MINNESOTA PUBLIC RADIO AMERICAN PUBLIC MEDIA annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 Our mission is to enrich the mind and nourish the spirit, thereby enhancing the lives and expanding the perspectives of our audiences, and assisting them in strengthening their communities.

MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 3 “MPR programming has been a stimulating Dear friends, part of radio for me since I was a kid. MPR Thanks so much for ensuring another successful year at Minnesota Public Radio and American Public Media (MPR | APM). has become my commute radio, my most Just as we have for the past 48 years, we still measure our success by the value we reliable news source, and the alarm on my create for you and the effect we have on our communities here in Minnesota and clock radio. It connects me to my city across the country. Every year in our annual report, we changing and intimate stories Cathy Wurzer This is such an exciting time for MPR | APM, and supports my sense of community.” pause to reflect and to celebrate the shared with us on MPR News about Bruce and we have many great programs and new achievements and impact that you’ve made Kramer and living with ALS, we know that experiences planned for you in the months possible. We also write to share where our work is making a real difference for ahead! We hope that our work inspires you Chelsea Chase, member from Minneapolis we’re headed. MPR | APM is healthy and nearly 1 million Minnesotans every week. as much as your support inspires us. growing. In fact, this past year, we grew to Thank you, again and again, for helping us serve more than 19 million Americans every do that. Thank you. week—that’s a new record for us—and we ended our fiscal year with a balanced We are honored to be considered budget. As you read the stories that follow, among Minnesota’s leading institutions, highlighting how we have “… enriched and we’re in very good company. minds, nourished spirits, enhanced lives, Minnesota has long been a hothouse of expanded perspectives and strengthened local talent, creative ideas, successful Jon McTaggart Brad Anderson communities,” we hope you’ll feel a sense businesses and mission-driven President and CEO Chair, Board of Trustees of pride for the important role you have in organizations that have grown to provide making these things happen and how your national and international impact. Your P.S. If you ever have a question or support will make even more possible in the support makes it possible for listeners suggestion, please do not hesitate to years ahead. across the country and around the contact us. world to hear premier programs such as Whether it’s The Current’s contributions Marketplace, A Prairie Home Companion, to our vibrant local music community; The Splendid Table, Performance Today Classical MPR’s historic live, national and a growing array of podcasts, including broadcasts of the Minnesota Orchestra’s Brains On!, Codebreaker and The Dinner performances in Havana, Cuba; or the life- Party Download.

4 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 5 Spotlighting why Journalism that bird flu matters As the only broadcast news service that covers the entire state, MPR News brought enriches minds timely and thorough coverage of the avian influenza outbreak that threatened the poultry industry and flocks in 23 Minnesota counties. Minnesota Turkey and conversations Growers Association Executive Director Steve Olson appreciates MPR’s careful reporting: “MPR’s steady voice bridged the gap with consumers who are further removed from the farm than ever before, helping to explain the magnitude of this outbreak with both facts and connections Every day, through MPR News, ®, ® and Marketplace American RadioWorks with farmers who were impacted,” Olson the BBC World Service, we deliver trusted, relevant news that is regional, says. “The public benefited from MPR’s national and global, impacting the lives of the people and communities dedicated approach to covering all aspects we serve. We take our responsibility to inform citizens seriously, and we of the outbreak because a quick visit to the MPR website yielded a variety of up-to- work to provide fact-based news and critical context to every story. date news, information and links.” The following pages highlight important stories from the past year. mprnews.org/bird-flu MPR News reporter Dan Kraker records in Grand Marais, Minn. In 2015, Kraker co-produced a special report with Elizabeth Dunbar titled “Climate Change in Minnesota,” funded by a grant from the McKnight Foundation. The week-long MPR News series featured comprehensive on- air and online reporting about how the changing climate affects multiple facets of life in Minnesota. The series earned a prestigious national award from the American Association for the Advancement of Science.

6 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 7 Amplifying “It was important to tell the story from Marketplace embeds a Liberian perspective,” Tarkor explains. young voices “At the time, the American media was in communities to tell new stories telling the story, but not in a good way. to uncover the It was more about the hysteria and what Americans should do about Ebola. MPR whole story University of St. Thomas student gave me an opportunity to tell a larger Tarkor Zehn participated in MPR News’ and more important story from a Liberian Innovative, in-depth reporting is a Young Reporters program, which perspective.” hallmark of all our news entities. In the fall gives high school and college students of 2014, Marketplace® launched its first experience in research, interviewing, Tarkor says Toni was an invaluable mentor, immersive journalism project: a “pop-up field recording, writing for radio, digital and helped her learn several new skills. news bureau.” This mini-bureau, staffed editing and voicing. With the help of “The program really gives a voice to by the Wealth and Poverty team, enabled MPR editor and producer Toni Randolph, young people that they won’t experience reporters to immerse themselves in the Tarkor reported a timely story about anywhere else.” Los Angeles neighborhood of Highland the mobilization of the local Liberian Park, one of the country’s most rapidly community to fight Ebola, entitled Now in its seventh year, MPR’s Young gentrifying communities. The team “Ebola hits home for the Minnesota Reporters program earned a 2015 Gracie rented a commercial space for three months Liberian community.” Award for the students’ excellent work. on the main street, at the corner of York and Fig, which became the name of the project. By becoming an actual renter, the team developed access to the community “Marketplace programs have been a form of that could never have been gained by “parachuting in.” The on-air reporting was Economics 101 for me over the past 10+ years. enriched online with video stories, digital data illustrations, photo galleries, and Marketplace’s Kai Ryssdal sat down with President bilingual blog posts. marketplace.org/ Barack Obama in the Oval Office twice over the past year Marketplace gives me just enough detail and topics/wealth-poverty/York-fig for timely discussions about the economic forces affecting the lives of Americans and the controversial Trans- Pacific Partnership agreement. Find the full interviews at scope to help keep me alert to the world of marketplace.org finance, business and so much more.” Robert Fodor, listener from Charlotte, Mich.

8 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 9 Award-winning “Art of Coding” investigative story creates journalism positive impact

MPR News’ commitment to investigative Marketplace’s Learning Curve® education reporting earned it the two highest honors series included reports about a juvenile in broadcast journalism—a George Foster detention center for girls in Wyoming that Peabody Award and the prestigious taught coding as part of the curriculum. Alfred I. duPont-Columbia Award—for “Zen and the Art of Coding” told a “Betrayed by Silence,” a series examining compelling story that inspired action. The the child abuse scandal in the Archdiocese series led to quick completion of the of St. Paul and Minneapolis. The multi- school’s crowdfunding campaign, an offer platform series, which spanned more than to mentor students at the school, and a year, also earned a host of regional and spurred an ongoing online conversation industry honors. This recognition reflects via Twitter chat #jjedtech connecting the meticulous and sensitive work our educators in juvenile justice facilities all over team of reporters and editors devoted to the country. The series was widely shared reporting an important story. and lauded online by listeners, and the mprnews.org/betrayed young girl featured in the story landed an internship in Washington, D.C. marketplace.org/learningcurve

“I think it’s valuable to the entire community to have a resource like MPR

The MPR News team of Mike Edgerly, Chris Worthington, that really cares about getting a story Madeleine Baran and Sasha Aslanian attended a ceremony in New York to accept a Peabody Award for their right.” Paul Hillmer, member from Burnsville investigative series “Betrayed by Silence.”

10 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 11 Music that nourishes the spirit and builds bridges

“THANK YOU for this wonderful broadcast Sharing unforgettable performances of the Minnesota Orchestra performance Anna is just one of thousands of from Havana. I was born in Havana in listeners, from the U.S. and more than 120 countries, who shared the unforgettable 1948 and left in 1960. I have never, ever, live experience as Classical MPR brought The Minnesota Orchestra’s historic concerts in Havana to people around the world heard the Cuban National Anthem played through broadcast and digital channels. With the unifying power of music, the by an Orchestra. It was followed by orchestra’s visit bridged not only miles, but political and cultural divides. The Star Spangled Banner ... I trembled Generous support from Glen and Marilyn Nelson, Lorraine Hart, 3M, Ecolab and Pentair allowed Classical MPR deeply at the sound of BOTH anthems. and MPR News to accompany the orchestra A young Cuban boy snaps a photo and share the unique journey. Special thanks while the Minnesota Orchestra to those supporters for enabling audiences THANK YOU for that moment.” warms up before their historic and everywhere to be part of a history-making memorable performance at the opportunity with MPR’s long-time partner, Anna, listener from Florida Teatro Nacional in Havana, Cuba, the Minnesota Orchestra. brought to listeners around the world classicalmpr.org/cuba by Classical MPR.

12 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 13 Uplifting voices in Performance Today future with the wonderful new young artists choral music elevates the musical he finds for us to get to know.” experience In June, Fred led 140 Performance Today With expanded programming on-air, listeners on a musical adventure as they online and on stage, Classical MPR’s shared a cruise down the Danube River Choral Initiative ignites and celebrates Every day, Performance Today® audiences from Prague to Budapest, visiting the Minnesota’s treasured choral tradition and enjoy live concert recordings and in-studio places where Mozart, Beethoven, Dvorak, voices from around the world. Audiences sessions they won’t find anywhere else. Brahms, and Strauss lived, loved and enjoy the 24-hour Choral Stream™, a Judith, a daily listener from New Mexico, worked. The group experienced beautiful weekly “Sing to Inspire” radio segment, and says host Fred Child “greets me every music, culture and history, all infused with regional choral concerts like Harmony in morning with gentleness, wit, and gentility, Fred’s insights and perspectives. A highlight the Park® in Duluth and Minneapolis. Under along with beautiful music, some familiar, of the trip was having former Performance the musical direction of Choral Initiative some totally new to me—giving me a Today Young Artist violinist Robyn Bollinger Manager Tesfa Wondemagegnehu, we’re chance to learn and inspiring me for the accompany the group and perform expanding outreach to schools, festivals regularly. performancetoday.org and community choirs throughout the state to inspire and amplify choral music everywhere. classicalmpr.org/choral

“By sharing this station with my family, their own passion for classical music has grown. And my children are now involved in band and orchestra. We love our Classical MPR!” Tesfa Wondemagegnehu is the inspiring manager of Classical MPR’s Choral Works Initiative, a portfolio of choral activities to support Minnesota’s Rachel Schutte, member from Decorah, Iowa community of voices. Every day, Tesfa spreads his passion for and celebration of choral music to Minnesota’s schools and aspiring singers. Follow him on Twitter at @tesfawon and #SingtoInspire.

14 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 15 More than music for more than a decade

When MPR launched The Current® in 2005, a human touch that fosters a culture two sold-out shows at First Avenue with “No other station plays such an eclectic variety of music. it was a risk worth taking. We imagined of discovery and engagement around eight bands, intimate performances at the a new kind of radio station that would music. The Current shapes and elevates Turf Club, Fitzgerald Theater, Bryant-Lake The Current’s amazing mix of music and incredibly become part of the community and make Minnesota’s music scene by helping artists Bowl, and Rochester’s Mayo Civic Center, the region a better place to live, and to build audience, sell music and connect to a a family snow tubing day, a Policy and a create, perform and celebrate music. vibrant music community. Pint® gathering to discuss transportation knowledgeable and charismatic DJs makes the Twin Cities And it has. policy, and a lively Public Music Meeting To celebrate 10 years on air, The Current inviting the audience to influence For listeners in Minnesota and around hosted 10 days of ‘random acts of musical The Current’s playlist. Relive the fun at an active community through music, politics, art, theater the globe, The Current is a curator with kindness’ in January 2015. Events included thecurrent.org/ten and more.” Caroline Johnson, member from Minneapolis

16 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 17 Artists, listeners, Staged in partnershisp with the Walker Art Center, Rock the Garden 2015 featured two full days of great music in the heart of the city, with 10 bands and partners feel ranging from Minnesota punk legends and stars of Afrobeat to scions of the Impact rock-and-roll history. thecurrent.org/rockthegarden

Local artist Dessa appreciates the role “The Current helps us build relationships The Current plays in the community and how it’s made a difference in the with new customers and offer information lives of local artists: “The Current gives independent musicians a platform to connect with new listeners and it gives about what they’re hearing on 89.3. radio listeners a chance to discover new music. Bands around the country consider Minneapolis a major tour stop, in part The station also brings more artists to because of institutions like The Current and First Avenue,” she says. “I’ve been a public the Twin Cities, often helping new artists radio listener since I was knee-high; and I’m always excited to partner on a concert, program, or special project with any of the sell out a performance because their music MPR stations.” is in rotation on The Current.” Dawn Novak, Electric Fetus Marketing Manager

18 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 19 Podcast hosts and award-winning authors Jess Walter and Sherman Alexie are pictured here at the Fitzgerald Theater with MPR News host Kerri Miller talking about their podcast A Tiny Sense of Accomplishment® and what they’re reading and writing. The podcast is one of several from APM’s New voices – new discoveries Infinite Guest podcast network, launched in 2014 to bring audiences a mix of new and familiar voices and programs covering the worlds of food, comedy, music, art and culture. infiniteguest.org Innovative music Inviting the audience YourClassical.org for resources for to create with us life’s every moment teachers MPR News on Instagram provides a In 2015, APM debuted YourClassical.org®, MPR continues to grow the Music for unique and distinctive place to showcase a website showcasing classical music Learning portfolio, a go-to teacher news and feature content—stories that are programs along with a collection of curated resource for materials that meet Minnesota often best told through distinctive images. music streams, unique programs and K–12 music education standards and We encourage audience participation relevant stories and features to promote help nurture a love and understanding of and have discovered and shared iconic calm, focus and most of all, a love of classical music among a new generation. and memorable images from regional classical music. Website visitors can listen photographers—both amateur and to a live hosted program 24 hours a day A special gift from John and Ruth Huss professional. The images showcase the or stream themed collections for lullabies, supported the expansion of Classical MPR’s state’s natural beauty, important news energy, relaxation, movie soundtracks, education website to create new curriculum events and unique personal moments. choral music and more. yourclassical.org standards-aligned resources. That includes instagram.com/mprnews Audio Backpack®, a playlist creator that helps teachers access and share expertly curated audio clips to enrich teaching about musical concepts, composers, instruments, genres and time periods.

“Classical MPR’s Audio Backpack is a versatile tool that helps enhance and streamline my teaching. It makes my life easier, and my students love listening to the clips!” Maia Hamman, Holdingford, Minn.

20 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 21 Award-winning impact

We are committed to creating programming that matters to the people and communities we serve. Recognition from our audiences, our peers and industry leaders reinforces our promise to deliver distinctive reporting and programming every day. MPR News 2015 American Association for Advancement of Science Silver Award for “Climate Change in Minnesota” 2015 George Foster Peabody Award – Radio Documentary “Betrayed by Silence” 2015 Alfred I. duPont Columbia Award – “Betrayed by Silence” series 2015 National Murrow Awards – News Documentary and Best Large Market Radio Website 2015 Gracie Award for Student Series – MPR News Young Reporters Series 2015 Regional Murrow Awards – Four First Place awards for News Documentary, Feature Reporting, Investigative Reporting, Broadcast Affiliate Website 2015 Sigma Delta Chi Awards – First Place awards for Radio Documentary and Online Investigative Reporting 2015 Third Coast International Audio Festival – First Place for Radio Impact, “Betrayed by Silence” 2015 MN Society for Professional Journalists – Ten First Place awards 2015 MN Associated Press Awards – Six First Place awards 2015 Midwest Broadcast Journalists Association – Three First Place awards for Documentary, Broadcasting Writing, and News Website 2015 Online News Association – Finalist for Explanatory Reporting, “Climate Change in Minnesota,” and Features “Betrayed by Silence” 2014 Public Radio News Directors Inc., Awards-National – First Place for Long Documentary, “Betrayed by Silence” 2014 Eppy Awards – Best Use of Photography on a Website Thank you 2014 Online News Association – Data Journalism, “Betrayed by Silence” We are honored to thank and acknowledge the 132,000 The Current members and hundreds of organizations that supported MPR Young 2015 Station of the Year, Non-Commercial, MPR I APM during the 2015 fiscal year (July 1, 2014 to June Reporters FMQB Triple A Conference 30, 2015). The following pages highlight leadership donors Simone Cazares, 2015 Society for Professional Journalists – Tarkor Zehn, and Best Social Media Account who made gifts to support our daily work, designated gifts Elizabeth Zalanga 2015 David Safar, Music Director of the Year to fund special projects, or donated funds to help grow our celebrate their Non-Commercial, FMQB Triple A Conference endowment. The extraordinary generosity of our members Gracie Award ensures that MPR I APM can be an indispensable resource with MPR mentor Marketplace for our audiences and an essential public service for our Toni Randolph. 2015 Gerald Loeb Awards Finalist for Explanatory Category communities. Thank you! for “York & Fig” series 2015 LA Press Club’s SoCal Journalism Award finalist – (Multi-Media Package) “York & Fig” series

22 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 23 Doug and Louise Leatherdale President’s Circle President’s Circle

Guarantor—$100,000 and above Director—$10,000 to $24,999 Paul and Chris Kadue David F. and Michelle H. Kallmes Anonymous (2) Anonymous (3) Rick and Gina King Nicky B. Carpenter Wendy Bennett and Ken Powell Steven L. and Jan L. Kirchner Family John and Ruth Huss Sandie H. and Larry Berger Foundation Doug and Louise appreciate the countless hours MPR has kept Doug and Louise Leatherdale Nicholas and Abigail Boetticher Al and Kathy Lenzmeier them company through the years—during commutes to work, Estate of John C. Sall Susan S. Boren Helen E. and Daniel T. Lindsay Family Fund while chauffeuring their children around, and especially as they Robert J. Sivertsen Mary and Richard Brainerd of The Minneapolis Foundation worked with their horses in the barn. Carol Daly The Lukis Foundation Innovator—$50,000 to $99,999 Jill T. Doescher McCarthy Bjorklund Foundation/Alexandra According to Louise, the radio in the barn was most often tuned to Janet Dolan and William Moore Bjorklund Anonymous (2) James L. and Emily B. Dunagin Jon and Debra McTaggart Classical MPR because “it was calming for the animals and calming Glen and Marilyn Nelson Steve and Susan Fritze Noble Family Foundation/Terry and for me.” Primarily a news listener, Louise adds, “my daily listening is Mary Gale Bette Noble such an important part of my life. I can get all the news I need and Barbara A. Gaughan Mary and Dick Payne Benefactor—$25,000 to $49,999 feel confident that I’m getting the right information. Once you’ve Nancy R. Gaustad Tad and Cindy Piper Family Fund of The 3RDEYEGIRL The Thomas W. and Lorna P. Gleason Minneapolis Foundation been spoiled by MPR, you can’t go back to any other station.” Brad and Janet Anderson Foundation of the Minnesota Community Robert and Rebecca Pohlad Charles H. Clay Family CLAT Trust Foundation Jim Prokopanko and Bonnie McPhee For 35 years, MPR was a big part of Doug’s lengthy commute to Patrick and Lisa Denzer The Rosemary and David Good Family Paul and Mary Reyelts Foundation and from downtown St. Paul, where he was Chairman/CEO of Elise R. Donohue Foundation Roger and Carol Ryberg The Saint Paul Companies. “I always got the business news and Chip and Vicki Emery Lorraine R. Hart Saunders Therapy Centers, PA unbiased news of substance about what had happened during the John and Mary Feikema Marguerite M. Harvey James Schenz and Miriam Simmons Ian and Carol Friendly Hoeft Family Fund of The Minneapolis Kathleen Stack day. And when the news wasn’t of interest, I could turn to Classical William H. Halverson Foundation Austin and Marti Sullivan MPR. It was perfect.” John and Kathy Junek Sara and Randy Hogan Nancy Sweet Emery N. and Karen Koenig Orville C. Hognander, Jr. Kay Savik and Joe Tashjian This year, the couple made a special gift, inviting MPR leaders to Marti Morfitt and Patrick Weber Amy L. Hubbard and Geoffrey J. Kehoe Henrietta P. Torgerson Trust use the funds strategically to make MPR even better. “We made Kate and David Mortenson/ Fund Joanne Von Blon gifts to organizations, like MPR, that we thought were important in Mortenson Family Foundation Bill and Hella Mears Hueg Peter A. Wiringa David and Patty Murphy Ludmilla and Philip Isaacson this community,” Doug says. “I’ve traveled a lot, and found that no Margaret and Angus Wurtele other station comes close to what we have here.”

24 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 25 Denise and Maurice Holloman Leadership Circle Leadership Circle R.C. Lilly Foundation in Memory of Todd and Allyson Aldrich Richard and Carrie Higgins Investor—$5,000 to $9,999 David M. Lilly Sr. Suzanne F. Ammerman Conrad N. Hilton Foundation Anonymous (2) Dana R. Lonn Prospect Creek Foundation, Martha and Elizabeth and Edwin Hlavka Joy and Ali Alizadeh Kathi Austin Mahle and Stephen Mahle Bruce Atwater Denise Holloman Julie Allinson and Paul Erickson Catherine A. Mayer Jo and Gordon Bailey Family Fund of Michelle and David Horan Peter and Sally Anson Walt McCarthy and Clara Ueland the Catholic Community Foundation The Ekdahl Hutchinson Family Fund Frederick and Catherine Asher Dick and Joyce H. McFarland Family Ellen and Michael Bendel-Stenzel Michael Ile and Andrea Boado Annette Atkins and Tom Joyce Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation Deborah C. Bohn and Mark Simenstad Chris and Val Jackson Denise Holloman realizes that what led her to a college major Keith and Mary Bednarowski Alida R. Messinger Michael Borromeo Pete Jacoby Edward Bergmark Dr. James H. Munn Peter A. Boysen Lucy Rosenberry Jones Charitable Trust in systems engineering—“I’m curious about everything, interested Karen Blumberg and Dan Rischall Lynn and Ben Oehler William K. and Delores Brehm Emily B. and Charles Kelley Camille Burke Bill and Barbara Pearce Ken and Rita Britton Dana and Lori Klimp in in-depth information but I also want to understand the Michael V. and Ann C. Ciresi James J. Phelps and Nancy McGlynn Brown Family Foundation Sally and Bill Kling Audrey Clay Phelps Allan and Lou Burdick/Burdick Family Knopf Family Foundation of The interconnections”—also explains why she became an avid MPR Yvonne and Costa Constantine Louise B. Plank Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation Minneapolis Foundation listener soon after moving to Minnesota for a position with Kristen Copham Dr. Shirley M. Polly and Dr. David W. Kris Burhardt and April Spas Robert Kriel and Linda Krach Sandra and Lynn Davis Polly, Jr. Dr. Kim and Dede Chart Daniel and Constance Kunin General Mills. MPR satisfied her desire for knowledge. David and Vanessa Dayton E. Thomas Binger and Rebecca Rand Chizek Family Foundation Randy C. Kurth Stone Pier Foundation on behalf of Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation Bruce A. and Ann Streitz Christensen John and Karen Larsen James G. and Megan M. Dayton The Rathmann Family Foundation Michael C. and Leslie B. Connelly Peter and Monica Lawyer “For me, MPR has really been about providing this broader Cy and Paula DeCosse Fund of The Cidney Rattunde and Cindy Haugejorde Joel Conner and Rachael Jarosh Alice Lesney Fund Minneapolis Foundation Red Pine Fund The Longview Foundation - Ellie R. Rex H. Levang perspective in the most subtle of ways,” Denise explains. She Susan DeNuccio Marilyn and Steven Rothschild Crosby Ross and Bridget Levin Terry Devitt Ed and Jenni Ryan Anna Beth Culver Aaron Link enjoys the unique reporting she hears on MPR from nearby and Katrina E. DiCamillo Kevin and Leela Scattum Ken and Abby Dawkins/The Dawkins Michael D. and Wendy P. Lougee Dan Dodds Richard Schleuss and Ann Newhall Family Fund of The Saint Paul DianaLee Lucker around the globe. “Public radio helps you understand that we David Duddingston and Clayton Halunen Debra Schumann Foundation Leland T. Lynch and Terry Saario Fund Jim and Sherri Dwyer Joseph N. Shneider Cornelia and Eric Dayton of The Minneapolis Foundation all have stories, and so many of those stories help me understand Hugh and Joyce Edmondson Dr. Patricia S. Simmons and Dr. Lester Ruth Stricker Dayton and Bruce Dayton Nancy Lyons the human condition and a spirit that transcends continents. Kathleen O. and Gerald A. Erickson E. Wold John W. and Judy L. Dinsmore Mary K. Mahley Family Foundation Michael Anthony Esch Annette C. Smith Kathy and Michael Dougherty Bill Mahlum and Donna Allan Mahlum MPR covers the world, and I appreciate that.” Andrew and Heidi Faris William Svrluga and Lucy Gerold Nathan A. Dungan and Susan Hawks Steven Mahon and Judy Mortrude Janice Kaye and Bela Albert Feher Betsy and Paul von Kuster Alan R. Edgar Rhoda and Don Mains Dan Feidt and Margery Martin Ed Wagner Joseph and Mary Fahey John R. and Louise McCarten Listeners for more than a decade, Denise and Maurice especially Richard and Beverly Fink Foundation Leona Werner and Robert Waldron Ivan and Sharon Fong Harvey Thomas McLain Lisa Gray Rev. and Mrs. Chip Whitacre Iris Freeman and Warren Woessner Bill and Martha McLaughlin appreciate that today MPR is accessible no matter where they Beverly Grossman White Pine Fund Sara and Tom Gavin Amy McNally Bruce and Joanne Gruen Neil M. Winston David and Terry Gilberstadt Tom and Joan Mears are thanks to the website, mobile apps and podcasts. “The Russell B. Hagen Mr. Chien-Chang Eugene Yang Marvin E. and Miriam R. Goldberg Harold and Judy Melanson Jayne and Al Hilde Will Zimmerman Foundation Mary and Bob Mersky quality is excellent, the content is so broad, and that’s important Wayne and Dianne Hoeschen Kevin Grose David Miller and Jennifer Melin Miller The Karon Family Foundation Megan R. Gunnar Dahlberg Linda Mohr and Larry Hill to me because I tend to like to explore. MPR offers me the The Margaret H. and James E. Kelley Leader—$2,500 to $4,999 Estate of Ruth E. Halverson Bjorn K. and Margot Monson opportunity to explore every day.” Foundation Anonymous (7) Alfred and Ingrid Lenz Harrison Lee and Vicki Morgan Anthony L. Kiorpes and Farrel E. Rich Steven C. and Beverly K. Aanenson Greg Haselmann and Nancy Hanks Bob and Sandy Morris Kurt W. Klitzke Carolyn S. 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26 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 27 Betty Myers Gene L. and Sheelah Windfeldt Minneapolis Foundation Gail and Gary Brisbin Sharon and Greg Christian Carolyn and Alan Diamond John Erdahl Maggie A. Gilbert and Robert A. Mary and Joel Nease Mike and Donna Wolsted Julie M. and Douglas M. Baker, Jr. Fund Leann Britton Kimberly Kaye Christianson Ariel Dickerman Sally Ericksen Rosenbaum Mary and Hudson Nichols Woodhouse Family Foundation of The Minneapolis Foundation Michael J. Brogowicz Richard W. and Jean Illsley Clarke Fund Jan Dickinson and Scott Veatch M. Joy Erickson Gerry and Toni Gilchrist Nicholson Family Foundation Randi S.N. Yoder and Michael J. Henley Barbara J. Baklund Dr. Barbara A. Broker of The Minneapolis Foundation Jen Dietrich Mike Erickson and Jody Anderson Mark Girouard and Naomi Mraz Linda Odegard and Harlan Cavert George Baldwin Andrew Brosi and Turi Svennevig-Brosi Deneen M. Clarke Jackie and Chuck Dietz Rondi Erickson and Guilford Lewis Daniel R. Gjelten Kay and Michael O’Keefe Jim Barker Dr. Jay C. Broton and Timothy A. Paul Claus and Mary E. Jones Dan and Luz Digre Doretta and Tommy Ertmann Carma Gjerning Carol Rae and Bruce Olson Foundation Partner—$1,200 to $2,499 Valeria Barlau Lander Harold Clausen Kris Diller Marion Etzwiler and John Shepherd Bill and Paula Glade Ahmad and Ruth Orandi Anonymous (9) Patricia A. Barrier and Robert A. Cline The Charles E. and Edna T. Brundage David Cleveland and Carol Stack Dr. Ann C. Dillon and William H. Lohman Wendy Evans Susan and Bill Goldenberg Teresa M. O’Toole Anonymous Donor at the Central Robert Barten Charitable Science and Wildlife Bill and Victoria Cliby Loralee and Gene DiLorenzo Patricia Fair and Randy Arnold Susan and Stan Goltz Stephen Otto Minnesota Community Foundation Susan and Vincent Barton Conservation Foundation Michelle Coborn Mark and Janet Ditter Wollan and Fan Family Fund of The Morris Goodwin, Jr. Padilla Family Fund of The Minneapolis Anonymous Fund of The Minneapolis Erin M. and Andrew J. Barwis Corwin and Dee Brust Alexandra Coe and Judy Meath Willa and Robert Dohlman Minneapolis Foundation Kevin T. Gordon and Michelle L. Traeger Foundation Foundation Gregory L. and Jennifer A. Bastian Mark and Kathryn Brutinel Linda and Christiaan Coetzee Mary Dolan Farley Family Fund Dr. Jean C. Gorman and Dr. J. Roger Karen L. Pajari Karen R. Achberger Dr. and Mrs. Paul Batalden David and Ann Bucheck Sheila M. Colgan Mark and Anne Donahoe John Farrish Edson Katherine Payne Betty and John Adamich Nathan P. and Jennifer S. Battan Scott Bucholtz Janet Conn and Mike Debelak Tom and Mary Ann Donaldson Ronald J. and Claire Faust Christopher J. Gostout and Bobbie Rick and Suzanne Pepin Ann W. Adams and Sally M. Ehlers Ms. Diana Bayoff Robert G. Buley Benjamin G. and Laura J. Cooper Melissa Donkers O.J. and Karen Fawcett Smith Gostout Judi and Lorne Petkau Mark Addicks Larry Beaty Ronald M. and Kim M. Burd Mark and Karri L. Copman Dr. and Mrs. Robert F. Donley Charles Fazio and Sallie Quammen Adam and Kariann Gottesman Scott R. Plummer David and Susan Ahlquist Anne Becker and David Greeman M. Nicholas Burke, M.D. and Susan Eva Cordes and Samuel White Joseph P. Donnelly Judy and Noel Fedje Steve and Candy Gouze James and Donna Pohlad Dr. Peter and Mary Ellen Alden Tim Beebe Slattery-Burke Dr. Iris Cornelius Dee and Jim Dorsey Ron Feldman and Julie Hirsch Mary and Peter Gove Judy and Nickolas Priadka Meredith B. Alden Mark Beltz Linda and Tim Burkett Judith S. and Richard F. Corson Andrew Dotson and Sean Sweeney Phil Feller Karen B. and Richard W. Gran Ricard and Barbara Puumala Yusuf M. Ali Judith Belzer and Jeremy Waldman Greg and Melinda Burnett Martin J. and Barbara Costello David A. DuBois Linda M. Ferguson Margot and Paul Grangaard Racciatti Family Fund of the Vanguard Margaret Alldredge Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation Durand and Renee Burns Bill and Winkie Coyne Sandy Duclos Field Anita Fineday Kim Granger Charitable Endowment Melanie and Calvin Allen Barbara C. Bencini Kathryn A. Burns Miggie Cramblit Joan Duddingston Becky Mallory Finnigan Jack and Marlys Gray Frank and Gladys Ritter Idith Almog Susan Benfield John and Caryl Busman Lydia Crawford David C. Dudycha and Dorothy E. David and Sue Finstrom Susan L. and John C. Gray Sandra Bemis Roe Royal D. and Karen B. Alworth Sarah M. and Andrew C. Benish Ellen Butler Robert M. Crone and Mary L. Cameron Vawter Gerald and Catherine Fischer Cara Jo Greger and Daniel Joseph Tim and Marci Roesler Kimberly Amrami Elisabeth R. Bennett Eric A Butler Kitty and David P. Crosby Sandra K. and Michael J. Duffy Paul Fish and Kandise Garrison Angelo Thomas J. Rosback Sarah J. Andersen Barbara Braman Bentson Robert E. and Gail Buuck Al and Sue Crouse Jacquelin R. Dunn Peter Fliegel Billie Jo and Christopher Grieve Gerald M. Rosen and Martha Brand Dennis Anderson James Bergerson Kathleen Cahalan Mary Beth Crowley David and Margaret Duxbury Paul and Judith Florell Dennis J. Grigal Roland Robert Rutz Tom J. and Laura Anderson Catherine A. Bevanda Maura and Terry Cahill Buzz and Judy Cummins Eric Dybsetter Cynthia M. Frane Nancy C. and Larry Grubbs Sampson Family Charitable Foundation David and Deb Andreas Joseph William Bianchi Charles T. and Patrice Callahan John and Sally Cuningham Dr. Peter J. and J. Isabelle Dyck Patricia and Peter Frechette Melanie D.C. and Martin T. Grune The William and Susan Sands Foundation Dr. Felix Ankel and Lisa Holter The Bieber Family Foundation Joanna G. and Brad R. Callahan Jeffrey and Dawn Daehn The Eagle and The Hawk Foundation Carol Freeman Robert and Julie Ann Guelich of The Saint Paul Foundation Margie and Pete Ankeny Michelle M. Blaeser Dan Callahan Diane A. Dahl and Thomas B. Dunkel Dr. Mary Anne Ebert and Paul Stembler Matthew Frick Camilla Gunderson Robin Saunders Ryan and John Zech Christopher Annand Carla Blumberg William W. and Connie Cameron James P. Daniel Stephen S. Eckman Stuart & Nancy Friedell Family Ian Gunn Kendra K. and Mark G. Schwabel Marcia Appel and Vincent Giorgi Linda and Mark Boben Brenda H. and Norman W. Canedy Tom Darling Perry R. Eddy Foundation Luca Gunther and Katherine S. Wilson Penelope’s Shawl Fund of Minnesota Constance Archbald Paul J. Bock Peter Capell Milton W. Datta Michelle and Adam Edwards Michelle and David Fries Eric and Jill Gustafson Community Foundation/Penelope Dr. Thomas R. Arlander Paul H. and Carol Boerger Jerome and Linda Carlson Ann Davey Paul Egeland Rob and Deb Frimerman Ashley and Ann D. Haase Scialla Laura N. and Marcus Arneson Carolyn and Fred H. Bogott Jerry and Diane Carlson Family Fund of Charme and R.C. Davidson Robert John Ehren Tracey Ann Fritcher Robert F. and Barbara Hadler Robert E. and Kimberly Scott Paul and Sue Arneson Gary and Jan Bohline The Saint Paul Foundation R. Scott and Patricia Davies Nicole S. and Mark H. Eikenberry Nicole and Eric P. Frost Dr. Linda Hall Beth Ann Segal James F. and Christine Kay Arnold Jeffrey R. Bond Elspeth Cook Carlstrom and Andrew Barbara J. Davis A. Dorene Eklund and Jan W. Skovran Tiegen and Susie Fryberger Lillian P. Hall Scarpa and Andrea Scarpa Bruce and Julianne Seiber Candace and David Arp Eve and Edgar Bornhauser Hoffman Fran Davis Joel and Mary Ann Elftmann Nancy Fugina and Gary Schukar Keith Halperin and Karen Grabow Kathryn T. Shaw and Larry A. Labonte Dr. Judith Arvold and Dr. David Arvold Dixie Lee Boschee Paul and Bridget Carns Dana J. and Mary Beth Dawson Arlene F. Eliason Howard and Judy Fulk Jim and Yvonne Sexton Family Phyllis Moen and Richard P. Shore Michael Arvold Daniel Bourgeois Dr. Francis Mark Carter Daniel and Deborah Day Mark R. and Donna Lynn Eliason Susan Funk and Stephen Kidner Fund Foundation Christine K. Solso and Robert Huber Linnea and Jon Asp Timothy Brackett Lynn Casey Andrew Dayton LaVonne J. Ellingson Martha and John Gabbert Peter G. Hames Sylvia Soucheray Charitable Lead Trust Sharon L. and Terry Avent Leila Brammer John and Leslea Caswell Robert and Barbara De La Vega Kristin K. Elliott Dr. Naomi M. Gades Harold and Eleanor Hamilton, Micro Janette Sweasy John and Mary Bachhuber Carol Brandenburg James D. and Kathryn Catalano Carl de Marcken Thomas and Barbara Elliott Andrew and Megan Gaillard Control Company Jim Swindal Dale L. and Jane G. Bacon Jennifer Brandl Marco and Heike Cavalletti Kelly and Fritz DeBrine Rhett Ellison Jennifer J.M. and Thomas A. Gall Greg and Stephanie Hammerly Jean M. Taylor and Roger D. Griffith Donna and Jerold O. Bahls Charles W. Breer and Holly J. Brackett Cecil H. and Margaret M. Chally Richard and Nancy Dehmer Jean M. Elwell-Keir Charles and Jean Gallo Tammy Hamzehpour Allan J. and Agnes K. Taylor Bailey Nurseries Foundation Fredric and Deborah Bremseth Wendy Champness Douglas W. and Debra S. DeLeeuw Pamela Endean and Colleen M. Carey Carson and Gail Gardner Bill T. and Lori S. Hanley Missy Thompson and Gar Hargens Cheryl Bailey and Daniel Humes Robin and Jason Bresette Rocklon B. and Barbara D. Chapin Claudia Dengler John and Patricia Endicott James and Joan Gardner Wanda Hanlon Winston R. and Maxine H. Wallin Fund Walt and Ginger Bailey Charles and Alice Bresnahan Rene S. Chartier and Marilyn J. Morton Holle and Daniel Despen Lester Engel Robert F. Gardner Betsy and Jule Hannaford of The Saint Paul Foundation Sandra and Barry Baines Jan and Ellen Breyer Mark Chatterton and Julia Halberg Matthew F. and Tamara L. Detert Douglas and Debrah Engen Joanne Gaul Ann Marie Hanrahan Dr. Ann and Mr. David Wasson John B. and Nancy R. Baird Fund of the Sarah Bridges and Grant Morrison Jean Christensen Rick and Betty Devine Erik J. Englebretson and Kathryn E. Katy Gaynor Brita Marie Hansen Dee Weaver St. Croix Foundation Dr. Arnold and Judy Brier Marie Christensen Fernando Di Caprio and Julia P. Farniok Susan Gebelein Carl and Mary Hansen Dan D. and Mary E. Wilkening Carole and Doug Baker Fund of The Jeanne Louise Bringgold-Pro Paul D. Christensen Joseph-Di Caprio Rebecca L. Erdahl Kathie and Ken Geiger

28 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 29 Kim and David Holland Carolyn and John Kanyusik Mary and Richard Kvitek Partner—$1,200 to $2,499 Jeff Holmbeck Sylvia and Sam Kaplan Nancy Kwam and David Lubben Anne Schwichtenberg Janet M. Hansen Fund of the St. Croix Ken and Linda Holmen Jeannine and Bill Karnes Dr. James W. and Gail O. LaFave Fund Foundation Carol and Tom Holmes Michelle L. Karsten and Jake L. Matlock Michelle M. LaFrance Leadership Circle Kathleen G. and David A. Hansen Jennifer Holte Mike Kaselnak and Michelle Taylor John O. and Nancy H. Laird Deborah and Stephen Hanson Thomas F. and Libby Horner Gloria and Paul Kaste Daisy J. Landvik Mirja P. and Sam Hanson Abra M. Hovgaard Chandra and Kiran Kavati Richard B. and Virginia K. Lane Kent and Jude Harbison Craig and Susan Howe Margaret F. and Kevin J. Keenan Deanna S. Lane Jeffrey L. and Lisa C. Harmening Mike and Karmen Hoxie Erwin A. and Miriam J. Kelen Sue Ann and Terry Lang Barbara Haroldson Jay Hudson and Susan Burton Helios Foundation, Juliana Kelly Drs. Jim and Penny Langland Dr. Stephen C. Harrington Mark Hudson Ann Kenfield Graf Kirsten and Alan Langohr Anne recalls that one of her earliest experiences with MPR John and Helen Harris Penny Hunt Susan Kennedy Caryn and Charles Lantz John W. Harris was just after 9/11 when MPR News reporters came to her Daniel Ihnat Lisa and Bruce Kerr Bjorn Larson Katherine Harris Joel Ingersoll Jonathan Kessel Don R. and Carol Larson Bloomington high school to interview students about their Manya R. Harsch Helena E. Jackson and Doug Dunham Fred and Sandra Kiel Chris Lawler and Cally Ann Chermak Josh Daniel Hartnett J.graf D. Jackson Courtney C. and Robert B. Kiernat Kristofer and Kathryn H. Layon reactions to the tragedy. James Haselmann Thomas Jakel Thomas Kigin and Donna Avery Alice League Patricia Haugen Layton James Judy Ann and Jeff Kilian-Weber Arlene Leckband Susan Haugen Diana Jankovich David King Dr. James A. Lee and Linda Norris “They were talking to politicians and world leaders, and to Jan E. Haugen-Rogers and Roy W. Alison and Bruce Jarvis Mr. Thomas and Dr. Patricia Kingston Willy and Kacia M. Lee Rogers Kim Jenson and Tom Elsen Carolyn Best Kirckof and Steve Kirckof AJ Lee think the media was interested in what young people thought Margo Struthers and Mark Haugland Dorothy L. and Alan Johns Lynne Eaton Kirklin Terrance L. Carlson and Jeanette Leehr Dr. Michael Haydock Amy E. and Ben Johnson Melanie and Jeffrey Kjellberg Fund and wanted to understand our perspective was very cool,” David and Sharonne Hayes Ardes Johnson Allan W. Klein and Harriet Lansing Rob C. and Jenny M. LeFevere Allen W. Hayes Betty and Bud Johnson Valorie Klemz and James Dobihal Kyle and Kymberly Jane Lehenbauer Anne explains. “It cemented my lifelong devotion to MPR Betsy Hayes Bob and Trish Johnson Kathryn Klibanoff and Jeremy Pierotti Anthony F. Leitner Roger F. Heegaard Family Fund of The because they cared about what we thought and shared that Charlotte S. and Ward Johnson Dennis S. and Kathy Klohs Dawn M. Lemke and Joseph R. Homrich Minneapolis Foundation Clyde and Julie Johnson Tom Knabel, M.D. Vanda Lennon with the community.” Kristen and Loren Heeringa Rev. Robert D. Johnson and Mrs. Diane Barry S. Knight Helen Leslie and Ron Goldser Janine N. and Thomas B. Heffelfinger F. Johnson David Knighton Stephanie and Jimmy Levine Heidi and David Hegenbarth Scott and Marjorie Johnson Fund of Sam and Kate Knuth Thomas M. Lewin Thomas J. Heim Now out of graduate school with a PhD and a job, Anne The Minneapolis Foundation Katherine Knutson and Stephen Harvey and Diane Lewis Richard and Anna Heinrich Susan L. and Bruce A. Johnson Barghusen Piers and Katherine Lewis decided it was time for her to “put my money where my heart Deb M. Bloom Heiser Andrea Johnson Larry A. and Julie Koch Sheila and Steve Lieberman Bernt and Suzin Helgaas Dawn Johnson George Koeck William and Sarah Lightner was” so she joined the Leadership Circle. She also volunteers Jim Knudson and Kristin Helling Fredrik and Sharon Johnson Marion L. Koehler Richard P. Lindberg H. Jed Hepworth and Lee Schubert Steven and Jean Johnson Kevin P. Kooiker Barry and Gloria Lindquist time helping at MPR events. “If you feel a service like MPR Kent M. and Elizabeth H. Hering Jessica B. and Andrew P. Johnsrud Gail Korell and Doug Brown Kathryn Lindquist Nancy Lynn and Matthew Bristow Hertz Manley and Mary Johnston Nancy Kosciolek and Rob Nordin Nancy and Thomas Linnerooth brings value to your life, you really need to support it.” John F. and Kathe Hetterick Bill R. and M. Susan Jolitz Kyle Kossol and Thomas Becker Keith C. Linney Tina Hieken Hubert Joly Richard Kotula Mary Ann Lippay Nancy Hill and John Birchem Adam and Imma Jones JoAnn C. and Patrick G. Kraft Loretto G. Lippert and Jane Leonard Anne says she appreciates how MPR expands her perspective. Karla and Ian Hillier Cheryl D. Jones and Gordon Uttermark Eleanor and Richard Krahn David K. and Janet Little Jeff and Liz Hilligoss Kathleen A. Jones Amy K. Krajeck and Jonathan Gettler Monica Little and Mark Abeln “MPR often frustrates me, but in a good way. An issue that I Dr. and Mrs. Walter A. Hinck R. Scott and Anne Jones Joan Kreider Jean R. Ljungkull Susan C. Hodgson Fund think has a clear answer, always has another side. MPR never John H. Judd and Janet A. Nagele-Judd Tim and Kathy Kroening Smith Doris Loes Paul Hoefer Martin Juhn and Jay Oh Michael and Ivanka Krogh George M. Logan offers the easy solution. It really forces me to think for myself Alan and Judy Hoffman Glen Alan and Barb Juntti Mary Krogh Joseph M. Lombardi Harry and Julie Hoffman Marilyn L. Kaeli Amy C. and Ryan Kroll Tom and Mary Longfellow and critically consider the whole range of perspectives.” Diane and Tony Hofstede Julia Kaemmer Fund of HRK Paul and Linda Krueger Mark Lozano Arthur L. and Donna Hogenson Foundation Kari K. Kruempel and Allen D. Peterson John Luedke Joseph Holan Morton and Merle Kane Jean Kummerow Kim Lund Rick and Sandy Holbrook David W. and Monica Kansas Martha Kunau Dr. Mitchell ‘Mason’ Macenski

30 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 31 Mary H. and J. Milo Meland Family Fund Rita and Benedict Olk Robert Prentiss Partner—$1,200 to $2,499 of The Minneapolis Foundation Byron and Marilynn Olney Nancy and Bill Priedeman Brad and Janet Anderson Joan C. Maclin Kathy Iverson and Dr. Mike Menzel David H. and Karen Olson Art Punyko Richard and Diane Madlon-Kay Paula S. Merns Sue and Tim Olson Nii-Ayite A. Quaye President’s Circle Toni R. Magnuson and Paul J. Thomas W. and Sharon T. Merritt Rory and Rhonda O’Neill John and Carol Quinn Kuhnmuench Jodi Metz Peter Onstad Mariana Quiroga and Sam Schinazi Tom Mahoney and Madeline Maxeiner Ruth Mickelsen and William Manning Patrick O’Rourke Amy Radermacher Dusty Mairs Lynnell Mickelsen S. Bartley and Harriet Osborn Mark G. Raderstorf Sandra and Thomas J. Mallon Charles and Laura Miller Doug and Phyl Ostergren Jennifer E. Raeder Devens Brad and Janet are both avowed podcast addicts, with Armantina Malvarez Espinosa Kerri Miller Carol Oversvee Johnson William and Sylvia Miller Rahm Mark and Nancy Mammel Victoria Miller and Jim Carter Amy Owen William and Markell Rahr episodes stacked up and overloading their smartphone memory. Gene Mammenga and Charlotte Abigail Lynn Miller Jennifer N. Owens and Jay T. Ornellas Raj Rajan and Kavitha Sitaram Brooker Mary Miller Steven L. Lillehaug and Tanya L. Oyos Robert and Emily Raleigh Brad says he loves how podcasts and other on-demand content Keri Mangis Nathaniel and Donna Miller David E. and Valerie Halverson Pace Cecil C. Ramnaraine Deane and Nancy Manolis Nancy Miller-Levin and Edward Levin Ginny and Bob Padzieski Barbara Ratner help him to be efficient about his listening and get different Linda Mansfield and Ron Menaker O. Eugene Millhouse and Andrea Adams Gregory and Cynthia Page Nancy L. Raybin Michael and Ann Markman perspectives on the news. Elizabeth D. Mills and Justin Dux Malati Pamulapati William and Barbara Read Chris M. and Erica S. Marsden Lucy and Robert Mitchell Fund of The Robin and Marie Panlener Mary and Joseph W. Regenscheid Christine Marshall Potter Minneapolis Foundation Joseph E. and Christine Parisi Michael and Brittany Reger Family Noel and Melissa Martinson Eric M. and Patricia R. Monson Matthew G. and Kristin Parrish Foundation Janet especially appreciates great storytelling on demand and Charles N. Marvin, Sr. Christopher F. and Celeste Moore Roger W. and Hollie A. Parsons Lorna Reichl and Roger A. Peters Elisabeth C. Mason Earl Moore Tom and Sally Patterson Brian and Dawn Reidinger on the radio. “When you have compelling human interest stories, Ken and Suanne Maurer Pamela and Mark Moret Jeya Paul and Marek Ciolko Bonnie L. Reiland you can tell that they impact people, communities and institutions,” Ursula Mayr Caryl and Randy Morgan Jessica Paul Andrew Reinhart Judith H. McAlpine Morgan Famly Mickey and Keely Pearson Jamie Lyn and John Reinschmidt Janet says. “Good stories can cross boundaries between Barbara McBurney Wende and Jim Morrell Michael Peascoe Andrew Julian Remick Michael W. and Kay McCarthy Cynthia J. Morrissey John R. Pendray Shelley and Richard Renner organizations and people.” Susan P. and Thomas E. McCarthy Paul and Jane Mortell Dean K. and Julie B. Penk Margaret Reynolds Rebecca and Scott McClure Jill L. Mortensen and Kay Phillips Dr. Patricia Penovich and Dr. Gerald Martha and Jeffrey Rice Margaret Telfer and Ed McConaghay Barbara Müller Moriarty James M. Richards “Great storytelling and music have been important to us Polly McCormack and Keith Engel Susan J. Mundahl Jeanne and John Peppel Lori A. Ricke and Eric Dunn Vickie L. McCormick John B. and Janet H. Murphy Rosanne Pera and Tom Di Pasquale Mrs. Walter M. Ringer, Jr. throughout our lives,” adds Brad. Laura McCrea Sylvia Nasla and Bill Whealon Robert E. and Ann L. Perkins Mary Roberg Robert and Polly McCrea Family Fund Joan E. Naymark Joseph Perra Catherine and Ferrol Robinson of The Minneapolis Foundation Brian Neidermeier and Deneen Gannon Catherine Perrone and Phil Gerlach Greg Robinson and Jane Sydor As chair of the Board of Trustees, Brad sees promising Mary M. McDermott Roger and Margaret Nelson Mary Lynne and Mike Perushek Dr. Ann M. Rock Brian J. and Katy McGrane Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Nemer Jenelle Peters John Rodriguez opportunities in the new media ecosystem. “I’d like to see us Carla K. McGrath and Cole Rogers John and Kristin Nesbitt Rolf Peters Nancy Roehr Barbara McGraw and Steven Mosow Susan and Mark Nestegard Barbara J. and Robert L. Peterson Lucy Rogers and Larry Grant take full advantage of our passion for music, our passion for Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation Kaari E. and Zachary Newman Cheryl Peterson Jim and Sheren L. Rogne Brenda and Warren McGuire Lisa and John Nicotra Foundation Nancy and Dick Pflager Laura Roller trusted journalism, and our passion about the role a media Juliann B. McGuire Kate and Stuart Nielsen Jane Piccard and Hunt Greene David L. Rolph Judith McKim company can play in the community, to become more vital than Laura K. and Kurt Nisi Joan and Robert Piche Jean M. and Chuck Ronnei Anne McKinsey Fred L. Nolan and Ellen J. Siewert Anne D. Pick Emily Rose we’ve ever been. The tools to do that today are richer and Malcolm and Wendy H. McLean Christine K. and Dermod F. Norton Margaret P. and John M. Pierce Glennette Rosenow Nancy McLean Donald E. and Georgia Nygaard Henry C. Pitot Scott N. and Margaret B. Ross deeper than they’ve ever been. And the adventure of seeing Mette McLoughlin Gayle and Tim Ober, The Allegro Fund Robert E. Plummer Steve and Anne Rozek Mary Bigelow McMillan of The Saint Paul Foundation Dan Polglaze and Pam Hermann Roger and Kristine Ruckert what could emerge out of this challenge for APM, I find exciting.” Mitchell T. and Jan A. McMillen D. William O’Brien and Julie M. Dwight and Chris Porter Stan and Chris Rud Margaret J. Meier and Rebecca L. Smendzuik-O’Brien Kevin Possin and Ann Lavine Karen and Donald Rudrud Lindholm Bridget O’Brien Jill K. and Greg J. Post Phil and Evelyn Ruggiero Robert L. Meisel Lorre A. Ochs Y.S. Prakash Laurie Rupe Sarah E. and Andrew Meister Patricia O’Day and John Grabowski Walter and Harriet Pratt Wendy Russ Robson

32 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 33 Jill H. Rusterholz Katherine and Douglas Skor Kate Tilney and Fred Kaemmer/Tilney- Dr. Don Wennberg LeAne and Bruce Rutherford Ray Skowyra and Marianne Short Kaemmer Fund David West and Kristin Schoephoerster James M. Ruttley Nancy Slaughter Dr. Gerald W. and Susan E. Timm Lauren and Robert West Raj Rajan and Kavitha Sitaram Suchitra and Ramesh Sairam The Emil J. and Emily D. Slowinski Fund Julia Timm and Stephan Kieu Diane Wetterlin and Philip Umberger Karen D. and Hunter Saklad Joan T. Smith Glenda D. and Jon Tollefson Dr. Karin G. Weyl Leadership Circle Amy M. Sanborn and Scott D. Sidney Douglas N. Smith Janet M. and Robert R. Tollund William and Karyn Whitely Jan and Dick Sandberg Graham Smith Dr. and Mrs. Whitney D. Tope Robert B. Whitlock and Margaret R. Helen Sanders and Mark Burdis Jeffery Smith Janice and Christina Torres Weber Dr. Paul B. Sanford and Mrs. Ann M. Chad A. Snyder and Amy Colleen Marcia K. Townley Per H. and Elaine Wickstrom Sanford Luedtke Dick and Sandy Tracy Chris and Sharon Widstrom Though they’re relatively new to Minnesota, Raj and Kavitha Anna M. Schaefer Stephanie Sommer Judy Trepka William A. Wiktor and Elaine Case have been devoted public radio listeners for years. Kavitha says James Walter and Lynn Carlson Schell Nikki Sorum and Simon Foster Barbara E. Tretheway Frank and Frances Wilkinson Beth Scheunemann Anne Spaeth Amy and Ramu Tummala Foundation it was always on in her home growing up, and Raj remembers James A. Schewe Matthew Spector and Lisa Griffin Emily Anne Staples Tuttle Fund Stephen J. Willett and Diane L. Pike Elmer Schindel Vincent William and Mary Upjohn Thomas Williams and Sandra Bentley- getting goosebumps hearing Garrison Keillor recite poetry on Carol Schleif Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Spellman Peter Brown Vaill Williams ® Alex M. Schneeman Robert and Jean Spong Sharon A. Van De North and Lee L. Mary M. Williams The Writer’s Almanac in the early 1990s. “It’s almost like Audrey Schroeder Nancy St. Pierre and Isaac Becker Knight Jodi Williamson homecoming, moving to the town where it all happens,” Mary and Carl Schroeder Gus E. and Mary Staahl Laura B. and Jon Van Hofwegen Debra Wilson and Peggy Brenden Steven and Tami Schroll Pawel Stachowicz, M.D. and Courtney Cathie VanDanacker Walter R. Wilson Raj says. Mendon F. Schutt Family Fund of The Stachowicz Ronald and Carol Vantine Fund of The James W. and Jane Wiltz Minneapolis Foundation Ryan Stai Minneapolis Foundation Sharon and Clark Winslow Bonnie B. and Thomas O. Schwalbe Warren and Mary Lynn Staley Mary W. Vaughan Fund of The Eleanor and Frederick Winston Anne Schwichtenberg Peter John Stark and Heidi Joann Minneapolis Foundation John S. Winston Family Fund of The This year, Raj and Kavitha joined the Leadership Circle and Julianne E. and Andrew Scrivener Kempcke Dr. Steven Veker Minneapolis Foundation dedicated their gift to recognize the excellent environmental Michael and Susan Seeland David J. and Kelsey S.K. Starrs Janis Verruso Barbara Winthrop Doris J. Seely Carol Stephens General and Mrs. John Vessey Don and Betty Winton reporting on MPR News and Marketplace. “The environment Sabrina Segal and Thomas Morley John and Sue Stillman Guy and Kara Vig Charles and Barbara Withers Richard and Linda Seime Rachel A. and Adam V. Stock Spilker James and Dawn Voegeli Keith and Anne-Marie Wittenberg and the economy are always either-or subjects in media Sandy J. Selinski-Watson Rebecca Stolee Jane Voglewede and David Abbott Kelsy Wittmeier Thomas A. Senn James A. and Merrie W. Stolpestad Thomas F. Votel Kate Wolford and Edward Reilly coverage, except when Kai Ryssdal or Chris Farrell talk about Gary Lemke Erik and Trupti Storlie Hollis and Norris Waalen Christine Wolohan them—because they do so in the context of human activity, Richard and Melissa Severance Roger Strand Sally Wahman and Timothy Carter Michelle A. and Michael W. Wood Kristina K. and Joseph J. Shaffer William and Lee Strang Sam and Coralie Wai Claude A. Worrell and Kim N. Faith society and macroeconomics. That to me is so critical to Neil and Sara Shah Sylvia Strobel Darrell W. Waidelich Bernard and Jane Worth Leo R. and Leslie C. Sharkey Nancy and John Strom Lawrence A. and Kristi A. Waite Christopher Worthington and Gayle getting buy-in from the public in terms of relevance and Erica Shearer Jim and Jill Suk Paul and Deanne Walding Golden John and Jane Sherman Christopher Sullivan Lisa Walker and Mark Hentges Clara Wu credibility,” Raj explains. “MPR’s reporting has really helped Morris M. and Judith D. Sherman Julie and Bob Sullivan Sarah Walker John P. and Eleanor Yackel Bruce J. Shnider John and Beth Anne Sutcliffe Rachel A. and Donovan A. Walsh Biloine ‘Billie’ Young raise awareness about environmental issues and helped shape Sarah and Kevin Shriver Denise and Dave Swager Greg and Nina Waranica Bernard J. and Ellen Young opinion and public policy.” Mariana R. and Craig Shulstad Barbara and Dick Swanson Alison M. Warford Frank J. Zabel Cal and Sandy Simmons Eric Swanson and Curt D. Nelson David and Mary Ann Wark Ellen R. and David Thomas Neale Angela L. Simons and Wendy Sommer The Henry and Virginia Sweatt Family Nancy B. and Douglas Watkins Dr. Michael and Mrs. Lisa Zakula Anne D. Simpson Fund of Schwab Charitable Fund Jeffrey L. and Gail S. Watson Robert B. and Jessica Alderman Zeaske Kavitha says she especially appreciates the global perspective Dr. Lawrence J. Sinak and Anne L. Dr. and Mrs. Richard Swensen Watson Family Fund of The Minneapolis Fred J. and Roxanne E. Ziecina she gets through MPR, “national programming with a global Black-Sinak Julie Switzer and Matt Layman Foundation Phil and Anne Zink Lisa Sinclair Andre Taddeini Ruth A. Weaver Mary B. Zweber perspective and the BBC. I hear in-depth analysis, discussion Randy Singer Karen Tarrant Margaret Weglinski Bonnie Skelton Tell Family Fund Karen J. Weidner and Kurt If you prefer to be recognized in of issues, and context. You can’t get that anywhere else.” Jeff and Barb Skochil Heather Thayer Klotzbuecher another manner, or if your name was Ann Skoglund Meg Glattly and John Thielen Sandra L. and Arnold M. Weissler omitted from this list, please call Margaret J. and Lee B. Skold Sandra Thompson Ronald Welch Melissa Schedler at 651.290.1331.

34 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 35 Paul and Mary Reyelts The Legacy Society President’s Circle, Legacy Society MPR’s Legacy Society Legacy Society members Eric Weinberg and Susan Barrett René S. Chartier and Marilyn Morton recognizes the very special Kay and Tom Barrett Glenn T. Choquette Anonymous (52) Gretchen Barsness Adrienne Christiansen donors who have included Lois and Jerry Abraham Marilyn and Merritt Bartlett Roger Clark MPR in their estate plans— Mark Addicks Bradley and Mary Jo Beck Richard and Jean Illsley Clarke Jeff Adrian Kenneth Beck Morgan Clifford through wills, revocable Cynthia Aegerter Pamela J. Belknap Kellian D. Clink An MPR Trustee for 12 years, Paul says it has been gratifying to trusts, retirement accounts, Sandra M. and Thomas Ahlstrom Carol Belling Martha Cohen Mary Therese Alberg Susan Benfield Susan Colby and Larry Baill “help guide an organization, like MPR, that’s doing something so life insurance, and other Dennis Albrecht Keith R. Benson Janet M. Conn and Mike Debelak important for society.” In addition to their annual gift, he and testamentary gifts—or have Thomas Allen Barbara Beresford Nichole Coons Annie Allen-Wyman established a charitable gift Ray L. and Carol J. Bergeson Kristin Copham Mary have made an estate gift to ensure that MPR will continue Julie Allinson and Paul D. Erickson Gayle A. Bidne Stephen Coury annuity or charitable remainder Debra and Michael Alwin Leslie M. Blessing Terry R. Cox to benefit the community well into the future. trust to benefit MPR. We Laura E. Anders Pamela Blixt Katherine Cram Bolette S. Andersen Piero Bocciarelli Bonnie Creason and Douglas Giron are immensely grateful to Lisa K. Andersen Paul J. Bock Reverend Jim and Jordel Crecelius “Today, there is so much noise out there that you long for these thoughtful donors who David and Marian Anderson David and Shari Boehnen Catherine F. Croghan and Kathryn Hobart and Charlotte Anderson Fred and Carolyn Bogott Robbins someone who has done the homework and will give you a have made such a powerful Sigurd W. Anderson Joel Boon Carol Daly balanced view, and MPR does that,” Paul says. “I’m going to commitment to the future of Suzanne and Tim Anderson Susan S. Boren James P. and Therese A.* Daniel MPR, its audiences and the Richard Charles Annett* Timothy Brackett Greg L. Davidson be especially dependent on MPR and NPR for the upcoming Barbara Anton Leila Brammer Barbara Jo Davis community. Jean Murray and George Huston Carol Brandenburg Michael W. and Beth Davis presidential race. I’m counting on public radio to set the record Barbara L. Appleby Sheryl D. Breen Cy and Paula DeCosse straight and bring some critical clarity to what’s out there.” Legacy gifts received A. Jerome Arneson and Maryjeanne Kenneth R. Brennen William Dehoff Arneson Dr. and Mrs. Arnold Brier Kaylo and Mike Demopoulos this year Ennis Arntson and Patrice Hedlund Jeffery Scott Brockmann and Shane Terry Devitt Frederick and Catherine Asher A regular listener to MPR News and The Current, Mary says one Our sincere appreciation goes out Swanson Carolyn and Alan Diamond Sarah Atkins and John Hoggatt to the families of the following Waltraud A. Brogren Eric Dick of the things she loves most about MPR is “the serendipity’” Mary Aufderheide Peter C. and Ellen T. Brown Cathy A. Diers individuals from whom MPR Glenn and Carolyn Ayres Thelma and Bill Bryson Julia A. Dillon of tuning in and not knowing what’s coming. “Often I’m just received legacy gifts in the last Jim Azarski and Nancy Werner-Azarski Irene Bugge and Robin Maercklein Jo Ellen Doebbert fiscal year. Steve and Sharon Bachman Marc and Tammy Bumgarner Joseph P. Donnelly captivated by a story that’s not a calamity or a catastrophe. Ginger and Walt Bailey Charlotte and Kenneth Althoff Ronald M. and Kim M. Burd Kathie Lee Dormanen Bashar Bakdash And I love The Current’s morning coffee break. Just recently it Sidonia Balke Gene and Ann Burrish Judith E. and Robert N. Dovenmuehler Carole and Doug Baker Elaine D. Erickson James Callahan Ellen Dresselhuis was ‘Songs about September,’ and one song after another was Harold M. “Chip” Treen and Laura A. Baker Ruth E. Halverson Sally and Michael Carey Joseph and Lois Duffy Norman and Margaret Baker Robert J. and Mary Jane Haugh Bobbie Lou Carlson Heidi and Scott Dulebohn just charming. It was a delight driving and listening.” Dr. Carol E. Ball Richard L. Huberty Nicky B. Carpenter Dick and Sally Duncan Phyllis Ballata John C. Sall Marjorie Carr Jacquelin R. Dunn John and Cindy Banchy Stephen A. Stoll James and Kathryn Catalano Ruth Caley Dunn and Steven White Mary Bang Henrietta P. Torgerson Ruth Burstrom and Niels Chapman Margaret E. Durham Brendan Bannigan and Kathleen Carol Ann Wallace Dr. Kim and Dede Chart Jim and Sherri Dwyer Just-Bannigan

36 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 *Indicates deceased Italics denote new members MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 37 Legacy Society continued Kevin and Jan Gregerson Helena E. Jackson and Doug Dunham Marilyn Lawrence Lisa Mueller and Laurie Hamre Tad and Cindy Piper Russell P. Schweihs Barbara E. Tretheway Keith R. Hacker Roseanne Joy Jelacic Willy and Kacie M. Lee Rita Mueller Marvin Plakut and Darvia Herold Lois Schwob Evelyn Turner Dr. Robert T. Eagan William G.* and Constance D. Ben and Aimee Johnson Joseph and Frances* Leek Luann Muller Joseph Plante and Eric Neumann Penelope Scialla Emily Anne Staples Tuttle Fund Joan E. Eckerly Haddeland Janice A. Johnson Christine Leick Wayne Munday David and Gaylene Poretti Charlotte M. Seguin Ruth E. Ulvog Karen L. Eckman David and Virginia Hahn Troy L. Johnson Ross E. and Bridget E. Levin Dorothy and Miles* Murphy Dwight and Chris Porter Marcel Luc Sell Donald P. Untiedt Hugh and Joyce Edmondson Linda H. Keller Marilyn S. and William R. Jolitz Rhoda and Tom Lewin Betty Myers Joanne D. Power Beth Selvig Al and Karen Valerius Tom Edwards Elaine Halverson Kyle W. Jones Beth Ann Lewis Shaban Nazarian Judith and Nickolas Priadka Theano D. Sigforddick Dr. Stephanie Van D’ Elden LaVonne J. Ellingson Ruth E. Halverson* Linda Jones and Victoria Van Slyke Caryn E. Lindsay Diana F. Nelson Brian and Trish Huberty Prokosch Miriam G. Simmons and James L. Kim Vandenberg Ron L. Ellingson William H. Halverson Charles R. and Sally B. Jorgensen David and Shirley Lingo Gertrude D. Nelson Gary W. and Kathleen Propp Schenz Stephen Vitvitsky Sharon Elliott Murill P. Halvorson Marilyn Kaeli Nicholas Kinsey and Dee Anderson Janice M. and Arthur I. Nelson Dr. Linda Magdsick Rhonda Simonson Jane Voglewede and David Abbott Richard E. and Jean Engebretson Nancy H. Hanke Mark D. and Nancy L. Karason Long Marybeth Nelson Cecil C. Ramnaraine Lisa Sinclair Steven E. Vogt Nancy R. English Carl and Mary Hansen Laurie E. Karnes Dana R. Lonn Shirley Nelson Ronald L. Ramsay Linda S. and Jesse G. Singh Joanne and Philip* Von Blon Hope B. Esparolini Janet and Glenn Hansen Lee and Judy Kaster Andy and Dian Lopez Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Nemer Thue and Uttara Rasmussen Mr. and Mrs.* R.J. Sivertsen Scott Vrchota William Etter David A. Hanson and Ivars A. Edens Harpreet Kaur Diane Dobitz and Jean Lovett James H. Nepp Kevin M. and Denise D. Reilly Ann Skoglund Edward and Carol Wagner Nancy Etzwiler and Dan O’Neill Kathryn B. Hanson Patricia Keith Charles and Megan Luke Brian and Kathleen Neugebauer James L. Reininger Julie Slapp Richard and Kyla Wahlstrom Kathy Farnell Stuart and Gail Hanson Kiki Kelley Paul C. Lund Robert J. Nielsen Robert E. Remington Nancy Slaughter Laraine Walker John A. Fellows Jeannette Harrington Jerome F. Kemp Beverly A. Lutz Dean M. Nolz Julianne C. Renner Stephanie Small Pauline A. Walle Gertrude Hill ffolliott John W. Harris Gary and Shirley Kerkow Lee Lynch and Terry Saario John L. Nyberg Paul and Mary Reyelts Joan T. Smith Susan Waller John Fineberg Katherine Harris Dorothy Hagey Kettner Margaret MacRae Nicoli L. Obstarczyk Ann and Thomas Rider Morgan Smith Diana and Steven Warner Becky Mallory Finnigan Nancy A. Harris Robin Keyworth and Steven Haasl Karen C. Madrid Patricia O’Day and John Grabowski Kristen Riehle Jeanette Sobania R. Karl and Jo F. Watkins Drs. Lloyd A. and Patricia A. Fish Pamela M. Harris Courtney C. and Robert B. Kiernat Melvyn D. and Janet Magree Paul Odegaard and Christine Soma Tom and Diane Rifkin Katherine Sobieck Rev. LeeAnne Watkins Dr. Janice Fleming Anna Harriss Thomas C. and Patricia Kingston Kathryn Harwig and Loren Magsam Linda Odegard and Harlan Cavert Kevin R. Risner James E. Sorensen Karel M. Weigel Robert Florence M.D. Amy J. Hasbargen and Lance M. Bob Kinkade Norie Mahowald Susan Ohnesorge Cindy Robeck Oscar J. and Laurel Sorlie Mary Lou Werner John and Hilde Flynn Breiland Anthony L. Kiorpes Mary Ellen Malkasian Diane E. Olson Marcia L. Robért Nancy K. Spannaus Seth E. Werner Maren Flynn Susan J. Hawkins Aaron and Dana Kirkemo Ann C. Manning Ronald O. Olson Bruce G. Robinson Judy G. Falconer Srsen Kristen and Kyle Wesloh Connie Foote Jennifer E. Hawley Lynne Eaton Kirklin Gail Manning and David Richards Sandra K. Olson, Ph.D. Thomas Rochon Kathleen A. Stack Dave and Judy Wester Mary Heer-Forsberg and Frank Allen W. Hayes Edward and Judy Kishel Judith and Todd Marshall Ted Olson and Chris Bellefeuille Richard J. Roles and Karen J. Carol L. and Richard E. Stahl Pat Whitcomb and Patty Napier Forsberg Florence B. and Carter B. Hedeen Sally and Bill Kling Mary K. Martin Marc P. Ondrechen Marinovich Karl Starr and Christopher Jan Haug Erica Whittlinger Scott Foss Cheryl L. Hegland Dean Knowles Jon D. and Haidi Masley Greg W. Onstad Ann K. Romberg Vickie Staudte Neil and Julie Williams Clare Fossum Julie F. Heilman Sharon and Scott Knuth Sydney and James Massee Chelsey Oosterhuis Liane Rosel Ellen Stein Thomas Williams and Sandra Bentley- John E. Frank Michael Helffrich Tracy F. and James L. Kochendorfer Dr. Thomas E. and Leone J. Mauszycki David and Stephanie Oskie Jane Rosemarin Diane Stelter Williams Jake Hurwitz and Doreen Frankel Gregg and Shari Hietpas Arthur and Priscilla Kourajian Catherine A. Mayer Doug and Phyl Ostergren Susan Rostkoski Fred B. Sternhagen and Jolene Tom Albin and Julie Williams Marge and Dave Fraser Brenda Himrich Janet Holtz Kraemer Thomas R.* and Barbara L. McBurney Kris Palfe Phil and Evelyn Ruggiero Beckman-Sternhagen Rev. Thomas E. Winkler Sara Freeman Dr. and Mrs. Walter A. Hinck John C. Kraning and Sharon A. Sinclair Clara M. Ueland Sureshbabu N. Ahanya and Surekha Daniel Ruh and Nancy Stewart Alicia E. Stewart Frank and Laurel Winsor Barbara* and Bayard French Alan and Judy Hoffman Linda E. Krach and Robert L. Kriel Michael W. and Kay McCarthy Palreddy LeAne H. and Bruce Rutherford Kathleen Stokker Jean C. Wirsig Sharon Fruetel Martha Price Hoffman Rev. Shalom Kropfl Barbara McGraw and Steve Mosow Steven Paul and Kirsten Jean Pardoe Mary Ann Sachs and Robert Peham Dana Marie and Kelsi JoAnne-DotEve Col. and Mrs. Nat and Harri Wisser Rebecca A. Fuller Diane and Tony Hofstede Paul and Linda Krueger Thomas and Hannah McGraw-Dzik Ron Parker Clayton D. Sankey Stubben Michael and Donna Wolsted Elizabeth Gaalaas Arthur L. Hogenson Martha Kunau Susan and Thomas McGuire Betty Patsche Deborah Sarkas Stephanie Sulentic Bernard and Jane Worth Bruce L. and Alice K. Gaarder Orville Hognander, Jr. Myron D. and Anita H. Kunin Ronald D. McKelvey Melinda M. Pavek Bob and Gail Sater Molly Sullivan K.P. Worthington Naomi M. Gades Frederick* and Sandra Holbrook Marilyn La Brec Anne McKinsey Bill and Barbara Pearce Morgaine Sattva Dennis Sutliff Peter T. and Suzanne Wyckoff Joanne Gaul Virginia and Kristin Homme Joseph and Tara LaFerla Bill and Martha McLaughlin Bob Pearson Kevin and Leela Scattum Patricia Ann Swanson Randi S.N. Yoder and Michael J. Henley Pat Gavan and Stephen Gordon Janet Hopper Shanti J. Lakhan and Craig Hanson Mary K. McLeod Dean K. and Julie B. Penk Ward C. Schendel Nancy Sweet Ivar Archer Zemmels Scott German George and Jane Hovland Lora Lakin Jon and Debra McTaggart Norm Perrill Barbara L. Scheuble Jim Swindal Richard Zgodava William A. Gerrells William and Julie Howard Jane Lansing Mary and Bob Mersky Nadine Peterson Constance Lee Scheurer Diane F. Syme Fred J. and Roxanne E. Ziecina Bill and Paula Glade Fran Howley Sue and Lee LaRock Dr. Jan Meyer Sandra H. and Aaron C. Peterson Gerald W. and Joetta H. Schlabach Harley Tate Jane Zilch Thomas W. and Lorna Gleason Ruth and John Huss Michael Larsen and Linda Nelson William and Vicki Michaelis Richard and Nancy Pflager Gerry Schmidt Joseph and Lisa Thiegs Sally and Steve Zorich Janna Goerdt Dorothy M. Hust Virginia C. Larsen Ruth Mickelsen and Bill Manning Carolyn and Jeff Piepho Nick and Karen Schmit Claire Anne Thoen Ruth and Dale Zschoche Kevin Gordon and Michelle Traeger Ann Hutchings James M. Larson Diana M. Mini Joanna Lukens Pierce Sherrill Schottler Margaret A. and Geoff W. Thomas Allen and Phyllis Kuehl Zumach Jon Kevin Gossett Amy Hyatt Jeffrey W. and Dianne S. Larson Terry Mistalski and Daryl Timmer Lucia Pierson Cecilia Elaine Schrenker Kay M. and Gary Thompson Walter C. Gray Dr. Frank J. Indihar Rosalind L. Laskin Patricia Weinzierl Moline Sandy Pietron Karla Schroder Sharon and Bill Torodor Susan Greer Jeannie Inglehart Karen Laukkonen Marti Morfitt and Patrick Weber Robin Pillmann Robyn and Richard Schroeder Thomas D. and Pat Trautman

38 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 39 Endowed Funds – Supporting Fred and Roxi Ziecina Legacy Society – Named Endowment the Service You Love Most for MPR News and STEM reporting

Several donors have taken advantage of a We are honored and Endowed Funds established new opportunity to provide lasting support Their car radios are programmed to MPR News, The Current for the MPR programming they love the gratified to recognize the or committed prior to FY15: and Classical MPR for both Rochester and Twin Cities’ stations, most by creating named endowed funds. following Endowed Funds but Fred and Roxi are mostly avowed news junkies who We’re thrilled that the generous donors Therese and James Daniel Endowed find stories about science and technology topics especially listed here have established endowed funds committed in FY15: Fund for Classical MPR interesting. Roxi even sets her phone alarm for Fridays at 1 p.m. to benefit MPR and our audiences for years David and Shari Boehnen Endowed Marolyn Halverson Endowed Fund to come. Their gifts will be permanently so she won’t miss an episode of Science Friday. Fund for Classical Performance for Classical and Choral Music invested along with the general MPR Programming endowment assets, but are dedicated to William Kling Founders Endowment As a reflection of their values and the legacy they’d like to leave, specific purposes directed by each donor. George and Jane Hovland MPR for the Creative Advancement of the couple recently designated an estate gift to establish the A portion of the endowment fund value Endowed Fund for Investigative Public Media Fred and Roxanne Ziecina Endowed Fund for MPR News and (currently 5%) is distributed each year for and Political Journalism the purposes designated by the donors. Kevin and Leela Joseph Scattum STEM coverage. Each year in perpetuity, the fund’s distribution The original gifts remain invested with the Penelope Scialla Fund for Endowed Fund for Classical MPR will support reporting on topics in science, technology, MPR News Investigative Reporting objectives of preserving the principal and Fred J. and Roxanne E. Ziecina engineering and math. growing both the fund and distributions in Irma Wyman Endowed Fund for Endowed Fund for MPR News and perpetuity. Classical Education STEM Coverage “MPR is where I get a lot of science and technology information. That information is so often essential to understanding You can create a named endowed fund that reflects your MPR interests and passions alternatives and solutions to the complicated issues we’re with a commitment of $100,000 or more facing today,” says Fred. “People need that kind of information through lifetime or estate gifts. Learn more in order to be informed citizens and knowledgeable voters.” at mpr.org/namedendowment Their fund also supports MPR News continuing to provide essential context beyond the headlines. “MPR tells you what happened, why it’s important, why you need to know, and what people are doing about it. That’s so important,” adds Roxi.

40 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 41 3Mgives MPR Funder Institutional Funders

Government Support $100,000 to $249,999 $1,000 to $9,999 Laura and John Arnold Donor Advised Fund Arts Midwest A gift from 3Mgives helped MPR broadcast the historic Minnesota $1,000,000 and above Blandin Foundation Edward R. Bazinet Charitable Foundation General Mills Foundation The James Ford Bell Foundation Orchestra concerts live from Havana to audiences around the Clean Water, Land & Legacy Amendment The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Boss Foundation Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund globe in May of 2015. The McKnight Foundation Braman & Associates, Inc. Corporation for Public Broadcasting Newman’s Own Foundation Aaron Copland Fund for Music “3M is proud to support Minnesota Public Radio in their mission Spencer Foundation Emerson Process Management – $10,000 to $100,000 Sunup Foundation Rosemount Inc. to help educate and inspire global audiences about a variety of Minnesota Historical and Target Hartz Foundation topics, including science, environment, and global cultures. We Cultural Heritage Grants Horton Holding Inc. National Endowment for the Arts $50,000 to $99,999 Interstate Parking were thrilled to help MPR bring the Minnesota Orchestra concerts National Endowment for the Humanities 3M Art and Martha Kaemmer Fund of HRK Saint Paul Cultural STAR Program from Cuba to audiences around the world because of The Cargill Foundation Foundation the significance of this event,” explained Michael Stroik, The Mosaic Company Foundation National Trust for Historic Preservation Partners in Preservation Community and International Strategy Manager. Private and Corporate $25,000 to $49,999 Carl and Eloise Pohlad Family Foundation The Elizabeth C. Quinlan Foundation, Inc. Ecolab Foundation “As a global company operating in more than 70 countries, 3M Foundations Red Wing Shoe Company Foundation Sidney E. Frank Foundation Margaret Rivers Fund recognizes the importance of events like this that encourage $1,000,000 and above Phyllis S. Poehler/Walter E. Stremel Sit Investment Associates Foundation Charitable Trust global community engagement. The Minnesota Orchestra concerts Ford Foundation SHAPCO Printing Inc. Starr Foundation Tennant Foundation helped to establish goodwill across borders, and MPR took the The Kendeda Fund Wells Fargo Foundation – Minnesota Wenger Foundation experience to a whole new level by broadcasting for the rest of $250,000 to $999,999 $10,000 to $24,999 the world to hear.” Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Carlson Family Foundation The Kresge Foundation Delta Dental of Minnesota Philanthropic Program Partners Henry Luce Foundation Deluxe Corporation Foundation Lumina Foundation The George Family Foundation $5,000 to $9,999 John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Inside the broadcast booth at the Teatro Nacional in Havana, MAHADH Fund of HRK Foundation Twin Cities Chapter of the Foundation The Pentair Foundation American Guild of Organists on-air concert host Brian Newhouse, Managing Director of Thomson Reuters Second Harvest Heartland Classical Programming, and Rob Byers, Director of Broadcast Securian Foundation Operations, bring the unforgettable Minnesota Orchestra U.S. Bank Foundation concerts to audiences around the globe. Valspar Foundation

42 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 43 John Koneck Underwriters President, Fredrikson & Byron, Major National Kronos Major Regional Underwriter Corporate Underwriters Invest Northern Ireland Corporate Underwriters Legal Zoom Allianz USA Lumosity Allianz Life Insurance Company of Fredrikson & Byron President John Koneck explains why he Angie’s List MailChimp North America believes the firm’s more than 20-year partnership with MPR Arizona State University Blue Cross Blue Shield Malwarebytes makes sense: “We believe it’s important to help strengthen our Robert W. Baird Bremer Financial Corporation Moo, Inc community, and MPR is a big part of the fabric of this community,” Battelle Nuance Communications By The Yard he says. “It’s not only the broad reach, but the quality and diversity Citrix Online Progressive Insurance Dorsey & Whitney LLP Constant Contact Regus Management Group Guthrie Theater of MPR programming that makes our whole community and state Delta Air Lines Reputation.com HealthPartners/Regions Hospital stronger, and we want to be a part of that. It fits with the cultural Duff & Phelps Koch Companies Public Sector LLC Ring Central values of our firm.” Emerald Data Solutions, Inc. Smartling MN Nurses Association Epson Robert H. Smith School of Business St. Jude Medical Foundation This past year was the 20th that the firm has sponsored MPR’s Farmers Insurance Squarespace, Inc. Standard Heating and Air Conditioning Broadcast Journalist Series, which features four renowned national Ford Motor Company T. Rowe Price Thomson Reuters Full Sail University UCLA Anderson School of Management UCare Minnesota and international journalists each year for a 24-hour residency and General Mills Small Planet Food Division University of Minnesota Wix.com program discussing pressing issues and current events from the Holiday Vacations Zillow visiting journalist’s perspective. Greater Minnesota Regional

NPR’s TV Critic Eric Corporate Underwriters John also has a personal appreciation for MPR, as a regular Deggans spoke at August Schell Brewing Co. listener to MPR News and The Current, a daily website visitor to the MPR Broadcast Benedictine Health System both services, and a subscriber to the ® and Journalist Series Enbridge Energy Partners Policast Song of the breakfast about his Iron Mining Association of Minnesota Day podcasts. work and his recent Luther College book “Race-Baiter: Lutsen Mountains “MPR News has no peer in this market. The reporting is really good How the Media Minnesota Beethoven Festival and accurate, and they’re reporting all over the place, especially Wields Dangerous St. Cloud Subaru on statewide issues,” he says. “I feel like I’m getting straight news Words to Divide a Saturn Systems Nation.” Third Street Brewhouse when I listen, without a filter, and it often piques my interest to learn more.”

44 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 45 Other earned Minnesota Public Radio I American Public Media Support from revenue Sources of revenue (An Affiliated Organization of American Public Media governmental agencies 5% Group) Schedule of Operating Fund and Long-Term MPR | APM Financials 7% MPR | APM Activities for the Year Ended June 30, 2015 Total FY15 Operating Fund activities: Support from public: Year-End Operating Results Financial Highlights Endowment Business, general Grant from Individual gifts and membership $21,181 and other APMG Earned Regional underwriting 10,851 Support Revenue 3% Endowment National underwriting 17,003 from public Due to careful fiscal management MPR | APM finished fiscal year 2015 (FY15) As of June 30, 2015, there is $190.6 million from operating 7% Business general support 801 64% activities Foundations 3,703 and generous philanthropic support, with a record $91 million in operating in endowment funds for the benefit of Foundations 24% Grant from APMG Earned Endowment 4,109 Minnesota Public Radio I American Public support and earned revenue. MPR, including $32.5 million in endowment 6% Other intercompany grants 164 Media finished fiscal year 2015 with a contributions from estates, individual Educational sponsors 454 Individual Other public support 126 balanced operating budget and remains • National underwriting support increased donors and other community gifts. Gifts gifts and Total support from public 58,392 in good fiscal health. Careful financial 25% over FY14. earmarked for endowment are critically membership 36% Support from governmental agencies: management allowed us to continue to • Individual Gifts support increased 5% important for organizational strength and National Corporation for Public Broadcasting 4,179 underwriting fulfill our public service mission and invest over FY14. sustainability. Grants from other governmental agencies 1,619 29% Total support from governmental agencies 5,798 in strategic priorities that will move our • Support from endowments, including Regional organization forward. Support from the investment return and grants from the Earned revenue: Independent Auditor’s Reports underwriting Revenue from operating activities 22,130 public, including philanthropic gifts and APMG Earned Endowment, contributed 19% Royalties and licensing fees 163 underwriting support, continues to be our nearly $5.2 million toward the FY15 MPR | APM follows Generally Accepted Investment return, net 1,085 Total operating expenses Other earned revenue 3,439 largest source of revenue, and is crucial to operating budget. Accounting Principles and is audited MPR | APM Support from Total earned revenue 26,817 fulfilling our commitment to meeting the annually by an independent accounting the public (detail) Total support and earned revenue 91,007 rapidly changing needs and preferences of firm. The FY15 audit was issued by Fundraising audiences. Accountability—Top Rating McGladrey. Complete audited financial 12% Expenses: Operations 68,485 MPR | APM continues to be a national statements for FY15 and other financial Administrative 11,469 leader in public media while maintaining information can be found at Administrative Fundraising 11,025 13% Total expenses 90,979 the highest standards for nonprofit www.mpr.org/finances. Support and revenues in excess of 28 accountability and transparency, earning expenses before long-term activities an “exceptional” Charity Navigator rating of four out of four stars for adherence Long-term activities: Operations Designated Fund support from operations 1,428 to excellent governance and fiscal 75% Designated Fund net change 281 Property Fund net change (2,395) responsibility measures. MPR | APM also Temporarily restricted net change 1,899 meets all 27 accountability standards of Permanently restricted net change 179

the Charities Review Council in the areas Change in net assets 1,420 of public disclosure, governance, financial activity and fundraising. Net assets — beginning of year 96,574 Complete audited financial statements can be found on our website at mpr.org/finances Net assets — end of year $97,994

46 MPR APM annual report JULY 2014 TO JUNE 2015 MPR remembers remarkable Board of Trustees Minnesota Public Radio Board of Trustees friend and leader Elise Donohue July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015

Board Officers Jim Dwyer Marti Morfitt * Jean Taylor In May, the MPR I APM community lost decisively over the years. She was values Elise held dear, and she Bradbury H. Anderson Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive Officer President Chair Michael Foods Inc. River Rock Partners Life is Now a dear friend and revered trustee Elise a lover of both news and classical advocated those values through Ian R. Friendly Vice Chair Ivan Fong Kate Mortenson Ana Valdez * Donohue, a long-time MPR supporter programming—especially APM’s her board service. Senior Vice President, Legal Affairs President and Chief Executive Officer President and Co-Founder Marti Morfitt and General Counsel 2019 Minneapolis Final Four Local Valdez Consulting Group who had served on our board of Performance Today® as well as Secretary 3M Corporation Organizing Committee Samuel S. M. Wai directors since 2012. A Prairie Home Companion®. Public “Elise’s quiet wisdom and generous Emery Koenig Treasurer Ian R. Friendly * Dave Murphy Treasurer spirit added to our success in so Retired Executive Vice President and President and Chief Executive Officer American Crystal Sugar Company media’s commitment to enriching Chief Operating Officer Red Wing Shoe Company Inc. Elise belonged to one of the founding minds, expanding perspectives, and many important ways,” says CEO General Mills Inc. Trustees Dr. Mary Nichols Active Life Trustees families that has moved MPR ahead strengthening communities were Jon McTaggart. “We are honored Bradbury H. Anderson * Steve Fritze * Dean, College of Continuing Education Susan Boren Retired Chief Executive Officer Retired Chief Financial Officer University of Minnesota Retired Partner, Spencer Stuart and gratified by her leadership and and Vice Chairman Ecolab Inc. Best Buy Inc. Richard B. Payne, Jr. Randall J. Hogan her loyal and enthusiastic support. Rick King Vice Chairman, Corporate Banking Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Wendy Bennett Executive Vice President U.S. Bancorp Pentair Ltd. She will be greatly missed by our Consultant to Chief Information Officer Foundations in Global Health Thomson Reuters James J. Phelps Karin L. Larson MPR community.” President Retired Chair Dr. Larry L. Berger Emery Koenig * Northcrest Corporation Capital International Research Inc. Executive Vice President Vice Chairman and Chief Risk Officer Her family captured Elise’s spirit and Chief Technical Officer Cargill Inc. James T. Prokopanko Glen D. Nelson, M.D. Ecolab Senior Advisor, Retired President GDN Holdings best in her obituary: “All who met Jonathan Low and Chief Executive Officer Mary Brainerd Partner and Co-Founder The Mosaic Company Addison (Tad) Piper Elise sensed a soul as deep and rich President and Chief Executive Officer Predictiv Consulting Retired Chairman and Chief Executive HealthPartners Inc. Paul Reyelts * Officer as the soil of her native Minnesota Nancy Lyons Retired Executive Vice President Piper Jaffray Companies Inc. Patrick J. Denzer President and Chief Executive Officer Finance and Chief Financial Officer and a spirit as vast as the big sky of President Clockwork Active Media The Valspar Corporation her adopted Montana.” LI Ventures LLC Honorary Life Trustees Bill McLaughlin Steven M. Rothschild William Pearce Janet M. Dolan * President, The Orvis Company Inc. President, Invest in Outcomes Robert J. Sivertsen President Joanne Von Blon ACT III Enterprises Jon R. McTaggart Patricia Simmons M.D. President and Chief Executive Officer Executive Medical Director, Elise Donohue ** Minnesota Public Radio and Health Policy President Emeritus Manager/Partner American Public Media Emeritus, Mayo Clinic William H. Kling * Battle Ridge Ranch LLC Green Island Group LLC ** deceased May 2015

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