2015-02-23T15:16:03-05:00 2014-09-30 MITCHELL & TITUS LLP ONE BATTERY PARK PLAZA NEW YORK NY 10004 990 2013-10-01 232434447 National Constitution Center % CHRISTINE DONNELLY VP OF FIN NATI 2154096739 525 Arch Street Suite Philadelphia PA 191061514 CHRISTINE DONNELLY VP OF FINANCE 2154096739 2015-02-17 true FREDERICK DAVIS P00446023 2154096739 2013 2016-02-25 16:41:14Z MR JEFFREY ROSEN 525 Arch Street Philadelphia PA 191061514 24718196 false X www.constitutioncenter.org X 1986 PA Disseminate information about the US Constitution on a non-partisan basis. 32 31 194 112 1136317 -192264 7338426 16921428 3119502 2899676 978821 1257969 2428020 1364915 13864769 22443988 0 0 0 0 6950716 7042251 65663 0 1144412 13857311 12723630 20873690 19765881 -7008921 2678107 145752516 154365303 4699561 5017198 141052955 149348105 Disseminate information about the US Constitution on a non-partisan basis. false false 13699985 0 2878160 The Museum of We The People Main Exhibition - The Center maintains a multimedia, interactive permanent exhibition, which is open to the public 362 days a year. The Story of We the People traces the American quest for freedom from the signing of the U.S. Constitution to the present through more than 100 interactive exhibits, films, photographs and rare artifacts. The Main Exhibition also includes the stirring, 360-degree theatrical production Freedom Rising and the iconic attraction Signers' Hall, where visitors can sign the Constitution alongside 42 life-size, bronze statues of the Founding Fathers. In the fall of 2014, the Center opened its George H.W. Bush Gallery, which for the next three years will feature Constituting Liberty: From the Declaration to the Bill of Rights, an original exhibition with one of the 12 surviving original copies of the Bill of Rights. The exhibition will be on display for three years. Feature Exhibitions - The Center also presents a wide range of changing exhibitions in its Feature Gallery. These include original exhibitions created by the Center; collaborative installations with various partners; and traveling exhibitions from other institutions. The Center's 2013-14 exhibitions included American Spirits: The Rise and Fall of Prohibition, a world-premiere exhibition created in-house by the National Constitution Center; the 1968 exhibition, created by the Minnesota History Center; Capture the Moment, an exhibition of Pulitzer Prize photography created by the Newseum; and, currently on display, Slavery at Jefferson's Monticello, created by Thomas Jefferson Foundation at Monticello in partnership with The National Museum of African American History and Culture. Traveling Exhibitions - The Center travels many of its original exhibitions to other museums and cultural institutions around the country. The Center currently has two exhibitions on the road: The first is a panel show circulated in partnership with the American Library Association (ALA) based on the Center's first originally produced exhibition, Lincoln: The Constitution and the Civil War. The second is the Center's exhibition on Prohibition, American Spirits: The Rise and Fall of Prohibition. The Lincoln panel show will travel to libraries in 200 communities across the country through 2015 and the Prohibition exhibition is currently on a ten-venue national tour through 2018. In 2013-14 the exhibition travelled to Minneapolis, MN; St. Louis, MO; and Indianapolis, IN. The Center was honored to have the American Spirits exhibition chosen by the NEH On the Road program for an NEH-sponsored 2,000 sq. ft. adaptation of the flagship exhibition that will tour to 24 smaller venues from June 2014 through March 2019. 855382 0 15454 A Headquarters for Civic Education Educational Resources - The Center produces a variety of standards-based teaching materials for use in the classroom and at the museum. These include online and on-site workshops for educators, class field trips, themed on-site educational packages, and the creation of a wide array of teaching materials: Ongoing Teacher Workshops --The Center's professional development opportunities enable educators to deepen their understanding of civic education, the U.S. Constitution and American history. For full or half-day workshops, the Center's education staff, along with guest scholars, presents grade-level-appropriate sessions about the Center's cutting-edge educational materials and programs. In addition, teachers receive classroom-ready resources and learn how to illuminate constitutional ideals and inspire active citizenship. Student Guides-Visitors to the main exhibition can pick up a copy of our Student Guide, The Path to Responsible Citizenship, which provides an engaging way for students to experience the main exhibition. Guides are available for elementary-, middle-, and high-school students. Student guides are also available for feature exhibitions. Constitutional Hall Pass - In 2010, the Center launched a series of dynamic web-based video lessons that promote civic competencies-the knowledge, intellectual processes, and democratic dispositions required to be active and engaged citizens in public life. Designed for middle- and high-school students, the videos teach historic and civic lessons, and make repeated connections between the subject matter and students' everyday lives, showing them how both history and the Constitution are relevant to them. In addition to the video lessons, throughout the year students and teachers have the opportunity to chat live online with constitutional experts and members of the museum's education staff about the topics presented in each episode. Progressive Business Publications - This continuing education and continuing legal education partnership offers online courses and audio conferences for educators, administrators, and other professionals seeking career development. The content provided focuses on constitutional issues, current events and civic engagement. Online Resources - The Constitution Center maintains a content-rich website that provides access to a wide array of teaching resources. Educational offerings include the Interactive Constitution, the Centuries of Citizenship Timeline, as well as podcasts and live and archived videos of the Constitution Center's stellar lineup of Town Hall Programs. The Constitution Center's blog, Constitution Daily, delivers the latest coverage of constitutional issues from national experts, including Lyle Dennison, the dean of Supreme Court reporters in Washington. Pocket Constitutions - The Center offers miniature copies of the full text of the Constitution as a fun and unique way for teachers to provide their students with constitution study materials. Young Citizens Scholarships - The Center subsidizes transportation and admission costs for Title I schools to help defray the cost of field trips for underserved students. Educational Programming - The Center puts on a variety of fun, interactive programs designed to educate students about - and engage them with - their Constitution. These programs range from the daily offerings of our main and feature exhibitions, to special-occasion events that draw students from all over to the Center, to our traveling programs. Daily Programs - Throughout the year, the Center produces a variety of daily programs and demonstrations, such as Constitution Game Board, Presidential Trivia, and a Civil War Artifact Cart, to engage visitors throughout the museum. Traveling History & Civics Program - In 2008, the Center initiated a Traveling History & Civics program that sends museum educators into schools, community centers, and other educational facilities nationwide to present interactive civic education programs. These themed programs illuminate key constitutional topics including the Bill of Rights, the structure of our government, and the meaning of citizenship. Civic Holidays -The Center is the best place to honor America's civic holidays, occasions to commemorate America's history, celebrate our rights and responsibilities as citizens, and learn about our constitutional ideals. The Center commemorates days like Martin Luther King Day, Earth Day, Flag Day, Constitution Day, Veterans Day, and many other holidays throughout the year with engaging, educational programs and activities at the Center. The entire week of Constitution Day (September 17th), for instance, is full of activities celebrating the signing of the document, from scholarly talks to a naturalization ceremony. As part of its Independence Day celebration, the Center partners with neighboring historic sites for the Finding the Founders program, presenting conversations with scholars who share their insights on equality and freedom through the lens of the American Revolution. Theatre Programs - Offered daily to visitors as an introduction to the Main Exhibition, Freedom Rising is a multimedia theatrical experience that brings the American quest for freedom to life through 360-degree projection, state-of-the-art sound and lighting, and a dynamic live actor. In addition, the Center produces and presents museum theatre performances on a variety of mission-related topics. In 2007, the Center launched Living News, an interactive theatrical performance developed to engage student audiences with current constitutional issues. The Center also produces original theatrical performances in conjunction with some of its Feature Exhibitions, in order to highlight constitutional topics and celebrate American freedoms. Constitution High School - In 2006, the National Constitution Center-in partnership with the School District of Philadelphia and the Annenberg Foundation-embarked on a bold educational experiment: the opening of Constitution High School (CHS), a public school with a focus on U.S. history and democracy. The Center is partnering with the school district to provide programming and curricular material for the school, which graduated its first senior class in 2009. Among its many initiatives with CHS, the Center runs a five-phase workshop series to support the students on their National History Day projects, as well as integrating The Constitution Happened Here program in the school's Philadelphia History elective, which encourages the study of public and local history through project-based learning. Additionally, in 2012 the Center developed a new educator resource, The Constitution Happened Here website, which includes student projects, curriculum, and encourages groups to upload their own projects to the website. 970694 0 6062 America's Town Hall Town Hall Programs - As America's Town Hall, the National Constitution Center hosts constitutional conversations uniting distinguished leaders, scholars, authors, and journalists from across the political spectrum. Citizens are invited to join the conversation through a mix of daytime and evening programs. The Constitution Center has welcomed numerous notable guests, including former Vice President Al Gore; former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld; Governors Scott Walkerand Edward Rendell; Senators Kirsten Gillibrand and Jim DeMint; premier historians Annette Gordon-Reed and Doris Kearns Goodwin; Supreme Court Justices Samuel Alito, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Anthony Kennedy, Sonia Sotomayor, John Paul Stevens, and Sandra Day O'Connor; and many others. Visiting Scholars - In partnership with the University of Pennsylvania Law School, the National Constitution Center offers annual fellowships to constitutional scholars from across the country, to participate in educational outreach programs, constitutional commentary, and research and writing projects. Past scholars include Akhil Amar, Doug Kmiec, Kathleen Sullivan, John Yoo, Theodore Olson, Laurence Tribe, Ted Shaw, Martha Jones, Geoffrey Stone, Richard Allen, and Mickey Edwards. John M. Templeton, Jr. Lecture - Dr. John Templeton endowed the Constitution Center's annual John M. Templeton Jr. Lecture on Economic Liberties and the Constitution. Past lecturers include Kenneth Starr, Richard Epstein, Walter Dellinger, Cass Sunstein, Thomas Merrill, Cardinal Roger Mahoney, Secretary Tommy Thompson, John C. Bogle, Lawrence Summers, and Governor Bobby Jindal. In December 2014, the National Constitution Center welcomed AEI scholar and political scientist Charles Murray, who presented his perspective on the importance of what he calls, "America's Founding Virtues." Digital/Blog - Town Hall programing presents a non-partisan platform for discussions about key constitutional issues that engages more than 1 million people monthly. The discussions are thoughtfully moderated, and supplemented by video programs, audio podcasts and blog posts that reach a wide national and international audience. Live events feature newsmakers and the nation's top constitutional scholars. The Center's popular Constitution Daily blog is featured on Yahoo! News and often cited by influential websites such as SCOTUSblog, Above The Law and the ABA Journal. And the Center's new podcast series, featuring Center President & CEO Jeffrey Rosen, is quickly growing as an essential resource for educators and students around the world. Special Town Hall Program Series - The Constitution Center regularly develops year-long Town Hall program series, focusing on timely issues facing America. In addition to year-long initiatives, the Constitution Center currently produces an annual Supreme Court term preview and review series and is the site for Intelligence Squared U.S. Debates in Philadelphia. Liberty Medal - The Liberty Medal is awarded annually by the National Constitution Center to men and women of courage and conviction who have strived to secure the blessings of liberty to people the world over. Established during the bicentennial celebration of the U.S. Constitution, the Liberty Medal has been awarded to Presidents William J. Clinton and George H.W. Bush, Nelson Mandela, Kofi Annan, Mikhail Gorbachev, Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, Bono Steven Spielberg, Robert Gates, Muhammad Ali, Hillary Rodham Clinton among other distinguished recipients. 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The Center has a policy of appropriating for distribution each year 5 percent of its endowment fund's three year rolling average of immediate previous fiscal years. Form 990, Schedule D , Part XII - Line 4b Fundraising expense: $ 18,936 Form 990, Schedule D , Part XIII - Line 2d Fundraising expense: $18,936. Form 990, Schedule D, Part X, Line 2 - FIN 48 (ASC 740) Management has evaluated the tax positions of the Center and concluded that there are no uncertain tax positions that require recognition or further disclosure in the notes to the financial statements. The Center files annual information returns and is subject to audits by taxing jurisdictions; however, no audits for any periods are currently in place. Management believes that the Center is no longer subject to such audits for years prior to 2010. LIBERTY MEDAL 1287500 1287500 18936 0 1287500 1287500 18936 18936 -18936 X X X X true false false false false false false false false MR DAVID EISNER President & CEO (to 10.31.12) 312615 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9285 0 321900 0 0 0 Vincent Stango Chief Operating Officer 190216 0 20000 0 0 0 8299 0 10204 0 228719 0 0 0 Margaret Cronan Chief Communications Officer 137894 0 0 0 0 0 2811 0 4601 0 145306 0 0 0 Alison Young VP of Public Engagement 125396 0 0 0 0 0 2585 0 5029 0 133010 0 0 0 MR JEFFREY ROSEN President & CEO 261762 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10549 0 272311 0 0 0 Severance Payment - Schedule J, Part I, Line 4A MR. DAVID EISNER received severance payment from 10/1/2012-9/26/2013 for $312,615. Margaret Cronan received severance payment of $84,115. Alison Young received severance payment of $76. Form 990, Part VI, Line 11b The 990 worksheets are prepared by the Senior Accountant in conjunction with the preparation of the audited financial statements. The VP of Finance reviews the worksheets for accuracy and once all information is correct, the worksheets are sent to the return preparers (an Independent national firm) to be processed. A draft of the 990 is sent to the organization, The VP of Finance, the COO and the CEO for review and approval. Once internal review and approval is completed, the 990 is sent to the Audit Committee. The Audit Committee of the board of trustees reviews the documents and a conference call is scheduled to discuss the 990. The participants include the members of the Audit Committee, the CEO, the COO, the VP of Finance and the return preparers. The Audit Committee modifies or approves the 990. The Chairman of the Audit Committee sends the draft to the Board of Trustees with the recommendation from him and the Audit Committee for approval. The Board of Trustees has one week to comment. Any comments from the board are considered by the audit committee and staff, after Which, If changes are made, the approval process is repeated. If no changes are made or if no comments are received, the 990 is considered approved and is filed with the IRS. Form 990, Part VI, Line 12C The National Constitution Center has a Conflict of Interest Policy. A copy of the policy and the questionnaire are given to all new employees and newly elected Trustees during their orientation period. Annually, the policy and questionnaire are sent to all Trustees, employees and volunteers Trustees, employees and volunteers have one month to complete the questionnaire and send the completed forms back to the Center. The Chief Compliance Officer (CCO) follows up with any employee who failed to submit his/her form. Trustees are also sent reminders; The CCO and VP of Finance review all questionnaires to determine if any conflicts exist. The results of the annual questionnaire responses are discussed with the Audit Committee. Significant conflicts, if any, are brought to the Committee's attention. The Audit Chairman makes the determination if the conflict is Significant enough to warrant full Board review. Significant conflicts are then brought to the Board of Trustees who determines a course of action based upon the Conflict of Interest Policy. Form 990, Part Vi, Lines 15A and 15B The CEO of the National Constitution Center is hired by the Board of Trustees. Typically, a Search Committee is formed to conduct the search process. Additionally, a professional Executive Search Firm is also engaged to facilitate the search process. This Committee is a temporary sub-committee of the Executive Committee and includes the Chairman of the Executive Committee, appointed Trustees and appropriate staff (ie COO). Once a CEO has been identified, a contract is prepared by the Center's General Counsel. The Search Committee,who acts as the Center's "independent persons" recommends the CEO's compensation based on the following criteria: Comparable data - what was the former CEO's compensation and what are like organizations CEO's compensation. Contemporaneous substantiation - data is collected and documented during this process. The CEO's contract, which includes compensation,is presented to the Executive Committee by the Search Committee. In Executive Session the contract is approved by the Executive Committee. The Executive Committee then presents the contract to the full Board of Trustees for approval. Compensation Procedure for Top Management: The CEO and the COO hire the organization's top management team. The National Constitution Center hired a consultant to develop a salary administration program which is broken down into position levels with corresponding salary ranges. Compensation is determined by a potential employee's qualifications and referring to the appropriate position level within the salary administration program. Form 990, Part VI, Line 19 The National Constitution Center will make all Governing Documents, Conflict of Interest and Financial Statements available to the public by providing copies upon request. Form 990, Part VIII, Line 1c & 8; Schedule G, Part II The FY14 Liberty Medal event was not held until October, 2014 (FY15). This affected both the revenue and expense. Actual gross revenue received in FY14 totaled $1.7M; however the Center deferred $450K in order to cover the expenses which would not be realized until FY15. Event expenses in FY14 reflect only planning items with the majority of expenses being incurred in FY15. Form 990, Part VI, Line 2 MR. RICHARD M. DEVOS, SR. and MR. DOUG DEVOS - family relationship.