REFLECTING on SUCCESS ANNUAL REPORT • FISCAL YEAR 2017 ( JULY 1, 2016 THROUGH JUNE 30, 2017)
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REFLECTING on SUCCESS ANNUAL REPORT • FISCAL YEAR 2017 ( JULY 1, 2016 THROUGH JUNE 30, 2017) More than NEARLY 10,000 K–12 STUDENTS experienced the Museum MORE THAN through specially 40 designed programs such INTERNS BROUGHT THEIR FRESH as Courageous Choices, PERSPECTIVES TO SUMMER, Becoming American and the accompanying Traveling FALL, AND SPRING INTERNSHIP Suitcase, and others. Thanks to our generous donors, PROGRAMS AT THE MUSEUM. approximately 2/3 of all student groups received families120 and organizations rented funding to support their NMAJH visit. the Museum for private functions, including weddings, bar and bat These students and recent mitzvahs, corporate functions, graduates, who hail from schools nonprofit fund-raising events, including Brandeis University, “This visit helped our students and more. NMAJH.org/EventSpace Michigan State University, more fully understand the Princeton University, and others, obstacles, challenges, and successes have called their time at NMAJH of Jewish immigrants and other NEARLY “thrilling” and “life-changing.” immigrant groups.” Several of the internship positions 32,500 visitors were partially or fully funded, —ST. ISIDORE SCHOOL IN QUAKERTOWN, experienced the Museum free of enabling all interested students PENNSYLVANIA charge thanks to special-access to apply. initiatives. NMAJH.org/Internships The Museum presented 100 programs, including lectures, film screenings, family days, Young Friends 100 programs events, sensory-friendly activities, and more. ach year, the Museum welcomes visitors from around E the world. This year brought us individual visitors, families, and groups from Austria, Bangladesh, Belgium, Canada, China, France, Germany, Ghana, Israel, Italy, Japan, Kenya, Mexico, the Netherlands, Nigeria, Russia, South Africa, Spain, Ukraine, the United Kingdom, Zimbabwe, and others. SPRING 2018 19 REFLECTING on SUCCESS ANNUAL REPORT • FISCAL YEAR 2017 ( JULY 1, 2016 THROUGH JUNE 30, 2017) In fiscal year 2017, THE MUSEUM PRESENTED MORE THAN 4 Special 8,500 Volunteer Hours on-site inExhibitions Philadelphia, and toured were contributed in FY17. FOUNDATIONS, CORPORATIONS, two exhibitions to five different 102 The Museum thanks its volunteers for venues across the United States. OR GOVERNMENT ENTITIES their incredible service. NMAJH.org/TravelingExhibitions contributed $10,000 or more. LocallY Grown Jersey’s Jewish Farms In fiscal year 2017, the Museum “Your outstanding American received nearly Jewish history museum [is] 9,000 gifts too important to ignore.” from more than 7,000 supporters. Nearly 1,200 made their first gift to NMAJH. —MELVYN, MEMBER SINCE 2010 The Museum was awarded significant government funding for arts and humanities in fiscal year 2017. 90% EXHIBITIONS 1917 How One Year Changed More than 90 percent of members the World supported by choose to renew their memberships year after year, which is 50 percent higher than the industry average. 45% of NMAJH members live outside a 50-mile radius of the Museum. Power of Protest: The Movement to “The students enjoyed seeing Free Soviet Jews supported by the actual artifacts that were On July 4, 2016, the Museum brought to our school in the welcomed nearly Traveling Suitcase. The stories, 3,200 pictures, and simulation of visitors how immigrants lived were to celebrate wonderful.” Independence Day. —SOLIS-COHEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 20 NMAJH | BEACON MANY THANKS TO OUR GENEROUS DONORS PLEDGES AND CASH GIFTS MADE IN FISCAL YEAR 2017 $100,000 to $25,000 to $49,999 Susan and Leonard Klehr Mr. and Mrs. Saul Elise and Charlie Pizzi The Edwin M. Gilberg $1,000,000+ Blank Rome LLP Jane and Leonard Korman Berkowitz Norman Raab Foundation Family Foundation Anonymous Pamela and Alec Ellison Family Foundation Seth Berkowitz Elizabeth and Stephen Global Tax Management, Inc. Betsy and Phil Darivoff The Jill and Mark Fishman Susanna Lachs Adler and Candace Bernard and Raynes Goldman, Sachs & Co. Kathy Fields-Rayant and Foundation Dean Adler Robert J. Glickman Charlene and John Roberts Margaret F. and Joseph S. Garry A. Rayant International Brotherhood The Lazarus Charitable Trust Miriam G. 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