CIPC 2007 program:2007 program - InstantEncore
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The Future of the Competition<br />
The Endowment Fund of the Cleveland International Piano Competition was established in 1996 by substantial gifts from<br />
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Sievila and Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Manuel. Their goal in creating the Fund was to ensure the<br />
Competition’s financial survival for the benefit of future generations of pianists and for the enjoyment and inspiration of<br />
audiences. Since that time the following friends of the Competition have made contributions through outright gifts and<br />
through our planned giving <strong>program</strong>s:<br />
Level Two<br />
The Cairns Family Foundation<br />
Barbara Evenchik, in memory of Marvin Evenchik<br />
The William O. and Gertrude Lewis Frohring Foundation<br />
Dr. and Mrs. Richard S. Kaufman<br />
The Reyzis Family<br />
Level Three<br />
The Vincent K. and Edith H. Smith Memorial Trust<br />
Level Four<br />
Anonymous (2)<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Manuel<br />
Legacy Society<br />
Anonymous (2)<br />
Rita Buchanan<br />
Rand M. Curtiss<br />
Elizabeth Day<br />
Marjorie Day<br />
Karen and Les Knowlton<br />
Sheldon and Marilyn MacLeod<br />
Renee Sabreen<br />
Level One: Up to $9,999<br />
Level Two: $10,000 to $24,999<br />
Level Three: $25,000 to $99,999<br />
Level Four: $100,000 and higher<br />
Cleveland International Piano Competition <strong>2007</strong><br />
PIANO/OHIO<br />
ENDOWED BY<br />
LONG-TIME PATRON<br />
Dr. John A. Flower, whose<br />
commitment to education in<br />
Cleveland runs very deep, has<br />
fully endowed the Competition’s<br />
PIANO/OHIO <strong>program</strong>. Dr. Flower<br />
is president emeritus of Cleveland<br />
State University, a current member<br />
of the Competition’s board of directors, and an<br />
accomplished classical pianist.<br />
PIANO/OHIO was created in 2003 at Dr. Flower’s urging.<br />
The <strong>program</strong> invites high school piano students from<br />
across the state to participate in a rigorous competition<br />
designed to test their skill and prepare them for potential<br />
careers as professional pianists. Dr. Flower’s generosity<br />
ensures the <strong>program</strong>’s future in perpetuity.<br />
You can help<br />
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The Endowment Fund encourages gifts from others who<br />
share our long-range vision. Cash gifts are always<br />
welcome and are a meaningful way to honor the memory of<br />
a loved one. Gifts of securities or other investment vehicles<br />
would also be welcome additions to the endowment.<br />
Various types of planned gifts such as bequests, charitable<br />
gift annuities, charitable remainder trusts, charitable lead<br />
trusts, gifts of retirement plan benefits, and life insurance<br />
also are available. Please contact J. Donald Cairns,<br />
Planned Giving Officer for the Competition, at (216) 535-<br />
1101 or contact Karen Knowlton at the Competition Office.
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