We can’t live without sponsors and volunteers. From a volunteer standpoint, big props go to guys like John Hornby, Tal Banayan and Patricia Betts for their work on the sound systems before, during, and after each show. New cash-takers are Stacy, Maya Burd, Sue Shanley. Our ice cream specialists are a rotating group of super star servers, and rotate between the Burds, The Thomas’s, The Stanley/Spragues, Alan Fenrow, Tal Banayan, and Patricia Betts. They also help take down the mess afterwards! Thanks!!

Sponsors: We need them, and love them. They  make all the workshops possible, that simple. And, in a less-than-subtle hint, we always need more. Got extra change lying about? Work for a big company that needs a high-profile, wholesome way to show how much you support the arts in both performance and education? Well, we’re a great place to start, and yes, your donation to the North Madison Congregational Church’s Fire In The Kitchen concert series is tax-deductible.

So, here are the heroes:

CORPORATE SPONSORS:

Edward Maday Violins and Viols

Morning Light Organizing

Karoli Consulting, LLC

Signs of Our Times

Charles Shafer Restoration Contracting

Walden Pond Design

Preservationwerx

 

Our private sponsors:

ASTATINE LEVEL:

Just so you know, astatine is the rarest element on earth, and as such denotes those few who really hit the four-figure-plus mark.

Robert Hall

Rare earth/Heavy Metal Level

Elizabeth and Edward Easley

Jennifer and Eric Munro

PLATINUM LEVEL:

Carol and Keith Luckenbach

The Krahn Family

Kim Deveau

Edward Maday, Violin Maker

GOLD LEVEL:

Ed and Diane Wolff

Susan and Michael Donoghue

Doc and Nancy

Kathy And Neil Thomas

The Calabrese Family

Arlene Cohen

Mary Poovey

 

 

SILVER LEVEL:

The Burd Family

Prown/Coleman Family

James and Barbara Francese

Jonathan Parsons

The Wallace Family

Linda Young

Rick O’Brien