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  • The Threepenny Review

    Thanks to Our Donors

    Mar 01, 2023 5 minutes

    We are grateful to the following individuals, who in 2022 generously contributed to The Threepenny Review, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation. Friends of The Threepenny Review gave up to $99 each, those in The Silver Bells donated between $100 and $499, members of The Golden Bowl gave between $500 and $999, and our Eustace Diamonds contributed at least $1000 apiece. Without these generous donors, publication of this magazine would not be possible.

    THE EUSTACE DIAMONDS

    Robert Bauer Neil Berkman Carolee Campbell Lyman Chapin Terri Chegwidden Tim Clark & Anne Wagner Richard V. Clayton II David Day Nathan Dululio Dan Eisenstein Timothy Farrington Michael Ferro Charlie Haas & B. K. Moran Daniel Johnson Gretchen Johnson Sharon F. Kabelac Alan E. Kligerman Susan Knapp Richard Fenon & Feslie Hsu Anonymous John FichterKaren L. Miller Mark Morris Richard Murphy Anonymous Eunice & Jay Panetta Neal Rosenthal & Kerry Madigan Nancy Rudolph Tim Savinar & Patty Unterman Jeffrey Skinner Anonymous Clark Taber Amy Tan & Louis De Mattei Anonymous

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