named programs · 3 · from sources
what they call their work
Camp Imagination
Annual two-week summer arts camp for children, offering classes in various art forms and culminating in a live performance.
Made in Wickenburg Artist Residency Program
Residency program for established performing artists to develop new work while engaging with the local community.
Theater Ninjas
After-school club for high school students focusing on technical theatre skills and hands-on instruction.
activities · 5 groups
what they do
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Youth Performing Arts Camps & Classes 8 activities
- Operating Camp ImaginationAn annual two-week summer arts camp for children entering first through twelfth grade, offering two sessions with a maximum of 100 campers per session. The camp provides classes in music, movement/dance, drama, culinary arts, technical theatre, film production, and visual arts, culminating in a live public performance.
- Operating Camp ImaginationOperates Camp Imagination, an annual two-week summer arts camp for children entering first through twelfth grade, offering classes in various arts disciplines, employing teaching artists, and culminating in a live public performance.
- Operating Camp ImaginationAn annual two-week summer arts camp for children entering first through twelfth grade, offering two sessions with a maximum of 100 campers per session, and providing classes in various arts disciplines taught by 27 teaching artists, culminating in a live public performance.
- Operating Theater Ninjas after-school clubOperates the "Theater Ninjas" after-school club, introducing high school students to technical theatre concepts and skills through hands-on instruction and providing practical experience with touring shows and school events.
- Operating the Theater Ninjas After-School ClubIntroduces high school students to technical theatre concepts and skills through hands-on instruction, including involvement in loading and striking touring shows, working with professional artists, and providing technical assistance for school events.
- Operating the Theater Ninjas after-school clubIntroduces high school students to technical theatre concepts and skills through hands-on instruction, including involvement in loading and striking touring shows and providing technical assistance for school events.
- Providing Arts Education through Summer CampOperates Camp Imagination, an annual two-week summer arts camp for children entering first through twelfth grade, offering two sessions with up to 100 campers per session. The camp provides classes in various arts disciplines, employs 27 teaching artists, and culminates in a public performance.
- Providing Technical Theatre Training for High School StudentsOperates the "Theater Ninjas" after-school club, which introduces high school students to technical theatre concepts and skills through hands-on instruction. Students gain practical experience by assisting with touring shows and school events.
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Discounted and Incentivized Event Access 4 activities
- Increasing Access to Performing Arts for Families and YouthRuns the SPARK! Family Ticket Program to increase access to live performing arts for families with school-aged youth by subsidizing adult tickets when a student ticket is purchased. This program is supported by grants to increase access for children and families facing financial challenges.
- Operating the SPARK! Family Ticket ProgramIncreases access to live performing arts for families with school-aged youth by subsidizing adult tickets to $14 each (up to 4) when a student ticket is purchased, making performances more affordable. Most shows in the 2025-2026 season are eligible for this discount.
- Operating the SPARK! Family Ticket ProgramIncreases access to live performing arts for families with school-aged youth by subsidizing adult tickets to $14 each (up to 4) when a student ticket is purchased, making most performances in the season eligible for the discount.
- Providing access to performing arts for familiesIncreases access to live performing arts for families with school-aged youth through the SPARK! Family Ticket Program, subsidizing adult tickets when a student ticket is purchased, and making most shows eligible for discounts.
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Merit-Based Educational Scholarships 4 activities
- Offering Scholarships for High School SeniorsOffers the Ginny DeVore Memorial Scholarship for graduating high school seniors, which is renewable for up to three years.
- Offering scholarshipsOffers the Ginny DeVore Memorial Scholarship for graduating high school seniors, which is renewable for up to three years.
- Offering the Ginny DeVore Memorial ScholarshipProvides a scholarship for graduating high school seniors, which is renewable for up to 3 years.
- Providing scholarships for high school seniorsOffers the Ginny DeVore Memorial Scholarship for graduating high school seniors, which is renewable for up to 3 years.
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Performing Arts Venue Operations 1 activity
- Operating a Performing Arts Venue and Presenting PerformancesOperates a performing arts center, presenting a season of shows and making them accessible to the public. This includes providing a digital brochure for upcoming seasons and offering concessions during performances.
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Uncategorized 7 activities
- Hosting Artistic ResidenciesSelects up to two artist residency projects each year, lasting up to two weeks, providing guest rooms, meals, rehearsal space, and ranch amenities for up to 25 members of artistic companies. Residency participants are required to offer free, open rehearsals or workshops to local students.
- Hosting Artistic ResidenciesSelects and hosts up to two artistic residency projects each year, lasting up to two weeks. These residencies provide guest rooms, meals, and rehearsal space for artistic companies, and require participants to offer free public rehearsals or workshops to local students.
- Hosting artistic residenciesSelects up to two artist residency projects each year, lasting up to two weeks, providing guest rooms, meals, rehearsal space, and ranch amenities for up to 25 members of artistic companies, and requiring participants to offer free public rehearsals or workshops.
- Hosting artistic residenciesSelects up to two artistic residency projects each year, lasting up to two weeks, providing guest rooms, meals, rehearsal space, and amenities for artistic companies, and requiring participants to offer free public rehearsals or workshops with local students.
- Presenting performing arts seriesHosts artistic companies to present repertory pieces on the Webb Center's stage as part of the annual "Webb Center Presents" series, exposing Arizona audiences to diverse performances.
- Presenting performing arts seriesHosts artistic companies to present a repertory piece on the Webb Center's stage as part of the annual "Webb Center Presents" series, exposing Arizona audiences to diverse art forms.
- Presenting the "Webb Center Presents" SeriesHosts artistic companies to present a repertory piece on the Webb Center's stage as part of an annual series, exposing Arizona audiences to diverse art forms.
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financials · form 990 · fy2021
revenue
Total revenue$1.81M
Contributions & grants$1.21M67%
Program service revenue$618K34%
Investment income$-209K-12%
Other revenue$194K
expenses
Total expenses$1.62M
Program expenses88%
Admin / overhead8%
Fundraising5%
Salaries & benefits$588K
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$3.70M
Cash$1.07M
Investments$2.45M
Liabilities$25K
Net assets$3.68M
Liquid reserves26.0 mo
3 years on record · 2019–2021 · YoY revenue +7.4%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2021
who runs it
paid leadership · 1
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
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| CATHY WEISS | EXECUTIVE DI | 40 | $118K |
board members · 13
- BARBARA REMONDINI — DIRECTOR
- BECKY ROVEY — DIRECTOR
- CHRISTINA ECHEVERRIA — DIRECTOR
- CLAIRE WEST — VICE PRESIDE
- DR ROBERT RIPLEY — DIRECTOR
- JAY FARQUHAR — DIRECTOR
- JERRY RIGGINS — TREASURER
- LORRAINE BRODEK — DIRECTOR
- MANDY BOGGS — DIRECTOR
- MITCH MENCHACA — DIRECTOR
- RAYMOND WHITELOCKCRAWFORD — DIRECTOR
- RICH NEWMAN — PRESIDENT
- TOM MCCLOUD — SECRETARY
relationships · 8
who they work with
- National Endowment for the Arts Funder — Provides grant support to host artists or companies in residency programs.
- RH Johnson Foundation Funder — Provides grant support to host artists or companies in residency programs.
- Sigler Western Museum Partner — Coordinates visual arts classes for Camp Imagination.
- Stardust Foundation Funder — Provided grant funding to support the SPARK! Family Ticket Program.
- Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust Funder — Provided grant funding to support the SPARK! Family Ticket Program.
- Wickenburg High School Partner — The Del E. Webb Center for the Performing Arts is located on the campus of Wickenburg High School.
- Wickenburg Police Department’s Cops Who Care Partner — Teaches a crime scene investigation class at Camp Imagination.
- Wickenburg Unified School District Partner — Provides classroom facilities and free student lunches for Camp Imagination.