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Become a GreatFriend! of the Festival !
- Do you value having the Great Lakes Folk Festival in the East Lansing
community?
- Do you appreciate seeing top-quality performers and artists, cooks,
and craftspeople all in one place over one weekend?
- Do you value learning about the skills and artistry of individuals
from diverse cultural backgrounds?
- Do you want to keep the Great Lakes Folk festival accessible to all,
regardless of their financial background?
- Do you think it is important that this festival is an entertaining
AND educational experience for people of all ages?
If your answer is yes to any of the above then
please consider contributing to the Great Lakes Folk Festival at:
You
can mail your contributions to:
Michigan State University Museum
West
Circle Drive, MSU
East Lansing, Michigan 48824-1045
You
can also make a contribution by Credit Card (Visa, MC, Am Ex or Discover)
by going to our GLFF
Contributions Form.
If
you would like more information or if you have any questions about your
company or organization supporting the Great Lakes Folk Festival, please
feel free to contact Erin Slayter at (517) 432-0859 or slayter@msu.edu.
All donors will receive a periodic newsletter via email if they desire
and if they provide an email address. In addition, donations of $100.00
or more will receive additional recognition, according to level of giving.
Be sure to note on your check that the contribution is for the Great
Lakes Folk Festival and remember to provide your email address if you
wish to recieve the online newsletter.
Great
Lakes Levels of Giving
Ontario
Level $50 minimum Donation
Benefits
include:
- Invitation
to the Festival Kick-off Event
- Charitable
deduction for tax purposes
- Advance festival
details via e-newsletter
.
Erie
Level $100 minimum Donation
Benefits include:
- (2) Invitations
to the Festival Kick-off Event
- Advance
festival details via e-newsletter
- Charitable
deduction for tax purposes
- Commemorative
Festival Pin
.
Huron
Level $250 minimum Donation
Benefits include:
- (2) Invitations
to the Festival Kick-off Event
- Commemorative
Festival Pin
- Charitable
deduction for tax purposes
- 2005 Festival
CD Sampler
- Advance
festival details via e-newsletter
- Festival
Parking Pass
Michigan Level $500 minimum Donation
Benefits include:
- (2) Invitations
to the Festival Kick-off Event
- Commemorative
Festival Pin
- Charitable
deduction for tax purposes
- 2005 Festival
CD Sampler
- Advance
festival details via e-newsletter
- Festival
Parking Pass
- Festival
T-shirt
Superior Level $1000 minimum Donation
Benefits include:
- (2) Invitations
to the Festival Kick-off Event
- Commemorative
Festival Pin
- Charitable
deduction for tax purposes
- 2005 Festival
CD Sampler
- Advance
festival details via e-newsletter
- Festival
Parking Pass
- Festival
T-shirt
- Limited Edition
Signed Festival Poster
You can also take this opportunity to join the MSU Museum Associates at
the same time. For a minimum contribution of $25.00, members receive a
bi-annual newsletter with articles on museum research and public activities;
special invitations to museum tours, previews of new exhibits, expeditions,
lectures, festivals, performing arts classes and workshops; recognition
in our Annual Report. Additional benefits, including a 10% discount at
MSU Museum Store and dual membership in the Smithsonian Institution are
also available at additional levels of giving. For more information on
the MSU Museum Associates, go to museum.msu.edu/GeneralInformation/Membership/.
Contributions made to the festival are also considered gifts to Michigan
State University and as such, are tax-deductible as provided by law and
count towards membership in MSU’s donor societies.
Great
Friends 2005 (posted May 6, 2005)
Superior
Level
Ruth Fitzgerald
Michigan
Level
Karen and
Jerry Jennings
Bob Ovenhouse & Olga Zabrodsky
Huron
Level
Bob and Karen
Blackman
Roy and Alice
Erickson
Franklin
Frayer Jr.
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone
Fred & Linda Neumark
Liz and John
Schweitzer
Sam Singh
Andy &
Lyn Zynda
Erie
Level
John R. Armstrong
Sainey & Karen Drammeh
Judith & John Dunn
Daniel & Carolyn Edmunds
Ronald & Janice Fedewa
Ellen Ferency
Rafael Frank & Shirley Tighe
Judy Martin & Lynn Johndahl
John Jones
Kevin Kelly
Harlan & Betty MacDowell
Mark & Pamela Meadows
John & Diane Revitte
Sharp Des!gns, Inc.
Renee & Bob Swanson
Larry Syndergaard
William & Linda Travarthen
Robert Uphaus & Lois Rosen
Michele & David J. Winter
Rajeev Patgaonkar
Nancy Hammond
Robert & Shelagh Miller
William & Sally Pratt
Ontario Level
Patrick & Susan Affholter
Mary & Harry Andrews
Walter & Marilyn Baird
Linda Bruin
Gary & Julie Caltrider
Robert & Eldrid Crawford
Patty Croom
James R. Davis
Catherine Davis
Phil & Mary Dean
Nancy Austin Dixon
George & Dorothy R. Dyer
Scott Hirko
W. Henry Kennedy
Joe Kimble
David G. Knaggs
Pat Munshaw
Ralph & Teresa Putnam
Bruce Roth
Kathleen Shapiro
Pauline Sondag
Theodore & Carol Staton
Dale Wolfgram
Jean Nichols
Other Friends
Julie Avery
Julia Baker
Barbara Bidigare
Christine Birdwell
Jean E. Croope
W. Fred Graham
Jane Noble
Laurence & Jan Rosen
Brian & Sally Silver
Shiela P. Taylor
Richard & Joan Wilke
Contributions and information inquiries should
be sent to:
Erin Slayter, Director of Development
Michigan State University Museum
East Lansing, Michigan 48824-1045
517-432-0859
slayter@msu.edu
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