2014-11-14T08:24:25-08:00 2013-12-31 990 2013-01-01 250965280 Carnegie Institute CARN 4126223301 4400 Forbes Avenue Pittsburgh PA 152134080 JO ELLEN PARKER PHD PRESIDENT & CEO 4126223301 2014-10-29 2013 2015-11-30 17:44:51Z DAVID HILLENBRAND 4400 Forbes Pittsburgh PA 15213 175121834 false X www.carnegiemuseums.org X 1926 PA Founded by Andrew Carnegie in 1895, Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh is a collection of four distinctive museums dedi- cated to exploration through art and science: Carnegie Museum of Art, Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Carnegie Science Center and The Andy Warhol Museum. See Sched. 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THE MUSEUM IS A STRATEGIC PARTNER IN REGIONAL EDUCA- TION INITIATIVES TO REACH AND ENGAGE AUDIENCES WITH SPECIALLY DESIGNED PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES, COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND FREE OR DISCOUNTED ADMISSIONS. PROGRAMMING AND EXHIBITIONS FREQUENTLY EXPLORE THE ROLE OF ART AND ARTISTS IN CONFRONTING KEY SOCIAL ISSUES OF OUR TIME. THESE OPPOR- TUNITIES ALL CONTRIBUTED TO 2013 ATTENDANCE OF 181,514 FOR CARNEGIE MUSEUM OF ART. 12524254 2927011 CARNEGIE MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY - RANKED AMONG THE TOP 5 NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUMS IN THE COUNTRY, IT MAINTAINS, PRESERVES AND INTERPRETS AN EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION OF MORE THAN 22 MILLION OBJECTS AND SCIENTIFIC SPECIMENS USED TO BROADEN UNDERSTAND- ING OF EVOLUTION, CONSERVATION AND BIODIVERSITY. THE POPULAR DINOSAURS IN THEIR TIME EXHIBITION FEATURES SCIENTIFICALLY ACCURATE, IMMERSIVE ENVIRONMENTS SPANNING THE AGE OF DINOSAURS. THE CENTER FOR LIFELONG SCIENCE LEARNING, INCLUDED AN EXHIBITION 12290225 10077274 CARNEGIE SCIENCE CENTER - PERMANENT EXHIBITS INCLUDE: OMNIMAX THEATRE, PLANETARIUM, SPORTSWORKS (SCIENCE-OF-SPORTS EXHIBITION), SUBMARINE AND ROBOWORLD, THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPREHENSIVE PERMANENT ROBOTICS EXHIBITION IN THE WORLD, WITH 3 MAIN THEMES: THINKING, SENSING AND ACTING. THE CENTER FOR STEM (SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, AND MATH)CONTINUES TO BRING INNOVATIVE PROGRAMMING TO ENGAGE DIVERSE AUDIENCES AND STIMULATE YOUNG PEOPLE TO CONSIDER CAREERS IN STEM AND TO UNDERSTAND HOW SCIENCE 8743174 6143589 The Andy Warhol Museum - Exhibitions showcased Warhol works through the lens of music, film and the performing arts. Teen the lens of music, film and the performing arts. Teen the lens of music, film and the performing arts. Teen the lens of music, film and the performing arts. Teen the lens of music, film and the performing arts. Teen the lens of music, film and the performing arts. 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These items are held for educational, research, scientific and curatorial pur- poses. Each of the items is cataloged, preserved and cared for, and activities verifying their existence and assessing their condition are performed continuously. Pt III Line 1a THE COLLECTIONS, WHICH WERE ACQUIRED THROUGH PURCHASES AND CONTRIBUTIONS SINCE THE INSTITUTE'S INCEPTION ARE NOT RE- COGNIZED AS ASSETS IN THE STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSI- TION. PURCHASES OF COLLECTION ITEMS ARE RECORDED AS OPERATING EXPENDITURES IN THE YEAR IN WHICH THE ITEMS ARE ACQUIRED (APPROXIMATELY $1,782,000 IN 2013). CONTRIBUTED COLLECTION ITEMS ARE NOT REFLECTED IN THE FINANCIAL STATE- MENTS. PROCEEDS FROM DEACCESSIONS OR INSURANCE RECOVERIES ARE REFLECTED AS INCREASES IN TEMPORARILY R Pt III Line 4 See description above for Pt III Line 1a. The collections are central to our mission as collector, guardian, and interactive presenter of cultural and scientific treasures and ideas promoting growth and knowledge for thinking and inquisitive adults and children. Pt V Line 4 The intended uses of the organization's endowment funds are to meet the intent of Donor restrictions, provide a reasonable level of draw for the operating needs of Carnegie Institute, and to enhance the purchasing power of the funds corpus by striving for long-term growth. Pt XI Line 2d Cost of Sales 1,572,604. Cost of Rentals 1,153,774. Fundraising Expenses 466,867. Total 3,193,245. Pt XI Line 4b Fundraising Revenue 149,330. Pt XII Line 2d Cost of Sales 1,572,604. 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Dues to these clubs and related expenses directly related to Carnegie Institute's exempt purposes are paid in accordance with the Institute's accountable plan. The club memberships are considered a required resource to provide an off-site business and social environment to meet with Trustees, Donors, and Foundations. Pt I Line 4a Severance payments in accordance with their employment contracts were made as follows: $175,000 to John Wetenhall, prior President and CEO of Carnegie Institute; $46,529 to Samuel Taylor, former Director of Carnegie Museum of Natural History; $20,000 to Maureen Rolla, prior Deputy Director of Carnegie Museum of Art. Pt I Line 7 Bonuses were paid to people who assumed additional responsibilities and were rewarded consistent with compensation policy. Parkhurst Dining Services Current Trustee 546063 Arms-Length Food Svc. false Highmark Current Trustee 2872057 Arms-Length Health Insur. false PNC Financial Current Trustee 400136 Arms-Length Investment Svc. false MARC USA Current Trustee 459662 Arms-Length Advertising false X 107 N/A X 4 N/A X 50 805662 FMV X 1 N/A X 200 N/A X 229 N/A X 17176 N/A 14 false true true Pt I Line 32b Unrelated third parties are used to sell items at public sales. Pt I Line 33 The organization has elected, as permitted under SFAS 116, not to report as revenue in its statement of activities and as assets in its statement of financial position works of art, historical treasures, or other similar assets held for public exhibition, education, or research in furtherance of public service. Part I Line 1,3 & 9 Line 1: Column (b) reflects the number of items received from 28 donations, 5 of which were requested to be acknowledged on Form 8283. Line 3: Column (b) reflects the number of items on which fractional interests were received from 1 donation, which was requested to be acknowledged on Form 8283. Line 9: Column (b) reflects the number of separate contributions received. Part I Line 17, 18, 22, 23 LINE 17: COLUMN (B) REFLECTS THE NUMBER OF ITEMS RECEIVED FROM 1 WHICH WAS REQUESTED TO BE ACKNOWLEDGED ON FORM 8283. LINE 18: COLUMN (B) REFLECTS THE NUMBER OF ITEMS RECEIVED FROM 21 DONATIONS, 5 OF WHICH WERE REQUESTED TO BE ACKNOWLEDGED ON FORM 8283. LINE 22: COLUMN (B) REFLECTS THE NUMBER OF ITEMS RECEIVED FROM 229 DONATIONS, NONE OF WHICH WERE REQUESTED TO BE ACKNOWLEDGED ON FORM 8283. LINE 23: COLUMN (B) REFLECTS THE NUMBER OF ITEMS RECEIVED FROM 143 DONATIONS, 2 OF WHICH WERE REQUESTED TO Pt VI, Line 2 FAMILY/BUSINESS RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN OFFICER/DIRECTOR/KEY EE - Pt VI, Line 2 Trustees C. Carson & A. Mitinger = Business Pt VI, Line 2 Trustees L. Foster & A. Neupaver = Business Pt VI, Line 2 Trustees D. Hillenbrand and Walter Turner = Business Pt VI, Line 2 Trustees Torrence Hunt, Jr. & William Hunt = Business & Family Pt VI, Line 7a The Bylaws of Carnegie Institute provide for appointment of Pt VI, Line 7a Ex Officio Trustees who serve as Public Trustee or as Life Pt VI, Line 7a Trustees of a neighboring 501(c)(3) organization. Pt VI, Line 11b 990 REVIEW PROCESS - Pt VI, Line 11b The Carnegie Institute Controller's Office is responsible Pt VI, Line 11b for gathering relevant information and preparing the Pt VI, Line 11b annual Form 990. Once the Form is complete in draft Pt VI, Line 11b status, it is reviewed with the Institute's independent Pt VI, Line 11b certified public accounting firm. Upon completion of Pt VI, Line 11b independent review by the CPAs, the form is reviewed by Pt VI, Line 11b President and senior management of the Institute and then Pt VI, Line 11b presented to and reviewed with the Audit Committee. Pt VI, Line 11b Finally, the Form is presented to the Board of Trustees for Pt VI, Line 11b review at a scheduled meeting prior to filing with the IRS. Pt VI, Line 12c CONFLICT OF INTEREST COMPLIANCE - Pt VI, Line 12c The bylaws of Carnegie Institute contain a provision that Pt VI, Line 12c requires each trustee, member of a museum board or com- Pt VI, Line 12c mittee, officer and member of senior management to dis- Pt VI, Line 12c close, annually, the existence of any circumstances that Pt VI, Line 12c might constitute a conflict of interest with the organi- Pt VI, Line 12c zation. The process is initiated in the spring of each Form 990, Part III, Line 4d THE ANDY WARHOL MUSEUM - EXHIBITIONS SHOWCASED WARHOL WORKS THROUGH 8743174. 0. 6143589. OTHER PROGRAMS OFFERED VIA THE ARTS EDUCATION COLLABORATIVE. 541380. 0. 95349. Form 990, Part IX, Line 24f BANK FEES 343097. 205920. 52428. 84749. CATERING & HOSPITALITY 286362. 222748. 0. 63614. COLLECTIONS CONSERVATION 16304. 16304. 0. 0. DUES & SUBSCRIPTIONS 114199. 62666. 34110. 17423. ENTERTAINMENT 23357. 14188. 4619. 4550. EQUIPMENT PURCHASES 613173. 586327. 23557. 3289. EQUIPMENT RENTAL 261904. 172573. 72788. 16543. HONORARIA 379182. 379182. 0. 0. POSTAGE & SHIPPING 562972. 445829. 7466. 109677. PRINTING 596424. 522111. 7997. 66316. PROGRAM OTHER 998760. 998760. 0. 0. PUBLIC RELATIONS 6877. 68 Pt VI, Line 12c year by the President sending a Conflict of Interest Pt VI, Line 12c Policy and Disclosure Questionnaire to above recipients. Pt VI, Line 12c Completed questionnaires are returned to the President Pt VI, Line 12c for evaluation of actual or perceived conflicts. A Pt VI, Line 12c summary of the process and results is communicated to the Pt VI, Line 12c Audit Committee at a scheduled meeting and forwarded to Pt VI, Line 12c the Board of Trustees. Appropriate action is taken Pt VI, Line 12c annually by the board relative to actual or perceived Pt VI, Line 12c conflicts. The minutes of the governing board contain Pt VI, Line 12c an official record of the process and conclusions. Pt VI, Line 15a EXECUTIVE COMPENSATION PROCESS - Pt VI, Line 15a Carnegie Institute adopted an Executive Compensation Pt VI, Line 15a Policy aimed at providing a reasonable and competitive Pt VI, Line 15a executive total compensation consistent with market-based Pt VI, Line 15a performance compensation practices for individuals Pt VI, Line 15a possessing the experience and skill needed to improve the Pt VI, Line 15a overall performance of the organization. The Institute Pt VI, Line 15a focuses on comparable nonprofit organizations in the Pt VI, Line 15a local area to benchmark pay, along with data from addi- Pt VI, Line 15a tional market segments, private foundations and published Pt VI, Line 15a not-for-profit surveys. The board authorizes the Presi- Pt VI, Line 15a dent, in consultation with the independent Executive Com- Pt VI, Line 15a mittee (EC)to establish an organizational job evaluation Pt VI, Line 15a system and compensation policy. The Pres./CEO annually Pt VI, Line 15a reviews and approves museum/corporate goals and objectives Pt VI, Line 15a relevant to Executives, evaluates their performance and Pt VI, Line 15a recommends to the EC compensation levels based on the Pt VI, Line 15a evaluations. The EC reviews recommendations and grants Pt VI, Line 15a approval as appropriate. The EC annually reviews and Pt VI, Line 15a approves corporate goals and objectives relevant to Pt VI, Line 15a Pres./CEO compensation based on comparables, the evaluation Pt VI, Line 15a and subject to any employment contract that is in Pt VI, Line 15a effect. The process/conclusions are contemporaneously Pt VI, Line 15a documented in EC meeting minutes. Pt VI, Line 15b Information included under 15a. Pt VI, Line 19 GOVERNING DOCUMENTS - Pt VI, Line 19 Carnegie Institute's governing documents, conflict of Pt VI, Line 19 interest policy, and financial statements are available Pt VI, Line 19 for public inspection. The documents are available upon Pt VI, Line 19 request and communication of same is conveyed at http:// Pt VI, Line 19 www.carnegiemuseums.org/docs/Financials.pdf. Pt I/III, Line 1 ORGANIZATION'S MISSION & MOST SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITIES - Pt I/III, Line 1 DESCRIPTION Pt I/III, Line 1 Founded by Andrew Carnegie in 1895, Carnegie Museums of Pt I/III, Line 1 Pittsburgh is a collection of four distinctive museums Pt I/III, Line 1 dedicated to exploration through art and science: Carnegie Pt I/III, Line 1 Museum of Art, Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Carnegie Pt I/III, Line 1 Science Center and The Andy Warhol Museum. Pt I/III, Line 1 MISSION Pt I/III, Line 1 The mission is to: serve as a catalyst for growth and Pt I/III, Line 1 knowledge; offer a home to thinking and inquisitive children Pt I/III, Line 1 and adults; act as a collector, guardian and interactive Pt I/III, Line 1 presenter of cultural and scientific treasures and ideas; Pt I/III, Line 1 and support the community by attracting visitors and Pt I/III, Line 1 promoting economic development. Pt I/III, Line 1 ACTIVITIES Pt I/III, Line 1 In 2013, the museums reached close to 1.3 million people Pt I/III, Line 1 through exhibitions, education programs, outreach Pt I/III, Line 1 activities, and special events. CMP is the largest, Pt I/III, Line 1 most far-reaching cultural organization in the Pittsburgh Pt I/III, Line 1 region, known throughout the world for its vast art and Pt I/III, Line 1 scientific collections and scientific research. 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