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IMPACTING THE NEXT GENERATION THROUGH THE POWER OF GIVING
VOLUME 12 / 2019
CULTIVATING
THE FUTURE
Teaching farming and foodways
to the next generation
PAGE 6
A Letter from The Henry Ford’s President and CEO
Looking forward
as we approach our Campaign in Action
centennial Investments in The Henry Ford’s Innovation Project are funding accessible
and inclusive learning through digital tools, experiential programs and exhibitions
as well as innovation, invention and entrepreneurial education.
Dear Friends,
Our 90th anniversary has been a milestone year
in many ways. Thanks to your support, we will
have marked this historic anniversary not just by Contents
celebrating what we have built together but by
looking forward to all that we will do to offer every
child the opportunity to reach their greatest Stories of
potential as we approach our centennial. Impact
Thanks to your generous giving, our Accessibility 4
comprehensive campaign, The Innovation
Project, has raised over $98 million toward our Learning &
$150 million goal, and the work made possible Engagement 5
by this campaign is starting to be activated Entrepreneurship 6
around the campus.
As part of our goal to make our stories of
Ways to Give 8
inspiration accessible to all, we are proud to have
joined the Detroit Public Schools Community Volunteer Stories 10
District’s STEAM Cultural Passport program, Operating Budget 11
offering all of the district’s fourth- and-fifth-
graders free field trips to The Henry Ford. Opening our doors to the community 2018 Honor Roll 12
in this way is essential to reaching our future innovators and entrepreneurs.
Invention Convention U.S. Nationals once again transformed Henry Ford
Museum of American Innovation into a hub for young inventors, with nearly 500
ON THE COVER
students presenting their creative solutions to everyday problems over three days Melvin Parson (in gray hat),
at the museum. With over 120,000 students worldwide participating in Invention The Henry Ford’s first
Convention events across the globe, this program truly captures the mission upon Entrepreneur in Residence,
which we were founded. gives children from the
This year, we celebrated two major anniversaries: the 10th anniversary of Maker We are already Detroit chapter of Jack
and Jill of America, an
Faire Detroit and the 30th anniversary of our Youth Mentorship Program. Old Car making an impact. organization that promotes
Festival, America’s longest-running antique car show, and our summer exhibit leadership development in
in The Gallery by General Motors, Star Trek: Exploring New Worlds, both achieved
We’ve made several improvements to elevate the physical experience and
African-American youth,
the highest attendance in recent years. Our television shows, The Henry Ford’s storytelling elements on the floor at Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation,
the opportunity to get their
Innovation Nation and Did I Mention Invention?, are now reaching over 81 million including adding engaging new digital columns (top) in the museum plaza and near hands dirty at his Ypsilanti
viewers annually. We continue to make progress digitizing our collection, with over the agriculture exhibit. Also, The Henry Ford’s mobile app, THF Connect, is now farm. The field trip was an
86,000 artifacts now available online to learners around the globe. available for download for both iOS and Android at thf.org/connectapp. exercise to help the group
better understand where
Thank you for joining us as we work to unlock the potential of the next generation We’re set to open Driven to Win: Racing in America, our new permanent museum
good food comes from and
of innovators, inventors and entrepreneurs. With your continued support, we will exhibit presented by our Partner in Innovation, General Motors (bottom). Thanks to an see themselves as their
build on our legacy of presenting America’s stories and experiences, and make the early leadership gift to The Innovation Project, the exhibit will debut in spring 2020 neighborhoods’ future farmers.
next 10 years our most momentous yet. to guide visitors through the worlds of those who invented their way into the winner’s PHOTO BY CODY RYAN MARTELL
circle ... and often changed the world in the process.
Sincerely,
We’ve invited two successful entrepreneurs, Melvin Parson of We the People
Growers Association (see Page 6) and Richard Sheridan of Ann Arbor-based
For details on specific programs and initiatives comprising Menlo Innovations, to complete residencies at The Henry Ford as part of the
The Innovation Project, visit theinnovationproject.org.
PATRICIA E. MOORADIAN Entrepreneur-in-Residence Program.
PHOTO BY ROY RITCHIE DIGITAL COLUMNS PHOTO BY BLUECADET
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Stories of Impact: Stories of Impact:
Accessibility Learning & Engagement
With your support, The Innovation Project is giving the next With your support, The Innovation Project is providing tomorrow’s
generation of learners, entrepreneurs, inventors and innovators leaders with unprecedented experiential learning frameworks and
uncompromising accessibility to The Henry Ford resources from The Henry Ford
Educational equity. No barriers. The Henry Ford The 2019 Invention Convention U.S. Nationals, who are going to solve the problems we will DID YOU KNOW? /
is making good on its Innovation Project promise held in Henry Ford Museum of American The Henry Ford,
face tomorrow,” said Patricia E. Mooradian,
along with Invention
to provide more accessible environments Innovation, featured nearly 500 young president and CEO of The Henry Ford. “We are Convention U.S. Nationals
on campus and give broader audiences the inventors, some from as far away as Singapore happy to be on this journey together to ensure sponsor and invention
opportunity to experience all it has to offer. and Shanghai. From solar-powered rocket invention education is a global movement education partner The
Fourth- and fifth-graders attending Detroit systems and insulin plungers to a smart Lemelson Foundation,
and that we play our part in creating the next hosts the annual
Public Schools Community District (DPSCD) handicapped parking sign and biodegradable generation workforce.” Invention Convention
now know this firsthand. Late last year, The plastic, K-12 students presented their ideations Invention Convention U.S. Nationals is a Worldwide Fall Affiliate
Henry Ford became a part of the 2018-2019 alongside some of the most iconic inventions cornerstone collaboration in UTC’s decades- Summit. Held at Henry
in American history. Ford Museum of American
DPSCD STEAM Cultural Passport program, old investment in STEM-based invention Innovation, the summit
which gives students (K-5) the opportunity In total, the convention was a shining
education. “As a company based on invention, brings together youth
to experience local cultural/educational achievement under the auspices of The invention, innovation
UTC is proud to be one of the founding sponsors
opportunities and refine their observational, Innovation Project’s mission to advance and entrepreneurship
of the Connecticut Invention Convention, which affiliate and partner
problem-solving and analytical skills. As innovation, invention and entrepreneurship.
And it is one The Henry Ford will continue to was the beginning of what is now the Invention program organizers to
an approved passport partner, The Henry share best practices
grow in scope and impact, thanks in large part Convention U.S. Nationals at The Henry Ford,”
Ford provided complimentary field trips to in an effort to further
to the support of donors and partnerships said Mary Lombardo of UTC. “Being there from formalize invention
Greenfield Village to all of the district’s fourth-
with companies such as United Technologies the start, it is very encouraging to see the and entrepreneurship
graders and trips to Henry Ford Museum of
Corporation (UTC), the convention’s returning significant strides The Henry Ford is making to education for K-12
American Innovation to all fifth-graders. students throughout
presenting sponsor in 2019. grow the program. The discipline, capacity and
“We believe the goal of the Cultural Passport DID YOU KNOW? / the United States.
“Partners like United Technologies understand expertise now dedicated to invention education
program to engage students in real-world, The Henry Ford joined
how this kind of competition can inspire the and increasing the global reach of Invention
hands-on learning strongly aligns with the several other local
mission of The Henry Ford,” said Patricia E. educational and cultural next generation of doers, makers and creators Convention gives us great confidence, and we
Mooradian, president and CEO of The Henry
institutions as a Cultural as well as future entrepreneurs — the people are proud to play a critical role in that work.”
Passport partner to
Ford. “By providing access to our unparalleled the DPSCD in 2018-19,
“Invention
Archive of American Innovation to DPSCD including the Ann Arbor
Hands-On Museum, the Convention is
students, we can help inspire them.”
Detroit Zoo, the Michigan a place where
Through the field trips, students explored Science Center, Cranbrook we celebrate the
themes of design and energy, social Art Museum and Charles
transformation and math, among others. H. Wright Museum of power of unique
The Henry Ford also worked with DPSCD African American History. experiences and
educators to co-create and implement points of view.
customized field trip curricula that were Where we can
According to Lucie Howell, chief learning
the most relevant to what their students encourage young
officer at The Henry Ford, her team, along
were learning in the classroom. inventors to
with the curatorial staff, will continue to work aThrough field trips to
For Pamela Hornbuckle, a DPSCD fifth-grade with the DPSCD to collaboratively design Henry Ford Museum of
collaborate, stick
teacher, the student experience with human future curriculum-aligned experiences and American Innovation with it and never
rights, agriculture and Michigan history was supporting resources, helping The Henry Ford
and Greenfield Village, underestimate
students from Detroit themselves or their
invaluable, extending learning far beyond the meet the overarching goals of The Innovation Public Schools
classroom. “I wish you could have seen their Project campaign. “We want to achieve greater Community District ability to change
excitement to learn as they read the history accessibility, inclusivity and exposure to give explored themes of dNearly 500 young inventors (above) took over the the world in their
of the various tools, equipment, people and every child the opportunity to reach their greatest design and energy, social floor of Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation own special way.”
transformation and more. in June for the 2019 Invention Convention U.S.
events. They saw history in motion,” she said potential,” said Howell. “By becoming a Cultural Nationals. At right: UTC’s Jason Chua (left), — Jason Chua,
PHOTOS BY KMS PHOTOGRAPHY
of her students. “The depth of engagement Passport partner to the DPSCD, we can encourage Invention Convention award winner Vikram Anantha UTC’s keynote
and the rich discussions my students had students to tap into their sense of ‘I can, too!’ and The Henry Ford’s Patricia Mooradian. Vikram,
a seventh-grader from Massachusetts, won the speaker, 2019
during and after the field trip, this would be through discovery and experiences before, during Invention
UTC Most Innovative Award for his Automated
a great trip every year in fifth grade.” and after their visit to The Henry Ford.” Communication Companion, a device that teaches Convention U.S.
kids with nonverbal autism new words.
Nationals
PHOTOS BY NICK HAGEN
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Stories of Impact:
Entrepreneurship
With your support, The Innovation Project is giving emerging and
seasoned innovators a platform at The Henry Ford from which they
can collaborate, learn and grow
In 2019, The Henry Ford introduced the discuss how food travels and was invited to
William Davidson Foundation Initiative for interact and answer tough questions with future
Entrepreneurship to explore learning platforms entrepreneurs during a roundtable co-hosted
and leverage the assets of The Henry Ford. with celebrated social entrepreneur Lauren
The Entrepreneur-in-Residence (EIR) Program, Bush Lauren (see sidebar below). He also
an integral part of this initiative, invites successful coordinated a field trip to his Ypsilanti farm for
entrepreneurs to spend several months at the Detroit chapter of Jack and Jill of America,
The Henry Ford using its resources to create which strengthens African-American children
workshops, networking opportunities and youth through leadership development. “I wanted
learning experiences that will inspire the next the kids to see someone that looks like them
generation to begin their own entrepreneurial farming,” he said.
journeys. Two residencies will be offered per year. Still, the greatest legacy of Parson’s residency
may be forthcoming: the pending revival of the
“So many people motivated me to have the Detroit Central Farmers Market, which The Henry
audacity to dream big.” That’s what farmer Melvin Ford plans to erect in Greenfield Village (see
Parson, The Henry Ford’s first EIR, shared in Page 7). Parson’s insights have The Henry Ford’s
closing his residency this summer. And it’s what team energized for the learning platforms this
Parson hopes he offered to the students, future 19th-century piece of Detroit history could
entrepreneurs and upcoming growers he met provide. In turn, the foodways program and dAs part of his residency at The Henry Ford, agri-pioneer Melvin Parson (back row center
and mentored during his time at The Henry Ford. historical practices shared with Parson as part of in gray hat) invited the Detroit chapter of Jack and Jill of America, an organization
Parson’s overarching mission to reconnect which promotes leadership development for African-American youth, to his Ypsilanti
his own professional development will likely find farm to help cultivate the soil as well as minds about the art of farming.
people to the soil with his We the People new life on his land. “Some of the methods used
PHOTO BY CODY RYAN MARTELL
Growers Association made him a standout back in the day, I would like to incorporate on my
choice as the inaugural EIR. His Ypsilanti farm farm,” he said.
GIVING
not only engages surrounding communities and Added Parson about what he believes is now
supplies vegetables to nearly a dozen restaurants a lifelong partnership with The Henry Ford: “I did
but offers returning inmates a way back from not know this was going to be so impactful. I’ll
incarceration through employment.
While in his residency, Parson was able to
meet with Henry Ford Academy students to
take this inspiration that’s been given to me and
pass it forward.” From someone whose words
seed progress, imagine what awaits.
TUESDAY
Empowering Ideas Giving Tuesday is December 3, 2019, a global day of
giving. Thanks to Donald and Mary Kosch, longtime
Along with the launch of the Entrepreneur-in-Residence (EIR) Program, The Henry Ford supporters of The Henry Ford, all donations received
hosted a speaker series in 2019 through the William Davidson Foundation Initiative for during Giving Tuesday will be matched dollar for dollar
Entrepreneurship. Lauren Bush Lauren, founder of FEED Projects, a company fighting world to bring the Detroit Central Farmers Market, one of the
hunger through the unlikely platform of fashion products, was the first speaker to come to country’s oldest surviving urban farmers markets, to
The Henry Ford. Not only did she share her passion to eradicate world hunger with donors, Greenfield Village.
members and guests at Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation, but she participated Pledge your passion: Donate now, help The Henry
in an intimate student roundtable with EIR Melvin Parson and aspiring entrepreneurs from Ford meet the challenge grant and give the Detroit
Ann Arbor’s Pathways to Success High School, Henry Ford Academy and other southeast Central Farmers Market a modern-day purpose in
dSocial entrepreneur Lauren Bush
Michigan hubs for innovation. Students spoke candidly with Lauren and Parson about Lauren (left) and Melvin Parson. Greenfield Village as a new learning platform for
entrepreneurship today, the importance of failure and the differences between social and PHOTO BY DOUG COOMBE
the next generation to discover.
traditional entrepreneurs. thf.org/givingtuesday
“What differentiates social entrepreneurship from more traditional entrepreneurship?
It’s about moving the world forward,” said Lauren. “You have to have the want and the will
to make the world a better place. When I was a teenager, I struggled to figure out what I could do and how to do it. I want to empower cWith your support, the Detroit Central Farmers Market
young people to create their own path and their own way to give back and improve the world we live in. What The Henry Ford is doing, will be erected in Greenfield Village at Washington
and State streets, across from the Edison Illuminating
it’s amazing. To be spreading the awareness of social entrepreneurship, innovation and invention is just so inspiring.”
Company and State Street Lunch Stand.
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DETROIT
CENTRAL
FARMERS
MARKET
The Henry Ford has accepted a challenge
grant to bring back to life one of the oldest
surviving urban farmers markets in the
country in Greenfield Village.
Help us reach this goal and #PledgeYourPassion today.
This 1860 structure will be the hub of our growing commitment to sustainability
YOUR SUPPORT
and serve as a new agricultural learning platform in Greenfield Village. We need
the support of donors with the vision and foresight to see that this remarkable
structure can have new purposes as a place that will inspire people to explore
and learn about food, farming, healthy eating and agricultural innovation —
past, present and future.
WILL MAKE Make history and #PledgeYourPassion today to see the Detroit Central
Farmers Market activated in Greenfield Village.
HISTORY DONATE TODAY
Visit thf.org/givingtuesday to make a gift or for more information
A REALITY
on the ways you can support The Henry Ford.
All donations to the Detroit Central Farmers Market project
Detroit Central Farmers Market, c. 1885 will be matched dollar for dollar.
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VOLUNTEER STORIES Get Inspired by Doing OPERATING BUDGET The Henry Ford by the Numbers
Making a Difference The Henry Ford
Operating Revenue (in thousands) 2018 2017
Two donors to The Henry Ford exemplify generosity, ADMISSIONS $14,541 $14,076
selflessness and a commitment to volunteerism
MEMBERSHIP $6,808 $6,705
Like many of the donors and volunteers who DID YOU KNOW? /
support The Henry Ford, Kathy Levillier and Michael Choffnes regularly RESTAURANTS + CATERING $16,071 $14,031
volunteers with Greenfield
Michael Choffnes share a love for helping others Village’s mechanics to
and spreading knowledge. What also makes their keep the Model A’s and RETAIL $1,398 $1,411
stories impactful is the sheer number of years and Model T’s in top form. At
hours the two have spent and served in support present, he is helping set
up a shop to help maintain OTHER EARNED INCOME $9,927 $9,418
of the educational mission of The Henry Ford. exhibited vehicles.
Both recently marked significant milestones
and contributions in their charitable work.
GIFTS + CONTRIBUTIONS $4,154 $4,399
“I’m a donor INVESTMENT INCOME $17,380 $16,547
KATHY LEVILLIER
Pick an artifact or experience at The Henry
because I want
to play a part
Ford, and it’s a good bet you’ve met Kathy
in the future OTHER $1,588 $1,401
Levillier. Passionate volunteer, member and
generous donor, Levillier is as compelling The Henry Ford
will create $71,867 $67,988
discussing tintypes in Greenfield Village as she
is showcasing the particulars of the museum’s through The
1975 Sperry-New Holland Combine. She calls Innovation Project.”
volunteering at The Henry Ford “invigorating” — Kathy Levillier Operating Expenses (in thousands) 2018 (unaudited) 2017
and openly shares her desire to help make
Fundraising expenses
the goals of The Innovation Project a reality. PROGRAM $60,703 $55,059 as a percentage of total
As proof, she calls out the 2019 Invention
revenue: 3.64%
Convention U.S. Nationals, where hundreds ADMINISTRATIVE $7,517 $8,321 Fundraising +
of young innovators came to The Henry Ford
administration expenses
to share their inventions. “It was a pleasure
to see all that creativity,” said Levillier. “The DEVELOPMENT + MEMBERSHIP $2,614 $2,894 as a percentage of total
revenue: 14.10%
students were so enthusiastic, intelligent and
hardworking. Maybe I met the next Henry Ford!”
$70,834 $66,274
A longtime racing fan, Levillier decided to use
a charitable distribution from her IRA to support
the completion of the new Driven to Win: Racing CAPITAL INVESTMENTS $950 $1,478
in America exhibition. “I love racing and have
been a fan of drivers from Junior Johnson to SURPLUS (DEFICIT) $82 $237
Jimmie Johnson,” said Levillier, who can’t wait
for the exhibit to open in 2020. Total giving to The Henry Ford last year reached $26.5 million, which
MICHAEL CHOFFNES includes gifts and contributions to the operations shown above.
Why would someone choose to regularly
volunteer at The Henry Ford all the way from DID YOU KNOW? /
Chicago? “What I do really makes a difference,” Along with making a
membership, which morphed into annual giving 2018 Operating 2018 Operating
charitable distribution
said Michael Choffnes, who has been making — and then some: Choffnes recently entered
the trek from the Windy City twice monthly, The Henry Ford’s 20K Club marking 20,000
from an IRA, there are
many other ways you can
Support + Revenue Expenditures
sometimes more, for 20-plus years. The former service hours, a distinction earned only once support The Henry Ford
PROGRAM REVENUE 29.7% PROGRAM 85.7%
with a planned gift. Visit
Chicago Public Schools shop teacher first before. “I was honored and very surprised,” said
thehenryfordlegacy.org RETAIL + FOOD SALES 24.3% ADMINISTRATIVE 10.6%
visited The Henry Ford on a business trip in Choffnes of the special citation and celebratory or call Jeff Dunlap at
1992. His two-day ticket became an annual clock he received in recognition of his service. 313.982.6167 for more GIFTS + CONTRIBUTIONS 5.8% DEVELOPMENT + MEMBERSHIP
information. 3.7%
INVESTMENT INCOME 24.2%
OTHER 16.0%
Want to volunteer? Visit thf.org/about/employment/volunteering
or call 313.982.6100, ext. 2651 or 2653, to find out how.
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2018 HONOR ROLL Making an Impact Through Giving
THE INNOVATION Patrick Hancock
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harkness
Bruce R. Bachmann
Vanessa C. McCormick
PROJECT CAMPAIGN Mary Ellen Hayes Tim and Diann Pendell
THANK YOU TO OUR EARLY SUPPORTERS The William Randolph Hearst Foundations Polk Bros. Foundation
Hitachi America, Ltd.
AS OF APRIL 2019
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ingle III (t)
$2,500-$4,999
Andrew and Linda Dervan
$5,000,000 and Above
Thank you
Mr. Richard E. Johnson
Rex A. Miller and Joan Miller
William Davidson Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Kontulis II (t)
Steve and Beth Schroeder
Ford Foundation Joseph Lile
Tru Vue, Inc.
Ford Motor Company Masco Corporation Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. William Clay Ford Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs $1,000-$2,499
General Motors Owens Corning Foundation
to our 2018
Anonymous (2)
Ambassador and Mrs. Ronald N. Weiser (t) Ms. Lisa A. Payne (t) Ms. Sara Bostock and Mr. Peter Bostock
PNC Bank Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Fontana
$1,000,000-$4,999,999 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Reuss (t) William Clay Ford III (t)
Anonymous (3) United Technologies Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Guaresimo
Lynn and Paul Alandt on behalf of the Benson Alessandro and Kimm Uzielli (t) Mrs. Andrea Kotch Duda and Mr. Walter Duda
supporters.
& Edith Ford Fund (t)
Mrs. Margaret E. Wade Sara Locricchio
Shirley Damps (e)
Mildred and Charles Webster Sally B. Moore
Delta Air Lines Foundation
Duane and Sheila Tarnacki
Mrs. Linda Dresner and Mr. Edward C. Levy, Jr. $25,000-$99,999
DTE Energy Foundation Applebaum Family Compass Fund $500-$999
Cynthia and Edsel B. Ford II (t) Aptiv Foundation Complex Weavers
on behalf of the Henry Ford II Fund
Denis and Patricia Bork Mr. and Mrs. James Ewing
Ford Motor Company Fund
Clive Chapman Greg Kaufman
We sincerely thank all of you, our donors William Clay Ford, Jr. and Lisa V. Ford (t)
Steven K. and Sheila Ford Hamp (t)
Mr. and Mrs. Harley E. Cluxton III
Community Foundation for
Michigan Weavers Guild
Bernard and Janene Ringwelski
and friends, for helping us grow and build Mort & Brigitte Harris Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jeryan
Southeast Michigan
Federal-Mogul Corporation $250-$499
The Khan Foundation
on our mission to provide unique educational Mr. and Mrs. Dario Franchitti Amateur Mendicant Society of Detroit
Donald and Mary Kosch Foundation George F. Francis III (t) Jon Crosthwaite
Lear Corporation Chip Ganassi Mr. and Mrs. James K. Doig
experiences based on authentic objects, stories Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Manoogian (t)
The Meijer Foundation
Marcia Sue Gurecky Jeanine Head Miller (e)
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford N. Montreuil
Freda G. Johnson
and lives from America’s traditions of ingenuity, Bruce Meyer Family (t)
Penske Family
Richard E. Johnson
Koch Industries
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Romanski
$249 and Under
resourcefulness and innovation. Rolex Watch U.S.A., Inc.
Roush Corporation
Mr. Christopher Locke and
Ms. Starr Kelton-Locke
Anonymous (2)
Ken Adams
Larry P. Turek Alex MacAllister
Mr. and Mrs. William Allen
The following pages recognize cumulative Robert J. Turek
Mr. and Mrs. S. Evan Weiner (t)
Mr. and Mrs. Chris MacAllister
Magna International
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ambrus
Katie and Dave Andrea
support as well as support from individuals, $500,000-$999,999
Anonymous
Patricia E. Mooradian (t) (e)
Claudia J. Nickel
Rosemary and John Austgen
Steve & Droinda Balanecki
Mrs. Judith H. Obermayer
corporations and foundations received between Mr. and Mrs. William W. Boeschenstein
Cynthia Brush
Hamilton Roddis Foundation
Michael Bartels
Mr. and Mrs. David Bauer
Estate of Helen Antonia Talarek
January 1, 2018, and December 31, 2018. Michael J. Choffnes
CIBER, Inc./HTC Global Services
Mr. and Mrs. Hau Thai-Tang (t)
Mr. James H. Voyles, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Baxter
Colleen Bean
Hewlett Packard Enterprise Bill Benck
Ms. Linda A. Wall
Institute of Museum and Library Services Thomas Benedict
If we have omitted a name or otherwise erred, please accept our apology
Michigan Economic Development Corporation $10,000-$24,999 Alison Benjamin
and contact the Institutional Advancement Office at 313.982.6115. Tim Brewer
Shell Oil Company Mr. and Mrs. William P. Baer
Betty S. Chu and Navot Shoresh Ms. Alyce Brown and Mr. Thomas Smith
$100,000-$499,999 Eliza Kontulis Getz and Maxwell King Getz (t) Mr. John Brown and Ms. Wendy Morris
Anonymous Mr. Christopher F. Hamp and Dr. Nicole Hamp (t) Ms. Susan Brown and Mr. Craig Schnabel
Want to add your name to the 2019 Honor Roll? Mr. and Mrs. Gerard M. Anderson (t) Honigman Miller Schwartz and Cohn LLP Michael and Jeanne Butman
Give today at thf.org/support. Robert & Toni Bader Charitable Foundation Maine Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Campbell
Estates of David and Jane Barton Mr. and Mrs. Raj Nair James Carter
Paul and Constance Dimond (t) Mr. and Mrs. William I. Sikora Steven Cavalieri
Phillip and Lauren Fisher Terence Clark
Emily and Henry Ford III (t) $5,000-$9,999 Mr. Scott M. Clippert
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Gerson (t) Anonymous Cross Borders
Ambassador and Mrs. Yousif B. Ghafari AK Steel Ellen T. Crowley
(t)=trustee (e)=employee
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THE INNOVATION PROJECT / $249 and Under (CONTINUED)
John P. Dainus Mr. and Mrs. Douglas T. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Edsel B. Ford $500,000-$999,999 Dearborn DDAs Popular Mechanics
Henricus de Groot Mr. and Mrs. Stuart G. Moyer Henry and Clara Bryant Ford AAA Michigan Delphi Corporation Premier Auto Group
Christine K. Del Greco Mr. Mike Mulcahy Ford Foundation AT&T DENSO International America, Inc. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Denton Mr. and Mrs. Robert Musial Ford Motor Company Mr. and Mrs. William W. Boeschenstein Detroit Lions PRIMECAP Management Company
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Denyer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Musselman Ford Motor Company Fund Carleton W. Brown Detroit Metro Convention & Visitors Bureau Mr. and Mrs. Mark Reuss (t)
Judy A. Dever Filomena Napolitano (e) Mrs. Walter B. Ford II Cynthia B. Brush Detroit Regional Chamber R. H. Bluestein & Co.
Mr. Brian Devlin and Ms. Kay Kaminga Needles, Hooks and Heddles Mr. and Mrs. William Clay Ford Ford R. Bryan DFCU Financial Kathleen R. Simmons
Nancy H. Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Russell D. Newhouse William Clay Ford, Jr. and Lisa V. Ford (t) Comerica Bank Paul and Constance Dimond (t) Governor and Mrs. Richard D. Snyder
Jeff Dunlap and Elizabeth Lindau (e) Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Niemi General Motors DTE Energy Company Mr. and Mrs. R. Thomas Snyder
Mr. Richard Cook
Michael Eddy Marcy Oehler Steven K. and Sheila Ford Hamp (t) Edward C. Levy Co. Team Detroit
Mr. and Mrs. David T. Fischer
Beverly Ellis Mr. James W. O’Keefe The Kresge Foundation Exhibit Works, Inc. TIAA-CREF Tuition Financing
Walter & Josephine Ford Fund
Ellice Engdahl (e) Oxford Physical Therapy Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs explore.org, a direct charitable activity Tower Automotive
Mr. William H. Gates III
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Esper Jeani A. Park National Endowment for the Humanities of the “Annenberg Foundation” Toyota Motor Sales, USA, Inc.
Mary Ellen Hayes
Frances Faile Mr. and Mrs. George E. Peck State of Michigan FabriSteel Holdings Inc. USDA Forest Service
Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Stanton T. Fitts Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Pilot Ambassador and Mrs. Ronald N. Weiser (t) Mr. and Mrs. James D. Farley, Jr.
Macy’s U.S. Department of Housing and
Ford Retired Executive Engineers Pixel Grafix Studio LLC. Fayez Sarofim & Co. Urban Development
Michigan Economic Development Corporation
Robert D. Ford Martha Pleiss $1,000,000-$4,999,999 Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Morse
Phillip and Lauren Fisher
Mrs. Anne Ford
Alessandro and Kimm Uzielli (t)
Sharon L. Fredrick Mrs. Nancy Poettinger Anonymous (5) Verizon Wireless
Owens Corning Foundation
Anne Marie Garman and John Kozma Mr. Andrew L. Price Mrs. Charlotte M. Ford Village Antiques Show
The Anderson Fund Shell Oil Company
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Goodrich Anneliese Pruett Bank of America Emily and Henry Ford III (t) Visteon Corporation
Mr. and Mrs. A. Alfred Taubman
Robert Grigelevich Family of Lou Ratsos Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Walter and Roxanne Ford Colonel John von Batchelder
The Harry A. and Margaret D. Towsley Foundation
Mr. Michael Guzick and Mary Lou Reichard Mr. Ralph H. Booth II Dean and Aviva Friedman/Real Integrated Wade-Trim
U.S. Department of Education GE Foundation
Mrs. Gloria Bucciero-Guzick Mr. and Mrs. Frederic H. Roth, Jr. Mr. Michael J. Choffnes Gerard & Luanne Waldecker
Whitney Fund General Electric Company
Mary Hammer Rita Runchock Cisco Systems, Inc. Wayne County
Lestra Hazel Mr. Paul Sant Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan $100,000-$499,999 General Motors Foundation Mildred and Charles Webster
E. Theresa Henderson Shirley Damps (e) Anonymous (5) Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Gerson (t) WFD
Henry Schaefer
Christopher Hohn Delta Air Lines ACDelco The Ghafari Companies Mrs. Richard E. Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Randal Schuck Ambassador and Mrs. Yousif B. Ghafari
Warren Hopkins Delta Air Lines Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Alan T. Ackerman Dorothy Zink Estate Trust
Jean Hosford Jan Sheely The Gilmour-Jirgens Fund
Mrs. Linda Dresner and Mr. Edward C. Levy, Jr. Alberici Constructors, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Howarth Dr. Andrew Sherman DTE Energy Foundation Alberici Foundation The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company $50,000-$99,999
Mr. and Mrs. Scott L. Hunter Bill Simmeth Fred A. and Barbara M. Erb Family Foundation The Gordy Company Anonymous (5)
The Alix Foundation
Ann L. Iverson Mr. and Mrs. Luis A. Sisneros Eleanor & Edsel Ford Fund Guardian Industries Corp. AARP
Maggie & Bob Allesee
Jennifer Jamson and Jim Clark Ford Motor Company Archives Mr. Patrick Hancock Albert Kahn Associates, Inc.
Brian J. Smolen The Americana Foundation
William Jeffrey Herrick Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harkness American Truck Foundation
Dr. Edward F. Stein American Automobile Centennial Commission
Carol Jerrahian Miller Hudson-Webber Foundation Mort & Brigitte Harris Foundation Amtrak National Railroad Passenger Corp.
Joy Stimac Mr. and Mrs. Gerard M. Anderson (t)
Glenn Jewell Institute of Museum and Library Services The William Randolph Hearst Foundations Jon E. Barfield & Vivian Carpenter
Richard and Susan Anderson
Robert Tar ITC Holdings Corp. Herman Miller, Inc. Bartech Group
Nancy A. Jones ANR Pipeline Company
Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Killgoar Robert W. Tarpey Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jeryan Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Herrick Barton Malow Company Foundation
Association of Science-Technology Centers
Debra L. Kingsbury Denise Thal and David Scobey The Khan Foundation Hitachi America, Ltd. Bonhams & Butterfields
Aptiv Foundation
Debra M. Kirby Ms. Teresa Thomson John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ingle III (t) Booth American Company
Aristeo Construction Co.
Laura Klauser Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Tomkins Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Kontulis II (t) IUOE Local 324 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Borman
The Auto Club Group
Joan C. Koelsch Donald and Mary Kosch Foundation Mr. Richard E. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Borman
Martha Town AutoNation, Inc.
John F. Kramb Lear Corporation William Kelly Trust Philip & Betsey C. Caldwell Foundation
Bridget Travers Robert & Toni Bader Charitable Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. John G. LaFond Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Manoogian (t) Kmart Corporation Thomas H. Cobb
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Twomey Estates of David and Jane Barton
Eric Laine Masco Corporation Foundation Richard and Linda Kughn The Coca-Cola Company
BASF Corporation
Kaye Larkin Mr. and Mrs. John C. Valentine McGregor Fund A. F. LaBarge The Colina Foundation
Bauervic-Paisley Foundation
Ann Larson Mr. Gerald Varitek and Mr. Daniel Varitek Meijer Mr. Joseph Lile Construction Association of Michigan
Beaumont Health
John H. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Viazanko The Meijer Foundation Estate of Lillian I. MacLean Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Cummings
Big Boy Restaurants International LLC
Leslie Littell Steven Vozella Bruce Meyer Family (t) Oliver Dewey Marcks Foundation Dearborn Federal Savings Bank
Bob and Susie Bluestein
Mr. and Mrs. Chris J. Longstreth Microsoft Corporation John W. Mazzola Detroit Muscle
Larry Watson Estate of Frederick Bonacker, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Longueuil Northwest Airlines McKinley Associates, Inc. EY
Edward Wenzel Borman’s, Inc.
Molly MacDonald Roger S. Penske Meritor Fetzer Institute
Mr. and Mrs. Pierre A. Willermet Bridgestone/Firestone Americas Tire Operations
Sandra MacDonald Rolex Watch U.S.A., Inc. MetroPCS Barbara and Alfred J. Fisher III
The Brinker Group
Marta G. Williams Roush Corporation Michigan Laborers - Employers Cooperation Ms. Elena A. Ford
Robert Mahin The Fred and Margaret Brusher Family
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Wlosinski SBC Michigan & Education Trust Funds; Laborers Local 1076
Michael Marlin Collection LECET, Laborers Local 1191 LECET, Laborers George F. Francis III (t)
Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Zagar The Elizabeth, Allan and Warren Shelden Fund Buddy’s Pizza Ruth R. Glancy
Daniel Martinez Local 334 LECET, Michigan LECET
Siemens Product Lifestyle Management Gleaner Life Insurance Society
Robert McCune Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Zakolski Mary Lou Burke Microsoft Corporation
Software
Kathleen G. McDonald Chase Patricia E. Mooradian (t) (e) Goldman Sachs & Company
J. Spencer & Gini Medford (e) CUMULATIVE Silicon Valley Community Foundation
The Skillman Foundation Cheli’s Chili Bar National Association of Manufacturers Grunwell-Cashero Co., Inc.
Ms. Nadine Merriman SUPPORT Target Chrysler Corporation Fund National City Bank of Michigan/Illinois Marcia Sue Gurecky
Charles V. Hagler
Metamora Green Assoc. CIBER, Inc. New Economy Initiative for Southeast Michigan
Gordy Michael (e)
$5,000,000 and Above Larry P. Turek
Citizens Bank Nortel Network Hamon Custodis, Inc.
Lynn and Paul Alandt (t) on behalf of the Benson Robert J. Turek
George P. Miller & Edith Ford Fund Unisys Corporation City of Dearborn The Northern Trust Mrs. Henry C. Hansen
Mr. Leslie A. and Mrs. Cynthia R. Miller William Davidson Foundation U.S. Department of Transportation and the Henry Austin and Waleta Clark Ms. Lisa A. Payne (t) Patricia Heftler
Richard J. Miller Harvey Firestone, Jr. Foundation Michigan Department of Transportation Comcast PepsiCo Foodservice Holiday Inn/Detroit-Dearborn
Rick Monk Benson Ford, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. S. Evan Weiner (t) Dana Corporation PizzaPapalis J. J. Humberstone
Jennifer Moody (e) Cynthia and Edsel B. Ford II (t) Matilda R. Wilson Fund Ms. Joanne Danto & Mr. Arnie Weingarden PNC Bank Intel Corporation
Mr. and Mrs. David Moore on behalf of the Henry Ford II Fund World Heritage Foundation/The Prechter Fund Marvin and Betty Danto Family Foundation PNC Bank Foundation Jewish Federation of Metro Detroit
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CUMULATIVE SUPPORT / $50,000-$99,999 (CONTINUED)
Johnson Controls Foundation Ford Motor Company Archives Mrs. Christine B. Jeryan $2,500-$4,999 Village Ford, Inc. Richard and Carol Durling
Kaufman Memorial Trust Ford Motor Company Fund Mr. and Mrs. William Leatherman Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Brian Welch Mr. and Mrs. David T. Eagle
W. K. Kellogg Foundation William Clay Ford, Jr. and Lisa V. Ford (t) Joseph Lile Altair Engineering Joe and Cathy Wolford (e) Mr. and Mrs. William G. Ellis
Koc Holding William Randolph Hearst Foundations Maine Community Foundation Ameriprise Financial Young Woman’s Home Association E.W. Grobbel Sons, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter T. Kross Institute of Museum and Library Services Oliver Dewey Marcks Foundation Katie and Dave Andrea Zeal Credit Union Mr. and Mrs. Dietmar Exler
Kuka Flexible Production Systems The Khan Foundation Hendrik Meijer (t) Dr. Eva Feldman and Dr. Neal Little
Cathy and Bob Anthony
Amy LaBarge and Ronald Beeber Donald and Mary Kosch Foundation Michigan Department of Transportation
$1,000-$2,499 Barbara and Alfred J. Fisher III
Aristeo Construction Co. Anonymous (7)
The Mannik & Smith Group Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Manoogian (t) Patricia E. Mooradian (t) (e) Michael and Barbara Fitzpatrick
James and Barbara Armiak A & K Research
M/B Foundation Masco Corporation Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Morse Mr. Albert B. Ford
AutoLiv Acro Service Corporation
Mercedes-Benz of North America The Meijer Foundation National Philanthropic Trust William Clay Ford III (t)
Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Bartlett Jennifer Adderley
Michigan Department of Career Development Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs Gerry and Laura Fournier
Ms. Lisa A. Payne (t) BASF Corporation
Michigan Farm Bureau Alfonsi Railroad Construction Susan and Henry Fradkin
Michigan Economic Development Corporation PNC Bank Foundation Mrs. Carolyn Benitez and Ms. Beth Wrona
Michigan Humanities Council Alumni Association of the University of George F. Francis III (t)
Roger S. Penske Richard E. and Patricia L. Robertson Bolt IoT (aka Inventrom Private Limited) Michigan
W. Clark Miller PNC Bank Peter and Elizabeth Gaecke
Hamilton Roddis Foundation Donald R. and Rosemary Brasie David and Beverly Androvich
MITA Rolex Watch U.S.A., Inc. Eugene and Mary Anne Gargaro
Kristina and Aaron Sikora Mr. Bruce W. Bryan Mr. William Arcy and Mrs. Shirley Arcy
Motown Record Company, LP United Way of Washtenaw County Greg and Karen Garr
Simons Michelson Zieve Inc. Advertising John and Pamela Busch Mr. Roger D. Arnett
Michelle and Linden Nelson Ambassador and Mrs. Ronald N. Weiser (t) Mr. and Ms. Gregg Garrett
Mr. and Mrs. Hau Thai-Tang (t) Mr. Christopher Callan Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Aughenbaugh
Mrs. Judith H. Obermayer Eliza Kontulis Getz (t)
Clark Hill PLC
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Padilla $25,000-$99,999 USDA Forest Service Baker College
Mrs. Marsha Greco and Mr. Aldo Greco
Mr. and Mrs. Gerard M. Anderson (t) Alessandro and Kimm Uzielli (t) Ms. Jessica Conway Mr. Richard A. Barston
Panera Bread, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Kevin I. Green
Richard and Susan Anderson Gerard & Luanne Waldecker Gorman and Bruni Culver Mr. and Mrs. Alan W. Beery
Perich + Partners Ltd. Grunwell-Cashero Co., Inc.
The Auto Club Group Mr. John S. Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Howard G. Behr
Mr. Christopher F. Hamp and Dr. Nicole Hamp (t)
The Karen & Drew Peslar Foundation
Beaumont Health
$5,000-$9,999 Domino’s Pizza, Inc. Benefit Outsourcing Solutions, Inc.
Donald E. & Jo Anne Petersen Foundation Mr. Michael F. Hamp
Anonymous Sarah and Tony Earley Ms. Sharon Bledsoe
Ramco Gershenson Buddy’s Pizza Mr. Peter K. Hamp and Dr. Leela Hamp
Mr. Floyd E. Alberts The Gilmour-Jirgens Fund Ms. Tracy A. Boos
Milton M. Ratner Foundation Mr. Michael J. Choffnes Mr. and Mrs. Rick Hamrick, Jr.
American Axle Mr. and Mrs. D. Dale Greer Ms. Nadia Boreiko
Richard E. and Patricia L. Robertson Citizens Bank Randall and Janice Harvey
Aptiv Foundation Hitachi America, Ltd. Mr. and Mrs. John Boris
Hamilton Roddis Foundation Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan Susan and William Harvey
Barton Malow Company James and Lynelle Holden Fund Denis and Patricia Bork
Royal Roofing Co., Inc. Ms. Joanne Danto & Mr. Arnie Weingarden Mr. Bomi Hathikhanavala
Marvin and Betty Danto Family Foundation The Boeschenstein Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Paul Holzschuher Brandt Street Properties
Mr. Chris J. Rufer Joanie and Terry Helgesen
DFCU Financial BorgWarner Inc. Honigman Miller Schwartz and Cohn LLP Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Burns
Ms. Eleanor B. Safford Hella Corporate Center USA
Emily and Henry Ford III (t) Ambassador and Mrs. Stephen F. Brauer Mrs. Catherine A. Hudak The James and Mary Anne Cameron Foundation
Ralph E. and Irene Saleski HelloWorld
General Electric Company Karen Colina Wilson Foundation J.S. Clark Agency, Inc. Capuchin Ministries David and Cynthia Hempstead
Edwina M. Simpson
Ambassador and Mrs. Yousif B. Ghafari Comerica Charitable Foundation K12 Management Inc. Carhartt, Inc. Henry Ford Village
Sotheby’s
Mary Ellen Hayes Keith and Mary Kay Crain Carol Kendra and Erica Zazo (e) Mr. and Mrs. John D. Carlson, Jr. Henry Ford Village Wellness Center
Stone Foundation of Michigan
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ingle III (t) Shirley Damps (e) Ms. Susan Kornfield Mrs. Carolyn Carr Thomas and Lois Hill
Strategic Staffing Solutions
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Kontulis II (t) Ray and Deborah Day Mr. and Mrs. Ronald N. Kudra George and Dolores Cassar Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Hillegonds
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Sullivan, Jr.
The Kresge Foundation DENSO International America, Inc. Kuka Flexible Production Systems Mr. and Mrs. Jason Castelli Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hilliard
Sumitomo Corporation of America
Macy’s John and Debbie Erb Dr. Raymond Landes and Dr. Melissa McBrien C. F. Burger Creamery Mr. Dennis G. Hines
Texaco Philanthropic
Meijer Corporation Goldfish Swim School Lear Corporation Mr. and Mrs. John N. Chudyk Mr. Robert J. Hitchens
Mr. and Mrs. Hau Thai-Tang (t)
National Endowment for the Humanities Gordon Food Service Lance and Rita Leonelli Citizens Insurance Mrs. Mary Hlavaty
ThyssenKrupp Budd Co.
Owens Corning Foundation Patricia Heftler Mr. Theodore Maged John and Nancy Colina Mr. Ricky Hodge
TRW Foundation
PepsiCo Food Service Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hobson Mr. and Mrs. Chris Mannino Comfort Keepers of Plymouth Dr. Jean M. Holland
Union Pacific Corporation
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Reuss (t) Ms. Sheri Mark and Dr. Abe Slaim Community Foundation for Oceana County Benjamin and Sherri Howes (e)
Mrs. Barbara Van Dusen Kettering University
The Elizabeth, Allan and Warren Shelden Fund Mrs. Donna K. McLaughlin-Shuereb Tom, Gail, and Sabrina Costello IBM International Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Gail L. Warden Mr. Philip Kintzele and Ms. Mary Irwin
Stone Foundation of Michigan Mr. Jerome C. McManus Mr. and Mrs. Karl Couyoumjian The Ideal Group
WH Canon, Inc. littleBits Electronics
Estate of Helen Antonia Talarek J. Spencer & Gini Medford (e) Mr. and Ms. Chuck Covington Ira and Brenda Jaffe
Karen Wilson-Smithbauer Mr. William Luke
Mildred and Charles Webster Mr. Rex A. Miller & Mrs. Joan Miller Danny and Amy Cox (e) Ms. Christine Jakubowski and Mr. James Yates, Jr.
Young Woman’s Home Association Larry and Cindy Morawa
Mr. and Mrs. S. Evan Weiner (t) Jim and Carol Moore Mr. and Mrs. Leland Cross John and Tresa Jex, Jr.
Claudia J. Nickel
2018 DONORS Matilda R. Wilson Fund The Karen & Drew Peslar Foundation
MTU America, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Nabozny
Kevin Cubberly (e)
Christian and Elise Cullen (e)
Mr. Charles Karbginsky
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kaufmann
Ms. Waltraud E. Prechter
$1,000,000 and Above $10,000-$24,999 Mr. and Mrs. James B. Nicholson Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Cundiff Jill and Steven Kayner
Lynn and Paul Alandt (t) PRUSA
Anonymous (5) NSF International Betsy Cushman Kelly Services
on behalf of the Benson & Edith Ford Fund Ramco Gershenson
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Baer Oakland University Ms. Suzanne Dalton and Mr. Clyde Foles Mrs. Carol Kilway
General Motors John and Marilyn Rintamaki
Drs. John & Janice Bernick Ms. Nancy O’Dell and Mr. Gary Shawgo Ms. Catherine A. Davy Dr. Joseph Kingsbury and Ms. Denise Aho
Rockwell International Corporation Trust
$100,000-$999,999 Betty S. Chu and Navot Shoresh
Mr. Chris J. Rufer
Dr. Gilbert Omenn and Ms. Martha Darling Dearborn Federal Savings Bank Mr. Michael Kipley
Bank of America James and Katherine Clark Brent Ott (e) Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Decker Ms. Emily Kluze
Dearborn DDAs Mr. Greg Salustro Mr. John B. Pellegrino, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart deGeus
Estates of David and Jane Barton KPMG
Dearborn Rotary Foundation Mr. Vincent F. Scarafino Pentastar Aviation, LLC Andrew and Linda Dervan Mr. Jack Krasula
William Davidson Foundation
Detroit Lions Nancy Schlichting & Pam Theisen Timothy and Margaret Price Mr. John E. DeWitt Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Krupic
Delta Air Lines
Detroit Metro Convention & Visitors Bureau SME PSCU Mr. Claude Dillard Brian A. Kutscher
Delta Air Lines Foundation
Paul and Constance Dimond (t) University of Michigan-Dearborn Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Schiele Reggie and Deb DiRezze Amy LaBarge and Ronald Beeber
Mrs. Linda Dresner and Mr. Edward Levy
Mrs. Anne Ford Mr. James H. Voyles, Jr. The Seattle Foundation Mr. David Doettl Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Lambrecht, Jr.
DTE Energy Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Gerson (t) Brett and Kimberly Warstler Seco Tools Inc. John and Eleanor Dolega Patricia and J. Michael Landrum
Fred A. and Barbara M. Erb Family Foundation
Cynthia and Edsel B. Ford II (t) Mrs. Regina Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wendelken Mr. and Mrs. R. Thomas Snyder Downriver Community Federal Credit Union Laura and Kevin Laws (e)
on behalf of the Henry Ford II Fund Steven K. and Sheila Ford Hamp (t) Mr. Mark Wilkie Sysco Food Services of Detroit L.L.C. DTE River Rouge Power Plant Mr. and Mrs. Brian Leary
Ford Foundation Mr. Lee Hart and Mr. Charles Dunlap Karen Wilson-Smithbauer Duane and Sheila Tarnacki DTE Trenton Power Plant Mr. Mark Lebioda and Ms. Janet Yeager
Mrs. Martha Firestone Ford Mr. and Mrs. William W. Helman Ms. Alicia Winget Bradley L. and Simone Himbeault Taylor Jeff Dunlap and Elizabeth Lindau (e) Lee Ind. Contracting
Ford Motor Company Herman Miller, Inc. World Heritage Foundation/The Prechter Fund Mrs. Barbara Van Dusen Lillian and Joseph Durecki Mr. Allan Leonard
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Charles and Kathleen Letts Ms. Corinne Shoop Mr. Donald Bovee Mr. Gregory Puscas Mr. and Ms. Greg Brennan Mr. and Mrs. James Ewing
Ms. Kathleen Levillier Edwina M. Simpson Ms. Jeannette Bradshaw Mr. Daniel Quick Ms. Theresia Brink Mr. Zane Feitshans
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lewis Mr. Layle Smith Barb and Fred Brandenburg Mr. Andrew Reid Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Brown Mr. John C. Fellows
Dr. and Mrs. Chris P. Liakonis Ms. Mary E. Smith Ms. Jacqueline Brown Mr. and Mrs. John R. Repp Ms. Sandra Bruss Mr. and Mrs. John T. Fennell
Life Bridge Church Mr. and Mrs. Darryl J. Snabes Mr. and Mrs. Eduardo Caraballo Mrs. Janet V. Rex Mr. and Mrs. James B. Buck Mr. Mason Ferry
Lisa and Hannan Lis Rebecca Sue South Mr. Mark Carpenter Robert W. Baird & Co. Ms. Deanna Budzyn Ms. Fran Fields
Carol Little & James Stephen Mrs. Earline W. Springer Center for Arab American Philanthropy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Rockwell Mr. and Mrs. Scott Burbank Mr. and Mrs. James A. Fink
LOC Federal Credit Union Starting Point Ms. Mary Chamberlain Ms. Laura Roelans Mr. James Burk Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Fischer
Mr. Christopher Locke and Ms. Starr Kelton-Locke Ms. Beth Stewart and Ms. Nan Washburn Mr. and Mrs. James M. Chandler Ms. Frances Rudd Beverly Butler Mr. Joseph P. Flinn
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Macdonald Lora L. Stitman Judith Clay Mr. Robert Rumpz Ms. Karla Caddell Mrs. Mary Margaret Flinn
Madonna University Douglas and Glenn Stockdale Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Contreras Ms. Jolene Ryntz Michael and Odelle Cadwell (e) Mrs. Charlotte M. Ford
Michael and Alice Maher Mr. Kevin Sudak and Ms. Sylvia Cousino Mr. and Mrs. David E. Corba Mr. Charles Saul Lee E. Cagle (e) Mr. and Mrs. Alan A. Forsyth
Mr. and Mrs. Ben C. Maibach III Sumitomo Corporation of America Ms. Tara Crake and Ms. Renee Gray Ms. Jacqueline Schiller and Ms. Suzanne Morrison Ms. Heather Campbell-Lieberman Mr. and Mrs. Denny Fox
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Malloure Drs. Robert and Kathleen Swarts Mr. and Mrs. Danny Dawes Mr. and Mrs. Carl V. Schmult, Jr. Mr. Lee Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Frankel
Marathon Petroleum Co. Mr. Walter Szymanski Ms. Heather Day Steve and Beth Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Carpenter Ms. Karen Frankowiak
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Mr. David Marold and Ms. Sheila York Ann and Steve Templeton Ms. Michelle Delarosa Ms. Cathy Sears Mr. and Mrs. Craig Carson Mrs. Debra Galik and Ms. Nicole Fons
Ms. Monica Martinez and Mr. Chris Gillett Thompson Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Dell Bradley Simmons Mr. Robert Casey Mrs. Margaret Gaugler
Mr. Howard L. Mason United States Gypsum Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Dodsworth Mr. and Ms. William A. Slat Mr. Seamus Cassidy Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Geno
Mr. and Mrs. George McCann University of Detroit Mercy School of Law Mrs. Monica Doettl Smith Carpentry, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Cebull Mr. and Mrs. Tom Giles
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Mrs. Mary McLean Wilson Mr. Flamur Vaka Mr. Robert Etherington Ms. Susan Standafer Ms. Christina Char-Palo Ms. Erika Golematis
Wendy and Gary Meyer (e) Jim and Emilie Van Bochove (e) Mr. Albert Faraj Ms. Gwen Stesiak and Ms. Susan Maurus Mr. and Mrs. John P. Charters Patricia Gosik
Michigan Credit Union League Sandra and James Vandenberghe Ms. Jeanette Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. John R. Suriano Mr. Adam Chase Ms. Brooke Green and Mr. Vaughn Lippert
Michigan First Credit Union - Lathrup Village Ms. Amanda Van Dusen and Mr. Curtis Blessing Mr. and Mrs. William L. Fisher Mr. Michael Tate Ms. Joan Chura Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gulling
Michigan Surgery Specialists Mr. Dennis VanWormer and Ms. Sharon Mischakoff Ms. Pamela Folian Mr. and Mrs. Leonidas Tavoularis Mr. Fred Chynchuk Ms. April Gurka
Mr. William Milam Vector North America Inc. Mr. Keith Frank Vivian L. Taylor Beverly and Reginald Ciokajlo Mr. Brian Gutowski
Dr. Robert Miller and Dr. Mary Jo Miller Veoneer Mr. and Mrs. Rivan F. Frazee Mr. Thomas Tipi Ms. Renae Clark Mr. Gale Halderman
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Miller Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Veresh, Jr. Ms. Carol Gerlach Dr. and Mrs. William E. Townes Mr. Mark Colizza Mr. Donald Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Milligan Mrs. Donna M. Viel Mr. and Mrs. Hugh B. Gulledge Captain Joseph F. Walsh (e) Complex Weavers Mr. and Mrs. John Hallahan
Jerry & Karen Mitchell Bill and Sue Vititoe Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Gutierrez Mrs. Olga Wierszewski Mr. and Mrs. Roger Cook Mr. Marc Halliburton
Patricia and Byron Moitozo (e) Vlasic Family Mr. Weijian Han Tom and Anne Woiwode Dennis and Mary Lou Corrigan Ms. Stephanie Hames
David and Sally Montera Mrs. Margaret E. Wade Ms. Danielle Hanser Dr. and Mrs. Hiroshi Yamasaki Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Cotton Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hamilton
Kathleen Moore and Roger Faust Mrs. Betty Wakefield Ms. Camille Harrison Mr. Ronald Yee Jonathan Crane Mr. Matthew D. Hammond
The Moroz Boyz (e) Walbridge Mr. Matthew Hays Ms. Mary Zatina and Mr. Kevin Prihod Mrs. Bernadine Crepeau Robert E. Hanna (e)
Ms. Betsy Mosher Dan and Susan Walters Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Hoolsema Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Zerger Anna and Dan Cronin (e) Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Hardin
John and Julie Neilson (e) Carolyn Ward and Al Redding (e) Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Hornick Dr. and Mrs. Seymour Ziegelman Mr. Jon Crosthwaite Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harkness
Mrs. Martha Ann Ottolini Lee R. Ward and Carol C. Ward (e) Joseph and Jean Hudson Ms. Beatrice F. D’Ambrosio Mr. and Mrs. James J. Hassett
Mr. and Mrs. John Ozdych Mr. John J. Wasilewski Mr. Steven Johnson, Sr. $250-$499 Ms. Abby Dassance Ms. Roberta Hatch
Wayne RESA Ms. Michelle Jonna Mr. John Abels Mr. Michael J. David Ms. Kathy L. Hayes
Peake Recovery, Inc.
Ms. Susan Webb Mr. Heber Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. Terrance Adams Ms. Michele Davis Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Henson
Dennis Pedersen, Cody Williams,
Chris Edelbrock, and David Stinchi Susan Webster Dr. James Kelly and Ms. Mariam Noland Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Albright Mr. and Mrs. William B. Dedinsky Mr. Stephen Hermann
Peter Basso Associates, Inc. Ms. Shirdel Welsh and Ms. Karla Jurgensen Mr. and Mrs. David Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Ali Alhimiri Mr. and Mrs. Dennis DeGiorgio Mr. Wayne M. Hertlein
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Peterson Susan R. White Ms. Julie Klein Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Alvarado Mr. Michael W. Degner Ms. Leah Hettinga
Peterson Spring Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Foundation Ms. Juliana Kostoff Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. David Dellinger Mr. Dennis Heyza
Mr. Michael Pickel and Mr. Buster Lester Bill and Janne Wissel Mr. Richard Kujat Rosemary and John Austgen Mr and Mrs. Mark Demorest Mr. Billy Himes
Plante Moran Woco Tech USA Mr. Sham Kunjur Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bailo Mrs. Carol M. Dettling Mr. and Mrs. Orville J. Hoksch, Jr.
Christina & Thomas Posler (e) Mr. J. D. Woods Sandra L. Kyte (e) Ms. Debra Bake John Brian Devlin Ms. Heather Holmer
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Powers Dr. In Kwang Yoon Dr. and Mrs. Robert Levy Jim and Nancy Barber Dr. and Mrs. Andrzej Dlugosz Jim Holubka
Mr. Michael Powers Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Zakolski Mr. Bob Livingston Mr. Kumar Batalada-Lakshmuna Lish Dorset (e) Mr. and Mrs. Greg Hooper
Printwell Printing Company Zingerman’s Ms. Elaine Loeschner Bath Planet Ms. Jeanine Dotson Mrs. Janet Houghtby and Ms. Katherine Wilmoth
Real Integrated Mr. and Mrs. John R. Zitnik Mr. James Long and Ms. Judith Kemble Ms. Sharon Bazzell Tim Dowling (e) Mr. Todd Houston
Mr. and Mrs. Rex C. Reeve Mr. Stephen Lukas and Ms. Nancy Clinton Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Beebe Ms. Jeanette Dubrul Mrs. Lucie Howell (e)
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Retherford $500-$999 Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Mackey Mr. and Mrs. John Beirne Ms. Patricia Ducher Mr. and Mrs. Roy M. Howington
CW3 (R) Joseph Rheaume and Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Thurgood Marshall, Jr. Ms. Raylene Belanger and Ms. Linda Karrick Mr. Tim Duncan Michael Humenik (e)
Mrs. Janet Rheaume Terri Anderson (e) Ms. Cynthia Martell Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Bentley Ms. Debra Dyck Mr. and Mrs. Scott L. Hunter
Mr. Frank Richards and Ms. Chin-Chan Chu Ms. Nancy Avalos Masco Corporation Mr. Edward Benz Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Dykes Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Ianitelli
Bernard and Janene Ringwelski Ms. Renee Axt Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. McCullough Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bergstein Ms. Donna Eckman Mrs. Sandra A. Jackson
Patrice and William Robertie Azimuth Capital Managment LLC Mrs. Melissa McKissen Mr. Alton Berry Mr. Jerald Eden Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Janowski
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Romanski Bank of America Matching Gifts Mr. and Mrs. James P. McLennan Mr. and Mrs. Randal M. Billian Brian, Jody, and Scarlett Egen (e) Ms. Karen W. Jeppson
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Mr. John H. Scheich Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bloch Maura and Christian Øverland Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boudrie Mr. and Mrs. James J. Endres Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Keller
Ms. Kimberly A. Scherer Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Dennis A. Pietrowski Ms. Susan Brandon Ms. Susan Evans and Ms. Darlene Jezewski Mr. James Keller
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