Chagrin Foundation for Arts & Culture

“Expenses advertising/promo 3,783 management software 3,455 insurance 2,521 supplies 1,003 supplies 249 equip & facility 70 bank charges 449 dues and subscriptions 1,133 payroll service 950 program expense 7,346 collaborative expense 1,000 development 17,365 miscellaneous 367 non-investment depreciation 1,419 total 41,110”

“Donated services 0 ppp loan 23,855 book / tax depreciation difference -2,925”

“Accounts receivable 7,731 6,335 prepaid expenses and deferred charges 2,586 1,894 fixed assets 37,128 38,963 less accumulated depreciation 9,340 13,683 deposits 500 250 ppp loan utilized 7,230 14,485 total 45,835 48,244”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 503 10,194 accrued expense 0 0 ppp loan payable 16,600 16,900”

“The mission of chagrin arts is to enrich life by presenting inspiring arts programming and stimulating conversations.”

“Chagrin foundation for arts & culture presents a minimum of four lectures/discussions throughout the year. Based upon themes that are newsworthy, relevant, or just plain interesting, the programs are conducted informally allowing opportunities for interactive dialogue between the presenter(s)and the audience. This season, programming was designed as an enhancement to the performing arts series making for and providing an educational and richer experience. This programming normally attracts approximately 1,000 people from throughout northeast ohio. The disruption caused by the pandemic resulted in all programming being cancelled beginning in march 2020. A virtual program was developed to stay relevant and active for the audiences.”

“The chagrin foundation for arts & culture presents performing arts concerts and productions throughout the year presenting a variety of artistic forms. An average of five events are selected based on the interest of our patons and the input of our programming committee. The artists are locally, regionally, or nationally known and all events take place within the chagrin valley. In addition, with each one of the events, outreach concerts/masterclasses for students are planned at several of the chagrin valley schools. As mentioned in part iii, line 28, this year the lectures/discussions were developed to provide an educational and unique enhancement to the concert/production experience for the audiences. This programming normally attracts approximately 2,000 people from throughout northeast ohio. The disruption caused by the pandemic resulted in the majority of these programs to be cancelled beginning in march 2020. However, the use of video and virtual platforms enabled programming to take place over the summer months in outdoor spaces adhering to the guidelines of social distancing and mandatory requirements for wearing masks.”

“The chagrin foundation for arts & culture collaborated with other organizations to present programs of mutual interest and benefit. This past year included continued collaborations with: the ohio innocence project, kent state university opera theatre program, and a shakespeare play in collaboration with a neighboring community.”