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Our Supporters:
(as of 11/4/09)
Anonymous
John and Mary Blanchard
in honor of Jeff Ledermann
Ernest and Nancy Buhler
at the suggestion of Jeff and Pam Ledermann
Lori Caruth
Kate Christopher and Phil Williams
James and Kristin Dery
Chuck Ericksen
Silas and Vicki Ford
Judith Frisbie
Angie and Bryan Gatzlaff
Mary and Terry George
Bob and Janet Hall
Deborah Hilke
Mary and Paul Hoff
Allen and Sharyn Holcomb
Jim Hunt and Deb Lauer
Jill and Paul Kadera
in memory of Oliver Zlonis
Pam and Jeff Ledermann
Steve and Kim Loomis
Warren and Nancy Mackenzie
Jim and Nancy Malkowski
in memory of Julie Kae Malkowski
Lee Menssen
Helena Myers
Daniel Parnell
Patrick and Jennifer Reding
Peter and Anne Reich
Mr. and Mrs. George Roman
David and Annie Vail
Mark and Laurie Windisch
Mary and Stephen Wolff
Erin Young
in honor of Jason Young’s 40th birthday
Jeff and Jeanne Zlonis
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Green Initiative Fund
MAEF is proud to announce a brand new fund - the Green Initiative Fund! Be part of the great green happenings in the Mahtomedi area. Your tax-deductible gift can help fund:
 a wind turbine project benefiting Mahtomedi schools and community members
solar electric panels on school buildings
solar thermal hot water systems on school or city buildings
curriculum development, educational materials, and training that link these projects to K–12 classrooms and Century College
local energy efficiency and conservation projects
new bike racks around our community
Help continue the Mahtomedi area’s tradition of conservation leadership by designating a gift toward these efforts. Support MAGI’s green initiatives with an online tax-deductible contribution or call (651) 426-5052.
The Green Initiative Fund is a collaboration between the Mahtomedi Area Educational Foundation and the Mahtomedi Area Green Initiative (MAGI), a group of volunteers from our local school district, which includes Birchwood, Dellwood, Grant, Mahtomedi, Pine Springs, Willernie, and parts of Lake Elmo and White Bear Lake. In partnership with Mahtomedi area residents, schools, businesses, and government, MAGI works to:
reduce use of nonrenewable, carbon-emitting fuels
produce renewable energy, including wind and solar
encourage an enduring community commitment to sustainability
For more information about MAGI and the Zephyr Wind Project, call (651) 426-5052 or e-mail MAGI.
Links and Information:
 Things are Happening!
Zephyr Wind Project Brochure
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