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FISCAL YEAR 2018 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

Jack GibsonChief Executive Offi cer

Enrique Aldana Director of Development

Lili BellBroadcast Schedule Manager

John BoothExecutive Producer

Pat CallahanDirector of Membership

Frank FregosoChief Engineer

Sara Gromley Audience Services Manager

Kimberly HeathChief Financial Offi cer

John HessChief Operating Offi cer

Betsy Bolding Ron Bornstein Sharon Bronson Judith Brown Dan Cavanagh Karen Christensen Nance Crosby** Andrew Greeley Chris Helms** Jim Jutry**Jan LesherAnne Maley** Jim Murphy Simon Rosenblatt

*Student Representative

**Former Chair

Jason Katterhenry Director of Information Technology

Andrea KellyNews Director

Ed KestersonRadio Program Director

Hildy KoTelevision Program Director

Sandra Riggins General Sales Manager

Gene RobinsonChief Marketing Offi cer

Susan Tarrence Chair

Steven EddyVice-Chair

Hope ReedSecretary

OFFICERS

EX-OFFICIO

EMERITUS MEMBERS

Jack Gibson Laura Todd Johnson

COMMUNITY ADVISORY BOARD

Kristin Almquist Jodi BainTed BorekBill BowenRon CarstenJennifer CasteixMary Ann Dobras Lynne Wood Dusenberry Lois Eisenstein Ed FrischFrank HamiltonTodd HanleyHassan Hijazi John HildebrandKent Laughbaum**

MEMBERS

Sylvia LettPaul Lindsey Roxie Lopez Matt Lubisich* María Marín Natalynn Masters* Christina Noz Harold Paxton Hank PeckJill PerrellaJill Rosenzweig Andy SchorrCita ScottCristie Street** Magdalena Verdugo

MANAGEMENT

Production, printing, and postage for this annual report is generously funded by the Kautz Family Foundation.This annual report is printed on partially recycled paper using 100% renewable wind-generated electricity to conserve our natural resources and reduce emissions.

Arizona Public Media® and AZPM® are registered trademarks of The Arizona Board of Regents.© 2019 Arizona Public Media.

On the cover: Left photo from KUAT archive circa 1959, photographer and model unknown. Right photo: Steve Riggs, AZPM Sr. Videographer/Editor. Model: Roxy Stevens Ibarra, AZPM student employee.

TELEVISION

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COX ......................... 1006COMCAST .................... 6†

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RADIO

TUCSON ........... 1550 AMTUCSON .............89.1 FMSIERRA VISTA ...88.9 FM SIERRA VISTA ... 91.3 FMCATALINA ........ 93.3 FM*

TUCSON ............ 90.5 FMNW TUCSON ..... 89.7 FMSIERRA VISTA ... 89.7 FMSAFFORD .......... 89.5 FMBISBEE .......... 88.3 FM**NOGALES ........... 91.1 FM

* Under construction** Pending FCC approval † Standard Defi nition TVP.O. Box 210067 | Tucson, AZ 85721 | 520.621.5828 azpm.org

Celebrating 60 YearsCelebrating 60 Years

R E P O R T T O T H E C O M M U N I T Y 2 0 1 9 C A L E N D A R

Dear friends,On October 7, 2018, Arizona Public Media’s (AZPM) fi rst radio station, KUAZ-AM 1550, celebrated 50 years of service to the University of Arizona and our community. As we approach 2019, Arizona’s fi rst public television station, KUAT Channel 6, today known simply as PBS 6, will celebrate 60 years of service. For the past six decades, AZPM has measured success by the value and the impact it creates. AZPM inspires the community not only through national PBS and NPR programming and its own original local productions, but also through extensive and growing community outreach. Last January, in partnership with the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona, AZPM produced and hosted the latest in its Community Interactive series. This live, interactive community conversation focused on arts and culture in Southern Arizona and was moderated by PBS NewsHour Arts Correspondent Jeffrey Brown. To demonstrate AZPM’s commitment to continuing that conversation, AZPM created Spotlight on the Arts this past summer. Hosted by Mark McLemore, Spotlight on the Arts is a series of casual conversations with local artists and community arts leaders in advance of openings, exhibitions, and cultural events.PBS 6 continues to be Tucson’s most decorated television station. AZPM staff have been recognized with 45 individual Emmy® awards over the last four years. In April 2018, AZPM was honored with seven Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards by the Radio Television Digital News Association. Drawing on the strengths of AZPM’s investment in news and public affairs programming, PBS 6 launched Arizona 360 in January. Hosted by veteran journalist Lorraine Rivera, the 30-minute weekly program is broadcast throughout Arizona. Each week, Arizona 360 features a variety of perspectives on a single issue that directly affects people in our state.Preceding the 2018 midterm elections, AZPM hosted three debates between candidates for the seats for Governor, Congressional District 2, and Congressional District 3. AZPM’s Your Vote 2018 initiative provided ongoing, unbiased, informational, and in-depth political coverage, while also strengthening our partnerships with other regional media outlets.Broadcasting from newly-renovated radio studios on the campus of the University of Arizona, NPR 89.1 continues to be the top news/talk format radio station in Southern Arizona and remains a trusted source of information. A partnership with Cochise County

to jointly fund the construction of a new transmission tower allowed AZPM to launch KUAS-FM 88.9/Sierra Vista, which now provides greatly-improved NPR service to audiences in Sierra Vista, and fi rst-time over-the-air NPR service to Douglas, Bisbee, and surrounding communities. Additionally, we soon expect to expand the coverage of our NPR operation to audiences in the Catalina/SaddleBrooke area on 93.3 FM. This fall, NPR 89.1 launched a new weekly public affairs show, The Buzz, hosted by Christopher Conover, which delves into local politics, the environment, arts, culture, and

innovation and discoveries made at the University of Arizona.AZPM’s original TV productions continue to garner national attention. OSIRIS-REx: Countdown to Launch, which premiered in 2016, is being distributed worldwide by American Public Television. Last October, the original AZPM documentary Not Broken, which introduced audiences to seven young people living with mental illness, debuted on PBS 6. Since its premiere, AZPM has continued to share its important messages, and in September, PBS distributed the documentary for broadcast to public television stations across the country.

Based on feedback received from viewers and listeners, AZPM introduced combined television and radio membership campaigns, allowing us to compress on-air fundraising time. AZPM’s membership, underwriting, and development efforts have all performed very well. Earlier this year, AZPM development staff received the 2018 PBS Philanthropy Award for “…major gifts fundraising efforts that strengthen a station’s fi nancial sustainability.”Your support is AZPM’s strength. Your investment enables AZPM to create meaningful original productions that reach far and touch many. As Arizona Public Media embarks on its 60th anniversary year, we remain committed to envisioning a community in which ideas abound, knowledge is sought, and learning never ends. Thank you for believing in what we do and for sharing in our commitment to build a better Southern Arizona.

WE’RE BUILDING A BETTER SOUTHERN ARIZONAWE’RE BUILDING A BETTER SOUTHERN ARIZONA

JACK GIBSONChief Executive Offi cer,Arizona Public Media

ALLISON VAILLANCOURTVice President, Business Affairs & Human Resources,University of Arizona

SUSAN TARRENCEChair, AZPM CommunityAdvisory Board

2018 FINANCIALS

49%

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9%

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9%

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General appropriation from the University of Arizona

Corporation for PublicBroadcasting federal grants

Local business underwriting

Donated facilities and support from the University of Arizona

Management and general

Fundraising and membership development

Programming,production, promotion, and broadcasting

OPERATING AND NON-OPERATING REVENUES

OPERATING AND NON-OPERATING EXPENSES

Individual giving, major gifts, other gifts, and non-operating revenue, subscriptions, and memberships Auxiliary enterprises


Broadcasting federal grants

Donated facilities and support from the University of Arizona49%

21%70%

11%11%

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9%

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The graphs illustrate the operating and non-operating revenues and expenses for the year ended June 30, 2018. The complete fi nancial audit report will be available on or before December 31, 2018 at azpm.org.

ACCOUNTABILITY AND SUSTAINABILITY

Harassment in the Workplace Prevention Training

Management reinforced its efforts to provide a safe, professional, and respectful work environment for AZPM staff, students, and volunteers. All employees have completed Title IX training and have had multiple opportunities to address concerns in advance of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting’s new requirement for harassment prevention training.

Social Media Guidelines

AZPM’s Code of Ethics was updated to include social media guidelines after receiving signifi cant input from staff and after studying peer public media and news organizations. AZPM’s Editorial Standards and Code of Ethics are available online for review at about.azpm.org.

AZPM’s overall revenue in FY18 exceeded budget by 4%.Management continues to work with revenue centers (Major Gifts, Membership, Production Services, Underwriting) to set goals and address challenges. Revenue and Expense forecasting through FY2025 has been completed. AZPM continues to outperform current revenue projections and has been effective at controlling expenses.

Financial Sustainability

Major Gifts · Revenue exceeded budget by 13% and exceeded FY17 by 19.2% · Received the 2018 PBS Development AwardMember Services · Revenue exceeded budget by 1.8% and exceeded FY17 by 4.1% · Implemented simultaneous radio/TV fundraising campaignsUnderwriting · Revenue and contracts written exceeded that of FY17 by 11% · Added 98 new clients to portfolio · Increased contracts for website by 58.3% over FY17

AUDIENCE DEVELOPMENT AZPM is committed to attracting and growing audiences through the acquisition and production of distinctive content across all media platforms, providing lifelong learning opportunities for residents of Southern Arizona and audiences beyond.

TELEVISION PBS 6 continues to be one of the top PBS member stations in the country. During both the May and July 2018 national sweeps periods, PBS 6 was top-ranked in the country for whole week audience (gross rating points). PBS KIDS was ranked number fi ve. PBS 6 was consistently ranked among the top fi ve most-watched stations in the country for every national ratings period in the last year.

AZPM successfully developed and launched a new television channel, PBS 6 Plus, featuring titles from the PBS library in addition to titles acquired and scheduled to complement those offered on PBS 6. This new service continues to grow and is designed to present an additional viewing option for AZPM audiences.

AZPM launched Arizona 360, a weekly television program that offers revealing, informative, and challenging perspectives on issues that affect Arizonans, on PBS 6. Hosted by Lorraine Rivera, Arizona 360 has tackled and shed light on important issues such as Arizona/Mexico border relations, gun rights, education funding, the opioid crisis, and immigration.

ORIGINAL CONTENT PRODUCTION AZPM’s latest original documentary, Not Broken, examining teens living with mental health issues, was presented in a preview screening, panel discussion, and Q&A session to several hundred attendees at the Tucson Jewish Community Center. The overwhelming and positive audience response prompted AZPM to reconvene the panel for a radio discussion and Q&A based on dozens of questions submitted by the audience at the preview screening. From that recording, thirty and sixty-minute edited specials were broadcast on NPR 89.1 on the morning and evening of October 30. At 9:00 p.m. the same night, the sixty-minute documentary Not Broken premiered on PBS 6. In September 2018, Not Broken began airing on PBS stations across the country.

Arizona Illustrated Special: 100 Years in Space showcased excerpts from four University of Arizona-related space documentaries and included an update on the OSIRIS-REx mission.

EDUCATING • INFORMING • INSPIRING • BRINGING PEOPLE & IDEAS TOGETHER

DIGITAL & SOCIAL MEDIAArizona Public Media is building one of the top public broadcasting social media efforts in the country.

AZPM’s Facebook post ‘A’ Mountain RedforEd was the top local public media post in the nation on April 30th, leading to the highest number of total engagements (views, likes, shares) among all local public media pages in the entire U.S. and earning more than 200 new followers.

On September 7th, AZPM’s post on a proposed border wall was the top public media post in the nation.

The number of page views on azpm.org increased by 2.43% year-over-year and is just under 6 million for the year.

AZPM’s YouTube channel had just under 1.6 million page views and year-over-year growth of 61.85%.

More than 10,000 AZPM members use AZPM Passport, a membership benefi t that offers viewers ready-to-stream access to a library of their favorite PBS programming. This past year, PBS offered binge-able fan favorites, including Masterpiece programs like Poldark and Victoria. The Vietnam War and other Ken Burns documentaries were available on a rotating basis, while certain titles, such as Jamestown and Frankie Drake, were exclusive to Passport.

RADIO In 2018, KUAZ celebrated 50 years of radio service to Southern Arizona. NPR 89.1 was once again number one in the Tucson Metro for target audience 50+, full week and in morning drive, for fi rst quarter FY18.

During Summer 2017, shares, cumulative audience, quarter hour persons, and time spent listening all increased over summer 2016 for both NPR 89.1 and Classical 90.5.

With a focus on quality over quantity, AZPM successfully implemented a new timetable for reformatted radio newscasts based on changes made by NPR.

NPR 89.1 achieved a new record-high rank of #4 in the Tucson market in Summer 2018 among listeners 12 years old and older, besting its former #5 all-time-high. The driving force behind the high ranking was the amount of time spent listening (TSL), which was 6.9 % higher than the previous survey (Spring 2018) and 10.7% higher than the Summer of 2017. Programming changes on the weekend middays and afternoons resulted in a 28.6% increase in TSL.

azpm.orgYouTube Channel

Passport

E X C E L L E N C E I N V I D E OAND

E M M Y A W A R DHISTORIC/CULTURAL-NEWS SINGLE STORY

SERIES/FEATURE/PROGRAM SEGMENT

DanzaculturaSandra Westdahl, Producer | Arlene Islas, Videographer

Carmen Baron fell in love with folklorico while growing up in Altar, Sonora where, as a young girl sitting on her mother’s lap, she learned to sew. Since moving to Tucson in 1973, Carmen has lovingly designed and sewn colorful, intricate folklorico costumes and taught the art of the dance, passing on her knowledge and the tradition of folklorico to the next generation.

TO WATCH THE FULL STORY GO TO azpm.org/awards

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1 New Year’s Day

Kwanzaa ends

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6 7 8 9 Spring semester begins 10 11 12

13 14 15 16 17 18 19

20 21 Martin Luther King Jr. Day 22 23 24 25 26

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JANUARY 2019

E M M Y A W A R D HUMAN INTEREST-PROGRAM FEATURE/SEGMENT

The Full Nelson Sandra Westdahl, Producer, Editor | Arlene Islas, Videographer, Editor

Life has thrown Adiba Nelson a few curve balls. A mother, author, and performer, Adiba Nelson is a force of nature.Adiba is mom to a beautiful daughter with cerebral palsy, and a disability rights and inclusion advocate. She is also a freelance writer for various online outlets, such as The Huffi ngton Post, Everyday Feminism, and My Brown Baby.


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1 2 Groundhog Day

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10 11 12 13 14 Valentine’s Day 15 16

17 18 Presidents’ Day 19 20 21 22 23

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FEBRUARY 2019 | Black History Month

Motorcycle Great-Great Grandma: Tucson’s Motorcycle Maven Turns 100 Vanessa Barchfi eld, Producer

Helen Musselman recently celebrated her 100th birthday, but Tucson’s newest centenarian hasn’t put on the brakes. She still works full time in the motorcycle shop she and her husband Pappy started in 1945: Musselman Honda.


N E W S S E R I E S


1 2 Tucson Festival of Books

3 Tucson Festival of Books 4 Spring Break begins 5 6 7 8 Spring Break ends

KUAT-TV inaugurates service at 7pm in 1959

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10 Daylight Saving Time begins 11 12 13 14 15 16

17 St. Patrick’s Day 18 19 20 21 22 23

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MARCH 2019 | Women’s History Month

Tom Gerlak Pat Caffrey

E M M Y A W A R D ARTS/ENTERTAINMENT - PROGRAM FEATURE-SEGMENT

Ephemeral Sandra Westdahl, Producer, Editor, Photographer | Galen McCaw, Sound Recordist, Designer

Creating fl eeting art is the passion of Tom Gerlak and Pat Caffrey. They have been carving ice in the desert for more than 30 years and enjoy making sculptures that bring happiness to others. The art won’t last forever, but the artists hope the memories will. TO WATCH THE FULL STORY GO TO azpm.org/awards

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7 AZPM Volunteer Appreciation Week

8 9 Passover begins 10 11 12 13

14 15 16 Passover ends 17 18 19 Good Friday 20

21 Easter 22 Earth Day 23 24 25 26 27

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APRIL 2019

E X C E L L E N C E I N S O U N D

Interment Zac Ziegler, Producer

The unclaimed remains of Arizona veterans are laid to rest with full military honors by members of the Southern Arizona chapter of the Missing in America project.

The photographs here come from a companion video story, Never Forgotten, produced by Mitchell Riley and Sandra Westdahl.

TO HEAR THE FULL STORY GO TO azpm.org/awards


1 2 3 Final exams 4

5 Cinco de Mayo

Ramadan begins

6 Final exams 7 Final exams 8 Final exams 9 Final exams 10 Commencement 11

12 Mother’s Day 13 14 15 16 17 18

19 20 21 22 23 24 25

26 27 Memorial Day 28 29 30 31

MAY 2019 | Asian-Pacifi c American Heritage Month

E M M Y N O M I N A T E D

Monsoon Special Mitchell Riley, Producer | Andrew Brown, Producer

El Día de San Juan - a celebration of the monsoon; Monsoon Rescue - the power and danger of rain; Life in the Desert - cicadas, fl owers, and the fi g-eater beetle; The Smell of Rain - a Native American perspective on the monsoon season.


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9 10 11 12 13 14 Flag Day 15

16 Father’s Day 17 18 19 20 21 22

23 El Día de San Juan 24 25 26 27 28 29

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JUNE 2019 | LGBTQ Month


The Preventionist Gisela Telis, Producer, Writer | Robert Lindberg, Photographer, Editor

Joronda Montaño is turning her painful past into a positive force for change—fi ghting substance abuse, rising suicide rates, and the toll of trauma and violence one kid at a time.


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1 2 3 4 Independence Day 5 6

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The Preventionist Gisela Telis, Producer, Writer | Robert Lindberg, Photographer, Editor

Joronda Montaño is turning her painful past into a positive force for change—fi ghting substance abuse, rising suicide rates, and the toll of trauma and violence one kid at a time.


JULY 2019

E M M Y A W A R D EDITOR - SPORTS / SPORTS FEATURE SEGMENT

Coach Mitchell Riley, Producer | Sandra Westdahl, Producer | Andrew Brown, Photographer

Chris Valdez works behind the scenes and out of the spotlight to enrich the lives of young people in our community. The kids he works with call him Coach. His life’s passion is teaching the art and science of the fi ght game and the many life lessons that go along with it. TO WATCH THE FULL STORY GO TO azpm.org/awards


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25 26 Fall semester begins 27 28 29 30 31

AUGUST 2019

N E W S S E R I E S

Mega-Region of the Southwest Border Lorraine Rivera, Producer | Steve Riggs, Videographer | Arlene Islas, Videographer

The trade between Arizona and Sonora is valued at over $10 billion. It’s a relationship that many say must survive.

Arizona Public Media traveled to Hermosillo, Sonora’s capital and largest city, for an in-depth report on its cross-border economic efforts and an analysis of the development of the region as a business power. While in the region, AZPM took in the sights, sounds, and economic data of the expatriate coastal village and port of nearby San Carlos, on the Sonoran side of the Arizona-Mexico economic “mega-region.”

Arizona’s ties to Sonora, Mexico are strongly backed by the economic growth experienced by both. What is clear is that the two states have the opportunity to make a global impact with the continued growth of their friendship. TO WATCH THE FULL STORY GO TO azpm.org/awards


1 2 Labor Day 3 4 5 6 7

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29 Rosh Hashanah begins 30

SEPTEMBER 2019 | Hispanic Heritage Month (Sept. 15-Oct. 15)

Teens on the Nogales, Arizona, side of the border fence get to know young people on the Mexican side in a project called “Beyond the Wall.”

Trump’s Wall and Immigration Policies Nancy Montoya, Producer

Between 2017 and 2018, Nancy Montoya, AZPM’s Senior Reporter for Border/Immigration Issues, produced more than 350 short and longer format radio stories on U.S.-Mexico border and immigration issues.

Every decision that is made on a national level about NAFTA, DACA, immigration laws, etc., directly affects the people of Arizona.

FOR THE FULL STORY GO TO azpm.org/awards

C O N T I N U I N G C O V E R A G E


1 Rosh Hashanah ends

KUAT-TV initiates color transmission in 1968

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6 7 8 9 Yom Kippur 10 11 12

13 14 Columbus Day 15 16 17 18 19

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27 28 29 30 31 Halloween

OCTOBER 2019

Andrea is working to help others and continues her recovery.

Brynn is in her sophomore year in college.

Michael is still in treatment while seeking sobriety.

Angel is writing her 13th novel and traveling internationally.

Brenda still lives at home and has found a job.


Not Broken Gisela Telis, Producer, Writer, Director | Thomas Kleespie, Producer, Writer, DirectorRobert Lindberg, Photographer | Steve Bayless, Editor | Arlene Islas, Recordist

Not Broken is an AZPM original one-hour candid and unfl inching documentary that shares the struggles, challenges, and successes of seven young people living with mental illness.



Rickey continues to live alone and seek employment.

Gabriel is living on his own and has reconnected with his family.


1 2 All Souls’ Day

3 Daylight Saving Time ends 4 5 Election Day 6 7 8 9

10 11 Veterans Day 12 13 14 15 16

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24 25 26 27 28 Thanksgiving Day 29 Black Friday 30

NOVEMBER 2019 | Native American Heritage Month


A Universe of Images Tony Paniagua, Producer | Sandra Westdahl, Editor, Photographer

Southern Arizona is a hotbed for astronomy, which is good for the economy, for education, and for scientists, among others. Some of the best-known photographers in this fi eld are drawn to Southern Arizona because of the local effort to keep skies darker than many other metropolitan areas. Retired astrophysicist Mike Weasner is the chair of the Oracle Dark Skies Committee. He is also involved in educational programs, and remains an active member of the astronomy community. TO WATCH THE FULL STORY GO TO azpm.org/awards



1 World AIDS Day 2 Cyber Monday 3 4 5 6 7

8 9 10 11 12 13 Fall fi nal exams 14

15 16 Fall fi nal exams 17 Fall fi nal exams 18 Fall fi nal exams 19 Fall fi nal exams 20 Commencement 21

22 Chanukah begins 23 24 25 Christmas Day 26 Kwanzaa beginsKwanzaa ends 01/01/2020

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29 30 Chanukah ends 31

DECEMBER 2019

AZPM is working to increase its visibility and extend its reach in the community through collaborations with business, educational, cultural, public service, and governmental partners.

In partnership with the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona, AZPM produced and hosted Community Interactive: The Arts, a live, interactive community conversation moderated by PBS NewsHour Arts Correspondent Jeffrey Brown at the Temple of Music and Art. Topics for the panel discussion included the economic impact of arts and culture in Southern Arizona, what other communities are doing to improve their arts and culture environments, and the ability of Southern Arizona to support its arts and culture organizations. The live performance component of Community Interactive: The Arts, hosted by AZPM’s Mark McLemore, featured a wide variety of artists, including poets and musicians.

In 2019, Arizona Public Media is planning to present the latest in its meaningful conversations about challenging topics. Community Interactive: Journalism in the Age of Fake News, a 90-minute live and live-streamed conversation, will explore the present state of journalism and the role of the journalist and of each citizen in preserving a reliable and trusted watchdog of democracy: the press.

AZPM hosted four screenings and panel discussions in support of the AZPM original production Arizona & The Vietnam War and Ken Burns’ The Vietnam War. Twenty-three user-generated video stories and 16 written stories relating to Arizona & The Vietnam War were posted on a dedicated web page.

Other community events included screenings and panel discussions for NOVA: Black Hole Apocalypse, Victoria on Masterpiece, Civilizations, and The Great American Read. In each, AZPM brought together PBS or NPR content with intellectual resources from distinguished University of Arizona faculty.

Arizona Public Media increased its presence at Tucson Festival of Books, Arizona’s largest literary event and one of the top three book festivals in the country. During the two-day festival, AZPM provided guided and self-guided tours of the facility and studios, hosted student interviews with visiting authors, and connected visitors with costumed characters from several PBS Kids series.

AZPM staff also volunteered as a group at Tucson’s Ronald McDonald House, Habitat for Humanity, the Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona, and the Pima Animal Care Center.

STUDENTSAZPM provides real-world experience to 20 to 30 University of Arizona student employees each semester. Many of these students remain with AZPM for the duration of their college years. Through various technical, production, administrative, marketing, and community outreach roles, students receive on-the-job training to help launch them into successful post-graduate careers.

Therese Berg was the fi rst recipient of AZPM’s Marconi Award, named for the Nobel Prize-winning Italian inventor and engineer who is credited with developing the modern radio, radio-based communications, and radar.

As a counselor and teacher, Therese enhanced the lives of high school students throughout a career of selfl ess service spanning more than 40 years. Her continued commitment to education is evident in her support of the University of Arizona and Arizona Public Media.

It is because of the generous contributions of Therese and others like her that AZPM is able to offer hands-on training opportunities, apprenticeships, and internships to UA students.

VOLUNTEERSApproximately 200 volunteers give their time in support of AZPM’s mission each year, serving as community ambassadors, assisting with pledge drives, and providing administrative support. This past year, volunteers represented AZPM at special events, live productions, children’s activities, and member screenings, appeared in on-air pledge campaigns, and assisted behind the scenes.

AZPM’s 30-member volunteer Community Advisory Board (CAB) is composed of citizens who represent the diverse interests of the communities AZPM serves. The board advises AZPM management on a wide variety of issues related to providing unparalleled program and community services to audiences throughout Southern Arizona.

In the past fi scal year, volunteers donated 4,107 hours to Arizona Public Media. Community support through membership, underwriting, and volunteering is what allows AZPM to continue to provide the Southern Arizona community with the highest quality local programming.

Investigate staff and student employment opportunities by contacting theHuman Resource Representative | 520.626.2061 | about.azpm.org

EDUCATING • INFORMING • INSPIRING • BRINGING PEOPLE & IDEAS TOGETHER

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

IN MEMORIAMJames C. Kautz1931 – 2018

Jim was a long-time friend of AZPM, a generous philanthropist, and a champion of education, inclusion, and social justice.

For many years AZPM’s Annual Report has been produced with the support of the Kautz Family Foundation.

Bill Leedy1950 – 2018

Bill was a supporter of and volunteer with AZPM, and an active leader in his community. Together with his wife, Marianne, Bill made the seminal gift to establish an endowmentsupporting AZPM student employees.

AWARDSEMMY AWARDSAZPM staff were honored with 12 individual Emmys in fi ve categories at the annual Rocky Mountain Southwest Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS) Emmy Awards Ceremony on September 22, 2018. AZPM staff received a total of

34 individual Emmy nominations for 17 productions in 14 categories from the Rocky Mountain Southwest Chapter, which includes Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, Wyoming and El Centro, Calif. For the third time in four years, AZPM was nominated for the coveted Overall Excellence Award. AZPM staff earned more nominations and awards than any other station in Tucson, and more than any other public broadcaster in the Rocky Mountain region. AZPM staff have been awarded 45 individual Emmys over the last four years, including the prestigious Governors’ Award for the 2016 original documentary, Passing On, and the Overall Excellence Award in 2015.

EDWARD R. MURROW AWARDSAZPM was honored with seven regional 2018 Edward R. Murrow Awards, which “honor outstanding achievements in electronic journalism” and “demonstrate the spirit of excellence that Murrow set as a standard for the profession of electronic journalism.” This is the highest number of Murrow Awards AZPM

has been awarded in a single year and the fi rst time it was honored in the Video category.

TO WATCH OUR AWARD-WINNING STORIES GO TO azpm.org/awards

CEO’S CIRCLE$25,000 AND ABOVEStephen Golden & Susan Tarrence The George Mason Green & Lois C. Green FoundationDr. John Hildebrand & Dr. Gail Burd The Kautz Family FoundationEllen KayeBill & Marianne LeedyThe David C. & Lura M. Lovell FoundationDrs. Richard & Yvonne MorrisThe Stonewall Foundation

PRODUCER’S CIRCLE$10,000 - $24,999John & Laura AlmquistAnonymous GiftAlice & Paul BakerTony & Constance BischofLaura W. & Archibald M. Brown Franklin & Jean HamiltonThe Jasam FoundationJulianna KasperThomas & Patricia KilloranMichael & Carol ObstDr. Harold Paxton & Mrs. Ann Paxton The Snider Family Charitable Fund Jane SwicegoodBarbra VogenDr. Gail F. WachtelJessica S. Walker

DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE$5,000 - $9,999The Allyn Family Foundation Anonymous GiftCathleen BaileyHerbert & Sylvia BurtonDiana ChambersThe EOS Foundation

James & Louise GlasserRoger & Elinor HallowellJohn & Patricia HemannThe Jade Tree FoundationRichard & Jean McCarverRichard & Mary Ann MiyaJames & Sandra PeeblesCharles & Patricia PettisEdward E. SeversonJohn Sharawara & Carolyn Ann CooperDavid & Sarah SmallhouseDon & Judy SpiroGeorge SteeleDoug Wylie

EDITOR’S CIRCLE$2,500 - $4,999Dr. Susan H. AikenAnonymous GiftsMichael BaldwinCarole M. BehlKelly & Maria BrazzellSusan CallJoan M. CarusoDr. Richard Cavell & Mrs. Bonnie CavellThe Frances Chapin FoundationDerek & Jean CowardCharles & Susan CreminDr. Richard DeJong & Mrs. Vera DeJongCarol des CognetsDr. Martin L. DresnerCarol EvartsRobert & Margaret FeinmanSusan E. FinleyEileen FitzmauriceJack & Laura GibsonPam GrissomThe Dr. Lewis A. Hare & Ruth Lerman Hare Charitable FoundationMargaret HoughtonNeil & Renae HumburgDr. Michael Irwin & Mrs. Bonnie IrwinDr. Chris Johnson & Dr. Ingrid NovodvorskyDr. Amy Jean Knorr

Paul Lindsey & Kathy AlexanderPaul LiptonRabbi Thomas Louchheim & Mrs. Marcia LouchheimGary McCormickChristine M. McDonoughHarold & Alice McKernanMarcia MolterFrances W. MooreDr. Janet MooreCol. Michael Mount & Mrs. Martha MountJim & Connie MurphySheri Neufeld & Jeff KoloseusChristina Noz & Abraham WuJo QuintenzJohn & Elizabeth RacyDr. Seymour ReichlinMrs. Jill Rosenzweig & Dr. Herschel RosenzweigBill Sandel & Karen De LayThe Schmidt & Barton Family FundRichard & Jasmine SeagraveNoah & Judy SensibarJeffrey C. SilvertoothSara Tichenor & Mohan SomasundaramTownley Family FundDr. F. Ann WalkerDr. Samuel Yalkowsky & Mrs. Linda Yalkowsky

STUDIO CIRCLE $1,000 - $2,499Susie AdamsDale & Paul AdamsbaumNathanael Addison Alan & Albert AdlerDarwin & Kay AfdahlMelvin L. AlbertLarry AllenColette AltafferDabney Altaffer Caroline F. AndersonMichael E. AndersonAnonymous Gifts

Dr. David Apgar & Ms. Paula RadmacherGail & Ed AppleDr. Sydney ArkowitzSydney ArnerJulian M. BabadCelia BalfourA. Frederick Banfield, Jr. JJ & Gerald BartholomewDavid BaxterSharon BaylorBarbara BeamerSusan BeesemyerJulie BeharKathy BelkDr. Michael BeltonAnthony BenzDean & Grace BergThe Larry & Kathryn Berkbigler FoundationJohn Blackwell & Denice BlakeKerstin BlockBetsy L. BoldingSidney BondWilliam & Betsy BowenCarl & Judith BowserBrian & Susan BoylanBernd & Erika BrandDrs. Ronald Breiger & Linda WaughGarry Bryant & Margy McGonagillRoss & Ruth BryantCarol BucenellDr. Richard BuchroederWinifred J. BundyDavid Burke & Patricia ArmstrongWilliam & Kathleen BurnettDan BusterBonnie BycoffDr. James Byers, III & Mrs. Donna ByersDr. Charles CairnsDr. Rachel Camp Kent & Elizabeth CampbellConnie CanfieldMarilyn CaplanCrystal CarlinRobert & Janet Cass

Cheri E. ChamberlainJerry L. ChamberlainAlfred & Susan ChandlerShirley ChannAmy S. Charles & Steven McMillanPhilip ChauvetKaren ChesrownKaren Christensen & Ken KayAlice ChristiansenDr. Renee CliftLetitia CloreStephen Collins & Deborah MossHelen CookRobin Coon Professor Corinne CooperJames & Charlotte CordesChristopher Corman & Faith PepplerPhyllis CornellNance Crosby & Jerry LaneyClifton & Penny CrutchfieldJames CunninghamDavid Curl & Margaret RennelsChristine L. CurtisDr. William Dantzler & Mrs. Barbara DantzlerPeter & Nancy DavisProfessor Jeffrey S. DeanDr. Jill DeanGilbert L. Decker, IIDonald DiamondDr. Stephen Dickstein & Mrs. Ruth DicksteinMary Ann & Darryl DobrasMichael DollAnna Don Tricia DonDavid Donnelly Ira DorfmanJohn & Anne DosseyEdward & Nancy DotyArlene M. DouglasDonal Drayne Linda Gale Drew Alexander & Mary Dunkel

AZPM DONORS

Lynne O. Wood Dusenberry & Bruce DusenberryLarry & Judith EastGeorge EddingtonThe Edwards Mother Earth Foundation Tom & Jackie EdwardsPat & Candy EgbertDr. Martha EicherEdwin & Wanda EichlerLois & Rick EisensteinPatricia A. EliasonDr. Jay A. ElliottSally ElseDr. Marjorie Eskay-AuerbachPalmer & Sara EvansRonald & Bonnie Ewing Barbara FarmilantNoel & Judith Fedje Charles FellowsMartin Fettman & Heather ConnallyMelissa Fitzgerald David Fitzsimmons Richard & Judith FlynnJohn & Louise FrancesconiEd & Bonnie FrischKim FrontzValerie FullerDr. Lars FurenlidMarilyn GalantiTheodore & Judy GayokVirginia GenestEugenia GenglerGary & Gini GethmannDr. Andrew Gildon & Mrs. Mary Clare GildonRoberta B. GillianPatricia GillisAl & Jan GleasonJim Goeller & Lawana JanHarland GoertzProfessor Betty A. GoffDr. Steven GoldmanRichard Gonzalez & Sylvia SimpsonJudith M. GordonPeter GoudinoffGordon & Nancy GrahamJohn Gray & Nancy SilvisLoring & Susan GreenDr. Thomas Griffin & Mrs. Janice Griffin

Dr. James Griffith & Mrs. Loma GriffithDennis Grigal & Bonnie SchneiderDr. Elise GrimesEric & Elizabeth GroskindDonita GrossSuzanne J. GrossThe Jack & Kay Grossman Charitable FoundationPhillip GuertinLon K. HabkirkDr. John HallPhil & Marty HallAlton & Jennifer HallumStephen & Constance HammondSteven & Cirla HansLee & Sharon HarrisJeri & Sarajean HarwoodTim Haskin & Rebecca BlockKatherine HavasGary & Sharra HaynesGeorge & Carol HearnKen Hegland & Barbara SattlerElliott & Sandra HeimanDr. Louis Hekman & Mrs. Sharon HekmanChris & Donna HelmsGary & Diana HendersonEdwin & Sally Henry Dorothy HessThomas Hestwood & Therese JezioroDr. Susan E. HetheringtonSusan HirschPeggy M. HitchcockGerald & Phyllis HoeftAnne HoffJunius & Elizabeth HoffmanDr. Douglas Holland & Mrs. Elizabeth HollandJan HolubTodd & Suzanne HorstHotel CongressThe Howell Family Charitable FundRobert & Sherry HubbardDrs. David & Judith HueterPhillip HungerDr. Henry Johnson & Mrs. Dorothy JohnsonSam & Jane JohnsonDr. Keith Joiner & Dr. Setsuko ChambersRobert & Beverly Ann Jones

Peter JorgensenRobert Joyner Frank & Sue JudnichDr. Violet R. JuodakisJames & Beverly JutryJohn & Emma KammeyerDr. I. Michael Kasser & Mrs. Beth KasserKavazanjian Family Charitable FundSharon KellySandra KennedyJulia Kent Jay & Barbara KittleFather Charles Knapp David M. KnightSandra J. KnightRosemary Koberlein Dr. Ronald Kolker & Mrs. Ruth KolkerDr. Monica KraftSteve KuhnDavid & Janis LabinerDr. Peter Lance & Mrs. Elizabeth LanceBrian & Ardie LarkinsDr. Rifat Latifi & Mrs. Drita LatifiCol. R. Kent Laughbaum USAF (Ret.) & Mrs. Mary LaughbaumSusanna K. LaundyDr. John LaWall & Dr. Anita GossCraig Lecroy & Kerry MilliganSandra LeverenzKeith & Milly LiermanDr. Thomas Lindell & Mrs. Marilyn LindellJack E. LindemanDr. Dan Linzer & Mrs. Jennifer LinzerGustav Robert LofgrenLester R. LonginoHumberto & Czarina LopezRoxie Lopez & George CrowHal & Carol LowryMr. Oleg B. Lysyj & Dr. Teri C. SuzukiRobert J. MacomberMatthew MalcolmAnne Maley-Schaffner & Timothy SchaffnerDr. Michele ManosJ.C. MartinCharles & Krista MartinLillian W. MasonFrederick & Becky Masterman

Lucy MastermanMichael & Jannine MathisVirginia MathisPeter & Addie MayWarren & Felicia MayPatrick & Sherrie McConaugheyDr. Harry M. McDermottVicky McGregorLynn McKennaHugh S. McKenzieBarbara McNaughtonKenneth & Ann McQuadeDell MellentineValla MerrimanFrances MerrymanDr. David MersyDavid MeyerMatthew MeyerThe Meythaler FoundationH.R. MickelsonDr. Hugh Miller & Mrs. Carole MillerJoseph & Michelle MillstoneBrint Milward & Jill BemisBarbara MinklerOmar MirelesCraig S. Mitchell & Jennifer Class-MitchellDr. Jerome Moloney & Dr. Tracy ThomasLinda MoserCarol MuellerTerry & Ann MulkeyCarolie MullanJohn & Janet NashStuart & Linda NelsonMarcia NeugebauerCynthia NewlonAnn W. NicholsParviz Nikravesh & Agnes StahlschmidtInish O’DohertyNadine O’DonovanDarlene OganDee OlsonDrs. Tim Orrok & Fran OrrokArthur & Lois PachecoKenneth & Lolene PacholkeAnne B. ParkerKenneth & Pamela ParkinsonElena Patterson

Elizabeth PearcyJohn & Lucy PeckJulia PernetMichael & Jacklyn PerryWanda PerryJohn & Penelope PestleMarilyn A. PetersonDr. Mary Peterson & Dr. Lynn NadelMary Jane PeytonFrances PhillipsDenise PiazzaKathryn PichelJeanne PickeringMartha Havlick PilleLollie PlankRobert Pollard & Mary Stewart-PollardSteven & Ruth PollyeaLieselotte PraegCharles & Gretchen PrewittJennifer PrillRichard C. RadwickRobin & Douglas RainwaterJerry L. RandolphNancy L. ReaDr. Jacob Redekop & Mrs. Judith RedekopHope & Craig ReedDr. Kathryn L. ReedDudley & Adrienne ReepJeffrey & Susan ReinRobert & Janet ReinerKathryn RennerHelen RibGus RigoliJames & Arlene RipleyChris & Jane RobertsWilliam RobinsonLewis & Ann RoscoeSimon Rosenblatt & Louise GreenfieldG. Starr Rounds & Cindy AshtonMark RubinMichael & Amy RuleJeanette RyanDr. Charles Sanner & Mrs. Connie SannerKirk SaundersCurtis ScaifeAnita ScalesGary & Barbara Scheer

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Dr. Shirley SchieverRichard SchlaferDelia W. SchmeddingKatheryn A. SchmidtAndrew & Trisa SchorrSi & Ellie SchorrCita Scott & Harry GeorgeMike & Annette SechrestWard SenerGlenn & Rae SeplakDr. Gulshan Sethi & Mrs. Neelam SethiIsidore ShapiroDr. Alok SharmaJeffrey & Keri SilvynBeatrice SimpsonGary & Jill SissonJudy SissonJoan & Philip SlaterCharles & Carolyn SlaughterRoger SluggSusan SmallRobert & Lise SoaresNorman SolowayDr. Gladys SorensenRobert SpanglerChris & Kim SparlingHarvey & Rica SpivackDr. Paul St. John & Dr. Leslie TolbertAlice M. StangerRichard Steen & Jefferson BaileyDr. Lawrence StephansonLowell & Marjorie StewartThe Stocker FoundationBarbara E. StokelyDr. John Stoner & Mrs. Rosalie StonerMr. Steven Strober & Dr. Lisa StroberCharles H. StrubMary Pat SullivanLeonard Summers Rick & Lori SurinaDrs. Timothy & Kerry SwindleJerome & Geraldine TammDonna Taxco TangPeter & Carole Taussig

Bryan TaylorDavid K. Taylor & Joan E. DonnellyLinda TaylorSharon ThompsonViviane ThompsonJerald & Judy ThorsonPhyllis TingstadC. Ann TousleyMiriam TrangsrudRebecca S. TravisThomas J. TuckerLeslie & Jeane TurnerSteven UtterDrs. Allison & Richard VaillancourtVirginia Van Der VeerDavid Van Wyck & Linda DrakeDorothy D. VanekKathryn VegaCarlo VendittoKaren J. ViechnickiDr. V.K. ViswanathanDr. Philip D. Volk & Mrs. Edith D. VolkSusan vonKersburgDr. Richard Wachter & Mrs. Madeleine WachterDr. Jerry Waldbaum & Mrs. Cheryl WaldbaumDavid & Barbara WalkerLeslie & Susan WallachDavid WaltonRichard & Judy WeillAngela WeirElliott & Wendy WeissRichard & Dana WekerleMark & Taryn WestergaardMichael & Paula WhitehouseRonalda WhitmanNancy WhitneySusan WickThomas & Amy WilliamsVictoria WilliamsPatty WillsDr. Richard Wolff & Mrs. Sidney WolffDr. James M. WoolfendenDr. Stephen Yool

Patricia ZahradkaTheresa Lynn Zapotocky

LEGACY CIRCLE PLANNED GIFTWilliam & Mary AhlsDianne AndruchAnonymous GiftsJulian M. BabadMs. Cathie R. BaciaKatherine BeckwithJoseph Benanti & Randolph WeeseTherese BergG. Ann BlackmarrJohn Blackwell & Denice BlakeDr. Nathaniel Bloomfield & Mrs. Suzanne BloomfieldDr. James Boulay & Dr. Rita GoresTed BrewerJane BrightProfessor Ralph Bristol & Mrs. Jane BristolC.C. CaywoodNia ClarkMs. Joan CochranNance Crosby & Jerry LaneyM. Mike DavisJohn & Sally DickinsonDr. Peter Downey & Mrs. Terry DowneyDr. Martin L. DresnerCharlotte EngvallJohn & Sally EvertDr. Deane Ford & Mr. Clark RookPat ForemasterDr. Kendra GainesGordon & Nancy GrahamKaren GriffithDr. Beth GrindellSuzanne J. GrossKenneth & Ethel HaberBeth Hall McCandlessSara Hammond & David FalesClayton & Carol HeflebowerDr. John Hildebrand & Dr. Gail BurdBen R. HowenstineArthur & Katherine Jacobson

Robert Johnson & Suann WoodwardMack & Sharon JohnsonNelson Jones & Margaret Sutherland-JonesThomas & Patricia KilloranRustam Z. KothavalaRoxie Lopez & Mr. George CrowDr. Michele ManosMichael & Donna MardisKristine MarinoCoralie L. MayElizabeth MeisterRoslyn MillerLeone L. MohneyMarcia A. MolterDr. Ruth MondscheinJoan A. MorrisSusie MorrisCol. Michael Mount & Mrs. Martha MountJohn & Janet NashGentry NealMarge O’NeilKenneth & Lolene PacholkeJoseph & Sandra PerilloKen PetersJames & Jane PetersonSteven & Ruth PollyeaEllen PoulsonLisa Toor RobinsonRodney H. RoeskeSimon Rosenblatt & Louise GreenfieldKatheryn A. SchmidtWalter SchoenheimBarry & Donna SheridanMohur Sarah SidhwaVincent G. SmithHelen L. SnyderJeffrey StallingsDavid W. SternDarlene S. SumnersBruce SwanneyCraig & Barbara ThayerRandall & Karla TimmonsLyn TornabeneMaurice TretakoffRoberta Tucker

John & Linda VerbiscarJessica S. WalkerRobert & Judy WestrupHerbert & Nancy WhiteKatherine Willer

ESTATESEstate of Betty L. AlexanderEstate of Susan D. BanfieldEstate of Kenneth BergmeierEstate of William F. Crosby Estate of Donald R. HallEstate of Lorraine HarkerEstate of Aaron D. KossoyEstate of Joseph F. LetuksEstate of Dorothy OlsonEstate of Vincent G. SmithEstate of Linda J. WahlerEstate of Mary Lou Wood

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UNDERWRITERSAZPM underwriters reach an engaged and influential audience, and we thank them for their support. Due to space limitations, we’ve included a partial list of underwriters at the $1000 level and above.

Adobe House AntiquesAetna BannerAgustin KitchenAIA Southern ArizonaAIO FinancialAldea Spiritual CommunityAllegro School of MusicAlliance Bank of ArizonaAlliance of Arizona NonprofitsAlturaAmerican Shows, Inc.Amerind FoundationArizona Aerospace FoundationArizona Center for Rural HealthArizona Daily StarArizona Friends of Chamber MusicArizona Historical SocietyArizona InnArizona Land & Water TrustArizona Oncology Arizona OperaArizona Renaissance FestivalArizona Repertory SingersArizona-Sonora Desert MuseumArizona State MuseumArizona Theatre CompanyArlene’sArt TrailsArtemesiaAssistance League of TucsonAviva Children’s ServicesAZmodernBaker’s Home FurnishingsBallet TucsonBanner HealthBanner UMCBASIS TucsonBelly StudioBenjamin Plumbing SupplyBetts PrintingBeyond BreadBig Brothers Big Sisters of TucsonBill Westcott, Inc.Bisbee Breakfast Club

Bookmans Entertainment ExchangeBorderlands TheatreBrightway Insurance, The Jim Anderson AgencyBroadway in TucsonCasa de la Luz HospiceCasas Adobes Congregational ChurchCascades of TucsonCatalina Foothills School DistrictCatalina In-Home Services, Inc.Catalina United Methodist ChurchCenter for Arts at PCCCenter for Creative PhotographyCFA Society TucsonChangemaker High SchoolCitizens Clean Elections CommissionCity of BisbeeCity of Sierra VistaCommunity Food Bank of Southern ArizonaCommunity Foundation CampusCommunity Foundation for Southern ArizonaCopenhagenDeGrazia Foundation & GalleryDent BustersDesert MilagrosDove of Peace Lutheran ChurchEarth Energy’s Hearth & PatioEcoSense Sustainable LandscapesEl CisneEller College of ManagementEmerge! Center for Domestic ViolenceEtherton GalleryFeastFishkind, Bakewell, Maltzman, Hunter & AssociatesFleet Feet SportsFox Tucson Theatre FoundationFriends of Pima Animal ControlFriends of Saguaro National ParkFriends of the Pima County LibraryGansline & AssociatesGeicoGila Conservation CoalitionGolden GooseGoodwill Southern ArizonaGrandma’s Spinning WheelGreen Fields Country Day SchoolGreen ThingsGreenspring RejuvenationGrowing Families, LLC

Habitat for HumanityHacienda Del Sol Guest Ranch ResortHalili Physical TherapyHamilton DistillersHome InsteadHotel Congress / Maynards Market + KitchenHouse ‘N GardenHumane Society of Southern ArizonaInnovation Arts & EntertainmentIsrael Festival Jim Click Automotive TeamKingfisherKitt Peak Visitor CenterLayne’s ClocksLimited AdditionsLithe TechnologyLive Theatre WorkshopMagicspace EntertainmentMaya PalaceMel & Enid Zuckerman College of Public HealthMercado San Agustin, LLCMercaldo Law FirmMildred & DildredMirasolMonterey CourtMusselman HondaNova Insurance ServicesNovaspaceOsher Lifelong Learning InstituteOur Family ServicesPhilabaum Glass Gallery & StudioPima Animal Care CenterPima Council on AgingPima County AttractionsPima County Department of Environmental QualityPima County Public Library AdministrationPima County Wastewater ReclamationPocketSketching.comPositive ChangesRaytheon Missile SystemsResearch CorporationRio Nuevo DistrictRobson ResortsSabino RecoverySalpointe Catholic High SchoolScoundrel & Scamp TheatreSculptureTucsonSense Labs, Inc.Seven CupsSimply Bits

Smokey Mo BBQSnell & Wilmer L.L.P. Law OfficesSole Shoes in TubacSonoran InstituteSoulistic HospiceSouthern Arizona Arts & Cultural AllianceSouthern Arizona Attractions AllianceSouthern Arizona Home Builders AssociationSouthern Arizona Research, Science & Engineering FoundationSouthern Arizona Symphony OrchestraSouthern Arizona Watercolor GuildSouthwest Festival of the Written WordSouthwest Folk Life AllianceSouthwest StringsSt. John’s CollegeSt. Philip’s in the Hills/Friends of MusicStrada CompanySunflower Women’s Health CareTechnicians for SustainabilityThe CoronetThe Drawing StudioThe Gregory SchoolThe Hanson Film InstituteThe Helios EnsembleThe Law Office of Kay RichterThe Loft CinemaThe MaidsThe Mini Time Machine Museum of MiniaturesThe Rialto TheatreThe Rogue TheatreThe Solar StoreThe Springs at the Hacienda at the RiverThe West, Inc.Therapy Group of TucsonTohono Chul ParkTotal WineTrilipiderm Research InstituteTrinity Presbyterian ChurchTrue Concord Voices & OrchestraTubac Chamber of CommerceTucson Appliance & Furniture Co.Tucson Arizona Boys ChorusTucson Asphalt ContractorsTucson Association of RealtorsTucson Audubon SocietyTucson Botanical GardenTucson Children’s MuseumTucson Desert Art MuseumTucson Desert Song FestivalTucson Electric Power

Tucson Festival of BooksTucson Gem & Mineral Society, Inc.Tucson Girls ChorusTucson Hebrew AcademyTucson Historic Preservation FoundationTucson Jewish Community CenterTucson Masterworks ChoraleTucson Medical CenterTucson Meet YourselfTucson Museum of ArtTucson Presidio TrustTucson Racquet & Fitness ClubTucson SubaruTucson Symphony OrchestraTucson Thrift ShopTucson Waldorf SchoolUA Biosphere 2UA College of Education/Cooper CenterUA College of Architecture & Landscape Arch.UA College of HumanitiesUA College of ScienceUA College of Social & Behavioral SciencesUA Flandrau Science Center & PlanetariumUA Humanities Seminars ProgramUA James E. Rogers College of LawUA Learning Center/The Think TankUA Lunar & Planetary LaboratoryUA Percussion StudioUA Poetry CenterUA PresentsUA Sarver Heart CenterUA School of Government & Public PolicyUA School of InformationUA Fred Fox School of MusicUA School of Theatre, Film & TelevisionUA Veterans Education & Transition ServicesUnited Nations Association of Southern ArizonaUnited Way of Tucson & Southern ArizonaUniversity of Arizona Museum of ArtUniversity of Arizona Peace Corps FellowsVacasaVantage West Credit UnionVentana Medical SystemsVia Elegante Assisted LivingWestern National Parks AssociationYoga Oasis, LLCYWCA Southern ArizonaZOË Boutique

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