The South Dakota Historical Society (SDHS) Press acknowledges and thanks the organizations, businesses, and individuals listed for their support in publishing Laura Ingalls Wilder’s Pioneer Girl: The Annotated Edition through the Pioneer Girl Project.
The success of the Pioneer Girl Project depends on support at all levels. If you or your organization would like to become a supporter of the publication of Laura Ingalls Wilder’s Pioneer Girl and the Pioneer Girl Project, please visit the website of the South Dakota Historical Society Foundation. Donate Now.
Pioneers
We gratefully acknowledge our supporters who have kindly donated $10,000 or more to the Pioneer Girl Project:
Great Plains Education Foundation, Inc., Aberdeen, S.Dak.
Dennis and Carol Anderson
De Smet Farm Mutual Insurance Company of South Dakota
South Dakota State Historical Society, Historic Preservation Office
BankWest, Inc.
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
NorthWestern Energy
South Dakota Community Foundation
Homesteaders
The following organizations and/or individuals have kindly donated between $5,000 and $9,999 to the Pioneer Girl Project:
First PREMIER Bank / PREMIER BankCard
Growth Opportunities Through Rail Access Coalition
John and Margaret Fowler
David and Mary Hartley
F. L. Clarkson Family Foundation / Pioneer Bank
Laurie Hall Langland
Paula M. Nelson and Steven C. Krumpe
Settlers
Thank you to all those who support this publication with donations of $1,000 to $4,999:
Bill Pratt
Nancy Tystad Koupal
Larry Ness
Molly P. Rozum
William Peterson
Michael and Barbara Lewis
Earl Nordby
Friends
Thank you to all our many friends who have donated in the following categories:
Up to $999
Richard Hendel
Edwin (“Trip”) Friendly
Emelie Haigh, in memory of Marjorie Gustafson Haigh
Up to $499
Karl and Eileen Fischer
Dorinda Daniel
Casey and Gary Blom
South Dakota State Historical Society staff in honor of Martyn Beeny
Don Meyers
Bernard and Sally Christenson
Mary A. Mullany
Monte and Beverly Krier Charitable Fund
Andrea Sheehan
Keith and Patty Ewy
Cathie and LeRoy Draine
Russell and Betty Wyatt
Sherilyn Goldhammer
Al and Irene Kurtenbach
Dorothy Doerner
Ronald K. Miller
Thomas and Patricia A. Adam
Helen V. Wegner
Chuck and Bonny Schroyer
Dianne Larson
Susan Wilson
Marguerite and Thomas Smotherman, Jr.
Roger and Jean Easland
William G. Millen
Rolene Schliesman
Richard Renelt
David and Janet Jensen
Darcy and Charles McGuigan
Jay D. Vogt
Kathleen A. VanderBoom
Richard A. Phillips
Alana Hansen
Paula M. Thaden
Walter D. and Patricia Miller
Tricia Gomulinski
Dorothea Edgington
Jay and Beverly Mickelson
George Lieb
Howard Randol
Kelly Braffet
Anne M. Pliska
Scott C. Moses
JoAnn Mickelson
Gary and Cindy Snow
Karl and Eileen Fischer
Maggie E. Holmberg
Gustave F. and Maryann L. Jacob
Caroline Wulf
Paul Grunland
Rosemary Dunn Moeller
Kirsten Reinhardt
Peggy Wall
Mary Chantry
Christina Philbert
Susan M. Kuehl
Mary Nelson
Kelly Braffet
Alice Draper
Doris Lilja
Carole Bade
Kathleen Collister
Kathryn Oakley
Elizabeth Meylor
Jim and Kathy Simpson
Please let me know how I can donate to this wonderful project.
Please read our most recent blog post A Thank you to Our Sponsors & then visit the South Dakota Historical Foundation: Pioneer Girl Project page to donate. Thank you for supporting the project.
Pingback: A Thank You to Our Supporters | The Pioneer Girl Project
A very BIG THANK YOU to all who have supported the Pioneer Girl Project. The publishing of LIW Pioneer Girl is like a dream come true for a life long fan like me. I can hardly wait and thank you so much again for making this possible !!!
Veronica (Australia)
Pingback: Meet Artist Judy Thompson | The Pioneer Girl Project
Dear Donors-
Thank you all so much for funding the Pioneer Girl project. I grew up on Laura’s books and the very adapted TV show. I can not even begin to tell you how many times I’ve reread the series and read part of it to my own children. I even visited De Smet, South Dakota on my way to Library School in Illinois. So thank you for making this project possible, and the book at a reasonable cost. I look forward to acquiring and reading it.
Sincerely,
Tamara Saarinen