2020-10-09T13:54:05-07:00 2019-12-31 860360084 HBL CPAs PC 5470 E Broadway Blvd Tucson AZ 85711 990PF 2019-01-01 460512598 THOMAS R BROWN FOUNDATION THOM 5202982828 PO Box 31930 Tucson AZ 85751 Mary B Bernal CEO/Secretary 2020-10-09 true MICHAEL J DEVRIES P00748581 5208863181 2019 2021-04-22 16:20:28Z X 1109677 X X 52247 52247 34371 384451 25394 86618 77641 46396 43630 1520 14414 7207 291390 282537 2000 2000 1133 22762 41384 41284 171 171 29030 23900 450200 9207 391522 120000 120000 570200 9207 511522 -483582 68434 8712 11316 11316 116989 41438 41438 56425 66542 66542 1219477 976389 976389 11329 6514 5948 4815 4815 10064 9177 9177 1417615 1109677 1109677 9125 7777 20000 90000 29125 97777 X 1388490 1388490 1011900 1417615 1109677 1388490 -483582 106992 1011900 1011900 PUBLICLY TRADED SECURITIES P 2013-01-01 2019-01-01 384451 359057 25394 25394 25394 false 372607 1743784 0.21368 428709 1972202 0.21738 395977 1094538 0.36178 369562 954222 0.38729 390943 1397827 0.27968 1.459798 0.291960 1212952 354133 684 354817 511522 X 684 684 684 2381 2381 1697 1697 false false false false false false false true true AZ false true false false false true brownfoundations.org the Foundation 5202982828 1996 N Kolb Road Tucson AZ 85715 false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false Mary B Bernal PO Box 31930 Tucson AZ 857511930 CEO/Secretary 2.00 0 Sarah B Smallhouse PO Box 31930 Tucson AZ 857511930 Pres/Treasurer 2.00 0 John L Carter PO Box 31930 Tucson AZ 857511930 Vice President 2.00 0 Gerald Swanson PO Box 31930 Tucson AZ 857511930 Trustee 2.00 0 Michael Hard PO Box 31930 Tucson AZ 857511930 Trustee 2.00 0 Jack B Jewett PO Box 31930 Tucson AZ 857511930 Trustee 2.00 0 Shaun Kirkpatrick PO Box 31930 TUCSON AZ 857511930 Trustee 2.00 0 Dan Janes PO Box 31930 Tucson AZ 857511930 Trustee 2.00 0 NONE Barbara Gray Consulting LLC 4500 N Avenida Polacca Tucson AZ 85749 Consulting 90303 OFFICE OF ECONOMIC EDUCATIONThe Thomas R. Brown Foundation (TRBF) continues its work with the University of Arizona Office of Economic Education (OEE) in providing outreach programs throughout six southern Arizona counties. TRBF and the OEE offer programs in economics education to teachers outside Pima County, taking programs to rural counties through cooperative scheduling with district superintendents offices and county school personnel. In furtherance of the 2017 TRBF Strategic Plan, the OEE now has reliable contacts in each of the target counties and delivers to those counties one elementary and one middle/high school-level program per school year. The OEE has also arranged for visiting professors to provide evening presentations for teachers. Finally, the OEE continues to coordinate the annual Micro- and Macroeconomic Summer Institute, taught by award-winning professors and classroom teachers. In 2019, approximately 266 teachers attended 14 OEE programs (some teachers attended mor 146709 V.O.T.E. (Voices On The Economy) SeriesThe VOTE series is designed to teach economic issues from multiple perspectives to inspire full civic engagement in developing and implementing economic policies. Developed by Amy Cramer, Ph.D., the series teaches the history of three different economic perspectives without promoting any specific economic or political viewpoint. The economic perspectives pure capitalism, regulated capitalism, and democratic socialism appear both historically and in contemporary political discourse. The series begins with a three-day conference during which Dr. Amy Cramer teaches the historic foundations for the three perspectives, and then applies the perspectives to modern public policy issues, including rent control, minimum wage, and consumer safety regulations. As a sequel to the initial conference, Dr. Cramer offers eight additional workshops over a two-year period. The single day topics covered are healthcare, retirement security, the environment, internatio 48604 THE THOMAS R BROWN PROFESSORSHIP IN ECONOMICSThe Thomas R Brown Professorship in Economics at the University of Arizona is a five-year commitment designed to support the retention of key faculty who strengthen both the Foundations local educational programs as well as research and work in economics. The Foundation does this directly through the University of Arizona by helping the UA retain key faculty. TRBF currently supports the work of Price Fishback, Ph.D., an internationally renowned author and researcher in economic history. In addition to Dr. Fishbacks leadership in academia, he also has taught workshops for Southern Arizona history, government and economics teachers. 30000 MASTER TEACHING FELLOWS PROGRAMThe TRB Master Teaching Fellows Program (also called the Teacher-in-Residence program) is a two-year pilot program that leverages the non-classroom time of a highly productive economics teacher by reducing their classroom teaching load. The teacher can then spend their additional time training and mentoring other teachers in economics and in effective teaching. Funds from the program purchase a portion of a teachers contract time in order to reduce their class load from five class sections per day to three. During the 2019-20 school year, Jim Lerch continued as the teacher-in-residence at University High School in the Tucson Unified School District. Lerch continued to mentor teachers both within and without his assigned school. In cooperation with the TRBF Director of Educator Programs, he expanded and improved a searchable, digital economics education resource library for K-12 teachers called ECONcierge. 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