710

4,160,000

$6,587,180

$12,141,857

$43,292,148

$55,434,005


4,724,1625,819,800

23,085315,040

568,265

$11,450,352

622,700337,880

41,757,833159,944

$42,878,357

$54,328,709

1,656,41912,578

568,2652,380,897

7,400381,993270,847

$5,278,399

492,73518,236

658,107265,862

4,160,000

$5,594,940

$10,873,339

$43,455,370

$54,328,709

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

“I’M GOING HOME AND TEACHING MY BROTHER SOME THINGS I LEARNED.”

-5TH GRADER FROM LINCOLN ELEMENTARY, CORVALLIS, OR

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Valued friends, supporters, and science lovers:

What a year it has been! We celebrated the opening of the Coastal Discovery Center at Camp Gray, introduced students to life in space with refreshed space science themes in summer and outreach programming, and welcomed our largest crowds yet to the Portland Mini Maker Faire.

Now, we are focused on the future, investing in our most popular spaces and programs—both in the museum and across the Pacific Northwest—to heighten the relevance and accessibility of science learning for 21st Century students.

We are looking inward at our own capacity, making traditional halls greater, serving our home state better, and viewing the stars differently. And we can’t do any of it without you.

Join us in celebrating our work and looking forward to another powerful year.

Nancy StueberPresident & CEO

Oregon Museum of Science and Industry1945 SE Water Avenue Portland OR 97214

(503) 797 4000 | omsi.edu

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