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2019-2020 IN REVIEW KITCHEN RENOVATION improving spaces Over the winter holiday, the CAC kitchen was remodeled. The old flooring, cabinets and refrigerator were replaced and addi�onal sea�ng was installed. Air Condi�oning was also added. The result is a much more welcoming and comfortable space for community meals and culinary programs. The kitchen renova�on is part of the larger ini�a�ve Building Creavity, a rolling mul�-phase project with a goal of enhancing the CAC infrastural systems to at least a 10 year life expectancy. This year has been a very unique one in many ways. Despite significant challenges, we have achieved some truly wonderful things with your support. Here are a few highlights. We are grateful to each of you who donated or volunteered to make them possible. INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION expanding horizons In February of 2020, CAC hosted The Art of Wood Fired Ceramics in the spacious Duke Gallery. Curated by Bre� Thomas and Mark Tyson, the show featured interna�onally acclaimed ceramic ar�st Peter Callas and wood fired pieces from 40 ar�sts, including a collec�on of exquisite tea bowls from around the world. Other exhibi�ons this year featured work by ar�sts from the Philadelphia Water Color Society, Tri-State Ar�sts Equity, CAC Abstract Workshop, Wallingford Swarthmore School District and the Harvest Gathering plein air event. The 2020 Members Exhitbi�on was hosted on the CAC website virtually in the midst of the pandemic. SUMMER SPREE AT HOME adapting to challenges For over 40 years, Summer Spree has been a beloved summer camp in Delaware County, where kids experience art, music, nature, and friendship in a magical and nurturing environment. When the pandemic made it impossible to hold camp in the normal format, we launched Summer Spree at Home, offering online classes for teens and art kits for younger kids (inculding supplies to create our signature �e dye t-shirts). Families picked up over 250 kits for kids to make art at home this summer and the results were stunning! WOOD FIRED KILN creating opportunities The ceramics program con�nues to expand. This year a new wood-fired kiln and a 1,000 square foot kiln shed to house it were constructed outside the ceramics studio, adding to the diverse firing op�ons that already included gas powerd kilns for soda and raku firing. The project was spear- headed by CAC teaching ar�st and Po�ers Guild member Mark Tyson, who will oversee the firings. Master kiln builder Ted Neal spent a week on site building the kiln and leading the first firing. The improvement project also includes upgrades to the electric service in the studio and an extension of the ceramics studio parking lot with addi�onal ligh�ng, which is ongoing. COMMUNITY ARTS CENTER Bringing Art to Life since 1948

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Page 1: KITCHEN RENOVATION improving spaces

2019-2020 IN REVIEW

KITCHEN RENOVATIONimproving spacesOver the winter holiday, the CAC kitchen was remodeled. The old flooring, cabinets and refrigerator were replaced and addi�onal sea�ng was installed. Air Condi�oning was also added. The result is a much more welcoming and comfortable space for community meals and culinary programs. The kitchen renova�on is part of the larger ini�a�ve Building Creativity, a rolling mul�-phase project with a goal of enhancing the CAC infrastural systems to at least a 10 year life expectancy.

This year has been a very unique one in many ways. Despite significant challenges, we have achieved some truly wonderful things with your support. Here are a few highlights. We are grateful to each of you who donated or volunteered to make them possible.

INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION expanding horizonsIn February of 2020, CAC hosted The Art of Wood Fired Ceramics in the spacious Duke Gallery. Curated by Bre� Thomas and Mark Tyson, the show featured interna�onally acclaimed ceramic ar�st Peter Callas and wood fired pieces from 40 ar�sts, including a collec�on of exquisite tea bowls from around the world. Other exhibi�ons this year featured work by ar�sts from the Philadelphia Water Color Society, Tri-State Ar�sts Equity, CAC Abstract Workshop, Wallingford Swarthmore School District and the Harvest Gathering plein air event. The 2020 Members Exhitbi�on was hosted on the CAC website virtually in the midst of the pandemic.

SUMMER SPREE AT HOME adapting to challengesFor over 40 years, Summer Spree has been a beloved summer camp in Delaware County, where kids experience art, music, nature, and friendship in a magical and nurturing environment. When the pandemic made it impossible to hold camp in the normal format, we launched Summer Spree at Home, offering online classes for teens and art kits for younger kids (inculding supplies to create our signature �e dye t-shirts). Families picked up over 250 kits for kids to make art at home this summer and the results were stunning!

WOOD FIRED KILNcreating opportunitiesThe ceramics program con�nues to expand. This year a new wood-fired kiln and a 1,000 square foot kiln shed to house it were constructed outside the ceramics studio, adding to the diverse firing op�ons that already included gas powerd kilns for soda and raku firing. The project was spear-headed by CAC teaching ar�st and Po�ers Guild member Mark Tyson, who will oversee the firings. Master kiln builder Ted Neal spent a week on site building the kiln and leading the first firing. The improvement project also includes upgrades to the electric service in the studio and an extension of the ceramics studio parking lot with addi�onal ligh�ng, which is ongoing.

COMMUNITY ARTS CENTER

Bringing Art to Life since 1948

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This page: Photos by CAC staff. Art by WSSD students.

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DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE$5000 +Wendy Co�on and Len Orlando Harry and Carol SaloMark TysonPaulina Lambert Tyson

HONORARY DIRECTORS$1000 - $4999Ronald and Susan Albrecht Florence Brown Elisabeth Brown Elizabeth Coley Bud and Susan Davis Margaret and John Ewing Christopher MarkopoulosNancy Markezin Ellen Milgrim and Andrew Keiser J. Rossi and Robert Heuser Cheryl and Paul Schlenker Barbara Sonies Reb and Ginna Speare Todd Swimmer Larry and Birgi� Wirth

PATRONS $500 - $999Michael Adesman and Susan Weil Sandra Ashby Effie and Barry Brenner James Cur�s and Linda Cortese Patricia Davis and Richard Steward David and Margaret Dee Laura Demme and Tom Stone Anonymous Donor Linda and Harrison Eiteljorg Deborah Flanagan Juanita and Joe Gaspari Christopher Hannum Kris and Dick Hughey Suzan Al-Mutawa and Oliver John Debbie Po�er and Robert Mancuso Maxine and Lew Manges Ginger and Jay March Stephanie Middleton Barbara Palma Christopher and Brit Ray Jean Schmidt Francine and Michael Szedlmayer Tri State Jazz Diana and Raymond Trout Jean Wallace Danielle and Joshua Wilson Ellen and Andrew Wineman Patricia and Andrew Woldar

BENEFACTORS$300 - $499Toni Banet Richard and Cathy Bartkowski James BergmanGail Bisio Daphne and Jon Bogert Tracy Bouve�eDebra Brannan Quincy and Shane Campbell Bruno and Fanconi Carol Charlie and Charmagne DeVinney Be�y Ann Director Ceil and Eric Dobkin Penny Emery Becky and Jim Erdmann Cheryl Fa�bene and Dave Faunce Jan and Donald Frisch Leslie and Russell Gerhart Tom Glancey Eva GrillJim Harrison Ariana Huberman Catherine Iversen Jacki Laird Maureen and Kenneth Kelk Megan King Dick and Dixie Klingaman Carolyn and David Langdon Lora Lavin Leslie and Russell Gerhart Maryann Lockard Mad Poets Merredith and Eric Marks Kenneth Marron Ilene May Kathleen McLamb Pat Morlok Deborah Nason Nancy and Jim Oe�nger Cissy and Rich Padgham Rinal and Bhavin Parikh Sally and Will Paynter Bonnie and William Powell Stephanie Saboe Sara Samuel Frank SikoraShari SikoraStarry Chris Claire Thurman

Robert and Jennifer Ashbrook Mary A�g Deena and Cur�s Ball Bruce Bekker Sue Berue Jane Billings Barbara Blake Nadia W. Bond Parris Bradley and Valerie Joyce L and Mike Bucci Marilyn Bullock Maxine Burkholder Jen and Norman Burstein Anne�e Bushman Cabrina Campbell and Kim Olson Harry Chen and Andrea Apter Sally Clyde Victoria Coad Shawn and Michael Coates Jan Cohen Kevin Corcoran Robert Deane Maggi and Jules DeBaecke Lisa and Dennis Dolan Elizabeth Dow Paul and Andrea Downie Mark and Carol Dresden Mary Louise Durham-Butler Paul and Perry Durkin David and Gina Eberly Lucy Edwards Pearl EliasMarna Ellio� Sydney Evans and Cameron Koch Holly Brown and Carr Everbach Holly and Bruce Farnese Sibelan Forrester Cathy Gicker Marian Gi�elman Cathy GlickerLynn and William Gonzalez Beth Gould Barbara Grove Judy Hamilton Helen and Harry Harris Hekge and Erum Hartung B.J. and Jim Hausman Andrew and Rima Himelstein David Hornbach Fran House Holly House Suzy Hoyle Bruce Evere� Hunt and Kathryn Mehan Alisheba Hurwitz Catherine Iversen Joel Jacobson Elizabeth Jones

DONORS

LEGACY GIVINGEstate of Larry Shane

2019-2020 COMMUNITY ARTS CENTER DONORS

Arlene and Don JonesLaurel and Kevin Jones Maureen and Kenneth Kelk Pa� Kelly and Richard Bensel Susan Kelly Judith Kinman Dorothy Kowey Mary and Jerry Kristal Tina LeMar Wendy Liss Jeane�e and Bruce Lord Rachel Lucente Judy and Nick Luzak Patricia Mahoney Helen Mangelsdorf and Roman Tybinko Jessie Mann Ken and Debra Margolis Peggy Mar�n Carol Maryon Erin Mathis Judy and George McCarthy Pam McClure Alice McGovern Jane McNerney Sarah Mills Andrea and Tom Mogck Cecelia Mostardi Kirsten Mueller and David H. Hunter Cynthia Murray Amy Nemirow Mimi and Richard Nenno Olga and Paul Nielsen Phebe and Michael Novakovic Virginia Adams O'Connell Peter and Ellen Oe�nger Jessica Pearlman and Tom Pleatman Amy Pollack E. Morris Po�er Pete Prown Margaret Pyle Susan Raab Mary Reindorp Marcia Reiver Alvina Ridpath Keith and Be�y Robertshaw Mary Roffo Andy Rosen Susan and Robert Rubin Shirley Rudd Stephanie Saboe Karen Sacks Marie Samohod Jeff Savery Robert Schachner Kim Schmucki (continued on reverse)

The Community Arts Center is a registered 501(c)(3), nonprofit organization. Contributions are tax deductible within the provisions of the law. Thank you to everyone who donated in the past year. Every effort has been made to include the names of every contributor. We apologize for any omissions.

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Chester Charter Scholars AcademyChester Eastside, Inc.Delaware County Housing AuthorityDelaware County Intermediate UnitPlush Mills Senior LivingSouth Media Community Ini�a�veThe Davidson School at ElwynUpper Darby School DistrictWallingford Swarthmore School District

COMMUNITY PARTNERS

CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS + GOVERNMENTBroughton Founda�on CCRES, Inc.Commonwealth of PennsylvaniaNathan Speare Founda�on Pennsylvania Council on the ArtsPzena Investment ManagementPIDC Community CapitalPriester Founda�onRose Valley Asset Management LLC The GE Founda�on United Way Winc ECDCWyncote Founda�on

2018-2019 OUTREACH DONORSEllen MilgrimLora RinesRosenlund Family Founda�on

NONPROFIT SUPPORTERSMad Poets SocietyPastel SocietyPhiladelphia Water Color SocietyProvidence Garden ClubRose Tree GardenersTri State Jazz Society

2020 TIE-DYE FESTIVALFranklin Mint Federal Credit Union

Wendy Co�on and Len Orlando – Presenters Acre Windows and DoorsRobert Borgstrom and Rose Valley An�ques & Appraisals, LLCChimney CricketDes�na�on DelcoJoseph Lesniak, Esquire Op�mum Physical Therapy AssociatePECO Plush MillsPNC Financial Services GroupPower Home Remodeling GroupSwarthmorean

2019 FINE ARTS AND CRAFTSFESTIVAL SPONSORS AND DONORS

Debra BrannanCuetoKEARNEY design, llcDonaghue & Labrum LLP Flynn Photography & Adver�singMcCusker LandscapingWegman’s 2SP Brewing Co.Conshohocken Brewing Co.Dressler Estate East Branch Brewing Co.Pasture Song FarmRobin Hill OrganicsSLY FOX BEERSterling Pig BeerSuburban Brewing Co.Swarthmore Beer Co.

2019 HARVEST GATHERINGSPONSORS AND DONORS

Emmanuel Alexia Wendy Co�on and Len OrlandoLaura Demme and Tom StonePearl Elias Elizabeth Jones Suzanne Kent and Michael DutcherDorothy Kowey Tina LeMar Bob Mancuso and Debbie Po�erHelen Mangelsdorf and Roman TybinkoKirsten Mueller and David H. HunterJ. Rossi and Robert HeuserMonique Sarkessian Larry Shane Maria Spies Ann Suchecki Claire Thurman Mark TysonPaulina Lambert Tyson

WOOD KILN DONORS

ELLEN MILGRIM (FORMERLY W.E.S.)SCHOLARSHIP FUNDLeslie and Jim SamahaWallingford Elementary School PTO

IN MEMORY OF TRUDI BATTERSHALLFlorence BrownBea Dalle�Gladys and Edmond Gardner

IN MEMORY OF RICHARD ERLICHMANEffie and Barry BrennerShari LeffDonna Wink

IN MEMORY OF SUE MCFADDENDiane AbellDavid CarterKelly and Ennis Lamb

IN MEMORY OF JON SUTTONSusan and Ronald AlbrechtDarryl and Martha Biery Michael and Judith Bolosky Florence BrownBeatrice Dalle�Susan and John DiekmanDick and Dixie Klingaman Penelope Leonard Ann Torregrossa Kate and Craig Nazzaro Joseph Stock IN MEMORY OF TOM YOUNGBrooke Barnard Stephen ColovasSally Clyde Dick and Dixie Klingaman

IN MEMORY OF MARK STAPLESRandy and Brenda Exon Bob and Beth Gross

IN MEMORY OF PHYLLIS NEAVESDick and Dixie KlingamanTom and Helen Mashek

IN MEMORY OF ROXANNE BALLANTINICAC Abstract Studio

IN MEMORY OF MARKI BRIGGSDeborah Briggs

IN MEMORY OF WAYNE BROWNNancy SimpsonBeatrice Dalle�Judy Fowler and Tom Rupnicki

CAC SCHOLARSHIP FUND Colleen Rogenmuser

DONATIONS TO THE CAC IN HONOR OF . . . Paul and Andrea Downie In honor of Bea Dalle� and Debby YoderEllen Milgrim In honor of Norma Long and the WES Staff

FLORENCE BROWNSTUDIO FUNDFlorence Brown

RE-ENTRY CAMPAIGNWendy Co�on and Len Orlando

DONORSLinda and Jeffrey SchroederDiane Seider Sallie Seltzer Carol Seymour and Phil Morrison Andrea Silva Audrey and Patrick Smith Karen Spae PolsonTheresa Spross Sue Staples Beth Stensrud Honey Stewart and Thomas McParland Chelsea S�neKaren and John Su�on Ann Swan Alan Swimmer James and Pat Thomas Olivia and Hank Thorne Berrie and Brad Torgan-Randall Carol and Richard Vanderwall-Baca Rita Weinstock Judy Wellons Tom and Marlise Wind Paul and Nancy Woolf Sally and Michael Yow