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A Gathering Place for the Community
2006/07 Report to the Community
2006/07 Presenting Season
SEPTEMBER
26-27 Ballet Folklorico de Mexico
OCTOBER
10-15 All Shook Up
19 American Players Theatre’s Romeo & Juliet
20 Bob Newhart
24 Third Annual Fox Cities Choral Music Festival
28 In the Mood
31 Captain Louie
NOVEMBER
2 Adrian Cronauer
3 Fox Valley Symphony’s Romeo & Juliet
7-12 Mamma Mia!
16-17 Classical Savion
30 Nebraska Theatre Caravan’s A Christmas Carol
DECEMBER
1 Nebraska Theatre Caravan’s A Christmas Carol
5 Boston Pops Esplanade Orchestra
7 Sandi Patty
12-17 Twelve Angry Men
JANUARY
14 Hamburg Symphony
16-21 Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
30 Davy Crockett
FEBRUARY
1 Harry the Dirty Dog
3 Tiempo Libre
8-9 Nnenna Freelon
13 I Hear America Singing
20-25 Sweet Charity
26 Cam Jansen
MARCH
1-2 Momix Lunar Sea
8 Soweto Gospel Choir
9 Irish Rovers
18 Mannheim Steamroller
28 If You Give a Mouse a Cookie
APRIL
17 Anastasia Krupnick
24 The Color of Justice
MAY
10-31 Disney’s The Lion King
JUNE
1-17 Disney’s The Lion King
M&I Bank Broadway Across America - Fox Cities series Arts Alive! series Thrivent Financial Education Series
Cover photo: ©Image Studios, LLC
A letter
from
the president
and chairman
©Bob Rueckl/Rueckl Studio
Susan Stockton, president and Kathi Seifert, chairman
Dear friends in the community,
As the Fox Cities Performing Arts Center’s 2006/07 season — our most exciting and successful season
to date — came to a close, we continued to be amazed, inspired and deeply moved by the enthusiasm
the community and region has both for the Center and for the wide variety of artists and performances
we strive to bring to northeast Wisconsin.
Your Fox Cities Performing Arts Center serves as a gathering place where community members young
and old can share an experience that sparks an emotional connection.
In this Report to the Community, we review and celebrate some of the memorable events and milestones
from our 2006/07 season. The financial support from individuals, businesses and foundations ensures that the
Center remains a premier venue for the arts in the region and a nonprofit that continues to fulfill its mission.
Thank you to our partners and patrons. We look forward to
sharing our upcoming fifth anniversary season with you!
Connecting the Community
©Fox Valley Technical College
“Our December ceremony at the P.A.C. is COMMUNITY USE
The following is a list of community organizations
truly an amazing event! The presentation of who used the Center during the 2006/07 season.
Acts 1:8 Ministries Lawrence University
Adagio Dance Studio Life! Promotions
our graduates on the stage is breathtaking, Affinity Health Systems
Alta Resources
M&I Bank
Medical College of Wisconsin
American Heart Association Menasha High School
and the facilities are superb.”
American National Bank Miller Electric Mfg. Co.
Appleton Papers Inc. Mills Fleet Farm
Appleton Area School District Miron Construction Co., Inc.
— Barb Dreger, director, marketing & student recruitment,
Appleton Boychoir Modern Business Machines
Appleton East High School NEW Chinese Families with
Appleton North High School Children
Fox Valley Technical College APT Fox Cities
B.A.B.E.S. Child Abuse Prevention
New North
Radisson Paper Valley Hotel
Program Red Cross Outagamie Chapter
The Fox Cities Performing Arts Chapter of the American Red Badger Liquor ReMax Valley Realtors
Beacon of Hope, Light of Christ Sales and Marketing Professionals
Center is the community’s place Cross, ThedaCare Follies and Bergstrom Corporation of NEW
Buzzwords Saturn of Appleton
to gather, connect and share B.A.B.E.S. Mystery Dinner, along CR Meyer & Sons Co. Schenck Business Solutions
experiences. Whether it’s a with important community events CCD Clinics SECURA Insurance Companies
Children’s Hospital of WI Society of Human Resource
performance in Thrivent Financial like P.A.R.T.Y at the P.A.C., aiming Commercial Horizons, Inc. Managers
Community First Credit Union St Matthew Evangelical Lutheran
Hall or a meeting in the Founders to prevent alcohol and risk-related Community Foundation Church
Room, the Center prides itself on trauma in youth. Community Hospice The Academy
Dr. Jan Bax ThedaCare
bringing people together. Dr. Michael Gabler Theda Clark Medical Center
Faith Technologies Foundation
The Center presents the Arts First English Lutheran Church Thompson Community Center
In the 2006/07 season, the Center Alive! series, which is a window Fox Cities Community Clinic Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
Fox Cities Convention & Visitors Twin Cities Catholic Education
hosted 159 community use events, to the world that featured diverse Bureau System
Fox Valley Technical College United Way Fox Cities
including meetings, proms, cultural performances such as Godfrey & Kahn, Attys. at Law University of Wisconsin Oshkosh
graduations, weddings, family Ballet Folklorico de Mexico, Tiempo Grand Opera House Valley Endodontics
Habitat for Humanity Valley New School
reunions and more. The Center is Libre and the Hamburg Symphony Heartland Business Systems Virchow & Krause Co. LLP
Juvenile Diabetes Research Visuelle Productions
a popular venue for fundraisers in the 2006/07 season. The Center Foundation Wildwood Film Festival
like Soup’s On for the Outagamie also brings northeast Wisconsin Kimberly-Clark Corporation WLUK-Fox 11
Lakeland College
THE P.A.C. GIVES BACK
2006/07 Facility Use By Event Type
TO THE COMMUNITY
The following is a list of community organizations the Center
Examples of Event Types
donated tickets to during the 2006/07 season.
Community nonprofit: American Red Cross
Community partner: a local business meeting
Arts Alive! / Education series: Classical Savion A Better Chance Junior Achievement of Wisconsin
Commercial event: Lorie Line
Broadway series: Mamma Mia!
ALS Association Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
Altrusa International, Inc. of Appleton K9’s for a Safer Community
Alzheimer’s Association Kiwanis Club of Grand Chute
52 American Cancer Society Lawrence University
29% Commercial
American Heart Association Learning for Life
111 events
American Red Cross Life! Promotions
Community 14% 23% Appleton Art Center Lincoln Elementary School
nonprofit
88 Appleton Education Foundation Lutheran Homes and Health Services
Broadway series
Appleton Housing Authority Foundation, Inc
Appleton Library Foundation Make-A-Wish Foundation of Wisconsin
45
82
Arts Alive! and
Arc Fox Cities Menasha Joint School District
Community partner
education series Arthritis Foundation Mid-Day Business and Professional
22% 12% Aspirus Health Foundation Women
A-T Children’s Project Muscular Dystrophy Assoc.
63% B.A.B.E.S., Inc. NAMI Fox Valley
Best Friends of Neenah-Menasha Neenah Rotary
mission-based subsidized events Big Brothers Big Sisters New London Middle School
Boys and Girls Club of the Fox Valley Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce
CAP Services, Inc Oshkosh Jaycees
Cerebral Palsy, Inc Rawhide, Inc
students together to enhance their classroom Children’s Fund Ride for Life
curriculum through performances in the Thrivent Chilton Optimist Club Roosevelt Middle School
Clarity Care Rotary Club of Appleton
Financial for Lutherans Education Series. Nearly 20,000 Coalition of Wisconsin Aging Groups Safe Haven
students from 198 schools attended a performance in Community Family Resource Centers, Inc. Sexual Assault Crisis Center
2006/07 and the series reached 62 new schools from Community Hospice Foundation Special Needs Adoption Program
Correctional Education Association- St. Anna Fire Department
four school districts. Students performed onstage Wisconsin Chapter St. Gabriel Parish
in the Third Annual Fox Cities Choral Music Festival, Deaf Empowerment St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
which featured 164 high school singers from Appleton Divine Community Development Corp. The Salvation Army
EAA Gathering of Eagles ThedaCare
North, Kimberly and Menasha.
Easter Seals WI Tiffany Hollaway Academy of the Arts
Eastshore Humane Association, Inc Universal Multicultural Center
The Center proudly gives back to the people of the Embarrass River Lions University of Wisconsin Oshkosh
Fox Cities through its support of other area nonprofit Emergency Shelter of the Fox Valley, Inc UW Comprehensive Cancer Center
Families of Spinal Muscular Atrophy Volunteer Center of East Central WI
organizations. In 2006/07, the Center donated a total First Book-Fox Valley Volunteer in Police Service
of 523 tickets at a value of $13,327 for Arts Alive! Fox Cities Rotary Multicultural Center Windhover Center for the Arts
performances helping other organizations raise funds Fox Valley Literacy Coalition, Inc Wisconsin Business Travelers Association
Fox Valley Sibling Support Network Wisconsin Juvenile Officers’ Association
that support and enrich their programs and awarding Fox Valley Technical College Wolf River Area Healthcare Foundation
scholarship tickets to students and organizations in Friends of Muehl Public Library Women’s Division of Oshkosh Area, Inc
need. In addition, 245 scholarship ticket donations Friendship Place, Inc YMCA of the Fox Cities
Give Kids the World Young Adult Council of Marinette County
valuing $1,225 were awarded to the Thrivent
Green Bay Public Schools 4-H
Financial for Lutherans Education Series, enabling Highlands Elementary School Youth Go
disadvantaged students to attend a performance. Horizons Elementary School
©Kristin Schroeder/Fox Cities Performing Arts Center
Engaging the Community
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT ACTIVITIES “It was all our dancers talked about for
7 performances offered preshow
discussions and demonstrations:
weeks after the event. I had one dancer say,
• Ballet Folklorico de Mexico
• Twelve Angry Men
• Hamburg Symphony
‘This was the best day of my life!’ ”
— Maeghan Johnson, Studio Y Dance Program, about the
• Soweto Gospel Choir
• Classical Savion
• Disney’s The Lion King (2)
dance class led by cast members of Mamma Mia!
8 performances offered question
and answer sessions with the cast: Taking in a show at the Center included an ABBArobics-inspired
• American Players Theatre’s Romeo and Juliet
• Fox Valley Symphony’s Romeo and Juliet
involves much more than just dance class led by two cast
• Twelve Angry Men the show itself. The audience members of Mamma Mia! during
• Davy Crockett can connect to a performance Appleton YMCA’s Arts Week.
• I Hear America Singing
• Momix Lunar Sea like never before through a wide Grammy® nominated jazz artist
• Soweto Gospel Choir variety of community engagement Nnenna Freelon encouraged new
• Disney’s The Lion King
activities which include preshow mothers to sing to their infants
14 student and community
workshops with cast members:
discussions, Q-and-A sessions,
workshops, lobby displays,
in a ‘Babysong’ workshop at the
ThedaCare Child Learning Center
• APT workshop with Rawhide Boys Ranch demonstrations and more. Fifty-six and spoke with jazz students at
• Fox Cities Choral Music Festival in-school
workshops with guest conductor (3)
percent of Center-presented events Lawrence University. The Soweto
• Mamma Mia! dance class in the 2006/07 season included a Gospel Choir held vocal workshops
• Tiempo Libre workshop at Lawrence University
community engagement activity. at St. Peter Lutheran School and
• Nnenna Freelon workshops at
Lawrence University and ThedaCare Child Appleton Alliance Church. The
Learning Center
• Tales & Scales residency at Edison School
Community engagement members of Tiempo Libre worked
• Soweto Gospel Choir workshops at Appleton activities aren’t limited to the with percussion students at
Alliance Church and St. Peter Lutheran School
• Disney’s The Lion King (3)
Center alone. Events featured Lawrence University.
throughout the community
“My 6-month-old son and I really
enjoyed Nnenna Freelon’s ‘Babysong’
workshop. The information she
©Kristin Schroeder/Fox Cities Performing Arts Center
provided regarding the benefits of
singing to your children was not new
to me, but it was good to hear her
perspective. She is a great presenter
and has a beautiful voice.”
- Angie Corso
The Center strives to be a partner in the community, Symphony. APT also participated in a workshop with
and collaborates with other nonprofit organizations to the Rawhide Boys Ranch and worked with students at
foster a sense of community engagement and pride. UW Oshkosh and area high schools. The consortium
One such partnership is Shakespeare on the Fox, which prepared to bring London’s acclaimed AandBC
marked its third season and brought communities of Theatre Company to Wisconsin in 2007/08. Partner
the Fox River Valley together through the works of organizations in 2006/07 included the University of
the bard. Featured performances included American Wisconsin Oshkosh, the Fox Cities Performing Arts
Players Theatre’s performances of Trial of the Happy Center, the Oshkosh Grand Opera House and the Fox
Dagger Company at the Oshkosh Grand Opera House Valley Symphony.
and Romeo and Juliet at the Center, and Prokofiev’s
Romeo and Juliet performed by the Fox Valley
Community Contributions
©Image Studios, LLC
“Thank you for being such a great venue and providing so many
wonderful educational and enriching opportunities for students
from Renaissance and around the Fox Valley.
Thank you, also, for bringing us Classical Savion!”
— Student Spencer Wentland
As a nonprofit organization, the Center relies on The Center focused on maintaining a lean and efficient
contributions from the community to continue operation in the 2006/07 season. While fixed overhead
bringing the finest cultural and educational costs – such as utilities – naturally went up with the
programming to northeast Wisconsin and to engage market, the Center was able to keep fixed overhead
the community in the arts. The Center was created expenses flat. The Center also beat its operational
to enhance the quality of life in the Fox Cities and its budget by nearly 10 percent in the 2006/07 season by
mission has been recognized and celebrated through keeping costs down and continuing in its successful
the financial support it has received. fundraising efforts.
The Center was awarded a number of grants from
local, state and federal institutions during the 2006/07
season which recognized the power and importance
of the live performing arts in our community.
These grants helped fund the education and Arts
Alive! series, subsidize tickets prices and ensure that
these culturally rich performances will be enjoyed
for years to come.
2006/07 Gross Annual Operating Budget* Annual Partners through 2007
13%
Contributed
Income
87%
Earned
Revenue
* On a four year average, the Center’s contributed income is 25 percent of the gross annual operating budget. The long
sitdown of a production (such as Disney’s The Lion King in 2006/07) has a dramatic impact on the ratio of an average year.
Four strong revenue pillars are the base of the Center’s financial plan including earned revenue from ticket sales
and concessions, annual contributions that help maintain the state-of-the-art facility and subsidize mission-
based events, the Future Fund which will ensure the Center fulfills its mission now and for future generations
and a cash reserve that provides money for short-term needs.
According to the most recent survey conducted by the Association for Performing Arts Presenters, the national
average of contributed income to performing arts centers is 55 percent. The Center’s contributed income in the
2006/07 season was 13 percent. The Center’s Annual Partner campaign, which helps sustain the operations of
the Center and funds mission-based activities and events, grew to 703 members in 2006/07.
©Kristin Schroeder/Fox Cities Performing Arts Center
The Arts Mean Business
“The Bureau has always relied on the P.A.C. to help us attract
visitors, but it has become increasingly important to the work we
do. With its ability to secure high profile shows like Disney’s The
Lion King and Wicked, we feel confident the P.A.C. will continue to
help us grow the economy of the Fox Cities.”
— Lynn Peters, executive director,
Fox Cities Convention & Visitors Bureau
The Center participated in an $1.76 million in state and local tax
Total Average Impact of the economic impact survey done revenues. This economic impact
Fox Cities P.A.C. Annually by the Americans for the Arts, study sends a strong signal that
the nation’s leading nonprofit when the public supports the
(Expenditures by both
organizations and audiences) organization for advancing the arts, not only is the quality of life
arts. Northeast Wisconsin was one enhanced, but it’s an investment
Total Impact $14,268,008 of 156 communities that took part in northeast Wisconsin’s economic
in Arts and Economic Prosperity III, well-being.
Full-Time Equivalent Jobs 636 the most comprehensive study of
Resident Household Income $12,510,005 its kind ever conducted. By using The nonprofit arts and culture
Local Government Revenue $708,447 the calculator in this study, the industry is an economically sound
Fox Cities Performing Arts Center investment as it attracts audiences,
State Government Revenue $1,049,556 generates an annual average spurs business development,
of $14.27 million in economic supports jobs and generates
For study details, visit www.arts.state.wi.us.
Source: Americans for the Arts, 2007 activity, including an average of government revenue.
(www.AmericansForTheArts.org)By taking a deeper look at one aspect of the P.A.C.’s The arts also add to the overall ecology of the
activity, Broadway proves to be good for the local community. Arts organizations like the Center foster
economy as well. The most recent Economic Impact of community pride, make a cultural, educational and
Touring Broadway survey conducted by The League of social impact in the community, and contribute to
American Theatres and Producers, Inc. in the 2004/05 the community’s economic vitality. Strong economic
season focused on the economic impact that touring vitality leads to philanthropy that benefits all sorts
Broadway has on a community. The study measured of nonprofit organizations and worthwhile causes.
what Broadway shows spend in the market they are A community like the Fox Cities that welcomes and
playing through such things as labor, advertising, develops creativity and collaboration while giving
housing, food, etc. The study also measured audience back to others makes it a community that all are proud
spending on such things as restaurants, hotels, gas to call home.
and other entertainment. The study revealed that
for every dollar spent on a show ticket, nearly two “You always know when there
dollars in economic impact was generated locally,
and touring Broadway productions in the Fox Cities is an event going on at the
generate nearly $8 million.
P.A.C. as the downtown streets
and businesses are just
bustling with activity.
The P.A.C. is a huge draw
to downtown Appleton.
Downtown is impressed
with the impact the cast
and crew from each
production has had on
the businesses. They shop,
dine and take advantage
of services all within the
downtown district.”
— Jennifer Stephany,
©Ken Cobb
executive director,
Cast members of Disney’s The Lion King enjoy Fratello’s in downtown Appleton. Appleton Downtown, Inc.©Kristin Schroeder/Fox Cities Performing Arts Center
Financial Position
The Fox Cities Performing Arts Center, a nonprofit organization that raises money to help fulfill its mission,
is grateful for the support of the community and presents its financial accountability plan.
Please visit foxcitiespac.com for more financial information about the Center.
• The Center strives to ensure that all fundraising • In 2006/07, the Center expensed 75% of total
efforts clearly portray the purpose of the funds to expenditures for program services directed
be raised and that all contributions received are at achieving the mission of the organization.
used for those specific purposes. An annual attestation letter provided by an
independent public accounting firm that
• The Center voluntarily submits to an annual audit confirms program service expenditures is on
by an independent public accounting firm. Financial the Center’s website.
statements are presented in accordance with
generally accepted accounting principles. • The Center requires all board members and
employees to abide by a conflict of interest policy
• The Center commits to posting our IRS Form 990, that ensures high standards of ethics and integrity.
the annual Report to the Community and any
attestation letters provided by our auditors • The Center annually benchmarks management
on foxcitiespac.com and updating the wages and benefits against local, regional
information annually. and national industry surveys to determine fair
compensation to attract, motivate and retain highly
qualified people.
• The Center protects the privacy of our donors and
patrons by not marketing our mailing list.STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES
June 30, 2007 Year Ended June 30, 2007
ASSETS SUPPORT AND OPERATING REVENUE
Cash and cash equivalents 721,662 Gross event revenue 11,374,694
Accounts Receivable 182,823 Less agent event revenue (9,339,400)
Inventory 14,752
Prepaid expenses 306,244 Net event revenue 2,035,294
Contributions receivable, net of present value discount of $396,000 4,065,695 Fees earned from agent sales 597,631
Room tax receivable 7,285,000 Contributions* 2,283,142
Beneficial interest in assets held by Community Foundation 21,935,247 Special fundraising event, including contributions 457,660
Property and equipment, net 50,623,887 Return on beneficial interest in Community Foundation 1,442,960
Capitalized bond fees, net of amortization of $156,099 534,530 Investment and interest income 13,141
Total assets 85,669,840
Total support and operating revenue 6,829,828
EXPENSES
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Program expenses:
Liabilities Gross event costs 11,632,096
Accounts payable 80,529 Less agent event costs (8,741,769)
Accrued liabilities:
Payroll and payroll taxes 76,066 Net event costs 2,890,327
Interest 227,081 Bond interest expense 1,674,470
Other 199,073 Letter of credit fees 309,038
Refundable advances 518,937 Bond trustee fees 45,905
Bonds payable 43,985,000 Depreciation and amortization 1,677,963
Total liabilities 45,086,686 Total program expenses 6,597,703
Net assets Supporting activities:
Unrestricted net assets 30,990,224 General and administrative 1,697,415
Temporarily restricted net assets 9,592,930 Fundraising 462,930
Total net assets 40,583,154 Total expenses 8,758,048
Total liabilities and net assets 85,669,840 Change in net assets (1,928,220)
Net assets:
Beginning of year 42,511,374
End of year 40,583,154
The financial highlights presented in this report are derived from the audited financial statements.
*Contributions include cash and pledges for the Annual Partner campaign and Future Fund. Also included in contributions are grants, City of Appleton 1% hotel room tax,
interest payments made by area municipalities’ hotel room tax for the City of Appleton, Wisconsin Fixed Rate Redevelopment Revenue Bonds, Series 2001A, in-kind gifts and
one time operational gifts.A Roaring Success
©Kristin Schroeder/Fox Cities Performing Arts Center
The Wisconsin premiere of to help support the Center’s northeast Wisconsin. The Center’s
Disney’s The Lion King was the mission-based activities and events Season Ticket Holder renewal rate
most successful and longest including community engagement for 2006/07 was 83 percent, much
engagement of a Broadway activities, Arts Alive! and education higher than markets twice the
show at the Center, selling out its programming and more. Local size of the Fox Cities, proving the
six-week run. There were over a businesses commissioned 50 lions enthusiasm and the commitment
dozen community engagement and 21 cubs thoughtfully created the community has for the Center
activities held in conjunction by area artists. These lions and cubs and the Broadway series. The
with The Lion King, including were proudly displayed throughout strong number of Season Ticket
puppet demonstrations, Kids’ Day the Fox Cities during a five-month Holders in this market and the
craft projects and karaoke, and exhibition period and proceeds community’s tremendous response
a maskmaking and storytelling from the lions sold at the Evening to Disney’s The Lion King are a
workshop at the Appleton Art on Safari auction and in online few of the reasons yet another
Center featuring cast member auctions went to help the Center Broadway blockbuster, Wicked, will
Geno Segers (Mufasa). fulfill its mission. make its Wisconsin premiere at the
Center in the 2008/09 season.
The Lion King Extravaganza Disney’s The Lion King was a
activities, including the Evening highlight of the Center’s M&I Bank
on Safari gala event and the Broadway Across America – Fox
popular public art project Lions Cities series, which brings the
of the Valley, raised over $100,000 hottest touring productions toDisney’s The Lion King
by the numbers
372 volunteers worked
over 10,800 hours during
the show’s six-week run
Over 88,000 people
attended The Lion King
There were
46 performances
of The Lion King
35% of the 88,000 patrons
attending experienced the
Center for the first time
More than 20% of the total
tickets sold were to groups
of 20 or more
There were 14 community
engagement activities
associated with The Lion King
Over 15% of the patrons
traveled 60+ miles
©Kristin Schroeder/Fox Cities Performing Arts Center
to attend a performance
Highest grossing theatrical
show in the Center’s
history with over
$6 million in sales©Kristin Schroeder/Fox Cities Performing Arts Center
The Lion King Extravaganza
“It was the pride of Lincoln and the students who helped with the
project really enjoyed the experience.”
— Lincoln Elementary art teacher Karla Lauden about Lincoln United,
the Lions of the Valley cub that was unveiled during the school’s Celebrating Culture night.
PROUD PREMIER GIFT SPONSOR Otto and Joyce Bytof - Coldwell Banker - The Real
Estate Group
SPONSOR Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
Candlewood Suites
Kimberly-Clark Corporation Carew Concrete & Supply Co., Inc.
LION SPONSORS Community First Credit Union
Affinity Health Systems
PROUD COMMUNITY Appleton Art Center
Employment Resource Group, Inc. & Commercial
Horizons
SPONSOR Appleton Downtown, Inc. FAST Corporation
Community First Credit Union Appleton Papers Inc. Fox Cities Performing Arts Center
Associated Financial Group Fox Valley Technical College Foundation, Inc.
PROUD MEDIA Bergstrom Automotive Sponsored by the FVTC Foundation Board, FVTC
Jan C. Bax, M.D., Ph. D
SPONSOR Brett Favre Fourward Foundation
Board of Trustees and the FVTC Executive Cabinet
Godfrey & Kahn, Attys. at Law
The Post-Crescent The Business Bank Goodwill NCWHeid Music & The Big Noise Pfefferle Companies, Inc. Freedom High School Art students – Mary Harp-Jirschele
Jack’s Maintenance Services, Inc. Gail Popp for the Kindergarten Class Tim Brunn and Linda Scharge Fred Hauser
Johnson Bank/Johnson Insurance of 2007 Girl Scout Junior Troop #169 from the Jenny Heimmermann
Joyce’s Friends The Post-Crescent Roosevelt/Alliance School Kelly Helein
JPMorgan Chase School Specialty Thomas Grade Gerald Henley
Kimberly-Clark Corporation SECURA Insurance Companies Graebel Relocation Services Worldwide Carissa Hibbard
Lawrence University Seifert Family Fund Harp Gallery Morgan Hogerty
M&I Bank Becky and Jon Stellmacher Heaven Hill Distillers Sharon Hulce
McCarty Law LLP: Proud to support the Susan Stockton, for the staff of the Professor Roy Hoglund - University of Tracey Jenks
vision of New North Fox Cities Performing Arts Center Wisconsin Oshkosh Joanie Johnson
Menasha Corporation Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Image Studios Margaret Karius
Miller Electric Mfg. Co. inkjet ideas Linda Kennedy
Miron Construction Co., Inc. FOOD Karl’s Event Rental Sue Kruase-Sasse
Neuroscience Group of NE Wisconsin Susan Kiesau Edie Krueger
Outlook Group Corp.
SPONSORS Lighthouse Productions Karen Laws
Appleton Papers Inc.
The Post-Crescent McCarty Law LLP Crystal Matuszewski
Employment Resource Group Inc.
Radisson Paper Valley Hotel Miller Electric Mfg. Co. Julie McNamara
Kimberly-Clark Corporation
The Scene Miron Construction Co., Inc. Linda Moorhead
Radiology Associates of Appleton
The Seasons, An American Bistro & Modern Business Machines Pete Nelson
and Radiology Associates of the
Lemon Grass, An Asian Bistro Pier 1 Beth Nemecek
Fox Valley
SECURA Insurance Companies Riverside Florists Melissa Nowacki
ThedaCare, Inc. Rueckl Studio Sue Pawlowski
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans BEVERAGE United Rental Gail Popp
Ticketmaster SPONSORS Volunteer Center Carolyn Ragusett
Town & Country Electric, a Faith Baylake Bank Lynn Zetzman - Xavier High School Fran Raley
Technologies, Inc. brand Broadway Across America Milly Rugland
U.S. Oil Co., Inc. & Express Convenience Cypress Homes & Realty EXTRAVAGANZA Walt Rugland
Centers Miller Electric Mfg. Co. Diana Schauder
WE Energies, through the Wisconsin
COMMITTEE Dan Schetter
Miron Construction Co., Inc. John Bergstrom
Energy Corporation Foundation Kristin Schroeder
Laura Braun
Wells Fargo Bank IN-KIND Tom Brown
Kathi Seifert
Wisconsin Timber Rattlers Ameriprint Graphics Jan Smith
Ryan Brzozowski
Appleton Trophy & Engraving Susan Stockton
Joyce Bytof
CUB SPONSORS The Art of Giving Karen Cain
Jay Stoflet
The Atassi Family Bassett Mechanical Cathie Tierney
Ragan Cheney
Bassett Mechanical Bergstrom Corporation Steve Tyink
Jim Cossette
Jan C. Bax, M.D., Ph. D. Branching Out, Inc. Maria Van Laanen
Kathy DeVries
Bergstrom Automotive Carew Concrete & Supply Co., Inc. Patty VanRyzin
Julia Drobeck
Donated by the Employees of Consolidated Construction, Inc. Melinda Vonderahe
Alyce Dumke
Crystal Print Employment Resource Group Inc. Barbara Weir
Tammy Ebben
Goodwill NCW FastSigns Mike Weller
Tara Fletcher
HRH Insurance Services, Inc. f.c. dadson. inc. Mary Ann Wepfer
Cindy Foley
Kimberly-Clark Corporation Festival Foods Mary Wettstein
Shannon Fredrick
Kevin and Julie McNamara Friese & Co Interior Design Joe Williamson
Alexa Gabriel
Chuck and Barb Merry and Furnishings — Diana Schauder John Wollner
John Gilliland
Kim ZwiersAnnual Partners
©Kristin Schroeder/Fox Cities Performing Arts Center
Annual Partners attend the Chairman’s Dinner in February.
as of 6/30/07
The Fox Cities Performing Arts Center wishes to thank our Annual Partners who provide the support to help
subsidize the cost of presenting spectacular performing arts attractions, cultural and educational programs
and general operational expenses.
LEADER Town & Country Electric Dr. Lowell and Mary Peterson
$100,000 + Wisconsin Energy Foundation Kathi and Steve Seifert
The Boldt Company Allan and Marvel Williamson
William and Bettijo Heckrodt
GOLD
$10,000 - 24,999 SILVER
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Foundation $5,000 - 9,999
Anonymous (1)
AnchorBank fsb
PLATINUM Affinity St. Elizabeth Hospital
Badger Plug Company
$50,000 - 99,999 Air Wisconsin Airlines Corporation Josephine Buchanan
Bemis Company, Inc. Ralph and Marge Ballinger The Business Bank
Bergstrom Corporation O.C. and Pat Boldt Candlewood Suites
Miller Electric and ITW Bonnie and Robert Buchanan Cellcom
Broadway Across America Bruce and Nancy Chudacoff
Miron Construction Co., Inc. Mike Cisler and Sarah Traas
Oshkosh Truck and Pierce Mfg. CR Meyer
CopperLeaf Boutique Hotel & Spa
Saturn Gannett Foundation/The Post-Crescent Fox Cities Stadium Charitable Fund*
Hand and Upper Extremity Center Godfrey & Kahn Attys. at Law
DIAMOND John and Marilyn Gilbert Fund* Chuck and Barb Merry
$25,000 - 49,999 JPMorgan Chase Michiels Fox Banquets Rivertyme Catering
Appleton Papers Inc. Jewelers Mutual Insurance Company Radisson Paper Valley Hotel
Residence Inn by Marriott - Appleton
Banta Corporation Kimberly-Clark Corporation Walter and Amelia Rugland
Jan C. Bax, M.D., Ph.D. Leech Charitable Fund*
Community First Credit Union M&I Bank
SECURA Insurance Companies Menasha Corporation Foundation * Fund within the Community Foundation
for the Fox Valley Region, Inc.John and Margaret Schmerein Julie Schaller-Schmidt and John Mark and Cheryl Perkins US Bank
William and Barbara Schmidt Schmidt Bruce and Sarah Paynter Valley Insurance Associates, Inc
Becky and Jon Stellmacher Charles and Diane Siekman Michael and Kathleen Reese Rik and Margot Warch
Susan Stockton and William Garvin Tim and Missi Snelling Jeff and Jone Riester Wells Fargo Bank
ThedaCare Mark and Ann Steinmetz Schenck Business Solutions
Ticketmaster Dave and Shirley Strange Tom and Pat Schinabeck PRODUCING
John and Susan Toussaint Mary A. Strange Shirley A. Schmidt PARTNER
Tweet/Garot Mechanical, Inc. Pat and Jan Thompson Tom and Mary Schmidt $750 - 1,499
Woodward Radio Group Cathie Tierney and Maury Dresang Barbara and Richard Stack Anonymous (1)
Dr. and Mrs. David and Tari Toivonen Laurie and Jim Steffen AZCO, INC.
CHAIRMAN’S Bob and Elinor Underhill Jim and Maria Steinmetz Dr. Dave and Sarah Anderla
PARTNER Mike and Peggy Weller TDS Metrocom Omar and Leah Atassi
$2,500 - 4,999 Dr. Thomas and Elizabeth Witek Time Warner Cable
Associated Bank Don and Janet Turner * Fund within the Community Foundation
Associated Financial Group PRESIDENT’S Steve and Peri Tyink for the Fox Valley Region, Inc.
Baylake Bank PARTNER
Dick and Jennifer Bergstrom $1,500 - 2,499 George Wendt signs an autograph for an Annual Partner at the
John and Dianne Bergstrom American National Bank Fox Cities Twelve Angry Men cast party in the Founders Room.
Doug and Gayle Buth Naomi and Dennis Bahcall
Citizens Bank Bassett Mechanical
Wendy, Dan, Catie and Tommy Clausz Robert and Susan T. Brown
Geoff Crowley Bob and Maxine Brucker
Alice Curler Frances Burstein
Cypress Homes & Realty Jay and Susan Bush
Employment Resource Group, Inc. John and Rose Bykowski
Jud and Mary Beth Fowler Christensen Heating & A/C Inc.
Michael Gavronski and Debra Terry Lea and Jeff Curler
Great Northern Corporation Lloyd and Alyce Dumke
James and Jane Hayes C. Raymond and Mary Durkee
Heid Music & The Big Noise Steve and Mary Evans
Sharon and Dale Hulce Evans Title Companies
Steve Jahnke Mary and Dave Gitter
Johnson Bank Mame and Dan Heaney
Johnson Controls, Inc. Chad Hershner and Jeff Amstutz
William and Dorian Jordan Paul J. and Nancy Hoffman
Keller, Planners-Architects-Builders Ray and Mary Hosmer
©Kristin Schroeder/Fox Cities Performing Arts Center
Linda Kennedy and Steve Lande Integrity Insurance
Paul and Brenda Klister Family Lynne and Robert Keller
Polly and Tim Lehman Phil and Rachael Keller-Graebel
John and Sally Mielke Marne Keller-Krikava and Alec Krikava
Ken and Peggy Philippi Patti and Dennis Long
Tom Prosser Judy Merritt
Radiology Associates of Appleton Jeff and Kim Miller
Radiology Associates of the Fox Valley Pete and Marla Nelson
Doug and Carla Salmon Foundation John and Sandy NussbaumANNUAL PARTNERS Patrick and Carrie Hawley OMNNI Associates Ron and Darlene Coley
Producing Partner (continued) Jim and Tammy Hemmen Andrew and Elise Oppmann James and Gail Cummings
Patrick and Nikki Curran
Dan and Sue Began Bill and Fran Henry The Ourada Family Henry and Margaret Czachor
Robert and Cynthia Belgam Donald and Marilyn Jens Hetzler Pinnacle Perspectives Michael and Priscilla Daniels
BLC Community Bank Robert and Kathryn Hieronimczak Gail Popp Pete and Judy Derocher
Don and Bonnie Brandenburg Michael and Marcia Hittle Pete and Cindy Prodoehl Curt and Jean Detjen Fund*
Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Drew
Century 21 First Realty Hometown Bank Jim and Chris Putman
Yvette and Ronald Dunlap
Mark and Katie Chelsky Jeffrey and Susan Hoppa Keith and Andrea Rohde David and Kay Eggert
Manny and Young Choi Lou and Joanne Horn John and Pat Salisbury Mary and Jordan Endries
Coating Excellence International, LLC HRH Insurance Services, Inc. David and Carolyn Schuelke Virginia W. Ernest
Community Bank and Trust Ironwood Foundation Tom and Jan Scullen Deb Fantini
Debra and Peter Garetson
Stephen and Kathryn Correia In memory of Ed and Nancy Jahnke Tim and Mary Jo Seline Harold and Marlene Gensler
Robert and Deborah DeKoch Steve and Nancy Johnshoy Bill Selle Dirk and Maureen Fisher
Dental Associates, Ltd. Anne and Paul Karch Shana Shallue and Phillip Reisweber Brian and Jauna Flanagan
Directions Howard and Mary Kidd Sue and Larry Silton Aida and Dan Flick
Edson P. and Lisa K. Foster
Steve and Angie Dungar Don Koskinen Michael Speer
Michael and Corrine Ganther
Jo Egelhoff and David Schnarsky Cosette L. Lang Rollie and Sue Ellen Stephenson Chick and Peggy Fenlon
Bill Jr. and Gail Engler Karen and Maury Laws Ron and Marilyn Stroud Dr. Michael Gitter
Daniel and Elizabeth Flaherty Jim and Marcy Lee Maria and Chad Van Laanen Charlie and Beverly Goff
Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Flaherty Legacy Private Trust Co. Robert E. Vlach Jr. Bob and Kathy Golz
Tom and Mary Grace
Fox Valley Spring Company, Inc. Keith and Catherine Livingston Kevin and Mitzy Wasco Mr. and Mrs. F. James Grist
Fox Valley Tool & Die Inc. Jerry and Karen Lyons Dennis and Mary Ann Wepfer Thomas and Linda Grow
Janelle and Scott Fuhrmann Cheryl McChesney and Kevin Garrett Graham and Barbara Werner John and Carolyn Gusmer
Peter and Cheryl Gianopoulos McMahon Group Tim and Jane Zuck Jon and Joy Hagen
Bart and Greta Hammond
Allan and Elizabeth Gibson Mechanical Contractors Association
John and Judy Hanson
Jay and Peggy Gottleib Douglas and Erica Meyer CONTRIBUTING Mary and Jeff Harp-Jirschele
Dean and Pam Gruner George P. Mueller PARTNER Fred and Wendy Hauser
Gary Gunderson Mike and Vicky Mueller $350 - 749 Marty and Kelli Heindel
Richard and Barbara Gunderson Marvin Murphy and Ruth Ann Heeter Anonymous (3) Greg and Kelly Helein
Peter and Mary Abraham Jim and Janet Hemmen
Mayor Timothy Hanna Halsey and Alice North Jamil and Kitty Alaily Gerald and Barbara Henley
Mark and Jill Austin Pat Hetland
Jeff, Tracy, Jefferson & McKenzie Badger Donald and Kristine Hietpas
Stanley and Lucia Baehman Dean V. and Patricia A. High
Barbara Ballard and David Wuestenberg Judy and Ken Hocking
John and Diane Barkmeier Gary and Ann Hoerning
Robert J. Bastic II, D.D.S. John and Morgan Hogerty
Kim and David Beiser Griffith and Lois Howell
©Kristin Schroeder/Fox Cities Performing Arts Center
Michael and Mary Ann Bergen The Hunter Family
Joe and Ann Bielinski Mr. and Mrs. Richard Huss
Leon and Karla Blair Jerry and Helene Iverson
Will and Ruth Bloedow Jeff and Jodi Johnson
Darwin and Barbara Bork Ron and Jane Johnson
Jerome and Kristin Bormes Thomas Joseph
Jeffrey S. and Denise R. Burkett Dave and Paula Kamps
Brian P. and Cheryl Z. Casey Mike Kapocius
Blaine and Alice Claypool
Richard Thomas speaks about the importance of the arts while in Paul and Michelle Coenen * Fund within the Community Foundation
town touring with Twelve Angry Men in December. Gary and Bernadine Coley for the Fox Valley Region, Inc.©Kristin Schroeder/Fox Cities Performing Arts Center
Annual Partners listen to Mike Egan, production stage manager for Mamma Mia! talk about the production at the President’s Lunch.
Margaret and Dan Karius Kay and Ron Roberts Pat and Amy Galloway
Frank and Kim Kearny Melanie and Simon Roselaar SUPPORTING PARTNER Jack and Shirley Gillespie
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Kiefer Fred and Ginny Russler $150 - 349 Baylee Gordon
Carl and Jere Kloehn Michael and Marian Sabee Anonymous (6) Marjorie L. Gustman
Jeff and Shelby Knezel Jack and Diane Salentine Curtis and Kathryn Baltz Will and Carol Haack
Kyle Knoke Jim and Diane Sarosiek James and Kay Bartz Patricia Harvey
Susan and Gregory Knudson Mark and Jane Savides Barry and Eve Bauschek John and Lois Haugner
Jerry and Jackie Kobierecki Sara and Jeff Saxby Mary Bayorgeon Jim and Pat Hausler
Frank and Jean Koffend Hans and Suzanne Schlecht Len and Lee Beard John and Kathy Heck
Karen Kramer Luke and Donna Schmalz Patrick and Sandra Began Kathy Hedrich
James and Julie-Anne Kress Ron and Mary Schuelke Edward and Susan Benedict Robert and Mildred Herder
Wally and Debbie Krueger David and Kristine Sexton Wm and Mary Bergstrom Ms. Lillian Herman
Glen and Jean LaFrombois Mike and Sue Siddall Jim and Sue Blair Jane Herring, in memory of Marge Gustman
Larry and Penny Lancaster Dr. Michael and Nancy Small Mr. and Mrs. Jerome A. Boettcher Jeff and Lisa Hesson
Richard and Kathleen Lane Peggy and John Sturm Linda Boldt Chuck and Joanne Hoffmann
Judith and Daniel Lange Timothy and Lynn Suess Terry and Kate Bomier Dr. Nancy J. Homburg
Sue and John Larson Thomas and Joleen Swadley Charles and Joyce Bongers Robert and Mary Huber
John and Carol Lawson David and Karen Thomsen Dave and Evelyn Bromwell Ron and Marcie Janz
Susan and Larry Livengood Joe and Cindy Thornton Fred and Carol Burdett Mark and Tobi Johannsen
Sandra K. Madden Roland and Judy Tonnell Tom and Kate Burgess Jeff and Debbie Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Martin Ron and Karen Toshner Dr. and Mrs. John T. Campbell Janet Johnson
Bob and Judy Mickelson Thomas A. Tranetzki Nancy Lee Carter Kenneth and Carol Johnston
James F. Miller Richard and Kay VanDeWeghe Gordon Case Zoltan and Kathryn Kadar
Tim and Ann Moe Bruce and Patricia VanRyzin Larry and Joyce Casey Jacquelyn King and William Stoeger
Linda and Keith Murie Dale Von Behren Dr. Bill and Paula Chandler Jim and Dorene Koehne
Don and Jill Murrow Jim and Tina Wangerin Dennis and Nancie Chuchel Kelly and Sheila Kornely
Gale and Tim Nickels Deborah Warick Daniel and Helen Cloud Carole Kortenhof
Frank and Marilyn Ossian Bill and Mary Welch Susan Conzelman Dr. Penny L. Krampien
Carl and Renee Otto Dale and Carol Westphal Tim and Lauren Cross Daniel Kubsh
Fred and Barbara Pahl Wyon and Mary Jo Wiegratz De and Dan Dalum Scott Kranzusch and John Laabs
James Parker George and Mary Wisnet R. Danielson Robert and Marian Latzko
Ed and Sue Patschke Lorraine and Giles Wittig Terry and Marsha Dawson Russel and Lynn Lichte
Rad and Bev Radke Barbara Ballard and David Wuestenberg Miriam L. Douglass John and Ronda Liebmann
John and Sarah Ranes DeDe Yankoski Leo H. Eberhardt Frances Lindemuth
John and Nancy Reader Dr. Jeff and Holly Zander Leo and Rosella Eimmerman
Lyle and Victoria Reigel Jay and Diane Zempel Gail and Bruce Enke * Fund within the Community Foundation
Paul and Barbara Ristau Doris M. Zwack Anne Formon for the Fox Valley Region, Inc.ANNUAL PARTNERS Tom and Pat Rodgers PROUD PARTNER Susan Delrow
Supporting Partner (continued) Kenneth and Barbara Roloff $50 - 149 Jon and Sue Derksen
Michael and Mary Lokensgard Sherry and Jim Rougeux Anonymous (19) Robert and Marina de Wet
Bob and Deb Loomis Richard and Kathy Ruhsam Tom and Jan Abendroth Bonnie Dignam
Mark and Mary Loper Sue and David Schini Cheri Anderson Thomas and Mary Ditter
Rick and Cindi Luft Betty Schmidt Ronald K. Anderson Patrick and Susan Doherty
Robert Lyle Stevie and Ed Schmidt The Arndt Family Judy and Carl Dohr
Jack Arter Ruth E. D’Orazio
Donna M. Malone William and Cheryl Schmidt
David and Violet Bailin Family Fund* Charles and Janet Dougherty
Gail A. Malott Don and Karen Schneider
Steve and Diane Barnett Nan and Bob Douglas
Dennis and Quinn Martinson J. Thomas and Emmalee G. Schomisch Park and Katie Drescher
Richard Barta
Mr. and Mrs. James Mauthe Paul and Mary Schulz Leo P. Driessen
Chuck and Dorothy Bauer
Timothy and Susan May Ms. Marion Shepard Susan Eich
Rieck and Sandra Beiersdorf
Paul and Barb McCann Bob and Char Sigman Dean and Ann Einspahr
Sharon A. Bergsma
Jim and Nancy McGinnity Joan R. Smith William J. Bero, Jr. James and Elayne Emmons
Linda and Frank McKinney Van and Nancy Smith Richard and Barbara Best Catherine Etheridge
Charlie and Judi Miller Kevin and Angela Sours Ed and Dee Bierl Michael and Patricia Exarhos
Jim and Mary Milslagle Marilyn Spieth Alan and Sharon Blake Bob and Jan Fahrbach
Marian Wolfe Ming Wayne and Ruth Streck Lou and Corine Blasczyk John and Sharon Fenlon
Cindy A. Mischler Ed and Stephanie Streeter Joanne K. Bogenschutz Linda Freed
Charles and Roxanna Morgan Mary Sturtevant Dr. James and Mona Bouressa Rebecca Freeman and Stephen Fusfeld
Dan Napuck William Totzke Gene and Mitzi Britton Stephen Freschl
Todd and Ellen Needham Bill and Gloria Tubbs Ray and Mary Kay Brock Margaret A. Fulton
James M. Odland Mike Upchurch Family Kathryn Bronk Douglas Gabel
Mike and Marcia Ostwald Bruce and Carol Valk Jason Burridge Gary and Michelle Gawinski
The Caddigans Joan and Bill Geenen
Kathryn Pettis Mary Alice Vanden Heuvel
Margaret Carroll Carleton and Mardelle Giese
Elizabeth and John Pfeifer Dick and Teena Van Driest
Phil and Katie Cartwright Martha Gilpin
Judy B. Phillips Dr. Michael and Stephanie Vrabec Mr. and Mrs. Brian Glass
Mark and Marilyn Catlin
Bill and Carol Pingel Kathy Vogel and Michael Wage Sheena and John Glass
Renee Caufert
Carol Plank Christine Waters Gary and Pam Griesbach
Barbara Coniff
Howard and Charlene Porter Lisa and Phil Weiner Jeann Gruett
Larry and Jennifer Cornell
Denise and Robert Prehn Bill Wingren Peder Culver Mr. and Mrs. Leslie W. Gunter
Thomas Purdy Dr. Waldemar and Alice Wolfmeyer Marilyn Cyr David and Chintana Haas
Bill and Natalie Raaths Raymond and Patricia Wuerger Lynn and Catherine Davis Bob and Sheila Hallada
Carol M. Radtke Beth and Bill Wyman Bonnie DeBraal Mrs. Leslie B. Hamilton
Mark and Theresa Rechner Steven and Brigid Yeomans Nancy DeCaire Jane Harmon
Randy and Michele Reichardt Pam and Terry Zielinski Tonya and Paul Dedering Jack and Georgie Harris
Trina Reynolds Lee and Yvonne DeGroot Gail A. Harrmann
Tania Hassler
Barbara Hastie
“ As the owners of a family business in the Fox Laura A. Henke
Lisa Hennessey
Cities, we were anxious to contribute to the P.A.C. Polly and Peter Hensen
John and Kathryn Herb
to help improve the downtown with a facility Don and Eileen Herrling
Tom and Sue Hierl
E.J. Higgins
where people of all ages can enjoy the arts for Ken and Diane Hill
Norbert and Mary Anne Hill
years to come. Our sponsorship helps support the Jean and Scott Hiller
Richard and Diane Hilsabeck
arts which we think are important for the good of Ken Hischke
Brian Hoefs
the community.” Nikki Hoerig
Mr. Emmett Hoks
* Fund within the Community Foundation
— Christensen Heating and A/C, Inc., Annual Partner for the Fox Valley Region, Inc.John and Diane Hotynski
Mark and Abbie Huebner
Brennan and Ellen Hussey
Dr. James and LaVerne Jeffrey
Gordon and Mary Jeppson
The Johnson Family
Judy T. Johnson
Robert Johnson
Vicky Johnson
Kerry and Larry Jones
Peter C. Kelly
Steven G. Kent
Suzanne and Dick Kewley
Kenneth A. Klein
Ann and Walt Kleman
Ann P. Kloehn
Janis K. Kloehn
Jerry and Selma Knoepfel
Chuck and Sue Koehler
Joseph and Donna Koelbl
Gilbert Koula and Janine Buffo
©Ken Cobb
John and Simone Kriegl
James and Nancy Kuebler
Anthony Kuenzl
Gary and Karen Lee Lachey
Patrons enjoy a Premium Season Ticket Holder preshow reception before All Shook Up in October.
Daniel Lallensack
John and Molly Landis Edwin and Jean Ogurek David and Carolynn Schoening Gerald and Sharon Vogt
Patrick and Bonnie Landreman Wendy S. Olson Dave and Ann Schuh Jan and Nancy Volk
Jaime Lang Roger and Nancy Orlady Mark and Katie Schuh Dr. Dieter M. Voss and Ruth L. Voss
Rick and Mary Langan Roger W. Palek Frederick and Vivian Schutte Fredrick Wagner
David and Karen Lee Alan and Lorna Parmenter Karen Schweigert Brian and Catherine Wallace
Marjorie Leffin Julie and Gregory Pawlak Paula S. Sengstock Ruth J. Weber
Tom and Jeannie Leske David H. and Suzanne J. Peck Frank and Marilyn Shearer Andrew Wenzel
Helen Limberg Joe and Lucy Perez Jane and Tad Shepard Dallas and Mary Werner
Greg and Kay Lockhart Lynn and John Peters Alan and Audrey Sherrill Sue and Al West
Mike and Linda Loomis Ms. Terrie Pohjola Selwyn Shmitt Donna Weyenberg
Patricia G. Loy Edward and Betty Polacek Don and Barbara Smith Pamela Wheeler
Cary and Neal Luitjens Connie Prasher Raymond A. Smith Howard and Mary Whitehead
Sue Lundberg Joan M. Radford Carala Spengler Corinne Wocelka
David and Judith Madison Rich and Harriet Redman Roberta G. Sprowl Doris Wolf
Cynthia and David Maltry Deb Reimer Eunice Stevens Rosemarie Worcester
Rich and Kim Mantey Paul and Nancy Reis Robert and Linda Storma Lynn and Mary Wussow
Jane Mariuzza Fred and Marie Rettler Tom and Pam Streur John and Phyllis Zeiss
Marlin Marks Mr. and Mrs. Ray P. Rex Kenneth and Kathryn Suess Jan Zenner
LeRoy and Diane Matuszak Patricia and Gerald Rickman Dave and Jan Tews Mary A. Zovnic
Steve and Beverly McCann Jim and Allie Riedl LaJoy Thern
M.R. Micki McCoy R.C. Timothy Riley John Thiel and Dr. Kimberly Johnson-Thiel
David and Mary McKay Harold and Mernie Roloff Allison Thome
Helen McKean Ken and Rose Romenesko Jack and Jan Travis
Bob McMahon Ron and Kaye Rossow Marvin and Lois Trettin
Joanne Meier Thomas Route Deb and Rich Trombly
Roberta Miles Fred A. and Elaine M. Ruppel Barbara Uehling
Michael and Paula Morgen Ron and Faith Sanderfoot Dave and Mary Van Dyke
Larry Musich Wilbur and Marla Sarino Jeff and Sue Van Eperen
Joseph R. Nelesen Steve and Chris Sarokin Bob and Jean Vande Hey
Douglas and Patricia Nelson Timothy R. Schellinger Dave and Kathy Vanden Boogaard
Joanne Novotny Craig W.C. Schmidt Dorothy K. VanLoo
Alice Schnell Carol Ventura * Fund within the Community Foundation
John D. and Elizabeth O’Connell
for the Fox Valley Region, Inc.Contributors
©Kristin Schroeder/Fox Cities Performing Arts Center
as of 6/30/07
The Fox Cities Performing Arts Center is proud to be creating programs that encourage support from the
following individuals and organizations. Through their support we are able to ensure our programs remain
accessible to the community.
GRANTS MEMORIAL IN-KIND
Opportunity Fund within the Community OR HONORARY GIFTS John and Dianne Bergstrom
Foundation for the Fox Valley Region, Inc. In honor of O.C. Boldt Foxley’s Gallery Ltd.
The Soweto Gospel Choir performance was In memory of John Streur OMNNI Associates, Inc.
supported in part by the Performing Arts Outlook Group Corp.
Fund, a program of Arts Midwest funded MATCHING GIFT Rueckl Studio
by the National Endowment for the Arts The Seasons, an American Bistro
ORGANIZATIONS
with additional contributions from General Kathi and Steve Seifert
Citigroup Foundation
Mills Foundation, Land O’ Lakes Foundation Vande Walle’s Candies
Eli Lilly and Company Foundation
and the Wisconsin Arts Board. Zuppas
Gannett Foundation, Inc.
The Post-Crescent IBM Corporation - Matching Grants Program
Frank C. Shattuck Community Fund, within Illinois Tool Works Foundation MEDIA PARTNERS
the Community Foundation for the Fox Johnson Controls Foundation NBC 26
Valley Region, Inc. JPMorgan Chase Foundation WFRV-TV
Kimberly-Clark Foundation WLUK-TV
The Arts Alive! series and Thrivent Financial
The May Department Stores Company WHBY
for Lutherans Education Series was
Foundation WNAM
supported in part by the Wisconsin Arts
Neenah Paper Inc. Matching Gift Center WPR
Board with funds from the State of
The Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts WROE
Wisconsin.
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans The Post-Crescent
Wisconsin Department of Tourism, Joint
Unilever Matching Gift Grants Foundation Fox Cities Magazine
Effort Marketing
Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. Women Magazine
Wisconsin Energy Corporation Foundation Yellow Book“We
“We are
are blessed
blessed with
with aa 500+
500+
volunteer
volunteer force
force who
who give
give so
so
generously
generously of
of their
their time
time to
to
ensure
ensure our
our patrons
patrons have
have the
the best
best
experience
experience possible.”
possible.”
--Susan
SusanStockton,
Stockton ,president
president
©Kristin Schroeder/Fox Cities Performing Arts CenterCapital Campaign Gifts
©Ken Cobb
as of 6/30/07
The Fox Cities Performing Arts Center — a place of education, enlightenment and cultural exchange — became
a reality through the generous contributions of thousands who shared a common vision for our community.
We thank you for your support.
FOUNDER ANGEL Judson and Mary Beth Fowler
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Bemis Company Foundation Fox River Mall
John and Dianne Bergstrom Jo, Bonnie and Robert Buchanan John and Ann Gillen
Richard and Jennifer Bergstrom John and Marilyn Gilbert Richard and Barbara Gunderson
The Boldt Company Joan B. Leech Chris, Evie, Dana and Hans Hartwig
O.C. and Pat Boldt Marshall & Ilsley Foundation Heid Music & The Big Noise
Fox Cities Convention & Visitors Bureau Frank C. Shattuck Community Fund JanSport, Inc.
William and Bettyjo Heckrodt U.S. Oil/Schmidt Family John J. and Ethel D. Keller
Kimberly-Clark Corporation Herb Kohl Charities
Marilee and V.I. Minahan The Little Bits Fund
PATRON Miller Electric Mfg. Co.
Steve and Kathi Seifert Anonymous (1)
Miron Construction Co., Inc.
Margaret Boldt Anderson Trust
John and Sandy Nussbaum
BUILDER Appleton
Oshkosh Truck Foundation, Inc.
Banta Corporation Foundation Don and Marie Belcher
Plexus Corp.
Menasha Corporation/Foundation Bere’ Foundation
Robert and Roberta Krempin Roloff
Mielke Family Foundation Bergstrom Automotive Employees
Amelia and Walter Rugland
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Employees Renee and Tom Boldt
Doug and Carla Salmon
Robert W. and Susan Taylor Brown
SECURA Insurance Companies
In Memory of Gus & Josie Buchanan
Cynthia and Carl Stiehl
CR Meyer
Tri County Distributors
The Community Foundation
Wisconsin Energy Foundation
J. James and Althea DavisSTAR Dave and Marilyn Bernard W. Dudley and Rebecca A. Lehman Harriet A. and Charles J. Schubert
Air Wisconsin Airlines Corp. Jerome and Kristin Bormes David and Lynn LeMahieu Tim and Joann Schwan & Family
Anchor Appetizer Group Dr. Stephen and Norma Brink Lynn and Chuck McCarrell Bill and Ruth Selle
Associated Bank - Fox Valley Maxine and Bob Brucker McClone Insurance Group John and Mary Sensenbrenner
AZCO INC. Dr. Bill and Paula Chandler Dr. Charles and Lesley McKee William August Siekman
Jan C. Bax, M.D., Ph.D. Dr. Mark and Kathryn Chelsky McMahon Group Brad and Kathy Smith Foundation
Frances L. Burstein & Dr. Penny L. CMD Corporation Thomas D. and Cheryl K. Melsen In Memory of Mary T. Stumpf
Krampien Coldwell Banker Real Estate Group Merrill Lynch John and Susan Toussaint
Doug and Gayle Buth Crystal Print, Inc. Foundation Chuck and Barb Merry U.S. Bank
Bruce and Nancy Chudacoff Howard and Alice Curler John and Sally Mielke Bob and Elinor Underhill
Community First Credit Union Jeff and Lea Curler Harold and Doris Miller Family Tom and Linda Van Wyk
Robert C. DiRenzo Family Dr. David and Tia Duppler Stewart and Henry Mills Families Dr. Todd and Andrea Van Ye
Woody and Ann Eno Harold and Geri Ellsworth George P. Mueller Virchow, Krause & Company, LLP
Robert and Virginia Ernest Jim and Linda Esler Terry and Victoria Mulder Voith Fabrics
Steve and Mary Evans/Evans Title Dr. Timothy and Joan Flaherty Octoberfest Warehouse Specialists, Inc.
Gannett Foundation/ Patty and Joe Franzoi Carol and Bruce Olson Graham and Barbara Werner
The Post-Crescent Janelle and Scott Fuhrmann OMNNI Associates Ron and Colleen Weyers
Paul O. and Carol H. Gehl Galloway Company Dr. Thomas and Suzanne O’Regan Steve and Teri Winter
Hayes Mfg./Sonoco Products Co. Tony and Jane Garton Warren and Sandra Parsons Woodward Radio Group
James R. and Jane E. Hayes Michael Gavronski and Debra Terry Mark and Cheryl Perkins Zaug’s Vending & Food Service
Johnson Controls Foundation Godfrey & Kahn, Attys. at Law Natalie and Bill Raaths Doris M. Zwack
JPMorgan Chase Dr. Richard and Karen Gosse Michael and Marian Sabee
Paul and Brenda Klister Family Grant Thornton LLP Tom and Emilie Sabol Family
Jim and Bonnie Krueger Margaret E. Gresl Jim and Madeleine Sargent
Lynn and Lindalee MacDonald Gunderson Cleaners and Uniform Schenck Business Solutions
Bruce and Carol Nicholson The Hand and Upper Extremity Center
Douglas and Myrtle Ogilvie of Northeast Wisconsin
The Thomas J. Prosser Family John A. and Judy A. Hanson
Radisson Paper Valley Hotel Hartwig Family Foundation
David and Kim Ritzow Donald and Jean Hayes
SCA Tissue North America Robert and Sue Hayes Family
William and Barbara Schmidt Frank and Florence Heckrodt
©Kristin Schroeder/Fox Cities Performing Arts Center
Becky and Jon Stellmacher Michael and Marcia Hittle
Roland and Sue Stephenson Mark and Meg Hunsader
Town & Country Electric Insurance Services, Inc.
Clarence and Dolores Wallace Don F. and Betty Jabas
The Yazbak Family Jewelers Mutual Insurance Co.
Helen and Gus Zuehlke Ron and Jane Johnson
Dick and Carolyn Jones
PERFORMER The Fred T. Kampo Family
AnchorBank fsb Frank and Kim Kearny Family
Badger Plug Company Dr. Howard and Mary Kidd
Robert W. Baird & Co. Foundation Dr. Robert R. and Susan D. Kinde
Phil and Eileen Latreille Robert Kennedy, Jr. speaks in the Founders Room while
Bel / Kaukauna U.S.A.
Ione and Vincent Berg & Family Polly and Tim Lehman attending the Wisconsin Governor’s Conference on Tourism.You can also read
