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HE GRAND RAPIDS BUSINESS JOURNAL, in partnership with the Association of Fundraising Professionals of West Michigan, have teamed up to present the 2015 Giving Guide.
The Giving Guide will be a compendium of West Michigan-based charity organizations, foundations, fundraising entities and non-profit organizations published in a glossy, magazine-style format. Each non-profit organization will receive a two-page spread representation in the Guide co-oped by the Grand Rapids Business Journal, whereas the GRBJ will pay the cost of one page of the two-page spread. The Giving Guide will be published near National Philanthropy Day in the week the AFPWM will be holding their 29th annual awards and recognition program at the JW Marriott. Local business leaders and charity contributors will benefit by gaining greater understanding of local charity and non-profit organizations, while participants will gain by highlighting their mission, events, and myriad ways they contribute to the community.
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Two-page spread: $5,110 less $2,555 paid by the Business Journal = $2,555 Guidelines for two-page spread: Left hand page is a templated format for the name of the organization, contact info, President/CEO, year established, service area, mission statement, fundraising events, volunteer opportunities, and giving opportunities. The right hand page is reserved for your standard advertisement.
Giving Guide and Audience Circulation: 7,000 copies Readers: 28,000 $200k HH Income: 32% (vs. 3% for the market) 44% of our subscribers are millionaires. Giving: Households with income of $200,000+ accounted for 52% of charitable giving in Grand Rapids MSA in 2012. (see attached)
Space Reservation Deadlines: October 8, 2015 Materials Due: October 12,2015 Publication Date: November 9, 2015
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Giving Guide Spec Sheet Giving Guide Profile Submission Instructions After you’ve secured your space in our Giving Guide, please include the following copy in the body of an email: Company Information: Contact Information (phone, address, website, etc ...) Name of CEO/President Year Established Service Area Mission Statement Goals
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Indianapolis Children’s Choir Goals
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Address: 4600 Sunset Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46208 Phone: 317-940-9640 Website: www.icchoir.org Number of employees: 14 full-time, 36 part-time and contract Annual revenue: $1,517,963 Year established: 1986
1. Personal and Social Growth: Foster leadership, accomplishment, self-worth, teamwork, pride, and appreciation of music among singers, parents/guardians, and audience members. 2. Diversity, Accessibility and Safety: Enrich the lives of children from all religious, racial,
Fundraising / Events The Big Fun Event is a Big Fun annual benefit gala that generates financial support for the ICC and celebrates the impact of the ICC’s music education programs. Join honorary chairs, such as past hosts Marianne W. Tobias
Opportunities Don Steffy
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Henry Leck
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Mission Statement
cultural, and economic backgrounds. Never compromise the safety and security of our singers. 3. Creativity and Excellence: Strive to lead locally, nationally, and internationally and to pursue excellence in quality music education for singers and for teachers.
and Vince and Robyn Caponi, for a festive evening that features an elegant meal, lively silent and live auctions, and entertainment by the Indianapolis Children’s Choir. For more information, visit www.icchoir.org/BFE.
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The ICC welcomes the support of new volunteers for either individual activities or group projects. Volunteer groups may include corporate teams, civic clubs, and community initiatives like Indy Do Day. In addition, the ICC draws volunteer support from its Parents Association and newly formed Grandparents Society.
With only half of all costs covered by tuition and performance fees, the ICC relies on donations to make quality music education accessible for as many central Indiana children as possible. Gifts support a variety of activities, including tuition assistance and early childhood programming for at-risk populations.
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The ICC nurtures and inspires student achievement through quality music education and the pursuit of artistic excellence in choral music performance.
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“Although it frequently happens, the goal of ICC has never been to train children to become professional musicians. Instead it is our purpose to enrich a child for a lifetime.”
20 central Indiana counties
Top Funding Sources 46% Contributions & Grants 38% Program Tuition 12% Performance Revenue 4% Other
—Henry Leck, Founder & Artistic director
Board Jeff Mortier President Frost Brown Todd LLC
Eric Moy Executive Committee Barnes & Thornburg LLC
Toni Kanzler Trader’s Point Christian Academy
Michael Sells Vice President Butler University
Linda Chinsky ICCPA Representative Chinsky Restaurant Group
Henry Leck Indianapolis Children’s Choir
Maria Fletcher Secretary Butler University
Robert Fechtman Fechtman and Moore
Bobbi Lovenheim Indianapolis Public Schools
Joe Gonzales State Farm Insurance
Charles Meyer Woodard, Emhert, Moriarty, McNett & Henry LLP
William Batt Assistant Treasurer First of America Bank now owned by PNC
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Brad Arthur Executive Committee Eli Lilly and Co.
Julie Hipsky BKD LLP Linda House Cancer Support Community National
Haley Moore Danica Racing, Inc. Valerie Phillips The Phillips Company
Eiry Roberts Eli Lilly and Co.
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EARLY CHILDHOOD MUSIC PROGRAM
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FOR AGES 18 mos. - KINDERGARTEN
FOR CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS
Judy Roudebush Community Leader Don Steffy Indianapolis Children’s Choir Timothy J. White Indianapolis Power & Light Sharon Worden St. Vincent Health and Hospitals
317.940.9640 ~ www.icchoir.org /icchoir
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Henry Leck, Founder & Artistic Director Don Steffy, Executive Director