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2018
CORPORATE FUND
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Table of Contents
Welcome from the Corporate Fund Board Chair 4
About the Corporate Fund 7
Meet the Corporate Fund Vice Chairs 8
Benefits of Membership 14
Galas and Special Events 16
A Note from the Kennedy Center President 17
Kennedy Center Impact 18
Corporate Fund Contributors 22
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Welcome from the
Corporate Fund
Board Chair
Dennis A. Muilenburg
Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer
The Boeing Company
I am honored to begin my tenure as chair of the Kennedy Center’s
Corporate Fund Board and proud to lead this national campaign that
engages corporate leadership beyond the boardroom by investing in
local communities, educating young minds and developing a creative
economy. The Kennedy Center Corporate Fund provides a platform to
broaden your company’s investment responsibly in the communities your
employees, clients and customers live in by providing accessible artistic
and educational programming. This support allows the Kennedy Center to
serve as a leader in the performing arts, engaging artists and audiences in
the United States and around the world.
The Corporate Fund provides vital support to the Kennedy Center’s
mission-driven artistic and education initiatives as the one financial
instrument for raising and distributing unrestricted corporate gifts. With an
annual fundraising goal of more than $4 million, this much-needed support
allows the Kennedy Center to meet the creative needs of our country
and develop an innovative and inspired workforce—all while providing an
unparalleled benefit structure to corporate investors.
For many years, Boeing has made a strategic investment in the Kennedy
Center as part of our philanthropic commitment to the arts. I encourage
you to read through this brochure to learn more about the Kennedy Center
Corporate Fund, and consider the difference you could create for your
company and communities around the world.
As the Kennedy Center approaches its 50th anniversary in 2021, each
year promises to be filled with innovative, high-caliber performances and
initiatives. I look forward to welcoming you to the Corporate Fund.
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About the Corporate Fund
The Kennedy Center opened to the public on
September 8, 1971, but its roots date back to
19 1958, when President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed
Fortune’s 50 Most bipartisan legislation that created a National Cultural
Admired Companies Center and required that it be an independent, self-
sustaining, and privately funded facility. As a lifelong
40 supporter and advocate of the arts, President John F.
Fortune’s Top 100 Companies Kennedy placed the prestige of his office firmly behind
the endeavor. Two months after his death in November
61 1963, Congress designated the National Cultural
Fortune 500 Companies Center as a “living memorial” to Kennedy. Today, the
John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts is
109 recognized as one of the world’s most well respected
Million Dollars in Contributions and unique arts organizations.
Since 1977
In 1977, the Kennedy Center Corporate Fund
was formed through the collective efforts of 37
concerned corporate executives from across our
nation. These American business leaders recognized
the need to generate a continuing source of funding
from the private sector in support of the Center’s
national arts education programs and the growth of
the performing arts across America. As a tangible
expression of their commitment, they spearheaded
the first Corporate Fund campaign with a goal of $1
million, and succeeded.
Over the ensuing 41 years, contributions to the
Corporate Fund have totaled over $109 million
providing support for the operations of the Kennedy
Center both at its facility in Washington, D.C. and in
communities around the country. These contributions
account for approximately 5% of annual contributed
income for the Kennedy Center, and support the
Kennedy Center’s unparalleled artistic, educational,
and community engagement programs.
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Meet the Corporate Fund Vice Chairs
CHAIR
Martin J. Barrington Ed Bastian Mark T. Bertolini Sanjay Bhatnagar
Altria Group Delta Air Lines Aetna, Inc. WaterHealth
International
Dennis A. Muilenburg
Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer
The Boeing Company
Philip Blake Wesley G. Bush Debra A. Cafaro Steve Collis
Bayer Corporation Northrop Grumman Ventas, Inc. AmerisourceBergen
VICE CHAIRS Corporation
David P. Abney Basil AbulHamayel Robert E. Alger Stephen F. Angel Michael Corbat David M. Cote Sandy Douglas Bob Dudley
UPS Aramco Services Lane Industries, Inc. Praxair, Inc. Citigroup Honeywell The Coca-Cola BP plc
Company Company
Adrienne Arsht Louis Bacon Mary Barra George S. Barrett Cathy Engelbert Richard D. Fairbank Mikhail Fridman James P. Gorman
TotalBank Moore Capital General Motors Cardinal Health Deloitte Capital One LetterOne Morgan Stanley
Management
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Corporate Fund Vice Chairs
Noah Gottdiener Peter T. Grauer Kenneth C. Griffin Vinod Gupta Governor Karel Komárek Henry R. Kravis Ryan Lance
Duff & Phelps Bloomberg LP Citadel Everest Group LLC Dirk Kempthorne KKCG Group Kohlberg Kravis ConocoPhillips
Corporation American Council of Roberts & Co. L.P.
Life Insurers
Michele V. Hagans Jeffrey C. Hammes Gregory J. Hayes Vicki Hollub Debra L. Lee Jim Lentz Carl H. Lindner, III Andrew Liveris
Fort Lincoln New Town Kirkland & Ellis LLP United Technologies Occidental Petroleum BET Networks Toyota Motor American Financial The Dow Chemical
Corporation Corporation North America Group, Inc. Company
Lisa Hook Jeff Jacobson Jo Ann C. Jenkins H. Fisk Johnson Bruno Maestri Ted Mathas Terry D. McCallister Bonnie McElveen-
Neustar, Inc. Xerox Corporation AARP SC Johnson Norfolk Southern New York Life WGL Hunter
Corporation Insurance Company Pace Communications
James A. Johnson Vernon E. Jordan, Jr. Thomas P. Joyce Tim Keating J. Michael McGuire Richard A. Montoni Leslie Moonves Brian T. Moynihan
Johnson Capital Lazard Frères & Co. Danaher Corporation The Boeing Company Grant Thornton LLP MAXIMUS, Inc. CBS Corporation Bank of America
Partners LLC
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Corporate Fund Vice Chairs
Christopher Nassetta Michael F. Neidorff Phebe N. Novakovic Timothy J. Alan Schnitzer Stephen A. David Seaton Timothy J. Sloan
Hilton Centene Corporation General Dynamics O’Shaughnessy The Travelers Schwarzman Fluor Corporation Wells Fargo &
Graham Holdings Companies, Inc. The Blackstone Group Company
Company
Dinesh Paliwal Anthony T. Pierce Vladimir O. Potanin Marcia Price Albert H. Small Jerry I. Speyer Paul G. Stern Alex Taylor
HARMAN International Akin Gump Strauss Interros Company Retrospectives, Inc. Southern Engineering Tishman Speyer Claris Capital Cox Enterprises, Inc.
Industries, Inc. Hauer & Feld, LLP Corporation
Ian Read Dr. Annette U. Rickel Dr. Martine A. David M. Rubenstein Robert B. Inge Thulin William A. Laysha Ward
Pfizer, Inc. The Annette Urso Rothblatt The Carlyle Group Thomson, III 3M Von Hoene, Jr. Target
Rickel Foundation United Therapeutics Visa Inc. Exelon
Corporation
Faiza Saeed Roger W. Sant James R. Schenck Peter L. Scher Mark Weinberger Hinrich Woebcken Jeffery Yabuki
Cravath, Swaine & The AES Corporation PenFed Credit Union JPMorgan Chase EY Volkswagen Group of Fiserv, Inc.
Moore LLP & Co. America
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Benefits of Corporate Fund Membership
EXECUTIVE A complimentary invitation for the Kennedy Center Honors Gala host CHAIRMAN’S 20% discount on select tickets for all employees.
BENEFACTOR couple to attend the President’s Brunch the morning of the Gala. CIRCLE
A complimentary invitation for the Kennedy Center Honors Gala
($200,000+ annually) ($25,000–$99,999
A bank of 10 additional complimentary tickets (20 total) for the host couple to attend the Chairman’s Luncheon the day before
annually)
company’s use throughout the year to attend Kennedy Center the Gala.
performances (excludes rental events and Special Events).
Corporate listing in the Kennedy Center Honors
All benefits available at the Leadership Circle. Commemorative Book.
Logo recognition and a hyperlink to your corporate website on the All benefits available at the Producer’s Circle.
LEADERSHIP
CIRCLE Corporate Contributors page of the Kennedy Center website, visited
by more than 14,000 people daily. PRODUCER’S A priority advance invitation to purchase tickets to the
($100,000+ annually)
CIRCLE Kennedy Center Honors Gala.
Recognition on donor walls outside of the three main theaters. ($10,000–$24,999 Access to prime orchestra section seating unavailable to the
A complimentary invitation for the Kennedy Center Honors Gala host
annually) general public.
couple to attend an exclusive off-site reception preceding the Gala.
Invitations to annual special events, including the Washington
A bank of 10 complimentary tickets for the company’s use National Opera Gala, Kennedy Center Spring Gala, Fireworks on
throughout the year to attend Kennedy Center performances the Fourth, NSO Season Opening Gala, and the Mark Twain Prize
(excludes rental events and Special Events). for American Humor.
Complimentary parking in the Kennedy Center garage. Recognition in Playbill®, the annual Corporate Fund Brochure,
and on the Kennedy Center website.
All benefits available at the 100 Club.
Access to three donor lounges with pre-ordered cocktails,
100 CLUB Opportunity for CEO to be listed as a Vice Chair on the beverages, and snacks before performances and during
($100,000 over Corporate Fund Board. intermission.
two years) Invitation to the annual Executive Leadership Reception hosted by Invitations to complimentary Cast Parties and Insider Events.
the Chair of the Corporate Fund Board.
Use of the Kennedy Center’s many rooms for private events,
Invitation to the annual family-friendly Corporate Appreciation Day. including access to a dedicated event planner. Room rental fee
may be reduced or waived for most spaces.
Opportunity to host an annual complimentary “Club Dinner” for
12 guests including backstage tour, cocktail reception, dinner, Exclusive reserved parking in the Kennedy Center garage for all
performance, and special recognition in Playbill® that evening. regular evening performances (parking charges still apply).
All benefits available at the Chairman’s Circle.
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Join Us
A Note from the
Galas and Kennedy Center President
Special Events The Kennedy Center serves as the nation’s beacon for the
performing arts engaging with artists and audiences around the
As a member of the Corporate Fund, world to create, experience, and learn about the arts. With more
your company will receive advance than 2,000 performances at the Kennedy Center each year, we
invitations to purchase tickets to some serve as an integral piece of the cultural fabric of Washington,
of Washington’s most high-profile galas D.C. and the surrounding area. Our international programming
and special events in 2018. The dates brings the world to D.C. and shines a light on the cultural
listed below are subject to change. connections we share across the globe. Additionally, the Center
reaches across the country into local communities through
KENNEDY CENTER our renowned education initiatives that provide essential arts
SPRING GALA integration into classrooms directly and professional development
Sunday, May 6 | Black Tie for teachers. The Center’s focus on open and equal access to
the performing arts and arts education aids us in achieving our
WASHINGTON NATIONAL goal of making our students more responsive, our citizens more
OPERA GALA creative, and our neighborhoods more dynamic.
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The Corporate Fund is a critical component of our funding
FIREWORKS ON THE FOURTH structure, providing vital support for the Center’s far-reaching
Wednesday, July 4 | Casual Attire initiatives, while also connecting our members with meaningful
corporate engagement and social responsibility opportunities.
NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Members of the Corporate Fund are able to strike a balance
SEASON OPENING GALA between strategic community investment and a value-adding
Saturday, September 22 | Black Tie corporate entertainment and benefit structure.
MARK TWAIN PRIZE This brochure further details the impact your support would make
FOR AMERICAN HUMOR in Washington, D.C. and across the nation and the influence
Sunday, October 21 | Business Attire your gift will make on the millions of patrons, students, and
families who interact with the Center each year. I look forward to
KENNEDY CENTER HONORS welcoming you to the Kennedy Center family!
Sunday, December 2 | Black Tie
Sincerely,
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A Commitment to the Performing Arts Institutional Impact
As the nation’s living memorial to President Kennedy, the Kennedy Center is a government facility
and receives federal funding each year to pay for the maintenance and operation of the building.
However, the Center’s artistic programs and educational initiatives are paid for almost entirely
through ticket sales and the generous support of individuals, corporations, and private foundations.
1M+ square feet 14,000+ military 2.5M+ K–12 students 365 free
of performance personnel, teachers, and teachers served performances on
REVENUE venues, rehearsal and and students reached through Kennedy the Millennium
education rooms, through free or Center Education Stage; one every
public gathering discount ticketing Programs nationally day of the year
Total areas, and more programs
Unrestricted
Revenues
$224,154,990
Programming & Education $ 88,437,743
Auxiliary Services and Other (includes $ 21,461,774 2,000+ 2M+ visitors 18,000 young 336,000+ 1.4M
Parking, Gift Shops, & Food Concessions)
performances and patrons artists trained followers on tickets sold
Federal Appropriation $ 27,846,656
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Contributed Revenue $ 81,034,113
Endowment $ 5,374,704 Kennedy Center
EXPENSES
Total
Expenses
$235,273,139
Programming & Education $142,678,980
Auxilary Expenses (includes Parking, $ 5,030,297
Gift Shops, & Food Concessions)
Federal Operation & Maintenance $ 37,776,675
Expenses (includes depreciation)
Fundraising $ 13,976,357
General and Administrative and Other $ 35,810,830
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Working in Schools and Communities Career Development for Emerging Artists and Young Professionals
Any Given Child Partners in Education Betty Carter’s Jazz Ahead Kennedy Center Interns and Fellows
ArtsEdge Theater for Young Audiences on Tour Citizen Artist Fellows NSO Summer Music Institute
Changing Education Through the Arts Turnaround Arts Domingo-Cafritz Young Artists NSO Youth Fellowship Program
DC Public Schools Initiatives VSA Exploring Ballet with Suzanne Farrell New Visions New Voices
Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival
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3M Brown-Forman Corporation
Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld, LLP CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield
American Council of Life Insurers Clark Construction Group, LLC
AmerisourceBergen Corporation Comcast NBCUniversal
Aramco Compass
Bayer Corporation Discover
Bloomberg Philanthropies ExxonMobil
Cardinal Health Hallmark Cards, Inc.
Caterpillar Inc. Hilton
2007 Kennedy Center Honorees:
Citadel Host Hotels & Resorts, Inc.
Leon Fleisher, Brian Wilson, Diana Ross, Citibank Lavazza
Martin Scorsese, Steve Martin ConocoPhillips Macy’s
Cox Enterprises, Inc. Northern Trust
Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP Restaurant Associates
Danaher Corporation Southern Company
Corporate Fund Contributors Deloitte Textron
The Dow Chemical Company The Home Depot
Duff & Phelps Corporation Time Warner Inc.
EXECUTIVE BENEFACTORS CORPORATE LEADERSHIP CIRCLE EMC Corporation US Event Structures
AARP Aetna, Inc. EY U.S. Trust, Bank of America Private
Altria Group BET Networks Fiserv Wealth Management
American Airlines BP plc Fluor Corporation
Bank of America Centene Corporation Fort Lincoln New Town Corporation
The Boeing Company Chevron Graham Holdings Company CORPORATE PRODUCER’S CIRCLE
Capital One Country Music Association Grant Thornton LLP ACTF Management, Ltd.
CBS The Estée Lauder Companies Charitable JPMorgan Chase & Co. American Express
The Coca-Cola Company Foundation Kirkland & Ellis LLP Financial Services Roundtable
Delta Air Lines Exelon Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. L.P. Fabio Trabocchi Restaurants/Fiola Mare
General Dynamics Honeywell MAXIMUS, Inc. IBM
General Motors Lane Industries, Inc. Moore Capital Management, LP Quest Diagnostics
HARMAN International Industries, Inc. New York Life Insurance Company Morgan Stanley Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP
Mars, Incorporated Northrop Grumman Corporation Neustar, Inc. Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)
Target Oath Foundation Norfolk Southern Corporation RBC, Incorporated
United Technologies Corporation PenFed Credit Union Occidental Petroleum Signode Industrial Group
(Otis, Pratt & Whitney, UTC Aerospace Systems, Toyota Motor North America Pfizer, Inc. The Walt Disney Company
UTC Climate, Controls & Security) UnitedHealth Group Praxair, Inc.
Xerox Corporation Ventas, Inc. SC Johnson
CORPORATE GOLDEN CIRCLE
Volkswagen Group of America Tishman Speyer
Décor Decorum
VTB Bank The Travelers Companies, Inc.
DeGolyer and MacNaughton
Wells Fargo United Therapeutics Corporation
Eli Lilly and Company
UPS
Visa Inc.
WGL
WaterHealth International As of 12/31/2017
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J O H N F. K E N N E D Y C E N T E R F O R T H E P E R F O R M I N G A R T S 2 0 1 8 C O R P O R AT E F U N DThe Kennedy Center Corporate Fund 2700 F Street, NW Washington, DC 20566 (202) 416-8426 corporatefund@kennedy-center.org www.kennedy-center.org
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