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The
Mid-America Arts Alliance (MAAA), created in
1972, joins the supporters listed below to
demonstrate their belief in the importance of
making enriching arts experiences accessible to
residents of the Mid-America Arts Alliance six
state region. MAAA has grown into an
organization that creates and manages regional,
multiregional, national, and international
programs. MAAA’s mission is to enrich
communities through cultural experiences, and
they continue to bring the arts to communities
large and small with high levels of care and
attention.
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KPAS’
presentations have been supported by
Mid-America Arts Alliance with generous
underwriting by the National Endowment for the
Arts, Texas Commission on the Arts, and
foundations, corporations and individuals
throughout Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska,
Oklahoma, and Texas.
Mid-America Arts Alliance is generously funded
by: Marian & Andy Andersen; Keith & Connie
Ashcraft; Sally & Rob Baird; BancFirst; Billie &
Howard Barnett; Ross & Marianna Beach Family
Foundation; The Brown Foundation, Inc., of
Houston; Capitol Federal Foundation; The CH
Foundation; Chesapeake Energy Corporation,
Cooper Foundation; Louetta M. Cowden Foundation;
Carolyn Dillon; David & Dee Dillon; DST Systems,
Inc.; Karen & J. Robert Duncan; Mr. & Mrs. C.
Kendric Fergeson; Mr. & Mrs. Terrence Ferguson;
J. Scott Francis; Francis Family Foundation;
June Freeman; Hall Family Foundation; Ann
Garvey; Jean & Willard Garvey Fund; William
Randolph Hearst Foundation; Joan Horan; Inasmuch
Foundation; Muriel McBrien Kauffman Foundation;
Nancy Lee & Jonathan Kemper; William T. Kemper
Foundation, Commerce Bank, Trustee; Richard P.
Kimmel & Laurine Kimmel Charitable Foundation;
Kirkpatrick Family Fund; Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth
Kranzberg; Carl McCaffree; The J. E. and L. E.
Mabee Foundation, Inc.; Joan Markow; The Meadows
Foundation; Nancy & Peter Meinig; Earl & Marilyn
Mitchell; Don & Barbara Munro; Sue Renken;
Wallace & Martha Richardson; Carol & Scott
Ritchie; Judith and Frank Sabatini; Frances
Shackelford; Fred Simon; Sprint Nextel
Corporation; Richard J. Stern Foundation for the
Arts, Commerce Bank, Trustee; Sunderland
Foundation; Art & Carol Thompson; James &
Elizabeth Tolbert; Janice Lee & Danny Trayer;
TricorBraun; K. T. Wiedemann Foundation; and the
following public agencies: Institute of Museum
and Library Services; National Endowment for the
Arts; National Endowment for the Humanities;
Arkansas Arts Council; Kansas Arts Commission;
Missouri Arts Council; Nebraska Arts Council;
Oklahoma Arts Council; Texas Commission on the
Arts; The Arts Council of Metropolitan Kansas
City; and the Kansas City, Missouri Neighborhood
Tourist Development Fund. |
