Igniting a lifelong passion for the arts

Igniting a lifelong passion for the arts
To ignite a lifelong passion
for the arts
LETTER FROM
THE PRESIDENT
To Our Friends and Partners:
If the talent and enthusiasm of our students is any indication,
the future of the arts is strong.
Each year, students from across Michigan, the country, and the
world travel to Interlochen to further their artistic dreams and
meet other creative individuals. They work hard, challenge and
inspire each other, and leave campus with a new sense of self and
an even stronger passion for the arts. This past year was no exception.
The year was filled with engaging new programs, milestones, and
an increased emphasis on collaboration. Interlochen Arts Camp
featured an expanded lineup of one-week institutes, and launched
new programs in the junior and intermediate divisions. Interlochen
Arts Academy and Interlochen College of Creative Arts celebrated
record enrollments as students from all ages honed their craft in
pursuit of finding their artistic voices.
We also celebrated the 50th Anniversary of our summer Arts Festival
with a diverse array of performers, from Joshua Bell to Sheryl
Crow to RIOULT Dance NY. Alumni guest artists ranged from
violinist Ani Kavafian – who joined the World Youth Symphony
Orchestra to recreate the concerto-winning performance she gave
as a camper in 1964 – to recent Academy graduate Betty Who.
Students and campers had the opportunity to work directly with
these artists, integrating our performance and educational
programming more closely than ever.
Finally, an increased sense of collaboration was felt across campus.
Four artistic divisions designed and choreographed March’s
Discover Dance: Exploring New Work, while Interlochen Public
Radio expanded digital content to include a growing archive of
student performances available online. Collaboration is essential
to preparing our talented youth to become leaders in the arts or
whichever field they choose.
We are excited by the strong foundation that our Interlochen
community offers and the future of possibilities that exist. On
behalf of the trustees and staff of Interlochen Center for the Arts,
I hope you take pride in all that your support has accomplished
as you look through this annual report for fiscal year 2014
( June 1, 2013 - May 31, 2014).
With deep thanks and appreciation,
Jeffrey S. Kimpton
President
Interlochen Center for the Arts
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$11.9
Million
Total scholarships and
financial aid awarded to
Interlochen students in
fiscal year 2014
BY THE NUMBERS:
Fiscal Year 2014 in Review
OPERATING BUDGET
Revenue: $ 37,680,935 Expenses: $ 36,287,267
FUNDRAISING
Interlochen Fund:
Interlochen Public Radio:
Endowment and capital funds: Total giving
$
$
$
$
2,375,053
1,340,561
7,249,636
10,965,250
STUDENT ENROLLMENT
Interlochen Arts Camp:
2,546 students from 52 U.S. states and territories and 41 countries
Interlochen Arts Academy:
508 students from 47 U.S. states and territories and 29 countries
SCHOLARSHIPS AND FINANCIAL AID
Interlochen provided $11.9 million in financial assistance to Interlochen students
GOVERNMENT SUPPORT:
Corporation for Public Broadcasting (Interlochen Public Radio): $
Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs:
$
National Endowment for the Arts:
$
267,582
67,765
25,000
Comprehensive financial reports may be found on pages 15 through 21 of this report.
Complete audited financial statements are available online at www.interlochen.org/support
or by calling our advancement office at 231.276.7623.
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Interlochen has been awarded four out of a possible four stars by Charity Navigator,
America’s premier independent charity evaluator. Charity Navigator provides in-depth,
objective ratings of the financial health and accountability & transparency of America’s nonprofits.
“
Interlochen taught me that art flourishes in a
diverse environment where you can exchange ideas
with artists from all over the world who have a
depth of talent and knowledge, and when that
happens you see innovative ideas come to life.
”
— Lisa Laplace Smith (IAC 73-79), civil rights attorney
Interlochen was founded in 1928 and is located in beautiful northwest lower Michigan. Each year,
thousands of artists and arts patrons come to Interlochen to experience world-class educational and
cultural opportunities. Students study music, theatre, visual arts, film, creative writing and dance,
guided by an outstanding faculty and guest artists, and inspired by the scenic beauty of our campus.
Our core purpose is to ignite lifelong passion for the arts. Interlochen strives to inspire, nurture,
transform, enlighten, and endure.
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INTERLOCHEN ARTS CAMP
Our 87th Summer Arts Camp welcomed 2,546 actors, creative
writers, dancers, filmmakers, musicians, and visual artists from 41
countries and 52 states and territories. Your generous donations
supported more than 350 performances and created an inspirational
summer that students will always remember.
When not exploring northern Michigan, making friends, and
practicing their craft, students worked on a variety of projects
and performances. Among the many highlights, the High School
Musical Theatre Company took the stage in Les Misérables, and the
World Youth Symphony Orchestra performed Felix Mendelssohn’s
“Violin Concerto in E Minor, Op. 64” with guest conductor Erik
Nielsen and violinist Joshua Bell. This camp season also brought
new junior division programs for Visual Arts and Dance and an
intermediate division program for Motion Picture Arts.
2,546 Campers
From 41 Countries and
52 States and Territories
The four countries with the most campers in
attendance outside of the United States
13
16
Canada
10
10
China
South Korea
Mexico
The six states with the most campers in attendance
154
140
134
Michigan
Illinois
California
85
Texas
83
New York
63
Ohio
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“
Interlochen is not only
beautiful, but a place of
supportive friends,
phenomenal teachers,
interesting classes, and
non-stop learning.
Coming here is also
incredibly refreshing
because everyone is
invested in the arts.
At every corner,
you see dedication.
In every building,
you see passion.
”
— Leah, Orchestra Violin
Camper, Age 17
Huntington Woods, Michigan
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TRANSFORMING
“
Maestro Falletta conducts the World Youth Symphony Orchestra on July 27, 2014, with guest artist, violinist Ani Kavafian (AS 60; IAC/NMC 62-65; IAC Fac 77, 87).
Our American orchestras today play at an incredible level of skill and artistry.
A significant percentage of the members of these orchestras had the incomparable
opportunity of studying at Interlochen. Without a doubt, Interlochen has had a strong
hand in helping United States orchestras take their place among the finest in the world.
My experience here renews and rejuvenates me every summer. In the presence of these
gifted and inspiring young musicians, I fall in love with music all over again.
— Maestro JoAnn Falletta
Guest Conductor, World Youth Symphony Orchestra, Interlochen Arts Camp 2014
Music Director, Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra and Virginia Symphony Orchestra
Principal Guest Conductor, Brevard Music Center
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INTERLOCHEN ARTS ACADEMY
Interlochen Arts Academy welcomed a record number of students
for the 2013-14 school year: 508 from 47 U.S. states and territories
and 29 countries. More students than ever before had the chance to
experience the magic of Interlochen and grow as artists and individuals.
Theatre Students in Scotland
Interlochen Arts Academy made its debut at the Edinburgh Fringe
Festival – the world’s largest performing arts festival. Two dozen
theatre students crossed the ocean to perform José Rivera’s Sonnets
for an Old Century, under the direction of Bill Church.
Visual Arts
Three Academy Visual Arts students were admitted to New York
City’s Cooper Union. This was no small feat – Cooper Union has a
7% acceptance rate and only accepts 40 students from outside New
York City.
496 Students
From 31 Countries
and 47 States
Theatre
The four countries with the most students in
attendance outside of the United States
37
China
15
8
8
South Korea
Canada
Mexico
The six states with the most students in attendance
87
Michigan
Visual Arts
24
California
22
20
Illinois
Texas
18
Florida
16
Indiana
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ENLIGHTENING
Music
Saxophonist Henry Solomon (IAA 10-14, IAC 10)
and composer Tevan Goldberg (IAA 12-14, IAC
11) won a DownBeat Student Music Award for
outstanding jazz arrangement. Solomon also
performed in the Grammy High School Jazz
Ensemble and Next Generation Monterey Jazz
Festival All-Star Jazz Ensemble.
Creative Writing
Sojourner Ahebee (IAA 11-14) was one of five
distinguished teens appointed as National Student
Poets, the nation’s highest honor for youth poets
presenting original work. A White House visit
with First Lady Michelle Obama kicked off a year
of service as literary ambassadors.
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Motion Picture Arts
The White House and American Film Institute chose
Kira Bursky’s (IAA 11-14) film, “Hello from Malaysia,”
for the inaugural White House Student Film Festival.
Created with the help of Sojourner Ahebee (IAA 1114) and Aiman Marzio (IAA 13-14), the film
followed Aiman’s true story about attending Interlochen
for theatre and using technology to form Michigan and
maintain Malaysian connections.
“
... the sheer power of the truly great art all
around me filled me with hope, energy, and
the feeling that no matter what, I and those
around me will succeed, find fulfillment, and
truly can make a difference in the world.
— Miles, Motion Picture Arts, Age 18
Interlochen, Michigan
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Interlochen College of Creative Arts celebrated
its most successful season yet. More than
600 adults (a 53% increase) participated in
34 total programs in music, visual arts, creative
writing, media and professional development.
Reconnecting with their art form or honing their
skills, adults came together to participate in
classes such as:
• Mountain Dulcimer Immersive Workshop
• Children’s Book Illustration
• Mystery Writing
• Introduction to Digital Audio at
Interlochen Public Radio
• Building Your Brand: Shameless
Self-Promotion for Creatives
Adult Band Camp performs during the
band’s 10th anniversary summer.
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INTERLOCHEN COLLEGE
OF CREATIVE ARTS
INTERLOCHEN PRESENTS
The Tempest
Performances have been part of Interlochen since our earliest days, but
it was 50 years ago that Interlochen inaugurated a summer concert series
featuring guest artists. Interlochen Presents celebrated the Arts Festival’s
golden anniversary with a vibrant season of diverse artists, including:
• Sheryl Crow
• Joshua Bell
• Nickel Creek
• Bonnie Raitt
• Ray LaMontagne
• Buddy Guy
• Rioult Dance
• Betty Who (aka Jessica Newham, IAA 07-10)
In honor of the anniversary, Interlochen’s World Youth Symphony
Orchestra celebrated 50 years by revisiting repertoire from 1964.
Acclaimed violinist Ani Kavafian (IAC/NMC 62-65, AS 60)
returned to campus to perform the same piece she performed as a
camper in 1964 when she won the concerto competition, Camille
Saint-Saëns’ “Introduction et Rondo capriccioso, Op. 28” under
conductor JoAnn Falletta.
Audience members also enjoyed “The Tempest,” as part of the
seventh annual Shakespeare Festival. Theatre arts instructor Laura
Mittelstaedt made her directorial debut, and Edward Morris
(IAC 97-98) designed the set – sourcing driftwood and timber
from Northern Michigan.
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INTERLOCHEN PUBLIC RADIO
CLASSICAL IPR:
94.7 FM, Traverse City
88.7 FM, Interlochen
88.5 FM, Mackinaw City
100.9 FM, East Jordan/Charlevoix
IPR NEWS RADIO:
91.5 FM, Traverse City
90.1 FM, Harbor Springs/Petoskey
89.7 FM, Manistee/Ludington
Online at interlochenpublicradio.org
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Interlochen Public Radio continued to receive accolades from the Michigan Association of
Broadcasters, including Public Radio Station of the Year honors. IPR received four “Best in Category”
and four merit awards at the Association’s annual Broadcast Excellence Awards program.
Music playlist downloads, live program streaming, webcasts, news stories with video and photography,
special presentations, online education, and interviews with guests and renowned Interlochen alumni
… these are just a few of the options on the new IPR website (InterlochenPublicRadio.org). With a new
and improved online presence, web visitors can now explore news and the arts in even greater depth.
New Performance Archive Initiatives
Now parents, alumni, and audience members can listen to Arts Academy and Camp performances
through IPR’s new performance archive. This student recording archive will expand Interlochen’s
reach and be a great resource for years to come.
IPR also introduced “Radio Collage” – a monthly program allowing students of all disciplines to
share snippets of their work over the airwaves and online.
STATEMENT OF
FINANCIAL POSITION
May 31, 2014
May 31, 2013
ASSETS:
$ 10,439,715
$ 13,560,437 Cash and cash equivalents
Investments
109,086,729 88,650,640 Accounts receivable, net of allowance of $1,450,000
in 2014 and $1,204,000 in 2013
126,167 66,822 Gifts receivable
2,349,651 843,213 Prepaid expenses and other receivables
531,292 1,019,842 Inventories
1,050,155 982,480 Land, buildings, and equipment, net 39,402,607 40,376,967 Other assets
1,512,263 1,466,074 TOTAL ASSETS:
$ 164,498,579 $ 146,966,475
LIABILITIES:
Accounts payable - Trade
Accrued liabilities
Tuition deposits and other
Annuities payable
Bonds payable Total liabilities
The Interlochen fiscal year runs
June 1 through May 31. For a copy
of our complete audited financial
statements, prepared by BDO USA,
LLP, call our advancement office
at 231.276.7623.
$
582,949
3,927,683 11,391,510 689,112 26,300,000 42,891,254 $
427,259 3,298,511 9,710,902 721,105 26,300,000
40,457,777
NET ASSETS:
79,898,565 73,387,315 Unrestricted
Temporarily restricted
Permanently restricted
Total net assets
15,957,699 25,751,061 121,607,325 7,993,697 25,127,686
106,508,698
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
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Revenue
$37,680,935
UNDERSTANDING OUR OPERATIONS
REVENUE
$37,680,935
Gifts
9.9%
Endowment Income
for Operations and
Financial Aid
5.7%
Ticket Sales
5.7%
Earned Income
(lodging, retail sales, other)
10.2%
Net Tuition
68.5%
Net tuition accounted for more than two-thirds of Interlochen’s
operating income, which totaled $37.7 million in fiscal year 2014.
Philanthropic support provided by current gifts and endowment
income accounted for 15.6Expenses
% of the total revenue. Annual giving
helps maintain our generous$36,287,267
financial aid program and supports other
critical operations, from performances to public radio.
EXPENSES
$36,287,267
Operations
16.3%
General &
Administrative
6.6%
Depreciation
4.9%
Interlochen’s operational expenses totaled $36.3 million in fiscal
year 2014. Our investment in people, the heart of the Interlochen
experience, continues to be our most significant expense.
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REVENUES AND OTHER ADDITIONS:
Gross tuition and student fees
Assets released from restrictions:
Operating item:
Financial aid
Less financial aid grants
Net tuition and student fees
Ticket sales
Lodging
Retail sales
Contributions and grants
Net gain of investments
Endowment allocation
Other revenues
Total revenues and other additions
COST OF GOODS AND SERVICES:
Artist fees
Cost of goods sold
Total cost of goods and services
Cost of Goods & Services
6.0%
Salaries, Wages
& Benefits
66.2%
STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES
COST OF OPERATIONS:
Salaries, wages and benefits
Food costs
Contracted services
Supplies
Repairs and maintenance
Leases and rentals
Utilities
Insurance
Telephone and postage
Other operational
Total cost of operations
GENERAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE:
Marketing
Travel and entertainment
Professional services
Interest
Other
Total general and administrative
Total expenses before board-designated expenditures and depreciation
AND CHANGES IN NET ASSETS
Operating
Funds
$ 37,735,652
Designated
Restricted
Funds
$
–
Permanently
Restricted
Temporarily Restricted
Unrestricted
Designated
Endowment
Total
Scholarship
General Endowment
Plant
Funds
Unrestricted Funds
Funds
Funds
Funds
$
– $ 37,735,652
$
–
$ 34,262,014
$
–
$
Total
Temporarily
Restricted
–
$
–
Endowment
May 31, 2014
FundsTotal
$
–
$ 37,735,652
3,255,676
(94,251) 3,161,425 (3,154,774)
(6,651) (3,161,425)
(11,917,652)
(11,917,652)
(11,917,652)
29,073,676 –
(94,251)
28,979,425
(3,154,774)
(6,651)––
(3,161,425)–
25,818,000
2,152,491
2,152,491
2,152,491
1,230,309
1,230,309
1,230,309
1,848,254
9,739
1,857,993
1,857,993
1,340,561
20,000
455,599 1,816,160 2,375,053
269,431 5,831,397 8,475,881
673,209
10,965,250
2,078,838 5,346,611 7,425,4492,927,418 140,907
22,174 490,604 3,581,103 11,006,552
1,257,109
1,257,109 (1,257,109)
(1,257,109)
778,535 15,24852,246846,029 250 5,66310,516 16,429 862,458
37,680,935 2,123,8255,760,20545,564,965 890,838 409,350
22,1746,332,517 7,654,879 673,209 53,893,053
1,241,949
1,241,949
1,181
1,181
1,243,130
938,242
938,242
938,242
2,180,191 ––
2,180,191–
1,181 ––
1,181 –
2,181,372
24,013,346
15,926
24,029,272
177,733
177,733
24,207,005
1,290,215
1,290,215
1,601
1,601
1,291,816
689,314
78,657
767,971
21,012
7,982
28,994
796,965
1,303,642
1,008,750
2,312,392
128,570
36,878
165,448
2,477,840
935,701
115,747
1,051,448
3,405
3,405 1,054,853
203,860
19,019
222,879
1,736
18,675
20,411
243,290
783,894
130,000
913,894
1,095
1,095
914,989
261,353
261,353
14,000
4,681
18,681
280,034
399,414
216
399,630
2,555
2,555
402,185
40,942
210,101
251,043
(921)
5,104
4,183
255,226
29,921,681
1,578,416–
31,500,097
1,736
366,630–
55,740
424,106–
31,924,203
759,585
530
760,115
1,995
415
2,410
762,525
782,498
107,799
890,297
93,121
30
93,151
983,448
356,866
298,273
655,139
197
19,263
19,460
674,599
164
15,397
15,561 15,561
361,24634,8991,213
397,358
50,00010,1044,47464,578 461,936
2,260,359
456,898
1,213
2,718,470
50,000
105,417–
24,182
179,599–
2,898,069
34,362,231
2,035,314
1,213
36,398,758
51,736
473,228–
79,922
604,886–
37,003,644
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STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES
PHILANTHROPIC SUPPORT
TOTAL GIVING IN FISCAL YEAR 2014
$10,965,250
$10,000,000.00
Increase (decrease) in net assets before
Board-designated expenditures,
depreciation and nonoperating items
Board-Designated Expenditures
$8,000,000.00
Increase (decrease) in net assets before
depreciation and nonoperating items
$12,000,000.00
$10.9 M
$6.8 M
$11 M
$6.8 M
Depreciation Expense
$6,000,000.00
Assets Released from Restrictions/Transfers
Nonoperating items - Capital and other
$4.6 M
$4,000,000.00
Net Increase (Decrease) in Net Assets
Net Assets, beginning of year
$2,000,000.00
Net Assets, end of year
$0.00
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Nearly $11 million was given to Interlochen Center for the Arts in fiscal
year 2014 by 7,500 individual households, corporations, foundations and
small businesses. 22% of that total was directed to the Interlochen Annual
Fund, which provides scholarship assistance to deserving students
from across the globe and funds other operating needs. Gifts to our
endowment add to the long-term stability of Interlochen, while gifts to
capital and restricted projects, including Interlochen Public Radio, help
to strengthen our many programs and the facilities they rely upon.
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AND CHANGES IN NET ASSETS (CONTINUED)
Operating
Funds
$ 3,318,704
Designated
Restricted
Funds
$
88,511 Permanently
Restricted
Temporarily Restricted
Unrestricted
Designated
Endowment
Total
Scholarship
General Endowment
Plant
Funds
Unrestricted Funds
Funds
Funds
Funds
$ 5,758,992 $ 9,166,207
$
839,102 $
(63,878)
$
22,174 $ 6,252,595
Total
Temporarily
Restricted
$ 7,049,993 Endowment
May 31, 2014
FundsTotal
$
673,209
$ 16,889,409
134,254
(134,254)
3,184,450
222,7655,758,992 9,166,207 839,102
(63,878)
22,1746,252,595 7,049,993
673,209 16,889,409
1,790,782
1,790,782 1,790,782
(1,857,627)
1,287,345
(293,893)
(864,175)
1,109,223
(463,959) 1,510,1105,465,099 6,511,2501,948,325
7,130,151 19,736,706 46,520,458 73,387,315 3,587,589
$ 6,666,192
$ 21,246,816 $ 51,985,557 $ 79,898,565 $ 5,535,914
$
(165,844)
–(29,370) 914,009 (49,834)
(229,722)
1,366,593
1,136,871
22,1746,223,225 7,964,002
981,653 2,057,862
$ 1,003,827
$ 8,281,087
623,375 15,098,627
7,993,697 25,127,686
$ 15,957,699
–
$ 25,751,061
106,508,698
$ 121,607,325
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INTERLOCHEN ANNUAL FUND
SOURCES IN 2014
Interlochen
Fund
Sources in 2014
INTERLOCHEN
FUND
TOTAL:
$2,375,053
Coporations &
Foundations
9.4%
Non-Alumni
Trustees
6.8%
Government
Agencies
2.9%
Friends & Employees
25.0%
Alumni Trustees
8.7%
Alumni
23.7%
Parents
23.4%
THE INTERLOCHEN
ANNUAL FUND
The Interlochen Annual Fund helps Interlochen ignite a passion for the arts in
the next generations of artists, performers and creative leaders. Combined with
gifts to Interlochen Public Radio, the Interlochen Annual Fund provides approximately 10 percent of our operating budget.
Through the Annual Fund, our donors support guest artists, master classes, art
materials, film equipment, and music scores. Gifts to Interlochen support faculty
development, sustain award-winning public radio programs, and enhance
dynamic performances. Most importantly, gifts help ensure that all talented
students, no matter their economic background, have the opportunity to
experience this extraordinary education and environment.
As the costs of instruction rise, gifts to the Interlochen Annual Fund become
even more essential. Last year, Interlochen awarded nearly $12 million in
financial assistance to Interlochen students – with more than 80 percent of
our Academy students and almost a third of our campers receiving aid.
SCHOLARSHIPS AND FINANCIAL AID
Donors contributed $2.4 million to the Interlochen Annual
Fund in fiscal year 2014. Support comes from a variety of
sources, including thousands of individual gifts from alumni,
parents and friends. Government support (grants from the
Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs and the
National Endowment for the Arts) accounted for just under
three percent of Interlochen Annual Fund contributions.
$13,000,000
$11.9 M
$12,000,000
$10.9 M
$11,000,000
$10.5 M
$10,000,000
$9.4 M
$8.9 M
$9,000,000
$8,000,000
$7.4 M
$7,000,000
$6.6 M
$6,000,000
$5,000,000
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$4,000,000
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
ENDOWING
THE FUTURE
ENDOWMENT GROWTH
Value of endowed funds as of May 31
Thanks to the generous support of our donors, the value of Interlochen’s
endowment has increased 190% since 2004. Endowment gifts help
ensure Interlochen’s financial stability now and for future generations.
Endowed funds provide an ongoing source of revenue to support financial aid and other operational needs, including guest artists, capital
improvement projects, and preservation of our aging facilities.
$80,000,000
$70,000,000
$60,000,000
$50,000,000
The market value of our endowment on May 31, 2014 was $83,050,741.
By Board of Trustees policy, a portion of Interlochen’s endowment,
equivalent to 4.5% of a three-year trailing average of the market value
of the endowment principal, is distributed for its intended use during
a given fiscal year. This policy is designed to retain the real value of the
endowment in perpetuity while providing for Interlochen’s ongoing needs.
Interlochen currently benefits from more than 200 endowed student
scholarship funds. This support ensures the most promising students
have access to Interlochen, regardless of their families’ financial
circumstances. This past fiscal year, these funds generated $880,624
toward scholarship support. Next year, we will award more than $12
million in scholarships. To fully fund that level of support through
endowment earnings, Interlochen would need $280 million in
endowed scholarship funds.
Endowed scholarships serve as a permanent investment in our
educational mission. To fully fund a six-week Arts Camp scholarship
requires an endowment of $175,000. An endowment of $1.2 million
would fund the annual tuition, room, and board for an Arts Academy
student. Making a gift to Interlochen’s endowment is a way to ensure
a lasting legacy in the arts.
$83,050,741
$90,000,000
$28,684,050
$40,000,000
$30,000,000
$20,000,000
$10,000,000
$0
2004
2014
Interlochen’s endowment has increased 190% over the last ten years.
$90,000,000
$80,000,000
$70,000,000
$60,000,000
$50,000,000
$40,000,000
$30,000,000
$20,000,000
$10,000,000
$0
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Value of endowed funds on May 31 of each year
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ENDURING
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THANK YOU
As a mission-driven institution, Interlochen Center for the Arts depends upon the financial support of many people and
organizations for our success. Gifts to Interlochen help maintain our generous financial aid program and support other critical
operations, from performances to public radio.
The following gifts of $1,000 or more were received between June 1, 2013 and May 31, 2014. We are sincerely grateful for the
support of all our donors and would appreciate the opportunity to correct any errors or omissions; please call us at 231.276.7623.
* Interlochen alumni
◊ Five consecutive years of giving
BENEFACTOR OF THE ARTS
($25,000 and above)
Glenn and Lois Anderson Estate ◊◊H
Chuck and Judy Andrews
Anonymous *◊
Mr. and Mrs. Keith W. Baum *◊◊
Mr. Gordon F. Brunner ◊◊
Dick and Carolyn Chormann ◊◊
Mrs. William E. Clark Estate ◊◊H
Ms. Joanne Danto *
Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. DeFaria ◊◊
Lee W. Dennison Estate *◊◊H
Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Dow ◊
Ms. Pamela G. Dow
Ms. Susan Falls Fegley *◊◊
Alan J. Garber Trust *H
Mr. and Mrs. David Gochman
Mr. Gerald J. Gonda
Mr. Stephen E. Hayden *◊◊H
Ms. Nancy Lynn Hoagland *◊◊
◊◊ Ten consecutive years of giving
Roger and Mary Jane Jacobi Estate ◊◊H
Dr. and Mrs. Paul H. Jordan Jr. H
Mrs. Kay Hardesty Logan
Mrs. Avismeri MacGaffey *◊◊
Drs. William B. and Yvonne C. Martin ◊◊H
John McGarry and Michelle
Wernli *◊◊H
Bonnie K. Mills *◊
Kendall Mills and Mary Lloyd ◊◊
The Family of Clara R. Noyes ◊
Tom Quinn and Tommy Thompson ◊
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Schilling
Phyllis Shafer Estate ◊◊H
Mr. Richard M. Smith and
Ms. Soon-Young Yoon ◊◊
Jane and Larry Solomon ◊
Dr. James F. Stoddard ◊◊
Mrs. Nancy Bausch Thomas *
Ms. Sarah Laverne Titus *◊◊
Mr. Dong Fu and Ms. Taoya Wang
Leadership Giving Societies
Based on feedback from our donors, we are simplifying our donor
recognition program. Beginning in 2015, we will recognize donors who
give $1,000 or more to Interlochen as follows (please note: this will not
affect the levels associated with early ticket buying, free studentperformance passes or VIP parking pass):
W. Clement Stone Society
$1,000 - $2,499
$2,500 - $4,999
President’s Club
$5,000 - $9,999
$10,000 - $24,999
$25,000 and above
H
Heritage Society member
LES PRELUDES CIRCLE
($10,000-24,999)
Ms. Laura J. Andersen *◊
Greg and Laurie Anderson ◊
Anonymous *
Anonymous ◊◊H
Mr. Kyle Ballarta *
Anthony Simpson and
Susan Boster *◊
Robert C. Boyer Estate *◊H
Drs. Neil and Susan Bressler *◊◊
Ms. Elaine Bridges ◊◊
Mr. Richard Goisman and
Mrs. Jo Ann Brindis Goisman *
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Brindis *
Vincent Carcello Estate H
Mr. Robert Carone
Richard and Virginia Case ◊◊
Chi-Foon and Rebecca-Sen Chan *◊
Ms. Deborah J. Cohen *
Andrew Cordonnier *◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Corson ◊◊H
Kristen Courtney *◊◊
Mr. Casey Cowell ◊
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Paul Drew *◊◊
Judson and Joyce Green ◊◊
Paul and Wendy Greeney
Mr. Henry Haegg
McKeel and Soon Hagerty
Jonathan and Cynthia Hann *◊◊
Mr. David Eli Harris *
Mr. Edward F. Harris
Mrs. Ethel Harris
Mr. James Newton Howard
T. Michael and Joan L. Jackson ◊◊H
Marian Johnston Kehrl Estate H
Daniel and Cynthia Kelley *◊◊
Dr. and Mrs. Charles L. Kelly *◊◊H
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Kline ◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Koch
Fred and Ginny Krauss ◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. Will Larson ◊◊H
Jonathan Ledden and
Krista Swenson Ledden *◊◊
Mrs. Louise Mahdi *
Tom Skinner and Marlis Mann ◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip J. Meek ◊◊
Dr. Mary Emily Miller *◊◊
Ms. Judith E. O’Brien *◊
Mr. and Mrs. G. William Paine ◊◊
Ms. Susan Gluck Pappajohn *
John H. Peterson and Randy
Lowe Holgate *◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. David Scott Rhind *◊◊
Mrs. Ranny Riecker ◊◊
Mr. Harrison Rowe
Matthew and Jennifer Rowland
Becky Ruthven H
David and Rebecca Schamis *◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. Jon M. Sebaly
Sumit Sengupta and
Cassie Brooks *◊◊
Allen Smith and Katherine
Megrue-Smith
Mrs. Marilyn J. Smith ◊◊H
Mr. Wanfeng Sun and Ms. Dong Li
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The Beery Family: a four-generation family
On June 29, Interlochen held its first
Generations Day – a day dedicated to
multi-generational Interlochen families.
Beyond music concerts throughout campus,
including a closing performance by the
World Youth Symphony Orchestra,
the day featured an opportunity for
families to share and exchange stories.
A new tradition, families can look forward
to a second annual day on July 12, 2015.
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Mr. Laurence W. Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Upton ◊◊
Thomas I. Webb Jr. and
Polly D. Webb ◊◊
Mr. Elliot Weissbluth *◊◊
Mrs. Phyllis Whitman
Glynn and Charlene Williams ◊
Leadership Circle
($5,000 - $9,999)
Jennifer and Jonathan Allan Soros
Fred and Helen Richter Altman ◊
Mr. Robert W. Anderson ◊◊H
Anonymous
Anonymous ◊
Steven and Kathryn Bandstra ◊
Mr. Clark W. Barnes ◊◊H
Charles W. Barr II ◊◊H
Richard and Susan Bingham ◊◊
William and Elizabeth Bramwell ◊◊
Ms. Ann Marie Hudson Brink *◊◊
Gloria and Leith Butler ◊◊
The Caraher Family
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Cerny ◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Clement Jr. ◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. Don V. Cogman ◊
Bruce Corner and Gaye Gronlund *◊◊
Peggy Dendrinos H
Miss Dede Duson *◊◊
Paul and Julie Figel
Gerald B. and Catherine L.
Fischer *◊◊H
Bob and Nancy Giles ◊◊
Mr. Sheldon Gordon
David and Charlotte Gray ◊◊
Jep and Mary Gruman ◊
Mrs. Coggin A. Heeringa ◊◊H
Douglas and Katherine Henricks ◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. Peter N. Heydon *◊◊
Adam and Denise Hoeflich
Dr. and Mrs. David A. Horwitz *
Mr. Timothy Michael Jackson ◊◊H
Donald and Murside Jean *
Jennifer Johanos
Mr. William Joy H
Courtney, Sofia and Jesse Sandler *
Marana Webber Tost
Charitable Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Kimpton ◊◊
Mr. Jim Krause ◊◊
Mr. Michael Stanley Leib *
Mr. John R. Lindenau
Charles and Jennifer Margolis
Mr. and Mrs. Mark P. Mayfield *◊◊H
Mr. Terry McGovern and
Mrs. Carol Paine-McGovern ◊
H. Roemer and Constance McPhee
John G. and Mary E. Melvin ◊◊
Miss Mary-Ann Metrick *
James and Jennifer Mills
Penny Liebermann Minz *
Mr. Thomas W. Morris *◊◊
Sandra Oldford *◊◊
Paine Family Foundation
Stephen and Deona Paine ◊
Paine Family Foundation
Mrs. Janet Pfeiffenberger ◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pisarczyk
Mr. Stephen R. Polk ◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Rich
Mrs. Luella Rorick ◊◊
Ms. Sarah Elizabeth Rosen *
Ms. Judy Dow Towsley Rumelhart *◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. Karl B. Schlabach *◊◊
Marc Schwimmer and
Tracy Denmark ◊◊
President’s Club
($2,500 - $4,999)
Porter and Anita Abbott ◊
Mrs. Myssie Light Acomb *
Janet Alpert
Mr. Dean W. Anderson *◊◊H
Anonymous
Dr. and Mrs. Peter Rosner
Bankoff *◊◊
Marshall and Margaret Bartlett ◊◊
The Beia Family ◊
Ford and Amy Bell
Ms. Mary Frey Bennett *◊◊
Phyllis Gold Berenson *◊H
Drs. Lawrence Meschi and
Jean Bernius ◊◊
Sterling and Anne Berry ◊
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Brickman ◊◊
Dr. and Mrs. Charles R. Peter
Brown III *◊
Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Busch Sr. ◊
Heidi Castleman Klein
Martin and Nancy Chalifour *◊◊
Ms. Mary F. Christner ◊
Stephen and Sheri Constantin ◊◊
Kenneth V. Dake Jr. *◊◊H
Mrs. Duane Dean DeButts
Mr. Charles R. Eilber ◊H
Mr. David Weil Ellis *
Ms. Josephine Dunbar Faulmann H
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fehrmann
Mr. Barrett Foa *◊
Mr. and Mrs. John T. French
Tom and Georgine Grapes ◊
Mrs. Ann Hackett ◊◊
Dr. Erik J. Hanby and Dr. Dina
Khoury Hanby *◊
Dr. Jane Harris
Boulaye Traore and Naomi Harris *◊
Mr. Stephen Randolph Hartman *
Jack and Martha Hicks *◊◊H
Lisa Hofer *
David R. Hoffman *
Mr. John M. Hoffmann
Page and Dan Houser
Michael and Marsha Howard ◊◊
Michael and Lesa Huget *
Agnes Hughes ◊◊
Community Foundation Robert T.
Hughes Endowment H
Greg and Betsy Jacobson *◊
Ms. Laura Fisher Johnson *
Mr. David Kalstein *
Dr. David Kam
Jacob and Andrea Kaufman *◊
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Kempton ◊◊H
Pat and Barb Kessel ◊◊
Joel and Judy Kettler *◊◊
Mrs. Barbara Kjos ◊
Jeffrey, Nancy and Zipporah Klain
Lester and Becky Knight
Mrs. Barbara Kratchman
James and Frances Krupka
Nicholas and Sharon Lanning ◊◊
Hazel Lawrence ◊◊
Dr. Kate Levin *◊◊
John and Molly Lien *◊
Mr. Donald G. MacDougall ◊◊
David and Lee MacKenzie
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mazzarella
Mr. Sean Thomas McLaughlin *
Michael E. and Lisa Gibson
McMahon *
Andrew R. and Janet F. Miller
Drs. Nicholas and Elaine
Mischler ◊◊H
Mr. and Mrs. Kimball Morris ◊
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Edward
Murphy ◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Murray ◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. Sami Nafisi
Bill and Carolyn Neale
Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Newton
Nicholas and Stephanie Osborne
Mark Ouweleen and Sarah Harding ◊
Robert and Penny Parmelee
Ms. Joan Pollock *◊◊
Mrs. Laura Rhind *
Mr. Lynn Robinette ◊◊
Drs. W. Blake and Jody Rodgers *◊◊
Mrs. Marcia Rose ◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Ruch *◊◊
Ms. Barbara T. Sandys ◊◊
Mrs. Deborah Saska
Mr. and Mrs. H. Jerry Sawicki III ◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Schmidt
Mr. Benjamin Schore ◊
Carrie E. Schuyler Estate ◊◊H
David and Carole Shelby
Mr. Stephen Shetron ◊H
Bill and Lynell Singer ◊◊
Dr. Michelle Slater *
Linda VanSickle Smith, HS 57-60 *◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. Tad Monnett Smith *
Mr. Stephen R. Sofhauser
James and Ann Spica *◊H
Ms. Joanne L. Sprouse ◊◊
Mrs. Elfie Steigerwald ◊◊
Laurie Butler and Michael Stein ◊
John and Doris Toher ◊
Jerry and Marcy Tubergen ◊◊
Eric Upin and Natalie Stern *
John and Kim Wagner ◊◊
Ms. Cynthia Marie Whitacre *◊◊
Ruth K. Widrich ◊◊
Kevin Wilshere and Diane Holcomb
Wilshere *◊◊
Rex and Nan Winter
Drs. David and Bernadine Wu *◊
Bill Zheng and Parents *◊◊
Norpines Club
($1,000 - $2,499)
Ms. Duffie A. Adelson *◊◊
Tom Alberg and Judi Beck ◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. and John Albert
Ms. Dorothy Alig
Bill and Barb Alldredge ◊◊
David and Jeneen Hollenberg
Almdale *
Dr. and Mrs. Bruce T. Alton ◊
Dr. Jay D. Ambrosini *◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Anderson
Anonymous *◊◊
Anonymous *
Anonymous
Anonymous ◊◊
Jon S. and Mary E. Armstrong ◊◊H
Mr. Charles Dameron Atkins and
Ms. Debra Antzis *
Martha Baker ◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Baldwin
Mr. and Mrs. Ned K. Barthelmas ◊◊H
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Batt *◊◊
Betty R. Baugh ◊◊
Ginny and Scott Beall ◊◊
Reverend Theodore W.
Beiderwieden III ◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Bell ◊◊
Jeffrey B. and Kathleen Bell ◊
Mr. and Mrs. Leo V. Bell ◊◊
George and Ruth Benson ◊
Peter and Carol Bergin ◊
Jeff and Ruth Bernstein ◊
Ken and Judy Betz ◊
Roger and Arlene Billstone
Ms. Gale Rubenstein ◊
Kenneth Bloom and Abby
Meiselman *◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Bloom ◊◊
Dan and Jennifer Bonifacio ◊◊
Sue Bowen
Richard and Ann Bowzer
Gerald and Gloria Boyd ◊◊
J. Stephen Bradbury and
Elizabeth Hawk
Mr. Evan Breibart and
Mrs. Claudia Restis
Norton and Mary Lee Bretz ◊◊
Ralph and Lorraine Brickman ◊
Dr. Roberta Brokaw *◊◊
Irene Faylor Brown *◊◊
Jere and Gail Brown ◊◊
Dr. Leslie Ellen Brown *◊◊H
Ms. Sandra Kay Brunskill *
Ms. Linda Butka ◊◊
Mr. Jack Lee Cameron *◊H
Daniel Campos and Margaret Motl
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Canepa ◊◊
Ms. Abigail F. Cantor and
Dr. Alan J. Kalker *◊◊
Mr. Tom L. Capua ◊◊
Steven and Kathryn Carter *
Phil and Barb Chapman ◊
Edwin Chim and Peili Lo ◊
Lawrence and Barbara Clarkson *H
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Claytor
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Kyle Bach and Shelli Semler
Gene Sittenfeld *
Larry and Izzy Francis Smith *◊◊H
Ron and Mary Lynn Sondee *◊◊
Ms. Beth Stoner *◊◊
Gina M. Tabachki and
Sonny Lindner *◊◊H
Dr. Constance Van Valer *
Andy and Elizabeth Walters ◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Welsh
Candace Wiebener *◊◊H
Ms. Naomi Yoelin *
Robert and Pauline Young ◊◊
Ms. Shirley Young ◊H
Linda and Joel Zylstra
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◊ Five consecutive years of giving
◊◊ Ten consecutive years of giving
H
Heritage Society member
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Christopher Abissi and Gail Comer ◊◊
Mr. Daniel P. Corrigan
Gregory Cowell and
Jeannine Glavas
Hal Flynn and Jean Craig Flynn *◊◊
Mrs. Betty Croft ◊◊
Beth Curley ◊
Ted and Marcia Curran ◊◊
Paul and Sherrie Davis
Mrs. Abby Israelow Davison *◊◊
Ms. Portia Dean ◊◊H
Mr. and Mrs. Mick DeGraeve ◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Dendrinos
Ms. Chris Dennos ◊◊
Richard and Bonnie Denton *
Andrew Dervin
Preston and Mary Dilts ◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Doak ◊◊
Bob and Cynthia Domine ◊
Timothy J. and Katharine M.
Dougherty
Hank Dow
Mrs. James E. Dutmers Sr.
Ms. Carol J. Duvall ◊
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Edson ◊◊
Douglas and JoAnn Eicher *◊◊
Richard Eisenberg *◊◊
Edward and Penelope Emma *◊◊
Gordon and Barbara Evans ◊◊H
Mr. and Mrs. William Ewing ◊◊
Marcus Farbstein and
Rosemarie Hunziker ◊
Caryl Ferguson ◊◊
Mrs. Katherine M. Fernandez ◊◊
Victor and Luisa Fernandez
Mr. James Fisher *
Mrs. Isabel Fisk ◊◊
Clifford and Norma Fox ◊
Daniel Franklin *◊◊
Dr. David Friar and Rorie Lewis ◊
Bev Frier ◊◊
Claudia and David Fry ◊◊
Gene and Patty Furst ◊
Drs. Randy and Lisa Galloway
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Garber ◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Garlock *◊◊
Mark and Barbara Gerson ◊
Joyce Gingras
Mark and LaVonne Girardin ◊
Mr. Michael Good *◊◊
Allen C. Goodman and
Janet R. Hankin ◊
E. H. and R. A. Graft
Ms. Beth Graham ◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Green ◊◊
Wayne and Mary Gregoire ◊◊
Dietrich and Erika Gross ◊
Dick and Marion Grout ◊◊
Mrs. Bernice Grubb *◊
Thomas and Betty Grubb *◊
Frank and Connie Hagelshaw ◊◊
Steve and Shellee Hale *
Ms. Bernadette G. Hampton
Martin F. Hansen and
Anne H. Manson *◊
Steven and Mary Haskett *◊◊
Nancy M. Hedges
J. Stephen and Lisa L. Henderson ◊◊
Walter D. Herrick ◊◊H
Dr. John G. Hildebrand *◊
Mr. Michael L. Holman ◊
Janice L. Honigberg *◊
Jack Hood ◊◊
Wally and Marie Hooper ◊◊
Mr. Lance Booth Horne *
Ralph and Eileen Horowitz
Barbara and Donald Hosmer *◊◊
Jean Panchuk-Howard *
Jim and Diana Huckle ◊◊
Mark Hughes and Amy Johnston
Bruce and Julia Hunter ◊◊
Al and Julie Hurd ◊◊
Kim Huskey *
David and Ann Irish ◊◊
Brian and Jennifer Jaffe *◊◊
Julia and Robert Jessup
Charitable Fund *◊◊
Ms. Thea Johanos-Kam ◊
Andrew Johanos and
Maria Poczobutt ◊
F. Martin and Dorothy A.
Johnson *◊◊
Dr. Richard S. Johnson ◊
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Johnson ◊◊
Mr. Lawrence E. Jones ◊
Peter and Mel Jones ◊◊
Mr. Thomas C. Jones ◊◊
Jorgensen Family in memory
of Linda *◊◊
V. Stewart and Connie Jose ◊◊
Mr. Sung Hoon Jung and
Mrs. Ja Kwon Jung
Bruce Kasanoff and
Kate Jonas Kasanoff ◊
Laura Kaufmann *◊
Mr. James Henry Kennedy V *◊
Stuart Kent Estate H
Mr. David M. Kilian ◊◊
Ms. Shari Hogue Kitchen
Mr. Mark Neil Kjos *
Tim and Elise Kjos *
Matt and Deborah Knudstrup ◊
Wilmar A. and Karen L. Kohne *◊
Hanan Kovens
Brian and Peggy Kozminski
Barbara Krause
Sara and Carolyn Kujawa
Lisa Laplace Smith and
Matthew Smith *◊
Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Larkin
Lawrence Larson
Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Lee *◊◊
J. J. Leeds and Frank Mitchell *
David and Patricia Leege ◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Stanley Leet *
Paul and Judy Lerwick
Judy Kutzen Levin *◊◊H
Peter and Elizabeth Levin
Richard and Sally Lewis ◊◊H
David and Jan Libengood *◊◊
Lynn Lineback and John Merriam
Dr. and Mrs. Richard H. Lineback ◊◊
Dr. Susan Harrison Lingle *
Dr. and Mrs Michael London
Ms. Ellie Long ◊◊
Judith Loveless *◊◊
Mrs. Anna Lushtak
Sarah S. Lutman and
Robert Rudolph *
Christopher and Kristin Lutz
Mrs. Herbert H. Lyon *
John and Gloria Lyon ◊◊
Dr. and Mrs. Carl G. Madion ◊◊
Mr. Alvin Malnik
Karl and Barbara Marsh *◊◊
Webb and Jan Martin
Ms. Peggy L. Martin ◊◊
Beth and Vance Maultsby
Honnie and Dick McClear ◊◊
John and Jane McCoy
Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. McElroy ◊◊
Mr. Andrew Lawrence McGarry *
Mike and Belinda McPherson
Ms. Jane McPhilimy ◊
Mr. William McWhirter ◊
Richard S. and Marion L. Merrill ◊◊H
Dr. and Mrs. G. Robert Miller ◊◊
Elnora Milliken ◊◊
Robert and Joyce Mims ◊
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mixter ◊◊
Ted Jadwin and Ellen Morris *
Dr. and Mrs. Paul L. Morris ◊H
Mr. Peter Stephen Myles *◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. R. Nawrocki ◊
Sharon and David Neff *◊
Patricia Nemeth
Frederick Bimber and Karen Nielsen ◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Noling ◊
Mr. L. Andrew Norman ◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce C. Ogilvie ◊◊
Mr. Richard D. Oliver ◊◊
William R. and Joan Olsen ◊◊
Mrs. Joyce B. Osborn *◊◊
Dr. and Mrs. Dean and
Lorraine Parmelee ◊
Mark Pattis ◊
Thom and Donna Paulson ◊◊
Mr. Karl Pearson ◊
Patty Pelizzari ◊◊
Rodolfo and Margaret Perez
Drs. Terri Peterson-Henry and
Scott Henry *
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Petrick
Mrs. Virginia Pfeiffer ◊◊
Bob and Martha Pierce
Ralph Poelling and Susan Arnold ◊◊
Nadine Nakazono and Jerry Popham
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Powell III ◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Prein ◊◊
James and Debra Prevor
Linda and Max Proffitt ◊
Gus and Jennifer Puryear
George and Carol Quarderer ◊◊
David Wright and Julie Quinn ◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Radabaugh ◊◊
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* Interlochen alumni
◊ Five consecutive years of giving
◊◊ Ten consecutive years of giving
H
Heritage Society member
“ ”
At Interlochen, I learned that I love
being around artistic people and
that, to be exceptionally successful,
I need to work exceptionally hard.
— Anthony McGill (IAA 94-96, IAC 91, 93, IAC St 96)
co-Principal Clarinetist with the Metropolitan Opera
Orchestra and a Peabody Conservatory faculty member was
named the New York Philharmonic’s principal clarinetist.
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“
I felt like Interlochen was
a true artistic melting pot.
I loved meeting people who
specialized in different
artistic disciplines.
To this day, I think
every project benefits
by having a diverse
group of talented people.
”
— Dan Goor (IAC 88-90), is co-creator
of the FOX show Brooklyn Nine-Nine which
won a Golden Globe for Best Television Series Comedy or Musical. The NYPD series includes
stars Andy Samberg, Andre Braugher, and
former Interlochen camper Terry Crews (IAC 86).
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Mrs. Sara Ransford
Thomas and Amy Rea
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reahard III
June Rengo ◊◊
James G. Reynolds and Pat Murphy
Louis and Patricia Richardson ◊
Stefano Righi and
Umbertina Vezzani
Ms. Ruth Rivera-Buell ◊
Charles and Stella Royce ◊◊H
Charlie L. Royce Jr. *◊
Lisa and Thomas Schermerhorn
Paul Schmuckal
Eric and Therese Schneider *◊◊
Mark Schulte and Mary Holcomb
Dr. and Mrs. Harold B. Segel
Dr. Anne Lineback Seshadri *◊◊
Joe and Penni Shafer
Michael and Sally Shaw ◊◊
Mr. John R. Shreves ◊◊
Mrs. Elaine Silets *◊◊
Ms. Donna Lyn Silverberg *◊◊
Van P. and Margaret A. Smith ◊H
Dr. Alfred Spector
Mr. Adam Charles Spiegel *
Dr. Aaron C. Stander ◊◊
Debby Starnes and Sons ◊
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J.
Steffen ◊◊
Dude and Cathy Stephenson *◊◊
Dr. and Mrs. Ross Stephenson ◊◊
The Stevick Family ◊
Ms. Laurie Stewart
Mr. Paul R. Stimson III ◊
Bea Stone ◊◊
Miss Deborah Kim Stone *
Bruce and Jane Stowe ◊◊
Duncan and Kathryn Stuart *◊
Dr. Marilyn R. Swingle
Mr. Patrick Szymanski and
Ms. Margery Lieber ◊
Dr. Gene D. Tang ◊◊
Dr. and Mrs. John Hamilton Tanton ◊
Jim Tarr ◊
Richard Thibeau
Mr. and Mrs. Cy Thiel ◊◊
Carol and Dick Thompson ◊◊
Beverly G. Toomey Ph.D ◊◊
Mrs. Jeanne Townsend ◊◊
Herman Triezenberg and
Elizabeth Mostrom
Richard and Anne Tryon ◊
William and Jan VanDenburg ◊◊
Mr. Douglas VanZoeren and
Ms. Patricia Markovich *◊◊
John P. and Lynn Vinkemulder ◊
Ms. Suzanne Voltz ◊◊H
Tim and Vicki Wade ◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. L. Kent Walton ◊◊
Karen and Herb Wander
Ms. Marcia Ward *
Mrs. Dorothy Pashegoba Watkins ◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Weidenbaum ◊◊
David Weiss and Lynn Epstein
Mr. Keith C. Wetmore *
Mrs. Evangeline White ◊◊
Dr. William White
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Wicksall ◊◊
Mr. Tim Wiley ◊◊
Don and Ginny Williams ◊◊
Judith Yates Williams ◊
Mr. Philip Scott Wolber *
Ms. Nina Wolpe ◊
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woodard ◊◊
Joan and Randy Woods ◊◊
Dr. and Mrs. Clyde Wu
Mrs. Martha Zahn ◊◊
Joel and Frances Zemans *◊◊
IPR Broadcaster’s Circle
($1,000 and above given to
Interlochen Public Radio)
Porter and Anita Abbott ◊
Mr. and Mrs. and John Albert
Bill and Barb Alldredge ◊◊
Mr. Robert W. Anderson ◊◊H
Anonymous
Anonymous ◊◊
Reverend Theodore W.
Beiderwieden III ◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Bell ◊◊
Peter and Carol Bergin ◊
Dan and Jennifer Bonifacio ◊◊
Richard and Ann Bowzer
Norton and Mary Lee Bretz ◊◊
Ralph and Lorraine Brickman ◊
Ms. Elaine Bridges ◊◊
Irene Faylor Brown *◊◊
Ms. Linda Butka ◊◊
Gloria and Leith Butler ◊◊
Chi-Foon and Rebecca-Sen Chan *◊
Stephen and Sheri Constantin ◊◊
Mrs. Betty Croft ◊◊
Ted and Marcia Curran ◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. Mick DeGraeve ◊◊
Ms. Chris Dennos ◊◊
Preston and Mary Dilts ◊◊
Timothy J. and Katharine M. Dougherty
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Paul Drew *◊◊
Mrs. James E. Dutmers Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Edson ◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. William Ewing ◊◊
Caryl Ferguson ◊◊
Mrs. Isabel Fisk ◊◊
Dr. David Friar and Rorie Lewis ◊
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Garber ◊◊
Mr. Gerald J. Gonda
Frank and Connie Hagelshaw ◊◊
Nancy M. Hedges
Mrs. Coggin A. Heeringa ◊◊H
Mr. John M. Hoffmann
Mr. Michael L. Holman ◊
Jack Hood ◊◊
Michael and Marsha Howard ◊◊
Community Foundation Robert
T. Hughes Endowment H
Al and Julie Hurd ◊◊
David and Ann Irish ◊◊
T. Michael and Joan L. Jackson ◊◊H
Mr. Timothy Michael Jackson ◊◊H
Brian and Jennifer Jaffe *◊◊
Mr. Thomas C. Jones ◊◊
Marana Webber Tost Charitable Fund
Dr. and Mrs. Charles L. Kelly *◊◊H
Mr. David M. Kilian ◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Kimpton ◊◊
Barbara Krause
James and Frances Krupka
Nicholas and Sharon Lanning ◊◊
John and Molly Lien *◊
Ms. Ellie Long ◊◊
Judith Loveless *◊◊
Mr. Donald G. MacDougall ◊◊
Dr. and Mrs. Carl G. Madion ◊◊
Tom Skinner and Marlis Mann ◊◊
Webb and Jan Martin
Honnie and Dick McClear ◊◊
Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. McElroy ◊◊
H. Roemer and Constance McPhee
Ms. Jane McPhilimy ◊
Mr. William McWhirter ◊
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip J. Meek ◊◊
Dr. and Mrs. G. Robert Miller ◊◊
$50,000 - $99,999
Judith Haskell Brewer Fund of The
Community Foundation Serving
Richmond & Central Virginia
Canadian Friends of Interlochen ◊
Chormann Family Foundation ◊
Allen B. Cutting Foundation ◊
Herbert H. and Barbara C.
Dow Foundation
William Randolph Hearst Foundation
Indiana Charitable Trust
Michigan Council for Arts &
Cultural Affairs ◊◊
Matilda R. Wilson Fund
$10,000 - $24,999
Charles and Rita Anderson
Foundation
Becky Thatcher Designs, Inc.
Edith Blodgett Legacy Fund of
The Brookby Foundation
CASERVE Foundation ◊
The Chicago Community
Foundation ◊◊
Corson Family Foundation, Inc. ◊◊
Crystal Mountain Resort & Spa ◊◊
Mae E. Demmer Charitable Trust
Ella Fitzgerald Charitable
Foundation ◊◊
Ann & Gordon Getty Foundation ◊◊
Grand Traverse Regional
Community Foundation
The Greater Kansas City
Community Foundation ◊◊
HighTower ◊
Howard Miller Company ◊◊
Huntington National Bank ◊◊
The Kline Family Foundation ◊
Jenny H. Krauss and Otto F. Krauss
Charitable Foundation Trust
W. & J. Larson Family Foundation ◊◊
M.E.H. Foundation
MARPAT Foundation
Morley Foundation ◊◊
The Oleson Foundation
PhilanthroPal Foundation
Sage Foundation
$25,000 - $49,999
The R.B. Annis Educational
Foundation ◊◊
Anonymous ◊
Central Indiana Community
Foundation ◊
Marvin and Betty Danto
Family Foundation
DeRoy Testamentary Foundation ◊◊
O.B. & Elizabeth Falls Foundation ◊◊
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation ◊
Mariel Foundation ◊◊
National Endowment For The Arts
The Pinkerton Foundation ◊◊
Rotary Charities of Traverse City ◊◊
Hamer D. and Phyllis C.
Shafer Foundation ◊◊
$5,000 - $9,999
Abbott Laboratories Fund
Anonymous ◊◊
Attwood Foundation
Steven & Kathryn Bandstra
Foundation ◊
Charles M. Bauervic Foundation
Blue Cross/Blue Shield of
Michigan ◊◊
Central Michigan University Traverse City
Jack, Evelyn & Richard Cole
Family Foundation ◊◊
Community Foundation of
Greater Chattanooga
Dayton Foundation Depository Inc.
Dustin’s Dream Inc.
Corporations, Foundations
and other Organizations
The following organizations made
gifts of $1,000 or more to Interlochen
$100,000 and above
Edmund F. and Virginia B.
Ball Foundation, Inc. ◊◊
Corporation for Public
Broadcasting ◊◊
The Alden and Vada Dow
Family Foundation ◊
The Rollin M. Gerstacker
Foundation ◊◊
The Mallory Foundation ◊◊
Harry A. & Margaret D.
Towsley Foundation ◊
Financial & Investment
Management Group
The Benson & Edith Ford Fund ◊◊
Goldman Sachs & Company ◊◊
Hagerty ◊◊
Jewish Federation of
Metropolitan Chicago
Joy Family Foundation
The Mosaic Foundation ◊◊
Navhouse Corporation
Paine Family Foundation
Peco Foundation
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Group ◊
Petoskey-Harbor Springs Area
Community Foundation ◊
The Ralph L. and Winifred E.
Polk Foundation ◊◊
Herbert & Elsa Ponting Foundation ◊
Reliance Aerotech Canada Inc.
Rosenberry Charitable Term Trust
Tom’s Food Markets, Inc.
U.S. China Cultural Foundation
Wells Fargo Foundation ◊◊
Williams & Moore Capital
Corporation ◊
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Robert and Joyce Mims ◊
Dr. and Mrs. Paul L. Morris ◊H
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Edward
Murphy ◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Murray ◊◊
Frederick Bimber & Karen Nielsen ◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Noling ◊
Mr. L. Andrew Norman ◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce C. Ogilvie ◊◊
Mr. and Mrs. G. William Paine ◊◊
Robert and Penny Parmelee
Mr. Karl Pearson ◊
Ralph Poelling and Susan Arnold ◊◊
Linda and Max Proffitt ◊
Tom Quinn and Tommy Thompson ◊
June Rengo ◊◊
Louis and Patricia Richardson ◊
Mrs. Ranny Riecker ◊◊
Mr. Lynn Robinette ◊◊
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Schilling
Joe and Penni Shafer
Mr. Stephen Shetron ◊H
Mr. John R. Shreves ◊◊
Bill and Lynell Singer ◊◊
Mr. Richard M. Smith and
Ms. Soon-Young Yoon ◊◊
Ms. Joanne L. Sprouse ◊◊
Dr. Aaron C. Stander ◊◊
Mrs. Elfie Steigerwald ◊◊
Dr. and Mrs. Ross Stephenson ◊◊
Mr. Paul R. Stimson III ◊
Bruce and Jane Stowe ◊◊
Dr. Gene D. Tang ◊◊
Dr. and Mrs. John Hamilton Tanton ◊
Richard Thibeau
Mr. and Mrs. Cy Thiel ◊◊
Carol and Dick Thompson ◊◊
Mrs. Jeanne Townsend ◊◊
Herman Triezenberg and
Elizabeth Mostrom
Richard and Anne Tryon ◊
Ms. Suzanne Voltz ◊◊H
Mr. and Mrs. L. Kent Walton ◊◊
Mrs. Phyllis Whitman
Mr. Tim Wiley ◊◊
Judith Yates Williams ◊
Ms. Nina Wolpe ◊
Joan and Randy Woods ◊◊
Robert and Pauline Young ◊◊
$2,500 - $4,999
Edmund Armstrong
Educational Trust ◊
Robert W. Baird and Co.
Bank of Northern Michigan
The James Ford Bell Foundation
Carnegie Mellon University
School of Music
Chevron Humankind
Coldwell Banker Schmidt Realtors
Dow Chemical Company
Foundation ◊
Frey Foundation ◊◊
Generations Fund ◊◊
Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund
E.F. Harris Family Foundation
N.R. Harris Family Foundation
Indian River Community Foundation
Jacobson Associates ◊
Sandra James Music Foundation
The Minneapolis Foundation
Charles Stewart Mott Foundation ◊◊
Philosopher’s Information Center ◊◊
Pontes Vineyards LLC
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* Interlochen alumni
◊ Five consecutive years of giving
◊◊ Ten consecutive years of giving
H
Heritage Society member
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“
Interlochen is not only
beautiful, but a place of
supportive friends,
phenomenal teachers,
interesting classes, and
non-stop learning.
Coming here is also
incredibly refreshing
because everyone is
invested in the arts.
At every corner, you see
dedication. In every
building, you see passion.
”
— Juliana, Musical Theatre Camper, Age 18
Santa Ana, California
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Ruch Family Foundation ◊◊
The Shelby Family Foundation
Stardust Foundation Inc.
Task Force 313
Jerry & Marcia Tubergen
Foundation ◊◊
United Jewish Foundation ◊◊
USC Thornton School of Music
$1,000 - $2,499
Adobe Systems ◊
AIG Matching Grants Program ◊◊
Anonymous ◊
Anonymous ◊◊
Apache Corporation
The Arches Foundation
Axa Foundation ◊◊
Batt Family Foundation ◊◊
The Benevity Community
Impact Fund
Cadillac Casting Inc.
Claytor Enterprises
The Columbus Foundation ◊◊
The Community Foundation
of Louisville Inc. ◊◊
Dell Direct Giving Campaign ◊
Dow Corning Corporation ◊◊
Friends of Polish Art
Fruehauf Foundation
W.W. Grainger, Inc. ◊◊
Grand Haven Area Community
Foundation ◊◊
Great Lakes Forge, Inc.
The Jewish Community Foundation
Los Angeles ◊
Neil A. Kjos Music Co.
The Peter F. and Mary W. Levin
Philanthropic Fund at InterAct
for Change
Lumina Foundation for
Education, Inc.
The Mead Foundation ◊◊
Mellon Financial Corporation Fund ◊
National Federation of Music Clubs ◊◊
National YoungArts Foundation
Network For Good ◊
The Pattis Family Foundation ◊
David and Ellen Petrick Foundation
Phoenix Operating Company, Inc. ◊
The Richard and Mary
Pisarczyk Foundation
Ed & June Prein Foundation ◊◊
T. Rowe Price Program for
Charitable Giving ◊◊
Richardson & Associates LLC
River City Foundation ◊◊
Bunnie Joan Sachs Family Foundation
Samuels Foundation
Sigma Alpha Iota
Philanthropies, Inc. ◊◊
Stricof Family Foundation
Pharoah C. Thompson Foundation ◊◊
UP Railroad Comoany
USA Funds Matching Gifts Program
Clyde and Helen Wu Family
Foundation
R M Young Company ◊◊
Matching Gifts
The following corporations and
foundations gave to Interlochen
through their matching gift programs:
Abbott Laboratories Fund
Adobe Systems
AIG Matching Grants Program
Apache Corporation
Axa Foundation
Benzie Sunrise Rotary Club
BlackRock Matching Gift Program
Boeing Company
BP Foundation, Inc.
Cardinal Health Foundation, Inc.
Chevron Humankind
Coca-Cola Company Matching
Gifts Program
ConocoPhillips
Dow Chemical Company Foundation
Dow Corning Corporation
DTE Energy
Eaton Corporation
Endres Manufacturing Company
Exxon Corporation Education
Foundation
Frankfort Rotary Club
The GE Foundation
Goldman Sachs & Company
W.W. Grainger, Inc.
Hallmark Cards Inc.
The Harvey Hubbell Foundation
ITW Foundation
Eli Lilly and Company Foundation
Lumina Foundation for Education, Inc.
Merck Company Foundation
Motorola Foundation
Charles Stewart Mott Foundation
National Football League
Nordson Corporation
Northwestern Mutual Life
Foundation Inc.
Pfizer Inc.
Qualcomm Matching Grant Program
Rotary Charities of Traverse City
S.C. Johnson Fund, Inc.
Steelcase Foundation
Suttons Bay Rotary Club
TIAA-CREF
Verizon Foundation
Wells Fargo Foundation
INSPIRING
“
”
This is the one place I can
truly learn and grow, and
be myself while doing so.
I would never want to
give that up. My second
home and second family
is here.
— Hannah, Repertory Theatre
Camper, Age 15
Mercer Island, Washington
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THANK YOU
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Interlochen Presents
Sponsors
Interlochen gratefully acknowledges
the following sponsors for their support
of our performances and events:
ABC 29&8 ◊◊
ARRI
Bay LIFE North Magazine
Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Michigan ◊◊
Boardman Video ◊
Central Michigan University Traverse City
Crystal Mountain Resort & Spa ◊◊
Easy 95.5 FM
Edible Grand Traverse
Fox 32 News
Hagerty ◊◊
HighTower ◊
Howard Miller Company ◊◊
Huntington National Bank ◊◊
Kawai America ◊◊
MacDonald-Garber Broadcasting
(WKHQ/Lite 96.3/BOB FM)
Michigan Council for Arts &
Cultural Affairs ◊◊
Midwestern Broadcasting
(WTCM/WCCW/Z-93) ◊◊
National Endowment for the Arts
9&10 News ◊◊
Northern Express ◊◊
Northern Broadcast Inc.
(WKLT/The FOX/ESPN) ◊◊
Northern Star Broadcasting
(The BEAR/Big Country)
Rock 105 FM
Tom’s Food Markets
Traverse Bay Family
Traverse City Business News
Traverse City Record-Eagle ◊◊
Traverse, Northern Michigan’s
Magazine ◊◊
TV 7&4 ◊
Gifts in Honor
Gifts were given by donors in honor
of the following:
Horace Abbott
Jennifer Abernathy and Eric Mills
Helen Altman’s 75th Birthday
Liz Bannister
Jennifer and Dan Benbow
Bill Boyd for Braeside
Nancy Bankoff Chalifour
Bill Church
Victor L. Donahue Jr.
Mrs. James Dunn
Liz Filios
Jesse Fitzgibbon
Wendy Heller Fogel’s big birthday
J.T. Hassell
Coggin Heeringa
Joe Hill
Michael Hinton
Emily Hunt
Don and Ann Jaeger
Josh’s Birthday
Ellen Ruth Kushner
Judy Lacross
Ruth Liederbach
The Lowensterns
Dorothy Marx
Isabella Starbuck Mascheroni,
Class of 2010
John McGarry’s Birthday
John Meyer
Laura and Pat Michael
Emily Mondrall and Matt Lindstorm
Thomas Morris
Steve Nickerson
Thom Paulson
Lee Percy
Dr. Lawrence Probes’ Birthday
Leon Rapier
Frank Richmond
Stephen Ross
Lindsay and Alison Scattergood
Mark Schwartz, Violin Repair at IAC
Elaine Silets
Clarence “Dude” Stephenson
Daniel Stolper and his oboe studio
Christina (Fordney) Teichrowe
Jeanne Townsend
TC Central Orchestra trip to
the Kennedy Center
Sally Van Vleck and Bob Russell
Barney and Marion Waraksa
Gifts in Memory
Gifts were given by donors in
memory of the following:
Zachary Antisdale
Benedict Arini
Bob Armer
Ed Banghart
Madeline Belkin
Anne Brower
Nadine Brunner
Robert E. Bullard
Dorothy Carpenter
Bonnie Buchtel Cataldo
Ed Catton
Blanche, Jerry and Bill Cerny
Alison Cohen
Maxine Cowden
Leland Jay Crow
Avel B. DeGraff
Barbara Dalton Demery
Barry Donner
Dottie Doten’s 96th Birthday
Mrs. Anne Vydra Dusek
Richard Fiegel
Beth Fischer
Gunther Fonken
Newton Freedman
Alice M. Freudigman
Pat Ganter
Harriet Israelow Goldner
Mary and Donald Gonzales
Suzanne and Warren Goodell
Stanley Greenberg
Ann Grettenberger
Cassel Grubb
Dr. Milton Hehr
Harry Wayne Hoffmann
Dorothy Benjamin Holmes
Gareth B. Hughes
Roger and Mary Jane Jacobi
Linda Jorgensen
Patricia and Gary Kaiser
Harold W. Keivit
Dr. David E. Klein
Inge Kraimer
Alicia-Gayle Lawrence
(IAA 64-68; NMC 62-66)
Ernest & Eleanor Leffel
Esther Letvin
Norman Letvin
Guylene Palmer Litle
Jerry W. Lyon
Mary Lyons
Robert MacDowell
Hugh McCann
Charles K. McWhorter
Keith Montgomery
Denise Morey
Jerald Murdock
Charlotte Nametz
Helen Osterlin
Sarilou Smart Pace
Tal Perkes
George Petritz
Jo Lynne Phinizy
Ms. Nancy Marie (Warman)
Pihlcrantz
Virginia Koessel Price
Barbara J. Richardson
Marjorie Richardson
Harold Richland
Kathleen Richter
Connie Meach Ridder
Thomas Ross Jr.
Rebecca Schwan
Harvey and Jonathan Silets
Jim Sliss
Jim Bob Stephenson
Dick Stolper
Marian and Richard Stowe
Siguard Swanson
Roy D. Taghon
Arlene Wangler
William Weissler
Mary E. Whitaker
Henry Widrich
Dr. Lyman O’Dell Williams
Joe Work
Phyllis Young
Jimmy Yunowich
Ara Zerounian
OUR VOLUNTEERS MAKE AN IMPACT
Interlochen volunteers play a vital role in our community.
Whether they are helping in the costume shop, planting flowers,
serving meals, constructing sets or serving as ushers, our
volunteers selflessly donate their time to make Interlochen a
better place. This fiscal year was no exception.
This year, Interlochen honored 17 volunteers for their 20
or more years of service at the annual volunteer banquet.
Back Row: Darlene Willman (23), Bob Thompson (24), Joe Aja (20),
Margaret Anne Slawson (20), Jim Slis (23). Front Row: Joan Williams (25),
Pat Thompson (24), Elfie Steigerwald (President’s Distinguished Service
Award), Martha Zahn (22 years; 5-time Volunteer of the Year and now
inducted into the Volunteer Hall of Fame), Marilyn Jensen (22), Gerry Slis (23).
Not pictured: Marilyn Smith (26), Al & Dianne Minicucci (24), Bonnie Hulce
(20), Donna Merriman (20), Janice Walters (20)
Interlochen Volunteers By the Numbers:
478
TOTAL VOLUNTEERS
$296,763
ESTIMATED VALUE OF
CONTRIBUTED TIME
13,410
TOTAL HOURS
8,286
5,124
VOLUNTEER PROJECT HOURS
USHERING HOURS
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THANK YOU
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THE HERITAGE SOCIETY
The following individuals have made a provision for Interlochen in their estate plans:
* Interlochen alumni
Jeanne Blumenfeld Aaronson *
Mr. Morton Jay Achter *
Alfred Berkowitz
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Alsaker
Dr. Seth Ammerman *
Mr. Dean W. Anderson *
Mr. Robert Wade Anderson
Audrey Andrews
Charles and Laurel Angus
Anonymous
Anonymous *
Ms. Julie Aragon *
Jon S. and Mary E. Armstrong
Mr. John David Arthurs *
Edward R. Bagley
Ms. Sheila Baker
Mr. and Mrs. John Vincent
Balint Jr. *
George and Merry Ball *
Mrs. Jean Maschmeyer
Bardonner (‘46) *
Mr. Clark W. Barnes
Charles W. Barr II
Mr. and Mrs. Ned K. Barthelmas
Kathleen Varney Bates *
Harriet Benfer and Emil Weber
Mrs. Dorothy Berar
Ms. Phyllis Gold Berenson *
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry H. Bilik *
Mr. William Whipple Bing *
Peter W. Bowman *
Mr. Ted Braciak
Mr. Robert E. Bracken *
Ms. Maureen Breen
Ms. Ellen Brehm
Ms. Victoria Brehm *
Dr. Michael Bresler *
Dr. Leslie Ellen Brown *
Mrs. Doris A. Brucker
Ms. Donna Louise Brunsma *
Helen and Tony Buday
Mrs. Dorothy B. Burke
Mr. Jack Lee Cameron *
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Cheney *
Lawrence W. and Barbara L.
Clarkson *
Mr. Richard F. Colker
Mrs. Helen Bishop Collins
Mr. Fred Michael Combs
Dr. and Mrs. Donald B. Comin
Ms. Catherine L. Compton *
Katherine Cooke *
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Cooper
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Corson
Dr. Sharon F. Cramer *
Kenneth Vaughan Dake Jr. *
Betsy Davidson and
Sheryl Coston
Anita C. Dean
Ms. Portia Dean
Mrs. Peggy Dendrinos
Michael Dermody *
Mr. John Robert DeYoung
Mr. John Dickinson
Mr. Robert Byron Dimmick *
Ms. Beth Susan Dochinger *
Ms. Julie Irene Duke *
Marge Eckert
Mr. Charles R. Eilber
Carol and Charles Emmons Jr.
Ms. Stephanie G. Ettelson *
Gordon and Barbara Evans
Ms. Diana Jean Farran *
Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Faulhaber *
Jo Faulmann
Dr. Michael James Finton *
Gerald B. and Catherine L. Fischer *
Kenneth and Penelope Fischer *
Nancy Vaden Fitton
Mr. James R. Flagg
Mr. David Foster *
Ms. Diana Sparkes Frederick *
Jay Frost and Yuko Iida *
Dr. Beth Gilbert
Mr. Randall Kerry Goff *
Dr. George Goldberg *
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Goodman
Barbara Gordon and
Bradley Gordon
Mr. and Mrs. George Gordon *
Ms. Sondra Joyce Graff *
Ms. Nancy Hancock Griffith *
Miss Helen J. Grinnell
Ms. Julia Hansen *
Mr. Michael Hansen
Ms. Judith Rachel Harris and
Mr. Tony Woolfson *
Mrs. Elizabeth Lindsay Harrison *
Mrs. Keith Harvey
Mr. David B. Hattner *
Mr. Stephen E. Hayden *
Paul Heaton
Ms. Ruth Mary Heeler *
Mrs. Coggin A. Heeringa
Eleanor Heinz *
Mr. David F. Heroy *
Mr. Walter Herrick
Martha and Jack Hicks *
Dr. Barbara C. High
Mr. Howard H. Hintze
Ms. Carolyn Kimball Holmquist
Gary J. Holt *
John and Diane Horwitz
Ms. Candace M. Hughes *
T. Michael and Joan L. Jackson
Mr. Timothy M. Jackson
Ms. Emmy Jacobson
Roseanne Jamrok
Mrs. Marilyn R. Johnson
Mr. William C. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glen Jones
Dr. and Mrs. Paul H. Jordan Jr.
Mr. William Joy
Mr. Edward W. Kahler Jr.
John R. Kane *
Mr. Daniel Lawrence Kanter *
Mr. and Mrs. David G. Kay *
Ms. Jan Reinhart Kelley *
Dr. and Mrs. Charles L. Kelly *
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Kempton
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kent *
Mr. Robert James Lange *
Mr. and Mrs. Will Larson
Judy and Shel Levin *
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Lewis
Richard and Sally Lewis
Ms. Jill Libman *
Ms. Louise Abigail Linden *
Mr. Lewis Fredric Lipnick *
Mrs. Maureen Morrison Long
Mr. Bruce A. Loomis
Mr. Kenneth D. Lowenberg
Ms. Kate Lunsford *
Carl and Carolyn Maksimowicz
Miss Rosemary M. Malocsay
Malcolm Manley
Mrs. Dawn Marino Ohmes
Drs. William B. and
Yvonne C. Martin
John Ruder Mason *
Mr. and Mrs. Gary May
Mr. and Mrs. Mark P. Mayfield *
Dr. Angela McBride
Kathy McCune
John McGarry and
Michelle Wernli *
Joel McNeely and Margaret Batjer *
Richard S. and Marion L. Merrill
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Metrick *
SUPPORTING INTERLOCHEN
THROUGH A PLANNED GIFT
The Honorable William G. Milliken
Drs. Nicholas and Elaine Mischler
Mr. Brian Morgan
Craig and Shari Morgan *
Dr. and Mrs. Paul L. Morris
Ms. Ruth Ann Myers
Dr. and Mrs. Harold M. Nelson
The Reverend Douglas
Reed Nettleton *
William R. Newcomb
Mr. and Mrs. Myrl D. Nofziger
Mrs. Richard W. Olson
Mr. and Mrs. E. George Osius
Mrs. Kathryn Wells Paauw *
Mr. Daniel Abbott Packard IV *
Ms. Cyd Pacot
Daniel and Barbara Palazuk
Mr. Dale L. Parshall
Ms. Linda Patrick
Mr. Lee Edward Percy *
Susan Myers Peterson *
Ms. Rebecca Phelps *
Mr. and Mrs. Delmar J. Proctor
Ms. Susan L. Raye
Mrs. G. Manning Richards *
Ms. Katherine Rines
Edward Roberts III and Wilma J.
Patterson
Mary Agnes Roberts *
Ms. Cynthia Elayne Robertson *
Mr. John S. Ross Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Royce
Becky Ruthven
Mr. and Mrs. David Sanders
Libby Parkhurst Scott *
Ms. Melinda Scott *
Ruth M. Shanberge
Mrs. Norma Shaw
Mr. Stephen Shetron
Mrs. Mary DeLano Sholkovitz *
Steven and Rachel Sindell *
Larry and Izzy Francis Smith *
Mrs. Marilyn J. Smith
Dr. Martha L. Smith
Van P. and Margaret A. Smith
Ms. Theodora Smokler
Dr. Linda Snyder
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Sofhauser *
James and Ann Spica *
Arturo Steely *
Ms. Marjorie Stettbacher *
Mr. Arthur R. Stickles
Mr. Daniel John Stolper
Mr. Ronald F. Stowe *
Mr. Stephen W. Stracke
Mrs. Dorothy Suchner
Evy and Ross Sussman *
Ms. Gina Maria Tabachki *
Susan and George Tagatz *
Mr. David Terrell and
Mrs. Diana Terrell
Portia Ruth Thede *
Ms. Catherine-Aimee L. Thompson *
Miss Frances Eleanor Tibbals *
Rev. Dr. Christina L. Tillotson *
Philip and Julie Trudeau *
Randy and Patty Tucker
Madeline Udow
Ms. Eugenia K. Ulrich
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Upton
Gary C. and Margaret A. Valade *
Ms. Roberta Gay Van Meter *
Mr. Kenneth Paul VanderPloeg *
Dr. Toni VanHandel
Ms. Suzanne Voltz
Ralph and Margaret
von Walthausen
Erika Deane Walker
Ms. Suzanne Walters *
Michael A. Waschevski
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weinberg *
Mr. John Clark Wheeler
Candace Wiebener *
Mrs. Ieva Wiechmann
Mr. George J. Worden *
Mr. John Wunsch and
Ms. Laura Wigfield
Dr. Elizabeth Young and
Mr. Robert Lovell *
Ms. Shirley Young
Mr. Barry Zalph *
Christine Heustis Zimmer *
You have the opportunity to ensure that future generations
are able to experience the adventure and wonder of the
arts. Through planned giving, you can find the charitable
gift plan that best fits your goals for your family, finances
and philanthropy.
BEQUESTS. The simplest way to make a planned gift
is to name Interlochen Center for the Arts in your will.
You can make a bequest of a certain dollar amount, a
particular piece of property, a percentage of your estate,
or a “residual” (what is left after making specific provisions
for loved ones).
GIFTS FROM LIFE INSURANCE OR
RETIREMENT PLANS. Another option is to name
Interlochen Center for the Arts as a beneficiary of your
life insurance or retirement plan. When the original purpose for such plans no longer applies – such as to educate
children now grown or to provide financial security for a
spouse – these assets can be redirected to help support a
cause you value.
GIFTS THAT PAY YOU INCOME. If you’d like
to support our mission and receive steady payments
during your retirement years, a charitable gift annuity
or charitable remainder trust may be right for you.
If
you would like to have a confidential dialogue about
supporting Interlochen Center for the Arts with a
planned gift, please contact the office of advancement
at 231.276.7623 or [email protected].
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THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
CHAIR
John E. McGarry
Managing Director, Goldman
Sachs (retired)
Seattle, WA
(IAA 81-84, IAC staff 84)
VICE-CHAIRS
Neil M. Bressler, MD
Chief-Retina Division
Professor of Ophthalmology
Wilmer Eye Institute, Johns
Hopkins University School
of Medicine
Baltimore, MD
(IAC 66-72, staff 75-76)
Don V. Cogman
Chairman, CC Investments, LLC
Scottsdale, AZ
Gordon F. Brunner
Chief Technology Officer (retired)
Procter & Gamble
Cincinnati,OH
Ralph J. Cerny
President (retired)
of Munson Medical Center
Traverse City, MI
Andrew W. Cordonnier
Partner, Grant Thorton LLP
Washington, DC
(IAC 80, IAA 81)
Carl M. Defaria
Vice President (retired)
Federal Paper Board Company
Chicago, IL and Maple City, MI
Douglas R. Eicher
Independent Technology
and Business Consultant
West Hartford, CT
(AS 74-77, IAA 78)
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2014 ANNUAL REPORT
Peter C. Erskine
Founder and Owner
Fuzzy Music LLC
Director of Drumset Studies, USC
Santa Monica, CA
(IAA 68-71, Inst Jazz Studies 10)
Lowell J. Gruman
Executive Director
IncellDx, Inc.
Menlo Park, CA
Stephen E. Hayden
Vice Chairman and Chief
Creative Officer (retired)
Ogilvy & Mather, Inc.
New York, NY
(IAC 62, IAA 62-64)
Timothy M. Jackson
Vice President, Media and
Distribution Platform Sales
ATEME, Inc.
Crystal Lake, IL
(IAC staff 80, 81)
Barbara Kratchman
Arts Advocate
Bloomfield Hills, MI
Sarah S. Lutman
Consultant
Lutman & Associates
St. Paul, MN
(IAC 69)
John F. Manuel
Vice President, Global Logistics
& Advance Teams, The Elton John
Band/Rocket Entertainment
Las Vegas, NV
(IAC 81-82, IAA 82-83)
Bonnie K. Mills
President, Mills Dennis
Foundation
Austin, TX
(IAC 68-70)
Thomas W. Morris
Artistic Director
Ojai Music Festival
Cleveland Heights, OH
(IAC 59)
David Rhind
General Counsel
Hudson Global, Inc.
Chicago, IL
(IAC 78-79)
Becky Ruthven
CEO, Ruthven & Associates LLC
Westport, CT
Sumit Sengupta
Managing Director
BMO Capital Markets
Evanston, IL
(AS 77-80, Staff 82-84)
James P. Spica
Attorney at Law
Dickinson Wright PLLC
Detroit, MI
(IAC 72-74, IAA 74-75)
Stanford L. Thompson
Founder and Artistic Director
Play On, Philly!
Philadelphia, PA
(IAC 00-03)
Katherine E. White
Professor of Law, Wayne State
University Law School
Ann Arbor, MI
(AS 79-80)
The Honorable Kurtis T. Wilder
Judge, Michigan Court of Appeals
For the First District
Canton, MI
Glynn T. Williams
President and CEO
Williams & Moore Capital Corp.
Reliance Aerotech, Inc. & Reliance
Aerotech Services, Inc.
Navhouse Corporation
Authentic Seacoast Company
Toronto, Canada
Zhibai Bill Zheng
Chief Designer - Asia Pacific
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles
Shanghai, China
(IAC 91, IAA 92-96)
LIFE TRUSTEES
Keith W. Baum
Principal , Lowry Hill
Scottsdale, AZ, (IAA 74-76)
Harry C. Calcutt III
Chairman (retired)
Northwestern Bank
Traverse City, MI
Lawrence W. Clarkson
President (retired)
Boeing Enterprises
Seattle, WA
(IAC 55-56)
Thomas H. Corson
Chairman of the Board (former)
Coachmen Industries, Inc.
Elkhart, IN
Gerald B. Fischer
President (former), University of
Minnesota Foundation
Minneapolis, MN
(IAC 54-55, 57)
Alan E. Schwartz
Attorney at law and Partner;
Honigman, Miller, Schwartz
and Cohn
Detroit, MI
Isabel F. Smith
President
Isabel Francis Smith, Ltd.
Farmington Hills, MI
(AS 50, IAC 51-52,
Faculty/Staff 76)
Van P. Smith
Executive Manager
Sherry Laboratories
Muncie, IN
James L. Tolley
President
James L. Tolley Company
Sarasota, FL
Steve E. Upton
President
Frederick S. Upton Foundation
Benton Harbor, MI
Gary C. Valade
Executive Vice President (retired)
Chrysler Corporation
Auburn Hills, Michigan
TRUSTEES EMERITI
Dean Anderson
Deputy Director (retired)
Woodrow Wilson International
Center for Scholars
Washington, D.C.
(IAC 63, 65, ICA Staff 66, 68-69)
Jo Ann Arnold
Sr. Vice President (retired)
Sr. Consultant, Emerson
St. Louis, MO
John C. Canepa
Consulting Principal
Crowe Chizek
Grand Rapids, MI
Nancy Bankoff Chalifour
Arts Consultant
Los Angeles, CA
(IAC 63-64,68-69, IAA 70-72,
IAA Staff 73)
Bruce Coppock
President and Managing
Director (former)
Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra
Mendota Heights, MN
(IAC 66-68)
Michael C. Dermody
President and CEO
Dermody Properties
Reno, NV
Christina B. Diver
Community Leader
Boston, MA
(IAC 56-57)
Sandra A. Drew
Community Leader and
Music Teacher (retired)
Suttons Bay, MI
(IAC 55)
Janet S. Eilber
Artistic Director
Martha Graham Center
New York City, NY
(IAC 62-64, 66-68, IAA 64-69,
IAC Staff 70, 72)
Kenneth C. Fischer
President, University Musical
Society, University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, MI
(IAC 55, 57-58, 60-62,
Faculty/Staff 66)
Beverly Patterson Frier
Community Leader
Naperville, IL
Sheldon Goodman
Investment Executive
North Star Investment Services
Chicago, IL
T. Michael Jackson
Dow Corning Corporation (retired)
Traverse City, MI
John Kane
President
Applied Technology Consulting
Las Vegas, NV
(IAA 74-76)
Damon J. Keith
Judge, US Court of Appeals
For the Sixth Circuit
Detroit, MI
Charles L. Kelly
Dentist (retired)
Traverse City, MI
(AS 43-46)
George R. Kempton
Chairman and CEO (retired)
Kysor Industrial Corporation
Traverse City, MI
James Gary May
President
Hopewell Land Partners, Ltd.
Winter Haven, FL
Joel McNeely
Film/Television Composer
and Conductor
Los Angeles, CA
(IAA 74-77, Staff 76)
Nancy J. Meek
Community Leader
Frankfort, MI
John H. Peterson
Managing Director
William Blair & Company
Chicago, IL
(IAC 60-61)
Julie Quinn, MD
Community Leader
Traverse City, MI
Robert H. Radock
Senior Event Manager
Disney Youth Programs (retired)
Walt Disney Parks & Resorts
Nashville, TN
(IAC 65-67, IAA 68-69,
ICA Staff 75-78)
Judith Dow Towsley Rumelhart
Vice President
Harry A. and Margaret D.
Towsley Foundation
Ann Arbor, MI
(IAC 50-52)
Judith B. Schlabach
Community Leader
Leland, MI
(AS 55-56, IAC Staff 57)
Louis A. Smith
Attorney at Law
Smith & Johnson
Traverse City, MI
Ronald F. Stowe
Vice President
Government Relations (retired)
Eli Lilly and Company
Washington, D.C.
(IAC 55-62, IAA 62-63,
IAA Staff 64, 66)
Karen Wolff
Dean, School of Music (retired)
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Shirley Young
Shirley Young Associates
New York, NY
FORMER TRUSTEES
Robert M. Bass
First City Bank Tower
Fort Worth, TX
William P. Vititoe
President (former)
Michigan Bell Telephone
Grosse Pointe Farms, MI
Honorary Trustee
Paul C. Boylan
Dean (former), School of Music
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, MI
Elliot Weissbluth
CEO, HighTower
Chicago, IL
(IAC 79-81)
Elizabeth R. Bramwell
President and Chief Investment
Officer, Bramwell Capital
Management Inc.
New York, NY
EX-OFFICIO TRUSTEES
Rebecca-Sen Chan
Musician
Los Altos Hills, CA
(IAC 71)
Richard F. Chormann
Chairman, President
and CEO (retired)
First of America Bank Corporation
Empire, MI
Jeffrey S. Kimpton
President
Interlochen Center for the Arts
Interlochen, MI
Stephen B. Hale
Practice Director
Bridge Partners Consulting
Clyde Hill, WA
(IAC 77-80)
William G. Milliken
Governor (former)
State of Michigan
Traverse City, MI
Myrl Nofziger
President
Hoogenboom-Nofziger Corp.
Goshen, IN
William F. Pickard
Chairman/CEO
Regal Plastics
Roseville, MI
Anthony C. Ruda
Sr. VP Investments
Wunderlich Securities
Plymouth, MI
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Interlochen Center for the Arts
P.O. Box 199 • Interlochen, MI 49643