Report to the Community July 1, 2013 – June 30, 2014

Detroit Educational Television Foundation

Local public media organizations are so special and so essential to our democracy because they exist to serve the unique needs of their local community. Detroit Public Television is leading the way in how public media organizations

engage with their community and spark important conversations about the issues that matter most.

Paula Kerger President and CEO, PBS

Chuck Ciuni Chair Board of Trustees

Rich Homberg President and Chief Executive Officer

The Five Pillars of SuccessA Report to Our Community

We call them pillars: Arts and Culture; Children and Education; Leadership and Public Policy; Health and Wellness; Energy and Environment. In reality, they are but your stories—those of talented artists, innovative medical professionals, environmental pioneers, dedicated public servants, engaged citizens, excited learners, and caring educators.

In this report, we invite you to journey with us and discover the many ways that Detroit Public Television (DPTV) is turning everyday stories into thought-provoking content that showcases Detroit to the world and leads to positive outcomes in Southeast Michigan.

This is no small feat. Thanks to the engagement of the members of our Board of Trustees whose leadership guides our vision, the trust bestowed upon us by viewers like you, and the commitment of our supporters and our staff, this year more than ever, DPTV has been able to create meaningful programs to serve viewers across all demographics, interests, geographies and platforms. This includes live and online stories dealing with returning veterans and their transition to civilian life, segments about the Great Lakes and Detroit on PBS NewsHour, as well as coverage of the Mackinac Policy Conference and other events, and meaningful health advice in Feel Grand with Jane Seymour. We have also focused our efforts on engaging the next generation of learners through various education initiatives such as Pre-School U and American Graduate, and our arts and cultural viewers through art segments of Detroit Performs shared with PBS stations.

Through it all, we are forging new partnerships and collaborating with numerous organizations and stakeholders to engage in real dialogue about critical issues, so that we’re producing more than just great television—we are building pillars of success and making a lasting difference in Detroit and beyond.

We are humbled by your trust and excited about the endless opportunities that lie ahead. Thank you for your support.

Il Volo; Daniel O’Donnell; Detroit Jazz Festival; Detroit Performs at The Carr Center; bassist Xavier Foley.Il Volo; Daniel O’Donnell; Detroit Jazz Festival; Detroit Performs at The Carr Center; bassist Xavier Foley.

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At Detroit Public TV, we believe that shared experiences in the arts will drive growth in our region. That’s why we’re showing the world how Detroit Performs.

Detroit PerformsDetroit Performs is the heart of DPTV’s commitment to celebrate arts and culture. In the Tuesday night TV series, viewers discover a wide variety of artists and inspiring stories, and the companion website, detroitperforms.org, helps people discover, share and participate in cool events in greater Detroit. Special editions this year included Dance on Detroit: A Maggie Allesee Celebration of Dance, and the Sphinx Stars talent competition.

Il VoloThis year marked the national broad-casts of two DPTV-produced specials with Italian teen tenors Il Volo. We are Love features performances of tracks from their album of the same name and includes the song that launched them to fame worldwide, “O Sole Mio.” In Buon Natale, the trio turns their vocal power to Christmas classics. Both specials were filmed in Miami, Florida, using the DPTV HD production truck.

ARTS AND CULTURE

The Sphinx OrganizationSphinxCon was a three-day event in February 2014 that brought musicians, impressarios, and thinkers together to explore “empowering ideas for di-versity in the arts.” Detroit Public TV provided a gavel-to-gavel live webcast of the conference to connect the event with a worldwide audience. DPTV also broadcast and streamed the 17th annual Sphinx Finals Concert from Detroit’s Orchestra Hall, showcasing young Black and Latino classical string players in concert.

Detroit Art City: The DIA StoryThis one-hour documentary from Detroit Public TV takes viewers behind the scenes to see how the DIA enlightened the art world with new thinking about how art is displayed and fought funding challenges with a successful millage campaign. The film is narrated by the late Pulitzer prize-winning writer and Detroit radio host, Angelo Henderson.

History of Detroit TVThe cast of characters who entered our living rooms through Detroit television is long and colorful. This one-hour documentary, produced in association with Michael Collins, Ed Golick, Bill Kubota and Tim Kiska, uses rare footage to recall Soupy Sales, Rita Bell, Sonny Elliot, Bill Kennedy and many other Detroit TV legends.

Daniel O’Donnell Stand Beside MeIn this, the 13th PBS special that DPTV has produced with Daniel O’Donnell, the Irish crooner draws the audience into a celebration of Irish, country, gospel, rock, and movie popular songs. The concert was recorded at The Macomb Center for the Performing Arts.

Other DPTV-produced entertainment specials included:

• The Jimmy Dean Show, a nostalgic return to the country singer’s 1960’s variety show.

• Irish the Musical, a theatrical concert/musical about a struggling Irish musician.

• The Chris Mann Christmas Special, in which the singer/song- writer celebrated the season.

We are so very pleased with the Detroit Performs segment on Gifts of Art – and grateful. You and your crew did an excellent job! The way you framed our focus on reaching patients in their rooms in the context of art and music in public spaces represented our program with great accuracy. We are getting many wonderful notes of congratulations and appreciation.Elaine Sims | Director, Gifts of Art, University of Michigan Health System

Our principal focus is drop out prevention and to have more Detroit students finish high school ready for college and career. It is not only highly appropriate for our organization to work with Detroit Public Television on the American Graduate initiative but

it has been an invaluable platform for exchanging ideas, building partnerships and expanding our reach in the local area.

Penny Bailer Executive Director, City Year Detroit

Our principal focus is drop out prevention and to have more Detroit students finish high school ready for college and career. It is not only highly appropriate for our organization to work with Detroit Public Television on the American Graduate initiative but

it has been an invaluable platform for exchanging ideas, building partnerships and expanding our reach in the local area.

Penny Bailer Executive Director, City Year Detroit

FIRST RoboticsMichigan Governor Rick Snyder called DPTV’s coverage of this high school engineering competition “a rock show.” In April, DPTV provided live all-day webcast coverage of the FIRST in Michigan Robotics State Championship at Eastern Michigan University. Within a week, more than 1,100 people watched either the live stream or portions on demand. The action was edited into a one-hour special broadcast in May.

You Be the Chemist Twenty-two of Michigan’s brightest middle school chemistry students put their knowledge on the line in the 2014 competition in a 60-minute special hosted by WXYZ meteorologist Chris Edwards. Congratulations to winner Max P., who went on to represent Michigan in the national finals.

PBS KIDSParents trust DPTV for 10 hours of programming each weekday that helps kids learn. But did you know that PBS

and DPTV offer a wide range of resources for families, teachers, and early childcare advocates? Discover discussion guides, videos, and much more online at dptv.org/edu.

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CHILDREN AND EDUCATIONPublic Media is America’s most-trusted source for helping children become ready for school and ready for life. With Detroit Public TV, you’re always a PBS KID.

American GraduateIn September 2013, DPTV participat-ed in a multi-hour national broadcast, American Graduate Day, that show-cased success stories to help keep kids in school. In February 2014, DPTV brought together teachers, parents, and students in a 60-min-ute special to identify and address some of the problems facing Michi-gan schools. The town hall followed a series of community conversations on the same topic.

In partnership with American Documen-tary POV, DPTV produced a short feature on the Detroit City Chess Club, where young people are building self-esteem and knowledge through the game of chess.

Career LabIn this 30-minute special, five young people show how they took summer jobs to a surprising next level. Host Stephen Henderson also talked with business leaders about how to attract and keep talent in metro Detroit.

Ready to LearnBuilding on our growing bank of relationships in the early childhood/early learning community, DPTV secured a Corporation for Public Broadcasting grant to work with local educators to use technology with parents and students. This program strives to build early math skills, using apps related to the PBS program Peg + Cat.

Many Rivers to CrossIn conjunction with the PBS series, Many Rivers to Cross with Henry Louis Gates, Jr., DPTV hosted a professional development workshop at the Charles H. Wright Museum for 200 educators. They received PBS resources related to the series for classroom use, and DPTV distributed information to connect teachers with Michigan’s African American history.

PBS KIDS reaches 99% of TV homes in the U.S., giving kids

access to what may be their only source of educational TV.

Opposite page top: FIRST Robotics action; Bottom: Career Lab, Summer Jobs.

Nolan Finley, Christy McDonald and Stephen Henderson. Below: American Black Journal host Stephen Henderson and Guests.

MiWeekHenderson is back Thursday nights at 7:30 p.m. as he joins Award-winning Journalist Christy McDonald and Detroit News Editorial Page Editor Nolan Finley for a lively review of the week’s events on MiWeek. The show’s focus starts in Detroit but grows to ex-plore what’s happening in – and what the implications of Detroit’s story are for – Lansing and Michigan. McDonald, Finley and Henderson welcome your thoughts on current events. Join the conversation and connect with the MiWeek team on Facebook or Twitter.

Detroit Journalism CooperativeIn early 2014, The Knight Foundation and Renaissance Journalism, a project of the Ford Foundation, tapped DPTV and four other non-profit media orga-nizations to form the Detroit Journalism Cooperative to engage the public and tell the story of Detroit’s bankruptcy. With partners WDET, Michigan Radio, New Michigan Media, and the Center for Michigan’s Bridge Magazine, DPTV has been providing depth and context to the Detroit story on MiWeek and American Black Journal. Journalist Christy McDonald has also appeared regularly on PBS NewsHour to update the bankruptcy story. Coverage can be tracked on DPTV.org/DJC.

The Detroit Regional Chamber Mackinac Policy ConferenceDPTV produced 16 hours of live broadcast coverage over three days from The Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island, plus six additional hours of live online streaming coverage. The broad-cast was carried live on WORLD 56.2, providing a unique look into the issues facing Michigan. Included was a daily half-hour highlight program carried on public television stations across the state. The program was also available for media outlets to use as a live video stream on their websites.

American Black JournalIn April 2014, Stephen Henderson was awarded The Pulitzer Prize for his work as Columnist and Editorial Page Editor for the Detroit Free Press. Henderson brings his keen observa-tions and deep ties to Detroit to every interview he conducts as host of American Black Journal, one of Amer-ica’s longest running locally produced programs from an African American perspective. Watch it Sundays at 12:30 p.m. and Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m.

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At Detroit Public TV, we’re relentless about “understanding the issues.” That’s why we listen to people in our community and use public media to help citizens make informed decisions.

Saluting Our VeteransDPTV, in partnership with the Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency, is working to support military veterans. In November, we provided a live webcast of Governor Snyder’s Veterans Summit. We also produced short videos with veterans who are working to demonstrate their skills to employers. DPTV was also chosen by The Corporation for Public Broadcasting to receive a “Veterans Coming Home” grant, to connect vets with services in their community.

LEADERSHIP AND PUBLIC POLICY

I LOVE MiWeek! Your show with Christy McDonald, Nolan Finley, and Steve Henderson has great content, chemistry and energy especially when you have a guest like Gov. Rick Snyder. Keep up the terrific programming!

Allen P.

Jeff Barnes, Director of Michigan Veterans Affairs and DPTV’s Rich Homberg during the Veterans Affairs Summit.

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Top to Bottom Left: Dr. Terri Orbuch Ph.D., Steven Nissen, MD, Marc Gillinov MD, Fred Nahhat and L. Brooks Patterson. Above: Jane Seymour.Top to Bottom Left: Dr. Terri Orbuch Ph.D., Steven Nissen, MD, Marc Gillinov MD, Fred Nahhat and L. Brooks Patterson. Above: Jane Seymour.

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HEALTH AND WELLNESS

Feel Grand with Jane SeymourThe Ford Studio in DPTV’s Riley Broadcast Center was alive in June 2014 as in one week, our crew shot 13 half-hour episodes of a new pub-lic television series, Feel Grand, with award-winning actress, author, and heart-health activist Jane Seymour. Targeted to viewers aged 50-plus, Seymour and her medical expert guests explore a wide variety of topics to help you feel grand while growing older.

Vital SignsThe second half-hour episode of this occasional series, produced in collab-oration with the Detroit Wayne County Health Authority and MSU’s College of Osteopathic Medicine, focuses on attracting people to work in the health care field and demonstrates the career paths open to young people. DPTV also produced a discussion guide for teachers, counselors, and others to accompany the series.

On a related topic, DPTV is participat-ing in a “Skilled Trades Task Force” with the Southeast Michigan Council of Governments (SEMCOG) to explore awareness around employ-ment opportunities that require some post-high school education, but not necessarily a four-year college degree.

Secrets from The Love DoctorOakland University Professor of Sociology Dr. Terri Orbuch, Ph.D. has emerged as one of the nation’s most in-demand relationship experts. In this DPTV special, which aired nationally, Dr. Orbuch draws on her years of research to reveal what makes a healthy relationship over time, how to keep it passionate, and why a strong relationship is vital to your physical and emotional growth.

Heart 411Heart disease is the #1 killer in the United States. In this DPTV national special, two of the nation’s top cardiac doctors, Marc Gillinov, MD, and Steven Nissen, MD, outline keys to preventing heart disease and stroke, and give viewers information they need to ask informed questions, understand treatment options, and make the best decisions for their health.

Medical Main StreetIn November 2013, DPTV produced an all-day live webcast for INNO-VENTION 2013: A Medical Main Street Conference, which focused on the interrelationship between medical devices and health IT, including the impact of mobile technology on the future of health care. The event, produced in partnership with Oakland County and organized by the Engineering Society of Detroit, was viewed in 37 states and throughtout Canada.

In the PipelineWatch for these documentaries coming from Detroit Public TV in 2015: Ride the Tiger explores Bipolar Disorder; and When I’m 65 will help folks think differently about retirement.

Detroit Public TV is a leading producer of programs that help people lead richer, healthier lives.

Each year, more than 217 million people watch their local PBS station.

Medical Main Street: Christine Gibbons of HistoSonics and Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson

Top to Bottom Left: Dr. Terri Orbuch Ph.D., Steven Nissen, MD, Marc Gillinov MD, Fred Nahhat and L. Brooks Patterson. Above: Jane Seymour.Top to Bottom Left: Dr. Terri Orbuch Ph.D., Steven Nissen, MD, Marc Gillinov MD, Fred Nahhat and L. Brooks Patterson. Above: Jane Seymour.

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Top: Great Lakes Now host Christy McDonald & Guests. Middle: DPTV HD Production Truck on location; Great Lakes from Space, Detroit NASA Lake Erie Algae bloom. Bottom: Beyond The Light Switch host David Biello on location.Top: Great Lakes Now host Christy McDonald & Guests. Middle: DPTV HD Production Truck on location; Great Lakes from Space, Detroit NASA Lake Erie Algae bloom. Bottom: Beyond The Light Switch host David Biello on location.

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Great Lakes Now UpdateIn summer 2014, an algae crisis in Lake Erie disrupted the water supply for thousands of people in Ohio and Southeast Michigan. DPTV quickly went into production and produced a half-hour special to provide critical information about the algae bloom event and what could be done to prevent harmful effects and future outbreaks. Much of DPTV’s report-age was carried on PBS NewsHour. Detroit Public TV has also been producing a weekly series of one-minute spots, distributed throughout Michigan, that help educate the public about The Great Lakes.

Energy 2030In March 2013, DPTV produced live streaming coverage of the Alliance to Save Energy’s Energy 2030 strategic meeting at the Erb Institute at the University of Michigan Ross School of Business. DPTV’s Georgeann Herbert has also been working with the Michigan Economic Center, as part of a Blue Economy task force, helping to chart the course of Michigan’s economic development future in water.

ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTFrom protecting the Great Lakes and natural resources to understanding our options for electricity, transportation and the essentials of life, Detroit Public TV is connecting people to information and ideas to help shape the future.

Beyond The Light SwitchWinner of the duPont-Columbia University award for journalistic excel-lence, the first installments of Beyond the Light Switch explored the future of electricity. In a new episode in 2015, series host, Scientific American’s David Biello, journeys through the Middle East and across the United States to examine America’s switch to electrification – especially in transpor-tation to move people and goods – as a key strategy in reducing our foreign oil dependence while achieving our economic, environmental and energy security goals.

Great Lakes Water Conferences

In September 2013, DPTV produced four days of live coverage of three Great Lakes Water Conferences from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to explore the latest science and policy considerations for the Great Lakes. Topics included the Great Lakes Water Quality Agree-ment, as well as concerns about inva-sive species, algae, chemical runoffs and urban farming. The webcasts and 30-minute nightly recap programs were made freely available to me-dia outlets and public interest groups and were once again aired throughout the Great Lakes Basin on PBS sta-tions and TV Ontario in Canada. Major funding was provided by the Erb Family Foundation.

Great Lakes Now

DPTV continues to produce a number of solution-oriented specials to support our region’s most valuable resources. Topics in FY14 included: Investing in Nature; Freshwater and Farming; Northern Forests; Migratory Birds; and Summer Recreation. The entire series of videos is available on demand at video.dptv.org on the Energy and Environment channel. Among the primary partners in our ongoing Great Lake Now coverage is The Nature Conservancy.

I love Detroit Public Television. They offer great programming for people like me who have little time for television but want to stay abreast of local, political and cultural happenings that affect me and the community I serve.

Versandra K.

David Biello on location.

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Detroit Children’s Choir at Kickstart Your Summer; Sesame Street Live event at Fox Theatre; Downton Abbey cast.Detroit Children’s Choir at Kickstart Your Summer; Sesame Street Live event at Fox Theatre; Downton Abbey cast.

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CONNECTING WITH THE COMMUNITY

One of our greatest joys is meeting viewers and listeners who share our passion for programs that entertain and inspire.

WRCJ 90.9 FMAwarded “Best Playlist” by Hour Detroit, WRCJ 90.9FM is Detroit’s “classical days and jazzy nights” public radio station with a mission to create musical experi-ences for everyone. Highlights this year included live concerts by the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Ann Arbor Symphony and Michigan Opera Theatre. Kickstart Your Summer in May 2014 was an all-day live event and broadcast at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History featuring more than 30 Detroit area cultural groups to showcase summer learning opportunities in the arts for young people. Students for licensee Detroit Public Schools produce a number of programs and WRCJ also provides airtime to many non-profit arts and cultural organiza-tions. Discover playlists and more at wrcjfm.org.

DPTV Kids ClubLearning is fun. Just ask the thousands of children who attend Kids Club Live every summer in Royal Oak, where they enjoy a show by Barney the Dinosaur, meet PBS KIDS charac-ters and engage in fun activities. The same is true at DPTV’s Fall Festival in Wixom and at Sesame Street Live at Detroit’s Fox Theatre in January. For many it’s their first exposure to a live theatrical performance.

Downton AbbeyOnce again, the saga of the Crawley family held viewers in its grip as Downton Abbey kicked off Season 4 in January and continued its run as PBS’ most popular series. Evidence of the series’ popularity was seen in two DPTV-hosted kickoff screening events: one at The Maple Theater in Bloomfield drawing 300 DPTV friends and the other at Ann Arbor’s Michigan Theater with a packed house of 1,700, many wearing their Victorian finest and channeling their favorite Downton character.

Genealogy RoadshowIn July, PBS traveled to Detroit’s Indian Village to tape an episode of this series exploring ancestral mysteries. Viewers nationwide watched as Ford Motor Company’s first female de-sign engineer learned details of her parents’ secret World War II activities, a Mexican-American woman dis-covered the truth about her family’s origins in Michigan, and a husband’s amateur sleuthing confirmed his wife’s connection to a legendary explorer.

Delightful Donor EventsDPTV’s Society for Excellence and WRCJ’s Kresge Society recognize individuals who contribute $1,000 or more to support public TV programs or classical and jazz music on the radio. Membership includes invitations to a variety of special events, where like-minded folks share their love for public broadcasting.

I am writing from British Columbia’s beautiful Okanagan Valley, north Washington State, with our own wine and fruit country, plus boating and skiing, etc. But you can rest assured that the splendid quality of DPTV will always draw us inside to watch the latest terrific series like Midwife and Selfridge’s. We are avid DPTV fans and you are one of the finest examples of the good side of the Internet!!

Alan C.

Marlene and Wally Donoghue at a WRCJ donor event.

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FINANCIAL RESULTS Detroit Educational Television Foundation Fiscal Year 2014

RevenuesIndividual contributions $ 9,560,470 $ 9,790,496Retail product sales 1,546,878 2,082,448Local and national program productions 4,265,092 4,738,800 Corporate and foundation contributions 1,644,812 1,666,269 Corporation for Public Broadcasting grant 1,981,339 2,230,203 Other income 1,337,023 1,427,597 Total Revenues 20,335,614 21,935,813

Expenses

Program services: Production 6,306,829 6,912,092 Engineering 891,704 1,522,190 Broadcast 4,316,431 4,646,602 Communications 1,211,357 927,583 Total Program Services 12,726,321 14,008,467

Supporting Services: Fundraising 5,504,579 4,661,427 Administrative 2,032,252 1,943,730 Total Expenses 20,263,152 20,613,624Increase in Net Assets $ 72,462 $ 1,322,189

Statement of Activities Year Ended June 30

2014 2013

Facilities Rental and Other Funds5%

Individual Support 47%

Special Events

2%

Corporate and Foundation Support

8%

Retail Product Sales 7%

Program Productions 21%

Corporation for Public

Broadcasting Grant 10%

Television Broadcast 36%

Radio Broadcast 8%

Local Program Production 40%

Media Products 9%National Pledge

Production 7%

Revenue Sources Fiscal Year 2014 Program Services Fiscal Year 2014

AssetsCash and cash equivalents $ 4,633,250 $ 4,696,828Investments 2,439,422 1,763,053Accounts receivable, net 607,782 1,249,132Pledges receivable, net 3,265,673 2,614,474Inventory 168,226 213,885Prepaid assets and other 440,355 439,505Property and equipment, net 14,983,120 16,034,633

Total Assets $26,537,828 $27,011,510

Liabilities and Net Assets

Liabilities:Accounts payable $ 778,221 $ 612,721Accrued liabilities 1,459,920 1,636,564Long term debt 4,630,000 5,165,000Total Liabilities 6,868,141 7,414,285

Net Assets:Unrestricted 18,020,141 18,182,904Temporarily restricted 1,569,526 1,334,301Permanently restricted 80,020 80,020Total Net Assets 19,669,687 19,597,225Total Liabilities and Net Assets $26,537,828 $27,011,510

Balance Sheet June 30

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Detroit Public TV

Corporate and Foundation Underwriters

Acheson Family FoundationAcqua Tots Swim SchoolAETNAAmherst Capital Partners LLCArt ServeArts Beats & EatsAmerican Documentary IncAmerican Polish Cultural CenterAmerican Syrian Arab Cultural AssnAssociation of Fundraising ProfessionalsAutoBeat Group LLCBanas & Associates PLLCBank of AmericaBASFBaskin FoundationBCBS of MichiganBeaumont Health System Mandell & Madeleine Berman FoundationBirmingham Bloomfield AudiologyBlackrock Financial Management Inc.Blue Cross Blue ShieldHarold & Penny B. Blumenstein FoundationBrico FundBrockwell LTDBusiness Leaders for MichiganButzel LongDan Cameron Family FoundationCanadian Retransmission Collective Catholic FoundationCC Consultin LLCClark Hill PLCJeff ClemensCoburn GroupCohn Family Philanthropic FundColina FoundationComerica BankCommunity FoundationContemporary DentistRobert & Bess Cook FoundationCouncil of Michigan FoundationsCorporation for Public BroadcastingCranbrook Educational CommunityCranbrook SchoolsCruise PlannersCRW Worldwide LLCCTN-Wayne State Univ for SIFMarvin & Betty Danto Family FoundationDaudlin, DeBeaupre & CoGeorge & Hellen Deffenbaugh FoundationDeloitte ToucheDelta Dental Foundation/Think TVDelta Dental Foundation for OH MI INDelta Air Lines IncDeRoy Testamentary FoundationDetroit Historical SocietyDetroit Institute of ArtsDetroit Metro Convention & Visitors BureauDetroit Regional ChamberDetroit Riverfront Conservancy IncDetroit Symphony OrchestraDetroit Wayne County Health AuthorityWilliam O. & Margaret H. DeWitt FoundationD & K Service LLCMark B. Dickow, PCD. Lockniskar & AssociatesDOW ChemicalDowning Clinic

Drusilla Farwell FoundationDTE EnergyDTE Energy FoundationEastern Michigan UniversityEarly Childhood Investment CorporationEdgewood Management LLCEdsel & Eleanor Ford HouseRobin & Leo Eisenberg Family FoundationEngineering Society of DetroitERB Family FoundationErnst & YoungE-Title AgencyEvangelical HomesFerrous Processing & Trading CoFirst In MichiganFisher Theatre Flinn FoundationFord Motor Company FundBenson & Edith Ford FundHenry II Ford FundWilliam & Martha Ford FundForster CommunicationsFrankel Family Foundation (Stanley & Judith)Maxine & Stuart Frankel FoundationAlon & Shari Friendship FoundationGeneaology Road ShowLeo & Betty Goldstein Family FoundationGraceful CommunicationsGreat Lakes Art FairGreater Milwaukee Foundation IncGreenleaf Trust Nancy & James Grosfeld FoundationGeneva Charlene Handelman Philanthropic FundHealth Alliance PlanPierre & Margaret Heftler FoundationMarla Heller - DASH DIETThe Henry FordHenry Ford Health SystemClarence & Jack Himmel FoundationHondaHonigman Miller Schwartz & Cohn LLPHospice of MichiganHow To MediaHudson Webber FoundationHuron River Watershed CouncilIJC International Joint Commission/ US Department of StateInside MediaInvestor Protection TrustITC Holdings CorpITVS OVEE Beta Station GrantJaffe, Raitt, Heuer & WeissMarjorie & Maxwell Jospey Foundation Joseph Productions INCKate Passionate Investments INCWK Kellogg FoundationKenwal Steel Corp.Knight FoundationDonald & Mary Kosch FoundationVaughn & Stella Koshkarian Charitable FoundationKPMGAndrew Kukes Foundation for Social AnxietyMichael & Barbara Kratchman Philanthropic FundKresge FoundationKroger Community RewardsLakeview Public SchoolsJoseph J. Laurencelle Memorial Foundation

Dolores & Paul Lavins FoundationLee Hecht HarrisonLiebler Family FoundationLincoln Behavioral ServicesLockniskar & AssociatesLutheran Adoption Services`Lutheran Social Services of MILyon FoundationMacomb Community CollegeMANA/PPIMann Family FoundationMASCO CorporationMASCO Corporation FoundationMassage Green c/o San DiegoMBPA Mich Bus & Prof AssnMichael F. McManus FoundationMedia ConnectionsMeijer Great Lakes Ltd PartnershipMET/MESP c/o DBA ChannelsMGM GrandMichael Morse Law OfficeMichigan Architectural FoundatioMichigan ChandelierMichigan Council For Arts & Cultural Affairs MCACAMichigan College Access NetworkMichigan Colleges FoundationMichigan Dental AssociationMichigan Design CenterMichigan Humanities CouncilMichigan Nonprofit AssociationMichigan Youth Appreciation FoundationMilwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage DistrictMI-NATASMizerowski & Assoc PCMoon Link ProductionsNAACPNational Public Media RentNature ConservancyNeurocoreNew Center PsychotherapyNewman’s Own - challengeOakland CountyOakland UniversityOakwood Health SystemsOffield FoundationOHIO Byway Links CollectionOlin ChemicalOliver Dewey Marcks FoundationOlympia EntertainmentOrion Pipeline InspectorsGeorge A. Orley Memorial Philanthropic FundSally A. & Graham A. Orley Family FoundationNick Palmer DDS Pappas FoundationPBSPBS FoundationPBS Foundation PBS ProsperPlante MoranPlante Moran Trust Plante Moran Wealth Management-Platform-QPNC BankPNC FoundationRalph L. & Winifred E. Polk FoundationProject Forgive FoundationProject WorldwidePublic Media Connect/CET/Think TVPurple Rose TheatrePVS Chemicals Inc

Quantum Commerce LLCQuicken LoansRadiant FeaturesRedicoRehmannRF ConnectRight At HomeRoberts Family FoundationRoeper SchoolSigmund & Sophie Rohlik FoundationRichard and Ann Casey Rohr FundRorick FundBruce & Rosalie Rosen Family FoundationJeff & Karaman Rosen FundRooto CorporationGhassan & Manal Saab FundSchaap FoundationSER Metro-DetroitShaevsky Family FoundationElizabeth, Allan & Warren Shelden FundSills Foundation IncSkillman FoundationStephan F. Sr. & Mary E. Slavik FoundationSony Picture Classics State of MichiganSt. Mary’s Orchard Lake Polish MissionStraight Gate ChurchStrategic Staffing SolutionsH. W. Suter FoundationTalbot CorporationTalmer Bank & TrustTarget CorporationA. Alfred Taubman Restated Revocable TrustTelemus Capital LLCTHIRTEEN Productions LLCTLC FoundationD.L Tocco AssociatesTotal Health Care/BerlineTrustinus LLCUnder The Radar MichiganUnited Health Care Svs IncUnited Jewish Foundation United Way of SE MichUniversal PicturesUniversity of Michigan Health SystemVanguard Charitable Endowment PrgmVisionalist Entertainment ProductionsVPC IncWalmart Washington Public Affairs Network PBSCharter County Of WayneWayne County Community CollegeWayne Metropolitan Community Action AgencyWayne State UniversityWDIV - TVThe Wege FoundationMatilda Dodge Wilson Trust FundWhole Foods MarketWilkinson FoundationWisconsin Dept of Natural ResourcesWisconsin Economic Dev CorpWorld Heritage Foundation Prechter Family FundWTTWYleisradio (Red Metal License Fee)ZERO Divide

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William H. Smith Family Leadership Circle ($10,000+) and Society for Excellence ($1,000 - $9,999)

$10,000 +Marjorie AlpernMrs. Cecilia BennerMr. & Mrs. John BeranMr. & Mrs. Charles & Joanne CiuniMs. Susan E. CooperMarvin & Betty Danto Family FoundationGeorge S. & Helen G. Deffenbaugh FoundationDeRoy Testamentary FoundationThe Richard C. Devereaux FoundationMr. & Mrs. Kenneth & Frances EisenbergMs. Jennifer FioreMr. & Mrs. Phillip & Lauren FisherBenson & Edith Ford FundCynthia & Edsel FordHenry Ford II FundMr. & Mrs. William & Shirlee FoxMr. & Mrs. Bruce H. FrankelNancy & James Grosfeld FoundationMort & Brigitte Harris FoundationMr. & Mrs. Ritschard P. HombergW.J. Kemler FoundationKenwal Steel CorporpationThe Dolores & Paul Lavins FoundationLisa & Hannan Lis / Mark-Lis Family FoundationMr. Dana Locniskar & Ms. Christine BeckMr. & Mrs. James B. & Ann NicholsonMr. & Mrs. Timothy & Stephanie NicholsonMrs. Beverly ReynoldsMr. George F. RileyMr. & Mrs. Robert RosowskiMrs. Susan SarinDr. & Mrs. A. Paul SchaapMs. Patricia Finnegan SharfMr. & Mrs. Michael & Suzette SimpsonMary Beth & Kinnie SmithWilliam H. & Patricia M. Smith Foundation

T3 Education Corporation Ltd.Mr. & Mrs. William & Sally WildnerMatilda R. Wilson FundWolverine Packing Company

$5,000 - $9,999Mr. & Mrs. Michael & Adele AchesonDr. & Mrs. Joel & Carol AppelMrs. June ButlerMr. and Mrs. J. Michael & Melonie ColaianneMr. & Mrs. James and Sandy DantoMr. & Mrs. Richard Jessup Mr. & Mrs. Jerrold M. JungMr. & Mrs. Vaughn A. KoshkarianMr. & Mrs. David E. KrehbielMrs. Judith G. MichMr. & Mrs. James ThroopMr. & Mrs. Wayne Webber

$1,000 - $4,999Mr. & Mrs. James AitkenMr. & Mrs. Daniel & Doreen AlpertMs. Florence Y. AlvarezMs. Maricarmen Alvarez-BezadaMr. & Mrs. Gary & Addell AndersonMr. Rufus AndersonDr. Thomas E. AndersonMs. Mary E. AndrecovichDaniel & Rose AngelucciMs. Gail R. Appel & Mr. Mark AppelMs. Betsy Appleton & Dr. Eric ZuckermanRobert and Betty Jean AwreyDr. & Mrs. Brian BachynskiMrs. Kellie BagnickMs. Elaine R. BakerMr. Zachary BallMrs. C. Leslie Banas & Mr. Dale BurasDr. Cheryl BargetMr. & Mrs. Eric & Ellie BarterianMr. & Mrs. John & Eileen Becker IIMr. & Mrs. Dean Bedford, Jr.Dr. & Mrs. Neil & Diane BelgianoMrs. Lorraine Bellisario

Scott & Jennifer BelvealMrs. Dolores F. BerginMs. Danuta BienkowskiMr. Richard J. BinghamDr. & Mrs. Tom BloemMr. & Mrs. Larry C. BondyMrs. Virginia BourDr. & Mrs. Henry BowersMr. & Mrs. Donald R. & Rosemary BrasieCarol & Thomas BrichfordMr. & Mrs. Noel BrownMr. Bob Buchanan & Ms. Kerri BuchananMr. & Mrs. Ronald F. BuckTerrence BurkeMs. Laurel C. CamenMs. Carolyn E. CameronMrs. Wendy L. CampbellMs. Carol Caruso & Mr. Joseph A. CarusoMs. Margaret CastiglioneMr. & Mrs. Keith ChereskoSharon & Gerald ChouinardAudrey ChrovianMs. Cindy Ciura & Mr. Dennis HafleyMrs. Charlene ClarkMr. Patrick ClarkeDr. Esther Meyers ColemanMs. Theresa A. ComtoisMs. Toni G. CramerMr. Dave CushingMr. Walter P. CzarneckiMr. & Mrs. Joseph & Diane DallacquaMs. Ruth DalrympleMs. Sherry DavenportMr. Mark Davidoff & Ms. Margie DunnMr. Ray DayMr. & Mrs. Edward & JoAnne DeebEva DeperroMs. Mary DepuydtMr. Fredrick DeschenesCathy& James DeutchmanMr. & Mrs. Angelo & Margaret Diponio

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis & Eileen DrenikowskiMs. Rachelle Dwaihy & Mr. Steven MorrisMrs. Irene E. DzialakMr. & Mrs. Dwight EdwardsDr. & Mrs. Bradley EisenbreyMr. Matthew B. ElliottMr & Mrs. Mark & Sandy EnnisMr. & Mrs. John ErbMs. D. Jane EsterlMrs. Sylvia A. FabrizioMs. Colleen E. FarrellPatrick and Jo Ann FehringMarianne Fey & John MillerMs. Kathleen FiegerMr. Nolan FinleyMr. James FisherMr. Scott L. FisherMrs. Shirley M. FlanaganHans & Celeste FlickMrs. Esther FloydMr. & Mrs. Jeff & Barbara ForsterMr. Bryan J. FotheringhamBarbara Frankel & Ronald MichalakMs. Deborah A. FreerMr. & Mrs. Barry FreundMr. Lyle FurberMr. Jeffrey H. GabrielsonMs. Margaret GallMr. & Mrs. Eugene A. Gargaro, Jr.Ms. Marcia L. GarrisonMrs. Gale GirolamiMs. Gay A. GivensTed & Arlene GoldbergMr. Leo GoldsteinMr. William GoughMrs. Tina GrabMs. Lisa GrangerDr. & Mrs. Frank GreeneMr. Dalos W. GrobeMr. Jeffrey GroehnMrs. Mary & Dr. M. HaghgooieMr. & Mrs. Steven K. & Sheila F. Hamp

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$1,000 - $4,999 (cont.)Ms. Leona HanselmanMs. Jacquelin C. HarveyMr. Darryl B. Hazel & Mrs. Sheila M. McEnteeMr. Mathew HendricksonDr. & Mrs. John W. Henke, Jr.Ms. Patricia HindmanMr. & Mrs. Stanley HirtMrs. Lauraine A. HoensheidAnn Hoewing & Gil StaffendMr. Matt HollingsworthMs. Christine M. HolmesMs. Marjorie HolzingerArthur & Gina HorwitzMr. & Mrs. Robert & Julia HoustonMr. Raymond HowardMs. Patricia A. HughesMrs. Harriet H. HullMr. Gerhard IstokMs. Nadine E. JakobowskiMr. John JefferyMr. & Mrs. Dennis & Kendra JohnsonMr. Stephen E. JohnstonDr. Marilyn S. JonesMr. Sam JonesMs. Judy M. JuddMr. Frank Judge & Ms. Joan JudgeMr. Herbert G. KenttaMr. George E. KingMr. & Mrs. William KlinkeMr. Jim KocsisMs. Patricia KotyMr. & Mrs. Richard & Elaine D. KowalskeMrs. Barbara KratchmanMr. Randall KunzMr. & Mrs. David S. & Raeann KuschMr. Stephen LangeMr. Timothy LeblancMarsha L. LeiphartMr. Mark LesperanceDr. Jeanne Lewandowski & Dr. Christopher LewandowskiMr. & Mrs. Thomas LewandowskiMr. & Mrs. Arthur C. Liebler

Chancellor Daniel E. LittleMs. Frankie LittleMr. Dan LoeppMs. Rafmary LoraMr. David Lujan & Dr. Margaret Ann EckelMrs. M. J. ManceorMs. Carol E. MannMrs. Rita MargherioMs. Mary Anne MarshallMr. & Mrs. Kirk MartinMr. Thomas Martin & Ms. Brenda MartinMrs. Joanna MazurMrs. Ann Lucia McDonaldMs. Phyllis C. McLeanMr. & Mrs. Fred W. MeinbergMr. & Mrs. Joe & Marybeth MerandiMs. Jerie L. MichaudMr. & Mrs. Frank MigliazzoMs. Mandana Miller & Mr. Angus MillerMr. Thomas MireeMr. & Mrs. Patrick & Karen MooreMs. Rose P. Morandini & Mr. Bob VrbenskyMr. Michael J. Morrison, Sr.Ms. Constance MoyMr. & Mrs. Harry MurawkaMs. Donna L. Murray-BrownMr. & Mrs. Allan & Joy NachmanMs. Kate NardoneEmrol EmbhardMr. Michael NeveuxMr. & Mrs. James M. & Mary Beth Nicholson Mr. & Mrs. Ravi NigamMr. & Mrs. William NillDr. & Mrs. David NoffertMs. Patricia OguraMr. & Mrs. Rolland O’HareDr. & Mrs. Mark OlsonMr. Ernest OrlandoMr. & Mrs. Randy & Diane OrleyMrs. Barbara Scott OsterMs. Margot C. ParkerMr. William Paterson

Ms. Krista PaxtonShawn M. PelakMs. Jean A. PeyratRobert and Deborah Dery Ms. Rosanne PlummerMs. Marilyn PobanzMs. Janet Lee PoundsDrs. James & Jacqueline PradkoMs. Gretchen Preston & Mr. Gregory MeisnerMs. Teresa PulidoMrs. Mary QuillingPete RandazzoMr. & Mrs. Richard E. RasselMrs. Liliane RattnerMs. Karen RauppDr. Bruce RedmanMs. Jill L. RemickLloyd & Maurcine ReussJoe RiccobonoMs. Margaret RinkDr. & Mrs. John H. & Anne RobertsRev. Henry W. RoodbeenMs. Nancy RossMr. & Mrs. Desmond & Joanne RowanCat & Rick RuffnerWayne RushtonMrs. Lois J. RyanMr. Sherwood A. SchartnerRobert & Linnea SchulzMr. & Mrs. Gerald SeizertLois and Mark ShaevskyMr. and Mrs Thomas C. ShaferMs. Bettie J. ShafferMr. & Mrs. Jai & Maureen ShahWalter Shapero & Kathleen StrausMr. & Mrs. Leo SheddenMrs. Janet ShenefeltMr. Howard Sherman Mr. & Mrs. Gary & Lisa ShiffmanMr. & Mrs. Kamal H. & Yasmine ShouhayibMrs. Diane M. ShowichDr. Charles B. Smith & Dr. Peggie J. Hollingsworth (Smith)

Ms. Catharine SmithMr. & Mrs. Paul J. SmokeMr. Richard Sonenklar & Mr. Gregory HaynesJeffrie J. SordylMr. & Mrs. Clinton Stimpson IIIPhyllis and Steve StromeBashar & Hoda SuccarMrs. Dorothy E. SwayMr. & Mrs. Jerry TammCarol & Steven TarnowskyMs. Dorothy I. TarpinianMs. Barbara TaylorMr. & Mrs. Byron & Susan TaylorMrs. Siri TharMs. Pamela R. TravisMr. Robert TrenkleMr. & Mrs. David & Kathleen TrottMs. Paula TrussMrs. Sandra L. TuckerMs. Deborah Tyner & Rick HermanMs. Helen Uhrich & Mr. John UhrichMrs. Natacha M. Umlauf-BarreraMs. Stella ValoppiMrs. Barbara C. Van DusenMs. Marie VanerianRemy & Nancy VanophemMr. Richard D. VenturaMs. Sharon VialMs. Joann WalshMs. Frances WebsterMs. Pam WellandMr. & Mrs. John R. WenzelMr. & Mrs. James WestMr. Harry M. WheelerKimberly and Ken WhippleMr. Simon WhitelockeMr. & Mrs. Barry & Beverly WilliamsMr. & Mrs. Amos WinsandDr. & Mrs. Max & Mary WisgerhofDr. & Mrs. Clyde & Helen WuDr. & Mrs. Robert & Betty WurtzMrs. Marion S. WyattMr. & Mrs.Todd A. WyettMr. & Mrs. Neal ZalenkoMr. James ZickMr. Burton Zipser

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WRCJ 90.9 FM

Kresege Society

Concerto Circle $10,000 +The Cotton CousinsMr. Edward A. NolDr. & Mrs. A. Paul SchaapMr. William H. SmithMrs. Gretchen Valade

Sonata Circle ($5,000 - $9,999)Mr. & Mrs. Lee & Floy BarthelMrs. Cecilia Benner

Prelude Circle ($2,500 - $4,999)Dr. Richard K. Baumgarten & Dr. Cheryl WesenMs. Ursula FroehlichDr. Dan Greenberg & Mrs. Esther LiwazerMr. Richard A. HeinDr. Devon HooverMs. Elizabeth J. IngrahamDr. Michelle S. LynchDr. Marilyn M. MasonMrs. Mary MazureMs. A. Anne MorounDr. & Mrs. William & Elizabeth SalotCapt. Joseph F. WalshDr. & Mrs. Clyde & Helen Wu

Etude Circle ($1,000 - $2,499)Mr. & Mrs. Robert & Maggie AlleseeMr. & Mrs. Bruce & Peggy ArdenDr. & Mrs. Gary S. AssarianDrs. Brian & Elizabeth BachynskiMr. & Mrs. Charles & Shelley BakerMs. Elaine R. BakerMr. Lowell W. Baker, IIIMs. Joelee A. BatemanMr. William BeausoleilMs. Cristie BeckerMr. William Victor BenjaminMr. Mark A. BertacchiMr. John E. BlanzyMr. & Mrs. Jerry & Hendrieka BloomMs. Shannon BongersMr. & Mrs. Richard BowlbyMr. & Mrs. Vincent M. BrennanMs. Elizabeth BrilmyerDr. & Mrs. Fritz BrohnMs. Roberta Brown & Mr. Keith WissmanMs. Janet BrussMrs. Suzanne Burke & Mr. Robert D. HicksMr. & Mrs. Robert & Mary Ann Bury

Ms. Alice CarrMr. Nelson CaseDr. Carol S. ChadwickMr. Thomas ChojnowskiMr. & Mrs. Charles & Joanne CiuniDr. Charles ColomboMs. Judith CondonMs. Jeri CornwellDr. & Mrs. Lawrence & Mary Jo CraneMr. & Mrs. Peter D. CummingsMr. Patrick CurtinMs. Martha A. DarlingMrs. Mary Lou DavidMr. Mark Patton DavisMr. & Mrs. David & Kathleen DevereauxMr. Rodman E. DollMr. & Mrs. Wallace C. & Marlene DonoghueMrs. Sally DotyMr. Samuel J. EdwinMr. & Mrs. Richard & Lorraine EganMrs. Elaine M. EwingMr. & Mrs. Jeff & Barbara ForsterBarbara Frankel & Ronald MichalakDale & Bruce FrankelMs. Patricia GalonzkaMr. & Mrs. Jon B. & Lisa Mower GandelotDr. & Mrs. Michael J. GeogheganMr. John GochMs. Wendy GoscenskiMr. Jeffrey GroehnDr. & Ms. Stephen GuntherMr. Clarence HasselbachMrs. Barbara HayesMr. John W. HebertMr. & Mrs. Joseph HehirMs. Barbara HeidmannMr. Demar W. HelzerDr. & Mrs. John W. Henke, Jr.Mr. James Convert HerreraMr. & Mrs. Stanley HirtMr. & Mrs. David & Alice HoisingtonMs. Christine M. HolmesMr. & Mrs. Ritschard P. HombergMs. Mary Lou HornerMr. & Mrs. Ronald & Carol HorwitzKay & Al HubertyMrs. Harriet H. HullMr. Gary HutchinsonMs. Gayle HyltonMr. William JacksonThe Jennings FamilyMr. & Mrs. Kent & Amy JidovMs. Christine M. JohnsonMrs. Elizabeth R. Johnson

Mr. Dennis JohnstonMs. Sue H. JungeMrs. Judith KirkebyDr. John KishMr. & Mrs. James R. & Judy KohlMs. Margot KohlerMs. Yi Chi M. KongDr. Harry KotsisDr. Samson KpadenouMs. Mary L. KramerMrs. Colleen LacivitaMr. & Mrs. Robert & Valerie LauerMr. Paul N. LavinsMs. Jean LeightonMr. Allan S. LeonardMr. & Mrs. Tom LewandMs. Frances LewisMr. James J. LewisMr. & Mrs. Arthur C. LieblerMr. Miguel Lis-PlanellsMr. Dana Locniskar & Ms. Christine BeckMs. Shelbia LovellMs. Mary Ann MacKayMrs. Mary Rose MacmillanMrs. & Mr. Diane & Wolf MaennleDr. Arlene M. MarcyMr. & Mrs. Robert & Barbara MarkMr. & Mrs. Maurice L. MarshallMr. Joseph P. MattimoeMrs. Florence McBrienDr. Melissa McBrien & Dr. Raymond LandesMr. Douglas N. MeggisonMr. & Mrs. Fred W. MeinbergMs. Lynne M. MettyDr. Vera E. MilzMr. Geoffrey NathanMrs. Ann NicholsonMr. & Mrs. James M. & Mary Beth NicholsonMrs. Barbara NicklesMs. Margot C. ParkerMr. & Mrs. George & Rosemarie PatrashMs. Jean A. PeyratMs. Winifred S. Pinet & Mr. Brian C. WhiteMs. Janet Lee PoundsMrs. Mary Jean Raab & Mr. John BoyerMr. & Mrs. Paul D. & Denise RegoniMrs. Barbara Anna Restorick-PecoMr. & Mrs. William & Kathleen RitoDr. & Mrs. John H. & Ann RobertsMs. Janet A. RomatowskiMr. & Mrs. Desmond & Joanne Rowan

Mrs. Lois J. RyanMs. Francine M. SalaMs. Laurie SallMr. James SaltalamacchiaMr. Joseph A. Satterthwaite, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. William & Barbara SaxtonMr. Joseph Schotthoefer IVMr. & Mrs. Vince SciberrasMr. & Mrs. Andrew & Janet SeefriedMs. Barbara F. SeidenMs. Janet SellMs. Mary E. SheaMr. & Mrs. D. Larry & Jane ShermanDr. & Mrs. Henry & Susan ShevitzMr. & Mrs. Dennis & Sunyong SiegnerMs. Judith E. SiessMr. & Mrs. William & Cherie SiroisDr. & Mrs. Robert & Lorraine T. SlabyMs. Susan G. SlatteryMrs. Mary Beth SmithMr. Richard Sonenklar & Mr. Gregory HaynesMrs. Nina SottileMr. & Mrs. Gabriel StahlMs. Judith StefaniMr. & Dr. John A. & Lizbeth StevensMs. Sue StickelMr. & Mrs. Gary & Debra StoykovichMrs. Valerie StraithMr. Dennis SullivanMs. Anastasia TesslerMrs. Siri TharMs. Evelyn C. ThomasMr. & Mrs. John & Penelope TropmanMr. & Mrs. L.W. TuckerMr. & Mrs. Sam & Peggy TundoMr. Michael TylerMrs. Barbara C. Van DusenMs. Patricia VarioMr. & Mrs. Joseph & Diane WalshMr. & Mrs. James & Leslie WardMr. Crawford WebbMrs. Linda WellsMr. & Mrs. John R. WenzelMr. & Mrs. Barry & Beverly WilliamsMr. Frank WilliamsDr. Neal WilsonDr. & Mrs. Max & Mary WisgerhofMr. & Mrs. David & Joan WittkopMr. Edward F. WohlfordMr. Roger WuMr. & Mrs. Dennis YanachikMr. Michael Yurkanin, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Larry & Mary Lou Zangerle

My car radio is always set to WRCJ, only time it changes is if traffic backs up and I try to find out why. Even my grandkids, when I pick them up from school, have said not to change the station. I find that excellent.Liz M.

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WRCJ 90.9 FM

Corporate and Foundation Underwriters

Academy of Early MusicAmerican Guild of Organists Ann Arbor ChapterAnn Arbor Hands On MuseumAnn Arbor SymphonyArchdiocese of DetroitAssumption GrottoBank of AmericaBank of BirminghamBlue Cross Blue ShieldJohn A & Marlene L. Boll FoundationCathedral of the Most Blessed SacramentChamber Music at the Scarab ClubChamber Music Society of DetroitChamber Soloists of DetroitChrist Church CranbrookChrist Church Grosse PointeCND America IncCommunity Chorus DetroitConcordia UniversityCongregation B’Nai MosheCranbrook Music GuildCruise PlannersDaughters of the American Revolution, Louisa St. Clair Chapter Dearborn SymphonyAmerican Guild of Organists Detroit ChapterDetroit Concert ChoirDetroit Institute of ArtsDetroit Lutheran SingersDetroit Opera HouseDetroit Public Schools Foundation

Detroit Symphony OrchestraDirty Dog Jazz CafèDoll Hospital & Toy Soldier ShopEdsel & Eleanor Ford HouseElaine Kissel, Inc.Fresh Farms MarketFarmington Community BandFirst United Methodist Church BirminghamFisher TheatreFort Street Presbyterian ChurchStanley & Judith Frankel Family FoundationFreedom Hill AmphitheatreGreat Lakes Chamber Music FestivalGreektown Casino HotelGrosse Pointe Music AcademyHartford Memorial Baptist ChurchInner Door FoundationIntegrity ShowsInternational Symphony OrchestraJefferson Avenue Presbyterian ChurchJewish Ensemble TheatreMajorie & Maxwell Jospey FoundationKirk In The HillsKresge FoundationLangford Men’s ChorusMyron P. Leven FoundationLexington Bach FestivalLivonia Symphony OrchestraMacomb Symphony Orchestra

Manresa Jesuit Retreat HouseMany VoicesMargot European Day SpaMASCO Corporation FoundationMetropolitan Detroit Chorale IncMetropolitan Opera National CouncilMichigan ChandelierMichigan Mineralogical SocietyMichigan Opera TheatreMichigan PhilharmonicMosaic Foundation of R. & P. HeydonMotor City Brass BandMotor City CasinoOakland Choral SocietyO’Connor Hearing CenterOld St. Mary’sOrthodox Choir Metropolitan DetroitPalace Sports & EntertainmentPro MusicaPuppet ArtPurple Rose TheatreRiver Raisin Ragtime RevueSigmund & Sophie Rohlik FoundationSchaap FoundationSchoolcraft CollegeSeniors Helping SeniorsShaw Festival

Elizabeth, Allan & Warren Shelden FundLouis & Nellie Sieg FundSt. James Episcopal ChurchSt. John’s Episcopal Church DetroitSt. Mary’s Orchard Lake Polish MissionSt. Paul’s CathedralThe AAM & JSS Charitable FundTroy HondaUnited Health CareUniversity of Detroit MercyUniversity of Michigan School of Music, Theatre & DanceUniversity Musical SocietyVanguard VoicesVillage Players of BirminghamWarren Concert BandWarren Symphony OrchestraWayne State UniversityWayne State University Hilberry TheatreWestern Michigan University School of MusicThe WhitneyJ. Ernest & Almena Gray F. Wilde FundWindsor Symphony Orchestra

WRCJ 90.9 FM

Kresege Society

Left to right: Al Lucarelli, David DiChiera, Devon Hoover.

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La HerraduraLa PitaLangford Men’s ChorusLazybones Smoke HouseLivonia Symphony OrchestraLexington Bach FestivalM & M Café of DearbornMacomb Center for Performing ArtsMaggiano’s Little ItalyManresa Jesuit Retreat HouseMany Voices One SongMarco’s PizzaMaria’s Italian Bakery & DeliMario’sMarriott Renaissance CenterMati’s DeliMcDonald’s CorporationMeadowbrook HallMetropolitan Opera National Council Michigan Mineralogical SocietyMichigan PhilharmonicMichigan TheatreMitchell’s Fish MarketMotor City Brass BandMotor City CasinoMudgie’s Deli, CorktownMusic On The PlazaNew Center GourmetNew Horizons Computer Learning CenterNieto Productions LLCNoodles & CompanyOakland Choral SocietyO’Connor Hearing CenterOrchard Lake Philharmonic Society Symphony OrchestraPalace Sports & Entertainment Palimino’s PizzaPanchero’s Mexican GrillPapa Vino’sPark Place Caterers of DearbornParmenter’s Cider MillPeg FX FacepaintingPhoenix InnovatePhone Bank Systems Inc.Picasso CafePineland RestaurantPizza KitchenPizza PapalisPlowshares Theatre CompanyPlymouth Orchards & Cider MillPointe Dairy ServicesPoole’s TavernMr. Jamie D. PorterPotbelly Sandwich Works

Puddin’ the ClownPuppet ArtRackham Symphony ChoirRattlesnake ClubRed RobinRedford Unicycle ClubRice BowlRio WrapsRiver Raisen Ragtime RevueRocky’s of NorthvilleRocky’s RotisserieMr. & Mrs. A. William RolfRoma CafeRoman VillageRoyal Oak Farmers MarketRoyal Park HotelSave Our SymphonySchoolcraft CollegeSenate Coney IslandSeniors Helping SeniorsSeven-Up Bottling GroupShaw FestivalShrine ClownsSlows Bar BQ To GoSmiggins the ClownSomerset CollectionSmoke Street BBQSouth Tea MarketingSundance Beverage FlavorsSweetheart BakeryTony Sacco’s Coal Oven PizzaTrade FirstUncle Ray’s Potato ChipsUniversity of Detroit MercyUniversity of Michigan School of Music Theatre & DanceUniversity Musical SocietyUniversity of Detroit MercyVanguard VoicesVan Houtte FarmsVerizon WirelessVillage Players of BirminghamVinsetta GrillVolare’s RistoranteWachler JewelersWal-MartWarren Concert BandWarren Symphony OrchestraWayne State University TheatreWolcott Mill Metro ParkWowie & Wiggles The Clown’sWTC Memorial ChoirZingerman’s CateringZukin’s Rib Shack

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2013–2014 AWARDS

2014 Michigan Emmy Awards Arts/Entertainment Detroit Performs Sarah Zientarski, Tina Brunn, James Graessle and Chad Schwartzenberger, WTVS

Documentary/Historical A Space for Music, A Seat for Everyone Sophia Kruz, WTVS (in cooperation with University of Michigan/UMS)

Documentary/Topical Off the Beaten Palate Michael-Ann Rowe WTVS

Program Promotion Under the Radar Michigan Single Spot Jim Edelman, Tom Daldin, and Eric Tremonti WTVS

Editor/Program/Non-News Under the Radar Michigan Eric Tremonti, Chris Randolph WTVS

On-Camera Talent Under the Radar Michigan Program Host Tom Daldin, WTVS

Magazine Program Great Lakes, Great Tastes 2013 Steve Julien

2014 Michigan Association of Broadcasters Broadcast Excellence Awards

First Place History of Detroit Television: Membership Appeals Waukesha Diversion Great Lakes Now: Update A Salute to Veterans FIRST in Michigan Robotics Detroit Art City - The DIA Story Great Lakes - Great Tastes 2013

Merit WTVS Station of the Year MiVote Mackinac: Tonight American Black Journal Embrace of Aging

2013 Association of Fundraising Professionals

President’s Award James Lewis, WTVS

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ABOUT US

OUR AUDIENCES

The Detroit Educational Television Foundation is a Michigan not-for-profit corporation that holds the non-commercial broadcast license for Detroit Public Television (DPTV) WTVS 56.1, WORLD 56.2, and CREATE 56.3. The Foundation also manages WRCJ 90.9 FM, which is licensed to Detroit Public Schools and is located inside the Detroit School of Arts.

For 11 years in a row, PBS has been identified as the most trusted public institution in America and is an “excellent“ use of tax dollars, outranked only by military defense.Source: A national survey conducted by ORC International’s DualFrame CARAVAN in January 2014.

WTVS Detroit Public Television has received a four-star rating from Charity Navigator for its sound fiscal management and commitment to accountability and transpar-ency. Founded in 2001, Charity Navigator, a 501c (3) organization, highlights the fine work of efficient, ethical and open charities. This rating affirms DPTV as a trusted partner with the community, working hand-in-hand to educate, entertain and inspire viewers throughout Southeast Michigan and Canada.

In January, 2014, on Digital 56.2, DPTV introduced WORLD, a 24/7 channel featuring public television’s signature nonfiction docu-mentary, science and news programming, complemented by original content from emerging producers. In addition to Nova, Frontline, Tavis Smiley, Global Voices and others, DPTV productions MiWeek, American Black Journal and Detroit Performs are also broadcast on WORLD. You’ll also find interesting programs on CREATE, the lifestyle channel which is broadcast on Digital 56.3.

MORE CHANNELS, MORE CHOICES

Each week, more than 2.5 million people* in Southeast Michigan and throughout Canada watch Detroit Public TV.

Approximately 170,000 people** each week listen to WRCJ 90.9 FM.*Nielsen Media Research and BBM Canada, FY 2014 **Arbitron/The Nielsen Company, FY 2014

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Board of TrusteesMichael Acheson Managing Director Interlaken LLCBob Allison President/Owner Bob Allison EnterprisesElaine R. Baker Retired Vice President & GM WOMC RadioC. Leslie Banas, Esq. Banas and Associates PLLCHenry Baskin, Esq. Principal Henry Baskin, P.C.Jennifer Belveal, Esq. Leader, White Collar Crime and Investigations Practice Group Associate General Counsel Honigman Miller Schwartz and Cohn LLPDonna Murray-Brown President & CEO MI Nonprofit AssociationTerrence Burke VP Individual Markets BCBSMCharles R. Ciuni Automotive Supplier Practice, Leader & Partner Deloitte LLPCindy Ciura Principal CC ConsultingRay Day Group Vice President Communications Ford Motor CompanyEva Garza Dewaelsche President and CEO SER Metro-DetroitSandra K. Ennis Vice President Corporate Communications DTE EnergyPatrick Fehring President & CEO Level One BankMarianne Fey Senior Director DWHJennifer Fiore Executive V.P. Fiore VenturesRainy Hamilton, Jr. Principal Hamilton Anderson AssociatesRich Homberg President & CEO Detroit Public TelevisionArthur Horwitz President & Publisher Renaissance Media The Detroit Jewish NewsMark W. Jannott Managing Director Talmer Bank & TrustDennis A. Johnson Senior Vice President and Chief Investment Officer Comerica Asset Management Group

Stephen E. Johnston Partner KPMG LLPFrank Jonna CEO Jonna CompaniesBarbara Kratchman Retired, ArtServe Michigan Funding ConsultantLeonard A. Kruszewski President, Co-Founder RF Connect, LLCArthur Liebler Principal Liebler GroupHannan Lis Principal, COO The WW Group, Inc. (Weight Watchers)Daniel E. Little Chancellor U of M DearbornDana M. Locniskar Managing Director-Investments Private Wealth Advisor Merrill Lynch Private Banking & Investment GroupJames C. Mitchell, Jr. Senior Vice President & Managing Director Central Region Lee Hecht HarrisonTimothy F. Nicholson Vice President PVS Chemicals, Inc.Juliette Okotie-Eboh Senior V.P. Public Affairs MGM Grand DetroitMichael C. Porter Retired DTE Energy/Think Detroit PALGeorge Riley Chairman, Co-Founder RF Connect, LLPLois Shaevsky Community VolunteerThomas C. Shafer President & COO Talmer Bank & TrustJai Shah VP Human Resource Manager MASCOHoward Sherman President & CEO Ferrous Processing & Trading Co.Christine Sing Principal RehmannStephen Strome Retired Handleman CompanyHoda Succar Owner Crystal Lace and CompanyDeborah G. Tyner, Esq. Attorney Retired JudgeSimon Whitelocke V.P. Regulatory Affairs ITC HoldingsTodd Wyett CEO Versa Companies

Emeritus BoardJohn R. Beran Retired, ComericaMelonie B. Colaianne President MASCO Foundation & Director, Corporate AffairsSusan Cooper PhilanthropistTarik S. Daoud Retired, Long Family AutoRonald Goldsberry Retired, Deloitte Retired, Ford Motor CompanyVaughn A. Koshkarian Retired, Ford Motor CompanyJames B. Nicholson President & CEO PVS Chemicals, Inc.Richard Rassel Esq. Chairman Butzel LongKen Whipple Retired, Korn/Ferry International

Community Advisory PanelAddell Anderson Chair UM-Detroit Center

Terrance Gallagher Vice Chair The Ecology CenterKimberly Batchelor Davis The Batchelor Davis Group

Rep. Fred Durhal, Jr. District 5 Michigan Legislature

Jennifer Goulet ArtServe Michigan

Jerry Hendler General Motors

Cory Joyrich Ann Arbor Hands On MuseumJudith Kamins Longtime Station SupporterRichard Kramer Marketing ConsultantLaura Rodwan Rodwan Communications

Freda Sampson Blue Cross, Blue Shield Christianne Sims PonyrideDebra Spring Matrix Human Services Vistas Nueves HeadStartChris Stepien Stepien Creative Services

OfficersCharles R. Ciuni Chair Automotive Supplier Practice, Leader & Partner Deloitte LLP

Thomas C. Shafer Chair Elect President & COO Talmer Bank & Trust

Rich Homberg President & CEO Detroit Public Television

Michael C. Porter Secretary Retired DTE Energy/Think Detroit PAL

Daniel Alpert Asst. Secretary Senior Vice President, Philanthropy Detroit Public Television

Stephen E. Johnston Treasurer Partner KPMG LLP

John Wenzel Asst. Treasurer Chief Financial Officer Detroit Public Television

Elaine R. Baker Vice Chair Retired Vice President & GM WOMC Radio

Barbara Kratchman Vice Chair Retired, ArtServe Michigan Funding Consultant

Dana M. Locniskar Vice Chair Managing Director-Investments Private Wealth Advisor Merrill Lynch Private Banking & Investment Group

Lois Shaevsky Vice Chair Community Volunteer

Stephen Strome Vice Chair Retired Handleman Company

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Thank you for your support.

Top: Board Night. Premiere Night Honorees with Chuck Ciuni and Rich Homberg. Middle: Lee and Floy Barthel at WRCJ event; Guests at Downton Abbey Screening.Bottom: Kids Club Event in Riley Broadcast Studio.

Top: Board Night. Premiere Night Honorees with Chuck Ciuni and Rich Homberg. Middle: Lee and Floy Barthel at WRCJ event; Guests at Downton Abbey Screening.Bottom: Kids Club Event in Riley Broadcast Studio.

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