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Donald W. Reynolds Discovery Center WINTER 2013 UNLOCK THE PUZZLE AND PUT YOUR BRAINPOWER TO THE TEST IN! Opening January 30, 2014! DISCOVERY Children’s Museum, Mister E. and the Mindbender Society invite you to enter the wonderfully puzzling world of Mindbender Mansion, an eclectic place full of puzzles, brainteasers, and interactive challenges guaranteed to test the brain power and problem solving skills of even the most experienced puzzlers. Adults and children alike will enjoy exercising their minds as they try to master each of the 40 individual brain teasers and the five group activities in this fun and unconventional traveling exhibit opening January 30, 2014 through April 27, 2014. Visitors to Mindbender Mansion will be greeted by the wacky Mr. E., master brainteaser and puzzler extraordinaire and current curator of the Mindbender Society. He will explain the mysteries of Mindbender Mansion and how to become a member of the eccentric Mindbender Society by gathering hidden clues and secret passwords. The clues can only be found by solving key puzzles found in select themed areas. Throughout the exhibit visitors will find a combination of tabletop brainteasers they can solve on their own and larger group challenges that require assistance from their fellow mansion guests. Upon completing each of the select brainteasers and group challenges, visitors will have gathered the necessary clues and secret passwords to become a member of the Mindbender Society and add their portrait to the “Wall of Fame.” For more information visit DiscoveryKidsLV.org. Mindbender Mansion was produced and is toured by the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry, Portland, Oregon © 2009. MUSEUM RECEIVES GRANTS FROM MICROSOFT DISCOVERY Children’s Museum is pleased to announce receipt of a $200,000 software grant and a $9,000 hardware grant from Microsoft. The grants were presented to Linda Quinn, CEO, at the grand opening of the new Microsoft store at Fashion Show Mall on November 14, 2013. Computer technology is vital to the day-to- day operations at the Museum, and these grants will allow us to operate with innovative, leading-edge technological tools for several years to come. Thank you to everyone who saw our posts on Facebook and came out to cheer the Museum on at the store opening and check presentation. It was a wonderful morning and we loved all the signs many of you made and brought especially for this exciting event! And, for all those who went to the Pitbull Concert, we hope you rocked it! IT’S YOUR CHOICE Children and families make choices every day that affect their health. See page 6 for more information on how It’s Your Choice can increase the awareness and understanding of these choices helping families with their New Year’s health|lifestyle resolutions.

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Donald W. Reynolds Discovery Center

WINTER 2013

UNLOCK THE PUZZLE AND PUT YOUR BRAINPOWER TO THE TEST IN!Opening January 30, 2014!DISCOVERY Children’s Museum, Mister E. and the Mindbender Society invite you to enter the wonderfully puzzling world of Mindbender Mansion, an eclectic place full of puzzles, brainteasers, and interactive challenges guaranteed to test the brain power and problem solving skills of even the most experienced puzzlers. Adults and children alike will enjoy exercising their minds as they try to master each of the 40 individual brain teasers and the fi ve group activities in this fun and unconventional traveling exhibit opening January 30, 2014 through April 27, 2014.

Visitors to Mindbender Mansion will be greeted by the wacky Mr. E., master brainteaser and puzzler extraordinaire and current curator of the Mindbender Society. He will explain the mysteries of Mindbender Mansion and how to become a member of the eccentric Mindbender Society by gathering hidden clues and secret passwords. The clues

can only be found by solving key puzzles found in select themed areas.

Throughout the exhibit visitors will fi nd a combination of tabletop brainteasers they can solve on their own and larger group challenges that require assistance from their fellow mansion guests.

Upon completing each of the select brainteasers and group challenges, visitors will have gathered the necessary clues and secret passwords to become a member of the Mindbender Society and add their portrait to the “Wall of Fame.”

For more information visit DiscoveryKidsLV.org. Mindbender Mansion was produced and is toured by the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry, Portland, Oregon © 2009.

MUSEUM RECEIVES GRANTS FROM MICROSOFT

DISCOVERY Children’s Museum is pleased to announce receipt of a $200,000 software grant and a $9,000 hardware grant from Microsoft. The grants were presented to Linda Quinn, CEO, at the grand opening of the new Microsoft store at Fashion Show Mall on November 14, 2013. Computer technology is vital to the day-to-day operations at the Museum, and these grants will allow us to operate with innovative, leading-edge technological tools for several years to come.

Thank you to everyone who saw our posts on Facebook and came out to cheer the Museum on at the store opening and check presentation. It was a wonderful morning and we loved all the signs many of you made and brought especially for this exciting event! And, for all those who went to the Pitbull Concert, we hope you rocked it!

IT’S YOUR CHOICEChildren and families make choices every day that a� ect their health. See page 6 for more information on how It’s Your Choice can increase the awareness and understanding of these choices helping families with their New Year’s health|lifestyle resolutions.

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THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS CAPITAL CAMPAIGN DONORS!THE SMITH CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTSDONALD W. REYNOLDS FOUNDATION

VISIONARIESLas Vegas Sands FoundationWindsong Trust

INNOVATORSCashman Equipment Company

DREAMERSEd, Judy and Lexie CebulkoMGM Resorts InternationalNV Energy FoundationWells Fargo

DISCOVERERSLaurel Andrew & Victor Onufrie� The Breitling FamilyStacy & Marc FalconeJe� rey & Lieuchi FineFletcher Jones Automotive GroupFocus Management ServicesThe Robert S. and Dorothy J. Keyser FoundationRussell Rosenblum & Anne MazzolaDon & Dee SnyderSouthern Highlands Charitable FoundationTerri and Roland Sturm Family FoundationSunrise Children’s HospitalWynn Las Vegas

IN-KINDCBS RadioCox CommunicationsR&R Partners FoundationLaurie Travis' Family & AssociatesBrownstein Hyatt Farber SchreckSouthern Wine & SpiritsYESCOENCORE Productions

INVENTORSLovee duBoef Arum, Dena duBoef & Heather duBoefAssociation of Gaming Equipment Manufacturers (AGEM)Cenegenics Elite HealthJean & Brian FinkBarrick Gold of North AmericaFletcher Jones Toyota/ScionRobin & Danny GreenspunGladys and Don Langson Family FundKay & Matt Maddox

Jill & Troy MoserGlenda & Bradley SherSonja & Michael SaltmanShu� e Master, Inc.Southwest Gas Corporation

MENTORSDaniel & Ginger AndersonCynthia & Joe AsherBank of NevadaLaura Hoenemeyer & Jay BarrettTimothy & Denise CashmanCaesars EntertainmentMichelle EckmannFundamental Clinical and Operational Services, LLCKathy & George GarlockAriadne, Athena & Olympia GeorgiouEmily & Ross GoodmanGragson FamilyArnold & Rachel Smith Family Foundation I Myra & Brian GreenspunTori, Tanner & Tyler Reif, Dinnia DiGennaroJunior League of Las VegasJim & Bre ManningMichael, Lisa, Chase & Wyatt MathisFred & Meghan MosslerWalter & Monica Pelaez, SOBEL WESTEXLinda Lusk QuinnMurphy BrothersDedee NaveRudy R. Manthei D.O.Kelly & Kevin PetersenPeter, Tessie, Andrew & Paige PoggioneSchreck FamilyJoyce, Steve, Mollie & Marc SchneiderShane Victorino FoundationUnion GamingTim, Shari, Alex & Lauren WongBonnie & Bill WortmanRichard S. Worthington Family

NURTURERSTom & Jessica AmickBally Technologies, Inc.The Beck FamilyDr. Keith Blum & FamilyKeith G. Boman MDThe Bonanno FamilyTony, Linda, Kyle & Courtney BonniciTaylor & Craig BorsariEd & Nicky Bowers

Lance & Leilani BradfordNancy Brune, Richard Boulware, Oni, Kai & ZiziMcKenna, Hayden, Quinn & Grey BullochJennifer, Francis, Elizabeth & Jack CarletonBritta L. CarlsonRoy, Jane, Lauren, Christian & Alex CentrellaJoey, Matt, Jarred & Phil CooperCox CommunicationsJan Craddock, Micheal Schneweis & Ian Dr. Girish & Vrushali DaulatDesert RadiologistsMark & Meghan FaillaJoanna & John FalbFletcher Jones ImportsFloppy Bunny & Floppy BuddySandra & Steven HardiePaige & Carrie HendersonMolly & Steve HillMoxie & Zolten JilletteFletcher & Jackson JonesElizabeth & Tom KaplanJosh & Kimberly KillianThe Kirvin FamilyThe Korte CompanyJacqui & Mark KrumDr. Joseph & Joan LapanDana & Gregory LeeNevie & Cody LeeIrene & Duncan R. LeeCatherine Prato-Le� owitz, PhD & Todd Le� owitzLouis VuittonMercedes-Benz of HendersonJohn & Daria MulkeyJulie Murray/Kathleen, Joseph & Riley FoleyNevada State BankMicha & Peter NomuraS. OrqueThe Pediped FoundationThe PENTA Building GroupPremsrirut Family/Las Vegas Children FoundationCarlos & Mary RuisanchezSuzanne Sanders-Krick & FamilyZephyr SimusKim SinatraMorton & Judy SkollSlater Hanifan GroupStella & Stone SpiegelMackie & Reid SterrettJudy & Warren StokeyTrish & Ric TruesdellGeorge & Amy Tu

Blas & Rafaela VargasDr. Warren & Michele VolkerAlan & Rashelle Will

EXPLORERSCary KatzRitter Charitable TrustMr. & Mrs. Archibald Rufty Jr.Jonathan S. Sparer & John KlaiSandra & Tito TibertiUnitedHealthcare

INQUIRERSGaudin Motors Porsche JaguarMike & Brenda HengelThe Investment Counsel Co. of NevadaJ. Choo USA, Inc.Jayne & Thomas KelleyMOSER Architecture StudioKathleen & Christopher NielsonTi� erney White

FRIENDSAndrew Family FoundationAnonymousDoron Bettan, Rami Salman, Brian RobisonBridget Bilbray-PhillipsJocelyn Cortez & John Valery WhiteKris CournoyerMiles DicksonWhitney & Larry duBoefFran FineHonorable Oscar & Mayor Carolyn GoodmanChristian & Cathy HaaseHorizon Print SolutionsKimberlee HypCynthia Kiser MurpheyPennie & Russel A. Kost IIIPauline & John LeeJoan LolmaughAldo & Robyn ManziniMichael J. McCueCharles & Suzanne H. MorganJenna & Michael MortonMuki Botton & Co., LLCNan Fusco JewleryKathleen & Christopher NielsenPETRAMaria Phelan & Brock RadkeMichele Quinn & Mark AndelbradtSara & Brian RaymeCandy & Mike SchneiderEllen SchulhoferCora & Kevin SutehallTiberti Family Foundation

Every day, children learn through play at the Museum. They gain a better understanding about our amazing world through the unique, interactive fun they experience – experiences made possible by the generosity of our Las Vegas community. Just think about it – when children have fun and learn at the Museum they gain knowledge that someday might spark dynamic change for the planet! Your gift to DISCOVERY Children’s Museum directly impacts our world by helping to foster science education, arts education and early childhood development. Donated funds allow us to o� er special programing within the Museum and bring in nationally recognized traveling exhibits

for families to enjoy. Our important community outreach programs, Discovery on Wheels: House Calls and YouthWorks, are also made possible through the fi nancial support of individuals, companies and foundations with a heart for making a di� erence in the lives of children, our future. You can make a di� erence in the lives of children and “start slowly changing the world” by supporting the Museum with your tax-deductible gift. Simply go to discoverykidslv.org/support/donate-now and make a donation today. You’ll be a DISCOVERY champion and you just might change the world, too!

YOUR GIFT TO DISCOVERY CHILDREN'S MUSEUM COULD CHANGE THE WORLD!

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� BOARD OF TRUSTEES � Chairman | Troy Moser

Vice Chairman | Annemarie JonesTreasurer | Alan Will

Secretary | Jennifer CarletonPast Chairman | Judy Cebulko

Past Vice Chairman | Joyce SchneiderPast President | Michael Mathis

� MEMBERS AT LARGE �Tom Amick

Ricki BarlowFrank Beck

Nancy BruneCarrie Carter-Henderson

Roy CentrellaBarbara Danz

Kami DempseyCindy Dreibelbis

Mark FaillaStacy Falcone

Brian FinkDavid E. Goldwater

Emily Goodman Todd Le� owitz

Kay MaddoxBeverly MasonJerry McKennaVictor Onufrie� Peter Poggione

Ron ReesePat Shorkowsky

Judy SkollJudy StokeyShari WongKate Wright

Brownstein Hyatt Farber SchreckGeneral Counsel

� MUSEUM STAFF �Linda Quinn, JD, CPA

Chief Executive O� cerTi� erney WhiteDeputy DirectorGary Haleamau

Director of Exhibits andCapital ProjectsDenyce Tuller

Director of Marketing andPublic RelationsRandy Peterson

Director of Programs & Education Larry Slane

Director of Human ResourcesRon Hammett

Director of Information TechnologyJared Henley

Director of FacilitiesJe� Vance

Director of AccountingBrenda Bogue

Director of Development

Copyright © 2013DISCOVERY Children’s Museum

SHOWS AND PROGRAMS THIS WINTER!!!Join us for a variety of demonstrations and presentations featuring the following:

� Milk Madness � Special for Little Learners (5 years old and younger)! A fun chemistry experience for little learners. Explore what happens when red, yellow, blue and milk collide!

� Bank on It! � Learn the value of earning, spending and saving money.

� A Closer Look at Art – Space and Form � Expand on two elements of Art – space and form – and explore them in a fun and engaging way.

� Ahoy! Exploration of Navigating the Ship � Come set sail with us and explore methods of navigating the seas. Map and compass skills are a plus although not required!

� Know Your Neurons � Learn how to give your brain a “workout” through mental exercise and learning new things!

� Electrifying Encounters � Are you ready for a “shocking” experience? Sparks will fl y in this energetic demonstration! Learn more about electricity and magnetism in this hair-raising experience.

� Cold Hard Facts � The world is NOT the same at very low temperatures! Experience the cold hard facts of what happens to balls, balloons, bananas and more at minus 320 degrees Fahrenheit.

DO YOU LOVE THE MUSEUM?Then, VOTE Discovery Children's Museum by:

1. TEXT “DISCOVER” to 81500

2. Or SCAN the QR code

3. Or VISIT: http://m.bestofl asvegas.com; search DISCOVERY Children’s Museum and vote!

Support DISCOVERY Children’s Museum and help us win Best of Las Vegas 2014 in the “Best Museum” and/or “Best Family Attraction” categories.We appreciate your vote and support!

Playing with milk is

big fun!

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WINTER PROGRAMSVisit Toddler Town (TT), Young At Art (YAA), It’s Your Choice (IYC), Patents Pending (PP) and Solve It! to participate in engaging and integrated arts activities and experiences. TT feature experiences developmentally appropriate for our youngest visitors, those 5 years and younger, and all other areas feature experiences designed for a variety of ages, including adults!

JANUARY – A Month of Collages!Jump with us into the New Year; participate in programming that focuses on refl ecting on self, hopes for the world and celebration of what’s to come; and all through the lens of collages!

� January 4 – January 10 � Celebrating the New Year!TT – Bring in the New Year by crafting a colorful collage to celebrate 2014YAA – Create a collage inspired by hopes for the New Year!PP – Explore a collage of colors while you explore how fi reworks work.

� January 11 – January 17 � Refl ecting on Self through Self Portraits – The DCM WayTT – Create a beautiful self-portrait using a variety of collage materials.YAA – Embrace your creative expression! Create a collage as a self-portrait.IYC – Discover yourself through genetics as you create a self-portrait collage.

� January 18 – January 24 � Honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his LegacyTT – Design a peaceful Dove collage in honor of Martin Luther King Jr.’s accomplishments.YAA – Design a collage inspired by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the civil rights movement.IYC – Investigate the collage of diversity around the world in an interactive discussion about diversity and equality.

� January 25 – January 31 � Exploring Dreams and Hope for the WorldTT – Create a beautiful handprint collage in recognition of Martin Luther King Jr.’s dream for world peace and equality.YAA – Create a collage inspired by dreams for the future.IYC – Why do we dream? What ware dreams? Examine these questions as you make a collage about dreams.

FEBRUARY – Celebrating Black History Month!Join us in celebrating some of the accomplishments, contributions and legacies of various individuals of African American descent and the past leaders of our country.

� February 1 – February 7 � Celebrating Rosa Parks, Jacob Lawrence and Charles DrewTT – Create a colorful bus in recognition of Rosa Parks’ contribution to the Civil Rights Movement.YAA – Create artwork inspired by the artist Jacob Lawrence whose narrative paintings are renowned for depicting important moments in African American History. IYC – Make Plasma Soup and explore the components of blood just like Charles Drew.

� February 8 – February 14 � Celebrating Louis Armstrong, Romare Bearden and Matthew CherryTT – Design a magical musical scene in admiration of Louis Armstrong’s contribution to Jazz music.YAA – Create art inspired by the style and techniques of African American artist Romare Bearden.PP – Matthew Cherry developed two devices that would one day evolve into very useful items for transportation. Design your own 2 or 3-wheeled invention to put to the test on the race track.

� February 15 – February 21 � Celebrating Presidents of the Past!TT – Celebrate President’s Day by constructing a Lincoln log cabin.YAA – Celebrate President’s Day by creating art to commemorate our founding fore fathers.Solve It! – Celebrate Presidents Day by investigating the property of money.

� February 22 – February 28 � A Tribute to African American Heritage – Storytelling through the Arts and SciencesTT – Recreate a popular African Folk Tale in celebration of Black History Month.YAA – Commemorate the tradition of storytelling through art by creating a masterpiece that tells your own story.IYC – Explore the ecosystem of the Mohave through interactive storytelling.

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MARCH – Celebrate National Nutrition Month®!

� March 1 – March 7 � Focusing on Fruits!TT – Celebrate National Nutrition Month® and design ripe, delicious fruit using watercolor paints.YAA – Celebrate National Nutrition Month® by creating artwork inspired by your favorite fruit!IYC – Why is a fruit a fruit? Celebrate National Nutrition Month® while exploring all the details of fruit.

� March 8 – March 14 � Victorious Vegetables!TT – Use ink stamps to create a healthy vegetable assortment in acknowledgement of National Nutrition Month®!YAA – Create art inspired by vegetables in commemoration of National Nutrition Month®!IYC – Why is a vegetable a vegetable? Celebrate National Nutrition Month® while exploring all the details of vegetables.

� March 15 – March 21 � Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day!TT – Create lucky four leaf clover prints in celebration of St. Patrick’s Day.YAA – Happy St Patrick’s Day! Make art masterpieces in celebration of St Patrick’s Day.PP – Engineer a fl ying machine to make your four leaf clover fl oat, or fl y.

� March 22 – March 28 � Fun with Fitness!TT – In celebration of National Nutrition Month®, speed up your fi ne motor skills while using lacing cards shaped like running shoes!YAA – Create art inspired by your favorite outdoor activity in celebration of National Nutrition Month®!IYC – Discover the di� erence between aerobic exercise anaerobic exercises as you get active.

� March 29 – April 4 � Here’s to Healthy SnacksTT – Fill a plate with healthy snack ideas in recognition of National Nutrition Month®.YAA – Create art inspired by your favorite healthy snack in celebration of National Nutrition Month®.IYC – Explore healthy snack options with a fun game of WHOA SLOW, GO.

See the program schedule on monitors throughout the museum for a list of show/programming times. Programs and program schedule are subject to change without notice.

DISCOVERY Children’s Museum and Junior League of Las Vegas Present Kids in the Kitchen in Celebration of National Nutrition Month®

DISCOVERY Children’s Museum and the Junior League of Las Vegas (JLLV) are celebrating National Nutrition Month® again this year in March. It will be a special day full of fun and engaging activities and demonstrations on food and nutrition. In other words and back by popular demand, the Junior League of Las Vegas is taking over the museum to host Kids in the Kitchen.

Junior Leagues' Kids in the Kitchen addresses the growing issues of childhood obesity and poor nutrition, as well as, raises awareness and provides solutions for this urgent problem. In this initiative, JLLV provides information and materials related to healthy eating and nutrition to children and their parents. This event directly involves children in demonstrations and lessons on how to select and prepare healthy, a� ordable, meals and snacks.

National Nutrition Month® is a nutrition education and information campaign created by the American Dietetic Association. The campaign is designed to focus attention on the importance of making informed food choices and developing sound eating and physical activity habits.

In celebration of the holidays, DISCOVERY Children’s Museum decked the fl oors with decorations that represented all of December’s festivities:

Hanukkah – 11/27 – 12/5/13Winter Solstice – 12/25/13Christmas – 12/25/13Kwanzaa – 12/26/13 – 1/1/14

Level 1 refl ected our collaboration with Nevada Ballet Theatre and The Nutcracker; in Eco City on Level 2, was Main Street American Christmas with strung lights, garland and wreaths; and Level 3 was a Winter Wonderland with large snowfl akes hung from the ceiling and Holiday Education Shadow Boxes with an education component on each of the December holidays.

A special thank you to our holiday decorating volunteers and Christopher Todd Design for helping create a magical environment throughout the museum!

-- CELEBRATING THE SEASON --

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IT'S YOUR CHOICE There is a direct relationship between what we do to our bodies and how they perform. It’s Your Choice is a health education exhibition designed to increase the awareness and understanding of the choices kids and families make every day that a� ect their health. It emphasizes nutrition, physical activities and the development of important healthy lifestyle habits. Choice challenges are presented in engaging contexts that refl ect real-life situations (applying sunscreen or reading a nutrition information label) in order to help visitors connect “choice” with “outcome.” Humorous “game show” interactives are combined with high energy, as well

as critical thinking activities. It’s Your Choice engages both children and adults in the exploration and education of choices – facilitating conversation and underscoring the long-term benefi ts of healthy habits.

A truly magical evening was had by all in attendance at the beautiful Red Rock Resort & Spa on October 26, 2013. We are pleased to report net proceeds from “The Magic of Discovery” of more than $370,000 which will support the ongoing operations of the Museum. An additional $36,000 was raised during the evening from our “Fund a Magic Moment” appeal in support of our Admissions Subsidies Program which allows underserved students in our community to experience the “magic” of the Museum through fi eldtrips.

Judy and Ed Cebulko were honored at the event as the 2013 “Great Friend to Kids Award” recipients. The Cebulkos are dedicated to the prospering of the Museum and “igniting a love of lifelong learning” for children in Las Vegas and southern Nevada.

The Museum would like to thank all who were involved with this very successful evening. Whether you sponsored a table, purchased dinner or ra� e tickets, donated goods and services or supported our “Fund a Magic Moment” appeal, you are a champion to the thousands of children who will have the magical experience of learning through play at DISCOVERY Children’s Museum. We especially want to recognize our 2013 event partners, for without these generous businesses the “magical” evening would not have been possible: Red Rock Casino Resort & Spa, By Dzign, Encore Production, Cashman Photo Enterprises, Southern Wine & Spirits of Nevada and Best Agency.

A NIGHT OF MAGIC FOR THE MUSEUM

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THE CLUBHOUSE($100,000 AND ABOVE)Cox Communications

CIRCLE OF FRIENDS($50,000-99,999)Mount Vernon Ladies’ AssociationWells Fargo

STARS FOR CHILDREN($25,000-49,999)Bank of AmericaBy DzignCBS Radio Las VegasJudy & Ed CebulkoCenegenics Elite Health Lieuchi & Je� FineSouthern Highlands Gold Club Charitable FoundationStation Casinos, LLCWynn Resorts

KID’S CORNER($10,000-24,999)Andrew Family Foundation Brownstein Hyatt Farber SchreckBurnett Haase Construction/ Liquor LibraryCapital OneBarbara & Tad DanzFletcher Jones Automotive GroupFletcher Jones Toyota/ScionHelen Close Charitable FoundationKay & Matt MaddoxBre & Jim ManningLisa & Michael MathisAnne Mazzola & Russell RosenblumNevada Arts CouncilNevada HumanitiesNV Energy FoundationPam & Pierre OmidyarParagon Gamingpediped FootwearPricewaterhouseCoopers LLCR&R Partners FoundationJudy & Morton SkollSmith’s Food & Drug StoresSunrise Hospital Medical Center

BUILDING BLOCK($5,000-$9,999)Laurel Andrew & Victor Onufrie� Bank of NevadaBarrick Gold CorporationAlbert and Elaine Borchard FoundationBroadacres Marketplace & Event CenterCaesars EntertainmentCashman Equipment Co.Cashman Photo ServicesChildren’s Medical Center at Summerlin HospitalJeri CrawfordIn Memory of Madeline DouglasENCORE ProductionsFrank and Victoria Fertitta FoundationFox RothschildFundamental Clinical and Operational Services, LLCEmily & Ross GoodmanGreenberg TraurigRobin & Danny GreenspunHealth EssentialsHealthCare Partners of Nevada The Howard Hughes Corporation

Kaempfer Crowell Renshaw Gronauer & FiorentinoKlai Juba ArchitectsLas Vegas PhilharmonicLinks for Life Foundation/ Colliers InternationalRudy MantheiMarnell CompaniesMGM Resorts InternationalMJ Christensen DiamondMOSER architecture studioDedee NaveNevada Title CompanyRobert RaizkJosette E. Spotts Resto & Andres G. RestoThe Ritter Charitable TrustSonja & Michael Saltman Suzanne Sanders-Krick & Len KrickSouthern Wine & SpiritsSouthwest Gas CorporationDee & Don SnyderTerri & Roland Sturm Family FoundationTarget StoresUS Bancorp FoundationUS BankShari & Tim Wong

MUSEUM ASSOCIATES($2,500-$4,999)AlbertsonsRobert R. Banks Foundation Denise & Tim CashmanCox CharitiesKathy & George GarlockJohn Klai & Jon SparerMuseum of Science/NISE NetworkLinda Lusk QuinnCorey SandersSlater Hanifan Group Union Pacifi c FoundationVegas Magazine PartnersWal-MartWallace-Morris Surveying

PRESIDENT’S CLUB($1,000-$2,499)Ginger & Daniel AndersonMadeleine & Don AndressMichelle & Michael BarneyGae & Perry BaschRita & Je� BellinskiBESTAgencyBNY MellonLinda & Tony BonniciBoyd FoundationIsabel & Victor CalvinCareMeridianJennifer & Francis CarletonThe Cashman CompaniesClark Construction Group, LLC.Dr. Girish & Vrushali DaulatDonna & Artie DownsWhitney & Larry duBoefJane & Stuart EngsJoanna & John FalbKaren & James FoytikCarolyn and Oscar Goodman Joan & Jim HammerSandra Wells-Hardie & Steve HardieMolly & Steve HillLaura Hoenemeyer & Jay BarrettJimmerson Hansen, P.C.Helen & Chip JohnsonVanessa & George JurkovichTerry & Kevin Kelley

Kinder Morgan FoundationThe Korte CompanyDr. Joseph & Joan LapanDana & Greg LeePauline & John LeeSusie & Dan LeeLinda & Scott McHale/OracleBarbara MillerRabbi Yocheved MintzChristy & Alan MolaskyMolasky Group of CompaniesNational Security TechnologiesNevada Orthopedic and Spine CenterThe PENTA Building GroupRichard RangelDottie & Chris SmithJoy & Bill SnyderSpeedway Children’s CharitiesJudy & Warren StokeyVegas/Rated MagazineThe Whiting-Turner Contracting CompanyRashelle & Alan J. WillWolfgang Puck Fine Dining GroupPatricia & Richard Wright

As of December 2012-November 2013

DISCOVERY CHILDREN’S MUSEUM ANNUAL SUPPORTERS

BECOME AN ADULT VOLUNTEER AT THE MUSEUM!Adults volunteers help bring the museum alive for our guests, they assist in sparking curiosity and igniting a love of lifelong learning.

Are you looking for a fun environment to spend some extra time? There are a variety of adult volunteer opportunities available and we would love to have your help.

Submit your volunteer application online at DiscoveryKidsLV.org/about-us/volunteer or pick up an application at Visitor Services.

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� GENERAL HOURS �Closed Mondays Tuesday-Friday 9am-4pmSaturday 10am-5pmSunday 12pm-5pm

Admission FeesAdults: $12.00 for ages 1 to 99Children under 1 year are free.

Contact UsFor more information, call (702) 382-KIDSemail [email protected] visit DiscoveryKidsLV.org.

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