ANNUAL REPORT 2022
The Destination for Young Artists
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This year, Interlochen was officially inducted into the American Classical Music Hall of Fame , the New York Times showcased our students, and Philip Kennicott—the Pulitzer Prize-winning art and architecture critic of The Washington Post — highlighted the completion of the Sasaki Campus Master Plan.
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Dear Interlochen Family and Friends,
Thank you for your extraordinary commitment to Interlochen this year. Every day, the students, faculty, staff, and supporters who make this place so remarkable teach me something new. We honored the value of persistence and the impact of philanthropy as we placed the capstone on our 30-year Sasaki Campus Master Plan and celebrated the successful conclusion of this chapter in our history. It allows us to open our new chapter focusing on our people and programs. Throughout the year, the Interlochen family showed us inspiring examples of responsiveness to the global health crisis and contributed to our understanding of the word resilience. Crisis forges character, but it also reveals it. Your fortitude has helped reveal the strong collective character of Interlochen. As you turn the pages in this annual report, you will read about the remarkable progress being made in all corners at Interlochen, made possible through generous philanthropic support. Throughout the year, your support encouraged our determination to provide the best experiences possible at Interlochen, rededicating ourselves to making Interlochen the destination for young artists. With such widespread and generous support, I want to say thank you and that every gift matters. Our successes have propelled us forward to Interlochen’s next century: a future built on 94 years of tradition and focused on an enduring commitment to excellence and a dedication to expanded access . Your enthusiastic response to these ambitious priorities is inspiring. Supporters like you are finding authentic ways to connect your areas of passion and purpose with ways Interlochen can grow and improve, leading to transformational generosity and impact.
“Your fortitude has helped reveal the strong collective character of Interlochen.”
Trey Devey
I have never felt more proud to be part of this place that you make so extraordinary, or more excited for its future.
With gratitude,
Trey Devey President
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INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS: Reflecting on our Accomplishments
SASAKI MASTER PLAN: A Milestone 30 Years in the Making
In October 2021, Interlochen celebrated the completion of the Sasaki Associates Campus Master Plan, placing a capstone on 30 years of forward-thinking dedication to Interlochen’s physical footprint. The two-day event featuring Arts Academy student performances, exhibitions, and readings culminated in the dedication of Interlochen’s two most recent facilities: Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow House and the Dance Center. The 1991 master plan played a transformative role in Interlochen’s evolution from a national music camp to the year-round, multidisciplinary institution we are today. It strove to create a physical environment worthy of Interlochen’s emerging global reputation while taking advantage of—and preserving—the campus’s unmatched natural beauty. Ultimately, it guided 17 major facility projects requiring a total investment of more than $90 million, a figure made attainable by the generous philanthropy of hundreds of foundations, alumni, trustees, and individual donors. The celebration not only signified the achievement of a monumental goal, but it also signaled a strategic shift from Interlochen’s physical place to its people and programs, paving the way for future investments in access and excellence.
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SASAKI PLAN IMPACT
The Sasaki Associates Campus Master Plan set the stage for Interlochen’s bright future, creating nine world-class arts facilities, including state-of- the-art homes for each of Interlochen’s seven arts disciplines:
• Phoenix Theatre • Frohlich Piano and Percussion Building • Harvey Theatre Complex • The Writing House • DeRoy Center for Film Studies • Herbert H. and Barbara C. Dow Center for Visual Arts • Upton-Morley Pavilion • The Music Center • Interdisciplinary Arts in Stone Hotel • The Dance Center
The plan also encompassed renovations to iconic existing venues, the Interlochen Bowl and Corson Auditorium and the Interlochen Bowl, and produced flagship facilities and new amenities such as: • Bonisteel Library • Mallory-Towsley Center for Arts Leadership • Dennison Center for Recreation and Wellness • Corson Park • Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow House and Visiting Artist Suites
Presidents Dean Boal, Jeff Kimpton, Ed Downing, and Trey Devey
“Over the last 30 years and five administrations, the incredible generosity of our community has brought the Sasaki Plan to fruition and remade the artistic face of our campus. Young creatives ages 8 to 18 from all 50 states and 40 countries can now transform their passion into purpose via facilities on par with professional arts organizations, colleges, and conservatories.”
Trey Devey
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DIVISION ACHIEVEMENTS
CREATIVE WRITING The 2022 Interlochen Review featured submissions from high school students around the world. The publication was created and curated by students in the Literary Publications class, with significant contributions by editors in the Visual Arts Division. Two issues of The Red Wheelbarrow were also published, accompanied by launch readings featuring performances by Singer-Songwriter Program students.
FILM & NEW MEDIA Film & New Media announced the appointment of award-winning animator, researcher, and educator Briana Yarhouse as our inaugural Program Director of Animation. Interlochen’s new multidisciplinary curriculum includes courses in animation, film & new media, visual arts, creative writing, and music production & engineering, as well as theatre design and production.
DANCE The world-premiere production of Romeo & Juliet , with original choreography by Director of Dance Joseph Morrissey, aired on Detroit Public Television and is available for viewing on the PBS website and app. INTERDISCIPLINARY ARTS The Interdisciplinary Performance Collaboration class wrote, produced, and performed a jukebox musical called Old Familiar Places , a meditation on memory loss and family. Contemporary Music, Film & New Media, Interdisciplinary Arts, Singer- Songwriter, and Visual Arts majors were all represented.
THEATRE In April 2022, The Winter’s Tale ran in the Harvey Theatre, directed by Director of Theatre Arts Bill Church and produced in collaboration with Associate Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Esther Triggs to feature an accessible matinee performance during the run of Shakespeare’s classic tale.
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Guest artist, curator, and scholar Elaine Heumann Gurian taught a week-long workshop from her experience as a senior museum consultant for national museums worldwide. The workshop resulted in an exhibition of Visual Arts Thesis I that focused on the responsive relationship between the artist and the audience in the context of civic responsibility.
MUSIC Retiring piano faculty member Dr. Michael Coonrod performed his final faculty recital with colleagues Laura Osgood Brown, Keith Brown, Tina Chang Qu, David Holland, and Patrick Owen. Interlochen wishes Dr. Coonrod a happy and fulfilling retirement, and thanks him for his decades of dedicated, inspired service to Interlochen’s young musicians. VISUAL ARTS Visual Arts students presented their Latibule exhibition, with on-location installations in Dow Visual Arts Gallery, Red Schoolhouse Gallery, Cabin C-20, Liberal Arts Rotunda, Bonisteel Library, and Stone Hotel.
ACADEMICS History and political science students Tendekai Mawokomatnda, Ella Wahby, and Max Young working with instructor Brian McCall, traveled to Lansing, Michigan to meet with the 2022 YMCA Youth In Government, a student-led, student-run model government for teens across the state. The program motto is “Democracy must be learned by each generation.”
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students states and territories and countries . Domestic Diversity 29.5% and 13.5% International students 555
2021-22 Academy Enrollment:
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Interlochen Arts Academy students from five majors—creative writing,
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720 2022 YoungArts competition film, music, theatre, and visual arts— The Interlochen Arts Academy Class of 2022 received college scholarship awards totaling $ 14,934,515 were among young artists honored in the
9 from 4 majors —visual arts, creative writing, film, and music— received a total of Interlochen Arts Academy students at the national level of the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards . 14
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THE AFRICAN DIASPORA PROJECT
In fall 2021, Interlochen launched the Arts and Music of the African Diaspora, a three-year project to provide creative programming for Arts Academy students and our campus community to develop, present, and teach the music and art of the African diaspora. This curriculum encourages and enables students to study history, culture, and artistry, showcasing how traditions, techniques, and trailblazers of the African diaspora have contributed to the definitions of national music and artistic citizenry. This work is integral to our commitment to meet the needs of our worldwide community and elevate our founding tenet of inspiring world friendship through the arts. BILLY CHILDS In April 2022, American jazz pianist, conductor, and Grammy Award-winning composer Billy Childs arrived at Interlochen to participate in the African Diaspora Project. The Arts Academy orchestra performed the premiere of Childs’ Second Violin Concerto, written for Rachel Barton Pine. Childs, African Diaspora Project Composer-in- Residence Dr. Bill Banfield, and the visiting string players of the Ying Quartet conducted masterclasses and rehearsals, met with student groups, and addressed the entire Interlochen community. Their time culminated in a public concert including works by Dr. Banfield and a performance of the Billy Childs Ensemble and the Ying Quartet that included Arts Academy Jazz Combo and Jazz Orchestra students, showcasing the jazz legend side-by-side with the jazz artists of tomorrow. OTHER CAMPUS VISITORS INCLUDED: • Yuval Sharon , the Gary L. Wasserman Artistic Director of Michigan Opera Theatre, and acclaimed bass-baritone Davóne Tines • Laurin Talese, composer and award-winning jazz vocalist • Anthony Tidd , composer, producer, audio engineer, educator, and musician
Billy Childs working with a jazz student
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CAMP 2022: Back Between the Lakes
The 95th year of Interlochen Arts Camp brought record a record number of campers together under the stately pines for a summer experience that was both transformative and restorative.
QUICK FACTS: Summer 2022
3,024 the largest number in Interlochen Arts Camp history Campers,
38.6 %
5.3 % International Students
Domestic Ethnic Diversity
420 Juniors (13.9%)
50 % awarded aid 53 represented
of Students
The power of the arts was on display as young artists from around the world once again found their home at Interlochen, creating art and making lifelong friends . Resuming full enrollment and regular operations served as a powerful symbol of Interlochen’s inspiring recovery from the pandemic.
U.S. States and Territories
42 represented Countries
937 Intermediates (31%) 1,667 High Schoolers (55.1%)
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PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARS IN THE ARTS
“I remember writing about doing a project that involves using the wider resources at Interlochen when applying in ninth grade. In some way, a part of that dream was realized under the guidance of the faculty and the opportunities provided at Interlochen, leading me to create unexpected things. I am grateful to be able to learn under faculty who are always willing to support any ‘crazy’ ideas that students might have.”
Joshua Craig Brown
Quoc Vi Bui
Actor Joshua Brown and visual artist Quoc Vi Bui became the 49th and 50th Arts Academy students to be named Presidential Scholars in the Arts. This year’s highly prestigious and competitive awards recognized just 161 high school seniors from across the country, based on their academic success, artistic and technical excellence, essays, school evaluations and transcripts, and demonstrated commitment to community service and leadership. Interlochen has produced more Presidential Scholars than any other high school in the United States and was—once again—the only school with two scholars this year.
Quoc Vi Bui (IAC 16-17; IAA 18-22)
2022 PRESIDENT’S AWARD IN ART
“Each year, the Interlochen president selects one or more art works for special recognition. Trey Devey chose Quoc Bui’s interactive works, one of which is pictured here. Quoc strives to inspire people, focusing on transitional spaces we move through (eg, a bench).”
Mindy Zacher Ronayne Director of Visual Arts
Fite - Quoc Bui Mixed Medium
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VISITING FACULTY
“Visiting and guest faculty help put a shoulder under students’ dreams and carry alongside them for a while.”
Among the impressive array of visiting faculty this year was Academy Writer- in-Residence Oren Safdie. He brought an interdisciplinary energy to campus, which culminated in his students’ end-of-semester playwriting showcases— The Gods Play Here and Organic, Grass-Fed Scenes and Monologues —comprised of young artists in Creative Writing, Theater, and Interdisciplinary Arts producing and performing original 10-minute plays adapted from Greek myths. Similarly, Film and New Media students celebrated the tenth anniversary of Animation at Camp, Interlochen launched a new Animation Program at Academy and welcomed a new director of animation, Briana Yarhouse. Leading the launch was Academy Filmmaker-in-Residence Bailey Sitton, who hosted Previsualization/Storyboarding, Editing, Motion Graphics, and an Introduction to Animation.
Michael Mittelstaedt Director, Film & New Media
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student presentations
were webcast around the globe
Interlochen welcomed 104 guest artists to perform, present, and teach
5 Arts Camp and Arts Academy alumni were nominated for: 21 Grammy Awards with 2 wins 3 Tony Emmy Awards with 1 win
Awards with 1 Special Tony win
Academy senior Leo Cohen was the first visual artist to create a signature- designed Stone Hotel room, enabling visitors to immerse themselves in the Interlochen culture by literally sleeping inside a piece of art. Guests will have a memorable “only at Interlochen” experience that will remind them of Interlochen’s deep commitment to the arts.
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PHILANTHROPY: Gaining Momentum in a New Direction
Dear Interlochen Supporters,
Sitting in a sold-out Corson Auditorium in early October, I could feel the energy crackling around me as the curtain rose on the beloved Interlochen tradition of “Collage.” From the opening number “Magic To Do” from Pippin to the concert debut of the Jazz Ensemble under new Jazz Director Josh Lawrence, the audience was transported by this multidisciplinary celebration of remarkable student talent nurtured by our spectacular faculty. Our philanthropic focus is now on program excellence and increased student access through financial aid and scholarships. Both of these priorities have earned unprecedented support. More than 4,220 donors gave to the Interlochen Annual Fund with gifts totaling a record $5,049,602, and more than 4,160 donors gave $1,695,046 to the Interlochen Public Radio Annual Fund. These funds are at the heart of Interlochen delivering on its mission. Your support spanned many areas—new endowed and annual scholarships; new faculty positions; more visiting artists; diversity, equity, and inclusion projects; and touring for students to demonstrate their talent far beyond Interlochen’s stages—all of which are strengthening Interlochen today. Thanks to a dramatic increase in gifts to endowment, Interlochen’s financial health will be strong as we approach our second century. Interlochen has just completed its largest and most successful fundraising year ever. Your generous embrace of our mission and your belief in the promise of the young artists educated here make a world of difference.
Thank you!
John Bogley Vice President of Philanthropy and Engagement
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Fiscal Year 2022 in Review:
FUNDRAISING
OPERATING BUDGET
$44,906,763 Revenue $45,059,870 Expenses Comprehensive financial reports may be requested by calling our Philanthropy Office at 231.276.7623. Complete audited financial statements are available online at www.interlochen.org/support.
Interlochen Annual Fund:
$5,049,602
Interlochen Public Radio Annual Fund:
$1,689,066
Endowment:
$42,362,628
Special Projects (inc. Emerg. Resp. Fund):
$1,546,605
Other:
$10,572,437
TOTAL
$61,220,338
SCHOLARSHIP SUPPORT
$17,995,521 in financial assistance
1,367 Academy and Camp students
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THE IMPACT OF YOUR SUPPORT
YOUR SUPPORT BY GIFT SOURCE
$50,000,000
25.3% Government
$40,000,000
$30,000,000
$20,000,000
6.9% Corporations
$10,000,000
1.9% Foundations (non-Family)
$0
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ANNUAL FUND SPECIAL PROJECTS (non-capital)
ENDOWMENT OTHER
65.9% Alumni, Parents, Friends, & Family Foundations
Net Tuition 68.2% $30,615,445 Gifts 14.2% $6,362,495 Ticket Sales 3.0% $1,333,956
Salaries, Wages, & Benets 69.1% $31,128,894 Operations 16.3% $7,353,665 Goods & Services 2.4% $1,078,091 General & Administration 5.7% $2,553,413 Depreciation 6.5% $2,945,807
Revenue $44,906,763
Expenses $45,059,870
Earned Income (lodging, retail, sales, other) 7.4% $3,308,983
Endowment Income for Operations and Financial Aid 7.2% $3,276,554
As we envision Interlochen’s second century, we aspire to provide new—and permanent—levels of programmatic excellence. We know that this will have transformational impact on the next generation of creative changemakers that our world desperately needs. We seek to endow faculty positions and visiting artists in each of our artistic divisions, and academic programs; diversity, equity, and inclusion programming; special initiatives; touring opportunities; and more. Achieving these goals will allow us to recruit and retain the very best faculty to teach and mentor our ambitious young artists, and to welcome more visiting artists whose work will expand our reach and reputation, all while we deliver a life-changing experience that is diverse and inclusive for all. THE FORMATIVE EXPERIENCE Investing in Excellence
Cinematography class with Mike-Gioulakis
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PHILANTHROPY FOLLOWS FACULTY IMPACT
“Interlochen was a transformative experience for our daughter. She went from someone who could play the harp, to someone who thought she could make a living as a harpist. Had she not gone to Interlochen, and had she not studied with Joan Holland, she wouldn’t be a professional harpist today.
Bill and Linda Nelson always hoped their daughters would find careers that allowed them to pursue their passions, but when their daughter Carly (IAC 02, IAA 05-07, IAC St 13-14, 17) began her junior year as a member of Joan Holland’s harp studio at Interlochen Arts Academy, they were unsure whether classical music was a viable path. Joan was encouraging, exacting, and clear. The Nelsons credit Joan’s superb teaching with Carly’s success as a professional musician. In recent years, Bill and Linda wanted to ensure the next generation of musicians could have life-changing experiences at Interlochen, regardless of financial circumstances. To make that possible, they created the Nelson Family Camp and Nelson Family Academy Harp annual scholarships. This year, the Nelsons decided to chart a new course with their philanthropy, honoring the excellence of their daughter’s musical training at Interlochen by endowing the Nelson Family Academy Faculty Position in Harp. This endowment gift ensures world-class instruction for future generations of harpists.
I can’t think of anything more beautiful than the sound of a harp.”
Bill Nelson
Joan Holland, Nelson Family Endowed Instructor of Harp
Linda and Bill Nelson
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FORMATIVE EXPERIENCE:
We are grateful to our donors who have recognized the impact of faculty, visiting artists, and educational programming by establishing the program endowments and named annual program funds listed below. A program endowment can be established with a minimum gift of $50,000 or $100,000, based on the area. A minimum gift of $10,000, recurring for at least three years, can form a named annual program fund.
NEW PROGRAM ENDOWMENTS Established between June 1, 2021 and May 31, 2022 Allen B. Cutting John Manuel Faculty in Percussion Endowment Ball Creative Writing Endowment Goldstein Family Musical Theater Endowment Harding Ouweleen Theatre Guest Artists/Teachers Endowment Nelson Family Endowed Academy Faculty Position in Harp PROGRAM ENDOWMENTS RB Annis Educational Fund Endowment Randy Bank Theatre Endowment Gordon Brunner Family Visual Art Endowment DeRoy Testamentary Foundation Endowment for Teaching Excellence
The Hamann Family Academy Faculty Jazz Piano Endowment Visiting Artist Endowment Williams Family Endowment for Program Support in Music (Saxophone and Jazz)
Oberlin Collaborative Initiative Endowment Susu Ramsay Professional Growth Fund Endowment Richardson Spica Fellowship Fund Endowment Rudolf RA Schramm Endowment Student Wellness and Resilience Endowment
Guest Artist Residency Endowment Hammes Counselor Fund Endowment Byron Hanson Guest Teaching Fund Endowment Howard Hintz Teaching Fund Endowment Bob Luby Fund for Student Emergencies Endowment Math/Science Computer Endowment Minnesota Building Endowment Ruth Mott Endowment
Talbot/Hoagland Fund Endowment Valade Master Teaching Endowment
Visiting Artist Cultural Equity Endowment Visual Arts Teaching Excellence Endowment LC Walker Endowment
NEW NAMED ANNUAL PROGRAM FUNDS Established between June 1, 2021 and May 31, 2022 Academy Creative Writing Guest Artists and Masterclasses Fund Animation Program Expenses Fund Michael Coonrod Piano Guest Artist Fund Guest Artists for Presents Fund
Daniel Lewis & Valerie Dillon Miami Interlochen Visiting Artists Fund Music Production and Engineering Fund New York Philharmonic Tour Fund Oboe Studio Fund Daniel Lewis & Valerie Dillon Miami Interlochen X Fund
Hearing Loop Project Fund Historical Archives Fund
NAMED ANNUAL PROGRAM FUNDS Adult Band Camp Fund Alumni Board Memorial Fund Annis Math/Science Director’s Discretionary Fund Artist in Residence Organ Program Fund Band Fund Berman Foundation Fund Carol Brown Eilber Film and New Media Enhancement Fund Camp Updates Fund Choral Department Expenses Fund
Cincinnati Student Opportunity Fund Collaborative Choreography Fund Costume Shop Fund Counseling Services Fund Dance Competition Travel & Guest Artists Fund Dance Department Fund Dance Sets and Scenery Fund Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Fund Emergency Training and Equipment Fund
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PROGRAM ENDOWMENTS AND NAMED ANNUAL PROGRAM FUNDS
Film and New Media Camp Film Program Fund Film and New Media Expenses Non-Budget Fund Film and New Media Filmmaker in Residence Fund Gonzales Murphy Organ Fund Greenhouse - Garden Program Fund Guest Faculty/Master Class For IAA IAC Fund Guitar Department Expenses Fund Guitar Studio Discretionary Fund HSB Fund IAA Science Division Fund ICCA Chamber Music Camp Fund ICCA Guitar Workshop Fund ICCA Restricted Fund Interdisciplinary Arts Travel Fund Interlochen Miami Partnership, The “X” Fund IPR Professional Training Fund IPR Archives Digitization Fund IPR Science and Conservation Journalism Fund Jacobi Citizenship Award Fund Jazz Department Miscellaneous Expenses Fund Kaminsky Summer Internship of Dance Fund Klein/Stuber Harp Fund Liberal Arts Fund Library - Content Purchases Fund Marketing & Communication Discretionary Fund Maui Scholarship Student Travel Fund James & Mary McGookey Creative Writing Fund
Miami Music Project Support and Staffing Fund Miscellaneous Fund MSU Knight Center for Environmental Journalism Fund Music and Sound Production Fund Music Department Fund Music and Art of the African Diaspora Fund Music Theory Composition Fund Opera Workshop Fund Organ Restoration & Repair Fund Pascal Restricted Fund Piano Repair Fund Pianos for Interlochen Fund Neal Rabaut Fund
Run for the Arts 5K Fund Shakespeare Festival Fund Singer-Songwriter Department Fund Student Life Wellness Fund Student Touring Fund Theater Arts Department Fund Upstaging Singer-Songwriter Tour Fund Visual Arts Equipment Fund Visual Arts Department Fund Visual Arts Outdoor Sculptures Fund Math & Science - Walker Fund Wilsonart Forestry Management Plan Fund
THE YOUNG ARTIST DESTINATION Increasing Access
Our goal is to expand access to Interlochen, offering unprecedented opportunity for all students who earn admission to experience the profound impact of an unrivaled arts and academic education. This bold objective will require significantly more need-based and merit-based scholarship endowment, so that the most creative and driven students from across the country and around the globe are able to say yes to Interlochen.
We intend to meet 100% of the demonstrated financial need of every admitted student, creating unprecedented access to Camp and Academy by our centennial in 2028.
in financial aid 458 (2021-22) Academy students received $ 15,797,491 909 (2021) Camp students received $ 2,198,030
317 Interlochen has
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annual named scholarships endowed scholarships
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in financial aid
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PAYING BACK AND INVESTING FORWARD IN VOICE STUDENTS
“I think that Interlochen is an oasis for young musicians who need an environment that nourishes and encourages them in the arts, and where they can have a shared experience with like-minded young adults. I want to encourage young singers who apply to Interlochen and give them help. Providing this endowed scholarship supports my belief that Interlochen is here forever.
Jan J. Leeds credits her time at Interlochen (IAC 67-71, IAA 67-71) with greatly impacting both her professional and personal life, from her career in opera and musical theatre to her husband Taylor Mitchell (AS 63-65, IAC/NMC 67, IAA 67-68, UNIV 69) whom she met at Camp in 1967. Jan and Taylor decided to establish the Jan J. Leeds and Taylor Mitchell Endowed Academy Scholarship in Voice to encourage the many talented voice musicians who lack the financial means to attend Interlochen. She hopes this will encourage other alumni to give back and also prompt them to consider where they would be in their lives if Interlochen had not been a part of them. Jan notes that even those alumni who did not pursue careers in the arts are returning to their Interlochen experience because of the many ways the arts continue to enrich their lives. The scholarship supports an enrolled voice student demonstrating financial need, with preference given to those studying classical performance. By investing in the next generation of voice musicians, Jan honors what Interlochen once meant to her, and what it still means to her today, as it continues to add meaning to her life.
Arts are critical for the survival of our society. Without the arts, there is no humanity.”
Jan J. Leeds (IAC/NMC 63-67; IAA 67-71)
Taylor Mitchell and Jan J. Leeds
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We are grateful to our donors who have directed their philanthropy toward these scholarships. The list below includes active Camp and Academy endowed scholarships and named annual scholarships established between June 1, 2021 and May 31, 2022. An endowed scholarship can be established with a minimum gift of $50,000 for Camp or $100,000 for Academy. For a named annual scholarship, a donor may make a $10,000 or more recurring gift or a $5,000 recurring gift that is also supported through the donor’s estate.
NEW ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS Established between June 1, 2021 and May 31, 2022 Jay D. Ambrosini Scholarship J. Coleman Bean & Lois Mahoney Bean Endowed Scholarship The James and Pamela Brandman Family Endowed Camp Scholarship in Music Herbert H. and Barbara C. Dow Endowed Academy Scholarship in Visual Arts Endowed Academy Scholarship in Music Feyer Family Endowed Camp Scholarship Judith Rachel Harris Endowed Academy Scholarship The Hrapkiewicz Endowed Camp Scholarship Bill and Judy Ichord Trumpet/Brass Endowed Camp Scholarship Jan J. Leeds and Taylor Mitchell Endowed Academy Scholarship in Voice ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS Academy Endowed Scholarship Morton and Barbara Achter Endowed Camp Scholarship Virginia M. Alten Memorial Scholarship Otto and Anna Altman Memorial Endowed Camp Scholarship
Min Family Scholarship Endowment Craig and Shari Morgan Endowed Camp Scholarship The Eldon Nidy Memorial Endowed Camp Horn Scholarship Barrett J. Rollins Endowed Academy Scholarship Rudolph Family Endowed Academy Scholarship in Composition Benjamin Schore Academy Piano Scholarship Dr. Rosalyn Tureck/Bach Scholarship Tyler Family Scholarship Endowment Williams Family Endowed Scholarship for Canadian Students Williams Family Endowed Scholarship in Music (Jazz and Saxophone) Shirley Young Scholarship Endowment Boggess Family Endowed Scholarship Arnold Bourziel Memorial Scholarship Skipper Bourziel Junior Girls Scholarship Boutet Family Endowed Academy Scholarship in Low Brass Douglas Boyd Endowed Camp Scholarship for Strings Kate Boyd Endowed Camp Scholarship in Piano Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Brakeman Scholarship M. Brandenburg Scholarship Drs. Susan and Neil Bressler Scholarship Bressler WYSO Principal Clarinet Chair Scholarship Briggs-McDonald NMC Scholarship Charles Brindis and Jo Ann Brindis Goisman Camp Scholarship Nadine Brunner Endowed Memorial Painting Scholarship Donna Louise Brunsma Endowed Scholarship Camp/Academy Endowed Scholarship Camp Endowed Scholarship Leo P. and Anthony J. Carlson Camp Scholarship Ellen Case Memorial Endowed Scholarship Jerome F. and Blanche M. Cerny Scholarship Clarence and Grace Chamberlin Foundation Academy Scholarship Chormann-Hann Endowed Camp Scholarship Cincinnati Opportunity Scholarship Elizabeth and Michael Clark Memorial Scholarship
Ann T. and Richard G. Anderson Memorial Fund Charles and Rita Anderson Academy Scholarship Diane Anderson Endowed Academy Scholarship Dorothy Anderson Memorial Scholarship Katherine McKee Anderson Endowed Scholarship Lois Harper Anderson Scholarship Judith Andrews Memorial Camp Scholarship Bob Annis Endowed Scholarship Bob Armer Endowed Camp Scholarship George and Dolores Austin Memorial Scholarship Virginia B. Ball Creative Writing Competition Scholarship Martin A. Baloyan Memorial Scholarship
Barnes-Womer Camp Scholarship Barstow Foundation Scholarship
Phoebe Nickel Barstow Memorial Scholarship Margaret Dieterle Bausch Memorial Scholarship Donald R. Belcher Memorial Scholarship Madeline Belkin Scholarship Berg Family Jazz Camp Scholarship Alfred Berkowitz Foundation Scholarship Mandell and Madeleine Berman Foundation Camp Scholarship Berry Family Scholarship Sally Birnkrant-Myers Scholarship
Jonathan David Cohen Memorial Scholarship Margie K. and Louis N. Cohen Music Scholarship Ralph S. Cohen Endowed Camp Scholarship Arthur J. and Glenna B. Collins Scholarship
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ENDOWED AND NAMED ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIPS
Annabel Comfort Memorial Scholarship Golde F. Copeland Memorial Scholarship Dorthy S. Corson and Lillie B. Scheide Memorial Scholarship Janice F. Corson Scholarship
Dr. and Mrs. Howard Hanson Scholarship Francis Harlow Scholarship Henry Harris Memorial Scholarship Naomi Harris Endowed Camp Scholarship
Cowell Family Camp Scholarship Creative Writing Award Scholarship Allen B. Cutting Scholarship Jean Dake Memorial Scholarship
Dan Hartman Arts and Music Foundation Scholarship Carl E. and Audrey E. Haskett Memorial Scholarship William Randolph Hearst Foundation Scholarship
Bettyjo Heckrodt Memorial Scholarship Pierre V. Heftler Memorial Scholarship Dorothy L. Henricks Memorial Scholarship John and Joan Herlitz Family Scholarship
Marvin and Betty Danto Scholarship David J. Davison Memorial Scholarship Robert Leason Sharpe and Anita C. Dean Scholarship Mary Jane Dempler Endowed Scholarship Lee Wick Dennison Memorial Scholarship Helen L. DeRoy Memorial Scholarship Amy M. Devey Endowed Academy Scholarship in Dance
Martha and Jack Hicks Scholarship Ted R. High Memorial Scholarship Barbara B. Hirschhorn Music Campership Endowment Kathy Mason Hodges Scholarship Russell and Annabelle Holcomb Endowed Scholarship Erwin K. Holland-Moritz Scholarship Jan Q. Holmquist Scholarship
Christina B. Diver Camper Scholarship Alden B. Dow Memorial Scholarship Edward J. and Joyce Downing Scholarship George W. Drake Memorial Scholarship Sandra Aldrich Drew Scholarship
Jack (John R.) and Mary Lou Hood Endowed Academy Scholarship Pamela and Stephen Horne Family Endowed Camp Scholarship Dr. Claire Smith Hornung Intermediate Girl Scholarship
Dr. Scholl Foundation Creative Writing Scholarship Dr. Scholl Foundation Scholarship for Orchestra Strings Dr. Scholl Foundation Scholarship for Orchestra Winds Bruce and Christine Dunbar Percussion or Dance Scholarship Evola Music Scholarship Festersen Family Scholarship Richard M. Fiegel Memorial Scholarship Morris and Nellie Finkelstein, Doherty, and House Memorial Scholarship Gerald J. and Beth B. Fischer Scholarship Harriet Flagg Music Scholarship Lawrence L. Fleming Memorial Scholarship Barrett Foa Endowed Camp Scholarship in Theatre Arts Edward E. Ford Foundation Scholarship Sidney Forrest Scholarship Susan Leigh Foster Endowed Academy Dance Scholarship
Page and Dan Houser Scholarship Marvin C. Howe Horn Scholarship
J. Michael and Lesa Huget Camp Scholarship Ruth H. Hughes Endowed Dance Scholarship
Lawrence Hurst Double Bass Endowed Camp Scholarship The Huybrechts-Michie Endowed Camp Scholarship Paul and Leah Israelow and Harriet Israelow Goldner Memorial Scholarship
Roger E. and Mary Jane Jacobi Academy Scholarship Roger E. and Mary Jane Jacobi Camp Scholarship Roger E. Jacobi and Edward P. Frohlich Scholarship William and Helen Jansen Memorial Scholarship Donald Johanos Endowed Scholarship
Nicholas A. Johnson Memorial Scholarship Paul and Lois Jordan Jr. Endowed Scholarship Joy Family Endowed Camp Scholarship in Visual Arts JSJ Foundation Scholarship Mildred and Bernard Kayden Family Endowed Camp Scholarship R. Graham Keevil Memorial Scholarship Caroline Kempton Memorial Scholarship George and Joyce Kempton Academy Piano Scholarship James D. Kent Endowed Music Scholarship Dr. Marvin Klein Memorial Scholarship Klein/Jewell Choral Endowment Scholarship Knight Family Scholarship Jenny H. and Otto F. Krauss Scholarship Laddie A. Kubec Scholarship Emalyn Leftwich Poore Memorial Endowed Academy Scholarship
Edward P. Frohlich Piano Scholarship Edith Davidson Geissler Scholarship Otto W. Geissler, Jr. Memorial Scholarship Generations Fund Scholarship Mary and Donald Gonzales Memorial Scholarship James C. Gordon Memorial Scholarship Mary and Britt Gordon Endowed Scholarship Bertha I. Gordy Memorial Scholarship Betty B. Greenfield Scholarship Cassel Grubb Cello Scholarship Margaret Schuele Haegg Endowed Camp Scholarship Romine G. Hamilton Memorial Scholarship Marge Hammes Scholarship David Handleman Scholarship Moe and Francine Handleman Endowed Music Scholarship Julia Hansen Scholarship Ann and Byron Hanson Endowed Camp Scholarship
Lorna and Ernest Lender Scholarship Louetta Lerner Endowed Scholarship Harold Levine and Faith Forrest Scholarship Dorothy Lewand Endowed Scholarship
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YOUNG ARTIST DESTINATION:
Sally A. Lewis Organ Scholarship Richard H. and Carolyn Lineback Family Scholarship Bruce A. Loomis Endowed Scholarship Looyenga Family Endowed Academy Scholarship Ted Loudermilk Memorial Scholarship Lucas-Portwood Family Scholarship Catharine E. “Betsy” Davis Luhman Memorial Scholarship Martha Lundy Scholarship Waldemar and Mary Ellen Lungershausen Scholarship Herbert H. and Antoinette M. Lyon Scholarship Joseph E. Maddy Memorial Scholarship Reuben C. and Edith W. Maddy Scholarship Doris V. Markel Voice Scholarship Jennifer Evelyn Marquette Memorial Scholarship Martin Family Music Scholarship Marvel Family Memorial Scholarship John Rust Mattern Memorial Scholarship Ilse and Mark Mayfield Family Scholarship Aaron Leonard McCloud Memorial Scholarship Dr. Robert Montague McDonald Endowed Arts Academy Scholarship
W. Calvin and Marian Patterson Endowed Scholarship Pattis Family Endowed Camp Scholarship in Musical Theatre Shirley Pauley Memorial Junior Orchestra Scholarship Helmer R. and Larida Petersen Scholarship Robert C. Pew Scholarship Janet and Lucas Pfeiffenberger Scholarship Polish Endowment Scholarship Herbert and Elsa Ponting Foundation Scholarship Poon Family Fund Scholarship Portland Bridge to Interlochen Scholarship William and Leota Ponstingle Camp Endowment Scholarship
Hortense Cramer Ramsay Scholarship Milton M. Ratner Foundation Scholarship Reader’s Digest Endowed Academy Scholarship Reader’s Digest Endowed Camp Scholarship David E. Reese Family Foundation Scholarship
Mildred Reisner Endowed Scholarship David Scott Rhind Endowed Scholarship Dean E. Richardson Scholarship Josephine F. and N. Sayles Richter Memorial Endowed Camp Scholarship Rollert Music/Science Endowment Scholarship Alicia Steeves Rowe Scholarship Barbara Taylor Sandys Dance Scholarship George and Barbara Schilling Piano Scholarship Robert Scholten Camp Scholarship Professor Rudolf R. A. Schramm Memorial Scholarship Charles Ward Seabury Scholarship Doris E. Seitz Memorial Scholarship Selmer Company Scholarship Phyllis Shafer and Virginia Ball Delaware County Camp Scholarship Endowment Ruth Marda Shanberge Family Endowed Camp Scholarship
Anne McElheny Memorial Music Scholarship Whitney S. McGuire Memorial Scholarship Edward and Cecily McNeil Camp Scholarship Charles K. McWhorter Memorial Scholarship Mekula Family Endowed Camp Scholarship Daniel A. and Vivian Metrick Scholarship Genevieve Rae Miess Memorial Scholarship Miller-Jacobson Scholarship Frank Miller Memorial Scholarship George Roland and Lillian Postles Miller High School Camp Bass Clarinet Scholarship Louise Tuller Miller Scholarship Monticello College Foundation Scholarship Harice K. and Robert T. Monyek Memorial Scholarship Shari Morgan and Clara Sabin Camp Scholarship Lucy B. Morley Scholarship Karen Mumma Endowed Scholarship Kelly Muzzi Memorial Scholarship Lyle Myers Scholarship William and Jeanne Myers Endowed Scholarship National Academy of the Arts Scholarship Donna V. Neal Endowed Scholarship Ralph and Margaret Nehls Memorial Scholarship Ida A. Norlin High School Scholarship
Michael D. Silber Memorial Scholarship Jonathan L. Silets Memorial Scholarship Harvey M. Silets Memorial Scholarship Silverton Family Camp Scholarship Werner and Elizabeth Simon Endowed Scholarship Singer-Songwriter Academy Scholarship Harry A. Sisson Memorial Scholarship Marilyn J. and Don L. Smith Memorial Scholarship
Laura Sondee Memorial Scholarship Stephen Sprouse Memorial Scholarship Margaret A. Stace Scholarship Stark Family Endowed Camp Scholarship Stephenson Endowed Scholarship Shirley Stevens Memorial Scholarship Paul R. Stimson Scholarship
Julius and Ruth Novick Memorial Scholarship Clara Noyes Endowed Academy Scholarship Travis N.T. Olson and Lucile M. Olson Scholarship Anne-Marie Oomen and Katey Schultz ICCA Creative Writing Scholarship William and Martha Paine Orchestral Scholars Fred and Marcia Palmer Memorial Scholarship Fred W. Palmer, M.D. and Marcia Weissgerber Palmer Endowed Scholarship Jean Parsons Visual Arts Endowed Scholarship
James F. Stoddard, MD and Elizabeth A. Stoddard Music Scholarship Mikhail Stolarevsky and Alexander Stolley Violin and Viola Scholarship Esther W. Stone Memorial Scholarship Beth Stoner Wiegand, Marjorie G. and Richard P. Stoner Endowed Camp Scholarship
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ENDOWED AND NAMED ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIPS
Marguerite W. Stracke and Alfred O. Stracke Memorial Scholarship Edward Ralph and Kathleen Maguire Sun Music Scholarship Target Foundation Scholarship Booth Tarkington Endowed Scholarship Marten and Marie Ten Hoor Memorial Scholarship Laurence W. Thomas Writing Scholarship Lee Madsen Thomas Scholarship Sarah L. Titus and Tilda Morris Endowed Academy Scholarship Tuesday Musicale/Detroit - Gertrude Greer Scholarship Miles I. Tunnacliff Scholarship Alice C. Tyler Trust Endowed Scholarship Frederick S. Upton Foundation Scholarship Stephen E. and Elizabeth Upton Scholarship Margaret Tyler Vial Scholarship in loving memory, Elizabeth Vial Upton William E. Votruba Memorial Scholarship Robert M. and Lenore Wagner Memorial Scholarship Arlene Wangler Memorial Scholarship A. Montgomery Ward Foundation Scholarship NEW NAMED ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIPS Established between June 1, 2021 and May 31, 2022 Helga and Jerry Bilik Camp Scholarship David and Christine Provost Detroit Opportunity Scholarship Jim Glenn Scholarship in Shakespeare and Set Design C Joanne Grabinski Academy Scholarship in Creative Writing William Randolph Hearst Foundation Camp Scholarship High School Division Class of 1971 Camp Scholarship in Dance NAMED ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIPS Charles Barr Organ Scholarship Brookby Foundation Scholarship John Busby Memorial Scholarship Camp Gifts Scholarship Canadian Friends of Interlochen Scholarship DeRoy Testamentary Foundation Scholarship Miriam Sandweiss Detroit Opportunity Scholarship Joanne Danto and Arnold Weingarden Detroit Opportunity Scholarship Dr. Craig Silverton Detroit Opportunity Scholarship David and Bernadine Wu Detroit Opportunity Scholarship
Margaret F. Ward Music Scholarship Margaret F. Ward Visual Art Scholarship Jane Weaver Endowed Scholarship Susan Mott Webb Memorial Scholarship Mrs. Richard H. Webber Scholarship
Bessie Mae Weissgerber Memorial Scholarship Illene Wenner and Shari Morgan Camp Scholarship Byrdene M. Wilson Memorial Scholarship Matilda R. Wilson Fund Scholarship World Youth Symphony Endowed Scholarship Ben Wright Scholarship Farny R. Wurlitzer Foundation Camp Scholarship WYSO Endowed Strings Scholarship Avedis Zildjian Company Camp Percussion Scholarship Avedis Zildjian Company Endowed Scholarship Francis J. and Margaret S. Zimmermann Endowed Scholarship
Charles W. Loosemore Foundation Academy Scholarship Los Angeles Scholarship Fund
Daniel Lewis & Valerie Dillon Miami Interlochen Academy Scholarship Daniel Lewis & Valerie Dillon Miami Interlochen Camp Scholarship- Stark Family Annual Camp Scholarship
Betty Bonisteel Johnson Camp Scholarship David Klein Memorial Scholarship Kline Family Cleveland Opportunity Scholarship Los Angeles Violin Opportunity Scholarship Maui Visual Arts Summer Camp Scholarship Camp and Academy Memorial Scholarship Judith P. Meyer Annual Camp Scholarship in Dance Interlochen-Miami Scholarship Miami Music Project Opportunity Scholarship Nelson Family Academy Harp Scholarship Nelson Family Camp Harp Scholarship Sonja Perkins Scholarship Riverdale Children’s Theatre Opportunity Scholarship Becky Ruthven Camp Scholarship
Dustin’s Dream Camp Scholarship Ken and Penny Fischer Scholarship Fisher Family Dance Scholarship
Ella Fitzgerald Foundation Academy Scholarship Ella Fitzgerald Foundation Camp Scholarship The Fromm Foundation Fellow Grand Rapids Opportunity Scholarship Harding and Ouweleen Family Camp Scholarship Harris Academy Visual Arts Scholarship William L. Hart Annual Trumpet Scholarship Jule and Doris Hulman Interlochen Arts Camp Scholarship
Michelle Slater Academy Scholarship Tad M. and Suzanne B. Smith Scholarship
Dude and Cathy Stephenson Musical Theatre Scholarship Linda VanSickle Smith Orchestral Scholarship in French Horn
Weatherwax Foundation Scholarship Wiebener Family Orchestral Scholar Young Musicians Unite Scholarship
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THE ANNUAL FUND A Strong Foundation
The Annual Fund supports the Interlochen of today while simultaneously fueling the Interlochen of tomorrow. Annual Fund gifts are irreplaceable, allowing us to dream big, create change, and achieve what many thought impossible, all while ensuring current programs, scholarship funds, and faculty positions are supported by a strong foundation. Growing the Annual Fund has facilitated dramatic investments in access through financial aid and merit awards, as well as allowing nimble reactions to emerging opportunities such as performance tours and welcoming more visiting artists to campus. The Annual Fund allows us to respond to real-world conditions and challenges as they arise, infusing the same creativity into our financial resources that we bring to other aspects of the organization. The generous and collective support of loyal donors to the Annual Fund—the alumni, parents, staff and faculty who know Interlochen best—is a testament to their belief in the transformative power of arts education.
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Last May’s Act for Art giving event for student scholarships raised
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ENRICHING OTHERS’ LIVES THROUGH THE ANNUAL FUND
“Giving to the Interlochen Annual Fund is in line with our life philosophy. We believe money shouldn’t be an obstacle to recognizing a child’s talent. Interlochen has played a big role in shaping who we are as a family, and as individuals. We’ve gotten a meaningful return from our time there; when you have the opportunity to share some of that return, it becomes a very easy decision.”
Bryan Proctor first experienced life between the lakes as a camper in 1988. Interlochen Camp and Academy provided his first post-college jobs, with Bryan’s soon to be wife, Aimee Walters, making regular trips to Interlochen to spend time in this place that meant so much to him. Decades later, all three of the couple’s children have had their own Camp experiences, including their son Gabriel who felt so connected that he asked to enroll at the Academy. Now in his second year as a sophomore studying jazz performance in saxophone, Bryan and Aimee are thrilled with the education Gabriel is receiving in both art and academics. They see Interlochen as a place where he can explore, be true to himself, and where his life will be forever enriched by the diverse learning environment. Bryan and Aimee give to the Annual Fund at the President’s Club level because of their profound respect for Interlochen’s commitment to recognizing talent and doing everything possible to ensure that gifted students have an opportunity to attend.
Bryan Proctor (IAC/NMC 88, IAC St 94, IAA St 96-97)
Bryan with cabinmates, 1988
Bryan Proctor and Aimee Walters with their family
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PRESIDENT’S CLUB
Thank you to all of our donors for making a significant impact through your philanthropy. We would like to especially recognize those leadership donors, including 37 anonymous donors, who contributed $1,000 or more. The list below includes those donors who gave $1,000 or more in our fiscal year (June 1, 2021 through May 31, 2022) as well as those who gave $1,000 or more in the 2021 calendar year. In next year’s Annual Report, we will list only those who gave at that leadership level between June 1, 2022 and May 31, 2023.
DIAMOND MEMBERS ($100,000 and above) Dr. Jay D. Ambrosini* ♢ Lois Bean ◌ Evan and Claudia Breibart Mr. Gordon F. Brunner ♢ Ruth Currie Estate ◌
Judith Harris and Tony Woolfson* Mr. Stephen E. Hayden* ♢ Nancy Hoagland* ♢ Lawrence and Celeste Hurst* J.J. Leeds and Taylor Mitchell* ♢ Valerie Dillon and Daniel R. Lewis Mr. Edward Manuel* Meg Manuel* ♢ Drs. William B. and Yvonne C. Martin ♢ Mr. and Mrs. Phillip J. Meek ♢
Craig and Shari Morgan* ♢ Bill and Linda Nelson ♢ Dorothy Nidy The Family of Clara Noyes ♢ Tom Quinn and Tommy Thompson ♢ Katherine Rines ♢ Claire and Jim Skinner* ♢ Charles and Kerry Tyler Glynn Williams and Charlene Moore ♢ Ms. Shirley Young ♢ ◌ Mr. Michael Leppen Brian McAllister and Laurie Bouwman Miette and George Michie The Honorable William G. Milliken ◌ Michael Chung Mo Poon and Anne Miu Han Chan Mr. Jerrold Lewis Pope* ♢ ◌ David and Christine Provost Drs. Barrett Rollins and Lynn White* Becky Ruthven ♢ Rebecca and David Schamis* ♢ Peter and Sue Stern
Mrs. Joan L. Cutting* ♢ Ms. Joanne Danto* ♢ Hank Dow* ♢ Mohamed El-Erian and Anna Stylianides Saul Goldstein and Laura Lazarus
PLATINUM MEMBERS ($50,000 - $99,999) Ms. Ronnie Alff ♢ ◌ Gordon and Lauren Berg* ♢ Mr. Richard Goisman and Mrs. Jo Ann Brindis Goisman*
Danielle Lambert and Anthony Fadell Cindy Chormann Hann* ♢ Sarah Harding and Mark Ouweleen ♢ Mr. John Harvey ◌ J. William and Judy G. Ichord* ♢
Mrs. Charles Brindis James R. Chormann ♢ Richard Chormann ♢ Casey and Dana Cowell ♢ Mary Dempler ◌ Michael Dermody* ♢ Mr. Daniel Carl Deutsch* Amy and Trey Devey*
Hollye and Jeffrey Jacobs Dr. Paul H. Jordan, Jr. ♢ ◌ Andrew and Lisa Kearns Charles and Dolores Kelly* ♢ Susan S. Kettering* Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Kline ♢ Ms. Gail Lanphear ♢
GOLD MEMBERS ($25,000 - $49,999) Barbara Alldredge ♢ Jacques Boutet and Donna Gryder-Boutet
Hamann Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Kline* ♢ Jerry and Terri Kohl Christopher and Elizabeth Kojima Fred and Ginny Krauss ♢ Gregg and Susan Latterman* Josie Raney and Brian Lund Duncan and Brooke MacLean The Min Family* ♢ Drs. Elaine and Nicholas Mischler ♢ Thomas W. Morris* ♢ James and Ashleigh Oberweis
Sonja and Jon Perkins Rebecca and Russ Renzas* Sumit Sengupta and Cassie Brooks* ♢ Mrs. Norma Shaw ◌ Mr. Richard M. Smith and Ms. Soon-Young Yoon ♢ Jerra and Paddy Spence* Nathan and Christie Stark of Pikes Peak Community Foundation* Sarah Titus and Matilta Morris* ♢ Sara and Mike Whiting*
Kenneth C. and Carol A. Boyd Drs. Neil and Susan Bressler* ♢ Mr. Robert Carone Deborah J. Cohen* ♢ Mr. Larry Cohen James Coulos ◌ Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. DeFaria* ♢ Molly and Dom Ferrante Mrs. Joyce Green ♢ Paul and Wendy Greeney ♢
* Interlochen alumni or staff ♢ Ten consistent years of giving ◌ Deceased
Interlochen Evergreen ☆ Other Sustainer
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