2013 - 2014 - Heyde Center for the Arts

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Chippewa Valley Cultural Association, Inc.
Annual Report
FY 2013-2014
Annual Report FY 2013 – 2014
(dba Heyde Center for the Arts)
June 2, 2015
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION........................................................................................................................1
ACTIVITY OVERVIEW .............................................................................................................2
Performances.....................................................................................................................2
Art Shows/Exhibits ..........................................................................................................3
Paint-a-Palooza .................................................................................................................3
REVENUE ......................................................................................................................................3
EXPENSES .....................................................................................................................................5
EVALUATIONS ...........................................................................................................................6
Performance Evaluations ................................................................................................6
Zip Code Analysis............................................................................................................6
Local Economic Impact ...................................................................................................7
VOLUNTEERS .............................................................................................................................8
DONATIONS .............................................................................................................................10
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION .........................................................................13
INTRODUCTION
The Chippewa Valley Cultural Association, Inc. started with a group of dreamers who saw
something in the old, broken down building that once housed the McDonell Memorial Catholic
High School on the East Hill of Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. When
The Heyde Center “is a
they looked at the old, boarded up building with the warped
pretty total package of arts
floors, leaking roof, and broken windows, they saw what it could
for us to experience.”
be. It wasn’t until they linked arms with their pragmatic friends
Clarence Stoffel,
and neighbors and got started that the wider community started
audience member
to see and share their vision. It took a lot of hard work, heavy
fundraising, and the creative input of many people to bring the
dream to fruition. Many people didn’t believe it would happen – even those actively involved
in the restoration. Despite the challenges, the dream of restoring the building to its previous
glory was finally accomplished, but the story of creating a community arts center still goes on.
3 S. High Street ♦ Chippewa Falls, WI 54729 ♦ (715)726-9000 ♦ www.cvca.net
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This annual report reflects on the accomplishments and challenges of the past fiscal year
(December 1, 2013 to November 30, 2014) as a basis from which to grow and improve in the
future.
ACTIVITY OVERVIEW
Each year, there are more people involved in the CVCA/Heyde Center and seeking to
collaborate on new and exciting initiatives. Demand for building space has increased
significantly each year as evidenced by the number of occupancy days.
Building Occupancy
FY 2013/2014
Performances
(unique events
in days)
Number of
53
events
Total Events 423 days
Rehearsal/
Practice
Days
Facility
Rental
96
50
Exhibits
(artist
receptions/days)
10/192
Other (community
events, fund raisers,
etc.)
32
This shows that multiple things can be happening any given day.
High building occupancy.
Attendance numbers seem to be at the same level as last year, but it is challenging to estimate
the number of people coming in for facility rentals, fundraisers or community events that are
not directly overseen by the CVCA/Heyde Center through the sale/collection of tickets or
reservations. The number of performances was slightly less than in previous years but this
reduction in performance attendance was offset by the new Paint-a-Palooza classes and an
increase in people participating in Facility Rental and other community events.
Attendance Numbers
FY 2013/2014
Performances
Paint-a-Palooza
Workshops
Visual Arts Exhibits
Facility Rental/Community
Events
Totals
Grand Total
Participant Numbers
Artists Involved
8,911
116
547
10
1,785
6,081
345
0
16,893
902
17,795
PERFORMANCES
The Heyde Center for the Arts hosted 44 unique performing arts events (music, theater, dance,
etc.), twelve visual art exhibits, and 32 community development activities (health and
educational gatherings) during the 2013 - 2014 Fiscal Year.
Of the performing arts events, 48% of them were local performers, 14% were regional
performers (western Wisconsin area), 27% were national performers and 11% were
international performers. There was a wide variety of arts programming including music,
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theater, dance, book signings and readings, food artisans, acrobats, science/art educational
programs (“bubble-ologist” and a laser light show), storytellers, and a mentalist.
ART SHOWS/EXHIBITS
All of the visual art exhibits and the community development activities featured local artists
and participants. Nearly 100 local artists exhibited their artwork at the 50th Annual Spring Art
Show in April 2014. In addition, there was a school district wide exhibit showcasing artwork
from the public schools in March 2014. The CVCA works with individual artists and groups of
artists to offer exhibition opportunities to hundreds of local artists each year.
PAINT-A-PALOOZA
This year the CVCA/Heyde Center introduced an adult art education series loosely called the
“Paint-a-Palooza” series. The goal of the series was to offer simple, introductory art classes for
adults interested in learning how to paint. In 2013 - 2014, the CVCA offered nine art classes.
One hundred sixteen people participated in these art classes from June to November. The
teachers (mainly members of the Valley Art Association) donated their talents and skills to
teaching the class – and the CVCA provided the materials. It started with acrylics and
watercolor painting, and now has expanded into other forms of creative impression including
pastels, charcoal, wood carving, wood turning, silk painting, and ceramics. Evaluations from
the workshops have been overwhelmingly positive – both the classes and the instructors. The
students recommended that some classes needed to be longer, and they want more classes.
REVENUE
As a historic community arts center, the Heyde Center for the Arts is an important part of the
economic vitality of Chippewa Falls downtown. Every $1 spent on tickets for an event at a
community arts center generates an additional $6 of cash flow into the local economy via hotel
accommodations, area dining, and consumer retail purchases. This past year, the CVCA/Heyde
Center generated over $72,000 in ticket revenue, which translates to around $430,000 of cash
inflow to the local economy.
Non-profit arts and cultural organizations in the U.S. obtain their revenues from three major
sources: (a) earned income, (b) philanthropic contributions from private donors, and (c) direct
government subsidies. Earned income — composed of program service revenues (ticket sales,
admissions, subscriptions, program ads, and gift shop sales) along with investment income and
dues and assessments — account for approximately one-half of all revenue. Contributions from
private donors (individuals, foundations, and corporations) account for about two-fifths.
Government sources provide the remaining roughly one-tenth of revenue1.
For several years, the CVCA/Heyde Center has pursued a diversified funding base and, unlike
many other arts organizations, 68.9% of the CVCA/Heyde Center is from earned income
revenue. The remaining 31.1% of the CVCA budget comes from philanthropic donations,
foundation grants, and two small state government grants – nothing from the city or county
1
Grantmakers in the Arts, http://www.giarts.org
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governments. Philanthropic funds are critical to ensure that the CVCA/Heyde Center remains a
community arts center – keeping it accessible to the needs of local groups and individuals as
well as providing affordable arts and cultural opportunities.
Many people do not understand that the cost of a ticket does not cover all the costs associated
with an event (such as the performance fees, and the costs of marketing/promotion, staffing,
ticketing, and heating/cooling/lighting) much less the ongoing maintenance and repairs of a 108
year old building.
The CVCA/Heyde Center is committed to supporting access to a high class performing arts
stage and gallery space to area performers and artists. However excluding many of the area’s
residents due to high ticket costs is counterproductive to the mission and vision of the
CVCA/Heyde Center. Therefore the CVCA/Heyde Center solicits community funds to help
keep its vision of serving as a community arts center alive and active.
There were eight main sources of income for the CVCA (FY2012-2013).
 Donations – individual contributions, gifts in honor of/in memory of someone, special
project gifts that are donor restricted for specific capital projects or programs (19.5%)
 Fundraising Activities – dinners, donations, and silent auction at the Savoring the Arts,
and donations and product raffles at Taste of the North (6.2%)
 Rental Services – auditorium and other small room rental, beverage services, and other
facility fees for assorted services (19.5%)
 Program Services – art sales and art shows, box office revenue, concession sales,
entertainment package sponsors, gift certificates/entertainment package passes (43.9%)
 Memberships – annual membership subscriptions (3.3%)
 Other revenue sources – merchandise sales, miscellaneous (0.4%)
 Grants – designated funding from philanthropic and corporate foundations to support
projects (2.2%)
 Endowment Distributions – funds received from CVCA Endowment Funds (5.1%)
Sources of Revenue FY 2013 - 2014
3%
2% 5% 1%
19%
6%
44%
20%
Donations
Fundraising Activities
Rental Services
Program Services
Memberships
Grants
Endowment Distributions
Other Revenue Sources
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EXPENSES
Although the inflation rate is not considered high, the costs of goods and services still increase
from year to year. The staff and volunteers continually seek ways to streamline systems, do
more through collaborations, review existing service contracts, research product prices, and
increase work efficiency.
Overall, operating expenditures during the past year did not significantly change from previous
years. The CVCA/Heyde Center has a policy that outside of emergencies, any major capital
projects are fully funded before the work is started or the materials are purchased. This is to
ensure that normal operating fund cash flows are not adversely affected if a capital project is
not fully funded.
Expense Categories
There are eight main expenditure categories:
 Member Services/Administration – personnel costs associated with membership,
administration of the day-to-day operations, communication costs, etc. (16%)
 Insurance – insurance to cover the building, workman’s compensation, and
board/executive staff (3%)
 Program Services – performance fees, commissions, concessions purchases, personnel,
and other costs (stage, hotels, hospitality) associated with programming (35%)
 Facility Rental Costs – bartending services, bar supplies and inventories, personnel
costs associated with facility rentals, marketing, communication costs (14%)
 Building Maintenance and Repairs – various service contracts such as elevator, security
and fire systems/monitoring, system maintenance and repairs, utilities, improvements,
etc. (13%)
 Publicity and Advertising – paid advertising and production of publicity materials
(12%)


Fund Raising – costs associated with fundraising events such as Savoring the Arts and
Taste of the North (5%)
Sales Tax – sales tax on tickets, concessions, rental services, and merchandise (2%)
Expense Categories FY 2013 - 2014
5%
12%
Member Services/Administration
2%
Insurance
16%
3%
Program Services
Facility Rental Costs
13%
14%
35%
Building Maintenance and Repairs
Publicity and Advertising
Fund Raising
Sales Tax
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EVALUATIONS
PERFORMANCE EVALUATIONS
Starting in October 2014, the CVCA/Heyde Center committed to collecting short, written
evaluations that were either on the tables (with cabaret style seating), handed out by the
ushers/ticket takers, or put into event programs. The feedback has been very positive – the
audience members offered wonderful suggestions for improvements, ideas for future
performances, and compliments on the things that went well.
Although it was just the beginning, there were 108 surveys returned and some of the results
were surprising. Thirty-nine percent of the people who turned in a survey said it was their first
time at the Heyde Center for the Arts. Ninety percent of the replies said that the performance
met or exceeded their expectations. The bulk of the ten percent of people who felt that the
performance fell short of their expectations came from a single performance where there were
some challenges with the sound board.
A high percentage (99%) felt that it was easy to purchase and pay for tickets. Ninety-six percent
of the people surveyed felt that the refreshments offered were adequate. Despite some
challenges, 89% of the people responding felt that the performances met or exceeded their
expectations. Perhaps even more important is that 99% of the audience members would
recommend the Heyde Center for the Arts to a friend or family member.
ZIP CODE ANALYSIS
The CVCA/Heyde Center for the Arts has been collecting zip code information from people
purchasing tickets online, at the CVCA office or at the box office throughout the fiscal year. The
zip codes are collected per order and not per ticket sale; however it allows the organization the
chance to extrapolate trends in the geographic distribution of its audience members.
This information is collected in order to better understand the geographic distribution of Heyde
Center audiences for marketing and promotional purposes as well as one indicator of the
geographic impact of Heyde Center’s programming.
AREA
Eau Claire/Altoona
Chippewa Falls
Other “547—“ (e.g., Elk Mound, Bloomer, Chetek, Colfax, Menomonie, New Auburn, Thorp,
Spring Valley, Osseo, Strum, Wheeler, Durand, etc.)
Percent
26.5
38.2
23.5
Hudson Area (540—)
Northern WI (548—)
Eastern WI (544—)
Southern WI (546—)
Twin Cities Metro (55---)
Outside NW WI and Twin Cities Metro Areas
0.6
4.8
0.7
0.4
1.9
3.4
100%
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Attendance Numbers by Area
5%
1%
1%
0%
Eau Claire/Altoona
2%
Chippewa Falls
3%
28%
Other "547—"
Hudson Area (540—)
24%
Northern WI (548—)
Eastern WI (544—)
38%
Southern WI (546—)
Twin Cities Metro (55---)
Outside NW WI and Twin Cities Metro
Areas
LOCAL ECONOMIC IMPACT
Far from being a luxury entertainment for the rich, a vibrant cultural scene helps our
community thrive with the added economic activity that surrounds the arts - restaurants,
parking, clothing, transportation, childcare, hotels, and more... driving over $13,000 dollars of
local tax revenue into the city, another $15,000 into state tax revenue, and over $770,000 in total
economic activity (Arts & Economic Prosperity IV calculator, Americans for the Arts).
The CVCA/Heyde Center boasts annual arts and cultural attendance of about 11,000 people,
and close to 12% of that attendance is by non-Chippewa Valley residents. As noted in the zip
code analysis, the Heyde Center for the Arts is contributing to making Chippewa Falls a tourist
destination.
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VOLUNTEERS
Over 220 CVCA volunteers contributed approximately 12,000 hours over the past year to the
Heyde Center for the Arts. It is important that we recognize individuals who dedicate their
time, talents, and energy to making a
The Difference Between a Center for the
difference in our community.
The Independent Sector, a non-partisan
leadership network for nonprofits,
foundations, and corporations committed to
advancing the common good, estimates the
value of volunteer time in Wisconsin is
$21.78/hour. This comes to an estimated
$261,360 of volunteer labor contributions per
year to performing essential tasks for the
Center including: publicity, front of house
duties (selling tickets, ushering, etc.),
directing and acting in community theater
productions, completing important building
maintenance and repairs, and fundraising.
Arts and a Community
Arts Center
It was a warm Friday evening, in the middle of
March. I was sitting at one of the tables in the
auditorium with a friend, watching Jake Armerding
and the Aeromatics play sweet melodies.
After they finished their current song, Jake came up
to the microphone to introduce their next piece.
Before he did, though, he said something interesting
to the audience: he said that he had been welcomed
back to the Heyde Center by everyone with so much
warmth, that he felt like he had become part of the
family. When he said everyone, it was clearly
directed at both the audience and those
volunteering that night.
Anna Phillips, CVCA Intern
We try to recognize all the volunteers that
have contributed their time to the success of
the CVCA/Heyde Center for the Arts, but we
realize that this is a nearly impossible task because so many people are involved in so many
different areas. We have listed event volunteers, the board of directors, spring art show
volunteers, but there are many other unique ways that people contribute their time and talents
to the Center.
For example, there are a number of performers who volunteer their time (Chill on the Hill,
Swampers, vendors at Taste of the North), fund raising volunteers (such as: Deanne Rubenzer,
Lisa Gienapp, Sue Holm, Pam Holsinger-Fuchs, ChiHi and McDonell students, etc.), Barb Buker
(organizing the costume closet), Don Bichner and Phil Grosvold (flag maintenance), tech
support (Jeremy Westin, Joel Wiltrout, Allison Leef), and the Lake Wissota Garden Club (flower
arrangements).
CVCA Board of Directors
Skip August, Dave Fish, Pam Holsinger-Fuchs, Mike Pope, David Raihle Jr., Jim Raleigh, Nancy
Schuh, Michelle Scobie, Mary Lynn Toycen, and Don Weibel.
Monday Volunteer Crew
Skip August, Ed Boehm, Francis Bohl, Jerry Brost, Chuck Card, Mike McGinley, Dan Daniel,
Eleanore Stuttgen, David Jones, Peggy Nehring, Barb Buker, and Jim Raleigh.
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Event Volunteers Gwen Leifeit, Melissa Wiltrout, Joel Wiltrout, Joan Wiltrout, Joyce and
Roger Lillevold, Marcie and Bill Greenwood, Dan Daniel, James and Marilyn Murphy, Sandy
and Tom Johnson, Mickey Schroder, Ann Anderson, Angie Riemer, Margaret Glose, Steve and
Roberta Rasmus, Russ and Jan Blair, Jane Brink, Jean Bastian, Sue Sherman, Shari and Jim
Raleigh, Carol Heyde, Beverly Schultz, Marcie O’Brien, Mary LaNou, Carol Turner, Bev
Schmidmayr, Lois Lynch, Barb Lowe, Jim Lowe, Richard Haughian, Judy Brist, Peggy Nehring,
Tim and Kathy Danielson, Don and Carolyn Weibel, Susanne Torrence, Gail Halmstad, Ron
Singel, Beverly Nengas, Jean Leidle, Lois Peloquin, Randy Adams, Rosemary Kilbridge, Janet
and Don Kuechler, Skip and Rose August, Jeremy Westin, Janet Rubenzer, Dick Kauphusman,
Dave and Jane Hvizdak, Deb Braden, Sandy Harberts, Ann Keller, Carleen Wilbur, Vivain
Dahl, Rhael Laramy, Jim Baldeshwider, Peggy Sprague, Marjorie Bjork, Jody Padgham, Dan
Sykora, Connie and Dan Freagon, Sharon Bell, April and Ben Smasal, Marge McManus, Lynn
Amundson, Diane Hendry, Barb Schweder, Tom Larum, Colleen and David Jones, Dan
Peloquin, Ann Hanson, Erin O’Brien, Ruth Lundblad, Justin Dancing-Hawk, Jodi Balow.
Spring Art Show Volunteers
Sharon Bell, Jean Arneson, Jane Brink, Ruth Lundblad, Kathleen Spaeth, Nancy McCarthy,
Barbara Lowe, Jim Lowe, Kristin Brown, Ray Peterson, Carol Peterson, Bernard Herzog, Bob
Jenneman, Mary Jenneman, Sharon Weeks, Bill Greenwood, Marcie Greenwood, Bruce Warren,
Darsel Christenson, Gail Fox, Jean Liedl, Patricia Hamm, Robert Hume, Dave and Jane
Hviszdak, Mary Ketzler, Cari Raynae Jacobson, Shari Raleigh, Jan and Russ Blair, Carol Way,
Janet Prueher, Gwen Leifheit, Linda Nicastro, Donna Ganther, Hubert Steve Cole, Beverly
Nengas, Lois Peloquin, Lois Lynch, Susanne Torrence, Kay Geraghty, Anne Keller, Vivian Dahl,
Carliene Wilbur, Marilyn Murphy, Sandy Harbert, Robin Kelly, Erin O’Brien, Jody Padgham,
Brad Arneson, Priscillamae Olson, Jerry Naiberg, Nancy Blomlie, Bev Schmidmayr, Richard and
Pat Kauphusman, Margaret Glose, Virginia Pucci, Devona Brodt, Gayle Eslinger, Shirley Mlsna,
Chris Spaeth, Kathy Prentice.
Directors, Actors, Actresses, and Crews
Tim Danielson, Nancy Scobie, Jerry Way, Paul Danielson, Pete Danielson, Phil Danielson, Steve
Danielson, Jerry Brost, Skip August, Judy Brist, Joe Danielson, Pauline Danielson, Forrest
Cleven Peterson, Shane Miller, Michael Stokes, Roberta Rasmus, Dan Lea, Sheila Wall, Holly
Shattuck, William Felix, Amanda Tanzer, Luke Heidtke, John Hazen, Stephen Ruthy, Allen
Ruthy, Paul Buchmann, Frank Rineck, Heather Rogge, Paul McDonald, Pamelann Schulte,
Devin Kulow, Danielle Stocco, Emily Allen, Elsie McDonald, Emily Rasmus, Belinda Neff, Carl
Smiskey, Dennis Hunt, Samuel McDonald, Leopold Schulte, Lillian McDonald, Philomena
Schulte, Laura Baalrud, Vivian Dahl, Donna Davidson, Mary Elworthy, Pamela HolsingerFuchs, Mary LaLiberte, Sally Lewis, Marilyn Skatrud, Deanne Rubenzer, Caroyln Weibel, Tom
Fuchs, Jason Janc, Bob Pecor, Keith Pitsch, Roger Skatrud, Kent Sprague, Don Weibel, Carol
Way, Elaine Mann, Ron Gard, Barb Buker, Janice Janc, Melissa Wiltrout, Lisa Gienapp, Bonnie
Gullickson, Barb Tzanakis, Dahli Durley, Annabelle Abbe, Sophie Bruning Way, Edie
McDonald, Andy McGrane, Kent Sprague, Robert Foiles, LuAnn Foiles, Renee LaRonge, Karl
Rose, Roxanne Paukner, Mary Cole, Pamela Rose, Nancy Blomlie, Lori Peterlik.
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DONATIONS (December 1, 2013 to November 30, 2014)
Individual Donations
Amazon Smile
Ameriprise Financial Advisors, Mike
Pope
Anderson, Mary
Anderson, Roy and Marianne
August, Melvin & Roseanne
Baalrud, James and Laura
Barkley, Bill and Sharon
Bartine, La Vone
Bell, Sharon and Robert
Bichner, Don and Delores
Biederman, Scott
Bieging, James & Deborah
Bjork, Marjorie
Blake, Mary A
Blaskey, Emily R and Mark
Bob & Lea Dirks Coast to Coast
Hardware
Boos, Wilbur & Eileen
Boyer, Barry & Susan
Breitzman, Arlene (Peg)
Brink, Jane
Brist, Judy
Brown, Neil & Shirley
Brunstad, Yvonne
Buker, Barbara A
Bunn, Edna
Cameron, Rodrick
Chippewa County Abstract
& Title Co.
Chippewa Falls Lions Club
Chippewa Sand Transport, LLC
Chippewa Valley Community Chorus
2014
Chisholm, Catherine & Van
Meggelen, Art
Chisholm, Thomas & Nancy
Christensen, Bruce
Christopherson, Rich and Deb
Cole, Hubert Steve
Coleman, Keith & Betty
Conner, Cyd J.
Cook, Steven & Kimberlee
Crane, Ruth
Darley, Jeffrey & Patti
De Long, Susan
Dingmann, Duane & Joan
Dole, Susan M
Duax, Kathy
Emerson, Scott & Kathie
Farrow, Peter & Michelle
Fedie, Robin and Thomas
Feiler, Craig and Marge
Fish, David and Dianne
Frasch, David E. and Evalyn Wiley
Fuchs, Tom & Pam Holsinger-Fuchs
Gaerlan, Evangelina
Geissler, Dorothy
Geissler, Marge
Gienapp, Dr. G. R. & Carol
Gienapp, Lisa
Glose, Siegfried & Margaret
Goodall, Neil
Gordon, Dave & Ann
Gordy's County Market.
Green and Gold Legends 2014
Gulcynski, Jim or Cathlyn
Gullickson, Bonnie
Gutsch, Carol.
Handcock, Jean and David
Hansen, Steven & Ann
Harberts, Sandra A
Hare, Pat & Patricia
Harold D. "Mac" McDonald
Endowment Fund
Harrison, Leslie & Marilyn
Harvey, Thomas and Stephanie
Hayhoe, Glenna M
Hebert, Karen
Hermodson, Warren N.
Herzog, Bernard & Noel
Holm, Peter and Susan
Hovland, Wilma
Huffcutt, Thomas and Mary
Hvizdak, Jane and David
Immerman, Steven and Eileen
Isaacson, James and Linda
ITW Engineered Fasteners
Jacobson, Gerald & Mary
Jenson, Evelyn
Joas, Gerald & Susan
Joseph W. Joas Designated
Endowment Fund
Keller, Norm & Mary
Kern, Allen & Susan
Keyeski, Roland and Virginia
Kiefer, David & Ellen
Kilbridge, Rosemary
King, Mary Ann and CW
Konsella, Fran M
Kopp, Kathleen
Korb, Robin
Kraemer, Calvin & Donna
Kuechler, Donald & Janet
Kuehl, Jerry & Mary
Lea, Bob & Catherine
Leifheit, Gwendolyn
Lewis, Sally
Liedl, Cletus and Jean
Lillevold, Roger & Joyce
Lottridge, Ronald
Lowe, Barb and Jim
Magnuson, Terry and Julie
Magyar, Richard and Palas, Lyria
Maitland, Susan
Mandelert, Joseph, and Ellen Devine
Mann, Elaine
Marinello, Linda & Brian
Marshall, Alice
Maslonkowski, Dr. Robert & Chris
Maslonkowski, Maria
McCausland, Betty
McManus, Joyce
McManus, Marjorie
Melville, Yvonne
Miller, Craig and Nancy
Morrison, Hess
Myrman, Alex and Janet Swartz
Myrman, Marcus & Marcene
Naiberg, Gerald and Janet
Nelson, Tim and Jenny
Northwestern Bank
Oberweis, Joseph
Ostenso, Erik
Parents of the Chippewa Area Youth
Orchestra
Pearson, Douglas & Susan
Pehlke, Bob & Joan
Peterson, Betty
Peterson, Karen
Petrilli. Sally
Pike/Rubenzer, Rodney & Janet
Pontius, John & Lorraine
Pope, Mike and Sue
Pophal, Linda
Pruzek, Rick & Irene
Raihle, David Jr. & Rita
Raleigh, Jim & Shari
Rasmus, John & Barbara
Rasmus, Steve & Roberta
Redard, Nancy
Rhoades, Bruce & Katherine
Rhodes, Marjorie
Rice, Wilma
Roshell, Nancy
Roth, Lois
Roycraft, Beatrice
Roycraft, Thomas
Rubenzer, Deanne
Salfiti, Nadim
Sazama, Laurel and Jerry
Schafer, Jeffrey and Deborah
Schemenauer, Vicky
Schmidmayr, Beverly
Schorr, William and Carol
Schuh, Jim & Nancy
Schultz Beverly
Scobie, Wm. & Nancy
Selmer Bonnie
Senn, Darrin & Kim
Sherman, Terry & Karen
Sikowski/Nelson, Des
Skatrud, Roger & Marilyn
Smith, Marylin
Sonnentag, Suzanne
Spectrum Insurance Group
Splett, Nate & Rebecca
Steinberger Michael & Katherine
DelFosse
Steinmetz, Steve and Judy
Stevens, Richard
Stoll, Suzanne
Swenson, Faye L
Tanzer, Amanda
Torrence, Darrell & Susanne
Toycen, Craig and Holly
Toycen, Dan & Mary Lynn
Tzanakis, Mike and Barbara
Van Dyke, Kyle and Annette
Volker, Sheila
Way, Jerry & Carol
Weeks, Sharon
Welcome to Chippewa Falls US Flag
Fund
Welke, Anne
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Weniger, Tom & Susan
West, Ralph & Sandy
Whiting, Roger and Jane
Willi, Bernard
William J. & Gertrude R Casper
Foundation
Willink, Judith
Willkom, Terry & Susan
Winn Family Dentistry LLC
Wooldridge, Larry
Wright, James & Arlene
Zaleski, Darrel
Zaruba, Kenneth and Judith
Ziemann, Richard
Zimbehl, Bill
GRANTS
Arts Midwest
Wisconsin Arts Board
CN
Chippewa Falls Rotary Club
Optimist Club 23-044
Kiwanis Club.
William J. & Gertrude R Casper
Foundation
Union Pacific Foundation
Grant "Five by Design"
Grant from Wisconsin Arts Board
Grants received from foundations, corps, etc.
Grants received from foundations, corps, etc. (Summer Drama Camp)
Grant for Sheltered Reality Program
Grants for Sheltered Reality
Grant for "Dust My Boots" Exhibit
Grants for Youth Arts Series
In Memory Of or In Honor Of
Adkins, Joan
Anonymous
Baumgartner, Paulette
Begley,Michael and Mary
Bichner, Don
Bjork, Marjorie
Blake, Doris M
Bollom, Melvin & Katherine
Boyer, Barry & Susan
Brovold, Burt & Alice
Brovold, Burt & Alice
Davis, Lester & Rosemary
Ellison, Leonard and Marian
Fleming, George & Peggy
Gaerlan, Evangelina
Geissler, Marge
Germain, Teresa
Greer, Margo
Gullickson, Bonnie
Hager, Anna
Haley, Rosemary
Hassemer, Karen and Snyder Donna
Hayhoe, Glenna M
Hayhoe, Glenna M
Herrell, Judy and Pete
Keller, Anne
Kroll, William & Janice
Lang, Bob
Mann, Elaine
Marks, Caroline
Marks, Caroline
Martin, Donna
Matthews, Peter & Mary
Meredith, Barbara
Mower, Eugene & Carmen
Mower, Tim and Rosie
O'Connor, Alice
Oddo, Betty R
Peloquin, Brad
Peloquin, Homer and Patricia
Pitsch, Keith
Pruzek, Rick & Irene
Rhoades, Bruce & Katherine
Donation in Memory of Guy Adkins
Donation in Honor of Carol Gienapp's Birthday
Donation In Memory of Lora Dankemyer
Donation in Honor of Gary and Judy Gaier
Donation in Honor of Delores Bichner
Donation in Honor of Ellie Kressin
Donation in Memory of Sally Petrilli
Donation in Memory of Greg Roehrick
Donation in Memory of Delores Boyer
Donation in Honor of Ann Shipman
Donation in Honor of Ione Brovold
Donation in Memory of Bonnie Willkom
Donation in Honor of Nancy & Bill Scobie's 50th
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