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David H. King — President & CEO

David H. King, President & CEO of Alexander Haas, has lived in Atlanta nearly 35 years and been in the field of nonprofit development for more than 30 years. Since joining Alexander Haas in 1990, David has provided counsel to hundreds of organizations in the areas of higher education, independent schools, hospitals, conservation, human services, churches and faith-based organizations.

David H. King, President & CEO of Alexander Haas, has lived in Atlanta nearly 35 years and been in the field of nonprofit development for more than 30 years. Since joining Alexander Haas in 1990, David has provided counsel to hundreds of organizations in the areas of higher education, independent schools, hospitals, conservation, human services, churches and faith-based organizations. Prior to joining the Firm, he served as Atlanta Assistant Area Development Director for the United Negro College Fund and was responsible for the annual UNCF Atlanta Corporate Campaign. David began his career at the fundraising consulting firms Haas Coxe & Alexander and Coxe & Associates, prior to leaving to found the development office at the Atlanta Union Mission where he served as Director of Development. David is on the Board of the Georgia Council on Economic Education and serves on their Development Committee. He is past President of the Board of the Greater Atlanta Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals, which he also served as Vice President for Administration and Finance and Chair of the Michael C. Carlos Endowment Committee. He currently serves as Immediate Past Chair of the Giving Institute: Leading Counsel to Nonprofits and is on the Board of the Giving USA Foundation. A frequent presenter and lecturer, David has authored articles featured in Buckhead Living magazine, The Chronicle of Philanthropy and Forbes, as well as contributing information for two books: Black Tie Optional and the Essential Principles for Successful Fund Raising. When he’s not working with clients, David can be found working is his woodworking shop. A member of the Georgia Association of Woodturners and American Association of Woodturners, David is an accomplished wood artist and has donated his pieces to several schools and nonprofits for auction. He attended Florida State University and Georgia State University with a degree in psychology and graduate work in nonprofit administration. David and his wife, Holly, have two children, and on most fall Saturdays can be found passionately rooting for the Florida State Seminoles.

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Arthur L. Criscillis, Ed.D. — Managing Partner, Higher Education

As Managing Partner at Alexander Haas, Arthur L. Criscillis, Ed.D., leads the firm’s higher education practice. Arthur has almost 30 years of experience in higher education and consulting. In higher education, Arthur led the advancement programs for Purdue University College of Science, Rhodes College and Centre College. Arthur moved from advancement work for colleges and universities into consulting for the opportunity to work with and for a wide variety of colleges and universities.

As Managing Partner at Alexander Haas, Arthur L. Criscillis, Ed.D., leads the firm’s higher education practice. Arthur has almost 30 years of experience in higher education and consulting. In higher education, Arthur led the advancement programs for Purdue University College of Science, Rhodes College and Centre College. Arthur moved from advancement work for colleges and universities into consulting for the opportunity to work with and for a wide variety of colleges and universities.
Arthur’s clients—current and former—range from large universities (Auburn, Florida State, Kansas State, Kent State, University of Maine, South Carolina, University of Mississippi, Tennessee, Texas Tech) to smaller, liberal arts colleges (Berea, Harvey Mudd, Hendrix, Millsaps, Texas Lutheran, Wofford). His clients also include colleges/schools within larger universities (University of Kentucky College of Engineering, Broad College of Business, McCombs School of Business, Marshall School of Business, Robinson College of Business), as well as a broad variety of public and private universities (Arkansas Tech, Austin Peay, Eastern Kentucky University, Gannon University, Kent State, Lipscomb University, Milwaukee School of Engineering, Troy, University of Northern Iowa, University of Tampa). His work for clients runs the full range, including advancement assessments, feasibility studies, campaign consulting, and training for staff, academic leaders and volunteers. He has worked on successful campaigns ranging from $20 million to more than $1 billion.
Consistently garnering the highest accolades for his speaking, including the CASE Crystal Apple Award, Arthur has chaired the CASE Conference on Major Gift Solicitation six times and the CASE Conference on Successful Annual Giving Strategies two times. He has also served as faculty for the CASE Summer Institute on Educational Fundraising. Arthur has spoken at the Canadian Council for the Advancement of Education annual conference and the Canadian Association of Independent School Development Officers annual conference, as well as many CASE District conferences. Arthur has been named a CASE Laureate, a community of senior volunteers who have provided invaluable service to CASE and to the mission of advancing education to transform lives and society.
Arthur holds an undergraduate degree from the University of the Cumberlands and a doctoral degree from Vanderbilt University.

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Carl G. Hamm — Partner

Carl Hamm joined Alexander Haas in 2019 after serving for 8 years as the Deputy Director for Development and External Affairs at the Saint Louis Art Museum, where he completed the museum’s $145 million campaign at $160 million. He has 30 years of experience in the non-profit sector in development, marketing and executive positions. Carl has worked with organizations representing practically every discipline of the arts, from public radio and chamber music to theater, ballet and the visual arts. Before moving to St. Louis, he served as Senior Vice President for the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History, where he created and completed an $80 million campaign to construct a new museum campus in Fort Worth’s Cultural District. He also directed annual giving programs for Children’s Medical Center of Dallas and the Dallas Museum of Art, where he played a leadership role in the museum’s $200 million campaign.

Carl Hamm joined Alexander Haas in 2019 after serving for 8 years as the Deputy Director for Development and External Affairs at the Saint Louis Art Museum, where he completed the museum’s $145 million campaign at $160 million. He has 30 years of experience in the non-profit sector in development, marketing and executive positions. Carl has worked with organizations representing practically every discipline of the arts, from public radio and chamber music to theater, ballet and the visual arts. Before moving to St. Louis, he served as Senior Vice President for the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History, where he created and completed an $80 million campaign to construct a new museum campus in Fort Worth’s Cultural District. He also directed annual giving programs for Children’s Medical Center of Dallas and the Dallas Museum of Art, where he played a leadership role in the museum’s $200 million campaign.
Hamm has served on numerous boards and professional committees and spoken on fundraising and marketing in a variety of settings, including the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) International Conference in San Diego, the Direct Marketing Association’s Non-Profit Day in New York, the Art Museum Development Association, the national conference for PBS affiliate stations, and numerous national conferences for the American Alliance of Museums.
A current member of the editorial review board for Giving USA and the Texas Association of Museums board, Hamm is a past president of the Art Museum Development Association, a past chair of the American Alliance of Museums’ Standing Professional Committee on Development and Membership (DAM), and a past chair of AAM’s Council of Standing Professional Committees.

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Jerry W. Henry — Managing Partner, Faith Based and Human Services

With over 40 years of experience with a wide-range of non-profit institutions, Jerry provides counsel on a daily-basis to a diverse body of clients including educational institutions, human service groups, cultural institutions and faith-based organizations.

With over 40 years of experience with a wide-range of non-profit institutions, Jerry provides counsel on a daily-basis to a diverse body of clients including educational institutions, human service groups, cultural institutions and faith-based organizations. Jerry’s expertise has brought him to work nationally with groups such as Ronald McDonald House Charities, the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute at Southern Illinois University, and the Meals on Wheels Association of America for workshops, speaking and Board training events. He is known for a “gentle but direct” leadership style whether he is meeting with educational institution administrators wishing to raise millions of dollars or grassroots arts leaders planning for a new non-profit with a very limited budget. A former clergy member of the South Carolina Conference of the United Methodist Church, he is a member currently of The Episcopal Cathedral of St. Philip in Atlanta. While in the United Methodist Church, he was Executive Director of a national organization of 3,500 clergy and lay members focused on promoting religion and the arts through the General Board of Discipleship of The United Methodist Church. He was Associate Vice President of Advancement at Brenau University for six years following a period as Vice President of The Winfield Group, a strategic planning and marketing firm focused on nonprofit organizations. Since 1998, when he was recruited by Alexander Haas, he has worked as a consultant with nearly 75 different congregations or faith-based groups as well as hundreds of other organizations with successful capital campaigns ranging from $1 million to over $50 million. He is a past president of the Greater Atlanta Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) and has held committee assignments within the International AFP. He has been invited to teach special classes in nonprofit management at Candler School of Theology, Emory University, and is a frequent speaker and trainer at fundraising and nonprofit education events around the country. A graduate of Wofford College (B.A.) and Yale Divinity School (M.Div.), he is a past President of the Yale Divinity School Alumni Board and serves currently on the Dean’s Leadership Council. He is the chair of the Yale Alumni Association Board of Governors proudly serving as one of the 30 Yale University graduates elected to represent more than 180,000 Yale alumni internationally. He also serves on the Yale Alumni Fund Board of Directors. His hobbies involve participating in a variety of organizations about which he is passionate and which reflect his “renaissance spirit.” In New York, he is a patron of the James Beard Foundation (yes, he’s a food and wine enthusiast!) and the Yale Club of New York. A native of South Carolina, Jerry is a member of the South Carolina Historical Society, the International African American Museum, the Preservation Society of Charleston, the Charleston Museum, the Upcountry History Museum, the Greenville County Museum of Art, and The Peace Center.

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Tara Jones, Ph.D., CFRE — Associate Partner

Tara Jones serves Alexander Haas as an Associate Partner, bringing with her nearly 20 years of experience in higher education advancement. In addition to her work at Alexander Haas, she serves as a connector for university fundable initiatives at Auburn University, where she works with various programs to develop and execute plans to raise capital for new initiatives.

Tara Jones serves Alexander Haas as an Associate Partner, bringing with her nearly 20 years of experience in higher education advancement. In addition to her work at Alexander Haas, she serves as a connector for university fundable initiatives at Auburn University, where she works with various programs to develop and execute plans to raise capital for new initiatives. For over six years Tara was one of the two Associate Vice Presidents for Constituent Development at Auburn University where her role included motivating and encouraging major gifts officers while also providing them with the tools and information to help them succeed. As part of this executive leadership team, Tara developed comprehensive strategies for constituent units while implementing new fundraising activities and processes to support institutional goals. Tara has a demonstrated track record of success in developing and executing fundraising plans, campaign strategies, prospect management and research, portfolio management, corporate and foundation relations, donor relations, staff professional development and volunteer training. Tara firmly believes in utilizing data to develop intentional approaches related to prospect identification, donor engagement and solicitation strategies. Tara’s also served as the Director of Advancement for the Harbert College of Business at Auburn University. During the successful $1 billion Because This is Auburn campaign, Tara and her team secured a $40 million transformational gift that resulted in the college’s renaming, and she led efforts that tripled the college’s endowment in just nine years. As the Director of Development for the College of Architecture, Design, and Construction, she directed the capital fundraising campaign that resulted in a new academic facility and led development efforts for the college’s 100^th anniversary celebration. Tara has a Ph.D. in Higher Education Administration and has earned her CFRE (Certified Fund Raising Executive) designation. During her Ph.D. studies, she conducted research exploring how excellent undergraduate teachers influence fundraisers long after they leave the classroom. Tara and her husband, A.J., enjoy traveling, watching Academy Award nominated movies, and keeping up with many college and professional sports. In her free time, Tara volunteers as a sorority advisor and enjoys swimming and attending spin class.

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Sandra K. Kidd — Senior Partner

Sandra joined the Alexander Haas team in 2005. She provides a wide range of services to clients, including campaign strategy studies, development assessments, campaign and fundraising counsel, and board and staff development. Her areas of expertise cover campaign planning and management, working with Boards and campaign leadership committees, and major and planned giving consultation. She also has worked with organizations on strategic planning, internal operations and systems review and design, and financial modeling for their organizations.

Sandra joined the Alexander Haas team in 2005. She provides a wide range of services to clients, including campaign strategy studies, development assessments, campaign and fundraising counsel, and board and staff development. Her areas of expertise cover campaign planning and management, working with Boards and campaign leadership committees, and major and planned giving consultation. She also has worked with organizations on strategic planning, internal operations and systems review and design, and financial modeling for their organizations. Sandra’s consulting clients have included educational institutions, museums, and cultural organizations across the country. Her clients’ fundraising campaigns have ranged from $5 million to more than $250 million. Before joining the Firm, Sandra served as Director of Museum Advancement at the High Museum of Art, the leading visual arts institution in the Southeast. At the High, she headed the membership and development program and coordinated the High’s $130 million expansion campaign, which topped its capital goal and received a lead gift of $15 million, at that time the largest gift in its history. Sandra is a former staff member of CASE (Council for Advancement and Support of Education) in Washington, DC, started up and managed development operations for Emory University, and served as VP for Advancement at Ferrum College, a United Methodist college in Virginia. She began her career at Vanderbilt University, her alma mater, where she earned the BA in English and the MBA in organizational management from Vanderbilt’s Owen Graduate School of Management. Sandra’s interests include children’s causes, literacy, and social issues that impact rural and underserved communities across the Southeast. She also is interested in regional history and cultural folkways. She is a sustaining member of the Junior League of Atlanta, which focuses on programs that better the lives of women and girls.

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Jane DiFolco Parker —Partner

Jane DiFolco Parker serves as a Partner to Alexander Haas. In this role Jane brings the experience and expertise acquired from a 48-year career in higher education to organizations large and small. Jane’s diverse background in both public and private institutions, alumni relations, academic administration and as the leader of large development organizations gives her a broad prospective on the opportunities and challenges that face development teams, leaders, and the organizations they serve. This background allows Jane to view each challenge through a variety of lenses and help craft customized strategies and solutions for her clients.

Jane DiFolco Parker serves as a Partner to Alexander Haas. In this role Jane brings the experience and expertise acquired from a 48-year career in higher education to organizations large and small. Jane’s diverse background in both public and private institutions, alumni relations, academic administration and as the leader of large development organizations gives her a broad prospective on the opportunities and challenges that face development teams, leaders, and the organizations they serve. This background allows Jane to view each challenge through a variety of lenses and help craft customized strategies and solutions for her clients. For the last 25 years, Parker has led high-impact fundraising and operations in the university setting. From March 2012, through June 2020, she served as vice president for development at Auburn University, and as president of the Auburn University Foundation and the Auburn University Real Estate Foundation, Inc. During her tenure, Auburn received its largest-ever philanthropic commitment from a single donor; celebrated record-setting fundraising years in 2013, 2014, and 2015; launched the university’s largest campaign with a goal of $1 billion; and achieved its campaign goal more than a year ahead of schedule. Prior to her appointment at Auburn, Parker served as the executive vice president and managing director of development for the Arizona State University Foundation. As executive vice president, she led development, operations, and services teams of more than 80 professionals in all facets of major-gift and annual-giving fundraising. During her tenure with the ASU Foundation, she also served as acting president and senior vice president and chief operating officer. Parker spent the majority of her higher education career at Emory University, serving 37 years in positions leading up to vice president for operations for its Office of Development and Alumni Relations, where she managed the infrastructure for the division of 220 employees. She previously served in positions in the Emory School of Law that included senior assistant dean for administration, director of admissions, and director of academic services. Originally from Ohio, Parker received her bachelor’s degree in English from Georgia State University. She attended Harvard University’s Graduate School of Education’s Management Development Program and has completed graduate coursework in Organizational Development and Strategic Planning in Georgia State University’s Robinson College of Business. Jane and her husband, Bill, are the parents of Ashley DiFolco Parker.

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Nancy E. Peterman — Partner

Nancy E. Peterman, as Partner, assists universities, schools, healthcare, animal welfare, and religious organizations to achieve results and pursue their missions. In her role as Partner at Alexander Haas, Nancy provides a wide variety of fundraising services including, campaign strategy studies, development assessments, campaign and fundraising counsel, and board and staff development.

Nancy E. Peterman, as Partner, assists universities, schools, healthcare, animal welfare, and religious organizations to achieve results and pursue their missions. In her role as Partner at Alexander Haas, Nancy provides a wide variety of fundraising services including, campaign strategy studies, development assessments, campaign and fundraising counsel, and board and staff development. She has been in the development field for more than 25 years, with 16 years of institutionally related foundation experience. Nancy served as President of the Georgia State University Foundation and Vice President for University Development for ten years prior to becoming a consultant. She has served as Executive Director of the Old Dominion University Educational and Intercollegiate Foundations, President of the DePaul Health Foundation, as Director of Development for Marist School in Atlanta, and as Senior Executive Consultant for the Kellogg Organization. Her clients at Alexander Haas have included Louisiana State University Foundation, University of North Carolina Wilmington, Saint Mary’s College of California, University of West Florida, University of Richmond School of Law, Clemson University, Salem Academy and College, Georgia Southern University, the University of Connecticut, Atlanta Humane Society, Erlanger Health Care System, Cathedral of Christ the King, Emory University School of Law, Kansas State University, Sewickley Academy, Notre Dame Academy, and the Institute for Humane Studies at George Mason University. Nancy has conducted presentations at numerous conferences and seminars throughout the country on subjects including major gifts, development officer and leadership recruitment, board governance, engagement, and giving, presidential transitions, metrics, trends in giving, and peer-to-peer solicitation. She is in demand as a coach and trainer for major and principal gift officers, presidents, chancellors, deans, vice presidents, and other academic and administrative leadership. Nancy has served on the Boards of the Catholic Foundation of North Georgia, Theatrical Outfit, the Association of Fundraising Professionals of Atlanta and the Advisory Board for the Fund for Theological Advancement. Nancy is a graduate of the University of Virginia, with graduate work in business at Old Dominion University. She is married to Michael Pratt, an otolaryngologist, and they have four children and five grandchildren. She enjoys playing the violin, cycling, hiking, kayaking, gardening, reading and cooking in her spare time.

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David T. Shufflebarger — Senior Partner

Shuff has counseled more than 175 clients across all sectors of the philanthropic community since joining the Alexander Haas in 1994 after serving 25 years in advancement leadership roles at Virginia Military Institute, Old Dominion University, and Valdosta State University. The largest part of his practice has been in higher education.
Shuff has counseled more than 175 clients across all sectors of the philanthropic community since joining the Alexander Haas in 1994 after serving 25 years in advancement leadership roles at Virginia Military Institute, Old Dominion University, and Valdosta State University. The largest part of his practice has been in higher education. Talk with Shuff for a few minutes, and it is likely you will learn four things:
1. He is passionate about philanthropy.
2. He considers himself fortunate to be married to Patti, his bride of five decades.
3. He is more than a little proud of their two sons and eight grandchildren.
4. He is a not-so-humble Virginian but ecstatic to live in Paradise, aka Nags Head, North Carolina.
He has guided more than 25 successful campaigns with goals ranging from $3 million to $1 billion, is one of the authors of the award-winning book on university-related foundations published by the Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges, and was one of 26 senior professionals nationally chosen by the Association for Fundraising Professionals for a Ford Foundation project to provide counsel to a select group of its grant recipients. As a volunteer, Shuff has been Chairman of the Board of the YMCA of South Hampton Roads, President of the Tidewater Boy Scout Council, and a board member for more than 20 organizations including the Outer Banks Community Foundation, United Way of South Hampton Roads, Episcopal Charities Foundation of the Atlanta Diocese, and Georgia Planned Giving Council. He has received the YMCA’s Red Triangle Award and the Scouts’ Silver Beaver and Virginia President of the Year awards. “I love this job,” he says, “because I learn something new every day and I get to work with some really great people.” Because of his earlier career, a big part of his heart is in public universities and he is proud of his role counseling successful campaigns at the University of Tennessee, the University of Central Florida, and Middle Tennessee State University. “Frankly, however, I think I may have learned more from the campaigns we did with Wesleyan College, The University of Tampa, Florida Southern College, and Mary Baldwin College. They were easy to get your arms around and I came to understand the power of the devotion their alums have for them.” “I was fortunate to start at Alexander Haas with three challenging campaigns that really taught me the basics – Sheltering Arms in Atlanta, Hubbard House in Jacksonville, and Birmingham’s Cahaba Girl Scout Council.” He achieved CFRE status in 1987 and holds an undergraduate degree from Washington & Lee University and a master’s degree from the College of William & Mary.
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Kevin Smyrl – Associate Partner

Kevin Smyrl brings nearly 25 years of fundraising experience at various organizations including local grassroots non-profit organizations, professional athlete based foundations, and higher education institutions. Kevin has experience in principal and major gift fundraising, board development, volunteer management, campaign management and execution, alumni relations, annual fund, and constituent engagement. He has served in roles ranging from executive director of grassroots organizations and athlete based foundations to vice president of development in higher education.

Kevin Smyrl brings nearly 25 years of fundraising experience at various organizations including local grassroots non-profit organizations, professional athlete based foundations, and higher education institutions. Kevin has experience in principal and major gift fundraising, board development, volunteer management, campaign management and execution, alumni relations, annual fund, and constituent engagement. He has served in roles ranging from executive director of grassroots organizations and athlete based foundations to vice president of development in higher education.
Kevin has spent the majority of his career in higher education. Beginning in 2006 as the Director of Development at Oxford College of Emory University, he was promoted in 2007 to the Assistant Dean/Chief Development Officer and served in this role until 2012. Kevin then served as Vice President of Development and Alumni Relations at Oglethorpe University in Atlanta where he managed the successful “Our Time” campaign. Kevin returned to Oxford College in 2014 as Associate Dean and Chief Development Officer where he has presided over the most successful fundraising years in the college’s history, including multiple record breaking years. Also, during Kevin’s tenure Oxford College of Emory University received the largest philanthropic gifts in the college’s history from foundations and from individual donors.
A native of Atlanta, Kevin received his bachelor’s degree from Georgia Southern University. He volunteers his time at his parish, St. Oliver Plunkett Catholic Church, where he serves on the finance council and advises in parish fundraising efforts. Also, he formerly served as a member of the International Laity Committee for the Missionaries of Our Lady of La Salette. Kevin and his wife Lisa have two teenaged children; Philip and Katherine and live in Madison, Georgia.
When not at work Kevin enjoys spending time with his family, they are usually enjoying a variety of outdoor activities, especially fishing and water sports. Kevin is also an avid golfer, and has a passion for outdoor grilling.

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Jeffrey M. Smythe – Associate Partner

Jeffrey M. Smythe serves Alexander Haas as an Associate Partner. Jeff’s expertise includes growing various sized nonprofit organizations into mature best in class organizations. He has also led capital, annual and capacity-building campaigns and has extensive experience in strategic planning and board development. During his nearly thirty years of experience in nonprofit leadership, he served in chief executive and chief development roles, catalyzing double- or triple-digit growth throughout his career.

Jeffrey M. Smythe serves Alexander Haas as an Associate Partner. Jeff’s expertise includes growing various sized nonprofit organizations into mature best in class organizations. He has also led capital, annual and capacity-building campaigns and has extensive experience in strategic planning and board development. During his nearly thirty years of experience in nonprofit leadership, he served in chief executive and chief development roles, catalyzing double- or triple-digit growth throughout his career. Jeff has championed causes and conducted campaigns for human services organizations (children, teens, adults, families, older adults), faith-based organizations, disease mitigation/support organizations, associations and university foundations. Jeff’s work has included organizations with a wide variety of missions, scales and geographic focus. These include senior service organizations, meals-on-wheels, youth development, homeless and hunger alleviation, HIV support, refugee resettlement and international development. He has overseen organizations with staff ranging from 5 employees to 140 employees, worked for organizations with a local community focus and those with an international footprint and has led campaigns with goals ranging from $250,000 to $32,000,000. One of the hallmarks of Jeff’s leadership has been stakeholder feedback and engagement processes. Whether for feasibility studies, strategic planning or diversity equity and inclusion plans, Jeff has leveraged the power of engaging stakeholders in planning and ensuring those with lived experience have a voice. Jeff’s board work has ranged from an international travelers aid nonprofit, to a national nonprofit association, to his local church. He also co-created a statewide coalition of nonprofits that directly worked with lawmakers to increase underfunded programs. He has enjoyed serving as faculty or guest lecturer for multiple nonprofit studies programs across the country. Jeff’s calling to this work stems from summer youth group trips to the Navajo nation to repair homes and his volunteer year with the Harvard Institute for International Development-WorldTeach in rural Central America. He enjoys time with his family, cross fit, Star Wars, and practicing his Spanish.

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John H. Taylor — Partner

As a Partner at Alexander Haas, Inc., John applies his extensive background in development to serve a wide variety of clients. For over 30 years, he has served as a leader in the field of advancement, campaign management, and board development and has helped nonprofit organizations around the world to enhance the operational aspects of advancement and assist them with strategic and campaign planning, preparation and execution.
As a Partner at Alexander Haas, Inc., John applies his extensive background in development to serve a wide variety of clients. For over 30 years, he has served as a leader in the field of advancement, campaign management, and board development and has helped nonprofit organizations around the world to enhance the operational aspects of advancement and assist them with strategic and campaign planning, preparation and execution. Previously, John was the Associate Vice Chancellor for Advancement Services & Interim Campaign Manager at North Carolina State University, where he oversaw the planning phase of a $1.6 billion capital campaign. Prior to that, he was Principal for Advancement Solutions Consulting Group, a firm he launched in December 2004 focusing on nonprofit infrastructure issues. He also has served as Vice President for Research and Data Services at CASE – a position he held from its inception in late 2002. Prior to that, John was the Director of Alumni & Development Records at Duke University for nearly 15 years. During his tenure as director, John guided Duke’s advancement services processes to an industry benchmark of efficiency and accuracy and helped the Duke advancement team achieve its goal of raising $2 billion for the University. John’s published works include:
- Advancement Services: Enhancing Fundraising Success – 2015
- Advancement Services: A Foundation for Fund Raising – 2007
- CASE Reporting Standards & Management Guidelines (3rd & 4th editions) – 2003 & 2009
- Handbook of Institutional Advancement – 2000
- Advancement Services: Research and Technology Support for Fund Raising – 1999
John formed one of the largest advancement-related listservs in the world, FundSvcs, now with over 3,800 subscribers, and a companion website: www.FundSvcs.org. He has spoken at hundreds of conferences across the country, receiving the CASE Crystal Apple Award for outstanding teaching. He is founder and Former President of the Association of Advancement Services Professionals (AASP). He received the AASP Jonathan Lindsey Lifetime Achievement Award in 2012. John holds a BA in Mass Communications and Socio-Political Change from Vanderbilt University, and a Certificate in Nonprofit Management from Duke University. He resides in Durham, NC, with his wife and children.
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OUR STAFF

Jarrad Howard — Project Director

Jarrad Howard, Project Director, brings his passion for non-profits and the arts to Alexander-Haas. With a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre from Brenau University, and as a member of the Gainesville Theatre Alliance, Jarrad’s background in music and theatre led him to development and fundraising. As a capstone to his degree, he worked side by side with Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS to coordinate and execute a highly successful benefit for the organization. After graduating, Jarrad worked with Atlanta’s Academy Theatre and charter schools in the metro Atlanta area as a development liaison.

Jarrad Howard, Project Director, brings his passion for non-profits and the arts to Alexander-Haas. With a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre from Brenau University, and as a member of the Gainesville Theatre Alliance, Jarrad’s background in music and theatre led him to development and fundraising. As a capstone to his degree, he worked side by side with Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS to coordinate and execute a highly successful benefit for the organization. After graduating, Jarrad worked with Atlanta’s Academy Theatre and charter schools in the metro Atlanta area as a development liaison.
Jarrad is a member of the Atlanta chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP). He is also a board member of Georgia Thespians, a division of the Educational Theatre Association (EdTA), and an advisory board member of For the Kid in All of Us, an organization dedicated to bridging communities to brighten the lives of Georgia’s children in need.
In addition to his non-profit involvement, Jarrad is also an accomplished pianist and music director/vocal coach for area high schools and theatre companies. In his free time, he enjoys playing racquetball, trying new restaurants and day trips.

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Ed Hohlbein — Systems/Reports Specialist

Ed Hohlbein brings a BFA from Central Michigan University, an MFA from the University of Georgia, a background in teaching, and 17 years of experience with nonprofit organizations prior to his work with Alexander Haas. In addition to working as a Database Administrator, Grant Researcher and Writer, Major Gifts Officer, and Executive Director, Ed has provided consulting and coaching on The Raiser’s Edge and other nonprofit systems to development teams nationwide. His multidisciplinary approach to nonprofit development and the systems that inform those development efforts has been described as the perfect blend of art and data and has helped organizations to collectively raise millions. In addition, his work as a university professor has impacted the lives of students throughout Georgia.
Ed Hohlbein brings a BFA from Central Michigan University, an MFA from the University of Georgia, a background in teaching, and 17 years of experience with nonprofit organizations prior to his work with Alexander Haas. In addition to working as a Database Administrator, Grant Researcher and Writer, Major Gifts Officer, and Executive Director, Ed has provided consulting and coaching on The Raiser’s Edge and other nonprofit systems to development teams nationwide. His multidisciplinary approach to nonprofit development and the systems that inform those development efforts has been described as the perfect blend of art and data and has helped organizations to collectively raise millions. In addition, his work as a university professor has impacted the lives of students throughout Georgia. An entrepreneur at heart, in 2001 Ed founded Generate, Inc. to provide grant research, writing, and management services to small and medium sized nonprofits. Generate has since grown into a boutique consulting firm offering high-touch coaching and consulting on The Raiser’s Edge and other nonprofit systems to organizations of all sizes. Whether he is training an entire team on the essentials; coaching an executive or development director one-on-one; creating a prospect tracking system for major gift officers; or assisting with system administration, data entry, or data analysis, Ed emphasizes ingenuity and simplicity in all of his projects. His client list is as diverse as his educational and professional background and includes, among others, Catholic Charities Atlanta, Atlanta; Hospital Corporation of America Hope Fund, Nashville; CURE Childhood Cancer, Atlanta; Spring Hill College, Mobile; and Melanoma Research Foundation, Washington, D.C. Ed has enjoyed presenting at numerous conferences and seminars across the country. Some of his past presentations include:
- Increase ROI with the ABCs of RE, The 2011 Blackbaud Conference for Nonprofits
- Be It Resolved that Raiser’s Edge Geeks Don’t Always Agree, The 2012 Blackbaud Conference for Nonprofits
- RE Geeks: The Revenge, The 2013 Blackbaud Conference for Nonprofits
- The Raiser’s Edge Geeks 3.0 Upgrade, The 2014 Blackbaud Conference for Nonprofits
- Individual Prospecting: Estimating your Future Donor’s Wealth and Potential for Philanthropy, Georgia Center for Nonprofits and Nonprofit University
- Data Management for Fundraising: Making Your Data Work, Georgia Center for Nonprofits.
He regularly facilitates the Creating a Development Plan, Creating a Development Infrastructure, Prospect Research and Program Evaluation sessions as part of the Certificate of Nonprofit Organization Management series for Nonprofit University at the Georgia Center for Nonprofits. Ed lives in Nashville, Tennessee – the best little big town anywhere around.
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Holly Caswell King — Business Manager

Atlanta native Holly Caswell King has been a team member of Alexander Hass since 1992. She currently serves as Business Manager for the firm. Prior to this role, she served as Managing Partner of Alexander Haas–Team Atlanta.

Atlanta native Holly Caswell King has been a team member of Alexander Hass since 1992. She currently serves as Business Manager for the firm. Prior to this role, she served as Managing Partner of Alexander Haas–Team Atlanta.
Her first position with the company was in campaign management and direction. Later, she broadened her experience in fundraising through philanthropic sectors while serving as Director of Individual Giving for the High Museum of Art and then Director of Development at The Nature Conservancy of Georgia. After taking a brief sabbatical to raise her two children, Holly returned to the firm in 2008 to lead its Atlanta presence.
Her past involvement within the Atlanta community includes volunteering at the First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta where she co-chaired the church’s $4 million Annual Campaign in addition to serving on the Legacy Giving Committee. Holly also served on the capital campaign committee that raised monies for the new Middle School at St. Martin’s Episcopal School, where her children attended. She has served on the boards of Marist Mother’s Prayer Group (MMPG), the Carl E. Sanders Family YMCA at Buckhead, Friends (a community volunteer organization of Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta), The Samaritan Counseling Center of Atlanta, Association of Fundraising Professionals /Atlanta and the Environmental Fund for Georgia. Past community service includes Covenant House Georgia and The Shepherd Center. Before becoming a wife and mom, she served as Youth Advisor for her childhood church, Northwest Presbyterian Church.
Holly now regularly attends the contemporary worship at Peachtree Presbyterian Church and is a small group leader in their women’s Bible study (WCBS). She serves on the founding board for Praying for the Next Generation and instrumental in establishing its presence at Florida State University where her children currently attend.
Holly is a graduate of Sweet Briar College in Virginia. She spent her junior year in college studying aboard in Aix-en-Provence, France with Vanderbilt University. Her passion for fundraising began while working as a student intern in Sweet Briar’s Office of Development.
Holly and her husband, David, have two children, Caswell and Caroline. They continue to reside in Atlanta and enjoy spending time at Lake Keowee, St. Simons Island, playing tennis, traveling, and watching Florida State football!

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Pressley Peters – Writer

Pressley’s love of writing shows in her work as Alexander Haas’ independent writing consultant. She uses language to inspire people to give, purchase or act, and she meets client expectations in substance, deadline and budget. Pressley’s writing fortes include marketing collateral (brochures, direct mail), digital content (case studies, product profiles, press materials) and specialty fundraising collateral (case for support).

Pressley’s love of writing shows in her work as Alexander Haas’ independent writing consultant. She uses language to inspire people to give, purchase or act, and she meets client expectations in substance, deadline and budget. Pressley’s writing fortes include marketing collateral (brochures, direct mail), digital content (case studies, product profiles, press materials) and specialty fundraising collateral (case for support). Pressley graduated from Rhodes College in 1991 with a degree in History. She went on to work in Marketing and Communications for the Pitkin County Bank and the Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games before coming to Alexander Haas as a Campaign Manager and Consultant in 1996. During her 6 years with the firm, she managed campaigns for the Atlanta Botanical Garden, Atlanta Opera, The Carter Center, Georgia Council on Economic Education, High Museum of Art, Literacy Action, South Carolina Governor’s School for the Arts, and Trees Atlanta. Pressley formed her own independent communications company, PHP Communications, in 2002, and has remained a close Alexander Haas partner ever since. Her work for Alexander Haas clients has included Boy Scouts of America, Boys & Girls Clubs, Celanese, Center for Puppetry Arts, Colorado Historical Society, Columbia Museum of Art, FPL Fibernet, Georgia-Pacific Corporation, Houston Ballet, Ketchum, Memorial Art Gallery, National Constitution Center, Phillips Lighting, Points of Light Foundation, Princeton Baptist Medical Center, Time Warner Cable Business Class, Trinity Episcopal Church & School, Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, and the Witte Museum. Pressley and her husband have four children. In her free time, she enjoys tennis, reading, and lending a hand to North Texas Food Bank, Hospice/Meals on Wheels, Saint Michael & All Angels Episcopal Church and local schools.

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Ginger Barton-Creative Editor

Ginger has been with Alexander Hass for 26 years and was an integral player in successful online fundraising campaign to save Sweetbriar College. Ginger has written fundraising material for The Carter Center, The Atlanta Zoo, The Atlanta Botanical Garden, University of Tampa, The University of Central Florida, Phi Mu National Sorority and Trees Atlanta, just to name a few. Previously, Ginger served as our Creative Services Director, managing a staff of 6 designers and writers who prepared client fundraising materials, including case summaries, case statements, annual fund drives, etc. She also designed the prototype of the first online fundraising portal, Fundraisinginfo.com

Ginger Barton (Chakalall) has been with Alexander Hass for 26 years and has written, designed and edited our weekly sector newsletters has her hands in our all our marketing endeavors including our recently revamped website. Previously, Ginger served as our Creative Services Director, managing a staff of 6 designers and writers who prepared client fundraising materials, including case summaries, case statements, annual fund drives, etc. Ginger is proud to add to her list of accomplishments to writing a pitch that landed our former Founding Partner a book deal. She also designed the prototype of the first online fundraising portal, Fundraisinginfo.com. She was an integral player in successful online fundraising campaign to save Sweetbriar College. Has written fundraising material for The Carter Center, The Atlanta Zoo, The Atlanta Botanical Garden, University of Tampa, The University of Central Florida, Phi Mu National Sorority and Trees Atlanta, just to name a few. Prior to Alexander Haas, Ginger likes to say she has a checkered past. She has been a live truck sound engineer, a television news writer, and a Publicity Director where she had the honor of working with Jacqueline Onassis. She worked on projects with The Galloping Gourmet, Carly Simon, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Paula Deen, and too many more to name. Ginger and her husband like to watch hurricanes, sip good Barbadian rum, and binge anything dealing with gladiators and Vikings. She wants to add she has never seen Keeping Up With The Kardashians. She spends her time between Barbados and Miami Beach.

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Environment & Conservation Clients

Alabama Zoological Society
Animal Supporters of the Columbus Region
Atlanta Botanical Garden
Atlanta Humane Society
Atlanta Pet Rescue and Adoption
Blue Heron Nature Preserve
Coastal Georgia Land Trust
The Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund International
Flint Riverquarium
The Florida Aquarium
EARTH Foundation
Georgia Aquarium
Georgia Conservancy
Greater Birmingham Humane Society
Hatcher Garden & Woodland Preserve

Highlands Biological Foundation, Inc.
Historic Oakland Foundation
Huie Nature Preserve Foundation
Huntsville Botanical Garden
Institute for Georgia Environmental Leadership
Jacksonville Humane Society
Jacksonville Zoo
Jackson Zoological Park
The James and Anne Robinson Foundation
Jekyll Island Foundation
Livable Buckhead
Naples Botanical Garden
Nature Conservancy of Arkansas
Nature Conservancy of Georgia
Nature Conservancy of Mississippi

Nature Conservancy of South Carolina
North Carolina Environmental Defense
The Parks at Chehaw
Pelican Harbor Seabird Station
Project Evergreen Foundation
The Public Trust Environmental Legal Institute of Florida
Saint Simons Land Trust
Southern Research Institute
Stowe Botanical Garden
The Trust for Public Land, Georgia
Trees Atlanta
Zoo Atlanta

Religious Congregations

Ahavath Achim Synagogue Atlanta, GA
All Saints’ Episcopal Church Atlanta, GA
Burke Presbyterian Church Burke, VA
Cathedral of Christ the King and School Atlanta, GA
Christ Church Anglican Savannah, GA
Christ Church Cathedral, Episcopal Houston, TX
Christ Church Cathedral, Episcopal New Orleans, LA
Christ Church Pensacola, FL
Christ Episcopal Church, Episcopal Raleigh, NC
Congregation Dor Tamid Atlanta, GA
Congregation Or Hadash Atlanta, GA
Cooperative Baptist Fellowship Decatur, GA
Decatur Presbyterian Church Decatur, GA
Ebenezer Baptist Church Atlanta, GA
Episcopal Church of the Ascension Cartersville, GA
Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd Austin, TX
Episcopal Church of the Nativity Fayetteville, GA
Episcopal Diocese of Louisiana New Orleans, LA

Episcopal Diocese of Upper South Carolina Columbia, GA
Eternal World Television Network Irondale, AL
First Congregational Church – UCC Atlanta, GA
First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta Atlanta, GA
First Presbyterian Church of Myrtle Beach Myrtle Beach, SC
First United Methodist Church of Smyrna Smyrna, GA
Forest Hill Church Charlotte, NC
Friendship Baptist Church Atlanta, GA
Grace Church Cathedral, Episcopal Charleston, SC
Holy Innocents’ Episcopal Church Atlanta, GA
It is Written Television Chattanooga, TN
Old South Church Boston, MA
The Order of Saint Helena, Episcopal Augusta, GA
Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic Church Atlanta, GA
Riverside Presbyterian Church and Day School Jacksonville, FL
Saint John’s Cathedral, Episcopal Jacksonville, FL

Saint John’s Church, Episcopal Savannah, GA
Saint Mark United Methodist Church Atlanta, GA
Saint Marks Episcopal Church (CT)
Saint Mark’s Episcopal Church and Day School Jacksonville, FL
Saint Pauls Church -UCC Chicago, IL
Shallowford Presbyterian Church Atlanta, GA
St. James’ Episcopal Church Marietta, GA
St. John’s Episcopal Church Roanoke, VA
St. Simons Presbyterian Church St. Simons, GA
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church Richmond, VA
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral Columbia, SC
Trinity Episcopal Church and School New Orleans, LA
United Church – UCC Santa Fe, NM
Westminster Presbyterian Church Spartanburg, SC
Zabriskie Memorial Church of Saint John the Evangelist, Episcopal Newport, RI

Museums

Adirondack Experience
Albany Museum of Art
American Alliance of Museums
American Folk Art Museum
Arkansas Arts Center
Atlanta History Center
Austin Children’s Museum
The Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum
The Bascom: Center for the Visual Arts
BB King Museum and Delta Interpretive Center
Beaumont Children’s Museum
Birmingham Museum of Art
Bishop Museum of Natural History
Butler Longhorn Museum
California Academy of Sciences
Center for Puppetry Arts
The Children’s Museum of Alabama
The Children’s Museum of the Upstate
Coca-Cola Space Science Center
Colorado History Center
Columbia Museum of Art
Columbus Archives-History Center
Columbus Community Project Foundation
The Columbus Museum
Connecticut Historical Society
Cumberland Science Center
Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens
Dallas Museum of Art
Decorative Arts Collection Museum
Discovery Place
Earl Scruggs Center/ Destination Cleveland County
The Emily Dickinson Museum
Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art
Fernbank Museum of Natural History
The Fine Arts Center of Kershaw County
The Flannery O’Connor Andalusia Foundation
Flint Riverquarium
Florida Holocaust Museum
Florida Maritime Museum and Research Center
Frick Art & Historical Center
Fuller Craft Museum
Georgia Mountains History Museum at Brenau University
Georgia O’Keeffe Museum
Gibbes Museum of Art

Goldsboro Air Power Museum
Graveyard of the Atlantic Museum
Greenwood Museum
GulfQuest: Maritime Center of the Gulf of Mexico
Harn Museum of Art, University of Florida
Heritage Green
Hermann-Grima & Gallier Historic Houses
High Museum of Art
Historic Pocahontas
History Colorado
HistoryMiami
History Museum of Upcountry South Carolina
Honolulu Academy of Arts
Institute of American Indian Arts
International Civil Rights Center and Museum Ivy Green
International Photography Hall of Fame and Museum
Lawrence Hall of Science at the University of California, Berkeley
Louisiana Children’s Museum
The Lynnwood Foundation/ The Duke Mansion
Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
Madison-Morgan Cultural Center
Maritime Center for the Gulf of Mexico
McNay Art Museum
Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester
Mennello Museum of American Art
Mid-American Science Museum
Mint Museum of Art
Morris Museum of Art
Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego
Museum of Design Atlanta
Museum of International Folk Art
Museum of Indian Arts & Culture
Museum of New Mexico Foundation
Museum of Science and History
Museum of the Cherokee Indian
Museum of the Marine
Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience
National Civil War Museum
National Constitution Center
National Infantry Museum and Soldier Field
National Mining Hall of Fame and Museum
National Museum of Women in the Arts
National Women’s History Museum

New Mexico History Museum
New Mexico Museum of Art, Palace of the Governors
New Mexico Museum of Natural History Foundation
Nexus Contemporary Art Center
Ogden Museum of Southern Art
Ohr-O’Keefe Museum of Art
OPUS Archives and Research Center
Panama Canal Museum
Pérez Art Museum of Miami
Please Touch Museum
Polk Museum of Art
Price Tower Arts Center
Redwood Library and Athenaeum
Reynolda House Museum of American Art of Wake Forest University
Salvador Dali Museum
Sergeant York Historical Association
Sloss Furnaces National Historic Landmark
Smithsonian American Art Museum
South Arts
South Carolina Historical Society
South Carolina State Museum Foundation
Southern Highland Craft Guild
Springfield Art Museum, MO
Springfield Museum of Art, MA
Springmaid Villa Art Museum
Spruill Center for the Arts
Tampa Bay History Center
Taubman Museum of Art
Telfair Museum of Art
Tellus: The Northwest Georgia Science Museum
Texas Range Hall of Fame and Museum
Thrasher-Horne Center for the Arts
Tubman African American Museum
U. S. Marshals Museum
Vero Beach Museum of Art
Walters Art Museum
Washington State Historical Society
Washington State History Museum
Witte Museum
Woodruff Museum of Civil War Naval History
Worcester Art Museum
Wren’s Nest

Atlanta Area

Arts/Cultural

The Alliance for Christian Media, Atlanta
Alliance Theatre
Arts for Learning, Woodruff Arts Center
Atlanta Ballet
Atlanta Botanical Garden
Atlanta History Center
Atlanta Opera
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra
Bobby Dodd Coach of the Year Foundation
The Carter Center
Center for Puppetry Arts
Corporation for Public Broadcasting, WPBA
Dekalb Historical Society
The Etowah Foundation
The Fox Theatre
Georgia Conservancy
Georgia Public Broadcasting
Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation
Historic Oakland Foundation
Horizon Theatre Company
Midtown, Inc.
Seven Stages Theatre
Southeastern Flower Show
Spruill Center for the Arts
Theatrical Outfit
True Colors Theatre Company
WonderRoot
Wren’s Nest
Zoo Atlanta

Environmental/Conservation

Atlanta Botanical Garden
Atlanta Humane Society
Atlanta Pet Rescue and Adoption
Blue Heron Nature Preserve
The Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund International
EARTH University
Georgia Aquarium
Georgia Conservancy
Historic Oakland Foundation
Livable Buckhead
Nature Conservancy of Georgia
Trees Atlanta
Zoo Atlanta

Health Service

AID Atlanta
Alzheimer’s Association, Atlanta–Area Chapter
Arthritis Foundation, Georgia Chapter
Atlanta Interfaith AIDS Network
CDC Foundation
CURE Childhood Cancer
Georgia Cancer Coalition
Global Health Action
Grady Health System
MAP International
Marcus Autism Center
Metro Atlanta Recovery Residence
Metropolitan Atlanta Council on Alcohol & Drugs
National Alliance on Mental Illness, Georgia Chapter
Piedmont Hospital Foundation
Saint Joseph’s Mercy Foundation
Scottish Rite Children’s Medical
Center Foundation
Shepherd Center
Skyland Trail
Southern Regional Medical Center
Southwest Christian Care
St. Jude’s Recovery Center, Inc.

Higher Education

Agnes Scott College
Dekalb College
Emory University
Emory University, Goizueta School of Business
Emory University School of Law
Georgia Institute of Technology
Georgia State University
Georgia State University, Robinson College of Business
Morehouse School of Medicine
Morris Brown College
Oglethorpe University
Spelman College

Human Service

Achievers International Georgia
Achor Center, Inc.
African Children’s Fund
American Red Cross, Georgia Flood Relief
American Red Cross, Hurricane Relief
American Red Cross, Metropolitan Atlanta Chapter
Atlanta Legal Aid Society
Atlanta Paralympic Organizing Committee
Atlanta’s Inn for Children
Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Foundation
Atlanta Women’s Foundation
Boy Scouts of America, Atlanta Area Council
Boys & Girls Clubs of America
Boys & Girls Clubs of Metropolitan Atlanta
The Bridge Family Center
Camp Best Friends
Camp Twin Lakes
CARE
Center for the Visually Impaired
CHRIS Kids, Atlanta
Christian Council of Metropolitan Atlanta
Covenant House Georgia
Decatur Education Foundation
EARTH University
Emmaus House
Families First
Fulton County Education Foundation
Georgia AGAPE
Georgia Appleseed
Georgia Center for Nonprofits
Georgia Council on Economic Education
Georgia Equality Project
Georgia Justice Project
Georgia Legal Services
Georgia Society of CPA’s
Girl Scout Council of Greater Atlanta
Global Village Project
Goodwill Industries of Atlanta
Hillels of Georgia
I Have a Dream Foundation
Jerusalem House
Latin American Association
Literacy Action
Los Niños Primero
Lutheran Towers
The Make-A-Wish® Foundation of Georgia and Alabama
Meals On Wheels Atlanta
NAMES Project Foundation
National Families in Action
Odyssey Family Counseling Center
Our House
Project Elevate- Georgia
Project Open Hand
Project Read
Rainbow Village

Ronald McDonald House Charities Atlanta
Society of St. Vincent de Paul of Georgia
The Salvation Army – USA Southern Territory
Sheltering Arms Children Development & Family Support
United Methodist Children’s Home
United Negro College Fund
Variety of Georgia, The Children’s Charity
Village Atlanta
Women’s Resource Center to End Domestic Violence

Independent Schools

Atlanta Girls’ School
Atlanta Jewish Academy
Brandon Hall School
Cathedral of Christ the King and Christ the King School
The Children’s School
The Epstein School
Fellowship Christian School
Galloway School
High Meadows School
The Howard School
Landmark Christian School
The Lovett School
Marist School
Mount Paran Christian School
Mount Pisgah Christian School
Notre Dame Academy
Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic School
Ron Clark Academy
Saint Martin’s Episcopal School
Trinity School
The Walker School
The Webb School Whitefield Academy
Woodward Academy

Museums

Atlanta Botanical Garden
Atlanta History Center
Center for Puppetry Arts
Fernbank Museum of Natural History
High Museum of Art
Museum of Design Atlanta
Nexus Contemporary Art Center
Tellus: The Northwest Georgia Science Museum
Wren’s Nest

Religious Congregations

Ahavath Achim Synagogue,
All Saints’ Episcopal Church,
Cathedral of Christ the King
Christ the King School
Congregation Dor Tamid
Congregation Or Hadash
Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, Decatur
Decatur Presbyterian Church, Decatur
Ebenezer Baptist Church
First Congregational Church- UCC, Atlanta
First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta
First United Methodist Church of Smyrna
Friendship Baptist Church, Atlanta
Holy Innocents’ Episcopal Church, Atlanta
Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic Church
Saint Mark United Methodist Church
Shallowford Presbyterian Church
St. James’ Episcopal Church, Marietta

Independent Schools

Aiken Preparatory School
Atlanta Girls’ School
Augusta Preparatory Day School
Brandon Hall School
Brookstone School
Calvary Baptist Day School
Camperdown Academy
Cape Fear Academy
Carolina Day School
Cathedral of Christ the King/Christ the King School
Charleston Day School
The Children’s School
Christ Episcopal School
Christ Church Episcopal School
Episcopal High School
Fellowship Christian Schools
Franklin Road Academy
Frederica Academy
Galloway School
Greensboro Day School
Highlands School
The Howard School

Isidore Newman School
Jackson Preparatory School
Kents Hill School
Landmark Christian School
Lincoln Charter School
Lipscomb Academy
Louisville Collegiate School
The Lovett School
Marist School
The Montgomery Academy
Mount Paran Christian School
Mount Pisgah Christian School
Nazareth Academy
Notre Dame Academy
Phillips Exeter Academy
Pulaski Academy
Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School
Randolph School
Riverside Presbyterian Church and Day School
Ron Clark Academy
Salem Academy
Saint George’s Independent School

Saint Mark’s Episcopal Church and Day School
Saint Martin’s Episcopal School
Sandhills School
Savannah Country Day School
Sewickley Academy
Shackleton Schools
St. Andrew’s-Sewanee School
St. Francis Catholic Academy
St. Paul Christian Academy
Trinity Episcopal School
Trinity School
The Walker School
The Webb School
Weems Academy
The Wheeler School
Whitefield Academy
Wilson Hall
Woodward Academy
Wynnbrook Christian School

Human Services

Alliance for Independence
Achievers International Georgia
Achor Center, Inc.
Africa’s Children’s Fund
Aging Care Connections
Alabama Baptist Children’s Homes & Family Ministries
American Platform Tennis Association
American Red Cross
– Central South Carolina Chapter
– Georgia Flood Relief
– Greater Carolinas Chapter
– Hurricane Relief
– Metropolitan Atlanta Chapter
– Savannah Chapter
Amigos for Christ
Appalachia Service Project
Atlanta Humane Society
Atlanta’s Inn for Children
Atlanta Legal Aid Society
Atlanta Paralympic Organizing Committee
Atlanta Track Club
Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Foundation
Atlanta Women’s Foundation
Birmingham Episcopal Campus Ministries
Birth Education Training Acceptance (BETA)
Bishop Gadsen Episcopal Retirement Community
Blaze Sports
Boy Scouts of America
– Atlanta Area Council
– Blue Ridge Mountains Council
– Central Georgia Council
– Cherokee Area Council
– East Carolina Council
– Flint River Council
– Greater Alabama Council
– Greater St. Louis Area Council
– Gulf Coast Council
– National Capital Area Council
– North Florida Council
– Northeast Georgia Council
– Shawnee Trails Council
– Tuscarora Council
– Putnam Council
The Center for American Entrepreneurship
Boys & Girls Clubs of America
– Boys & Girls Clubs of Augusta
– Boys & Girls Clubs of Bristol
– Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Alabama
– Boys & Girls Clubs of Metropolitan Atlanta
– Boys & Girls Clubs of Middle Tennessee
– Boys & Girls Clubs of Montgomery
– Boys & Girls Clubs of Southeast Georgia
The Bridge Family Center
Camp Best Friends
Camp Sea Gull and Camp Seafarer
Camp Twin Lakes
Cancer Society of Greenville County
CARE
Center for Developmental Services
Center for the Visually Impaired
Centerstone Community Health Centers
The Cherokee Children’s Home

Charlotte Pregnancy Care Center
CHRIS Kids, Atlanta
Christian City
City Rescue Mission
Community Foundation of Lowcountry
Community Foundation Newton County
Community Memorial Foundation
Council on Aging of Nassau County
Covenant House Georgia
Cullman Park and Recreation Foundation
Daily Bread Food Bank
Daniel Foundation
Decatur Education Foundation
Dede Wallace Center
Denver Police Law Enforcement Museum
Duvall Presbyterian Homes
East Alabama Medical Center
Emmaus House
The Enterprise Foundation
EverThrive Illinois
Families First
Foxfire Fund
Friends of E.A.R.T.H.
Friendship House
Georgia AGAPE
Georgia Appleseed
Georgia Center for Nonprofits
Georgia Center for Opportunity
Georgia Council on Economic Education
Georgia Equality Project
Georgia Justice Projects
Georgia Legal Services
Georgia Nurses Association
Georgia Society of CPA’s
Girl Scouts of the USA
Girl Scout Councils
– Central Maryland Council
– Cumberland Valley Council
– Greater Atlanta Council
– Middle Mississippi Council
– Northeast Georgia Council
– Southwest Georgia Council
– Suncoast Council
– Julietta Gordon Low House
Girls, Inc. of Chattanooga
Girls, Inc. of Columbus
Girls, Inc. of Santa Fe
Global Village Project
Goodwill Industries
Habitat for Humanity, Columbus Area
Habitat for Humanity, Greater Ocala
Habitat for Humanity, Lexington
High Point Regional Health System
Highlands Community Services
Hillels of Georgia
Hospice of Montgomery
Hospice of the Golden Isles
Hospice of the South
Hubbard House
IFEEDER
I Have a Dream Foundation
Jacksonville Community Council

Jerusalem House
Kellogg Foundation
KidsPeace
Lakeshore Foundation
Latin American Association
Leadership Learning Academy
Lexington Habitat for Humanity
Life Path Hospice
Literacy Action
Los Niños Primero
Lutheran Towers
Magnolia Manor
The Make-A-Wish® Foundation of East Tennessee
The Make-A-Wish® Foundation of Georgia and Alabama
MathCounts Foundation
Meals On Wheels Atlanta
Methodist Home for Children and Youth
Mile High United Way
Mobile Meals
Monique Burr Foundation for Children
Montgomery Area Council on Aging
NAMES project Foundation
National Families in Action
North Florida Boy Scouts
Odyssey Family Counseling Center
Our House
Polk County Association for Handicapped Citizens
Project Elevate-Georgia
Project Open Hand
Project Read
Rainbow Village
Renewal Center of the South
Respite Care
Ronald McDonald House
– Atlanta
– Durham
– Greater Chattanooga
– West Georgia
St. Vincent de Paul of Georgia
The Salvation Army-USA Southern Territory
The Salvation Army of Greater Charlotte
Sheltering Arms Child Development & Family Support Center
Show Hope
The Spring
Stewart Center
Thornwell Home and School for Children
United Negro College Fund
United Way of Rutherford & Cannon Counties
Valley Rescue Mission
Variety of Georgia, The Children’s Charity
Village Atlanta
The Way Back Inn
Women’s Resource Center to End Domestic Violence
YMCA of Albany – Lee Branch
YMCA of Greenville
YMCA of Hartsville
YMCA of the Triangle Area
YMCA of Tuscaloosa
York Place

Healthcare

AID Atlanta
AIDS Action Council
AIDS Interfaith Network
Alzheimer’s Association, Atlanta – Area Chapter
American Association of Occupational Health Nurses
American Kidney Fund
Andean Rural Health Center
Arthritis Foundation, Georgia Chapter
Atlanta Interfaith AIDS Network
Baptist Health Foundation
Baptist Hospital East
Bethesda Hospital Association
Birth Education Training Acceptance (BETA)
Cancer Society of Greenville County
CDC Foundation
Centerstone Community Health Centers
Chesapeake Regional Health Foundation
Children’s Hospital of Alabama
Christian Medical and Dental Association
Columbus Regional Medical Foundation
Commonwealth Health Corporation
Council on Aging of Nassau County
CURE Childhood Cancer
Diabetes Trust Fund
East Alabama Medical Center
Erlanger Health Systems Foundation
Erlanger Medical Center

EverThrive Illinois
Georgia Cancer Coalition
Global Health Action
Grady Health System
Greenwood Genetic Center
HCA Hope Fund
Helen Keller Eye Research Foundation
Hospice of Montgomery
Hospice of the Golden Isles
Hospice of the South
Indian River Memorial Hospital
The Jewish Hospital Foundation
Levi Hospital
Life Path Hospice
MAP International
Marcus Autism Center
The Maternal & Child Health Institute, Inc.
Medcen Community Health Foundation
Memorial Health Foundation
Mercy Medical Center
Metro Atlanta Recovery Residence
Metropolitan Atlanta Council on Alcohol & Drugs
Mid-Florida Medical Service
Moffitt Cancer Center
National Alliance on Mental Illness, Georgia Chapter
National Marrow Donor Program, Be the Match
Palmetto Baptist Health Foundation

Piedmont Hospital Foundation
Provident Health Foundation, Inc.
River Edge Behavioral Health Center in Macon
Sacred Heart Hospital Foundation
Saint Frances Hospital Foundation
Saint Joseph’s Mercy Foundation
Saint Luke’s Hospital Foundation
Sarasota Memorial Healthcare Foundation
Scottish Rite Children’s Medical Center Foundation
Shepherd Center
Sisters of Mercy Services
Skyland Trail
Southeast Georgia Regional Medical Center
Southern Regional Medical Center
Southwest Christian Hospice
Sports Medicine Foundation
St. Jude’s Recovery Center
St. Vincent Hospital Foundation
Syncure, Inc.
Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare Foundation
Tender HealthCare Center
United States and Canadian Academy of Pathology
University Health Systems Foundation
Walton Rehabilitation Hospital
Winter Haven Hospital Foundation
Wellmont Foundation

Faith-Based Clients

Agnes Scott College
Ahavath Achim Synagogue (Atlanta, GA)
All Saints’ Episcopal Church (Atlanta, GA)
The Alliance for Christian Media (Atlanta, GA)
Amigos for Christ
Appalachian Service Project
Atlanta Interfaith AIDS Network
Atlanta Jewish Academy
Baptist Health Foundation
Baptist Hospital East
Belmont Abbey College
Benedict College
Berea College
Birmingham Episcopal Campus Ministries
Bishop Gadsen Episcopal Retirement Community
Burke Presbyterian Church (Burke, VA)
Calvary Baptist Day School
Camp Sea Gull and Camp Seafarer
Carson-Newnan College
Cathedral of Christ the King and School (Atlanta, GA)
Christ Church Anglican (Savannah, GA)
Christ Church Cathedral, Episcopal (Houston, TX)
Christ Church Cathedral, Episcopal (New Orleans, LA)
Christ Church Episcopal School, Greenville
Christ Church Episcopal (Raleigh, NC)
Christ Episcopal School (Covington, LA)
Christian City
Christian Council of Metropolitan Atlanta
Christian Medical and Dental Association
City Rescue Mission
Congregation Dor Tamid (Atlanta, GA)
Congregation Or Hadash (Atlanta, GA)
Cooperative Baptist Fellowship
Covenant House Georgia
Decatur Presbyterian Church (Decatur, GA)
Ebenezer Baptist Church (Atlanta, GA)
Episcopal Church of the Ascension (Cartersville, GA)
Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd (Austin, TX)
Episcopal Church of the Nativity (Fayetteville, GA)
Episcopal Diocese of Louisiana
Episcopal Diocese of Upper South Carolina
Episcopal High School
Epstein School
Eternal Word Television Network
Fellowship Christian Schools

First Congregational Church-UCC (Atlanta, GA)
First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta
First Presbyterian of Myrtle Beach
First United Methodist Church of Smyrna
Forest Hill Church (Charlotte, NC)
Friendship Baptist Church (Atlanta, GA)
Friendship House
Georgia AGAPE
Global Scholars
Grace Church Cathedral, Episcopal (Charleston, SC)
Hillels of Georgia
Holy Innocents’ Episcopal Church (Atlanta, GA)
It Is Written Television
Jerusalem House
The Jesus Project
The Jewish Hospital Foundation
Judson College
King College
Landmark Christian School
LaGrange College
Lutheran Towers
Martin Methodist College
Marist School
Mercy Medical Center
Methodist Home for Children and Youth
Montreat College
Mount Paran Christian School
Mount Pisgah Christian School
Notre Dame Academy
Old South Church (Boston, MA)
The Order of Saint Helena
Our Lady of the Assumption Cathedral Church (Atlanta, GA)
Palmetto Baptist Health Foundation
Pfeiffer University
Precious in HIS Sight
Presbyterian College
Reinhardt College
Riverside Presbyterian Church and Day School
Sacred Heart Hospital Foundation
Saint Andrews Sewanee School
Saint Frances Hospital Foundation
Saint George’s Independent School
Saint John’s Cathedral ( Jacksonville, FL)
Saint John’s Church ( Savannah, GA)

Saint Joseph’s Mercy Foundation
Saint Luke’s Hospital Foundation
Saint Mark United Methodist Church
Saint Mark’s Episcopal Church and Day School (Jacksonville, FL)
Saint Mark United Methodist Church (Atlanta, GA)
Saint Mary’s College of California
Saint Paul Christian Academy
Saint Pauls United Church of Christ (Chicago, IL)
Saint Vincent Hospital Foundation
Shallowford Presbyterian Church (Atlanta, GA)
Show Hope
St. John’s Cathedral, Episcopal (Jacksonville, FL)
St. James’ Episcopal Church (Marietta, GA)
St. John’s Episcopal Church (Roanoke, VA)
St. Martin’s Episcopal School (Metarie, LA)
St. Simons Presbyterian Church (St. Simons Island, GA)
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church (Richmond, VA)
St. Vincent de Paul of Georgia
The Salvation Army–USA Southern Territory
Sisters of Mercy Services
Southwest Christian Hospice
The Order of St. Helena, Episcopal
Thornwell Home & School
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral (Columbia, SC)
Trinity Episcopal Church and School (New Orleans, LA)
United Church- UCC (Santa Fe, NM)
United Methodist Children’s Home (Macon, GA)
Valley Rescue Mission
Wesleyan College
Westminster Presbyterian Church (Spartanburg, SC)
Whitefield Academy
Wofford College
Wynnbrook Christian School
YMCA of Albany — Lee Branch
YMCA of Greenville
YMCA of Hartsville
YMCA of the Triangle Area
YWCA of Birmingham
YMCA of Tuscaloosa
Young Harris College
Zabriskie Memorial Church of Saint John the Evangelist, Episcopal (Newport, RI)

College & University Clients

Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College
Agnes Scott College
Alabama State University
Ana G. Mendez University System
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Austin Peay State University
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Central Michigan University Foundation
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Clemson University
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Coastal Carolina University
Columbia International University
Columbus State University
Concordia University Texas
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Cumberland University
Dallas County Community College Foundation
Dalton State College
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Delta State University
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Eastern Michigan University
Embry-Riddle Aero University
Emory University
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Florida Atlantic University
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George Mason University
George Mason University Institute for Humane Studies
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Georgia Institute of Technology
Georgia Military College Foundation
Georgia Southern University
Georgia State University Foundation
Georgia State University – Robinson College of Business
Global Scholars
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Harvey Mudd College
Hendrix College
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Purdue University
Queen’s University of Charlotte
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Reinhardt College
Rhodes College
Rowan University
Saint Mary’s College of California
Salem Academy and College
San Jose State University
Saving Sweet Briar, Inc.
Sherman College for Straight Chiropractic
Shorter College
Simpson College
Southeastern Louisiana University Foundation
Southern Foodways Alliance
Southern Illinois University
– Paul Simon Public Policy Institute
Southern University
Spartanburg Technical College Foundation
Spelman College
Spring Hill College
Stevens Institute of Technology
Sweet Briar College
Tennessee Technology University
Tennessee Wesleyan College
Texas A&M University
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– 12th Man Foundation
Texas A&M University Corpus Christi
Texas Lutheran University
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Thomas University
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Union College New York
University of Alabama
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University of Buffalo Foundation
University of Central Florida Foundation

University of Central Missouri
University of Florida Harn Museum of Art
University of Georgia
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University of Hartford
Hartford Art School
University of Illinois Chicago
University of Illinois Foundation
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Valencia College Foundation
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West Virginia University Foundation
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Westminster College
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Wilmington College
Winona State University
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Winthrop College
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Young Harris College

Arts & Culture

Adirondack Museum
Alabama Shakespeare Festival
Alabama Zoological Society
The Alliance for Christian Media, Atlanta
Alliance Theatre
American Alliance of Museums
American Craft Council
American Folk Art Museum
American Library Association
Arena Stage
Arkansas Arts Center
Arts & Science Council of Charlotte/Mecklenburg
Arts for Learning, Woodruff Arts Center
Atlanta Ballet
Atlanta Botanical Garden
Atlanta History Center
Atlanta Opera
Atlanta Paralympic Organizing Committee
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra
Aurora Theatre
Austin Children’s Museum
BB King Museum
Bankers House, NC
The Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum
The Bascom
Bishop Museum of Natural History
Brevard Music Center
Butler Longhorn Museum
Caldwell Theatre
California Academy of Science
The Carter Center
Center for Puppetry Arts
Center for the Arts, Vero Beach
The Children’s Museum of Alabama
The Children’s Museum of the Upstate
Coastal Georgia Historical Society
Coastal Georgia Land Trust
Columbia Museum of Art
Columbus Archives-History Center
Columbus Community Projects Foundation
The Columbus Museum
Coca-Cola Space Science Center
The Columbus Museum
Rivercenter for the Performing Arts
Columbus Symphony Orchestra
Historic Columbus Foundation
Liberty Theatre
Springer Opera House
Woodruff Museum of Civil War Naval History
Community Foundation of
Greater Greenville, Inc.
Community Foundation of Louisville/Louisville Promise
Corporation for Public Broadcasting
– Conway, AR
– College Station, TX
– KERA – Dallas, TX
– KET – Lexington, KY
– KTXT – Lubbock, TX
– KWBU – Waco, TX
– WCTE – Cookeville, TN
– WHUT- Washington, DC
– WKSU – Kent, OH
– WLAE-TV — Metairie, LA
– WMTJ – San Juan, Puerto Rico
– WPBA – Atlanta, GA
– WTVI — Charlotte, NC
The Cultural Council of Douglasville Douglas County
1996 Cultural Olympiad
Cumberland Science Center
Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens
Dallas Museum of Art
Decorative Arts Collection Museum
Dekalb Historical Society
Denver Police Law Enforcement Museum
Destination Cleveland County
Discovery Place
Bobby Dodd Coach of the Year Foundation
Eastern Band of the Cherokee Nation
El Dorado Festivals & Events, Inc.
Emily Dickinson Museum

Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art
The Etowah Foundation
Fernbank Museum of Natural History
The Fine Arts Center of Kershaw County
The Flannery O’Connor
Andalusia Foundation
Flint Riverquarium
The Florida Aquarium
Florida Holocaust Museum
The Fox Theatre
Frick Art & Historical Center
Fuller Craft Museum
Georgia Conservancy
Georgia Historical Society
Georgia Mountains History Museum at Brenau University
Georgia O’Keeffe Museum
Georgia Public Broadcasting
Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation
Hay House
Gibbes Museum of Art
Goldsboro Air Power Museum
Graveyard of the Atlantic Museum
Greenville County Library
Greenville Symphony Orchestra
Greenwood Museum
Harn Museum of Art, University of Florida
Hartford Art School
Hartford Symphony Orchestra
Hatcher Garden & Woodland Preserve
High Museum of Art
Hermann Grima-Gallier Historic Houses
High Point Area Arts Council, Inc.
Historic Columbus Foundation, GA
Historic Greenville Foundation
Historic Oakland Foundation
Historic Pocahontas
Historic Westville
History Colorado
History Miami
History Museum of Upcountry South Carolina
Horizon Theatre Company
Houston Ballet
Huntsville—Madison County Botanical Garden
Hurricane Warning! Center
I Have a Dream Foundation
Institute of American Indian Arts
International Civil Rights Center and Museum
International Photography Hall of Fame and Museum
Jackson Zoological Park
Jacksonville Zoo
Latino Cultural Center
Lawrence Hall of Science at the University of California, Berkeley
Lively Arts Center
Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
Madison-Morgan Cultural Center
Maritime Center for the Gulf of Mexico
McNay Art Museum
Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester
Mayborn Museum
Miami Art Museum
Mid-America Science Museum
Midtown, Inc.
Mint Museum of Art
Morris Museum of Art
Muscogee County Library
Museum of the Cherokee Indian
Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego
Museum of Design Atlanta
Museum of New Mexico Foundation
Museum of International Folk Art
Museum of Indian Arts & Culture
Museum of Science and History
Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience
New Mexico History Museum
New Mexico Museum of Art
Palace of the Governors

Naples Botanical Garden
National Association of Latino Independent Producers

National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors
National Civil War Museum
National Constitution Center
National Health Museum
National Infantry Museum
National Museum of Women in the Arts
New Mexico Museum of Natural History Foundation
New Mexico School for the Arts-Art Institute
Nexus Contemporary Art Center
Orlando Museum of Art
Orlando Science Center
Ohr-O’Keefe Museum of Art
Old City Park
The Oxford American
Panama Canal Museum
Penland School of Crafts
Please Touch Museum
Polk Museum of Art
Price Tower Arts Center
Reading Is Fundamental, Inc.
Redwood Library and Athenaeum
Reynolda House Museum of American Art of Wake Forest University
RiverCenter for Performing Arts
Riverside Theatre, Inc.
Thrasher-Horne Center for the Arts
Salvador Dali Museum
Savannah Symphony Orchestra
Self Family Arts Center
Sergeant York Historical Association
Seven Stages Theatre
Sloss Furnaces National Historic Landmark
Smith Mountain Lake Center
Smithsonian American Art Museum
South Arts
South Carolina Children’s Theatre
South Carolina Governor’s School for the Arts and Humanities
South Carolina Historical Society
South Carolina State Museum Foundation
Southeastern Flower Show
Southern Highland Craft Guild
Southern Museum of Flight
The Spencer Theater for the Performing Arts
Spoleto Festival
Springfield Art Museum, MO
Springfield Museums, MA
Springmaid Villa Art Museum
Spruill Center for the Arts
SRS Heritage Foundation
Stowe Botanical Garden
Tampa Bay History Center
Taubman Museum of Art
Telfair Museums
Tellus: The Northwest Georgia
Science Museum
Tennessee Board of the Friends of Sequoyah
Texas Range Hall of Fame and Museum
Theatre Virginia
Theatre Winter Haven
Theatrical Outfit
Thrasher-Horne Center for the Arts
Tres Centurias Foundation
True Colors Theatre Company
Tryon Fine Arts Center
Tubman African American Museum
U. S. Marshals Museum
Vero Beach Museum of Art
Virginia Zoological Society
Walters Art Museum
Washington State Historical Society
Washington State History Museum
Witte Museum
WonderRoot
Woodruff Arts Center
Worcester Art Museum
Young Audience of Atlanta
Zoo Atlanta

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