Annual Report July 2016 – June 2017 s one of the oldest public radio stations in the country, New England Public Radio would not be here without your passionate support. A The staff, the NEPR Foundation Board of Directors, and I want to personally thank you for your generosity and for being part of our listening community. Each year, putting our annual report together gives us the opportunity to take a few minutes to reflect on the work we’ve accomplished, and the places we’ve been, and the people we’ve met in our community who have made an impact on our work. FY’17 was a busy year in public media. Election years always are, as listeners tune in to hear thoughtful, well- researched reporting about the candidates, special coverage of debates, the inauguration, and the beginnings of a new president’s first term. Each day since then, NPR has covered the stories coming out of Washington with vigor and with objectivity. You hear no screaming, no arguing. You tune to NEPR for the antidote to that. In this era of so called “fake news”, political polarity, and divisiveness in our country, NEPR and NPR are needed now more than ever. We provide facts, go in-depth with enterprise reporting, and offer opinions from many INSPIRING THROUGH points of view and many walks of life. STORYTELLING Our task in public media is to find a way to see and hear one another; to seek and understand how people feel and to believe that we can get things OF done together. ALL KINDS. This work is not possible without an incredible community of listeners who support New England Public Radio. Whether you’ve been contributing since the early years of WFCR, became a first time donor, or joined us as a new underwriter in 2017, we are incredibly grateful for your support. With your help, we continue to grow in every way. In these pages you’ll read about our recently completed strategic framework, our newest NEPR– produced podcasts, our new digital editor who is helping to make our local reporting richer on nepr.net and on our social media platforms, and all the places you can now hear the NEPR News Network — including in Hampden County on 91.9FM. All this and more is made possible by you, and there is so much more to come. Thank you for your generous support. Keep listening.
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Martin Miller CEO and General Manager NEPR Photo: Joyce Skowyra\NEPR Joyce Photo: Photo: Joyce Skowyra\NEPR storytelling STRATEGIC PLAN T Radio over thenext three years. framework outlinesthree essential goals for New EnglandPublic audience behavior, andincreased competition, ourstrategic station. ready to turnourattention to what’s next for your publicradio Radio.Public Now that we’re established inournew home, we are to getushere, are incredible accomplishments for New England year, $8.6million50thAnniversary CapitalCampaignwhichhelped headquarters indowntown Springfield,andthe completion ofafive to thefuture. The station’s move in2014 to new, state-of-the-art empowerment flexible connection Recognizing therapidly changingmediaenvironment, evolving reflection streaming to take stock ofwhere we are asanorganization andto look Foundation Board, embarked onastrategic planningeffort his year, New Radiostaff EnglandPublic alongwiththeNEPR diversity inclusion community music tools podcasts
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In Contrast jj Exploring Culture in the Making with Ilan StavAns
In July, NEPR debuted a new podcast called In Contrast, hosted by Ilan Stavans, which explores wide-ranging topics from art to politics through interviews with the people experiencing and defining the issues of the modern world. Recent guests have included such diverse figures as American poet Wendy Barker, children’s book author Norton Juster, Washington Post journalist Wesley Lowery, New York Times op-ed columnist Bret Stephens, The New Yorker foreign-correspondent Robin Wright, and PBS broadcaster Ray Suarez. New episodes of In Contrast are available on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month.
You can find all episodes atnepr.net/incontrast , or wherever you get your podcasts.
In Episode 5, Ilan Stavans talks with Juster Norton, author of The Phantom Tollbooth
VAULT SESSIONS
New England Public Radio launched a new live recording project called “The Vault Sessions” through a partnership with Laudable Productions. The Vault Sessions feature intimate video recordings filmed live at NEPR’s space in downtown Springfield. Local and national musicians play a short set in front of the station’s architectural centerpiece — a room–sized vintage bank vault. In April, we debuted “The Value Sessions,” with an acoustic set by Matthew Szlachetka, a Nashville-based musician with roots in western Massachusetts. Other performers have included experimental folk artist and composer Sam Amidon; two of North India’s most revered classical musicians, Ramu Pandit and Rabindra Narayan Goswami; and singer–songwriter, Hayley Reardon. To watch all of our Vault Sessions, visit nepr.net/vaultsessions. Photo: Joyce Skowyra\NEPR Joyce Photo: Skowyra\NEPR Joyce Photo: NEPR FOUNDATION also made to the board’s Executive was hired to anchor the morning Committee. In addition to Angelika news program on a full time basis. Anglika Melien was named president Melien becoming Board President, Heather Brandon also joined the of the New England Public Radio Robert Feldman is now First Vice NEPR newsroom in September. She Foundation this year, and we President, Carey Baker the Clerk/ is the station's first Digital News Secretary and Tim Boomer the Editor. Heather comes to NEPR from Treasurer. The New England Public NPR affiliate WNPR in Hartford, Radio Foundation is an independent, Connecticut, where she worked nonprofit organization created as Digital Content Manager and with the purpose of conducting Digital Editor, spearheading many of fundraising activities for NEPR and the station's digital initiatives. She to guarantee the station’s future as a also previously produced WNPR premier public media organization. talk shows and news broadcasts. Photo: Joyce Skowyra\NEPR Joyce Photo: NEPR is committed to delivering Roxie Pin NEPR STAFF high quality digital content to our Photo: Joyce Skowyra\NEPR Joyce Photo: from Barrington Stage Company At the end of May, we said goodbye listeners, readers and social media in Pittsfield, Massachusetts where Anglika Melien followers on nepr.net, and through welcomed several new members to to two familiar New England she headed the development our podcast offerings. You can find the board. Tim Boomer (formerly Public Radio voices. Henry Epp, department from 2012-2016. Her 30- expanded coverage of many local an advisor to the board), Kathleen the local host of Morning Edition year career in development began stories at nepr.net or by following Dugas, Shannon Gurek, Patricia since 2014, moved to Vermont for at Clark University in Worcester, NEPR on social media. Hallberg, Sura Levine and Jamina his new position as the host of All Massachusetts and took her to Smith We also welcomed Roxie Pin to Scippio-McFadden all joined the Things Considered at VPR. Susan College School for Social Work NEPR’s development department. foundation as directors. Former Kaplan, the local host of All Things in Northampton, Massachusetts, In her new role as Senior Major Gifts Board President Paul Lambert Considered at NEPR, joined the where she managed the graduate Officer, Roxie works directly with has transitioned to Immeadiate newsroom at WGBH in Boston. school's development program the development department to Past President and Marc Berman This fall, longtime New England before heading to Barrington Stage. secure major and planned gifts for transitioned to Emeritus. Both Public Radio reporter and interim She’s also been a guest lecturer the station’s annual fund and special serve as advisors. Changes were Morning Edition host Carrie Healy in nonprofit arts management at projects. Roxie came to NEPR Skidmore College. Carrie Healy Heather Brandon EVENTS We were happy to see many of you in person throughout the year too! We had a jam packed year of events including a visit from NPR Morning Edition host David Greene, a series of debate watching parties at local breweries, the second annual Jazz Holiday Party and a fabulous season of storytelling with our Valley Voices Story Slams! A big thank you to all of our partners up and down the valley who helped make it an exciting
Photo: Joyce Skowyra/NEPR Joyce Photo: Skowyra\NEPR Joyce Photo: year in the community for NEPR. Photo: Burns Maxey/NEPR Photo: n January 2016, New England Public Radio launched NEPR Media Lab — a program dedicated to promoting young people’s intellectual, creative Iand professional growth through education and access to the media. In September 2016, we hired Carlos McBride to run the program. With extensive teaching experience at both the high school and college levels and a passion for journalism, art, education, media justice and music, Carlos has proved to be a great fit for the role. Under Carlos’ leadership, the program has continued to grow in its second year. A cohort from Springfield High Schools, and a cohort from Dean Technical Vocational High School in Holyoke completed the program in the spring of 2017. An Alumni program, comprised of seven students who graduated from Media Lab during its first year and wanted the opportunity to continue honing their skills, was created this year as well. Media Lab has also established a new partnership with The Care Center in Holyoke, Massachusetts, which works with teen mothers and their families as they continue their education, and continues to work with the University of Massachusetts Amherst and the Springfield High School of Commerce’s Community Journalism Project. Over the summer Media Lab partnered with several local community organizations to build its presence in Springfield, including Gardening the Community, The Vanguard 413, and UMass Amherst’s Upward Bound Summer Institute which works directly with students from Springfield’s High School of Commerce. Media Lab also launched a new podcast this year — the Media Lab Podcast features audio produced by Media Lab students, and can be found and at nepr.net/medialab or wherever you get your podcasts. The Media Lab podcast offers an opportunity for listeners to engage with the students as they journey through a variety of commentaries, features and self- reflection. Subscribe now and catch up on the first 10 episodes!
Media Lab is funded by: Berkshire Bank Foundation, Inc., Community Foundation of Western Massachusetts, The Irene E. & George A. Davis Foundation, Tom and Kit Dennis, Thomas and Marilyn Ewing, The Kittredge Foundation, MassHumanities Foundation, TD Bank & TD Charitable Foundation, United Bank Foundation, Whitehead Foundation, Rotary Club of Springfield and two anonymous donors. #YOUTHMAKEMEDIA Photos: Joyce Skowyra, Carlos McBride, and Burns Maxey\NEPR Carlos McBride, Skowyra, Joyce Photos: NEWSROOM Top Local Stories of FY2017*
AWARDS ‘You’ll Like It Here’: One Patient’s Account Of eporter Karen Brown won 1 Growing Up At Belchertown Rthe 2017 regional Edward R. by Henry Epp Murrow award for her story “Heroin Treatment Island: Addicts Addicts Give Up Civil Liberty In Are Sent To Recover Off The 2 Coast of Cape Cod Exchange for Treatment.” by Karen Brown “Karen spent hours in courtrooms in Springfield and Ads on Craigslist Sell A Plastic Bag Filled With A Greenfield while working on this 3 ‘Gift’ Of Marijuana award-winning report — and many by Nancy Eve Cohen more hours on the phone trying to Northampton Restaurant get to the root of this vital question Attempts Optional Prices, of public health policy,” says NEPR 4 With Mixed Results by Katherine Davis-Young News Director Sam Hudzik. "There are no easy answers to the opioid Massachusetts Settles Dispute With Kinder Morgan epidemic, and we're grateful to 5 Over Pipeline Proposal have the resources to share this by Sam Hudzik story with our listeners." Scrubbing Away Hateful Words Atop Mount Tom “There are no easy 6 by Nancy Eve Cohen answers to the opioid New England Scientists Enter epidemic, and we’re Political Fray To Defend Odd- 7 Sounding Science grateful to have the by Karen Brown resources to share this During Trump Presidency, story with our listeners.” Colleges And Students 8 Anticipate Changes In Visa According to the Radio Programs Television Digital News Association by Jill Kaufman (RTDNA), which presents the Remembering James awards, they "recognize the best Bickford, Holyoke Activist 9 And Rabble-Rouser electronic journalism produced by by Jill Kaufman radio, television and online news organizations around the world." A ‘Metaphoric Outside Park,’ Inside An Old Mill Building 10 by Katherine Davis-Young
Reporter Jill Kaufman reporting on the tornado in Conway, MA *Top listener visits on NEPR.net
10 NEPR 2017 Annual Report 11 Video Still: Katy Moonan\NEPR Katy Still: Video ew England Public Radio’s Commentary Series invites people from across our region to share their thoughts Nwith listeners. Its editor, Tema Silk says, Commentary Highlights “NEPR is committed to airing short essays written by people living in our region. 5Here are just a few of the voices we heard in FY17: We believe these narratives are a valuable addition to straight news stories and features, offering yet Being ‘Multicultural’ Had Its Complications For Children’s Author/Illustrator another way for us to gain Commentator Grace Lin first dreamed of becoming an illustrator. Then she insight into issues on the realized she wanted to write books, too. Now she does both, and is identified as a “multicultural children’s book author/illustrator.” For Lin, that extra-adjective — minds and in the hearts multicultural — was a surprise at first. of members of our community at A Muslim Mother Tries To Reassure Her Kids They Do Belong Here large.” Commentator Shaheen Pasha says she’s been dreading the talk she needs to have with her kids. It’s one she thought she’d never be having. But now that the presidential election is upon us, she can longer put it off.
Items Left at Emily Dickinson’s Grave Emily Dickinson, the great American poet, was born December 10, 1830. Commentator and author Martha Ackmann lives a few miles up the road from Dickinson’s Amherst home, and often takes walks around town, planning her route to include a stop at Dickinson’s grave in West Cemetery — behind the Mobil station. What draws her attention is the tombstone, and also what’s been left on and around it.
A Son Reckons With His Father’s Hunger To Escape Poverty A recent graduate from New England Public Radio’s Media Lab program wrote this piece about his father, who no longer lives at home with him.
Pondering a Country Without Libraries In President Donald Trump's proposed budget, he eliminates federal support for public libraries throughout the country. The White House has said these cuts — and others — are about fiscal responsibility, and an effort to "redefine the proper role of the federal government." But the move has commentator Erin Valentino thinking about what she sees as the crucially important places that libraries take us.
To see the full series, visit nepr.net/commentaries
12 NEPR 2017 Annual Report 13 Ilustratio Burns Maxey\NEPR Illustration: PODCAST HIGHLIGHTS
College Connection News Now
The College Connection collects Catch up on the week’s top lectures and special guest stories with News Now, hosted speaking engagements at the by NEPR’s news director, Sam Five Colleges and makes them Hudzik. Sam takes listeners expanded its offerings in FY17, adding several new available in podcast form to through some of the week’s NEPR local podcasts to the mix. Listeners can download anyone who’d like to listen in. biggest local news. podcasts on subjects from jazz to storytelling and catch up on the latest local news with NEPR podcasts — here are some highlights we We recommend: Smith We recommend: The latest College’s Presidential episode! think you should add to your feed! Colloquium Series featuring nepr.net/newsnow Rachel Maddow, host of Photo: Joyce Skowyra\NEPR Joyce Photo: MSNBC’s Emmy Award-winning The Rachel Maddow Show. nepr.net/collegeconnection WAYS TO CONNECT JAZZ BEAT IN CONTRAST WITH ALL OF WITH ILAN Media Lab NEPR’S PODCASTS: Tom Reney’s Jazz Beat is an STAVANS Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google education in the genre. As the The Media Lab podcast is the Play, NPR One host of Jazz à la Mode for over 30 In Contrast explores culture in a work of young journalists from years, Tom’s knowledge of jazz broad sense — from the arts and New England Public Radio — and blues is encyclopedic. If you humanities to the individuals that it invites you to experience a enjoy listening to the show, the contribute to making the region snapshot of their world through podcast is well worth adding to a vibrant place. It is a place of the work they produce in the your feed. In it, Tom tells personal discovery and ideas and offers program. stories, along with musings on all diverse perspectives. the jazz greats. We recommend: the very first We recommend: Episode #1: episode where director Carlos We recommend: Jazz Beat #26: Where Do Words Come McBride, introduces the Media Chuck Berry — Tom’s tribute to From? — an excellent Lab program and student Tai- the original rock'n'roller on his conversation on words lor tells the brutal story of the 90th birthday. and dictionaries with Peter loss of her father. Sokolowski, Editor–at–Large at nepr.net/medialabpodcast nepr.net/jazzbeat Merriam Webster. nepr.net/incontrast
14 NEPR 2017 Annual Report 15 MUSIC HIGHLIGHTS
Music is a passion at New England Public Radio — for our hosts and for many of the staff as well. We asked John Nowacki, Walter Carroll, Tom Reney, Raquel Obregon and Kari Njiiri to share some of their FY17 highlights with you — from an interview with Benny Golson to a chance meeting in Bologna Italy, see what made their year.
Tom Reney Raquel Obregon Kari Njiiri Jazz à la Mode Tertulia Jazz Safari
1 Interviewing the jazz 1 Interviewing chicana 1 Seeing Taj Mahal at the legend Benny Golson artist, poet and Springfield Jazz & Roots for the Jazz Beat songwriter Diana Festival. podcast. Alvarez, discovering and 2 John Nowacki Walter Carroll Skowyra\NEPR Joyce Photos: enjoying her music. Seeing Tarrus Riley at Introducing Donald the West Indian Social Morning Classical Afternoon Classical 2 Harrison and Henry 2 Playing music by the Club in Hartford. Butler at the Springfield chicano group Las 1 Interviewing Welsh 1 Reviewing performances Jazz & Roots Festival. Cafeteras from Los 3 Seeing Bunny Wailer at composer Paul Mealor of Boston Lyric Opera Angeles. The fact that the West Indian Social for the Classical Blog. and Berkshire Opera 3 Paying memorial tribute they came to Holyoke Club in Hartford. Festival productions on to my friend and former and I had a chance to 2 Previewing the newest the Classical Blog. WGBH radio host Steve see them was awesome. 4 Seeing Havana Cuba VOCE release, “Music of Schwartz on the Jazz à AllStars at UConn’s the Spheres”, featuring 2 Introducing the annual la Mode blog. 3 The release of Eddie Jorgensen Center for music by contemporary Bach at New Year’s Palmieri’s CD Wisdom/ the Performing Arts in choral composers, concert at the Academy 4 Seeing Scott Hamilton Sabiduría. Great Latin Storrs. and interviewing of Music Theatre in and Duke Robillard Jazz. VOCE conductor Northampton. playing a reunion gig at 5 The release of Youssou Mark Singleton for the Chan’s in Woonsocket, 4 The celebration of N’Dour’s album, Africa Classical Blog. 3 Serving as the NEPR Rhode Island. National Hispanic Rekk. host on a river cruise Heritage Month. One of 3 Previewing the most in The Netherlands and 5 Hosting NEPR’s Jazz my guests was Amherst recent releases by Belgium. Holiday Party featuring College professor Ilan NYC-based chamber Dawning Holmes and the Stavans reading poems group ACRONYM. They 4 Giving pre-concert talks Jeff Holmes Big Band. by Latin American poets. were “Wunderkammer”, at the UMass Fine Arts “Johann Rosenmueller Center for the Warsaw 5 Opening the in Exile”, and “Samuel Philharmonic with pianist presentation of the Capricornus: The Jubilus Seong-Jin Cho. Springfield Jazz & Roots Bernhardi Collection”. Festival. 5 Meeting some NEPR 4 Giving the pre-concert listeners in a gelateria talk for the Springfield in Bologna, Italy, who Symphony’s 2016-17 knew who I was as season opener, featuring soon as I opened my music an all–Tchaikovsky mouth. On the same extravaganza… trip we met Simonetta Puccini, the composer's granddaughter at his villa in Torre del Lago.
16 NEPR 2017 Annual Report 17 THE NUMBERS Our sincere thanks to the following listeners who made cumulative gifts of $500 or more to New England Public Radio’s Annual Fund or underwrote on NEPR and the NEPR News Network between July 1, 2016 and June 30, 2017. 2017 REVENUE 2017 EXPENSES
44% Contributions $ 2,444,740 33% Programming $ 2,073,914 & Production 29% Underwriting $ 1,603,820 Fundraising $ 1,148,355 18% UMass In-Kind: 10% 12% UMass In-Kind $ 697,959 Revenue $5,666,353 In-Kind12% Goods Engineering & Services: 4% $ 746,322 6% Corporation for $ 348,965 Public Broadcasting Other12% Income: Administration 2% $ 736,577 Contributions $2,667,888 3% Other Income Corporation$ 189,351 for Public11% Broadcasting: UMass In-Kind 7% $ 697,959 Underwriting $ 1,614,916 4 College Support $ 46,1725% In-Kind Goods $ 283,439 4 College6% Support:Depreciation 1% $ 383,751 and Services Contributions: 47% Corporation for Public Broadcasting $ 408,542 4% In-Kind Goods $ 283,439 Other Income $ 97,9451% 4 College Support $ 34,629 and Services Outreach $ 237,734 In-Kind Goods & Services $ 234,789 4%Underwriting: 29% UMass In-Kind $ 596,101 $5,602,903 $6,335,051 $5,666,353 UMass In-Kind: 10% Revenue $5,666,353 In-Kind Goods & Services: 4% UMass In-Kind: 11% Expenses $5,497,580Other Income: 2% Contributions $ 2,667,888 Corporation for Public Broadcasting: 7% In-Kind Goods & Services: 4% Tom Giles, Hadley Garden Center & NEPR Underwriter Underwriting $ 1,614,916Programming $ 2,025,848 Skowyra\NEPR Joyce Photo: Administration: 10% Programming: 37% 4 College Support $ 46,172Operations 4 College Support:$ 629,810 1% Contributions: 47% Corporation for Public Broadcasting $ 408,542Outreach $ 219,27718 NEPR Other Income $ 97,945Fundraising $ 1,229,780 In-Kind Goods & Services $ 234,789Administration Underwriting:$ 561,975 29% UMass In-Kind $ 596,101 In-Kind Goods & Services $ 234,789 Fundraising: 22% $ 5,666,353UMass In-Kind $ 596,101 Operations: 12% $5,497,580 Outreach: 4% Expenses $5,497,580 UMass In-Kind: 11% In-Kind Goods & Services: 4% Programming $ 2,025,848 Programming: 37% Operations $ 629,810 Administration: 10% Outreach $ 219,277 Fundraising $ 1,229,780 Administration $ 561,975 In-Kind Goods & Services $ 234,789 Fundraising: 22% UMass In-Kind $ 596,101 Operations: 12% $ 5,497,580 Outreach: 4% DONORS Donna Dunn Elizabeth and Nathanael Larson Mary Ellen and Roy Scott Marcy Eisenberg A. Laurel-Cafarella and T. Laurel-Paine Daniel and Lynne Ann Shapiro CONTRIBUTORS $1000+ Eileen Elliott Sara Lawrence Stephen and Leslie Shatz Ryan Alekman, Esq. and Rebecca Stowe Jenny and Dave Emery Carol and Nelson Lebo Florence Sheehan Amherst College Sheldon Evans and Martha McMaster Marilyn and Michael Levine Peter Siegelman and Sean Redding Montserrat and Michael Archbald Robert Fazzi and Diana Buckley Rachel Likover and Scott deWolski Sylvia Smith and Susan Crim John and Elizabeth Armstrong Frederick Feibel Sharon and Benjamin Liptzin Smith College Sarah Bailey Stein Feick Deborah and Scott Livingston Elizabeth Snow Duane Bailey Edith Fein Adlyn and Ted Loewenthal Ruth Solie Joanne Ball Robert Feldman and Katherine Vorwerk Beth Logan Raffeld and Philip Khoury Sorenson-Pearson Foundation Rick Barnard Daniel Fierst, Fierst, Kane & Bloomberg Anne Lombard Michael and Dale St. Lawrence Claire Bateman Robert and Louise Fredette Jane and William Low Susan Jane Stamm Linda J. L. 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THANK YOU Ellen Kennedy and Mark Gold James and Luce Reiss THANK YOU Catharine Deely Robert and Rosemary Agoglia David Kenny and Marina Julian Wenda Restall Walter Denny and Alice Robbins Joanne Alderman and Doric Dods Richard Kessler Dara Ribicoff Charlie and Kelly DeRose Neil Aldin and Marylou Lacek Stephen Killian Marilyn Riddle Peter and Florence DeRose J. Rockwell and Colleen Allen Carol and Ken Kinsley Tony Rogers and Anne Nugent Lisa d’Errico Larry Ambs and Jennifer Kramer Charles Kuchenbrod and Rebecca Sielman Marcia and Thomas Rossi Bonnie Dibelius and William Corcoran Charles and Deborah Austin Eli Kwartler and Barbara Benda Jenkins Jean and Georgeanne Rousseau Kerry Dietz, Dietz & Co. Architects Andrea Ayvazian and Michael Klare Peter Laird Kathleen and Richard Rubin Colette and B. John Dill Tom and Lynne Baker Paul and Cynthia Lambert Ann Sagalyn, DMD and David Marks Deborah Donaldson and Cathryn Jay Ballard Denis and Linda Lankowski Charles and Lynn Schmitt McDonough
20 NEPR 2017 Annual Report 21 Michele Barale Robert and Joan Cramer Michael and Sally Ginsburg John Kellogg Mary Barringer Sara Crawley Tess Girhiny John Kelly, III Mary and David Bartlett Julian and Robbie Crowell Mickey and Penina Glazer Elizabeth Kemp Fred Basile Miriam and Tom Curnin Norbert Goldfield and Sandra Matthews Carolyn Kendrow Laurence and Beth Beede Robert and Deborah Cushman Michael Gorra and Brigitte Buettner John and Rebecca Kennedy Jed and Amie Benedict Steve Dacunha Mark and Kristina Gossner Gail Kenny John Bennett A. Rima Dael Kevin Grennan and Mary Spellicy Hyunyong Kim Lisa Berry and Casey Brown Melissa Dane and Delmar Wilcox Ruth and Kent Griffiths Mary King Joe and Marie Bete Jeffrey Daniels and Kate Miller Allen Guttmann and Doris Bargen Sally King and Eric Lukingbeal Bunny Bewick Jonathan and Linda Daube Jan Hackman Jeffrey Knight and Audrey Guhn James and Sally Bianco Ron and Guiliana Davidoff Lee Hall Laura and Ken Koenigs Jeff and Marilyn Blaustein E. Dawson Foundation Anastasia Hallisey and Luc Timon Peter Kootsookos and Aine McManus David and Patricia Bloom Timothy Denney Ray and Barbara Hand Silas and Linda Kopf Tracy Bodine John Deweese Christine Hannon Alan and Carrie Nola Kulig Cynthia and Gary Bombardier George Dickstein Susan Harp Jennifer Ladd Aili Bond Bruce and Diane Diehl Mary Catherine Harraghy Leo and Doreen Laporte Beatrice Botch and Peter Samal Seth Dinuovo Laura Harris Jack and Peggy Lareau Jennifer and Richard Bourgeois Jan and Deborah Dizard Constance Harvard Robert Leonard Susan Bourque and Christine Shelton Gordon Dodge Keith and Terri Harvey Jerry Lesniak and Joseph Finnegan Janet Bowers Richard and Bernadine Dooley Donna Harwood Michael Lewandowski Joan Braderman and Robert Reckman Steve Drakulich Ruth and Bruce Hawkins Judy Lewis and Stuart Sakovich Jeff Brandenburg Lisa Dufrane Gregory Hayes and Christine Mortenson Mary Lightner Susan and David Brano Seth and Marjorie Dunehew Richard Haymaker and Holley Galland C. Peter and Maija Lillya Marybeth Bridegam Cindy Dwelly Ryan Hayward Lydia Long Nathalie and Willis Bridegam Doris Early Charles Hayward Karen Lord Nancy and Stephen Bright Jane Edwards and H.R. Tonkin Carol Heim Kathleen Lovell Eric and Daisy Broudy Kevin and Donna Edwards Jane and Paul Hetzel William and Carol MacKnight Laurie Brown and Chris Condit David Edwards Louisa Heyward Sarah Mager Karen Bruscoe-Baker Jean Egan and Robert Okun Mary Clare Higgins Frank Maginnis John and Lale Burk John and Janet Egelhofer John Higginson and Joye Bowman Priscilla Mandrachia and Vincent Ferrar Angela Burke Diane Eigsti Gerber C. Richard and Joann Hinckley John and Catherine Manly Andrea Burr Barbara and Arthur Elkins Po-zen Wong and Chiu-Wun Ho Ann Mann Laurence Butler Gerald Epstein and Francine Deutsch Alex Hoar and Pamela Rooney Tony Margherita and Deb Bernardini Rosemary Caine and Howard Natenshon Diana Falvo Dianne Hobbs Judith Markland Patricia Callahan and David Dee John Felton and Martha Gottron Martha and Lee Hoffman Patricia and Timothy Martin Eleanor Caplan Gary and Susan Fentin Gaye Hoffman Bob Maxwell and Jason Legleiter Gerard Caprio and Jeanne Marklin Barbara Finlayson Brad and Carleen Hoffman Kevin McAllister and Christine McKierna David Carlson H. John and Sebern Fisher Ann Holland Melinda McCall Mari Castaneda and Joseph Krupczunski Sandra Fitzpatrick Mary and Philip Houser Ann McCallum Elliott and Karin Cattarulla Janet Flagg and Wayne Rawlins David and Anne Hulley Kathleen McCartney and William Hagen Grace Chan and Daniel Koehne Joseph and Kathy Fontaine Sarah Jacobson and Curtis Wells Robert McConnell Edward and Karen Chapman James Frank and Leslie Smith Frank Bud Jason Elizabeth McCosh-Lilie Malabi Choudhuri and Gopal Narayanan Christine and Robert Frederick Paul Jodka and Carol Richardson Virginia McDaniel
THANK YOU John Clapp Marie Frink Charles Johnson John and Emily McDermott THANK YOU Ian and Carolyn Clark Helen and Henry Frye Jeannie Jones Hugh and Katharine McLean Marc Clifton Sally and David Fuller David and Carol Jordan Mary McMahon Peter and Joan Cocks Sue E. Fuller Elaine Kachavos Dave and Rosanne Medeiros IL Cohen Foundation Ken and Karen Furst Karen and Scott Kaeser Mary Mercuri Mary Colwell Rose Ganim Kathleen Kane and Craig Knowlton Florence Meyer Paula Condon Thomas Gardner and Marian Godfrey Matthew Kane Gail Meyers Omar Cortez Carl Geupel and Janie Vanpee Paul Kanev Edward and Carol Mierzewski David and Kim Cotton Dan and Jane Giat Hossein Kazemi and Mahnaz Mahdavi Anne Miller Kathleen Cowles and Charles Adams Alan Gilburg Art and Maura Keene Susan Millinger
22 NEPR 2017 Annual Report 23 Richard Millington and Nalina Bhushan Whitty Sanford and Tom Miner Peter and Elizabeth Van Loon CAR DONATIONS Loraine Millman Heather Sankey and Peter Schindelman Tom Vaughan The following supporters donated their used Kelly and Joe Minton Anthony Santonicola Donald Verrastro and Heidi Dollard car or other vehicle to NEPR as part of the station’s vehicle donation program. For more Sarah Mitchell Theresa Schmidt Hugh Vine information on how you can donate your car Jeff Momot David Schneider and Klara Moricz Russ Waesche to NEPR, visit nepr.net Kevin and Lindsley Mordasky Julie Schwager Martha Waldron Laurie Anastasia Rachel Mordecai and Michael Brown Doris Scott Tricia Walker Stephen and Martha Balazs Katherine and John Morgan Ann and Earlon Seeley John and Sarah Waterman Robert Baskett Steven Morin Harry and Sharon Seelig Steven Weiss and Carol Daigle Richard and Danielle Bellows David and Cynthia Morrell Lisa Selkirk Steven and Nadine Wenner Brent Bonfiglio Gwynne Morrissey Richard and Carol Seltzer Marea Wexler Tony Braz Grant Moss Kathryn Service Craig and Muriel White Richard Callaghan John Mulrain David and Betsy Sessions Christina White Karen and Jonathan Kane Alan Musgrave and Elizabeth Rising Musg Thomas and Reiko Seymour Paul and Victoria Wildman Winnie Chan Matthew and Lisa Natcharian David and Alice Shearer Carla Wirzburger Lori Chartier Christine Natti Barbara Sicherman Susan and Geoffrey Woglom Rebecca Coburn Harold and Joan Nelson Lawrence Siddall Alexander Wolf and Jennifer Gover Kathleen Collins Howard and Yvonne Nicholson Mark and Tema Silk Christopher and Hilary Woodcock John and Christina Cooper Amy Nulsen Eileen Silverstein and Alan Ritter Jonathan and Meg Wright Darby Dyar and Peter Crowley Pam and Gordon Oakes Fraser Sinclair Katherine Wyatt and Al Vasquez Evan Cwass Ed and Jean O’Neil John Singer Gordon and Mary Wyse Jason Devin Paul and Miriam Oppenheimer David Slack and Lucy Garbus Nancy Young Patricia Devine Ruth Owen Jones Patrick Slaney Patricia and Francis Zak Burt and Ellen Downes John Palmer and Suzanne Hannay George Slate Paul Zimmerman Russell Duncan Christine Parrish and Suzanne Smith Nancy Slator Millie Zweir and Rich Rosen Jean Fater Michael Parsons Deborah Jane Slavitt Carlos Fontes Robert Paynter Mara Slawsky and Kirsten Losert SPECIAL INITIATIVES Melysa Friedman Marie Peirent Linda Smircich Community Foundation of Western Wayne Gelineau Veronica Phaneuf Garrett Smith Massachusetts Anne and Larry Gilman Tony Piaggi Andrew Smith and Nancy Ashkin-Smith The Richard P. Garmany Fund at The Salman Hameed Lawrence Picard Valerie and Howard Smith Hartford Foundation for Public Giving Lauren Hazel Sally and Lewis Popper Thomas Snelham and Robbie Calliham Carol and Ken Kinsley Veronica Helgans Stefan and Alicia Poth Dr. M. Sorrell and Ms. J. Sorrell Berkshire Bank Foundation, Inc. Janine Jackson Barbara Prackneck Jenny Speck-Sherson and Adam Sherson MassHumanities Foundation Mary Beth Jackson Jeffrey Prince and Beth Firmin Elizabeth Spelman John and Judith Mullin Mary Klippel Marietta Pritchard Charles Spencer Wenda Restall Randi Krogstad and Stephen Sutton Ruth Pryor Gordon and Anne Stagg Rotary International Springfield Kevin and Kathleen Leahy W. Lowell and Kimberly Putnam Lael and James Stanczak Daniel and Lynne Ann Shapiro Gerard Leblanc Alice Parker Pyle Barbara and Allen Steiger Peggy and David Starr Dennis Lort Elizabeth Rajam Joan Steiger John Voci and Morellen MacLeish Claire Magauran Jeff and Suzanne Reed Robert Steinberg Whitehead Foundation Inc. Margot and Ed Malachowski Cornelia and Wallis Reid Marc Steinberg Matthew and Laura Marino Ginger and Edward Reiter James and Carolyn Stockman William Marshall, III
THANK YOU Terry and Jon Reske Andrea Stone Daniel McInerny THANK YOU Lin and Tucker Respess Bailey Stone Robert McMaster and Susan Milsom Susan Riley Matthew Striebel and Kristin Kelly Daniel and Elaine Montuori Bea Robinson and Chuck Bradway Jean and Yeshvant Talati Jeff Mossberg Kristin and John Roger Jim and Cathie Talbert Zamir Nestelbaum Susan Rogers Hilary Tatem and Ray Hepper Jeuley and Michael Ortengren Wisty Rorabacher and Judy Draper Grace Taylor George Perreault Kenneth Rosenthal Allan and Sally Taylor James Regan Deborah and Jeffrey Roth-Howe Jay and Ann Turnberg Sheila Ryan James and Gloria Russell Elizabeth Van Dyke and Joseph Augustine Dr. M. Sorrell and Ms. J. Sorrell
24 NEPR 2017 Annual Report 25 Nancy Speas Baystate Health Systems Cochrane Dental Associates Farmers Market at Forest Park Bill and Sally Stites-Robertson Bear Bookshop Cohn & Company Real Estate Farmington Valley Chorale Marlene Theaker Beerology Cohn Financial Services Fathers and Sons John Weeks and Christine Chinni Behavioral Health Network Inc Cold Spring Landscape Contractors, Inc Fierst Kane and Bloomberg Leslie and John Witter Bement School Coldwell Banker Upton-Massamont Realtors Fitch Architecture & Community Design Ken and Urshula Wood Berkshire Bach Society Colebrook Realty Services, Inc FJ Forster Real Estate Berkshire Botanical Garden Collective Home Care Flamingo Eventz LLC UNDERWRITERS Berkshire Choral International Colony Care at Home, Inc Foley-Baker Inc 62 Center for Theater at Williams College Berkshire Co-Op Market Common School Forish Construction Company, Inc Academy Hill Berkshire Eagle Commonwealth Honors College Fort Hill Auto Body Advanced Technical Repair Berkshire Health Systems Commonwealth Registry of Nurses Franklin County Chamber of Commerce All Energy Solar Berkshire Hills Music Academy Community Foundation of Western Froling Energy All Hamptons Read Berkshire Natural Resources Council Massachusetts Gage-Wiley & Co, Inc Allergy and Immunology Associates of New Berkshire Opera Festival Community Guitar Game Over LLC England Berkshire Photovoltaic Services Community Music School of Springfield Genuine Culture LLC American International College Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation Community Services Institute Glasgow Lands Scottish Festival Amherst Apple Harvest Festival Berkshires Arts Festival Conklin Office Furniture Glenmeadow Retirement Community Amherst Ballet Big Brothers Big Sisters of Hampshire Connecticut River Museum Godfrey Sign LLC Amherst Business Improvement District County Conservation Works, LLC Granby Pharmacy Amherst Cinema Big Y / Table and Vine Conway 250th Anniversary Celebration Green Earth Computers Amherst College Economics Department Blandford Fair Cooley Dickinson Hospital Green Mountain Compost Amherst College Music Department Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts Cornucopia Green River Festival LLC Amherst College Office of Communications Blues to Green Corporation for Public Broadcasting Greenfield Auto Specialists Amherst Copy & Design Works Book Arts Promotions Cottage Street Studios Greenfield Center School Amherst Dental Group Boston Early Music Festival Cotton Tree Service Greenfield Community College Amherst Irish Association Boston Symphony Orchestra Crafts of Colrain Greenfield Cooperative Bank Amherst Laser and Skin Care Center Bourke Builders Crumpin-Fox Club Greenfield Savings Bank Amherst Leisure Services Boyden & Perron CT Photos Unlimited Guzik Motor Sales Amherst Montessori School Bradley International Airport/CT Airport Cushing Academy Haberman Insurance Amherst Railway Society Authority Da Camera Singers Hadley Farms Meeting House Amtrak New England Bread & Butter Danco Modern Hadley Garden Center Anchor House of Artists Brew Practitioners Daury Wealth Management Hale Custom Construction Antioch University New England Bridge Home Davis Financial Group LLC Hampden Charter School of Science Apex Orchards Brits R Us Dean’s Beans Hampshire Bicycle Exchange Appalachian Naturals Brookfield Farm Deerfield Academy Hampshire Dermatology Arbors at Amherst Buxton School Dennis Group Hampshire Hearing & Speech Services Arbors at Greenfield Campus School at Smith College Dietz & Company Hancock Shaker Village Arcadia Players Candlewick Press Don Muller Gallery Hands Across the Valley Quilters Guild Armbrook Village Caring Transitions Pioneer Valley Double Edge Theatre Harlow Luggage Arts & Industry Building Cathy Cross Downey Sweeney Fitzgerald & Co Harold Grinspoon Charitable Foundation Arts at Amherst Cedar Chest Downtown Sounds Harrington Healthcare Asparagus Valley Pottery Trail Celtic Heels School of Irish Dance DSP Shows Harry King Rug & Home LLC ATC Group Services LLC Center at Eagle Hill Eagle Hill School Hart & Patterson Financial
THANK YOU ATEF Fine Jeweler Chandler’s Restaurant Ear, Nose, & Throat Surgeons of Western NE Hartford Foundation for Public Giving THANK YOU Atkins Farms Changing Habits Diaper Service Eastern States Exposition Hartford Stage Atlas Farm LLC Chanterelle To Go Easthampton City Arts Hartsbrook School Baker’s Pin CHD Family Outreach of Amherst Eastworks Haydenville Craft Fair Banas & Fickert Insurance Chester Theatre Company Edible Pioneer Valley Heritage Academy Band Center LLC Cichy’s Garage Elite Home Health Agency, Inc Hitchcock Center for the Environment Bard College at Simon’s Rock Citystage and Symphony Hall Elms College Holyoke Healthcare Center Barron & Jacobs Clark Art Institute Emma Willard School Holyoke Medical Center Barton’s Angels Inc Clinical and Support Options Experimentory at Deerfield Academy Integrity Development & Construction, Inc Bay Path University Close Encounters With Music Family Veterinary Center Iron Horse Entertainment Group
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