ANNUAL REPORT

2016

State Theatre, Traverse City MI INDIEWIRE: A CULTURAL OASIS FOR SOPHISTICATED CINEMA

MPAA: STATE THEATRE, #1 MOVIE THEATER IN THE WORLD

THE NEW YORK TIMES: A MIDWEST MOVIE MECCA

We need stories that transport, transfix, and transform us. And we need places where people from all walks of life can come together to laugh and cry, get lost and find themselves in those stories. That’s why we started the film festival, and that’s why the festival runs two theaters year-round: to share stories that help us connect with our neighbors, and see ourselves and our world more clearly. In the pages that follow, we offer a few highlights from a milestone year for our organization. It’s remarkable what we’ve accomplished since we began our nationally-renowned film festival in 2005 and opened two world-class downtown theaters, the State Theatre in 2007 and the Bijou in 2013, bringing art to Traverse City that would otherwise be hundreds of miles away, Times may test our faith and try our spirits, but our community continues to rally around the movies that ignite us and remind us of our shared humanity at 35 frames per second. When you volunteer, donate, become a member, or see a movie on one of our screens, you help keep this flame burning. You help us welcome hundreds of nonprofits to share their eye-opening stories. You open the minds of thousands of students who experience the ineffable magic of movies on the big screen. You give the gift of the movies to one and all, making 30% of our tickets available at no cost. For all of this and for so much more, we couldn’t be more grateful. The State Theatre’s first 100 years were filled with thrills, chills, and life-changing moments. Celebrating the State’s Centennial this year rekindled our passion for seeing the majestic State Theatre through the next 100 years of Just Great Movies. Bring on 2017!

100 YEARS AND GOING STRONG

President, Founder, ProgrammerMichael Moore

INDIEWIRE: A CULTURAL OASIS FOR SOPHISTICATED CINEMA

MPAA: STATE THEATRE, #1 MOVIE THEATER IN THE WORLD

THE NEW YORK TIMES: A MIDWEST MOVIE MECCA

A YEAR IN REVIEWIn 2016, we welcomed over a quarter million people to see the best movies we could find, including an average of one free or low cost community event each and every day. Oscar-winning filmmaker and passionate movie lover Michael Moore programs the festival and the State and Bijou. He puts his vast knowledge of film to work on the puzzle of getting the very best in first run narrative and documentary films, Hollywood classics, and live entertainment on the stage and screens of our historic movie palaces.

Festival by the Numbers6 Days | 12 Venues

123,000 Festival Admissions

1 Remarkable Community

4,000 Friends of the Film Festival Members

2,000 Instagram Followers

11,000 Twitter Followers

23,500 Facebook Fans

175 Filmmakers & Industry Guests

120 Features | 107Shorts

255 Screenings and Events

Theaters by the Numbers2 World-Class Theaters | 365 Days a Year

200,000 Year-Round Attendance

1,000 State & Bijou Members

1,000 Instagram Followers

4,000 Twitter Followers

13,500 Facebook Fans

50 New Release Films

2,823 Screenings

400 Different Films Annually

350+ Free & Low-Cost Community Events

175 Nonprofits Helped

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Top 10 Lists: Most Popular Films

TCFF Documentaries >> Equal Means Equal>> Gleason>> Life, Animated>> Walk with Me: The Trials of Damon J. Keith>> Norman Lear: Just Another Version of You>> Olympic Pride, American Prejudice>> The Champions>> Disturbing the Peace>> Ice and Sky>> Dark Horse

TCFF Fiction >> A Man Called Ove>> My Blind Brother>> Sing Street>> Hell or High Water>> Mustang>> Suffragette>> Hunt for the Wilderpeople>> Viva>> Sister Cities>> Operator

State & Bijou New Releases>> Star Wars: The Force Awakens>> The Secret Life of Pets>> Finding Dory>> Where to Invade Next>> Spectre>> Zootopia>> Hello, My Name is Doris>> Brooklyn>> Captain Fantastic>> Jason Bourne

Friday Night Flicks>> The Rocky Horror Picture Show>> Deadpool>> Star Wars: The Force Awakens>> Jaws>> The Big Lebowski>> National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation>> Step Brothers>> Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom>> Ant-Man>> Titanic

25¢ Classic Matinees>> Rear Window>> Swiss Family Robinson>> Guys and Dolls>> On Golden Pond>> High Society>> The Bishop’s Wife>> Christmas in Connecticut>> The Parent Trap>> Old Yeller>> Manhattan

25¢ Kids Matinees>> Elf>> Minions>> The Polar Express>> Beauty and the Beast>> The Peanuts Movie>> How to Train Your Dragon>> Arthur Christmas>> Hotel Transylvania>> Shaun the Sheep>> Minuscule: Valley of the Lost Ants

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A TRULY HISTORIC YEAR

1. Opening night standing ovation for the directors of TCFF XII’s official US selections. 2. One of America’s most highly regarded film critics, Anne Thompson of IndieWire, moderated our historic summit of female filmmakers and industry leaders.

The Future is Female In our 12 years, the TCFF has remade and revolutionized the concept of what a film festival could be. We’ve also built two movie palaces that are unlike any others in this country, and we’ve helped other Michigan theaters follow our lead. And once again this year, we made history at the film festival: all of the US Official Selections were directed by women. We’ve done all of this right smack in the middle of “nowhere.” And people elsewhere have taken notice. Who would have thought that a place called Traverse City could impact our beloved American populist art form, the cinema?

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Props to @MMFlint for the statement he’s made at @TCFF this year. All films in competition directed by women. Dope.Ava DuVernay

Michael Moore will use his Traverse City Film Festival to throw down the gauntlet for women filmmakers. The official selection—not the side-bar, not a spotlight—is comprised of 32 films, and every one is directed by a woman.Anne Thompson, Indiewire

State Centennial This year our crown jewel, the historic State Theatre, celebrated its Centennial—100 years of movies on Front Street, 100 years anchoring downtown, 100 years of people gathering together to experience the power of great entertainment together.

In those 100 years, much has changed in downtown Traverse City: gone are the department and music stores, making room for boutiques, restaurants, and books. But through it all, the State has remained—a beacon of chasing light that gives Traverse City its heartbeat and calls us together in our vibrant community town square.

Walk of FameSince we reopened the doors of the State Theatre for the first Traverse City Film Festival in 2005, we’ve been gathering handprints of the people we have brought to TC, including Madonna, Wim Wenders, Kristen Bell, Susan Sarandon, Stanley Donen, Bill Maher, Patton Oswalt, Matthew Modine, Phil Donahue, and John Waters. As part of our centennial celebration, we installed a Hollywood-style Walk of Fame under the State’s historic marquee, creating one of TC’s most visited and photographed destinations.

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It’s hard to imagine downtown Traverse City without the warm beacon situated in the middle the Front Street’s 200 block, a light that helped lead the city toward the prosperity we now enjoy.

It’s also hard to imagine how the city’s downtown would look without the theater’s resurrection nearly a decade ago.

The State Theatre’s historic marquee spilled its soft light onto bustling crowds each night this week while festival fans packed the city’s center for the 12th rendition of the Traverse City Film Festival. That image of film lovers basking in the warm summer evening air, faces aglow with bright light thrown in all directions from the theater’s historic marquee, has become synonymous with late July in Traverse City.

But to those of us who call the Grand Traverse region home, that beacon means so much more.

We know that cornerstone as a place where our children experienced their first big-screen film for a price that couldn’t buy a pack of gum. It’s a place where we see

the independent films, both old and new, that have become scarce in a blockbuster world. And it’s where we watch important cultural events happening in faraway places broadcast live to our community.

It is both an icon of downtown Traverse City’s evolution and a reminder of the city’s historic charm that keeps our feet planted firmly in the sand.

The movie house that started its life as Julius Steinberg’s Lyric Theatre in July 1916 burned twice and was rebuilt twice in its lifetime — the second reconstruction gave birth to the State Theatre and the landmark marquee. But those two rebuilds weren’t the theater’s most important resurrection.

The State closed as a movie theater in 1996 and, like many downtown Traverse City businesses, sat dark for many years while suburban sprawl pulled patrons seeking food, shopping and entertainment away from Front Street.

Many point to the State’s reopening under the flag of the Traverse City Film Festival in

2007 as the first domino to fall in a cascade that helped revitalize the downtown district. Empty store fronts filled. Businesses stayed open late into the evening as filmgoers flocked to Front Street for dinner and a movie. And investors bought and built on long-vacant lots.

It was a line in the sand that helped separate Traverse City from many of the economic problems that continue to plague many small Midwestern towns today.

It’s also a symbol of a community-wide effort that required a commitment not only from business owners, but from nonprofit organizations and thousands of community volunteers.

If not for the commitment of groups like Rotary Charities and the likes of Michael Moore and the Film Festival’s co-founders, downtown Traverse City would look quite different today.

We all should celebrate State Theatre’s 100th birthday and recognize it as the beacon that helped lead Traverse City into prosperity.

State Theatre’s 100th Should be Celebrated

Sunday, July 31, 2016 EDITORIAL PAGE

OUR VIEW

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AT THE STATE & BIJOUIn addition to our nonprofit community nights and signature series like Friday Night Flicks, 25¢ Classic Matinees, 25¢ Kids Matinees, and the newly added Sensory Friendly Family Surprise, 2016 was chock full of over 100 memorable, exclusive screenings and events at the theaters.

MET OPERA LIVE IN HDAudiences experience each Metropolitan Opera season up close and personal with live transmissions from New York.

FREE MOVIES FOR CHERRY FESTDuring the National Cherry Festival, we offer free classic matinees each morning, as well as other free special events including Teen Night and a sensory friendly screening for those living with autism and other special needs.

NEW YORK FILM CRITICS SERIESThe NYFC Series brings sneak previews of highly-anticipated films like “The Confirmation,” followed by exclusive conversations with the stars and filmmakers, hosted by film critic Peter Travers.

HOLIDAY EVENTSFamilies from as far away as Mackinaw City schedule their holidays around the State. Our Classic Christmas presentations of “It’s a Wonderful Life” and “White Christmas” with preshow pageants and our famous “Elf” Quote-Along are beloved traditions. We celebrate Art House Theater Day with exclusive indies, Halloween with “Hocus Pocus,” the Day of the Dead with “The Book of Life,” Groundhog Day with...“Groundhog Day,” and every holiday inbetween with our signature movie parties.

NATIONAL THEATRE LIVETheater fans get to see the top productions from Broadway and the West End in the local, plush seat comfort of the State Theatre.

FREE SPRING BREAK WEEKOver 11,000 people who couldn’t get away for the spring break holiday enjoyed our epic free movie staycation—free films all day for a week, 36 films in all!

LIVE COMMUNITY VIEWING PARTIESIn 2016, the community gathered to enjoy moments like the Presidential Debates, the Big 10 Championship Football Game, the finale of “Downton Abbey,” and the Oscars.

PREMIERES, TRIBUTES, AND MOREThe State brings TC one-of-a-kind events like advance premiere screenings of new films, cult faves with live simulcasts, tributes (RIP David Bowie, Prince, and Gene Wilder), and the cherished local tradition that is The Rotary Show.

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Spring Break! Spring Break Forever!

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The force was strong at the Bijou, where every screening of the cinematic tsunami “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” was a special event thanks to our Cantina Concessions, preshow entertainment, and light sabers aplenty.

Our community came together for Make-A-Wish® recipient Princess Monica, who received an unforgettable royal welcome during a special screening of Disney’s “Beauty and the Beast.”

Our first ever “Rocky Horror Picture Show” screening packed the house

with excited moviegoers celebrating the ultimate cult movie with

prop bags, a photo booth, and call outs upon call outs.

In celebration of the National Park Service’s Centennial, we offered a free live educational performance of “Life Every Voice: The Black Experience in the Heartland” at a very special Saturday kids matinee.

Local chanteuse Miriam Pico hosted a special screening of “The Book of Life” for the Day of the Dead with traditional Latino music and remembrances of loved ones.

BRINGING THE WORLD TO TC

1. The first woman to direct a feature in Cambodia since 1970 takes the festival’s top award2. Nationally-renowned community development expert Joe Minicozzi addresses TC at the State3. Beatrice Welles, daughter of Orson Welles4. The Accidentals live at the State5. Viral singing sensation Princess Shaw6. The master craftsman behind the ship at a Hospice event featuring “Maire’s Journey”

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7. Legendary doc filmmakers Chris Hegedus and D.A. Pennebaker 8. TC’s own Amy Smart and Carter Oosterhouse9. One of our most famous volunteers, Piper10. Superstar self-help guru Tony Robbins11. Mitch Albom, Judge Damon Keith, and director Jesse Nesser of “Walk with Me”

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GOOD BUZZ

“A welcome reminder of the power of film.” - Anne Thompson, Indiewire

“EVERYTHING IS AWESOME. MOVIES, PEOPLE, TOWN.

CHEAP, GREAT POPCORN.”

“The State Theatre is beautiful, a love letter

to Traverse City and to film.”

- Cornelia Suskind, Life Animated

“You have filled Traverse City with joy, with excitement,

thoughtfulness, camaraderie and really great movies.”

“I think what Michael Moore has given to Traverse City and

the people is one of the best gifts ever.”

“I think it is the best FILM festival in the country! But, I don’t want it to get toooo

large! So shhhhh a little bit!”

“It was a unique experience. I can’t say enough good things

about the festival and how beautifully it’s run.”

- Paul Jaconi-Biery, Sister Cities

“I have been GOBSMACKED WITH JOY… The comfy seats, the starry ceiling, the range

of stars on the screen, and on top of great

entertainment, a sense of community at the Michigan State game or the Oscars or

even Christmas Day.”

“My eyes were opened and my mind expanded.”

“The spirit, the love, the love of cinema - all in my own

home state. It’s JUST TOO WONDERFUL.”

- Heidi Ewing, Norman Lear: Just Another Version of You

“Somehow you summon the best in us, as volunteers,

as filmgoers, as families, as neighborhoods, as

citizens…and orchestrate it into this annual celebration

of what’s best about this place up north.”

“Coming to the film festival is one of our

family’s favorite traditions. It is something that

BRIDGES GENERATIONS.”

“We had a fantastic time, made lots of friends and hope

to come back many times. You have such a fab city and

such an amazing festival.” - Rachel Tunnard, Adult Life Skills

“It lived up to ‘one great movie can change you.’”

“GOOD MOVIES AND A MAGICAL TIME.”

“I have been to a lot of film festivals over the years, but our experience in Traverse

City was without a doubt one of the most memorable.” - Ferne Pearlstein, The Last Laugh

“Your festival is a TRUE DELIGHT,

full of wonderful moviesand entertainment.”

- Beatrice Welles

“I love the TCFF! No other festival is able to so perfectly capture the essence of our town for

visitors while bringing new experiences to residents

and tourists alike.”

“TCFF is honestly the best film festival I’ve ever been to. People were so

nice, the festival was so well organized, great films, fantastic music, and

what a city!” - Benjamin Ree, Magnus

“It’s hard to articulate just what a special

week it was… to be invited to such a

nationally respected and renowned festival was a DREAM COME TRUE.”

- Jesse Nesser, Walk with Me

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SOCIAL BUTTERFLY

1. Photo booth for “The Usual Suspects”2. Engagement marquees are the best marquees3. TCFF Board Member Christine Lahti giving inspiring remarks at the annual Filmmaker Lunch4. Four-legged visitors love the State, too5. The scene outside Norte’s Bike Night at the Bijou

#INSTALOVE@tcfilmfest

@stateandbijou

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Always a pleasure to stargaze at the @statetc - @JenniferSym0ns

Would go to @statetc to watch a blank screen because of the comfy seats, ceiling stars & cheap concessions. #tcmi - @MarcSchollett

Can’t wait ‘til the next one! @TCFF - @DougBenson

First time at the State Theatre. No wonder it is one of the best in the country. Wow! - @AngelaHarrisAXO

So much girl power my heart is exploding with joy! #tcff #tcff2016 #justgreatmovies #justgreatdirectors - @craftylesley

Thank you @tcff for another great week for film lovers. Once again, Michigan seems like a dream to me now - @nyindieguy

My best theater picks: @TCFF’s State - @thompowers

TWEET BEAT@tcff@stateandbijou

MILESTONESThe State and Bijou got a snazzy online update with a new website featuring improved online ordering, streamlined information, a lit blog, all the film info you could need or want, and lots of pretty pictures!

The festival became a certified local food event in 2016: 20% of

all food was locally sourced, and we continued our commitment

to green initatives like the bottled water ban and our free shuttle.

The Woz, TCFF’s interactive media and gaming gallery, brought expanded offerings and engagement to its new home at Hotel Indigo thanks to our partnership with MSU.

Standing-room-only audiences in nine countries simultaneously enjoyed a worldwide screening

Michael Moore’s “Where to Invade Next,” followed by an around the

world Q&A live via satellite.

Couldn’t be more proud to be on the board of @TCFF will be there next week with @MMFlint Christine Lahti

What is a computer for but to buy @TCFF tickets.Mardi Jo Link

@TCFF @MMFint Where else can you be part of a theater choir singing Happy birthday to Norman Lear? #TCFF2016Wendy L Sellers

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EDUCATION INITIATIVESEducation is at the forefront of our mission. Every year, the festival offers ten film school classes taught by world-renowned industry professionals at the affordable price of $5, and we begin each festival day with free daily panels featuring visiting filmmakers. We give over 30 students the summer work experience of a lifetime through our intership progam. We highlight the next generation of filmmakers at our student screenings, and run a Kids Fest dedicated to the filmgoers of the future. At the theaters, we bring in thousands of students, at our own expense, to experience the magic of the movies with films that expand media literacy and correlate to curriculum. And we love every minute of it!

FREE STUDENT SCREENINGS

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COMMUNITY PARTNERSThe State and Bijou are more than just movie theaters. We are proud to partner with and support the organizations that do important work in our community. These are just a few of the more than 175 nonprofits we helped this year with their life-changing efforts.

>> Rotary>> Child and Family Services>> National Park Service>> Groundwork Center>> TART Trails>> Building Bridges with Music>> Habitat for Humanity – Grand Traverse Region>> Utopia Foundation>> UpNorth Pride >> Northern Michigan College’s International Affairs Forum >> Michael’s Place>> UpNorth Media Center>> Sierra Club>> Goodwill Inn and Street Outreach>> Brain Injury Association of America>> City of Traverse City >> Amercian Association of Retired Persons>> Northern Michigan Resilience Coalition>> Grand Traverse County>> Crooked Tree Arts Center

>> Norte! - Inspiring TC Youth Through Bicycles>> TEDx Traverse City>> Interlochen Center for the Arts>> FLOW (For the Love of Water)>> Munson Healthcare>> Traverse Area District Library >> American Association of University Women>> Maritime Heritage Alliance>> Traverse City Downtown Development Authority>> Northern Lakes Community Mental Health>> STEP (Students in Transition Education Program) >> Oryana Natural Foods Market >> Northern Michigan Association of Volunteer Administrators>> Grand Traverse/Leelanau Suicide Prevention Coalition>> Hospice of Michigan >> Jubilee House>> Harm Reduction Michigan

>> Traverse Symphony Orchestra>> Third Level Crisis Center>> National Writers Series>> Dann’s House>> Michigan Environmental Council>> Unitarian Universalist Congregation>> National Cherry Festival >> Justice and Peace Advocacy Center>> Grand Traverse/Leelanau Suicide Prevention Coalition>> TC350>> Traverse City Area Chamber of Commerce>> Cowell Family Cancer Center>> Vasa Ski Club>> Pathfinder School>> TC Human Rights Commission >> Alzheimer’s Association – Greater Michigan Chapter>> Safe Harbor>> Veterans Support Endowment Fund>> Criminal Defense Attorneys of MI>> Northern Michigan Environmental Action Council>> Traverse City Area Public Schools

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SUMMARY FINANCIAL DATA

70+6+6+2+4+12 Festival Expenses

Setting Up and Running Films & Events

Payroll

Administrative

Programs & Publicity

Concessions/Merchandise

Filmmaker Travel

Donations & Support

Memberships

Utilities

Concessions & Merchandise

Building Maintenance & Repair

Administrative Expenses

60+20+6+9+5Box Office

Concessions & Merchandise

37+34+11+5+5+5+3Film Rentals & Free Programs

Staff Expenses

Marketing

Gift Cards

State & Bijou Expenses

State & Bijou Revenue28+15+45+12SponsorsBox Office

Concessions & Merchandise

Friends of the Film Festival

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Open Space Outdoor Cinema

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

PresidentMichael Moore

Vice PresidentTia Lessin

SecretaryRod Birleson

TreasurerPenny Milliken

Board MembersLarry CharlesMark CousinsJeff DanielsTerry GeorgeChristine LahtiTom MorelloJohn Robert Williams

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The award-winning members of our volunteer Board of Directors generously lend their valuable time and prodigious talents to lead our organization.

VOLUNTEERS ROCK

Our art house theater and film festival colleagues around the country marvel at the incredible scope of what our volunteers do, and the national reputation they’ve earned for smooth-running, world-class operations and unparalleled friendliness. Our volunteers run a film festival that welcomes over 120,000 admissions, and two movie theaters that have served over 1.5 million moviegoers, requiring over 50 volunteer hours each and every day, year round. This could only be possible in Traverse City, home to the greatest volunteers in the world! And that is no exaggeration.

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OUR VOLUNTEER FAMILY

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Volunteer HoursDonated Every Year!

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Bijou by the Bay

MEMBERS MATTER

Box office income and purchases of merchandise and concessions support our efforts to ensure that the filmgoing experience remains affordable and accessible for all. Friends of the Film Festival (4,000 in 2016) and State and Bijou members (1,000 in 2016) are crucial to the health of our organization.

Annual donations in any amount sustain our mission at the film festival and year-round theaters. Commemorative Bijou bricks and State seats support the ongoing maintenance of our historic buildings. Festival sponsorships and inkind donations are vital to our ongoing operations.

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GIFTS & DONATIONSOur supporters are too numerous to list in full, but we are deeply grateful for each and every one.

MAJOR SUPPORTERS $1,000+>> AAUW Book Group>> Charlene Abernethy and Denny Rohn>> Addiction Treatment Services>> In Loving Memory of Henry & Ilse Adler>> Mitch Adler and Judy Whitten>> Allure Salon and Spa>> Fred and Helen Altman>> American Spoon>> amical>> amical Foundation - Don and Judy Phillips>> AMMAK Productions LLC>> Karen Baja >> Mario Batali & Susi Cahn>> Jack & Renee Beam>> Tom and Mary Ellen Bleakley>> Bob and T Boles>> John and Susan Boles>> Susan Bass and Tom Bradford>> Candy and Jim Brody>> Rick and Kathy Brown>> David and Rota Bump and Family >> Vin and Deb Cannella>> Grant and Terry Carrithers>> Central Michigan University College of Communication & Fine Arts

>> Chemical Bank>> Cherry Republic>> Cherry Capital Airport - TVC>> CMK Enterprises, Inc>> Don and Malu Coe>> Sandy Coe>> Al & Susan Cogswell>> Congregation of Beth Shalom of TC>> Connenmara Concerts>> Copy Central>> Paula and Bill Cordes>> Jim and Chris Corgel>> Nancy Cotcamp and Ann McPhail>> Country Inn & Suites - Traverse City>> The Cover Family>> Molly Coye MD>> Critter Control>> Mary Cusick and David Wible>> Chris Dennos>> Dingeman & Dancer PLC>> DoThe22.com>> Dan and Debbie Edson>> Edson Farms>> The Eisenberg Family>> The English Inn Restaurant & Pub

>> Rhonda and Michael Estes>> Robert Evans and Adria Badagnani>> Bob and Myra Fall>> Walt and Marjorie Farrell>> Floor Covering Brokers>> Fox Grand Traverse>> J & E Frank>> Gallery Fifty>> Ward and Mary Gillett>> Bill and Pat Gillula>> David Gochman>> Mary Ann and Robert Gorlin>> Grand Traverse Pie Company>> Grand Traverse Resort & Casinos>> Grand Traverse Resort & Spa>> Great Lakes Helping Hands>> Great Lakes Plastic Surgery Center>> Greenleaf Trust>> The Griffiths Family>> H Cox & Sons, Inc>> Hagerty>> Alice Hansen - In Memory of Charly Hansen>> James Hart>> HeadsUp Educational Consulting - Rich Odell CEO

PRESENTING SUPPORTERS $25,000+>> Richard & Diana Milock>> FIM Group>> Anderson Wealth Management at HighTower

>> Michigan State University>> The Tricoastal Foundation>> University of Michigan

>> The Wege Family>> The Wilson Family and Rainbow

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>> The Herrington-Fitch Family Foundation>> Higher Grounds Trading Company>> Jay and Carrie Hill>> The Hollander Family in Memory of Stuart J Hollander>> The Homestead>> Lee and Donna Hornberger>> Diane Hubert and Richard Sutton>> Imagine Health - Stephanie Woodfin, DO>> The Inchauste Family>> Inspiros Compadres>> Dr Lola Jackson & Dilys Tosteson Garcia>> Jentees Custom Logo Gear>> Dr Julie Johnson, Taylor and Josie Johnson>> Lisa Kadonaga>> Lars and Megan Kelto>> James and Paula Kemler>> Bernie and Nina Kent>> Jon and Sue Kinne>> Alan and Susan Kirby>> Christopher and Martha Kitchen>> Kitchen Choreography>> Matthew Klein and Nancy Peterson-Klein>> Dr Brian and Lori Ann Klym >> Steve and Missy Knebel>> Susan Deutch Konop>> Ellen and Sandy Kossek>> Dr and Mrs David A Kott>> Petra von Kulajta and Tim Werner>> Linda and Michael LaBeau>> Law Offices of Barry F LaKritz>> Paul and Carol LaPorte>> Laser Printer Technologies>> Dick and Marla Lavanture>> The Leelanau School>> Judy Levin, Realtor>> Mark and Karen Lundmark>> Tom and Cheryle Mackie

>> The Mahogany Foundation>> Peggy and Graham Martin>> Mary’s Kitchen Port>> Mike and Sandra McDonald>> Harriet and Clyde McKenzie >> Michelle Mercer>> Lizbeth Messing>> Michigan Film & Digital Media Office>> Carolyn Micklatcher>> G Bob Miller>> Rich, Cindy & Kris Milock>> Marsha and Ray Minervini>> Pat and Linda Monahan>> Scott and Kathy Baylis Monteith>> Anne and Bill Montgomery>> Ben and Bette Munger>> Mutual Gas>> Kevin Nagy and Dr Debra Lewis, DDS, PC>> Mark and Tricia Noss>> The Oh Family>> Old Town Optical>> Oryana Natural Foods Market>> Kirsten Pappas>> Paulette and Grant Parsons>> David and Kelley Peterson>> David and Judy Pohlod>> David Poinsett and Mary Salo>> Fred and Linda Rachwitz>> Laura and Woody Rea>> Kent and Mary Ann Reynolds>> Sally Richardson>> Barbara Richman and Gary Schultheiss>> Ringsmuth Wuori PLLC>> Kenneth and Carol Rose>> Jill Rosenbaum>> Joanne Rusch and Bryan Watson>> Keri and Steve Sabatini>> Bob and Sue Sandtveit

>> Saturn Booksellers>> The Schwimmer Family>> Betty and Richard Seid>> Mike and Isobelle Semrau>> John and Kay Serratelli>> Shanty Creek Resorts>> Pat Sharpnack and Connie Adams>> ShoreTrips>> Drs Lou A and Roy J Simon>> Alton and Kathy Smith>> Smith Haughey Rice & Roegge>> Scott and Cristina Sneed>> Soelch Properties, LLC>> The Stevens Family>> Subie Guys, Inc>> Tamarack Holdings and Cherry Capital Foods >> Taste the Local Difference>> Jodee Taylor>> TC Center Partners - Buffalo Ridge Center, Home to the IMAX Experience>> Roberta Teahen>> Barbara Timmer and Catherine Benkaim>> Tom’s Mom’s Cookies>> Trattoria Stella and The Franklin>> Traverse City Development – Terry L Beia>> Steve and Sarah Trippe Family>> Ventana Charitable Foundation>> Verellen 5 of TC>> The Village at Grand Traverse Commons>> Cary Weed and Bill Rastetter & Meg Staley and Jerry Gretzinger>> West Michigan Film Office>> Dan and Flo Wettlaufer>> Rick and Raj Wiener>> Dr Jack and Karen Stewart Williams>> Janet Wolf, Bob Brown, and Flora Biancalana>> Michael and Colleen Wolfe>> Yoga for Health Education

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