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Mission Statement

Letter From The Executive Director

Community Feedback

The Loft Cinema At A Glance

By The Numbers

Screen One Renovation

What We Do

Loft Film Fest

Loft Kids Fest

Solar Cinema

At The Box Office

Financial Data

Marketing

Building For The Future

Donors

Volunteers

Board Of Directors & Loft Cinema Staff

Jesse Jackson (unless noted otherwise)

Matt McCoy (Deputy Marketing Director)

Newly renovated Screen 1 with new seats, stadium seating, more aisles, full accessibility for all including the hearing and sight impaired, better temperature control, better sound, and more!

“Tucson’s film scene and movie nerds are plentiful, and the pinnacle of our cinema love has, and continues to be, The Loft Cinema. The ultimate source of independent films, unique Q&As, special guests and favorite cult films, the three-screen theater continues to reign supreme in the community.”- Best of Tucson, Tucson Weekly

Photo Credit: Tim Fuller

MISSION STATEMENTThe Loft Cinema is a local nonprofit dedicated to creating community by celebrating the art and diversity of film.

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DEAR FRIENDS OF THE LOFT CINEMA,2017 was a banner year for the theatre! We celebrated The Loft Cinema’s 45th anniversary of serving Southern Arizona with great films and unique programming.

We completely renovated our flagship Screen 1, converting it from floor to ceiling with new seats, great sightlines, improved acoustics and temperature control, and full accessibility! Thank you to everyone who made the renovation possible!

We re-opened Screen 1 with the premiere of Dunkirk, marking the first time The Loft Cinema opened a new film on 70mm.

We set a new record at the end of 2017: December was the highest attended month in the 15 years that The Loft Cinema has been a nonprofit…a record quickly erased when January 2018 surpassed it!

We had our first full year of Loft Solar Cinema, with 59 screenings from as close as Himmel Park to as far away as Douglas, with more than 10,000 people enjoying family-friendly films under the stars!

2018 holds the promise of being another year of record attendance as we continue to show an eclectic collection of new films and classics, special events with that unique Loft brand, and, as always, the unexpected!

Thanks to everyone who loves The Loft Cinema for making 2017 a year to remember!

Peggy JohnsonExecutive Director

COMMUNITY FEEDBACK

“I want to thank you and your board and all at The Loft Cinema for the wonderful events you brought to our community. Your rural film program is so important!” - Laurie McKenna, Re: Rolling Reels Screening at Central School Project

“Tucson’s best independent movie theater. Lots of special events, very knowledgeable staff, and a great selection of food and drinks.” - Chris Macholtz

“The Loft is a movie going experience unlike any other in Southern Arizona. They really try to make sure you have the best time you can have. Highly recommend.” - Nick Trask

“Very pleasant experience. I’m a Tucson native who had never taken time to experience the Loft Theater. My loss. The theater has recently remodeled and it’s beautiful and comfortable inside. The concession stand is well stocked and the staff friendly and helpful. You must visit this local gem.” - Jesse Huggins

“Wonderful atmosphere! Friendly people! Great vibe! Classy venue for independent films! Thanks!” - Leslie Messenger

“A Tucson point of pride. I lived in Austin once and I used to refer to the Loft as a lesser Alamo Drafthouse. Then I grew up.” - J.R. Dodge

“The Loft Cinema is a great local theater. I love going for the classic films and wonderful atmosphere. My kids love going for the free kids movies and activities hosted there. It is always a good time for all.” - Jessica Gonzales

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HARRY POTTER AND THESORCERER’S STONE20TH ANNIVERSARY PARTY!

3 SCREENS

ONE OF

SCREEN 1

376 SEATS

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SCREEN 2

85 SEATSSCREEN 3

98 SEATS

DIGITAL PROJECTION, 35MM, 70MM ANDLOOP TECHNOLOGY

MEMBERS OF SUNDANCE ART HOUSE PROJECT

AMERICAN FESTIVAL MEMBERS OF CICAE

AMERICAN CINEMA MEMBERS OF THE INTERNATIONAL CONFEDERATION OF ART HOUSES (CICAE)

DIGITAL PROJECTIONAND LOOP TECHNOLOGY

DIGITAL PROJECTION, 3D AND LOOP TECHNOLOGY

THE LOFT CINEMA AT A GLANCE

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6,108

120

174

2,646

$17,915

YEARS THE LOFT CINEMA HAS BEEN OPEN

YEARS THE LOFT CINEMA HAS BEEN A NONPROFIT ARTS ORGANIZATION

LOFT CINEMA MEMBERS

VOLUNTEERS VOLUNTEER HOURS

DONATIONS TO COMMUNITY NONPROFITS VALUE OF DONATIONS

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BY THE NUMBERS

NUMBER OF ATTENDEES

217,877AGE

18-44 35%

45-65 30%

OVER 65 35%

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121

379

86

65

103

637

51

59

4,928

35MM SCREENINGS

70MM SCREENINGS

FEATURE FILMS

FIRST RUN FILMS

SHORT FILMS

DOCUMENTARY FILMS

TOTAL DIRECTORS

COUNTRIES REPRESENTED

OFFSITE EVENTS

TOTAL SCREENINGS

440

147

61

132

191

86

53

51,444

SPECIAL EVENTS

SPECIAL GUESTS

COMMUNITY RENTALS

EDUCATIONAL EVENTS

COMMUNITY PARTNERS

FREE SCREENINGS

FULL HOUSES IN SCREEN 1

TOTAL FREE ADMISSIONS

11,025 POUNDS OF ORGANIC POPCORNSERVED

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2017: THE YEAR OF THE SCREEN 1 RENOVATION

After many years of dreaming, and more years of planning and fundraising, The Loft Cinema’s flagship Screen 1 was brought into the 21st Century in style!

In a miraculous 10-week period, Screen 1 went from shabby to chic, with new seats, stadium seating, more aisles, full accessibility for all including the hearing and sight impaired, better temperature control, better sound, and many other improvements and updates you can’t necessarily see but will definitely improve your experience.

After being refurbished and trimmed, the gold drapes returned to their place of prominence, allowing Screen 1 to retain its magic while providing a more comfortable experience. Screen 1 also retained its 35mm projector along with Southern Arizona’s only 70mm system, allowing us to re-open Screen 1 with Dunkirk in 70mm!

We have more work to do, with the final phase a building connecting the main building and Screen 3. In the meantime, look for The Loft Cinema to go SOLAR in 2018!

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2017: THE YEAR OF THE SCREEN 1 RENOVATION

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Thank you to our generous donors whose $20,000 gifts helped make our Screen One rehabilitation a success!

BONNIE KAY

BAYARD AUCHINCLOSS

PEGGY JOHNSON & JOE TARVER

MAX MCCAUSLIN

THE JACK CHALLEM TRUST

And we want to thank everyone who purchased the naming rights to the seats.All 376 seats were sold in record time!

WHAT WE DOFIRST-RUN FILMSThe best new independent, foreign and documentary films, many in exclusive Tucson engagements.

GUEST FILMMAKERSIndustry professionals, including directors, producers, actors, and writers, interact with audiences and answer questions about the context and artistic content of their work.

LOFT FILM FESTThe Loft Cinema’s annual international film festival, presented by Desert Diamond Casinos & Entertainment (see page 17 for more details).

LOFT KIDS FEST & LOFT JR.A year-round celebration of family-friendly films with an emphasis on underserved families, featuring an interactive program, hands-on activities and free popcorn (see page 19 for more details).

FIRST FRIDAY SHORTSA monthly competition for local filmmakers to win $200 and qualify for the finale in May, when the winners of all 12 months compete for $1,000.

ESSENTIAL CINEMAA free series of the most important classic art films.

ART ON SCREENThe performing arts on the big screen, with thrilling theatre productions from around the world, captured live and presented in beautiful high definition.

JOURNALISM ON SCREENAn ongoing series pairing films that explore the world of journalism with lively discussions with experts and industry professionals. Presented by The New York Times, the UA School of Journalism, the UA College of Social and Behavioral Sciences and the Arizona Inn.

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WHAT WE DO CONTINUED

ONE HIT WONDERSGreat new documentaries at special one-night-only screenings.

SCIENCE ON SCREENThought-provoking films, paired with insightful contextual discussions with scientists to create illuminating and entertaining programming that brings the exciting world of science to life on the big screen. Made possible by a grant from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation and the Coolidge Corner Theatre Foundation.

COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPSThe Loft Cinema collaborates with dozens of nonprofits and other organizations on screenings and events that allow the groups to promote the understanding of specific issues and to raise funds and awareness.

NATIVE EYES FILM SHOWCASEThe longest continuously-running film showcase devoted to Native American and Indigenous films, workshops and filmmaker Q&A’s in Arizona. Collaboratively produced by Arizona State Museum with the Tohono O’odham Nation Cultural Center and Museum, Pascua Yaqui Computer Clubhouse, Indigenous Strategies and the UA American Indian Studies Department.

LOCAL FILM PREMIERESThe Loft Cinema is the venue for premieres of films made in and around Tucson, or by Tucson-based filmmakers, often with the director, writer, producers, cast and crew in attendance.

LATE NIGHT CULT CLASSICSThe greatest cult classics of all time on the big screen.

MONDO MONDAYSA series of weird, wild and wonderful films from the Mondo side of the silver screen, every Monday night.

THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOWThe Loft Cinema has screened this cult phenomenon Saturdays at Midnight since 1977.

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WHAT WE DO CONTINUED

SOLAR CINEMAThe Loft Cinema became the first American member of the Solar Cinema network, joining our global partners in Chile, Uruguay, Mexico, Brazil, Indonesia, Croatia and Spain. The mission of Solar World Cinema is to democratize the access to cinema, creating a special platform to screen films with social matters for free, turning public spaces into self sustainable open-air cinemas. The solar cinema brings unseen films to unexpected places (see pages 21-22 for more details).

LOFT MEMBER SCREENINGSLoft Cinema members are invited to attend one FREE screening per month on opening night of a new film. Screenings are open to the public at regular admission prices.

SING-A-LONGSThe most beloved movie musicals of all time come to life at uniquely interactive events where the audience is the star! Onscreen lyrics bring all the songs to life, while prop-filled goodie bags, costume contests and other surprises help bring in the fun! Signature Loft Cinema Sing-A-Longs like Grease, Purple Rain and The Very Merry Holiday Sing-A-Long Spectacular have become annual Tucson traditions!

SHORTS PROGRAMSThe Loft Cinema gives audiences the rare opportunity to enjoy internationally-acclaimed short films on the big screen with annual screenings of nationally-touring shorts programs including the Oscar Nominated Short Films (Animated, Live Action and Documentary), the Sundance Film Festival Short Film Tour, the Manhattan Short Film Festival and Lunafest.

THE ALL-NITE SCREAM-O-RAMAStay up all-nite at the sickest, scariest, most scream-errific cinematic slaughterhouse you’ve ever seen! It’s guaranteed to curdle your blood, raise your hair and give your gag reflexes a real workout, so all scaredy cats need not attend! Thrills and chills await you throughout the night as we unleash SEVEN hand-picked horror classics that are so scandalously shocking, the only way to hold on to your sanity is to keep repeating to yourself – “it’s only a movie, it’s only a movie, it’s only movie …”

THE SCI-FI SLUMBER PARTYBuckle up for 12 straight hours of intergalactic excitement at the Sci-Fi Slumber Party!, a non-stop excursion into the outer limits of space age cinema, featuring more aliens, robots and apocalyptic insanity than you can shake a light saber at! With seven sci-fi classics, vintage sci-fi movie trailers, trivia games and out-of-this-world prizes, this is an overnight space odyssey of truly epic proportions!

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LOFT FILM FESTThe eighth annual Loft Film Fest brought the world of cinema to Tucson with an extraordinary line-up of films, guests and special events at The Loft Cinema in Tucson, Arizona!

EXCEPTIONAL PROGRAMMINGThe nine-day cinematic showcase of exclusive Tucson screenings featured award-winning, hand-selected festival favorites from Berlin, Cannes, Sundance and more; lively Q&A’s with internationally-acclaimed industry professionals; provocative discussions; exciting retrospective screenings; Southwest, Arizona and Tucson Premieres; Academy Award-shortlisted films; fearless late night programming and captivating short films. In total, this year’s Loft Film Fest presented 46 narrative features, documentaries, short film programs and special events.

ACCLAIMED GUESTSNoam Chomsky, Allison Anders, Curtis Armstrong, Stevie Salas, Christina Fon, Myron Dewey, Dean Lent, Kirby Dick, Nanfu Wang, Nilima Abrams, Frances Causey, Lisanne Skyler, Dominic Villarrubia and more!

FESTIVAL STATISTICS & HIGHLIGHTS• Nearly 10,000 people attended the 8th annual Loft Film Fest, both at The Loft Cinema and On The Road locations!

• Opening night of The Loft Film Fest brought Nerd Power back to Tucson with a special screening of the 1984 comedy classic, Revenge of the Nerds, which was filmed on the University of Arizona campus and at various locations throughout the Old Pueblo. One of the film’s iconic stars, Curtis Armstrong (aka “Booger”), appeared at the screening for a post-film Q&A, discussing his fond memories of making the film in Tucson over 30 years ago, as well as signing copies of his new memoir, Revenge of the Nerd, an account of his career as a Hollywood actor. For a dash of “Nerd Alternative” programming, The Loft Film Fest also celebrated Opening Night with a sold-out Screen 3 showing of the highly-acclaimed new documentary, Faces Places, directed by the legendary French filmmaker, Agnès Varda, recipient of a 2018 Honorary Academy Award for her decades-long career. Varda and her co-director, the visual artist JR, shot a special introduction to the film, exclusively for The Loft Film Fest! Opening Night festivities also included an outdoor party complete with free champagne, hors d’oeuvres and live ‘80s-themed party music from Tucson rock band, ‘80s and Gentlemen!

• A total of 46 narrative films, documentaries, short film programs and special events!

• Films from top festivals around the world, including Berlin, Cannes, Chicago, Hot Docs, Telluride, New York, Sundance, South by Southwest, Toronto, Tribeca, Venice and more!

• 23 Tucson Premieres, 14 Arizona Premieres and 1 Southwest Premiere, as well as 3 Official Academy Award Submissions from Nepal, Switzerland and the Dominican Republic!

• 21 special guests in attendance, including actors, directors, producers, screenwriters and other industry professionals!

• 3 Festival Tributes and Award Presentations to Noam Chomsky, 2017 Lofty Achievement Award; Allison Anders, 2017 Lee Marvin Maverick Award; and Nanfu Wang, 2017 Social Justice Award, presented by Kirby Dick!

• 1 CICAE Art Cinema Award (selected by an esteemed panel of international jurors) given to the narrative feature, White Sun, Nepal’s Official Academy Award Submission!

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LOFT KIDS FEST

The 11th annual Loft Kids Fest provided free films and fun activities for 4,574 children ofall ages in July 2017!This unique nine-day film fiesta featuring 13 free screenings, free popcorn, educational activities, games, prizes and surprises, has become a much-loved summertime tradition for families in Tucson and Southern Arizona.

Each day of the Loft Kids Fest offers a different film, from beloved classics and foreign discoveries to popular contemporary favorites, and every film is a show, with interactive pre-screening fun hosted by community partners like Mildred & Dildred Toy Store, Friends of the Pima County Library, Children’s Museum of Tucson & Oro Valley and more!

DURING THE 2017 LOFT KIDS FEST, WE GAVE AWAY

3,475 BAGS OF POPCORN

600 EEGEE’S DRINKS (COURTESY OF EEGEES AND THE LOFT CINEMA)

500 BOOKS (COURTESY OF FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY)

450 CUPCAKES (COURTESY OF CAKES FOR CAUSES)

350 CARROTS (COURTESY OF WHOLE FOODS)

150 BICYCLE HELMETS (COURTESY OF PIMA COUNTY BICYCLE AND PEDESTRIAN PROGRAM)

The 2017 Loft Kids Fest film program represented 10 countries: USA, UK, Japan, Sweden, Lebanon, France, Lithuania, Germany, Czech Republic and Taiwan.

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2017: LOFT SOLAR CINEMA TAKES TO THE ROAD!

In 2017, we officially launched Loft Solar Cinema, taking our show on the road throughout Tucson and Southern Arizona! More than 10,000 people enjoyed a total of 59 free, family-friendly films under the stars.

Loft Solar Cinema is a cargo van outfitted with solar panels provided by our friends at Technicians for Sustainability. With the power of solar energy, Loft Solar Cinema projects films on a 20-foot inflatable screen using a state-of-the-art projector and sound system creating unique viewing experiences in underserved rural and urban areas while indirectly promoting the value of sustainable energy.

With funding from Desert Diamond Casinos and Entertainment and a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts, we presented Loft Film Fest on the Road, a program dedicated to bringing our favorite films from the Loft Film Fest to venues throughout Arizona. We hosted screenings at Himmel Park, the San Xavier Farm Cooperative, Ajo Town Plaza, Pisinemo Recreation Center, Tombstone and Douglas.

Funding provided by Arizona Humanities supported Rolling Reels: Bringing Movies to You!, a community-building program featuring films paired with introductions by humanities scholars. We hosted Rolling Reels events at the Amerind Foundation in Dragoon, the Bisbee Central School Project, the Arivaca Community Center, the Pasqua Yaqui Reservation, Three Points, Patagonia, Sells, and the Global Justice Center in South Tucson.

Loft Solar Cinema partnered with the University of Arizona Cats After Dark, MOCA, the Tucson Children’s Museum, Las Milpitas Community Farm, and Tucson Meet Yourself to host events in Tucson.

“Having Awake shown here brought together tribal Tohono O’odam members who went up to Standing Rock and afterward they were able to talk about their experiences. The director of the film was wonderful in explaining the filming, the emotional reactions and his own emotions during the filming. It was a powerful experience for everyone who attended, so I wanted to thank you for making it possible.” - Mary-Martha Miles at the Loft Film Fest on the Road screening of Awake: A Dream from Standing Rock with director Myron Dewey in person at San Xavier.

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2017: LOFT SOLAR CINEMA TAKES TO THE ROAD!

TOTAL SOLAR CINEMA SCREENINGS: 59

TOTAL SOLAR CINEMA PARTNERS: 18

TOTAL TOWNS VISITED: 14

SOLAR CINEMA PARTNERS

Ajo Town Plaza

Amerind Foundation

Arivaca Community Center

Borderlands Film Festival

Central School Project

Children’s Museum of Tucson and Oro Valley

Douglas Arts and Cultural District

Global Justice Center

Himmel Park Amphitheater

Las Milpitas Farm

Museum of Contemporary Art Tucson

OK Corral

Patagonia Public Library

Pisinemo Recreation Center

Robles Elementary School

San Xavier Dance Ramada

San Xavier Farm Coop, San Xavier District

University of Arizona, Cats After Dark

SOLAR CINEMA LOCATIONS

AjoArivacaBisbeeDouglasDragoonNogalesPatagoniaPisinemoSan Xavier DistrictSellsSouth TucsonThree PointsTombstoneTucson

AT THE BOX OFFICE

TOP 10 NEW FILMS

1 LADY BIRD

2 DUNKIRK

3 THE SHAPE OF WATER

4 LOVING VINCENT

5 MOONLIGHT

6 KEDI

7 I AM NOT YOUR NEGRO

8 LOST IN PARIS

9 MY COUSIN RACHEL

10 THE FLORIDA PROJECT

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AT THE BOX OFFICE

MONTH-LONG SERIES

THE FILMS OF SPIKE LEE

THE OSCAR NOMINATED SHORT FILMS 2017

THE FILMS OF WIM WENDERS

THE FILMS OF SOFIA COPPOLA

THE FILMS OF MEL BROOKS

THE FILMS OF ALEJANDRO JODOROWSKY

THE FILMS OF LINA WERTMÜLLER

THE FILMS OF GUILLERMO DEL TORO

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2014 2015 2016 2017

GROSS REVENUE $2,195,099 $2,289,173 $2,943,686 $2,993,975

ATTENDANCE 177,158 185,248 219,972 217,877

BOX OFFICE REVENUE $1,013,289 $1,016,191 $1,202,793 $1,230,570

CONCESSIONS REVENUE $461,163 $507,201 $635,841 $632,182

MEMBERSHIP REVENUE $365,760 $406,569 $479,165 $539,360

MEMBERSHIPS 3,212 3,545 3,522 4,183

TOTAL MEMBERS 3,929 4,481 5,156 6,108

TOTAL FUNDRAISING REVENUE $619,081 $643,776 $931,438 $974,895

TOTAL ASSETS $2,679,441 $2,813,049 $3,020,496 $3,468,521

FINANCIAL DATAThe Loft Cinema has seen phenomenal growth since transitioning to a nonprofit in 2002. Independent annual audits confirm that The Loft Cinema has operated in the black every year since 2005.

The Loft Cinema is one of the most successful art cinemas in the U.S., and we are the only nonprofit art house in Southern Arizona.

Despite losing Screen 1 for two months for renovations (and therefore 5% of possible screenings for the year), comparative attendance was down only 1%, leading to better-than-budgeted revenues that kept pace with the previous year.

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FINANCIAL DATA

2017 REVENUE: $2,993,975

41% Box O�ce

33% Concessions

21% Fundraising Revenue

5% Other (Rentals, In-Kind, etc.)

2017 EXPENSES: $2,816,047

38% Salaries

29% Programming

24% Operations

8% Concessions

GROSS REVENUEBY YEAR

ATTENDANCEBY YEAR

2014 $2,195,099 2014 177,158

2015 $2,289,173 2015 185,248

2016 $2,943,686 2016 219,972

2017 $2,993,975 2017 217,877

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MARKETINGMEDIA OUTLETS THAT COVERED THE LOFT CINEMAARCHAEOLOGY SOUTHWEST

ARIZONA DAILY STAR

ARIZONA DAILY WILDCAT

ARIZONA PUBLIC MEDIA

AZ CENTRAL

BENS BELLS

BLOG FOR ARIZONA

BLOODY DISGUSTING

EDIBLE BAJA

FILM JOURNAL INTERNATIONAL

KGUN

KVOA

KXCI

MARK RUBIN WRITES

MAUI NEWS

MY HERALD REVIEW

NATURAL AWAKENINGS

NERD BUILD

NOGALES INTERNATIONAL

THE JEWISH POST

THE VERGE

TUCSON JCC

TUCSON LIFESTYLE

TUCSON LOCAL MEDIA

TUCSON NEWS NOW

TUCSON SENTINEL

TUCSON SOUL CIRCUIT

TUCSON WEEKLY

UA NEWS

ZOCALO MAGAZINE

WEBSITE TRAFFIC1,579,451 Page Views 707,436 Sessions 316, 879 Unique Visitors

PRINTED FILM GUIDES20,000 copies distributed by mail and at many local businesses every month.

FACEBOOK33,000+ Followers

INSTAGRAM11,900+ Followers

TWITTER7,030+ Followers

EMAIL LIST20,026

MAILING LIST13,216

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WE’VE ACCOMPLISHED SO MUCH ALREADY!2002: Original purchase by the nonprofit Loft Cinema, Inc.

2004: The Loft Cinema becomes Tucson’s first movie theatre to sell beer and wine.

2008: Screen 2 is renovated with new seats, carpet, and sound.

2010: The adjacent vacant property north on Camilla is purchased foradditional parking to support our growth.

SUMMER 2012: The new parking lot is paved, adding 82 new spaces.

JUNE – NOVEMBER 2012: The adjacent auto shop is purchased and transformed into the incredible Screen 3.

2012 - 2013: State-of-the-art digital projectors are installed in all 3 screens (including 3-D in Screen 3).

SUMMER 2015: The original parking lot is paved, improving safety and access.

DECEMBER 2015: Reel-to-reel 35mm and 70mm projectors are installed in Screen 1.

JULY 2017: Screen One Renovated with new seats, stadium seating, more aisles, full accessibility for all including the hearing and sight impaired, better temperature control, better sound, and more.

IN 2018: The Loft Cinema will work with Technicians for Sustainability to install solar-covered parking and convert a majority of its power supply to solar energy.

THE LOFT CINEMA IS BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE

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$25,000 - $49,999

Peggy Johnson andJoe Tarver

National Endowment forthe Arts

$10,000 - $24,999

Kathy Alexander andPaul Lindsey

The Jack Challem Trust

Desert Diamond Casinos and Entertainment

Edna Gray

Paul and Mary Koss

Zocalo

$50,000+Arizona Commission on the Arts

Max McCauslin

2017 DONORS

$5,000 - $9,999

Arizona Inn

Arizona Public Media

Arts Foundation of Tucson and Southern Arizona

Bess Spiva Timmons Foundation

Buffalo Exchange

The Coolidge Corner Theatre Foundation

Fresco Pizza

Geico

Stephen Golden and Susan Tarrence

Allen and Kim Halper

HBL CPAs, P.C.

Vivi and Adib Sabbagh

Scraps on Scraps

Trail Dust Town

Elna Tsao

Tucson Lifestyle

Sam and Linda Yalkowsky

$2,500 - $4,999

Anonymous

Anonymous

Anonymous

Arizona Daily Star

Bayard Auchincloss

Richard Bates

Leigh Bernstein

Arch and Laura Brown

Eric Carr and Richard Rhoads

Devereux Arizona

Martin Dresner and Ellen Ristow

Muriel and Marc Goldfeder

Pam Grissom

Rick and Linda Hanson

Gary and Joni Jones

KXCI Radio

MOCA Tucson

Jan and John Mueller

Natural Awakenings

The Rialto Theatre

Jeanne Sharp and Barry Young

Tucson Meet Yourself

Tucson Museum of Art

Tucson Sentinel

University of Arizona College of Social and Behavioral Sciences

$1,000 - $2,499Jim and Fran Allen

Anonymous

Anonymous

Anonymous

Anonymous

Arizona Friends of Chamber Music

Frank and Betsy Babb

Betsy Bolding

Bookmans Entertainment Exchange

Broadway in Tucson

The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation

Carpenter, Hazlewood, Delgado, & Bolen

Catalina In-Home Services, Inc.

Joseph Chambers and David Daniell

Dennis and Sevren Coon

Cultural Art

Brooke Davis

Diaspora Showcase

Etherton Gallery

Stanley and Norma Feldman

Ronna Fickbohm and Jeff Willis

Price Fishback and Pamela Slaten

Friends of the Pima County Public Library

The Gregory School

Jaime and Linda Gutierrez

Mac Hudson

Donnie Johnson

Bonnie Kay

Judy and Arthur Kidder

Law Office of Kay Richter

Live Theatre Workshop

Long Realty Cares Foundation

Elise Lopez and Robert Hanshaw

LPFM Downtown Radio

Mildred and Dildred

Shawn Miller

Mirasol

No Kill Pima County

Old Tucson Studios

Onda Guey Courier

Penca Restaurant

Laurie and Tom Pew

Pima County Department of Transportation

Pima Dermatology

Pima Federal Credit Union

Ping Pong Media

Plus Size Pilates, LLC

Presidio Schools

Timothy Reckart

Rogue Theatre

Mark Rubin

Rusing Lopez and Lizardi P.L.L.C.

Salon Nouveau

Jennifer Schneider

Richard and Jasmine Seagrave

Harriet Silverman and Paul Smelkinson

Ron and Marcia Spark

St. Francis in the Foothills

St. Philip’s in the Hills Episcopal Church

Story Land LLC

Joanne Stuhr and Alexis Smith

Leonard Summers

True Concord

Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

Tucson International Jewish Film Festival

Tucson Local Media

UA School of Dance

University of Arizona Health Sciences

Barbara Warren

Bert Whitehead

Paul Winick and Ronda Lustman

David Youngerman and Jeannie Fransen

$500 - $999Stephanie and Jack Aaron

Advocation Services

Alliance Francaise de Tucson

Anonymous

Anonymous

Anonymous

Anonymous

Artful Living by Jeff Ferst

Ronald and Nancy Barber

Bear Essential News for Kids

Kate Bernheimer and Xia Hendricks

Bound By Books

Zach and Cassie Breneman

Catalina United Methodist Church

Community Foundation for Southern Arizona

Carolyn Cooper and John Sharawara

Cynthia and Kevin Devine

Cynthia Dickstein and Frank Grundstrom

Darryl and Mary Ann Dobras

Randy Fisher

Milton Francis and Marilyn Heins

General Dentistry 4 Kids

Gabriele Gidion

Cindi and Stephen Gilliland

Arthur and Trudy Golden

Kay Grossman

Laila Halaby

Bob and JoAnne Hungate

Dianne Iauco and Arizeder Urreiztieta

Isabella’s Ice Cream

Liz Kanter Groskind and Eric Groskind

Holly Lachowicz

Alan Levenson and Rachael Goldwyn

Lori Levine and Gary Benna

Frank Mascia and Jeanne Taylor

Cathy Monro and Loren Zech

NAMI

Eleanor Ortega

OrthoPros

Diana Ossana and William Williams

Lefteris Papanikolaou and Armando Robles

Homer Pettey and Jennifer Jenkins

Pima County Community College Foundation

Jim Puliafico and Brad Harris

Judy Purze

Ron and Sharon Quarles

Paul Reese

Reveille Men’s Chorus

Rincon Congregational UCC

Romero House Potters

Ted and Kathleen Schneyer

Sepp Financial Corp.

Chris Smith and Ann Dernier

Speedway Veterinary Hospital

Letizia Stanghellini and Mark Dickinson

Tucson Federal Credit Union

Tucson Parks and Recreation

UA School of Theatre, Film & Television

Robert and Marie Vincent

Welcome Diner

Patricia Whitehill

Martin Willett and Sally Darcy

Winding Road Theater Ensemble

Judy Wood and Adrian Barton

$250 - $499Adopt Love Adopt Local

Kristen Akin and Rip Nicholson

Keith and Pamela Alexander

Timothy and Randolph Arand-McIlrath

Arts Tucson

Patrick Barabe and Heather West

Avery and Carolyn Bates

Elizabeth and Blanton Belk

Don and Barbara Benjamin

John and Yolanda Bernal

Leon Bialkowski and Mia Gay

Stephanie Bigusiak and Diane Gulczynski

Brenda Bird

Dev Bose and Ariadne Diaz-Marroquin

Brady Industries, LLC

Joyce Broan

Dan and Cindy Brocious

Bonnie Brunotte and Steven Haight

Brush Fire BBQ

Tom Buchanan and Robert Bell

Richard and Leo Burkhart

James and Donna Burton

Kathy Byrne

Cakes for Causes

Kenneth Callicott

Kyle Canfield

Constance and Jefferson Carter

Rick Castellini and Trudi Hoffman

Center for Creative Photography

Katherine and John Cerino

James Chalfant and Margaret Pysh

Children’s Museum of Tucson

Ben and Teresa Clement

Gerald Cohen and Barbara Fass

Commerce Bank

Sidney and Barbara Coon

John and Gretchen Corcoran

George and Marjorie Cunningham

Shawna DaCosta

M.J. Demetras and John Umbreit

Desert Milagros

David Dobzelecki

Karen Downey

Tim Dugan and Carol Pfister

Judy DuPree

Eegee’s, Inc.

Susan and Richard Enholm

Carla Erb

Emilia and Don Falk

Craig and Julia Faltin

Mary Fellows and Robert Shand

Leonard Fieber and Kristine Moran

Kathleen and Blair Finkelstein

Robert and Carol Fiore

Judy and Janet Fireman

Jennifer Fisk

Danielle and Russell Fix

Gary and Christina Freeman

Jeannie and Jonathan Fruean

Timothy Fuller and Robin Hiller

Brooke Gallagher

Holly and Stephen Gardner

Cecilia and Paul Gee

Gerald and LaDona Geise

Stuart Gibson and Erika Johnston

Gerald and Barbara Goldberg

Joseph and Paulette Gootter

George and Ardith Grady

Lyn Green and Kelly Fremming

Laura Gronewold and Chad Blair

Robert and Karol Gugino

Phil and Anne-Marie Hall

Shelli Hall and Bob Lipinczyk

Christine and Kimberly Hamel-Brown

Mark Hamilton and Elizabeth Ouellette

Mary Beth Haralovich and JJ Johnson

Jan Harrison

Greg and Vicki Hart

Suzanne Hayt

Sandy and Elliott Heiman

Brad Holland

Suzanne and Todd Horst

Peter and Meg Hovell

Tim Howell and Marci Reynolds

Craig Huston and Victoria Lucas

Vicki and Lin Inouye

Jewish History Museum

Geneve Johnson and Marian Wilcox

Marilyn Johnson and Ralph Van Dusseldorp

John Paul Jones III and Sallie Marston

Kalil Bottling Co.

Ken Kalina and Jane Erin

Sali Katz

Elaine Kay

Elizabeth Kennedy and Bobbi Prebis

Kernal Pops

Gurumeet and Nirvair Khalsa

Nadia Khatib and Chad Westerland

Amber and Jonathan Kleefeld

Rich and Susan Knutson

Stephanie Kolnacki

Kore Press

Adrian and Kirsten Korosec

Barbara Kosta and Mohsen Haddad-Kaveh

Kay Lehman and Vince Baker

Jennifer and Dan Linzer

Steve and Nancy Lynn

Susan Lynn-Rivera and Martin Juan Rivera

Benjamin Mackey

Joan and Bill Marum

Lucy Masterman

Cecelia Matson and Jack Armitage

Warren and Felicia May

Kathleen McCarthy and Fred Beeston

Matt McCoy and Lauren Baker

Margy McGonagill and Garry Bryant

Cindy and Bart McGuire

Sandy McKenna

Thomas Meierbachtol and Sharon Clark

Dana Milne

Doug and Sally Mitchell

Peter and Caroline Morse

Donna and Hans Moser

Michael and Debbie Moynihan

Michael Mussman and Sara Golan Mussman

Constance Negley and Robert Noble

Nic Newlun and Jennifer Ben

Phyllis Newton

Jennifer Noseck

Marcey Olajos and Ron Lee

Marilyn and Michael Orenstein

Sarah Osborne and Joe Quarnberg

William and C. Joan Owens

Anne Parker and Dean Pielstick

Dave Perry-Miller

Shelley Phipps and Cathy Larson

Dennis Prather and Vanessa Dixon

Christopher Pray

Barbara Provus and Fred Wackerle

Sally Quinby

John and Ann Racy

Thomas and Cheryl Reddy

Bridget Riceci and David Byrne

James and Arlene Ripley

Gail Roberts and Stephen Rubin

Larry and Tam Robertson

Brenda Rodriguez

Bill and Alice Roe

Rona Rosenberg

Herbert and Aphrodite Rubin

Jim and Elouise Rusk

Jim and Dee Ann Sakrison

Stu Salasche and Els Duvigneau

Peter Salomon and Patricia Morgan

Salpointe Catholic High School

Marc and Deborah Sandroff

Claire Scheuren

Si and Eleanor Schorr

Diana Sewell

Molly and James Sheedy

The Silco Theater

Andy Silverman and Starr Sanders

Rich Snyder and Linda Jensen

Sonoran Institute

Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation

Brad and Loretta Sowers

Jan and Dan Stebbins

Christopher and Lynne Steele

Gary Steigerwalt and Dana Muller

Steward Observatory

Carol Stewart and Danny Katzen

Camilla and Nick Strausfeld

Dan and Shirley Streeter

Marie Swanson

Sandra Szelag and Carol Kells

Sarah Tarver-Wahlquist and Rob McLane

Merle Turchick and Gibb Windahl

University of Arizona Museum of Art

Jonathan Van Ballenberghe and Sharon Wahl

Don and Bobbie VandeGriff

Marianne VanZyll

Ralph and Jean Wahl

Felicia Wallace

Nanette Warner and Robert Crago

Richard and Theresa Webster

Roger and Barbara Wheeler

Richard White and Barbara Harris

Sara and Lloyd Wisdom

Laura and Craig Wittman

Kathy and Bill Young

Karen Zittleman and David Sadker

Marcy Albert

Art Aldag

Travis Ardle

Marie Cathey Banks

Christopher Bastin

Kevin Batz

Emily Belleranti

Sarah Bernhardt

Leigh Bernstein

Frank Jude Boccio

Martha Boose

Crystal Bright

Shannon Bronson

Mary Buckley

Trillian Burk

Gary Burkholder

David Carsten

Melinda Catapano

Sheri Center

Carolyn Classen

Catherine Costello

William Darnell

Linsay DeMartino

Susan Denis

Lydia DeRobertis

Jeanette des Lauriers

Mary Beth Dickey

Kathy Dixon

Paul Dolenac

Susan Enholm

Joan Epstein

Katherine Estrella

Kate Fitzpatrick

Danielle Fix

Michael Ford

Joel Foster

Theran Frederick

Brooke Gallagher

Colleen Gallagher

Bonnie Gil

Luke Gil

Marcia Gold

Mary Gordon

David Ferreira Gregory

Norma Guest

Ann Guido

Jill Hadap

Artemis Hanusiak

Molly Harrington

Howard Harrison

Linda Heisley

Rodica Hida

Denny Hildreth

Margaret Hoeft

Michael Hojjatie

Maureena Horn

Nancy Huff

Julianne Hurst-Williams

Jill Jankowski

Lizz Judge

Robert Keegan

Art Kidder

Judy Kidder

Lauren Klinkhamer

Janine Kosek

Margaret Lacey

Tiki Lawson

Lorie LeMaguer

Aaron Lopez

Melodie Lopez

Eugene Lowe

Carol Margolis

Johanna Martinez

Kathleen Mauro

Max McCauslin

Beth McCullough

Margaret McHenry

Josue Medrano

Rachel Mindell

LB Moorehead

Laura Myers

Brent Nixon

Tom Price

Nadezhda Provotorova

Judy Purze

Jamie Rabinowitz

Marie-France Racette

Caroline Ragano

Jorga Riggenbach

Emma Rodriguez

Yissel Salafsky

Nikki Sanchez

Tina Schivone

Franz Schneider

Meredith Schubach

Lisa Schumier

Deanna Shoob

Dru Ellen Smith

Joe Smith

Cheryl Soloway

Edward Staten

Dana Steketee

Donna Stephenson

Janin Struminger

Curt Stubbs

Edith Swiatek

Natalia Szymczak

Caroline Tompkins

Andrea Uribe

Susan Waites

Merry Warner

Greer Warren

Michael Wautier

Richard Webster

Sean White

Jasmine Wong

Ana Woodmansee

Tiffany Young

Sharon Youngblood

Loraine Zagula

LOFT CINEMA VOLUNTEERS

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

LOFT CINEMA STAFF

Ron BarberPresident

Tim FullerVice-President

Stephen GoldenTreasurer

Melodie LopezSecretary

Ray BorboaAssistant Manager

Zach BrenemanDeputy Director

Charley BrownFacilities Coordinator

David CorreaInventory Specialist

Shawna DaCostaDirector of Educationand Engagement

Jason DenholmDirector of Theatre Operations

J.J. GiddingsMarketing Director

Amber KleefeldDirector of Membership and Donor Services

Jonathan KleefeldFinance Director

Ben MackeyMarketing Associate

Peggy Johnson Executive Director

Floor Staff:

Blaine Austin

Laura Bargfeld

Reed Chandler

William Elizondo

Parisa Eshrati

Becky Hall

Ezra Heightchew-Howard

Marcel Jeanisse

Thomas Kidder

Jaleh Padron

America Valencia

Emily Quinn

Ana Quiñones

Elizabeth Raskob

Sunny Jo Wheaton

Betsy BoldingJaime GutiérrezDianne IaucoMary KossMelodie LopezCarmen MarriottHal MelfiDavid NixKatherine Pew

Matt McCoyDeputy Marketing Director

Daniela OntiverosAdministrative Assistantand Outreach Coordinator

Pedro Robles-HillAssistant Manager

Brenda RodriguezAssistant Manager andVolunteer Coordinator

Rachel SaindonAssistant Manager

A.J. SimonAssistant Manager

Jeff YancProgram Director

Projectionists:

Clarice Bales

Sarah Jardini

Haley McFeely Lead

Candace Ripley Lead

Tim ReckartClaire ScheurenLisanne SkylerJoanne StuhrJoe TarverFrank Valenzuela

Jan MuellerEmeritus