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CULTURE Annual Report 2008/9 Jerusalem Botanical Gardens Table of Contents

5 From the President

7 The Jerusalem Foundation

10 Culture

18 Coexistence

24 Community

36 Financial Data 2008

39 Awards and Scholarships

40 Donors

44 Legacies and Estates

45 Board of Trustees

47 Jerusalem Foundation Leadership Worldwide View of Jerusalem Cinematheque from Above From the President

Dear Friends, Year after year, The Jerusalem Foundation persists in its endeavors to respond to the city's most pressing needs, and the past year was no exception. With the looming world economic crisis, our work became even more important to the residents of Jerusalem. Programs and institutions that make daily life more livable, whether through community programs that support weaker populations, cultural events that feed the soul or coexistence projects that build bridges of understanding among the diverse sectors of Jerusalem. We are happy to share with you the Jerusalem Foundation’s Annual Report for 2008, a year in which we raised a total of $25.4 million in pledges and grants. This brings the total of all donations received by the Foundation in Jerusalem since its establishment to $750 million (about $1.275 billion if adjusted for inflation). The Foundation’s allocations for the purpose of initiating, developing and operating projects in 2008 totaled $29.8 million, of which almost 59% funded programs, and the balance funded physical projects and preservation. In the course of 2008, the Jerusalem Foundation launched a major new initiative with the 'Adopt 5 a Neighborhood' program that works comprehensively, together with all members of the community, to bring about change through programming and physical renewal – training local professionals and lay leaders to continue the work on the ground. This year also brought a renewal of cooperation and partnership between the Jerusalem Foundation and the Mayor of Jerusalem, working closely together for the future of the city. The Jerusalem Foundation The Jerusalem The Jerusalem Foundation continues to strengthen and support community, culture and coexistence in Jerusalem and we are encouraged in our work by the loyalty and support of our friends worldwide and the cooperation and partnership of our board members here and abroad, whose active involvement is vital to our success. For over 40 years, the Jerusalem Foundation has been dedicated solely to Jerusalem – working to ascertain the city's needs, empower residents to break the cycle of poverty and help ensure the development of an open, pluralistic and vibrant city. Though the challenges are growing,

our work for the future of Jerusalem continues. 2008/9 Annual Report Thank you for your partnership.

Ruth Cheshin International President Bloomfield Science Museum 7 The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2008/9 Jerusalem is a city that is revered and cherished around the world and is also the heart and the world and is also the heart that is revered and cherished around Jerusalem is a city people - the eternalsoul of the Jewish the Jerusalem Foundation, understanding capital. The world, is focal point for people around the and its importance as the universality of Jerusalem remain a modern efforts to ensure that Jerusalem will at the forefront of vibrant city while open the needs of all its residents. also responding to and with complex and varied needs city in Israel, with 733,000 residents Jerusalem is the largest make up more than half of the population, city in Israel, children and youth it is also the youngest also suffers from negative migration, live under the poverty line. Jerusalem 55% of these children and adults, between the ages of 24-35 leave Jerusalem are Jewish young 47% of those who have left Jerusalem. over the last five years 83,300 people number of people face daily socio-economic challenges. In Jerusalem, a disproportionate Jerusalem is the seat of government, academia and religion but has no significant industrial for the Municipality to respond to the myriad needs while base and it has been most difficult base. Over the years, the Jerusalem Foundation has made confronting a small and shrinking tax the difference. on a daily basis from the efforts of the Jerusalem Foundation. All of the citizens of Jerusalem benefit without the Jerusalem Foundation – without its community Jerusalem would be unrecognizable playgrounds, libraries, theaters, museums, without centers, sports complexes, parks, children’s labs, with fewer daycares and homes for the elderly, with its arts schools and central science innovation. Jerusalemites living in the periphery poorer school facilities and less educational hand, would not survive without the daily intervention of and those most in need of a helping Foundation. programs supported by the Jerusalem discovery and preservation much of the archaeological The Jerusalem Foundation has pioneered the Tower excavations, the major gates of the Old City Walls, projects including the City of David of David Museum and much more. a Jerusalem Foundation project every minute of every Someone, somewhere, benefits from work touches every population – Jewish, Muslim and day and every night. The Foundation’s every age, in every neighborhoodChristian – of every social group of city. of the Kollek, the Jerusalem Founded over 40 years ago by the legendary Mayor of Jerusalem, Teddy in creating and nurturing philanthropic projects Foundation has an unmatched track record Foundation links in Jerusalem, creating a better quality of life for all residents. The Jerusalem the international community to the city and together we aspire to make Jerusalem an inspiring capital, modern center and global city. The Jerusalem Foundation Jerusalem The VISION The Jerusalem Foundation supports the growth of a vibrant, modern, flourishing city, rich with culture, economic vitality and strong and caring communities for all its residents.

Jerusalem should be a city that unites all people, regardless of background, and serves as a bridge to create goodwill and tolerance for people of all faiths. Jerusalem reflects the hope and meaning of Jewish existence and continuity.

8 MISSION

With universal and Jewish values as the source of its inspiration, the Jerusalem Foundation seeks to create a just society for all citizens of Jerusalem. The Jerusalem Foundation works toward creating an open, equitable and modern society by responding to the needs of residents and trying to improve their quality of life. The Jerusalem Foundation will continue to pioneer change while at the same time supporting efforts to preserve the history of the city. Annual Report 2008/9

In particular, the Jerusalem Foundation has developed an agenda around three areas: Community Empowerment and Economic Independence Coexistence — Living Together Cultural Life and Creativity The Jerusalem Foundation VALUES The Jerusalem Foundation is the only organization in Jerusalem that understands all aspects of the city, has strong and lasting relationships with all authorities and organizations that play a role in Jerusalem and has a record of over 40 years of successful partnerships with Jerusalem communities, and friends abroad.

The Foundation acts as impartial arbitrator and independent broker in Jerusalem for the competing interests of the various government departments, non-governmental agencies, other charities and local community volunteers.

The Jerusalem Foundation provides full accountability and open 9 reporting to its donors by maintaining ongoing contact with and supervision of all its projects in Jerusalem.

The Jerusalem Foundation provides all services in house through its overseas department, projects department, accounting and technical

departments, legal department and more. Foundation The Jerusalem

The Foundation holds regular meetings and seminars with policy makers, experts and academics on the changing needs in Jerusalem to consistently reassess projects and issues in need of attention.

The Jerusalem Foundation’s “designated donation” method, which pairs potential donors with projects in areas of their interest, encourages

Annual Report 2008/9 Annual Report the donor’s ongoing personal involvement with the project and the community.

The Foundation builds a partnership between the donor and Jerusalem residents and creates a long-term relationship that can often last for generations.

In 2008 the Jerusalem Foundation developed cultural programming that made its impact at many The Jerusalem Foundation different levels: dialogue has supported culture in the between different groups city for over 40 years and has through Speaking Art, established most of international festivals that Jerusalem’s major cultural boost the economy and institutions. A world class Jerusalem’s image and Art modern capital city must have Focus 5 an exhibition of The work done in 2008 has a thriving cultural life and the contemporary art that brought laid the groundwork for a Jerusalem Foundation has leading artists from Israel and comprehensive and exciting continued in 2008 to make around the world to the approach being this a priority. Government general public in Jerusalem. implemented in 2009 in funding of the arts and culture The renovation and cooperation with all other is always limited and the first development of the Daniella agencies working on culture stop for budget cuts, putting Passal Arts Incubator in 2008 in the city and the Municipality cultural activities and is the first step in a larger to rejuvenate the city of institutions at perpetual risk. program to provide Jerusalem, create new opportunities for young artists economic opportunities working in Jerusalem and to through creativity and tourism create a critical mass of and help young people find cultural life and activity that their place in Jerusalem. will make a direct contribution to keeping young people in the city. Performance for Children, The Princess and the Porcupine Culture Projects 2008

20,000 people of all ages attended events of Thousands of people of all ages attended CULTURE the Jerusalem Summer Nights Festival at 7 concerts at the Yellow Submarine. different locations around the city. 200 viewers saw performances of the Micro 15,000 people attended exhibitions of 18 artists Theater as they traveled from location to location. around the city whose opening was celebrated at Manofim event. 100 students learned about the art of ink at the Jerusalem Studio School. 20 Ultra Orthodox artists exhibited their work at the Gruss Community Center in Romema. 175 students study the art of film at the Sam 13 Spiegel School for Film and Television. 2500 participants attended the Meter by Meter poetry festival. 88 students received scholarships to study in art institutions in return for their volunteer hours 10,000 guests attended the Jerusalem – in the community. Stengrama exhibition at the Artists' House where 81 artists gave their impressions of the banal The Hullegebb Ethiopian Theater Group presented Foundation The Jerusalem life in Jerusalem. 30 productions around the city in neighborhood 1000 participants attended activities of the schools and community centers. Poetry Festival including an evening of Rock and Poetry. 1000 soldiers, elderly, new immigrant, special needs students, single mothers, needy and 1000 participants attended the Shalem Dance handicapped received subsidized tickets to Festival. performances at the Khan theater.

Annual Report 2008/9 Annual Report 180 viewers enjoyed the Psik performance of 5500 tickets were purchased to see films during Synchronizations at the Gerard Behar Center the Jewish Film Festival at the Jerusalem for the Arts as part of the Purim Masks program. Cinematheque.

150 viewers enjoyed a performances of Tanatella The Israel Camerata, Jerusalem received support at the Gerard Behar Center for the Arts. for general operating expenses. Art Focus CULTURE The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2008/9 15 of the including of Hebrew under the stars under the performances of studied classical in moving to the at the Jerusalem at the in the Ballroom Dance received funding to received funding the performance Tehila the art institutions of higher provide a hall for performance and rehearsal space. 100 viewers watched Russian Theater in the Kleidman by Tarantas Hall of the Khan Theater. 1000 people participated Festival. of people enjoyed Hundreds around the Arts Festival at a dozen locations Behar the city including the YMCA and Gerard Center for the Arts. Assisted the Hazira Theater Behar Center for the Arts. Gerard 750 youngsters enjoyed 5 performances Sounds of Magic concert for children. Jerusalem and Europe from 5 groups Holland and France performed over the 5 days of the Irushalayim Festival. enjoyed a performanceChildren Puppet Language during Purim at the Train Theater. 1000 students visited learning in an Open House Day organized by the New Spirit Student Organization. A new wing was opened wing was A new Cinematheque. enjoyed films 8000 viewers Festival. Moonlight Cinema during the students 150 Ultra Orthodox turfmusic on their home the Gitit through project. troupe Dance Vertigo over 10 at the attended a new play for thousands building was at the new Daniella were held at the held at were to house the Artists at the Mary Nathaniel received emergency the opening event of Art the opening event funding to enable them to remain open. days during the Jerusalem Internationaldays during the Jerusalem Film Festival. 1000 guests attended of listeners in Israel and around the globe. The Jerusalem Print Workshop this institution a to guarantee purchased permanent home. A building was purchased Studios where 16 artists receive rent subsidies to keep young artists in the city. Nisan Nativ Acting School Focus – Can Art Do More? and viewed the Focus – Can Art Do More? and viewed original works of over 70 artists. 1000 young viewers enjoyed creativity Passal Artists' Incubator to encourage in the city. The Chamber Music Festival and 4 Hall at the YMCA included 15 concerts master classes. The Jerusalem Quartet performs 11 concerts of the Jazz Festival featuring artists 11 concerts of the at venues around the from Israel and abroad city. attended films 500,000 viewers the year. Cinematheque throughout 8 locations in screened 200 films were the Khan specially produced for children at Theater during Hanukah. completed Renovations were 18 multi-session courses 18 multi-session all facets Cinematheque teaching Jerusalem of the city's of film to a wide spectrum of the art population. all over the country from 8000 people 16 The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2008/9 CULTURE Museums museum inspiredvisitors. the Seam,asoiciopoliticalcontemporaryart The HeartQuakeexhibition Jerusalem attheTower ofDavidMuseum. 219,000 visitorslearnedaboutthehistory dealing withIslamicculture. came tohearlecturesonavarietyofsubjects Art 31,700 visitorscametotheMuseumofIslamic this year. view the8exhibitionsthatweredisplayedthere 49,256 visitedtheMuseumofItalianJewry section oftheEinYael LivingMuseum. New additionswere added groups whocameforspecialprojects. Bloomfield ScienceMuseumincluding1750 world ofscienceandtechnologyatthe 250,000 visitorsbecameacquainted of thislandattheEinYael LivingMuseum. 25,000 peoplelearned toviewtheexhibitsandanadditional300 abouttheancienthistory totheSongofSongs attheMuseumon withthe of to underway. and plannedMontefioreMuseumarewell Open MuseumconnectingtherenovatedWindmill Sha’ananim in2010havebegunandtheMishkenot the upcoming150thanniversaryofMishkenot new initiativesandcampaigns.Preparationsfor growth anddevelopmentthelaunchingof Foundation ispleasedtoreportonayearof enterprise hasneverbeengreater. TheJerusalem position andthelevelofactivityintellectual Uri Dromi,hasnowcompletedhisfirstyearinthis The GeneralDirectorofMishkenotSha’ananim, Activities andEvents2008 Mishkenot Sha’ananim Nadine Gordimer andAmosOz CULTURE The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2008/9 17 Highlights from the Jerusalem Ethics Center Jerusalem Ethics the from Highlights Chair: Prof. Itzchak Zamir Itzchak Chair: Prof. and Exhibition & Dignity Conference Human Life of The Life & Dignity dealt with: The conference Life & Dignity of the Exile & the Combatant, The Dignity of the Jew The Life & Foreign Worker, Ethics Research the publication of the book On the occasion of and Ethics" edited by Ruth Landau "Research published by Magnes Press, Gabi Shefler, from Israel and ethics professionals researchers with ethics in the various and abroad dealing for disciplines gathered in Jerusalem research a conference dedicated to those subjects. Service Assessing Integrity & Corruption in Public in addition Examining the question of whether clips and to surveys, interviews, analysis of news to develop following investigations, it is possible and measures of integrity in public service government corruption in Israel. Urban Renewal – Attainable Housing to create The focus of the discussion was on how groups new wealth and avail it to less fortunate to enable them to integrate and contribute in order of to urban development with the participation MK Eitan MK Ran Cohen, MK Meir Shetrit and Cabel. INFO – Israel’s Newsmakers Forum With over 350 foreign journalists with registered the forum, INFO continues to hold monthly briefings, home hospitality and specially designed tours for journalists while highlighting the many facets of Israel and Jerusalem often not seen by the press. special guests stayed in the special guests stayed 9,000 Guesthouse in 2008 and enjoyed the unique Guesthouse in 2008 character and charm of Mishkenot Sha’ananim. Center the Cultural Highlights from Festival at Mishkenot Writer's First Ever International Sha'ananim played host to the fabulous Mishkenot Sha’ananim assembled in Jerusalem to cast of writers who ever Jerusalem Internationalparticipate in the first Festival. Hundreds gathered at the Konrad Writer’s opening Adenauer Conference Center for the President Festival. The of the International Writers crowd, as of Israel, Shimon Peres, addressed the who did Baghdad-born Israeli writer Eli Amir, Festival's welcomed participants on behalf of the to Amos Oz presented an award Israeli Writers. Jean Mattern, the Editor of Foreign Language in France – an Acquisitions at Editions Gallimard ensure that editor who has taken great pains to his country. Israeli literature appears in translation in for the The festival began a wonderful new tradition around the city and brought writers together from throughout world in Jerusalem with special programming the city in community centers and in schools. since Kristallnacht Marking 70 Years Goes up in Flames" – a "When the Old World week long international conference marking 70 years of Kristallnacht with lectures, discussions, observation and reflection, and also an unique display commissioned by the Zik Group, reminiscent of a destroyed synagogue that was installed for the occasion on the Mishkenot Sha'ananim rooftop. Both the Cultural Center and the Jerusalem Ethics Center and Both the Cultural quality events produced highest Center have all across Jerusalem People from and activities. Sha’ananim Israel came to Mishkenot and around to participate. Almost

In 2008, the Jerusalem Foundation continued to respond directly to the challenges facing coexistence in Jerusalem. Learning to live together, involves Without peaceful coexistence all parts of the community and in Jerusalem, a microcosm of the Jerusalem Foundation the regional conflict, a stable continued to invest in coexistence future is difficult to envision. The between all groups through the Foundation created new Gishur program that funded shared spaces and expanded Strategic intervention of the activities for secular and religious existing spaces where Jews and Jerusalem Foundation was youth, training leaders and Arabs can exist together. We designed to train new reached out to over 150 young continued support to the Alpert professionals in the field of people helping them to change Music Center, Djanogly Visual coexistence development, how they see the “other”. Arts Center, YMCA Peace assistance for community and Kindergarten, Jewish-Arab education in east Jerusalem to The many challenges to summer camps at the create equality of opportunity coexistence are daunting but a Bloomfield Science Museum across the city, advancement comprehensive effort to expand and Ein Yael, Max Rayne School of values of tolerance and the circle of living together for for Jewish-Arab Education, democracy through formal all of Jerusalem’s heterogeneous Streetball Tournament and the educational frameworks. population can and will create expanded activity of the Peace Progress was made in 2008 with a new situation in the city. The Labyrinth which hosted 3000 the expansion of the program demographic reality of Jerusalem children in 2008. Language as a Cultural Bridge, cannot be ignored (Jews and teaching spoken Arabic to Arabs – secular and religious) but Hebrew speakers and improving over time, understanding and Hebrew language education acceptance can grow. for Arabic speakers – bridging this important cultural and linguistic gap in the city. Max Rayne School, A Hand in Hand School for Bilingual Education in Jerusalem Coexistence Projects 2008

60 kindergarten children participated in weekly neighborhoods of Armon HaNatziv and Jabel COEXISTENCE programs about equality and acceptance of Mukhabar. "the other" run by the Adam Institute. Teachers from both Arab and Jewish schools around the 40 staff of Alyn Hospital took part in a 5 day city received 380 hours of in service training in training course run by the Jerusalem Inter-Cultural the subjects of tolerance, equality, democracy Center to teach them to deal with the cultural and creating a non violent school atmosphere sensitivities of treating their Arab patients. at the Adam Institute. 300 Jewish and Arab young people played 72 children at the Erna D. Leir YMCA peace basketball together in the annual Streetball kindergarten received subsidies to enable them Tournament. 21 to participate in this unique program that lets Arab and Jewish children become friends at 3000 students visited the Peace Labyrinth at an early age. the Bloomfield Science Museum to learn about the similarities and differences of "the other". 74 kindergarten classes visited the Bible Lands

Museum and participated in the program The 40 5th and 6th grade students from the Phillip Foundation The Jerusalem Future Meets the Past highlighting the common Lown Community Center and the Silwan School roots of Jews and Arabs. came together for 20 meetings of a joint Jewish Arab workshop. 67 Jewish and Arab students studied music at the Louis and Tillie Alpert Music Center culminating Students in 25 schools in east Jerusalem with a festive concert by the joint Jewish Arab improved their Hebrew language skills. Orchestra for the December holidays.

75 adults studied Hebrew and Arabic at the Annual Report 2008/9 Annual Report The I Am You Are Program celebrated 10 years Jerusalem Inter-Cultural Center while also of bringing Arab and Jewish youth together to engaging in dialogue between the groups. communicate via film at the Jerusalem Cinematheque. The Inter Cultural Center has begun the groundwork for the next Managing Coexistence A new Tolerance Park and Monument were Course which develops new projects in east established on the border between the Jerusalem. Erna D. Leir YMCA Peace Kindergarten The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2008/9

COEXISTENCE 23 of east Jerusalem enjoy Jerusalem of east scholarships for their enrichment scholarships had their studies at the bilingual had their studies at Extra assistance in math, languages and Extra assistance in learningother subjects at the center of a teaching equipment and Purchase supplies for the laboratory of computers and establishment Purchase of computer room Educational tours around Jerusalem Music lessons in darbuka, oud, recorder and mandolin Enriched science studies for the library of equipment Purchase Art teacher activities. the Max Rayne Hand in The 456 students of Hand School school enriched by: Residents of all ages of all Residents in the newly of art projects a wide variety the Arts. Paley Center for renovated Hand in Hand at the Max Rayne 50 Students School received visited the for Christian in Tzur Baher spent 7 days each received subsidized studied spoken Arabic came from all over the from all came I Am You Are Films & Identity Project I Am You tickets to the Oud Festival and thousands more tickets to the Oud Festival and thousands attended the festival over two weeks. 64 performing artists the Speaking Art to participate in country the closing 400 people enjoyed Conference. with popular Israeli the conference concert of Banai. singer Ehud 750 students in 5 schools as a Cultural Bridge as part of the Language program. Baher Tzur 1000 students from the Hebrew University. science campus of Roshad School Students of the Ibn for their library and received new equipment extra study assistance. 6 schools in east Jerusalem orphans in Jerusalem. of the city 650 residents at the Djanogly Visual Arts Center enjoying at the Djanogly Visual Arts Center artistic enrichment programming. The YMCA held a Christmas party

Throughout the years, the Jerusalem Foundation has The future of community in developed an expertise in Jerusalem also depends greatly community building. The lessons 33% of families in Jerusalem live on access to quality education. learned from years of professional below the poverty line The Jerusalem Foundation involvement in neighborhoods continued to work toward 56% of the children in Jerusalem and with partners across the city equal educational opportunities live below the poverty line have led to the creation of an for all Jerusalem residents and approach developed in In the past year, the Jerusalem improving educational cooperation with the people of Foundation has developed an infrastructure in schools. Over Jerusalem - a process of approach of targeted economic 1000 Jerusalem pupils empowerment that also includes independence projects, some participated in special sensitivity to values of coexistence already existing and being enrichment curriculum. and multiculturalism, providing expanded and some new to By targeting specific groups all people in Jerusalem the widen the circle, during these within the population and opportunity for a better quality even more difficult times. By making strategic investment of life. developing independence and in education, the Jerusalem initiative, employment In 2008 there has been a Foundation in 2008 was able opportunities, vocational training, refocusing of the Foundation’s to create new opportunities small business development and energies and resources on for Jerusalemites and to begin awareness of individual rights, specific communities in Jerusalem to develop a comprehensive the people of Jerusalem will be on the periphery with struggling and sustainable approach for able to claim a better future for populations. Although Jerusalem each unique neighborhood in themselves and for the next is the poorest city in Israel further the city. Thus was launched generation. Over 200 women hand outs and welfare the new flagship project of the participated in economic dependence will never break Jerusalem Foundation, Adopt independence programming, the cycle of poverty. a Neighborhood initiative, that over 500 elderly residents received is now being implemented in direct support, over 2000 special three neighborhoods. education pupils participated in cultural enrichment programming. Schächter Garden at Beit Yehudit The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2008/9

COMMUNITY 27 the Botanical in the Old City benefited from in the Katamon visited the Tower around the city in the the green spaces and in the neighborhoods enjoyed programs at the enjoyed programs the Community Gardens 2008 200 children and youth 200 children Center in Ramot. renovated Asper Community visited children 500 Ultra Orthodox program during the for a special Gardens Shmeta year. the Old City 500 youngsters in activities, a variety of programs including sports youth groups and more in a learning center, to strengthen this population. order Synagogues The Four Sephardic received new furnishings. tended were 34 gardens program. Community Gardens 200 elderly enjoyed project in 5 gardens. A synagogue was renovated neighborhood for the use by new Ethiopian immigrants. 690,000 visitors enjoyed lively animals at the Tisch Family Zoological Gardens. 200 Ultra Orthodox youngsters of David Museum. Thousands of residents continued and A Tur Romema of East Talpiot, to benefit from the wide variety of programs of the Caring Community project. Projects was

a new received for activities conferences and for the Western Wall for the Western from east Jerusalem were renovated at the Heritage Foundation. and business people 3,480 entrepreneurs received services including initial consultation, business mentoring, preparation of business plans, loan assistance and participation in courses offered by the Jerusalem Business Development Center. seminars at the Jerusalem Institute for Israel seminars at the Jerusalem Institute were Studies and over 20 books and reports published. A torah was purchased Phillip Lown Community Center in Kiryat HaYovel. Phillip Lown Community Center in Kiryat 50,000 people attended Beit Yehudit (formerly ICCY) received (formerly ICCY) Beit Yehudit overhaulname and a major to serve in order the community. the expanded needs funding Kraft Stadium received of a new scoreboard. and the purchase for the Elderly Center The Stern Street the participants to enjoy renovated to enable their wide variety of programs. Thousands of residents David are enjoying the newly renovated Beit Community Center sports facilities. The Jerusalem Botanical Gardens funding to support their ongoing activities. Sports The Stella and Alexander Margulies and Library Centre Community Hattie Friedland School for the Hearing Impaired The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2008/9

COMMUNITY 29 are to set up a from 9 schools from received Art, in 2 Talmudei Torah in 2 Talmudei in a year long Model completed a special in Neve Yaacov was in Neve Yaacov School

at the Rene Cassin School at the Beit HaKerem Elementary 504 students in grades 5 and 6 grades in 504 students study days in intensive science participated Museum and the Science at the Bloomfield for Studies. Center Meyerhoff Youth High School of the Gymnasia The students renovated and equipped enjoying a newly sports hall. The Brandt School renovated. the Esther Greenberg 60 students at Comprehensive Movement, Music, Photography and Animal Movement, Music, Assisted Therapy. Counselors working in 26 and the Kedma School participated setting training sessions in the areas of boundaries and the psychological approach. purchased 25 computers were Szold second computer lab at the Henrietta School. 4 classes 70 students from assist in completed computer courses to bringing this community into the technological age. 300 students School learned about Jewish and Israeli Identity in specially designed programs. 525 high school students and preparing independent course in research study projects. 170 students participated UN program in conjunction with the Foreign Ministry. were introduced of the Jerusalem in the various magnet was installed to keep scholarships to participate in the pre-army volunteer of programs were supported at supported were of programs was renovated and upgraded for was renovated and from the new Science Center at the 130 high school students 28 students received the Ir Ganim Community Council in Kiryat Community the Ir Ganim Menachem. The 23 participants A wide range A wide are better able to at Beit Matanya program of Gilo in their newly serve the residents renovated facility. A new irrigation system Haas Promenade greener the grounds of the and fresher. of for the Children Garden The Allison Peters Jerusalem and Jabel Mukhabar. Talpiot the residents of East in a joint delegation to Poland in partnership with the Halon Organization for disenfranchised youth. Academy of Music and Dance High School Academy of Music and Dance High performed in two final concerts at the Gerard Behar Center. grade 430 students in third to music and song through the Hevrutav program. in training 800 students, teachers and teachers benefited Institute. Teachers' David Yellin 950 students participated courses which enable students from every neighborhood to study the subjects of most interest to them. Education The Stella and Alexander Margulies Sports Centre The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2008/9

COMMUNITY 31 studied visited the participate learned about were provided enjoyed enrichment students participated students received new books, musical 150 junior high school 150 junior program at Fingertips at Your in the Science to encourage Science Center the Bloomfield of technology. the study 65 students at the Arazim school 65 students at the Arazim their own healthy nutrition while preparing of the school year. breakfasts every day students 320 special education day which included a hot with a long school help. meal, clubs and homework 1230 special education students among city's many cultural institutions including, Living Museum, the others, the Ein Yael Bloomfield Science Museum, the Tisch Family and more. Zoological Gardens Language Students at the Jacqueline du Pre Kindergarten instruments and playground equipment. 150 special education students School in a photography course at the Naggar for Photography, Media and New Music. 80 students at the Alonim School woodworking four times a week in the Carpentry Workshop. School 100 students at the Hattie Friendland for the Hearing Impaired for activities and workshops in preparation independent life. at the Sam and Ruthie Kindergarten 50 children enjoyed a new toy library and additional hours of animal assisted therapy. Special Education received for the Hearing across Jerusalem enjoyed upgraded in Givat Mordechai in an intensive program "personal trainers" for received scholarships for of the Technological School of the Technological extra tutoring help as well as scholarships and extra tutoring help transportation subsidies. School 40 students of the Lifta 1000 students from 41 schools from 1000 students Impaired was renovated. Polinsky School 70 students of the classrooms which theater and photography of these subjects. enriched the study 15 students received took advantage of the quality institutions of of the quality took advantage learnthe city to as part subjects in-depth extra which utilizes as a School program of the City city to expand of the resources the many horizons. academic School The Hattie Friedland Program. success in the Mentoring for Success 15 students participated Belmonte Science Youth at for research at Laboratories using the various laboratories received the Hebrew University for which they college credit. School Students of the Givat Gonen Elementary are learning about ecology and protecting through a new important natural resources in their rain water collection system project school. 100 needy students their outstanding achievements in science. children 30 kindergarten and enjoyed the upgraded playground equipment. The 100 students in Pisgat Ze'ev benefited from expanded and enriched activities. Beit Hofmann Center for the Elderly The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2008/9

COMMUNITY 33 to after leaving in transitional their families by their issues working in the Battered Women's in the Battered between the ages of 18- at the Battered Women's living and volunteering in participated in the program participated in the 8 women received rent assistance rent received 8 women the Battered Women's Shelter. Women's the Battered reside who 30 children Pesach camps. Shelter attended east Jerusalem from Women and other support housing received counseling phase. during this difficult 3 women residing scholarships to attend Shelter received and Hebrew University. Hadassah College 147 single mothers Program Single Mothers' Independence Network own. and are now beginning to stand on their supporting 10 women are every cooking meals for 220 Elwyn residents the day as well as private catering through a Business program. Cooking Up Women 15 youth at risk confront outdoors and confronting physical challenges Ya'elim in addition to their regular studies at the Living Museum. School at the Ein Yael Over 100 students communities across the city received scholarships in return for their work. 250 young people 30 took part in the time bank, television cultural magazine, immigrant leaders, multi the city art and photography programs in in the Center. center through Youth scholarships 12 youth at risk received participate in acting and other classes at the Basement Theater. Social Services Social are visited for change, jointly by the enjoyed 7 days enjoyed for the Central for the Neufeld for the Leo Model 3 concerts throughout in the Rose Music Library. of the Beit Beyer Home for of the Beit Beyer 300 books were purchased 300 books were Library in Gilo. A media center was established the Aged are enjoying the newly renovated the Aged are enjoying wing. various therapeutic sites at locations such as sites at various therapeutic Living Museum and the Tisch Family the Ein Yael Zoological Gardens. Kindergarten at the al Sharok Children the art optical-music system. enjoying a state of Elderly residents Leo Model Library and the Esther Greenberg Comprehensive High School in Gilo. held 12 concerts were purchased 200 books were 10 classes from across the city across from 10 classes Arab Library in east Jerusalem. 240 people attended of activities each at the Djanogly Visual Arts each at the Djanogly of activities Center. the al Basama School from 40 students the year at the Joseph Meyerhoff Library in Katamon. of 22 organizations Representatives 20 publishers and 20 institutions participated in the Pen for Change fair during National Book Week. purchased 50 books were Library in Kiryat HaYovel. Libraries 34 The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2008/9 COMMUNITY through theGenerationto project. heard thepersonalstoriesof9elderly speakers Hundreds ofschoolchildren Prevention ofElderlyAbuse. personal treatmentthroughtheprojectfor Elderly residents throughout appliances. 110 needyelderlyreceived Center. the programatShmuelHaNaviCommunity 60 needyelderly special needsattendedcampsaswell. attended summercamps.80childrenwith Clubs 300 children from theBattered Women's Shelter, 600 goldenagersattended were answeredbytheGreyActionhotline. Calls from 1000elderly residents with specialneeds. forparentsofchildren to provideinformation Arabic onthenewlyopenedKesherhotlines 100’s ofcallswere answered academic success. School toprovidethemwiththetoolsfor in a3yearliteracyprogramattheGivatGonen kindergarten throughgradetwoareparticipating 50 children from theEthiopian community independence. Coop inGiloontheirwaytoeconomic their buyingpowerbyparticipatingintheFood More than200families Paley ArtsCenterineastJerusalem. participated inafterschoolprogramsatthe 120 children from disadvantagedfamilies ineastJerusalemandofEthiopiandescent receivedhotmealsthrough aremakingmoreof thecitywillreceive culturalactivities. inKiryatHaYovel basicelectrical inRussianand ofthecity in a seriesofmeetingsaimed atthispurpose. community andregainedtheir respectthrough 25 elderlyEthiopiansreconnected hired forthispurpose. assistance injobplacementbyastaffperson 35 studentsoftheHaredi College this fieldasprofessionals. Photography Coursetoenablethementer 12 UltraOrthodoxwomentookpart and theTransplant ofOrgans. on thetopicofLawPatient,Death Doctors tookpart Shekel. at theCenterforChildDevelopmentrunby disabilities identifiedandreceivedtreatment 1500 children ineastJerusalem avoid anddealwithhouseholdaccidents. knowledge to3000residentsabouthow course ineastJerusalemandpassedontheir 15 professionals tookpart in order toplanforthoseneedsinthefuture. health needsoftheresidentseastJerusalem A socialworkerprepared Tor. the CenterforHearingImpairedinAbu 60 participantsenjoyed of Akim'sshelterhousingunits. A gardening nursery Expressive ArtsTherapyCenter. 110 children received treatment serve theneedsofhearingimpaired. therapy andavarietyofotherprogramsto a groupformothers,careercounseling,individual Beit Zusmanheld a self empowerment course, a selfempowerment inanservicetrainingday wasaddedatyetanother thesocialactivitiesof inaFirstAidtraining amappingofthe wereprovided hadlearning atMisholim withtheir ina More than 30 Holocaust survivors come weekly 300 children were given professional counseling to the first Café Europa in Jerusalem, a project and 33 children were treated in the boarding that provides not only social interaction but unit of the Schusterman Center for Children also support services. and Families.

150 elderly took part in cultural and social 50 youngsters received subsidies for therapeutic activities at Beit Shweitz. riding sessions.

Tens of elderly come each week to the newly The Sobell Oncology Unit at Hadassah Hospital renovated Center for the Elderly in the Christian in Ein Kerem received ongoing support for their Quarter of the Old City. work with cancer patients.

200-300 people received therapy at the Sobell A mobile Glaucoma Unit visited work places COMMUNITY Therapeutic Pool in Gilo. around the city to provide free screening for this debilitating disease. 14 sight impaired youngsters were able to complete their National Service through the 400 questions about health rights were answered help of Aluma. for the residents of east Jerusalem by the hotline established for this purpose.

Residents of Beit Tamar enjoyed new equipment and renovations to their new home. 35 The Jerusalem Foundation The Jerusalem

Annual Report 2008/9 Annual Report

Djanogly Visual Arts Center FINANCIAL DATA 2008

44.4% Unit ed Sta te s

4% Sp ain/Ita ly

8.8% French Speaking Countries INCOME United Kingdom Canada % 5.9% FINANCIAL DATA In 2008 a total of $25.4 million 3.8 was raised by the Israel Jerusalem Foundation r 36 7.3% the Contributions by Country O

2.1%

Contributions by Type of Donor (in percentages) Private Donors 55 76% Amount Raised Worldwide for Projects 50 in Jerusalem (in millions of dollars) 45 40 $30.2 $30.5 35 $30 $30.1 30 $26.6 $25.4 Annual Report 2008/9

25 $27.6 Estates $25 20 and Governments 15 Foundation Bequests and Public Support 10 11% 9% $20 5 4%

$15 $15.1 9.8% of the Jerusalem Foundation's contribution income went to administrative and fundraising costs. The Jerusalem Foundation 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 EXPENDITURES ON PROJECTS

A total of $29.3 million was received in Expenditures 2001- 2008 Jerusalem, $29.8 million was invested in $37 (In millions of dollars) $37.3 initiation, development, construction, $35 implementation and support of physical projects and of programs, excluding salaries.

$30

$29.8 FINANCIAL DATA Expenditures According to $27 Type of Project $25

58.7% 41.3% $20.8 Programs Construction, $20 and Preservation and $18.5 $17 $17 Activities Renovation $17

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 37

Expenditures on Projects (In millions of dollars) Project Expenditures According to Area of Activity (in percentages) 16 15 14 13 $13.7 12 $12.8 45.9% 11 Community Foundation The Jerusalem 10 11.2% 9 8 Coexistence 7 6 5 4 3 42.9%

2 $3.3 Culture 2008/9 Annual Report 1 0 Coexistence Culture Community

* Note: The difference between contributions received and expenditure on projects during the year — or during any specified period of time – derives from: a) contributions received for endowment funds; b) the lapse in time between the receipt of funds and expenditure; and c) expenditure for administrative and fundraising costs. Speaking Art Conference AWARDS & SCHOLARSHIPS

During the past year the Jerusalem Foundation Special Mention: Nuran, directed by Amikam awarded a number of prizes and scholarships as Shossberger. outlined below: The Wolgin Award for Best Short Film: Around Trip The Teddy Kollek Award for significant contribution Director, Gur Bentwich to the city of Jerusalem was awarded to: Special Mention: The Sobell Foundation (United Kingdom) The Repentance of Rachamim Hanuka directed Life Achievement Award: by Ariel Benbaji DONORS Lia Van Leer (Israel) Bait, directed by Michal Vinik. Jerusalem Foundation Martha Prize for Tolerance The “In the Spirit of Freedom” Awards in memory and Democratic Values: of Wim van Leer: Parents' Circle Director Steve McQueen, for the film Hunger. Jerusalem Foundation Teddy Kollek Prize for Director Peng Tao, director of the film, Little Moth. Leadership and Public Excellence: Special Mention: Aedel Sharabati - Community Judge and Under the Bombs, directed by Philippe Aractingi. Mediator in east Jerusalem 39 Rosie Varon - Founder of the Varon Scholarship Program for Young Musicians 83 scholarships were given out to promising and outstanding young arts students and musicians Yehudit Steiner-Freud - Former Director of the from respected conservatories and art schools Hadassah School of Nursing throughout the city as part of the Edelstein Jerusalem Cinematheque / International Film Scholarships and Leah Cheshin Scholarship Festival programs. The Jerusalem Foundation The Jerusalem The Wolgin Award for Best Full-Length Feature 73 conservatory students received scholarships Film: 7 DAYS For an intense and dramatic portrayal to attend outstanding music institutions in of a complex inter-relationship within a family Jerusalem including The Jerusalem Conservatory during the traditional Shiva. of Music and Arts- Hassadna, The Ron Shulamit Conservatory, The Conservatory of the Jerusalem Two Awards were given for best performances Academy of Music and Dance, The Pisgat Ze'ev in an Israeli Full-Length Feature: Conservatory, and the Gilo Conservatory as

Best Actress: Hana Azulay Hasfary, for her role part of the Varon Scholarship Program. 2008/9 Annual Report in 7 Days. Best Actor: Alon Aboutboul and Moshe Ivgy, for their roles in Out of the Blue. The Wolgin Award for Best Documentary: Nicolai & the Law of Return Director David Ofek and Producers Edna Kowarsky and Elinor Kowarsky. DONORS 2008

Australia Bessner, Lawrence - Estate of United Israel Appeal Pratt Foundation Falus, Thomas Weinbaum, Jack, Family Foundation Fish Foundation Wolfe, Max & Beatrice Austria Freedman, Jeremy & Judith Austrian Bishop's Conference Fuss,Melvyn France Austrian Development Agency Gail Asper Family Foundation GmbH Bidermann, Maurice Gilman Family - Fieldturf Inc. Austrian Ministry of Education, Art Frydman, Jacqueline Glowinsky, Norman and Culture Kleidman, Reine Gluskin, Sheff & Associates City of Vienna Nahmias, Marina & Sacha Keren Hayesod Magna International Europe AG Ostrovsky, Vivian Kimmel, Debbie & Warren Steindling, Rudolfine Wertheimer, Brigitte DONORS Wiener Städtische Wechselseitige Koschitzky, Israel Charitable Fund Versicherungsanstalt- Koschitzky Julia & Henry Vermögensverwaltung Germany Kushnir, Lorri 40 Arvato Services, Bertelsmann Leacross Foundation Bermuda BMW Group Leboff Family Foundation Lloyd, Gilbert Capital Intermodal, Ian K. Karan Lewy, Jules & Joanna Catone, Vincenzo Matlow, Irving Canada Daimler AG Mitz, Lewis & Wendy Posluns Azrielli,David Foundation Evangelischer Arbeitskreis Kirche Silver, Nathan & Lily - Family und Israel in Hessen und Nassau Bank Hapoalim Foundation Hessen, PM Roland Koch Benaroche, Patrick & Susan Offman, Adrienne Bennie, Dennis Hoffnung geben - Zukunft leben, Rose, Jack & Judith Daniel Müller and friends Berger, David & Monica Rothschild, Kurt Leibinger, Prof. Berthold Stiftung Beutel, Austin Royer Jeffrey – Conway Memorial ndF, neue deutsche Bloomfield Foundation - Eldee Foundation Filmgesellschaft mbH Foundation Rubinstein Foundation, Bill & Judith Nordrhein-Westfalen, PM Dr.

Annual Report 2008/9 Brown, Morland Schaffer, Eyal Jürgen Rüttgers Bronfman, Charles Foundation Schwartz, Pauline & Mendel - Reemtsma, Prof. Dr. Jan-Philipp, Incredible Printing Hamburg Foundation for the Dan Family Foundation Promotion of Science and Culture Sonshine Family Foundation Golden, David & Putterman, Schumann Foundation, Erich Connie Tanenbaum, Lawrence & Judith - Family Foundation Springer Foundation, Axel Desmarais, Paul (Power Corporation) Tauben Family Foundation Todenhöfer, Dr. Jürgen

The Jerusalem Foundation Emerald Foundation Troy, Gil & Adams, Linda von Holtzbrinck, Georg Family Wagner Family, Doris Wagner Pace, Raffaele Sennhenn, Dr. Ernst and Ursula Roessel Weber, Eberhard Mexico Swiss Government (DEZA) ZEIT Foundation, Ebelin und Gerd Bucerius Constantiner Family Ville De Genève-Manuel Tornare

Holland Norway Wendepunkt Foundation Christenen Voor Israel Help the Jews Home Organization Van Leer Foundation Poland United Kingdom Gudzowaty, Aleksander Bernstein, Lord Alex & Lady Israel Angela CBE Barkat, Nir South Africa Burton, A&S 1960 Charitable Trust Barnea Nahum Family Bejerano, Abraham Berman's Bakery Kaplan, Mendel & Jill Bloom, Nan DONORS Burak, Jacob Spain Duffied, Dame Vivien, DBE, through Cheshin, Ruth & Mishael Toledano, Maurice the Clore Israel Foundation Heth, Meir Tres Culturas Fund Djanogly, Sir Harry Israel Corp. (IC) Dwek, Julien Switzerland Israel Chemicals Ltd Dent Charitable Trust Anonymous via Dr. Josef Bollag International Cul. & Dorset Foundation Berlowitz, Chana Jewish Agency for Israel Eranda Foundation Keren Kayemet Le'Israel Bloch Foundation, George and Jenny Esfandi Charitable Trust Keren Klita 41 Bloch, Sylvia Grahame Charitable Foundation Keren Shalem Braginsky Foundation, René and Greenstein Estate, Rita Leumi Bank Ltd. Susanne Grunbach, Phillipe Matan Brunschwig Foundation, Dr. Silvain Jerusalem Foundation, U.K. Melisron Ltd. Canton Aargau - Swisslos Koretz, Sheila Meridor, Dan Dear Foundation Kass Family Foundation Ono Academic College Dreyfus Foundation, Dr. Emile Leigh, Howard Partner Communication Foundation The Jerusalem Dwek, Maurice & Solo Lustman, Dr. Felix Rich Foundation Emouna Fnd. Kennedy Leigh Charitable Trust Teva Pharmaceutical Fridman, Rachel Estate Margulies, Marcus Varon, Rosie Frommer Foundation, Saly Manchester J.I.A Israel Government Gideon Erika Naggar, Guy & Rt. Hon. Marion Clalit Guggenheim Foundation, Dr. Rayne Foundation

Georg and Josi Jerusalem Municipality Ronson Foundation 2008/9 Annual Report Jerusalem Foundation Switzerland Ministry of Education Rosenfeld, Pat National Insurance Institute Josefowitz, Samuel R.H. Amar & Co Mil Foundation, Adolf and Mary Italy Sebba Charitable Trust, Samuel Safra, Edmond & Lily Ben-Avram Schreiber Charitable Trust Schächter Foundation, Jizchak Haggiag, Mirella Petteni and Denise Sobell Foundation Soning, Harvey Byrne, Thomas GCE Property Holdings Townsley, Georgina Chaim Foundation Gelfand, Victoria Vita Charitable Foundation CI Capital Partners Gershon, Hannah Weidenfield, Lord & Lady Claiborne Foundation, Liz Gershon, Zev T. Worms, Fred OBE & Della Cohen Foundation, Naomi and Getty, Gordon P. Nehemia Wingate Foundation, Harold Gleich, Martin L. & Enid P. Cohen Fund, Louis and Florence Hyman Goldman Fund, Richard and Rhoda Cohen, Arnold Wittenberg, Jonathan Gordon, David Collins, Timothy Yad Avi Hayishuv Gorham Foundation, Walter & Alice Constantiner, Leon Gotbaum, Noah United States Cosette Charitable Fund Green, Thomas Abraham Fund Cowan Family Foundation, Green, Beth and Joseph Achtentuch Foundation, Herbert Marjorie F. and Marion Cowen Charitable Lead Unit Trust, Green, Bruce Judy Angelo Ackman, William A. Green, Charlotte Crestview Partners Anonymous Greenwald Foundation, Dorothy and Croton Watch Company Harold Arison Foundation, Inc. Crown Family Gregory Foundation, Alexis Arnovitz Family Donor Advised DONORS Fund Crown, Lester and Renee Haar, Professor Charles M. Haas Fund, Walter and Ellise Asher, Robert H. Cummings Foundation, Nathan Halachic Organ Donor Society 42 Atticus Foundation, Cummings Family Foundation, Alan H. Hamilton, Victoria Barnathan, Charla and Michael Diamond, Eva Harris Foundation, Irving Barnett, Ellen Dubin, Reva Hassenfeld Foundation Bass, Sid and Mercedes Dubinsky Fund, Harriet and Melvin Hasten Family Foundation, Hart N. Batkin, Stanley Dwek, Cyril and Simona Benson Bag Corporation Edelman, Jennifer Hebrew University, American Friends Berrie Foundation, Russell of the Edelstein, Estate of Louis BHB Holdings Heyman, John and Nitza Edgewater Management Bialkin Family Foundation Horwich Foundation, Vicki and Einbender, Alvin Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Blaustein Foundation, Jacob and Hilda Engelhard Foundation, Charles Horwich Family Foundation, James and Ada Blavatnik Charitable Foundation Fairfield County Comm. Donor Advised Fund Indian Trail Groves Bloom Family Fund Feuerstein Fund, Diane and Elliot Irving Foundation

Annual Report 2008/9 Bottoms, Jr., David N. FJJ Foundation Jesselson Foundation Boston Foundation, The Stone Franco, Simone Jewish Funders Network Charitable Fund Frankel Foundation Jossel, Marguerite Braunschvig, David Frey, Estate of Phyllis Karas, Barry Bregman, Estate of Ann Fromkin, David Karelitz, Richard Bronfman Fund, Andrea and Charles Furgatch, Harvey Keaton, William or Edythe Gagosian Gallery Klein, Charlotte

The Jerusalem Foundation Bronfman, Mathew Mr.& Mrs. DONORS The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2008/9 43 Silverstein, Louise Silverstein, Alan B. Slifka Foundation, Smythe Gallery and Harold Hirschl Tamar Snyder, and Fund, Helen Soref Philanthropic Bernard Estate of Lucia Spector, Sam Spiegel Foundation, Jeffrey Spitzer, Linda Spitzer, Richard Stadtmauer Foundation, and Bessie Stein Foundation, Louis Stein, Erica Stern Fund, Vera Philanthropic Strelsin Foundation and Joe Sultan, Sandy Chilewich Foundation, Herman P. Taubman and Sophia Edith L. Ms. Taylor, Fund, Towbin Tikkun Olam Foundation John Veronis, Vicente Foundation, Harriet and Esteban Robert Wallace, Foundation, Pierre J. Wertheimer Brigitte Wertheimer, Wilf Family Foundation Winnick Family Foundation Whitehead Foundation Family Foundation Wolfensohn Jack Wolgin, Jayne Wrightsman, Ziegler Family Trust Zoller Family Philanthropic Fund Reich & Co., Peter Seldin/Joseph H. Reich & Co., Peter Seldin/Joseph Craig and Erin Reicher, Charles H. Revson Foundation, J. Richmond Fund, Lois Righteous Persons Foundation Jeannie Rivkin Fund, Arthur and Robinow, Marjorie Rose Foundation, Susan and Elihu Rosenzweig-Coopersmith Foundation Ross, Janet C. de Rothschild, Robert Rubenstein, Keith and Inga Rudin Foundation, Samuel and May Safo, LLC Safra, Lily Salant, Marshall Schechter Fund/Schwab Charitable Fund, Peter Scheinfeld Foundation, Larry and Jane Scher Charitable Fund, Sylvia and Robert Manuel Schneider Living Trust, Schnurmacher Foundation, Charles and Mildred SCOA Charitable Foundation Segal Foundation, Jean and Charles Shickman Family Foundation Sholk-Kaplan Family Philanthropic Foundation Prairie Minerals Foundation Minerals Prairie Brodie Price Fund, Robert E. and Allison Price Trust, Sports Tours Professional Foundation, BernardRapoport and Audre Rosalind Ratner, Recanati, Dina Recanati, David Mayrock Foundation Meier Foundation, Richard Meyerhoff Fund, Harvey M. and P. Lynn Mirvis, Theodore and Ruth Model Foundation, Leo Morrison, Catherine Munk, Peter and Melanie Nachlis, Debra and Warren Nathan, Paul Neufeld Memorial Foundation, David Newhouse Foundation, Samuel I. Amb.& Mrs. Olson, Lyndon Ostrovsky Family Fund Paley Foundation, William S. Passal, Estate of Daniela Gechman Rafael and Marina Pastor, Pekarksy Family Trust Peltz, Nelson Petty, Daniela Polakoff, Carol Family Foundation, Polinsky-Rivkin Pomerenze Foundation, Jay L. and Hadassa Mayer Charitable Fund, Beatrice C. Mayer Charitable Fund, Klein Management Systems Management Klein Bruce Kovner, Robert and Myra Kraft Foundation, and Marie-Jossee Kravis, Henry Foundation L.A.W. Steven and Nancy Lear, Leichtag Family Foundation Leight, Nathan Leir Foundation LKC Foundation Family Philanthropic Fund, Marcus Ben and Ceil Ling Markovitz, Michael and Walter Marks, Jr., Legacies and Estates

Gifts to the Jerusalem Foundation For All Time…

Anonymous via Carolito Stiftung Greta Goodman Estate Margaret Richner

Asher Bar Estate Gottlieb Hammer Estate Elfriede Kaethe Ritter

Eliezer & Lucie Behar Estate Ibrahimzadeh Estate Ralph Robbins Estate

Leonard Bernstein Estate Augusta Kaye Estate Arthur Rubinstein Estate

Herta Berthold Estate Monika Maira Kintag Estate Rubenstein Estate

Legacies and Estates Anna Blauner Estate Krzepcki Estate Minnie Sasserath Estate

Dr. Hanna Bogucka Alice Lazoff Estate I.Meir Segals Estate

44 Ernest Bretter Estate Norman M. Leff Fdn. Inc. Estate Irene Sela

Clark Estate Legacy Heritage Fund Ltd. Isidore & Helena Seibald Estate

Jacob Davies Estate Leir Estate Reuben Shane Estate

Marthe Deloire Gustave Levy Estate Esther Share Estate

Mrs. De Stoutz Estate Simone Mallah Estate Ruth Silberberg Estate

Louis Edelstein Estate Joseph M. Mazer Estate Ida Silverman Estate

Katherine Falk Estate Alice Menkes John H. Slade Estate

Mina Finkelstein Estate Henry Montor Estate Spector Family Estate

Augusta Fostel Estate Susan Myerson Estate Sam Spiegal Estate Annual Report 2008/9 Rachel Fridman Estate Daniela Gechman Passal Estate Dr. Juergen Thomas

Phyllis Frey Estate Lillian Pavloff Estate Vorreuter Kusiel Estate

Nathane Fuller Fanny Penn Estate Robert H. Weill

Dena Geschwind Estate Jacob Perlow Estate

Golden Era Selma Pilavin Robinson Estate The Jerusalem Foundation Board of Trustees

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Austria General Secretary: Charles Bronfman The Jerusalem Foundation Philippe-Giuseppe Kupfer Elaine Goldstein Österreich [email protected] President: LEADERSHIP WORLDWIDE Maria-Theresienstrasse 9/5 a Desk Head in Jerusalem: Julia Koschitzky A-1090 Wien Irène Pollak-Rein Vice-President: Austria [email protected] Lewis Mitz Tel: 43-664-9112-286 Fax: 43-1-9124-3864 Secretary: [email protected] Canada David Golden President: Jerusalem Foundation of Canada Treasurer: Arthur B. Drache, Q.C. Ambassador Dr. Peter National Office: Jankowitsch, Federal Minister, ret. The Jerusalem Foundation of Executive Members At Large: Vice Presidents: Canada Dr. Naomi Azrieli 47 Dr. Klaus Liebscher 2 Place Alexis Nihon, Suite 1040 Claude Bédard Dipl.-Ing. Rudolf Schicker Montreal, Quebec H3Z 3C1 Elaine Goldstein Dr. Rudolf Scholten, Federal Toll Free: 1-877-484-1289 Lorri Kushnir Minister, ret. Tel: (514) 484-1289 Stanley K. Plotnick Prof. Peter Weiser Fax: (514) 482-9640 Members of the Board Treasurer: [email protected] Beverley Abramson KR Adolf Wala Toronto Office Patrick Benaroche Foundation The Jerusalem Jerusalem Foundation of Canada Secretary: Ralph Benatar 11 Bentworth Avenue Dr. Peter Pöch Aldo Bensadoun TORONTO,Ontario M6A 1P1 Members: David Berger Canada Dr. Daniel Charim Neri J. Bloomfield Tel: (416) 635-5491 Dr. Emil Mezgolits Ariela Cotler Fax: (416) 484-9129 Mag. Thomas Moskovics Jeremy Freedman jerusalemfoundationtoronto@ro

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