2011-07-19T08:35:44-07:00 2010-12-31 DeVries CPAs of Arizona PC 4349 East Fifth Street Tucson AZ 857112025 990PF 2010-01-01 460512598 Thomas R Brown Foundation THOM 5202982828 6720 E Camino Principal Tucson AZ 85715 Mary B Bernal 2011-07-18 Mike DeVries 5202986200 2010 2016-02-24 21:20:13Z X 2678574 X X 52394 55882 -5194 130000 47200 55882 6000 5000 15518 7759 633255 6646 481916 415 0 44951 42601 2639 2503 95742 93491 798520 14405 625511 0 0 798520 14405 625511 -751320 41477 2578356 171109 171109 72810 43929 43929 295322 2362257 2362257 231546 93975 93975 9605 7304 7304 3187639 2678574 2678574 21208 2419 127200 21208 129619 X 3166431 2548955 3166431 2548955 3187639 2678574 3166431 -751320 133844 2548955 2548955 130000 Bond P 2006-04-01 2010-08-01 130000 130000 false 724537 1746175 0.41493 648629 2458903 0.26379 430447 3183535 0.13521 422158 3204630 0.13173 160672 3201696 0.05018 0.99584 0.19917 2750098 547734 415 548149 625511 X 415 415 415 1335 1335 920 920 false false false false false false false false true true AZ true true false false false true brownfoundations.org the Foundation 5202982828 6720 E Camino Principal 203 Tucson AZ 85715 false false false true true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false Jack B Jewett 6720 E Camino Principal 203 Tucson AZ 85715 0.00 0 Michael Hard 6720 E Camino Principal 203 Tucson AZ 85715 0.00 0 John L Carter 6720 E Camino Principal 203 Tucson AZ 85715 0.00 0 Gerald Swanson 6720 E Camino Principal 203 Tucson AZ 85715 0.00 0 Sarah B Smallhouse 6720 E Camino Principal 203 Tucson AZ 85715 0.00 0 Mary B Bernal 6720 E Camino Principal 203 Tucson AZ 85715 1.00 0 NONE DMB Office Services LLC PO Box 31793 Tucson AZ 85751 Staffing 53504 Arizona Council on Economic Education 3260 N Hayden Road Ste 207 Scottsdale AZ 85251 Educ Program Support 220825 The Communications Institute 18860 Nordhoff St Northridge CA 91324 Program Services 217219 THE COMMUNICATIONS INSTITUTE During 2010 the Foundation completed its first venture into Public Policy. This four year undertaking was expressly designed to bring a non-partisan and economic perspective to issues that are often perplexing, divisive, difficult, confusing, or clouded by inadequate or asymmetrical statistical resources. The project generated a series of public forums, invitational seminars, studies, reports, and bi-partisan conferences with Arizona state legislators and other state, county, and city representatives. Topics addressed included: Immigration and Economics and Governing Arizona: Perspectives for the Future, an Economic Public Policy Assessment. The information obtained in preparing for these programs continues to provide beneficial research data. 289223 OFFICE OF ECONOMIC EDUCATIONThe Thomas R Brown Foundation works with the Office of Economic Education at the University of Arizona to provide outreach programming including classes to help to meet the needs of providing the state with qualified K-12 economics teachers. Teachers are offered credit through microeconomic and macroeconomic workshops taught by award-winning professors and classroom teachers. Program oversight is provided by Cathleen Johnson, Ph.D., director of the Office of Economic Education, at the Norton School, at the University of Arizona. Joint marketing maximizes resources of these academically robust principles focused programs. 184595 THE THOMAS R BROWN PROFESSORSHIP IN ECONOMICSThe Thomas R Brown Professorship in Economics at the University of Arizona (UA) is a five year commitment designed to support and strengthen the Foundation's other educational programs in the local, regional, state, and national arenas. The Foundation accomplishes this directly with the UA by helping the UA to retain the staff necessary to continue to fulfill the needs of the economics department, which supports the needs of the Foundation. The Professorship is currently occupied by Price Fishback, Ph.D. a world-renowned professor, author and researcher. 159000 JOINT PROGRAMS WITH THE ARIZONA COUNCIL ON ECONOMIC EDUCATION During 2010 the Foundation continued to sponsor or co-sponsor Economics in Education. This Program is focused on serving the Southern Arizona region with the goal of increasing teacher and student exposure to fundamental principles of economics and to help them develop an appreciation of how economic analysis applies to everyday choices as well as business and public policy issues. This goal is accomplished in several ways: K-12 Teacher Training, Workshops on Contemporary Topics, Online Economics Curricula and Current Events Resources, and Teacher Preparation to help them meet the national and state Economic standards. 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