Good thinking.2014 ANNUAL REPORT

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NEW ENGLAND PUBLIC RADIONews. Classical. Jazz. Amherst / Springfield / Hartford .................................. WFCR 88.5 FM

North Adams .................................................................................. 101.1 FM

Great Barrington ............................................................................98.7 FM

Lee ....................................................................................................98.3 FM

Pittsfield / Lenox ........................................................................... 106.1 FM

Williamstown ................................................................................. 96.3 FM

NEPR News Network News. Talk. Culture.Springfield / Amherst / Westfield ..................................WNNZ 640 AM

Franklin County .................................................................WNNZ 91.7 FM

Southern Berkshire County ...........................................WNNU 89.5 FM

Northern Berkshire County ............................................WNNI 98.9 FM

All Classical. ...................................... WFCR 88.5-2 HD Radio

DOWNSIZE THE "SM" WHEN THE USING LOGO ON OVERSIZED APPLICATIONS SUCH OUTDOOR ADVERTISINGAND LARGE EXHIBIT DISPLAYS

THANK YOUFiscal year 2014 (July 1, 2013 June 30, 2014) saw great milestones for New England Public Radio as we progressed toward moving into our new headquarters in Springfield which happened at the end of October. While many of our off-air activities centered on making that happen, New England Public Radio continued to provide our unique blend of music and news to western New England as weve done for over 50 years.

Read on and learn about yet another great year for NEPR. On behalf of the NEPR Foundation Board, and our staff, thank you for your generous and continued support. This document is a testament to you.

Martin MillerCEO & General Manager

...great milestones for New England Public Radio as we progressed toward moving into our new headquarters in Springfield...

2,000 HOURS of locally produced music on WFCR

52 SATURDAYS of operas from the best opera houses in the country

38 PARTNERSHIPS with regional music groups and presenters

52 WEEKS of concerts by the Boston Symphony Orchestra including 8 Live broadcasts from Tanglewood

MUSICover

THE BEST ALBUMS OF 2014, ACCORDING TO NEPRS MUSIC HOSTS:

From Kari Njiiri, Jazz SafariRen Marie I Wanna Be Evil Tarrus Riley Love Situation Ricardo Lemvo & Makina Loca La Rumba Soy Yo

From John Nowacki, Classical MusicCypress String Quartet Beethoven: Middle String Quartets

From Walter Carroll, Classical MusicLeif Ove Andsnes and the Mahler Chamber Orchestra The Beethoven Journey, Piano Concertos Nos. 2, 4, and 5 (The Choral Fantasy)Jonas Kaufmann Schubert WinterreiseJonas Kaufmann You Mean the World to Me

From Raquel Obregon, TertuliaCalle 13 Multiviral Salsa De La Bahia, Vol. 2 Hoy y AyerRubn Blades Tangos

From Tom Reney, Jazz la ModeAurora Nealand & the Royal Roses The Lookback TransmissionJimmy Greene Beautiful LifeMiro Sprague Blue Dreaming

BETH FOX, CORPORATE SUPPORT ASSOCIATEBeth came on board in October 2013 and focuses her time on marketing lead development and administration for the underwriting team. She was previously at Artspace Community Arts Center, in Greenfield, MA as the fundraising coordinator. Her extensive development experience includes community

liaison and spokesperson work for Baystate Health.

BRUCE STEBBINS, MARKETING CONSULTANTBruce started his radio career in 1970 while an American International College student in Springfield where he ended up as the general manager as a senior. Hes worked in front of and behind the microphone in Springfield and Worcester, MA; Hanover, Franklin and Newport, NH; Montpelier, VT and then back

to Massachusetts in Amherst, Holyoke, Northampton, Greenfield and Springfield. Bruce joined NEPR in April 2014.

SARA LAWRENCE, SENIOR DEVELOPMENT OFFICERPrior to starting in September 2013, Sara spent 19 years in development in the areas of major gifts and planned giving at Mount Holyoke College, the Williston Northampton School and Colby Sawyer College. Prior to that, she worked in advertising and marketing at

various commercial radio, television and magazine companies.

JOHN NOWACKI, CLASSICAL MUSICAL HOSTJohns radio career began in 1982 in Illinois where he started as a board operator for local programming and then became a classical music host. He went on to stints at classical radio stations in Indiana, Colorado and Connecticut at WNPR in Hartford. Hes in the hosts chair weekdays from 9am to 1pm.

PEOPLE

JOYCE SKOWYRA, EXECUTIVE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTJoyce brings a range and many of years of experience to NEPR. During the 90s she worked for seven years at Beacon Broadcasting in Beacon, New York (WBNR/WSPK) in a variety of capacities. She was Director of Human Resources and Assistant to the CEO at a strategic

consulting IT firm in Springfield where she worked for over 10 years. She most recently worked at Springfield Technical Community College as the Staff Assistant for Human Resources and the Presidents Office.

JOHN VOCI, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF PROGRAMMING AND CONTENTJohn has worked in all areas of public media since 1977. He joined WGBH in 1981 working in a variety of capacities over thirty-two years. He managed WGBHs expansion and development of three broadcast services and six radio channels as well as the stations move to

new facilities in 2007. Hes produced radio programs for National Public Radio, Public Radio International and WGBH; television projects for WGBHs Basic Black; digital projects for a variety of WGBH initiatives and was technical director for many of the stations pioneering digital broadcasts. He has a B.A. from Clark University, a C.S.S. in Management from Harvard and is a certified Project Management Professional.

J KYLE WHITE SULLIVAN, TECHNICAL DIRECTORJ Kyle supports NEPRs Morning Edition and also contributes and edits content for the stations online production, AudioFiles. Listeners might also recognize his voice from our underwriting credits on the NEPR News Network, WNNZ. An alum of UMass Amherst,

J Kyle started in public radio anchoring daily newscasts at the colleges station, WMUA 91.1FM. He joined the NEPR staff in 2014, having previously served as WMUAs Program Director.

HIGHLIGHTS The news department reorganized in 2014, putting more focus on long-form feature reporting and in-depth conversations that offer the context NEPR listeners expect. Newscasts remain vibrant with faster headlines and more audio from the newsmakers and residents of the region.

NEPR brought listeners the important and compelling stories reported across the region through expanded partnerships with other public radio stations in New England including New Hampshire Public Radio, Vermont Public Radio, Rhode Island Public Radio, WBUR Boston, and WSHU and WNPR in Connecticut.

We commissioned a series of stories from reporter Nancy Cohen on the salesmanship of local agriculture, goods and services called A New Kind of Local.

Social media: The newsroom is more actively engaged on the stations Twitter accounts: @NEPRNews and @wfcr885.

Unmatched local election coverage: We hosted supporters and opponents of all four statewide ballot questions in Massachusetts for a series of short debates, published a voters guides and provided extended newscasts throughout the night of Massachusetts primary election.

AWARDS Reporter and host Susan Kaplan was recognized with a first place

award for feature reporting from the Massachusetts/Rhode Island Associated Press. A Moment with World War II POWs is the story of three New England veterans and former prisoners of war that gather every Veterans Day.

Reporter Karen Brown was recognized by the Third Coast International Audio Festival receiving their Best News Feature award for 2014. Brown won for her piece Lance and Nina: A Story of Addiction and Redemption.

NEWS

The NEPR News Network added The Takeaway, Monday-Friday, 11am-Noon. Hosted by John Hockenberry. The Takeaway is an hour-long national news program that relies on the contributions of listeners across the country to deliver the perspectives and analysis needed to understand the days news.

NEPR NEWS NETWORK

In FY14, we improved several aspects of our website including:

New mobile and tablet friendly website launched in February 2014. The upgrade resulted in an 41% increase in in web visitors and page views.

Adding an Apple iTunes Radio stream. Joining in the Launch of the NPR ONE app with a branded NEPR intro

to every stream. Archiving episodes of Field Notes and our Valley Voices Story Slam

series featuring local storytellers into the AudioFiles collection.

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SOCIAL MEDIA STATS

2,330 Facebook fans (22% increase from 2013)

2,797 Twitter followers (42% increase from 2013)

2,500 NEPR App users (30% increase from 2013)

WEB STATS

726,076 Page views (41% increase from 2013)

381,397 Visits (41% increase from 2013)

195,259 Unique visitors (32% increase from 2013)

VALLEY GIVES DAY 2013On December 12, 2013, 631 contributors pledged nearly $61,000 to NEPR on Valley Gives Day. As a result, NEPR qualified for third place

Valley-wide for both number of donors and dollars raised in the large non-profit category. The third place finish qualified the station for an additional $11,200 in grants from the Community Foundation of Western Massachusetts for a grand total of just over $73,000.

FEED YOUR RADIOFEED A FAMILYIn March 2014, NEPR partnered with the Community Foundation of Western Massachusetts and the Food Bank of Western Massachusetts for Feed Your Radio, Feed a Family, one of our most popular fund drives. Once again, our listeners responded to the message of helping your community

while supporting NEPR! The campaign raised over $225,000 in support of programming on NEPR and supported 52,500 meals the Food Bank provided to area food pantries and shelters. This year, as a special challenge, when 2,200 individual contributions were made, Deans Beans Organic Coffee and OConnells Convenience Plus each donated 1,000 gallons of gas to fuel the Food Banks delivery trucks and mobile food pantry.

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EVENTSA FEW HIGHLIGHTS FROM AN EXCITING YEAR:

Wait WaitDont Tell Me at Tanglewood with Roy Blount, Jr, Amy Dickinson and Charlie Pierce

Presented NPR Rural Correspondent Howard Berkes at Greenfield Community College

Hosted NPR Senior Correspondent Linda Wertheimer Saluted John Montanaris career with an event with the Springfield

Symphony Orchestra Ira Glass live at the Calvin Theatre in Northampton The Jazz la Mode Film Series continued with several screenings

at Amherst Cinema including Jim Hall: A Life in Progress and Tradition is a Temple.

An Evening with Garrison Keillor at Mount Holyoke College The first of a run of sold-out Story Slam competitions in Northampton

featuring storytellers from throughout the Valley The sold-out Moth Mainstage at the Academy of Music in Northampton The NEPR Foundations 6th annual Arts & Humanities Awards Gala in

Holyoke, MA honored author Jane Yolen, The Performance Project/First Generation of Springfield, MA and Easthampton City Arts+

DIFFERENCE$447,061

NUMBERSRevenue $5,216,589Contributions $ 2,629,497Underwriting $ 1,324,3394 College Support $ 46,172Corporation for Public Broadcasting $ 410,324Other Income $ 95,972In-Kind Goods & Services $ 176,962UMass In-Kind $ 533,323 $ 5,216,589

Expenses $4,769,528 Programming $ 1,735,102Operations $ 557,441Outreach $ 188,671Fundraising $ 1,059,957Administration $ 518,072In-Kind Goods & Services $ 176,962UMass In-Kind $ 533,323 $ 4,769,528

Programming: 36%

Operations: 12%Fundraising: 22%

Administration: 11%

In-Kind Goods & Services: 4%

UMass In-Kind: 11%

Outreach: 4%

Contributions: 51%

Underwriting: 25%

4 College Support: 1%

In-Kind Goods & Services: 3%

UMass In-Kind: 10%

Corporation for Public Broadcasting: 8%

Other Income: 2%

REVENUE

EXPENSES

Contributions: 51% Underwriting: 25% 4 College Support: 1% Corporation for Public Broadcasting: 8% Other Income: 2% In-Kind Goods & Services: 3% UMass In-Kind: 10%

Programming: 36% Operations: 12% Outreach: 4% Fundraising: 22% Administration: 11% In-Kind Goods & Services: 4% UMass In-Kind: 11%

DIFFERENCE$447,061

NUMBERSRevenue $5,216,589Contributions $ 2,629,497Underwriting $ 1,324,3394 College Support $ 46,172Corporation for Public Broadcasting $ 410,324Other Income $ 95,972In-Kind Goods & Services $ 176,962UMass In-Kind $ 533,323 $ 5,216,589

Expenses $4,769,528 Programming $ 1,735,102Operations $ 557,441Outreach $ 188,671Fundraising $ 1,059,957Administration $ 518,072In-Kind Goods & Services $ 176,962UMass In-Kind $ 533,323 $ 4,769,528

Programming: 36%

Operations: 12%Fundraising: 22%

Administration: 11%

In-Kind Goods & Services: 4%

UMass In-Kind: 11%

Outreach: 4%

Contributions: 51%

Underwriting: 25%

4 College Support: 1%

In-Kind Goods & Services: 3%

UMass In-Kind: 10%

Corporation for Public Broadcasting: 8%

Other Income: 2%

REVENUE

EXPENSES

Contributions: 51% Underwriting: 25% 4 College Support: 1% Corporation for Public Broadcasting: 8% Other Income: 2% In-Kind Goods & Services: 3% UMass In-Kind: 10%

Programming: 36% Operations: 12% Outreach: 4% Fundraising: 22% Administration: 11% In-Kind Goods & Services: 4% UMass In-Kind: 11%

DIFFERENCE$447,061

NUMBERSRevenue $5,216,589Contributions $ 2,629,497Underwriting $ 1,324,3394 College Support $ 46,172Corporation for Public Broadcasting $ 410,324Other Income $ 95,972In-Kind Goods & Services $ 176,962UMass In-Kind $ 533,323 $ 5,216,589

Expenses $4,769,528 Programming $ 1,735,102Operations $ 557,441Outreach $ 188,671Fundraising $ 1,059,957Administration $ 518,072In-Kind Goods & Services $ 176,962UMass In-Kind $ 533,323 $ 4,769,528

Programming: 36%

Operations: 12%Fundraising: 22%

Administration: 11%

In-Kind Goods & Services: 4%

UMass In-Kind: 11%

Outreach: 4%

Contributions: 51%

Underwriting: 25%

4 College Support: 1%

In-Kind Goods & Services: 3%

UMass In-Kind: 10%

Corporation for Public Broadcasting: 8%

Other Income: 2%

REVENUE

EXPENSES

Contributions: 51% Underwriting: 25% 4 College Support: 1% Corporation for Public Broadcasting: 8% Other Income: 2% In-Kind Goods & Services: 3% UMass In-Kind: 10%

Programming: 36% Operations: 12% Outreach: 4% Fundraising: 22% Administration: 11% In-Kind Goods & Services: 4% UMass In-Kind: 11%DIFFERENCE$447,061

NUMBERSRevenue $5,216,589Contributions $ 2,629,497Underwriting $ 1,324,3394 College Support $ 46,172Corporation for Public Broadcasting $ 410,324Other Income $ 95,972In-Kind Goods & Services $ 176,962UMass In-Kind $ 533,323 $ 5,216,589

Expenses $4,769,528 Programming $ 1,735,102Operations $ 557,441Outreach $ 188,671Fundraising $ 1,059,957Administration $ 518,072In-Kind Goods & Services $ 176,962UMass In-Kind $ 533,323 $ 4,769,528

Programming: 36%

Operations: 12%Fundraising: 22%

Administration: 11%

In-Kind Goods & Services: 4%

UMass In-Kind: 11%

Outreach: 4%

Contributions: 51%

Underwriting: 25%

4 College Support: 1%

In-Kind Goods & Services: 3%

UMass In-Kind: 10%

Corporation for Public Broadcasting: 8%

Other Income: 2%

REVENUE

EXPENSES

Contributions: 51% Underwriting: 25% 4 College Support: 1% Corporation for Public Broadcasting: 8% Other Income: 2% In-Kind Goods & Services: 3% UMass In-Kind: 10%

Programming: 36% Operations: 12% Outreach: 4% Fundraising: 22% Administration: 11% In-Kind Goods & Services: 4% UMass In-Kind: 11%

NUMBERS

DIFFERENCE$447,061

NUMBERSRevenue $5,216,589Contributions $ 2,629,497Underwriting $ 1,324,3394 College Support $ 46,172Corporation for Public Broadcasting $ 410,324Other Income $ 95,972In-Kind Goods & Services $ 176,962UMass In-Kind $ 533,323 $ 5,216,589

Expenses $4,769,528 Programming $ 1,735,102Operations $ 557,441Outreach $ 188,671Fundraising $ 1,059,957Administration $ 518,072In-Kind Goods & Services $ 176,962UMass In-Kind $ 533,323 $ 4,769,528

Programming: 36%

Operations: 12%Fundraising: 22%

Administration: 11%

In-Kind Goods & Services: 4%

UMass In-Kind: 11%

Outreach: 4%

Contributions: 51%

Underwriting: 25%

4 College Support: 1%

In-Kind Goods & Services: 3%

UMass In-Kind: 10%

Corporation for Public Broadcasting: 8%

Other Income: 2%

REVENUE

EXPENSES

Contributions: 51% Underwriting: 25% 4 College Support: 1% Corporation for Public Broadcasting: 8% Other Income: 2% In-Kind Goods & Services: 3% UMass In-Kind: 10%

Programming: 36% Operations: 12% Outreach: 4% Fundraising: 22% Administration: 11% In-Kind Goods & Services: 4% UMass In-Kind: 11%

DIFFERENCE$447,061

NUMBERSRevenue $5,216,589Contributions $ 2,629,497Underwriting $ 1,324,3394 College Support $ 46,172Corporation for Public Broadcasting $ 410,324Other Income $ 95,972In-Kind Goods & Services $ 176,962UMass In-Kind $ 533,323 $ 5,216,589

Expenses $4,769,528 Programming $ 1,735,102Operations $ 557,441Outreach $ 188,671Fundraising $ 1,059,957Administration $ 518,072In-Kind Goods & Services $ 176,962UMass In-Kind $ 533,323 $ 4,769,528

Programming: 36%

Operations: 12%Fundraising: 22%

Administration: 11%

In-Kind Goods & Services: 4%

UMass In-Kind: 11%

Outreach: 4%

Contributions: 51%

Underwriting: 25%

4 College Support: 1%

In-Kind Goods & Services: 3%

UMass In-Kind: 10%

Corporation for Public Broadcasting: 8%

Other Income: 2%

REVENUE

EXPENSES

Contributions: 51% Underwriting: 25% 4 College Support: 1% Corporation for Public Broadcasting: 8% Other Income: 2% In-Kind Goods & Services: 3% UMass In-Kind: 10%

Programming: 36% Operations: 12% Outreach: 4% Fundraising: 22% Administration: 11% In-Kind Goods & Services: 4% UMass In-Kind: 11%

DIFFERENCE$447,061

NUMBERSRevenue $5,216,589Contributions $ 2,629,497Underwriting $ 1,324,3394 College Support $ 46,172Corporation for Public Broadcasting $ 410,324Other Income $ 95,972In-Kind Goods & Services $ 176,962UMass In-Kind $ 533,323 $ 5,216,589

Expenses $4,769,528 Programming $ 1,735,102Operations $ 557,441Outreach $ 188,671Fundraising $ 1,059,957Administration $ 518,072In-Kind Goods & Services $ 176,962UMass In-Kind $ 533,323 $ 4,769,528

Programming: 36%

Operations: 12%Fundraising: 22%

Administration: 11%

In-Kind Goods & Services: 4%

UMass In-Kind: 11%

Outreach: 4%

Contributions: 51%

Underwriting: 25%

4 College Support: 1%

In-Kind Goods & Services: 3%

UMass In-Kind: 10%

Corporation for Public Broadcasting: 8%

Other Income: 2%

REVENUE

EXPENSES

Contributions: 51% Underwriting: 25% 4 College Support: 1% Corporation for Public Broadcasting: 8% Other Income: 2% In-Kind Goods & Services: 3% UMass In-Kind: 10%

Programming: 36% Operations: 12% Outreach: 4% Fundraising: 22% Administration: 11% In-Kind Goods & Services: 4% UMass In-Kind: 11%

DIFFERENCE$447,061

NUMBERSRevenue $5,216,589Contributions $ 2,629,497Underwriting $ 1,324,3394 College Support $ 46,172Corporation for Public Broadcasting $ 410,324Other Income $ 95,972In-Kind Goods & Services $ 176,962UMass In-Kind $ 533,323 $ 5,216,589

Expenses $4,769,528 Programming $ 1,735,102Operations $ 557,441Outreach $ 188,671Fundraising $ 1,059,957Administration $ 518,072In-Kind Goods & Services $ 176,962UMass In-Kind $ 533,323 $ 4,769,528

Programming: 36%

Operations: 12%Fundraising: 22%

Administration: 11%

In-Kind Goods & Services: 4%

UMass In-Kind: 11%

Outreach: 4%

Contributions: 51%

Underwriting: 25%

4 College Support: 1%

In-Kind Goods & Services: 3%

UMass In-Kind: 10%

Corporation for Public Broadcasting: 8%

Other Income: 2%

REVENUE

EXPENSES

Contributions: 51% Underwriting: 25% 4 College Support: 1% Corporation for Public Broadcasting: 8% Other Income: 2% In-Kind Goods & Services: 3% UMass In-Kind: 10%

Programming: 36% Operations: 12% Outreach: 4% Fundraising: 22% Administration: 11% In-Kind Goods & Services: 4% UMass In-Kind: 11%DIFFERENCE$447,061

NUMBERSRevenue $5,216,589Contributions $ 2,629,497Underwriting $ 1,324,3394 College Support $ 46,172Corporation for Public Broadcasting $ 410,324Other Income $ 95,972In-Kind Goods & Services $ 176,962UMass In-Kind $ 533,323 $ 5,216,589

Expenses $4,769,528 Programming $ 1,735,102Operations $ 557,441Outreach $ 188,671Fundraising $ 1,059,957Administration $ 518,072In-Kind Goods & Services $ 176,962UMass In-Kind $ 533,323 $ 4,769,528

Programming: 36%

Operations: 12%Fundraising: 22%

Administration: 11%

In-Kind Goods & Services: 4%

UMass In-Kind: 11%

Outreach: 4%

Contributions: 51%

Underwriting: 25%

4 College Support: 1%

In-Kind Goods & Services: 3%

UMass In-Kind: 10%

Corporation for Public Broadcasting: 8%

Other Income: 2%

REVENUE

EXPENSES

Contributions: 51% Underwriting: 25% 4 College Support: 1% Corporation for Public Broadcasting: 8% Other Income: 2% In-Kind Goods & Services: 3% UMass In-Kind: 10%

Programming: 36% Operations: 12% Outreach: 4% Fundraising: 22% Administration: 11% In-Kind Goods & Services: 4% UMass In-Kind: 11%

B. John DillCampaign ChairPresident, The Colebrook Group

David K. ScottCampaign Vice ChairFormer Chancellor, UMass Amherst

Anne Garrels Honorary Campaign ChairFormer Foreign Correspondent, NPR News

Martin Miller CEO and General ManagerNew England Public Radio

CAPITAL CAMPAIGN

During FY14, an incredible amount of demolition turned what was once five distinct businesses a clothing store, a nail salon, a lawyers office, a jewelry store and a vacant former bar into one 15,000 square foot space for New England Public Radio. Drywall went up, carpet was put down, brand new audio equipment was installed in every studio and furniture began to populate the offices. By the end of June, over $6 million was raised toward the $7 million community goal, with an additional $1,767,850 in New Market Tax Credits to help fund our new headquarters. This represents incredible progress in just over three years and leaves $1 million to go to meet the overall goal for the comprehensive Campaign. Gifts have come in with roughly $2 million from businesses, foundations, institutions and events and over $4 million in gifts from nearly 400 NEPR listeners.

$7M

$6,000,000OVER

May of 2011

$800,000

GOAL

For more information please contact: Pam Malumphy - pam@nepr.net or phone: 413-735-6601

INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTORS $1000+Neal Abraham & Donna WileyAetna Foundation, IncJoanne Alderman & Doric DodsNeil Aldin & Marylou LacekAnne AlexanderJ. Rockwell & Colleen AllenAnonymousJohn & Elizabeth ArmstrongBabson Capital Management, LLCJay BallardPauline Bassett & Alan KatzClaire BatemanLinda J.L. BeckerJohn BennettLucy Wilson BensonDan Berger & Laura KatzHerman BerkmanThe Beveridge Family FoundationBunny BewickSarah & Mike BombichJonathan BozbeckianSusan & David BranoMarybeth BridegamOlive BroseEric & Daisy BroudyIrving & Brenda BuchbinderBarbara BuckalewRuth Buczynski, PhDLeslie & Karen BunchJohn & Lale BurkRonald & Mildred BurkmanPatricia Callahan & David DeeJanet CallahanBob & Pat CalnenElliott & Elizabeth CarlisleJulie Caswell & Richard RogersJames Cathey & Sigrit ShutzDeborah ChristakosCIGNA Matching Gifts ProgramRobert Clark & Fifi ScoufopoulosPaul Clark & Carol Parrish

Ian & Carolyn ClarkLori Clarke & Leon OsterweilMary CohnCommunity Foundation Of Western

MassRonald & Nancy ComptonWilliam Corcoran & Bonniejean

DibeliuJulian & Robbie CrowellMargo CulleyDean & Annette CyconCharles & Elizabeth DAmourMelissa Dane & Delmar WilcoxCharlie & Kelly DeRosePeter & Florence DeRoseScott deWolski & Rachel LikoverJanice DicksteinKerry Dietz & Eva SchockenDJRJ Charitable FundDonna DunnJane Edwards & H.R. TonkinKevin & Donna EdwardsMarcy EisenbergEileen ElliottJenny & Dave EmeryThe Eppes-Jefferson Foundation, Inc.Jeanne Esposito & George KarrasJean FaterFrederick FeibelStein FeickSandra FitzpatrickFort Hill AutobodyJohn & Gretchen FoxRobert & Louise FredetteMichael & Patricia FreedmanRebecca FullerWilliam Fuller & Sally WilliamsKen Furst & Karen WilsonHerbert FutterJonna Gaberman & Bruce WintmanSarah GambleThomas Gardner & Marian GodfreyBarbara & James Garvey

Jim GaskellDorothy GavinMary GawlickiDiane GerberMickey & Penina GlazerIrma GonzalezSevern Goodwin & Debra SchehrSteven GoughCarolyn Gray & George PeppardEllen GrobmanJan HackmanStephen & Daphne HallPhilip & Jane HallRay & Barbara HandDavid & Mary HankowskiChristine HannonWil HastingsEmily & John HaydenCharles & Irene HaywardRyan HaywardThomas & Elaine HenshonJennifer Heuer & Brian OgilvieCarolyn HolsteinMartha HoopesLilian HsuMargaret HughesIBM Matching GiftsCathy IvesWilliam & Jean JeffriesKeith & Marietta JohnsonElizabeth & Douglas JohnsonSteven Jones & Adele FranksAnn JonesDavid & Carol JordanTerry KayneJohn Kelly, IIICarolyn KendrowJohn & Pat KendzierskiEllen Kennedy & Mark GoldRuth Kennedy & John SingerDavid Kenny & Marina JulianRichard KesslerCarol & Ken Kinsley

DONORSOur sincere thanks to the following listeners who made cumulative gifts of $500 or more to New England Public Radios Annual Fund, made a contribution to the capital campaign, or underwrote on NEPR and the NEPR News Network between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014. We apologize for any errors in these listings. If your name is listed or omitted in error, please let us know at radio@nepr.net or by calling 413-735-6600 so we can correct our information. Thank you.

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David & Kathy PepinChris PerryLynn Peterfreund & Nicholas XenosLorna & Dale PetersonTony PiaggiLawrence PicardPrudential Matching Gifts ProgramChris Queen & Alys Terrien-QueenKatherine Queeney & John

StaudenmayerJacqueline QuimbyElizabeth RajamJeff & Suzanne ReedRichard & Helen ResciaWenda RestallDara RibicoffMarilyn RiddleEllen RigattiClifford RosenbergKenneth RosenthalJean & Georgeanne RousseauKevin RoweDavid RoyRachelle Royer-Llamas & Robert

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SchindelmanCathy & Roger SchwartzRoy & Mary Ellen ScottCarl SelavkaDaniel & Lynne Ann ShapiroStephen & Leslie ShatzBarbara SichermanPeter Siegelman & Sean ReddingNancy SlatorMara Slawsky & Kirsten LosertCarolyn Slifkin & Daniel NashPatricia SnyderRuth SolieHildegarde Sorenson-SterlingDr. M. Sorrell & Ms. J. Cappo-SorrellSeajay SpencerGordon & Anne StaggPeggy & David StarrLois StebbinsPatricia Steele-PerkinsJoan SteigerRobert SteinbergMichael StephensKeith & Catherine StevensonPeter Straley & Donna RossKristin StueberRoberta Swafford & David HoopesAlan & Mary SwedlundWitold & Rebecca SzydlowskiSarah & Mark TannerRalph & Vicki Tate

Hilary Tatem & Ray HepperPaul Thaler & Linda BatchelorJohn Todd & Dorothy NemetzWilliam & Bernadette ToomeyUnited Technologies Matching GiftsNancy & Bruce UrbschatCecil & Lana UrsprungVan Itallie Foundation, Inc.William VickeryJane VoglLyn WalkerPhebe WallaceJanet WallsteinPatricia WarnerDavid & Sarah WarrenJohn & Sarah WatermanSteven & Nadine WennerKenneth & Louise WilliamsonDena WillmoreJoan WoffordMollie Wolahan & Todd LockwoodRuth Ann Woodley & Peter GourleyThomas & Elizabeth WoolfMargaret ZelljadtAnne Zimmerman

INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTORS $500 - $999Robert and Rosemary AgogliaRobert AndresCharles & Deborah AustinDuane BaileyTom BakerMichele BaralePeter & Joan BeardsleyMarguerite BedellLaurence & Beth BeedeGerard BerubeJoe & Marie BeteDavid & Patricia BloomCynthia & Gary BombardierJeffrey BorakSam & Sue BordenClaude BorowskyRema BoscovBeatrice Botch & Peter SamalElbert & Bernice BowlerNathalie & Willis BridegamLaurene ButlerMarta CalasEleanor CaplanEdward & Karen ChapmanHowell Chickering & Sara Jane MossSusan & Brian ClarkWalter & Ursula CliffPeter & Joan CocksEugenia CollinsSara Crawley

Miriam & Tom CurninRobert & Deborah CushmanSteve DacunhaJeffrey Daniels & Kate MillerRon & Guiliana DavidoffJames DawsonLisa dErricoJohn DeweeseGeorge & Jacqueline DicksteinBruce & Diane DiehlJohn DightonJohn DinuovoLori Divine-HudsonSteve DrakulichKathleen Dugas & Dr. Bruce SchwartzWilliam & Suzanne DuncanSeth & Marjorie DunehewJean Egan & Robert OkunBarbara & Arthur ElkinsDorothy & Walter ElyRobert Fazzi & Diana BuckleyGary & Susan FentinDiane FiejdaszH. John & Sebern FisherSue E. FullerKit & Jose GarciaDan & JaneWalter Giger & May-Wo Foo GigerWilla GiordanoCarolyn Goldstein, MDKevin Grennan & Mary SpellicyTom & Susan HagamenColin HarringtonMargaret HathawayJane & Paul HetzelAnn & Jeffrey HicksJohn Higginson & Joye BowmanChristoph HyderJoan JacksonPeter JezAdelard & Margaret JodoinJeannie JonesMatthew KaneDeborah KatzDavid & Jodi KaufmanArthur & Moira KeeneJ. Robert & Gale KirkwoodJeffrey Knight & Audrey GuhnCharles Kuchenbrod & Rebecca

SielmanTheresa LardnerNeil & Rissa LarsenDavid LawrenceRobert LeonardBurt & Dorothy LeveringC. Peter & Maija LillyaElizabeth Linequist-CockRobin & Robert LofquistDerek Lovley

Sarah MagerRichard Mains & Betty EipperJudy MarklandJoanne MarqusdeKathleen McCartney & William

HagenJohn & Emily McDermottSamuel Green & Micky McKinleyHugh & Katharine McLeanDee McWilliams & Todd WalkerRichard Millington & Nalina

BhushanLoraine MillmanSarah & Hugh MitchellJanet MorganDavid & Cynthia MorrellJoseph & Patricia NeafseyHoward & Yvonne NicholsonPam & Gordon OakesPaul & Miriam OppenheimerDavid & Ruth PardoeJohn & Penny PearsonKatherine PerkinsLaura PersilyGerald & Doris PetersonLisa Plantefaber & Steven FischelHarriet PlehnSally & Lewis PopperBarbara PrackneckMary Ellen & John PrestonJeffrey Prince & Beth FirminBeth Raffeld & Philip KhouryNancy & Eric ReevesCornelia & Wallis ReidJames & Luce ReissJean RobbinsJudith RobertsJames RossMarcia & Thomas RossiJames & Gloria RussellJessica SaalfieldAnthony SaineghiDavid SalminenAnthony SantonicolaTom & Lois SchwabAnn & Earlon SeeleyCarol SessionsMark & Heidi SheaDavid & Alice ShearerLawrence SiddallMark & Tema SilkEileen Silverstein & Alan RitterFraser SinclairPatrick Slaney & Susan RiceLinda SmircichDavid SnowElizabeth SnowEmily & Norman SondheimerCharles Spencer

Bill StarkowskiLori SteinerAndrea StoneRobert StrasslerDan Sullivan & Rob BiddlemanGrace TaylorSherry TaylorRay ThomasDonald Verrastro & Heidi DollardBob & Delores ViarengoJeanette VoasRuss WaescheRichard & Helen WeingartGary & Peg WendlandtCaroline WhiteAnnski WilliamsJonathan & Meg WrightLarry Zacharias & Cathy Schoen

CAPITAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTORS AS OF FEBRUARY 17, 2015

VISIONARIESAnonymousAmherst, Hampshire, Mount

Holyoke, and Smith Colleges and UMass Amherst

Massachusetts Housing Investment Corporation

The Estate of Jane SjomanPeggy and David Starr

INNOVATORSAnonymousDennis R. Bromery and Linda L.

MarstonCommonwealth of MassachusettsDrs. William and Camille CosbyIrene E. and George A. Davis

FoundationTom and Kit DennisThomas Ewing and Marilyn London-

EwingThe Estate of Isabel GlassMassachusetts Cultural CouncilMassMutualThe Estate of Jean OConnell Claudia and Steven Perles Family

FoundationThe Estate of Janice Swenson

LEADERSAnonymous (2) John and Elizabeth ArmstrongS. Prestley and Helen BlakeColette, Jack, Elizabeth and

Molly DillFallon HealthJonna Gaberman and Bruce Wintman

The Estate of Marjorie KaufmanKittredge FoundationWilliam and Susan MonksPeoplesBankDavid and Kathleen ScottLynne Ann and Dan ShapiroThe Estate of Stanley Tripp

PARTNERSAnonymous (2)Bank of America Trustee: Eugene

Dexter TrustBaystate HealthBetsy BergenBerkshire Bank FoundationThe Beveridge Family FoundationBig Y World Class MarketsLynn and Martin BloomThe Estate of Nancy BoardSusan C. Bourque and Christine M.

SheltonBulkley, Richardson and Gelinas, LLPMargaret Bullitt-Jonas and Robert

JonasPam and John ChandlerSusan Clopton and John LevineCommunity Foundation of Western

Massachusetts: The Buxton Charitable Foundation Fund

Crawley Family FoundationElizabeth and Charles DAmourKelly and Charlie DeRosePeter and Florence DeRoseDevelopSpringfieldDianne and Paul DohertyJohn and Jennifer EndicottDenis and Nancy GagnonDaniel and Jane GiatShirley Goldman and FamilySally and Al GriggsTom and Jane HazenHealth New EnglandThe Estate of Hanna HoppCarol and Ken KinsleyJames LehenyGeorge and Ann LevingerMassLive.comEileen McCaffery-Cuda and Fred

CudaThe Estate of John G. McDonald, Jr.Angelika I. MelienJerome MileurRobyn A. Newhouse, Ph.D.Bill Newman and Dale MelcherGordon and Pamela OakesThe Ob Connell Companies, Inc.Mike PackardPeter and Melissa PicknellyJohn PollardBetty Rae and Martin Poppo, M.D.

The RepublicanRotary Club of AmherstShatz, Schwartz and Fentin, PCStephen and Leslie ShatzElizabeth and William SillinLinda SlakeyRuth SolieLois StebbinsRichard and Carol SteeleAlbert Steiger Memorial FundPeter Straley and Donna RossKristin StueberTD Charitable FoundationJohn Todd and Dorothy NemetzTolosky FamilyKatherine Vorwerk and Robert

FeldmanPhebe WallaceThe Estate of Loretta WawrzyniakPeter Whalen and Janna Ugone Joan WoffordJonathan Wright and Meg Kelsey

Wright

BUILDERSAnonymous (5)Neal Abraham and Donna WileyAdams & Ruxton Construction Co.Lisa Ades and James YoungLisa AndosciaEric Bachrach and Renee MossPeter Benjamin and Liz BramsonBerkshire Community CollegeMarc Berman and Elizabeth StoneSharon and Mitch BolotinRosemary Caine and Howard

NatenshonEleanor N. CaplanRebecca CapliceEdward and Nancy CobdenComcastMelissa Dane and Delmar WilcoxNed DeLaCour and Nancy

LustgartenWalter B. Denny and Alice RobbinsPeter and Florence DeRoseScott deWolski and Rachel LikoverGeorge and Sherry DickermanJan and Robin DizardKathleen Dugas and Bruce SchwartzJohn and Janet EgelhoferGary and Susan FentinEllen and Richard FreymanPaul FriedmannDavid and Sally FullerKen and Karen FurstKit and Jose GarciaDorothy D. GavinJayne and Brad GillPenina and Mickey Glazer

Patrick and Denise GogginsMarina and Josh GoldmanKathy Goos and Barry WerthGreenfield Savings BankJ. Lynn Griesemer and Bryan C.

HarveyEllen Grobman and Evan BollingerSarah HancockDr. and Mrs. William HarbisonWil HastingsCharles and Irene HaywardThomas and Elaine HenshonJenny Kallick and Bob BezuchaPhilip KeatingThe Kendzierski FamilyEllen L. Kennedy and Mark S. GoldJ. Robert and Gale KirkwoodAriane D. Krumholz and Robert E.

SimpsonMarisa Labozzetta and Martin WohlSusan LaScala and Jeffrey BlomstedtSara LawrenceJoan LeavittJim Levey and Christine OlsonPeter and Maija LillyaMichael and Rebecca LetoAnne LombardRichard and Linda LopatkaKathleen P. LovellWilliam Marsh and Joyce SkowyraAlan and Claudette MarvelliMGM SpringfieldMartin, Brenda, Aaron and Liliya

MillerSteve and Moira MitusLisa MoodyCaroline MurphyRuth OdgrenOReilly, Talbot and Okun Associates,

Inc.Peter and Kate PappasSandon PearsonKatherine H. PerkinsLorna and Dale PetersonNancy Pick and Lawrence DouglasStephan Platzer and Linda Cardillo

PlatzerClaire PryorNancy and Eric ReevesWenda RestallMarilyn RiddleMarcia and Jim RintoulJoan RosenbaumJean and Georgeanne RousseauLois and Tom SchwabRoy and Mary Ellen ScottSol SchwartzTed and Barbara SlovinDeborah Smith and Ira Hefland

Hubbard and Linda SmithMichael and Jennell SorrellIlan Stavans and Alison SparksPaul StelzerSarah and Mark TannerEva Thomson and David

ArtzerounianAndrew TouchetteThe Estate of Elizabeth TrahanUnited BankNancy and Bruce UrbschatBob and Delores ViarengoThomas and Christine WargerChristopher WerlerDonna and Gary WestThomas Willits and Nancy WheelerMichael WissemannSally and Steve WittenbergVan and Molly WoodLyman WoodGordon Thorne and Anne Woodhull

SUPPORTERSA.L. Purington CorpAdolfos RistoranteSusan Alston and Thomas MilletteThe Estate of Douglas M. AndersonArthur Cole Painting CorporationGloria AyvazianChris Benfey and Mickey RathbunJean-Pierre Berwald and Priscilla

DruckerChanning and Marie BeteDouglas and Anne BowenJohn and Nancy BradyBruce Brown and Mary Thorpe

BrownLucinda BrownThomas and Elizabeth CaineTed CarmanJulie Caswell and Richard RogersJames E. Cathey and Sigrit SchtzCarol Christ and Paul AlpersLori Clarke and Leon OsterweilArthur Cole Painting CorporationNancy and Edward CobdenFrank ColaccinoAudie CornishSarah CreightonJoseph DeweyLisa Doherty and Jean DelisoJohn Dubach and Copper GilothJim and Gillian DudaGerald Epstein and Francine

DeutschJohn and Wendy FieldFive Colleges ConsortiumFlowers FlowersRandy and Susan FrostGail Furman

Paula and John GallupJim and Barbara GarveyThe Estate of Roland GilapeauFran Goodwin and Jerry BryantGreenfield Community CollegeHaim and Yaffa GunnerStephen and Daphne HallRuth and Bruce HawkinsSteve and Catherine HaysKathryn and Royster HedgepethHolly and Douglas HobbieVal and Steve HortonMargaret R. HuntCathy and Frank IvesRoy and Jean JinksColleen and Jack JohnstonDeborah KatzSusan Kimball and David HamiltonLinda and Dennis LankowskiJoseph and Wendy LarsonPeter and Elizabeth LevinBenjamin and Sharon LiptzinMr. and Mrs. Paul MartinMcCreary FamilyJanine McVayCarol and Edward MierzewskiGoldie and Stanley MillerMiller Farms Family MarketThe Shoprite of EnfieldJ. Donald Moon and Lucy FerrissCharles and Kay MoranRobert A. MorleyDavid and Cynthia MorrellJohn and Judith MullinTom and Eugenia OBrienThomas C. ONeilMichael R. ParsonsHerta M. E. PlatzerCatherine PorterTom and Meg ReneyRich Rosen and Millie ZweirFrederic and Delight RotheryRichard and Lin SchreiberCheryl and Jim SheilsRegina ShriverLawrence B. SiddallJosh Simpson and Cady ColemanSpringfield Business Improvement

DistrictDavid SouthworthJames Staros and Alice HarrisRon and Martha StewartM. A. and Alan SwedlundRichard and Gretchen SwiboldWilliam and Jane TaubmanTSM DesignAnn and Jay TurnbergJoseph and Anna ViaderoJohn Voci and Morellen MacLeish

Abbie J. von SchlegellPatricia WarnerLeslie Lawrence and Ron

WeingartnerDavid F. and Elizabeth G. WoodsGail and Michael YaffeEdward Zagorski

FRIENDSAnonymousHelen BarringtonJohn BennettNancee BershofBilbert and Evelyn BillingsRobin Blaetz and Cosmas DemetriouMarybeth BridegamTricia Canavan and Jim GosselinJoann ChandlerKacy Larron Colston and Tom

FrenayeJulian and Robbie CrowellColleen Currie and Richard RubinMary Ellen CzerniakJohn DeweesePolly EhrgoodJim Ellis and Trish FarringtonJames and Gloria FoxJohn and Linda GlennDana and Kathleen GoodfieldJoyce and Jeff HatchLinda Kaye-Moses and Evan J.

SoldingerJohn and Rebecca KennedyPaul and Cynthia LambertJerry Lesniak and Joseph FinneganJohn and Cathryn LombardiT. G. and M. B. MagillDavid and Jessica Mix BarringtonPatricia Moyer and Bruce NeumannAnne Paradis and Maryjane CanavanPeoplesBank Matching Gift ProgramNancy PiccinDavid and Jackie PleetDr. Leonard and Adrienne PlotkinLisa and Ed PolitoJonathan and Susan RiceMarnie SarverBette and Bob SchmittCharles SearingPatricia Steele-PerkinsJoan SteigerRonald StoryThe Hotel NorthamptonFrederick TillisRev. Stephen and Dr. Andrea WhiteRichard and Betsy WhitingDudley and Judy WilliamsMargaret Zelljadt

New England Public Radio would like to acknowledge outstanding contributions which helped bring the construction of this facility to completion:

Adams & Ruxton Construction Co.Colebrook Realty Services, Inc.The Dennis Group, LLC. Steve Horton Construction

Consulting Services, Inc.Richard Malawista, Project Manager,

New England Public RadioChuck Dube, Chief Engineer, New

England Public RadioBart Rankin, Operations Supervisor,

New England Public Radio

And the talented and dedicated staff of New England Public Radio, whose contributions have been beyond measure.

2014 UNDERWRITERS62 Center for Theater and Dance at

Williams CollegeAcademy at CharlemontAcademy of MusicAEIOU AmherstAlbany Institute of History of ArtAlternative Recycling SystemsAmerican International CollegeAmherst Apple Harvest FestivalAmherst CinemaAmherst ClubAmherst CollegeAmherst Dental GroupAmherst Family ChiropracticAmherst Leisure Services

Community TheaterAmherst Montessori School Amherst Wines & SpiritsAntioch University New England Apple Tree InnApples & Crafts FairArcadia PlayersArts & Industry Building Atlas FarmAurelio Bolognesi Fine FurnitureAusten Riggs CenterBard College at Simons RockBaron & JacobsBartons Angels, Inc.Bay Path CollegeBaystate Health SystemsBaystate OB/GYN Group, Inc.Bear BookshopBehavioral Health Network, Inc.Bement SchoolBenefits Management Group

Berkshire Bach SocietyBerkshire Choral FestivalBerkshire Co-op MarketBerkshire Cultural Resource CenterBerkshire Health SystemsBerkshire MuseumBerkshire Photovoltaic ServicesBerkshire Tacaonic Community

Foundation Big Brothers Big Sisters of

Hampshire CountyBistro 63 at the Monkey Bar and GrillBlue Cross Blue Shield Of

MassachusettsBlue Heron RestaurantBlue MarbleBoston Arts Festival Boston Symphony OrchestraBourke BuildersBrattleboro Area Chamber of

CommerceBrattleboro RetreatBread EuphoriaBulkley RichardsonBurke ChevroletBushnell Center for the Performing

ArtsC.J. Cohen AssociatesC. L. Frank & CompanyCampus School at Smith College Canterbury Tails Veterinary ClinicCardno ATCCare CenterCathy CrossCenter Church HartfordCenter for Early Childhood

Education at Smith CollegeCenter For Public Policy and

Administration at UMassChandlers RestaurantChanging Habits Diaper ServiceChapdelaines Home Furnishing

ShowcaseCHDChester Theatre CompanyChicopee Mason and Landscape

SuppliesChild Trauma InstituteClark Art InstituteClose Encounters With MusicCochrane Dental AssociatesCohn Financial ServicesColebrook Realty Services, Inc Colony Care at Home, Inc.Common SchoolCommonwealth Care Commonwealth Honors CollegeCommonwealth Registry of NursesCommunity Foundation of Western

MassachusettsCommunity GuitarCommunity Involved in Sustaining

AgricultureConnecticut River Watershed

CouncilCooley Dickinson HospitalCornucopia FoodsCorvias Campus LivingCottage Street StudiosCotton Tree ServiceCountry BankCowls Building SupplyCrafts of Colrain Crocker CommunicationsDa Camera SingersDaily Hampshire GazetteDavis Financial GroupDavis Practice ManagementDeans Beans Organic CoffeeDeerfield AcademyDelap Real EstateDennis GroupDietz and Company Architects Don Muller GalleryDowney, Sweeney, & FitzgeraldDowntown SoundsDrs. Clayton, Kleinman and CanbyDublin SchoolEagleHill SchoolEar, Noseand Throat Surgeons of

Western New EnglandEastern States ExpositionEastworksEMA DentalEmily Dickinson MuseumEmma Wilard SchoolEnvironmental Compliance ServicesEpiscopal Diocese of Western

MassachusettsEric Carle Museum of Picture Book

ArtFamily Care PLUSFarmers Market at Forest ParkFerriter Law Flamingo Eventz, LLCFlorence Savings BankFlux Ensemble, Inc.Fly By Night Furniture Flye CyclesFoley-Baker, IncForish Construction CompanyFort Hill Auto BodyFranklin Community Co-opFranklin County Chamber of

CommerceFree Like BirdieGage-Wiley & Co., Inc.Gallery A3

Gardens of WilbrahamGateway City ArtsGlasgow Lands Scottish FestivalGlenmeadow Retirement

CommunityGoggins Real EstateGood News GarageGrammar School - Somers AcademyGranby PharmacyGreenfield Center SchoolGreenfield Dental AssociatesGreenfield Savings BankGreensite Environmental LLCGuzik Motor SalesHB AgencyHadley Garden CenterHampden BankHampshire CollegeHampshire Dermatology Hampshire Shakespeare CompanyHancock Shaker Village Harlows Sugar HouseHarriett Beecher Stowe Center Hart & Patterson FinancialHartt School / Chamber Music SeriesHartford Foundation for Public GivingHartford SeminaryHartford StageHartford Symphony OrchestraHartsbrook SchoolHaydenville Craft FairHealth New EnglandHenion Bakery Hilltown Community Health CentersHistoric DeerfieldHistoric Northampton MuseumHomespun Event Design & CateringHope & OliveHopkins Center for the Arts,

Dartmouth CollegeInnovative Business SystemsInstitute for the Musical ArtsIntegrity Development and

Construction, Inc.Iron Horse Entertainment Group Isenberg School of Management J StreetJackson & Connor Jacobs Pillow Dance FestivalJazz Esembles of Mount Holyoke

College JE Robison ServiceJewish Geriatric Services JN Phillips Auto Glass JoiaBeautyJones Whitsett ArchitectsJorgensen Center for the Performing

ArtsJoseph Chapdelaine & Sons

Katalyst Kombucha / Artisan Beverage Cooperative

Kens EyewearKestrel Land TrustKids CooperateKingdom County ProductionsKinsley Power SystemsKloter Farms Ko Festival of PerformanceKuhn Riddle ArchitectsKurn Hattin HomesLander Grinspoon AcademyLaporte Business ServicesLeague of New Hampshire

CraftsmenLeisure Time CanvasLog Cabin Banquet & Meeting HouseLoomis CommunitiesLord Jeffery InnMacDuffie School Mahaiwe Performing Arts CenterMajestic TheaterMargo Jones ArchitectsMarlboro Music FestivalMass HumanitiesMASS MoCAMassachusetts Academy of BalletMassachusetts College of Liberal

ArtsMassachusetts Cultural Council Massachusetts ReviewMassachusetts State Universities/

Council of Presidents MassMatchMead Art MuseumMercedes Benz of ShrewsburyMesa VerdeMichael Zide PhotographyMikes Maze/Warner FarmsMiss Halls SchoolMohawk Trails ConcertsMolly Cantor PotteryMontessori School of NorthamptonMostly Baroque PlayersMount Holyoke College Mount Holyoke College Department

of MusicMountain View FarmMusic in DeerfieldNational FiberNational Priorities ProjectNational Yiddish Book CenterNejaimes Wines & LiquorNew Century Theatre New England Environmental Inc.New England HydroponicsNew England Orthopedic SurgeonsNew England Wild Flower SocietyNichols College

Noah Webster House NOFA MassachusettsNoonan EnergyNorfolk Chamber Music FestivalNorth Country Landscapes and

Garden CenterNorthampton Arts CouncilNorthampton Center for the ArtsNorthampton Chamber of

CommerceNorthampton Cooperative BankNorthampton Farmers MarketNorthampton Financial ServicesNorthampton Jazz FestivalNorthampton Prevention Coalition Northampton WoolsNorthEast SolarNorthfield Mount HermonNovi CantoriOldSturbridge VillageOpen SquareOReilly, Talbot & Okun Associates, Inc. Paradise City Arts Festival Paradise CopiesParty Patrol RentalsPEAR LLCPengyew CateringPeoplesBankPioneer Post and BeamPioneer Spine & Sports PhysiciansPioneer Valley Chinese Immersion

Charter School Pioneer Valley Custom ConstructionPioneer Valley Jewish Film FestivalPioneer Valley Montessori SchoolPioneer Valley Performing Arts

SchoolPioneer Valley Transit AuthorityPioneer Valley Symphony Orchestra Pioneer VolvoPlymouth Rock Assurance Porches at Mass MoCAProvidence PlaceProvisionsR.E. Laplante Construction, Inc.Ray Bates, The British ClockmakerRensselaer Polytechnic InstituteRepublican NewspapersRiver Valley MarketRiverbend Animal Hospitalr.k. MilesRobinson Donovan, P.C.Rockridge Retirement CommunityRoger SalloomRomano, Pascucci & Co., P.C.Roncari Express Valet ParkingSaint Germain Investment

ManagementSalmon Falls Artisans Showroom

Sasson, Turnbull, Ryan& HooseScapes Builders & Excavation, LLCSerios MarketSevenars ConcertsShakespeare and CompanyShatz, Schwartz and Fentin, P.C.ShopRite of Enfield Side Hill FarmSignature Sounds RecordingsSilverscape DesignsSilverthorne Theater CompanySimmons College Graduate School of

Library Science Simon & SchusterSinger Potito Associates, Inc.SIT Graduate Institute/World

LearningSixteen Acres Garden CenterSmall Beer PressSmith and Sons JewelersSmith CollegeSmith College Museum of ArtSouth Face Farm SugarhouseSpirit HausSpringfield Museums Springfield Public ForumSpringfield Public SchoolsSpringfield Symphony OrchestraState Street Fruit StoreSteve Lewis SubaruStone Soup ConcreteStoneleigh-Burnham SchoolStrada ShoesSuffield AcademySugarloaf NurseriesTJs Taylor Rental of HadleyTarnow Casual FurnitureTeagno ConstructionTerra AmericanaThomson Financial ManagementTigerPressTown of DeerfieldToy Box Triangle Family DentalTrinity CollegeTSM DesignTurn It Up Records and CDsUConn School of Fine ArtsUMass Amherst UMass Amherst External Relations

and University EventsUMass Asian Arts & Culture

ProgramUMass Catering DepartmentUMass College of EducationUMass College of Humanities and

Fine ArtsUMass Department of TheatreUMass Fine Arts Center

United BankUniversity Museum of

Contemporary ArtUniversity of Connecticut OperaUrology Group of Western New

England Valley AyurvedaValley Dentists of BelchertownValley Home ImprovementValley Jazz NetworkValley Light Opera Valley MindfulnessValley Motor SportsValley Veterinary Hospital and Inn

for PetsVeritas Prep Charter SchoolVermont Jazz CenterVeterinary Emergency & Specialty

HospitalViva Fresh PastaWanderlust FestivalWards Nursery and Garden CenterWealth Technology GroupWebber and Grinnell InsuranceWesleyan Potters Westfield State UniversityWestfield State University Division

of Graduate and Continuing Education

Westmass Area Development Corporation

Westminster SchoolWGBY Whalen Insurance AgencyWhirlwind Farm KennelWhole ChildrenWhole Foods MarketWilbraham and Monson AcademyWilliams College Office of

Communications/ArtsWilliamstown Theater Festival Williston Northampton School Wistariahurst MuseumWNYCWomen in PhilanthropyWomens Fund of Western

MassachusettsWomenArtsWoodstock Chamber of CommerceWorcester Cultural CoalitionWorcester Polytechnic Institute Work Opportunity CenterWorkbench SchoolWright BuildersYellow BarnYES ComputersYoung at Heart ChorusZoar Outdoor

2014 MEDIA SPONSORSHIPSArcadia PlayersBerkshire Bach SocietyChester Theatre CompanyConnecticut River Watershed CouncilFirst Night NorthamptonGlasgow Lands Scottish FestivalGreen River FestivalHampshire Shakespeare CompanyHartford Symphony OrchestraJazz Ensembles of Mount Holyoke

CollegeJorgensen Center for the Performing

ArtsMohawk Trails ConcertsMount Holyoke Symphony OrchestraNew Century TheatreNorthampton Arts Council

TransperformanceNovi CantoriPioneer Valley Jewish Film FestivalPioneer Valley Symphony OrchestraShakespeare & CompanySilverthrone Theater CompanySmith College Museum of ArtSpringfield Jazz and Roots FestivalSpringfield Symphony OrchestraUMASS Fine Arts CenterYellow Barn

OFFICERS / EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEPaul Lambert President Five Colleges CommitteeVacant Vice President Nominating/Board Governance CommitteeSamalid Hogan Treasurer Chair, Finance/Audit CommitteeAngelika Melien Clerk Outreach/Special Events CommitteeDr. Steve Wittenberg Chair, Outreach/Special Events CommitteeEllen Freyman Chair, Nominating/Board Governance Committee

DIRECTORSEric Bachrach Outreach/Special Events CommitteeCarey Baker Outreach/Special Events CommitteeRobin Blaetz Five Colleges CommitteeDennis Bromery Outreach/Special Events CommitteeRosemary Caine Outreach/Special Events CommitteeColette Dill Nominating/Board Governance CommitteeRobert Feldman Finance/Audit CommitteeDr. Paul Friedmann Finance/Audit CommitteeScott Hanson Jenny Kallick Five Colleges CommitteeCarol Kinsley Outreach/Special Events CommitteeDawn Leaks Outreach/Special Events CommitteeSam Masinter Five Colleges CommitteeCory Mescon Outreach/Special Events CommitteeRebecca Miller Five Colleges CommitteeClaudia Perles Outreach/Special Events CommitteeIrv Rhodes Finance/Audit CommitteeJames Staros Five Colleges CommitteeMichael Yaffe Nominating/Board Governance Committee

ADVISORSJanet Bowdan Outreach/Special Events CommitteeJennell Cappo-Sorrell Outreach/Special Events CommitteeStewart Creelman Outreach/Special Events CommitteeKen Furst Finance/Audit CommitteeEd Mierzewski Outreach/Special Events CommitteeKatherine Perkins Outreach/Special Events CommitteeRobert Pura Nominating/Board Governance CommitteeKathy Service Outreach/Special Events CommitteeLynne Anne Shapiro Outreach/Special Events CommitteeDr. Kristin Stueber Outreach/Special Events Committee

EX OFFICIONeal Abraham Executive Director, Five CollegesJohn Kennedy Vice Chancellor for University Relations, UMass AmherstMartin Miller CEO & General Manager, NEPR

EMERITUSSandon Pearson Outreach/Special Events CommitteeLorna Peterson Outreach/Special Events Committee

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