Contents...StoryCorps Annual Report 2011 | 5 Recording Stories Across America Over the past nine...
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Contents2 MessagefromtheFounder&President 3 MessagefromtheBoardChair4 Mission&CorePrinciples5 RecordingStoriesAcrossAmerica 6 SharingOurStories7 CapturingtheDiversityofOurNation8 StoryCorpsInitiatives9 The10thAnniversaryof9/1110 WideningOurImpact11 StoryCorpsTimeline12 FinancialHighlights13 Government,Foundation&CorporateFunders14 IndividualDonors16 BoardofDirectors&ExecutiveTeam17 StoryCorpsStaff18 ContinuetheConversation
DearFriends,
Itisaprivilegetowritetoyoutodayand
thankyouforyourgeneroussupportofour
efforts.Asyou’llseeinthepagesthatfollow,
StoryCorpscontinuestodeliveravital
anduniquepublicservicetotheAmerican
people.Yoursupportmakeseverythingwe
dopossible.
In2011StoryCorpsgave12,000peoplethe
opportunitytorecordafacilitatedinterview
withafriendorlovedone.Eachinterview
becameapartofthisnation’shistoryatthe
AmericanFolklifeCenterattheLibraryof
Congress.Ourarchivenowstandsatmore
than40,000interviewsstrong,andjustmay
bethemostimportantcollectionofhuman
voicesevergathered.
Weworktirelesslytoensurethatthewidest
possibleswathofthecountryhasaccess
tothisremarkableexperience.Overthe
pastyear,wepartneredwithmorethan
500communityorganizationsfromcoast
tocoast,servingthehomeless,theelderly,
immigrants,LGBTyouth,ex-offenders,and
others.Thousandswhomightotherwise
feelsilencedwereremindedofhowmuch
theirlivesandstoriesmatterthroughthe
StoryCorpsinterviewprocess.
In2011,wealsogavemillionsmorethe
opportunitytoexperiencethefinelycrafted
storiesweeditfromourinterviewarchive.
Whetherontheradio,throughour
animations,orinourbooks,thesepower-
fulstoriesremindusofthewisdom,poetry,
andgracewecanfindinthelivesand
storiesofthoseallarounduswhenwetake
thetimetolisten.Weareworkingtocreate
contentthatismeaningfulandpermanent
andinallwaysgood.Thesestoriesspeak
toourbestandhighestselves,nurtureand
sustainus,andgiveushope.
Theyearalsomarkedtheeighthconsecutive
timethatweendedtheyearinastrong
positivefinancialposition.Weare
committedtocreatingasfiscallyresponsible
andtransparentanonprofitasthisnation
haseverseen.
Othernotable2011highlightsinclude:
• ThenationallaunchofourLegacy
Initiative,whichbringstheStoryCorps
interviewexperiencetomen,women,
andchildreninhospiceandpalliative
care(leadfundingprovidedbyJoeand
CarolReich).
• ThelaunchofourNationalTeachers
InitiativeattheWhiteHouse,celebrating
theworkofextraordinarypublicschool
teachersacrossthecountry(leadfunding
providedbytheCorporationforPublic
Broadcasting,theBill&MelindaGates
Foundation,andtheJoyceFoundation).
• Theseriesofspecialbroadcastswe
producedtohonorthe10thanniversary
of9/11(incollaborationwiththeNational
September11Memorial&Museum).This
workwasrecentlyrecognizedwitha
PeabodyAward,thehighesthonorin
broadcasting.StoryCorpsstoriesarealso
theonlycontentavailabletovisitorsat
thenewlyopenedNationalSeptember11
Memorial&MuseumatGroundZero.
• ThenationalexpansionofStoryCorpsU,
ouryearlonghigh-schoolcollege-
readinesscurriculum.Withsupportfrom
theCorporationforPublicBroadcasting,
StoryCorpsUisnowbeingpilotedto
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MessagefromtheFounder&President
remarkableeffectinschoolswithsomeof
thehighestdropoutratesinthecountry.
Butthere’smuchmoreworktobedone.
Theyear2012promisestobringadditional
milestonesfortheorganization,including
thelaunchthisfallofourMilitaryVoices
Initiative,whichwillserveactive-duty
militarypersonnelandtheirfamiliesacross
thecountry.
Thankyouforallyoudotokeeptheflame
ofStoryCorpsburningbright.Ilookforward
toworkingwithyouaswecontinuetobuild
StoryCorpsintoanationalinstitution
thatwillonedaytouchthelivesofevery
Americanfamily.Weareprofoundlygrateful
foryoursupport.
Warmly,
DaveIsay
Founder&President
June2012
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Otherthanfoodandwater,theremaybenothingmoreessentialtowhatweareaboutashumansonthisplanetthanstories.Wecravetheminallformsandalwayshave,inachainstretchingfromcavedwellershuddledaroundafiretohipsterstweetingawayinBrooklyn.Weneedstoriestomakemeaningofourlivesandtheworldaroundus.
Everyonehasastory—indeed,manyofthem—andStoryCorpsprovideswhatourfounder,DaveIsay,callsa“sacredspace”forthemtobesharedwithourlovedonesandcolleagues,fromourboothsinNewYork,SanFrancisco,andAtlanta,toourStoryKits,MobileBooths,andDoor-to-Doorservices.
Howyourparentsmet,whyyourgrandfatherdecidedtocomeout,orhowyoursonfeelsaboutgrowingupwithAsperger’s.WhatitwasliketocomehomeafterfightingforyourcountryintheSecondWorldWarandbeturnedaway,becauseofyourblackskin,fromamovietheaterinyourhometown.Whatyouwantyourchildrentoknowabouttheirfatherlostinthe9/11attacksortheirmotherkilledinIraq.
SinceIjoinedtheStoryCorpsboardandrecentlybecameitschair—succeedingthewonderfulDeborahLeff,wholedusthroughaperiodofexpandingaccesstotheStoryCorpsexperience—I’ve
beenstruckbyhowmanypeopleknowaboutusfromNPRandourpodcastsorwebsiteandhowmuchtheylikewhattheyhear.Webringsmiles,andoftentears,totheirday.Theyfeelapersonalconnection.
Buttheyoftendon’tknowwhatmakesStoryCorpspossibleandwhatitwilltaketopreserveandbuildthisnationaltreasure.Itisthesupport,vision,andgenerosityofthosewhovalueit.
Inourincreasinglypolarizedsociety,itismoreimportantthaneverthateachpersongetstotellhisorherownstory,asunmediatedandunencumberedaspossible.AsyoureadaboutthefabulousrangeofworkthatStoryCorpsdidinthepastyear,Ihopeyouwillbemovedtooffer—orincrease—yoursupport.
Sincerely,
GaraLaMarcheChair
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MessagefromtheBoardChair
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In our increasingly polarized society, it is more important than ever that each person gets to tell his or her own story, as unmediated and unencumbered as possible.
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ScottOpperWestPalmBeach,FLDonor
Mission&CorePrinciples
ThemissionofStoryCorpsistoprovideAmericansofallbackgroundsandbeliefswiththeopportunitytorecord,share,andpreservethestoriesofourlives.
Wedothistoremindoneanotherofoursharedhumanity,tostrengthenandbuildtheconnectionsbetweenpeople,toteachthevalueoflistening,andtoweaveintothefabricofourculturetheunderstandingthateverylifematters.Atthesametime,wearecreatinganinvaluablearchiveofAmericanvoicesandwisdomforfuturegenerations.
CorePrinciples
StoryCorpsisbuiltonanuncompromisingcommitmenttoexcellencethroughouttheorganizationthatincludesanintensefocusonthecollecting,sharing,andpreservingofpeople’sstories;high-qualityorganizationalmanagement;andthecareandsupportofanextraordinaryworkenvironmentwhererespectanddignityareparamount.
“I just hugged the man who murdered my son.”
MaryJohnsonspeakswithOsheaIsrael,whokilledhersonin1993.
ListentoStoryCorpsStories
Listenonline:storycorps.org/listen/stories/mary-johnson-and-oshea-israel/
Being both a dreamer and pragmatist, I am simply moved that StoryCorps exists. There is not a story I have heard that left my emotions untouched. Capturing the precious moments of other human beings is the very foundation of society. As a collective, StoryCorps is our story.
StoryCorpsinterviewsarefeaturedeveryFridayonNPR’sMorning Edition.HearhundredsofpowerfulexcerptsfromtheStoryCorpsarchiveatstorycorps.org/listen.
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• Theinterviewsessionisattheheart ofStoryCorps.Wetreatparticipants withtheutmostrespect,care,and dignity.• StoryCorpsmaintainsarelentless focusonservingawidediversityof participants.
• StoryCorpsisapublicservice.
Door-to-Door
Trainedfacilitatorsbringprofessional,portablerecordingequipmenttoyou.Corporations,organizations,andevenfamilyreunionscanusethisservicetoprovideameaningfulStoryCorpsexperiencetotheircommunity.
StoryKits
StoryKitsaredesignedtoreachfamilieswithoutaccesstootherrecordingoptionswhowanttoparticipateinStoryCorps.
MobileBooths
OuriconicMobileBoothstravelthecountry—fromtheWarmSpringsReservationinOregontoWilmington,NorthCarolina—recordingstories.AteveryMobilestop,ourfacilitatorsworkcloselywithlocalradiostationsanddozensofcommunitygroupstoensurethatwerepresentthediversityofthearea.
StoryBooths
StoryCorpsrecordslocalstoriesatourstationaryStoryBoothsinNewYorkCity’sFoleySquare,SanFrancisco’sContemporaryJewishMuseum,andAtlanta’sWABEpublicradiostation.
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RecordingStoriesAcrossAmerica
Overthepastnineyears,we’vegivennearly80,000everydaypeoplethechancetorecordinterviewsabouttheirlives,passwisdomonfromonegenerationtothenext,andleavealegacyforfuturegenerations.Throughout2011,intownsandcitiesacrossthecountry,we recorded 6,000 interviews with nearly 12,000 participants.StoryCorpsprovidestheinterviewexperienceinanumberofdifferentways.
2,108 MobileBooth interviews recorded in 2011
Birmingham,AL
Phoenix,AZ
Chico&Oroville,CA
LosAngeles,CA
Ukiah,CA
Denver,CO
Macon,GA
Oahu,HI
Lexington,KY
Whitesburg,KY
Wilmington,NC
WarmSpringsReservation,OR
Pasco,WA
Tacoma,WA
Tri-Cities,WA
2011MobileTourStops
2,055 StoryBooth interviews recorded in 2011
977 Door-to-Door interviews recorded in 2011
481 StoryKit interviews recorded in 2011
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Tacoma,WA
Broadcast
Throughouraward-winningweeklybroadcastsonNPR’sMorning Edition,StoryCorpsreachesanaudienceof14millionlistenerseachweek.
Animation
StoryCorpscontinueditspopularseriesofanimatedshortswithfivenewreleasesin2011.TheywerebroadcastonthePBSdocumentaryseriesPOV,featuredonYouTube’shomepage,andviewedmorethan4milliontimesonline.Watchthematstorycorps.org/animation.
Archives
Ourcollectionof41,000interviewsisarchivedattheAmericanFolklifeCenterattheLibraryofCongressinWashington,DC.Youcanalsoaccessourstoriesatmorethan250localarchivesincommunitieswehaveservedacrossthecountry.MajorcollectionswillbeplacedattheNationalSeptember11Memorial&Museum,theSmithsonianNationalMuseumofAfricanAmericanHistoryandCulture,andtheNettieLeeBensonLatinAmericanCollectionattheUniversityofTexasatAustin.
Press
In2011,StoryCorpswasfeaturedinavarietyofnationalandlocaloutlets,includingNBC Nightly News,ABC World News with Diane Sawyer,andHuffingtonPost.com.
SocialMedia
OurfanbaseonFacebookandTwitterincreasedby54percentin2011andcontinuestogrow.Joinusattwitter.com/storycorpsandfacebook.com/storycorpsforexclusivecontent.
SharingOurStories
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ListentoStoryCorpsStories
“There was no doubt in my mind, I was going to work alongside of my dad, my granddad, my uncles.”
RetiredteacherGeorgeLengelremembersgrowingupinthecompanytownofRoebling,NJ.
Listenonline:storycorps.org/listen/stories/george-lengel/
StoryCorpsArchive
TheStoryCorpsArchiveisthelargestcollectionofborn-digitaloralhistoriesevercollected,unprecedentedinsizeandscope:
Morethan40,000interviews
Morethan25,000hoursofaudio
Morethan250,000digitalobjects,includingaudio,interviewandparticipantdata,photographs,andsupplementarymaterialstotalingmorethan16terabytesofdata.
StoryCorps edits the extended reminiscences until all that is left is essential—tone poems about the deepest moments in people’s lives.
JamesRaineyLos Angeles Times
CapturingtheDiversityofOurNation
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2011Goal 2011Actual
AfricanAmerican
Hispanic/Latino
12%
16%
16%
11%
LGBTQ 5% 7%
ParticipantDiversity
Anorganization-wideemphasisondiversityiscentraltoallthatwedoatStoryCorps.Itiswhywesetannualdiversitygoalsandreserveafull50percentofinterviewopeningsfortheconstituenciesofover 500 community organizations.Wepartnerwithyouthorganizations,immigrantservicesorganizations,localartsandcommunity-basedsocialservicesgroups,andotherstorecordthestoriesofthecommunitiestheyserve.
SelectCommunityPartners
AmericanFederationofTeachersAmericanFriendsServiceCommitteeAsianAmericansForEqualityAsianPacificAmericanHistoricalSocietyAtlantaDown’sSyndromeAssociationAtlantaWomen’sFoundationBirminghamCivilRightsInstituteBoysandGirlsClubofUkiahBrailleInstituteofAmericaBrooklynChildren’sMuseumCaliforniaAfricanAmericanMuseumCaribbeanRootstoSouthernRoutesCentralCityAIDSNetwork,Inc.ChineseAmericanMuseumDenverPublicLibraryGatewaytoCollegeNationalNetworkGeorgiaAssociationofLatinoElected OfficialsGeorgiaGoldMindsProjectGirlScoutsofGreaterAtlantaGlobalCitizenYearGoodwillDenverHomelessPrenatalProgramof SanFranciscoInternationalRescueCommitteeKansasCityHospiceandPalliativeCareKentuckyDomesticViolenceAssociationKoreanAmericanHistoricalSocietyLambdaLegalLatinoCommunityAssociation ofOregonLatinoPublicRadioConsortiumLosAngelesCountyMuseumofArtMujeresUnidasyActivasNationalBlackArtsFestivalNationalCoalitionfortheHomelessNationalCoalitionof100BlackWomenNativeAmericanConnectionsNorthwestImmigrantRightsProjectNYCMayor’sOfficeofImmigrantAffairsParents,FamiliesandFriendsof LesbiansandGays(PFLAG-Wilmington)St.AnthonyFoundationSt.Mary’sFoodBankUrbanAssemblyHighSchoolforLaw andJustice...andhundredsmore.
September11thInitiative
Since2005,StoryCorpshasrecordedmorethan1,200interviewswithpeopleimpactedbytheattacksofFebruary26,1993,andSeptember11,2001.
HistoriasInitiative
HistoriasisaninitiativetorecordandcelebratethevoicesofLatinosacrosstheUnitedStates.ItisoneofthelargestcollectionsofLatinovoicesevergathered.
GriotInitiative
StoryCorpshelpstoensurethatthevoices,experiences,andlifestoriesofAfricanAmericanswillbepreservedandpresentedwithdignitythroughourGriotInitiative.
StoryCorpsInitiatives
StoryCorpsLegacy
Bypartneringwithhospice-careandpalliative-careproviders,hospitals,anddisease-specificcenters,StoryCorpsLegacyprovidespeoplewithlife-threateningconditionsandtheirfamiliesanopportunitytorecordtheirstories.
NationalTeachersInitiative
StoryCorpscelebratedtheworkofeducatorsbycollectingthestoriesofteachersacrossthenationandfeaturingaselectfewonNPR’sWeekend Edition Sunday.WelaunchedtheNationalTeachersInitiativeonSeptember19,2011,attheWhiteHouse,aneventthatwasco-hostedbyArneDuncan,U.S.SecretaryofEducation,andStoryCorps.
5,209 Total Griot interviews recorded to date
In2011,StoryCorpsusednewandcontinuinginitiativestoensurethatweaccuratelyrepresentedthediversevoicesofAmerica.
2,281 Total Historias interviews recorded to date
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463 Total NTI interviews recorded to date
108 Total Legacy Initiative interviews recorded to date
After 10 years, a teacher can find herself in need of something to breathe a bit of energy back into her. Now I remember why I do this job. Thank you for this opportunity; you facilitated a valuable experience for all of us. I listened to the recording, and I am proud.
ArielNadelsternQueens,NYNationalTeachersInitiativeAlumna/Donor
1,283 September 11th Initiative interviews recorded to date
ListentoStoryCorpsStories
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“There’s a form we fill out and it’s called ‘On My Death.’”
FatherMichaelDuffytalksabouthowhecametogivethehomilyatthefuneralofhisfriend,FatherMychalJudge,thefirstofficialvictimoftheSeptember11,2001,attacksontheWorldTradeCenter.
Listenonline:storycorps.org/listen/stories/father-michael-duffy/
Viewour9/11shortsatstorycorps.org/initiatives/september-11th/.
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The10thAnniversaryof9/11
Commemoratingthe10thAnniversary
StoryCorpsproducedaudiostoriesandcreatedanimatedshortsfromrecordedremembranceswithsurvivorsandvictims’familyandfriends.OuraudiostorieswereananchorofNPR’sspecialcoverageofthe10thanniversary.OuranimatedshortswerefeaturedonthehomepageofYouTubeonSeptember
Ten years after the terrible events of 9/11 and despite the many tributes and recollections, I didn’t really feel emotional about the day. I grabbed a cup of coffee and a donut and sat down at my computer to browse through my favorite websites. It was just another Sunday—until I viewed these three films. I’m no longer emotionally numb.
CommentonYouTube
11,2011,givingviewersdeeperinsightintowhatwaslostthatday.Therewerenearly2millionviewsthatweek.WealsoworkedcloselywiththeNationalSeptember11Memorial&MuseumtofeaturestoriesfromourSeptember11thInitiativeontheMemorial’sofficialapp,whichguidesvisitorsthroughthesite.
StoryCorps received a 71st Annual George Foster Peabody Award for our September 11th audio and animated shorts.
NationalMedalForMuseumandLibraryService
Eachyear,theInstituteofMuseum
andLibraryServiceschooses
fivemuseumsandfivelibraries
toreceivetheNationalMedalfor
MuseumandLibraryService,
thenation’shighesthonorfor
museumsandlibraries.Forthe
pasttwoyears,theInstitutehas
partneredwithStoryCorpsto
demonstratetheimpactofthese
award-winninginstitutionsby
recordingpersonalstories.
This is so amazing! The two main reasons high-school students drop out are family crises and because they think nobody at the school even knows they’re alive. This can’t change their situation outside of school, but just letting them know that someone in the school system cares about them and what they have to say is a big step toward keeping them in school.
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NationalDayofListening
StoryCorpscreatedtheNationalDayofListeningin2008.Eachyear,onthedayafterThanksgiving,weaskeveryoneinthenationtotaketimetohaveaconversationwithsomeonetheycareabout.In2011,weencouragedthecountrytopostatributetoafavoriteteacheronFacebookandTwitter.
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WideningOurImpact
StoryCorpsU
StoryCorps’in-schoolCollegeReadinessCurriculumdebutednationallyin2011.Theprogram,whichusesStoryCorps’contentandinterviewingtechniquestoteachspeaking,listening,writing,andcriticalthinkingskills,reachednearly300at-riskhigh-schoolstudentsinNewYorkCity,St.Louis,andWashington,DC.StoryCorpsUfostersself-awareness,socialawareness,andschoolconnectedness.
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ViewournewStoryCorpUvideo,What Does Your Future Hold?,atstorycorps.org/education/storycorpsu/.
November: ThefirstStoryCorpsbook,Listening Is an Act of Love,isreleasedbyThePenguinPressandfeaturedatStarbucks.ThebookisaninstantNew York Timesbestseller.
November: StoryCorpslaunchesthefirstannualNationalDayofListeningonthedayafterThanksgiving.
July: StoryCorpslaunchestheLegacyInitiativetoprovidepeoplewithlife-threateningconditionsandtheirfamiliestheopportunitytorecord,preserve,andsharetheirstories.
September:StoryCorpscommemo-ratesthe10thanniversaryoftheSeptember11,2001,terroristattackswithspecialaudioandanimationpieces,receivingaPeabodyAward.
July: StoryCorpslaunchesitsfirstspecialinitiative—theSeptember11thInitiative—torememberthepeopleaffectedbytheeventsofSeptember11,2001,inpartnershipwiththeSeptember11Memorial&MuseumattheWorldTradeCenter.
June: StoryCorpsreceivesarareInstitutionalPeabodyAward.
October: StoryCorpsopensaStoryBoothinSanFrancisco.
October: StoryCorpsopensaStoryBoothinAtlanta.
June: StoryCorps’firstseriesofanimationspremiereonpublictelevisionandreceivemillionsofviewsonline.
September: StoryCorpsrollsoutitseducationprogram,StoryCorpsU,withitsfirstcurriculumforhigh-schoolstudentsinNewYorkCity;Washington,DC;andOakland,CA.
StoryCorpsTimeline
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October:StoryCorpsisbornwiththeopeningofaStoryBoothinGrandCentralTerminalinNewYork.
May:StoryCorpslaunchestwoMobileBooths—travelingrecordingstudioshousedinAirstreamtrailers—fromtheLibraryofCongress.By2010,theyhadrecordedstoriesin48states.StoryCorps’weeklybroadcastsdebutonNPR’sMorning Edition.
July: StoryCorpslaunchestheMemoryLossInitiativetoreachouttopeopleaffectedbymemoryloss.
February: StoryCorpslaunchestheGriotInitiativetocollectthestoriesofAfricanAmericanfamiliesacrossthenation.
September: StoryCorps’GriotInitia-tivebecomesthelargestcollectionofAfricanAmericanstoriesinhistory,surpassingthe2,300slavenarrativesgatheredbytheWPAinthe1930s.
September: StoryCorpslaunchestheHistoriasInitiativetohonorandcelebrateLatinostoriesacrossthecountry.
April: StoryCorps’secondbook,Mom: A Celebration of Mothers from StoryCorps,isreleasedandbecomesaNew York Timesbestseller.
September: StoryCorpslaunchestheNationalTeachersInitiative,celebratingteachersacrosstheUnitedStates.
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2011FinancialHighlights
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In2011,StoryCorpsmanageditsexpensescarefullyandonceagainendedtheyearwithamodestsurplus.Ratedafour-starorganizationbyCharityNavigator,westrivetouseourresourcesefficiently.Thisyear,79.6percentofexpensesweredirectedtosupportingourprograms.
Revenue
Revenue Amount Percentage
Corporate 7.4
Foundations&MajorDonors 34.9
Government 34
Individuals 4.3
DonatedServices&Materials 3.4
OtherIncome 16
Total Revenue 100
Liabilities&NetAssets
Liabilities
Expenses
Expenses Amount Percentage
StoryCorpsProgram 79.6
Management&General 9.4
Fundraising 11
Total Expenses 100
Assets
Cash&CashEquivalents $1,924,636
UnconditionalPromisetoGive $2,568,966
MiscellaneousReceivables $44,373
PrepaidExpenses&OtherAssets $55,782
Property&Equipment,AtCost (netofaccumulateddepreciation) $149,945
SecurityDeposits $25,425
Total Assets $4,769,127
AccountsPayable&OtherLiabilities $280,754
DeferredRevenue $80,750
NotePayable $582,807
Total Liabilities $944,311
Net Assets
Unrestricted $1,469,070
TemporarilyRestricted $2,355,746
Total Net Assets $3,824,816
Total Liabilities & Net Assets $4,769,127
$471,182
$2,225,344
$2,166,460
$276,473
$216,269
$1,018,224
$6,379,952
$4,925,123
$586,539
$678,926
$6,190,588
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Fundraising
Management & General
StoryCorps Program
Other Income
Donated Servies & Materials
Indiviuals
Government
Foundations & Major Donors
Corporate
Fundraising
Management & General
StoryCorps Program
Other Income
Donated Servies & Materials
Indiviuals
Government
Foundations & Major Donors
Corporate
Government,Foundation&CorporateFunders
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$500,000 and aboveCorporationforPublicBroadcastingTheAtlanticPhilanthropies,Inc.
$100,000 —$499,999BloombergPhilanthropiesInstituteofMuseumandLibraryServicesJohnD.andCatherineT.MacArthurFoundationLowerManhattanDevelopmentCorporationMargaretA.CargillFoundationTheCommunityFoundationforGreaterAtlantaTheJoyceFoundationTheKaplenFoundationTheMarcHaasFoundationThePumpkinTrust
$25,000 —$99,999ArchstoneFoundationCarnegieCorporationofNewYorkCharinaEndowmentFundOpenSocietyFoundationsTheBayTreeFundTheLuciusN.LittauerFoundationTheNationalEndowmentfortheArtsTheNewYorkCityDepartmentofCulturalAffairs
$10,000 —$24,999CorneliaBessieFoundationNathanCummingsFoundationNewsCorporationFoundationTheNewYorkCommunityTrustTheShelley&DonaldRubinFoundation
$5,000 —$9,999EdwardS.MooreFamilyFoundationMandNFundoftheNewYorkCommunityTrustRealNetworksFoundationTheMosaicFoundation(ofR.&P.Heydon)
$1,000 —$4,999CarmenJ.MooreCharitableTrustHospiceFoundationoftheFloridaSuncoastWaldronRiseFoundation
$250 —$999BirminghamHolocaustEducationCommitteeMaiselandAssociatesSteveandCarolynPurcell’sAdvisedFundatSiliconValley CommunityFoundationSusanIsaacsandElkanAbramowitzCharitableFundTisBestCharityGiftCards
MatchingGifts
GoogleMcKinsey&CompanyandUnitedWayofNewYorkCityMicrosoftMorganStanleyOpenSocietyFoundationsRandomHouseRollGivingTextron
2011NationalPartners
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IndividualDonors
$100,000 and aboveJosephandCarolReich
$10,000 — $99,999RogerAltmanandJurateKazickasBillandPegBalzerHowardP.andJudyBerkowitzDavidCofrinandChrisTryba-CofrinJanePhillipsDonaldsonTomandAddieJonesGaraLaMarcheVincentandAnneMaiJimMooreandJessicaMoultonTomMooreMichaelShumanMurrayandRobinSinclaireBillieTisch
$5,000 — $9,999EdgarandClarissaBronfmanLewisB.CullmanJaneIsayRichardIsayandGordonHarrellDeborahLeffGailO’NeillandPaulVieraJackRosenthal
$1,000 — $4,999AnonymousCarolHillAlbertJustineStamenArrillagaPaulF.Balser,Sr.DickandDianaBeattieTomandAndiBernsteinKarenCallahanSaraandFredEpsteinJohnFujiiCatherineGundRichardHechtJoshandCathieIsayJaneandGeraldKatcherMargotKenlyandBillCumming
KevinKloseDebraKocherJamesD.KrugmanSidandRuthLapidusKennethandMarjorieMooreTracyandLarryNaglerBruceM.RamerRobertRosenkranzJeffreyandShearaSeigalRuthLandeShumanPeterJ.SolomonNickiNewmanTannerWilliamJ.andMelindavandenHeuvelJohnL.VogelsteinWilliamLynnWeaverJohnC.WhiteheadRogerandJudithWidmann
$250 — $999AnonymousVenessaY.AchamCarlAlexanderVerbleGormanAlexanderDonnaAñelLynnArimotoJuliaArnoldEdithAsibeyJohnBelleDavidBerganNancyBerkowitzSuzanneBessette-SmithDavidBlackDeborahandPeterBlackmoreEmmaBloombergRobertandSuzanneBoasRogerBohl,Jr.NathanielJakeBrennerGretchenBurkeDanButlerDJByrneIvyandLeslieCadleRichardCampbell
NancyChasenandDonSperoColleenChawlaDavidChirlsPamelaCitronGregColesonBethCrookhamHeatherAshleyWeilCrumDavidDamoreTashaDeanTroyS.DenkingerRhondaDiCostanzoJoanDunnKristenEdwardsPatrickEwaldMargaretFaganelJohannaFinkJohannaFlatteryMelodyFlowersDavidFrankelDarrellSandyFreemanVickieLeeFullard-LeoCarolGendlerPaolaGianturcoChristyL.GibneyRoseGilbertLyleE.GittensMichaelLinGlancyZohaGondalMichaelandBetsyGonnermanMariKeikoGonzalezColleenGoodeandRalphBushDanielGoodmanTamsenGrangerDonandJoanGrayJessicaGristBrettGrossmanCynthiaGuerreroKenandMuggyHansonPatriciaR.HatlerLyndaHerrigMaveHoustonBrettHunt
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DaveIsayMiltonIsayBettyandJohnJacobsWilburJonesTuluKaifeeBruceT.KajiCarolineKaplanJanaKatzJoanneKellyJohnKellyStephenKellyRhondaKingmanNancyKinzerAnneKoepsellRamKoppakaDougandWendyKreegerMarkLaBonteBenjaminLambertEugeneLeeKenandLucyLehmanJohnLeiningerBradleyJamesLeonMichaelA.LeónHowardLesnickandCarolynSchodtAnnLevett-PoliteEllenandMartinLevineLawrenceandGaleLevineRebeccaLiebmanSarahDarerLittmanPaigeandCricketLiuJacquelineLooSusanLyonSpiroMacrisLauraA.MahoneyRoderickMartinSheilaMartin-StoneClaireM.MathesonElaineM.MathesonAtibaMbiwanScottMcCrawBruceMcNamerSharyanneMcSwain
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BoardofDirectors
Gara LaMarche, ChairSeniorFellowatNewYorkUniversity’sRobertF.WagnerSchoolofPublicService
FormerPresident&CEO,TheAtlanticPhilanthropies,Inc.
David Isay, PresidentFounder&President,StoryCorps
Jim Moore, Treasurer & SecretaryOperatingPartner,TDRCapital,London
Senator Bill BradleyManagingDirector,Allen&Company,LLC
Audrey ChoiManagingDirector,MorganStanley
Jane Phillips DonaldsonCo-FounderandPrincipal,PhillipsOppenheim
Dane E. HolmesManagingDirector,GoldmanSachs
Adelaide K. JonesPrincipal,PhillipsOppenheim
Kevin KlosePresidentEmeritus,NationalPublicRadio
Dean,UniversityofMaryland’sPhilipMerrillCollegeofJournalism
Deborah LeffAttorneywiththeUnitedStatesGovernment
Tom MooreChairmanandCEO,Advaxis,Inc.
FormerGroupVicePresident,Procter&GambleCo.
Jack RosenthalSeniorFellow,TheAtlanticPhilanthropies,Inc.
FormerPresident,NewYorkTimesCompanyFoundation
Michael ShumanFounderandPrincipal,MASdesign
Murray Sinclaire, Jr.PresidentandCEO(Co-Owner),Ross,Sinclaire&Associates,LLC
ExecutiveTeam
Founder & PresidentDaveIsay
Director, ProgramsDonnaGaleno
Interim Director, DevelopmentScottMcCraw
Director, Finance & AdministrationSharyanneMcSwain
Special Assistant to the PresidentKathrinaC.Proscia
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StoryCorpsStaff
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Business DevelopmentAlissaPelc,ManagerAbbyLesnick,AssociateKateBrown,Coordinator
Community OutreachAdamWilson,ManagerTramaineChelan’gat,Sr.Coordinator, NationalTeachersInitiativeNickiBerger,Coordinator, NationalTeachersInitiativePerriChinalai,Sr.Coordinator,LegacyAlexisCreer,Coordinator,LegacyKathleenPayne,DataAssistant
Contracts & AdministrationStephanieRoth,ManagerKenishaFearon,OfficeManager
DevelopmentAlyssaNitchun,Sr.Associate, InstitutionalGivingMitraKeykhah,AssociateJillGlaser,Assistant
Education & Special ProjectsMelvinReeves,AssociateDirectorJenniferProulx,ManagerKellySanabria,Associate
FinanceEdSchemitsch,ManagerMalaikaLanga,Associate
Human ResourcesMeganThiele,ManagerKateParvenski,Sr.Coordinator
Information TechnologyDeanHaddock,ManagerMikeDefalco,Sr.CoordinatorKiraLimer,InformationSystems CoordinatorChandaKhatso,WebDeveloper
Marketing & CommunicationsDonnaBanks,AssociateDirectorStaceyEdelstein,Sr.CoordinatorKrisiPacker,Sr.CoordinatorKelleySimons,CoordinatorDianaVelez-Griffen,Communications SpecialistDaltonRooney,WebDeveloper
MobileChristinaVeloz,ManagerRoseKue,Sr.CoordinatorVirginiaLora,SiteSupervisorEloiseMelzer,SiteSupervisorLillySullivan,SiteSupervisorBeatrizColonia,FacilitatorErinDickey,FacilitatorMarquitaJames,FacilitatorAnaidReyes,FacilitatorJorgeRios,FacilitatorJackieSojico,FacilitatorN.SimoneWilson-Millaud,Facilitator
Participant RelationsKatieMcGowan,ManagerMeganWier,Coordinator
Print & AnimationLizzieJacobs,ManagerMayaMillett,CoordinatorMikeRauch,CreativeProducerTimRauch,Director/Animator
ProductionMichaelGarofalo,Sr.ProducerNadiaReiman,ProducerKatieSimon,ProducerJasmynBelcher,AssociateProducerBrianReed,AssociateProducer, NationalTeachersInitiativeIsaacKestenbaum,ProductionManagerJudEsty-Kendall,ProductionAssistantEveClaxton,Researcher
Recording & ArchiveVirginiaMillington,ManagerTalyaCooper,Sr.Coordinator,ArchiveMikeDougherty,Sr.Coordinator, RecordingShawnSmith,Coordinator,Archive
StoryBooth & Door-to-DoorElaineDavenport,ManagerVeronicaOrdaz,SiteSupervisor,NYCNataliaFidelholtz,SiteSupervisor, SanFranciscoAmandaPlumb,SiteSupervisor,AtlantaSylvieLubow,Sr.Coordinator, Door-to-DoorRoseGorman,Supervisor,Door-to-DoorTomasRios,Facilitator,NYCJohnWhite,Facilitator,NYCFrankKingman,Facilitator,SanFranciscoSophiaSimon-Ortiz,Facilitator, SanFranciscoAnthonyKnight,Facilitator,AtlantaLaurenWaits,Facilitator,AtlantaGasparCaro,Facilitator,Door-to-DoorCarolinaCorrea,Facilitator,Door-to-DoorNaomiGreene,Facilitator,Door-to-DoorMarielGruszko,Facilitator,Door-to-DoorMattHerman,Facilitator,Door-to-DoorYazminPeña,Facilitator,Door-to-Door
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