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Our Supporters
Rocky Mountain Arts Association gratefully acknowledges the support of the following individuals, businesses and foundations. Without them, we could not succeed.
Individuals
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$99 and Under Jennifer Abeyta Edna Adams Geary Anderson Betty Antonelli Katherine Arseneu Susie Banks In Memory Of James P Ryan Louise Barish Patti Barton Angela Becker Bonnie Benda Will Bishop and James Kearney Susan Boynton Theresa Bozeman Eugene Brink Anonymous Steve and Donna Burns In Memory of Karen Slatt Ladonne Bush Catherine Canny William Cashion In Memory of Karen Slatt Marcia Chadly Ann Chamberlin Denise Chrosniak Rob Clifford Peg A Coats Skip Cochrane Mary Collett in Memory of Karen Slatt Sheila Connell Ann Cook Cindy Crandell Cuyler Cribbs Drew Currie Alan Dahline Judith M Davis Rosemary De Martini Santiago E del Regato, Jr Patrick Dester Diana Dillara Jan Dobbs Jim Doolittle Debbie Duclon Steven Duran Janessa Ekberg EMC Consulting, LLC Martha Everett Jack and Betty Fannin Ashley Fedorcheck Pam Fochtman Geoffrey Fowler John Frances Pegie Frazier Janyce Fritchle Anonymous Gino Furzi Greg Garnier Stephen and Molly Gassaway Meg Gehl Mary Gerwin Kenita Gibbins Kathryn Glass and Carmah Lawler Gerald Gold Barb Green Nancy Grimes Jarrod Hager Kyle Hansen Carol Harr In Honor of Mark Zwilling Terri and Cecil Harrison Jennifer Hayes In Memory of James P Ryan Dan Heidel Mark Helfrich Jesse Hernandez and Russell Templen Alan R Hirsch Stephen Hobbs John Hoffman Michael Holbrook Lisa Holmberg Martha Hopkins Booth Amanda Hornicke Lucy Horton June Housiaux James Huff Stephanie R Jauregui Bonnie Johnson Tim Jordan |
$99 and Under Marilyn Kastel Carol Keenan Malina Knable Jean Koch Heather Kopas / Project Angel Heart Nancy Kratohvil Sharon Krebs Charlie Kurchinski Robyn LaMont Jim and George Ann Lawrence Christie Long Rebecca Louden Joy Lubeck Nancy Martin and Ross Barnhart Vicky McGrath Charles Metzger Jane Moore Reva Nayar J Richard Norton Elizabeth Ohle Rosemarie Orth Daniel Pabon Robert Parker Robert J Perzyk Dorthy Peter Kim Powell in Memory of Karen Slatt Keith Rabin and Danny Harrigan Kathleen Ranwez Robert Rawlins Lynette Reagan Megan Ream Geri Reinardy Chad Reischl Ellen Reynolds Yolanda Roman Evangeline Romero Dean Rue Rod Rushing Peggy Sanborn Jessica C. M. Savage Leroy Sedillos Christine M Sermini Charles and Joanne Shay Dan Sheahan Janis Skinner Dorothy Slater Carl and Helen Slatt In Memory of Karen Slatt Laura Slavec Shirley Slick Kenneth Sloan Sound Circle Jane Stanbrough Jane K Stauduhar James A Stegman Nancy Stevens Ann Sussman Jackie Swensson Karen Takamatsu Sheila Tallmon Caren and Bob Tate In Memory of Karen Slatt Christian Thompson Carol Thurber Margaret Toth Johanna Trimble Sally V. Z. Turk Joanne Turner Byron Vargas John and Lorelei Vollmar William and Margery Wall Carolyn Waters Jean and Rock Welch Kate Wernsman Evelyn Whatley Elizabeth P Whatley Walter and Adrienne Whatley Marcia and Norman Whitcomb Ron Wilcoxson Mary Ann and Roger Wisehart Terry Wisowaty Mary Wright Donald Zeller Bob and Lois Zoller In Memory of James P Ryan |
$100 to $499 Elizabeth Alden Ross Barnhart Cory Barrett Jennifer Bell Donald and Shirley Brickley Ken Burgess Matt Burton David Carmody Miriam Cavanaugh Lynn Coleman Melody Connett Paul Crowley Barb DeGrand and Margaret Garrett Darlene Delk Gabrielle Dietrich Bryan Edwards Lois Horino Ann Howard Jay Kline Stephen Layman Kathy Magilvy and Ginger Beach Erin McDermott Doug Miller Connie North Carol and Bill Oberg PFLAG Denver Ann Rogers Nick Snakenberg Jane Strathers Saundra Tree in Memory of Karen Slatt Anthony Trujillo Holly Van Kleeck C M Walker Randy Weeks Jan Connell Jeri Rhodes Mo Flory Stacie Winslow Rockie Sanders Alice E Sutton Coralie Brown Lynn Nimmo Anne Hatcher Matthew Adrian Gwen Balk Robert DeMoss Shelly Dowling Barkley and Diane Heuser Linda Hubbard Ed and Cheryl Koc Elaine McDonald William Oliver Diane Stevens In Memory of James P Ryan The Boardroom at Cherry Creek Vicki E Barone Chris Silberman Bill TOR Head Greg Andersen and John Palazzo Wayne Jarrett Ed Neugebauer Christopher Call Kyle Osborn Jim Bonk Jerome Carter Jared Ellis Ben Fiedler Dick Koc Wayne Millsaps Andrea Mitchell Janet Mueller Lisa Reaves Mari Sinton-Martinez Marilyn L Amtrin Peter Padilla and Alan Leyba Dale Tims Beverly Jane Ard-Smith Megan Darricau Michael A Dively Linda Harmon Ralph and Clara Kincade George Ward and Park Showalter Community Shares of Colorado Karen Avilés |
$100 to $499 Art Glover Robert Reardon Carla Slatt-Burns and Kenton Burns in Memory of Karen Slatt Frank Parker Tim Miller Jim Stroud Randy Chanadet Tomas and Nancy Dawson Karen L Jefferson Marie Sullivan and Sandy Smith Michael Rodel Jeremy D Savage Gerald Albrent and Chris Garvin $500 to $999 Michael Biere Keith Carter Michael Hughes iQmetrix USA Inc. Ruth C Kegel Paul Meade Greg Montoya and Randy Martin Saponas Foundation Jean Saul Andrew Schwartz Mark Zwilling Don McMaster Michael McArdle and Jeremy Dittus Nolan Oltjenbruns Ann Meade Don Fortner Don Johnson Gerri Koppa and Kathleen Kent Bill Heath and Bill Cooley $1,000 to $4,999 Mick Davey and Ron Koch Glen Wood Davis Bennett Pam Duke Allen Browning Kevin Whatley and Todd Sebo Peter Di Leo and Lee Vogt Justin Ball and Eric Deffenbaugh Guy McPherson and Jon Vigne Heartland Bank Kareen McCollough and Cheryl Hamilton Frend John Miner and Jeffrey L Lawhead Jim Hill and Lanny Dick Tim Starchman and Dave Kincade Thorn Green Dale Britt and Brian LeMaire $5,000 to $9,999 Jim and Judy Adams Colorado Council on the Arts $10,000 to $14,999 $15,000 to $19,999 $20,000 and over J William Adams and Mike Uhlenkamp Scientific and Cultural Facilities District Planned Giving Robert M Moore Employer Matching DIRECTV J.P. Morgan Chase Qwest Foundation |
In-Kind Donald and Shirley Brickley Dale Britt and Brian LeMaire Cherry Creek North Christ Church Core Power Yoga Stapleton DIRECTV Chuck Durfee Encore Restaurant Don Fortner Andrew Gerber Heartland Bank Sara Holden Kyle Malone Don McMaster Guy McPherson and Jon Vigne Connie North Heather Robillard Root Down Janis Skinner St. Andrew United Methodist Church Udi's Bread Cafe Vine Street Pub Volusion, Inc. Mosaic Youth Chorus Founders Society The Mosaic Youth Chorus Founders Society is made up of individuals, businesses and foundations that have made significant contributions in support of the chorus' inaugural season, August 1, 2007 - July 31, 2008. J William Adams and Mike Uhlenkamp Barbara L Adams and Jennifer L Umsheid Jim and Judy Adams Gerald Albrent and Chris Garvin Dennis W Baier Cory Barrett Phil and Elizabeth Bradley Kendall Bridges Matthew H Cammer Colorado GLSEN, Tracy Pharris Michael A Dively Diverse Harmony, Rhonda Juliano First Unitarian Denver GLAM Youth Choir, Aiden Dunn James A Henderson King Family Foundation Charlie Kurchinski Doug Lundin Frend John Miner and Jeffrey L Lawhead Out Front Colorado Peter Padilla and Alan Leyba Debra Pollock and Maureen Andersen Rainbow Alley, Kathleen O'Boyle Scientific and Cultural Facilities District Brian Tepp and Jonah Bradley |
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Bee Vradenburg’s legacy endures to this day in the Pikes Peak region. Inspired by her passion and boundless generosity, in 2001 Bee’s friends and family formed the Bee Vradenburg Foundation. The foundation’s mission is to advance Bee Vradenburg’s vision of a thriving and diverse cultural community by investing in the excellence, innovation and sustainability of the arts in the Pikes Peak region. |
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Cars Helping Charities is a Denver based organization, established to help raise money for charities through the sale of donated vehicles. Founded in 2002 by Steven Morrow, Cars Helping Charities was initially helping donate money to charities in the state of Colorado through the solicitation of vehicles, but is now taking car donations and raising money for charities nationwide. To date, Cars Helping Charities has been able to help over 1,000 non-profit organizations, and is increasing this number regularly. Their goal is to reach as many people with their donation opportunity as possible, so that they can work to turn these vehicle donations into more financial help for more charities; helping to make the world, and your community, a better place. |
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Home to the Denver Gay Men’s Chorus and Mosaic Youth Chorus, Christ Church is a United Methodist congregation committed to theological pluralism and cultural inclusiveness. Our faith community encourages a thoughtful approach to religion, taking seriously both the heart and the mind in nurturing the spirit. |
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In 1986, 12 Colorado nonprofits joined together to change the way workplace giving operated. Originally called The Alternative Fund, our organization gave a home to nonprofits that did not fit the mold of existing workplace giving federations. Soon after, our founders chose the name "Community Shares of Colorado" and began offering more choice to employees for their charitable giving. These included nonprofits providing health and human services, animal welfare, advocacy, public access radio, along with arts groups and emerging nonprofits. |
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The Denver Foundation helps generous people like you build charitable legacies that make a difference today and in the future. As Colorado's oldest and largest community foundation, we provide the expertise and leadership to help people give back to Metro Denver in ways that are meaningful -- to them and to the community. The Denver Foundation has two roles: Stewarding your legacy and Helping you make a difference today. |
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Home to Out Loud: The Colorado Springs Men’s Chorus, the Ministry of First Congregational United Church of Christ of Colorado Springs is to extend an extravagant WELCOME, to cultivate a sense of WONDER, and to provide a positive and proactive WITNESS to the possibility of a just society. |
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The intention of Gay Friendly Yellow Pages is to cause a new conversation for human equality to emerge on the planet. We do not know at this time how the conversation will appear. We do not know what people will say. We do know that the current conversation is not workable. Our intention is to provide a medium whereby people interested in this conversation can have their voices heard. The first way we do this is to provide you a resource of Gay Friendly businesses and non-profits. When you use the products and services listed here, you reward these advertisers for treating all people with dignity and respect. |
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Based in Saint Louis, Missouri, Heartland Bank is truly at the center of the country's heartland. What began as an independent venture with a community focus almost 12 decades ago is still true today. As a full-service bank, Heartland embodies stability and opportunity. We're proud of our heritage - one built upon innovative ideas and solutions that make banking more convenient and rewarding for individuals, families and businesses of all sizes |
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Out Front Colorado is the newsmagazine and web site dedicated to providing news, features, HIV/AIDS news and entertainment to the gay, lesbian, bisexual and Transgender community of Colorado and the Rocky Mountain Region. Out Front Colorado remains one of the nation's oldest continuously running, independently owned and operated GLBT newspapers. |
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Partnership for Colorado is a nonprofit coalition of four local giving federations working together to efficiently offer increased charitable choice to employee giving campaigns. The Partnership gives you increased variety and choice to help you better match your giving to your community interests. Our nonprofits cover community needs including health and human services, medical research, environmental and animal welfare, fostering arts and cultural awareness, violence prevention, self-sufficiency, empowerment, and creating social change. |
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Since 1989, the Scientific & Cultural Facilities District (SCFD) has dramatically reshaped the landscape of Colorado communities. As a result, Denver is now in the national spotlight and has been elevated in stature to a world-class cultural center. The SCFD is a unique collaboration between rural, suburban and urban counties. The distribution budget for scientific and cultural organizations in the seven-county area is approximately $40 million annually. And we've discovered that funding on that scale, delivered to a local area, makes a profound impact. |
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The Colorado Council on the Arts, a state agency, combines state funds with federal funds from the National Endowment for the Arts, and invests in communities across the state to ensure that the cultural, educational and economic benefits of the arts are enjoyed by thousands of Colorado youth and millions of Colorado citizens and visitors every day. |
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The DIRECTV Group is a world-leading provider of digital television entertainment services. Through its subsidiaries and affiliated companies in the United States, Brazil, Mexico and other countries in Latin America, the DIRECTV Group provides digital television service to more than 17.1 million customers in the United States and over 5.3 million customers in Latin America. |
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JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM) is a leading global financial services firm with assets of $2.3 trillion and operations in more than 60 countries. The firm is a leader in investment banking, financial services for consumers, small business and commercial banking, financial transaction processing, asset management, and private equity. A component of the Dow Jones Industrial Average, JPMorgan Chase serves millions of consumers in the United States and many of the world’s most prominent corporate, institutional and government clients under its J.P. Morgan, Chase and WaMu brands. |
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Qwest is a leading provider of voice, video and data services across America and the world. For more than a century, homes and businesses have relied on our dependable dial tone connection. We value the strength and vitality we help bring to the communities where we live, work and play-through tens of thousands of volunteer hours donated by employees and retirees, our foundation contributions and numerous other avenues. In communications and community, our goal is to lead. |
