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Mal Hepburn
Friends, family, supporters and board members of the Greater Cedarburg Community Foundation filled the Cedarburg Cultural Center on February 19th as Mal Hepburn was honored as recipient of the 2009 Civic Award. The event, held annually to honor an outstanding contributor to Cedarburg’s vitality, put the spotlight on the many contributions and talents of Mal Hepburn, past president and one of the founding members of the Foundation. More than 275 people attended the event, which included a “State of the Foundation” report from current chairman Bob Chmielewski. “Mal has made many contributions to the community over the years – both as a business leader and as a civic supporter,” Chmielewski said. “We honor him for making a difference in so many ways and tonight is just a small attempt to say thank you to this wonderful man.” . . . Read More >> |
![]() Honoring Civic Award Recipients Among the hundreds in attendance at the February 2009 award ceremony were all of the past civic award recipients, including Merlin Rostad, Carl Edquist, Ralph Huiras, Bob Armbruster, Ed Rappold, and Don and Janet Levy . . . . Read More >> Update on the Board of Directors Four new board members were approved at the March Board meeting to fill upcoming vacanies. Jim Myers, Jack Hale, Andy Schildt, and Brian Collins will be welcomed during the June board meeting scheduled to be held at the Cedarburg Cultural Center. Due to pressing family responsibilitiesPatty Flowers has resigned as Vice President, but will continue to serve as a board member. Director Peg Edquist was approved to fill the Vice President position at the March Board meeting. |
Our Mission The Mission of the Cedarburg Foundation is to provide support for artistic, cultural, and community service projects that contribute to Cedarburg’s civic vitality. Foundation disbursements will be used as seed money for new efforts, sometimes as matching funds for projects, and occasionally as challenge grants. Ordinarily the Foundation will not extend funds to cover an organization’s routine operating expenses.
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