ANNEX GRAND OPENING HIGHLIGHTS

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The Magic of Christmas The Copernican Award February 2012

ANNEX GRAND OPENING HIGHLIGHTS The Copernicus Center began 2012 with a great deal of enthusiasm and satisfaction with the remodeling completion of the Annex. One of the first events held in the newly renovated facility was on January 20 th The Grand Opening. While the weather did not cooperate during the evening rush-hour, the event was a huge success, attended by many VIP s from various community and political organizations. One of the highlights of the Grand Opening was a presentation honoring Mr. Donald Gutowski as, Copernican of the Year for 2011. The Annex can accommodate up to 200 people and can be used as a small theatre, business function, or family celebrations with a

COPERNICAN OF THE YEAR HIGHLIGHTS On January 20 th at our Annex Grand Opening Mr. Donald Gutowski was honored as Copernican of the Year for 2011! A Longtime Copernicus Foundation Board Member, Mr. Donald Gutowski was honored as Copernican of the year for 2011. Don has been affiliated with the Copernicus Center for over 30 years. He has been serving the Copernicus Foundation as a volunteer board member, president, and chairman of the Copernicus Foundation Board. During that time the Copernicus Center has undergone many physical improvements to maintain its status as the pre-eminent Polish cultural center recognized within Polonia around the world.

MAJOR CULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL, CHARITABLE EVENTS As a cultural center, in addition to our normal course of business, over the last quarter the Copernicus foundation has underwritten the cost of several important functions. On January 8, 2012 the Copernicus Center was the host for WOŚP, Wielka Orkiestra Świątecznej Pomocy. A worldwide children s charitable foundation dedicated to raise funds for medical supplies and provide funds for medical treatment of needy children in Poland. This event was organized by the Copernicus Foundation and board member Mr. Marek Kowalczyk and volunteers throughout the Chicagoland Area, as well as contributions from many area businesses. The main televised musical concert occurred on stage at the Copernicus Center supplemented with appeals for donations and auctions of donated artifacts. The cost of the facility was underwritten by the Copernicus

THE MAGIC OF CHRISTMAS On December 8, 2011 to celebrate the Christmas Season in our Polish traditions and customs the Copernicus Foundation sponsored, for the first time, a theatrical Polish Christmas show. This event was organized by the Copernicus Center, and choreographed by three of Polonia s main schools of dance and music, namely; Little Stars, Ms. Agata Paleczny; Paderewski Orkiestra, Ms. Barbara Bilszta; and Polonia Ensemble, Ms. Anna Krysinska. Attended by families and their children, this event was a huge success with almost full capacity in the theater. Especially dear to everyone who attended were scenes depicted in Polish traditions and customs, Wigilia Christmas Eve, koledniki Christmas carolers, nativity scene szopka, as well as many Christmas carolers sang in

PYZA Children s Theater Play A theatrical illustration of song and dance choreographed specifically for school age children to illustrate the HISTORY of the arrival of first Poles as settlers in North America. This historical evolutionary depiction of first Poles in America describes first encounters with American Indians, settlements in Texas, Jamestown and famous Poles such as Helena Modrzejewska, Pulaski, Kosciuszko, etc. This event was organized by "The Council Of Educators In Polonia," namely; Dr. Jolanta Tatara and Ms. Jolanta Zablocka with assistance from yours truly John Wojciechowski. Almost 1,500 students attended from various Polish Language Saturday Schools. A special welcome was extended to the children by the Honorable Zigmund Matynia, Consul General of the Republic Of Poland, P.N.A. President Mr. Frank Spula, and Ms. Ewa Koch Presi-

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5216 W. Lawrence Ave., Chicago, Illinois 60630 Phone: 773.777.8898 www.copernicusfdn.org 2012-2013 Membership Application The mission of the Copernicus Foundation is to showcase and promote the rich multi-ethnic heritage of metropolitan Chicago, and, in particular, the unique cultural and civic contributions of the Polish-American Community. The Foundation ensures that these rich cultural traditions will flourish for generations through its sponsorship of exhibitions and activities, including the preservation and operation of a historic film theater. Name: Address: City: State: Zip Code: E-Mail: Phone #: Work #: Type of Membership: Supporting ($10.00) New Renewal Individual ($50.00) New Renewal Family ($100.00) New Renewal Executive ($250.00) New Renewal Life ($3,000.00) I do not wish to be a member at this time, but please accept my donation of $. Date Signature Please make check payable to: COPERNICUS FOUNDATION. For office use only : Payment: Visa Master Card Cash Check # Credit Card #: Exp. Date:

COPERNICUS FOUNDATION 5216 W. Lawrence Avenue Chicago, IL 60630 Phone: (773) 777-8898 Fax: (800) 273-4913 www.copernicusfdn.org MEMBERSHIP DESCRIPTIONS SUPPORTING MEMBERSHIP: $10.00 INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP: $50.00 Two complimentary tickets to the Taste of Polonia Festival Annual meeting participation FAMILY MEMBERSHIP: $100.00 Four complimentary tickets to the Taste of Polonia Festival Annual meeting participation EXECUTIVE MEMBERSHIP: $250.00 Four complimentary tickets to the Taste of Polonia Festival Voting privileges at the Annual Meeting Invitation to special VIP events LIFETIME MEMBERSHIP: $3,000.00 Four complimentary tickets to the Taste of Polonia Festival Annual meeting participation Invitations to special VIP events