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?Ne People with Disobilities Have Safe, Meoningful, Ond Fun Al^Lards Recreotionol Opportunities 845 Park Place New Albany, IN 47r5o (Btz) g+s-+o6g www.rauchinc.org Dear Friend: www. facebook. corn/rauchinc A teacher who is deof ond uses her experience to inspire learning ond ochievement in others. A woman who devotes countless hours of her personaltime to ensuring ?ne people with disobilities have safe, meoningful, ond fun Al^lARDS recreotionol opportunities. A multinotional corporation PRESENTED BY that sees individuols with disabilities as an osset to its HORIZON WEALTH MANAGEMENT workforce. BENEFITING THE RAUCH FOUNDATION All of the above share the distinction of having been the recipient of an lmagine Award. Since 2000, these awards have honored individuals, community leaders, and corporations in Southern lndiana and Metro Louisville who are committed to making a better community and world for people with disabilities. March 7 ,2015, will mark the 15th annual lmagine Awards benefiting the Rauch Foundation. The lmagine Awards gala features a large silent auction, a live auction, a dynamic professional entertainer with a disability, and culminates with the presentation of the lmagine Awards. This yea/s entertainer is Michael Cleveland, the lnternational Bluegrass Music Association's 9-Time Fiddle performer of the Year. Michael, who was born blind, will be performing with his band Flamekeeper, the 4-Time lnternational Bluegrass Music Association lnstrumental Group of the Year. Over the years, support from area businesses like yours has been vital to this event's success. Last Year, the event's silent and live auctions alone raised over $16,000. These proceeds are vital to Rauch's continued service to over 1,000 children and adults with disabilities and their families each year. in our tocal communiw bv donating an item or gift certificate to the 2015 lmasine Awards auction. Rauch, lnc. was founded in New Albany in 1953 through a grassroots effort, becoming the first school for children with disabilities in the state of lndiana. Today, we serve our region through the following programs and services: . Early intervention therapy, summer camp and preschool for children with special needs . Support to adults with disabilities through job training and competitive job placement; work opportunities provided in an integrated, sheltered, work environment; independent living supports; and educational and recreational day programs . Sign language and foreign language interpreting . Healthy Families Floyd County new parent support program Thank you for your consideration. I hope that you willjoin us in our endeavor to help children and adults with disabilities throughout Southern lndiana and Metro Louisville. Please feel free to contact Lindsey Davis, at [email protected] or 812-981-4411, if you have questions or would like more information. Event information, sponsorship, and ticket sales are available at rauchinc.org/imagine - ioin us! Sincerely, bu1t'D-uuAa^s Bettye Dunham Chief Executive Officer Leaue a Legacy You can help secure the future of Rattch, Inc. and The Rauch Fotrndation by leaving a charitable bequest in your will. ffi AUCTION DONATION FORM Donor’s Name As It Should Appear In Catalog ____________________________________________________________ Address___________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________ Phone #_________________________________ E-Mail____________________________________________________ ContaCt Person _____________________________________________________________________________________ DesCription of Item for Catalog________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Value $ __________________________________________________________________________________________ RestriCtions, if any (expiration, speCifiC dates, etC.)________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Comments ________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________ _____ Gift CertifiCate is attaChed _____ This form serves as the Gift CertifiCate _____ This item is exchangeable (explain: _______________________________________________________________) _____ Special piCk-up requirements (explain: ____________________________________________________________) Donor’s Signature_________________________________________________________ Date_____________________ Thank you for your support of the Rauch Foundation, Inc. The Rauch Foundation is a not-for-profit, tax-exempt, 501(c)3 charitable organization operating under EIN #35-2000865. This donation becomes the property of the Rauch Foundation to be offered for sale at an auction, the proceeds of which support the Rauch Foundation. Gift Certificates are good for one year from the date of auction, unless otherwise noted in description above. You may call 812.945.4063, fax this form to RauCh, InC. at 812.941.8820, or mail/bring form and auCtion items to: RauCh Foundation, InC. Development OffiCe 845 Park Place, New Albany, IN 47150 Acquired By____________________________________________________________Date________________________ Please return original form to Rauch, Inc. Donor retains the duplicate copy. www.rauchinc.org • www.imagineawards.org • www.facebook.com/rauchinc 2O15 Imagine Awards Entertainer Michael Cleveland & Flamekeeper We are pleased to announce that Michael Cleveland & Flamekeeper will entertain at the 2015 Imagine Awards. Michael, who was born blind, is considered one of the premier bluegrass fiddlers of his generation. Mike picked up a fiddle at age four, and his talent was recognized early. In 1993, Mike made his Grand Ole Opry debut as a guest of Alison Krauss. His list of guest appearances over the years is a who's who of bluegrass legends including Bill Monroe, Jim and Jesse, Ralph Stanley, Mac Wiseman, Doc Watson, Larry Sparks, Doyle Lawson, and J.D. Crowe. At the 2001 International Bluegrass Music Association (IBMA) awards, Mike took his first Fiddle Player of the Year award, and shared the title of Entertainer of the Year with Rhonda Vincent and the Rage. He has now been named the Fiddle Player of the Year 9 times. His 2002 album "Flame Keeper" was chosen the IBMA's Instrumental Album of the Year. In 2004, Mike shared the Instrumental Album of the Year award with Tom Adams for "Tom Adams and Michael Cleveland Live at the Ragged Edge," an album of fiddle and banjo duets. In 2006 Mike's second solo album on Rounder Records, "Let 'Er Go, Boys!," won Instrumental Album of the Year. Mike is a sought-after guest and has performed with Vince Gill, Marty Stuart, The Mark Newton Band, J.D. Crowe and the New South, Audie Blaylock and Redline, Melvin Goins and Windy Mountain and The Wildwood Valley Boys. He is also an active studio musician, and his credits include the 2005 GRAMMY-nominated "A Tribute to Jimmy Martin: The King of Bluegrass" and a 2003 GRAMMY winner, Jimmy Sturr's "Let's Polka 'Round." Mike lives in Charlestown, Indiana. .
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