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2009
Annual Report
MILWAUKEE
LGBT
COMMUNITY CENTER
“Welcome to Your New Home”
United in Diversity, United by Diversity
2009 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
2009 CENTER OVERVIEW
Executive Officers
Programs
Susan C. Haertel, Co-President
Anti-Violence Project
Edward Kupka, Co-President
Environmental Awareness
Sheldon Walker, Secretary
Financial Literacy & Security
W. Peter Larson, Treasurer
HIV Prevention & Testing
Board Members
LBT Breast Health
Jeff Arnstein
LGBT Tobacco Cessation & Smoke-Free Space
Mary Hoerig
Project Q
Joan Jacobs
Q-BLOK
Daniel Klingler
Relationship Seminars for Foster & Adoptive LGBT Parents
Geoffrey S. Trotier
Speaking & Training
2009 CENTER STAFF
Senior Leadership
Maggi A. Cage, PhD, Executive Director
Julie Bock, Director of Programs
Patrick Price, Director of Philanthropy
Dave Martin, Operations Manager
Staff Members
Spiritual Wellness
Services
Community Breakfast
David Bohnett CyberCenter
LGBT Community Library
LGBT Resource Directory and Information & Referral Line
Meeting Space
Meighan Bentz
Jay Botsford
Rachel Coles
Brion Collins
Jess Cushion
Claudia Kabler-Babbitt
Johnny King
Jacquie Lindo
Candyce Phillips
Robin Rogowski
Randy Talley
Darien Winston
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United by Diversity,
United in Diversity
It is hard to imagine any LGBT community center—be it here in
Milwaukee or just 90 minutes to the west in Madison, be it to our south
in Racine or across this nation in Boston, Phoenix or Seattle—not
being defined and impacted by the concept of diversity. The very
nature of the initials L, G, B, and T (or GLBT or LGBTQ or GLTBQA or
some variant thereof) that create the name of the minority community
of which we are a part implies diversity through sexual orientation and
gender identity.
But that’s only one facet of who we are as a people, only one
aspect of—as my tribal elders are wont to say—our spiritual face. We
as a people reflect many races, ethnicities, and cultural heritages. We
straddle the gamut of socio-economic classes, religious and spiritual
traditions, and education backgrounds. Some of us are partnered,
some are single; some folks are married, and yet others live as a
triad. There are those of us who are challenged by physical disabilities
or chronic or life-threatening illnesses. We are school teachers and
architects, veterans and healers, venture capitalists and unemployed
workers. Some of us have a home, and some wonder where home
could possibly be.
We are the elders who remember the dark days of the McCarthy
era or the assassination of JFK as well as the marvels of Neil
Armstrong landing on the moon or the collapse of the Berlin Wall. We
are the youth whose fingers are nimble with technology and are globally
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connected via social network systems, yet striving to find a unique
identity in the world. We are the generations in between, the generations that have been, and those that are yet to come.
Here at the Milwaukee LGBT Community Center, we as LGBT people—staff and board members, volunteers and program participants—
honor and celebrate that which is unique in all of us. We embrace
diversity for that is what unifies us to challenge the perceptions and
beliefs of a dominant culture that prefers homogeneity. As Dr.
Maggi Cage, the Executive Director of the Community Center, recently
stated in a letter to the Wisconsin Gazette, “The Community Center
is one of the most diverse and inclusive LGBT organizations in the
city.” For example, 38% of the Community Center’s board of directors
are people of color, and interestingly, that same percentage holds true
for our staff, representing the African American, Latino, and Native
American communities. Our board and staff reflect a broad range of
sexual orientation and gender identity. Across our programs, participants are equally diverse, with varied racial and ethnic backgrounds,
sexual orientations, gender identities, religious beliefs and ages. Many of them have a moderate to low income status. It is the power
of diversity among all of our constituents that inspires the Community
Center to develop programs and services that are culturally sensitive
and competent, highly responsive, compassionate and relevant to the
estimated 8,000 people we serve.
And so each day, we at the Community Center strive to live by our
motto: United by Diversity, United in Diversity.
Patrick L. Price
Director of Philanthropy
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Strategic Goals
2009-2012 May 7, 2009
Mission Statement
The mission of the Milwaukee LGBT Community Center is to further develop our vibrant
lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community in the greater Milwaukee area, thus
improving the quality of life for all of us.
The Mission is supported by the Center’s leadership in community building, health
promotion, advocacy, and communications.
Strategic Goals
1. The Milwaukee LGBT Community Center will implement a comprehensive communications
plan that supports electronic, print, and person-to-person communications which will advance
community events and information. (2010)
•• A marketing specialist volunteered to help Community Center staff complete our
communications plan, and from that effort, we hired a part-time Communications
Coordinator.
•• A web-design firm volunteered to redesign the Community Center’s website so that it
is more visually appealing and user-friendly.
•• The Community Center launched two monthly news e-blasts: an events calendar that
is distributed the first week of every month, and our Community Center newsletter,
distributed the third week of every month.
•• To increase visibility, The Community Center sent out 60 press releases on a regular
basis, and several of its programs were the focus of news reports on all three major
local TV stations and on Radio 88.9.
2. The Milwaukee LGBT Community Center will form a network with LGBT organizations in
Milwaukee to develop a long-term shared vision for LGBT community development. (2011)
•• The Community Center continued to bring together executives directors from various
LGBT organizations at a monthly round-table discussion to establish a long-term
shared vision for our community.
• • The Community Center partnered with Pathfinders and Lad Lake to develop QBLOK, a program that meets the housing and mentoring needs of homeless LGBT
youth.
•• The Community Center established approximately 150 partnerships with other organizations — LGBT and others at a local, state and national level — to mutually benefit
programs and services offered to the Milwaukee community at large.
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3. The Milwaukee LGBT Community Center will provide educational, personal growth,
health promotion, and community development services and programs based on
community need to 8,000 individuals.
•• The Community Center reached the goal of serving 8,000 individuals through the
continued enhancement of existing programs and services as well as the initiation of
our LGBT Breast Health program and the Q-BLOK program for homeless youth.
•• Due to the results of a CDC study that noted an alarming increase in HIV •
transmission among young men of color, our HIV Testing & Prevention program
was broadened to address the sexual health needs of youth of color.
4. The Milwaukee LGBT Community Center will move into expanded space that meets
emerging community needs, fosters community development, garners a sense of
community pride and investment, and supports LGBT organizations. (2011)
•• The Community Center engaged a variety of executive directors of other LGBT
organizations as well as LGBT and other community leaders to review the different
possibilities for a new location for the Center. Their feedback was critical for helping the
Community Center hone in on the best option for relocation.
5. The Milwaukee LGBT Community Center will be a catalyst for the development of
an annual community celebration that garners the attention of policy makers, media,
LGBT individuals and their families. (2012)
•• Discussion and planning continued around the process of launching a communitywide event that would help to normalize LGBT into the larger community.
Service Statement
The Milwaukee LGBT Community Center delivers educational, health promotion, and
community-building services that meet the needs of LGBT youth, adults and their allies
in the greater Milwaukee area from its primary facility and other sites. Community
Center programs are developed with a consideration of community need, diversity
and inclusivity, community development, availability of resources, and the Center’s
Mission and Vision.
Values
The Milwaukee LGBT Community Center believes in the goodness of lesbian, gay,
bisexual, and transgender people. As an organization, the Center seeks to foster
community development and agency partnerships. The Center values leadership,
both formal and informal, and it supports responsibility and accountability among
individuals and organizations. To achieve its mission, the Center acknowledges the
value of diversity and inclusion and of proactive and responsive communications. The
Center knows that the LGBT community’s long-term quality of life requires the Center
to prosper financially and develop organizationally to meet community needs.
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Program & Service
Synopses 2009
Anti-Violence Project:
Addresses the impact of domestic abuse, sexual assault and hate crimes
on LGBT people by raising community awareness and connecting victims
to LGBT-friendly services.
Environmental Awareness:
Focuses on learning how we can leave less of a “carbon footprint” on
our planet.
Q-BLOK:
Focus on the housing needs of LGBT-identified young people, ages 18-25,
who are entering adulthood ill-equipped to achieve successful independence
and self-sufficiency due to their histories of running away, homelessness,
family rejection and abandonment, and societal prejudice, discrimination,
and marginalization due to their sexual orientation and/or gender identity.
Relationship Seminars for Foster & Adoptive LGBT Parents:
Addresses the impact fostering and/or adopting children has on
relationships, and helps parents focus on the importance of keeping their
relationship healthy.
Speaking & Training:
Provides speakers and training to schools, organizations and businesses.
Spiritual Wellness Program:
Financial Literacy & Security:
Helps LGBT youth, adults and elders to address financial issues, including
financial literacy, job skills and retention, credit card debt reduction, identity
theft, and financial planning for college or retirement.
HIV Prevention & Testing:
Provides support for African American men who have sex with men.
LBT Breast Health:
Focuses on developing breast health awareness for the LBT community
and providing resources for female-identified people who can not afford a
mammogram.
LGBT Tobacco Cessation & Smoke-Free Space:
Offers information and resources to fight nicotine addiction and encourages
a commitment to the elimination of second-hand smoke.
Project Q:
Is our youth development program that provides support, programming and
resources to and with LGBTQ youth and their straight allies, ages 13-24.
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Offers opportunities for our LGBT and allied communities to engage with
their spiritual connections.
Community Breakfast:
Brings together members of the LGBT community and their allies to
discuss topical issues.
David Bohnett CyberCenter:
Offers free Internet access for adults and youth.
LGBT Community Library:
Makes available to the public over 2,000 LGBT-related books, both fiction
and nonfiction.
LGBT Resource Directory and Information & Referral Line:
Provides a resource directory that includes listings of LGBT-friendly service
providers, such as doctors and attorneys.
Meeting Space:
Provides meeting spaces for LGBT organizations in the metropolitan Milwaukee area.
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Financials
EXPENSES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31,2009
EXPENSES
Salaries Employee Benefits Payroll Taxes Incentives and Stipends Subcontracts Supplies Depreciation Telephone Postage Occupancy Dues and Subscriptions Printing Conferences and Conventions
Insurance
Licenses and Fees
Repairs and Maintenance
Advertising and Promotion Development/Training
Professional Fees
Travel
Utilities
Program Materials
Interest Expense
Center Advocates
Bad Debt Expense
In-Kind Expense Other Expenses
Totals FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2009
REVENUE
Unrestricted
Grants
2009
REVENUE
Program Expenses Management
and
Administrative Fund-
Raising
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Total
$ 332,009 $ 42,906
$ 33,712
$ 408,627
38,454 7,621 7,981
54,056
26,670 3,821
2,742
33,233
839 3,156
--- 3,995
1,740
--- ---
1,740
1,191 4,719
396
6,306
--- 1,660
205
1,865
6,472 607
3,034
10,113
---
5,311
---
5,311
84,238 14,866
­---
99,104
1,565
--- 155
1,720
7,093 45 1,652
8,790
---
6,650
---
6,650
---
2,338
---
2,338
---
2,707
323
3,030
---
13,508
---
13,508
1,644
6,575
913
9,132
1,699
8,750
---
10,449
12,956
51,176
648
64,780
2,963
95
94
3,152
13,956
7,515
---
21,471
17,808
3,648
---
21,456
159
99
73
331
---
---
­---
-----
541
---
541
18,843
---
---
18,843
5,969
---
2,208
8,177
_____________ _____________ _____________ ____________
$ 576,268 $ 188,314
$ 54,136 $ 818,718
_____________ _____________ _____________ ____________
Government Grants
Contracted Services
Rent Sublease Income
Donations
Planned Gifts
Workplace Giving
Memberships
Programming
Fund-Raising Revenue
Special Events
Third Party Events
Less: Fund-Raising Expenses
Interest Income
In-Kind Revenue
Miscellaneous Income
Net Assets Released From Restrictions
Revenue
Total
$ 214,113
327,427
126,288
50,806
16,308
201,738
19,683
8,230
(25)
46,521
200
(15,651)
238
19,243
704
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Total
$ 45,000
--- --- --- 825
--- --- --- --- $ 259,113
327,427
126,288
50,806
17,133
201,738
19,683
8,230
(25)
--- --- --- --- --- --- (47,564)
46,521
200
(15,651)
238
19,243
704
---
_____________ ___________ ____________
$ 1,063,387 ___________
$ (1,739) ____________
$ 1,061,648
_____________
BALANCE SHEET
DECEMBER 31, 2009
ASSETS
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash and Cash Equivalents
Accounts Receivable
Prepaid
Expenses
Total
Current Assets
FIXED ASSETS
Equipment and Furnishings
Less:
Accumulated Depreciation
Net Fixed Assets
OTHER ASSETS
Security
Deposits
$ 298,647
47,175
1,747
___________
$ 347,569
___________
$ 52,155
(48,586)
___________
$ 3,569
___________
$ 7,840
___________
$ 7,840
___________
Total
Other Assets
TOTAL
ASSETS
$ 358,978
___________
___________
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
CURRENT LIABILITIES
Accounts Payable
Accrued Liabilities
Refundable Advance
Fiscal Agents
Other
Liabilities
$ 11,573
17,840
11,078
5,049
3,753
___________
Total
Liabilities
NET ASSETS
Unrestricted
Operations
Board Designated
Restricted
Temporarily
$ 49,293
___________
Total Net Assets
$ 309,685
___________
TOTAL
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
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Temporarily
Restricted
$ 213,860
50,000
45,825
___________
$ 358,978
___________
___________
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Donor
Contributions
2009
Cash Contributions
$100,00 or more
City of Milwaukee
State of Wisconsin, Department of Health Services
The Jon Tschachler Irrevocable Trust
$50,000 - $99,999
Charles R. O’Malley Charitable
Lead Trust
Community Advocates, Inc.
State of Wisconsin, Department
of Justice
Susan G Komen for the Cure
Southeast Wisconsin
United Way of Greater Milwaukee
$25,000 - $49,999
Diverse and Resilient, Inc.
Safe & Sound, Inc.
$10,000 - $24,999
Greater Milwaukee Foundation
Pathfinders
Wisconsin AIDS Fund
$5,000 - $9,999
Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Prudential Insurance Company
of America
State of Wisconsin, Department
of Public Instruction
$2,500 - $4,999
Advancing Wisconsin, Inc
Community Shares of Greater
Milwaukee
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Davis & Kuelthau, s.c.
Schenck Business Solutions, SC
Wells Fargo Foundation
$1,000 - $2,499
Julie Bock & Matt Byrnes
Maggi Cage & Blaine Ropson
Brian Duchinsky & Jim Kohn
GE Foundation
Susan C. Haertel
Elizabeth Hancock & Susan Nevala
Daniel P. Hartmann & Patrick L. Price
Ed Kupka
Jay Langhurst & Daniel Klingler
Dawn Schmidt & Jacqueline Lindo
Leonel Marchán & Steve Fillmer
Dave Martin & Tony Jorgensen
Dan Riedl & Rick Stabler
John Wirth & James Buchta
Wisconsin Coalition Against
Sexual Assault
Women’s Fund of Greater Milwaukee
$500 - $999
Jeff Arnstein & Michael Field
AT&T United Way Employee Giving
Craig Bodoh & Mark Ranum
Bostik, Inc.
Gerry Coon & Stewart Dempsey
Monica Darrah-Urciuoli
Jeffrey M. Goldberg
Karen Gotzler & Jim Milner
John Hefter & Paul Zidonowitz
Louis Horvath & Ralph Resenhoeft
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Jon & Joan Jacobs
Stephanie A. Knuteson
Daniel P. Lagerman
Isaac D. Pierre
Ritz Holman LLP
Carolyn Ruck & Susan Stolz
Cathy Seasholes & April Calvert
Geoffrey Trotier & David Southward
UWM Annual Drag Show
WE Energies
$250 - $499
Bill Barnett
Kenneth Blomster
Jay C. Botsford
John R. Boyle
Ralph Bultman
Marianne Burish
CenterLink
Andrew Cicero
James J. Cigan
Kurt DePrey & Michael Murray
Margaret Dethloff & Terri Zeh
Richard Faherty
Christopher Francis
Janet Goldman & Susan Bonucci
Ed Hashek & John Jors
Allan Hauth
Kathy Herson & Peg Morsch
Mary Hoerig & Cathleen Wichmann
Andrew Hohensee & David Neevel
Donald H. Howard
Jerry Janis
Jerry A. Johnson
Valerie Johnson & Dennis Robson
Claudi Kabler-Babbitt & John Babbitt
Michael & Juli Kaufmann
Ellen M. Kozel
Debbie Lang & Donna Plaski
Yves LaPierre & Steven Dube
Scott Lone & Joe Maddalena
Dennis Miller & Timothy Elverman
William G. Morse
Janet Osborne
Karen Perlson
Richard & Sue Pieper
Gregory M. Ponto
Tom & Cathy Prieto
Realchange Partners, LLC
Barbara Richards
John Scheaffer & Timothy Baack
Leonard Sobczak
Dr. David F. Stowe &
Dr. Gene C. Webb
The WIDGET Source, Inc.
United Way in Waukesha Cty, Inc.
Patrick D. Walsh
Richard Walters
Mary & Wendy Woodruff
$100 - $249
Adoption Resources of
Wisconsin, Inc.
AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin
Jeff Anderson & Doug Church
Marybeth Anderson & Elizabeth Blair
Kenneth G. Barbeau
Theordore T. Berg
Mel H. Blanke
Lys Buck & Elizabeth Yoon
Elaine Butler
Charles E. Carlson &
Sheldon Hogueisson
Tim Carpenter
Juan Carrasquillo & Charles Lang
Dwight Childers & Ben Ra
CNA Foundation
Deanna D’Abbraccio &
Barbara Morgan
Steven V. Deleers
Thomas Derenne &
Robert Zimmermann
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Barbara Diaz & Gilli Stewart
Darrel Donahue
Patrick Farrell
Henry M. Faust
Mary Gissal & Mary Ann Zapala
David Glenn
Charlene Grabowski
Roger Gremminger
John Griffith
Jerome L. Hamm
Joseph Hine
Gary Hollander & Paul Mandracchia
Reynolds & Linda Honold
H. L. Horneffer
Mary Houseman & Janis Shogren
Kathleen Hume
Richard Ippolito
Doug Johnson & John Mooney
Gretchen Kabler
John Kannenberg & Dave Jacob
Joseph Karpfinger & Craig Thelen
Scott Katafias
Paula Kates
Jeffrey Kelly
Larry Krueger
Joanne Lehman & Donald Austin
Dr. Christopher Leichliter &
Dr. Carlos Rodriguez
Micaela Levine
Ann Lewis
James Ley & Adam Davis
John A. Locke
Jesus Manzano & Randall Paulson
Marko & Associates
Daniel R. Martin
James & Gale Mate
James L. McFarland
Jim Miersma & Bill Hammer
Jennifer Morales & Tina Owen
Jennifer Murray & Meighan Bentz
National City Bank, Milwaukee
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Joseph R. Pabst
Corey W. Pearson
Patricia Petitpas
Susannah Pierce
Lois Powers
Grace Primdahl
Patrick Prudlow
William J. Radler
Victor Ray & Aryn Rahnow
Alan J. Romain
Mari Jo Scicero & Susan C. Jurgens
David Seitz & Kristy Kroenig
Amy Shapiro & Ruth Irvings
William Shaw & David Hoffman
Mason Sherwood & Mark Franke
Shoreline Dancers
Todd Siefert & Roger Kocher
Michelle Sieg
Steven P. Smits
Yvonne Stevenson &
Mary Anne Schall
Barbara Stollenwerk &
Karen Stevens
Geoffrey Swain
Danile Taylor & Owen Smith
Nicolas Tice & Tom Morden
Gary Timm & Ross Spens
David Todd
John Tomlinson & Don Krause
Brenda Trotier
United Way of Waterbury
Carol Von Ott
Sheldon Walker & Brion Collins
Larry Walter
Michael Walton
Margaret Weis
Tracy Wilkins
Wisconsin Coalition Against
Domestic Violence, Inc.
Sal Zizzo & David Chapdelaine
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Francesca & Martha Abbate
Nichola Adams
Patricia Aken & Sharon Williams
Jack Allison & Sean D’Esposito
Jennifer Anderson
Derk Babbitt
Josh Bartz
Douglas Beam
Jamie Berg
Ryan Bergner
Michael J. Bernklau &
Craig W. Larabee
Gary J. Berns
Frank Bishop
Geraldine Boldt
Rivkie Renee Bolter
Susan Borri & Patricia Witt
Jack Bothwell & Rob Krohlow
Jane Bowers
Maria Boyd
Linda & Kathleen Bradshaw
Diane Brody
Martin Brown
Bernard Brumm
Cheryl Burton
C3-Designs
Ann Castiglione
Shana Challmes
Greg Chesmore
Children Services Society
of Wisconsin
Rachel Coles & Jessica Goeden
Joan M. Collins
Caryn Cross
Lillian Cummings-Pulliams
Irene Cunningham
Mark Davis & Peter Stark
Donald De Baere
Thomas DeCicco
Fai Demark
DigiCOPY
Jacquelyn F. Dinusson
Michael Doylen & Doug McDonald
Warren Dugan & Steve Powell
Joseph Estaquio
David Falk
Families by Design
Trudy Farrell
Ron Fellenz
James F. Fischer
Lynette Fitzsimmons
Kevin Flaherty & Warren Scherer
David Flores
Mary Frank
Aaron Frechette
Roberta Fries
E. M. Galvin
Abby Germann
Jeff Gesser
Mark Gilmour
Melvin Givens
Anthony Glavinic
Bethany Graney
Kathy Greb
Janet Gruner & Lynn Pagac
Leslie Guditis
Joyce Hamm
Mike Hammer
Helmut Hampel
Tom Hanley
Jeff Harsch & Lisa Larson
Michael J. Hart
Michael Hayward
James Heidt
Michael Heinzelman & Pat Brady
Clifford Heise
Vicki Hess
Lloyd & Elna Hickson
Lawrence M. Hoffman
Andrew Holentunder
William & Karen Hopfensperger
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Jackie Horton
Cheryll Houston
Daniel & Nancy Howard
Linda Hughes
Stephanie Hume
Ruth L. Iezzoni
Dale & Julia Ihlenfeldt
David Jach
Paul Jacob
Earl F. Kammerud
Yuri Keegstra & David Oldberg
Johnny King
John Kittelson
Jeffery A. Kloko
Deborah Knepke &
Candice Hackbarth
Ronald Konopacki
Elouise Kouimelis
Dennis Krueger
Sarah Kubetz & Christine Schofield
Deborah Kucay
Kevin & LeAnn Kuhagen
Ruth Lagerberg
Kathy M. Laurent
Leon Lefeber
D. A. Leonard
Brenda Lewison
John Lindsey
Michael S. Lisowski
Rodney Loren & Walter Park
Matthew Luther & Alan Rentmeester
Joyce Lynn
Marcus Maichle
Marquette University GSA
Steve Marshall
William P. Martin
Tamara Martinsek
Katherine May
Mary McGrath & Loraine Samsel
Roy F. Merath
Rev. Raymond C. Mesler, Jr.
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Peter Minns
Jenifer Montag & Terry Brown
Carrie Moore
Sarah Morgan & Pat Walsh
Fred Moss
Ed Mullins
Carmen A. Murguia
Kerry Murphy
Rhonda Myers
Randall Neff & John Ecklund
Cheryl A. Neils
Andy Nunemaker
Judith Nusslock Coppinger
Mark O’Brien
Margaret Osswald
Laura Parrino
Robert Parrish & Richard Steele
Gitta Pazar & Jon Hughes
William Pedrotti
Diane Pellegrin
Jim Pellegrini
Ken J. Petzold
Richard Phillips
Mark Plotkin & Shirley Bankier
William S. Pocan
Jessica Porritt
Mary Powers
Coral Pumarada
Ralph Quinney
Philip Raia
Sara Ravid
Read School Activity Fund
Ronald Reichert &
Christine Toft-Reichert
Gregory Reinhardt
Suzanne Rice
David Rodriguez
Terrance J. Rohloff
Anthony Rupert
Margaret Ruscetta
Dina Russell
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Steven Sanders & Rand Schmidt
Patricia Sanderson
Andrea Schmidt
Carolyn Seemann
Nikki Selik
Priscilla Sharpless &
Gretchen Fairweather
Tracey Sheasby
Diane Sheehan
Steven Sidie
David Siewert
Betsy Silverfine
Dean Slater
Joann Southward
Sprecher Brewing Company
Sharie Spry
Carl & Cathy Steen
Pat Stepanski & Elaine Morberg
Mark Straight & Paul Nowak
Jane Suesskind
Leagh Syndergaard
Randy Talley & Brenda Johnston
Steve & Karen Teague
Sharon Thoma
Elizabeth Thomson
Carol Tidwell
Christopher Tipton &
Lisa Dziadulewicz
Paul Toonen & Jan Hill
Richard Tunkieicz
Edward M. Turner
Allen Uebele
United Way of Brown Cty
Roger L. Uscila
Ray P. Vahey
Sheldon Wasserman & Jay Larkey
Gary & Forrest Waymire-Cooper
Tim Weber
Stephen Welch
WellPoint Associate Giving
Campaign
Nancy Wesling
Kathy White
Lesley White
Maggie Williams
Thomas Wilson
Kenneth Wise
Teresa Worman
Pamela J. Wrinn
Ashley Yakel
Donald & Marian Yoder
Wendy L. Young
Thomas Zander
Gary & Kristine Ziesemer
Samantha Ziesemer
In-Kind Contributions
$5,000 - $10,000
Patrick L. Price & Daniel P. Hartmann
$2,500 - $4,999
Amanda Aquino Art
Schenck Business Solutions, SC
$1,000 - $2,499
Julie Bock & Matt Byrnes
Davis & Kuelthau, s.c.
Claudia Kabler-Babbitt & John E. Babbitt
Peter Larson & Bill Fry
Dawn Schmidt & Jacqueline Lindo
Jean Schmidt
Priscilla Sharpless &
Gretchen Fairweather
$500 - $999
Blush (a beauty boutique)
Dave Martin & Tony Jorgensen
Supervalu
Susan Tessendorf & Darlene Cole
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Time Warner Cable
Vino 100 Milwaukee
$250 - $499
Authentic Alternatives, Inc.
Forest Home Cemetery
John Hefter & Paul Zidonowitz
Jerry A. Johnson
Yuri Keegstra & David Oldberg
Olympia Resort & Spa
Carolyn Snow
South Milwaukee PAC
The Bull at Pinehurst Farms
$100 - $249
A Gift of Time
Apple Holler
Maggi Cage & Blaine Ropson
Bruce Campbell
Connoissuer House of Chocolates
Danceworks, Inc.
Einstein Brothers Bagels
Patrick Farrell
Florentine Opera Company
FORGE
Friends of Boerner Botanical Gardens
GE Healthcare
Hampton Inn & Suites
Downtown Milwaukee
Harley-Davidson Motor Company
Harmony Salon and Spa
Ho-Chunk Casino, Bingo, Hotel &
Convention Center
Andy Holman
Hilton Milwaukee City Center
Hyatt Regency Milwaukee
John Michael Kohler Arts Center
Gretchen Kabler
Paula Kates
Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club
Milwaukee Chamber Theatre
Milwaukee Repertory Theater
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Mo’s Restaurants
Prudential Insurance Company
of America
Northern Chocolate Co.
Susannah Pierce
Pilgrim Imports
Potawatomi Bingo Casino
Tom & Cathy Prieto
Radisson Hotel Milwaukee-West
Renaissance Theaterworks
Residence Inn by Marriott,
Milwaukee-Brookfield
Rocky Rococo’s
Silver Spring Animal Wellness Center
TDS Metrocom
Brenda Trotier
United Community Center
Carol Von Ott
Wild Space Dance Co.
Wilderness Hotel and Golf Resort
$1 - $99
Alterra Coffee
Bel Canto Chorus
Boswell Books
Boutique Vieux et Nouveau
Brady Street Hardware
Cave of the Mounds
Cedarburg Cultural Center
Cempazuchi
Charles Allis/Villa Terrace Art Museums
Charro Restaurante
Club Charlie’s
Rachel Coles & Jessica Goeden
Coquette Café
David Seebach’s Wonders of Magic
Diamondz Pet Spa
Discovery World at Pier Wisconsin
Dragonfly Vintage Goods
Chad Dujmovic
Sheila Finch
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First Stage Children’s Theater
Flynn Fleming LLC
Germanfest
Indian Summer Festivals, Inc.
Paul Jacob
Jay Langhurst & Daniel Klingler
Lavender Visions
Lesbian Alliance of Metro Milwaukee
Libiamo’s Restaurant
Marchese’s Olive Pit
Milwaukee Art Museum
Milwaukee County Historical Society
Milwaukee County Zoo
Milwaukee LGBT Film/Video Festival
Milwaukee Metropolitan
Community Church
Milwaukee Public Museum
Milwaukee River Cruise Line
Milwaukee Wave Pro Soccer
Peter Minns
Debra J. Onsager, Certified Acupuncturist
Outwords Books, Gifts, & Coffee
Panera Bread
People’s Books Cooperative
Pick N’ Save, Store #6868
Polish Center of Wisconsin
Port Road Dental
Quality Vending
Racine Art Musuem
Rainbow Hearth
Barbara Richards
Riptide
Schlitz Audubon Nature Center
Sprecher Brewing Company
Starship Bodyworks, LLC
Starship Urban Wearables
Stone Creek Coffee
Sunset Playhouse
The Bartolotta Charitable Fund
The Chalet Motel of Mequon
The Eisner Museum of Advertising
& Design
The Pasta Tree
Trocadero
Melissa Ugland
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee,
Peck School of the Arts
John & Christine Weidner
Margaret Weis
White Sage Spa
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