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2014 Annual Report He Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities Is Committed to Delivering Access to the State’S Cultural Heritage to All of Louisiana’S Citizens Be Inspired by Louisiana 2014 Annual Report he Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities is committed to delivering access to the state’s cultural heritage to all of Louisiana’s citizens. Each year, we fund and produce exhibits, lectures, public programs, publications and workshops. Each day, we warmly extend invitations to analyze, interpret and participate in Louisiana’s stirring literary traditions, historical narratives and distinctly inventive sounds and icons. Now, we are saying thank you to all of our supporters. Thank you for sustaining the humanities in Louisiana. Miranda Restovic Michael Bernstein President/Executive Director Chair II LOUISIANA ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES We graciously acknowledge our supporters. Humanities Hero: BHP Billiton Petroleum BHP Billiton Petroleum, a British-Australian natural resource mining corporation, expressed incredible commitment to sustainability, integrity and respect in the LEH’s literacy programming through a $540,000 partnership with PRIME TIME Inc., a humanities-focused and outcomes-based program designed to engage underserved children and families around the act of reading. Over three years, BHP Billiton Petroleum will support approximately 100 PRIME TIME Inc. programs across seven parishes (Bossier, Caddo, Desoto, Lafourche, Orleans, Red River and Terrebonne), reaching more than 2,500 children ages three to five and their caregivers. From adventures and life lessons found in timeless children’s books, kids and adults share their own thoughts, opinions and creative ideas about the characters and storylines. These reading-and-discussion sessions come to life in a fun, safe and inclusive environment. Our community-rooted recruitment systems allow us to reach new, struggling and reluctant readers and introduce children to the joy of reading. PRIME TIME also inspires adults with the example of how rewarding and easy it can be to be a child’s fir st teacher. Humanities Hero: The Helis Foundation New Orleans’ own Helis Foundation generously bestowed $96,000 in support of scholarship in KnowLA.org, the Digitial Encyclopedia of Louisiana, which is just the latest in a long series of significant gifts to the LEH since 2007. Our ongoing relationship with the Helis Foundation has permitted us to present more online humanities content and encourage vigorous Louisiana scholarship while also stewarding a collection of original Louisiana artworks. The Helis Foundation’s generous support helped us introduce new audiences to rich Louisiana humanities entries in KnowLA.org and our 2012 book, A Unique Slant of Light: The Bicentennial of Art in Louisiana, which compiled such artistic talents as Jacques Amans, John McCrady, Sister Gertrude Morgan and Walter Inglis Anderson, among 275 Off the Edge Neighborhood, artists and photographers, into a print publication and website. From Germantown, a sculpture by John Scott Webster parish’s 19th-century utopian experiment, to the solemn Creole Catholic traditions of la Toussaint (All Saints’ Day), KnowLA.org covers the cultural contexts surrounding our state’s folk rituals, characters and great minds. 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 1 Our Donors $50 - $99 David Buttross J. P. Barr Leroy Landon Pamela Tyler Aaron Sheehan-Dean David Dahlquist James Bergeron Linda Dawson Patricia Monju Al Bordelon David Kerstein James Dormon Linda Friedlander Patricia Rodriguez Alan Walker David Rabalais James Harlan Lisa Herman Patricia Ward Alexandyr Kent Denis Murrell Jason Berry Lisa Nicoletti Patrick Tremie Allison Plyer Dennis McSeveney Jean Cranmer Liz Mangham Rachel Edelman Andrew Polmer Diane Thompson Jean Peay Loretta Hargroder Ralph Cadow Ann Reiley Jones Dolliann Hurtig Jennifer Quezerque Lucille Heuer Randy Harelson & Richard Gibbs Anne Erwin Douglas Egan Jeri Ann Flynn Luis Ingles Jr. Raphael Cassimere Jr. Anne Wilbourne Edward Blasi Jim Beam Luis Williams Raymond Thompson Arlene Manguno Elise Eisenberg Jo Anne Durand Lydia Wiggins Rebecca Descant Belinda Comboy Ellen Collins Meyers Jody Waggenspack Marcia Patout Religious of the Sacred Heart Blanche Comisky Eric Brauner John Bateman Margaret Dean Smith Reuben Friedman Bonnie Dunkin Eric Overmyer John Laborde Marguerite Erwin Rhan Sherman Brent Henley Etheldra Scoggin John Marceauxs Marianne Abbott Richard Adler Britton Trice Femi Euba John Miller Marie Lowman Richard Cuisimano C. Jason Patterson Frances Silcox John Yeargain Martha Yancey Richard Flatau Carolyn Bruder Francis Madary Jonathan McCall Mary Ann Wilson Richard Levich Carolyn Locke Francis Scanlon Jordan Kellman Mary Charlotte Decker Robert Bailey Cassandra Knobloch Fred Bookhardt Joyce Waters Mary Ellen Burns Robert LeBreton Charles & Pamela Caillouet G. J. Leglue Julie Baxter Mary Lee Sweat & Tom Gault Robert Moffett Charles Dupuy Gary Deleaumont Justin Hinckley Mary Louise Ryan Robert Swan Charles Mayer Gary Jones Karen Cole & Grady Ballenger Mary Morton Roman & Mary Heleniak Charles Vincent Gene Kansas Karen Kingsley MaryKatherine Callaway Ron Rice Charlotte Bollinger George Foster Karin Giger Melanie McKnight Ronald Markham Charlotte Schaff George Gaiennie Karon Reese Melissa Daggett Ronald Tamborella Christina Riquelmy George Gerhold III Katherine Kolb Michael Davis Rosalee Isaly Christine Hopson George Long Kathryn Montgomery Michael Mizell Nelson Rose Marie Powell Christopher Beattie Geraldine West Kenneth Ducote Miriam Childs Roy Weiner Christopher Davis Glen Pitre Kenneth Zapp Mona Hollier Ruth Estorge Claire Killeen Grey Perkins Kent Prince Nadine & William McCall Sandra Burshell Colin McCormick Guenter Bischof Lake Andrews Nan Wier Sara Woodard Corinne Garrett Hal Alexander Lanier Hosford Nancy Dixon Sarah Nell Bolton Cornell Tramontana Harold Burns Larry Bankston Nancy Gilbertson Scott & Mary Ann Brame Costa & Victoria Dimitriades Harry Rosenberg Laura Mullen Nancy Manuel Sharon Mader Courtney Alcock Haydee Ellis Lauren Lagarde Olivia Pass Sharon Vercellotti Dana Stinson Henley Hunter Lavalle Salomon Pam Williams Shirley Buckel David Breaux Henri Jo Barth Lawrence Powell Pamela Sontag Sidney Blitzer 2 LOUISIANA ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES Sissy Wiggin Ann Lowrey Elizabeth Isaac Mark Dewitt & Susan Schleifer William Cooper Jr. Stephen Braud Anne Dunn Faye Flanagan Martin Aronson William Jernigan Sterling Lejeune Anne Marie Barrios Fran Harvey Mary Alma Riess Wilmer Freiberg Steven Martin Anthony Rotolo Frank Granger Maude Sharp Woody Falgoust Steven Nelson Antoine Garibaldi Gerard Scardino Michael Bell Stuart Braud Arthur Green Gobel Lynn Michael Blache $250 - $499 Susan Hoskins Barry & Janette Baker Grove Stafford Nathaniel Wing A. Glenn Flournoy Susan Kelso Bates Whiteside Henry Thiele III Nauman Thomas Andrew Reck Susan Tucker Bernette Johnson J. Neil Morein Neari Warner Ann White Susan Weaver Bettie Kaston Jacqueline Robins Nicholas Gagliano Anne Brener Sybil Patten Bill & Elaine Schwartz James Landis O. L. Harper Banners Cultural Series at Teresa Parker Farris Bradley Black James Smoak Oneil Boudreaux McNeese State University Thomas Falgout Brenda Robert Janet Melancon Paul Wilson Betsy Nalty Thomas Hewes Bruce Wing Jay Shames Paulette Hurdlik Brigitta Malm Thomas Hightower Buckner Barkley, Jr. Jean Kiesel Peggy Scott Laborde C. Howard Nichols Tim & Leslie Murphy C. E. Waller Jean Murlin Rellis Godfrey Carol Fegert Tony Vizard Carole Taylor Jeremy Sampson Richard Teichgraeber Catherine Pierson Trudy Wondrick Caroline Theus Jerome Alesi Robert Bareikis Charles Gerard Jr. Valentine Earhart Carolyn Long Jerry Mayer Robert Gorton Charles McCain Van Reed Cary Saurage Jessie Hano Robert Vining Danella Hero Victoria Leslie Catherine Bonner Joan Jardell Robert Weilbaecher David & Cindy Barry Virginia Burke Catherine McVea Joan Weil Oppenheim Ronald Weems Diana Dalton Stieffel Virginia Rigamer Charles Bolian Joanna Sternberg Rosemary Ryan Elizabeth Boh Walter & Bridget Preau Chris Stokes John Day Rozelle Hahn Ern est Gaines Wilfred Guerin Christie Weeks John Hauer Jr. Ruth Autin Evelyn Merz William Borah Claes Ringqvist John Pecoul Sandra Norman Gary & Dana Boutwell William Edwards Clyde Watkins Joseph Simmons & Patricia Day Sanford Pailet Gwendolyn Midlo Hall William Fagaly Colleen LaRocca Julian Feibleman Stephen Pardys James Gibbs William Halsell Dale Edmunds Karl Holzmuller Steven Lepine Janet Wood William Oberhelman Jr. Dan Dicharry Keith Colvin Stuart Kay Jr. Jean Claude Brunet William Trotter Dana Cruthirds Kenneth Gladish Sven Gustafsson Joel Myers Wilson Gaidry Darnell Willis Kirk & Holly Groh Ted Methvin John Francis Wilson Gautreaux Darrell & Karen Bourque L. 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