The teachers andcoordinators of the

MusicLink Foundationare very excited aboutour goal to reach6000 students by the end of 2014 and raise$6000 in 60 days (Nov.–Dec. 2014) to show sup-port for our mission to bring ongoing music les-sons to children in need. A glance at the totalsbelow and on our website homepage show justhow close we are to celebrating our goal. It seemslike just yesterday when we reached 5000 studentsin 2012, our 20th anniversary year. We couldn’tmake this type of progress without our hard-work-ing coordinators and teachers and the support ofour business partners and donors. We added 10new state coordinators and 112 new teachers thispast year. Our teachers donate in-kind instructionequivalent to $700,000 annually, with an overalltotal of almost $10.5 million donated to the pro-gram. They are the heart of MusicLink!

We are also making progress in extendinginvitations to prominent donors and businesses tobecome MusicLink Legacy Partners to secure andsustain our organization. We have set a goal ofadding 6 new legacy partners this year to help us

sustain our basic annual operations of$80,000–$100,000. Legacy Partners pledge sup-port through annual donations from $5,000(Bravo Tier) to $10,000 or more (Encore Tier). Inreturn, these partners are recognized with logosand signage at MusicLink events and will be fea-tured in our publicity and communications. Wewelcome inquiries about the program and inviteyou to click on MusicLink Legacy Partners on ourwebsite homepage for details.

We encourage those who only receive thisannual report in the mail to provide your emailaddress so you can receive our bimonthly eLINKnewsletter to keep updated on MusicLink events.Subscribe through the website—click on “Readour Newsletter” from the homepage to stayinformed throughout the year. Many thanksagain for your ongoing support!

Louise P. Zanar Fund—A MusicLink LegacyPartner

The Louise P. Zanar Fund has provided ongo-ing funding to support the MusicLink

Washington, DC Shining Stars program since2009. We recognized them as a MusicLink

Legacy Partner at their annual recital and fund-raiser, that featured our MusicLink kids in action!The fund has donated at the Encore Tier of$10,000 for 2013–14 as well as the 2014–15 year.Our thanks to Elizabeth McGrail, Molly Daniels,and Rochelle Granat, the fund board members,and applause to Chris Sharp who is the teacher ofour Shining Stars in DC. Elizabeth states, “TheLouise P. Zanar Fund greatly values our partner-ship with MusicLink and its mission to bring thepower of creative expression to children. We havebeen particularly impressed and grateful for thepositive impact Chris and MusicLink have had onthe students.”

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MUSICLINK FOUNDATION STATUS REPORT

As of November 10, 2014, the MusicLinkFoundation has reached 5,972 students served;over 415,400 hours of instruction, equivalent to$10.4 million of in-kind scholarship donation.

REPORT

Rochelle Granat, Elizabeth McGrail, Joanne Haroutounian, Molly Daniels (Photo by Ilene Cutler)

of the MusicLink FoundationFall 2014

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MusicLinkStates & Provinces

The maps show the total of students served byMusicLink over the past 20 years. Stars (�) indicatestates and provinces adding new students duringthe 13–14 fiscal year. Double stars (��) indicateadditions of over 20% more students this year.

Alaska: Freya Wardlaw-Bailey Arizona: Homero Ceron, Solveig Englund, Anna Gendler, B Malchus, Elena Miraztchiyska, Ed Reid, JStevens, M Tatman, Alexandar Tentser Arkansas: Linda Dale Kennedy, Pam Werner California: Amy Bhatnagar, Terri Casia, Mehry Cohenzad, Sue Field, Michael Hemsworth, Jami Piper, JuliaTakeoka, Noelle TinturinColorado: Lisa Bush, Gabrielle Dugan, Sandra Lundberg, Laura Rogers, Tina Vernon, Michele WootenConnecticut: Sharon Girard, Vera Kushner, Kathleen TheisenDelaware: Karen SchenckDistrict of Columbia: Nancy Breth, Tyler SinclairFlorida: Emily Breezee, Tanya Brooks, Susan Chesser, Tarra GuerraGeorgia: Robin Blankenship, Deborah Brady, Lacie Craig, Rochelle Garman, Nora Martin, Renee Seawell, JanetWill, Martha Yasuda Hawaii: Dennise Ontiveros-Fraga Idaho: Loretta Germer, Bryant Hansen, Colleen HunterIllinois: Phyllis Calderon, Lisa Chodorowski, Marcia Mally, Deborah Meier, Patti Nyien, Judy Zylstra Indiana: Lynelle Vogel Iowa: Nancy Cree, Linda Judiesch, Holly Kukkonen, Lucinda M. Lear, Pamela Weest-Carrasco Kansas: Leonetta Chaves-Bibby Kentucky: Adrienne McKinneyLouisiana: Robin Ebeyer Maine: Rose Erwin, Diana FosterMaryland: Carole Gauthier, David W. Holmes, Christopher Sharp, Mary TamplinMassachusetts: Julie Boris, Lani Bortfeld, Michelle GordonMichigan: Carita Farmer Hughes, Margarete Thomsen, Annetta Vander Lugt Minnesota: Monica K. Allen, Diane Alveshere, Ruth Borash, Jean Bostrom, Melody Bruffey, Ann Cader, JaetteCarpenter, Sonja Clive-Orban, Gretchen Davis, Peggy Denler, Sara Diedrich, Brad Draper, Katie Ekberg, AnnaJeanne Flesner, Kacie Foster, Ellie Fregni, Dominica Gerszewski, Bethany Gonella, Ann-Marie Graffunder, MariaGrant, Mitchell Grussing, Mary Gustafson, Mary Hale, Heidi Hansen, David Holmes, Deanna Holst, Lydia Holsten,Elsa Hosch, Megan Jensen, Betsy Keno, Barbara Kinnick, John Krebsbach, Sue Krebsbach, Mary LaChapelle,Sylvia Lange, Caroline Langfeld, Gael Larsen, Kris Latcham, Mary Jo Leier, Corissa Leonard, Kirsten Levorson,Beverly Madsen, Randall Martens, Margaret Maxwell, Lucia P. May, Rochelle Mazze, La Rae Mills, Karen RaeMord, Lois Muelich, Susan Munson, Betsy Murray, Sally Nelsen, Cindy Nelson-Quesada, Kimberley Nichols,Norbert Nielubowski, Beverly Olson, Kris Olson, Wendy Pace, Rennae Petersen, Melinda Peterson, Helen MariePlourde, Michelle Porter, Ben Prohaska, Mary Kaye Rabaey, Liz Raihala, Carolyn Reisinger, Rachel Revennaugh,Rebekah Richards, Karen Saunders, Linda Seime, Linda Jean Smith, Rebecca Smith, Carolyn Spargo, LauraSpringer, Karen Stiles, Gene Swanson, Faith Swenson, Mary Swenson, Cheri Sykes, Marcia Vahl, Kathleen VanDoeren, Nancy Van Kampen, Tiffany Van Vooren, Arlene Veith, Anastasia Verdoljak, Gretchen Wagner, ArleneWallin, Sue Wege, Mary Ann Weis, Beth Winterfeldt, Jennifer Wohlgemuth Mississippi: Jeanne Evans Missouri: Joyce Berg, Sarah Cool, Korin Wahl

Montana: Carla Bell, Sherlon OrthNebraska: Doris Kirke, Lori SupernawNevada: Marvin Mings, Margie Nuttall New Hampshire: Ursula Emond, Carleen Graff, Cassandra Reed, Paul Ruscak New Jersey: Anna Kroik New Mexico: Mary-Lynn Brown, Janet King, Audie Rhodes New York: Helena Almberg, Patricia Cestaro, Peter Cody, Carla D’Amore, Mary Gray, Robert Renino, AnastasiaSolberg, Benjamin Steinhardt, Daniel Stevens, Karen Sturzenbecker, Jean Vilkelis, Nettie WestNorth Carolina: Amy Gardner, Debra Heath, Chad LeathermanNorth Dakota: James Adams, Robin Allebach, Anthony Eddleston, Victoria Hammel, Marjorie Johnson,Priscilla Keogh, Jason Laczkoski, Christopher Redfearn, Jon Rudolph, Sandy Weisenberger Ohio: Karen Campo, Krysti Schey, Susan SeldenOklahoma: Larry Baldwin, Katharine SchelpOntario: Mary Cumming, Valerie Laengert Oregon: Shirley Brendlinger, Dan Brugh, Gail Buchanan, Virginia Hawley Buhn, Linda Butler, Kate Campbell,Pauline Eidemiller, Dorothy Fahlman, Chan Ham, Janet Harmon, Laura Jáuregui Wynter, Mary Kogen, JeannieOlson, Barbara Parker, Huong Phan, Oliver Poida, Ruth Richard, Kathryn Rigall, Ruth Sadilek, Debra Sostrin,Patti Widener, Katherine Wilkinson, Crystal Zimmerman Pennsylvania: Gilya Hodos, William Marshall, Kathy Miller, Laura Williamson Quebec: Diane Briscoe Rhode Island: Gerri Lajoie, Andy Rizzotti South Carolina: Alison Branham, Deborah RuthSouth Dakota: Brenda RuedebuschTennessee: Susan Hailey, Shirley Ann O’Connor, Ann Almond PopeTexas: Shelly Davis, Sherry FrushUtah: Tami Baird, Penni Eads, Kimberly Gumucio, Cheryl Norman, Janice Kapp Perry, Cheryl Rytting, KathiSittner, Denise WilliamsVermont: Linda Galvan, Kelley Lyon, Peter Miller, Susan Nicholas, Margaret Stephens, Judy VanesseVirginia: Denise Adkins, Claire Allen, Sherrie Andrews, Marion Baker, Sheila Barrows, Anne Beamer, ValerieGathright, Greg Genter, Barbara Gholz, Jaime Guitz, John Healey, Joan Jurenas, Cora Lee Khambatta, MelodyKucks, Ann Lee, Marjorie Lee, Doortje LeGrand, Laura Marchisotto Bogart, Kathy McGillicuddy, Marlene C. Miles,Christina Morton, Peggy Newhall, Drew Owen, Amy Park, Melody Payne, Diane Perett, Pauline Pompei,Gabriella Ryan, Kimberly Ryan, Rachel Sarrano-Winograd, Ronit Seter, Sarah Strom, Cara Transtrom, DarinVarbanov, Phyllis Vickers, Lisa Wold, LeeAnna Xanthos-McQueenWashington: Mary Foster Grant, Linda Butler, Rebecca Cook, Nikkol Daniels, Heather Forbes, JoyceHawkins, Barbara Heckenlively, Rebecca Hedman, Susan Huie, Emily James, Marilyn Karr, Jennifer Morgan,Marina Munter, Brandy Pancoast, Ellen Pickell, Maria Sier, Julia Swienty, Phyllis Twedt, Ilene Tyler, VernaWagner, Marcia Wilke, Ashley Wright Wisconsin: Asenath Dobratz, Evan Engelstad, Cody Goetz, Joanna Johnson, Annella Kochanowski, LouiseMann, Sally Ritchie, Gina Skule, Jonathan ThorntonWyoming: Arlene Osborn

OUR CURRENT MusicLink TEACHERS OVERALL TEACHER TOTAL 2,216 (113 added this year); Hall of Fame Teachers(5 years or more); Teachers of Distinction (10 years or more)

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SENIOR AWARDS: Christine Schwartz, a student ofBeth Winterfeldt (MN) receivedthe MusicLink Senior Award ofExcellence, which recognizes agraduating senior who has shownoutstanding musical progress andcommitment through years ofMusicLink lessons. The award of$1000 is provided by the Arlineand Russell Bridge EndowmentFund. Christine has studied

through MusicLink for the past six years, receiving highdistinction in the MMTA’s Comprehensive PianoExams as well as other state contests. Christine explains:“I have grown, matured, and been challenged throughthe discipline of music; I have also been comforted,encouraged, and inspired by its melodies. Being giventhe privilege of studying music by my parents and teach-ers has been incredible.” She will be attending BethelUniversity in St. Paul, MN, majoring in art and contin-uing her piano studies.

Marissa Teetson, a voice and piano student ofJeanne Evans (MS), was recognized with a MusicLinkFoundation Achievement Honors Award of $500 fromthe Arline and Russell Bridge Endowment Fund for herprogress in MusicLink lessons. Marissa seeks a career innursing while continuing her musical training.

The Ruth Stenson MusicLinkaward of $1000 was awarded toRachel Ginter, a graduatingMusicLink piano student of LindaJean Smith (MN). This award rec-ognizes a senior from Minnesotawho has shown outstandingachievement in musical trainingthrough MusicLink. Rachel has an

appreciation for a wide range of music and enjoys writ-ing music in her free time. “I know for a fact that I amblessed with this talent to play piano and I thank Godfor that. If it wasn’t for MusicLink, I would be a differ-ent person. I will never be able to thank you enough.”Rachel will attend MSU Moorhead, majoring in pianoperformance with a jazz and studio emphasis.

GIVING TUESDAY & BELMONT BENEFIT CONCERTThe MusicLink Found ation took part in Giving

Tuesday on December 3, 2013, raising $8,500 spurredon by a matching grant of $5,000 by MusicLink LegacyPartners, Bill and Brigid Brakefield.

The Federal Masonic Lodge No. 1 of Washington,DC, organized a benefit recital for MusicLink that featured the IBIS Chamber Music Ensemble as well asfour outstanding MusicLink pianists. Students had therare treat of performing in the ballroom of the BelmontMansion on a golden Steinway grand piano. The concert, combined with Masonic Lodge and MESHCharities of the Eastern Star, raised $7,000 for theMusicLink Foundation.

PLAYATHONS, BENEFITS, AND MORE RAISEFUNDS FOR MUSICLINK

As word spreads about how much funit is to have a performance event forMusicLink, we can hear music inmalls, recital halls, and music storesacross the country! All of these differ-ent events helped raise $19,733 forthe MusicLink Foundation. Thesefunds will go towards networking for

ongoing lessons, instrument repair and moving costs,camp scholarships, and reimbursements for event feesand music paid by MusicLink teachers.

IL: Illinois MusicLink Coordinator, DeborahMeier organized a Clavinova Festival at PianoDistributors in Fairview Heights that raised a total of$550. Our thanks to manager Steven Trawford whoplans to make this an annual event at his store.

LA: Kathryn Tobey held a Benefit Recital in herstudio in Dec. 2013 and raised $410 for the MusicLinkFoundation.

MN: Once again our wonderful MinnesotaMusicLink teachers and coordinators led the nation witha two-day Playathon at the Mall of America, their sixth,raising over $11,000—a new high. Over 300 studentsperformed, adding 19 new teachers to the event. Theevent was organized by Sue Wege, MusicLink’s Directorof Coordinators and Midwest Coordinator, along with aloyal team of volunteer teachers.

The event featured an emcee appearance byNicholas David, third place winner of the third season ofThe Voice as well as Kathryn Knuttila Karg, MissMinnesota 2010. Thanks go out to Schmitt Music forproviding a beautiful Boston grand piano and to MMTAfor helping with publicity and online registration.

MO: Our thanks to the Missouri WesternUniversity and Nathaneal May who raised $51 in a per-formance fundraiser.

NH/VT: Judy Vanesse, VT/NH Coordinator andformer Northeast Regional Coordinator, organized aplayathon at the Powerhouse Mall in West Lebanon,NH, which featured performances by 29 students andraised $345 for MusicLink.

NY: The Faust Harrison Piano store hosted aMusicLink fund-raiser in December that raised $670 forthe MusicLink Foundation. Thanks to Patricia Cestaro,our NY MusicLink Coordinator for helping to organizethis event.

VA: The state had a number of musical fund-raisersthis past year. The Celebration Singers of Woodbridgecollected $707.14 in contributions through their concertseason. The Fairfax-Loudon Music Fellowship continuedits annual holiday playathon at the Dulles Town Center,raising a whopping $2,500—a great event organized bySandy Baker. The amount was doubled through theGiving Tuesday event. In May 2014 the annualMusicLink playathon at the Tysons Corner Center wasextended to two days and featured 125 student perform-ances representing 19 different studios. The studentsplayed on a Steinway B grand piano supplied by theSteinway Piano Gallery, as well as performances on vio-lin, cello, viola, bassoon, flute, and voice. The two-dayplayathon raised $3,500 for MusicLink.

The executive director and assistant director trieda bit of a different twist for fund-raising. They enjoyedan evening of great rock and roll at the State Theater inFalls Church, VA, where several guitars were auctionedoff that were signed by the bands that were performing.The auction raised $960—thanks to Leila Habib and

Brennan Giuffre of the State Theater. Are you a rock androll fan? Maybe a guitar raffle will be fun to do to helpMusicLink in your community.

GRANT SUPPORT: The City of Fairfax Commissionin the Arts continued their support with $1250 for ournorthern Virginia program. TheLouise P. Zanar Foundationexpanded their support to$10,000 and became aMusicLink Legacy Partner. TheWeissberg Foundation provided$2,000 to the foundation as amemorial donation for JudithSarah Morris.

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS: The MusicLink Found-ation provides the opportunity for students to attend themusic camp of their choice. During the summer of2014, the foundation provided scholarships for 19 stu-dents to attend camps across the country with scholar-ships totaling $4,490. Students attended local summerprograms in AR, DC, IA, IL, MN, NH, NY, VT, andWA. Many students have enjoyed numerous summers ofmusical growth through these scholarship opportunities.

TEACHER REIMBURSEMENT & GRASS ROOTSGRANTS

The MusicLink Foundation provides reimburse-ment to teachers for student music and event fees. Thisyear, 28 teachers from 16 different states asked for help,totaling $1,990 in reimbursement grants.

Our Grass Roots Grant programs assist newMusicLink programs or projects. This year the founda-tion provided $1,608 to the following organizations topromote state and local programs: MN: MinnesotaMusic Teachers Association; Maple Lake MN–LindaJean Smith; WA: Walla Walla MTA; IL: Chicago–ATouch of Class.

BUSINESS PARTNERS: MusicLink relies heavily onbusiness support at the community level. We welcomethe following new business partners to our roster: AZ:Right Brain Music; FL: Creative Keys Inc.; IL: PianoDistributors; Evanston Band & Orchestra; MN: Scott’sPiano Shop; Multi-state: Piano Pronto.

INSTRUMENTS/IN-KIND DONATIONSThe MusicLink Found-ation received over$21,340 of in-kind dona-tions of instruments andmusic this year, notincluding over $25,000in discounted and freemusic distributed directlyto MusicLink teachersthrough our BusinessPartner discount pro-

gram. Their names are italicized in our donor list in theAnnual Report.

Several events brought in multiple instrumentsand music to the foundation—A Community CleanSweep event in PA brought instruments and music workover $4000 and an eagle scout project organized byAndrew Julkowski of Richfield, MN, that contributed$1,915 worth of instruments and $665 in funds toMusicLink.

MusicLink Accomplishments 2013–2014

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Beth Winterfeldt andChristine Schwartz

Rachel Ginter andLinda Jean Smith

Andrew JulkowskiLia Chiflamariam, Jonathan Chiflamariam, Ashley Ondoua, OscarPaz-Suaznabar

Playathon Performers

Corey McGraw

MusicLink Foundation Donor Support 2013-2014We thank all of our donors—foundations, corporate sponsors, and individuals who share our passion to bring music to children in need. We haveincluded donations from September 2013 to September 2014. Italicized individuals and business partners provided in-kind donations of instru-ments and music. MusicLink Legacy Partners: E = Encore Tier ($10,000+), B = Bravo Tier ($5,000–$9,999) annual donations.

MusicLink Legacy PartnersBill & Brigid Brakefield - ELouise P. Zanar Fund - E MusicLink Board of Directors - B

Benefactor: $10,000 or moreLouise P. Zanar GrantBill & Brigid BrakefieldMN MusicLink PlayathonArline & Russell Bridge Endowment

Gold: $5,000 – $9,999Federal Masonic Lodge 1 & MESH CharitiesWilliam & Joanne HaroutounianMusicLink Board of DirectorsPhillip MacDonald

Silver: $1,000 – $4,999Celebration SingersCity of Fairfax FoundationFairfax-Loudon Music FellowshipHungry for MusicKanter Kallman FoundationCourtney Morris/Weissberg Foundation in memory

of Judith MorrisJoanne RhinesMartha SmithJoel TrugmanVA MusicLink Playathon

Bronze: $250 – $999Joyce BergJason BlackowiakJeanne BradshawWanda ChangGretchen DavisDeirdre DonohueAlice EelmanGinny GutierrezSherry HieberIL Clavinova FestivalMichael JonesJody KatzCharles KinneyAnnie LaiBrenda MartinBeverly McGahey

Bronze: $250 – $999Gary MoonanMusic for Young ChildrenNH/VT PlayathonNY MusicLink Benefit RecitalElaine PedersonTom & Kel-lee RauchJohn SchwartzLillian SmithTobey Benefit RecitalNelson TordillaClarence TorranceRebecca WarnerSue WegeMarge Winokur

Sustainer: $100 – $249Jeanne AgeeHope Armstrong ErbHeidi BundyJohn CassisiStella ChiangEdwin & Rosalie DemoneyFoxes Music Co.Daniel J. GallagherPeter & Marilyn Haase in memory of William SteckDebra HintermeyerJulie HollandJana Hollis (Julia Haynes Memorial Fund)Kevin KnightArnie & Zena LermanJan & Elizabeth LodalMary MackKatherine McCabeKerri OddeninoSandra PhaupMichael PittsLaura & William RiskiGeorge SalvatierraMichael Salvatierra dedicated to Carmen MerrillJanet StewartGrace Terpstra dedicated to Grace MillardKathleen TheisenSteve TrawfordEdnamae TreveySarah Yoon

Friend: $30 – $99Helena AlmbergFrancine A’NessTerry BellRachel BittnerJia-Lian ChangElizabeth CooperMartin CuellarMelissa DressWilliam DunneCharles FamulareGateway Arch East MTA in memory of

Norbert SchultzAngela GentileRaeanna GislasonJuliette GlasowJane GoldsteinRajesh GopalBonnie GrayDione HaagMichael HagburgHung HavenCarol Hay in memory of Alan & Elinor SmithElena KalinovskayaMary Katinas dedicated to Donna CollinsPeter KimErika Kim-EunDiana KliberMary Kay LanzJoo Young LeeSarah LockwoodAnna LuccaPeter MainettiKaiyan MaoMelissa MarrionJ. Kenneth MarshallBrenda MartinMary McCrossanScott McKissockLisa MeansDeborah MeierDeborah MitchellOphelia MnatzakanianShirley MoraesRobert MoranMWU FundraiserElisabeth Nava

Friend: $30 – $99Theresa NguyenSharon ObiasDiane Perett in memory of Kenneth CookTram PhanLawrence Reichard dedicated to Eric HeywoodDiane RemishofskyElizabeth RodriguezRobert SchlauchJudith SchoepflinEric SillaElain SilvermanVeronica Stein in honor of Judith SiegelMargaret StephensHanita TanKatherine TobeyLois TrumbullLyanne TrumbullRegina VillasmilAnne WangEmily WangMary Ann WeisWayne & Karen WoolhiserFan YangVincent YemohGeorge YeungYou Pem YiMary YoungAnna ZacharyLe Zhang

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Joanne Haroutounian, PhD, Executive DirectorAndrea Shore, Assistant DirectorSue Wege, Director of Coordinators

MusicLink Foundation Governing BoardChairman: Joanne Haroutounian VA; Secretary: Martha Smith VA; Treasurer: WilliamHaroutounian VA; Virginia Gutierrez FL; Grace Jean VA; Charles Kinney VA; Sue Wege MN

Regional CoordinatorsNorthwest: vacant; Midwest: Sue Wege; Southwest/South Central: Tisidra Jones;Northeast: vacant; Mid-Atlantic: vacant; Southeast: Nora Martin; Canada: Glory St. Germain

State CoordinatorsCT: Sharon Girard; DE: Karen Schenck; GA: Nora Martin; IL: Deborah Meier; LA:Katherine Tobey; MA: Michelle Gordon; MD: Mary Tamplin; ME: Diana Foster; MI: CaritaFarmer Hughes; MN: Sue Wege; MO: Joyce Berg; NC: Chad Leatherman; NH: JudyVanesse; NJ: Tammie Holloway & Anna Kroik; NY: Patricia Cestaro; OH: Karen Campo;OR: Eileen Knox; PA: Judy Vanesse; RI: Judy Vanesse; UT: Jenean Christensen; VA:Martha Smith; VT: Judy Vanesse; WA: Karen Monroe; WY: Arlene Osborn

Province CoordinatorsMB: Glory St. Germain; NB: Tanya Bostick; NS: Kimberly Charron; QC: Diane Briscoe

Advisory BoardAndré Watts, concert pianist; Verdine White, bass guitarist Earth Wind & Fire; DougSchmitt, Schmitt Music; Carolyn Callahan, PhD, UVA National Research Center for theGifted

MusicLink Foundation Staff and Coordinators