A donation that can influence a
generation of young people.

5021 Whetsel Avenue
Cincinnati, Ohio 45227
Phone: (513) 271-8600
Fax: (513) 831-4090
info@madisonvillearts.org

Contributors

We offer our thanks and gratitude to the following sponsors and foundations for their generous support.

Foundation Support

$50,000 and above

City of Cincinnati: Arts, Culture,
Tourism and Marketing Committee
HUD/City of Cincinnati Facade Grant
Warrington Foundation

$25,000 to $49,999
Fifth Third Foundation

Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission

$10,000 to $24,999
City of Cincinnati:
Safe & Clean Neighborhood Fund
Indian Hill Church
PNC Advisors

$5000 to $9999
Cinergy Foundation

Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile, Jr./US Bank Foundation
The Kaplan Foundation
Anonymous Foundation

$2500 to $4999
The Corbett Foundation

Fine Arts Fund

$1000 to $2499

Summertime Kids 2008

$500 to $999
Fulgraf Foundation

$249 and under
Madisonville Community Council
Madisonville CPOP

Corporate/Individual Support

$25,000 and above Tina L. Wagner $10,000 to $24,999 Anonymous Carlton & Marilyn Hill $2500 to $4999 Myers Y. Cooper Company $1000 to $2499 Richard Oberacker $500 to $999 Albert Harris Walt & Margaret Lunsford Robert C. Porter, Jr. $250 to $499 Dee Anne Bryll Dan Dermody & Pam Nagy
$249 and under Eastern Hills Development Co. LTD/Bob Mendlein

In-Kind Support

$50,000 and above

Dermody Design Group

$25,000 to $49,999
Edward Cohen
GBBN Architects

$5000 to $9999
Dan Dermody & Pam Nagy
WSI Internet Consulting & Education

$2500 to $4999
Brian Hock Design

TJ Boesken Enterprises, Inc.

$0 to $2499

Dial One Security - security system donation

"The Green Box Project"

Keven Speece and GBBN Architects (www.GBBN.com) are donating their time and expertise to the Madisonville Arts Center renovation project, which has been name "The Green Box Project."

Keven Speece proposed the "Green Architecture" concept for the renovation. "Green Architecture" is the buzz word for sustainable architecture. The strategy for sustainable architecture is to use environmentally friendly materials in the renovation of the property. The goal of MAC is to re-use existing materials, in new and creative ways to be energy efficient and cost saving. (An example is to use acoustical ceiling tile from the 1st floor and fasten it to the walls and ceiling in the theater to help with sound issues.) What can not be utilized, but may be of value, will be sold and the money will be used to purchase other materials. Both ways will keep the waste to a minimum.

Another plus to this project is that grant funds are available for this type of renovation.