Dear Friends: We recently heard from an inmate in the correctional system,

requesting a copy of the West Virginia history that the Humanities Council published a few years ago for use in adult education classes. We sent the little book with our best wishes, reminding me of the wide variety of programs and constituencies our organization serves.

A look at recent highlights confirms the broad range of Council work: *Our programs and grants served every part of West Virginia, and

many places repeatedly.*We launched the online West Virginia Encyclopedia. In a few months,

“e-WV” has carried the West Virginia story to tens of thousands of people — in every state and in more than 75 countries worldwide.

*We sent several lucky high school teachers to India, continuing a long tradition of Humanities Council teacher institutes. Past groups have studied in England, Japan and at many places in West Virginia.

*We hosted one of the last public appearances of the late Ted Sorensen, advisor and confidant to President Kennedy. Sorensen recalled West Virginia’s historic 1960 presidential primary.

*And we had a good year financially, with income surpassing projections and expenditures within budget.

That’s the real trick, of course, to field literally hundreds of programs yearly and still keep our organization in sound financial health. At the West Virginia Humanities Council we manage that with the support of the National Endowment for the Humanities, the West Virginia Department of Education and the Arts, and many corporate, foundation and individual donors. You’ll find them all in the Annual Honor Roll beginning at right.

The purpose of this Report Card is to recognize those good supporters and to provide the level of accountability West Virginians expect of us. We welcome your review of our work, and certainly we welcome your support.

Sincerely,

Steve Hopta, President

West Virginia Humanities Council 2010

Repo r t Ca rd and Annua l Hono r Ro l lFrom Our President

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West Virginia Humanities Council 2010

The West Virginia Humanities Council is a nonprofit organization governed by its board of directors.

Board of Directors

Annual Report Card

Our work in 2010 was made possible by the generous support of the following organizations and individuals.

UNDERWRITERH. B. Wehrle FoundationMcDavid FoundationBetty Sweet Ness State of West Virginia - Department of Education and the ArtsVerizon

BENEFACTOR Betty Gardner BaileyKenneth and Anna BaileyBob Bastress and Barbara FleischauerRichard and June BeardsleyBernard H. & Blanche E. Jacobson FoundationBriar Mountain Coal and Coke CompanyMichael and Peggy HarpoldKanawha-Roxalana CompanyRuby Newman-Peck

Norfolk Southern FoundationPaul and Emily Papadopoulos Norval and Barbara RasmussenSenator and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller IVRaymond and Phyllis Smock Ken SullivanUnited BankMichelle Walker - To honor Lucile Gertrude Martsolf Henry and Sharon WehrleJill Wilson and Russell Isaacs

PATRON William M. DavisDickinson Properties Limited PartnershipMartha and Rudy DiTrapanoDrs. David and Marie Foster Gnage Huntington Federal Savings BankInformation Research CorporationJames & Law CompanySam and Dee KapouralesDr. Joseph and Meg LakerRick LehmanWilliam B. Maxwell IIITia and Bob McMillanMorgantown Printing & BindingBob and Ann Orders Jr.Nina PeytonP. Michael PleskaDr. and Mrs. Thomas PotterfieldJack and Joy Rossi

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e-WV: The West Virginia Encyclopedia Becky Calwell, editor Mike Keller, media editor www.wvencyclopedia.org___________________________________________________________________________

Children’s author Marc Harshman works with students in Mingo County.

In 2010, Humanities Council grants and programs served West Virginia communities through lectures, traveling exhibits, “History Alive” presentations, our new e-encyclopedia, award-winning documentaries, teacher institutes, publications, bus tours, storytelling, book festivals, archeological digs, and more.

e-WV: The West Virginia Encyclopedia was introduced to West Virginians at a public launch for the online encyclopedia in Charleston. Verizon contributed $150,000.

The Council-sponsored radio documentary The Great Textbook War won both Peabody and Edward R. Murrow awards.

Our popular John Henry traveling exhibit closed out a 22-site run with a special coalfields tour, bringing the famous Steel Driver home to southern West Virginia.

Author James Bradley delivered the 2010 McCreight Lecture in the Humanities on the subject of the flag-raising by U.S. Marines during the Battle of Iwo Jima.

The historic MacFarland-Hubbard House hosted a window restoration workshop sponsored by Preservation Alliance of West Virginia.

The Council again supported the Contemporary American Theater Festival in Shepherdstown.

The West Virginia Book Festival marked its 10th anniversary.

Billy Edd Wheeler kicked off the Little Lecture Series.

The Lost River Museum mounted an exhibit of local Indian artifacts honoring “Those Who Came Before.”

Pendleton County water mills were documented by the Fort Seybert Heritage Educational Association.

The Ohio River Festival of Books celebrated regional literature.

Oglebay Institute celebrated its 80th anniversary with lectures related to the role of the park and museum in the Wheeling community.

The Native American Graves Protection Act was the subject of a conference sponsored by the West Virginia Archeological Society.

An international lecture series at Bluefield State College brought speakers from Nigeria, Nepal, India, and China.

Our most recent Smithsonian Institution traveling exhibit concluded a two-year statewide tour in Petersburg.

Historian Gary Kornblith spoke about President Abraham Lincoln during a Parkersburg program titled “The Making of the President 1860.”

Humanities Council supporters joined Ken Sullivan and Michelle Walker for a two-day road and river trip from Charleston to Point Pleasant, Parkersburg and back.

In 2010, 632 supporters contributed $292,211 to the West Virginia Humanities Council.

The folk instruments of West Virginia were the subject of the Augusta Heritage Center’s “Made to Play” exhibit in Elkins.

Concord University students presented Shakespeare on campus.

The Underground Railroad was the subject of an African-American history program in Williamson about how coded quilt messages helped slaves escape. Former newspaper editor Becky Calwell was hired as e-WV editor.

Courthouses in Jefferson, Randolph, Greenbrier, Mercer, Marshall, Wirt, Marion, Fayette, Barbour, Cabell, Doddridge, Kanawha, Wood, Wyoming, and McDowell counties were the subject of a documentary highlighting their architecture and historical significance.

Stephen Hopta PresidentJames W. Rowley President Emeritus

George I. Brown ClarksburgStan Cavendish CharlestonSarah Denman HuntingtonCicero Fain HuntingtonKen Fones-Wolf MorgantownHannah Geffert MartinsburgMarie Foster Gnage ParkersburgKay Goodwin CharlestonJulie Ritchie Gurtis RavenswoodEleanor Heishman MoorefieldFrances Hensley HuntingtonDee Kapourales WilliamsonKarl C. Lilly III SissonvilleTia C. McMillan MartinsburgKristina Olson MorgantownPaul Papadopoulos CharlestonElisabeth H. Rose IndependenceSharon H. Rowe LewisburgNorman W. Shumate III CharlestonRaymond W. Smock ShepherdstownKaren Stakem WheelingVictor Thacker ElkinsAlbert Walker Bluefield

Ken Sullivan Executive Director

Kim Duff Fiscal Officer

Cheryl Marsh Operations Manager

Carol Nutter Secretary

Mark Payne Program Officer

Amy Saunders Grants Administrator

Debby Sonis Administrator

Michelle Walker Director of Development

A.C. Designs Publication Design

West Virginia Humanities Council 1310 Kanawha Boulevard, EastCharleston, WV 25301(304) 346-8500 (304) 346-8504 (fax)wvhuman@wvhumanities.org

A state affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities, the West Virginia Humanities Council serves West Virginia through grants and direct programs in the humanities.

Next Board Meeting April 1, 2011, Parkersburg.Open to the public.

Staff

Board members & board meetings

Committee members, meetings & grant workshops

Programs & grants

Michael Keller

The Humanities Council had a strong year in 2010. Revenues increased to $1,527,940, more than 107 percent of projections and $201,771 higher than 2009. We spent $1,382,550, ending the year with a surplus of $145,390.

Where the money came from...

Again in 2010, the National Endowment for the Humanities, a federal agency, provided the largest share of Humanities Council income, $717,050 or 47 percent of the total. This increased from $640,260 in 2009. The West Virginia Department of Education and the Arts provided $450,000, the same as the previous year and 29 percent of the total. The remaining $360,890, or 24 percent of the total, came largely from the private sector, including individual gifts and corporation and foundation support. Of this, Verizon provided $150,000 in support of e-WV: The West Virginia Encyclopedia.

...and where the money went.

Our finances

Looking back, we note that Humanities Council income has grown from year to year. Allowing for the exceptional year of 2006, when revenues spiked with publication of the West Virginia Encyclopedia, 2010 was our best year ever. Council assets have risen as well, exceeding $2 million for much of fiscal year 2010.

Looking forward, we aspire to another good year. The Humanities Council board of directors has approved a budget of $1,567,000 for fiscal year 2011, which includes a $110,000 grants reserve carried forward from 2010._______________Unless otherwise indicated, the figures and charts shown here are based on actual, unaudited financial information as reported internally to management and the board of directors. The West Virginia Humanities Council is audited annually by an independent auditor, with each year’s audit available for public inspection by April of the following year.

64% Programs & Grants

29% Administration

7% Development

REVENUE National Endowment for the Humanities $717,050 State of West Virginia $450,000 All other sources $360,890

Total revenues $1,527,940

EXPENSES Programs & grants grants $269,144 direct programs $432,099 related expenses $177,411 Total programs & grants $878,654

Administrative $409,526 Development $ 94,370

Total expenses $1,382,550

Surplus (deficit) $145,390

Since its online launch in September 2010, e-WV: The West Virginia Encyclopedia has taken the Mountain State story to readers in more than 75 countries around the world.

In 2010, 64 percent of Humanities Council expenses went to programs and grants, 29 percent to administrative costs, and seven percent to development. These percentages are unchanged from the previous year.

47% National Endowment for the Humanities

29% State of West Virginia

24% Other Sources

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Richard HessMr. and Mrs. Roy HolsteinSteve and Othenia HoptaHuntington Museum of Art David and Pam IceHoward IlligJarrett Construction Services Inc.Olivia JefferdsTed Jeffries - In memory of E. Mason JeffriesRody and Ruth JohnsonWilliam JohnsonFrank and Karen Lynne JohnstonHelen JonesJay JoslinMr. and Mrs. L. E. KahleDavid and Susan KatzGladys KnappGerry KohlerJohn Lambertson and Katherine AaslestadGretchen Moran LaskasEric LassiterElisabeth Rose LathropHelena LeeBil, Paula and Noah and Ellie LeppShirley LundeenBill and Eleanor MacLeanCharles Mahan IVDavid Marlow - In memory of Carolyn HalsteadTheresa Marlow - In memory of Carolyn HalsteadBob MaslowskiBetty MaxwellBrooks McCabe Sam McCorkle (dec.)Paul McCreightBritt and Judy McJunkin William McKeeRichard MerrillGregory MerrittJudge Blane and Mary Anne MichaelThomas Michaud Ph.D.Mike Ross Inc.Jean MillerGerry and Mary Alice MilnesMarion MoirJanet MooreDr. and Mrs. W. C. MorganMary Gorby MurphyChristina MyerHarold NewmanDr. and Mrs. Robert NewmanMr. and Mrs. Gerald NottinghamDonald and Deborah Patthoff Jr. Mimi PickeringPrayWorks LLCMary Radabaugh Mary Watson Ragland (dec.)Rita RaySteve and Maria Carmen RiddelE. Glenn and Emma RobinsonR. Terrance RodgersEli and Carrena RouseStephen and Sharon RoweGeorge RutherfordDavid and Peggy SaddMack and Thelma SamplesRobert and Margaret SayreAnne SelingerJohn and Katherine ShottCarroll and Wanda SimpkinsRobert and Olivia SingletonBarbara SmithIke and Stuart SmithJames and Robin Snyder

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FRIEND 3 Rivers Combined Federal Campaign Mike and Alice AbernathyLouis AikensAlaska Humanities ForumMr. and Mrs. R. Ruffner Alexander Belinda AndersonColleen AndersonHelen AndersonColleen AndersonDonald AndrewsAnonymous Cathy AquinoEde AshworthPaul AtkinsRuth BakerHelen BallJim and Nancy BalowMelissa BannisterDr. David BardJohn BarnesDavid Allen Barnette Esq.Henry and Anne BattleKen BattyBrenda BeattyCal and Marcy BeckelheimerRoscoe BeeDebra BenedettiElizabeth BeuryJane BirdsongSpencer BivensBenjamin BlackwellRobert BlobaumRobert BonarDr. Tyler BoulwareNate and Janie BowlesJack and Myla BowmanJudy BradfordJohn and Nancy BreedMargaret BrennanGary and Bonnie BrownViola BurchettMr. and Mrs. Joe E. BurfordAnnabel BurnsMaria BusickEleanor Byrnes

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denotes gift dedicating a pergola chair

Michelle Walker raises funds for the Council.

Elizabeth ClarkeClay County Landmarks Commission and Historical SocietyB. Diane ClementsMarty ClineJason and JoAnn ConleyDebra and Glenn ConnerLinda ConnerPatty CooperMr. and Mrs. A. Lawrence Crimmins Jr.Ben and Jane Crutchfield Jr.Robert CsernicaSteve and Laura CunninghamDr. John CuthbertSandra CzernekK. Paul and Mary Jean DavisPamela DeBarrTony and Hilda DeBruynFrank DeCariaElizabeth DeggesDolores D’Errico - In memory of Carolyn HalsteadDr. Alan DeYoungJohn William “Bill” DillonNancy DodsonPattye DodsonPeggy Dolan - In memory of Carolyn HalsteadChap and Tacy DonovanJane DorseyErnie DotsonArt and Pat DoumauxDream Catcher Creative LLCThomas DukasEdward DunleavySally EganBob and Mary Alice ElkinsElkins Branch American Association of University WomenLinda Dickenson ElliottW. Michael EllisCicero Fain IIIYvonne FarleyJoanne Fawcett - In memory of Carolyn HalsteadDavid and Jennie Ferretti

The West Virginia Division of Culture and History awarded a $29,138 grant in support of grounds restoration during the 175th anniversary year of the historic MacFarland-Hubbard House. Existing landscaping, including fine magnolias and other mature trees, will be supplemented by period plantings, and the driveway and walks will be repaired.