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2015 ANNUAL REPORT

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Message from the President and the Board Chair 1

About WFYI 2

Your Community Connection 4

Your News Source 6

Your Source For Quality Entertainment 8

Support 10

Financial Review 16

Awards 17

Get Involved 19

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For the third consecutive year, WFYI was named “Station of Excellence” with a regional Emmy. Recognized by our peers as a leader in broadcasting, WFYI Public Media is also known by those we serve as a trusted source for balanced news and local reporting, a valued community partner, a strong advocate for education, and an innovator in quality programming.

Thank YOU for making this work possible. Your support of and commitment to WFYI helps further our ability to inform, impact, and inspire the people of central Indiana.

In �scal year 2014-15, we made great strides in bolstering the WFYI News Team. The station is already known for NPR news programs such as Morning Edition and All Things Considered. With the addition of more local reporters this year, WFYI is also gaining recognition for in-depth local news -— stories that go beyond the breaking news to uncover the deeper understandings behind the events of the day.

Also this year, WFYI was named the key partner in the health journalism collaborative, Side Effects, which reports on public health issues for public media stations across the country. Now, our WFYI reporters, as well as those at our partner stations, are often called upon to provide content that airs nationally on NPR.

More and more, WFYI is creating content for digital platforms. To meet people wherever they are, we continue to enhance our digital efforts on the web and on social platforms. This year we created our �rst digital-only offering

with Small Studio Sessions, an award-winning music series featuring mostly local bands performing in WFYI’s studio.

Beautiful arts programs, as well as highlights of our Hoosier heritage, continue to be hallmarks of WFYI’s production team, winners of 11 regional Emmys this year. Many of our local programs are in the process of being nationally distributed, and we expect that WFYI’s Time for Three with the Indianapolis Symphony will broadcast as an arts special across the PBS system later this spring.

WFYI Public Media has continued its work with the public media initiative, American Graduate: Let’s Make It Happen, helping to illuminate the problems and solutions of education in Indiana, as well as to inspire community members to help students stay on the path to graduation. Through hundreds of hours of TV and radio programming, public forums and trainings, and vital community partnerships, WFYI has used its media assets to improve the futures of Indiana students.

What a busy and ful�lling year! We are proud of WFYI’s work in central Indiana, and feel deeply committed to making this community a wonderful place to live, work and play. You —our individual members, volunteers, corporate sponsors, and community partners — are the vital link that keeps public media thriving here. Thank you for a great year!

May the year ahead be just as full of promise.

Lloyd WrightPresident & CEO

WFYI Public Media

Yvonne ShaheenBoard Chair

Metropolitan Indianapolis Public Broadcasting

WFYI Public Media inspires the best in our community by sharing stories and connecting people.

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SHARING STORIES AND CONNECTING PEOPLEWFYI is a trusted destination — on-air, online and in-person — and allows big ideas to take root in the hearts and minds of diverse audiences.

Headquartered in downtown Indianapolis,

with simulcast radio broadcast partnerships

at Franklin College, Wabash College and

Indiana State University, WFYI is a member of

the Indiana Public Broadcasting Stations.

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT:WFYI records a live stream of a blues band at Penrod Arts Fair; The Master Control Area for a live stream of the Indianapolis Public Schools Candidate Forum; The WFYI Radio Tower

27,000+ MEMBERS

495,000 WEEKLY VIEWERS

144,000 WEEKLY LISTENERS

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ABOUT WFYI

Education is a priority at WFYI. Through the American Graduate: Let’s Make it Happen Initiative, we use our media assets to leverage partnerships and share stories through community conversations and outreach initiatives.

More than a radio and television station, WFYI is also a catalyst for change. Through partnerships with many central Indiana organizations and businesses, WFYI convenes gatherings and spurs community involvement in issues that matter most.

•WFYI aired 60 hours of local television

content and 70 hours of local radio content

for American Graduate in 2015.

•WFYI partnered with the Indianapolis Public

Library to host seven public forums in our

Conversations about Education Series.

•WFYI brought John Bridgeland, the co-author

of Building a Grad Nation, to Indianapolis to

share data and best practices about keeping

students on the path to graduation and

success in life with key education

stakeholders.

EDUCATION HIGHLIGHTS

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT:John Bridgeland signs the American Graduate Banner; Curious George meets a young fan at the Indiana State Fair; Clifford spends time with Rowdie at an Indianapolis Indians game at Victory Field

As a vital member of the community, WFYI participates in numerous events throughout the year. Here are some of the events we participated in:

•BroadRippleArtFair•CelebrateScienceIndiana•ChildAdvocatesSuperheroRun•Eugene&MarilynGlickIndiana Authors Award •FairbanksCircleofHopeDinner•MuttStrutt•PenrodArtsFair•SPARKMonumentCircle •SpiritandPlaceFestival•StutzArtistsOpenHouse•TEDxIndianapolis•TheIndianaStateFair•VeteransReclaimArmisticeDay

•WFYIDayatVictoryField

PARTNER EVENTS

“WFYI has convened community

meetings that bring partners

throughout the area together to

learn what work we are doing

separately and together to help our

community’s children and families

achieve the most they can. “

- Jay Geshay, United Way of Central Indiana

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YOUR COMMUNITY CONNECTION

•Intersections examines the complicated

relationships between poverty, race, class,

gun and drug law, social and economic

policy, and whether a law-enforcement led

initiative can result in meaningful change.

•A New Day is taking a year-long, in-depth

look at Arlington Community High School

and its successes and challenges as it

transitions back to Indianapolis Public

Schools from private management.

•The series, Electing Our Future, explored

voter turnout in Marion County, and

talked with non-voters as they decided

whether to go to the polls in November.

•Lost in Translation was a collaborative

journalism project between WFYI,

the Indianapolis Star, and Chalkbeat

Indiana, which explored the struggles and

successes of language barriers reshaping

Indianapolis schools.

•Also this year, WFYI launched a health

journalism collaborative, Side Effects,

to explore the impacts of place, policy

and economics on Americans’ health.

With reporters based at WFYI, as well as

KBIAinColumbia,Missouri,andWXXI

in Rochester, New York, this team is

reporting for public radio stations across

the country.

•Through WFYI’s Indiana Lawmakers we

keep voters apprised of legislative issues

whentheGeneralAssemblyisinsession,

and with Indiana Week in Review citizens

remain current on issues of concern all

year long.

•WFYI introduced the Speak Up Phone,

a re-purposed phone that encourages

people to record a response to a revolving

prompt, and created digital short stories

from these responses.

YOUR NEWS SOURCE

As an NPR member station, WFYI is a source for news reporting many have come to trust – whether it’s Morning Edition, All Things Considered, the BBC News or other programs, listeners get national and world news practically any time of day.

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT:Reporter Christopher Ayers interviews an IPL spokesman regarding manhole explosions; The WFYI Speak Up Phone at SPARK Monument Circle; Reporter Ryan Delaney interviews then Indiana Public Safety Officer, Troy Riggs, (now IMPD Chief) at a mobile Gleaners Food Pantry

And now with WFYI’s expanded news team, our local reporting is keeping you in the know here at home. This year, WFYI added a new Education Beat Reporter and a City Beat Reporter. Together with additional WFYI reporters, our news team developed in-depth news series including:

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•Our Emmy award-winning WFYI

Productions team inspired viewers this

year with arts programs from right here

at home, such as Time for Three with

the Indianapolis Symphony, Fireworks:

The International Violin Competition

of Indianapolis, The American Pianists

Association’s 2015 Jazz Finals, and Butler

ArtsFest 2015: Outlaws and Outsiders.

•WFYI launched its Small Studio Sessions,

our first digital-only product, featuring in-

studio recordings of local, up-and-coming

bands and national artists on tour through

Indianapolis. This monthly series, modeled

afterNPR’sTinyDeskConcerts,featured

seven groups this year, including well-

knownperformerGrahamNash.WFYI’s

Small Studio Sessions is made possible by

a grant from The Herbert Simon Family

Foundation, and with support from Neat-O

ArtShopandSunKingBrewery.

•WFYI’s speaker series, ListenUp,

presented by The Central Indiana

Community Foundation, brought national

NPR celebrities to Indiana to share their

stories, beginning in July with legendary

journalist Cokie Roberts and ending the

firstseasonwithGuyRaz,hostofTED

Radio Hour. This series, new this year, is

helping WFYI introduce public media to a

new audience.

YOUR SOURCE FOR QUALITY ENTERTAINMENT

You turn to WFYI to be entertained by unique and quality programs. Whether choosing Downton Abbey, NOVA or Frontline on TV, or Fresh Air, The Moth and A Prairie Home Companion on radio, our viewers and listeners know they will find programs that make them think and wonder, and maybe even shift perspectives.

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT:Time for Three films a scene for “Time for Three Live with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra”; NPR Journalist Cokie Roberts speaks as part of WFYI’s ListenUp Series; Members of the band Native Sun perform in WFYI’s Small Studio; Musician Graham Nash performs in WFYI’s Small Studio

“I try to imagine a media landscape without public media, and it is really very scary to me. We support WFYI because we use it, and we like that it’s public and available to everyone, and we feel public media is important for our country. “

- Hannah Sullivan Brown, Sustaining Member

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The INner Circle Through special functions, unique bene�ts, opportunites for interaction with PBS and NPR personalities and listings in WFYI publications, WFYI recognizes those individuals who contribute a minimum of $500 to our annual giving program. Names listed here are for annual gifts and annual project support received from October 1, 2014 through September 30, 2015.

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Diamond Level$10,000 and above

Allen Whitehill Clowes Charitable FoundationAnthem FoundationArts Council of IndianapolisRobert Bader and Toni BaderCentral Indiana Senior Fund a CICF FundChristel DeHaan Family FoundationCNO Financial GroupCorporation for Public BroadcastingEfroymson Family Fund, a fund of the Central

Indiana Community FoundationEskenazi HealthJane Fortune and Bob HesseThe Glick Fund, a fund of the Central Indiana

Community FoundationMary Greist and Tim GreistJohn Guy and Gloria GuyThe Herbert Simon Family FoundationImpact 100Indianapolis FoundationLilly EndowmentDon Mof�tB Kathleen Postlethwait and

Robert PostlethwaitGeorge RubinB Yvonne ShaheenWNET

Platinum Level$5,000 - $9,999

Elizabeth BeckMichael and Mary Ann BrowningGregory CastaniasCSO ArchitectsF Rollin Dick and Cheri DickErin DorseyEugene and Marilyn Glick Family FoundationIPS Education FoundationJanet Langhart-CohenP. E. MacAllisterMickey MaurerE. Kirk McKinney Jr.Robert Meyer and Gayle MeyerO'Bannon FoundationF George Plews and Christine PlewsW. Randall Long and Susan LongAmy Robbins and Clay RobbinsMarguerite ShepardAnn Stack and Chris StackWilliam Warren and Susan WarrenWilliam Witchger

Gold Level$2,500 - $4,999

B Daniel Appel and Katherine AppelArthur Jordan FoundationChristine BibleB

Ted Boehm and Peggy Boehm

F Barbara Branic and Michael BranicJohn Campbell and Tammy CampbellThomas Caswelch and Karen CaswelchDuke EnergyC. Perry Grif�thIndiana Humanities CouncilB Michele Janin and Tom LinebargerMike and Pegg KennedyPaul Kirchgraber and Theresa Rohr-KirchgraberCynthia Longest and Bill LongestKathryn Maeglin and Albert AllenChris MaxwellKathy Miller and Jeffrey MillerSara Murphy and Clifford HullBrent Mosby and Whitney MosbyNicholas H. Noyes, Jr., Memorial Foundation, Inc.Nancy OstranderPenrod SocietyRomil Saxena and Sunil BadveMichael ShapiroDominic Tumminello and Lee TumminelloMatthew Van Auwelaer and Carol Van AuwelaerVan Riper Woodard Family FoundationDeborah WilsonTurner Woodard and Diann WoodardXiaolin WuRobert Yee and Linda Yee

Silver Level$1,200 - $2,499

Rafat AbonourMark Alberts and Meg AlbertsRosanne Ammirati and Kevin KrulewitchPierre Atlas and Debra Luffer-AtlasB Sue Back and Mike BackStephen Bavender and Marcia BavenderTeresa Beam and Eric AdolphNancy Bergen Hunt and V. William HuntJess BlakeyDavid Bodenhamer and Penny BodenhamerMyra Borshoff-Cook and Frank CookTacey BoucherRebecca BransonAlice BrownRyan Brown and Hannah Sullivan Brown

Gay BurkhartVince Caponi and Robyn CaponiAlison ChestovichElyse Chuvalas and Curt ChuvalasB Dina Cox and Ryan LacyStephen Cran�ll and Andrea Cran�llDeborah DavisDianne DelappJulie Dimmack and Seth CharlesSerena Donnelly and Bret HuffKevin Erdman and Adrienne ProvenzanoRon Fisher and Susan FisherChris Fretts and Claire DanaPhyllis Gabovitch and Ed GabovitchThomas Gallagher and Karen GallagherB Eric Gillispie and Patricia GillispieMichael Goheen and Sharon GoheenAmy GoldsmithJoseph GrahnJonathan Gray and Suzanne GrayLisa GreenAmy Halseth and David KendallArthur Hanna and Susan HannaLisa HarrisAnita HarveyHenry Havel and Mary StickelmeyerB Michael HeatonGary Heck and Jean Palmer HeckB David HegerCharles HelmenJane Henegar and Matt GutweinJane HerndonDavid HoltmanSharon Hoog and Kenneth RemenschneiderRobert Hooker and Carol HookerB Brenda HornJames Hubbard and Sally HubbardAllan HubbardStan Hurt and Sandra HurtKristine IsenbergIndiana Historical Society James JacksonDave Jongleux and Lynn JongleuxDavid and Mimi JoseLarry Kane and Connie KaneRebecca Kendall and Charles KendallKatherine KendrickDiane Kennedy and Ward KennedyMichael Kinder and Jerri KinderKathryn KishLarry Kitchel and Leneta KitchelGary KlotzJeffrey Kons and Tracy KonsPaul Krievins and Stefanie Krievins

B Gareth Kuhl and Amy KotzbauerGerald Kurlander and Shirley KurlanderJon Laramore and Janet McCabeBurton Largura and Heather LarguraKirk Lemoine and Wendy WinckelbachLynn Lewis and Andrew LewisMary and John LisherSo�a Livorsi and Daniel LivorsiJames Lootens and Sara LootensCarlos Lopez and Eleanor LopezSuzann Lupton and JB LuptonColin MaioranoWilliam Marsh and Donna MarshJoy MastersonF Margaret Maxwell and John KraussPhilip McGeathMartha Miles and Jim OlsonMichael Miller and Stacy MillerB Mandy Moore and Neal Rothermel D. William Moreau Jr. and Ann MoreauRamana Morthy and Shailaja ValluriSteven Mueller and Elizabeth MuellerRobert Muessig and Judy MuessigDanny Ngo and Kathleen NgoJoseph OrrBrendan O'Sullivan-Hale and Frank Smith IVB Tanya Stuart Overdorf and Scot Overdorf PBSPatricia PetersonJeannie PhillipsWilliam Plater and Gail PlaterPatricia Poehler and John PoehlerB Latona PrenticeChristopher RayF David Resnick and Miriam ResnickAndrew Russell and Joanna RussellBarbara Duke SamsDennis Sanner and Maureen SannerR. Scott SauerBrad SendenMarie-Claude Shanafelt and Armen ShanafeltHolly SimpsonMichael Skehan and Cynthia SkehanEric Slessinger and Higinia CardenesPamela SmithDouglas Spaulding and Diane SpauldingRuth Stilwell FoundationLesley Stoef�erMichael Sullivan and Amy Jo SullivanJohn Taylor and Marcy TaylorDavid Tetrick and Helen MarchalFall Creek Valley Foundation, IncGerald Thompson and Jean MillerJean Thompson

Gary Thompson and Leigh HarrisEdgar Towne and Marian TowneCatherine Turner and Robert TurnerJoe Vaughn and Jamie CampbellTrang VoB Amy Conrad Warner and John WarnerJohn Waidner and Patrice WaidnerThomas Weber and Becky WeberBarbara WestDaniel Wheeler and Susan Wake�eldF Anna White and James WhiteReba WoodenLloyd Wright and Maureen McCraeGerald ZimmermanMichelle Zimmerman

Bronze Level$500 - $1,199

John and Diane AbramsThe Ackerman FoundationAlfonso Alanis and Maria-Carmen AlanisJerry AlexanderLaura AlfordPamela AllenDavid Allen and Mary AllenLarry Amick and Teresa AmickJudy Amlin and Craig AmlinCarl Anderson

Caryn Anderson and David AndersonPat Anker and Bob AnkerNancy Armstrong and Kevin ArmstrongDennis AsavaMichael Aspy and Jennifer AspyPaul AtkinsonDaniel BallCharles Bantz and Sandra PetronioSarah BarneyFrank Basile and Katrina BasileMark Bates and Carrie BatesKeith BeanJim Beatty and Phyllis BeattyKen Beausang and Carol BeausangElaine Bedel and Eric BedelNeil Bemenderfer and Kathleen BemenderferShirley BengeK. BennettCarol Berendts and Noel DiehlJ. R. Berry and Barbara BerryChristina Bickley and Patrick BickleyJim Birge and Allison BirgeMack BlackburnBarbara Blain and Lloyd BlainMichael Blanchet and Mary BlanchetDr John Bloom and Raymond LeppardJoyce BoadtJesse BobbittMartha Boden

Daniel Boeglin and Andrea SmileyEric Boes and Tatiana ForoudBohlsen GroupAnthony Borel and Dawn BorelDouglas Born and Meg BornLawrence Borst and Eldoris BorstPriscilla Boschmann and Erv BoschmannGerald Bowden and Nancy BowdenRay BowdenWendy BoyleJonathan Bricker and Susan BrickerDouglas BriggsBarbara BriggsGeorge BroadlickLinda BroadusMichael BroomeMary BroughtonMatt Brown and Janette BrownNathan BrownJoseph BrownCarole Brown and Tom BrownGregory and Marsha BrownBruder Remodleling and Contruction, Inc.Tim Bruemmer and Valerie BruemmerWilliam Buf�e and Jo Ellen Buf�eRichard Bump and Kathryn BumpHelen BurnettThomas Burnett and Anne BurnettMichael Burrow and Cherie Burrow

Fred ButlerJoyce ByllesbyJoanne CadyJohn Calley and Cynthia CalleyB Chris Campbell and Amalya Campbell Joan Cannon and Darrell CannonAnna Carey and Chris ZelenakJennifer CarnahanF James Carr and Angela CarrJoseph Carter and Joan CarterDavid CarterOlonya CavanaughRod Chaffee and Libby ChaffeeTracy ChamberlinGeorge Charbonneau and Linda CharbonneauNancy Chism and Grady Chism IIIJeffrey ChristieJeff Christoffersen and Jeni ChristoffersenAndrew ChurchillKent CladyLinda Claffey and Stephen ClaffeyRonald Clark and Claudia ClarkB Mary Beth Claus and David ClausDiane ClaytonStephanie Clements and David ClementsAlan Cloe and Susan CloeAlan Cohen and Linda CohenJeffrey Cohen and Stephanie CohenChris Cohenour and Kathleen Cohenour

“We feel if you’re listening and watching, you need to support it. We have watched public funding dwindle over the years. Unless we as individuals support, public media won’t be there when you want it.”

TONI AND BOB BADER

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“You are an incredible foundational element of our community. My family and I learn how to be better people because of your work. You promote all the ideals our society should strive for: equality, integrity, transparency, peace, education, connection and greater good. Keep doing your great work to make our world a better place.” - WFYI Member

Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this list. Please accept our apologies for any inadvertent errors or omissions. Please send corrections or questions to Stephanie Collins, Director of Major Gifts, WFYI, 1630 N Meridian St, Indianapolis, IN 46202; call (317) 614-0439 or e-mail scollins@wfyi.org.

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Monika Nyby and Gregory HaleDavid O'BrienRobert O'Dell and Lori O'DellJoe OgleHelen O'GuinnSteve Oldham and Debbie OldhamCarla Ortegon and Pedro OrtegonLaura OttenJulie OverbeckB Jon Owens and Mary OwensRoberto PalizaBruce Pallman and Wendy PallmanCatherine Parker and Anthony ChinnEloise PaulMorgan PauleyMargaret PeckMarge PeckJohn Peer and Deanne PeerDaniel Penry and Alyce PenryMel PerelmanJodi Perras and Joey HatcherBart Peterson and Amy PetersonBeth Peyton and Woody PeytonKeith Phelps and Karen PhelpsJohn PolizziAlan Poorman and Noreen PoormanJuliet Port and Chris ReadingThomas PriceJohn Purcell and Maureen PurcellScott Putney and Susan SawyerJeffery Qualkinbush and Julie QualkinbushWilliam Quest and Diane JohnsonScott QuigleyCharmian QuigleyBill Rader and Mary WebbJane Rapinchuk and Mark KowalaSusan ReedHeinz Reim and Laura James-ReimGeorge Revtyak and Diane RichardsDouglas Rex and Leslie RexShellie Rich and Ginger Mans�eldB Raquel Richardson and Kaus ChristopherMelodie RichardsonMark RichardsonMichael RisingerMerrill Ritter and Nanette Ritter Char. TrustJim RobinsonFern RoeschMatthew Roesch and Stacey RoeschHumberto RojasDeborah Ronco and Peter RoncoLiz RoseSteve RosenbaumEllen Rosenthal and Ted LoganSarah RowlandWinifred RuizNancy RussellJoseph Rust and Susan RustRochelle Sachs and Greg SachsGene Salkovsky and Maribeth SalkovskyPeter SallayThe Saltsburg FundJohnny SandersGary SchahetJim ScheurichBruce and Pam SchiltJohn Schlafer and Katie SchlaferMichael Schlemmer and Paula SchlemmerRobert Schloss and Alice SchlossRoger Schmenner and Barbara SchmennerStacy SchroederJennifer Schwartz and Jonathan FridellJen Searcy and Tom Searcy

B David Sease and Donna SeaseGene Sease and Joanne SeaseJonathon Sedgwick and Donna SedgwickAnne Sering and James SeringLaura SexsonThomas Sharp and Teresa SharpRobert Shaw and Susan McNeelyFrank SheskiHarry Shewmaker and Janice ShewmakerChetan Shukla and Leena ShuklaRobert Siegel and Jacqueline HuxfordRose Sigborn and Thomas SigbornRebecca SilbermannDebra Simmons WilsonJudy Singleton and Jim SingletonBonnie SkorichRichard Skrzynecki and Pamela SkrzyneckiMatthew SlagelMarilyn SleppyBobby Small and Helen SmallWilliam Smith III and Marilyn SmithTroy and Meg SmithEmily SnellJonathan SnyderF Susanne Sogard and Jack SogardAmie Sperring and Jeff SperringJulie St. James and Eric BryantGary Stach and Janet StachJanet Starkey and Richard StarkeySydney Steele and Pamela SteeleEdward Stephenson and Jane StephensonMarijean StephensonJames Stevens and Susan JakenFay Stevenson SmithShelley StewartBarbara Stilwell and Ray DunkinJohn StimsonAnna Maria Storniolo and Joel SchererJim Strain and Cheryl StrainErik StreibRobert Strohmeyer and Jenny StrohmeyerGina StuartMichael Sutherlin and Susan SutherlinCharles Sutphin and Peggy SutphinHilary SwansonSusan Swinehart and David RoweF Norman Tabler Jr. and Dawn TablerRegan Tankersley and Patrick TankersleyLisa Tavormina and Jeff McClainAudrey Taylor and Nick TaylorJeff Teal and Laurie TealNorman Terando and Carolyn TerandoPatricia ThiemTimothy Thomas and Susan ThomasJim Thomas and Colleen ThomasJeffrey ThomassonNeil ThompsonPenny Threlkeld and Mark MuhlhauserJennifer TillmanLynne Timmermans and Alex TimmermansMichael Timmons and Constance TimmonsMary TinderBarbara Tinkham and Warren YoungTobias Family FoundationJohn TothTPTMary TraylorMarshall Trusler and Jennifer TruslerWinston Turner and Lisa TurnerJames TurnerKevin TurnerEllen TvrdyJohn Vahle and Kathy Vahle

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Milton ColeMary Patricia CoonsKathleen Corcoran and Brian CarlsonAudrey CornePatrick CorsiMichael Coscia and Catherine CosciaJeffrey CoulsonJamie CourtwayJeffrey Crabtree and Diane CrabtreeB James CramptonBrian Crist and Jennifer Lee-CristDavid Crockett and Christine CrockettSarah CudahyGregory Cunningham and Cheryl CunninghamLarry DarrahSeema Dave and Sachin DaveB Julie Davis and Richard DavisMarsha DavisConsuelo Davis and David DavisFrancis Deane and Noreen DeaneLincoln DeckDiantha DegrawScott Denne and Mary Lynn DenneDanielle Deppert and Troy DeppertThomas and Margaret DeputyB Andrea Derrer and Jeffrey DerrerJim DeshieldsDavid Devine Jr. and Angie DevineLisa Dick and Jeff DickRobert Dole Jr.Andre Donikian and Molly DonikianJames DoraDouglas Dorman and Frederika DormanRita DoughertyMichael Drascic and Jane DrascicDan Dreyer and Lara DreyerJason DudichMichelle Duman and Timothy DumanDan Dumbauld and Rebecca DumbauldStephen Dutton and Ellen Lee DuttonAnthony Dzwonar and Jennifer DzwonarLisa Eagleson-Roever and Douglas RoeverAlisa EasonRobert EberleMary Ecken and Brian SchuetterBeth EckertGary Edgerton and Nan EdgertonChip Edgington and Pam EdgingtonSarah Ellcessor and Rod EllcessorRebecca Elliott and Emilio SobralJames ElliottJohn Ellis and Linda EllisMary Emily DavissonKezia Endsley and Erik DaffornBranard EnglandNancy EnglertThaymer EpplerCharlotte EpsteinRosemary Ervin and Richard SchevitzDouglas and Dawn EveridgeJames Fair�eld and Martha Fair�eldNagy Farid and Khadiga FaridSherry Faris and Ross FarisJack Farr and Sonja FarrCarol FeeneyTodd Finnell and Deandra FinnellWilliam Fischer and Rhea FischerAdam FischerLaure Flaniken and Jim FlanikenKevin FlintJohnson-Weaver FoundationNorman Fogle and Adrienne FogleStacy Fonsta

Lee FordWilliam Fortune Jr. and Joseph BlakleyDianna Fox and Kamnesh PradhanPat FoxworthyIndra Frank and Mark FrankEd Free and Cynthia FreeKaren Friss and Gregory SteffenBrian FrostF Kristin Fruehwald and Michael FruewahldEdward Fry and Kathy FryEthan Frye and Suzanne FryeSally FryeJane FuquaKaren Gaddis and Jared GaddisKim Galeaz and Jeff GreenwaltBonnie Gallivan and Phillip BaytMary Lee Gambone and Douglas BrooksNorman GanzelRoger GarrettB Chip Garver and Megan GarverAMG Engineering and Machining, Inc.Cynthia and Thomas GerlachFrancis GermanDoug Gettel�nger and Cheryl Gettel�ngerRex GibbsLynda GoekeCheryl GonzalezJanice Goodman and Steven PattisonBrian Grant and Claudia GrantRuth GravesGeorge Gray and Beverly GraySarah Green and John GreenDennis Greene and Erica EugsterPamela Greene and Gregory GreeneChristian Gries and June GriesGrif�th Family Foundation Inc.BMW Constructors, Inc.James Grimes and Peggi GrimesAnn GrimesShane GuffeyJanet GuthridgeSusie Hacker and Tom HackerAmanda HackerJeff Hadden and Tracy HaddenMichael Haf�ey and Paula Haf�eyRichard Hahn and Cathy HahnGregory HaleJames HallHall Koehler Law Of�ceCris HalterRosalie HancookJulia Handel and David HandelCarolyn Hardman and Donald HardmanSandy HarlanBill HarringtonCarolyn HarringtonNancy HarrisonHill Hastings II and Bettie HastingsSamuel Hazlett and Margaret HazlettRussel HeathPaul HelftErik Hembre and Katherine HoweRichard Hennessey and Martha HennesseyMargaretha Henry and Matthew HenryHeritage Fund, The Community Foundation of Bartholomew CountyAmy HerrinLisa HessAlexander HessElizabeth HewettStanley Hirschfeld and Dorothy HirschfeldGrif�n HobsonNarcissa Hocker

Susan Hoffert and Mark WolanskiWilliam HofmeyerDavid HoggattHoward Holden and Susan HoldenDavid Holling and Kathleen HollingJennifer Horner and Jennifer Morlan-HornerCarol Howard and Bill HowardMark Hoyer and Maureen HoyerKeith Huff and Maureen HuffSteven Huffer and Susan HufferJim Hunter and Cindy HunterTheresa Hurn and Theresa HurnEstelle Huston and Kevin HustonMindy Hutchinson and Rob FriedmanAmanda Ingram and Mark ElrodChristine JacobsonJoe JakubowskiJohn Jenkins and Liz JenkinsCarlyn JohnsonLarry JohnsonCraig Johnson and Pat Trowers-JohnsonC. Conrad Johnston and Marjorie JohnstonRobert Joseph and Sandy JosephDavid Katz and Lorna KatzKelleen KennedyRichard Kent and Susan KentMichael Kiefer and Pat KieferVada KimJames KincannonAnn KingEllen KingstonRobert KirkShyam Kishan and Sharmila Roy-ChowdhuryThomas Klages and Catherine KlagesAlan Klineman and Dorothy KlinemanReid Klion and Laurie KlionDan KloresDonald Knebel and Jennifer KnebelRichard Kohler and Anne KohlerThirumala KommuruAmy and Scott KosnoffVicki KosowskyVince Kotarski and Kathy KotarskiRoxanne Kovacs and Richard KovacsBeth KramerDiane KreisherRobert Krivi and Gwen KriviJames LaCrosse and Patricia LaCrosseNed Lamkin Jr. and Martha LamkinMichael LangellierPhilip Larman and Wendy LarmanStephen LathropFrank Learned and Sandra LearnedRobin LedyardJeff LeeJames Legrand and William MirolaJack Leonard and Karen Kay LeonardDominic LiLeon Liepa and Vija LiepaAndrea Lightfoot and Jeff LightfootJonathan LindleyShirley LivengoodSharon Livingston and David LivingstonRhonda Long-SharpJoe Loughrey and Deborah LoughreyJudith LovchikL Robert Lowe Jr. and Nancy LoweMark LykinsEmily MachoguMary Mader and Jerry DebrosseChinediu MaduakolamJohn Mail and Ingrid MailAlisa Judy-Malcolm and Nebiyu Malcolm

Greg Malone and Kathryn KelleyJames Malone and Jean MaloneJoseph Mamlin and Sarah MamlinScott Manning and Kari KennedyZohair MaparaSonya MargerumDebra MarlettSandra Marquette and Ryan MarquetteLarry MartinJoanne Martin and Brita HorvathElizabeth Masur and James MasurRachel MattinglyElaine MattsonBrendan Maxcy and Thu NguyenMary May and Rick MayKellie McCarthyLinda McCauleySarah McConnell and Timothy Rif�eLarry McConnell and Virginia McConnellJune McCormackMichael McCormick and Margaret McCormickDavid McDermott and Nancy McDermottNancy McDonald and Joseph McDonaldMick McGrath and Nancy DuncanWilliam McGraw and Susanne BlixMelissa McHaf�eLisa McKee Lanham and Michael HalsteadHoliday McKiernan and Phil McKiernanMarni McKinneyMary McLaughlinAstrid McLean and Keith HammSusan McMahonWilliam McNiece and Nancy McNieceJohn MeadJeffrey MeglinVirginia MelinTamara MenkePhillip Mervis and Sheryl FacktorNatalie Messmore and Kyle MessmoreRobin MeyerBeth MeyersonLary and Amy MiconCheryl Miles-ViethShirley MillerBarbara Miller and Gary MillerLarry MillerRichard Miller and Ellen MillerTom MillerLloyd Milliken and Sheila MillikenDavid Miner and Robin MinerPatricia MirskyCarolyn MockJoseph MonfortMelinda MoriartyTom MorrisCynthia MossDaniel MowreyMary Beth Mueller and David MuellerJudith MurphyErin MurphyJohn Murray and Rebecca MurrayAnnette MurrayDuane MusserJohn Mutz and Carolyn MutzBrenda Myers and Jim LindgrenMarvin Needler and Priscilla NeedlerBlake Lee Neubauer and Carolyn NeubauerGail Neuwirth-Geisler and Alan GeislerMary NicholsThomas and Susann NienhausAlex Nitu and Maria NituTina Noonan and James NoonanAdam Nowotarski and Melissa Nowotarski

PLANNED GIFTS

WFYI recognizes and honors viewers and listeners who have planned for the continuation of great public media programs through their estate plans. The consideration of the donors listed below ensures the success of public broadcasting in our community in perpetuity. For more information about including WFYI in your estate plans, please contact our Of�ce of Planned Giving at (317) 614-0487.

Mr. Hoover Baker*Frank & Katrina BasileThe Martha Beckenholdt Charitable

Endowment FundRobert A. Boadt*Roseanne BonjouklianGen. Branigin Estate*Mr. Don A. Brown*Mrs. Winona H. Cosner*Andrea and Stephen Cran�llMrs. Herman A. Dettwiler*George Elliott Trust*Linda S. Fish*Tom L. Fitch*Christi G. GarciaEstate of Alice J. Gerlach*Theodore ‘Kim’ Greeman*Gregory and Pamela GreeneMrs. Gail Hall* & Mr. Bob HallEarl Harris* Charitable TrustDorothy G. Helmer*Kimberly S. Hignite*Louise Lage Kirtland*Howard V. Kuder M.D.*Carol LimingRuth MacDaniel Endowment*Nancy L. Forbes MacDaniel*Joseph MarbaughMrs. Mildred McCafferty*Estate of Philip McLeod*Bernice M. Penrod*Dr. & Mrs. George F. RappMiss Sally Reahard*Estate of Albert & Sara Reuben*The Virginia C. Richter Charitable Remainder Trust*Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. RiegnerHoward C. Riemensperger*Virginia L. Roberts*Dorothy L. Roby*Alice M. Ross*Mr. E. Paul SmithClara Van Dyke Endowment*Howard S. Wilcox*R. Dean Willey*

* Deceased

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SUPPORT SUPPORT

AT&TAllen Whitehill Clowes Charitable FoundationAnthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield FoundationAmerican Cancer Society - Central Indiana ChapterAmerican Society for Training and Development - Central Ind. ChapterArthur Jordan FoundationBankers Life and Casualty Central Indiana Senior FundCoBankCooperative Finance CorporationCorporation for Public BroadcastingCummins FoundationChristel DeHaan Family FoundationThe Denver Foundation

FEMAFrank Family FoundationThe Glick Fund, a fund of the Central Indiana Community FoundationHanban Confucius InstituteHancock County Community FoundationHerbert Simon Family FoundationIndiana University of Liberal Arts at IUPUI Health Foundation of Greater IndianapolisImpact 100Indiana Academy of ScienceIndiana Historical SocietyIndiana Humanities CouncilIndiana Members Credit Union The Indianapolis Foundation, a CICF af� liateIndianapolis Power & Light

Lilly Endowment, Inc. Madison County Community FoundationNRECA International FoundationNational Rural Electric Cooperative AssociationNicholas H. Noyes, Jr. Memorial Foundation, Inc.Nickel Plate ArtsThe Penrod SocietyPNC FoundationPurdue UniversityPurdue Research FoundationState FarmState of IndianaTelamon CorporationWarren County Community FoundationWETA, Greater WashingtonWNET, New York Public Media

ADM FoundationAdobe Systems, Inc.AllstateAmeriprise FinancialAT&T FoundationCharles Schwab Corp FoundationChubb Group Insurance CompaniesDeluxe Corporation FoundationDow AgroSciences LLCDuke EnergyEli Lilly and Company FoundationEmerson Charitable TrustExactTarget Foundation, Inc.Gannett Match FoundationGE FoundationHewlett Packard

IBM CorporationIllinois Tool Works FoundationJ P Morgan Chase Bank, N.A.John Wiley & SonsJohnson ControlsJones Lang LaSalleKey Bank FoundationKSM Business Serv.Lilly Endowment, Inc.Lumina FoundationMacy’s FoundationMasco CorporationMcGraw-Hill FoundationMerck Co. FoundationMicrosoftMineral Technologies

Mutual of AmericaP� zer FoundationPraxairPremier, Inc. & Related CompaniesRandom House Inc.Regions BankRoche DiagnosticsStandard Insurance CompanyStanley Works FoundationStarbucksThe Capital Group CompaniesThe Chubb CorporationThe Travelers CompanyUnited TechnologiesUSA Funds

Biocrossroads Bose McKinney & Evans Butler UniversityClowes Memorial Hall CNO Financial Group, Inc. Eskenazi Health ServicesFairbanks Goelzer Investment ManagementIce Miller LLP IndyGoLake City Bank Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust OneAmerica PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. Terry Lee Honda/Terry Lee Hyundai Woodley Farra Manion Portfolio Management

“There is a benefit to my organization to be a sponsor of WFYI. For me it isn’t about the number of advertising impressions I can get, rather it is about associating my company with an organization such as WFYI that is inspiring and invaluable and meaningful every day. I o�en get unprompted feedback from people in the community who see how our relationships with organizations like WFYI are making our city and state be�er for all of us. To me, that’s the benefit in partnering with WFYI.”

JIM FREEMAN, ONEAMERICAMission Society members provide the highest level of corporate support to WFYI. With their generous support, WFYI is able to ful� ll our mission to inspire the best in our community by sharing stories and connecting people.

MISSION SOCIETY CLIENTS

GRANT AND PRODUCTION FUNDING SUPPORT

Many employers match gifts to organizations such as WFYI. As a result, contributions can double, triple or more. Thank you to the following employers who matched donor contributions to WFYI in 2015.

MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES

MIPB BoardChairYvonne H. Shaheen

Immediate Past ChairJulie A. Davis

Vice ChairEric L. Gillispie

TreasurerMichael N. Heaton

SecretaryAmy Conrad Warner

PresidentLloyd Wright

Additional Executive Committee MembersTheodore R. BoehmGareth W. KuhlH. Allen Wright, Jr.Margaret Maxwell, Ex-Of� cio

Board of DirectorsDan C. AppelDavid H. ArlandSue BackChris CampbellMary Beth ClausDina CoxJim CramptonAndrea DerrerTony FeltsFrederick H. GarverGregory W. GoelzerDavid HegerBrenda HornMichele JaninMandy MooreC.J. O’DonnellTanya Stuart OverdorfJon OwensBecca PolakKathi PostlethwaitLaTona PrenticeRaquel RichardsonDaniel SchlugeDavid G. Sease

Distinguished Directors EmeritusMichael P. AlerdingDiana W. Davis

Foundation BoardChairMargaret Maxwell

Immediate Past ChairAnna S. White

Vice ChairDavid A. Resnick

SecretarySusanne Sogard

PresidentLloyd Wright

Foundation Board MembersCharles M. BlairBarbara E. BranicJames M. CarrRollin M. DickKristin FruehwaldGeorge PlewsNorman G. Tabler, Jr.Brian W. Welch

Businesses and organizations of every size support WFYI through underwriting. Underwriters provide vital funding for WFYI’s mission of bringing quality programming to central Indiana. In turn, they have the opportunity to receive on-air recognition in a clutter-free, non-commercial environment. Please consider thanking WFYI’s corporate and non-pro�t partners whenever possible. For more information on WFYI sponsorship opportunities, visit wfyi.org/corporate-support.

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The Star Award is given to a select few corporate sponsors who stand out as remarkable community partners. Maybe they have been a corporate sponsor for years, or perhaps they have encouraged other businesses to support WFYI, or even increased their commitment to public media over time.

STAR AWARD RECIPIENTS

Ice Miller LLP is one of WFYI’s Mission Society underwriters and was the title sponsor of WFYI’s Ice Miller Indy Wine Fest in March. Ice Miller LLP is strongly commi�ed to making the greater Indianapolis community a vibrant place to live and work. The a�orneys and staff members are actively involved with more than 100 community organizations like WFYI, showing support through volunteerism and financial gi�s that help them fulfill their missions and serve our community in impactful ways.

ICE MILLER LLP

WFYI BOARD MEMBERSFISCAL 2014-2015

SUPPORT SUPPORT

REGIONAL EMMYS

WFYI PUBLIC TELEVISION

Monumental Canvas

Strange Fruit

Bobby “Slick” Leonard: Heart of a Hoosier

Location, Location, Location

Time for Three: Live with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra

Gear Going Global

WFYI PUBLIC MEDIA

Overall Station Excellence

INDIANA BROADCASTERS ASSOCIATION SPECTRUM AWARDS

WFYI PUBLIC RADIO

Breaking News Story - The Death of Abdul-Rahman Kassig

SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL JOURNALISTS “BEST OF INDIANA” AWARDS

WFYI PUBLIC TELEVISION

Little Children, Big Returns

Bobby “Slick” Leonard: Heart of a Hoosier

WFYI PUBLIC RADIO

Reclaiming Boston: Indy Runners Return After Bombing

The Price of Freedom

NUVO

WFYI PUBLIC RADIO

Best of Indy

100+ Emmy Awards &

Over 300 Emmy nominations

since 1999

■ Program Services $6,024,606 58%

■ Fundraising/Membership Services $2,256,251 22%

■ Management/General $2,065,350 20%

TOTAL EXPENSES $10,346,207 100%

EXPENSES

■ Membership/Individuals $3,646,282 35%

■ Underwriting/Corporate $2,064,596 20%

■ Government Support $1,886,471 18%

■ Grants & Other Support $1,542,059 15%

■ Miscellaneous $1,101,044 10%

■ Special Events $262,894 3%

TOTAL REVENUE $10,503,346 100%

SOURCES OF

REVENUE

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BOBBY “SLICK” LEONARD: HEART OF A HOOSIER

Strange Fruit

GEAR GOING GLOBAL

FINANCIAL REVIEW AWARDS

MEMBERSHIP/INDIVIDUALS35%

UNDERWRITING/CORPORATE20%

GOVERNMENT SUPPORT18%

GRANTS & OTHER SUPPORT15%

MISCELLANEOUS10%

SPECIAL EVENTS3%

PROGRAM SERVICES58%

FUNDRAISING/MEMBERSHIP SERVICES 22%

MANAGEMENT/GENERAL20%

KARINE HUYS

“I’ve been volunteering for WFYI for the past 12 or 13 years. I volunteer because I enjoy the programming of WFYI and know it would not be possible without people getting involved. To me, part of being a consumer is also about keeping the station going. I graduated from DePauw, and at the time I was a student there, they had a very strong volunteer center that paired students with volunteer projects domestically or abroad. I saw how people came back from those volunteer trips different, wanting to change their future plans as a result. Volunteering is a good way to try new things and to meet new people. I encourage everyone to get involved in something. Giving back is an important way to support the community and to keep it a good place to live. WFYI has been a fun place to volunteer, and I have always felt I have something to contribute here.”

•Volunteer: We rely on our volunteers at

events throughout the year, during our

on-air membership campaigns and in our

day-to-day activities. Visit

wfyi.org/volunteerorcallKristyFozzard

at (317) 614-0461 for more information.

•Become a Corporate Sponsor: Corporate sponsors provide vital funding

to support WFYI’s mission, and sponsoring

programming on WFYI enhances your

image and increases your visibility among

a large and loyal audience. Visit

wfyi.org/corporate-support or call

(317) 614-0468 for more information.

•GiveaGiftofStock:Electronic delivery

of stock shares is the most secure and

expedient delivery process available and

provides efficient internal control as well

as cost savings. Visit wfyi.org/gifts-of-stock

for more information.

•DonateYourVehicle:Thinking about

selling your car, boat, motorcycle, truck or

othervehicle?DonateittoWFYIinstead!

When you donate your vehicle, the

proceeds support all the programs

you love; plus, you can receive a tax

deduction when you itemize your return.

For more information, visit

wfyi.org/donate-a-vehicle.

•Leave a Legacy: One of the many

ways that friends can choose to express

their deep commitment to public media

is by naming WFYI in their will or

trust. This is one way to make a lasting

contribution without affecting your current

financial security and freedom. For more

information, visit wfyi.org/leave-a-legacy

or call (317) 614-0487.

There are many ways to get involved and deepen your commitment to WFYI and the central Indiana community:

WHAT DO YOU WONDER ABOUT INDIANAPOLIS OR ITS PEOPLE THAT YOU WANT WFYI TO INVESTIGATE?

WFYI Public Media’s Curious Indy series is a news experiment that seeks to include you in our editorial decision-making, make journalism more transparent, and strengthen multimedia coverage of central Indiana.

Questions come in from the community, you vote on your favorites, and then WFYI’s News Team investigates and we discover the answers together.

The projec t is modeled after the Curious Cit y series at WBEZ in Chicago.

VISIT WFYI.ORG TO ASK QUESTIONS AND VOTE ON THEM AND TO SEE

WHAT THE SERIES HAS UNCOVERED SO FAR.

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“We put WFYI in our will because we feel public media is important to the community. When we do go, we want to see the station continue to flourish and to continue to make Indianapolis, and central Indiana, a great place to live.”

ANDREA AND STEPHEN CRANFILL

Please consider pu�ing WFYI in your future plans. Contact the Office of Planned Giving at (317) 614-0487 or visit wfyi.org/leave-a-legacy.