New Hampshire Public Television ANNUAL REPORT 2009 Journey of the Broad-Winged Hawk 2010 A LOCAL RESOURCE FOR NEW HAMPSHIRE: TV, EDUCATION & COMMUNITY INITIATIVES Mark H. Collin, Board Chair Sr. VP, CFO & Treasurer, Unitil Corporation Steven A. Albrecht, Board Vice Chair CEO, Charter Trust Company Richard J. Maloney, Board Treasurer President, Maloney & Kennedy, PLLC Ron L. Abramson, Esq. Board Secretary Abramson Immigration Solutions Marge Chiafery, Immediate Past Board Chair Superintendent, Merrimack School District William A. Barker Retired John D. Crosier, Sr. Trustee, University System of New Hampshire George Epstein Trustee, University System of New Hampshire Marilyn Higgins Forest Real Estate Management Lois Haskins LGH Consulting Larry K. Haynes President & CEO, Grappone Auto Group Angela Irons Lincoln Financial Group Karol LaCroix President, Granite State College Edward MacKay Chancellor, University System of New Hampshire James T. McKim Technology Strategist Sean O’Kane Retired David M. Sundman President, Littleton Coin Company John Swope Retired Katherine Wells Wheeler Retired DIGITAL CHANNELS 11 Durham 34 Pittsburg 48 Littleton 49 Keene 50 Hanover Analog channel 26 Colebrook Board of Directors 2009-2010 FY10 JULY 1, 2009 - June 30, 2010 BEING LOCAL has always been New Hampshire Public Television’s mission. We’ve been proudly local for more than 50 years, sharing stories about the Granite State and northern New England. Beyond the TV and computer screens that show our award-winning programs, NHPTV’s educational services and community initiatives support our mission of engaging minds, connecting communities and celebrating New Hampshire. Here are some of the highlights we’re particularly proud of from FY10 (7/1/09 - 6/30/10): Our locally focused programs. Journey of the Broad-Winged Hawk, a documentary that traveled from the White Mountains to the jungles of Ecuador to tell the story of this hawk’s migration, won both a New England Emmy and a Telly. Other programs received recognition for excellence, too, including NH Outlook and Windows to the Wild. Our Planet Granite community initiative’s “Green Scenes” mini-series was recognized, along with our MESY Moments (Math + Engineering + Science + You!) mini-series. A unique multi-platform collaboration with Maine and Vermont public television created Making $ense New England, a 10-part series combining advice with stories of how resourceful northern New Englanders were weathering the economic downturn. As part of our service, NHPTV airs independently produced programs such as Including Samuel that have a local focus, and we extend the content into the classroom and communities. Concord resident Dan Habib’s documentary aired in April, and told of his family’s hopes and struggles with his son Samuel’s disability. Granite State Challenge’s 27th season ended with a big buzz, as Manchester Central High won the academic quiz competition in an exciting last round. Special PBS guests: We welcomed Gwen Ifill of the PBS NewsHour at our Women of Influence luncheon in the fall. Antiques Roadshow executive director Marsha Bemko took us behind-the-scenes of that favorite treasure hunting show at our gala in June. NHPTV’s educational services, delivered by our Knowledge Network department, provided educators, parents and children with K-12 services, workshops, and website resources. The website alone had over 3 million visitors in a 12-month period, supporting more than 55 hours of quality PBS children’s programming each week. We said cheers! in August at our Passport Craft Beer and Food event, held in partnership with Strawbery Banke Museum. Local breweries and restaurants participated, and 500 guests enjoyed the pairings in Portsmouth. We also hosted swing band Big Bad Voodoo Daddy in Concord in the fall. Despite the recession, the 36 th NHPTV Spring Auction raised nearly $450,000. As always, our loyal volunteers get much of the credit for its success. And our first online Winter Holiday Auction was a great success. Since June 2010, more viewers have been tuned in and enjoying our unique programming. Comcast now carries our digital channels NHPTV PRIME HD and NHPTV EXPLORE in New Hampshire, Southern Maine and northern Massachusetts. Thank you for making NHPTV’s programs and educational services possible to all. — Peter A. Frid, President & CEO
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New Hampshire Public Television
ANNUAL REPORT
2009
Journey of the Broad-Winged
Hawk
2010A LOCAL RESOURCE FOR NEW HAMPSHIRE: TV, EDUCATION & COMMUNITY INITIATIVES
Mark H. Collin, Board Chair Sr. VP, CFO & Treasurer, Unitil Corporation
Steven A. Albrecht, Board Vice Chair CEO, Charter Trust Company
Richard J. Maloney, Board TreasurerPresident, Maloney & Kennedy, PLLC
Ron L. Abramson, Esq. Board SecretaryAbramson Immigration Solutions
Marge Chiafery, Immediate Past Board Chair Superintendent, Merrimack School District
William A. BarkerRetired
John D. Crosier, Sr.Trustee, University System of New Hampshire
George EpsteinTrustee, University System of New Hampshire
Marilyn Higgins ForestReal Estate Management
Lois HaskinsLGH Consulting
Larry K. HaynesPresident & CEO, Grappone Auto Group
Angela IronsLincoln Financial Group
Karol LaCroixPresident, Granite State College
Edward MacKayChancellor, University System of New Hampshire
BEING LOCAL has always been New Hampshire Public Television’s mission. We’ve been proudly local for more than 50 years, sharing stories about the Granite State and northern New England. Beyond the TV and computer screens that show our award-winning programs, NHPTV’s educational services and community initiatives support our mission of engaging minds, connecting communities and celebrating New Hampshire.
Here are some of the highlights we’re particularly proud of from FY10 (7/1/09 - 6/30/10):
Our locally focused programs. Journey of the Broad-Winged Hawk, a documentary that traveled from the White Mountains to the jungles of Ecuador to tell the story of this hawk’s migration, won both a New England Emmy and a Telly.
Other programs received recognition for excellence, too, including NH Outlook and Windows to the Wild. Our Planet Granite community initiative’s “Green Scenes” mini-series was recognized, along with our MESY Moments (Math + Engineering + Science + You!) mini-series.
A unique multi-platform collaboration with Maine and Vermont public television
created Making $ense New England, a 10-part series combining advice with stories of how resourceful northern New Englanders were weathering the economic downturn.
As part of our service, NHPTV airs independently produced programs such as Including Samuel that have a local focus, and we extend the content into the classroom and communities. Concord resident Dan Habib’s documentary aired in April, and told of his family’s hopes and struggles with his son Samuel’s disability.
Granite State Challenge’s 27th season ended with a big buzz, as Manchester Central High won the academic quiz competition in an exciting last round.
Special PBS guests: We welcomed Gwen Ifill of the PBS NewsHour at our Women of Influence luncheon in the fall. Antiques Roadshow executive director Marsha Bemko took us behind-the-scenes of that favorite treasure hunting show at our gala in June.
NHPTV’s educational services, delivered by our Knowledge Network department, provided educators, parents and children with K-12 services, workshops, and website resources. The
website alone had over 3 million visitors in a 12-month period, supporting more than 55 hours of quality PBS children’s programming each week.
We said cheers! in August at our Passport Craft Beer and Food event, held in partnership with Strawbery Banke Museum. Local breweries and restaurants participated, and 500 guests enjoyed the pairings in Portsmouth. We also hosted swing band Big Bad Voodoo Daddy in Concord in the fall.
Despite the recession, the 36th NHPTV Spring Auction raised nearly $450,000. As always, our loyal volunteers get much of the credit for its success. And our first online Winter Holiday Auction was a great success.
Since June 2010, more viewers have been tuned in and enjoying our unique programming. Comcast now carries our digital channels NHPTV PRIME HD and NHPTV EXPLORE in New Hampshire, Southern Maine and northern Massachusetts.
Thank you for making NHPTV’s programs and educational services possible to all.
— Peter A. Frid, President & CEO
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Program & Services $3,358,357.00Development $2,039,981.00Engineering $1,882,191.00Administration $1,245,595.00 $8,526,125.00
State of NH $2,714,000.00Federal Support $1,541,024.00Client Services $603,993.00Misc. Income $160,557.00 $8,829,824.00
Revenue
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FISCAL YEAR 2010 JULY 1, 2009 - JUNE 30, 2010For more than 50 years, NHPTV has provided award-winning locally focused and produced television programs, as well as PBS and independently produced programs that engage, educate and enrich lives. We are a trusted source for television programs on our NHPTV PRIME and NHPTV EXPLORE channels, and for con-tent on our website nhptv.org.
We extend our deepest appre-ciation to our valued partners and supporters for investing in NHPTV and our community.
Program, Project, Website and Special Event SponsorsAnthem Blue Cross and Blue ShieldThe Arbors of BedfordAutodesk, Inc.BAE SystemsThe Balsams Grand Resort HotelBest of NH 2010The Boulders at RiverWoodsThe Capitol Center for the ArtsCharter Trust CompanyCitizens BankCommunity College System of New HampshireConway Office Products/Konica CopiersConway Scenic RailroadCranmore MountainD.F. Richard EnergyEnviroVantageExclusive Links Card Corp.Fidelity/Unique College Investing PlanGeo. J. Foster & Co., Inc.Granite State CollegeGrappone Automotive GroupGreen AllianceHillcrest Terrace Retirement CommunityHuntington at NashuaIrving OilIsles of Shoals Steamship CompanyKearsarge MagazineKeene SentinelKeene State CollegeKingsbury Corporation
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Auction UnderwritersAARP – New HampshireAmphenol TCSBottomline TechnologiesCGI Employee Benefits GroupDaniels Equipment CompanyDesmarais EnvironmentalD.F. Richard EnergyEnviroVantageFairPoint ComunicationsFidelity/Unique College Investing PlanFinancial Planning Association of Northern New EnglandGraf Brothers LeasingLaconia Savings BankLindt ChocolateMaple Suites & Kittery EstatesMembers First Credit UnionMonadnock Mountain Spring Water, Inc.Mt. Washington Valley AccommodationsNHHEAF Network OrganizationsNew Hampshire Institute of ArtNew Hampshire Society of AccountantsNew Hampshire Trusted Choice Insurance AgentsNew Horizons Computer Learning CenterNortheast Credit UnionNortheast Delta DentalNorthway BankOcean Bank
ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Executive producer Marsha Bemko (right) was the guest speaker at the annual NHPTV Gala in Bedford in June 2010.
Our first PASSPORT Craft Beer & Culinary World Tour event in August 2009 at Strawbery Banke Museum in Portsmouth was a delicious success!
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The PBS NEWSHOUR’s Gwen Ifill was our guest at the sold-out 2009 NHPTV Women of Influence luncheon in Bedford in November (left, with NHPTV President & CEO Peter Frid).
Our loyal volunteers, work-ing busy phone banks and having some fun, during the 2010 NHPTV Spring Auction in May.
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Kindergartener Briar Ainscough (left), 1st place win-ner at the NHPTV-PBS KIDS GO! Writers Contest, went on to win 2nd place in the PBS national contest.
Manchester Central High School won the 27th GRANITE STATE SUPERCHALLENGE.
CLIFFORD THE BIG RED DOG was a hit at StoryLand in June!
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