Sponsors & Supporters

 

Sponsors & Supporters

Putnam Giant Screen - Fourth Wall Films Premiere Partner.
 

Premiere Event Partner

Putnam Museum Giant Screen


Organizational Support

Visit Quad Cities

Illinois Humanities

Illinois Arts Council

Iowa Humanities

Quad Cities Community Foundation - Anonymous Fund

QC Arts

Through the Arts Dollars re-granting program supported by The Illiois Arts Council Agency, a state agency, The Hubbell-Waterman Foundation, the Quad Cities Community Foundation - Isabel Bloom Art Education Endowment


Fiscal Sponsor

 Truth First Film Alliance, Inc.


Our Premiere Sponsors

Jennie's Boxcar, Mexican Restaurant
545 12th Avenue, East Moline, IL 61265
jenniesboxcar.com

Beiderbecke Inn
532 West 5th Street, Davenport, IA 52803
BeiderbeckeInn.com

Primary Benefactors

Marc & Virginia Wilson

Kenneth Sleeper & Dianne Manke

Christine & Terrance Thompson

Robert & Blenda Ontiveros 

 

Sustainers

Ava Bribriesco

Edgar V. & Joyce Epperly

Dale Hendricks & Alison McCrary 

League of United Latin American Citizens
LULAC Iowa

David & Cathy Loy

Joe Moreno

Robert & Lynn Moore

Bonnie Patton

Mexican American Veterans Association -
Hero Street USA Chapter IV

Kimberly & Dennis Vanderginst

 

Special Patron

Anonymous

Alan Andon - In Honor of Tanilo, his brothers, and all of the Mexican-American patriots from Hero Street, USA

The City of Silvis

Irene Mawson

Modern Woodmen, gift by Maya Chavez

Laura, Louise & Mario Munoz - In Loving Memory of Connie Sandoval

The Louis A. & Mary Munos Ramirez Family

The Ramirez-Roseman & Strickland Families

Paul & Joann Sandoval

Susan Sandoval - In Loving Memory of Connie Sandoval

Cindy Tharp Cortelli - In Memory of Richard Tharp, SN E-3 Seaman


Contributor

Lora Adams

Ric & Barbara Beck

Caroline Bredekamp - In Memory of Richard Bredekamp

Gail T. Brown - In Memory of Lorenzo Joseph Brown, WWII PFC 

Pauline Callen - In Loving Memory of Georgia Herrera & Connie Sandoval

Zachary Callen - In Loving Memory of Connie Sandoval

Susan Fineman

Dr. Patrick & Ms. Dawnelle M. Vargas Gordon

Norbert Herrera & Joseph Castel - In Loving Memory of Georgia Herrera & Connie Sandoval

Dimitri Makedonsky

Jennifer Mehmert - In Loving Memory of Georgia Herrera

Arthur Penhollow

Louis Ramirez Family

R & S Transportation Inc.

Henry Sandoval - In Loving Memory of Connie Sandoval

Fred & Penny Segura - In Loving Memory of Connie Sandoval

Thomasa Shadden

Angie Ramos Shull

Joe R. Terronez

Nancy Schumm

Troy & Julie Turley

Linda & Jim Weinstein

Charles & Pat Williams

Victor M Ysais


Donors

Nancy Adams & Jeff Braddock

Anonymous

Albert Castro

Sharon Andresen

Suzanne Bradley

Melinda Carriker

Jose and Michelle Chavez

KV Dahl

Alan & Sherry Gahagan - In Loving Memory of Connie Sandoval

Cindy Sandoval Hallmark

Jennifer Hansen

Kent & Earlene Hawley

Jerry & Linda Heckler

Beth Hinde

Alissa Hixson

Dan & Stella Soliz-Holmes

Doug & Jeannie Kuhn

John Langdon

Mary & Keith Lindberg

Chris & Bill McQuitty

Moline First Baptist Church

Tom & Cheryll Peterman

MT & Betty Phipps

Tina Sandoval

Lisa Segura

David Tharp

Richard Tharp

Willard & Leona Tharp Family

Anita Zahniser

 

Supporters

Anonymous

Teresa Adams

Barbara Andersen

Mike & Sherry Asplund

Annie Assefa

Mary Blackwood

Dee Canfield

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