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COMMUNITY
IMPACT REPORT
2018
Louisville Public Media COMMUNITY IMPACT REPORT 2018 1
A Note From LPM’s President
Dear Friends,
I joined Louisville Public Media because I believe journalism is a public service that makes our democracy work. I believe a great city is only great when it has vibrant music
and arts. And I believe when we work together, we can see past our differences and understand each other more deeply.
Louisville Public Media has long been driven by these principles. Every day, we work to provide you with the news and information you need to make informed decisions
about our community and our world via 89.3 WFPL. We seek to expose wrongdoing and protect the vulnerable with our work at the Kentucky Center for Investigative
Reporting. We chronicle the generational shifts in our region through the Ohio Valley ReSource.
We produce journalism that keeps you informed and makes our community and its institutions better.
We know that cities are defined in many ways by the art and music they produce. And here in Louisville, we have a special scene. We highlight that every day on 91.9 WFPK
— in our programming, at Waterfront Wednesday and the many concerts we help produce, and in the knowledge of the voices you trust to lead your discovery of new music.
We understand the inherent value of classical music for our community, and through 90.5 WUOL, we bring it to your homes, offices, cars and anywhere you are. We also
know the power of music education, and so we work in schools and community centers to teach young people, because music and arts are vital to a well-rounded education.
We also know that it takes a lot to navigate the world today, and Louisville has never had a more vibrant social life. That’s why Do502 is here for you, working every day to
provide a comprehensive guide to the events happening all around us.
I’ve always thought of Louisville Public Media as a public service institution. We are here not to tell you what to think or like, but to provide you with what you need to make
informed choices in your life. We do it without fear or favor. We do it because we love this community.
That is powerful impact. On this website, you’ll see that impact chronicled in various ways — through storytelling, membership, audience, engagement, revenue, and service,
among others.
Your support makes it all possible. So thank you — for helping us get to where we are, and for joining us to build a strong foundation for the future.
Louisville Public Media COMMUNITY IMPACT REPORT 2018 2“…information is an essential community need. It is as real a
need as education, jobs, housing and a vibrant cultural life.”
— John S. and James L. Knight Foundation
MISSION VISION
Because an informed and educated citizenry is vital to a To be the essential community resource for news and culture,
healthy democracy and a thriving city, Louisville Public Media filling the void in local journalism and cultural programming;
provides broad access to news and cultural programming that to lead the way in the development of new technologies which
is free from commercial and political influence. keep the public aware, informed, and engaged; to be the
primary convener of discussion about the key issues affecting
our diverse community.
Louisville Public Media COMMUNITY IMPACT REPORT 2018 3WHO WE REACH
Weekly Broadcast Unique Monthly Web Monthly Stream Monthly Podcast
Listeners Visitors Listeners Downloads
213,900* 192,000 44,000 92,000
* Copyright © 2018 Produced by RRC from The Nielsen
Company. Nielsen Topline Radio Ratings, Spring 2018,
Louisville TSA, Persons 12+, Monday-Sunday, 6 a.m.–
Midnight, Cume (Aggregate).
Social Media Do502.com LPM Hosted Kids Reached Through
Followers Events Events Education Programs
119,344 48,372 78 5,595
Louisville Public Media COMMUNITY IMPACT REPORT 2018 4WHO WE REACH
89.3 WFPL News is an independent, Louisville’s Fine Arts Station gives life to our WFPK is our region’s award-winning hub for
nonpartisan daily news outlet that reports city’s cultural community. With 24/7 classical independent, alternative music and American
on our city, state and region without fear or music and fine arts features, interviews gems like jazz and bluegrass. We introduce
favor. We do fact-based reporting that is free and event listings, we offer a unique local you to significant new music, connect you
from political and corporate influence. We connection. We champion area artists and to Louisville’s best and play your long-time
are a community supported 501(c)(3) and cultural institutions, and we offer an escape favorites for an eclectic mix. And we bring our
NPR affiliate that produces and distributes from our raucous world with music that feeds community together with regular concerts
daily journalism via broadcast, digital audio the soul and expertise that illuminates the art. and events, such as WFPK Waterfront
and online. Wednesday.
The Kentucky Center for Investigative The Ohio Valley ReSource is a regional Do502 is Louisville’s go-to calendar service.
Reporting is a nonprofit, nonpartisan journalism collaborative reporting on We provide event listings for more than 150
newsroom that produces investigative economic and social change in Kentucky, Ohio venues and organizations across the metro
journalism that affects you, your and West Virginia. With support from the area. We also serve as the how-to manual for
neighborhood, and your Commonwealth. Corporation for Public Broadcasting, seven experiencing the city. Want to do Derby or
Our mission is to protect society’s most public media outlets across the three states Forecastle right? Want to know what bars allow
vulnerable citizens, expose wrongdoing partner to form the ReSource in order to dogs, who has the best tacos, or which brunch
in the public and private sectors, increase strengthen news coverage of the area’s most spots are family-friendly? Our lists have you
transparency in government and hold leaders important issues, including the economy, covered.
accountable. energy, environment, food, health and
infrastructure.
Louisville Public Media COMMUNITY IMPACT REPORT 2018 52018 HIGHLIGHTS
TALLIS AND TECH THE POPE’S LONG CON FERDINAND THE BULL
With Tallis and Tech: A Virtual Reality Choral The Pope’s Long Con is a Peabody Award- WUOL’s Sara Calloway and Shawn
Experience, 90.5 WUOL partnered with winning five-part podcast that focused on Hennessey of Squallis Puppeteers partnered
the Louisville Chamber Choir and Kent former Kentucky Rep. Dan Johnson’s life to create a traveling show for children
Hatteberg to pair Tallis’ masterpiece with of fraud and deceit, including allegations based on Ferdinand the Bull. They visited
21st century technology: VR/360 video and of arson and sexual assault of a minor. 25+ schools, sharing live classical music,
sound. WUOL’s team recorded Tallis’ Spem Lawmakers called for Johnson’s resignation puppetry and storytelling with more than
in alium, sung by the Louisville Chamber within hours of the story’s publication, and 2,000 children.
Choir, in Louisville at 21c Museum Hotel, St. Louisville’s mayor demanded that police
James Catholic Church and the elevator of reopen their investigation into the alleged
the Brown Hotel. The result is a remarkable sexual assault. The podcast was reported by
new way to experience some of the world’s R.G. Dunlop and Jacob Ryan and produced
oldest music. by Laura Ellis. The full team credited on the
series included editors Brendan McCarthy,
Erica Peterson and Stephen George; web
developer Alexandra Kanik; and creative
director Sean Cannon.
Louisville Public Media COMMUNITY IMPACT REPORT 2018 62018 HIGHLIGHTS
COMPLETION OF $7 MILLION INVESTIGATIVE REPORTING WITH LPM ACQUIRES Do502.com
CAPITAL CAMPAIGN IMPACT
In 2017, Louisville Public Media acquired
Louisville Public Media celebrated KyCIR’s Kate Howard learned that Louisville the assets of the popular citywide calendar
the completion of its newly renovated Metro Police officers were quietly helping service Do502. LPM has partnered with
headquarters and the completion of its immigration agents as they enforce federal Austin-based DoStuff Media to continue
“Raise Your Voice” campaign with a public law, a practice in contrast with statements operating Do502.com and the Do502
open house and block party celebration. The from city leaders and the “compassionate app, and expanded the calendar to include
event featured NPR President and CEO Jarl city” image they project. The reporting took a broad range of cultural, sports, family,
Mohn, and performances by local artists, numerous records requests, interviews educational and community events. Via
including a selection from an original work and months of work. The results were the free Do502, people can find out what’s
about Muhammad Ali that debuted during immediate. Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer happening in the city, share events with
the Louisville Orchestra season.celebration. called for a review within hours of our friends, and easily buy tickets or enter
story’s publication. The police department sweepstakes to win tickets. Do502 is the
created a new policy preventing officers engine powering the event calendars for
from joining Immigration and Customs WFPK, Insider Louisville, New2Lou and
Enforcement agents for “knock and talks,” Fund for the Arts.
as they had been when asked. And the city
council passed an ordinance that made that
policy permanent.
Louisville Public Media COMMUNITY IMPACT REPORT 2018 72018 HIGHLIGHTS
THE NEXT LOUISVILLE WATERFRONT WEDNESDAY MUSIC AND MOVEMENT
This year, WFPL continued The Next 91.9 WFPK Independent Louisville and What happens when a dance party has Top
Louisville project with support from the the Louisville Waterfront Development 40 hits along with Beethoven and Mozart?
Community Foundation of Louisville, digging Corporation hosted the 16th season of Over 1,500 elementary students found
deep on the issue of concentrated poverty the wildly popular WFPK Waterfront out at the end of the school year. Mozart’s
in our community. Reporters examined Wednesday concert series. Thousands Lacrimosa was played as students entered to
disparities in trash can placement, public attended these free summer concerts on take their seats. Beethoven’s 5th Symphony
transit access, and retirement, along with the Waterfront with performances by The was used as a signal to notify students that
telling the stories of people in some of Mavericks, Pokey LaFarge, Strand of Oaks, it was time for a “challenge.” The challenges
these areas who choose to stay in their Low Cut Connie and others. spanned from the best floss dance, to
communities and fight for their future. singing discontinued cartoon themes, to the
lowest limbo.
Louisville Public Media COMMUNITY IMPACT REPORT 2018 82018 HIGHLIGHTS
FLORENCE PRICE WATERFRONT WEDNESDAY MUSIC AND MOVEMENT
90.5 WUOL, in partnership with the In FY 2018, WFPL launched Recut: a weekly Through a partnership with other public
Muhammad Ali Center, presented the podcast taking a closer look at one of the radio stations in Kentucky, WFPL continued
modern-day premiere of a recently stories we’re covering, with the reporter who its in-depth coverage of state government.
discovered string quartet by Florence covered it. Hosted by WFPL News Editor From Frankfort, Kentucky Public Radio
Price. Price is generally considered the first Jonese Franklin (above) and produced by reporter Ryland Barton followed the twists
African-American woman to be recognized WFPL’s Laura Ellis, the podcast clocks in and turns of the legislative process, including
as a symphonic composer. around 15 minutes every week. Through an efforts from state lawmakers to pass major
in-depth conversation, Recut pulls back the pension reform and the teacher protests
curtain on the news process and breaks down that followed.
the story, often including sound that didn’t
make it into the final version.
Louisville Public Media COMMUNITY IMPACT REPORT 2018 92018 HIGHLIGHTS
CURIOUS LOUISVILLE THE MUSIC BOX CLASSICAL CORNER
WFPL continued to experiment with new In March 2018 we released our first episode This year, we added new music activities
ways to engage readers and listeners of The Music Box, a podcast for children about for young people and families to WFPK
through our Curious Louisville project. classical music. Since then we’ve released 5 Waterfront Wednesday. The 90.5 WUOL
Using the Hearken module, our audience episodes and started working on Season 2. Classical Corner has featured DrumSmart,
asked questions about everything from the The first season featured topics about how to KMAC, Squallis Puppeteers, Compass
unique pronunciation of “Loo-ah-vull” to make your own instruments, musical eras, and Quartet, and Louisville Folk School. We’ve
the backstory of Clifton’s “chicken steps.” much more. Season 2 will explore different engaged 500+ families with hands-on music
The staff also used the Curious Louisville elements of music in an effort to support the activities on the Big Four Lawn.
framework for gathering audience questions 50+ new JCPS music teachers.
to pose to the Louisville mayoral candidates
before the May primary, and for soliciting
questions for a news special on the potential
state takeover of Jefferson County Public
Schools.
Louisville Public Media COMMUNITY IMPACT REPORT 2018 1090.5 WUOL
Awards
Peabody Award
Local That Works 2017 Peabody Award, The Pope’s Long Con. The George Foster Peabody Award is
90.5 WUOL was a finalist the highest honor in radio, awarded to 30–60 projects per year out of thousands
for Local That Works, a of submissions from around the country. This is the organization’s second Peabody
competition presented by Award; the first was awarded to WFPL-FM in 1950.
Current, public media’s trade
publication, to identify stations Edward R. Murrow Award
that have “innovative and The Radio Television Digital News Association honors outstanding achievements in electronic journalism.
replicable content, engagement 2018 Regional Award — Overall Excellence
and revenue strategies. 2018 Regional Award — Investigative Reporting for “Louisville Police Don’t Enforce Immigration – But Help The Feds Do It”
2018 Regional Award — Continuing Coverage for “Butchertown Soccer Stadium.”
91.9 WFPK
Best Local Radio Station Investigative Reporters and Editors
91.9 WFPK was recognized as The country’s top investigative journalism association honors the best work in the nation.
“Best Local Radio Station” in · 2017 Investigative Radio – 1st Place – “The Pope’s Long Con“
the 2017 LEO Readers’ Choice · 2017 Investigative Radio – Finalist – “Louisville Police Don’t Enforce Immigration – But Help the Feds Do It“
Awards Louisville Public Media’s news teams took home six first place awards, including an award for Overall Excellence (which included
submissions from everyone in the newsroom).
PRNDI
The Pope’s Long Con won best Other first place awards included:
“Multi-Media Presentation” in
the AA category (competing · Best Reporter for WFPL Arts and Culture Reporter Ashlie Stevens
among the biggest public radio · Digital Coverage for The Pope’s Long Con
stations). · Political Coverage for Ryland Barton’s Capitol reporting
· Investigative Reporting for Kate Howard’s investigation into the relationship between LMPD and ICE
Green Eyeshade Award · And a joint first place award shared with WAVE-3 for the look at Kentucky animal shelters Ralph Dunlop did with John Boel.
The Society of Professional
Journalists’ annual Green Society of Professional Journalists – Louisville Chapter
Eyeshade Awards honor the Seven first place awards including:
best online, radio, print and
television journalism in the · Erica Peterson for Weather/Environmental Writing
southeastern United States. · Kyeland Jackson for Best News Story in the radio/podcasting category
· Laura Ellis for Best Use of Social Media in the radio/podcasting category
2018 Investigative Reporting · Roxanne Scott for Continuing Coverage/Series Reporting in the radio/podcasting category
(Radio) – 1st Place – “Louisville · Ashlie Stevens for Feature Reporting in the radio/podcasting category
Police Don’t Enforce Immigration · Lisa Gillespie for Public Affairs Reporting in the radio/podcasting category
– But Help the Feds Do It“ · R.G. Dunlop and Jacob Ryan for Enterprise/Investigative Reporting in the radio/podcasting category
Louisville Public Media COMMUNITY IMPACT REPORT 2018 11Federal
40.8%
Other Re
Financial Report
Fiscal Year: July 1, 2017 – June 30, 2018
REVENUES EXPENSES
5.6%
5.9%
3.8% 16.5%
Membership
43.9% 6.6%
Business Sponsorships
Station P
Grant Income
Fundrais
Federal Funding
40.8% 76.9% Managem
Other Revenue
Deprecia
Membership $2,544,149 Programming & Operations $5,070,005 13,6
Business Sponsorships $2,365,676 14,000 Fundraising $442,654 13,009
Grant Income $221,117 Management & Administration $1,155,601 11,852
12,142
12,000
Federal Funding $339,121 11,078 10,957
Other Revenue $326,074 10,095 9,991 10,184 9,1
10,000 8,342
9,376
16.5%
For more detailed financial reports for this and previous8,000
years, visit louisvillepublicmedia.org/annual-reports-and-filings
7,060
7,667
Louisville Public Media COMMUNITY IMPACT REPORT 2018
5,677 12
6,000
6.6% Station Programming & Operations
4,365
4,000MEMBERSHIP GROWTH
13,606
14,000 13,009
12,142
12,000 11,852
11,078 10,957
10,095 9,991 10,184 9,137
10,000 8,342
9,376 7,667
8,000
7,060
6,000 5,677
4,365
4,000
2,308
2,000
238
0
FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18
Sustainers Total Members
Louisville Public Media COMMUNITY IMPACT REPORT 2018 13Board of Directors
“WFPL’s programming teaches me new things and widens
my point of view. Thank you!”
— Michelle Jacobi
Todd P. Lowe* Eric Carrig* Andrew J. Simon*
Chair, At Large Appointee At Large Appointee At Large Appointee
Peter Wayne* Ann Coffey* Nima Kulkarni
Vice Chair, At Large U of L Appointee At Large Appointee
Appointee
José Neil Donis John La Barbera
Susan Moss* At Large Appointee At Large Appointee
Secretary/Treasurer, At
Large Appointee Linda Sorenson Ewald Heather McHold
U of L Appointee At Large Appointee
Tyler N. Allen*
At Large Appointee Nichelle Freer Ronald J. Murphy
Metro Louisville Appointee At Large Appointee
Dr. Muhammad Babar
At Large Appointee Brenda Hart Abby Shue
U of L Appointee At Large Appointee
Gail R. Becker*
Metro Louisville Appointee Gill Holland
Metro Louisville Appointee
*Denotes Executive Committee Member
Louisville Public Media
Vermont
COMMUNITY
Public Radio
IMPACT
2015 REPORT
Annual Report
2018 14Community Advisory Board
“Every morning when I drive to work or class, I’m excited
to turn the radio on and see what you guys have in store for
the day. The music is always fun and interesting, but most
importantly I feel like a real Louisvillian while listening.”
— Hannah Ashley
Mac Brown Marie Dever Jason Hesketh Todd Read
Chair
Yodit Dori Dana W. Lindley Annette Skaggs
Laura Warren
Vice Chair Scott Estes Edgardo Mansilla Jessica Stavros
Jordan Clemons Mary Ellen Harned Pam Michael Natalie Stelzer
Secretary
Cassia Herron William Morrow Kenisha Thompson
Brian Bruenderman
Louisville Public Media
Vermont
COMMUNITY
Public Radio
IMPACT
2015 REPORT
Annual Report
2018 15STAFF
as of June 30, 2018
LEADERSHIP TEAM
Stephen George, President and General Manager Kirsten Pfalzgraf, Director of Engagement
Daniel Gilliam, Director of Radio and Classical Program Director WUOL Gray Smith, Director of Advancement & Corporate Support
Ellen Oost, Director of Development Charles Spivey, Chief Technology Officer
Stacy Owen, Program Director WFPK Dennis Stovall, Chief Financial Officer
Erica Peterson, Director of News & Programming
89.3 WFPL NEWS LOUISVILLE
Ryland Barton, Capitol Bureau Chief Jonese Franklin, News Editor Ashlie Stevens, Arts and Culture Reporter
Bill Burton, Host, Morning Edition Lisa Gillespie, Health Reporter Ryan Van Velzer, Environment Reporter
R.G. Dunlop, Investigative Reporter Kate Howard, Managing Editor, KyCIR Jean West, Host, All Things Considered
Amina Elahi, City Reporter Rick Howlett, Broadcast Editor Jeff Young, Managing Editor, OVR
Laura Ellis, Podcast Editor Kyeland Jackson, Associate Producer Eleanor Klibanoff, Investigative Reporter
Ron Fisher, Host, Midday Alexandra Kanik, Data Journalist Roxanne Scott, Education Reporter
Jill Fox, Host Jacob Ryan, Investigative Reporter
90.5 WOUL CLASSICAL LOUISVILLE
Jecorey Arthur, Music Education Manager Alan Brandt, Host
91.9 WFPK INDEPENDENT LOUISVILLE
Kyle Meredith, Music Director Laura Shine, Assistant Program Director
Duke Meyer, Host John Timmons, Host
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JP Hill, Promotion & Sales Strategist Meg Samples, Associate Producer
Louisville Public Media COMMUNITY IMPACT REPORT 2018 16STAFF
ADMINISTRATION & FINANCE
Debbie Clauson, Account Specialist
TECHNOLOGY, OPERATIONS, & PRODUCTION
J Tyler Franklin, Visual Media Producer Eric Matthews, Broadcast Engineer Russell Wells, Technical Operations Manager
Robert Johnson, Producer Kojin Tashiro, Associate Producer Brad Yost, Producer
DEVELOPMENT & MEMBERSHIP
Rachel Firkins Briana Kinkead Kelly Wilkinson
Membership & Volunteer Coordinator Sustainer Membership Coordinator Membership Manager
MARKETING & ENGAGEMENT
Rachel Raphael, Engagement Coordinator
CORPORATE SUPPORT
Mindy Fulner, Designer Bryan McFarland, KPRN Corporate Marketing Representative
Jennifer Goodman, Traffic Manager Scott Stephens, Corporate Marketing Representative
John Grantz, Senior Corporate Marketing Representative Savannah Burke, Integrated Media Sales Representative
Tracy Karem, Corporate Marketing Representative
Louisville Public Media COMMUNITY IMPACT REPORT 2018 172018 SUPPORTERS
Foundations Members Partners Business Sponsors
72 13,606 19 410
More than 90 percent of our funding comes from the local community. Below is a list of partners and business sponsors
who made our work possible in 2018. Special thanks to the local, regional and national foundations who support
Louisville Public Media, and especially to the 13,000+ members who invest in our success each year.
PARTNERS
Ali Center JCPS Louisville Free Public Library
Al Dia En America KY Humane Society Louisville Orchestra
Americana Community Center Kentucky Opera NouLou Chamber Players
Community Foundation of Louisville Kentucky Shakespeare Speed Museum
Consequence of Sound League of Women Voters U of L School of Music
Endless Riff Louisville Chamber Choir Waterfront Development Corporation
Ideas XLab
Louisville Public Media COMMUNITY IMPACT REPORT 2018 182018 SUPPORTERS
BUSINESS SPONSORS
21c Hotel Baxter’s Bar & Grill Bristol Bar & Grille
21st Century Parks Baxter’s Corner Bristol Development LLC
502 Power Yoga BC Plumbing Brown Forman – Eve Theatre
7 Sense Festival Beaded Treasures Project Brown Forman Community Relations
A.N. Roth BEAMSUNTORY Brown Jordan International
Abbey Rd. on the River Beards & Beers Brownsboro Dermatology
AC Entertainment Beaver Productions Brownsboro Hardware and Paint
AC Entertainment- Before I Die Fest Bryan Armstrong
Access Veterinary Care Belknap Fall Fest Buckhead Mountain Grill
Actors Theatre Direct Bellarmine University- Bulleit Frountier Whiskey
Advantage Investment Management Belzy Bathurst Attorneys Bunbury Theatre
AEG/Messina Group Benny Harris Pro C.A.S.A. of the River Region
Against The Grain. Bernheim Forest Cahill IP
Agritourism Wine & Grape Better Business Bureau Capacity Care
Air Pollution Control Board Big 3 Caperton Realty
Al J Schneider Co. Big Four Arts Festival Carly Johnson
Alcott & Bentley Bike to Work Carmichael’s Bookstore
All State Foundation Bisig Labor Day Weekend Fest Carnegie Center for Art & History
Alliance Francaise de Louisville Bloomington Spinners & Carriage House Interiors
Alpha Leasing Weavers Guild Carrier
American Red Cross Blues Brews & Barbecue Catholic Charities
Americana Community Center Bourbon & Beyond Cave Hill Cemetery & Heritage
Antiques at Distillery Commons Bourbon Baroque, Inc. Foundation
Archdiocese of Louisville Boys and Girls Haven Cedar Lake Foundation
Arctic Scoop Brasserie Provence Center for Gifted Studies
Art Sanctuary Bridge Counseling & Wellness Center for Interfaith Relations
Arts Association of Oldham County Bridgehaven Mental Health Center for Women/Families
Bats Baseball Services Central Bank
Louisville Public Media COMMUNITY IMPACT REPORT 2018 192018 SUPPORTERS
BUSINESS SPONSORS
Centre College Derby Dinner Frances Lee Jasper Oriental Rugs
Centric Consulting Django Jamboree Frankfort Ave. Business Assoc.
CFA Louisville DMLO Frazier History Museum
Chamber Music Society of Louisville Downtown Development Corp. Friends of the Louisville Zoo
Christ Church United Methodist Dragon King’s Daughter Fund for the Arts
Churchill Downs Drepung Gomang Center Galaxie Bar
Clark Memorial Hospital Earth & Spirit Center Garage Bar
Clifton Center Eastwood Records Garvin Gate Blues
Columbia Nashville Eiderdown Goodwill Industries of Kentucky
Come Back Inn El Mundo Google
Commonwealth Theatre Elizabethtown Heritage Council Grateville Dead
Community Foundation Emporium Presents Gravely Brewery
Concordia Lutheran Church Episcopal Church Home Greater Louisville Medical Society
Connectwise Evidation Health Green B.E.A.N. Delivery
Consider Boutique EVolve KY Greenhaven Tree Care
Copper & Kings Eye Care Institute Habitat Restore
Corn Island Storytelling Fest Facilities Management Services Haider Eye Care
Cox’s Smokers Outlet & Spirit Shoppe Falls City Brewery Half Price Books
Crazy Daisy Family Health Centers Hanover College
Cropped Out Festival Farm to Fork Hanover Square Press
Cubicle Key Ferdinand Folk Festival Harrison County Visitors Bureau
Cullinan Associates Filson Historical Society Harvest
Cultivating Connections Flea Off Market Headliner’s Music Hall
Cunningham Door & Window Fleur de Flea Heart’s Ease Veterinary Care
Dages Hikes Point Paint and Wall Paper Floyd County Parks Department Heartsong Memory Care
Dare to Care Food Bank Floyd Street Stock Exchange Heaven Hill
Day’s Coffee Flying Axes Heine Brothers Coffee
Denny Financial Group Foxhollow Farms Hello Spoke
Louisville Public Media COMMUNITY IMPACT REPORT 2018 202018 SUPPORTERS
BUSINESS SPONSORS
Henderson Music Company Ken Comb’s Running Store Ky Opera
High Field and Open MRI Kenny’s Farmhouse Cheese KY Rural-Urban Exchange
Highland Baptist Church Kentuckiana Blues Society Land Rover KY 3 Day Event
Highland Commerce Guild Kentuckiana Works Langsford Learning Acceleration Center
Highland Community Ministries Kentucky Author Forum Lebowski Fest
Highland Presbyterian Church Kentucky Center for African American Legacies Unlimited
Highlands Latin School Heritage Leslie Hindman Auctioneers
Highview Friday Fest Kentucky College of Art & Design Lewis Honors College
Hilliard Lyons Kentucky Community and Technical LFM Service
Holiday Pottery Sale Colleges LG&E and KU Services Co.
Holy Grail Kentucky Country Day Limbwalker Tree Service
Homecoming Kentucky Derby Festival Liminal Playhouse
Hosparus Health Kentucky Derby Museum Lincoln Foundation
iheartcomix Kentucky Education Savings Plan Trust Live Nation-
Independence Bank Kentucky Employees Credit Union Live Nation Nashville
Institute for Sustainable Health & Opt. Aging Kentucky Humanities Locust Grove
Interfaith Paths to Peace Kentucky Kingdom Look Alive
International Bluegrass Music Museum Kentucky Lottery Corp. Lou Veg Box
Irish Festival Kentucky Museum of Art & Craft Louder Than Life – DPW
Iron Crafters LLC Kentucky Refugee Ministries Louisville ADHD
Isenberg Spray Foam Kentucky Science Center Louisville Chorus
IUS Kentucky Shakespeare Louisville City Football Club
Jefferson Memorial Forest Kentucky to the World Louisville Classical Academy
Jeffersonville Main Street Inc. Kindred Healthcare Louisville Collegiate School
Jewish Family & Career Services Korrect Louisville Farm to Table
Jugband Jubilee KY Dept. of Travel & Tourism Louisville Independent Business Alliance
Just Creations KY Guild of Brewers Louisville International Airport
KAIRE Ky Humane Society Louisville Leopards Percussionists
Louisville Public Media COMMUNITY IMPACT REPORT 2018 212018 SUPPORTERS
BUSINESS SPONSORS
Louisville Master Chorale Miller’s Fancy Bath & Kitchen Parkside Bikes
Louisville Metro TV Mirazon Passport Health Plan
Louisville Mini Maker Faire Mission Data Persimmon Ridge
Louisville Muse Cruise Montessori School of Louisville Pete Fest
Louisville Orchestra Mortenson Dental PNC Foundation
Louisville Originals Mountjoy Chilton Medley Pohl Rosa Pohl
Louisville Palace Mperfect Design Portland Now, Inc.
Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary Muhammad Ali Center Presentation Academy
Louisville Salt Cave Munson Business Interiors ProBilt Automotive
Louisville Solar Tour Murphy’s Camera Prodigal Ministries
Louisville Visual Art Music-Go-Round Production Simple
Louisville Water Company Nanz & Kraft Florists Proof on Main
Louisville Youth Orchestra National Shows 2 Puppy Luv Pet Sitters
Luminary, Inc. Nearly New Shop Quest Outdoors
Magpie 3×3 Norton Commons Quills Coffee
Margaret’s Nouvelle Wine Bar Rabbit Hole Distillery
Masonic Homes of Kentucky NuLu Rainbow Blossom
Master Musicians Festival OATES Award Reach Evaluation
Mayor’s Fall Hike Objective Results Red Hog
McConnell Center Old Forester Reggae Fest
MEMI Old Louisville Neighborhood Relax the Back
Mercury Ballroom Council Republic Bank
Mercy Academy Olmsted Parks Conservancy Republic Distributing
Merkley-Kendrick Jewelers Orangetheory Fitness River House
Merridian Home Furnishing Original Highlands River Roots
Metro Office of Mayor Events Neighborhood Assoc. Riverside Farnsley Moremen Landing, Inc.
Metro Parks Outback Concerts Sacred Heart Academy
Metro United Way Pandora Productions Sassy Fox
Louisville Public Media COMMUNITY IMPACT REPORT 2018 222018 SUPPORTERS
BUSINESS SPONSORS
Second Presbyterian Church Suntime Pools West U.S. Bank – Small Business
Second Street Neighborhood Assoc. Supplies Overseas University of Louisville Dept. of Psychiatry
Second Stride Tailspin Ale Fest University of Louisville Hite Art Institute
Semonin Realtors The Bacon University of Louisville Sch. of Music
Serenade for Haiti The Coopers UPS
Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill The Fresh Market Uptown Cafe
Sister Dragonfly The Gillespie & Passalino’s Vacuum Authority
Slane Irish Whiskey The Irish Rover Valaterra
Software Guild/Learning House The Kentucky Center Vectortone
Southern Crossings Pottery Festival The Kentucky Center SciFri V-Grits
Southern Lights The Louisville Ballet Via Studio
Spalding University The Louisville Zoo Virginia Chance School
Speed Art Musuem The Olive Branch Foundation Visit Madison, Inc.
Square One Theatre 502 Volunteers of America
St. Agnes Church Thomas Jeff Unitarian Ch. Water Walk
St. Andrew UCC Ticket to Ride Water With Blessings, Inc.
St. Francis in the Fields Tim Northern Comedy Festival Waterfront Botanical Gardens
St. Francis School Toyota – CRTDAA Watrous Assoc, Architects
St. John Center Transylvania University Wax Fang
St. Meinrad Trees Louisville Wellspring
St. Vincent de Paul Trinity High School Wellstone Regional Hospital
St. Xavier High School Two Men & A Truck Wild & Woolly Pilates
Stage One U of L Clinical Trials Unit Wilson & Muir Bank & Trust
Standard Sales U of L Department of History Wiltshire Pantry
Starview U of L Hospital – Brown Cancer Center Yew Dell Gardens
Stoll, Keenon, and Ogden LLP U of L Office of Communication & Marketing Zanzabar
Strive U of L Online Learning
Sullivan University System, Inc. U of L School of Nursing
Louisville Public Media COMMUNITY IMPACT REPORT 2018 23THANK YOU!
You make Louisville Public Media possible.
Thank you for helping make our community better.
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