|
 
Donors
Just as writers are dependent on words, Wordsville, Inc. is dependent on individuals and foundations whose generous support allows Spoken Interludes Next to make a difference in so many lives.
Community of Donors 2011-2012
•Benefactors ($5,000 +): Anonymous, Yeardley Smith
•Founders($1000. - $4999.): Patricia and Robert Crais, Department of Cultural Affairs City of Los Angeles, Entergy Corporation
•Patrons($500. - $999.): Christine Alberi, Pamela Chavez, Poets & Writers, Inc. through a grant from the James Irvine Foundation, Poets & Writers, Inc. with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts
•Partners($250. - $499.): Carrie and Alton Barron, Warren Leight, Rita and T. Jefferson Parker, Susan Ades Stone, Wilson van Law, Robin Helman & Phillip R. Whitney
•Angels($100. - $249.):Mrs. Pippa Broadhurst, Anna M. Cooper, Hudson Valley Book Club, Jennifer Kasoff, Jene Le Blanc, Angela Perkins, Portraits in Words, Marcia Schreier
•Friends($5. - $99.): Carol Bateson, Susan Benjamin, Claire Bosse, Lorraine Burton, Miriam Cohen, Elizabeth Dubus, Roslyn Fanello, Sara Fetherston, Beverly Grasso, Carol Gutman, Maria Kasou, Miriam Lewinger, Barbara Mair, Jennifer Monness, Reader's Digest Foundation, Abby Sherman, Ray Simmons
Spoken Interludes is a non-profit 501(c)3 arts organization. All donations are fully tax-deductible. Our federal tax id number is 95-48-29853.
If you would like to be part of our Community of Donors, fully tax-deductible contributions may be made through Pay Pal
Or mailed to:
Spoken Interludes
1705 North Commonwealth Avenue #8
Los Angeles, CA 90027
You will receive a letter confirming your tax-deductible contribution from us within two weeks of our receiving your donation.
Thank you for your kind support.
"Every now and then, I meet someone through this business of writing who makes me feel amazement at my luck in having some excuse to have our paths cross, DeLauné is one of those people. I so admire her dedication and willingness to work to make the world a better place through Spoken Interludes."
Jan Burke, award-winning, best-selling writer
|
|
